PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 20, 1979 Meeting Slated t ‘Mother of Mulch’ Technology and Change Nyad Already Talking New Information Delays Red Sox Outfielders On Parking Lot Newspaper Course Topic About Swim from Cuba Hospital Budget Hearing Aim for Hitting Titles Doing It Her Way Page 5 Page 8 Page 9 VERNON -T h e Board of Directors of the Rockville Page 2 Area Chamber of Commerce will meet with the Pruden­ By JAMES V. HEALION ripe old age? tial Board of Union Congregational Church on Sept. 10 to “I don’t know if I ever thought of how REDDING (UPI) - Ruth Stout, the discuss the church board's decision not to allow use of old I would get, but I would have been sur­ "Mother of Mulch,” says living to a ripe church property as a means of egress from a proposed prised if I found out I was going to be 97 Hanrljratpr old age isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. “I’m town parking lot. . . and still be alive. I’m 97 and it is just too 97 and it’s jqst too old,” she says. Fair, Fog Tonight, The parking lot to be behind the Fitch Block on Union old. That’s pretty old, pretty old.” street is a project of the chamber and the chamber had Still she chuckles about it. > ' Sunny Wednesday “The way that I feel these days, is that Think of the changes you have seen. asked for the right-of-way through the parking lot owned “You are right. You’re right about by the church on Elm Street. if I knew there was a certain person that OatRlI* on pago 2 saved my life I would say, ‘My Lord, what that.” The chamber board wants to meet with the church Have you done everything you wanted board to provide further information and to answer f did they do that to me for?’” She lives in a 300-year-old house by the to? questions of members of the church. “There are a few things in life I haven’t side of the road with wide floor boards, a Lynn W. Anderson, church moderator, said he told the done and when people ask me why I lived-in look, and a stone fireplace. She chamber in a letter that it seemed to him that the haven’t — why I’ve never driven a car, I still keeps a garden with a little help from parishioners are primarily concerned about safety fac­ say ‘How do I know?’ I just don’t know. India Crisis tors. , , her friends. Mrs. Stout is famous for taking much of Just never got around to it. 1 guess I Anderson also said that the church must re-evaluate thought — and it probabgy would have NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - the use of the church annex due to the recent decision of the work out of gardening with her mulch President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy idea, which she first circulated in 1953. been true — that I wouldn’t be good at it. 1 Ple “ > comply with the speed Join the thousands of people of all ages who are resident said his computations violations in South America, Africa, made by the unmarked cars. preparing for worthwhile futures at Manchester Com­ 1 Tbe hearing ended past midnight showed a savings of $35 per child StllTconducfa tL'r ofto voluntarily. If they don’t, they’ll iVlANCHrSllr: Train Crash munity College. Classes begin September 5, so call and has persuaded Wilson E. Deakln the Middle East peace agreement, ‘‘and ten cents a child for each walk. and then they’ll make recommen­ He is known among area gardeners for the many today tor complete details COMMI iMir- BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Jr., assistant superintendent to meet You’re spending ail this time and ef­ dations on how to accomplish peace varieties of perennials, shrubs and rock gardens plants COl. i I '■ ;1 A speeding freight train smashed with Police Cidef Robert Lannan fort and you’ve probably already in these areas,” he said." - which adorn his porperty. $ , — $ into a commuter train packed today to discuss the safety of 5 000 10,000 REGISTER IN PERSON 60 Bidwell Street spent as much as you’ll save.” Canine Wheelchair At the first conference, held in Plans for the annual harvest supper, scheduled for Oct. August 28 & 29 with schoolchildren and workers children who may have to walk if the $ , — $ Manchester. CT 06040 ‘‘Weith a $16 million budget I can’t Oslo, Norway in December. 1978, 14. will be discussed. 20 000 50,000 9 AM-12 Noon & 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. near Bangkok today, killing at board does not rescind its decision. believe the board is taking up this Lucy, a six-year-old Dachshund, suffering from ruptured delegates called on governments to The public is invited and refreshments will be served. For Appointment Call 646-4900 least 65 people, rail officials said. The decision affects 369 students. $100,000 much time. There are better things spinal discs, a fairly common ailment to the long-bodied breed, recognize “complete disarmament Persons interested in additional information should Ext. 241 More than 250 people were in­ Parents arguments included con­ these people can do,” said Martin call Liz Hebert at 644-8541. Smallm UUP r TOl \ J $200,000 OR MORE is paralyzed from her midsection down and walks around with as the only way to world peace,” said jured, the officials said. cern about childrens’ safety in who received the most applause King. Railway officials said 65 bodies having to walk the routes while, they the aid of her canine wheelchair. Lucy’s owner, Judy Bertaux, when several residents giving him a The conference is organized by the "'1. say, rapists and child molester of Chicago, 111., says, “when some dogs get paralyzed they MONEY I have been found so far in the standing ovation. International Institute for Human YANKEE L Business I twisted wreckage. They said the plagued several of the areas. Another parent, John Fedora of give up, like some people, but not Lucy.” (UPI photo) Rights. AVAILABLE FOR death toll was almost certain to One parent, Carl P. Formaggioni, Ann Street, said a series of stairs in­ legal clinics rise in what was already the worst 134 Glenwood St., said his child would cluded in a walk which takes students ANY GOOD REASON I train crash in Thai history. -have to cross Oak Street “where through the tennis courts of Hun­ NEW MANCHESTER OFFICE Loans Rescue workers using a giant there is a known child molester. A tington Street were dangerous. He NOW OPEN TO SERVE THE CITIZENS OF EASTERN CONNEaiClIT For established or new FREE! I crane searched for bodies among child was raped on Norman Street,” said he should know because ”I work THIS WEEK ONLY carptt ctoanad In on* Booms Not Working said Formaggioni. “I don’t know if PHONE 643-0500 independent business BEDROOM FREE with •paolal Iwlowt the smashed and derailed cars. for the town and helped build those Many of the Injured were he’s bisexual but I don’t want my son FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION steps.” CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (U P I)- tually— interrupted the brown surge flights across the spill area will be I reported in critical condition In going near there,” he said. Operating Capital • Expansion Carol Anderson of Doughert Street Oil slick observer Larry Hannon as it left the well, which blew out of fed in the National Oceanic, and At: QBcantnM DIVORCE .CORPORATION five Bangkok hospitals. The board stressed throughout the said when the statutes were adopted Inventory • Building Loans A we u se looked out of a Navy airplane at the mospheric' Administration’s com­ four hour meeting that there is no control June 3 and since has spewed ROTARY STEAM in May of '74 there wasn’t as much gray vastness .ofiMexico’s Bay of puter to assist scientists in predic­ CMMCtkst W ILL S BANKRUPTCY • New Equipment • Improvements policy change only a stricter 10,000 to 30,000 barrels a day into tbe EXTRACTION Inside Today traffice in Manchester because it Campeche, 'now punctuated by ting the oil’s northward progress. • Farm Loans • Farm Equipment 00 THE HOST THOflOUOH adherence to the general state Gulf of Mexico. wasn’t as developed. “ Why the flames that mark the remains of the Paul Fulham of the National n m m win WILL Simple ADOPTION Hilt Fret METHOD OF REMOVING Business...... 16 statutes which say transportation “That's like taking a thimble and Applications Taken by Phone. ANY $ DEEP DOtNN DIRT. sudden change. I had two boys that blown-out Ixtoc I well. putting it under a waterfall and Marine Fisheries Institute later I With 3 Rooms Classified...... 13-H will be provided ‘‘wherever I ROOMS - were bused with no problem and now As the plane circled, his practiced saying T m going to stop this water- described following and anticipating REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS ‘75 Com ics...... 15 reasonable and desirable.” NAME CHANGE CALL: my two younger boys have to walk.” eye settled on the wasted crude Jall,”’ Hannon said, shaking his head. the slick’s movements in the manner a t LOW Cost. DAVE LODA 236-5411 Editorial ...... 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The four transportation subcom­ the world’s largest oil spill. 232-4857 ROOMa MAY IE tU dHTLY HIQHIR. —See Page Eight ment booms briefly — and ineffec­ SERVICE 643-0221 mittee members are Chairman Peter Information from Monday’s two months.” A B s financial service of A DUTCH WAY FR AN C H Itl LICENSED A INSURED Law offices of Harry Robert Stahl CONTROL DATACOR,rOR,ATION EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Tues,. Auiiust 21, 1979 The Weather Technology and Change Bank Holdups Timely Confession EfiQpktalk Up for Stale Ends Priest^s Trial Cartoon Soldiers NEW HAVEN (UPI) - New York criminating himself, he said, “Ouri'' Newspaper Course Topic City bandits crossing the border are WILMINGTON, Del. (UP) - intention is to be as helpful as possi­ Get Their Medals part of the reason Connecticut’s bank Seven witnesses had identified the ble to exonerate Father Pagano of MANCHESTER - This fall for the and MeWin Kranzberg, the Callaway robbery rate has increased 47 per­ Rev. Bernard T. Pagano as the acts for which (he is) wrongly first time, the Courses by Newspaper professor of history, Georgia cent this year compared to the same “Gentlemen Bandit” who staged a charged.” Willie and Joe — those two bearded, bedraggled series has been linked to a PBS Institute of Technology. period of 1978, the FBI reports. series of armed robberies. Now, Christie, who made the announce­ front-line dog soldiers of World War II cartoon fame television series to explore in depth In the “ Connections” television ’The FBI said Monday Connec­ without warning, the judge told the ment in front of an eight-man, four- — finally have been given medals of sorts. society’s love-hate relationship with series, writer and on-camera ticut’s rate was almost three times packed courtroom another man had woman jury that has heard seven The original Bill Mauldin drawings have been technology and change. narrator James Burke pieces higher than the national 16 percent confessed to the crimes. separate robbery victims swear ■ U I placed in the Museum of the 45th Infantry Division Publication of the 15-part, thought- together the network of logic, genius increase in bank robberies for the The stunned spectators gasped in Pagano was the man who held up in Oklahoma City where Maulden began the car­ provoking series, “Connections; and chance that leads to eight first seven months of 1979. unison. their stores, excused the panel until tooning career that eventually brought him fame modem inventions — including the Bernard Feeney, the FBI’s second Tears trickled down the cheeks of lOWIIT TmVHATVIll Technology and Change,’' will begin cortEcnoHS Wednesday morning. and a Pulitzer Prize. Saturday, Sept. 8, in ’The Evening TBCkiOUXIVArOCHANaE atom bomb, computer and produc­ in command in Connecticut, said the Pagano, a Roman Catholic priest “The court needs time to evaluate Willie and Joe probably wouldn’t be impressed. Herald. tion line. Each dramatic program un­ agency had investigated 25 bank whose kind deeds had won the hearts this m atter,” the judge said. As Willie, head bandaged beneath his helmet, once Scheduled to begin airing on PBS in Avalon professor of the history of folds like a detective story that r^beries this year and most of the — and the courtroom support—of his Christie ordered Delaware state put it to a medical corpsman in one well- early October is the 10-part series. science, Yale University; Joseph frequently spans centuries and con­ Increase was in Fairfield and New parishoners. police to begin an investigation into remembered panel, “Just gimme an aspirin — I “Connections,” a personal view of tinents in search of the origins of Haven counties. .Superior Court Judge Andrew EZ3' Gles, director of publications. Clouser’s alleged confession and set U»l WtATHtn rOTOCAtT • already got a purple heart.” the “triggers” of technological in­ Association of Governing Boards of today’s technological society. Feeney attributed the rise in part Christie delivered the flabbergasting up a 4 p.m. meeting Tuesday between To aid readers, viewers, and to a spillover from New York City news: a Pennsylvania man had con­ For period ending 7 a.m. 8/22/79. During Tuesday novation by James Burke, an award­ Universities and Colleges; Garence himself, police and attorneys for the students in linking the newspaper and area robbery gangs crossing the fessed to the armed robberies for night, showers and or rain will be expected over the Friend Indeed winning BBC writer and producer. Glacken, professor of geography prosecution, Pagano and Clouser. Underwriter of the series, co­ emeritus. University of California, television series. Courses by Connecticut border, the isolated loca­ which Pagano was being tried. Little was known about Gouser, Pacific Northwest, the upper Mississippi valley, the Ohio U S. Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd is on Newspaper has prepared a special tion of many new branches and in­ “It’s real good news,” Pagano, 53, and Tennessee valley and the mid Atlantic area. produced by the BBC and Time Life Berkeley; Edwin T. Layton Jr., who mysteriously thrust himself into the stump—with his fid­ Films, is American Telephone & professor of the history of science' . Viewer’s Guide that relates the creased drug use. bubbled minutes later during a a routine case that gained notoriety dle — but it isn’t re- Telegraph Co. and associated com­ and technology. University of television programs to the print Convenient access to banks for recess. because a popular priest was accused election the West panies of the Bell System. Minnesota; Kingsley Davis, dis­ materials. customers has made is just as con­ In seconds, Christie’s announce­ of being a common thief. Virginia Democrat is ment transformed the tedious, 2- The newspaper and television tinguished professor of sociology. For those persons seeking ad­ venient for robbers to make a quick First Lady Rosaylynn Carter returns day on the Carters’ trip on the Mississippi Fourteen years younger than Connecticut Forecast seeking this time. ditional perspectives on the series getaway on express highways, said week-old trial into the kind of series serve as the basis of a credit Population Research Laboratory, Jeremy Roth to his grandmother, Verna Mae aboard the paddlewheeler Delta Queen. (UPI Pagano, Clouser is of comparable Byrd is plugging his course offered by Manchester Com­ University of Southern California; topics. Courses by Newspaper has the man in charge of bank robbery in­ dramatic pandemonium Erie Stanley build and complexion, slightly Partly sunny today. High temperatures 74 to 79, 23 C to photo) new album, and Sunday munity College. In addition, the and Nathan Rosenberg, professor of prepared a package of educational vestigations. Ernest, during a stop in Bellevue, Iowa Mon­ Gardner routinely concocted for his shorter, but with the same salt-and- 26 C. Fair tonight with fog patches developing. Lows 55 to he brought his show biz topics covered in these series are economics, Stanford University. materials that Includes a Feeney said the average bank star lawyer. Perry Mason, pepper gray hair. 60. Wednesday mostly sunny. Highs 75 to 80. Probability campaign to Toronto, expected to be catalysts for dis­ Other authors are Robert P. Reader/Study Guide edited by John robbery netted about $4,000. Before the day was over, Ronald Clouser has a receding hairline, but of precipitation 20 percent today 10 percent tonight and scraping the strings for cussions in hundreds fo communities Multhauf, research historian, G. Burke and Marshall Elakin, and a W. Clouser, 39, of Brookhaven, Pa., his fairly full head of hair contrasted Wednesday. Light variable winds through Wednesday. the 66th Convention of on local and national controversies Smithsonian Institution; Eugene S. text by James Burke that parallels Carter Turns Vacation was brought to Delaware and placed with Pagano’s nearly bald head. The Florists Transworld surrounding science and technology. Ferguson, professor of history. the television series. Trinity Covenant at the defense table, a chair away “Gentleman Bandit” — so named Delivery. Coordinated by John G. Burke, University of Delaware; Herbert F. To simplify the planning of com­ from Pagano, while his lawyer im­ because the victims described the Said the fiddling professor of history at the University York, professor of physics and direc­ munity programs on the series MANCHESTER-John De Valve of plicated him in the string of January robber as well-dressed and polite — solon, “I always tell my of California, Los Angeles, the tor of the program in science, topics, a Source Book of program Prospect Street will lead a midweek and February robberies credited to always wore a hat. Air Pollution Forecast Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Into Campaign Success fellow West Virginians Courses by Newspaper series is technology and public affairs. ideas and resources, including an an­ the “Gentleman Bandit.” Less than three hours before I— and you should at ’Trinity Covenant Church. Saul H. Segan, the Philadelphia HARTFORD (UPl) —The state Department of En­ authored by outstanding social scien­ University of California, San Diego; notated film lift, also is available. campaigning, walking slowly along Christie made his announcement, the remember this — you DeValve, a member of the church ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN grassroots support for an energy lawyer representing Clouser, told vironmental Protection forecast moderate air pollution tists and historians who explore the G. Allen Greb, postgraduate All educational materials related the crowds and touching the hands of state concluded eight days of always have five and a student at Houghton College, (UPI) — Jimmy Carter is cruising program. Christie; “I have authority to in­ levels around Connecticut today. The DEP air pollution sources, consequences and prospects research historian, program in the newspaper series can be ordered testimony and closed its case without friends. God, Sears will speak on “ The Call of the down the Mississippi River, but it’s Asked about the unexpected heavy anyone within reach. dicate he (Clouser) has had involve­ levels were good Monday in Danbury and moderate in the for technological change. Topics in­ science, technology and public af­ by readers at the MCC bookstore. Since Friday night, when the cruise fanfare. Pagano’s lawyer, Carl Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, Carter’s Liver Pills EYophets.” For Tuesday Aug. 21 his plunges into the sea of faces at turnouts thus far on the 659-mile trip ment in those acts that gave rise to clude society’s ambivalance toward fairs, University of California, San A national education program that began, he has been shaking hands, Schnee, was to open the defense’s rest of the state. and Robert C. Byrd.” each stop Uiat is turning the unusual from St. Paul, Minn., to St. Louis, charges against Father Pagano.” change, the ethical dilemma created Diego; A. Hunter Dupree, the combines the resources of the playfully pulling the pigtails of little case just as Christie told of what he working vacation into a success for Carter said, “I consider it to be a While Segan said Clouser would not by change, and the impact of these George L. Littlefield professor of nation’s newspapers, colleges, and nonpartisan expression of support for girls and kissing every baby within called an “unexpected development Zapped changes on politics, economics, jobs history. Brown University; Lynn universities since 19i73, Courses by the beleaguered president. testify immediately for fear of in­ in the case,” Children's Movie Carter today was scheduled to par­ presidency.” range. Extended Outlook and lifestyies. White Jr., uniyerity professor of Newspaper is a project of University “I deeply appreciate the friendship Frances Green was looking right at her neighbor, MANCHESTER -A children’s ticipate in a telephone call-in show on The response to Carter generally Authors include Peter F. Drucker, history emeritus, Uniyersity of Extension, University of California, you’ve shown us,” Carter told some Extended outlook for New England Thursday through Leo Swiech, Sunday — when he was struck by light­ movie, “The House of Wax,” will be a Davenport. Iowa, radio station hnd has been warm — although mis­ the Clarke professor of social California, Los Angeles; Bertram San Diego, and is funded by the chievous in some cases. Before 1,500 persons at a stop in Dubuque, Sales Indicate Results Saturday: ning-while mowing his lawn. shown tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Center again to shake hands wiUi Uie people sciences, Clarement Graduate Morris, professor of philosophy National Endowment for the Iowa, Monday. Then he and First Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Variable cloudiness Thursday. Says she, "he had an aura all around him and he Congregational Church. The movie is who turn out at his stops along the daybreak Monday, six young men lit School; Derek J. de Solla Price, the emeritus, Uniyersity of Colorado; Humanities. Lady Rosalynn Carter went to the Cnance of rain at night and on Friday probably ending was lit up like a light bulb.” part of a series sponsored by the waterway. a bonfire on the riverhank and Of Auto Rebate Plan crowds — each heading in a different during Saturday. High temperatures in the 70s with over­ It looked worse than it was. The 55-year-old Manchester Area Conference of The weeklong journey aboard the exposed their backsides to the passing peddlewheeler. The presi­ direction to meet as many people as DETROIT (UPI) — Early sales “We’re pleased with this start for night lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Houston man is hospitalized, in stable condition. Churches. Donations of 50 cents are stemwheeler Delta Queen has turned figures indicate a hig payoff for the our rebate program and believe that Vermont: Chance of showers through the period. Highs His wife sayS the bolt that briefly turned him into Saturn asked. Popcorn and beverages are into a quest to restore the stature of dent and first lady did not witness the possible. Pioneer Nears Througliout the trek, a form of customer rebate gamble made by the our sales will continue to show im­ mainly in the 70s. Lows mid 50s to low 60s. a neon sign left no burns — just a cut on the back of for sale. The movies are suitable for the presidency as well as Carter’s incident. crowd leapfrog has developed. As the financially ailing Chrysler Corp. provement,” Gar Laux, Chrysler’s Maine: Fair Thursday. Clouding up Friday. Chance of his head, suffered when he fell. children 8 years' old and older. publicity stated aim of mustering Carter returned to his 1976 style of president or first lady walked along, The No. 3 automaker said Monday executive vice president for sales rain late Friday and Saturday. Daytime highs in the 70s. that on Aug. 18, the first day of the and marketing, said in a statement. Overnight lows in the 50s. many of those who grasped a first Going on 16 After Six-Year Flight famiiy hand raced to the end of the $400 rebates, Chrysler dealerships Sales officials said the intial New Hampshire: Fair Thursday. Chance of rain Friday got a 67 percent boost in showroom response to the rebates could be and Saturday. Daytime highs in the 70s. Overnight lows in Joan Chatterton was 41 when she climbed the line to get another crack. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pioneer As seen and measured by Jupiter Dec. 2,1973. It started taking Energy Agency Details “Thank you,” Mrs. Carter said in traffic and a doubling of sales from expected to moderate as the program the 50s. Matterhorn, and she didn’t quit skiing until she was long-distance pictures of Saturn Mon­ II, the space probe that blasted off telescope, the main ring extends impromptu remarks at a 3M Co. one week earlier. goes on. No date has been set yet for 68. Bored by all the inactivity that followed, she day, some 6 million miles from the from Earth more than six years ago, more than 48,000 miles from Saturn’s reception in Prairie du Chien, Wis. Although unsure of how many sales discontinuing the program. became a glider pilot in her 70s, is approaching the mysterious rings yellow and white-cloud-shrouded sur­ planet. “It was wonderful shaking hands were a direct result of the rebates, The Cheltenham, England, adventurer celebrated By next Monday it will be 3.8 of Saturn and a picture-taking mis­ face. with you, in some cases three and Chrysler spokesmen credited the Long Island Sound her 81st birthday Sunday — in typical style. It was Pioneer II is programmed to pass million miles from Saturn and the Legal Gasoline Prices new sales assault for a major portion Route 32 Project sion of the giant planet itself. four times.” her first hot-air balloon flight, and to mark the oc­ within some 21,000 miles of the visi­ detail in the pictures as it moves Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk But a brush with suspected outer T hat num ber is 800-424-9246 dividual dealer to compute his profit Even Amy Carter has been of the additional customers. Starts Wednesday casion, she threw a champagne party in the gondola ble edge of the rings and descend to closer will be greater than anything debris of the swirling rings, now WASHINGTON (UPI - The nationwide, or 254-5474 for based on the price of gas on May 15, pressing the flesh, but with little sign “With that much of a change, when Point, N.Y.: A weak high pressure pattern will continue — 1,000 feet up over the English countryside. within 13,300 miles of the planet’s yet seen by man through the largest HARTFORD — State Transporta­ expected shortly after noon Aug. 31, Energy Department, in an effort to Washington-area residents. 1973, after subtracting a series of of enjoying it. She walks along with you double sales and the only thing generally light and variable winds during the next few Who knows? Ninety-one just might find her in a surface, sending radio pictures to telescope. could be fatal to the nuclear-powered help consumers determine if they are Bardin said, however, some permissible overhead and operating one of her parents, usually her that’s changed is the rehate, you tion Commissioner Arthur B. Powers days. Variable winds through Wednesday 5 to 10 knots space suit. Earth from 963 million miles away. On Aug. 31, the 570-pound probe spacecraft. being iilegaliy overcharged at the stations may charge slightly above cost increases as well as taxes. mother, and sporadically takes one have to blame something,” a announced today that a pavement during nighttime and morning hours and locally onshore The picture signals, traveling at will start the descent past the rings between 10 and 15 knots during the afternoon. Visibility Poineer II is on a course desiped gas pump, is publishing an estimate the listed price because of higher That pricing system was replaced of the outstretched hands. Chrysler sales spokesman said with a resurfacing project on Route 32 in light speed of more than 186,000 at a speed of more than 24,000 miles Mansfield and Willington is generally 5 miles or better during the afternoon and Quote of the Day to take it outside the planet’s rings, of the legal maximum cost of gas­ dealer costs, not because they are in because it baffled dealers and The locks, where the Delta Queen chuckle, obviously pleased with the but there is some evidence they may miles per second, will take one hour, per hdur. If all goes well. Pioneer II early figui’es. scheduled to begin Wednesday. locally 1 to 3 miles in nighttime and early morning haze Bjorn Borg, asked by Charlton Heston at Caesars oline in 20 metropolitan areas. violation of federal pricing rules. customers alike. must pause, have been the biggest extend much farther than can be seen 18 minutes to reach Elarth receivers. will be able to get a relatively close The department's Economic “ It looks good, it looks good in­ The operation will start two tenths or patchy fog. Partly sunny today and Wednesday and Palace in Las Vegas for a tip to improve Heston’s The prices were listed for unleaded Under the new system, however, a surprise of the trip as tar as the by Earth-bound telescopes. A colli­ Pioneer II was launched from Cape look at Titan, Saturn’s big moon Regulatory Administration compiled deed,” the spokesman said of the of a mile north of the Mansfield town fair but hazy tonight. Wave heights 1 to 2 feet today and 1 backhand: “I don’t know about your backhand, but I gasoline and premium and regular motorist can figure out the White House is concerned. sion with icy ring chunks or particles Canaveral, Fla., April 5, 1973, and which appears wrapped in orange the list, which estimates the coun­ rehate program, which was designed line and will extend south to Forest foot tonight increasing Wednesday. saw ‘The Ten Commandments’ and watched you leaded gasolines. maximum allowable price on his own ’’We honestly never expected could destroy the probe. cruised 26,725 past the surface of smog. to cut into the huge backlogs of the Road in Mansfield for a total dis­ part the Red Sea with a forehand. That part of your try’s highest price to be $1.14 per “We can now provide consumers if he knows what his service station crowds like that. We’ve done nothing It will pass Titan at a distance of gallon for Citgo premium in New company’s slow-selling larger cars tance of 1.42 miles. game is fine.” 220,000 miles, studying the satellite’s with a more accurate guide to the pays for its gas, and the current to bring them out,” Press Secretary York and the lowest to be 86.7 cents Jody Powell said. and trucks. It is expected to take four working atmosphere, determining its maximum legal prices that may be federal and state taxes and adds 15.4 per gallon for Shell regular in At most of the stops, several hun­ Chrysler said 13,115 people visited days to complete the project and the National Forecast temperature and taking charged for gasoline in various parts cents. Glimpses Portland, Ore. This calculation was used by the dred people usually line ne side of the Dodge or Chrysler-Plymouth scheduled work hours will be from Louisville measurements of its mass and densi­ of the country,” Bardin said. City Fest Hi Lo David Bardin, the regulatoi7 ad­ A new nationwide price structure regulatory administration to prepare lock to catch a glimpse of the presi­ dealerships on Aug. 11, the week 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. Albuquerque pc 82 56 Memphis Peter Hunt has replaced Don Siegel in'Hollywobd It is anticipated that the scheduled ty- ministration’s director, said he was implemented by the Economic the list, the agency said. dent. before the rebates began, and bought Anchorage c 65 49 Miami Beach as director of David Merrick’s production of Titan, one of Saturn’s 10 known hours of work and the use of traffic hoped consumers would note service Regulatory Administration Aug. 1, Current prices in some areas may The White House, however, did 3,180 cars. On Aug. 18, with the Asheville r 90 60 Milwaukee “ Rough Cut,” starring Burt Reynolds, Lesley-Ann moons, is the largest know satellite rebate program under way, control personnel and signing Minneapolis r 73 66 stations that charge well above the limiting a dealers profit margin to already be ahead of the tank wagon hope for an encourage respectable Atlanta c 94 75 Downe and David Niven ... Laurence Olivier is in the solar system, larger even Uian dealership traffic was up to 2 1 ,^ patterns will ensure that any in­ Billings r 76 58 Nashville estimated price for their area and 15.4 cents per gallon. prices of Aug. 6, on which the agency turnouts at the formal stops. Some headed for South Korea where he’ll play Gen. the planet Mercury. ’Titan’s ooaoue. people and sales ju m p ^ to 6,372 terruption to traffic flow will be kept Boston c 72 62 New Orleans r 91 74 Douglas MacArthur on location in “Inchon” ... Bud­ call the special toll-free hotline set The new system replaced a com­ based its estimates. advance team members even have New York orange methane-containing at­ vehicles, the company said. to a minimum. Brownsville Tx pc 95 76 dy Ebsen has just finished producing and costarring up for reporting suspected price plex formula that allowed an in­ tried to stir up the crowds. Buffalo Oklahoma City mosphere may be as dense as that on c 78 54 in Hawaii in the CBS-TV feature, “Paradise violators. Charlston S.C pc 95 77 Omaha Earth. Charlotte N.C. pc 96 71 Philadelphia pc 83 Connection” with his daughter, Bonnie Ebsen .... If there is any extraterrestrial life Chicago cy 78 68 Phoenix c too Farrah Fawcett is en route to Israel for a six-day in the solar system, scientistst Cleveland pc 80 65 Pittsburgh visit to Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat and Galilee ... believe Titan is Uie most likely home Portland M. Joe Namath has just made his stage debut in Akron, Here^s Gas Pricing List Columbus r 78 68 for it. Vivitar- lenses and strobes Cleveland pc 80 65 Portland Ore. Ohio, in a revival of William Inge’s “ Picnic” . ’The spacecraft also will take a look —Denver. High: Mobil, regular 98, un­ Columbus r 78 68 Providence at the moons lapetus, Dione, Tethys, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A partial —Boston. High: Sunoco, regular $1, un­ leaded $1.02, premium $1.05. Low: Shell, leaded $1.03, premium $1.06. Low: Dallas pc 97 69 Richmond cy 88 71 Rhea, Hyperion and Enceladus. list of the Energy Department’s at big savings Irom Salt Lake City c 75 56 regular 91.8, unleaded 97.8, premium Amoco, regular 92.7, unleaded 95.6, Denver pc 74 54 After passing Saturn and its maximum estimated gasoline retail Des Moines r 88 71 San Antonio pc 92 76 $1.00.8. , premium 98. satelllte’sj’ioneer II will head out of prices in 20 metropolitan areas. It —Detroit. High: Union, regular $1.03, Detroit pc 71 59 San Diego pc 78 71 —Chicago. High: Citgo. regular $1.06, unleaded $1.05, premium $1.08. Low: The Camera Shops Duluth 66 60 San Francisco cy 69 59 The Almanac the solar system, following far shows only the highest and lowest unleaded $1.09, premium $1.12. Low: cy Amoco, regular 93, unleaded 97, premium El Paso pc 92 65 San Juan r 86 75 behind its sister probe, which flew prices per gallon among the 10 major Amoco, regular $1.00.9, unleaded $1.05, Pioneer l l ’s swoop past the planet Saturn this week, six-and-a- 98. Honolulu c 89 74 Tampa pc 90 74 By United Press International past Jupiter in D^ember 1973. oil company stations: premium $1.08. Fixed Mount Lenses for Pentax, Minolta, Washington cy 86 73 Today is Tuesday, Aug. 21, the 233rd day of 1979 with half years after its launch from Cape Canaveral, will mark the As they move out silently among —Atlanta. High: Gulf and Mobil, —Cleveland. High: Union, regular —Houston. High: Gulf and Mobil, Houston pc 94 78 regular 93, unleaded 97, premium $1.00. Canon, Nikon, Konica and Olympus. Indianapolis r 85 68 Wichita c 96 67 farthest-out planet that a remote probe has reached and in­ the stars, they carry plaques bearing regular 99 cents, unleaded $1.03, $1.02, unleaded $1.03, premium $1.06. 132 to follow. Low; Shell, regular 87.8, unleaded 92.7, Jackson Miss r 94 70 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- The moon is approaching its new phase. greetings from Earth on the remote premium $1.06. Low: Shell, regular 91.9, Low: Shell, regular 90.7, unleaded 96.7, Compact wide angle lens 28mm F2.8 109.95 vestigated. 'The Pioneer II, shown in a 1974 artist’s drawing premium 99.7. premium 95.8. Jacksonville pc 91 71 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and chance they might be captured in unleaded 95.8, premium 98.9. Telephoto lens 135mm F2.8 89.95 Kansas City pc 87 71 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- passing Saturn will make its closest approach to the planet on -Baltimore. High: Sunoco, regular —Dallas. High: Gulf and Mobil, regular —Kansas City. High: Mobil, regular 98, Jupiter. space by other beings. unleaded $1.02, premium $1.05. Low: Telephoto lens 200mm F3.5 109.95 Las Vegas c 93 68 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; Sept. 1. 99.7,unleaded$1.02, premium$1.05 Low: 93, unleaded 97, premium $1.00. Low; Zoom lens 70-150mm F3.8 169.95 ’The evening star is Saturn. Shell, regular 86. unleaded 89.7, premium Amoco, regular 93, unleaded 98, premium Little Rock pc 94 74 sn-snow ; sy-sunny; ts- Exxon and Amoco, regular 93.5, unleaded One touch zoom lens 80-200mm F4.5 189.95 Los Angeles c 75 62 thunderstorms; w-windy. Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. 97.5, premium $1. 92.7. $ 1.00. Britain’s Princess Margaret was bom Aug. 21, 1930. —Los Angeles. High: Mobil, regular Matched multiplier, doubles power of lens On this day in history: $1.02, unleaded $1.06, premium $1.09. for 70-150mm above 54.95 In 1940, Leon Trotsky, a prime builder of Soviet com­ Talmadge Has Millions Low: Shell, regular 94, unleaded 99, munism, was assassinated in Mexico City where he had State Dealers Predict premium $1.02. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Her­ But his statement, filed after a disciplinary action for alleged -M iami. High: Mobil, regular 98, un­ A Wide Selection of Electronic Flash Units lived in exile for three years. irregularities in his office accounts, Lottery Numbers man Talmadge, who has claimed he three-month extension of the May 15 leaded $1.03, premium $1.06. Low: Shell, at a Low, Low Price In 1951, the United States ordered construction of the wrote only two checks for cash relied for daily living expenses on deadline, - showed Talmadge to be No Home Oil Shortage regular 90, unleaded 96, premium 99. world's first atomic submarine. between 1970 and 1978. He claims he smali cash gifts from contituents, is worth between $3.2 million and $6.7 —New Orleans. High: Gulf and Mobil, Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Monday in New In 1968, the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact forces got all his pocket money from con­ regular 96, unleaded $1.00.9, premium England: a multimillionaire. million, most of it in Georgia real es­ invaded Czechoslovakia to smash a drive to free the na­ stituents who gave him gifts of $5 to will meet me goal of 230 million to $1.03,9. Low: Shell, regular 89, unleaded Vivitar- 5 5 Vivitar 2 8 3 Talmadge’s wealth was no secret, tate, stocks and bonds. STAMFORD (UPI) - Connecticut Vh/itar 2 5 2 Vivitar 283 - Thy­ Connecticut: 105. tion from Moscow’s control. 