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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) — Sunday. Like Callaghan, he will fly Leaders of seven of the world's right not enjoyed by many “critics" into .San Juan's international airport of U ,S policy toward the com­ major industrial nations gather at a on the Anglo-French Concorde. monwealth.! lush tropical resort this weekend to (Ford, in a prepared arrival state­ Diplomat-s in San Juan said no try to resolve their lingering ment released in Washington, dramatic developments were economic problems, especially infla­ warned Cuba that Intervention in the tion. expected at the summit, which for­ domestic affairs of Puerto Rico will mally ojtens Sunday at the Dorado President Ford was to arrive first be considered "an unfriendly act. today to greet West German Beach Hotel, a vast estate of stylish which will be resisted by appropriate bungalows, tennis courts and golf Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and means." courses managed by Rockresorts, Prime Ministers Pierre Elliott (In an effort to mollify ruffled Inc., a Rockefeller family firm. Trudeau of Canada, Takeo Miki of Puerto Rican feelings over failing to Observers, said that with the Japan, Aldo Moro of Italy and James inform them of the summit site in ad­ Callahan of Britain. forthcoming elections in the United vance. he praised the islanders' right States and other participating coun­ French President Valery Giscard to "freely determine the nature of tries. politically shaky leaders may d'Estaing was expected to arrive their tics" with the United States, a be courting publicity more than con­ crete reforms. The meeting is a followup of last >;ear’s allied summit in Rambouillet, Polish strikers France, when the leaders of the United States, France, Britain, Japan, Italy, and West Germany return to work agreed on economic cooperation to pull themselves out of the worst WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - business recession since World War unprecedented strikes and burned II Strikers resumed work in factories down local Communist party offices. throughout Poland today in response Police were ordered to fire on the Now the recession has been Minutemen stop over in Manchester followed by a cyclical boom, and the to the government retraction of plans rioters and 56 persons were killed in to hike food prices by as much as 69 the clashes. allied leaders are expected to in­ The Manchester Veterans of Foreign Wars Post hosted the Wilmington, Mass., Minutemen vestigate ways to keep the upswing, per cent. The handling of the riots — par­ Friday night in one of the many stops the group is making en route to Philadelphia where Parliament officials said a session and its accompanying inflation, un­ ticularly the order to open fire on the der control. the unit of eight men is slated to participate in that city’s Bicentennial parade July 4. scheduled for this evening to com­ strikers — toppled Gomulka and Greeting the unit’s commander Maj. Willis Whalen is VFW Post Commander Wes Rhuda, plete the price increase legislation brought Eldward Glerek to power. Also on the agenda are ways to third from right. Second from right is Ed Stickman, captain of the VFW honor guard and was canceled. The new Communist party first achieve world monetary stability, cut tariff barriers, increase energy right is Tom Hovey, senior vice commander. Other members of the Minutemen, which was Railroad officials said rail traffic secretary reduced food prices to was again running normally. their former level. supplies and cooperate with nonin­ originally founded March 9,1775, are: Jeff Coville, George Garvey, Dave Hill, Peter Wicks, Shipyard workers at the Baltic dustrial countries that produce raw Bob Cooney and Jack Betts. Friday the unit marched from Eastford to Manchester or about ports of Gdansk and Szczecin — the materials. 30 miles. Today they were to hike to New Britain. The distance from Wilmington, which is scene of bloody workers’ riots that north of Boston, to Philadelphia is approximately 350 miles. (Herald photo by Larson) toppled Communist party boss Wladyslaw Gomulka in 1970— staged peaceful sit-in strikes, sources said. HUD gives approval They said other strikes occurred at Olsztyn and railroad tracks were Ford widens lead over Reagan broken near Wroclaw. to $301,000 grant D-. t L'lV/IC fl ' One day after announcing plans to By LEWIS LORD raise food prices for the first time I'niled Praia Inlernolional counting process adopted by the con­ Ford, spending this weekend at a vention Thursday at the urging of since Gomulka’s ouster. Premier President Ford widened his lead summit economic conference in Ford backers. Puerto Rico, urged Republican Pibtr Jaroszewlcz told the nation A $301,000 community development A third proposal, submitted by over Ronald Reagan in their race for According to United Press Inter­ leaders in Washington Friday to un­ Friday night the government "thinks block grant to Manchester has been Town Manager Robert Welti, met the GOP presidential nomination that it is necessary to re-analyze the national's tally. Ford now has 1,064 ite after the national convention. approved by the federal Department with HUD approval. It provides for early today, by nabbing 17 of 18 at- delegates to 949 for Ronald Reagan. whole matter again." of Housing and Urban Development. meeting with lending institutions to large delegates selected by Once a nominee is chosen. Ford The GOP nomination requires 1,130 said. Republicans must stand "under He said the reconsideration would A spokesman for U.S. Rep. William discuss fair lending practices, Minnesota Republicans. take "at least several months.” delegates. There are 103 -uncom­ a banner of unity and strength and I Cotter announced approval of the meetings with real estate brokers to The near sweep of the at-large The premier acted after workers mitted GOP delegates and 143 still to pledge to you that I will do that." grant Friday, three days before the familiarize them with fair housing delegates, coupled with his earlier went on strike at several factories be chosen. Jimmy Carter felt so sure of deadline requirements, and establishing a 17-7 victory over Reagan at the and brought railroad traffic south Reagan accused the Ford forces of becoming the Democratic nominee In recent days, town officials had procedure for handing discrimination state’s district level, gave the Presi­ and west of Warsaw to a standstill by creating disunity in the party -by that he phpned Ford to arrange for said privately they were convinced complaints. dent a commapding victory in pushing the rules change through. ripping up track and derailing two the grant would pass, but there was . Minnesota. intelligence briefings by CIA Direc­ On July 6 the Board of Directors it "They have done nothing except be trains. doubt earlier when HUD officials in­ The selection of delegates ran into tor George Bush once the national scheduled to consider an affirmative divisive,” Reagan said. "If party uni­ convention ends. The workers were protesting plans sisted on greater assurance from the the wee hours of the morning to raise the price of meat, fish, action plan, one of the HUD ty is being hurt, it is being hurt by the Carter said he wants the briefings town that it would adopt and imple­ because of the new marathon ballot­ poultry, butter and other foods by as requirements. other side.” so “I won’t make a serious mistake ment an affirmative action plan and much as 89 per cent, effective Mon­ and antibias housing plan. Commenting on the grant ap­ in the heat of the campaign and em­ day. barrass our nation or say something The Board of Directors had proval, Weiss credited Community When Gomulka’s government an­ rejected a proposal to hire an equal Development Coordinator Alan inadvertently based on misinforma­ nounced similar hikes 12 days before tion, which might be contrary to our opportunity coordinator and HUD Mason for his skill in developing the News summary I Christmas, 1970, dockworkers staged had rejected an alternate proposal by C om p lM from | nation,s policies." grant application. the town. United Prn$ International S

to become the first balloonist State to cross the Atlantic Ocean. New all'white schools in Boston face test^ ■ The balloon, dubbed “Spirit of HARTFORD — A new fire ’76,” was reported traveling fighters’ contract was ap­ about 50 miles an hour off the under latest U.S. Supreme Court decision proved Friday night provldi^ New Jersey shore early today. By Unilcd Prmii Inlcrnuliunal delayed pay hikes and saving "Most of the private schools that Charles Marston, assistant chief of estimated 300 private schools in­ HONOLULU — A Marine the jobs of 20 firemen facing The president of the NAACP in we are familiar with have had black cluding Choate where John P. helicopter crashed Friday, instruction for the state Department layoffs.' The two-year pact Boston says the group will probably students for some time and are all Kennedy attended school before Hai^ killing one man and injuring of Education. provides for a 17 per cent wage go to court to test the legality of all- out looking for additional ones,” he "I think we can safely say it would vard. Alan N. Houghton, head of the another,in a training area on hike. white, private academies set up to said. "I don’t think you’ll find an all- Connecticut Association of Indepen­ the big island of Hawaii where not be an issue here.” avoid court-ordered busing to white private school in New Donald Hagerman, headmaster of dent Schools Inc., said none of the V,HARTFORD — A group of another helicopter crashed the achieve desegregation in the city’s England.” organization’s members had a black- day before. Thursday’s crash Holdemess school, said a number of utilities, including those ser­ public schools. Officials in New Hampshire where only or white-only policy. killed eight men. blacks were among the 210 students. ving most of Connecticut, is Thomas I. Atkins commented Phillips Exeter Academy Is located, "To the best of my knowledge Vermont Education Commissioner suing General Electric Co. for Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court said schools did not bar admissions blacks have been eligible for admis­ Eldward Fabian said the ruling did $300 million for allegedly PASADENA—There may be ruled that private schools cannot because of color. not apply because few private no canals on Mars but great sion through our entire history,” said breaking its contract to exclude blacks on the basis of race. ”I am not aware of any schools Alfred Gengras, director of studies schools had black students and no rivers, as big as the Mississip­ provide nuclear fuel Atkins said academies found to be that would have admission criteria at the 130-year-old Tilton School. private schools refuse blacks admis­ pi, once flowed swiftly across reprocessing and reqpvery ser­ operating on a whites-only basis that would bar entry of blacks,” said In Connecticut where there are an sion. vices for spent fuel at tWo Its now arid surface. Viking would lose their certification under Connecticut power plants. scientists said Friday after the ruling. viewing the latest pictures "In order for these schools to func­ Regional from the planet taken by tion as they have in Boston, it Viking 1 cameras. required the action of local, state and BOSTON - The Boston NEW YORK - All of Long various federal officials, and we will public school system will get at Island’s South Shore beaches, focus on all of them,” Atkins said. least $1.94 million in M eral except for a section of Jones However, others doubted the high aid to help pay the costs of Beach, one of the largest in the court ruling would have much effect court-ordered desegregation, nation, were slated for on the schools which began springing the Boston Globe reported reopening today as sludge that up two years ago alter U.S. District today. The money will be prompted' the closing has Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. ordered provided under the Elmergency almost dissipated, authorities busing to end racial imbalance in the School Assistance Act and can announced. city’s public schools. Some 26,000 be used for supplementary students were bused under the order education programs and not for this year. busing or police expenses. International Robert Pressman, director of the BEIRUT, Lebanon — New Harvard for Law and Education NEWPORT, R .I.-The Coast ttacks by Christian "Tiger” which represents a group of black Guard says the Chilean barken- militiamen on two Palestinian parents in the Boston desegregation tlne Esmeralda, due to arrive refugee camps are turned case, said even if the schools are here Sunday for the Tall Ships back, but defenders say they forced to accept blacks, he said few, festival, will be protected from are “weakening.” if any, would apply. , demonstrators who claim the “{low many blacks will be ship was used by Chile’s BELFAST, Northern Ireland— clamoring to get into the South military government to torture Gunmen, on a midnight spree Boston Heights Academy,” he said. political prisoners. of violence, burst into the The ruling appeared to have little Prostestant pub and fired in­ effect elsewhere across New National discriminately into the crowd England where most schools said and three persons were killed. blacks already were accepted for ad­ (UPI Photo) LAKEHURST, N.J. - Karl The gunmen escaped. Earlier a mission. Sailing on a calm sea Thomas, 27, of Troy, Mich,, Catholic man was stabbed to At the exclusive St. George’s headed out to sea today in a 10- death and his body dumped in a School outside Newport, R.I., where story plastic balloon powered vacant lot north of the center of 30 of the 300 students are black, assis­ The Portuguese bark Sagres sails on a calm sea silhouetted against the setting sun, en route only by the wind. He is trying Belfast. tant admissions director Charles Lm to Newport, R.I., from Bermuda during the Tall Ships sail. 'The 16 square-riggers which are said the school has admitted blacks the main attraction of the Tall Ships Bicentennial celebration this weekend had to take in for a decade. their sails and switch to auxiliary power to complete the Bermuda-Newport run. PAPE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. Mincbeiter. Conn.. 8«t. Ji— « . MM

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^ n ch ester. Conn , Sat , June 26, l!(7n No one questions town 1'a (; k t i i k k k on Rev-Share funds use

Prom the lack of reaponM mo far, it category basically stands for appeari there are no major com- anything cars drive on,” Moore said. ialnts about the planned use of Thus, the category includes highway Rfanchester’a General Revenue and road care, parking lots and street Sharing funds for the July 1-Dec. 31, lighting, he said. 1976 period. Five general categories have been General Revenue Sharing provides designated to receive part of the federal funds directly to local and $513,668. They are; Public safety, state governments. For the six- $132,397; environmental protection, COUNTR'.. month period beginning July 1, $112,500; public transportation, $202,- S&H STAMPS MAKES US Manchester has budgeted $S13,6M of 894; recreation, $51,689; and social 204 IROAD 8T. MANCHESTER ■ ^ General Revenue Sharing funds. ' services for the aged or poor, $14,188. NO. O K MsreltsnU In Early Amsrtcaii The planned use of these monies Moore provided a more specific Funilturft Rtfiroducfloni was first published June 14. Citizens breakdown of each general category. 729 lU T (X.0CRt eUM RS • FIREPLACE FURNISHINGS and are asked to contact Town Manager Of the $132,397 earmarked for public e NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA MIDOU TURNPIKE OFtN TUie., WEO.. SAT. 10 A.M. . I:M F.M. Robert B. Weiss or Town Controller safety, $70,500 is to go to the police THURSDAY A FRIDAY. 10 A M . 9 F M Thomas S. Moore if they have any department and $61,897 is headed for ____RUNCHEtTEI eUNOAV 10 NOON . S F.M. PLENTT OF FR(f ftRKlHO questions, complaints or suggestions the town Fire Department. HAS IT! about the spending of General In the public transportation tWSWvBKN^HmLUNOUSTRUnSRoSSB!^^ Revenue Sharing funds. Any com­ category, $75,000 will be given to the ments about the funds may also be highwhy division, $125,650 is headed AR COiNTIOMM - REFRKERATKM Business-Directory Guide For brought before the Board of Direc­ toward street lighting and $2,244 will tors at their July 6 meeting. be granted to the special parking dis­ HEATiG Mid SHEET METAL So far, Weiss has received no calls trict. New Enfiaiid Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE on the subject and Moore has The environmental protection received Just one. ROUTE 103, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete money will be divided between TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06000) Moore said his call centered on the sanitation ($75,000) and the park 043-2730 e 043-2102 Vicinity Appliance Store topic of "public transportation" department ($37,500). The recreation which has been granted 1202,894. money will also include $37,500 for CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Moore said the caller was under the the park department, as well as $14,- false impression "public transpor­ 189 for the ^nior Citizens Center. aIi featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES tation” meant Just bus service within TENTS, COTS, SLUPWin RAIS, AW MATTRESSIS, of the $14,188 for the social services MAXIIKNIKH Manchester. for the aged or poor will also go to STOVES, LAnriRns "The public transportation th ^ ^n io r Citizens Center. HOME IMPDOVEMENT r M * w a s MV. CARHMWI-SPORT 2 MAIN STROT Tliis Waddell Pool scene Is typical of scenes at town swimming pools during hot weather. (Herald photo by Pinto) OKN DAN.T TO • PJIL J. FARR e E4a-7111 APPlUKt ® TV 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 Thompson chosen' Hut to Sloe I Shoo VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR hy Lion^s Club Report from America: Ojr factory tralnod apoclaUata Public records Phil Psts . Loelcsro and ZIdsk ARCO TEMPLE’S David L. Thompson of 117 CARPCT AND FLOOR COVERING Buckland St. has been elected and in­ stalled as president of Manchester Here’s how they say it Warranty deeds « I4AW n W T OMK l e i (bit U T « « TNVIt t III « « TEL. James L. Copeland, 85 Deming St., M A M C m sm oil or ton call (O L IK I 943*6962 Lions Club. He succeeds Allan Gaetano and Frances Ortisi to PAP AUTO REPAIR aluminum siding, $2,000. 700 Main 8L e .Areo Chargs” e Msnchsttsr Conneclicut's lirgest Floor Covering Dealer Kravitz.' Richard and Maureen Wheeler, Edward Edgar, 197 Autumn St., in Pittsburghese property at 38 Lydall St., $42,400. Other elected officers are Bernard roof repairs, $600. Lozier, first vice-president: Henry Andrew and Lisa Perkins to Henry C&M Rapalli, 19 Hyde St., fence Conn. Most Complete Garden Center By .SCOT!' M.ACl.KOI) grammar are caused by an incorrect and Emily Peck, condominium at MERCURY Becker, second vice-president; $ 1, 110. AGEISCY use of the participle. Northfield Green, $35,000. Arthur Vigneau, third vice- PITTSBURGH (UPI) - If you Joseph Farr, 42 Goodwin St., shed, "Gumband” is another localism. Edward Cotter to Richard and $99. president; Don Bon, secretary; asked a local taxi driver for a tour of EAST HARTFORD NURSERY "Instead of rubber bands, stationery Loretta Osborne, property at 38 1375 SUvsr Lans Daniel Mosler, treasurer; Peter this ethnic city, he might say: William Estey, 24 Garth Rd., shed stores in Pittsburgh advertise 'gum- Deepwood Dr., $30,000. $400. East Hartford 569-0800 Phono 646-2796 Lozier, tail twister. "You'ns want me to drive you dun- bands.' Even local distributors put Ruth Fanta to Town of Filici Vitale, 759 Tolland Tpke., NO SERVICE CHARGE tun, or over to the Southside. where 'gumbands' on their boxes.” Manchester, property at 446 Adams swimming pool, $1,200. fTe Have EverUhing For Rssarvstlons tor e Hotsis • Alrllnsi • Stsamehipi Also, Robert McCarthy, lion the stili mills are?” "Redd up” is local vocabulary for St., $3,350. tamer; Ben Shankman, Willard Mar­ Marriage lirenite Your Home Gardening Need$, 627 Main Strtat Manchsstsr clean up. Burton and Gail Johnson to David vin, Glenn Covill, Jacob Haroian, Linguistics expert Robert L. Raymond Fredericksen II and and Susan Smith, property at 92-94 directors; and Jack Bllson, bulletin Parslow says the cabbie might not Joanne Dey, both of Manchester, "The accent is entirely different,” Hemlock St., $41,900. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies editor. realize that like most people here, he said Pittsburgh cab driver Harvey E. July 10, Concordia Lutheran Church. 640-0220 075-3252 NOTICE speaks a peculiar form of the English Hauger, 64, who often listens to the James Richards to Leo and^ei;- Rnease of attaelimenl David L, Thompson language: trude Gagne, property at 11 AcdStrw ^aul Asadoorian vs. Gaetano Or­ A COMPLETE UK OF *KT0N CAK DECORATIOIIS gab of out-of-towners. "Like people St., $39,500. ! in New York ?ay things like New tisi, real estate. fC OPEN SATURDAY Pittsburghese. Henry H. Peek Jr., also known as iei CSNTta ST. •’i 70 UNION ST. JeAe White Glass Company Yawk and New Joysey” MANCHlSTia, CONN. , aOCKVILLS, CONN. "If you talk to someone who is Henry J. Peck Jr., to Russell and Vi­ Men. - Set 10-e >. -r, ! Mon. • SeL lO-i Till 5 P.M. Theatre schedule from Pittsburgh, he would betray All this was not caused by the in­ vian Linger, property at 53 Harlan Thuto, 10-e , ^ When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything himself within five minutes to tell tegration of so many eastern and cen­ St., $41,900. that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS I tral European immigrants to the ci­ Wedding Cakea A Specialty 270 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-4528 Siturday Sunday you where he lived.” said Parslow, a John and Patricia Matthews to guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, "We can't hide professor of linguistics at the Univer­ ty, as some surmise. Rudy DiPietro, property at 48 behind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors, shower doors, Vernon Cine 1 — "Eat My Vernon Cine 1 — "Eat My sity of Pittsburgh. Eldridge St., conveyance tax, $33. EVERYTHING IN Dust," 2:00-7:00-10:15; store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars — just to Dust,” 1:30-3:154:45-7:30-9:15 There is a connection, Parslow Building permits Hospital notes "Jeremy,” 8:30, Double mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street. For courteous BEHY JANE TURNER Vernon Cine 2 — "The "You'ns,” Parslow thinks, is a con­ believes, to the dialect of the Scotch- J.0 MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS feature. Walter P. Gorman, 302 Main St., service, please phone 649-7322. ' Missouri Break," 4:15-7 15- jl. STORE FRONTS . SAFeTY GLASS School of Dance Vernon Cine 2 — "The traction of "you ones," the Irish, which formed an early and two signs, $100 and $M. 9:30 Pittsburgh version of the Southern, dominant population in Pittsburgh. Joseph Dalessio, 71 Goodwin St., Discharged Thursday: Lucille Brown, ’ • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER Missouri Break," 2:00-7:15- U.A. East 1 — "Midway," 9'30 and more familiar, “y'all.” aluminum siding, $1,900. Glastonbury; Marion Marchetti, East B a llet - T ao - Ja»t 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 "Whoever comes first will have the Hartford; Forrest Belcher, Stafford J A WHITE GLASS CO., bic. Acrobatic Si Baton U.A. East 1 — "Mldwav,” U.A. East 2 — "Murder by Richard Spiller, 31 Edison Rd., tool 2:(KM:30-7:00-9:30 "Dunlun” is the way many people prestige value,” he explained. "The Springs; Rosanna Esposito, 179B E. Mid­ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Death." 2:004:004:00-8:00- 1 shed, $300. U.A. East 2 — "Murder by here say downtown, and "still mill” immigrants later will come and look dle Tpke.; Helen Potyra, 668 Foster St.. 10:00 is a muffled similarity of steel mill. Merritt Blanchard, 38 South Windsor; Patricia Jones. 43B I Manciwttar 649-7322 >1 IlMWllfL 6 4 9 -0 a S 6 Death," 2:004:00-6:004:00- i up to those who are already here and Starkweather St., roof, $320. t v OVER If YfAfft iK U m tN C i______10:00 U.A. East 3 — "Murder by It is caused, Parslow said, by Esquire Dr.; Antonia Korzeniecki, 333 Death," 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 try to emulate them.” U.A. East 3 — "Murder by eliminating the second element of Mary C. Roach, 36 Walnut St., Bidwell St.; Nancy Montgomery, Burnside 1 - "All The fence, $450. Death,” 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 the diphthong. Hickory Hill, Andover; Maria Prueher, President's Men," 1:30-3:55- Parslow is surveying the William Fegy, 95 Campfield Rd., 41 Blueberry Circle, Ellington; Shirley 763 Burnside 1 — "All The 6:204:45 Pittsburgh dialect. He has not con­ President's Men," 7:00-9:20 she'd, $116. Shurtleff, 59 Woodland St.: Joseph Burke. MAIN ST. Burnside 2 — "Missouri Another common mispronuncia­ Burnside 2 — "Missouri ducted any field research yet, but Joseph L. Swensson Jr., Inc., 145- 89 Campbell Ave., Vernon. DON WILLIS Specializing In Break,” 2:154:254:354;45 tion is "warsh” or wash, like when 643-1191 Break," 7:15-9:20 says, "When you hear Mayor Pete BRAKE SERVICE Manchester Drive-In — bartenders hear complaints about 147 Maple St., new construction, $34,- 191 Manchester Drive-In — Flanerty on television saying things GARAGE Front bid Uiinnent "The Missouri Break," 8:45; Warshington, D.C, 000 MAIN ST. 1$ Mein SL. TiL 649-4S31 "The K llle r^ llte ," 8:45; like "duntun” you must accept this "The Kiiler Eiite," 10:45 MANCHESTER Generil Repiir Wort "The MlssoUWBreak,” 10:30 Parslow says phrases like ”1 want Showcase 1— "The Omen,” as the local standard, the way in­ Showcase 1— "The Omen," fed” and "My car needs fixed” are 2:154:45-7:15-9:35 telligent, educated people talk.” 643-1900 2:154:45-7:15-9:35 common. 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The press and the American Revolution M zss.; - t .,» •. •)'- V .. lfflanrl|patFr News for senior citizens By WALLY FORTIN For Your Shopping Convonionco Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 M«mter. AtxM BurMu o( OrcuMton UAiltd P rtct inttrnauonAl The peace treaty THE GAZETTE Hi gang. It's that time again, and This means that our bus will be pickle slices, peanut butter cookies, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, op T H ■ the first bit of news is for all you leaving at its old regular time of beverage. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) M3*271t. members who in the past have hwn 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, egg salad sandwich, NOW OPEN Rsymond F. nobtnton. EdJiOf.Pubhttw Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor ^ Dr. Franck G. Walctl It was a very costly affair, too. STATE OF GEORGIA. asking about another trip to Hawaii. By the way, we have our cucumber slices or spears, cake, Worcetler Stale College Public expenditures were alnady Well, our good friend Paul has come shuffleboard courts all lined up now, beverage. high, but commanders in the field in­ up with an offer you can’t refuse. He and ready for action. So anytime the Thursday, UNICO luncheon, turkey ^Opinion* Copyright 1976 I »4. J THOmOATi MAT i, American Antiquarian Society sisted that more moi, money, a ^ has lined up a ten-day, nine-night trip mood hits you, stop by the center, get salad on lettuce,' radish rosettes, When the American peace com- supplies were needed if the war were to two islands; six nights in Honolulu, the equipment out, and enjoy a few celery sticks, olives, rolls and butter, miiaioneri at Parii signed a to be won. And the British press in­ and three nights in Maui. games. cake and sherbet, beverage. preliminary treaty with Great Bri­ cessantly criticized the ministry for ^ The trip includes round trip via This Thursday we will have Friday, tuna salad sandwich on SUNDAYS! tain on Nov. 30,1782, they were not its mismanagement of the American United Airlines out of Bradley Field, shuffleboard games, and card rye, deviled eggs, pudding with top­ Crossroads program acting in the spirit of the French war. hotel accommodations, a tour of the playing acToss the street in the park, ping, beverage. Alliance of 1778. By that agreement In addition to this there was the City Punch Bowl, transportation weather permitting. Then after lunch We do not have any more news the United States had pledged not to loss of business and commerce. Hie from the Senior Center to Bradley, we will go back over into the park for about the mini-bus, therefore, still no make separate "truce or peace” with a.m.-SJ p.m. losing two fine men British press constantly reminded and back, and also from the airport shuffleboard and bingo. pickups. 9:00 )0 the enemy. The American t readers, of harm being done a ^ to hotels. The price is 3689.50 per per­ At our luncheon, we will honor Schedule for the week negotiators, particularly John Jay demanded a change in public policy. son, double occupancy. members of the Manchester Chapter' The Crossroads program in and John Adams, were distrustful of As the conflict dragged on, with no Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen visory Board, asking youths to Ixits of beautiful beaches to recline of UNICO. If you recall, this social games, one can of canned the French, however, and proceeded end in sight, merchants and on and plenty of time to relax and do Manchester is losing two very help the Crossroads staff organization’s generosity is making goods from each one is needed; noun to conclude this separate treaty. manufacturers alike petitioned the your thing. We have some colorful these summer meals available to us. fine young men in Jim Although the Americans knew full to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m. develop programs to meet the ministry and Parliament to bring the flyers available, so drop by and pick The summer meals will continue on Breitenfeld and Dave Moyer. well that their action was unpopular war to an end. to 3:30 p.m., pinochle games. Bus 1135 TOLLAND TPK. needs of Manchester youths. one up. through July, and into the first week They have strengthened the questionable, they were afraid that Yielding to all these pressures. pickup at 8 :^ a m., return trips at That advisory board the French Foreign Minister, Speaking of trips, remember that of August. 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. role of the community in Lord North resigned in hbrch 1782, lon July 6, a Tuesday, we will be Pinochle Bunn cmMRS shopping p lu x received the approval of the Vergennes, would betray the United and a ministry Intent on concluding Tuesday, 9 to 4 p.m., outdoor developing programs about States by entering a separate agree­ registering for that boatride around Let's see, things here start with shuffleboard games; 9 a.m., bus for Manchester Drug Advisory the Revolution came into office. Manhattan Island which is New York drug use and abuse. They have ment with Britain. Documents made Unofficial peace talks began almost Wednesday morning’s pinochle, with shopping pickup; 1 p.m., summer Council. available many years later revealed City. The price is 310 and includes 36 players and the lucky winners bowling at the Parkade Lanes, and moved about almost silently, at once, but not until S ep t^ b er were bus ride, box lunch, and a boat ride. that the suspicions of the Americans the formal negotiations started. were: return trip from shopping. counseling youths about drugs were well justified; it was Indeed Not this Monday as stated in Jim and Dave have done Jay suspicious Martin Bakstan, 587; Lyla Steele, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., bus leaves and working with drug-related what Crossroads has hoped to true that the French had been Wednesday’s column. 562; Sam Schors, 5M; Gladys Seelert, to Red Sox game; 10 a.m., pinochle engaged in negotiations with Great By this time Franklin had been MANCHESTER Baseball game 559; Lillian Lewis, 550; Marjorie problems. do — people talking to people; joined by John Jay, suspicious and games; noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is Britain. O.K., you Red Sox fans. We leave Kayser, 546; Esther Anderson, 543; bitter about European diplomacy served; 12:45 p.m., bridge games Jim saw the need to en­ people listening to people and, An awkward moment the center at 9:30 Wednesday mor­ Mina Reuther, 542; and Rene Maire, after his frustratiiig experience in Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips courage youth participation in the end, people caring about It was nevertheless an awkward ning to see them tangle with the 541. Spain. Soon cocky John Adams at 12:30 and 3 p.m. moment at the time. How could this and formed a Crossroads Ad­ people. arrived, filled with pride because of Baltimore Orioles. We make a coffee In the afternoon we had five tables Thursday, 10 a m. to noon, outdoor secret agreement be explained to the stop on the way, and then we should for our bingo games, and the prize shuffleboard and outdoor card games: French? Adams and Jay, younger by his diplomatic successes in the Netherlands. get there in time to see some batting winners were: noon to 12:45 p.m., luncheon is far than another member of the and infield practice. We will stop on Marjorie Reed, 4,380; Irene Foisy, served in honor of our UNICO commission, Benjamin Franklin, After Jay and Adams entered the picture, negotiations were rushed the way home for dinner which, of 4,020; William Lucas, 3,850; Nadine friends; 1 p.m., bingo games in the shrewdly allowed this wily course, is on your own. Malcom, 3,550, and Marjorie Kayser, park, and also shuffleboard. Bus Ah, poor ozone spokesman to make the necessary along speedily. As it turned out, the preliminary treaty signed in Meals program 3,540. pickup at 8:30 a m., and noontime apologies to Vergennes. On Thursday it was outdoor Return trip at 3 p.m. AfT> Ck>ntrary to what one might have November 1782 was practically the Our summer meals program starts same as the final Anglo-American on Monday noon. Geri Kelley is back shuffleboard games and some even Friday, 10 a.m.. indoor kitchen Ah, the poor ozone layer. Altshuller of the U.S. En­ expected, the French minister was played cards in the shade of the big not angiy; he even congratulated treaty of September 3,1783. with us again this summer, and has social games; noon to 12:30 p.m.. