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Pay Raises Vol. XCVIII, No. 283 — MnnotmtgivOonflt, Saturday, September 1, 1979 * A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15* Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Carter Friday awarded a higher-than-expected 7 percent pay increase to the nation's 3.5 inillion federal workers apd military personnel to help them Career Diplomat cope with soaring, inflation. Under the new salary structure, the average federal employee's yearly salary will advance to 318,- 190, effective Oct, 1, unless Replacing Young Congress moves to make it even higher — an unlikely prospect. The increase will cost PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - President State Cyrus Vance had recommended Nations Friday he was “glad to have taxpayers $4.14 billion, about $940 Carter Friday named Donald F. McHenry for the job. Don take over.” million more than under the McHenry, a soft-spoken black career “His whole life has been com­ U.N. Secretary Kurt Waldheim president's previous plan. diplomat who was the chief mitted to ambassadorial and welcomed the appointment also, as Since January, Carter’ had negotiator in the ballerina standoff, diplomatic service,” Carter said. “I did Senate Democratic leader Robert steadfastly stuck by his decision to replace Andrew Young as U.N. had a thorough discussion with him Byrd in Washington. "I am sure that to allot a 5.5 percent raise to the ambassador. early this week on the major issues his exprtise in the art of diplomacy 1.4 million civilian workers and The move got enthusiastic ap­ that confront the United Nations. will contribute to good U.S. relations 2.1 million members of the armed proval from Young himself, other “He's really an expert on the Far with other U.N. members.” Byrd services. U.N. officials, the State Department East and has acquired the best said. But the president changed his and the Senate Democratic working knowledge of southern The nomination is subject to mind at the last minute and leadership. Africa and its problems of anyone." Senate confirmation. authorized the 7 percent increase Granum said Carter was im­ on recognizing that "employees McHenry, 42, was Young's chief pressed with the skill McHenry Black leaders, most of whom were are faced with a higher cost of deputy at the United Nations and was exhibited last weekend when he con­ unhappy at Young's departure, living" than anticipated when he little known to the general public un­ vinced the Russians to allow him an offered no immediate comment on submitted his fiscal 1980 budget to til last weekend, when he served as interview with Miss Vlasova to make McHenry's nomination. McHenry is Congress in January. chief U.S. negotiator in the sure she was returning to Moscow not nearly as well known as Young, diplomatic fray over Soviet ballerina voluntarily. 'The Bolshoi Ballet star and does not have his stature in the L ab o r’s Plea Ludmilla Vlasova. left the United States after her hus­ black community. Carter, spending the Labor DoS' band and fellow star. Alexander McHenry has a reputation for The nation's top labor leaders weekend in his hometown, announced Godunov, defected, f- choosing words carefully, in contrast opened the Labor Day weekend McHenry's nomination through depu­ Young, who resigned his post two to the outspoken Young, but his style Friday *with pleas for a new ty White House press secretary Rex weeks ago after holding an un­ is not stodgy. One tense morning solidarity among unions' rank- Granum. authorized meeting with a represen­ during the Vlasova affair, he was and-file and political officials to The president said in a statement tative of the Palestine Liberation asked what kind of day he expected. work for human rights abroad and that both Young and Secretary of Organization, said at the United "Terrible,” he said, grinning. economic security at home. AFL-CIO President George Meany, in his annual Labor Day message, emphasized that A m e ric a workers would not President Carter has chosen Donald F. McHenry, deputy Killer Hurricane Hits forget the struggles for human rights abroad as they fought un­ chief of the United States Mission to the United Nations, to employment and inflation at succeed Andrew Young as the chief delegate to the U.N. A for­ home. mal announcement of the selection is expected later this week, ‘Workers have an economic (UPI photo) . . . ^ ... Islands in Caribbean self-interest in the promotion and protection of human rights,” said SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican city of Santo Domingo got only a Frank said "the hurricane is the 85-year-old labor leader. Republic (UPI) — Hurricane David glancing blow from the storm before expected to resume a general motion "They can only prosper when they trained its lethal 150 mph winds it aimed it's full fury at Barahona toward the west northwest around 10 are free to fight.” Some Insurance Friday on Haiti and the Dominican Peninsula, which juts out into the mph Saturday, even though the He said the economic self- Republic, where millions of poor live Caribbean near the Haitian border. movement tonight may be erratic. " interest of American workers in flimsy shacks at the mercy of the In Haiti, the poorest nation in the Forecasters said the monstrous reinforced a moral commitment elements. hemisphere with a population of six storm, which has a 300-miie wide to fight human rights violations in Will Cost Less Swirling relentlessly toward the million, the government and relief cloud canopy, would shoot its 150 other parts of the world. mainland, the huge storm, one of the organizations worked to avert a mph winds 50 miles inland as in its "American workers cannot By CHARLIE MAYNARD report, Rivosa said. For example, it most powerful on record in the Carib­ tragedy. passed directly over the Barahona determines how much water is compete with foreign workers Herald Reporter bean, already had claimed 19 lives, Directly in the path of the storm Peninsula' making 50 cents an hour,” he said. needed to put out a fire for a certain injured hundreds and left untold w.as the city of Jacmel. a town of 65.- A hurricane watch was out for "This year, as American MANCHESTER -New rates for structure and how far a stati'bn commercial property owners go into millions of, dollars of damage in its 000, which is linked to the outside Jamaica to the west and the lower workers and their families return should be located from such a struc­ effect today as the result of a survey wake. world by a single telephone line that Bahamas to.^he north. Cuban of­ from their summer vacations, ture. of the Town Fire Department by the The first frightening gale-force snakes it Way along a mountain road ficials were watching the storm "s they face growing unemployment that is susceptibie to mud slides. progress, but had not issued any Insurance Service Office of Boston. Tbe ISO is a non-profit organiza­ winds hit Santo Domingo about noon, and inflation, a clim ate of Officials felt Jackmel was certain alerts. According to Fire Chief John tion and an arm of theinjurance in­ toppling telephone and light poles economic anxiety and uncertain­ to be isolated and rushed in tents, Although the storm was still about Rivosa, there will be a 3 percent dustry. Officials poupd^over depart­ and sending debris flying through the ty,” Meany said. food, and medical supplies before the 900 miles frorndhe U.S. mainland, decrease in rates for masonry air. ment records to verify how often the Florida residents from Key West to buildings; 5 percent decrease for fire appartus is tested and what Waves 25-feet high crashed into storm hit. Labor Day Puerto Rico also got just a glan­ Cape Canaveral began stocking wood frame buildings, and a 10 per­ preventive methods are adopted. Santo Domingo's Malecon The Evening Herald will not The f^re 'department's rating im­ beachfront, and 50,000 persons were cing blow from David, but three per­ emergency supplies Friday. cent decrease for fire resistive Canned goods, batteries, oil lamps publish on Monday, Labor Day. buildings. All of these rates apply to proved from a 5 to a 4. which Rivosa evacuated from the low-lying banks sons lost their lives and more than 6,- and plywood were quickly dis­ Drive carefully and have a safe commercial buildings with sprinkler of the Ozama River. Some of the 000 were left homeless by the said was encouraging, but not the im­ appearing from store shelves. holiday. systems. evacuees left shelters into which flooding. provement he had hoped for. Several gas stations in the Florida The survey was the first of the' they were herded when they dis­ At 3 p.m. EDT Friday, the center Manchester has" 1,613 deficiency of hurricane David was located near Keys ran dry of their month's allot­ Inside Today Sl^partment since 1958. Rivosa said covered there was no food. points, only 113 points away from a latitude 17.7 north, longitude 70.0 ment, while Keys officials con­ the town followed most of the class 3 rating. The fire chief said the David made its first landfall Churches ...... 11 Wednesday on Dominica and Mar­ west, or about 50 miles south of Santo sidered shutting off water to ac­ Classified...... 16-18 report's recornmendations and this new water distribution system and cumulate a reserve supply. the addition of a training officer in tinique. Domingo. Collectors' C orner...... 2 contributed to its improved National Hurricane Center Direc­ Florida Gov. Bob Graham began the department could bring it to the "Dominica does not exist any Comics...... 19 classification. tor Neil Frank said satellite pictures drafting summons orders for the- For example, be said, the town higher classification. more,” one ham radio operator said Editorial ...... 4 iJlow the hurricane has turned north, National Guard, already on standby- built three new fire stations on Friday in a report monitored in the 'Entertainment ...... 2 The survey is free and is requested alert, if it were needed. City and McKee Street, Weaver Road and U.S. Virgin Islands. Sixteen of the •iflut added, "We believe this Obituaries ...... 8 by a m unicipality. The town northward motion is temporary and county officials in South Florida Center Street. The scattered known dead were on Dominica, and People/Places...... 9 requested it in 1972, but the Buckland caused by interaction of the sandbagged public buildings and locations meant the department was at least 60,000 — more than half the Sports...... 12-13 fire station controversy and an hurricane with the mountains of lowered water levels in canals to closer to more residences and extended illness to an ISO official banana island's population - were Television . . . , ___TV Spotiignt left homeless. Hispaniola,” the island shared by make room for heavy rainfall. W eather...... 2 businesses in town. delayed the release of the final Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The survey Is a complicated report until Friday. The Dominican Republic's capital House Relocation Your Neighbors’ Views: How do you cool off Could BeSHazard on a hot summer day? By CHRIS BLAKE courts. The tract has 30,000 square feet. Herald Reporter However, -Mayor Richard H. EAST HARTFORD -The acting Blackstone said last month the town school superintendent has asked the would like to keep that piece of land Board of Education to rescind its ap­ open for possible future use by the proval of the release of 17,000 square Fire Department., feet of land near the Hockanum Board Chairman Lawrence School as a relocation site for the I^lPonte disagreed Friday with historic Brewer House. Leone's suggestion and said^he sup­ Acting School Superintendent Sam ports relocation on the Hockanum J. Leone said Friday he was not School grounds. up aware the property would be used for DelPonte said a commercial use commercial purposes when the board would assure that the building is self- voted on Aug. 6 to release the land to sufficient and is not-a burden to the the town. town's tax rolls, as it would be if it Jl,eone said commercial use may were -wade a monument or historic create a hazard for students. Also, he site. said the use of more than 17,000 Also, he said the property is not square feet would mean less presently being used for educational Linda Deston SU |ilien Hayduaki Mary DiNeno Su*anneJ)oiron Sharon Sporek Lealir Manna playground space for students. purposes. Architects now say 19,500 square feet He said the board could take safety Sliiiriih Sporek, Manchester is needed, he said. Linda Heston, Wlllimantic -" ! the wind is blowing. If it's not, you go swimming.” and aesthetic precautions to ensure Suzanne Hoiron, Manchester - ”I drink a lot of liquids,” As an alternative site,' Leone has the house does not interfere with the take the kids to the beach;’! j could go down to the cellar, vjhere - “1 sit outside in the sun and get Leslie Manna, Bolton -"! think recommended a town-owned tract education at the school. Stephen Huyduski, it's cooler.” Mary HlNeno,Glastonbury—“I of ice castles and have a beer.” south of the school. The tract now DelPonte said the town could ask Manchester - '‘I sit uiSder a tree if a tan.” contains two dilapidated basketball j —See Page Elgin ‘■■K

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Manchester » \ Artist in Glastonbury Tuesday Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Hearing Room. Town Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Coffee Room. Draws Vineyard’s Fins* Wednesday Democratic subcommittee, 7 p.m., Ckiffee Room. Derby. pieces. - , . Thursday By RUSS MacKENDRICK ’The Vineyard is an island jnst off There has been a total Issuance of- Economic Development Commission, 8 a.m.. Hearing These jolly mermaids with’ their the heel of Cape Cod. It is something $70,000. About 90 per cent of theses, Room. entourage are the creation of like a hundr^ square miles, con­ have been returned and the rest ' Judge’s hours and probate, 6:30 p.m., probate court. T u f f c ^ Glastonbury artist Casimer (Mike) siderably larger than. the sister probably “ collected.” ’There are Cheney Historical Committee, 4:30 p.m.. Hearing Michalcyzk, The'y have graced the island, Nantucket, which is further frequent requests for certain ones m Room. • r . 6 ittS.Crade-“A"— paper “ money” of the Martha’s out. ’There are six towns, population sombody has missed. ’The color com­ Democratic subcommittee, 7:30 p.m.. Coffee Room. Vineyard S trif^ Bass and Bluefish varying with the seasons. Wildlifers bos are changed every year. ’The 1978 ■,i Republican Town Committee, 0 p.m.. Hearing Room: 18-24lbs. Frozen Derby since 1972. The reverse design revere the area as the home of the fin, good through Oct. 15, 1979, is Why wait for the holidays to enjoy a delicious is just as wild with a big-footed Nep­ last heath hen. brick-red on green.,TTie scale is red Andover tune, leaping fish and ghostly ’Their fishing derby runs from Sept. on yellow. ’The ’77s were in brown turkey with all the trimmings! This large size seagull. There is a serial number and 15 through Oct. 15 each year and peo­ printed on orangey-buff and light Monday bird is a great idea it you plan to entertain a a quotation: “But best of all is the ple come from all over. ’The fins and gray. Town offices, public library and Andover Disposal Area crowd, there’ll even be leftovers! fisherman. His patience makes him a closed for holiday. . lb scales have been offered as money as To all salt-water anglers: ’There Is philosopher. . fari away as California. ’They are plenty of time to get in on this year’s Wednesday ^ The “5” on the one-fin piece means meant to be used for consumer goods Derby. Write or qall Daniel Hull, Andover Elementary School reopens, 8:30 a.m. U S D A i that it is good for $5 in trade or ser­ or services-on the island but at least Executive Secretary, Martha’s Friday [ C H O IC E vices anywhere on the island. A one Vineyard bank will accept them Vineyard Champer of Commerce, “one-scale” bill, the same size and for credit in savings accounts. ’They Box 1698, Vineyard Haven, MA Andover Grange setback party, 8 p.m., Grange Hall StopA^hop “Great Beef USDA Choice Trim, tender oven pot roast-enjoy it or your money back! lb (Old Town Hall), Route 6. design, is good for a dollar’s worth. are eventually redeemed for cash by 02568. ’These gift certificates are handed the Chamber of Commerce. Coming Events ' ______out each evening to the fishermen The fine print on each scale and fin Tomorrow Sept. 2, the First Sun­ Bolton, showing up with the biggest striped Linda Foard, 17, of Charlotte, N.C., winner photographs with her teacherTB^an Baldwin 1 lb. pkg. indicates that it is gi>od just through day Stamp Brouse at the Ramada of the top prize in this year’s Scholastic- of Myers Parker High School in Charlotte. Monday [Extra kfild Frat^^ bass or bluefish for that day. In addi­ Oct. 15 of,the following year, but a Inn, 100 E. River Drive, East Hart­ tion there are special event awards letter form the expcutive secretary ford, from 10 to 5. Free admission, Kodak Photo Awards, looks at exhibit of her ^ (UPI photo) Town offices, Bentley Library, Ando^r Disposal area (“las Vegas Nights” ), and grand of the chamber states that they have parking and door prizes. ’There will closed for holiday. " awards at the end of the month-long never refused to redeem out-dated be 25 dealers and the US Postal Ser­ Tuesday Fresh Cod Steaks"|%^ vice in attendance. Teen-Age Photographers Parent Teacher Organization staff luncheon, noon, ’Tuesday, Sept. 4, 7:30, p.m., the Bolton Elementary School. Nonvestem first meeting of the season for'the Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. $iof Brand Central Ckmnecticut Coin Club. Site: Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m., Community Hall. Turkey Breast Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 Main All White Meat Wednesday Available m sieves St., Manchester. President Gary Becoming Sophisticated leatiAing a School opens after summer recess. High School at 8 Gruver ahs also announced the An­ setvee dell a.m. and Elementary , 9 a.m. nual Coin Show date - Oct. 14, also at exposures and advanced techniques Geographically, the most winners By PATRICIA McCORMACK Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Community Hall. the KofC Hall. in developing,” he said. over the years have been from LPI Education Editor Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memocial Pnees efteclive The Manchester Philatelic Society California, Arizona, Washington, NEW YORK (UPI - Just by “In the developing one student Library. Son. Sepl2-Sal.Seoi0 hiaimess ^ Pennsylvania, Michigan — in that to all oof customers,we reserve the rgW to tanit. will meet Sept. 11 7 to 10 p.m., at looking at pictures Harold Bibby came up with a picture of the Empire sales to three packages ot any item except w h ^e _ Mott’s Community Hall, East Middle State Building that made the building order. otherwise noted items odgred tor sale not available r case tots knows the difference between Coventry or to other relad deaters or wholesalers CopyngW 1979 try S to p i Shoo ’Turnpike. today’s junior and senior high kids — look like it was shuddering.” ’The top prize this year went to Lin­ Supermarkets AH r»ghts reserved f>tot responsiWe lor typograotbcai errors sui and those of 20 years ago. That’s something else about the da Foard, 17, of Myers Park High in Monday camera bugs of today compared to Charlotte, N.C. She gets the glory All town offices closed for holiday. ’The pictures he peers at are entries Slop & Shop Coupon M HK1 in a photo awards contest for teens. those 20 years ago — today’s camera and a $2,(XX) scholarship grant. Tuesday freaks these days are more likely to ’The award was for a portfolio of With this coupon arxJ a S7 50 purchase Bibby, coordinator of Scholastic- Public hearing on Water Pollution Control Ordinance, Banjo Band To Perform Kodak Photo Awards, said a com­ do their own developing, color in­ black-and-white shots including a 7:30 p.m., board room. Town Hall. parison of pictures from students of cluded. self-portrait. MANCHESTER - The Walter the only one of its kind in the world, Bauer and the Banjo Band Town Council meeting (following hearing), Board 18 or so years ago and those in the “Some believe it or not, even make Other subjects in her group in- . 12oz. pkg. of 6 Kaye Bauer 60-piece Banjo Band'will Bauer says. It is made up a full appeared on the “PM Magazine” their own cameras,” Bibby said. eluded: Room, Town Hall. m e! latest contest show: _ perform Monday, Oct. 1st, at 8:15 woodwind section of piccolo, flute, television show earlier in the — ’Two little boys with a mad-at- Nominating Committee of Republican Town Com­ • STOP & SHOP Regular or Split — ’Twenty years ago, top subjects The largest he could recall: a 35- p.m. at East Catlldlic High School, oboe, clarinets and bassoon, a trio of summer and also at the bandshell in mittee, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. were babies, children, scenes of out­ pound pinhole camera. It was 36 in­ the-world expressions. ’They are sit­ co u p o n 115 New State Road. ’This is the first saxapbones, and a string section of Manchester in an abbreviated perfor­ Coventry Soccer, 8 p.m., lunch room, Town Hall. doors, animals. (Sure shots, in the ches across and used regular paper ting on a motor scooter but are of several fund raising projects being mandolins, piccolo banjo, first and mance because of an unexpected rain ENGLISH MUFFINS world of photography.)) for film sucking lollipops. Wednesday ^ Good Sun Sept 2 • Sat September 8 Limit one per customer sponsored by the Manchester second tenor banjos, bartione banjos, shower. — In the late ’60s, there were pic­ The contest, run for 40 years, — Boys sitting on delapidated steps All schools open. Stop & Shop - Regular or Split -1 2oz package of 6 Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. to help guitar-banjos, and the original five Tickets will be available at the draws, 100,000 entries — up from 12,- of a broken down house. Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town door. For more information or ad­ tures. of violence, pictures making k - i i i finance next su m m er’s free string banjos, also basses and a per­ 000 not too long ago. — A lonely tent flapping in the Hall. Slops Shop Coupon programs at the bandshell. ’Twenty cussion section. vance tickets contact Ralph Mac- political statements, like a black boy The smallest entry to win, accor­ wind. , Coventry Soccer, 8 p.m,, Town Hall. Grade AA-93 Score With this coupon and a S7 50 puchase programs, all free, were presented Bauer arranges and scores each carone, 649-2090. Other ticket outlets with a tear rolling down a cheek. — Today a trend is to mood pic­ ding to Bibby, was a 3-by-2 inch print — ’The bare branches of a tree Welfare hours, 9 a m. to noon, Town Hall.-^ this past season. number in the group’s repertoire. are at the Savings Bank of , mounted on a black i6-by-20 inch reflected in the window of a Soloists will be featured on the Manchester, the Connecticut Bank tures. Interior of a monastery, Friday Walter Kay Bauer of Wethersfield board. Volkswagen. (G rade AA-93 Score and Trust in Manchester, focusing on hands folded in prayer. Welfare office hours, 9 a.m. to noon, Town Hall. organized the band of banjos 34 years various stringed instruments. To be “It was a montage of colors and Some entries are of puzzling sub-, p Stop&Shop Or an old house, focusing on peeling Jaycee Beerfest, 7 p.m. - 1 a.m., Town'Hall grounds. ago. ’The group of amateurs with included on the program will be Manchester State Bank, Belter’s shapes — circles, squares, jects, kind of like the abstracts at an Musica Shop, and the Dubaldo Music paint. 'STQP&SHOP professional ability gives about eight music from Scott Joplin to Mozart, triangles.” art show. One of these was a cherry 1 lb. pkg. concerts each year. The unusual in­ plus some marches by Sousa and Center. — Another trend today: moving East Hartford away from sure shots such as babies Many students these days get help with a stem dropped on a puddle pt Qtr. lb strumentation of the band makes it other American composers. ’ soap suds oh a black background. It 11b. pkg. BUTTER Sefs and pets. The photography even in­ through photo clubs in school. About T ij^sd ay Good Sun Sept 2 -S at September 8 Limit one per cus’omef cludes includes trfcks sometimes — two-thirds of the finalists in the 1979 looked like a puddle of suds. But Board of Education, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., B u t t e r Sticks With Coupon Dairy 2 0 7 photos of endless reflectionsin contest belong to school photo clubs. maybe — well, could it have been Penney High School amphitheatre. V mirrors. Bibby wouldn’t say, in his judge­ foamy raindrops? Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Symphony Sets Auditions Miss Foard worked on her entry MH K1 Bibby, or Rochester, N.Y., said ment, if girls are better than boys on Wednesday the New England Conservatory on nom, percussion, and harp. Auditions the photo front. several hours a day for two months. With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase SPRINFIELD, Mass. - Audition another difference between today’s Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. dates for openings in the Springfield Wednesday, Sept. 12 and ’Thur^ay, will be held for all instruments, thousands of entries and yesteryear’s “ But,” he added, “in the last four ^ "The weather was cold and clam­ however, as substitutes are oc­ Workshop on the floodplain ordinance, 7:30 p.m.. Town 64 ounce ^^100% Pure Symphony Orchestra for the 1979-80 Sept. 13, and at Boston University on is sophistication. annual contests, the to prize went to my then in North Carolina. ’This was casionally needed during the season. Hall. from concentrate season have been announced by Friday, Sept. 14 in the afternoon. "A lot of shooting involves triple girls.” the first competition I ever entered. Auditions are limited to those with Thursday carton music director Robert Gutter. As in Those wishing to audition at the New past years, auditions will be held England Conservatory may make ap­ professional experience, or high- Personnel Appeals Board, 6:30 p.m., Town Hall. 100% Pure STOP&SHOP both in Springfield and in Boston. pointments by calling Carol level orchestral experience at the from concentrate Springfield auditidn dates are Woodworth, 617-262-1120, after Sept. college or preparatory level. Strong Bookmoblte Schedule Glastonbury ORANGE JUICE carton ! Wednesday, September 5 and 3. Those auditioning at Boston sight reading skills are required, as Good S un. Sept 2 • Sal-September 8 Limit one per customer is familiarity with excerpts listed on Tuesday ’Thursday, Sept. 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 University may sign up for ap­ With Coupon 2 0 8 MANCHESTER - Here Board of Finance, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Building. ______p.m. in the Paramount Sanderson pointments on a sheet that is posM the orchestra’s audition repertoire 11 a.m. — Beechwood through Friday from 9 a.m. to is next week’s schedule for Nursery School. 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Town Theatre. Appointments for audition on the bulletin board outside the list. Slopii Shop Coupon| MH K 18 music office. Additional information and a the Manchester Public 2:10 p.m. — Heather Lane. a m. to 6 p.m. Children's Office Building. times may be made by calling the 2:50 p.m. — Curry Lane. “Wait till you see With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase Openings for the 1979-80 season repertoire list may be obtained by Library bookmobile: department open Monday and Wednesday Stop & Shop Springfield Symphony, 413-722-2291, 3:30 p.m — Winthrop Road. Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 calling the Springfield Symphony Tuesday Insurance Advisory Commission, 7:30 p. m., Town Of­ between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. exist in all string sections, and ad­ 4:10 p.m. — Squire Viilage. p.m, and Tuesday, the weird pari” "Grade A Auditions in Boston will be held at ditional spots that need to be filled in­ Orchestra, 413-733-2291. io;20 a.m. - Bigelow Thursday Wednesday; Friday and Satur­ fice Building, Dozen Grade A clude piccolo, second oboe, fourth Street. 9:30 a m. — Early Childhood day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday 11 a.m. — Walnut Street. Whiton Memorial Library-- Learning Center. Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office STOP&SHOP -■ 11 jW a.m. — Goslee Drive. All departments open Mon^y 10:30 a.m. — Head Start. The Almanac 2:ni p.m. — North Elm through Friday fromj^a^^m. Building. 2:10 p.m. — Green Lodge Registration for paddle tennis, starts today at the By United Press I n t e r n l q j ^ ^ Street. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday DOZEN LARGE EGGS Rest Home. Large Eggs Good S un. Sept 2 • Sat September 8 Limit one per customer Today is Saturday, Sept. 1, the 244th day of 1979 with 121 2:50 p.m. — Homestead from 10 a.nt. to 6 p.m. Parks and Recreation Department. Park Apartments. 2:50 p.m. — Jensen Street. With Coupon to follow. The Weather Duiiy 2 0 9 3:30 p.m. — Evergreen 3:30 p.m. — Bretton Road. V The moon is moving toward its full phase. 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. Hebron Road. Chilly Start Slop s Shop Coupon MHK20 The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. 4:10 p.m. — Papkade Monday With this coupon and a 57 50 purchase The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. Apartments. ' Library Hours President Ulysses S, Grant Town Office Building closed for Labor Day. Those born on this day are under the sign of Virgo. Mary Cheney Library — endured zero-degree tempera­ Wednesday tures and 40 mph winds and Wednesday „ Journalist James Gordon Bennett was born Sept. 1, Aduit and reference 1795. Rf/i 10 a.m. — Manchester Early snow at his inaugural in 1873 Schools open today. departments open Monday SiinC9ory On this day in history: , votiK Learning Center. Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. In 1807, Aaron Burr, vice president of the United States V e rn o n cint K i ...... T lb. pkg. Sliced Historic District Study Committee, 8 p.m., Town Office Sliced under Thomas Jefferson, was acquitted of charges of SAN rNANCtSCO R O U IfS H.1'86 F )''T i5 treason growing out of an alleged plot to set up an in­ Theater 6-V) ‘n2: Building. 1 lb. package SUN GLORY BACON dependent empire in the nation’s South and West. 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EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 1, 1979- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Sept. 1, 1979 Jack Anderson [ Panel Precaution Bus BehaviDr Meat Industry Price Quotes Under Scrutiny For Oil Shortage Policy Topic By CHRIS BLAKE WASHINGTON - It's probably curate but potentially subject to the total market. By accepting the back them up. An(.Agriculture $400 in his little charade with Packer system, remarked: It’s a helluva By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA cy, the informal town enWgy committee manipulation by unscrupulous meat way to run a 04S^lllion-a-year In­ j Herald Reporter safe to say that 99.44 percent of the prices agreed on in this small Department report last December B. Herald Reporter also includes organizations specializing in millions of Americans who’ll be packers. A fluctuation of only a frac­ number of sales, retailers are letting made similar findings. The Agriculture. Department: dustry.” shelter prepar^ness. The Red Cross EAST HARTFORD —. A proposed policy which could MANCHESTER — An informal com­ cooking steaks and hamburgers on tion of a cent per pound can mean the tail wage the dog — and letting go Coupled with the fact that the report on its beef-price investigation Shelter Program, the Manchester Depart­ lead to suspension from school for students who mis-, Papal Blessing; mittee composed of town officials, the backyard grill this holiday thousands of dollars’ profit on a f,of the leash In the process. Yellow Sheet’s prices for a given day last year skirted the problem of ment of Civil Defense, and the Salvation behave on school buses will be voted on Tuesday night by Pope John Paul H’s visit to his native heating oildealers, and social service Army are involved in developing places the Board of Education. weekend have never heard of the single multicarload transaction. An investigation last year by Rep. are usually the price of the last tran­ possible price manipulation. Biit our, Poland may have cost the/Kremlin a agencies is developing long-term plan to for residents to stay warm in the event of Acting ‘ Schdol 'Superintendent Sam J. Leone has Yellow Sheet. Here’s how the system works: Neal Smith, 0-Iow a, found that saction reported, the tiny number of associate Tony Capaccio obtained a bundle. Intelligence sources say the cope with the possibility of a shortage of an emergency this winter. recommended passage of the policy, which is designed to Butt his obscure trade publication A supermarket orders the various during one ^-day period, the Yellow sales on which prices are set could copy of a draft report that was even­ Soviet leaders were already con­ winter home heating supplies and funds. At this point, Manchester High School is help alleviate student vandalism and misconduct. of the meat industry plays an enor- cuts of meat it wants from a easily lead to manipulation of the Assistant Town Charles Sheet’s prices were based on just 3.5 tually shredded for technical” cerned about Poland’s shaky com m it!^ to being a shelter and other- Unruly students caused over $9,0(K) in vandalism on mous role in market. ! McCarthy said Friday, "Baring any tfn- supplier, for delivery on a certain percent of t h r e a t carloads shipped reasons. The draft cited just the economic situation, which they were sites may be developed. The Benefit of school buses last year. a This is how on scheme could foreseen circumstances, there will be determining the date. The buyer agrees to pay nationally, recent Agriculture weaknesses we’ve reported as incen­ afraid would lead to unrest in their having a committee including both social Board Chairman Lawrence DelPonte said Friday he price you pay at operate: Packer A has agreed to tives to those who might like to adequate supplies of home heating oil this favors the proposed policy. whatever the Yellow Sheet prices for Department report supported this. volatile satellite. The Russians were agencies and the town is the agencies’ the suprmarket the particular cuts are on the day of deliver 20 carloads — each carrying tamper^with meat prices. winter.” The committee is being expertise in shelter arrangements and the DeiPonte said the board has a responsibility to ensure Investigators for Smith and the considering an infusion of economic formed as a precaution, so in the event an for those steaks delivery. 40,000 pounds of beef — to a retail Lester Norton, president of town’s access to sites can mesh to provide safe transportation for all students. The board should Agriculture Department found aid to Poland. unforeseen circumstance occurs, the com­ punish students who physicaily destroy the bus or disrupt and hamburgers. So far so good. But critics of the chain on Thursday, at the price the National Provisioner, defended his this service to residents. another problem with the Yellow But the outpouring of affection for munity will be prepared to handle it. the driver and disregard the rules, he Said. Perhaps 90 per­ widespread reliance on this so-called Yellow Sheet lists for that day. Late-i Yellow Sheet’s domination of meat These crisis answers are not aimed at Sheet. On many of the days John Paul was the clincher. It McCarthy said examples of events that The board tabled the policy last month. All flew cent of the meat formula-pricing” system claim that on Thursday afternoon, he calls pricing. The large amount of formula providing long-range relief. For more per­ examined, the prices quoted did not showed the Poles’ disaffection with could have an effect on home heating manent solutions t o ^ e home heating oil proposed policies must be tabled for at least one meeting. sold by packers to the Yellow Sheet’s daily price Packer B and buys a carload or two trading on the market is a testimony reflect the figures on the worksheets the Communist regime in a dramatic supplies include revolution in any of the problem, McCarthy suggests people at all ^ a rd members expressed support for the measure at retailers is priced according to the quotations are based on only a tiny at one-half cent per pound over the to our accuracy,” he said. Everybody of the 14 Naitonal Provisioner way. So the Soviet have recently Middle Eastern oil producing nations. income levels winterize their homes in ad­ the Aug. 6 meeting. Several board members said they daily quotations listed in the Yellow going rate, hoping that this will be has confidence in our ability to call fraction of the nation’s meat transac­ employees who collect the daily data. been much more cooperative in the Even an extremely cold winter could vance of the cold season. would like to see a policy in place by the time school Sheet, pliblished by National the closing price for the day reported the shots right.” his people, he said, affect the supply of home heating oil, said tions on any given day — only those matter of economic aid. This hasn’t McCarthy said information received by opens on Sept. 5. Provisioner Inc., a Chicago-based that are actually negotiated, or Smith’s probers found that 80 per­ in Friday’s Yellow Sheet. know what they’re doing.” McCarthy, “The effect could be par­ However, Assistant Corporation Counsel Lawrence been widely reported in the Polish or his office indicates payback period fo 'r reporting service. haggled over, between buyer and cent of the prices studied dui;ing the If Packer A’s inflated price is in­ But one congressional investigator, ticularly acute if both the United States Daly has warned the board that the policy may be un­ Soviet Press, because the Kremlin weatherizing expenditures is one winter. Unfortunately, there are growing seller. 25-day period were not support^ by deed the one adopted by the Seliow noting the potential for inaccuracy and Europe experience severe' cold One oil dealer told McCarthy a payback constitutional. Daly said the state constitulion doesn’t want to look as if it were in­ weather.” He said in such an event, the guarantees every child up to age 16 the right to public suspicions that the Yellow Sheet's These negotiated transactions worksheet figures, and nearly 75 per­ Sheet, he’ll get $4,000 more from his and price-rigging in the Yellow Sheet equal to the cost of the original outlay a ? - ' timidated by the pope. demand for fuel supplies could be greater education. price quotations are not only innac- comprise only about 3 to 5 percent of cent had not trading figures at all to customer, while losing only $200 or could be achieved in 30 days. than the supply, which could cause a As an example, if a homeowner paid out He has told the board if they suspend students and the tighter supply situation. $20 for weatherstripping, that $20'could be students cannot get to school, they are denying students Funding for home heating oil is another of the right to education. ^ T T A FoRTWOBIW SlMt-ttECEiaBAAv^ saved on the first 30 days’ home heating iBaurlirfltrr Euruiiiy HULM6 N.e.B. -79 possible obstacle for which the committee costs. Each month an additional $20 could Daly said the policy is not necessary because principals hopes to develop alternative action in the be saved, which comes to a possible total can now suspend students from school for misconduct, in­ Manchester — A City of Village Charm event of a problem. yearly energy saving of $220 for a $20 cluding misconduct on buses. Founded Oct. 1. 