(Puzzle . " Prize 1)11 Worth $175 u ... ^ Peck Says He^ll Pay Director Offers Plan Complete Scholastic 1 Homemaker Service Part of Signs* Cost To Solve Leaf Woes Sports Highlights Lacking Personnel Page 3 Page 6 1 Page 10 Page 12 ^ ■ '1 \------^ iiaitrliPBtpr Cloudy Saturday, Highs Sunday in 60s lEupmug iirralb Details on Page 2 Puzzle Prize Grows to $173 Vol. XCVIII, No. 306 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, September 29, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20C Single Copy • 15(t Home Delivered There were still no winners in the Herald's Prizeweek Puzzle, and the contest prize increases another $2f. in this fourth week of Carter Plans competition. Nearly 1.000 entries have been WIRING received by the Herald. The prize for this week's Puzzle, which 2 appears in today s TV spotlight KT34 section, has been increased to Major Talk $17f.. There is a bonus if a winning en­ mie■.. ^ lackson try is submitted by a home sub­ scriber. On Troops Fuel Aid I of the Sun HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep, WASHINGTON lU Pl) - President At issue is what the administration Toby Moffett. D-Conn,. brought a I Carter will address the nation Mon­ describes as a Soviet combat brigade gloom and doom picture to day at 9 p.m. EDT on the tense stan­ of up to 3,000 men stationed in Cuba, Connecticut Friday about the doff between the United States and recently discovered by U.S. in­ chances of getting massive gplfel Russia over Soviet combat troops in telligence sources The United States federal aid approved in time to Cuba, the White House announced has protested strongly to the keep .New Englanders warm this About 30 persons protested the opening in in front of the Showcase Cinemas marquee, Friday Kremlin, but the Russians say the winter. The White House announcment in troops have been in Cuba for years Moffett, who was in Hartford to East Hartford of the new Monty Python where the film is playing. The group claims full said: "The president will address and are simply military advisers — speak before the Capitol Region movie. "Life of Brian," a film which is a the film is anti-Christian. anti-Semitic and the nation at 9 p.m. on Monday. Oct not a combat brigade. They have Community Council, also said spoof on the life of Christ. The protesters blasphemous. (Herald photo by Blake) 1. on issues connected with the Soviet rnade no move to withdraw them, most government officials don't recited the rosary out loud Friday afternoon combat brigade in Cuba. " Cuban President Fidel Castro — a seem to be putting enough The situation was grave enough for top Moscow ally — invited American emphasis on what he believes is Secretary of State Cyrus Vance to reporters to Havana Friday for what the only way out of the energy cancel a long-planned trip to Panama the Cuban mission in Washington shortage - conservation. this weekend for ceremonies on the said would be a Hic^-nssinn of the One man in the audience asked Marchers Protest Panama Canal treaties. troops. if people would receive President But Vance himself said there was White House press secretary Jody Carter's $1.4 billion in emergency not "a crisis, " and White House Powell agreed with Vance that there fuel aid in time for this heating press secretary Jody Powell — is no crisis despite the inconclusive season. The money hinges on Carter's top spokesman — agreed talks with Gromyko, who returned to Congressional approval of his Showing of Film Administration sources first said the Soviet Union Friday. windfall profits tax on oil com­ Carter would seek television time for Prior to his meetings with By CHRIS BLAkK marchers clutched rosarv beads as Stoning is portrayed as a common, a speech on the troop problem Sun­ Gromyko. Vance held a series of un­ panies. they walked. Another person in the audience Herald Reporlcr popular sport in Bible days, the Rev. day night. But later, they said the successful talks in Washington with shouted: "Three years. " She said the group was saying the Fulton .said. time was changed and noted some Soviet Ambassador Anatoly EAST HARTFORD - About 30 per­ rosary because the movie mocks the "This is an offense against God, " Dobrynin, but the Slate Department "If you don't get it detached sons. some saying the rosary out loud Jews would not be able to see the Blessed Virgin Mary Mrs, Pressamarita said "The movie speech on Sunday because of Yom said no further sessions are from that whole windfall profits and some carrying signs, marched in Although none of the protesters had is not advertised for what it is. " Kippur. the most solemn Hebrew- scheduled with him. either tax thing." Moffett said, "you front of the Showcase Cinetnas seen the movie, they based their op­ She .said the Monty Python group holy day There were indications that A'ance could be right." marquee off Silver Lane Friday position on a review by the Rev. has made "a lot of funny movies and The sources said Carter's speech — because of the troops situation — afternoon to protest the premier of Roger Fulton of ,'the -Nighborhood mocked people before, but they went might cancel his scheduled trip to the new Monty Python movie. "Life may include a display of top secret Terf’s Pitch Church of New York City. too far when they mocked Christ. " intelligence photos and other data Panama this weekend for Monday of Brian," a spoof on the life of The Rev. Fulton said the film is She said the group had planned to ceremonies on the Panama Canal Christ. supporting the U S. position that BOSTON (UPI) - Edward immoral. anti-Christian. anti- send a member into the theater to combat troops arc- in Cuba treaties. He already has reversed E "When people quote the First Kennedy told cheering unionists Semitic and blasphemous see the movie, but the group decided White House attention to the situa­ plans for a Saturday trip to Yale Amendment, they should quote the who had just endorsed him Friday The Rev. Fulton said the movie "not to dirty our own minds by seeing tion escalated after talks between Universiy. First Commandnmnt. " said the that they won't be disappointed contains such scenes as one where a it." \'ance and Soviet Foreign Minister Powell said the White House is group's leader and spokeswoman , when he announces in a few weeks healed leper complains that "healing She said moviegoers will be Andrei Gromyko broke off with "in­ evaluating the troop problem in a P Mary Ann Pressamarita. whether he will challenge Presi­ from the Messiah ruined his begging "caught up in the laughter, but they conclusive" results Thursday night "very calm and deliberate process Mrs. Pressamarita said the film is dent Carter in 1980. career. " don't realize they're practicing Within hours. Carter had sum­ that is proceeding in a timely but not anti-Christian. anti-Semitic and Kennedy's strongest statement Another scene shows "foolish and blasphemy when they laugh. " moned his top diplomatic and hurrieii fashion — a process we blasphemous. to date indicating he will run greedy merchants" selling crosses Fred Gerardi. manager of the local military advisers to the White House believe will merit and receive the Many of the marchers wore blue came after the Massachusetts and candles along the road to a Showcase, said the movie drew a and he met with them again Friday support of the people of this coun­ berets, a sign of the Roman Catholic AFL-CIO shouted approval of a crucifixion, the review states. "typical Friday afternoon matinee morning. try." Blue Berets, a conservative, activist resolution endorsing him for "The sacrilege concerning crowd. " He said the after noon Sources said the president would But he indicated Carter may unveil group. president and urging the national Messiah's mother seems almost matinees average 20 to 30 persons, outline the developments for the some top secret photographs and The orderly marchers walked AFL-CIO to do the same. endless." the review said. but he did not know how many bought public and probably reveal what his other data during his nationally "You'll be hearing my response around the marquee before the 2 p.m. The Rev. Fulton said the Jewish tickets for the Monty Python movie. response to the situation will be. broadcast address to support the to that resolution in the next very showing of the film. They paused people are shown as willing to follow Gerardi said he hasn't seen the points he will make. few days and very few weeks and periodically to line up along the side any prophet and the whole culture is film yet and doesn't know what it is I don't think you'll be disap­ of the road and hold up th( ,i signs to depicte(l as overrun with mentally ill about. pointed." he said. passing motorists on Silver Lane. prophets. He said the firm's home office Later, with scores of union Mrs. Pressamarita said she wants The review states the mother of signs the contracts for films and the Ocean Searched delegates jumping up on the table other to realize what they are going the Messiah (Brian i is a transvesti- contract dictates the length of a tops and shouting, the senator to see in the movie. tle "in direct violation to the Holy film's run at the cinemas. held aloft a "Kennedy in '80" T- "We can't stop people from going, Scriptures." He said he didn't know whether the shirt he had been presented. but we re making them aware of The Rev. Fulton al.so said the film protest march would draw more For Navy Woman "I was looking for something what they're going to see. " she said. "tosses about almost every vile four- moviegoers, adding "people who are comfortable to wear around the Mrs. Pressamarita led the le tte r word known in g u tter going to come out are going to come SAN DIEGO I UPI) - A Navy ship when she disappeared. " said .Mark Senate." Kennedy said. gathering in the rosary. Many of the Engli.sh ' out." searched calm Pacific seas off the Baker, public affairs officer for the coast of Washington Friday for a 22- Naval Surface Force Pacific " She is year-old enlisted woman who dis­ officially lost at sea. ' Prime Raised appeared from a guided missile test He said the executive officer. Lt. ship to become the first woman in Cmdr. Randall Myers, is currently NEW YORK (UPI) - Gloom Navy history to be iisted as "lost at interviewing the crew" of 21 officers and uncertainty hung over the Glastonbury Picks sea." and 376 enlisted personnel as part ot stock market Friday and the Fireman Muriel M. MacBride ol the investigation. " lower prices were a reflection of Ames. low"a. was last seen aboard Thei"e were tour women officers the condition. the r.43-foot USS Norton Sound in pre­ and 64 enlisted w"omen in the ship's Citibank upped the prime len­ dawn hours Thursday as the ship ("rew" Only one other Navy vessel in 2 ding rate another quarter point, Borden as Manager sailed toward a rendezvous w ith U.S. the Pac ilic Fleet has more women bringing it to 13 1 2percent. Most ;ind Canadian warships taking part in irewinemhers the San Diego- of the country's other banks By DAVE LWALLKK the town sinft members introduced ;i massive training exercise off the based destroyer lender Samuel swung into line. themselves to Borden and offered We.st Coast. Gompers with a complement ol lour lli'riiin Keporlcr "I want to make sure the energy Alden VV. Clausen, president of and momentum stays high in congratulations. "We don't know- where she was or women ollicers and 8!) enlisted the Bank of America, told a GLASTONBURY - The town Glastonbury. I am not going to let Borden said Che.shire is similar to what she was doing aboard the ship women meeting of financial analysts in culminated a five-month search things fall by the wayside, " Borden Glastonbury. Cheshire's population Munich the U.S. recession will ex­ Friday by hiring Richard S. Borden said. is about 21.000 in Glastonbury's is tend tar into the first quarter of 9 Jr. as the new town manager. Borden Borden will begin his full-time 27.000. Cheshire is a suburb of New 1980.' will leave his post as town manager duties on Oct. 29 and will be paid a Haven and Waterbury. While in The dollar fell on most foreign in Cheshire. salary of $39,000. linlil then, Borden Cheshire, Borden has had 120 town markets as the price of gold edged Borden succeeds Donald C. Peach, said that he would spend about three employees under him and in Glaston­ towards $400 an ounce. who is now the city manager in Hart­ days a week in town to get him.self bury there are 200. The combination of gloomy ford. Peach resigned on May 1 after acquainted. He said he still has to "I have several loose ends to clear news sent the Dow Jones in­ 19 years of service to the town. He finish business in Cheshire before he up in Cheshire before I move on." dustrial average reeling. The had been the town manager since moves on. He announced his move to Borden said. blue-chip indicator slipped 8,r" 1960. when the town switched from the Cheshire staff Friday afternoon. "There are a lot of similar issues points to 878.r.8. and for the week the selectmen form of government to Before moving to the Cheshire post between the tow towns, " Borden has given up around If. points, a the council-town manager form. in 1973. he had been the director of said. "There are problems of growth far cry from its rise of almost If. Town Council Majority Leader administration in Vernon since 1968. that have to be dealt with. We have to points last week. Dale Richter introduced Borden to a Borden is married and has three look at the plan of development, pthering of about 40 staff members children. Borden said he will even­ transportation issues, sewers and in the Town Council chambers. tually be moving to Glastonbury. public water supply. " Borden, who has been the manager He has a bachelor of science in ac­ Richter said the council is very Inside Today in Cheshire since 1973, explained his counting from the University of pleased with its choice. The vote was reasons for coming to Glastonbury. Connecticut and also holds a masters unanimous. Churches ...... 8-9 "There were two factors influen­ in business administration from the "1 guess you can see why we were Classified...... 12-14 cing my decisions to take the job llniversity of Hartford's Graduate unanimous. " Richter said referring Collectors' Corner...... 2 here. One was the caliber of the School of Business and Public Ad- to Borden's credentials. Comics...... 15 professional staff here and the other niinistration. Borden also holds a "I am very pleased with the Courses by Newspaper...... 4 was the courtesy and the openness of (masters degree in public administra­ quickness with which the council Entertainment ...... 2 the people who I have met,” Borden tion from the University of New moved on this matter." Richter said. People/Places...... said. Haven. Town Council member Sonny Richard S. Borden Jr., (right), the newly appointed town Prizeweek Puzzle.. TV Spotlight ‘A decision to leave a nice town "I am just thrilled to be here, I Googins said the council spent over manager, receives congratulations from Town Council Majori­ Sports...... 10-11 like Cheshire comes hard. Cheshire know that I have all of you people to 40 hours on interviews. There were 78 Television ...... TV Spotlight ty Leader Dale Richter on Friday. Richter introduced Borden is a nice town and I like it," he added. count on." Borden said addressing for the job. according to Town Coun­ to town staff members in the Town Council Chambers, t Herald W eather...... Borden said people have plready the staff members. cil Chairman Henry Kinne. tnade him feel very comfortable in At the conclusion of the meeting. photo by Lavallee) EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 29, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO KVKNINC; HKRALD. Sal., Sepl. 29. 