240 million barrels of heating oil in 95.9, premium 98.9. Vivitar 55 — Up The last of the 100 senatorial $20 each as they met him on the will make it through the winter Vivitar 252 — Two ristor — tilt auto­ Massachusetts: 1794. In 1971, three officers and four convicts were killed in although he previously had pegg^ —New York. High; Citgo, regular $1.08, to 100 flashes with street and at rallies. He said he no stock as the heating season begins in automatic settings matic — 4 settings New Hampshire: 4375, The number drawn for Sunday his net worth for the years 1973 and reports showed Monday Sen. without getting socked by a home unleaded $1.09, premium $1.14. Low: fresh'alkaline bat­ an escape attempt at San Quentin Prison in California. longer accepts such contributions. October,” the governor said. - AC cord 39.95 79.95 was 2783. 1974 at $1.5 million in testimony Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo., is worth heating oil shortage, predicts a Amoco, regular 95, unleaded 99, premium teries 14.95 His recent divorce from Betty “Conservation is an essential key before the Senate Ethics Ckimmittee, between $1.4 million and $3.9 million, spokesman for a group representing $ 1.00. Rhode Island: 0899. A thought for the day: The Roman poet Horace said, Talmadge, who built up a lucrative in our efforts to achieve energy in­ which is investigating allegations of mostly in family trusts and western 90 percent of the state’s fuel oil —Philadelphia. High: Mobil regular “Anger is a short madness.” ham business, opened his financial dependence, and your advice on con­ financial misconduct. ranches. dealers. $1.00.9, unleaded $1.04.9, premium records and led to the allegations servation programs will help us The extent of the Georgia Talmadge and Wallop are among a Sid Horton of the Independent $1.07.9. Low: Shell, regular 93, unleaded Manchester sizable body of millionaires in the against him. Connecticut Petroleum Association reach this goal,” she told about 50 97, premium $1. To Advertise To Report News Democrat’s wealth was revealed people at Wright Vocational —Portland. High: Mobil, regular96, un­ Vivitar- 2 8 5 jl: East Hartford — Glastonbury Monday in financial disclosures Senate, long know as a rich man’s She charged before the Ethics Monday night told the first of Gov. For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: Committee Talmadge kept an over­ Technical School. leaded $1, premium $1.03. Low: Shell, Vivitar 2 1 5 Vivitar- 2 6 5 Vivitar 285 — Zoom members of Congress are required to club. Based on the financial reports, Ella Grasso’s six “ Energy Town - Tilting Head — 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. Mrs. Grasso said the cost of home regular 86, unleaded 93, premium 96. Vivitar 215 — Auto­ Vivitar 265 — Zoom Evening Herald there are at least 24 and as many as coat in a closet stuffed with $100 bills Meetings” he didn’t think the sUte’s Thyristor — fast hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. make. Because the law permits —San Diego. High: Mobil, regular matic exposure con­ — Thyristor auto­ he used for personal expenses. fuel supply would run dry — or even heating oil, which was “likely to be cycle — automatic USPS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury ,. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 members to list the value of their 40 members worth a million dollars $1.02, unleaded $1.06, premium $1.09. trol 27.95 matic — 2 settings On his Senate disclosure form for averaging 90 cents per gallon” by Oc­ — 4 settings 94.95 closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover ,..;. Donna Holland, 643-2711 various holdings in broad dollar or more. dangerously low. Low: Shell, regular 94, unleaded 99, 49.95 Published daily except Sunday and 1978, Talmadge listed income from tober, would place “added burdens certain holidays hy the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 categories, a precise estimate could Talmadge, facing possible Senate “ We’ll get by. We won’t have a fuel premium $1.02. For information about display adver­ bank interest and business ventures shortage this winter. The price of on all of us.” —San Francisco. High: Mobil regular Publishing Co . Herald Square. P.O. Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 not be made. The governor outlined proposed Box 591. Manchester, Conn. 06040. tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 as between $220,000 and $410,000 in home heating oil will level off at 85 $1.02, unleaded $1.06, premium $1.10. director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 addition to his $57,500 salary. cents (a gallon), give or take a pen­ fuel assistance programs and said an Low: Shell, regular 94, unleaded 99, THE Have a Complaint? Vernon ,. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Talmadge also received $23,750 in ny. 1 think people will conserve and I estimated 40,000 Connecticut premium $1.02. To Subscribe Plea Date Postponed households will need financial help to —Seattle. High: Union, regular $1.03, N«w» — If you have a question or To report or inquire about special speaking fees last year. know we’ll get through this winter,” complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: WATERBURY (UPI) - Two But New Haven attorney Hugh F. The ethics panel will recommend Horton said. “keep from freezing” this winter. unleaded $1.05, premium $1.09. Low: Shell, regular 92, unleaded 97, premium Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 women accused in the April slaying Keefe, representing Mrs. Couture, in September what action the Senate Mrs. Grasso, who is sponsoring the Horton said it would be difficult for 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 $ 1.00. 2711. Church Notices , Alice Evans, 643-2711 of three Purolator Inc. security said Monday that Judge Walter should take against Talmadge, and six town meetings for citizen input oil companies to allow households Circulation — If you have a problem to 10 a.m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 indications are it will be a com­ credit or extra time time to pay their —St. Louis. High: Mobil, regular 97, un­ Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents guards have had their date to make a Pickett left a message at his office into the state’s comprehensive leaded $1.01, premium $1.04. Low: Shell, H A R T F O R D NEWINGTON NEW BRITAIN SPRINGFIELD MANCHESTER regarding service or delivery, call Eftmily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 heating bills this winter. 65 Main Street weekly, $3.90 for-one month, $11.70 for plea in the case set back. postponing the session until Aug. 29 promise somewhere between “cen­ energy plan, also stressed the need regular 89, unleaded 95, premium 98. 10 Stale Street Berlin Turnpike Bayslate West Marshall Mall Customer Service, 647-9946. Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 sure” and “reprimand ” for conservation to make other “The companies could be more three months. $23.40 for six months, and Donna Couture, 24, and Evelyn due to conflict with another case. For further information or to request FARMINGTON H O LY O KE S IM S B U R Y CROMW ELL should be made by 5 p.m Monday lenient when it only cost $300 a BLOOMFIELD Holyoke Mall $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m, to 5 p.m. Vega, 23, were scheduled to plead Each woman is charged with three Talmadge also faces investigations strategies successful. the list by mail, call the Energy Depart­ 1227 Hopm eadow Street Cromwell Square through Friday and by 7:30 a m Satur­ winter to heat a hoirie, but now that it CopacO Shopping Center Weslti?»ms Mall day. available on request. Monday through Friday. Wednesday, 127 days following their counts of felonv murder. by a federal grand jury and the Inter­ ‘I t appears that the oil companies ment toll-free at (800) 424-9246, or, in the is $1,000, it’s real tough,” he said. arrest. nal Revenue Service. Washington, D.C., area, call 2S4-M74. ./ EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21, 1979 - PAGE FIVE PAG^FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21, 1979 Park Lights Officials Delay Grasso Enters Talks District Directors Balk School Hearing .4* . Vote Tabled On Strike at Fafnir t l - HARTFORD (UPI) - State education officials have agreed to delay a hearing on whether to revoke the i HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso were going to court to limit picketing at At Any Sewer Agreement^ For Bolton license of a Hamden private school where two teachers their plants. were charged with abusing retarded and aiutistlc has stepped into negotiations in an BOLTON — The Board of Finance Litchfield County Superior Court Judge students. • attempt to end one lengthy Connecticut man of the South Windsor Sewer and Town Council before the Eighth has delayed action on a request for Frances Allen took under advisement the By CHARLIE MAYNARD David Ertman, attorney for Marlvon School, Monday strike, but another labor dispute headed Authority, and get more information District gained sewer authority over lights for Herrick Memorial Park request by Torrington Co. officials, who Herald Reporter Buckland Commons. was granted a SO-day continuance so its newly created for a new demonstration and a third took before the Eighth District approves because of some technicalities con­ its complaints to court today. said UAW local 1645 had violated an MANCHESTER — Directors of the their agreement with the 'Town of South Windsor officials, Giles said, board of directors and the state can work out an arrange­ agreement on picket line activities. cerning the request. ment “in the best Interests of the children.” The governor met with union represen­ Eighth Utilities District balked at Manchester. later expressed concern that The request for an appropriation of The judge heard two hours of testimony Lorraine Aronson, counsel for the state Board of tatives and officials of Fafnir Bearing Co. any sewer agreement with the Town The dilemma stems from a 1971 Manchester could not meet its part of $1,950 to buy and install the lights on the request and viewed videotapes of the agreement because it was not the Education, said she had no objection to the delay. She Monday, hoping to get stalled talks of Manchester until they heard from bargain between the Town of was made by Gil Boisoneau, recrea­ moving iii the 18-week walkout by 3,500 picket line activity. sewer authority in the disputed area. also agreed with Ertman if a hearing is held next month, South Windsor officials. Manchester and the Town of South tion director. But the Finance Board workers at plants in New Britain and The firm’s 1.600 workers at three Manchester had agreed to accept the public should be barred from hearing any "substan­ Torrington Plants have been on strike 15 Public Works Director Jay Giles Windsor. According to Giles, South said the request must come from the Newington. 183,000 gallons per .day of sewage tive or evidentiary testimony” to protect the children in­ appeared before the directors Mon­ Windsor wanted permission to con­ park director and be approved by the “This was an exploratory meeting to weeks. The picket line limits were set day night to explain a potential South from an area located in the volved. struct sewer lines into and the out of Board of Selectmen before it goes to develop a proposed framework for future after several arrests along strike lines Windsor-Manchester sewer problem southeastern section of South Wind­ The new board, made up of parents of the school’s Manchester to service Clark Street the finance board for action. discussions, which will begin this week,” during the first week. sor. retarded and autistic pupils, was created after the May and to get assurances that a future and Chapel Road. The town granted Because the finance board just ap­ the governor said. She also met secretly Both sides agreed to the limits and developer could run a line where the Any developer, Giles said, would arrests of two co-directors. permission if South Windsor agreed propriated $4,610 to the park depart­ with both sides last Tqesday and stipulated either side could seek a court have to run a line southward to line Yvonne Brown and Mary Ann Augustyniak were Eighth District has sewer jurisdic­ to let Manchester link with the line ment, the m atter will also have to go Wednesday in an effort to end the order if it felt the other was not fulfilling with the town’s sewer line along arrested by state police on charges including risk of in­ tion. from a reasonable distance, Giles to a town meeting for approval. If stalemate. its part of the arrangement. Tolland Turnpike. To get to the town jury to a minor and cruelty. “We've had no contact with South said. $5,000 or more is to be approved it “So long as people are talking they are Additional talks in that dispute were line, however, the developer’s line Daniel McCormick, the school’s new president, said Windsor whatsoever," said Director The agreement was further has to go to a town mdeting. The two moving toward a solution,” the governor scheduled for 3 p.m. today. Bargaining had to come through the Eighth Monday the two will remain at Marivon but will no longer Joseph Tripp. “If they were coming. amended when the two towns agreed requests total more than the $5,000. said. had recessed a 19-hour session at 5 a.m. District’s jurisdiction. have complete authority on how it is run. ‘"The new board I'd think they’d want to talk with us.” to send sewage to each other when its The first appropriation was needed Grasso and Labor Commissioner P. Saturday. District President Gordon Lassow Giles felt a settlement could be is actively taking over the reins of the school,” he said. In another lengthy dispute, labor groups natural flow and the topography of for labor at the town parks because Joseph Peraro met with Fafnir President directed Tripp and John Flynn Jr. to reached between the district and the The two teachers are needed to conduct the school’s the land made it convenient. Giles the money was inadvertantly omitted Thomas E. Sherer; Burton Massey of in New Haven planned a rally Thursday to meet with South Windsor officials, town, but Tripp and other directors program, Ertman said, and “are presumed innocent” un­ support striking workers at Olin Co. The said the amended agreement passed from the current budget. Textron Inc., the firm’s parent company; particularly Dick Reeves, the chair­ wanted to speak with South Windsor til proven oUierwise. demonstration was planned to begin at the the South Windsor Sewer Authority Boisoneau said that the 10 m e rc i^ and Donald F. Ethlin, director of region 9- officials before making any decision. ‘ ‘The major structural change in the school encourages lights currently at Herrick Memorial A (New England) of the United Auto strikebound plant at 4:30 p.m., with par­ Tax Collector Betty Sadloski said settlement of the matter outside of a hearing. We want Park are effective for only two4hirds Workers union in Peraro’s Wethersfield ticipants then marching to New Haven the district shouldn’t make any the school to go forward, and this continuance will allow Green. 2 of the field, and one end is dark. office. MHS Orientation Adds agreement with the town until it gets us to meet with state officials to discuss how best to do Diana Nyad receives the praise of hundreds as she became the first Olin machinists have been on strike five He said that in' June three poles While the governor was stepping into something in return. this,” be said. weeks over a productivity clause. were erected at the park and the new person to swim from Bimini to Florida Monday. Covered with latex to the Fafnir strike, officials of another Director Robert Bletchman told Ertman said earlier that the facility is near bankruptcy lights are to be installed on these protect her from jelly fish stings, Diana completed the 89 miles in 27 strikebound manufacturing company Giles he was concerned with “the up- Lunch for Sophomores poles. Boisoneau said that the lights due to financial pressures resulting from the arrests. and-down attitude of yours toward hours and 38 minutes. (UPI photo) would enable the football program to The school plans to enroll eight students this fall, and MANCHESTER - The sophomore Advisors and members of school the ability of the (sewage treatment) use the current unlighted space for parents who now make up the board of directors hop eo testing and oreintation sessions at clubs and teams will be available to plant to handle the extra sewage” practice and thereby save the field traise $65,000, about half the operating budget. Manchester High School will have a discuss their activities. from any Buckland Commons Kathy Bresnahan of Manchester receives her certificate of for regular games. He said the lights Among allegations was a charge that a child was forced new feature this year. Students who Invitations have been mailed to all development. would also allow night softball and to stand with one end of a rope tied around bis neck, and Nyad Already Talking f Manchester Public Records ) report for the morning sessions are incoming 10th grade students Larry Noone, a former director, completion from Acting President Robert Miller during Mon­ baseball games. the other end attached to a chair suspended in the air. If invited to remain for lunch, while scheduling them to attend a par­ advocated delaying a decision until day afternoon ceremonies at Manchester Community College. The total cost for the lights was es­ the chair touched the floor, the child was allegedly those scheduled for the afternoon ticular morning or afternoon session “you see a plant or there’s an OK by She was one of 14 graduates of a 10-week clerical course spon­ vinyl siding at 55 Eva Drive, $1,900. tim ated at $2,550. The Bolton slapped in the face. Warranty deeds session are invited to come early for on Tuesday, Aug. 28 or Wednesday, the voters to build a plant.” About Swim from Cuba Ronald M. Hanko, wood stove at 144 sored by CETA. (Herald photo by Maynard) Athletic Association and the Bolton Joseph Roger Jutras and Dorothy C. lunch. Aug. 29. “I don’t know when Buckland Com­ Montauk Drive, Vernon, $999. Football Association each agreed to Jutras to Herman M. Frechette, Albert R. Lunch of hot dogs, punch and ice During the orientation and testing mons is going to be built,” said Giles. Hearings Scheduleci Levitt Construction Co., dwelling at 92 donate $300 toward this cost thereby up from exposure to the salt water Martin and Gerald P. Rothman, property cream will be served by members of session, the Otis Lennon Test of Men­ “It might not be for another three or By United Press International Overlook Drive, $28,000, and at 96 reducing the cost to the town. through leaky goggles and she had lost 10 at 172-174 Hilliard St., $70,500. the guidance and administrative tal Ability will be administered. This four years. By that time, it could be On Agencies^ Status Diana Nyad hadn’t yet dried off from Paul C. Kissman and Gaire F. Kissman Overlook Drive, $28,000. Fourteen Finish Stanley Bates, park director, told her 89-mile, 27 ti-hour swim from Bimini to 12 pounds. But she came through staffs and the Student Assembly. is a general ability test and becomes strained by other subdivisions and to Deborah A. Flower, property at 300-302 Bidwell Home Improvement Co. for the finance board that $762 has been HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative committee has an­ generally in good shape. This social event provides incoming a part of a students’ permanent developments. But it’s not the to Florida before she began talking about Julia Ofiara, roof on house and garage at collected in admittance fees to In­ nounced a series of hearings beginning next month to “My arms and shoulders are the stillest Charter Oak St., $64,900. 10th graders an opportunity to meet record. Students will also be given domestic waste that causes her next challenge. Cuba to Florida. 14 McCann Drive, $1,000. dian Notch Park, the town’s newst decide whether to continue the operations of about 20 and sorest they’ve ever been,” she said. Forest Condominium (torp. to James A. others in the Class of '82, renew their schedules for the school year. problems. It’s the industrial waste “That will be my last swim. I mean, (Charles Schiavetti for Leo Ridolfi, roof Clerical Course recreation facility. He said that the state-government programs. “ I feel more tired now, bodily, than 1 did Markham and Donna G. Markham, Student Assembly members will be where do you go after that?” Miss Nyad friendships from 9th grade and meet and “uncertainties” over other The hearings by the Legislative Program Review airf after 42 hours on the Cuba swim when I property at Forest Ridge Condominiums, at 25 Armory St., $350. their administrators and counselors. available to take students on a tour. programs and grants at MCC and the park has been heavily used this said Monday after her record-breaking Robert Lindsay, pool at 56 Ardmore developments. By CHARLIE MAYNARD Investigations Committee are required under the state’s didn’t make it." Lydall St., $68.75 conveyance tax. coordinator of the 10-week clerical summer and will remain open until marathon swim that made her the first Road, $1,500. Herald Reporter November. The park hasn’t been of­ sunset law, enacted in 1977. Miss Nyad swam for 27 hours and 38 Marcel LeBIanc and Omerine LeBlanc course, said this program was more person make the crossing from the to Michael J. Hennessy and Bernadette A. Robert Samuelson for Maria MANCHESTER — Armed with ficially accepted by the town. The law provides for the automatic termination of minutes, covering a distance of 89 miles. successful than other CETA Baliamas to Florida. Balboni, property at 129 Loomis St., $57,- Habenstreit, addition at 46 Otis St., $6,000. new skilis and newfound confidence, After the regular finance board specified agencies unless the agency is re-established by M iss N yad, who w ill be 30 on It is only 43 miles to Florida from Bimini, Budget Won’t Threaten endeavors because it stressed job 500. U&R Housing Corp., dwelling at 16 14 graduates of Manchester Com­ meeting the board went into Wednesday, failed last August in the but Miss Nyad was pushed northward by training. Sen. William Curry Jr., D-Farmington, commission to list. party Saturday starting at Terri Grejdus, 640-4962, of 2 Since then the governor has called The two lawmakers said the recent Another member of the Health The 12 women and two men who do the preliminary plan work for the Ralph Zahner of Rockville is 4 p.ni. at toe home of Helen 18 E m e rs o n S t., for a probe into treatment of mental publicity given mental patients in Committee, Rep. Virginia Connoliy, graduated from this course received soccer field at Bolton High School. providing the topographical map of a Sweet on Bolton Lake. Manchester, so the club find AO ara UM. patients transferred from state in­ nursing homes has brought R-Simsbury, accused the committee certificates of completion Monday The firm will analyze the site to 530 by 560 foot area behind the high The club is sponsored by will know how many per­ money this stitutions to nursing homes. The widespread concern. of “abdicating its responsibility” by afternoon in outdoor ceremonies on determine the exact location of the school. The map is expected to be the First Congregational sons to plan on for toe The Heritage Savings Moneymarket is now open in Crispino’s. Legislature’s Program Review and “We are sorry we could not not investigating. the campus. facility, sketch the site, do construc­ ready early in ^ptem ber. CJiurch of Vernon and is event. We’re ready to serve you with the widest range of banking Investigations Committee also said Beverly Hounsell, director of tion drawings that will include open to area divorced, services. And for your convenience, our banking hours are: summer. last week it will look into the spearated or never- problem. Highway Death Toll married residents of any Monday and Tuesday 8:30 am - 7:00 pm Have your own LaRosa said the Public Health religious belief. Wednesday - Friday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Committee has been aware of the ( Area Police Report") J ' .YANKEE L The party will include S a tu rd a y 8:30 am - 5:30 pm nursing home problems “for several swimming, canoeing, months and has always planned to Decreases in July South Windsor :gal clinics fishing, croquet, jarts and Paper Route fulfill its responsibility to have them Vernon So for the easiest way to make withdrawals, deposits and pay­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The death “At the present rate of fatalities, South Windsor Police are NEW MANCHESTER OFFICE corrected.” Vernon Police are S O LA R — ments, come to the Heritage Moneymarket in Crispino’s. It’s toll on Connecticut highways we are running 5 percent above the investigating a break into NOW OPEN TO SERVE THE CITIZENS OF EASTERN CONNECTICUT looking for two black just one of the reasons why Heritage is the better way to bank. decreased in July compared to the record rate of fatalities in 1973,” the males in connection with the Ceco Corporation, 519 PHONE 643-0500 THNKSGmUG SAVES — Manchester same month in 1978 but the total 1979 commissioner said. the investigation of an Nutmeg Road. The break FR EE INITIAL CONSULTATION NOVEM TO ST. JUDE occured some time over MONEY on ^ fatality rate is still almost 30 percent National Highway Traffic Ad- armed robbery that oc­ Fire Celle ahead of last year, state officials minstration statistics show Connec­ the weekend, police said. 5 5 ^ DIVORCE *135 i - CORPORATION >120 I W| H IM* ■< urtF. *"• curred at Marty’s Adult kiM a M h M k M l Hh m Domestic Call report. ticut’s 75 fatalities and 29.9 percent Entry was gained through r World on Ward Street, il kM OriU. kMU hkMMr il d 647-9946 Monday. 5:40 a m. —Dumpster fire at Ihc better uKKj Motor Vehicles Commissioner increase from July 1978 to this year an open window. L wu *30 IT::; BANKRUPTCY >195 H O T W ATER 42 Channing Drive. (Town) kk kikk |M kkU pikMii k IM Benjamin A. Muzio said Monday that were the highest of the six New Monday night. ’Two walkie-talkies were Monday. 6:16 a m. —Cruiser accident The males are also •/»iWILL II M l Ti M IIM m m Ink ki HEATING ask for reduced gas availability and in­ England states. reported missing and the ’55 Simple ADOPTION ’12& at Center i McKee streets. (Town) wanted on charges of first- *lkilmtnrtklMkl«kriM creased highway law enforcement Muzio also said there was a 33 per­ soda machine was broken M In #M Mt m k Pknr k «M k Put the sun to work In your Tom Monday. 7:07 a m. —Stove lire at 355 degree sexual assault. honw. A D s y ^ -S O L A n hot West Middie Turnpike. (Eighth District) combined to produce a drop in July cent increase in motorcycle fatalities into. The value of the REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS NAME CHANGE >75 1 iiililMi Ilk ■ k M miM ■! witer system can provido up Savings Police said employees of or Monday. 8:52 a m. —Dumpster fire at highway fatalities from 52 in 1978 to in July compared to the same period radios and the amount of at LOW Cost ■ml nm . k m n I Imki k kki to 50% of tbs energy heeded the massage parlor said Marshall's. Manchester Parkade. 46 last month. money taken has not been immkkMikmmklik. to heat your family s hot wa­ &lj)on /IssfKiation ■ Simv IS9I in 1978. the two black males No lUdeii Owges-Mwt costs $ ShtrifTs foes iddHiMial Joanno (Town) But the death toll for the first Also showing an increase was the determined, police said. m . ter. You save money and en­ Monday, 12:03 p.m. —Furnace entered the establishment In km'«■ Fitn, Um H fern ergy. Cell for details. Main Orrict; 1007 Main Street. Manchester 649-4586 seven months of this year is 326, com­ category of bicyclists killed, up from CM.L FOR APPOINTMENT malfunction at 107 Lamplighter Drive. wearing masks'and ■1 lirin.'Minlki n il li m< K-Msit Otflee: Spencer Street, Manchesler 649-3007 pared to 251 in 1978, officials said. one in July 1978 to three last month. XEROX Coventry Offlee: Route 31. 742-7321 (Town) “ With gas once again becoming ,“While statistics for the first seven carrying shotguns. An un­ Manchester Hartford ftMimikrn^kkk*knti Tollanb Offlee: HI. ifc. '/• mile south o11-86. Exit 99 872-7387 Monday, 12:22 p.m. —Gas washdown, more available and with a resulting months show an alarming upward determined amount of 808 Main St. Suite 1 499 Farmington Ave. M m nk'mM In m m Moneymarksts; Inside Crispino's. E. Middle Turnpike. Manchester, 41 Center St. (Town) Im k Ml I Im W k| n lO M E S T E A D and Food Mart. W Middle Turnpike in the Manchesler Parkade increase in travel it becomes more trend, there are two categories money was taken. 6 4 3 -0 5 0 0 Monday, 12:48 p.m. —Broken gas main The Special Services CO^P^IES 232-4857 HMting & Engiiwering Co. important for Connecticut drivers to which are particularly disturbing — at 133 Waranoke St. (Town) Unit of the department is Pronto Printor 525-7296 0 872-8518 observe the rules of safety on the motorcyclists and bicyclists kilM ,” Law offices of Harry Robert Stahl Today, 2:49 a.m. —Medical call to 147 investigating the incident. 1007 Main St.,,E.H. Waranoke St. (Town) state’s highways,” Muzio said. Muzio said. EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21,1979 - PAGE SEVEN

PAGE SIX - EVEmNG HERALD^Tucs. 1979 im'7v«*»ws«a«wsB Jack Anderson Flynn-Orfitelli | Betty’s Notebook Susan C. Orfitelli and Joseph F. Flynn, both of St. To Peace Corpsman Kidnappers: Let Us Meet Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, were m a rri^ June 30 in the garden of the bridegroom’s home in Fairfield. progress through official U.S. and ransom for her son — which In­ convey this message to her son’s kid­ The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Michael A. Orfitelli WASHINGTON — The pre-dawn hiking gear; he lyas going with them. 23 of this year, when he wrote to ask Colombian channels, Mrs.. Jensen termediaries make clear the FARC nappers: “Please give me some Jr. of Manchester and the late Michael A. Orfitelli Jr. stillness of Feb. 14, 1977, in the tiny It was months before their for medicine and reading matter. hopes to get. ’The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Flynn of Colombian village of La Macarena bewildered captive was heard from, "My situation here is very dif­ appealed to us for help. She hopes assurance or proof that Richard Is It is the absence of hard informa­ By BETTY RYDER Fairfield. was shattered by the staccato crack and he Is still, apparently, being held ficult,” Starr wrote his mother. “I’m that somehow the guerrillas will read still alive and well. Surely you can do this. She wants to emphasize^that she tion that bothers Mrs. Jensen the that much for a mother.” The Rev. Douglas Miller of Fairfield officiated at the of automatic rifle fire and the deeper by the guerrillas In hopes that they losing my sense of reality.” most at this point. She asked us to Starr’s predicament parallels that double-ring ceremony. concussion of expoding hand can extract some ransom for his Having failed to make any is in no position to raise a substantial The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Harold of Ohio businessman William grenades. Richard Starr, a blond, 29- release. What the FARC doesn’t Well, the Berliners have arrived see El John (who impersonates Elvis Time is much too short and I would J. Orfitelli of Manchester. Nlehous, who was held for more than have loved to have Christian visit year-old Peace Corps botanist,, was and we have the situation well in Presley) at the Pumpernickel Pub. Patricia Diller of Pennsylvania, the bride’s sister, was realize is that while, by their stan­ three years in the jungles of The King still lives, or at least his Williamsburg, Va. and Washington, awakened by the frightening racket. dards of poverty, any American can hand (I think). maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Flynn and O.K.,GENIE, Venezuela by leftist revolutionaries. The young man staying with my memory does and El John did a super D.C., but nine days is not long Rosanne Flynn, both of Fairfield and sisters of the Guerrillas of be considered worth holding for ran­ The Nlehous ordeal ended happily: family is just great, and the young job with “ Hound Dog” and “Blue enough. Hopefully, he will return bridegroom; and Rene Salomone of New Jersey. Angela the Revolutionary som, Starr does not come from a NOW CUT OFF Shortly after his abductors contacted people in my family have kept him Suede Shoes.” when we can have more time Orfitelli of Manchester, the bride’s niece, was flower Armed Forces of wealthy family. busy since he arrived. Joining us at the Pub was Connie together. Colombia His 65-year-oid mother, Charlotte YOUl? HANt? us w i^ proof of his well-being, he and Jack Costello and their two Ger­ ' girl- His name is Christian and he is an James Flynn of Fairfield served as best man. Ushers (FARC) had at­ Jensen of Edmonds, Wash., told our was rescued by Venezuelan police estate analyst for an insurance com­ man visitors who really enjoyed the who inadvertently stumbled on his Peach Festival were Richard O’Neiil of St. ’Thomas, U S. Virgin Islands., ta c k e d La associate Jack Mitchell that she had pany in West Berlin. He is on holiday show. In fact, one of the visitors, kidnappers’ hideaway by accident. Remember Friday is the annual Joseph Murphy of Fairfield, and David Heins of Fair- Macarena and to sell her car and other possessions for 22 days and told us that the unions Elizabeth, received an initialed scarf Nlehous is now home with his family Peach Festival, sponsored by the 8th field. overpowered the to raise several thousand dollars she in Germany insist that workers have compliments of the star and black A reception was held at the bridegroom’s home, after in Toledo, recovering from his 40- and white photographs of him also. Utilities Fire Department in village’s small spent on four trips to Colombia- four to five weeks vacation per year. which the couple left for Europe. They are residing in St. month ordeal. Sounds goot to me. It is for health Had planned a nice visit to Mystic Manchester. People stand in line porice garrison. "Don’t make a move hoping in vain to gain her son’s ’Thomas. But the chances of a happy ending reasons he explained. Evidently, Seaport for Saturday, but rain post­ beginning at 6 for a super helping of or we’ll kill you!” the rebel troops — release. Starr’s Peace Corps Mrs. Flynn is a registered,nurse. Mr. Flynn is manager ifor Starr are complicated by the ■ with a little more R&R (rest and poned it until Monday and then, I peaches, short cake and gobs of some no more than adolescents — employers have now agreed to reim­ whipped cream. ’There is entertain­ of the Sapphire Beach Resort in St. ’Thomas. (’Turner relaxation) they have less couldn’t make it due to work. How I Mrs. Joseph F. Flynn shouted repeatedly in approved burse Mrs. Jensen for the costly rips. differences in the two men’s situa­ ment, friendly neighbors and a great photo) tion. Nlehous was an executive of a absenteeism in Germany. hated to miss that lobster cookout movieland bandido style. Communications from Starr, which was planned, but I’ll make up treat waiting at the end of the line. large American corporation that was Enjoyed watching Christian play But their melodramatic technique presumably being held deep in the for it later. I remember last year I was up to willing to pay an exorbitant sum to soccer with the other German am­ was no adolescent game — they had mountain jungles of Columbia, have bassadors against some of the host Thursday, some of the visiting am­ my elbows slicing peaches early in get him back safely. Mrs. Jensen is the morning before work. They get real guns. When they learned that been infrequent in the two and a half families. Sunday at Manchester bassadors are going on a bus trip to Dodge-Camphell even more anxious to help her son, loads of volunteers, many of them Starr was an American, they years he has been kept prisoner. Mrs. 2 Community College. The Germans New York City and will be senior citizens from Mayfair biusquely ordered him to get into his Jensen last heard from him on March but she is no position to pay the kind won. sightseeing in Manhattan, visiting Holly Beth Campbell of Coventry and Joseph Peter of ransom the guerrillas seem to the U.N., and taking a Circle Line Gardens which is nearby. It really is We passed up the picnic for a roast Dodge of Milford were married Aug. 18 at St. Gabriel’s want. beef dinner at home and then went to boat trip arolind Manhattan. a delicious community project. Church in Milford. As in the Niehous case, we have been asked to act as intermediaries ... iBanrlif strr Euniimj for the safe return of Richard Starr. Lipskis-Orlowski ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Manchester — A City ot Village Charm Campbell of 168 Merrow Road, Coventry. The We want to FARC to know that we bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Nell Ann Dodge of Milford Founded Oct. 1, 1881 will travel anywhere in the world to and the late Anthony Dodge. ____ WRTwoRmswR.-reccsBUA meet with them — no governments Lynne Anne Orlowski of Darien, 111, and Edmund Published by the Manchesler Publishing Co , Herald Square. Hi/lME N.e.fl. 79 Anthony Lipskis of LaGrange Park, 111., were married Manchester Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643*2711 involved — in hopes of negotiating Aug. 11 at the Church of the Assumption in Manchester. Starr’s release. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. ’The bride was given in marriage by her parents. MefT'D«f Audit Bureau of C<

e has been sought as a uttlng down vandalism at iry and keeping vehicles ag into the cemetery at

nee, which is in disrepair, oved by the town to make > new fence. )id opening wiii be held by ipt. 12, at 11 a.m., this one act to operate two buses IS for the eiderly and han- lie buses are operated un­ it now, but the contract is :pire. r Planning Expansion SSTER — An expansion of uter parking iot at Bun- being planned by the State it of Transportation and as asked the town to link th work at the nearby in- rk. rd of Directors will be in it meets Aug. 28 to General Manager Robert gn an agreement with the

e wouid reimburse the le work but officials feel I be saved if it kguld be :kontractor now working dand Industrial Park, ipproval of the Directors, nent would require ap- the Economic Develop- nission because its funds ised temporarily for the ;nt8 Irate r Changes from Page One ons a car may have less i increase the chances of I getting hit on already routes. argued their personal iig their homes were over hut that the board didn't rom the school doors. “If ig to play the two-mile s play it to the front door f’ll normally get off," said

Closing Set lewer Project ESTER — An area near Street will be closed to lause of the installation of s, Police Chief Robert Lan- nced Tuesday, said the street will be ar 40 days beginning Southbound traffic on let will be detoured along 'urnpike to North Main irthbound traffic will be ilong North Main Street to Ireet. said access for residents gency vehicles will be

ing on Costs ORD (UPI) - The in­ dustry has warned against ospitals to pass on reduc- lue Cross and Blue Shield to non-subscribers, lurance Association of it Monday told the state in on Hospitals and Health letter, “True systemwide gs cannot be realized un- itients are charged equal )r equal services.” intract negotiated between ut hospitals and Blue Shield calls for a reduc- i million in plan payments )itals over the next year. J

1 stolen from Sol Roman, hassador Drive, was Monday by the Hartford jartment. aid a battery was stolen rd club wagon used by the t Guard motor pool. The rred over the weekend and ivered Monday morning, I. There was no damage to [ the vehicle.