1881 To combat this, a crisis program to original expenditure. First Arrival But, Miriam Levinson, coordinator of transportation provide 10 gallons of oil to those in One means of obtaining money to for the schools, said principals and vice principals are Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Sqftare, emergency situations is being discussed. winterize a home is available through the Miss Alaska, 1979f Lila Kathleen Oberg was the first of the 50 state often unwilling to suspend students from school for an in­ Manchester. Conn 06040- Telephone (203} 643-2711. ' fraction on a bus. C Partly as a result of the inclusion of oil state. The Department of Economic distributors in the energy committee, a queens to arrive in Atlantic City to begin preparations for the week of The proposed policy prohibits students from : extending Member Aud’l Byredu oi Circuidl'Or* Wembe' U'’ !eO Press luiemaiionai Development has appropriated $3 million pageant activities. The finals will be held on Sept. 8. possibility exists that some oil dehlers for the energy conservation of individual their arms or head out of the windows, throwing papers or other objects out of windows, distracting the bus Customer Service - 647-9946 Harold c.E. Turkihglon,i umrayion. ,:.euu..vvExocutive uu.Editor will be willing to donate emergency fuel homes. Loans can range from $400 to $3,- Reymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frenk A Burbank.irfk, ManagingMai Editor allocations. 000 and can be paid back in 10 years. 'The driver and leaving the bus through the emergency door, However, oil distributors are subject to interest rate is 6 1/2%. except in an emergency. demands placed upon them by the oil Applications are not available, but First offenders would receive a warning and their suppliers. In the past, McCarthy said, dis­ names and addresses are being taken. parents would be notified of the offense. Second offenders Opinion Extra Housing Bond Set would be relieved of bus privileges for a period of time to tributors paid their suppliers every 30 The public is invited to the next meeting days. Now, he said, the distributors must be determined by the principal or vice principal. The of the Energy Committee on Wednesday, MANCHESTER - An added $24,(KK) has 000 it has borrowed from the town. pay their suppliers 10 days frdHi'the date period cannot exceed five days. Aug. 8, at 9:30 a.m. in the Manchester been approved by the state Bonding Com­ In another development, Dennis Phelon, of each delivery. As distributors are Those who violate the policy three times shall be Town Hall Hearing Room. mission for use in construction of the executive director of the authority, Labor Day’s placed in a bind by their suppliers, the relived of bus privileges temporarily or permanently and If the time is inconvenient, residents proposed 40-unit addition to housing for reported that the authority has received may be suspended from school. The vice princi pal or the need for cash on the line is passed on to are encouraged to submit their energy the elderly on Spencer St. approval from the state to design the units principal shall determine the penalty and the severity of the consumer. conservation ideas to the assistant town The addition brings to $954,000 the total in two floors. the sentence. Origin Solemn For those who face an energy emergen­ manager’s office. the state has provided in bond money for Phelon said that change will also help Parehts will be responsible for ensuring that their child Labor Day is Monday. the project and it will make it easier for the authority stay within its budget and gets to school if the student loses bus privilege, the policy The most common connotation of It honors the first workers, the the housing authority to pay back the $35,- repay the town. states. the holiday is that it is the last farmers, the pioneers and the East Hartford’s Pool vestige of summer, the last time for tradesmen, who came to this country summer activities before the dawn of in its infancy and struggled to Manchester Parkade Open Tonite & Friday Nite ’til 9 PM autumn and ultimately winter. achieve freedom. It is also thought of as a signal to Named for Mrs. Terry It honors the workers of the not so BUS Master Charge Visa K the re-opening of schools after the distant yesterdays of World War II, Youth Centre Charges EAST HARTFORD - The new January, 1977. ( I I I l H Are Welcome traditional summer vacation. who banded together and showed the “ It makes me yearn for the good old days vvhen the shah would have hung us by Olympic-sized pool in the Hockanum Park She had a “deep concern for her fellow ISIOP Like many holidays, the general world America was a unified nation the thumbs.” will be named the Odessa C. Terry Pool in citizens and shared an interest in the idea is usually different from the and achieved victory ifi the war part­ honor of the late Town Councilwoman, betterment of the community,” original purpose of the holiday. ly because of production and who served from 1969 until her death in Blackstore said. While it is all the things the technical expertise. 1977. “The naming of the pool at the American public thinks it is, Labor It honors the workers of today, Mayor Richard H. Blackstone, in Hockanum Park is a very fitting tribute to Day is also a legal holiday, a holiday who, despite, problems of world- Andrew Tully making the announcement Friday, said a a great lady,” he said. for a designated purpose. ’ ranging effects, are continuing to do plaque in her honor is being designed and Odessa' Terry was a life-long resident of Labor Day was established to their jobs and maintain the standard will be unveiled at dedication ceremonies East Hartford. She was elected to the Town Council in 1969, the same year honor the workers of the nations. on which the nation is judged. later this year. Blackstone recalled Odessa’s “spirit Blackstone was elected mayor, he noted. It is a tribute to the worker who Labor Day is a holiday, a time for Ghappaquidick Still an Issue and dedication and interest in the success has labored, and sometimes relaxation and summer activities, of East Hartford.” She was loved by all struggled in the past, to make a WASHINGTON - People keep Chappaquiddlck will be the opposing would have read: ‘‘Have You report the accident to those at the but it is also a holiday in honor the who worked with her, the mayor said. A&N Auxiliary living and ultimately make this na­ the majority of Americans — the saying the voters don’t either hold party’s biggest weapon, not only Drowned a Polish Girl Today?” party he and Miss Kopechne had just “She fought for what she believed in." MANCHESTER -T h e Army & Navy tion the wealthiest and most power­ Chappaquiddlck against Sen. Ted because it involves Kennedy’s Pretty rough. Awful. But a left. worker. Odessa Terry’'was a prime mover in the Club Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at ful on earth. Kennedy, just look at the polls. And, capacity for judgment under stress presidential campaign is not to be . • * • Americans use the day for thier establishment of WMrgency medical care the clubhouse. There will be a potiuck at but because of its sensationalism. confused with a church picnic. The day is to honor the persons who own purposes, the original intent of course, the polls show Kennedy What he did do was swim across now provided by tn^^w n. She was the 6:30 p.m. followed by a business meeting Voters who can’t understand SALT II work for themselves, their families should not be forgotten on this or any leading Jimmy Carter for the Anything goes when our highest the channel to the Edgartown side of chairwoman of the Emergency Medical at 7:30. Members are reminded to bring and their nation. other Labor Day. Democratic presidential nomination have no trouble identifying national office is at stake, and Chap- Martha’s Vineyard and go to bed in a Services Commission when she died in items for a barrel drawing. ■ .."...... by a virtual country mile. themselves with a young woman’s paquiddick is a feet in the life and hotel room. He tried to explain his Nevertheless, I don’t buy that tragic death. times of Edward M. Kennedy. actions at the inquest: Thoughts « • * p a c k a g e of One part of that fact is Kennedy's “Well, then asked, had I reported I doubt very much that the own accounts of his actions after the Glastonbury Parents 1 recently returned from a month had such privileged moments or national the accident; and I told them about in England, and while 1 was there 1 “openings into eternity” there forgiveness for Republican candidate would permit car flipped over the Dyke Bridge and my own thoughts and feelings as I Youth Centre Is Open made a point of going up to the home those moments when we have seen the drowning of even a hint of Chappaquiddlck to pass landed on its top in six to eight feet of swam across that channel and how I of the poet, William Wordsworth at into the life of things. In those M a ry J o his lips. He won’t have to. Whatever water. At an inquest, he said he had was (sic) always willed that Get School Pamphlets Rydal Mount in the Lake Country of moments, the burden, the mystery, Kopechne, who his personal feelings about keeping freed himself front the submerged somehow when they arrived in the GLASTONBURY - The Glastonbury insurance, fire drills and a host of other and heavy weight of the world is died 10 years ago the campaign clean, h^ won’t be able car and then had dived repeatedly in England just south of Scotland. morning that they were going to say School Administration sent out two guides .subject areas. The pamphlet contains 13 Sunday and Monday to stop the nuts-andbolts people of an attempt to rescue Miss Kopechne. There 1 met Wordsworth's great- lightened and a spirit of tranquility when a car driven that Mary Jo was still alive. I told for parents of school children on Friday. pages. the party from making Chappaquid- great grand-daughter (selling tickets floods into our souls And as past by ' Kennedy What followed is the most serious in­ them how I somehow believed that One pamphlet is a report from Superinten­ In his Superintendent’s Report, Ashley to the house!) and that was worth the summer have proved to be food four plunged off a bridge. It is not that I dick a major, if not THE major, dictment of the young senator. when the sun came up and it was a dent Larry Ashley on ,the progress of the describes that he has set for the Glaston­ trip alone. But even more, the beauty our winters, we contemplate how reject the admonition that “to issue of the race for Top Banana. Instead of reporting the accident new morning that what had happened school system over the past year. The bury System. He, along with Board of of the place — the mountains and these moments will become the life forgive is divine.” Forgiveness was 1 don’t kid myself because in this immediately, he said he went for the night before would not have other is a guide to, school procedure and Education Chairman Henry D’Auria, out­ Noon 'til 5 lakes and fields - a different type of and food for future years when we big in the house and town where I trade you’re forced to face all the help to two friends, Joseph Gargan happened and did not happen.” programs for parents. line their feelings on education. sight in every direction - forced on are again filled with the weariness of was raised. facts, neat and untidy. And I recall and Paul Markham, who jokied him So, in the darkness of night, The pamphlet is organized in thumb- Ashley discuskes the reorganization program that he has developed which he me an awareness of the force that life. Recollection of this peace we But however forgiving the voters that when there was all that talk in trying to “see if the passenger was Edward M. Kennedy handed future index style, with major headings getting subdivisions. On the first page of the says will save taxpayersjn excess of $45,- was behind all of Worsworth's now have can give us momentary may be in November, 1980, their vir­ about Kennedy being “drafted” in still in the,car." He didn’t go to two opponents the case against his pamphlet, telephone numbers of school 000 while making the department more ef­ whiffs of that solace in the future. tue will not be shared by the 1976, a Republican National Com­ houses ne'ar »|Jie bridge because he presi(lential candidacy—a case from With A Tremendous poetry, so much of it having to do administrators can be found for quick ficient. He describes the newly created professionals who will run the mittee staffer was full of plans for “didn’t see liglit’'in them.” He didn’t with nature. This is what Wordsworth taught me which he’ll never be able to run and reference. Principals of all schools are positions and what they are going to be producing a bumper “sticker that Now that summer is ending, we in the Lake Country. It was his Republican nominee’s campaign. try to contact the police. He didn’t hide. listed. dealing with in the upcoming school year. begin to recollect our pleasant teaching. Both pamphlets were sent out in bulk He addresses the improvements in the moments outside and to think on Rev. Chester C. Copeland mail on Friday. transportation system. Other topics of dis­ Back-To-School Sale other pleasurable moments. Think Center Congregational Church Don Graff The first section of the parent handbook cussion include, global education, staff how some settings become especially Manchester, Connecticut deals with admission, attendance and the development, budget, computer instruc­ dear to us because we have so often Board of Education meetings. tion and parent-school endeavors. The remainder of the pamphlet School officials said the pamphlets Jimmy’s Fantastic Voyage describes curriculum in the schools, dis­ would/be arriving in homes early next Including SCOOPS lyjDoD^SiMiytl missal times, emergency closings, school week. There’s no getting around it— Jim ­ Meanwhile, back at various ranches, river — trip for the administration’s Back in July before the entire (M/£ you MfARP AMT IS ON ONE SIPE. AMERICAN my Carter has a real problem when it all hell has been breaking loose. Say energy pro^am. Undoubetedly the country, or that portion of it that Our Entire Stock of A/i4£RlC/rS f/£W 5U5AR £A(3LE...150IIOrHERSIPE. comes to upgrading his image as a Andrew Young and you’ve said president is rar from alone in finding chose to tune in. Carter pledged a Our Entire Stock of 5. AllTHOKy COINf PREMIER ■|N(50P WE trust; leader. enough. appeal in the conservation of energy new dedication to his responsibilities Levi’s Jeans & Shirts Giris & Boys Heaith-tex As recent events graphically True, the traveler did keep in touch by alternately taking it easy aboard as the national leader. Facing us demonstrate. by phone. But apparently the an elegant old anachronism such as squarely, speaking firmly, he. Here we are racing up on Labor schedule made no provision for cut­ the Delta Queen dhd expending some promised this as his personal con­ 20% Off 'Q. Day, and it seems like only last year ting the cruise short and returning to time in jogging around the decks or tribution to extracting us from the 25% Off that the president and those his desk, as many an ordinary along a pier.^ malaise he has diagnosed as the All our Levi’s corduroy jeans & denim Tremendous assortments of Heaith-tex members of his immediate family vacationer has been known to do But even taking note of the, national problem. polo shirts, slacks, jeans, 2 pc. slack with the (highest public relations when the situation gets a bit sticky jeans. And aii our Levi’s fiannei shirts,, frequent homilies on the subject As a follow-up, his performance in western shirts ^ corduroy shirts. For sets, knit dresses and more. Our entire visibility boarded the Delta Queen to back at the office. Perhaps it would delivered to audiences down on the August has not been too encouraging. stock for girls 4 to 14 8i boys 4 to 8 now the toot of the calliope and the boys & students. Now 25% off our originai have required too much energy. levies, the voyage as symbol had no Giving some of the country' an in­ prices. 20% off our regular prices. grumbling of a press corps initially Mercifully'’it’s all over at last. discernible relevance to energy reali­ timate view of a vacationing presi­ preoccupied with its second-class ac­ Maybe once settled in again in the ty- , dent, sometimes stripped down and commodations. Oval Office, a first vacationer Even the White House PR wizards sweaty, is a homey touch, but it’s not 15 proviN(T American poliar how Talk about fantastic voyages! This refreshed from direct contact with have to acknowledge that there are OPERAfllW OHA'WIHSAHPA PRArER’! leadership. one covering a thousand meandering some of the people will buckle down not many regular commuters There are a lot of people out here Mississippi miles between St. Paul to the problems at hand — the com­ between St. Paul and St. Louis. And who see Jinjmy Carter as capable Plus Many More and St.' Louis was allhost as exten­ edy of diplomatic errors at the even were every navigable stream ii and well-intentioned, an honorable sively covered as the Apollo 11 moon United Nations for instance, the the country jammed with pai individual who Is in many respects a mission. To what purpose is still chaos in the Mideast; the sniping wheelers, it would do nothin^^r the ’ credit to his office and h ij country. , something of a puzzlement to between Blacks and Jews that millions sentenced to regular com­ They sincerely want to believe In him N T remendous-Values landlubbers, who are legion com­ threatens his own political future as muting en the dilapidated public and to see him succeed as their ' New at Turnpike TV ----r— ^ pared to the few thousands actually well as the credibility of the nation’s transit and auto-jammed highways leader. ■' The new 1980 models of Curtis Mathes television sets have been un- aboard the (}ueen or in attendance at foreign policy. characteristic of most metropolitan But someone keeps making it dif­ its frequent down-river stops. And, oh yes, energy. areas. ' veiled at Turnpike TV, 273 W. Middle Turnpike. The sets include such ficult for them. '.features as a new 25-inch, in-line black matrix 100 degree deflection The excursion was billed as part Maybe. So much for the Mississippi scene. Jimmy Carter. Master Charge, Visa & Youth Centre Charges Are Welcome vacation and part road — pardon. T. picture tube and an exclusive foy^year warrantee.

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» % ; <■* PAGE SIX - EVENING H ^ L O , Sat., Sept. 1,1979 . EVENING 1?ERALD, Sat.. Sept. 1, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN •n„. t ' j Amazon Film Plan T Unitlasking I iri ’ Gift Alarm Unused, BOSTON (UPI) — German film­ begin in January. contract to film signed by Indian ment and president of Cultural Sur­ Launches Boycott maker Werner Herzog, who has ^v eral years ago Herzog traveled leaders, and he claimed "a^eem ent vival, said “we are personally and in­ Four Die in Fire already gained a reputation for to Peru’s Amazon region and filmed was reached in the community, and stitutionally outraged. “The Aguarunas have a sense of SCARBOROUGH, Maine (UPIlL:- phone calls from people, wanting to making movies in exotic locales, is the movie "Aguirre, Wrath of God,” there was not one vote against it.” •PEABODY, Mass. (UPI) - Fire be alive,” she said. "He started themselves, have their own The radio station manager who help out. I’ve done 42 radio inter­ now under criticism in Peru for a which has gained a cult following in ’The film deals with rubber baron officials say a smoke alarm barking, that woke me up. Then I planned movie deep in the Amazon the United States. Carlos Fermin Fitzgerald, a little- leadership, their own culture and headed a nationwide campaign views from Detroit to Council against Wrather Corp.’s unmasking Bluffs,” he said. remained unused in a closet as the heard a crackling noise and woke up jungle about a I9th century rubber Against advice of scientists, he known historical character who es­ their own land. Someone can’t just parents of 11 children died with two my sister Michelle, Then I went into baron. also recently took a small film crew tablished an isthmus by carving out charge in (here and treat them like of the original Lone Ranger is ■ Martelle is pulling together launching a similar boycott of the of their young sons in a three-alarm the parlor where my sister Julie was The Boston Globe said today that to a Caribbean island threatened by a jungle between two huge Amazon non-pople.” A Peruvian government women)s groups, eldbrly company’s upcoming Ranger movie. blaze. sleeping and woke her.” Herzog is hiring Aguarunas Indians volcano: , spokeswoman said a local official organizations and private individuals river tributaries. A Los Angeles Superior Court Eight other- family members es­ Mrs. Davidson was a lifelong resi­ to help him set up camps and appear There he successfully filmed the The script reportedly calls for will travel to the jungle soon, to outraged at the Wrather Corp.’s judge Thursday ordered the un­ caped unharmed early Thursday dent of Peabody. She grew up in a as extras in the film^'Fitzcarrldo.” steaming volcano, which did not blow transportation of a huge boat across determine for sure if the Indians court suit to bar Moore from 7 3 ^ ^ ' masking of Clayton Moore, 64, who appearing in public as the masked morning, due in part to a barking house two doors from the fire. One Shooting is tentatively scheduled to up the entire island as feared, and the land, similar to'the feat Fitzgerald want the film made or not. dog. firefighter who responded to the few natives who decided not to flee performed with the help of natives. has made the Lone Ranger a living man. and a personal cru$ade since playing But Martelle, who said he was Fire Chief Peter C. Pappas said the blaze was her brother, Joseph against government advice. A letter signed by 14 Aguaruna In­ cause of thq fire was apparently Sullivan, a Salem deputy fire chief. This week, the Globe said four dians sent to a Harvard University- Special Eyeglasses the charactee on television from 1948 ^granted the first interview with ‘Light’ Beer to 1996. careless disposal of a cigarette in a Police and firefighters had to rip Aguaruna Indians made a four-day based anthropological group. NEW YORK (UPI) - A new line of Moore following Thursday’s court “We’re getting the boycott efforts ruling in Los Angeles forbidding him wastepaper basket in the first-floor air conditioners from two first-floor WASHINdTON (U PI) - "The by boat and land to, the Cultural Survival, said Herzog eyeglasses has been produced es­ kitchen. bedroom windows before attempting pecially designed for children 6 to 12 under way this weekend by pulling from wearing the Lone Ranger government says “light” beer will Linia to petition against requested 1,(XM) men, preferably with together all sorts of groups,” Joe Authorities said the smoke alarm, to rescue some of the family. have to start Jan. 1 to carry label in- tierzog’s latest film long hair, to work as extras in the years of age to fit their smaller facial mask, said “as far as I’m concern^ Martelle, manager of WCSH radio, we won!” a recent gift, was still inside its card­ ..“There was a red glow coming formation of its oaloric, cal'- ‘We want the film company out, film. contours, rather then simply “down­ board b o ^ fte r the fire killed Mrs. through the black smoke,” said but now the ministry of food and The letter said “at no time did they sized” adult models. The eyeglasses said Friday. "'The boycott, like the “The judge said I have the right to bohydrate^^rotein and fat content. petition drtve, will be headquartered ElizabefhL. Davidson, 48, her hus­ Police Sgt. John Tivey, one of the The new ruling by the Treasyry agriculture, which oversees the request authorization or an agree­ are carried under he names of pro appear as Clayton Moore who por­ here in Maine, n trayed the Lone Ranger — which I’ve band Fred, 53, and sons Charles, 14, first officers on the scene. “It was Department’s Bureau of Alcohol, Peruvian law governing native com­ ment with anyone. They only said football star Bob Griese and Olympic and Derek, 8. "We’re definitely going after the been doing since 1975 — or to wear really going. You simply just Tobacco and Firearms will enable munities, will have to make a that they were about to arrive and for figure skating champion Dorothy Sewing Machine Donation “The fire was heavily involved couldn’t get in.” decision,” said a spokesman for a us to get ready.” Hamill, both of whom wear glasses movie, and we might start with other types of masks,” Moore said in beer drinkers to compare one light ‘Lassie’ and ‘Sgt. Preston of the The donation of a sewing machine to the Senior Citizens upon our arrival,” Pappas said. The The victims were pronounced dead local Indian council. . David Maybury-Lewis, chairman in competition. (American Optical his interview with Martelle, which he beer with another or with a regular Yukon’ or other Jack Wrather blaze was first reported at 12:IJ at, hospitals in Lynn, Salem and Herzog told the newspaper he has a of Harvard’s anthropology depart­ Association) granted after putting off two televi-. Center at the former Green School was made this week by beer, spokesman Les Stanford said properties to show we’re mad as Sion networks. a.m., and firefighters were on the Peabody. Eight firefighters suffered Thursday. Aaron Cheerman, owner, Manchester Sewing Machine Center, scene two minutes later. minor injuries. Several firefighters hell,” he said. “We’ve even got a cou­ “As a matter of fact, Clayton will Jeft. The machine will be used by volunteers in making The new ruling also enables adver­ ple Christian groups from Tulsa and Linda Davidsjn, 17, said the ran into the building without smoke tisers, for the first time, to compare appear in New York at. a nostalgia draperies and other items for the new center. At right is Mrs. Nashville who have contacted us. convention with a new mask next barking of their Great Dane "Eric” masks when they heard people were one brand with another. Under a 1976 trapped inside. “I’ve been up 18 hours a day taking week,” Martelle said. Katherine Zabrovsky, center volunteer. (Herald photo by woke her up. ruling by the bureau, a brewery could Old Safe Deposit Boxes “Jf wp didn’t have hinl We wouldn’t Adamson) . only compare its fight beer with its \ own regular. ------li ^

Yield Strange Treasures I w it h T h is C o tip o n a n d a $ 7 .5 0 P u r c h a ia ' I W ith T h l i C o u p o n a n d a S 7.S 0 P tx c h a ia ' W ith T h is C o u p o n a n d a $ 7 5 0 P u rc h a s e * C ^ o m m i 4 4 1 0 1 1 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)-Y o u A pair of ladies panties, for exam­ any cash and auctioning off the rest. ^ ' ■ ^ ■ ■ * * ^ * ^ * ^ * ' n e v e r know what will turn up when ple. But there’s a “ safety factor,” 4«.pkp-l you open dusty, old safe deposit “I think that was from 1912,1914,” Solomon said. Vf? On Ethics boxes. the state treasurer .said. “There “We’re not trying to steal it j tacwitameFrawwiiuw lac««l n*«nt Frsn*tlM 8, Lt. Burton Gutterman, left, 25, who wants to be a member of the Just ask the bureaucrats in the A sp I M I One FanMy L M t On* Coupon Nr F M y .Mil On* Coupon 0*1 Ftwal. anybody’s money,” he said. “If you might, be a story liehind that. L Iw l> 8f a 8» 8i8«tata ra—lra4 $8 to»W r 8» i* * 88$ w w im - VtM Swtawtaw t • 8.1878 \ p l i g P | V tM iM ta n M f 3-8.1178 Boston Police Department, shakes hands with Boston Police Rhode Island state treasurer’s office, Memories... You can’t tell. come here in 10 years, 20 years — no I M 8« tmamt Im taa* Bi h *. eraegi m nmt0 Officer William Turnbull, right, at police headquarters Kept Busy who have unearthed treasures “Out of all the items we’ve run limitation — and you can prove it’s — JA.ja.iiti;immu.i.*z ranging from lingerie to a $3,0(X) gold Thursday. Gutterman arrived at headquarters with a report across, that’s given us the biggest yours, ^ ’11 give you th^ money plus 1MMThlBCquoonBndaS7.$0 Purchase* With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* i With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* | With This Coupon end a $7.50 Purchase* ! With This Coupon and a $7 50 Purchase* | piece. laugh,” he added. from an orthopedic surgeon that said Gutterman was qualified HARTFORD (UPI) - Keeping the intwist it’s earned since we’ve politics clean and policibg those who Rhode Island law requires if safe TTiere were other finds, some of had it.” to perform full range of duties as a police officer. (UPI photo) influence legislators is a burdensome deposit boxes are closed because of doubtful financial value. Packets of More than 20 years ago, he said, a p s s e job these days for the State Ethics unpaid rent, their contents must be love letters from England to an couple opened a bank account CO H N D IL«**^wL"1 jTEIIMIW «Mkg> I |I!1UV MMQttETS Commission. given to the state after five years, so American hearthrob. A wedding without telling their children. The |*% SS5M4«l«n*4tyU* AF-34M 1 ti*»piita>in*rorMp.i*oBrlan AP-38* 20 R>. btO *^-3848 | 't«c*plHin**fOHtait»*BTL*n AF-3807 I I tW«ei»Cewe"NrFPW» L*n>lOn*C*uoon*wF*mil* HFOR I liml6n*CouponO*rF*milii * ■ LmlOn*CouponPp>F*mir kimMOn*CouponPvFMwt] ’' r m ! The commission is faced with officials can look for the owners. If gown. couple died and th^ hank account I V8Ml8>IW 8i 1-4.1878 r^lonM * 3-8 1878 50 ^ A i i P { ViMSiplomMr 3-8 1178 K J U f lP I V«''49oplon*or 3-1 1878 X a S i f l P * VaMS*Ot*ntt*r3.8 1878 handling a record number of lobbyist the owners can’t be found, the state “We call it a large lost and found went unclaimed. The state recently Dwarf Seeks Post applications with a slim staff of three gets what’s inside. department,” Solomon said. advertised the unused account and YOU’LL DO b e tte r WITH A&P’S full-time employees. In the mean­ When State Treasurer Anthony But worldly booty also turned up. the heirs turned up. time, it tries' to fill the role of Solomon took office two years ago, Piles of silver articles. Stacks of “Their check came to close to watchdog, investigator, record he found most banks hadn’t turned stock certificates. Forty two dia­ $34,000,” Solomon said. grocery specials On Boston Police keeper and sometimes mediator. over the safe deposit boxes in more mond rings and jewelry pieces in one Banks are overjoyed to help with Buparniarinl pricM v v BOSTON (UPI) - Four-foot-3- The brunt of the workload - than half a century. Early this year, box alone. A $3,000 gold coin. the safe deposit boxes, he'^said. "Considered as white, not he began work on the backlog in COUNTRY FARM PORK 8HOPI inch. 98-pound Burton Gutterman. ■'keeping tabs on lobbyists - bas “We’re talking value here,” “This is a mess that has bMn sit­ qualifying for (veterans) preference hopes of digging up some additional who wants to be a Boston policeman, grown, and so has the other job of Solomon said. “We’re talking a good ting there 50 years,” Solomon said. FULL 7-RIB PORTION PORK LCHN-SIflLOIN PORT. PORK LOIN PORK LOIN and despite his passing grade. I state revenue. says ' there's nothing the matter bearing complaints and trying to set- source of revenue,” “They’re dying to get rid of it. It’s would place him several thousand So far, Solomon said, his office has with me. I'm just short.” down (on the list of candidates),” "tle political squabbles. In all, from safe deposit boxes, un­ taking up space.” ABLES B lade Loin End A ssorted C en ter Cut Gutterman. a 25-year-old dwarf Gardner said. Keith Lakey, the commission’s opened thousands of sealed boxes. He used bank accounts and the.like, , They’re less than joyful about from the city's Brighton section, But Gutterman, a college graduate audit investigator, said in a recent in­ estimates two or three months’ work Solomon hopes to unearth $3 million giving up unclaimed bank accounts ROASTS ROASTS passed the police physical in May and who has worked for the U.S. Customs terview he is handling a record lie ahead. ' in unclaimed revenue in the coming because it’s been free money for ” Haa^48TaMwaucKi PORK CHOPS RIB CHOPS there is no height requirement for Service, thinks police are just giving number of applications submitted by "It’s like Christmas,” he said year. He estimates advertisements them, Solomon said. city police officers. him "a hard time” because of his lobbyists under the state’s stricter Thursday. “You never know whaT will turn up owners for a third of it. “I’ve ruffled some feathers,” he »m. WPittttmz I you’re going to find inside.” He claims he can lift 125 pounds, is height. disclosure laws. The state gets what’s left, keeping said. $ strong for his size, can do lots of push For example, he said police are “Last year’s total registration of I CONTAMt: 865 lobbyists has already been • 4 C M t« r, ups. fire a weapon accurately and questioning his hometown, claiming WHOU KERND.-VAC PACK THICK-RICH • 2 Sh04M * r A • 3 Satetn tnd Chops run quickly. his driver's license shows he lives in passed. So far this year we’ve had 927 6r8«i6iaiit Pacama lb Wearing a blue-striped suit and suburban Framingham, not Boston, applications and its sure to reach iTopiatoPurea O raal on a O rill Pork Loin (14*17 lbs.) Pork Loln-RH> End Pork Chops size 4 shoes. Gutterman Thursday where he is required to live: 1,000,” he said. Whole or Boneless Center Cut Lakey also said while the commis­ P o z . gave police a doctor’s report which Gutterman insists he has lived in 4 9 * Rib Side Pork Roast Loin Chops said he is "indeed qualified to per­ Boston almost all his life and can sion handled only three complaints Famous Brand' last year it already has 10 complaints form full range duties as a police of­ prove it. He said he once had a car MWReDKBNEYor a s ficer.” registered at his sister's residence in this year, involving both public of­ FRESH U.S.O.A. INSPECTED Even Gutterman's Civil Service Framingham and listed her address ficials and lobbyists. Children’s Clothing BAKED B e e f C h u c k Beef Loin* W ith Tender Loin test score of 90,48 was almost 30 on his license to avoid confusion. The number may appear insignifi­ BONELESS BOX-0- CHICKEN FULL CUT points above the lowest passing He said there is also Negro blood in cant but the investigatiaps to deter­ CHICKEN LEGS for Less BEANS I i Brttat Qtrt.. 3 Log Otr*.. gr-^de. mine if the complaints are valid is CHUCK ANY SIZE SIRLOIN his family which may qualify him for "■Ik to 18 oz. can ' 3Ntck8,3WlnMi ) | 9 ”ve passed everything they've minority preference. time consuming, Lakey said. ' ' MQMdlto PACKAGE jot i me. 1 can do it. " he said. ”1 "Put it this way. If 1 was what they Lakey and the commission’s ROASTS STEAKS *lb. Once upon a time. Moms used to dress their little girls and Beef C huck-Bone In (center cuts *i as Beel Loin n>onTERHOusE steaks *2 99 ib I wjiii the job of my choice. 1 want to wanted, they wouldn't be putting me executive director and general toys up in toautiful playthings and dress clothes. .But help people. " through all this.” he said. counsel, J.D. Eaton, and a secretary Birthday Wishes T-BONE STEAKS *2^? But Police Personnel Director Even if he overcomes those are at work daily to see that the times passed, costs went up, and Mom had to start buying state’s codes of ethics for public of­ less clothing, and couldn’t afford real good quality anymore. Jacob Cheney, a well-known Manchester Michael P. Gardner said Gutter- obstacles. Gutterman must stilt be Ai.P(Baaf1-lb.pkg.M.39l Marval*Froxen ' (FROZEN-Swrrs PREMIUM (« TO B LBS.) ficials and lobbyists are carried out. resident, was feted on his 70th birthday man's chances of getting a job are examined by another police physi­ We think little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, Buttarball q a s The five commissioners, who are Friday morning by owners, staff and patrons NABISCO TWm ROU PACK Sliced Meat i.ib $ -| 2 9 TURKEY ROASTS (2 still poor because Civil Service cian before he can be accepted. so we're helping Moms buy .them more easily. All Dark I Whitt and | All Whitt CMps-Ahoy Assorted Bologna Turfceya regulations give minorities and dis­ paid on a $25 per-diem basis, meet Meat DarkMaat Meat "1 wouldn't be surprised if they You see, at Children's Wear-House) Moms find the children's of the Comer ^ a Shop, Main St., where he AVAILABLE-WEO.-SAT. abled veterans first preference in once a month or more often if CseUes Scottowels COLONIAL asked me to leap tall buildings in a and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices they can is a regular customer. (Herald photo by police hiring. necessary. 1 3 o i. I 71 c l. Polish ) $249|$319|$069 Fresh Cod 9499 single bound.” he grumbled. Adamson) , rolls Any person who spends or receives easily afford. We thought children's clothing cost too much... pkg. 89* 79* Kielbasa m Fillets $3(X) or more in a calendar year for so we brought the prices down. So now, little girls and toys lobbying services must register with can play together happily ever after in good, old fashioned I^IUnilMD "" JANE PARKER the commission,,^ Individuals who quality clothing at old fashioned prices. Congressman Hits ^ represent themselves, ,gr others are Youth Charged WHITE Rad, Black or ttewCrop knovvn as “commuter” ' lobbyists. Those who pay to promote their in­ BREAD SEEDLESS AMPlupoti MIDIUM TYDEMAN Sexy Smoking Ads terests through others, like laws lu Juue Theft 8B.pap Mieod-20oi.loaf firms for instance, are “client” lob­ WHITE GRAPES' RED APPLES WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con­ Edwards said he and 37 other YELLOW OHIONS gressman charged Friday that byists, A SAVE: MONDAY-SATURDAY MANCHESTER - A degree burglary and theft Th* Natural members of Congress are asking Lakey said auditing the quarteriy CHILDREN’S of a fire arm for a June 29 SnackI Manchester youth was cigarette companies "have just gone cigarette companies -to voluntarily 3 1 ^ 0 $ reports filed by the lobbyists is time 10-9 charged Friday with'^the break of a Main Street crazy” with advertisements depic­ stop ads that suggest "that life with consuming because of the tighter Ju n e 27 th e f t of 13 home, and fourth-degree ting smoking as .sexy and fun. If thpy cigarettes is more fun. sexier and WE WILL BE OPEN do not tone down the appeal to youth, regulations that require itemizing all microscopes from larceny by possession and more glamorous.” expenses $25 and over. _ SUN., SEPT. 2nd ANDi he said, he may sponsor legislation to Manchester High School five counts each of third- FnaN M a PROTECTION STRONG In a letter to Horace Kornegay, a Lakey said the statu te are com­ E/UUHMISE UBOR DAY 12-8 degree forgery, third- stop them. INSIDE MARSHALL’S MALL and a series of other Stay-Frae Hefty Plastic GOLDEN RIPE FRESH-FIRM HEAD U.S. NO. 1-BAKING former congressman who heads the plex but most lobbyists try to comp­ degree larceny and Rep. Don Edwards. D-Calif.. told Tobacco Institute. Edwards said Manchester Parkade burglaries around that MiPiPada I Trash lags 74/La. ly- Pra Tean criminal impersonation for Yellow Green LESS Russet LESS reporters. "We want to eliminate cigarette companies should sign an time, police said. Wet. Q U O THAN A THAN A “ A lot don’t succeed but only the theft of checks from Bananas Cabbage YEAH AQO. * Potatoes YEAH AQO. people entirely from their ads. agreement not to use niodels in ads. Bulky Cardigan Andrew Saccuzzo, of no K * 1 * * pkg. 0 « l * 1 12 79* because' they are unaware and we’ll certain address, was Manchester Moving & "The minute you gel models into and to limit advertising to “accurate EVERyDAY SAVINGS T O 5 0 % O N : them, you get into this glamor bag. tell them, but intentional deception is B y B r a a t a n charged with third-degree Storage, 85 Colonial Road. descriptions of your pro ’file arrest is the fifth Pepperidge „„ 99« Milford Superior Court BARREL 'IV Eooa Perm p*" 28.79 Oct. 23. Proter turned stemming from a grand Potato Salad 55* 10.79*11.99 11.1 jury probe of jai alai 1.69 himself into state police at raicwtffiCTlwatPT«*Bn-a.ia7a WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LMT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOORAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMSFORSALENOTAVAUABLETOWHOLESALEORRETAAOEAURS ■ Oak St., Manchester, Ct. 646-6115 Troop H Friday morning, a operations in Connecticut.