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY trees in the park. First it was man-made vironmental Protection Agen­ Franklin on the excellent terms of The document, in which Great Bri­ some delicious cool meals planned. lunch is served; 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., fluorocarbons which were cy, increasing amounts of car­ the treaty. In truth, the French had tain recognized the independence of Meals are served on Mondays Menus for next week setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 Each ol these advertised Items Is re­ breaking down the protective bon tetrachloride have been known all along about the American the UniM States, was remarkably Wednesdays, Thursdays, and on Monday, sliced ham and cheese on a m., return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 quired to be readily available for sale at "secret" talks with the British, and liberal in some ways. With reference Friday from noontime to 12:30 p.m. rye sandwich, potato chips, dill p.m. or beldw the advertised price In each shield in the upper atmosphere measured in the atmosphere, had done nothing to Interfere. France to territory, the new nation was to A&P store, except as specifically noted that blocks harmful radiation but the mystery is that there was actually pleased that the United large: It would stretch from the In this ad. from the sun. (Or which aren’t has not been enough of the States had broken its agreement. Atlantic to the Mississippi and from Although Vergennes rebuked the the Great Lakes to Spanish Florida. PRICES EFFECTIVE STAHTIHG SUNDAY JURE 27. 19 ? F breaking it down, depending chemical produced and used Americans for not consulting with Britain's generosity seemed to be in­ upon what scientific report worldwide to account for it all. him, his attitude was so agreeable tended to create good will and es­ Forced retirement statute FOR FRYING OR BROILING you’ve read most recently.) Thus, he believes, there must that Franklin suggested that the tablish a basis for profitable com­ Now another threat to the be a large natural source — United States would be grateful for merce. Many Britons condemned the A proclamation of the cessation of hostilities in the American another loan from France. And treaty as too generous, however. Revolution was printed in the Gazette of Georgia, May 1,1783. C utup ozone has been discerned in the still unknown — of carbon strange as it may seem, the French Fishery rights included pvemm ent, which the Americans (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) form of carbon tetrachloride, tetrachloride. John Adams made sure that New upheld by Supreme Court had just offended, now provided lb . the familiar dry-cleaning com­ “It appears urgent," says Englanders were guaranteed the Chickens another 6 million llvres! the treaty. Some disliked the provi­ boundary disputes, trade with the Constitution requires an individual related to maintaining a physically pound, which is also used in the chemist, that we find out same rights as British subjects in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The British desire waned North Atlantic fisheries and also got sion regarding Loyalists, others West Indies, continued occupation by Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 Friday showing that an employe is unable to fit police force, especially since ail Hre extinguishers and for the British of ports in the Northwest where this extra carbon Ever since the surrender of the privilege of drying fish on certain thought we should have worked more that civil servants can be forced to work before he can be forcefully officers over 40 are required to take many other purposes. Like the tetrachloride is coming from. Cornwallis in October 1781 the Canadian shores. Britain insisted on closely with France, still others were territory. But these matters would be retire when they reach a set age retired by a state or local govern­ annual physicals which could easily fluorocarbons, carbon Pardon us, but we think we’ll British had shown little desire to con­ a gesture in the treaty to aid British disturbed there was no provision settled later. It was now time to limit, even if they still are able to ment. determine fitness on an individual A&P OR HYGRADE - MEAT OR governing trade with the former celebrate the end of the American perform their work. Groups representing the elderly basis tetrachloride can trigger a pass on this crisis. Our sense of tinue the war. Not only was the creditors in collecting American rebellion in America still much alive, debts; and another face-saving if mother country. Without question, Revolution. In an unsigned opinion, the court and middle-aged asked the court to But the Supreme Court reversed, chemical chain reaction which urgency is showing signs of but Britain now was aiso at war with empty provision required Congress though, the great majority of Perhaps many war-weary upheld a Massachusetts law affirm that the Massachusetts law holding that "since physical ability Americans were grateful that the Americans agreed with the sen­ Beef breaks apart ozone molecules. depletion worse than that of France, Spain, and Holland. The to "earnestly reconunend” to the requiring state police to retire at age was unconstitutional. They con­ generally declines with age, man­ war was over and American in­ timents of Benjamin Franklin, who According to Dr. Aubrey P. the much-abused ozone layer. American Revoiution had deveioped states that the property of Loyalists 50 — the lowest retirement age for tended each individual should be datory retirement at 50 serves to be restored. dependence had been won. wrote, "there never was a good war state police in the country. separately judged as to when he was remove from police service those into a generai internationai conflict. or a bad peace." Not all Americans were happy with Unsettled questions remained; The court said mandatory retire­ unable to work and should be retired. whose fitness for uniformed work Franks ment laws do not violate the Equal The lawsuit was brought by Robert presumptively has diminished with Protection Clause of the 14th Amend­ Murgia, a lieutenant colonel in the age. ment if they have a reasonable basis state police with over 20 yaats of ser­ "This clearly is rationally related Almanac ^ Wings of evening — in this case the assumption that vice who was forced to retire when to the state’s objective” CONTAINS NOT MORE THAN 23% FAT / ^ By Cliff Simpson older officers will be less able to per­ he reached age 50 despite un­ The justices declined to apply a form the physical work of a contested medical evidence he was more strict examination of the law policeman. personally able to perform his duties. such as is applied when race di.s- The justices reversed a three-judge The three-judge court ruled that criminalion is involved. They said Lean Ground In 1948, the United States began the altar, absorbed in prayer. By United Pre.s International Poem of tile week ■ 'B litu r "Lord, let it alone this year also, laughter; time is boredom bordering court decision which struck down the the state law was not rationally age is not a "suspect classification" Today is Saturday, June 28, the operation of the "Berlin Airlift” to "Curious as to wbat was going on till I shall dig about it and dung it: FORMERLY upon insanity; time is unreality; Massachusetts law and said the such as race. 178th day of 1978 wiUi 188 to follow. bypass a Soviet road and rail "Show me your God!" the doubter in this rough fellow, he came to him And if it bears fruit, well: And if not, time is timeless; time is man's in­ GROUND CHUCK lb. one day and shook him, and asked Beef The moon is approaching its new blockade of the divided German city. cries. then after that thou shalt cut it vention; time is a four letter phase. A thought for the day. Author Pearl I pointed him to the smiling skies; what was happening here anyway, to down." word...time.” Court rules against states The morning stars are Mercury Buck said: "...If there is no other I show him all the woodland greens; which the peasant looked up rather “Tim e” The Connecticut Prison Associa­ and Jupiter.' life, then this one has been enough to dazed and said, "I just look up at in union activity dispute I show him peaceful sylvan scenes; Time! We speak of “passing the tion on a one-to-one basis seeks The evening stars are Venus, Mars make it worth being born, myself a Him and He looks down on me.’ As I show him winter snows and frost; time,” of "killing time,” or in a volunteers to help inmates use their WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unless the conduct is and Saturn. ' ' human being." far as I can see this peasant was CALIFORNIA - FRESH SWEET I show him waters tempest-tost; different mood, "I wish there were lime purposefully while incarcerated The Supreme Court ruled controlled by federal law, HexaTl' rh arm acg ' Those bom on this date are under going on in, and he was doing it in I show him hills rock-ribbed and more time." In any case there is the and make an easier adjustment when Friday in a landmark labor the court said, peaceful h ■ ‘ NO.MA-.f4M T IL C46 4S10 v--. • -u r . • ’,-i terms that perfectly fitted the invita­ ¥ f-lCHAPl) l> lA h llY .li !,.H f h .V ,' 'LUSCIOUS the sign of Cancer. strong; released back into society. The case that states may not Dateline 1776 tion — to enjoy God and to let the rest obvious answer, "You have all the "self-help" in labor dis­ American novelist Pearl Buck was I bid him hear the thrush’s song; time that there is." Yet, in prison association started back in 1875. regulate peaceful ac­ putes may not bo rogulated BEAUTIES" bom June 26, 1892. of the matter look after itself.” Nectarines lb. By United Press Inlemallonal I show him flowers in the close — "time” is something else. Read what Since then who can count the number tivities by unions or by the states directly, On this day in history: NEW YORK, June 26 — Thomas The lily, violet and rose; one inmate wrote: of candles of hope that have been employers during a labor although states may con­ In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed led a A chuckle NOTICE Hickey, a member of Gen. I show him rivers, babbling streams; An amusing illustration of our lack “Time is the lack of freedom; time lighted in the darkness of prison's dispute. trol disputes involving SWEET YELLOW FRESH • CALIFORNIA ^ I medical team formed to wipe out The justices, in a 6-3 Washington’s personal bodyguard, I show him youthful hopes and of enjoyment concerns a member of is eight-hundred faceless loneliness, despair and hopelessness? violence, intimidation and NEW STORE HOURS yellow fever in the Panama (]anal was court-martialed and sentenced dreams; decision, overturned a 1949 threats to property. Zone. a spontaneous church whose con­ mannequins; time is the same menu A note of hope to death by hanging on charges he I show him maids with eager hearts; gregation often broke into applause. every fourth week; time is eight- from .Manila case which allowed states The decision was a key In 1917, first troops of the participated in a plot to poison the I show him toilers in the marts; to regulate "self-help" victory for labor unions, Red Plums Their minister was constantly en­ thousand, two-hundred and fifty-six Fresh Corn American Expeditionary Force American commander-in-chlef. I show him stars, the moon, the sun; The slum district of Tondo had a economic actions by labor couraged with loud "Amens.” paces around the recreational area; poll taken by the Asian Social which claimed that state OPEN reached France for action in World Hickey pleaded not guilty and I show him deeds of kindness done; unions or employers if the War I. When this layman attended a more time is grey and drab; time is Institute among high school students. laws often more strictly claim ^ he had become involved I show him joy, I show him care. activities were left un­ regulate conduct than does y , a , , $ ^ o o In 1944, Cherbourg, the third "respectable," highly liturgical ser­ countless conversations, all com­ Twenty-four thousand participated. because of the money and to protect And still he holds his doubting air. regulated by the National federal labor law. largest port in France, was liberated vice it seemed to him that the pletely meaningless, without purpose Their answers indicate that 90 per ALL DAY himself in event of capture by the And faithless goes his way, for he worship dragged on and on. He miss­ or direction; time is without true Labor Relations Act. The appeal was brought (rom Nazi occupation in World War British inasmuch as he was a Is blind of soul, and cannot see! cent "find spiritual satisfaction in II. ed the liveliness and responsiveness religion." Brennan said the intent by the International deserter from their army. John Kendrick Bangs of his own fellowship. However, as of Congress in passing Association of Machinists SUNDAY Word association — “God," the preacher warmed to his subject federal labor laws was to and Aeropsace Workers “ Enjoy” in the sermon, the visitor was caught leave both employers and after union members 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. If you were playing the old game of up in the message. unions free to use peaceful refused to work overtime "word association" and the word Suddenly, moved with enthusiasm, Today’s thought economic .sanctions such as during a dispute with the strikes, refusal to work SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox was "God," what verbs would come he shouted, “Amen, brother.” Kearney and Treckor MARVEL - ALL FLAVORS to mind? There would probably be as Everyone was shocked. The preacher overtime and .slowdowns C orp. many suggested as there were people stopped in confusion. The unatoiny of man — heart became synonymous with without the throat of state kilf playing. Some might be — "fear,” A frock-coated usher crept quietly the heart feeling, with love, with compassion interference. gilloR "doubt,” "obey,” "trust,” "love." down the aisle, tapped the stranger The heart is the most miraculous and with mercy. It is symbolic of Ice Cream p k | . What about "enjoy?" This word on the shoulder, and whispered. organ in the human body. From the man’s capacity to radiate sunshine might well be omitted for there "Please be quiet. We aren't ac­ moment of birth to the last moment and joy and to nourish the souls and YUKON - ALL FLAVORS seems to be comparatively few who customed to enjoying our religion.” of life it continuously and faithfully spirits of countless people. gsirt profess to enjoy God. Yet many of us A fislihone sends the nourishing life blood to all This is what the prophet had in were brought up on the Shorter See Ue For IVs Peachy! bettlss Why did Jesus curse the fig tree parts of the body. In mechanical mind when he spoke of the acquisi­ ru ts Catechism which states: "The chief tion of a "heart of flesh" and such VINYL or Shady Glen'$ Quart Soda because it had no fruit, even though terms, the heart is the engine that omifT end of man is to glorifv God and "it was not the season for figs?” drives the human machine. acquisition ought to be the goal for ALUMINUM enjoy Him forever.” (Mark 11:13) But man is more than a machine all people to strive for. NEW FANGLED - POTATO CHIPS Not too many years ago religion This reads like a personal pique. and the heart is more than the ' Submitted by SIDING; and PEACH was associated with a somber mien. Rabbi Leon Wind Jesus was hungry. There were no engine. As man evolved to a higher VINYL or A long face was supposed to be the figs. So Jesus cursed the tree and it form in the animal kingdom, the Temple Beth Sholom SUNDAE sign of spirituality. Imagine, if you withered. Can you explain that? ALUMINUM Pringles can, how you would and should The Exegesis in the "Interpreter’s "enjoy” God. Sweet’ Luscious, Ripe Peaches - Poured Over QUALITY Bible indicates that there might be PMME bhady Glen Peach Ice Cream, Topped With Dairy Fresh Many of you have heard of that V A L U A B L E C O U PO N VALUABLE COUPON "confusion" in the way Mark used WINDOWS. Whipped Cream. Peachy? You Ball remarkable Quaker, Douglas Steere. one of Luke's parables. At any rate Yesterdays MARVEL - A U FUVORS — AI$o — YUKON - ALL FLAVORS In his book “The Hardest Journey," the parable in Luke is much clearer. he writes of a letter received from a (Luke 13:6-9). It continues the 25 years ago tWNIHIiS and Half Gallon Quart Flemish Benedictine who travels all familiar theme “repent for the represented by Mrs. Helen Fitz­ \f over the world to encourage monks in Plans for the 1951 National kingdom is at hand” which began in patrick. (MNOPIES their work. His purpose that summer the previous chapter. George But- Baseball Congress State Cham­ The Eighth Utilities District re- Ice Cream Soda "was to get these monks to enjoy trick asserts that the parable reveals pionship Tournament are completed elecU Ray Warren as president, and HALF GALLON PK6. God and to let the rest of the matter •i5-fnrtbll3.ira the patience of God, even though he by Commissioner Hal Turkington, authorizes its officers and directors BILL Dairy Stores look after itself." (nannimMiiam HimninGKiiMnan will not "keep his anger forever.” and the event will again be played at to purchase a new fire truck at an To illustrate precisely what he the West Side Oval beginning July 15. TWt» COXVK.MKVT LOCATIONS (Psalm 103:9) expense not to exceed 318,000. Rl. ft a 44A • Oprn Daily and UMT m mm ru rimr uerr m m m n t fmsi meant, Steere goes on to relate how Prompt action by the town in cor­ TUNSKY «UM JVK 17-JMr I. 1171 MUIJM tl-MT I 1171 The essence is that Jesus "who is Sun. 23 a 19th century French priest noticed surely the dresser” wants to give the recting objectionable conditions at 10 years ago '' 649-9095 _ I’nrkadi- Rranrh . Mon. thru Sal. 22 that a peasant Was spending a half- ' tree another chance: Robertson Park draws praise from a This date was a Sunday; The (John and Hrrnirr Kirg) ‘Well, our nest egg is now a GOOSE egg!’ hour each day on his knees in front of group of residents in that area, Herald did not publish. m ic a EFFECTIVE JUNE 27-JUlY 3. 1976 IN THIS COMMUNITY AND V tC M in NOT NESrONMU FUN TTPOtNAPMCAL I PAPE m - MAWCHMTgy WMmg n MPtALD. Miiidiii>

South Windsor Tbe flags will be set up at tbe Rye American Revolution Bicentennial The "Flag Man," a dlaabled World St. Park, placed In tbe ground In CdnunlMlon of Connecticut from tbe to students metal poles six-feet apart. War n vetaran, from Newington will Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen bring hla collection of 16S flags to Tbe “flag man," who suffered a Original SUtes and will fly at B o l t o n Soutn Windsor for tbe town's Sunday mine Injury In the war, displays his Connecticut Bicentennial eventi fugs in more than ITS towns and Bolton Elementary School and Bicentennial Festival. Biroughout tbe lununer as a symbol Bolton Center School students were A, Tbe Flag Man, whose real name is cities each year. of the FesUval '78 celebraUon. The South Windsor Bicentennial presented awards at the annual j i ' Philip Daigneault, has a collection of The huge craft, with a holding J f i j Commission has requested that the awards assembly this month flags from all SO states, U.S. capacity of 77,000 cubic feet of air, attended by hundreds of parents and territories, American armed ser­ Connecticut Bicentennial Balloon fly will have the state armorial bearings over the town as part of the Bicenten­ friends. vices and countries where imprinted on both sides. nial celebration. Nancy Silverstein w u given an ap­ Americans have fought wars. 'Three-foot letters on Its blue The balloon is eight stories high preciation plaque for her outstanding Daigneault was invited by the local polyester surface proclaim; "The and 55 feet wide. contributions as Parent Teacher Knights of Columbus, sponsors of State of Connecticut, Bicentenniai The balloon is a gift to the Organization president. It was / this weekend’s festival. 1776-1976.” presented by Siegmar B lam b ^ , ac- The date for tbe balloons pass over tira principal. South Windsor will be announced 'Ibe "most improved" awards shortly. were presented by Loma Nichols, The South Windsor Bicentennial Grade 4 teacher. Recipients were ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY lHanrl|patpr Ball will be Sunday, July 4 at St. Laurie Eagleson, Christine lit' Margaret Mary’s Church Hail from 9 Farnsworth, Grade 1; Billy Sigmund, Each of these advertised Items Is re­ p.m. to 1 a.m. Music will be by Paul Jack McLamey, Robb Rys, Grade 2; Burr Corners quired to be readily available for sale at :t. Landerman’ Orchestra. Admission is Thomas McVdgh, Danae Marshall, or below the advertised price in each 620 per couple. The BYOB event is Thomas Russell, Grade 3; Ernest A&P store, except as specifically noted Area news sponsored by the South Windsor Pierog, Eric Rys, Michael Gately, in this ad. Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Chamber of Commerce. For ticket Grade 4; Robert Toner, Mldiael Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon information call Ed Steben, 289-3242. Shopping Plaza Fletcher, Andrea Loalbo, Grade 5; Type of dress is optional, but a Heidi Cloutier, K a ra Munson, Judy costume designed for the Bicenten­ LeMonds, Grade 6. 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE V MYLES LIBBY nial celebration is requested. 2 Michael Solenzio, Grade 3 teacher, presented the creative writing NEXTTOCALDORS DELI MANAGER awards. Recipients were Craig Ploof, Grade 1; John Lelbler, G ra^ % South Windsor will bury sludge 2; Patty Sobol, Grade 3; John Vogel, Grade 4; Heidi Luck, Grade 5; The South Windsor Sewer Commis­ ly considering modifications at the study is expected to take about three Manchostor, STORE SLICED - DOMESTIC Heather Hanford, Grade 6; Roxanne sion has agreed with the Town Coun­ treatm ent plant, hopefully to months and could cost in the area of Sattar, Grade 7; Adam Teller, Grade cil’s suggestion that about 25 tons of eliminate any further problems. The 125,000. 8. sludge at tbe Vlbert Road Treatment 6 Top achieving student awards were Plant be buried. presented Iw William Farr, English Connocticut The decision comes following Boiled Ham Schools to have surplus teacher. Recipients were Jeff numerous complaints by groups of South Windsor Wilson, Grade 5; Sean Neath, Grade residents in the vicinity of the plant put the surplus monies towards high 6; Lisa Bakanas, David Carpenter, that odors from the plant force them The South Windsor Board of school band uniforms, the leasing of Grade 7; Louis Vogel, Chris Indoors on warm summer evenings. Education may have 513,800 left in its a school department car, ninth grade Racing through the air Grade 8. STEVE MELLAR a » The problem, according to a current 1975-76 budget and the money football Jerseys, and a mimeograph Kelly Finn, 6, swings hand-over-hand ahead of her brother, Maureen Robenhymer, Grade 3 spokesman for the Sewer Commis­ will go to put back some of the con­ machine for Eli Terry School among teacher, presented spelling awards MEAT MANAGER sion, has been caused by "sludge troversial cuts the board had to make other things. Patrick, 7, on the monkey bars at the Avery Street School, South to Mary. Fletcher, Grade 5; Heather Vz lb. buildup." in this year's budget. Obviously annoyed at the several Windsor. The complex of bars is a popular gathering point for Hanford, Grade 6; Usa Bakanas, The buildup is the result of slow School Supt. Robert Goldman said budget cots in this year's budget, the youngsters at the school during and after school hours. The Grade 7;Chris Rich, Grades. processing of the sludge, due to the he will determine the amount of sur­ school board would like to see the Finns are the children of Thomas and Trudy Finn of 1028 Foster Charlotte Atberly, Grade 6 MEAT OR BEEF - HYGRADE OR malfunctioning of a part in the equip­ plus after utility bills are completely surplus money be used for St. (Herald photo by Barlow) teacher, presented citizenship ment. paid as well as final teachers’ pay educational programs and matprials, awards to Victor Herring, Lani Although the faulty part has been due Friday. rather than be returned to the Town Clark, Grade 1; Chris Rys, Michelle OUR STAFF’S replaced, it would take a long time to Hopefully, the board will be able to Council. Hazard, Sarah Nicholson, Grade 2; bum the 25 tons of sludge — longer GREATEST A&P Chris Chemerka, Deanna Pullo, Lisa than the patience of the odor-plagued Principal says year good Ruel, Grade 3; Blaine Grlsel, Main St. residents. Andover more mature human being. MaryAnn Dufralne; Regis PLEASURE IS TO Officials say it will take about four 14 retirees honored David Kravet, Andover Elemen­ “The dynamics of people working Rampellini, Grade 4; Rebekah weeks to bury the sludge. The SERVE YOU! East Hartford tary School principal, said the past together toward a common goal is a Gleason, Grade 5; Julie Gamo, Franks STEVE PIERCE Department of Environmental Norris School secretary; Mrs. Olga beauty to behold." FOR YOUR SHOPPING The East Hartford Board of Educa­ year has been very rewarding for Grade 6; Lisa Fiano, Grade 7; De^ COME IN AND SAY Protection has given the green light Hamlin, second vice-principal at Kravet thanked everyone involved, ble Ovian, Grade 8. PRODUCE MANAGER CONVENIENCE to bury it. tion honored 14 staff members who Penney High School; Anthony Hartl, him. students, school staff, parents, and Mary Ratti, physical education have retired from the school system Penney High custodian; James He said, “Our students have grown The Sewer Commission is present- friends. teacher, presented physical educa­ during the year. The reception was Kennedy, East Hartford High custo­ so in mind and body. At times I stand “HELLO" He said, “Wfe are a community tion awards to Janet Ratalc, Paul SWEET - JUICY NOW OPEN held in the Penney High School dian; Mrs. (Constance Lucia, Willow- in awe of this process which unites cafeteria prior to this week’s board brook School teacher; Mrs. Miriam teacher and student and produces a school and you are an important part Vogel, Grade 4; Roberta Toner, Scott M b . j meeting. Macfarlane, Slye School secretary; of this community.” Greene, Grade 5; Dawn ComeUiison, Certificates of appreciation were Milo Mather, head custodian at Louis Albert, Grade 6; Carln Ander­ pkg- SUNDAYSI presented to the following retirees: O’Brien School; Joseph Silva, son, Vinnie Morrone, Grade 7; Darby Fresh Barnard, Brian Winkler, Grade 8. Mary Carroll, an English teacher at language department, Penney High Swim program to start 9 am to 5 pm It you have news Penney High School; Mrs. Marie Math awards were presented by School; Edward Timbrel, Langford with the program this year compared Brenda Solenzio, math and science COME SEEI COME SAVEI Cullen, East Hartford High School of­ School custodian; and loannis Hebron tor these towns, call with 100 last year, according to teacher. Recipients were Lisa fice manager; Mrs. Winifred Cun­ Tsakiris, custodian at Burnside The Recreation Commission- program chairman Caroline Murphy. Bakanas, Grade 7; Adam Teller, u m a rn - e43-27ii ningham, physical education teacher School. sponsored summer swimming Nectarines A class for 4- and 5-year-olds has Grade 8. (Donna Holland) at East Hartford High; Martin The reception is sponsored annual­ program begins Monday at Gay City D been added. Also, because of in­ Doling, head custodian at Willow- ly by the board to honor leaving staff Ann Grussi, language arts and lOLTON - 643-2711 State Park on Rt. 85. ’Ihe instructor creased enrollment, the program has social studies teacher, presented brook School: Mrs. Helen Galvin, members. will be Barbara Schrier. She will be (Donna Holland) been extended one-half hour each Bicentennial awards to Michelle assisted by Michelle Mecteau. COVlimiT - 742-9496 day. Major and Lynn Haloburdo. This year there will be two three- (Monica Shea) Mrs. Murphy said there will be a H u n d r^ of other students were Summer Rec plans made week sessions. The first session runs class in basic water safety and recognized at tbe assembly for their U9T mUTHMO - 29»4293 from June 28 through July 16. The se­ Merrifleld. She will be responsible rescue during the second session. efforts at the school. They received (Sheila Tuller) Hebron cond session runs from July 19 Persons having questions or wan­ for the arts and crafts portion of the through Aug. 6. ribbons or certificates. BLUmrON - 643-2711 The Recreation Commission- ting further Information should call lb. program. ' Over 200 persons have registered N (Barbara Richmond) sponsored summer program under Tlie program will Include sports Mrs. Murphy. the direction of Robert Merrifleld HE6II0N - 226-9961 activities, and arts and crafts. Guest Baseball game School teacher, will present a slide p n ^ a m July 28 at will begin July 7 at the Hebron speakers will be invited to give brief 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings, 1137 Main St. The (Evelyn Croston) BOLTON—The town’s Pony League baseball team will Elementary School. presentations. subject will be “East Hartford Life Styles, Past and play an away game against Coventry June 29 at 6; 15 p.m. SOUTH IM1NDS06 - 644-1364 The program runs daily from 9 Anyone wanting more information Present." He will explain the various changes in (Judy Kuehnel) a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and alternates on a should call Merrifleld. architecture and life patterns during the past two cen­ weekly basis between the Hebron and The commission-sponsored movie Piano lessons turies in East Hartford. He developed the project with his TOUAND - 643-2711 Gilead Hill Schools. (Barbara Richmond) program will begin July 7 and run ELLINGTON — The Indian Valley YMCA will offer students. The program will be open to the public, free-of- Parents must provide transporta­ each Wednesday to Aug. 25. It will be beginning and continuing piano lessons to children aged 6- charge. Refreshments will be served. VEIMON - 643-2711 tion to and from the program and held outdoors at the Gilead Hill 8 during July and August. Donald Benevldes will the (Barbara Richmond) should provide a lunch and something School. In case of rain the movie will instructor. (Classes for beginners will run for eight con­ Showcase features to drink for youngsters who will be be shown in the school gym. secutive Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. staying all day. EAST HARTFORD — The community showcase at the A minimal fee will be charged to at First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Orchard St., First Federal Savings, 1137 Main St is featuring three ’This year Pam McKeon will assist cover the cost of the movie. Ellington and from 1 to 2 p.m. at United Methodist quilts made by students at the McCartin School. The HOWIE FRASER Church, Grove St., Rockville; Continuing students will h i ' students selected a “quilting bee" as their Bicentennial >1 meet from 11 a.m. to noon at the Avery St. Christian salute and ail participated. FIRST CLERK C ale n d ar Reformed Church, South Windsor and at the United 8 « Methodist from 2 to 3 p.m. Sessions will start July 6 and Aug. 3. Preregistration at the “Y” office, Vernon Circle. Certificates awarded REG. FERK, ElEG. PERK. EXTRA FINE Andover Planning and Zoning Com­ tion, Mayberry School. nion, 7:30 p.m., churen. COVENTRY — Four residents have been awarded cer­ Monday mission and Inland WetUnda W ednesday Thursday Bicentennial delegates tificates for their participation in a project sponsored by Agency, Planning Room, Assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Dance program registra­ Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. ANDOVER — Mary Graham, Jonathan Black, and the Beautification Committee and Bentz Banak was DAVE BROWN Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. Office Building. tion, Hockjanum School. Town Office Building. Marie Jeanotte will serve as Andover Elementary ^ o o l presented a special service award. Certificates were KEVIN O’CONNOR Planning and Zoning Com- T uesday Human Rights Commission delegates to the Bicentennial Commission during 1976-77 awarded to: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Breault, 31 Fieldstone A&P Vacuum ASSISTANT MANAGER mlulon, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ Coventry Football Associa­ workshop. Town Hall, 7:30 school year. DAIRY CLERK tion, 8 p.m.. Board Room, p.m. South (Windsor Lane; Mrs. Violet Glendinnlng, Babcock Hill Rd.; Mr. fice Building. and Mrs. Emil Mamet, Bread and Milk St.; and Mr. and I . Friday Town Hall. High school summer school Sunday JANE PARKER - HAMBURG OR registration, Penney High, 10 Flag display. Rye St. Park. New regulations Mrs. James E. Rolland, 41 Deborah Dr. All were cited for QUARTERS 2 Wednesday Assessor, 7 to « p.m.. Town a.m. to noon. the beautification work they have done around their Office Building. Welfare hours, 9:30 to 10:30 Patriot’s Pub o ^ n noon to 8 ANDOVER — Revised zoning and subdivision Pack Coffee homes. p.m.. Registrar's Room, Thursday p.m.. Rye St. Park. regulations adopted recently by the Planning and Zoning Bolton Town Hall. High school program W ednesday Commission will go into effect Thursday. Democratic Town Com­ registration continues, same Concert, Town Hall Green, Volunteers needed Sunnyfield Monday mittee, nominating com­ hours as Wednesday. 