16^_E^ENING HEJIAU),_Tmm^ August 19, School bus routes listed in today’s Herald Health unit Introducing Cambridge Box: backs plan Cunning by hospital Vol. XCIX, No. 274 — Manctrester, Conn., Wedneatlay, August 20, 1960 • Since 1881 • 20it Man held IIAKTKOKI) - Orricials of As an offshoot of the vote and the W-.-r,, Manchester IVIemorial Hospital discussion of occupancy rates that Tuesday persuaded a review panel preceded it, the panel decided to ask in slaying the board of directors of the agency Irom the Health Systems Agency ol II XR'I I'ORI) - Stanley DuFault. North Central Connecticut that a 85 to have the agency’s planning com­ mittee study occupancy rates so that the 39-year-old .Manchester man held percent occupancy rate tor its in connection with the slaying of a medical surgical beds is a more the agency can establish a standard. As a result of the vote, the hospital, Hillside Avenue man here .Monday realistic goal than the 90 percent rate night, has had his case transferred to advocated by the agency staff. in its renovation would end up with 308 beds, two more that a subcom- the llartford-.\ew Britain Superior The review panel also agreed with mittee of the panel had Court Tuesday morning, and was a hospital contention that it needs 20 recommended. returned to the Hartford Correc­ aietteh as beds, not 18, in its planned new In the next phase, the panel tional Center in lieu of a $50,000 bond maternity service. make its recommendation to the DuKault. of no New State Hoad, a Board of Directors and a final deci­ former Hartford police officer who Those were two points in conten­ sion is expected Aug. 28. began working as a welfare in­ tion in the ho.spital's request for The agency is one of two vestigator for the fJepartment of agency approval of its $27.7 million regulatory bodies from which the ■Social Services in Hartford about six renovation plan. hospital must get approval before it months ago. was charged with lirst- . The vote to amend a subcommittee can go forward with its extensive dcgrcc manslaughter after allegedly recommendation to restore the two renovation which is part of a 20-year shooting 67-year-old Arthur Goodrow maternity beds was 4 to 3. The vote plan. about 9 p m outside Goodrow’s een lower to accept the subcommittee report as The other is the Commission on home evei amended was 6 to 1. Hospitals and Health Care. That Henry Ora. deputy director of group has held one hearing on the social services said this morning renovation and has scheduled two DuFault was not acting in any of­ others. They will be held on Friday ficial capacity when the shooting oc- Polish talks and on Aug. 29. both at 10 a.m. in cured, Room A2 of Building A at the campus 'We’ve pretty much been able to of Manchester Community College. determine that he was not there as. part of his job. ’ Ora said not working One hospital argument Tuesday against the 90 percent occupancy According to police. DuFault goal was that under the Progressive became embroiled in an argument in tar. GDANSK, Poland (UPl) - A Patient Care system, the with Goodrow s 25-year-old son-in- strike committee representing more medical/surgical beds are not so C ItSw'. Wayne Platt at Goodrow's 358- than 120,000 workers along the Baltic flexible as they weiuld be qn^er other 360 Hillside Ave home Coast today ordered an end to systems. The 24 beds-in the Miller l.t Bernard Sullivan ol the Hart­ separate talks with government of­ Building, sometimes called the ford Police said this morning. He ficials. accusing the Communist motel, for instance, are in small then asked him i Platt i to step out on regime of using "capitalist policy" to rooms without equipment and the porch where he pulled out the try to break the seven-day-old strike. designed only for patients who need gun ’■ , 1 r^itburo member Jan Szydlak, the little care. Sullivan .said Goodrow got involved in the argument when Platt ran back government's top labor union of­ Another argument advanced was . • » ficial. met with workers from 14 ol that while most hospital occupancy i . into the house telling members ol the the more than 280 striking factories. rates used for comparison are family about the gun. During a brief He told them their leaders from the related to "staffed beds," pursuit down Hillside Avenue l.enin Shipyard were "forces hostile Manchester computes its occupancy DuFault apparently turned and tired to the nation " bent on spreading on the basis of all 303 of the beds it is the 9mm automatic pistol six times at Goodrow and other members of ■’terror'■ throughout Poland. licensed to have. the lamily "The authorities do not intend to Michael Gallacher, asssitant Goodrow was struck by one bullet give up their power or to share it hospital administrator, offered and died 30 minutes after being taken with anyone else," Szydlak said. tfbomputed occupancy rates which Small groups of workers went out he said indicated the present rate to the emergency room at .Mt Sinai to discuss their strike with a targe was more like 83 or 84 percent than Hospital .No other lamily members were injured and they apparenilv force of militiamen that was the 80 per cent the hospital had bivouacked in tents oh the edge of the originally reported. held Diilault until police arrrived city. 'W'e’vc been unable to determine Cambridge One member of the panel subcom­ why DuFault was there ’ Sullivan A young militiaman told the mittee, Anne McAloon, contended noted, "but we re certain it h.id strikers his company had been told that it was unrealistic to expect the nothing to do with his job they were being sent to Gdansk hospital to increase from 80 to 90 per Box: Less than 0.1 mg tar. DuFault was also treated at .\li because the city was in “chaos." cent. Another member, Robert Yass, Sinai alter allegedly being beaten "You were sent here to shoot us, " felt that the 90 percent rate could be Ipllowing the shooting Sullsvan s.of! the striker said he told the achieved by the hospital. tlluy,iriprning his investigaiicn w.c militiaman. Still another argument against the pending and did not rule oul charges "No, it's not true. We don’t know higher rat^ was that 55 per cent of what we are here for, ” the young of­ Flying high in the assault on DuFault the patient^^f the hospital are either DuFault was arraigned Tuesday in ficer answered. admitted through the 'emergency Park. Hartlord Superior Courl on Morgan Another militiaman standing near­ room or are not planned for, giving Jaime Carroll of Coventry, makes a flying Educational Program at Patriots by crossed himself and said. "No. 1 catch during a fast game of Frisbee at the Coventry. (Herald photo by Pintoi Street and is slated to appear at the the hospital less leeway in scheduling Washington Street courthouse Sept will...... not shoot anyone.’ beds. x.yUveilUCoventry Y ouiiiiiici Summer ncci Recreational cdiiuiiai aiiu and \ K UCU3. 16

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By I niteil I’resH liiteriiuliunul HUD Secretary Moon Landrieu charged probably will be about six. construed as a prediction of the 20 The federal government today said many lower-income families But Mark Riedy, executive vice future course of interest rates” Prime : Gross National raised the maximum allowable in­ now are unable to obtain FHA and president of the Mortgage Bankers Chase said in a prepared statement Rate terest rate for some government- VA mortgages, which offer lower Association, called the government’s Burdened by Chase .Manhattan’s 19 Product 'Af-> insured single-family home rates and smaller down payments move "too little and too late” prime rate hike, rising mortgage Nation 8 total output of goods- A f: mortgages from 11.5 percent to 12 Hipn conventional loans. Riedy said the basic rate should rates and investor fears of inflation, 18 j services - Adjusted'tor inflation X' percent, a move designed to help This is because when the FHA-VA have been raised a full percentage the stock market suffered its second I 1979 1980 more families obtain a home. ceiling falls too far below market point and the graduated program a consecutive loss Tuesday after two 17 3.1% ridge Officiais of the Department of mortgage rates — which last week point and a’half to help preserve what rally attempts failed. Housing and Urban Development he called a "fragile recovery ” in Trading was moderate as the Dow were between 13 percent and 13.5 16 i 1 .2 % said the move will adjust the percent — many lenders require the housing. Jones industriai average, an 18 09- 2nd program to market mortgage rates, point loser Monday, shed another 8.78 seller of a house to put up "points," The present 11.5 percent ceiling 15 thereby making more money ultimately increasing its cost to the was set on June 5. The government points to 939.85 Tuesday 3rd 4th available to finance Federal Housing buyer. raised it to 12 percent, effective Also, the Commerce Department quarter quarter t)rid9® Administration and Veterans Ad­ "Points” are a one-time charge to today. reported U.S. corporate profits ministration mortgages. the seller, with one point equaling 1 Meanwhile, Chase Manhattan, the plunged-a record $19 billion between Percentages 0 Cai^ HUD also said the allowable in­ nation’s third largest bank, raised April and June. 13 reflect ctia"xje percent of the mortgage. In practice, Irom previous terest rate for graduated payment however, the points are paid by the the prime lending rate it charges its Losses were widespread among quarter mortgages will rise a point from 11.5 buyer since they are tacked on to the most credit-worthy corporate manufacturers, with automakers 12 Cambridge Soft Pack: For easy- to 12.5 percent. This is a prcjgram selling price of the house. customers to 11‘A percent from 11 taking it the hardest The oil in­ designed to help young families ob­ Landrieu said as many as lO^ints percent, dustry, squeezed by the wintlfwU, jijk... tain relatively low payments to start /OO’ drawing smoking satisfaction in an ultra have been charged recently, and “The increase was based primarily profits tax and declining sales, 9.0% out, which .will rise in later years HUD officials said under the new in­ on the recent upward trend of market showed a profit loss for the first lime 10 - low tar cigarette. Only 1 mg tar. when their income will be higher. terest ceiling the number of points rates generally and should not be in two vears. C am bridge lOO’s: For satisfying UicdncscloVL— (^old salt gunmen sought Of’')', tobacco taste in-a longer length, ultra low EAST KILLINGLY (UPI) - State They were left handcuffed but un­ "It’s pretty quick acting, ” he said, were at oppo: s ol the state, I rn9 The weather New Englandland poUcetodaysoughtthreehoodedban- harmed in the truck by the bandits — "The exact time lol reaction i varies Right now we aien t drawing any D “ dits who held up an armored car on a two armed with shotguns and the from anywhere from a few minutes (■('nncctioiis tar cigarette. Only 4 mg tar. Partly cloudy tonight and Rhode Island's top transporUtion rural highway and escaped with other with a handgun — who escaped up to several hours. ” Thursday. Detailed forecast on pUnner says. 1-84 isn’t dead yet. nearly half a million dollars worth of Officials said the I’uridalor cargo with $36,400 in cash and $450,000 State police spokesman .loseph ol the gold mixture and cash most- “**" ■ 1’“* ' 2. cash and a gold mixture tainted with worth of the gold mixture. Crowley said police considered the ly coins was headed I rom \ Connecticut utday - ,.e g.,* The heist was reported jfter one of mixture "very dangerous. 1 guess Cranston, H I . to Carlisle, Pa when you would have to know what you’re the guards decided to stop A C o n n ecticu t E d u ca tio n Back to school 7-14' mixture used in plating and the guards wriggled free and drove doing If vou’re going to handle it Association lawyer says he’ll ask ria ssifi^ ...... 25-26 stolen from the Purolator Security the truck to the nearby Troop D state One guard was outside the truck the teachers union to consider C om ics..!! ! ...... 17 I'-uck Tuesday could mean police barracks near the Rhode The armored car holdup occurred about two hours after three men took and tli(^.r'llier inside at the time o( the Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined seeking legislation to prevent Editorial !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4 almost instant death if mishandled. Island border in Killingly's Danielson robher.iK Crowley said towns from keeping teachers off Entertainment...... 23 State police said two Purolator section. $23,000 in cash from the American O PliiUp Morns I ik- l^HO Savings Bank and Loan in WoiHibury. It was the second major Purolator That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. elected boards. Page 2. F am ily.. 16-18 guards, Arthur E. Stewart, 68, of 49 Box: Less than 0.1 mg "ta r','0.01 mg nicotine—Soli Pack: 1 mg "tar','0.1 mg Authorities said the gold-cyanide mm e than 75 miles away by highway heist in Connecticut wiHiin 16 m . nhihiariea...... A Oakland Road, South Windsor, and months. nicotine—100's: 4 mg "la ri' 0.4 mg nicotine av.pei cigarette by FTC Method. mixture was stored in glass con­ State police said the bank was also in sports People-Food...... IS Edward J. Slegcski, 29, of '30 tainers and posed no immediate George Brett’s hitUng streak Peopletalk .,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ,2 p^swold St., Manchester, were robbed by two men armed with Three Purolator guards were shot danger, but could be dangerous if in- shotguns and one with a handgun to death and $1 9 million in cash, stopped. Steve Stone first 20-game Sports...... 21-22 take" by surprise wmie hey were hal^ or absorbed through the skin. pitching winner this season Television ...... 23 making a rest stop about 11:30 a m Physical de.scriptions of the three checks, jewels and loi'dstamps taken Tuiiiiaht T« 1 season. « m the woods along Route 101 in rural A spokesman for the Connecticut from W itnesses at both holdups were in a commarflto-style, pre-dawn raid a a Uodate ...... 2 northeastern Connecticut. Neither Poison Information Center in Far­ also similar. on the firm’s Waterbury garage on at ...... » guard was available for comment mington said ingestion of the cyanide "The descriptions are similar. ” April 16. 1979 Four people are Fitzgerald Field. Page 21. Weather...... 2 could cause almost instant death. Crowlev said " But I'f course thev awaiting trial in that case 2 - EVENING HERALD, Wed,. August 20, 1900 e v e n in g h e r a l d . Wed , August 20, 1980 - .3 More charges added in sex assault case sion to explain running mate Ronald Reagan's China Reagan, who infuriated many Democrats by invoking TV schedules scrapped It was the first shelling of Israeli territory from MANCHESTER — The Lebanon man second-degree sexual assault Aug. 8, along policy, which Peking said could wreck its relations with Lebanon since May 17 and came a day after a major the spirit of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal who was charged earlier this month in with two counts of risk of injury to minors during his acceptance speech at the Republican National HOLLYWOOD (I'PI i — The month-long strike by 65,- the United States. Israeli ground assault on Palestinian positions in connection with the sexual assault of two and .two counts of unlawful restraint by During a press conference at Peking International Air­ Convention, quoted John F. Kennedy in his criticisms of 000 professional actors h^s forced the NBC and ABC southern Lebanon that left dozens of guerrillas and three Manchester detectives.. Those charges the Carter military posture before the Legionnaires. local boys was served warrants Tuesday television networks to scrap planned fall TV schedules. It port, Bush tried to discount the flap over Reagan's views, Israeli soldiers dead. were transferred to Hartford Superior saying "there is really very little to clear bp" with the charging him with 18 new counts of sexual was still unclear what CBS planned to do. In a communique released from Jerusalem, the Israeli Court. ■ Chinee. assault-related charges. It means more repeats for millions of television command said "several Katyusha rockets from Lebanese The new cjjarges, IL counts of second- In 'a blistering attack on Reagan's campaign call for viewers who have endured a summer of reruns. And territory fell on the Galilee panhandle," the finger of FDA drops nitrite ban Leonard A. Bemont, 41, of Tobacco degree sexual assault, four counts of reopening “official" relations with Taiwan, the Com­ Israeli territory in the eastern Galilee which borders on fourth-degree sexual assault and three Double m Stamps viewerynay have to wait much longer for an answer to Street, was served by State Pojice While munist Party newspaper People's Dally Tuesday said the Lebanon. the burning question, "Who shot J.R.?" WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government has dropp^ appearing in Manchester Superior Court counts of risk of injury to a minor, were GOP position could "destroy the foundation of the nor­ While NBC and ABC issued revised lineups, CBS — its plans to ban sodium nitrite, the preservative u s ^ in to answer the first set of charges. The new heard in Rockville Superior Court. Be­ malization of relations between the United States and home of‘j H and the "Dallas" series —did not. But CBS the nation's breakfast bacon and other cured meats, but charges stem from complaints from three mont was returned to the Hartford China." did notify its 204 affiiiated stations the advertising cam­ Reagan raps army policy. will continue its crackdown on cancer-causing boys in Bolton and Hebron. Correctional Facility where he is,being paign launching its new season is being postponed. nitrosamines that can be an offshoot of the chemical. • Bemont was charged with two counts of held in lieu of $2S,0()0. The 31-day strike by the Screen Actors Guild and the BOSTON (UPI) — Ronald Reagan told the American The Food and Drug Administration and the Agriculture w ALL WEEK! '"’‘sAr*u’e”r Guerrillas shell Israelis 1 Legion today he hoped President Carter will not be Department announced the decision Tuesday after American Kederation of Television and Radio Artists PRICES EFFECTIVE NON,, AUG. 18 THRU SAT., AUG, 23, 1980 . came at the peak of filming for the new season. tempted to take "reckless actions" before the election to reviewing a controversial 1978 study that claimed to show Bike safety program set Palestinian guerrillas in southern Lebanon fired Soviet demonstrate the strength of U.S. military power. that sodium nitrite itself produced cancer in laboratory made rockets at settlements in northern Israel today in MANCHESTER - Town Director parents to take part in the program. Minor In remarks prepared for delivery before the veterans- rats. said adults are welcome to participate. Bush arrives in Peking the first such shelling in three months, the Israeli national convention, the Republican presidential nominee James McCavanagh Will officially open IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY...,PLEASE PICK UP YOUR military command announced. said, the military policy of the Carter administration The agencies said the review showed there is not the Bicycle Safety Program' to be held on BIG SALE CIRCULAR AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! I’KKING. China i CPI i — Republican vice-presidential An Israeli military spokesman said the^Tockets caused "risks peace, encourages accommodation and courts sub­ en|)ugh evidence to draw that conclusion. Saturday at the Manchester Parkade star­ Picnic for patienlB candidate George Bush arrived today on a delicate mis­ no damage or casualties. mission." at 10 a.m. MANCHESTER — Anderson Shea Post The program is being sponsored by the and its auxiliary conducted a picnic Sun­ Manchester Parkade Association and day at Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. radio station WINF. Youngsters ages Dorothy E. Wohlegemuth. hospitality IJPUJ seven through 15 will be able to have their chairman, and several members of the Going for broke — , Rhody won’t drop 1-84 bicycles checked for safety, receive a cer­ auxiliary served hot dogs and watermelon tificate and safety information and win to the patients. GALLON Mayjoe Gortner says he's proved the public is prizes. *■ I ■ In September, the Department of ■ ready for "heavier Four riding skills will be tested during Connecticut VFW will hold a hospital G E M O IL I TEA BAGS stories," and he tells despite rerouting order the events, and bikes must pass inspection visit at Northhanipton Veterans Hospital. UPI, “we're going to do before entering. A grand prize of a new There will be a parade and entertainment. them." , PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - ficials permission to design their Even if 1-84 is built outside the bicycle will be the grand prize in three age A carnival will be held at Rocky Hill 6 9 The one-time child Rhode Island's top transportation part of the highway, but said he watershed, truckers will continue brackets -juniors, intermediates and Veterans Hospital Sept. 21 with games and I evangelist-tumed-actor planner says there is an Interstate 84 wouldn't authorize construction in using Rout^e 6 because it is the seniors. Other prizes will be awarded prizes for the patients. is co-host of NBC-TV's in the state's future, despite a federal either state until an environmentally shortest distance between Hartford courtesy of the Parkade Association. I "Speak Up, America" — order to eliminate a preferred path acceptable route is found around the and Providence, he said. Both ' McCavanagh and Capt. Henry A French restaurant in 1867 Scituate Reservoir, or until Congress Merlin Szosz, a director of the Minor of the Manchester Police Depart- advertised "Real Live Turtle a lively forum of mass through the Scituate Reservoir Soup." audience participation watershed. orders him to start the work. Rhode Island-based citizens group /menl, who will also be on hand, are asking . 9 ^ born to the tube this “At this point, we do not plan to The state already rejected the Stop 1-84, called Goldschmidt's order I month. drop the road,"-Joseph Arruda, chief northern path because it would pass “good news." but contends the per­ 8 PACK fOTOCAtt ft Gortner says network of the Department of Transpor­ through too many wetlands, parks mission to proceed with design work HOSTESS executives ^initially tation's planning section, said and populated areas and would be dif­ in Connecticut "is illegal and com­ CHOC.CUPCAKES For period ending 7 a m EST8 21 80. Wednesday night were nervous abotit his Tuesday. ficult to link to Interstate 295 around promises the ablity to make a deci­ will lind showers and thundershowers scattered across ^ intent to cover con- He said the agency will reconsider Providence, Arruda said. A southern sion on whether the highway is'needed parts ot the Lakes Region and upper Mississippi Valley. troversy, but response alternate paths for the Providence- route would run through the at all. " Otherwise, generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere has changed their to-Harlford super-highway that skirt watershed of the proposed Big River Ralph McDougald, Stop 1-84 presi­ across the nation minds. the reservoir, the state's largest reservoir. dent. said he had similar reser­ Upcoming is a segment on gun control and "one water supply. Arruda said none of the alter­ vations. Weather forecast with atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair and her son, U.S. Transportation Secretary Neil natives outside the watershed will '.'If Connecticut is allowed to build who's now a born-again Cbristian, with the two of Goldschmidt, in a Monday ruling, solve one major problem the state to Route 52 in Danielson, it still will Mostly cloudy with chance of occasional rain or drizzle them, fighting back and forth." barred construction through the,- feels^I-84 would eliminate put tremendous pressure on l^oute 6 and the reservoir, whether 84 is built "WE SAVE YOU W0NEY"s ti-day Highs in the mid and upper 70s or about 25 Celsius. He also wants to do a segment on the flock of child watershed on grounds'it .coul^ dangerous traffic conditions on old Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight around preachers now in the news. Says Gortner, "I think I jeopardize the drinking water supply. Route 6 through the waterway that north, south, or not built at all," J S07 McDougald said. GERBER or B E E C H N U T- 60 Highs Thursday 75 to 80 Chance of rain 40 percent can ask them some interesting questions." Goldschmidt gave Connecticut of. threaten to pollute it. STRAINED today and 20 percent .tonight and Thursday. Easterly BABY FOOD winds around 10 mph today Light variable winds tonight. How hunger is WATCH SALE Southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph Thursday. Pro soccer ace Kyle Rote Jr. says he gained a Testimon Long Uluiul .Sound new perspective on . world hunger and lost 10 50% to 70% OFF l.onii ('•lunil Sminil to \( alrli Mill, R .l. und Montauk pounds in the process on tapes Piiini. N.y.; A weak low pressure area will drift during a Christian- FAMOUS NAME BRANDS FOR l e s s ; southeast across central Long Island today and-move inspired $7,000, fivq- •QRUEN oBENRUS ^ .17-21 Jw m I •8#H-WliKllno south of the island later today and tonight. Variable week trip to Southeast •WALTHAM *HELBROS .Fancy WatchM •Sport WotchM CLIP&SAVE THESE COUPONS FOR EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! winds through Thursday. 5 to 8 knots in morning and Asia and India — and he continues •VULCAIN •HAMILTON •Dotibla Quaranta* a1 yr. to LHatIma nighttime hours and 10 to 13 knots locally during the brands as "demonic" HARTFORD (UPI) - The son of a - YOUR CHOICE - alt^rnoon Visibility zero to 2 miles in early morning and the Indian life style of former New Britain official has c n u m iE z z n my m u : late nighttime log and 4 to 6 miles during the afternoon. "accepted structural testified he accidentally taped a brief ffllL B . PKG Mostly cloudy in eastern sections with chance of a few hunger " in which the musical interlude on a tape recording Guaranteed— I 1LB. TIN REGULAR 5LB. BAG II' MCOLONIAL showers or thundershowers today and mixed sunshine victim can only "hope which links a suspended policeman to 1 yr. to ' CHASEASANBORN GOLD MEDAL ' - r // e x t r a MILD and cloudiness in western sections. PJrtly cloudy tonight things will be better the city's alleged job selling scheme. and partly sunny Thursday Wave heights 1 to 2 feet today [ C O FFE E A FLOUR ’J f r a n k s i after reincarnation. Frederick P. Haddad Jr. Tuesday LIFETIME • « > CassfOR a«« aaaawnaii«*na< 'to 00 $aaa a»r(NaM itM t Oaa a n * C a .a a" and l i l w w i 'to 00 FaaO PwicRaM l«n a Ona and 1 loot or less tonight increasing Thursday. Rote tells the Houston also outlined how he set up the a«a*n aa> C«$Mw>ar Oaao A » t t r w . ta i n ib m CaMoe pa> CirtMAas GaaO A«« i f Ptr. ta t A « f n itOO Chronicle he couldn't recorder so his father. Frederick Sr., L\tenilt‘(l outlook stay in training while he could make the recording of a con­ Extended outlook for New England Friday through was in India because "I versation with suspended Detective Sunday 4la->-ut'liu>-ell*-. Rhode lelund and Conner- would have had to dodge Sgt. George F. Sahadi. lii iit: Mostly cloudy with a chance of occasional rain or dying people in the streets. " Haddad, 17, testified at Sahadi's drizzle Friday and Saturday. Variable clouds with a Says he, of his own weight loss. "We really didn't trial on six counts of bribery and con­ SEEOML chance ol showers Sunday Lows in the 60s. Highs in the want to eat much. When you saw starving people spiracy for allegedly buying his ,”K*S^fran.«85tan25 70s Friday and .Saturday and from the mid 70s near the almost every day. it was hard to develop an promotion to detective sergeant roast to the mid 80s inland on Sunday," appetite I lost 10 pounds." through a dea arranged by the elder OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF j n i T i u e m Maine. New llain|i«liire; Chance of showers Friday Haddad. \ through Sunday Lc'ws in the mid 50s to low 60s. Highs in Hot stuff The youth" tenified in the absence the mid 70s to low 80s of the six-member jury, as the state Tim ex \i rniiiiii: Warm and humid Friday through Sunday. A The Statler Brothers are accustomed to hot per­ sought to have the recording of the chance ot afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs formances — but not so hot the mercury tops 100 talk between his father and Sahadi Watches 75 to 85 Overnight lows mainly in the 60s and the bus burns up. admitted as evidence. / ' TOPMasters NOTCH seus ONLY U.S.O.A. C H O IC t BEtF tnd Iht FINEST IOWA BEEF PACKENt II.B.P.I WESTERN STEER BEEF: They got both at the Sikeston, Mo., rodeo, playing The elder Haddad, a foumer chair­ to 9,4()6 fans — the event's first sell-out house in 28 man of New Britain's Clyil Service The Almanac years, despite an unprecedented heat wave. Commission, testified last week he OFF LEAN TENDER.CnEAT FOR GRILL S |5 9 But it was after the shoiy the heat really caught arranged for Sahadi to have his Our Rag Ratia Pitoaa SHORT RMS or BUF up with them. They smelled smoke and traced it to Bj I niled PresB International promotional examination fixed for • Self winding • Nurses ARMOUR their bus. the gas tank of which had been ignited by $2,000 or $2,500. GOLDEN STAR SAVE EVES MORE Today is Wednesday. Aug. 20. the 233rd day of 1980 with a faulty generator. IN OUR 133 to follow He also testified he had the conver­ • Sports •Dress The fire department put it out, but not before BONELESS The moon is moving toward its full phase. sation between himself and Sahadi • Waterproof •Shockproof FAMILY PAK their driver singed himself trying to. They'd rather about the deal recorded, after Sahadi Kidnap victim YOUNG TURKEY The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. have that sort of heat on the charts. BUTTER BASTED DEPARTMENT The evening stars are Mars, Jupitep^nd Saturn. threatened to implicate Haddad's Tommy'Beattie, 10-year-old kidnap victim, answers Those born on this date are under rae'Sign of Leo. wife in the alleged promotions selling *70 Electronic BAVf 3LBS on MOnc reporters questions as he is embraced by his mother, Mary $30 M 0 8 N 0 KEF Benjamin Harrison. 23rd president of the United scheme which has resulted in 24 BLOOD PRESSURE KIT Quote of the day Ann, during a press conference Tuesday, following his release ASSOnTEO States, was born Aug 20. 1833. American actress Shirley arrests so far. • No need for stethoscope Booth was born on this date in 1907. In related matters, the New Bri- and the capture of three suspects in the case. He was released F08K CHOPS me A lois New York Mayor Ed Koch, in a letter of apology • Light flashes & beeper sounds COUNTBY style tainy Civil Service Commission On this date in history: to Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh, reimbursing him unharmed after 18 hours but the $12,000 ransom paid by his to give a very accurate reading M FOKN 3ies on MORE In 1741 Danish navigator Vitus Jonas Bering dis­ for the 10 cents he had to borrow to make a call Tue^ay cleared acting city Per­ parents is still missing. Pojice are still searching for more - . mis

COMMUNITY- STAINLESS BY ONEIDA ONEIDA- As president's popularity fails, Iranian attack plans dusted off By JACK ANDERSON the southern Iranian oil fields. heart. Then he decided to attempt hostage rescue attempt. the Navy’s 12 carrier task forces in earlier columns, the invasion plan W’.ASHINGTON — President Carter's Kharg Island is the site of the oil rescuing the hostages in preference • Under top security, the United the Indian Ocean Two have already will not become operational until the national security a'dviser, Zbigniew terminal through which 90 percent of to invading Kharg Isla'nd. .States has been helping the Egyp­ arrived; one is in the Mediterranean president, gives the green light. He Brzezinski. told visitors recently that Iran s crude is pumped into tankers Now the old contingency plans ready to move quickly through the tians upgrade their air bases, which would need some pretext for the in­ world leaders would be wrong to sup­ for export. Not long after the U.S, have been dusted off, and Carter is would be vital staging areas for an Suez Canal; a fourth could reach the vasion. such as the trial or execution pose the United .States is reluctant to hostages were seized in Iran, con­ preparing lor an October invasion. Iranian operatjon. Ultra-secret com­ Persian Gulf in time for the opera­ use Its pow/T The United Stales, he tingency plans were developed for an Here are some of the jigsaw pieces: munications and military equipment tion. of a hostage, sources say. But one said, IS merely playing po.ssum ' assault on Kharg Island. • Carter made a secret decision have also been shipped to Egypt. The "winds of 120 days,"a period of SALE! planner acknowledged that He djd not mention that..even as he Various alternate plans were last February to shift a spy satellite • A special logistics force has been violent wind and dust storms that spoke, the president was rushing prepared - ranging from a surgical to cover the area. It took four months deployed at Diego Garcia, the only began in May, would hamper justi^jeation could easily be ahead with plans strike on the pipeline that connects to get the satellite into position. Not U.S. base in the Indian Ocean. At military operations in Iran during the publicized beforehand." Meanwhile, to invade Iran the island with the oil fields, to a until June did the satellite begin least six container ships'were secret­ summer. The president can argue, Carter is continuing his secret My a s s o c ia te military occupation of the island transmitting detailed photos, which ly loaded at Wilmington, N.C., with therefore, that October is a good Dale Van Atta has complex, "The plan was originally are needed for the invasion equipment for ground forces. "This time for the invasion. diplomatic efforts to secure the spent three designed to compensate for not get­ preparations. These photos are still logistical force could sail to a But planners believe the timing is release of the hostages. He would months piecing ting the hostages, kind of a tit for being analyzed. designated Persian Gulf area port in intended to save Carter's political prefer to bring them home before the together the inva­ tat." explained a top source. "They’d • More recently, 5(K) Air Force about five days,” states a secret skin. They suspect his real intent is sion plan To have the hostages; we’d have their personnel were quietly transferred to Memorandum to the President. to create a national emergency that protect military key oil depot” Egypt. They, were followed by a "There it wouid be met by the com­ will keep him in the. White House. methcKls. some of the top-secret Any military action should be squadron of F-4' aircraft which began bat troops who have arrived by air­ Political studies show that a presi­ deliiils cannot be printed But this taken swiftly, strategists urged, "training exercises" with the Egyp­ . From this rendezvous point, they dent can increase his support much can be revealed: The primary before the situation hardened. But tian air force. The same ploy Was would draw their equipment and dram atically by whipping up invasion target is Kharg Island in the Carter held back until'his plunging used last December to disguise air proceed to the objective area." patriotic fervor. Persian Gulf and possibly some of political fortunes brought a change of operations that later supported the • Finally, the plan calls for four of Footnote: As I’ve stressed in KVKM .\(; HIJH a LI j . Wed,. August 20, 1980 — 7