1979 Mrs. Anna Adams Collectors^ Corner To INole Birthday' Peck Says He’ll Pay Mrs. Annu Adums of East Hart­ John Paul Jones Cover ford. the former Anna Bensche. will celebrate her 100th birthday on Sept. .10. Part of Signs’ Cost Born in 1870 in Loemnitz. Austria. i she emigrated to the United States in Not as Bad as the Rest By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA leadership was "pulling out of the April could not be reached for com­ 1895 and later met her husband, the sign effort.” ment. Herald Reporter late Andrew Adams, who had also By RUSS MacKENDRlCK c...... Republican Chairman Richard Weinstein said, "The Republican emigrated from Austria, in 1893. The Although thio column takes a jaun­ I I tlfd M « « MANCHESTER - Republican Weinstdin responded by saying, Party participated in the Cable TV couple was married in July 1905 in diced view of such contrived collec­ Registrar of Voters Frederick Peck “I made it clear from the first or se­ candidate program in the election said Friday he would contribute from Manchester. tibles a philatelicnumismatic covers, cond meeting of the Voter Turnout two years ago. I can tell you I wasn’t The couple lived in New Hartford this one has a better excuse for being his personal funds money that the Committee that I did not believe impressed. The use of Cable TV, I and- Torringlon. later returning to than most of them. It is an offering of Voter Turnout Committee had hoped Republican funds should be invested feel, is not a viable or effective Manchester, where they both worked the United States Capitol Historical to receive from the Republican Par­ in the billboard program.” means of campaigning.” at the Cheney Bros, until Mr. Adams Society with'their John Paul Jones I J ty- In other charges, Cummings said In reference to Cummings charge death in 1947. medal fitted Into an envelope bearing ' N.1UH» % Peck said the program he will per­ WeiYistein told Communications that Weinstein said cable idea was .Mrs. Adams now lives in an East the J.P.J. stamp with a first-day sonally support concerns placing 4X5 Coordinator Jay April the discriminatory, Weinstein said, ”I Hartford convalescent home. cancellation. The design is supposed signs in municipal buildings and com­ Republican candidates would not was being facitious. I can’t believe She has a daughter. Mrs. Alfred W. to represent a ship with a billowing mercial concerns. He said it had participate in a series of discussions Cummings would use that. I Anna I Hansen of 33 Mary St., East sail. nothing to do with billboards. to be aired on Cable TV’s Channel 13. Regarding Cummings charge that Peck said he had been working on Hartford: two grandchildren; and The Society, whose guiding lights April, who is also a member of the April said Weinstein said the eight great-grandchildren. include Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford the Voter Turnout Committee for Voter Turnout Committee, had men­ Republicans are too busy to par­ Blood Prfs.mire Soreoning and Lady Bird Johnson, was months and believes very strongly in tioned his hope to hold one half hour ticipate in the cable plan, Weinstein chartered by Congress as a nonprofit the project. “I would not have debates between candidates and have said, “We’ll speak wherever there is COVENTRY —There will be a free . organization in 1978. worked on it so long and hard if I did candidates field audience questions a constituency to attract.” blood pressure screening clinic Oct. 2 Jones was bom in Scotland and was not believe in it,” said Peck. at the committee meeting in early from 1 to 2 p.m. at Bane's Pharmacy. apprenticed on a ship at the age of 13. did so with raids off the British coast. sion of the "I have not yet begun to The Voter Turnout Committee, September. The clinic is sponsored by the “What he ledmed about the sea and In 1778-79 £► well-traveled French fight!” Subsequently the Richard composed of civic and political When April approached Weinstein Rebekalis Meet Public Health Nursing Association of East Indiaman of 900 tons was grappleb tightly to the Serapis, blew leaders, has developed a program to seafaring men is still influencing with his proposal, Cummings said. MANCHESTER -Sunset Rebekah Coventry Inc. | renamed the Bonhomme Richard” (a overcome voter apathy in the Nov. 6 strongly the U.S. Navy, and all the up a powder magazine and shredded Weinstein told April, “it is a waste of Lodge will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at other navies of the world.” (From translation of B. Franklin’s “Poor the mainmast. 'The British captain election. The sign program is one of time; it is discriminatory because the efforts in the program. Friday, the Marine Corps League Home. Center (!!liureli “The First Captain,” by G.W. John­ Richard” which was all the rage in finally had it and was escorted to the everybody doesn’t have Cable TV. After the meeting, there will be a Democratic Town Chairman Ted MANCHESTER - Confirmation son.) France at the tim e,) fitted with some Richard where he gave his sword to and I don't have Cable TV; and we’re social time with refreshments. Ready for Bowers Jamboree Cummings said the Republican classes of Center Congregational When he was 21 and returning from tired old guns, and given to Com­ Jone. It was graciously returned and too busy.” Church will meet Monday at 5 p.m. at Jamaica as a passenger, fhe captain modore Jones. they went below for a glass of wine. Several children have reason to be proud of Krawczyk chaired the workshop where these the church. and first mate died of a tropical fever With this he eventually engaged the TTie Bonhomme Richard went to their mothers who have been meeting weekly items were created, (from left to right: Signups Set The Grade 7 Class will meet in the and Jones brought the ship safely to British warship, the Serapis. Author the bottom a few hours later. Scotland. The owners were delighted S.E. Morison described the match-up The phil-num cover is available since last January to make these items for Brian Curry, Kevin Coveil, Jeffry Follett, Federation Room, the Grade 8 Class, Tina Massaro and Kelly Topping.) For Classes the Robbins Room, and Grade 9 in and Jones became master of a as being something like a cruiser at- with a bronze medal for $15. with a the Bowers Jamboree to be held Oct. 6 at the merchant vessel in the West Indies tacking a heavily-armed and silver one for $45 and with gold for Bowers School in Manchester. Mrs. Vivan MANCHESTER - The With Thii Coupon 4 • |7 50 Putchai6* the Carrier Room. FLAVOBFUL MOUNTAIN DEW OR JUMBO-DECORATED PAPER trade - carrying over salt speedier battleship. $600 - sh ip m en ts to begin in Recreation Department’s provisions, butter and cloth and Being out-maneuvered and out- December. Payments may be made fall cultural program will Hearing (Canceled bringing back sugar, rum, “cotton gunner, Jones tried close quarters to U.S.C.H.S. and mailed to the conduct a late registration OUR OWN PEPSI E COBONET MANCHESTER -The Planning wool,” ginger and mahogany planks. with his men attempting to board the United States Capitol Historical 911 Limited to Manchester for classes Monday COLA TOWELS and Zoning Commission hearing for Serapis. They were driven off and at Society, 200 Maryland Ave. N.E. through Friday from 9 a.m. TEA BAGS W K * He became acquainted with Joseph October, scheduled for Monday. Oct. that point the British captain invited (Dept. At, Washington, DC 20002. to 1:30 p.m. at the Arts W gel.o r OQO Hewes, chairman of the Marine Com­ 9 liter n jl AP} I. has been canceled. mittee that established the Continen­ him fn surrender - this was the occa­ Residents in Bolton, Andover and is for Manchester residents only. and is manned 24 hours a day by Building. ttciu0in9dSMl JQ Oci 6 ltr« Veneseoi )0 0(1 « I8r« .Annual Heeling Nellie Moran, a resident of Manchester Manor, celebrated Jones was commissioned a first letters, by the Southern New England residents who received such letters can handle calls without delay. beginners will meet dn and stickers for their telephones Residents in Bolton who need the ANDOVER - The Annual Town her 100th birthday on Sept, 27. She was born on Sept. 27,1879 in lieutenant and raised the Grand Classes Have Openings Telephone Company, telling them Tuesdays from 9:30 to Witt) Thit Valuable Coupon Wtth This Coupon A a S7 50 Purchase' | VYtth This Coupon 4 a S7 50 Purchaia’ Meeting will be Monday at 8 p.m. at Burwash, Sussex, England, one of 15 children. She is a Union flag with his own hands on the that beginning Monday they should should remove them. services of the police department 10:30 a.m. The cost of the RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEES ALL PURPOSE-MEDIUM Residents in Bolton, Andover and should call 643-6060 or 643-tio04, in An­ Andover Elementary School. The member of Community Baptist Church and the Manchester armed ship "Alfred” on Dec. 7.177.6. VERNON - There are still some on the. grounds of Vernon Grange, use the “911” emergency numb* r for eight week class is $8. 500 OFF agenda includes hearing and accep­ police, fire and ambulance Vernon should call 872-7333 for fire dover call 646-6604 or 423-7272 and in Bridge classes will meet With The Purchase Price Of One ■ EIGHT YELLOW Senior Citizens. She has a daughter, Mrs. Walter Whitman of As he wrote later, he considered openings in classes in the fall Route 30. ting reports of various town officers himself “ A free citizen of the World program being sponsored by the In­ Classes will run for six weeks. assistance. and or emergency medical Vernon call 875-0761. from 1 to 2 p.m. on assistance. Calling 872-7333 will im­ The correct emergency numbers GALLON and boards, electing members to the Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) in defense of the Violated rights of dian Valley YMCA. Registrations are Tennis, for ages 9 and up, Mondays The letters were sent in error. Tuesdays for beginners and O’CLOCK ONIONS mediately connect them to the should be placed on or near the ..„C,I.. Memorial Day Committee and doing Mankind.” being accepted at the “Y” office at and Wednesdays, beginners 3:30 to The residents of the three towns on Thursdays for in­ PRESTONEI Tolland County Mutual Aid Dispatch telephone for use when needed. J lb. bag any other business proper to come In 1977 he was put in command of Vernon Circle and the office will be 4:30 p.m. and advanced 4:30 to 5:30 should liave been sent letters infor­ termediates. Both classes Anti-Freeze 3 - 9 ^ Center. The center dispatches every The use of 911 will cause a delay in ’ItCIwAAg .l*m« pioh Ua before the meeting Disco Lessons Planned another ship, the “Ranger,” which open today from 9 a.m. to nnon. p.m., private courts in Ellington: The ming them not to use the 911 cost $8 and meet for eight LMil on* l*mil, Limi owf cou(K>ep«> idS*al )0 0«l « lir t iv«i'as*«i »-Oti 119>» he supplied, among other things, with Openings still exist in the following adult lessons will be Mondays and emergency number. The 911 number calls for 12 towns in Tolland County weeks. equipment. Further A.A Group \leels MANCHESTER - The Manchester week.s at the West Side Rec starting $198 worth of chickens “destined for classes: • Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m. information is available by MANCHESTER -E m anuel Hill Recreation Department will offer Monday from 3 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m. the use of the sicke on board.” He Guitar, for those age 10 and up, Racquetball for ages 12 and up, contacting the Arts Chapter. Alcoholics Anonymous, will disco classes for youth ages 10-17 at Class size is limited. went to France with orders to Mondays from 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. at Mondays, and Fridays, 3:30 to 4:30 Kennedy Improved Building, 647-3089, meet tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of the West Side Recreation Center. The class is free. All participants "proceed with her in the manner you Skinner Road School. p.m for four weeks at Center Court Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Classes will be held every are required to have a recreation shall judge best for distressing the Dog obedience for teens and adults, on Route 83. BOSTON (UPI) - Doc­ condition continues to im­ Another Church St. Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.. membership card. The cost is $3 for Enemies of the United States” - and Mondays 3 to 4 p.m. and 4 to 5 p.m.. tors at New England Bap­ prove, She has been 8 tavarttatJ lt*ma to r*4wir*4 to ba raadihr reason starting Oct. 18. The classes are youth. tist Hospital Friday said walking around her room. It or balow lh * itfvaFttoid pric* In each M apactftoativ netad in thto ad______. You'll do better. addell PTA scheduled to run for five weeks. For further information contact the condition of Rose No further (medical) MANCHESTER —The Executive Registration will be held for two the West Side Rec, 647-3166. Bookmobile Schedule Fitzgerald Kennedy, who bulletins are anticipated,” Board of the Waddell School PTA underwent an emergency the doctors said ih a state­ ATTENTION SHOPPERS! will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the hernia operation earlier ment released by the t h e s a v i n g p l a c e ^ If you didn’t receive a copy of this media center. Santa’s W orkshop Set MANCHESTER - Here Learning Center. 2:50 p.m. — Jensen Street. a m. to 6 p.m. Children's this week, was improving. hospital. is next week's schedule for 11 am . — Beechwood 3:30 p.m. — Bretton Road. department open Monday and “Mrs. Rose Kennedy’s week’s money-saving circular- Kitchen Social ANDOVER - The annual Santa's For more information call Cindy the Manchester Public Nursery School. 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. Thursday from 9 a m. to 9 Sal* Eftacllva Sat., Sapl. 29^hru Sat., Oct. 6th workshop for students at Andover Hood at 742-8779 or Pat Nagaeli at 2:10 p.m. — Heather Lane. p.m. and Tuesday. MANCHESTER - All residents of Library bookmobile: Wednesday. Friday and Satur­ pick one up at your local . Mayfair Gardens are invited to par­ Elementary School will be run this 742-718.". 2:50 p.m. — Curry Lane. Library Hours Monday 3:30 p.m. — Winthrop Road. day from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. year by Cindy Hood. Pat Nagaeli and Mary Cheney Library — as is our custom, fairway will be It’s loaded with values galore! ticipate in a kitchen social Monday at Sunday Came 10 a.m. — Spencer Village. 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. Whiton Memorial Library — 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. Linda Meadows. Adult and reference All departments open Monday At the workshop students purchase BOLTON - The Bolton Tigers 11 a m. — Charter Oak Thursday departments open Monday closed all day Saturday due to the Apartments. through Friday from 10 a.m. midget football team will play the through Friday from 9 a.m. to Lutz Museum homemade gifts at reasonable 2:10 p.m. — Westminster 9:30 a.m. — Early Childhood to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday Warriors Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Learning Center. 9 p.m. and Saturday, from 9 Jewish holiday... MANCHESTER - The public is in­ prices, for their family members. Road. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parents are asked to support the Glastonbury. The Bolton Bulldogs 10:30 a m. — Head Start. vited to visit Lutz Junior Museum 2:50 p.m. — Meadow Lane. S SUPERMARKET PRICES project and help by attending weekly pony football team will play Tolland 2:10 p.m. — Green Lodge Sunday from 2 to r p.m. Admission to 3.30 p.m. — Avondale Road. workshops or by doing work at home. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Tolland. Rest Home. the museum at 126 Cedar St. is free. 4:10 p.m. — Oakwood Road. Scotts 1'uesday Viernoncinc 1^2 •'every U.S.D.A. INSPECTED 10:20 a m. — Bigelow «OUIfS H.l ht FXIT Show Starts at 7:00 The Almanac The Weather Street. little Grade “A” Saturday rain ending in the morning considerable 11 a.m. — Walnut Street. By I niti-d Press Inleriiulioiiul th in g YOUR KEY TO A BETTER U M N cloudiness in the afternoon. Highs 70 to 75. Mostly cloudy 11:40 a.m. — Goslee Drive. THE th e mVoel* of imJaftysA | Today is Saturday. Sept 29. the 272nd day of 1979 with 93 chance of occasional rain or drizzle Saturday night and 2:10 p.m. — North Elm nI ^9 :2 0 AMITWILLE jowrftown m anehutar. YOUNG to follow. Sunday. Lows Saturday night in the mid to upper 50s. Street. The moon is in its first quarter. 2:50 p.m. — Homestead mm Highs Sunday in the upper 60s to low 70s. Outlook for R O f a o r n HORROR THIS FALL & NEXT SPRING TURKEYS The morning stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. Monday...partly sunny highs 70 to 75. Probability of Park Apartments. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. 3:30 p.m. — Evergreen precipitation 50 percent Saturday 40 percent Saturday Co-HK " House R Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. night. Light and variable winds through Saturday night. Road. 2 That Dripped Actors Gene Autry and Trevor Howard were born on 4:10 p.m. — Parkade THE ,,00 Dandelions? Chickweed’’ Plantain'^ If Sept. 29 - Autry in 1907 and Howard in 1916. Apartments. AIMITWILLE B l o ^ these or similar weeds are ruining your R -in- lawn, you’ll be pleased with Scolls* On this date in history: Lottery Numbers Wednesday HORROR”" TheyCanMR Turf Builder* Plus 2 ' II clears oul 41 of In 1789. the ILS. War Department set up a regular army 10 a m. — Manchester Early HO From WHMn FLO’S the most common lawn weeds easily of 700 men to serve for three years. Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New and surely At the same lime. Plus 2 gives England: Cake Decorating Supplies, Inc. your lawn a prolonged feeding — the kind i -DO In 1936, in the presidential campaign between Franklin THE EIGHTH IS GREAT COMMITTEE~ D. Roosevelt and Alf Landon, both parties went on radio Connecticut: 191 that helps your grass green up and (III in / » A\P100 PURE BUITFM fp n /t for the first time. New Hamphisre: 6057 those places where the weeds used lo / B asted Turkeys 78 Rhode Island: 3275 be. Spread il this weekend You'll be ' • Register Now For glad you did' Grasso May Run Again THEMCHTOF \ m FAU U.S.No.l-BAKERS HARTFORD il'P Ii — Gov. Ella Gras.so said Friday "I don't think we need a law in Connecticut,” Mrs. CANDY MANINO CLASS CORTLAND OR she hoped to Irv to "break precedent " with recent Grasso said. "I think the voters are perfectly capable of 0 8 8 TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT PRODUCE RUSSET political tr<’nds and run for a third term as governor of making their judgments on these matters.” MCINTOSH ('onneclicul On the subject of Carter, the governor said the presi­ CELERY 6j)00M |.a POTATOES 2 The govern(jr al.so said in a taped interview with the dent or Kennedy should leave the race for the 1980 APPLES SELF-DETERMINATION LEARN TO hiAKE CANDY^ 10JW0M].ft...... 16.88 HEARTS ('onneclicul Radio .Network that she was still behind Democratic presidential nomination if either man is ^^LIKE A PROFESSIONAL 16JW0M|.ft...... 23.88 President Carter, but said he should bow out if it looks clearly aheati at the time of the National Democratic \ IN YOUR OWN HOME like Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-.Mass.. has the lead at con­ ('onvention. Made Fresh j vention lime. Daily I think that by next summer, judgments will have to In Store I Mrs. Grasso. who was re-elected to a .second four-year be made on all sides," Mrs. Grasso said. "I don't think term in .November 1979. said she intended to complete the burden of responsibility should be solely on Senator ★ THAT’S WHAT AMERICA STANDS FOR. her second term. Kennedy's shoulders." Tomato Sauce Orange Juice "I would hope at that time, that the judgment that will "If by the time we get down to the convention we find ★ THAT’S WHAT MANCHESTER TOLD H.U.D. II you’d like a lawn your whole family can Prlnge-1 lb. pkg. be made will be to break precedent and perhaps join that a very clear picture is developing, one way or the en|oy, we recommend Scotts* Turf Builder* America's favorite lertilizer lor MACARONI GONTADINA MINUTE MAID some of the others who tried to be governor for a longer other, I would expect that each of them — if they're the ★ THAFS ALL THAT THE 8th (EIGHTH UTILITIES (0 developing thick green lawns. Turf Builder period of time, she said on Dialogue-79.' to be aired two major contenders — would do some very real soul- helps grass build roots and develop Sundav. DISTRICT) WANTS FOR ITSELF. Your Choice! J searching and make some other judgments.” vibrantly green top growth. And Ms long- • Elbows The U.S. ('(institution prohibits a president from "I don't think either person would wish to be a spoiler ^^JkslawR!Tt^arinac!y lasting feeding actually helps grass • Rlgaloni halt \ ★ CARL ZINSSER, WILLIAM DIANA AND JOHN I ^ seeking a third term, but there is no such statute covering and I would think that at the time, we could see some tru­ multiply itselt — so your lawn grows • zm (0 455 HARTFORD ROAD • Medium rea Ic o n t.l governors in Connecticut. ly heroic action,” the governor said. TUCCI AGREE. thicker and denser, as well as greener. Shells 0 : 3 9 ^ 3 643-5230 Just spread M as directed, with no danger .