I’AUE TWENTY-EIUHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, Oct Public Schools Blamed Illiteracy in New Army FORT HOOD, Texas (UPI) - spend time and resources bringing The consensus among more than a Army has encouraged recruiters to available for advancing the educa­ Some of the men who would have to many recruits up to trainable stan­ means that if you (refuse to accept) dozen officers and NCOs interviewed draw manpower from among the tion of better qualified soldiers, lead American soldiers into combat dards before they can impart combat 100 dropouts you’re losing 60 g ^ is that military operatons require highest scorers on the Army soldiers.” Ringler said. in another war say the inability of skills. more complicated equipment than The Weather qualifying examinations, according The combat leaders at Fort Hood “If a man wants to go to school, many recruits to read and write “Recruits are products of society,” ever before. Even the infantryman — to a study by Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis„ WHAT’8 said 1st Sgt. Franklin Lee, the senior agreed that graduation from high chances are he's the one you need Sunny and mild today with adequately is reducing the sophistica­ who traditionally fought only with a member of the House Armed Ser­ most with the unit,” Ringler said. highs 60 to 65. Fair tonight with tion of the modern army and tying up sergeant in a company of riflemen, school does not guarantee the recruit small arms — now must cope with a vices Committee. “You can’t send him off to school NEWS lows in the 40s. Partly sunny skilled manpower during training. “and many high schools are not variety of complex and delicate mis­ has the intellectual equipment to The Aspin study suggests that the deal with military demands. because you’d be cutting your own HIanrI|p0tTr iEupning Hpralft and mild Sunday with highs 65 And these men, combat arms of­ adequately training graduates for siles, radios and chemical weapons. Army is taking fewer men from the to 70. Chance of rain near zero ficers and sergeants interviewed at high-order thinking. “The (1st Cavalry Division) has throat when you go to the field.” 20 Cents Per Copy In the army, with its laser ranee lowest intellectual category than it Educational deficiencies involve percent. National weather map the Army's largest post, place the “Put yourself in the place of a mid­ finders, and the artillery, with com­ been testing all new people,” said could, and that with a preoccupation Capt. Richard Ringler, commander more than training problems. In Vol. XCVII, No. 18 — Manchester, Conn,, Saturday, October 21, 1978 on page 13. blame on the public school system, level NCO or junior NCO. Imagine puterized fire direction, the problem A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 with high school diplomas, the Army of an artillery battery. "Of 18 some cases, failures in training give Olympics Pact pointing to reports in recent years teaching the trooper who recognizes has become even more acute. is passing over many potentially which have accused the system of the word in the manual but who may recruits tested, they found reading rise to difficulties in discipline. Qin- WASHINGTON (UPI) “You can teach one of these people valuable recruits. trary to the commonly held belief failing to teach these basics plus not know what it means. You can go levels of between 9th and 10th grade. Predicting his city will avoid the to put stage one here, and stage two “High school dropouts are more that the less intelligent soldier basic mathematics properly. really low on the verbal scale to get All those tested were high school financial pitfalls that have on top of that, and so on,” Lee difficult to deal with,” said Warren graduates.” responds more readily to orders, the In the increasingly technical across to him, but meanwhile the explained. “But you can’t teach him plagued other hosts. Mayor Tom Nelson, the Aspin aide who compiled The need to upgrade education to a combat leaders stressed that better military profession this means, they brighter troop is going to go to sleep what the component does.” the study. “Of high school dropouts, Bradley Friday signed an agree­ say, that the armed services must on you.” minimum acceptable level for some educated soldiers make leadership ment officially designating Los Since the draft was abolished, the about 40 percent don’t work out. That easier. troops also means less resources are Angeles as the site of the 1984 Tight Control Due Olympic Games. Secretaries The White House ceremony CASIO L.C.D. ended a year of strained Will Attend Men’s Watch with negotiations between the Inter­ Stopwatch Function national Olympic Committee and Conference Los Angeles officials over protec­ To Stop Inflation MANCHESTER - Our ting the city from the huge debts Reg. 6 9 4 7 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The administration will “push Members of the 46.70 usually encountered by Olympic prepared to act. "We needed a stick Carter’s “stick” to enforce his new hard” for public acceptance .with a Manchester Association of Shows continuous readout hosts. and that was the hardest part to anti-inflation program will involve series of forums around the country, Educational Secretaries of hour and minute; shows decide,” a source said. second, month and date; tough monitoring of price and wage will attend the annual Knocks Carter a source said, and invitations to The action will involve the also acts as a precision stop­ developments and tighter control business and labor to "consult with Connecticut Association of government’s lucrative contracts watch. Handsome metal NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Former over awarding government con­ the White House frequently.” Educational Secretaries bracelet. and procurement policies. “Many President Gerald R. Ford said tracts, administration sources said As gleaned from several sources, Conference Saturday at firms may think twice before risking Friday his successor’s “irrespon­ Friday. here is what the program will entail: Bristol Central High a loss of a government contract,” sible fiscal policies” have led to “Virtually all facets of the new • Voluntary annual ceilings of 7 School. said the source. double-digit inflation and will program have been decided,” a percent on wage increases and 5% Members of the ‘Julie Child & Company’ • Carter will renew pledges that Paperback Edition propel Republicans into con­ source said. "The only thing left to do percent on price boosts. Mandatory Manchester association fulicjCW every effort will be made to cut J i Julia Child’s latesti gressional seats and governors is polish Carter’s image and delivery attending will include Mrs. iyComparry controls were ruled out long ago as government spending. The ad­ Helps you out cof- X V chairs now occupied by for selling it to the American “political suicide.” Ruth Keegan, president; „ ners on shopping. Democrats. people.” ministration is expected to ask List 8 4 5 planning, etc. Wage guideline will have some Mrs. Betty Sgro, vie presi­ Playing down his presidential Carter will go on national televi­ Congress in January for new powers dent and Mrs. Nathalie Hardcover, Pub. Ltai IIS ...... 9 .9 0 flexibility so that lower-paid workers ciectrfc aspirations for 1980, Ford concen­ sion at 10 p.m. Tuesday to announce can catch up with those receiving to “coordinate” federal regulations Howard, secretary. Pood Processor trated his attention on the short­ the government is redoubling its ef­ higher pay for the same job. in an effort to reduce costs. Manchester school 20 Gallon Trash Can comings of President Carter’s ad­ Budgetary restraint also will be re­ 'A Distant Mirror’ with Blender *^**<*or Sale P ric e . . . 6 4 .7 Q forts to combat inflation — the top • To back up the guidelines. Carter secretaries presently ser­ ministration. emphasized. of Galvanized Steel The Celemitoue 14th Century Q.E.MalMnRebate .IQ .Q Q • domestic worry of both the ad­ has ordered the Council on Wage and ving on the state executive “The Carter Democratic com­ ministration and the average citizen. Price Stability to increase its staff by • A limited freeze on federal board include Mrs. Ruth Our Your “ ~ plex in Washington is totally 5.88 Rsg.7.99 Final The sources said he will “make it 100 and begin monitoring wage-price government hiring. One source said Jenkins, recording terrors of the Dark responsible for the 10 percent in­ up to 20,000 jobs may be eliminated secretary and Mrs. Irene Rugged galvanized sheet steel Pub. Apes. By Barbara »F K ' '"'PP-cookbook. Co8l . . . . t _ , clear that the government is doing its developments “on almost a daily construction; corrugated sides flation we had in the first half of part” in the anti-inflation struggle basis.” before the end of the year. The Moore, district delegate. U st 15.95 W-Tuckman. with securely-attached handles. 1978,” said Ford, in Connecticut and that “ everybody must Mrs. Jenkins will be • If companies or unions flout the current civilian federal work force to stump for Republican can­ cooperate” if progress is to be made. new guidelines, the government is totals 1.92 million people. named president-elect of didates, primarily gubernatorial the state association at the Deluxe Multi^’urpose nominee Rep. Ronald Sarasin. annual conference. 2-Can Hand Cart Colgate Toothbrushes Mattel Astro Blast™ Speaker at the con­ Rocket Booster Set Tires Recalled ference will be U.S. Rep. Our , Chooae aoH, medkmedum Reg. 14.99 for I crhMLOurRig.aaeaa. ‘ ■ Two 6” Astro Blast U.S. Writes Treaty 10.70 5 A 4 rockets that you fire WASHINGTON (UPI) - Anthony “Toby” Moffett. C o l g a t e Holds two 20-gallon cans; by punching down Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. heavy-gauge tubing; flex grip Cured BandagesBai Our Reg. 849 onalrchamberl and the government agreed Program Set handles for easy use. Friday to the largest tire recall in $H Sixty M’’atr|pttri history. for OurRag. Rag. 1.19 1.19 box bo Mattel Godzilla Game To Get Talks Going By Auxiliary I The recall, prompted by reports SPECIAL LOW PRICES on ALL KORDITE Trash Bags; 2 m m ^ Includes 24 space / n Exciting of 41 deaths and 65 injuries WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The peace talks ran into trouble agreed on during the Israeli- MANCHESTER - The See clerk for Details on a KORDITE REBATE OFFER! 6 allegedly resulting from failures Last Day of Freedom? Manchester Hospital Rapid-Shave Shave Cream ■ ■ V actlonfor2to4 United States introduced a new draft this week over Egypt’s insistence on Egyptian talks. OurReg.84e players. of the tires, will cover; treaty Friday in a bid to get the Israel accepting the principle of Auxiliary will sponsor a Ragiriar or Menthol — Firestone Steel Belted Radial Hunting season in Connecticut opened one-half hour before The recent Camp David summit coffee and dessert hour 69* H oc. Our Reg. 1.12 deadlocked Egyptian-Israeli peace eventually giving up the occupied 500s; similar private brands made sunrise this morning and this fine looking pheasant may not talks past a critical stage in which West Bank and Gaza Strip. resulted in two frameworks for Tuesday at 1 p.m. with New! Homelite XEL Kenner Baby Wet A Care i by Firestone, such as Ward’s survive the first test of staying out of the way of hunters. The both sides recalled key negotiators Conference sources said the talks, peace — one providing an Israeli- Mrs. Janice Fitzgerald, 140 12’’ Electric Chain Saw Ultra Brite Toothpaste Comfort Set “Grappler 8000” and the Shell state stocked many area woodlands in recent days. (Herald for consultations. which at one time seemed headed for Egyptian treaty and the other Richmond Drive. Includes baby bottle, Super Steel Radial,” and leading to the creation of Palestinian 6oc.Tube Photo by Strempfer) Israel’s chief negotiator predicted a possible windup this week, will go The program will be the ^ 4 0 Reg. 57.99 I I A ll lotion,spongeappU- i Firestone “TPC” tires. self-rule on the West Bank and Gaza 73* Our Reg. 140 ■ catorand12dl8poe- President Carter eventually would into next week with the new first in a series of informal Instant starting every timel — Any Steel Belted Radial 500 in Strip. programs conducted OwReg.1449 abledlapers. have to arrange a new Camp David- American draft providing the basis Unique Safe-T-Tip protects the five-rib tread design manufac­ style summit to break a deadlock for negotiations. throughout the year for against accidental kickbacks. Conference sources said the tured after March 1, 1975, but over the sensitive Palestinian issue. The sources described the new deadlock in the talks has been over persons interested in Built to last for years! before Jan 1, 1977. Reinhorn Boils joining or receiving more The Israeli and Egyptian proposal as an evolution of the first Egypt’s insistence on — and Israel’s — Steel Belted Radial 500s in negotiating teams failed to meet U.S. draft — but with the incorpora­ opposition to — linking the two information about the the seven-rib design if manufac­ auxiliary. m a n m k. Friday for the first time since the tion of treaty language already issues. tured after March 1 of 1975 but talks began Oct. 12, in what was of­ Reservations may be Wood Slasher Axe before May 1, 1976. On Water Issue made by calling Mrs. ficially described as “an interlude” Our He said he was told by MDC of­ in the Washington treaty conference. Fitzgerald at 647-1230. Reg. 12.99 By GREG PEARSON 10.70 Stock Market Herald Reporter ficials that past cost estimates given President Carter called the Israeli Pope To Demand Heat treated, tempered bit; to the town for hooking into the MDC and Egyptian delegations tq the Quit Smoking hickory handle with fire- NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock MANCHESTER — The chairman might be high. Weiss then asked for White House separately “to review hardened finish. Easy to market Friday closed with a of the town’s Water Study Committee the progress of the negotiations and handle; 3Mr lb. head. the cost analysis from Weston & Clinic Slated sharp loss to cap its worst weekly is boiling because of recent Sampson. the remaining issues to be resolved.” Church Freedom performance in history. developments concerning the Harry Reinhorn, chairman of the Conference spokesman George VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope toward diminishing these miseries Entire Stock of Insulated Non-Spill Kodak PR-10 Instant For the five-day session, the Metropolitan District Commission. MANCHESTER - The Water Study Committee, said Friday Sherman denied the talks had broken John Paul If Friday told Vatican through its peaceful means," the new Manchester American Imported Holland Bulbs 12 Oz. Travel Tumbler Color Film Dow Jones industrial average The committee will meet ’Thursday that his group should have been con­ down, but said the “negotiations ob­ to discuss the MDC issue and the diplomats his Pontificate would fight pope said, “educating the moral Cancer society will sponsor Our ’0 Samsonite® tobogganed 59.08 points to 838.01, tacted before Weiss took such a step. viously have reached the point where 2 P s c k ...... 9.84 progress of the town’s proposed with “peaceful means” to eradicate sense through the honest work of a quit-smoking clinic 69*» 2.88 2.88 Reg. 3.77 the greatest one-week decline in Members of the Board of Directors consultations with their governments the “physical and moral miseries” in Christians and men of good will." beginning Tuesday at 7:30 the 93-year history of the water system improvements. Our Reg. 79c to 3.39 Leak-proof design has push­ Kodak 12-ExposuraI “Profile” Series earlier this week registered similar are necessary.” the world. In calling nations to a greater at the Cancer Society of­ bellwether blue-chip indicator. The committee as well as the Our huge collection of over button top. Ideal for the com­ Clio or C126 Color Film Shoulder Strap Tote complaints. Israel ordered its two top The new pope, the former Polish respect for religious freedom, the fice. 237 E. Center St. 27,(XX) pkgs.... buy now for muter! Dishwasher safe. town’s Board of Directors voted spring flowering. ‘Tm very upset and disappointed negotiators — Foreign Minister Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, told the pope said he and the Vatican would The program consists of HOUSEWARES DEPT. YourChoica... 99^ Index Mrlier this year not to consider Moshe Dayan and Defense Minister Not III varialitf in ill ttorM. Hlf'iLIntrol “He (Weiss) does not feel there Saturday night to brief officials in ' molded hard side cases. □ assified...... 12-14 church may not be understood, it is rights of every nation is a duty.” Persons interested in ad­ Quality Bamboo Rakes of the water system and mmte im­ has been a lack of communication. I Jerusalem on the talks. Collectors’ C om er...... 8 provements to the system itself. rendering a service that mankind The new pontiff said that the fact ditional information should 24”Sizo O 0 7 Travelin’ Time do,” he said. “It was the Israeli cabinet’s deci­ Our Reg. 3.79...... & « O f MFRa OUR SALE Comics...... 15 Recently, however. Town Manager cannot do without.” that he comes from Poland makes no call the American Cancer UST REO. 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He has complained in Dayan told reporters at his hotel in that your nations, your governments, “As a Christian and still more as for the town, to work on a cost the past about the firm not meeting Washington. pope, I am and will be the witness of thorough Fall garden clean-ups! 15.76 •21”ShortHopCenyOn...... $S4 4045 32.30 Obituaries ...... 6 analysis for changes in the system if always take into account a certain Opinion...... 4 expected deadlines He also said that The foreign minister said the number of needs,” the pope told am­ universal love, reserving the same Pastor Going O ur Reg. 2 249 •24” Weekend Fight...... $72 5344 42.87 the town were to hook into the MDC. issues still in dispute were so impor­ People ...... 7 Weston & Sampson twice has bassadors from more than 80 nations benevolence for everyone, especially Easily mounted digital Weiss has been meeting with the recommended that Manchester not tant he has proposed a new Camp DIsston® 24-Tine Sports...... 10-12 that have diplomatic relations with those who have experienced ordeal,” To Meetings clock is accurate to • 28” Cross Country wreinmm u ...... $92 8847 54.80 MDC to discuss providing service to become involved with the MDC as a David summit to resolve them. Metal Lawn Rake within one minute vari­ Television ...... Weekend about 250 Glastonbury residents now the Vatican. he said, dropping into the familiar water supplier. “I do think the main points we are MANCHESTER - The ance per year. Displays •29” Ovsrssas«rcait«iiMlt...... $108 8048 64.75 serviced by the Manchester system. “There are still too many physical first-person singular speech so often Rev. Neale 0. McLain, hours and minutes. He said that MDC officials had cost negotiating over are to be decided and moral miseries due to the used by his predecessor, John Paul I. Reg. 5.79 pastor of the Church of the 4.66 SLED1 •SO” Dress Carrier...... $70 5247 41.94 figures and revised figures that they eventually by the heads of state,” he negligence, selfishness, blindness or John Paul If will be formally in­ Sturdy metal construction; ABondytNnieMtto BkMorTMi said. Nazarene, and Mrs. ) Ik ' presented to the town before. hard heartedness of man,” the pope augurated as pope during an outdoor McLain will attend the an­ 24 tines for wide coverage area. "Why should they now, all of a A senior member of Egypt’s said, in a French-language address mass in St. Peter’s Square Sunday •24” Men'a Companion...... $72 5344 Ella, Ron Agree nual conference of pastors Cakior windshield Preetone Spray 42.87 sudden, give us the right numbers?” negotiating team — Osaman Al-Baz only five days after his surprise elec­ morning. Wether Antifreeze OeJcerwftcraper of the New England • adulter wteertwheeto...... $85 7144 58.84 he asked. — left for London Thursday night to tion as the first non-Italian pope in In the tradition set by his humble District of the Church of Lambert Lawn Sweeper 9 4 4 p« The Water Study Committee will brief Vice President Muhammad 455 years and first Polish pontiff in predecessor, the new pope does not 69*St.« R«e.i4t •40" SuH Center...... $06 48l70 meet at 7:30 Thursday night in the Mubarek on the talks. ’The vice presi­ the Nazarene Oct. 24 — 3 38.96 On Some Issues history. plan to receive the elaborate triple­ through 26 at Seminole 28.40 ■44n nW hM <■ Tm May. Lincoln Center Conference Room. dent then will report to Cairo. “The church wants to contribute tiered papal crown. Point Lodge, Sunapee, [Swoops up leaves in wide 26” HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella to his campaign. N.H. swath; large SVir bushel capa­ Grasso and her Republican “I think he’s the same as he’s Guest speakers are Dr. city for less frequent emptying. challenger, Ronald Sarasin, Friday always been,” the governor said, and Mrs. Eugene Stowe, Jutt S pw tton; No ralnclwckt agreed the sensitive racial matters leading up to her favorite campaign Your Neighbors’ Viowa: and Dr. John Wimber of of school desegregation, busing and needle — the income tax. Fuller Theological zoning are best handled by local of­ In 1971, Sarasin, then a Republican If the •lection wag to b« h«ld today, Who would you vote for: Qov. Qraeao or R e p . Saraein? Why? Seminary. Dr. Stowe is one Men’s Leather Hikers for Work or Leisure ficials — not the state. leader in the Legislature, voted of six general But the two candidates for gover­ against an income tax amendment. OXFORD rB O O T I " BOOT superintendents who direct Sno-Burst Snow Thrower nor found very little else to agree on But in the wee hours of the morning, in their second televised debate. he voted for a budget that includ^ the affairs of the *16 Sizu. *17 S |; z5 4 ..M 9 with Power Burat” Peatura denomination. Although they spent most of the the controversial levy, saying it was The Church of the Leather uppers, Goodyear welt. 6V4-11,12. time haggling over familiar issues, the only responsible thing to do. Nazarene is giving special Our the dialogue between the two was as Mrs. Grasso and Sarasin both said fUg.2S04S. biting as it has been at any time they disapproved of the merging of emphasis to church growth 7-Shelf Ail-Wood *243 and evangelism. The Inter­ during the campaign. urban and suburban school districts national Church of the Plant Stand Etagere Powerful 3 horse­ PRESTO ' Standard P R E S T O * Lo Boy At one point, Mrs. Grasso defended to accomplish desegregation. Nazarene is represented in power Jacobsen 2- Portabia Heater ^ e r recoil on crime by reciting a Use On the matter of zoning, both can­ cycle engine, with 2 Portable Hotter of anti-crime bills pushed through the didates felt the state has no business more than 60 countries and 13.76 quart fuel tank. Light­ has 6,900 churches with a Our Our Legislature this year. stepping in to tell communities how Handsome walnut-stained pine w eight 7” wheels; Sarasin, a three-term con­ membership of more than soft g a ^ l ratio, 24.30 Rag. 2 0 4 7 31.70 RBg.M47 to bwome racially balanced. stand lets you display your gressman, immediately pounced on On another front, Sarasin 625,000. beautiful plants at different d e a rs a 20” path. Maintains desired heat with Low-level atytlno with fan- levels for maximum beauty. accurate thamwatat control. forced, thermoctatically con­ Mrs. Grasso for trying to capitalize catalogued his tax cutting priorities. Chrome grill protects heating trolled heat Attractiva unit on the legislative achievements of He said first he would work to knock ,1 elemenL ReoBssed handle, with convenient handle and her party. one-cent off the state’s 7 percent attached cord. 8H-13. IH-ao. AtMKiUyRoquIrod attached cord. “ I think it’s well known Mrs. sales tax. Steve Politza Mike Boyle Mike Benevento Mrs. Jennifer Dehm Randy Boynton Dan Burnett SEE ARTHUR’S SMAUAPniANCEOm'. Grasso seldom takes a position on The governor promised there [New Open Price legislation, for or against,” the would be no new or increased taxes if Steve Politza, 449 Hopewell Mike Benevento, 51 Melton with Gov. Grasso. I think the sur­ tough job, but she has been all DON7 FORGET TO STOCK UP Republican said. she is re-elected. But she said “there Road, South Glastonbury — Rook on all SALE PRICES Dr., East Hartford — “Grasso. plus figures she is using are on right.” ON COLOR FILM FOR THE WEEKEND! Later, Mrs. Grasso retaliated are going to be few new dollars” “Sarasin. Perhaps he would do She has done a good job.” EFFECTIVE: paper only.” Dan Burnett, 142 Bissell St., — Prescriptions has a lull supply of factory fresh CALDOR has 29 stores in Connecticut to serve you! when asked if she thought there had because of state employee contracts, things a little different.” Mrs. Jennifer Dehm, Tolland Kodak S Polaroid film In most popular sizes. Randy Boynton, 34 Gerald “Sarasin. I have given up all faith PRiDAYA been a noticeable change in Sarasin court-ordered school financing and Mike Boyle, 829 Main St. — — “Sarasin. I am not impressed Drive, Vernon — “Grasso. It is a in the Grasso administration.” STORE HOURS: MON. thru FRI.: 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY: 9 AM to 9:30 PM SATURDAY since he pledged a few weeks ago to essential increases for various social- “Grasso. She’s a worker.” develop a new, more aggr^ive tilt services programs. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 21, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Oct, 21, 1978 - PAGE THREE Forum of tho Arts Cummings East Hartford Audit Performing Arts mance of “The Wiz” Wednesday, That’S Entertainment Responds Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds will will present a program titled “The The Manchester Area Conference be donated directly to diabetes Gong-Chime Orchestras of Java” as Shows Records Good of Churches is sponsoring an Evening research. part of the Wadsworth Atheneum’s By Allen M. Wldem To Irish of Performing Arts featuring music • “Arsenic and Old Lace,” the first (Hartford) Joyful Noises series of By CHARLIE MAYNARD idea, which was also suggested after groups, soloists, drama, and other show of the Tri-Town Players’ concerts Friday, Oct. 27, from 6 to 7 the auditor’s report last year. Dagon, entertaining acts tonight at 8 in MANCHESTER - Ted Cummings, Herald R eporter seventh season, plays tonight at 8:15 p.m. in Avery Court. Laurie however, said “it’s overdue.” Bailey Auditorium in Manchester state representative from the 12th EAST HARTFORD - The town’s at the Vernon Center Middle School Kottmeyer will perform on a selec­ Assembly District, took issue Friday financial records are in good order, “The town charter hints at that,” High School. Tickets will be sold at tion of Javanese instruments and will he said. "It said all town agencies the door. Proceeds will benefit the (Route 30). Tickets at the door. with several charges made by and show “no irregularities or con­ • Paul Lipson is starrin g in discuss the court culture of Java. the world. The party of the first part should purchase through the town of­ Interfaith Day Camp, Emergency Television, just like any other in­ a smash-up job with news. Wallace Irish Jr. regarding political troversies,” according to Henry “Fiddler On The Roof” now through This program is presented in con­ resumed his monologue, attesting to ficer except for the Board of Ekluca- Pantry and the Human Needs Fund, dustry, gets around to playing But the ratings, lads! somebody participation by town employees. Genga, chairman of the Town Coun­ Dec. 3 at the Coachlight Dinner junction with the current Lions musical chairs, in effect, as far as the strength, the substance, the Irish claimed that Cummings is tion. But it did not rule out the all operated by MACC. Gallery of the Senses exhibition of else probably chimed in. The ratings! cil’s Investigation and Internal Audit Theatre in East Windsor. It will be executive suite occupancy is con­ significance of ABC News/Sports in protecting the union representing the Committee. possibility of the board doing this and musical instruments from around the Look what Arledge has done with followed by the musical, “Irene,” cerned. the years ahead; a little mood music town firefi^ters because of his sup­ The committee met with auditors said the same service could be made world. Howard what’s-his-name on ABC available.” Theater Events Dec. 5 through Jan. 28. (522-1266 or Latest case in point: One William on the ocarina, Charlie! port for consolidation of the town and from the Chipman, Malis & .Pont • The music department of The Sports! Made him a national, naw, an • Manchester High School’s Sock 623-8227) (Bill) Sheehan, most recently senior Then, television came up with a Eii^th District fire departments. firm Friday morning to review a The auditors also recommended First Congregational Church of Ver­ /ntematfoiMf institution. Mention 'n Buskin drama club is in rehearsal • Camelot Dinner Theater in vice president, ABC News, part of smash-up idea, Richard C, Wald, who Irish also charged Cummings with preliminary draft. Stanley Malis said that all fixed assets of the town be Higganum is presenting the musical, non presents a voice and organ Howard what’s-his-name in the had been basking in executive favors tagged and identified and recorded in for “The Future of West Revelation” the American Broadcasting Cos. downtown district of Peoria or not knowing anything about fire ser­ the “records are in excellent shape “Shenandoah,” now through Oct. 29. recital Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church at NBC-TV, wound up in Los Angeles, a fixed asset register. Malis said the to be presented Nov. 3, 4,10 and 11 in down in New York, and now esconced Pomona or even Vernon up there in vice in Manchester. again and the whole (finance) Bailey Auditorium. It will be followed by “Guys and sanctuary. On the program will be in a newly created title, general California! The land of eternal Cummings backed up participation list could be computerized and would Stephen L. Crawford, baritone, and Connecticut, and, well, listen, we’ve department is fully aware of what’s The comedy drama is written by Dolls” Nov. 1 through Dec. 1 (563- public relations manager on the sunshine — and doesn’t everybody by town firemen on the Democratic going on.” be a better record than the 8376) Margo C. Lazzerini, organist. Tickets got to do something with Arledge! out there listen and watch Howard worksheets presently kept, Dr. Lee Hay, who is directing the public relations staff of Ford Motor ★ ★ ★ Town Committee as a right' granted Malis said the 1977-78 budget has an play. This will begin the 59th con­ at the door. Co. in Detroit. what’s-his-name? Wald was an by state law passed two years ago. Although a cost-benefit analysis of Musical Events • A new young British ensemble, Great! Great! probably shot back unappropriated surplus of $182,787 secutive year of Sock 'n Buskin What happened with the one-time executive within the Times-Mirror He also noted, however, ttot Robert and part of that money, if need be, the coding system was not made, • Piero Visconti, Europe’s new the Chilingirian String Quartet, will someone else. But what about Bill productions. WDRC, Hartford, air personality at enterprises. Apparently, and, mind Bycholski, a town firefighter, has not could be used to help reduce the Malis said it wouldn’t be “very • A multi-level, open construction concert tenor, will make his make its first appearance at the Sheehan? He came to New York you, this paragrapher is only going on expensive” and suggested it would be ABC? For one