it was only about half-way through ment hasn't printed all of the John Gebert, sitting in on the Eighth Utilities District Director said he wouldn't, so I'll start plan­ photographs, because of costs, the agenda. “I moved to extend the Bolton Board of Education meeting Evelyn Gregan is thinking ahead to ning in October/^ East Hartford Police Chief Drumm said the photographs may curfew 'until 11 p.m." board as Willington representative, said, the annual Winter Carnival. At Clarence A. Drumm told the Town be valuable in deciding whether to member Harold Cummings said. “I don't have any questions, Monday evening's monthly In describing the conservatorship Gouncil Tuesday night at this hold the controversial display next "Why just until 11?" member problems or complaints yet — meeting, she expressed concern efforts of Manchester. Human Ser­ year's July 4 fireworks display at year. Robert Schwartz asked. "Because mostly just satisfaction." About 14 over the lowering of Union Pond: vices employee plane Wicks, McAuliffe Park one of his police of­ at 11 I'm sure we'll extend it Willington students will ktend “I asked (Public Workd Director Judge of Probate William ficers took 80 photographs of the It was 10:30 p.m. curfew time for again," answered Cummings. Bolton High Schot^l iq'^September. Jay J.) Giles if he'll get us messed FitzGerald said, "Diane has been event Although the police depart- the Vernon Board of Education and up again with the skating rink. He doing a whale of a job." Obituofies. CD lawsuit hearing delayed VI Jos)‘|ili K. Hoinitiirdier She was born in Scotland and had lived rJfrosI of her life in Hartford By MARY KITZMANN expected September date. telligent answer and prepare an racial discrimination from the U.S. \M)(>\KI< - Memorial services Norko, who said his arguments are for .loseph E Bombardier, who died before moving to Manchester five Herald Reporter adequate defense.” Justice Department, which joined prepared for the hearing, said he was The town also sought to eliminate the suit brought by the residents last Sunday, will be held at St. MauHce years ago. MANCHESTER — A hearing on 'ip anxious to get moving. But he alio correspondence between the HUD year. Church, Bolton. Saturday vat 9;30 Before her retirement she had two requests in the Community been employed as a postal clerk for noted the postponement was a Hartford office and the town, and all The town requests similar infor­ a m Burial wjll be at the con­ Development Block Grant suit has courtesy which would be extended on venience of the family There are no the U S. government. newspaper Articles included in the mation which it already sought from been delayed until Sept. 8. either the defendant’s or plaintiff's complaint. calling hours Holmes Funeral Funeral services are at 2 p.m. The hearing is on the request of the plaintiffs on possible, claim.s of side. Norko criticized the town for not Home. 400 Main St.. Manchester, is today ,from the/ Holmes Funeral three low-income residents who discrimination in relation to housing. Home, 400 Main St! Burial will be at , Norko said the hearing's outcome requesting the revision three months in charge of ijrrangements. brought the suit to represent a class “could set off another round" of legal, Case continued fn an obituary published yesterday, a later date. There are no calling action. after the coniplaint was filed. hours. Memorial efentributions may maneuvering which would further Norko also filed a motion to NEW BRITAIN (UPI) --A the name of a survivor was mis­ The hearing before U.S. District delay the trial. He had no prediction spelled ^llis daughter in Colchester is be made to,St. George Episcopal request class action status for the Superior Court judge has continued Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld also in­ based on the case's next step after Mrs. Albert i.funei Brylowe, Church, Bolton. suit. The town had requested this not the case, of a Berlin theater manager volves a motion by town counsel to the hearing. be granted in a motion. The motion charged with violating the state's Ada riioinpNon Weller In Memonam reduce the length of the plaintiff's The hearing deals with Squatrito's by Norko for the class action status obscenity law until Sept. 3. In sad and loving mempry of my mother. Mart brief. The hearing involves the ques­ request the complaint submitted by was contained in the complaint but Stanley Ruckowicz, manager of the \I.K \(» N - Ada I Howard! Lenorsky, who passed away without seeing her tion of Manchester's future par­ August 20. 1950. fro^ her daughter, children Norko be reduced in volume. was not formally made, until several Berlin Drive-In, was arrested last Thomp.son Weller, 62, of 325 Kelley ticipation in the HUD program. Hoad, formerly of Enfield and An- and grandchildren May she rest in peace Squatrito wants the 85-page docu­ weeks ago. week after police confiscated the X- The Kuligowshy Family The hearing on the motions was to ment to eliminate "prejudicial rated film "800 Fantasy Lane" sonia. died NIonday at Hartford have been Aug, 25. However, accor­ If the motion were granted the law­ Hi'spital. material.’' Squatrito also claims it before its scheduled showing. ding to Raymond Norko, of the Hart­ would be impossible for’ the town to suit could then be said to represent Assistant State’s Attonis^Martin ' She was a member of the In M<*moriuni ford County Legal Aids Society, a not only the three low-income plain­ Housatonic Civic Association, the respond to the mass of conclusions, Gold has said th^asd'w ill test the courtesy postponement was granted tiffs, but the all low-income Highland (lolf Club of Derby, and the In loving meinory of Maybelle Kosinski. who characterizations, evidential obscenity law whioKdefines obscene passed away August 19. 1979 We rmss your loving as Dominic Squatrito,| chief town residents. Derby and Vernon senior citizens smile now. and each day our hearts will linger til we material, and historical data, con­ material as being ' ’Inwlenf^and counsel for the suit, has been ill. Another motion filed by Squatrito clubs < meet you in eternity tained in the complaint. without socially redeeming yalue " Squatrito apparently requested the Norko filed a counter motion apparently will delay the trial’s star- She fs survived by a daughter, Mrs. Husband children and grandchildren Proceedings against Ruckowicz, delay, as his arguments could not be claiming the brief provides a thorough ting date, but is not included in the 51, were limited to arraignment Diane Houthier of Tolland; four prepared by Aug. 25. statement of the facts, and should Sept, 8 hearing. sisters Mrs F.ileen Cormier of En­ Tuesday with the case continued for In Mernorium The hearing is the first step in the help the defendants "file a more in- ^uatritp requested evidence of further action. field. .Mrs, Anna Thompson, Mrs. case which requires oral arguments. Jdbet Csher. both of Somersville, In sad and loving memory of my mother.^Mary Written briefs have been sub­ and Ms Delia Howard of Rockville Unorsky who passed away without seeing her August 2U. 1954) from her daughter, children and mitted. but lawyers Imve not and two grandchildren. grandchildren May she rest in peace appeared before Judge Blumenfeld Funeral services will be Thursday The Kuligowsky Family at 9 a m Irom the Burke-Fortin since last year when he issued an in­ junction barring Manchester's f Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St. with a In Memoriam withdrawal until the suit was AL SIEFFERT’S mass at 10 a m at St Matthew's decided. Church. Tolland Burial w‘ni be in St. Shop all ol these stores tor Back-to-^hool values. In loving memory of Joseph Binks, who passed The delay is another in a series Bernard s Cemetery. Enfield, at away August 17. 19U noon Calling hours arc today from 2 which has apparently pushed the \ No further away than a picture trial's starting date back from the to 4 and 7 to 9 p m A smile or remembered phrase. Our loved one lives m memory Isuhel Al. ro e lira n e So close in so many ways MVNt MFMKK - Isabel M H(mv often does a sunset Board denies Bring nostalgic thought to m'lnd. JEANS PLUS HAIR BOUTICUE Cochrane. 94, of Vernon Street, Or moments that our loved one shared forrtj^erly of Hartford, died Sunday at In days now left behind Brill motion SELL*A*VISION a loral convalescent hbme Deeply missed by his wife Henrietta and Fam ily on transcript HARRISONS LABONNE TRAVEL , By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA RCA PRAGUE SHOES ZENITH BELLER’S MUSIC ' L Dougan claims f Herald Reporter QUASAR I MANCHESTER - The state Labor Board Tuesday denied a mo­ SONY JMARI MADS ^ ALMOST BIG tion by Atty; Robert Brill, who MAQNAVOX board negligent SYLVANIA represents Regional Occupational SANYO PEACHES Hy I.Al KF.N DAVIS SHEA position — a decision which the Training Center .Aide Christopher RYAN’S SPORTS Board of Education is appealing. Dougartj^ change the transcript of a PHILCO H«‘rabl Rt-poricr Meanwhile. Dougan is now suing labor^ji&ring. WESTOWN PHARMACY M\\«Mi;sTKR - The Fendell for those comments, The hea^ing,.on April 2. was called OPTICAL STYiE BAR Manchester Beard of Education was claiming they are a. defamation of by Dougan in a'n attempt to regain his served papers this morning charging character because according to the woodworking position at the ROTC, MANCHESTER CYCLE It with being the primary defendant suit "Fendell knew, or by diligent in­ which he had been fired from by RAZORS EDGE in a civil suit alleging negligence in quiry into the facts could have Director Norman Fendell. • • • • its administration of the Regional SELL-OUT PRICES known, that said accusations were Fendell said Dougan was fired CARTWHEEL Occupational Training Center. lalse. " because he'swore at a handicapped MARLOWS The suit IS being brought by Rather than concentrate on the student and appropriated school Christopher Dougan, a woodworking supplies for his own use among other comments at the labor hearing; the NEVER TO ••• SIMMONS SHOES aide at the ROTC who was fired in things. Dougan saiij he was fired BE SEEN STUARTS portion of the suit dealing with the May ol 1979 by Director Norman Board of Education charges because he circulated a' petition 'k'k'k'kifk'k'k Fendell and later ordered reinstated critical of Fendell. negligence In addition to charging EXAMPLE BUYS EXAMPLE BUYS LIGGETTS CUT & CURL in the position by the state board of the board with negligence for hiring Fendell claimed he was unaware of Labor Relations Fendell. the suit alleges negligence Dougan's role in the petition when he AGAIN I Dougan is charging the Board of ZENITH - 1980 , ZENITH • 1980 , on the board's part in its oversight of fired him. But by a 2-1 decision, the FARRS CONN. INSTITUTE OF Education with failure to establish the ROTC labor board upheld Dougan and 19 ” 100% Solid State ^5” -1 0 0 % Solid State! an adequate profess for .selecting The Board of Education failed to ordered, him reinstated in his posi- competent, stable, and qualilied ad­ ELECTRONIC monitor Fondell's performance or tion. JOIE ARTISTIC HAIR HAIR DESIGN ministrators. resulting in the lake any action with respect to The dissent came from the board's TUNER employment ol Norman Fendell as numerous complainti filed with it chairman, who based his decision on director ol the HOTC. " according to respecting defendant Fendell's testimony from Rehabilitation SltdTOO HAIR PLUS FLO’S CAKE the suit stability, judgement, and ability to Counselor Donna Nakos. $30 7 0 0 The secondary dciendant is treat persons under his control with On initial examination, Ms. Nakos Fendell. who was served with papers courtesy, respect, and regard for said she told Fendell before he fired FAMOUS SYSTEM 3 Friday morning charging him with their rights. " the suit alleges. Dougan about Dougan's involvemnt CHOICE OF STYLE making ' nialicio.us wanton and un- Superintendent of Schools James in the petition. At that time she also 6 • ONLY Listings of bus route scheduies for the 1980-81 school SI, ELECTROMC TUNE justilied TtemenK about Dougan Kennedy, who personally received mentioned the involvement of year for Manchester, Glastonbury, East Hartford, Bolton The slalcments which the suit the papers, said today since the suit another ROTC employee, Stephen alleges delamed the character of against the board alleges negligence Rascher. 1980 QUASAR and Vernori apM ar on pages 8 through. 14. The listing Dougan were made at an April 2' and negligence is covered by in- On re-examination, the testimony 13” 100% Solid State 25” REMOTE c o n t r o l! South W ir^ or will appear in Thursd6W”^Herald. hearing before the state Board of shows Ms. Nakos was asked "Did you , surance« he has to investigate who (her communities will be printed as soon Labor Relations In a hearing. should represent the board. make Mr. Fendell aware of who was 100% Solid State Fendell said he had tired Dougan tor circulating the petition?" to which ‘248«!2 ONLY as they arejjrovided to The Herald. a number ol reasims "There is negligence insurance that tover.4 town Board of Education she responded "Mr. Stephen 1588.00 Using an ROTC truck withi'ul per­ employees in the performance of Rascher." RCA 19” PORTABLE mission. using profanity towards a their dutie.s We ll have to see Brill said the actual question was 2S” CONSOLE handicapfied student, frequently whether the insurance company "Did you make Hfr. Fendell aware of X / L 100 SOUD STATE being late |oi work, refirsing to handles the Board of Education part who else w a,^ circulating the lollow instructions and appropriating .'I this," Kennedy-said. petition?" He sought to have this school sujiplics lor his i.'wn use were pfetURE^ANO Kennedy added the charges against word added, which would change the * ®3 »■ ONLY the charges made by Fendell against 338 3 I'endell would not come under the understanding of Fendell’s -J 98^ Dougan knowledge considerably. I51?IJ8Sbest \l llie hearing, Dougan disputed negligence insurance, because the SYLVANIA MAGNAVOX suit alleges his statements were With the chairman attending and the tiLiihlullness oi all the charges, 25” CONSOLE 19 ” DELUXE PORT. made deliberately, wantonly and another member of the three- 100% Solid State saying he was actually being fired maliciously ' member hearing board present, 100% Solid State because be irculated a petition these two people voted to deny Brill’s I 4 mlical ol F'endell Kennedj- said he had no comment request and leave the transcript as $49goo TT • The labiir board upheld Dougan. as to the specific charges, "it is inap­ reported, by the stenographer. The _J338?t O' and o: ieri'd him reinstated in his propriate to talk about a court third member of the original hearing u matter belore we gel to court. I am SWIV -1 9 8 0 6 HR VIDEO TAPE body did not attend Tuesday after­ VHS RECORDER u mil clear on the procedure we ll use noon’s hearing. 19 ” ELECTRONIC TUNE Man charged to dl'lend ourselves, but defend Brill said today he believes his REMOTE CONTROL 24 HR PROGRAMMABLE ourselves we will. " client will win the appeal of the labor He added he. will consult with Town SfiAfiOO board’s decision, not withstanding 2 ■ omy. l\ in drug case Attorney Kevin O'Brien. "I'need his failure to have the transcript guidance as to the procedural steps MXNtlll'lln A Fortland revised. in being sure the correct legal offices The town Board of Education is man who allegedl\ obtained drugs are consulted. " wiih an altered jirescription at a appealing the labor board's decision, INSTANT CREDIT Manchester pharmacy .luly 5. was Fendell is unavailable for com­ on the basis that to allow the board's TERMS AVAILABLE arrested Tuesdav afternoon on an ment, as he has left to take an educa­ order that Dougan be reinstated in DORMII HOIMAH'SI outstanding wa'rranl bv I’ortland tion post in Israel, as he announced in his position at the ROTC would be an ] lOCATIOM l-S4 TP FREE LOCAL police' March. erosion of local policy making rights. [ KIENIY ST. EXIT Alvin C Cop.setia ,5u, of I'enfleld \nmrorrtft DEUVERY • 19” & UP .Road wasicharged with obtaining a controlled substanc e by alteration ol Woman held in burglary a prescriptipn after he was taken to the local police headquarters Accor­ MANCHESTER - A Green Road; alarm, said they fpund her behind the Free! ding to police, Cops'etta allegedly told woman was arrested early this mor.-| building with the crowbar. They said • the pharmacist his doctor had given ning at the Warehouse Outlet,, 274 another door had been unsuccessfully him' blank prescription lorms and Broad St.^ where police-said she was tried, and two screwdrivers were told him to fill them in as needed. attempting to pry open a rear door found on Ms. Petraitis during a 5 YEAR 445 HARTFORD RD. 'RAANCHESfER Police would not say whal drug he with a crowbar. search. Keeney St. Exit attempted to procure. C harged with third-degree Picture Tube FREE LOCAL DEUVERY-ID” t UP Off 1-84 Copsetta was released after burglary and possession of burglary She was held at police FREE M HOME SERVICE- aSu 647-9997 posting a $1(X) non-surety bond and is tools was 18-year-old Marie Petraitis headquarters in lieu of a $1,(KX) bond Warranty! (in Norm) scheduled to appear Sept 8 m of 263 Green Road. Police, who were and was presented this morning in FREE COLOR AJUSTMENTS 647-9998 * DISPLAY MODELS. ITHE PEOPLE WHO BRINQ YOU LOW PMCM A PERSONAL agWI/ICg J Manchester Superior Court. summoned to the store via a silent Manchester Superior Court. - 8 - EVENING HEHALO, Wed . August 20. I960 KVKNINO HERALD. Wed , August 20. 1080 - <> Manchester school bus routes. Village. Redwood and Dabble. Manchester school biis routes. 260). HunterrMcCann, Wetherell (01- All students from Bolton Center. Lake. 119 Lake. 657 E Middle Turn- Trip 2 —Bennel Bus 17 Trip 3 —Bowers Lorraine and Joan, Hillatown and Concord. Ooane. Darning. Eastfield. Keeney. Bush HIII M ANCHESTER - Here bike. 811 E Middle Turnpike. East 652), Woodside. Servdr. Kinderg;arten Ij; ll(‘U(iglurt 3 i>.\l. koule Vi agon 4 Candlewood. Cliffside. ■ Dearborn. Starts at 8:25. Stop* at East Center Bush HIII, 364 Buah HIII, 43 Wlnthrop, Continued fro m Trip 2 —Bling Green. Green Manor, Helalne, Hud­ IS the school bus route- Middle Turnpike and Dlile. East Mid­ Starts at 7:55. Stops at Bush Hilt i Bufh Hill and KaAney, Lamplighter Esquire Fmiey. Flagg. Highland. Trip 1 —S . Bridget Biis|20 end Coburn, East Center and Gerard. son. McCabe. Oakwood. Oakland, St. JuillCH Starts at 2 25 Slops at St Bridget. — .'-'I. dle Turnpike and New Bolton. 137 and Glendale. 331 Buah Hill, Buah Hill and Valley View. VaHey View and page 8 Starts at 7:50. Slops at Oakland South School Trip I JumcM schedule for Manchester Highwood. Lake. Lemngton, Lydall. Starts at 7:45. Stops at Porter and East Canter and Cone and East Pond, Parker (471), Rachel^ Robin, Martin. Norman; Goodwin. Sass. Trip 1 —Marlin New Bolton. East Middle Turnpike and Hillatown. Hlllslown and Hllli. Ladgacrait (n). Briarwood and and South. Baldwin end Bryan, Bryan Summit (407-453), Shady. Tolland Take home route Starts al 10 40 Starts aU 12 40 Stops al South East Middle Turnpike. New Bolton, Pitkin, Porter and Parkar, Parker and Trip 1 —St. Jameg Center and Parker. Oak Qrqva.VlIla Loulu.Grandview. Starts at 6 25 Lyness. Pioneer kindergarten schools; i and Finley, 26 Finley and 94 Finley. Hlllstown and Redwood, Ralph and Nutmeg and Keeney and and Carman. Elberta and Concord. Turnpike. Union. Woodbridge and Stops al Porter and Pitkin. Porter and Matr4.'Bpruce. Mam. Summit, Center. Wagon 7 t Porter Scott (180-279), Somerset, Galaxy (east), Redwood and Ralph East Center, Parker and Stephen, Starts at 7:30. Stops at Green and All atudenta from Coburn. Cone, Kentinglon. Porter, Munro. Green Bunce. Hartford. Avon. Strawberry Starts at 11 10 Stops at Oakland All students from East Center. Hackmatack. Tolland Turnpike and Union. 886 Woodland Munro, Autumn and Wellington, Garden. Church and St James Wyllys (west). 426 Hlllstown. Hlllslown and Vernon and Conatance. Vemon and Phnceton, Woodland end Regent, Stephens, Parker (125-207), Eaat Hill »^teep Hollow. Meadow. Jean. Trip 1 —St* Jam es and Rachel Plymouth, Cook. Welcome. River­ All atudani* from Ola.ne, Tolland Turnpike. Croft and WIndaor. Autumn and School, Charter Oak and Wetherell. 526 Watherell. Richmond. Vernon and Watt Vernon, Woodland and Fleming, Woodland Center (466-569), Franklin and GleAwood. Wellington, Scarborough Trip 2 —Hehnet side. Lake, East Middle Turnpike. Hackmatack. France*. Overland, Drexel and Burnham. Tolland Turn­ Sycamore, Spring and Spring Street Kindergarten 4 Starts at 7 35. Stops at East Middle Bus 1 All students from Bush HIII, Ralph. West Vernon and Taylor. Hamilton and Duval, Broad and Wlndemere, Gerard. . Ashworth. East Eldndge. Lyndale Wagon 15 Dale. (943). Bolton Center, New pike and Adams, 756 North Main and Ext.. Spring and Cobb HIII. Gardner Turnpike. Lake Street, Goodwin. Starts at 8 Stops at Edison and Galaxy. Hlllstown. Redwd. Hills, and Qrltaom. Hamilton and Kennedy, Weat Middle Turnpike and Bidweil. Server, Horace. Packard, ■Oak (306) and School (2S2-2S6). ' Trip 2 -South School Trip 1 -M BS Bolton and Finley. North Main and McCabe. and Bobby. Hackmatack and Judith, Nathan Hale Wellington. Trip 2 — B c n 11 c y Whitney. Foxcroft and Deerfield. Joan. Lorraine. Debbie, ' Wetherell Kennedy and Scott. Cushman and Homestead, Cambridge and Oxford. Bug 22 Laland, Spencer. Lorraine, Joan. Starts at 7:55. Stops at West Mid­ Trip I —Rockville All students4rom Union (230-258). ■Keeney and Lelsnd. Ledgecrest end Take home Starts at 11. Slops at Starts at 7 35 Slops at Spring & Qreslwood and. Deepwood 31 Stone Bus 8 (484 up). Woodsida Tracy (west). Parkatr arid Lydall. Main and West Middle Turnpike, Redwood. Dabble. Galaxy Hlllstown. Trip 2 —Nathan Hale dle Turnpike, Irving. Woodland. Main. Trip 2 —Nathan Hale Kindcrgurleii Trip 1 —S i . Jameg .. Wlnthrop. Buah HIII. Keeney. Union Place. Jefferson, Tolland Turn­ Valleyview, Keeney .and Huntington and WadsWorih and VOAC OaMrhoulh fmorning only).- South and West Center and McKee Bigelow and Liberty. Hemlock and North’ Main, Weat MiddIp Turnpike ' ^Starts at 11 30 Stops at Bentley Trip 2 —RobertBon Briarwood, Ralph and Lampllghtar. Starts at 8.10. Stops at Center end pike. Bryan, Baldw(ft} .Avery, Pond. Briarwood RedWood and Hillatown. Canter and Church Starts at 6 05 South Mam StrMt, Mam and LBHewood isouthi South All students from Crestwood. Trip 1 —MBS- Trip 3 Keeney Street Lodge. Starts at 7:25. Stops at West Starts at 7 15 Slops at Gardner. School Bigeiuw and L>beny and Church. Church and Chestnut and Carman.Concord. Cornwall. Oakland Redwood and Debbie. Hartford end Carriage Mam and ShailowbrooK. 596 Alexander, Foxcroft. St John, Starts at 6:30 Stops at Lamplighter Starts at 8:25. Stops at Oakland ■ All students from Tanner. Avon­ Canter and Cooper. Center and Church and Perk. Main. HilHard. Oakland. Parker Russell and Memorial ■' Starts at 7 30 Stops at 746 Parket. (312-368). Ndrih Main. Croft. Bidwel) and Welhere/I and Server BowerH (jsrdnar Gardner and ^ynedmg Hill. Adams, Linnmore, Dougherty, Stone, and Valley View, Valley View and and Lillian. Oakland and Beacon. dale. Woodland. Hllllerd, Broad. Alexander. Watt Center and McKea ' All sludenit from Center, Orchard. Scott, Hamilton Oakland and Qleasgn. Baldwin and Burnham. Adams, Stock, Marble and Trip .3—Vcrprunck Pick-up route. Starts al 1145 Take home Starts at 11.30 Stops rr)p :t—Marlin Gardner and Fern (lower end). Ferndaie'. Edmund. Whitney, Ledge^st (south). Baldwin and Bryan, Carman and Lockwood. Scheller, Delmont, Elro, (south corner). Westwood and Camp- Trip 2 —Keeney Church.- Cheslnul. Locuat, Garden. Bryan. Bryan apd Carman.' Concord McCabe. at'i6:30. Stops al Channing Stops at Wetherell and Server. at Franklin and Goodwin. Parker anrf Starts at 6:25. Stops'at Florence. Gardner and Carriage De^pwod. Perkins, Fairview. Deer­ All ^udenla from Heather. Baldwin,Elberta and Concord (weat 'H o m e stb ad ', Durant. M a in , fleki. Waddell and Dudley, Adams Starts at 8:05. Stops at Maple Laurel. Linden. Oak Place a j^ v and Elbert*. 717 Tolland Turnpike I All students from Charining. Horace and, Bidweil. 522 Wetherell. Gerard, East Middle Turnpike and Cook, East Middle Turnpike. Lydall. ' Trip —W uhliiiiglon Ap students trom Bruce. Carriage. field, Devo'n, West Middle Tunrpike, Lamplighter, Ledgecrest. Valley corner), 103 Avery. O e m l^ and Hawthorrte. Alton. Ox/ord. Lodge, and Canter, Center and Faiknor, Street. Oak Street. Ny%8treet, 8 Woortslock Dartmouth. Duncan. Fern, Gardner Center (437-451). McKee and Lytess All students from Avery. Baldwin, View. Saddle Hill. Imperial. Deming and MdfliU (on Hemlock. . Fountain Village, Hilliard and Adams. Drive. North Elm Street, Summit Starts at 7:55 Stops at Hamilton Kinderg!i|-lcn Galaxy (E). Ralph and Galaxy (W). (319<596). Hiilcretl. Lakewood. Nike, Bryan. Carman. Concord, Oeming. R t i a 1 ^ Deming), 600 Parkar. 746 Park^. All students from Lilac, St. John. Street, Faiknor Drive and Walnut Trip 3 Highland Park xrip 1 -East Calholir Ruckicy Lydall. East Middle Turnpike. Put; Shaltowbfook South Farms. Spring Trip 3 —WaiWrir Trip 2 —Bling Bug 33 ^ Lorraine and Joan. Hlllstown and Wagon 8 Starts at 1145 Stops at Center Oakland (398 up), Parker, Pond. All Btudenta from Oakland. Alexander. Center. Stone, Faiknor. Street. Starts at 8 25. Stops at South Main . Starts at 7:15 Stops at Vernon and nam. Sunnybrook 'Thayer Hills. Hlllstown and Ba'rnswood. 173 Take home Starts at 11.40. Stops Street I ' 1^791 Starts at 8 30 Stops at New Stfle Oakland Terrace, South, Beecon, Starts at 0. Stops at Woodland and Edison, McKee. Lyneea. LInmore. and Warren. South Lakewood and Lydall (n),, Vernon and Richmond, Trip 1 -Cheney Tech Wynedmg Hill Tolland Turnpike. Trip 1 -East Lutholic Bush Hill, 320 Buah Hill. Keeney and at Vernon and Rithmond, Kennedy and Pine Ridge. Adams arrd Hilliard. Trip 1 —MBS Avery, Baldwin. Bryan, Carman. Con­ Fleming (etUmpty lot). Hilliard and Weat. Weatwood. Dudley. Pioneer. Bruce. Bruce and North Lakewood. Vernon and Weat Vernon, Kennedy Starts at 7. Stops at Hartford Roab Saptina. B'narwood and Huckleberry and Woodstock, Kennedy and Starts at 7 25 Stops al East Middle 365 Adams. 33 Englewood. 52 Starts at 7:35. Stops at West Mid­ cord. Cornwall, Pond, Deming, Flaming, Hilliard and Broad. Seahian. Summer. Adams, Fairfield o i l 9 46 Nike (morning or)ly). Charter Oak and Hamilton. Kennedy and Rich­ k Hamilton. Hamilton and Carpenter Vi agon B Trip 2 —Bennel and Pine, Wetherell and Litchfield. (Vy), Lamplighter and Valleyviev< and Turnpike.. Parker Wedgewood and 616 W Middle dle Turnpike and Wedgewood. Foun­ ParkOr. • All students from Hilliard, Loomis. and Downey. and Kane and Phllp and Kane. ' mond and Scott and Flagg. (N)' Grissom and Shepard ,(N). Trip 2 —Roberlsdn Wetherell' and Hlllslown. Hlllstown 37 Ledgecrest Starts 8 05' Stops at Spring and Turnpike . tain Village' at tennis court. 1006 W. Margaret. Cumberland. Brent. Trum­ Trip 1 —Si . Jam es All students from Warren., South All students from Ambassador, Grissom and Shepard (S). Kennedy Trip ‘2 —Washington Trip 3 —Buckley IVip I -Marlin Starts at B Slops at Columbus. Trip 2 Bling Main. Nike, Bruce, Lakewood. Kane, and Redwood. Ralph and Galaxy (E). Tam Spring and Gardner. Gardner All students from. Englewood. Middle Turnpike. West Middle Turn- Bus 18 bull. Castle. Butler, Woodland. Starts at 7:35. Stops at South Main Cushman. Carpenter. Cliffside. Dear­ , and Bishop. Scott and Cushman and Starts at 8 30 Slops af Overland Broad, Woodland. Essex. West Mid­ Redwood and Ralph (W). 252 Bush ileaclgtart 1 Starts at 6 Stops at Avondale. Stans at 1*30 Slops at Varim and Carnage Gardner and Fern Wedgewood. West Middle Turnpike pike and Hendee. Evergreen, Hoffman,. Frederick. Starts^ at 6:10. Stops at Oakland and Spring. South Main and Philip, Charter Oak (1491- ■ born, Esquire. Grissom. Hamilton Colonial (Bowers students) Indian ^ ^ dle Turnpike. Cambridge. Main, Hill. Bush Hill and Glendale, Bush HIII . Gardner School West Cooper Center Alton (lower endi Gardner aod Wynedmg (610-655). Adams and Hilliard .Alj students from North School, Schaller, Bolton and Rachel and 899 Parkar. Shaiiowbrook, Gardner and Pern. Kennedy. Lexington. Montclair Woodbndge. East Center. Main. Trip 1 —S i . Bridget Bug 27 and Keeney. Keeney and Santiha. South School Rachel Hill 596 ^^ardner South Mam and Nonh Mill. Oakland (98-190); Kerry, All students from Rschel, Tudor, Gardner end Carriage. Gardner end McDivitt. Richmond. Sass, tracy •Headgta'rl 4 Trip 3 —Marlin Spruce Starts at 7:40. Stops at Oakland Trip 3 —Bptvere Keeney end Briarwood. Keeney and Starts.at 12:30- Stops at Cooper Shaiiowbrooh - South Main and Fern Bus 5 Union (13-173), Broad. Lockwood, Oakland (2^3-299) and Parker. Joyce. Spring and Gardner. Spring Vernon, Woodstock and West Ver Trip 4 —Keeney and Rachat, Oakland and Gleaaon, Trip 1 —St. James Nutmeg, Keeney and Hackmatack HIM. Ced^r. Center. West Centet. , Starts at 6 95 Stops at West, All students from Carnage. Sun­ Chambers. Columbus. Oliver. Starts at 6:20. Slop* at Parker and and Tam, Spring and Spring Street non South .School ' Trip I —Mtl.S Bus 9 Concord and Elberta, Avery and Starts at 7 35. Stops at Brookfield All students from Avon, Bush HID, McKee, Adams and Squire Village Cooper. Center. Alton. Rachel Starts at 6 50 Stops at Pitkin t rip 2 —Marlin nybrook Fern Gardner . Timber Jenaen, Parker and Blits, Cushman Ext.*, Highland and Candlewopd. Starts al noon Stops at Lydall. Deming, Toitand and Union, Tolland, and Tracy (west), Cushman end and Wadsworth. East Middle Turn- Briarwood. Debbie, Diane, Glendale, Starts ai 12 10 Stops at Tgoor Wynedmg Hill T>mrod Shallow- Starts at 7 30 Stops at Keeney and Trip I —MBS • Trip 3 —Bentley Trip 3 Buckley Charter Oak and Virginia and Charier Trip 2 —tiling Colonial Oakland and Woodbridge r.M. Route ' brook. South Farms'. Tonice Bush Hill. Keeney and Santina. and North Main. Tolland and Tracy (east). Scott and Colonial, .pike and Benton. East Middle Turn­ Hartford, Hlllstown. Keeney. Kindi-erparten 2 Hodman Ded Shaliowprook bU6 Gardner. View • Trip 2 -Sogrfii School dle Turnpike and Earl. East Middle Starts at 7 35 Slops'll Bush Hill. - Turnpise Lydall WoodStOCx Moniciaire Richmond. Sass. Scott 682 Tolland. 969 Tolland. 60 Pleasant Conway, Sanford. Green Manor. Starts at 6:30 Slops at Cushman Starts at 7 55 Stops at East Center Gardner and Wynedmg Hill, Gardner Trip 1 —S i . James Tfip 1 —St. James Starts at 8 Stops at Spruce. Sum­ Turnpike and Branford. Mam and Pioneer and Durant with stops at Trip 2 —Benn<‘l (51-133), Sage, Taylor. Vernon. West Bus 14 Valley, Burnham and Windsor, Jensen, ^ranfor^, Coburn. and Tracy (e). Cushman and Scott. and at Kennedy and Fern (lower end) Gardner and Starts 7:25. Slops at East Center mit. Center. Garden. Church, St Cambridge, Bigelow |n d Liberty. MHS, lllmg. Verplanck. and Waddell, Vernon and vvoodstock Burnham and Drexel. Croft and St Starts St 7:05. Stops at Main and Trip 2 —Bennet Kennedy and Richmond. Richmond Wagon 17 Joyce Gardner and Gardner West Starts at 8 Stops l^t Glendale and Trip 1 —MBS Constance. James end South Main Homestead end Seymour. Broad and and Robertson Windsor. Tollanp aod Adams. 729 N, and Pitkin, East Center end Grove. North School and Golway, and Dorset and Kennedy and Kent Trip 3 —RoltcrtMon . Trip 2 —'Viarlin Theresa and Virginia Charter Oak WjPthfop Wmthrop and Garnet Start* at 8:05. Slope at Spencer Lockwood. Crestwood and St John. T rip 2 —tilin g Starts at 7 40. Stops at Wetherell Mein, 619 N. Mein. North Main end Plymouth. East Middle Turnpike end .Oakland and Rachel. Baldwin and All students from Kennedy (27-63) Stalls at 8 20 Slops al Bidweil. Trip 1 -Oak Hill, Stans at 12 10 Stops at 25 Sass and Sycamore Keeney and Santma Keeney^ and < Ferguson.Eaat Middle Turnpike and and Channing and Hartford Road and Trip 2 —Nathan Hale West Center and Waddell. West and McCann. Wetherell and Bidweil, Stock. Bryan. Bryan and Garmen, Tolland (186-205), Cushman, Tracy. Horace. Bnarwood Fairfield Goodwm Norman ^ All students trorn Virginia Charter Briarwood Keeney and Nutmeg and Starts at 8 Stops at East Center Ludlow. Greenwood and Marlon. Ver­ Wilfred. Starts at 8. Slops Huntington and Trip 3 —Vcrplanck Center and McKee and West Center W a g o n 10 4SI), Beaeh Park. 476 Wetherell'. Wetherell and All students from Tolland. Turnpike and Union. 795 Tolland All students from Squire Village, Montclair. Richmond, Dorset. Ellen, Summer. Cooper Pleasant, and ,Oak. Bobby, Gardner, Phyllis Keeney and Pnmer and Pitkm East Center «*nd non and Knoilwood. Kennedy and Wadsworth and 460 Mam St. and Cooper Hlllstown. Burpham. Pleasant Valley, Croft, Turnpike, 906 Tolland Turnpike. 49 Wilfred. Vernon (430-480). Kent and Sass. Starts at 8:30. Stops at Queens Summit Intensive Ciluralioii. Wynedmg Hill Fern Country Club All students from Glendale. Piyrrioulh. East Middle Turnpike and Hamilton. Richmond and Flagg, Scott All students from Wadsworth. Hun­ Trip 1 —ROTC All students from Bidweil. Bridge. North Maln./VIndior. Adams. Slock. Buckiand. 11 Buckiand, Pleesent Court Green and Hartford Road and W agon I) » South Mam Shaiiowbrook Hiiicrest Wmthrop Santma Erie Briarwood, Mountain East Middle Turnpike and and Kennedy end Mather and Wood- tington. Lillev. Main Robertson School ■ Starts al 8:05 Stops al Garden. Starts at 7 15 Stops al Summit. Lake 640 Lydall. 513. Lydall. Lydall Franck. Keer^y (26-119), Hlllstown Valley and Croft. Tolland Turnpike Bug 31 Wilfred. M agon 2 Nike Nutmeg Strawberry'' Ledgecresi bridge. Take home Starts at 1130 Stops West Middle Turnpike Hartford Linwoode McKee Center ■ Trip I —Tlur'tin and Cliffside and Lydall and Esquire (tS6-) Horacn. Hunter. Litchfield and Chapel. 634 North Main. tK-ip 3-Highland Park All students Irom Queens Court. Valley View Lamplighter Curry Sad­ Bug 19 All etudents from Pitkin. Plymouth. Trip 3 -<-Keeney Trip 1 -East Catholic al Oakland and Deacon. Bryan and Broad. Ysquire All students from Westminister, (281). McCann. Niles. Overland. All students from Grovd, Norths Imperial, Ruby and Wilfred Trip I — VsHuiiiptioii Starts .It 1 f 30 5toc:> L*aM'' Bus 2 dle Hill Leia'nd Lmwood. Keeney Parker (133-136). Ferguaon. Arnott. Starts at 8:35. Stop* at Redwood Sla/ts at 8:25 Stops at Charter Carmen. Carmen an^KBaldwin. 833 Waranoke Scarborough. Plymouth. Server. Wetherell. Woodside. Main. North School Rachel. Baldwin.