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PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. I, 1979 ' '.A'V/ ft •. . . . • ( Obituarlti j U.S.“ Warns Soviets Frank Hippie, On Moves in Cuba Town Official WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State 2,000 military advisors, the new unit Department publicly warned the would bring the total of Soviet un­ EAST HARTFORD - Frank B. Soviet Union Friday the United iformed personnel in Cuba to as Hippie. 75. of 50 Elm Village Drive, States opposes the newly confirmed many as 5,000. In addition, there are formerly of Manchester, died stationing of a Soviet-combat brigade an estimated 6,000 to 8,000 civilian Thursday night at Manchester in Cuba, Soviet technlcans and advisors in Memorial Hospital. A State Department spokesman Cuba. He was the husband of Eleanor confirmed for the first time U.S. in­ It was disclosed earlier the Soviets (Foering) Hippie. He was a former telligence has determined the Soviets had established a “brigade command purchasing agent for the Town of have moved a brigade group of 2,000- structure” of headquartes and sup-' Manchester and was employed by the 3,000 men with artillery and armor port personnel. town from 1945 to 1956. into Cuba. Sen. Richard Stone, D.-Fla., He was born in Philadelphia, Pa.,' ^ The spokesman emphatically warned in July the Soviets were in­ on Nov,i 9, 1903, and lived in repeated an earlier statement by tent oh building up their military Manchester for 15 years before President Carter: “It is the policy of strength in Cuba. ■ I moving to Oregpn where he lived for the United States to oppose any effort In early August Vance wrote Stone four years. He lived in East Hartford by the Soviet Union to establish saying there;.was no indication Of any for the past 14 years. military bases in this hemisphere.” Soviet'Violation of the 1962 S^vlet- Before retiring in 1973, he was a i f ? . ’*'; 'Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Amerifcan aipeement, ending the printer for the State of Connecticut in called in the Soviet acting am­ Cuban missile (crisis, nor any signifi­ Wethersfield for seven years. He also bassador, Vladillen Vasev, on cant increase' in Soviet military John Jackson, head librarian at the Mary Cheney Library, served as a staff representative with Wednesday to express similar U.S. troops. looks at a painting of Miss Emily Cheney done by? Russell concern. However, the administration the American Federation of State, The Last Days of Summer Cheney. It is one of nine Cheney paintings he will loan to the County and Municipal Employees Conservative senators said Carter ordered a new national intelligence from 1956 to 1964, This gang of youngsters enjoys one of the Pool. They are from left, Keith Garwood, should delay Senate action on estimate, completed within the last Manchester Arts Council to be displayed , at various homes He was. a U.S. Navy veteran and a few remaining days before school opens next Jaime McAuliffe, Rebecca Garwood, Melissa ratification of the SALT II treaty un­ week. during the house tour. (Herald photo by Adamson) member of Elks Lodge of Salem, til the Soviets withdraw the troops. It confirmed the presence of the week. They enjoyed swimming and general McAuliffe and Jennifer McAuliffe. (Herald organized Soviet combat forces. Ore. ,, hanging around at Glastonbury’s Eastbury photo by Lavallee)'^ State Department spokesman Hod- Besides bis wife, he is survived by ding Carter said, “We intend to pur­ Their location was not made public. Homes on the Tour • two daughters, Mrs. Dolbres O'Neill sue the matter... we are actively Carter said the 1962 agreement of Manchester and Mrs. Michael preesing the issue.” deals with offensive weapons South Methodist House Joseph M. Danyliw (Joyce) Royce of Ellington; a son, He said Soviet troops do not con­ systems, such as missiles or sub­ 20 Hartford Road 43 Forest St. U.S. Judge Won’t Block stitute a military threat to either the marines^______Bruce R. Hippie of Salem, Ore., and eight grandchildren. U.S. mainland or the U.S. Navy base F. B. Setzler Atty. Wesley C. Gryk Funeral services and burial will be at Guantanamo Bay. He refused to Fire Call* ^ 21 Hartford 50 Forest St. at the convenience of the family. speculate on the Soviet motives. Cheney Homestead There are no calling hours. Retarded Patient Move Carter emphasized repeatedl/ the Matthew M. Moriarty Memorial contributions may be timing of his announcement on ^v iet M anchester 106 Hartford Road 75 Forest St. were not ideal, but they were con-, made in his name to the American HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal Executive Director Eliot J. Dober troops in Cuba had no relation to the eerned that the move would be Friday, 2:48 p.m. — Auto accident at William E. Belficire Dr. John M. Malone Lung Association, 45 Ash St., Hajt- judge Friday rejected a request by a said his office had met with Thorne current summit o&'nbn-aligned Love Lane and Oicott Street, injuries state office to temporarily block the detrim ^tal to the patients. They earlier, urging him to reconsider the (town). 40 Forest St. 84 Prospect St. ford, I nations in Havana, which he Sculptor Daniel J. Riccio poses in his Glastonbury studio with will exhibit at homes included on the home tour sponsors by The Holmes Funeral Home, ^400 transfer of three mentally retarded said they want to block the move, move. described as “an important event we even though no long term alternative East Hartford some of his art work. Riccio will join other area sculptors who the Manchester Arts Council. (Herald photo by Pinto) Main St., Manchester, is in charge of patients from a Hartford nursing “The court, in my judgment, is hope contribute constructively to f has been developd. Friday, 2:33 p.m. — Medical call at-33 arrangements. home to state facilities. only a last resort," Dober said. . world pace and a better life fqr peo­ "Don’t simply assume that juSt Hamilton Road. U,S. District Court Judge M. “That's why we waited so long. This ple throughout the world." because they're moving means there Friday, 3:46'p.m, — Medicai cail at Joseph Blumenfeld refused to issue a is the first time we’ve done it." Together with an estimated 1,500 to Main and Welis Streets. is some upgrading,” said Thomas temporary injunction requested by Deputy Commissioner of Mental Clark, chairman of the advocacy House Move the state Office of Protection and Ad­ Retardation Marilyn Gravink said Music, Art and History board. “We think these people vocacy, which wanted to block the the department was making the best deserve to have someone take People/PiQces transfer of three of the 74 patients decision. Is Uncertain being moved by order of state Mental another look at it." Retardation Commissioner Gareth "At the present time I'm not sure “We have heard from the state ad­ (Coiiliniietl from I’agr One) Thorne. they have the facilities or staff," he vocacy office for many, many The retarded patients are being said. months and we have tried to address House Tour ^et Sept. 8 any developers who buy the land to moved from the controversial Protection and Advocacy some of their concerns,” she said. use the house only for professional Lorraine Manor nursing home to the offices and the board should ask that Southbury Training School, parking spaces be placed in the Two patients were moved eariier Manchester Police Report southeast portiatf of thp plot, far in the week and the three affected by By BETTY RYDER Hayes of Coventry, Roger DiTarando purchase price for the Home Tour. away from the school building. the judge's ruling were expected to Ufeslylc Kclilor ■of East Hartford, Daniel Riccio of Throughout the day. there will be Also, he said the board could ask be moved Friday. MANCHESTER - Joseph J. Other arrests reported by The Manchester Arts Council will Glastonbury, and Donald Newth and musical performances in each of the that a walk way with a decorative Officials at the Protection and Ad­ Raimondo, 27, of 22 Delmont St. was Manchester Police: be offering area residents an oppor­ Molly Bornstein, both of West Hart­ homes on the tour provided by hedge buffer bebuilt so students vocacy office said they will return to arrested on drug charges after a • S tan to n B a rro w s, 17, of tunity to walk back into history when ford, will display some of their art on members of the Manchester could walk safely from Main Street court Tuesday in an attempt to tem­ search of his home Thursday night, . Willimantic, charged Friday after­ it opens the doors to eight homes in the lawns at the various homes. Symphony Orchestra. Gilbert & to the school. porarily block the transfer of the police reported. noon with fourth-degree larceny the Cheney Historic District, Satur­ Original paintings done by Sullivan of Manchester, and the Lit­ He said preserving the house on the home's remaining 69 retarded Raimondo was charged with illegal (shoplifting) at King’s Department day, Sept. 8, members of the Cheney family, on tle Theatre of^anchester. Hockanum land is a “marvelous patients. , possession of a controlled substance Store, Manchester Shppping Beginning at 10 a.m., the MAC loan from the Mary Cheney Library, Well-known Songstress, Ilga Paups thought. " It could even be used for Commissioner Douglas Lloyd of with intent to sell. He was released Parkade. Court date is Sept. 17. House Tour will include visits to the Savings Bank of Manchester, and will perform, as will pianists Mary educational purposes to show future the state Department of Health Ser­ on a $1,000 surety bond for • Brendan J. Doherty, 27, of SO Cheney mansions, as well as other Roger Olcott’s collection will be on Blish, David Fletcher and Bernie generations how past people lived, he vices had planned to seek the decer­ appearance Sept. 10 in East Hartford Hartford Road, charged Friday mor­ distinctive homes in the historic dis­ display. Karlin. Pierre Marteney will play the said. tification of Lorraine Manor Friday. Superior Court. ning with driving while his license trict. Art and photography submitted in harpsichord. There is a problem with moving But a spokesman said Lloyd is Police said they raided Raimon- was suspended. Court date is Sept. ’The Cheney mansions occupy about conjunction with the [recent Floral arrangements are being the house to the alternative site south holding off until the court action is do's home, armed with a search 11. 70 acres along Hartford Road. Dating Manchester Community College prepared by the Manchester Garden of the school land, he said, because it settled. warrant, and seized more than a • Brenda D. Smith, 22, charged The William E. Belfiore House at 40 Forest with pink stucco, it has green painted from 1785 to 1911, they rest in a little- Relay Races will be displayed at the Club, the Perennial Planters and the would require the movers of the Protection and Advocacy officials pound of suspected marijuana and Friday morning with driving while St., formerly the Clifford Cheney House, a altered park-like setting and most South Methodist Church home. Manchester Art Association. under the influence of alcohol and louvered shutters, a one-story columned por­ house to cross a small causeway over said conditions at the nursing home other narcotics paraphernalia. 2‘/2-story Charles Adams Platt residence continue to serve as private Also, at the South Methodist Houses included in the tour are: driving with studded tires (a viola­ tico and a pair of two-story gabled wings. residences. a brook. looks south across an expansive lawn toward Church home, a mini lunch Will be South United Methodist Home, 20 He said the architects "have reser­ tion after April 1). Police said a car (Ofiara photo) In addition to .the tour, several served from II :30 a m. to 2 p.m. Cost Hartford Road; F. B. Setzler, 21 vations" about carrying the 35-ton driven by Ms. Smith was involved in Hartford Road. Erected in 1904 and faced noted sculptors including David of the lunch is included in the ticket Hartford Road; Cheney Homestead. house across the bridge because the an accident with a parked car. Court '-l-.-ir,.; 106 Hartford Road: William E. '•'T 1 bridge may not support the weight. Blackstone Calls Talks date is Sept. 11. 'U Belfiore, 40 Forest St.; Joseph M. The request to re-zone the land • Ross H. Easton, 22, of 13 Perkins Danyliw, 43 Forest St.; Atty. Wesley from residential to business is on the On Hurricane Planning St., charged Friday morning with C. Gryk, 50 Forest St.; Matthew M. Sept.'12 agenda of the Planning and '“i driving while his iicense was J Moriarty. 75 Forest St.; and Dr. John Zoning Commission. EAST HARTFORD - Mayor Clarence A. Drumm, Parks and suspended and improper use of H. Malone. 84 Prospect St. Richard H. Blackstone has called for Recreation Director Fred N. Balet, marker plates. Court date is Sept, 11, Fun for Funds Parking space will be available at • Mark E. Lamot, 16, of 45 Gottier a meeting Tuesday, Sept, 4, with Public Works Director Arthur J. An enterprising group of children on Lilac Street conducted South Methodist, 20 Hartford Road; other town and school officials to dis­ Drive, Vernon, charged Thursday Multi Circuits, 130 Hartford Road; Mulligan, Acting School Superinten­ a tag and food sale Thursday and made $21 to donate to the cuss the town’s emergency plan in dent Sam J. Leone, Health Depart­ night with evading responsibility. Manchester Community College, Man Jailed preparation for Hurricane David, ment Director John Gallivan, Per­ Police accused Lamot of driving over Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Fund Drive. Margaret Prospect St.; and Bennet Junior High which is wreaking havoc in the Carri- sonnel Director G. William Miller, two mailboxes oh West Vernon Kohler, 11, on the right, pours some ice cold lemonade for a School,'! 146 Main St. In Murder bean. Director of Finance Richard C. Street; The arrest was made mter waiting customer, while her sister, Carla, 9, (holding Ann Kif- The Home Tour, from 10 a m. to 4 "Hurricane David, in my judg­ Harvey, Director of Inspections and police found a marker plate stuck in -21'. p.m., ^ill begin at 20 Hartford Road. one of the mailboxes. Court date is sock, 2) and Jimmy Kitsock, 9, look on. The three older BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Edward ment, perhaps bffers a greater threat Permits Frank Barone, and Town children ran the event. (Herald photo by Richmond) A brochure will be presented to Falby's mother screamed "They're than any other hurricane that has Clerk John J. Barry. Sept. 11- © ticketholders at the beginning of the liars, they're liars, " before a judge been around for the past 10 years,” Blackstone said the town has □ tour. " i Friday sentenced her 19-year-old son Blackstone said. always been prepared and ready for Tickets are available from the to life in prison for the rape and He said officials should get immediate action to protect its Savings Bank of Manchester and all murder of a young girl. together and go over the town's citizens. Don’t miss the Manchester branches and Harrison's Falby, a Westport gardener, made emergency program regarding He added he does not contemplate Stationers on Main St. For further in­ no sound when Superior Court Judge equipment, facilities and other any problems with a hurricane All-New Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon. formation call Suzy Wichman at 643- T. Clark Hull gave him the maximum matters in anticipation of a potential between Friday and Tuesday., To benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. . . " " ---- "----II” 7961 or Jerry Upenicks, 649-3459. 25-year-to-life sentence for the June emergency. But, media reports,'indicate the Location of homes to be open to the public during the tour Anyone joining the Manchester 13. 1978, rape and strangulation of The mayor has asked the following hurricane will be- approaching the are: 1. South Methodist House, 20 Hartford Road; 2. F.B. Arts Council on the day of the homes Kari Jo Spurkeland of Westport. officials to attend: Fire Chief tour will be presented with a sketch Northeast, he said.- Setzler, 21 Hartford Road; 3. Cheney Homestead, 106 Hartford This 2'/z-story red brick, gable-roofed, H- dwelling with an approximately 45-foot- Immediately before the judge tojd Michael Fitzgerald, Police Chief Road; 4. William E. Belfiore, 40 Forest St.; 5. Jos^h M. of Cheney Hall done by Beatrix shaped, Neo-Colonial mansion is the square central block and two slightly dis­ the slim, red-headed Falby to stand Danyliw, 43 Forest St.; 6. Atty. Wesley C. Gryk, 50 Forest St.; Akmentin, who was with Arts En­ for sentencing, his mother, Barbara, residence of the Wesley C. Gryk family. At­ similar wings. It was the nome of Philip counter. .stood up. shouted — "They're liars, 7. Matthew M. Moriarty, 75 Forest St.; and 8. Dr. John H. tributed to*Charles Adams Platt, it is a large Cheney. (Gfiara photo) they're liars " — and then ran from Design Change Delays Malone, 84 Prospect St. , the courtroom.' Mrs. Falby, who was weeping, was followed out of the room by several Buckland Construction / members of her family. Her MANCHESTER — Construction daughter, Diane, remained at her building permit to be issued very for the original tenant at the west end soon thereafter. seat and broke into tears when her of the Buckland Industrial Park has brother wa.s sentenced. In related Buckland Industrial been delayed due to changes which Park news, Alan Lamson, Planning Falby was convicted of the murder must be made in the blueprints. July,20 by an eight-man, four-woman & Zoning Department Director, said, Robert Nadeau, secretary- "One, maybe two new tenants” will Superior Court jury after four days of treasurer of Hol(s Inc., a firm which deliberations. The panel rejected be locating in the development. repairs precision instruments, said Conceivably, action will begin next alternate verdicts of manslaughter today he had hoped to receive the or innocent by reason of insanity. month on Elcott Manufacturers and, building permit by this time. at a later date, Hartford The defendant had been described Building is delayed while Holts’ during the trial as an epileptic who Distributors. Lamson said the architects revamp the blueprints to Development Commission has ap­ was beaten by his father as a chiid conforfh with building code and suffered biack outs. proved Elcott Manufadturers’ regulations, application while the matter of Hart­ His lawyer, Richard Mehan Sr., Nadeau said he expects the minor Even if you miss a little,you miss a lot. had a.sked that he be sent to the ford Distributors is on the agenda for blueprint changes to be completed by the next commission meeting. Whiting Forensic Institute. the end of the weekend, and the WVIT TV-30 & WDRC AM BRAD DAVIS MC y- Area Police Report LIVE FROM . i ' bond. LINCOLN THEATER UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD COVEINTRV — Police reported Friday ft ' ut-. Richard B. Hladky, 26, of Bunker Hill 300 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE, WEST HARTFORD, CT. - 4 Road, surrendered himself to police. SOUTH WINDSOR — Police reported He was charged with possession of a two persons were injured in an auto­ 10 P.M. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER2THRU the 1960s ^fter Miss Chapman’s death. hallucinogenic substance and possession motorcycle accident early Friday night a Built in 1880 as the home of Miss Mary The South Methodist House at 20 Hartford has a hip-roofed central block adorned by of a cannibis-type substance, both on Aug. the intersection of Long Hill and Chapel 6:30 P.M. MONDA Y SEPTEMBER 3 Chapman, this duelling at 75 Forest St., is the There is a tptal of 12 rooms and four baths Road, formerly the Frank Cheney Jr. home, massive red brick chimneys and simple and three large chimneys which allow for 22. roads. I MANCHESTER PLEDGE CENTER home of the Matthew M. Moriarty family. was also designed by Charles Adams Platt gabled dormers. Owned by the South He will appear Sept. 11 in Rockville The accident happened at 6:29 p.m. . coue ON DOWN AMD Originally, a wood frame structure, it was four fireplaces. (Ofiara photo) and finished about 1900. This 2'/2-story, red Methodist Church it is used for both residen­ Superior Court. The report was incomplete at press remodeled in the English' Tudor-style during brick dwelling sits on a stone foundation and tial and assembly purposes. (Ofiara photo) lie was released on a $500 non-surety time. ’ GLORIA STEVENS SALON 649-7374 join ths excireMBNT. ;

PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 1, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 1, 1 ? 7 ^ P A G E ELEVEN I ¥ Presbytei^ians Are Split WiBKi-of Morning Communication With God Simple By CLIFF SIMPSON On Lost Property Case Recently I had occasion to call Father.” AS the poet writes; camera or any tape could have dap- Reflections of Mother When trouble threatened, she would “proof text” their support of Sydney. Australia. How quickly we “Prayer is the soul’s slncer desire, tured the audio or the video. Very helped me through.| various social positions that “a text were in touch! How clearly the sound U^uttered or expressed. slowly and very clearly he said to “The life of a child was entrusted By DAVID ANDERSON to me. Now she is a mothter, a child at her without a context is a pretext,” means that secular courts^ may of the local courts in the three cases came through! Imagine that! In just The motion of a hidden fire me, ’I will take care of her.’ and then IIPI Relifiian Writer Involved. To hold. knee, - i examine deeds and sl'milar a few minutes we had finished our That rem^bles in the breast.” almost as an afterthought he added, To hold, ' At laHt WASHINGTON (UPI) - Officials, documents to determine church The court cases stem from a major To release. business and said, “Good Bye.” Sucji A Very Personal Note ’And I’ll take care of you too.’ To enfold. It is always interesting to hear the of the Presbyterian Church in the property disputes. schism in PCUS in 1972-73 in which ' I’m sure you can realize pow' To set free - communicating was a modern God responds to us perhaps not To release. various comments of the congrega­ ■ir U.S., losers in a key U.S. Supreme “It is not a new idea,” he said of some 60,000 to 65,000 conservative thankful I am for this experience.’’ ‘■''^bahy to cuddle, a toddler to tion after a sermon. The most Court church property case, say they members pulled out of the denomina­ miracle,, but there is a great miracle always as we desire (recall Jesus in To set free the most recent decision. “The domi­ guide; ' meaningful one Sunday when 1 are not going to panic over the nant impact is that the court is tion and founded the Presbyterian than that, that is as old as man’s life the Garden and Paul’s “Thom In the Betty Simpson on this planet. It Take Your Cross " Now a grown woman walks by my preached to a membership of 5(X) court’s decision. Church in America. flesh” ) and we need to remember saying, ‘Why are you bringing all of is immediate and ’There is a misunderstanding about side. Invered piety “The Best Bargain in Town” was the But'«fficials of the PCUS’ sister this to us to sort out?’" For Some Presbyterian observers that “No” is as much an answer as what it means to “bear your cross.” Love bound us together through all bri'ngs great “YeSi” Sometimes God takes the in­ Avery Post, the president of the remark, “Thank you, pastor, ai’m denomination, .the- United Presbyterians the ruling raised believe that if the schismatic majori­ peace - it is the Frequently I hear someone speak of the years; United Church of Christ, addressed going^omc and increase my ty in the Vineville case is ultimately itiative and comes to i)s as He did to “his cross” in refering to a broken Her joy was my joy, her tears were • Presbyterian Church in the USA, are questions about its “implied trust” peace of God that the General Synod on the Bibile: p ledfll^ Tl^nk you, stranger. I considering cailing an unprecedented principle — the idea that the local awarded the congregation’s property me last summer. “Not too long ago leg or a fire or an auto accident. Just my tears. passeth un­ was the anniversary of Betty’s death. “May I express the prayerful hope heard of a clergyman that was special General Assembly to amend church holds property in trust for the it could lead some other large recently in the Wall Street Journal Often I faltered, watching her ... that we will not use the words of derstanding. On it I shared this experience with recently transferred being praised by their constitution to head off similar denomination as a whole. ’That prin­ denomination in the PCUS to split appeared this quotation in the humor grow; this Book as weapons against the his audience. One woman told him, from the denomination. ■ ’There is no need my three children. Now I wonder if decisions which might affect them. ciple isn’t aiways spelled out in deeds column: When^to hold fast? When to let go? humanity of any people in the world “You're wonderful! 1 never knew And officials from other — or in national church constitutions. A further wrinkle in the Supreme for elaborate perhaps it should reach a wider cir­ rituals, vigils, ip- “Our Crosses to Bear” And God, who entrusted this child or this Church. For too long - and what sin was until you came here.” denominations, especialiy those with The the northern-based UPUSA, Court’s decision; however, is howthe cle. At any rate I hope you will un­ cantatio.ns, or To a lot of Americans, sacrifice is to my chare. the end is not yet - some of us have large, well organized and potentialiy although not a target of a large-scale identity of the “true congregation” is derstand the' spirit in which I com­ doing without caffein in the coffee, Guided, corrected, answering my .4 final maxim contrived prayers. Now I know that justified racism, sexism, acts of dissident minorities, are carefully dissident minority seeking to pull out determined. municate God’s communicatioo with lead ih the gas and sugar in the soft prayer. each of these can be of help in finding violence against people,- and the The mariner of old spoke thus to studying the Supreme Court decision of the denomination, is considering Even with a ruling that dismisses me: drinks.” Gil Stern My hoid was ioosened; my child Neptune in a great tempest: "0 06d, God and keeping in touch, but I also denial of human rights by quoting the to see what, if any, action they might calling the extraordinary General “implied trust” and, on the basis of a i-.sfPpy-Ti, • "Betty had put up a gallant fight I am well aware that this is sup­ was now free thou mayest save me if thou wilt, and know that just a flick of the mind will for many months against cancer. One Bible, God save us from such in­ need to take. Assembly to add specific language to “neutral” examination of church posed to be funny, but down beneath To be the PERSON God meant her verted piety, from such a perverted if thou wilt thou mayest destroy me; At issue is a Supreme Court ruiing its constitution. property deeds, determines the do it. You recall the cuplet that afternoon in the University of to be. but whether or not I will steer my r* state: it there is an error in assuming that use of the Holy Book.” handed down in July in which the G. Daniel Little, executive director church property remains in the hands $100^000 Altar Connecticut Health Center in Far­ As I released her, the bond of love rudder true.” Michel de Montaigne "Twixt the stirrup and the ground, "what happens to you” is bearing the I say, “Amen" and request all who Court, in a 5-4 ruling, said the of the UPUSA’s Mission Councii, of the local congregation, the ques­ mington I was reading to her. After a cross. To the contrary it is what you grew; Georgia state courts may decide which would call the special session, tion remains as to how to determine When Pope John Paul II visits Boston Oct. 1 week at Humberto Cardinal Medeorps’ Grace I asked and grace I found.” while she became drowsy and said, Even modern electronics can’t “TAKE.” Recall the words of Jesus: which faction of a divided PCUS con­ said the court’s ruling “may be am­ the “true” locai congregation. he will celebrate mass on the Boston Com- residence. Cardinal Medeiros (l«ft) held the “Thank you. I think I’ll try to get “And he called the multitude with gregation may lay claim to disputed ple reason for acting as promptly as In the Vineville case, both the dis­ equal that speed when augmented some rest” and rolled over. I was sit­ Church of Christ Names mon from a specially designed $100,000 altar conference to go over plans for the pontiff’s with the satelites and earth stations. his disciples, and said to them, ’If property rights. possible in order to avoid widespread sident majority and the loyal minori­ ting with my back to the window any man would come after me, let as displayed during a press conference this visit. (UPI photo) One of the greatest saints used the The court did not decide between confusion in the church and harm to ty claimed to be the true local con- facing the door. him deny himself and TAKE (not New Associate Minister the two factions but sent the case its peace and unity.” ^egation. simplest prayer in his relation to Without any warning Jesus accept) up his cross and follow me.”’ back to the Georgia courts to decide The 2.6 miilion-member church’s Under the terms of Presbyterian God. It was one word repeated over appearec^ in the upper right hand cor­ (Mark 8:34) . directing the college-age program whether the property of Vinevilie. constitution deals with the question' policy or church government, the dis- an^ over agin: “Father, Father, ner near the ceiling. I doubt if any MANCHESTER —The Manchester and doing personal, marriage and Presbyterian Church of Macon, Ga. of the disposition of property of a for-. pute between the two factions was in­ Medical Examiners Fight Church of Christ announces the addi­ sStli, family counseling. He is a member of shouid go to a dissident majority of maliy dissolved congregation but vestigated by the Presbytery — the tion of Steve Holt as associate the American Association for the congregation who have ieft the does not make specific reference to regional body with authority over minister to direct the youth and per­ Marriage and Family Therapy, and PCUS or whether the “true con­ the property of a congregation local churc^s — which found that Rellgiouo Servlceo sonal work and counseling. the National Alliance for Family gregation” is the minority remaining seeking to withdraw from the the local minority was the true con­ To Keep Their Sensitivity Holt received his B.A. degree in Life. He was recently selected as an ioyai to the national church. denomination. gregation and therefore tfib rightful “You get conditioned to handling The doctors intently listened to journalism from Memphis State outstanding young man*of America. WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI) -- Center Congregational Chureli, The Supreme Court’s ruling, in the “While ail this may seem on the owner of the property. technical presentations on the Andover breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. Sunday University and his M.A. in religion As an associate-to Eugene Brewer. They work with death daily. Violent, it. You have a thousand things to look United Chureh of Chriat. 11 Center St. vievy of some church lawyers, refines surface to be essentially a matter^pf ^ Under traditional Court rulings, in­ school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. from Harding University Graduate Holt will be responsible for directing ugly, senseless death. Death lyhich for and you try to concentrate on Jonestown, Guyana, massacre and Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor. Rev. — and some say ciouds — the property ownership,” Little said, '*a cluding the 1871 Watson prec^ent, First Congregational Cliureh of An­ Full Gospel Interdenominational School of Religion inMemphis. His the junior and senior high youth assaults the senses and emotions. your work and not think about how the 747 airline crash at Tenerife in CJiester C. Copeland, associate pastor. century-oid principle that secular deeper significance is involved. The the civil courts should be directed to dover, Route 6, Rev. David J. Reese III, Churrh, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip major field of study was marriage Medicai examiners say they must bad a decomposed body smells or the Canary Islands, unflinching as Rev, Clifford 0. ;Simpson, pastor program, personal evangelism and state courts generally must give way p a t t e r before us is what kind of accept the Presbytery’s finding. But minister. 10 a.m., worship service. Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m., praise, and the family. slides showed the unspeakable grisly Emeritus. 10 a.m.. United Worship Ser­ personal and marriage counseling. fight to preserve their sensitivity and how many maggots there are. But worship service and ..Bible study; He formerly worked with the White to church tribunais in property cases, church we think we are.” the new court ruling indicates the vice with Second Congregational Church His study is located at the church at compassion from the ravages of you can never ignore it totally. You aftermath. deliverance service. According to Dean Keliey, the “A fundamental principle of our state court’s can use other prin- Bolton at Second CJturch, 385 N. Main St. Steve Holt Station Church of Christ in Memphis 394 Lydall St., telephone, 646-2903. regulariy facing the “horror” of our always know it’s horrible,” Rupp But the doctors eagerly discussed Faith Baptist Churrh. 52 Lake St. Nationai Councii of Churches expert denomination is that congregations, cipies, presumably including that of South United Methodist Chureh, 1126 society. said. how their work might help society Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., on church-state matters, that princi- are not isolated en tities unto ' the use of majority rule, Chureh of St. Mauriee, 32 Hebron Main St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Joseph C- Rupp, chief medical “It’s always disturbing and upset­ recognize its problems, like alcohol Sunday school;* 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Road. pev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- pie was modified in an eariier church themselves, but represent and are a The Episcopal Church, like the ting,” said Michael M. Baden of the and drug abuse, and possibly help cice; 7 p.m., evening se^ice. examiner for Nueces County, T^xas; Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses son, pastors. 10 a m., worship service; property case invoiving another part of the larger church,” Little Presbyterians a hierarchical church, spark a solution. Churrh of the Assumption, Adams Church Board recently said fnembers of his profes­ New York City medical examiner’s at 7:30, 9:1s and 11 a m. 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching service. Georgia Presbyterian congregation, said. “How property is to be used is**'“ >'"'hor!in rhnr^h.Miccn„ri Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward 1ft sion must strike a fine balance office. “You just do your best to During discussions of handling Bolton United Methodist Chureh, Emanuel Lutheran Chureh, Church In the earlier case. Justice Wiliiam significant to the unity of the whole Synod, a congregational denom inr S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Calvary Church service of the fall, at Union Israel, 54 Talcott Avenue, Rockvjjle, between preserving their sensitivity adjust. It isn’t a butcher shop. You mass disasters and individual deaths, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Brennan argued that there were church, both programmatically and tion — both targets of dissident and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Congregational Church. will sponsor an information night on and guarding against beings have a job to do. You have to live doctors such as Philadelphia Chief Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; GustafSbn, pastor. Tom Larsen, Intern; MANCHESTER - The film, “God three ways for courts to handie symbolically.” - 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. movements in recent years — are Medical Examiner Marvin E. Aron­ 11 a m., worship service. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor of Creation, produced by Moody Before attending the church ser­ emotionally overwhelmed. .,' with th'6 horror of handling people Churrh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day the program is designed to church property disputes: use of the Officials of the southern-based aiso taking a iong iook at the St. George’s Episeopal Chureh, Emeritus. 8 and 9:30 a m., worship ser­ Institute of Science, will be shown at vice all teachers are to meet at 9 “You know you should not become who have died senselessly.” son repeatedly stressed the need “to Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown 1871 principle that follows the deci­ PCUS, facing court property batties Vinevilie case. Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Hoiliger, vices. a m. in the social room for a special familiarize prospective members, emotionally involved, but it’s im­ Overriding compassion for the be humane and compassionate to the Road. Wendel KK, Walton, bishop. 8:30 the Sunday evening service of the sion of church tribunais; creation of with dissidents from three con­ Lawyers for the Missouri Synod, vicar. 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Trinity Covenant Chureh, 302 meeting with James Lee, church wbo might be interested in affiliating possible to totally check your^ tragedy of a lost life and concern for victim’s family.” a.m., Priesthood and Relief Society; Calvary Church, 647 East Middle different statutes that deal with gregations seeking to leave and take however, said the Vineville decision Bolton Congregational Chureh, Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. school coordinator. with the congregation, with its emotions. You have to protect the heeds of the loved ones of the Baden said one of the greatest 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. Turnpike, Sunday night at 6:30. different forms of church organiza­ church property with them, however, wouid have littie impact on the 2.9 Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Rally Day will be Sept. 16. Students various programs and activities. yourself. Personally.'! do not deal dead was apparent as 70 experts on problems in running a large opera­ Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and The first of the Moody films, “God tion; and the appiication of “neutrai said, “We are not going to panic.” million-member church. pastor. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ in Grades 1-6 will meet with their Dr. Neil Brooks, president of the with names, just using numbers death covering society’s spectrum tion like New York’s — where as service and nursery. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 of Creation” covers a wide range of principies” like such property These officials said the denomina­ The Synod’s constitution already vices. 9:30 a m.. Coffee and Fellowship. teachers at 9:30 a.m. in the Annex. congregation, along with Rabbi gives me some type of protection,” from New York to small Maine many as 200 bodies may be examined a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness subjects. documents as deeds. The new case, tion was not considering the caliing spells out that church property The classes will then go to the Marshal Press, Mrs. Judy Press, he said after a seminar on forensic towns gathered at Colby College in a week — is keeping the large staff meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 With the telescope the immensity Keiiey said, was an elaboration of the of a special General Assembly and belongs to the local congregation. Coventry p.m., salvation meeting. of space is explored, and with the regular church service, returning who is education director, plus the science. recently for the seminar. responsive to individual tragedy. South Windsor presidents of many of the neutrai principles approach. It that it was waitine for the decisions United Pentecostal Chureh, 187 microscope, one peers into the with their teachers, to their clashes', " Coventry Presbyterian Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, after the chiidren’s laik portion of organizations associated with the Nathan Hale.School Road, Route 31. 9:30 Wapping Community Chureh. 1790 teeming world of tiny creatures in a minister. 10 a.m,, Sunday school; 11 the service. congregation, will describe various a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ single drop of water. a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., The first rehearsal of the Junior aspects of the congregation. 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. worship. son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. The service is open to the public. worship service and church school. Choir will be on Sept. 5 at 6:30 p.m'. in There will also be an opportunity to Prinee of Peace Lutheran Chureh, Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 tour the facilities. Congregation ^ Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Union Congregational the chapel. The choii membership is B'nai Israel is a conservative con­ Attend A House of Worship This / Week H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m,, Sun­ Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, open to lO-year-olds. school; 10:15 a.m., worship service; 7:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 VERNON — Church school teacher gregation affiliated with Ute United j day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. dedication Sunday will be conducted p.m., prayer meeting. St, John’s Polish National Cathoiie p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 B’nai Israel Synagogues of America. St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. a.m. on Sept. 9 at the first regular 10 a m. For additional information call 871- The Laboring Man—and Woman Churrh, 23 Golway St, Rev. Walter A. VERNON — Congregation B'nai Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; St. Margaret Mary Churrh, Rev. John 1818. Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. J, Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at St. Bartholomew’s Chureh, 741 E. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. masses at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Religion in America CALVARY CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD Second Congregational Church, Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 No li'ihiitc to the lalrarins AZTEC CHHMEY SWEEPS St. Peter’s Episcopal Churcli, Sand 647 Eaat MIddIo Tpko, Manchoatar Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 foiTc of Aiiici'ica would l)c com­ Pastor, Ken Gustafson Call note about our senior cltisen special! pastor; Rev. James Emondson, interim a.m. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; We eliminate the risk of chimney fires without minister. 9:30 a.m., Union services with St. James Church, Rev. James Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Sunday School 9:30 a.m. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 plete willioiit ;i special salute to making o mess . , First Congregational Church at Second Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, ^ Theological Dissent Worahip Service 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Church, The Rev. Robert Heavilin a.m .; family service and Sunday school. *Calvary Eelws Sun, WINF 10:15 a.m, Tom Samporl Karan Brido Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team the woi-kiiig woiuaii. Sixty per­ 376 Windsor Straat preaching. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Avery Street Christian Reformed * Revival Time Sun, WINF 10:30 p.m. Manchaatar, Ct. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, cent of wonicii now hold jobs pastor. 9;45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m. 643-0130 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 And Pope John Paul CANDBS BY CAROL East Hartford a.m., and noon. and 7 p.m.. worship service, nursery at outside the lioiue. More aiuP ‘Ton Call The ShoU" both services. CLARKE WSURANCE AGENCY St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. tion was presented as a for­ 963 Main Street, Manchaator First Assemblies of Cod, 763 Oak St. .Messiah Evangelical Lutlieran By DAVID A.NDER.SON traditionally forbidden ac­ and theologians openly more employers are findiug out 237 East Center Street Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. mal demand and there 649-6619 Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 UPI Religion Writer tions such as premarital counselled defiance of tbe Manchaator, Ct. church school; 11 a.m., morning Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 were no indications those Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, When John Paul II ad­ sex, the use of artificial birth control ban. what vahiahle employees they 643-1126 worship; 7 p.m,, evening service. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, involved in writing the OAVD JAMES PERSONHEL 10:30 and noon. pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 dresses the U.S. Roman birth control devices and While the headlines have are. Their eoiitrihiitioiis to “Temporary A Permanent Placement Service" First Baptist Church of East Hart­ a.m.. Sunday school. even homosexuality should diminished the dispute con- book planned any formal DILLON SALES & SERVICE, MC. ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland Catholic hierarchy, 272 Main Street, Manchoatar 310 Main Straat Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 not be considered harmful. response. Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; probably in Chicago during tinuds. .America industry 'are siguili- 649-7000 Manchester, Ct. 10:20 a.m., group discussion. Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, While the debate has Nor have there been any a.m. and 7 p.m,, worship services, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday school and adult a special session of the As recently as 1976, 643-2145 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Churrh swirled around the indications as yet that their caiit. This Lalmr Day, thank the nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a m., worship. National Conference of moderate theologian Avery CONCORDIA LUTHERAHaiURCH “Quality Ford Products Since 1933" (Missouri Synod), Cooper an^ High headline grabbing issues academic position^, some Summer Sarvica at 9:00 a.m. p.m,. Training Union. Catholic Bishops, one point Dulles^ in his Catholic lalmring men of Aineriea-hiit streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 always involved in at schools covered by the Pastors • Burton Strand „ Faith Lutheran CTiurch (Lutheran he is likely to underscore is Theological Society of GENERAL GLASS SERVICE Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. a.m., family worship. Communion, first Vernon questions of human n ew norms, were Sunday of month. doctrinal discipline. America presidential ad­ don't forget to tiiaiik the woiiion, & 330 Qroon Road Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor, 9:30 sexuality a more fun­ threatened by their dissent St. Mary’s Episcopal Chureh, Park Doctrinal discipline, or dress stressed that "we David B. Stacy . Manchester, CL a.m., worship service. St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., damental concern has also from official teaching. too. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. lack of it, has been a (theologians) shall insist 40 Pttfetai Straat, Manchastar 648-5311 646- 4920 First Congregational Church, 87 Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 begun to surface — the in­ Jacobson,, rector; Rev. J. Gary p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 growing concern among on the right where we think Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, creasing adversary rela­ THE CHURCH OF THE H A Z A R D • KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector. and 11:15 a.m. leaders of the U.S. church it important for the good of tion between,Jjifi_church's Rev. Neale O. McLain “We grow the Freshest Flowers In Town" minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Rockville Baptist Chureh, 69 Union and there are indications thp church to, urge BIBLE 236 Main Straat, Manchaator r 646-6699 621 Hartford Road church school, child care; 11 a.m,, coffee rector. 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 the Vatican, , under John theologians and traditional positions at variance with SPEAKS ‘Sunday Simlco '9:30 a.m. Manchoatar, Ct. hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth The Chureh of Christ. Lydall and Vernon a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m,, Sun­ Paul II, is equally con­ doctrinal and moral those that are presently of­ By streets, isugene Brewer, minister. 9 ‘ Morning Worahip 10:45' a.m. 643-0669 fellowship. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. cerned. teaching: ficial.” Eugene Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 Sacred Heart Chureh, Route 30. Rev, There has always been The Vatican, in turn, Brewer ‘ Evoning Sarvica 7:00 p.m. p.m., worship. The mo sT recent MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael dissent from the church nder the signature of John Wed, Evening Service 7:00 p.m. First Churrh of Christ, Scientist, 447 dramatic case of “Largest Selection of Better Monuments In 10 a.m., Sunday school; II a.m., worship Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ and its teaching - Czech N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ theologians departing from II, has responded with new ■ the State" service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and reformer John Hus died at norms for Catholic univer­ People are motivated to FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. S C EN nS T day school, and care for small children. noon. the conventional teaching become involved in that (Over 45 years experience) Nursery at all services. (he. stake in 1415 after sities which stress that in 447 Main Straat, Manchaator Ilnckanum United Methodist Community Baptist Churrh, 585 E. St. John’s Episeopal Churrh, Route (or magesterium) of the which meets a need. Only Blasoll Straat being condemned as a teaching theology "fidelity Sunday Sarvica 10 a.m.; Wad 6 p.m. Manchoatar, Ct. Chureh. 178 Main St., Rev. Lawrence S. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine, Interim 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 church involves the two when they see that the heretic — the winds of *Chrlstian Science Reading Room - Opposite East Cemetary • Staples, pastor. 9 a m., worship service, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship, nursery. a.m., communion; 10-a.m., family ser­ year old but still controver- to th e magesterium gospel fills a void in their Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. nursery. Churrh qf the Nazacene, 236 Main St. vice and church school. sial study, "Human democratic reform that (teaching authority) qf the lives will they be per­ 640-8807 Rev. Neale jMcLain, senior pastor; Rev. lat A 3rd Thuraday of ^a ry month 7-9 p.m. Burnside United .Methodist Cliureh, Vernon Assemblies of God Cliureh, Sexuality, New Directions swept through the church church is always to be suaded to obey it. 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. George Entaitt, minister of visitation 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. following the Second emphasized" |and The Bible confirms what 57 Eaat Cantor Stro*ti Manchaator NASSIFFARMS and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; in American Catholic “House of Sports" pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service, child Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11 ;00 a.m, and" Thought” commissioned Vatican Council seems to "hypothetical or per^nal common sense tells us; care, 10:45 a.m.,(worship, children's church 6:30 p,m., worship services. have created a particularly namely, that none is FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME 991 Main Street and nurseiirsery; 7 by the prestigious Catholic opinions ... are to| be Wesley Memorial Chureli (Ignited p.m., evening service. Verqon Llnited- Methodist Church, acute crisis. ^ . perfect, all have sinned, “Serving All Faiths"' . , Manchester, Ct nursery. Theological Society. modestly presented; as Methodist Churcli), 110 Ellington Road. Route 30, Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. W hen P o p e Paul VI such.” Rom. 3. In view of this 226 Main Straat,* Manchoatar 647- 9126 Calvary Church (Assemblies of 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. Early in August of this widely recognized truth Rev, Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., issued his anti-birth con­ In the ease of the o i the 643-6940 PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, MC. worship service, child care. '' | God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. jrfear, the Vatican’s and its companion fact that Kenneth L. .Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. trol encyclical in 1968, the sexuality study, whilerthe > 776 Parker Street Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Congregation for the Doc­ you are impotent to atone FULL GOSPEL MTERDENOMMATIONAL ClIlRCH, MC. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 crisis became confronta­ Vatican invited the the Manchoatar, Ct. masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sunday masses at- trine of the Faith, noting for sin, it should be obvious Tw o Looatlona For Sarvloo:- Glastonbury a.m., Sunday'S c h o o l; 10:30 a.m., service 7, 8:30, 10 and ll:30ji.m . its “duty to intervene by tion in the United States authors to correct their that without a divine dis­ 748 Main Straat, Manchaatar 049-3301 of worship; 6130 p.m., evening service. Rockville United Methodist Chureh, calling attention to the when a number of priests- alleged errors, the invita­ pensation you will surely 9 Ellington Avanua, Roolcvllla “For all your auto part needs, Come see us" r St. DunHiunV Churrh, Manchester C o n r o r d ia Lutheran C h u r r h , 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, errors ... and by'inviting perish. Pastor Rev. Philip P. Saunders Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. pastor. 10:45 a.iti., worship service. That provision has been PARK MLL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP the authors to correct “Call Our Prayar Towar”, 24 Hours, 646-6731 Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Trinity Lutheran Churrh, provided in Christ. It is AL SIEFFERTS APPUANCES, TV-AUNO /. Michael Orlowskl at 8, 9:30 and H a.m. associate pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Com­ Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, these errors” blasted the faith in this promise that 445 Hartford Rd., Manchoatar 36 Oak Street •SiIt.-/ ■ munion, nursery for small children. « report as replete with S T. JOHN’S EnSCOPML CHURCH MANCHESTER DRUG • /F-'y'f- pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ 523 HARTFORD TURNPIKE (ROUTE 30), VERNON should arouse in you a felt Manchaator, CL Unitarian Universalist Society: East, “erroneous conclusions” 647-9997 “Prescription Specialist" vices; 9:15 a.m., Sunday school and Bible- THE RgV, ROlIRT H. HKILLNER, M,DIV„ RECTOR need. To the degree that 049-0781 Hebron Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. that were potentially Complete Hospital Equipment Department ' class. 8:00 A .M . your grasp no such need, Meetings resume in September. Union Congregational Churrh, harmful “on the correct Holy Euchariot your faith in the divine fMttERT J. SM TH , MC. 717 Main S tr a ^ Manchaatar RENTAL ASSISTORS St. Peter’s tlpiscopal Chureh, Route Serond Congregational Churrh, 10:00 A .M . SOUTH UMTED METHODIST CHURCH 85. Rev. William Parsing, rector, 10 a.m., Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, formation of the Christian Family Sarvica provision is faulty. If you ‘‘lntunnimlth$ Since 1914" 649-4641 1637 Park Street United Churrjh of Christ, 385 N. Main minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, 1226 Main Straat, Manchoatar Worship service. consciences of so many Cooperative Nursery Child Care Provided During Faml- see your lost state and tru­ 963 Main Straat, Manchoatar Hartford, Ct. St. Rev. Dr. James D. MacLauchlin, associa'e minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser- ly believe salvation is in 647-9141 OPTICAL STYLE BAR, MC. Gilead Congregational Chureh, people.” ' l^ervlce. 649-5241 230-6640 pastor. 10 a.m.. Union Service of worship vice. ' . ^ (Christ, you will respond to Manchaatar A Manallald Hebron.'ftev. David G.. Runnion- The study sought to Church School Beglni Sept. 9th Sunday Services: 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Hundreds of Houses and Apartments for Rent with Center Congregational Church at Se­ Talcottville Congregational Churrh, it. SAM T JAMES CHURCH “Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship cond Church; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour, develop "pastoral (Age 2 Yra, thru High School) CaU us for details on vacancies in your area, service. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 9:30a.m., 996 Main Straat, Manchoatar ( Opticians" infant care provide. The Sacrament 6l Worship service. guidelines” in a number of Young Paoplea Fellowship Begins Sept. 9th r 643-4129 JOHHF.TERNEY SABRMA POOLS the Lord’s Supper will be observed. First Congregational Churrh of Ver­ areas involving human TEAM MINISTRY I Funeral Home, Inc. THE EVENMG HERALD Route 44A North United Methodist Chureh, 300 non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev, John A. sexuality and suggested Sun. Evenlngt CHURCH OF CtM S T 219 Waat Cantor Straat, Manchoatar Jr. V.I.F.S:30 Sr.Y.P.F.7K)0 Rev. Jame$ Arckambault, Rev. William Ft Carroll “A Family Newspaper Since 1881" Coventry, Ct. Manchester Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Lacey, minister. Rev. David C, Bowling, that in 'some cir­ Lydall and Vernon Streets 643-1222 pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship service, nursery, Phone: 646-2903 Rev. Francis K Krukoicskl HaraM Square, Manchaatar 648-9983 - 742-7306 assistant minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ cumstances such 872-0517 Gospel Mall, Center Street. 10 a m. for children 5 years and younger. vice.