8-10 p.m. Application deadline VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA has openings for Public Building Commis­ mittee, 8 p.m.. Board Room, Dance program registra­ Saturday volunteer assistant Instructors to work with its swim sion, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Town Hall. tion, Gorman Music Shell. VERNON —T he application deadline for those plan­ WITH Historical site tour, spon­ ning to participate in the annual craft fair of the Vernon classes at Vernon Circle this summer. Applicants must Voter registration, 7 until g Coventry Businessmen’s Friday sored by the Historical Socie­ be at least 14, good swimmers, have leadership ability, COUPON p.m.. Town Hall. Association, 8 p.m.. High school summer ty, Main St., noon to 4 p.m. Jaycees is July 31. The fair will be Nov. 20 and 21 at tbe Butter and the desire to work with young people. They will work Continuation of public Registrar’s Room, Town Hall. Vernon Middle School. Interested exhibitors should call program opens, Penney High, Historical slide show, noon for two-week periods. Those Interested should contact the BELOW WITH 6 hearing on proposed charter, 8 10 a.m. or write applications to Charles R. Jackson, 8S. to 4 p.m.. Wood Memorial “Y” office at Vernon Circle. p.m.. Town Hall. East Hartford Dance program registra­ Libraiy. Geraldine Dr., Ellington, Conn. 06029. Women's Auxiliary of tbe tion, McAullffe Park. COUPON Sunday Committee to interview Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ Public Building Commis­ Canoe trek BELOW ment, 8 p.m., firehouse. Bicentennial Commission to sion, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. COVENTRY — The nominating committee of the EAST HARTFORD — The Bicentennial Commission of 8 :■ * welcome Canoe Flotilla, Tuesday Democratic Town Committee will meet Wednesday at 8 members will p e e t a flotilla of three canoes which will 79 Pitkin St. boat launch, 11 a.m. Planning Commission p.m. in the Board Room of the Town Hall to interview aXCEi^lOEl VALUABLE COUPON :EtP N ID f , to 1 p.m. Hebron Vernon arrive at the Pitkin St. boat launch Sunday between 11 * pRioe| VALUABLE COUPON pEApnioe • public hearing on proposed anyone interested in filling the vacancies on the following Bicentennial Commission Saturday Sunday a.m. and 1 p.m. It consists of a group of men from Hun­ *88 REG. PERK. ELECTRIC Mt. Sumner addition, 8 p.m boards and commissions: Flood and Erosion Control (2), tington, Long Island Bicentennial Commission. There Town Hall. Evening Program, boat Gilead Congregational Bicentennial worship ser­ PERK. EXTRA FINE AMIACIIM HVttUU QUARTERS launch, 7:30 p.m. Economic Development (1), Conservation Commission will be a reading of Mayor Blackstone’s Proclamation of Wednesday Church (GCC) Strawberry vice, 9 a.m.. Union (1), Board of Health (2), and Parks and Recreation Com­ Monday Supper, sittings S and 6 p.m., Congregational Church, Elm Greeting and an exchange of gifts at the “Trading Post,” Bolton Congregational mission (1). Persons who are interested in a vacancy but A&P Vacuum Sunnyfield Church special service, Elementary summer school church. St. where the men will camp for the night. A Color Guard of program begins. Center Sunday Pancake breakfast, 10 a.m., can not make the interviewing session should call George Explorer Scouts from the police and fire departmenU Bolton Center green. Bolduc Jr., Sandy Bastarache, Alvah Phillips, Vincent School. St. Peter’s Episcopal Union Congregational Church, and the American Fife and Drum Corps will participate Pack Coffee «! Butter M Silver Lane School Book-In Church Communion Service 1, Elm St. Moriarty or Rose Fowler. in the ceremonies. There will be a program at the camp­ Coventry opens summer program, 9:30 8 a.m., morning prayer, 10 Chicken barbecue, 1 to 8 site about 7 p.m. Sunday a.m. a.m., church. p.m., Masonic Temple, Bicentennial quilt SAVE 30< Waterfront Park Associa­ Board of Education, Penney Orchard St. VERNON — Individuals, committees, and groups have High School, 7:30 p.m. Monday IMIT OW CMPM ru fUM.1. tion, Board Room, 3 p.m.. Monday contributed 101 squares to make up a Bicentennial quilt Dog tags LIBIT 8MC0UrMPUEAaar. Bicentennial propam . First Tax Collector, town clerk, VltUO JURE t l JUir 3.1978 EGH Town Hall. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., TownOf- Board of Education, 8 p.m., for Union Congregational Church. The quilt will be on dis­ COVENTRY - Town Clerk Elizabeth Rychling said tm tmua JURE V-M13.1878 Federal Savings, Main St., Rockville High School library, Monday 7:30 p.m. fice Building. play in the ch u r^ sanctuary. The squares represent a today that only 416 dogs have been licensed to date out of y ^ICE8PaiOE»PBICE*PWIDE»PIIICe*PltlOE» PBICZ Welfare hours, 7 to 8 p.m.. GCC Council, 8 p.m., LoveUnd Hill Rd. variety of themes and techniques for making quilts. The Park Department dance the 919 dogs registered last year. Dogs must be licensed SPtCIAU AND PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THIS AD JUNE 27-JUlY 3,1976 AT MANCHESTER ONLY Registrars Room. Town Hall. program registration, Stevens church. W ednesday church has prepared a booklet explaining each square. by June 30 and as of July 1 there will be a late penalty for NDT RESPDNSnLE FOR TYP06RAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILAOIE TO OTHER RETAIL OEAIEIS M IMMlEIALaS SpacUl Town Meeting, 7 SchwI. Tuesday Softball game, St. Bemaird registering dogs. The Town Qerk’s office will be open un­ p.m.. Board Room, Town Tuesday > St. Peter’s Holy Commu­ Halos vs. Vernon Congos, 8:15 Slide program p.m. at Rockville High, til 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for Dance program registra­ Loveland Hill Rd. EAST HARTFORD — Raymond Johnson, a Langford registering dogs. A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn & t._June 28, 1976- PAGE NINE PAPE mOHT - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MtadiMtor. Cono.. S tt.. Jam M. UW r ~ " ^ This printing text pattern Is oart of The Herald quality con­ LOCAL CHURCHES trol program In order lo give BARGAINS you one of the finest IN BLOOM newspapers In the nation ST. BAETHOLOMEW’S CHimCH, 10 a.m., Sunday School; 0:10 p.m., Sunday School meeta in church; 6 p.m.. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, E. lliddk Tfk». B w . Plilllp Hm m t . "Sound of HU CootUg” radU prcwram on Youth cookoot at paraooage. Church and Chestnut Sti. Rev. Ronald J. IN THE pitCof. W|NF; 7:10 p.m., Evangelittic Servioa. Fournier and Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ST. M A R rS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sttarday Mau at i p.m.; Sandap patton. WANT ADS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 41 Church and Park Sta. Rev. StMlien K. Maaaaa at 1:10, 10:11 and 11:10 a.m. 0 a.m., H m Service; 0:10 a.m., Hie Ser­ 643-2711 Sprace St. Rev. Mack Welford, paitor. Jacobion, rector; Rev. W. Jacquet, vice with recognition of qieclal wedding GOSPEL HALL, 410 C H t* St. 0:10 a.m., Sunday School; 10:10 a.m., anlitaot to the rector; Rev. Ronald E. annivertariet and renewal of marriage 10 a.m., Braakiaf bread; 11:41 ajn.,- Worthlp, Nunery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ Haldeman, aitiitant to the rector. vows; qiecial mutic, chapel service for Smidap Sebooi; 7 p.m., O o ^ meetlag. formal Worthlp, lUdy and fellowihlp. 7:90 a.m.. Holy Eucbarlit, Rite 1; 10 children, Nunery for Infanta; 10:40 a.m., a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main St. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Migr. Edward Youth leave for beach party in Rhode Prayer, with lermon I7 Ronald Claude; lilaod. Rav. John J. Delanep, paitor. Rev. J. Reardon, paitor; Rev. Bernard 0 p.m.. Holy Eucharlit, Rite 2. WllUam J. suck. Rev. WUUam J. Killeen. CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydaU and KiUaen. Saturday Manet at 0 and 7:90 p.m.; CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Vernon Stt. Ehigene Brewer, minitter. Satarday Matset at 5 and 7:N p.m .,. Sunday M anet at 7:90, 0, 10:90 a.m., CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 0 a.m., Bible Clatiei; 10 a.m,, fdiool auditorium; Sunday M anet a t ' noon and 0 p.m. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. NeweU H. Wortblp, lermon: "The Secret of 7:10, 0 and 10:10, la church; 10:10 a.m. Curtli Jr., Rev. R. Wlnthrop Nelion Jr., ST. JOHN'S POUSH NATIONAL Successful Wortblp"; 6 p.m.. Worship, and noon In tcbool auditorium. paitori. sermon: "The Gospel for Israel." CATHOUC CHURCH, 2S Oolway St. 10 a.m., Worthlp Service, Sanctuary, THE SALVATION ARMY, Ml Main Rev. Walter A. Hynko, paitor. the Rev. Mr. Nelton, preacher, BaptUm. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL St. Capt. and Mrt. Arthur Carlaon, corpe 0 a.m., M an In Ekigllih; 10:10 a.m., CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF olflcerf. M an In PoUib and Ehigllth. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHRIST, 306 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix 0:10 a.m., Sunday School; 10:46 a.m., AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, M. Davit, minister. Hollneu Meetlna; I p.m., Open-Air UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOS E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stain, WALDBAUM'S SOCIETYi Eail, Community Y, 79 N. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, no church Meetlnf; 7 p.m., Siilvatlaa MeeUng. minitter; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director school, child care for Nursery through Main St. Rev. Arnold Weitwood, of (2u1ttlan education. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OP mlnliter. kindergarten, sermon by the Rev. Dr. 0:90 a.m.. Morning Worthlp, metMge: Davit, "Betide Himself.” LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodtlde St. A There will be no formal meetlngi "Genuine Fundamentaliim,” Nunery it HlUitown Rd. D. Clark Brown, Uiiiop. througieclflc Infomul evenU call 04A0101. will be a diicutiion of "Fellowihlp" led OF GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. K.L. Seminary; 10:10 a.m., Sunday School; 6 Meetlngi will retume Sept. 12. by Bud Stanford, in the Living Room. Gustafion, pastor. p.m., Sacrament Servlee. Food Mart JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom 9:45 a.m., Sunday School clasiet for FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- HaU, 726 N. Main St. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. Worship NATIONAL CHURCH, 740 Main St. 10 a.m.. Public Bible ditcourte "Truit CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Service; 7 p.m.. Gospel Service, hymn- Rev. Philip Saundert, mlnliter. in Jehovah with All Your Heart” ; 11 Strand, Rev. David W. R inu, co-puton. sing, music and Bible message; 10:90 10:10 a jn ., Pralte, Wondilp Service a.m.. Group ditcuiilon of May IS 0 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nuriery for p.m.. Revivaltime radio service on WINF and Bible itudy for all aget; 7 p.m.. Watcbtower magazine article "Go On small children. with Evangelist C.M. Ward, speaker. Retirement honors Deliverance Service. Walking a t Children of Light.” CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 296 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Sol R. Cohen, left, delivers a characteristic quip as he accepts a FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, paitor; CHURCH. retirement gitt from The Manchester Evening Herald. Above, Hall 71 E. CenUr St. Rev. Jamet SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, aiioclate 9 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class at Cohen and his wife, Sylvia, chat with Alex Girelli, Herald city BeUaiov, pattor. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School pattor. Susannah Wesley Hall; 10 a.m.. Morning editor. The occasion was a cocktail party Thursday at The 1:10 a.m., Sunday School; 10:90 a.m., for pupili up to the age of 20, core for 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, claitet for Worship, first Sunday at summer Worthlp Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ very young puplli, lubject of the lenon- all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Service, schedule, youth, in charge. Service of Colony where Cohen was honored by Herald management and MAWCHMIM vice. lermon: "Chriitian Science,” golden message by the Rev. Mr. Kauffman, Baptism, Nursery for 5-year-oids; 7:90 fellow employes. Herald Publisher Raymond Robinson text from the Bible, “The icrlpturet p.m.. Praise and Teaching Service. CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, (Hiildren't Oiurch and Nunery provided; presented Cohen with the typewriter. From his colleagues he mutt be fulflUed.” Mark 14:40. The 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the Adamt St. at Thompton Rd. Rev. Cbrlitlan Science Reading Room, 000 ret;eive4 a watch and a framed caricature of him. (Herald Edward S. Pepin, paitor; Rev. Paul Rev. Mr. Kauffman, Nursery provided. MOD MART Main St., it open to the public Mondayi TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Trlnque. photos by Dunn) through Frldayi from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Saturday M anet at 0 and 7:90 p.m.; NORTH UNITED I METHODIST and the flrat and third Thuriday eveiUngi Swensen, pastor. Sunday M anet at 7:90,0,10:90 and 11:40 CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Early R. from 7 to 0 except holidayi, a free public 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service with the a.m. lending library it maintained. Cutter, pattor. Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching followed by 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "Are a coffee hour hosted by the ^ v . and Mrs. Met Life appoints UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN You Afraid To Love?” Nursery for Swensen and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nilson, W Woodbrldge St. Rev. Robert Baker, CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD). children 0-yeart-oid and younger, coffee Nursery for infants; 6 p.m.. Prayer (Herald photo by Pinto) local sales manager paitor. 0 a.m.. Divine Worthlp; 10:19 a.m.. fellowship after the service. meeting; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. OPEN St. Bridget Church Vincent Cardella, formerly of the Allstate Insurance Co., has been appointed district sales manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.’s Manchester office at Area movie theater 358 E. Center St. The Manchester district office services some 12,400 infant care available, coffee fellowship COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, fi7S to open Wednesday policyholders with 074,100,000 of Insurance. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF after the service. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Associated with Cardella in the operation of the SUNDAY Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. AREA CHURCHES Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Quaker FIRST CONGREGATIONAL The former Showplace Theater of 1017 Sullivan Ave., Manchester office are three sales managers. 13 sales 9:90 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Lane^ West Hartford. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF South Windsor, which closed Jwo months ago, will reopen representatives, 11 agents, and a clerical staff of nine. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ day Masses at 7:30 and 11 a.m. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese Wednesday under new ownership. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Cardella Is a graduate of sonage on Cornwall Dr. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Rt. 91, Coven­ III, pastor. The operation will be taken over by William Martus of Coplague Senior High School. He received hls A.A.S. 9a.m . to 4p.m . ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL URST ASSEMBUES OF GOD, 769 try. Rev. F. Bernard MlUer, pastor. Rev. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. ^ Hartford and William Prickett of New Britain, both degree in business management from Mohawk Valley MESSIAH EVANGELICAL OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Bolton Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Paul F. Ramen. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL professional film projectionists. Community College, and attended Kent State University. Jelley, putor. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora II, vicar. Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m. ; Sunday sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. CHURCH, Main St., Coventry. Rev. Martus said the 350-seat theater would be open seven He served in the U.S. Navy for four years, and Is a 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Bruce J. Johnson, minister. days a week, offering evening and matinee shows. member of the Young Men’s CJirlstian Association Indian ning Worthlp; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; Church School: 10 a.m., Holy Communion AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Worship ^rvlce. 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. and sermon; 11 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. 11 a.m., Worship Service, sermon: 'hie theater will show G and PG-rated films and an oc­ Guides. He enjoys tennis and karate. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., “The Bum Rap," coffee hour in vestry casional R picture, according to the new owners. Cardella and hls wife, Francine, have three children. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Old Town Rd. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, after service. Vincent Cardella The family home is at 144 Kinne Rd., Glastonbury. 9:46 a.m,, Sunday School for all ages; minitter. Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., Ellington. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ 11 a.m.. Morning Worthlp; 7 p.m.. 8:30 a.m., "Back to God" hour radio rector. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Evening Evangelistic. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 10:15 a.m., Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED broadcast, WTIC (1060); 9:45 a.m., Sun­ CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth M.OOoff Worship Service, Sunday School. day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Family Service and Church School. Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and UNITED CONGREGATIONAL Knox, pastor. STARTS WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF *10.00 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening August). CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD'S CHURCH, ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL 10 a.m., Worship. Service. Nursery care for small children CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. CHURCH, San Hill Rd., South Windsor. VERNON UNITED METHODIST SUHOAT lO am provided. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Rev. Miles S. Macjntoch, vicar. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL OR MORE AND THIS COUPON. Miller, minister. CHU RCH, R t. 30. Rev. F rances p r e - h o l i d a y OPEN SUNDAYS 10 AM to 10 PM 9:90 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. CHURCH, Bolton (bnter Rd. Rev. J. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, Stanton Conover, minister. OPEN DAILY 10AM to 10 PM sarul^Y AT FOOD MART. G O O D THRU SATURDAY JULY 3 IIMIT Church School; 7 to 8:90 p.m.. Pilgrim 1790 Ellington Rd., ^ u th Windsor. Rev. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. (bmmunion, first and third Sundays; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Church 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. Felbwthip. Harold W. Richardson, minister. Morning Prayer, second, forth and fifth School classes. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Sundays. Mr. Conover, preaching. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Rt. 30and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 90, Church School. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pattor. Rev. Donald J. McCIean, pastor. CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. Edward Konopka. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Parsing, rector. a.m., Sunday School. John W. Mortimer,.pastor. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. 8 and 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church Masses at 7:90, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. School and Nursery. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Robert K. Bechtold, minister. Sunday Masses at 7:90, 9:15 and 11 a.m. U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE ST. MARGARET MARY'S CHURCH, 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 9:15 a.m.. Church School, Confirmation FIRST CONGREGATIONAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Wapping. Rev. WUUam McGrath and ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, TolUnd pastor. (Hass, adult groups, child care; 10:15 CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m., Worship m in is te r ; th e R e v . E d w in W. David M. Campbell, pastor. SIRLOIN CHUCK Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ Service, child care; 6 p.m.. Senior Bartholomew, assistant minister. 10 a.m.. Family Worship Service. W O M EM ’S ^ WOMENS MENS WEAR MENS BOYS day Matset at 8:90 and 11:90 a.m. day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. vice. Pilgrim Fellowship. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, child and Nursery provided. Infants through Grade ■ snaian m 2. Sermon: "Be Prepared." ...... *10 u n e r SHORT t e n ...... M ...... * 5 H $$.N to 1 to li STEAK ROAST OMBlLlmT.KMTMm.... M IIMtTf—rsiTS ■snitian m M BONELESS - UNDERBLADE ...... *10 UDcrtHONn...... *Z 0Kn,MlT,KMTSHnTI.... *2 ROTTPOlOMlin...... I 111 list to 7 to 14 ■ sam inuT m SNORTIT ins silM M nTonaiioutis.. • 2 mmntmmmm miAiBtt SSI toto$4toltoli Youth will hear prison chaplain u o a t - m m ...... ^ T-Mra»TM(T0rS...... *2 HTTPOlOMnn...... I ftfRlS SWIMSUITS . Krinjak to study THE hMirilouks...... *4 ■KACMMi AM J4 H . The Rev. Russell Camp, UBcrM vcGan...... *6 IWIT/MATOW...... RQYTPOlOMHin...... C to U to 7 to 14 1953, the Rev. Mr. Camp Itt to 114 $11 mLUl ___ $ ? i t A‘ SWIMSUITS. chaplain of the Somers and BIBLE M.0USE$4TWINKTI...... O ■laMaiHnni m 2 was pastor of the Allston IMYDOlUaUgOim...... *4 MfMtWIMWUX ...... *9 ROYTTANKTOfl...... I to toll Enfield Correctional SPEAKS Inl $21 Wmtw « 4 ■ aaniMas M Congregational CHiurch in KbrEiVilNTIRJUNS...... * 5 8IMJ SHORTS...... U S D A CHOICE for Episcopal ministry Institutions, will speak LEISURi SUITS...... ID nvrvoRTSHHm...... c SlMTi Stotft Boston for seven years. He H ^ >14 $ o ■ n T u M B n u m a ...... 39* WtAUN 137 Sunday at a breakfast By FASHION SUCKS...... O WNTTOlPO...... is the author of many ar­ Eugene %HIMIUCXi...... *7 lOYrSMMlNEM...... I AiurM meeting of the College and •'1 hahdimcuaiunci...... *4 09 Porterhouse Steaks ..*1.89 ticles relative to penology Brewer RInS A J T .! ^ ...... ‘SAM 8IRUPUTWUR .. Career Young People’s l&HioifsHiri...... *5 lOYriMMWEAR...... C John Hall Krinjak of 216 Fern St. vice In New York City. and has spoken to 1,500 SSuaSMmarNmTassiZ iBonanza Sirloin Pit, particular newspaper INFANTS & JR BOYS , DOMESTICS DOMESTICS ★ SHOE DEPT. JEWELRY T - Bone S t e a k s *1.89 be a candidate for holy others of the 1969 to 1974 and Is presently ject. z columnist a ’’good Episcopal (%urch. employed as an apprentice funeral Spencer St. His topic; to $3J9 Tito to MECMLQNOUPl Paving the Way w rite r’’? U sually it ’s ajMUnSaiilUIUI...... ” UTHTOWat...... *1 PKiNTEOUOSHEETS .. 2 / » 5 * » Krinjak will be studying for his director at Rose Hlli Funeral Home, "Who Cares?” Although cars still dominate because he agrees with ■Mini8IIM.M CAS ■ITfirilOl A AA to Mil FM tin WOMEN'S & I3RLS SHOES Boiled Ham *1.29 The breakfast meeting is NMNTr MONTI...... H f PRINTED BED8HEETS .. M U N I T S U I master of divinity degree at the Rocky Hill. Krinjak has been active the pavement, it was bicycles me. Woe to h im 'if he m COTTON NANO Towas. 4 m * I .2 / » 7 * « to $7 N $ fCa Pick Up yoiM wordrofci wWt three-year graduate school. He will In the affairs of St. Mary’s Episcopal a open to all interested that gave it to them. Henry expresses ideas opposed to ■innkiMi A AA SMNTrMONTKTI...... UMEWAmOOTW...... Jm * ! •ATHMATENSEMBU ...... * 5 yaat (o^Wog HOUSEWARES HARDWARE ^ AUTOMOBILES HEALTH +- BEAUTY HEALTH - BEAUTY McAllister Institute of Funeral Ser­ the ones with which you are at variance? You ■auMuini --- ■ x u iia m — should not alter your opi­ MITVnBS TNACICART.HADari...... 83* umunniniaTHMin...... tSf Samkmhkmfmiiiisl ■ tia .a a i _ nion automatically, but CWAOIIANOAfiaaaL...... 81* IWRMTAIUTS...... M* neither should you rule out mmjsum « aa OPBISTOCX s 3.99 JaM JO-TVS...... 2m*\ SUGAR 100 that option. You should be 0« a 61 cam lalM yo mmMum niWfltaiaawftiM...... 17* COUNT . If caught outdoors In an GLASSWARE ptfcSMi PWBwa ■ coaMw m SUBSTtTUTE 1 stimulated to examine botb Any ana sf Sm scoreM0UTHWA«.1t0Z. . . . . 97* CUUnOUtMlKT...... *1* Sweet 'n Low PKC. 79* open area during a thun­ «uaiiirn»i«l mukUKto&vMM beliefs in the light of OMLVBnrONYOeXKMMNT. . . . *1* OMiMTaoiiaMaH ... Z.*1" Union Congregational plans derstorm, a safe haven Is: reason and the evidence mLtmmLwmmsam ■ n a il— ■ TAMIRME.4iaZ...... 98* A. Under a lone tree. presented. There is no viiv AuroawTutHT...... *2 ... SOrtVOMMU-M...... 60 Strawberry Preserves 89* B. Under the tallest tree TnaNNTAAen...... * tue in being sinceyely oauxEwmniiniiT...... *1 88 unBaKaauTHWxat..... '1" Bicentennial service Sunday In the woods. wrong; and there is no mLxmftammm . . . CONTACCAPMUB...... 88* C. Laying flat on the ' ' 331 Canter St., Manchester sincerity in being in. Iii'iii. I ilMM. Cadan. TMMUOI...... '1 ■luioiaai anunraiNiMBiTMc .... '1" LEiMON 32 OZ. JUBAbMsngt .awyflDwvtSiMit BfBNKNTOOrTURITAH..... 83* ■.iaa.MHB.Mt ■ BOniE ground or In a ditch. (Just Waal of Broad SI) deliberately ignorant. unamHuiMraaai...... *1 Zm bN M M nihA..... 66* Realemon JUICE 49* Members of the Union hands raised above their heads as a will be received by the common cup 2. Motor vehicle deaths ex­ WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Rockville symbol of offering oneself as an or Individual cup. Brown bread will ceed deaths of U.S. mili­ "THAT ALL GROSS PROCEEDS FROM HOUSEWARES i f HOUSEWEARS TOYS-SPORTS E X T R A S T 0 C K REDUCTION BARGAINS PRINGLES MINUTE MAID will conduct a Bicentennial service agent in realizing the coming of be baked by the senior deaconess, tary personal In all wars Lydall and Vernon Streets LIQUOR SALES ON MONDAY, JUNE Phone: 646-2903 suss AQUAMUM ...... 100% FLORIDA Sunday at 9 a.m. re-enacting the God’s kingdom on earth. Mrs. Robert Elliott. Involving U.S. ITtUYTkOUnX...... *7>* mTauiiaBMCAM TAMPAX methods and modes of worship in 28th FROM 7 TO 11 P.M. WILL BE ■aUUMM HZACOUARt...... n m a r n POTATO Sunday’s sermon was first No organ will be used, and singing □ True □ False Congregational churches at the time aeiMV^ AtUMWUMTtNNMRACKCT.. m U A M N I t f l delivered by the Rev. Samuel West at will be in the old-fashioned way. The DONATED TO THE: *1 » IKtUOnMMaiMBI AOUAMUMIKATBI...... ORANGE of the American Revolution. UWANTCOOia...... 126 the First Oingregatlonal Church of song leader wiU sing a line of a hymn, — ANSWERS— VENETIAN EARTHQUAKE RELIEF INC. r«mS« miuiaMiMni FISH SALE CHIPS Members of Fayette Lodge of and the congregation will then repeat sajioiejoqe-i sraiuMjapun Aq KAHMARD...... JUICE Boston on May 26,1776. At the end of Pfsaaa halp out Uifa most worthy couao, coma and MLMIIMa 9 02 TWIN PAK Masons will attend the service and asiAJssAiaies anqnd 1199 YDOnCM a QUART CARTON the sermon, the minister will sit dfna with us, you’ll anfoy tha pood food and ba helping S up WRlTDdNPfeMEI...... l a y - Join church members at a pancake s sa papiAoq) amuiaMM RSH8AUII PEnOMIA down and the people will have a right This special Bicentennial service Is a datanlng causa. AUMaAMnsmCAN . . . . breakfast later in the morning. mtmmmm rw ni UMKXft to call into question what he has said open to the public. OOO'SSI'I II you eara lo maka a cash donation lo help tha 110,- R-TOOIKIT.... During the service, the men will be —sajiiensn Ajeiqin 000 homalaaa paopla, pfaaaa mall your lax daduetlon WNfUIAUaMIAT...... rjAiFREEl and to add their own words of In­ CLASSIFIED WORD himCIIMUffT. seated on one side of the sanctuary chock la- IwaiuiM*****"®...... SviSoAH^pijivcangi .. struction. 'The ministers and deacons Th« Manchetltr OOO’OOO'ZMAO ADS IN THE HERALD an. BUI BM Ml and the women on the other. The — sqiiap apjqsA jo| oh VENETIAN EARTHQUAKE RELIEF INC. , aarnummSSawaaaraazxn A^Aoutr .*3|1I0UMIHAMMBL « H. will be in Bicentennial dress. Evening Herald 6 to 25 DAYS 8moM0V4iam .... 49'.Z49 ministers together with the deacons :9|ip 0) S3!)s!ie)s -3081 „ c/o P.O. BOX 60S, ■■aiBi I xnaiiar tui 69 13 8« per word per doy and song leader will sit at the Com­ Members will recreate the Sacra­ prints more MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 \ w m i m ...... ment of Communion as It was Z This ad sponsorad as a public sarvfca by 643-2711 , OPEN SUN. thru munion table beneath the pulpit, on Mancheeter news ’A)|Uj !A s)t uj spajqo ||e| aq) 1 ...... NEWINGTON BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER celebrated in the Congregational 3 the level with the congregation. At than any other saquis A||BiKn 9u!U)q9n '3 PAUL P. FIANO 1 3375 BFRLiro TPKE. 1051 BLUE HILLS AVE. PARKADE SHOPPING ERI. 10 lo 10 aoai sir Umes of prayer, all wUl stand with church churches in 1776. Communion 410 West Middle Tpke. Maiwhester newspaper. 1 ■aaaaaaaaayaaa, ^AOE T8N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, jtoncbwtw. Conn.. 8«t.. June M. 1«7I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . S st, June M, IS7« - PAGE ELEVEN

Relay races, track events Sunday Legion zone loser («fndings j Ali-Inoki in draw 800 athletes expected NATIONAL National League Seven runi in the flrz t In­ By LEN AUSTER RoseUe, N.J. East Harb scores. TOKYO, June 26 million for avoiding The biggest cut — |6 Manehetler High Pete Wigren Track ning were more than Herald Sportswrller lofd at 4:30 has a tilt Mancbesier, which East (UPI) — Heavyweight each other to a dull million — goes to Ali for enough as the Medics 10:30 a.m. -*120*)'ard hurdles —MO (trials anc threatened the first two in­ W L Pet. GB flicking a couple of non­ Eleven tilts coupled Boxing Champion draw Saturday, in routed Nichols Tire, 14-4, semiflnals) Long Jump —WO, WHS, Shot put —IIIIS, WO. New Jersey. nings against winner Dan Phlla 47 19 .712 - damaging left Jabs toward Muhammad Ali and a what easily could be last night at Buckley Field. 10:45 -100-yard dash —MHS, MO, WHS (trials and with six bases on Ellington plated two runs Sltek, averted the shutout Pittsburgh 37 28 .569 9W Antonio Inokl and absor­ in the fourth. Ray GUha peiican-Jawed forgotten as one of Winning pitcher Craig semiflnals). to compete in relays powered Ellington to a in the third on two bits, a New York 35 37 .488 15 bing a lot of ineffectual Carlson allowed only three 9-2 win over walk and sacrifice brat walked and came home on St. Louis 30 38 .441 18 Japanese wrestler history’s greatest ring kicks delivered by the 11:00 —440-yard dash trials —WHS, MHS, MO. a Bruce Ballard double to hits and aided his own Manchester in against Manchester starter Chicago 30 38 .441 18 expect to split |9 ripoffs. challenger to the cham­ 11:30 -880-yard run —MO (unseeded heats). High Jump By EARL YOST right centerfield. The Montreal 23 40 .365 22W cause with a pair of blows. Between 350 and 400 road and dis­ ’The six-mile route will be covered Individual events which usually American Legion Zone and loser Mike Jordan. Big pion’s shins and posterior. —WHS, Pole vault —MHS, MO, Long jump —MHSi Sports Editor tance runners, men, women and twice and will take the runners from hold the interest of s spectators will blow was a two-rra full latter scored on Frank Weal Bill Masse had three hits ^^1:45 —Mile —MHS, MO (unseeded heats). High Jump Cooperation from the children, schoolboy, collegiate, club BidWell to Keeney Street,' right on be the high jump at 1:30, the 100-yard Eight baseball action count opposite field double Livingston’s single to W L Pet. GB and Jim Tierney and Mike weatherman is all that’s and Independent, are scheduled to Bush Hill Road, right on Hillstown dash at 4:30 and the mile run at 4:50. last night at Eagle up the alley in right by Dan right. Cinc’ati 43 27 .614 - Tennis Michaud two apiece for the winners. Three different needed to insure success for take part in the two distant races. Road, right on Wetherall Street and Events are scheduled up to 5:38. Field. Walker. Bob Gagne paced the L Angeles 39 32 .549 4W 12:15 p.m. -220-yard dash —WHS, WO, MHS, MO 22 golfers enter WIMBLEDON, England players had the hits For Four categories are in each run left to the campus. ’The area will be Seven-foot pole vaulters, a high The visitors put it away Ellington attack with four San Diego 36 34 .514 7 (trials and semiflnals). the bicentennial year Both clubs now sport 3-2 (UPI) — Charlie Pasarell, Nichols. with a number of outstanding patrolled by police and race officials. jumper capable of doing 17 feet, a with seven big tallies in the hits in five at-bats with Atlanta 32 37 . 464 lOW 12:30 —Long Jump —MO, High Jump —MHS. Manchester Community zone marks while Mark Maciolek, Walker who upset Manuel Santana national and international figures Race officials are expecting a near four-minute miler and some of fourth frame in which they Houston 31 39 .443 12 insurance event in 1967 to become the only College Relays which start Manchester is 3-7 over-all. INTERNATIONAI. 12:45 —440-yard Hurdles -Final —MO. entered in the 12-mile run including crowd of 5,000 to turn out Sunday. the country’s top dash men are sent 12 men to the dish. and John Hayes each ad­ San Fran 30 44 .405 15 Manchester’s next action ding two safeties. Ballard man to oust a defending Pushing across the win­ 1:00 —OPENING CEREMONIES -330-yard Hurdles today with three and 12-mile Amby Burfoot, John Vitale, Charlie ’There will be a small admission fee. scheduled to display their wares Sun­ is Sunday afternoon at 1 at Five hits and four free Friday'a Rraulla champion in the first round -Final —MO. (20 kilometer) races and con­ Duggan and Ire la n d ’s Danny Saturday’s races are free. Parking in day. passes resulted in the totaled two of New York 7, Chicago 4 Twenty two youngsters, 8:02 Glen Dobkln, Brian ning run in the sixth inning. Eagle Field against Manchester’s six blows. headed by defending cham­ of Wimbledon, sent this Dairy Queen nipped Boland tinue Sunday with a mammoth McDade, a member of the 1976 Irish the area of Memorial Field will be at Joe Martens, a Manchester Philadelphia 12, St. Louis Charlebols, Brad Strella, 1:15 -Mile -Final —WHS, WO. pion Mike Cooney, have year’s Italian and French Oil, 65. last night at Leber Olympic squad Olympic squad. a premium. product and UMass athlete, is Dave Thomas. 1:30 -120-yard Hurdles -Final —MHS, MO.