I DEMOCRAfsl ixp*rl«no«dTown iduoatton TMm. Page 2 - TV SPOTLIGHT perform from Nashville's Grand ■TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 3 Pageant Pat Boorie hosts this Friday 10th annual event from the Ole Opry House. Atlanta Auditorium. Guests AUGUST 24,1979 This Week’s TV Specials include "Lenny" and "Squiggy" This Week’s TV Sports of the television series "Laverne 10:10 & Shirley.” EVENING new Army and our military "Cab Calloway" ® Qoapai Raeurrectlon Two of 12KX) Today the South’s most talented spirit­ Today preparedness. 11:00 8:00 (SW rattNng Tuesday © O p iu m "The White Powder 9:00 ual groups — Voices Of The AUG UST 18,1979 AUGUST 18.1979 © T h e One And Only Phyitls Mainland and the Bill Morris 12*,30 AUGUST 21,1979 EVENING Dixey The life of the British Opera" A profile of Hong Kong, © That Great American Qotpel Singers — team up for a rousing ©ThaAtMatat stage star. Phyllis Dixey. the city that has the world’s Sound Tennessee Ernie Ford. worst heroin addiction problem Della Reese, and the Jordanaires celebration of gospel music. MOANING AFTERNOON 6:30 Britain’s First Lady of Striptease, EVENING T ie herxtp (^Country Tales "The Miracle is dramatized. and is a global export center for the drug, is presented. (Part 3 of Sunday Of Brother Humph'-ey" The IIKX) 2:30 3)(R) 6:3 0 iS) Air Pollution Alert An exami­ monastery bore, Brother © W CT Tennit Bjorn Borg vs. AUGUST 19.1979 (£ Bowling For Dollar* in k n o ts nation of the quality of air in Humphrey, becomes revered Tuesday Geoff Masters Connecticut and the controver­ after God performs a miracle. 8K)0 AUGUST 21,1979 CS Baaabal Houston Astros vs. sies and issues involved in mak­ Thursday AFTERNOON MORNING 7:00 New York Mets ing improvements is presented. ® Disco Music Awards Wolf- AUGUST 23.1979 (• open mondays man Jack hosts this special AFTERNOON 12K)0 11:00 8:3 0 4:00 EVENING bring in your vacationing 0 0 Baaaball Boston Red Sox iS) Elizabeth Swados "Girl With honoring disco performers in the CSSpsrtacsde '79 Spartacade S Soooar Mad* tn Oarmany categories of Best Female. Best 8:00 '79, a pre-Olympic trial held in vs. Minnesota Twins The Incredible Feeling" A por­ 2*30 frionda to vialt our old 11:30 trait of composer Elizabeth Swa­ Male and Best Group. I S National Gaographlc Special the Soviet Union, is the most 10:40 © Talking Walla Of Pompeii ® Q>«atatt Sport* Lagand* dos and a sampling of her work ( S ® ABC News Closeup The "Gold!'' Camera teams travel the faahlonod 5 A 10 • wo spectacular sports event of the ffl KInar'* Komar uses and abuses of the system of are presented. (R) EVENING world to show how the precious year For the first time it is an “I/Tvers Knots” made up lobbying, a "grass roots" phe­ metal is mined, transported and ^ have official manchaatar international event, with more AFTERNOON 11:15 S Rad Sox Wrap-Up EVENING nomenon involving the genera­ used, and how it aflects our daily tola traya at than 100 countries invited to into adorable adonunents tion of financial and psychologi­ 7:00 lives. (R) participate in 29 games. 12:00 and ready to go out cal pressure to influence a © Come Love The Children S3 Jack Van Impa Special *1.1 © Golf "AIAW Women's ® Soooar Nottingham Forest 6:30 congressman’s vote. is Telethon Hosts Art Linkletter on any occasion. 9:08 Tournafhent" vs. Southampton Wednesday ( S Arthur Godfrey A celebration examined. and Carol Lawrence focus on the © Candlepin Bowling of Arthur Godfrey's 50th anniver­ © Arthur Fiedler “Just Call Me hopes, dreams and survival of @ The Gantia Klllera Dutch sci­ IKK) AUGUST 22.1979 sary in broadcasting. Maestro” A biographical portrait the world's children. Guests entists refute the traditional every 1:00 d )N F L FooUm S Oakland Raid­ of the Boston Pops' conductor is include Hugh Downs. Bob Hope notion ol the "kiiler" whaie by © IW C T Tennis ers at New England Patriots 9:00 capturing and domesticating a presented. (R) and Henry Fonda. lilllc © WrsstHng EVENING @ @ Summerfest ‘Newport young (emale to determine its 1:30 /V. 14k yellow Jazz At Saratoga" Dave 9:00 7:30 nature and inteliigence. thing 1:30 © T h laW a ak In Baaaball gold earrings. Brubeck. Muddy Waters Blues © R sosrt (D Oberndorf Revisited Peter © The Little Mermaid 2:00 6:3 0 2 diamonds Band. Gerry Mulligan and Dizzy 9:10 (• © This W ssk In Bsssball Evans portrays a former Ameri­ d ) BaaabaN (Time Approximate) (3D Bowling For DoHart 8180 Gillespie are headliners for an can soldier who returns to 8:00 O Johnny Belinda This musical all-star cast of the biggest © Bull Ives' America story tells o( the dillicullies ol a 2:00 Cincinnati Reds vs. New York 8KX) Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 Oberndorf after World War II to (X) Bsssbsil Boston Red Sox vs. 4ets 13. .'latching names in )azz from a perform­ seek revenge for having been left © Johnny Belinda This musical deaf and dumb girl who is raped. (D T Iw J *U And Glanta *79 Chicago White Sox © © BaeabaB Boston Red Sox "Third And Long*' John Dockery 9 5 6 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ance taped at the Performing to die in a skiing accident in this story tells of the difficulties of a pendant. © © © Prs-Qsms Show vs. Chicaoo White Sox interviews coach and key players Arts Center in Saratoga. New special based on Irwin Shaw's deaf and dumb girl who is raped. 1 diamond HARTFORD e NEW BRITAIN e WESTFARMS © The Gentle Klllera Dutch sci­ © DssibaM Chicago White Sox © Playare Intamattonal Tennis from both teams to find out York. short story. 8120 Ameocan Express/ Master Charge/ Visa / Wc^'aeis Charge entists refute the traditional at Boston Red Sox The final round of the champion­ "what lies ahead." 11:00 10:20 notion of the "killer” whale by © Plsysr’s IntsmstlonsI Tsnnis ship tournament, featuring such 0 Super Bowl XIII Highlights ^ La Grande Parade Du Jazz © T h e Pythons Interviews with capturing and domesticating a 50% OFF ON The semifinal round of the cham­ players as Bjorn Borg. Evonne "Battle Of Champions" Dizzy Gillespie. Cab Calloway the members of "Monty Python’s young female to determine its pionship tournament, featuring Goolagong. Roscoe Tanner and 8:3 0 and Earl "Fatha" Hines perform Flying Circus" and clips from old such players as Bjorn Borg. Harold Solomon, is presented nature and intelligence. d) @ 9 Batabalt Boston Red in concerts taped at the 1977 endeavors and their upcoming PHASE I CHARTER Evonne Goolagong. Roscoe from the York University Tennis Sox vs. Minnesota Twins Newport Jazz Festival in Nice. movie are featured when the 9:10 Tanner and Harold Solomon, is Centre in Toronto ie .. w . . . ,, © The Art Of Being Human Dr. France. group reunites in Tunisia. presented from the York Univer­ 11:15 'Leo Buscaglia, highly acclaimed 3 :3 0 ® Public Affairs Special MEMBERSHIPS! sity Tennis Centre in Toronto. Ca Rad Sox Wrap-Up 11:30 speaker and popular education li] © N CAA Pra-Saaaon Special © Miss Black America Paoeant professor at USC, presents his 2:1 5 in this preview of the 1979 col­ Sunday Antonio Fargas, Marla Gibbs, enthusiastic message of "Love © © BsssbsN F^ional cover­ lege football season. Heisman Ted Lange. K^ne Holliday and your fellow human being.'' American Lady is coming to Manchester age of Chicago White Sox at trophy candidates and the top Thursday Vernee Watson are the judges in Boston Red Sox: Atlanta Braves football schools in the nation will AUGUST 19.1979 •\nolhcr luxurious .Ameruan \S oman Filncss Ccnicr AUGUST 23,1979 The normal adult takes about 16 breaths a minute when awake, six to eight when asleep the 12th annual pageant from 10:00 at Montreal Expos. be highlighted © Stronger Than The Sun One and as many as 100 under stress. the Coconut Grove in Hollywood, IN now goinji up' Noi mercU a "salon' hui a © OsssbsH Chicago White Sox ©TbaAthlataa young woman makes an extraor­ California. compkio cenUT lt» tone sou. '•Iim u*u and help at Boston Red Sox AFTERNOON dinarily bold and dangerous 4:00 EVENING attempt to stop the plutonium to keep sou that ssas I he most nmdern 2:3 0 (X)Qoff Live coverage of final Monday program forever. exfrcisf rquipmenl & laeiliiies ol ans (I) © NA8L Soccer Live cover­ round play in the Westchester 12:00 6:3 0 @ National Geographic Special ssomen’s eluh meludiny sauna, steam room, age of an NASL Soccer League Classic from Rye. New York AU Q U ST 20.1979 10:25 playoff game. © © SporttWorld Live cover­ (3D BowWig For DoHart A a PRICES "The Legacy of L.S.B. Leakey" © T h e Pythons Interviews with whirlpool, personalized instruction, group age of a 10-round heavyweight SUBJECT TO CHANGE The life of scientist Louis S.B. the members of "Monty Python’s 4:45 11:30 exercise classes and esen an indoor hanked bout between Ken Norton and PER LIQUOR COMM. Leakey, called the Darwin gf Flying Circus" and clips from old © Red Sox Wrap-Up (S Racing From Yonkara EVENING running track! Showers and lockers are Scott LeDoux from the Met Cen- human prehistory, is told in his endeavors and their upcoming ' ter in Bfoomington, Minnesota; own words through films made movie are featured when the prosided for stiur comlorl and eonscnienev. 5K)0 VEST (D Sports Specteculer Live cov­ lAAF World Series of Track and throughout his remarkable 9:00 group reunites in Tunisia. Friday career. (R) © White Bear A Russian family Double the time during Phase I erage of the Travers Stakes for Field sprints from Zurich. Swit­ attempts to introduce a captive 11:30 Bs joining noss sou can double the lime on 3-year-dd thoroughbreds from zerland. AUGUST 24,1979 ILL 1:00 white bear, Aika, into her native (S ® The Low Moan Spedacu- the Saratoga Racetrack in Sara­ .1.6. and I."! month memberships lake a 4 :3 0 I^ T h e Boat People Jack Rey­ Arctic environment. lar Members of a California toga Springs. New York. .1-monlh and add } months, a 6 • add b. d)©W lda World Of Sports nolds reports on the plight of the © Disco Music Awards Wolf- comedy troupe present a satiri­ (D©W lde World Of Sports EVENING Package Store Coverage of American Kenny thousands of Southeast Asian man Jack hosts this special cal and irreverent look at con­ and a 12 - add 12 months at no additional Live coverage of the W 6C Light Roberts' attempt to win his sec­ Manrhesler Parkadr refugees who are adrift in the honoring disco performers in the temporary American society. charge! But burn, call isxJas for an Heavyweight Championship bout ond consecutive motorcycle 6:30 sea with no place to go. categories of Best Female, Best between Matthew Saad Muham­ 408 VI. Middle Tnpke appointment or stop in We base onls championship in the Grand Prix iD Bowling For Dokart JEFFMJUUUi @ National Geographic Special Male and Best Group. /' mad (a k.a. Matthew Franklin) W ednesday .ton ol these spaial Phase I Charter of England 500 cc motorcycle AUT.MOII 649-0446 "The Legacy of L.S.B. Leakey" © Arthur Fiedler "Just Call Me and John Conteh from Atlantic 8:00 Memberships I his limited SpeeuI ssill championships: Cheyenne Fron­ The life of scientist Louis S.B. Maestro" A biographical portrait 0 DaaabaM Cincinnati Reds vs. AUGUST 22,1979 City. New Jersey. tier days Rodeo from Wyoming. Leakey, called the Darwin of of the Boston Pops' conductor is not be repealed (Substantial increases New York Mels human prehistory, is told in his BARTENDEirS presented. (R) EVENING ssiih Phase II) lelephone appointment' own words through films made EVENING 8:30 BLACK A will he honored 4X hours alter Charter VODKA MATE throughout his remarkable 10:15 7*30 4:45 IB 9 Oaaeball Boston Red Sox CALVERT GIN WHITE career. 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S9* S9* 17.99 18.99 ® 1979 Drum Corps Interna­ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT highlighted along with a special (Live from Olympic Stadium in ^ MAKES a DRINKS ^ tional Championships Respect­ interview with Franz Becken­ 10:30 Montreal. Canada.) bauer of the New York Cosmos. ed drum and bugle organizations dD Sports Extra 10:40 throughout the United States % ------7:30 0 KInar'a Komar and Canada compete in ceremo­ (SCoKsgsBowf "1979 Finals" nies from Birmingham. Alabama 11:15 Monday 9 Rad Sox Wrap-Up YAGO 4:00 9:00 OLD CROW Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts (£ © NFL Football Houston i|2) Carmen McRae In Concert At AUGUST 20,1979 PERRIER Oilers at Dallas Cowboys BOURBON SANGRIA The Palace Accompanied by "Reading goes ill with the MINERAL WATER Clark Terry and his Big Bad NOW BUYING LATE MODEL 9:30 married state." Moliere WINE Band. 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M.im : I 5:30 Caribbean would not eat (3) The New Breed A look at the LIMITED TIME OFFER MUST BE OF LEGAL ACE 11:30 BM) turtles for fear such a diet GUIM CEKTER FOR • Daily IhRnbm • Money Tree • Instant Lettery d ) Racing From Rooaeveft ( S a B a a a b a l would make them stupid. Page 4 - TV SPOTLIGHT TV SPOTUGHT - Page S Today, Aug. 18 Sunday, Aug. 19 7:30 Hildegarde Kneff, Donald Wolfit. 12:15 MORNMQ X'DWogus (1972) Charles Bronson. Jan- 11:30 3*30 X Movla "The Quiet Man" 930- 0 Graat Parformanoot 1 2 3 0 MORNING XCoMagaBowl An artist has a relationship with a X Spaoa Ohoal And DIno Boy aJMieHaee OoaoalTIma Michael Vincent. X & Blgfoot And Wild boy (i) Big Valley (1952) John Wayne. Maureen 1130 X Movie "The Moonraker" X ConMCtlcut Womsn student In the Moulin Rouge. XuMsRaaeala 8 B 8 Mast The Praas X OrMlnl Sports Lsgends (X Movie "Night Caller From (3) Jalta Heaa Gospel Time B B Movie "W ho Is Killing O'Hara. 5KI0 X X 8 8 8 N a w t (1957) George Baker, Sylvia 6:00 B Soap Factory \jj ra m u n fm v im m jr 8 CanvatwUons With B G o l Smart Outer Space" (1965) John B Connecticut Profiles B Candid Camara The Stunt Men?" (1977) Robert B Movie "Getting Away From B Q s l Smart 0Thraa8toogao X Sunday Night Extra Syms. Q ) Consumw Buyllna Saxon. Patricia Haines. It AN" (1971) Barbara Feldon. bMtgtit 1.-00 4:00 B Crockatt's Victory Gardan Forster, Fiona Lewis. A veteran 0F)ndhom XUIsOIRfiay 12:30 CD Patlamt For LMng B B 'B The Jetsone Larry Hagman. 5:30 B Jbnmy Bwaggart XNFLFbolbal BPTLCkib S ' Chlldran'a Ootpel Hour (3) Another View BHaaHaw(Cont'd) Hollywood stunt man joins a BBattlaOfThsPlanals 8 Etaetrle Company (R) 530 8 Next Stop Beyond B BUI Moyers' Journal B EHzabeth Swados movie cast to learn why three X Movla "Th e West Point 8 Pubic Affairs Special ® PTLClub BFsmayFaud 12:30 8 Oalabrala Story" (1950) Virginia ^a yo, X Th a Now Brood 12:35 SDSasama Street (R) BSupatman other stunt men. including his BThaAtMstas 6:00 6:30 AFTERNOON X Ohrlstophar Ctoaaup James C u n e y . a To Ba Announced 11:15 X Six Million Dollar Man brother, were killed during the B $100300 Name That Tuna XCBSNswa CD Villa Alegre (R) 4:30 8:00 filming. (R) 12:45 BBaMsOIThsPlanata X E M il h O t V 12:40 (X M M o n : Impossible X Bad Naws Baars X Movla "Elephant 8 Hokywood Squaraa S ) The Bredy Kids B Spartacade'79 BUatan 1030 1T30 CBS Lata Movla "The Last 12:00 13) 0*vsy And Goliath' X 6:30 Stsmpeda” (1951) Johnny Shef­ X S ) Davey And Goliath MarvQrHIln XRarculolds 8 Monty Python's Flying Circus Run" (1971) George C. Scott. X Space Academy X B Card And Company 10KX) IDO XBaslOINswaDm field, Donna Mortell. EVENING X Nda Are Paopls Too Trish Van Devere. 6:45 X Spartacade'79 4:45 BFMUvalOfFalth XNmns X Movla "Frighl"( 1972) Susan X Time For Timothy 8AooanlOnUi4ng 1130 (3) Listen XaSundmMaaa S j New Day X Pink Panther B B B BJ And Tha Baar George, Honor Blackman. XFami For Today 8ThaBoalRsople XHawaUFIve-0 1 :8 B O B Buford And The Gal­ B Red Sox W rap-Up 10:30 autaatytaa 630 IMaatkigOtMInds B Movla "God Is My Co-Pllot" BOdyasay B N n t n a p Beyond X David Sustfcind 8 Risk Of Marriage 7:00 loping Ghost X Black Naws aTNalaThaLNa X X lS N a w s BStaga&ior(S tao aD oo r Disco (1945) Dennis Morgan. Dane 8 National Geographic Special XSoap (X Hot Fudge SKX) B Chaloa Of Batvalton X Movla "The Thief Of 1:35 B Q o lf 111X) Clark, liOO 8 Pops John P a id l In Poland X RuflHouta S ) Abbott And Costello B Candlapin Bowfing X Sports Spectacular 808turSo8as Bagdad" (1940) Sabu. June X 8 ABC Newt 8:15 'X B B N a w a a Jdtabox XFiaoa The Slate 8 JornyO uast B Mlaa Black Amsrlca Pageant S } Little Rascals X B Wide World 01 Sports 0 JuHa Child And Company 1 j l VTOnOWemB a MIoMyHaraulas Duprez. A thief In old Bagdad Is 3 Consultation 12:30 X The World A t War X Soap Factory 0 F h 1 n g U n s 8Pro)actU.F.O. 1:45 IDO XTMalsThaUls drastically changed alter meet- a WorMp For Shut-Ins @ Mornlngtown X Fat Albert 19 Mayor Athanson's Forum 8*30 XSaoondCItyW ( I ) Movla "Search" (1972) 1030 X N a w s B World OpportunWaa 130 ira a genie. 2 hrs. 8 Movla "The Defector" X American Bandstand B Moon Man Space Connection (3) Movla "Logan's Run" (1976) BDIck Van D^a Hugh O'Brian, EHie Sommer. XBarrio 7:30 BOaktari X ConnacUout Bean C9 Joumay To Advanturs (1966) Montgomery Clift. Hardy 2:18 B B Fabulous Funnies B Hee Haw Honeys Michael York, Jenny Agutter. In B La Qranda Parade Du Jazz BRockConoart XBptdarman X Arthur And Company 8 Rtng Around Tha World 8 f , 8 To Ba Announcad Kruger. X N a w s B B Crockett's VIclory Garden B Such Good Frtands the 23rd century, a law enforcer B Pubic Affairs Spadal PoMOtVIaw S ) Popeye And Friends BMomInglown BThfaWaakkiE 8 Cormactfcut Nawtnnkart B Soul Train BLawranoeWelk is sent to find a mysterious place 1:35 The World Tomorrow 3 ) News 11:30 S 8 Yotaig Sampson SColagaBawl B Tha Ghost And Mrs. Muir known as "Sanctuary" to which BABCNsws 8 0 Z e o m (R ) ^ Bay City Rollars 1:00 X Movla "The World Of Susie 730 8ABCM wa HD Jamas MIchanar's World members of a certain faction ol a Movla "In Society" (1944) 230 KIdsworld W ong" (1961) William Holden, 1:67 XThsChrMlans 0ThaAdvaoalat 3 Underdog X the futuristic society attempt to Abbott and Cos.tello, Kirby X M a k s R R o a l X Movie "The Day 01 The Nancy Kwan. ( B Movla "Stop. You're KUling XWorWilp For Shut-Ins 5:30 Grant. X BanbalJTIma Approzhnata) 630 .TVDIALOGUE, escape. (R) X ChrMoiphar Ctoaaup 8:00 Trillids" (1963) Howard Keel. X Mission: Impossibis X Movla "Com e Fill The Cup" Me" (1953) Broderick Crawford. X Popeye B Mdvia "With A Song In My BThsPartrlteFami^ 8KldsAioPsoplaToo 8HarvaslTampto X CBS News Nicole Maurey. 19 Uvln|i Faith (1951) James Cagney. Gig Claire Trevor. X The Rlntatonea Heart" (1952) Susan Hayward. BOavayAndOolalh aFImFsaturs XABCNswa DOPE ON DE NIRO -- Can Julien. 9 East 41st St., New (B) WCT Tennis B Next map Beyond Young. 10:45 X @ Fangface David Wayne. Jane Froman, a X Racing From nooaawalt 2:35 aJswIahUls B S B a a a b a l 8 S 8 N B C N s w a you please tell me something York, N.Y. 10017 B New Zoo Revue B Here's To Your HeaHh B Movla "Edge Ol Darkness" 7:46 8 Country Talas X Davw And Goliath B Wrestling talented songstress, makes a a B B Saturday Night Uvs 81979 Drum Corps kitama- about Robert DeNiro's pri­ l|9 ® Alvin And The Chip­ B Hogan's Heroes heroic comeback after a near- (1943) Errol Flynn. Ann Sheridan BSacrad Heart 1130 donal ChampkMWhIps aThafaHolywood B ED Washington Week In BAndyOrlfnih vate and professional back­ munks fatal plane crash. (2 hrs., 30 min.) XOIMn'slaland 8 MoiM "Without Love" 8ThsMuppata Review 2:45 830 ground? Also can you give me EVENING 11:45 XRMHranbard (1945) Spencer Tracy. 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X Moby Dick X Agronsky And Company X Frankanaltin Jr. And Tha X IMvIa "Ghosts On Tha S beth ^ o t l . A determined press ing actor. "The Last Tycoon." X 49 Superfriends 2:15 X N a w s WHY NOT ENJOY THE ImpoaaNilaa Loose" (1943) East Side Kids, 430 agent transforms a small-town "Taxi Driver." etc. You can You can write to him at NBC- X Movie "The Terrornauls" B B B Baseball X BaasbaU XD^AndOolalh Bela Lugosi. QoK singer into an overnight sense- write him in care of Jay TV . Burbank, CA. (19671 Simon Oates, Zena X 8 laauaa And Answers S tionJR ) 2:30 19 World 0|)portunltlas XOralRobarta BSportaWortd Marshall. 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CALL NOW FOR INSTALLATION The Earth 3:00 Ballantrae" (1953) Errol Flynn, B G e l Smart that they are trapped in the M James MIchener's World 0 Soccer Made In Germany 8 The World Tomorrow ( U I Love Lucy MAKE YOUR BACK YARD A VACATION 8POTI 08aaama Strom (R) Beatrice Campbell. 4:45 blaze. (2 hrs.) B Green Acres 0 Notional Geographic Special X Movie "Things To Come " 7:28 8Rad8oxWrm>-Up 8:30 11:00 (1936) Raymond Massey, Ralph 0:15 X If You Ask Me XNswOay 1230 530 X One Day At A Time X Soul Train Richardson. X Arlam-12 X 8 T h a Ropers B B B Fred And Barney OS Domata 7:29 X Movla "The Mechanic " B W CT Tennis B Connecticut Profiles B Dally Numbers 930 FREE* XAUca X Obamdorf Revisited • Learn Federal and State Tax Law X 8 A B C Movie "Joe Kidd " SATURDAY SUNDAY (1972) Clint Eastwood. Robert • Learn Practical Applications Duvall. 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The fall 1979 series wiH 8 AskThsManagar Joining Carol on the show Sobfmo Feoh it locattd 2W ^aLrina Pools continue without Jean Stapleton. will be such old-time regulars miUt 9011 lolt«n Loll*. as Vickie Lawrence and Tim rn i^ S IlO F AT ROMI 10:20 SlIVKI, CAU COUICT g The Pythons H&R Conway, as well as many of her Where Quality Begins favorite guest performers in 7tt-7308 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE ttisnia Wnttip Sadifi Hi. 44A Coventry * Tel. 742-7306 10:30 the variety field. Iwi: l-l IM • tow BANK mANONG • tSIaiions fPMTi'i* the right to nuke X Face The State MANCHESTER (Stations reserve the right to make last- lant-minute changt'si X Sports Extra 356 Rear W. 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The epi­ a News Hal, " to be rebroadcasl Deadliest Season." a dramatic Li) New Zoo Revue 1:30 sode Coffee. Tea or Jack" of a The Partridge Family d As The World Turns Monday. Aug. 20. on CBS. special to be rebroadcast 1$ Connecllcul Woman (Mon) a Tom Larson Three’s Company " will air on iE Connecticut: Seen (Tue) d The Partridge Family The animated special recounts Wednesday. Aug. 22. on CBS. a The Flintstones OS Jake Hess Gospel Time Tuesday. Aug. 21, on ABC. dMake It Real (Wed) the adventures of two children Moriarty has become familiar lE Eighth Day (Thu) 9:30 In order get Jack to his birth­ 1:55 whose boredom at being house­ as a versatile young dramatic d Dialogue (FrI) d Fred Rlntstone And Friends a Spirit Of Independence day party. Chrissy has to break ® PTLClub bound on a rainy day is shat­ F actor with television starring d The Partridge Family up his date for the evening and jS Not For Women Only a New Zoo Revue 2:00 tered by a visit from a tall, free- roles ranging from the ambitious, d Mayberry R.F.D. get him back to the apartment 6:30 a Joker's Wild spiriled feline, who speaks in amoral German officer ol a Leave It To Beaver d a One Life To Live where Janet, the Ropers and all d Comment (Mon) verse, plus a couple of other Holocaust " to the sympathetic l!S Accent On Living (Mon) Jack's friends are waiting. d Up Front (Tue) 9:50 ■ ® Domata (Tue-FrI) things - Thing One and Thing gentleman caller in The Glass d Face The State (Wed) a News a a a The Doctors Two. a sel ol wild, wacky Seus- Menagerie." d KIdsworld (FrI) a Andy Griffith (5) Bugs Bunny And Friends 9:55 sian creations ® Battle Of The Planets a Heritage Corner 2:30 Connecticut Newsmakers 10:00 d Guiding Light -•‘i.r/fons n-sfrit' ihvnght to mjke tSlsUoas resen-f tJtt ngtit to nuke (Mon) d Fred Rlntstone And Friends i.frjdon.'i ren-neifie right to nuke d Mike Douglas U'l-itunulf i tkingi-s listmittuie etunges) Black Pefspective (Tue) d I Love Lucy J Domata Ijyinurwieihingesi a Ring Around The World d Ryan's Hope a a a Another World (Wed) ffl Romper Room a Green Acres a What About ' Vomen? (Thu) a a Card Sharks g? Consumer Survival Kit (Mon) a Adelante (FrI) a Kitty Today a Talking Walls Of PomprtI a Ed Allen a Ironside (Tue) a Petticoat Junction a Sneak Preview (Wed) Monday, Aug. 20 Tuesday, Aug. 21 6:55 a Here’s To Your Health (Thu) I4d News 10:24 a Julia Child And Company (FrI) DAYTIME SPECIAL E The Brady Bunch E Adam-12 9KW EBannyHUI 12:40 a Weather ffl Dick Van Dyke 7:00 3:00 DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 ® Jokar-tWHd E $100,000 Nwna That Tuna E ffl Thrsa's Company E CBS Lata Movla "36 Hours" 11:30 ® NawtywadOama (1965) James Garner. Rod d Monday Morning (Mon) 10:30 d Popeye And Friends (E The Cat In The Hal ffl ffl Onoa A Clatalc ffl NBC Movla "Something 11:15 d Tuesday Morning (Tue) IE Rockford Rles 2:30 a MyThiaaSofw fflThaUttlaMannald Big" (1971) Dean Marlin. Brian Taylor. d The Addama Family (d a General Hospital d Merv Griffin ffl TMklng Walt Of PompM ffl Rad Sox Wrap-Up 3' Wednesday Morning (Wed) d Edge Of Night 12:00 ffl Liars Club ® ffl PoHoe Story fflOuntmoka ffl ffl MacNal / Lahrar Raport Keith. A small-time outlaw ffl Voyage To The Bottom Of ffl "Mission Over Korea" ffl ffl ffl Tonight 11:30 1:00 d Thursday Morning (Thu) a a a Hollywood Squares The Sea fflDIck Van Dyka encounters a series ol unexpect­ ffl 0 ffl Tomorrow 3) Friday Morning (FrI) (1953) John Hodiak. John Derek. 9:00 ffl The Rifleman 6:30 fflTIc Tac Dough E Bamaby Jones a Cross-Wits (IS Lifestyles (Mon) EILovaLucy ed complications when he 3) Popeye And Friends 1:00 33M*A*S‘H ffl Captioned ABC News DAYTIME MOVIES attempts a daring robbery. (R) E ffl The Low Moan Spectacu­ 1:30 11:00 31} Family Focus (Tue) ® Bowing For Oolart 8KX) lar ® Joe Franklin d Good Morning America ffl "Trent's Last Case" (1953) ® Movie "The Cruel Sea" 11:45 E C 8 S Movla "A Death In ffl PIsdgaBrsak ® News d The Ghost And Mrs. Muir ® Melodytand Charismatic Clin­ (1953) Jack Hawkins. Donald fflfflSNBCNawt ® Movie "The Blue Lagoon " ic (Wed, Fit) Orson Welles. Michael Wildino. ® Movie Tiger Bay" (1959) 12.-00 Canaan" (1978) Stelanie 2:00 ffl O a Today ® a Laverne & Shirley (R) Sinden. Men aboard the vulnera­ fflfflOvarEaty 9:10 (1949) Jean Simmons. Donald •ffl World Opportunities (Thu) Hayley Mills. Horst Buchholz. a "The Two-Headed Spy " Powers. Paul Clemens. Resi­ 0 Get Smart ® Heckle Jeckle / Deputy ffl Straight Talk 4:00 ble Corvettes must lace the per­ 0 Adtm-12 ffl Tha Arl Of Being Human Houston. i a Beverly Hillbillies (1949) Jack Hawkins. Gla Scala. dents of a small Connecticut Dawg a a a nigh Rollers ffl "Blanche Fury" (1948) ils ol Nazi sub warfare 2 1/4 hrs ffl 0 ffl Tonight 2:18 12:00 6:55 town rise to the defense of an 9:30 a Marcus Welby, M.D. a Lilias, Yoga And You (R) Stewart Granger. Valerie (B/W) 1KX) ffl The Rifleman E Movie "Drango" (1957) Jell 7:25 d Th e Gong Show 0 N tw t 16-year-old community member E ffl Taxi 11:30 3:30 Hobson. ffl ffl NBC Movie "Love's Dark B Or. Scott On Hebrews ® "Eight O 'clock W a lk " ffl Beat Of Bums And Allan Chandler. Joanne Dru. ® a News (1953) Richard Attenborough, 7.