iSte. 0 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 1, 1979- PAGE ’THIRTEEN PAGE/yWBLVB- EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 1, 1»79 ' ' ___ -x Today's Leaden Arizona Seeks Answers : New Gdaches Set\ Batting Sport Parade (National l^aiigue G AB H Pet. In ‘7 9 Gridiron Opener Milt Rickman Hernandez, St. L 130 501 171 .341 Templeton, St, L 124 538 175 .325 UPI Sports Editor Garvey, LA 133 544 172 .316 have more than 40 lettermen back in­ For NFL Openers Griffey, Cin 95 380 120 .316 NEW YORK (UPI) - The ( Coltog«' ^ cluding versatile quarterback Brad Matthews, Atl 131 536 169 .315 Arizona Wildcats, in their se­ "You don’t fill an All-Pro position “We feel It was a slip and will work I F o o & l H J Wright and running back Mike Just Too Enthusiastic NEW YORK (U P I- The two to get it back up there. That’s what Winfield, SD 13? 496 155 .313 cond year in the Pac-10, kick Carter.. ' with a rookie,” said an angry \ NEW YORK (UPI) — I’m Marvin Davis, sitting back in new coaches in the American I’ve been hired to do and what we Knight, Cin 124 454 141 .311 off the 1979 college football Carter, whq chose to stay at home Erhardt in preseason after the. Rose, Phil 133 503 154 .306 “We fully expect our good people Football Conference are Patriots dealt offensive tackle Leon. will strive for.” season Saturday night in a non- from last year to be even better,” rather than accept offers from Denver with all that money burning a hole in my pocket, more Hendrick, St. L 118 425 129 .304 striving to maintain their Gray to the Houson Oilers for draft Flores will-have to do it without copference game against says Mason. “And I'm much more Pittsburgh or Texas A&M, was the anxious than ever to buy a big league baseball club and I pick up several veterans. Wide receiver Fred Mazzilli, NY 126 469 142 .303 most highly recruited player in the team’s respectability; the two choices. “We’re going to have to Parrish, Mtl 118 413 125 .303 Colorado State which may confident going into this season than the paper one day and see where I’m knocking myself out to get coach like heck. I gave my opinion, Biietnikoff, running back Pete state’s history as a high school senior National Football Conference American l,eague clarify its dark-horse status in 'any of the last two. We know much into a business that may fine me $100,0(X) just for being too but I don’t have any veto power — Banaszak and defensive back Willie more about our own football team, two years ago. Although he saw only enthusiastic. '' rookie coaches must establish Brown have retired and 33-year-old G AB H Pet. the conference. limited action last year, be stiU I’m the coach and I work with what I and we have more good players.” If I’m Marvin Davis, I have to start Without questioh, Kuhn had to it. / quarterback Ken Stabler is coming Lynn, Bos 123 446 153 .343 Coach Tony Mason’s team finished managed to rush for more than 500 got.” Brett, KC 130 541 181 .335 CSU seventh-year coach Sark thinking I can live very nicely chastise Kroc in some manner for his Erhardt has plenty. off a 30-interception season. seventh in his second Pac 10 season yards. Ron Erhardt, New England’s Lezeano, Mil 119 412 136 .330 Arslanian says pre-season practice without being in such a crazy impropriety, unintentional as it was, offensive coordinator last year, takes The Patriots, loaded with quality Accent on Discipline last year but their home opner may injuries have cut deeply into the New Mexico State opens defense of The accent in Ray Perkjns’ new Downing. Cl 121 420 138 .329 indicate a different story this year as business. but he didn’t have to drop the piano control of the AFC Elast champion quarterbacks, running backs and team’s depth and ^till to be decided is its Missouri Valley Conference regime with the New York Giants in Oliver, Tex 114 420 138 .329 the Wildcats lead the series between - That was'Ray Kroc’s first impulse top' floor, Patriots, inheriting the talent — and offensive linemen, led the NFL in the starting quarterback >job being championship against Wichita State on discipline — but attitude alone Rice, .Bos 129 513 166 .324 the teams 10-1-1 dating back to 1926. when he was socked with a $1(X),000 • best way to turmoil — left over from the Chuck total offense in 1978 ... and Erhardt is Kemp, Det 119 442 143 .324 contested by seniors Keith Lee and and in other top games, Utah faces fine by ^ w ie Kuhn, the baseball realWget to know a rnan is to work won’t put points on the scoreboard. Hubert Oliver, with 866 yards last Fairbanks administration. Landreaux, Min 128 476 152 .319 Steve Fairchild. Long Beach State, Tulsa takes on commissioner, for “tampering.” In f®'" bim, Ray Kroc can t possibly get Perkins, who won raves last year as year, and Larry Heater, who gained In Oakland, receivers coach Tom Bochte, Sea 124 454 144 .317 Arslanian says both the offensive McNese State, West Texas State an unbridled burst of enthusiasm a better witness as to the general the offensive coordinator of San 793 yards, pace the Wildcats' running plays Southern Illinois, North Texas Flores replaces the popular John Molitor, Mil 117 486 153 .315 and defensive lines are still question Kroc said he planned to pour another makeup of his character than Peter Madden and will try to revive pro Diego’s wide-open attack, is “disap­ ^ame against Colorado Statd’^ u o of State tackles Texas El Paso and l l m i i e R u i i k marks. “We have some talent but we $5 or $10 million into his San Diego Bavasi, who is the president and pointed” with New York’s preseason Larry Jones (898) and Alvin Lewis Northern Michigan goes against football’s winningest team over the National League — Kingman, Chi have to mold them together. They ball club this winter and try to get chief executive officer of the Toronto past 16 years. The Raiders, in their power shortage. (809). The game may depend on how are a very inexperience group,” he Eastern Michigan. The Giants didn’t score a 41; Schmidt, Phil 40; Winfield. SD well quarterback Jim Krohn, who Graig Nettles and Joe Morgan in the ^'ue Jays. Bavasi was general 20th season, come off a disappointing says. touchdown over the final 12 quarters 27; Lopes, LA and Clark, SF 26. missed the last half of 1978 with an free agent market if they became rnanager of the Padres and his 9-7 record which shut them out of In another to^ game Saturday, Test Case of preseason and the 37year-old American League — Lynn. Bos and arm injury, can combat C9U’s 3-4 available. father, Buzzie, was president when postseason play for the first time out to present an even more enter­ New Mexico takes on Lousiana Tech. NEW YORK (UPI) - Will the peo­ former wide receiver with the Thomas, Mil 36; Rice, Bos 33; defense. Kroc, who realized a lifelong bought the club five years ago. since 1971. taining show this year at Schaefer New Mexico .|s one of four WAC ple of America be able to endure two Baltimore Colts has looked grimmer Singleton, Balt 32, Baylor. Cal 30. Stretching for Shot Oddsmakers rank Arizona as much dream of some day owning a major- “Ray Kroc has been absolutely Ray Perkins has already received Stadium. Rii:is Kiilleil In teams to get an early start into the hours in front of their television sets tremendous for baseball,” says with each defeat. ? t as 20-point favorites against CSU, league club by buying the Padres in several rude New York welcomes as ‘!I think this year’s club will be a National League — Kingman. Chi Defending U.S. Open tennis champ Jimmy Amritraj in play at Flushing Meadow. (UPI season this weekend. The Lobos have watching a marathon? That question 1974, got mad last week and made up Peter Bavasi. “He took a franchise he begins his first season coaching little less predictable on offense and Perkins will probably be , ac­ Connors races and stretches to make a return which has been placed in the bottom watched BYU capture three straight will be answered Oct. 21 when the customed to defeat by January, and 95: Winfield, SD 93; Schmidt, Phil Photo) of the WAC this year in many pre­ his mind to sell them. It wasn’t simp­ that was not prospering, one that had the Giants — who haven’t qualified will play a more wide-open game,” 92; Hernandez. St.L 89,'Clark. SP86. conference(-tttles but are given an New York Marathon will be shown been already sold conditionally to vhe’s refreshingly candid about his in his match Friday against India’s Vijay season polls. ly a matter of the the $100,000 he was for the playoffs since 1963 — and Erhardt said, “We’re going to take a American League -- Baylor. Cal even better shot this year as they nationwide for the first time. going to have to shell out. He Washington, and neariy triced ^ij^s rookie coach Bill Walsh may need an real good look at the backup people team’s short term future. "I’m not going to measure my first 118; Lynn, Bos 107; Rice, Bos and wouldn’t be that dismayed at being attendance in a very short “time. It s earthquake to jolt the San Francisco we have, especially the younger now one of the more solid franchises year as coach by the wins and losses, Thomas, Mil 102; Singleton. Balt 101. NFL Season Kicks Off penalized to some extent since he 49ers, 2-14, back to contending status. players.” .Slolen Base:: in baseball. ,jj., because they may not change much," Joe’s World was aware what he did was palpably Two AFC coaches, Cincinnati’s Flores, 42, has been an Oakland' National League — Moreno, Pitt Homer Rice and Don Coryell at San assistant coach since 1972 and Perkins said, “We’ve still got a long wrong, but he never expected to be way to go and I think the players 58; North, SF 50; Lopes, LA 40; hit so severely for what he called “an Praise from Bavasi Diego, will be entering their first full quarterbacked the Raiders from By JOK CARMAN know that too. I’m looking for con­ Taveras, NY 37; Cabell, Hou and inadvertent slip of the to^ue.” “When he bought the Padres, he seasons with those clubs. 1960-66, Hovering over Flores like a sistency and togetherness — we’ ll Scott. St.L 33. Following a brief period of depres­ relieved my father and me of a huge Erhardt takes over a deep silver-and-black cloud is the legacy American League -- LeFlore, Det with Heserve etched by Madden in 10 splended win as a team and lose as a team.” Lions financial commitment. He didn’t Patriots’ club still recovering from Are You Gonna sion, Kroc changed his mind. He Thd 49ers will probably just lose, 66; Wilson. KC 65; Cruz. Sea 36; have to, but he did. More than that, if the Fairbanks-to-Colorado fiasco years with Oakland, a 112-39-'7 record conference-leading punter Tom decided to hold on to the Padres period. Bonds. Clev and Wills. Tex 30. Fish or Gab? NEW YORK (UPI) - The to spark Pittsburgh’s'passing attack locally, it was announced Friday by you could ask for more, he permitted which directly preceded the club’s and eight playoff appearances. Skladany is out indefinitely with a because he loyes baseball so much Bill Walsh, 47, takes over the Pileliinp \ ielories Detroit Lions, who have had but Sidney Thornton may start ahead the NFL. Buzzie and me, to reclaim our 1978 playoff collapse against Oakland’s new kid in town knows and still wishes to be a part of it. But league’s problem child at San Fran­ National League — Niekro, Hou 18- back injury. of the injured Rocky Bleier alongside The eight games are Atlanta at baseball reputations to some extent Houston. Erhardt, 47, in his first what he’s up against. just four days to ready reserve having been burned as badly as he cisco. As coach of Stanford the past 8; Niekro, Atl 17-17; Reusehel. Chi “I’m not one of those guys who Franco'Harris in the backfield as the New Orleans, Cincinnati at Denver, by asking us to stay on, Buzzie as NFL head coaching job, spent 10 “We lost a couple of games in the quarterback Joe Reed and has, he’s moving into the background two years, Walsh has enjoyed 16-7; LaCoss. Cin 14-5; Richard, Hou Have a story to pass on. pop, and then toss the grenade into likes to go off half-cocked,” Coach Steelers try to spoil New England Cleveland at the New York Jets, years at North Dakota State before last minute in 1978, something we’re as far as the club’s affairs are con­ president and me as general working with quarterbacks Guy 14-12. Back many years ago, when I whs the water. rework their offensive line Monte Clark said of Detroit’s NFC Coach Ron Erhardt’s debut. Dallas at St. Louis, Green Bay at moving to the Pats’ in 1973. not used to doing,” said Flores. cerned. From now on, he intends let­ manager. He didn’t have to do that, Benjamin and Steve Diis, helping American League — Flanagan. learning to fish in Pike County,,Pa., Still sitting in a state of stupifica- after outstanding quarterback prospects this season, “but I see The Cowboys, riding a streak of 14 Chicago, Houston at Washington and Slight Disagreement “When you drop to a 9-7 record in ting his son-in-law, Ballard Smith, either. He could’ve made a clean both to NFL contracts at Miami and Balt 19-7; John, NY 17-6; Koosman. one of the local men, who we, shall tion, after the explosion, he watched Gary Danielson suffered a some room for optimism. One day straight season-opening victories, San Diego at Seattle on' Sunday and It didn’t take long for Erhardt and Oakland, that’s almost a handle the Padres’ day-to-day sweep as mok new owners do.” Minnesota respectively. He probably Minn 17-11; Eckersley. Bos 16-8; call Phil, was reknowned locally for Phill very expertly, scoop up all the soon. I’ll be able to talk about the travel to St. Louis, where the Cards the Monday night TV game between New England management to catastrophe. In some other cities knee injury, kick off the NFL’s Super Bowl with some degree of problems. , In 1976, when Bavasi was offered wishes he had either of them at San Caldwell. Mil 145; Guidry, NY 14-7; the vast numbers of pan /ish and dead and stunned fish in a long themselves have quite a streak Pittsburgh and New England. the chance,^to become head man of answer the bell for Round One. that might be a pretty good mark. uiigc ..D.. u,ai „a„u.^u ..... ju...-o l^g^oie seusoo Suturduy realism.” Francisco. D.Martinez, Balt and Waits, Clev large fish, that he would come up handled net. As Phil, just as calmly going. St. Louis won six of its last An NFL spokesman said eight Good Advertisement the expansion Blue Jays, Kroc 1411; Sorensen, Mil 14-12. with. He was also the loc^l poacher, proceeded to fill his fish bag, Macv^*^*Sht against a tough Tampa Williams will start his second eight games after an 0-8 start and the were the most “advance sellouts” on couldn’t have been happier for him. Bay squad. season as the Bucs’ quarterback Personally, I’m glad Kroc changed Kiirned Kiin A\eraae Nothing fenced or prohibited was awoke from his stunned state, stood Cards feature a pair of exciting an opening weekend card since 1973 “He never treated me like an National League — Hume, Cin 2.73: after getting a stiff challenge from his mind about getting out. I’ve been safe from him / up in the boat, and proceeded to read The Lions’ playoff hopes, which rookie runners, Ottis Anderson and when there were 10. ’The 1979 openers employe, but more as if I were his LaCoss, Cin 2 81; Rogers. Mtl 2.87; Mike Rae during the summer. around him, heard his views and seen His main adversary'was the local the law book to Phil, quoting looked so promising in the preseason, Tlieotis Brown. are the earliest in the league’s son or his grandson,” says the 36- Hooton. LA 2.93; Seaver. Cin 3.00. game warden, who. With a good part “chapter and verse”, his voice get­ Williams will be starting with a Eight of the weekend openers have history because each team’s the way he operates and I believe suffered a severe .setback Sunday he’s a good advertisem ent for year-old Bavasi. “That’s the way outdoor American League — Marshall. of Pike County to dover, seemed to ting higher and higher, with outrage when Danielson suffered the knee in­ reworked line including rOokie guard been sold out 72 hours in advance of schedule has ben beefed up to 16 baseball. He deals and speaks honest­ Ray Kroc is. Minn 2.69; Guidry. NY 2.72; John, spend most of Ws time trying to and anger. jury and underwent surgery which Greg Roberts and wide receiver Gor­ the kickoffs and can be televised games this year. ly and what better characteristics “As for what has happened to him NY 2.93; E ckersley. Bos 2.95; aprehend Phil, piir game warden’s Philip, listening to all this put him out for the rest of the year. don Jones. lately, lest I be fined myself for im­ Monday night, the Pittsburgh can any man have? Palmer, Balt 3.05. name was Mac,' and he was tough, sputtering, very calmly reached into Danielson had fired a team record prudence, I would say all of us in Sirikemils his bag once again, came out with 199 completions in 351 attempts last Steelers, seeking their fourth Super ’The way I see it, Bowie Kuhn came topics but fair. / down too heavily on 76-year-old Ray baseball recognize we have to play by National League — Richard. Hou Over the ye^rs, their running feud another grenade, pulled the pin on year and his 2,294 aerial yards was Bowl victo’ty, o^^B^fense of their Connors Advances the rules and that there are a lot of 244; Niekro, Atl and Carlton, Phil took on the greatest game of ’chess, this one, and as the handle flew, and the best by Lion this decade and title in New EnglaM Kroc. How much more of a lesson does it serve to Ray Kroc if the fine rules. Ray understands that. He’s the Keeping Bait Cool and Alive 163; Blvleven, Pitt 149; Perry. SD checkers, aiw hare and hounds ever fuse popped, handed it to Mac, and many considered the Lions the choice On Sunday, the NFC champion first to admit his mistakes of 136. played. Mao always seemed to arrive softly said,^ “Are you gonna fish or Dallas Cowboys visit St. Louis and in is $100,0(X) i^ e a d of, say, $50,000 or for the Central Division title — until In Tennis Tourney even $25,000? Either one of those enthusiasm and - exuberance, but American League — Ryan. Cal 184; 15 minutes, or even five minutes gab?” ' the injury occurred. other games Oakland visits Los Angeles, Cincinnati travels to lesser sums, I think, make the same wlfetever those mistakes might’ve Flanagan, Ball 158; Guidry. NY 155; after Phil had left the "scene of the “1 just don’t believe your story. 1 Reed, 31, has been used in a backup NEW YORK (UPI) — Defending champion Jimmy Connors, been, they were honest ones.” top, and form a pouch that touches destroy. Put them in a can with some Jenkins, Tex 142; Koosman, Minn Denver, Washington plays host to point. Having trouble keeping live bait crime,” and he could never catch just don’t believe it.” 1 said to these capacity since 1975 and was after desperately fighting from behind in the first two sets, was the water inside. Fill the pouch with dirt and mulch, and place the can 131, Houston, San Diego is at Seattle, from overheating and dying during him with the "goods." friends of mine. questionable himself because of handed a second round victory in the U.S. Open Tennis Cham­ the hot summer months? If so, here several small rocks to weight it. overnight in ycir home refrigerator. Miami visits Buffalo, Green Bay is at Or if Mae, ran into Phil some The bartender, who was also a stomach problems. He started in the pionships Friday when Vijay Amritraj defaulted. are some tips from Mercury Out­ Again, evaporation cools and the When you go fishing, you’ll probably where along the line, with his fish friend, and overheard them telling Lions’ 1977 game against Tampa Bay Chicago, Kansas City hosts pouch will stir the water and help Connors was leading 7-6, 7-5 when boards’ fishing department which take along an ice chest for cold bag full; he would make Phil unload hie the tale, interjecfed with which Detroit won, 20-0, one of the Baltimore, Cleveland visits the New produce oxygen. At your destination, drinks. Simply tie a plastic bag the Indian ace had to withdraw jo(,n Austin, 6-3, 64), 6-4, and No. 13 will insure a suppiy of fresh, iively his catch; and measure each fish for "Joe...that’s gospel... This whole Lions’ four victories over the Bucs York Jets, the New York Giants i bait when you arrive at the lake, and put the minnow bucket several feet around the warm can leaving a short legal limit, trying to catch him up on town of 600 people are howling over travel to Philadelphia, San Francisco because of what was described as a Gene Mayer ousted Tom Gullikson, Local Teams in Nationals Catcher to Cubj with no losses. •i’ N later as the day becomes warmer. down in cool water. loop of.string. Hook this outside the takes on Minnesota and Atlanta visits nervous tremor in his right thumb 6-4, 7-5, 6-1. CHICAGO I UPI I - The Chicago that. Since there was no limit at the it." Defensive end A1 Baker, the NFC !: Manchester will have two representatives in National soft-: Minnows are the most difficult bait Crayfish can be kept alive by ice box and let the can hang inside, New Orleans. which prevented him from holding I'n the tightest match played thus Cubs Thursday acquired catcher time, on the amount of pan fish one Seventeen years later, I was sitting Rookie of the Year, will team with to keep alive, especially if_ you _must____ placing a tray or two of ice cubs in suspended above the ice and cold All-Pro quarterback Terry his racket. far, John Lloyd of England edged cball competition. Bruce Kimm from the Detroit Tigers could keep, Mac spent half his time in a fish camp in Northern Maine, newly acquired defensive tackle transport them some distance to bottom of a bucket, then covering drink^. Crickets and grasshoppers Bradshaw and wide receivers Lynn “I think my game improves as the Paul McNamee, 5-7, 6-7, 7-5, 7-6, 7-6, This weekend in Nashville, Tenn., the Hartford Road Dairy; organization and optioned pitcher gnashing his teeth, because Phil's (swapping stories with the owner of Cleveland Elam to pressure opposing where you will fish. Some ice cubes this with several folds of burlap can bq kept alive the same way. plus catches were always enormous. [the camp and his wife, and he quarterback Doug Williams, but Swann and John Stallworth are back situation comes along,” Connors said taking the final set tiebreaker 7-5 itQueen entry will carry the colors of Connecticut in the ! topped with a thick layer of grass. George Riley back to the Cubs’ about his struggling effort. “ Til piay and a plastic bag will work wonders. the co(d slows their movements and Now that I’ve set the scene, let me ' knocked me off the chair by telling after trailing 4-1. ^Women’s ASA National Slow Pitch Tournament. Dump the bait onto the grass and makes'them easier to put on a hook. Triple-A farm club in Wichita. better.” Punch several small holes in the bag, Kimm. 28, played during the past tell you the story. ' me the .^ame story, with minor Evonne Goolagong Cawley, the :■ Next week, Reed Construction, New England fast pitch; fill it with ice and tie the top closed. keep the bucket out of the sun. A handful of ice and a little ingenui­ I came home from the service in variations and a change in names. Until the default, Connors was season for Evansville. Ind., in the fifth women’s seed, enjoyed an easy champions, veill trek to Stockton, Calif., to carry the Connec- Lay the bag over the bucket. As the Worms are easiest to keep alive, ty will^ solve most of your bait 1945, and the summer of 46 went back . ’The owner’s wife, a truly honest extended to the fullest for an hour i and the easiest to mistreat and American Association. and 55 minutes on a bright, warm ?-2, 6-3 victory over Rayni Fox, and ice melts, cool water will drip into problems during hot weather to the farm to do a little fishing. The ' person, corroborated the story, and I Talks Break Off, ticut banner in the Men’s National Fast Pitch Tournament. : \ day. and the difference of a few ater said she felt she was m position the bucket and keep the water there i.ii..mii)'i II ' > 1 ' ' ’ 'i' '' first day back, two of my old friends , being a gentlemen asked if Francis from overheating. ' filled me in on what had been going (the game warden there) had told points was all that prevented Open if I m up to my Amritraj from winning the first two If ice isn’t available, wrap a piece on, and their biggest excitement, was them the story. The answer was Hull Stays a Jet of burlap around the bucket, wet it Jai Alai Entriea about Phil and Mac.' negative. They had heard it from a sets. Amritraj raced to a 6-3 iead in the and let evaporation do the cooling Seems that Phil called a truce, and mutual friend. I kept my counsel. SIITH opening set tiebreaker, giving him job. Or tie burlap loosely over the ElEVEKTH: • TWELFTH Net Champions Crowned SKTIMItV MATINEE 2 Durango-lsp^ 1 . Duranto-Pierre invited Mac to go fishing in his secret •1. U-tcenarro i.Ermua-lririndoll ’The payoff came this winter. T.J. WINNIPEG (UPI) -- The Jets have rejected the Chicago 1 Aica-lfiondo It 2 Artano-Pierif three set points, but Connors raiiied FIRST: ]. Orbea W-leonet 4 Rio Ochoa 1. loaquin-brier 4 ZuliKa Ochoa spot up on the mountain ... Mac, not Crockett, a local realtor, sent me a Black Hawks’ pffer for Bobby Hull as “unreasonable” and if the Tourney Set 3 Bascaran-Urquiaga 1 Ermua-Canta 1. Iturretui-iainei 2. Rodri{uei-lolnar N S Artano-Carea 6 (usebio Murua^, 5 Remen EcenJrro 6. Bascaran-Soroa to take the next five points. S Eusebio Jarier 6. Remen-Zoqui believing what he heard, accepted variation of the same story, written 3. Irise-ltrturefi 4. ZeiuiArteche 7. baijuin'Asis Dl 8 Renedo Zoqm 7 Aica-Urituiaga 8. Zabala (brita 20-year veteran plays in the NHL next year it will be with Win­ In NeipsiC Junior Play 7 Zulaica Caramendi 8 Zabala-Soroa S. Ke-lan 6 Favsto-lanHa’ Subs Rodntuet IrModo R Subs Artano-ZeQui and met Phil at the appointed time by*a writer in Georgia, who pens a In the second set it was again Giastonbury Softball League, Subs Durango Ecenarro nipeg, club general manager John Ferguson, said Friday. /. Cenobpa 5. PcIe-brierR and place, ready to watch this super column similar to mine for the local Amritraj taking charge for a 5-3 ad- i„ conjunction with the Greater Hart- SEVENTH: 19th Hole Siiin U-Hunu In a prepared statement, Ferguson lA s is R I 2. Inondo II fisherman at work. newspaper down (here. vantage before Connors won the next bicentennial League, ikplanning Champions were crowned in the Bayer and Bob Lammey, 7-5, 63; 18 SECOND; 3. Caramendi 4. Arlano said negotiations between Winnipeg said whether he will attend training Junior Division play at the jNeipsic I.CffW-loinirB ' 2. Favsto-ispa They rowed out to a part of the Locale, people, dialogue were . 1, t • .1, 3 softball tournament Sept. 15-16 in and under doubles - Craig Easterbook S. Durango 6 Ermu ^ ' 3. f(t^Barturrfl 4. Z e ^ b n ie s and Chicago over Hull’s playing camp, Ferguson said. I had a great chance to win the Glastonbury to benefit the Muscular Tennis Club under the supervision of 7. Bascaran -8 Orbea HI lake, where Phil triangulated his different; dynamite was used instead and Dave Shinn def. Brad Easter­ Neipsic S. Iriuh trtN h e 6- Hurreenbn rights have broken off. “After all that he has achieved, it Subs Renedo spot, dropped anchor, and said to of a grenade, but the idea and the match, Amritraj said. ^ Dystrophy Association (MDA). Tom Casalino. brook and Karl Bylciew, 63, 63. 1. Hie-brier I 8. Rodri{ueiiarMb Neipsic Golf Club’s 18 hole women’s tIGMTH: “During the past four months we is too bad that a player of Bobby playing real well, but my Stb$ Rene^Cares Mac “This is it, start fishing." punch line were pretty much the but my thumb tournament is planned Mixed doubles - Dave Shinn - Alicia 1. Orbea iZo q u i 2. Afca-Asis ID tournament championship was won TM»: have had no change in the offer from Hull’s calibre may be absent from started doing this (twitching) and I 3 Zabab'Oehoa 4 Bascaran Ecenarro While l^lac was getting his' line same. both days from 9 a.m. to dusk at four Results: 14 and under singles: Quinby def. Jamie Roser,-* Daniella I.Zegui-Carea 1 RioBarturef) by B. Jackman with a score of 167 on S. ioaquinPiefre 6 Ermua Urguiaga Hartford Jai-Alai rigged with bait, he was astonished ’The person who first dreamed this Bob Pulford,” he said. the game of hockey,” said Ferguson. couidn’t hoid the racket.” 3. Gene-bn 4. Pete-lames fields - Academy, Attison, Wells Brad Easterbrook def. Karl Bycliew, Duke 7-5, 67, 6-4; 18 and under divi­ Wednesday. 7 Eusebio-fiaramefldi 8 ArtanO'Carila - “Each time that he has presented S. itiirTe(iii-Lr«nrt , ( . Rodnguei-Murua to see Phil, very calmly reach into a story up, had to be a genious! . “He has expressed an interest in y Following the bitter emotion of the Subs Zulaica-Soroa Village and Glastonbury High —in 6-2, 6-4.14 and under doubles Andrea sion, finalists were Dave Shinn and Runner-up laurels were garnered 7. U-Arteche 8. Renede-Rotorar II that same offer to us, we have returning to the game and it is NMTH: small canvas bag, and pull out an It’s been believed, totally, in three early morning hours during the John Glastonbury. Dalton and Sarah Forstrom def. Steve Jim Roser. Match was postponed. Subs Fauslo-brirr 0 Special Schedule by M. Buday with a 168 score. 1. ba(]uin Zoqui 2. Zabala-IrKHido II rejected it outright as being both un­ hockey’s loss if he should now choose FOURTH: Oblong metal object. His astonish­ widely separated geographic McEnroe-Ilie Nastase sideshow, all Entry fee, which must be received 3. Ermua-Caramendi 4. Durango brier reasonable and totally unacceptable. I.F m s Iq 2. Pete to remain in retirement.” was quiet and peaceful Friday after­ S. EusebiO'Soroa 6,'Zulaica-Ecenarro ment, turned first to consternation, locations, by people who were willing by Sept. 10, is $50. A maximum of 32 3.U 4. Irasu “Until such time that Chicago The star leftwinger retired early 7. Aica Carita 8. ReoienOchoa Special noon matinee then anger, when he saw Phil pull the noon with one major upset marking 5. Caret 6. Murua to sweat it actually happened! That’s teams will be entered with several Subs Bascaran Pierre M o n d ^ , changes their position and the, or any last year after 20 seasons — 15 with 7. Reee^ 8. brier N N o eve n in g pin on a hand grenade, let the handle a fish story! the occasion. openings now available. All TENTH; Subs Zefui Sept, other club, offers fair and equal com- Chicago and five with the Jets when l.Zabala 2. Urqiwaga This was produced by 19-year-old proceeds, over and above the cost of FIFTH; 4. Remen pnsation, Bobby Hull will -remain a they were in the now-defunct World lUfm-mns 2. Cene-Irteebe 3. Aica Yannick Noah, who was discovered trophies, umpires, etc.rwill benefit S. Soroa 6 Pierre 3. Hm etHi-bba 4. Fauste-leonel Winnipg Jet.” Hockey Association. by Arthur Ashe in the Cameroons 7 brier 8. Zubica the Northern Connecticut Chapter of S. Renede-landa 6 basu-Carea Hull has been invited, but has not Subs Ennua No performances eight years ago. The 6-4 Noah, who MDA. • 7. Rodrifuci'Atis ■ 8. IJ.-b rie f N Tuesday, Tapie Aims Rt Top now lives in Paris, defeated J2th seed ° For further information, contact Subs Pete OchM Se pt. 4: Wojtek Fibak of Poland, 6-4,' 6-4, 7-6, the MDA office, 289-1521; or John ENDICOTT, N.Y. (UPI) - Alan Tapie, aiming at the biggest winning the tiebreaker 11-9. Beach, 633-1611. SATUMAY EVEMNG SEVENTH; prize of his career, passed the early leaders with a 4-under par 67 On a lesser scale, 15th seed Ann l.bioTKloR 2. baiiuin Sports Slate Men's night $3 se^, S I Friday and took a one-stroke lead at the halfway point of the Kiyoitmra of San Mateo, Calif., was f-BoIrrarl 2. Hurregui-Barluren 3.iEsisfll 4. Orbea in W ednesday, ■ liArleche 4. fiembrier H 5. Zabala B. Durango. First SpO men get free eliminated by Laura DuPont. 8 Garamendi $276,000 B.C. Open Golf Tournament. B. U b m e s 7. Ermua Se pt. 5: “money” pen. ^ RADIO, TEEVEE Eagles, Ch, 3 8. Pete-bn Subs Caret Tapie’s 36-hole total of 10-under 132 Kiyomura was losing 7-5, 5-4, when Junior Champs Today 1:00 NEL Eootball: Oilers vs. EIGHTH: stands one-stroke better than Gil his position among the top 60 money she was forced to withdraw after I. Zabab-Asis HI 2. bai$tNn Zoqui 1:00 U.S. Open Tennis, (!h. 3 Redskins, Ch, 30 spraining her’wrist. Named at MCG ii^i-lartveii t Fauslo-lames 3. Ermua-Oeboa 4. lasciran Ecenarro Morgan and gallery favorite Larry winners - which would guarantee B. Eusebio biondo H Beer and Dogs Night 1:30 This Week in Baseball, IdfTAU INOUITmUAMDCO^^ tile, Diplodocus, which lived in North America eggs. But then a limestone slab quarried in thus preserved in all their original detail when at the same time. Bavaria was found to hold imprisoned the the resin turned to amber. phonw Both of these, research showed, suffered perfectly preserved skeleton of an ichthyosaur The Burgess Shales of British Columbia- M'ranmiiiiM - refmgeiution 646-0863 from osteoarthritis. One skeleton of in the very act of giving birth. One tiny reveal another mass tragedy — an inundation m iw and Sier METm Business-Directory Guide For Diplodocus displays a back condition so severe ' ichthyosaur baby was emerging tail first of fine mud that, some ^ million years ago, 341 Broad'St. it must have_ been excruciating — even con­ between the pelvic bones of his mother. One covered trilobites, crustaceans, marine Manchfitar ceding that reptiles have a lower threshhold of little skeleton lay beside the mother and other worms, jelly-fish, sea cucumbers knd gas­ Miw Enfland Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchester Manchester and Surrounding I Professional Park pain — to drag its immense body through the young were in her body. tropods leaving impressions of the delicate i ROOTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 - ' Suite IDS ; TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) primevai ooze. How she died or how she was killed cannot soft tissues which otherwise rarely survive. designs, me Be(ty Gallagher And, of course, anything less than the be determined. ______643-2731 » 643-9189 Vicinity pto(i Canwm Im CrMm and CakM MinH-Mwi PrinUnB • Coin* • Hoi Don* FAMOUS BRAND Bolton School Bus Routes Woddkig Photo* • Floh A Pot Buppiio* featuring this week... TELEVISIDN - APPLIANCES School Road, School Road at BOLTON - Here is the Bolton Center Road at Riga Turnpike, 1297 Boston Turn­ IVlinibuH A Brandy Street, 156 Brandy St. Save Gas-Shop Downtown \l AM HESTER schedule of bus routes for Lane. Bolton Center Road at pike, 1288 Boston Turnpike, Trip 1 Rockville — Starts Bolton public schools. It Carpenter Road. 1266 Boston Turnpike, Boston at 7:10 a.m., stops at 54 High School Bus 3 Turnpike at North Road, home wmvEMEjrr should be noted that all Trip 2 — Starts at 8:30 a.m., Watrous Road, 127 South Starts at 7:15 a.m., stops at on. elementary bus runs have stops at 55 -School Road, 41 Boston Turnpike at Keeney Road, South Road at Stony 9 Birch Mountain Elxtension, SHOP 811 MAIN ST School Road, School Road at Drive., Notch Road at Notch Road, 50 South Road, 23 Birch Mountain Extension at M r been reversed from last Road Extension, 49 Notch A.'PUjUICt • TV 649-3589 Tumblebrook Drive, 19 School Williams Road Converse Road, Volpi Road at Dixville Notch, N.H.‘, has 24 year-round residents, a resort hotel, ski year's schedule. Road, 69 Notch Road. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Hill li Stag 1 Skia Road, 10 School Road, 231 Rosewood Lane, Volpi Road Trip 2 — Starts at 8:30 a.m., area, rubber factory, and in election years, the nation’s first presiden­ Elementary Bus 1 West Street, 355 West Street. Minibus B at Carter Street, Birch Moun­ stops at Bolton Center Road at tial voting returns. Rubber millionaire Neil Tillotson, owner of the Trip 1 — Starts at 8 a.m., 405 West Street, 370 West Trip 1 — Cheney Tech — tain Road at Tinker Pond Meadow Road, Bolton Center VOUSWAGEN REPAIR stops at Bolton Center Road at Street, 344 West Street, 50 Starts at 6:45 a.m., stops at 11 Road, Westridge Drive, 89 hotel, is responsible for putting the Canadian-border town on the Road at Bayberry Road East, by factory trained specialists Dimock Lane, Mount Sumner Clark Road, 38 Clark Road, 32 Webster Lane, 24 Notch Road, - Birch Mountain Road, 66 political map. (UPI photo) ' 33 Watrous Road, 58 Watrous Drive at turnaround, 28 Mount Clark Road, 10 Clark Road. 9 Notch Road Extension, 6 Birch Mountain Road, 8 Birch Phil Pete Road, Bolton Center Road at Sumner Drive, 34 Tunxis ‘High Meadow Road, 1020 Mountain Road, 37 Flora ' I Locienro and Zidek Elementary Bus 3 Steele Crossing Road, 9 Bran­ ARCO 0 Trail. Iroquis Trail at Boston Turnpike, 89 Cider Mill Road, 28 Clark Road. Trip 1 — Starts at 8 a.m., dy Street, 21 Brandy Street, 37 TWIK Mohegan Trail, Converse Road. 54 Carpenter Road,. 8 CARPET AND FLOOR COVBtING stops at 9 South Road, South Brandy Street, 119 Brandy ..High School Bus 4 First Returns Hamlet 044-N 36 Road at end of turn-around, Birch Mountain Extension, Road at Femwood Drive, 29 Street. 128 Brandy Street, 1^ m MAIN sn n r ofir io i tbn u i i • iiiuii i m i « r£i, Converse Road at Shady Lane. 158 Birch Mountain Road. Starts at 7:15 a.m., stops at MANCHDTH oul of fOffl (AU (OlIKT 443-6M2 18 Birch Mountain Extension. South Road, 41 South Road. 56 Brandy Street, 137 Brandy St., Trip 2— Starts at 8:15 a.m., Notch Road at Notch Road • pap AUTO REPAIR Trip 2— Starts at 8:30a.m., South Road. 74 South Road, 95 156 Brandy St., 105 School stops at 40 Quarry Road, 70 Extension,' 15 Vernon Road, Has 24 Residents 706 Main SI. • “Arco Charga" • Manchester 4 Conneclicul's largest Floor Covering Dealer stops at 110 Camp Meeting South Road, 108 South Road, Road, 96 School Road, 90 Stoney Road, 24 Stoney Road, 127 Vernon Road, South Road Road. 17 Birch Mountain 119 South Road, Hop River School Road, 55 Loomis Road, 500 Stony Road. at Fernwood Drive, 41 South Road. 15 Laurwood Road, 33 Road at Steele Crossing Road, 92 Loomis Road, 22 Brandy St. MANCHIBTIR u Road. South Road at Stony much more remote iocation. A generation Laurwood Road, 15 Rolling 822 Hop River Road, Bailey High School Bus 1 Road, 76 South Road, 98 South DIXVILLE,,NOTCH, N.H. (UPI) - MERCURY Road. 81 Johnson Road. Elementary Bua 5 of reporters and photographers tells of SEWING MACHINE • Hills Trail, 15 Brookside Starts at 7:15 a.m., stops at Road, Hop River Road at Old Dixville Notch has 24 year-round C IN T IR E Lane, 6 Rosewood Lane. Volpi Trip 2— Starts at 8:30a,m., Trip 1 — Starts at 8 a.m., Bolton Center Road at Mount Bailey Road, 882 Hop River residents, a resort hotel, ski area, rubber fighting a dozen miles of snowdrifts on the Road at Carter Street, 34 stops at Hebron Road at West- stops at Notch Road and Wall Sumner Drive, Bolton Center Road, 766 Hop River Road, factory, New Hampshire's earliest snow­ way back from Dixville to Colebrook, the REPAIRS • PARTS • SUPPLIES I Phone 646-2756 view Drive, 15 Hebron Road, fur til mtkes ■ toftign I eomtihe Volpi Road, 44 Volpi Road, 50 Street, 25 Tolland Road, 71 Road at Williams Road, 237 Hop River Road at Stony drifts, and, in election years, the nation's nearest town with beds availabie. The 43 Hebron Road, Hebron Road Tolland Road, High Meadow ' We Sell All Famous Brsiide 4-- -i NO SERVICE CHARGE Volpi Road. Volpi Road a t: Boston Turnpike, Boston Road, Notch Road at Wall hotel at the Notch closes between the Alio USED MACWia t ISNTAL8 at Brian Drive, 109 Hebron Road and Sunset Lane, 15 first presidential voting returns. Fiano Road, Fiano Road, 145 Turnpike at Preuss' store, Street, 53 Notch Road, Bolton Rubber millionaire Neii Tiliotson summer and winter seasons, and only Road, Hebron Road at Green Plymouth Lane, 49 Plymouth Boston Turnpike at trailer M 249 Broad SL. Birch Mountain Road, 40 Villa Center Road at Meadow bought the hotei, built the ski area and opens up the lobby for the voting w MaadiMtar RetirviNon* lor • HoMli • Alrllnai. Stiarnihlpa Louisa Road. Tinker Pond Hills Road, 151 Hebron Road, Lane, 1 Llynwood Drive, park, 11 Goodwin Rpad, Road, Bolton Center Road at 6 4 9 - 0 5 4 5 S 183 Hebron Road, 235 Hebron Llynwood Drive at Colonial rubber factory, imported most of the ceremonies. M* HO*.' iC tc c A ii iiw cin ^PfAir Smi— 827 Main Stroot Mmchaslar Road at turnaround. Tinker- Gaylord Road at Brookfield Brandy Street. Another attraction for the press is the pond Road at Birch Mountain Road. Hebron Road at Road, Tolland Road at Cables Road. Lake Street at Box residents and is personally responsible for Road. 101 Birch Mountain Webster Lane, 232 Hebron Road. Notch Road at Wall Mountain Road. 100 Cider Mill High School Bus 5 getting the tiny unincorporated area near Tillotson hospitality, which ranges from a FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. Road. 85 Birch Mountain Road, 226 Hebron Road, 216 Street. Road. Bolton Center Road at Tolland Road at Plymouth^ the Canadian border on the national buffet lunch to building a separate voting 646-0221 875-3252 Road. 8 Birch Mountain Road. Hebron Road, 208 Hebron Trip 2 — Starts at 8:30 a.m. Carpenter Road, 195 Bolton Lane, Plymouth Lane at political map. booth for 6very resident. The booths are Road. Hebron Road at stops at 7 Clark Road, 17 Clark Center Road, 214 Bolton Llynwood Drive, Llynwood Tillotson found when he bought the hotel draped in red, white and blue bunting. A COMPLETE LINE OF 'WILTON CAKE DECOMTIONS Elementary Bus 2 Tanglewood Lane, 136 Hebron R&6 AUTO SERVICE Road, 31 Clark Road, 48 Flora Center Road, 11 Hebron Road. Drive at Colonial Drive, in 1954 that he couldn't vote because In 1976, the-tewn had grown. The klieg Trip 1 — Starts at 8 a.m. Road, 122 Hebron Road, 14 Road, 119 West Street, 195 Tolland Road at Cubles Drive, EASTWEST IMPORTS • Front End Spaclallata • Tuna Up lights of network television cameras il­ Hebron Road, Toomey Road West Street, 29 Lyman Road, High School Bus 2 Dixville wasn't legally incorporated. So • Brakes & Shocks • Air Conditioning stops at 135 Notch Road. 26 1266 Boston Turnpike, Boston luminated the balioting of 15 Republicans 1E1 CENTER ST. I 70 UNION 8T. at Sumner Lane, 8 Old Bolton 41 Lyman Road, 190 French shortly before the 1960 election he went ROCKVILLE, CONN. William; Road, 168 Boston Starts at 7:15 a.m., stops at Turnpike at Keeney Drive, 41 and 10 Democrats. One person has moved MANCHESTER, CONN. 249 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 643-5692 • Road 'Sarvica Turnpike, Boston Turnpike at Road. 186 Bolton Center Road. Road, Westridge Drive, 152 56 West St., Camp Meeting down to the capitol in Concord and Mon. - Set 10-S SUMMER HOURS Hebron Road, Hebron Road at Wed-tet 10-S At Eastwest Imports the owner, Ashok 436 CENTER ST. Tel. 649-3863 MANCHESTER Preuss’ Store, 83 Cider Mill French Road, 144 French Road at Flora Road, 18 managed to have Dixville Notch incor­ out of town siijce then. Thure.. 10-0 boutique, a novelty and gift shop. The store Elementary Bus 4 Brian Drive, Hebron Road-at "This is P.'T. Barnum democracy in ac­ CIOMd Mofl. a Tuae. Kumar says ... “Buy the very best for less at Road, 25 Goodwin Road. Road, 115 French Road, 104 French Road, 69 French Green Hills Road, 199 Hebron porated for the purpose of voting only. Wedding Cakes A Specialty features handcrafted gifts in brass, marble Trip 1 — Starts at 8 a m., Gaylord Road at Brookfield French Road, 87 French Road, 101 French Road. Road, Hebron Road at Then, there were only nine year-round tion,” one vote^ cracked as he was herded Eastwest’\ He says so because he is a native and wood, teakwood furniture with inlay stops at 92 Notch Road, 70 Road. Lake Street at Box Road. 73 French Road. 41 French Road at Lyman Road, Webster Lane, Hebron Road residents — one farm family and the rest before the cameras to stuff his paper of New Delhi, India and he travels to bring Notch Road, 58 Notch Road, work from India and Pakistan, 100% cotton Mountain Road, 102 Cider Mill 27 Lyman Road, 3 Lyman at Tanglewood Lane, 160 ballot into the smaii, white voting box. EVERYTHING IN you the best buys from around the world. He 55 Vernon Road, 111 Vernon French Road, 21 French Tillotson relations or employees. They and silk fashion clothing for men and women, AMERICAS: SECljiRITV COMPANY Road. 94 Cider Mill Road, 78 Road, 355 West St„ 400 West Hebron Road, 122 Hebron “We don't want to make a damne^pec- Road, 121 Vernon Road, 1025 ■ Road. 145 Camp Meeting decided to celebrate their enfranchise­ also wholesales the items that he sellS'^Ihe India print bedspreads and skirts. Everything Cider Mill Road, Hill Crest St„ 344 West St., School Road Road. ment by being the firSt in the state to vote. tacie of this. It is,''after all. Serious • MIRRORS . SHOWER DOORS Road at Bolton Center Road. Boston Turnpike, 1147 Boston Road. at Tumblebrook Lane, 55 “•STORE FRONTS. SAFETY GLASS store. ^ in the store is sold at low importer’s prices. P.O. Box 342 • 27ii (Commerce Slreel The polls opened just at the stroke of business,” said Tom Tillotson, 34. He runs (JaNlonhurv. Oonneclirut 06033 • b a t h t u b e n c l o s u r e s Eastwest Imports at 249 Broad St. (across Come in and visit! midnight a^d within a few moments, the rubber plant, is town moderator, and from Tacorral) is a combination of a 633-5100 *646.4390 everyone was sitting around the big stone casts the first vote every four years. 1 fireplace in the hotel lobby, drinking war­ “We'd like to keep it low-key, but J.L .WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. Hebron School Bus Routes ming beverages and waiting for the someone's got to be first.” , FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS LockHiiiiths * .Alarm Iii8lallt*r8 baliots to be counted. There used to be a saying, “As Maine DONAIJ) H IIEATLP^ Early bus Mencheeter ||*V9”49*7322 li9 A A StBuiellSL31 Bin.ll SL f ^ Route 66, turn at Douglas Mai Road, to Hebron Elemen­ 85 north. Wall Street, Burnt .Tillotson recalls the publicity started goes, so goes the nation.” $ •Conventions! end Audio Detection Alerm Sfttems* Hebron Wednesdays t OVER 21 VE4RS BXPEflICNCe Library. tary and to Rham. Hill Road, Rham. when “some fellow, I think he was from You won't hear anyone saying that Grades 7 & 8 Elementary Bus 5 UPI, found out we were going to vote at about Dixville Notch. 10:45 a.m. (starting Sept. 7:45 a.m. — Route 66 west “We seem to have a faculty for picking Bus 1 Hebron 12 Rham High midnight. There's always-been a certain from intersection of Route 85 ) the losers more often than the winners,” 763 7:45 a.m. — Mansion Hill Bus 1 numbed of townships that have tried to be MANCHESTER OVER 45 and Route 66 (Gilead Hill The route for tins bus is MAINS! (Deepwood Drive), Hillcrest Elementary arranged on Tuesday after­ first to vote, some in New Hampshire and Neil T ill^on said. “I think we've been students only). Buck Road, 6:45 a.m. — North Pond MEMORIAL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Drive, Bass Lake Road, noons and is based only on Road, Hillcrest Drive, Bass some in Maine.” wrong ewry time except Nixon, and he / ' n continue on Raqte 66 west to 643-1191 /■ T " Deepwood Drive (Wood Bus 1 ' resigned;” 0pp. East Cemetery Call 649-5807 Department of'Enyifonnien- passes issued to students by Lake Road, Deepwood Drive. Prior to that year, the earliest voting 191 Acres), North Pond Road. 11:05 — Burrows Hill Road, the Rham office. Only those was in Hart's Location, N.H., where the I' tal Protection building-^turn B us 2 M A IN ST 1 - quality HARRISON ST. Bus 6 Jones Street, Old Route 2 to students,with passes will be bailots were cast' at noon. UPI MANCHESTER to Route 66 east, ^ s tm ill 6:40 a.m. — Intersection of Candidates know it. Few of them show MANCHESTER 7:45 a.m. — Corner of Burnt Road, turn onto Majjorie Cir­ Marlborough line, return allowed to use this mn. The Route 85 and 66 west to photographer Don Robinson of Boston had up this far north. Ronald Reagan did, but n memorials purpose..Q.f_t!iis opportunity is Hill, Wall Street south and nb cle, Route 85Tforth, Slocum Jones Street, Hope Valley Marlborough line, return to been searching for a town which finished he lost the 1976 Republican contest here 643-1900 pick up until Skinner Lane (in Road. Blackman Road, Route Road, Reidy Hill, through to provide the transportation 66, direct to corner Wellswood voting earlier and eventuaily turned up for extra help, and necessary 11-4 to Gerald Ford. The town gave six ^ SL and out) direct to Route 66 85 north, Carriage Drive, Northam, Old Colchester Road, Millstream Route, the newiy-incorporated Dixville Notch. Road south to Colchester line, appointments at Rham High votes to Jimmy Carter and no more than CLYDE & MICKEY MILLER'S east to Citizen's Bank. Route Porter Street. Route 207, He then spent two days convincing one 66 west to Route 66 east to return Old Colchester Road, School. one each to other Democratic .candidates, T.P. AITKIN INC. Bus 8 B us 3 reluctant resident to come down from his Miller Agency, Wellswood north, Grayville to Reidy Hill, Bus 8 making it fairly representative for the DAD a u to 7:45 a.m. — Jan Drive west, 6:50— East Street from cor­ mountain home to vote, so the polls could HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING Road to end. Return Hope Valley Road, into Sheer, Corner Abby Drive, Route primary. As usual, it misfired in the PARTS corner Laura Drive to Jan ner of London to Burnt Hill VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK Millstream Road to Route 207, Settlement to curve, Brennan, 85 north, London Road, close right away. Poils in New Hampshire general election, going 13-11 for Ford. Drive east, London Road to Road, including stopping at - - "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Route 85 north to Marjorie ffcute 85, Rham, Chestnut Brighton Road, Forest Park, can close early only when every One problem used to be that every Industrial Residential Commercial Brighton Road, corner of Pub corner Old Andover Road iCircle 66 east. Gristmill, Hill, Gristmill Road. Daly Road, East Street, Route registered voter has cast a baliot. Dixville voter was a registered ESTABLISH ED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. ^o u te 85 south. Circle Brighton to Yorkshire across Burnt Hill Road, Wall (In;th« Pirhlno Lol B ih ln d 85 north. West Street, Martin It paid off for Robinson when UPI had Republican. Located 27 years at... I TfTi ManchMitr Grttn Shot Outltt) Drive, Yorkshire back to Street, corner of Basketshop the first and only pictures from Dixville 11 Brighton to Daly Road to Road, Route 85 south Slocum, Road, Wall Street. “That's hardly a secret ballot that 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER TEL 649-3528 7:45 a.m. — Route 85 south Hebron El & to Rham. Notch in 1960. The rest of the press had to way,” Neil Tillotson said. “I figured, Route 85 south to school. Bus 4 Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 8-6 starting at Route 66 to Bus 4 wait for returns at noon from Hart's Loca­ heck. I've got to find a couple of TEL. 643-6793 Bus 9 ' Gilead Hill 6:50 - Reidy Hill Road, Colchester line, return 85 Starts at intersection of 66 tion. 7:45 a.m. — East Street, Bus 7 Grayville Road, Old Democrats to work here. Most of the north. Crouch Road, Niles and 85, south on 85, comer of “Apparentiy monkey see, monkey do. London Road, Jan Drive east, Colchester Road, return at French folks are Democrats so I went out Road, Old Colchester to 10:55 a.m. — Pick up five Brennan Road, Amston The first thing we knew we had a iot of the OSTRINSKY Carolyn Drive, Daly Road, in children at Hebron Elemen­ town line. Old Colchester and hired some French folks. We didn't Colchester line. Old Village, south on 85 to media here,” Tillotson says. In 1964, just rMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY 643-5879 643-5735 Colchester Road north, into and out, Route 85 south, in and tary School and bring to Road corner of Niles to Route want it to be a one-party community.” 731 PARKER ST.. MANCHESTER out Abbey Drive, Route 85 Colchester line, 85 north. 85 north. four years later, all the networks and wire Northern New Hampshire has a high Convo* - Home Improvements Aluminum Northam, Route 85 nprth Gilead Hill to change buses, Mansion Hill, North Pond pickup up on Route 85 north to south. Martin Road, south on West Bus 6 ( services had shifted to Dixville Notch on percentage of citizens who migrated here Bus 10 Road, 85 to Rham. presidential primary day. PRICES ARE UP! Route 207 only. Street to extension turning at 6:45 a.m. — Martin Road, from Quebec, many of whom still speak DON’T THROW IT AWAY—CALL US FIRST 7:45 a.m .— Burnt Hill Road start of dirt road, West Street B us 2 The newsmen couldn't fiave picked a Bus 4 West Street, Route 94 south. French. NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE starting at cornef of Wall, north to Route 94, right onto 94 Route 85 north, Slocum "l£)e aMake a ^om e out oj n ‘Ofouse’’ 7:45 am . — Hope Valley Route 85 south. corner of Cone Road, Burnt to Route 85 north,-no pickups, Road west, 85 south, comer Left to Right... Belly, Bert, Carol, Jackie. Sarra. Sheliey, and Gail LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS Road, Route 85 to Jones ROGER S. ATHER, Prop. Hill to E ast Street, south to until London Road, Jan Drive Carriage Drive, Slocum Road Bus 7 195 WEST CENTER ST DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER Street, turn around, return to <649-3091 tta te sand pit, comer of Route east-west pickups at intersec­ east, Rham. 8:40 a.m. — Hope Valley MANCHESTER, CONN Grayville Road (out Niles), to 85, East Street north onto Old tions only, London Road to Road, Jones Street, Old Route Route 85 north picking up only Andover R o ^ , back to East East Street, picking up on Rham Late Bus 2 to Marlborough line, return ARTISTIC HAIR DESIGNS from the corner of Crouch Street to Ldnrinn Road (no East Street into Old Andover Grades 9-12 Jones Street, Burrows Hill Talaphsiis 843-4136 Road to Route 207, Route 85 We are particularly proud at Artistic Hair Designs to announce MEN'S NIGHT pickups) to Route 85 south. Road, to corner of Burnt Hill, Road, Route 66 east. north, Brennan Road, Sheer Late buses are being exclusively for men only on Monday Evenings between 5 to 9 P.M. Call for an appointment no pickups from here to B us 8 QUINN'S PHARMACY Drive, up Hope Valley Road, Bus 14 provided from Rham at 1:30 FASHIONS today. 7:45 a.m. — Route 85 north schools. p.m. on Tuesdays, 6i45 a.m ..— London Park, AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Route 85 north, Kinney Road. AND GIFTS Ladies let us give yourjiair and skin the treatment it deserves, we offer precision hair B73 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER CONN to Sait Box to Route 85 north I? " Wednesdays and Thursdays Route 85 from London Road to Bus 7 cutting, permanents, hair coloring and natural woman cosmetics. Discover Artistic Hair to Daly Road to Elizabeth Gilead Hill only, starting on Sept. 11. A Route 94, Abbey Drive, other FROM AROUND REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 7:45 a.m — Corner Jones at J ACLE f JOHNSON Drive to Hickory to Oak to pass must be obtained from side of Route 85. Designs, 341 Broad Street, in the Professional Building, Suitfe A 1 - Manchester. Call: H4H- ' WILLIAM S M.FEWEN AND ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC Route 2, Old Route 2 to Kellog Bus 2 THE WORLD Websteh, to Elizabeth to Daly the Rham office before any B us 9 0863. Today! , 4s APPLIANCE FITTERS Road turn, Jones Street, Road, to Route 85 south. Shut­ 11:05 — Route 85 south, atudent will be allowed to In business 77 yes. — Since 1902 Burrows Hill, Route 66 west, Marjorie Circle, Route 66 6:40 a.m. — Brighton, cor­ M 643-5692 S tle bus to Hebron Elementary. ride. 1« MOM OT. BAKHESTEH,.,., in and out Buck Road, .Route west. Buck Road, Rouje 66 ner Yorkshire, Forest Park, 1 Bus 3 . -lA! SSMiTWURS mSPN. -!M 66 west to DEP, turn 66 east. Hebron Elem. east, south corner of Paper- Webster Lane, Daly Road,. & Rham mill, Route 66 east. Wall (Corner Abbey Drive, Route East Street from Burnt Hill 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Palming Problem? Wa ll Help! Hun(jre(js of Gilead Hill School Street to corner of Loveland, 85 north, London Road, Road to Route 85. ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR Service Still means something to ue — and service means spending enough Designs & Styles corner of Basketshop and Brighton Road, Forest Park, B us 10 )N MMCtiSTQL MCHT ON MM STKn 42 OAK STREET time with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ Bus 10 .’ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 | Bus 2 Skinner, to Burnt Hill to cor­ Daly Road, East Street, Route 6:40 a.m. — Starts at in­ ning. See US for paint and service when you plan your next project. ^ 11:05 a.m. — Hebron COMPinE riMIM I CQPYM somcE PHONE 649 8879 7:45 a.m. — Rouje 85 north ner of Cone to East Street 85 north. West Road, Martin tersection of Routes 66 and 85, Elementary School, Route 85 LOW COST PRINTINQ starting at school. Hardy south to Route 85, into Roud, Route 85 south, Rham. south on 85, comer of Brennan —Reconditioned tine*, available SPCnSONfil T€€ north. Route 66 west to Miller WHIUI YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIADY) . Road, (p.m. only). Route ^ Carriage Drive, Route 85 Bus 2 Road, Amston Village, south ■personatiTed Fun X Spoftwfear Agency, Route 85 -south to north to Route 94 to Foote south into Slocum Road, tur­ Route 85 south starting at on 85 to Colchester line, 85 —Replacement parts available ■ EJJ. Johnson PAINTCQ "OONEWHILEYOUWAIT" Congregational Church, turn G iM l G llti Fot Any OecMion Farm, back* to West Street, ning at dirt section to Gilead North Pond Road to north. Mansion Hill, North MINIT-MAN PRINTING vOun 85 north, Wellswood Road to 111 MAia r . • MMCHEtm • 646-1777 —One year free service with comer of Karlswood to tur­ Hill and Rham. Colchester line, Niles Road, Pond Road, 85 to school. INDEPENDENT Wellswood View Apartments '•SEE US FOR ENQRAVEO NAME PUTES purchase of any new or rebuilt 1081 Main St,. M anchester • Tel: 646-3339 naround at end of West Street, • TRY OUR NEW M l lO M COfllH Bus 8 Old Colchester Road north to Bus 11 to Martin Road, to school, (•second from top), 413 c m a IT. • KAIKHItni appliance. T a a MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER » 849-4601 A^^a^oelho^^er^^^Jin^oelho^4aj«j^^ 11:00 a.m. — Route 85 north, Route 85, Route 85 north to then Route 8 south, Rham Millstream, corner of Kinney, 6:40 a.m. — Route 85 north, go into' Hardy Road, Route 85 Hope Valley Road, Reidy Hill Road (in and .put)-return to Route 207, Route 85 south, Slocum Road east. Route 85 RUST PROOFING SPECIALIZING IN t / - r '• Frank Arnone north into Abbey Drive, Daly Road, Hope Valley Road, south, corher Carriage Drive, Route 85 north to school. North Pond Road, Hillcrest, Jones Street- to Route 2, QUALITY USED CARS Grames Printihg Bass Lake, Deepwood, Man­ Road to Elizabeth, Hickory Slocum Road, east. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 649-7901 G p return-'Jones Street to & Advertising Specialties Bus 3 sion Hill, Route 85 south. Webster, Wiliow for Grades 9-12 will be picked Burrows Hill Road, 66 west to 7:45! a.m. — Wall Street North Pond Road, Hillcrest, kindergarten, Eiizabeth to up at Rham at the main en­ Presto Boat DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC Complata Prlatlag Sarvlcoa Marlborough line, 66 east, Grooms Tux FREE north starting Lepry Bass Lake, Deepwood, Man­ Daly Road (upper end by en­ trance at 12:04 p.m. They take »/ SPECIALISTS tPedding & Social Stationery TEL 643-0016 WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Apartments, in ' and out trance to Forest Park, lower Rham. the same buses home as they A dp it yourself presto boat — when Brian Siscoe of Halifax, Mass Ask about our policy. Rubbor Stamp* - 2 Day Sorvlca sion Hill, Route 85 south to - COMPLETE BODY WORK , GENERAL iREPAIRING Loveland, in and out Yorkshire only, Brighton Lon­ Bus 10 - chme on in the morning with hpd a strong urge to go fishing, he decided on the spur of the moment to Butlnaat Cardt — Tlekoti Colchester line, return go into TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS Basketshop Road, in and out don, west to Route 85 south, Deepwood Drive, Bass Lake the routes to be in' the reverse OPEN MON. THRU FRI. - **T. *-1 Crouch, Niles Road, Old purchase some wood and build a crude boat — which he did in two INSURANCE WORK 956 MAIN’sT.’ Skinner Road, Wall Street Colchester Road, north Gilead Hill School, Rham, Road, Hillcrest Drive, order, ^uses 5 and 14 do not hours. Here Brian is fishing in his “presto” boat on East Lake in Mon- north to comer of Burnt Hill, picking up after Northam on­ Route 85 north from Route 66 Deepwood Drive, 85 north, 66 have high school or Grade 7 FOREIGN A DOMESTIC TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET ^ -MANCHESTER, CONN. 643- 649-4631 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 turn. Wall Street south to ly, Route 85 north, comer of to Gilead Hill School. east to Millstream, Route 207, and 8 mns. ponsett. The'total cost was $30. (UPI photo) ROUTE 63 TALCOTTVILLE. CONN 50 PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTER

■ J ” 1 .. - . PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., &pt. 1, l|»7» EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 1, 1979- PAGE. SEVENTEEN > f ' H«fp Wanted 13 H»lp Wanted 1 3 H a H > W a n t e d 13 SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ LIVE-IN COMPANION for its. Hard worker. Mechanical elderly gentleman in Glaston­ Writing School experience necessary. Please bury. Cill after 6 p.m., 636. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: apply in person. 9 to 11 at 5653 or 6465932. Fountain village Apartments, l.fHikinx for 175 Downey Drive, MALE & FEMALE -< Part- Y’ou don't have Manchester, see Carrolt John­ time general Pizza ' Shop lo shell out much Teaches Doctors son Brundrett. duties. Apply within: Tom­ to gel hig resulls. m y’s P lzzaria, 267 E a st 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) tion of Hospitals requiring “Poor handwriting may SECRETARY / Center Street, Manchester. — The teacher is an that all medical records be dangerous to your BOOKKEEPER for busy ren­ Alameda grandmother. "shall be legible and wealth, and that's no tal office. Please apply in per­ hafptADB son, hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The lesson is penmanship. readable by the majority of joke,” she. says. “ A recent CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-5 the professional staff.” at Fountain Village The students — as business journal says 79 Apartments. 175 Downey MONEY - NeeS more? Work frustrated readers of their A college instructor in percent of businesses lose Drive, Manchester, see part time while you or your Help Wanted H e / p Wanfd children are in school. Dairy 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted, 13 Help Wanladt^ (3 ,. Butlneta Opportunity 14 Homoa For Bala 23 Baal Batata Wanted 28 prescriptions can ap­ business office procedures money because of poor Carroll Johnson Brundrett. Queen has flexible hours to fit ARTHUR TREACHERS OF and a grandmother, Mrs. handwriting.” KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- WARD CLERK- Working with MECHANIC- Exper||enced on VENDING ROUTE - Nabijeo CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, preciate — are doctors. your daily schedule. We have EXPERIENCED NEED . W MANCHESTER is now accep­ SELLING your house? Call us ^ Miller says her own The handwriting APPLY ONLY - Siding, Apha Numeric. 40 hour week. alients records, some Tiling. all makes of truckmnd cars. Snacks with locations 33,580. Remodeled Kitchen and Some of the doctors at PRODUCTION WORKERS - year-round openings nights, RECEPTIONIST IN ting applications for night CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-426 first and we'II make you a handwriting isn’t so great weekends and lunch hours. roofing and remodeling. 646 Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye S9 hours per week. TKorou^ Starting at 3280 per week, Baths. Aluminum siding, in- Kaiser Pe.rmanente problem is of a “tremen­ First shift, 7 - 3:30 PM. MANCHESTER -Heavy counter help. Full or part Street, South Winder. 2355 Ext. 90S.' cash offer! T.J. Crockett, either, but she knows, how Several jobs available. Apply Apply in person: DQ, 242 8769, 742-8440. orientation and training. App­ with right qualifications. All ground pool with patio and Realtor. 643-1577. Medical Center first dous magnitude extending telephone / reception work time. Good opportunity for ly in person: East Hartford fririge benefits. For appoint­ privacy. Group I, Philbrick in person between 9 - 3 Broad Street. Manchester. students and housewives. App- questioned the ‘ 'dignity'' of to improve it for others.. far beyond the traditional plus bookkeeping and com­ PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE- Convalescent Home, 745 Main ment call 6867596. * EDUCATIO N Agency,y, 6 4 6 ^ . weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., “ irson at: 401 Center MAY WE BUY your home? ' taking lessons in a subject She grouped the 26 fun poked at the pen­ puter duties. Experience Part time. Work every other Street, East Hartford. 49 Regent Street, Manchester. preferred but not essential. 4- lanchester. Quick, fair, all cash and no their chiidreii were lear- letters of the alphabet ac­ manship of doctors,” she weekend. Orientation and Private Inatructlona 18 4 ROOM HOUSE- Manchester problem. Call Warren E, E.O.E. MFH. BURGER KING OPENINGS to 4 1/2-day week. Excellent Inservice Education provided. cording to- five basic says. POSITIONS AVAILABLE- SEARS ROEBUCK corner location. Aluminum Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ^ ning in grammar school, salary and benefits for right FULL OR PART TIME to Prior Nursing required. For siding. Move-in condition. For strokes and came up with a AVAILABLE work in Golf Coursp Snack Kitchen workers and REMEDIAL READING and says Virginia Miller, the Doctors have no wdrse person. Send resume to: P.O. further information, call waitresses. Full or part time. sale at Appraisal Price of $40.- Ntudt Man A Woman To To the doctors and nurses and the entire Bar Si Pro Shop. Start im­ & C 0 . math; individualized work Household Qoodt 40 " teacher. simple writing exercise handwriting than any other AT Box HH, c/o Manchester Manchester Public Health Apply in person: Krause 500. For appointment to in-' A Typists Work Oaya, Evaning, Full Herald. mediately. Work until snow program, (lst-8th grade) by "So I upgraded the manual. group of professionals, she,, staff at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Nursing Association, 647-1481, Caterers, 465 Hill Street, Ekist Manchester, master's .degree teacher, 566 sped, please write to: Box J. A Part Tima. Evaninga PIONEER flics. 18 years or older. 742- Monday thru Friday, 8 a.|n. to REFRIGERATORS ^ program for them. I used When a story on the pilot maintains. It's just that -from 5. to doting, mutt ba AND 9348. Hartford. 8075. c/o Manchester Herald. Part time PARACHUTE, PART-TIME JANITOR for 4:30 p.m. An Equal Opportuni-Opportuni­ Parkade Washers / Ranges, used, j technical medical ter­ project, which began last they do more writing. ovar 18. Fraa Mtala, Paid guaranteed and clean. New To my wife Marguerite and my three sons medium size office complex. Wty Affirmative AclAction MECHANIC- Full time. Small Manchestar fall, appeared in a medical Vacation. Apply In porton ARE AS FOUOWS: VETERINARIAN KENNEL PART TIME POSITIONS RIDING LESSONS indoor shipment damaged, G.E Si minology in the writing “A lawyer has his briefs BORROUGHS and their wives, - . Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 Employer. engine experience. Own tools. riding ring. Western stock 1 magazine, Mrs. Miller was typed. But a doctor's bolwoan 2 and 6 p.m. . nights a week. Phone Mr. ASSISTANT- Mornings and Also Trainee / Driver, part W COMPARE ★ FRIGIDAIRE. uiw prices. manual. One exercise was • Sewing Mechlne AND weekends, Lifting and outside seat, saddle seat and hunt k B.D. Pearl Si Son, 649 Main filling out prescriptions.” ' deluged with phone calls report, upder the law, has Part, time typing ' Whitney at 5662020 for an ap- HAIR DESIGNER WANTED time. Eckert’s Lawn & SALES PERSONS seat. All levels 22§-9817. 0p9r9l0rt. Previous i pointment. work required. Reply to ^ x in Salon located near The best home Investment this Street, 643-2171. and letters. Some doctors to be handwritten and positions available. 467 CENTER STREET To my nine grandchildren Leisure, Coventry, 742-6103. Kaiser recruited Mrs. MANCHESTER experience desired but JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. Manchester. Pleasant en­ year — WIktwood of Mancfiettor. wrote me' from as far away signed. His prescriptions Ideal location and THANK YOU • Automotiva Inttalter* VOICE, PIANO Instructions. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Miller in response to new not essential. : DELIVERY & GENERAL vironment, unlimited oppor­ BABYSITTER WANTED in Former faculty New York Ouelity construction by Brahaney as Newfoundland and Nova choice of hours 6 am - NURSES AIDES- Full and Tire and battery & Choma. Hillside, wooded loca­ Custom made draperies, slip­ regulations of the Joint have to be handwritten. a mscailaiwoiis Ass- for your wonderful care, for your compas­ ALL-PURPOSE MAN - Must tunity to grow. Come join our your home. 7:30 to 5, Monday- Music and Art High School. Scotia. 10 am or 10 am - 2 pm. LATHE OPERATORS - With have good driving record. part time openings available unique staff. Call Paul Maz- Friday. Call 649-6685 after 5 experience preferred. tion In one of Manchester's most covers and upholstery. Budget Commission on Accredita­ emUar. This job in sion and cheerfulness, for your dally at South Windsor Coiwalek- Professional Singer/Pianisl. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 10 paid holidays and 2 years' experience, pood Apply 649 Main S treet , zola, between 8 and 9 a.m., or PM. • Automotiv* Mechanics 644-8597. desirable areas. Past perfor­ benefits. Salary negotiable. our Pack department Manchester. cent Home on our 8-4 and 4-12 5 and 6 p.m. Tuesday thru mance has shown area to have or 646-1000. eligible for paid vaca­ visits, and for your prayers during my re­ shifts. Partial shift hours can Exhaust Si Shock Ab­ Hawk Precision Co., 303 requires someone with a Friday, 647-9989, or 647-9980. FULL & PART TIME MANCHESTER TEACHER one of the highest appreciation tion. Please phone cent Illness. ' be arranged if a full shift is sorbers Experience rates Custom-built, one-of-a- ELECTRIC RANGE- With Adult School Session Set Burnham Street, East Hart­ good mathematical FOOD CONCESSION HELP CLERKS needed for third HAS OPENINGS afternoon 875-0731 not convenient. Call Marge eye level oven, and lower j 1 ford, telephone 5269845. ability who can handle CARL M. CARLSON WANTED ■ Part time mor­ HOMEWORKERS- Earn shift. Apply in person at 7-11 Preferred. and Saturday for Voice & kind hom es. G a s heat, city MANCHESTER - course, students will take or apply In person nings and nights available. Autorino at 289-7771 for more 3BIG3 securing, stuffing sewers, energy features. oven. First $100 takes it. Call high school class which has Store, 509 Center Street, Morning and evening hours Piano Instructions. 38 per 1 1 Classes in Adult Basic measurements of units. information. Convenient lo highways, schools 568-9439. the Connecticut High already graduated to be RHAIL PHARMACY Must be dependable. Apply envelopes. Free Details. Manchester. lesson. Call 649-6325. 1 1 Education, High School •Stwing Machine Help Wanted Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer Reply: Titan, Box 94688 MP, available. & shopping. 3 homes now under ! 