■VlaiK.he.sUT ★ STEPHEN PENNY, STEPHEN CASSANO, of burning the grass — even in hot To Advertise weather. AnnPagd'Crtamor WhI. K tfnalC ornW ^ei. Sealtest-AII Flavors East llarltiird - (tlastonbury To Report Newe ARNOLD KLEINSCHMIDT AND FRANCIS Jane Parker-Sliced White • Cut Wai Of Cul Green Btent 15*^ ot. 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PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT 30-OCT 6,1979 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS regarding service or delivery.' call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Fam ily...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 weekly. $3.90 lor one month. $11.70 for M ANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ______^ Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 three months, $23.40 for six months, and I should be made by 0 p.m. Monday MARY WARRINGTON, TREASURER through Friday and by 7 30 a m. .Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours arc 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. PLEASE CAU.THEATRE VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. day. available on reque.sl. Monday through F’riday. FOR SCREEN TIMES JH E EIGHTH IS GREAT COMMITTEE_____ PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 29, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 29, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Community Calendar Foliage Best in North green in Rockville Center. (Rain date Oct. 6). Andover Rummage and White Elephant Sale, 10 a.m. Union WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - is between the beginning stage and Moosehead Lake and Rangeley Lake Monday Congregational Church annex. Elm Street. Northern New England offers the well established. regions. Among the suggested . Tdwn clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Monday best fall foliage viewing this The best foliage viewing in -Ver­ viewing routes are 6 and 15 between Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Program on Food Processors, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., weekend, with the northeastern sec­ mont w ill be found in the Jackman and Greenville, and 16 and Building. Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30 tions of New Hampshire, Vermont northeastern quarter of the state, 27 near Rangeley. Annual Town Meeting, 8 p.m., Andover Elementary^ Department of Children and Youth Services meeting on and Maine the top color spots, the where full color is expected this Motorists should not have any dif­ School. foster parenting, 7 p.m, 1 Court St. ALA Auto and Travel Club said weekend, and good viewing routes in­ ficulty finding gas .stations open on Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park Thursday. clude 111 and 114 near such towwns weekends in Maine, New Hampshire Wednesday Place. Although the Canadian border as Newport and Burke. and Vermont. It is still advisable to Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Tuesday country of New Hampshire is still Central Vermont will also offer avoid waiting until too late in the day Church. colorful, the colors are not as bright to purchase gas, since many stations “Fall Flicks,” , Children’s rooms, 3 p.m. Rockville good viewing opportunities this as those to be seen through Dixville continue to close by 5 or 6 p.m. on the Public Library. weekend, when nearly full color is average. Bolton Organizational meeting for women’s Volleyball Notch, Franconia Notch and near expected, and can he best seen in the League, 7 p.m., Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park. Berlin — where full color may arrive Mt. Mansfield-Stowe area. As for the Receives Grant Monday Wednesday as early as this weekend. rest of the state, mid-stage viewing Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ Also well established and ap­ can be enjoyed through the higher MANCHESTER - Mark Board of Directors of Hockanum Industries, 7:30 p.m., munity Hall. proaching peak is the foliage color elevations of southern Vermont. Stankiewicz, a Manchester resident, community room, Vernon Police Station, Route 30. Tuesday around Lancaster and Littleton, Maine’s foliage color is expected to was among 10 Connecticut residents •N.H., with good viewing further be at peak this weekend throughout receiving $1,000 scholarships from Bolton High School open house, 7:30 p.m., high school. Thursday south into the White Mountain the north and northwestern parts of the Central Connecticut State College Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Board meeting of the Tolland Area Association for the Retarded and Handicapped, 7:30 p.m., 1 Court St. National Forest. Foliage color the state, where prime viewing areas (CCSC) Foundation. Mr. Stankiewicz Wednesday through the rest of New Hampshire include Baxter State Park, and the attends the New Britain college Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Library. Coventry Monday Public Hearing on town garage, 7:30 p.m.. Board •Saturday *Sunday Room, Town Hall. 2-D A Y Town Council meeting, following hearing. Board Room, Town Hall. Tuesday Board of Registrars of Voters, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Town H all. Courses by Newspaper Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town H all. Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m., office at housing for PECTACULAR! elderly. Wednesday Occupational Destinies Welfare office hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town H all. Editor s Note: This is the fourth in a series of 15 articles Day Care Com m ittee, 8 p.m .. Town H all. exploring "Connections: Technology and Change." Thursday In this article, Joseph C. Gies, author of several books G irl Scouts, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. o f f on technology, traces the impact of changing technoligies Friday' l“/o on workers. Welfare office hours, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a program developed by University Extension, University »/o of California, San Diego, and funded by a grant from the East Hartford pr\ce National Endowment for the Humanities. Monday o u t Ot'9- Manchester Community College offers a three-credit Board of Education, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., pr\ces course based on the newspaper series. For information, Penney High School emphitheatre. call 646-2137. Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m.. Town Hall. o u t A related 10-part television series, “ Connections," Energy conservation workshop. Conservation and En- j THE PERFECT FALL COAT produced by the BBC and Time-Life Films, begins Sun­ viroment Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. day at 8 p.m. on Connecticut Public Television, Channel Flag football meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Recreation MEN'S 3-PIECE 24 in Hartford. COrfECTIOMS Office, Town Hall. FAMOUS Copyright 1979 by the Regents of the University of TECHHOLOCJYArOCHANGE Tuesday California. Town Council. 8 p.m.. Town Hall. COORDINATED MAKER Wednesday By Joseph C. Gies Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. CORDUROY Helping Hand outgrowth of Taylorism and the Hawthorne experiment, Rain-or-Shine Technological innovations — new tools, new machines, Thursday sought to design machinery and equipment for maximum Energy conservation workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. SEPARATES new processes — affect not only human society but, Robots, such as this one ease, convenience, and suitability. Personnel Appeals Board, 6:30 p.m.. Town Hall. COATS directly and immediately, the producing workers. Today, developed by Quasar In­ Soccer coaches’ meeting, 8 p.m.. Parks and Recreation BLAZER 0 4 > 1 0 it is possible to envision a society in which technology Automation dustries. may eventually Office, Town Hall. OurRag.44.99W I ■*TW w ill liberate workers from much of the physical drudgery eliminate much of the The most recent stage in mass production, automation, came immediately following World War II (though Our Orig.* and boredom that have marked their lives in the past. physical drudgery of work. VEST Better tools permit workers to produce more (and machines basic to factory automation go back to the Glastonbury 3 9 .9 9 Our Rag. 12.99 better! work: machines replacing tools save their labor -'.vag (UPl photo) Waltham Company in the 1880s). Workers’ resistance in 9.091 some industries, such as railroading and printing, has Tuesday Newest fashion looks and multiply their production: and computer- Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. brought considerable conflict. Yet overall, automation's SLACKS A n in poly and cotton programmed automated factories turn them into Weavers. " cept had originated in France and Britain, where Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town poplins, twills. Entirely impact on employment so far has proved limited. OurRag. 14.99 monitoring engineers, employing mental more than British workers resisted another innovation: work dis­ experiements had indicated it promise, but craft-minded Office Building. I water repellent. Nylon Meanwhile, factory working conditions continue to cry physical skills. cipline. At his celebrated pottery works in Etruria, European industry held back. In America, Eli Whitney, Thursday Put together this top fashion taffeta lining. Sizes 5-13. out for improvement, particularly the reduction of heavy look in Navy or Tan. Cotton/ Nevertheless, workers typically have not welcomed in­ England, Josiah Wedgwood, In the latter life of the 18th John Hall, and others developed it in the government- Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office ‘ InterniwUala mariidownt taken. labor, noise, and the provision of amenities. poly blend. Lined blazer. Sizes No rainchecks. novations in production technology — far from it. Nor are century, was one of the first to divide his labor force into supported arms industry. It soon gravitated to production Building. they entirely mistaken in their apprehensions about new sequential groups — potters, painters, firers, finishers — of iron stoves, sewing machines, and farm implements. “ Flexitime," by which workers are allowed to arrange Reg. 38-46. Long 40-46; // Slacks, 32-40; Vest, S-XL. techniques. Quite apart from their principal fear— that it achieving both increased production and enhanced quali­ their own schedules within certain limits, has enjoyed success in a number of U.S. and European plants and of­ Hebron may bring unemployment — new technology may have ty- The ,4inerioan System unforeseen effects on pheir working lives and personal But the new arrangement required that workers con­ fices, measured in part by a reduction in absenteeism. Monday By the time Henry Ford appeared on the industrial “ Job enrichment,” aimed at combatting “anomie” — destinies. form to the pattern imposed by the flow of production. Tax collector, town clerk, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town L scene about 1900, interchangeable-parts manufacture the bordeom of repetitive work — has also had some The outstanding historical example of the impact of Previously, as craftsmen, each performing the whole Office Building. . was known throughout the world as “ the American changing technology on workers' lives is the development range of function in pottery making, the workers had success, though in its more radical forms, such as non- Town sanitarian, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Town^ffice Proctor-Silex Automatic system." From Chicago and Cincinnati meat packing Unisonic. Deluxe Desk Top PAMPERS GENERAL ELECTRIC of factory mass production. Even while creating the frequently "kept St. Monday” (taken Monday off), and on assemblyline production of automobiles in Italy and Building. 2-Slice Toaster abundance that has transformed the modern world, mass other days had sometimes deserted their benches for an plants. Ford got the inspiration for his assembly line, Sweden, the outcome Is not yet clear. Essentially, the re­ Historical District Study Committee, 6 p.m.. Town Of­ Memory Calculator for Toddlers Soft White Bulbs production has had a dehumanizing effect which ale or a game of handball. Wedgwood posted rules and which brought parts directly to the workers in a con­ cent experiments have been attempts to exploit the prin­ fice Building. governments. Workers' organizations, enlightened levied fines, but remained chronically vexed by labor tinuous flow. ciples discovered by Elton Mayo by providing greater Wednesday 1 . 8 9 n " " No rules needed posting, no fines were required. The 8.88 management, and modern social science still seek to troubles. scope for personal achievement and recognition for the Public Health Nurse, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office O ur Reg. 2.92 SOFj-. O ur Reg. 12.99 m itigate. moving line's inexorable pace enslaved the men feeding workers. 1 Building. Remarkable Bread it. exacting repetitive functions performed with an in­ In recent decades as in times past, however, such con­ S o ft W hite Loss of Dignity Thursday Brain control human consistency. As.sembly-line workers were turned scious efforts have been less significant in altering the softe ns Fi^litin^ the Factories As powered machines supplanted skill with semiskill or Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. shadows and works as a ther­ into the human machines satirized by Charlie Chaplin in worker's relation to work than the largescale and usually Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. 1 ^ 1 mostat to assure The modern factory system has an ancestry going back lack of skill in industry after industry, workers in Britain d im in ish e s his 1936 film "Modern Times." unpredictable changes imposed by the general direction perfect shade of many centuries. Medieval wool merchants in Flanders and elsewhere lost their old sense of creativity and even glare. In Meanwhile, at the turn of the century, a Philadelphia of technology and economics. These include the shift assorted toast. Easy clean and Italy began "putting out " their wool successively to their old dignity. An observer at a British trades-union engineer, Frederick W. Taylor, devised a way to increase toward the service industries and high-technology South Windsor w attages. crumb tray. spinners, weavers, fullers, and dyers in what amounted congress in 1890 recorded the difference in appearance steel workers' output by minutely analyzing their jobs. clerical jobs, and from fabrication to processing in­ #T220AL to factories scattered through a town. The system Tuesday between the old aristocracy of craft unionists, with their By following Taylor's instructions faithfully, a worker dustries, such as chemicals, plastics, and synthetics, in foreshadowed the true factory both in increased volume Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town respectable dress, often including top hats and watch could substantially improve his piecework earnings. But which automation flourishes. of production and in the stimulation of class conflict. By Hall. chains, and the "new" unionists, the shabby, nondescript “ Taylorism” or scientific management, copied and often These changes and the rapid strides made by industrial no conincidence. history's first strike, in 1245, was by Thursday SHETLAND 1200-Watt factory workers. abused, won a reputation for efficiency at the expense of robots, which perform mechanically some of the func­ weavers of Douai. in Flanders. Beta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, 8 p.m., 315 Diane Pony Hair Dryer/Styler In America the industrial revolution at first produced a hum anity. tions previously performed by humans, give cause for The "Commercial Revolution " in which the Flemish D rive. ^ OurReg.Pri‘= !!