thing, not that many from Detroit, where he did a smash- b ^ a member of the Town Com­ deficit in the school board's special setting has been designed by Clay American recital debut Monday at University of Connecticut’s years ago he was chief honcho of sheer instinct, Wald pined for New mittee since he moved from one Traffic Island Removed education account. a good job for CETA employees. It 8:15 p.m. in Trinity College’s (Hart­ Jorgensen Auditorium in Storrs up job. A smash-up job. Massey for the Little Theatre of ABC News. Then somebody upstairs York’s steel canyons, or somebody voting district to another about a “That’s one area to look to,” said was noted by Esther Garke, council ford) Austin Arts Center. The Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. The As matters wended their way, Members of the Town of Manchester’s Butch Savino and Eddie Marconi. The island minority leader, that some cabinets Manchester's production of the apparently got the idea that, well, upstairs at the Times-Mirror (the month ago. Deputy Mayor George Dagon, program will consist of opei'atic musicians are artists-in-residence at Roone Arledge assumed dual com­ properties’ chief publication is the Highway Department Friday removed the had been a safety hazard, George Ringstone were already tagged when an ap­ Stephen Sondheim musical, “Com­ here’s Roone Arledge doing such a mand. Bill Sheehan, the lad from Cummings also acknowledged that although he cautioned that some pany.” The set is designed to give the arias and songs by Verdi, Puccini, the University of Liverpool in smash-up job, lads, with ABC Sports, Los Angeles Times) thought, well, he may not know a lot about fires and traffic island at the intersection of Highland of the department said. (Herald photo by Pin­ praisal of assets was done about 10 Giordano, and Tosti. (527-8062) Hartford (via Detroit), became should remain with the town for snow feeling of New York. Decor is by England. (486-4226) well, let him take command of the what do we have here? And whad- flremen, but that he knew enough to and Gardner streets. The work is being done to) years ago. • Sixty^even-year-old Russian- senior vice president. Well, removal and other emergencies. Connie Liscomb. Moving pieces have • Second Congregational Church in news department, too. daya know, as they’ve said in the long lobby and vote for a bill that provides Malis said he expected to review born pianist Shura Cherkassky, Manchester begins this year’s con­ somebodv upstairs then probably by, left to right, Clem Quey, Charlie Smith, The auditors recommended that been made to follow tracks onto the Well, somebody upstairs must have ago days of vaudeville, some more stan^rd insurance for volunteer the town and the Board of Education the report with Mayor Richard perhaps the last surviving exponent cert series with a recital by Peter said, we re going to make a lot of stage. “Company” will be presented insisted, we ve already got Bill thinking occurred. firemen who drive their trucks or combine their purchasing activities Blackstone. Copies of the report will of the pure old Russian Romantic Harvey, tenor, Sunday at 9 p.m. in waves. Folks all over America . . . at East Catholic High School Nov. 10, Sheehan in charge of news. He s done Lo and behold! Wald was suddenly cars to fires. They were previously to save money. Malis said it would be be made for various officials and piano tradition, will perform Oct. 30 the church sanctuary. Tickets will be Somebodv else chimed in, all over some will be filed with the Town 11,17 and 18 at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are back in New York’s steel canyons, as in an assigned risk |k >o 1 for insurance a consistent practice by dealing with at 8:15 p.m. in .Jorgensen Auditorium sold at the door, which opens at 6 a chief honcho of ABC News, under Pool Repair Bids High Clerk’s ce. A summary of the available by calling LTM at 643-7465 coverage. the same vendors and both agencies at University of Connecticut in p.m. For further information, call Monday, Wednesday and Fridays Roone Arledge, and Bill Sheehan, the Regarding the complaints by Irish could get better discounts. financial review will appear in the Storrs. (486-4226) Herbert Chatzky, 649-6198. between 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. This lad from Hartford (via Detroit) was and other officials of the Eighth MANCHESTER - A bid for much- Only one firm — the same one that Whiton Memorial Library. F.J. town’s annual report. • In a series of concerts devoted Genga was not receptive to the production has been made possible At The Bushnell back in Detroit, the Motor City. Utilities District that he is afraid to needed repairs at Salters Pool was bid last time — submitted a price for Dahill Co. estimated the cost at $10,- by a grant from the United exclusively to the works of Honk! Honk! Sheehan had gone to higher than expected, and town of­ repair of the Prospect Street Bridge. 745, which Giles called a good price. “Northwest Adventure,’’ a attend a meeting of an anti­ Technologies Corp. Beethoven, the Hartford Symphony Detroit from Hartford and Show Biz, ficials are deliberating what to do The repair will cost $11,250 for con­ ’liie town also sought bids for the travelogue, will be narrated by consolidation group, Cummings said • The Glastonbury Players will Orchestra will present Hartford’s that’s quite a jum p.. next. crete wall work or $13,950 for a steel sale of firewood that has been cut by humorist-photographer Don Cooper that be bae already talked with present a dinner-theater presentation first Beethoven Festival. Three con­ ★ ★ ★ Ernest Tureck, park superinten­ rail, according to the bid submitted the Water Department’s forestry tonight at 8 and Sunday at 2 and 5 residents of the Eighth District at GOP Candidate Favors secutive non-subscription concerts I haven’t seen or heard from Bill dent, had said sand blasting and by Black & Warner Construction Co. crew. of Neil Simon’s “Plaza Suite” at p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall in three separate meetings. He said he Matty’s Restaurant, 141 New London will be presented at Bushnell Sheehan in a passle of years. I repainting of the pool would have to Inc. of Unionville. Memorial Hall, Hartford, Nov. 3 and Hartford. thinks the STEAL meeting planned Robert Stewart and Terry Turnpike, Glastonbury, Oct. 27, 28 remember him as capable, cordial, for Monday night, which he has 1^ done if the pool is to open next The project was bid in July and the State Spending Limits 4 at 8 p.m. and Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. Each Tuesday at 8 p.m., violin virtuoso year. Cylkowski, both of Glastonbury, bid and 29. For information, call 633-9579 courteous, back in the days when refused to attend, can accomplish same firm submitted a price of $10,- of the programs will be conducted by Nathan Milstein appears on stage. An Bids opened this week for that 530 then. $!ffi.07 per cord for the 44 cords of or 633-4410. WDRC was situated on the top floor only one thing: “Further polarize wood. This was the apparent high bid • The Mark Twain Masquers is Arthur Winograd, now celebrating event in the Civic Music Series, ad­ work, however, were higher than The bridge was damaged earlier EAST HARTFORD - Another “Most frightening is the attitude of at 750 Main St., in downtown Hart­ people.” of four submitted. Republican has yoined the cause for a staging “The Hot L Baltimore” in his 15th season as Music Director of mission is by membership only. Call town officials expected. this year during an automobile acci­ the pro-income tax people toward ford. (the station’s since moved to its In commenting on the statements constitutional amendment the Roberts Theatre, 170 Kingswood the Hartford Symphony. The 527-3123 for brochure. The low bid for the work was $1,- dent. Giles called it a good price. other taxes now on the books,” Mrs. transmitter site out of Bloomfield), by various Republican and Eighth prohibiting a state income tax. Road, West Hartford, tonight. For in­ Beethoven Festival is made possible Verdi’s “II Trovatore” comes to 800, and that did not include an addi­ Giles said that the price was higher Giles also said that the town Clarke said. “They do not propose to the Bushnell Oct. 28 and 30 at 8 p.m. someday soon, on one of my treks IKstrict officials, Cummings said, Esther Clarke, state senatorial formation, call 523-7345 or 247-9625. by a grant from United Technologies. into New York’s steel canyons. I’ve tion to the bid for filling cracks in the than last time, but he expects there is received a good price for the rental repeal the sales tax, or any other tax. The production will star Renato “I’m apparently running against candidate from the third district, • “Whoopee,” the hit musical that (246-6807) got to hear, first-hand, what Howard pool surface. The apparent low bid enough money to do the work. of vacuum equipment needed for leaf They say only that they would reduce • Phillis Aronson, flutist with the Francesconi, Ryan Edwards, Bruna about five people. I wonder who the said voters in East Hartford and is scheduled for a Broadway opening what’s-his-name thinks of this. After candidate is and about his ability to was submitted by Palazzi & Son of "I think it has to be done,” Senkow pickup. those taxes. Obviously that would Hartford Symphony will be featured Baglioni, Boris Martinovich and Karl Westfield, Mass. Manchester should support a petition late in November, completes its all, a brilliant man-of-logic, astute, exercise any independence.” said. Gandolfo Sweeper Service Inc. of leave them free to raise any and all in a recital today at 3 p.m. at the Krause. (246-6807) ’The only complete bid, submitted drive calling for such an amendment extended run at the Ivoryton capabilities-plus, but not yet, at least Walter Joyner is running against Other bids were more favorable for Blast Canaan submitted prices for the taxes to pay for their costly, inef­ Playhouse in Ivoryton Sunday. (873- Hartford Public Library. A native of by Rizzo Pool Co., set the entire the town. equipment, including a price of $32 “as a means of telling the legislature ficient and open-ended spending Chorus Director Records Boxing Presentation to my knowledge, destined for status Cummings for the 12th District seat loudly and clearly that an income tax 8668) Hartford, she graduated from price at $11,245. A New Haven firm submitted the per hour for one unit and one programs.” Johnny Duke, left, former amateur and professional boxer, as Roone Arledge’s successor at ABC in the Nov. 7 election. is unacceptable.” • At the Goodspeed Opera House in Newington High School in 1974 and Stuart Gillespie of Watertown, News/Sports. Town officials had expected the apparent low bid for roof repairs at operator. East Haddam, “She Loves Me” con­ studies at the Hartt College of Music. director of the Manchester Civic presents a headgear used in boxing to Tony D’Angona, center work to cost about $1,200, Jay Giles, The petition is being circulated by But then, again, there’s a consola­ State Intervenes Republican gubernatorial candidate tinues through Nov. 5. (873-8668) She has also studied at Tanglewood Chorale, is one of three principal per­ director of physical education at Howell Cheney Regionai tion prize of sorts. Somebody, director of public works, said. Ronald Sarasin who has made this • The American Shakespeare and New England Conservatory. She formers on a new recording of sea Vocational 'Technical School. Bart Pacekonis, student council somewhere along the line, will come HARTFORD (UPI) - Attorney “I’m a little disappointed,” he said and a limit on state spending his Theatre in Stratford is featuring the will be accompanied by John Mueter. chanteys, A new stereo LP album up with a smash-up idea: A General Carl Ajello said Friday of the high bids. Dents Explain CSEA Aid The program is open to the public president, witnesses the presentation. Duke, whose real name is theme during the 1978 campaign. Rewards Offered world premier of “Ballroom, ” produced by members of the staff of superspectacle, on another network Connecticut has gained intervenor Town Engineer Walter Senkow free of charge. Julius Gallucci, visited Cheney Tech Thursday and explained the Mrs. Clarke made the most of her Michael Bennett’s new musical. The Mystic Seaport Museum features a probably, focusing on television’s status in a federal bearing on a said that the town might accept the MANCHESTER — Two leading Financial records filed at the To Find Killers • Josephine Graziano, coloratura visible difference with her opponent, story is derived from the award win­ selection of 34 sea chanteys and merits of a boxing training program. With him were a couple of proposed 13-cent surcharge for cer­ low bid and forget the special process local Democrats said Friday that a secretary of state’s office show that soprano, will be featured in a solo musical chairs. The narration by Marcella Fahey, over the introduc­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut ning television special, “Queen of the sailors’ songs, performed in the arnateur boxers who put on a demonstration for the student Howard what’s his-name should be tain kinds of first and third class mail for crack-filling. political committee of a state a political action committee of the recital Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the traditional manner at Mystic Seaport tion of a state income tax. In a Friday put up $220,000 to find the Stardust Ballroom” and features body. (Herald photo by Strempfer) superb. envelopes. ^ Or, the job could be rebid in the employees union bought tickets to Connecticut State Employees Hartford Public Library. The Museum aboard the historic sailing televised debate last Sunday, Mrs, killers of 11 Connecticut residen^, 10- Dorothy Loudon. (375-5000) The Postal Rate Commission is spring, he said. the party’s annual fund-raising Association bought $150 worth of program will include the world ships Charles W, Morgan and Joseph Fahey said the tax would have to re­ of them from Fairfield (Jounty,”who • An American premier by Belfast holding bearings on the plan. Ajello Another project, which was bid dinner-dance because the executive tickets to the party’s dinner-dance. prem iere of a work by Author Conrad. main an option while Mrs. Clarke were slain since 1966. playwright Stewart Parker, said the proposal would cost the state earlier this year, went up in price director of the organization was One of those honored at the event Welwood, member of the music said she was adamantly opposed to Rewards are offered in the case of “Catchpenny Twist,” has opened the The principal performers are Bookmobile Schedule' an extra $1.75 million a year since the last time. honored that night. was John Thompson, executive direc­ faculty of Central Connecticut State it. Martha Moxley, a Greenwich teen­ season at Hartford Stage Company, Stuart Gillespie, choral director at tor of the CSEA. Thompson is a College in New Britain. The work ager bludgeoned to death with a golf 50 Church St., Hartforf. The Irish Mattatuck Community College and Next week’s schedule for 11:40 —Ivy Manor former mayor and former member “My opponent is on record as wan­ consists of songs set to the poetry of Thursday 2:10 —Virginia Road. ting to hold the income tax open as an club Oct. 30, 1975, and 10 other play will continue through Nov. 12, senior chanteyman at Mystic Seaport the Manchester Public Apartments. 2:50 —Lawton Road. of the Board of Directors and has the Altaic Indians of California. The Museum since 1975; Stuart Frank, 1:30—Ashland Street. 10:30—Squire Village. About Town option for future taxing,” she said. murder victims, stretching back to and will be followed by “Boy Meets Library Bookmobile: 11:00 —Bush Hill Road. 3:30 —Gerard Street. long been active in the local accompanist will be Estrid Welwood, research associate at the museum, 2:10 —Mather Street. “Coming from a liberal spendthrift, 1966. , Girl.” (527-5151). Monday 1:30—New Hope Manor. 4:10 —Bowers and Hollister Democratic Party. • The Greater Hartford Chapter of wife of the composer. The event is and Ellen Cohn, a former sea 2:50 —Carpenter Road. streets. that should guarantee her vote in Included in the list were two teen­ 10:30—Case Drive. Felix Demiccio and his board of great chiefs of the The Senior MYF of North United Methodist Giurch will the American Diabetes Association chantey interpreter at the seaport. 3:30—Grisson Road East Council of Connecticut of Imperial Order of Redmen will Thompson said that six couples favor of an income tax. Further­ age girls found stabbed to death in free and open to the public. Noon —Bluefield Drive. 4:10—Woodstock Drive. have a car wash at the church today from 10 a.m. to 2 from CSEA attended the dinner- in cooperation with Showcase The album is available at the visit the Miantonomah Tribe Monday at 8 p.m. at the p.m. more, I have no confidence that the Norwalk last summer; the latest • A lex a n d er D ea, Mystic Seaport Museum Book Store, 2:10 —P a rk C h estn u t Wednesday dance at which he was honored. incumbent Governor would veto an young, black woman to be slain in Cinemas presents a benefit perfor­ ethnomusicologist and composer. Apartments. Italian-American Gub on Eldridge St. Com and venison Democratic Town Chairman Mystic. 10:00 —Crestfield Convales­ will be served. income tax if one were passed. New Haven; and four unresolved 2:50 —High Street. Eyeglasses There will be a kitchen social Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Theodore Cummings also said that 3:30 —Trebbe Drive. cent Home. The only way to ensure that the tax slayings in Stamford. 2:10—Sycamore Lane. Prescriptioiis Filled Gbnin Hall at Mayfair Gardens. All residents of ^ y fa ir the CSEA purchase of tickets was Dance Events Set Twain Memorial Grant 4:10 —Fountain Village There will be babysitting service during the noon Mass is not implemented, she said, is to (iov. Ella Grasso authorized 2:50—Bruce Road. Lowest Prices Gardens are invited. because of the honoring of Thomp­ vote for legislators who have voiced rewards of $20,000 in each case — the Apartments. Sunday at St. James Church. HARTFORD (UPI) — The Mark Twain Memorial has 3:30—Nike Circle. ARTHUR DRUG son. opposition to it. maximum allowM under a new law The Artists Collective hours are weekdays from 8 Tuesday 4:10—West and North Fair- been awarded a $100,(^ grant by the National Endow­ WOOCrCAUiN'S Performing Dance Ensem­ a.m. to 10 p.m., and Satur­ ment for the Humanities to build up its endowment. 10:30 —Lincoln Center. field streets. MMchester Chapter ^ n t s Without Partners will r ble will perform at Foot days from 9 a.m. to noon. One term of the federal grant announced Wednesday is bold a dance Sunday at Piano’s, Bolton, from 7 to 11 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Prints, 466 Main St., 'The East Hartford Fine that the memorial match every $1 of federal funds with ?3 ■IMERIORS- Music will be provided by The Light Touch. Membership Manchester, tonight at 8. Arts Commission, and raised from non-federal sources. cards or courtesy cards must be presented at the door.. They will perform Manchester Community Wynn Lee, director of the memorial, said the funds will The Coventry Historical Society traditional and creative College will co-sponsor a offset expenses so the operating budget will rely less on 10th Annual PC UwMAitnts African dance forms. They lecture by Art Buchwald vistors’ admission fees. The memorial’s board of SNOW COP will be accompanied by Thursday at 8 p.m. in the trustees uill discuss a fundraising drive and the grant ire$tone members of the African East Hartford High School within a month, he said. ______Anttifu? Slynm m Percussion Ensemble. Auditorium. For informa­ PArantuunt Pa lurrs 9 0 Donations at the door. tion, call 646-4900, exten­ 2 i*26 -FTAX StwbeWHj sion 259, at the college, or Grant’s Demise m i The Artworks Gallery 289-6429 at the East Hart­ “FAMILY RESTAURANT" Group Exhibition is on In 1884 the collapse of the IS MORE THAN Saturday, October 28, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. ford Public Library. Grant & Ward investment view now through Nov. 3 in n v!iiiON*OHO$in "sihxoui” lu-isii For inform ation on house left ez-President Ulys­ JUST A NAME TO US. Sunday, October 29, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4 ^ a tc li the Stairwell Gallery of ses S. Grant penniless. He current exhibitions and IT’S THE WAY Coventry High School WITH THIS Manchester Community events at the Wadsworth then began 1^ “Personal WE DO THINGS. 5 S IZ E S ! College on 146 Hartford Atheneum in Hartford, call Memoirs,” writing while ill Corner of Route 31 and Ripley Hill Road AD CfWiOl Road, Manchester. Gallery of cancer and completing Coventry, Connecticut 525-1439 or 525-1430. them four days before his DAVIS FAMILY Snow Tires with Traction-Action 9s^ai/f Sofioh death on July 23,1885. Grant Snack Bar Free Parking THE BOYS ! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Oct. 21. 1978 - PAGE FIVE Gun Presently The Law In Beirut T h o u ^ LOCAL CHURCHES By LEON DANIEL Those who know Beirut better than cipline. For example, when a sniper weapon in their arsenal. ’The Syrians were in Saigon, Vientiane and Phnom BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - I, however, assure me that this city Penh. Mental Health Through GOSPEL HALL, Center St. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, adults and children; 10:30 a,m.. Service sqi^zes off a single round in East have employed in east Beirut a 240 ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Saigon, a city I came to know in the will survive. Then they usually add The Bible (6) 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:4S a.m., 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. of worship, child-care and children’s Beirut there is enough answering fire mm mortar with impact more like a It is difficult to find in Beirut a CHURCH (MIS.SOURI SYNOD). decade before it fell to- Communist that probably it never again will be We can get trapped in anger, Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Scholsky, pastor. program provided; 6:30 p,m,. Evening from automatic weapons to suggest bomb than a shell. It can leave a policeman— even a traffic cop— but FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W forces, seemed to me just before its the beautiful and cosmopolitan judgmentalism and revenge. Jesus Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass Service and Singspiration, message by ivuni, pastor, the start of World War ffl. crater 15 feet in diameter. armed men are everywhere. One NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. the pastor, surrender a tired old prostitute who Beirut it once was. 9 a.m.. Family Worship; 10:15 a.m., One has to wonder if anyone, with East Beirut lies in ruins, but it calls us to "Be merciful as your Philip Saunders, minister. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James had turned too many tricks. Old Middle Blast hands warn me wonders if they realize their COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to the exception of the probably un- would be well to look elsewhere Father is merciful. Judge not and 10:30 a.m., ihraise, Worship Service Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, My image of Saigon — now known against comparing the conflict here s^ tted sniper, had a viable target. camouflage jungle fatigues make 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth around town before decidi^ whether them easier targets in the urban en­ you will not be judged” (Luke 7:36 & and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, as Ho Chi Minh city — at its most with ones that brought down cities By contrast, the communist victors Deliverance Service. Instruction; 2 p.m.. Voters’ meeting, the city will survive or is doomed, vironment. 37). ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director threatened time was perhaps unfair. halfway around the world. in Southeast Asia were known for FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange pastor emeritus. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST dying or dead. In other words, remember that if of Christian education. t.HURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. After ail, it was the city that had Still, I am struck with the realiza­ their "fire discipline,” which is West Beirut, although the heavy Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, once been known as the Pearl of the tion that structural damage from People who must live in cities (lod “threw the book at you” yon pastor. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. military shorthand for the judicious fighting ended there long ago, in p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 1030 kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. Orient, and, for me, some of the weaponry in the capitals of South wracked by war behave differently wouldn’t have a chance, and so be 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. and economic application of some respects looks worse. during the worship service; 10:30 a.m.. 7:45 a.m., Christian Living Men’s Study magic was still there when 1 arrived Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia was toward each other than those who do merciful to others. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Worship Service, guest. speaker Mrs, firepower. not. Perhaps it has something to do vice. Group Prayer, Study, and Sharing topic: early in 1966. In the hard years that never as extensive as 1 see aimost ’The systematic shelling of the TTie once proud Holiday Inn and Rev. Laurence M. Hill ’ Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Margaret Bristol, who served as a mis­ “Fear” ; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ with survival. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, P. Padelli, co-pastors. followed, however, Saigon’s charm everywhere in Beirut. Christian sector of Beirut indicates other luxury hotels are now useless South United sionary in Japan, Nursery provided vices, the Rev. Ulisses Torres, guest got lost in the ugliness of war. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; during service; 6 p.m.. Youth And even in Saigon’s iast days more persistence than accuracy. The shelly B^ldings unpocked^by buUets Methodist Church Edward S. Pepin, pastor. preacher; 9 a.m.. Church School, 3 and I knew Vientiane fairly well and there was a semblance of law and and shellfire are the exception rather Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9 a.m. in sanc­ Fellowships meet; 6:30 p.m.. Rev. four-year-old Nursery through Junior Syrians pounded limited areas with Tempers flare quickly in Beirut’s Saturday Massesat5ad7:30p.m.; Sun­ tuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in school had a more than nodding acquain­ Solomon Gort of Tallahatchie Dievelop- High, Adult Bible class; 10:45 a.m,. order, although some of us may have seemingly unlimited supplies of than Uie rule. vehicular traffic worsened daily by day Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. auditorium. tance with Phnom Penei before those ment League, Tulwiler, Miss,, will be the Senior High class and Nursery; 6.30 doubted it then. Had there not been, shellsi including the fearsome Beautiful women still shop for debris-blocked streets. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF CONCORDIA LUTHERAN speaker. cities fell. the belated American evacuation Paris fashions on the Rue Hamra but The city’s dangerous arteries begin LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside p.m.. Junior High MYF; 7:30 p.m.. phosphorous ones which bum out CHURCH (Lutheran Church of Praise and Teaching Service. The Laotian war did not have much would have been carried out with buildings. they must move their high heels emptying'at duk when the armed Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Amerira), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. NORTH UNITED METHODIST evident effecton Vientiane and Phnoo great loss of life. Walton, bishop. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, It should be recalled that North gingerly around piles of malodorous ripoff artists come out of the (Th« Almanac) Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. In Beirut today, the gun is the law. 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. associate pastor. Custer, pastor. Penh's opium dens, frequented by Vietnamese forces used the 122mm garbage, woodwork. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School some foreigners as well as local Order is a dream of the past — and gun sparingly in capturing Saigon. It The limbless beggars victims of So it was in Saigon, Vientiane and Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth 9 and 10:30 a.m., Sacrament of Baptism By p.m., Sacrament Service. for pupils up to the age of 20 and care for regulars, remained open until the the future. was considered the most horrendous '*'ar — are there, too, just as they Phnom Penh. So it is in Beimt. Class, Nursery for small children; 10 Sunday, Worship Services, sermon: “By very young children, subject of the SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School Water and the World,” Coffee fellowship bloody end. There are self-styled freedom United Press International lesson-sermon: "Probation After Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ through Grade 6, Nursery for small For me, Saigon was an exciting fighters here of just about every con­ Today is Saturday, October 21st, between services, deadline for November Death,” golden text from the Bible: ficers. children. "Tidings” noon today; 9 a.m,. Nursery liaison that soured, Vientiane was a ceivable political persuasion, all of the 294th day of 1978 with 71 to follow. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m., “Prove all things; hold fast that which is satisfying affair and Phnom Penh EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, for children five-years-old and younger; good.” I Thessalonians 5:21. whom are armed to the teeth and ’The moon is approaching its iast Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. 10:30 a.m.. Church School, all classes for was a flirtation that promised more some of whom use their weapons to quarter. Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Carter Praises Congress Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ age three to Grade 6; 1:30 p.m.. Green Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. than it delivered because I was un­ rob the non-combatant citizens. ’The morning stars are Jupiter and UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. Lodge visitation, Blanche Newman, able to spend enough time with her. Some of us A m ericans who 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Swensen, pastor, Milton Nilson, assistant and gas lonnys ot seeking windfall Republicans to make it his very own. Saturn. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. leader; 3 p.m.. District Conference in pastor. From what I read of those cities remained in Saigon after the fall By HELEN THOMAS minister. profits. In the end, to get a bill, his The peiased comprehensive The evening stars are Mars, Venus 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship; 9:45 Springfield, Mass.; 6 p.m., All-Church 8:15 and 10:50 a m.. Morning Worship 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 Fellowship Potluck supper, followed by now, they are nothing at all as I worried more about possible attacks UPI White House Reporter a.m., Church School; Adult Forum on the Services with Mr. David Dean as guest remember them. advisers worked out a compromise. national eiealth insurance program, and Mercury. a.m..Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m., Creed; Bible Study on Proverbs, Youth cartoons. by rifle-armed South Vietnamese WASHING’TON (UPI) - Not long Likewise, the |18.7 tax cut bill speaker; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible Schocl As a first-time visitor to Beirut, a much more timid in its initial ap­ ’Those bom this date are under the Worship. Class; 9:45 and 11 a.m., Nursery for in­ youngsters — vigilantes or simply ago, it appeared that President passed by (longress in its final hours proach than that proposed by Sen. with classes for all ages three through city I know hardly at all, I have what Carter might campaign this fall sign of Libra. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 fants; 6:30 p.m., Youth Open House. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL miscreants — than we did about the provides most of the tax relief for the Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., is in­ Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. adult, plus a nursery for infants; 4 p.m.. the francophiles here and in the conquering communists, whom we Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor and CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF against Congress, even though it is upper income tax brackets. Carter dicative of Carter’s own view on 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Quarterly Church Business meeting southeast Asian capitals I knew knew to be disciplined, soldiers. founder of the Nobel prize, was bom CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev, Dr. James followed by a coffee hour. Democratic controlled. had sought bigger tax benefits for the spending. provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 D. MacLauchlin, pastor. better would describe as a sense of ’The contending military forces in But now all is forgiven, and Carter October 21st, 1833. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST lower and middle income taxpayers. White House aides are reluctant to 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Church SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. deja vu. Beirut appear to be short on dis­ is singing 'the praises of the law­ On this day in history: ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of Carter took his toughest stonds on project Carter’s legislative'priorities Capt. Arthur Carlson emphasizes a point while conducting School, the Sacrament of Baptism will be Main St, The Rev. Arnold Westwood, makers who hammered out a bonan­ CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. visitation and outreach. the spending issues, eee found out in the 96th Congress. ’They will be In 1879, after 14 months of observed, sermon by the pastor, minister. za of the administration’s high priori­ the Men’s Bible Class at the Salvation Army Citadel on Sunday Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for late in the game that the veto was an experiments^ Thomas Rdison in­ “Someone Who Cares,” based on Psalm 11 a.m,, Mr. Westwood will discuss defined in his state of the union ad­ morning. (Herald photo by Pinto) 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. all ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, ty bills last weekend, including his 23; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; “The War Within Ourselves,” drawing on effective weapon, and twice he won dress next January. But it appears vented a workable electric incandes­ Mass in English and Polish. message by the Rev, Mr, McLain, long-sought National Energy Act and 3 p.m.. First meeting of a Young Adult the poetry of Wildred Owen in recogni­ the day. clear that the president will not be cent lamp. Nursery and (Jiildren’s Church provided; IT’S YOUR OPINION a tax cut. Fellowship will be held at the church; 7 tion of United Nations Day. Music for the His vetoes of the defense ap­ offering any spectacular new direc­ 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the The Suluriluy opiniun page is open to all reuilers of In the month or so Preceding the In 1917, the U.S. Army’s First divi­ p.m., Peter Harvey Concert in the Sanc­ morning provided by Dave LaCoss. propriations bill which included the tions to a country he believes wants Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided, tuary. I he Herald. We solicit your opinions on topics of interest legislative windfall. Carter and his sion became the first American AREA CHURCHES Nursery and Sunday School, Coffee and to the community. Is it euucation? Adiitinislration? billion nuclear supercarrier which to slow down with less government. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and congressional lobbyists lost their 52 fighting unit to see action in World WfiiillP Conversation. business? Recreation? Politics? Carter adamantly opposed was C Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, CENTER CONGRAGATIONAL Undoubtedly, Carter will be ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH, rile purpose is to present a cross*section of com- amateur standing, and appeared to War One. ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, minister. sustained. He also v e t ^ the un­ renewing some proposals that bit the South Windsor. Rev. Wiliam McGrath CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen munitv opinion on a wide variety of subjects. be winning more respect on Capitol In 1966, a coal-waste slide buried CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., Worship, touchable public works bill, the con­ dust this time around, including and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors, CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. \Ve ask that vou limit your writinK to no more than Hill where they had been treated as the Welsh mining town of Aberfan. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. sermon: “Nobody Knows the Troubles gressional “pork barrel” and made it welfare reform. But he also will be Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Curtis Jr., pastor. West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan 500 wunis, douhfe spaced, and send tlieni to: bumbling newcomers. Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 Rout 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, I’ve Seen” ; 6 p.m,. Worship, sermon: stick. ’Two days later^ 135 bodies had been 8:45 a.m.. First Hour, Woodruff Hall; J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. r r s YOLR OPIiMOIN testing the climate and the trends p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, pastor. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. “Abiding in the Teaching of Christ.” Natural gas deregulation that big found. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Sanctuary, the 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite II with Vlanchesler Kvening Herald It was not a reform-minded with an eye on teie 1980 presidential 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CALVARY CHURCH OF THE oil companies had sought for years Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., preaching; homily by the Rev. Mrs. West; 9 a m.. Herald Square ' Congress, and Carter obviously race. In 1976, American novelist Saul HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 347 East Mid­ will become fully effective in 1985. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ 11:45 a.m.. Third Hour, Federation Holy Eucharist, Rite II with sermon by Manchester, Conn. 06040 sensed that. Tax reform, welfare Meantime, the chief problem con­ Bellow won the Nobel prize for ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ dle Turnpike. Rev, Kenneth L, Gustafson, sonage on Cornwall Dr. Room, Stewardship Committee, Library, the Rev. Mrs. West, Church School. Carter had opposed natural gas reform, labor reform and election Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. pastor: Karl A. Gustafson, assistant to fronting the president is inflation. He literature. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 7 p.m.. Nursery Care, followed by coffee hour; deregulation and had accused the oil pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday CJiurch School; 11 the pastor. reform went down the drain. ’Two says he has a “thick volume” of op­ Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. New Member Conversations, 262 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II with ser­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes other proposals for creation of a Con­ tions on his desk, the culmination of Jelley, pastor. a.m.,C3iurch Service, Nursery provided. Ferguson Road. mon by the Rev. Mrs. West. SCOOPS ______tyP on^S M yd sumer Protection Agency and a weeks of work by his economic ad­ available. 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Department of Education were visers...... - ...... SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Moning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. soniem m m scuttled. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, vice, William Parsing, rector. 90 m m Aih' KCKUJltUf Loin ks rut He refrained from announcing his Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. m n loi/st m o m H w r t . mt rHiKS5 /(«ww Early in the session. Congress UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration Wings of Morning By CLIFF SIMPSON j m fu m s ? t c : jsH’r m m ctsrm . heralded “tough” new anti-inflation ( Yesterdays j Bechtold, pastor. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF for Sunday School classes after service t seemed to be listening to a different programu until he could assess the AI01I4 mn usin \ 11 a.m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin MU. drummer. The lobbyists were out in effect of 11th hour congressional ac­ Church School for all; 10:30 a.m., Coffee Miller, minister. Sept. 18, A Fisherman’s Prayer organization as well as adding a skill / full force, and more Democratic tions on the federal budget. 25 Years Ago and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim FIRST CONGP.ECATIONAL 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Last week I made reference to how to the volunteer. Who knows when politicians were becoming more ’The program will include volun­ Fellowship. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim CHURCH, 87 Main St. (corner of Conn. Your vote, your voice, your ideas, Mrs. Chester^ Bowles is in avid the clergy are for fishing. such training is a help? your input is important. This is true aware of what they perceived to be a tary wage-price guidelines, with Manchester to talk'on United Nations OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Fellowship. Blvd.), East Hartford, Rev. William E. CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South Recently I came across a note that Barbara Varteresian was teaching today as it was back in 1620 when our pendulum swing back to Uie middle. greater federal pressure on business Week. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, Dramatic initiatives on the domestic Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. associate minister. President Hoover had a copy of this in the Boston Business School when Pilgrim Fathers had each male adult and labor through stricter enforce­ her heart stopped. Four of her side were not welcome. ment of federal contracting and 10 Years Ago 9 and 10:15 a.m., Worship Services; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church framed and hung in his study at the sign the Mayflower Compact. They Somewhere along the way, the Manchester Modes is sued by rival 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; Waldorf Towers: students who had taken a course with came for religious freedom and es­ regulations. He also is looking — or ROCKVILLE UNITED the Boston Red Cross and had president, taking his readings on may have selected by now — a new firm in California on charges of MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim tablished political freedom. Yours is piracy. METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Wisconsin Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth ”Uod grant that I may fish learned the techniques in car­ the franchise. Use it. Proposition 13 and other signs in the anti-inflation boss who can ride herd Rev. Richard E. Thompson, pastor. United Appeal drive is now at 76 S}mod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Fellowship. Until my dying day! diopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) country, snatched the slogan “fiscal full time. 10;45 a.m.. Worship &rvice. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 immediately went to work on her — Rules for the Road ...... responsibility” away irom from irom from me the ‘——'percent " —of the $3,631,862 goal. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN And when it comes to my last cast Service. Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. I humbly pray, and stayed at it for more than a half “Stand firm; REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Cronin, pastor. When in God’s landing net hour until an ambulance could get Step firmly, throw your Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday weight; 9:45 a.m., Sunday School from age 4 Ellington. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. I’m peacefully asleep, there and rush her to the hospital. through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., That in His mercy I be judged Dr. John Pastore of St. Elizabeth’s The heaven is high above 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m,. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, your head. Worship Service, Nursery available at Worship Service, Sunday School. Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H, As good enough to keep.” Hospital in Boston wrote that the both services. teacher lived only because she had The good gray road is Editor s Note: This IS the seventh • Comprehensive ^ Income Tax Reform ... RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Wellner, rector. What Are Weekends For? FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH effective treatment at the scene of faithful to your tread. in a series of 15 articles exploring and gives to others. Examples of FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford 8 a.m.. Holy Ckimmunion; 10 a.m.. the taxes of married couples to 20 (United Presbyterian USA), 136 Capitol Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Family Service and Church School. With the increase of leisure time her collapse. Well intentioned Be strong: “Taxation: Myths and Realities.” such payments are Social P u rity percent. Ave., Hartford. Lane, West Hartford. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF COD and the longer weekends, I volunteers are an inspiration, but Sing to your heart a battle This series was written for Courses retirement and unemployment com­ 10 a.m.. Worship, Church School, child 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. sometimes wonder just where the how much more effective are those song; by Newspaper, a program developed pensation benefits. Recipients of Curiously, these complicated provisions introduced bote a tax care provided. For more information call PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. church fits into modern society. I who are trained! Those four students Though hidden foemen lie by University Extension, University such payments frequently are 6467610. CHURCH, Route 31 and North River penalty and a tax subsidy lor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; think Jhat church is smart that lets lit a candle in the darkness of a in wait. of California, San Diego, and funded economically better off than their TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H.Wilkens, 11 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery marriage, depending on whether both people who feel the need of worship stopped heart. Something is in you that by a grant from the National Endow­ neighbors in the same income Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald pastor. available; 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service, regularly do so and still have the spouses receive income and how McLean, pastor. can smile at Fate. ment for the Humanities. cat^ory who cannot exclude any 9 a.m.,Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. Nursery available. weekend. Emanuel Lutheran Church much. In general, couples wite only 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Press through: Manchester Qimmunity College portion of their incomes in com­ Worship ^rvice, (9 a.m. during July and ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL was one of those recently A Chuckle one income receive a tax benefit; GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL August). CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Nothing can harm if you offers a three-credit course based on puting their taxes. exeperimenting with such a plan. couples with two earners and ap­ CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Just what is the actual relationship are true. the newspaper articles. For informa­ Another significant exclusion is proximately equal incomes rare Runnion-Bareford, pastor. Rockville. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the The majority of Christians still between prayer and athletic prowess tion, call 646-2137. rent on owner-occupied homes. Of prefer the traditional time for probably will never be settled. I have And when the night com­ penalized by tee tax system. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Rev. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ vicar. es, rest; Copyright 1978 by the Regents of two people with equal incomes, one ’These anomalies can be eliminated David G. Runnion-Bareford preaching. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. worship on Sunday, but maybe the heard many stories on both sides. the University of California owning his or her home, tee other The earth is friendly as a by applying the same tax rates to Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m.. Church (Folk) at 11:15 am.. Vigil of Holy days at Family Service and Sunday School; custom will spread to a midweek day. One down-to-earth and realistic in­ renting, tee renter bears a heavier School classes. mother’s breast.” By JOSEPH A. PECHMAN everybody’s taxable income, 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a,m., and 5 and Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Until that time perhaps the church cident is acredited to Arnold Palmer. tax load. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ 7 p.m. Ck>nfessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. — Edwin Markham regardless of marital Status. can begin a public relations cam­ He told about a golf twosome in­ Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell are For example, John Smite and Ed TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED p.m, 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. paign with such slogans as: “The volving the town’s rabbi and leading a CJiicago couple in their early fifties Brown each have $100,000 in Allowances tor dependents ^ can be CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Ralph Saunders, pastor. A Thought for Today — and handled by personal exemptions, and E. Knox, pastor. church makes weekends — as well as priest. The latter made a silent whose sole source of income is his securities and receive a year 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ Everyday corporation, after subtracting $20,000 ^,000 the extra costs incurred by a working 9:30 a.m.. Choir Rehearsal; 10:30 a.m.. pastr. the rest of the week” and “Among prayer before each putt and began $13,000 salary. Their 1977 federal in­ in dividends. Smite applies his $5,000 cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. of deductions and exemptions, paid a wife could be recognized by a special Worship and Sunday School; 5;30 p.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic other purposes weekends were made sinking them from all corners of the How beautiful day can be when come tax was $1,285. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m,, green. federal income tax of $31,344. ’The se­ toward rent and pays full taxes on tee deduction. af. Family Night Supper and Program; 8 Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Service, Nursery available during all ser­ for the church.” kindness touches it. Neighbors of theirs, the Lawrence cond derived bis $100,000 from coal $5,000. Brown transfers $50,000 worth p.m., “The Long Search” Study Group. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route vices. If these sound fam iliar it is The rabbi, obviously shaken, in a — George Elliston Wilsons, both over 65, had an iden- Impact of Reform *"■' " mine royalties: only half his of his securities into an investment in UNION CONGREGATIONAL 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ because two well-known products use half-joking voice asked, “If you taught ‘tical income - $8,000 from dividends a home and uses the $2,500 income What would be the impact of royalties are included in taxable in­ CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Rev. Michael Donohue. ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East similar words in pushing their com­ me to say that little prayer, would and $5,000 from Social Security. ’They from his remaining securities to pay eliminating these special proviidm? man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, come, so his tax was only $12,528. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, modities. I wish some competent my putts start dropping too?” paid a tax of only $94. Reason: The tax base could be expanded associate minister. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. pastor. The third received only interest on taxes and maintenance costs. Not advertizing agency would come up “Not a chance,” his companion Mitchell’s salary is fully taxable and only is he able to report only $2,500 of sufficiently so that tax rates could be 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 1612 WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery state and local government bonds, with a catchy phrase and then sell it answered abruptly. he has only one exemption for income, but he can deduct bote tee cut from the present 14-70 percent to meet in Conference Room; 8:45 a.m.. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. available. to the public in order to encourage in­ “Why not?” demanded the rabbi. which is entirely exempt. He paid no Adult Bible Class in the Lounge; 9:45 Harold W. Richardson, minister. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST himself and one for his wife. Wilson’s tax at all. i- interest on his mortgage and his 10-50 percept. ’The actual tax changes creased church attendance on Sun­ “Because,” said the priest, “you Social Security is not taxable. He has a.m.. Church School, Infants through 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. property tax payment. would be fairly small for most peo­ Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, day or any day. are a lousy putter.” two exemptions for himself and two Most people regard the income tax ple. Some would pay slightly more, and Church School. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ as the fairest way of collecting the Interest on life insurance savings is Eusden, preaching; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour FIRST CONGREGATIONAL dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. A Red Cross Candle He Never Got Elected for his wife because of their age, and a third exclusion. Millions of holders others about tee same, and sHU government’s revenues. But d^pite in Social Room, Music Committee will CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care From time to time I have he gets a tax deduction on his of life insurance policies accumulate others would pay less. ^ In a recent add the Reader’s Digest this widespread public acceptance of meet in the Lounge, Senior Pilgrim CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. provided for toddlers. expressed the community’s gratitude With all due respect to dividends. interest on their policies, yet pay no • But all of this would be ac­ Fellowship will meet to go hiking, bring a stated that Norman Thomas often the idea, the tax is almost universal­ Reese lU, minister. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH to the many volunteers that do so the religious feelings of Thre« Californians, all married income tax on t ^ interest, nor do complished wite a simpler and a lunch; 5 p.m.. Single Adults will meet at ran for president, but never received ly criticized. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for (United Methodist Church), 110 much of the work here in others, 1 am saddened at and with two children, enjoyed the fairer tax system, lower rates, and the home of Bob Wendus. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. more than 2.2 percent of the popular the tragic sight of millions handsome income of $100,000 each Too many special provisions — like f charitable contributions, medical from some persons not subject to tee BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Worship Service. John M. Dunnack, pastor. ,, Manchester. There so many vote. The most serious source of erosion, expenses, and casualty losses are all tax. But taxes are now withheld from fewer headaches for tee taxpayer hailing the election of one last year. those in the previous examples — and tee tax collector. CHURCH, Bolton Center Road, at the ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care everywhere in the world that there With an election not too far off it man by fallible peers to howCTer, comes from preferen^l deductible. These deteictions create tee earnings of over 15 million non- One, a vice president of a large have crept into the tax law, with the ’The trouble with tiding to achieve Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. available. must be an impulse deep in the heart might be well to remind ourselves of assume the role of an in­ result that people with the same in­ taxable wage earners annually with minister. ^ ‘"SQuities than they remove. It such reform is that the lar^st Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. VERNON UNITED METHODIST of each person. We hear so much the importance of what candidates fallible spiritual head. The ® of stocks, would be fairer to prune tee deduc- few complaints. Wage earners have 9:30 a.m.. Nursery, Church School, come pay sizably different amounts sources of erosion benefit milliontof Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Snday Masses CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie about “the selfishness of man” it is stand for. H6re are three sentences Bible states that Jesus of tax. These provisions also com­ been paying their taxes at tee source Church Service, Worship Service, ser­ at 8, 9:30 and' 11 a.m. Hiles, pastor. I The Author Uons to tee most e s S l items and taxpayers, and few politicians egre about time somebody beat the drum from that add: Christ is the head of the for almost 40 years. ’There are no mon: “Crusaders For C3irist” ; 10:30 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF 9:15 aim.. Worship Service, Nursery church, Eph. 1:22, 23, Col. plicate the tax law and tax forms so redistribute tee revenue gain to to risk tee displeasure of so many for “the altrusism in man.” “For years, people thought his I Joseph A. Pechman has been! much that most people need help to provid^ tee . owner has teld the everyone through reduced tax rates, hardships, as long as refunds are a.m.. Coffee Break, Fellowship; 10:45 EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baplisl provided. An offer of help means so much 1:18. The assumption of constituents. « a.m.. Study Group “Prayer and Socialist ideas outlandish. I director of the Economic Studies ,1 prepare their tax returns. property « year or more. Further-." spooial Provisions for the Aeed paid promptly by-tlie government. ' Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles FIRST CONGREGATIONAL more when the volunteer has some this position as “vicar” for Change will come only if voter$|et Praying,” forum: “Ecumenism.” Coley, pastor. “Yet the hard-luck years of the g Program of The Brookings :$ Few people realize how much, CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. skill to use in the program. Many Jesus was a post-apostolic *i!fi*!L***”* People over 65 are giveh an extra Income splitting lawmakers know that they S|-e Leader Rev. Mark Rohrbaugh, Christian 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services thirties saw many of his thoeries, for I Institution, an independent $1 revenue is lost through special or ^ u ^ w personid exemption, are not taxed on Johnson, minister. agencies have training courses for better or worse, put to practice. development over several 5. Income Splitting. ’Ms provision willing to give up their own tax'ld- Conference of Connecticut. which are interpreted for the deaf. 9.30 a.m., Sunday School at Church centuries. ^ r e s e a r c h o rg an izatio n in:S provisions. If these provisions were deferred untU heirs seU tee assets, 5^ Security, and receive their helpers — and this is good as it “And the role of our government T l i ^ provisions prhnarily benefit . was enacted b ^ u s e eight states had vantages in the interest of a fairer FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Nursery provided: 9:45 a.m., Sunday Lane House; 11:00 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Jesus never set one apos­ ' ' income tax CHURCH OF VERNON, 695 HarUord increases the effectiveness of the was changed, perhaps, forever.” high-income people and greatly com­ retirement inrome credits if community property laws teat per­ and simpler incixne tax. School; 6 p.m., ’Training Union. vice, Sanctuary, sermon title: “Two tle over another in authori­ been $120 ley are ineligible for Social Secui^ty mitted n u ^ e d couples to split their •.—^— 0 Turnpike, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, Cktmmandments” Nursery care provided ty. When James and John plicate tee tax laws. Qinsiderable minister; Rev. David C. ^w ling, assis­ benefits. Wite an adequate Social income for tax purposes. In 1948, ’The views expressed in Coursesrby 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Church Lane House. requested privileged ;;:ment Finance and as assistant | $165 billion. Or, the same $165 billion time is spent by investors trying to tant minister. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. positions, Jesus rebuked convert ordinary income into capital Security system, there is no justifica­ Congress ex ten d i tee privilege to Newspaper are those of tee authprs ^•diTMtor of the Tax Advisory Staff I in revenues could have been tion for such sfiMial tax breaks. 9:55 a.m.. Church School classes for Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ them, Mark 10:35ff. When gains, rather thhn investing their married people in all states. only and do not necessary reflect three-year-olds through Grade 8, Oib ;gof tee U.S. Treasury Department. ^ collected with an average reduction 4. Underreporting Interest and . day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. the disciples disputed He is tee author of money in the most productive way. As a result, tee tax rates applying those of tee University of California Room for infants. Child Care for Church Bulletin Board about who would be %.

' . / PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 21. 1978 Obituaries Bigelow St. Residents Mm'. Anna S. Klein MANCHESTER — Mrs. Anna Stein Klein, 84, of 163 Center St. died Friday at her home. She was the Will Appeal ZB A Action widow of Samuel Klein...... — ______J Mrs. Klein was bom July 8,1894, in Austria-Hungary and lived in By GREG PEARSON Zone. division is much greater than others Manchester 73 years. Herald Reporter ’The zig-zag division would create that have been done in the past. Before her retirement, she and her MANCHESTER - Bigelow Street 75 feet of frontage at the street line ‘"The previous ones were only at a husband owned and operated Klein’s residents will challenge the denial of for one lot and 75 feet of frontage at slight angle,” Connie Choiniere of 41 Food Store on Center Street for 45 an appeal they sought from the the building line for the second lot. Bigelow St. said. “It was nothing to years. town’s Zoning ^ a r d of Appeals. Tile division was permissible under talk about,” she said. Touring with The Friendship Force She was a member of Concordia Tlie residents are protesting a zoning regulations in effect at the TTiis proposal, however, does have Lutheran Church. proposed zig-zag division of property time of the proposal, so Machell the neighbors talking and reacting. Survivors are two sons, Walter J. at 36-38 Bigelow St. ruled it legal. TTiey already have started raising Klein of Manchester and Richard E. Zoning Enforcement Officer Since then, the Planning and money to pay for a possible court Klein of Sacramento, Calif.; a Ernest Machell has ruled Uiat the Zoning Commission has changed the appeal. Such events as a tag sale daughter. Miss Helen Klein of division is permissible, but the regulation to eliminate measurement might be held to raise more funds, Manchester; seven grandchildren residents disagreed and appealed of frontage except at the street line Mrs. Kelsey said. and two great-grandchildren. Machell’s ruling to the ZB A. unless special permission is granted. She also was disturbed at the lack Americans Receive Warm Welcome The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 The board voted 4-1 Monday night Town officials have expressed of help she felt the neighbors a.m. at the Concordia Lutheran to deny the appeal. their displeasure with the Bigelow received when they appealed to the Church. Burial will be in East Makes Point for MPOA Now, the residents say they will Street proposal, although they do ZBA. agree that it is legal under the Cemetery. Marilyp Pearson, right, of the Connecticut State Taxpayers appeal that denial. “There never seemed to be Friends may call at the Holmes ’The residents have hired an at­ regulaUons in effect at the Ume of anybody to assist us. Where are the Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Association makes a point while talking to the Manchester torney to represent them and hope to proposal. taxpayers supposed to turn?” she Manchester, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Property Owners Association Friday night. Betty Sadloski, decide early next week what route of TTiey have said that this zig-zag said. By BE'rrV RYDER The family suggests that those head of the MPOA, listens. The talk centered on seeking limits appeal to takek Joan Kelsey of 62 throughout the world for its Trade 643 acres of woodland, with beautiful Robert Dougherty, Mrs. Mary wishing to may make memorial gifts to government spending. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Bigelow St. said. Life/Slylc Editor Fair and as the “Green Metropolis." footpaths riding and cyclying tracks Vaughn and others. to Concordia Lutheran Church:. Mrs. Kelsey said their attorney, ( Manchtster M— tingt Connecticut’s second Friendship and motor roads. The Veterinary As with the state's first Friendship Mrs. Ethel A. Goss Malcolm Barlow, and the Force flight which took 253 area Among the many places of impor­ College at 26 Hans-Bockler-Allee, Flight which went to Tel Aviv, Israel, neighboring residents will meet early Here’s next week’s schedule of residents to Hannover, Germany, for tance on any tourist’s “must see” founded in 1778, is the oldest institu­ MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ethel A. cy, Probate Court. ambassadors vied for the title "Best next week to decide whether to seek public meetings in Manchester 10 days, was a success, according to list is the telecommunications tower, tion of its kind in Germany. Goss, 80, formerly of 36 Grandview Parking Lot Encounter Wednesday Host Family" for their respective a rehearing from the ZBA or appeal (locations are in Municipal Building, the many state residents who par­ the highest building in Hannover (482 Side tours offered by the Circle, Storrs, died Friday at a hosts and all agreed there's was the the case to the Court of Common 41 Center St., unless noted): 8 a.m. — Downtown Coordinating ticipated either as ambassadors or as feel): the Opera House built by Friendship Force while in Germany best. Manchester convalescent home. Leads to Fight at MHS Pleas. Monday (Committee, Hearing Room. host families. Laves between 1845 and 1852; the included a flight to Berlin, a train She was born in Melrose, Mass., ’Thomas J. Crockett, who owns the 8 p.m. — Democratic Town Com­ While the state ambassadors were Garden Cemetery near the Garden trip to Munich, a visit to Heidelberg, The warm reception afforded us by Oct. 22, 1897, and lived in Peabody, 8 pm. — Board of Education, 36-38 Bigelow St. property, has mittee, Democratic headquarters, sharing the homes and experiences of Church, Marienstrasse, where many or a flight to London. the German people was gratifying. Mass., many years before moving to MANCHESTER — What began as ministration including himself. Vice Bentley School, 57 Hollister St. proposed a zig-zag division that Manchester Parkade. German families, their German famous people lie buried, including Many ambassadors traveled in­ Some of us experienced a language Storrs seven years ago. an unfriendly encounter Friday Principals Peter Boudo and Mrs. Tuesday between two drivers in the would allow a second home to be Thursday counterparts were here learning Charlotte Kestner (the "Lotte" of dependently, staying overnight in barrier while traveling independent­ Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Eleanore Go wen interfered. 4 p.m. — Advisory Board of Health, about the people and lifestyles in Goethe's ‘‘Werther'" ); the hotels or pensionens (accom­ ly, but with a German language dic­ Manchester High School parking lot Detective Sgt. Samuel Kotsch and built there. 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours. Probate Noyes (Alice) Hanscome of Storrs, Hearing Room. Court. New England. Provinicial Museum; Maschee, an modations in private homes which in­ tionary in hand, soon overcame any carried over into a fight inside the Capt. Joseph Brooks of the The entire property has 100 feet of four grandchildren and six great­ 7:30 p.m. — Board of Directors, Hannover, the capitol of Lower artificial lake constructed between clude bed and breakfast). Most were speech difficulties. school. Manchester Police Department were frontage, and 75 feet of frontage is 7:30 p.tti. — Water Study Com­ grandchildren. housing workshop. Hearing Room. Saxony, has a population of 575,000 1934 and 1936; City Hall built between impressed with the expansive rail Enroute from Hannover, we Principal Jacob Ludes said that investigating the incident shortly required for a lot in the Residence B mittee, Lincoln Center Conference A private funeral with burial in 7:30 p.m. — Health Systems Agen­ Room. (1,050,000 including the surrounding 1901 and 1913; The Market Church system which allowed them to visit refueled at Shannon, Ireland, long about 12:30 p.m., there appeared to after the incident occurred. Center Cemetery, Coventry, will be area). It is a busy yet beautiful city (1349-1359), a gothic brick basilica other countries such as Austria, enough for us to deplane and race be one car coming and one going in Ludes said he expects there will be held today. of many aspects where past and pre­ and notable landmark. Luxembourg, Belgium, France and through! the airport's duty-free the parking lot, and apparently one some suspensions. One of the There are no calling hours. sent, nature and art, trade and com­ One of the most beautiful baroque The Netherlands in a few short shops. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 was blocking the other. students involved is black. Police Report About an hour later, Ludes said merce all contribute to its attrac­ gardens in Europe is the Great hours. When we touched down at Bradley Main St., Manchester, is in charge of "We felt we had a couple of good c tions. Herrenhausen Garden and Garden Among the area people enjoying International Airport in Windsor there was a fight involving one stu­ arrangements. weeks,” Ludes said referring to the Manchester Situated at the intersection of Theatre (1666-1714), Another is the Locks ending our 10-hour flight, the dent in a classroom and two students Vernon juveniles in connection indecency and one count of the trip were Mary LeDuc, Marianne Robert D. Patriquin uneventful period since a racial inci­ Alfred Stringer, 26, of major European road and rail routes, Berggarten Herrenhausen, a ambassadors, a little weary from the outside the classroom in the cor­ An 11-year-old Rockville with an incident Monday in possession of narcotics. Turkington, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. dent had occurred at the school two Hartford was charged with this former capital and royal magnificent botanical garden with Crockett, Jim Breitenfeld and his long trip, perked up considerably MANCHESTER - Robert D. ridor. Ludes said they “took swings” weeks ago on Oct. 6. boy was hurt when struck Talcottville. The suspect was released Patriquin, 53, of Mansfield, Mass., two counts of issuing a bad residence of the Guelph dynasty has greenhouses where orchids, cacti and pretty wife, Mrs. Robert Blake, Mr. when talk of a future trip began. at each other, until the school ad­ by an automobile Friday One of the juveniles was on a 81,000 non-surety check and one count each developed into a city of over a half tropical plants are on display. and Mrs. L. M. Beckett, Mr. and And, I'm sure, if it began the next died Friday at the Bay State Medical afternoon, police said. Charged with breach of bond. Court date is Oct. 31. Center in Springfield, Mass. He had of third and fourth-degree Medric A. Daigneault, of peace and two were million inhabitants, renowned The Ellenriede is composed of 1,- Mrs. Ragner Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. day —they'd be ready. been manager of the Youth Centre larceny on a warrant 15 Highland Ave., charged with disorderly Police charged Joseph Shop in the Parkade for the past five issued Friday. The charges Rockville, suffered minor conduct, police said. Nelson of 192 Terrace Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Johnson of 68 Box Mountain Drive, Ver­ years. Irish Upset Chamber relate to incidents in July injuries. He was taken to Drive, Rockvilie, with non, check over a map before boarding a sight-seeing bus in 1974. He was released on a He leaves his wife, Sadie M. Rockville General Hospital Stephen M. Goulter, 20, failure to drive right Hannover, Germany. Patriquin; his parents, Percy E. and non-surety bond for court but was not admitted. of 110 Penny Drive, East Excluded 8th District Nov. 6. foilowing a one-car acci­ Mary D. Patriquin of Mansfield and a Police said the youth ran Hartford, was charged William L. Bryan, 30, of dent on Union Street brother Allan Patriquin of Beloit, in front of a car operated with two counts of public Friday. Wise. MANCHESTER — A meeting this mistake.” Staffordville was charged by Deborah A. Smoot, 22, Funeral services will be Sunday at week of the executive board of the Cummings was a supporter of the with fourth-degree larceny of 17 High St., Rockville. 2 p.m. at the Sherman Funeral Greater Manchester Chamber of construction of the firehouse. and issuing a bad check on The car was turning onto V Home, 55 N. Main St., Mansfield. Commerce has upset an Eighth a warrant stemming from NATIVE APPLES “It gave the appearance of us Vernon Avenue from West MAC INTOSH - CORTLAND - MACOUNS Friends may call at the funeral home Utilities District official because the taking one side of the issue,” an incident a year ago. He Main Street, police said. today from 7 to 9 p.m. was released on a non­ DELICIOUS A WINESAP APPLES District was not invited. Breitenfeld said. TTie Chamber does Police arrested three surety bond for court Nov. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Weeks The meeting involved discussion of not plan to take a stand on the matter FRESH APPLE CIDER •PURE CIDER VINEGAR the Buckland firehouse and included 6. Herald EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. but did want more information about ELASTIC PUMPKINS Mayor Stephen Penny and State Rep. the future use of the firehouse, he Dale R. Carlson, 16, of 53 Elizabeth T. Weeks, 64, formerly of Alexander St. was charged STOCKINGS Photo 877 Burnside Ave. died 'Hiursday at a and Democratic Town Chairman said. FERRANDO ORCHARD Theodore Cummings. The firehouse was built by the with illegal possession of a WHEELCHAIRS Feature South Windsor convalescent hospital. controlled substance. BIRCH MOUHTAIN RD., OLARTONBURY Wallace Irish Jr., deputy fire Town in the Buckland area, which 3 MIIm Beyond VKo’a Rootaurant By She was the widow of Alva S. Weeks. Court date is Oct. 30. ORUG Mrs. Weeks was bom in New York marshal of the District, said Friday now is under the jurisdiction of the OPEN 7 DAYS BETTY RYDER City and lived in East Hartford many that the District also should have Eighth District. years. been invited. He discussed the Breitenfeld said that the District and matter Friday with James Before her retirement a few years would be given a chance to discuss CONNIE COSTELLO ago, she was the owner of the ABC Breitenfeld, executive vice president the issue with the (Camber. II Answering service in East Hartford. of the Chamber. District officials had complained She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Breitenfeld said the meeting was previously when the Chamber Thomas Guy Miller of Cocoa, Fla., scheduled because some questions arranged a meeting about consolida­ and several nieces. about the firehouse were asked at the tion and were not invited. Cummings, The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at Chamber’s regular meeting last a major supporter of consolidating the Newkirk & Whitney Funeral month. TTie meeting was set up to get the District and the Town Fire Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ more information about the Departments, was invited to that ses­ ford. Burial will be in Rose Hill firehouse situation. sion also. 'Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Originally, Town Manager Robert Cummings said that at this week’s There are no calling hours. Weiss was invited, but he could not meeting he asked the Chamber to dis­ The family suggests that friends attend, so Penny went. Cummings cuss the need for the firehouse with wishing to may make memorial gifts also was invited, and Breitenfeld, businesses in the area. He and other to a charity of the donor’s choice. who had nothing to do with the invita­ Democratic leaders have said that it Henrich Volkes and ’Traute Bussman, both of Hannover, relax tion. said that this “may have bebn a is needed. Mrs. Craig A. Carter following a bus trip through the vineyards along the Rhine MANCHESTER - Elizabeth River in Germany. Kingsland Carter, 59, of 129K Tudor Lane, died Friday at St. Francis Organizer of Tenants View of the mountain vineyards outside of Koblenz. Medical Center, Hartford. She was the husband of Craig A. Carter. Mrs. Carter was bom Sept. 2,1919, Wants Housing Files in Jersey City, N.J. She lived in Ver­ non for 10 years before moving to MANCHESTER — Dr. Ben Rubin, the lack of screens in some / Manchester in 1975. who recently organized a tenants’ apartments, also filed a complaint She served in the Women’s Army group in Manchester, has asked the with the FOI (Commission because Corps in World War II. director of health for access to office the committee did not file minutes Other survivors are two sons, files that list alleged housing code from a meeting within the seven-day Brian C. Carter of violations. period required by the FOI law. and Bruce A. Carter of Manchester; Rubin requested access to the files I’ve had a Big Brother since a daughter, Mrs. Carol Dougherty of in a letter this week to Dr. Alice I was seven-Rand-a-hal£ Tampa, Fla.; five sisters, Mrs. Turek. Muriel Gashke of California, Mrs. “A number of tenants in this area I’m ten now. Carolyn Brown of Seattle, Mrs. have called our attention to the 1 ‘-0*^ 1 My Big Brother’s name is Eric, Carolyn Pendlebury of Huntington existence of a history of repeated Station, Long Island, Mrs. Ruth violations of the housing code in cer­ TTie winning number drawn Friday J \ j . V I ' l : -1 and he works in a bank. Brixner of Brick Township, N.J., and in the (Connecticut daily lottery was ‘ ^ fjg heard about being tain residential complexes,” Rubin 129. Mrs. Edith B. Irrell of Manchester; wrote. a Big Brother in the newspaper, and eight grandchildren. Also, the town’s Housing Code En­ and we ^)end lots of time together. The funeral services will be forcement Committee has been &TC takes me to ballgames and rock concerts, and teaches me about private and burial will be at the con­ asked to attend a Freedom of Infor­ ( About Town 1 venience of the family. There are no mation (Commission hearing Nov. 13. stuff like fixing cars, and sometimes we just talk, ^metimes he takes me calling hours. The Holmes Funeral The hearing has been scheduled The Washington School PTA will iJaces I end up not liking, like the symphony. But what I know now is that Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of because of a complaint from Rubin. hold an open house at the school trying new things is good - even if I end up not liking them. Because at -r arrangements. Rubin, who filed a complaint with Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. Children least I know what they’re like. Eric says that’s a very mature attitude. The family suggests that any the enforcement committee about are welcome when accompanied by memorial gifts be made to the parents. Another thing Eric says is that The United Way supports Big Brothers, American Cancer Society, 237 E. and they helped pay for the ad Eric saw. He says The Unit^ Way supports Center St. lots of things arouiid here — stuff for kids, and grown-ups, and just about Fire Calls CTerybody. I said it sounds like suppexting The United Way is very important. Eric says thot’s a very iS E | I A K MCC Plans Ceremony Manchester mature attitude, too. Friday, 5:15 p.m. — Gas leak at 353 In Memory of Sachs Friday, 1:01 p.m. — Box 194, car fire on Main St. MANCHESTER — A memorial Love Uine. (Town) Friday, 5:48 p.m. — Car fire at 940 Friday, 6:40 p.m. - Stove fire at 330 Silver Lane. ceremony for Rudolf Sachs, Adams St. (Ei^th District) OThaUfUbMlVMm associate professor emeritus of Friday, 5:50 p.m. - Medical call at social science at Manchester Com­ East Hartford police station. Friday, 12:34 p.m. — Motor vehicle ac­ Friday, 6:19 p.m.—Motor vehicle acci­ The United Way supports over MX) services munity College, will be held Sunday dent at 530 Main St. at 2 p.m. in the music room on the cident at 457 Tolland St. and programs in 16 Glreater Hartford towns. Friday, 12:44 p.m. — Medipal call at 42 Friday; 7:14 p.m. - Medical call at 211 Give to The United Way... college’s main campus. Sterling Road. Forbes St. Students, colleagues and friends and give many happy returns. Friday, 4:20 p.m. — False alarm on Friday, 7:34 p.m. — Medical call at 381 are invited to attend the service. Prospect Street. Main St. Mr. Sachs joined the college staff Friday, 4:24 p.m. — Investigation at 12 Friday, 7:54 p.m. — Brush fire at 777 in 1967 and retired in 1972. He died Elaine Drive. Burnside Ave. A flowering park in Liege, Belgium. last summer while visiting friends in Friday, 4:27 p.m. - Medical call at 18 South Windsor Klaus and Marianne Ruffert of Bad Munder, Manchesterites, Elmer St. Connie Costello and Betty Europe. He lived in East Hartford Friday, 5:42 p.m. - Treehouse fire at Germany, served as a host family for Ryder. with his wife, the late YoUa Niclas. Friday, 4:58 p.m.—Medical call at 1052 300 Griffin Road. Main St. The United Way c4 Greater Hartfcnl, Inc., 68 South Main Street, W ot Haitfon), Connecticut 06107, (200) 521-1860 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 21, 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Oct. 21. 1978- PAPE NINF. Three Speakers Slated Manchester Public Records For Mission Program Residents Concerned Warranty Deeds Manchester, Oct. 20 at St. James Many Will Attend MANCHESTER — The Community In 1972, Pastor Gort received the Michael Zacherek to Melvin M. Church. Baptist Church will feature three master of divinity degree from Varley and Patricia A. Varley, both Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and Eileen F. About Greens Care speakers during its mission mobiliza­ Golden Gate Theological Seminary, of Vernon, property on Hilliard Gearhart, both of Manchester, Oct. Homecoming at SA tion program Sunday and Monday. Mill Valley Calif. He is listed in Street, $16,000. 27, Manchester County Gub. BOLTON — At least one resident, need weeding, toe bushes need trim­ The speakers are Mrs. Margaret “Who’s Vfho" and is also list^ Katherine Hampton to Howard J. Barry L. Giroux of Newington and Alison Boisoneau, has expressed con­ ming and the lawns need mowing.” MANCHESTER — Among the cern that maintenance for toe town Plans for landscaping the town Hanebury, Langford, Krinjak and Bristol, a missionary in Japan, the among the Outstanding Young Men Hampton and Jean S. Hampton, Kathleen M. Field of 118 Glenwood many persons coming to the Southwood will play “A Joyous of America. ^eens should be considered before greens are currently being drawn up ,,Rev. Solomon Gort Jr. of the property on Wetherell Street, no con­ St., Oct. 21 at South United Methodist Homecoming gatherings this Proclamation.” Personal witness Tallahatchie Development League in There will be refreshments after s veyance tax. Church. final plans are formulated for their by a college professor and his weekend at the local Salvation Army will be given by Brig. Joseph Kittle Mississippi, and Miss Mary Suder- the evening meeting. Child care will Katherine Hampton to Gordon W. David K. Lannan, 540 Taylor St. lands^ping. landscape architecture class. will be 27 officers from out of town, and Mrs. Maj. James Watson. There man, a missionary in Northeast In­ be provided during the meeting. Hampton and Shirley C. Hampton, and Susan A. Rudeen, Bolton, Oct. 28 Mrs. Boisoneau, in a letter to toe Mrs. Boisoneau said, "What a dis­ plus four clergymen who in various also will be the dedication of 100 new dia. Monday at 9:30 a.m., Miss Suder- property on Wetherell Street, no con­ at South United Methodist diurch. Board of Selectmen, said as a appointment and waste of talent for ways have been associated with the song books being given in memory of Mrs. Bristol will speak Sunday at m p will sp e^ about her hospital veyance tax. Darrell L. Hickston and Muriel R. member of toe Bolton Woman’s Club toe college professor as he drives by local Corps throughout the years. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Sinnamon. the 10:30 a.m. service. mission in India at a coffee hour in Quitclaim Deed Brown, both of Vernon, Nov. 11. for eight years, she and others were toe Bolton Greens four years from They will all be at the banquet the church living room. very involved with toe landscaping of now and sees the plants decaying Col. Miller will give a short talk on Since her first mission assignment Newman Street Associates to Gary Saturday evening in the Youth Hall “The Ensemble.” to Japan in 1967, she has taught At the Satri Bari Christian Hospital H e^ck Memorial Park and Bentley from neglect.” beginning at 6. J. Homfeldt, property at 13-15 New­ The special exhibit in Faith Hall English and Bible classes in English, in Gauhati, Assam, she directs the Memorial Library. man St., no conveyance tax. Postal Painter Reservations closed Thursday and will be open for viewing before and and has edited the mission magazine, school of nursing and is superinten­ She said a committee of four or She asked toe board to consider toe 206 persons are coming. Judgment Lien ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The mural in after the Saturday evening program "Japan Calling." dent of nurses. She is a member of five women did all the planting and maintenance involved when it con­ Sunday’s meetings are open to the W.H. England Lumber Co., against the new postal station at the Cer­ spent countless hours and many and also following the afternoon ser­ Sunday at 6:30 p.m., the Rev. Mr. and active in the Gauhati Baptist Norman S. Hohenthal, $1,054 and $111 siders toe plans. She ended her letter public and start with an adult reunion Gort will speak about his work with Church. vantes Convention Center was dollars at both sites — receiving by saying, “Beautiful grounds can at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary under vice Sunday. The 28-page Historical property at 141 Center St., 49 Winter painted by postman James awards from toe Connecticut State Booklet will be given to all who at­ the youth in several states. He has Child care will be provided during St., 30 Academy St. and other proper­ only be beautiful if they are main­ the leadership of bandsman Russell also worked with the Delta Ministry the coffee hour. Stinebaker, who took time off from Federation of Women’s Club for con­ tained.” Clough. This will be informal and tend Saturday evening, plus all who ty on Academy Street. his letter-carrying route. have made a special gift towards the and as a consultant to the U.S. Monday afternoon. Miss Suderman servation and beautification. The selectmen thanked Mrs. besides the singing of old songs and Marriage Licenses Stinebaker, 49, has enlivened the Mrs. Boisoneau said, “As I drive extra expenses, and copies may be Department of Agriculture. will spea to classes at the Barnes Mary Suderman Boisoneau for her concern and said choruses will allow for the sharing of School in East Hartford. Rev. Solomon Gort Jr. James S. Orfitelli of 21 Warren St. walls of four post offices with scenes by toe library or visit toe park 1 can­ they hope to establish a public works purchased after each of the and Cynthia L. Corbeil of depicting the city’s history. anecdotes and experiences, in which gatherings. not help but feel said and somewhat department in the future and would anyone may participate. angry at toe lack of maintenance of appreciate her .support. The morning worship will start at Collectors’ Corner dosed Sunday.Oct, these areas.” She said, '"rhe gardens 10:45 with the organ and piano prelude by Songster Leader Lillian Perrett and Deputy Songster Leader By RUSS MacKENDRICK can be had for around $20. Karen Krinjak. The invocation will / / you have It has been a long, long haul since we For collectors who wish to branch out, [ MCC Community Caltndar be given by Brig. J, Hudson Lyons. there are pattern glass lamps, colored news for area last had a new $2 stamp — 40 years in fact. Musical selections by the Citadel lamps, peg, parlor, hanging, Gone-With Hard to believe? It was the Harding, 7 Great Meat Buys! Band under the direction of Band­ townSf call: The -Wind and miniatures. (The Scott No. 833, that was issued on Sept. 29, Thursday master Michael Orfitelli will include 1938. GWTWwas originally known as a banquet Andover Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 Mrs. Joan Kelsey hands out UNICEF boxes to young “I C:an Think of Him,” and “Holy Andover The Liberty series of 1954-61 had a gap lamp. It has a large ornamental ball shade Saturday p.m.. Council Chambers. Spirit Come” and there will be a Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 in between the $1 Patrick Henry stamp and a fancy colored base— price nowdays Halloween hobgoblins who will be collecting donations for the perhaps $ ^ .) 