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Hy DAVK I, VVAM,KK village. There are over 300 of them, starting point and perhaps funds for afraid the young'persons will find out vices Bureaus' programs because has found a way to do that yet,” Hoff­ Unique Music Book Board Approves Hiring Teachers Subpoenaed Chris Evert Stops King this project are next to impossible, Mfriilil Ki'iiorlcr but out of that group eight are giving and will come back to avenge the they do not think they would fit in man explained. Made for Silent Films Of New Science Head For Court Defiance To Reach Open Finals us problems. Two or three of them but there could be other areas such report,” Willett said. with programs. Hoffman said that one of the GLASTONBURY - On any hot, are supplying beer to kids who are as athletic equipment stocked at the Willett said that the major way to "We like rugged things,'- one solutions would be to separate the P age 2 P age 6 P age 6 Page 1 0 humid night in Welles Village, the underaged and I am going to do rental office for sign out use or a curb these problems would be to juvenile said. “We do different kinds scene js the same. Young persons elderly people in the village from the h------' ■ everything in my power to throw the CETA worker to run various sports provide more recreationai oppor­ of things than the kinds of things they juveniles. He said that the problems stroll around the roads, talking, book at them,” Willet said. at the field with'equipment and so tunities and that the town is going to do at Youth Services. We would like hanging around and sipping on are solvable as long as the tenants If it looks as though Willett is on,” Willett said in the letter. have to do something sooner or iater. to get involved in wilderness cooperate. bottles of beer. trying to play the roll of policeman Earle did ask the council to ap­ What do the kids have to say about schools,” he said. Executive Director of Youth This scene is repeated night after prove a Welles Village park, but it ilandiratfr and is doing nothing else to help the the probiems in the village? Some One female said she is tired of Services Edmund Meinche said night in the village during the warm plight of the young persons, that is a was turned down because of budget believe that Willett is out to get them being blamed for things that she does he believes Willett is doing a good summer months. The young persons false picture. considerations. However, Earle has and really does not care about their not do. job. wander around looking for something Fair, Sunny Last June he sent a letter to Parks been working on improving the problems. “Whenever something happens, "Bill and I have been working to do. Very often their search is un- and Recreation Department Director athletic fields and he said a basket­ Although many of the young per­ Willett comes right to me. Whenever together to improve the programs Continued Cooi succesful and while most of the J. Baylis Earle asking Earle to im­ ball court will be built. sons lead people to believe that they we drink, we throw our bottles away over there. When we needed workers D atall* on page 2 loitering is harmless, the boredom prove the recreational opportunities "We are going to upgrade the are not afraid of authority, they and we don't bother anyone, but we does affect a small number. for the Cotton Hollow project, I im­ in the village for the teenagers. ballfields on Griswold Street and we probably are. When given the chance still get hassled,” she said.. mediately got in touch with Bill and That bordeom has sometimes led In the letter, Willett maintained are going to put up a playground They all pretty much agreed that it to vandalism, harassment of older went-door-to-door to get kids to that there just is not enough recrea­ behind the community center for the was the younger kids who cause the work. All of those kids were from people and stealing. tion for the youngsters and that could preschool children. We will also be trouble. They all said they are tired Welles Village,” he said. New Course ,\lany of ihe young persons said installing a lighted basketball ‘‘There are good kids Vol. XCVIII, No. 288 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, September 8,1979 » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15* Home Delivered be the reasons why they are always of taking the blame for things they do Meinche said the process of im­ Beginning in today’s Herald is that they would not just hang around getting into trouble." court,” Earle said. in this village.” not do. if they had some constructive things proving the services for the youth in the latest offering in the course by Willett said he could take the Earle said that money has always Police Chief Francis J. Hoffman Welles Village should be done In a to do. been a factor in developing better Newspaper series, entitled "front” approach and call in the said there is only so much police can low-key way. “Technology on Trial.” While many of the youngsters police for everything that goes on in recreational facilities in the area. to speak out on the problems, most do to alleviate the problem, criticize him. Housing Authority “We are going to start a weightlif­ The series will run weekly in The Parks and Recreation Depart­ did not want their names revealed. ”We have talked with the Housing ting program for teenagers in the fall Four Rebels Executive Director Bill Willett has The Herald and is a course ment does run a teen drop-in center Some jumped at the chance to give Authority and they seem to think that that will meet three times a week. been fighting to get some new offered at Manchester Communi­ during the school year at Naubuc their names for publication, but upon the way to alleviate the problem is to We will also work with the Recrea­ programs for the teenagers. At the “ JF/ial has to happen is ty College. School. While open, young persons further investigation were found to keep out the undesirables. But many tion Department on the drop-in same time, though, he realizes that In conjuction with the course, a more and better social can play pool, pinball and just plain be using false names. of these persons hang around on center,” he said. Claim Plane public forum is scheduled for he has to remain tough on the chat while adult supervision is pre­ When eight youngsters were public roads and there is no way that services have to he ’"These kids are good kids and they Wednesday night at 8 in the main problems of vandalism, crime, and sent. Earle said this center gets plen­ questioned about the fire which you can leplly move them out if they ‘■JS provided.” need help. Bill Is in a tough position auditorium of the college. ROME, Italy (UPI) - Four ficials said the hijackers released 140 harrassment. ty of use in the fail by the Welles burned a unit on Wyllys Street on July are not doing anything wrong.” Hoff­ of the 175 passengers in exchange for because he has to manage the village The forum will consist of four gunmen claiming to be Kurdish Since his arrival in March I, 1978, Village Youth. 7 sources said they received eight man said. 13,000 gallons of fuel. and he has to show some authority,” panelists from the college and the rebels hijacked an Alitalia jetliner Willett has been working to obtain Despite these efforts things have different accounts of the incident. Hoffman maintains that arresting The women and children began Meinche said. community who will discuss the over Cyprus Friday and flew it to funds to rehabilitate Welles Village. the village. He said he could bust moved slowly in Welles Village. Not one matched. the young persons is not the answer. filing off the plane in groups of 30 at 6 He has already renovated two units each kid for loitering in the village, In a report prepared by Clinical affects of technology on various Rome, where they released most of Because of this, the yoiing persons The common complaint from all of He said the town may pursue tougher Director Tom Gullotta, it is es­ p.m. (noon EDT), after airport in the village with authority funds. or he could obtain the name of each aspects of society. the 186 persons aboard in exchange often resort to drinking to kill time. them is that there is nothing to do. ordinances to limit outsiders' access timated that 27 percent of all workers drove a fuel truck up to the He gets excited when talking about and every kid and begin eviction The forum is being presented by for fuel to fly to Cuba. "There are two or three teenagers When asked if they harass older to Welles Village, but that that counseling referrals are from Welles side of the green-and-white and red the possibilities to improve the proceedings against the parents. who are selling beer to the younger people, they all responded that Manchester Community College Airport officials said the hijackers method could be dangerous because Village. identified themselves as Kurdish plane. physical nature of the village, but However, Willett said in the letter kids in the neighborhood. Then when younger 12 to 15 year-olds take part in conjunction with United The hijackers, reportedly armed he said the town would be treading on According to the report which was nationalists who wanted to go to when asked about the youth he that he doen’t feel that "frontal the younger kids get drunk, they are in that activity. They said the young Technologies Corp. and The with submachine guns, com­ people’s rights to invite whoever they ■prepared in 1978, Gullotta reported Herald. Cuba to denounce the Iranian regime becomes disturbed, puzzled and method” is the best way to deal with forced to the dirty work of the older persons over 16 don’t participate in wish into the village. mandeered the four-engine jet 30 angry. the problem. that 61 percent of all referrals came of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ones because they cannot be that kind of activity. “What has to happen Is more and from the north end of town. minutes after take-off from Beirut as He has had to deal with break-ins Willett recommended that lighting before the summit conference of non- prosecuted as adults,” Willett said. This group of 15 kids all said that better social services have to be “The whole thing is, I want these it flew over the Mediterranean island into the community building. He said basketball courts, or tennis courts be Willett said that the only way to much of their time is spent drinking aligned nations currently meeting in provided. The police cannot be in the kids to have something to do,” Approval Havana. of Cyprus and ordered it to Nice, that up to 50 percent of the village installed in the athletic field adjacent stop these problems would be for the in the woods. village all the time. We have a whole Meinche said. “I want these kids to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen Officials said the hijackers com­ France.' playschool equipment has been to Griswold Street. He said this tenants to send complaints to the Refused permission to land in "They say that we supply the town to cover,” Hoffman said. - have some positive feelings for Edward Kennedy’s family has mandeered the Italian DC8 airliner stolen or broken. would help move them away from police about these persons. younger kids with booze, but it's not Nice, they changed course for Rome, “In order for us to take action, peo­ themselves and the things that they given its blessing to his running as it flew over Cyprus en route to He said there are good kids in the^edmmunity building and having “Many of the people who are being true, We just do our drinking, throw where 80 combat-ready members of ple have to call us and make com­ do. Many of these young persons are for president next year, but his Rome from Beirut and Tehran, Welles Village and that the majority the young persons in one area affected by the young persons are our bottles away and don’t bother Italy’s special anti-terrorism brigade plaints, But no one wants to because looking for attractive older people - 4 f where flight 713 originated. of the vandalism is being committed would allow the police to keep an female, single-heads-of-households anyone,” said one 18-year-old. press secretary said Friday that immediately surrounded the plane of the papers and the bureaucracy. and that is what we are going to try Denied permission to land in by a group of eight young persons. easier watch on the teenagers. who are afraid to report the "Willett keeps telling us he is going does not mean he will challenge parked at the far end of runway No AH we really^need is information and to provide.” President Carter for the France, they flew to Rome where of­ There are good kids in this “Like I said Baylis, this is only a teenagers to the police. They are to kick us out and we can’t even walk 1, we could break some of this loitering Gullotta said one solution the Democratic nomination. down the street without the police up,” he said, problem of dealing with the youth The surprise development bothering us,” said one teenager who Hoffman said that despite what and their struggles would be to set up spurred the already active draft- doesn’t even live in the village everyone says about it being a bunch a YSB-Parks and Recreation Depart­ Kennedy movement across the anymore. ”I can’t even go see my of outsiders causing the problems, he ment branch office at Naubuc School. nation and was hailed by the Lawyer Seeks girlfriend without being bothered.” believes that the problems are being “If we could get an outreach office senator’s backers as the signal Willet has continually maintained caused by people who live in the over there, we might have half the they had wanted to renew their ef­ that many of the problems stem from village. Acting MCC President Robert Miller the present campus College officials un­ battle won,” Gullotta said. “Until forts. persons who enter the village who “The oldest game in town is to then, we are going to have to con­ explains the oddities and facets of the veiled the architect’s model at a Friday mor­ don’t live there. He said he is going to “The family has said whatever State Probe blame the other guy. What we need to tinue working together to help that proposed permanent campus, a three-winged ning press conference. (Herald photo by Pin­ try to keep those young persons out of decision he. made they would sup­ find is a way to deal with subsidized area out.” port him,” said Tom Southwick, megastructure to be located on the hill above to) the village. housing. I am not even sure society By CHRIS BLAKE "outrageous statements ” violate the Kennedy’s press secretary. “But Fair Campaign Practices Code. Most of the kids in the group all had this is not related to the draft Herald Reporter jobs, but they all said that after they EAST HARTFORD - An attorney LeBeau’s statements, the attorney movements. He has not changed said, violate a section of the law get out of work they have nothing to representing Mayor Richard H. Red Cross To Conduct his position about running.” dealing with ’’personal vilification, do, ' Blackstone has asked the state Elec­ One 12-year-old who did reveal his MCC Unveils Model character defamation, libel, slander JlfiSfieV tions Commission to immediately name was Mike Heselton, He is a Training in First Aid schedule an investigationr and a and a scurrilous attack on Mayor Welles Village resident who hangs Gas Plan hearing to determine if “false” and Blackstone. ” around with the older kids when WASHINGTON (UPI) - House “libelous” charges raised against the LeBeau’s charges, he said, con­ stitute "an unfair and intolerable there is nothing else to do.” MANCHESTER - The Manchester ticipants will be instructed in how to and Senate conferees began work Of Permanent Home mayor by Democratic mayoral can­ campaign practice.” ”I have sometimes been in Red Cross is sponsoring a standard meet the needs of most situations Friday on a compromise gasoline didate Gary LeBeau violate fair cam­ ' i,*-’ i4 I trouble,” he said, "But that’s where emergency care is needed and rationing plan with a warning By CHARLIE MAYNARD to Gov, Ella Grasso for inclusion in The college officials announced He said the comments also violate first aid and personal safety training paign laws. another section because ”his charges because I get so bored. It would be program, which will be open to the medical assistance is not overly from a key senator that “the lid Herald Reporter the fiscal 1980-81 budget. If its in­ Friday that the opening day enroll­ Charles N. Sturtevant III filed the ■-t-' cluded, the legislature will have to were made without sound basis in '» good if there was more recreation,” delayed. can blow off” Middle East oil ment of 4,830 students was an in­ complaint Friday with Jeffrey Gar­ i . public free of charge. MANCHESTER -- Preliminary law or fact.” Heselton said. Some of the situations covered in act on the proposal. crease of 227 students over last year. field, general counsel for the Elec­ Pamela Bozio will be the instructor supplies and overnight cause gas plans for Manchester Community Although he acknowledged that the He plays Little League Baseball the program are shock, poisoning, Bandes said $410,000 has been They said the increase represents a tions Commission, for the course that will be held at the lines worse than before. , College’s proposed permanent cam­ Fair Campagin Practices Code has and said that he is going to try to stay Spruce Street Firehouse on seven burns, respiratory emergencies and Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., bonded for architect’s fees and test shift towards older, part-time LeBeau presented the Town Coun­ out of trouble. ”I know it is going to pus will be submitted to the Board of borings. The Board of Trustees of the students who combine work, family not been adopted by the General consecutive Fridays from 7 to 10 artificial respiration, choking, heat chairman of the Senate Energy Trustees of Regional Community cil last Tuesday with an affidavit be tough, but 1 am going to try to go Regional Community Colleges has and schooling. That type of student Assembly, he said Garfield had p.m., beginning Sept. 14, stroke, frost bite, bandaging and Committee, told his fellow Colleges by its Sept. 17 meeting, from a former Housing Authority - * • straight. I am going to continue to emergency rescue. kicked in $100,000 to defray the body. Miller said, places importance asked candidates to comply with it Included in the course will be infor­ negotiators he hoped for quick college officials said Friday. employee. The affidavit states that participate in sports,” the Academy Registration is limited to 20 per­ architects’ costs. on counseling and other student ser­ and LeBeau's conduct “was so out­ mation essential for development of congressional action because the The educators unveiled an Blackstone knew of possible im­ School student said. sons, and those interested may call The three-winged megastructure, vices. The new campus will house rageous that an investigation is proper first aid knowledge, skill current gasoline abundance could architect’s model of the proposed proprieties in the authority two years Most of the juveniles said they Jhe Red Cross office, 643-5111. connected by a central core, will be these administrative functions. merited.” .If ability and personal judgment. Par­ end suddenly because of “very 148,000 square foot building at a mid­ before he ordered an investigation in He said it would be ”a grave in­ ■ »- don’t get involved in the Youth Ser­ fragile” security conditions in the located next to the parking lot above The two-story structure will also 1975. morning press conference. The the present administration building. house the library, classrooms, justice” if the commission can take Middle East. multi-service facility is intended to At least five authority employees Miller said the new building will be general student activities, faculty of­ were later convicted of misusing no action. The main issue between the two house classrooms, administrative Garfield could not be reached for RED GRAVENSTEINS & I houses in the measure to give as energy-efficient as possible and fices, maintenance facilities, the more than $80,000 in authority funds. and faculty offices and a host of com­ comment Friday afternoon, Stubborn Steer President Carter power to ration rely on solar heating panels as part of hotel-restaurant management Kenneth LaPorte, the employee MILTON APPLES An Invitation to Dance munity and college-related services. Sturtevant also sent letters to U.S. gasoline is a “trigger” for im­ its fuel source. program, student lounge, a gym- who signed the affidavit, stated he A young cattleman tugs his reluctant steer into line with the larger After a year and a half work by the The architects are Purcell and cafeteria and an arts gallery. Attorney Richard Blumenthal and NATIVE ALBERTA & FOWLER With The plementing the plan. architect. Acting President Robert met with Blackstone in 1973 to dis­ Chief Assistant State’s Attorney animals at the Guilford, Vt, Fair Tuesday. The unidentified boy and The House insisted on requiring Taylor, Inc. of Glastonbury, As envisioned in a decade-old cuss a comment LaPorte made about his calf were participating in one of the many animal judging con­ Miller said, the preliminary design The permanent campus will master plan, it will include a Robert Meyers requesting informa­ PEACHES a nationwide fuel shortage of 20 phase has been completed and sub­ authority employees "putting money tion on the nature and extent of the replace the Hartford Road facility “college street” through the center, in (their) pocket.” tests at the traditional country fair which marks the end of summer Excellent tor Canning A Framing percent to exist for 30 days before mitted to the Public Works Bureau of Housing Authority investigation and and relieve overcrowded conditions connecting every part of the building ’’The ppidic charges made by Mr. in southeastern Vermont. (UPI photo) Fresh Apple Cider • Pure CMer Vlnegsr (PjtiicjillcL S^Aojt SdwoL the president could impose the the state Administrative Services the extent of Blackstone’s involve­ at the college. MCC, the largest in­ to a central core. LeBeau are false,” Sturtevant said. plan, which members of the Division. ment and cooperation in the in­ Senate refused to consider. stitution in the community college The day care center will be located ” In particular, the meeting alleged “The design concepts were what vestigation. FERRANDO ORCHARD system, has about 34 gross square at the southwest wing, which in­ by the LaPorte affidavit never oc­ BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ QLA8TONBURY this college agreed upon,” Miller feet per student. Once the new cam­ cludes an enclosed area outside the Sturtevant also asked both Milos Beyond Vlto'a Roataurant______OarujL CbdA said, “and people from around the curred.” \______3 f pus is constructed, the space allot­ building where youngsters can play Blumenthal and Meyers to respond to Inside Today school made recommendations. It’s Sturtevant said the Housing LeBeau’s claim that Blackstone and ment increases to 56 gross square on warm days. Authority investigation was not home of the Church ...... 9 exciting because much of the major feet per student. The main entrance is on the other local politicans limited state Unemployment Rises concepts were followed.” limited in scope, as LeBeau charged, and federal investigations and to the EAST HARTFORD NEEDS OPEN GOVERNMENT Classified .. t ...... 12-14 “Even with the new building,” northeast side, facing the present but “rather was intensive, involving Manchester Youth Ballet Editorial ...... 4 Herbert Bandes, Dean of Ad­ charge of a cover-up. HARTFORD I UPI I - Unemployment in Connecticut Miller Said, “if you assume enroll­ campus. local, state and federal law enforce­ F am ily...... 7 ministrative Affairs, said the Board LeBeau could not be reached for increased slightly in July due to seasonal layoffs of school ment to increase as we expect it to. There is also a multi-faceted ment officials.” Obituaries ...... 6 of Higher Education has approved an comment Friday. employees and manufacturers' vacation shutdowns, state A Vote For George Dagon Is A Vote For . . . we will not be flushed with space. program center with a 900-person Sturtevant also asked Garfield to Sports...... 10-11 $11,500 appropriation for construc­ Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro reports. ^^An Education in Dance** There is an extremely low assign­ capacity for school or community ac­ investigate whether LeBeau’s tion of the campus. The request goes ment of space per student.” & tivities. Peraro said Wednesday unemployment in July was 86,- • Elected Zoning Commission * Adult Classes In Ballet Jazz 00(1 or 5 4 percent, an increased from the June total of 85,- * Graded Claaaaa In Claaalc Ballet 200 or 5.3 percent. But the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate • District Representation *Pre‘Ballet *Jazz — Diplomacy Urged Your neighbors’ views: Do you support continued use ] dropped from 5 2 percent in June to 5.1 percent in July, * Tap * Pra-School Teen Classes compared to the national rate of 5.7 percent, Peraro said. • Public Financial Disclosure * Qymneatlc Tumbling - Acrobatics of the odd-even gas plan? | The commissioner said non-farm wage and salary m employment was estimated at 1.4 million persons in July, • Revitalization of Downtown On Soviet Troops 8 down about 20,000 from June buf still higher than July “A dancer it an athlete and like any other athlete runs a constant risk of 1978. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President injury — to minimise the risk — good technical training it essentiaL Be country that acts as a Soviet proxy in • Completion of I 84 Connector Carter said Friday the presence of The average weekly wage of factory production an educated parent or dancer — Choose your teacher carefully! other areas of the world,” Carter workers in Connecticut remained almost unchanged at Soviet combat troops in Cuba is a said. $266 66 in July. Peraro said. • Extension of Route 2 to Bissell Bridge "very serious matter,” but hi urged “We do have the right to insist that Miss Gibson Is a well qualified professional teacher having taught calm and said the situation should be the Soviet Union respect our in­ • Increased Police Protection In the area for several years and Is well known for her classic ballet In­ dealt with diplomatically. terests and our concerns ... struction, haqing produced and directed the ballets Les Sylphides, Les “This is a time for firm diplomacy, otherwise relations between our two not panic and not exaggeration,” • Fiscal Responsibility Patineurs, Stars and Stripes, La Boutique Fantasque, Coppella, and countries wi|ll be adversely Carter said, emphasizing the Russian effected,” the president said. Sleeping Beauty. She has been guest teacher throughout New England troops do not have weapons "capable for the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists, Is a member Carter did not specifically mention of attacking the United States.” the difficulties faced in Senate ii " of Dance Masters of America, Dance Teachers Club of Connecticut, Luggage Vote in the Democratic Primary "A Soviet combat brigade in Cuba ratification of the new' strategic and Is Artistic Director of the Manchester Youth Ballet. Miss Gibson is a very serious matter ... and this l \ ▼ For Cruldng or Flying - Marlow’t Ha* Jual arms limitation treaty which ap­ Tuesday, September 11th. continues to study all phases of dance techniques to bring you a status quo is not acceptable,” Carter parently is in danger over the Soviet Th* Luggaga For Youl Choota from tiwa* professional School of Dance. Famous Brands: Ssmsonlts (we (»rry a com- told reporters in the White House troop matter — but that was what he ______i t \tiU4KnaalViKi \Ai Polls Open Noon To 8:00 P.M. briefing room. apparently was referring to. I pleta line), AHsntIc, Ventura, Airway and Scott Christensen John Hedges Eileen Donavan Brennan Robin Broderick John Duink Seward. Carter said there were indications Carter said he was “seriously pur­ CALL 643-5710 - 643-6414 the 2,000-3,000 troops and some 40 so. I had no problem getting gas before the amount of fuel serves the same For Information or Transportation suing this issue with the Soviet This question was asked before Ihe MARLOW'SKinaabWWW « » Sinc. I9 III Registration Dates at the School tanks have been in Cuba “for some Union. This is a sensitive issue that odd-even system was discontinued. and I have no problem now.” number of people.” September 6 & 7 — 2-7 time.” faces our nation and our nation must Eileen Donavan, East Hartford — “No. Rohin Broderick, East Hartford — DOWNTOWN MAIN STHEtT, MANCHESTER - MS-1221 It's not being used anyways. I get gas any FREE PARKINO FRONT AND REAR OF STORE CALL 289-1579 ' “It is not an assault force. It does respond not only with seriousness Scott Christensen, East Hartford — "Yes, for a little while until the gas prices MASTER CHARGE CAROS ACCEPTEDI September 8 — 10^ not have airlift or seagoing and strength but with a sense of calm day.” go down.” OPEN e OATS • THURS. NITES 'til 9:00 “Personally, I don’t think it makes a OPEN UP TOWN GOVERNMENT capabilities and does not have and responsibility ... not panic. difference. Most gas stations aren't Pal Brennan, East Hartford — “It all John Dulak, Glastonbury - “No. 1 feel depends on how easy alternative sources I'iiiil l-'nr Ii4 Tlif tioiiimilUN; In weapons capable of attacking the Administrative sources said the listening to it. It's only being watched on that during the winter, it probably won't / United States,” Carter said. like gasahol and methanol can be be necessary. If we have long lines next 388 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER talk was aimed at reassuring the the highways.” George Dagon- Mayor r f Don Bates- Treasurer “The issue posed involves the American public the situation is not John Hedges, Lebanon — “I don't think developed. Until we have fuel alter­ summer, then we should definitely go stationing of Soviet combat troops as critical as the Cuban missile crisis natives, the plan is good only as long as back to it.” here In the Western hemisphere in a of 1962. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Sept. 8, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept, 8; 1979 - PAGE THREE Drama Workshop: 7-10 Psalms, Yeterday & tings by Aline Portnow. a.m., main campus, Room Collectors* Corner MCC Calendar p.m., main campus, TV Today: 7:30-9:40 p.m., Opening reception, 8 p.m. A-5, $26.00 pretation: 7-9:40 p.m.. I Studio, $35.00 Hartford Road campus. Film Classic, Hartford B a se b a ll: MCC vs. Hartford Road campus, Heritage and Heirlooms Room 207, $17.00 Road campus Southern C onnecticut Room 207, $20.00 ■ , ' s i Manchester Community p.m.-j5:30 p.m., Registrar’s Logic.: 7:30-9:40 p.in., I: 7:30-9:40 p.m., main Friday, Sepl. 14 006 College, noon, MCC Piloting and Dead Unique Musical Book College offers this calen-' Office, Administration Hartford Road campus, campus, Room A-7, $22.00 Stairwell Gallery: Saturday, Sept. 15 Athletic Field (two games) Reckoning: 7:30-9:40 p.m., dar of events in the interest Building, Main Campus. Room 216, 013.00 Forum: Technology on through Oct. 5, pastels by Shooting Sports and Monday, Sepl. 17 Hartford Road campus, Hunter Safety: 9:30-11:40 of the community. All the Landlord-Tenant Rights Wednesday, Sepl. 12 Trial: 8 p.m., main campus Francine Gintoff and pain­ B a sic EKG I n te r - Ro®*" “>3. $75.00 MCC-sponsored activities and Responsibilities: 5:30- Tourism and Geography auditorium listed telow are open to the 7 p.m., Hartford Road for the ’Travel Agent: 5:45- Thursday, Sept. 13 Made for Silent Film s public and many are free of campus. Room 216, $20.00 9:55 p.m., Hartford Road Baseball: MCC vs. By RUSS MacKENDRICK foreign countries, from Argentina Reference Collection of Selected charge. For further infor­ Introduction to campus. Room 216, $62.00 Southern Connecticut State through Venezuela and Wales. The Pieces... Arranged by Emo Rapee... mation, call 646-2137. Microprocessors: 6:10-7:40 College, 3 p.m., MCC EAST HARTFORD DEMOCRATS This book is entitled “Motion Pic­ Wines of the World: 6:30- Foreword mentions that these Adapted to Fifty-’Two Moods and p.m., main campus, Room 9.40 p Hartford Road Athletic Field . OPENING SOON... ture Moods.” Wherever you open the Monday, Sepl. 10 Vota (or Dick Blackatona Sapt. 11. Ha numbers are appropriate for the Situations...G. Schirmer, Inc., New C-16, $23.00 , , . , campus, Room 103, $29.00 Introcution to ’Travel main body there will be 52 musical Brush-Up Typing; 2-5 haa kapt the lid on spending and main­ newsreels. (Remember them? “For York.” ’The copyright date is 1924. p.m., Hartford Road cam­ H isto ry of A rt in Solar Energy: 7-9:10 5:45-8:55 p.m., Hartford “moods” listed along the margin. It you’re much older than I.” Although A1 Jolson sang with sound pus, Room 208, $55.00 Sept. America: 7:30-9:40 p.m., p Hartford Road cam- Road campus. Room 216, tained a Low Tax Rata. Vota tor the an- was intended for the use of the Also in the Foreword author Rapee ZwmM''' 5 '-’'p- ' •• •*nrir'yf The Camisole in 1927, the silents were still the Med Slates otColomUa ' 10 through Sept. 21 (star­ Hartford Road campus, pus. Room 211, 025.00 $83.00 doraad taam on the Top Lina. pianist in silent movie days. He could notes the three main classes of mood- i 913 MAIN STREET general thing until after 1930 ("Gar­ ^ sssz. s ting dates) Room 207, $18.00 S t a r t i n g a S m all Man’s Hidden Powers: DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER be watching the screen and when a groups; action, psychological bo Speaks!’’), so the book got plenty Sign Language I: 7:30- Business: ^ : 1 0 p.m., 7:20-9:30 p.m., Hartford Chase began he could whip to page situations and scenery. In addition to Brush-Up- Shorthand PoW lor by tti® Catt Hortlord D®moertUe Town ComnUH—. of usage. Skills: 2-5 p.m., Hartford 9:40 p.m., .Hartford Road Hartford R ^ d campus, Road campus. Room 202, 599 and play Allegro No. 1 by Adolf the music for these he gives 7 Emo Rapee (1891-1942) graduated Road campus. Room 208, campus, Room 211, $35.00 207, 028.00 $35.00 Minot or one of 3 “Galops” by numbers listed under “Neutral,” so from the Budapest Conservatory in W oSi o . Mini-course in Bridge Strauss o'r Herrmann. $55.00 Sept. 10 through • « ® ® ® ______whenever the pianist couldn’t make 1909 and came to this country in 1912. 1 " f ' Sept. 21 (starting dates) There are about 400 selections ' up his mind fast enough he could still I He soon became musical director for ^ ■ ■ ' tw e i I'M Prepare for Today’s Job given in tis 692 pages. There is a keep the background alive with the Hungarian Opera Company of Market: 5:50^7:20 p.m., AD Stops Shops m en Sunday 9 a m -s iiin Foreword written by the arranger, “Radiance” by G. Sellars, “The New York. The NY Times obit states I - Hartford Road campus, * Shop CouponfW W W W ^ W O ls to p t Shop CouponI* Erno Rapee: then a Table of Lotus Lake” by Theodora Dutton, that his first wide popular following MH Contents going from Aeroplane (with Room 216, $18.00 W0imec(xr)onar0a$750 purebaM - N Wyti Riw cordon and a $7 50 purchau “Arabesque" B. Wrangell and so came from his musical accom­ *»i' • . . '..V .. . . Small Business an ulaut over the first “e” ), through forth. paniments to silent films. Later he J Band, Battle and Birds to Western Management: 7-9:10 p.m., 1 Love-Themes, of course, are well 110 For 126 UColor Print Rim became musical director for the Hartford hoad campus, lor126Col and Wedding. represented. There are pieces: The 8 Radio City Music Hall. He wrote Room 206, $25.00. There are 7 numbers adjudged to Old Mother, Roihanre. Valse, Poem, many song hits including “Char- Assertiveness Training: be just right to play along with the Cavatina, Love Song, Melody and main,” "Angel Mia,” and “Diane.” ! b « e appearance of children on the screen, 7-9:40 p.m., Hartford Road FILM Chant d’Amour. 2 PLY 375 SHEET ALL NATURAL BONUS PACK ■ ALL NATURAL The book of moods (loaned to this campus, Room 211, $K.00. such as Dickory Dock and Jack and To express the modd of Parties writer by a neighbor who won’t sell it Unique music book has slections designed ®o*'tains about 400 selections with 52 various all year ions; Jill. Then there are many dances; Investments and Finan­ there are 11 selections. One is an old- — “No way!” ) would be a gem in W i ’ H Ql»# you • fre e 20 expoaur# ro ll d " O u r O w n " WHITE CLOUD SUNSHINE HI HO i BREYERS for piano players at silent films. The book snoods. cial Planning; 7-9:40 p.m., 5 * Ml" P8nl IHm otuy time yog bring In APPLE Gavottes, Mazurkas, Minuets, time gavotte, “Ladies Faces, Rib­ anyone’s collection of music or silent 110 12 T IC O I IIZ Bathroom II I I ^ C STOP&SHOP Polkas, Vaises, Tangos and 7 Hartford Road campus, iny brind d cotot prtnt mm lor procooUng. 0 8 « bons and Laces.” If the party should \ gootUbrogghSolunliy.JtniioiyaiggO. J M OOUt pkgof4 J U I w ^ 64 oz. btl. or Regular C R A C K E R S package picture memorabilia. Room 202, $15.00 YOGURT Marches. ascend (or descent) into an Orgy, the Good Sun Sect 9 - Sal SetX 15 LrM o neo'OPTCuGlomsr M (joodStxi Sets 9 Sal Sepl 15 Umd oneeper per cuolometcuoiomet Good Sun Sepl 9 -Sal Sepl <5 Ixnd one per cuS*ontsr ■— Good Sun Sepl 9- S* Sept 15 i/ne one o The largest group in the Table is author gave a choice of L’Arlesienne Beginning Bridge: 7:30- Reminder 9:40 p.m., Hartford Road self service deli special buys O'Oe-V hMMMlJ i S t U M M M j under “National.” It starts with 8 for Suite, 4th Movement, by Georges for breakfast school lunches, suppers! I*.} • a.J t r-t P t SHOP COMPANIES the USA, from the Star-Spangled Bizet or Autumn and Winter by A. ’The Manchester Philatelic Society V e rn o n Cinf MANCHESTER campus. Room’216, $20.00. N Banner to Yankee Doodle. It shows 6 Glazounoff. will have its first meeting of the new L DRIVE IN ROUTES 6 « 44/1 Sign Language II: 8-10:10 lb. pkg. s to p s Shop 8 1 Bugle Calls, 5 Southern, 6 College, 2 The title-page of the book reads in season at Mott’s Community Hall on p.m., main campus. Room Sea-Songs, 4 Christmas and 7 Old full: “Motion Picture Moods for Tuesday, September 11, from 7 to 10 R1BMU t u m u m CLINT EASTWOOD C-16, $35.00. Ballads. The Nationals continue with p.m. stool Pianists and Organists ... A Rapid- Tuesday, Sept. 11 ShopOnrBestBii^! I m v Late Registration: 4 • THE u “ Wait til you see The Almanac The Weather IWN ic h W a y I Reg.. ENFORCER CMUKDUADdrTC ® - the weM pari” Maple or Thick S lic ^ ComeGet Your Stop& Shofiswoilh By United Press International BuTHsiQir' Colonial Franks ' Today is Saturday, Sept. , the 251st day of 1979 with 114 Chairman Package of 100 |16 oz. pkg. Sun Glory 8 Chicken Bologna to follow. Stop & Shop “Big Eye” Pork Sale! 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PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 8, 1979 y EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 8, :197»- PAGE FIVE Wednesday Board of Education, 8 p.m., Gilead Hill School Library. St. Bernard’s Women’s Guild potluck supper and (Comnwinity Calenda^ Youth Services Comihission, 7:30 p. m.. Youth Services Town Office Building Study Committee, 8 p.m.. Town meeting, following 6 p.m. mass. Church Hall. Courses by Newspaper i' ! ' Building. Office Building. Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, 7:30 Sewer Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Building. p.m.. Memorial Building. Manchester ' Safety Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Building. South Windsor Wednesday Recreation Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Parks and Recrea­ Board of Directors of Rockville Area Chamber of Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings (loca­ tion Building. Today Commerce, 4Mon, former Steve St Tom’s, Route 83. tion is in the Municipal Buiiding, 41 Center St„ unless Thursday Wap ping Fair, all day. Rye Street Park. Permanent Municipal Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. noted otherwise); Fire Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Company Number One, Monday Police Station, West Street. Monday Main Street. Town Council work session, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Sub-Area E Health Systems Agency, 7:30 p.m., Technology on Trial Conservation Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Ellington Town Hall. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m„ Hearing Tuesday Room. Building. Thursday Senior Citizens Square Dance, 1:30 to 3 p.m., Wapping Board of Education, 8 p.m., 45 N. School St. Community Center, Ayers Road. Symposium on treatment of acute trauma, 8 a.m. to 2 Hebron p.m., Rockville General Hospital. Kiliior'N '1’his is the first in a series of IS articles Tuesday Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.,Town Hall. Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Hearing Room. Wednesday Registration for pre-school story hour, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., exploring "Connections: Technology and Change.” Today Children’s Room, Rockville Library. This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a Hockanum River Linear Park committee, 7:30 p.m., Hebron Harvest Fa|r, starts 10 a.m.. Lion’s Park, Episcopal Church Women of South Windsor, 7:30 p.m., probate room. program developed by University Extension. University Route 85. «, St. Peter’s Church, Sand Hill Road. Wednesday Senior Citizens meeting, 1 p.m., St. Margaret Mary ReiiiteratrintCtauinEastllirHonl of California. San Diego, and funded by a grant from the Sunday Church Hall, Hayes Road. National Endowment for the Humanities. Elderly Outreach committee, 7:30 p.m.. Hearing Hebron Harvest Fair, 11 a.m.. Lion’s Park, Route 85'. REAL ESTATE PRINCIPUS Room. Friday Manchester Community College offers a three-credit Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Center Monday A PRACTICES course based on the newspaper series. For information, ■ / South Windsor Square Dance Club, 8 to 11 p.m., Wap­ coffee room. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town with Gardner Dogharty call 646-2137. ping Community Center. Thursday Office Building. at East Hartford High School .A related 10-part television series, "Connections," Sanitarian, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Town Office Building. 777 BumaM* Avanua Rm. will ba poalad produced by the BBC and Time-Life Films, will begin on Judge’s hours and probate, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday Vernon Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Coffee Room. Tuesdays 7-10 p.m. beginning 9/11 Connecticut Public Television Sept, 30. Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Sunday Copyright 1979 by the Regents of the University of Topics Include: brokerage, contracts, ap­ Building. Vernon Midget Football season opens, noon. Legion praisals, law, ethics & development. This California. Wednesday Field, West and Regan streets. course meets the minimum educational Andover requirements (or the salespersons license as Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office Monday Monday set forth by the Connecticut Real Estate Com­ By JOHN G. BURKE Building. Breakfast for area clergy, 9 a.m., Rockville (General mission. The registration fee of $95 Inpludes a Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Hospital cafeteria. copy of the Connectfoirt Raaf Esfafe Lfcensfng Smog! Water pollution! Excessive noise! Urban filth! Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Education, 7;30 p.m.. Middle School, Route Law and Raguladona, but does not Include Shoddy products! Lethal food additives! Radioactive Building. Thursday 30. text. wastes! Genetic manipulation! Dehumanization! Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. Tuesday Extended & Continuing Education 486-3234 These are the results, critics charge, of our blind faith fice Building. Community Health Service, 7:30 p.m., agency office. Dedication of Belding Wing, 2 p.m., Rockville General ______The University of Connecticut______in techological progress. Rebuttals calling attention to Board of Fire Commissioners, 8 p.m., firehouse. Route 6, Columbia. Hospital. our high standard of living, improved health, longer life Tuesday spans, better working conditions, and increased Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary educational opportunities do not still the critics' voices. School. Technology is on trial. Andover Historical Society, 7:30 p.m., Andover Public WHh Thie CMpae end a tr JO PwdMse' The most ominous assertion is that technology is now Library. awRMu I MaT.BauaNQunsauts CHUNK LNNTItMH [ 8 completely out of human control. Technology, the Wednesday BUMBUr^ * prosecution says, has become an independent entity, a Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational thing apart from humans who gave it birth. We have Church. ^ hiOB CPTfECTlOWS m or«alW| become cogs in a huge system of production and con­ School Building Committee, 8 p.m., Aqdover Elemen­ m tWes.oM sumption, a machine having no human purpose. Certain­ TECHMOLOGYATOCHANGE tary School. ^■M*a|*NaaaMMaas«wua«BMali<«4Wa«MiasUi«s> •Ci«fataaa.as«waaaaTlaw Aa.|«i| IIM I aaa aaaaaa aar I IMI MW aMaaa aar (a jlbaaaaaaaiMMli LMwwcMmaaaMlMMir ly, modern technology gives most of us a means of ' Thursday VMSaaLt^M livelihood, food, shelter, and leisure to watch TV. But the Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., member’s home. price we pay for these material satisfactions, it is said, is our freedom. Sources of Technological Change W e Technology, critics declare, not only shapes and directs Given these preconditions, however, what stimulates every aspect of our lives, but threatens the very technological progress, and who or which institutions ac­ Bolton COPPERWAR e ' ww -—pig SpeCiSl PlolC | superm arket pricesi existence of the human species. Our increasing love af­ complish innovation? fair with rationality and efficiency — that is, science and Monday Humanitarian concerns, the spirit of adventure, or the Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ R egister T apes engineering — is responsible for creating this FREE (see details at your store) wish to transform idleness to active leisure, have munity Hall. BONELESS BEEF ROASTS! technological monstrosity. We are thus caught in a web of produced some innovations. But the principal agencies of our own making. Sewer Avoidance Study (Committee, 8 p.m.. Communi­ YOU'LL DOlbetter WITH A&P'S BEEPCHUCK BEEF CHUCK ^ technological innovation are economic activity, science, ty Hall. One possible escape route may be open, declare the engineering, war, and government, although some Special meeting of Board of Selectmen, 7:45 p.m.. grocery specials anti-technologists, but only if we act quickly and forceful­ economists would maintain that all of these ultimately Community Hall. ly. Repudiate modern science and high technology. can be lumped under economic activity. Public Building Commission, 8 p.m., (Community Hall. ShoaMer *169 Chuck ’ Return to a simpler way of life. The desire to satisfy material needs, individual or Tuesday Even if these prophets of doom are exaggerating or are UMY social, has always been a major source of innovation. In Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., (Community Hall. . mistaken, there are many signs, such as pollution, which R O A S T S ROASTS western cultures, luxuries have become necessities with Fire Commissioners, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. I indicate that something has gone wrong. We are con­ Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. K s c ie s resulting economic growth. Indeed, some critics blame M aiaai' BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER BEEF CHUCK-SEMI-BONELESS 6 4 d 0 stantly surprised by technology’s shortcomings. the “growth ethic” for both environmental deterioration Thursday Dangerously defective tires nullify the safety advantages s and for the purported decline in the quality of life. Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. London Broil Steaks 1 . Underblade Roasts «> of mandatory seat belts. Cancer-producing food additives To what extent is this ethic the cause of our dif­ 1 are banned, and later their replacements are found to be ficulties? asi>JL.aisFecTED Center Cut. Mapia Cured, or Sugiriass Skinned & Deveined U.SJJXMBFRCTED just as lethal. From small beginnings in the seventeenth century, Coventry FRESH COLONIAL FRESH Technology resembles the Hydra, the awesome nine­ Center scientific research activity has now grown to substantial BACON t-lb pkg LIVER S lice d 9 9 ! headed beast finally slain by Hercules, which grew two ruDoau nccwE-YEuow, devil’s fo o d w white size. On the one hand, the rational and objective approach Monday CHICKEN A&P Box-e- heads from the root of each he struck off. Hot or Sweet of scientists provokes criticism; on the other, the dis­ Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., board Duncan Hines Cake M i x X I - -eg BEEF Will we succeed in overcoming our problems as Her­ room. Town Hall. . LEGS ITALIAN $-|09 CHICKEH coveries, which give rise to technological innovation, 100% PURE VEGETABLE SPRUCE E cules did his? Do humans have enough resilience to main­ cause worry. Town Council, special meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. ^ r lta n isoz Whole loozQf SAUSAGE FRANKS tain freedom and choice in spite of burgeoning How has science grown? What is its interaction with Committee on Needs of Aging, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Oil bii. 69^ Baby Clams Delicious-Colonial A&P SLm M ______technology? technology? How do scientists perceive themselves? Tuesday JMWim>4*ipar CHICKEN Assertions and predictions about technology usually Coventry garden Club, noon, Collette home, 2323 Main And, inasmuch as science received the credit or blame FRESH OOCKBIW/PART OF are based on several assumptions that are difficult if not St. FRBaH-CMCKEN FRANKS - 89^ FRANKS 99^ for innovation, what is the engineers’ role, and to what s c o n CMefcBaBrMBlt 9 9 t LagOuartm bGlT i.mpossible to prove. One is that technological change is very different our methods of producing goods are from Available Wed.-Sat. extent should their activities cause concern? Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., board room. msh-BcmjEBSM Available wea.-bat. ga FRESH CHICXB4-WITH WB«Q taking place more rapidly than in the past. Another is those of our forebears. Technology has unquestionably araNLEBsoecKM f m War has always encouraged technological innovation, Town Hall. TOWELS B re tt Cuttete FRESH CODFiLLETS B re tt Qtrs. itOqT th , technological change has a much greater social im- affected the work process. However, the important ques­ not just in the developing of new weapons, but also in Wednesday ■jc ban ever before. A third is that scientific research tion is whether our labor has become more individually ' CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER" BEEF RIB-OVEN READY (7th-9tti RNM "READY GROUND" p stimulating new industries and methods that have Human-Services, 8:30 a.m., board room. Town Hall. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS AAPFRESH rewarding and more socially beneficial. .evelopmcnt are exclusively responsible for present profoundly affected society. Military needs were the Welfare hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. technological innovations. BOTTOM GROUND chief stimuli for the development of aircraft, space ships, Public Health Nursing Association, annual dinner, 6:30 A useful way of assessing our present situation, of Preconditions and computers. p.m., Whipple Hall, Route 31. ROUNDS Rib Roastsaifl^? BEEF judging whether it is indeed unique, is to look at Yet, effects do not occur without preconditions. One is Similarly, governments have encouraged innovations Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. BM fRIb-Sbort Cul I Bm I Rlb-Bon«l«ssa . Cemetery Committee, 7:30 p.m., planning office. Town D|h SmaNEnd, SOLD IN technological development in an historical context and in our physical environment, which is necessary to life and through the patent system, agricultural experiment $019 RibEyeiF^Q99 Hall WHOU OH 8UCEO BEETS on Your WHOLE 5 -lb . its relation to contemporary problems. This series of fif­ crucial in the development of technology. The exploita­ stations, and agencies that aid industry. (22-28 Ibf.) Roaati"*” S m lb. StaaKSu»kcoi w lb. teen articles has that goal. Thursday ROLLS tion and misuse of the environment is one of our most To what degree does this activity, both military and Womatoes “T”' S^vSS* Building Inspectors, 1 p.m.. Town Hall, BLENDED SUNSHINE urgent problems. civilian, contribute to our present problems? Hydros , oz $419 How have past cultures or those in other parts of the The subjects described above and the questions raised Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Coventry High School, 9 Effects of Technology Ripley Hill. Caruso Oil eont. O Cookies pkgpkg. I world come to terms with nature or arrived at a com­ comprise the main body of this series of articles. The CAUFORMA Three of the more important effects of technological Flag Football, 7:30 p.m., planning office. Town Hall. Tsar- 8 0 UDHEAO promise between the environment and technological final three articles will consider both the past and the Friday Large advance are the increasing complexity of our civilization, progress? Does high technology inevitably entail en­ future prospect. They will investigate the nature of inven­ the changes in our culture and institutions, and the im­ vironmental deterioration? tive activity, the relation of technology to ethical prin­ Welfare hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Senior Citizen bus leaves for Eastern States Exposi­ Iceberg Dole pact of innovations on work. The complexity,, of our Another apparent precondition of technological ad­ ciples, and the merits and shortcomings of current TSRANDVEW FARM-1 LB. BAG technological society, indeed, is one of the reasons critics tion, 9:30 a.m., Meadowbrook shopping area. vance is the size, distribution, and migration of pop­ attempts to direct the course of technological develop­ hiHgMkacont give either for our loss of control or for their charge that ulations. Some critics maintain that the size of our pop­ ment for human purposes. LEHUCE PINEAPPLE the .system is manipulated for the benefit of a scientific- ulation and its increasing concentration in urban areas Serious public consideration of these issues and par­ CARROTS technological elite. One frequently cited example is the East Hartford are primarily responsible for environmental pollution. ticipation in the on-going debates is necessary. For it is mm 1965 New York blackout, which plunged the city into Others declare that without technological progress the only through our collective wisdom that the problems Monday darkness lor hours before power was restored, and the growing populations in developing nations will perish. concerning technological advance and its effects can be cause of which stumped experts for days. Inland Wetlands Commission, regular meeting, 7:30 Yet historically, the links between technological progress resolved. p.m.. Town Hall. Is complexity a novel feature of modern technology? FOR THE LAUNDRY and population growth are puzzling. Redevelopment Agency, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Similarly, social and institutional changes are ap­ What advice, if any, should wb give to developing The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are Town Hall. Era Liquid Detergent ^ ^* parently occurring with astonishing rapidity. A century '\Kar 2 nations? Or, to ourselves? those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect FACIAL REGULAR OR SUPER ago, for example, any proposal for a U S. Department of Tuesday LARGE HANGING BASKET NEW CROP-BULK-MEDIUM ITALIAN Societal values constitute a third precondition of those of the University of California, the National En­ Democratic primary for mayor and other elected Scoltlaa 200 cl e AC Slay-Free soct. $499 Energy would have appeared ludicrous. But now, as we technological innovation. For example, gunpowder, in­ dowment for the Humanities, or the participating TItauat pkg. Maxi-Pads pkg. P worry about an energy shortage, it has become a necessi­ positions, polls are open from noon to 8 p.m. for Roston Yellowi 0 Prune vented in China, was not used there for firearms. When it newspapers and colleges. registered Democrats who were on the voter rolls before stale Lbir~ ty appeared in Western Europe, however, military engineers to Aug. 29. Have advancing technologies always had the effect of Fern Onions! Plums immediately grasped its military potentialities. NEXT WEEK; Peter F. Drucker, author pf "The Age Wednesday POTATO altering cultures? Has the pace of change quickened? Why do some cultures accept technological innovations of Discontinuity,.” discusses the "silent revolutions” Planning and Zoning Commission, regular meeting, YOU'LL DO better WITH AIR'S Only when we look to the past do we realize fully how that others reject? brought about by new technology. T w ITH A&P'S a m . 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. OOPS bakery mam general merchandise Commission on Services for the Handicapped, 7:30 IWaa.RbB.. Analgesic Tablets i 8 “■caurTW^ e e re ip Ri W-MTAU p.m.. Town Hall. BUFFERIN r Retirement Board, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. Deodorant-1.5 oz. cont. M U M r a b i n k About the Author Q uestions Board of Education, workshop on selection of a new BAN ROLL-ON school superintendent, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School. Beer Enriched Shampoo SRaSSST' John G. Burke is professor of history at the University Thursday Questions like these are being prepared by The college BODY ON TAP'J.' AAPBRAND AAPOIRISAMSSES ASST.-EXTRA LENGTH of California, Los Angeles, where he has also served as Board of a “Test by Newspaper” following the conclusion Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. FLAMORSEEDCP A M Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., Raymond Library. Vienna Bread Z 'Lvn 5-Hole Knee Hi’s AAP Men’s deaf) of the Division of Social Sciences and dean of the of this 15-part series. SPECIAL OFFER G E T UP TO Prince Lasagna...... CmNAUON ,,,, A A a and S ocks Tube Socke College of Letters and 1. According to Burke, which of the following is NOT a Police Explorers, 7 p.m.. Police-court building. A 'S jO O C A S H R n A T E . 8 U Filler P aper DELICIOUS DELICIOUS J u RalaInBunt » 9 S r DETAILS AT YOUR LOCAL AkPI Science. principal "Agency of technological innovation” ? PLAIN OR MA R S LE-C R ES C EN ^ f^ too cl Sues FIK 6 Mr. Crab ppo Mri^lmp 7 o z 0 g e pkg. 7-6V( Sixes pair $ 4 » He joined the faculty there (a) science Crabmaat Tiny Shrimp Poundcake 69* 9-11 9-15 mpkg. in 1962 after a successful (b) government business career. He holds (c) economic activity Glastonbury Youa DO b e lte r with a e p 's "routLDobeller wiiH " vouu cxibettar withaTp? YOU'LL DO I____ (d) spirit of adventure fraxenl degrees in both metallurgy Today didiy products ann p ag e p ro d u cts serv ice delil’^ t.lS r and history, and his awards 2. According to Burke, technological change HOOO HENORCS ( a ) .is taking place much'more rapidly than ever The Glastonbury Art Guild, “On-the-Green" fall arts Orange HgN. j lea Craam include three grants from the and craft show, 10 a. m. to 7 p. m., Hubbard Street Green. Juice carton Bara 9 9 ^ before SUNFRESH National Endowment for the (b) can be attributed exclusively to scientific Sunday UdHTirUVELV liM lit i' Humanities for seminars on SeeHcal Sllcad O x- M research The Glastonbury Art Guild, “On-the-Green” fall art Yogurt Sirawbarriaa O ’* I Technology, Society, and (c) had a much greater social impact than ever show, 10 a. in. to 6 p.m. HALTIST-240Z.C0NT. MORTON'S-ASST VARKTCS Chaata fiAS Values in Twentieth Century before ^ Monday Store SHcad-Pann Country America. ^ Caka O jT (d) has often been stimulated by war .Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office CMckenLoal AaaAVORS-ALL NATURAL Among his publications are ANNPAOE Store Sticad-Carando Building. Braekatona ieoi. RIgatonI Ganoa Salami Bravar’t ‘'Origins of the Science of Crystals;” “The Science of Human Relations Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Youth Ser­ Sour Cream «»' 6 9 ^ ANNPAQE-SALAD Store SHcad-Cotonial lea Craam i SALUTO Minerals in the Age of Jefferson” (co-authored with J.C. vices Bureau. N.V.-WWTE or CaOR-STICK or'WEDQEl Oraaaing Top PAP Loaf ANNPAOE Chaaaa ,1... $409 Greene); and “The New Technology and Human Welfare Advisory Commission, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Daticious-llaHan Salad Ollvat OHvf Ritod Pl«a Values.” Building. &S in c i» . . * 2 ^ JTJ^NgmRSAUTOWgljygA^,^^ Currently a Guggenheim Fellow, he coordinated this Tuesday ,, JJ|MOW CTjW»TgjJCTMJJI WEREEEHVETiaRIONTTOLIMITQUANTITIESANOTOCORRECTTYPOORAPHICALE series. Town Council, 7:30 p. m.. Town Office Building. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Sept. 8. 1978 Customs^ Culture and Politics WE WELCOME YOUR EOOO STAMP PURCHASES