* Starts at 7:15. Stops al Cartar and Starts at 7 ^ Stops at Wood- Scf'oo' S fH w ber', Avo'* ^ a ” 'o'Q 1116 upl. Trip 1 —Aggumption Ludlow. Westfield, Elsie. Greenwood. and Hlllstown, Redwood end Debbie. Oak and Sycamore, 316 Autumn, Tolland Turnpike, Croll and Windsor, Pitkm. Ludlow. Green Hill,Garth. Tolland, Turnpike. Union, Buckiand. Camp Meeting. Blue Ridge and Bette. bridge. Green. Homestead. Essex. Trip 2 —Bentley Trip 1 -M BS Trip 2 —Bennet Ambassador. Shepard, Kennedy. Theresa and Virginia. Autumn and 619 North Mam and North Ma n and 'Buqce P tc e c ' L,'tess Trip 3 —K»-<-ru“\ Starts at 7:45. Stops at Wetherell Pond. Croft. Windsor and Burnham. Lorraine arid Joan. Blue Ridge and Birch Mountain. Birch Bug .34 Oliver Ferguson Mounla'n. Arnott. Lake. Qrlasom, Richmond. Carpenter. School, Autumn and East Eldridge. Slock Starts at 8 35. Stops at Channing. Wagon 19 Starts at 7 30 Stops at Sprmg and Starts at 8 05. Stops at East Middle and Litchfield. Wetherell and Bidweil, All students from Debbie, Lorraine. Mountain and Villa Louisa. Spring Gardner Sprmg-and Tam east cor­ Starts ^1 8 30 Slops at 428 Lydall East Middle Turnpike. Cliff- Montclair. Scott. Lexington. Saulters. Students from Sycamore, Charter Ruby. Bank, Lyness. Emerson ' Turnpike and Cook. East Middle Keeney and Nutmeg. Keeney and Trip 2 —Waddell Joan. Redwood and Ralph. and Tam. Gardner and' Timrod. Trip 1 ^Eusl Catholic Trip 2 —it|phcrl!ion W agon I-; ner 46 Camp Meeting. Carter and Hiiistov(n Ralph and Galaxy least). side Esquire and Ambassador • Lydall, Knoilwood. Putnam and Oak. (218-348). Virginia, Theresa. Trip 1 —Silas Deane. Turnpike and Dale. East Middle Bush Hill. Bush Hill end’Olendale. 214 Gardner and Carriage. Gardner and Stans at 8 to Stops, at Hyde. Ralph and Gaiaxy iwesii 86 Hills. Richard- Starts at 8:30. Stops at Watt Mid­ Autumn,^nsaldi, Battista and Patriot Starts at 7 25 Slops at Highland* Wuiidcll Starts at 7 Stops at Thompson and Blue Ridge Blue Ridge and Bette and Trip 3 —Buckley Turnpike and Finley, East Middle push Hill. Bush HIII and Hlllstown. Wyneding Hill. South Main'and Line. Irip 1 —Nt-rplani'k Hiiislown and Barnwood, Keeney and dle Turnpike and Parkade Bug 26 ^ end Candlewood. Highland and Spencer, Chanmng. Oicott. Lmn- I I -R O T C Oicott Blue Ridge and B'J Santma Starts at 6 30 Stops at Vernon and Apartments (entrance) end West Gardner. Autumn and Theresa.- more Adams. Essex Starts al 8 05 Stops at , Stans a'p " 16' Stops a* r.' All students from Bette Blue end Mountain. Porter arid Pitkin and Ralph (west) Wetherell and Trip 1 —St. James and Lakewood Circle South. Slops at Channing and Ruby. Adams All students from Barnswood. Scott Vernon and Knoilwood. 78 Ver­ Bling Middle Turnpike and Parkade Autufhn end School, Autumn and Greenwood. Scott. Center, Channing Ridge Carter Camp Meeting Spring All students from Plymouth. River­ Hlllstown. Spencer and Channing. Trip 1 -East Catholic .All students from Bette. Blue and Hilliard and West Middle Turn­ Wagon 3 Galaxy. Hills. Hillstown.Ratphi 15-233) non Street. West Vernon and Apartments (exit). s u n s SI 7:25 Slops St 26 Camp Oak. Autumn-and Porter. East Cenierl (323 upl, Tam Timber T.mrod Dun­ side. Arnott. Mountain, Dale. East Trip 2 -filing Trip 2 —Stillinuo and Santma Kennedy Kennedy and Woodstock AM students from West Middle MsMIng. 236 Blu* Rldg*. 11 VIIU Starts at 7;20. Stops at Wyllys and Ridge, Bobby. Bruce. Carriage. and Spruce, Fountain Village pike and Parkade Apartments Trip 2 —Marlin . can Gardner (3-209) Middle Turnpike. Finley. BoUon Trip'2 —Keeney Camp Meeting. Country Club, Oart- Trip I — \HKiiinplion (E), Kennedy and Woodstock (W). Starts at 6. Slope el Greenwood Turnpike (424-462). Louita. Birch Mountain and Carter. Highwood. Porter and Ferguson. Starts at 6 Stopli- at Esquire Center. Ferguson, Franklin (27-2^). Starts at 7 55 Stops at Timrod. Trip 2 —Bentley Sta'ts at '*30 Stops a’e Mart/- Trip 2 —Keniirl Bus 6 Kennedy and Bishop Street and Marlon. Scott and Flagg and Porter and Oak Orova. Autumn and Ferguson and Garth. Dale and East moutl\. Fern. Hlltcrest. Lakewood. All students (r.om Ansaldl. Autumn. Heiame. SummH Scarborough Porter (250-). Richard. Ludlow. Green Wayfield, South Main. Sunnybrook, lleadgturt 2 Dartmouth Comstock. Bruce School W -t''Pv M ;:.a'd '• - ar-d Starts at 7 55 Stops at Porter and All students from Vernon (405.451. Starts at 8 25 Stops at 156 Scott and Kennedy. Bug 24 Scarborough. Autumn and Lyndale Middle Turnpike. Greenwood and In­ Benton. Birch. BIssell. Charter Oak. Starts at 8:35 Stops at Bentley Hackmatack. Ledgecrest. West High T rip \ -M B S Hill (291), Garth. Academy. Munro. Shaiiowbrook, Spring, Timrod, TumD*** Oak Grove 46 Camp Meetmg Carter ■ 7801 West Vernon, Sage, Kennedy Hillatown. 186 Hlllstown. '130 Wood- AM students from Overlook. and Autumn and Oak. dian, Vernon and Marlon and Vernon Clinton. Downey. East Maple. East Trip 2 —BoHcrs School. Summit. Foster, Birch, St Pitkm. Waranoke side. Woodside and Terry. Hlllslasvn Greenwood. Marlon. Westland. In­ Tonica Springs, Thayer. Tuck, Villa South School Church. Wells. Chambers. Hilliard and Blue Ridge Blue Ridge and Starts at 7 35 Slops at South (237-359). (122-1^8). WoodStOCk, Trip 1 —St. James All studenta from Camp Meeting. and Lawton Eldridge. East Sygamore. Florence. and Wetherell. 636 Wetherell. 540 dian. Vernon (35J. Ellen. Scott. Louisa and Wyneding Hill. Grandview, Highland, Knighton. JStarts al 12 35 Stops al Wes' Mid­ .Starts at 8 20 Stops at Keeney Bette Blue Ridge and B>rcn M t. Adams and West Center Oicott and Knoilwood and Bishop Trip 3 T - B ig h la n d Birch Mountain. Blue R l ^ . Bette. Ah students from Arnott. Agnes. Wetherell. 320 Wetherell. Wetherell Lexington,. Dearborn. Alice. Rich­ sum «t 7:1S. Slops SI Kana. Linden. Lyndale. Lilley. Nor­ dle Turnpike and Hawthorne. Irving Strawberry Ralph, Oicott. Hyde. Birch Mt and W barter Highland South Adams Faiknor and Oicott and Conway. Constance. Dale,* Elsie. P'ark and Bidweil. Wetherelland McCann. mond (36-96), Cushman, Tracy and Hackmatack and Judith. Horace and Elizabeth. Ferguson. Greenwood. man, Philip* Pearl. Porter (56-74), and Chambers. Woodland and Wagon 12 and Wyiiys Highland and Center and Faiknor Bus 10 Packard. Channing and Ruby. Squire Strong. Mam. North Mam. West Mid­ Starts at 8 30. Stops at 36 Camp* All students from Hlllstown (156- Montclair. . See page 9 Highwood. Jean. Ludlow. Lawlon. Trip 2 -South School Park. Schoo(, Scarborough. Wagoa 4 , Candlewood and Highland Apts All students frftm Center Faiknor. Trip 1 —MBS dle Turnpike ■Trip 1 —Bennel All students from Rorter (348) Foiev Hyde Oioott OLeary Morse. Meeting. Caper and Blue Ridge. Blue Meadow. Mountain. Overlook. Porter Starts at 7;SS. Stops at Cooper HIII. Somerset. Theresa Wadsworth. Trip 1 — \ssuiiiplion Ferguson i297-328| Steep Hollow. Oval Preston Love Salemy'Soulh Starts at 7 30 Slops at 390 Hlllstown. Ridge and *6ette, 114 Blue Ridge. (296-355). Quaker and Vernon (92- Cedar,,Center. West Center, McKee. Wells. Westminister. * Start’s at 7:55 Slops at Lake. Kindergarten 3 Starts at 7 55 Slops at Fergutor; M A K E Adelaide Camp Meeting Carter^ Adams. Thomas. Thompson. Hlllstown and Redwood Ralph and Blue-wS^k and Birch Mountain. 19 162). West Center, Adams and Squire Autumn. Maple and at Porter ^ Blue Ridge Bene Highland* Carfl^r Waddell and Weal Center (343) Galaxy (E) Ralph and Galaxy (W). Villa L o i^ ^ Birch Mountain and Trip 2 —Bennel Village. ^ Ver|)|lanck W Birch Mt E Highland.-Wyllys, Bush Hill and Hlllstown, 377 Bush Hill West Cafter 94 Highwood, Highland Trip 2 -South School Trip 2 —Rowers. and Highland Park Market. 225 Starts at 7:55. Stops at 738 Tolland T^Ke home. Starts at 11 15 Slops Highwood Gardner*i38-TO) and Bush Hill and Glendale Starts at 8 20 Stops at Fountain Trip 2 —Roherigon Highland. Highland and Candlewood, at Fountain Village, Channing and Starts at 6 20 Stops at Knox A Turnpike. 660 Tolland Turnpike. 60 I'rip 2 —Bennel All students Upm Bush Hill .Galaxy. Trip 3 —Keeney Village and West Middle TurtT^lke. Russell South Hawthorne Starts at 8 20 Stopsi at Trip .3 —Martin Garnet.Glendale.Hlllstown (390 up). 124 Highland Apartments Pleasant Valley.Pleasant Valley and Queens Court Green Starts at 6 Stops at Horace and. Starts at 6:30. Slops at 31 Horace. Hawthorne. Homestead Gardner, Porter, Pilgrim, Richmond* Starts at 8 25 (Stops at Tam and Joan Lorraine Ratph Redwood. All students from Cemp Meeting, Croft, Tolland Turnpike and Chapel <^ackatd Wetherell and Litchfield Packard and Chalmers and Bug 35 Martiin Colonial ^ Timrod T.mrod and Kmgswood. Wmthrop Birch Mountain. Blue Ridge. Bette. and 670 N Main. Waddell and Dudley and Waddell and ONE WEEK ONLY AT THIS PRICE! Huckleberry end Strawberry. Wagon 5 T R A l l E Timrod and Cobb HiII ,Sprmg and Villa Louisa. Highwood. Highland. All students from Tolland Turn­ Take home Starts at 11 40 Slops West Center All students from Chalmer. Horace. Trip I Cheney Tech Gardner (stop signi Somerset. West Carter pike. Burnham. Pleasant Valley.' at Gardner and Fern. Gardner and ell O thrrs llir Irr'm s nl 'All students from Horace Keeney Trip I —St. Bridget Wagon'll 3 I All students ’rom Sfcrmg Timrod, Trip 2 —Kcciicy Croft, Windsor and North Main. Overland, Pacjtard, Strawberry and Starts at 7 Slops at Center. Center Joyce, Timrod and Cobb Hill, Timrod (26-991 Litchfield. Bidweil. Overland.. Bug 15 Huckleberry. Starts' at 7 55 Stops at Porter. Timber Tonica Spr Tt Lookout Mt and Winter. Spruce and School. and Kingswood Gardner and Trip 1 —Rennet _ vour iratlr will) a and Duncan Chamber Bridge Hartford Road. Sterfs at 6 25 Stops at 190 Bush Bug 29 School and Autumn. Autumn and Gardner (W) Charter Oak and Fer'Iuson East Center. Chqrch Ounce Seamen Tyler Dudley. Hill 260 Bush Hill 310 Bush Hill, 277 Trip 1 -—MBS Classilird ad. riirn''.. Lyndale. Pitkin and East Center. Sycamore. Lakewood Circle North Starts at 8 10. Stops at Bidweil Thompson. Roi«y Pioneer Trebbe Bush Hilt Bush Hill arid 'Bell. 676 Trip 2 —Rowers Bus 3 Starts at 7 40 Stops at Crestwood Trip 1 -East Catholic Bug 32 , Manchester Green. Vernon and and Bruce no lime like ihr prr-.cni OLeary, Hyde • West Center i240- Starts at 8 20 Slops at Adams. Bush Hill. Briarwood and Strawberry and Ferndaie. Crestwood and Starts at 7:20. Stops at East Center Trip ! -East Catholic MarioQ. Vernon and Greenwood. to makr dial deal w ilh Trip I —MBS 343) and Wetherell and Br.arwood and Nutmeg • Deepwood. at Pitkin, Eaat Middle Turnpike and Vernon and West Vernon, Kennedy Union Place Union Oakland Rachel Trip 2 —Bowers All students from Bush Hill (170- All students irom Adams (470- Starts at 7 Stops at Summit and and Scott. Green and Princeton. llig lilu n d Lydall onc.ol OOP ri'ai.lrp.., Starts at 7 40 Stops a Finley. East MIddia Turnpike and Starts at 8.30 Slops at Sycamore. 384 ana 613 676). Bnarwood (95 up) 565). Crestwood. Deepwood. Deer- Parker. East Middle Turnpike and Green. Green and Princeton. Parker Summit and Henry, Woodbridge and Hackmatack and Prospect Pick-up route Starts at noon Vi agon 6 Oak. Florence, Summit. Benton S|)rcad the word oi Hackmatack and Keeney McKee and ^ Trip 3 —Kren«‘\ and Strawberry 116-149) lield. Devon. Edmund, Ferndaie. Princeton and Eaat Middle Turnpike and Lydall. Oakland and Sheldon. Oakland. Oalkand and Beacon. Con­ Slops^it Bruce and Nike. South Mam cord and Deming and Pleasant Valley 643-2711 Cooper Hill and Lyness and Dudley S ta rts at 6 30 Stops at Foxcroft, Linnmore. West Middle and Summit Oakland and Rachel. Baldwin ancT and Sprmg. Phil'p and Kane. V rgmia Trip I —Sl.r Bridget countless people In ■All students from Bunco Camp- B u l l 1 1 Turnpike (428-513) All students from Bolton Center Bryan. Bryan and Carmen. Deming an^ Croft Hacxrnatack and South Mam. 69 and Ansaldl. Charter' Oak and Wagon 14 NmS SATURDAYS (Mir eoininnnii\ ' fieid <144) Diane Dudley Fairfie'd Hackmatack.Keeney adV Briarwood. Road. Boulder. Coburn. Cole. Del- and Concord. 600 Tolland Turnpike. Sycamore Autumn and Sthooi. Starts at ^ 45 - Stops at Srpmg Bug 36 Coop.er Hill Garnet Crestwood. Farm Hartford Rd Hathaway Bush Hill and Keeney Glendale and Trip'l —MBS mont. Earl. East Center. Eaat Middle Toitand Turnpike and -Buckiand, Autumn and East Eldndge. East Trip., 1 —Claslon- OR Hackamaiack i230 up) Pioneer. North Mam Wmthrop Garnet and Bush Hill. Bush Starts at 7 40 Slops at Hamilton Trip 2 —Bling Turnpike. Goodwin. GreenhlB. Pleasant.Vfliey'and Croft and Chapel Center and Plymouth. East (Middle Prospect Seaman Waddell West. Trip* 1 —KOTC hury V().\G SUNDAYS Hill ar^d Glendale and Keeney and and Grisaom. Kennedy and BjShop Starts at 8 Slops at Center and Hollister. Henry. Nye. Pitkin. and Tolland Turnpike. Turnpike and Dale. 371 Lake 35 Lake Mart in McKee Norwood Er.e • T Princeton. Parker (54-151) Starts at-7 10 Stops%i Highland. and 94 Highland All students from Carpenter. Edgerton. Adams and Linnmore. Starts at 6 25 Stops rt Tolland Starts at 7 10 Stops at Porter. East All students from Bush Hill (503- Grissom. Hamilton. )(ennedy (122). West Middle Turnpike and Plymouth. Richard. Stephen, Walker All atudenta from Baldwin. Bretton. Battista. Laurel, Woodside and Middle Turnoike.* Green. North Elm. Trip 2 —Bennel Spencer Turnoike Hilliard Whitney 604) Garnet Wmthrop Hackmatack McDivitt. Shepard Wedgewood. Fountain' Village at and While. Bryan. Burnham. .Buckiand. Croft. Starts at 6 Stops at Fountain ii-8 9 i Erie Keeney (376-701' fountain. New Slate and Pine Ridge, Village (at Tennis Courts) New State Briarwood (13-90) and Strawberry T rip 2 —tilin g Adams and Hilliard. West Middle and Pme R'dge. New State and (847) Starts at 6 Stops at Kenedy and Turnpike and Pirkade Apartments Hilliard Center and Jarvis Center Bishop. Kennedy apd Kent. West (middle entrance). and Adams and Center and Gnswoid Vernon and Kenne

Burnside Avenue and Ambrose A f iT r k M D i i D V But 29 will 9tar1 at 8:10 a.m. ori Chestnut Hill Road and Hopewali Coleman Road Bus 34 Howe Street Bus St: Hall. Parkview Drive. 8:13: Arnold Drive 7:05; Main Street and Maple Street, Bus 22 V Bus 10 will start dt 7 20 a m at Coleman Road Bus 34T Bus 8 . Bus 11 Terrace. 7:15; Elm Street and Wells O LAM O W BLKij— Naiptic Road at Gideon Weljet Road 'Colony Circle Bus 5T at Stanley KAST HARTFORD' - and Brookline Drive. 8 16. 250 7 Bus 9 7:15: Forbes Street at Goodwin Hubbard Drive Bas 36 al Hubbard Robin Road Bus 9 Mam Sireet and Water Sireet Colony Circle Bus 5 at Stanley 4 Hockanum School at Main Street. Forest Street and Grande Road, Avenue. 7:20; Main Street and Cen­ Here are the school bus school ° Bus 17 will sun at 8:15 a m. al Drive. Street Rolling Hills Drive Bus 26 al Ne>p- Here , are the school bus Chester Street. 8 20 Playground off Evans Avenue. School. 7:18; Forbes Street and ' Bus t1 will start at 7.20 a m at Drive 7 45, Brewer Street and . Graham 1800 Main Street. 7:36; Main Street 7T5. • Brewer Street, 7:21; Forbes Street 7:00; Oak Street and Forest Street, tral Avenue. 7:24; Sliver Lane and f o r But 35 will ttert at 8:10 a.m. al Kinne Road. Coltsfoot Circle Bus 14 a.m. Bus 27 Hubbard Street Bus 38. slc Road Ffsher Hill Road and Manchester route schedules Coltsfoot Circle Bus 26 at Adctla^n schedules for East H art­ Road. 7 55 and Passaro Drive, 7:40: 31 Brook and Sandra Drive, 7:25. 7:05; Oak Street and Zimmer Road. Mercer Aveniid. 7:30; Burnside Fither Hill Road and Mancheetar Bus 30 will t u n at 6 ^^m , al p.m. at Addison Road. Hurlburt Street 'Bus 6T al Stanley Russet Road Bus 6 at Cider Mill Road Norris Road , Street. 7:42: King Street and Bus 12 7:08; Oak Street and Gladys Road. Avenue and Mary Street. 7:40. Glastonbury schools: Woodland Street. Ceneatoga Way Bua 0 at New Lon­ Drive. \ . Road Dus 12 Will start al 7 25 a m on ford schools: Road. Concord Street Bus 7 at Hebron Bus 15 Bus 19 ' Colllmore Road. 7:45: Ellington Road 7:10; Silver Lane and Millwood Road, But 36 will Hart al 6:20 a.m. at Bus 34 will sun at 6:20 a.m. at don Turnpike. Indian HIII Trail Bus 29T. Salmon Brook Drive Bus 9' Manchester Road al Neipsic Road Naubac Avenue and Keeney Cove Bus 20 Glastonbury Avenue and Burnham Street. 7:46 230 7:13; Great Hill Road and Outlook Stanley Drive and Hurlburt Street. Olde Wood Road and Cheatnut HIII Concord Street wsik. Jamestown Court Bus 11T et School Street walk heading north 1800 Mam Street. 8 10. Main Street Primrose Drive and Sliver Lane, 7:15, Conestoga Way Bus €T at New Barnes Burnham Street. Burnside School. 7:00; Park Street. 7:16; Concord Street and Buttonball Laiije Road. ^ Cooper Drive Bus 15 at Spring Manchester Road. . Shady Hill Lane Bus 16T Bus 14 yvill start at 7f30 a.m at and Gilman Street. 8 12: Mam street 7:45,'Oak Street and Shannon Road. 57 Brook Street, 7:00; Rector London Turnpike Avenue and Columbus Street. 7:04. Walnut Street. 7:21; Burnside Avenue Bus 36 will Stan at 0:20 a.m. at Street and Bantle Road. Johnny Cake Lane Bus 26 at I Shallowbrook Lane Bus 29T. Deerfield Drive and Great Swamp and Passaro Drive. 8 14. King Street 7 47: Oak Street and Forest Street. Bus 13 Streep and Main' Street. 7:05; 262 Cooper Drive Bus 20 at Bantle Bus 1 ' / Park Avenue and Oakland Avenue, and Vernon Road. 7:25. Arrowhead Drive But 12 a.m.^But Hebron Avenue .Wood Pond Road. Cortland Lane Bus 6 at Cider Mill Wickham Road. Juniper Lane Bus'4 Shelley Lane Bus B at Prospect Road , and Brook Street, 8 18, King Street 7-52 Forest Street and Grande l^oad. Bus 12 Stiver Lane. 7:00; Ensign Street and Road Main Street and Broad Street. 7:15. 7:08; Main Street and McKee Street. 16 p.m. •2 But 37 will Stan at 6:10 a m. at New Road. a.m.'Bus 35 p.m. et Strickland Street Street and Harris Street Bus 15 wilt start *at 7 25 *h m at Harvsst Lane and Oak Sireel. 8 10. and Oilman Sireel. 8 20 7:57 Mercbr Avenue at Shea Park, 7:Sp Cheney Tech Main Street. 7:14; Handel Roed and Bayberry Road — But 33'a.m., B.ut Cortland Lane Bus 6T at Cider Mill 7:12, King Street and Collimore Brittany Road But 9 a.m. But 36 Ldndon Turnpke and Chestnut Hill Cotto?! Hollow Bus 10 at Main Karen Lee Road Bus 26 at Nelpsic Sherbrook Drive Bus 11T at Fisher Cheatnut Lane and Hickory OHve. Maple Street. 7:18; Forbee Street and House Street and Spring Street Road ^ Road. 7:14; School Street and p.m. 16 p.m. Road. , Street. Road. HIII Road or Forest Lane 8.12. 34 Linwood Drive. 0 20. 21 O’Brien Slye Bus 13 Bus 14 Bus 17 Brewer Street 7:23; Wickham Drive Extension. . Cotton Hollaw^us 10T at Main i G(yodWln''Street, 7:1^; Goodwin " Broadleaf Circle But 19 at Bidwell Bell Street — But 33 a.m.. But 16 Country Club Road But 17T. Gherman Road Bus 38 al Stevens Montclair Drive. 8 22* Sunset Ridge School. 7:05; Brewer and Hills Street. 7f!M; Harvest Lane Keeney Street Bus 32T. Bus 17 will start at 7 20 a rn on Street .. Sliver lane at underpass. 7:50, Naubac Avenue and Broad Street. Street and University Averiue. 7:20; Street. pm, , Courtney Circle Bua 6 at New Lon­ Lane v Bus Bus 19 Street and Roxbury Road, 7:10; and Oak Street. 7:30. Kenneth Drive Bus 8 at Prospect New London Turnpike al Chestnut Countn^Club Road Bus 17 ! Sisson Street and Mam St(eet (lot). 7 56 7:15; Brewer Street and Gtenn Road. Langford School and Andover Road. Brookfield Drive walk. ^ Beilridge Road — But 33 a.m.. But INauhuc School don TdVopIke. Shipman DrKie Bus37T at Sunset Hill Road ■ ■ Burnside Mam Street and Sterling Road South';Grammar School, 7:15; Main Street and Harris Sireet. Courtney Circle Bus 6T at Nejw Hills SJlfeet and Wickham Drive, ■ • 7 :^ : Brewer Street and Jefferson 7:24; Leverich Drive and Long Hill Bunkar Hill Road But 38. 16 p.m. at Bell Street. Crescent Road Bus 6 at Cider Mill Drive. Bus 16 will start at 7'35 a m at -8.12. Park Avenoe and Oakland 8 10, Farmstead Road and Fowler Street and Broad S lr ^ , 7:20; Maple Synergy Bnarwood Drive — But 5 at Shady Additon Road 0-324*- But 32 a.m.. Kinne Road Bus 6 at New London London Turnpike Bus 20 ' Bus 14 Lane. 7:23. Street. 7:26; Tolland Drive and Long I Buttonball Lana walk, Road. ' Shoddy Milt Road Bus 12T bedar Ridge Drive and Cedar Ridge Avenue. 8.22 Street and f/i^del Road. 7:25; Hili Lane But 20 p.m.; 325-end - But 33. 'Turnpike. Crescent Road Bus 6T at Cider MIU Lane. 8 13. Oak Street and Palmer Hill Street. 7 26 • Synergy Students will ride Ihe high Ctnione Road But 9 at Willlamt Crestdale Road Bus 26 at Habron Skyview Drive Bus M a m Bus 27 ' Terrace Martdon Road and Bodweli Road. 1389 Silver Lane. 7:45: 44 Gold Goodwin School, 7:26; O'Connell Brookhaven Road — But 26. April Drive Bua 4. Knob Hill Bus 30 at Moseley Road C{lcket Lane Bus 35 at Hebron Drive. 6 15: 32 primrose, 8.20. Bus 15 . / school buses in their district to Street. Avenue.' p m el Great Swamp Road Bus 26 will start at 7 25 a m at O^k 8 10. Burnside Avenue and Vernon Bus 1.3 r ' Street. 7:50; Simmons Road and CJe* Drive and Westerly Terrace. 7:34; Candlelight Drive — But 26. Banile Road - walk. Terrace. Avenue Penney or East Hartford High. (Those Carriage Drive walk Cricket Lane Bua 35T. Slater Road Bus 35T at Hebron Street and New London Turnpike Road. ,6 12. Burnside Avenue and ment Road, 7:53,144 Roberts Street. Bus 21 Hills Street and Oak Street, 7:38; Cavan Lane — Bus 4. Barry Lana • walk. Knollwood Drive Bus 16T. Crossroads Lane Bus 20 at New Burnside School. 8 06. Burnside Stevens Maple Siree# at underpass. 7:15; within walking distance will walk to Carl Road walk. Crotsroads Lane Bus 15 at New Avenue Bus 29 will star; jii 7 25 a m ori Bell Court. 8 14. Beacon Hill Road Forest Street and Oak Street. 7:42. Cedar Ridge Drive — Bus 5. BatecLane • walk. Lake Shore Trail Bus 35T al Dia-' London Turnpike Avenue and Bidvireli Avenue. 8 10. 8 :0 0 . Playground off Evans Avenue. 7:20; Forbes Street and O'Connell Drive. the respective school.) A shuttle bus Coach Road walk. London Turnpike. Somerset Road Bus 32T at Bell Manchester Road at Cedar Rtdge and Tolland StrefI 8 18. Long Hilt Bus 2 Cedar Ridge Terrace — Bua 5. Benton Lana • But 32 a.m.. Bui 20 mond Lake Road. Cqrtis Road Bus 36 at Main Street Park Avenue and Garden Street Brewer S tr^ l and'MIll Road. 7:28. 7:05: O'Connell Drive and Westerly will pick up students at Penney High Courtriay Circle But 9 a.m. Bus 36 Curtis Road Bus 36 at Main Street. Gtreet Terrace across trom golf fourse * Street and Livingston Road 8 20 Bus 18 Crettdale Road — Bus 4 at Cavan p.m. * Lakewood Circle' Bus, 3 at Cutlet Lane Bus 19 at Olde Stage 8 t5. \Park Avenue and Columbus 569 Silver Lane. 805; 975 Sliver Bus 16 Terrace. 7:06; 08k Sireel and Green at approximately 7:50 e.m. and at P/H1- Cutter Lane Bus 9 at Olde Stage Spring .Street Bus 15 at Bantle BUS.-30 will start at 7 25-am on Burnham Street and Eastern Road, Lana Brewttar Roadi- walk.' Lakewood Road Road and Robin Road Street. 8 18 Lane. 8 08, Silver Lane and Brenl- Arbutus Street and Edgewood Sti Rose Manor Drive. 7 10, Oak, Street and East Hartford High at approximatefy Curtla Road But 12 a m But 16 Road and Founders Road. Road or Main Street Chestnut Hill Road ai Mam Street Center 7:05: School Street and Goodwin Fairlawn Road — Bua 26 Cambridge,^ Drive 0-159 - Bua 4; Lakewood Road Bus 3. Dayton RoackBus lOT moor Road..8 12. Silver Lane and Street. 7 35. Highvlew Street and Hilts Street. 7.13. Htlls Street and 8:00'a.m. lor transfer to Synergy. p.m. Dayton Rood Bus 10 at Kimberly Spring Sireet Extension Bus 8 Bus 32 will start al 25 a m at Bell Bus 5 Street, 7 06; Burnside School. 7:12; Lancastsr Read Bus 8 al Harris Dean Drive Bus 3T at Foote Road Bus 14 Millwood Road. 8 IS. Silver Lane and Concord Street. 7 36. Cummings ‘ Farmstead Road, 7.18 Cutter Lane Bus 9 am. Bus 3f) p m. . i Gideon Lane — But 33 a.m.. Bus ^160-end - But 7. Lane. Stancliff Road Bus 34 at Overlooit Street and Hebron Avenue r Bus 15 Street. * Deerfield Drive Bus 26 al Great Rolling Meadow Drive. 8:18. Sliver Street and Preston Street, 7 40; Long at Olde Stage Road 16 p.m. at Befl Street '* Candlewood Road - But 32 a.m.. Dean Drive Bus 3 at Foote Road Bus 33 will start at 7 25 a m at Myrtle Sireel-and Ralph Road. Burnside Avenue and Boiiwell Arbutus Street and Conco/d Laurel Trail Bus 35T at Diamond Road or Buttonball Lane Swamp Hoad • Lane and Shannon Road, S22 Hill Street and Loverich Drive, 7:45. Douglas Road Bus 9 Grist ^ill Roed — Bus 20. But 20 p.m. Deerfield Drive Bus 14 a.m. Bus 27 Great Swampj Road and .Addison 7 44 Ann Street and Tolland Street. Road. 6 05. Burnside .Avenue and Street, 8'12: Edgewood Street and Lake Road. Stanley Drive Bus 5T Burnham Street and Long Hill Street. Farmstead Lane walk Harvest Lane — Bus^6. Cattail Road • But 33. p.m. ’ • Roac> I Delmar Road Bus 1.2 at Bell Court, 8 06, Burnside Avenue Brbokline Drive. 620. Ladgewood Drive Bus 37T al Stevens Lane Sus 38 at Talcott 7 46. Blmn Street and June Street. Bus :i 7 47. Burnham Street and Temple Franklin Lane Bus 19 at Lincoln Hebron Avenue: 968-1609 — Bua Clinton Street • Bus 8. Delmar Road Bua 12T at Bus 34 Will start at 7 25 a m on Manchester Road or Brook Street and Larrabee Sireel, 6 10: Tolland Sunset Drive. ' Road 7 54 Village Street and Cherry Drive. 7 50 Drive 4. 1319-1763 — Bus 26. Coltsfoot Circle • Bus 33. - Manchester Road. Deming Ro&d Bus 16 at Communi­ Street and Beacon Hill Road, 8 13. Silver Lane and Cipolla' Drive. 8.05, Bus 6 Lenli Terrace Bus 30 st Chestnut Stockade Road Bus 3 a t‘ Mam Cnfesinul Hill Road at Woo^" Pond Street 7 58. Cherry Street and Founders Road 0-60 Bui 38. 81- Heritage Drive — Bus 26 at Howe Concord Sireel • Bus 8. Darning Road Bus 7 at Community ty Hall 175 Long Hill Street. 8 16: Long Hill Ridgewood Road and Sunset Fjtidge Hill Road. Street Road ' Charles Street. 8 00 Bus 20 end walk. Street Cooper Drive -'walk. Crossroads Denslow Road Bus 16 at Com­ Street and Burnham Sireel. 8 19 Drive 6 10.' Ridgewood Road and Arnold Drive and Brookline Drive. m Hall. Stonepost ^ a d Bus 34 al Olde Bus 35 Will start at 7 25 a m at Asn Lincoln brive But 28 at Nelpsic Norris School, 7 50 Goodrich Road Bus 19 Hampshire Hope Lane — Bua 26 at Lane • Bus 8 at New London Turn­ Denslow Rpad Bus 7at Community munity Hall Burnham Street and Temple Drive. Sawka Drive. 8 13. Forbes Street and 8 16. 250 Chester Street. 6:20 Wood Road ^ . a Swamp Road .md VJeir Street Goodwin Manchester Road Road Diamond Lake Ro^ad Bus 35 6 21. Burnham Street and Pheasant Drive Bus 9 a m Bus 36 p m. pike. Hall. Strickland Sireel Bus 4 a rn Bus 35 Bus 27 wil^^tari at 7 30 a m 'on Ridgewood Road. 8 16, Park Site at Howe Street — Bus 26 Deerfield Drive - Bus 26. LIttal Acres Road Bus 34 al Douglas Road Bus > at Academy Hudson Street. 6 20 Bus 22 Bus 9 Hirdin Lane Bus 12 a.m. Bus 16 Diamond Lake Road Bus 35T. p m Woodland Sheet at Country Club Bus 10 Indtan HIM Terrace — Bus 20 a.m., Deming Road - walk. . Coleman Road School p.m at Morgan Drive Douglas Road walk. Sulkey Lane Bus 9 al Robin Road Road Chester Street and Arnold Drive. Bus 32 p m. Denslow Road - walk. Madison Road Bus 6. Duck Pond Road Bus 26 at Great Forest Street and Brewer Street. Bus 16 Bus 4 Forbes Street and Norige Drive, Hillcrest Road Bus 36 a.m. Bus 34 Duck Pond Road Bu» 14 a.m. Bus Sunnyslope-Drive Bu^ 26‘at Neip­ Hus 38 Will start al 7 25 a m on ' 7 46. .Arnold Drive and Parkview Johnny Cake Lane — Bus 28. Duck Pond Road - Bus 36. Main Street. 0-1446 Bus 10: 1447- Swamp Road 7 43. Jay Street and Madison Street. 8 15. Silver Lane and Millwood Road. p.m. at Mem Street. 27 p.m. sic Road MiiT Street at t%*» E»P'esswav 7 45 Handel Road and'Maple Street. Columbus Circle at Michael .200 Nutmeg Lane. 8 05. Simmons Drive. 7 51. Brookline Drive and Keeney'Street — Bus 26 1936 Bus 38: 1937-2376 walk; 2379- Dug Road Bus 10T at Tryon Street 6 20. Ridgewood Road, and Weitview Holmea Road’Bus 12 Am Bus 16 Dug Road Bus 10 at Tryon StreeL Sunset Drive Bus 37T head nq norin * 7 48 Maple Street at Underpass Avenue 8 20 Road and Cumberland Drive. 8 09. Bergen Drive, 7 54, Ed^wood Street Knollwood Drive — Bus 5. East Opal Drive • Bus 26 at Dear- End Bus 15 Eastbury Hrii Bus 11, Drive. 8:23: Ridgewood Road and We Make p.m at Morgan Drive Eastbury HIII Bus 11T. Surrey Lane Bus 9 at Olde Stage 7 49. 176 Brewer Street. 7 5^. 319 Clement Road and Echo Lane. 8.12. and Christine Drive, 7 58 Manchester Road: 1196-1659 — field Drive. Sawka Drive, 6:25,'Hudson Streep Hubbard Street Bus 9. East Chimneysweep HIII Bus 11T Road and Founders Road East Chimneysweep Hill Bus at Brewer Street 8 00 Bus 22 f 44 Gold Street. 8 15. 764 Sllver.Lane. Bus 26.1660-End — Bus ^ a m . Bus Great Swamp Road 0-299 - Bus 36; Manchester Road: 0-350 Bus 11T. Ci(l«‘on WelleK 11 and Morris Court. 6:30: Sisson Street Hubbard Drive Bus 9 at Hut^ard at Thompson Street. Talcott Road Bus 38 at Sherman Thompson Street 8 18: 88 Roberts Street. 8 20: 34 Penny High 32 p.m 300-end - Bus 26. 351-630 Bus 17T. 631-1196Bus 12T; Ellington Road at Helm Road. 8 05^ and Smart Street. 6 35. Back-To-School Street East Lake Shore Trail Bus 35T at Add.son Road Biis 26 East Lake Shore Trail Bus 35 at Bus II Roberts Street. 6 22 Margaret Lane — Bus 33 a m.. Bus Griswold Street • 0-425 > walk; 426- 1197-1500 Bus 5T; 1501-1659 Bus Road or Stevens Lane Collimore Road at Helm Road. 8 07. Bus 1 ^ Keren Lee Road Bus 19. Diamond Lake Road. itft. 1660r1750 Bus 5T; 1751-End Tall Timbers Bus 30 Appiowood Lane Bus 6T at Russet Oiamortd Lake Road Holiisier Drive and Jefferson Lane. 16 p.m. at Bell Street. end - Bui 32 a m.. Bus 20 p.m. Collimore Road and King Street Green Manor Drive'and Jarman Bus 20 , Lincoln Drive B,us 19. Main Street: East Opal Drive Bua 14 a m Bus^27 Bus 29T. Tanglewood Drive Bus 5T ^t Rood East Opal Drive Bus 26 al Great 7 50, HoOister Drive and MilDrook 1160-1446 Bub 38. 1447-1936 even Minnechaug Drive — Bus 20 e.m.. Harris Sireel > walk. Hebron 8 09. 31 Brook Street. 6'11. Mam Drive. 7 15. Oak Street and Harvest Breezy... p.rfi. at Great Swamp Road Maple Sireet Bus 36 at .Hubbard Stanley Drive April Or.ve BtfS 26 at G r^ t Swamp Swamp Road “ onve. 7 53. Oxford Drive «nd Sunset Ridge Burnside Avenue and Bell Court. number houaes But 12 a m. But 16 Bus 32 p.m. Avenue 0-507 - Bus 8: 508-967 • Bus Street and Giiman Street. 814, Main Lane. 7 20 ’ •» I Echo Lane Bus 37T at Hopewell Street Tara Drive Bus 26 at Hebron Rood or Addison Road Echo Lane Bus 3T at Hopewell Princeton Lane, 7 55 8 14; Long Hill Street and Leverich p.m heading north, 1446-1936 odd Mountain ,4^oad — Bus 20 a.m.. 32 a m.. Bus 20 p.m. Street and Mohayvk Drive. 8 18. Mam Bus 8 Road. Margare^Lane Bus 32T at Bell Avenue A rrow head Dr ve B'js 7 at Hoad Drive. 8:22, Temple Drive and An­ It's tradition Mom's want Stridu Riles. And, number houses Bus 36 a m. But 34 Bus 32 p.m Haywood Drive • Bus 33. Street and Springside. 8 22 Bus 2 Elm Tree Road Bus 36 at Main Street. Tarrybrook Drive Bus 8 at Griswold Academv SChooi Evergreen Lane Bus 30T at Silver Lane at underpass. 6 00: 34 dover Road. 8 25 "Joy" p.fn. heading south; 1937-2376 But Natchaug Ortve — Bus 20 a.m.. Hlllstown Road - Bus 36 at Opal H o c k a n u m they want Slnoe Rites trom Prague's' Street * Marilyn Drive Bus 37T al iSunset Street, Asn Swamp Road Bus 35 Moseley Terrace O'Connell Roberts Street. 8 05. 144 Roberta May Road at Barnes School, 7 15. 12 a m. Bus 16 p.m. Bus 32 p.m. Drive. Evergreen Lane Bus 30 at Mosalay Drive. j Thompson Street Bus 11T Bates Lane Bus ^6 at Community Fairlawn Road Bus 7 at Neipsic Street. 8 0?, Silver Lane arRolling St. Christopher Maple Street Bus 9 Oakwood Drive — Bus 28 House Sireet - Bus 8. B u s 1 1 Stride Rites, for comfort, durability, Terrace. Marlborough Roed Bus 3 ^ Three Mile Road Bus 17T Hall Road r Bus 1 Meadows Drive 8 10. Bus 3 Meedow Road Bus 12 a.m. But 16 i^xbow Drive — Bus 4 al Hebron Kenneth Drive • walk. fit. And. styling. / Falrlavm Road Bus 26 al Nelpsic Martin Terrace Bus 12T arShoddy Timrod Trail Bus 29T Bayberry Road Bus 32 at Bell Fairview Terrace Bus 3T at Foote 441 Mam Street. 0 05 King Court. May Road at O'Connell Scho^, 7 15. Bus 7 p.m Avenue. Lancaster Road - walk. ■ Ensign Street and Willowbrook Road. Mill Road. Toll Gate Road Bus 11T Street Road 6 10. Ensign and Willowbrook 8 15. Nelptic Road Bus 19 1 Pane Driye — Bus 20 Linden Street*- Bua 6. Road. 7 40. Brewer Street and Bus 9 O'Connell Drive Brandon Prague's tor our Buy Back Guarantee. Fairview Terrace Bus 3 at Foote Matson Hill Road Bus 37T. TiMhee Lane Bus M a m Bus 27 Bell Street Bus 32 Farmcllff Drive Bus 34T Glenn Road and Graham Road 6 20 New London Turnpike Bus 9 a.m.* a m . Bua 32 p m ' Madison*Road - walk Hamilton Road. 7 45. Brewer Street Bus 4 Road. 8 10. Huckleberry Road and Road. Melrose S.treet walk p.m - beiindye Road Bus 32 at Ben FarrrvsieBd Lane Bus 19 at Sisson Street and Mam Street Pond Circle — Bua Main Street - Bus 15. Melrose and Mill Road. 7 47. Brewer Street Silver Lane and Primrose Drive. Country Lane. 8 13: Green Manor Bus 36 p.m Farmciifi Drive Bus<34 Milestone Common Bus 6 at Trinity Avenue Bus 33 at Cam­ Stree; Founders Road or Buttonball Lane Langford (Lot|. 8 00. Mercer Avenue at-Shea Street • Bus 6 and Graham Road. 7 49. Brewer • 7 15. Oak Street and Gladys Road. Drive and Birch Lane. 815. Oak Old Musket Road Bus 38 Farmstead Lane Bus 9 Griswold Street. bridge Drive or Great Swamp Road ' .Belitown Road Bus 37 at Matson F.erry Lane Bus 10T at Tryon Rolling Hills Drive — Bua 26 at Milestoru Commons • Bus 32 a.m.. Street and Jefferson Lane. 7 52 Park. 8 05 7-19: Oak Street and Forest Street. Street and Harvest Lane. 6.20' Olde Stage Road 0-200 walk. 201- Ferry Lane Bus 10 at Tryon Street Trymbulak Lane Bus 26 at Neipsic Hill Road Street Bus 18 Fairlawn Road Bus ^ p.m. at Griswold Street. 7 23, Oak Sireel and Kingston Drive. end But 9 a m Bus 36 p m. Flaher Hill Road But 1'T. Mill Street Bus 14 a m Bus 27 p m. Road • Bentor' Lane Bus j ‘ at Oak Street Fisher Hill Road Bus 11 Chesslee Road and Andrew Drive. Sha<^ Hill Lane — Bua 5. Mill Street • Bus 33. Bus 2 Bus 16 726 Bus 8 Old Village Rotd walk. Foota Road Bua 3 al Addison Road Tryon Street Bus 10 , B'dweii Sireel Bus 6T at New Lon­ Foote Road Bus 3T 8 00. School Street and Holdstock Orchard Lane walk. Shallow Brook Lane — Bus 20 Nanel Olive * Bus 6 at Hebron Forest Ltna: 0-250 Bus 11T; 251- Miller Road Bus 26 at Neipsic Uconn Avenue Bus 33 at Wesleyan don Turrtpik'o O' Bus 7 at Neipsic Forest iLane 0-250 Bus 1i 251- Place 8 03. Ellington Road and Cambridge Drive and Nassau Plain Drive and Brown Street. 6 00: Buy Back Guarantee Overlook Roed walk a m , Bua 32 p.m. Avenue or Clinton Street. Forbes Street and Norige Drive, End Bus 12T. Road Road and Cambridge Drive R.iau End Dus 12 Sedgwick Road 8 05, Collimore Lane. 7 40. Woodycrest Drive and Smith Sireel and Lawrence Street, 8 05 Bus 3 r Peech Tree Road • walk 'Somerset Roed — Bua 33 a.m.. Naubuc Avenue '-^us 15. 7:50, King Court, 7 55. Sisson Street Pounders Road Bus 6 at Olde Millstone Road Bus 4 a m. Bus 35 Valley View Road BOs-rBA at Oifch Trait Bus 35 at D'amond Laxe Founders Road Bus 19 al Robm Road and Helm Road. 6 06. Burnham Branch Drive. /5 0 Oak Street and Farnham Drive. We will buy back any pair But 16 p.m. Nuthatch Knob - Bua 36 at 7:iS. Country Lane and Huckleberry and Smart Street, 7:56 Stage Road; Bua 30 al Overlook p.m. at-Strickland Street. Overlook Road and Founders Road Road Road or Bus 30T at Tall Timbers' Street and Pheasant Lane. 6 10. of shoes w ith iA 3 0 days Pine Tree Lerm - welk- ^ Sunny Slope Drive — Bus 28 Hlllstown Road, ' Bus 17 \ Road. Minnechaug Drive Bus 29T Vista Lane Bus M a m Bus 27 p rr. Blueberry Lane Bus 3T at Matson Fox Oen Road Bus 37 at Chestnut Burnham Street and Ellington Road. Bu^ 3 Road, 7 20 f Tera Drive — Bus 4. Oxford Drive - Bus 4 at Cambridge Bus 10 for any reason, with your Quiricey Road Bus 19 at Goodrich Fox Oen Road Bus 37T at Chestnut Montano Road Bus 6 at New Lon­ at Great Swamp Road Hii. Road » ’hiIi Road 8 12. Burnham Street and OePauw Hockanum School at Mam, 7 40. Cummings Street and Preston Timrod Trail — Bua 16 Drive ' Road Hill Rosd. don Turnpike. Wadsworth Street Bus 28 al Neip­ Boulder Circle Bus 37 at Sunsgi Francs Drive Dus 12 at Circle. 