_ quite different effect. The wealth of natural resources A glimmer of insight into worker psychology came in hope that in the not too distant future physical drudgery ,wool entrepreneurs participated provided the basis for and sever shortage of labor made the country highly the 1920s, quite by accident. In studying the effects of im ­ and anomie may both be eliminated. the later Industrial Revolution centered in 18th-century receptive to the textile machinery spirited out of Britian proved illumination on worker performance at the Vernon steam-powered, multiplying productivity but alarming ENTiRE STOCK LOCKiNG GAS CAPS (against ineffective laws forbidding its export) by Western Electric Company plant at Hawthorne, 111., The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are the hand weavers. In the early 19th century, bands of Today Samuel Slater, a youthful immigrant of 1789 who became Elton Mayo was astonished to find that a control group, those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect AND PORTABLE FUEL CONTAiNERS "Luddites," fearing loss of jobs, tried to destroy the new Second annual Rockville Festival starts 10 a.m., on the the “ Father of American Manufacture." Native under the old lighting, improved its production as much those of the University of California, the National En­ Be prepared! Choose from plastic or metal containers machinery but they were brutally suppressed by govern­ 1200-Watts of super 1 to 5 gal. capacity. Not all sizes in all stores mechanics such as David Wilkinson and Paul Moody as did an experimental group under better lighting. The dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or styling and drying power. ment troops. EXAMPLES: added Yankee improvements and helped found "Hawthorne effect” showed that workers respond with the participating newspapers and colleges. Speeds for styling and In France, workers kicked machines to pieces with •2Vi gal. ‘Exploiata' Container, Our Reg. 24.99.17.49 America's own machine-tool industry, that is, machines better performance to the mere fact of being consulted, A New Shop drying. Multi-airflow their heavy wooden shoes, or ""sabots" — giving rise to • 2 gal. Metal Container, Our Reg. 3.49 2.44 to make machines. asked to cooperate, dealt with as human beings. Next Week: controls in one switch. the word " sabotage. " Similar worker protests occurred •Automobile Locking Gee Capa. Our Reg. 5.99 4.19 It was not surprising, therefore, that the next major Further experiments explored the relationship between Clarence J. Glacken, Emeritus Professor o' Geography #3003 in Germany and were memorialized by Nobel Prize­ production breakthrough, interchangeable parts man and machine and the worker subculture, virtually at the University of California, Berkley, explores our GATHERINGS winner Gerhardt Hauptmann in his drama "The manufacture, achieved its triumph in America. The con- creating a new sociology. Human-factors engineering, an changing attitudes toward nature. Antiques Collectables Kodak 343 Main Si., Ektralite 10 Panasonic Ahout the Author Questions Manchester Camera Outfit 12” diagonal B&W Portable TV .loseph C. Gies has been director of publications for the 646-5335 According to Gies, the modern factory system 26.90 Association of Governing Tues. thru Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Qaldor (a) was welcomed by workers wherever it was in­ V Boards of Universities and Lotw Price troduced because it made their work easier. Our Colleges since 1974. He was Reg. 109.97 (b) gave workers a new sense of dignity in their jobs LOCATED IN THE FURNITURE BARN Never buy flashbulbs again! Built- ^ 8 3 m m previously an editor for In electronic flash. Includes film, (c) was made more efficient by the work of Tayior in Private listening earphone batteries and wrist strap. "This Week Magazine" the late 18th century. included. Molded in carry V and senior editor for (d) had it origins in the medieval wool industry in STOCK UP H o m handle and VHF/UHF ■ technology for "Britannica • Kodak C lio or C126-20 exp. film Flanders antenna. V III" of the Encyclopaedia lor moot InilMMlIc lyp« ctm oni...... 1 . 4 4 The "Hawthorne Effect” described by Elton Mayo oooooooo Britannica. Kodak C135-24 axp. •Zenith 19” diagonal B&W Portable TV, Our R*g. 159.70, $ 1 3 7 suggests that OPENING SOON... A prolific writer, he has Color Print Film ...... 1.59 (a) scientific management improves worker inorale published many stories, ar­ (b) better worker performance results from the mere ticles, and reviews in fact of workers being consulted The Camisole magazines and journals in (c) machlnpry should be designed for worker comfort MANCHESTER VERNON addition to his books on the as well as for efficiency history of (echnology, which include "By the Sweat of 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TBI-CITY SH0PPIN9 CENTER (d) higher production is one consequence of improved They Brow" (with Melvin Kranzberg), “ Bridges and factory lighting. STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM •SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM 'SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM ‘ SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY Men. " .ind "Wonders of the Modern World." PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD.-Sat.. Sept. 29. 1979

WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES Director Offers Plan New York Redial Set OcL 14 • MANCHESTER To Solve Leaf Woes 260 N.Main at Main Hy l.uiiri-ii Duvis Shen all over the streets. he said, because the company that • EAST HARTFORD However. FitzPatrick said the supplies the vacuum had agreed to llcriilil Ki'imricr Mezzo Soprano collection could be completed in four supply the rakers as well. 1150 Burnside Ave. MANCHESTER - Democratic weeks instead of the nine weeks un­ "We don't be paying for idle Director John FitzPatrick said der the old system. The town would equipment." he said. • GLASTONBURY Friday he will introduce what he con­ add three machines to the program. FitzPatrick said part of the reason siders a suitahie compromise to the The quicker leaf collection also he developed the proposal was Fox Run Mall Aiming High town's leaf coliection woes at gives town highway crews more time because the firm which coliects trash Tuesday's Board of Directors to prepare for the winter, he said. in town gave an oral bid of $50,(X)0 to meeting. "In the past, we got the men who Public Works Jay Giies for coilecting FitzPatrick proposed using five By BETTY RYDER would walk along the truck from the leaves as weil. received a bachelor’s degree in opera Ilga has also performed in Latvian . vacuum machines in a four-week "For an extra $35,(XX)." he said, Lifestyle Editor town departments." FjtzPatrick in 1976. art song recitals and sacred recitals time span to gather the ieaves before When pretty mezzo soprano Ilga said. "The vacuum machines are "we might as well save the Later, Ilga went on to work as a throughout New York, Connecticut, the snow arrives. The program will Zenta Paups walks onto the stage at rented. We had some costly problems taxpayers the cost and inconvenience certified home health aide for River New Jersey and Massachusetts. cost $87,450. he said. with absenteeism because we'd be of putting leaves in piastic bags." he the Cam! Recital Hall in New York The Board of Directors East for two years, then as a No newcomer to folk music, Ilga renting the equipment and could not said. City on Oct. 14, she will be a few governess, and is currently a sales has performed as a singer and eliminated the collection last May find men to perform the necessary Feliow Democrat Joseph Sweeney steps closer to her ultimate goal — because it was done before half of the clerk at Parkade Health Food Shop in guitarist in sacred folk trio, and as raking job to go along with the gave his support to the proposai. the Metropolitan Opera. Manchester. “Vocal lessons cost singer, arranger and guitarist in a leaves were off the trees or after the vacuum machine." "I enthusiasticaliy support this The 26-year-old hbnehester native, snow fell, and the leaves were blown money,” she said. family Latvian folk song trio with her That problem would be corrected, proposal because it is efficient and will performing in a vocal recital in­ She has an extensive musical father, Vilis, and her brother, cost effective," he said. "It cluding works of Handel, Brahms, background, having performed with Talivaldis. eliminates the waste of prior Chausson, Duparc, Verdi and the Connecticut Opera Company, "My brother also graduated from Kalnins. systems. It is newer and better than Hartt College Opera, and Community Hartt College with a degree in opera any leaf pick-up system we've had While the Met would be the Opera. in 1977. He and I hope to do a dual before." tultimate, Ilga says she has to be She appeared as a soloist in the recital soon, sort of a brother and Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano realistic. “Very few people make it world orchestral premier of sister act,” she said smiling. refuted Republican charges he had as a soloist at the Met. I would be “Daugava” by Bruno Skulte at Lin­ A young lady with a fine sense of been inconsistent on the leaf pickup happy singing professionally and fin­ coln Center in New York City in 1977 humor, Ilga said, "My father and issue. ding my own level of perfrection. I and toured in Connecticut, New brother and I practice at home, and The Democratic director said he guess I have a small town attitude. York, Massachusetts, and Toronto, my mother gives us moral support. voted against the vacuum leaf I’m just as happy singing for five Canada, from 1977 to 1978. She also buys earplugs for the program last May because he hoped people as I am for 5,000 as long as by Last summer, she was soloist for neighbors.” a more effective method would be doing it, it adds something to. their the world premiere of “Karavira Ilga's ambitions will no doubt pay developed. He said the new proposal lives. Music is people,” she said. Dziesmas” by Aldonis Kalnins in off one day. "My coaches say 1 have can resolve the problem. Well-known in music circles New York, and also toured in New a dark and heavy voice which won't Frederick F. Wajes Jr., throughout the area, Ilga has per­ York and Pennsylvania and attended really mature until I'm in my early superintendent of highways and formed as soloist at weddings, the International Song Festival in thirties. So, I have a few years to go sanitation, said Thursday it would birthdays, as a folk singer, and in Sweden. to get to my level of perfection. cost the town $85,450 to reinstate the various aspects of musical entertain­ Closer to home, Ilga was soloist Her Oct. 14 recital in New York leaf collection. ment. with the Hartford Symphony in City begins at 5:30 p.m. Tickets will However, he said the town could “My dad was my first teacher. He Bach’s St. John Passion at the be available at the door. save $16,000 if his department could raised me on music and I started Bushnell Memorial in Hartford in Ilga is quite excited about the fact have 10 additional workers to work a piano lessons at six. He had opera 1977. that she will be presenting the same full day. Other men would be needed training in Germany and taught me She has appeared in summer recital in early December at Millard as well to replace the workers who basic vocal techniques while I was theatre in “Camelot” “Carousel” Auditorium. Hartt College of Music, call in sick or go home sick. If not, he still in junior high school. ' and "Fiddler on the Roof” and has in West Hartford, at a date to be an­ said, the production drops and the During junior high school, Ilga took participated in choral singing at nounced, and we'll all have an oppor­ town will be paying contractors while lessons from Darlene Gayles. South Congregational Church, Center tunity to hear her. they cannot work. Following her graduation from Congregational Church and st. In the meanwhile, we wish her Wajes said the town should Manchester High School in 1971, she Joseph’s Cathedral, all in Hartford, much success. May her audience negotiate the price and waive the bid made money as church soloist which and as chorister and soloist at South hear beautiful music and Ilga hear requirements if the collection were she used to help pay her tuition to Church Choral Society in New Bri­ nothing but "Bravo." to begin by Oct. 22. Hartt College of Music where she tain. Ilga Zenta Paups \Ian Held Cake for 200th Birthday In Art Theft The Center Congregational Church capped its 200th anniver­ sary celebration dinner with this special cake made and HARTFORD (UPIl - Asuspicious art dealer's tip and beat patrolman's decorated by Mrs. Helen Aseltine. Richard Thomas, chairman memory of a police flyer from of the church's bicentennial committee, looks on. The dinner California have led to the arrest of a was held Friday night at the Manchester High school Willimantic man and recovery of cafeteria. (Herald photo by Adamson) about $20.(KX) worth of stolen art treasures. David E, Smith. 27. of Willimantic. was arraigned Friday in Hartford Reople/Ploces UConn Plans A Day Superior Court on charges of first- degree larceny by possession after his arrest at the gallery where he had asked the owner to sell a ceramic Of Mass Reflection platter by Pablo Picasso valued at STORES. Conn. (UPIl - The there's a lot of fear going around on $5,000, police said. University of Connecticut, rocked by campus, some people have men­ Hartford Police said they allegations of racism and the serious tioned they're afraid to leave their recovered two $8,000 lithographs by injury of a student during the opening rooms." Jean Dubuffet and posters and other weeks of the term. Friday said it will She said the paper had received works of art by Eva Hess. Alexander pause a day next week to reflect on severai letters from* people upset Calder. Marc Chagall and David campus violence. about he racism and the woman’s in­ Schorr at Smith's Willimantic apart­ School spokesman Walt McGowan jury and that it was a good idea to ment on Thursday. said the university will use an as yet take a day out to talk about the fears. The 14 pieces were among 27 unspecified day as an offical "Day of "Those are the two main things artworks valued at $110,000 which Metanoia" to focus attention on the that are upsetting people. They're were stolen from a mansion in West problems of violence and the threat upset that these racial incidents are Los Angeles. Calif., on July 17, police of violence on campus. The days occurring at an educational institu­ said. Smith lived in the estate's guest traditionally are held at UConn to tion and that the assault did occur house, police said. focus campus attention on a topic of during the daytime." Hartford police said California urgent interest. "A few people have mentioned that authorities have indicated they will He said classes will continue it might turn into just a day of par­ seek to extradite Smith to face Visitor from India during the day. but faculty members tying. but I think peopie definitely burglary charges in that state. will be encouraged to involve their are concerned and I think it will be Mrs. Paul Urann of The Wiley classes "in some way. " positive to have a day to raise Gallery, a Hartford art dealer for the Several racial incidents have been awareness. By setting aside one past 35 years, said Smith left the reported on the campus this term, in­ speciai day you recognize the issue Picasso ceramic at the shop last cluding the alleged harassment of and acknowledge that it does exist. " week and asked the dealers to sell it Vegetarian Foods Limited two black women students in a dor­ McGowan said racism wiil be in­ for him. mitory and the scrawling of racial cluded in the day of reflection on Mrs. Urann said she recognized the epithets and the initials KKK on violence because "we consider that piece as an art treasure, became By BETTY RYDER A day later, he tried another American vegetable comparison for campus. vioience. too. If there are raciai suspicious and notified Officer Earl Dining out is fun, but its not much restaurant and that too had very lit­ ladyfingersi and they are stir fried in McGowan said those will be in­ epithets that's prohibited by the laws Hotchkiss, a foot patrolman whose fun when you can't find anything you tle choice. The luncheon menu while oil, " he said. cluded in the day of reflection and by-laws of the code of student beat includes her gallery, can eat. ample for non-vegeterians, was During this, his first visit to the because the university administra­ conduct. Any such verbal assault is Hotchkiss said he thought the When Tansukh Raj Dhariwal of limited for Tansukh. United States, he visited Austin, tion views verbal assaults as one prohibited as welt as physical platter, depicting a goat's head, Bombay. India, came to our area Reading the menu, his eyes lit up Texas, Washington, D.C., and New form ot violence. assault. " looked like the photograph of a plate recently, he had a problem; he when he read "vegetable of the day," York City before coming to Connec­ He said students had also University President John he saw earlier this month on a flyer couldn’t find a place with food he but his hopes soon dimmed when the ticut. expressed deep concern " about the DiBiaggio earlier this week warned ' from police in West Los Angeles. could eat. waitress informed him it was only "I didn't get a chance to see much serious injury of a 2r-year-old woman the school would not tolerate racism. He notified the Hartford Police Lt. Oh, he found fast-food outlets, available at dinner. of Texas, " he said. "I enjoyed graduate student on a campus "Let me state plainly that racial Nathaniel Davis of the crimes steak and seafood establishments, So, he settled for fruit salad on a Washington and found an Indian jogging trail Wednesday afternoon. insult is intoierable. abhorrent against property division, who sent a and even gourmet restaurants ser­ lettuce leaf and a side order of french restaurant there.” State police said the woman, a behavior which is absoiutely detective to check the piece and then ving international cuisine. But, he fries, As for New York, he wasn't too im­ regular jogger on the path, was found prohibited." he said. "I piedge to you confiscate it. still couldn’t eat. Tansukh, along Tansukh has consumed only pressed. "It's big and busy, just like semiconscious suffering a severe . that every institutional sanction will Police placed the gallery under with more than half of the 800,000,000 vegetables for all of his 30 years. Bombay." head injury Troopers said the be invoked upon persons found guilty surveillance and arrested Smith people in his native India, is a woman, whose name they refused to of an act or epithet of racial insult. " when he returned. ALL COUPONS vegetarian. release, was possibly assaulted but CAN BE REDEEMED A marketing manager with Filfabs that there was a chance she was in­ (India) Corporation in Bombay, Tan­ jured in a fail. WITH ONE ADDITIONAL sukh was visiting Industronics, Inc., The woman remained unconscious facilities in South Windsor. Handicapped Must Have * 10.00 PURCHASE and was being treated at Hartford When that com pany’s public Hospitai. where she had been listed EXCLUDING THE relations' man took him out to dinner in guarded condition. McGowan said Permits for Auto Spots VALUE OF COUPONS one night and realized he was a Friday she was considered "very vegetarian,- the problems began. grave.' "I looked at the menu and was sur­ HEBRON —A new law regulating impose a fine on the driver. Police, The day before Tansukh was to Mary Messina, student editor of prised to see there were no While some doctors say that the Connecticut Daily Campus, said parking spaces for handicapped per­ cannot ticket on private parking lots vegetarians will be adequately leave for home, we did locate a few sons takes effect Monday, according VALUAIU COUPON vegetarian dishes. It was a very nice restaurants serving his particular students were "concerned. 