• MANCHESTER MCCr Professor To Study in Spain Pcoplc/Ploccs By BETTY RYDER toward his doctorate in journalism. college. , newspapers in Wallingford and 260 N.Main a( Main Lifrsiyir Editor Roland Chirico, an associate Chirico, who joined the MCC staff Hamden as a photographer, then A Manchester professor has left professor of English at Manchester in 1967 as director of public relations, turned to education — teaching • EAST HARTFORD tte uhpredictable weather of New Community College, has taken up is familiar with q^toms, laws and English at Wethersfield High School. Englapd for the sunny (he hopes) residence in Marbella-Malaga, Spain, freedom of the press as it relates to He was the first state organizer of 1150 Burnside Ave. slopes of Spain where he will work during hiq sabbatical from the Spain, having visited there previous­ the Connecticut State Federation of ly. Teachers in 1964 and a lobbyist for its • GLASTONBURY "Spain has a history of nearly 300 union in the General Assembly. years of supression dating back to After joining MCC, he compiled the Fox Run Maii the days of the Inquisition. Under curriculumn catalo^es and directed Franco, there was complete supres­ its news'bureau. In 1971, lie returned sion. Prior to his death in 1976, people to teaching speech and journalism at were jailed if they were found the college. 10AJH. to 5PJI. possessing magazines such as The versatile educator is also a ‘Playboy’,” he said. well-known musician throughout the “Now there are adult book stores; area. He played trumpet with the stores where political books may be MCC Concert Jazz Band, was prin­ purchased.” cipal trumpeter in ice shows in Chirico has made many contacts in Springfield, Mass., and Hartford and Marbella-Malaga who will assist him New Haven. He also performed at as advisors in his doctorate work on Oakdale, Storrowton Theatres and at the customs, culture and politics of the Bushnell Memorial. Still later, he SUN./MON. Spain. taught music at Hartt College of I ‘Tve been in touch with Gerald Music, University of Hartford. Brennan, an English historian, who Chirico is sure in Spain, now a has written several books on the democracy, many changes will be Spanish Civil War. Also, John Fulton, evident. Curfew Arrests who helped American author, James “Fifteen years ago, Marbella was Michener on “Iberia.” He also a sleepy fishing village - until the jet Police petroling the downtown streets of Evilia to curb “a bunch of young punks” ac­ BONUS worked with him on “The Drifters.” set found it. Now in Port Jose Banus, Meriden made 15 arrests Thursday, enforcing cused of rioting against the police station. "I have also contacted the major luxurious yachts are moored a strict curfew imposed by Mayor Walter (UPI photo) news services, such as Associated belonging to such notables as Ray Press and'Xinited Press International Milland, Sean Connery, Deborah in Madrid. So, I should be in good Kerr and others. shape compiling my data,” he said. “ For many years, busts of Chirico and his son, Roland, 13, Generalisimo Franco were promi­ Board Approves Hiring COUPONS formerly a student at Ellsworth nent in every Spanish town. Since his School in South Windsor, will be death, they have been disappearing,” living in a villa, once part of a 15th Chirico said. century monastry, in Marbella- Across from the villa where the Of New Science Director Sporting a beard on his last trip to Spain, Chirico wore this Malaga. Chiricos will stay is a fortress built Moroccan garb on the return trans-Atlantic flight. "It was originally constructed by by the Carthaginians who were led by By DAVE LAVALLEE Tower said. said. *” BUMBLE BEE the Moors in the 15th century. In fact, Hannibal. Before moving to Franklin, Mrs. Mrs. Tower said she will be forced Herald Reporter in 1492, King Frederick and Queen “The Spanish do not revere Tower worked in Mansfield, Mass,, to keep up to date on curriculum Isabella stayed at the villa, part of historical monuments -- they put GLASTONBURY - The Board of and taught science in the public changes because of her role as a them to utilitarian use. Inside is a Education approved the hiring of which later became a Catholic school system there. director. She said she will be respon­ monastry attached to the church.” conglomeration of houses, shacks, Kateri D. Tower Thursday night at a She did her undergraduate work at sible for, “the implementation and schools, hostels and markets built special meeting as the new director CHUNK “ Roland has had one year of the University of Massachusetts evaluation of curriculum.” TUNA Spanish at school, and I am sure a since the Carthaginians were there, of science, Superintendent Larry where she earned her degree in “This position has a lot of respon­ 2,000 years ago." Ashley said Friday. year of study in Spain will help him botany. She obtained her masters sibility, but it can also have lots of LIGHT m A . ^ immensely.” To assure that it does, Chirico is looking forward to his Mrs. Tower replaces Richard degree in biology at Pennsylvania rewards. I took the position because I year in Spain. Mihm, who has taken a job in in­ Chirico has engaged a college stu­ State University in 1975. think there will be a lot of rewards,” dent, who is a Spanish ihajor to ac­ "The people are very friendly. dustry according to Associate She is a member of the National Mrs. Tower said. Isolated hamlets without roads to Superintendent Henry Schoebel. company them and help his son with Science Teachers’ Association and a Mrs. Tower said the staff is well 0 translation. and from them are common and the Mihm had been the director of member of the National Association prepared and that it seems very in­ inhabitants were eager to please science since 1974. 6V20Z. A graduate of the University of of Biology Teachers. terested in providing quality educa­ Florida with a bachelor’s degree in when we trekked through en route to Mrs. Tower began her first day in Mrs. Tower said she is excited tion. Roman ruins nearby,” he said. the system on Friday by touring all journalism, ‘Chirico received a about the possibilities of her new job. Mrs. Tower said that science is es­ master’s degree from Boston Univer­ The Chiricos will be back next of the schools and meeting most of “In this kind of a position, I have a sential with the emphasis of the WITH COUPON BELOW sity, where he was editor of the summer. In the meantime, he has The famed Alcazar in Seville, built for the Moorish rulers, is a the administrators. lot of affect on curriculum develop­ schools in basics. promised to send back stories (even Mrs. Tower comes the Franklin Boston Faculty weekly publication. plush tourist attraction. ment as a director. My responsibility “ In today’s world, which is | He worked as BU's public relation a few recipes) of events as they un­ Public School System in will be to make sure that curriculum becoming increasingly technological­ fold during his sabbatical. Massachusetts where she was the editor for three years. continuity is maintained throughout ly complex, young people need a good He later worked on weekly director of science for grades the grade levels,” she said. sound basis in science. ’These young (PHOTOS BY CHIRICO) kindergarten through 12, since 1977. She said that as a director she has people are going to have to know how She made the move to Glastonbury some major responsibilities. to deal with problems of the environ­ after marrying Kevin Tower, who "I think all school officials now ment, energy and health,” Mrs. KRAFT - ( had already been a Glastonbury resi­ have to deal with fiscal matters. We Tower said. dent, she said. also have to deal with accountability. “ In order to be an informed I "This is going to be a stimulating We have to make sure that our citizen, young persons are going to | job. It has plenty of challenge in it PHILADELPHIA students are prepared for their have to understand science,” she| and frankly I love working in future. As a director, I will be able to emphasized. education,” the exuberant Mrs. oversee those kinds of things,” she CREAM CHEESE Teachers Subpoenaed i' For Court Defiance 8 o 2. SOUTHINGTON, (UPI) - teachers’ union to continue 8 , 000. Southington Education Association negotiations. Pyne said regardless of what leaders began receiving subpoenas Talks had broken off early Friday happens Monday, school will be in Friday for defying a Superior Court molrnin^ after board negotiators session. WITH COUPON BELOW order to end the strike which has kept rejebted one of the association’s “We are supplying education; that most teachers out of school for three- counter-proposals and told a state in­ is the critical point,” he said. He days. tervener they were too tired to con­ termed the first teachers’ strike in Five association officers, including tinue. the town’s history ’“a situation we union president Don Demers, were “The talks broke down because of must live with.” ordered to appear at a court hearing utter frustration and exhaustion,” About 4(X) teachers met Friday Monday to show why they should not said Assistant School Superintendent afternoon on the lawn of Grace be cited for contempt of court. Joseph Castagna. Methodist Church in Southington for Attorneys for the association Three out of 470 regular teachers an update from union leaders. A appeared in Hartford Superior Court worked Friday and were aided by 112 meeting to outline progress in Friday for preliminary hearings bn substitutes. Superintendent John V. negotiations is scheduled for 6:30 the subpoenas, and Judge John Daly Pyne said. Student attendance was a.m. Monday. ordered the school board and 3,849, out of an enrollment of about Association spokesmen said , DELTA morale is high and teachers will re­ ;c-<, ^ main resolute through Monday, but Obituaries aren’t sure what stand will be taken t o w e l s PAPER TOWELS Cesares, named after its most famous occupant, has a Traffic moves slowly in the sleepy white villages especially Roland Chirico, associate professor of English at Manchester if jail sentences are threatened. dwindling population of 4,000 people. Only the very old and thij. when one is tailgating a herd of goats, Community College, points to map of Spain and the town of Board attorney Thomas Sullivan very young remain. From this strategic outpost, the Roman Mrs. Joseph R. Bussiere remained uncommittal about the Marbella-Malaga, where he will be staying for the academic Westford, Mass. conquerors could monitor what are now Gibraltar, Malaga and COVENTRY - Mrs. Annette The private funeral is Monday at possibility of jail, saying only that it year. On sabbatical from MCC, he will work toward a doctorate (Ann) Jasmin Bussiere, 54, of 2776 the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington “would be within the discretion of JUMBO Cadiz. in journalism. (Herald photo by Pinto) Boston Turnpike died Friday mor­ Ave., Rockville. Burial will be at the the court.” IWIfattH-lontjjjii ning at Rockville General Hospital convenience of the family. He said the board has not decided ROLL after being stricken Thursday while ’There are no calling hours. yet whether to seek contempt at work at the Vernon National Bank, The family suggests that any citations against others if the strike where she was employed as a clerk. memorial gifts may be made to a continues Monday. She was the wife of Joseph R. charity of the donor’s choice. The school board Thursday formal­ WITH COUPON BELOW. Bussiere. ly notified the teachers they were Mrs. Bussiere was born May 10, Mildred G. Kempes violating their contracts — which 1925 in Lowell, Mass., and had lived MANCHESTER - Mrs. Mildred prohibit strikes - and threatened to in the Rockville-Coventry area for Gerhardt Kempes, of Placentia, fire the teachers oT seek a contempt 8 the past 24 years. Calif., formerly of Manchester, died of court action. She is also survived by a son, in An aheim, Calif, on Wednesday The 660-member New Britain Richard P. Bussiere of Las Vegas, and services were held Friday. Federation of Teachers has VALUABLE COUPON overwhelmingly voted to stage a Nev.; a daughter, Ms. Pierrette She was the widow of Frank ALL COUPONS 6V^oz. Bussiere of Hartford; a brother, Paul Kempes and the sister-in-law of Vic­ walkout of their own, but another CAN BE REDEEMED BUMBLE BEE G. Jasmin of Merritt Island, Fla.; toria Bliss of Manchester. negotiating session with a state in­ CHUNK LIGHT. and a sister, Mrs. Arthur Lessard of Mrs. Kempes was born in tervener has been set for Tuesday. WITH ONE ADDITIONAL Manchester on March 8, 1913 and The last talks ended early Thursday. *10.00 PURCHASE lived there until moving to California 4-r TUNA In Meninriam WNN coupon and •ddMtonil '10.00 leod puichast LMiit ont 29 years ago. EXCLUDING THE coupon p«rcuBlom«f. Good Sun. tnd Mon.. s«pi | | I 0 I9T9 In memory of Richard 0. Adams, who passed awav September 9. 1978. VALUE OF COUPONS %MHS TTlis day do we remember, a loving thooghl we i i * For one no longer with us. but in our hearts still lives. Fund Raiser Scheduled Sadiy missed by Gene, Bea. 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S*pl 9S 10 I9T9 For one 1 miss and loved so dear Headquarters on Center Street or at coupon pof cuBiofflor. Good Sun. end Mon . Sopi. 1 1 10. if t i >*• Not a day do 1 forget you. the Eighth District Firehouse on ^MHS Their villa, once part of a 15th century too, is changing. The bared bricks in the In my heart you are always near, Lottery Number archway at left, are evidence that the struc­ I who loved yoe sadly miss you. Main Street. A bust of Generalisimo Franco at left, in the dictator’s death in 1976, they have been monastery, could be left unlocked indefinite­ As it dawns another year. Sunday, those planning to attend The winning number drawn Friday Marbella’s touristy Orange Square is similiar disappearing. ly without fear of theft or vandalism, but un­ ture was originally constructed by the Moors the concert by the 76th Army in the Connecticut Daily Lottery was Sadly missed by his loving wife. We reserve the righi to iimil quantities to 4 units uniess otherwise specified to those found in very Spanish Town. Since der the new democracy, Chirico says, that. no later than the 15th century. ■ Hulh M. U-ggett Reserve Band at 2:30 p.m. at the 037. Nol responsibie tor (ypographicai errors PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Sept. 8, 1W9 YWCA Accepting Application EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Sept. 8, 1979- PAGE NINE n ie Nutmeg Branch of the Hart­ Hatha Yoga will be held at Morning, mnge of Morning 'pjjg Paratroops of Fall ford Region YWCA is accepting Other fitness activities planned are evening, and after-work hours, the open Volleyball Group, Drop-in registration for the fait program of taught by Elizabeth Van Dine. acUvities. There wiU be classes in Bowling and Drop-in Gym. Run for Your Life, will focus on Arts and crafts activities for adults By CLIFF SIMPSON am. Of course, for weeks we have A jellyfish and a saurian. the “Sunday School’’ years ago there any good either.” say, the news, sports, books, and physicai fitness, arts and crafts, and training women for jogging as a I’m holding in my hand-a maple been driving along the highways and And caves where the cavemen personal development, plus sp ^ a l include Oriental Cooking, Qiarcoal has been a continuing — and Perhaps, it will not be amiss to add whatever — pay for them and those sport. Participants will meet one sketching, Oil-Painting and Water- leaf that has already fallen before as the car passes the goldenrod bows dwell; sometimes frantic — search for more a word about all of us going back to who want it all, pay more. I have interest groups. Most of the morning a week ^ gain basic skills the onslaught of a threatening winter gracefully and then continues ’Then a sense of law and beauty, programs begin the week of Sept. 17. color, Shirret Rugmaking, Bridge effective ways to be creative in church after our vacation with a been told that one edition of the and practice running a s supportive and a fast approaching fall. Fastened reaching for the sun. ’There other “And a face turned from the clod— sharing our most cherished heritage Physical fitness classes for adults lessons, and Mother-Tot crafts. reminder that we should remember “New York Times” requires 44 acres group, with Joan Schwarz as tocher. jto a bright r ^ stem it has a hole in it signs in this community that summer Some call it Evolution, with the on-coming generations. include tennis lessons in levels for There will also be a basketmaking those recent Sundays missed when of trees. And With with more and Dance instruction will include “^and the red and yellow colors vie is trying to make a graceful exit — And others call it God. Some are enthusiastic about the we failed to put any offering in the Beginner, Advanced Beginner, and class and a workshop in' Baker’s more people turning to wood for heat ballet for beginners and in­ with each other for attention. It is a some camps are already closed, the A haze on the far horizon. results like the juvenile judge who plate. It was Mark Twain, I believe, Intermediate. There wlU also be a . Dough modeling. in this en er^ shortage, there may be termediates, and modem dance at Childcare is available during most thing of beauty with its scalloped streets are not nearly so crowd^ in The infinite, tender sky; stated that he had never had a child that added to the Biblical quote “The some merit in selling smaller Tennis QUnic for special skills, and the same leveis. These will be taught edges that reach in and out. As the town, out-of-state plates are fewer The ripe, rich tint of the cornfields. appear before him who had gone Lord loves a cheerful giver” and He Round Robin playing on a continuing programs. For more information editions so that instead of burning it by Katie Sakol, formerly a director about classes for adults and children, Bible says, “For and fewer, and perhaps more convin­ And the wild geese sailing high — regularly to the Church School. will also accept it from a grouch. or using it to wrap up the garbage we twsis. All tennis instruction is by of Footprints. Disco/Social Dance, cing than any of these was my front Millie Lucek. call the YWCA office at M7-1437 for a everything there And all over upland and lowland. Others are skeptical like the young all can help in our small way. Just a open to singles or couples, will teach brochure. Registration will be taken is a season.” Up porch thermometer reaching for the The charm of the goldenrod — lad who was reminded by his mother A Thought on Saving Wood thought. Body Conditioning for adults will the steps and rhythm of the latest freezing point, but only getting to 39 in person by mail for the next two north where I am Some of us call it autumn. that next Sunday the Bible School Last Sunday, I bought the “ Boston be offered for four different times, dance. This will be led by Karen degrees. In all of this change, I see weeks. The YWCA is located at 78 N. — half way And others call it God. started. Globe.” It is a huge paper — and Love Thyself led by Claudia Markstein. Classes in Carlberg. the hand of God. He is the Creator Main St. in Manchester. between the Like tides on a crescent sea-beach, “Shucks, Sunday School again,” there many sections for which I had and Sustainer of the universe. Is it correct to assume that if we North Pole and When the moon is new and thin. Willie grumbled. “I bet Pop never absolutely no use. Page after page I should add immediately that one are to love our neighbors as the equator — the Into our hearts high yearnings went to Sunday School when he was a was just wasted. Some, I am sure, will never become a Christian by ourselves then we ought also to love chill fingers slide Come welling and surging in — kid.” “ Oh, yes, he did. He went want all tbe sections. So be it. I don’t. observing “ Nature” albne. ourselves as we love our neighbor? down over the Come from the mystic ocean. regularly,” his mother answered Why can’t various editions be given Otherwise why are not the aborigines Or, let’s put it another way: “Love mountains seizing Whose rim no foot has trod. himr “O.K.,” agreed Willie very to tbe public at different prices? Let and natives that spend all their time yourself enough to keep yourself for their very own at first the maples Some of us call it longing, ' reluctantly, “but I bet it won’t do me those who want only a few sections — lovable.” and then the others. Autumn does not with nature the most devout And others call it God. approach like a mighty army with followers of Christ? But our un­ A picket frozen on duty — drums beating and gubles blowing so derstanding of God must include the A mother starved for her brood — that everyone is well aware of what world of nature and evolution and the Socrates drinking the hemlock, longings of the human heart as well And Jesus on the rood; Church T o Install is going on. Rather the sneak attack is like a series of paratroopers as the consecration of the individual And millions who, humble and floating down here and there to an ideal. One who does this ideally nameless, claiming with a dab of red of a splash is William Herbert Carruth in bis The straight, hard pathway trod — poem. Associate Pastor of yellow that this is now our Some call it consecreation. territory. Each in His Own Tongue And others call it God.” MANCHESTER - The Rev. a bachelor's degree from Macalester New Exhibit Just recently, I have noticed "A fire-mist and a planet, Church School Time Again Chester C. Copeland will be installed College, St. Paul, Minn., in 1968, a goldenrod that stands as high as I A crvstal and a cell. Ever since Robert Raikes started as associate pastor of Center master of divinity degree from Union A new exhibit centering on the Cheney com­ preparing the scene include, left, Ellie Egan, Congregational Church in Theological Seminary, New York Ci­ plex will be on display today in the Main room ceremonies Sunday during the 10 ty, in 1974, and a master’s degree in artist, and Leah Stewart, seated, researcher. a m. service of worship. sacred theology from Yale Divinity of the Lutz Junior Museum. The museum (Herald photo by Pinto) Religious Services The new associate pastor received School in 1975. He also has done reopens today. Workers responsible for a call to serve at Center graduate work at Hartford Seminary Congregational Church March 25 Foundation. Harvard Divinity School Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m., praise, Uenti-r (.ongrPNational Uhurch, while he was working on his doctor of and Mansfield College. Oxford, worship service and Bible study; Unilril Gliurrii of Uhrial. 11 Centtr St. Andover deliverance service. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor. Rev. ministry degree at Boston Universi­ England. 6 ,3 ^ ty- He served as associate pastor of Hospital Dedication Set First Congregational Chureh of An­ Faith Baptist Chureh, 52 Lake St. Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor. Rev. James Beliasov. pastor. 9:30 a m., Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor He was ordained Oct. 27, 1974 by the First Congregational (jhurch of dover, Route 6, Rev. David J. Reese III, the Windham Association of the Willimantic from 1974 until accepting VERNON -Form al dedication hospital chaplain, the benediction. Sunday school; 10:30 a m., worship ser- Emeritus. 10 a m., Worship service, and Philip Daigneault of Newington, will minister. 10 a.m., worship service. United Church of Christ He received ceremonies for the new Belding Wing Also taking part in the special cice; 7 p.m., evening service. church school. his present post at Center Church. of Rockville General Hospital will be ceremony will be Dr. Luke O’Connor, be exhibited on the lawns surroun­ Chureh of the .Assumption. Adams Soulli United MetlioiliHUUliureh, 1126 Tuesday at 2 p.m., rain or shine. The ding the original portion of the Bolton Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Main St. Rev. George W. Webb. Rev. vice chief of the hospital's medical S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 dedication, is the highlight of a hospital building. Among the flags •c a » Laurence M Hill. Rev. Bruce A. Pher- staff and Susan W. Shuey, president Chureh of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. worship Rev. Lehmann T o Preach schedule of events which have taken of the hospital auxiliary. will be the 27 changes the American flag has undergone plus the original Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. service; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching place over the summer marking the An exhibit by tbe Vernon Historical Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day service. opening of the new building. flag from the 1972 Apollo 17 moon Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown Emanuel Lutheran Chureli, Church Society. "Community Health Care; flight. at 7:30. 