613 Burnham Street and Street. 8 00. Arbutus Sireel and Bus'6 . receipt. We believe that Randolph Drive walk. Wickham Road — Bus 26. Mam Street and Porter Street. 7 43. Keeney Cove and Colonial Lane, Parker Terrace • Bus 15 at Naubuc Francis Drive Bui 12T at Morgan. Drive Bus 36 at Mam sic Road. Drive Manchester Road 01 Brook Street Temple Drive. 8 16, 777 Burnham Edgewood Street. '6 03. Brookline Oak Street and Hills iStreet. 7 15. Woodhavan Road — Bus 16 Maple Street at Underpass, 7 50 Oak 8 10: Mam Street and Broad Street. any shoe store that Ridgewood Road walk Avenue. Manchester Road or Brook Street. Street or Stevens Lane Wagon Road Bus 9 at Olde Stage Brewster Road Bus 20'on Griswold Franklin Lane Bus '7 at Neipsic Street. 8 18 Long Hilt Street and An Drive and Bergen Drive. 8 06. Hills Street and Crestwood Trail. 7 16, Woodfield Crosslrrg — Bus 26 at Street and Harvest Lane, 7 57 6 14. Crestwood Trail and Hills Street. doesn't guarantee thair Ripley Rood Bus 12 a m Bus 16 Pratt Street • Bus 15. Franklin Lane Bus 26 at Nelpsic Moseley Terrace Bus 30 Road and Founders Rord or Bus 6 at Street at Naubuc School Road dover Road. 8 20. Goodwin Sireel Chester Street and Arnold Dfive, Hills Street and Sunrise Lane. 7:22 Keeney Street Princeton Lane - Bus 7 at Cam- 8 :20. pm Road. Mott Hill Bus 17T. New London Turnpike Briarwood Drive Bus 16 at Shady Gideon Lane Dus 32 at Bell Street ' and Kimberly Lane 8 25 6 10 marchandise for 30 ' Robin Road walk brldgd^Drlve or Wesleyan Road. Bus 4 B u s 2 1 Hebrpn schedule Gideon Lane Bus 32T at Ball Mountain Road Bus 29T Wadsworth Street Bus 26‘’ai Neip­ H’li Lane ^'Goodaie hji Road Bus 11 V Sherman Road Bus 12 a.m Bus 16 Bus 7 days shouldn't sell it in ' I Nanel Drive walk. sic Road Br-dlepath Lane Dus 17 al Neipsic Goodr'ch Road Bus 7 at Nei'psic Mayberry NaubSc Avenue and Broad Street. EHHS ' Bus 4 will start at 8 20 a m. at Tara Prospect SireM * walk. Street. Huckleberry Road and Cherry HandeK Road and Mgple Street the firstpiace. p m. Wassuc Road 6us»17T np'ad Road 7.45. Jerry Road and Overbrook Drive and Hebron Avenue Risley Road - walk. Glazier Drive Bus 3 at Hopewell Natchaug Drive Bus 29T Lane. 7 IS. Wickham Drive end 8:05: Brewer Street and Jefferson Stancliff Road walk Brittany Roqd Bus 6T at New Lon­ Granite Road Bus 17 - Bus 5 Drive. 7 50. Dunham Lane^nd Bed- Bus 5 Bus 5 will stert at 0;15 a.rn. at Salem Court - walk Road. Naubuc Avenue Bus IS. Water Street^Bus 10 .lord Avenue. 7:53 Herbert Drive, 7:19 Lane. 8 10. SHver Lane and Millwood Stevens Lane But 12 a.m Bus 16 Qoodaie Hill Road Bus 11T.. Neodletree Lane Bus 12Y al Butler • Webster Lane Bus 7 at Commumt; don Turnpike Great Swamp Road Bus 26 Cummings Street and Preston Road. 8:12. Silver Lane and Rolling ^p.m Cedar Ridge Terrace end Salmon Brook Drive - Bus 6 Mam Street al Raymond Library Goodrich Road Bus 28 at Nelpsic Drive. Hall , Broauleaf Circle Bus 6T at New Lon­ Gregory Hill D'>ve Bus 4 at Street 8 10. Arbutus Street end Con* MeadoiA Drive, 6 15. Oak Street and Sulky Lane walk Manchester Roed Shelley Lane - walk. ^ Pitkin 7 45. South Prospect Street and Gar- Bus 8 * I Road. • Nelpsic Road 0-1061 Bus 26. Weir Street Bus 12T don Turnp.ke or Bus 7 al Netpsic SiriCHiand Street *■ Gladys Road. 8 16. Oak Street and Bus 16 will start at 8f10 a m. at Skyview Drive • Bus 26 i t Great cord Street. 812. Arbutus Street and van Street 7,50, Cherry Street and Surrey Lane walk Granite Road Bua 17T. 1062-End Bus 17T Wesleyan Road Bus 33 al Great Road Gmdiebrook Road Bus 3T at Foote Forest Street. 8:20, Oak Street and- Talcott Road Bus 12 a m.^Bos 16 Timrod Trail and Natchaug Drive. Swamp Road. Christine Drive. 8.15, Edgewood. Bus 7 Charles Street. 7 55 Crosby Street and King Court. . Great Swamp Road: 0-299 Bus 33: Newell Lane Bus 30 al Moseley Swamp Road or Carnbrjdge Drive Brook Street Bus 12 Road Kingston Drive. 8:22. Oak Street and- Bus 20 will stert al 6 a.m. at Spring Street - Bus IS Spring'' Street and Christine Drive. 6 16 7 IS. Ensign Street and Willowbrook StrideRite^ p.m 1 \ 300-End Bus 14 a.m. Bus 27 p.m. Terrace. Wastview Lane Bus 36 at Mam firookhayen Road Bus 5 air Grist Mill Ro^d Dus 32 al Wickham Crosby Street at‘King Court. 7 40. Zimmer Road. 0:25 Manchealer Road, and Howe Road. Street Ext. - Bus 32«|P , Bus 20 p.m. Brookline Drive and Edgewood Road. 7:19. Tall Timbers Bus 38 Valley View Gregory HIII Drive Bus 4 a.m. Bus New London Turnpike: 0-500 walk.. Street - Manchester Road Road 'V Street. 8 20 Ensign Street and Willowbrook Road. Bus 6 "Ctipper" Bus 26 wiib start at 6:10 a m. at Sycamore Sireet - Bus 6. j Roed Bus 36. Wagon Road Bus 9 501-2169 Bus 6. 2170-End Bus 17T Whapley Road Bus 36 at Mam Bunker Hill Road Bus 3flT' at Tall Griswold *Streei 0-260 Bus ^O.v 7 43. Brewer Street and Hamilton’ East Catholic y/oodfleld Crossing. • Tsrrybrook Drive - Bus 32 a.m.. 35 p.m. at Strickland Street. Mam Street antf Sterling Road. Bus 36 p.m Northview Drive Bus 30 at Chestnut Street Timbers 261-End Bus 27 a m. Bus 14 p m Bus 6 Road. 7:46. Brewer Street and Mill Bus 10 But 26 will start at 6:20 a.m. at Bus 20 p.m. at Griswold Street. Grindlebrook Road Bus 3 at Foote 7 45. Chapman PlaceNand Center. Brewer Street and Hamilton Road, Wadsworth Street Bus 19. Hill Road Wickham Road Bus 28 Butler Dr ve Bus 12 ^ Hale Road Bus 6T at New London Road, 7.49. Brewer Street and Jeffer­ Bus 19 Oaitwood Drive and Nelpsic Road. Towheb Lane • Bus 36. Road, Concord Street and Highview' School Lot, 7:50.^Mam Street and 715. Brewer Street and Graham. Wettview Lane Bus 36 a.m. But 34 Williams Street west walk B uttonball Lane Bus 19 al Turnpike son Lane. 7 53 6 ^ 33 will start al 8:20 a m. at Bell Trinity Avenue 0-110 - Bus 4; 111- Griswold Street: 0-260 Gus 15 al Nuthatch Knob Bus 14 a m. Bus 27 Street 6 10 Arnold Drive and Wells Avenue. 7^5 Road. 7,19 Main Street and Phelps Street. p.m. at Main Street. Williams Street east Bus 36 Farmstead Lane Carriage Drive and Street and Hebron Avenue end - Bus 7 Bantle Road; 261-End Bus 6. p.m. at Great Swamp Road V Hampshite Drive Bus 6T' at New yVhapiey Road Bus 36 a.rrr Bus 34 Grist Mill Road Bus 28 al Wickham Robin Road or Olde Stage Road and Manchester ’ Vernon Glastonbury Uconn Avenue > Bus 7. Oak Street Bus 26 Woodbridge Road Bus 38 at Mam L^hdOn Turnpike p.m. Road. Founders Road Vista Lane - Bu« 26 at Great Oakwood Drive Bus 26 al Neipsid Street Hardin Lane Bus 36 at Mam Street Williams Strpet Bus 9. Hale Road Bus 6 at New London Cambridge Dr>ve Bus 27 a m Bus Manchester Parkade ' Tri City Plaza Fox River Mall Hopewell School Swamp Road. Road and Hebron Avenue Woodfield Crossing Bus 32T at Street Bus 16 at Comipunity F/M’ S first for all ^ Woodbridge Road Bus 12 a m. Bus t4 p n '• See FA Webstar Lane •; walk. Turnpike. Old Musket Road Bus 30 at Tali Keeney Street Hall y « 6 p.rrt. *^plew ood Line Bua O. Canoiehghi 0riv Hill Road. Harris Street Bus 7 at Griswold ' Olde Wood Road Bus 34. nut Hill Road End Bus 35 Street at Academy School heeding Boulder Circle Bus 10. Griswold Street • SWEATBANDS and WRISTBANDS Street or Community Hall Old Village Road Bus 9 at Button- Worthington Road Bus *33 at H«''iage Drive Bus at 5 at Howe The Conn. Institute of Hair Design south. Chestnut Hill Rosd: 0-305 Bus 36; INaubuc Scliedule Carnage Drive Bus id at Robm Harvest Lane Bus 32T at Hebron ball Lane. Heywood Drive or Oxford Onve Street ‘lias a special'study opportunity In Bus 12 will start at 8:00 a m on . 306-530 Bus 36; 531-End Bus 10. Wrights Lane Bus 15 at Gn^woid Road • SUPPORTERS Bus 4 will Stan at 7;5S a.m. at April Avenue. Opal Drive Bus 14 a m But 27 p m Heywood Drive Bus 27 a m Dus M Mam Street at the expressway Chestnut HIII Terrace Bus^36 et Hebron Avenue; 0-433 walk; 434- Street and Bantie Road or Mam Carl Road Bus i9 at Room Road hairdressing for Tull and part time Drive and Addison Road. Orchard Lana Bus 34 at Overlook T m at Worthmgfon Hoad • MOUTHGUARDS heeding north. Chestnut Hill Road. 1316 Bus 28; 1319-1765 Bus 4 a.m. Street near Spring Street Cattdii Road 6uS'26 at Addison students. Enroll now for Sept. Bus 7 will atort at 0:06'a m. at Road and Stancliff^oad. Hickory Drive Bus iQT at Dayton Bus 19 will start at 7:50 a.m. on Cider Mill Road Bus 9 Bud 35 pm.; 1766-1672 Bus 5T; Wyllys Sireet Bus 7 at Community Road • SHIN GUARDS Wealeyan Road and Great Swamp Overlook Road Bus 34 al Founders Road Class. The course Is approved for Nelpsic Road a(( the expreaaway Clark Hill Roed Bus 30 167B-End Bus 3ST Hall Cavan Lane.Bus 4 at Hebron haading west. • Roap. Road or Stancliff Road. High Street Bus IQT al Tryon Veterans. Student Loans available ColbroOk Rosd Bus 37. Heritage Drive Bus* 5t at Howe Avenue • ATHLETIC SOCKS Bus 36 will aun at 7:50 a m. al Bus 6 will Stan at 7:50 a.m. at Oxford Drive Bus 33 Street or \tam SirefI and Federal Grants If you quality. For ColemsrvRoed Bus 36. Street. Pane Drive Bus 297*. Cedar Ridge Drive Bus ’ 8 . Miiicresi Hoad Bus 36 at Mam Main Sireel end Hubbard Street Salmon Brook Drive. Acud»-iiiy >ieli«*(lul*' Cedar Ridge Terrace Bus 5 • DUFFLE BAGS Conestoga Way Bus 9 at East Heywood Drive Bui 33 at Parker Terrace Bus fS at Naubuc . Sireet DAY A N D 'vll details come in and meet with heading south Bus IS will Stan at 7:50 a.m. on Chestnut H U Road 0-305 0u5 30T Carriage Drive. Worthington R o ^ . Avenue. All bus numbers.listed with a 7 H ’Msiown Road Bus 26 at Great KNAPSACKS Main SUreet at the canter heading 106-530 Bus 34T SSf-End Bi/s .17 F V F N lM r counselors ... or write or Cortland Lane Bus 9. Hickory Drive-Bus 10 at Daytori Peach Tree lane Bus 34 al indicate those buses which w

  • SHORTS -'V|7'V - - - Dean Drive Bus 3 at'Foote Roed. Road and Kimberly Lane. AM — Welles to Academy - Bus Cidt^r Mill Hoad Bus 6T Brook Street — But 29. Spring S lra^ Ext and House Straef. Road Hoit'ster Way Bus 36 et Mam Dickinson Road Bus 37. Hlllstown Road Bus 14 at Great Ciark Hill Road Bus 37 •Since 1923 more Salon Owners and ■ Students are Bus 33 will start at 7:50 a.m. at Mill Pippin Drive Bus 6 at Russet Road 12. 32. 36 S'reet Butler Drive — But 35. Dug Roed Bus 6 at Tryon Street. Swamp Rohd. PM — Academy to Welles - Bus Cknton Street Bus 7 al Hebron graduates of CIH than any other hairdressing school Straet and Hebron AJbnua. Pond Circle Bus 32T at Hebron Homestead Dr ve Bus 17 st New We have your School & Sport Shoes in. Stock Candlelght Drive But 0 East Carriage Drive Bus 9. Hitching Post Lane Bus 6 at New Avenue Bus 36 will stsrt at 7:55 a.m, at Avenue 11.-19 29,35 - Lbndon Turnpike Chimriey S w ^ p Hill — Bus 16 Echo Lane But 30 at Hopewell London Turnpike. Pratt Street Bus IS. Bus 3 will start al 7^5 a m on Mar Stevens Lane Road. Bus 5 will start at 7 35 a m al Hoy»e Slater Road. FREE PARKING IN OUR OWN LOT Fairview Terrace Bus 3 Homestead Drive Bus 17T al New ’ Road and Keeney Street Coidbroo" Road E Cobblettone Road — Bus 6. Prospect* Street Bus 8 at Harris Farmcllff Drive Bus 34. London Turnpike. Bus 6 will start at 7 30 a m on New Colony Circle — Bus 36 al Stanley Academy School Sireet. ^ Ferry Lane But 6 at Tryon Street. Hope Lane Bus 18T at Manchester London Turnpike at East Car'*age Drive I 'Purtlll Street Bus 37T al Hopewell Foote Road Bus 3. Addison Roed Bus 14 a m. Bua 27 *Road. ' 1 .. Drive Cricket Lena— Bus 19. Road. ^ Mens gnd Ladles SWIMSUITS • _ Fox Den Roed Bus 10. Hopewell Road; 0-520 Bus 3. 5 ^ - Bus 7 will |tari al 7 30 a m at Registrations Delmar Roed — fius 29 at Francis p.m. Quarry Road Bus 17T. RAY BELLER’S Glazier Drive Bus 3 at Hopewell 912 Bus 37T: 913-End Bus 17T Hams Street and Griswold Street : : s re ED o ; Drive Applewood Lar>e Bus 6 al Russet Randolph Drive Bus 9 at Robin Nylon and Lycra-Sollds and Prints / J Roed. House 'Street Bus 15 between Bus 8 will sTSft ^1 7 30 a m al •Diamond Lake Roed — Bus 14 Road. Road. Now Being BICYCLE REPAIRS i / Grenite Roed BUS 17. Spring Street Extension and Salmon Madison Road and Dejmmg Road Eastbury Hill Bus 16 a m., But April Oriva Bus 14 at Qraat,Swamp Ridgewood Road Bus 34 at Grindlebrook Road Bus 3. Brook Drive. Bus 9 will start at 7 30 a m at 10 Speeds on Sale from ’99** ON ALL MAKES 12 pm Road or Addlaon Road. Overlook Road and Stancliff Road Hate Rosd Bus 9. Farmstead Lane and Oultonbaii Lane Taken for East Chimney SweepfHIII — Bus Arrowhead Drive Walk. Risley Road Bus 7 at Community Hickory Drl9e Bus 6.& t Osyton . Ash Swarpp Road’ Bus 35T. ' . 4 IMUSICI 11 2 MAIN ST. 643-7111 Road « . • Batts Lane Bua 7 at Griswold East Lake Shore Terrace — But 14 High Street Bua 6. Street or Community Hall. Lessons on: at Diamond Lake Road FA R K S OPEN DAILY 9-9 P.M. 646-3998 HIghrldge Road Bus 6 at Oayibn ' Bayberry Road Bus 32T st Bell Fisher Hill Road - Bus 35 i OUAD ^ Road. b SUeet. ■ ■■■lil W RTF. 1S5. P.O. BLOCK. STORRS 429-1372 Forest Lane Bus 35. Hitching Pott Lane But 9 at iaat • lAMJO Francis Drive — Bus 29. Bell Street Bus 32T i SHOP I Carnage Drive. Belindge Road Bus 32T at Ball • DWMS Qoodele Hill Road — Bus 11. Hometteed Drive Bua 37 at New •treat. PEDAL BACK TO SCHOOL A SAVE Gregory Hill Drive — Bus 8. London Turnpike. • H.Uli Belitown Road Bus 37T at Matson 1013 MAIN CTRECT Hebron Avenue: 1765-2069 — Bus Hopewell Heights Bua 30 at Matabn • QUITU HIII Road. SAVEIHSCHWIHH MMSSMK t m e iu s 36; 2090-End — But 14. Hill Roed. T in WUKIH.Y MANCHESm Hurlburt Street — Bus 6 Benton Lane Bus 28. • OfCTXIC MSS Hopewell Rped: 0-526 Bua 3; 529- C. LIST PRICE'1N.W mtRCRAFTERS F i Jamestown Court — Bus 16 a.m.. Bidwell Street Bus 6 at New Lon­ • lOO MSmUMfllTS End Bua 30. don' Turnpike or Bus 28 at Nalpsic (located within Cut n Curl) Bus 12 p.m. at Eastbury Hill. Kimberly Lene Bua 6. 0URPRICEiMt1.96 (Sax & Clarinet) . ' John Marshall Drive — . Bus 16 Road. “ IT'e Rent, Kinne Road Bua 17. Birch Trail Bus 35T at'Diamond • Fully luggad fram e • MUS irnnUMINTS a.m., But 12 p.m. Knob Hill Road Bua 36 at Newell •Alloy cotfarleis crank Juniper Lane — But 29. . Lake Roed. . U.L0T, (Trumpet & Trombone) ^ c u i Lene Intereectlon. Blueberry Lane Bus 3 at Malson •DiaCompe centerpull Sell, Repair Lake Shore Terrace — Bua 14 at ^ U K I E l i s 4 Lakewood Circle But 3 at HIII Roed. brakas ' Diamond Lake Road. $ « l ’ 1.00 . Lakewood Roed. Boulder Circle Bua 37T at Sunaat •Shim'ono deroilleurt ^ Laurel Terrade — Bus 14 at Dia­ Lakewood Roed But 3. •lifetim e guorontee on and J^edch!*’ Qualified Instructors Drive, Spring Carrier mond Lake Road Ledgewood Drive Bua 10. Bcewater Road Bus 15 at Bantle bike. Reg. 11.95 ManchMter Road: 0-350 — Bua 16 Land Terreoe But 36 at Cheatnut Roed and Orlawold Street or Main Now >10.95 a.m.. But 12 p.m.; 351-541 — But 16 HM Roed. 1 0 % O F f THIS SEMESTER ■ ■ ■ a.m.. Bus 12 p.m.; 542-1196 — But Uttel Aoree Bua 36. Street r>ear Spring Street. Briarvrood Drive Bua 1ST at Shady H S l Call M9-2036 19. Mein Street: 0-1065 But 6: 1066- ,w Mertborqugh Roed - Bus 14. HIII Lana. I ® 1160 But 36. Martin Terrace — Bus 19. Bridelpath Lane Bus 17T at Nelpsic RECORDS A TAPES INVEST Marilyn Drive But 10. Road. ANYHAIRCUT It- Mlllitona Rged — Bus 6 at Mateon Hill Roed But 30. ■ WOHDER Cobblettone Roed dr Candlelight Brittany Road Bus 0 at New Lon­ AT DISCOUNT PRICESI •Montano Road But 36. don Turnpike. LIST PRICE M49.W LI6HTS I • Drive; Bus 29 at'Juniper Lena. Moseley.Terrece But 36. Needletfte Lane— But 35. Brbadleaf Circle Bus 6 at New Lon­ Reg. 6.50 ^ Mott Hill Roed But 37. don Turnpike. OUR PRICE *139.96 SERVICE'S from '5 ." and up • Nelpsic Roed: 460-600 — Bui 6;- Newell Lane But 36 at Knob HIU In- SAVEORSAXIH Brook Street But 12T. 601-1060 (even number housM only ‘ tartection. •Fully lugged frame - no w ’ 5 i 9 5 offer expires 0/30/80 Brookhaven. Road Bus St at heeding East) Bu^ 6; 601-1060 (odd - New London Tpke.: 1400-1810 But •Suntour shifting system Children’s .cuts up to 10 yrs. number houaee only headlrtg Wpet Manchester Road. 9; 1611-Erid But 37. •Center pull brakes Bunker Hill Roed But 30 at Tall ’ only'4.95 But 29; 1061-End - Bua 20. • Northvlew Ortve But 36 at Uttel •Lifetime.frome guorontee BASS Timbera. Old Hebron Road — Bus 14 at Acres Road. Habrbn Avenue. Butter Drive Bus 12T. VBA< Old^ Wood Road But 34. Ouerry Road — But 11. Buttonball Lana .Bus 9 at Pamtywiea Lane Bui at Fox Den Sherbrook Drive Bui 35 at Farmstead Lane or Robin Road: Bus UNI­ Road. 34 at Standlff Road; Fisher HiH Ftoed. Pilgard Lane But 9. Shoddy Mill RoacI — Bus 19. Cambridge Drive Bus 33. ' Pippin Drive But 9. Candlelight Qrlva 0-200 Bua 26'at SEX . Slater Road — Bus 10. . Purtlll Street But 30 at Matson HIII CLASSIC BASS SPORTS Springtide Terrace — But 14 at Wickham Road; 201-End Bus 4 a.m. children's clothing Rosd G ut 35 p.m. at Strickland Street. ... IN GENUINE LEATHER, Diamond Lake Road. ^ ■ Raymond Road Bus 6 at f4aln Stanley Drive — Bus 36. Carriage Drive Bus 0 at Robin AT $46.00. Street. Strickland Street 0-250 — Bua 6; Revere Lane Bus 34 at Olde Wood .Road. WElilETOUR ALL BOYS PAn TS Cart Road Bua 9 at Foundera Road a,l IN MAHOGANY OR 251-End - Bus 29. Road. 2 0 % . „ Tanglewood Drive — But 36 at and Robirv Road. BiXNEMQUmERS TAN. ' "V WIN a ’25 Rusaet Road Bus 9. GIRLS BLOUSES Cattail Road Bus 14 a.m. Bus 27 IN STOCK: REDLINE, B. IN MAHAGONY. , Stanley Drive. • ■ Shipman Drive Bus 10. . GIFT CERTIFICATE Thompson Street — But 11. p.m. et Addison Road. BULLSEYE, TUFF Stockade Road Bus 30. Cavan Lagii.Bus 28 at Habron^ WHEELS, COLORED TIRES. . MANCHESTER Tollgate Roed — ,Bui 11 Stonepost Road But 34. But 11. Avenue. REQLINESPECIJU. SUiTtOUe, ADDICTS, RACE FR E E '^ W a ttle Road — Sunset Drive Bus 10. PARKADE STORE OPEN l | - Bus 19; 500- Cedar Ridge Drive Bua 10T. i n c .6 x -c a l ib e r : a r a y a . Weir Street 0-4T Three Mile Road Bus 17. ■ Rea. *299.95 2 5 % „ „ THURSDAY 'TIL 9. Deposit at End — But 35. Cedar Ridge TWrace Bus 5T. P^ROTEC, G R IF F PANTS, Tryon Straet Bus 6. Chestnut Hill Road: 0-305 Bus 30; Wickhem Roed Bus 8 al Neipalc Water Street Bus 6. O M PRICE *2l9.i6 RACE FACE, OAKLEY. Road. 306-529 Bus 64; 531-End Bus 37T. GLOVES, SHIRTS. WRANGLER WARM-UP Westledge Road Bua 0 at Cider Mill Cheatnul Hilt tiKrace Bus 34 at This Week Only Youth Specialty Shof Road. Eastbury scnedule Cheatnut Hill Road. Suits Woodland Street Bua 30. • „.6ut 8 Will atari at 6:20 a.rp. on 'Chimney Sweep Hill Bua 11T at Wood Pond Road 36.^ nhop early and leiiurel^ 6 dayt^ I • Nelpsic Road beyond the'overpaat Mancheater Roed. ^ INFANTS THRU SIZE 14 Thursdays 9 p.m, with Ihej It’s our 26th llnrivo|«ary heedirtg East. Hopewell schedule C hu»h Hill Road Bus BST at But 11 will start at 8:05 a m. at Habron Avenue. ^ help of friendly, courteous Bus 3 Will Start at 6:05 a'.m. at MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP .. LAYAWAY Qoodaie Hiii Road. Cider Mill Road Bua 6 at Ruaaat NAME...... llopewell Road and Main Street, k 3iiy|ivioNs sattif^ladies. But 14 will start at 6:05 e.m. at Aah Road. Bus 6 will start at 7:55 a m. at Olark HIM Road Bua 3 H . ADDRESS ...... Swamp Road and Wetr Street. Water Street and Main Straet. 178 W. M ID D LE TPKE. 649-2098 THE MARKET PLACE But 16 will tlarl at 8:15 e.m. at Coach Road Bua 9 at Founders TE L...... 1...... Bus 9 wlH start at 0:20 a.m. at East ISHOES Mancbetter Road and New London Road aftd Robin Road. 39 NEW LONDON TPKE. taOWNTOWN MARTFOno WCBT HARTFORO CENTER NOT 0000 FOR UfRCHANCHM , ] Carriaga Oriva and New London 757 MAM ST. Turnpike Cobbteatona Road Bus 4 a.m. But GLASTONBURY • 659-1818' MANCHESTER PAf*(AOE SM eeuFrvTOW N OX WMN riT Turnpike. 35 p.m. at Strickland Straat. 'But to wlli start at 8:20 a.m. at Bus 10 will sun al 0:15 a m. at DOWNTOMMIUNCHESTER Martin Terrace. Coldbrook Road Bus 1/T.' EVENING HERALD. Wed . August 20, 1980- 13 *

    ^us 19 will start at 7:00 a.m. at I Street and Prospect Street will start ^'Bus 20 will start at 7:00 a.m. at Oakiirood Drive. Griswold Street and Addison Road. Bus 4 will start at 7:00 a.m. at Wblr Indian school closings demise of tradition Bus 26 will «tart at 6:55 a.m. et Tarrybrook Drive Bus 27 a.m Bus East Opan Drive - Bus 33. Lenti Terrace Street and Hebron Avenue. Salem Courl - Bus 20 at Griswold , Manchester Road and Brookhaven 14 p m at Milestone Common Echo Lane - Bus 37 at Woodland Hill Road SIreeLand Prospect Street. Bus 5 will start at ,7:00 a m. at CONCHO, Okla.,.(UPI) - Nearly a facility for schools which seldom of the students woq’t have a decent enrollment, Indian schools should re­ were admitted to schools, buildings GAO report, one from the schoof and Griswold Street Street and Coldbrook Road. Drive. Addison Road - Bus 27. Linpoln Drive - Bus 10 at Neipsic Salmon Brook Drive - Bus 31 a.m., Cedar Ridge Drive and Cedar Ridge place to live "without them.” ' had been abandoned but funds con­ a another figure frot%the BIA. The Thompson Street Bus 11 s Elm Tree Road - Bus 9 at Main Bus 27 will start al 7:00 a.m. at Ad­ century ago, an Indian school housed moiie than 300 students each, main 'open because they were Hope Lane Bus Applewood Lane • Bus Road. BUS 17 trip 1 p.m. Terrace. Three Mile Road Bus' 17 i Street. dison Road and Cattail Rdad. a government study has shown. Cometsevah confirms that nearly guaranteed by original treaties. tinued t^be allocated, and space and cost "estimates" varied'as much as Road Russet Road Line Street - Bus 18 at Manchester School Street • walk. Bus 6 will start at 6:55 a.m. at Tryon superintendent in Pennsyivania Timrod Trail Bus 29 at Woodhdven Evergreen Lane - Bus 34 al Chest­ Bus 28 will start al 7:05 a.m. at Hopewell Road 0-&28 Bus 3T. 529- April Drive - Bus 33 at Addison Road Shady HIM Lane • Bus 5 at Street and Water Street. One of Oklahoma’s remaining all of the 280 students attending One trpill^. called the Medicine manpower were being used inef­ $2,000 per student. Road or Natchaug Drive nut Hill Rpad Chestnut Hill Road and New London wrote to' a colleague that President 912 Bus 37. 913-End Bus 17 Road or Great Swamp Road. LItlel Acres Bus 35 at Coleman ' Knollwor^ Drive. Bus 7 will start at 7:00 a m. at Toilgate Rosjl Bus* 11 Falrlawn Road -*Bus 10 at Neipsic Turnpike James Garfield's* assassination bearding schools, the Concho Agency Concho are either court referrals, Lodge Tremy' of 1867 signed by the ficiently. "That's always the problem,” said House Sueel Bus 20 between Arrowhead Drive • walk. Road. \ Shailowbrook Lane - Bus 16 at Quarry Road and New .London Turn­ Towhee Lane ^us 26 at Great Road. •Madison Road - Bus 29 at center of Bus 29 will start at* 7:00 a m. at 'products of broken homes or students Despite the GAO's criticism, con­ one congressional staff .member., Spring Street Exlensron and Salmon Ash Swamp Road - Bus 12. Pane Drive. pike. Madison Roart and Darning Road. would be a sad blow to the education School, rests on about 300 acres, of a Kiowa and Comanche tribes, Swamp Road Fairview.Terrace • Bus 30 at Foote street. • * Bus 8 will start at 7;.10 a.m. at se­ Brook Drive Bates Lqne - Bus 19 al Community Shelley Lane - Bus 29 at Harris Bus 30 will start at 6:55 a m. at Cheyenne-Arapaho tract that once with learning disabilities. promises “ one schoolhouse and gressional staff members said thp- ’■’They always say ^we have studies Treat Road Bus 4 at Strickland Road Main Street;'0-1445 - Bus 6; 1446- cond Cambridge Drive off Qisat of Indian children. Howe beading north declined steadily in the 20th century. help making academic mor^d Lake Road Street near Spring Street or corner of Wood Road and-Farmcllff Drive. Howe Street and Keeney Street. Wesleyai R ^ d Bus 27 a_m. Bus 14 Road. adjustments.'A' 10 boarding schools, including two Thomas said. “ But there are more Lakewood Circle Bus 3T at Bantle Road and Griswold Street. * Millstone Road • Bus 17 af Stoney Brook Drive - Bus 14 at Jn Oklahoma, for example, the' pm \ Granite Road - Bus 37. Strickland Street. - Lakewood Road • a Briarwood Drive • Bus 5 al Hebror^Avenue. Cherokee^tribe alone had more than And Cometsevah tqkes pride in his large schools — Fort Sill, Okla., and than 40(t treaties, so which one do you - Wesiview LaQe Bus 36 at Main Great Swamp Road - Bus 33 Minnechaug Drive > Bus 26 at Pair to present paper Lakewood Road Bus 3T" Knoltwood Drive and Shady Hill Strickland Street - Bus 17. Gregory Hill Drive - Bus 17 at Natchaug Drive or Woodhaven Road. 160 schoofsJn 1905. " . * students’ progress. Alihough he had Stewart, Nev. * ' ' follow?” Lancaster Road Bus 16 at Prospect Street ^ ^ Lane Sunny Slope Drive • Bus 10 at Whapley Road^^Bus 36 at Mam Strickland Street. Montano Road - Bus 11 at New ' “The problem is that seemingly In­ “ Indians are simply becoming in­ STORKS—Two University of in Connecticut. The results indicated Street and Hams Street Bridlepath Lane - Bus 7 al Neipsic Neipsic Road. Today, with the Jupe closing of two been superintendenLior-just three Grindlebrook Road • Bus 30 at London Turnpike. GMUNIEirS EYE GLASS FRAMES Laurel Trail Bus 35 at Diamond Street Road Sunset Drive - Bus 28. months, he called students by name dian children increasingly prefer to tegrated with the rest of the pop­ Connecticut authorities on nutrition that fem ale athletes had better' Wickham Road Bus 32 Foote Road Indian hoarding schools and a Brittany Road - Bus 11 al New Lon­ Morgan Drive - Bus 9 at Main Surrey Lane - walk. knowledge of nutrition, but poorer Lake Road Williams Street Bus 7 at Academy 4 recommendation for closing another, and asked them about their academic go to public schools,” Bellmon said ulation,”,M s. Thomas said. “ But the and physical education plan to be in i Ledgewood Drive Bus 37 at Sunset don Turnpike. Grist Mill Road - Bus 3 al Wickham Street Sycamore Street - Bus 31^ a.m., GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR School Brazil later this month to present an food practices than males. Drive Road. '' * i ! Moseley Terrace - Bus 15 at Knob Bus 17 trip 1 p.m. at Hebron Avenue. there are'jus^ two such schools in the progress in specific areas during a during March committee hearings. schools ^ e quite an emotional thing WoodbridOe Road Bus 36 at Main BroadleAf Circle - Bus 11 at New Lenti Terrace Bus 30T at Chestnut Griswold Street: 0-204 - Bus 19 at Hill. Talcoti Road - Bus 9 at Main Street “ The enrollment of these schools to.the tripes. A lot of this has really invited paper focusing on research on The UConn researchers also deter­ Street London Turnpike. state. walking tour of Concho. Hill Road Bantle Road.or Bus 36 on Main Street Molt Hill Road - Bus 37 at Country and Morgan Drive. Wgodhaven Road 0-150 Bus 16; Brook Street • Bus 12. "The Indian .people were here went down ... (and) with the staff upset the parents." the nutritional, habits of high school mined that there were significant Lincoln Drive Bus 7 at Neipsic near Sprirjg Street; 205-260 - Bus 29 Club Road. Tall Timbers Road y>tfus\l5. . Pratt’s school, the Carlisle Indian 2 Brookhaven Road • Bus 26 al 151-End Bus 29 Road Manchester Road. at Prospect Street. 26T?end - Bus 20. Mountain Road - Bus 26. Tanglewood Drive/t. Bu) 32 on fir^t," Cometsevah said. ’’The people staying almost constant, costs wpnt She said most of the problems a f athletes. — • relationships 'qqibng sport forms, Nanel Drive • Bus 31 a m.. Bus 17 School in Carlisle, Pa., educated and Linden Street Bus 7 at Hebron Woodland Street Bus 37 Bunker Hill Road - Bus 15 at Tall Grouse Hill Road - Bus 12 at Ash Stanley Drive. right through the roof.” Indian schools have been caused by Dr. John G. Douglas, a professor of seasons, nutrition knowledge and Aood Pond Road Bus 34T at Swamp Road trip 1 p.m. al Hebron Avenue. housed thousands of Indian students who now occupy this country have an Avenue Timbers \ Tara Drive - g f i f i 3 at Hebron A recent General Accounting Of­ several decades of poor management physical,.education in the Depart­ lood practices. • Line! Acres Road Bus 34T at Chestnut Hill Road Butler Drive - Bus 4 at Needletree Hale Road - Bus 11 at New London Natchaug Drive - Bus 26. Avenue. from across th^ United States before obligation to provide an education for Coleman Road Worthington Road Bus 27 a m Bus Lane Turnpike. Naubuc Avenue • Bus«36 at Pratt Tarrybrook Drl^e - Bus 20 al these kjds.” fice study, sharply critical of Indian of the facilities by the Bureau of In­ ment of Sport and Leisure Studies, In their article, the Douglas' stress Street or Mam Street. it was conveVted into military M.a,.on Ro.d U 16 in C.V ol '".S ^ ^ Bettonball Lane 0-400 • walk. 401- ^ Hampshire Drive - Bps 11 at New Milestone Commgn and Griswold" 0 5 Needletree Lape - Bus 4 at Butler Sammy White, a spokesman for boarding schoolsr' confirnjs dian Affairs. and hist wife. Dr. Priscilla' D. that nutritionists must stres.s the street' ^ 'Wrights Lane Bus 20 on Griswold end - Bus 35 at Stancliff Road. London Turnpike . Street. barracks. Most of the children came Street at NPubuc School Efeuglas,* an assistant professor of need-to develop good food habits ear­ Mam Street 0-1446 Bus 10T 1447- ^ Cambridge Drive - Bus \ Hardin Lane - Bus 9 at Main Street Drive • Thompron Street - Bus 16. from reservations or Indian lands in Oklahoma City’s Native American Bellmon's statement.' The report A 1977 GAO report repeatedly Wyllys Street Bus l 6 at Community 6 '1936 Bus *36. 1937-2278 Bus 7 at Candlelight Drive - Bus 3 at Harris Street - Bus 19 al Communi­ Neipsic R8ad 0-535 - Bus 10. 536- Three Mile Road • Bus 07. .Center, said nearly all national In­ shpws schools with vacant and aban­ criticized the BIA's management .pf allied health professions, are authors ly in life if intelligent food choices are Hall ty Hall 1059 - Bus 17. 1060-12^4 . Bus 12: the Midwest. Academy School. 2379-End Bus 20 at l^lckham Road. Bus 17 at S^lckland Timrod Trail - Bus 26 at doned dormitories, partially filled Indian schools, saying the agency had of-a report titled, "Nutrition to be made throughout the life cycle. Naubuc Avenue, or Spring Street Harvest Lane - Bus 16 at Hebron 1205-end - Bus 7 Despite school closings^federal ap­ dian groups oppose closing the Street^ Woodhaven Road or Natchaug Drive. . Withont a basic knowledge, they Manchester Road 0-350 Bus H Giiii-on W elles’ Candlewood Road - Bus 20 a t' Avenue. Newell Lane - Bus 15 at Moseley Toll Gate Road - Bus-16. propriations continued rising. schools. .classrooms and underutilized failed to act on criticism frequently Knowledge and Food Practices of 351-630 Bus 17. 631-1196 Bus 12 Hebron Avenue: 0-614 - Bus 31 Terrace and Knob Hill Milestone Common. Towhee Lane - Bus 33 at Duck By 1977, $157 million was spent to “I’m a product of the Indian facilities. leveled at the agency since-I%9. High School Athletes ' say. many high school students may 1197-1500 Bus 5. 1501-1659 Bus 18 srlieiiule Canione Road - walk. a.m.. Bus 17 trip 1 p m.; 615-1318 - .New London-Turnpike. 0-1055 - Pond Road. Bus 3. 1319-1685 • Bus 14. 1686- ’fvalk; 1056-1608 - Bus It; 1609-end - keep open 72. boarding schools for a schools, but they’ve changed a lot Some Indian groups argue that The report stated funds were being Their study involved 950 athletes continue to make unwise decisions 1660-1750 Bus 5. 1751-End Bus 29 All bus nurVibers listed'with a "T" Carriage Drive - walk Treat Road - Bus 17 at Strickland Maple Street Bus 36 at Hubbard 2069 - Bus 32; 2090-end - Bus 12 Bus 37 ' despite the costs and declining mismanaged, unqualified students from randomly selected high schools about their diets indicate those buses will be arriving Cart Road - Bus 15 at Founders Street. year — an average $2.1 million per since then," White said. “ Now, many Road and Tall T-lmbers. Hemloi^k Hill Dnve •' Bus 14 al Norlhview Drive • Bus 35 at Chest­ '( ^ ity Avenue • Bus at Cam­ Street at Academy School. Students riding 8 Hebron Avenue. nut Hill Road bridge" Drive. Margaret Lane Bus 32 at Bell on these buses will then transfer to CajfBil Road - Bus 27 at Great Heritage Drive • Bus 18 at Howe Nuthatch Knob - Bus 33 at Duck Trymbulak Lane • Bus 10 at Neip­ Street Gideon Welles School. The transfer Swamp Road Marilyn Drive Bus 37 at Sunset Street. Pond Road. . •• \ ' buses are Cavan Lane • Bus 6 at Hebron sic Road. PORDTHY Drive or Chestnut Hill Road Heywood Drive - ^ !p1 Oak Street -'Bus 27 AM — Academy to Welles ~ 10. Avenue Tryon Street - Bus 6. BOB GRIESE B o l t o n school bus routes Worthington Road I • 'Oakwood Drive • Bus. 3 al Marlborough Road Bus 35 14. 30. •- Cedar Ridge Drive - Bus 5. Uconn Avenue • Bus 6 at Cam­ Martin Terrace Bus 12 at Shoddy Hickory Drive - Bus 6' at Dayton Commerce Street. Bus 10 at Neipsic 41 Clark Road, 48 Flora Road, 191 PM • Welles to Academy — 3. 10, Cedar Ridge Terrace • Bus 26. bridge Drive. Sumner Drive al turnaround, 20 Mt. Bolton Center Road at Bayberry Trip 2 Rosewood Lane Voipi Road at Carter - Mill Road Road and Kimberly Lane Road Trip 1 West Street. 195 West Street. 5 High .SoboolHus I 20 Chestnut Hill Road: 0-305 • Bus 35; Valley View Road - Bu^ 35 at EYEWEAR Sumner Drive. 40 Tunxia Trail, 34 *R o ^ East. 37 Watrous Road. 58 Street 40 Villa Louisa Birch Moun­ Matson Hill Road Bus 37 Highridge Road - Bus at Dayton Olde Stage Road: 0-399 - walk; Lyman Road. 41 Lyman Reed. 59 Starts a*! 8.15 .am., stops al 36 Starts at / 15 a h i. stops at Bolton Bus 3 will start at 7 25 a m On 306-564 • Bus 34; 585-end • Bus 26 ' 6 Overlook and Founders Road EYEWEAR schedule of bus routes for Tunxis Trail, ,15 Tunxis Trail. Iroquois Starts at 6 00 a m . slops at Hebrdn W^rous Road. 10 Watrous Road. 4 tain Road at Tinker Pond Road Medford Street Bus 7 at Hebron Road. 400-end - Bus 11 al New London Lyman Road. 194 French Road, Shoddy Mill Road. 145 Birch Moun­ Center Road at Mt Sumner Drive. Mam Street at Stockade Road Chestnut Hill Terrace - Bus 34 Wadsworth Street - Bus 10 at Neip­ Trail' at Mo'hegan Trail. Converae Road at Westview Drive. 45 Hebron Watrous Road. Bolton Center Road at Westridge Onve. 6 Bircn Mountain* ’ High Street - Bus 6 at Mem Street Turnpike. FO R BOYS ^ Ito n public schools. It Westridge Dnye, 150 French Road. tain Road. 25 Tinker Pond Road. Bolton Center Road al Williams Road. Avenue heading south * Chimney Sweep Hill .• Bus 7 at sic Road. Road at end of turnaround. Converae Roed. 43 Hebron Road. 109 Hebron Steele Crossing Road. 21 Brandy Road 37 Flora Road. 26 Clark Rokd Melrose Street Bus 20 at Salmon or Tryon Street Old Musket Road ■ Bus 15 at Tall FO R GIRLS 144 French Road. 115 French Road. Tinker'Pond Road at Turnabout. 20 Boston Turnpike (at Marcuesi tur­ Bus 4 will start at 7 30 p m at Oak Manchester Road. Wagon Road - walk. snoul^ be noted that all Road al Shady Lane, 18 Birch Mouh* Road. Hebron Road at Brian Drive. Street. 37 Brandy Street. 119’ Brandy * Brook Drive Hillcresi Road • Bus 9 al Main Timbers 104 French Road. 67 French Road, 61 Tinker Pond Road. 44 Fiora Road naround at Preuss Store. Boston High School‘Bus 4 Street and New London Turnpike. Cider Mill Road - Bus 11 at Russet Wassuc Road - Bus 37. elementary bus runs have lain Ext. Hebron Road at Green Hills Road. Street, *26 Brandy Street. 133 Bran­ Milestone .Common Bus 27 -a m Street Olde Wood Road - Bus 34 * A SELECT GROUP OF \10DERN, ATTRACTIVE CHILDRENS' French Road. 73 French Road. 4i Turnpike at Preuss Store lot, Boston Starts at 7 15 am stops al 129 Bus 5 will start at 7 35 a m at Howe Road Water Street - Bus 6 at Main S^^eet 175 Hebron Road. 183 Hebron Road. dy Street. 137 Brandy Street. 156 Bus 14 pm at Griswold Street Clark Hill Road • Bus 36 Clinton Hillsfown Road • Bus 33 al Opal Old Trail Road - Bus 20 or Tryon Street EYEGLASS FRAMES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY been reversed from fast French.Road. 21 French Road. 145 Turnpike at Trailer Park* 11 Goodwin Notch Road Notcri Road at Wall Road and Keeney Street Elementary Bus 2 235 Hebron Road. Hfbron Road at Brandy Street. 