1 think unless called to do so by a represen­ nourished by adding plenty of milk, to John A. Doyle, executive director restaurant, but the selection, for me, tative of the owner or rentor of the milk products and eggs to their brand of food. Namely, Bombay of the Connecticut Easter Seal Socie- property. 1LB. CELLO BAG lloz. PKG. was poor," Tansukh said. Cuisine, Picnic Restaurant and the III Mi-iiioriuiii “Usually, when I’m in a new area, vegetarian diet, Tansukh as many of t .v . Eligibility for the perm it is SWEET I look for a restaurant which serves his fellow countrymen, does not eat Garden of Eating, all in Hartford. In Still iim l loving iiifm o rv o| Mrs .Annie A'iiwnrski All persons who use these spaces KELLOGG'S who {Mssctl iiwiiv .Sc|)U>mh(’r 2'Jth . 1%I restricted to medical certification Indian cuisine, wheat or grain dishes, dairy products. Perhaps, when he returns, we can This (l;i\ r|i) wv rntU'MilHT. must have special parking permits, confirming an applicant's ability to CARROTS POP TARTS Tansukh Raj Dhariwal of Bombay, India, restaurants here could accommodate his “I eat peas, carrots, lettuce, cab­ direct him to one of them so he can A loung lliought we giu>. or just plain vegetables. I ended up properly displayed on their vehicles, WITH COUPON AND AOOltlONAl MO 00 FOOD PUNCHASC lIM It enjoy the foods of his native India. Kor one no longer vvilh us walk is impaired. WITH I dUPIIN ANH AUlllllONAI * OOD I•(|N|-HAM |IMU finds little to whet his appetite as he looks bage, tomatoes, potatoes, onions and ONI COUPON PERCUSTOHIR COODUPT )0 IHRU OCT I 1971 strict vegetarian diet! (Herald photo by Rich­ eating plain pasta,” he said good- llul in out lii'.irts still lives nr the special "HP" license plate. The permit is available to han­ ONI I IMlPON t'l H ( IIStDMIN <.<S|IM !■' e >4 over a menu. A vegetarian, he found few mond) naturedly. ladyfingers (he couldn't think of an Siiillv inisseil liv Applications for the parking permit dicapped drivers or passengers and Son V Mrs Uiilier Yuwnrski are available from the Department is transferable to any vehicle. The of Motor Vehicles for persons who "HP" plates are not transferable and (^unl of I'hunkM obtain medical certification. are available to handicapped drivers I liked l seminars to Handcrafted items by Third World a hot or cold dish of food for the worship service, nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sun­ a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. anthropology and sociology professor sessions with opportunities for people will also be on sale, with the To volunteer for any of the above with Eva Johnson, the pianist. day school; 7 p.m.. informal worship. the general public. potluck. Ruth Circle will provide at Manchester Community College, counseling, this retreat will be a time profits going to the craftpersons. or for more information call the Marjorie Carlson, who has dessert. Coventry St. John’s Polish National Catholic to share, to be supported and to find church at 643-4466 or Helen Veitch at Church. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. South Windsor will present "Sinai Madness: 649-3493. Coventry Preshyleriun Chureli. Hyszko, pastor 9 a m., mass in English; Digging for Fun in Footprints. " Sun­ Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 10;30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Wappiiig Cmiiniunily (Jiurch, 1790 day at 10:30 a m. at the Unitarian a m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; St. Rartholoinca’s Church. 741 E. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Universalist Society: East 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., meetinghouse. 153 W. Vernon St. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Scholsky. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 worship service and church school,' The slide and lecture program is Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30.10 and 11:30 Si, Francis uf .Assisi Church, 673 based on a three-week archaeological H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m.. Sunday Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer. E a.m. dig in the Middle East which was Attend A House of Worship This Week school: 10:15 a.m., worship service: 7:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 To Present Recital St. James fJiurch, Rev. James p.m., prayer meeting. p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 part of Crowley's sabbatical from Archambault. Rev, William F. Carroll, Walter Gryzb, director of music at Center Congregational MCC last March and April. The Ear­ St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team am . Church since 1962, will present an organ recital Sunday at 7 Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. minis’try; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Si. Margaret Mary (Jiurch. Rev. John ly Neolithic site, dating around 8,000- TMs Is dsilcstsd to Hw _ . . of a nwro spiritual Liszewski. assistant pastor. Saturday residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 J. Quinn, pastor. Rev. Joseph H. p.m. as the final event in the year-long celebration of the 200th 6.000 B.C.. is located in the Sinae C tw who want to-soo mora fotts going to t hair Oiiaioh I masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses at p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30 Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday anniversary of Center Church. The recital, which will take Desert. Mission is an 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. masses at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30. a.m., noon and 5 p.m. Dr. Ofer Bar-Yosef of Hebrew Second Congregational Church, place in the sanctuarv. is ooen to the oublic and will feature I St. Bridget (Jiurch, 70 Main St. Rev. 10 and 11:30 a m. the works of Bach, Dupre, Gigout and Widor. After the an­ University in Jerusalem, considered Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Si. Peter’s Fipiscupul (Jiurch, Sand one of the world's great P AZTEC GHMNEY SWEEPS pastor; Rev. James Emondson, interim Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; niversary recital, there will be a reception for the director of Call note about our senior citisen special! Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 prehistorians, led the group in search minister. 9:30 a m., Union services with and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to music, hosted by the church’s 200th anniversary committee. act of love... We eliminate the risk of chimney fires without First Congregational Church at Second the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 of the ancestry and early living 10:30 and noon. (Nassiff photo) habits of the modern Bedouins AL SEFFER TS APPUANCES, TV-AUNO making a mess . . Church, The Rev. Robert Heavilin Jchoiall’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland a m.: family service and Sunday school. Aicry Street (Jirislian Keforiiieil There will be a time for coffee and 445 Hartford Rd., Manchoator Tom Samim Karon Brido preaching. Turnpike. 9:30 a m., Bible discourse; Cliurcii, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Men’s Club discussion following the program. Missionary activity is 547-9897 378 Windsor Straat 10:20 a m., group discussion. Manchaatar, Ct. Zion Eiungclical Lutheran Church pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m. Sets Dance Sunday school and nursery care are a service of mankind. 843-0130 East Hartford (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High and 7 p.m,, worship service, nursery at available. both services. First .Asseinhiies of God, 763 Oak St. streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 BOLTON - The St. The Church, like its CANDDS BY CAROL CLARKE BiSURANCE AGENCY Messiah Fiiungelicul l.ulheran “You CoU The Shot*’’ Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a m., am .. Devine worship; 10:15a.m.,Sunday Maurice Men’s Club will 237 East Cantor Straat school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 (Jiureh (\Aiseunsin SynofI), 300 have its annual fall dance Master, seeking not to 983 Main Strati, Manchaatar church school; 11 a m., morning Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel. Manchaatar, Cl. worship; 7 p.m.. evening service. a m.. First and second year youth in­ Oct. 13 from 9 p.m. to 1 9494919 043-1129 struction. Holy Communion the first and pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 be served but to serve, First Baptist Church of East Hart­ a m,. Sunday school. a.m. at the church parish ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 third Sunday of each month. center. Set-ups will be D U.0N SALES I SERVICE, DK. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Our Suiior Lutheran (Jiurch, 239 must embrace the way Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, provided for the bring your CALVARY CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD 310 Main Straat a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 of the cross in poverty, Manchoator, C t a m., Bible classes; 10 a m., worship; 6 pastor. 9 a m., Sunday school and adult own bottle affair and a late 947 Caal MhMIa Tpka, Manchaatar nursery; 9:45 a.rn., Sunday school; 6 Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a m., worship. buffet will be ordered. Potior, Ken Giutafton 043-2148 p.m., ’Training Union. p.m.. worship. humility and self- First Church of (Jirist, Scientist, 447 Music will be provided Sunday School 9:30 a.m. “Quality Ford Products Since 1933’’ Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran Vernon sacrifice. The service Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service. Sun­ by the J.P. Allen Quartet. Worship Sarvica 10:30 a.m. S 9:30 p.m. GENERAL GLASS SERVICE day school, and care for small children. For tickets or more infor- *Calvary Echo* Sun. WINF lO iIS a.nu Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 St. Joseph (Jiurch, 33 West St., of men which the mis­ 330 Qraon Road a.m., worship service. (ioiiiniunity Baptist Church, 585 E. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 mation call Frank *Revlval Time Sun. WINF lOtSO p.m. Manchaatar, C t First Congregational Church, 87 Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine, interim p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 Kwiatkowski at 742-8349. sionary community 848- 4920 Main St. Rev. William .E. Flynn, minister. 9:15 a m.. Church school for all and 11:15 a.m. minister. Rev, Carl T. Holt, associate ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 con­ Rockiillc Buptist (Jiurch. 69 Union THE accomplishes and CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE KRAUSE a O M S T I GREENHOUSES minister. 10 a m., worship service, tinuing during the service; 10:30 a m., St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 which expresses itself Rev. Neale O. McLain “We grow the Freshest Flowers in Town’’ church school, child care; 11 a m , coffee Morning worship, nursery provided. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ BIBU 239 Main Straat, Manchaatar 949-9599 .821 Hartford Road hour; 6 p.m,, youth choir; 7 p.m., youth (Jiurch of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. SPEAKS in active brotherly ‘Sunday Sarvica 9:30 a.m. Manchoator, C t fellowship. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Sacred Heart (Jiurch, Route 30. Rev. By George Emmitt. minister of visitation ‘ Morning Worahip 10*45 a.m. 943-9889 Faith Tahernacle Church, 1535 Ralph Kelley, pastor, Rev. Michael Eugene and outreach. 9:30 a m.. Sunday school: 2 concern is, at the ‘ Evonli^ Sorvloo 7HM) p.m. Forbes St, Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Brewer MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. 10:45 a m., worship, children’s church day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Wed. Evening Service 7tOO p.nu 10 a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a m., worship same time, an authen­ “Largest Selection of Better Monuments In service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. anc nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, noon. When the devastating the State” Nursery at all services. nur-.ery. St. John’H Kpiscopul (Jiurch, Route tic realization of the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCENTIST (i.iliary (Jiurch (.Assenihlics of 30. Rev. Robert H, Wellner, rector. 8 tornado struck Wichita (Over 45 years experience) Burnside I'nilcd MclhodiHt Church, Falls, Texas a few months 447 Main Straat, Manchaatar BIssall Straat 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. a.m.. communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ glory of God; for God Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. ago, leaving destruction Sunday Sarvica 10 a.m.; Wad 9 p.m. Manchoator, C t pastor. 9;30 a.m.. Church school for all vice and church school. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 and tragedy in its wake, an *Chrittian Science Reading Room ages, including an adult class; 10;30 a m.. A'ernon AnHeinhlicii uf God (Jiurch, interfaith agency was IS glorified best when <. . Opposite East Cemetary • a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service . Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Worship hour with child care provided for 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. hastily formed by the city’s 849- 8807 ol worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. men m anifest and 1st S 3rd ’Thursday ol avOry month 7-9 p.m. infants through age 5; 6 p.m . Junior High Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and churches. Financial 9 and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., worship services. appeals to denominational •CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE* 57 East Cantor Straat, Manchaatar NASSVF ARMS boards were made. communicate to each “House of Sports" ^ Wesley Meimirial Chureli (United (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Aernon United Meihudiiil (Jiurch, Strand, pastor. Rev. David B, Stacy, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. The Churches of Christ in FITZGERAU) FUNERAL HOME 991 Main Street Methodist Church). 110 Ellington Road. the city, while making no 236 MAIN STREET other the blessings He Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9;30 a m., associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. “Serving AU FaUh*’’ Manchester, Cu munion, youth class, nursery (or small outside appeals, were worship service, child care. (ihureh uf St, Bernard,, Rockville. deluged by money and MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT has bestowed upon 225 Main Straat, Manchaatar 647-9126 children; 10 a.m., Holy Communion, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday church school through Grade 6. nusery suppfies from sister con­ them. 943-5940 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at gregations across the na­ PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, BNL for small children. 778 Parfcar Straat Glastonbury 7. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. tion. Over a million dollars FULL GOSPEL RITERDENONBIATIONAL CHURCH, BK. 1 niluriun UnivemuliHl Sociclyi Fatil, in aid was distributed, Missionary Sister Joan Sauvigne, a nurse, cares for leprosy patients Manchaatar, C t Koekville United Meihudiiil (Jiurch, at a clinic in Jeon Nam. South Korea. Two LooaSona For Sarvloa:- St. Dunstun's Church. Manchester 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. ’Thompson, quadrupling that provided Congratulations on the purchase of your new Allen 745 Main Straat,. Manchaatar 849-3801 Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. by the denominational Organ! Here, organist June Beckwith is demonstrating 9 Ellington Avonua, Rookvilla “For all your auto part needs. Come see us" Saturday mass at 5 p.m.. Sunday masses J’rinily CovenunI Church, 302 Firm Gungregiiliunul Ghiirch uf Ver- bodies combined. at 8, 9:3b and 11 a m. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. This is not said to boast, its many unique features to co-organist Gertrude Fogg TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH REV. NORMAN SWENtEN, PMlor Pastor Rev. Philip P. Sounder* nun, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. PARK MLL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant but to illustrate the advan­ 302 HMkmatoefc M«nohMtor ‘V a il Our Prayor Towor”, 24 Hours, 849-9731 Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, tage of God’s simple plan and the Reverend Neale McLain, Pastor of the church. MMUS /. Michael Orlowski pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church 89 Oak Straat vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun­ of local church autonomy. Sunday Wonhip SarvIcM 8:15 A.M. and 10:80 A.M. Hebron school, crib room, child care; 10 a,m.. No hierarchy, board, or Come to hear the inagural recital of this organ Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 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Sept. 29, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN •••• V .- Herald Indian Harriers Today*8 Test College Elevens Angle Sport Parade NEW YORK (UPI) - Five currently lead the nation In defense Missouri, meanwhile, continued to Hipp, who is closing in on the and LSU’s home stadium is con­ ; of'the nation’s top 10 college show a strong offense in soundly Cornhuskers’ all-time rushing sidered one of the most difficult whipping Mississippi. But, the Tigers Earl Yost Milt Rickman football teams will find out record. If Hipp can run past the Nit­ Remain Unbeaten places to play for visiting clubs. have had trouble scoring in the first tany Lions the way Dickey did last “The team concerns us more than Sports Editor UPI Sports Editor Saturday if they are as good as half and Coach Warren Powers Saturday it could be a long afternoon the stadium," says USC Coach John Remaining in the unbeaten ranks, Murphy was ninth, Harry Veal lOth and Dave DeValve they think they are or merely realizes that will have to change if for Penn State. Robinson. “I don’t think the stadium Manchester High boys’ cross 'country team nth- pretenders for national honors, the Tigers are to seriously challenge Michigan State, 3-0, hasn’t beaten Knockdown Pitch can score any points. We just have to for the Big Eight Conference title. whipped CCIL foes Wethersfield, 15-48, and host “ (Tim) DeValve and Wickwire ran very well,” stated Top-ranked Southern California, Notre Dame since 1975 but is hopeful Just Wondering Indian Coach George Suitor, “Murphy, Veal and Dave NEW YORK (UPI) Knockdown pitch. fourth-ranked Texas, fifth-ranked be prepared for the challenge. I have “It’s unbelievable. It just seems of ending that drought. The Spartans East Hartford High, 21-40, yesterday at rn we make mistakes and cost ourselves Just Wondering Department (With suspicious ey es): In the un­ DeValve ran their best race of the year,” he added. No matter what else you’ve heard about some of the language Nebraska, sixth-ianked Michigan are placing their faith on a balanced Wickham Park. “We’re pleased where we are right now considering we chances to score in the first half,” usual pitching matchup involving the Niekro brothers seventh-rank^ Missouri Texis w h a r tiy ^ K J ^ ^ ^ a rushing attack and the fact the The Hornets bested the Eagles, 25-30. don't have (Jim) Grzymkowski,” stated Suitor. Gr- used in the dugout, right there you have the two dirtiest words in said Powers. Wednesday night in Atlanta did already 20-game winner Joe bdS0bdll all will D6be on In the G Sspot D O t oSaturday f l t U r f lS V das S • • • ' Irish's starting quarterback. Rusty Manchester is 44 for the season with its next outing zymkowski Manchester’s No. 3 runner, is sidelined with world beater in its opener against Nebraska, 2-0, had some trouble Lisch, may not see much action they go against first-class competi­ Iowa State last week and the Niekro of the Houston Astros take a little off his pitches when Tuesday at home against Hartford Public at Center an injury and his status won't be known untii early next The words have surfaced again tion. last week and barely squeezed by because of injuries sustained in the now because of. an investigation Longhorns will find Missouri, 3-0, a Iowa, 24-21, but it was nothing to the brother Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves was at bat? Springs Park. week. His loss for an extended period would really hurt, Years back, throwing at the hitters Southern California travels to season opener three weeks ago. ‘ American League President Lee much tougher foe. The Longhorns difficulties which befell Penn State. Phil entered the game with 19 Indian harrier Tim DeValve took individual honors especially around state meet time. was tolerated a whole lot more than Baton Rouge, La., to meet LSU; In other games involving the top 10 Peter Murphy MacPhail is conducting with regard were sluggish against the Cyclones in The Nittany Lions were soundly pitching victories under his belt this payroll...The Red Sox front office is with a 14:26 clocking over the 2.8 mile layout. Teammate Results: 1. T. DeValve (M) 14:26 for 2.8miles, 2. Meek it is today and a hitter had to learn to Texas visits Columbia, Mo., to meet Saturday, No. 2 Alabama visits to a pitch that hit Cliff Johnson in a season. hopeful that Johnny Podres can turn Doug Meek was second 31 seconds behind. Sal Jardin was (M), 3. Jardin (EH), 4. Fitzgerald (EH), 5. Wickwire duck before he even learned to hit. Missouri: Nebraska plays host to the first half and had to rally from beaten by Texas A&M, 27-14, as Cur­ Vanderbilt, No. 3 Oklahoma travels Twice Phil came up with the bases in a small miracle and turn the third for East Hartford. (M), 6. Johnson (M), 7. Neubelt (M), 8. Doyie (W), 9. game between the Yankees and In­ Most managers will use any means Penn State and Michigan Stdte behind for the victory. tis Dickey rolled up 184 yards to Rice, No. 8 Houston entertains loaded and twice he delivered with pitching staff around into a big Andy Wickwire was fifth for the Silk Towners followed Murphy (M), 10. Veal (M). dians in Cleveland on Sept. 18. to try to win a ball game and travels to Notre Dame, Ind., to meet “We needed to knock off a lot of rushing. West Texas State, No. 9 Washington basehits. a double driving in tworuns winner. Podres is the same southpaw by teammates Paul Johnson and Joe Neubelt, Peter Johnson started the year as a although all are aware that one the Fighting Irish. rust and we needed to improve our The Nittany Lions will face another piays host to Fresno State and No. 10 Two Records execution to win against Iowa State,” in the second inning and a singie ac­ who once flashed his brilliance with member of the Yankees and then was player, Ray Chapman of the Indians, talented runner in Nebraska's I.M. Florida State visits Virginia Tech. Southern Cal, 3-0, faces perhaps said Texas Coach Fred Akers. counting for two more markers in the the Brooklyn and Los Angeles traded to the Indians following a was killed by a pitch in 1920, and the most difficult opponent on its Scholastic Cross Country In Swim Meet clubhouse fight with Rich Gossage “We’ve taken the first step in that filth as the Braves tacked a 9-4 Dodgers and has worked his way up another player, Tony Conigliaro of schedule in LSU. The Tigers, 2-0, defeat on Joe and the Astros. the coaching list as Boston's top that resulted in the Yankees’ relief the Red Sox, nearly had his career direction and part of it is execution.” Two more records were shattered ace tearing a ligament in his right ended the same way in 1967, they still The success enabled Phil to cpn- minor league pitching as the Manchester High girls' swim­ clude with a 20-20 won-lost record coach...National Football League thumb and being sidelined for nearly feel it’s necessary for their pitchers Joe’s World ming team easily dunked homestan­ half the season. Johnson and Gossage to brush back the hitters on occasion. while Joe was shackled with his 11th games to date have been played Triple Triumph ding Penney High, 113-59, in CCIL ac­ Bears Set to Test aren’t sworn enemies but neither can When a batter is up there trying to By JOK CARMAN defeat in 31 decisions. before an average crowd of 57.223, an tion yesterday in East Hartford. The Ohio-born Niekros form the overall increase of 96,659 over a year they be accurately described as hit, and hears the opposing manager The Silk Towners are now 2-0 warm friends. hollering to the pitcher — “stick it in only brother act in baseball history to ago. Last week's 14 games attracted overall and have won 24 dual' meets Surprising Bucs each post 20 victories during the an average of 60,837 fans...Hal Good- For MHS Girls his ear" — the way Leo Durocher in succession dating back to 1976. Checking Report used to do, it can be an intimidating same season. nough. well-known in this area after Marcy MacDonald broke the 500- NEW YORK (UPI) - John McKay left Southern Cal to coach A Bear and a Stove The 40-year-old Phil's 20-20 record numerous speaking appearances, Picking up three victories yesterday at Wickham Park was the MacPhail is looking into a factor and break his concentration, yard freestyle mark with a clocking to say the least. the NFL’s expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1976 who marks the first time identical figures recently gave his 4,100th talk on Manchester High girls’ cross country team. published report which said Yankee of 5:48.9. She held the previous stan­ "Manager Billy Martin had ordered To a man, all pitchers will tell you dropped their first 26 games before finally breaking into the vic­ With so many people these days lake water trom my lungs. were reached in the National League baseball at the Concord Hotel in the dard of 5:49.1 set a year ago. since the 1905 season. The Indiahs bested crosstown East one of his pitchers. Bob Kammeyer, they never try to hit a batter inten­ buying wood stoves, and getting Cold ... It was so cold, I thought I'd Catskills...Jim Cochran made the 200 fine job,” praised Manchester Coach Senior Lisa Bouchard set the se­ tory column. But, this season the Buccaneers have become the Phil Niekro has reached the 20 Win Catholic, 23-38, host East Hartford to throw a knockdown pitch at John­ tionally. By the same token, they all acquainted with their idiosyncrasies, never get warm, and all the way back Club this week in bowling with a 213 Phil Blanchette, “I was impressed cond mark as she accumulated 158.60' surprise team of the NFL and are threatening to unseat the Club membership card three times, High, 15-48, and Wethersfield High, son, and then gave Kammeyer five say they’ll move a batter back once I can’t help but think about an inci­ to the cabin, all I could think of was effort in the Merchants League. by East's Kittredge and Reddy,” he points in diving. Teammate Judy Minnesota Vikings as champions of the NFC Central. all with the Braves, while it's the 15-50, to keep their unbeaten record $20 bills after he hit Johnson. Martin in a while. What they’re really dent that happened on a fishing trip, that wood stove, hoping the fire was intact at 6-0. East Catholic topped added. Stoker in second place also broke the Tampa Bay. the only unbeaten in Errol, N.H., about 17 years ago. still going. first time the 34-year-old Joe Niekro. End of the Line denies ordering Kammeyer to hit talking about is no more than an inch cinnati at Dallas and San Francisco Their accomplishments will be Wethersfield, 15-45, and with the split Lisa Horrigan was 12th for East old standard with a total of 158.55 Johnson. He admits giving him the or so and since umpires don't use team in the NFC. travels to Soldier Bob Rech, a good fishing buddy of Thank goodness it was, and the Hartford Twilight Baseball League stand 5-2. East Hartford is 0-4 while Catholic with a time of 16:46 with points. Ingrid Jacobson set the old at San Diego. mine, now living in Westport, used to duly recorded in baseball's Hall of money but says it was only so micrometers, sometimes even they Field Sunday in an important New England is at Green Bay Mon­ small camp was soon draped with has added Windsor, and New Britain Wethersfield goes to 0-4. teammate Mary Evans taking the record of 156.60 points in 1976, Fame record book at Cooperstown, Kammeyer and two other Yankee are in doubt whether a particular divisional clash with the second- day night. travel New England, and finding a steaming drying clothing. to the 1980 membership, bringing the Manchester's Sue Green took in­ next placement in the same clocking. LeeAnn Stauffer and Beth place Chicago Bears, who trail Tam­ good fishing spot, would call me. and Every so often “the rech" would N.Y. entries up tO 12. The Rev.Thomas pitchers could go out and have dinner pitch was intentional or not. The unbeaten and injury-riddled dividual honors with a 14:59 clocking Next outing for Manchester is MacDonald were double winners for and some drinks on him. pa Bay by two games. when we could swing it, off we would look over at me. sitting in my Campion and long-time secretary the Silk Towners, Stauffer copping Steelers travel to Philadelphia for Mail Will Increase over the 2.5 mile layout. The Indian Tuesday at Giastonbury High while So far this season, MacPhail has Umpire's Judgement And McKay is beaming with con­ go- longjohns, chuckle, and shake his Jim Gallagher have announced they the 50 and 100-yard freestyles while the first time since 1970 and are sophomore was followed by East East Catholic hosts Northwest fined two pitchers in the league — fidence. The year we went to a fish camp in head, I knew he'd never let me live it Haywood Sullivan's mail is bound will step down after next year. The the latter annexed the 100-yard Usually, they can tell, though, by riding a 13-game winning streak. •Catholic junior Kathy Kittredge who Catholic at Wickham Park that same Ferguson Jenkins of the Rangers and instinct alone. If, in an umpire's "I don’t see anybody on our Errol, was a memorable one. down. to increase over the weekend latter has served the league in day. “The kids are iooking toward to butterfly and 100-yard backstroke. “They’re the world champions, and turned in a 15:19 clocking. Kit- Balor Moore of the Blue Jays — for judgment, a pitcher intentionally schedule that we absolutely can't He and I traveled north to the That night, it turned off still following his decision to retain Don several capacities for 20 Sue Donnellv Glastonbury," Blanchette advised, Results: until somebody can prove different, tredge's teammate Linda Reddy was throwing knockdown pitches. Jenkins throws at a batter, the umpire is sup­ beat." he said. "But. we must get all camp over Memorial Day, and that colder, and just before we went to Zimmer as Red Sox manager for years...Whalers will entertain “The Glastonbury meet may be the 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester (B. they still are,” said Eagles’ Coach third in 15:21. requested a hearing from MacPhail, posed to warn the pitcher and his our players to the stadium healthy year was a cold wet one, as far as bed, we threw some fresh wood in the another year. The Boston general Colorado Sunday night starting at 7 toughest of all the rest we have. It's a MacDonald, Scott, Geagan, Stauffer), 2. Dick Vermeil. “They’re banged up The Indians swept the next six got it, and as yet there has been no manager that another such pitch will and we have to play spring was concerned. There was stove, set the damper so that it would manager has been the target for o'clock at the Springfield Civic good team and has the home course Penney. 3, Penney 2:03.0, right now, but they do as good a job Illing Boaters placements with sophomore Sue disposition of the case. result in the immediate expulsion of completely up to still snow in the woods on May 30 and burn slowly, and climbed into our nearly as many boos from the Center and Atlanta will visit Friday advantage." 200 free: 1. Geagan (Ml, 2. Morrison as anybody in the draft so they can Donneliy leading the parade with a Whether National League pitchers the pitcher. our abilities." one morning it was so cold, the fly bunks. Bob in the lower one, me in Fenway faithful as the field manager night...Have a nice weekend. Results: 1. Green (M) 14:59 for 2.5 (Ml, 3. McAvoy (Pi 2:14.2. replace their injured players with Open with Tie time of 15:22. Sixteen seconds behind 200 IM: 1. Lussier (P). 2. Jordan (Ml, are guiltier than their American Most pitchers, 1 don't think, have The Bears, lines froze in the guides on our rods. the upper. for keeping Zimmer on the miles. 