-00 accused of m urdering his 10:00 d All In The Family (R) d)aM *A*S‘ H(R) a "Grand H otel" (1932) Greta Ride " (1978) Cliff Potts. Carrie ffl The Rifleman 2:30 7:30 Garbo. John and Lionel Cathy O'Donnell ECSSNawt mother. (R) EN sw i 12:00 d Midday Live d Space Ghost Snodgress. A young and suc­ 12:30 ECroaa-WKt ® The (Song Show ® Newt S) The RIntstones a Villa Alegre (R) Barrymore. cessful art director, blinded in a E The Brady Bunch E ffl Slaraire & Hutch ® a Family Feud d Movie "Sergeant York" EfflABCNawi EfflHappyDayt ffl Stronger "fhan Tha Sun dS Dr. Scott On Hebrew* 0 The Odd Couple ® PTLClub a a Wheel Of Fortune - gun accident, is saved from a life ffl Tha Rifleman a a Today a 4:00 EVENING (1941) Gary Cooper. Waller 4KX) ® Dating Oame ® BaaaM ffl Coma Lova Tha Children 2:42 DInahl of self-pity and depression by a Brennan fflTha Runaways ffl Captioned ABC News a Bugs Bunny And Porky Pig AFTERNOON 33 ® "The Golden Salamander" BFacUvalOlFMth Tsialhon (Cont’d) E News nightclub singer he tails In love ffl Burt hraa'Amsrtca d Fantastic Voyage with. (R) 12:40 (1950) Trevor Howard, Herbert ffl Sounding Board 8:00 ffl ® Merv Griffin 6:00 Lorn. ffl Johnny Balinda 10:25 ffl WhHe Beer "Adam's fflNawt 12:30 d Captain Kangaroo 12:00 ffl a Movie ffl ffl ffl ffl News ® CBS Late Movie ffl "David Coppertield" (1935) fflCocns Lova The CMIdran ffl The Pylhom 3:00 ffl Disco Music Awards Rib" (1949) Spencer Tracy. fflDIck Cavan ® Movla "A Bullet For Joey" (S The Archies d News Day ffl Domata d The Brady Bunch W.C. Fields, Freddie Bartholo­ Talathon (Cont'd) ffl Six Million Dollar Man ffl Movie "The Castilian" Katharine Hepburn fflComa Lova Tha CMIdran 10:30 (1955) George Raft. Edward G. aMagllla Gorilla And Peter d 12 O ’clock LIvel a Rim Feature (Mon, Tue, FrI) ffl Joker's Wild mew. fflJokar'sWM (1963) Cesar Romero. Frankie TtMhon E hiakta Yaatarday Robinson. Potamus ffl News a For You, Black Woman (Wed) ffl ffl Once Upon A Classic 1:00 0 CMco And Tha Man ffl Tha Qantla KMara IIS Ltvtm Faith Avalon A young Spanish noble­ 10:40 8:25 a Woman's Place (Thu) ffl My Three Sons ffl ffl ffl Tomorrow EVENING fflWondaraOfThaSaa a a a Mindreaders a a Sesame Street (R) ffl Gunsmoke man finds romance and adven­ E Kbiar’a Kornar 12:37 a a News 1:15 8*30 a Movie a All In The Family (R) ture when he leads his people in (i) Marv Qrtfnn E ffl ABC Movla "Mrs. R. - 6:30 a series of raids. (2 hrs.. 30 min I ® Joe Franklin S.'OO 11KX) a $20,000 Pyramid a The Partridge Family 7:30 E ffl Ostsctlva School E E 0 fflffl Nawi Death Among Friends " (1974) 4*30 d 1 Love Lucy ffl Arthur Fiedler EEfflfflNtwt E P-M. Magailna ffl KItly Today 4*30 ffl Bowling For Dolltrs 2:00 ffl M DaaabaH E MIsalon: Impoaslbla Kale Reid. Lynda Day George. (i) Little Rascals ffl ffl ffl NBC News 9:30 ffl Gel Smart @ Christ T1>e LMng Word fflfflOverE^ (T) WKRP In Cincinnati 2:15 T c iV i a TEASECS ® PTLClub ffl Adam-12 10:00 ® News ® Err>erger>cy Onel 6:55 (E Lou Grant 2:30 Wednesday, Aug. 22 ® Pettk^t Junction ffl News dNewa r ffl Masterpiece Theatre ffl The Odd Couple 5:00 (1954) Alec Guinness. Jack 7:00 ffl Pledge Break 2:44 DAYTIME MOVIES 6:55 British Insurance company (1950) Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra. 2:30 ® The RIntstones suspects two female killers, who Hawkins. 33 CBS News E News ffl Nawt A trio ol sailors teams up with a ffl The Odd Couple ffl Davey And Goliath d The Brady Bunch 10:15 are part ol a master plot. 2 hrs. taxi driver and an anthropologist 12:37 ffl The Odd Couple ffl La Grande Parade Du Jazz 3:00 12:00 7KX) fflRaalPaopIs to find a beautiful girl whose pic­ 2:35 (E ffl ABC News Strange One" (1957) E f f l BaretU ffl ffl Mister Rogers (R) ffl Six Million Dollar Man ECBSNawa ffl Supar Bowl XIII Highlights ture Is displayed in the subway. E Movie "The Very Edge" ffl ffl Dating Game 11:00 Ben Gu£7.3ra. George Peppard. ffl Joker's Wild E Tha Brady Bunch fflOplum (2 hrs.) 1:00 (1963) Richard Todd. Anne M A T P L A I^ CID (B Festival Of Faith 33 33fflfflfflNews 3:25 EfflABCNtwt Heywood. 5:15 ffl Wrestling 1:00 fflJokar'aWUd ffl 0 S Tomorrow d Mission: Impossible d Bast Of Midday ® 0 Dating Gama fflPIsdgsBraak 10:30 ffl Hsrmano Pablo fflNews ffl Dick Van D^e (5) "The Stranger’s Hand" ® Meat Tha Mayors 1:15 3:00 (1955) Trevor Howard. Alida BFattlval Of Faith ffl Dick Cavett ffl The One And Only Phyllis 4:00 ffl Joumaya To Tha Mkid 8:05 E -loe Franklin ffl Six Million Dollar Man 5:30 ffl Chico And The Man Valli. 11:00 ffl Mary Tyler Moore DIxsy u—— fflNawt ffl Evaning At Pops 4:00 ® Consumer Survival KH ffl BM Of Bums And Allen E Mlaalon: Impossible 2:00 d Qllllgan’a Island 4:00 ffl Dick Cavatt 8*30 E 0 IS ffl News ENewi ffl News 7.‘30 (3D I Was Monty's Double" ffl Carol Burnett And Friends 11:15 4:30 0 CMco And The Man (EfflfflBassball EBannyHUI 0 Oat Smart 4'30 P.M. Magazine (1959) John Mills. C ^ i l Parker. ffl Sntak Prtviaw ffl Dr. Scott On Hebrews d ® Benny Hill ® KHty Today E MarvQrlflIn ffl Dick Van Dyke 2:15 ffl Kitty Today ffl Newtywsd Gama d Adam-12 » "Blossoms In The Dust" ffl An Englishman’s Castle S T A R IKJ (1941) Greer Garson. Waiter 7:30 9:00 ® News _____ ffl ffl Ekactrlc Company (R) (ETheMuppats E P.M. Magazint ffl Lottery (Thu) ffl Newlywed Game Pidgeon. E ffl Chartls's Angsts 11:15 ® Adam-12 ffl ffl NBC Movla "B etrayal" ffl Rad Sox Wrap-Up ffl Hogan's Heroes ffl Hollywood Squares ® I1.M Baauty Show ffl News ffl ffl MacNell / Lehrar Report EVENING (1978) Rip Torn. Lesley Ann tel» ision ® Nawtywed Gama Warren. A young woman lodges 11:30 F L O ’S CAKE ffl That’s Hollywood E News 5:35 ffl Dick Van O^e fflWIM Kingdom p charge of assault against her Decorating Supplies Inc. ffl Movie (Cont’d) (Thu) t k - t r o m AND STEREO 6:00 ffl Bk) Monty psychiatrist, who allegedly lured E ffl Polica Woman ffl Tic Tac Dough ® "The Blue Lamp " EEfflfflNawt ffl ffl MacNall / Lahrar Raport her into a sexual relationship Movie (1951) Dirk Bogarde. Jimmy 419 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER phone S49-722I d Tha Brady Bunch ffl Mita Taan-Agt America during her therapy sessions (R) Personalized Cakes ® Joktr'aWlld Pageant Hanley. 8:00 ffl ffl Onca Upon A Claatic 9:05 ffl 0 ffl Tonight ^For Every Occasion 33 Bad News Bears ONE (1) DAY SERVICE f f l l ^ Van Dyke 0 MyThraeSona ffl Tic Tac Dough ffl Great Pertormanoas ffl The Rifleman d Cross-Whs ffl Gunamoka d ffl Baseball 8:00 9:20 12:00 All bakinfi & decorating ffl The Fall And RIsa Of Reginald E Movla "Brainstorm " (1965) ■7190) j v 9l/]M 3il Ni (BDlNiS i)3i.V7 3H ® The Commanders EDorothy ^ 0 ffl Little House On The 6:30 E Tha Jata And GItntt '79 Pantn Jett Hunter. Anne Francis. done on the premises M jizyoava II s,nowi5 7/3n EILovtLucy ® ffl Bght la Enough E Th e Gong Show :jemsr

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Lack of InU Perhaps it’s t Thursday, Aug. 23 to sit down and 3 3 MacNaN / Lahrar Report (1950) Tyrone Power. Orson 3 Dick Van Dyke 12:37 tournaments. DAYTIME MOVIES 3 ) Bowling For DoHara SIThaQangSiiow Welles. A 13th-century English 0 Bast Of Bums And A«an ® ® Barstta ------"B NBC tM w i l a i s i s f 3DlekVanDyka Saxon travels Oriental caravan The Women's Sit ( 3 (ID Over Eaey 11:10 1KM 12:00 3 Tic Tac Dough routes seeking trade secrets (2 3 An EngHahman’t Castle 8 3 8 Tomorrow four players, and ® "China Girl" (1943) Gene 3 Adam-12 hrs., 30 min.) 8KX) 0 P M g e B r a M ( 11:30 1:30 opening matcbe Tierney. George Montgomery. 6:S5 ®TheWaltona ® N a ' ® M*A*8*H (£ Joe FranUki default. 1:00 ® 3 Laverne a Shirtey 9:0 8 ® 3 Starsky A Hutch The Men’s Mast (V‘ "Loser Take All" (1956) 7:00 f f i Movie "Desperate Moment" 3 The Gentle KMtra ® Racing From Yonkers 2.-00 Rossano Brazzi. Glynis Johns. (SCB SN ew a (1953) Dirk Bogarde. Mai Zeller- 3 3 3 T o n l g h t CBOel Smart just half that numi ling. An uprooted person In war- 9:1 0 ® The Brady Bunch 0 Johnny Belinda 3 T h e Rifleman 2:30 the fold, two pla: 4:00 0 3 A B C N e w a lorn Berlin is tricked into making (5 "Commando" (1964) Slew- 0 C^tloned ABC News Singles Division fa 3 ) 3 Dating Game a confession for a murder of 9:3 0 3 The Odd Couple art Granger. Dorian Gray. which ho Is innocent. 2 hrs. ® 3 Carter Country 1 2 :3 entrants, which 3 "The Magnilicenl Amber- J)- -Faetival ralO Of Faith tF " 3 Soul Train ® The Gong Show 2:31 number considerii sons" (1942) Joseph Collen. (B/W) 10:00 3 News 3 3 Protect U.F.O. ® Movte "The Ship Thai Died ® Movie ’The Shanghai quality players in t Anne Baxter. Directed by Orson ® News Of Shame" (1956) Richard 3DlckCavatt 3 National Geographic Special ® 3 2 0 /2 0 Story” (1954) Ruth Roman. of the better perfo Welles. Attenborough. George Baker Edmond 0 ’Bri«. 3 Chico And The Man 3 Has Haw Honeys ® New York Report 3 America Attar Vietnam 3 Jack Van Imps Special US Dr. Scott On Hebrews ding champion St 3 3 3 Mrs. Cokimbo EVENING 3 Masterpiece Theatre 3 T h e Riflemen 2:4 8 among those who | 7:30 ® News 10K)S 12:05 petition. ® P.M. Magazine 8:30 3 Maatarplaca Theatre 6:00 (S Movie "Fanny" (1961) Mau­ ® ® Angle ® C B S Late Movie "Rainiree 3:00 Answers are n a ) ® ® a N o v r t 3 Sbt M Mon O olar Man rice Chevalier. Leslie Caron. A 3 Spedal Edition 10:30 County" (1958) Montgomery questions. (1) The Brady Bunch pregnant young Frenchwoman is ® Latin New York Clift. Elizabeth Taylor (SJoker’aWlld abandoned by her sailor 9:00 Was the tou 3 @ Once Upon A Classic ® Bamaby Jones 12:30 boyfriend. 2 1/2 hrs. 11:00 properly? 3 My Throe Sons ® 3 Barney Millar ® ® 3 3 ® News C£) Movie "Run. Angel. Run " ® Family Feud 3 Qunsmoka ® Mlealon: Impossible (1969) William Smith. Valerie 4:30 Should the toun ® Newlywed Game 3 3 9 Quincy 3 Movie "The Black Rose" ® Benny Hill Starrelt a Kitty Today town residents n 6:30 3 Sha Na Na (D I Love Lucy Only those 18 and c Was there suffic Is the Rec tnten Friday, Aug. 24 quality tennis toui Vacation " (1939) Peter Lorre. ® The Brady Bunch ® 3 World Cup Track Artd DAYTIME MOVIES Field Championships Virginia Field. Ace and Am ® ® ABC News 3 ( 3 Rockford Files ® Soap ® 3 Dating Game Pat Mistretta, d 12:00 J- -Festival ■ alOIF Of Faith 3 That Great American Gospel 11:35 3 "Tall Man Riding' (1955) 3 PopI Goes The Country Sound 0 Captioned ABC News at Manchester Cc Randolph Scott. Dorothy @ Masterpiece Theatre 3 News thoroughly enjoyei Malone. 1 2 :3 3 Dick Cavett 10:00 ® Movie "The Bride Came the Pittsfield, Mi 1:00 3 Chico And The Man ® Nows C O D ." (1941) Belle Davis. on the weekend. P: ® “ Conspiracy Of Hearts" g j Here’s To Your Health 3 Eddie Capra Mysteries James Cagney. 11 men from the 11960) Lilli Palmer. Sylvia Syms 7:30 3 Upstairs, Downstairs ® Movie ’’A Matter 01 ® Pledge Break 167-yard ninth holi 4:00 ® P.M. Magazine Innocence" (1968) Hayley Mills. ® "I See A Dark Stranger" ® A d am -12 10:10 Trevor Howard. Merrill Whiston, C (1947) Deborah Kerr. Trevor ® ShaNaN a ® Gospel Resurrection (5® Dr. Scott On Hebrews Archie Arcbamba ® Newlywed Game Howard. 10:40 12:35 hole-in-one, the fi 3 "Dinner At Eight" (1933) 3 Porter Wagoner ® Petticoat Junction John and Lionet Barrymore. Jean 3 Hollywood Squares ® KIner’s Komer threesport college Harlow. 3 @ MacNell / Lehrer Report 11:00 1 : 3 former Manchesi EVENING 3 Match Game ® ® ® 3 ® N e w s 3 3 3 Midnight Special member, noiy res 3 Dick Van Dyke ® Mission: Impossible 1:30 forwarded the 6:00 ® Tic Tac Dough ® Benny Hill (i)M o vle "The Healers " (1974) m ® 3 3 News ------

Brock at NEW YORI 14th player ! plateau, Monc Week. The 39-year season, react against Denni his first two t j , 1 ___ ♦. EVSNING HERALD. Tues.. August 21, 1979 - PAGE NINE Rice and Lynn Waging Tight Battle To Run Away with Hitting Titles i • BOSTON (UPI) - They league with Rice right behind last year by leading the circuit in now I have the power. If I knew' homers and RBIs, and becoming what it was. I’d bottle it, sell it are as devastating a one-two with 33. Lynn’s 104 RBIs are se­ cond to Don Baylor’s 108. Rice is the first AL player in 41 years to and Bo home and teach.” punch as the American third with 100. hit for more than 400 total bases. Lynn also is a good bet to win League has produced in a If they can keep up their On the last Boston homestand, a his third Gold Glove for defensive halfrcentury — hitters who awesome hitting in these three 13-game set, the two hit a com­ excellence. He has made several can beat you with the long Triple Crown categories, they bined .440, had a slugging percen­ diving catches reminiscent of his ball, the base hit or even could be the first in the American tage of .990, hit 15 homers and rookie year. And Rice, whose drove in 31 runs. fielding has been a question mark with the great catch. League to place 1-2 in each area since Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth What has prompted the sizzling to some, also is coming into his Fred Lynn and Jim Rice .are for the 1927 New York Yankees. streak is the emergence of Lynn own as an outfielder. waging a personal battle this “Right now, we’re as hot a as a power hitter. ’The center- “I feel I’m a better center season which has the Boston Red twosome as you can find,” says fielder has always hit for average fielder now because I know the Sox tandem threatening to run Lynn, who hits third in the batting ” and has been productive driving in hitters better,” Lynn says. “And away with nearly every American order just before Rice. “It’s pret­ runs. But prior to this year, his Jim has come a long way in the League hitting category. ty tough on a pitcher to face us season high was 22 homers. outfield. I really don’t have to The Boston bookends have back to back.” Lynn worked hard in the off­ worry about left field any more.” played together for seven years, When they first arrived for good season on a Nautilus weight Boston Manager Don Zimmer going back to their minor league in Boston in 1975, the two rookies program, primarily to keep him thinks Lynn’s home run total is days, but neither has any explana­ helped the Red Sox to the pennant. strong in the second half of the the biggest offensive surprise of tion for the ongoing tear. Lynn walked away with the post­ season. ’The result is that for the the year for the team. “I don’t "We do nothing but root for season awards, but was pressed first time in his career, he is hit­ think I’ve seen anything like what each other for the simple reason all season long by his teammate ting the bali with authority in they’ve been doing together,” he that the better we do; the better until Rice broke his hand iate in August. says. the team does,” says Rice. “And the season. “August has always been my “We have never been in com­ that’s what we’re all here for, Lynn’s next three years were worst month. But now, I feel as petition, even though it might look isn’t it?” plagued by injuries, a contract strong as I’ve ever felt,” Lynn that way to people and might have Lynn was ieading the American dilute and late-season fades. says. “My only thought this year looked that way for some time,” League in hitting with a .344 Rice emerged as one of the was to stay strong in August. I’m Rice says. “’The only thing that average going into Monday runs between us is mutual Fred Lynn Jim Hire league’s most feared hitters and hitting the ball harder than in night’s game. Rice second at .335. took the American League MVP 1975. I’ve kept up the average and respect.” Lynn has 36 homers to lead the

Herald Two Niekro Brothers t standings) Angle National League East Earl Yost In Race to ^Cluh 20^ W L Pet. GB Pittsburgh 72 51 .585 — Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - A real Montreal 68 51 .571 2 tight race has developed Chicago 67 54 .554 4 between Joe and Phil Niekro to St. Louis 64 58 .525 m see who will become the first Philadelphia 64 60 .516 Lack of intere$t Noted 20-game winner in the National New York 50 70 .417 :20>A Perhaps it’s time for the Manchester Recreation Department League and they’re pulling for to sit down and assess its sponsorship of the annual adult tennis each other almost harder than West tournaments. they are for themselves. W L Pet. GB The Women’s Singles attracted but Joe, pitching for a pennant con­ Houston 71 54 .568 — vanced instead of being saddled with four players, and one of the two tender, notched his 17th victory in 24 Cincinnati 69 57 .548 2V4 a second loss in the double elimina­ opening matches resulted in a decisions Monday night when he Los Angeles 57 67 .460 13% tion play ... Katie Molumphy of Blast 'i dkault. tossed a two-hitter and pitched the San Francisco 57 68 .456 14 Hartford lost in the finals of the 14- The Men’s Masters Division lured Houston Astros to an 8-1 victory over San Diego 53 73 .421 18% year-old group to top-seed Robin just half that number of players into the New York Mets. Atlanta 48 77 .384 23 Boss of Warwick, R.I., in the NELTA the fold, two players. Men’s Open While Joe was in the process of Junior Sectional Tennis Cham­ Singles Division fared better with 17 snapping the Astros’ four-game pionships last week at Yale. entrants, which is still a small losing streak, Phil was leading the MotUmphy was the third seed ... ’The Monday's Results number considering the number of Atlanta Braves to a 5-2 victory over Chicago 2, Los Angeles 1 fourth annual Roger Poe Golf itnghat quality players In the area. A number the Philadelphia Phillies for his 16th Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 2 Roman. Scholarship Tournament, sponsored of the tetter performers, like defen­ triumph in 32 decisions. Phil went Montreal 5, Cincinnati 2 by the University of Hartford, wilt be ding champion Steve Hadge, were eight innings and allowed only four Houston 8, New York 1 played Sept. 19 at Blackledge in among those who passed up the com­ hits. St. Louis 6, San Diego 3 Hebron. Poe, now d ecease, was a petition. Joe admitted he was watching the Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 5 standout golfer while at Manchester Answers are needed to several scoreboard closely during the game High and UHartford ... Larry Lisciot- Today’s Games questions. to see how his brother was making ti, who learned the game in Los Angeles (Sutton 10-12) at Was the tourney promoted out. Manchester, won $10,000 and third Chicago (Caudill 0-4) properly? “Yeah, 1 was busy watching the place in the Professional Pool Atlanta (Matula 6-8) at Should the tourney be open to alt scoreboard,’’ said the younger Players Association’s fourth annual Philadelphia (Lerch 7-11), N town residents regardless of age? Niekro. “I was concentrating on the world championship gast weekend. San Francisco (Knepper 8-8) at Only Uiose 18 and over were eligible. Mets but I was also keeping an eye on ’The S2-year-old former Manchester Pittsburgh (Kison 8-6), N Was there sufficient publicity ? how Phil was doing.” Montreal (Palmer 5-2) at Cincin­ Is the Rec Interested in promoting Little League baseball player held “We’re very close brothers and we Phil Niekro the world title in 1977. He was ousted nati (Seaver 11-5), N quality tennis tournaments? love each other dearly," said Joe, Houston (LaCorte 1-1) at New by 1979 winner Mike Sigel of who improved his record to 17-7 Maryland in the New York staged York (Falcone 4-9), N Ace and Another Ace while taking one more step toward Expos 5, Reds 2 homer in two days and Bruce Sutter competition. San Diego (Shirley 5-12) at St. the Cy Young Award. “I was concen­ Larry Parrish hit a pair of homers notched his major-league leading Louis (B. Forsch 6-10), N Pat Mistretta, director of athletics, trating on the Mets but I was also and Tony Perez added a solo shot in 32nd saves in helping the Cubs to at Manchester Community College, Who Wat at Fault? ' keeping an eye on how Phil was helping the Expos defeat the Reds. their sixth straight victory. thoroughly enjoyed his golfing trip to Catcher Gary Allenson of the Red doing. 1 always know when he’s Eardinals 6, Padres 3 the Pittsfield, Mass., Country Club Pirates 6, Giants 5 American League Sox pulled a rock when he held the pitching and I’m always keeping Ken Oterkfell had three hits, drove on the weekend. Playing in a group of Pinch-runner Alberto Lois scored ball too long in a rundown play track of him.” in two runs and scored twice to lead East 11 men from the area, he aced the on a passed ball by Mike Sadek with against Chicago last Sunday at ‘"rhe guy was great,” said Mets the Cardinals to victory and extend W L Pet. GB 167-yard ninUi hole using a five iron. two out in the eighth inning to give Boston and the runner eventually Manager Joe Torre of Niekro. “I Uie Padres’ losing streak to seven Baltimore 80 42 .656 - Merrill Whlston, Charlie Boggini and Pittsburgh its victory in a game scored what proved to be the winning could tell right from the start he’d be games. Boston 75 47 .615 5 Archie Archambault witnessed the delayed three hours and .42 minutes run in a 3-2 decision. tough tonight.” Cubs 2, Dodgers 1 Milwaukee 74 51 .592 7% hole-ln-one, the first by the former by rain. But, was Allenson fully at fault? ‘"This team simply wants to stay in Barry Foote cracked his second New York 67 55 .549 13 Uire^port college star. Ray Dotchin, Wasn’t the ball hit by Jorge Orta to first place,” said Niekro, whose Detroit 65 59 .524 16 former Manchester Country Club Astros stretched their first-place Cleveland 61 63 .492 20 member, noqr residing in Pittsfield, Carl Yastrzemski playable at first base for a sure out and in plenty of lead in the NL West to 2t4 games. Twins’ Landreaux Toronto 39 85 .315 42 forwarded the information that time for a throw home to cut down “We’ve never won a pennant and West Mistretta missed a hole-in-on at the Ralph Garr who was on third heading everybody wants it badly. I know we W L Pet. GB same course a year ago when his ball home? If Yaz tagged first it would have a lot of players who have never California 70 55 .560 - rolled a half-inch short on the 17th. Likes Hot Weather been involved in a close race but Minnesota 65 58 .528 4 Archambault came within six Inches have been the second out of the in­ there’s a positive side to that — Kansas City 64 60 .516 5% of the ninth last week and picked up a ning. they’ve never learned how to choke.” BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Ken Landreaux of the Texas 61 64 .488 9 bird, but his twosome lost the hole on Garr retraced his steps when he In beating the Mets, Joe allowed Chicago 55 69 .444 14% Mistretta’s ace ... Speaking of aces, saw the throw go home and was able Minnesota Twins likes it hot. only a second-inning single to Joel Seattle 52 73 .416 18 Mac LaFrancis notched an ace on the to scramble back to third base safe­ Landreaux, who drove in six runs in the Twins’ 10-5 victory Youngblood and a fourth-inning 39 86 .312 31 148-yard fifth hole at the Manchester ly- over the Boston Red Sox Monday night, said this is the time of Oakland Where was third baseman Butch single to John Steams in pitching his Country Club last Friday night using year he likes best. Monday's Results Hobson on the play? He, too, was out ninth complete game. Baltimore 3, Texas 0 a seven iron. His wife was the only questions on why he let starter Mike of position and left third base un­ “All I can say is that every year Milwaukee 5, Chicago 3 witness ... President’s Cup Tourna­ Torrez pitch to Landreaux in the protected. Shortstop Rick Burleson, right about this time I really get Minnesota 10, Boston 5 ment will highlight play this weekend sixth inning. ’The first two Minnesota who pulled a rock when picked off going. I’m a warm weather player. New York 17, Kansas City 4 at the Manchester Country Club. hitters that inning singled sharply to first base in the first inning, also did Attendance Up When it gets warmer I get stronger,” California 6, Cleveland 5 center, and the only out of the inning not cover third on the eighth inning said Landreaux. Detroit 7, Oakland 3 NEW YORK (UPI) ^ At was a fairly well-hit fly to center Note$ off the Cuff play- ’"rhis is' what you have to do Seattle 7, Toronto 4 ’The defeat was a costly one for the earliest date in league against Boston,” he said. “You have fielder Fred Lynn. Because of the use of an Ineligible Today's Games Boston in its chase to catch history, each of the 14 to get as many runs as you can and “If I bring in (Tom) Burgmeier to player, Tierney’s win over the Postal Chicago (Proly 1-5 and ’Trout 7-6) Baltimore. try to get their morale down, because pitch to Landreaux and he gives up a Workers was nuffllfied last week in American clubs has at Milwaukee (Sorensen 13-12 and the Town Class B Softball Tourna­ Garr scored when the Sox infield they have such great hitters you can two-run double. I’ve got a problem passed the 1 million mark Mitchell 2-7), N could not execute an inning-ending never be sure you’ve won until it’s there. It’s like the man said, you ment. As a result, Tierney’s was in road attendance, it was Texas (Comer 12-8) at Baltimore eliminated and the Postmen ad­ double play. over.” can’t win. It’s always easier to announced Monday by ’Twins Manager Gene Mauch was manage when you’re way ahead,” (D. Martinez 14-9), N league President Lee especially pleased with the perfor­ said Zimmer. Boston (Tudor 0-0) at Minnesota (Koosman 15-10), N MacPhail. mance of right-hander Roger Zimmer said he had no explanation about the ineffectiveness of Torrez New Yo»k (John 16-6) at Kansas “The Toronto Blue Jays Erickson, who won his first game in Brock and Lynn Honored eight decisions. against the Twins lately. He beat the City (Splittorff 12-12), N at California over the Cleveland (Paxton 7-7) at Califor­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Lou Brock, who last week became the Erickson was a last-minute ’I^ins 12-6 on June 9 hut has been weekend and the nia (Frost 12-7), N 14th player in major-league history to reach the 3,000-hit replacement for left-hander Geoff roughed up since then. Minnesota ’Twins earlier Zahn, who missed a turn in the rota­ Landreaux doubled in a run in the Detroit (Underwood 6-4) at plateau, Monday was named the National League’s Player of the in the week at Boston tion because of a blistered forefinger first inning, drilled a three-run Oakland (Kingman 3-4), N Week. Toronto (Huffman 5-13) at Seattle passed the million mark in on his pitching homer in the sixth and added a two- The 39-year-old St. Louis left fielder, who is playing his final run triple in the ninth. It was only the (Hinton 1-3), N road attendance, all of our hand suffered in his season, reached the milestone at home Monday night Aug. 13 last start. ’Twins’ second victory in 10 games clubs having ac­ against Dennis Lamp of the Chicago Cubs. Brock stroked singles “It would have with the Red Sox this season. complished this on the Erickson, 1-7, retired the first 11 his first two times to the plate, triggering a thunderous ovation been nice if earliest date in the Erickson could batters before yielding a double to and delaying the game for a brief ceremony. league’s history,” said have finished the Lynn in the fourth. Lynn spoiled the f 8port» Slate) NEW YORK (UPI) — Fred Lynn, who has propelled himself shutout with a single in the sixth and MacPhail. American game hut he gave it into contention for the Triple Crown, was named Monday as the everything he had,” said Mauch. “ He Jim Rice followed with another RBI League attendance Radio, TV Tonight unanimous winner of the American League’s Player of the Week skinned his elbow when he dove after single. .reached 17,652,580 through 8 - Mets vs. Astros, Ch.9 Award for the week ending Aug. 19. a popped up bunt in the sixth inning Erickson, who had a 6.37 ERA Sunday’s games, a 5.8 per­ and he also spiked his. leg. All those entering the game, needed relief help 8 • Red Sox