4-H newspaper drive (call 742- United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund From special vocal trio by Songster Bolton and the $5 Hamilton. ’The Prominent 9004). Krinjak, Langford, and Sterling en­ ’The first appearance of the $2 lamp ibiir Choice left are Alleson Cathrop, vampire, Daniel Kelsey, pirate, and Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 Americans of 1965-68 also had zilch titled “Life for a Look.” In addition stamp will be on November 16 during the Monday Hebron between the $1 O’Neill and the $5 John These special meat buys are too good to miss! ^ k e y Kelsey, scarecrow. In Manchester, UNICEF is sponsored to toe sermon by Col. Andrew S. Coventry Bassett Moore. So this $2 value in the annual show of the American Stamp Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ by Church Women United, and all money collected by trick-or- Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 Dealers’ Association at the New York fice Building. Sunday Miller, chief secretary of the Central Americana series brings a fresh look to *Contains not more than 2 6 ^ SO lC l'm 4 DOUnCl Progressive dinner and house tour treaters on Halloween will be used to help less fortunate Territory, on “The Baptism of the Ellington our USPS collectibles. Coliseum. FDCs of customer-affixed Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.*. of Hebron Historical Society, 12:30 to Holy Spirit,” there will be witness by Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 The curving inscription, typical of the stamps may be ordered through Dec. 1. Town Office Building. children throughout the world. UNICEF is currently aiding (Address: First Day Cancellations, Post­ Planning and Zoning Commission, 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Col. Miller and the Rev. Wayne Hebron senes, reads: “America’s Light Will ^ 6 Ground Beef package^my' projects in 100 countries. It concerns itself with the basic needs Cole. Benediction will be given by master, New York, NY KXWl.) 7:30 p.m., Town Office Building. Monday Shine Over All TTie Land.” To carry out and problems of children, primarily those in developing coun­ Brig. Bramwell Crawford. Patricia Mulligan...... 228-0269 The USPS evidently expects a rush to New Zealand Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., the theme, the picture shows a stylized Frozen Water Pollution Control Authority tries. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Beginning at 3 p.m. during the South Windsor version of a kerosene lamp. ’The designer, put these stamps onto currency, the two- Town Office Building. public hearing, 8 p.m.. Town Official dollar bill for instance; so they are 7 Bone Chuck Roast cffi Shoulder Lamb Chops Musical Praise Service the Songsters Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 James Schleyer, also did the 16-cent Tuesday Building. will sing “For All the Saints," and Tolland Lighthouse and the 28-cent Remote Out­ offering a handback cancellation service Town clerk, tax collector, at New York on the 16th and at other POs “W hite Gem ” Flu clinic, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.. Town “The Earth is the Lord’s’’ which was Barbara Richmonu ,. ,643-2711 post issued earlier this year. WMe or Split Office Building. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office throughout the country afterwards. This Building. written by Harold A. Turkington and Vernon Kerosene lamps had heyday that started^ Clucken Breast Andover Elementary School published in 1934. The band will play goes for toe stamp^ when stuck onto Sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Bausch & Lomb Award right after the first commercial oil will Parent Teacher Association open “Departed Heroes” and “Roll Call," Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 was drilled at Titusville, Penn, and strudk anything that cannot go through toe mail Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Building. without a cover. house for kindergarten through grade and a cornet quartet by bandsmen profitability at 69V4 feet. (1859). In the FreshDuckliigs ____ 3, 7:30 p.m., school. Tuesday Given RHS Student following year there were 41 patent Rham Music Boosters, 7:30 p.m., applictions for lamp designs, and they Wednesday Fall Edition Here »tHO» School building committee, 8 p.m., music room, Rham High. kept on coming. o H to r VERNON — George Roc- As winner of the Award, Roc­ Police Report The fall edition of the Journal of toe BeciBtisktf Andover Elementary School. Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. catagliata, son of Mr. & Mrs. Raul J. The Antique Trader Weekly always has Town Office Building. catagliata is eligible to compete for Postal Histoiy Society of Connecticut is a Countryfine This week FRUIT DISH Roccatagliata of 107 Tumblebrook a section entitled “Lamps Bought and Friday Planning and Zoning Commission, one of several four-year Bausch & hand. The editor pleads for contributions Point Cut Drive, was named winner of the an­ Lomb Science Scholarships at the Sold.” There is onne ad offering “up to ” A sse^r, tax collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. John D. Aronson, 17, of 399 Adams at Manchester Memorial Hospital $50,(X)0 for Tiffany Pairpiont lamps and of any sorts - even if it’s only a snarl about nual Bausch & Lomb Science Award University of Rochester, Rochester, Town Office Building. St. was charged with attempt to ob­ and released. Barbara Hemphill, 45, bases, but a sensible lamp that would be a misplaced comma. Still better would be Wednesday at Rockville High School. N.Y. tain a controlled substance of 88 Legion Drive, Rockville, driver handy in case of another you-know-what a note on what you collect, or somebody Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 The Science Award, a bronze Scholarship winners are selected PORCELAIN With each Thursday. Police who had been of the other vehicle, was treated for else collects, in toe way of Connecticut $3 k i^ purchase p.m.. Town Office Building. medal, is presented each year to on merit, and stipends, based on CHINA DINNERWARE Bolton alerted to a possible fraudulent bruises at the hospital and released. postal history. (L.P. Leonard, P.O. Box Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ winners at more than 8,600 par­ need, could range up to $4,500 per prescription request, arrested Aron­ Police said Jones lost control of his 292, Cos Cob, CT 06807.) Monday fice Building. ticipating schools throughout the year. Surveys indicate that the son at toe CVS Pharmacy in the vehicle while going around a curve The Journal has a useful laid-in sheet Town clerk, tax collector, United States and Canada. Award has encouraged more than 30 Thursday Marshalls Mall about noon Thursday. and slid on the wet road, striking with auction result pertaining to this area. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community “The Bausch & Lomb Science percent of the winners to follow Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Police said Aronson was picking up a both the vehicles traveling the op­ A Deviland-Pitchfork cancel out of West HaU. Award is especially significant,” ac­ scientific careers. Office Building. prescription for an unidentified posite direction. Meriden brought $1,100 and Hockanum Public Building Commission, 7:30 cording to Brian J. McCartney, prin­ Bausch & Lomb, with Fox went to $2,000. ’There are many others Recreation Commission, 8 p.m., neighbor woman. Two previous • Big Daisy 20 ounce loaf p.m.. Community Hall. Town Office Building. cipal, who made the presentation, headquarters in Rochester, New • Michael M. Shapiro, 21, 466 W. at a gamut of prices. prescriptions under the same name Sliced White Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 “because it recognizes the senior stu­ York, is a world-wide manufacturer • VVithWith coupon JSToftsHOP * Special Board of Education had been determined fraudulent, Middle Turnpike, charged with S STOP & SHOP p.m.. Community Hall. dent at our school who has attained of ophthalmic products, analytical meeting, 8 p.m., library Gilead Hill police said. Aronson was released on operating under suspension and Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 the highest scholastic standing in and scientific instruments and sports You Can’t-Win Department MMM. van I BIG d a i s y B R E A D m S School. $250 non-surety bond for court evading responsibility in connection ^S top& Shop 20 ounce loaf Sliced White Good Mon. Oct 23-SM Od a Urw< w otr oatamf p.m.. Community Hall. science subjects. ” optics. with an accident at Interstate An unstrung collector has brought in a Women’s Auxiliary Bolton appearance Nov. 5. clipping from Linn’s that says “As a Highway 86 and West Middle Turn­ Volunteer Fire Department, 6:30 pike at 5:47 p.m. The car was found result of an upsurge in toe demand for toe p.m., firehouse. Vernon William J. Stearns, 21, of 22 Sisson Coupon by police against a utility pole and non-denominational “A” stamp booklets, Today Area Bulletin Board St., East Hartford, was charged with Tuesday first-degree failure to appear in court heavily damaged. Shapiro arrived on toe U.S. Postal Service suddenly withdrew ') p ro pancake breakfast, 9 to 10:15 toe booklets from sale...” 16 ounce ■ Bolton Extension Group, 10 a.m.. on a warrant Thursday. He was the scene about 15 minutes later and Community Hall. a.m., Vernon Elementary School, Lick Cancer ficer for the department, said the was determined to be the driver of AIL THE LAND He had three of toe “cussed things” but ______^ ^ package ■ Route 30. released on bond for court Oct. 30. used them for postage because he hated Bolton Woman’s Gub book discus­ BOLTON — The Bolton Woman’s women contacted local businesses William Nazario, 25, of Hartford the car. He was scheduled for court Regular, Thin or Elbow Macaroni I sion group, 8 p.m., home of, Joan Sarasin arriving Tri-City Plaza, 2 Club will assist the American Cancer and residents. Oct. 31. them. “Now they’ll go skyhigh! he p.m., Vernon Circle. was charged with two counts of Copyright U S. Postal Service 1978 sobbed. Molchan. Society in conducting “Help Lick "Their volunteer help is just issuing a bad check on a warrant. He • Frank A. Boyce, 20, of Fair­ SfuP&SHOPSooclMMi.Ocl23.SSMOct2BUnilontpircuitotnir. m Center. Apartments. Wednesday 4:10 —Bowers and Hollister 46o z . c a n Tolland (?ounty Soil and Water non Junior Women’s Gub assisted Republican gubernatorial candidate strwts. With Coupon Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. 2:50 —High Street. 10:00—Crestfield Convales­ Mary’s. Conservation Service, 8 p.m., the Vernon Police Department in up­ will be the guest speaker. For infor­ 3:30 —Trebbe Drive. cent Home. Tolland County Agricultural Center, dating its burglar and fire alarm in­ mation about tickets contact Connell 4:10 —Fountain Village 2:10 —Sycamore Lane. Stop 4 Shop Coupon] M a a a IjolB Board of Welfare, 7 ;30 to 8:30 p.m., Route 30. dex system. OPEN ALL DAY town hall. campaign headquarters, 871-2215 in Apartments. iO p W tfWM Friday William Yetz, crime prevention of­ 2:50 —Bruce Road. SUNDAY N a t i v e ( Thursday Vernon. Tuesday 3:30 —Nike Circle. Ijjhhag Haunted House open, 6 to 9 p.m.. 4:10—West and North Fair- ARTHUB DRUG Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., high Company I Firehouse, Route 30. , 10:30 —Lincoln Center. school. field streets. N A T I V E (Masa) jj Halloween Horror Film (for 4-H Annual Achievement Night, students in Grade 6 or older), 7 p.iii., Banning of Trucks 6:15 p.m.. Captain Nathan Hale Rockville High School. H! GoodFRESH Mon. Pel 23-SM Oct CARROTS 2tLw*or» per cunloiner. |i School. With Coupon jCarrots I I Produce 1 Being Considered [Slop t Shop Coup^ ^—4 MWtlwcowon SOUTH WINDSOR - Two local S / i ^ 2 5 ' i i S / W E l S subcommittees will look into the the possibility of the truck ban. OCTOKRFEST 12 ounce jar Refrjgerated 1 24 ounce bottle 1■SAFEIS'MlSAVE'loOOtf16 ounce packageoackaoe iW iM 1 24 ounce bottle H ^ 5 East Hartford South Windsor possibility of banning trucks from A second subcommittee will in­ Monday Pleasant Valley Road and toe con­ "**S LOG CABIN h h S SUNSHINE Sunday vestigate the cost and benefits of con­ n i l SUSTERMINT Town Council work session, 7ft0 struction of a bypass road, intended structing a bypass road. 'The panel S ^ D DRESSING i SYRUP Women’s Flag Football, semi­ flood Uw. Oct "" ■ R G B A R S ^■ ivryum o u tI hnvvrton w a s h v__7ny p.m.. Town Hall. to divert traffic expected from the consists of Mrs. Smith, 'Town W floodUDO.OcHMoi O Ba UMOivoorcidlOi.0, GoodUOA. OCI SCO Od m LdOOOnop«Odtow M U finals, 10:30 a.m„ Martin Park. Grocery* 202 |to il I Qracttyd I Board of Education Curriculum J.C. Penney Warehouse area in Planner Jules Page, and Jeff Haver, Tuesday Review meeting, 7:30 p.m., H i^ Manchester on toe South Windsor a resident of the Pleasant Valley I MMhtwcsi^oA l^opiShopCoupwl jsloptSitopCotipoc'l p tS h o p East Hartford Gtizen Action School library. line. Road area. Group meeting with Police Gilef Although Town Attorney Richard Residents and town officials have Garence A. Dnunm, 7:30 p.m., at Rittenband told the South Windsor been concerned for some time that School Rededication ■JSAVE25' 32 ounce jar w,!SAVE15 Tuesday 5 32 ounce package MH the Raymond Library community Town Council that he believed toe the traffic expected from the J.C. SLOG CABIN MIX room, to discuss toe cruiser beat Planning and Zoning Commission, banning of trucks from Pleasant Penney plant will be more than the Marion Wallace spruces up the cafeteria at Bentley School in system. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Valley would be illegal, another at­ already overburned South Windsor preparation for rededication ceremonies to be held Sunday at 2 ■ PANCAKE & WAFFLE torney WilliaAi McCullough ap­ ^ Oooay, good 7 m s Love LUBRICATION PERSON Mnefits and working condi­ REMEDIAL READING and l . U i a 1. bscjrM fiaraani Please call 649-5712 construction firm. Must be experience and capabalities of necessary to operate small CONTROL DESK PARCEL “ A” WANTED - To lubricate rto tion. Apply in person, Vernon math; individualized work EAST HAMPTON - 2 wooded I M I r a z M X brastita bubi Mom and Dad excellent in taking dictation, operating independently. •o' precision machines. 50 hour MEN NEEDED By small OPERATOR, nights, full time parcels of 61 acres and 73 lN M liib # a X bm ka I Sir^ Beginning at a merestone at the intersection of the southerly trucks and trailers. R e la t^ ' Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ program, (lst-8th grade) by transposing and composing Internal Grinder, Taper -VAMuswtili* 'fotocait t> I E 3 * " ® * “ * flow / week. All benefits. Apply in or part time. Holiday Lanes, acres in residential zone. 4. hpi Ui^ 4. Zbalabnbz street line of Center Street at the easterly street line of experience needed. Starting manufacturing company to non. master’s degree teacher, 568- i Tib fartmM letters. Must be able to do Grinder, Assembler, Milling, -H A V ) '------person only 9 am to 12 noon tram for a variety of jobs 646-2125. Extpsive road frontage. Call i Ask bk I Adams Street, said point being the northwesterly comer of See something you Pay 8160 weekly. All fringe . 8075. 1 Haai Cana bookkeeping. Good starting, Inspector, Jig Mill, yvBsH and 1 pm to 4 pm. C&W usmg hand and power tools. Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J 7. bra U ib like? Then call the benefits. For appointment call CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 7. Jii) Sebitiai the land herein conveyed, the line runs thence in a southerly salary. Excellent opportunity Bridgeport Operator, ,qoj aid manufacturing CO., 74 “Quires basic mechanical TALENTED CHRISTIAN Watson Beach Co. Manchester L fiti btKb 1 SitaM bfiata 688-2233. Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury, - E xperienced only. 'Top GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, SttSb*«ntbfi direction along the easterly line of Adams Street for a dis­ number you see In to grow with fast growing con-; Broamiing, Turret Lathe, w ^ .F e rio d ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. During Saturday, ability, manual dexiterity Musicians. Key boards, Bass, Office, 647-9139. StBSAzcabS 633-4631. wages. Apply; Atlas 'file, 1862 Lessons; Folk, Blue Grass 4ft6UCSMU$ tance of twenty (20) feet to a point; thence in a northeasterly the ad. And If you struction company. Send Drill Press. Apply in person ^ . M d showers with possible thunder, is expected in the Drums, Vocal - lead and har­ 10th GAIK SMUS and common sense. High Popular. Ages 5-adults. 7 m s direction along the arc of a circular curve to the right having Happy 75th resume to Box U, c/o Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to NURSES AIDE- Part time. 11 ' Wethersfield, mony ability. Current style 7 m s have something to G i ^ Basin, Arizona and along the Rocky Mountains. School Grads only. Must 563-0151. Beginners - professionals. l . l M i 1. Zahala a delta angle of 90° for a distance of thirty-one and 42/100 Manchester Herald. 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, 91 experienced f u l l for youth appeal. Commit­ l U Birthday is fair, in general. Maximum mature, dependable, and Heal Estate Wanted Llrpiaca sell, give us a calll Chishman Industries Inc., 806 Chestnut Street. 649-4519. TIME Bridgeport machine ment to Gospel in song. Jared, Easy Banjo method. FREE 23 I T i b X Cagabi (31.42) feet along other land of the grantor to a point in the ta d ^ a tu re s include: AUanta 77, Boston 66, Chicago 75, willing to work. 83.25 to start. loan instrument. Private 4. b t ^ AIR CONDITIONING Windsor Street, Hartford, operator wanted in a non- REAL ESTATE Marketing 646-1822 5pm to 10pm. 4. banks I southerly street line of Center Street; thence in a westerly PART TIME- No nights. No studio. 646-6557. For your property i Carea 5. bay •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SERVICE MECHANIC- Must Conn. 06102. 70, Dallas 83, Denver 71, Duluth 66, Houston 85 iroduction^shog. Call for in- Representative - Manchester, L l i i IM direction along the southerly street line of Center Street for ELVIRA weekends. Long holidays. July ^rviw at E & s 'fia ^ MiL32M. East Hartford, Vernon areas. within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Help Wanted be thoroughly experienced in Mnville 79, Kansas City 81, Little Rock 80, Los Angeles ■ MAN NEEDED IN THE HOUSEKEEPER Tuesday 7. Obft 7. Ask a distance of twenty (20) feet to the point of beginning. 13 and August o ff Many retired Earn lucrative commission PIANO - VIOLIN lessons. Tape, Instant Service, Hayes L bra H.V.A.C. and knowle^e of SALES PERSON - Full time " -m i 82, Minneapolis 76, New Orleans 81, New York 66, Application of Plastisol thru Friday. Full or 1/2 days, lA » i ANDERSONI gentlemen and housewives DIP & SIP- Counter help Receive professional East Hartford, experienced Corporation, 66-0131. sta Ml Sta bridal PARCEL " B ” WANTED- OIL TRUCK Commercial Oil Fired and part time. New Engiand’s , [ 75, San Francisco 68, Seattle 55, St. Louis 79 and Coating. Involves working limited child care, in SUiCUIMHIS oidest Fireplace and Stove eniov drivine School Buses. fflgton 71. , needed Sunday-Thursday, 7 guidance, education, com- Manchshetser. Own transpor­ teacher. All styles, all Ages. imGAAKMaUS Beginning at a point at the intersection of the easterly street DRIVER. Class 2 license Boilers. State License Why not you? We will train. with ovens, priming, dip SELLING your house? Call us 7 m s 7 m s Shop. Good salary, benefits, p.m.-2 a.m. Apply in person prehesive marketing tools. tation. 646-0261. $8.00 per lesson. 569-4284. 1. MMtibiats line of Adams Street of the northerly street line of Olcott needed, all benefit. Year required. Call 649-8426, Mating, and inspection. first and we'll make you a 1. Garastab Gi«ulat Love, between8 and 5 weekdays. bonus. Boiton area. Great Call Vernon 875-2826, or I'M ,e any day between 8-12, 335 Call Mr. Sammartino, I b M iM XSalaahiaba Street, said point being located four hundred eighteen and round work, 649-2871. M&M Manchester 643-2414. R ^uires High School Grad RIDING LESSONS indoor cash offer! T.J, Crockett, X Bi fartvM Edna, and June iosition for someone who Center Street, Manchester. Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. PART TIME hard working X Arriaca I (hfiap 70/100 ( 418.70) feet southerly of a merestone located at the Oil Services. with common sense and the riding ring. Western stock Realtor, 643-1577. iM r ia w b M 4. Gwnka I bbSa GAL FRIDAY. Accounts foves a chalienge. Write Box ability to follow directions. mature person for stocking 1 brrtfli S ^ X Azca Garaaiai northwesterly comer of land of the grantor, the line mns SERVICE STATION RN-LPN wanted for full or seat, saddle seat, and hun PART TIME CUSTODIAN- payable and receivable with GG, c /o Manchester Herald. PART TIME Waitresses Must work neat, clean ef­ clerk. Hours flexible. Apply to L b n M I bay Cana thence in an easterly direction along the northerly street line Mechanic Wanted- PART OR part time on all shifs. Apply seat. All levels 228-9817. IMMEDIATE Cash for your 7. TibIrauM 7. Ass SahastiM Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap­ some typing. Small office in Evenings. Kitchen Help, days, -nsJa ficient, and be mature and AI, Paul’s Paint, 615 Main property. Let us explain our Ib iriT U ib of Olcott Street for a distance of sixty-seven and 83/100 ARRANGE A TOY & GIFT FULL TIME. (Inly those with director of nursing. Salmon- Street, Manchester. LaarfOm proximately 2^J)purs per East Hartford. Good fringe 12 to 4. Call 649-5487. dependable. Experience fair proposal. Call Mr. Sm bribtMb Stas ZiMa Sirtk PARTY -Generous Awards. good references need apply. brook Convalescent Home, off VOICE, PIANO Instructions. (67.83) feet to a point; thence along the arc of a circular week. Reply to P.O. Box 847, benefits. Call Miss Lyon, 2®- preferred, but will train. % 25 Belfiore, 647-1413. M 6 N IM B 1 IS ITthCAIKMaUS Demonstrators also needed. Will train. Apply inperson House Street, Glastonbury Former faculty New York 7 m s curve to the right having a delta angle of 125° - 24' - 40” for a ROUND TMLE Manchester, Confil 6023. AUTO MECHANIC zeneral to start. 289-9321. REAL ESTATE SALES. 7 POMTS Over 300 newest most-wanted 3ffer 2 p.m., at Silver Lane Please call 633-5244. Licensed sales person or Music and Art High School. I. bri b rtn i I. bTivIhkba distance of seventy-six and 61/100 ( 76.71) feet to a point in repairs experience lesired, MAY WE ^U Y your home’’ I faiib bMS SINOERS WAITRESS WANTED- For items. Cali Ckiliect 673-0494. Or Shell, 252 Spencer Stret. taking real Estate course? Professional Singer/Pianist. X bscam bpina the easterly street line of Adams Street; thence along the EXPERIENCED hut wiil tram right individual. 644-8597. Quick, fair, all cash and no X U k a o W XZibabGaraMbI WORKDAYS Pizza Restaurant. Days, Mon­ write SANTA’S PARTIES. Must have tools. Full benefits NURSES AIDES wanted for Dynamic career opportunity i bbipw btMb easterly street line of Adams Street for a distance of sixty- CARPENTER needed. Full ♦ t i m o l d MAKER OR TOOL problem. Call Warren E. 4. IM Iip a OctolMr 28tii, 29th and day thru Saturday. Cail 647- Avon, Ckmn. 06001. including profit sharing. App­ IDA MACHINIST / SKILLED full tme on all shifts. Apply for Manchester, East Hart­ 1 Tib Obit X bay Artacb seven and 83/100 (67.83) feet to the point of beginning. time employment. Must be DYE MAKER to work on director of nursing. Salmon- ••■••••••••••••••••••••••• Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. IC m i Cv m Novambar 7th. 9157, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ly in person to Lynch Motors, bno: SECOND SHIFT- The ford, Vernon areas. Excellent X A s k ^ able to layout from prints. molds. Excellent starting pay. brook Convalescent Home, off Schools-Classes 19 7.bralipi 7. banka I Sahartii Said pieces or parcels of land being a portion of the premises Yard work, house work, Ask for Gus. LEGAL SECRETARY. Start 345 Center Street, following manufacturing commissions. Modern offices. t Ibrnfri Labi i Atea Ganbz Cali 646-54% evenings.