( 100-yard program of relays and in­ signed up to participate in Open champion Adriano Field Chris Holmes Outstanding club teams, like the capable of high jumping seven feet Pittsburgh 9, Montreal 2 8:09 Bob Smith, Mike dividual races at Memorial the annual Manchester Panatta packing Friday doubled and singltxl and Hurdles —Final —WHS, WO| Shot put —MHS. New York C.C. and Greater Boston The top male and female per­ and Bruce Clark of UConn is headed Cincinnati 8, Houston 6 Cooney, Phil Forzley, Field’s Wigren Track. Eight Softball results Independent Insurance with a five-set victory. Steve Shrider doubled lor 1:50 - 4 X 1-mlle —Final -MHS, MO. Track Club, are sending represen­ former will receive Christie McCor­ for a four-minute mile. Tim Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 Roger Poudrier. Youth Golf Gassic at the Pasarell became the 13-2 Dairy Queen Brian 2:00 —High Jump —MO{ Triple Jump —MHS. hundred contestants are tatives and a comparative unknown mick trophies. ’The latter is honorary St.Lawrence of the New York A.C. San Francisco 1, Los 8:16 Tim LaFrancis, Jim seventh American to reach entered in the two-day sports could very easily be the first to break chairman and the man who sparked Angeles 0 Manchester Country Gub Smith, Carl Baker. Steely had three singles 2:15 -880-yard medley -W HS, WO. has cleared 17 feet in pole vaulting. on Tuesday. the final 16 with his 8-9,4-6, anB Paul Hohenthal tripled spectacle. the take. the move to stage the relays. A dozen New England colleges EASTERN over the Angels last night Today’s Games 8:23 Jeff Dolin, Bob Lan- 6-4, 7-5, 6-4 victory. 2:30 —Sprint Medley Relay —Final —MHS, MOj Shot Many of the East’s leading track Standings Scoring in all but its last at Robertson. Fred Shaw New York (Koosman 6-6 ) Tom Crockett, director, dollna, Mike Fraser, Andy for 2-12 Boland Competition stalls at 1 o’clock this ’The winning time for the 20 kilo, have entered their relay teams in Three-time Wimbledon put —MO. figures will be in action Sunday. ’The time at bat, Gunver had an inside-the-park at Chicago (Bonham 63) reports post entries will be Plepler. afternoon at the entrance to the MCC which will carry with it the Connec­ what promises to be a gala day for Women's Rec champion John New- 2:45 -220-yard Dash —Final —WHS, WO, MHS, MO. National AAU 56-pound weight throw Stampers outlasted homer, double and single St. Louis (Frosch 2-2) at accepted. 8:30 Craig Ferguson, AMERICAN campus on Bidwell Street. Sunday’s ticut AAU championship, will be track followers. W combe, attempting to championship will feature' former Rockwell. 17-12, last night and Craig K rest, Don Philadelphia (Underwood Play starts at 8:02. Pabl Peracchio, Dick Brian Austin’s three-run 3:00 —Distance Medley —Final —MO; Triple Jump activity will be launched at 10:30 around the one hour - or less - mark. Post entries will be accepted today ueopards 6 come back from a serious United States Olympic team at Mt. Nebo, For Gunver., Nicholson and Paul 4-1), N Competition is open to boys Smith. homer lifted Modern with heats. ’The finals start at 1 ’The races will finish near the main but none Sunday. Sunday’s field is Cougars 5 arm injury, was upset by members George Frenn and Bob Bob Quaglia, Rich Pelletier two hits apiece Pittsburgh (Reuss7-5) at and girls in the 13 to 17 age 8:37 Chris Nelson, Dave Janitorial to a 4-2 win over 3:20 —4 X 220-yard Relay —Final —WHS, WO, MHS, o’clock and a full five-hour program parking lot on the Bidwell Street side expected to number as many as 400 Tigers 3 South Africa’s Bernie Mit- of the campus. Backus. This will take place at 3:30. Bobcats 1 Bradshaw and Jim Strat­ for the Bankers. Tom Montreal (Warthen 1-8), N bracket. DelMastro, Brian Matre, Civitan Club last night at MO. is planned. athletes. Assigned starting times ton. 3-6, 63, 9-8, 9-8. Buckland. Arthur Pierce CHARTER OAK ton had three hits and Tony Neville, Rich Blauveit and Cincinnati (Zachry 62) Ken Forzley. 3:30 —National AAU 56-lb. weight throw championship. W Stuellet, Bruce Sylvester, Bob Schwanda each had at Houston (Andujar 2-4), are: had a two-run circuit belt lor Civitan 3:40 -100-yard Dash -F in al —WHS, WO, MHS, MO. Vittner’s 5 Dave Gunas, Sal ^ r r a and two base knocks for the N 3:55 —440-yard Dash —WHS, WO, MHS, MO. Multi Circuit 6 Hal Benson two apiece. Angels. Atlanta (Morton 0-6 and Local soccer IM . FARM Strike thre^ Wilson’s 5 Serra and Stratton Niekro 64) at San Diego 4:15 -880-yard Run -Final —WS, WO, MHS, MO. Dairy Queen nipped Nelson’s 3 homered. For REC (Jones 13-3 and Spillner 2- Hartford Road Enter­ 4:30 —4 X 110-yard Relay —Final —Grammar School Rockwell,Tim Guard, Vin- Dave Rathbun’s Army & Navy 3 6 ), 2, N PEE WEE with netminder Jim for the Matadors while prises, 65. iast night at boys. Grammar School girls. ny Vivenzio, Jim Pagani sacrifice fly drove in Paul San Francisco Fuller’s 3 Jeff Kennedy scored McKay stopping a penalty Myles McCurry tallied lor Verplanck. winning pitcher 4:35 —4 X 1 10-yard Relay—Final —WHS, WO, MHS, MO. and Ron Peters each had a McNamara in the bottom (Montefusco 7-7) at Los by A’s players . Glen 3 three goals and Mike shot to ensure the win. the Astros John Hedlund Mario Tirillo struck out 10 4 :5 0 —Mile run -F in al —MHS, MO. pair of blows with Len Ric- of the seventh inning with Angeles (Rau 6-4), N Steak Out 2 Chirqwin one to lead the Rich Kocpsel and Dave scored all three goals for an8 aided his own cause cio adding a home run. the winning run to give Sunday's Games 5:00 —4 X 440-yard Relay —Final —MHS, MO. CANDLELIGHT Cosmos to a 4-2 win over Lynn were best (or the the Wings while Ted Em- w th a triple. Mike Mullen Telephone Society a 7-6 Pittsburgh at Montreal Codes: WHS Women High School; WO Women Open; OAKLAND, CaUf. (UPI) - Members of the Oakland A’s, who W the Lancers last night at Earthquakes. balla tallied lor the Stings. had two singles. Mike SILK CITY duke over Center Congo St. Louis at Philadelphia have a 7-4 record since three superstars were removed from Holiday Lanes 14 Illing. Mike Morianos and Ben Burba, Vance Burba Boh Maltempo’s third Hebert double and Kelly MHS Men High School; MO Men Open. Crockett Agency erupted last night at Keeney Field. New York at Chicago their lineup, may not even take the field Sunday. Dick’s 12 Jim MacGuillvary scored and Mike Gordon each period score gave the Percy tripled lor the T^e A's players said they would Crispino’s 9 for 11 runs in the sixth in­ Clay Nivison. McNamara, Cincinnati at Houston scored a goal as the Toros an exciting 1-0 win winners E'or Elnterprises, ning in a 20-9 win over Gene Gale and Jim Parker for the Lancers. strike unless owner Charles 0. "Mr. Finley said there was nothing Blue Moon 7 San Francisco at Los Diplomats applied the o v er th e H aw ks in Ed Stack and Brett Smith each had two hits for Jamie Gembala’s Fourth Finley allows Joe Rudi, Rollie hecould do because the matter was in Moriarty’s 7 Allied Printing last night at Angeles whitewash brush to the Northern Division play last each had two hits and Fitzgerald Field. Hatch Telephone. Clarence period goal gave the Fingers and Vida Blue to return to litigation and he would have to get Vito’s Inn 5 Atlanta at San Diego Yankees. 3-0. Phil Wilson night Toros’ goalie Mike Brian Plecity played Odell had four hits, Rick Switzer had three hits. Brewers a 2-1 win over the the lineup. The announcement was permission from the Red Sox and Gus’s 5 and John Alosky were best Morris and Hawk net- excellent ball defensively Goss, Tom McCusker and Dave Harford two and Bob Tornadoes. Steve Gay also made by reliever and player Yankees for them to play.” rc*i Chorches 5 scored for the winners lor the Yanks. minder Dave Callahan Carl Ogren three each and Casavant drilled a two-run representative Jim Todd prior to Finley promptly put his Tucson DUSTY while Mike Hassett tallied each stopped a first period AMERICAN FARM Herald angle Ben Grzyb and John Odell homer for Congo. American League Oakland’s game Friday night with farm team on notice that it might fly W L MIDGET penalty kick Glen Ferguson drove in two apiece for Crockett. Eaxl for the Tornadoes. Minnesota. The A’s, who seem to to Oakland today and take the field Looking Glass 8 0 Jl NIOR Action in the Southern Mike Patulak and Steve three runs to lead Modern Duke Hutchinson had four NIKE W L Pet. GB thrive on adversity, then went out Sunday. Savings Bank 6 2 Jim Grzymkowski Division last night at Haddock scored early to Janitorial to a 6-1 win over Earl Yost straight hits and Larry Joe Landry had three New York 40 24 .625 — and downed the Twins, 5-2, on Ken Salt Lake owner Art Teece im­ Town 4 4 scored at the 7:18 mark of Manchester High saw the give the Falcons a 2-1 win Civitan Club last night. Reed and Bill Zwick two hits and Jack McAdam, Cleveland 33 31 .516 7 Sports Editor McMullen’s pinch-hit three-run mediately said he would sue Finley if Keggers 4 4 the Fourth quarter to give Matadors nip the Astros, 2- over the Cougars Mike Jeff Boudreau had two hits each for Allied. Dave Hunt. Richard Peck, Baltimore 32 33 .492 8>A homer in the bottom of the ninth. ‘ Tucson can’t field a team in Salt No. Methodist 3 5 the Minutemen a 1-0 win 1, and the Wings top the Calabro found the range and Michael Smith pitched Woody Clark and Dave Detroit 31 34 .477 9'A Finley had sold Rudi and Fingers to Lake for Sunday,s game, which is (UPI Photo), Firemen 3 5 over the Earthquakes last Stings. 3-1, Tom Finnegan for the Cougars well lor the winners. Tony Reed Construction Bidwell two apiece to lead Boston 30 34 .469 10 the Boston Red Sox and Blue to New already a near sellout. C.B.T. (Blue) 3 5 night at Illing. Kevin and Dan Gnarhinne srnreil Vogt and Ricky Pointer scored early and held on Sportsman Tavern to an 11- Milwaukee 25 36 . 410 13>A York for a total of $3.5 million. "We’re not on either side (in Pam Spencer clears high jump bar Angels 1 7 Moran assisted on the goal each doubled lor the losers. Finley’s dispute with Kuhn)," Todd RFC for a 6-4 win over Lynch 7 win over Mott’s last night 'iVcitI However, Commissioner Bowie W L Pet. GB Kuhn blocked the sale. said. "We’re here to play baseball, Seattle woman gained spot on Olympic squad W L Toyota . Cal Chowanec had at Nike Field. Bidwell Top athleteg due Sunday talented tennis players is Mark homered. For Mott’s. Leon Kan City 40 26 .606 - Earlier in the day in Chicago, and we’re trying to win. We feel that Center Congo 7 1 four straight hits and Mike Anyone willing to spend a few Jacobs. Quinette had three safeties Texas 37 28 . 569 Uk Finley sued both major leagues, for the benefit of the Oakland A’s Telephone 6 2 Pagani and Bob Dunnack hours at Memorial Field Sunday End of the line these three players have to play.” Dean Mafchine 5 3 two apiece for Reed. Bob and Rosi Masumeci. Ken Oakland 35 35 .500 7 afternoon will have an opportunity to Kuhn, the major league Executive Chicago 31 34 .477 B'A Gold Key Dinner of the Connec­ Council, the New York Yankees and Manager Chuck Tanner firmly sup­ Co.. Bank 5 3 Wojanowski and Tony Mar- Honer. Jim Williams and view some of the country's best tinelli each had two hits for Bob Simonds two apiece. Minnesota 31 36 .463 9Mi ticut Sports Writers' Alliance in 1977 the Boston Red Sox for $10 million. ported Finley’s actions. Garman’s 4 4 young athletes in action as well as a Olympic trials Lynch. California 29 43 .403 14 will be staged Feb. 6 at ,the Park Todd told reporters: "The players "I know that the telegram from the M.C.C, Vets 3 5 group of seasoned college and club Plaza Hotel in New Haven...After commissioner read Finley and Hartford Natl. 1 7 INDY performers. of the Oakland A’s, in lieu of what Friduy'H R c m iIIh listening to Dick Stockton and Ken Tanner would be in trouble if the EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) — Maxie Parks, who said a rnonth ago Second Congo 1 7 CHARTER OAK Stroking 16 hits. Walnut While the Olympic Trials are being has happened and in the best in­ Texas 8-9, Chicago 4-14 Harrelson jibber-jabber during two terests of the three players, who three players did not play, but INDY Jim Tuttle had three hits Barbers downed Belliveau staged on the West Coast, the biggest he would win a place on the American Olympic team, captured Paint. 12-4, last night at Cleveland 6, Baltimore 5 Boston Red Sox games in Baltimore have not been allowed to play, have Charles 0. Finley has not done W L and Scott Kelly, Mike track meet this side of Oregon on the 400-meter dash final in 45.58 seconds at the U.S. Olympic Nike Field. John Detroit 6. ^ sto n 2 this week I'm convinced they leave given Mr. Finley an ultimatum that, anything wrong,” Tanner said. "He Renn’s 8 0 Pillion and Steve Joyner Sunday will be in Manchester, Conn. Track and Field Trtals Friday to earn a trip to Montreal. two apiece to lead Siemienski had three hits New York 1, Milwaukee much to be desired. Too much small If the players don’t play by Sunday, has been right in everything he has Oil & Heat 6 2 Uncle Sam’s top men are now on Fred Newhouse, who burned *1.1 4 iu • t. 0 talk reduces their effectiveness, plus we’re going on strike. done.” decathlon at the Munich Games four Jim’s Arco 5 3 Vittner’s to a 9-5 duke over and Tim O’Ne 1. Dave the West Coast but a number, just a himself out in the early heats and Kansas City 6, California being repetitious...Talk around years ago, pulled a hamstring in the Walnut Barbers 5 3 Fuller’s Package last night Enes, Bill Gorra and Jim shade below Olympic caliber, will wound up seventh in the 1972 trials at Fitzgerald. Pat Collet Reagan two apiece for Boston is that cather Carlton Fisk long jump, the second of the 10 Turnpike TV 3 5 Oakland 5, Minnesota 2 display their talents on the Wigren and Manager Darrell Johnson are not final, was more cautious this time Lathrop Ins. 3 5 and Bob Carlson each had Walnut. Brian Kelley had Track. and closed quickly to grab second decathlon events, and withdrew from on speaking terms and he joins Doug the competition. Four hours later DeMolay 2 6 two blows for Fuller’s. three safeties and John Today's Guiiics The occasion will be the place behind Parks in 45.76. Herman Griffin on the list of players who Marty Llquori, once America’s Belliveau 0 8 Kildish two for Belliveau. Cleveland (Eckersley 3- Manchester Community College Frazier was third in 45.84. r m don’t approve of the manager. Unless Rivers red hot premier miler, pulled up after five NIKK CANDLELIGHT 6 ) at Baltimore (Garland7- Relays starting at 10:30 with heats. Arnie Robinson, a bronze medalist the Red Sox get turned around by W L Eleven hits resulted in a 0 ) The finals in all events will get off laps of a heat of the 5,000-meter run. July 4, Johnson’s future could be 1 (UPI) — Hot-hitting Mickey Rivers stroked a at the 1972 Games, had a wind-aided Pero’s 7 1 10-3 win for Dick’s over Milwaukee (Slaton 8-5) the mark at 1 o’clock and are leap of 27-5t4 to win the long jump It marked the third Olympic 11 Volltfwagena Ksve shaky with the Boston American leadoff sixth-inning homer fiday night while Dock Ellis equalled frustration for Liquori. In 1968 at Sportsman’s 5 3 Vito’s last night at Robert­ at New York (Figueroa 8- scheduled to wind up shortly before 6 w hile NCAA cham pion L arry keen elegant intKeir Leaguers. The wolves are sharpening Mexico City he suffered a foot injury Bob & Marie’s 5 3 son Park. Lyle Eastman, 4) o’clock. his entire 1975 victory total by pitching the New York Yankees to Myricks, Mississippi College, fimplicity. Elegant in up their teeth as well as the Boston and wound up 12th in the 1,500-meter Economy Elec. 4 3 Carl Hohenthal and Ron Detroit (Roberts 7-5) at Only the Thanksgiving Day Five a 1-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. . finished second at 27-1'A and Munich design. In concept. In (unc< media. A manager can’t be popular final while in 1972, a short time Acadia 4 4 Laliberte each had two hits Baseball Boston (Tiant 8-5) Mile Road Race is a bigger sports at­ Rivers, who extended his consecutive game hitting streak to 17 gold medalist Randy Williams was for Dick’s. Tom Lowery tion. Dasher brings the added with his players and the biggest rap before the trials, he suffered an Farr’s 3 5 Minnesota (Hughes 3-8) elegance ol timeless styling. traction in this town which for years against Johnson, by the players, is with a two-for-four night at the plate, lined the rst pitch from third at 26-10. Annulli’s 2 6 and Art Warner each had a at Oakland (Mitchell 3-4) was known for its outstanding track Jeff Bennett, fourth in the Achilles injury and never made it to A striking interior. Rich lack of communication...Dennis Tur­ Brewers starter Bill Travers into the right field seats in the Munich. Mott’s 1 6 pair for Vito’s. California (Kirkwood 2- teams and individual performers. Al.l MMJl NIOR appointments. Dasher is a ning, the young man who worked at sixth. The Yankees later loaded the bases in the inning but r./\n 1 r.H.A 7) at Kansas City (Pattin 1- cultivated car. In size. In per* Notes off the cuff Regal’s during the winter months, failed to score. ® W L Behind a 25-hit attack, Moriarty Juniors 7), N mustered just three hits lormance. In economy: 37 has been caddying for Tom Kite the HP Market 8 0 Crispino’s routed Moriarty Chicago (Brett 3-1) at Sharp-eyed Doc Schardt noted that Ellis, 8-9 last year with the Pittsburgh PiraOes, improved his but took advantage of nine mpg highway^ 24 ntpg citv. reference was made recently that last eight weeks and is making out all Norton 5 3 Bros., 19-6, last night at Texas (Blyleven 5-8), N 76 record to 8-4 by hurling his first shutout as a Yankee. He Allen finally wins Robertson. For Crispino’s, bases on balls to down (1976 HPA estimates witD right. During this span. The 26-year- Gunver 5 3 Rube Walberg of the 1929-30-31 Manchester Credit Union, standard transmission. Ac* Philadelphia Athletics was a old Kite has been flying high, winning spaced seven hits in going the distance for the fifth time. Rockwell 4 4 Mike Riccio and Bruce Sunday's Gunies Tracy each had four hits 9-6, last night at the West tual mileage mav vary with righthanded pitcher. Walberg was a over $65,000 in prize money, in­ Travers, the American League’s earned run average leader, is 72’s 4 4 Minnesota at Oakland Side Oval. type o l driving, driving hab­ southpaw all the way...How the time cluding $40,000 in the Philadelphia Phil fan support Tierney’s 3 5 and Steve Wronker and Chicago at Texas, night now 8-5. The two hits by Rivers improved his batting average’to Matt Gluhosky collected its, car's condition and op* flies. Lindy Remigino, who won two Classic earlier this month. This Barrels 2 6 Brian McDermott three California at Kansas City apiece. Wronker homered. two of the hits by Moriar­ tional equipmenL)ln features gold medals in the 1952 Olympic weekend. Turning, a former NEW YORK (UPI) — It took 12 years but Philadelphia has Trash-Away 1 7 Cleveland at Baltimore, Five others had two hits ty’s including a triple. The like steel-helled radial tires, Games in Helsinki in the 100 meter Manchester Community College stu­ f f i .inf; finally become “The City of Brotherly Love’’ for Dick Allen, too. winners pulled off a triple 2 fuel injection and front- dash and 100 meter relay, has been dent, is off to England to caddy for W L each. Joe Camposeo and Milwaukee at New York, A favorite target of the boobirds Jim Callahan had two play in the fourth inning to wheel drive. Drive the grace­ track coach at Hartford Public High Kite in the British Open...John Keane during his six years with the Phillies, David’s 8 0 2 blows apiece for Moriar­ throttle a Credit Union ral­ ful sedan or gracious station for 23 years. Remigino will be chief of the British-Ameriean Club reports Allen was bombarded by debris from Crispino’s 4 4 Detroit at Boston ty’s. ly. Rick Casavant had a gon. We offer these judge in Sunday's Relays here...Am­ the British-Ameriean Club will honor Royals riding high the stands, had his car smeared with Cut S t Curl 4 4 Reds 8, Astros 6 pair of hits lor the losers. cars with great pride, to by Burfoot, one of the favorites in the its 1946-47 basketball team at its paint and had pellets from a BB-gun Moriarty’s 3 5 Dan Driessen knocked in five runs DUSTY he owned with great 20-kilometer run today, will come third annual Sports Night in the fall. shot through the windows of his Tommy’s Pizza 3 5 with three hits and Pedro Borbon CBT Blue made every pride. Volk swagens back Sunday in the mile run...Fred The BA’s ended a 10-year domination On Mayberry HRs home. turned in five innings of one-run Scruse Paint 2 6 ^•••••****«**«< blow count in a 13-9 win before Dasher have Nassiff at Nassiff Arms has a new of the Polish-Americans in town play Returning to the Phillies last relief to lead Cincinnati over graphic tennis racquet in stock which in ‘47...Tickets for the GHO are now season after duty in St. Louis, Los Houston. The Reds collqcted 15 hits been elegantly aimple. sells for 5200, plus strings...One of on sale. The tourney runs Aug. 19-22 NEW YORK (UPI) With the warm weather ending John Angeles and Chicago, Allen has to offset four homers by the Astros, Dasher is simply elegant Manchester’s most active and at the Wethersfield Country Mayberry’s hibernation, the big slugger served notice Friday become a favorite of the Phillies’ including two by Bob Watson. Enos Club...Have a nice weekend. night that he considers open season on pitching to be under way. fans this season. Cabell and Leon Roberts also p^snSBlfiFI Allen hit two homers Friday night homered for Houston. Friday night the 6-foot-3 first to lead the Phillies to a 12-4 rout of i swnMMKn s baseman blasted two home Giants 1, Dodgers 0 «Micu the St. Louis Cardinals. His hits, a Chris Speier’s run-scoring single in UTOUANOmi. runs-both well over 400 feet- to Minnesota, 5-2, and Chicago split a MANCNSni MI-IIM Mon., T u m . 8: Wtd. 6lo8l ITALIAN KITCHEN solo blast in the fourth and a t h r ^ the ninth inning gave San Francisco a Thurt. & FrI. sto s! Slumping RSox power Kansas City to a 6-3 victory doubleheader with Texas, dropping With • compitM Iww of run shot in the eighth, drew a stan­ victory over Los Angeles behind the GROCERIES & PRODUCE Sat. & Sun. 8 to 6 2 over California. Although Mayberry the first game, 8-4, but winning the r e s t a u r a n T nightcap, 14-9. ding ovation from the crowd of 38,- four-hit, 10-strlkeout performance of ; *J Vf . was in a l-for-19 slump, before 474, after the second one. Umpire Friday’s game, he still had 48 RBI’s , Indiunn 6, OHoIch .5 Ed Hallcki. Burt Hooton, who Nick Colosl summoned Allen from SS SUNDAY ONLY three behind AL-leader Jeff George Hendrick singled in Larvell pitched a no-hitter for 6 2-3 innings, trail Yanks by 10 the dugout to acknowledge the allowed just four hits in a losing ef­ 331 Cantor 8L, Mandiestar Blanks with the winning run in the Burroughs. The 26-year-old cheers. Allen came out, took his cap KBU G N A C n S SPECIAL ninth inning to boost Cleveland over fort'. (Ju$t Wm ( of Broad 81) Mayberry explained, "1 can’t help off and bowed regally as the crowd driving in runs with George Brett and Baltimore. Reliever Stan Thomas, 1- Braves 4, Padres 1 WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE cheered some more. Ken Henderson’s two-run homer THAT ALL GROSS PROCEEDS FROM Amos Otis ahead of me. Every time 1 1, received credit for the victory. "There’s lots of excitement around Ib.i A’s .I, Twins 2 and Rod Gilbreath’s two-run triple Johnson s American Kcague cham- come up there are runners on base.” here,” Alien admitted. "It's the most LIQUOR SALES ON MONDAY, JUNE farther back and in less time. All it To Mayberry’s credit, his clutch Ken McMullen’s three-run, pinch- enabled Atlanta to defeat San Diego. 28th FROM 7 TO 11 P.M. WILL BE pion Boston Red Sox had just had takes is base hits from the entire exciting team I’ve seen. This team Roger Moret notched his third win ■ BUGNACKI'S SPECIAL - K another cold night at (he plate hitting brings runners home. hit homer with one out in the ninth in­ makes it more fun to play....’’ DONATED TO THE: group. There isn’t a hitter on the club Asked how the free-swinging ning lifted strike-bound Oakland to a against two losses as Mike Marslutll collecting only six hits in losing their without confidence.” In other games, Pittsburgh logged his first save as a Brave and VENETIAN EARTHQUAKE RELIEF INC. second straight to the Detroit Ticers Mayberry snapped his slump, batting come-from-behind victory ovSr whipped Montreal, 9-2, Cincinnati Ikielbasa J.29j Friday, 6-2. Ron LeFlore singled in the winning coach Charlie Lau said: "You stand Minnesota. It was McMullen’s eighth his ninth over-all with two innings of PfWM fiofp out this mod worthy eouN, como and run to snap a 2-2 tie in the eighth and topp^ Houston, 8-6, San Francisco relief. dina wHh ua, you'ff on/oy tha good food and ba halping Ted Trudon, Inc. around the batting cage. You see career pinch-hit homer. nipped Los Angeles, 1-0, Atlanta The victory pushed Detroit past Aurelio Rodriguez sealed the victory Iin O R I D A a daaarrlng eauaa. Boston into fourth place in the Brett, Otis, McRae, Patek having Rangers 8-9, Wlihe Sox 4-14 trimmed San Diego, 4-1, and New Mels 7, Cubs 4 with a three-run homer in the ninth Toby Harrah’s grand slam homer Dave Kingman drove in four runs, It you cara to maka a eodi donation to hofp tha 110,- Tpke., Rte. 83 American League East, half-a-game good years. They’re all disciplined York defeated Chicago, 7-4. 000 homalaaa poopfo, pfooM mall your tan daduedon off reliever Tom Murphy. hitters.” with one out in the ninth inning three with is major league leading ahead of the Red Sox, who now trail Pirates 9, Expos 2 ^CORN chock to; Talcottville ”I remember Murphy from when A disciplined Mayberry in a hot capped a five-run Texas rally in the 24th home run, and Mike Phillips hit VENETIAN EARTHQUAKE RELIEF INC. ., Yankees by 10 games. he’s pitching in Milwaukee,” said first game as Gaylord Perry won his Willie Stargell drove in four runs for the cycle to lead New York to vic­ See your participating dealer (or Pocono Hitting is one of the most of Kansas City ... it may be a long 0/0 P.O. BOX SOS, Rodriguez. "I remember he always with two singles and a double and tory over Chicago. Jon Matlack gave Raceway and Lime Rock Park discount ticketa. frustrating parts of baseball,” said summer for visiting pitchers. eighth game and struck out eight to JWYIER All Flavors MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 throw me breaking ptiches. So I’m reach a career total of 2,600. Pat Richie Hebner knocked in three with up nine hits, including a solo turner Thiaadaponaoradaaapublle aartleaby the Red Sox manager. "We’re 10 In other games. New York nipped a homer and a single to spark 3 ox. pkgs. thinking he’s going to throw me Kelly’s pinch-hit, two-run double in to Rick Monday, in going the distance pm es nut. I hope it doesn’t get any Milwaukee, 1-0, Detroit downed IDRINKS another one. He did—but it was a the sixth Inning paced Chicago’s vic­ Pittsburgh to victory over Montreal. for his ninth win against two losses. PAUL J. ROSSEnO further. Teams have come from Boston, 6-2, Cleveland edged good, low. I iust was ready for it." tory in the nightcap. Bruce Kison pitched a seven-hitter B altim ore, 6-5, Oakland beat for the Pirates. '-t V t’.TfT v

PAGE TWEXVE ~~* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 9• AnnouncftmGnta 4 > EnltrUinmwnt RATES DPEN HDUSES The Buckland (Ire exhibit! and called two Nov. 17, 1978 referendum, w ith 5 - Auctionft RftM MACHINIST elected a director over first-degree 1 d«y . 10« word por day protection lawiult finally witneues thus far for the held in accordance with the objections by some district manslaughter in the April Herald FINANCIAL - 3 days . ,9t word por day Sunday, June 27tti, 1-4 pm | got to court thli week, with defenie. 8 SondB-Stociit-MortOftOM district charter and special residents that Buckland 1975 slaying of Leo 0 - Ptrional Lo*ni 6 daya M word par day Immadialaly avallabla It a potlllon lor a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 10 - Iniurtncft the opening of a Hartford Two deciiioni by the acts of the state residents shouldn’t vote or Gauthier of Manchester, 2d daya . ,7c word por day Journeyman RAM machlnlat. Not only dooa Iho ippll- County Superior Court trial Judge allowed nibmluion legislature, authorized run for office until the was acquitted by reason of CMPLOYMINT tS words. S2.00 minimum cant need to ba a top porformor, ho must alto ba 23 GreenhIII St. 13 - HNp WaniBd Happy A d a ..... f2 15 inch Manch8st«r before Judge Edward of two major piecei of extension of district boun­ expansion is approved in insanity after a short 14 . But'nM i OppoFtunitiM Willing to spend 6 to 12 months ovtrMas with our 15 > Situauon Wtntpd HamiU. evidence, one for the dla- dary lines. The town con­ court. Superior Court trial thU PHONE 643-2711 anginatra while tatting up a production, nitration Brick front Qsrrleon Colonial In Highland Park aehool oporatlon. The trial, which resume! trict and one for the town, tends that the district can’t 8DUCATION The other new directors week. FOn ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD diatrict. Savan rooma, 1W batha, Rraplaca and garaga. Tuesday, Involves a law- which had been challenged expand without town per­ 18 - Privatp instructtoni Tho tuccoaaful applicant mutt have all around are Samuel Longest and Pascale was committed 19 - SChPOlt-ClMtM $43,$O0. DIractlona: Eaat on Eaal Contor Stroat (Bt. suit brought by the Eighth by the other side. mission. 20 - InaUuctioni Wanlpd knowlsdgo In rspairt and maintsnancs of production Evelyn Gregan. Noone, to a state mental institu­ Make soma- maehinory; mutt raad and work Irom bluoprinta ae- 8A44A), right on Parkar 81., right to Qraanhlll Straot. Utilities District against LaBelle was allowed to The Eighth District con­ Longest and Gregan will tion for 90 days. After a NOTICE NEAL ESTATE SIgna poatad. the Town of Manchester to submit the 18 petitions clr- ducted its annual meeting one happy 23 - Homat (OF Sal* curaialy and atflclanlly. Tha Idaal applicant would alto fill terms held last year by report back to the court, he ’TOWN OF COVENTRY □ NOTICES 24 - Lois-Land lor Saia havo ovartaaa pro|act txparlanca. determine who —the dis- culated in Buckland last Today — Wednesday night, ap­ Paul Cervini, Patrick could be ordered held until TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE 25 ~ tnvattmant Proparty A hill rang# ol bonanta are avallabla Including hil­ trict or the town —has September which led to a 26 - Bu»it>a»» Pfoparty proved a 1254,181 budget Brown and William mentally cured, for a Call 643-271t 27 - Paaorl Proparty ly paid Blue Croat and CMS and excallant ditcounti NoUm is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Coventry Leaf and Pound y Jurisdiction for fire protec- district vote on expansion and a four-mill tax rate, Sheridan. Cervini, ending maximum period of 20 28 - Raal Eitata Wantad on AMF products. Apply at our amploymant oHIca 25 Richard Road Manchester i that I have a rate bill and warrant to collect a tax of seventv-one ------—----- tion in Buckland. of the district to Buckland. and elected three new his several decades of ser­ years. MliC. 8ENVICE8 Monday thru Friday. Eighth District Counsel Moses was allowed to offer directors, one of them a mills on a dollar on the Grand List o'of October 1,1976, L in In accor-aL>r- ‘■•'••y 31 - Sarvicaa Oltarad Smaahing 8'A room "Engllah Colonial" In ona of i vice, and Brown declined Manchester Police this c ^ w l t b Section 12-142 of the General SUtutes of the SUte of S l u 9 4 ^ 32 - Patnting-Paparirtg Manchoalar'a llnaat aroaa. Four largo bodrooma, 2W : John LaBelle presented 28 documents and question his Buckland resident. to seek re-election. week continued to in­ Connecticut, and a rate bill and warrant to collect a tax of ten ______• ' ______33 - 8uilding*Contracttr>d e x h ib its and seven witnesses on planning of Lawrence Noone, a 34 - Roofing-Stding batha, hrat floor family room with wot bar, aquippod i Sheridan has moved out of vestigate two traffic 35 - Haating-Piumbrng kitchan with Indoor barbocuo. 2 flraplacaa and 2 gar- witnesses before resting the tow n’s B uckland lost - Reading glasses In - FkXKing i lehder in the move to in­ the district. fatalities, including the Connecticut, Revision of 1988, u (G.FoxCo.) brown Mse You made me very happy. 38 AMF Cuno Division his case Tuesday after- firehouse, which is near 37 - Movma-Truciunq-sto'aaa agaa. $74,900. DIractlona; Pllkin Straal to Waranoka i cluding Buckland in the death of a motorcyclist **** supplement. {^Chester center vicinity’ 38 - SarvfCM Wantad MAIN STREET noon. Town Counsel Victor completion. Police Road, laft to Richard Road. SIgna poatad. district and a party to the hurt in a June 12 collision ^ tax becomes due and payable on July 1,1976 and January 1 C«ll 742-7544. ^ MI8C. FOR SALE ADVERTISING TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Moses has entered 11 The district claims its Donald J. Pascale, 24, of current lawsuit, was with a town fire engine. 1977; and any tax of fifty dollars or less, and all motor vehicles **••*••••••*•••••••••••••• THANKYOU 41 - Aritclaa tor Sala 4n tpuel Oppertunlt, tmpUi,e, Somerville, N.J. charged reprdless of amount, shall be due and payable on July 1 1976. Faraonala g 42 - Building Suppliaa DEADLINE Paul J. Botticello, 17, of for the party you gave me at the 43 - Pats •Birds- Dogs July payment becomes delinquent August 3. 1976 and in’tmmt ------44 ~ Livaaiocii 12 00 noon tha day bafora 15 Dudley St. died a week will be charged from the Date Due of July 1 1976 at the rate of ‘ V.F.W. Post Home on June 19, 1976. 45 - Boats ft Accassonas publication Sporting Goods ago after suffering serious, 46 ~ Doadlina for Saturday and 12 per cent per annum (1% per month or frac ton 5ier^??% 1 S^eal 'oW mnto?* “ “ U Gratefully 47 - Oardan Products multiple injuries in the minimum of »2.00, whichever is greater. “ field evenr^July’s^ m ^ 48 ~ Antiquas Monday if 12 00 Noon Friday 49 - Wantad to Buy RNs AND LPNs motorcycle-fire engine PaymenU may be made at the Town Office Building, Route 31, 643-2888. ^ Carl “Trapper” Ecabert "Com a and gat It" What la "11“? ’' crash. Holidays ew ept^: ...... RENTALS ubrdon 9 pMonday-Thursday 8:30 A.M.-12;15 P.M. and 12:45 P.M.-4:30 52 - Rooms for Rant John Grasso, 22, of East 53 - Apartmants lor Rant PLEASE READ "It” It a aatlafying work axparlanco In a Hartford was killed Sunday □ EMPLOYMENT 54 ~ Homas for Rant Realtor 6 4 3 -2 1 7 4 Friday 8:30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. and 12:45 P.M.4:00 P M 55 - Businass lor Rant YDUR AD challanging convalaacant tatting. Wa think you’ll morning when his sports 58 - Rasort Proparty for Rant Clattifiod ads art takan ovtr Ilka our amployaat, our paraonnal policy, and our car went off W. Middle ^turday July 24, 1976 10 A.M.-Noon and 1 P.M. -3 PM Halp Wantad f j Happy Sth 57 - Wantad to Rant ^ tu rtay July 31, 1976 10 A.M.-Noon and 1 P.M.-3 P M ' 58 - Misc lor Rant Iht phont M a convonianca bonallt packaga, but you won’t know what you’ra Tpke. near Wickham Park Anniversary Tha Harald is rasponsibla for Monday August 2, 1976 7 P.M.-9 P.M. PHONE FROM home to ser­ KEEP SMILING onfy on# incorract insartton and misting until you coma In to taa us. For an Intar- Prleala Inelruetlone 13 and struck a tree. AUTOMOTIVE MANCHESTER or mailed to Tax Collector, Town of Coventry, P.O. Box 185 vice our customers In the JACKIE 81 - Autos tor Sala than onfy to tha siza of tha vlaw, plaaaa call Mra. Salby at 647-9196, or coma K E E P H A P P Y 62 - Trucks lor Sala Coventry, Connecticut, 06238. ’ Manchester area, flexible With Love, Scott original msartion. Errors which In and apply. IX)ES YOUR Child need help $34,500 Graduation 83 - Haavy Equipmant for Sala do not fassan tha valua of tha Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, June 26, 1976 hours, super earnings, 249- June 26, 1976 64 - Motor cyciaa-Bicyciaa in math, reading, language, Throo bedroom Con­ 7773. advartisamant wilt not ba cor- Gathering clouds Audrey M, Bray 65 - Campars-Trailara-Mobila arts? Certified teacher will dominium. Largo living Homas ractad by an additional msar- MUDOWS CONVUESCEKT CENTER tutor in your home. Call 644- threatened the outdoor Tax Collector tion SALES POSITION - Straight 66 - Automotiva Sarvica 333 BIDWELL STREET a MANCHESTER 0575, room, dining room, and graduation Monday night commissions, leads fumlMiri 67 - Autos for RtnMsaaa kitchan, throo bsihi, of 632 Manchester High ■ to home owners. Call 242-5402. Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 PRIVATE SWIMMING carpoling. Appllancos, School seniors on lessons given at private pool. full batamant, carport. Memorial Field. Guest TOWN ADVERTISEMENT FULL TIME ambitious Real Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Experienced Red Cross water Pricod to soil. speaker Gilbert Hunt, NOTICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Estate Agents needed. safetyafely Instructorit All ages Excellent sales opportunity, 649-4403 UAR REALTY CO. English teacher, com­ nnfif hereby high commissions paid. For AUTO BODY mended the students on sfiM J ^^® f®'' ‘he List of 1975 of confidential interview with Robert D. Murdock, ‘‘?”®'’J®’’ ihe Town of Manchester, of 8.17 DEPARTMENT □ REAL ESTATE the company that serves the their scholastic ability in ml is on the dollar for the Fire Department Taxing District f t WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS Raaltor math, writing and speaking nation call Century 21, Ted- of the Town of 5tonchester and of 12 mills on the dollar for ford Real Estate, 647-W14. in the light of several state 12 to 14 Year Olds Homae For Safa 23 Man^c^stor*^*'^^ * “‘*'®'‘“y Taxing District of the Town of AUTO MECHANIC competitions in which MHS to canvass for tha MANA6ERS BRAND NEW spacious seven PART-TIME positions Musi be experienced In ell types of $26,500 ATTRACTIVE 5 room room Ranch Ideal floor plan. students placed high, in nf *‘®e ®"