vs. Twins, WTIC, The Boston center fielder, who leads the league in five batting cent increase over iast things just wore him down.” from Mike Marshall in the ninth Ch.22,38 categories and is among the leaders in seven others, hit .522 (12- 8 130 - Yanks vs. Royals, WINF, year’s pace. In the quiet Boston dressing room. when the Red Sox scored three runs. for-23) last week to raise his season average to .344. Manager Don Zimmer was fielding . Ch.ll EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN p a g e t e n - EVENING HERALD. Tnq.. Angist 21, H7» Shutouts Mark Play Patriots in Position To Gain AFC Laurels FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - is allowing the quarterbacks to call receivers Stanley Morgan and Harold The New England Patriots, their own plays. It should stem some Jackson. . criticism that the offense was too All-Pro guard John Hannah is the In Softball Tourney with a new coach and a host of predictable. top lineman but is unhappy because veteran talent, again loom as The Vets, too, had on Uieir hitting “I like the idea,” says quarterback the Patriots traded All-Pro Leon Bob BaUok and Mike Kiley paced one of the favorites to capture Steve Grogan, coming off knee sur­ Gray to Houston. Hannah and Gray Two shutouts, one one-run by nipping Zmbrowski’s AU-Stars, 7- Acadia with two hits each. shoes, blasting 22 in routing the BA’s. decision amd two slugfests 6. Barry Steams, Ed Satkiewics and the rugged AFC East cham­ gery and backed up by Tom Owen were holdouts together two years ago Five runs in the second inning and Matt Cavanaugh. “I think it will and Gray and the Patriots still were Meanwhile, at Robertson Park, Uie sparked Postal’s success as Tom Steve Demur each enjoyed three-hit pionship and make a run at the marked play in the Manchester give me more of a chance to have at odds over his contract when he MCC Vets trounced the British- Martin, Tim Charlebois, Len Caruso, showings and John Kearney, Bob Super Bow. Recreation Department’s some Input into what we’re doing. was dealt away on Aug. 15. Joining American Club, 19-1 and Wilson Elec­ Bob Cotilombe, J.R. Chavalier and Durand, Henry Dekkers, Brad But the Pats must overcome a Class B Slow Pitch Softball It’s going to be a great challenge, but Hannah will be guard Sam Admas, tric stt^ped North Bind Fire, 10-4. Drew Qievalier each hit safely twice Cooper, Jim Silver and Bob Klatka fatal postseason hex which seems to Tournament competition last I feel I’m ready for it.” center Bill Lenakitis and tackles • The ^ e e n s were paced by Tim and Bill Schick added an inside-the- each slammed two hits for the Vets. enshroud them every time they flirt Erhardt, however, is not promising Shelby Jordan and New England night. O’Neil with three hits and Rick Goss Craig Carpenter and Dan Fagan hit with a championship. park homer. a slew of reverses or flea-flickers. reportedly is seeking to trade for an Fitzgerald Field was the site of the and Eld Savidge added two each in Best for the Stars wiUi two hits safely twice each as the club was In 1976, they were eliminated by ^>2 He knows the running game won the experienced lineman to replace whitewashings and the one-run ver­ sending the M ^ e ts down to defeat. ousted from further play in the dou­ Oakland in the playoffs with the help each were Carl Bujaucius, Jeff title for New England last year. Gray. dict. Hartford Road Dairy Queen Jerry Cosgrove, Bruce Thieling ble elimination event. of some questionable officiating in Schmidt, Roy Ostberg and Jim Rwk. “We were 11-5 last year so we’re Ond efense, the Patriots will use stopped Highland Park Market and Pete Devanney each stroked two Scoring in all but one inning, The Queens and ’Thrifty all remain the waning minutes. Last year, the not going to change a whole lot. But four lineman in many running behind the seven-hit pitching of Ray hits for the Marketmen. Wilson had too many guns for the unbeaten in three starts with one team bounced out by Houston in the Thrifty got off to a one run lead in we will have a littlemore offensive situations this year, a departure Camposeo, 4-0. He was accorded Firemen. more defeat and Wilson, Acadia, the playoffs while former coach Giuck the first inning which proved enough movement. We have to get everyone from the past. Julius Adams, perfect support by his teammates Pacing a solid 17-hit offensive were Vets and HP Market will be Fairbanks was busy recruiting for to win in Uie pitcher’s duel. ready to win in the playoffs. That’s who missed virtually all of last year, afield. Russ Wilson with three hits and Paul eliminated. tbe University of (Colorado. Scott Hanson singled and came our goal,”he said. is back to lead the line. He’ll be Thrifty Package managed only two Lorenzen who homered. Jeff Dallas, Tonight’s schedule lists Uie Vets “We’ve always had so many things And to win in the playoffs is helped out by unsung hero Richard hits but posted a 2-0 decision over around to score on i^ield outs while Kevin Walsh and Steve Wilson each and Wilson at 6 at Robertson with the go wrong. We’ve had strikes, player in Uie fourth, a second run tallied on something the Patriots never have Bishop, Tony McGee, Mel Lunsford Acadia R ^taurant. Ron Nivison was were in the two-hit circle. winner facing the Markets at 7:30. walkouts and the thing last year done. But they feel they’re ready to and Ray Hamilotn. the losing hurler although touched John Madden’s walk, Tim John Burger and Len Farrand Fitzgerald Field action has Postal (Fairbanks). I just hope was can play Bycholski’s single and Butch reach the Super Bowl. Nelson heads the linebacking cor­ for two singles. Winning pitcher paced the Firemen with three hits meeting Acadia at 6 and ’Thrifty and football. That’s what were here for,’’ Craig Ogden scattered six bingles. Kinney’s sacrifice fly ball. Madden the Queens booked at 7:30. . “We’ll have to play better defense ps, which includes veterans STeve each and John Rivers and Russ says tight end Russ Francis. if we want to go that far,” Erhardt Postal Employees remained alive accounte for the first RBI. Zabel, Rod Shoate and Sam Hunt. 2 Benevites each stroked two blows. ’The Patriots have the horses but says. “And we’re going to have to Rookie Bob Golic of Notre Dame is Little Body English whether they can repeat as AFC East kick the ball better than we have. seen as a substitute. champs and rifake a run at the title is And we’d like to develop more of a All-Pro comer back Mike Haynes Sally Little knows this was a good putt as she watched ball Candlelight Softball League Champions going to take more than plain talent. drop into cup for birdie en route to championship in Barth big-play offense. But we’re capable keys the secondary, which includes Higueras Tops f ) Zipser Club entry copped the 1979 “We’ve got a lot of talent on this of it.” safeties Tim Fox and Doug Beaudoin Front row, A1 Noske, John Wiggin, Ernie Classic yesterday. (UPI photo) team,” sayd linebacker Steve The offense will again center and comerback Ray Clayborn. First- Batting Candlelight Slow Pitch Softball League Noske, Rich Gustafson, Roger Talbot, Craig Nelson. “But we need the guys who championship. Squad members, top row (1. to Pepin. Missing were Dennis Wirtella, Rich around the durable Grogan (51 round draft choice Rick Sanford may National l.«ague have the hearts and guts to play. It’s straight starts), a much-malign^ not start but will play in passing Warner and Russ Bilodeau. (Rec Department In Sub-Par Field G AB H Pet. r.) Steve Longo, Jack Maloney, Dale Ostrout, time we did more than just make the passer but exceptional runner who is situations. Maturing Little Hernandez, St. L 122 469 160 .341 Jim Grimes, Mike Mistretta, ‘Tom Happeny. Photo) playoofs.” starting his fifth season. The kicking game, a glaring BROOKUNE, Mass. (UPI) - ‘‘I’m the top seed because the Templeton, St. L 116 500 165 .330 New coach Ron Erhardt is making “In our opinion, Steve is a fine weakness last year, will be bolstered everyone feel a little less pressured good players aren’t here.” Winfield, SD 125 470 151 .321 passer,” Erhardt says. “I compare by the return of John Smith, one of Knight, Cin 116 425 136 .320 this season. ’The change is noticeable him right now to a young Terry Jose Higueras, a 26-year-old Is Willie Mays Feuding With the Giants? the NFL’s most accurate kickers. Homer, Atl 90 360 115 .319 at training camp where Erbardt con­ Bradshaw. A lot of guys were down Smith missed all but two games last LPGA Winner W. Spaniard, wasn’t being merest. He points in the ninth game of the second centrates on mental skills as much as Garvey, LA 124 510 161 .316 on Bradshaw when he was at a year with a torn muscle. was only saying what many in the set to pull to 4-5. in homers, but also la RBIs and is hitting near .300. He has hit PLYMOUTH, Ind. (UPI) - Just staying close paid off to the Griffey, Cin 95 380 120 .316 home mns off such uncanny pitchers as Bert Blyleven, Steve physical drills. ’The punting chores apparently will sparse crowd at Longwood Cricket Tired and frustrated by what he similar stage in his career.” tune of $15,000 for Sally Little. Matthews, Atl 125 510 159 .312 Rogers, Bart Hooton and Gaylord Perry. I think yon owe Mr. “Everything is a lot looser this Sam Cunninham. Andv Johnson. be left up to rookie Eddie Hare, the CTub were thinking: The U.S. Pro considered several bad calls, Kingman an apology. — David Deets, Milledgeville, III. year,” says Nelson, the defensive The figure represented top prize Rose, Phil 125 474 147 .310 Horace Ivory and Don Calhoun are first punter ever to be drafted by the Tennis Championships ain’t what Higueras threw his racquet into the Parrish, Mtl 112 392 U1 .309 How do you apologize to a guy who won’t talk to or even captain. “You’re not afraid to make money for winning the $100,000 JUST ASK acknowledge anyone who faintly resembles a media person? the runners. New England backs ran Patriots. He replaces veteran Mike Germain and Cynthia Hill they used to be. next court and was assessed a penal­ Anirriran l.ea|cue a mistake. You just try to get ready up a record 3,165 yards last year. LPGA Barth Classic at the Plymouth Higueras, ranked No. 9 in the ty point by umpire Richard Besides. I still stand by my allegation that his hitting feats, in Patrick, who was cut midway deadlocked for fifth at 212. G AB H Pet. Murray Olderman a completely favorable hitter’s park, are symptomatic of the for the game.” Grogan has excellent targets to Country Club course Monday. She world, is one of the few names in the Wertheim. through training camp. shot a 54-hole total of208,8-under par. Hill, 31, Colorado Springs, was Lynn, Bos 116 429 149 .347 dilution of baseball’s talents. He would be a strikeout patsy in One change instituted by Erhardt throw to in Francis and wide playing in her first tournament as a 64-man field familiar to most tennis He calmed down enough to break Rice. Bos 121 482 162 .336 any other era. Little beat defending champion Pat fans. Despite the lucrative purse, Kohiberg’s serve in the next game to Bradley by one stroke after Bradley professional after a successful Brett. KC 121 506 169 .334 By M im y OMcnnu career as an amateur. She made $3,- only 10 Americans are even entered close out the match. But he was still Downing, G 113 394 130 .330 q. What do yon think of tbe San Francisco Giants trading rallied to pull even with five holes Bill Madlock, a proven .390 hitter, for Ed Whitson, a pitcher Calderone and Zima f 19th Hole~ 1 950 in her initial play-for-pay outing. in the $175,000 tourney, once con­ steaming about the refereeing when Lezeano, Mil 109 378 124 .328 remaining in the rain-delayed com­ sidered among the most prestigious he talked to reporters later. nobody ever heart of? — Jim Dickey, Cincinnati Little’s triumph marked the first Valentine Bochte, Sea 114 C2 138 .327 The tip o fh I Uiink Uie Giants traded Madlock’s big six-figure salary petition. time in nine years as a professional in the nation. “I don’t understand why the um­ Kemp, Det 111 414 133 .321 (maybe a quarter of a million a year) and his “motor mouth" A&N Golf Winners ------“I thought 1 needed a 69 or 70 today Willie Mays was not only all wrong in lambasting the she has won twice in the same Why? In a word, clay. pires and linesmen here can’t be Oliver, Tex 105 384 122 .318 (which antagonized management) for a young (24) hurler of to win. but it is so difficult to say The U.S. Pro, which is played on wrong be sometimes. 1 think they San Francisco Giants at his Hall of Fame induction for some future promise. Which sUll makes it a lousy deal for the Ninety members took part in the 15th annual Army & Navy what you need when pressure is season. She won at Bent Tree in Net King Cooper, Mil 118 463 145 .313 not providing his old uniform (they already had given RETIRED SWINGERS - Blind 12 clay, comes immediately before next don’t know the rules. Maybe they’re Giants, who also got couple of nondescript minor league pitch­ Club Golf Tournament last Sunday at the Tallwood Country Club. involved. '- said Little. "I was just Sarasota, Fla. in February. This was Lndreau Min 120 447 140 .313 his uniform to Cooperstown). but he was a-Mays-ingly ers and gave up reliever Dave Roberts as well. But the addi­ Holes — Net, Morline 39, Frank 40, her fourth career LPGA title. week’s U.S. Open, one of the world’s here for a hobby or something, but Home Runs crass in his demands to the team when it wanted to tion of Mad Dog hbdlock, who went on a hitting binge, might Winners, announced by Chairman Tom Conran, were: McNamara 45, Shorts 45, Manning 45, trying to hang in there and not be too Second best a year ago in the Men’s Big Four tournaments, which is now this is our work, our life," he said. stage a day in his honor this summer First Willie On the 17th tee, Little was stung on Town Singles Division Tennis Tour­ National League — Kingman, Chi mean a pennant for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Low gross (handicap) — Gino Calderone 71, Walt Weir 81, Leo Rohan 45, Tuttle 46, J. Skinner 46, agressive, but 1 wanted to get under played on a much faster cement- “I’ve been watching the matches demanded all the gate receipts for that day. When that the neck by a bee just as she finished nament, elongated Phil Valentine, and Schmidt, Phil 39; Winfield, SD Connorton 46, Flydal 47, Mloganoski (par) as much as I could." b a ^ surface. here and I don’t think the linesmen was turned down, he asked for a simple $10,000 annual­ Kowalski 84, Jim Woodcock 84; Net (handicap) Stan Zima-58, She has finished in the top 10 in her driving. However, she finished the above, won the 1979 crown last night 27; Homer, Atl and Lopes, LA 25. ly for the next 10 years. Result: no Willie Mays Day. q. What was Joan Marichal’s lifetime record against the 47, Peloski 47. hole with a par then 2-putted from 20 And most of the world’s top players are good at all. "They want to be right And who cares? Mets? When b Juan eligible lor the baseball Hall of Fame and Gerald Ouellette 60, Don Ponticelli 62, Tru Schlehofer 63, Walt last 11 tournaments. with a straight set win over new­ American League — Lynn, Bos 36; what are hb chances of making it? — Rod Alexander, Sharps- feet on the 18th to win the cham­ are either taking the week off to all the time." Rice. Bos 33; Singleton, Balt 31; Weir 63; Low gross — Calloway — Doug Shorts 86, Don Smith 93, Minnechaug “To be in a position to win. you comer Bruce Burkhardt. practice on cement courts or are In other matches, seventh-seeded vUle, Pa. have to be in the top 10.1 feel like I'm pionship. The former Manchester High and Thomas, Mil 30; Baylor, Cal 28. The high-kicking righthander had a 26-8 record against the Karl Baer 93. Bradley is winless this year but entered in the Westefn Open in Cin­ Tomaz Smid of Czechoslovakia had q. Have been taable to find the answer to my qaestloo in Mets aniToverall won 243 games in his 16-year career. Since LADIES — 18 Holes — Gross, A — m aturing, coming of age as a University of Connecticut player had Runs Balled In the Baseball Record Book. Caa yoo tell me when was the last Longest drive on seventh hole — Jack Stiebitz. still is the No. 3 tour money winner. cinnati, where the courts are also little trouble with Ramesh Krishnan National League — Kingman, On he last pitched briefly wiUi Uie Los Angeles Dodgers in 1975, Bauer 87, B Davis, 45, C — Bennet golfer.” said Little. 7-6, 6-1 margins in play at Charter similar to those in Queens, N.Y. of India 6-2, 6-3; No. 10 Hans triple steal made in each leagae? I realize now with the rabbit he b eli^ble for the Hall of Fame in 1980. 1 don’t think he’ll Closest to pin on 14th hole — Jack Rival. Marlene Floyd shot a final-round 69 She earned $10,000 and raised her 93; Winfield. SD 91; Schmidt, Phil b w , players get paid for the nnmber of home rnns and not for 112; Net, A - Boylan 93-22-71, B Oak Park. Gub officials are hoping to shift Gildemeister of Chile ousted Emilio make the pantheon of g re ^ his first year of eligibility, but ’Trophies were awarded to all first-place finishers in each to finish third with a 210 total while season winnings total to more than Defending champion Steve Hadge 90; Hernandez, St.L84; Gark)SF82. wbutag games. — Ray W. Phelps. Santa Maria, Calif. ’Tryon 10()-30-70, C — Morrone 115-40- the tournament next year to July, to Montano of Mexico 6-3, 6-3; and No. you can count on him being in there soon. category. Amy Alcott was fourth at 211. Dot $117,000. American League — Baylor, Cal 75; Fewest putts — McGaw 31. did not compete. avoid the embarrassing boycott and 15 Ross Case of Australia beat Heinz 109; Lynn, Bos 105; Rice, Bos 101; q. When the White Sox sent shorbtop Harry Chappas down regain the U.S. Pro’s lost prestige. Gildemeister, Hans' brother, 6-1, 7-5. Singleton, Balt 94; Kemp, Det 90. to the minors, I was wondering about the reason for thb? And Meanwhile, the 7,000-seat stadium Tallwood Social Pavilion Tallwood Also, Balazs Taroezy of Hungary Slolen Bases if he wUI be bach in the majors next season? I am 14 years old and would really appreciate an answer. — Janet Jensen, Callaway Flight — Gross — Nick at the Longwood Cricket Gob was defeated John Marks of Australia 6-4, National League — Moreno, Pitt Dixon, HI. Pahoulis-B. Brochu 74. Net — Art St. less than half full Monday n i^ t as 7-5, and John Lloyd of Great Britain, 56; North, SF 50; Lopes, LA 36; Singleton Responds Higueras, a clay court specialist, defeated Jeff Borowiak, Berkeley, The little (5-foot-J) infielder was sent down to Iowa City Produced By Men’s Club Louis-D. Jette 144, Frank Wojtyna-B. Taveras, NY 35; Scott, St.L 33. because Don Kessinger, then the White Sox manager and part- ousted virtually unknown Andy CaUf., 7-6, 6-4. I Krowka 148, Terry Means-Rudy 148, American League — LeFlore, Det time shortstop, didn’t think he was ready for full-Ume play. Dedication of a new social pavilion ft was the expressed hope of the Kohlberg of Larchmont, N.Y., 6-2, 6- Also, Ivan Molina of Colombia Jim ’Tymon-S. DiBattisto 148, A/ 62; Wilson, KC 52; Cmz, Sea 33; But Chappas was brought back to the varsity. He was pro­ took place recently by the Tallwood Men’s Club that the pavilion would 4. There were only 1,800 fans at the defeated Cary Stansbury of Roslyn, Tbe New York Mets back in 1963 pulled off the last triple moted when Tony LaRussa, h b skipper in Iowa, was brought Hopper-M. Hopper 151. Bumbry, Balt. Bonds. Gev and Wills, Men’s Club and their guests. The give as much pleasure t those using it afternoon matches. N.Y. 64), 6-4 and B.J. Armitraj of In­ steal that anyone in tbe Elias Sports Bureau can remember. up at the same time to succeed Kessinger. Ironically, LaRussa Longest Drive Guest — Steve For Mike Flanagan Tex 28. Philadelphia's AthleUcs. back in 1930, had two triple steals wasn’t using Chappas fuIl-Ume either. pavilion, a structure 80 feet long and as to hose who had a part in the Kohlberg, a promising 20-year-old, dia beat Mike Grant, also of Roslyn, DiBattisto; Longest Drive Member Pilehing Vielories against tbe Geveland Indians. But records simply aren't kept 40 feet wide, was built during t e building of it. — Paul Saari; Closest to the Pin pennant and get a chance to swing Bill Travers, 11-5, managed to fight off five match N.Y., 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. of that feat. On your final allegation. I don’t think people like A plaque commemorating the BALTIMORE (UPI) - Ken National League — Niekro, Hou 17- winter months by members of the Member — Jdff Clarke 6’ 4” ; Kickers the bat in the World Series," he said. Mariners 7, Blue Jays 4 George Steinbrenner would agree. Parting shot; event was donated by management Singleton has a request for 7; Niekro, Atl 16-16; Reuschel, Chi Men’s Club with financial support 73-72-71-74. Baltimore’s win, coupled with Willie Horton’s three-run homer and will be suitably hung on the Baltimore Orioles' Manager 14-7; LaCoss, Cin 13-5; Espinosa, q. Why do yoa feel that Joe Loots Is the all-time greatest The ability of San Francisco 49er O.J. Simpson to and enthusiastic cooperation of the Sweeps — Gross, Ken Comerford Boston's loss in Minnesota, moved capped a five-run fifth, Horton’s 22nd Moriarty Nine Blanked building. / Phil 13-9. come back as a ball-carrying star in his last year of pro Tallwood management, Mike and Earl Weaver: he would love to the Orioles into a five-game lead in homer gave the victory to Mike heavyweight champion? I believe that the 1946-67 Moham­ 73, Net - Henry Steullet 78-10-68, Bill Good pitching continued for hits in outdueling Bill Chapulis. The American League — Flanagan, mad All woold have tom tools to shreds. What are yoor opln- football becomes more ^iffy” every day because he s Kamey Ovian. Mustard 77-8-69, Tony Steullet 74-4- see Mike Flanagan as a short the AL East. Parrott, 11-8. still having trouble with his surgically scarred knee. Junior Golf Champ Moriarty’s in the Greater Hartford latter was eached for seven. An Balt 17-7; Eckersley. Bos and John, loos on this? — Raady Hensley, Santa C m , Calif. The pavilion was the dream of the 70, Don Wennik 79-9-70, Kickers 76-71- relief pitcher instead of a Elsewhere, Milwaukee beat Tigers 7, A's 3 NY 16-6; Koosman, Minn 15-10; I just think Louis had Uie fast hands and knockout power to Some pro people think O.J. never did buckle down seri­ Men’s Cub past president, George PINE MOUNTAIN, 6 a. (UPI) - ’Twilight League playoffs last night error, two singles, sandwiched ously enough to a rehabilitation program for the hinge. 77 starter. Chicago, 5-3, Minnesota downed Jason Thompson lined a tie­ D.Martinez, Balt 14-9. penetrate All’s gambling tactics as a boxer. Ali kept his hands Bednarz. Bednarz was chairman of Seattle’s Rick Fehr birdied two of. Boston, 10-5, New York drilled Kan­ but Volkswagen got a better showing around an infield out, gave Langan a down and depended on his lightning reflexes. That’s not min­ And never got himself into taut shape. breaking, three-run double in the Earned Run Average the building committee for the the last three holes Sunday to set a It seems Singleton saves his best sas City, 17-4, Seattle defeated eighth and Dan Perry, 5-3, allowed on the mound and the result was a 3-0 1-0 lead in the second inning. With imizing Ali’s ability. He was super, too. But if guys like Henry National League — Rogers, Mtl Cooper could knock him down, I feel Louis could have put him project; the technical know-how and tournament record in his two-shot Reds Get Mejias nights for Flanagan. And Monday Toronto, 7-4, Detroit rapped Oakland, only five hits in seven innings. win. two outs in the sixth, Langan struck night was no exception as Singleton 2.71; Andujar, Hou 2.84; LaCoss, Cin away. It’s only a subjective opinion. Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box supervision were contributed by Dan victory in the PGA National Junior CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincin­ 7-3, and California ed g ^ Cleveland, Angels 6 , Indians 5 Tonight the two clubs will go again again for two runs to ice the verdict drove in all the Oriole runs and 2.86; Hume. Cin 2.89; Hooton, LA 6346, Incline Village. Nev. 69450. Because of the volume of McDonough. Many dedicated Golf Championship at Callaway nati Reds Monday night announced 6-5. Rookie Tom Donohue drilled a tie­ at St. Thomas in the best of five- on a walk, two hits and an error. mall, there will be no individual responses. Flanagan fired a three-hitter as 2.91. q. I think what yoa said about the Chicago Cubs’ Dave King- members of the Men’s Club provided Gardens. In the girls’ division. Penny they have purchased the contract of Brewers 5, W hite Sox 3 breaking homer off Sid Monge, 7-8, in game finals. Dave Bidwell, who Chapulis reached his mound foe for man Is absurd. He not only b among the major league leaders (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Baltimore beat the Texas Rangers. 3- American League — Kem, Tex the bone, muscle and labor, at times Hammel, 17, of Decatur, 111., came outfielder Sam Mejias, 27, a right- Dick Davis had two singles and a the eighth to ease the Angels over the posted a perfect 7-0 regular season a double and Ray Sullivan singled, 0. 1.49; Marshall, Minn 2.59; Guidry, under miserable weather conditions, from behind to defeat 54-hole leader handed hitter, from their In­ double to knock in two runs, lifting Indians. record, will pitch for the locals. the only damage MB bats did to Singleton put the Orioles on top 2-0 Game time is 5:30. Aksamit. NY 2,64; Eckersley, Bos 2.75; John, to make the dream become a reality. Jenney Lidback of Baton Rouge, La. dianapolis farm team in the in the first inning with his 31st homer Bill Aksamit allowed the MB’s two NY 2.91. After the usual ribbon-cutting Hammell shot a final round 76 for 72- American Association. — a two-run shot. Of Singleton’s Vernon Tennis Sirikeouls ceremony, a formal launching of the hole total of 306. ____ home run total. 14 have come with Basketball j National League — Richard, Hou new pavilion was held with the Flanagan on the mound Tourneys Slated 222; Niekro, Atl 150; Carlton, Phil J traditional champa^e across the "If Mike was a short reliever. " EASTERN Spencer^s Homers 147; Blyleven, Pitt 134; Perry, SD bow — to signify friendship, fellow Jai Alai Entries said Singleton, "he'd probably get 60 Each side placed three players in 132. ship and good sportsmanship which ■ TUESDAY— ~ Vernon’s annual tennis tour­ mVk or 70 appearances and I 'd be chasing twin scoring figures last night at American League — Ryan, Cal 177; EAST will be a vital part of the new struc­ l.llzcaleeMt 2. Pvante4iendo I Babe Ruth right now. naments are scheduled Sept. 8, 9, 15 Guidry, NY 147; Flanagan, Balt 146; FIST; 3.Enaa-2aqui 4. Easebie-tavier Charter Oak but Irish Agency wound Power Yank Win ture. 1. Zecai4art)nn 2. IterecM-lafl 6. Titaica-EceflarTO and 16 at the Rockville High courts. S.lauvaa-Sersa And Flanagan ap­ up on top against Sportsman Cafe, ^ Jenkins, Tex 135; Eckersley. Bos 120. 