9:1!) and 11 a.m. Rev. Chester C. Copeland At Installation Service Donald B. Caldwell, president of Bolton United Methodist Cliureli, Road. Wendel KK. Walton, bishop. 8:30 and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Past and Present” will be located in The public is invited to the the hospital’s Board of Trustees will the hospital lobby for the dedication. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; Gustafson, pastor. Lee Goodwin, Intern, MANCHESTER - The Rev. Dr ceremony and public tours of the new of honorary degrees from Harvard be master of ceremonies for the The display traces the history of Hiles. pastor. 9:45 a.m.. church school; 11:15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. Rev. C. Henry Anderson. Pastor Paui L. Lehmann, emeritus University and Turbingen University wing will be offered following the program. Mayor Frank J. McCoy of medicine in Rockville from the days s _ itn 11 a.m., worship service Salvation Army. 661 Main St. Cap. and Emeritus. 8 and 11 a m., worship ser­ professor of systematic theology at in West Germany. formal program. St. George’s Fpiseopa, Chureli, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Vernon; Everett C. Paluska. of home remedies and “horse and vices; nusery and children’s chapel at 11. Union Theological Seminary, will Others participating in the service Ellington's first selectman; John The hospital started out as Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, a.m.. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Trinity Covenant Chureh. 302 deliver the sermon Sunday at the 10 buggy" doctors, through the various meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 of installation wili be' Dr. Paul L. Harkins, town manager for Tolland; Rockville City Hospital in the vicar. 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. a m. service of worship and the in­ stages in the growth and develop­ Bolton Congregational Chureh, p.m.. salvation meeting. Swensen. pastor; Milton Nilson. assistant Holmer, professor of philosophical and Vernon's State Representative ment of a modern community building known as the Gainer Place stallation of the Rev. Chester (Chet) theology at Yale Divinity School; the on Prospect Street. The first patient Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton United Pentecostal Chureh, 187 pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ Chester Morgan will speak briefly. hospital, down to the present Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m.. Sun­ Copeland, as associate pastor of Rev. Newell Curtis, senior pastor of was admitted on Oct. 31, 1921. Conover, minister. 9:30 a m., worship Maxwell M. Belding. for whose hospital. service and nursery. minister. 10 a.m.. Sunday school; 11 day Bible school classes for all ages, Center Congregational Church. Center Church; Anne Flynn, presi­ In 1942 the Union Street estate of rr’B. 2!b*“ family the wing has been named, will Another feature of the dedication tSSZm a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m.. prayer; 7 p.m., three through adult, nusery for infants. A friend and former professor of dent of the Manchester Area William and J. Alice Maxwell was satis*'" also deliver some special remarks. will be an outdoor display worship. the Rev, Mr. Copeland, Dr. Lehmann Conference of Churches and director Rabbi Marshall Press will deliver -"American History in Flags." bought for conversion to a larger Coventry Preshyterian Chureh. 43 Spruce St. was ordained by the Evangelical and of Christian education at Center hospital. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., the invocation and Donald Duy, More than 200 flags, the collection of Coventry Preshyterian Chureh, South Windsor Reformed Church, now the United Church. worship service, nursery: 9:15 a m.. Sun­ Church of Christ. A graduate of Ohio Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. M apping Comniunity Chureh, 1790 Also, Joseph Adams, vice a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ University, he has pastored several moderator of the Hartford East St. jolin’s Polish .National Catholic Evangelical and Reformed churches. 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Chureh, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Association of the United Church of Prince of Peace Lutheran Chureh, Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; worship service and church school. Before assuming his post as the Christ; Jeffrey Hall, a member of Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. St. Franeis of .AHsiai Church, 673 Charles A. Briggs Professor of the church's pastoral search com­ Attend A House of Worship This Week H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday St. BartllolomeH's Cliureli. 741 E. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Systematic Theology in 1963 at Union mittee; Roy Keith, moderator of school; 10:15 a.m., worship service; 7:30 Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Theological Seminary, his alma Center Church; Charles Swallow, p.m., prayer meeting. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 mater, he taught at Elmhurst St. Mary’s Chureh, Route 31. Rev. F. chairman of the church's diaconate; p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30.10and 11:30 am . College in Illinois, Eden Theological Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. and the Chancel Choir, under the a.m. St. Margaret Mary Chureh, Rev. John Seminary, Webster Groves, Mo., Make Every Day Count Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday J Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. direction of Walter Grzyb, director St. James Chureh. Rev. Jam es Wellesley College, Princeton of music at Center Church. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sundav masses at Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday What would you do It you knew you only had 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, Theological Seminary and Harvard After the service of worship and in­ Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team University. short time to live? It would surely change the way Second Congregational Chureh, ministry: Rev. Edward J Reardon, in 10 and 11:30 a.m. stallation, there will be a reception A L IB E E R T S APPUANXS, TV-AUDIO Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold. St. Peter’s Episeopal Chureh, Sand A respected writer, editor and lec­ for the Rev. Mr. Copeland in the you live, wouldn’t It? First, there would be a re­ AZTEC CHMHEY SWEEPS residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 d i turer, both in the this country and 445 Hartford RQuarterbacks Chris Too Good Faces Pats Sport Parade FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) ~ Milt Richman Noted in NFC Camps For Billie Jean Richard Todd makes his first UPI Sports Editor start at quarterback Sunday NEW YORK - The 1979 Detroit: Joe Reed (11th Rd. by San State; Tampa Bay: Doug Williams season marks a significant 1971), Mississippi state (1st Rd,, 1978), Grambling; NEW YORK (UPI) - Even women’s final of the U.S. Open twice for deuce and lost her serve when he leads the New York transition for NFC and injured Gary Danielson (free Washington: JoeTheismann (4th Rd, Championships. On Sunday she will Jets into Schaefer Stadium in a Three Strikes for Reggie iransiuon lor inpu teams ana igyg). purdue; Green Bay: in victory, Chris Evert Lloyd with a missed forehand and missed by Miami,. 1971), Notre Dame. meet the survivor of the other backhand volley. Rd., 1977 was as surprised and disap­ game with the AFC East rival NEW YORK (UPI)-- That’s three strikes for Reggie Jackson, their futures at the all- David Whitehuret (8th ), In addition, NFC teams have used \ 'l pointed as the beaten Billie semifinal between Martina King never won another game. In New England Patriots. and according to all the rules of baseball, as well as George important quarterback posi- Furman; Los Angeles: Pat Haden early round draft picks in recent Navratilova and ’Tracy Austin with a fact, she managed to take only 12 Todd, who lost his job to Matt Steinbrenner’s rules, he’s out. brenner. tion. (7th Rd., 1975), Southern California; years to select quarterbacks now in Jean King was woefully bad points in each set, and in the fourth chance to capture a record fifth con­ Robinson, watched frorn the bench With two more years to go on his All of which suite likely adds up to Known in recent years as the con- Minnesota: Tommy Kramer (1st backup roles. They include: Dallas: and totally out of cfiaracter. game of the second set she yielded secutive crown. last week as the Jets dropped a 25-22 contract, plus an option year, Jackson playing for some other club ference of older quarterbacks - as Rd., 1977), Rice; New Orleans: Danny White (3rd Rd., 1974) from “Mentally, she was passing the John McEnroe and Peter Fleming her serve on a double fault. overtime decision to Cleveland. But Jackson would like nothing more next year. ‘ compared to the American Archie Manning (1st Rd., 1971), Arizona State and Glenn Carano (2nd match over to m e,” Evert said with a added the U.S. doubles championship The bad dream lasted only 50 Robinson, who played the game with than to be traded by the Yankees. He Conference - NFC teams are now Mississippi; N.Y. Giants: Joe Pisar- Rd., 1977), Nevada-Las Vegas; Los touch of wonder in her voice Friday to their Wimbledon title when they, minutes. an injured thumb, threw a crucial has told Steinbrenner that more than The Dave Bristol Story having their offenses directed mostly El**. 1977), New Mexico Angeles: Vince Ferragamo (4th Rd., after a shockingly easy 6-1, 6-0 vic­ defeated Stan Smith and Bob Lutz, 6- “After I won the second game, she State; Philadelphia: Ron Jaworski overtime interception which led to once and told it to him bluntly. Bob Lurie, the San Francisco by a corps of young quarterbacks, 1977), Nebraska; J4.Y, Giants: Phil tory over King. “Not physically, but 2, 6-4. Smith and Lutz have been just seemed to fall apart com­ (2nd Rd. by Los Angeles, 1973), the Jets defeat. All things being equal, he’ll get his Giants' owner, and Spec Richardson, several of whom where high draft Simms (1st Rd., 1979), Morehead Interim Job mentally she gave up. I think she named to play doubles for the U.S. in pletely,” Evert said. “She had a bad New England will be without run­ wish this winter, and if I had to pick selections. Youngstown State; St. Louis: Jim State; St. Louis: Steve Pisarkiewicz day. I don’t think anything worked their general manager, ran into a lit­ Dave Bristol peers out of San knew she was beaten. next week’s American Zone,Davis ning back Horace Ivory, who is out at the club which has the best chance of As an example, five seasons ago, H ^t (free agent, 1966), Southern (1st Rd., 1977), Missouri; and San “Billie didn’t push me at all, so it Cup final against Argentina, an honor for her. Even in the dressing room tle bit of a surprise when they made Illinois; San Francisco: Steve De Francisco dugout after taking least four weeks with a twisted knee getting him I'd say it would be the the managerial. switch from Joe NFC rosters included 13 quarter­ Francisco: Joe Montana (3rd. Rd., was really difficult to tell how I was she was very calm, like she was Berg (free agent, 1977), San Jose over for Manager Joe Altobelli and ankle suffered in the Patriots 16- California Angels. Altobelli to Dave Bristol in Cincin­ backs who had thrown l,(X)0-or-more 1979), Notre Dame. playing. It was a disappointing thinking a lot. Usually she’s hyper, 13 overtime loss to Pittsburgh. Back in 1977, after Jackson was nati early Thursday morning. passes, compared to 11 in the AFC. who was given his walking m atch.” noisey, stretching, jumping up and McEnroe, Fleming “ New England is a good football voted the World Series MVP, he felt As recently as 10 days before, they But since 1974 Sonny Jurgensen, Fran papers Thursday. Bristol once King remained silent after the down. She wasn’t doing that today. team, a legitimate Super Bowl con­ so warmly toward Steinbrenner, he Tarkenton, Roman Gabriel, John match, going immediately to the had pretty much agreed among managed Cincinnati. (UPI Doubles Champions “I know Billie Jean personally and tender,” said Jets’ Coach Walt made a personal present of the Brodie, Billy Kilmer and Norm Snead trainer’s room for themselves that the club’s nosedive Joe’s World Photo) treatment of a ...... ^ I®*" ber — but not to the point Michaels, whose team was em­ award to him. have retired. neck problem, which one witness where I’ll give away a couple of this year wasn’t entirely Altobelli’s barrassed 55-21 in their last visit to A lot of things have happened This season there are only four ac­ Hy J O E said involved a pinched nerVe. At McEnroe and Fleming feel they points. We’ve both been in the same fault and they wouldLaye him Schaefer Stadium. since. another chance next ye^. But then tive NFC quarterbacks (compared to lunch, Billie Jean \ ^ r e a towel should have received. situation as champion. Everyone has “They jump all around on defense Jackson, for example, had some when the Giants simply fell apart 16 in AFC) who have thrown at least draped from head to Moulders, and So much more had been expected a day when nothing works. She’s Leaders and try to get you confused. III take harsh things to say to the Yankee completely by dropping nine out of 1,000 passes. They are Roger the trainer said she would require from a classic confrontation between human, too. I think she realized in a sack or two if we can catch them owner about being among the last to 11, Lurie made up his mind to make a Staubach of Dallas. Jim Hart of St. further treatm ent after lunch. King, the Grand Old Lady of Ten- the first set she wasn’t going to win.” Sportsman Dreams and get an easy touchdown.” be informed when Martin was change. Louis, Arcbie Manning of New “I have a stiff neck, can’t you see,” nis,and Evert, who replaced her as Because of the insistence of the Todd’s counterpart will be the brought back as manager this past They called Bristol after midnight Mike Phipps of Chicago. Batting King said as she returned to the reigning queen. And for just a few women that they receive some televi­ much maligned Steve Grogan, who summer. to tell him they were letting Altobelli Green Bay Coach Bart Starr is well Nulioiiul 1l.i'ugue trainer’s room. “I woke up today minutes, it appeared such an event sion exposure, the other semifinal hit on just 11 of 33 passes in the Then when A1 Rosen left the go and would like him to run the club. qualified to talk about the impor­ Did you ever play the game, “What AB1 H 1Pet. with a stiff neck.” would transpire. between Navratilova and Austin will be one sponsored by the Quebec J. Pittsburgh game. Patriots coach Ron Yankees in July, Jackson ripped Bristol listened as Lurie and tance of the starting quarterback and would you do if you won the million Hernandez. St. L 533 186 .349 Asked if she considered forfeiting King won the first six points of the be played Saturday along with both Eskimo Indian Fishing and Hunting Erhardt has vowed to stick with Steinbrenner up and down verbally. Richardson told him they wanted the time it takes for one to become dollar lottery?” Templeton. St. L 576 187 ,325 the-match, she said, “Yes. But I match, and even though Evert men’s seminfinals. Camps ... to Ungava Bay in far Short Gainer Grogan, who has a tendency to come And now, two months later, you him to take over the Giants. fully productive. Starr, a 17th round My wife, Joyce, and I do this quite Parrish, Mtl 443 139 .314 wanted to try. I thought it might feel managed to save her second game The men’s pairings Saturday will northern Quebec. Matthews, Atl up with a big game after a poor per­ have the third strike with Jackson ac­ “You mean on an interim basis?" draft choice from Alabama in 1956, often now, and we really get silly 560 175 .313 Running back Jim Jensen of Denver tried unsuccessfully to better after I warm^ up.” serve, the 35-year-old New Yorker send defending champion Jimmy You can’t get too much further Knight. Cin formance. cusing Steinbrenner of slurring him he asked them. shared the Packers starting quarter­ over it. It’s generally played while 480 150 .313 break the grip of Los Angeles tackier Norm Caldwell during Under the circumstances. Evert went up 40-14 in the third game. Connors against John McEnroe and north, and the camps situated on the Garvey, LA 571 “The only quarterback problem we racially by calling him “boy” during “Yes,” they said. back job until midway through the driving on a long trip, and we do this 178 .312 NFL game this week. Rams won, 13-9. (UPI Photo) could take little joy from victory that Then, with shocking suddenness. Roscoe Tanner against Vita Rose, Phil have is the one created by the press,” their June 19 confrontration. And right there was where they got 1959 season. Between 1961 and 1967. to wile away the time. Whale River and outlying areas, are 532 165 .310 still served to give her a berth in the King was out of it. She double faulted Gerulaitis. noted for super Atlantic salmon Mazzilli, NY 501 154 Erhardt said. ‘ We still like Grogan I'll say this for George Stein­ their surprise. Starr and the Packers won five NFL The first time the question came .307 fishing, speckled trout (brook trouti Winfield, SD 520 159 .306 and we have two excellent backups in brenner: he has faults but I’ve never “That wasn't my thinking,” Bristol titles. up. was a few years ago, when we and grey trout (Lakers) fishing. Hendrick, St. L Tom Owen and Matt Cavanaugh. found him to be a racist. said to them. Starr feels there is not a specific 445 132 .297 were driving up the Pocomoonshine For the last three years, 1 have ' Aiiicricaii Lcugiic Three Golfers Deadlocked Steve looked like he had a bad game, Cedric Tallis, the Yankees' vice “I like working for the Giants,” he time period during which a young Lake Lodge in Maine. Since this is a Herald received mail, brochures, and ar­ AB1 H 1 but he had a lot of pressure on him. president, was present at the'June 19 went on. “Nobody knows their per­ quarterback should show signs of good eight-hour trip, passing time Pet. ticles from Den Austin in Rawdon, Lynn, Bos 459 .342 You can’t write him off because of meeting and he insists “in no way” sonnel better than I do. Nobody. I greatness. becomes important, to break the 157 Quebec, and for the last three years, Downing. Cl 447 148 ,331 Angle one bad game.” was Steinbrenner’s remark to know the things that have to be done “I have always maintained that it’s monotony of driving. I have drooled and dreamed. This is Brett, KC 565 186 .329 In Pleasant Valley Classic One of the more interesting Jackson intended as a racial slur. and I'd like to keep working for the an individual accomplishment. The first game was really funny, Youngsters mature at different ages closer to reality, since in 1979, the Lezeano, Mil 429 141 .329 matchups features a pair of All-Pros, Here’s Tallis' version of what took Giants, but if you're thinking of me because Joyce thought of slip Earl Yost ■ so do quarterbacks. I don't know if rate was $995 for eight days, per per­ Rice. Bos 533 173 .325 One shot off the pace were 12-year won about $12,000 this year, so I’m the Jets fleet wide receiver Wesley place: only in term s of an interim manager, covering our old furniture, replacing SUTTON, Mass. (U P I)-E d son, not counting transportation. Kemp, Del 468 151 323 Sports Editor veteran Marty Fleckman, PGA and not exactly threatening Tom Watson. Walker against New England’s out­ “Jackson told George that he that could hurt my chances of getting you can put a timetable on it. Some Sabo, Terry Diehl and David a drapery rod, siding the house, and I figure 1980 prices should run Oliver, Tex 439 141 .321 British Open Runner-up Ben I guess I’ve been dazzling them with standing cornerback, Mike Haynes. would refuse to play tor Billy Martin a regular manager's job for next have taken a while to establish really silly mundane things like that, about $1,700, including air fare, in Bochte, Sea 479 152 .317 Thore, three relatively obscure Crenshaw and second year pro Bobby my mediocrity.” Walker grabbed a long touchdown because he had no respect for the year with some other club.” themselves. when you think a million dollars is in­ and out. That's a dream that could Molii,yr. Mil 503 159 .316 members of the PGA tour, Baker, who has made only seven cuts Thore, whose father is a golf pro in pass last year in New York, agame man and demanded to be traded. Lurie and Richardson didn't expect “ The environment in which a volved. Old Folks Exciting come true by 1983, if I save for it. Lemon. Chi 490 152 .310 in 55 tournaments. his native Reidsyille, N.C., also had the Jets lost when Pat Leahy missed "George then got mad and told that kind of response. They told quarterback is working plays a vital I came up with acquiring a good carded 5-under par 66-s Friday Hoiiic Kiin> Old Folks, Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson, provided most of the In at 68, three under par, were to qualify for the tournament. He a short field goal with seconds left. Reggie, ‘When I'm ready for you to Bristol they’d get back to him and role in his maturity. Is he with an es­ bird dog from Tom Quinn, buiding a The other dream I have, (if I hit to share the first round lead of National League — Kingman, Chi seven players led by veterans Don turned pro in 1977, lost his playing "New England does a lot of tell me who is going to manage the that was where the matter was left tablished team that can support him the big money) is to take cameras, excitement in Thursday’s U.S. Open tennis play at the National the rain-delayed $250,0(X) Plea­ first class dark room, and buying a 43; Schmidt, FIJI 42; Lopes, LA and January and Lou Graham. Gil card the next year but requalified different things to try and stop me. ball club. I’ll call you. In the mean­ for the time being. or is he with a struggling young team shotgun I had veen yearning over fishing rods, and shotguns, and head Tennis Center at Flushing Meadows in New York. sant Valley Classic. for Alaska for at least three months. Winfield. SD 28; Stargell. Pitt 27. Morgan, runner-up at Pleasant this summer. They hit me with a linebacker, a cor­ time, you’d better get your head “I’m not overly worried about where he will suffer through more with all four gauge barrels to fit one The natives of Australia, now sweaty racquet grips. Wandering around Alaska, taking American League — Thomas, Mil Sabo, looking for his first major Valley last year, headed another “This is by far the best round I’ve nerback and sometimes even a safe­ screwed on straight, boy.’ being an interim manager,” Bristol frustrations while learning? I think residing in the USA where the money One important phase of the match frame. my time, photographing ali that 38: Lynn. Bos 36: Rice. Bos 34; win in his ,5-year career, birdied four group of seven at 69. shot,” said Thore, who has won $4,291 ty. They blitz a lot, but maybe we can "But in no way was it meant as a there can be too much emphasis is much better and more available, assured his two bosses. “The last Then we really got to laughing, Singleton. Balt and Baylor, Cal 32 from this onlooker’s perch from the of his first seven holes en route to Sabo, who has won $15,000 this year use that to our advantage,” Walker racial slur.” played on the idea that it takes three beauty, and really making a camera came wit-in a whisker - or to be since rejoining the tour. His best time a man made me interim because we couldn't think of anything Run' Itatlcd Ijj' stadium was the enthusiasm and sup­ nines of 32-34, His only victory came and $58,000 in his career, discussed said. As for Jackson's charge that Stein­ years or that it takes five years for a safari of it. would be my idea of a precise, a double | finish was a tie for 34th at manager (Bill DeWitt of the Reds in tremendous within the allotted time National League — Kingman, Chi port given to the two teams, especial­ in the 1976 Buick Open on the satellite his round in self-deprecating terms. Erhardt said he anticipated no let­ brenner slurred him, the Yankee quarterback to mature," says Starr. super adventure. fault - or turning! Philadelphia and he has missed five 1966), it turned out to be four years. of 10 minutes. and Winfield, SD 98; Schmidt. Phil ly the Americans. pro tour. “I got off to a good start, or good down after the Patriots’ tough loss to owner refuses to dignify the story. This time, it'll be five or six.” The New York Giants, under the That was the first time. Fishing for each species of salmon, in one of the’ cuts in ten tournaments. 97; Hernandez. St.L 96; Garvev. LA The crowd was solidly behind Diehl, finishing late in the after­ for me. I’ve been playing fairly well Three former winners, including the Steelers. “I feel sorry for Reggie Jackson Now where do you ever hear con­ new leadership of General Manager Now you should hear us, come up and the different varieties of trout, biggest men’si 93. Smith and Lutz and the match literal­ noon, had five birdies and no bogeys the last month, but I’m not going to defending champion John Mahaffey, and for what he said,” says Stein- fidence like that these days? George Young and Head Coach Ray with all kinds of wild crazy things. It plus grayling, would make such a doubles upsets in j ly "saved the day" at Louis tour even more eventful. Then as the American League — Baylor, Cal as he shot one of his best rounds in include myself in the group of great withdrew from the tournanient. Perkins used their first round draft really helps pass the time. recent years! Armstrong Stadium after Tracy seasons progressed, and the weather 123: Lynn and Rice. Bos 10!’- two years. He was trying to bounce players,” he said. Mahaffey left citing per^.nal choice last May to choose quarter­ When I’m driving som ew here against the top-[ Austin didn't work up a sweat sen­ started to turn, the chance to hunt Thomas,.Mil 105; Singleton, Balt 102. back from an injury-plagued 1978 Diehl had misfortune after misfor­ reasons, while 1977 champ Ray Floyd back Phil Simms from Morehead alone, I play the game myself, and seeded team of Bob ding one Sylvia Hanika to the (Sports Slate) ptarmjgan (arctic grouse) and .‘5|oli'ii BaM> which kept him off the tour. tune in 1978. He had a viral infection and 19'73 winner Lanny Wadkins State. Young and Perkins saw in most of the time, I think of dream Lutz and Stan Smith. The Lutz-Smith ducks^ywould round out the perfect National League — Moreno, Pitt sidelines and Betty Stove and Wendy Thore, a Wake Forest graduate and later drove a screwdriver Simms many of the characteristics team is also No. 1 in the United States departed after shootlpg 75’s, a score Weekend Radio, TV Fisk’s Career trips a sportsman wouid like to take. 63; North, SF 51; Lopes, LA 42. trip. Turnbull hit too hard for Christ Evert who played behind tour winners Cur­ through his hand working at home. that put them in danger of making they feel a quarterback must have if I'd like to share some of these with at this writing. SATURDAY Or, when winter finaliy gets herei 1 Taveras, NY 39; Cabell and Cruz. Lloyd and Rosie Casals. The less said tis Strange, Jay Haas and Bob His baby boy was incorrectly the cut. he has a chance to be a great one. you. Smith and Lutz prevailed by scores .Noon • U.S. Tennis Open, Ch. 3 might just pick us up, and take off, Hou and Scott, St.L 33. the better about Eddie Dibbs retiring Byman in college, shot nines of 33-33. diagnosed as having a fatal liver dis­ More than 50 players evened or “ Both Ray and I saw he had some If I hit the lottery, or discovered a of 7-5. 3-6. 