1 School Equivalency eligible for the diploma. SEERS 13 Help Wenled 40” ELECTRIC STOVE- 2 BURROUGHS CORP. Machwilc T|«lnaa. This J l Street. Monday through Satur­ EARN 3200 WEEKLY - Part Schaumburg, III. 60194. URGENTLY NEEDED- A p p llj : Personnel construction for your inspection. Equivalency Preparation Examination (GED), Girl lor Pharmocy duties. No Schoofa-Cfassai 19 ovens, deep well. $60. Call 643- Registration will end R t 30 Tolland CL day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. time, light typing or ad­ Mature, reliable sitter, and English for the which is recognized as a nights or Sundays. Previous phar­ job requires someone Departrifent Tuesday 1 to 3 Cornea see WILDWOOD 1814. next Thursday for those EOE M/F JA N IT O R S & dressing sales letters. No PART TIME CLEANING preferably over 25 for well Foreign Bom will resume macy or nurses aide experience with a good mechanical HELP WANTED experience necassary. Write and 6 to 8; Wednesday 10 to FOR THE BEST - Manchester valid high school diploma wishing to use the mail HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time WOMAN- Manchester office. behaved 8 year old boy, before Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 REALTY TRUST Sept. 18 as part of the preferred. Ability to type helpful ability and high school • CiMledten National Marketing, Box 244, Flexible hours. CMS & Blue 12, and 1 to 3, Saturday 10 for employment and registration form on the but not necessary. Send resume to and part time. Present and after school til 4:30. pupils per teacher. FREE in- □MISC. FOR SALE HELP WANTED - PART level vocational 6N, Dundee, Illinois, 60118. Cross. Call Mrs. Hare, 649- to 12. 649-1411 Manchester Adult Evening college admission. Last TIME. 3-6 pm and part time Box HH. c 7 o Manchester Herald. openings for weekdays and (P v t Tliiw) Ro.bertson School area trMuctory lesson with this ad. brochure now available in weekends. Mature and respon­ GAS STA'nON ATTENDANT 4523. Manchester only. Call 8767136 3S7 E. C E N T E R ST. School Program. year, 75 Manchester area Saturday. Manchester law of­ courses. • T um i Laliw Operator - Need reliable, dependable REAL ESTATE CAREER- Equal Opportunity Employer Call 6466306, or 6463549. banks and town offices. In- APPLY: sible individuals. Apply in per­ after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER Articles lor Sale 41 The classes, which are residents received their fice. Good typing and gram­ BUS BOYS - Full time lunch • Englno Lattw Oporotor person to work Monday thru Part ^kmers. Earn 38000-1- TOOLMAKER- Mold M aker,. person registration will be mar. Piease send resume to : and dinner shifts. Apply at son: East Hartfora Convales­ • offered free to Manchester equivalency diploma PNMEERPARAGMITECO. cent Home, 745 Main Street, Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM. If ANNU/iLLY. Ask about our Machinist. Good pay. Many EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY- □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER- One year at Manchester High School 447 Center Street, Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East 80 hours, pom hoUdayo, residents, will meet through this program. Hate Road East Hartford. you can't hustle and are afraid Bonus For Beginners. I^lph benefits. 50 hour week. Call Work part time 2 or 3 old, contemporary U-shaped Sept. 11 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Manchester. 06040. Center Street, Manchester. oxealtent inturtnea of work, don’t apply. Start at Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475. Tuesday and Thursday A person must be 19 Manclwstar CL 643-4257, or come to Vernon evenings, $8 to $10 per hour. ranch. Professionally in the gymnasium. b a n o flta . 33.75 per hour. See Harry Mold Si Tool Inc., 199 Forest Hornet For Sale 23 ALUMINUM Sheets used as evenings from 6:30 to 9:30 DELIVERY MEN - Full time. FULL OR PART TIME Car and phone necessary. landscaped. Lovely new years old or a member of a RalwaanRAMandSPM • Stickels, Suburban Motors, 50 LAUNDRYWORKER. Full Street, Manchester. PRISONER? Are you chained residential area. 5 bedrooms, printing plates, .007 thick Good working conditions, MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ CHEF Must be reliable. Call for an 23x28'^” , 25 cents each or 5 at Manchester High An Equal Opportunity Employer Apply In porton; Tolland Tpke. Manchester. No time, including every other to a desk or machine, 40 hours COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 2 baths, livin^-den combo, company benefits. Must have ly in person to: Haifa's Manchester Memorial appointment, 643-7020. School. phone calls. No experience weekend for institutional WANTED- MATURE per week? Do bells, whistles ROOMS, 1st floor family large family kitchen, family for $1 Phone 643-2711. Must be Rehearsal drivers license. Apply in per­ Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, Hospital is looking for a Chef. and supervisors control picked up before II a.m. Adult Basic Education AA Croup ' METMMC,INC. necessary, we will train you laundry operation. Apply in WOMEN. Tuesdays through C(X:KTAIL WAITRESSES & room with fireplace, 4 room with fireplace and son to Turnpike TV & Glastonbury. The successful candidate will our way. person, East Hartfora Con­ Saturdays, 10-6. Must Be everything you do? Does your generous sized bedrooms, 2 ONLY. classes give those adults MANCHESTER - The Appliances, 273 West Middle LADY BARTENDER- sliders to large deck. Ther­ MANCHESTER - assist the Executive Chef in the Route 9 A 44A valescent Home, 745 Main reliable. Apply Carvel, 811 work lack opportunity and 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car mopane windows throughout, who have not attained an choir of Trinity Covenant Turnpike. Experienced or will train. challenge? The only DELIVERING DARK LOAM Emanuel Hill Chapter of EXPERIENCED Supervision of Production Street, East Hartford. Main Street, Manchester. Apply 330 Ledyard Street, garage, walkout basement, large 2 car attached garage, eighth grade level an in­ Church will conduct its MACHINE OPERATORS MACHINIST- Experienced BOLTON difference between a rut and a $83,500. Group I, Philbrick - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also Alcoholics Anonymous will RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy related functions and Staff of our Hartford. 2000 so. ft. walk-out base­ dividual program in first rehearsal Wednesday, WANTED Lathe Operators. Set up and grave is its’ length. Want to Agency. 646-4200. ment. Owner-Agent. 649-1411. sand, gravel and stone. 643- meet tonight at 8 at working with an excellent sujv work from Blue Prints. First kitchen, as well as the Prepara­ get out of that rut? Stop being 9504. reading, spelling, gram­ Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the 1st shift openings for FULL TIME POSITION as Emanuel Lutheran Church, porting staff. Very pleasant Shift. Overtime available. tion of meals. PAINTER- Experienced in a prisoner and simply call 646 VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 mar and mathematics. church. It will be preceded atmosphere. Good wages and Bridgeport & N/C Cin Paid Health! Insurance. Also This full time position-offers Warehouseman / Driver. 5865. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye 60 Church St. residential painting. Steady SMALL ENGINE Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Manchaatar by a buffet dinner at 6 fqr benefits. Please call Doris timatic. 2nd shift openings Part Time Retired Machinist an excellt potential for growth set, electric welder, acetylene This program will lead to work. Excellent wages. Call MECHANIC wanted to repair a.m. to 5:00. Apply at the fireplaces, large Family Blain, RN, Director of for Bridgeport. lathe. & Inquire Chapel Tool Company, and enjoy a complete benefit WAITRESS WANTED- OPEN HOUSE outfit, aluminum ladder, preparation for the high new and old members. PWP Dance 872-4520, after 6:00 p.m. . WANTED Lawn Mowers, and yard W.H. England Lumber Com­ Room. Very luxurious Nurses, 646-0129. 81 W o o d lan d S tr e e t. package. For more information, Available 6:362:00 two days a trailer tires, new electric school equivalency Jig Bore. Operators must equipment. Conyers pany, Route 44-A, Bolton throughout! Call R. Zimmer, It makoa Cents The Manchester Chapter be able to set-up and Manchester, 6465836. please contact the Personnel PART TIME HELP Hardware, 6465707. week. 11:063:00 three days a J.D. Real Estate for details. lo buy now generator, electric lawn- diploma program. Notch. mower Evenings, 633-7060. of Parents Without GOOD HOURS operate. Please call or app­ Department at 646-1222, Exte­ WANTED- Nights and some CORRESPONDENT week. Experienced preferred. 646-1980, or 647-1139. The High School Setback Party Si Apply A.C. Peterson, 263 Don’t buck this deal Partners (PWP) will spon­ ly to: nsion 4tll. weekends. Package Store. E R R A N D L IG H T SHAKLEE- Discover the peo­ and DOLLARS North Main Street. Full dormered 7 room Cape, 3 Equivalency Program ANDOVER — Andover La-MI CoqmraUan FOOD SUPERUISOR Call 649-0446. MAINTENANCE PERSON- ple devoted to natural har­ MANCHESTER, BY sor a dance tonight from 9 Must have car. We pay OWNER. 6 room (Jape, new bedrooms up, 1'/V baths, offers courses in English, Grange will have a setback 190 Tunml Road Directly reporting to the Assi- MANCHESTER mony and good health. (Call p.m. to 1 a.m.-,^t Fiano’s Housewives, college TO COVER THE mileage. Call Mrs. Bloom, GENERAL MEDICAL fireplace, kitchen 14x15, full card party Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. PART TIME PERSON- For kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By basement, aluminum siding. BRAND NEW WEDDING social studies, science and stodents, excellent oppor- Vm on, CT 06096 lant Food Service Director, this in­ MEMORIAL HOSnTAL 6462900. Philisse, 289-1249. TRAINEE- 17-24. HS Grad. Restaurant in Bolton. 71 HAVNM •TMET janitorial work, 4 to 5 hours appointment. 643-9380. No $61,000. mathematics for those who in the Grange Hall (Old limity to meet new people 12031 971-1244 dividual will supervise, schedule COVENTRY NEWS Distributorship available. Will train. Call 646-7888. GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6 Music will be provided by MANCHMTIR, CONN. 0M40 daily. Inquire within: agents. 643-7222 B est reasonable offer have not attained a high Town Hall) on Route 6. while you supplement your and orient employees In our Food RECEPTIONIST WANTED- A1 Carlson. Membership or RARE OPPORTUNITY - hlipUtertteltelhto Hi^land Park Market, 317 NURSES AIDS- Full time. 87 Wadgawood Drive accepted. Please telephone school diploma. There will be prizes and income part time/full time Service Department. Previous Highland Street. FOR Typing and knowledge of SWITCHBOARD FOREST HILLS- 8 room courtesy cards must be OWN YOUR OWN Experienced preferred but 11 lo 6, Sept. 1, 2, a 3 646-2161,after6:00 p.m. At the completion of the refreshments. positions available. From 7 BUSINESS. Distributor for food supervisory experience is urchase orders necessary. training will be given. Apply OPERATOR; 4 nights- p e r, Colonial, 2 l)2 baths, first shown at the door. lease apply in person only: week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., AM - 3 PM. Above average Kodak film, Duracell required. THE MANCHESTER P in person; East Hartford Con­ floor family room with Le Mi Corporation, 190 Tunnel 7:30 a m. Friday, Saturday & starting wages and Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and This full lime position offers a valescent Home, 745 Main fireplace, large modern benefits. uniforms other photo products needed MANCHESTER STATE BANK HERALD Road, Vernon, Conn. Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. kitchen, sliders to large deck, COLUMBIA- Lovely L-Ranch, good starting salary and excellent Street, East Hartford. Edwards Answering Service, aluminium siding, 3 provided to arrange ap­ in your area. No selling. Ser­ walkout basement, gas heat, 2 WOOD PICTURE FRAME benefit package. For more infor­ Please Call 643-2711 6465406. car garage, wooded lot. Group bedrooms, beautiful setting, 18X22. $7. Grill on wheels $8, pointment for personal in­ vice top Retailers under exclusive contract established mation. please contact the Per­ 1041 MJUN ST. MANCHESTER A$k For I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. low taxes, extremely low cost Coffee & End Tables $20. terview. by us. High immediate in­ sonnel Department at 64G-1222, maintenance. Near Columbia Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors E come minimum required in­ Extension 481. Frank Burbank or Barbara RIcbmond MAKE EXTRA MONEY EAST HARTFORD - Move Lake. Garage, patio, etc & Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ CALL FMENDLY . Owjwner, 228- vestment 39,975. 100% profit CLERK II DURING YDUR right into this charming 3 Asking $68,900 ment. (fins. mask, gloves, SPARE T IM E! Bedroom Ranch on quiet 9588. knife), old rocker $10. 649- RESTAURANT structure. Call between 8AM We have an opening tor a person Permanent Part-tim* ®te HeralJi MANCHESTER Show our now lino of eatondart, street. Boasts fresh paint and 1104. E.Htfd Silver Lana & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or write: American Film MEMORIAL HOSPITAL capable of working with a minimum (20 hour* par weak) pona and advorttoing gtfta to a 12x22 family room off the 71 HAVNtI tTlllET 94.16 - $4.51 local flrma. Prompt, frtondly ear* kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. FORCED HOT AIR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 5 6 9 - 1 0 4 0 Processing, Inc., 1935R MANCHE6TM, CONN. 0N4O McDenalCs needs Evening S/f vica from small town, 70 yaar old, Barnett-^wman, 633-3661. MNKHESTER $61,S00 FURNACE- Some age but fine •pU mirtte) ■tei.t Hoover Court, B'ham, AL An Equal Oppodunlty of supervision. (hourly) AAA'1 Company. Waakly coni' p 35226. a n d ^ising i ‘ Help working order. Four burner Employ— Experience required Is graduation from high mieslona. No Invaatmant or MOVE RIGHT IN Heavy customer contact. We will coltoctlonc. Ba your own Boat. OLDER FIVE-ROOM-HOME natural gas stove, brown. Fine MAINTENANCE school with two years of business courses, or one Applications are now being Moms and Dads, Students, Everybody ... we need Pull lima potantlal. No near hospital. Good condition. Owner transferred and older wardrobe. 649-5547. accepted for full- and part- train you , If a banking career dependable people to deliver the fast, friendly ser­ year of business college and/or one year of office aiparlanoa nacaaaary. Wrlla 2-car garage. 649-0498, 228- moving. Convenient to PHONE 643-2711 HARDWARE CLERK, part or Richard Lowa, NEWTON MFQ. 9852. OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. time employment in our EXPEMENCED sh o p p in g , sc h o o ls. 3i full lime, to help customers, interests you contact vice that has made us famous. No experience experience. CO., Dapt. 2800, Nawtofl, lowa Hutch, walnut finish, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Maintenance Department. S0208: bedrooms, 2 bath,. Ranch. Apply in person at Meadow's stock goods, deliveries and required ... excellent training provided. PART TIME SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 excellent condition $150. New Applications and job descriptions are available at baths, 3 bedrooms, family Lovely treed yard, large Convalescent Home, 333 NURSE AIDES clean-up. 646-5707. Conyers Diana Polumbo SCHEDU LES (and some full time jobs) to fit your B-13 Steel Radial Firestone Bond$-Stock$-Uortgaga$ 8 Help Wanted 13 Hardware. the Personnel Office, Town Hall, 41 Center Street, room. 20x40 in-ground pool rooms. Must see. ERA 1 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. INDEX Bidwell Street, Manchester. needs. year warranty. Tel. 646-4004 Manchester, Connecticut. with cabana. Garage. N O T IC fl GOVERNMENT MUNSON’S CANDY NEEDED McDonald's offers more than a paycheck CLEANING WOMAN- Aluminum siding. Group I BLACK Si WHITE HOUSEKEEPING DIETARY HELP- Accepting THE 1 LOil tnd found GUARANTEED BUSINESS KITCHEN is seeking male to applications for present and Thorough. reliable individual Realtors, Philbrick Agency, PORTABLE TELEVISION 2 Applications now being To provid* Nursing Cart a $3.25 per hour starting pay for weekday closers. Closing date for filing Is Friday, September 7, LOANS - 350,000 to 3350,000. learn trade as candy rndker.' future openings in our Dietary wanted for regular 646 4200,______BARROWS & WALLACE SET- $30. Call 528-7212 3 — Announctmtnit accepted in our Housekeeping in private hom tt and • Performance and wage reviews on a regular housecleaning. Call 659-1187, 4 EnleMamment Phone 281-4112.^...... Must be neat, have good per department. Full time and 1979 anytime. — Department, 7 to 3 weekends. Mtdical Facillliat. Part schedule after 5 p.m. 5 - Auctions sonql habits, and be of sincere part time positions available. CO. character. Send resume, in­ Apply in person at Meadow's timt, full Urns. Contidsra- • Free food policy An equal opportunity employer. ★ REALTORS FINANCIAL □ EMPLOYMENT Apply in ^ rso n : East Hart­ WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe cluding work experience, age, Convalescent Home, 333 lion 4lvtn to prtitrtncs SECRETARY NUCLEAR TRAINEES- 17- washing machine. XC, $135.00. 8 Bonds-Siocks-MoMgagas Bidwell Street, Manchester. ford Convalescent, 745 Main • Uniforms are supplied COVENTRY 9 — P«'sonai Loans address etc. to: Munson's of:— Location and Hours. 24. HS Grad. Will train. Call 646-7833 Street. East Hartford, Conn. Opportunity for Industrious Individual with 6 room Ranch, 4 wooded acres, e g g . Zenith 21 inch portable black m - mjurqnce Help Wanted 13 Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, NO FEE - jVEEKLY PAY 646-7888. and white TV- $45.00. Wall good secretarial skills. Must be mature, per­ sliders to deck, Rec. room, EMPLOYMENT Bolton, Conn., 06040. JM For Information call walkout bsmt. & patio, 2 728-6615 t=) cabinet grouping- $50.00. 13 TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. COUNTER GIRL. Some Help Wanted NURSING SUPERVISOR 6 4 3 - 9 5 1 5 sonable, and able to assume various respon­ fireplaces. 75' garage-shed, Brand new 2 drawer filing 14 —Business OppOMunilieS Apply 81 Commerce Street, WANTED; Loving sitter for sibilities. Experience IncliTdlng public and experience. To work at Hart­ $68,900. Bread & Milk Street cabinet- $38.00 . 633-9740. 15 - Situation Wanted AID A ASSISTANCE RN’s and LPN’s ford Road Dairy Queen. 12-3. Glastonbury. PTG Robertson kindergartner. Private home health' care ,GAS STATION A K A Rt. 31 North. Appointment, of North Eastern Conn. ATTENDANTS WANTED - telephone contact very desirable.* 45 Watt Cantar SL Monday - Friday. Hourly rate owner. EDUCATIO N COMPANY. Telephone 633- From 10 AM to school time, agency seeking lull time EXCELLENT CONDITION- 16 Private Ins^uclions 7631. occasionally after school for 3 Inc. All shifts. Full and part time ■y 1221 ToHand Tpke. open. Call Hartford Road ’9 — Scnoois-Ciessea nursing supervisor with Good salary and full company paid benefits Do you fit one of the following situations? Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel kids starting in September, 3S7 E u l Conitr Stm t. 33.25 to start. Looking for M c D o n a M T e Dairy Queen. 647-1076 for ap­ 643-6516 Rocker, $100. Black Boston 20 •• insl'uctions Wanled MDACtlMiff RL 63, Vamon 1) Been out of the job market to raise a family and COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC but some time is available in BSN arid at least 2 years dependable people. Good package. pointment. Rocker $70. Set of McGregor REAL ESTATE - Experienced only. Top community health references required. are considering easing back into nursing? feet waterfront property with 23 Homes to' Sale August if desired. 649-1103 MANCHESTER. FACES Golf Clubs (irons and woods) wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 experience. Challenging Experience helpful. College APPLY TO PERSONNEL DEPT. COMMUNICATIONS f large cottages in verj; good 24 Lois Land 'or Sale orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. 2) Taken the summer off but only want to come back PARK. New listing, $55,900. 3 condition. Fully furnished, $100 - used 1 season. Pair of 25 Invesimeni Properly Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, opportunity in the fastest students welcomed. See John M ePonaU’i U an equal opportunity employer M/F TRAINEES-17-24. Will train. — bn a part time basis? bedroom colonial, aluminum located in Sandy Beach area, Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- 26 —Bus-ness Property' 563-0151.______OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House growing area of nursing at A-1, 568 Center Street, GERBER SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT Call 6467888. 0718. 27 —Resort Property sided. City water and sewers. docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ delivery. Year round work. care. Salary negotiable. Manchester. 3) Looking for a way to supplement the void in the 28 - Real Estaie Wer^ied ATTENTION - Need 2 people WAITRESSES WANTED - family budget? PART TIME JANITOR for Call Tom Bellone, 563-0509. turesque setting. Very All benefits, i^ply M4iM Oil Send resume to; Pari time weekends. \ COMPANY Homes Unlimited, Alderman private. Owners want to FLAT FIELDSTONE - for' MISC. SERVICES over 21. Immediate employ­ Co., Route 6, Bolton. TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER medium size office complex. retaining walls, patios or 31 Services O'lered Experience helpful but not 4) Want to belong to a health care team that is Realty. 563-9391. __ .finance. Excellent investment ment. This is not a fancy ad - Full time, physical work in­ 83 barber Rd. South WIndeof Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 fireplaces. Call 295-0250 or 32 - Painling.Papering we simply want a person who necessary. Will train. Call fighting all the public innuendos regarding poor care nights a week. Phone Mr. for group or indvidual. Zanotti n —Bui'C'ng-Contracl'Pg OIL BURNER SERVICE Execative Director volved,volved. ApApply at: The Pop Equal bpportunity Employer M/F TOWNHOUSE CONDO- 295-0034. J4 —Roofi''gS'd*r'g needs a permanent job. Ad­ after 2 PM, Vito’s Birch delivered in nursing homes? Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ Realtors, 649k)272, 228-9485. I______MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all M ountain Inne, 646-3161, Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, Birchtree setting, Highland 35 Heaiir'g-Piumoir'g : vancement opportunity. Call Aid A Aulttmce Manchester between 10 a M pointment. 36 —Flooring residential. All benefits. M & Bolton, Ct. Park area. 2 large bedrooms, FOR SALE- DINING ROOM, 3/ —Moving-Tfurkng-SlO'age between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. and 2 PM. Caff Margo Autorino ADN8. Real Batata Wanted 28 528-3869. E.O.E. of N.E.Ct, Inc. Si 1 1/2 baths. Appliances. complete. Antique chest of 36 - Services Wanted DELIVERY GENERAL drawers, rocking chairs, pic­ ALL PURPOSE MAN- Must Carpeting. 646-0098 for ap­ ALL CASH For your property, MISC. FOR SALE 3S7 East Center StreM AN OPPORTUNITV FIIOM... SOinil WINDSOR CONVIIUSCENT HOK pointment. ture frames, pinhat boxes and 40 Household Good-. BABYSITTER NEEDED- KAMAN AEROSPACE/BLOOMFIELD have good driving record. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Monday through Thursday, 3 W ANnU Tape, Instant Service, Hayes drapes, sheers. TV stand, etc. 41 - Articles 'or Sale Manchester, Ct. 06040 REGAL Apply 649 Main S tre e t, Call 643-4568. 6'jildmg Supplies . 289-7771 MANCHESTER - BEST 42 — p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ COOKS & KITCHEN BREEtiNRS a RIFTS INSPECTOR has savaral opanings for BDP Manchester. Corp. 6464)131. 43 Pels -Birds- Dogs tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; HELPERS- Available to see If we can match your expectations to our staf­ OFFER OVER $49,900 will 44 Musical Instruments Court of Probate, District of Hebron IwN a otirtwy of halptn pa«l profaaalonala uaing CoboL Familiar with buy this cozy Cape, with deep 45 Boats & Accessories weekends anytime. weekends and evenings. aam ailra moiiair FOOD CONCESSION^HELP NOTICE OF HEARING Mato or Fomato. Mutt bo fing needs. treed yard. By appointment, 46 _ Sporting Goods Experienced preferredo. ESTATE OF CARLTON H, JONES •m MOAL eatea and gNIa lo IB M 360/50 using BOS. WANTED- Part time mor­ 47 Garden Products SEWERS- Experienced on In­ Drivers License. Mature in­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. Irlanda and nalghbora from familiar with Aircraft nings and nights available. 643-9360. No agents. Antiques Amailoa-a flnaai oalor oaMog. 48 — dustrial Sewing Machines. dividuals. Apply in person: Stewart Stockwcll, Judge, dated apaolfleatlona and ba 49 - Wanted to Buy B/29'79 a hearing will be held on an Alae a unlqua opportunity to In- Must be dependable. Apply Will train if necessary. Good Garden Grove Caterers, oraaoa your Inoomo. abla 'to' work from Ifoliday Lanes, 39 Spencer EAST HARTFORD- Owner application praying for the settlement selling 6 Room -f- Dutch RENTALS starting pay for the right peo­ Keeney Street, Manchester. and allowance of the administration For lurthor IntormaHon an aarnina Muoprfnta. Ptoaao apply SENIDR PRDGRAM ANALYSTS ^ u r e yourself in ? rewarding position as a nurse Street, Monday thru Saturday, 52 Rooms tor Rent ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday account the ascertainment of heirs and oidn monay phono, writo or «M In porton: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Colonial. Exceptionally well 53 - Apartments 'or Rent distributees of said estate and an order ouroatotogoidtoL with 6 plus yeara of experience In Financing and aide. If you always wanted to work in the health cared for. $58,000. 528-3981. 54 _ Homes lor Rent thru Friday. Apply in person FULL & PART TIME for of distribution as in said application on U - M Corporation 55 —Business 'or Reni at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent Snack Bar and Golf Course. file mure fully appears, at the Court of nxiaiETiittians Manufacturing systems. Total project respon­ care field but lacked the training and experience 56 _ Resort Properly tor Rent • M TUNNEL ROAD JANITORS — ------^ Street, Manches^r. Equal Apply at: Tallwood Country Probate on September 12,1979 at 10:J)0 W n o w tet U, L HI NINV necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the 5? .Wanted to Rent VERNONp CT. 01066 sibility. am . 8P P-U 40 •58 - Misc tor Rem Opportunity Employer M/F. Club, Route 85 Hebron, Phone required skills while earning excellent wages and 6461151, Kathleen M. Sawyer, AUTOMOTIVE clerk - 069-fl V ______benefits. !■ p The Sentry 61 Aulos tor Sale , NURSES AIDES wanted for PRUSHAMMER ANALYSTS 62 Tfuchs tor Sale ^ full time on all shifts. Apply The Meadow* Convaleacant Horn* otfara: W A I^ T E D 63 - Heavy Equipment fo» Sale director of nursing. Salmon- NOTICE 64 —Motorcycies-Bicycles GUSTODIAN with 3 plus years of experience In Financial and McDonald's* has openings for three janitors 12 ^H );(; Free Home brook Convalescent Home, off 1. Starting wage 33.17 per hour;^ 33.37 per hour 65 —Campers-Tra>iers-Mobiie PUBLIC HEARINGS Manufacturing systems. p.m. - 8 a.m., 5 day work week. $165 to start. Homes House Street, Glastonbury. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS 2nd Shin effective December 1, 1979. 10 GARDNER STREET 66 Auiomolive Service Please call 633-5244. Benefits Include; Insurance, Sick Time, and ^ Evaluation. 67 Aulos for Rent-Lease BOARD OF DIRECTORS /' Opportunity In maintenance department for ' 2. Fully paid insurance; hospital, medical, life and MANCHESTER ' TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT SHEET METAL WORKER - reliable individual to do general shop and office Competitive salary with excellent fringe benefits. Vacation Pay. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of disability. v What IS your home worth^ Ouf pfblessionais can help Experienced. Soldering etc. ‘cleaning. Experience In floor maintenance Opportunity for advancement within Kaman Manchester. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. Apply In Porton To you price your home to sell (aster and easier We Mill ■k □ N O T IC E S Call 5262101. desirable. structure. provide you wilh complete marketing, financial, and OPEN HOUSED Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. economic mformalion No obligation, No pressure. No Loaland Pound 1 Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, September 11,'1979, at MAINTENANCE MECHANIC sales pilch. OI course we'd like (o sen ypur home (or ’ Sunday - Sept 2 -10 to 5 LEGAL SECRETARY- 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following: 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year, Eastern Law Firm, Full General mechanical ability. Heating, ventilating you Thaj's our business And we recon(ident you will six room coldhlal, new wall to wall throughout, FOUND - Adult black cat. 3 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget For further Information contact 6. Training and in-service education. select-us once you've seen our pro(essionalism at work. months ago. Woodbridge benefits. Experienced in 1979-80, Senior Citizens - furnishings - new Senior and air conditioning experience desirable., Elec­ large bedrooms, flreplacbd living room, kitchen Street area. Call 6467456 after Domestic Relations and/or trical troubleshooting also desirable. Will do all JirniM E. Flynn 7. 360,00 per year uniform allowance. with stove & dishwasher, low cost gas heat. All on Commerical Law, preferred Center...... 310,000.00 r 5:30 PM. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget types of general maintenance work, Including Kaman Aerospace Corp.' r ' 8. Located near public transportation. . GET MORE wilh a large private treed lot. Located In Martin School but not required. Call 423-9231. 46 West Center Street, . . District. For sale by owner. Asking mid $60's. 1979-80, Recreation Department - Title 29 - Summer Bus painting. • ' OM Windsor Road Program ...... 31,143.00 Alda training claaaa* begin Immediately. Manchaeter For Information call w m m RN-LPN wanted for 3 p,m.-ll Bloom field, C L 09002 APPLY-PERSONNEL DEPT. 1221 Tolland Jurnpike, Leadirig To Information p.m. and 11 p,m-7 a.m. shifts. ^izabqth J. Intagliata, Secretary Call: Pat Soucier, Meadows Convalescent Home regarding Stolen Car. 1967 Apply,director of nursing. GERBER SCIENTiFIC INSTRUMENT CO. Mancheator^ SENTRY 646-1951 646-6431 Board of Directors 333 Bldwall 81. Mancbastar^Ct. Volkswagen, beige. Conn. Salmonbrook ConvaleXheM Manchester, Connecticut (263)242-4461 Route 183, Varnon Inc. Evaninga a Reg.VU6764. Home, off House Street, 83 Cterber Rd South Windsor 547-9104 J Real Estate Services Day* 070-8 EOE An Equal Opportunl^ Employer Witte P.O. Bex Glastonbury. Please call 633- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F M/P ?9 Connecticut Boutevord.EojiHarftofd Weekend* ■^iMfffiftirm 5244. t -■ • r x , % ■ - - ' r ^ . j , • -v> 'V . * PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 1, 1979 Ev e n in g h e r a l d , .sat„ sept. i, 1979- p a g e n in e t e e n if -k-k-k -it -k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k'k-k-k-k-kit'k-k-k-k-k-k ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ c ★★★'★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★> pMuims — ChariM M. Bchulx