3.Geno4iftrarl iFaBte-tarierl 7.0eawa(Wisi $.Zabala-iln|aia(a preciated On the first two days the mixed KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Jim Spencer may only be a part- Saves 5. teOriceei-taya iUiMM $k$ Orbea IPierrt 43. Dennis Cole (18), Carl Hohenthal T.hss-Irtedw LPetelanda Singleton's con­ doubles and the men’s doubles will be time player in theNew York Yankees’ scheme but he sure isn’t National League — Sutter, Chi 32; NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS BUFFALO BILLS TIKTH: 2 (11) and Dave Tyson (10) set the S^ B»4vca th a Hard to tell how much backlash of Fairbanks brouhaha will Young, coming team under stewardship of Chuck Knox. It's Jal Alai Results l.lascaraa cern. held and on the last two days, men’s Irish scoring pace with Jeff Gott producing like one. Tekulve, Pitt 23; Garber, Atl 20; SEOMf; IPierre 4.Urvaa(i singles, women’s singles, and eighth. affect this talented squad. Certainly contributed to playoff not realistic to put them in Miami-New England class, but 1. FMte-Wriar I LCeas-laaiei 6. lai^ “I know Ken is (13), Mike I^stretta (10) and Rich Bair, Cin, Sambito, Hou and Lavelle, 4. Zeesi-laada S.2djka women’s doubles will be played. Spencer, a two-time Gold Glove Bobby Murcer added a three-run debacle aHer winning division title. Reins have been hand­ Bills have ability to score points. Main shoring-up has to be SEVUmt: XlUiicpelartercn Meawa $.Sersa making sure they Haydus (10) best in defeat. SF 15, ed o w to Ron Ehrhardt, with personnel specialist Bucko 4 Artaae 10.60 • 6.40 120 5. Mriteei-Arteche 6. Me-I» SabsZabda A registration fee of $2 will be winner as a first baseman for the homer for the Yankees, who done on defense, which was particularly porous against Lbitv-Javierl take good care of ■The Cougars stopped Phelta-Thi, American League — Marshall, Kllroy running front office. On paper, young, stlll-develop- run. Yet they were competitive in most games in '78 and FIST: ' 1 Cvea 410 210 T.U-Ish OEVEMT: Chicago White Sox in the early 1970’s collected their most runs in a game 410 Sibs bneOelbna 2. Aica-lrieaiie I m e ." sa id charged for each individual when Minn 25; Kern, Tex 20; Monge, Gev ing Patriots should be winners again — If they've got their can render some surprises In '79. But give them another 5 ^ Mer I ».40 lOiO 6.40 I GirMiieiii 1. Egebie Orptap 66-57, as Kevin Shannon and Pete draws starting assignments as New since 1974. Chris Chambliss and 4 Is iMM iI40 10.00 IMiela 14 $30.40 vm. lZabaia4vaiiendl 4. ErmMrre Flanagan. "If I get hurt, he might not registering at the Recreation Depart­ 16; Stanhou.se, Balt and Clear, Cal 13. heads together. year. 1.6cM4artinfi IMelanet 6. latcaran-iavier Murphy tallied 18 and 10 points York’s designated hitter only when a Graig Nettles joined Spencer with ) Ms Miv I 4.20 Mfecta 4-1 $$3.70 i leia Eteninti hit another hit this season." ment during the weeks of Aug. 2'7 and Meitli 4-S S64.00 Trifecta 4-14 $575.40 3. tt»itcd4ja$a 4. Faata-lan 7.Uaka-Zaqii O.lnate-MM respectively. right-hander is on the mound to face three hits apiece for New York with OFFENSE OFFENSE iU-Mna LRMsM Singleton also drove in the Orioles' Sept. 3. These tournaments are open Mfecta M $162.30 □Qfm: ilene6»4«iiv»l Sab$ lrta»4c!iea Kim Bushey (15), Scott Waters the Yankees. Nettles also knocking in two runs. Gilliam Injured No greater threat behind center than Steve Grogan at tak­ They'll start with essentially same unit unless Jerry Butter, TrMccta S-4 3 Sl.402.20 $ Mante nreai^ 7.40 7.60 4.00 7.Zepa4area TVEim; third run in the third inning as Mark to Vernon residents only. (15) and Bill Wilson (14) were best on ing off and runnlng-wlth ball; hb passing has been upgrad­ excellent rookie, ousts Franklin Lewis (coming oil best SEMI 7 latcaran Pierre 1140 4.00 Site MriCM-tafier I 1. Orbea l-Seroa 2.ErHelrieadol That was the case Monday night Luis Tiant allowed five hits in five 2 Eisebio leenet 160 Ifati’faraaeBi ' 4. lasciraii-Uniuiata Belanger walked and scored from offense for the losers. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Former ed, too. Behind him, Tom Owen, Matt Cavanaugh clamor year) or Bob Chandler at wide receiver. Reuben Gant at 2Bsbrtnn 13.00 6.40 6.00 when Rich Gale took the mound for innings to up his record to 10-6 lor action. So quarterbacking Is line. So Is receiving, with 1 ktu Mtv I 6i0 4.60 (taniela 74 $100.60 6. le a e n -ls h l first on Singleton's double to deep Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback Joe tight end another line receiver. Got the guy to get ball to $. Irtaae-Pierrs Standings - Formats Inn 6-0, Buf­ the Kansas City Royals. Spencer Harold Jackson, Stanley Morgan catching long: Russ Fran­ 7 Me Msr I 4.40 Perfecta $-7 $29$10 IZabata-JiTier center. Only a spectacular leap by Fall Practice Gilliam was seriously wounded Mon­ ’em, too. In Joe Ferguson, steady Held general for six TrHecta $-7-2 $110130 FOimt $ks Maacc4ceairre falo W ater Tavern 5-1, Pagan! enjoyed his best night of Jhe season cis alt-world at tight end. And can’t complain about running m ds 1-2 $29.20 lirteebe Rangers center fielder Mickey day after he was shot twice in the years. Running has progressed, with Terry Miller, now Mtec4a M S99J0 IK T lk l.Miew Caterers 5-1, It Irish 2-4, Cougars 2-4, with three hits— a Openings Noted with Sam Cunningham, Andy Johnson to start, Horace Ivo­ soph, cracking 1,000-yard barrier and Curtis Brown at full­ Trifseta 21-7 $31120 2Ei$eMeGnwR« 12.40 6.00 160 lU Rivers kept the ball from going over Dates at MHS head at a city intersection, police ry potential game-buster. In front of them Is one of best back voted team MVP, Up Iron!, guards Joe DeLamlelleure 3 ietcvai Ze«ri 10.60 ilO iCirea ir . Sportsman 2-4, Mota’s 1-5, Phelta 1-5. double and two vm. 7.Mie6c tliTierl the fence. said. lines In NFL, especially on left side with all-pros John (all-pro), Reggie McKenzie continue to sparkle. Joe Devlin sn m $ ZaOaU Pierre 310 Practice for Manchester High Northern Standings - ^Iler s 6-0, homers — five RBI 4 ( $ J 1640 7J0 7.60 m d t 2-3 $3010 SabtZetai While he was getting his usual In Midget Grid Gilliam, 28, who recently played Hannah. Leon Gray. John Smith comes back to claim accu­ has become equal lorce at tackle. Much-traveled Tom 2 Faats Ihna 6.60 610 WniTED Fm athletic squads will be held as Indians 5-1, Red Shirts 3-3, Fuss 3-3, and four runs rate place-kicking chorps. Rating: A 6 U Cvsa S.60 Perfecta 2-3 $9160 MMritau-tanet offensive help from Singleton, for the Baltimore Eagles, a semi-pro Dempsey will probably handle place-kicking. Rating: B + Trifecta 2-34 $60$.10 l.Fastt4arca follows next week, Dick Cobb, direc­ Raunchy 2-4, Cheney 1-5. scored in New m d t 24 $49.60 3.Zefd4hna iPtte-bvierl Flanagan was having a fair night of Registrations are still being held football team, was taken to the shock DEFENSE DEFENSE Mfecta 4*2 $165.60 TDITH: S.fieae-leeaet ifcaeOeArtedie tor of athletics, announced. York’s 17-4 rout of TrHecta 4-2-6 $$49.00 6 Seru 20.20 1160 310 ibaoMsoa his own. SOUTHERN this week for youngsters interested trauma unit of the University of still committed to 3-4; original exponent of this "Oklaho­ Planning sulfered tremendous blow when Tom Cousineau, 4 lirier $.40 310 7 Ke-lM$a TO BUY Cross country (boys) Tuesday at 6 ; the Royals. Foant The shutout was his fifth of the Engineering stopped NRPS last in playing in the Manchester Midget Maryland Hospital. ma" formation. Disrupted last year by Injury to Julius first man picked In draft, opted for Canada. He was going 3U 11.40 S.60 310 5 Mneii 5.40 Cross country (girls) Monday at 6 ; Spencer now has «Ueta44$$$10 season, tying him for the American night, 44-35, as Mike Lappen tossed in Football League. Adams, who returns at end. That leaves Richard Bishop to plug Inside llnebacking spot as Bills switch defense to 1 le*icM i 510 160 LkwitfiAikiiM Field hockey - Monday at 8:30 a.m.; 15 homers and 38 RBI in just 225 at Foyt in Comeback free to return to nose guard, sharing time with Raymond 7 tea 511 Perfecta 6-4 $24110 llkwJMe t.C»Ecniin League lead with California's Nolan 14 points. Jeff Knight and Joe Baz- Signups may be made tonight three-man front. Now club will line up with Dee Hardison, Trifecta 64-5 $1157.00 Soccer Monday at 5:30; Girls’ swim­ bats thismis season.Mawnopencerianoviuippy Spehcer is not happy through Thursday night from 6:15 to Hamilton. Steve Nelson Is kingpin ol linebackers. Steve Mike Kadlsh at ends, rookie Fred Smerlas at nose tackle, m d t 1-3 $33 .00 C U tN Ryan. He also struck out seven en OEVDmi: lUlMl llSTmlllL ming Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Bennet zano tallied 13 and 12 points for the SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) - Zabel Is steady as rock. Rod Shoate finally won job last with Ben Williams striving lor latter rote also. Linebacking Perfeda 3-1 $9110 I.laHt’llial tlMatlwiU with his limited action this year — 0 .1^ “. o iarter Oak Park TrifMta 3-1-7 $515.60 3 Enu Canateal $.40 610 210 MICMi'IUMlie route to becoming the AL's first 17- Junior High; Volleyball Monday at 9 losers. Veteran racing driver A.J. Foyt year Inside. Draft turned up Bob Gollc. Newcomer who’ll line on outside with addition ol Islah Robertson from Rams, 7 Ztaaica Eccaare 11.00 710 game winner. just as he wasn’t happy with his ® Morep1a y L are needed between also help In defensive secondary Is No. 1 pick Rick FFm 4.20 USED CARS a.m. Albatross stopped Six Pack, 39-30, sparse p ajnng time last year when J ^ jg ^ relied on his memory Sunday to stage development ol Luclous Sanlord. Rookie Jim Haslett big 3 €m Javier I 21.60 1.40 3.$0 6 Zabda Javier When it was suggested the Cy a remarkable comeback and win bis Sanford, who’ll probably see duty at safety. Special hope Inside with Cousineau gone. Secondary was best In SIteTtedIten 12.40 5.00 3-7 $3510 SEVEHTIt on the strentgh of Ken Carriere’s 29 he went to the plate only 150 times, u . ,4 before Nov 1 Perfecta 3-7 $127.50 Young Award would probably go to Cardenal Cut second stock car championship race strength at corners with speed burners Mike Haynes. Ray­ NFL against pass, led by Mario Clark. But teams ran 2 le ImOi 140 l.biaaOal > lAsisI points. Paul Stankiewicz hooped 11 mond Clayborn. Also off ln)ury list Is punter Mike Patrick. against Bills. Rusty Jackson hangs on as lair punter. (kMa 3-5 $39.46 Trificta 3-74 U6$U0 Urtaaa I.Garaaeai Flanagan, New York's John or in two days, the Illinois State Far iZM a NEW YORK (UPI) - The New points for the Pack. s*iL^Pd'’{'he'New Yo^k A p p S must be accompaniedp Rating; B-l- Mfecta » $169.20 vmsvk 5.Dv«ce CARTER Jackson started the N ^ York Rating: C Boston’s Dennis Eckersley, he 1 Olka I MiCalOOO 210 14.60 llipss lOrbeal York Mets Monday night placed Alen Crowe Memorial 100. Trifecta 3-5-2 $63110 2 Mwee Piern 160 100 replied, “I’m not really thinking assault with a certificate. There is a $3 per player Foyt, who won the Fair 200 in PREDICTION P,REDICTION m t Skf HeaeOi veteran Jose Cardenal on the 21-day MetsGet Burris 4EMbiibN 16 N 4.00 140 3 Azea Eceaarre 3.00 EKMm a t ^ t the Cy Young. I guess if we win disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 18. m C registration or $5 for a family Milwaukee, Wis., Saturday, sprinted There’s |ust loo much talent — no matter what turbulence Bills In second year of Knox regime will go only as tar as 2 Me 2e«B 5.40 160 IkMeta 1-2 $42.40 IMaaceieeaet lEasebitAsal NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Gale, 9-10 Spencer belted a ttae^™^^ |bere are also openings for surrounds the club — not to allocate playoff berth to Patrl- defense lets th m . It’s awfully untested going Into season. Perfecta 1-2 $11120 XOikaAPicm 4.Ef*a4araaiea |TJ29 Main SI.. MinchMl«r| of an edge, but really, personal goals while attempting to make a diving laps to recapture the lead ffom Don ^ AKeatact 1255 7. Zabita4ccMrre Ibca^cbaa right-hander Ray Burris on waivers tyPattm’s first pitched then add^ may also register .at Charter Oak ond In AFC East. East. Mfecta 4-2 UlSO M 266.279 TEL. 846-6484 are for people on last place teams. catch on Aug. 17 in a game against White and win the championship dirt (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Trifecta 4-2-7 $336.10 Sabs Uaka-Javier from the New York Yankees. a two-run shot off Pattin in the ® (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) “All I want to do is help us win the Cincinnati. track race. EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21,1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN - i P A r.F . TWE1.VE - EVENING HERALD, Tues., August 21, 1979 •f********'*.*********>**'**********»*****».*i''*****^’‘*****’"************’’ Museum Given ■ k . 4 n;.. .. k- ★ — ’ •*Jri' ■•■ »■ ■ ■■ .iiip a ;.yjgg 1 7 ' S 5 ^ F S | < s \ • ^Flying Banana\ X*?' - a lp * i. ■-■'i, WINDSOR LOCKS (tn’I) - The last of America’s * * *M I original “flying bananas’’ has flown its final trip — Call 643-2711 ★ A - perhaps not on its own power, but at least by air. * ic The 20-year-old white and orange YCH-IA helictoper ^ if. If if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if N- N- N- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ was m ov^ Monday from Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee, Mass., to Bradley Air Museum, dangling by TOWN OF MANCHESTER cable from a giant Sikorsky S-64F Skycrane, another INDEX 13 13 M p W m M 13 H tip Wanted H$lp Wanted Help Wanted copter resembling a giant olive-green praying mantis. NOTICIt Help Wunlod 1LOM tntf Found LEGAL NOTICE The older copter was hauled almost all in one piece; 2 — Pofionoli the only things missing were the blades. It hung graceful­ ■-■-Ml 3 Announcomontg ’Ibe Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing WAITRESS WANTED- Apply NURSES AIDES - Part or full ALARM INSTALLER and service repair man. CaU 646- ly from its younger counterpart in the trip across the 4 _ Enitrtammonl on Monday, September 10, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing in person to: La Strada West time. 7 a.m. to 12 noon, 3 p.m. 5 - Auction! Restaurant, 471 Hartford to 11 p.m., or 11 p.m. to 7 4390 for details. JN northern Connecticut countryside. Room, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, • FINANCIAL COOKS b K ITC H EN Road, Manchester. a.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ . NURSING SUPERVISOR The two-hour maneuver took about 30 minutes in the 8 Bonds-Stockt-Mortgogo! Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petition: HELPERS- Available nut Street. PART-’nME HELP - Mor­ air, carried out by the state Army National Guard’s six- 9 — Partonoi Lotng INLAND WETLAND REGULA'nONS AMENDMENT (1-6) weekends and evenings. nings and nights. Must be Private home health'i care in - ingufOncO PRODUCTION WORKERS - month-old heavy lift 208th Transportation Co. It was an Experienced preferred. First shift, 7 - 3:30 PM. dependable. Will train, ^ p ly agency seeking full time EMPLOYMENT To amend Section 4.3.01(d) regarding the fee for applications Drivers License. Mature in­ in person: Center Giant Pizza nursing supervisor with easy way for the Windsor Locks museum to get its newest and to amend Section 8.3 regarding t e requirements for adver­ Several jobs available. Apply >3 Halp Wantad dividuals. Apply in person: in person between 9 - 3 Shop, 660 Center Street, BSN and at least 2 years acquisition home. 14 — BuS'oat! OppoMunitiaa tising public bearings. Manchester. 15 - Situation Wantad Garden Grove Caterers, weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., OPENINGS community health Museum Director Philip C. O’Keefe called the YCH-IA Keeney Street, Manchester. EDUCATION At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written 49 Regent Street, Manchester. experience. Challenging “the granddaddy of an entire line of civilian and military communications received. A copy of thh petition has been filed E.O.E. MFH. AVAILABLE ADDRESSERS WANTED 18 Privala Ingtructipni IMMEDIATELY! Work at opportunity in the fastest helicopters.” 19 — Scnoott'Cit!!#! in the ’Town Qerk’s office and may be Inspected during office MAN TO WORK IN GLASS AT 20 msi'uctiont Wantad SHOP - Full or part time. home — no experience growing area of nursing The popular helicopter nicknamed the “flying banana" hours. JOURNEYMEN OR care. Salary negotiable. Apply in person to J.A. White APPRENTICES. PIONEER necessary — excellent pay. was of a type similar to Army Chinook copters. The first REAL ESTATE 23 Huma« W Saia PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. Experienced in commercial Write American Service, 8350 Send resume to: prototype was built in 1958, the second generation a year 24 - Lois-Land <01 Sata Leo Kwasb, Secretary and residential wiring. PARACHUTE Park Lane, Suite 127, 25 — invastmani PropaMy FULL & PART TIME for ARE AS FOLLOWS: Dallas,TX 75231. later. T^e museum’s model was the last original to fly. 26 _ Buiinaai PiopaMy 0 . 4 ______Benefits. CaU 646-5422. ExacutivB Director O’Keefe said he believed the copter was used by NASA 27 nasoft Proparly Snack Bar and Golf Course, 28 - Paai Esiata Wantad ^ p ly at: Tallwood Country CADWELL & JONES INC. • Siwlng Machine RESPIRATORY 1-1 t K. for tests at Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford, Mass., THERAPIST or AM 6 Assittanca Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone Manufacturing and dis­ Oparalors. P re v io u s where it had been until it was flown to Westover last MISC. SERVICES 646-1151. TECHNICIAN - Every other of N.LCt, Inc. ■ i- 31 Saivicaa Otia^ad PUBLIC NOTICE tributing firm, located in easi­ experience desired but weekend. Midnight to 8 a.m.. Art in Motion Winners weekend. 32 - Paintmg.Papaong ly accessible Manchester 31 _ Bu'lding-Conlracling A i oliifltaMa and noti-prom organlta6eimaMilrig to PART TIME. Phone from not essential. Contact Mr. Dale Paul, 397 East Canter Street are Jean Dalton, 202 Shallowbrook Lane, ’The historic copter, built at a price of about 3250,000 in 34 _ Rooliig-Siding area, seeks alert, well Rockville General Hospital, Winners in the Art in Motion competition _ have 6ttir Pubie AimeuneanMirta puhHahad tree In home servicing our customers uMlirgMinooiit Morton, Pa., is on permanent loan to the museum which 35 Haatmg-Plumbing organized person with good 872-0501. Ext. 265, Monday Manchaatar, Gt. 06040 co-sponsored by the Manchester Arts Council Glastonbury, first; Tom Connell, 32 Donnel 36 _ FlOOfinig n * apape art urgad to oanlael Joa MeCavanaugh, in your own area. 249-7773. secretarial skills, fair math Atsembar. This job in — Mpving-Trurking-Storaga 2 will put it on outdoor display. 3/ Oanaral Manmyr at Itogal Mulltart M Manohaator. aptitude, with at least 2 yeais' tlu*ough Friday. in conjunction with the Manchester Com­ Road, Vernon, second; and Susan Connell, 32 Maj. Gen. John F. Freund, adjutant general of Connec­ 38 - SatviCM Wantad 6paeaud6baaiotodenalimconia,llrataafvadbaala. SECRETARY WANTED in our Pack department experience to handle detail requires someone with a MARINE ENGINEERING munity College New England Relays held Donnell Road, Vernon, third. First prize ticut, noted the promising future of his Skycrane unit. MISC. FOR SALE legal office in Manchester. work in a specialized depart­ niAINEES. 17-24, will train. recently are from left, Photography Division, winners received ?100 plus a gold medal; se­ Connecticut has 11 of the Army’s 29 largest-make 40 Housaltold Goods Applicant must be an ment. Will train for advance­ good mathematical Call 6457888. 41 ArticiM *Of Saia excellent typist to handle ment. CaU Mr. Gordon, 643- ability who can handle SALES AGENT Marianne Pappas, 19 Wadsworth St., cond prize, $50 and a silver medal; and third, Skycranes. 42 _ Building Suppiiaa m varied materials and have a _ Pat! -Bird!* Dogs Regal S !? 0644 for appUcation. NUCLEAR TRAINEES, 17- 43 measurements of units. 44 _ MuMcal InaVumants Wa offtr ecnrm Utnet along leUh a tupoHor produeL pleasing telephone manner. WANTED Manchester, first; Heidi Daraskevich, 69 $25 and a bronze medal. The winning exhibits Members of the Bradley Air Museum stan­ •Sawing Machine W* iiM d a drnaittle nun or 24, HS Grad. Will train. Call SAM Concert Rescheduled 45 Boats i Accassoiias Hours are 9 to S, Monday thru 6457888. Hilton Drive, East Hartford, third; and will be on display at the Arts Council’s ding on the ground await their newest display 46 .. Sporting Goods QAA 648-2112 Machanlc Trahwa. This w o n u n lo M * our n d iH t m ealon- 47 _ Gardan Products •nIO iKMiu-iMx Friday. Salary commensurate MANCHESTER —The concert by “Foxx,” sponsored 48 _ Antiduas with experience. Reply with job requires someone doro ond oh oitonoiro lino ot FOOD MANAGEMENT Suzanne Carroll, Jeffrey Drive, East Hart­ Historic Homes Tour on Sept. 8. addition. Overhead a Connecticut A m y UMtT. Mai.nhllw.|.a ■dmlMng •poeWlloo/biirinooo by Summer Activities in Manchester, and scheduled for 49 - Wantad to Buy references to Box EE, c/o ATTENTION MOTHERS A with a good mechanical TRAINEES, 17-25, Will train, ford, second. Marilyn Pet, at right, presented (Herald photo by Adamson) National Guard Skycrane is about to deliver a Manchester Herald. STUDENTS - We need help gmt. If mu horn 0 pool Motory ol Saturday night at Mt. Nebo has been rescheduled. RENTALS ability and high school •utoo Miooooo or uM i to bogln 0 Call 6457888. the awards. Winners in the art competition “Flying Banana” or a Boeing Vertol YCHl-A. 5? Rooms tor Rant for Breakfast, Lunch and The concert will be from 8 to 11 p.m. Wednesday at Mt. 53 — Apartmantt tor Rant MOTEL DESK CLERK - Nights. Starting anytime. level vocational ooroor In Mtoo, m« oan bonoW _ 13 COMMUNICATIONS Nebo. ’The helicopter will go on outdoor display at 54 Homas tor Rant Nato WwiMd 13 Halp Wantad Saturday and Sunday after­ in person. South Wind- courses. Irom ono 0) *10 moot luoraltoo 55 _ Busmats tor Rant aomnilMlon okuctuno In our In- TRAINEES, 17-25, will train. The original date was changed because of rain. the museum in Windsor Locks. (UPI photo) 5« _ Rasort Proparty tor Rant receptionist - TYPIST. noons. References. 646*6814. iry Queen, 845 Sullivan APTLY: Call 6457888. 57 Wantad to Rant CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Pleasant personable and Avenue. duoky. W M «• nood toanki- - MiSC tor Rant - Experienced only. T ^ a mMEaPMMWTECO. dMduol who cun deeidkecify with 5' capable typist wanted by of­ LEGAL SECRETARY- HOME HEALTH CARE Show Tonight at Band Shell wages. Apply: Atlas ’nle, IOC HalaSoad hutto ium on who a m eatondon AUTOMOTIVE fice located in the Eastern Law Firm. Full HELP WANTED - PART WORKERS urgently needed Berlin ’Tpke.. Wetberafleld, n d tpoatolly llama to pramoto 61 Autos tor Sa«a Manchester-Vernon area. benefits. Experienced in TIME. 36 pm and part time Manchaatar CL by agency, serving 10 towns MANCHESTER - Tex Pavel, “Rawhide." Satler, a composer as Rain date for the event is TV tonight 62 _ Trucks tor Sa»a 5634)151. ^turday. Manchester law of­ Ihtk tu ikiiii, Thto to n aieadanl — Please send resume to Box S. Domestic Relations and/or gclwaan 9 AM and 3 PM ast Of th e River. Previous known locally for many years as a Thursday. 63 Haavy Equipmant for Sata Unto tor you to oatoetoto yauna* well as a performer, has had several 64 - MotorcyclasBicyclaa c/o hbnebester Herald. Commerical Law, preferred fice. Good typing and gram­ experience as Nurses Aide RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.ro.-ll An Equal Opportunity Employer wWi "Hio Thao. D. Murphy Co„ o Country-Western performer on radio successful Country-Western record A tra ile r will be in the MCC 65 Campars-Trait'^s-Modiia but not required. Call 423-9231. mar. Please send resume to : helpful, but willing to train. DAYTIME SPECIAL d) a Datactlva School ® Movfa "The Bkia Lagoo n" Momas p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. plonoor In «w ndyorttobig Hold - and television, will entertain tonight parking lot near the bandshell to 7 :0 0 (1949) Jean Simmons. Donald SHEET METAL WORKER - 447 Center Street, albums. 0 S B a a a b a H 66 Aulomotiva Sarmca Apply director of nursing. abieo 1ISS. Your Initlollm and Car essential. Good mileage (D CBS News Houston. Experienced. Soldering etc. FU LL TIM E Manchester. 06040. at 7:30 at the Manchester Bicenten­ The program is sponsored by Regal receive donations for a fall tag sale 67 “ Autos for Rant-Laaaa .. Salmonbrook Convalescent plinnlng w ill dotorpiTho your reimbursement. Paid 2 :3 0 '( S The Brady Bunch 8:00 8 0 8 T o m g h t Call 528-2101. EXPERIENCED and respon­ training. Part-time hours nial Band Shell on the campus of Men’s Shop of Manchester and Ver­ that which help pay for next gS Talking Walla Of Pompall (ESABCNwra ® a T h ra a 'a C o m pany 0ThaRMaman Home, off House Street, sible Pizza and Grinder help. EXPERIENCED growtti and auoeaia with our oo- ® Dating Qatna 8 NSC Movie "Something Glastonbury. Please call 633- toUhhad oompuny. Your tecounto available. Fringe benefits. Manchester Community College, non, the Manchester Bicentennial summer’s concerts. Tickets will be ® Baal Of Bums And Alan TOOLMAKER WANTED - Apply in person: La Strada INVENTORY CONTROL EOE. Flione 6459511 for ap­ I OS FaaUval O f Faith Big” (t971) Dean Martin. Brian 5244. MONEY - Need more? Work aru protoctod and ropoat ordon Bidwell Street. Band Shell Corp., and the Music Per­ available tonight for an Oct. 1 con­ S Sounding Board 12:00 Prototype and machine West, 471 Hartford Road, PERSON - Purchasing, Uft pointment. DAYTIME MOVIES Keith. A small-time outlaw part time while you or your moka monoy tor you. H you o n The free program also will feature formance Trust Fund in cooperation cert at East Catholic High School by 0 N aw i encounters a series of unexpect­ (X Tha Oong Show buikUng. Apply in person, 81 between 2 and 5 p.m. truck, shipping experience a Dr. Soon On llahrawa NURSES AIDES wanted for helpful. Excellent opportuni­ children are in school. Dairy orgonln your Umo and work Warren Satler and his group with the Hartford Musicians Associa­ the Walter Kaye Bauer Banjo Band. SDIckCavatt ed complications when he MVEim8IN9 Commerce Street, Glaston­ ONE DOZEN PEOPLE TO 12.00 S Coma Love The ChHdran attempts a daring robbery (R) aThaRMaman full time on all shifta. Apply ty. Displaycraft Manchester, Queen has flexible hours to fit wNhoul tupantolan, *ito a n bo n O "The Two-Headed Spy” bury, or call 6334895. HELP WANTED FULL START IMMEDIATELY due tion Local 400. Talalhon ® Ptadga Break ® CapUonad ABC Nawa director of nursing. Salmon- 643-9557 your daily schedule. We have aiea*om hi* tima or port tkna to expansion of local Vernon (1949) Jack Hawkins, Ola Scala. RATES brook Convalescent Home, off TIME- Gas SUtion Attendent. builnooa lor you. Writo lob S Chloo And The Man 1 2 :3 0 MUNSON’S CANDY year-round openings nights, office. Any 18 hours weekly. ® Wondara Of The Saa 9 :1 0 Itfay ..:...1M a o n lp « d w | House Street. Glastonbury. Immediate opening. Apply in EXPOUENCED weekends and lunch hours. HoKnito. MofkaUns Managar, 1:00 ffl The Art Of Being Human (X Movie "A Bullet For Jo ey" KITCHEN is seeking male to person only to: Stan Graham, $5.33 hourly. Car necessary. S) "Eight O'clock Walk" (1955) George Raft, Edward G. Sdni ...... lUuofOpwitorl Please caU $336244. MACHINE OPERATOM Apply in person: DQ, 242 Tho Thao. D. Murphy Ca„ P.O. 7 :3 0 Q-tn aao)t ...... lOsxnrdpwMyl leant trade as cant^ maker. Moriarty Brothers, * 121, Loeuat V alty, Now Vack Over 18. Call C & W (1953) Richard Attenborough. (X P.M. Magazina Robinson. Must be neat, have good per­ Broad Street, Manchester, 0 1 Distributors, 12 to 3 p.m., 871- Calhy O'Donnell. (XaTaxI naa/t .. tsdww -;..... ATTENTION - Need 2 people Manchester. WANIED IlSfO. Fair Tickets Available ( S Adam -12 12:37 sonal habits, and be of sincere 1st shift openings for 2528. College students IS aorO t 12 00 minimum 4 :0 0 (S $100,000 Name That Tuna over 21. Immediate employ­ TOOL MAKER to work in our 1 0 0 0 (XaABC Movfa "Mrs. R. - H m A d t ...... t t J O M l I character. Send resume, in­ MECHANICALLY Bridgeport i N/C Cin- welcomed. (D "The Golden Salamander' ® Nawlywad Qama ( £ N n rs Death Among Friends" (1974) ment. ’This if not a fancy ad, Tool & Prototype Depart­ children’s contest and a pony (1950) Trevor Howard, Herbert cluding work experience, age, INCLINED PERSON - timatic. 