______positipns are available for Call ^-1475 between I am House Street, Glastonbury. conveyed to the grantor by warrantee deed recorded in odd Jobs. November 15, 1978 for East Manchester. and 4 pm. Call Mrs. Cody at Fireside SMSIliblabpi SSSSaisaCvaa ndividuals with prior Please call 633-5244. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 272/3M dated 5/24/54 in the land records of the Town of ACCEPTING Applications- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Hartford Law Firm. Realty Inc., 643-8030. $1.78 par hour. Experience required. Salary experience and capabilities of Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Ho$Bho!d Good$ 40 Manchester. We need two hard workers for Exceilent Part Time work. FULL-TIME CUSTODIAN - Saturday Evening Call: 849-6307, or SEAMSTRESS WANTED, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for pupils per teacher. FREE in­ full time empioyment. Wiil train. Caii Vernon 875- commensurate with skills. Gilead Hill School, Hebron, OK von operating independently. COLLEGE GRADUATES 1st CAKE M aUS There shall be no actual consideration paid for the acquisi­ 949-8861, botora Internal Grinder, Tapec experience in evening wear South Windsor. Will train. troductory lesson with this ad. refrigerators Benefits. Call 646-3936. % u al 2826. '289-8625. 2:30 -11:00 p.m. Call 228-9458. NEEDED-To be substitute 7 m s 7b GAIK SMUS tion of this property. October 24th. G U S S R D i l O Grinder, Assembler, Milling; and Bridal gown alterations. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Washers, and ranges, used i. Mripn fartn 7 m s teachers for East Hartford. Opportunity Employer, M/F. Call 643-4809. can 289-5918, after 12 noon. guaranteed and clean. New IBiiialhpa This Ordinance shall takk effect ten (10) days after this BUILDING, CLEANING BOOK A T O Y & G IF T BANQUET SET-UP PERSON I^nspector, Jig-MiU, Apply in person: Personnel shipment damaged, G.E. and X brrapi b i SUPERVISOR. Full time, PARTY - Generous Awards. - Part time or full time. Hours Bridgeport Operators, Office, 110 LongLoni Hill ‘ Drive; 4.ZapARapa publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) TIRED OF COMMUTING to RNs- Full Ume. 3 to 11 p.m. Frigidaire. Low prices. B D excellent salary and benefits DEMONSTRATORS ALSO flexible. Work Interesting, Broaching, Turret Lathe, TRUCK MECHANIC East Hartford, Co:^onn.. X liby Aikl days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed Hartford? Outstanding oppor­ shift. One for Emergency Pearl and Son, 649 Main commensurate with ability NEEDED. Over 300 newest, ^ p ly to Holiday Inn, Eiast STM Drill Press, ^ p ly in person WANTED for general repairs, □ REAL ESTATE XKiiahhiuM by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, tunity in local life insurance Room, and,one for Surgical 7.UbMi and experience. Part time most-wanted items. Cali Monday thru FViday, 8 am to must have experience and Street, 643-2171. INDEX agency. Experience in Hartford, Charles Schott, Floor. Contact Director of 1 Ma I j i* as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars positions also available. Call collect 673-0494. Or write 3:30 pm or call 527-0741. own tools. Starting salary SSSfaMflbia processing ana servicing life General Manager, any day niK R Nursing Services, Rockville •••••••••••••••••••••*##*# Homes For Sale of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting N O T ices 649-5334 for appointment with SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, Cushman Industries Inc., 806 87.00. All company benefits. 23 LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ ZbGAKMaUS insurance poiicies as well as between 4 and 6 p.m., or call General Hospital, 31 Union Business Opportunity 14 its reference to a special Town election. 1 — Low tnd Found Mr. Fairbank. Conn. 06001. Windsor Street, Hartford, For appointment. Call 688- tion, orange background with 7 m $ 2 — Pofsonolo good typing skiiis are essen­ 528-9611. Street, Rockville, 872-0501 Elizabeth J. Intagliata Conn. 06102. 2233. SEVEN ROOM RANCH On white floral print. Call after 4 3 — Announcomonti tial. Salary negotiable. Send Extension 322. SMALL ENGINE Service quiet street, in Porter Street p.m., 646-11®. HEAD CASHIER- Trainees. Secretary 4 — Entortiinmont resume to Box S, c/o Corporation - expanding area. 1500 square feet of living 5 — Auctions Mature reliable individuals to PART TIME CASHIER / NURSES AIDES - Full time, Board of Directors Manchester Evening Heraid. TELEPHONE SALES- Part dealer network. No area, on double building lot. be trained to assist manager STOCKMAN- Must be and part time, 7-3 and 11-7’ SMALL CAST IRON Laundry Manchester, Connecticut ' FINANCIAL time. Experienced preferred, experience necessary. Private yard with patio. in merchandising controlling available- Saturdays------days and oc- Experienced preferred, but stove. Two lids, smoke pipe Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 17th day of October 8 — Bonds-Slocks-MortgsQM I BABYSITTER WANTED. but ^ not necessary. Complete training program. Upper 850s. No agents plgase. 9 — Parsonsl Loans cash, supervising employees. McDonald’s® cassional weekday after-!r- we will train. Apply in persn: and asbestos floor board in­ 2:30 to 9:30 pm. 2 children 8500. investment required to 1978. 10 — Insurance itassT fi^"® ,!?!"" STAR your noons. Apply at the Established service business. East Hartford Convalescent 643-6507. cluded. 850.00, 643-7153 ages 6 and 1. 646-1142. Excellent ground floor oppor­ PoPopr Shop — Jp. start your own business. Ideal 051-10 249 Spencer Salary plus commission. 528- Home, 745 Main Street, East EMPLOYMENT tunity for candidates with fell y m AVviS0R^1haf®"‘‘“" S t r e e t , 0292. for retired or part time. 13 — Help Wanted STARHP^n o i . want your ad Manchester. Hartford. MANCHESTER- Immaculate CLEANING WOMAN good work record and at­ Needs People Details on request. Mr 14 ~ Business Opportunities titude. Apply Monday October 6 Room Cape, 3 bedrooms, 1. briap I Canabi 15 — Situation Wanted WANTED- One day a week. space**tae STAR ' Barker. ESCAA Field dining room, 2 full baths, IS a b a M i 23rd. 10 to 3 only. Brooks MECHANICS HELPER Must have own transporta­ Training Division, Box 19 finished rec room, wall to wall a l l COPPERTONE XGMrakalSai^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT I EDUCATION Discount, 277 West Middle different sizes of STARS you*can^UM* T?y it tae NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon­ 18 — Private Instructions tion. Oak Street, Blast Hart­ Wading River, New York carpeting. Garage, beatifully APPLIANCES REDUCED!! 4. BaMObat Turnpike, Manchester. PART-TIME day thru Friday. Gas Pump X Ganrtab f s n a t 19 — SchoolS'Classes ford. Call 569-1277. WkUime you have a really important Message 11792. landscaped, large deck, pool, Plus 7 Rooms of Furniture at 20 — Instructions Wanted URGENT AUCTION Attendant needed weekends. Ib k S a b s iM NOTICE 1 / near Verplanck 646-3821. SALE PRICES!! For details 7.J»I LUBRICATION PERSON PERSUN ft ORENTAL CARPETS A RUGS References required. Apply in OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE REAL ESTATE REUABLE PERSON With MANCHESTER Package call 522-1033. WANTED- To lubricate person to: Anderson Brothers, sm Azca In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 23 — Homes for Sale kitchen experience needed to WEEKDAYS BILL OF LADINQ ENTRY f $ store. Excellent location. Well ANDOVER LAKE- End of 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale trucks and trailers. Related — Your Choice— - 770 Main Street, Manchester. be a “ Jaw Of All TYades.” 7 7 established business. Call 9 PIECE DINING ROOM and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ I 25 — Investment Property McDonald’s* Family Restaurant Is DU88ELDO RF E X P R E SS |1SO-3$0-81 Summer Special Offering! In­ Prep work, dishwashing, experienced needed. Starting Mrion E. Robertson, Realtor SET- Colonial maple. New. tion b3T the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, 26 — Business Property LANDSCAPE LABORERS sulated c ttage with over 7 27 — Resort Property some cooking. Must be pay 8160 weekly. All fringe looking for good people who want a 643-5953, Connecticut, on September 12, 1978. full time or part time Satur­ acres of beautiful wooded Expandable leaves. For infor­ 26 — Real Estate Wanted available weekends. Apply in benefits. For appointment vSrtim M rtllr shipmem were ordered by a large mation call 528-5667. PROPOSED ORDINANCE good Job with all the extras. As a 7S- per day ★ ,,SffsS'A’ day. Call 643-0669. Grandland land. Call Katherine Bourn, person: Rein’s N.Y. Style Deli call, 688-2233. PACKAGE STORE- Hebron BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town MI8C. SERVICES member of our crew, you get a good (Plue regultf word ad rate) Nursery. 742-9139. J. Watson ^ a c h Co,, 31 — Services Offered Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, Center, busy and growing Manchester Office^ 647-9139. 30" DOUBLE OVEN, Hot- of Manchester that the Town of Manchester grant to The 32 — Peinting»Papering Route 30, Vernon. LIGHT TRUCKING & starting pay, supervised training, free area. Fantastic potential in point Stove. Copper with J 33 — Building-Contrtcting MACHINE OPERATORS and Equal Housing Opportunity. Hartford Electric elight Company one access'easement over WAREHOUSE HELP this operating store. High stainless steel cook top, 8125 I — flobfing-SidIng R A M A D A I N N miscellaneous workers two parcels of land at Tolland Turnpike and south of I 33“ — Heating*PlumOing ' M cC o n n e l l r e s u m e NEEDEI> 35 to 40 hours per meals, piMsant working conditions volume. Includes all fixtures 200 cement blocks, 649^ 1330 S IL A S DEAN E HWY., W ETHERSFIELD needed. Must have some High TH E EXECUTOR IS Burnham Street in connection with the Buckland Industrial 36 — Flooring SERVICE. Prompt, confiden­ week. CaU 647-9997. and regular raises. ~ and equipment. Stock dollar 6253. School Education. Must be INVITING Offers to purchase L M ta h o W |_37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage tial, pr^aration of your for dollar, Asking 837,900. Call Park, said parcels containing a total of 1.53 acres, more or I 38 — Services Wanted Herald THURSa, OCT. 26 s 8 PM able to read and speak the house and grounds at 431 I Ana H in i resume. iVofessional service IMMEDIATE OPENINGS- APPLY IN PERSON for details. Group I, Lombar­ FOUR-PIECE PINE X N4a baas less, bounded and described as follows: c l a s s if i e d advertising Vlmfiiig It 7 PM English, and provide own Church Street, Wethersfield. MISC. FOR SALE at affordable fees. 649-2%8. Counter help wanted, do and Associates, M9-4003. Bedroom Set, Excellent con­ i Gi m b i FIRST PIECE I 40 — Household Goods M cDonald's* transportation. No e ^ r ie n c e A 2 story wood and frame. 3 weekends, 82.91 to start, is nr poSa In sroall & laree sizsa of KASHaio dition. Queen-size bed, triple XbTiSarcb Beginning at a point on the northerly street line of Tolland 41 ~ Articles for Sale 4« W. Cm Iw S t necessary. Please CSll Per­ bedrooms, fireplace, and 2 IT a b lip PART-TIME help wanted. over. Apply 45 Burnside Ave.>» Mcrs dresser, dresser with shelved Turnpike, said point of beginning having coordinates of N J 42 — Building Supplies ManchMtor, C L Jitt p i^ '. <>“>era ineluding runnera, silk & part sonnel Department at Pioneer Porch beauty. Sewers 7. b n api Caraa I 43 — Pets -Birds* Dogs Many shifts available. If you East Hartford. mirror, night stand. 4 years LU Baaa Settled, beautiful 349,697.43, E 648,709.97 based on the Connecticut Plane Coor­ 1 '44 — Livestock think vou can.j]ieet our 643-2711 Parachute Company, 644-1581. Situation Wanted 15 old. 8800. 568-0935. SMSZaoiAikl 45 -- Bints & Accessories neighborhood. Principals on­ dinate System; thence S 63° 15’ 10” W along said northerly qualifications please apply iO' HOUSE CLEANING Bolton. YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAYI Spotuon Vnhersml CaUery MGAIKMaUS 46 — Sporting Goods Termst Cm$h or Chock NURSES AIDES- Home ly. Inspection only on October 7 m s street line 50.00 feet to a point; thence N 26° 44’ 50” W 50.00 47 — Garden Products person 7-11. 509‘ Ceffter St. ’ Must be mature and reliable. RESPONSIBLE Mother will p a i r CENTUP” Ail Health Aide, part time to 27th, between 10a.m, and 4:30 l.ZapriOtaaa feet to a point; thence N 63° 15’ 10” E 43.48 feet to a point; 48 — Ariticfues 643-2514 after 5:30 p.m. Equpl Opportunitr Bmphyer U/P care for children in my home. UPHOLSTERED Parsons i b iitpa Arbds I 49 — Wanted to Buy provide personal care to per­ p.m., and October 28th. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. Call 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. Chairs, rus( velvet, two X Ani Aik I thence N 48° 2 ’ 52” E 143.81 feet to a point of curvature; sons in their home. between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. iUCna thence northeasterly along a curve to the right having a cen­ RENTALS Call Mrs. (hirrier, for appoint­ Right to withdraw property months old. Ci.iginally 8 ^ X h ica n ib M s I 52 — Rooms lor Rent Experienced, or Nurses Aide JOB WANTED- Five hours tral angle of 4° 56’ 30” , a radius of 3,328.06 feet and a l e n ^ ment at. 872-9133. Monday thru 0 1 from the market is reserved, best offer. 633-1319. i Tab Sank I 53 ~ Apartments for Rent Friday, 9:30 to 4 pm. You can take Training helpful. Training daily, 9:30 to 2:30. Prefer 7.fabySa&tia of 287.03 feet to a point of compound curvature, said curve 54 — Homes for Rent provided for interested in­ if suitable offer is not Lbrtbi 55 — Business for Rent my ad out ' small professional office. tendered in the discretion of data and all below described curve data being l»sed on the 56 — Resort Property lor Rent OCTOBER “WANT AD” SPE dividuals. Flexible hours. Call Studying typing. Neat and SEWING MACHINE o f the paper. 646-7760. the Executor, and/or the Chord (Railroad) Definition; thence northeaserly along a 57 — Wanted to Rent O P E R A T O R S ti dependable. Please call 875- I 58 — Misc. for Rent OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31»t, 1978 Probate Judge. Articles tor Sale curve to the right having a central angle of 7° 36’ 10” , a Miscellaneous Workers I got the 0432. 41 radius of 2,850.% feet and a length of 378.20 feet to a point; AUTOMOTIVE results WANTED SERVICE needed. Some high school MANCHESTER-Tastefully ALUMINUM sheets used as thence N 53° 20’ 56” W 276.39 feet to a point on the westerly I 61 — Autos for Sale education required. Must be STATION MANAGERS- Gas X-Ray TECHNICIAN seeking 62 — Trucks for Sale I wanted. decorated, immaculate, printing plates, .007 thick able to speak and read URLS' I , and oil only. Excellent salary, part-time employment. Will Bowling J Hartford Electric L i^ t Company right of way line; thence S 63-~ Heavy Equipment lor Sale | aluminum-sided Cape 4 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 9 1 plus weekly incentive. Com- also consider position as 16° 39’ 08” E along said right of way line 100.00 feet to a point I 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles English, and provide own bedrooms 1L4 baths, family 81. Phone 643-2711. May be I 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile We get calls such as prehensative benefits, with medical receptionist. on the northerly property line of land now or formerly of transportation. No experience room and den. Attached gar­ picked up A.M. only.- R u t h Homes excellent opportunity for ad­ Experienced in office C A T E R E R S - 1 66 — Automotive Service necessary. Please call Per­ this every single day. age. Nicely landscaped treed Consolidated Rail Corporation a bearing of S 24° 05’ 16” E, vancement. To apply: call procedures, medical ter­ Hilinski 132, Carol Seretto l6 7 A u to s for Rent-Leeee sonnel Department at Pioneer School lot. Incomparable at 859,500. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - being radial to the next described curve at said point; thence Toll Free -1- Parachute Company, 644-1581. minology, 6 ^ 3 0 2 . 137, Ona Carlson 139, Carol southwesterly along a portion of said northerly property line Prinipals only. 646-1642. Good condition. Good for Lewie 132-354, Phyllis which is a curve to the left having a central angle of 2° 10’ plating, or welding. Call 649- PART TIME Delivery boy and 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. DeFurio 134-363, Fran 22” a radius of 3,039.48 feet and a l e n ^ of 115.26 feet to a PLEASE READ COUNTER girl. Weekend Y etish efsk y 170-137-416, point of compound curvature; thence southwesterly along a hours. Ideal for high school. EXPERIENCED Y O U R A D GROW WITH US MOLDED FORMICA top and Joanne Frederickson 125, portion of said northerly property line which is a curve to the Pleasent working conditions, WINDOW CLEANER paneled bar with two shelves good benefits. Apply Monday Mechanics with auto repair, Helene Dey 360. left having a central angle of 10° 25’ 00” a radius of 2,800.35 C la ssllM adt are taken over Holldaya, vacation* and othar banaflta. machine assembly or maintenance and four stools. 8175. 646-6028. feet and a length of 509.09 feet to a point of compound cur­ ttie phone as a convanlenca. thru Saturday,at B ^ Eaton, 1. Over 12 experience. We are an industry $4.49 par hour. vature; thence southwesterly along a portion of said norther­ The Herald Is responsible (or Talcottville Road, Vernon. ^ 4 0 0 leader and we need your skills to DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 only one Incorrect Insartlon Apply In ponon: help us grow. Both salary and ly property line which is a curve to the left having a central and then onty to the size of the benefits are excellent. Apply in yards. 834. plus tax. Also sand, FULL TIME POSITIONS- 3rd person today. angle of 4° 56’ 30” a radius of 3,278.06 feet and a length of original Insertion. Errors wMch CASH ONLY gravel and more stone 643- shift, retail experience ( Soccer ) do not lessen the value ol the 9504. 282.72 feet to a point of tangency; thence S 48° 22’ 52’” W required. Fringe benefits and advertisement will not be cor­ ■ NO CHARGES Neat RUDDER DIHLDING SERVICE along said northerly property line 150.32 feet to a point on the NiUPER BUFRHG rected by an additional Inser­ good pay: Apply in person, 509 i northerly street line of TolUmd Turnpike which is the point' tion. Center, StrMt. TIRES- Ski boots, skis, bikes E,H. Soccer and place of beginning. Commercial and Non-Commercial CORP. tUCHMECO. sewing machine, and tent The above described parcel is primarily 50 feet in width DENTAL SECRETARY. East (10x16). May be seen at 18 Probate Notice 157 Chartsr Osk Strsst 363 Ellington Rood The East Hartford and contains 1.41 acres, more or less. of River, 3 days a week. Scott Drive, Manchester, all NOTICE TO CREDITORS ______Hartford, Conn. Ea«i Hartford day Saturday. Department of Parks and Being designated as Parcel A on the hereinafter described ESTATE OF FELIX FARR, Experience prefW ed. Send Hurry! Malt or Bring Your Ad Today! I. Willing to work hard Recreation Pee Wee and map. deccaxd resume to Box TT, c/o Rie Hon. WiUiun E. FitzGerald, Manchester Herald. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Junior soccer leagues com ­ SECOND PIECE Judge, of the Court ol Probate, 8150. Outboard motor 40 horse pleted the fifth week of Beginning at a point on the easterly line of The Hartford District of Manchester at a bearing BOLTON held nn October U, Wt ordered that SE(?RETARY with excellent M A N C H E V T E R E V E m N G W ^ ^ ...... TEMPORARY NEVER A FEE HERALD Evenrude 8250. Mobilehome play last Sunday. Two Electric Ught Company right of way south of Burnham EXPERIENCED all claims roust be presented to the letter writiiw skills to work in P.O. BOX 591 TYPISTS FOUR BEDROOMS 45x10 with furniture in cam­ Street, said point of beginning having coorinates of N 351,- fiduciary on or before January II, IV7> L Able to work 3 brs. af­ weeks remain. a congenial office in East ming ground 84,000, Call 525- or be barred as by law provided. Wooded lot. Fireplace 810.55, E 649,493.75 based on the Connecticut Plane Coor­ Hartford. Property manage­ MANCHE8TBR, CONN. 06040 OAMtmtB SECRETARIES Results of Pee Wee Mary Lou Danahy, Ass’t. Clerk NURSE AIDES Seven Room Ranch. dinate System; thence N 23° 28’ 39” W along k id right of The fiduciary is: ment and construction games: Tornado 4, Aztecs u m m m Immediate Occupancy. Frank____ S. Ralfa background helpful. Excellent way line 28.56 feet to a point; thence N 20° 58’ 05” E 105.12 RECEPTIONISTS Only 844,900. Call Gorgette 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and 0 ; E arthquake 2, III Charter Oak St. benefits. Salai7 com m en- D e a r S ira : ter school etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main feet to a point; thence N 6° 10’ 50” W 21.45 feet to a point; Manchester, Conn. 06040 WymaR for details. Roughnecks 1; Hurricane . surate with ability. Please Gst back in th« Job marksi, by To provM* Nursing Car* Street, New Britain, 225-19W thence N 81° 28’ 10” W 94.33 feet to a point on the easterly 05S-I0 bslng a DUNHILL TEMP. Work FREE HOME 3, Sting 2. call Kristine, between 9 and 10 Plaata run tha following ad for 4 days at tha soaciai M n o g n r n u a We buy, sell, trade. Hartford Electric Light Company right of way line; thence N ona day, on# wMk, or ont month. In privata homas and EVALUATION: What is am or 2 to 3 pm for an appoint­ monay-aaving rata of M.OOI * Standings — Tornado 4-0, 23° 28’ 39” W along said right of way line 23.59 feet to a point ; ’ InIsrsiiIn g sitignm tnis. Cal) Madical FaellRis*. Part your property worth? No INVITATION ment. 56M148. Tarry Csrdlla lodayl 209-4319. Good Route tima, full lima, Con- obligation. Ask about our REPOSSESSED Electrolux Earthquake 30-1, Aztecs 2- thence S 81° 28’ 10” E 122.26 feet to a point; thence S B° 10’ Ambitious boys & girls Vacuum Cleaner. Substan- CHECK ENCLOSED a CASH ENCLOSED DUNHILL TEMP. sldarabl* givan to Guaranteed Sales Plan. 1- 2, Hurricane 2-3, Sting 1- 50” E 41.71 feet to a point; thence S 20° 58’ 05” W 130.34 feet TO BID PART TIME HARDWARE tialSavings! Original 2- 1, Lancers 1-3. to the point and place of beginning. SALES. Retiree with home- I l l founders Plaza Good Money! Pi**«»"oo of:-Location PASEK REAL ESATTE Warrantee. Call 646-3875 and Hours. Junior Division: Soccers The above described Parcel is 20 feet in width and contains Sealed bids will be received repair knowledge and friendly East Hartford 289-7475 0.12 acre, more or less. in the Office of The Director personality. Conyers (1) (3) 13) 1*) NO PEE - WEEKLY PAY 2, Stompers 0; Strikers 1, Hardware, 646-57"1707. can earn over CALL Forlntormstloncsl Being designated as Parcel B on the hereinafter described Cosm os 0; K icks 2, of General Services, 41 Center map. Street, Manchester, Connec­ 043-9918 Sounders 1; Express 2, WANTED- MANAGER liie aforesaid premises are more particularly shown on a ticut, until Oct. 27, 1978 at 647-9946 « 0 A AttMTANCI Rowdies 1. TRAINEE • Some experience (•) m j p r certain map entitled, “ Plan Showing Easements Granted by 11:00 for the following; preferred. Apply in person: (3) (1) |10| •f Nor* iaalMii Com. The Sentry Standings — Strikers 5-0, Ml for Tm or Town of Manchester to Hartford Electric Light Company SOCCER PUYBR SHIRTS Shakee’s ’P ir n Parlor, Ver­ week. lac. Express 3-1, R ow dies 3-2, Manchester Connecticut Project No. 77-309-A Scale 1” The Town of Manchester is non Circle, Venoo. ' -v OPENING *07 Sh I C«Mr SSm I, Free Home Kicks 2-3, Stom pers i-3. equals 100’. Date 2-28-1978 Sheet No. 1 of 1 Revisions March an equal opportunity Cosmos 1-3, Sounders 0-5. 14,1978 March 20,1978 June 28,1978,” a copy of which ftiap is employer, and requires an af­ MAJOR C L E A N IN G 111) 113) (13) (14) (IS) ' a COMPANY Evaluation. All Pee Wee games begin to be filed in the Manchester Land R ecord . firmative action policy for all Has immediate ’This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this of its Contractors and Vendors openings in the Manchester I HUNCIESTER at 1 p.m. and Junior games area, for reliable part time , ■ , . * W hai 15 your home worth? Our professionals can help publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) I Good part-tmie op- at 2:30 at Nicholson Park, as a condition of doing Cleaning Personnel. 6 a.m. to OPEN HOUSE you price your home to sell faster and easier. W e will days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed business with the Town, as per I1») 117) (13) (13) (30) “ provide you with complete marketing, financial, and Burnside Field, Penney 9 a.m. Starting rate M.SO. portunity for QIaatonbury — 38 Rlplm Road by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the town, Federal Order 11246. Equal Opportunity Employer. economic information. No obligation No pressure No ^ High, and Gorm an Park. sates pilch Of course we'd like to sell your home for as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars Bid forms, plans and Cw Mary Ellen at 232^^. responsible person. SORRVI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS SUNDAY, 22nd *7 - 9 PM you That ’s our business. And we re confident you will of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting specifications are available at Ad evif 20 words - Rogulsr Prico M u^ own depen- 8Vi room Colonial, 2V4 baths, 2 car garage, 2 dens select us once you've seen our professionalism at work its reference to a special Town election. the General Services Office, BOOKKEEPER- AddiUonal 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 fir^lace. Excellent condition. Elizabeth J. Intagliata 41 Center Street, Manchester, bookkeeper needed by BATTERIES FOR MIME ... dible vehicle. Good Mrselloiis: Rrom OlMttonbMqr osnltr. soylh sn Msfei ttrssl 2 Moekg, ( j l i 'I ' M O R E w i t h Secretary Manchester retail establish­ Connecticut. M Mm Ml !• mplsjr Rood. Boarddf Directors ‘ tow n of Manchester, ment. Experienced thru MNE»! ...... CMy...... t tM l. . . . mbney. general ledger and quarterly ZIPiCidt. ' Manchester, Connecticut Connecticut payroll takes. Excellent PHMENO. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 17th day of October ...... cussnaTiM ...... CAU 647-9947 GROUP I Robert B. Weiss, working conditions and fringe Ask for Mike iSENTRY 1978. General Manager benefits. Please call 2 4 9 - ^ OFFER IXnREi OCt. S lit isrii A$k for tOM. 050-10._ KEITH REAL ESTATE 1Real Estate Services inc. 048-10 for interview. 949.41M______^ 29 Connecl(Cut Boutevatd. toil Hortfoid 259.4331