HOfflM For t » h i t Homm Far M * >1 Hemm For CaM Homo* For i t i Hotim For $olo t$ Hotnoo For M a IP ROM Batata IFwMad 19 ArtMoo ter to h 41 COVENTRY . Privacy la EARLY lETTIBt ALL CASH for your property CALIFORfilA King $lse jrourt on th eta - S.6 acres CAPE within 24 hours. Avoior^ waterbed, excellent ccration, OF T H RIVER DEM. ESTATE IM IK ET OPEN HOUSE borderlof undeveloped tape. Instant service. Hayes two months old Nimbus mat­ .EQUAL H0USIN6 woodland. Iiicindea (leldttooe step back Into hlatory with OirimaUon, 646-0131. tress, liner, heater, and Cape with two or three this charming circa 1750 frame. $160. 6461901. ANPOVER bedroomt, IVk batha, hORM. V center chimney SELLING your bouae? Call us TWO FOR THE MONEY flKplace, walk-out baaeroent. with 3 working fireplacea. flrst and wa'U make you a MOVING - unexpxpectedly - live in the Woods - Not in the Sticks! Pete Gutterman Bob Durato Brook orlglnatea on property. Original paneling, pegged caih oiler. T.J. Crockett,, must sell everythingytblng im- Kathleen Cunnisky Lovely view of Boltm HiUa. beami, partiaUy reitared. Realtor, 6461677. mediately, appliances, fur­ Kathy Caudiil Aaking $48,500. Call 74^MS1 $95,000. niture, ping pong table, Jan Hoher evenlnjga (or appointment. clothing, toys mltcellaneous. Myra Dasher Ca/F IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. Let us emlaln our Saturday June 26th, 180 P o ^ Frank CzapKcki SENTRY Jetmmgs REAL MANCHESTER - Exceptional KEITH REAL ESTATE lair proposal. Call Mr. Street, Manchester. three bedroom Cape. King lor this roro Mod BeUiore, M7-1413. alte m atter bedroom, 2 batha, FIV E FAM ILIES a t 67 Real Estate Services Chris Mdiale garage, large lot, pool. Very e4M12864R*1922 'k A Y WE BUY your home? blither Street. Electric nice. $37,900. Holcombe appliances, large and small. ESTATE Quick, fair, all caih and no Naw ouatom built Ralaad Ranch — only on* M L 5 Realtora, 644-2447. problems. Call Warren E. Silverware, dishes, MANCHESTER - big 65. Two Howland, Realtors, 6461106. typewriters, cameras, tools, room, 3 badrooma, fully appllanead Mtehan, hardwood MANCHESTER - Four room family on private treed lot, bikes, anttoues, furniture and floor*, llraplaca, tlalnad woodwork, 2-car garaga, condominium. Rec room, 1 two batha each door, heatM CASH lor your property. Call free sofa. June 26 and 27. prtvst* 1'A acre Iraad lot. $39,900. 1/2 batha, Includea all year round porch, X-w gar­ us first if anxious to Sell. BOLTON 393 Hills 8t. appliances, carpeting, patio age, excellent condition, Call Keith Real EaUte. 646-4126 or GARAGE SALE - June 26th, 472 Spring St. with grill, carport. $2$,900. T. J. Crockett Rultors, 546 6461922 27tb, Saturday and Sund($y, 9 East Hartford ManchMtsr Holcombe Realtora, 644-2447. 1577. a.m. to 4 p.m. 134 Wnite A Good investment! SELL YOUR house through J. Street. SUNDAY 2-5 Watson Beach Real Estate IS SUNDAY2-5 MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY BANK KeonoyBL Arte Company. Professional real TAG SALE - Miscellaneous estate service for nearly 50 Items. 223 Green Road, Satur­ ‘ Aluminum Siding ‘ FIraplaca ‘ Largo Traad Lot ‘ Two Flraplacoa NORTH RIVER RD. TWO N M COLONMU *1’A Batha ‘ Landacapad Lot COVENTRY SSBJOO years. Call our Manchester oif- day and Sunday, 164. ‘ Panalad Family Room ‘ Two-Car Qaraga flce for an estimate of value ‘ Qaraga ‘ Mint Condition Three bedroom Raised YOUR ‘ 1 Full; 2 Hall Baths ‘ Ansaldl BulH FM without obligation. 647-9139. 26V0LUME SET - Crime and Ranch, 2-car garage, lot *3 Badrooma ‘ City Utllltlaa ‘ Movo-ln Condition ‘ Martin School Rail Eataia CtMar Punishment books. Hard approxim ately 150x300. _____^$46-4144 WANTED TO Buy direct from cover. 170 complete set. Call Asking *42,900 Price $43,000 owner, house in Highland 6460451. after 4:30. Asking *59,900 5/8 Duplax. All hardwood floor*, full baaamant, gar- Call 64S-1700 WILLINGTON - New area Park School district. Please BEST Don Lappen will be there to answer all your questions. Carl Zinsser will be there to answer all your questions. call 875-0498. TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday ag*. Naatlad on ovtr 1 aero of land wllh viaw of coun- 570 WOODBRIDGE ST. MANCHESTER Ext. 32, 9-4 about to be started. Ranches, Center Hall Colonial In convenient in-town location, 60 HAYLIN DR. VERNON Stop In and let Don show you through. Stop In and let Carl show you through. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Iryaldo. $51,000. Impressive builder home high on a hilt. Country kitchen Raised Ranches and Capes, front to back living room, formal dining, eat-in kitchen. at 56 Eva Drive, 2nd right off with all builMns. 1st floor family riKim, .Nunken (ub. ail on 2-acre wooded lota. 5 bedrooms. 2 fireplaces, garage, outbuildings, also in­ VERNON - Executive home, 4 hand U «l cask is btHir of Vernon Street. Moving. kingsized master bedroom, fantastic rec room, yard Sllvar U n a to Oak. South on Oak to Hilit, watt on Hlllt. South on Main St. to South Main. Loft on to Spring. Prices start at $36,740. Amedy cluded, 3 building lots ol record. seven large rooms, two Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. than a tarafs h i af stuff. Toys, glassware, furniture completely fenced. INVESTMENT! fireplaces, beautiful and more. OnkJIK.. TEDFORD hardwood floors, a ^ t condi­ MANCHESTER - Fair owner tion. John Bruce, Broker, 872- willing to trade full dormered TAG SALE - Furniture, 6600, 875-4331. six room Cape with fireplace, □ MI8C. FOR SALE housewares and old bottles. 1 1/2 baths, and garage, plus Saturday and Sunday, 9-4, 210 BiAL tSTATI 647-9914 Q. ZINSSER AGENCY » MANCHESTER - Six room cash for two-family or will Eldridge Street, Manchester. ftlAlTOR M — | _ * — older Colonial, 1 1/2 batlu, sell outright. Call Dubald6 Artlelos tor Soto 41 garage, nicely treed 94x130 Lesperance, 646-0505. TAG SALE - June 25th and 6 46 -15 11 corner lot. Only $35,500. ALUMINUM sheets used as ^ th , 6 High Street, Rockville, Bralthwaite Realty, 649^93. printing plates, .007 thick, 165 p.m. 18 HAPPY 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for i l k MANCHESTER - Keeney CHARMING Older Colonial. MANCHESTER It. Phone 6462711. TAG SALE - Saturday and RIRTHDAY Street area - ilx room, three NEWCOLONiAL This home offers gracious REDUCED ' 3,000 Sunday, 65, Route 6 Andover, bedroom Ranch, Florida Move Into your now homo living at a comfortable price. CLEAN USED refrigerators, half mile past Route 87 junc­ AMERICA! room, beautiful wooded lot. today. U rg o living room Four bedrooms, two oaths, New six-room Ranch, two ranges, automatic washers, tion. Furniture, dishes, knick- National Weather Forecast full baths, stone fireplace, with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's Wolverton Agency, Realtora, with llroplaco, dining fireplaced living room, 2-car knacks and lots of odds and 1778 • 1978 649-2813. aroa, boaullful garage. Only $ti,900. Keith hardwood floors, custom A lliances, 649 Main St., 646 ends. appliancod country Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649- kitchen, formal dining 1922. TAG SALE - 19 Autumn ATTRACTIVE RANCH MANCHESTER - Three kilchon, throo bodroomt, room, brick front. Aluminum siding, 2-car SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - Street, Saturday June 26th, 10- Sat on a nic* landacapad lot. Thra* good tlxad bedroom Colonial with formal 1'A batha, aluminum Leading manufacturer has 6. Bureaus, chairs. Scout un­ badrooma, 2 lull hath*, company tlx* living room with dining room. Patio with stone EXCELLENT Investment - garage. aiding. Low maintenance 6-5 two redwood pools left over from iforms, etc. carpaling. Eat-in six* kllchan, firil door TV room and a 826 OAK ST. EAST HARTFORD 502 BREWER ST. EAST HARTFORD flrepuM% in backyard. Two- * 1975 season Half Price. $42,900 family, 38' heated and paneled 46,900 rae room; scraanad In patio and garaga. Only M4,900. Most unusual Colonial ’ Raised Ranch featuring Custom Cape on bus line, excellent location. Fireplaced car garage. Convenient West Guaranteed Installation & 15’ BOAT trailer, new tires, side location. Priced to sell UNITED REALTY 3rd floor. Separate furnaces, cathedral ceilings, sunken living room, formal dining living room, formal dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms. 1'A ipllance HAYES CORP. terms, call toll free 806226 new directional lights. room, 3 or 4 bedrooms. I'A baths, rec room, double gar­ $36,500. Wolverton Agency, 1976 ask for Monte, day or baths, rec room, double garage, park-like yard. 646-S016 »AN*RANCI»C 6.46-0131 Sacrifice. Call 649-0768. age. parklike yard. Realtors, 649-2813. Kelli evening, seven days. 649-1922. GIRL’S 3-speed bike, Uttte DARK LOAM Five yards, MANCHESTER • Super clean, used. Excellent condition. THREE FAMILY for Invest­ OVERLOOK DRIVE - U rge DUTCH COLONIAL on large $32., plus tax. Washed paiitlo Worth $70, asking $50.6469148 large six-six duplex, corner lot in Manchester. and pool sand, gravel, slot ment minded family who modern kitchen accentuates lownt t i « m A i w i i $ (one. after 3 p.m. aluminum siding, separate High on hill, beautiful view. 6 4 6 ^ . furnaces, 2-car garage, $54,- wants rent free and extra in­ this aluminum sided seven- come. Principals only. Owner, room Ranch with 2-car gar­ Five years old. In an area of 900. Warren E. Howland fine homes. $^,000. Call 646 TOP SOIL, clean, $6 p Realtors, 643-1108. 649-1919. age, two baths, fireplace, ;r yard SOLID MAPLE Bedroom set large treed lot, located on |/,* J twow 5750 or 643-5336 after 6 p.m. delivered, call 52M18I Pius other attractive items. ATTENTION! quiet dead-end street. Keith $300. or best offer. May be II MANCHESTER - Ten-room Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- ufiwiaimiiokm ajiC 1 2 3 ' MARVEL Comic Books - Turn seen after 6 p.m. on Friday Peace of mind is what you will have 1922. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living your old Marvel Comics and Monday or all day ^ tu r- JUST LISTED room, formal dining room, (Spiderman, Fanta'stic Four, when you consider buying this seven- day and Sunday at 166 Ludlow Immaculat* lull dormarad Cap* sat on a large traad room Ranch lhat has a ONE YEAR MANCHESTER & VICINITY eat-in kitchen and family Hulk, etc.') Into cash. Send Road, Manchester. lot. 24' llraplacad living room, 1'A balht, thro* For period ending 7 a m.. Sunday, June 27. Saturday night wiil room with fireplace on first list, including title, issue bedrooms on Ih* second floor (ono it king tlxa), formal W ARRANTY on all major syslems and 917,000 — Pocotopaug Lake, East Hampton. 6-room MANCHESTER find shower activity occurring over parts of the upper Piains floor. 28' recreation room and number and condition, to Box TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 373 Ksanay St. Area two additional bedrooms dining room and much much more. Low, low $40'*. built-in appliances. Three bedrooms, tummor homo next to Brookhavon Boach. and in the vicinity o[ the Great Lakes. Elsewhere, generally fair F, Manchester Herald. Parker Street, Simday, 12-6. $38,900. NEW RAISED UNCHES weather is foreca.st with skies ranging frotii clear to partly downstairs. Attached gar­ Aluminum storm windows, fireplace, and garage. 120,900 — Stafford Springs. 2-Famlly, 8S7. Two will lake tmaller home In cloudy. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate ages. $49,900. Amedy Realty, DUNCAN PHYFE dining washer, and miscellaneous trader Realtors, 875-6283. $Uai\c\iard & hosting aystoma. maximum readings in parcnthesisi Atlanta 69 (841, Boston 58 table with leaf. Seats 10, needs items. •4S,B00 refInIshIng. $30. 6466103. 82 HAWTHORNE ST. MANCHESTER $32,900 — Colonial. Four badrooma. 80x140 ft. tread Two remaining (78), Chicago 67 (86), Dallas72 (93), Denver 52 ( 85), Houston 70 REALTOR8-ML8 D.F. REALE RENT Color television with (88). Jacksonville 68 ( 89), Kan.sas City 66 ( 86), Los Angeles 65 New Listing. 10 year old Colonial on tree lined street, L0Tji(3 FOREST ST. EAST HARTFORD tot with garage. FM ATTENTION - Girls who like option to buy. $9,99 a week 119 Waal Ctniar Street 646-2452 country sized kitchen, formal dining room, full finished New Homes — Custom crafted homes all on large 175 Main St. - Open 9-9 - 646-4525 (77), Miami 75 ( 88), New Orleans 72 ( 90), New York 66 ( 79), to sew. Material, patterns, delivered to your home. wooded lots, all kilehcns budl ins. hardwood Moors, $39,000 — Colonial, 8 rooms. Complatoly ranovatod Rail Ealtrti Ctmtsr Phoenix 77 (110). San Fransciso 54 (77), Seattle 52 l73), St. other essentials. You name it, ree room with bar. all city ulililies. inmicdiale occupan­ Because you're renting, no S lo n e fireplaces, linjshcd family room Call for details and- radacoralod. 90x180 It. traad lot. 846-4144 Louis 66 ( 89) Washington 68 ( 89). I have it. 643-6103. credit checks. Free serWee. cy. Qaraga. Call Turnpike Television Ren- TWO PIECE Living room set. Uls, 6463406. $41,000 — Vernon. Now Ralsad Ranch. Aluminum MANCHESTER Colonial high back with wings, siding, 2-car garage. MANCHESTER - Four room BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE Ranch, excellent starter or A BEST BUY gold hercuion cover, perfect YARD SALE .150 . . .Spencer MANCHESTER - Elsie Drive Exquitll* alavan room, condition. Cost nearly $W0., Street. 9:30 a.m. S alur(_,(urday and__ $40,900 — UAR Raised Ranch. Family room, 2-car gar­ retirement home, convenient SUMMER BUYS - Seven room L-Ranch, large BUILT TO ENDURE - location, $31,900. Hayes Cor­ Ihroo-yoar-old Colonial asking $300. 643-6103. Sunday, June 26, June 27, with brick front, plastered walls, two fireplaces, age. 200x200 n. traad lot. T rM shaded charming 3- fireplaced living room, formal poration, 646-0131. localod In a datlroablo weather permitting. aluminum storms, screens, doors, a covered concrete badroom Colonial. dining room, knotty pine SHIRLEY TEMPLE pitcher, $07,900 — Huge Raised Ranch. Five badrooma, 3 lull raaldontial area of Household clothing, collec­ patio, two-car garage, wall to wall, and a plethora ol FIraplaeed living room, kitchen, finished rec room, bowl and mug. Perfect condi­ tibles, furniture, much more. batha, 3-car garaga. Central air con­ OWNER MUST Move - Three Manchostar on a on* acre largo dining room, bright garage, lovely treed lot. $40,- tion. $50. 643-6103. other features, including a "golf green" treed a))d ditioning. possible four bedroom Split 900. G&R Realty, 289-6885. Iraad lot. 35’ In-ground level, two plus baths, deck, dan, In older aalabllahod GREEN SOFA, matching landscaped lot. Selling in the lower forties for a fast sale pool, large olflca or atudy BUFFALO blue willow plates. $07,900 — New Two Family, 846. Country at- patio, shade, trees, many neighborhood. Priced In chair, good condition. Must MANCHESTER.- Four Ideal for profaaalonal por- $8. each. Other pieces also. moaphara. Ovaralxad 2-car attached gar- extras. Excellent the $40'a. sell, $311: lour kitchen chairs, - M ^ * J rooms, two rooms, down, aon. Other faatura* too 6466103. $2. each. 6461108. JUST LISTED SUPERTUNITY! • -J -J aga. neighborhood. Mid 40's. Call ★ ★ ★ aluminum sided Ranch, two Majestic Dutch Colonial on desirable, convenient, tree owner, 643-0705. Splffy 3-bedroom Split. or four bedrooms, walk to numarout to dotcribo. shaded Henry Slrcctl A rare, elegant offering with dis- $92,000, raducod from TEN USED metal office TAG SALE - Saturday and $09,000 — Qreak Ravlval. Architectural Colonial, circa Fireplaced living room, everything. Applianced desks, $20 each and up. 646 tiiictive staircase, modern kitchen with appliances, front- 1880. Tan rooms, one acra lot. $165,000. Call Sunday, 41 Keeney Drive, WSSB ANDOVER - Only two left, good aixad dining room, 2 kitchen, $29,900. G&R Realty, 9953. Bolton, opposite Bolton to-back fireplaced living room, fronl-to-back masici 289-6885. $72,000 — Andover. Built 1975.8 rooms, 5 badrooma, live In the woods but not in the batha, on private DUBALDO-LESPERANCE Church on 44A. Variety of bedroom with walk-in closet, wall lo wall, a private yard sticks, new six room, three shrubbed lot. A steal In TAG SALE - Bargains galore. worthwhile household Items, featuring a formal garden, a two-car garage, clc. etc. 10 acrsa with trout airsam. bedroom, one bath Raised MANCHESTER - Charming 646-0505 Saturday June 26th at 103 the low $40's. u 1] b. , w antiques, dolis, Jewely, Hurry lo Henry Street — We don’t believe this one will Ranch. Fully applianced ★ * ★ older Colonial, four bedrooms, Hamlin Street, Manchester. 5” old records. kitchen, hardwood floors, large kitchen, den, dining last long. 6 BERKELEY LANE EAST HARTFORD 5-5 Duplex, available 5 BRIARWOOD DR. MANCHESTER F.J. SPILECKI fireplace, two-car garage. IW room, fireplaced living room, OPEN HOUSE - Five new DRESSER - hardrock maple, THE PACK RAT - collec- One owner home in choice location, slider oil dining Kxcclicnt Value. 5'A room Ranch in execplional loca­ VERNON '51,900 almoal Immediately. REALTOR 843-2121 acres treed lot. Only W9.900. large treed lot, aluminum houses, nearing completion, dresser, with tibles, old things, quality room to large deck, kingsized master bedroom, linished tion. country kitchen with buill-ins. 3 bedrooms, over­ Owner must move out of sided. $59,900. G&R Realty, LOVE THAT HOUSE! Century 21, Tedfora Real on East Eldridge Street, mirror In maple frame, turquoise jew^elry, Yes. the recent occupants certainly did, but - they got rec room, parklike wocxled lot. all utilities. sized two-car garage, all city utilities, large lot. Need room for your hobby or for storage? Estate, 647-9914. slate. You could have an 289-6885. Manchester. Open Sunday 1-4. P®r/ect co n ^ lo n . Original reasonable. Sunday, IM , i i transferred! So. here's a clean Rolling Park Cape with Consider this 8-room RAISED RANCH attractive apartment lor T. J. Crockett Realtors. 646 JP ' Sacrifice at Flora Road, off ftoute 85, lose than you might pay MANCHESTER - Immaculate 1577. 6461183. Bolton. wall to wall in all bedrooms, aluminum storms, screens, with a 24x26' barn. There are 4 bedrooms, a lor rent. Call quickly on and low priced, four room and doors, copper plumbing and several other family room, builWirs and an above-ground M anchester Ihia one. Condo, extra large living MANCHESTER - By owner - GAS RANGE - 20 ” Magic TAG SALE - Something for maintenance free features! Nice fireplace, and the lot pool. room, quality wall-to-wall Martin School area, three Chef, apartment size in everyone. Ski equipment,' In­ has trees. A real value In the upper mid-lhirtics, and well FREE MARKET throughout, applianced worth it. IS.. bedroom Ranch, large treed excellent condition, $40. Call terior doors, silver dollars, kitchen. Must sen $29,500. lot, large rec room, t 1/2 6465351. twin headboard and frame, EVALUATION G&R Realty, 289-6885. baths, hot water, heat, pool. miscellaneous household and O F YOUR HOME BY A SENTRY hea/ty $39,900. Call 643-2519. LIVING ROOM set. three personal items. Sunday June WE HAVE MANY MORE! QUALIFIED REPRESENTATIVE E.CINriH SI MANCMESTEN pieces recently, professional­ 27th, to a.m. to 4 p.m., 103 AFTER A THOROUGH LIVE IN Country store, $64,- ly reupholstered with scotch Lockwood Street. C A LL US - WE WORK INSPECTION. WE WILL Real Estate Services 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 MANCHESTER 000. Colonials with acreage. guard fabrics, colonial high SUGGEST A COMPETITIVE Lake cottages under $30,()D0. wing back sofa, rocker, chair, TAG SALE - Many household THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY SALES P R ICE. COLONIAL CHARM like new condition. 6461183. im n su Many other fine listings. items at sacrifice pricea. REALTORS 647-1413 _____ (NO OBLIGATION) i[B MANCHESTER - Charming Under construction. A un­ Ralph Johnson Realtor, Keene Parkade Apartments, West SiTsfi '^^lly company iquely designed full 289-4331 three bedroom Ranch with 1 N.H. 603-352-1243. CARPET POWER Stretcher - Middle Turnpike. Building 1/2 baths, first floor family dormered five-room Cape like new, Kinkbad stretcher, 428, Apt. 64U. 643-7600. room, fireplac^ fenced-in with center chimney. 2W with carring case. 6465351. yard, and more. Priced In the baths, 2-car garage, In the n v $41,900 TWO BUILT-IN oven^)vens, good 40's. Zinsser Agency, 6(|6-1511. Porter Street area. Expan­ 6-1 room Rtlsod Ranch. CARPET CUTTER - Woll working condition.. GE $30.,$M., WKST SIDE COLOINIAE COVENTRY dable to four bedrooms and clipper, electric cutter, with L&H $15. Ideal for summer Manchester Rockledge *42,900 MANCHESTER - New homes Carpeting of owner** sell-sharpening blade. 3■ 'S room, 2-car garage, 2 1/2 HOWLAND Near Cryatal Lake. TAG SALE - 456460 Main for and sold by E. B. Hibbard, baths, $54,900. Have several Realtor* 643-1108 $4,500 COMPLETE Street, across from North Manchester, Ct. on A lots, will build your plana or Friendly’s, June 2627, 65 brass plate, $300. or best ours. Nutmeg Homes, ’Inc., Three families, clothes, offer. C&ll 643-0926 b k 6462321 or 643-9177. (men's, women's, girl's boy's. Infants), small appliances, Building Supplies 4 3 VERNON - Excellent invest­ kid’s toys, games, books, baby ment. Two family, 65. 2-car YEAR ‘ROUND Lak^roper- ^ o l c furniture, Tupperware, garage, immaculate condi­ ty, three bedrooms, Franxlin record player, knick-knacks, n a t u r a l STONE tion, desirable residential s to v e in living room, BEAL ESTATE retaining walls, veneers, Beautiful aluminum-sided Garrison Colonial. 4 bath items, etc. lamps, plants, patios, etc. Pick up by the neighborhood. Pr.ced to sell applianced kitchen, large lot, household items. bedrooms, living room, dining room, 1'/4 balhs, mova-ln now In mid $40's. Owner. 876 privacy, must sell, ^,500. ~i(jnd or delivery by the ton. condition, $42,900. 3936. G&R Realty, 289-6^. 872-7718 TAG SALE - Mark DrI Notch Stone Quarry, North Coventre off HEBRON OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER - U rge 66 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday and Sunday, June 26 *34,500 Duplex, with five car garage. Lots-Lsnd For Solo 24 27, from 9-5. F u rn itu re, NORTH COVENTRY Good condition, zoned B-2. for * 4 1 ,9 0 0 Six room Colonial in a nice quiet neighborhood and l((w FOR SALE crafts, household items, glass, Immedial* occupancy on this 7-room Ralaad Ranch. traffic area. Three bedrooms. 2 car garage, palio with businessman. Live rent-free, MANCHESTER - two treed etc. Sunday 1-5 p.m. $45,900. G&R Realty, 289-6885. FIraplaca, dishwathtr. alova, carpating, doubla gar­ stone fireplace, front poreh. full cellar. Close to BY BANK building lots, rural zone, $9,- aga. Cantral air-conditloning. Approximataly Va acra everything. Manchester Road, Glaston­ 500 each, Vernon, high treed GARAGE SALE - Saturday •$md*8rml*FM woodad lot. Aaaumabla VA mortgaga. bury. Three bedroom FIVE-FIVE Duplex by owner. lot, 185’ frontage, wolverton and Sunday, June 26, 27. 10 Interior recently redecorated. Andovgr 14 A ESQUIRE DRIVE Ranch, carport, lot size ap­ Agency, Realtor, 6462913. a.m.-6 p.m. Household items, E is l Y o u r II o u h i ' U r n * Carpetliig in owner's apart­ clothes, books, tools, 742-7886 What Is Your Property FERGUSON RD. proximately 150x300'. ment. East Center Street. We need a new home tor this space each week. Call us. Price: '45,000. Excellent WE HAVE A challenging “B" dulcimer, and much more. We want lo sell your. home. Low $40'S. 6462209. zone lot, centrally located, for North Coventry, Cedar New Colonials — ready for your Selections un t imoi^ lannY. ™ •Ir-condllloning, privalt and financing available. Call Worth? to finish home. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, pius sale. It is 96’xl27’ ap­ Swamp Road. Across from Dogs-BIrds-Pots 42 We will inspect your property and suggest Ext. 32; 6461700, 9-4. proximately. Priced at $12,- Allen’s Food Market. 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 'k bath off master bedroom, formal dining Immaculate 6'4 room Raised Ranch, country kitchen, c«!:fr^tSnirilv.:^^^^^^ O' CIRCA 18S0 an asking price. (No obligation). 000. Call 6465261, John H. DOG-CAT BOARDING room, and iiving room, famiiy room off llraplaca. family room, garage, excellent location. GREEK REVNAL Lappen, Inc. for details. TAG SALE - Sunday June bathing/grooming. Complete Ask us about our guarantee .sales plan TODAY!!! m SrlvV.*' '•« '0 on Lyd.ll to 27th, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Some eat-in kitchen, firepiace and garage. $48,- fiuulc 6. .kuhourr. (fonneilltul MANCHESTER - Three COLONUL modern facilltlea. Canine bedroom townhouse con­ ELUNGTON - CnrsUl Lake new, some old, some antiques. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon (W OLverton 500. dominium. Finished rec Ten room*, *ltuet*<$ on Road, beautiful 2.9 acres ap- BrIc-a-brac, furniture, TV, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. JfiireBihe lealtg 3nc. room. 2 full haths, plus two acre treed lot with gagden roved and ready to build. meat grinder, tea wagon, PASEK REALTORS-MLS WARREN E. HOWLAND half baths. Plush carpeting, and orchard. $69,900. PTlvacy and accessible to floor polisher. 48 Purnell PEDIGREED DACHSHUND. Hartford and surrounding Place, parking lot next to Male. Has papers. Loves EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 air conditioning. Private end REALTORS Realtors, 643-1108 unit. $37,500. Warren E. F .J. SPILECKI towns. - Only $9,000. Century (Penny Saver). Rear of children. My developed 122 EAST CENTER 8T. '1 iHultipIr i^cruittfl tu amir pou brttrr. 21, Tedford Real Estate, Mi- Worth’s, downtown Howland Realtors, 6461108. Raaffor $4S-t1t1 allergies necessitates disposal tT 'H 'HrLI’-fP mi. Manchester. of him. 643-6103. 1 g ^ E SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVEWINO HSRAU). MMchwter. Cona.. 8 tt,. J iim M. 1W5 M ANCHESTEI^y^ENjN^^ .Manchester^(^nn . Sal., June 26. 1976 — l’A(;E SEVKNTFFN Answer to Prcviout Puzzle Ap»rtmtnt$ for ftant N ApartmtiM Pot Horn M >*ufof fo r Sato tt Aulot For Solo I f Sporty Charitts M. Schultz LOOKING for anything in real FIVE big rooms, pantry, bath, I COUNTRY-BOY DATS^ ACROM 2 Spanish jar estate rental - apaninents, 3180. 3w. security, wall-to- Dear Abby 1 Links game 3 Temporary 9 BaMbaN duba grant homes, multiple dwelllnp, no wall carprt. Pay your own /K lU AUHWS 1 I LL SET IF I 60 ' ano 50 r w alkeo 9 Sportaman'a 4 Warda off A npniOui I can’: E\£h fees. Call J.D. Real Estate utUiUes. LIKEO The clear ARDUNP KANSAS OTV By Abigail Van Buren gaogtt 5 Honey maker (X)U/N TO THE OCEAN R£«EM6£R WHY I'.M weARiN6 Associates, Inc. 6461980. 12 Medicinal 6 Archery UIATER.. 6UT I NEVER FOUND THE O AND Jl/ST HAN6 AfiOUNR THIS tennis VISOR ; MANCHESTER - New duplex, plant icceeeortee o OCEAN...THIS HAS BEEN A 30 LOCUST STREET-Second on bus line, walking distance DEAB ABB Y: If you come up with a remedy for anoriM, 13 Oraat Lake 7 Row TLu run into her.. 14 Egg (comb, 6 Jewtah homa VERY DI5C0URA6IN6 DAY floor, four room apartment, to shopping. Appliances, two let me know. I’ve tried everything. The plaatic ear plugs ■I heated, security, 646 air-conditioners and garage. almoat pictured my aardnima, and the beeswax aar phiga form) laattval (var.) 'v H T DATSUN i 15 Dafamad 9 Wlntar aporta Heat and hot water not In­ 2426,65. feu out of my eara and got stuck in my hair. My doctor gave 17 Diminutive ot •quipmant 28 Compound 46 Canadian cluded. Mature couple PICK UP me sleeping pills, but I’m afraid I’ll become addicted. Elenjemin 10 Always athar province (ab.) preferred. No pets. Sarrtoat OMwwf I f lofvtoot (Mtoratf I f PtlnUng-Poporlng I I BulUIng-Contnetlog I I MANCHESTER - Attractively B f l^ e it or not. my husband, who ia a poUcaman, ia 18 Adroit 11 Agas and ages 30 Caraal gram 47 Blood vessel paneled, four rooms, stove, References required. 3285. per afraid to sleep alone. If I slip out and sleep on the couch, ha 19 Eloquent 16 Motor 31 Roman road 46 Roof edge refrigerator, carneting, month. Cait 6464M34 after 6 apeakera 20 Di adam 33 New York city 50 Military )) m n m m t o t m i c m e a r i n BEAUTIFY your room with a comas looking for me. This "hero” ia 56 years old. PAPER HANGING Expert. references. No pets. 1170.6«- p.m. 21 Neadad for 22 Uncloaea 35 Piths aaaiatant NNIU T O im AWATT Your average paper, in new celling installed BROOKLYN skiing 24 Glacial ridgaa 40 Hurry 51 Plant ovula professionally. By Bernard 3187, 2263640. 23 Equipmanl 52 Theow average room, |2S. Mr. FIVE ROOM Duplex, three 25 Poaaaas 43 Pondera aOINO AWAY? For A Day, A Waaktnd, Richman, 641-3864. Lozier Inc., Call1 646-4464.646 24 Exclamations 26 UntiOy femalaa 45 Put off 55 Indiana (ab.) A Waak, A Month? MANCHESTER - Newer bedrooms, large living room, DEAR ABBY; You haven't heard snoring until you’ve 27 Church recess three bedroom Duplex verv large kitchen with heard my little wife snore. She denied it. so I had a Upe 29 Lands (Latin) r r r i” ft ft r 1“ r i6 11 *Veu an|oy your vaeatlon, araH GX. McHUGH Painting - CEILINGS Tiid wTTl Mickey Finn — Morris Walaa remodeling. Replace and townhouse, half of a two fami­ appliances, carpeted, 1 1/2 recording made. We sometimes play it for laughs. 32 Bibical dancer 11 u taka eara of your homo.'' Interior • exterior painting. ly within walking distance to baths, sundeck, full basement. She sleeps with her mouth open, so when the racket gets 34 Ocean channel IT BKD Homo Cara Quality profeuional work at repair ceilings and walls. Private entrances. 3285 per 1976 36 Abode of the Texture ceilings, sand schools and shopping. Price too bad. I just reach over and pinch her nose shut and she iS It If Aaaoclataa providea: reasonable prices. Free es­ includes, 11/2 barns, wall-to- month, security. Two children quits. dead CLEM-I SAW NE lT^^ finished swirl, spray or stuc­ 37 Spell AND--WELL, I'M AFRAID "l * hM toarti I MM m m M\ timates. 643-9331. acemted, no pets, large yard. BRAND NEW H i a 1 K3JOW co. Done by experienced diy wall carpeting, all appliances, MARVIN 38 Anatomical THERE'S NOTHING I COULD THAT, 646m05. Om M Erivate entrances and full stock >4 20SB. 4 2232 Slock •4 3 0 5 1 . 4.2199 network ti DO TO DISSUADE HER FROM / Phil ‘ WILLIS SCHULTZ. QuaUty wall tradesmen only. Special MARRYING WAYNE I * tt IMH N ai< U C n season rates. Compare our asement. Shown by appoint­ Standard to s A - r DEAR ABBY: My husband has snored off and on for 33 39 African tree interior and exterior, painting Ions •», 41 Hindu weight sr ST IT * M C n prices. Free estimate. ment only. No pets. 300 per 456 MAIN STREET - Three and paperhanging. Frilly in- month. Damato Enterprises, room heated apartment, Bed * O iy / Bed *3347 years, and I wouldn't think of trying to cure him. You see, 42 Scottish cap ■ * M C n suretL 6 4 ^ ^ . Droblak Dry Wall Company, Albert snores only when he has a guilty conscience. 44 Dry S" 6464882. 6461021. security, 3175 monthly. Call * M lt t N Cm 6462«I6, 66. After having b e^ kept awake most of the night because 46 Thoroughfares 4-SPEEDS AND AUTOMATICS 49 Rental u A M IttM toaM HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, MANCHESTER - 6 room h es snored up a storm, I cross-examine him. And sure exterior. Also odd Jobs, chain RooPng-SIdlng-Chlnwof 34 ★ MOST COLORS IN STOCK * contract newer duplex - 1 1/2 baths, enough—he's been up to something. Either women or 53 Brythonic aaa 41 Saoiirffy amf Cara tor your houaa pato saw work and hauling,baull loam, gambling. carpeting, appliances, 1290 Hornet lor Rant 54 god tt 42 rav ROOFER will Install roof, tntiplolitt ?favel, whatever. Call Ed 871- per month. Lease and “Never Knowingly Undersold " Ha’s almost 60 now and he's cut down on his snoring. 