7-5 befor"e an overflow 1 • WCT Tennis, Cli. 18 and hit the friendly skies to New American League — LeFlore. Del the first set and trailing 2-1 against He birdied four of the first five holes, ease. and a restaurant he ran with a broke par at the Pleasant Valley outstanding features, inciuding size diamond mine (I should say oil well) crowd in the grandstand area in 1 - Wreslling, Ch. 22 67; Wilson, KC 66; Cruz, Sea 39; John McEnroe. slipped back with a pair of bogeys, Country Club course. After Satur­ At Crossroads (6-2 Vz, 216 pounds), intelligence, Zeland, where summer is in full sponsor almost went bankrupt and in my backyard, the first trip would semifinal action. The two teams The team of Stolle and Emerson 2 - Soceer, Ch. 8 bloom, and hopefully those giant land Wills, Tex 35; Bonds, Clev 31. then birdied 17 and 18 to record the later closed. day’s second round, the field will be mobility, accuracy, a good touch and be ... Salmon fishing in Norway. To requested and were granted to play could very well be he same one that 2 • Mels vs. Pirates, WINF locked salmon, and huge brown and Pilcliiiig \ ii'lorio best tournament round in his brief ,"Everything that could go wrong, trimmed to the top 60 and ties for NEW YORK (UPI) - It seems like only yesterday Jhat leadership," explains Young. “I rent a “ b o a t" on the Laerdal River, their match in the smaller seating will represent Australia against the 2 - Red Sox vs. Orioles, Ch. 22, 30, rainbow trout, are taking flies like ■ National League — Niekto, Hou 18- did,” said Diehl, who had to qualify America stayed up late to watch the sixth game of the 1975 think too much was made of him for a week, and fish for Atlantic capacity rather than in the spacious Sunday’s 36-hole final round. WTIC crazy. Wow! What a quest that would 9: Niekro, Atl 17-18; Reuschel, Chi United States in the 1980 Aetna World from a small school. Big stadium. on Monday for the tournament. “I’ve 4:30 - NCAA Foolhall: Alabama World Series, and suddenly there was Carlton Fisk, dancing Salmon in the 20 to 40 pound class, 16-9; Richard, Hou 16-12; LaCossand Cup at the Hartford schools that use offenses like the and then follow up with another be. Swirling winds and bright sunshine vs. Georgia Tech, Ch. 8 down the first base line and coaxing his game-winning home run Seaver, Cin 14-6; Lee, Mil 14-10; Civic Center Veer and Wishbone don’t necessarily week, fishing for sea run trout In the meantime, to face reality. were cited as the players' reasons for 5 • Sports World, Ch. 22 into the left field foulpole. Carlton, Phil 14-11. Coliseum in March. produce the best quarterbacks for (migratory browns) in the 10 to 20 I'll take my rod, vest, and waders, asking for the switch, much to the IJConns Land Big Hoopster 7:45 • Yanks vs. Tigers, 7:45 • off slightly, to 20 home runs and "" American League — Flanagan. Competition in the In days not very long ago, it was pro football. That’s because smaller and hie myself to the Willimantic pounds category, would be absolutely Balt 20-7; John. NY 18-7; Koosman, dismay of thousands who braved ear­ final Aetna tennis WINF not uncommon for Fisk to seem to RBI, He stayed in the lineup, trying schools that don’t have a large River, and see it ail that rain we had, STORRS (UPI) - High future. I look forward to becoming sion to become involved with the SUNDAY to help the Red Sox win a division ti­ the greatest. Why not save my pen­ Minn 18-11; Eckersley. Bos 16-9; ly morning elements to take in the promotion will for involved with the players now at dance as he played baseball with number of quality players are more has moved the fish around a little, school basektball star Chuck UConn basketball program ,” Perno Noon - Soccer, Ch. 24 tle. nies now? At $15,000 to $30,000 a week Guidrv. NY 15-7; D.Martinez, Balt day's schedule in the wake of tropical teams from the two UConn. I am hopeful of majoring in grace ai^ a youthful ease. apt to rely on the talents of their few and made them more amenable to storm David. said. 1- NFL :Cianls vs. Cards, Ch. 3 Not only did the Red Sox eventually at '79 prices ... I pass. A trip a little my presentation of a new super 15-12.' countries with the Sniiib Aleksinas — nicknamed the business while in school,” said A talented catcher for the Boston quality players and often those are But Providence College coach lose a playoff game with the closer to reality, and maybe not so Stolle and Emerson both reached minimum age for players 35. “Morris Mountain” — Friday 1 ■ NFL: Oilers vs. Steelers, Ch. 30 Red Sox, Fisk won tiie Rookie of the quarterbacks. That also means those duper secret weapon that I tied up. Aleksinas, of Morris. Gary Walters, who thought Aleksinas Yankees, but Fisk imperiled his far removed from possibility, would back into their bag of tricks and all Stolle and Emerson will be with the 1:15 ■ Yanks vs. Tigers, WINF Year Award in the American League schools use pass-oriented offenses.” enrolled at the University of Dom Perno, coach of the 1979 New planned to play for the Friars, wasn’t career by remaining in the lineup. around savvy to give the Americansv’Aussies, along with Rod Laver, Ken 2 - Mels vs. Pirates, Ch. 9 in 1972. He was named to the All-Star NFL quarterbacks who hailed from Connecticut, school officials England champions, Friday said he too pleased. Rest has failed to help the injury, and far more competition than they Rosewall and John Newcombe. 2 - Red .Sox vs. Orioles, Ch. 22, team in 1972, ‘73, and ‘74. He hit 26 so-called small school programs in­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 said. was “extremely pleased” Aleksinas “We had a commitment from him so has work. Now a look of concern expected. Smith and Lutz won’t be wearing WTIC home runs in 1973 and added 11 in just clude Cincinnati’s Ken Anderson □ NOTICES decided to enroll at UConn. (Aleksinas), but it wasn’t legally bin­ occupies his face. It wasn't a case of Stolle and USA uniforms. Neither has reached The high school All-American, a 4 - U.S. Open Tennis, Ch. 3 ,52 games in 1974. from Augustana, 111.; Houston’s Dan BABYSITTER NEEDED- SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un­ “Ever since Chuck was a senior in ding,” Walters said. 4 - NFL: Browns vs. Che Chiefs, “I’m not preoccupied with the Monday through Thursday, 3 its. Hard worker. Mechanical Emerson, a pair of 40-year-olds, run­ the 35 age bracket yet. freshman standout at NCAA basket­ high school, I have always felt the The October spotlight went well Pastorini from Santa Clara; Seattle’s INDEX Lost end Found p.m. to 10p.m. Own transpor­ ning out of gas, rather more effective ball champion Kentucky two seasons Aleksinas will have to sit out Ch. 30 with his handsome^ face, and he thought that my career might be experience necessary. Please Stolle and Emerson proved beyond University of Connecticut was the Jim Zorn from Cal Poly-Pomona; N O T IC e S tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; UConn’s coming season and becomes over,” he said. “I’m an optimist,” LOST - Black and orange tiger apply in person 9 to 11 at serves by the Americans, especially any doubt in New York that their ago, dropped out of school last year 4:30 - NFL: Jets vs. Patriots, Ch. seemed to have long career ahead of Pittsburgh’s Terry Bradshaw from 1 Loat and Found weekends anytime. Fountain Village Apartments, best school for him. 1 am extremely eligible to play the following season. — calico combination cat. Smith, aging legs are still capable of staying prompting great speculation as to 22 him, a career that would consist of Nevertheless, Fisk knows he must 2 Paraooaia 175 Downey Drive. pleased that he has now made a deci­ Louisiana Tech, Philadelphia’s Ron 3 AnnounCvmonta Answers to name Venus. SEWEBJhExperienced on In­ Not once during their match during do something besides rest this _ Manchester, see Carroll John­ with players much younger in years where he would continue his studies hitting home runs over the wall in Jaworski from Youngstown State; 4 EnteMainmenI Vicinity of North Main Street. winter. «. AucUOns dustrial Sewing Machines. son Brundrett. the odd-numbered point breaks did in doubles. and hoop career. Fenway Park while New England St. Louis' Jim Hart from Southern 649-7362. “ There will be input from a lot of Will train if necessary. Good either Stolle or Emerson take a rest, It should be interesting in March to “I have decided that the University fans cheered their boy from Ray­ Illinois; Tampa Bay Doug Williams FINANCIAL starting pay for the right peo­ Jai Alai Entries sources,” he said. “The doctors, the 6 Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages PRODUCTION WORKERS ■ fearing no doubt, the possibility their watch the “Old Folks” competing of Connecticut is best for me,” said mond, N.H., via his birthplace in from Grambling and Green Bay's 9 - Personal Loans ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, (Monday First shift, 7 • 3:30 PM. manager’” in bones getting stiff. again, just as they did 11 years ago the 6-foot-lO, 240 pound graduate of Bellows Falls, Vt. David Whitehurst from Furman. - insurance Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages thru Friday. Apply in person Several jobs available. Apply m w at: PillowtexCorp , 49Regent On the other hand. Smith and Lutz TIKTU: FIFTH: According to Zimmer, the decision EMPLOYMENT in person between 9 - 3 when Aetna sponsored its first World Wamogo Regional High School. SHTURDIIV lU TIK E 1. Jaaquin-Zaqui 2. Aica-Ecenarro So far this season, it hasn’t turned How long does Young feel it takes l.Artam lAica 1. Zefui-Leenet 2. Gena-larier H '3 Help Wanted GOVERNMENT Street, Manchester. Equal weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., took full advantage of the rests while “ It is the type of program in which 3. Emua-lriondo H 4. Remen-Asis M out that way. In fact, a persistent is entirely up to Fisk and the doctors. Cup. FWI: 3. liner iZiriaica 3. Pc(^4rteche 4. Renedo-lan before a team knows if it has found 14 Business Opportunities Opportunity Employer M/F. 49 Regent Street, Manchester. 1. Zetui-lan L IrasN-tarturtn S. Eusebie-Carita 6. Zdaka-Oeboa “I’m not a doctor,” he said. “We 15 Situation Wanted GUARANTEED BUSINESS sitting relaxed and toweling off their I feel I can make a contribution in the 5. Urquiita 8. S«roa S. Fautta-Carea 8. U-James pain in his right elbow has brought - 3. runto-bfa iPcte-Ealnarl 7. Hwrecui-Asrs B t Rarirititfi-landa 7. lascaran-Jam 8. Durango-Saroi an above-average quarterback? LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000 E.O.E. MFH. 7. Resell 8. Rene have an outstanding doctor on our EDUCATION SHEET METAL WORKER ■ S. Rodrituci-lrteche 1 ItvrtfH-James Subs Rrtana-Piene Fisk to the crossroads at the age of Phone 281-4112. Svh ImarM Sulr$ Orbea l-Selnar 1 “I think the great ones raise their 16 Private inulructions Experienced. Soldering etc. 7. U-lwier I 8. fient-lamla SIITH: TIHTH: team .” HELP WANTED - PART 0£VENTH: A 31. heads in three years. By the third 19 — Scnoois-CiBSses Subs lift-LMrKl 2. Rrtana-Carea l.E/fflua iftene In Boston’s first 135 games this Call 528-2101. TIME. 3-6 pm and part time MM^rift-Urquiati 1 Zaiula-lriendo H 1. Orbea M^eonrl “It hurts when I throw, and it hurts 20 iiist'uclions Wanted t SCCOND; 4. basu-Zaqui 3. Aaca 4. tlrquij{a year you should have a pretty good 3. VtJM-nerre 4. Erwa-Carita 3.U-bionriol season, Fisk played in only 74, mostly Saturday. Manchester law of­ I. ZefuilartHren 2. Faista-landa S. laaquin-Ochoa 8. Duranta-Rsis B SSaroi 8. Javier when I swing and miss,” he said on a idea if you have your 10-year quarter­ REAL ESTATE WANTED: Loving sitter for fice. Good typing and gram­ 5. RefMfi-ZaqM 6. Rzca-iarier In a pinch-hitter’s or designated 23 Homes lor Sale □ EMPLOYMENT Big 10 Matchup Tops Slate liUdrisiwrlM 4. Kurrecw-rirtNhe 8. lascaran-Sorei 7. Reneria-Ecenarro 8. Eusebw-lspa 7. Remefi 8. Ziriaica recent visit to Yankee Stadium. “It Robertson kindergartner. mar. Please send resume to : 1. Ziriaka-fiaranendi 24 lots-Lsnd tor Sale i U-Mnarl Subs Zabala back,” says Young, who spent 11 S. Gm-iame$ Sibt bnebte-Ecenarra Subs Pete-lanria hitter’s role. He hit .274 with eight 25 invesiment Property From 10 AM to school time, 447 Center Street. 7. Fetebfia 8. hsu-Javitf I EUVENTH: feels better than it did but it still seasons coaching or scouting with will feature No. 19 U^LA against rWELFTt SEVENm 26 Business Properly occasionally after school for 3 Manchester. 06040. NEW YORK (UPI) -- Pur­ team in search of a quarterback now l.Duranca-Cinta ' 2. Aaci-Caranendi doesn’t feel like it should.” home runs and 35 runs batted in. The Help Wanted 13 Sirin Reni^Cird 1. Atca-lrionrial 2. IvaNtaUrquiiia l.bianriol 2.AsisB Baltimore and Miami before taking 27 Resort Property kids starting in September, Houston. The Bruins will feature a 4. Eusebia Urquu(i Reel Estate Wanted due’s Boilermakers, a suprise that Rick Leach has graduated. The THRD: 3. [mu-Kerre 4.latcaran-Carita 3. Oibeal 4. Carainendi 3. lascaran-nerre When Fisk discusses pain, he numbers are not bad, considering the 26 - 2. Kurrt{Bi-lan the Giants job last February. but some time is available in RN - II to 7. Part time. Enjoy Wolverines, again the preseason strong defense sparked by All- l.famtf-rirtNhe S. (uteMfr-ianer 8. Reaieft-Ecenarro S. Dwanfa 6. Rrtano S -Reoen-lriomla R 6. Ennua-livief extent of the problem. But they are TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 3. Zetn-CvN 4. Xenerio-larturen 7. Zabala-Saraa 8. Zutaica-Ecenana knows his subject. Even in a profes­ MISC. SERVICES August if desired. 649-1103 working with an excellent sup­ last year, will try to live up to American Ken Easley at free safety 7. Zabala-Serea 8. Ziriaica-Ochoa 7. Zabala 8. lascaran Here’s a rundown of opening-game 31 Services Ottered Apply 81 Commerce Street, favorite in the Big 10, should be able S. Pile iMdi i Gena-UMtt Subs Jaaquin-Zaqui sion where hurts come‘as frequently not Carlton Fisk numbers. And there orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. porting staff. Very pleasant their No. 8 rating Saturday MaM-Zeqai Subs Carea NFC starting quarterbacks, noting 32 - Pamting-Papering Glastonbury. 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FOR SALE 8.U Purdue; Dallas: Roger Staubach wages, ^p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 OIL BURNER SERVICE Purdue Coach Jim Young. the ball,” said Michigan Coach Bo Alabama meets Georgia Tech for the Sirin Fanto SATURDAY EVEMNG June, of that year he collided with I have in the past,” he sajd. “I really 40 Household Goods Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, (10th Rd.. future, 1964), Navy; . MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all HOUSEKEEPING first time in 15 years with the Crim­ ff m FKST: can’t foresee being a designated 41 Articles tor Sale 563-0151. Young turned a 1977 team that was Schembechler. Leron Lee of Cleveland and was out 42 Building Supplies residential. All benefits. M i Applications now being l.Ro*i{Milanria 2. CcM-rirteche l.ZetM^oiirarl I Gena-lartarefl 5-6 into a 9-2-1 winner last year, In other Saturday games involving son Tide’s rated as the favorites by 15 3. Famto-Carea 4.Ka-Jan for the season. In 1975 he missed 63 hitter for the next 10 years, not after 43 Pets -Birds- Dogs M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. accepted in our Housekeeping 3. IMiciKi-bpa 4. fante-iavier I 44 Musical Instruments RN-LPN wanted for 3 p,m.-ll points. S. Hiirrt{w-Le«Ml iOrbeal-Javierl the way I’ve been involved in this Department, 7 to 3 weekends. primarily because of Heisman top 20 teams, 10th rated Michigan S. H«re8iri-JM C.Petclnria games after breaking his arm in 45 Boats & Accessories p.m. and II p.m-7 a.m. shifts. State m eets Illinois, 12th rated “If Alabama doesn’t make any 7. Zetai lUis ■ 8. Renerio-James 7. Ba-James t basu-Artedw game.” Fidrych Set 46 Sporting Goods Apply in person at Meadow's Trophy candidate quarterback Mark Subs Ptie-Mnar R spring training. Apply director of nursing. Subs U CarH 47 Garden Products Convalescent Home, 333 Herrmann, who needs 46 yards to Missouri faces San Diego St., No. 13 mistakes, they’ll beat most Slim Oddly, he rebounded in 1977 to 46 __ Antiques Salmonbrook Convalescent Bidwell Street, Manchester. I. JeafuR-Uantt MUtano-lsisI Pats Lose Ivory 49 Wanted to Buy Home, off House Street, succeed Bob Griese as the school's Washington tackles Wyoming, 18th anybody,” says Tecb Coach Pepper SECOND: enjoy his best year. He played 152 COOKS & KITCHEN 3. Iratii-Utfiarra 4.HHripndoH For Minors Glastonbury. Please call 633- HELPERS- Available I. Pete-James RENTALS leading passer. rated Ohio State goes against Rodgers, 6. Jkneria-2oi|u 2. Fanla-hiM FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The MALE & FEMALE - Part- S.Orbcal-Caramtni 3.Be4arteen 4. Gem-Jan games, including 151 behind the 52 Rooms tor Rent 5244. weekends and evenings. 8. Duranco-Carea DETROIT (UPI) - Mark Fidrych time general Pizza Shop Of the No. 8 rating, Herrmann calls Syracuse, No. 1 USC takes on Texas 7. Eustbia-IMiM S. basu-Mvar I i Radri(uei-Jarier I plate, an exceptionally high total. He New England Patriots Thursday said 53 Apartments tor Rent Experienced preferred. Title at Stake Sirin Rodricuei-Arttcht __ Homes tor Rent duties. Apply within: Tom­ Tech, No. 3 Alabama faces Georgia 7. Zetai-lftedK 8. karrefui-Landa running back Horace Ivory, injured is back and ready to pitch, and the 54 NURSES AIDES wanted for it “ lofty but sc a ry " stvDim hit .315 with 26 home runs and 102 55 Business tor Rent Drivers License. Mature in­ my’s Pizzaria, 267 East EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) Subs Reueiie-Uaiiet full time on all shifts. Apply Wisconsin has two quarterback Tech and No. 19 UCLA opposes i. lb it i 2.JNpn RBI. All that success, however, just in Monday night's 16-13 overtime loss Detroit Tigers are going to let him — 56 _ Resort Property tor Rent dividuals. Apply in person: Center Street, Manchester. - The Soccer Bowl, no longer the 57 Wanted to Rent lO rbtat 4.0uraR(o in the Florida Instructional League. director of nursing. Salmon- Garden Grove Caterers, candidates returning from last year's Houston. made it more frustrating when injury to Pittsburgh, has been placed on the 58 - Misc tor Rent private plaything of the New York S. lascarati '(.Emma brook Convalescent Home, off Keeney Street, Manchester, ^ 5-4-2 season. Coach Dave McClaii. The USC Trojans have 15 starters im . stalked him again in 1978. injured reserve list. Fidrych, trying to come back from Cosmos, will in many ways feature U M ii ICaraReui I.basu-Jamrs 2. Be-Jan AUTOMOTIVE House Street, Glastonbury. coming back, eighton offense and Sirin Rtuerio 4.Petelalivarl Ivory suffered a right knee and a thirdboutof arm trouble, returned 61 Autos tor Sale Please call 633-5244. has the choice of using John Josten or 3. UlartrcR * “It began in August,” said Boston _ FULL Si PART TIME for ^ the best the North American Soccer (KHTH: I. Gem-Carta 62 Trucks tor Sale seven on defense. USC has two solid $. (turecaJ^sM Manager Don Zimmer.-"He hurt his right ankle injury and will be out of to Detroit Thursday from a _ Heavy Equipment lor Sale Snack Bar and Golf Course. MONEY - Need more? Work Mike Kalasmiki, considered the 1. lascaran-Leuflet 2. EnntaAsis i 63 Leaoue has to offer this season. 7. LNnet 8. Remrie-Lanria action at least four weeks. rehabilitation clinic in San Diego and 64 Motorcycles-Bicycles ATTENTION - Need 2 people Apply at: Tallwood-JJountry part time while you or your better passer. All-America candidates in quarter­ 3. Vtano-Odiu 4. Dwanta-Fccnvi^ elbow but he kept playing and The Vancouver Whitecaps, owners Sdis Faaste-Janer I pitched on the sidelines for 25 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile over 21, Immediate employ­ Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone children are in school. Dairy “It's a challenge to open the season back Paul McDonald and running S. iaaquin-Cariia 8. bisebia-PierTC playing. He was throwing good.” The move leaves only 44 players on Homes ment. This is not a fancy ad, of the best defense in the league, and 7. ZabaU-ZaqM 8. Orbea l-Urpiap 64y666-1151. Queen has flexible hours to fit back Charles White. The only Fisk had injured his right elbow, the Patriots active roster: the minutes. 66 Automotive Service we simply want a person who with a team rated in the top 10. We’re the Tampa Bay Rowdies, featuring a Subs faca-Saraa '"tim 67 Autos tor Rent-Lease —------your daily schedule. We have a young team coming into the game question-mark is the team's kicking »rm 1. Fanil 2. Zetai which made it difficult for him to maximum allowed is '45. Backup “He threw good and free,’’ needs a permanent job. Ad­ LIVE-IN COMPANION for year-round openings nights, high-scoring and flamboyant vancement opportunity. Call ... we hope to be able to retain our game where they must replace l.bstbia-OdiM 2.JUca-Zafri XJavierl 4. Irtecbe \0 Pj! \>.A. swing a bat properly and even more fullback Don Calhoun has been Manager Sparky Anderson of the elderly gentleman in Glaston- weekends and lunch hours, frontline, meet at Giants Stadium 3. ka«MFlavitr 4. EfiMa-Carameflrii S. Carta 8. Bo named by coach Ron Erhardt to get Tigers reported. “He wants to pitch between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- Apply in person: DQ. 242 poise against them, McClain said. Frank Jordan and Marty King. S. Ktuitu biwiria I I. Zab^-Carita 7. Reaerio 8.J.L difficult to throw. His production fell Saturday with the NASL title at right now. 528-3869. E.O.E. 56.53 or 643-5932. • Broad Street. Manchester. Sixth-ranked Michigan is also a Another key matchup in the West 7. Ziriaica-Ueiiarro 8. UrtaM-Se4oa Subs Pete more action. stake. Sirin Paranf!e-Pimt PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept, g. 1078 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept, 8, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ NOTICE OF Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 WMWimWWVWWM ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE RARE OPPORTUNITY - OWN YOUR OWN THE POP In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and BUSINESS. Distributor for SHOPPE 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Herald Kodak film, Dnracell the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, Call 643-2711 Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and MtW biglMtfW FMiMf on September 4, 1979, Call 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING other photo products needed OrowAng toft DrHik CompMnjr— , 1 in ^ u r area. No selling. Ser­ Has Iwmeftab Opeskgi fer 1 ■k -k -k -k -k vice top Retailers under vriedsoltaN Nsilnrs ORDINANCE Help Wanted J 3 Help Wanted exclusive contract established Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted (SkllM 4 UnskllM) 13 Homee For Sale 23 Hornet lor Sale 23 Homee for Sato by us. High immediate in­ •asM tiora Mim isn Purchase of Property — No. 4 Hills Street MORIARTY BROTHERS is 23 come minimum required in­ looking for a Gas Station •Track Mvan Be It ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of M O D HOURS BOOKKEEPER- Full charge, vestment $9,975. 100% profit Attendant. Also: Mechanic, RESTAURANT HELP - ASSISTANT BUYER- Quality •OanerM Hetpera Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the total and DOLLARS accounts receivable and Experience preferred, 18 and VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, SPLIT LEVEL - 7 Rooms, 2 structure. Call between 8AM good working conditions and Women’s Sportswear, Sales ROOM COLONIAL- 3 PHONE 643-2711 & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or sum of one ($1.00) dollar from Philip H. Moroney of the Town of payable. Apply: The English over. Part time. Apply in per­ Remodeled Kitchen and baths, 3 bedrooms, family company benefits. See Mr. experience required. Apply: fireplaces, large Family room. 20x40 in-ground pool write: American Film Fun or Part Tlim PoMUoiw. Can Manchester, County of Hartford and the State of Connecticut Graham, and / or Mr. Housewives, college Shop, 46 LaSalle Road, West son: Papa Joes. 489 East Mid­ Baths. Aluminum siding, in- The English Shop, 46 L abile Room. Very luxurious ground pool with patio and with cabana. Garage. FOK ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Processing, Inc., 1935R or atop at Tha Pop Shoppo Oh that certain piece of land situated at the intersection of Hills Ozimek, at 315 Center Street. students, excellent oppor­ Hartford. dle Turnpike. Road, West Hartford. throughout! Call R. Zimmer, privacy. Group I, Philbrick Aluminum siding. Group I Hoover Court, B’ham, AL Ileao, 244 Sponcor SIrool, tunity to meet new people Street and Hillstown Road being a portion of the premises BABYSITTER / J.D. Real Estate for details. Agency, 646-4200. Realtors, Philbrick Agency. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 35226. 1 , Manehoator and and out about known as No. 4 Hills Street and being tounded and described as BANQUET WAITRESSES while you supplement your Htip Wtnitd 13 Help Wanted 13 GLASTONBURY - Active, DENTAL ASSISTANT needed 646-1980, qr 647-1139. 646- 4200. tha loba avallabla and Iho follows: WANTED - Call 646-6439. income part time/full time GUIDANCE COUNSELOR HELP WANTED outgoing companion for for busy sp^ialty dental of­ EAST HARTFORD - Move LATHE OPERATORS - With PART TIME JANITOR for OUTDOOR WORK - Must be banatlla. Phono 448-BITS, 4 a.m. positions available. From 7 SUBSTITUTE- for Coventry ftUTd LIFT MECHANIC Beginning at a point at the intersection of the northerly street PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL, • Sand Blaal or H*ai several older children after fice. Experience preferable right into this charming 3 MANCHESTER- FOREST 2 years' experience. Good medium size office complex. 18, and have drivers license to S pjn., Monday thru Friday. AM - 3 PM. Above average school. $3.00 per hour. Hours Public Schools. Conn. Cer­ Experienced, pleasant line of Hills Street and the westerly street line of Hillstown a U B ASSISTANT - Interpeqf Traat Oparator but not necessary for mature Bedroom Ranch on quiet HILLS AREA. For sale by benefits. Salary n^otiable. Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 tification required. Contact and own transportation. Call Eoe. starting wages and could be flexible. Beautiful ELLINGTON RIDGE GOLF owner, 8 + room Raised nights a week. Phone Mr. working conditions, paid Road the line runs thence in a northerly direction along the sonal Skills, mature judg\ person. Excellent working street. Boasts fresh paint and Hawk Precision Co.. 303 Dr. Donald Nicoletti at 742- 643-4385. benefits, uniforms • Turrat Lath# Oparalor home. Car and references COURSE is across the street. Ranch with in-law apartment. Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ holidays, hospitalization, westerly street line of Hillstown Road for a distance of twenty- ment. Help Director with' conditions, medical benefits, Immaculate 8 Rooms, 4 a 12x22 family room off the Burnham Street, East Hart­ 8913, EOE. vimwtfvvuvvwvvvw provided to arrange ap­ • Bngina Latha Oparator please. Call Mrs. Fisher, 633- profit sharing and uniform Has something special for pointment. lasting opportunity. nine and 94/100 (29.94) feet to a point; thence running in a meetings, activities. 8 hours bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. ford. telephone 528-9845. LUBE PERSON- To lubricate pointment for personal in­ a 6957. allowance available. Call 525- Bamett-Bowman, 633-3661. everyone. Custom cabinets, Apply in person trucks and trailers. southwesterly direction along the arc of a circular curve having weekly, includes Saturday Colonial. Fireplace family SECRETARY for the Coven­ afternoons. $4,00 hour. Must terview. 50 houra, paid holldaya, 3868 after 16AM. wall to wall carpets, 3 full FULL OR PART TIME FOOD CONCESSION HELP between 10AM-3PM Experience necessary. $5.25 SHOE DEPARTMENT a delta angle of 8r-04"-50' and a radius of thirty-five (35.00) ELECTRONICS TRAINEES- room with beamed ceilings. try Public Schools. 'Typing and MANAGER- Mens Quality have car. Male preferred. axeatlant Inauranca baths, sliding door leading to MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ WANTED- Part time mor­ shorthand re61^ kitchens. Beautifully Must be dependable. Apply 814 M A IN tT. 3 ^ ------required. Apply: The English Director, Glastonbury Mental a Restaurant. 2815 Main Street, at 742-8913. EOE. in an easterly direction along the northerly line of Hills Street Health Group, 2400 Main RESTAUIUNT be experienced. 643-7285. landscaped yard on quiet cul- Glastonbury. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer ______M AN CHE8T8R Shop. 46 L abile Road, West Apply In paraon: TRAINEE NUCLEAR ^ m a h c h e s t e r T" PRICE IS RIRHTI Hartford. for a distance of twenty-nine and 94/100 ( 29.94) feet to the point Street, Glastonbury, 00033. E.HIM Sllvar Laiw de-sac. 1-800-382-0578. Street. Monday thru Saturday, PSYCHOLOGIST for Coven- JM TRAINEES- 17 - 24 HS Grad. One year old contemporary On this lovely Ranch. 3 Assisted by Comm-Free Rcal- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. BABYSITTER NEEDED- and place of beginning. EOE. PART TIME - Nurses Aide. 3 tiy Public Schools, full or part 569-1040 METROM€,INC. Will train. Call 646-7888. to 11 p.m.. Laurel Manor, 91 U-snaped Ranch. large bedrooms, huge W. (No commission charged). Three days a week. Birch NURSING SUPERVISOR Being a portion of the same premises described in the •wa H I * * Wf Professionally landscap^. closets, table space time. Conn. Certification Street & Nathan Hale area. KTMLnUUWUCT Chestnut Street, Broker inquiries invited. TYPtSTS AND CLERK required. Contact Dr, Donald Manchester land records Vol. 131, page 529. Route 6 ft 44A STOCK CONTROL Lovely new residential kitchen, fireplaced living TYPISTS are needed to work Call 643-8379. Private home health' care sm s area. 