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He took a special interest in me and said it 15 Sloping isotropy 1 0 U u 8 1 8 Services Ottered s E 31 Serrieee Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 THIS T I M f t . roadway 4 Short swim C 0 N D 8 F F R 1 F • off unless I kept it T A 16 Is (Sp.) 5 Hearken 0 E T E R R F N T CiM TREE SERVICE-Free u V A U S E EXPERT PAINTING and J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior FARRAND REMODELING - : w^“otra:i^^ • tO -Z ! 17 Short sleep 6 Attempt R U N n o estimates, discount senior E r E 1 R E M LANDSCAPING -Specialized, and Elxterior painting, paper S|:^ializing Cabinets and For­ iWAfniiM 18 Ideal gas 7 Landing boat 0 o N citizens. Company C tin w KMic, Tit 111. M. ox condition Exterior House Painting. hanging, remcraeling, carpen­ mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, 8 Recondite 27 Young lice Manchester-owned and wm (abbr.) 43 12, Roman Tree prunin, spraving. try. Fully insured. 649-9^. Room Additions, Decks, WAtOJ ‘ uth.'rhen'he toW^rarfhat7 P«P “ Ed Sulllven 9 Intimation 28 Wraith operated. Call 646-1327. 19 Mountain near 45 Pinafore mowing, weeding. Call 7C- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Repairs. Phone 643^17. ■ none*' o T ^ I for sex-w h ich I've had practically 10 Bacterial 30 More horrid WHAT ARE , I WHAT PIP IT SAV- ancient Troy 47 Homeric poem 7947. Building Contracting 33 • • J and never had a steady IT SAIP. 'U.S. POSTAGE IT'S POSSIBLE ^ culture 31 Mother's BiM TREE SERVICE. VOU LOOK­ I LOST MV • FRAGILE'? -PO 20 Kind of rocket 11 Typing 48 Assumed RootIng-SIdIng-ChImner 34 u experiences ' 15 CENTS,'ANP IT THAT STUART W IU 22 Author sister Complete tree care. Free es­ HEAVY OR LIGHT * ^ Ret me a boyfriend, but never did. ING ROR. RUBBER NOT BENP'? 'FIRST blunder manner WES ROBBINS carpentry Building Suppilea______« Apartmenta for Rent 53 O tl^ 'sH i^ 'li^ R ^ ^ ls COA4MEMORATEP THE . PEVELOP INTO ONE, Fleming 32 Cincinnati ball timates. SENIOR Citizen TRUCKING, Cellars, atUcs Auioa For Sale This doctor said he would be glad to make up for the STUART?. STAMP.' CLASS A\AIL'? 19 Wayside hotel remodeling specialist. Ad­ BIDWELL Home Improve­ RRST RUBBER EANP OF THE GREAT 24 American in club (abbr) Musical pause Discount. Call 643-7285. and yards cleaned, also stone, DOUBLE EXTERIOR Front deficiency of sex in my life if 1 would take his last appoint TO FLV ACROSS A ' 21 Heartbeat ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ment Co. Expert installation FDUR ROOM APiyiTMENT. ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot CUCKOOS OF OUR TIME.' Britain 35 Type measure ' loani or sand delivered. 644- built-ins, bathrooms, Doors, complete with casing, 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ^ t ment every day. He said flat out that this has nothing to do chart (abbr} PROFESSIONAL of aluminum siding gutters All utilities, in Manchester. store on bum street. Large 26 Team's turn at 38 Default ” 1775 or 644-9532. kitchens, 649-34M. all hardware, weatherstrip-- condition. Call 742-609 bat 23 Be ill sword Dressmaking Si .Alterations and trims. Roofing installa­ $205 monthly. Call 649-4708. display windows. $125 f''® treatment, but he ping, and double aluminum wouldn t charge me for it. 29 Mendicant 25 Humble 39 Possessiv done in my home. Please call tion and repairs 6496495, 871- monthly. Lease required. Lee -saw lau 54 Skinny fish FALL CLEAN UPS- Fer­ CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, 2323. storm doors. 83x62 rough 33 Canadian 26 ■■____ La pronoun 646-4972. IVlonday thru Friday VERNON- Well maintained St Lamont Realty, 875-4690. DODGE MAXIVAN- ®®*' '’ “ f ^ "ould like to lose 57 Bar Item tilizing. Snow plowing, Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. opening. $150. Call 6492797. about 50 pounds. What should 1 do? rebel Douce" 41 Dine 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. garden apartments. Frank Customized camper. Heavy 58 Greek letter residential and commercial. Call Gary Cushing 345-2^. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 34 Pate Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6831 or MANCHESTER Main Street duty., automatic, bubble top, DPARFAT.n 1, L. .. f a t IN CALIFORNIA 36 Tint 1 2 3 4 repaimg cimneys, roof, new 5 6 7 8 9 10 n REWEAVING bums, holes. Resident Manager 871-9188. modem office available. 400 closet, table, sleeps '1.'sp___, $175 per month, te- 8. Automatic transmission. 1974 JEEP CJ-5, 258 C.I. High PISCES (Feb. 208ltrch 20) Re­ Had he passed three no- OVEN- $180. Huffy girls 26” 3 This coming year you may oj^ning bid and our opening Wanted to Buy 48 nant pays utilities.Uties 6497069. Two door hardtop. Reliable Performance Engine. 20,000 laxation and enjoyment will be trump his partner would speed bike, $50. Zerosoft make a very unusual friend, Water Softner, $200. All in transportation. As is, $125. miles. Hooker Headers. uppermost in your mind today. have had no problems. GIANT TAG SALE- October TAILGATE SALEl- November one of the cleverest persons liiey are both the same. excellent condition! 45 RPM RECORD in good HEAT PAID - Newly Holley Four Barrel. If you get Involved in business, West cash^ his ace and ★ 21st. & 22nd. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4th., 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Cheney you have ever known. This Three notrump. We have 25 Calianytime, 6495512. condition in jackets or pidure decorated 2 bedrooms with Offenhauser High-Rise your efforts will lack Impetus. king of diamonds and contin­ 25 Hamlin Street, Estate, across from South association will open new hori­ TAG SALE!- Saturday and Sun­ folders from the 50’s and 60’s basement, carpet, and yard 1973 JAVELIN AMC- FuUy Manifold. Monroe Magnum ARIES (March 21-Aprt 19) ued with a low one to force high-card points and no- Manchester. Moving. Methodist Church, Main era. Call Chuck. 742-6906. Shocks. All Gauges. Two ^ t s zons and create fresh opportu­ There could be some minor trump distribution. day, 83 St. John Street, 10 to 5. for kids. Only (6908). equipped. Low mileage. nities lor you. South to use up one of his Tables, dishes, cameras, and Everything must go! Rain or Street and Hartford Road, Rental Assistors, 2395646, Of Tires. Fog Lights. Roll domestic disturbances around (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Excellent condition. $1800. UBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be trumps. shine. Manchester. Space available - WANTED: USED small fee. Bar. Excellent Shape. Call your place today. It's up to you lots of miscellsmeous items. Call anytime, 871-2519. careful today that you don't $5.00. Hot food and drinks hy Refrigerators or stoves. Must 6238051. to make sure nobody makes a Heathcliff — George Gately TAG SALE- Chestnut the Boy Scouts. Call 633671(). appear to be too materialistic. mountain out of a molehill. Striped Wrap 199 be clean. Call 6493778. CARPETED TWO 1974 AMC HORNET WAGON. Street, near Forest. Saturday Keep In mind that a person TAURUS (April 208lay 26) As BEDROOMS With laundry without warmth Is like a house GARAGE SALE- several o n ly , 10 to 3. L ittle o f ANTIQUE GLASS, furniture, Motorcydea-BIcydea 84 long as you have able-bodied families, 41 Keeney Street, facilities and appliances. Only without windows. ‘ Find out everything wp can’t use, collectibles, toys, folk rock $225. (69-28). Rental coworkers with a lot of vitality, Manchester. 9:30, Saturday albums, Muchie and Cider. more of what lies ahead lor you you'll match their efforts today, WInthrop — Dick Cavalll maybe you can. Assistors, 2395646, small fee. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville by sending for your copy of and Sunday, October 21 and Saturday, From 10am on. 366 Rooma lor Rent 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and if left on your own, you won't 52 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO- Astro-Graph Letter by mailing 22. Weather permitting. Fur­ Oaklamf Street. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. be so productive. IDEAL FOR SINGLES - Slin- 2-door, vinyl top, V 8, 44,000 50 cents lor each and a long, HI.' IT T R /T C M A X E niture, clothing, old chairs, SATURDAY & SUNDAY Oc­ THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 21) You WHAT ARE VOJ, ny 1 bedroom with allian ces, miles...... Mov_5. Mdust l...... sell. $1,- self-addressed, stamped enve­ A NEW FRIB^D piano rolls, etc. tober 21st.-22nd. 10 am to KNIGHT TV TESTING Birch House Women, (^ t r a l- SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T 18,- may be a little stingy today with O N E (9F 7H C > S E FREE electricity. Only $110. 500. 6492142 •ays. lope to Astro-Graph,-P.O. Box dusk, 58 Division Street, (off EQUIPMENT- Make an offer. ly located. Downtown 000 miles, very reasonable. those usually generous to you. EVS^y DAS/AND... OLONERS? (71-13). Rental Assistors, 239 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Ironically, you may offer a more Pine Street). Furniture, Roll away Ping Pong Table, Manchester. Kitchen Must sell. 6491543. 5646, small fee. 1968 IMPALA Station wagon, 10019. Be sure to specify birth open hand to others less SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, appliances, plywood, $25. 2 20-gallon aquariums, 1 privileges. Call 6492358. sign. excellent running condition.- deserving of your largesse. 10 to 4 p.m. (^ ir s . Buffet, household, baby items, and 2Vk-gallon and stand $30. 5 foot 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low NEED MORE SPACE? Char­ 643-0315. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (June 21-July 22) China closet. Items to much more. hot w ater con vector $15. mileage. Excellent condition. BRIGHTLY FURNISHED- ming 3 bedroom with caipet. You’re rather commanding to­ Early in the day you'll have no numerous to mention. Back $850. Call 643-5849. Metal wardrobe $18. 6438649. Gentlemen only. Cdotral loca­ Parking and appliances, (inly day and the quality of leader­ difficulty making quick deci­ building Furniture Bam, 343 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT- tion. Kitchen privileges. $185. (71-09) Rental Assistors, ship is an admirable one. sions. As the sun wanes, you'll TAG SALE Saturday, Oct. 21, 4-door, good condition. 649 Main Street, PARK UP OLYMPIA PORTABLE Security and references. Call 2395646, smaU fee. 1975 YAMAHA 175 D.T.- Don’t, however, judge harshly be beset by doubts as you 334 Hilliard St., weather per- 3576. FRONT. TYPEWRITER with script 6492693 for appointment. Asking $600. Please call after those who don’t snap-to when weigh a course of action. mitting, clothes, toys, type. Remington adding 6:00 p.m., 6468135. you speak. GLASTONBURY H i ROOMS, 1973 K ARM AN N G H IA - LEO (July 2SY(ug. 22) If you're household goods, records, machine, Kirby vacuum SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. MANCHESTER - With Heat, hot water, appliances, Limited Edition, convertible the purveyor of Important Infor­ buildng blodcs, ceiling tile, cleaner with attachments. 1961 HARLEY DAVIDSON 45 21) Listen carefully to lips kitchen privileges, on bus line. $250 monthly. Security, one classic. Radials, new roof, mation today, m ^ e notes In TWO FAMILY TAG SALE- “ elegant junk." Call 6498152. $30 per week. Call 6444)019. cu. in., suicide shifter, 41 passed on by friends today that n o: month advance, no pets no new paint. Like new $2,300.1- preparation. Without a script CU 7IWI«AI«,TMII»UXm.MI Saturday & Sunday, 10 to 4. frame and springer, $1600. could make or save you money. 10-21 ebUdem. 633-9325. 4297173. you're likely to miss or cloud October 21 & 22, ram or shine. TAG SALE- October 21st and CUSTOM CAR T ^ Telephone 646-8519. But don't rush Into anything. some key points. 21 Clark Road, Bolton. 22nd, 541 WaU Street, Hebron CARRIER for station w »on They may not be telling all. VIRGO (Aug. 238«pt. 22) It's Short Riba - Frank Hill 1967 CAMARO- Runs, but (Route 316). 9 am to 3 pm. and GE built-in oven, ^ t Apartmenta For Rent Campera- CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19) been said we earn our enemies needs work. $295. V 8. Air, Although you may be a be out TAG SALE- Household fur­ offer. 568 Center Street, A-1. M o M e HHomea c 85 but often don't deserve our J D i d n 't s e e OVER THE YEA R S NOT AT HALFTIME. LOOKING for anything in real automatic, power Of sync with your peer group niture, and miscellaneous. 93 Homea lor Rent 54 friends. Today, well-meaning WHY EVEievaoDy /VLANV C O LLE G E S estate rental - apanments, steerlng/brakes. Call 6 ^ 1 9 3 . today. It’s best to dissent in Branford Street, Saturday Si TAG SALE, Saturday, Sunday 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot pals might do something that iSTOHXaTBD. , HAVE DROPPSD EASTERN CONN FLEA homes, multiple dwellings, no silence. There's no percentage Sunday, 10 am to 3 pm. 10-4 pm. Girls teen clothing, MANCHESTER- Attractive Travel Trailer - Stove, could be costly to you. THEIR FOOTSAI..L. MARKET. Every Sunday, fees. Call J.D. Real & tate 1970 BU ICK S K Y L A R K - now in making waves. jewelry, shoes, hairdryer, snaall 2 bedroom bouse. No refrigerator, heated. Full (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRUe ASSN.) P R O O R A M S . J 9am-3pm. At Manweld Drive- Associates, Inc. 6491960. Ehicellent condition. $900 or TAG SALEl- October 21st and games, sink, odds & ends, children, no pets, $250. j.D. shower, and toilet. Tandem In Theater (Jet. 31 and 32). best offer. Call after 5, 649 Barry’s World — Jim Barry 22nd, baby furniture, toys, skiis. 137 Green Manor Road. Real Estate, 6411-1980. wheel. Call 6888383. Lots of deals and Dealers. MANCHESTER- MAIN 4139. '•TWELVE foot. eiGHT INCHES.'... household items. 28 Biglow STREETT- Z room aparhnent, •fHAT M U ST K A RECORD/'''' Street, 10 am to 4 pm. TAG SALE- October 21,1978. (X)VENTRY- 9room house, OPEN HOUSE- October 19, INSIDE TAG SALE 129D heated, hot water, appliances, 1973 MGB 4 speed. Radial M iscellaneous item s. 20 Tudor Lane, Manchester, Sun­ unfurnished, redecorated, tile 20, St 21. New 14 foot wide on Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel n ^ t s , parking, security. 529 bath and shower. Nice yard. tires, AM/FM. 44,000 miles. TAG SALE- October 21st & Wadsworth, Manchester, 10 d ay, 10 am . F u rn itu re , display, with wood burning Parking. No pets. Lease. 423- Reliable transportation, Good r 22nd., 10 to 5. 29 Woodlawn a.m. clothes, curtains, travis rod. fireplace. No better time to C rocket Circle, East Hartford. 4190, ^-5095 evenings. in snow. No nut. $2,200. Call trade. 15 years financing t )ia 7|W>CA.>iC,TJ9.aie.U.S.PM.(IH. Pine bread box, etc. anytime 6438781. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT available. Show only, $10,995. 9FAMILY TAG SALE: Satur­ - 426 Broad St. $155. Security AVAOABLE NOW- Spacious Over SO homes to choose from TAG SALE - 82 BisseU Street, deposit. No appliance^. Our Boarding House This Funny World day, 95. Rain or shine. 15 Manchester. Saturday, 21st, 9 3 bedrooms with garage and 1969 MUSTANG- Good run­ throughout the state. For in­ MUL'n TAG SALE- Sunday Bremen Road (off West Married coupie. No pets. yard for kids ( 6 5 ^ . Rratal formation call: Connecticut 5. Household items, (Jurist- Teiephone 6494751. ning condition. Mags. Good TKE M AJO R! A$ fOK BEIN(i A ^ ANY INFO Y0U6ET| Bright stripes make this October 22nd„ 1978, 9 to 1, at Center). Furniture, carpet, mas items, tires. Assistors, 238-5646, s m ^ fee. tires. Needs paint. (?all 649 Mobile Home Brokers, 423- aAIM5T07BU61NE$f.TYi:0ON.WE\FROM HIM 5H( crocheted wrap-a-round M&M Service Station, Route more. 0539, Pete.______. 2026, division of PlazaMobile BE A BIS \ RANKS SO LOW HERE the perfect topper tor 6. Bolton, Conn. Antiques, Homes. 8288369. RESeABOlERjHE HAS T'ASK PER- your sportswear ward­ wagon wheels, milk cans, LIQUIDATED HOME, 179 CHEVELLE 1967 HOOD, new robe. , BU T H E ^ stove, and miscellaneous East Center Street. Apt. 4D. Applianced headers, 327 AulomoUye Senrhe COULPNT No. 5823 has full cro­ items. beib, bureaus mirror, china, chet directions, engine, 300 UP., matching dining room set, glassware, WE PAY $10 for complete OPEN A n M O n ^ ttM m sstk beadbead, fuelly 1.94, TRW ofl FOLPINO sM ^ p In lat Ar ssitita siS BOLTON- Chairs for office, miscellaneous, Sunday 10 am NOW TAKING piim more. 646-1148 junk cars. Call Joey at ToUand house and lawn, beds, to 5 pm. Auto Body. 526-im. CHAIR *" wii w iw iTr evi I or we^oids. records, frames, table, coats, w it h o u t water tank, rug shampooer, REAPIN’ Mn> Vatk, N.V. lO M t household items, old stuff, APPLICATIONS TUF sss s n j i i s L r new stuff, Saturday, Sunday, TAB PorAWMbifLMOnlg INETKUCr 1978AUlUHwitha89pBga 10 am to 5 pm. 110 West HilU TIONS.' ‘% ift SectiM” with full' Street. (Route 85). directions. Piiee. . . $2.00 SALE 2 t 3 IQIMHIM ANHnWITS FORRENT w B E sue TM U( BOOKS S T S U S UCH. From 1200 2 Bedrooms; |2I8 3 &drooms. Includes; Want to rent storage apace tor six cars N XM IS^U E •noon iSIlTI. TAG SALE- 287 Cooper Lane MMHESTa nUMDE Heat, Hot Water and Parking, with Wall to Wall’^ and boat for wInteY — will be dead Coventry. 1 mile behind high *»■ »l1T-1ltTS BW puut. Carpeting, Modem Appliances, 2 Laundromats on N e w ly rafiimiglMd SkwitM Mr itdM school. Saturday, October 21, in tin back 93 pm. site. n Mun. IS pmi. BIGBtST TAG SALE- Sunday October CALL 84S«1M1 2 ^ . , 10 to 5 p.m.. 201 Old EVERI Ion. thru Prl. from $ to 4 0 0 Road, Tolland. S o L t - l l We II have something for everyone.” Saturday 11-4 page - m/vncHRSTER EVENlNGJj M A l j D J l a n d ^ ^

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DOWN 1 Take 6ve 38 Astern 2 Mountain (comb, form) 39 Peggy and Michele 3 Taken at General 40 Peruvian Indian Hospital 41 Patricia — 4 Charged atom 42 The Match - 5 Comparative suffix 44 Miss Saunders 6 Ruthenium (chem. ab.) 45 TV drama segments 7 Unclose (poet.) 46 Alda's show 8 AUn - 48 Through 9 Inner (pref.) 50 Farm animal 10 Sub — (in conRdence) 52 A Taylor's initials 12 Campbell/Tateshow 54 John Walton to his kids 13 Miss Horne 16 Bite sharply SOLUTION 19 Alice's b<^ 20 Age 22 Shrouds 23 Sketches 24 Beverage SVi AVIS 25 O perate Sh>13 26 Annoy V O i13 a V 3 28 Ruby - Nl?i a 29 Of; from (suf.) i vl 1d J. 30 Numbers (ab.) didiia 34 Hearing organ I V A pI 35 Paddle NQMN' 37 She works at Mel’s

Srfofrtrtho*!?*®* ‘heir children give up the w2dnesX!^oS®. 25 on CBS ° ’'®' *''® Inside: Television ProgramSf Oct 21 to 27 2 — W K K K E N D WEEKEND — Page 3 This Week’s TV Sports This Week’s TV Specials 3:30 Today (i)NFLTcday Wednesday 9 Yankee Doodle Cricket PRESLEY POWER - In Today According to this imaginative 5:30 MORNING 4M) answ er to a qoestion from animated tale, the real heroes ol G Young People's Special 0 0 NFL Football Regional Judy Ginn, North Carolina, the American Revolution were a "Who Spooked Rodney?” A young boy has a streak of bad 11:30 coverage of Denver Broncos at Elvis’s biggest selling clever cat, a merry mouse and a Baltimore Colts; Oakland Raid­ AFTERNOON AFTERNOON luck and becomes overly super­ @ Candlapin Bowflng record was “Don’t Be soitg-writing cricket. ers at Seattle Seahawks SlC o N e ge Can Be Killing An stitious — and on Halloween 0 NFL Football Baltimore Colts Cmel’’ with “Honnd Dog’’ faces the ultimate fear. AFTERNOON 3.-00 12KN) investigative report on the way vs. Denver Broncos 0 NCAA Soccer Brown vs. on the flip side-. According SlCroMtaUt Music students colleges deal with stress, anxiety Connecticut EVENING to my 1977 albnm, “The and professional Jazz musicians and potential suicides among 12:30 EVENING their student populations. ( U S NCAA Football Elvis Presley Story,’’ the interact at a Stan Kenton music F u n EVENING center. 8:00 1:00 record was “a mnlR-mii. 10:00 8:30 0 Sinai FW d Mission Frederick GBugs Bunny’s Howl-Oween @ Wrestling Q i Greatest Sports Legends 7:00 lion seller that became the 12:30 Witch Hazel meets her match C ircle 9 M o ral French impressionist Wiseman details the lives of 2:30 ® NFL Hockey Boston Bruins ( E Bowling For Dollars biggest single in history, those who work on an American- when Bugs Bunny shows up at vs. Chicago Black Hawks Claude Monet’s paintings are 05 W C T Tennis with both sides hitting No. run surveillance base in the buff­ her door on Halloween disguised 8:30 displayed at an exhibit In Chica­ as a witch. Michaels collection 4:00 10:30 9 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 1! This 45 RPM single go in the spring of 1975. (R) er zone o( the Sinai Desen d ) Sports Extra between Egypt and Israel. (R) 8:30 of wedding rings ( £ & NCAA Football vs. Minnesota Northstars stayed on the charts for 1:00 11:15 G F a t Albert's Halloween Fat will absolutely dazzle 9:00 over one fnll year! An 9Bagalhon For Tho Good Albert and his friends plot their EVENING 9 Bruins Wrap-Up (E NBA Basketball Houston you. Prices for historic feat never to be Newt "Father Edmond Nadol- Monday "creepiest, baddest, scariest” 11:30 Rockets vs. New York Knicks equaled.’’ ny" Halloween ever. every purse. 6.-00 d ) NFL This Week 11:15 Also, in answer to a 2:00 9 Minority Advisory Board Spe­ CE Racing From Bafenont EVENING cial "Red Light, Green Light” (E Madison Square Garden letter a while back, the 6 ) Intamatloral O m m Simulat­ SpotHght 7:00 comedian from “Holly­ ed "move-by-move" coverage of @1 Soccer Made In Germany 9 Bruins Wrap-Up the on-going Karpov-Korchnol 10:30 Bayern Munich vs. Borussia wood Squares’’ who looked World Championship chess 69 Special "Boston's Marathon Thursday Moenchengladbach Monday and acted like W oo^ Al­ match to be played in Baguio Man" The energy, dedication, 11:30 len was WaDy Cox. - City, the Philippines. and exhaustion associated with the Boston Marathon are seen __ ( ! ) Racing From Roosevelt EVENING L.J.M., Aberde^ Md. Thursday EVENING through the eyes of runner Bill 12:00 That answer should set Rodgers. EVENING ( £ Wrestling 7M> many a restless sleeper E Bowling For Do«tfs EVENING 7:30 12:30 back to the land of nod at E Yankra Doodle Crtckal 9KK) 9 The Athletes 9 W r a s t ^ night. In fact, the answer Tuesday 0 Qreaaeband NIneteen-fIftles 7KW 10KX) rock 'n' roll songs are performed 8.-00 PRACTICING wfaat he preaches is Ed Asner, chairman Jewelers & Silversmiths Smce 1900 can complete No. 10 of the (G The FemHy "Building A Sys­ before an audience In Asbury E Penn State Football E Bowing For Dollars of the rationwide “Great American Smokeont,” a day Sunday Highlights "Syracuse" National Enquirer’s “win tem That Works" A documentary AFTERNOON Park, New Jersey. ! 958 MAIN S T„ DOW NTOW N M ANCHESTER 8*30 detmted to volmtarily giving np the weed. Asner, a on the Black family that leads off ( | ) 9 N F L Footbal Minnesota Elvis Presley’s ring’’ quiz. I HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MORNING 9:00 b ^ core smoker of one of the oidest high tar, high the "Expo Entertainment 10:30 Vikings at Dallas Cowboys 0 Pompeii "Frozen In Fire” E 9 NFL Football Houston As to Wally Cox looking Extravaganza.” 1:00 Bi^etbaN New Orleans Jazz hta^f '“•“‘O', considers Some of the artifacts from the Oilers at Pittsburgh Steeiers E bimseif honor bound to lay aside his smokes for 24 and acting like Woody 0 What You Always Wanted To 11:00 vs. New York Knicks bonrs on November 16. Allen, you sure could have 11:30 Ask Father... current Pompeii exhibit at the ® Soccer Made in Germany 12:15 d ) Expo Entertainment Extrava­ Boston Museum of Fine Arts are 10:45 11:30 E CoOege Football '78 fooled m e. ganza A twelve-hour tetevision 4.-00 presented by Alexander Scour- Madison Square Garden E extravaganza of entertainment 9 0 9 Special Treat "The by. 0 This la The NFL SpoMght and information built around the Tap Dance Kid” A young boy AFTERNOON theme; The Family — Building A who wants to be a dancer teams System That Works. up with his sister to overcome More oranges come from Florida than anywhere else on earth: over 70 million boxes Tuesday their parents' objections to their annually. 12:00 HERE NOW! career choices. Friday 0 S o c o a r Friday The most revolutionary concept in pool 12:30 EVENING design since the Roman Bath! E V B iIN Q NFL Today Coverage of the Sunday EVENING E EVENING conclusion of the New York 7:00 8.-00 2 10- and 11-day Caribbaan Crulaaa { Marathon. E Bowing For Dollars UNFLOK CONSTRUCTION S8 Ormandy And His Orchestra: ..00NFL'7S 7.-00 AFTBINOON 7:30 9:00 A J apanese Odyasay The Phila­ d)Th e Dev* And Daniel Mouse 'F on tha a.a. Statandam 9 IN s Is The NFL E Bowing For Dollars delphia Orchestra tours Japan, NBA Basketball Indiana In this animated special, a folk E and performs works by Debussy, 1:00 Pacers vs. New Jersey Nets 8K)0 2:00 singing team lose their Jobs ^ Fly to Miami from Hartford ^ Ives, Brahms and Richard E NFL Football New York 9 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins E NHL Hockey Atlanta Rames 0 69 Ormandy And His Orchee- when the manager of the folk G l ^ s vs. Washington Redskins vs. St. Louis Blues vs. New York Islanders tra "A Japanese Odyssey" The Strauss. club decides to reopen as a 9 0 NFL Football Regional Philadelphia Orchestra tours 9:00 disco. coverage of Miami Dolphins at Japan and performs works by 11:15 0 U.N. Day Conoart 1978 Ser­ New England Patriots; San Diego 8.-00 E Madison Square Garden Debussy, Ives, Brahms and Rich­ gio Commisiona conducts the Chargers at Detroit Lions; Cin- ard Strauss. (R) (G The Magic Of David Copper- 10 DAY Spotlight American Symphony Orchestra. ^ n a t i Bengals at Buffalo Bills Why Not Order field Master magician David 5KN) Mezzo soprano Elena Obraztzo- Copperfield and his guests Carl 9 NFL FootbaN Miami Dolphins 11:45 Your Happy Ad va is soloist. CRUISES vs. New England Patriots 9 Brukia Wrap-Up S) Festival Of Lively Arte Ballantine, Valerie Bertinelll, Today! “ Movement In Music - O r - It's A 9:30 Sherman Hemsiey. Bernadette Treat To Tap Your Feet" Opera 69 Monel French Impressionist Peters, Orson Welles and Cindy JA N U A R Y 1 9 star Beverly Sills along with con­ Claude Monet’s paintings are Wiliifims perform (eats of magic. ductor Gunther Schuller and the displayed at an exhibit In Chica­ G He Didn't Have To Die FEBRUARY 9 New York Philharmonic demon­ go in the spring of 1975. “N.Y.P.D. Medals Of Honor” strate the relationship of move­ 9 0 Witch's Night Out A Sail one of the roomiest ships under the sun, s.s. Staten- P ment to music. liberated but temporarily unem­ MARCH 2 ployed witch creates a happy dam. 10- and 11-day lingering cruises visiting from 5 to 6 -m EVENING Wednesday Halloween for two children who ports In the exotic playgrounds of the Caribbean. Haw, C Home Box Offleo IMPORTANT want to be trick-or-treat Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Venezuela, Curacao, S t ^ monsters. O o n l^ a^r p$9l trthud M CIMCU® wdl iM c ^ AFTERNOON Maarten, Antigua, Martiniqud, and Grenada. Also festive This week’s schedule for Tuaaday 8.