2nd shift openings HEBRON — Season tickets for the On Sept. 9 the Mass Productions, a 0 ThaUttlaMarmald ® a Staralw 4 Hutch Kate Reid, Lynda Day George. we simply want a person who address etc. to: Munson's ment. Air conditioned plant. Lorn. a 621 MacNall / Lahrar Report a S tro n g e r "than T h e Sun needs a permanent lob. Ad­ Eixperienced in light plumbing 4-day Harvest Fair scheduled for group of female singers and dancers, drawing contest.' Candy Kitdien, P.O. Box 224, for Bridgeport. Lathe, 6i Many paid benefits. Top EXPERIENCED mim I S "David Copperfield" (1935) a Dick Van Dyka 8 Coma Love The ChHdran 1 2 :4 0 vancement opportunity. CaU and electrical work. Write to wages. CaU for appointment: A On Sept. 9 the oxen drawing will be Bolton, Conn., 06040. Jig Bore. Operators must PREFERABLY ON IBM 5496. Sept. 6-9 are available from will be performing. W.C. Reids, Freddie Bartholo­ S T IC Tec Dough Talalhon (Cord'd) (X CBS Lata Movie "38 Hours" between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - Box F, c/o Manchester Conn. Cycle Accessories, 423- SUPERVISdR at 11 a.m. and the doodle bug pull at 5 mew. (1965) James Garner, Rod be able to set-up and Apply in person: Gaer members of the Hebron Lion’s Club Throughout the four days, Ma Ho 6:00 1 0 :2 5 S2$3S60. E.O.E. Herald. 1611. Full time opportunity p.m. Taylor. □ N O T I C E S WANTED: Loving sitter for operate. Please call or app­ Brothers, 140 Rye Street, or from local businesses. Pin, a high wire act including a slide- EVENING Q)CBS Movie "A Death In ® Tha Pythons Robertson kindergartner. South Windsor. available for individual Canaan " (1978) Stelanle 1d)0 BABYSITTER NEEDED- JANITORIAL HELP ly to: BOOKKEEPER- Glastonbury A season ticket is $2.50 for the four tor-life act, will be performing. GOP Offers Prizes Powers. Paul Clamens. Resi­ 1 0 :3 0 8 0 a Tomorrow From 10 AM to school time, WANTED- East Hartford, LMH to supervise, schedule, - (X InaMa Yastsrday Lott and Found 1 Monday through Thursday, 3 occasionally after school for 3 manufacturer has immediate BOOKKEEPER - Part-time days. Tickets may be bought at the Other special events will include a Prizes being offered by the 6:00 dents of a small Connecticut p.m. to 10 p.m. Osm transpor- SouUi Windsor, ToUand area, lao ____ opening for full-time, train and orient O)(B 0 C B N « *a 1:3 0 kids starting In September, position. Approximately 1520 gate at a cost of $2 for each day. tractor pull at 6 p.m. on Sept. 6 .; a town rise to the defense of an 1 0 :4 0 ® JosFrankln UUoo. C ^ 8406022. Friday: 5 to 9 p.m.. Monday thru ftrin , CT oaoaa experienced Bookkeeper. employees in food ser­ Republican Town Committee for a 3 ) T h e B ra d y B u n ch 18-year-old community member (I) KInar'a Komar LOST MY CATS - Female but some time is available in nours a week. For The fair wiii be held at the Lions horse drawing event on Sept. 7 at 6:30 w ^ e n d s anytime. Friday. Middle age man a m B71-1144 Applicant must have vice department. raffle to be held in connection with (3) J o k e r 's W ild accused of murdering his 2KXI bluepoint Siamese named August if desirel. 649-1103 preferred. Roger C. Pease & experienced individual with fairgrounds on Route 85. Proceeds p.m.; a cake judging and photo 0 S2> Once Upon A Claaalc 11K» 0 G S I Smart experience with payroll, ac­ Pfevious supervisory the Hebron Harvest Fair all pertain mother. (R) l(X08aNaws Violet and a female tiger o m r 289-7549 ask for Elaine. Son, 8756570.______knowledge of payroll and sale judging contest will start at 9 a.m. on O M y P ir o e S o n s (SCroaa-WIU named Fern. $25 reward each. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ APPUCA’nONS ARE NOW counts receivable and tax returns and bookkeeping from the event go to 30 non-profit to the energy crisis. mI iM M o n : Impoaalbla 2 :1 8 dustrial Sewing Machines. experience is required. S IQ u n a m o k e U) a Happy Days (X Movie "Drango" (1957) Jeff Please call 643-l$6I. OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House BEING ACCEPTED for part- payable, daily deposits in through. trial balance. Smau organizations. Sept. 8; a horse show featuring 18 They will be two cords of wood, a ® B a a a b a H ® B a n n y H IH WUl trsin If necessary. Good FULL A PART TIME HELP bank, reconciliation, For more information 6 :3 0 Chandler, Joanne Oru. delivery. Year round work. time day and evening help at office in the Manchester area. Several special events are classes will also start at 8 a.m. on small chain saw and a splitting maul. ST h a Runaways 8 0 lc k Van Dyke starting pay for the rlsht peo­ NEEDED- Retail experience Hardee’s of Manchester, 354 experience with Safe Guard or to arrange for inter­ (SILovsLucy S Burt Kras'AmarIca All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil 5636276. scheduled for the four days. On Sept. that day; at 10 a.m. there will be a ® Bowling For Dollara 1 1 :1 5 ple. Hours: 7 to"3:30, Monday necessary. Apply in person: Broad Street. Apply between 2 system preferred. Please call view please contact the James Conley is chairman of the raf­ a Johnny Belinda Co., Route 6, Bolton Parkade Liggett-Rexall. 8 Billy Walker of Nashville, Tenn. livestock and poultry show; at 2 p.m. IS 0 IS NBC News a H ad S o x W ra p-U p thru Friday. Apply in person and 4 p.m. No phone calls for appointment. personnel departm ent at fle project for the town committee. 8 Coma Lovs The ChHdran Bonda-Sloeln-Mortgngaa I ...... 49 Regent EXPERIENCED or newly a® OverEaay 1 1 :3 0 St: PiUowtexCbn>.. OIL BURNER SERVICE please. Licensed Agents. We have one and Ray Henry’s Polka Band from a nail driving contest ; and at 3 p.m. a ’The drawing will be Oct. 20 and S Adam -12 T a M h o n (Cord'd) Street, Manchester. Equal RN or LPN - Full or part 6451222, ext. 481. Massachusetts will be performing. a Joker's Wild ( X B a m a b y Jo n a a GOVERNMENT MAN- No. 2 oil. MosUy all time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel " M S fln S N ^ of the best training programs tickets are available from any com­ ® The Qantta KWsra (X a The Low Moan Spactacu- Opportunity Employer M/F. residential. All benefits. M & WANTED SEWING in the Real Estate Wofession. 6 :5 5 GUARANTEED B U S IN ^ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, mittee member and will also be LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. M Oil, Route 6. Bolton. MACHINE OPERATORS - MMnOFONICATMIN High commissions paid. S N e w a 6*30 STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA MaiKhester. Experience on power sewing available at the fair. Phone 281-4112. Has the following positions Room for advancement. Earn 71 H aim t Street (1) M a rv Qrtffln firm. Local firm located in CARD GALLERY- machines helpful but not open good pay, plus Bonus and a Manelieatar, GL 06040 Grange Fair Saturday ’The committee has elected James ToUand County is seeking to LIVE-IN COMPANION for required. We will train. Work Conley and James Horton as booth Aggressive part time sales elderly gentleman in Glaston­ chance to win a trip to Las *■ muM W*MlM*W Mwigwr expand their staff to service people needed. Flexible hours, near home. Apply in person: Vegas. "Be A Neighborhood MARLBOROUGH - The p.m. a baby show at 3 p.m. for babies chairmen. Theater diversified small business bury. CaU after 6 p.m., 633- Roosevelt Mills, Vernon, •MMirTMNiR HALL FOR RENT on a permanent basis. Some 5653 or 643-5932. Professional.” Join Century DEMONSniATORS - Earn Marlborough Grange Fair on South 18 months and under and a roast beef Any member of the town com­ □ EMPLOYMENT clients. Tax and auditing nights and Sundays. Apply in Conn. •GUtTOOIM. U8HT 21 Tedford Real Estate, Road will be Saturday from noon to 8 dinner will be served from 5 to 6:30 Sehedule. For parties, showers, receptions, experience helpful. Please person only, EOE. Card Member of Three M ul^Ie $1000 or more selling name mittee, willing to help with the up­ meetings. I Complete kitche$i send resume to Box S, c/o DELIVERY MEN - Full time. HOUSaSEPINO brand toys and gifts (Fisher- p.m. The fair will feature a variety of p.m. ’The charge for the dinner will C Gallery. Manchester Listing Boards. Call Mr. Cur­ coming November election is ask^ E. Hartford Drive-In — facilities U rge enclosed parking Ha^ Wantad It Manchester Herald.. Good working conditions,' Price, Tonka, Fenton). exhibits, baked goods will be on sale, be $4.50 for adults; $2.50 for children lot. Inquire: Parkade. •CUSTODIM.- Both hrtl tiss at 647-9914, or 423-8958. to contact Mrs. Frost Krist, Mrs. "Star Wars” 8:10; “Butch & MACHINISTS FOR company benefits. Must have Treasure House party plan. and there will be a tag sale and pony aged 5-12 and no charge for those un­ Patricia Mulligan or Mrs. Marilyn Sundance, the Early Days” Lithuanian Hall TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. AIRCRAFT PARTS- drivers license. Apply in per­ ■nd portttffli BABYSITTER WANTED - Call collect person to person for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also rides for the children. der age five. Horton. 10:15 24 GOLWAY STREET Apply $1 Commerce Street Eiperimental and short run. son to Turnpike TV & Part time (20 hours weekly) Glastonbury. PTG EAST HARTFORD HERALD booking parties.______There will be bingo played at 1 E. Windsor Drive-In — MANCHESTER JoD-- __jpshop expexperience----- Appliances, 273 West Middle Excellent Benefits. Apply beginning in September, COMPANY. Telephone (B3- prefeiireferred. To work on either Turnpike. Keeney Street area. Call 645 "Unidentifiable Flying Odd­ Call before 8 P.M. 7631. HEEDOARRIlRS In person at: RARE OPPORTUNITY - ball” 8:10: “Jungle Book” >jione643^618o^46^^ g M T W S t M O M lathe, bridgeport, — cintimatic------8831, after 2:00 p.m. or tracer.*. Top pjpay for right NURSE AIDES i OWN YOUR OWN '9:45 EAST WINDSOR LAUNDRESS- Part time and FMUTES SOIVKES BUSINESS. Distributor for MS Boi'ti DHIVE IN wt , BURNSIDE AVE 500’s man. Excellent fringe WANTED - One Assistant Antique Show Scheduled Manchester Drive-In — LEGAL benefits. Apply at Paragon full time, all shifts. Enjoy DEPHUnitT Field Hockey Coach at Kodak film, Duracell “Condominium” 8:25; "King ELMER ST Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams working in a very pleasant Manchester High School. Con­ Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and F ra t” 9:45; “ Sex on the Street, Manchester, 647-9935. and home-like atmosphere. 771 Main Street other photo products needed NOTICE TERRY RD tact: Richard P. Cobb, Sr., in your area. No selling. Ser­ VERNON — Antique dealers from available both Saturday and Sunday by science classes in the local system Groove Tube” 11:30 Please call Doris Blaln, RN, So. Windtor, Com 6496496, 647-3553. and senior citizen groups. WIND RD Director of Nurses, 646-0129. vice top Retailers under many parts ef the Northeast will par­ from "Little Red Bam” food booth. Mansfield Drive-In — STA’TE OF CONNECTICUT SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ exclusive contract established ) ‘ ticipate in the fall Antique Show and The show will open on Saturday The center provides and maintains "Moonraker” "Zardoz” — d e p a r ’tm en t o f M7-IM6 647-9947 its. Hard worker. Mechanical CLERICAL OPENING - 8 to by us. High immediate in­ experience necessary. Please RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy RECEPTIONIST - Glaston­ 4:30, Monday-Friday. Must be Sale at the Tolland County from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday hours facilities where educational Show starts at dusk TRANSPORTA’nON working with an excellent sup­ come minimum required in­ Vernon Cine 1 — "Escape 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD wply in person 9 to 11 at bury firm has an immediate a good typist and very good Agricultural Center on Route 30 are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission costs programs for adults and youth are ROGER MOORE Fountain village Apartments, porting staff. Very pleasant vestment $9,979. 100% profit from Alcatraz” 7:30-9:35 WETHERSnELD, CONN. opening for pleasant, respon­ wiui figures. Pleasant on the structure. Call between 8AM Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 25 and 26. $1; parking is free. carried out by the Cooperative 175 D ow ney D riv e , atmosphere. Good wages and sible individual for full-time phone. Contact Hartford Vernon Cine 2 — “Meat­ JAMES BOND 007" BUILDING(S) AND/OR Manchester, see Carroll John­ benefits. Please call Doris & 5PM, I-800633636L Or Three large exhibit buildings and Proceeds from this show are used Extension Service and the U.S. employment as Receptionist. Despatch and Warehouse, write: American Film balls” 7:10-9:15 STRUCTURE(S) TO BE son Brundrett. Blain, RN, Director of Applicant should have a plra- 'W.K Crowley, 5259551. EOE. pleasant grounds will accommodate to make capital improvements at the Department of Agriculture and is Nurses. 646-0129, P ro cessin g , In c., 1935R Center including five buildings, horse often used by other groups for MOONRAKER REMOVED sant telephone manner and be Hoover Court, B’ham, AL the booths. A barbequed chicken SECRETARY / accustomed to handling LATHE OPERATORS - With luncheon will be abailable at noon on show facilities and-a nature conser­ programs of benefit to county MANCHESTER PUIS Sealed bids for the removal or BOOKKEEPER for busy ren­ customer contact. Will train 2 years’ experience. Good 35226. Saturday and refreshments including vation area which is used extensively residents. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Sean Connery EAST HARTFORD demolition of building(s) tal office. Please apply in per­ qualified individual. Call 659- benefits. Salary negotiable. and/or stnicture(s), will be hot dogs and hamburgers will be USHOlltf*) DRIVE IN ’44A son, hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. MAINTENANCE MAN - Full 0344 for appointment. Hawk Precision Co., 303 3 ZANY COMEDES ZARDOZ received by the Commissioner at Fountain Village Burnham Street, Blast Hart­ ME-II time steady work. Apply of ’Transportation in Room 148 Apartments. 175 Downey Nutmeg Village Office, 6K ELECTRICIAN / ford, telephone 5259845. LOVING GRANDMA to care Drive, Manchester, see JOURNEYMAN - And 2 at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Talcotiville Road, Vernon, for 5 month old in our home TV in Review Wethersfield, Connecticut, un­ Carroll Johnson Brundrett. Conn. experienced helper. Perma­ HELP WANTED Ai , beginning fall. Own transpor­ til 11:00 A.M. August SO, 1979, nent postlon. Many benefits. person, 1 to 5 PM, Monday tation, references. 644-9961. after which they will be MEDIUM SIZE EAST MAINTENANCE Industrial & Commercial thru Friday Must be available HARTFORD LAW FIRM Applications are now being Wiring. Manchester. 646-1418. late nights and weekends. MATURE PERSON for publicly opened and read Subway, 288 Center Street, Show Out Before Debut aloud. Bids must be submitted seeks Legal Secretary with accepted for full- and part- cleaning work mornings, 3 BABYSITTER NEEDED - Manchester. hours, 6 days. No high school on Proposal Form CON 114J Real Estate experience. 289- time employment in our 8625. ______^ Maintenance Department. References required. Waddell students. Call 643-4000. in bid envelopes provided by School area. Call after 6:30 BUS BOYS - Full time lunch com did not live up to the opening 1968 and in danger of being shipped to Apply in person at Meadow’s By JOAN HANAUER the Department of ’Transpor- Piciure yourself In It rewarding posltira as a nurse SEEKING A CHALLENGING Convalescent Home, 333 p.m., 6436089. and dinner shifts. Apply at episode’s promise. Vietnam as a four-man unit with no Clip the cost of eating Utlon, which may be secured aide. If you alwtys wanted to work in the health PART TIME JOB for the fall? Bidwell Street, Manchester. Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East NEW YORK (UPI) - The first It happens all the time — television In Room 145 at 24 Wolcott Hill Center Street, Manchester. training or purpose. under the Orange Roof. care field but lacked the training and experience Wendys Old Fashioned Ham­ WAITRESSES WANTED - new show of the season to be land has a whole group of writers One of them has a mother with a Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ burgers of Manchester will HOUSEKEEPING canceled — before it ever appeared AIRPORTTB nec^uary, here is your opportunity to learn, the have several positions A WHOLESALE Part time weekends. who specialize in pilots, because whim of iron, and they are plagued ticut. The telephone number Is Applications now being WANTED BABYSITTER- Experience helpful but not on the air — was aptly titled required skills while earning excellent wages and available for lunch, II AM to 2 accepted in our Housekeeping DISTRIBUTOR desires an those are the scripts on which series by a stupidly sadistic Southern lieute­ UL YOU CAN EAT SPEDALS... 5664750. Fountain Village area. After­ alert person to assemble necessary. Will train. CaU “Nobody’s Perfect.” benefits. PM, weekdays. If interested Department, 7 to 3 weekends. noons, 4 days a week. For are sold. Once a show is bought, the nant but protected by a paternal “All persons are Invited to bid | apply In person at: WENDYS, customers orders, help in after 2 PM, Vito’s Birch It also was one of the most Apply in person at Meadow’s more information, please M ountain Inne, 646-3161, quality often goes down. black colonel. MONDAYS- without regard to race, color, Ttw Maadom Convalaacanl Homa oflara: 260 Broad St., Manchester. Convalescent Home, 333 receiving and shipping depart­ promising, to judge by the pilot. IW IM I I telephone 21 ment, make deliveries. Join a Bolton, Ct.______In this instance, rather than accept It’s easy to see why CBS didn’t buy FRIED CHICKEN ...... *3 .2 9 creed, national origin or sex." Monday-Friday from 2 to 4 Bidwell Street, Manchester. That, apparently, is what fooled 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour trying. growing company. ^11 time. a weak half-hour, ABC shelved the this show as a series. The question TUESDAYS- To demolish or dismantle PM. ______NOW ACCEPTING ABC — the network judged by the effective December 1,1979. IMMEDIATE JOB Steady employment. C ” show’s premiere while production remains: Why is the network subjec­ each following Item, the con­ 9147 for an interview. APPLICATIONS - for employ­ pilot when it scheduled the half-hour S P A G H E T T I ...... *3.09 2. Fully paid Insurance; hospital, medical, life and PROFESSIONAL SALES OPENINGS In fast m w ing work continues. “Nobody’s Perfect” ting its audience to the pilot? yVEDNESDAYS- tractor must have a current PEOPLE with proven track ment. Kitchen help, maklnr sitcom starring British actor Ron Lawn Treatment Profession. sandwiches, etc. Hours 8 -: probably will be in early winter F IS H F R Y ___ $9 M Demolition License with the disability. reooid. Experienced or non- Good pay, excellent oppor­ EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS- Immediate Moody as an elegant Scotland Yard State of Connecticut. openings available. PM. Apply in person: between replacement. ’The United States only has one THURSDAYS- ...... 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays In 1980. experienced. We offer highest tunities lor advancement KEYBOARD PLAYER for 9 and 11 AM. Custoi inspector on loan to the San Fran­ Item ($166040 I-66-l-(27101 commissions in the area, High School Diploma and good Blue Horizons Oldies Band. Eimerlenced framers. Own That left a hole in the ABC president, but ABC, CBS and NBC tools and transportation. CaU cisco Police Department. M M A m m ilE S T T U R K E Y ...... ' S i M IW story frame building, 336 4. 8 paid sick days per year ; 9 paid sick days in 1980. modem offices, secretarial driving recora required. Call Call 6451268, 6456128. schedule, which will be filled by the among them have dozens in charge of after 6:00 p.m., 5654735. Moody’s Roger Hart reads irriM,IUINQTON FRIDAYS- Hartford Turnpike, 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. assistance, complete adver­ Lawn-A-Mat, 331 Summit. “Detective School” run by James various corporate entities. The latest tising, on-going educational Street, Manchester, 649-8667, COLLECTION CLERK - We Sherlock Holmes, but at work he C L A M F R Y ...... $ 3 .3 9 VERNON. Former property GreBory, aka Inspector Luger on to make president rank is NBC’s 6. Training and in-service education. plan, more. Interested parties between 9 and 4 for Interview- need a person with self- FULL ’HME SALES HELP resembles Peter Seller’s Inspector WEDNESDAY of: CATHERINE F. for days. Knowledge of knit­ “ Barney M iller.’’ Originally Irwin Segelstein, promoted from HAPPY HOUR 901$ 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. please contact Ms. Kathleen appointment. confidence to collect Gouseau. breaking as he enters. SPECIAL OF THE DAY COSTELLO Cal. Days. 15, Qiamp, Fireside Realty, 643- receivables and do other ting and crocheting scheduled as a limited-run summer executive vice president, broad­ OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY necessary. Call Knitters ’The pilot has a delightfully zany Liq. Damages $25.00 8. Located near public transportation. 8030. All replies strictly con­ MALE & FEMALE - Part- clerical work in our accoun­ replacement, “Detective School” casting, to president, NBC television FRIDAY AND SATURDAY World, 6454340, Tuesday thru quality, and a leading character who VEAL Note: The contractor must I fidential. time general Pizza Shop* ting department. U you have has scored top marks in the ultimate stations-radio. As far as can be deter­ ' ' AMe training elaaaaa begin Immediately. duties. Apply within: 267 East previous office experience ^turday between 12 and 5:30. the audience can laugh with as well submit a performance bond I test — the Nielsen ratings. mined, his areas of responsibility re­ 394 Tolland TurnpIka within live days of the opening CaU; Pat Soucler, Meadows Convalescent Home REAL ESTATE - Part timer. Center S tm t, Manchester. and are willing to learn we are as at — a man who can bumble with PARMIGIAN Earn $8,000 plus annually. ready to train you. All f u l l o r PART TIME A pilot'that failed to turn into a main the same. The announcement and ready to start work 481 MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ the best of them but who obviously Manohaatar > 333 BMwoll f t ManehMtor, Ct. Evenings and weekends. Com­ MR. DONUT now accepting beneflta paid by the company. series will be shown on CBS Aug. 25, was made by President Fred Silver- htiura after notice to start. ly in person to: Raffa s wasn’t AWOL when the brains were WOUJAWD puterized active office, 3 MLS applications for all shifts, Call for an mipointment 285 8:30-9 p.m., Eastern time. The man, NBC’s boss of all bosses. $5.95 Commissioner of 647-0194 systems. Confidential Inter­ morning, afternoon and 6843. Vulcan Radiator Co., 515 RestauranI, 2815 Main Street, passed around. JoMnsonS Glastonbury. laughs — such as they are — in "The INCLUDU PASTA. PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Transportation view, Ralph Pasek, Realtor. evening. Apply Mr. Donut, 255 John Fitch Blvd., South Wind­ ABC discovered, however, ViaiTAILI, OMIN SALAD 649-6220 416th” center around four hapless FOR SCREEN HMES 0466 289-7475. . West Middle Turnpike. sor. succeeding installments of the sit­ young Army reservists called up in EVENING HERALD. Tues., August 21, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - F.V EI^G HERALD, Tues., August 21, jOT Paanuta — Ciiariaa M. Behuli ACROSS 2 Slipperier Answer to Previous Punle 3 Remove from NEXT 'fEAR I'M 60NNA ARE, HUH ^ 00 VOU KNOW WHAT BUT I'M 60NNA 1 Antiiaptic liq­ print Q U 1 R E B 1 It L U 8 E Dear Abby uid 4 Indignation U R B A N E M 0 U B E n BE AFREEA6ENT AFR6EA6ENTI5 ? R 0 AnENTIONU EVENINC HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: 7 Gresk tea 6 Egg drink 1 S O M E R e' E ,0 1 BE ONEi! A 13 Car part (2 6 Paridiiet P A 8 0 N u a 1 a E Looking for By Abigail Van Buren E E R E M You don't have wdi.) 7 Osiris' wife B a I 8 new home? L 0 F T 8 A 1 8 E T to shell out much 14 Eastern 8 Electrical unit U B O A T L L A M A ' X You'll find religion 9 Wee drink ! a pcrfec- 'il to gel hig results. L 1 B H A A T T C 15 State without 10 Befuddled (3 U • 8 R V A W Y E T H < in the Want Ads 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE proof wds.) E o M A N Y ISconvey 11 Heart 8 A V 1 1 P t 8 0 L 17 Prevaricate chamber 1 C 0 N 1 c 1 0 U A N A Hers Is a Sterling 18 Numbers 12 Observer L E Q A T E D A D E id CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 643 -2 71 1 during business hours 8:30-5 d - 2 1 (abbr.) 19 A lley____ T R 1 B E 8 E Q R E 8 9 20 Shame 22 Set into Silver Anniversary Prlacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Abominable surface 44 snowman 37 Hot spring * auricles 33 Articloi tor Sate 41 Uutlcal Inatrumente 24 Panic Htip Wrniltd 13 Homtt For Stio Frank and Ernest 23 Thus 39 Pronounce­ 47 To be (Lat.) I've PEOPEP THAT rVE PEOPEP TO 24 Trek 26 Matador's DELIVERING DARK LOAM FREE CASE with all 1/2 DEAR ABBY: I will soon celebrate my silver wedding an­ V' rv E PECIPEP NOT I’VE PECIPEP THERE opponent ment 50 Eon a s s is t a n t m a n a g e r o l d e r f iv e -room h o m e ARE PLENTV OF (XHER > GETTING VOU 1 0 ^ IGNORE EVERSTHING, 25 Let - 9 yards, $40 plus tax. Also price Guitars with this ad. niversary and consider myself the luckiest woman in the TO CHASE VOU ANV- 28 Fiery 40 Indolent 51 Household POSITION a v a il a b l e in near hospital. Good condition, Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, AAORE.CARLVLE.' FISH IN THE SEA..' LIKE JUST ISNT I PECIPEP.' 27 Saliva . w o m en 's r e ta il s a le s . 2-car garage. 649-0498, 228- Sana, gravel and stone. 643- world to have been married to this wonderful man for 25 WCXIH THE TROUBLE.' 30 Tennis stroke 29 Halter 41 Horns animal 9504. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til 2 ' ^ h N D O U T 32 Over (poetic) 31 Gamble Manchester area. Apply: 9852. 