1 54 Qratlfiaa 168. siding or gutters for low dis­ 56 Matal IT ftl CALL FOR RATES AND AN count price. Call Ken at 646 references. Hayes Corpora- MANCHESTER - Five rooms, preeume he has less to feel guilty about. I'm sure he still W Uon, 6460131. gambles, however. 57 Equable "AT HOME" INTERVIEW PAINTER needs work. 2496. 3300 per month. Children 56 BIblicel garden 53“ u accepted,) t e d , no eU. Call ‘ J.D. OLIVIA 59 Reply (ab.) Residential and commercial, MANCHESTER - Mature cou- sr u 6 4 6 - 5 4 2 3 vacation homes and cottages. BIDWELL Home Improve­ Real Estate, >1980. 60 Transmit ple wanted for this clean 4 COUNTRY DEAR ABBY: I couldn't resist your survey on snoring 61 Counsel (dial.) 20 years experience in Interior ment Co. Expert installation room apartment in attractive DOWN w U II and exterioiexterior painting and of aluminum siding, gutters DUPLEX - Near town center, matea. My husband is a U.S. congressman, and his snoring 1 Deop cut -A Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer 4...... at, family brick building. Heat, three bedrooms, kitchen, BOY CASH PAID for your older, paperT hanginilunging. By the hour or and trims. Roofing installa­ ia BO bad that when he campaigns, no one will sleep w iu >Nb«-SPAPrJieNTF.flPHISi;ASS.N • NEED CHEAP Labor? hot water,...... appliances 3235.No " living room, wall-to-wall him. unwanted or junk cars. Average driveway sealed, |U . flat rate. Estlniates h tion and repairs. 6494496,876 children or pets. Mr. Rossetto DATSUN TH E pointment only. Call 64i 9109. carpeting and appliances, full I m a d H O P E D O K A Y , ['D LOVE ) 3UT y o u rKUIVEAUPAMTII6 repairing chimneys, 15, vicinity wnchester (im ­ y husband only snored in his sleep, parking. 3225. 563-0509 after 6 ny Day” coverage. Exclusive lappy. He thrashes arouna. xicks, nouera. grin i^T' : Zippers, um brellu repaired. 043-1071 roofs,new roofs. Free es­ RENTAL OmCI munity College or bus line. NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ hes around, kicks, hollers, grinds ms CUSTOM HOMES By Ryan - OAMATO ENTEHPRISU p.m. teeth and swings his Hats. I was always black and blue and NORTH IDI ironclad wilh trumps breaking Window shades, Venetian Garages, breezeways, timates. 30 Years Experience. Call collect 6t» 863-4273 after 5 cy, 643-1126. 3-2 ■h blinds. Keys. TV for rent. “Alto big ttringt Howley, 6465361. U r|t virlttr «< Apvtim«ta ud p.m. a nervous wreck from lack of sleep. I went to a doctor and he AA63 kitchens, family rooms, gar­ Townhouiai Ihrouthoul » (J5 4 South went right up with Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- den sheds, painting decks, with ip rt f." Manchciter. Butinoat lor Rent 55 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - pteacribed Uanquilizera for my husband. He refused to take 6221. YANKEE ALUMINUM - flM ttl Oiagt open dfUf S-i, WANTED - One room with them, so I take them, and it helps a lot. «A93 dummy's acc of diamonds and fences. Reasonable, prompt, Specializing in low cost A K Q 10 2 handyman service. All small siding, gutters, doors, win­ i n 1t-t, tundai lf-t FOR RENT - Connecting or kitchen privileges, prefer coverage for over 10 years. TRANQUILIZED cashed dummy's ace ol L W/ CUSTOM DRAPERIES - dows, awnings, free es­ 848-1021 separate front room offices. Northend location, will share trumps I dropped my queen jobs and repairs. Phone 646 Binding authority. Crockett WEST EAST made very reasonable, work 8621. Free estimates. HOUSE NEED Painting? timates. Fully Insured. 36 240 Now Slate Road 953 Main Street. Call 6464846. with female. Call 646-4666. Agency, Inc., 643-1577. DEAR ABBY: When our family decreased and there was Not that I expected anything guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Oakland Street. 6461106. AQJ9 *72 good to come about, but just Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Teacher willing and able. MANCHESTER a spare bedroom available, I .took it over because my V 108 3 2 WJ97 DOUBLE HUNG Windows TWO - Professioonal Offices - 1973 YAMAHA, 175 Enduro. see what did happen Price reasonable. Call and husband's snoring disturbed my sleep. *86 * KQJ752 l o o k : WE'VE GOT THI^ f e m a l e painted and puttied, |8. talk it over, 6461749. ROOFING and gutter First floor, excellent business 1976 Honda 2S0(^. Best offer. South played a second GO w h e r e Y ir'GnOT THAT Y ATTE.-APT 70 CONTA..I HER It was like closing the door on an intimacy of 31 years. *9 7 54 *A6 AGENT IN TOWN.. CODE NAMED "ROGlE". DO t COME ) G imFl E-h FORT DRESSMAKING, hems and References, work guaranteed. specialists - GAF products, location, all facilities, Autoe-For Sale 51 Call 649-3144. trump My partner followed V -- WE P l o w h e r c o v e r ; Well, Abby, after five years of sleeping apart, ray advice to SOITH J0 5 T b a c k f r o -m o v e r g e a g a n d in ;., g o a h e a p I w e i^NOiv s h e alterations done inIn my home.hon 6467831, 9694169. fully insured, free estimates. parking, rent reasonable. 646 again The wheels started to go r \c a r t ,r- r- ^ r - . Reasonable. Call 6464019. Cali 6460466. MANCHESTER GARDENS - 1680, 663549. NEED CAR? Credit bad? a young bride is, "Don't, under any circumstances, take a * K 108 5 4 and DEBRTF / IVA^ SPOrTED Two bedroom duplex apart­ 1973 HONDA ST 90. 400 miles, around in South's head He urAiri*!,^ T.-1 rj r- HER! / AT THE A i r p o r t room by yourself. Stuff your ears, put a pillow over your V A K 6 UNDSCAPING h Painting, #••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bankrupt? Repossessed? 3275. Raleigh 3-speed bicycle, finally decided to guard tailed ment, 3189 - 3199 monthly in­ BROAD STREET - Modem head, take a sleeping pill, but don't leave his bed. And don't * 10 4 AND EY C&M TREE Service - Free es­ yard and building Building-Contracting 33 Haeting-Plumbing 35 Honest Douglas accepts 330. 644 2 ^ . against (our trumps in my A RED AiAENT; cludes heat, hot water, high-rise office building, all let him leave yours.” * J-8 3 timates, discount senior maintenance. Quality work, lowest down, smallest partner's hand He finessed h( citlsens. Company SEWERLINES, sink lines, appliances, and parking. utilities and parking, Take it from a 58-year-oId woman. Something dies when a N'orlh.Soulh vulnerable 20%-30% less. Tracey, 646 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - S uperintendent, 646-0090. payments. Douglas Motors, 10 SPEED males AMF bike. his eight I took my nine, put Manchester owned and cleaned with electric cutters, carpeted, will sub-divide. m Main. man and his wife quit sleeping together. I can't explain it. 4813. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Robert C. White Company, 350. or best offer. 643-5949 operated. Call 646-1327. ^ professionals. McKinney Rentals start at 3100 per It'a not sex, either. It's something more important. And Weil .North E a il South my partner in with a diamond ditions, rec rooms, porches 2365961. Equal housing. after 6 p.m. and made my jack o( trumps Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ month. 6468422, 6465764. WE PAY 115 for complete once it's gone, you'll never get it back. I know. I've tried. I * I ♦ I * Ptinting-Poporing 32 and roofing. No job too small. Pass 2 * Pais 4 * by overruffing the third dia­ WILL TILL your garden for f? Call 64631M. pany, 6465308. junk cars, (/all Joey, Tolland FOOLISH g ^ h o u r. Call anytime, 742- ^jsimsssisisgmi ATTRACTIVELY Paneled SEVERAL OFFICES Auto Body, 5261990. Pass Pass Pass mond lead. My partner's ace two room apartment, heat, Openinx lead — 8 * of clubs was the setting trick CKLINKEL i CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB too small, toilet available in Vernon DEAR FOOLISH: A reader once described snoring as repairs, plugged drains, electricity, stove, Professional Building. On Cempert-Trallert PROFESSIONAL PAMTOK | remodeling, additions, gar­ refrigerator, references, ho PARTS Department now open Mobile Hornet 55 "the sweetest music this side of heaven.” She was a widow. QUALITY Refinishing ? 199 ages, roofing, call David kitchen,, faucets replaced, Route 83, approximatety 34.50 Saturdays. Complete line of By Oswald & James Jacoby Forest Street, Manchester. . fntorfor • Extorlor 8 repaired, rec rooms, pets. 3160. 6463167, 2263540. per foot. Heat and air- I utimatti ■ Fii]i 8 Patria, 644-17M. Chrysler parts. Chorches 1973 ELKART Traveler, 30', Custom upholstering, caning bathroom remodeling, heat conditioning Included. Ample Motors. 649-3646. and repairs. Free estimates. 649-0095 $ modernization, etc. Free es­ THREE-ROOM apartment parking. Call after 6,6462314. 5th wheel, 18' awning, 38,500. One of my first advanced WES ROBBINS carpentry with heat, hot water, stove, Will consider selling track. lAsife Alley Oop — Dave Graue Free pick-up and delivery. g 647-1867 I remodeling specialist. Ad­ timates gladly given. M & M 1975 FORD Mustang II Ghia, Astro-graph lessons In play was when my 6464674. ^ Plumbing St Heating, 6462871. refrigerator^ cooking gas. TWO offices in cen- Call 974-0142 after 9 p.m. father wrote me from Korea A Pennsylvania reader ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Wall-to-wall carpeting. fl75. V-8,' automatic, custom in­ trail; building, air- and explained the value of giv­ wants to know it the late John WHOEVER TOOK 'EM LEFT AN EASY TRAIL WELL. iP HE t h i n k s ...THEN HE'S IN POR built-ins, bathrooms, Centrally located. Adults on­ terior, vinyl roof, 18,000 miles. 18' CAMPER trailer - single By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ANY TYPE fence erected, HOUSE PAINTING - Quality BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ conditioned, with plenty of 6465763, or 649-2813. ing your opponent a problem. R Crawford was ever the best T'FOLLOW.' PROB'LY FISURED I WASN'T HE CA N W ALK D P P WITH A BIG SURPRISE.' kitchens, 649-3446. axle, excellent condition. MV Ax, AN' Mn Di n n e r repaired or painted, pipe work, reasonable prices. Call bing - All heating and plum­ ly. Security deposit. 6467690. parking, cali 6465261, John H. For Suftdoy, Juno 27,1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) COMIN' BACK.' Eleven years old. 31,500. Call He said; ‘'^m etim es they go player in the world clothes line posts. Call 742- for estimate. 6461800. bing repairs plus remodeling. Lappen, Inc. to inspect. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be Even though you (eel very LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - TWO BEDROOM luxury 1989 VOLKSWAGEN bus, 742-8930. wrong.” In our opinion he was during 7698. Call 6468641. excellent condition. Factory sensible about your driving strongly about your views, INSIDE ■ Outside painting. new homes custom built, Townhouse located in habits today. Being a few This hand is from a rubber the late '40s and early 50s He remodeled, additions, rec LARGE, newly built, paneled rebuilt engine, new brakes you’d be wise to keep them to bridge game at Notre Dame. I was certainly the best in MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, Special rates for people over FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Highland Park section of and carpeted second floor of­ NASHUA 1969, 12X55. minutes late Is far better than yourself today Listen — and rooms, garages, kitchens and exhaust systems, new Excellent condition. Skirtiiu led the eight of diamonds North America at that time concrete, steps, sidewalks, 65. Fully insured. Estimates bing - repairs and remodeling. Manchester, wooded and fices available for July 1st. Up battery, six mounted tires. courting a mishap. learn more given. Call 6467863. remodeled, bath tile, cement private. For information call shed and patio. Jensens AduU against South's ironclad tour- and the Italians had not taken and patios. Reasonable rates. Vanities and hot water to four offices, sensibly priced 3975. 613-7077 after 4 p.m. TAURUS (Apr)l 20-May 20} work. Steps, dormers. 6461616 or 6468008. Park, Storrs. 36,7(10. 1-429- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. spade contract. At least it was over as'yet Call 8764973 after 6. heaters. Prompt service on in the downtown location with Don’t try to sell others on ideas 711 Think twice before in­ PAINTING ■ interior and Residential or commercial. 5792. Call 649-4291. emergencies. 643-7024. plenty of parking. Ideal for FORD AND Chevy parts in­ today that you're not complete­ volving yourself with new BRICK, block, stone, exterior, paperhanging, TOLLAND - UConn area - lawyer o r sates organization. ly sold on yourself. Your sales cluding radio, carburetor with 1972 MOBILE HOME, adult partners in joint ventures Be fireplaces, chimney repairs. excellent work. References. Flooring 35 Norwegian Wood Apartments, 989 Main Street. (Sll Mr. F. efforts could return to haunt sure they're what they repre­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY fully equipped kitchen, shag manifold. Other carburetors, park. Lake Pocotopaug. No job to small, save. Call 644- Free estimates. Fully in­ Nassiff, 647-9126. mag wheels, record radiator. you. sent themselves to be. 8396 for estimate. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Carpentry ane general con­ carpet, patios, picnic tables, Appliances, shed. Call 1-267- tracting. Residential and FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Ford distributor, Chevy QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) New CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. Berry’s World 4431.______floors like new, no waxing, master TV antenna, laundry starter. 643-6103. commercial. Whether it be a facilities, ample parking, projects should be started very 19) This is not a good day to QirUiKM nt 1 STUMP REMOVAL - Special small repair job, a custom (specializing in older floors). cautiously today. Don't jump make major decisions hastily. 20” stump, 119. Also special I hsml full of cash Is belter Ceilings and inside painting. positively no pets. Immediate OFFICE SPACE A-1 TRAILER 6i Motor Home built home or anything in 1971 FORD LTD - Four door Sales - Used Nimrod, 3494; 18' into anything without being If you guess wrong you could on all sizes. Call 742-9347. Ifun a garaie fult of stuff. John Verfaille, 6465750, 872- occupancy. 872-2735. FOR RENT certain all the pieces fit . between, call 6461379. hardtop, air, new tires, Go-Tag-O-Long, 31,496; IS' later have something nasty to The Flintslonea — Hanna-Barbera Production* 2222. unravel 250 square feet, center of excellent running, sacrifice S hasta, 31,291; New 18' C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) To MODERN three rooms, first 31395. 646-6661. floor. Heat, appliances, Manchester, air conditioning and Layton, 33,395; 19' Champion gain the full respect of persons AQ U ARIU S (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) utilities included. Quiet parking. Call U3-055I. Tandom, 33,992; Motor you’ll be involved with today, A lot depends upon the way 1973 TOYOTA Corona station homes, new 20' Rockwood, you must be frank and open you handle yourself today Oogt-BIrdt-Pata 43 Uvattook 44 Cardan Produelt m ature couple. No pets. 1 47 Antlquai 45 References, security. 647- wagon. Automatic, steel 39,996; large numbers motor Don't camouflage your when others make requests belted tires. 35,500 miles. 32,- motives FOR SALE - Cairn Terriers, 1619, 646-2125. homes as Concord, Titan, Being uncooperative sets the BAY MARE, four years, 14.2 MULCH HAY - 31.50 per bail FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ BOLTON NOTCH • Visable 300. Call 633-9024. tone (or their future actions small dog, AKC registered, hands, good 4-H project. 3300. Globestar, Chinook, Xplorer, LEO (July 23-Ai|g. 22) Normal­ at farm, Vernon. Call 8767308. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, TAKE OVER Lease - 3205. a highway location, showIVoom, Route 66, Middlefield, ( ^ n ly you're an out^ing type who two females. Call 8714390, Two English and one western 1968 IMPALA four-door, best P IS C E S (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Will deliver minimum ten lamps, etc. Now accepting month. 350. security. Includes office building, storage six days closed Saturday, P.S. enjoys having others around, Be on guard socially today. saddle, evenings, 643-5564. bails. offer. Call TrScy, 646-2144. ALTERED, innoculated, cats consignments, for July auc­ all appliances, heat, laundry buildings, Four commercial We rent motor homes, travel but today you have a tendency Don’t say or do anything to give tion. 6444962. industrial acres. 1-223-4460.. trailers, campers. to hide your light under a one who likes to put others boarded. Safe large wire Boali-Aceatiorlai 45 facilities. No children under PICK YOUR ^ ten. Call 646-8438 after 6 p.m. 1972 CHEVY Vega, bushel down something to tell her cages, Fenros Catteiy, for hatchback, automatic, straw b erries - A. Zeppa Rooms tor Rant 52 Available August 1st. NOW RENTING Space In the friends about. quarter century. Reser­ 1974 ALCORT - Force 5 - excellent condition, 31,100. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpt. 22) Give vations, 875-9131. Farms, 738 Birch Mountain Manchester mini-mail. Will a wide berth to a friend today yellow and white, with trailer, Road, Manchester. 6434318. build to suit. Special half price 742-6736. excellent condition, 3950 or ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly FOR RENT - Modern three whose life is presently com­ FREE kittens. Pure white rooms, single 356., double 369. rates prior to fall grand plicated. She could draw you your best offer. 6461616. room apartment, with heat, opening. 6461442. 1971 VEGA Hatchback - 6 long-haired, to good homes. FOR SALE - Peas and string plus tax, continental hot water, appliances and Smart Styling into something sticky you beans, pick your own. 122 breakfast, maid service, color speed, radio; very good condi­ needn't be a part of. birthday Call 643-9691 anytime. SCORPIAN Sail boat, 14', carpeting. (Country setting and tion. Just tuned. 3725. 649-2178 Newmarker Road, Vernon, TV, utilities, parking. Call, private yard. $200. per month. Retort Property Juno 27. 1976 perfect condition, 3400 or best South Windsor line. 6444304. 6462300. For Rent 55 after 5 p.m. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SMALL miniature poodles, offer. Call 6461159. 228-0213. You're likely to be in the Some acquaintances who had Born Loter — Art Sansom black, one female, two males. spotlight today whether you little of constructive value to STRAWBERRIES - Pick your NEWER furnished single LAKE KANASATKA - 1974 PONTIAC Ventura, 32,- Priced right. Call 6465114. SIX LARGE room Duplex, 22 400 or best offer. Sears Ken- desire it or not. Try not to do offer will lade from the scene own - Morra’s Farm, 20 room on bus line, close to Moultonboro, New anything that could tarnish (his year. Thw will be replaced Cardan Produelt Church Street, excellent con­ more washing machine, two FREE KITTENS. Call 646 47 Tinker Pond Road, Bolton, off restaurants. Call 646-0505. dition. Deep secluded yard. Hampshire. Lakefront cot­ your image. by new. loyar friends. . IT'6 SCMETHlMt>> 5509. Box trained. Four males, Birch Mountain Road. tage, sleeps five. Completely years old. 31W. 643-9878. 01916 by NCA. Me BERRY Patch Farms - No singles. Security, m t C K l l S Q one female. ROOMS for rent, by week. 211 references, 3195. 649-4679. furnished, screened-in porch, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Strawberries, pick your own, Anilquat 45 Center Street, Manchester. sundeck, private beach, float, 1971 CHEVY VAN - paneled “Send in some experts who have rosy views free containers, hours 84 dai dock. Great fishing. and carpeted Interior, am/fm TWO KITTENS - one black MANCHESTER - Attractive about the economy and stuH like lhatl" and white, one tiger and white iy or until picked out. For up­ WANTED Antloue furniture, FURNISHED ROOM - 58 Conveniently located In Lakes stereo with eight-track. 643- four room an artm en t in 4609. IwW r^for gooo homes. Call dated hours and picking con­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Strickland Street, North Region area. 3175. weekly. t i m e t '(JET) ditions, call 644-8339. Oakland Duplex. Ideal for young cou- Available August 1621 and 21- other antique items. R. Manchester. le. Located near park, WARMED ' Road, Route 30, South Wind­ Harrison, 6434709. K 28. Call Cromwell, 635-0457 OPEL KADETTE - 1971 6 UP FER < sor. ospital and shopping. July after 4:30 p.m. speed, excellent condition, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick ENGLISH SETTER Pup - Apartmantt For Rent 53 occupancy. Utilities and T'DAYiS I female, sold only to good ANTIQUES Wanted - (fall 875-1074. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your appliances not included. 3190 BUSINESS.' ) home. Reasonable. 649-6^. American furniture, oriental WE HAVE customers waiting per month, 643-9470. MISQUAMICUT Four and 1/2 own. Free containers. Open 8 rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ for the rental of your apart- rooms heated. Walking dis­ 1970 HORNET, excellent con­ RjTuRE.' d est in y CALL6,'-HA.K-KAFF,'. YOU LL H E THE FISHT OF AKC TOY Poodle Pup - a.m. to 8 p.m. or until picked sor chairs, crocks, jugs, ment or home. J.D.■ ~ Real tance to beach. 3195 weekly. dition, 3900 or best offer. Call t o SUM UP, IT out. 30 Clark St., South Wind­ FIVE ROOM Apartm ent. Families only. Call 643-0491 or 643-6406. t h e CEN TURY h h WITHOUT WAS THE ARtATEST Adorable black male. Freshly weathervanes, primitives. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 3200. a month includes heat groomed. 350. 872-4807. sor. Ron Dionne, 643-I69I. 1980. 6461472. A P i — UU5T LIKE THEY FlOHT THESE and hot water. One child, no 1974 MUSTANG II, low SAW IT AT RIN66IPE' pets. Call 646-5984. BABY BLUE EYES COTTAGE - Madison, New mileage, power rack and pi­ HAVE EVER SEEN'. FRANK AND ERNEST Hampshire. Three bedrooms, nion steering, brand new YEARS from now YOU CAN SAY IMMACULATE, two NOW BACK TO fireplace, fully equipped, radials, inquire 875-0944 ask YOU WERE THE FIRST TO INVEST SPORTS control bedroom, first floor apart­ quiet country aide, handy to for Todd, ment, appliances, central IN THE HfTOPLE AD The m ain L’il Sport - Wirth This Funny World activities. 3110. weekly. 876 aiMINATOR.' location, (me - two children. 2272. 1971 FORD Pinto, Hatchback, STUDIO! References required. No pets. two-door, run-a-bout. Low THAT'5 FuM fJY... Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE - mileage, 4-speed, 30 mng. SGTI/ ) f II l TRY T' HAVE TH' MONEY Moultonboro, New Like new, one owner. Asking FER TH' RENT IN A TWO, FOUR Room Hampshire. New chalet sleeps 31,250. 643-9708 or 647-1908. 1/ X a l w a y s apartments. Centrally enuPLE O' DAYS.. ten. Fireplace, all electric, OKAY? located. Heat, hot water, private beach, Gateway to the 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, t h o u g h t t h e y stove, refrigerator, air con­ White Mountains. Reser­ runs good, sunroof, 3495. Call ditioner. Security deposit and vations filling quickly. Call 289-31M. references required. No pets. 6465566. ■yp(f lif v Call 6465117 after 5 p.m. 1970 BUICK Estate wagon. AMSTON LAKE - Waterfront Excellent condition. Call 643- FOUR R(X)MS - wall-to-wall 8372 I apartment. Four rooms, 5010. Alt m is \ carpet, large bath, sun porch, private beach, boat, central lOVi-JAHi l'/ I 1 / V 3146. 370. security. Pay your heat, all appliances. Yearly 1967 GRAND PRIX - Good h k 'tS h E.Y m i ; l u L own utilities. 872-9427. lease. Available mid July. The smai t-atyling of thia motor. Clean Interior. Six (li'csa is in ita pretty top­ MISSED tt WINTHROP Couples only. Call evenings 7 good mounted tires. Damaged By DICK CAVALII HILLIARD STREET - Second panelling! J THE FI6HT. p.m. to 9 p.m. 537-1439. rear quarter panels. Best l|IIHW«-C.IWN.Ul.^Q.b*j6 floor of two family house, 4 offer. M3-4849. No. 8372 with Photo- I \AONDS? HCWAAANY 1/2 room apartment, COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ Guide ia in Sizes 10V4 to OFFHAND, TbSAY 24Vi. Size 12Vi. 35 bust R?ieND6HIPCLUB THOUSANDS. appliances, carpeting, washer front cottage - sleeps 65, hot 1969 CHEVELLE Malibu - Short Ribs — Frank Hill N, and dryer hookups, couple . . . sleeveless, 2?i yards • _ I y M E M p e ra S NA'IU. 6 W n c H water, shower, boat included. Rebuilt engine and transmis­ 45-inch; gown, 4 yards. -JO "B uD Piee, INC.""? preferred, no pets. July openings. 6464)498, 226 sion, 3400. 1967 Galaxie 500, Patterns available only high 5004,'Yi Vt acir aOU a i n t 1^40 NEWS?) p.m. TO OSOCS. IMS TSt fsr sacs sal. 0JTANDW£E' LAST ELECTION. HAVE BEEN DEAD FOR SHERIFF th e m o o n CAPE COD - South Yarmouth. s a r VEABS THOSE VOTES NO MORE r ■ 2 5 C B N T 5 FIVE ROOM Duplex, utilities New furnished cottage, walk Truekt tor Sale 52 OW4CE K ir and appliances not Included, to beach, available June 26th - SUI BURNETT 0 " IS THAT THE WAV TO CO IT, security deposit and July 3rd and August 21st on. 1972 FORD F-lOO truck. Mttnchtttittf Evffling Htrald To J^JIN 11 SO Avt. ol Amtricat U ir«Hyai.lM 6-2C references required. 3190.646 8464017. Explorer model. Excellent 9102. Naw York, N.Y. 100M sitn B u d d i e s , i H c ! condition. Cali 649-0017. mat Naaif. Mtmt «ftt tif COLUMBIA LAKE - Lake COBCa Stylt Mimbtr aai tUa. FOUR ROOM apartment for 1969 CHEVY half ton pick-up,' rent, ‘all utilities except side cottage, four bedrooms, The SprinR & Summer '76 WCK new kitchen, fireplace, 6 cylinder, posi-tracl, BASIC FASHION con- <^VALU telephone. Older couple hydraulic-clutch, four new tains a Bonus Coupon! preferred. No pets. 643-8921. shower, TV, linens, monthly or season. Call 2263533. retread tires. 3850. 646-8297. Price. a. $1.25 a copy.

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O b H u a r lt t Agency gives details on rejectM requests MUi Hermlne E. Tnieb the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 ROCKVILLE - M in Hermine E. Main St. Burial will be in Buckland Trueb, n , formerly of 14 Wett St., Cemetery. for school aid grants died Friday at Rockville General There are no calling hours. Hotpital. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ resolved, and the inclusion of Ihe M ill Trueb wai bom Dec. 5,1893 In Paul J. Cavanaugh ticut Bond Commission rejected nine items on Friday's agenda Gniningen, Switzerland, and lived In EAST HARTFORD - Paul Joseph Friday nine school building projects signaled an effort to publicize the Rockville ilnce 1923. She wai a Cavanaugh, 79, of Largo, Fla., in an admitted move to tell education issue. member of the Apoitoilc Chrlitlan formerly of East Hartford, died officials the state will no longer pay The rejected projects amounted to Church of Ellington. Wednesday at Bay Pine Hospital, St. for “frills." 355,730. Four were in Coventry, two Survlvori are a brother, Joieph Petersburg, Fla. He was the husband The schools had asked for state in Berlin and one each in Trueb of Ellington; and a iliter, Mn. of Mrs. Ottlllie Kuster Cavanaugh. grants for new carpets, room clocks, Manchester, MontviUe and Oxford. Louise T. Schneider of Rockville. Mr. Cavanaugh was horn in Ihurt- movie screens, emergency signs, fur­ The commission released details of The funeral Is Sunday at 1:30 p.m. ford and lived in East Hartford for 24 niture for principals' offices and some of the requests turned down at the Apostolic Christian Church. years. He moved to Florida 13 years teacher lounges and gymnasium and the improper expenses they in­ Burial will be in Ellington Center ago when he retired as a supervisor doors. volved; Cemetery. in the carpenter shop of the G. Fox & The commission, which supervises — Kensington Grammar School, Friends may call at the Ladd Co., Hartford, after 33 years with the the issuance of state bonds for such Berlin, a s k ^ for 35,031, Including Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., company. He was an Army veteran projects as school construction, said 3810 for an audio-visual projecting tonight from 7 to 9. of World War I. it will reconsider the nine projects screen. Miss Evelyn Palmer Other survivors are 2 sons, William when the objectionable pai^ have —Catherine McGee School in been removed. Miss Evelyn Palmer of 288 Main Cavanaugh of Bolton and Raymond Berlin, asked for 37,385, including St. died this morning at Manchester Cavanaugh of Hebron; a daughter, The panel did approve nearly 60 3291 for three clocks, 349 for a fire Memorial Hospital. Miss Palmer has Mrs. Marilyn Pierson of Torrance, other school projects in 20 towns, horn; and 3610 for a gym partition. worth 323.9 million. been a kindergarten teacher In the Calif.; a brother, Richard Cavanaugh -^Lincoln Elementary, Manchester school system for 30 of Glastonbury; a sister, Mrs. The state pays 50 per cent of the Manchester, asked for 314,598 for years before her retirement. She was Catherine Gagne of East Hartford; capital construction costs in school new carpeting. The old carpet was bom In Manchester and lived here all and 10 grandchildren. projects worth more than 35,000, but shifted to another school. her life. She was a member of the The funeral is Monday at 10 a.m. at the Bond Commission said equip- —Capt. Nathan Hale School in National Teachers Association, the the D'Esopo East Hartford Funeral TheflVmch as room clocks can not be Coventry asked for 35,587, Including Retired Teachers of Connecticut and ChapI, H i^ and Carter Sts. Burial considered capital expenditures. 369 for emergency signs. the National Retired Teachers will be In Wapping Cemetery. Connecticut has been cracking —The Robertson School in Coven­ Association. Friends may call at the funeral down on schools that request state try asked for 339,576, including about She is survived by several cousins. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 funds for "frills,” because the state 31,000 for a fire-proof curthin for its The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at p.m. bonded debt, 33 billion. Is near its auditorium. limit and future borrowing will drive —Coventry High School asked for up interest rates. 310,500, including about 340 for a sub­ The commission usually does not scription to the Willimantic Chroni­ Johnny Mercer dies put questionable bonding requests on cle newspaper, apparently for the its agenda until all problems are cost of legal advertising. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Com­ Cool, Cool of the Evening," and Special sabbath offer poser Johnny Mercer, who poured "Days of Wine and Roses.” This church in Gorham, Maine, displays each week a special bit out songs that became popular stan­ He wrote 1,500 songs and some 75 119 pints of blood collected dards from the 1930s to the 1960s, hits, including “Goodie, Goodie,” of advice or a timely aphorism, in this case outside the Despite the special plea for type 0 died Friday of complications from “That Old Black Magic,” “Laura," building. Last week’s message was a call to those who may feel pointments may be made by calling brain surgery last October. He was “Blues in the Night,’"'You Must the need for a helping hand. (UPI photo) blood, both positive and negative, 643-5111. Walk-in donors wUl also be 66. Have Been a Beautiful Baby," “The only 119 pints of blood were donated welcome. Mercer's lyrics moved Americans Angels Sing,” “Come Rain or Come during Thursday's Bloodmoblle visit Earl Doggart became a nine-gallon at Temple Beth Sholom. from the days of "Jeepers, Shine,” “Lazybones” and “One for donor. Creepers" to "Autumn Leaves." My Baby." Only 65 persons kept appointments, Other gallon donors are u follows; and there were 63 walk-in donors. Seven gallons— June Werdelln; six He won four Academy Awards, for He leaves a widow, Elizabeth, two KofC installation “ Moon R iver," "The Atchison, Nine persons were deferred until gallons — Mrs. Henry Hemenway; children, Amanda and Jeff, and three another time. The monthly quota Is four gallons — Jedm McClain; thrM Topeka and Sanfa Fe," "In the Cool. grandchildren. set for Sunday at 3 150 ^Ints. gallons — the Rev. David W. Rinu; The next bloodmoblle visit will be two gallons — Mrs. Vivian Ware and July 26 from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. at RIchbd Templeton; one gallon — Police news Dr. Pierre Archambault, District the Year by the Connecticut State Concordia Lutheran Church. Ap- Richard L. Sutton. Deputy for District 18 Connecticut Council Knights of Columbus, and is APP01NTMENT9 KEPT Guy H. MuUen Thaddeus Gadarovrskl Knights of Columbus, will be the in­ chairman of the order's statewide SueEIUs One shoplifting arrest led to was swimming last night at Globe stalling officer at ceremonies Sunday Kenneth A. Johnson Douglas R. Hayes health awareness program. Walter H. Joyner Peter RatU Joan M. DeGlacomo another at King’s department store Hollow. The visitor, Tom Springer, at Campbell Council. “I am proud to participate in the Mrs. Lillian Legler Jerry P. Sapienza Mrs. Barbara Wilcox last night. Mrs. Carol Goldstein told police the theft took place short­ Council officers for the coming installation of officers of Campbell Keith Levin Charles Berger Manchester Police reported that Anthony Lupacchino ly after 6:30 p.m. yesterday. A year will be installed at 3 p.m. Council during its 75th year,” Viola Mclntlre Miss Margaret Mulkem the arrest of Johnny L. Breneman, cigarette lighter was also taken. Mrs. Barbara A. Pellerin A graduate of the College qf Holy Archambault said, "especially since Miss Debra M. McVeigh Robert J. Gordon Jr. 30, of 389 Main St. Hartford, was Cross and the University of Maryland Earl Doggart Edward D. Atkinson that anniversary coincides with the Mrs. Marcia Memery Ronald J. Collins made shortly after 9 p.m. Breneman A rrests made or summonses School of Dentistry, Dr. Archam­ John J. Naretto Paul Giocopassi National Bicentennial Celebration. Mrs. Gerry Harvey was charged with taking a pair of issued by Manchester Police In- Miss Denise Racine William Green Jr. bault served in the United States The Knights of Columbus has always Mrs. Gaye Bruni men's shoes without paying for them. eluded: Miss Karen Saunders Gerald F. Hall Navy and currently holds the rank of been devoted to the principles of James Bruni The value of the shoes was 37.99, ac­ • Glenn Johnson, 16, 561 Bush Hill lieutenant commander in the Mrs. Vivian Ware Ernest E. Ley liberty we celebrate this year.” Kevin O'Brien Rocco DeSimone cording to police. Rd., charged with operating under reserve. Long active in civic and Richard F. Warner The installation ceremonies will be Roger J. Bolduc David R. Pierce Marilyn Melnhardt Police said while they were the influence of liquor. Police said Michael D. Fried fraternal affairs, he is past grand followed by a brief reception, and the Miss Susan Pierce arresting Breneman, a woman was Mrs. Anna Marie Turner Miss Phyllis A. Muldoon Johnson lost control of his auto and knight of Bolton Council Knights of public is invited. Arlene Hall MrZ. Nancy Sweet observed concealing merchandise, Joseph 'TuUy Jr. collided with a utility pole on the Columbus, has been named Knight of George E. Cullen Richard LaFond and attempting to leave the store Howard Dgnn south side of Hackmatack St. at 11:15 Mrs. Marjorie Field Mrs. Mary AJayne Mrs. Constance A. Dann without paying for a pair of shoes and p.m. yesterday. There were no in­ Mrs. Aiylne Peck William H. Bayrer women's underwear valued at 312.43. juries to Johnson or the three other Robert L. Sutton Mrs. Doris Tlmbrell William Haberern Kenneth Michnay Police arrested Linda Skldgel, 25, passengers in the car. Mrs. Anne S. Flynn Mrs. Shirley Turek Globe Hollow changes Rev. David Rinas who gave the same address as • Dale F. Judd, 21,470 Woodbridge Mildred Chrlstadore Mrs. Eveleen Zimmerman SSL h Breneman's. Mrs. Clara Dubaldo Robert F. Franklin St., Apt. 34, c h arg ^ with evading Richard J. Datson Both Breneman and Skldgel were responsibility and operating without Catherine Llbbey WALK-IN DONORS deferred to late fall Miss Vicky Glass Arthur Bennett charged with fourth-degree larceny a license. Court date is July 20. Mrs. Esther Holoburdo Edgar G. Rogers John W. Klein and are to appear in court July 12. • Amy Wells, 21, 7 Leland Dr., Mrs. Virginia Kelly Any revisions to Globe Hollow Pool “We're stuck with the present William A. Awards Mrs. Edna F. Christensen Mrs. Patricia Curry Mrs. Katherine Toanny charged with failure to obey a traffic will not occur until at least after situation for this year,” he said. No Reno R. Dufour David Preston Police believe a domestic quarrel Mrs. Marcelle Darnay signal after a minor accident near Labor Day, according to Manchester Dennis P. O'Neill Mrs. Harriet A. Mitchell was the reason a Manchester woman action will be taken until after Labor Henry Hemenway the entrance to the K-Mart parking Director of Public Works Jay Giles. Mrs. Linda Paananen Mrs. Barbara Jackson was found lying In front of 869 Main Day, Giles added. Joseph Roy lot. The state Department of Health Phyllis Pierson Robert Talbot St. last night. He also said the redirecting of the Douglas R. MacLachlen • Glenn Spillman, 17, 11 Margery recently made a number of Robert H. Sines Mrs. Vera Rufinl Shirley Fallon, 22D St. James St., water-flow will keep the pool's water Albert W. Hemingway Dr., East Hartford charged wi^ recommendations to the town about Alan F. Lamson John P. Murray was discovered shortly before 8:30 clean as long as there is an adequate Frederick G. Sweetman Edward Danila fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) improving the quality of the pool's Mrs. Mildred ^rggren John Mrosek flow from the reservoir. In times of Mrs. Hacel Aseltine p.m. She had a cut over her left eye at Marshall's department store. water. These included: Edward Berggren Miss Judith Dzledzenskl and bumps and bruises, according to dry weather, however, another John Hayes Mrs. Gail E. Howard Court date is July 12. • A redirection of the flow pattern. Mrs. Louise Dziedzenski police reports. Police said no charges source of water, such as a high yield Mrs. Roaelyn Hill Mrs. Judith Pitts • Barbara E. Birenbaum, 21, 8C Water from the Globe Hollow Reser­ John MacCIain were pressed and the woman did not well, might be needed to Insure Helga Schaller Gerald C. Hardy. Downey Dr., charged with failure to voir now comes down a spillway and Howard S. Peters require hospital care. adequate water-flow. Richard Templeton Fernand Levesque grant right-of-way after a minor ac­ flows from south to north through.the Sylvester Benson Nathan Agostlnelll Giles said construction of such a Mrs. Pamela Herring Michael T. Loferskl cident yesterday afternoon at the in­ deep end of the pool. The shallow end Melvin Lobaugh Leonardo A. Paris A Michigan man, visiting friends in well might be considered after the Mrs. Jeannette Shapiro tersection of Porter and Willys remains virtually untouched. Walter A. Aitken James S. LeSure Manchester, told police he had 3290- redirecting of the flow pattern Is Miu Mary McKean Streets. Redirecting the water from the Antone Cosme John M. Childwell 3300 worth of Traveler’s checks completed. Gordon B. Katz • Edw ard I. Konarski, 36, 12 reservoir through the shallow end taken from his pants pocket while he The town Department of Health McLean St., Rockville charged with would create a better circulation of will begin taking daily samples of fourth-degree larceny in connection the pool's water. water from Glotw Hollow Pool next with a reported cigarette machine in­ • Construction of a high yield well week. Ronald Kraatz, ad- Fire calls cident. Court date is July 12. which would guarantee a steady ministrator/principal sanitarian for PINEHURST flow-through rate and a constant flow South Windsor Manchester, said yesterday he of water to the bubblers located at expects the testing to begin about The Meat Store Today, 12:21 a m. - Truck fire at 50 About town the shallow end. mid-week. Brookfield St. • Construction of a collecting One sample a day will be taken at 302 Main M a n c h e ste r chamber at the pond dam. Water from two or three spots In the pond, Friday, 2:14 p.m. - Truck lire at Main collected in this chamber could be he said. The samples will be sent to and Cenler Sis. (Town) The Mt. Holyoke Lodge of Masons chlorinated and pumped through the (Mass:) will hold a special memorial the Cooper Hill Water Treatment Is Open Friday, 2:37 p.m. - Smoke in light pool. P|ant for testing. ballast at 291 E. Center St. (Town) service for the late A. William • Continuation of regular chlorina­ Friday, 4:33 p.m, r- Tree fire at 22 Astley, who was a member, Sunday tion periods. Ridgefield St. (Town) at 7 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Giles said a "tentative decision” Friday, 10:14 p.m. — Gas wa.shdown at Home, 142 E. Center St. has been made to redirect the flow of SUNDAY S. Main and Hackmatack Sts. (Town) Friday, 11:05 p.m. — flas washdown water from the Globe Hollow Reser­ opBT voir. This will require running a pipe at Woodbridge St. and Green Green In Mriiiorinni from the spillway to the shallow end A LL D A Y 8 am Mi 2 pm Manor Rd. (Town) In loving memory ol Jolin S. Friday, 11 08 p m. - Mattress fire at Ilahvrorn wlio passed away June 28 of the pool. 709 Main St. (Town) 1972 The pipe would branch out to two IMPORTED LEAN Today, 8:50 a m. — Smoke detector set Sadly missed dorever and a day or three outlets, Giles said. To Install unday off by a hot motor on a tow vehicle in the such a pipe would require digging up Lydall and Foulds plant off Parker St. Wife. Children and (irandchildren the lawn and the concrete area at the BOILED HAM (Town) shallow end of the pond, an action Giles does not want to take during TOWN OF MANCHESTER tion and no provisions the warm-weather rnontlj when the elsewhere I" these regulations pool is most heavily used. a * * . . LEGAL shall be interpreted as allowing a nonconforming use Potato Salad • Colo Slaw NOTICE to Intensify the sale of The Planning and Zoning • Macaroni Salad •Fresh Baal alcoholic liquors or to qualify Commission will hold a public for a liquor permit different ALL Pattlas, 5 to tha lb. hearing on July 12,1976 at 7:30 Our Staff Is Here from the class of liquor per­ p.m. in the Municipal Building MEMCMAL mit existing at the time of 7 Days A Week to hear and consider the SERVICES fallowing: adoption of these regulations." To Serve Your Family! ZONING REGULATION AVALABIE Section 7 AMENDMENTS ADD to the beginning of For the purpose of paragraph C facilitating Interpretation, the Planning and Zoning Commis­ "Except as provided in Over sion proposes to add paragraph F ol this section" WESTOWN explanatory texts to Article A copy ol this notice has B B r n a B E ® ! 2 8 IV, Sections 7 and 8 concer­ been filed in the Town Clerk’s Office. 4 5 5 HARTFORD RD. Years ning nonconforming uses and alcoholic liquor sales. Planning and MANCHESTER of Sections 7 and 8 Zoning Commission YOUR pontlnuous Ranald Gates, COA A4UM7Y ADD a new paragraph F as HEALTH SERVICE STORE' Servicel follows: Secretary Dated this 26th day of June, "No provisions in this sec­ 1976. I1-80Q.382.0586: Grammar School, r 15,031, Including o-vlsual projecting

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9ors are u follows; JuneWerdelin; six Henry Hemenway; Bicentennial Relays ihn McClain; three 1. David W. Rinas; today and Sunday s. Vivian Ware and ion; one gallon — By EARL YOST 1. deus Gadarovrskl Sills M. DeGlacomo ophS ® - men. women , Barbara Wilcox whpp r" 7 “ “ Chester this weekend Carol Goldstein “ enchester Community CoUege- pi (toy Lupacchino sponror^ relays, tagged the Bicentennial Relays are Barbara A. Pellerln staged today and Sunday at two different sites. ' ird D. Atkinson m id J. Collins The idea of Christie McCormick, and several years in Gerry Harvey the planning stages, the Relays will kick off today with a Gaye Bruni Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union 12-m ile (20 IS Bruni iSsElisi, 0 DeSimone kilometer) run and a three-mile run over specially lyn Melnhardt ^sign^ courses starting at the college campus off ael D. Fried Bidwell St. Competition starts at 1 o’clock Phyllis A. Muldoon * Tully Jr. Sunday the scene shifts to Manchester High’s V T&V- ward Dynn Memorial Field Wigren Track for the biggest track meet Constance A. Dann m the town s history and one of the biggest ever im Haberem eth Mlchnay attempted in New England. David Rinas All in all, there will be 22 relays plus 42 individual track rt Bowden and field events in the twonlay extravangza. ird J. Datsoo ir Bennett ^ n y competitors with national reputations, both men r G. Rogers and women, will be displaying their talents. Edna F. Christensen No admission will be charged today but there will be a Katherine Toanny Marcelle Damay small admission at Memorial Field where bleachers y Hemenway shMld be able to accommodate most of the anUcipated ih Roy 5,000 spectators. las R. MacLachlen Time trials Sunday start at 7:30 a.m. with the finals t W. Hemingway ird Danila getting under way at 1 p.m. CompeUtion both days will be Mrosek “ istretta, director of athletics Judith Dsledxenskl at MCC, IS serving as coordinator. Hundreds of hours Louise Dsledienski MacCIain have gone into the planning and more than 700 athletes ird S. Peters have forwarded entries for either or both day’s events It in Agostlnelli should be a day, or two days, of thrills and excitement for lel T. Loferskl followers of track and field. Jeannette Shapiro Mary McKean >n B. Katz '•bote by Raglnaid Pbrto at Mistretta, cwrdinator of the Manchester Community College Bicentennial Relays today and Sunday, looks over 1ST program listing the events. •fore Inside Weekend Forum of the a r ts ...... Movies, sports on W ...... 3 CPTV plans specials ...... ,5 I Ask Dick Kleiner...... ’ ’7 A big birthday party ...... , 7 iY Stamps and coins...... 'j pm Supplement to The Mancheeter Evening Herald iN AM

b. lo Slaw Pige » - WEEKEND - June » , m WEEKEND - June 26. 1978 - P w 3 Lenox, Mass., again July 9 for the 9 p.m. concert, and throughout- the summer This week’s movies on TV season which ends Aug. 29. 11:30 (6-40) "QuiUer: Pice Dillon Leasing Coro. For ticket information, call Tanglewood Today of Violence” (1975). Michael Forum in Lenox, Mass. 319 Main St Mandiestar 1:00 (5) "Dead Men Walk” Jayston, Moray Watson. (1944). George Zucco, Mary 11:30(9) “DiUlnger” (1945). Pliona 643-2145 . . t x l ‘Going Up’ at Qoodapaad (^lisle. Lawrence Tierney, Ann Jef­ of the arts Goodspeed Opera House in East Had- 1:00 (9) "Monster From the freys. dam is showing its secohd production this Ocean Floor” Anne Kimball, 1:30 (2) "Magic Carpet” (1971). Susan Saint James, season in a musical by Harbach and Stuart Wade. RENTS 3:00 (3) "The Big Show” Robert Pratt. Hirsch called “Going Up” through Aug. 8. 3:56 (2) "Don’t Forget to For reservations, call 873-8668. (1960). Esther Williams, Cliff Robertson. Wipe the Blood Off” (1968). Tours of the historic Goodspeed Opera 3:30 (5) "Pursuit to St^hen Young, Austin Willis. Orchestra soloist House begin Monday and continue through Algiers" (1945). Basil Donald Charlamb of 56 E. Eldridge St. the end of August every Monday except Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. , rv Thursday will appear as soloist with the Manchester July 5 and Aug. 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. For ad­ 3:30 (8) “Hardcase” (1972). Civic Orchestra in George Gershwin’s ditional information, call Nan Clingman (Hint Walker. 1:00 (5) "Tom Sawyer” “Rhapsody in Blue,” vrhen the orchestra at 873-8664. 6:30 (9) "It Came From (1930). Jackie Coogan, Mitzi combines with a barbershop chorus in two Outer Space” (1953). Richard Green. ^Vacation ^Special benefit concerts Sunday at Bailey Summer pops at 8C8C Carlson, Barbara Rush, 1:00 (9) "AU That Heaven Auditorium in Manchester High School. Russell Johnson. Allows” (1956). Rock Hudson, The Southern Connecticut State College 7:00 (5) "The Glass Key” Jane Wyman. Cars Occasion Cai Music for the 3 and 7:30 p.m. perfor­ Symphonic Pops will present free con­ (1942). Alan Ladd, Veronica 4:00 (9) "Footsteps in the mances will include a selection of certs each Thursday in July at 7:30 p.m. in Lake. Dark” (1941). Errol Flynn, barbershop ballads and popular tunes by SCSC’s Lyman Auditorium in New Haven. 8:00 (9) "They (^ame to(Jor- Brenda Marshall. contemporary American composers. The programs wiil feature selections of dura” (1959). Gary Cooper, 6:00 (9) "Colossus” (1969). Charlamb is a graduate of the Hartt light-classicai music, show tunes, and Rita Hayworth, Van Heflin. Eiric Braedan, Susan Clark. College of Music of theDniversity of Hart­ popular songs. Soloists for the series will 9:00 (20-22-30) "The Nelson 9:00 (8^0) "The HosplUl” ford. Affair” (1973). Peter Finch, (1971). George C. Scott, Diana include pianists Norman V. Hail and Glenda Jackson, Michael Rigg, Bamaito Hughes. Special guest quartets appearing on the Charles Gamer, violinist Maxine Webber, program are the Credit Chords, who Jayston. 9:00 (20-22-30) "Winning" ceiiist Eugene ^hweitzer, and trumpeter 9:00 (24-57) "The Lavender (1969). Paul Newman, Joanne recently toured Great Britain, and the Donaid Cunningham. Boston Common, currently ranked among Hill Mob” Alec Guinness, Woodward, Richard Thomas. Stanley Holloway, Sidney 11:30 (5) "The Adventures 4f‘Substitute *Fu n Cars the top five quartets in the Society for the Variety of events James. of Mark Twain” (1944). Preservation and Encouragement of 11:15 (40) "Surprise Fredric March, Alexis Smith. Cars Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, • Foot Prints Art Gallery at 466 Main Package" (1960). Yul 11:30(9) "Edge of the City” Inc. (SPEBSQSA). Brynner, Mitzi Gaynor, Noel (1957). Sidney Poitier, John Proceeds from the two performances '/ St. will have a reception Sunday from 4 to Ckiward. Cassavetes. You Have The Need ... We Have The Car will assist the Civic Orchestra in funding 6 p.m. for a mixed media summer exhibi­ 11:30 (3) "Wild in the Cknm- 1:30 (2) “Galiant Bess” To Rent By The Day, Or Week Jackie Gleason plays an America tourist mistaken as a its annual concert series, and will also aid tion of oiis, graphics, drawings and sculp­ try” (1961). Elvis Presley, (1947). Marshall Thompson, spy behind the Iron Curtain in CBS-TV’s Friday night barbershop quartets and a chorus from l U ture which will be shown through July. Hope Lange Tuesday Weld. George Tobias. movie, “Don’t Drink the Water,” at 8 p.m . on Channel 3. SPEBSQSA’s Northeast District who have • Michael Moody, violist with the Hart­ 11:30 (5) "They Drive By 4:00 (2) "Blackmail’’ qualified to participate in the society’s in­ ford Symphony, will present a half-hour Night” (1940). Humphrey (1939). Edward G. Robinson, Bogart, Ida Luplno. Ruth Hussey. ternational singing competition this r \ j program Wednesday at 12:05 p.m. at 6:00 (5) "The Face of Fu 1:00 (9) “The Nylon Noose” summer in San Francisco. Tickets will be V- Trinity Episcopal Church, 120 Sigourney Manchu” (1965). Cliristopher Tuesday Sports on TV St., Hartford. Beverage will be provided (1963). Richard Goodman, Lee, Nigel Green. Friday sold at the door. Olga Summerfield. I after the program for those who bring 8:00 (9) “Isadora” (1969). 1:00 (5) “In Old Chicago” Today 10:00 (57) Olympiad. ; u .1:15 ( ) "The Last Time I (1938). Alice Faye, T y iW 1:00 (5) "Give My Regards 8 Vanessa Redgrave, James 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. Theatre 3 their lunch. The event is free. Saw Archie” (1961). Jack Power,. to Broadway” (1948). Dan 1:00 ( 22) Wrestling. Ray Gardiner of Bolton is appearing as Senex in “A Funny Thing • Eight soloists from the Royal Danish Fox, Jason Robards. Dailey, Nancy Guild. 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. "A Funny Thing Happened on The Way Webb, Robert Mitchum, 11:00 (9) "Beau James" 1:00 (9) "Mfghty Joe Happened on The Way To The Forum” at Theatre 3, Manchester Com­ Baliet open the first week of the 44th Martha Hyer. Young” (1949). Terry Moore, 1:00 (9) "Rogue’s Cubs. Monday To The Forum’’ plays tonight and Sunday season at Jacob’s Piilow in Becket, Mass., (1957). Bob Hope, Vera MUes, Regiment” (1948). Dick 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox at 8:30 p.m. at Manchester Community munity College on Bidwell St. Gardiner has appeared with the Little 1:20 (2) “The Corsican Paul Douglas. Robert Armstrong. 8:30 ( 8-40) Baseball: To be near Lee, Tuesday through July 3. For Brothers” Douglas Fair­ 4:00 (9) “Jig Saw” (1968). Powell, Marta Toren. vs. Tigers. announced. College Auditorium on Bidwell St. The Theatre of Rochester, The Glastonbury Players, and the Podium 11:30 (30) "The King and reservations, call 413-243-0745. banks, Jr., Ruth Warrick. Harry Guardino, Bradford 4:00 (9) "Timbuktu” (1959). 2:15 ( 20-30) Baseball: Red show is presented by Theatre 3 and stars the Chorus Girl" (1937). Fer­ Victor Mature, Yvonne de Players. He is principal of Bowers Elementary School in Manchester. • The American Dance Festival in New 3:00 (8) “Trapeze” (1956). Dillman, Hope Lange. Sox vs. Tigers. John Spalla and Jayne Newirth, Paul Nor­ nand Gravet, Joan Blondell. Carlo. 4:30 (9) Greatest Sports Tuesday Performances are tonight and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. For reservations, London begins Monday at 8 p.m. with Bill Burt Lancaster, Gina 11:30 (40) "Let No Man 8:00 (20-22-30) "1776” ton and Raymond Gardner. 8:00 (3) "Don’t Drink the Legends. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Evans. Other performances are as Lollobrlgida, Tony Curtis. Write My EpiUph” (1960). (1969). William Daniels, Ken Beginning Thursday, "One Flew Over call 649-1061 or 646-4900, extension 371. Tickets also at the door. Water” (1969). Jackie 5:00 (3) GoK: Western Cardinals. follows: Tuesday, Annabelle Gamson; 3:35 (2) "The Nutty Shelley Winters, Burl Ives, Howard, Howard da Silva. The Cuckoo's Nest” plays through July 4 Professor” (1963). Jerry 11:30 (5) “Damn Yankees” Gleason, Eistelle Parsons, Ted Open, Friday and July 3, Pauline Koner Dance James Darren. and July 8 through 11. Breck Wall’s musical comedy revue, Lewis. Stella Stevens. (1958). Tab Hunter, Gwen Bessell. 5:00 ( 8-40) Wide World of followed by Raquel Welch July 5 through Consort. For reservations, call 442-9131. 1:20 (2) "Flight to Tangier” 9:00 (8-40) "The Wednesday "Bottoms Up 76!” 4:50 (8) “Inherit the Wind” Verdon. Sports. 10. For reservations, call 413-732-1105. (1953). Joan Fontaine, Jack Emigrants” (1971). Max von 5:00 (20-30) Tennis: 6:30 (18) Champions. Shakespeare theater At Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East (1960). Spencer Tracy, Palance. 11:30 (9) "Ride the Pink • At Nutmeg Sununer Playhouse, “A Horse” Robert Montgomery, Sydow, Liv UUman. Wimbledon highlights. Windsor, Maxene Anderson of The Ander­ LTM auditions Fredric March. 4:10 (2) “Mark of the Arthur Miller’s "The •Crucible” and Thousand Gowns” concludes the season Wanda Hendrix. 11:30 (3) "The Glass 6:00 (9) Racing from Bel­ Thursday Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” are son Sisters stars in the musical “Call Me opener tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Harriet The Little Theatre of Manchester will Phoenix” (1957). Sheldon Menagerie” (1950). Kirk mont Park. have auditions for actors only for their Sunday Lawrence, Julie Arnall. 1:30 (2) "Denver and the playing in repertory at the American Madam” through Aug. IS. S. Jorgensen Theater at University of Rio Grande” Edmond O’ Douglas, Jane Wyman, Athur 11:30 (9) Harness Racing 9:00 (24) Olympiad. Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford. Begin-, Connecticut in Storrs. The musical November production of “Oklahoma!” 7:30 (30) “Air Force” Brien, Sterling Hayden. K e n ^ y . from Roosevelt. ning July 20, "As You Like It” Joins the Summer circuit “Oklahoma!” will play from Tuesday Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the LTM (1943). John Garfield, Gig Monday 3:45 (2) "I U ve My Life” 11:30 (5) "They Died with Midnight (9) Wrestling. Friday Their BooU On” (19tt). Errol schedule. For further information, call • Tonight at Oakdale Musical Theatre in through July 10, with matinees July 3 and rooms at 22 Oak St. No singers or Young, Arthur Kennedy. (1935). Joan Crawford, Brian dancers will be auditioned at this time. 12:00 (5) "Jalopy” (1955). 1:00 (5) "Western Union” Aherne. Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. 8:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. 375-4457. Wallingford, Roberta Peters stars in "A 4 at 2 p.m. Evening performances are 8:15 Sunday Cubs. James Quinn wiii direct. Rehearsals The Bowery Boys. (1941). Robert Young, Ran­ 11:30 (9) “A Man Called Salute to Israel.” On the same bill are The p.m. For reservations, call 429-2912. 8:30 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox Will begin the end of September. 1:00 (3) “Hell Raiders” dolph Scott. Dagger” (1968). Terry Moore, 1:00 (9) Champions. Dinner theaters Barry Sisters and The Ayalons, and Har­ • Berkshire Theatre Festival in 1:00 (9) “City Beneath the Jan Murray. 2:00 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. vs. Brewers. Stockbridge, Mass., has opened its (1968). John Agar, Richard Playing now through July 3 at Chateau mony and Grits. “The New Riders of The Webb, Joan Huntington. Sea” (1953). Robert Ryan, Wednesday 12:40 (8) "A Hole in the Cubs. summer season with “Of Thee I Sing” 2:00 ( 22) Baseball: Red Sox de Ville Dinner Theatre in Elast Windsor is Purple Sage” entertain on Sunday. Mon­ Atheneum plans 1:00 (5) “Foreign Intrigue” Anthony ()uinn. Mala P ow m . Head” (1959). Frank Sinatra, vs. Tigers. day through Saturday, Bobby Vinton and with music and lyrics by George and fra The Wadsworth Atheneum will reinstate (1956) . Robert Mitchum, 4:00 (9) “Houdlni” (1953). 1:00 (5) “Wells Fargo” EUeanor Parker, Edward G. Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. (1037). Joel McCrea, Franros Robinson. 3:30 ( 8-40) Tennis: Laver Bit parts Hank Garcia will be headline enter­ Gershwin. It plays throu{^ July 11. For a full six-day weekly schedule of public Ingrid Tulean. tainers. For reservations, call 265-1501. reservations, call 413-298-5536. 1:00 (20) "El jefe” Alberto 11:30 (5) “The Plailuman” Dee. 1:30 (2) "Appointment with vs. Nastase. hours beginning Tuesday, Sept. 7, the day (1936). Gary Cooper, Jean 1:00 (9) “Hot Rods to Hell" Danger” (1951). Alan Ladd, 3:30 (20-30 ) Tennis: George C. Scott and Angie • At Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton, after Labor Day. Thomas R. Cox Jr., De Mendoza. Spanish. Dickinson will cohost a seg­ 1:00 (30) “The Hard Way” Arthur. (1967). Dana Andrews, Jeanne Phyllis Calvert. Wimbledon highlights. the Manhattan Savoyards will present At Tanglewood president of the museum’s board of 4:30 (3) Golf: Western ment of “The First Fifty Q A i e c W i (1942). Ida Luplno, Joan 11:30 (9) "The Secret Crain. 2:45 (8) "None But the Gilbert & Sullivan’s “Pirates of Pen­ Years," NBC-TV’s Salute to Weekend, an entertainment and televi- ' The Boston Symphony Orchestra trustees, said the decision was made after Ways” (1961). Richard Wid- 4:00 (9) “River f Mystery” Lonely Heart” (1944). Cary Open. Leslie, Dennis Morgan. itself. sion supplement, is published each Satur­ zance” July 5 through 10. For reser­ cuhninates a program of of special events careful consideration of the public in­ marfc, Sonja Ziemann, Senta (1969). Vic Morrow, Claude Grant, Ethel Barrymore, 4:30 (9) NFL Cham­ vations, call 767-0967. 2:00 (8) “Crawlspace” Jodie Foster will costar day by The Manchester Evening Herald, Sunday at 8:30 p.m. with Seiji Ozawa con­ terest as well as bidgetary needs. (1972). Berger. Akins. Barry Fitzgerald. pionships. 8:00 (0) "Journey to the Far 3:45 (2) “Fancy Pants” 5:00 ( 8-40) Olympic Trials: with Helen Hayes and David Herald Square. Manchester. Conn. 06040. J • At Storrowton Theatre in West ducting the orchestra with piano soloist Cox said the board is optimistic about 2:30 (3) "Bank Vault 713” 1:30 (2) "Another Time, Side of the Son” (1969). Roy (1950). Bob Hope, Lucille Boxing. Niven in D is n e y ’s Deadline for Forum of the Arts: Eight Springfield, Mass., Paul Lynde stars in his Andre Watts in MacDowell’s Piano the future course of the Atheneum, and (1957) . Hardy Kruger, Martin Another Place” (1968). Lana Turner, Barry Sullivan. Thinnes, Lynn Loring. Ball. 5:00 (9) NASL Soccer: "Candleshoe.” days before publication. Advertising , own show tonight and Sunday. Monday Concerto No. 2 and Gershwin’s Rhapsody the museum will start a new fiscal year Held. 11:30 (5) "Wake Island” 4:45 (8) “The Big Sleep” Ck)smos vs. Diplomats. Cameron Mitchell has been ^deadline: Five days before publication. through July 3, Carol Lawrence is in Blue. ^ 3:00 (5) “Golden Earrings” 3:56 (2) “Hills of Home” July 1 with a balanced budget for the first (19tt). Robert Preston, Brian (1946). Humphrey Bogart, 9:00 (8-40) Olympic Trials: added to the cast of "Viva featured in “Funny Girl.” She will be (1947). Ray MUland, Marlene (1948). Edmund Gwenn, Ozawa will perform at Tanglewood in time in six years. Donald C r^ , Janet Leigh. Donlevy. Lauren Bacall. Track and field. Knievel.” Dietrich. P m « - W E E K E N D - June M. 1W6 mm WEEKEND -• May June 26,1178 - Page 5 Today, June 26 Daytime programs ------Missloa; Impossible...... 5 Welfare Reform ..... 24 11:18 Monday — Mday i « 0 One Step Beyond ...... S 3HM Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 Let’s Make a Deal...... 40 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 643-5135 24 NOm TOWRK { Formby’s Workshop...... 8 R a c in g ...... 9 Evening at Symphony.... 57 Movie . . . r ...... 40 The S aint...... 5 OHM Not for Women Only...... 22 ChUdrcn’s Film FetUval .. 3 1240 L assie...... 9 Use It In Good Health . . . 18 Living Faith ...... 18 3M0 1 li28 Public Service Mary Hartman...... 30 M o v ie t...... M 3 M Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 PTL G u b ...... 18 I Speeking F reely ...... 24 W e ^ in R eview ...... 24 D o c ...... 3 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Programming...... 3 Flintstones...... 40 Dkk Van Dyke...... 30 M o v ie ...... 2 All My (3Uldren...... 440 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 B a ron ...... 40 Open D o o r...... 57 Special; The President.... 5 / i w o R i W rciUing...... 32 N ew s...... 2240 4M0 0:30 10HM Lilias, Yoga ft Y o u ...... 57 Good Heavens...... 8-40 Journey to Adventure...... 9 »»7 ! LUaa, Yoga and Y o u ...... 3t 3M0 6£80 11:30 M o v ie ...... 8 Public Service Price Is Right ...... 3 Take My A dvice...... 242430 4 4 0 Vegetable Soap...... 30 M ov ies...... M N ew s...... 3430-2240 OHM M o v ie s...... 34 Programming...... 3-54 That G ir l...... 5 8:48 1HH) B ew itched...... 3 Garner Ted Armstrong... 40 M o v ie ...... 9 Mary l^ler Moore...... 3 Victor Sports Awards...... 8 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 315 CINTZR $T„ MANCHI5TIR, CONN.* Mmmm 643-5135 4HM Give Us This D a y ...... 2 7HM Survival Kit...... 24-57 Match G a m e...... 3 Lost in Space ...... 5 1:30 World Team Tennis...... 18 Father 0 Father ...... 440 R a c in g ...... 9 N ew s...... 3 Romper R oom ...... 9 M o v ie s...... 54 Brady Bunch...... 422 Make It Real ...... 8 Sesame St...... 2447 7HM M o v ie s...... 2424244457 Underdog...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes 11M8 Ryan’s Hope ...... 8-40 M o v ie ...... 9 Call of the W est...... 20 Secret Agent...... 40 Agroosky ft Company...... 3 3:90 Saturday Night...... 243240 Girtoon Carnival...... 8 ...... 242240 FOR PROFESSIONAL OUALin Bit parts lOiow Your W o rld ...... 20 S om erset...... 20 M ow ie...... '. . . 5 Bob Newhart...... 3 Sesame St...... 24 WaU St. W eek...... 24 4:30 T o d a y ...... 2 2-3 0 S om erset...... 22-30 N ew s...... 422 MMnigM "One Flew Over the Leave It to Beaver...... 40 Sesame St...... 24 CONTROLLEO AUTO RODY REPAIRS Black Perspective...... 30 Greatest Sports Legend* • ■ 8 Jerry Falwell...... 18 (food Morning America .. 40 Lawrence Welk...... 18 W restling...... 9 Cuckoo's Nest” has grossed 10- 4 0 14 0 Lucy Show ...... 30 on all makat... GUIigan’i Island...... 40 To be announced ...... 23 10HM 7:30 Ask Congress ...... 20 1:18 more than |I00 m illion , Andy Griffith ...... 5 As the World Turns...... 3 Mike D ou glas...... 40 2dM 8HM Dinah Shore ...... 3 Bugs Bunny...... 5 Firing Line ...... 2447 M o v ie ...... 8 placing the Academy Award High R o lle rs...... 2422-30 Rhyme and R eason ...... 440 Mister Rogers...... 24 Soul T ra in ...... 3 GoU ...... 3 N ew s...... 5 (fo^ Morning America ... 8 LOAN and RENTAL CARS Hee H a w ...... 30 winner among the all-time I Love Lucy ...... 40 Days of Our Lives .. .2422-30 M eta...... 5 Big VaUey...... 5 Bert D’ A ngelo...,...... 4 M 1:10 N ew s...... 9 4 4 0 Bonansa...... 40 box office champions. 11HM 2 4 0 I Available by Appointment... Space: 1009 ...... 8 Wide World of Sports ...8 4 0 Uk20 N ew s...... 2 8.HM Dinah ...... 3 7M0 Jean Peters, second wife of G am bit...... 3 320,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Grandstand...... 20-30 U. F .0...... 0 Flying Circus ...... 24 1:20 Captain K an garoo...... 3 Mike D ouglas...... 8 Land of the T h re e ...... 3 the late Howard Hughes, B ew itched...... 5 2:30 B aseball...... 22 American Angler...... 18 Soundstage...... 57 M o v ie ...... 2 Flintstones...... 5 F ilm ...... 20 Connecticut Woman 76 ... 8 returns to movies for a Let’s Make a Deal...... 8 Guiding L ig h t...... 3 Great Performances...... 24 Star T rek ...... 22 10:30 1:28 Public Service Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 STM OZMEK, Manacer Champions...... 40 Nashville on the Road ... 20 costarring role in "The Straight T alk...... 9 Break the B a n k ...... 8-40 Mister Rogers...... 24 Black N ew s...... 5 Bold Ones ...... 30 Programming...... 9 Mod Squad...... 30 301-31S CENTER: S T, M M ^ -ITER American Life Style ...... 22 Moneychangers" for Wheel of Fortune____2 4 2 ^ Religious program ...... 18 2:10 N ova...... 57 Department S ...... 9 T o d a y ...... 20 Sesame St...... 57 OHM 1:30 Paramount. Electric Co...... 2447 D octors...... 242430 Baseball...... 20-30 8:30 PTL G u b ...... 18 4:48 The Jeffersons...... 3 Biography ...... 3 8:30 Edge of Night...... 40 2:30 Human Dimension...... 18 Producer Walter MIrisch 2:85 PTL G u b ...... 20 Good Heavens...... 8-40 11HM 1:39 R in T in T in ...... 5 11- 4 0 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 was re-elected president of N ew s...... 5 Walk a Country M ile...... 24 N ew s...... 3440 Rock Concert...... 5 Joe Franklin...... 9 5:00 Tuesday, June 29 M o v ie ...... 9 Love of Life ...... 3 Take K e r r ...... 9 OHM OHM Hitchcock Presents...... 5 the Motion Picture, Academy Brady Bunch...... 5 700 G u b ...... 18 2:29 9HM Midday L ive ...... 5 3.-00 8 4 0 M ovie...... 3 N ew s...... 3-22 recently. Big V alley ...... 22 Survival Kit...... 24-57 Ehnergency ...... 20-21-30 Risk of Marriage ...... 30 New England Journal...... 3 Happy D ays...... 440 All in the Fam ily...... 3 N ews...... 3-422-30 940 Richard Burton will narrate Dennis the M e n a ce ...... 5 Hollywood Squares . .2422-30 Mister Rogers...... 57 G sp er and Friends...... 5 Bewitched ...... 5 MASH...... 3 3HM a rock album version of H. G. Phil Donahue ...... 8 Carrascolendas...... 24 (foneral Hospital ...... 8-40 5:30 It Takes a T hief...... 9 S.W.A.T...... 440 M o v ie ...... 8 Wells’ "War of the Worlds.” Kitty T oday...... 22 Sesame St...... 57 Sunday, June 27 Lucy Show ...... 9 Flintstones...... 5 Real McOjys...... 18 3.000,000 Year G u e ...... 24 Not for Women O nly..... 30 Noon Living Word ...... 18 L assie...... 18 Zoom ...... 24-57 Music From A spen...... 57 OHM Latino...... 40 World of Disney...... 242240 Strum’n D rum m ers...... 40 Another World ...... 242430 G unsm oke...... 40 2:30 N ew s...... 3-8-9 Electric G ...... 24-57 9:30 Christopher Qoseup ...... 3 Sesame St...... 57 Sing America Sing...... 24 9:30 M o v ie ...... 3 Magnificent Marble 3:30 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 6:30 One Day At a Tim e...... 3 Victory Garden...... 57 Green A cres ...... 5 6:30 10:30 Hour of P o w e r ...... 18 ISUZU TO YOU, TOO! Machine ...... 2422-30 Mickey Mouse C lub...... 45 N ew s...... 40 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Christian Living...... IB Camera Three ...... 3 Look Up and L iv e ...... 3 7:30 N ews...... 42422-30 Wild Wild West ...... 40 1040 Rev. Cleophus Robinson . . . 5 Groovie Goolies...... 8 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Greatest Sports Legends . 18 3HI0 Switch...... 3 Point of V ie w ...... 9 Erica ...... 24 7HM M o v ie ...... 5 OHM News...... 5 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Monday, June 28 Children With Insight ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 Bolshoi B allet...... 3 Rookies ...... 8-40 Special N eed s...... 57 W on^r W indow...... 5 10:46 President's M en ...... 30 Lawrence Welk...... 5 6:00 Adam 12...... 