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, Nicoletti, at 742-8913. EOE. agency seeking full time EXPEMENGED BOLTON TRAINEE- 17-24- HS Grad. BABYSITTER to live in with room. Rec room MACHINIST- Experienced in the Hartford area. Call This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Girl for Pharmacy duties. No Will train. Call 646-7888. living-dining room combo, provisions. 2 baths. Over­ today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430 "TfflfTTIMEflW nursing supervisor with publication in this newspaper provided that within 10 (10) days Manchester fanlily, during large family kitchen, fami­ Lathe Operators. Set up and PART TIME SECRETARY nights or Sundays. Previous phar*. parents' out of town trips. sized yard with inground Manchester work from Blue Prints. First Night and Baturdaya BSN and at least 2 years NURSE ABES after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not macy or nurses aide experience LABORER to set and strip ly room with fireplace and ^rinkfer system, walk to for Conn. Teachers Centers Expartanea halpful References. Call 646-7354,. sliders to large deck. Ther- Shift. Overtime available. EXTRA MONEY. Earn to for Humanistic Education coiyimunity health less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ preferred. Ability to type helpful forms for concrete founda­ Parkade. schools, busline. It mskat Cants $200.00 per week on flexible Apply at: but not necessary. Send resume to PRINTING mopane windows Paid Health Insurance. Also beginning immediately: experience. Challenging NEEDED mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, tion. Experienced or will SOUTH WINDSOR BOARD MEN FOR ROOFING & ERA 1 yr. warranty. to buy now Part Time Retired Machinist. schedule from 15 hours or BROWN'S THE SHOP opportunity in the fastest has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Box HH, c7o Manchester Herald. train. Call 875-1103. OF EDUCATION has the throughout, larg^ 2 car at­ September 1st., thru June To provide Nureing Cera • Mechanical l.ayoul & SIDING- Experienced only. THE Don’t buck this dual Inquire Chapel Tool Company, more. Five openings 30tn, 20 hours per week, very 888 MAIN a TM E T growing area of nursing following full-time positions tached garage, 2006 sq. ft. in private hornet end to a special Town election. Pas(e>up Penon. Call 649-3379, after 6:06 p.m. 81 Woodland Street. available. Possible training flexible at $4.25 per hour. 55-M MANCHEETER, CT. care. Salary negotiable. open. Maintainer and Custo­ walk-out basement. Full dormered 7 room Capa. 3 Elizabeth J. Intagliata This position will be pari time BARROWS & WALLACE Manchester, 646-5836. required but willing to inter­ wpm. 1 woman office in ____ 64ft-8444 Medical Facilltiee. Part dian I. Excellent benefits, and Ownar-Agtnt bedrooms up. balhi. Send resume to: on our first shift. We are MATURE WOMAN or college Ilreplace, kitchen 14x15, lull view all inquiries. Call Manchester Board of Educa­ time, full time. Coneldert- Secretary working conditions. Apply in girl to babysit in my home, • 4 a - l 4 H CO. DIETARY HELP- Accepting screening operator for in- TEACHERS AIDE- Coventry llon given to preference Board of Directors person: Facilities Services flexible on the hours to be REALTORS basement, aluminum aldina tion. Diversified respon­ High School Learning worked. Experience required. Buckley School district 9 a.m. U^,(3O0. applications for present and person interview, 528-9618 sibilities. Call Marsha Faith. Executive Director of;— Location and Houra. Manchester, Connecticut ADVERTISING SALES PERSON Office, 771 Main Street, South to 2 p.m., Monday thru Disability Program. Full time Apply In person or call MANCHESTER- Cozy Cape. future openings in our Dietary Ext. 114. 649-9580.______NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 5th day of September Windsor, Conn. Friday. References required. 646-7833 ^ 643-7222 position. Contact Dr, Donald AM ft AMletance 643-1101. Replies held con­ Private yard. Modern kitchen department Full time and For Infomiallon call 1979. Call 649-7644. 7284615 I S 87 Wsdgawood Drivs part time positions available. BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Nicoletti. 742-8913. EOE. fidential. An equal opportunity and bath. Recreation room. F1IU. T K SALES CLERK of N.LCt, Inc. 643-9515 009-09 employer. M/F. Apply in person: East Hart­ and dinner shifts. Apply at PRINTING Low $50’s. By appointment, Cavey's Restaurant, 45 East SPORTMG GOODS TEMPORARY OFFICE AID A ASSISTANCE We are looking for a Sales Parson to add DENTAL ASSISTANT - If you 643-9380. No agents. ford Convalescent, 745 Main 357 Eo8t Center Street ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC relate well with people, work Center Street, Manchester. HELP- Receptionists. Some of North Eastern Conn. 579 Middle Turnpike W ALUMINUM SIDED CAPE Street, East Hartford, Conn. Position intails general to our growing paper. High School C R O M T H k C X P A N S IO t R I:Q t IRK COLONIAL - CAPE Garage, Mancheaier Conn effectively as a team member VERNON $65,900 - 2 Bedroom sales, stock work. In­ typing. Week of September Inc. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS ADDITIONSTO Al l SHUTS fireplace, 1 1/2 baths. with swimming pool and MAN TO WORK IN GLASS 17th, Call between 9 and 3 Manchestel’, Ct. 06040 Graduate, with soma college preferred. and enjoy being a part of a Ranch with large eat-in covered patio. 7 rooms. Cen­ dividual must be able to 357 Em I Ctnitr SIrttL Town of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) preventive oriented dental of­ Aluminum siding. Immediate SHOP- Full or part time. App­ p.m. 643-8030. Mftnchftftttr Separate sealed bids for the Landscaping at Proposed In­ C a r a m u st. We offer you the • Binder) Helper — moving tliidv and kitchen, fireplaced living occupancy. Only $59,900. tral yet peaceful. Priced to ly in person to: J.A. White work with minimal super­ csrloni, helper on folders and the morit of fice. we want to talk to you. room, covered deck, fantastic sell in the mid 50's. Group I. dustrial Park, Contract No, 11 will be received by the Town following:— vlitcher-irinimef. etc. Dfinting excellence Pasek Realtors. 289-7475. RECEPTIONIST IN Glass Co.. 31 Bissell Street. vision and have a high DIETARY AIDES- Full time Hebron 228-9461. Hours 1pm to grounds, privacy, immaculate Bcifiore Agency, 647-1413. of Manchester. Connecticut at the office of the Director of • Wrapper A Subilllule Driver — 9:36pm. degree of personal motiva­ and part time positions work In ikipplng depl. picking & condition. FIRESIDE MANCHESTER -Heavy DENTAL 'ASSISTANT- Posi­ ••sss*****»***«ssssssss«** telephone / reception work BABYSITTER - To provide tion. Call or apply in per­ MACHINE OPERATORS available in our Dietary General Services until 11 a.m. EDST., September 20, 1979 wrapping. A» needed, will be REALTY, 643-8030, 647-9144. tion available in Glastonbury. subolllele driver — muvl be ai lesvi Butineit Opportunity 14 plus bookkeeping and com­ loving care for 6-month old in­ son to Rick Nassiff. Department. Apply in person: and then will be publicly opened and read aloud. SECOND AND THIRD East Hartford Convalescent Excellent opportunity for in­ The Information for Bidders. Form of Bid, Form of Con­ 21 )ean of age. puter duties. Experience fant in my home approximate­ NA88IFF FOR 8PO RT 8 dividual with experience, in­ • Attractive Salary • Jsnilor IpBrl-limcl Second Shift MANCHESTER preferred but not essential. 4- Home, 745 Main Street, East • Prn$ Operslor llelprrA VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco ly 20 hours per week. Must be 748 MAIN tT R IE T SHIFTS terested in personal growth, tract, Plai.s, Specifications and Forms of Bid Bond, Perfor­ • Bonus Plan Snacks with locations $3,586. p ^ The Sentry to 4 1/2-day week. Excellent reliable and available days, Hartford. mance and Payment Bond, and other contract documents Kxcelleni non-conlrlbulorv benrfii WOMAN TO WORK PART ★ NEW L IS T IN G S WILLIMANTIC, CT. 4»-S274 Communication Cabla and responsibility. Excellent program. Apply in penon or call CALL TOLL FREE 1-806-423- salary and benefits for right evenings and weekends. Own • Mileage Immaculate 6 room Raised Inc., benefits and salary, commen­ may be examined at the following: 643-I10I. All repllei held confidcnilal. TIME - East Hartford area. 2355 Ext. 905. . person. Send resume to: P.O. transportation preferred. surate with experience. Office of the Director of General Services • Paid Holidays (Including Birthday) An equal opporlunilv employer. M I. General office work. Call 289- Ranch. Gas heat. Free Home Box J, c/o Manchester References required. For in­ 5 Qian Road Immediate occupancy. Please call 633-8371. Municipal Building I • Insurance, Health and Dental Plan ALLIED PmNtINQ SCnviCES INC 5436. PACKAGE STORE for sale Herald. terview call 646-6095. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - OPENINGS 579 MidHia Tu'npikf W Priced right, $67,900. r : / X-k' 41 Center Street Uanchatiai Conn by owner. Over $150,000 gross Full time. Coventry PHNA. • Company Paid Pension Plan ROUTE SALESMAN Evaluation. RN or BSN. Experience AVAILABLE SALESMEN NEEDED - Part Manchester, Connecticut 06040 an;iualiy. Call 649-3436. ARRUDA&BARCOMB FOOD CONCESSION HELP CLEANING PERSONNEL time evenings. If you are NEEDED to deliver daily preferred. E.O.E. 742-7369. Copies may be obtained at the office of the Director of fherivarii o ' Whai IS you'' home worth'’. Our proiessionais can help WANTED - Part time mor­ for residental cleaning ser­ AT aggressive, n ^ t and enjoy route and area towns. Class II 644-8000 nings and nights available. vice. Transportation General Services located at Manchester, Connecticut upon itirtge«ce*eoce license needed. Experience you price your home to sen Iasi?' ano easier We will GUNVER working with people then app­ EDUCATION 644-1539 Must be dependable. Apply necessary. Call PIONEER ly at Anderson Little Co, to payment of $25.00 for each set. You’ll be working with a loyal, friendly, preferred. Call for appoint­ provide you W ilt) complete marketing, financial and Holiday Lanes. 39 Spencer DOMESTICARE 643-1945. MANUFACTURING Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning each set promptly ment. Royal Ice Cream Co., economic information No oDiigaiio'' No pressure. No COMPANY - 234 Hartford PARACHUTE sell men's clothing. dedicated group of employees. Street. Monday through Satur­ WAITRESS NEEDED- Full and in good conditions, will be refunded his payment'. MOTHERS - Are you in need Inc., 649-5358. Private Inttrucllont 18 sales pitch Of course we d like to sen your home for day 10 a m. to 2 p.m.. Road, Manchester, '06040 ARE AS FOLLOWS: Applications now being taken HELP WANTED - Cutting and part time. Apply Pizza at: 338 Br->ad Street, The Owner reserves the right to waive an informalities or of part-time work while your you Thai sour business And we reconfideni you will tool manufacturer has needs the following Wagon, K-Ma- -- 'PI’la z a . Manchester. to reject any or all bids. children are in school? (Jome REMEDIAL READING and BY OWNER - 20 Harvard select us once you ve seen our professionalism at work. openings for experienced experienced people: • Sewing Machine Please Call Mrs. Penny Sadd at the math: individualized work Toolmaker, Die Maker, Manchester in person Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the in an talk to us about our flexi­ Road. Attractive Custom machine operator, or machine Operators. Previous Manchester Herald, 643-2711 for a ble hours for Nurse Aide program, (lst-8th grade) by Built Cape. 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2 operator trainees. Call for in­ Inspector - Layout and Final, amount, form and subject to the conditions provid^ in the CARRIER GET MORE wilh GAS STATION ATTENDANT A SALES PERSON to cover experience desired but Positions. Full-time positions master’s degree teacher. 568- baths. Garage. Private terview at 643-9501. Punch Press Ciperators. Good Information to Bidders. private interview. 8075. - Need reliable, dependable benefits. Retail Sales in Eastern not essential, HELP!! No Bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the also available, i^ply in per­ backyard, within sight of person to work Monday thru Connecticut. Salary, plus car. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F son: Meadow's Convalescent Bowers School. $64,900 . 649- PERMANENT PART-TIME a Miscellaneous Ass- actual date of the opening thereof. NEEDED RIDING LESSONS indoor 3913. Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM. If olus expenses plus nenefits. SURVEY OFFICE NEDS Home, 333 Bidwell Street, POSITIONS - Available lunch 8-30-79 Robert B Weiss, General Manager riding ring. Western stock you can't hustle and are afraid Write to Box K, c/o etnblar. This job in •Dreflaptraon - LaRoy Manchester. SSENTRY time and nights. Work in VERNON of work, don't apply. Start at Manchester Herald. our Pack department axp*rl«nc« ntcsaaary seat, saddle seat and hunt clean, pleasant surroundings. 006-9 seat. All levels 228-9817. Real Estate Services inc. $3.75 per hour. See Harry Apply in person: Dairy Queen, requires someone with a •PARTY CHIEF TAYLOR ST. I Stickels, Suburban Motors, 50 29 Cooneciicuf Boulevard EasiHornofO 269-4331 242 Broad S tre e t. near . EXPERIENCED good mathematical •TRANSIT MAN HARTEL DR. VOICE, PIANO Instructions, EAST HADDAM . jlland Tpke. Manchester. No Manchester Parkade. MACHINE OPERATORS ability who can handle Salary commensurate Former faculty New York phone calls. No experience l-DOLLAR SAVER with experience. CARRIERS necessary, we will train you WANTED measurements of units. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 WELLES RD. Music and Art High School. SUMMER Professional Singer/Pianist. our wav. FULL T M SALES CLERK First or second shift. •Sawing Machine CALL . i 4 r e a / ACORN DR. 644-8597. PART TIME SALES CLERK Openings for Engine Mechanic Trainee. This MATURE LOVING WOMAN PART TIME- Accounts Area VI COHAGES 643-2320 to babysit in my home. Own MANCHESTER ALLISON DR. SKI Lathe, Milling Machine, job requires someone Payable and Receivable. Mountain Rd. Delmont b«tw*«n 9:00 A 5:00 transportation. References, $3 Lig'ht typing. Good figure ap­ PIANO LESSONS- Given by With private lake rights. Opening in our ski department for Bridgeport, N/C Cin- Ferguson Rd. Hollister Experienced Teacher, ages 5 with a good mechanical per hour. Call 646-6240. — titude. Call 289-7743. Area IV Call Julie Now is the time to buy EARN $200 WEEKLY - Part aggressive sales oriented person. timatic and Jog Bore. Full ability and high school Henry to adult. $4.00 per lesson. Gail Must understand concept of paid insurance, 9 Holidays, Garth Rd. Newman St. for next year's vacation. time, light typing or ad­ le v e l vocational Summit 871-2988 Breitenfeld, 649-8053. dressing sales letters. No modern ski hardware Extensive paid vacation. Please app­ Orche^rd St. Also: Have some heated' on the Job training. Duties include: courses. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Area II experience necessary. Write ly in person only: Trotter St. Schoola-Claisea 19 fo r year »round REALTORS National Marketing. Box 244. Sales, inventory and display work. APPLY: HOUSEKEEPER - 4 after­ South Hawthorne Area VII Prior ski shop experience SANDWICH MAKER - No LE-M CORPORATION noons per week. Mature FOR THE BEST - Manchester vacationeers. Trices 6N, Dundee. Illinois, 60118. PHNEER PARACHUTE CO. POSITION VACANCY South Alton Thompson St. GROUP t; A »«lect A$iocA9ftfr Commtinflir Cofftg*. Homes Apply A.C. Peterson, 263 Fresher, Assistant North Main Street. PART TIME HELP to work Superintendant Personnel, Twenty Hours per week. Salary plus gas Call Now on Dairy Farm. Apply in per- Personnel Office, East Hart­ SWITCHBOARD json, 364 Bidwell Street, ford Public Schools, 110 Long allowance. OPERATOR- 4 nights per ‘Manchester. Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. SOUND INTERESTING? week. ThiThursday 11:30 p.m., 06108. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIHEO ADVERTISERS; 7^30 a m.n. Friday, SaturdajSaturday & RN full or part time, 3 to 11, You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 Looking for Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a m. Dialysis Unit. Will train. HAIRDRESSER- our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ You don't have Edwards Answering Service, Telephone for an appoint­ or Experienced. Manchester dependence and your own Income... lo .shell out much 646-5406. ment, 872-0501, Ext. 271. area. Progressive, pleasant 647-9947 Salon. Full or part time. Call 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE to gel big results. CLEANING WOMAN- SECURITY GUARDS- Swing 647-9117. Ask for Jeanne Fromerth Thorough. reliable individual n ig h t f shift. Retirees wanted- for regular welconjed. Excellent benefits. HOUSEKEEPER- 1 day per housecleaning. Call 659-1187, Call 872-0501, Ext. 219 for ap­ week. Will pay $15.00. Call after 5 p.m. pointment, 9 a.m. til noon. after 4 p.m., 875-7142. CALL 6 43 -2718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-5 PAGE FOURTEEN — EVENING HERALD, Sat.n Sept. B. 1979

A rticin tor Solo 41 ffooint tor Hoot 52 Frank and Em^tt*. PMnuta — ChariM M. dchulz EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 8. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN TAG SALES SWIM POOLS- Distributors THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ DKIfISIW INiyi disposing of brand new 31' trally located. Downtown 'SU L K IN B ^ ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puwle long above ground pools com­ Dear Abby G o i m i , Manchester. Kitchen SHI^ D ISII IN VOUR 1 Copycat [7 U E [h O W L 8IT 7 plete with huge I f sundeck, privileges. Call 649-2358. VERY PuUNX ANP LEAVE WHAT PO WU PO WITH A 1 Paradise LEUKEMIA BENEFIT SALE TAG SALE- 3 FAMILIES. 0EANBA6, 5 Mountains dweller r r B E X [a C_ R E 0 L E fencing, filter. Asking $6^. ME ALONE! [F E IH* - Thousands of bargains on S e p te m b e r 8, 10 to 4. By Abigail Van Buren BEANEAeiFfOULIEIN jabbr.) 2 Around 1 0 T E 0 U T T Financing and installation MANCHESTER - Room for MP. ^ A L D vw^ ’— 6 Imitated n 8 E A N 0 tT r A R nationally known merchan­ September 9,1 to 5.14 Sunset available. 203-324-9289. ITALLPAV.ANP VOU (prefix) rent. Private entrance. Heat i f 12 Specialty 3 Fraternal 1T 0 N s 8 E dise. Saturday September 8th. Street, Manchester (off South B A and utilities paid. $45 weekly. STILL FEEL CRAMV? restaurant members B R E D A V [n 10 AM - 4 PM. Rain or shine. Main). Frostfree THPer^U. BE t e . 5o '^Mll 1 c E ELECTROLUX VACUUM In Call 242-1872. 13 Jesus 4 Floats upward .0 T N E Q A T [1 Manchester Community refrigerator, records, clothing T A 8 E D E V good condition, with power monogram 5 Misplace E •E R T s YWCA. 78 North Main Street. £ T 0 8 H Ej A and much misc. nonle. $149; less power nozzle MANCHESTER - Excellent a m u s e m e n t ® mother is a tramp, her 14 Valuable 6 Pronoun 0 0 2 $99. Call 646-3125. kids have ait kinds of respect for her, but if she’s a good 15 Containers H M 8 E Ol 0 Vr furnished room fo g 7 Compass A E 8 0 E E 1 8 TAG SALE - Saturday, Sept. Christian mother they couidn’t care iess. I’ve seen it often. 16 Baste point iw S]a oenleman. Convenient loca­ fi J_ T L E L L A 8. Rain date. Sept. 9. 9 am-S MATCHING SOFA AND In my case, we have a daughter in college who attended 17 Facts and 6 Devoted r w □ tion. Parking. No kitchen E T 1 SCIOC] L 0 A N pm. To benefit area Shetland TAG SALE- September 8.10-4 LOVESEAT - Brown, white summer school. All the years she was growing up. her father figures 9 Dinner item privileges. $30 weekly. 649- ' Tunics c - f 8 E C □ D E ID D E M 0 Sheepdog Club. Small p.m. Something for evei7 one. and gold 2 years old, excellent 4003. was "too busy" to attend a PTA meeting or any of her school Priscllla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan 16 Hard-fisted 10 Food appliances, household items, At St. Barthlowmew's parking condition. $300. 7 pair 45x81 activities. He was in her grade school only once, never in her 20 Milquetoast 11 Strong cart 29 Home of Eve 46 Neglect clothes, books, baked goods lot. Ludlow Road, lined floral design drapes, 2 junior high, and in her senior high school (field house) 21 Caspian 19 Communists 30 Irritated Manchester. MANCHESTER - Immaculate Ottlcaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sato 61 W3ULP hOU BELIEVE 22 Olympic 47 Kind of and lots more. 13 Carol Drive, years old, custom made at room, convenient location. once-;for her graduation. HE S A IP HE HE 3 M P IF •HEP TELL HIS FOLKS 20 Mayday signal 32 Certainly (2 Rockville, off Rt. 33, behind SrUABT HIP A RASP­ STUARTS BRAIN TREAPS board (abbr.) 22 Author income Watkin's. $35a pair. Excellent Security, references required. 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. On the other hand. I’ve done all the things a "good THCX16HT THE LETTERS THAT THE JU N K A4AIL wds.) Seraphin Ford garage. MANCHESTER - Main Street 1978 CAMARO - 2 door ^ r t XKE PARTS - Also XK140 BERRY ICE CREAM A FINE LINE BETWEEN 23 Housewife's ti­ Fleming 36 Stout 48 Bathroom condition. 649-%22. FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- Excellent running condition, W £ P W ANT G O T WAS STARTING TO modem offices available. 3W, Coupe. Automatic. Low Radiator, nose with good grill, mother should do. I attended PTA, was a Brownie leader, CONE IN HIS r------1 CUTENESS ANP tle (abbr.) 23 Madame 37 Information fixture 8030, 647-9144. automatic transmission, SOME IF WE STAINEP RUST.' TAG SALE- Every day except 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or mileage. Must sell! Call after etc. XK120 gss tank, etc. Cash made costumes, took her to all the school activities, baked MAILBOX? INSANITY.' 26 Royal families (com.) bureau (abbr) 49 Iniquity parts of. Heat, air con­ power steering and. radio. offer. 742-6^. SAW IT .' 31 Motor Sundays. 9 to 8. until all in 4 p.m., 568-3005. cookies for classroom parties, etc., yet she shows more 24 Stratagem 39 Tax agency 50 River In ★ Aparlmont$ For Root 53 ditioning included. Call 646- New battery, new body work. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• respect for her father than she does for me. vehicles 25 Rally apartment is sold. Prices (abbr) Russia . TAG SALE - 2 Gerard Street. ONE R(X;K MAPLE HUTCH, 2469 or 646-2755. 568-2646. Trueka tor Sale 62 Although her weekends were free, she didn’t come home 33 World organ!- 27 Naked adjustable. Call 643-4622. keep ‘ LOOKING for anything in real 40 Grimy 51 lig h t weight trying. 149 Chestnut St. Saturday, 9 - 3. Intercom, CB 1 Rock Maple buffet, $150 for Mother’s Day until late Sunday afternoon. She had writ­ zaiion (2 wds., 28 Of India radio, many other items. each; 1 Rock Maple dresser estate rental - apartments, 466 MAIN STREET. North of abbr.) (prefix) 44 Shovel 53 Intermediate homes, multiple dwellings? AMERICAN MOTORS ten earlier that she was bringing me a gift, I don’t care about 34 Inner (prefix) TAG SALE- Saturday with drawers $100; and 2 Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. GREMLIN 1973 - 6 cylinder. the gift; it's just the way things turned out that hurts me. 45 Detest (prefix) MOVING - Selling House - No fees. Call J.D. Real Eistate 01 centrally located space. 35 Supposing (2 September 81h.. 10 to 4. at 60 Colonial wingback chairs $50 Stick shift. Regular gas. New She came home empty-handed, saying, "I’m sorry, I didn’t wds.) 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 Furniture. Cherry, Maple, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Ideal for store, office or other WANTED JUNK AND LATE 8 8 10 II Cpoperhill Street, each or $100 pair. 649-7051. MODEL WRECKS - Cash tires. $900. 647-1270. have time to buy you anything." 36 Newspaper Oak, Mahogany. Combination business or commercial use. y«. 12 13 Manchester. VERNON / ROCKVILLE- Paid. Call Parker Street Used A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD I said, "That’s all right. Honey, having you home is all the notice (abbr) 14 Safe. 16"xl9"x22” . Mahogany Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. 1971 JAVELIN SST- Power 37 Milk-organ Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Could help to sell your items gift I want." IS 16 17 Stereo, White Sewing ★ Accepting applications for 2 38 Stony . Bedroom Apartment, starting steering, power brakes. Good faster, rent your room quicker Then she said, "Well, that’s good, because that’s all you’re Machine. Antique Glass. PROFESSIONAL / 18 Pressed, Cut, Blown, etc. CORD WOOD FOR SALE - at $191 monthly, includes all BUSINESS OFFICE running condition. Needs body and bring you better results! going to gel." 41 Single thing 19 20 work. $650 or best offer. Call ^ uAMua. 9-8 42 Source of Forest Hills. 649-8464. Seasoned hardwood, 4 ft. utilities, wall-to-wall BUILDING - Approximately Ask the Herald Classified Ad Father’s Day weekend she arrived on Saturday, bringing 21 TAG SALE- Saturday 649-9018. Captain Easy;— Crooks & Lawranco metal 22 September 8th., from 10 to 3, lengths. $55 a cord. You pick carpeting and appliances. Call 2600 square feet, with ample taker about details. Put the her Dad a beautiful dress shirt and matching tie! I/ 43 Wrong (prefix) 23 24 up. Call 429-4889. 1-237-8858, EHO. parking. Close to Center, STAR to work for you! Phone 25 26 27 28 29 30 70 Pond Lane. Lots of goodies, I ask you, Abby. why is it that when I have done so much I T-T-TOLP YOU THE THAMK YOU FOB. 45 Egyptian deity 1976 MATADOR- F u lly 643-2711. here j i i no time to plus much miscellaneous! hospital and new court for her. and her father did so little, she treats him so much W-M-MAFIA WAS |A 9V , . ? 46 Hang 31 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - equipped with air con­ CALLIH3 McKEE EXPLAIN- BUT IF YA WAMTA 32 33 ^ ■ 3 4 BUREAU $50. Twin Bed $30. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 building. For info, call 568- better than she treats me? -7 a f t e r M E ! 52 American TAG SALE - Saturday, 36 Great running condition. ditioning. 34,000 mile. A-1 con­ IWDUSTKieS! CAW FLOESy FOLLETT ALIVE- Clothes Dryer $75. Call 649- room h o u se. No young 7658 or 871-0401. 35 38 37 GARAGE SALE- Saturday Chester Street, East Hart­ Asking $500. Can be seen at dition! $2400. Call 649-2185. HURT I HELP you i P yOUR PRIVATE JET (abbr.) and Sunday September 8 i 9; 9018. children. No appliances. No 53 Technical uni­ ford. Maple dining set, televi­ International Motor Car, Ltd., NEW yORK.PRONTOl 38 ------utilities. No pets. Security. 39 40 41 10 to 5 itain or shine. 30 sion, VolKswagon tires, Avon, MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 1970 GMC - V-8, 12 ft. DEAR HURT: Perhaps it’s because you've always been versity (abbr.) 21" TV CONSOLE- Biack & Tenant Insurance required. fice for rent. Drive by 218 54 Avow Tower Road. Manchester. hutch, furniture, glass, much Ct., or call 871-0849. 88- 4 door. Automatic, air con­ aluminum body truck. 1 1/2- arauad aad tbe has taken you lor granted. On the other HUHT 42 43 44 Lots of household items. more. White. Good running condi- $330 m onthly. A vailable Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. 55 Cans ditioning, AM-FM. Dark ton capacity. Newly painted hand, becanse her father gave so little of himself, and she 45 47 Everything priced low!! tion. $95. Call 649-0293, keep November 1st. Call 646-2426, 56 Noun suffix 46 48 49 SO 51 trying. weekday 9 to 5. EAST HARTFORD-135 Burn­ green. 89,000 miles. Velour in­ and rebuilt engine. aaw him so seldom, she still considers him a “special treat” 57 Pfimo donna terior. Veni clean. $2500. 646- Reasonable. Call 5269341. 52 54 TAG SALE- Antiques, brie TAG SALE - Clothing, crib side. 1000 sq. ft. Lease aad la thrilled hy hit pretence. I'm not jusHfying her at- 58 Diminutive suf­ 4489 after 5 p.m. After 4:30 6468136. titadc; aaly attempting to analyze it. fix brae, drapes, old books, tent, mattress and bumpers, mis- TWO LARGE GRAY METAL MANCHESTER- Main Street. required. Arruda and Bar- 55 S« 57 OFFICE DESKS- 1 2 room apartment. Heated. comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. 59 Heavens 94 Pond Lane, Manchester, off cellaneous items. 10-4. Satur- 1973 TOYOTA CARINA- Good 1971 CHEVY BAUVILLE 60 Biblical land 50 Deming S t. Rt. 30. Saturday- day, 20 Wadsworth Street, stenographer chair, 2 Hot water. Appliances. No ■ DEAR ABBY: I am puzzled over a common social dilemma 59 00 brochure or card racks, 1 ad­ pets. Parking. Security. 