9 p.m. 2HP 43 Greek philoso­ 53 Genetic Delyn's Fashions, Mansfield ------^^*1 want to express my appreciation to my husband for all r 33 Measure of 36 Polarize x : phy school material Plaza, Storrs, Connecticut - SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye w h P t Y o u ^r e N JJtasaic, his kindness and understanding, but I'm not very good with land (metric) 36 Minister's as­ set, electric welder, acetylene TROMBONE- In excellent 34 Old salt sistant 45 Having 54 Labor group 429-0719. baths, 3 bedrooms, family condition. Buescher, with words. A friend told me that you published a beautiful ------room. 20x40 in-ground pool outfit, aluminum ladder, 35 Fools trailer tires, new electric oversized case. $250. Call 649- •n> PbR TEN g o d ^ — tribute to your husband on your 25th wedding anniversary. 38 Bird MATURE RELIABLE with cabana. Garage. Please print it again. I could use some ideas. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 12 PERSON to Babysit starting Aluminum_siding. Group I generator, electric lawn- 7085 anytime. 41 Having pedal mower. Evenings, 633-7060. fUSiD For another WILMA IN DENVER digits 14 September 5th., from 2:30 to Realtors, Philbriek Agency, VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. 42 Afterthought 13 TOILET it. MEDICINE Excellent condition. $90.00. Fift y rt-u t Bi-u you DEAR WILMA: What a coincideneet Your letter reached (abbr.) IB 16 Highland Park area. Call Call 643-4762. after 7:00 p.m., 647-9289. CAPE 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, CABINET. Good condition. me on my 40th wedding anniversary, and hecante those 44 Celebration 17 15 19 20 Remodeled Kitchen and Suitable for cottage or boat. words are as true today as they were 15 years ago, I repeat 46 Actress Please call 643-6540. HOLTON ■raUMPET - Good w h a t it iS. Merkel 24 FULL TIM E Baths. Aluminum siding, in- condition. $90 or best offer. them with pleasure: 21 22 23 EXPERIENCED DENTAL ground pool with patio and TMe,V«$ 8-ZI 47 Consume 646-1032. 48 Spy group 25 25 27 21 29 ASSISTANT-Excellent oppor- privacy. Group I, Philbriek July 2, 1964 Capurn E ity — Crooks A Lawraneo (abbr.) ,_..lty. !X ' ' Agency, 646-42()0. Boatt-Aeceaaorlea 45 Apartmente For Rent 53 Olficaa-Storoa lor Bant 55 Autoa For Sala______61 ^ u lb t For Sala 51 Dearest Mort: 49 Arm rhuscle 30 31 32 Box 2247, Vernon, Conn. 06066. BRAND NEW WEDDING Today is a very special day for me. It’s my 25th wedding tA^yf-eWHAT •SMATTBR WELL, PIP HE actually, it 52 Gifted speaker 33 34 ------LEBANON-7‘A Room Ranch, GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. 16 FOOT PEMBROKE CALL FOR DETAILS- Large BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- anniversary and I have this to say: WAS THAT OPP MR.44cKEE4 OR PIPM'T HET (WA5 MORE LIKE 55 Portuguese is­ MALE AID- to care for 24 baths, fireplaced living r"dpHCE"8PAciT gallon gas tank. Automatic. I had a mother and lather who really loved each other, so I NOISe I HEABP PIP YOU H EAR A5LI0HT ORGAN lands Best reasonable offer RUNABOUT with trailer $400. 7 Rooms. $165. ( 193-3). Rental A RECEIVER -THEN A PULL 35 36 37 38 39 40 year old Quadraplegic. 5 days, room, formal dining, kitchen accepted. Please telephone Tremendous trunk space. JUST THBWV... 56 Imbue Hospital bed $25. 646-5892. ______Assistors, 236-5646, small fee.I FOR RENT j 1973 TOYOTA CORONA know what love is. CLICK OOWN THUP! 40 hours weekly. Call Paul with dinette area, paneled 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- I've seen two teenagers safely through the traumatic e A 9 V i A P e 57 Upper house 41 42 43 44 45 Herbst. 875-4173 after 5:30 family room, carpeting, 2 car WAGON - Good condition. y o u THERE T of the MIRROCRAFT ALUMINUM ENFIELD - A brand new 3 I 250 square feet, center of j IM after 5 PM. teens, so I know what utisiaction is. 2 p.m. gargage. $57,900. Zanotti New cylinder head, brakes. legislature 46 4^ 48 12 ft. boat $275, dehumidifier b^room. Kids and petsrats __ Eaton Donuts, 150 C e n t e r ------natural gas stove, brown. Fine pipes to set into fireplace. after 4 p.m. ON miles. In great condition. older wardrobe. 649-5547. clothes!" Then they all giggled and took off their swimming COME OUTA THAT 6HEP, Hog decided that maybe his Street, Manchester. Also: $500. 649-9102. □ AUTOMOTIVE F^vate owner. Call after 6:00 trunks. It was a very hot day and I saw no harm in letting BEtORE I... only play for 13 tricks was to Counter Help, part time mor­ H om aa lor Bant 54 p.m., 6463125. them play in the pool for a while unclothed. NORTH Wl-A score a diamond ruff with nings and evenings at Bess SAVE 6% OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. AN TIQ U ES Si Hutch, walnut finish, 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - Suddenly an older sister of one of the boys appeared, and a A dummy’s ace of trumps and Eaton. 319 Green Road, COLLECTABLES- Will TOLLAND - 8 Room Modem Autoa For Sala 51 Great running condition. Motorcyclaa-Bleyclaa 54 to prepare for a trump coup MANCHESTER excellent condition $150. New purchase outright, or sell on when she saw her brother naked she raised a big fuss. My W QJ987 Manchester. Oilonial, with privacy. $550 Asking $500. Can be seen at • AK against East. SALE BY OWNER B-13 Steel Radial Firestone commission. House lot or per month. References and WE PAY $10 for complete International Motor Car, Ltd., 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - son quickly admitted it was Air idea. The girl ran home, hor­ 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. rified. and returned with her mother who was practically in ♦ AK542 Once his mind was made WOMEN TO DRIVE Special Oversized 7 room Cape, 3 single piece. Telephone 644- security deposit required. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, up the Hog ruffed the heart, Ed. School Children needed. up, full dormer, full base­ I Realtors, Philbriek Auto Body. 5261990. a., or call 871-0849. 100% stock and in excellent hysterics. By that time I had already dressed her son, but ST EAST BLACK Si W HITE ...... 9|;“ P ♦ J652 led a diamond to dummy's Call 649-5199. - ment, 1V4 baths, kitchen Agency, 646- 4200. shape. $4500. 742-8786. the mother dragged him home screaming that he was never ace, ruffed a second heart, 14'xl5', fireplace, PORTABLE TELEVISION W antad to B uy 49 WE PAY TOP PRICES for to play here again, and spanking him every step of the way. VAKUIStJt W ------SET- $30. Call 528-7212 »QJ 10 2 *9874 led a diamond to dummy's FULL TIME TRUCK aluminum siding. Moving w reck^ and junk cars. A i B 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT Abby, is it wrong for small boys to play naked together? king, ruffed a third heart, DRIVER POSITION OPEN. anytime. WANTED HEAT SEAL Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 756 Kerker headers. KNN Or am 1 raising a pervert? What do the experts say about AJ AQ 10 987 September 1. Must be seen. PRESS- Not necessary for OlHcaa-Storaa tor Bant 55 led a club to dummy, ruffed Apply at The W.H. England $61,000. No agents. 643- Call Tony 64M223. filters. Oil cooler. Much children and nudity? __ SOUTH a fourth heart, led a second Lumber Co., Route 44A, heating element to be func­ BANK REPOSSESSIONS more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 CALIFORNIA MOM A KQMillU 7222. MANCHESTER - Main Street club to dutnmy and ruffed Bolton Notch. tioning. Call Days, 871-0838; 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile p.m. W----- evenings 649-4797. modem offices available. 300, dummy’s last heart. 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or excellent. Must sell, Vista Ouiser Station Wagon,' DEAR MOM: The eiperta say that to nuke a big deal out A 653 Now he led his last dia­ Butineu Opportunity 14 WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe sacrificing! Any reasonable needs body work $1195; 1974 1979 YAMAHA MX 175 - Ttia Fllntstonaa ^ Hanna Barbara Productiona A 63 washing machine, XC, $135.00, parts of. Heat, air con­ of audity teuds U give children the impression that their mond, ruffed with dummy's ditioning included. Call 646- offer over $1450, Call after Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive Never been ridden. Must sell! ace and watched poor East VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Zenith 21 inch portable black 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 5266063. $32(I0; 1973 Buick La Sabre AJso 1978 Suzucki RM 125, bodies are “dirty” a ^ somethiug to be ashamed of. Further­ Vulnerable: North-South and white TV- $45.00. Wall 2469 or 646-2755. more, It’s Bormal lor children to be enrions about the bodies LET'S Dealer: North underniff. Then he led a club Snacks with locations $3,580 $ ^ ; 1973 Ford Country Sedan must .sell! Desperate. 8 to from dummy and made the CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- cabinet grouping- $50.00. OLD POST CARDS or 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida SUtion Wagon $650; 1972 MG of their Meads, and it’s reassuring to discover that when HOPE PICTURES OF 466 MAIN STREET. North of 4:30, call 2864374, Carmine; Weit North East South last three tricks with the 2355 Ext. 905. MANCHESTER - 6 1/2-room Brand new 2 drawer filing (histomized, in and out. 14 Model B/CiT, 2 door coupe, after 5 call 847-9010, Rick. they’ve seen one, they’ve seen ’em all. HE MANCHESTER. Do you have Post office, about 5,000 sq, ft. ISN'T lA Pass 4A king-queen and 10 of trumps. Green Manor Ranch. Nicely cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. miles per gallon on regular low m ileage $1800; 1970 5W Dbl. Pass 5A decorated with slider to any that you woulcl like to of centrally located space. HERE Ideal for store, office or other fuel. LoadM with extras in­ Chevrolet Malibu $350; 1970 Pass 7A Pass Pass spacious private fenced 8,500 BTU ROOM AIR sell? Will purchase 1 or more. cluding Factory Air! Low If you need help la writiag letters of sympathy, caa- e v e r y IT'LL AsKthtButertf A business or commercial use. CJirysler New Yorker $395. Pass backyard. Fireplaced CONDITIONER - Call 643- If so, please call me after 6:00 mileage. One owner. The above may be seen at the gratnlatioas or thaadt-yon letters, get Abhy’s booklet “How PAY KILL OUR livingroom, garage, wall-to- p.m., at 649-7405. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 1979 HONDA MOPED - Call You are North and hold: 8152. Excellent condition. Over Savings Bank of Manchester, to Write Letters lor aU Occasioas." Bead $1 aad a long, BUSINESS 4-21-B EDUCATION wall carpeting and $14,000 invested. A real Main Street, Manchester. 6462094. stamped 128 ceatal. self-addresaed eavelope Is Abby: 1S2 IF PEOPLE Opening lead: trK a p p lia n c e s . Low 8% 50 SCHOOL CHAIRS / DESKS ♦ 6 bargain for $7495. Must be Lasky Dr., Beverly HiDs, CaUf. 90212. THINK HE'S V Q42 assumable mortgage. Mid - Call 643-8152. □ RENTALS PROFESSIONAL / seen. Call 6460421. 1975 CHEVY MONZA - 48,000 PUCH MOPED - RED. Top A r e g u l a r Private Instructions IB $5U's. By Owner. M9-9018. notch condition. With car ♦ KQC5K BUSINESS OFFICE miles. Excellent condition, in­ 4 10 7 4 4 STURDY PARK BENCHES BUILDING - Approximately ternally and externally. Best carrier $W. 742-7805. By Oswald Jacoby REMEDIAL READING and ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED - Please call 643-8152. R oom s lo r Bant 52 2600 square feet, with ample offer. M61699, after 5:00 p.m. and Alan Sontag math; individualized work on this full dormered 7 Room parking. Close to Center, 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350, ling program, (lst-8th grade) by Cape, in prestige Rockledge QUEEN SIZE SLEEP SOFA THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ hospital and new court Excellent running condition, 1966 MUSTANG - Very good In this hand from "Mas­ (South, West, North, East): master's degree teacher. 568- area. 2 full baths, 2 zoned $185, Dehumidifier $35., 10 ft. trally located. Downtown building. For info, call 568- condition. Best offer over ters and Monsters”, we see 1 Diamond, 1 Heart, 2 heat, 2 fireplaces. Lovely automatic transmission, AMF MOPED - 250 miles. f Astrograph 8075. aluminum brake $150. 646- Manchester, Kitchen 7658 or 871-0401, ower steering and radio, $2000. Call after 5:00 p.m., Tha Bom Loaar — Art Banatmi the Hideous Hog at his best. Diamonds. Pass; enclosed rear porch. All this privileges. Call 649-2358. Asking $395. Call after 4:30 In explanation of North’s Rfew battery, new body work. 6462270. PM. 5667835. 2 Spades. Pass. 3 Diamonds, RIDING LESSONS indoor and much more on a pic- OFFICES, EXCELLENT SAQITTARIUS (Mov.26Doc.M) seven-spade bid, Victor riding ring. Western stock turebook large lot. Call im­ 5662646. LOSe-EOMgTWDfe?. Pass; FIREW(X)D - Miscellaneous MANCHESTER - Room for LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 This is a good time tor you to MoUo mentioned that at 3 Hearts, Pass. ? seat, saddle seat and hunt mediately. Group I, Belfiore framing, plywood, rippings. rent. Private entrance. Heat m p art make plans lor projects that Griffin C3ub a large cash banks. 500 square feet. $150 TOP CASH for junk or 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - In M olib llaHHom i aa 55 Bernice Bede Osol seat. All levels 228-9817. Agency, 647-1423. Call 643-4139. - and utilities « AMA *paid. $45 weekly. aiSwUUlly.monthly. For information call could brighten your tomor­ bonus would be given to the _ ^ wrecked ears. Call Blender's excellent condition. Power rows. That which you conceive A Mississippi reader asks Call 242-1872...... 649-53M. of Hartford - 522-4414.10% dis­ first pair to bid and make a VOICE. PIANO Instructions. Lota-Land lor Sale 24 steering, power brakes, low 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- now has marvelous chances lo r grand slam between the what we would bid. Former faculty New York Apartmanta For Bent 53 count on parts with this ad. mileage. Original owner. Very good condition. Many success „ . We jump to five dlamor. i PROFESSIONAL OFFICE CAPRICORN (Oec.M-Jan.1l) hours of 10 and 10:30 and Music and Art High School. ROCKLEDGE - Wooded lot, $1900. 6469102. extras! Call 6364890. q f o u r North was trying for that to show very good trumps, SPACE in remodeled Vic­ Promising situations that could but neither first or second Professional Singer/Pianist. 100x240. $26,500. Group I LOOKING for anything in real torian in Depot Square area. bonus. LARGE BRAIDED RUG - 1972 VOLVO STATION AMERICANA 1970 12x45 skir­ serve as a second source to round control of clubs (the 644-8597. Realtors, Philbriek Agency, Good condition. Best offer. estate rental - apartments, Single with reception, 175 ‘B irthday supplement your Income After studying the dummy 646-4200. homes, multiple dwellings? WANTED JUNK AND U T E WAGON 145 S - Roof racks, ting. awning, shed, should bo lully explored. You at length and reviewing the unbid suit.) 79 ...... Call after 6 PM. 648-4828. square feet. Suite up to 950 appliances. In nice park. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Schools-Classes No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate square feet, possible MODEL WRECKS - Cash one owner. Good condition. may discover something bidding (such as it was), the Inveatment Property 25 T Associates, Inc. 6461980. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Asking $1750. Call after 5 PM, Asking $11,000. Call anytime. August 22,1179 worthwhile. , _ . renovations to suit. Call 646 4262m. Ucathcllft - George Qately FOR THE BEST - Manchester 2520, from 9 to 4:30. Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. 872-2435. Big things could b« In store for AQUARIUS (Jan.26Fob.1l) Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 you this coming year through Others will want to bo associ­ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ feet waterfront property with TWO NEW BR 78-13 projects which you will develop ated with you today. They II troductory lesson with this ad. through your own initiative. sense you’re a winner and be 4 large cott^es in very good MOUNTED SNOW 'HRES - Use your Imagination advanta­ anxious to gel on your Call 646-6306, or 6463549. condition. Fully furnished, Steel belted radials. Asking geously. bandwagon. They are W *- located in Sandy Beach area, $75. Call after 4:30 PM. 566 LEO (July 29-Aug.22) You PISCES (Feb.29-M arcn 20) Wtnthrop — Dick Cavalll docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ 7835. ______A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD BUSINESS & SERVICE should be luckier than usual Don't be afraid to take on extra turesque setting. Very Could help to sell your items □ REAL ESTATE today In any area where you responalbilltiea or duties at HE TAKES AU-THE FUN private. Owners want to DC VACUUM TUBE VOLT faster, rent your room quicker exert your test efforts, if you work today. It will open your DO t CU Oct.23) If there ways will gain you admirers Room. Very luxurious kids. $35. After 5 p.m., call MANCHESTER - (Convenient Reasonable rates. Free es­ area. Modem 4-room apart­ operated. (Call 6461327. Best." Call 649-8749, 742-9979, Tile, Dormers, is someone In a position of today. Let your sunny dlsposl- throughout! Call R. Zimmer, ALL CASH For your property, 6467957. timates. 2861183 anytime. Roofing.Residential or influence who could help you lion shine upon them. J.D. Real Estate lor details. within 24 hours. Avoid Red ment. Mature adults only. B&M TREE SERVICE - advance your self-interests, to­ CANCER (June 21-July ,» ) Short Rib* — Frank Hill $2M monthly. Hayes Corp. Building Contracting 33 Ciommercial. 649-4291. 6461980, or 647-1139. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 30" ELECTRIC STOVE- Specialist in tree and stump DAY CARE HOME - Fully day is a good day for you to Something you’ve been wish­ JUST BELOW THE ^ White. Good condition. $35.00. 6460131. licensed, safe, fun, affordable. have a get-together. ing lor thel will Ql*e„y5“ • Dip n-IAT DARN Corp. 6460131. removal. Free estimates. WES ROBBINS Carpentry NEWTON SMITH -' HHE flCWSL HEAt^OVt^ VVH6 TLING M A NCHESTER. BY Call 6464151 after 5:00 p.m. 6468099. SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) greeler esnee ol well-being SAW PLAVei? SEAT ATTRACTIVELY PANELED Senior citizen discount. 24 remodeling specialist, Aa- Remodeling. Repairs, Rec Focus your efforts today on and security could come ARE IN AND M E O U T S ' • WHILE HE WORKS. OWNER. 6 room Cape, new SELLING your house? Call us hour, year round service. 646 Rooms. “No Job Too Small." ASSORTED HYMNALS- 35 to 2-room apartment. Stove, WATERPROOFING - ditions, rec rooms, dormers, your largest ambitions and through tor you today. Be kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By first and we ll make you a 7285. built-ins, bathrooms, Call 6463144. don't be afraid of competition hopeful and positive. 2 appointment. 643-9380. No cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 40. Excellent condition. $35 refrigerator, heat. Adults, Hatchways, foundation references, no pets. $210. 646 kitchens, 6463446. or challenge. Luck is your ally. (NEWSnXPtn ENTCTPBtSt ASSN 1 agents. Realtor, 643-1577. takes all. Large family Bible REWEAVING burn holes. cracks, tile lines, sump PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS ■‘‘OWiS /nv GOOP MV.'... AIWAV6 ON THE (1881) with family register 3167, 2263540. pumps, gravity feeds, window CHAeiNO Mtce." Zippers, umbrellas repaired. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. - Complete Construction. Ad­ Sorry's World — Jim Barry BOLTON- New listing. Won't MAY WE BUY your home? and portrait pages, 100s of wells. 30 years ex^rience. VERNON / ROCKVILLE- Window shades, Venetian Additions, Repairs, Cabinets, ditions, Remodeling. Free Buga Bunny — Halmdahl & Stotlal last Call now Unique 8 room Quick, fair, all cash and no engravings. $10. In excellent blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 6434953, 872-7611. Estimates. Fully insured. condition. Call 649-7705. Accepting applications for 2 Ranch with custom contem­ problem. Call Warren E, ™.. - ...... - Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 ...... Call 6464879. porary interior. 2 car garage. Painting-Paparing 32 4 c c o r p in ' t ' t h ' Rowland, Realtors, 6461108...... X I p e ^ 5221. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY in-ground pool, 2 acres, Rpl®"- ... DoQS-BIrda-Peta COMPOTBR .Y E R tial for professional (iffices...... *______utilities, wall-to-wall PAINTING - Interior and Carpentry hnd general con­ BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 carpeting and ^pliances. Call ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, tracting. Residential and LOAN'S BEEN AP- $70,000 Clroup I, F.J. Spilecki Household Goods 40 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD attics, garages, yards exterior, paperhanging, Realtors. 643-2121. excellent work references. commercial. Whether it be a BIDWELL HOME Improve­ REGISTERED HALF cleaned, moving, small repair job, a custom ment Co. Expert installation Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World FUPPSY/.^ • REFRIGERATORS ARABIAN GELDING - Red trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Free estimates. Fully in­ FOREST HILLS- 8 room Washers / Ranges, used, 474 MAIN STREET- Second sured. Martin Matson, 646 built home or anything in of aluminum siding gutters r/SSiTm service. No job too big or with white blaze and rear floor. 3 rooms heated. No between, call 6461379. and trim. Roofing installation HERE >90 ARE. FOLKS- LIJSEN tiSENIUS; HE HAP U9 Colonial. 2 1/2 baths, first guaranteed and clean. New stockings. 649-8355. small. 566852!>22. 4431. floor family room with shipment damaged, G.E & ^pliances. No pets. Security. and repairs 646WW, 871-2323. A FULL REFUNP ON ’)OUR 5TANP 0UT6\PE THE FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Tenant insurance required. CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - TOUR! TO? AVkHASEMENT TERMWAL AN’^TEAL 1 fireplace, large modern HOME SWEET HOME - BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. r ^ s kitchen, sliders to large deck, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main $225 monthly. Call 6462426, 9 QUALITY PAINTING and Additions and Remodeling. SPEaALIZING cleaning and WANTEP T0>EE if YOUP O16T0NVER& FROM REAL Complete health-g^uard Fireplaces, concrete. Free estimates. Call Anthony repairing chimneys, roofs, walkout basement, gas heat, 2 Street, 643-2171, facilities. Cats also. Canine to 5. Chimney repairs. No job too Paper H ailing by Willis KNOWtriE PIFFERENCE " LUXURV TOURS! J------car garage, wooded lot. Group Schultz. Fully Insured Squillacote 649-0811. new roots. Free estimates. 30 BETWEEN A BURSET TRIP "NO (7NE V ^ & U T V/KO Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon RESPONSIBLE FEMALE IN small. Save! (iall 644-8356 for years Experience. Howley, ! IL I, Philbriek Agency, 646-4200. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Road, Manchester. 6465971. estimates. references. 6494343. ANP ALUTUIRY TOUR' WILL EVER T^COULP’VE Custom made draperies, slip­ MID-20S to look for apartment CARPENTER - Repairs, 6465361. 6UESA"HE MANCHESTER - NEW covers and upholstery. Budget with same in Manchester. Call A&W PAINTING Contrac­ remodeling, additions, gar­ EXPERT PAINTING and ages, roofing. Call David ROOFER WILL Install roof, •/OUiURE PIPTR LISTING. 6 room Cape. Terms Arranged. Call 2862331 6366992. LANDSCAPING Specializing tors. Quality painting and ~HEH-HEH,' Fireplaced living room, wall or 6461000. paper hanging at reasonable Patria, 644-1796. siding or gutter for low di6 in Exterior House Painting. Ho l d it /T h e r e 's / f r o m n o w o n ,A p (W n p to wall carpeting, rec room, AUSTRALIAN KELPIES - EAST HARTFORD- Newly Tree prunlnjz, spraying, rates. Fully insured. Free count price. Call Ken at 647- garage with patio, immediate ELECTRIC RANGE- With lUre breed of dog, only a decorated 1 bedroom Estimates. Call Wayne 649- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 1566. M O T H en m e s s a g e ( HER^V4'LL b e k n o w n mowing, weeding. Call 7C- - Remodeling and Additions. occupancy. Asking $56,900.00. eye level oven, and lower handful on the Blast Coast. $120.(276-3) Rental Assistors, 7947. 7696. mfyet Correnti Real Estate. 646- oven. First $100 takes it. Call Medium short hair dog. 2365646, small fee. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Haating-Plumbing 85 5252. 5669439. Excellent with children. AKC ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - years experience! For Free recognized. Please call 636 ROCKVILLE- Spiffy 2 Estimates, call 646-4239. SEWERLINES, sink lines, bedroom, yard for kids and Attics Si Cellars cleaned. For PERSONAL EAST HARTFORD - Move 6003. free estimate, call 6461943. cleaned with electric cutters, right into this charming 3 □MISC. FOR SALE pets. (2214) $155. Rental for particular people, by I FARRAND REMODELING - ^ professionals. McKinney Call 6465703 anytime. Bedroom Ranch on quiet Assistors, 2365646, small fee. DRIVEWAY SEALING Cabinets and Formica Tops, Rros. Sewage Disposal Com­ \\l//v street. Boasts fresh paint and 41 Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ pany, 6465308. Articles lor Sale MAGNIFICENT MANSION- Protects and Beautifies Your PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - a 12x22 family room off the Driveway! Experienced and ditions, Decks, All types of kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. HORSE BOARDING - New Huge 4 bedrooms, plush (Quality craftsmanship at low Remodeling and Repairs. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet bam. Daily turnouts. Many carpet. Kids and pets ok. Reasonable! Free Estimates. prices. Call 6465424. HE ^ Bamett-Bowman. 633-3661. Call Art, 649-3061. Phone 643-W17,______repairs, plugged drains, extras! Extensive pasture and $300’s. (155-3). Rental kitchen faucets replaced, ENP (3F trails. $100 monthly. 6465251. Assistors, 2365646, small fee. CARPENTRY - AU types of e iin by NEA.Ioc. MANCHESTER - Good loca­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as MATURE WOMAN WILL PROFESSIONAL PAINTING repaired, rec rooms, THE LINE- printing plates, .007 thick repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool bathroom remodeling, heat tion, Approximately 1/3 acre. BABYSIT IN HER HOME. - Interior and exterior. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and e-v 6 Rooms plus, CTape. New 23x2815 , 25 cents each or 5 PUPPY FREE TO LOVING EAST WINDSOR- Lovely 4 modernization, etc. Free WlhyWIA.Iwc.T "Mmnunnunl Here they come. HOME- Labrador type. Male. Verplanck School St Fountain Commercial and residential. Windows Hung. Celling kitchen. New roof. $50s. By for $1 Phone 643-2711. Must be rooms, children welcomed. In Free estimates. Fully in­ Estimate gladly given. M & M hot dogs, popcorn, pizza ...” Atout 12 weeks old. Call 742- the $200’s. (230-4). Rental Village area, (iail 528-0728. Repaired and Painted. Call appointment, 643-9380. No picked up before 11 a.m. Keep trying. sured. 6464879. Plumbing & Heaung. 6462871. agents. ONLY. 5228 evenings. Assistors, 2365646, small fee. anytime, 643-6130.