-00 m $Bly 14 iM ie. Ow 12 iMfo $m puwb am ilntat 50% Ihldnrl CB09H ee Haw "Hee Haw 11 DAY Holiday cruises.* Call us for details. The s.s. Statandam Is T , Home Box Office on Greater 6:30 — Beet ot the ChlpperfMd Cir­ 10th Anniversary Celebration" cus 4:30 registered In the Netherlands Antilles. 'fC Hartford CATV: Sales & Service Hosts Roy Clailc and Buck 830 -R re Sale (jh 9 Aftorachool Special CRUISES Owens, alorig with a variety of From $985 to $1718 ir Today 9:30 — Boxing Behind Bars "Gaucho" A Puerto Rican boy KEEP SMILING Per person, double occupancy, and Includes cruise, air C SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE country entertainers, pay tribute living 'in Now York City tries to aOO— The Lion In winter 10:30 — I Never Promised You a MRECTORY FREE FREE KEEP HAPPY travel, airport transfers & port taxes. 'fC 530 — Inildc the NFL Rose Garden to the first decade of this suc­ earn enough morwy to return to JA NUARY 2 9 830 — Tom and Tina Midnight — The Qaunttel PLEASE COMTACT ME FOR MORE RIFORMATION cessful country series. Puerto Rico. I , 830 -$1300,000 Duck CONSUMER SAjLES FEBRUARY 19 ¥ 930— Fire Sale Wadnaaday Manchester Parkadit SHOP NAME______1130 — The QeuntM 630 — Oh. QodI US LAST. Name brand s Holland America f 130 -September 30. 1955 830 -$1,000,000 Duck appliances, televisions. AOMIESS. 9:30 -D a y lor Night -CITY_ TV Plal-ogue MARCH 1 2 Sunday Lowest prices in town totheCaribbean ^ 11.30 — Joseph Andrews STATE _ 230 — A Men Celled Horee Thuraday guaranteed. Service after the .n iO N E . __ 430 — Return' 0 1 e Men Called sale. I HERVE FAN - ReccBtly Wodlco store, which Ips The Carroll Baker of Horee , 800 -M yron Cohen Ravleltsd M “Tke Blerv CMffIn poster racks, carries “Harlow’’ fame never did 730 — Myron Cohen Revisited 7:00 — Upciose BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales Show,’’ Herve Vlllechaixe Herve’s poster. a television series. 8:00 — Other Side of Midnight 8:00 -Inside the NFL Service on Standard Brands ' Instead, she played the sex Daniels t 1130 — Barberalle 930 -O ther Side ol Midnight of “Paatasy Island” 805 Hartford Road, BAKER’S ROLE - I was \ symlMl in many movies 130 —Myron Cohen Midnight — Black Oak Conspiracy Manchester Telephone 643- •SaLrina Pooid showed a poster of him- n N m o a y Friday 5095. sdf. Coold you please give watchiag Camdl Baker ' after her role as a thumb- 14Jleiv (^uaiit^ iSe^ins tpavel 5.-00 -W .W . & the Dixie 5:00 — A Man Called Horse me aay iaformatton as to play the part of Jeaa Ear- sucking wife in “Baby WORLDWIDE TRAVEL Owicakinge 7:00 — Inside the NFL TWENTIETH CENTURY how I might obtaia one of lew. Is ttat Camdl Baker DoU’’ made her famous. 730-NaN Diamond 830 -RoW n Williams (Oft the Television, Inc. 176 Burnside MUTE 44A, COVEMTRY, CT 06238 Send your questions to 202 East Canter Straat Win) these posters? — G. 8.-00 — RoMng Thunder Avenue,'East Hartford. 528- aad the Carroll Baker who ®*30 — A Small Town In Taxaa Mdw rMfeblMM 2H M h E M i t I Pepper O’Brien, TV-Din* MANCHESTER, COHN. 0C040 1030-Black OerConepkecy 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith ■ ttU B K M B t Lnmherson, Spotwood, played OD the U t TV series 1138 -P iul and Hie Ladlae 11:30 — A Man CaJlad Horaa TDAIMMD logne, NEA, 2M Park (2031 040-3012 Miifkiiiii 649-9933 OOKOrCTHCS 1:30 -RoW n WiUiama and Quasar. cnc$iici7B2-7308 NJ. “Hasd” the sanm porsoa? Av&, New. York, New Any Woolworth or -W onderiagiaN.J. York 1N17. Page 4 - WEEKEND Today, Oct. 21 WEEKEND — Pape 5 IbjViA TEASCCS Sunday, Oct. 22 MORNING Weekend SpecW i a B e gath o n For The Good I Love Boat B a Fabubua Funniee NaM(Cont'd) ) Jerry I 8IS Crockett'a VMory Garden MORNING 6:00 eWMKkigdoni l a a Raacua From QlMgan's 11:30 5:00 0 Movie "M a And Pa Kettle © F a o a Tha Nation © David W o ^ Presents (D Man BuUdl, Man Destroys aaStudioSae © Faettval Of Lively Arts © a ABC Movie "Rnal Chap­ Back On the Farm" (1954) Mar­ aLaeaenceWelk 5:50 ©LIMaRaacals ( S Pattern For Uvlfig jorie Main, Percy Kilbride. a Tha Long S earch © Sfa( MHflon Dollar Man ter - Walking Tall” (1977) Bo rn Ctilldren’a Goapm Hour 0 Movie "Wednesday's Child" © N e w t © a Animals Animals Animals © S ta rT ia k SICroettalk 5:30 a Moment* Of Comfort Svenson, Forrest Tucker. Ten- @ PTLCtub aUvkigFaitti (1972) Sandy Ratcliff. Bill Dean. 6KX) ffl M ovie "T ra c k Of The nessee sheriff Buford Pusser 12:30 A young woman struggles to cre­ 0 This I* The NFL 6:30 a Next Step Beyond © ChftatopherCtoaeup a Adalante Moonbeast" (1970) continues with his unorthodox d ) Agriculture U.S>. d ) Fat Albert a0Freeetyle ate her own Identity in s^te of a © Rev. Cteophua Robkiaon a Athanson’s Forum method of ridding his town of QDetNCAAFoolbal growing need for psychiatric 0 Tha Growing Year* ) Firing Una criminals. 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(B Untouchabaa M/S 7:00 ©Laurel And Hardy Laugh d) And Pale Falworth" (1954) Tony Curtis, Sir Walter Scott's romantic novel aBeetOfFMhralOfFalth © Face The State EVENING 9:30 d) UMe Rascals Janet Leigh. portrays England at the time of a a a Sword Of Justice © Wonderama © State Senate Debate © It Is Written 9 Consultation a Begatnon For The Good courts and kings. 2 hrs. a Jazz Fast HePLAf^P IfJ A ) Melodyland Momkig Service © Robert Schullsr a Jake Hess Gospel Time Racing From Bebnont a Fantasy Wand 0I LucyStKTwLucyf a Faith 6:00 10:00 7:30 ------Begattion For The Good Mcv/e. a 0 a Meet The Press © News d ) Arthur And Company Wresting S a Ring Around The World Nsw d aj^WashingtonI 0 Wash Week In NewsjCont'd) 10:30 a Chiwopher Ctoeeup a S o c o a r © Movie "The Blue Knight” d ) The FMntstonaa (S Black News CTALl Sttj fJAWe IT © The World Tomorrow a n a b o p a Movie "W e’re No Angels" (1973) William Holden, Lee aUvIngFalth a What About Women a s i a c k Perspective On The 11:00 7:30 (1955) , Aldo Remick. 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Q) Agronaky And Company 8 The Long Search (Fri) Davn 4:00 (23h 04----- (Mon) 8 Three Stooges 8 Momirrgtown 0 Bread And Butterflies (Mon) 0OvarEasy 8 8 8 Special Treat PMWS 8:30 ffl Take A Good Look ID Wa BeWeve (Tua) 0 Truly American (Mon) AFTERNOON 0 Imcgae And Things (Tue) ® Marv Griffin 8 Voice Of Faith 8:25 0 Storybook (Tue) 0 Storybook (Thu) 4K)0 7.-00 ® 8 Lavsme A Stiktey Tonight (D Best Of Nawa-Day (Wed) 8 8 News (D CBS News (D Barrio (Thu) 0Rlpplaamed) 0 Salt, Incorporated (Fri) CDOinahl ® Latin New York 0 Captioned ABC News 12K)0 @ Woody Woodpecker DAYTIME MOVIES ) The Brady Bunch S Look Up And Live (Fri) 8:30 0 Gattier 'Round (Thu) ARP nl.-.— 8 Liars Club 11:45 0 Freestyle (Fri) (D News-Day 1:40 ® Tha Brady Bunch ® 8 AMDw B C IrtOwo S New Zoo Revue CD The Archies ®Twalvo o'clock Uvel 0 Truly American (Wed) 9:00 8 Bruins Wrap-Up d) The Fight FOr Congress (Mon) CD Meet The Mayors (Mon, Wed) ® Movie 12:00 ® Bowling Fdr Dollars 10:15 ® News 1:45 8 Hollywood Squares (Mon, 8 "Virgin Island" (1959) John 8F0stlvdOfFalth ® 8 Three’s Company 12:00 (£ Connecticut: Seen (Tue) (D New York Report (Tue) 0 Natural Mulch (Tue) SB Kan Connolly 0 Gather 'Round (Mon) Wed-Fri) Cassavetes, Virginia Maske. 8 NBC News ® NBA Basketball © Adam-12 (£MM(eltReal(Wed) CD Nine On New Jera^ (Thu) 0 Many Worlds Of Nature 8 8 8 America AHvel 0 Nutrition (Thu) 8 8 8 Special Treat (Tua) 8 News 8 8 8 Movie "Conner Pass; ffl Movie "Kiss The Blood Off (D Eighth Day (Thu) (S Newark And Reality (Fri) 8 Educational Programming IKK) The Road To Survival" (Prem­ 0 National Mulch (Fri) 8 The Bra^ Bunch (Mon, Wed- 8 0 DIckCavelt My Hands" (1948) Burt Lancas­ S Dialogue (Fri) 8 8 Today ffl "Tammy And The Bache­ And ButterfUee (Thu) 8Movla Fri) 8 Newlywed Game iere) Robert Fuller, Andrew ter, Joan Fontaine. 0 P T L & ib 8 TV Community Collage (Mon- lor" (1957) Debbie Reynolds, 8 *20,000 Pyramid 1:50 8 Sesame Street (Mon, Tua, 8 The Odd Couple Prine. A pioneer family caught In 8 Ironside S Not For Woman Only Thu) 10:20 0 Ecology (Tue) Leslie Nielsen. •fa.’ 8 Abbott And CostaNo 0 Trade-Offs (Mon) 12:30 Thu, Fri) 7:29 a raging snowstorm fights a des­ 6:30 8 Movie (Mon, Wed-Fri) 4K)0 perate battle for survival against 10:24 ® Tha Malting Pol 1:55 8 Dally Numbers 12:30 (D Comment (Mon) 9K)0 I Ryan's Hope a Spirit Of Independence 8 Bugs Bunny And Porin Pig ® "The Ghost And Mrs. Muir” the elements and other members 8 Weather of their party. ©Movie "A Slight Case Of (D Congressional Report (Tue) CD The Gong Show 0iAfricaFT Africa FHaa (Mon) 8 The P artrl^ Farnly (1947) Rex Harrison. Gene Tier­ 7:30 (D Face The State (Wed) CD Andy Griffith 10:30 0Equal Justice Under Law 2:00 0SesamaStr^ ney. (i) PM Magazine 8 U.N. Day Concert 1978 Murder" (1938) Edward G. (D Camara Three (Fri) S80onahue (DOWIgan's Island ® Carol Burnett And Friends 8 NHL Hockey Robinson, Allen Jenkins. (D My Three Sons 4:30 5K)0 CD Bugs Burmy And Friends ® Joe Franklin CD Edge Of Night ® 8 One Ufa To Live ® $100,000 Name That Tune 9:30 ^ “^(plorlng Mathematics (Wed) 8FMIvalOfFalth ® World Of Hanna - Barbara 8 "At Sword's Point" (1952) SCI-FI is the mask that has been put on violence this CD Uttte Rascais 8 Sesame Street 8 8 8 Jeopardy 0 Freestyle (Thu) ® Newljfwed Game ® 8 Taxi 12:40 8 Adsiante(Mon) 80atlng(3ame a Romper Room ® Battle Of Tha Planals (Mon, Cornel Wilde, Maureen O'Hara. 8 Sounding Board ffl CBS Late Movie "Banacek: fall, according to Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, a M*A*S*H 0 Stories FOr Tha Young (Fri) Tue, Thu, Fri) 0 Monet S Black Perspective On The 8 Tom Larson 8 Cross-Wits 0ArtMeifia(Mon) <■ 8ShaNaNa No Sign Of The Cross" (1972) Inc., the advertising agency which publishes a yearly News (Tue) 8 Leave It To Beaver 12:45 0 19lh Century Literature (Wad) ® 8 Aftarachool Special (Wad) EVENING 8 0 MacNeH / Lehrer Report 10:00 George Peppard, Broderick report on the new TV season. BBDO says the networks 0 Inside/Out (Tue) 8 PTL Club (Mon, Wed-Fri) 8 Ring Around The World 0 It's Everybody's Business 0 Storybook (Wed) 0 All About You (Wad) 0 Once Upon A Ctaaaic (Fri) 8W nd Kingdom ® 0 News Crawford. are disguising blood and gute with fantasy this year: 0lnslda/Out(Fri) 8 Battia Of Tha Planets (Mon, (Wed) (I^.W ad) 0 Short Story (Thu) 2:10 6KX) 8 CMco And The Man ®8Starsky&Hutch ‘•New and returning science fiction-type shows and aJ w What h i About Women (Thu) 0 The Growing Years (Tue, Thu) Wed-Fri) 8 Tic Tac Dough (3) Living Faith 0 All About You (Fri) 12:55 69 At Your Fingertips (Tue) ® (£ 8 8 N s w s 1:00 their special effects portray very unrealistic, and 8 It Is Written (Fri) 0 The Course Of O jt Timas (Fri) a Land Of The Giants ® The Brady Bunch 10:40 (DNews 2:15 8 My Three Sons (Mon, Tue, 8:00 10:30 8 8 8 TorrKMTOw therefore less objectionable, violence.” The masks on 6:55 9:30 ® Joker’s WHd ® CBS Movie “ Paplllon" 8Soundstage 1:30 0 Ecology (Mon) 1K» 0 Short Story (Mon) Thu, Fri) (31 Bozo's Big Top many of “ Battlestar Galactica’s” characters (series 8Naws Ci) Match Game'78 (1973) Steve McQueen, Dustin 0 We Interrupt This Week ffl Joe Franklin 10:45 S) Search For Tomorrow 0 Lai’s All Sing (Thu) star Ricard Hatch is seen here) and the super-human ® The Partridge Family ®ThalOiri 8 TV Community CoHege Hoffman. A French convict 11KX) 7KW 8 Joker's Wild 0 Primary Sdenoe (Tue) 2:20 5:00 8 My Three Sons comic book qualities of “ Wonder Woman” and “ The CD CBS News ® 8 All My Children imprisoned on Devil's Island ® ® 8 8 8 News 8 The FUntstones 0 World Of BJ Vibes (Wed) 69 Write On (Tue) ID Battle Of The PlaneU 8Bonanza fights off both human and natu­ 2:18 Incredible Hulk” are a world away from the street ® Popaye And Friends 0 Animals And Siuch (Tliu) ®Movie 0ZOom(R) ® The Gong Show crime and murder of the defunct S 8 Good Morning America 0 Exploring Mathematics (Mon) 8 Paulst, Insight (Mon) CD Six Million Dollar Man (Mon, ral elements In his efforts to 8 Dkk Van D^e ffl News 0 Let's All ^ (Tue) 0 Cover To Cover (Fri) Tue, Thu, Fri) escape. (R) © Movie "Boy Meets Girl” action/adventnre/mystery emperors like “ Baretta” CSNaws 8 Wohwn's PlMe (Tue) 2:30 0 Dick Cavan 8 8 Today 0 Writers Of Our Time (Wed) 11:00 8 For You, Black Woman (Wed) SB Voice Of Faith (1938) Jam es Cagney, Pat and “ Kojak.” Put that in your ray gun and blast it. 0 At Your Fhigartlps (Thu) CD Guiding Light 8 PTL Cfcib (Tue) 6:30 (D Croee-WIts 11:15 O'Brien. 8 Superheroes CD Ail In Tha Family 8 TWs Is The Life (Thu) CD 8 Mkxay Mouse Club ® ILoveLucy 0 Write On (Fri) CD Love, American Style 8 Ste Million OoKar Man ® 8 Happy Days ® Madison Square Garden 7:15 8 Human Dimension (Fri) 8 8 8 Tho Doctors ® Dating Game ® Bobby Vinton Spotlight 2:30 9:40 CD 8 Happy Days (R) 8 8 Holywood Squives (Mon, 8 0 Mister Rogers ffl News 8N sw Zoo Revue 8MundoReal(Tuo) 8 Movie (Tua) 0 Images And Things (Thu) ® S t r ^ T a lk Wed-Fri) 0 Fireside Kitchen (Mon) 7:25 888HlghRollars 8 Joker’s WHd (Mon, Tua, Thu, 0 Matter Of Fact (Fri) 8 What You Always Wanted To 0 Antiques (Tue) Fri) 8 8 News 8 Bactric Company (Mon-Thu) AakFathar„.(Tua) 0 Roniagnal’s Table (Wed) 9:45 8 Once Upon A Claasic (Fri) 7:30 0 Stories For The Young (Mon) 8 The Partridge Family (Tue) 0Opan Door (Thu) 5:30 0 Marcus WaHiy, M.D. 0 Marly Worlds Of Nature (Mon) 0 Jufia ChHd And Company (Fri) Wednesday, Oct. 25 CD The FNntstonae 0 SaH, Incorporated (Tue) 0 Bactric Com^ny (Mon, Wed, CD Mary Tylar Moore fflPTLClub 0 Covar To Covar (Tue) CD The FUntstones Fri) 0 Trade-Offs (Wad) 3K)0 D AYTIM E SPECIALS 8 8 Today 9:50 0 Nutrition (Tue) ® Young People's Special EVENING 10.-00 thanksgiving 8ThaArchias 8 News ' 0 A I About You (Thu) GD Fred Fllntstone And Friends "Ved) and Christmas 0 Exploring MathamaUcs (Thu) 0Rlpplas(Fri) 4:30 80DlckCavett © 0 News ® 8 Ganaral HospItM 8 0 Bactric Company (I) 8 Afterschool Special 8 Newlywed Game © 8 VegaS 7:45 9:55 11:15 ® Ironsids 6:00 cookrecookie cutters ISNawa 8HatttagaCamar 1:15 8 The Lottery Show (TtmI 8 The Odd Couple (3) Living Faith 0 Art Media (Thu) 0 Primary Sdanca (Mon) 808AnoliiarWorld 8 Hogan's Heroes 5:30 ffl(£88News filrwty hat a wondtrtui ••locUofl tor © The Brady Bunch 7:29 10K)8 8KX) 10K)0 0 AnbiMls And Such (Tue) 8 NCAASoooar(Wad) 8News © Young People’s Special both holidays at talrway prleat—l CD Captain Kangaroo 11:30 SPopaye ffl Joker's Wild 8 Daily Numbers 8 Great Performances d ) Mika Douglas CD The Young And The RasUaes 0lnaida/Out(Thu) 5:35 0 World Of BJ Vibes (Fri) 0LNas, Yoga And You (3) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 10:30 w w f u rn thing 8 Movle(Cont'd)(Thu) DAYTIME SPORTS 8 TV Community College ffl PM Magazine 0 Person To Person ' h*v# 8 My Three Sons 3KX) © Carol Burnett And Friends 8 Bonanza ffl $1.98 Beauty Show 11:00 8 NCAA Soccer 0Zoom(R) ffl ffl 8 8 8 News Monday, Oct. 23 ffl Newlywed Game © The Gong Show 6:30 8WHdKlrigdom 8 Dick Van Dyke 7 M 8 Big Money DAYTIME MOVIES ® Movie "Pillow Talk" (1959) 11:30 DAYTIME MOVIES ©ILoveLucy 0DlckCavett ^ th e m ifocU of mom ^ W S (D CBS News Rock Hudson, Doris Day. 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Fontaine. ffl Untouchables ffl8raliMWoman 8 Tha Odd Coupla A beauty queen who goes to Hol­ 12KM 7.-00 8 8 Dick dark's Live Wednes- ffl Take A Good Look 4:00 © CB S News 7:29 lywood in search of stardom Adam-12 4K)0 6ay 8 Voice Of Faith TOMMrS PIZZARIA ® "Will Success Spoil Rock (D encounters a series of unsavory ffl "tall In The Saddle” (1944) © The Brady Bunch Hunter?" (1957) Tony Randall, 8 Deny Numbers ®Movla "Stella" (1950) Ann 8Marla Curls 8 8 8 Tonight characters and situations which John Wayne, Ella Raines. © 8ABCN aw s Jayne Mansfield. 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A girl ex-convict...... makes life miserable ble (ofor her ex- prices s Sex" (1956) Jeanne Crain, IS 61 Dick Cavan 0 Movie ‘‘Ordeal" (1973) 12.-00 husband and Ids new wife, in a film that has some dramatic So off George Nader. S Nawtywad (}ama Arthur Hill, Diana Muldaur. A ( S Adam-12 moments and some foolish ones. I f you can overlook the latter, 0 T h a Odd Couple man is left to die in the desert by (1954) the pas 4:00 ® Movie "Forbidden” you’ll find the -film memorable. Caution: Gutter language. ® "Mr. Lucky" (1943) Cary 7:29 his wife and her lover. (2 hrs.) Tony Curtis, Joanne Dru. clarifici 6Soundstage GRADE: B-plus. Grant, Laraine Day. SOaKyNumbata 12:05 0 "The Last Days Of 7:30 10K)0 ® CBS Late Movie "McMillan V P IN SMOKE (R ) — Cheech and Chong, Stacy Krach. Camcdy. Fi^ Pompeii" (1935) Preston Foster, (I) PM Magazkia ® BamabyJonae And Wife: The Night Of The The far-out comedy team makes its m ovie debut with this far-out Basil Rathtxme. ® 6 N a w s Wizard" (1972) Rock Hudson, film. The plot may offend — the two are frankly trying to buy some ® Carol Burnett And Friends Micha ® Family Faud 0 U v ^ Faith Susan Saint James. drugs — but you find yourself laughing anyhow. Good rock music EVENING ® Nawlwvad Game 000(}ulncy along the way. Strictly for the 20s crowd. (D IAD E : B. challenf 12:30 0 Pool Goes The Country 0 Sneak Preview building (1) Movie "Hell’s Kitchen” THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL (R) — Gregory Pec^ Laurence 6:00 0 Hollywood Squares 10:30 (1939) Ronald Reagan, The Dead an envir S @ MacNail / Lahrsr Report Olivier. Thriller. From Ira Levin’s gripping novel, this deals with 0 P o m p e U End Kids. Bucklan ® The Brady Bunch 0 The (Bong Show 6 Sneak Preview some scientific dirty work the left-over Nazis are up to in South ® Joker’s Wild 0 (M c o And The Man 12:52 America — including murders all over the world. It works out to be page 2. 0 Bozo's Big Top 0 Tic Tac Dough 10:45 ® 0 S . W J L T . a very nasty plot, but scary. The cast all use different accents, S T V Community College ® Madison Square Garden which is disconcerting, hut it wiil keep you watching. Caution: It OKX) SpotllghI 1:00 gets pretty bloody at the end. G RADE: B-plus. S ti 0 MyTtireeSons ® The Waltons 000Tom orrow 0 Bonanza ®Cross-Wlts 1:30 BEIF 6 ) Zoom (R) ® 0 Morfc And Mindy 11:00 DEATH ON 'n iE N ILE (PG ) — Peter Ustinov, David Niven, ® 0 0 News ® Joe Franklin ® American Ufastyle Bette Davis, Mia Farrow, etc. Mystery. Agatha (3uistie’s dandy Ministei 6:30 ® The (Bong Show 0 0 0 Movie ‘‘Cotton puzzler turned into a classy murder mystery. A much-hated special ® I Love Lucy ® Love Experts Candy" (Premiere) Clint Howard, heiress is done in aboard a Nile cruise ship and Hercuie Poirot tries today be ] Dating <3ame 0 D lc fc Van Dyke _ , Gospel Time Charles Martin Smith. A group of to find whodunit. More red herrings than you’ll find at a Moscow ) Jake Hoes ( 0 Hogan’s Hwoes 2:14 the Lebf high school misfits form a rock smorgasbord, and an all-star cast to bring them to life. G RADE: 0 0 0 NBC News DIdcCavett ® Movie “Four Daughters" band to compete with the 6 A-minns. to prom SCIverEasy (1938) The Lane Sisters, Claude 0 Adam-12 school's obnoxious' but estab­ 11:15 fire viol Rains. INTERIORS (PG ) — E.G. Marshall, Geraldine Page, Maureen 6 l The Growing Years lished band. ® 0 News ficulatie 0 6 Nova 2:30 Stapleton, Diane Keaton. Drama. Woody Allen wrote and directed 11:30 6:55 0 Joker’s Wild ® N o this, but don’t expect humor. It’s very serious — and very good, if Hoss 0 News ®M*A*S*H you can take the heaviness. It’s the story of a fam ily full of hidden minister (and not-so-hidden) problems and emotional traumas. Beautifully a timeta photographed and acted, but dark and somber. (H IAD E : A-mInns. the reso SOMEBODY KILLED HER HUSBAND (PG) — Farrah foreign Friday, Oct. 27 Fawcett-Majors, Jeff Bridges. Romantic thriller. Farrah, in her sketched first film since “ (^ r lie ’s Angels," had the good sense to pick a peace pi 11:00 6 Captioned ABC News solid script done with class hy good people. She plays an unhappy DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Match Game P.M. The I 0 Chico And The Man ® ®000News 12:00 wife who finds happiness with a department store toy salesman, 0 Tic Tac Dough ® The Gong Show collectio ® Movie "I Married A Monster and then her husband is done in. It builds nicely and has some 12:00 ® LovaExp^ surprises en route. G RADE: B. country’: "September Affair" (1950) 8KX) 0 Dick Van Dyke From Outer Space" (1958) Tom of the ( Joan Fontaine, Joseph Cotten. ® The Magic Of David (dipper- Hogan’s Heroes Tryon, Gloria Talbott. field WEDDING, A (P G ) — Carol Burnett, Geraldine CTupUn, Deal “balance 1:00 6 DIdtCa(Cavett 12:37 Amaz Jr., Mia Farrow, etc., etc. Comedy-drama. Robert ® He Okfn't Have To Die 0 Bobby Vinton Lebanese ® "The Saboteur" (1942) ® 0 Donny A Marla 11:30 Altman’s long-awaited analysis of a wedding proves to be just that Priscilla Lane, Robert Cumm­ ® N H L Hockey ® Movie "Lady In A Cage" 1:00 — he dissects the bridal party brutally. Some of it is devastating ings. 0 0 Witch’s Night Out (1964) Olivia de Havilland, Jeff 0 0 0 Midnight Special but it all lacks a focus and, unfortunately, starts nowhere and leads to nothing. GRADE: C-plns. R e v i 4:00 S 6S W ashington Week In Corey. ® Movie "Waterloo" (1971) 1:30 ® "Fighter Squadron" (1948) ® News The : 0 Grssso-Sarasin Debate Rod Steiger. Christopher WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE? (PG ) — Robert Stack, Edmond O'Brien, ® Movie "John Loves Mary" 0 Joker’s WKd Plummer. George Segal, Jacqueline BisseL Ck>medy-mystery. Against a Departm a “Oriental Dreams" (1944) (1949) Ronald Reagan, Wayne ® Movie "Strategic Air background of Europe and, especially, great European restau­ be comb Ronald Colman, Marlene Morris. 8'3 0 Command" (1955) James Stew­ rants, there is a murderer at large. This works very hard — Dietrich. ® Joe Franklin retireme ® M o r v Griffin art, June A l l ^ n . perhaps too hard — to be cute and amusing as it toddles along. The 0 0 0 Who’s Watching The Superinti EVENING ® Take A Good Look 2:30 recipe badly needs a pinch of calmness, because it is too contrived. Kids 0 0 0 Tonight ® Ne GRADE: B. S 6 l WaH Street Week 0 Movie "The Feathered (Film grtding: A — superb; B — good; C — average; D — poor; 6:00 0 Liars (dub Serpent" (1948) Roland Winter, 3:35 H e. ® Jack Barmy F — MWful) Keye Luke. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ® The Brady Bunch 9:00 0 B a re tta ST. L( ® Joker’s Wild ® Incredible Hulk hearing Q ) Bozo’s Big Top ® 0 ABC Movie "Obsession" defendan 0MundoReal (1976) Cliff Robetlson, Gene­ plot to si 0 M y Three Sons vieve Bujold. A bizarre obsession Could CB teach America history? 0 Bonanza takes control of a man after he was post] 61 Zoom (R) encounters a girt who bears'a By Ink Dipper States, all those miles tire trip.” ment of the Interior, which Edwan loaded with history, and 6:30 startling resemblance to his mur­ Channing Hadlock of is responsible for the his­ Rocheste dered wife. they never know about it Towanda, Pa., who fre­ ®ILoveLucy A national effort to utilize toric markers you see on the Cosgrove ® Dating (Bame 0 0 Rockford Flea except for the markers quently travels northeastern highways, has done a great 0 Omgressional Outlook CB as an educational avenue appearec 0 Jake Hess (Bospel Time along the highway.” Pennsylvania along the New job. But he feels that more 0 M o \ m "The Russians Are is getting under way. If 000NBCNaws CBers we’ve spoken to York border, reacts: “I’ve Judge J Cuming, The Russians Are some help comes through people are tuned to listening 0 O v e r E a s y Coming" (1960) Carl Reiner, Eva from Washington it will 1 ^ think the idea is fantastic. never taken anyone along than they are to reading, and allowed 0 Adam-12 Marie Saint. Residents of Cape come a reality. “I just finished a three- the highway and shown that CB could make these because i 6 The Course Of Our Times Cod are convinced that a sub­ Clive C. Veri, dean of the week trip with my family them AJozium — the spot historiQal {mints come alive. the case 1 6:55 marine landing party is part of a College of Continuing Edu­ from Nashville to the West where Marie Antoinette was His (dan is somewhat com­ indictmei martian invasion. Coast and back,” says insur­ 0 N e w s cation at Northern Illinois going to establish a French plex, but it is certainly worth Donali 0 Movie "Full Of Life” (1957) ance executive John Harde- village for the loyalists of genuine consideration. The 7:00 Judy Holliday, Richard Conte. A University, at DeKalb, has ippoint ramifications of it can blow ® C B S N e w s man disrupts the lives of his son advanced a proposal to both Mendenhi ® The Brady Bunch the Department of Health, a poor old CBer’s mind. and pregnant daughter-in-law. (2 “There’s no place in our coun­ scheduled ® 0 A B C N e w s hrs.) Education and Welfare and Next week: details of the ® Bowing For Dollars 6 Maatarplaoe Theatre the National Endowment of plan. Nov. 2, £ “ F e s tMlO C fFaith try where something historical Humanities that would cre­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) handed d< 0 Soap Factory 9:30 0 News 0 Fourth Estate ate a nationwide “CB hasn’t happened.” limit for 00DlckCavett network” to function as a CB CONVAC passed. 0 Newlywed (Bame historical sightseeing guide beck. “We drove because we the French Revolution — 0 The Odd Couple 10:00 throughout the century. ® (dunment wanted the children to see that they didn’t say they’d S to 7:29 ® 6 N e w s “There’s no place in our the country. W e had a CB ' never heard of su(di a thing. county where something 0 D aly Numbers ^ P ro m is e s Of God because we thought it would Yet the land w as purchased N E W ^ 0 0 The Eddie Capra Myster- historical hasn’t happened,” be comiMUiy on the long and members of the govern­ 7:30 jpened ® P M Magazine says Veil, “but we drive stretches between stops. 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