523- 1973 TOYOTA CORONA condition. Automatic. Snow Va N- Carpeted. PS, PB. New that many single women face. 8 rain date Sunday. Manchester. trans and brakes. Reasonable. ding machine with tape, 2 7047. WAGON - Good condition. tires. Immaculate interior. Last weekend at a party I met a guy who was nice to talk INIWSPAFIA (NTEAPRISI ASSN i Wantsd to Rent 57 Asking $1200. Call 6466250. Must drive. 6465277. 8 framed wall maps. New cylinder head, brakes. to, but not to go out'with. Later in the evening he asked if I’d Reasonable. Call after 5 p.m., 5 ROOM - 2 bedroom apart­ Must bie seen. Asking $M00. like to go out with him some time. Then he asked for my ANTIQUES TO TAGS - 742-7808. ment. M ature adults, no YOUNG COUPLE with small Call anytime after 5PM. 646- 1973 MAVERICK- Body good. Motorcyelaa-BIcyelaa 64 TAG SALE- 285 Parker Eastern (Connecticut's largest child looking for 2- or 3- 5026. Motor new. Extras. Must be phone number. I wasn’t particularly interested in seeing him Alley Oop — Dave Graue Win at bridge children. No pets. No utilities. again but was at a loss for a gracious way of declining. What Street. Manchester- Saturda;lay Flea Market at the Mansfield SILVERTONE ORGAN $175. Centrally located. Security bedroom apartment with gar- seen! Ask for Jeff after 6 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - i Drive-In Theatre (Jet. 31 i p.m., 649-3379. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, would you have done? By the way, 1 have a steady boyfriend and Sunday September 8th, i. ^ Sideboard/Buffet $150, Hutch and references. $200 monthly. age. Reasonable. In VW BUG 1971- Excellent con­ WHAT ABOUT OTTO , t h e s h e r i f f p u t o u t a n w e l l , I , Manchester, South Windsor, 100% stock and in excellent and am not interested in dating others, but I thought it 5 T A 1 M T NOT MUCH.' I THINKS THEN WHY/ ISUESS 9th.. rain or shine. Lots of ? ? * ■ , ^ P M.), $150. Kenm ore P ortable Write Box 623, Manchester, dition. New tires. Best offer. AaP.B. ON HIM...THEY MAY HOPE 6 0 l WE'1?E WASTING O u y DON'T WEl \OU'RB goodies, plus much mis- Public Free, dealers $6. Washer $150. Kenmore Sewing Conn. 06040. East Hartford. Call 643-4658. Call anytime 569-2232. 1976 DODGE VAN - Runs shape. $4500. 7426786. presumptuous to mention my boyfriend since I was asked PICK HIM UP. >— PID \OU TIME FDKINa ..-.^PULL OUT?V RiSHT/ Poor timing defeats game cellaneous! Reservations unnecessary. Machine $80. 153 Adams well. New tires, excellent only for a dale —not a lifetime commitment. R N D ANY- THROI^ THIS y ^ E R B 'S NOTH;> COME ON, body. Automatic. Power THINOT *K*o*:x3Ba**«cw**<>*igmze»eee*eweaflee Street, 649-8120. 1977 PONTIAC LE MANS 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT SINGLE IN SCARSDALE MESS. ^IN€ HERE FOR / OOP.' WE*R£ luck. Trump finesse wrong, steering, good mileage. Must ANYM ORE ' ( LEAVINS! WAGON- Power, air con­ 756 Kerker headers. KNN both diamonds in back of sacrifice. Best offer over NORTH ^6 FOR SALE- Pine China □ AUTOMOTIVE ditioning, automatic, small V- filters. Oil cooler. Much DEAR SINGLE: I would have told him that I had a dummy, etc., etc., etc 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX - $3300. 649-4568. more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 ♦ 10 9 6 Hutch. Excellent condition. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8, roof rack, AM-FM radio, steady boyfriend, but if he'd give me HIS number I'd fix him All this had to be sweet Call 644-9107 after 5 p.m. Stove, refrigerator, dis­ steel radials. 27,000 miles. p.m. up with one of my uncommitted girlfriends. IP.S. One girl's V Q 9 4 music to the ears of East and Homes lor Sale Autos For Sale 61 1973 OPEL MANTA- Standard ♦ K J 7 2 23 Household Goods 40 hwasher. 1 1/2 baths. Garage, Excellent condition. $3975. leftovers could be another girl's bahquet.l West because the contract FOR SALE- Pine China ard, nice neighborhood, Call 643-2857. transmission. $1000. Call 646- FOR SALE - 1975 Yamaha ♦ A K 4 WE PAY $10 for complete 4128. was in the bag all the time Huteh. Excellent condition. lanchester, $350 a month plus RD350 - Call Joe at 6464398 WEST EAST There was no law requiring MUNCHESTER $58,900 REFRIGERATORS - pay own utilities (gas heat). junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland after 4:30 p.m. DEAR ABBY: The letter from the woman who was Washers / Ranges, used, Cali after 5 p.m., 644-9107. 1978 CHEVY IMPALA - discouraged because she would be 37 when she finished high ♦ K 2 #4 South to take the trump Attractive 5 Room CAPE, Availabie between Sept. 20 Auto Body. 528-1990. Power steering, air con­ PLYMOUTH 1974 - 4 door guaranteed and clean. New school amused me. VK 10 5 V J 87312 finesse right away Instead, immaculate interior, R-19 and Oct. 1. Call 646-1608 after ditioning, am-fm radio. Must custom, 318. Excellent condi­ 1974 YAMAHA RD 250 - Street shipment damaged. G.E & 24-FOOT POOL - Above WE PAY TOP PRICES for My mother was born in 1890. She went only as far as the ♦ 10 986 ♦ A Q 4:i when he was in dummy he & R -^ Insulation. 2 car ground, side surface 5PM. sell! Call 528-9521 Monday tion. New exhaust system. Bike. Exeellent eondition. 4i- ♦ 10 765 ♦QJO FRIGIDAIRE. lx)w prices. wrecked and junk cars. A & B Brakes and hoses. 6468069. 000 miles. $800 or best offer. eighth grade because there was no high school where she liv­ should have led a heart to his detached garage with skimmer, ladder, vacuum, thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 466 MAIN STREET - 5-room Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Call 643-0417 after 5 p.m. ed. In 1944 she enrolled in a special high school program for SOUTH ace and a second hearf back covered patio, outdoor Street, 643-2171. winter cover, fitter. Mint con­ Call Tony 646-6223. ♦ AQJ 8 7 5 3 toward dummy s queen dition. $225. 649-1785. apatment. No appliances. No 1975 PLYMOUTH - Sports 1972 TOYOTO COROLLA 1600 adults, and got her diploma in 1945. In 1952 she graduated The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productions brick Barbeque. pets. No utilities. Tenant in­ - Needs rebuilt engine, or for Campert-Trallert from the University of Washington. ♦ A 6 Since West held the king, Fury. 8 cylinder. Vinyl top. that play would have set up ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! surance required. Security. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs parts. New tires. New Mobile Homes 65 She learned to read Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, ♦ 5 RED ARROW REALTY Custom made draperies, slip­ ORGAN SPINET - M-3 Model, Low mileage. New tires. ...OR, dummy's queen for a club $250 monthly. Available ()ct. excellent. Must sell, Power steering and rear muffler. Gas loek. Asking Portuguese, German and Chinese. ♦ 8 3 2 covers and upholstery. Budget not electronic. True organ a r e discard, .-ouih would still lose 871-1088 1. Call 646-2426 weekdays, 9-5. sacrificing! Any reasonable defogger. In good conditon. $350. Call 6436032. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- you Vulnerable: East-West Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 sound. Excellent condition. offer over $1450. Call after Two years ago, at 86, she wrote an article about the mak YOU A U R E A p y the trump finesse, but he Call anytime. 569-2125. Asking Very good condition. Many ing of 16th century Chinese pottery. It was published in Dealer: North or 646-1000, Draw bars. $500. Call 649-1785. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. a l o n e P A N C IN 3 would not have to lose a club FOREST HILLS- 8 room MANCHESTER- Attractively $3000. BUICK LA SABRA 1974 - 4 extras! Call 633-4890. "Forklore," a British magazine. paneled heated 2 room apart­ door hardtop. Excellent condi­ -p WITH North East and his contract Colonial. 2 1/2 baths, first ELECTRIC RANGE- With Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida tion. Regular gas. $1650. 646 So what is that 34-year-old lady complaining about? !♦ Pass floor family room with ment. Stove, refrigerator. 14 FT. BONANZA - ice box, SOMEONE eye level oven, and lower Customized, in and out. 14 8188 after 5:30. stove, and holding tank, with EDMUND WEST, TACOMA. WASH. Pass 1 NT Pass S Adults, references, no pets. A ll! the ExpfPtf fireplace, large modern oven. First $100 takes it. Call HOME SWEET HOME - miles per gallon on regular Pass Pass $225 , 646-3167, 228-3540. Porta-Potty. $500. Call after 5 Do you with you had more friends? For the secret of V Pass kitchen, sliders to large deck, 568-9439 Complete health-guard fuel. Loaded with extras in­ 1966 GTO. 400 H O. cam. Holly 1975 DODGE DART p.m.,871-2746. popi^rity, get Abby'i new booklet: “How To Be Popular: An Oregon reader wants to walkout basement, gas heat, 2 facilities. Cats also. Canine cluding Factory Air! Low 650 double pump, headers, SWINGER - 30,000 miles. car garage, wooded lot. Group 22 LOCUST STREET- 7 You re Never Too Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, know if in the bidding 1978 WHIRLPOOL - Heav;jvy rooms. Security. No young mileage. One owner.. engine just rebuilt. Keystone Mint condition! Call 6463893. 15 FT. SCOTTI - Self- Opening lead: ♦ 10 I. Pnilbrick Agency. 646-4200. duty washer. Hardly used. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Excellent condition. Over M ll^ ^ ested , stamped (28 cental envelope to Abby, 132 sequence one club, pass, one child. No appliances. No pets. mags, interior very ^ood. contained unit with heater. heart, pass, two diamonds, $150 solid. 289-0639. Tenant Insurance required. $14,000 invested. A real Body needs some work. AM- 1968 FORD FALCON - 6 Lightweight, excellent Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills, CaUI. 90212. AKC MINI DACHSHUND - bargain for $7495. Must be opener's iwo-diamond rebid is M A N C H E STE R . BY $330 monthly. Call 9-5 FM casette. Best offer over yflinder. 3-speed automatic. (owing. $1200. Call after 5 a force OWNER. 6 room (Cape, new ELECTRIC DRYER $50. 17- Long hair, male, inoculated. weekdays, 646-2426. seen. Call 643-0421. $1300. Call 643-6226. Runs good. $400. Call 649-8215. p.m., 871-2746. Cubic-Foot Refrigerator, Personality plus quality. Stud By Oswald Jacoby In Standard American it kitchen, lovely yard, $50's. By and Alan Sontag appointment 643-9380 No $250. Call 633-7472 after 5:00 service. 742-8925. Astrograph . shows substantial extra val­ FEMALE ROOMMATE ues but is not an absolute E agents p.m. ^ The Born Loser — AH Sansom wanted to share 2 bedroom The late Wilson Mizner force Ninety-nine percent of SHELTIE PUPPIES - AKC. duplex. $125. Call 643-2018, or Bernice Bede Osol Champion Sire. All shots, said. "The howl of the sucker experts do play it as a force. ANDOVER $61,900 - New 3 Articles lor Sale 41 643-9114 after 5:30 p.m. is music to the gambler's iNKVVS|>\|>KH KNTKHPRISK ASSN i Bedroom Ranch on 1.2 acre wormed. Excellent tempera­ ment. 643-2969. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ears reel features 2 baths, step­ TWO BEDROOM You don't need to be around a East's queen ol diamonds (Do you have a que<=!fion for APARTMENT- Heat, hot ^ o u r per kitchen, dining room. BEAUTIFUL lot of people to have fun today. lopped dummy s jack Mo led the experts'^ Write Ask the i!ri',jlaced living room, deck, water and laundry hookup. No ABANDONDED CATS & All you need is the companion­ back the queen ol clubs to Experts. " care of this newspa­ more FIRESIDE REALTY, ALUMINUM Sheets used as pets. $310 monthly, plus birthday ship of your very special some­ printing plates, .007 thick KITTENS - Some Angora. 1 dummy's king per Individual questions will 643-8030 , 647-9144. security. Available October one to make this day memora­ South promptly lost the 23x28'.2 ’, 25 cents each or 5 Siamese. Spayed and 1st. 649-4427, after 5 p.m. ble. be answered if accompa ^d trump finesse West led a sec­ by stamped. seU-addres^ed ANDOVER $110,000 - Historic for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be neutered. Call 342-0571, 633- S.pl.9,1979 AQUARIUS (J.n. 26F.b. 19) P ond club and cvenlually .South envelopes The most interest­ Colonial on 13 1/2 acres picked up before 11 a m. 6581. PROFESSIONAL (Male 31) Keep a positive outlook this ^ better day than ONLY. coming year and don't let any loday to do that something spe- wound up losing one trick in ing questions will be used in features 3 bedrooms, large seeking same or student to each suit GOLDEN RETRIEVER share large 2 bedroom duplex past problems influence you. you've been promising to do this column and will rtccive bath, kitchen, dining room, Conditions are changing and you you'love. It'll brmng joy .South howled about, his bad copies of JACOBY MODERN ) living room, bourning room, DELIVERING DARK LOAM PUPPY- Male. 15 weeks in Manchester. $140. 646-0332, Y will emerge the victor. to all. keeping room, music room, 4 - 5 yards, $40 plus. tax. Also Champion Sired. Pick of leave message. litter. , Excellent tempera­ Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) HeathcMN — George Gately fireplaces, a carriage house sand, gravel and stone. 643- RoolIng-^ Ing -C hlm n ev 34 There is a certain charm and 9504. and b a rn FI RE SID E ment. $250. Cloverdale 33-OLD MALE looking for mystique about you today that Kennels. 875-2200, keep trying. c m TREE SERVICE - Free ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Aztec REALTY. 643-8030, 647-9144. roommate to share 2 bedroom estimates, discount senior tics & Cellars Cleaned. Free ViRGO (Aug. 33-8ept. 22) Your others will find irresistible, par­ CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Manchester Townhouse. $165 Additions and Remodeling. Chimney words carry considerable weight ticularly one who is most impor­ -set, electric welder, acetylene Musical Instruments 44 citizens. Company Estimates. Please call 646 Free estimates. Call Anthony today and the impression you tant to you. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll COLUMBIA $67,9000 - Young 4 monthly. Call between 5 and 7 Manchester-owned and 1943. outfit, aluminum ladder, p.m. or on weekends, 643-0509. Squillacote 649-0811. Sweeps make on others will be both ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This Bedroom Colonial with large operated. Cali 6461327. favorable and lasting. Speak could be a very rewarding day kitchen dining area, 1 1/2 trailer tires, new electrie FREE CASE with all 1/2 laiM BT generator, electric lawn- price Guitars with this ad. Painting-Papering 32 CARPENTER - Repairs, OattOTBEB your mind. Discover with whom because of the desires of others r I5 H O U L D THINK NtXl r CAN TEUU THIS baths, rec room, swimming AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st,- B&M TREE SERVICE - Msem you best get along romantically to do nice things for you. You A flool. acre lot - more. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, 4 rooms. Sun porch. Heat, hot remodeling, additions, gar­ COULP FINP BETTH 5 I S N 'T SOINK t New Britain. 225-1977. Open til Specialist in tree and stump PAINTING - Interior and ages, roofing. Call David Nt i l M Oh rM by sending for your Astro-Graph might even be given an unex­ u s e FORTCtlRT/AAE/ lD B B O N B C f = FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- water. 1 car garage. Security removal. Free estimates. exterior, paperhanging, •I ehiaity lirii Letter that begins anew with you pected gift. 9 p.m. required. No pets. References Patria, 644-1796. ■itlivit Nihiii • birthday. Mail $1 for each to M y G O O D 80.30, 647-9144. Senior citizen discount. 24- excellent work referenees. MU... TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The needed. $325 monthly. Call Asto-Graph, Box 489, Radio City social spotlight will be on you hour, year-round service. 643- Free estimates. Fully in­ FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Toai S«spiri X HEBRON $63,900 -'3 Bedroom VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. 646-3414. Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to today because of the command­ BRAND NEW WEDDING Excellent condition $90.00. 7285. sured. Martin Matson, 646 - Remodeling and Additions. Ranu IrMa specify your birth date. ing way you'll handle yourself. Raised Ranch with ceramic GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6, 4431. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 bath, well laid out kitchen, Call 643-4762. VERNON - One bedroom 37nmsN$T.s mwawi / — vK - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Advan­ Compliments from admirers are Best reasonable offer J.B. ELECTRONICS - years' experience! For Free tageous things could happen to likely. dining room, fireplaced living apartment. Immediate oc­ accepted. Please telephone HOLTON TRUMPET - Good “ Manchester's Stereo QUALITY PAINTING and Estimates, call 6464239. you today where joint ventures GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) room, rec room, much more. 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. cupancy. Call 871-2484, after Expert!” Repair ail brands of Paper Hanging by Willis are concerned. This is especially Someone you did a favor for FIRESIDE REALTY, 643- condition. $90 or best offer. 5:30 p.m. 646-1032. Home Stereo & Portable TVs. Schultz. Fully insured FARRAND REMODELING - true if you're allied with one you wants to pay you back with inter­ 80,30 , 647-9144. Call Jack, 643-1262. references. 649-4343. Cabinets and Formica Tops, are very fond of. est. Today could be the day. TIRED OF LOOKING - Relax SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You CANCER (June 21-July 22) HARMONY BANJO & Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and MANCHESTER $89,000 - 3 and let pros doing the looking REWEAVING burn holes. A&W PAINTING Contrac- ditions, Decks, All types of repairing chimneys, roofs, have been observed for some You’re the one who is able to Bedroom Dormered Cape WOOD PICTURE FRAME GUITAR- With cases. Good while you do the living. Over hme now by a secret admirer /bring the life to the party today. condition $45.00 each. Call Zippers, umbrellas repaired, tors. Quality painting and Remodeling and Repairs. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 who sees you as both dynamic 'You have the ability to turn a dull t- g <^iPiLU with 2 full baths, kitchen, 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, 500 vacancies, all sizes, areas Window shades. Venetian pap— paper hanging‘-----'------at‘ ------reasonable Phone 643-6017. years Experience. Howley, dining room, living room, den, Coffee Si End Tables $20. after 7:00 p.m. 646-6576 and prices. Call today, 236- and compassionate. He or she gathering into a sparkling event. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT, rates.rat Fully insured. Free 643-5361. may tell you so today. woodstove, stone patio with Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors 5646, Rental Assistors, LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Some­ Short Ribs - - Frank Hill Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- LEON CIESZYNSKI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) thing might develop today that built-in barbecue, nice lot, & Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ DRUM SET - 5 piece, good starter set, good condition. 5221. 7696. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Great enjoyment can be derived could be advantageous either nice area. FIRESIDE ment, (fins, mask, gloves, MAGNIFICENT MANSION - today from work you deem to be financially or professionally. If HOVV P ID YOUK Asking $125. (Tall 649-2062. ditions, Remodeling, Ree FBAAIMIST MEETIN0 REALTY. 643-8030 , 647-9144 knife), old rocker $10. 649- Extra large 3 bedrooms. Kids ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, PERSONAL Paperhanging Rooms, Garages, lutchens a labor of love. Spend time on you spot any signals, be ready to 1104. and pets ok. $300. Call for your favorite hobby rather than move. GO Boets-Accessorles 45 attics, garages, yards for particular people, by Dick. Remodeled, (Teilings, Bath COVENTRY $47,900 - 3 details. (125-1) Rental cleaned, moving, ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, frittering hours away. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) FORCED HOT AIR Call 643-5703 anytime. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. siding or gutter for low dis­ Bedroom, Victorian Cape Assistors, 236-5646, small fee, trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Residential or (iommerdm. features nice kitchen, FURNACE- Some age but fine 16 FOOT PEMBROKE count price. Call Ken at 647- RUNABOUT with trailer $400, PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - 649-4291. 1566. Bsrrys World — Jim Barry fireplaced living / dining working order. Four burner PLUSH & LUSH - Charming 4 small. 56685! Quality craftsmanship at low natural gas stove, brown. Fine Hospital bed $25 . 646-5892. rooms. Washer and dryer, 2 12I” room, well-landscaped yard, prices. Call 6465424. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS barn - more FIRESIDE older wardrobe. 649-5547. baths. Bargain priced at $200. 12 FOOT AQUACAT EXPERT PAINTING and - Complete Construction. Ad­ REALTY 643-8030, 647-9144. Call now. (968-3) Rental LANDSCAPING Specializing PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Bugs Bunny — HelmdshI & Stoffel OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. CATAMERAN- 22 foot mast. Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. ditions, Remodeling. Free Heating-Plumbing 35 in Exterior House Painting. - Interior and exterior. Estimates. Fully Insured. COLUMBIA $66,900 - 4 Hutch, walnut finish, Very good condition. $350. Call 646-4689. Tree pruning, spraying, Commercial and residential. Call 6464879. SEWERLINES, sink lines, THI^ 15 OL/R NEWE5TJ LET'S HAyE. 8 Bedroom High Ranch with excellent condition $150. New EAST HARTFORD - -O" mowing, weeding. Call 742- Free estimates. Fully in­ cleaned with electric cutters, A10PeL...ACCUI2ATE A LO O K ,1 , nice kitchen, dining room, B-13 Steel Radial Firestone D y n a m ite 4 '/i ro o m s. 7947. sured. 6464879. CARPENTRY - All types of Garden Products 47 by professionals. McKinney UP TO FIFTEEN FEET.' ^ T IT.' fireplaced living room, den, 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. Appliances, many extras. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Our Boardlrn House formal entry, huge wrap­ $200. (944-4) Rental Assistors, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ This Funny World WATERPROOFING - PAINTING- Interior, Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and pany, 643-5308. around deck, on 1.8 acre BLACK Si W HITE CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many -236-5646, small fee. Hatchways, foundation Exterior. Quality Windows Hung. Ceiling parcel-more. FIRESIDE PORTABLE TELEVISION varieties, 29 Mountain Road, WE 5R547K TtlE /HDNPAV WE PUNCH cracks, tile lines, sump Workmanship! Reasonable Repaired and Painted. Call AlAUtJR.BUT WE'RE ,IN WHILE HESLEEPi REALTY, 643-8030. 647-9144 SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Glastonbury (Near MANCHESTER - Large 7 pumps, gravity feeds, window Rates! Call Rick at 6460709, anytime, 643-6130. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet anytime Minneachaug (5olf Course). rooms, 3 bedrooms, laundry TriE REAL WIMP.5! IN.' HENA0RK6 wells. 30 years experience. after 5:00 p.m. repairs, plugged drains, hE 6 in the kitchen Investment Property 25 room, yard, families, 643-4953, 872-7611. kitchen faucets replaced, LE65 THAN THE WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe PICK YOUR OWN children, no pets, security and RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 STUFFIN’ HIMSELF 6UY WHO CHECKS LEE PAINTING- Interior & repaired, rec rooms, WITH 600P\S6 COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 washing machine. XC, $135.00. TOMATOES- Also: Peppers references, $295 a month, BELL .STREET Exterior. "Cheek My Rate BIDWELL HOME Improve­ bathroom remodeling, heat FOR S\KMO'Wi> feet waterfront property with Zenith 21 inch portable black and corn. Natisky Farm, 644- electricity included. Open WHILE WE HEAD 6(WUNDH

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T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S HEATINC • AIR CONDITIONING VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK PAP AUTO PARTS Induilrial ■ Renidenlial ■ C.ommerrial "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' ESTABLISHED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Located 27 years a t... I (In the Ptrklng Lot Bahlnd 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER • ^ Manchtetfr O rttn Sho« Oullai) TEL. 649-3528 TEL. 6 4 ^ 6 7 9 3 Open Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Set. B Sun. S-S

rMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY OSTRINSKY Canvas - Home Improvemenit Aluminum 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER PRICES ARE UP! Evening Heral e P tla k e a “ijfom c out oj u ‘iJfouse" Low Cost Printing Is Only MINITS DON'T THROW IT A W A Y -C A L L US FIRST NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE Sept. 8, 1979 195 WEST CENTER ST ROGER S. ATHER, Prop. away at Your MINI'"MINIT-MAN...... Printing LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS MANCHESTER. CONN 649-3091 We starM our business in 1970 as the first quick print and copy center in Manchester. Because of oin DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER sp^ializra nigh speed equipment, we are able to print with our photo ready platemaker in just a matter ui minutes. We alro have a valuable new 3-M Bond Copier which makes beautiful copies on bond paper. We.r.in SSTJ also do flyers, letters, business cards, index cards, envelopes, postcards, stag tickets, rubber stamps anu TolophOIM 643-4186 en^aved M m ^Iates ami pins of all sizes within a reasonable time, at very economical prices. We are oiirn FASHIONS 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Saturdays 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our facilities also incliidi QUINN’S PHARMACY 1 AND GIFTS ^nchmg, padding, stitching, cutting, collating and folding. We are located in Downtown Manchester al Ki i AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Mam StrMt; in the new Manchester Mall, for any information, please phone 646-1777; and 423 Center Stro i 873 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN FROM AROUND Muncncstcr. THE WORLD (Shown in Uie above photo, left to right, is: Mary Farnham - Printer, Thomas F. Barry - Owner, and Linda Thatcher - ACLE F JOHNSON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Secretary. WILLIAM S McEWEN AND ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC 643-5692 APPLIANCE FIHERS \ . " 7 - ^ t « MMO IT . aXaCMCITE*,(Krnaa tram Daty Q«ani)a6^ fit bu$ine$$ 77 yr$, — 5fnce 1902 « i t » t m n TAIH: 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Problem? W i ll Help! Hundreds of ABC APPUANCE REPAIR S«rvlc« ttlll mMn« •omvthing to us — tnd tsrvlos mssns sponding snough M MMKKSTDL MHT M MW STKT 42 OAK STREET tims with you to hsip you tsisot ths right paint finish for that )ob you’r t plan­ Designs & Styles coMPim PHNiMS I copms n m c i MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 PHONE 649-8879 ning. Sso us for paint and aarvloo whan you plan your naxt projaot LOW COST PRINTINt W H U YOU WAIT (PHOTO MADY) —Heconditioned vacs* available c r P€RSONni TC€ MINIT-MAN PRINTING —Replacement parts available EAJohnson PAI NT CQ Personaliied Fun t Sporlwaar an MAW n. • MAacMura • I4».i777 “ DOME WHILE YOU WAIT" • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES —One year free service with yOur O ital Gllla For Any Occaalo'ii • TRY OUR NEW I-M MOO CaPMII purchase of any new or rebuilt INDEPENDENT 423 en m tr. • MAaewna appliance. 1081 Main St.. Manchester • Tel; 546-3339 T3B su m ST.. MANCHESTER • 649-4501 A^^^oelho^wners^^ij^irnCM lho^ljijIgl^ RUST PROOFING SPECIALIZING IN Frank Amone QUALITY USED CARS SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 649-7901 G p Grames Printing «t Adve>‘tising Specialties DON WILLIS GARAGE. INC. v" aw aW iM a/ TEL 643-0016 SPECIALISTS Grooms Tux FREE Complete PtlnUag Senleee WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Wsddtng A Social Stationery COMPLETE BODY WORK Ask about our policy. GENERAL REPAIRING Rubber Stamp* • 2 Day Sarvloa TOWING - PAINTING • GLASS Butbttaa Carda— TIokala INSURANCE WORK ' o t '’ 956 MAIN ST. OKN MON. THMI FM. - a^O-tMi SAT. M FOREIGN A OOMEaTIC TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. [ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE CONN 649-4531 MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 a a s -a a a a 80 PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTER phoiw 646-0863, 341 Broad St. W*nchHtff ^oftsiionil Pifk Suit* Ids B*l1y Gaibgher prop.