105 School Road. 96.^. Minibus B Mill Street B u ^< ^ at Addison Drive Olde Village Road - walk year’s schedule. Camp Meeting Road. « Road.'Gaylord ^ Brookfield Road. Street Nolen Road at Notch Road Bus will start at 7 30 a m on New Street-walk. Webster Lane • Bus 19 at Com­ Webster Lane. 232 Hebron Road. 226 School Road. 136 Hebron Road, 122 Road 9 6 Hitching Post Lane - Bus 11 al New Opal Drive - Bus 33 at Hlllstown y il U l FOR ALL YOUR OPTICAL N |ID I Lake Street at Box Mountain Road Ext South Road at Fernwood Drwe. London Turnpike at East Carriage edich Road - Bus 15 al Founders munity Hall, Trip 1 Hebron Road. 216 Hebron Road. Hebron Road. 55 toomis Road. 92 Trip 1 London Turnpike Road / Trip 2 Cider Mill R o ^ at Thtbideau s 41 South Road S o ^ Roac^at Slon^ Millstone Road Bus at Strickland Drive ^ ^ ^ d and Tall Timbers'' Weir Street - Bus 4. HabVon Road at Tanglewood Lane. * Loomis ^ p d . 4 Homestead Drive - Bus 37 at'New Orchard Lane - Bus 35 at Overtook Starts al 6 a.m.. stops at 55 School Rockville • Starts al 7 10 a m . Bolton Center Road at Carpenter Road 76 South ^ a d . Hop Rivef • SKeet Bus 7 will stprU at 7 45 a m at Cobblestone Road - Bus 17 at * Wesleyan Road - Bus 6 at Cam­ 194 Hebron Road. 140 Hebron Road. Starts at 8 30 oftri. stops at Wall London Turnpike. Road and Stanctiff Road. Elementary. Bus 1 ■ Trip 2 stops at 54 Watrous Road. SO South ' Road 195 Bolton Center Reed 214 Road at Old Baiiey Road. 682 Nop Academy School Strickland Street. bridge Drive. * 14 Hebron Road. Toomay Road* at Street at Notch Road. 25 Tolland^ Minnechaug Drive Bus 29 Orchard Street - Bus 3 at Hebron Efistem Connecticut’s 'Road. 41 School Roqd. School Road Road) 23 Williams Road 'Bolton Center Road 11 Hebron’• ' ^iver Road 766 Hop River Road. Hop Montano Road Bus T at New Lon­ Bus 10 will start at 7 20 a m at Cdidbrook Road - Bus 37 Holmes Road - Bus 9 al Mam' Weslledge Roald - Bus 11 at Cider Sumner Road. Old Bolton /load. 186 Starts at 8:30 a.m.. stops at 92 Road, 71 Tolland Road. High 6 Street. Avenue. at Tumblabrook D r^ ? -23 School ^ Road • River Road at Stony Road Bolton don Turnpike Water Street and Main Street Coleman Road - Bus 35 Mill Road and Russet Road. Boltbn Center Road Notch Road. 70 Notch Road. 56 Meadow Road and Surrset Lane. 15 f Overlook Road - Bus 3^ at Trip 1 Road, 13 School Road. 231 West < Trip 2 *Cenier Road at Meadow Road Morgan Drive Bus 36 at Mam Coltsfoot Circle - Bus 27 al Ad- Hope Lane - Bus 32 at Manchester Westview Lane - Bus 9 ii Main Leading Full Service Notch Road. 32 Notch Road. Notch Plymouth Lane. 49 Plymouth Lane. 1 ’ Bus 11 will start at 7 20 a m at Road Founders Road or Main Street.- Street. 355 West Street. 405 West Trip 2 High .Srbool Bus 2 Rollon Center Road at Brandy Slreelx Street or Stevens Lane Fisher Hill Road and Manchester disorl Road. Street. Starts al 6 a.m.. stops at 1 tO Camp (Road at Notch Road Extension, 55 Llynwood Drive.'Llynwood Drive* at Starts at 6 15'a m . slops at 40 Hopewell Road. 0-528 • Bus 30: Oxbow Drive - Bus 14 at Hebron • ' Street. 344 West Street. 38 Clark Quarry Road at Hathaway's. 60 Stony Starts at 7 15 am stops at 56 Moseley Terrace Bus 30T ' Road Coacord Street • Bus 31 a.m.. Bus Whapley Road - Bus 9 at Main Opticians Meeting Road. 17 Birch* Mountain Starts at 6 30 a m., stops at 9 South 'virn o n ’Road. 111 Vernon Road. 121 High School Bus 5 529-end • Bus 37 Avenue Road. 25 Birch Mountain Road. 1at Road, 32 Clark Road: 10 Clark Road. Vernon Road, 939,,Boston Turnpike. •Road. 70 Stony Road. 24 Otony Road. West Street. Camp Meelmg Road at Mott Hili Road Bus 17 Bus 12 will start at 7:25 a m. on 12 trip -1 p m at House Street. Street Roed. South Road al Fernwood uoloniai Road. Tolland Road at House Street 0-140 • Bus 31 a m . l^arker Terrace - Bus 38 at-Main corner of Laurwood Road and Drive. 29 South Road, 41 South Road. ' 1025 Boston Turnpike. 1201 Boston Stony Roadat Gillum's. Notch Road at Flora Road i 8 French R o a ^ 69 Mountain Road Bus 29 Manchester Road at. Neipsic Road Conestoga Way -' Bus 11 at New Wickham Road - Bus 3., Cubles Road Stalls 4tL7*lS am stops at 127 Bus 17 trip 1 p m.. 141-end - Bus 20 Street Roaewood. 2nd corner of Laurvrood Trip 2 56 South Road. South Road. 76 Turnpike. 1207 Boston Turnpike. Wall Street. 49 Notch Road. 69 Notch French Road. 101 French Wad. Nanel. Drive Bus 7 at. Hebron heading north London Turnpike. Williams Street - walk. 74 Vernon Road Tolland Road at Howe.Street - Bus 16 at Heritage • Peach Tree Lane - Bus 35 at and Rosewood. 15 Rolling Hills Trail, 1266 Boston Turnpike. 1266 Boston Roed « French Road at Lyman Road 29 Avenue Bus 16 will start at 7:40 a m at Cooper Drive - Bus 38 at Bantle Willieb Street - walk., OPTICAL Starts at 6:30 a.m.. stops at 135 South Road. 95 South Rdad. 106 Minibus .4 Drive Overlook Road and Founders Road IS Brookside Laha. Voipi Road at Turnpike. 1130 Boston Turnpike. Lyman Road 3 Lvman Road 355 Plymouth Lane, Plymouth Lane' at Natchaug Drive Bus 29 Hams Street and Griswold Street Road Woodbridge Road - Bus 9 at Main Notch Road, 26 WHIiams Road. 166 South Road. 119 South Road. Hop Hubbard Drive - walk Pennywise Lane - Bus *26 at Carter S tr ^ . 34 Volpi Road. 44 Voipl Boston Turnpike at North Road. West.Street 400 West.Street 344 Llynwood Drive Tolland Road ai . Naubuc Avenue Bus 20 Bus 17 will start at 7 20 a m on Cortland. Lan6 - Bus 11 at Cider Street. % Boston Ti^nplke. 266 Boston Turn* River Road at Steele Crossing Road, T i-'P I C.uOles Drive Boston Turnpike at Hubbard Street - walk Marilyn Drive Road. 50 Voipl Road. 70 Voipl Road. Boston Turnpik^at Keeney Drive West Street. School Road at Needieiree Lane Bus 12 at Bttier New London Turnpike .at Chestnut Mill Road Woodfield' Crossing • Bus 14 at pikelike (el f^uF|ftuss' s s ' store). 83 Cider Mill • Cheney Tech - Starts av6:45 a m . Van ^ Norm Road Boston Turnpike at A Tumbiebrook 53 ScTiooi Road Drive Hill Road Cotton Hollow - Bgs 6 at Mam Hurlburt Street • Bus 32 at Stanley Rilgard Summit. Rt 83 A Vernon Gardens from Barbara Bnmwood Dart Hdl, Robin Road. 401-End Bus 6T at New Manchester Road or Bus 12 al Brook Kmne Road - Bus.37 at New Lon­ Randolph Drive - walk. Bus 5 Windsor A Terrace Windsor A Donnell Edtin Emera'd Eva rvond Mign Pillsbury Soutn I'O '- . Bus 30 will start at 7 25 a m at don Turnpike- 191 MAIN ST,«643-1900 for Vernon schools: Blueridba London Turnpike Street ■Rambling Brook Drive - Bus 14 at Bus 3 Bus 4 ' Berger (p m only). Windsor A George Gerald Hany Mayes John. 199' Vernon’ W Mam iS2-lO0 i Chestnut Hill Road and Mam Street Knob Hill • Bus 15 at, Moseley Hebron Avenue. * • Olde Wood Road Bus 34T Demmg Road • Bus 19 al Com­ Trip 1 —RHS Windemere ’ Lawier. Nieil SKmner "rnrali'Kelson • Bus 32 will start at 7 25 a m at Bell Terrace Raymond Road - BuA at Mam Old Musket Road Bus 30T at Tall munity Hall 6 ? -Middle Trip 1 -RHS Trip 1 -RHS Worcester Werner WolCOIt Street and Hebrofi Avenue Knollwood Drive - Bus 5 Street Bus 1 T r ip Starts at 6 55 Stops at-South A I’t rip —Sykes Timbers ^ Bus 34 will start at 7 25 ar Densiow Road - Bus 19 at Com­ 1 Starts al 6;S5 Slops al Rt. 30 A Starts at 6.35 Slops at Bolton A Bancroft. Rt. 30 and High Manor. Rl munity Hall Lake Shore Trail - Bus 12 at Dia­ Ridgewood Road - Bus 35 al School Bus 6 ’’ Opal Drive Bus 26 at Great Swamp Chestnut Hill Road at Wood Pond Trip 1 -RHS Vernon, Vernon A South. South A Pinevlew. Bolton A Hatch >lill, 616 30 and Mt. Vernon. Rt 30 A Sleeping Starts at 7 35 Slops *at laxe A Diamond Lake Road - Bus 12 mond Lake Road Overlook Road and Stancliff Road Trip 4 — \4rlln;asl Road Road Starts at 7:15. Stops at Windsor- Hale S(., Ext.. Hale St Ext. A Grove Bolton.-Cubles A Beechwood, Grier. Giant, East A King. ** Montauk Phoeh i A Montauk TaylOr Douglas Road - walk Lakewood Circle - Bus 30 at Ripley Road - walk. Treat yourself to a new Fall outfit from The Starts at 7:05. Stops at Tunnai and Trip I ipRHS Orjihard Lane Bus 34T at Overlook Bus 35 will start at 7 25 a m at Ash - ville & Penfield. Skinner & John, All students from Hale. Lewis. Earl. Hatch Hill A Dockeral. Hatch Hill and All students from Hartford Turn­ A HayljP Tay'or A Etm Mm Taylor A G School Duck Pond Road • Bus 33 Lakewood Road Risiey Road - Bus 19 at Community Russel Road and Sianciiff Road Swamp Road and Weir Street Skinner & Edith. Skinner & Barbara. White. Crown. Reed. Fox Hill. Bf-aindy Hill. Bolton A Indiari Trail. pike (999-1238). Hyde. King. South Slaru al 7 Stofjs al Kelly Road Pmewood fayfor A Lorrame Mam A Lakewood Road - Bus 30 Hall Cartwheel Dress Shop - arriving daily, something All studems ffom Scott. Cross. Overlook Road Bus 34T at Bus 36 will start at 7 30 a m on Dug Road • Bus 6 al Tryon Street Skinner & Dart Hill. Maiden. Grove. (52-133), South (35- Bolton A Bamforth. B^ker A Bam­ Grove. First. Center. Liber^. High Trailer Park. Dobso1% Minam Rt 63 Starts at 8 05 Janet A. Cathy Janet Elm M il Kp ly RoaO Trailer Park Rl Founders Road or Stancliff Road Eastbury Hill - Bus 7 at John Lancaster Road - Bus 29 at Hams Robin Road ’- walk. HemlQck. Vine. Jan, Lynn. Russel, Mam Street at the expressway new and different. Exiting new styles that let women All students ffom Brimwood. 206). Vernon (130 and up) lorth. Bolton A Cemetery, Manor, Ml Vernon. Reservoir, Ban­ jA Dobson. Rl 63 A Alan A Grandview South A Janet 332 Ver­ 84 A Dobson Marshall Drive or Manchester Road Street and Prospect Street Rolling Hills Drive - Bus 10 at Neip­ Pane Drive Bus 29 . heading north Brent.piane. Michael. Foster. Tunnel All students from Bamforth, croft. Mark. 6 l^on, Grandview (0-14). All students trom Pitki/i. Duncaster non Ave id m only) All students from Elm M.u Marti East Chimneysweep Hill - Bus 16 at L ^ e ) Trail - Bus 12 al Diamo'nd' sic Road. be women and make them love it! Colors are terrific Bruce. Emma. Dart Hill, Donnell. Parker Terrace Bus 20 at Naubuc* Bus 37 will start at 7 30 a m on (428). Trip 2 —IVtiddle Cemetery. Jumper. Bolton. Grier. Bancroft Place' (1-63). Gottier Eleanor. Kelly ’ All studenis trom Grandview Janet. ■ Hayim ironwood Kelly Kenwood Avehue Thompson Street LakeRoad Rosewood Drive • Bus 14 at in new fall tones. Emerald. George. Gerald. Hany. Woodland Street at Country Club Heyes. John. Leona, Netll. Olive. Ppn- Brandy Hill. Hatch Hill. Pinevlew. Deepwood. Minam, Harriet. Qver- Mark Qlson, Cainy South (267-2721 Mam Moniduk * Phoeoix I |2 7 5 ) Peach Trw Road Bus T at East Lake Shore Trail - Bus 19, at Ledgewood O'nve - Bus . 2 ^ at • Hebron Avenue. School 34 Road field.'Skinner, Weppingwood. Baker. Maxwell, LynwoQd. Sycamore. Trip 2 — C e n l e f brook, Kenwood. Ferwood. River­ Valerie Vernon i332) Pmewood R verside Sunset Overidok Road and Founders Road Diamond Lake Road ^ * •' Sunset Drive Russet Road • Bus 11 Trip 2 - M i d d l e THE NRmE TO REmEmBER Werner. Windsorvllle. Starts at 7 IS. S l^ s at Rt. 63 and Tunn'ei (49), Indian. Deckeral Road ! ' ■ side. Sunset Dobson (21-110) Pennywise Lane Bus 37 at Chest­ '■ • School Loveland ^ilt. Rt o3 and Verrron Discovery: Mam St nut Hill Road Trip 3 —Sykes Gardens. Rt. 83 A Nutmeg Village, Rt. Starts al 7 15 Stops al Maxwell Bus 7 Trip 4. —t.akc Sired Piigard Lane Bus 6T at Cider Mill Stans at 7:25. Stops at Martine 8 *83 and Sherwood Arms, Qld Town A Trip 2 —Sykes ' Dove. Bolton A Bread and Milk, 462 Road Crest, Merline 8 Huntington, Merline Starts at 7:35. Stops at Regan A T r i p 2 — M i d d l e trip 1 -RHS ' 'Staris^ai 8 10 a rn Slops at Acorh Mary, Regan A Country. Regan and Wilson. Windsor A Terrace. Burke A Bolton, 616 Bolton, 636 Bolton, 664 Pippm Drive Bus 6T at Russel I A Discovery. Berger. Windsor A Windemere. Starts at 7:25 Stops at Baker A Boltqn. Bolton A Vlbldwood, 711 A Allison' TayiOr A Lorrame. Jdylor A Range Hill. Regan A Center, Rf* 83 Bamforth, 633 Bolton. Cubles A •School Starts at 6 $0 Stops at Campbell Ham,lion Taylor A Pmewood Taylor Road ^ bRESS SHOP All students Irom Castlewood. Bolton. Rosedale Beach. Lynwood A ■r-gtiway Ga'age Phoen-i,.A Plank Lane Bus 4 at Hebron' and Lovelanb Hill. Rt 83 and Vernon BeecKwogd. Hatch Hill A Dockeral, A Elm H)li Taylor A Havim Crest. Discovery. Duncaster, Forest- . Sunningdale. 63 Cubles, Hatch Hill A Starts at 7 20 Slops at West- A iampbe" Rnoen.x A Mdpie. Warrer' Avenue view, Hillside Manor. Hilltop, Hun­ Gardens. Rt. 83 and Nutmeg Village. Trip 3 -Sykes Scho^ Hatch Hill A Brandy Hill. Bolton A lr$- i M d Lakeview. 211 Brandy Hill. 201 Bran­ Grand. West Mam A River. West Mam . Mapie Warren A Fffdenci' Tunnel Pond Circle Bus 32 at Hebron Old Town A Wilson. Old Town and Rt. dian Trail, Bolton A Bread and Milk. tington. Irene (lt2-211). Quarry. dy Hill. 185 Brandy Hill, Bolton A A Qrchard West Mam A Ward A W arren Avenue 83. Windsor A Terrace. . Starts at 7 40 Slops at West A Bolton A Pinevjew. Bolton A See page I t at PtccaiWfcj S(|uau Merline (28-172), Seneca. Reiervoir. Bolton A Pmeview Al) students from Grand, HigKland. All students I'om Warren Mapie Pran Street Bus 20 All.sTudents from Carol. Peterson.. South A'Glenstone. South Cemetery. Center A Troutstream. Hush Puppies’ All students from Beverly. Baker. Qrchard (22-41). Parkwesf, River Bircn Freoeric* Pnuen,* il04) ^ ■ ■ b r a n d Christopher. Country, tm ily. Legion, A Al|)ert. South A Janet. Evergreen A Center A Robih, Center A Vernon Princeton Lane Bus 27 a m Bus 14 R o u lf S.f, T ak'u m ille. ( I Bolton. Brandy Hill. Cubles. Indian, Mornson Regan.' Spring. Village, Tanfcernooson Campbell Dobson Loveland. Mary. Pearl. Range Hill. Oxbow(N). Evergreen A Meadowlark. Summit . ; p m at Wesleyan Road and Cam­ SOCCER PLAYERS T rip 3 •—C en te r Trail. Juniper. Lakeview. Lynwood, i w ird (7-11). West (46-100). *West i2-8) Regan. TalcottviNe (655-695). Rt 30 A Vernon Ave.. 1074 Hartford All students from iBette. Bolton. An alternate energy sv$tem bridge Drive b a c k to sch ool valu e Mon., Tu«i., Wed, 10-5;30 Thurs.. Frt. 10-9 Maxwell. Pmeview. Wilr^wood. I Mam (122-224) Prospect Street Bus 16 at Hams Road Terrace, Wilson Turnpike. Rt 30 A Mt. Vernon. Rt. 30 Cemetery. Brar^if jHill. Center. Trip 2 —Middle under development includes SCORE HIGH*WITH, A Steeping Giant Si. Bernard’s and Sf. Street Starts at 7.40, Slops al South & Crestridge. Deerfield.j Dockerql, In­ Trip 3 — S y k c R a heating unit powere.d Mom Hush Puppies' are the value answer S.t. 91^0-5:30 Tel. 643-9016 All Students Bamlorth. Bancroft. Sc-liool Purtiit Street Bus 37 at Matson Hill Bancroft. South & Knollwood, South dian Trail. Jonalhj'an. Juniper. Joseph’s primarily by the energy cre­ Road for your children's back-to-school shoes Trip 4 —Northeast Eastview. Evergreen. Glenstone. Kenneth. Lynwoold. Maxwell, School ’' & Alpert. South & Glenstone Starts at-7 15 Slops at Wesi Mam ated when water freezes. Qubrry Road Bus 17 Breathin' Brushed Pigskin* leather makes em AH students from Bancroft, School Grandview, Hartford Turnpike (754- PmevieJl. Robin Surnmil. Tamerak, Stans al 7 50. Slops at Centa/ 12361. Hillcrest. Inlarftl, Knollwood. • Starts al 7'40 Slops at Dart Hill A A Vernon VernOfi A BfOOh'vn V»«r. Oumcey Road Bus 7 at Neipsic Glenstone. Grandview. Hillcresti durable. Ready to toke it Cleonable MeadOwlark. Mt. Vernon, Qisen, Road Knollwood. South Starts at 6:05 Stops at Ridgewood Randolph Onve Bus 19 al f^obm m U t B Lightwelghl. too, with steel shank A Eastview. Ridgewood A Alpert. Ver­ Peterson. Ridgewood. Valley View. Road support fa growing feet non A South. Tolland A Kingsbury. Vernon. West Ridgewood Road Bus 34T at Professional Soccer Shoes and cushioned comfort inside BACK TO Trip 4- —Skinner All students from Alpert. Eastview, Trip 4 —Northeast Overlook Road ano*Sianciitf Road Plus kid-pleasing style Kingsbury. Ridgewood. South (146- Ripley Road Bus 7 at Academy Road 163). Vernon (120-169) ' Starts at 8:05 Stops at Grand A A Pleasing ansyver BACK-TO-SCHOOL School ' SCHOOL Starts at 8 Slops at Brooklyn & All studenis Irom BeM^ue, Burke. Morrison, Grand A Pillsbury. Grand A *Risley Road Bus 16 ai Community under S25 f, Vernon (on Brooklyn), 79 Brooklyn. Carol. ChamberlainA Franklin, Vernon Hall 2 Brooklyn & Court. Loveland. Qld Town.Nprogreas, All'students from Grand, High. Robin Road Bus 19 All students from Brooklyn. Ham­ V. Rolling Mills Drive Bus 7 at Neipsic $ 2 2 0 0 WITH AUTISTIC mond. High (13-60) SALE Road Russel Road Bus 6T > . A l Bus 2 Salmon Brook Drive Bus 20 V ,. / HAIR DESIGHS Shady Hill Lane Bus 18 ■■ . ' '(V Trip 1 -RHS BQYS AND GIRLS Shailowbrook Lane Bus 29 I " ». Shelley Lane Bus 16 al Prospect ■ F v k Starts at ^;55 *Siopa at Tunnel A CQRDURQY JEANS Street ahg Hams Street Rollihgview PLUS Sherman Road Bus 36 at Stevens 20% OFF Lane All studanta Irom Echoridge. Echo, Shipman Drive Bus 37 at Sunset Drive 1981 Wilton Yearbook Sizes for Boys and Preps Shoddy Mill Road Bus 12 • i TKCWLCobToirOTO BACK TO SCHOOL Slater Road Bus 35 at Hebfon ■SAVE of Cake Decorating Girls 7-14 Avenue Somerset Road Bus 32 at Bell Unisex SPECIALS Street tM * AVAILABLE Sprmg Street Bus at Mam Street or •NY Barher/Styling Salo WINTER QUTERWEAR . Bantle Road * soeca NOW! Sprmg Street - Extension Bus 27 StNf a m Bus 14 p at GnSwoid Street I > -«r PIUMHUE j 968 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Stancliff Road Bus 3AT at Overlook • BODY PERMS (NEAR ARTHUR DRUG) Road Stanley Drive Bus 5 I Expires Sept. 15 J -Stevens Cane Bus 36 at.Talcott PRECISION CUTS Road* or Morgan Drive' Stockade Road Bus 3T at Mam flASU Street Mitre Shoes from 19** to *88** Stoneposi Road Bus 34T at Olde •Wood Road Stoney Brook Drive Bus 4 at Hebron Avenue Complete lino of Strickland Street Bus 4 A SOOD HAIBCUT OB EVEN A BESHAPING Suikey Lane Bus 19 at Robin Road Soccer Balls Sunnyslope Drive Bus 7 al Neipsic Nutmeg/Chestnut Nutrheg/Chestnut Road and » CAN MAKE YOUB BACK TO SCHOOL LOOK Sunset Drive Bus 37 ' Surrey Lane Bus 19 at Olde Stage ^ Accessories * ■ Road and Robin Road or Carnage Soccer Balls from lSlf*-65 Drive and Robin Road ^ Sycamore Street Bus 7 at Hebron y S = Avenue across Irom House Street Talcoti Road Bus 36 at Sherman ^ Rdad ^ Dowi[itown Main St. • Manchester Tall Timbers Road Bus 30T Free Delivery.* Easy Terms Tanglewood Drive Bus 5 at Stanley •ive OPEN 6 DAYS • THURS. TILL 9:00 PM. Tara Drivd Bus 4 at Hebron [BUBHSIDe 4 > t.. EAST HXBTrOBD (jMiSmiWTt 52B -14W Avenue I'

    I i - EVK.MNG HKRALD. Wed , ftugusi 20-1980 . \ Vernoii school bus routes. ('.onliimvd from' Laurel Prospect Street .lirehouse. All students Irom Berkley. Box Echo and Gardner. Box Mouniain Oner Road. Hatch Hilt and Brandy Cemetery. 63 Bamforth. West Main All students from Country. Emily, Prospect A Gaynor Mouniain. Brent. Diane. Foster. 'I’ r i p 3 — (denier i and Lake and Box Mountain and Hill. Bollon and Indian Trail ^and and Vernon. West Main and Vernon. Heidi. Legion (40-104). Range Hill! page 13 AM students from Cherry. Ray­ Hemlock. Jan. Lake (200). Michael. Road Q uarry South end Bancroft West Mam and Ward and West Main Regan (113-213) and Wilson mond Prospect |0-38| (3aynor. Richard: Rosewood. Russell. Scott. All students from Box Mountain, All students Irom Anchorage, Ban­ and Orchard. Mouniifn Lawrence Pleasant Cot­ Tunnel |4l8-442). Vine Starts al 45 Stops at Route 30 ngg. Echo (142 and up). Gardner. ■ croft, Bolton. Brandy HIH. All students Irom Bamforth. All »lu(J#nt5 ff0.rt> Eln Htll HaMI f tage School Brooklyn High! 13-69) and Meadowlark. Evergreen and Echoridge. Talfwood and Cublea.Grier. India. Juniper Boxwood. Hartford Turnpike (754) Bus 19 Hayim ironwood • Kelly Kenwood Grove (22-4t| Laurel. Spruce Meadowlark. Evergreeri and Temple Wiilowstream Lynwood. Mark, Olson. Pineview and Ward (7-11) and West Main. Main Moniaun Phoeni* (275) Trip 3 —Center and Evergreen and Oxbpw (N). Valerie. Trip 1 —St. Her. Pmewood Welles T r i p 2 —.Middle Road All students from Evelgreen, Hart­ ford Turnpike (865), Meadowlark. B u8 15 T ri p 3 —i'Maple nards and St. V, B u s a ( f t ^Sehnol t Starts at 7 45 Stops at Tracy A Oxbow. Inland • Trip 2 —Elementary Street J Josephs Starts at 7 15 Stops at Prospect A West (on Tracyk Tracy & Kenrtelh. Trip t -R H S Trip I -KHS Starts at 6. Stops al 291 Talcdttville Lawrence 'Prospect A Chestnut Tracy A Cindy. .Center A Robin Starts at 8 Route 83 and Loveland Starts at 7 25 Stops at Merllne.and Starts at 7. Stops el Tunnel and Road, 219 Talcottviiie Road. .Starts at 6 55 Stops at Poute 30 & Prospect A Elm Talcolt A Ellmglon. (kindergarten only) < Trip 4 —Lake Street Hill (S). Route 83 and Loveland Hill Discovery, Merlme and Crest, Regan Wiilowstream. Tunnel and Valley Pleasantview and Overbrook. River­ Sunnyvtfw Vernon A McLe.an* Ver- Taicott A Orchard. Union A Rheel All students from Cindy. Kenneth (N). Route 63 and Vernon Gardens, and Range Hill. Regan and Country. ' Starts at 6. Stops al 56 Rainbow, Falla. Tunnel andN^stelle and Route side and Kenwood. Route 83 and ' ion A Brooklyn Vernon A W Mam All students from Chestnut. Cot (42 and up). Tracy (38 and up). West Route 83 and Nutmeg Village. Route West and Grand. South and West. Rainbow and Bnarwood. Boulder- 30 and Cold Spring (E). Allan. Route 63 and Wilshire. Merime ^11 students from Lmden Vernon tage Davs Eim Gaynor Grant (1.49-226). Crestridge (kindergarten 83 and Sherwood Arms. Windsor add South and Glenstone. South and crest and Rainbow and Bouldercreat All students from. Coldspring, and Howard. Merllne and Oakmoor (30-87) Thomas Grjnd it9-47) Harlow .Lawrence, Mountain. N only). Summit (kindergarten only) Terrace (E).-Burke and Berger and Janet. South and Bancroft. I^oute 30 and Risley Esielle, Vernon Center Heights, and Merllne and Vineta . McLean Pillsbury High (7^-l56l Park Orchard (67-95). Pleasant Cafol‘-and Robert. and High Manor. Route 30 and All students from Bouldercreat, Kanter, Troulstream (113 and up). All students from Vineta, Wilshire. AMERICA’S RESTAURANTS Harrynond Sunnyview W Mam (92- Pfosoect (10-57) School. Talcolt All students from ..oveland; Sleeping Giant. Grove and White, Bnarwood, Rainbow and R|sley (67 Susan. Hartford Turnpike (569-679), Fernwood. Riverside, Overbrook. tlOl Hartford Turnpike (753-801) Trip 4 '—Skinner Valley Falls, Origgs. Wiilowstream. Berger, Talcottviiie. Burke. Carol. East Mam and Snipsic and East Main Trip-3 —Sykes ' and up) Talcottviiie. (219-291), Oakmoor. Robert. Terrace lt,-25). Windsor (54- and Ann Road Tallwood. Risley. Bouldercreaf, Rain­ Allan. Howard. Merllne (?02-356). T r i p 2 -M id d le 92) Starts at 7 35 Slops at Tunnel A bow and Brfarwood. Starts at 8 05 Slops at Vernon A { Scho(fl. . W iilow stream Tunr>el A Echo. Tunnel Bus 14 McLean. Vernon A Lmden. Vernon A Trip 2 —1M a p I e A Russell Lake A'Berkley. Lake A Bus 17 . Starts 7 tS ^tops at Regan A West Mam. Union A Ward. Union A Bus 18 -■ Richard Lake A Box Mountain Trip 1 .—RHS Trip 2 —Middle Street Chnstopher| Reagan A Country O rchard DINING HISTORIC All students from Berkley, do* Trip 1 —Middle Regan A Range HiU Me'lme A -All students from High (61 A up). Starts at 6:55 Slops at Evergreen Starts at 7:20 Stops at Tunnel and Trip 1 —St Ber- , -Starts at 8 15. Stops at Grand and Mountain Bouidefcresl. Butternut. ✓ Oakrpoor Merime A Vmeia Merlme Linden Place. McLean. Prospect and Meadowlark, Evergreen and Wiilowstream end Tunnel and Echo. Starts al 7:10. Stops al Tunnel and Rau, Grand and Trumbull. Regan and Diane Echo Echondge. Foster. nards & St. Josephs A Irend j (146). Union. Vernon (2941). W Main Oxbow (N). South and Janel and All students from Bouldercreat, Esielle. Tunnel and Valley Falls. Legion. Regan and Christopher and Gardner Jan Hemlock. Uake. All studehts irom Christopher South and West. ^ I * Echo. Echondge. Gardner. Hanson. Warren and Frederic (E), Warren and Starts at 7:30.Slops at Tuqnel and Regan and Mary. Michael Rainbow Richard. Risley. All students from Evergreen Rainbow. Tallwood. Wayne. Maple. Phoenix and Warren. Phoenix IN Country Emijy Heidi Howard Irene Estelle. Tunnel and Wiilowstream. All students from Christopher. MALL Rosewood Russell Scott. Taitwood. o U 8 13 i6'90i Marjdrie Meriine i220'327i Glanstone (72-100). Hlllcrest (66-83), Willdwstream and Tunnel (354). and Maple, Phoenix and Campbell. Echo and Gardner. Tunnel and Sedtt. Highland. Legion (31-34), Rary. BOSTON’S tunnel. Wayne Wiilowstream Oakmoof Range Regan it43i Oxbow. Knollwood. Meadowlark, Dobson and Carr^beM and Xzjnnel end Lake. Phoenix and Mon­ Morrison. Rau, Reagan (3-82). Vineta Walker Trip 4 —Lake Street Trip 1 ^-RHS Janet! Temple, Valerie and Daryl Washington and Chlifeh. tauk. Route &3 and Dobson. Route 83 (1 4 4-155) Trip 3 —Center All students from Campbell. Starts 8t 6 55 Stops at Phoenix and Thrall, 327 Talcotville Roatf. Trip 3 —tie filer Starts at 6 10 Stops at 126 Mon- Estelle, Frederic, Kanier. Maple, and Ironwood. Taylor and Elm Hill, - Road Skinner and Barbara. Skinner and Bus 2 0 Phoenix. (25-132), Susan. m m m m m m m m m Road tauK Phoenix A Montauk. Phoenix A Taylor and Hamilton. Taylor and Edith and Skinner and Emerald. Hubiard Phoenix A Jeff. Lake A Trip 2 -Middle StArts at 7:40. Stops at Union and Tankerhposen. Tunnel (49). Valley Trip 1 —Cheney Lorraine Weli8s and Acorn. Main I Regma. Lake A Montauk. Lake A - Orchard and Union and Ward Falla. Warren and Washington. Starts at 7;30 Stops at Mam A Elm and Elm Hill(a m.)and Route 63 and Starts at 7 IS-Stops at Union and Hill -80 Washington ’37 BritoA 2 -Maple Teeh ^ \ DdsIoii's restored .ind lni.s- f 6 tablespoons chopped shallots 1 )))i))))te, Drah) a))d drop i))to Welles (p.m ) Prospect. Union and Ward and Ward All students from Becker. Orchard. Trip Washington , Washington A Church. All students from Blue Ridge. All students from Main, Talcottviiie. and Prospect All students from (5ak. Union. Village and Ward (17-40). Starts at 7.10 Stops al Tunnel gnd ^ (ling Faneiiil Hall Markcl- 1 cqp dry vermouth or Reisling cold watc)-, the)) drai)) well b e ­ Campbell A Phoeni* Phoeni* A Briton. Hubiard. Ironwood. JeK.-Lake Trip 2 —Center Street Welles, Harti. Taylor, Ironwood. Prospect (104-152), Thompson. eder. Route 30 and Meadowlark.. 3 place, wliere more than 100 or combination of both fore using. Maple Wa.’ren A Maple. Warren A (37-99). Midland. Montauk. Regma Hamijlon, Elm Hill, Pmewood. Hayim Union.Ward (22-40). Road Starts at 6.10 Slops at Old Town Nhrheast School. Union and West. 1/2 onion, sliced PredenCaiEi Tunnel A Valley Paili Trip 4 —Northeast shops and reslaoraiits hcekon and Phoenix (313) and Wilson. 201 Regan Road. Regan W ndsor and Cai^l. Route 83 and Hawaiian D))essing: Co)nhi)ie 1/3 2 Tunnel tsteiie 3t TLnnel Bus 11 Starts at 7:35. Stops at 754 Hart­ and Range Hill. Regan and Country Dart Hill. Route 30 and Dobson and 1 chicken bouillon cube, 2 Trip 3 —Sykes 'Starts at-6., Slops al Route 30 and ‘ eiillcim’ly. two eating cst.ll)- cup oil, 1/4 c))p reserved syr))p All students from Church Elm Hill ford l^urnpike. Boxwood and Belicki's Route 30 and High Manor. and Heidi and Legion. Route 63 and Wetter crushed Predenc Kanter Mam m Talcottviiie Trip 1 —RHS Starts at 7:35. Stops al Tunnel and lisinnents. Tin- l.-ondtnark Inn fro))) pi))eapple, 3 tahlcspoo))si Trip 2 —Middle 1074 Hartford Turnpike. Route 30 11 bay leaf M a p ie P m a c ie S u s a n Estelle, Tunnel and Valley Falls. (three restaurants in one) and (,'y- tarrago)) flavor wi))c vi))cgarj 2 Starts at 7 Stops at East A Tolland. and Mt Vernon and Route 30 and Tankerhoosen. Tunnel War[en. Starts at 7 20. Slops at Main end Warrin and Frederic. Warren and 1/2 cup heavy cream t East Mam A Snipsic. Prospect 8 Vernon Pizza. hele's have made their .special tablcspdajs soy sauce. 1 tahh-snoo)) . W ashington ^ Elm Hill (a m ). Route 63 and Welles Maple, Maple and Phoenix, I )nraium carrot, cut into match Ellington Washington and Church and Lake All students from Hartford Turn­ jnark. Tl)0)igh' menus and )nnbi- each )nii\ce(r)0))io)). chopped dill All students from East. Talcolt (0- (pm ). Taylor and Lorraine. Ta)iK)r stick strips, blanchec^in Trip 4 —\ernon and Pmewood. Taylor and Haylln. and Rollingview pike. High Manor. Mt Vernon pickle add Dijo)) ))))).star(l, 1 tea- 55) Prospect (46-91). N Park. enee dillCr, the two share ao'im.ig- All students from Birch.Cgrch. boiling water for 3 minutes Elementary MmteMJurn E Mam. SnipsiC. Chest­ Phoenix and Ironwood. Phoenix and • in.itisc, ionovative way with food. spoo)) ^ ejj) chopped parsley a))d Hubiard. Phoenix and Lake. Lake and Estelle. Frederic. Maple. Midland, Bus 16 P O IN T Lawrence. Mountain. Pleasant. Mo))lto))-is served with exquisite - Turn pi))capple )))ixture into large Apartm ents power to dure the ’ F it tMU) P l.m shoes should have. 11b. frozen North Atlantic Cod Prospect M-l5i - atte))tio)i to the surallest detail. 1/2 lb. fresh snow peas* chilled howl. Bqat flulfy, ))si))g Trip ■ -4 —Skinner Bus 12 leather, smart styling, sturdy \'egetables ;(re crisp a))d te))der, 1 (1 lb. 4 oz) can pineapple electric mixer o f rotary heater. AUDIO^PIONEERED API Speakers Quickly fold i)) egg whites, a))d Road construction. Start school right - seafood cooked only u))til opaque chunks Trip 1 -R H S With heavy duty^woofer 6 * FLARE D O M E — a))d tboe's a show-stopping va­ 1 cup thinly sliced radishes rctuH) to pa)). Freeze fir)n. Makes Starts at 8 05 Stops at School A with Buster Brown. . . at very / Collage School A Park Park A Starts at 7 Slops at Tunnel A Lake. T W E E T E R for (lean sound from any riety o f‘desserts. 1 cup thinly sliced fresh about 7 cups sorbet. Prospect Prospect A Elm. Prospect Lake A Berkley. Lake^ Box Mpun- spuTce in clu d in g the reasonable prices. / mushrooms U tarn • -A typici)! spectacular gra))d fi- A Ward. Wmdsorviiie A Penfieid fo / 1 cu^ 1/4-inch strips red sweet All students from Chestnut. Cot­ .All students Rom Tunnel (452^-494). ))alc )is tl)c Pi))eapple S« irl Souf- n tage Ellington Elm N Park. Park Rosewood. Box Mountain. Berkley. BSR 255S ^ Belt driven turntable complete ppppers •F. Hc, spiralled with ribbo))s of Coi))- Park Place Peniieid Prospect i40- Richard. Lake (162-427) with cartridge. 1 cup fresh bean sprouts 63l School Thompson Wmdsorviiie trea))-fla\orcd raspberry sauce. Hawaiian Dressing Trip 2 -Middle Right lU'xt lo thf floii I r nit/rT t mul in\l ti('ro\s tin tnni Inwi Jihiorw I till Zi)nnm §1)ot 0I)O)t Another light a))d lovely "sweet" Shredded iceberg lettuce Bus 10 » School is Chet Burkes exciti))g, tihgly Hall i.s Thom}isiin\ liinil lor ii lumhl. to tt."0 'h Starts ai 6 55 Stops at Grove A B'Cbard Lake A Box Mpuniam- ORIG. LIST S S lS .tS Cut semi-froze)) blocks into 1" tjigs, pnmitiir anliqn ' ti’.d fi I oih I tini t'/ u ‘ // ijM (/ ( . k:u- G refresher during lunchco)) or cubes- Season with salt, pepper G “Trim Fashlonn^’^ O ^ '^ U M iT iD o m a dinner. * “ ^ ulcmili. 1 259” .and -vrap tightly in foil. Place 4 Bet)H)se the .North .Atlantic fish- package, in boiling water. Cook I i))g grounds are wiithi)) cO))nnut- for 25 rni))utes, turning package tlu> viii.ii^rcltc. A(i(l uliu-' .iiul Turn umlraincfi pnit,q)plt into 2 FIIVANCING. LAYAWAY, TRADE-INS i))g distance ol both resta))rant amee. Urrwrap a))d drain. Cool. ('aprrs, to.ss and ii lrimT.itc Mired (jn.irt saiK'up.ni. stir in 1 1 tup kitehtils, Iresh fish is featured on .Remove strings fro)n snow peas. •about 3'-l bead d] litluec into sug.ir (.Ook easily 'Drop pcas*nto boiling water and boil 2 minu|tes. Drain and drop very fine strips (as lor vole j.l i\y 15 miniitu.s. stirring nitun. until corduroy a))d snteessfully substitute froze)) into cold water to retain crispness Sprinkle with 11 enp \in.iiiiiette syrup i.s rudwud to .iljnn* 1 t.dilu- fish — if V O )) follow thesi* tested and color. Drain again. Turn pine­ and arram»e on plattej- le.iviim spoon Ihinovu Irom lir.it .md FortheHard-lo-Fit • N'O-TH.AW' recipes. apple int(5 wire strainer and drai)) middle ()i plattij:.jJt:^iM to 8 servings pl.iuu uliiti'N in kif_r niivi r bowl Sizes nationally advertised at $48 bean sproiits in large bowl. Cover and uilks in top ot doubk- lioilui 8'/. to 16'/. 2 lbs. frozen North Atlantic . and chill. Prepare Hawaiian Poaching Litpiid bu.it ugg Nolkv lightK ..111(1 a(Kl Buster Brown wants m f f-M. Cod fillets Dressing. At serving time, toss , 1 cup white wine milk. Set OUT iuiiliijg w.itur'.m^l dressing up to be fun I or 2 large heads California salad tnixture gently with dressing 1 cup water ' ^ 'cook, stii.ring uoiisl.mlK. 5U() minntus. until mixtiiru tliiikuiiN 100% Shetland wool iceberg Ictt))ce and serve on chillea bed of lettuce. Pincli thyme for kids. Here are just Salt .Makes 6 servings. Juice‘from 1/2 lemon sligbtK. Ituinnu’ liom liu.tt .md sweaters . . . ‘.tir ill gul.itiii mixture to dissoKf two ways to tiave fun off while, oatmeal, Pepper •Or, use 1 (6 oz.) package frozen 1/2 onion, sliced both very fitting and Thyme snow peas. Pour boiling' water I bav leaf •Add piiit appK' .md or.mgu luiuuui heather grey and blue , 1/4 cup unsalted butter over froze)) peas and let sla)')d MiV«>.\cJl. (Till until inixturu l)u- fashion-right. navy, red, vKi IM.iee al iimredicjits in saucepan. giiis lo tliiLkun. bu.it ugg wbituN hunter green, yellow, Simmer 10 minutes. v ith s.Jt .m’d Lru.ini ol t.trt.iT to nationally advertisei soft peaks (iriuln.illy bunt iii'ru price $18. ' \inaigreUc m.iiniijig-!l 2 ( up sug.ir. i ontinumg opr price $13.99 , 1 3 cup lemon juice to beat to .i still muruigm Told COD SALAD PIPERADE 1 teaspoon DijoiTTmistard .ibout ) -I the mi\tun‘ into tliu 1/4 teaspoon oreginio piiiu.ipplu uust.ird then gr.ulu.dl> 2 2 lbs. frozen North Atluntic i/4 teaspoon salt lold in ri'jiuuidui. Suuiru .i 2-i»u l! 2 M S E f Cod fillets 1^8 teaspoon pepper -uoll.o ol w.ixud p.ipur or foil 1 head^Culifomia iceberg 2 cloves garlic, minced ‘ .iroumt top ot .i J-qii.ut souilk' lettuce • , 1-1/4 cup olive or salad oil di«!i i6 1 2 inuhts m di.imutui.' * Poaching Liquid ;M '2 im 1m s di ( p with .i rubbr: N'inuigrette (iomhine all itigredients est ept oil hand. l..i\ur soulllu .md 1 2 uup 2 large green peppery in l)G\vl, .Add oil slowlv. w’.bisking’ b.ispbun s S.mu in pn p.irrd dish. 2 large .red peppers fonstairtlx nulil slightly thitknied Swirl together with spoon ( lull 1/2 cup Mediterranean olives, and smooth. firm. Decor.itu with dminud pine pitted and halved .ipph' sliuus. rosultis of wlujiptd 0 2 to 4 tablespoons capers PINEAPPLE SW IRL 0 Buster Brow|i, uruam .md mint lu.iu-.s Ser^e w ith SOUEFLE We specialize lor the , AHow Cod to stand timvrappcd remaining sauce M.ikes 1() ser\ hard-to-fIt girl who has for about 20 minutes. Core let­ I (1 II). 4 oz.) can crushed ings. a weight or proportion tuce, rinse and drain thoroughly. pineapple proO lerh. Cut semi-frozen fish into [" cubes. 3/4 cup sugar Haspberrs Sauce: Turn tonteiits Cook ih poaching liquid for 8 to 10 1 envelope plus 3/4 teaspoon* of a lO-o/. j).ick.ige of fro/efi i.isp SpedtHxtng ExciuMvefy in iniimtcs or’until fish turns opaque uiiflavored gelatin berries-in-syrup into a sin.ill s.ul.c Slandertiing plue-^ ItsMont and flakes easil) when tested with 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel nan. and heat gentK'. ]Ust until hr'' a fork. Drain ahd reserve; poach­ '1/3 cup lemon juice • nerrios .ue th.iweil. Turn into wire ing liquid for anotlter use. While 6 large eggs strainer..md slr.iiii. pressing with still warm, sprinkle fish with about 1-1/2 cups milk back of spoon to get .js iiHieli pulp 1 cup of the vinaigrette and chill. 