5 Joe F orrester...... 2422-30 M ov ies...... 5-9 PTL G u b ...... 18 ' This is the Life ...... Sing America Sing...... 24-57 8 Jewish L ife ...... 30 Dance For Camera...... 57 Six Million Doilar Man .. 8-40 N ew s...... 3-422-30 Last of the W ild...... 8 Geraldo Rivera...... 8-40 740 Dance For C am era___24-57 Lucy Show...... 22 M o v ie ...... 9 B ew itched...... 5 9-40 N ews...... 422-40 11HM 3:30 Connecticut Report...... 18 Johnny G rson ...... 2422-30 10:30 Ring Around the World .. 30 Faith For Today ...... 18 It Takes a T h ief...... 9 Maude...... 3 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Getting Down to Business . 3 Tennis...... 0-40 Friends of Man ...... 20 MacNeil Report...... 57 Kiner’s K om er...... 9 Ellery Queen...... 242430 Real M cCoys...... 18 G ncentration...... 8 7:30 Flintstones...... 5 PTL G u b ...... 18 Hollywood Squares ____ 2430 New York Report ...... 9 12:30 W oman...... 24-57 N o v a ...... 24-57 Ironside ...... 9 Arthur & Com pany...... 3 These Are the Days ____8-40 Wimbledon T ennis...... 2040 Zoom ...... 24-57 MacNeil Report...... 24 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 Pep Goes the (fountry___ 18 11.40 Yogi Bear ...... 5 R ei Humbard...... 9 Auto Test '76...... 24 8:30 G unsm oke...... 40 Polka ...... 40 1040 To be announced ...... 20 News...... 3-422-24-30-40 Worship For Shut-Ins...... 8 Greatest Sports Legends . 22 Shadow C atch er...... 57 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 8:30 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Medical G n te r ...... 3 140 Christophers...... 0 Carrascolendas...... 30 T om orrow ...... 2422-30 Joyce Chen ...... 24 Mary Hartman...... 457 4:30 OHM Partridge Family...... 5 OHIO N ew s...... 5 Vegetable Soup...... 22 Sesame St...... 57 To Tell the Truth...... 30 The Lucy Show...... 9 G o lf...... 3 Special; Music Celebration 5 Opel Isuzu 2-door Coupe N ew s...... 42422-30 R hoda...... 3 Jersey Side ...... 9 M ovie...... 30 1:30 7:30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 11:30 N.F.L.Championships...... 9 Olympic Trials...... 8-40 Sports Challenge ...... 18 The G oss Wits ...... 5 PTL G u b ...... 18 Jerry F alw ell...... 40 Let us put that another way.What we at Charter Oak Tourists Are Coming... 2447 Jigsaw John ...... 2422-30 M o v ie ...... 2 Bobbby Vinton ...... 3 11:30 : Face the Nation...... 3 To be announced ...... 22 To be announced ...... 18 Yankee Doodle G Icket.. 8-40 0.HM have lor you la Opal Isuzu. A new small Import from Joe Franklin...... 9 Adam 12...... 5 Ironside ...... 3 Make a W ish...... 8-40 Welfare Reform ...... 57 McMillan ft Wife ... .242240 7H)0 Laughback...... 9 Onedin L ine...... 24 We Believe ...... 3 Sports Challenge ...... 22 Masterpiece Theatre ... 2447 Buick. And you can have one too. If you come In to see 700 G u b ...... 18 Flying Circus ...... 57 Screen T e s t...... 8 Movies ...... 5-8 HM N ew s...... 422-40 Wonderama...... 5 8 us. That's an Isuzu. What we call a World Car. It's basic 1:99 Expressions...... 18 Mystery of the Week .. . 8-40 Adelante...... 30 8:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Rich U ttie ...... 2422-30 10:30 Catholic Service...... Mission: Impossible ...... 5 design Is German, It's built In Japan. And, bisst of all. It’s Jack B enny...... 5 Music C ity...... 20 Johnny G rson ...... 2422-30 8 Noon Oral R oberts...... 18 Concentration...... 8 People ft Politics ...... 24-57 Meet the M ayors...... 9 Olympic Trials...... 8-40 MacNeil R ep ort...... 57 Davey & G oliath...... 8 sold and serviced by Buick, dealers like us. You'll love Iron sid e...... ■...... 9 No Honestly ...... 57 2:30 MacNeil R ep ort...... 24 Face the S ta te...... 3 Soccer...... 9 10HM Word of L ife ...... 22 Its price. You'll love Its spunky engine. S o come In and 8:30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 1240 M ov ie...... 5 This is B aseball...... 20 Second Look Eira...... 3 Journey to Adventure____ 18 1140 Sesame St...... 57 see us for Isuzu. And Isuzu to you, too. By the way, be To be announced ...... :. 20 Phyllis ...... 3 348 Room 222 ...... 40 Name of the G a m e...... 3 Genesis 1882 ...... 8 Conquest of the S ea...... 22 N ew s...... 5 N ew s...... 4422-24-30-40 0:30 sure to take that personally. Antiques...... 24 Merv Griffin ...... 5 Pat G llin s...... 2 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 140 Hour of P o w e r...... 9 Three Stooges...... 30 Living F a ith ...... 18 Mary Hartman...... 5-57 My Neighbor's Religion . . . 3 Treehouse G u b ...... 20 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Baseball...... 8-40 840 Tomorrow ...... 2422-30 College For Canines...... 57 Good Old D a y s...... 24 Large selemion In stock. Ready for Immediate The Lucy Show...... 9 3:55 Insight ...... 8 Mark Russell ...... 2447 I’ve Got a S ecret...... 3 Formby's Workshop...... 22 Olym piad...... 57 Black Perspective...... 57 Dick Van D yke...... 20 M o v ie ...... 2 1:30 Day of Discovery...... 9 8:30 delivery. Special: Anatomy of What About Woman ...... 30 7 4 0 8HM) ) 1140 8:48 M ovie...... 2 Oral Roberts...... 2i Teach-In...... 18 10:30 the N e w s...... 5 D irections...... 40 Price is Right...... 3 All in the Fam ily...... 3 Iron sid e...... 3 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Joe Franklin...... 9 Sacred Heart...... 40 NFL A ction...... 20 ' Sports Extra ...... 5 Happy Days...... 8-40 Filing Line ...... 57 CHARnR OAK BUICK 1 4 0 W Victory Garden...... 24 N.Y.P.D...... 9 l8enMf9pMft6«lcli) M e U ...... 9 0:48 12:90 Jack Benny...... 5 Patsy Awards...... 30 N ew s...... 34224440 •I OMIStKHU(HfTa(apaN8fai.)«4MSII 700 G u b ...... 18 Davey & G oliath...... 40 Bill C o sb y ...... 3 l»a 01 »H 4le ft BeaW 15. Mssi «e ftgwev. M Weik Mundo R eal...... 57 Gabe Pressman...... 5 ...... >tew CeWe» • M i 8 Miw OewMewe Nvi4«*d M o v ie...... 242430 349 3HM Dialogue...... 8 jot • lo wjwMnaamMsssMaaMsamMeM CPTV plans Bicentennial shows OHM M o v ie ...... 9 Burglar-Proofing...... 24-57 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Barrio...... 3 Meet the P ress...... 20-2^30 N ew s...... 422 PTL G u b ...... 1420 Several programs with a Bicenten­ America” on July 3, CPTV will pre­ Fiedler welcomes ballet star Edward 8:30 3:18 New D a y ...... 8 1HM M o v ie ...... 5 Kup's S h ow ...... 57 nial flavor have been scheduled for sent "Live from Wolf Trap,” a con­ Villella in a series of "American Good Tim es...... 3 Pat G llin s...... 2 Oral Roberts...... 9 M ov ies...... 34-2040 Concentration...... 8 1 1 M Merv G riffin...... 5 3:49 Day of Discovery...... 22 Connecticut: S e e n ...... 8 the Fourth of July Weekend on the cert performance by Andre Vignettes.” Human Dimension...... 10 Name of the G a m e ...... 3 Laveme ft Shirley...... 440 M ovie...... 2 Christopher Goseup ...... 40 Champions...... 9 Connecticut Public Television Kostalanetz and the National An American hero is profiled at 10 Sculpture in the O pen___ 24 David Susskind...... 5 Television channels Sesame St...... 57 Voice of Faith ...... 18 network. Symphony Orchestra with Yehudi p.m. on Sunday in "A Look at Lon­ Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 S.W.A.T...... 8 FRalurlng Tht 1:18 This is Baseball...... 22 ? ...... Programs seen on Channel The specials begin with "Goodby Menuhin. don.” Richard Blake portrays the Room 222 ...... 40 M o v ie s...... 3440 WorM’a LargM l Davey !■ G oliath...... 8 Conversations W ith ...... 40 Burglar-Proofing...... 57 ...... are also seen on Channel America” on Saturday, July 3, at 9 'The music of American composers 16th President in a one-man show. 11:40 SRfoction Of t-JO Moyer’s Journal...... 57 5 ...... WNEW, New York 55, Norwich. p.m. The documentary special, a co­ is spotlighted on Sunday, July 4, at After "A Look at Lincoln” at 10:50 Star T re k ...... 22 ICR Craam Congressional R ep ort...... 3 1M0 N ew s...... 34242240 ? ...... Subscribers to Greater production of the BBC and WNET of 3:30 p.m. on "America, America, p.m., CPTV will broadcast "Eagle." IdO CSuperman...... 40 when debate centered on whether the music of Stephen Foster, Aaron deck of the Coast Guard training Let Us Celebrate...... 30 Newsm akers...... 2 ...... < and WGBY (57) on Cable Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes M ov ie...... 8 World Press ...... 57 British should make war or peace Copland, John Phillip Sousa and vessel "Eagle” in New London. The Gospel S ervice...... 40 Mets ...... 9 3:40 ••• channel 7. WCBS (2) will be 7HM with the rebellious American several other American composers concert will include such famous Open All Year 10HM Day of Discovery...... 18 Public Hearings...... 2 M HarUord received on Cable Channel 9 Sixty M intues...... 3 colonists. Robert MacNeil is the host in this 94minute musical special. Sousa marches as "The Liberty Eye On W om an...... 3 Baseball...... 22 ...... Springfield when WOR (9) is not on the 1227 Bumaida Ava. 828-6751 JaneGoodall...... 8-40 5 7 ...... WGBY. Springfield air. of the program, which will be Following “ Nova’* at 8 p .m ., Bell,” "E l Capitan,” and "The Stars Powdar Mill Shopping Contor Eaal Hartford Hot P od g e...... 8 Flintstones...... 40 It Takes a T hief...... 9 8:28 repeated Sunday, July 4, at 5 p.m . “ Evening at Pops” begins it’s and Stripes Forever.” "Eagle" is a Across from Marco Polo Restaurant Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 Musk From Aspen ...... 57 Singing Jubilee...... 16 Give Us This D ay ...... 2 Immediately following "Goodby seventh season on CPTV. Arthur production of CPTV Paw 6 - WEEKEND - Jiuie M, 1876 'iro- -.1 i WEEKEND - June 26, 1976 - Page 7 Wednesday, June 30 Saturday,

Room 222 ...... 40 IIKM 6:00 News...... 3+2^24-^040 TV plans big birthday party News...... 3♦2^30 Martin Agronsky...... 57 July 3 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 Bewitched...... S SdM The Lucy Show...... 9 840 NEW YORK .(UPI) - The three It Takes a Thief...... t THE 1976 VIRGINMM Jacksons...... 3 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Ag-USA...... 3 Ask Kleiner television networks will be singing Real McCoys...... 18 Cross W its...... 5 Patterns for Living...... 5 “Happy Birthday” to the United Zoom...... 24-57 Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 11:30 ! imwHfiMT 8:45 By Dick Kleiner States of America on July 4 as they Gunsmoke ...... 40 M ovie...... 9 Ironside...... 3 New D a y ...... 8 train their cameras on sailboats in 6:30 700 a u b ...... 18 M ovies...... 5+9-40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 New York, rodeos and “powwows” Partridge Family...... 5 Little House 74 0 MacNeil R eport...... 57 DEAR DICK: I heard that J ^ Denver left his wife for News...... 8-20-22-30 on the Prairie...20-22-30 Eye oh Women...... 3 in the west and a Chicano festival in 12:30 Underdog...... 5 Olivia Newton-John. I always thoaght be was a sweet little Los Angeles. Champions...... 18 Live From Lincoln___24-57 country boy, and I caa’t really picture him doing anything like Name of the G am e...... S Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Book B e at...... 24-57 8:30 that. 1s it true? - J.H., Redlands, Calif. All three networks will be turning Lucy Show...... 22 7:00 Kelly Monteith...... 3 IKK) It’s not true. I saw John and his Annie in town in Los Angeles over a lot of airtime to their news Consbltation ...... 30 News...... 3-22-40 Merv G riffin...... 5 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 just last week. But what makes you think “sweet little country departments. 7:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 >.■00 1:25 boys” never leave their wives for other women? CBS runs from S a.m. to midnight Concentration...... 8 Cannon...... 3 Jack Benny...... 5 Ranger Station...... 3 with Walter Cronkite at the helm of Ironside ...... 9 B aretta...... : ...... 8-40 1:30 featuring: Dennis the M enace...... 5 DEAR DICK: I would like you to settle a bet. Were Jean an all-day and half the night program To be announced ...... 20 Stars & Stripes.....20-22-30 M ovie...... 2 News...... 9 Harlow and Clark Gable ever married? I say they were, back called “In Celebration of US.” I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 in the ’36s or late ’28s. Also was she killed in an accident or Antiques...... 24 0:30 Joe Franklin...... 9 AM/FM 8-lrack Starao with 4 NBC will run an 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. To Tell the Truth...... 30 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 not? — Ruby Robb, Kansas City, Kan. The Rock...... 18 2.-00 •paakart, high back awival buckat extravaganza called “The Glorious Victory Garden...... 57 Mata, 12-voH raoapiacia lor TV, alovo, 840 No, Jean was not one of Clark’s five wives — Josephine, lOKW Hitchcock Presents . . . ___ 5 Rjiea, Carole, Sylvia and Kay. There were many rumors about Fourth,” to be followed after an hour 7:30 etc., color coordinatad curtains, color Big Blue Marble ...... 3 Blue Knight...... 3 3:25 them, but they never actually married. Jean Harlow died in of local access tim e by three hours of Name That T une...... 3 Flintstones...... 5 N0 WS s Pat Collins...... 2 eoordinalod colling panel, galloy 1937 of an illness, not an accident. Hong Kong P hooey...... 8-40 prime time entertainment, topped Adam 12...... 5 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 kitchen w/sbik, water pump and tank, • •• $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 3:55 taMo with chroma padaatei, buHt-bi Newark & R eality...... 9 off by a final Bicentennial news hour PTL Club...... 18 M ovie...... 2 DEAR DICK; Could you tell me if Henry Winkler played or Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 storage areas, shag carpatad walls, Emergency ...... 20-22-30 just auditioned for a part in "Westside Story.” Alio, is his 10-11 p.m. Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 10:30 5:45 floors, and doors, angled country 8:30 ABC will take a different route. Gamer Ted Armstrong___ 9 brother playing a part on a TV show, possibly Welcome Back J MacNeil R eport...... 24 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 cabinet bar w/Ica box, horseshoe Ranger S tation...... 3 Kotter.-— MARY PRIMM, Morgantown, W. Va. Just as it departs from its brethren dinalta, w/cushkms convarts to a dou- Brady Bunch...... 5 Henry says he neither played in nor auditioned for a part in by not providing gavel-to-gavel i t Mo bod, throe Interior lampa, magaxino Tom and J e r r y ...... 8-40 “Westside Story.” And he has no brothers. • •• coverage of the presidential Thursday, July 1 rack and bottia storage rack. Connecticut R ep o rt...... 9 nominating conventions, so it will Josie & Pussycats .. .20-22-30 DEAR DICK; Will Elton John ever have his own television Max Von Sydow and Liv Ullman star in "The New Land,' ABC- 11:15 show? If not, why not? Also, will Lee Majors and Lindsay provide more limited — but it hopes 9:00 6:00 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Wagner ever get married on either The Six Million Dollar Man rewarding — coverage of the TV’s Bicentennial movie July 4 at 8 p.m. News...... 3+22-30 6:00 News...... 22-30 Manchester Honda i Bullwinkle...... 3 or The Bionic Woman? - DARYL O'KEEFE, New Glasgow, Bicentennial Fourth of July. probably will cover will be a folk Birthday America.” a pageant whose Bewitched ...... 5 TTie Waltons ...... 3 11:30 24 Adams St. 646-2789 I Partridge Family...... 5 N.S., Can. ABC will come on with three one- Wanted Dead or Alive ____9 festival in Washington, D.C., and a cast includes 6,000 students and It Takes a Thief...... 9 Cross W its...... 5 Ironside ...... 3 John may have a special from time to time, but probably not hour segments of Bicentennial Real McCoys...... 18 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 showboat setting sail from St. Louis, assorted celebrities from two Welcome, Back Hotter .. 8-40 M ovies...... 5-9 his own TV show. He would take a big loss, financially, if he program m ing on the p art of the news Zoom...... 24-57 Electric Co...... 24 got himself tied down to a TV show — there’s much more Mo. astronauts to Evel Knievel. M ovie...... 9 Mannix...... 8-40 department — one in tne morning, a Gunsmoke ...... 40 700 C lub...... 18 9:30 money in concerts. No plans, at the moment, for a marriage On a network-by-network basis, Then comes a 90-minute Bob Hope MacNeil R eport...... 57 second in the afternoon, and finally a 6:30 Gorilla ...... 20-22-30 Scooby-Doo ...... 3 between the Bionic People. It’s not impossible, in the future, here’s what to expect, starting with salute to the Bicentennial, with 11:45 wrap-up from 10-11 p.m. Partridge Family...... 5 To be announced ...... 24 Bewitched ...... 5 but there’s no need for it now. the longest Bicentennial day, the one .special guests Sammy Davis Jr., Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 • •• It also will show three hours of News...... 8-20-22-30 American Polonaise ...... 57 Gilligan ...... 8-40 at CBS: 12:30 DEAR DICK; How about some information about that Debbie Reynolds, and Donnie and Wally's Workshop ...... 18 6:30 M ovie...... 9 special entertainment programing Name of the G am e...... 3 sweet banjo pickin' gal on Hee Haw, Bonnie Stokland. — Charles Kuralt. who does those Marie Osmond, to be followed by a Tin U dy ...... 24 Merv G riffin...... 5 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 during the'7 - 1 0 p.m. segment. 12:40 Case of the Missing Mummy PETER VOLLOTTON, AugusU, Ga. splendid “On The Road" reports (or final hour wrapup of the Bicentennial Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Barney M iller...... 8-40 Mister Rogers...... 24 i^ui mg me aay all three networks Magician ...... 8-40 A modem anthropological mystery story, “The Case of You mean Roni Stoneman, I imagine. She’s the 15th of 23 the network, will be handling the celebration. 7:00 9:00 10:00 children in the famous (in country music circles) Stoneman will be covering som e of the m ore ob­ 1:15 report on Operation Sail. News...... 3-22-40 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 the Missing Mummy,” will be seen July 11 at 7 p.m. on Shazam...... 3 Family. She’s been on Hee Haw five years now. She's married vious Bicentennial events, including ABC has a special problem, Joe Franklin...... 9 Hughes Rudd and Sylvia Chase will Andy Griffith ...... 5 M ovies...... 8-20-22-30-40 the Connecticut Public Television network. Monkees...... 5 and has seven children — five of her own, two were her the more than 200 sailing ships that because it is trying to combine high Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 be on and off during the day with an Concentration...... 8 Olympiad...... 24 Ju st 3,500 years ago, the Egyptian courtier Yuya was Super Friends...... 8-40 husband’s. will swing into New York harbor, the spot live coverage with packaged 1:30 • •• “Almanac" of American history. Ironside ...... 9 0:30 placed in his golden coffin, waiting to be reborn in the Land of the Lost . . . .20-22-30 festivities at the Washington, D.C., material in three hour-long Nashville on the Road ... 18 M ovie...... 2 DEIAR DICK; In the early '30s, Clara Bow made a movie Charles Osgood will meet a wagon Manna...... 18 afterworld. But now, Yuya has become vital evidence in Sesame St...... 24 Mall, the ringing of the Liberty Bell segments, Sounding Board ...... 20 2:15 about circus life. I believe RIebard Cromwell was also in it. train that has worked its way through 10:00 a curious and very modem detective story. 10:30 in Philadelphia and President Ford’s "The final segment definitely will Black Perspective...... 24-57 Jack Benny...... 5 M ovie...... 5 Would you be able to give me Ibe name of said movie? — MRS. all 50 states when it arrives at Valley Bamaby Jones...... 3 Using the advanced post-mortem techniques developed A.A., East Detroit, Mich. address there, the landing of the be from 10-11 p.m ," said Arthur To Tell the Truth...... 30 2:55 Run Joe Run...... 20-22-30 Forge, Pa., to stage its own musical. News...... 5 to help police solve murders. Professor Ronald Harrison That was “Hoopla," which dates from 1933. Viking spacecraft on Mars. Holch, executive producer of 'ABC 7:30 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 • •• Alistair Cooke anchoring a British Billy G raham ...... 9 of Liverpool University hopes to establish new facts 1140 Other events all three networks News Goes To The Great American Lottery...... 3 PTL Club...... 18 3:30 Space Nuts ...... 3 celebration of America’s Bicenten­ Adam 12...... 5 about the Pharaohs who ruled Egypt in 1400 B.C. Most of DEAR DICK; Please tell me if the person who played Birthday Party.’ Moyer’s Journal...... 24-57 Pat Collins...... 2 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 “ Bob” in the movie, “ Come To the Stable,” with Loretta nial. Candid Camera...... 8 all he hopes that Yuya will help answer a simple but "That’s the only segment in which M ovie...... 9 Young Is the same actor who now plays the role of Jim Other events to be covered include This is Baseball...... 22 11KK) 4:00 baffling question: “Who was Tutankhamun’s mother? we can be sure of the time. In the M ovie...... 2 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 Matthews on the TV series. Another World? I say yes, but my a tribute to Louis Armstrong from MacNeil R eport...... 24 News...... 3-8-24-40 The documentary records what happens when Yuya’s first hour — the morning hour — Mary H artm an...... 5-57 5:35 Electric Co...... 24 family' is not convinced. Who is right? — T11ILDE H. New Orleans, where he was born on WHNTV Special EdiUon.. 30 mummy case is lifted off in search of an answer to that BONEFAS, Hagerstown, Md. somewhere in the middle we want to The Lucy Show...... 9 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 11:30 July 4: an Indian powwow in Dragnet ...... 40 question. You’re right, as usual. The cast list for the '49 film, “Come pick up President Ford live making Ghost B usters...... 3 Carnegie, Okla.. and an ecumenical To the Stable,” lists the part of Robert Mason played by Hugh his remarks in front of Independence OddBall Couple...... 840 religious service. “One Nation Under Marlowe, and Marlowe plays Matthews on Another World. Hall in Philadelphia. We think we’ll Westwind...... 20-22-30 God,” live, from Miami. Friday, July 2 be on the air from 11-noon, but it Mister Rogers...... 24 NBC News plans on reaching more Noon DEAR DI(?K; Will you please tell me if the young actress, might be earlier, depending on the 6HH) To Tell the Truth...... 30 6:30 than 50 locations during its "Glorious 1140 ^4 5 Valley of Dinosaurs...... 3 Mackenzie Phillips, who plays the older daughter on the TV beginning of Ford's morning address. News...... 3-8-22-30 Question of L ife...... 57 Merv Griffin...... 5 Fourth” coverage. Aside from those News...... 3+2^2440-40 M ovie...... 8 Soul T ra in ...... 5 program. One Day At a Time, is the same girl who played “In the second hour, we would like to Bewitched ...... 5 7:30 Rockford F ile s ...... 20-22-30 events that all the networks are Maflr H artm an...... 5-57 3:15 Lost Saucer...... 8 Eleanor Roosevelt on the recent show about Eleanor and feature that part of Operation Sail It Takes a Thief...... 9 Match Game P M ...... 3 Baseball...... 22 N.F.L. Action...... 9 Franklin? I have been told she did. She was wonderful, covering, NBC will try to show how Real McCoys...... 18 Pat Collins...... 2 Jetso n s...... 20-22-30 and the International Naval Review Adam 12...... 5 Wall St. Week...... 2 « 7 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 whoever she was.MRS. T. M. GEORGE JR.,Corslcana, Tex. Americans are celebrating together. . Zoom...... 24-57 3 45 TV Garden C lub...... 24 where the senior reviewing officer — Newsmakers...... 8 9:00 11:30 Yes, Mackenzie played Eleanor as a 16 year old in that fine That includes Atlanta's “Salute to Gunsmoke ...... 40 M ovie...... 2 Bowling ...... 40 which we assume will be President ■ To be announced . ; ...... 18 M ovie...... S40 M ovies...... 3-54 TV drama. It was Mackenzie (as Eleanor) who went to school America ” parade, the reading of the 6:30 1240 in England, but it was Jane Alexander who played the Eleanor Ford — will be aboard the USS Fishing...... 20 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Rookies ...... 8-40 4-45 Declaration of Independence in Partridge Family...... 5 Freedom I s ...... 22 M ovie...... 8 Fat A lbert...... 3 who returned. Wainwright. 9:30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 American Bandstand...... 8 Boston”by a descendant of one of the News...... 8-20-22-30 MacNeil R eport...... 24 B ible...... 18 MacNeil Report . ; ...... 57 540 Water World...... 18 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 signers, sunrise at Grand Canyon, an In the evening ABC will present an Hollywood ^ u ares ...... 30 Police Story ...... 20-2240 1240 Give Us This Day ...... 2 DEAR DICK; A friend told me that sometime during the Guppies to Groupers...... 24 Room 222 ...... 40 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Indian powwow and ceremonial hour-long evocation of the Old and lOdW M ovie...... 8 first ten days of last October, Tom Snyder on Tomorrow bad a Mundo R eal...... 57 Martin Agronsky...... 57 dance at Flagstaff, Ariz., a riverside New West from 7-8 p.m.. narrated by CBS News Special...... D rag n et...... 40 program on which two provocative females discussed books ?■ 7dM 3 concert of American music from Chad Everett, Henry Fonda and Buf- S.-00 News...... s 1 40 about the psychological problems that can affect sexual fulfill­ News...... 3-22-40 Fort Worth. Tex., and the Mexican- fy Sainte-Marie. M ovie...... 3 PTL Club...... 1 8 Midnight S p ecial___ 20-22-30 ment. I wrote to Mr. Snyder in order to obtain the names of Andy G riffith...... 5 Moyers joins Sevareid these women and their books. Would you possibly be able to American festival, with the parade of It will be followed by “The New Cross W its...... 5 To be announced 24 1:15 Concentration...... 8 Donny & Marie ...... 6-40 Mark Russell'...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 Bill Moyers, who joined CBA News on June 1 as anchor- ftaxl out this faifarmation for me? — ARLENE R. STANTON, 1,000 flags, at The Alamo at San An­ Land. ” the second of a two-part In o s id e ...... 9 M ets...... p New Orleans, La. scries starring Liv Uilmann and Max 10-40 140 tonio, Tex. WUhum Brothers...... 18 700 C lub...... 11 PM Reports,” will team On Oct. 2, Snyder's guests were Dr.. Helen Kaplan, sex CBS Anchorman Walter Kiner’s Komer...... 9 M ovie...... 2 with CBS News National Correspondent Eric Sevareid to After an hour’s recess for local Von Sydow. in the tale of a pioneering ■ h b ib Dimension...... 20 Sanford & Son ...... 20-21-30 therapist at New York Medical Hospital, and Lonni Barbach, Cronkite hosts the network’s 2 4 0 provide analysis during coverage of the Democratic programs, the network will resume Swedish emigrant family, which flMMr Show...... 34 Week in Review...... 24-57 Tourists Are Coining...... 57 an author. Presumably, they discus^ Miss Barbach’s book, Rock Concert...... 5 In v e n tio n . “For Yourself,” but there is no record of what other books all-day U.S. Birthday coverage with Paul Anka and his family settled in the Minnesota Territory in may have come into the conversation. on July 4. hosting a 7-8:30 p.m. “Happy the 1800s. the fi unde c io s modi causi open since

Hi) PMBg-WEEKEND-June», U76 recoi Corn: adeqi stole) There aren’t many ‘one-day-only’ stamps the c audit The Bfichel catalog oat of Beriia and repoi By RUSS MaeKENDRICK ting Munich assigns it no number but they do There can’t be many oneway-only whic stamps. The one in the middle was good show the exact date it appeared. And they » T R I H l OAO' i' Arthi for postage in Trinidad on September 18, enlarge our scope by referring us to ^ _ .. :. «A IBM — a ^ that was Grenada Nr81. This leads to a very similar it. The proceeds of a stamp by that country which surely must half-penny each Stamps have had the same printer, only instead of s J L f (“One Fraction” ) the very vague “()ne Fraction” it says went to the Red and “One Farthing.” TR Cross. A cover with The Grenada stamp is not shown in Gib­ s * i whlcl coins LfToi:khii r ■ L a nicely tied-on bons, Scott or M in^. Ik P E K H Y , One fraction sr: 'l' fourt stamp is cataloged The fifth major catalog in our survey is belie by Scott a t 885, the Yvert & Tellier, Paris. They show the singl Biinkus, a hundred. The stamp naked and Trinidad piece and give it number 81. repoi unused is only |7.50 td 89. There is no reference, as in Michel, to the Nant Nam It is interesting (to me at least) to com­ Grenada look-alike, but if you do turn to booths, the exhibits beyond belief. It is Good-looking the Grenada pages, there it is. ding pare the treatment of this unusual bit of said that there were 8250 million worth of At last — a good-looking nurse stamp is This belabors the point very well except stamps on display. I plane paper by the five leading world-wide in the works. The 13-cent to honor Clara p.m. for non-collectors, idly perusing this page A clerk at the Sheraton hotel. (400 catalogs. Maass will have a first day at Belleville, were on the way to the TV section, that might Interphil rooms) reported that the foreign First of all, Stanley Gibbons of London, N.J. on Aug. 18. Members of the profes­ wonder how a stamp is tied onto a cover. who should te expected to expound on it language mix in the lobby broke all sion have withheld their praise for the BO It does not involve anything like a pink rib­ the most, has not one word even though it records. 1961, Scott 1190, because it doesn’t look state bon and a teapot lid. A cover here means In the face of this world-wide competi­ came from a British colony. like a real person. re p t Scott says “This sea was allowed to pay an envelope or card that went through the tion, two exhibits by Manchester Mas: Vkp postage on one day. Sept. 18, 1914.” mails. When a stamp is “tied” the post­ Philatelic Society members brought away were mark overlaps both the stamp and the prizes. Ed Bushnell got a vermeil medal on a They call it a semi-postal and give it a Somothlng to do number— Bl. (The ones flanking it are B2 envelope, assuring that they were not (gold plate on silver) for bis “ 19th Century mars joined by trickery. I^mestic Registered Mail” ; Chuck and For somewhere to go tomorrow: Try Sund and B3). Schn Minkus indicates that it is a “non-issued Betsy Berry got a bronze for a display of the Fourth Sunday Stamp Show at the Still buzzing Christmas Seals, Bonds, and Booklets. Holiday Inn, Danbury (Exit 8,1-84). This a se stamp of philatelic significance” by their toda; designation N128. They do not give the Local stamp people are still buzzing The USPS did all right, too, as they sold is sponsored by the Connecticut Stamp month and day or the restriction — just with the experiences of the nine-day a million dollars worte of stamps the first Dealers’ Association. Hours, 10 to 5. Free the year. Interphil — the crowds, the 125 dealer day. admission and parking.

PA Mary Cheney Library seare toda; for V adds many new books ; canci About toucl ; not c equipment and techniques for i ding New books at Manchester's Elastem hikers books Mary Cheney Library; i have \ RussellWood — From I could Fiction colony to nation Baker — Peak performance Scott — Approaches to clay Davis — The pilot modelling Dickson — The lifeship Shrader — The amazing Here’s next schedule Elhrllchman— The company power Laxness — Independent peo­ Silverstein — Oranges: all for town bookmobile ple about them Miller — The blue hammer Swanson — Rigid heddle Here's next week's schedule; 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Lower Seifert — The doctor's weaving for the Manchester Public Redwood Rd. desperate hour Change in contemporary Library bookmobile; 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Squire W eingarten — H alf a South Africa/edited by marriage rn Monday Village. Leonard Thompson Connecticut Conference of 9 a.m. to noon — Verplanck Thuraday Nonfiction Mayors and Pool. 9 to 11 a.m.—Globe Hollow. Cook — The new library key municipalities... Pnqierty 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — 11 a.m. to noon — Camp Doolittle — The Southern taxpayers on the ropes Ferguson and Garth Rds. Kennedy. Applachians 'The dynamics of the arms 2 to 2;S0 p.m. — W. Carter 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — Am­ Ellis — The majestic Rocky St. bassador Dr. race/ edited by David Carlton Mountains Encyclopedia of mystery 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Blue 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Cushman Frank — Doctor Frank's no­ Ridge and Bette Drs. Dr. and detection aging diet Focus on Orson Wells/ 3:20 to 3:30 p.m. — Fbiley 2:40 to 3:10 p.m.—Avondale Gilliatt — Jean Renoir St. and Robin lUls. edited by Ronald Gottesman Houston — Batik with Noel Popular Science Tuaaday 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Loomis Dyrenforth St. homeowner's encyclopedia 5 9 a.m. to noon — Salters Roberts — Movin' out: vola. Pool. Friday 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — 9 a.m. to noon — Swanson Strickland St. Pool (Robertson School). 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Woodland 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. — West New at Whiten. Manor Apartments. SideRec. 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. - S. 2 to 2:30 p.m. — McKee and New books at Mandiester's Seifert — The doctor’s Hawthorne St. Summer Sts. Whiton Memorial library: desperate hour 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Parkade 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Bryan Fiction Apartments. and Cornwall Drs. Cookson — The tide of life Nonfiction Delightfully off center Wsdnaaday 3:20 to 3:50 p.m. — Rachel Francis — High stakes Marquis — Keep the last Cene Wilder ha&been established by his eerie humor and 9 a.m. to noon — Waddell Rd. Hogan — The yesterday bullet for yourself: the true attained stardom as the wacky Waco Kid in "Blazing Pool. rider story of Custer’s last stand 1:20 to 1:50 p.m. - If a pool is closed due to Hunter — So long as you Wilson — Sinatra: an un­ Suklles.” He is delightfully off center in person as he is weather, the Bookmobile will •I the screen. Wetherell St. both shall live authorised biography 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Galaxy Dr. not show. Miliar — The blue hammer

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