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K D T ■ C, I 1 By Abigail Van Buren street 5 Auto club ■ T 0 K E ■ R 0 8 E D 13 Assumed 6 Lively song J L 1 K E w 0 L 1 0 U Call 643-2711 ^ ° Can M i-ZlU * 7 Fishing net ■ ^ manner 1 ft A H 0 H E N 8 b U Y * ■ 3 ■ 14 Month (abbr.) 8 Estimate P A Y L 0 A j D 8 U R 8 T 9 Stretched 15 Lawyer's 1[I N D U P 1 tight 3 • ••• ...... ••••••• ...... patron saint L A D T] ZJ u 8 10 Norse letter 5 Arttetei tor Sate 41 Arllclai tor S ate 41 / ( Tog Satoa — ______‘ Frank tmd Emeit DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you ran a letter from a 16 Ah me J_ A N 8 T E N 0 [T 3 P E ______fag ialoo______11 Composer busybody who was frustrated because she couldn't figure 17 One (Sp.) T 8 E T E IL 3 0 N 18 Pillar of a Stravinsky E vy Y A K E N T AMERICAN a ir l in e s 1/2 TAG sale:- September 2nd. TAG SALE- September 1,2,3. out what her new neighbora were up to. She claimed they 8 t l IL fare coupons. Reasonable. 210 Parker Street, 10 to i staircase 19 Merry 9 Stepheli Street, Manchester. L f i i s r were ruining the neighborhood. 20 Woofer's Valid until December 15. Call Color TV, air conditioner, Bike, cord organ, books, TV, adventure' 31 Pedal 50 First garden DRAPES FOR SALE- You put her in her place with a three-word answer that Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan companion 21 Novelist extremities 643-7017. y small appliances, luggage, CHAN 6 B 51 Hammer part ExceRent condition. Pale miscellaneous items. wiped me outi Please dig it up and run it again. This country ■m 22 Horse Ferber 32 Garden party miscellaneous. No early 52 Modulation -green, fully lined.-Custom T O / w o i D could use a good laugh right now. Thanks. 24 Lysergic acid 23 Spanish 35 Vanquishes FREE: Win a theatre pass for bli^s. TAG SALE- Saturday, Sunday THE ICE CREAM PARLOR AUlST Made. Antique Satin. 84'' long. CHARLIE WELL AT LEAiST fTS diethylamide painter 38 Within (pref.) 54 Society game two people! Registrations and NE w VORIC. BE HAVINe TRCXJBLE WITH ITS Please call 649-1546 after 4:00 & Monday, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m., SnU-OPEN FOR BUSINESS 25 Ravage 25 Freshwater 55 Water pitcher drawings every hour, Sundays TAG SALE- Saturday NO PREVIEWS. 595 Tolland C e A4ACHINE AGAIN.' 29 Maccaboy 40 Hairy man p.m. d e a r CHARLIE: li tU i it? fish 56 Radiation 9 AM - 3 PM only at the September 1st., 10 to 4, 44 Turnpike. Clothes, washer, 0 = 3 33 City in 43 Desalinate 26 Esau's country Eastern Connecticut Flea Scott Drive, Manchester. New tools, auto parts, glassware, s Oklahoma 45 Office worker measure (pi., MUST SELL- All in good con­ 27 Glut M arket. ( J e t. 31 & 32, 8x10 Rug, assorted folding antiques, bottles, lamps, DEAR ABBY: About lour months igo, the house Across 34 Burmese abbr.) . dition. 30" electric range, $75. 28 Korean border 47 Small Mansfield). Drawings end doors, plus many other items. tho streo t w as sold to a ‘is th e r and son’' - o r so w e thoaght. i r currency 59 Dissenting Ping Pong Table $30. Colico fish in ^ ck le, chain saws, old river restaurant 9/3/79. hard\^e, wire, bowling Wo later letmed It was an older man about 50 and a 36 In a sheltered vole Pool Filter $50. Humidifier TAG SALE- Upstairs / place 30 Arm bone 49 Things given $25. And other miscellaneous. balls,, silverware, toys, -im- yeoag leBow abbot 24. downstairs. A little bit of kitchenware, electrical goods, 'Tlito w a s a respectable neighborhood before this “odd 37 Doves' home Call 647-1924. everything. Friday to Sunday. O tl7> KA. IW^ ,T M Rag U P»l OW. T h A O IS 4 - t 39 Lily plant 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 TAG SALES furniture, and much more! coopte” moved in. They have all sorts ol strange4ooklng /. 41 Fishing snare 10-5 p.m. 112 Tiftaney Road, company. Men who look like women, women who look like REDWOOD FENCES- 12 8x5 East Hartford. 42 Revise 12 13 14 sections with poles $325. Call TAG SALE- OLDE ANTIQUE men, blacks, whites, Indians. Yesterday I even saw two 44 In northern TAG SALE- Saturday GLASS, china, cameras, IS i> 17 649-1842. TAG SALE- 2 family at 34 nuns go in t^ret part September 1st., from 9 on. 113 opera glasses, razors. Also 6 f They most be running some sort of business, or a club. Lydall Street. Oriental Rug, Ganten Pratfucte Apartmantt For Rant S3 Autoa For S ate 46 Basebalter IB 20 21 SEARS 10 HP Lawn Mower / D eepw ood D riv e , tools and linens, etc. Satur­ There are motorcycles, expensive sports cars and even Williams Manchester. Rain date, Sun- toys, and household items. 10- day, September 1, 9-4 PM, 31 Bt tet* leC t M *09 u 9 O" S^lsRflia/IUs ■ Tractor. Good condition. Call CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many 466 MAIN STREET. North of OLDIE BUT GOODIE. 1968 bicycles parked In front and on the lawn. They keep their Ill 48 Express 22 643-9877. ' ■aay September 2nd. 4 Saturday and Sunday, Wadsworth Street, TAG SALE- Qothes, boys and varieties. 29 Mountain Road, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Ford Fairlane 500. 4 door, 302 shades drawn so yon can't see what's going on Inside but 49 Put ■ September 1st., and 2nd., rain Manchester. girls toddlers, adults, several Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrance 25 26 27 3. 30 31 32 or shine. baby items. Miscellaneous Glastonbury (Near of centrally located space. V-8 automatic. Only 48,000 they must be up Ip no good, or why the secrecy? 53 Shoe part SWIM POOLS- Distributors TAG SALE- 8 Linwood Drive, original miles. 20 mpg. Has 57 Refreshing ■ household. Saturday 8/25/79, Minneachaug (jolf Course). Ideal for store, office or other We called the police department and they asked if we eA 9Y BFUUTeR9 OUT TO BRBAKPA«T, 33 disposing of brand new 31' Manchester, off Keeney TAG SALE- Building hadT.L.C. and needs someone beverage Street. Saturday September TAG SALE. SATURDAY 10 til 4, rain or shine. London business or commercial use. wanted to press chargesi They said unless the neighbors LBAVIHS FL09»Y TO ORPBR ROOM ■ ■ long above ground ^ I s com­ materials, tools, furniture, C who cares. $1500.00. 633-1503. 58 Anonymous 37 3. .0 1st., 8-5. Household, baby fur­ AND SUNDAY. September 1 Park Section, Hebron. .Take Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. were breaking some law there was nothing they could do. ABRVICe WITHOUT 5H0WUJfl HER FACE plete with huge 16' sundeck. B. base unit, console stereo, AnUquaa 43 60 Hawkeye ■ ■ niture, adult games, materni­ and 2. 10 AM-4 PM. Rain or London Road off Route 85, Abhy, these weirdos are wrecking onr property vainest OUTElOe State 42 1 <3 fencing, filter. Asking $687 etc. Saturday'and Sunday, 10------i.------PROFESSIONAL / IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR Financing and installation ty, baby and children’s shine. Misc. Buy the tag and 5, 129 Cooper H ill S t., signs to 48 Carolyn Drive. How can we improve the quality of this once-respectable 61 Pipe fitting ■1 WANTED; Antique furniture, BUSINESS OFFICE CHEAP dependable transpor­ 46 available. 203-324-9289. - clothes. get the attached item free. Manchester. neighborhood? type glass, pewter, oil paintings or BUILDING ■ Approximately tation, and great ^as mileage 62 Songstress ■ TAG SALE- Sunday thru U P IN ARMS 4B 50 51 53 1 54 55 56 Wednesday, 11 to 4, in- 'other antique ItemsT R. 2600 square feet, with ample come see Herbie, a 1963 Horne Harrison, 64^09. Volkswagen with a unique ■ side/outside 183 Smith Drive, parking. Close to Center, 63 Winter vehicle 57 58 59 60 East Hartford. Clothes for .hospital and new court personality. Only $450.00. 633- DEAR UP: You could move. 64 Actress every member of the family, A N T IQ U E S & DUildlng. For info, call 568- 1503. Southern B l 62 63 COLLECTABLES - Will 7658 or 871-0401. DEAR ABBY; We are having a disagreement at our house 65 Playing card plus much miscellaneous! 64 65 66 purchase outright, or sell on ___------— ------1977 DODGE COLT- 4 speed. and you are elected to settle it. One of our family feels that 66 High hills 1 commission. House lot or OFFICES, EXCELLENT 21,000 miles. Regular gas. ANTIQUES TO TAGS- when walking our puppy we shouid get dressed and not go NtlRFRISf ASSN t Eastem Connecticut’s largest single piece. Telephone 644- LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 Excellent condition. $3400. out in our night clothes. The puppy isn't house-trained yet Flea Market at the Mansfield banks. 500 square feet. $150 Call after 7 p.m., 875-8273. and has to go out often. Drive-In Theatre (Jet. 31 t monthly. For information call The person who thinks the dog-walker should be fully 32). Sundays (AM to 3 PM.) THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES 649-53M. 1971 TOYOTA -CORONA- dressed never walks the dog, so I don’t see why he has any Win at bridge & COLLECTABLES- Open by Mark II. New starter, tires, Public Free, dealer $6. Reser­ say in the matter. Alloy Oop — Davo Qrauo vations unnecessary. appointment only until MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ runs good. Asking $650. Call September. Call 643-6680. 643-2624 after 5 p.m. We live in the suburbs where hardly anyone walks by who Tricky strategy succeeds fice for rent. Drive by 218 PERHAPS NOT FDR SOU, m is t e r ! BEFORE SOU , Sarvlcaa Otfarad 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 RoofIna-SIdIna-ChImnaf 34 would really care if he sees a 12-year-old girl in her THAT'6 FOUR Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. DOWN A N FOR NOW, TM < M M IN ' t o SETCHA! DO, S O U tJ B E T ' m a c k e r e l '. )iis four spot 10 dummy's jack. 'TAG SALE- Clearing out old bathrobe. and new recoixls, work bench, 1973 MATADOR WAGON- O NKTOeO- BUT THERE TER UOOR , Now if East takes l:is C&M TREE SERVICE ■ Free QUALITY PAINTING and FIRST CLASS CARPhfNTRY A xtec DECENT IN HER BATHROBE b e h in d s o u ! collectables, frames, etc. 83 Needs some work, but good w n x BE NORTH 9-1-A queen, as tie probably will. estimates, discount senior Paper Hanging by Willis - Remodeling and Additions. □ RENTALS general condition. $600 or nest (OTHER navB, Chimney Ridge Street, Sunday 9 to 3. MY FRIEND) ♦ 652 South winds up with four dia­ citizens. Company Schultz. Fully insured Kitchens ami Rec Rooms, 35 57 offer. Call 647-1096. DEAR DECENT: Bathrobes are for indoors. Better slip Wanted to Rent ♦ 852 mond tricks and his contract. Manchester-owned and references. 649-4343. years experience! For,Free Sweeps into some outdoor clothes when walking the dog. TAG SALE- 97 Bissell Street, Rooma lor Rent 52 ♦ A J 10 9 7 He will even score an over­ operated. Call 646-1327. Estimates, call 646-4239.‘ ttXAMVT WANTED TO RENT- DATSUN 280 Z 1976- 4 speed. trick if he bothers to take the A&W PAINTING Contrac­ MsucrnoNS Saturday and Sunday, 9 to 4. ♦ 63 KSetWT! Excellent childrens clothes, URGENTLY. Young couple Air. AM-FM. New tires DEAR ABBY; I caught a cold in my back, but instead of spade finesse. REWEAVING burn holes. tors. Quality painting and FARRAND REMODELING - THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ with child on the way looking (snows ineluded). 24 mpg. WEST EAST N« itataili to rWi plus odds 'n ends. trally located. Downtown going to my regular acupuncturist, who is a noted lecturer Suppose East is brilliant Zippers, umbrellas repaired. paper hanging at reasonable Cabinets ¥nd Formica Tops, •I (hianir firit for 2 bedroom apartment. Excellent condition. Very ♦ 83 ♦ K 10 9 4 Manchester. Kitchen and author, I went to another acupuncturist who stuck 40 enough to duck that diamond. Window shades, Venetian rates. Fully insured. Free Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ ■ithHl H ikiii • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable. In Manchester, reasonable price. Call 529- V Q 10 7 3 ♦ J94 Now South does take the blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Estim ate^ Call Wayne 649- ditions, Decks, All types of MU... privileges. Call 649-2358. gold needles in my back. ♦ Q63 Doga-BIrda-Patt 43 Bolton, Coventry, Vernon 5269. Then I went back-to my regular acupuncturist who told ♦ 8 5 2 spade finesse. After it works, Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 7696. Remodeling and Repairs. Tom Simperi area. Please call anytime, ♦ J964 ♦ Q 10 5 MANCHESTER - Room for me I should get a lawyer and sue the man who put 40 needles he returns to dummy by over­ 5221. Phone 643-M17. Kitmi Iride 742-8076 or leave message. 1973 MALIBU- 4 door, V-8, HOME SWEET HOME - rent. Private entrance. Heat in my back because he broke every rule of acupuncture. SOUTH taking his king of diamonds PERSONAL Paperhanging 37IIM$0l$T^/ . ower steering, radio, CB ♦ AQ J7 LEON CIESZYNSKI Complete health-guard and utilities paid. $45 weekly. Then I went to Kaiser HospiUl and they said trying to with dummy's ace. A repeated ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, for particular people, by Dick. MNKHESia facilities. Cats also. Canine GOOD SIZE GARAGE FOR Eookup. $925; or best offer. ♦ AK6 attics, garages, yards Call 643-5703 anytime. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Call 24M872. remove those needles would be like going on a fishing ex­ spade finesse gives him three day , STORAGE. Manchester, East Call 649-0252. ♦ K 4 spades plus two tricks in each cleaned, moving, ditions, Remodeling, Rec Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Hartford, or Glastonbury pedition, and 1 wouid be better off leaving them in. Tha Fllntstonas — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ AK72 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn PAINTING BY DAN SHEA ■ Rooms. Garages, Kitchens FURNISHED SLEEPING Abby. I’ve had these needles in my back for two and a half of the other suits and he can vicinity. Call evenings, 568- FORD VAN 1970- Excellent go home with the rubber service. No job too big or Quallly craftsmanship at low Remodeled, (Jeilings, Bath ROOM- For mature 8435. condition. Too much too lift. years, and I’d like to get them out. They are piaying havoc Vulnerable: Both Heating-Plumbing 3S FREE TO GOOD HOME - gentleman. Modern bath. small. 568-8522. pricffi. Call 646-5424. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. High mileage, but engine with my system. ____ FOR THE ...AND I'M Dealer: South Residential or Commercial. Mixed Collie, female, about 1 Parking. No cooking. Security SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1/2 years. Has Shots. Spayed. recently reconditioned, ^ 0 0 NEEDLED IN SAN FRANCISCO LAST TIAAE, MAC, TELLING West North East South Ask t h € Experts EXPERT PAINTING and PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 649-4291. and references, $150 monthly. □ AUTOMOTIVE or best offer. Must be seen! rV E LOOKED YOU I cleaned with electric cutters, Good with children. 64^5501. Call 643-2121. 2 NT You hold: LANDSCAPING Specializing - Interior and exterior. 431 New S ta te R o a d , DEAR NEEDLED: Get aaotber. opinion. And a third if AND LOOKED... KEEP Commercial and residential. by professionals. McKinney AND THERE HEARING Pass 3 NT Pass Pass in Exterior House Painting. FOX HILL STABLES - New Manchester, Call 649-6364, ♦ KQ5 Free estimates. Fully in­ PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Apartmenta For Rent 53 Autoa For Sale 67 necessary. But stick with qualified, conventional, medical JUST /S A /'r SOMEONE Pass Tree pruning, spraying, management. Large box stall Tom. ♦ KQ62 mowing, weeding. Call 742- sured. 646-4879. - Complete Construction. Ad­ pany, 643-5308. B>______doctors—nnless yon don't mind being stuck sgain. ANYONE YELLING 7947. ditions, Remodeling. Free availaole. Turnouts. Pasture. LOOKING for anything in real WE PAY $10 for complete OUT THERE.' - FOR ♦ 74 Trails. Ring, and Blue Seal VW BUG 1971- Excellent con­ Opening lead: V3 ♦ AKQB EXPERIENCED PAINTING Estimates. Fully Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet estate rental - apai^ents, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland HELP Feeding program. Call 875- dition. New tires. $2500, or U yon need'help in writing letters ol sympathy, con­ / WATERPROOFING By Craig Odgen. Quality Call 646-4879. repairs, plugged drains, homes^.multiple dwellings? Auto Body, 528-19M. ■ You open with one club kitchen faucets replaced, 9954 stable, of’8754)272. best offer. Call anytime 569- gratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby's booklet “How Hatchways, foundation Workmanship! Interior and No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 2232. to Write Letters lor all Occasions.” Send 61 and a long, Your partner responds with cracks, tile lines, sump Exterior. "You Tried The repaired, rec rooms, Associates, Inc, 646-1980. ' WE PAY TOP PRICES for one heart. A Nebraska reader bathroom remodeling, heat USED 2 HORSE TANDEM wrecked and junk cars. A & B stamped 128 cental, self-addreaeed envelope to Abby: 1S2 By Oswald'Jacoby pumps, gravity feeds, window Rest. Now Stick With The CARPENTRY - All types of 1969 CAMARO- 6 cylinder, aod Alan Sontag asks what the experts bid ir repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool modernization, etc. Free AXEL TRAILER. Good con­ Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Laafcy Dr„ Beverly HiOs, CalR. 90212. this situation. • wells. 30 years experience. Best.” Call 649-8749, 742-9979. dition. $1100.00.' Call after 6, ENFIELD- Ecstacy deluxe 5 automatic, power steering, 643-4953. 872-7611. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Estimate gladly given. M & M Call Tony 64ft6m. They bid four hearts. This is Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. 643-9878. rooms. New appliances. Kids power brakes. $1100. Call There is a simple but PAINTING- Interior, Windows Hung. Ceiling after 5 p.m., 643-'/l39. really standard among top ok. $300’s, (119-1) Rental 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs expensive way to play today's BELL STREET Exterior. Quality Repaired and Painted. Call Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. ( players and shows 19 high- anytime, 643-6130. Flooring 36 FREE TO GOOD HOME- excellent. Must sell, Astrograph hand. GLASTONBURY- Hebron Workmanship! Reasonable Female black Labrador OLDSMOBILE CLASSIC- T ilt Born Losor — Art Bansom South wins the heart, plays card points with no singleton. Avenue School District. Ages Rates! Call Rick at 646-0709. sacrificing! Any reasonable (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN j FLOOR SANDING Si Retriever puppy. 4 1/2 months 1963. Good condition.' his king of diamonds, contin­ 2 and up, or kindergarten, half after 5:00 p.m. VERNON / ROCKVILLE- offer over $1450. Call after Automatic. $300.00. Will pass REFINISHING- Floors like old. All shots. 646-1292. Accepting applications for 2 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Bernice Bede Osol u e the suit, finesses dummy's days. After 5 . 633-9074, inspection. Automatic. Call I fWATARE'lbU WT 1HAT‘?rRll06;OI0'toUR jack and winds up down three Building Contracting 33 new! Specializing in older Bedroom Apartment, starting (Do you have a question for floors. Natural and stained 8 MONTH OLD BLACK LAB- 527-0223. since he never gets a trick out the experts? Write "Ask the TKET, s p l i t RAIL Si RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 at $191 monthly. Includes all 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 16) 1 TF:^IM67T0- RU(z«l?TDREMlMP'(tX)_ W R e , floors. No waxini any more! Female, spayed. All shots. utilities, wall-to-wall ' Customized, in and out. 14 What profit is there is gaining of dummy. As the late Hal Experts. " care of this nei"s- M ’KADE FENCES- WES ROBBINS Carpentry MUSTANG- 1973 convertible. — I OF'sOMPniIkkz??' I?l(iMT! Jremodeling specialist. Ad­ John Verfaille, 6/ •5750, after FREE to good home. Call 646- carpeting and appliances. Call miles per gallon on regular your point but making an Sims once said. ‘ He has paper. .Individual questions ‘i-ep red, and installed. 2280. Automatic. All power. $2800. played,the hand like a million­ ii.-,-.junable rates. Free es­ ditions. rec rooms, dormers, 6:00 p.m. l-2 3 7 -« , EHO. fuel. Loadra with extras in­ enemy? Even if you Instinctively will be answered if accompa- r""B Diligent & Carelul • price Guitars with this ad. bargain for $7495. Must be Don't disregard any doors that at trick two. but he doesn't and will receive copies of Estimates. Please call 646- Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. lenant insurance required. seats. Regular gas. Call 649- open up for you this coming Into your lap today. Don't fret. ■ • Safety Inspection Included * Rivers Musici 7 Main Street, seen. Call 643-0421, lead hist^ting. Instead, he leads JACOBY MODERN.) 1943. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. » I $225 monthly. Call 646-2426 , 9 8430. year. You could pass up a You'll handle it so superbly that New Britain, 225-1977. Open til to 5. you'll attract an important ! QREQ 9 p.m. chance to meet some interesting Heathcllff — George Gately LOVING MOTHER will care 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. Trucka for Sale 62 people who would add much to person's attention. for your child in her Licensed TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY [the WANTED FEMALE TO Excellent running condition, your social life. PISCES (Feb. 20>Merch 20) ) ______' GOT VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. SHARE nice two bedroom automatic transmission, Someor>e'9 interference could Home. (Keeney School Carpentry and general con­ Excellent condition. $90.00. 1974 IN TE R N A T IO N A L cause your social plans to get all District! Call 649-8099. tracting. Residential and j CHIMMEY Manchester Apartment with power steering and radio. PICKUP- Standard. Power , I Call 643-4762. same. $125 monthly, included New battery, new body work. fouled up today. However, you'll commercial. Whether it be a I SWEEP steering, brakes. 47,000 miles. V1RQO (Aug. 2S-8ept. 22) A little con>e up with a revised plan bet­ Winthrop — Dick Cavalll J.B. ELECTRONICS- heat, plus Security deposit. 568-2646. small repair job. a custom A HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Good condition. Cap. $2000. quick thinking may be called for ter than the original. "M anchester's Stereo 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 1 643-5031, after 6 p.m. built home or anything in >lii«rd $1 condition. $90 or best offer. Call 649-9777. today when two pals of yours get ARIES (M toch 21-April 19) Wel­ Expert! ' Repair all brands of into It, threatening to ruin every­ come the unexpected. It brings THE6E BULUETINe between, call 646-1379. 646-1032. 4t's theway to gol When L O N eU M E S A T JIMBObSlATION Home Stereo & Portable TVs. 1977 DODGE PIC K UP body ^ s e ’s fun. You'll know what excellent results today. Several EiARNeyfe ON/IAAPLE HAVEBEB nJ Call Jack, 643-1262. you need to tell people SPECIAL- 225 SL/6. Excellent to do. Learn more about yourself things you may have b ^ n count­ BROLkSHTTOTOU SPECIALIZING cleaning and Boate-A cceaaorlea 45 WANTED JUNK AND LATE by sending for your copy of FILUNQ- AVENUFvJUSr CARPENTRY & MASONRY - about your business, condition, includes: Cap, rlist ing on could fall through, but this A S A ^ B U C ____ repairing chimneys, roofs, JOBi MODEL WRECKS - Cash Astro-Qraph Letter, which will turn out tor the best. STATKN, PIT70 - O P E N E D Uf? _ tell them with the Painting-Papering 32 Additions and Remodeling. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 16 FOOT PEMBROKE Paid. Call Parker Street Used proof, power steering, low begins with your birthday. Mail TAURUS (A p ril 20-May 20) S E R V I C E S / Classified ads. ELM S TR EET S O C 5ETO N Free estimates. Call Anthony years Experience. Howley, RUNABOUT with trailer $ ^ . Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. mileage. Call 289-2064 after $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box Don't belabor issues today and OVER THERE. •7CLIR FRIENDty PAINTING ■ Interior and Squillacote 649-0811. 643-5361. 4:30. 489, Radio City Statfon. New try not to get involved in some­ STT^nCTN... Hospital bed $25. 646-5892. MANCHESTER- Dynamite! 3 NEWaOBHOOP exterior, paperhanging, 1966 FORD M U STA N G 'S- York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to body else's business. Say your ASTraSNAUT. excellent work references bedrooms, kids and pets ok. Needs minor work. As is, $350. specify birth date. piece, then let the subject drop. CARPENTER ■ R epairs. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 12 FOOT AQUACAT $300. (125-1) Rental Assistors, Free estimates. Fully in­ remodeling, additions, gar- sidiifg or gutter for low dis- Call 649-9631 anytime after UBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) It QCMINI (May 21-Jime 20) You'd g K e K e ra U i CATAMERAN- 22 foot mast. 236-5646, small fee. would be wise not to insist that be smart to stay home and not sured. Martin Matson, 649- ages, roofing. Call David count price. Call Ken at 647- CLASSIFIED AOVEWtiSING____ Very good condition. $350. Call 6:00 p.m. 4431. Patria, 644-1796. everybody do things your way let anyone pressure you Into 1566. 646-4®9. ITS FOR YOU- Cute and cozy, today. Though you may not see doing anything you really don't 4 rooms. All appliances. $200. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD it, there is a strong chance you want to do today. Heed your (968-3) Rental Assistors, 236- Could help to sell your items could be wrong. common sense. l DO= 5646, small fee. faster, rent your room quicker SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try c«ALU somebody says something to rub to go along with the surprises of O I6>6 by Ht A KK I M Waq U a Rcl on I > . -4'' ■' and bring you better results! you wrong, try not to inflate it the day. if you buck the unantici­ EAST HARTFORD- GiganticJigantic 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - Ask the Herald Classified Ad into a major Issue. Your day will pated, you might end up with 3 bedroom, large1 yard.. Lovely Great running condition. taker about details. Put the go better If you know how to turn more opposition than you bar­ Short Ribs — Frank HIM area. Only $190. (967-4) Rental STAR to work for you! Phone the other cheek. g a in ^ for. area. Only $ Asking $500. Can be seen at PUT LOVE POTIONS Assistors, 236-5648, small fee. 643-2711. S A dirT A R K Ig (NoV. 2$-Qm . 21) LEO (July ,23-A uQf 22) Improvi­ VOUKETWE WMAT CAN I PO TO’V International Motor C ar^ td ., MAKE MV PEOPLE IN THE WATER SUPPLV. 69 Windsor Avenue, Ro^ville, It's good to want things and to sation may b9 tialied for today w8 gl«/ WIZARP. V SINGLES DELIGHT- Im­ Ct., or call 871-0849. strive for them, but not to the because of your poor planning. L O V E M B'? r HOUSEWIVES maculate. 3 rooms. New .point where you must pay too As chance will have It. things will k— -----— — < appliances. $125. (999-4) Ren- dearly. Compare the price with work out better. \ u f y^Assistors, ■ ■ ...... 236-5646, small 1972 CHEVY 3/4 TON the value. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) fee, PICKUP- Good running condi­ B«rry 'IW PLE P VFrtM YOOR OWN'WWWE'SIGH?U' tion. Newly painted. White BcnyB World — Jim MALE ROOMMATE sppke wheels. Wide tires. Call Bugs BUnny — HeiindshI & Stoffsl WANTED to share apartment In morning or evening, 643- Earn Extra Money in Manchester. Call 643-2590. 1973 TOYOTA CORONA 6803. WAGON - Good condition. ______Th I$ B&AUTY CREAK'S ‘tO CTO 'U K E FUTTIN' New cylinder head, brakes. Molorcyclaa-BIcyclea 64 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 _ J fw______/ G Se4T$TU FF, FFTUNlA.. ON A RETREAD. room house. No young Must be seen. Asking $2200. Cali anytime after 5PM, 646- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - W RINKLED, IN5Te4DO'$fENP(N' children. No appliances. No LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, Our Boarding House This Funny World KESTiDREG YOUTHFUL BIG/MONEY FSIZA utilities. No pels. Security. 5026. With Your Own 100% stock and in excellent ©LOW ...4N'TH'RKICe A '^ T I R E . ' Tenant Insurance required. shape. $4500. 742-8786. $330 m onthly. A vailable 1965 MUSTANG 289 - 4 speed. ILL iK! THIS T IT J TAKIN ^ BESIPW. HAR-RUMPH! 1$ R IG H T ' Body very good. Engine November 1st. Call 646-2426, K)R ^N Y , HEITiIE. BUTTONS) w hat car A WE1(5HT- VH A excellent. Interior very good. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT KNOVtf HOW T(5 \RI(5HT OFFJ WOULD L lF T lN a weekday 9 to 5. 750- Kerker headers. KNN $600 firm. Serious inquiries <50 W.L THE WAV! ] MV i HIRT f BE BI6 MANUFAC-, only. Call after 6:00 p.m., 643- filters. Oil cooler. Much TURER Part Time Job! Homaa lo r Rani 54 more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 WHO E lse WOULD < BUT tM ) W0U6H I l \ 6560. ------p.m. HAVE PASSED OFF ) ^TlLL < To PICK PLEAPEP TOLLAND - 8 Room Modem OLD BOARPlNOy FLVIN' UPTBE WITH ME TO ... and mothers with young children,. ,brlng them Colonial, with privacy. $550 "W 1973 NORTON COMMANDO- PA06E$ AS ■\ h o m e JlAPnioe. IF R7#E FOR AN with you and save on baby sitting costs'. per month. References and Rebuilt, less than 1000 miles. PLANE TICKET^ i Jtei .' TRIED TO AP JUST LAST security deposit required. TR 7, 1977 - Automaticffl Excellent condition. Best TH! Group I Realtors, Philbrick loaded. 16,000 miles. $4,350. offer. Call after 4:30 - 289- Agency, 646- 4200. Must sell. Call Mel 649‘2828 2064. NO O'HUMOR.' days, 646-1315 evenings. Twenty Hours per week. Salary plus gas CHECK/t h IS- Your own 1979 SUZUKI 400CC- Call Now private home. New 1963 VOLVO. Mechanics Excellent condition. Call 643- allowance. appliances. Elegently styled, special or for parts. Engine in 8101, anytime. SOUND INTERESTING? efuiet area. $250. (990-2) Ren­ good condition. $300.00. Call tal Assitors, 236-5646, small 643-4822. ampai You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise fcey " 647-9946 ' MobOa ob/A Homaa 65 our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ dependence and your own income ... or OlHcea-Storea lor Rent 55 1968 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- 647-9947 NEW CAR COMING! Must Very good condition. Many MANCHESTER - Main Street extras! Call 633-4890. Ask for Jeanne Fromerth modem offices available. 300, sell 2 older but beautiful cars. 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or 19M Cadillac, all equipment, MR. radial tires, $900. l9ra Pon­ CAMPER 1972 STARCRAFT- ‘Tfease pass the malaise — / mean. parts of. Heat, air con­ Hardtop pop up. Sleeps 8. 2 BEFORE? ditioning Included. Call 646- tiac, everything but air. $750. S-l Will accept reasonable offer. dinettes, kitchen. Excellent 2469 or 646-2755. condition. Call 646-5808. "Of course it tastes burnt. Call after 6 p.m., 643-2259. You’re eating a piece of charcoal.” PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD^Sat.. Sept . . ^ 7 " 2*^1 WE WELCOME VOUR FULL POOD STAMP PURCHASES • MANCHESTER 260 N.Main at Main • EAST HARTFORD 1150 Burnside Ave. • GLASTONBURY r ^ ___ .1 — 1 Fox Run Mall OKN SmDAY lOAJK. It 5RJI.

John Lawler, 79, rows down the Connec- photo was taken near Cobalt outside Ucut River every summer, going in stages Middletown. (UPI photo) from the Enfield Dam to Galilee, R.I. This Jim Healian^s Notebook One Day a Hero, The Next a Bum

By JAMES V. HEALION "hot ticket" all his life, other — laughing and pointing at me An adventurous teen-ager, he ... Then one of them says, ‘Hey, John, NOANK (UPI) - The man in the come on. Take off your suit. You’re HOOD’S carpeted rowboat was a somewhat learned to fly unofficiatly in 1919 as a next!” curious sight that far out in Long crew chief in the 3rd Aero Squadron. He sat behind the pilot and They didn't have to talk him ihto it. Island Sound. The people aboard a "I just went up and jumped. When I LOW FAT passing excursion vessel were, in a peppered him with questions all MILK word, speechless. through a 44-day flight from San Fran- landed, I was a mess. My shirt was He wore a robin's egg blue roll-up cisco, touching down in Honolulu, all grass-stained and when I went rain hat. khakiWousers. polo shirt, Vladivostok, Nagasaki and Manila, back to the office, the boss asked me and a pencil-thira moustache of the Eventually he took over the controls, what happened. I told him I just GALLON kind favored /by fast-talking At 42, he was the oldest enlisted jumped out of an airplane. He said paratrooper in World War II. He one word. It wasn t nice. The next PLASTIC JUG reporters and matinee idols a half day, I was a professional century ago. became a jumpmaster with the rank parachutist.” The excursion boat skipper slowed of staff sergeant, and still carries the Soon, Lawler was dropping into down. The passengers whispered silver wings of the paratrooper for cities all over New England. At an excitedly, trying to make sense out of good luck. p American Legion air meet in 1936, he WITH COUPON BELOW the spectacle bobbing in the blue It was long before the war, beat the world’s champion spA water. however, that he made his first lander. "It was a single chute, a seat The man then stood up in the row­ jump. On "a nice day in May” in pack, no reserve, one shot — if it boat. sounded a little Harpo Marx- 1927, he told his boss he was going to didn’t open, too bad. like horn, then he cupped his hands "visit a client.” But he drove his “I hit the middle of the circle and and shouted, "Which way to China? " Model T coupe instead to Brainard got first prize, $60. The next day, a The passengers and crew Field in Hartford where he had some Sunday, I changed pilots and landed applauded. The skipper replied pals and where he kept a 1918 rotary in the middle of the Connecticut through a bullhorn. "‘That-a-way " engine Avro, a 120-horsepower River. One day I was a hero, the next The man in the boat doffed his hat, French airplane he bought for $110 at made a sweeping bow, and went on an auction. day I was a bum.” But he still kept jumping out of his merry way. “I’m all dressed up, a fedora, suit, CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS cordovan shoes, a shirt and tie,” he planes. It wasn’t until he was in his He was John Lawler, a robust hear­ 70s that his wife, Mary, brought him ty of 79, a retired stock salesman recalls now. "I was watching Ray down to earth once and for all. But he from Manchester, Conn., who for the Ahern, a wingwalker, plane-changer, wouldn’t stay still, so he took up past 10 summers has rowed the 100 and a parachutist with Gates Flying Circus. He had just jumped. cruising down the river. He does it in INSTANT COFFEE miles or so from the dam at Enfield, Conn., all the way to Galile, R.I. "So I’m standing there like a gawk stages. He has been what's fondly, called a and these guys are elbowing each Newt for Senior Citizene 10oz. JAR $ 0 9 9 1 «,..y

By WALLY FORTIN in a cast for quite a while and will remain at her home, at Hello everybody. I guess the first bit of news is to tell 21 Conway Road to recuperate. WITH COUPON BELOW you that we are planning a foliage trip for Thursday. Oc­ Some of the action here at the center starts with our tober 11th and will be signing up for it on Monday, Wednesday morning pinochle games. The winners were: September 10th. The complete package of $14.00 includes Paul Scheutz, 628; Robert Schubert, 681; Helen Silver, site-seeing through four states, a nice lunch at the Coun­ 676; Rene Maire, 663; John Philips, 660; Ann Thompson, try Kitchen with a choice of baked breast of chicken or 660; Ernestine Donnelly, 660. stuffed■fM filet of sole. We’ll also stop in New Hampshire. In the afternoon it was Bridge games and the lucky Registration starts right around 8 a.m. prize winners were; Tom Regan, 5,110; Jack Owen, 5,- Well. Labor Day is here and naturally it means a long 070; Mable Loomis, 4,810; Mary Sargeant, 4,240. week-end and just about the last chance for vacation. Don’t forget that we will be closed this coming Mon­ We will be going to Rockinham Park in Salem, N.H, day, Labor Day, so our action will start on Tuesday. BLENDED this Thursday morning and will leave the center here at Meals will be served on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. 8:30 a.m. and remember we’ll be stopping for some Monday; Holiday, Closed. goodies before we go into the track. Please be here at the Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, beans, fruit, beverage. center around 8 a m. so we can start loading the bus. Wednesday: Vegetable soup, grilled ham, cheese and If you haven't picked up your flier about the Bermuda tompto sandwich, fruit, beverage. ► trip you better do so, the first of the week, because they Thursday: No lunch OEM OIL will be taking away the cabins we had them holding for us Friday: Minestrone soup, egg salad sandwich, cukes Evening Here to give to others. Also, you folks who have signed up are qnd tomato, pudding, beverage, ^ Sept. 1, 1979 reminded that the final payment is on or before September 16th. Schedule for Week: September is here and that means that we will be star­ Tuesday: 9 a m. bus for shopping. Noontime lunch GALLON ting up all our programs once again. Either cut this part served. 1 p.m. return from shopping. out or jot the information down for further reference. Wednesday: 9 a.m. health clinic my appointment; 10 CAN On Monday, September 17th, we start our regular a.m. pinochle games and friendship circle. Noontime meals program with our good friends, Julie Patulak and lunch served. 12:46 bridge games, 1 p.m. craft class; bus ' Helen Winters back with us. pick up at 8;16 a.m. return trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. On Tuesday morning, the 18th. we hope to start a Thursday; 8:30 a.m, bus leaves for Rockingham. 10 WITH COUPON BELOW. Square Dance class for either beginners or advanced or a.m. open outdoor shuffleboard games. No lunch and no both, however we are asking you to call in if you’re in­ bus today. terested In going square dancing because unless we get Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen social games. Noontime lunch enough names, we may have to cancel this program. So served. 1 p.m. setback games. Bus pickup at 8:15 a.m. call our office at least by the 7th. Return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Also on Tuesday, we will definitely have our oil pain­ ... .1. .|.|.|.|.|.|.|.^.i.^.|i.lmin i n mm ting class and Kay Hendrickson will be back with us. This VALUAILE COUPON will be a morning class. ALL COUPONS GALLON PLASTIC JUG In the afternoon we will start our popular exercise CAN BE REDEEMED HOOD’S class with our good friend Cleo Livingstone back with us. O K N X U D A Y LOW FAT This class will also meet again on Friday mornings. WITH ONE ADDITIONAL On Wednesday morning we’ll have our crewel em­ *10.00 PURCHASE MILK broidery class going and Rosemary Cornelius will again Wilti coupon and addrtionalMO 00 food purchaat limit one be in charge. MONDAY, EXCLUDING THE coupon per cutiomer Good Sun and Tuee . SepI 3 A 4. if Our Friendship Circle will get really started again in ^ Mrts * - ; "l> the morning and in the aftelrnoon it will be our craft class. VALUE OF COUPONS Thursdays will again be our fun day with a hot meal U B O R served by the students and also entertainment. On Fridays we ll start a new ceramics class starting at VALUA6LE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON 9:30 a.m on Friday morning, the 21st. Speaking of our fall programs, here’s a note for you DAY! a lO o z . J A R CHOCK bowling enthusiasts. An organizational meeting will be FULL 0* NUTS ; GALLON CAN held this Tuesday. Sept, 4th at 1 p.m. at the Parkade t plenty ol ICE COLD WATERMELONS : BLENDED Lanes. This league itself, is scheduled to begin the end a lull line of picnic needa INSTANT following Tuesday, Sept, llth at 1 p.m. cold cute and dairy producta COFFEE GEM OIL Well, we had some excitement around the center when tHavta Safa Happjf Holiday Waakand ■-'v;-: Wiin coupon and •ddiltonai *10 00 lood puichaue Lanilonf With coupon and additional 'lO 00 tood purchaia Limii ona our hard working Joe and^wife. Janice came up with their coupon par customer Good Sun and Yuai . Sepl 3 4 4. 1919 ^ ‘ coupon par cuilomti Good Sun and Tuei Se’pi 3 14 1979 first child, a baby girl. Heather Marie. MHS then we ran into some very bad luck on Wednesday. ■THe KING Z V ’ ' - , Il'I’T'JhllHlI Kay Nettleon was headed for the Green school when she OF turned her ankle and down she went. One look by husband PERO PRODUCE' We reserve the right to limll quanlilies to 4 units unless otherwise specified Russ showed it was really bad and so she was hustled off „ 276 OAKUtND ST., MANCHESTER • 643-4384 to the emergency room. Later it was found that she broke Not responsible for typographical errors two bones in her ankle and was hospitalized. Kay will be s . fti.