1/4 cup orange flavored li<|ueur .IS posMhIe..Stir in M 1 te.ispooiis Split peppers and remove seeds. 1/4 teaspoon salt eonisveh. bring to .i boil, stirring. Place under broiler, cut side down, 1/4 tcuspqun cream of tartar ,\d(l 1 3 eup red cnrr.mt jelK VERNON . until skin is charreVl black. Plunge Raspberry Sauce .md lieat iinlil'ijellv melts .md mi\- VERNON CIRCLE papers into cold water and slip Canned pineapple slices, , Jure is siuootlqbemo\e from he.it off s^in. Cut peppers into juilienne . . whipped cream and mint ^ Mnd-elhll beftav using. M.ikes 1 strips and sprinkle with \/4 cup of leaves for decoration cup saiiec', | BLOOMFIELD 649-4430 AVON 806 PARK AVE. RTE« BLOOMFIELD CALDpR 643-9802 "expect 20% to 50% off department store prices" Named j_.or a .. ,pleasure-loving______g, Greek_ Goddess. Cyhele"$ is a tiny (30 seat) dining . . a hideaway from the vibrant pulsing sights and sounih — arul the many beguiling aromas^ ’ Of the______always, ____ bUstj„ . marketplace...... ,___ SrtOPPINO PLAZA PLAZA WESTNUTFOID C0IBMSG0RN1R9 ROCKY HIU VERNOH Tucked downstairs ,i, iht Suuth Moiket hutldtng, iFs a place to hold fiend;, sip wine arid dine happily on 242-9277 foods prepared in the new fight manner. 678-0080 M aM ricNKi [ U T U l - 1 4 StUKMKKWY. R o i v n . WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER ifr.LN iinairs . K IT T IM l' ITMTUKCTMId-lll i n t M u « . i M : (TP.MUTFUKIUU ([UTiqiUMCUMi UT.IM S lU S DEANE HWV.-, WETHERSFIELD Route 83 Piccadilly Square H i II S eaiHL-uT.iM . VttH-UT.ll-i; M.I2-S SHU ITS S K i r s 529-0431 Open DAILY 9:30 - 5:30 THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. V I ' \h K\ KM.NC; HKRALL). Wed . August 20. Crab Neptune Why the food fads^ EVENING\HERALD, Wpd., August 20. 1980 - 17 A tfiab salad with special lettuce leaves; mound Experts estimate that believing that anything is at the health-food store, Super ‘Specialty foods^ are not just chocolate-co>ered ants Neptune dressing makes a romaine in center. Arrange Americans spend milllDns worth a try. many . food faddists may / quick weekend meal It's all in gredients except of dollars annually on "Moreover, millions of not have the money left for Market and Cocoa Butter Lotion, the incorrect proofs w ill be Refund o f the (lay Clip out this file and keep Offers may not be especially good as a bruach, .'pressing on lettuce. Serve “ health" foods, dietary people appear to be basing a pound ol ha'mburger or a Hershey’s G i^ Bar. Send Pounder more candy plus a register receipt and sent to the correct refund W rite to the fol^wing ad­ it with similar cash-off available in all areas of the lor guests on a wai'm day. ■supplements and other their important health pint of milk. the requirejYrefund form value " from 1-pound wrth Neptune dressing. Shopper J netweight statement from form along with the dress to receive*the form coupons —„ beverage re­ country. Allow 10 weeks to Kor an extra touch.serve products of nutritional fad- decisions on the idea that plus Universal Product This kitchen Rested recipe .Ordinary people don't Pond's Cream hnd Cocoa original proofs so that they required by this refund fund offers with, beverage receive each refund. packages of M and M's with a bi'ttle of dry white dism. since there are individual Codes from any two ‘z- makes 4 servings. deserv’d all the blame for Butter Tropical Bath can reapply. In addition, offer of up to $5: Dixie- coupons, for example. B R A C H ’S Refund, I’ lain or Peanut Chocolate wine, hot homemade Most of these' items cost differences in people, there $ 1 pound Hershey's Giant the proliferation of food Beads. No refund form is the thoughtful people at Kipton Cash Refund Offer, Start collecting the ne^ed Send the required refund biscuits and a bowl of the 'Neptune DresHing a great deal of money. Kew is a chance that almost any Bars. Expires Dec. 31 tads. Much of the respon­ required. Ponds w ill include a 50- proofs of purchase while Candies, bend two prools ol do any practical good for treatment may be P.O. Box 816, Young fqrm plus two empty bags 1980. sea.son s freshest fruits Combine 1 clove minced sibility belongs to the By MARTIN SLOAINE Beth Allen, director of purchase lor 75 cents, lour the human body. ” cent bonus coupon for America, Minn. 55399. This looking for the required re­ from any Brach’s candies ( rail Nepliine ^alad garlic. 1 tablespoon each benelicial. In other words, The food industry calls M AND M'S POUNDER advertising specialists. consumer affairs for Pond’s Cream and Cocoa offer expires Dec. 31,1980, fund forms at the super- except the 30-cent size. 2 packages I fi to B ounces anchovy paste and lemon ' So why do so rtiany peo­ because it doesn't work lor Refund Offer. Receive a for $1.50. six for $2 50. eight Many of their claims about them "specialty foods." Chesebrough-Ponds, says Butter Lotion to help Clip ’n" file refunds marKet, in newspapers and Expires Septj 30, 1980. each trozen Alaska King juice. 2 Ublespoons each ple continue to swear by you doesn't mean it might refund of 75 cents to $5. the nutritional superiority Many supermarkets that those who have refunders complete the Soups, snurk foods, ean- magazines, and when HERSHEY'S Giant for $3.75 and 10 for $5. tarragon wine vinegar and them? not work for me." Send the required refund crab meat ol their clients’ products group them on a few out-of- applied for this offer with offer correctly. dy (File 3) Expires June 30. 1981. Philip L. White, director But will it really do you trading with friends. Giveaway. Rec^ivp a free form plus the words "The • Lettuce leaves . finely chopped chives or have been only partially , the-way shelves as a . of the American Medical any harfn to swallow some 2 cups torn, romaine let­ green onion, "^3 cup dairy verified. "gourmet section." T Association's Department bee. pollen nr a handful ot t tuce sour cream, ^3 cup mayon­ Since few shoppers con­ of Nutrition, cites six vitamins? YesI 1 large tomato, sliced naise, 3 tablespoons finely As you watch television, sider themselves reasons: the search for For one thing, con­ 1. ripe avocado, cut in chopped parsley, '* teas- listen to the radio or read gourmets, it's no wonder potin salt and dash pepjjer; therapeutic miracles: the suming tdo much ol a par­ eighths your newspaper or that specialty foods have PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR response to fear; the ticular vitajnfn or mineral I'z cups bean sprouts mix well. Garnish with magazine! reinember that seldom aroused ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE'STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS' search for the authority of may be as dangerous to Neptune dressing choppedr-parsley. This those food advertisements widespread interest. But rituals: the aspiration for your health as consuming • Thaw crab, separate into kitchen tested recip;p have been designed more that has been changing long lifg, “ super" health or too little. Come to Food M art’s Big Country Fair! pieces Line platter with makes lU cups ' for the manufacturers’ recently with the populari­ a “ high"; the search for For another, many peo­ w elfare than for yours'. ty of certain specialty “ truthi ' and the tendency ple incorrectly assume Examine kny claim with a products. to follow currently popular that popping some vitamin It*s A Big Jamboree 0£ Savings! healthy dose of skepticism. Take Perrier, for in­ 4 tAOir'cc cecer»Ti\/c ciiAinAV a i i o i i c t -i ? ruDniir^u CATiionAv trends. He believes the pills frees them from PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 stance. Years ago the few Bean loaf fare picnic climate is more conducive having to worry about DonTcompare the infor­ supermarkets that carried ; than ever today to food fad- eating balanced diets that- mation you obtain Irom a New York Style Deli! French bottled water put it U.S.D.A. CHOICE Kaling well lor less temperature after Spoon into well-greased minutes at room or grated cheese. Serve dism. include a variety ol foods tood taddist or an adveil- next to the chocolate- JACK 8 JILL FINEST DUALITY money brings out the removing from oven. 9-by-5-inch loaf pan. Level temperature after cold, thinly sliced, on “Some people act/6n the from the tour basic groups. tisement with that you can BEEF BONELESS 2 covered ants. Today, WALDBAUM creativity in any cook .As Serve hot with grated top. Bake at degrees removing from oven sandwich or salad plate. basis of specific reliefs, ' And considering the obtain irom a doctor or WIDE Perrier is elbowing Pepsi \ou probably know, beans Cheddar cheese, tomato for 1 hour. For easier ser­ Serve hot \tith- tomato This kitchen testpd recipe says White. “ Many more price tags on many items other health specialist. AMERICAN 2 make health decisions and Coke for shelf space. BOTTOM BOLOGNA .ire one of our least expen­ sauce, chili sauce or ving, let loaf stand 5 sauce, chili saule, mustard makes 8 servings. FRtSH, FRESH PRODUCE! CHEESE It wasn’t so long ago that SLICED TO ORDER sive sources of high-quality mustard. Serve cold, thinly (WHI-TE) the only mustards at the Pick from the largest selection of bulk protein sliced, on sandwich of supermarket were those fresh fruits & vegetables. ROUND The great variety of salad plate. This kitchen LB HURHV FINAL 2 WEEKS With This ViluaW * Coupon Wljh This VtliMbI* Coupon that could also be found at ' 2 LB beans makes them ideal tested recipe makes 8 ser­ KITCHEN FRESH TO COUPLET^ TOUR SETS' BEANCOfFEE-HJ.Ma the bail park. The Dijon lor ail types.,ol,dishes from vings. MIX-32-OZ.CONT. S A LA D QHICKEN Of TUNA C- ^nd other varieties began ROAST Lb *2.29 0 bean loaves to soups to NOTE; To serve out­ COLONIAL GLAZED appearing in the gourmet U S D A CHOICE salads These bean loaves doors. keep chilled in UPTON EIGHT C O O K E D H A M section. Now they can be BEEF BONELESS *1.49 0 travel well to picnics and original pan until serving $ 9 09 country fresh freinoship fouhd along the main aisles Rump Roast LB ^ m m may he eaten hot or cold. time. Unmold by running ADVtKTIUOm ITtM eouev: ■•ck .1 iM u ICED TEA O’CUKlK FARMER’S CHEESE II rt^ t« (ft •( o« btKii •'A AXC4HJH H<){ KINC. ItMMi On* Cauppn Ptf Tpmiir Umll One Cewpen Fsmify next to French's and *1.69 A ou 11 also find them a tas- spatula or knife around pMCf 'A ••c44 S l»

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    August 20. 1980 EVENING HEKALD. Wed . August 20. 1980 - 2;i Who Am I? Jai Alai Results TV has time News for senior citizens SarafiOi. 6coreboorcl fink 1 Ka I4.U 140 4M 4 t a ^ Rasa 17.N $.20 $.M 2 loini I.W 3.20 to offset Ron 1 m t iMiH 11.20 4N 4 I M r i 440 OAKLAND MONTBKAl. SANDIKGO PHILADKPHIA BOSTON 2 MMa lbs 1 $00 m i t t 2 7 I37 N LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - sroiM S ON TV i.as \,N«.i I Hs at) r h bi ) r h bi Nwala 41 $M M Farfacti 7-2 $7710 .lb r h 1)1 ab r h bi ab r b bi Buricsn ss 2 0 0 2 Jl^rtdrin If 3 1)3 Television station WCBB is looking WEDNESDAY Ia*[)»-s 2b 1 n 2 I I>rf'lore If 3 0 0 0 Monlnzlb 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 2 1 rcHacta 4-7 $I4I N IniKiJ 7 2-4 $S9SM. Picnic, gamies planned SUpletnlb 6 0 10 Murphy cf f>02 0 for a special brand of people. AUG. 20, 1080 Kuksi'II us 4 120 Whitrll 1 0 0 0 Mmphrvrf 4 1 2 I * McBride rf SI 20 Lynn cf S 0 0 0 Page dfi 3 00 1 Basketball Intacta 4-7-2 $1,074.00 LchUc (lakiT II I n n Scott 2b 2 110 SalaurSb 4 12 1 Tnllo2b f. I 2 ' Perezlb 4 2 3 lHealhph 1000 8 litaOia Itm 1510 410 3.40 The public station has offered dny 3 0 10 Maddox d 3 110 I V F O R T I X tivities so that we can in- may ne the time when the Fallot, Fallot. '742 742; Gus Frank,Kranit EVENING ___ (i.-irvev III 4 \ ;H) 3 0 0 0 \ .ilpntin rl 3 0 1! Slimace 3 0 11 i4('wa ss 4)32 4 02 1 legitimate presidential candidate stall our new partition powers to be make up their 2 0 0 0 Boone c 2 2 2 0 Ystrzrfislf * 6 22 1 Gn»s3b 1 U m Kepa 4.40 2.W 5 ba baa 4.40 Hi! Well we started 74|; tteatrice Mader. 741; 6;00 liHl/p 0 IMI 0 Croinri lb 4 0 2 1 Shirley p RIcedh 3 2 20 McKgySb 0 000 equal time to match the exposure the to 00 'rm.lrap 1 0 00 Kulhvenp 2 000 $ l»M Birtwfti S.OO tawta 14 $3140 doors and try to give the mind. This meeting 'vyill Sam Schors, 736; Helena 11' Kayaking < St.inhous|i 0(1 0 0 ( jrte rc Kvans rf 4 I 2 1 Armas rf 4 000 tWMta h i $41M registering for our popular Montl.iy rl 4 0 10 Parrish 3b 4 000 Toooft’ pn 1 000 GVkvchph 10 12 2 0 11 lawman c 4 12 0 Parlacta 8-1 $109.50 station gave Ronald Reagan by start at 10 a m. at the 7:30 0 0 0 0 MrGraw.p 0 0 0 0 MofImnSb PtrfMU 3-1 $125.70 Intacta 1-15 $42111 building a complete going Gavello, 728. m SportaCantar (iucrrorcl 4 0 10 Spt'iorss 3 02 0 1“;'-,*'’ I^werphini 00 0 0 (iSerrer SI 4 220 broadcasting one of his old movies. Wildwood trip this past Kergyjsn t 2 0 0 0 Officeph 0 0 0 a p ■“0 4 8 4- TolaLs J 7 If 7 IrilfcU 3-16 $720.M H?* over. Our office will be Manchester Community A reminder about our up 8:00 300100000-4 Hobson3b- 1 000 Cox2b 20 10 Monday morning and by Johnsln ph 0 II 0 0 l.cii p 2 0 0 0 Gonzalz ph 10 0 0 SOUTHKRN T1»0: 7 laaiiHi 7api 29 00 7 40 3 21 "Wanted: recognized presidential College. It mwbj be to your 11 Europaan Soccar 10 0 0 I hilndelphta OIU2020X-7 open for business as usual and coming Tag Sale Hatchr ph 1 0 OO Krvnian p Totals » 7 1 1 6 Totals 3&r.9 5 I k M h n t 9 00 t oo 900 |3 Iran Orcaraza I IJO 2J0 candidates," reads an ad squeezed y noontime on Tuesday we 0 0 0 0 Ik'l'ne 1A)B-San Diego 9. Phila- Albatross 64 (Sam best interest to make /Champlonahipt Yeageri 1 I 1,0 Si'M p Boston , 010200111-7 12^70 610 4.M aMl the only actiop will be scheduled for Saturday. llis'ten p 2 0 TaniarB ph 10 10 delphia 10 2B lk>one2. NcBride. Trillo. had two full buses and now / 9:00 0 0 Oakland / 001211000-5 -Harrison 18, Chuck Cohen 4 Pads Tirra 6.60 between requests for a poultry ■either one or both of the rhemas.lb 2 0 10 Ik'tVrqpr 0 0 0 0 Maddc'x. Ikiwa, (» Vukovieh. Stimac 3B OwMla 3-7 $7500 o'ur outdoor picnic. Sept. 13 W e -still need ‘ Soccar K — HeiKlerson. Burleson. Gross IfeNMta 71 $1310 have a waiting list for the Totals * 3 10^ Totals S 2 H 2 Salazar MR-Trilli*ifii SB-Mumphre; Murphv DP-Oaklandl LOB-BostonlS 18, Kevin Carriere 16), Partacta 7 3 $19971 specialist and a health worker in the I^egular action will start meetings. 10:00 PtrfacU 17 $310.10 some nice articles and you Ia‘> Angeles lUaD Oei 3 2.1. Smith Wmlield Bowa S-Rglhven OakfandB 2B-Gros8.Rice2. Perez HR Intacta 7 J 5 $ 70680 third bus and must fill it Vou really do know peo­ PKA Full Contact Karata Aces 50 (bkl Bridgeman 10, help-wanted column of ^ weekly again right after Labor . .The news here starts Montreal ' 'WKUlOlO-2 SK- Sumac. L Smith -Perez i21i S-Hoffman, SF-Page IrifKta 6-76 $1.067 10 laftk: lolks can either drop off ple by the company they 10:30 IP H R KR BBSO Maine newspaper. before it will be able to go. K -la'KIore DP- U>sAngeles2 1.014- Burleson B u r t H ilt o n 10, K e n fawtir 7 GaraaanOi 1640 711 n.oo Day. with the following results your donations’ or .vou can keep Maybe you remem­ Bataball: Raca For Tha I,o.i Angeles 7. Montreal 8 214 Baker, Sari Diego IP H ft ER BBSO 6 iHSta 1120 600 340 1 M jm I9.M 7.« Over the siftnmer we Shirley Ll. 9-9 4 2-3 10 f. f I 2 Chalifour 10, Mike' The advertisement is the result of of our last Friday after­ Pannant < romarlie 314 (;jrvev,(>oinarhe SB- 1 3 larsM 6 20 4 00 2 tkOfa ■ Our regular noon meals call our office. 647-321 i and ber a few of my old Armstrong 21-3 3 2 2 3 2, Boston '■ ^ 580 a Federal Communications Commis­ held a few outdoor cookout Bataball' U’KIore.Scolt B-Seott ^orrez 5 7 4 4 3 5 S t a n k ie w ic z 10, H a u l 2 Iv tvN 2.60 thnata 3-7 $62.10 will be starting again Mon­ noon steback games. We ■‘we ll try lo pick them up cohorts KIberi Dubenion, IP ii KKKKBSO • Lucas 1 2 (R 0 2 2 1 1 0 ,0 11:00 Philadelphia C t)rago Stankiewicz 10). IkiMla 34 $39.10 ParlacU 7-3 $30961 sion requirement that broadcasters parties and each time it -Billy Joe. Cookie Gilchrist l.os Angeles Stanley >W6«) . 11-3 I 'O 0 Iv 0 day, Sept. 8, had 43 players with the 14 Sports Around Tha World Rulhven i W11-8 4 4 Pcrtecti i-3 $106 00 Intacta 7 3-2 $66160 Ills.ten - ^ 7 6 1 1 2 3 1 Rurgmeier iS 18) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 offer equal air time to all presiden­ was really too hot for and Bo Robt*rsun Now 1 11:30 Mc(lrawiSl3i n 0 Trojans 46 (Neil Iritecta 6-3 2 $27170 Here’s some news that following winners: Ann I.eltz ' • 2-3 1 1110 Oaklartdak anyone toifeel like playing hang .abound- willr other 11. SportiCantar < T-2 48 A-30;.18 Htacheinskj 18. Ben Hagani tial candidates. /HOUKA/fCmCfflfl/ Sianhos.Wl-2i' I U3 1 0 0 1.1 Keough 71-3 9 5 '4 4 4 Itttt 2 laMry La«iat 1040 7.40 4 60 should really be of interest Thompson, 127; Dominic ■ NTtnSTATI S4 IXiT SS IllV tS LANE colorful guys like Har­ 12:00 Montro.ll Lacey 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 Maua I M a 16.00 9 20 9 60 I kw b m 780 210 WCBB Tuesday broadcast "King's any outsfde games. We' EASTHANTFOND 5eS-Sa« 11, T im Skehan 8), O lym ­ to you all. Lately you have Anastasia, 125: Andy BAROAIN MATINII OAILT . ley Staggers 11 Europaan Soccar I.ea i fi2s1.4 Jones 1-3 0 0 0 I 1 l l w H e p a 7.60 5.00 3 tzrtfOia bpa 580 Krsiiian I 2 I’lTTSBLHGH HOl'STON Row," a 1^41 movie featuring happened to stop by one FIRST SHOW ONLY S2.SO P Champlonthipt MineUo iLO-2) 1-3 2 2 ^ 1 1 pics 42 (Brian Moran 18, I Cwlfn Carl 4 M been reading about the Nbske, 124; Bob Schuberi, S«'sj .1.7-: 114. 4 abr h bi ab r h bi Ibimta 12 $31.40 night about 5 p.m. and 2:00 Moreno cl Heardt,r-.u 1 0 0 0 2 2 Ed White 10, Ed Sadlowski I M a 3 7 $4610 Partacta 21 $10130 Reagan, the Republican presidential 124; Floyd Post. r24; Felix 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 2 10 0 Lacey pitched -to l baiter m 8lh, much needed renovations '69*1961'01Iini'p 0 0 0 0 * AttantoK* Z644 NM«a 221753 ' Then on Monday alter- lUMiz3b 4 0 0 0 Nolanc McRae dh 4 12 1 BellSb 2 00 0 F'rjpyel 24, Mike (^esnel Intacta 24-3 11.133.70 Thus the advertisement. have outside games to play \ • lx Totals 401 1 mean that patients might OtK'rkfllSb Otiset 4 12 2 Zisk dh "Channel 10 will make equal time — games such as jarts, noon it was pinochle time, N jirtiniv |> 202 ll 101 0 Oesler2b( is K b "" 3 0 0 n ^ ® ^ ^'^200 aouHBOOx-f. 000^^" Wathanc 40 J 1 Sample pr 0 000 17) , Cavity Killers 57 be transferred to other flA'd [) 0 0 0 0 I jlo s s p 2 0 11 4 0 2 1 Putnam Ib 4 0 0 0 Jai Alai Entries horseshoes, badminton and and we had 56 players with DI* I’lllsburgh 2 - Mou.slen I IX)B- Aikens lb (Kem'n Kowalshyn 22, Troy 'available to recognized presidential 2 IHas, Tanner ILimsy i'h Mutlnkspr OODOGrubbrf 4 110 laces, making for mass BASEBALL KUO fru;ph ‘ 0 Pmsburch•rgh Hi'uslen 3 2B -Cruz, candidates to compensate for the maybe even a little softball the following winners: K.m I p 0 0 0 0 (ieri^nm cl 0 0 0 0 , Whilr2b 4 0 U 0 SurKlbrgc 40 10 Nealey 15).' C(l'onfusion. ■. Ijndesli'v Foil 3B Cedeno SB-G arnei Floyd Post, 842; Ethel easy winners lort ph I U 10 Morgan ,SF - Howe Torres rf 2 0 0 0 Frias ss 10 0 0 Hagani Caterers 61 SaaaEfk • f‘- appearance of Ronald Reagan in game. We'll have hot dogs, Tcidls ;r2 H 2 T o ta ls 314 113 Chalk ph 1 0 0 0 Norris ph » 0 0 0 0 T1II'. 'iR NATIONALLKAi.il K ’ H R EH BBSO t m 1. lanta 2.Ma macaroni salad, garden -Now if you would like-to Scott, 838; Grace Windsor. U.NU.N.NATl .m . ■- Hast Si D'ui' (UMBOOBl- 2 riiisburgh Hurdle rf 1 0 0 0 Roberts ss 2 100 (Mark Murphy 14, Bob movie classic ‘King's How,'" reads 2. faONla-aarrtta IM n a 4.llai*a W I. IVi ( incinnali l(»2U)01x 4 CandelarMLS-IJ) 7 7 Slaub ph 0 0'6 0 Venora 19, Tom Meggers the notice in the Maine Times. salad, chips, ice cream and learn more about this or 818; Gert Hermann, 793; l-.-Vri'^Tl-AyiKK. Second-seeded Guillermo Totals X J 8 4 Totals . X 3 8 3 4 hiaNOarta i.km Lfrau I’lUshurRh (u f3 K Tomploii'n Hernandez D P - St H('ino 1 o John Phelps, 791; Bob S lias 01 Argentina and Montrc.fl fif. f4 Ia>u is J Lo b St D'UisH Cincinnati6 Housif'n Kansas Cily lOO 000 003- 4 18) , Blue Moon 52 (Bill LPadaKaaci I k i m i l a ^ The station is apparently one of beverage, all for $1.50. In would like to voice your I'hilj4iel[ihij fi3 :J 2B Konned\ ( oijnpCK'n HendriikSB-Hvan iW2-0i 2-3 0 0 0 0 I SMu i HUn ifiiw 4 a rtm U n a C a — ilaapiFTaaB governor of California. TO KILL D's Sngfles u'i . •U4 ( im innati Hdrgr\ Ib 7 2 4 2 Johnsndh 4 120 Qui'vonbcrry tS7?i 1 0 0 0 0 I Golf 7- lasaAM I iBM O hnaU "We haven't had any problem with tournan^nt Li( i— U 7 9 Charbn dh 3 0 11 Ni'rdhgn rf 4 0 0 1 Gloria McConnell, seated left, watches auditions for Clown San Kran< isco • Texas* Vbt tmrta l— i m m V rias Tuesday beat At.anta 't, 62 h.nr S6 llarrali 3h r i l l Pruitt If 4122 .Matlack 81-3 1 3 2 13 it so far because no one is showing T 2 24 A . t in Hassev c 4 112 Morrisn2b 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 IM: IBrnm-bsm i m t z b m College along ^with two professional clowns and two other .\(.AA singles runnerup San Diok’o >1 7' 41 16 Darwin ■!. 10-2' 0 Ronald Reagan movies right now," Tuf-sda’ • Hesull Bannstr2b 3 02 1 Borgmnne 40 10 .lohnson 2-3 1 0 0 1. C M ti Kail ZpNna«A4Umta Ik ip m k|i Ifm tb trn m hopefuls. McConnell, a 26-year-old school teacher from Kansas Duplicate bridge scores Peter Kennert 6-1. 6-2 |j'' \ngdi->3 Ali-nireal2 night Mannng cl 4 0 0 0 Cruz ss 3 10 0 Darwin pitched tc2 batters m9th 3 JataTana 4 HEZzaMiiil LkasE-briiKal i m i n u m B said an FCC attorney, Dubbed WrNzerss 4 110 Squires lb 3 112 l'hiladelphia.7 S,inDiegc4 night T -2 36 A-I7.8D0 5.) 0. larsrai Can 7.lkt«»aqa ' im tm w ! City, Mo., and 15 others attended the auditions sponsored by third. first and second; Sara while Tanne'r downed Mlania.' ('hi(.ig '4 II innings night Totals J7 8 12 8 Totals ' 33 5 0 5 Reagan movies are currently popular M anchester IHj A Money Leaders 7 » t. fach-lartvai m IBii Bwea East-West, JoJ>ce 'Rossi Mende^lsohn and Bev (.alitorman Oleorge Hardie San Krani'istI*.' NewA<'rk4 mghi :uesda\ s Spt'rls Transac tions (lev eland 0010010(^8' By United Press International on Japanese TV. the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus. (UPI photo) Winners in the ( in< mnaii4 St U>uis2 night B\ I niti*d Press International '('h it ago 220 000 001—5 BALTIMORE CALIFORNIA ♦ 'Through Westchester Classic) and Barbara Phillips, Saunders, BurUand Flo 7-6, 6-1 Bell Sutherland DP-Cleveland 2 /'"* Ht'UsU'n: l’Mt'burgh2 night . Basi'ball ab r h bi ab r h bi 1 Tom Willson $4102 tairtk Manchester Bridge Club \Sedn»'sda\ s(»ames Chicago I,LOB—Clevelands. Chicago3 [l.« . I h a p ii Tirst,; Donrfa F e ir and Ellen Smyth, Grace fftrrett and Also Tuesday, top^seeded Olallimore Signed Manager F^rl Mumbrv cf 5 12 0 Miller cf 3 0 0 0 2 Lee Trevino 306 9: games Aug. 11 were the San Dirgo Ki( hellKTgiT 3-0 a! \S«aver to a new 2vear contract 2B Bannister. Dilone Veryzer, Johnson 3 Curtis Strange 263.0! l.la r M i Ila rp H \IM h . 4.8rearazal Jimnfiy Connors made a I'hiiadeipni.) KApini"x.i3-3' 7 IT p in HR Squires . Pruitt i2i >auer2b 40 10 Clark cf 1000 3 Caya 4 Kaica L G v a n ii ^ l lr n m Goldberg... second; Flo Olympia Fegy. tied for cAtensK'n • f ingletnrf 50 10Carewdh 3 000 4 Andy Bean 24BJ4 following: L ' \ng.-ie’- Heusv 14-1 at Montreal rharbt'neau LCaray third. rare appearance prior to Basketball IkOwnstnrf 0 0 0 0 Lansfrd3b 4 0 0 0 5 George Bums . 10691 ila w LCaw .. /h e * TV tonight Barre and Ann DeMartih, Hi'gers INI 7 T. p m Philadelphia SigninJ Ceach Billy IP. H )« :R BBSO 6 Craig Stadler 186.0 7. lamta I.Pada m htiM Cleveland i Murray lb 4 2 3 1 Baylor If 4 0 0 0 partneriaaprimesuspeci (Repeat. North-South, Jane Lowe third. Center the L' S Upen and defeated I hodg.’ Mdiicihen 9-7. at Mlania Cunnineharn and assistant.s Jac k McMa- 1 Crowlvdh 30lOThmpsnlb fOOO 7 J#rn-F*ate 176 0 Saks m t " iigned to atop Auric Goldfinger'a Grmsiv -W4-2 82-3 Uavan 6:00 '$) Adam 12 Mt U LliaiTis 8-9 7 3T p m h<>n and Chui k I)alv^o3 ve.ir contracts Mavdh 2 00 0 Grich2b I 100 8 Jack Nicklaus 172J smuggling ring, and uncovers a 60 mina.) and Anne Ingram, first; . Winners Aug. 14 were i' r e y a 11 k e • 0 1 L o s 13 0 0 0 0 (£C£}fi2^ N«w» Winner^ in Center Bridge San Fran^k-cf. Whitson 8-9 at New F.H'tball Mcnge 'S1U> t Graham c 3 112 Harlow rf 2 10 0 9 Larry Nelson 1642 tiltk l.Bim lm b 2.htanlaaiaf diabolical plot involving Fod Knox. 10:30 9 9 9 Tom orrow Host Tom ( hicag<> Ethel Coon and Kaye Anne Staub and Mary THE Angeles 6-4. 6-2 'i .rt. B'mtuck9-4 • 8 (f p m Atlanta Waived saletv Tom ;Roenicklf 3 0 00 Cmpnrsss 3 0 J I 10 John NUhaifev 159J I. MBia Mlarrcta 1 •auHkearnt 1 4. faebNriy GT) Brady Bunch G4)* Baseball: Race For The Snyder Guest Erica Jong, best­ Club games Aug. 15 were Dotsi'n 'L9-8' Itmum-lMTt ^ aiedPQ)(1 lOmina.) ■k: U'uis S\ke' 6-9 at Ciminnaii M'Tiarilv linebaikcr Ron .McCartnev *I)eCmc5 3b 4111 W hiim erc 2 0 0( 11 Mike Reio ' 156.6; i Irkaa B4m HE6 GE) Jokar’MWllO Pennant selling author of Fanny (60 Baker, second; Marge CoUtum, Donna F e ir and X n U L W A R T SAGA Uetending champion Sr t , I'f 4-7 8 if p in wide retpiver Brian Swe^nev and VAortham ' 4 3 Graidi h u t i m t m S.B»kqa n o SR Real People Off duty the following: Belangr ss 4 0 10 Ford ph 10 11 12 DiHig Tewelj 1549) (S) Kiyaklng U S . National BaaaballBoatonRedSoxva mins ) CONTINUES P.ti'Surgh Bibhv l.'-2 at H..iits(>n pilt hed to 2 batters m 2nd 16 Bill KraUert 1439: » Bummer camp in Georgia. (Repeat; 22) Ripping Yarns 1:15 and Mrs. Harold Lucal. se­ Sin Francisco at New York WP WiTtham T -2 I A--10.00I Baltimore OlOtlOllO-5 Sale Ita-Taoi rateathiedocumeniaryonihaplight ITiesiner tight end Kd VAhillev and Calilornia 000000020-2 17 Bob Gilder 140.U 1 laHtsLaaMf 60 mins.) (Cloaed-Captioned) 11:00. 9 Movie '(Waatern) ** "Olntant Pinochle results rained out alter h'leming Iw'x Nngi'les at Mt'nireal night •> IkU m in a m B of predalora The program cond; Barbara DaYis and delensive tackle l^rrv .Stewart I’ lcked ... E-Bumbrv, Harlow DP-Baltimore I 18 Izoonard Thompson 1383. 1, 1 tm'om m u ® Art Of Being Fully Human CD M.A.S.H. Drum a" 1951 Gary Cooper. Man gam e .Thursday at 9;45 • hnagi'at‘Allarrta night uptight end Bob Raba on Waivers I)KTHOlT ^ k k 19 David Graham 1372 ih a a M n q examines the impact that man has M anchester won the tirst set, struggled Pittsburgh at Ht'uston night Calilornia 2' LO B -B allim erc 9. Cali- 3 im tA jrntt i m U r n ti Professor Leo Buacagliatof the CD^(f^ Naws- Aldon. The story ol a svramp fighter a.m. at the Arm y and Navy Penny Weatherwax. third. Hullalc - Wj it o I rurn.-it ta lk Mikp tomia 3 HR-Murray i2Ii. DeCmces 20 Hay Floyd 1256) i. Burnt b m ■ 7.0rkaa»4rcarazal U E M flw O a on naturs's balance ^ fighting the Seminole Indians on Ihe' Top scorers in the tor a 7-6. 7-6 victory (Ollieroilier quarlerhack D,inli^tn RartwigHartwig and I’eter'vclre ie rs ci ..wul 1 2 0 .miivy.Mohtor2b 40 1 21 Howard tw itiy 1 Z 2 University of Southern Calilornia CD After Benny East-Wfest. -Joe Capece 4000 'lOi, Graham i7i S B -M u rray U aw b*aahe SiOa Bmi Bwai 9 Hogan's Heroes warpath inNineteenthCenturyFlor Club. ^ AMKKlCANLEAlil'K linebacker Rick Dennisi n plaredaefen- Trm m llss 4121 jou n lss '.a Tom Kite 119,71 presents his views on the celebra- Sporte Around Tha World Manchester Senior Citizen 4 13 0 IP H R E R B p SO and Glenn Prentiss, first; It s been seven years Kasl sive Imeitan .Mekeli leremia on mjured Kemp It 4010____ ( ^ ^.rib r t t ^ Jim Rockford: Privat# l‘on ot humanity. Australian Surf Lifesaving Five Ida (105mins Veition PG 3 112 Baltimore 23 Bill Rogers lUg! pinochle group game Apg. W L Pet G B reserve Rebnerlb 4 112 Thomas cf Invaatigator thousand athletes test their John Greene and Dick since 1 played ffie week 110 1 Oglivielf 40)0 Stone'W2Mi fl-3 2 2 1 '4 6 24 Keith Fergus 113.11 ® Movie HMutlcal)** "Flower (D Rat Patrol Winners in the Aug. 14 New Y.-rk 72 46 610 * Chicago Acqu red middle linebacker Smnirsdh T Martmz <9 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Z> Jeff Mitchell llO.Oi 6:30 strength, endurance and training 14 at thd Arm y and Navy belore either at the I S 3 0 10 Lezeano rf 4 0 0 0 Drum Son g" 1064 Nancy Kwan. CD LIfaOtRIlay Jaworowski. second; Nor- KalliniDn 69 48 :90 2'j Terrv fauiol*. t;om PhilaiJelphia lor I’ arnstvc California 26 Scott Simpson 1 X 2 (S) ILovaLucy pinochle tournament at the p H N DAN. undoiclosed lulu g draft rhi'ice Placed G'''*<’r'5rl 2 I I (X Davis dh 4 0 00 James Shigela Rodgers and Ham- during three days of rowing, sprint­ Club were the following: Open or \Simbledon. but 1 • AtilwaukiH 66 'J f-tf, Vt F Martinez (Iz3-r I 5 5 3 2 2- I 27 G il Morgan ' K B 2 CE) Tic Tae Dough 2:00 mah Whitney and Flo cornerback Virgil Livers and satotv Billv Bt'i'kn5 3b 4 0 0 1 Bando 3b 3 0 0 0 merslein'a muaical about life in ing, swimming, kayakingand surfing Vernon Senior Citizens B hLUSH I AYKROVD K<‘St..n 61 ’A ,'jn 9** Hassler 2 4 2 2 2 2 28 Johnny M iller 102.61 81099 NBCNawa ( D Gong Show Betty Turner, 672; "Ed took last week otl. and I If-tn-it 6U .’6 Perrin on injured reserve list Asked \^hilakr2b 4 12 1 Martinez c 20 10 Chinatown. (2 hra . 55 mins.) conteststoprovehowiheycould.il Smyth, third :i7 11 I 000 lx*manczyk 2 2 0 0 0 0 29 Gibby Gilbert KB.U (D Joe Franklin Show Center were the following: ( l.md » r.7 :i3 IP* waivers on renter Teny Ardtzzone and McH're c O w illR o g a ra ’U.S.A.JameaWhit- n Movie -(Myatary) ***^ necessary, save a lile Hindle. 623; Helen wanted to get in some 33 2 7 2 Hassler pitched lo2 batters in8th X Tom Purtzer 101.4( (It) PKA Full Contact Karata A T.T.'nic 31 6 10 6 Totals more podraya the beloved Amer­ 49 68 419 22'> received spenal roster lim it exemption Totals n u n n im . k 31 Calvin Peete 1009( "NakedCity" 1$M8 BarryFitzger- 2 9 Have Gun Will Travel Bensche,' 617; Harold Bert Edward,' 635; Joe r West T-2 40 A-34.116 ’ Heavyweight Contenders Bout t h e practice Aielore the T .S, tor wide receiver Emanuel Tolbert Cut lK>lroH 32 Don )\'oley 1®.® ican humorist in a one-man show. aid, Howard Duff. Themanhunt is on. lj<|ITV:TheFabulogsSO'sThispro- Fetko, 606; Les Bartlett, W P(.t GB wide receiver Chris DeFrance. guard Milwaukee 9 Star Trek The Alternative Bagot, 606; Elsa Lenhardt, Open. Connors said 33 Jav Haas 99.01 (Programming may be interrupted after the brutal murder of a young gram looks at the early experimen­ Kansa- • ii 77 C 6J7 Hollje*Hansen safeiv Chris Judge kicker h^^ouni D )-D e tro it I. M ilttaukw2 34 Hale Irwm 98.71 Factor' due lo pledging.) girl. (2 hra.) tal days of television and ia hosted 2:09 600; G race Gibbs, 588; Bob 5®^-. Songailo, 578 BLUES In other matches; Oakiantl 62 fi8 4i47 15'z Chuck Male and curnerbark R i i l Moss l.O B-D etroit 4. M ilw auke^ 2B -P ^ e rs TORONTO M l N N ECSOT A X Dan Pohl 989) O Bob Nawhart Show by Lucille Ball. Michael Landon. (49 USAF Rallgloui Film . Pinochle games will be PROM NIGHT ” r Te\a'> 57 6! -41D I9«j Dallas-Traded guard Burton l.awless Dghvie 3B-llebner HR ThomasiZr . ah r h bi a b r h b i X Lon Hinkle 9691 8:30 Hill, 582; Peg Vendrillo, fifth-seeded Ivan I.endl of 6:55 2:30 Minnesi-ta ra 67 «7 X to Miami (or an undisclosed draft choice - cewens. Parrish c/v (intfin ss CD Merv Griffin Mary Marlin. Dinah Shore. Red Skel­ played 'Thesday and PLUS 4 110 Powell rf 4 12 0 37 Dave Kichelberger 89.4 (iO Nawe 573; Kitty Byrnes, 571; BROTHERS Czechoslovakia got by Pick ('hit age 49 67 €2 26'z and waived quarterback Mike Mancuso, " •’ HKKbbM) Bailor rf 4 0 2 0 Morals ph 0000 X* Bob Murphv 82.41 AUTO CD Meet The Mayors ton and the late David Janssen 5lMovla*(Dram8)**'i "Closato ' Thursday at 1:30 at thje CdN-rnid 48 69 410 28 linebacker Guy Prather guard Jim l>elroit _ Mvbrrv Ib 1 0 0 0 Spfieldct 40 11 X Hubert Green ».a 0:00 11:30 MyHaarl" 1951 RayMilland.Gene Richard (Colbert, 568; AI ‘CARRIE’ Segal ol .Miami 6-2. 7-6: Seattle Rimif delen'sive back Mike Jones, wide Schatzeder >W/-9’ 9 < 2 2 12 d) CBSNawa -• 42.76 W t Ault lb 3 000 Adams If '4 132 40 Jack Newtoftf ® C (DnCharNa’aAngalaTheAngela CD Kojak TierneV Childless couple adopt Senior Center: Tuesday s Results receiver Mik? Hagen and return Milwaukw „ , , ' « Velez dh 3 10 0 Rivera ph 0 0 0 0 Gates, 567; Ethel .Scott, eighth-seeded Wojtek 41 Mike Sullivan 77 B( CD Allin Tha Family join the roller disco craze, with Kria .CDMovie-(Adventure)**4 "Kid­ baby ot unrepentant murderer and I*ei*. ii6 Milwaukee2 night spoeialist Mike Richardson all Iree H aas‘ L 14-10. 8 1-3 9 Garcia 2b 4 120Smallvph 1000 G 4TESO PEV '30FEATURE IslATDUSK PG 42- Jim Simons 73.C x a a ABCNcwt napped" 1938 Warner Baxter. prove environment is more impor 563; Harry Popisil, 562; Ed Pibak ot Poland deleated Clevelands,Chicag('5 agents McClure 1-3 1 Howell 3b in a chorus line ol beautiful disco 3 02 2 Cubbag3b 40 10 43 Mark Lye 72.1) 0 : REPAIRS 0 9 9 FKCTIwUutIC tant than heredity (2 hrs , 14 Castro 1-3 Ti'rnnti’ 4 Minnesota 3 night Denver Waived wide receiver (ilenn Woods If 3 10 0 Goodwn dh 3 0 0 0 44 Ed Sneed 719! akaterf. as pad of a scheme to nail Freddie Bartholomew. Story ot Ihe Scott. 561. d w m tv IL H , Bruce .Manson ot Port T-2 47 A-Ii.l43 Q l FtlUvalbt Filth H A U O tSN tV Kansas«'itv4 Texas3,night Ivxughty running back iV n H a rie ^ n Amgecl 3 0 0 0 Wynegar c 4 0 10 45 Dan Halldorson i 7T.fi a b a llo t ruthless kidnappers. - gallant outlaw who knew but one * 3:00 Baiiimore.'i California 2. night “Hom » of Mr. Qoodwr»nch'I- I S Circus The group will sponsor a P M M iC I lM ' IknOtMand' VSorth. Texas. 6-4. 6-2 and quarterback Pete WihhJs guard i(H< Braun ph 10 11 Caslinoss 3 0 10 46 Fuzzy Zoeller 1 7|2 .. U (Repeat: 60 mina) ‘ love-hiscountry-unlil a fiery girl and ‘ ^^ ovla -(Drama)...... Madonna STEVE Hi'sicnT Oakland 5. night Homan linebacker Tim Gerliart nose NEW YORK SEATTLE O Newt —-N. 15th-seeded Vijay .Ar- ab r h bi ab r h bi Cannon cl ,.0 0 0 0 RJcksnlb ^120 47 DA Wcibrmg ( tC s CD Soccer Dallas Tornado vs New a valiant boy enter his life (2hrs ) oMha Sevan Moons" 1946 Phyllia m R B IE G 0E 5 Eroormticks New Y<‘rk3 Seattle 1 night tackle Mike Bailey punter Steve Gorlz, 40 Charles CcKHly 7091 O OkkCavattSfKfw Ikmtss : 02 0 Cruz2b ' 4 00 0 Davisc 4 0 0 0 Macknn2b 3 0 0 0 York Cosmos (ID SportsCenter Calvert. Stewart Granger Because ilhQTEE.X mritraj of India beat Robert Wednesdav Aiiames tight end Willie Bolden and kicker Mike ToUls 33 4 8 3 ToUls 34 3 11 3 49 Ed-Ftori 7091 9 i M.A.8.H. \BAN4PVA5 U 'tr.'il M('rris 1211' at Milwaukee ( ei’t'ne c 7 0 2 0 Stem 3b 3 0 0 0 • Completa Mechanlgal Service S R O DIff'rent Strokes Unleasthe GDMovle-(Myftery)*«4 "Death of a shocking childhood exper­ IN Diti hfield placed wide receiver (ii'lden Toronto 001OCE 001- 4 ro Dannv Ekiwards 672 7:20 Hubbard ol Baltimore, 6-4. ('aldwell 11-0 8 3|l p m Piniellalt 40 10 Meyer3b 100 0 Drummonds can locale the puppy On Tha Nile" 1078 Bette Davis. ience. a woman leads a double hie Richards on injured reserve , JackM'n rt 4 111 Bochte Ib 3 1 10 MinnesoU 000 120 000-3 51 Tom Weiski»pl X .ll S Dally Number Cleveland SpiUner 109 at Chicago (ireen lias Released linebacker • Collision Repolr that bit Arnold, he laces the pro­ Peter Ustinov. Murder, mystery and. THE 6-2 Watson 1 ^ 3 2 3 1'...... Hortondl) 4 0 0 0 Fi—Soliold, WvnMar DP-Toronto I 52 J C Snead 63.3! happy wife and mother and a gang EAST WINDSOR K ra.ft 3-:’- S 3u p rn (iarv Weaver running back Nate 7:30 an all-star cast cruise the Nile in E U Beniquzef 3 0 0 0 Minnesota 1 LOft-Toronto 6. MiOnesota .53 Georgefadle 612 spect of painful rabies shots. ster's mistress (2 hrs ) I u s WTI t ___P^IVI IN___ ^ .Mark PdmondSon ol Tort.nto Stieb IW 'a■at t Mmnesi'ta'Zahn SirnpsenSn defensive back Sieve Wagner Sdrhlrnn d ir 4 0 0 0 " • Auto PalnUna (D Special Movie Praaantallon lllh X T E R Htdng/3b 3 0 0 0 Paciork rf 3 0 2 0 9 2B-Pow elL Garcia. Howell, Braun 54 George Archer ®2 I^epeat) Agatha Christie's thriller (Rated 9 Six Million Dollar MAn ( r s r n r u T ^ 7 30 FTTrruRrrst ATousr lu-i: 8 :r p m • tr^ agent linebacker Dan ( ernansk' HR- Adams <4i. SB-Ainge S-Mack- 'Bugay Malone' 1977 Slars; Jodie Australia recorded a minor 4 "1 I Simpson rf 1000 Sf> Peter Jacobsen •> 573( (N Programming Unannounced PG) (2 hra ) Kansas ( itv (>ura l7-: ..itTexd.' tlav and tree* agent defensive back Ji'hri Brown 11 anin SF—Sofield (9Movla-(Westarn)***'-i "Gun- \ 4 0 0 U LRobrts If 3 0 0 0 56 Lou (iraham r>7,7! • Low Cost Sorvico Rontalo Foaler.ScoltBaio Anell-kidcaatih The TonIghtShow Best Of upset, downing 13th-seeded 8 X. p m Itnstor J ’lact^l fullback B arry Sm ith Sianlev 2b IP H R E R BBSO 0:15 ■fighter" 1950 Gregory Peck. Karl 30 10 C Wayne Levi 679: a ipoof of the Roaring Twenti.eg, Bi'vt'.n Etkerslev 9 lu : Oakland rookie sqfetv Jatus White vwide receiver Andersn ss Toronto .1211 Orest Parformancaa 'On Carson' Guests: Steve Lawrence, Malden A gunhghler trys Idroforrh G Heimz Gunthardt ol 1000 58 Mark Hayes S7.0! • Foctory Trahiod Tocholclono movie musicals and gangster pic­ PLEASE CALL THEATRE Nfrri« 16^7 10 .'li p m B*‘bbv Kjinball anddefensidefensive back E r ic Milborn ph Sliel) r 1-3 7 3 3 2 4 Qiant'a Shoulders' Winner ol the Rodney Dangerfield, Susan Saran­ but trouble always seems to follow 20 10 49 Andy North . 