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Page 2 - TV SPOTLIGHT TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 3 This Week’s TV Sports This Week’s TV Specials Chillers 1 2 :3 0 Orleans Concerto"; a presanta- Today ^ NFL Today Tuesday Today narrator Peter Benchley and a 1 1 :3 0 PBS is presenting a chiller llon ol Ihe piece and a look at team ol photographers and sci­ 0 0 N F L '7 9 G D Y ow T urn 'Letters To CBS SEPTEMBERS, 1079 SEPTEMBERS, 1979 the composer's experience and entists present a rare look at festival. "Hitchcock: The Ear­ SEPTEMBER 11,1979 News" 1:00 influence are also featured. these feared creatures In their ly Years" is a collection of GD NFL FoatbaN Si. Louis Cardi­ natural habitat. suspense master Alfred Hitch­ MORNINQ X nals at New York Giants MORNING AFTERNOON 62) Tha Marry Widow Beverly cock's 1930 films airing on EVENING Thursday 0 0 NFL Football Houston Sills, Allan Thus and Andrew Fol- Tuesday nights through Oilers at Pittsburgh Steelers 11:00 1 0 :3 0 12KX) dl are featured In this production SEPTEMBER 13.1S79 September. 8 WCT Tennlt Jimmy Connors 1 :3 0 6 - 3 0 ^ 0 biauguratton Of Dr. John A. 62) National GaogrtatMc'Spacial of the San Diego Opera. On Tuesday, Sept. 11, look (B Bowling Eor Dollars vs. John McEnroe 0 This Weak mBassbal D IB Ia g g lo Incoming University "Voyage Of The Hokule'a" Mod­ 9KK) for “ The Man Who Knew Too of Connecticut president Dr. EVENING 2:00 7 :3 0 ern Hawallans undertake a three 000H ok)cautt "The Road Much,” a spy thriller that AFTERNOON 0 B ase ba ll Boston Red Sox vs. John A DIBagglo Is Inaugerated thousand-mile voyage Irom To BabI Yar" By 1941, Ihe Weiss (£ 0 nssehsH as the school's tenth president In involves an assasination plot, (B B e s e b e l New York Mels vs. New York Yankees Hawaii to Tahiti In a double­ family Is scattered: Josef and 7:30 two kidnappings and Peter ceremonies at the storrs hulled canoe. (R) Berta (Fritz Weaver. Rosemary ® MamorlM In The FemNy 12:00 Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 :1 5 campus. Speakers include Gov­ Lorre in his English-speaking 3 ) U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ 0 0 B ase ba ll Baltimore Ori­ O Rad Sox Wrap-Up IKM Harris) are In the Warsaw ghetto, 8:00 debut. On the 18th, ernor Ella Qrasso and Corpora­ Karl Is In a concentration camp, age ol Ihe U.S. Open 'Tennis oles vs. Boston Red Sox tion for Public Broadcasting 0 National Geographic Special ® (8 ® Holocautt “ The Sav­ “ Sabotage" stars Sylvia Sid­ Championships from Rushing and RudI (Timothy Bottoms) and 3 :4 5 president Robben W. Fleming. "Voyage Ol The Hokule'a" Mod­ ing Remnant" Josef and Berta ney and Oscar Homolka in a Meadow Park In Corona, New Wednesday ern Hawallans undertake a three his girlfriend (Tovah Feldshuh) CD NFL Today are sent from Warsaw to a "fam­ tale of anarchy. The festival York. thousand mile voyage from are In Russia trying to escape ily camp"; Karl, after learning AFTERNOON concludes on the 25th with & Cendlepln Bowling 4. -0 « L SEPTEMBER 12,1979 Hawaii to Tahiti In a double­ from a death march; meanwhile Inga is bearing his child, is sent 3 ) U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ hulled canoe. (R) In Berlin, Erik Dorf Is assisting In ^ o - Aus^witz; Erik Dorf orders "The Young and the 1:00 age of the finals of the U.S. Open 2 :3 0 finding a "final solution" to the Innocent," an account of a SB W CT Tennis 2:30 the e x e rtio n of the few remain­ Tennis Championships from EVENING 0 S a a ln g This sensitive drama Jewish race. (Part 2 of 4 ) (R) ing Jews at^he prison camp; as young man falsely accused of WreetUng 0Thlavaa Of Tbna Arizona's Alfred Hitchcock Flushing Meadow Park In Coro­ celebrates the miracle ol sight the war draws to a close, Rudi, murder. archeological resources are 10KX) 1:30 na, New York. with Helen Hayes as a young 0 Tha Exploding Univaraa This the only survivor, agrees to lead 6 :3 0 being pillaged by "pothunters," (S Soooennania 7B A preview 0 0 NFL Football Regional mother who learns that she may documentary traces the roots of a group.of orphaned children (B Bowling For Dollars people who Illegally dig up ol Ihe fastest growing sport In coverage ol Cleveland Browns at have glaucoma. Edwin Hubble's discovery that into Palestine. (Part 4 of 4) (R) Ihe U.S. with Interviews with Kansas City Chiefs; Oakland ancient Indian ruins for personal 7 :3 0 SKM the universe was expanding and ® National O ^raphlc Spodal Pele. Chinaglia, Roth and leading Raiders at San Diego Chargers; gain.(R) 0 Bassb sg Boston Red Sox vs. 0 Tha Boston Marathon Cover­ the Impact It has had on astro­ "Journey To The Outer Limits” Science series players who will compete lor the Seattle Seahawks at Miami Dol­ New York Yankees Mending age ol this famous 26-mlle race nomical research since then. Nineteen city-bred teen-agers championship ol the North phins EVENING 8KX) which draws thousands of confront some of nature's great­ American Soccer League In est challenges at the Colorado 4 :3 0 (B DaaabaM New York Mels vs. runners from across the country Michael Ambrosino, creator Erik Estrada, star of NBC's Soccer Bowl 79. 8:00 Outward Bound School, gradu­ ® Raoars 0 NFL Football (Joined In Philadelphia Phillies includes a discussion ol the his­ Wednesday of “ NOVA,” the most success­ "CHiPs," is recuperating at Progress) New York Jets at New tory of marathons, the back­ 3 ) A Tribute To Muhammad All ating only after climbing the for­ SThlsW eeklnBasebell ful science series on televi­ England Patriots 1 0 :1 5 Top entertainment ind a unique SEPTEMBER 12. 1979 bidding 18.715-foot Santa Rosa home following his Aug. 6 ORKAN VISITOR' grounds of the runners and how sion, is producing the first 2:00 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up they train. (R) look at the boxing career and Peak in the Peruvian Andes. (R) motorcycle accident The 4 :4 0 American series on anthropol­ 3 ) S ) Soooer Bowl 79 Llvecov- 1 0 :4 0 Mork, (Robin Wllllama, adult at right) racaivoa a big wolcoma whon ha ia Introducad public life of Muhammad All is AFTERNOON 9:00 length of his recuperation is (B KInar's Komar presented from the Los Angeles ogy and archaeology for . erage of the NASL Soccer (B KInar's Komar to fiva orphans by thair vary own llva-in angsi, Random (Jimmy Brogan, adult cantor) EVENING 0 Dam ien Terence Knapp por­ unknown, but because ol League championship game Forum on the occasion ol his broadcast on PBS next March. 4 :4 5 in a spacial ona-hour pramiars opisoda of tha naw family comody-fantasy sarias. 2:30 trays Father Damien, the Roman skillfull juggling ol scenes from the Meadowlands In East 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up retirement as heavyweight cham­ Catholic priest who worked with The 13-week program, already completed for the Thursday “ Out of tha Blua,” Sunday, Sapt. 9, on ABC. 6:00 pion ol Ihe world. 62) Such Good Companions Rutherford. New Jersey. lepers confined on Molokai called “ ODYSSEY," w ill fea­ series. Estrada w ill appear in S 8 Pre-Gams Show 5. -0 0 6S Up In Rosebud County One 0 Nashville Salutes Amarica (B Qraataat Sports Legends SEPTEMBER 13,1979 ot America's last frontiers - the EVENING Island until he, himself, died a ture a few of the fascinating every episode during the new Q 0 Bassbsll Baltimore Ori­ Host Jerry Reed Is joined by leper. (R) rangeland ol eastern Montana - Lynn Anderson, Ihe Slaller stories about people living season. oles vs. Boston Red Sox EVENING @) Roots, Rock, Reggae The Is falling prey to industrial growth Brothers, Larry Gatlin, Dave and throughout the world today Reference to the unfor­ EVENING 7 :0 0 social, economic and religious 2:15 as strip mining for coal opens on Sugar, Ray Stevens and Jerry 621 Soft Is Tha Heart Ot A Child and people who preceded us tunate crash w ill be made in 0 0 Bsssbsll Regional cover­ 6 :3 0 inlluences of Reggae in Jamaica. the plains. Clower in this musical tribute 10 A sensitive look at the cost ol hundreds and even thousands an episode entitled "The age ol Baltimore Orioles at Bos­ 1 0 :3 0 (B Bowling For Dollars America taped at Opryland. alcoholism to a young family Is 10:30 of years ago. The series w ill ton Red Sox; Los Angeles (S Sports Extra 7 :0 0 Return of the Supercycle." as 7 :3 0 presented ® ® 3 Holocaust: A Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds: Phil­ (B The Saltish Giant A lter journey to the edge of the Arc­ a stunt man re-creates the 1 1 :3 0 3 ) 0 Baaaball Boston Red Sox returning to his castle after a 8:30 Postscript The impact of the adelphia Phillies at Chicago 3 ) 0 Emmy Awards Cheryl 7 :3 0 tic Circle and the jungles of accident and establishes 3)NFLThlsW aal( vs. New York Yankees long absence, a giant builds a original "Holocaust” broadcast Indonesia, the 12,000 foot Cubs Ladd and Henry Winkler co-hosi 0 Messages In Tha Family and the controversy it caused in Ponch's temporary disability. 8.-00 wall which prevents the village jteaks of the Peruvian Andes 4:30 the 31st edition ol this annual 8 :3 0 the United States. Germany and The actual footage of Erik's B a s s b s ll New York Mets vs. DOWN? children from playing in the (£ @ NCAA Football Alabama Monday (B awards presentation honoring 0 Holocaust Rsvisited "A Israel is examined. and a sunken Spanish galleon real accident w ill not be used. Philadelphia Phillies garden. at Georgia Tech excellence in the television Community Response" off the coast of Ireland. SEPTEMBER 10.1979 WHY NOT ENJOY THE 7 :3 0 Industry. 4:45 1 0 :1 5 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up (3) Big Henry And The Polira Dot 9 :0 0 Friday 0 Red Sox Wrap-Up K id A 10-year-old orpharY boy 11:30 0 0 0 Hdocaust "The Final (B Complataly Off Tha Wall EVENING 1 0 :4 0 pleads with his uncle not to Solution" Rudi joins a Russian SEPTEMBER 14.1979 5:00 SUMMER IN YOUR OWN John Ritter joins Ihe Off The Wall TaEVISION (SNCAA Football HlghHghU (B KInar's Komar destroy his blind dog. partisan brigade; Inga asks to comedy troupe for a totally join her husband Karl In the con­ "Eastern College Football 6 :3 0 1 1 :3 0 8:00 improvised, satirical look al cur­ centration camp: Erik Dorf's AND STEREO Preview" (B Bowling For Dollars (B Racing From Vonkara RACK YARD? EVENING (B Naahvllla Salutes America rent humorous topics. plans to execute Jews more effi­ TEC-TRON 0 0 SportaWorfd Live cover­ 7 :0 0 Host Jerry Reed Is joined by ciently hasten the Nazi decision age of thoroughbred racing's CALL NOW FOR INSTALLATION 11:45 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER phone 649-7228 0 Wraatting Lynn Anderson, the Statler to remove 6,000 Warsaw Jews 7'30 Marlboro Cup lor three-year- Friday 3 ) The Super Fight Muhammad MAKE YOUR BACK YARD A VACATION 8POTI Brothers, Larry Gatlin. Dave and each day lor "resettlement." (0The Meaning Of Lite In Tha olds and up from Belmont Race 7 :3 0 All faces Rocky Marciano In the ONE (1) DAY SERVICE SEPTEMBER 14,1979 Sugar, Ray Stevens and Jerry (P a rl3 o l 4)(R) Fam ily Track in New York; FINA World 0 Baseball Baltimore Orioles Clower In this musical tribute to ring in a computerized all-time Cup Swimming Championships vs. Boston Red Sox America taped at Opryland. heavyweight championship bout. 1 0 :3 0 11:30 0 Alan King Goes Nashville Irom Tokyo: lAAF World Series EVENING 0 0 0 U.S. Against The 0 Frankie And Johnny This 9 :0 0 . Alan King rides on a riverboat, ifKSEemH/ttEf 01 Track and Field 10.000 meter W o rld III More than 30 Holly­ 40th anniversary tribute to the Reconditioned (£ 0 NFL Football Atlanta Fal­ Monday meets some of country music's race from Brussels. wood celebrities Including Rob­ first American ballet Includes an Color T V s cons at Philadelphia Eagles 6 :3 0 greatest stars, and appears at ONAU ert Conrad, William Devane, Wil­ SEPTEMBER 10,1979 interview with Ruth Page, the (B Bowling For Dollars the Grand Ole Opry. Guests EVENING 1 0 :1 5 liam Shatner and Guinn Cumm­ original Frankie, and clips ol the *90 Up include Roy Clark. Barbara Man- 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up ings take part In this all-star 1936 production. (R) as available 7 :3 0 drell and Ray Stevens. CARRY-INS. 6:00 1 2 :1 5 0 0 Baaaball Baltimore Ori­ athletic competition featuring a EVENING (B Racing From Balmont (BCollaga Football '79 Weekly oles vs. Boston Red Sox team from Ihe U.S. vs. the rest of 8:00 highlights of key NCAA football the world. PUZZLED - I would like to 6:30 1 0 :1 5 0 0 0 Holocaust “ The Gath­ contests are presented. ering Darkness" In 1935 Berlin, a know three things: On the Col­ (B Naw York Jets 79 Highlights 0 Rad Sox Wrap-Up 9 :0 0 Jewish family ~ the Weisses ~ gate toothpaste commercial, 0 SS Summerfast "Al HIrt And j S I 7:00 celebrate the marriage of their is that Cher singing? Has ABC Pete Fountain In Concert From 0 Soccer Made In Germany son Karl (James Woods) to a cancelled “The Osmond Fam­ Wolf Trap" The performing part­ Catholic girl (Meryl Streep) and 11:30 nership ol HIrt and Fountain ily Show”? And if not, w ill it Ignore the advice ol Nazi Erik (B Racing From Yonkers PARKER STREET blows their special brand of New be back in the fall? How can I Dorf (Michael Morlarty) to leave Orleans jazz in a concert Irom get the networks' addresses? • * 12:00 Many Different Styles to Choose From Germany: shortly after, the Nazis Wolf Trap Farm Park In Virginia. - Frank Wallace, Belmont, (B W restling USED AUTO PARTS, INC. OPEN OPEN strike and Ihe Weiss family Is WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND POOLS N.C. f0:00 entirely shattered. (Part 1 of 4) 12:30 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Cher U not pushing Colgate 0 The Athletes SUNDAY SUNDAY ® Billy Graham Cruiada (R) Don't Wait-^ome Out Today 0 0 0 Mlaa Amarica Pagaant or any other kind of tooth­ Bert Parks and Mary Ann Mob­ 9 :0 0 paste at the moment. If she % ------62) The Bolton Marathon Cover­ ley are hosts for this 59th annual Sunday age of this famous 26-mlle race did, you can be sure they pageant featuring special guest which draws thousands of would loudly advertise the SEPTEMBER 9,1979 Bob Hope and women Irom runners from across the country fact. The Osmonds have been Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts around Ihe country vying lor a Includes a discussion of the his­ cancelled, I am afraid, and title and a crown. MORNINQ tory of marathons, the back­ have gone back to the home­ NOW BUYING LATE MODEL S<(£rina Fooh h localtd J'/i Sal)nna jpooL grounds of the runners and how stead for the moment. But ntiln m l of Selibn Lak>. they train. they are still favorites and 11:00 riH-iHOF n NOMI Sunday 0 This Is The NFL ' WRECKS AND JUNK CARS S H tn C I, M U COUICT will certainly be smiling Where Quality Begins across the screens of America 11:30 SEPTEMBER g, 1079 Tuesday 742-7308 this year. The executive offic­ 0 Greatest Sports Legends Call Us at 6 4 S " 3 3 S 1 Stam m W Nttiii Sstaap Rl. 44A Coventry s Ttl. 743-7308 SEPTEMBER 11,1979 es of the three networks are: tan: l-l If.( * low BANK FINANCING • MORNING AFTERNOON 775 Parker St., Manchester ABC, 1330 Avenue of the SOUTHINGTON MMCHESTER EVENING Americas, New York, N.Y., 11K)0 10019. 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Virginia 9 Family Feud 9 T lc Tac Dough ffl Uttle Rascals (Tue-Fri) ® P*«em i Fof Living ® NCAA Football Highlights 5:50 Wednesday Momlng^(Wed) 1 1 :3 0 2:00 ffl 9 Merv Qrlffln Grey. 3Suparman . SKM 1 1 :3 0 ) Thursday Morning (Thu) 9 Tom Larson ® Chlldran'* Qotpal Hour dB Mayor Athanaon’s Forum fflNewZooRavue ffl All In The Family (R) ffl Qllllgan's Island ffl 9 Movie 99 9 9 Qlobatrottara aw___ «-tes..-s.j ® Bad News Bears ® Movie "The Terminal Man" ) Friday Morning (n l) 3 The FIntstonas Q P T L C k ib \3S ffl Midday Live ffl 3 One Ufa To Live (B) D o m ata O ynom utt 1 :3 0 Q9 opOfttWOrM ® 3 Carol Bumatt & Company (1974) George Sggal, Joan Hack- 5:55 ® Soooarmania'79 9 The Boston Marathon ] Battle Of Tha n aiieu 8 * 3 0 ffl 3 Family Feud (B) Accent On Living (Mon) 9 Film Feature (Mon, Tue, Fri) 6 :3 0 9 Hot Fudge ® NaahvUs Sakitss America e tt. 9 P T L C I u b ] 3 Good Morning America ® MakaHRaal 9 Lawrence Walk ffl Frad FUntstona And Friends 9 9 9 Wheel Of Fortune (B Domata (Tue-FrI) 9 For You, Black Woman (Wad) ®VmaAlMro(R) dBFastIval Of Faith ® Movie "Marjorie Morning- 9 Today's Woman j n e w s ® T h » Brody KW» 1 0 :3 0 9 0 Wall Street Weak 9 Tha Ghost And Mrs.Mulr ffl The Partridge Family 9 Educational Programming 9 9 9 The Doctors 9 Woman's Place (Thu) 9 9 9 U.S. Against The star" (1958) Gene Kelly, Natalie 1 9 9 T o d a y ® P o p m 3 R tO P Tf 0 Onoa Upon A Clasalc 6KX) 9N aw Zoo Revue 9 Heckle And Jackie / D eputy 9 0 Sesame Street (R) ® Davay And Qollath W o o d . ) C a rto o n s ® Tha Partrklga Family 9 This Weak In Baseball W o rld III ffl Agronsky And Company 9 Joker's Wild AFTERNOON D aug 9 All In The Family ® Movie "The Night Of The 6 :4 5 9 Inauguration Of Dr. John A. 5 : 3 0 9 The Commanders (M o n ) 3 1 s i ll s 3 The Partridge Family 3 McHala’a Navy Generals" (1967) Peter O'Toole. 7:25 2 :3 0 ® Now Day D IB Iag g lo dB Living Faith 9 Stags Door Disco fflW aSallavefrue) 99NOWS : . 9 Hogan's Heroes Omar Sharif. 8 :5 0 12:00 ffl Guiding Light 4 :3 0 9QraanAcraa 2 00 ffl Best Of Naws Day (Wad) 9 N e w s 7 :0 0 ) Little Rascals 8 : 3 0 ® Racing From Yonkers 7:30 ffl Naws Day ffl Star Blazers ffl Tha Brady Bunch ® CBS Movie "The Getaway" fflB arrioflhu) ® HoiFudga 11:00 ) 3 Soccer Bowl '79 EVENING 9 Andy Griffith fflS h a z z a m ffl 12 O'clock Uvel 9 D o m a ta ffl The RIntstonea ® Abbott And Coatalk) (1972) Steve McQueen. All ffl For Our Timas (Fri) 8 : 5 5 ® Soul Train ) Accent On Living 3 M o^ "Charly" (1968) Cliff f f lP T L C k ib f flN a w s 9 9 9 Another World (B) Christ The Living Word MacGraw. A convict and his wife (E Dtak)gus(Mon, Fri) 3 Heritage Comer ® Star Trak 9 9 9 Flaah Qordon 19 Pre-Game Show Roberlson, Claire Bloom. 9 9 T o d a y (DD L M im FsHh 9 Porky Pig And Friends 9 P T L C k ib S Conaultatlon embark on a desperate flight to ffl Connacticut: Saan (Tua) 0 Consumer Survival KH (Mon) 9 WCTTannIa ) 9 B a a a b a H 6:00 9 The Munstars 10:00 9 9 9 MIndreaders 9 Emergency Onel @) Momingtown (1) Mlaalon: Imposalbis freedom after the corrupt parole 12:00 ffl MakaHRaal (Wad) f f lD In a h l 0 Like His (Tue) ) Consumer Survival Kit 9 Educational Programming 3 My Three Sons 1 1 :3 0 ® Racing From Balmont board official who arranged his ® Wrestling ffl Eighth Day (T ^ ) 6:00 ffl BawHchad 9 M o vla 0 Such Good Companions 7 :3 0 0 Faces Of Communism ® FatAlbart 9 To Be Atmounoad release In exchange for stolen d B L M n g F A h 9 Not For Wroman Only ffl Captain Kangaroo ffl Ryan's Hope (W s d ) 5 :0 0 ® Arthur And Company 3 $20,000 Pyramid ® 3 Kida Ara Paopla Too 2 : 1 5 money reneges on nis side of the 9DlcfcV«iDyke ffl Tha RIntstonas fflRomparRoom 0 Here's To Your HssHh (Thu) ffl Sanford And Son ® Popaye And Friandi 6:20 0 Sesame Straat (R) ® M o v la "The Island 01 Living 9 9 Baseball 9 Lookin' Better deal. (Network advises viewer 9 9 N ew s 9GutanTag(Tue) 9 9 Card Sharks 0 Paint WHh Nancy (Fri) ffl Qllllgiui's Island ® Naws f f lN a w s 1 2 :3 0 Horror" (1968) John Ashley, 9 Black Parmectlva discretion.) 9 Viewpoint On Nutrition 9 TV CommunHy College (Fri) 9 KHtyToday OS D a v m And Q o llath OBayCItyRollars 2 :3 0 ffl Ryan's Hope (Fri) Kent Taylor. 9 My Three Sons ® MervGrlflln 6:30 9 P o p e y e 9 Educational Programming 9 The Odd Couple 9 U ndardog ® Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 1 2 :3 0 3 :0 0 9 9 9 Godzilla 0 Up In Rosebud County 9 M o v ie "I'm No Angel" ffl Man Builds, Man Destroys 9 lr o n a ld a ffl Ufa Of Riley 9 0 Mister Rogers (R) to o n s 9 9 9 Saturday Night Live S :2 5 ffl Popaye And Friends 8:00 99 Bill Moyera’ Journal (1933) Mae West, Cary Grant. 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(1 hr.. 30 min.) ffl Bugs Bunny And Friends ffl Woody Woodpecker 5 :3 0 12:00 9 A d a m -1 2 1:00 (® Family Focus (Tua) ffl Mary Tyler Moors ® Oavm And Qollath ® M o v ie "Caplain-,Lightloot" 0 Front Row Center ffl Battle Of The Planets ffl Meet "The Mayors (Mon, Wed) ® U.S. Opan Tannia ® M o v ie "The Cal People" 10:30 1:00 DD MaloMand Charismatic ain - ffl The Brady Bunch 9 9 0 Oaffy Duck (1955) Rock Hudson. Barbara 7 : 0 0 9 Connecticut Newsmakers ffl New York R e ^ (Turt ® M o vie "The Jazz Singer" (1942) Simone Simon, Kent ffl Tha Ghost And Mrs. Muir ffl Search For Tomorrow Ic (Wed, Fri) ffl Carol Burnett And Friends s i Saaama Straat (R) Rush. ® Agronsky And Company 9 : 0 0 ( k ^ ) ffl Nina On New Jers^ (Thu) 11927) Al Jolson, Warner Oland. ® 3 Love Boat Smith. ffl Edge Of Night ffl Tha Partridge Family (B) World Opportunttles (Thu) (B) Dr. Scott On Hebrews dB D o m a ta ® The Selfish Giant 9 Black Perspective (Tue) ffl Newark And RealKy (Fri) 8 :3 0 ® Weekend Special 90Sum m arfeat 9 9 9 Hollwvood Squares (S 3 AIIMyChlldrsn 9 Bugs Bunny And Friends 9 Nawlywsd Game 9 Connecticut Prolllas ® The World At War 1 :0 5 9 Ring Around The World 9 9 T o d a y ® Suparharoaa 9 9 Jonny Queat 3 Cross-Wtta f f l M o vie 0 Ullas, Yoga And You (R) 9 0 Elsctric Company (R) 0 Carraacolendas dB W orld Opportunities 3 A B C N ew s 9 TV CommunHy College ® 3 Scooby's All-Stara 9 What About Woman? 10:00 9 9 9 Days Of Our Lives 9 Lottsry (Thu) 9 Nashville On The Road ® N ew s About Woman? 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