2. Kittredge (EC), 3. Reddy quality people. We’re going to have was Sue Caouette followed by Lynne 3. M. Bojko (P) 2:30.2. League counterparts or whether NL ever read Rule 9:05 in the book which meanwhile, have Coming in out of that cold, sure Now Bob is a prodigous snorer. and EC 4. Donnelly (M), 5. Caouette to play like hell." Illing's varsity soccer team opened Wright, Bette Sheldon. Karen &ott I I, .50 free: 1. Stauffer (Ml. 2. Amberg President Chub Feeney is tougher says: To pitch at a batter's head is dropped their last made those up-country small wood the secret to sharing a camp with IM). 6. Wright (Ml, 7. Sheldon (M), Larry Csonka, just off his first Schoolboy Soccer Roundup its season yesterday with a 1-1 and Jeanine Murphy. (PI, 3. Fields (Ml :26.5_ than MacPhail remains undeter­ unsportsmanlike and highly two games - a 31- stoves, used to heat a cabin, one of him, is to get to sleep before he does, 8. Karen Scott (Ml. 9. Murphy (M), three-touchdown performance in 11 stalemate with the Windham "(Suei Green turned in a super ef­ Diving: 1. Bouchard (Ml, 2. Stoker mined, but Feeney has fined no less dangerous. It should be — and is — 16 loss to the un­ the most welcome sights to see. Even otherwise you're up for a while. Well, freshmen in Willimantic. fort and the rest of the team alt did a 10. Prior (EH). (Ml. 3. Borton (P) 158.60 points (new seasons, leads the undefeated if the fire had gone out, and you had I did just that. than 14 of his pitchers for throwing condemned by everybody. Umpires defeated Miami Dolphins and a Dolphins against the New York Jets. Mike Zotta tallied Illing's goal in school record!. narrow defeat at the hands of the to start another. It didn't take long Suddenly a few hours later, I knockdown or brushback pitches this should act without hesitation in en­ Csonka was given his walking papers the first quarter with Windham get­ 100 fly: 1. B. MacDonald (Ml, 2. M. year. Dallas Cowboys two weeks ago. before the camp was warm and cozy. awoke from a deep sleep, to find the Cheney Defeated Bojko (P), 3. Siebold (Ml 1:06.1. . forcement of this rule. by the Giants but Miami Coach Don ting the equalizer in the final stanza. No batter ever born appreciates One more point pitchers shouid “I refuse to think that if the Bears On the day. I am writing about. cabin thick with smoke. It was so The Rams had a shot to win it on a 100 free: 1. Stauffer (Ml. 2. Geagan do not win this game it is the end of Shula thought the bruising running Bob and I had found a small pond, thick. I actually could see it filling (Ml, 3. Amberg (P) :59.9. being hit with a ball, and similarly, consider. Sandy Koufax had a 27-9 penalty kick in overtime but the boot Penney Squads our season," said Chicago Coach back still had a few years left. and we had worked our say down to it the camp even in the darkness. I im­ 500 free: 1. M. MacDonald (Ml, 2. no batter, regardless of how good he record and an almost incredible 1.73 In Physical Game went wide. Neill Armstrong. “But Tampa Bay is “I hate to say this in New York,” through some alders. mediately cracked the window next Lussier (Pi. 3. Morrison (Ml 5:48.9 (new is, doesn't have some fear of that earned run average in 1966, his last Jim Siewertsen, Don Logan, Brian 4-0 and they have the schedule said Jets' Coach Walt Michaels, “but I waded out to a large rocl^ to my bunk, to allow the fresh air to By LEN AUSTER school record). happening to him. Naturally, when a year in baseball, He set a National the difference in their team this year Carr and Joe Cosgrove offensively 100 back: 1. B. MacDonald (Ml. 2. favoring them the rest of the way." climbed aboard, and was standing come in, and dissipate the smoke. Herald SporlsHriler Split Two Meets batter feels he’s being thrown at in­ League record that year which still is Larry Csonka. They must have and goalie John Paggioli, Doug McAvoy (P). 3. Siebold (Ml 1:08.1. Chicago running back Walter atop my platform, casting to some While all this was going on. “the tentionally, his anger level rises im­ stands when he didn’t hit a single given him some rejuvenation pills or There were stages where more interest in body contact than Mitchell. Dean Gustafson and Eric 100 breast: 1. Scott (Ml. 2. C. Bojko rising fish, while Bob worked his way Rech" was at his melodius best, also mediately. batter in the 323 innings he pitched. Payton, second in the league in something because he looks like a Enroth defensively played well for (P i, 3. Jordan (Ml 1:20,0. rushing with 484 yards, will again be along the shoreline to my left. filling the camp with his super snores soccer was shown as Bacon Academy tripped Cheney Tech, 1-0, Taking the top seven placements, Penney High girls’ cross young kid again.” in a very physical COC match yesterday at the Beavers’ field. Illing. 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Mum- the key figure for the Bears. Shortly after I had caught and ... Suddenly ... he stopped! Right in Bennet's jayvee soccer team country team blanked South Windsor High, 15-50, yesterday in ford. M. Jordan. Gallagher. Zotta 1. 2. Tampa Bay's defense, led by end landed my first fish, I heard a noise the middle of a snore. Just as if he The visiting Bobcats are 2-2-1 for opened its season successfully with a South Windsor. Manchester, 3. Penney 4:38.0. Lee Roy Selmon. shut down the Los Coventry Football in the alders behind me, as if some had had his air supply cut off! the season while the Techmen go to 0- the cage. LocalGridders WithCrusaders 5-0 win over Kosciuszko of Enfield. The Bobcats captured the boys’ race, 21-36. Angeles offense last week in a 21-6 Coventry Midget A dropped a 20-6 other fisherman was working his way I was convinced he was in the 3-1 with the setback. Cheney has There were few scoring oppor­ Dan Gauchione scored three goals victory and face its toughest assign­ decision to Stafford Springs last Sun­ down through the brush. process of being suffocated. Grab­ failed to score in three of its four tunities thereafter with Tom Eaton Penney's girls are 3-0-1 overall Three Manchester players will be Trinity College and former UHart- and Scott Gorman and Don Gaston cast. day. As the noise got closer and louder, I bing a flashlight. I shone it on that oh. appearances. while the boys slip to 1-4 . in the lineup of the New England ford offensive guard Tom Happeny ment in attempting to contain the having the best bid for Cheney. His one each for the young Bears. Doug Cougar Nine The Coventry B's lost to Stafford, turned around, and at that instant, a so still face, and leaned over to see if "We had the wind in the first half Penney's Cindy Arico set a course Results: Crusaders against the Virginia will be with the Hartford club elusive Payton. drive, however, was stabbed by Bob­ Marshall. Jeff Santoro. Brad 20-6, with Jody Morton running 73 black bear poked his face through the any breath was coming forth. "The but we still have problems in the record with a 17:03 clocking over the Girls—1. C. Arico (P) 17:03 for 2.8 Chargers Saturday night at Dillon The Crusaders stand 3-0 while the In other games Sunday. Pittsburgh cat keeper Jim Magson, who Pelligrinelli and Jim O'Loughlin yards for Coventry’s touchdown. alders, and looked as astonished, as I Rech ” opened one eye. looked up at forward line. " voiced Tech Coach 2.8 mile layout. Teammates Kathy miles, 2. Abbott (P), 3. Stent (P), 4, Stadium in Hartford at 8 o’clock. Chargers are 1-2 in the Atlantic is at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Los otherwise was not severely tested. played well for Bennet. Suffers Loss did. He gave a “Woof," turned and me, grinned, and said "Something I Manny Goncalves, speaking in a soft There was not very much continui­ Abbott, Maura/Stent, Sherle Arico, S. Arico (P), 5. Molumphy (P), 6. Defensive tackle Bob Butler, Seaboard Football League. Angeles. Buffalo at Baltimore. Coventry ,C stopped Stafford, 20-0, Denver at Oakland. Kansas City at as Keith Brow tallied all three TDs bolted back through the alders, and I can do for you Sweetheart? " tone after keeping up a constant ty to play and it turned physical Martha Molumphy, Alison Kirwin Kirwin (P), 7. Gredjus (P), 8. Sinleus linebacker George Niland out of (SW), 9. Duclos (SW), 10. Rodier Erupting for three runs in the Seattle. Miami At the New York Jets, gave out with a “Holy Cow,” and fell I almost suffocated him with his chatter along the sideline. towards the end with tempers Game Postponed and Diane Gredjus followed in order. and gained 132 yards. (SW). seventh inning yesterday Eastern Minnesota at Detroit, the New York The Coventry Ponies topped the backwards, off the rock, into the own pillow, while he howled with It was a sleep-inducing first half growing very short as the referees Peter Anthony of South Windsor Threat of inclement weather has was the boys' winner with a 14:48 Boys —1. Anthony (SW) 14:48 for Connecticut s jayvees tacked a 4-3 Giants at New Orleans, Cleveland at Enfield Lancers, 8-6, as Tim Morris water. laughter. But you can bet your bot­ with Bacon's Shawn Estes having the appeared to let a lot go. There was no forced postponement of today's clocking over the 2.8 mile course. 2.8 miles, 2. Schubert (SW), 3. Gatti defeat on Manchester Community Bowling Houston, Washington at Atlanta. Cin- ran back a punt 50 yards for a What did "the Rech" do while all tom dollar, when I go to bed nights best shot at cracking the ice. That outbreak, however. scheduled make-up«girls' field Penney's Mike Gatti was third in the (P). 4. Mealy (SW), 5, Torres (P), 6. College's baseball team at Williman­ touchdown. The decider was a 2-point this was going on? — He just laughed with a wood stove in the camp or didn't come until the 11:53 mark of Brian Eaton and sweeperback hockey game between Manchester time of 15:23 while Ed Torres was Anderson (SW), 7, Chartier (P), 8. tic. 3 Q U IZ conversion by Jimmy Stewart. and laughed till I thought he was house. Imake damn sure the damper the second half when Eric Randlov Dave Nowak were best for the High and Conard High at the Indians' TRI-TOW.N- Skip Miller 188-436, Gene James (SW), 9. Yanaros (P), 10. Trailing 2-1, Eastern’s Phil Smyth going to choke. 1 was clearing the and draft, are set just right. collected a rebound and chipped it Beavers, who were outshot by a field. fifth in 15:43, Torres “looked good” McConnell 234-593, Dave Cornire 164-409. A1 stated Penney Coach Dick Brimley Sewall (SW), led off the big inning with a homer. over Tech goalie Tim Mainville into sizeable margin. No new date has been set. Fraser 212-530, Bob Arendt Napoletano 147-369, Bill running with a new lighter weight Then with two outs, Ron Durler 201-554, Norm Soren 222- Malan 143-381, Dave Dynes singled, Tom Mercier tripled and Jai Alai Entries 543, Ron Simmons 203-510, 375, Lee Prior 153-386, Bob Kleinberg's single added the Gil Johnson 205-517, Bob Wayne Jensen 154-364, Bob Bolton Registers final tally. SATURDAY MATINEE SATURDAY EVENING Edwards 208-579, Ray Frost 357, Fred Riccio 363. FRST ( Sports Slate ) Cromwell Outruns Tech IIRST Bruce MacKay collected two of ] Rodriguer-Barluren 2. Fauslo-Ian Michaud 203-203-575, Joe 1 FiustO'Mondra 2. Ceno-Barlurpn 3 11-Bolivar H 4. Zegui-lspa MCC’s five hits, as the local record 3 ZpKui’BoJivar II 4. Rio lamps i»'"G Downed in cross country action 15:03 while Woody Holland was the Catania 212-562, Joe PARKADE DISTY- S Pelp-lavier II 6. Hwregui'Iaines Satunlux slipped to 4-5. Cruz Gonzalez ab­ S IturrpEui landa 6 kasu Rrtpchp First Win of Year Tolisano 502, Mike 7 CenO'ArtPchr 8. basu'landa yesterday was Cheney Tech, 19-43, by only other Beaver in the top 10 in Bob Oliver 235-583, Roland 1 Pelf tan 8 RodnsuPi-lspa FOOTBAi.l, sorbed the mound loss. Subs RiO'Carpa M arochini 543, G ary Sutis I l 'Carpa host Cromwell High in a COC meet. eighth place. Smith 200, Dick Murphy SECOND Muiicli«‘»lcr ul IVniicy, 1:($0 SECOND Snapping a scoreless tie with a pair of goals in the second half, The Panther thinclads are now 3-2 Sullivan 547, Ken Margotta ] Hurregui'BolivarN 2. Zegui landa \\ iiiilKor l.orks ut Fust Culhiilir, Results: 1. McDermott (C) 14:29 211, Dave Slyne 214, John I. Zetui trlKhp 2. FauslO'landa 3 Petp'Barturen 4. fauslo-larier N Associates Inc. Bolton High broke into the win column with a 2-0 win over COC while the Beavers slip to 2-3. for 2.8 miles, 2. Schulz (CTi, 3. Hill 536, Bill Conway 548, Brian Myers 210, Art Thompson 3 Iturrpfui-tarlurpn i Rodrigupi'Mondra 7:.'10 Rain Halts Golf S basu-ArlPtbp 6. Geno-lan Edwards 554, Larry Soren O.J.SIMPSOMIaAmEDfaSI S Pftp'Solivar It 6. Ceno-lspa foe East Hampton High in soccer action yesterday in Bolton. KukI llurlfiird ul SiiiiHliiiry, I ;.'{() Cromwell's Tom McDermott took (C), 4. Beck (C), 5. Walsh (C), 6. 213-553, Ron Hampson 205. 7 Rodtigup/ lspa 8. l.l.lames AKRON. Ohio (UPI) - Rain YARDS HIS ROOklE SEASON 7 Irasu'Jamfs 8 Rio lan top honors with a 14:29 clocking over 513, Henry Jarvis 507, Bill Bob Szatkowski 244. Subs RpnpdO'Uondra The victory improved the Bulldogs' perguson added sorne insurance at Gluslonbiiry ul Itiuoiiificlil. I ;,'{() Woods (C), 7. Lota (Cl, 8. Holland forced postponement of Friday's se­ OF '69. WHICH OF THE Subs RpflpdO'Iavier II the 2.8 mile layout. Cheney's Ron Calhoun 503. THKD IttRD Suiilli \\ imimirul llurlfuril Public, (CT), 9. Litka (C), 10. Clark (C). FOLLOtMINEi FAILED TO EtAIH I FauslO'lamps 2. basu'BolnarH mark to 1-3-2 while the Bellringers go 31:22 with an 18-yard bullet. cond round of the $400,(X)0 World I Ctno-lamrs 2. Zesui-Landa Schulz was second with a time of I'OWDER PliFF- June 3 RiO'Barlurefl 4. fieno-Carea IO::iO u.iii. Series of Golf until Saturday, with 1,000 YARDS HIS FIRST Y R ? 3 Rpnpiki-Barturpn 4. U la n to 1-2 with the setback. Bulldog keeper Jeff Beecher made M TE OWLS- Wendy S Rpnpdo la 6. ^te-landa Bourret 175, Edith Tracy A. FRANCO HARRIS S IturrPSui'Rftfchp 6. Rodrigue; Carpa Brian Winkler on a give-and-go WcuMTiil Itockvillc, l:.'IO both the third and fourth rounds to be 7 tturrpgui'Mondra 8. U-lspa five saves in registering the shutout. Balch 193-474, Joyce 7 PelP Javipf II 8. Rio-Bolniar n 185-491, Kathy Adinolfi 175, t. LAWRENCE M'CUTCHEON Subs Rodrigupi-Arteche with freshman A1 Potter tallied The Bulldogs held a 21-5 edge in SOCCER Bennet Squads Post Victories played Sunday. Subs Irasu-Mondra Michaud 178-454, Priscilla \ ^C . WALTER PAYYOH ^ FOURTH Edna Klein 177, Betty FOURTH Bolton's first goal at the 15:10 seg­ shots. Sweeperback Dave Warner MCC ul Kcrkcr, I p.m. 1 Zegui 2. Rodrigue; Cushman 181-484, Laurie Lamoureaux 198-462, ] Fauito 2. Mondra 3 Mondra 4. Arleche PLOWING ment ot the second half. Chick was a standout for Bolton. iIVNI USMSUB 3 kasu 4. Renedo Bennet's boys and girls cross coun­ Gagnon 175-464, Annie Lorrie Baker 189-454, S Carea 6. larier a $. Rio 6. Carea Weekend Kuditi, TV Gagnon 191-518, Carol 7 Pete 8. Renedo try teams came home victorious Vicky Glass 228-482, Gerry 7. lavipr II 8.1.1. SATIRDAY Subs Fauslo yesterday. The girls won their 53rd in Michaud 482, Beth Kenyon Subs Zpcui Tonski 193-187-524, Terry FIFTH: 12:.'10 • Penn Slule vh, Nebrusku, Bill McMullen 162-426, Ed FIFTH . a row dating back to 1975,15-50, over 453, Marion Smith 479. Sieminski 457, Irene Bozio I Rodriguer-Arleche 2 Iturregui-Espa Doucette 149-391, Jeff ! Rodritupi Landa 2. FauslO'Ispa Doran*8 Late Goal Cli.8 4. Renedo-larier H 3. RiO'Wondra Vernon, while the boys topped Ver­ 464. 3 Pplp-Rflpchp 4.1.1. Carea Morey 155-400, Emil S Ceno-leonet 6. Zegui-Asis ■ I - W'CT Tennis, Cli.18 MERCHANTS- Harvey S Orbpai'laviprH 6. Ceno-lsis M non and Kosciuszko of Enfield. 7 Orbea M ian 8.basu-Carea REMOVAL Palmier! 158-152-442. 7 Hurrp|ui-lponp| 8 RenedO'Mondra I • W resiling, Cli,22 Johnson 142-138-159-439, Subs Fausto-landa Maureen Lacey paced the girls KofC- Cy Perkins 212, Subs Zpxui'SoItvar H 1:30 - Itueers, Cli.30 SlUH Wins for Catholic with a 10:41 clocking to break the 1.65 Bud Monteforte 140, Tom Fred Kozicki 207, Ben SIITH I Durango-Mondra 2. RenedO'Leonel 2 :1.? • Reil Sox vs. Tigers, W'TIC I Orbpa H'Carpa 2. Artanolavier H mile Charter Oak course record by O’Connor 136-399, Bob Forem an 114-571, Bill 3 Rio-Zoqui 4. LI.-Ecenarro 3 l.l -Zoqui 4. basu-Ecenano Only four seconds remained in regulation when Colin Doran 2:1.5 . Cubs vs. Pirules, Cb.22,- Magnano 137-147-403, Joe $ Orbea M'Caranendi B. Eusebio-Asis ■ one second. The previous standard Kozicki 201, Milt Kershaw S kiaoM-iriondo N 6. Durango-Asis M 30 7 Arlano Ochoa 8. loaquin-Carea Belanger 141-357, Tom 7 tuspbie-lponpi 8. RenedO'Oeboa got the game-winner as East Catholic nipped Xavier High, 2-1, in was held by present Manchester High 204, Wendell Poucher 201, Subs Pete Ian 3:30 • Golf W'orbl Series, Cb.3 Subs Ppip-Landa M azur 144-357, Hank Bill August 204, Mario SEVENTH HCC soccer action yesterday in Middletown. sophomore Sue Donnelly. SEVINTH IN MANCHESTER 4 - Obio Slule vs. CCl.A, Cb.8 ’mS- Steullet 146-365, Jim I.AsisH 2. Orbea R Mara Walrath, Beth White, Kim Frattaroli 212-570, Vic I. toaqum 2.AsisM The victory boosted the Eagles' 3 Caramendi ibiondoB 5 • Sporls Speelueulur, Cb.3 Cochran 213-430, Bud 3 Orbpa III 4. Caramendi Costello and Linda Bottone gave Squatrito 217, Bill Harper 19th Hole) S Ailano 6. Bascaran overall mark to 3-2 and conference The score also brought a shuffle in S Durango 6. Zabala RThe only service aro’ind that will 8 - Yunks vs. Blur Juys, WINE Monteforte 140-351, Rich 7 Durango 8. Ermua log to 1-1 while the Falcons, in their the East line-up, which Malin pointed Bennet a sweep of the top five. 204, 7 Bascaran 8 Aftano Subs loaquin remove over four feet of snow Mazur 139-354, John John- Subs Carpa first year of competition after a long out as decisive. Kyle Ayer with his SUNDAY Tony Barbagallo of ^ n n e t won EKHTH EKHTH after we plow the boys' race with teammate Pat dro 146-428, Chuck Barrera SYMPHONIES- Carol I Orbea l-biondol 2. ZaboU leonel hiatus, are now 2-3-1 overall, 0-2 in fourth goal of the season drew the Noon - Soreer, Cb.24 I lascaran-Rsis M 2. Aica-leonel m 3 loaquin-Zoqui 4. DurangO'Oehoa Eagles even at the 30-minute mark as I • Giuiils vs. Suinis, Ch.3 Mace second. Peter Foley, Art 146-392, Dave Barrera 152- Cunliffe 145, Lorna Kmiec COUNTRY CLUB 3. loaquin Ecpfiarro 4. Orbea i-llrquiaga the HCC. S Eusebro-Carila B. Arlano-Piene 395, Rich Mazur 139. S Duranfio-Carita 6. Ermua biondo I SIDENTIAL ONLY Doran, a pint-sized freshman, took he boomed a 25-yard direct kick into 1 - Jels vs, Doipbins, Cb.22, 30 Bruder, Tom Miller and Pat Kaye of 136-369, Claire Wentworth 7 Bascaran Urquiaga 8. Ermua-Ecenarro ' m Retired SwingerH- Joe 7 Irtam Pipfrp 8. EusebiO'Zoqui 1:30 ■ Red Sox vs. Tigers, W'TIC Bennet also race well. 128, Joan Johnson 146-343, Subs Rptnen-Soroa a long cross from Mark Marciano the upper left corner on which Falcon Barre and Wes Shorts have Subs Zuiaka tavipr EI.KS - Joe Pagano 135 Diane Colangelo 131-341, MNTH NMTH NOW WE ARE ONLY and standing practically on the goal goalie Tim McCarthy had no chance. 