54.® Switzerland 6-3. 76 Haliirnore Flanagan 12-9 i! Ca .rnia: Johnson Uninjuredon injured r>erve IX'PX c Barlow • AA’2-1 • 3 4 0 0 0 0 tures (2 hra) 1079 International Emmy Award, don. Christopher Reeve (Repeat. ,FOR SCREEN TIMES , Narron ph 1000 ® Miller Barber 51.81 • CluM^ lim i Mostor Chorgo him (90.mins ) Knapp 241 10 3D p m ’ Houston - Cut roi'kie kicker Jf.hn Wilhs '1-3 0 0 0 1 1 61 LannyWadkms 51.6! d ) Family Feud 90mins.) Also Stanislov Birner ol Totals i 3i> 3 10 3 Totals 32 1 5 0 this ig the true story of Leonard and ; 3:30 New Adriguez DP-Seattle 1 I D B - adopted (90mma.) anotherdies. Belly lurnaloproslilu 9 Nawa ’ I)«’ug Sm ith and defensive bai ks H ickie (orbetl'LS'^ '221 102 X Rex Caldwell^ 46.71 eadedlookatsomefun-lovingchar- U treit diiMinneseia nightl * Now York 8 Seattle 9 2B-Wal«>n, 0:30 tion and theft in order to survive 4:05 C a 11 1 6-0. 2-6. 6-3 . JIarr and R ichard Mi^.re Pmieiia Beshto I)ent HH-W alson <8'. W’P-Stieb T-2 :i A-69DE X Jack Renner"^ 46.K r.T.'nii at Chicag.' night ' Kan.sas Citv placed running ba Brown Steve Svlbeidi'n LEAGUE 73 Don Januai,rv> (3^ Sneak Preview 9 Movie -(Myetery-Drama) *** Seattle MacNell-Lebrer Report Vasselin ol 1-ranee beat ib r ti t)i ) r h bi John CHorna and Ijrrv Tearrv wide 74 Brad Bryi ni 10:00 away'A teenage runaway girlslows “ The Enforcer" 1950 Humphrey Hnu tl >1.6-14 71-3 ‘9 3 3 Tic Tec Dough ''.•rn' 1 3 1 t) O' Taveras ss 'dll reieivtTv johnnv Dirden Hill Kellar and 75 Dave Nill CD(8MSi Newt away in the cabin of a hip old man Bogart. Everett Sloaho Semi- \ince \an Patten ol Sher­ lieaverlo 12-3 I 0 0 LEADERS Hei nJi r, j| 3 1 I'l Maddox3b '111 ftiita-n Hursti'n tight end AI I)ixon and 76 Alan Taoie n at bats' ia marred when Cosligan'a wife ia •peeled of assaulting a topless attorney (90 mins ) K. 2 112 Morales! I 4 I 1 (I Dbie Gravev r<..>kie light end Steve > 79 Gary Koch CE) ® Eight l i Eryough Janet and j ■ .1 >1 ii i.Tcnsn ph National League killed by a mad bomber and Vince dancer. (Repeal; 2 hrs.. 15 mms.)' 4:55 beat Giannvi (Jcleppo ot \1 . I 0 (i 0 ‘ '•snios and r-n-kie linebacker (Jueniin O Chi CTii Flodriguez David's marriage is threatened Get cash IV'll lb 4 12 1 Hendr'nil 4 1 2 •' I'lai t'd still lo-rejH'rt veterans. g ab r h I seta out for revenge. (Repeat; 60 12:0 0 - 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety rYOUTDOOR 81 Mike Morley when Janet alada pulling in over­ I tab' S-C 4-6 6-3. Tony'- ''irni'ti jh 4 " 2 u Tre'.inoi 4 (I 2 >1 lulTris Harrah l^rrv Rpn-ks Jack Templeln, St L too 436 73 145 mint.) (Cloaed-Captioned) CD Sanford And Son" 5:00 Buckner. Ou KB 4X. 49 133 82 Bobby Vj'adkins time at the office with a handsome Li Mj'ti " 4 " K* FIvnn'jb 3 0 1 0 A'oungbl("M and J iip Youngbli^Kl on the 83 Victor Regalado (H) PKA Full Contact Karata (3D Europaan Soccar Champlon­ ($) News ‘ ^ Graham ol Sepulbeda, 1 f U'I \liiion2b 1 U (1 0 reserve list t i j ^ TOPICS Tnlbv Phil 97 X.4 46 115 lawyer (Repeat; 60 mins.) Hendrick. St L 1L5 441 57 142 84 BillCalfee Heavyweight Contendere Bout ahipt England va Spam 5:25 ( alil beat .lohn James ol I " /ai t.* rv p 2 0^1 (J New England Put ■ielertsive hai k S Tommy Valentine r (Cloaed-Caplioned) I D lldUMIIM n by Bob Browttoi llernandz. St L 114 434 80 139 (29 Oglncy When one ol hia Korean GE Dr. Gena Scott On Hebrews CD Movie -(Drama) *** "Water­ (I u ‘MI Jimmv Stewart on injuied reserve and S ArrtieSlcNickle CHEVROLET (X) Newark And Reality Australia. 7-6, 7-6 Johann Wr,M ;; - I " Normn [iti n I II 0 light end AI Chandler retired-re'.erve list Ju ’ DOOB CONSyvTAtiJ Simmons. St L fiB 771 69 117 War buddies diet unexpectedly 12:05 front" 1952 Robert Newton. Ri > 98 397 ro 124 9J Bud Alim (3d European Soccar Champlon­ Kriek ol South Alrica. beat lleanJon Minn ( ut running back Mai Najarian McBride. Phil from injuries sustained in a small- (D six Million Dollar Man chard Burton Baaed on John X ruz. Hou 115 431 9 134 88 Roger Maltbie ahipt England va Spain W slingt ph. I I .jujrli rhat k Mark ( ah ill wide re( eivers CONSIDER LIVE BAIT 89-^Da|id Edwards plane crash. Quincy tracea the 12:30 Brophy's story about the Liverpool ■MarkX'ox ot Kngland. 6-0, Mien p ‘I II ■'') ( t*defio, H('u 93 338 46 104 (S)Movla-(Advantura)*** “ Ookt- i ’aul ( oiiinv and Mike ( usumano kicket One'ol the bcM ways to catch W Frank Conner cause ol death to arsenic CD Hogan’a Heroes waterfront (66 mins ) ' Tol.il- 914 112 Garvev. LA 118 4B flngar" 10(54 SeanConnery.Honor 6-1 and l-erdi Taygan ol Kepnaii Slartzell delensive hat ks Bernie 91 Dana (Quigley poiaoning- and the dead man's K I 101'It: Id) ' Hober Steve la*Mav and Greg M< Alee- lish in the summer is lo use live American League Blackman. James Bond 007 is aa- g ab SB F’eter Oosterhuis 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHEOTER Framingham. Mass ' 'lipIK'llt 4 nan light ends Mikt IL-use and Paul ba il 9B Gene Littler KnopjHi l>’\L i'ie r Bilker linet)>< ker .lafli l,a7oi jnd H rtli K( 84 327 66 131 .'deleated Dick .stockton ol Most gamefish move loideep ( (H'per. .Mil 114 U 65. 162 94 Pal McGowan DP N. A Aofk ! Luli San guar.ls lid) M nntvre.m d R k h Rosen X John Cook Dallas 7-6. 7-6 ..... A..fk p. 2H water during hoi weather and Dib'ne flcv 92 X3 60 I2f> G M O M ilT Y New Orlean' ( ut linetiaikeis ,lim 96 Joe Inman . rnvJ. n HR Maildov Alerlo and St an Sv Isiiia wide ret elvers change their leedmti habits to Hell Tex 99 3K 66 IS SSMCE/RMirS B H.rnd. n ( harle> Burgess heiu WilM>n. Rn kev « arew.Cal KV 412 5>4 \in 97 Terry Diehl \ match the mrftcment patterns 98 Undy Miller ; V\ eav<*r signs n.Ji.n 2 Sh ( lark Palli'n and l^jrrv Tavlof gu.ird .If'hn Wilson. KC 118 514 98 169 OBMIBAL HOTOM HUnS DmaON TV tomorrow. ol natural loods. Rivers, Tex lie rot 80 160 99 Allen Miller Arla./nik i.n kle I’at Mclieugalf deten 1® Lonnie Neilsen 11 R KR HR M> 'i.e end Neal Timmons ,md defensive .‘M this time, artiticial lures Trammell. Del KB 363 7B 120 MORNING 9 Buga Bunny-Porky Pig AFTERNOON 9 Beverly Hiilbllliaa the movies. for two years Bumbry. Balt 116 4TB 84 l i l tai kle Mike W iHiaiiis pi,it |.d linetiai ker arc not as pri>ductiA.e/ 5:16 9:00 ($?) Over Easy Les|..| Bevd id( kp. Ted (irabenhorsl and Walhaij. KC 96 360 46 112 CD Dinah 12:00 Pish do not move about or Home Runs i CD Ed Allen Show 3:30 . Mo more rushing to the bank befor.e 1 iighi end (>ane Bretiingen en injured 0 Andy Griffith Show CDCDCD Nawa 2 (.D Spidarman BALTLMDRK LPli - resiTVe Iced as actively. so experienced National Izeaeue— Schnydl. Phil 32. 5:45 ( D 9 Phil Donahue §how (3D U vi^ Faith (9 IDraamOf Jaannia it clo^s. Mo more waiting in iines. Karl \Nedler. the manager Ni*w AorK G iants P la te d IrW* agent anglers switch techniques lo Homer. Atl26.^ker, LA 23. Clark. SF CD New Zoo Review 9 9 9 Card Sharks 22. Garvey LA Carter. Car Mtl and CD Joe Franklin Show- (ii) Villa Alagra 4 J 2 running haek I^on Perrv on injurcnl match the moods ol the lish 9 Chico And Tha Man Mo more running short of cash. with the third-highest win­ re ser.e j Hendrick. M LZI 9 Ohoat And Mra. Muir 3:56 ’ iianiey Bail fishing is not the easiest S-M orn tn g Prayer 9 Family Feud Philadeljihia Tradi-d reserve line American League - Jackson. NY 34, 9 Joker, Joker, Joker ( D 9 FYI Because now you have Barney, ning percentage in major 5:55 12:25 I liai kef Terrv Tauiole lo.ChK ago lor an way lo catch fish Methods vary Oghvie. M il30. inomas. Mi)Z7. Armas, 9 Tom Larson M o w 4:00 league history, has signed hlTl ()ak26. Murray, Balt and Perbz, Bos21 d O Today’a Woman CD New Jaraay Report CBT's teiier on duty 24 hours a My. undija losed d ra tl choice ana waived according to species ol lish and SPECIAL! 9 Fflntatonaa CD Afternoon Playhouaa runping bat k Nate R iv e rs lat kies liob Huns Batted In 6:00 12:30 a two-year extension ol his the type ol bait. / 9:25 (D Flintitonaa You can get cash. Make deposit^ Harris and Regis MMJuade saleties National l>eague — Garvey. LA 09. (D CD. Vartoua Programming CD Search For Tomorrow Although few rules about Schmidt, m ill 87. Hervdrick. St L 86. 9 Haritaga Corner C D 9 Marv Grinin contract' with the Reward Eield' and Terrence Brown, ® All-Slar Soccar (Wad.) CD C roa t Witt Pay loans. Barney can do just about • HR M.n,^Y 89. Brett. K(: and Perez. . » Health Flay. a drsptite with the 4 2 10 Rovstei II ) i 0 I) Barnes jdelhnsive b ait AI lai|im er and FOR EVERY GAME ® NFLArmWradtlingfWad.) 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety experts offer some tips that'' Bos 08. Oliver. T e k S 9 Ed Allan Show (Eic. Tua. Cl) Pfaj^ha Parcantagaa R..n.ri.- Jb 1 01 ■) Ramir/ >s I 2 3 guard J.-hn M ille r on injurtNl reserve 9 Vartoua Programming only faster. And he does it 24 hours a American League club Stolen Bases Wad.) 9 9 9 Ooctora SaaamaStraat K. .lobf 'ill 1 11 11II MaiHiW' rt ■ 0 I ii Pittsi)urgh W,tiv(.d wide...... receivers summer anglers can use to their 6:15 ^ Jokar'aWild 9 Movie day. 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CD My Thro# Sons 10:00 CD John Davidson Show SeaX. Bumbry. Balt 30 ( D 9 f y i ' was ''aggravated ' becau.se ..'n lb 1 •' '• ilent'ilic t ' 4 12 1 miurisl reservi Blucgil), for example, have a CD Jatfaraone CD Little Raacala ■ M 1 t| H..ggSh Pitching GET A SECOND BuHwInkla 1:00 1 0 O il Diegt •''igncd I'lfensive tackle CD 9 ILovaLucy the contraot extension did tough time jngesting a hook Victories ‘ 2 0 Vartoua Programming ^ Young And Tha Raatlaaa (ID Chrlat Tha Living WorH 4 0 1" Br.idpTrrtj, I) II u 0 Ku'''' Washington (D MikaDouglaa ’ 1 0 I " ( jiiip p (J i( ii u_ Ne.iiilf Waived punter .Mike(iarrelt. larger than a (tb. l.argcmouih National League —Carlton. I^ il 196. S I Romper Room (D My Three Sona 9 BaaabalKTua.) not provide that he would CD Romper Room I II c».)sp«v‘rhpt. I I .liui Sw ift and k ilk e r Ji*e Bibby. 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    I ADVERTISING IS CARPENTER - Experienced FAIRWAY has ripening lor PART TIME inventory I^ O T 1 NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT CHILD CARE WORKER^. clerk. 9:00a.m. to2:00 PEOPLE who honestly want EXCOIENT OmUTUITES in -rempdehngng. Call Mb experienced cashier 20 to 25 Challenging positions "open to Jarvis, 6 3-6712. EXPEMENGED hours per week. Includes p m Apply in person; Alcbr AN EXPENSE... to lose weight. Guaranteed work with severely multi han­ William Coleman, who was hired as produced in 1972-79., , The potential recall covers all Ford Utaiars iMMaf larrtn M Trt- Ttiursday nights and Satiir- z.Auto Parts, 026 Spruce Street, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Penn­ Ms. Smith was scheduled to testify its investigation. m gram ! The proof is In the dicapped children in dor­ cay Wna assis ««*«« The ^agency founff- the vehicles sold after August 1972 and ' losing: Part time income op- iRPENTER'S He Lp ER NURSE AIDES days Steady year round posi­ Manchester. sylvania consumer official today on the opening day of a three-day "My concern ... is that I see^a the automaker's attorney in the so- ADVER’nsING mitory and classroom set­ pMpIo la sag Jaalar spaits waar nebded for approximately tion Starting in September, called "park-to-reverse” matter. transmissions can sli|» into reverse manufactured before October 1979 ' pohimity available. $250 per tings. Experience with han­ aaa raaiy- la waar; applaanla criticized the Transportation Depart­ hearing into whether the government pattern developing where govern­ four wbeka^Call Robert Jar­ Hours not suitable for Bus/nns Opportunlllo* 74 when the gear indicator is left in the and equipped with C-3, C-4, C^, FMX IS week in commissions possi­ dicapped a must. Two years aawl ka aaia la aa(ln wart al ment for dragging its feet on an order should make final a "defect" finding ment agencies charged with protec­ Among numerous witnesses called ble. Call 528-2614, or Sally 289- 1t:se a-ax tiparliaiiS pralaiiaa vis, 643^712?''^ I NEEDED students Pick up application by NHTSA will be several accident park, position with the engine run- and automatic AN INVESTMENT eollege in special education, from Linda at 975 Main that may lead to the largest that would require Ford Motor Co. to ting t|)e American consumer are ac­ 1831 anytime. ' psychology or related field 4 - ^ To provido Nuroing Caro LOCAL ‘V-FLEVEN STORE 'ningf creating a serious potential for transmissions. CHILD CARE • 2W andandwjB or J8 Street, Manchester AVAILABLE for franchise. automotive recall in history: recall 16 million vehicles with tivity in bed with the manufacturers victims and representatives of the Plan wuely preferred; Full time, .second In privata homaa and tm y should be monitoring,” she said. Cen,ter for Auto Safety, which deaths and,injuries. DENTAL ASSISTANT - year olds. After school/ 7:30 to Contact Ro>( Pelletier at 203- "I feel strongly that the govern­ Automatic/ transmissions that invei't your aduer- shift openings. Part time, naaaa aaa a t. KMkr, WarVa Tu­ 5:00. Westwood area. Keeney Madical Facllltlaa. Part CHILD .CARE-FAMILY 289-8261. Southland Corpora­ Ford has*been allo cate about 12Vk brought the problem to the Although" 26 million cars and NHTSA has, reports of more than Typing, knowledge of business week-ends only. $4.14-$ 4.38 m i n tia, Tkaraeay ll:a a am M tlma, full tima. Consldora- ment and-aintomotive manufacturers allegedly can slip, from park into tiling dollar in procedure and organizational School district. Beginning WORKER - At short term tion. ■ hours Of time on the agenda — government's attention in 1977. pickup trucks are involved in the 6,0^ accidents due to the alleged per hour. Excellent benefits. 6 ;N pm , Frtiay 10:00 a m M tlon givan to prafaranca Christian Residential Shelter, are using the American consumer as reverse. skills 646-9287 for appoini- Call 243-3496 or write. Per­ 1 :0 0 pm , Sr oak Mr appaMmaal. Septejnber 2nd. Cali after 5 Ms. Smith charged the National roughly half the time available — to On June 'll, NHTSA announced an agency's investigation, only 16 defect, including 98 fatalities and 1,> ment. p.m., 646-5633. i of:—Location and Houra. tor children and families. AitiaiCA ilCOHilo* a guinea pig. " Beverly Smith, direc­ sonnel Assistant, Oak Hill 870-M 14 Desire BA Degree in Jiuman I ' Of iCb-CtllAM SHOPS rebut the NHTSA finding. ‘ initial determination a safety defect million are subject sto recall 710 in ju rie s. The agency also NO FEE ■ WEEKLY PAV tor of the Allegheny County Bureau . Highway Traffic Safety Administra­ School, 120 Holcomb Street, Services, and Mpeflence with to OklNAfr tHllH OWN I ■' The M rd witnesses will be led by existed in the automatic remedies of the law because of .an received more than 23,000 complaints KENNEL PERSON - Hartford, ConnecHbut. 06112. F u l l t im e d e l iv e r y For Information call of Consumer Affairs, said in tion knew about the allegedly 'defec- veterinarian's assistant. Over MEN needed to deliver 643-9515 adolescents, (ir min^ally 2 ‘ tive vehicles long before-it initiated formerVrransportation Secretary transmissions of all Ford vehicles eight-year statute of limitations. from Ford owners; * An Equal Opportunity MUNSON’S CANDY years college or .ooivlilent. . prepared testimonv 18, mornings. Reply Box FF, Employer. appliances, and televisions. Loll amt ebvnd 1 HERALD. , . KITCHEN is accepting Monday thru ' Friday. Good' Respdpsibilme| Maintain ______s:—— . applications for full time days wages and benefits. Call: At AID A ASSISTANCE supportive Uivmg eirviron- Co/u/eil^ LOST - Big. fluffy Tiger Cat. and part time evenings and SiefferPs Applianiies. 647- of Norlti EMtam Conn. rnent. crisis intervention, im­ ICE CREAI STORES MECHANIC. Experienced in PERSONS TO WORK In plement wholistic adtivities Cambodia rebel troops Black and brown, tan in front. all phases of truck and auto kitchen making sandwichds week-ends. Call fof appoint­ 9997. !|i. 357 Eaat Conior 8t. LIctnsta' for talaeltd Schedule: Full time, including Answers to "Brandy”. South repair; gas and diesel. with other girls. Call 649-4561 ment beginning Monday, Moncheatef ■rats now avallabla In Adams Street area. 646-2011. Minlmuqi. flvb years between 9:00 a.m and 2:00. August 18, 64943fe. - , LFN- RN. Full or parflime. alternate weekends arid experiencerTHuSt’ have own 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Good holidays ;iVariable hours HNITFORDA p.m. - DIETARY. AIDES, for full­ Application' Submit rekume, tools. Start at $7.00/hour and 6-2011. benefits. Excellenl working KENNEL ASSISTANT - Full TOILJUB^OUNTKS striving to alter image □ EMPLOYMENT all fringe benfits. For a|)point- time and part-time work in conditions. Competitive tjme. Experienced preferred. with 3 references to- pirectox. 'ment. Call 688-7596. ^ our dietary department. App­ salary. Call Mrs. Henry. Modern Iroarding and show Salvation Army Energenpy For furthar datalla call ly in person. East Hartford ■ Shelter,ri855 Asylum Avenpe. Natp IVanM 13 Director of Nursing, 871-0385. kennel. Possible live-in situa­ ^ (203)^58 '^ PHUM PHNOM, Rebel-held Cam­ CRESTFIELD PART TIME (^nvalscenU Home, 745 Math tion. Sheridane 228-9089, Hanfirtford.Confi 06101 ' bodia (UPI) — Cambodia’s hard­ convalescent hom e is Cash, Fun & Prizes Street, East Hartford. GRILL COOK ASSISTANT. Noma:Nomas For Salt 23 Nomas For Salt 23 bitten Khmer Rouge rebel leaders, now accepting applications phoning our customers Weekdays, 11:00 a.qi. to 3:00 , DOG GROOMER - Full-time for RN/LPN’s on our 3:00 from home. Choose your PART TIME HELP p.m. ilartford Road Dairy or part time Experienced who as the nation's rulers emptied NEEDED - Control Desk, SUMMER JOBS - working one p.m. to 11:00 p.m. shift. own hours. Queen, Manchester.' Apply in required. Modern commercial the cities in a reign of terror, say of our outdoor flower Nurses' aides full and part- Coffee Shop, & Telephone person. kennel^Sheridane. 228-9089 they have abandoned their dream of locations on weekends. Car time needed on 3:00 p.m. to CALL Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a m. to Holiday' Lanes, 39 'Spencer STUDENTS A4IOUSEWl>Ei fioUSEWIFE SHIFT - Part a Communist state and want to shed 2 4 9 -7 0 3 .- Street, Manchester, 646-2126. I their mass-murderer image. ^ dover, a . 742-9965. 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours - Part time'positlohs available timq. 11:00 a.m, to 2:00 p.m. flexlDle to accomodate your Also; Cocktail Waitress & Bar days and evenings, year Tuesday through Friday. App­ I In ah interview at his base camp in FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - schedule. Experienced 643-7004 Maid, 646-363r3ner.6:00 p.m. round. Short shifts, flexible ly within: Tommy's Pizzaria the Dongrek mountains of ’ Part time second shift. Apply nurses’ aides preferred,, but hours to suit your needs. 267 East Ce'nter Street. northwestern Cambodia, President 7-Eleven on Centey-Street, will train interested persons. MANAGER-QPERATOB Males 18 or older particularly Mancehseter retail gasoline o(ulet.| Kbieu Samphan said popular revul­ Y between 7 and 3. Excellent working conditions, DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- needed for evenings. Clean, competitive wages, and time. Immediate opening. for retired person wh leasant surroundings, PART tiM E DIVERSIFIED sion at the brutal excesses of his NURSES AIDES - Weekends benefits. Part-time benefits Pleasant surroundings. Salary meet people. Salary niforms provided.; Food dis­ duties. Typing helpful but not JUST LISTED •99,900 government's 1975-1979 reign had, only.6 months of Nursing available for those working negotiable. 646-3003. i bonus. Phone 647-1419 ,1 counts’. and other fringe necessary. Emblem * Badge Here's a'-great starter (jorne with three bedrooms, pointment. 289-2864 fprced a radical revision of the Home expdWenced required under 32 hours a week. Call benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen. fireplace, full basement and double garage. ^ h m e r Rouge's political line. Call or apply: East Hartford Mrs. Grant for interview ap- FULL TIME SITTER 242 Broad Street, (near WANTED - My,.home. flaby Manchester Parl|ade). Belter Hurry! "We know now that there is no Convalescent Home, 745 Main ‘pointment, 643-5151. WSPECTOR, 23 Street, East "HartfordT 528- and school age child. Spruce Nomas For Sale longer any possibility of a Socialist 2167. HOUSEKEEPER - FULL­ street. 649-9819. REC£IVMG RESPONSIBLE ADULT to revolution for our generation," said supervise childi'en.'" Ap­ TIME. General cleaning Wt h*(r« *n op«n(n9 in 8vr Mmdwf Locl$ LEBANON Khieu, 49. "The only goal we can CAREER (Lumber Yard) — duties. Pleasant working pon- LANDSCAPING LABORERS. (nolity for «n Iniptclor, tK cw in g proximately one hour Sunday Mature. Own transporation. Tht IMCttlful •pplicAl mull h«v« at Vernon United : Methodist MDEPENDENCE IS HERE! hope to realize in our lifetime is the Salary DOE. Experienced or ditidhs, liberal insurance knowkdgi el end be ebil ‘e u it Mnd qualified(lifli " trainee. Great - • poten­ ■ . benefits. Apply Meadows Con- Willing to work. NewEngland' gegoi ler den$.enel meeturemenl Church. 872-0147. New thoee bedroom log survival of Cambodia." Landscaping. 5284973, after Eiperifnct in one or mere el lUe feuew- tialt'lal! ! All benefits. No charge to valescent Home, 333 Bidwell tr.g weuM be deurebie ceiiiRai. eiei- home. I'k baths, wood anti leng Sary, foreign minister of the applicant. Company pays fee. |Street, Manchester 5:()0 p.m. ironic eiiembir. pboierTteirKi. ticcirenic FULL TIME CASHIER - tile floors Full cellar On rebel , government that is still (Jontact in confidence'; ^ ^ ^ ------irii eAwipmenf. miiilerir ipeclllceiien* Health * Beauty Aid Store. Special testimony vempiing Intpeclien, eplict. Wueprinl two peres Heat entire recognized by 84 nations and the Healey, Wilson Agency, 246- FULL-'OME CLERK/TYPIST. Full or part reeding end ieyeui Flexible hours. MUst be able y time. Vernon area. Life in­ to work some nights arid house with installed wood United Nations, said the new 8541. MAINTENANCE assii kssisUnt Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., at right in left man of the subcommittee and Thurmond is 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 pjn. Elec­ surance experience helpful. ^CPtqTOR, weekends. Work to assist stove, backed up with elec­ TREAT YOURSELF photo, confers with Sen. Strom Thurmond, R- co-chairman. The first witness to testify political, line was essential if the HELP WANTED FEMALE - trical and mechanical ability Machine transcription PARTS manager in store operations. tric heat, propane, heat in rebels were to win the support of the Mature, experienced. Sales helpful but will train willing experience preferred. Send Supermarket'6r retail basement. windows To a new Custom h ^ e in a fine Manchester area. S:C., during the Senate's Judiciary subcom­ before the panel was Ronald, "Randy” population for their fight against the T31erk. Apply: In verson, : worker.' 333 Bidwell Streer, resume to Box GG, c/o AppiKenli m ull be eble le dem»n$i.-dle experience helpful, but .not and doors Full eight inch 2'/j baths, first floor laundry room, family room, ' Manchester Herald. f kncviedgi el end vie el HOCKMELL ir$ mittee hearings Tuesday on 'Billy' Carter’s Coleman, right photo, an associate of Billy 200,000 Vietnamese nroops occupying Cambodian maneuvers Marlow’s, Inc. 867 Main'' Manchester. Meadows Con­ lerL ibedowgrepM. meleli end leiK-^g necessary. Mply in person. 9 logs thru-out, 6'2 inch in­ fireplace and much,much more! eduipmeni to 5 daily. Brooks Health & dealings with Libya. Bavh serves as chair­ Carter. (UPI photo) Cambodia. "s / Strd^t, Manchester, Coiin. valescent Home. sulation in second floor A Khmer Rouge rebel soldier armed with a B40 rocket MATURE RESPONSIBLE Good tienmg^iegc i beneiiitpeaege Beauty Aids'Store, 277 West Fruit, trees,. 1.000 "People are still a bit afraid of us SHEET METAL WORKER - PAINTERS. Must have some WOMAN needed for child care Slop Id or ceil ler inter vte« eppemi'^eni Middle Turnpike, Manchester. immediately. Preferably my asparagus plants^-plus land, Blanchard & Roasetto but we tell them we are nationalists launcher, participates Tuesday in a camouflage exercise We need a Shop Foreman, a knowledge of residential 646-9196. to grow most of your before we are Communist's and we personrson with a good working work. Neat appearance and home. Buckley School area.' (MJS£-»jN)SS£PCO(W maneuver in the liberated zone in the Dongrak Mountain' ' Ce'nel Benk needs. Quiet country REALTORS j • knowledgeowledge of Tayolayout work. transporation a must. Call Call 64*6521 after 5:00 p.m. Windier L X k v CTQlfM (Ge n e r al c l e r ic a l - I now realize that we cannot fulfill our Senate panel^outraged liberated zone of northwestern Cambodia. (UPI photo) ------»------SomeTyping required. Hours: living $78,500. By appoint­ days - 9:0^to 4:30 246-7101. I dream of socialism,'' leng said. 9 fapininf '('db the heating and 1-203^4414 __ 646-2482 air conditioning industry. ------>, ■ — GAL FRIDAY. Pleasant, ^ ^ gue^mgiermen^oporluno^i^^^ 8:30 to 5:00. Cable TV, "846- ment, call • I "Many city people are still skep­ ‘ , t Able.; to take charge and RN/LPN's. iLaurel Manor, 91 experienced, full charge 6400. FtD-ANNUUJ RERLTY 169 West Center Cor. of McKee Khieu, "We thought that because of perhaps 56 percent of the population bookkeeper for small office tical. " orgaiuze deliveries and field Chestnut Street, Manchester. 649-6S44 Equal Housing Opportunity "People are beginning to trust us th ^ r political education they would is now clandestinely but actively crewf. Good starting wages, with some customer contact. 23 by Billy Carter’s action company paid fringe benefits. Call 875-3346 for appointment. Homaa For Safa "23 Homaa For Safa because they believe that we’ve know how to deal fairly with the peo­ helping our dause,” He said. NURSES AIDES. First shift Call 872-4663. and second shift. Laurel changed — and we try to prove it to ple and we neglected to exercise con­ "Villagers do not inform on our MATURE WOMAN to live in Coleman said it was just a matter Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The head Billy Carter is not to testify before them every day," said Khieu. "Our trol. We neglected to make rules." cadres but do tell our guerrillas SALES MANAGER for store Manchester. with elderly couple. Com­ of a Senate panel investigating Billy Bayh’s panel until Thursday, but the of "Southern hospitality" that Billy cadr^ constantly visits villages for "But we were responsible," added where tl^ Vietnamese a rt camped selling used merchandise, panionship plus light duties. Carter's Libyan affair is outraged Indiana Democrat expressed his in­ Carter acted as host to a ^Libyan dialogues with the people. We have leng Sary. "Those were our cadres so and urge* them to attack.” * ladies and mens clothing, fur- Flexible hours with con­ lOVI OHFTS, UK MQKn siderable time off. 643-0743. the president's brother ignored the dignation over the Libyan affair to delegation to this country in JanuaryI protpised them they'll have fun­ we were responsible.” Khieu accused the Vietnamese of nitore, housewares, et cetra. Randy Cole'man, a Billy Carter 1979 after the men's expense-paid A good opportuiflty for right You can have both! No potential embarrassment his damental rights after the war. in­ During the four years the Khmer "systematically creating fiamine person. Please apply Tuesday YOUNG. FULL TIME dealings with a "terrorist regime" associate who testified TiKsday. deliveries, collections or 1978 visit to Libya. cluding the right to private proper­ Rouge ruied Cambcidia. an estimated conditions in Cambodia and purpose­ August'5th, for appointment Investments. Be the first PERSON out of school. 40 could bring the nation. hours a week.-Requirements: "I assume you and BillwiClprter are "I tbink we have oversold naivete ty " 250.000 people were massacred and 1 ly hindering the distribution of inter­ between 9 and 12, at Goodwill Artcraft Counsellor In We’ll give qurword toyou.' Sen. Birch Bayh’s special loyal /^ericans, love ywh country. " here, " Bayh told Coleman. " It’s all million others, died of hardship and national aid food to the people.” Store, 1085 Main Street,^ lifting cases, stocking shelves, JChieu, whose Sorbonne thesis gave your area. Cell stock room. Some retail Judiciary subcommittee '^planned Bayh told Coleman. He said it-should well and gocxl to l^lk here about "Hanoi knows that if the Cambo­ Manchester, corner of - the Khmer Rouge the ideological disease. ' Eldridge Street. 844-1301 expererienCe for package store. today to question two Chartet;Oil Co, have be^n obvious that - fot the Southern hospitality," Bayh said, but basis for tjjifir 1975 evacuation of the Khieu Samphan said the political dian p^ple are well fed they will ac­ 64f-96 officials who promised Billy Carter a" iresidenrs brother to dealJwith added Libya "has conducted itself as cities andt(idestruction of all things offensive launched by his go'Vern- tively help the guerrillas,” Khieu A MANCHESTER/EAST HOME HEALTH AIDES ir~T~i ' -Tin commission on any'extra oil jbyansywould embarrass the presi- a terrorist regime against many Western, frankly admitted "serious ment at the start of the current rainy said. "Vietnam doesn't want or need HARTFORD AREA -120 Bed needed to provide personal PART'nMECLLERlCALposi- tion op . „ for varied , duties. allocations he could pry from L ib y a.( the nation. other countries.’’ errors were m ade” by his govern­ season ' )vas paying high dividends the population of Cambodia. They Health Care Facility seeking care to people in their homes. 21 SHOWCASE REALTY CENTURY 21 JACKSON/AVANTE second Cook for fifl-ln posi­ Home liealth aide certifica­ Inventory, flling,''telephone, MUftil il THiHllli Ut»i^ Bayh cited Libyan raids on the U S. only \^nt the territory of Cam­ ment. ^ militarily. tion. 24-32 hours. Experience tion or nurses aide training or etc. Monday, Thursday, Route 44A, Bolton 67 East Center Street, Manchester REM. ESTATE Embassy in Tripoli and tbe French "Our cadre made errors," said " We have 60,000 regular troops but bodia.” and knowledge of Therapeutic experience preferred. ^ d a y , 5:00 to 9:00.(^4F<^7 647-9914 649-4416 i 7B9 Main Street, Manchester and British embassies in Tunisia, and Diets preferred, but will train Training provided if needed. 9:30 to 5:00. InterviewCig-r 646-1316 ' Schlafly to talk said the regime is killing dissident . right person. Submit resume Flexible nours. Must have Thursday onlyily. Al Sie"Sieffert’sx Libyans in other countries. aM salary requirement to: own tran^ration. Mileage Hartford Road, anchester. 647>y97.______"We get 10 to 12 percent of our'oil Box CC. c/o Manchester provided. For further infor­ Soviets ahead ^of U,S» Hefald. mation, call Manchester from Libya," 'Coleman calmly Public Health Nursiiw, 647- LICENSED NURSE. Part about vote hytyin^ me. Add to yoiir retirement replied. "Me were dealing with a PLUMBER or PLUMBERS 1481, Monday through Fridi SPRINGFIELD, III. (UPI) — could be labeled bribes. Mrs. U.S. company (the Charter Oil Co.) h e l p e r - Experienced 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. me. Good pay. Call 649- Phyllis Schlafly,- one of the nation’s' Brandstetter was a victim of that for somtffhihg the U.^. wanted." necessary. Call 640-4876. Equal "Opportunity Affir­ in ^death ray’, res ear eft mative Action Employer. \ most prominent anti-Equal Rights plot, he said. "Billy Carter’s ($220,000) loan did COLLECTOR - Part time, COOK - Full time. Amendment crusaders, has agreed to Lobbying on the issue was intense not come from the Charter Oil Co., ” Ky I nitril I'rritH liilernuliuiiul Soviet Union bad developed a airplanes, ships or tanks.” 9:00 to 2:00 for one of New COOKS, DISHWASHERS, Experienced in institutional, testify for the defense in the vote- ip Illinois during the spring, the only Bayh said. 'It was secured, no doubt, The Soviet Union is expending- demonstration wea^n-. Tbe Meantime, the Pentagon released England's largest collection WAiniESSES. Apply in per­ cooking preferred, but buying trial of a former pro-ERA ac- northern industrial state not to ratify ^ because you trust these Libyans wbo much more effort than the United magazine published an/artlsf's con­ an illustrated seven-page fact sheet agencies. Some experience son: Taco'rral Restaurant, training will bee given. Ap States to develop a futuristic '"death- ception of the ray weapon allegedly on the U.S. high-energy laser required. For appointment Broad Street, Manphester. in person. East HartfordW ( tivist. the proposed U.S. constitutional deal in assassinations. Did that con­ call M#. Powers after 3:00 valescent Home, 745 Main The trial of Wanda Brandstetter amendment banning sex discrimina­ cern you?" ray” weapon, but is still far from based on classified reconnais^nce program. The program calls for $199 p.m. 289-0256. « GIRL FRIDAY - Diversified S ti^t, East Hartford. - ^ -Xli. ' was to move into opening arguments tion. "No, sir." ^ achieving the goal, a top Pentagon of­ photographs. million to be spent on research in office duties. Monday through ..900 - Among matured'Odc^Jdaple and t Pine. Three bedroom Cape, twf) fu ll^ th es, S72.900 - in town house with 2>'2 acres for ‘ — and possibly testimony — today "With tt!p kind of relations Libya ficial says. ' "1 don't believe they have 1981, compared to $196.7 million in RN - 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. SITTER FOR INFANT. 7:J0 ' $66,900 - Super Cape Aluminum siding, park- Shark may survive operational weapons of any 1980. . Vm to 7 a.m. Full time or part Send resume to: Girl Friday, through 3:30 Mony-Frlday fireplace, den, and full basemen(. Very private horses; hab aluminum siding, loveiy landscaped after the expected bempletion of jury bas.with the rest of the world, they "‘They certainly are investing far lot, large garden area, fruirtrees. berry bushes like grounds, garage, fireplace, full insulation significance," Perry said. "We have The fact sheet said: "We believe time. Enjoy working with an P.O. Boi 222, Manchester. starting in September. Area of setting on a nice comor lot. Just a few minutes .Needs nothing' Call 646-1316 \ selection. It ‘^ s possible Mrs. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - are not the kind of people I would in­ more in their research and develop­ excellent supporting staff, Keeney Street and Burnsidq to l-64^Call 647-9914 / ______and brook. Call 649-4416^^______, • a laser, for example, that copld be that we understand the ^technical Schlafly might testify late in the day Aquarium experts say chances are vite into my living room," Bayh said. ment efforts than we are.” William caring for our elderly PART "tlME/FULL TIME Avenue. 64M337 after 4:00 used as a weapon-in a demonstration. issues basic to translating high- Eight of the 12 regular jurors and very good a 7-foot I^male great white "If they are that bad," Coleman Perry, under-secretary of defense 'infs. Good wages -and woman to care for my two p.m, ( sense, and they may have also. - energy laseFJgchnology into wehpons fits, including new Dental school aged children In my two alternates were selected before shark, caught in a fisherman’s net, asked, "why do we buy oil from for research and engineering, said irt- "■ “flut that’s very far removed in sytems, tba(t bur decision is correct E. Please call: Doris Blain home. Call after 6:00 p.m. 644- "PART TIME PERSON for Sangarnorg, County. Circuit Judge will become the first such fish to sur­ them?" an exc^iv’e interview Tuesday. RN, Director of Nurses, 646- packaging, rirapping and light both time and resources from what (to keep th(^ U.S. program limited in 2244. Jeanne'SCott Tuesday in a long day of vive in captivity, ^ "Because we need oil, " Bayh said. P erryaeclined to estim ate how 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ cleaning, etc. Seven hours would be required for anything tike a scope) andj that the Soviets may be careful screening for possible The shark was captured Tuesday "But that doesn’t mean get in bed much mone>N,the Soviet Union is in­ sing Home, 385 West CAiter PART TIME COUNTER «;eekly. 643'2741. $*rs. Kelly. jas.er or particle beapn that could be moving prematurely to weapon Street, Manchester. * ______------i— prejudice in the ^ase. Of the two men when it became entangled in a net with them. " vesting in the effort to turn lasers HELP. Neat. Reliable. Over mounted ip a satellite or put on a ship system i.”! ------^------18. F le x ib le -h o u rs. KENNEL ASSISTANT • and six women picked, one said he loaded with flounder in Bodega Bay " We were not in bed with them,” and charged particle beams intb or in an 'airplane and used as an "Hoiji^ver, we are continually con­ NURSES AIDES - Part time Days/NiAts. Apply In person, Energetic woihan preferred, opposed the ERA, one leaned that north of San Francisco. Coleman said. operational weapons., - and full time all shifts. Enjoy^| 288 C^enter S tre e t, approaching middle age. 1 or 2 way and six said they had no opinion.' operational weapon. ducting a careful ^review of our working in a very pleasant Manchester. days weekly. Involvement Defense lawyers said despite jin- 'l*can only guess at the number. 'Any large fixed experimental program, as well as watching Soviet and homelike atmosphere, . W-llh pets. Public and' •1. succassful attempts to subpoena Perry said. "But it’s several faetdrs facility could have the potential of progress with great interest, in a helping our elderly patients. FULL OR PART TIM E rnaintenance. Canine Holiday Mrs Schlafly, she had sent word larger (than the U.S. prograni). It'S\ being used as a demonstration continuing re-evaluation of this Good wages and benefits, in­ WAITRE^ needed.Apply at Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, $60,800 - New Listing. Four be^oom Colonial cluding new Dental Plan. Luigi's J*lzza, "706 Hartford' Manchester. Inquire 3:00 to 568,000 • Lovely three bedroom q/iuniinim with (ireplaced living room, formal dining rooni, through her husband that she would not 50 percent more or 6() percent \weapon if you could bring the targets decision.” Please call: Doris Blain RN, — itv II,™ „ „„ (Q facility.'! ' Road, 649-5325. •5:00 p.m. ^ sided Colonial In pleasant neighborho^Central outdoor patio, deep treed lot, aluminum sided testify as a defense witness mote. It’s -three or four times The Air Force plans to carry out "Director of Nurses, 646-0129. air and vacumm systems, w^l-to-wall 569,900 - Reduced Colonial Aluminum siding • They also said a state lawmaker, much, 1 would estim ate." "But if you sat that exception to experiments later this year at Manchester Manor Nursing carpeting. Two car garage and storage shed. Nine years old. Call 649-4416 and brick Six rooms, gas heat, fireplace, pool antbERA Rep. Thomas Hanahan Perry commented following a the side, then: No. I, don’t think that Kirkland Air Force Base In New Home, 385 West Center Street, and more. Call 646-1316.' Manchester.- Call 647-9914. J who once callrti feminists "bra-less, series published by tbe magazine either we, or they, are very close to Mekico to demonstrate the feasibili­ JOB OPENINGS 'brainless broads." had balked at Aviation Week and Space significant operational weapons thpt ty of shooting down missile targets TijLEPHONE SOUaTORS. testifying about what the defense .Technologyj which asserted the could be mounted, on space vehicles. with an airplane-based laser. 'Permknent part time says is a'plot conjured to kill ERA ositions for responsible Full and part time poaltlona available serving quality passage in Illinois. ousewlves and others who products In pleasant surroundings. Lunch, night, Kare looking to supplement pre­ and weekend hours available. For Interview ap­ Mrs. Brandstetter. a Chicago real sent income. Hourly rate. estate agent and mother of three Houseboat Hi^ar continues Commission and bonus. pointments, ~call between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. teen-agers, is accused of trying to Choice of hours; 9:00 to 1:00, 569-1040 , or 5:00 to 9:00. Sick days, bribe a state lawmaker and solicit holidays, oald vacations now FRIENDLY ICE CREAM him to commit official mi^qnduct. in attempt to stop pier for Fall. Call 569-4993, Monday SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD 06118 While a National Organization for thr(wgfa Friday between 1:00 580,000 - In .^ptiful Highland Park area. Women volunteer field organizer, she and 4:00. EOE/MF Eight room Cape, two bedrooms, formal dining -'' handed Republican". Rep. Nord SAOSALITO, Calif. (UPI) - ' Lewis Cook Jr., the developer,-sbid the floating shadk in place. room,' den, Florida room, two fireplaces, onp Construction workers are nearing there would be room for only 40 to 70 At one point two deputies in jump­ PART TIME COOKS.,* full, two half baths, terraced yard withe Swanstrom on May 14 a NOW WAITRESSES - needed $62,900 - Windsor Locks Special. Seven room business card, bearing tier name, completion of a pier on the placid houseboats upon completion of the suits, helmets and bulletproof vests fi^place. Many flowering and fruit trees, grape - 5122,000 - Back on tLc market. New Cunlcm- weekends. Apply'in person: arbff berrie bushes. Two car garage with loft. older Colonial. 'Parlor, pantry, three bedroorq? that read: "Mr. Swanstrom the offer Waters off Sausalito and it may prbve pier. Cook had agreed to relocate the boarded a raft and tried to cross the Monday thru Friday, between porqry Cape; four bedrooms, unusual entrance, Set on 75x197 foot professionally landscaped lot. foyer, large airy kitchen, plenty of trees. Call with walk-in closets. „Two car garage, quiet for help in your election plus $1,000 the last hurrah for a small armada'bf remaining 125 houseboats. water to reaipb the tie lines. 9 and 4. Garden Grove They were ‘ intercepted by two ★ gURGE^KINO ★ Call 647-9914. street. Call 646-1316. for ■'your campaign for pro-ERA fighting housebobters. Tbe houseboaters organized the Caterers, Keeney Street, M9JML______^ 4 ------— skiffs, each with a two-man crew. A Manchester. vote " A construction compiany, with the Gates Cooperative to solidify their shoving match ensued. The deputies’ Isnow hirliigfbr Her . attorneys isaid Mrs. blessings of the court and backed by forces against Cook. PART TIME - Need both desk Brandstetter was merely offering a nautical team; of Marin County “ T hat^ not good enough,” Pete raft overturned. and custodial workers. Cgll, Im niadlats optniiHisi legal campaign contribution, not a Sheriff’s deputies^jis trying to con­ Redondo. of the co-op said of the A victorious cheer rang out froifi Center Court, 875-2133, after 10:00 a.m. Momni SoNv M n— bribe. struct the final sectibn of the luxury reduced capability of the harbor. the-bystanders. pier at Waldo Point. 1:00 5JR. - 8i00 M* or 8:00 |MR. One of Mrs. Brandststter's_at-. .1 "Half our members won't have a' But law enforcement wop-out. TEACHER - September torneys, ■ John Murphy, (said M r^'i' Deputies have been conducting hit- place to tie up and won't bejable to Redondo's houseboat and another opening. Full-time Oil IMR FeoO H w m s Schlafly's testimony is vital t'p that rDn raids for years in attempts to survive." smaller one were toweed le, IH your pai be asked if anti-ERA forces dreamed There have been scores of arrests. in the. way of the pier. A,. The latest confrontation came school. Send resume to Box Uf WflMIUMV. IM IlM rl wWOQflWOa UINVOfiVW Mna i (j^‘ a plot to destroy ratification The last baftle came when d e p u t O ld lim ers’ meeting ^ Herald. Phone perch Monday. i e s tried‘toident hoti^eboaters WXBM • Forest Hills ciistonj'-hqmi! on chances in Illinois, considered a MANCHESTER - w'est.§ide Old- jumped into skiffs and 'launched at­ PIZZA AND GRINDERS. 500,000 • A beauty throughout! A pleasure to teautiful landscape lot Extrjriarge Fwims. swing state by both' sides. timers' Committee will meet tonight In Poroon: klne-,ear<,M D»ayne Ukes to relax while uxmglhe. f r r S m '. " tacks on the 30 officers. Experience<( "person for year show! Four bedrooms, two baths, huge kitchen, fireplace. country kitchen^ family room, Murphy said anti-ERA lawmakers at 7 at the home of Nick Angelo. The nice family 'room with fireplace. Park-llke . 573,500 -.Hebron. RaisediRanch. EiAt rooms, lelepnone, so he perched atop this pay telephone station'in up- deputies and a carpenter soaked to round position. Apply in per- aluminum sided and more. Call 649-4416 gas heat, beautiful yard.ylour bedrooms, many were us^ as decoys by announcing They dismantled gangplanks annual Oldtlmers' dinner wi)l be Oc­ BM only; 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 ' iI of over one acre that backs up to the tbwn New Orleans to make a call to his best friend recentlyf (hr skin; and one houseboat towed extras! Call 6 4 6 1 3 1 6 . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j ^ ' Ihey were wavering with hopes of around the bbat, making it difficult tober 4 at th'e Garden Grove. p.m. I4 Strada West, 471 ''■awlna pl-o-tettA tnonev rtffers that (UPI photo) ■ ' y away. for workmen to untie lines holding Hartford Road, Manchester. B gyiMCiL

    ■ ' o y-:. - _ js EVENING HERALD.’ Wed . August 20, 26 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. August 20, 1980 Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz N ACROSS 66 Energy unit Answer to Previous Puzzle Frank A Ernaat (p() E 1 F U D P E 1 300, Roman 67 Transmitted Jj La 0 E 0 A Business. & Service 4 Recedes ’ 68 Extrasensory 8 LAuA M T P0 T FRAHK ft ERNIf'S KMIIKI-FIX 6 Time periods perception l1 L E 12 Hearirjg organ s: E Sa 1 VITr D's ^ t h e 6 U Y W M ® Pbby r (abbf) ^ N[j f A nh 1^3 OeValeraf- - 1|A 1 KNA S E □ E Ca u E By ADigaii van Buren land DOWN N0 M TEA T p L ^ 0 ® £ S t h e E5T*N»ATlNe» 14 Stuffy k 0 Ro THA n 0 0 'c K 15 Depart this 1 Surrender BA8 "o 0¥ Q NJiJ8 ^ 15 |M WA5H»N6T0N life 2 Abels brother ^ 1 AR [FilliNl 16 Something re­ 3 Belief E D □OD □□a HE l P i Is iG t h e P R E S i OENT P DKAR AHHY; I am a ilO-ycar-old man, Yeslcrday I went markable (si) 4 Snakeltk^ fish 1□jjiio LAj 17 besides BwimminK al a local pool, and while I w o n in the locker room 5 Meih impact J.' T E a Of 0 chanKinK into mV Hwimmin^ trunk», I turned around to find 18 Companion of 6 Liver fluid E L 8 m 0 ^ p r e p a r e T H fe 8 u D 6 E T . e-zo tHO UMM SfndiCIM li odds B BE iU a little Kiri who appeared to he 4 or yearn old ntarinK bt me! •7 S light* 20 Babylonian 26 Go astray members I later learned that nhe had been brought there by her intentionally deity 29 Skinny fish 46 Of arm-bone ' Thav*S 8*10 father, whti was calmly drying himself after showering. ’Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 8 Environroent 22 Hardwood igencv 'lVbbr) Greek lenef 49 Hurl ••••••••••••••••••••••••■A aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The locker room wjis crowded with mendn various staK^'H tree „ c .k . Smell deer 50 Pillar of air Palnllng-Pap»flni 32 Building Cdalraeting ' 33 of undress. Stime were comjilelely naked. All were unaware 23 State (Fr) .9 Synthetic 35'Freezing plant SarvfcM Oftorad ^ 3t Sarvfcai Offarad 31 ' STUART'S VE5, ANP HE course aaa«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa« •••••••••••••••••••••••••• .M.S...• • 9 9 . . that they were being observed by a wide-eyed girl. j ^ r A\UST SAV. •COWBOV ' 25 Comedian in . 36 Rocky crag AAAKIN& A WANTS ME 'TO 10 Jewish month «,7 nn..hu 53 Cheats (si.) PAINTING - INTERIOR AND LEE PAINTING. Interior i Mualcel Inatrumenta 44 Apafimanta For Rant 53 Wanted to Rant 57 i found the pool manager and complained. He got.ahold of Y THOUGH, I HAVE LIBRARIAN,' Kaye 37 Double curve C&M.TREE SERVICE • Free ^ AAOYIE??. 27 Hereditary 11 Hazy 54 Lead on EXTERIOR; faperhanging. Exterior. "Check my rate □MISC, FOR SALE the father and asked him not to bring the child into the STAR IN IT. AAISGIVINGS ' TAKE ONE.' 39 Still estimates, discount senior "blueprints" 19 Female saint 56 Asian country Experienced, references. Ser- before you decorate.' ‘ Depen­ TWENTY TWO rebuilt, VERNON. Working with one. t n 41 Eggs citizens Company aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa A II TION LANDLORDS! men's locker room again. The father blew up and said be 29 Smallsword (abbr) B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. /jefinished pianos in a house?? two And three bedroom houses 44 Pronourr 57 Small quantity Manchester-owned and ving Willimantic. Articlaa for Sale 41 Widow with very well- had no one to leave his little girl with, and he wasn't about 31 Segment of a 21 Verse Work Free Estimates Will Ves! The new home of Meyers 59 College operated Call 646-1327 Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ and apartments. From $150 mannered children needs to let her wait far him outside alone. When the father was curve 24 D,edl» soake 46 And ,o'on pick up and deliver Please Piano and Guitar for ^ands, monthly. 2365646. Locators: degree (abbr.) try. CWumbia, Tolland areas. WES ROBBINS Carpentn STEREO COMPONENTS, apartment. At least five informed that the other men in the locker room might not 32 President 26 Nuclear (abbr, Lat. call 646-2161 after 4:00 p m. remodeling specialist. Ad Tilayers. uprights. Call '871- 61 Superlative BJiM TRgE SERVICE, ' W .J. Grillo. 423-6582 Lafayette receiver, speakers, Fee.,______' rooms. Immediate occupancy appreciate beiiTg observed by a young girl, he said. “ Any (abbr) agency (abbr) wds) ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 2146 I suffix where TREE-MENDOCS ser­ Garrard turntable. Escellenl preferred. 643-5520o r 649-5820 man who is embarrassed to be'seen naked in front of a 4- 34 Summon 27 Opening 47 Gaggle BRICK, BL(K;K, StONE - built-ins, bathrooms, NICE^NE BEDROOM, vice is guaranteed, now INTERIOR PAINTING AND sound, NeW $500. First $225 ••••••••••••••••••*•#••••• Modern appliances. Ask for Laurie. year-old girl must have something wrong with him!" 38 Hawk s Fireplaces. Concrete. WALLPAPERING., kitchens. 649-3446. victims ^ ' 2 3 4 6 e 1 , 9 9 10 n offering FREE STUMP buys it, 228-3145. Garden Producta 47 Immediate occupancy. Only . Abby. I’d like your opinion Who has something “ wrohg Chimney Repairs. ‘No Job 40 Mixture GRINDING \4ith^ tree Quality professional work at \ 7 t] Too Small ■■ Call 644-8356 foe ,$100 per month. 236-5646. AUTOMOTIVE with him'".^ Me? Of a man who would bring his daughter 14 removal. Free estimates Ful­ reasonable prices Fully in­ LEON ClEZSYNSKl PICK YOUR OWN tomatos, ' □ 42 Romaine estimates. Locators. Fee. into a men's l(H*ker room? 43 Looks at ly insured. References Senior sured. Free estimates. G.L. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ peppers and eggplants. Bot- \i 16 17 McHugh. 643-9321. d ition s. re m od elin g , req^ 'VVONDERINC. 45 Turns Citizens Discount 643-7285 ticeilo Farms, 209 Hillstown TRYING TO SAVE. Two Autoa For Sale 61 II -ATTICS, cellars, garages •Tooms, garages, kitchens ALUMINUM Sheets used as 47 Hearty relish 16 30 31 33 Road. Manchester. bedroom with parking. R E W E A V IN G . B U R N cleaned Trash, brush PAINTING BY CRAIG remodeled, ceilings, bath tije. printing plates. .007.thick DEAR WONDEHINO: The father used poor judft* 50 Worn trail 23 24 3S 39 r e m o ld Picket-split rail Appliances. Plus more. Just WE PAY TOP PRICES for 51 House wmg HOLES Zippers, ’ umbrellas OGDEN Interior and dormers, roofing. Residenlial 23x28W", 25 cents each or 5 CHRYSANTHEMUMS - M any, ment ia bringing his daughter into the men's locker Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawranca fences installed. Reasonable t m . 2365646 Locators. Fee. wrecked and junk pars. A & B room because in doing so he violated the privacy of 52 Not pretty V 76 29 30 repaired Window shades, . Exterior Speciaten! Fully In­ or commercial. 649-4291. lor $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be new varities. 29 Mountain' Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Venetian blinds Kevs. TV '289-1183. sured. Free Estimates. Call picked up before It a m. others who may not have felt comfortable under tbe 55 Icy Road. Glastonbury. (Near DEL&XE DUPLEX. King Call Tony 6466223. LOO|- 41 43 Professional work yard. Laundry facilities. Plus OUR DESTINATION- MAXIM ABOUT HOW 60 Christmas DAN SHEA ^AINTINGvi^ Conner Tops. Display. SEARS STEREO Am-fm, 8^ATIVE PEACHES AND obviously all wet to begin with. . I-THOUSHT I WAS .N O W DO LA Reasonable rates Call more. Call for details. 236 IT5 BETTER TO RE- / CALM YOUR 62 Egypt (abbr) 44 4S 46 c DECORATING. Interior and Storage VBopkeases Kitchen track with recorder, turntal ‘!^ E A R S . Botti's Fruit Farm. HEADIWe BACK TO 5646. Locators. Fee. / b e a t in g HEART 63 Hourglass George. 649-6473 Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Cabinet ^S^dnts Custom and two speakers. Excellent WANTED JUNK AND LATE DEAR AHHY: You suggested that "older people” should McKEf INDUSTRIES! 10 A LOVELY is l a n d 260 Bush Hill Road, (rear), ONES &ELF;--y OA h l IN S . ANP. contents 4? 48 49 so Quality Craftsmanship! Call Woodworking. 649-9658. condition. $200. Call a fte r '6 MODEL WRECKS - Cash mark the backs of famriy pictures while they can still; PA rwAPISE LIKE Mancheswr. ROCKVILLE. All utilities I a v e s o m e o f .64 Experts LAWNS CUT Expert service ..MATURE BABYSITTER 646-5424 or 646-1305 ' p .^ .. 647-1400. Paid. Call Parker Street Used remember who’s'who, and where the pictures were taken THE AZORES? 51 S3 S3 S4 SS 58 57 Lowest rates around Call lor available Immediately Bent- paid. Carpeted. Two., 'H IS EXCELLENT 65 Canal system Haating-Plumbing 35 Antiquea 45 bedrooms. Appliances. .Kids Auto Parts, Inc 6463391. and the approximate dates. Hut why only “older people”? I c o f f e e ; in northern SB 59 60 81 62 free dstimale 649-7773 ly. low ers, Robertson^fchool POOL- 24' X 4', 7 ftlT^eep. evenings area. Call 643-8567 0 . K. Today- $220. 2365646. That's something everybody should do as soon as a / / -______' Mij^higan NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. RED GOOSE FARM. An­ Locators. Fee. CORVETTE, 1-975 coupe, snapshot or picture is developed. B3 64 86 repairs, plugged drains, $500.00 or best offer. 5667317. tiques. Goose Lane, Coventry. automatic, options. $6375 W IL L DO PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ** For years I was too busy lorJa/yl to do it. and now that 86 67 86 kitchen faucets replaced, 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday Corvette, 1963, original coupe. HOUSECLEANING. Mature EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully F U R N IS H E D ( TW O I'm retired and have plenty of lime, 1 remember who • t CERAMIC FIRING' Discount repaired, Tec rooms, SCREENED'LOAM - Gravel, $7800. Call 649-1149 person with references Call insured. N.in« years and Sunday. BEDROOM, with air, half the people are! ^ rates Quitk service Call 643- bathroom remodeling, heat Processed'Gravel, Sand, experience. Free estimates. carpeting. Available now. My parents can't help me because my father has been 2543 643-7464 modernization, etc. Free Stone, and Fill. For deliveries 1969 CONTINENTAL 646-1085 . THE PACK RAT Will open by Only $ ^ . 2365646. Locators. dead for 25 years, and my mother is in a rest home unable to Estimate gladly given M & M call George Grifling, 742-7886. CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call Ptlnllng-Paptring 32 chance, oF request during the Fee, remember much of anything Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. summer. Call 643-6880. between" 8:30 a m. and 5:00 LAWNMOWERS FOR SALE - Couch, end So here I sit with a big box of family pictures, beating m>[^ Alley 6op — Dave Graue EXTERIOR PAINTING, SUM M ER SPECIAL. TWo p.m. 6464004. r e p a i r e d 157c Sr. Citizen PROFBiSIONAL PAINTING tables, chair, T.V. antenna, brains out trying to recall names, dates and places What a experienced college student. "^ E X T TO NOTHING" - An- bedrooms. Modern Discount! Free pick up and - Interior and exterior. u 6 L V rotor. $95 . 72 West Street. 197.4 - Good condi­ mess! * Quality work. Very tiques and Things. Corner appliances. Yard or kids. Just THIS PLACE IS A delivery! Expert service. Commercial and residential Bii^irruBS Saturday. 9:00 a m. to ll:0 f ^ Abby. please remind your readers often to label their SAVEVtXJR reasonable prices. Call Mike. East.Center and Spruce ’$210. 2365646. Locators. Fee. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 BO M ANZA.OOP.' DID \ C E L E ­ ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. J-’ree estimates Fuliv in­ a m . pictures. Then their grandchildren wtm’l have to go through 569-3458 or 569-4945 B I( |L A Z ID « Streets. Open Saturdays only. negotiable. Telephone 643- YtXJ S E E ALL THE BRATING 647-3660 sured 646-4879 In Hom« GuarantM what* I’m^going through now. Chip Repair 649-0533. 'MANCHESTER - Two family, 6785. or 659-1723. kND UNDO DARK LOAM DELIVERED - KK’KINC. MYSKI.K IN ASHURY I'ARK ME.' Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag FARRAND REMODELING - p p r c e la m & two bedroom apartment, WATERPROOFING GENERAL PAINTING - Fiberglass. Spray i 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also A N T IQ U E S i natural woodwork, formal 4968 DART, 1969 CHARGER Cabinets! Roofing, Gutters, hatchways, foundation Interior Exterior Appliances & | sand, gravel and stone 643- COT,LECTIBLES - Will 318. Three speed. Posi rear DEAR KK'KlNCi: .Not only should family pictures Room Additions. Decks, All dining room, garage, nice Alert signaling pays off cracks ’file lines, sump- Specializing in Exterior Trim. Cabnets Display al 9504 purchase outright, or sell on residenial area, $350 monthly, end. Needs some work. Best be labeled, but accounts of historical events and the types of Remodeling and 8 HIG^ILAND ST . E H pumps, stone walls, steps, References Insured. Call „ „„„ , . , commission. Houselot or security. No pets. September offer over $400. 871-7385. newspaper clippings of births, graduations, mar­ Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND patios, walks Chimney Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- 2,000 new-aluminum baker s -i single piece. Telephone 644- 1. Call 6465037, after 6:00 riages and deaths in your family N^hould be dated and inventej- the suit-prefefeiir? ly insured Phone 643-6017. ______|203| 528-8200 pie pans. Eight inches. $2.50 a jgjJ signal repairs 871-8399. 643-4953 5087 p.m. kept in a sturdy scrapbook. Fascinating family dozen. Bring ad and get one '______NORTH 8 2U-8U This convention is designed histories could be preserved if younger members free. 649-9953. 4Kg< to help your partner decidd WANTED - Antique Fur­ MANCHESTER - Five rooms, interviewed older relatives at farmi^gatherings. A »g962 niture, Glass, Pew ter, Oil which of two suits to lead first floor of Duplex. tape recorder would be ideal fo r ^ is wurpose. 4 K J4 when he will have an obvious Charles Wesley, the meth-7 Paintings, or Antique Items. Washer/Dryer. $350 monthly Succeeding generations will lo/e itl' ♦ 7 3 2 • R, Harrison. Telephone 646 plus utilities. Security. choice N om si For Sala 23 Homaa For Sale 23 odist, wrote 6500 hymns, w WEST 8709, Available September first. DEAR AHHY: For your survey on how women over 50 feel EAST This convention is valuable, □ REAL, ESTATE P H E L P S Si SO N S about sex: I agree with TIRED I am not a loose wiiman. but 4AJ8 ♦97653 but it is also difficult to use COMPANY. Hard anthracite • A 643-2896 after 5:00 p.m. EXCELLENT HOME for CAPE. Immaculate six Butineaa Property anything gels boring with the same person after 25 years. The Plintstones — Hanna Barbers Productions ▼ 7 ♦ 854 In his 1960 book Pierre Jais rooms. Three or four 26 coal. Pea and chestnut. 646 Room s tor Rent 62 young family Older Colonial Where 1 work, there are lOM married women between 4AI09TSi 4 0 ha.s a chapter that is the best Homaa For Sala 23 with three bedrooms, large bedrooms Modern kitcen. 2005 or 872-2126. THREE ROOM FURNISHED ♦ J54 MEMORIAL- CORNER 19 and 65. and just for fun. I decided to ask each woman if ♦ QI098 writing on this convention we living room, formal dining Wall to wall in three rooms. THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ Apartment, second floor. 'I ' Pi "J EAST HARTFORD SPLIT 5TORE for sale. she had ever had an extramarital affair. SOUTB have ever seen room, den, kitchen and sun Enclosed porch, garage. $62.- STEREO COMPONENT trally located. Kitchen Heat, hot water. No pets. 'Mi 'stjJ A Vi FRED LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Manchester's oldest es­ Security. Call 646-4701 after Of course I didn't expect an answer, but behold — 7.1 said ♦ 102 His first .example discusses, porch Two car garage and- 500. Group 1 Realtors, SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, privileges. Call 6462358. TAKJ 103 cy Illness,in family In- tablished. Personal reasons (player/record), speaker 6:00 p.m. yes. 21 said they'would if they thought they could gel away the case when one is leadiqg/a tool shed on large^andscaped Philbrick Agency. 646-4200 4 863 suit that he expects his part­ grdund pool and other extras! lot $60,000. Peterman Realty make sale necessary. pair, turntable, stack rack. MATURE MALE ROOM $15. with it. and nine told me it was none of mv business. Extremely reasonable. Owner ♦ AK6 ner to ruff This lime west 12 noon to 7 p m . 528-1451 - 649-9404 . 646-1174 , 649-4844> YEAR ROUND TWO $390 or best offer. Four piece Fem ale, mature $20. Non- MANCHESTER -. Two NQSY IN TUCSON - will finance. 352 Main Street. knows that his partner will ^ BEDROOM, Lakefront, bedroom set,' modern style, smokers. Live-in. Referencoir bedroom, 2 family house. Vulnerable Neitlier Manchester. 646-0293. Do you have questions about sex, love, drugs and RANCH - Nine rooms Formal plym OUTH LANE Colonial, boathouse, dock, diving board solid oak. bekt offer. Call 643- One must have license, plus Unheated. $285. Appliances, Dealer South ruff the second diamond He dinifig room. Rec room with size rooms. 24 parking. .Adults. No ^ ts . 528- BANK REPOSSESSIONS - the pain of growing up? Get Abby's new booklet: - also knows that left to his own and extras. Mi(f $50.000's 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday few errands and meals. 646 West North East * Sooth wet bar Separate master foo, ® livinoroom Fireolace Owner. 1-684-7777. »■ Houaahold Qooda 40 through'Friday. Ask for Lee. 5459. -v... 1369 evenings. 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo “What Every Teen-ager Ought To Know.’’ Send $2 devices, partner will return a . bedroom suite with cathedral ^ ‘ r e e and a long, starnped (28 cents), self-addressed en­ club up to dummy’s three $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport 74 2 ♦ Pass 4 ? ^ r Z s rrbaths. Garage MANCHESTER - Unique REFRrq,ERATORS R ID IN G 26 INCH 5H P PLEASANT ROOM for THREE ROOM heated apart­ Fury $2300 1973 Mercury velope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, snfall. rather than a spade up patio^Pe«rved MOVING MUST SELL! Oval DUPLEX - Modem bath and mation which will prove plus 50 kitchen. Leas^Security. $325. COMPLETE DOUBLE to 5 weekdays. did the (rick. WATER BED - $100. AM/FM Near hospital. References, 1971 MERCURY C ^E T - tWRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You GEMINI (May 21-June 20) may get the opportunity to be / Muat ba aaan to ba appraclatadi ATTRACTIVE THREE Security. Lease required. $400 Although you are beginning to Stereo $60. Call 647-1473. Automatic. Runniiig condi-' with someone you don't get to ROOM APARTMENT. Heat. per month. Group 1 Philbrick slow down a bit after some very tion. Body rust. $500 or best 1 very often. The get-together ONE CONSOLE TV, JIOO. Electricity. Hot Water. Agency, 6464200. ^ buSy days, you still are some­ ■offer. Phone 649-0611. should be extremely pleasurable. what restless. Gel out where you LESPERANCE AGENCY ^ 646-2000 Portable washer.Maytag, $75. Appliances. References. No SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) can mingle.... One pair hockey skates, shoe peU. $285. 6463167, 2263540. OlHcaa-Storaa tor Rant 55 1973 -MATADOR STATION Someone influential holds you in CANCER (June 21-July 22) C on­ 646-0505 size 8'/i to.9 . $20. 649-4774, WAGON - Very good condi­ especially high esteem and may ditions are still in your favor BSTEXTBOOKr 457 C*nt*r StrMt, MinchMtar after 6:00 p.m. MANCHESTER - Attractive tion. $795. or best offer. Call demonstrate it today by doing today in areas where personal four room first floor apart­ 649^938, after 5:00 p.m. something nice for you. It could accumulation is involved, espe­ mean a raise in pay. ment. Stove. References, No cially if you're engaged In work CON6UII4EB a l e :e t - * TAG SALES 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) or service for others. pets. $275. 64^167; 2263540. 1976 MAVERICK - 3 speed You may be exposed today to for rent. Central location. manual transmission. Good ■ {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) OF eWEAR Newly redecorated, with 4m-. CIRCA 1867 TAG SALE - Saturday August MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms, condition $1600. Call 643-9508. * QIancM — Oil Fox IMITATION PEBBJMES pie parking. Telephone 649- 23. Rain date Sunday August 2 baths, carpeted, appliances, or 649-5635. B0N& PASSEP OFF 2891. 24. 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. 62 air conditioned. $45(). Call 646 A 5 THE McCOY Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & StoHel Russell Street. Manchester. 1100. 1978 MGB - British Racing MANCHESTER - Retail, Moving. Miscellaneous , Green. Absolutely, mint con- storage and/or manufacturing LET US SiT-DOWX'.N A SPiE’" AND V\02< 0 .'. 0 -2 tides. NEl^ER THREE BEDROOM 'dition! All extras! Hard top. Duplex, Rec room, nice space. 2,000 square feet to.50,-' am-fm cas'’tte tape. Many OP a n d enclosed, porch. No pets. 000 square feet.*"Very pnore extras!. Low mileage JSiNSS -0 2 . KEEP RILING Available Sdptember 1. Call reasonable. Brolfirs. Must be seen! Days 677-6995; 6 0 0 9 W lu _ ... r 3= -r_c viAJOPi-rv. KEEP' HAPPY after 4'00 p.m. 6465014, protected. Call Heyman evenings 649-7020. JEFF KEITH mperties, l-226i206. ' ...... MANCHESTER. September 1980 210 SL WAGON We're not on tel^ision & we're not Doga-BIrda-Peta %! 43 I. Large three room-one PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS - Must sell! 643-7592, call “National". But we are professionals. bedroom apartntent.'. Very OFFICE space available. 400 before 7:00 p.m HELP US HELP THEM. rivate. A pet considered, to 1200 square feet. Air con- Our record of credibility, experience Prescioue-sfBandoned cats and' ease. Security. $300 montlily. ditoning, neat, parking. G ose 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - / kitterts'.i Some spayed. 342- t Evenings. 647-9565. ‘ to center, hospital and court.\ Good running condition. A ir / & integrity speaks for itself. 0571:6^-6581. ■' ^ Call 871-0401, or 5667658.'^ ' tape deck. $900 or best offer. SPARKLING two bedroom. Call-643-0278. Big is not alu^ays best. It's talent that LAHSO APSO - H i year's old.* With laundry facilities. Kids MANCHESTERINCHE - 1340'sqifafe counts! M ^e. Fullajbred. Option to O.K. Under $225 . 236-5646. feet ' ^Industrial iai Space. - F.J Trucks tor Sala 62 acquire papers. Good with Locators. Fee. Spiledki,iledki, Realtors,r 1(01 ■ ...... 6462121^ Bight nclw we could use Z' children. Very readonable. --- 4------1----- < ...... 9 . f •.•...••••••••••• 1977 FORD PICKUP F 150. HISTbRIC SOUTHORTE UtNDMRIW 6461823., ,* salespersons. "We want A— SOUTH 'WINDSOR. Air con­ Wanted to Rant 57 Power steering, power ditioning. Three roppier with brakes. Automatic transmis­ Nine large roqms and carriage shed. either e^erienced, WHITE DUTCH RABBITS - 2 'dish washer, pool and more. RELIABLE PERSON, looking sion. Regular gas. Call 646-x months old, males. Fifty acres prirhe location, ' Call for details. 2365646. for effieency apartment, 7914. capable p&^le or those • Reasonable offers accepted. Locators. Fee. applianebs included $200 or Over looking 4th Green 14th Fairway, Makes ideal pete. Call 5661579 ^ with^^wHdingness iSu. Call 6462234. Uotorcyclaa-Blcfclaa 64 Manchester Country Club. anytime. eagerness to letirn. BOLTON. Working with one, two and three bedroom houses REFINED elderly non­ 1980 KAWASAKI KZ 440. 1200 Feet to MInnichaug QDIf. FREE - Very affectionate Highest commissions & and apartments. From $175 smoking gentleman needs Excellent condition" $1,500 Siamese cat. Needs good per month. 2365646. Locators. room, bath and meals. Fipst firm. 742-5884 Call after 6:00 best working conditions. i home desperately. Please call floor, Manchester area. 649- p.m. 6466184. « For Appointment call— ------f 9090. ANSALDI VILLAGER. Two Campara, Trallara and Uualeal Inatrumenta 44 BROKER r ■ bedroom towiiho-use. RESPONSIBLE C^EXN Mobile Homaa 65 SAMUELSON Fireplace, patio, immediate KEITH REAL ESTATE Player Piano • Beautiful FAMILY OF 4 need occupancy. H50 monthly. Two 1976 GMC Twcnly three tool refinish with stained-glass reasonable three bedroom 649-0498 228-9852 646-4126 ' 6464126 months security. Lesperance mini motor hvme Rear bath. front. In tune. Moving, must apartment, in surrounding Remember ■ it'a talent that rounli. Agency, 646-0505. Top condition. Cull 647-1411. sell. 6462981. ' vicinity. Call 643-2509.