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TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 3 iBESTBETh h This Week’s TV Specials iBESTBETi Week’s TV Sports Today AFTERNOON Vegas and other locations, fea­ 8:00 tures a long list of celebrities and ® BIHy Graham Crusade is held for the benefit ol Muscu­ 12:30 Sox vs. New York Yankees MORNINQ 12:00 Today 8:30 lar Dystrophy. NFL Today 0 National Geographic Special (D 10:45 ® ffl NFL Football Los Angeles 3 NFL 79 "Treasure!" More than three MORNING 39 Red Sox Wrap-Up Rams at Denver Broncos 10:30 centuries ago a Spanish galleon EVENING Thursday @ Mlitar Rogers Talks With 1:00 11:30 11:30 loaded with gold and silver sank 3 3 NFL Football Houston Parents About School Sandy off the Florida Keys. Now trea­ MORNING 11:00 d ) U.S. Open Update Highlights ® U.S. Open Update Highlights Hill moderates questions from 6:00 ® WCT Tennis John Alexander Oilers at Washington Redskins ol Ihe day’s activity In Ihe U.S sure hunter Mel Fisher seems to ol Ihe day's activity in Ihe U.S the studio audience and viewers ® ® Jerry Lewis Telethon An vs. John McEnroe Open Tennis Championships have found the ship’s fortune, 1:01 Open Tennis Championships across the country when she annual special, live from Las 10:00 being held at Flushing Meadow Vegas and other locations, fea­ (S NFL Football New York being held at Flushing Meadow teams up with Fred Rogers in 1:00 d ) September Magazine Shar- ARERNOON Park in Corona. New York Park in Corona, New York tures a long list of celebrities and Giants at Philadelphia Eagles this special for parents of chil­ (Si National Geographic Special ron Lovejoy reports on the caus­ ® Racing From Yonkers dren who are starling school. "Treasure!" More than three is held for the benefit of Muscu­ es and therapy for wife-beating, 1:30 lar Dystrophy. profiles choreographer Agnes De 12:00 © This Week In Baseball centuries ago a Spanish galleon 89 Candlepin Bowling Wednesday AFTERNOON loaded with gold and silver sank 9:00 Mille, and Interviews New York 2:00 Friday off the Florida Keys. Now trea­ US Cross Country Dottle West. fashion buyer Diane Levbarg 1:00 © 3 Baseball Boston Red Sox EVENING 2:00 sure hunter Mel Fisher seems to Larry Gatlin, and Dave and Sug­ d ) U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ vs. Texas Rangers have found the ship's fortune. (R) ar star in this swinging country EVENING age ol the U.S Open Tennis S) Jimmy Down Under Jimmy 3:00 6:30 EVENING music special from the Good Championships from Flushing Parker, a fourteen-year-old 2:30 (7) Baseball Houston Astros, vs (7j Bowling For Dollars Time Theater at Knott'S Berry Meadow Park in Corona. New American boy. searches fnr the (Si The Enchanted Arts "Pablita 7:00 York. New York Mets 7:30 6:30 . ^ Farm. Buena Park. California. ® Billy Graham Crusade deadly sea snake at Australia's Velarde" Indian artist Pablita (ffl WCT Tennis (7) Baseball New York Meis vs. ( J j Bowling For Dollars Great Barrier Reet.< Velarde reminisces about her 3:45 11:30 7:30 ® Wrestling (D NFL Today Philadelphia Phillies 8:00 childhood and her struggling SZI Cat "A Woman Who Fought (S) Kitty's Fall Fashion Preview EVENING years In a medium traditionally Back" Jane Warrenbrand docu­ 1:30 4:00 8:00 (7) Baseball New York Mets vs Pittsburgh Pirates closed to Indian women. ments the career of a young pro­ 8:00 Racefs (X) U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ (D © 3 Baseball Boston Red (D The Body Human "The Mag­ 39 This Week In Baseball Sox vs. New York Yankees .3:00 fessional woman boxer. Cathy age of the U.S Open Tennis 10:40 0 6:00 ic Sense" Narrator Alexander Championships from Flushing (S The Tender Land Aaron "C at" Davis. (R) 2:00 10:45 iTj KIner's Korner SS Mister Rogers Talks With Scourby explores the complicat­ Meadow Park in Corona. New Jane Powell. Vic Damone. Ann M iller, Tony M artin, Deb­ Copland condupts the Michigan (B ffl NASL Soccer Live cover­ 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up Parents About School Sandy 12:15 ed and mysterious human eye, York. 11:00 Hill moderates questions from Opera Theatre in his 1954 opera age of an NASL Soccer League bie Reynolds and Russ Tamblyn (left to right) do a battle­ (£ Fire In The Water focusing on the stories of three (3 NFL Football Cleveland 11:30 Ci3 Soccermania 79 A preview about life on a Midwest farm dur­ playoff game. of the fastest growing sport m ship boogie in "That's Entertainment," Saturday, Sept. I, the studio audience and viewers people faced with different Browns at New York Jets (3^ U.S. Open Update Highlights across the country when she ing the 1930s. (R) ( 3 3 Pre>Game Show the U.S with interviews with on CBS. threats to their sight. 3 NFL Football Oakland Raid­ of the day's activity in the U S. teams up with Fred Rogers in ® Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. Pele, Chinaglia, Roth and leading Tuesday ® National Geographic Special ers at Los Angeles Rams Open Tennis Championships this special for parents of chil­ EVENING Texas Rangers being held at Flushing Meadow players who will compete for the "Voyage Of The Hokule’a" Mod­ Network television begins broadcasting college and pro­ 3 Red Sox Warm-Up dren who are starting school. EVENING ern Hawaiians undertake a three 4:30 Park in Corona. New York championship of the North fessional football this week. © NFL Football (Joined In American Soccer League m 7:00 thousand-mile voyage from 2:15 ‘More stars than 8:00 Progress) Soccer Bowl 79 S I The Entertainers Rita More­ (S Jerry Lewis Telethon Salutes 7:00 Hawaii to Tahiti in a double­ 3 Baseball Regional cover­ no stars with Bruce Forsyth in an The Big Apple O Billy Graham Crusade hulled canoe. (R) age of Kansas City Royals at 4:45 Thursday 11:30 3 Billy Graham Crusade New York Yankees; Texas ... in the heavens’ entertaining musical-variety 9:00 ® The Enchanted Arts "Pablita Kicking off the 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up EVENING (D U.S. Open Update Highlights special. Rangers at Boston Red Sox. of the day's activity m the U S (D Jerry Lewis Telethon An Velarde" Indian artist Pablita 9:00 5:00 Do it big. do it right, and 3 Baseball Texas Rangers at Open Tennis Championships with dozens of empty baJlet 8:30 annual special, live from Las Velarde reminisces about her IS) In Concert Sarah Vaughan’s (5) ® U.S. Amateur Golf Cham­ give it class' is the .MGM mot­ slippers which "dance" along childhood and her struggling Boston Red Sox 6:30 being held at Flushing Meadow Q] That's Entertainment Eleven Vegas and other locations, incomparable versatility is gridiron seasbn pionship Coverage of final ® Bowling For Dollara Park m Corona. New York to remembered by Debbie behind him. major stars including Fred featuring a long list of celebrities years in a medium traditionally featured. 5:00 round play in this tournament Reynolds, who appears in closed to Indian women. d ) 3 Wide World Of Sports Astaire is also seen dancing Astaire. Bing Crosby. Gene and held for the benefit of Mus­ CBS, NBC and ABC w ill Thursday, Nov. 22, and Satur­ from the Canterbury Golf Club in That's Entertainment!. " to Kelly. James Stewart and Eliza­ cular Dystrophy. 10:00 Coverage of the International Cleveland. Ohio. with Gene Kelly. Joan Craw­ 7:30 (S Billy Graham Crusade kickoff regular football sea­ days, Dec. 8 and 15. be rebroadcast as a special beth Taylor present memorable Special Olympics from Brock- ford. Jack Buchanan. Cyd 10:00 (S T h e Love Of Elvis David son coverage this week. On The five post-season games movie presentation. Saturday. scenes from nearly 100 movie Sheehan hosts this special cele­ 10:30 port. New York; amateur boxing EVENING Charisse and even a hat rack, ® Jerry Lewis Telethon An Sunday, Sept. 2, CBS' “N F L will be broadcast nationally, between teams from the U.S. Sept. 1. on CBS musical classics of the past annual special, live from Las brating the theatrical release of ® Dance At Dawn Kip Watson in the "Sunday Jumps" decades. (R) and members of the Florida Per­ Today" premieres for the starting with a first-round and West Germany, from Rapid Miss Reynolds and 10 other sequence from "Royal Vegas and other locations, the major motibn picture "Elvis. 11:30 S) Against The Wind "A House The Movie." forming Arts Company perform 1979-80 season. ABC w ill fol­ playoff game on Sunday, Dec. City, Iowa, major stars narrate this cele­ Wedding." a film which con­ featuring a long list of celebrities 3 3 SportsWorld Live cover­ (7D U.S. Open Update Highlights On A Hill" Jonathan dreams of and held for the benefit of Mus­ at Canaveral National Seashore, low suit on Monday, Sept. .1. 23. The winner enters the of the day's -activity in the U.S, bration of the golden age lif tains a mind-boggling 8:00 age of the 54th annual Hamble- marrying Mary, but her mistress cular Dystrophy. Daytona and New Smyrria with “Monday Night NFC Playoffs, scheduled for Open Tennis Championships movie musicals. featurinT sequence in which he dances ® Billy Graham Crusade tonian Trotting Classic for three- forces her to to reject him. (Part beaches, their dance reflecting a Football,” and on Saturday, Saturday, Dec. * 29, and being held at Flushing Meadow scenes from .VlG.Vrj^icelesa 10:40 g!) America At The Moyjes deep concern for the future of year-old horses, from the State up a wall and across a ceiling. Sept. 8, with the first telecast Sunday, Dec. 30, as the Wild Park in Corona. New York. library of lavish Jtlms f c r ^ Miss Black America Pageant ® Irish Treasures Alexander Charlie Chaplin. Laurel and our natural and man-made envi­ Fair in DuQuoin, Illinois; track Gene Kelly, responsible for Hardy. Jean Harlow. Candice of “College Football '79." Card Team. The NFC Cham­ hosts are F r e ^ s ta ir e ^ m g Antonio Fargas. Marla Gibbs. Scourby hosts this program on ronment. (R) sensation Sebastian Coe's creating unmatched choreog­ Bergen, Jon Voight. James Dean NBC will begin coverage of pionship game will be played attempt to set a new world Crosby. Gen? Kelly. Peter Ted Lange. Kene Holliday and the exhibit at the Museum Of Ancient peoples believed comets were dragons. raphy in the cinema, dances Vernee Watson are the judges in Fine Arts in Boston which and Anne Bancroft are featured American Football Confer­ Sunday, Jan. 6, and two weeks record for 1,000 meters at the Monday LawTord. Lim Minnelli. Don­ with an umbrella in the the 12lh annual pageant from explores the spirit and history of in a rhontage of past cinema ence games on Sept. 2. later, Sunday, Jan. 20, Super Chrystal Palace Invitational in ald O'Connqr. .Mickey Rooney. Friday ARERNOON beloved "Singin" in the Rain." the Coconut Grove in Hollywood. Irish art. favorites. A record number of 110 Bowl X IV w ill be played in London; rina World Cup Swim­ Frank Sinatra. James Stewart ming Championships from Calilornla. 9:00 National Football League the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, and Elizabeth Taylor He also dances with Donald 12:00 AFTERNOON Tokyo. Japan, Such Good Companions (3 ® NBC News Special Edwin games, including two pre-sea­ ^ 0 O'Connor. Frank Sinatra, the (D Miss Las Vegas Showgirl » Calif. 3 Red Sox Wrap-Up LET H&R BLOCK TEACH YOU It was a golden age of Tom Hampson discusses the Newman and correspondents son games, four post-season (T) U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ Nicholas Brothers, Jules Importance ol lyrics In music and Pageant Steve Allen and Phyllis Each NFL game will be f musicals, and .MGM was right Diller host this annual event Garrick Utley, Jack Reynolds 2:30 age of the U.S. Open Tennis Munshin and Jerry the Mouse, the concept of improvisation contests, plus Super Bowl preceded by “The NFL EVENING TO PREPARE INCOME TAXES out there in fro n t." recalls featuring a bevy of showgirls and Richard Hunt take an in- S3 The Enchanted Arts Championships Irom Flushing and is partnered with Leslie with composer Alec Wilder and Today,” a pre-game, halftime Miss Reynolds, who quickly competing for a title and a depth look at American foreign X IV , w ill be broadcast by CBS Meadow Park in Corona. New Caron in the ballet finale to jazz pianist Marian McPartland. and post-game program origi­ moved from high school baton crown. Foster Brooks, Rich Little policy, focusing on Sovlet-Amer- EVENING Sports during the 1979 season 6:00 York. "An American in Paris." nating from N F L Control in ® Baseball Montreal Expos vs. tw irler to international star 9:(X) and Jayne Meadows are judoes. ican competition in the pivotal - the 24th consecutive season (7) Racing From Belmont Middle East region. New York. New York Mets under the studios paternal Production numbers IS SS Summerfest "The Charlie

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Scott On Hebrews l51 Now Zoo Revuo (Tuo-FrI) 0 Card Sharks 12:55 gZI Ullas, Yoga And You (R) 0 Jeffrey Ballet From Artpark 3d News (Tue-FrI) 4 :45 triple dance biii 0 The Rifleman 0 Kitty Today X News (Tue-FrI) 7 :00 5:55 3 :30 0 Red Sox W rap -U p (M on) DAYTIME CHILDREN’S 9:30 7:30 0 Card Sharks (Tue-FrI) X CBS News 12:30 ,3dl Today's Woman (Tuo-FrI) 1:00 ( i 0 M*A*S*H (R)(Tue-FrI) SHOW X 0 ABC Movie "'The Lazarus X Space Ghost (Tue-FrI) X Movie "Divorce His" (1972) 0 Ironside X Search For Tomorrow X Woody Woodpecker (Tue-FrI) 5 :00 X The Brady Bunch Syndrome" (Premiere) Lou Gos­ 6:00 X PTL Club Elizabeth Taylor. Richard Burton 0 I Love Lucy (Tue-FrI) X Th a Partridge Family (Tue- X Baseball (Time Approximate) X Sanford And SoiWTue-Fri) A triple dance bill will be 4:00 X 0 ABC News sett Jr.. Ron Hunter. A heart sur­ if Agronsky And Company 3d Today Gllllgan's Island (Tue-Fri) Razzmatazz 10:24 FrI) (M on) X X X 0 Dating Game geon clashes with an investiga­ 12:55 (Mon) S Today (Tuo-FrI) presented on Great Perfor­ X All My Children 0 Villa Alegre (R) (3) Davm And Goliath (3) Festival 01 Faith tive reporter while carrying out CBS Late Movie Forbidden , r Wo Bollovo(Tuo) 0 Weather (T us-FrI) mances’ "Dance in America” X 33 Bugs Bunny And Porky Pig X Joker’s Wild (Mon) 0 The O dd Couple 0 Billy Graham Crusade his duties as chiet administrator Planet " (1956) Walter Pidgeon. iP Bost Of Nows Day (Wad) 4 :00 10:30 X Movie (Tue-FrI) 0 0 Mister Rogers (R) this week. On Wednesday, DAYTIME MOVIES 0 News of a targe metropolitan hospital Anne Francis. , r Barrio (Thu) 8:00 X Razzmatazz (Tue) X Captain Kangaroo X The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 0 0 D am Of O ur Uvea 0 Th e Ghost And Mrs. Muir Sept. 5, The Dance Theater of 0 Dick Cavett complex. For Our Timas (FrI) (Tue-FrI) X Tom And Jerry (Wed-FrI) 0 Chico And The Man 1:00 X 3d 10 Jerry Lewis Telethon 0 Days Of Our Lives (Tue^Frl) (M on) Harlem, presents their special . s 'jd i4d Jorry Lowls Telethon X ) Ed|ie Of Night X 0 0 Jerry Lewis Telethon 0 Joker’s Wild (Tue-Fri) 12:00 0 The Enchanted Arts 10:00 0 0 0 Tomorrow (Cont'd) (Mon) 0 All My Children (Tue-FrI) American dance and London’s da "A Guide For The Married (Mon) 0 0 >follywo0 Squares (Cont'd) (Mon) X ® News X The RIntstones (Tue-FrI) 5:15 Royal Ballet offers Sir Fred­ M an" (1967) Waller Matthau, 7:30 1:15 S Ten Days To Go (Mon) 0 Hollywood Squares (Tus-FrI) 1:30 X Little Rascals (Tue-FrI) X Billy Graham Crusade 33 Magllla Gorilla And Peter Robert Morse. X Joe F/anklln Connecticut: Seen (Tue) X U.S. Open Tennis (Mon) X Merv Griffin (3) Hermano Pablo erick Ashton’s exquisite adap­ X P.M. Magazine Potamus 0 Cross-Wits (Tue-FrI) 10:30 f Make It Real (Wed) X As The World Turns (Tue-FrI) tion of Ivan Turgenev’s clas­ X The Love Of EM s 2:00 X 0 Movie (Tue-FrI) 5:30 1:00 0 Get Smart J ' Eighth Day (Thu) 10:55 X The Addams Family (Tue-FrI) X $100,000 Name That Tune 0 Get Smart 8:25 (3) Domata X Mary Tyler Moore (Tue-Fri) sic Russian p l^ , "A Month in X "Wild "Is The W ind" (1957) ® Dick Cavett X CB S Nows (Thu) Baseball (Mon) X Newlywed Game vS' Dialogue (FrI) 3d News X 0 Rim Feature (Mon, Tue, FrI) X The Brady Bunch (Tue-Fri) the Country.” ’Then on Thurs­ Anna Magnani, Anthony Quinn. 2:04 a P TL Club 3d News (Tuo-FrI) (3) Jake Hesa Gospel Time 0 For You, Black Woman (W ed) 0 TV Talkback 10:45 11:00 X Carol Burnett And Friends day, Sept. 6, Mikhail Barysh­ 4 :00 0 1 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report X Movie Divorce Hers'* 3d Not For Women Only (Tue- X Bewitched (Thu) 0 W oman's Place (Thu) 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up 8:30 1:55 (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews nikov will star in "Choreogra­ X "The Roaring Twenties' 0 Wild Kingdom (1972) Elizabeth Taylor. Richard Frl) X Love American Style (Tue-FrI) 0 Merv Griffin (Tue-Fri) X Woody Wood(>ecker (Tuo-FrI) 0 Spirit Of Independence 0 Newlywed Game phy by Balanchine, Part 3.” (1939) James Cagney, Humphrey 0 Dick Van Dyke 11:00 Burton Laverne ft Shirley (R) 0 SB Sesame Street (R) 6:20 X Meet The Mayors (Mon. Wed) X 0 SB Electric Company (R) Sogart. 0 TIcTac Dough X X 0 0 0 News 2:00 0 A II In The Family (R) (Tue, Directed by Arthur Mitchell 2:15 5 Nows(Tue-Frl) X New York Report (Tue) X Straight Talk 0 Lottery (Thu) 0 "Night Ambush’" (1958) X Mission: Impossible 0 0 High Rollers X 0 0 Jerry Lewis Telethon W4d, Fri) and Karel Shook, the Dance 8:00 X News X Nine On New Jersey (Thu) 0 Hogan's Heroes Dirk Bogarde. David Oxley. X Benny Hill 6:30 (Cont'd) (Mon) 0 T o Be Announced (Thu) Theater offers a diverse selec­ X Newark And Reality (FrI) 0 High Rollers (Tue-FrI) 0 News (Tue-Fri) X 0 0 Baseball 0 Dick Van Dyke 2:30 l3' Man Builds. Man Destroys 0 Marcus Welby, M.D. X Gllllgan’s Island (Tue-FrI) 0 Th e Partridge Family (Tue- tion of material ranging from X 0 Happy Days 3d Today EVENING 0 Honeymooners 0 The Odd Couple (Mon. Wed) X One Life T o Live Fri) 5;35 Movie "Six Bridges To 3d Today (Tue-FrI) 0 Laverne ft Shirley (R) (Tuo- Rufus Thomas’ earthy and X ® Best Of Bums And Allen Up Front (Tue) (3) Accent On Living (Mon) 0 Movie (Cont'd) (Thu) Cross" (1955) Tony Curtis. Juiie 2:52 M Romper Room FrI) contemporary “Do the Break­ 1 KIdsworld (FrI) (3) Domata (Tue-FrI) Mikbail Baryshnikov is on his 6:00 Adams. A poiiceman is forced to 11:30 X News 11:30 down” and 'iHe Ain’t Heavy, U.S. Open Update .5 Bugs Bunnv And Friends 9:00 0 The Doctors X X 0 0 News shoot his friend, a hoodlum who X 3:00 X All In The Family (R) (M on- He’s My Brother” to the Pas toes when "Dance in Ameri­ (Tue-FrI) X Tom And Jerry 0 0 Baseball (M on) X I Love Lucy has stolen $2,500,000 2 hrs X 0 Guinness Book Ol World 0 Six Million Dollar Man Wed. FrI) ca” presents "Choreography r Battle Of The Planets X A n (^ Griffith (Tue-FrI) 0 0 The Doctors (Tue-FrI) de Deux from George Balan­ X Joker’s Wild (B/W) Records 3d Black Perspective (Tue) X Gllllgan’s Island (Thu) 0 Andy Griffith (Tue-FrI) ■TVDIALOGUEi chine’s “Bugaku,” a courtly by Balanchine, Part 3,” X Movie "Flying Down To Rio 3:38 X 33 Donahue 0 (0 Once Upon A Classic 0 The Runaways t3d Ring Around The World X Joe Franklin X Midday Live (Tue-FrI) 0 One Life T o Live (Tue-FrI) stylized work representing the Thursday, Sept. 6, on PBS. 0 My Threads 0 Once Upon A Classic (1933) Ginger Rogers. Fred X Jack Benny (Wed) X Family Feud (Check loe$l IhtlMtt for time Mad ttatkm.) Ast3tr6 3d News 2:30 music and dance of a Japa­ 0 Streets Of San Francisco 0 Billy Graham Crusade 4:00 3d What About Women? (Thu) 0 0 Wheel Of Fortune 0 0 0 Best Of Carson 3d The Partridge Family (Tuo- (ilG uldlm Light (Tue-FrI) nese household. The hour-long B America At The Movies 0 News .3d Adetante (FrI) FrI) 0 Wheel Of Fortune (Tue-FrI) END OF QUEST - I know Outlaw," Armored 6 :30 0 "The Rifleman X Fre d Rlntstone And Friends presentation will also include 3S Ed Allen IS Tom Larson 0 Family Feud (Tue-FrI) Tim Malheson got a lot of Command” and For Those X Carol Burnett And Friends 8 :30 ® Captioned ABC Naws 4:30 (Tue-FrI) documentary sequences show­ ment for the Arts, and the Bowling For Dollars X Merv Griffin 0 The Fllnlolonos(Tue-Fri) attention for Animal House,” Who Think Young.” X 0 Kitty Today 6:55 AFTERNOON (3) Domata ing the company in rehearsal Corporation for Public Broad­ i4d New8(Tu6-Frl) but I remember him in a TV CALLING MALDEN - Can 9:30 0 Another World western a couple of years ago. you tell me what Karl and participating in their casting. Great Performances X Fred Flintstono And Friends 0 0 Another World (Tue-FrI) 7:00 12:00 Can you help me with the Malden’s real name is? -- annual Harlem street fair. is presented for public televi­ .X Monday Morning (Mon) X The Partridge Family (Tue- 0 Green Acres (Tue-FrI) sion by WNET/THIRTEEN, FrI) X News Day SB Consumer Survival Kit (M on) name? - Mary Baudine, Spen- Mitch Leffron, Muncie, Ind. “A Month in the Country” Wednesday, Sept. 5 X Tuesday Morning (Tue) 3d New Zoo Revue X 0 0 Jerry Lewis Tetsthon ® Ukenis(Tue) .cer, N.C. Before he became, stage- features the music of Freder­ New York. X Wednesday Morning (Wed) (Mon) Baryshnikov dances the 3d Joker’s Wild (Tue-FrI) 10 Irish Treasures (W ed) The Quest” was an NBC struck, Karl was known to ic Chopin and was filmed at D A YTIM E S P ECIAL 0 Big Money X Movie " Roberla (1935) 1:15 X Thursday Morning (Thu) X 12 O ’clock LIvel X Friday Morning (FrI) 0 Lassie (Tue-FrI) SB Here’s T o Your Health (Thu) series that lasted three kith and kin as Mladen Sekulo- The Royal Opera House at lead role in the classic Balan­ 0 Hollywood Squares )rene Dunne. Fred Astaire i5 Joe Franklin X Nows SB The Enchanted Arts (Fii) Covent Gardens with Lynn chine ballet, "Prodigal Son.” 0 Dick Van Dyke 0 0 0 Tonight X Battle Of The Planets (Tue- 9:50 (31 Living Faith months. 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X X 0 0 Naws X LI.S. Open Tennis Four young men, training at a Errol Flynn. Barbara Stanwyck. NO PAIR “ Can you tell me if around with married men in Audiences will be treated to encounter a series ot unsavory r 0 News X I Love Lucy X Baseball large city hospital, struggle to the historic rebroadcast of the Under Balanchine’s watchfu). situations which almost ruin her 0 Dick Cavett 12:55 James Gamer and Peggy Ann that one. X Joker’s Wild cope with the problems faced by very first time the two ballet­ eye, the two have been herald­ life. (R) 2:00 0 NBC News CBS Lata Movie "Designing Gamer, who starred in A Tree MIXED PAIRS - My mother 0 B Once Upon A Classic all interns. (2 hrs., 30 min.) X ic geniuses shared their work ed as ballet partners whose 0 Great Performances US SS Baseball IS Chico And The Man . W om an" (1957) Gregory Peck. 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. d» State Briefs PORTLAND (UPI) -r A series of thunderstorms swept through Connecticut Monday, leaving 1,- 343 electric customers in Portland without power for more than five hours, Northeast Utilities said. A Northeast spokesman said 2,- Ml customers in East Haddam Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT were in the dark for about 75 minutes, and there were power Equine entry outages at 314 hdmes in Griswold Thursday, Sept. 6 and 137 in Glastonbury. DAYTIME SPECIAL (BlFMIvMOfPltth adjusts to working at a large Wildcats" (1943) John Wayne. The $ 3 8 ,8 0 Marlboro Cup a BWy Qraham Cnjuda metropolitan hospital. (2 hrs., 30 Martha Scott. Invitational Handicap, wiiith Fuel Subsidy min.) 10:00 12:52 such expected entries as 1978 laOickCavatt SB In Concert ® 8 Baratta Triple Crown winner HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella S ) September MigazliM S Chico And The Man 0 America AHar Vietnam 9 :8 1 :8 Affirmed and 1979 Kentucky Grasso says she is pleased with 8 Great Parformancas 8 ® 8 Tomorrow Derby and Preakness winner the federal government's exten­ DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 Spectacular Bid, is shaping up (S P.M. MapaHna 10:8 1:45 sion to Oct. 31 of a program sub­ ®SBNawa ® Joe Franklin as the race to determine the IX)- Adam-12 - 1? ® B % Graham Crusade sidizing oil companM "which im­ 12:00 (X) Family Paud 1979 Horse of the "Vear in tho­ port home heating ml and diesel ® “ Bigger Than Life' (1956) 8 ® ® Mrs. Cdumbo 2 :8 roughbred racing. It will air (S Nawimad Qama ® Oat Smart fuel. James Mason. Barbara Rush. OAm Kitty a caFallM •“—*-■—FaaMon Praviaw 10:8 on NBC’s Spoi^World” on 1:00 0 SS MacfM / Lahrar Report 8 Dance At Dawn 2:25 Saturday, Sept. 8. Mrs. Grasso said the extension ® ’Secrel Ceremony " (1969) S Connecticut Newamakara 8DlckCavett ® News The Marlboro Cup is run would assure the oil companies Elizabelh Taylor. Mia Farrow a Dick Van Dyka 2 :8 over a distance of nine fur­ will beat the goal of 230-240 @ Tic Tac Dough 11:8 4:00 ® ® 8 N a w s ® News longs (one and one-eighth million barrels of heating oil ® 'Never Steal Anything 6:00 ® MMon: Impoasible ® The Odd Couple mites) at Belmont Park in available for the winter heating Small " (1959) James Cagney. I® Tha Body Human ® Barmy Hilt New York. Affirmed became Van Dyka 2:42 season. Roger Smith. (X) Movla "Double Indemnity" 8 Dick ® Movla "Submarine X-1” the first horse to win over $2 ® ''Bataan'' p943) Robert (1944) Barbara Stanwyck, Fred SB Beat Of Bums And Allan (1969) James Caan, Rupert The program was to have ended Taylor. Thomas Mitchell, MacMurray A woman plans to million when he won the Hol­ Friday. 11:15 Davies. Affirmed lywood (lOld Cup on June 24. murder her husband and have It ® 8 N s w s The U.S, Department of energy EVENING appear to be an accident In 3 :8 order to collect on his life Insur- 1 1 :8 _ - ® Six Million Dollar Man also informed Mrs. Grasso as of ^cejtolicy. 2 ® U . S . O ^ Update 4 :8 Aug. 24, the national primary 6:00 ® Racing From Yonkars ® ® ® 0 News ® 8 Lavama&t ® No stock level of home heating oil ® Movie "P.J." (1968) George 8 ® 8 Tonight was 189.7 million barrels, just 2,8 IX) I Leva Lucy Peppard. Raymond Burr. A pen­ 8 Tha Rifleman 4 :8 ® Jokar’aWlld SB Captioned ABC Nawg ® Kitty Today million off last year’s supply at (8 SB Onca Upon A Claaalc niless private eye Is tricked into Muppet guests 8 MyThraaSona murder by a woman he was hired 11:45 that time. 8 Straata Of San Franclann to guard. 2 hrs. ®M*A*S*H Vidal-Lear 13 ® Operation: Ufaline ® 8 Starsky & Hutch 6:30 8 Natkmal Geographic Spadal John Denver, top pop and X ) Carol Bumatt And Friends 8 6 % Grahamham Crusade 12:8 Best-selling author Gore movie superstar. Crystal Holiday Deaths ® Bowing For Dollars 8 Joker's WNd ® Tha Gong Show Gayle, the first lady of coun­ ® Movie "Carefree" (1938) Vidal will write an original 3“ ® S a 8 N NBC B Nows SB Mastarpiaos Theatre try music. Shields & Yamell, BOSTON (UPI) - Police in 8SBOvarEasy Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers. six-hour mini-series based on 8‘30 the celebrated mime team, 8 Adam-12 8 ) Dr. Scott On' 1 HMirawsI the personal life of President the six New England states ® 8 NFL Football 8 T h a Rifleman and Dyan Cannon, interna­ 8 LlarsCkjb Abraham Lincoln. Norman reported at last 37 accidental 1 2 :8 Lear will be executive pro­ tionally famed actress-singer- deaths over the long holiday 9:00 (® CBS Lata Movla "Don’t Go ducer of the drama. dancer, are among the guest weeknd, including 34 traffic 7:00 ® Hawaii Flva-0 Near The Water " (1957) Glenn stars of the all-new season of ® CBS News 8 ® 8Qulncy NBC intends to focus on the deaths and three drownings. Ford. Gia Scala. personal side of Lincoln's life The Muppet Show.” ffl The Brady Bunch 8 Movla "The New Interns " They join Kermit the Frog, Massachusetts reported the ® 8 ABC News (1964) Michael Callan. Barbara 1 2:8 and dramatize his relationship highest number of holiday ® 8 Dating Gama ® Movla W a r O f T h e Miss Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, the Eden. A toursome ol new Interns with his wife and children deaths with a total of 13; Maine during a tumultuous period in Swedish Chef and assorted which the nation was at war - Muppets for another season of and Vermont reported seven mirth and merriment starting deaths; Rhode Island had five; with itself. Vidal’s trilogy - Dyan Cannon Burr,” 1876" and Washington. this fall. New Hampshire reported three; Friday, Sept. 7 D.C.” - all deal with U.S. his­ and there were two reported in tory in novel form. Connecticut. DAYTIME SPECIAL ® Adam-12 1 1 :8 Drownings were reported in ® ShaNaNa ® ® ® 8 8 N a w s Massachusetts, Connecticut and 2:30 ® Nawtywad Gama ® Soooarmania'79 Vermont, SB The Enchanted Arts 8 Porter Wagoner ® Benny HW ® Holywood Squaraa 8 Dick (fan Dyka Remarkable Quality. Treasure Chest Vermont’s fatality total, with 8 ® MacNal / Lahrar Report 8 Honaymoonars six traffic deaths and one drow­ DAYTIME MOVIES 8 Match Gama SB Beat Of Bums And Allan (diamonds are far superior in color, ning, was upped by a single car 8 Dick Van Dyka 8 Tic Tac Dough 1 1 :8 cut, and clarity accident Monday night that 12 :8 (I) U.S. Opan Update killed four people and injured 8 "The Doctor Takes A Wile " 8:8 ® MMon: hnpoaalbla 10 ordinary (1940) Loretta Young, Ray (X) The Incradibla Hulk ® NashvUla Sakitaa Amarlca two others. Milland. ® Croas-wns ® Second CHy TV diamonds. 1 :8 ® 8 Fantasy Island 8 ® 8 Toni^t ® "Kiss Them For Me" (1957) ® BasabaH 8 Movla To Be Announced. First Birth Cary Grant. Suzy Parker. 8 ® 8 DlfTrant Strokes 8 Cornplalaly Off Tha Wall Ask any of 8 SB Washington Week In SB Captioned ABC News JACKPOT, Nev. (UPI) - The 4 :8 Review ® "13 Rue Madeleine” (1946) 8 Joker's Wild 11:45 32,0 0 0 * first birth in Jackpot since the ® Movla "My Blood Runs James Cagney. Annabella. 6:8 casino town was founded in 1954 13 "Beginning Of The End" Cold" (1965) Troy Donahue, took place Monday — on Labor (1947) Brian Donlevy, Robert ® MervGrlttln Joey Heatherlon. discriminating Walker. 8®8ThaFactsOILIfa Day. A justice of the peace 8 SB WaU Street Weak 12:8 delivered a healthy 4-pound baby 8 Liars Club (B Movla "Follow The Fleet" brides who EVENING (1936) Fred Astaire. Ginger girl. 9 :8 Rogers. own one. Gary and Blanche Lemons, of 6 :8 I ® The Dukas Of Hszzard (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews Wellsville, Nev., were hurriedly ® ® ® ® N e w s ® 8 ABC Movla "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" (Premiere) Ted 12:05 traveling to the nearest hospital ® ILovaLucy 8 PoUco Story ® Joker's Wild Bessell, Jeff Conaway. The saga in'Twin Falls, Idaho, when the 34- 8 SB Once Upon A Classic of several separated and 12:8 year-old woman went into labor. divorced couples is explored 8 My Three Sons ® Movla "Dracula’s Great They pulled into a gas station in 8 Straats Of San Francisco from the man's point of view. Love" (1975) Jack Taylor, Charo (Part 2 ol 2) Soriano. utanA fa Jackpot, population 1,08. Trouble 6 :8 8 ® 8 Rockford RIas is, Jackpot has no medical clinic, ® Carol Burnett And Friends 8 Paopla's Caucus 1 :8 kV 'l^€UijewHe) ® Bowling For Dollars 8 Movla "The Healers” (1974) 8 ® 8 Midnight Spadal hospital or even doctor. The gas station attendant fran­ 8 ® 83N NBC B News John Forsythe, Pal Harrington 1:45 8SBOvsrEasy Jr The chief of staff at a large ® News (Time Approximate) tically called Justice Jay Snyder, 8 Adam-12 medical center tries to co(}e with who rushed to the scene and crises Involving the loss of key 2 :8 ’Smceinfroducedin 1948 6:SS ® Joe Franklin delivered the infant. 8Naw s personnel and the hospital's use of controversial drugs. (2 hrs.) 2 :8 The mother and child were then 7 :8 SB Mastarpisoa Theatre ® Nawn transported via one of Jackpot’s ® CBS News ® Movla "Colorado Territory" ® T h a Brady Bunch 10 :8 two ambulances to the Magic ®DaHas (1949) Joel McCrea, Virginia Valley Hospital in Twin Falls. ® 8 A B C N s w s Mayo. ®8DatkigQama ® 0 N a w s 8 ilhMiOIF< Faith EddtsCa^lgrM^ 2:32 |^Q..ThaCountry ® Movla "Caplalna Of Tha Humorous Art Clouds" (1942) Jamas Cagnay, c J k J m d 'rn , 8DlckCavstt 1 0 :8 Dennis Morgan. Jewelers & Silver celOOO WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - 8 Chico And The Man SBDIckCavatt 4:15 9 U MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHISTSR Oscar-winning actor Art Carney 8 HasarsTe Your Health ® Movla "They Drive By 10:40 ' HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL hasn’t lost his sense of humor 7 :8 ® lunar's Komar Night" (t940) Humphrey Bogarj. during his stay at a Connecticut Ann Sheridan. ® P.M. Magazlna hospital. Carney left his hospital bed Monday to make a surprise appearance on the Connecticut segment of the Jerry Lewis telethon- for muscular dystrophy at the University of Hartford. He donated a plastic bag stuffed with donations from staff and fellow patients at Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Middletown, where he has been since Aug. 23. ‘‘They wanted to give me a head transplant. I said no,” Carney joked, and then headed back to the hospital. inside Today