2 • Y unks vs. Illiie Juys, W'INF S r ' I loaqum-Caramendi 2. Bascaran-Zoqui advanced to the finals of I Zabala-Ochoa 2. A;ca-Ecenarro 4 - Golf World Sere Series, Cli.3 Gene Richardson 162-377. 3 Ermua-Ochoa 4. Remen-Leonel line rammed it into the net as time East outshot Xavier, 27-14, with w 3 Ermua ZoQui 4. Artano-larier the group championship S A/ca Soroa B. EuselKi-lavier -ACCEPTING A LIGHTED AMOUNT ticked away. It was his second goal in Eagle goalie Mike Ciszewski making 4 • Henguls vs. Cowbovs, Cb.,30, T m Dave LaChapelle 368, Er­ RESPAURANT- George S Zulaica-CafampiKh 6. Eusebio Soroa 7 Zulaica Ecenarro 8. ZabaU Garila round which will be played 7 Rpmpn biondo H 8. Bascaran Carita two games. six saves and McCarthy 16 for the 22 nie Pepin 146-394, Bill Burgess 150-142-427, Scott Subs DurangO'Urquiaga <--n!nOF CUSTOMERS Volleyballers Bow Smith 160-144-417, John next week. Subs Duraneo Ptprrp ' "How did I feel? I felt elation when Falcons. $ l|f ’ Adamy 355, Hal Waldron TENTH TENTH Last Wednesday the 1 Zabala 2. Atca Immediate Ramovall 156-380, Bill Hanson 135- Kensel 164-410, Dan ] Ermua 2-Urqui^a I saw it go in. " responded East Coach 3 Urquiaga 4. larier day’s best scores in the T Rica 4 Soroa Tom Malin. “We played very well 145-399, John Rieder 140- Vignone 149r396, Art S Pierre 6. Zulaica After opening-with three wins, the Blind 9 Tournament were: S Zidaira 6. larier Rocky Hill Tops Rham ilS 383, A1 Atkins 363, Joe Cunliffe 142, Rick Johnson 7 Rpfflpn 8. Soroa f . today. Id say we dominated the 9 k 7 Rrmpfl 8 Pierre Manchester High girls' volleyball McNamara 32, Werner 32, Subs Bauaran C atald i 142-377, Jim 145, Dave Castagna 157-441, Subs Bascaran whole game." he added. ELEVENTH team dropped its second in a row Weiman 33, Flydal 33, (lEVENTH Anil Two unbeaten Charter Oak the next four. Rocky Hill had a 4-0 ad­ Venezia 144-364, Bruce John Deangelis 142-140-394, I Arca CarampfNii 2. Eusebio Urquiaga 3 Xavier, however, broke on top. I tuqan Piprrp 2. BascaranUrquiaga Conference soccer powers clashed in yesterday, 17-15,15-10,10-15 and 18-14 ■3 Mike Lappen 140-163-148- Culver 33, Bengston 33, 3 DurangoPierre 4. Ermua-Carita .John Raicik at 23:55 of the second vantage at the half. Fish 356, Dave Ric'-ards 3. Ajca-biondaH 4. Eusebio-Carita =GAEI S Remen biondo I B. ZulaicaOclMa Hebron yesterday and when the to CCIL foe Wethersfield High in 451, Don McAllister 175- Vennard 33, Skiff 33, Hurd 5. Bpinpn Carampfldi B. Zabala-larier Rham, now 2-1 in the COC and 4-1 362, Jack Talley Bernie 7 Zabala Soroa 8. Bascaran-larier 5 :0 ir half broke a scoreless deadlock as he Battle for Possession 33, Anderson 34, 7. Zutaica'Zo(|ui 8. Ermia-Soroa smoke cleared Rocky Hill High was overall, had a 33-25 edge in shots. Wethersfield. Welch 135-142-403, Whit 166-469, John Bremser 140, Jbtano Zoqui drilled home a corner kick taken by Subs Rrtano-Ecpnarro Sdn Jean Stankiewicz played well for MIoganoski 34, Eigner 34, im iFTN Sat. 8:30M standing tall with a 5-0 win over Terrier goalie Fran Stevens made 15 Cheney Tech’s Mike Doughty (white jersey) and Bacon Hastings 136-350. Jim M oore 147, B ill TMIFTH Mark-Maloney. “What I was worried I ktaquHi'Carila 2.2abaUlnondoB IliSCV-t the locals. Manning 34, Stuek 34, Dik ] Durance-Urquiaea 2. Artano-Carila homestanding Rham High. saves while Sachem goalie Jeff Sheekey 142, Rick I Arlaiw Urquiaga 4. Bascaran-Soroa about was us falling asleep and that's Wethersfield also took the jayvee Academy’s Shawn Estes battle for possession of ball in soccer 34, Belluardo 34, 3 Bascvan-Carampftdi 4. Ermua-Piefip 627 MAIN ST. Gary Poitras opened the scoring Young had 13 stops in the battle of COMMERCIAL - Rick Filloramo 143, Frank 3 A/ca-Pierre B. Ermua-larier what happened on the corner kick,” S Zab^a Soroa 6. Zulaica Ecenarro CONN. match. 16-14 and 15-13. Lee Sadosky clash yesterday at Cheney. Visitors won lackluster affair. Agostinelli 34. 7 Zulaica Zoqui 8. Remen Ecenarro MANCHESTER, 10 I for the Terriers, 64) overali and 3-0 in titans. Johnson 150-157-176-483, Ed McNamara 152-142-412, 7 Rjca-tavipr 8- Remefi'Ocboa ' tont. Malin cited. Subs DurangO'Oehoa the COC. with Gregg Johns tallying was best in defeat. (Herald Photo by Adamson) Subs loaquin Zoqui

V PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Sat,, Sept. 29, 1979 ’ EVENING HERALD, Sat., Sept. 29, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Frank and Ernest •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HeraliJ Hofp Wantad | is BUSINESS & SERVICE Homemaker Aides CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 5 0 V o o W WANTED: Retirees, housewives, cooks, kitchen □ NOTICES helpers for food preparation. M C s B T Y o u r Lacking Personnel Apply In person Monday thru WMnesday, 9 - 5. Garden Lott aiKf Found f Nofp W titttd IS M IX E D U p By BARBARA RICHMOND women for any limited number of hours Grove Caterers, Keeney SWITCHBOARD Street, Manchester. i lIrrulH Kcporlfr they want to work. Staff members now LOST- Black Lab / Setter DIRECTORY •------TH NK A g o U T receive many fringe benefits. They are Cross. Altered male. Thin, OPERATOR- 4 nights per week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., REAL ESTATE SALES - MANCHESTER -The Rivereast paid for their travel time, plus mileage, black curly hair. Red collar Lessenger Company is looking SI Strvlett Ofhrtd SI BuMIng Conineting SS BooBng-BUtng-CMmn»f S4 IT------IT and tags. Vicinitv 7:30 a.m. Friday, Saturday t SarvfcM O thnd Homemaker Home Health Aide Services accrued sick pay, are allowed vacations, for 2 licensed agents in our Manchester, East Hartford, Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. rpentiw A % t e c “^ Inc., like other similar services in the •'Not many part-time jobs offer this type Edwards Answering Service, Bolton office. &1I 6466488, C NtA Inc I U Meg u 8 PM 0(1 staff members to keep up with the in­ citizens. Company ditions, rec rooms, dormers, added that the psychic rewards of this Manchester-owned and built-ins, bathrooms, Sweeps creasing number of clients. IMPOUNDED- Male, 6 years PART TIME JANITOR for WATERPROFFING - kind of work can't be diminished either. operated. Call 6461327. Hatchway, foundation kitchens, 6463446. a m r Artlelea tor Sale 41 Apartmenla For Rent 53 Apertmenta For Rant 53 Autoa For Sale Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz. executive director old mixed breed, black and medium size office complex. wamuBB 61 She said she feels that as far as Hours: 5 p.pi.-lO p.m., 3 cracks, tile lines, sump RMMn of the service, emphasized that the brown. Oakland and Sheldon. INVITATION pumps, gravity feeds, window CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Rivereast goes they could probably handle Contact Manchester Dog nights a week. Phone Mr. •KCUU, Ni iWiiili i t rtt FOR SALE- Pine China VERNON / ROCKVILLE- EAST HARTFORD - 3 1972 FIAT 128 -Will sell for problem is not unique. She said it is a wells. 30 years experience. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. f l ekiBMi fir n Hutch. Excellent condition. Accepting applications for 2 bedrooms, kids ok. 1/4 acre parts only. Best offer. Call one-third more cases and one-third more Warden, 6464555. Whitney at 5662020 for an ap­ SUN. ONLY KPT. M Call Gary Cushing 3462009. ■llkiit aihlii I problem experienced by the whole in­ pointment. TO BID 6434953, 872-7611. Call after 5 p.m., 644-9107. Bedroom Apartment, starting lot. $190. Won’t last long. (819- after 6 p.m., 649-1952. hours of service, if the agency had the IMPOUNDED- Male, grey Sealed bids will be received In Tm Siapsri at $191 monthly. Includes aU 1) Rental Assistors, small fee. dustry. in Connecticut anyway. *8.95 J.B. ELECTRONICS- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY DINING ROOM SET - Solid utilities, wall-to-wall 2365646. 1976 DODGE ASPEN- Special staff. Poodle. About 2 years old. TYPISTS AND CLERK the Office of The Director of Carpentry and general con­ Mrs. Hurtwitz said she recently ' Betrnid Agwjy otpol Street "M anchester's Stereo KirM lrUi pecan, 6 captains chairs $600, carpeting and appliances. Call Edition. 6cylinder. Automatic Right now she has 28 staff members and Nathan Hale School area. Call TYPISTS are needed to work General Services, 41 Center tracting. Residential and attended a meeting of the State Associa­ In the Hartford area. Call Buckland. Manchaster.’ Expert!” Repair all brands of |ni KliM IT^/. Mediterranean bedrooms set 1-237-^, EH(). Homea tor Rent 54 transmission, power steering, she would like that expanded to 35 to 37 to Manchester Dog Warden 646 Street, Manchester, Connec­ Home Stereo & Portable TVs. commercial. Whether It be a $200, large conference table tion of Homemakers and Home Health 4555. today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. IMKKSTB y a power brakes, AM/FM radio, really adequately meet the needs of the 10 ticut, until October 9,1979, at Call Jack, 6461262. small repair Job, a custom $50, NCR cash register $250. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 NOVEMBER 1st TO APRIL reclining seats, rear window Aide Services and the State Nursing BiM TREE SERVICE - built home or anything in « 4 M 1 3 0 ^ 6430421. towns the agency serves. LOST- Package of snapshots EXPERIENCED SANDWICH 11:00 a.m. for the fallowing: room house. No young 1st - Furnished 4 1/2 room defogger. Asking $3300. 875- Association and they discussed the Specialist in tree and stump BABYSITTING done In my between, call 6461379. children. No appliances. No home, downtown Manchester. 2553 after 5 p.m. Besides Manchester, it serves Vernon, in vicinity of Caldor's, Burr MAKERS and Waitresses FurnlBlj, Repair and Install removal. Free estimates. problem of where to find the staff to meet wanted for cocktail lounge. home. East Hartford. Daily or ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, CLOSING OUT- Store utilities. No pets. Security. $350 m onthly including Bolton. South Windsor, Stafford Springs, Comer Shopping Center. Call Roof At Water Shop — Senior citizen discount. 24- weekly. Call 5663285, or 277- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - siding or gutter for low dis­ fixtures. Counters, display the exploding home health care situation. 643-6082 anytime. Call 644-9637 between 9 a.m. Tenant Insurance required. utilities. Fastidious adults on­ 1962 VOLKSW AGEN Ellington, Somers and has limited service Charter Oak Street hour, year-round service. 646 4852. Additions and Remodeling. count price. Call Ken at 647- table, pipe racks, rolling rack, BEETLE - 1969 motor. $550 or She said that the tendency now is to and 12 noon. 7285. $330 m onthly. Available ly. References, security in East Hartford and East Windsor. Free estimates. Call Anthony 1566. with the fixtures, sewing November 1st, Call 6462426, deposit. Send repiy to Box R, best offer. Call after 5 PM, focus from institutionalized care to home Heating Boiler Replacement Squillacote 6460811. machines, marking machines, Rivereast is also one of few employers Bondi-Stoeki-Uorlgtgn 8 PART TIME. Phone from — Park Garage "RANMEIfU I Palntlng-P»p9rlng 32 weekday 9 to 5. c/o Manchester Herald. 649-1593. care and to reduce hospital stays. The which doesn't require that a person is home servicing our customers "“ p e r t " " I business desk, register, and The Town of Manchester is an aUTTEilCLEAlllNB PAINTING - Interior and more. Gordons Army Navy focus was changed with the advent of the trained in order to be hired. However, GOVERNMENT in your own area. 2467773. CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 KEEP WARM IN this TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965- change in insurance coverage which now GUARANTEED BUSINESS equal opportunity employer, A Itww in h guBart exterior, paperhanging, CARPENTER - Repairs, Store, 1747 North Main Street, room apartment, stove, Colonial 8 room house. Wood Excellent condition! Call 643- training, according to standards set by the M d doKYNpout*. aiiNar-Qiiard excellent work references. rI • Vary Clean Work I Springfield, Mass. Phone 413 LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. and requires an affirmative remodeling, additions, gar­ carpeting, adults, references. stove, fireplace 9431 after 9 p.m. pays for home health care. I • Many Rafarancaa I state Department of Health, is required Phone 2814112. action policy for all of its Con­ Inr t r t id . Pt m MllmatM. Free estimates. Fully in­ ages, roofing. Call David '7861^. Will sell all or part. No pets. $245 . 6463167, 228- washer/dryer. appliances and Mrs. Hurwitz said that the discharge MAGHNOPEMTOIB Qurnmmi. • D illg ^ & Corahil a but it is done at agency expense if the tractors and Vendors as a con­ sured. Martin Matson, 646 Patria, 644-1796. 3540. fenced in yard for kids and 1979 JEEP RENEGADE CJ7- coordinators at the hospitals are faced 4431. .• Safety Inapactlon Indudad • FRANKLIN STOVE FOR 'applicant has the proper temperament Machine operators with dition of doing business with 4 7 ■ pets. Hurry up! (898-4) Rental Still under warranty. Extras. with the incredible task of insuring care Nofp Wanted 13 At- f»a FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY SALE. Asking $150. Go-cart, FEMALE STUDENT Assistor, small fee. 2365646. Like new. $1100 off purchase and is in good health. mechanical aptitude and the Town, as per .Federal ! QREQ asking $125. 649-6084. REWEAVING burn holes. QUALITY PAINTING and - Remodeling and Additions. LOOKING for roommate to price! Call 633-6681. for patients in the home or the patient motivation are needed to Order 11246. Paper Hanging by Willis One of the requirements is that the per­ TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. join our fast growing Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Kitchens- and Rec Rooms. 35 !the share apartment or house, in can't be released. Apply 81 Commerce Street, Schultz. Fully insured years' experience! For Free BRAND NEW light gold or near Manchester. Call Pat­ 1965 OLDSMOBILE F85- Good son must have her own car and a driver's production team. Bid forms, plans and Window shades, Venetian c h im n e y Otilcea-Storea lor Rent 55 She said this means that going to a con­ Glastonbury. PTG specifications are available at references. 6494313. Estimates, call 646-4239. [ carpeting 18 ft. x 14 ft. Call ty, 247-5261 week days, or 774- running condition. New parts. license. Once fully trained, the staff Excellent salary, benefits blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. valescent home is more of a threat for the COMPANY. Telephone 633- I 6467545 after 7 PM. 2636 weekends. MANCHESTER - Main Street $300 or best offer. Call 659- member would primarily care for patients and working conditions. the General Services Office, Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 SWEEP A elderly if there are not enough home care 7631. 41 Center Street, Manchester, 5221. FARRAND REMODELING - GIJU1| modern offices available. 300, 1162, keep trying. in their home at the same level a nurses' Apply: A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Cabinets and Formica Tops, 1649-1431 FRANKLIN STOVE- Heat PANELED, HEATED 2 services to take care of them. She said the Connecticut. tors. Quality painting and 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or aide does in a hospital setting. Retires at Blish MATURE LOVING WOMAN Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ shield back and bottom allows ROOM APARTMENT. Elec­ parts of. Heat, air con­ 1975 PACER DL- Automatic. non-profit agencies, such as Rivereast, BEEKLEYCORP. Town of Manchester, EXPERT PAINTING and paper hanging at reasonable close to the wall installation. Mrs. Hurtwitz said that because the to babysit in my home. Own LANDSCAPING Specializing ditions, Decks, All types of tricity. stove, refrigerator. ditioning included. Call 646- V6, 258 engine, 51,000 miles, and the commercial services, are all com­ Connecticut rates. Fully insured. Free Grate, screen included. $170. power steering, power brakes, agency focuses on care in the home it also Eddie Edgar of Manchester, retired Friday transportation. References. 33 in Exterior House Painting. Remodeling and Repairs. SPECIALIZING cleaning and •Adults, references, no pets. 2469 or 6462755. FningtN M ntnl Put Robert B. Weiss, Estimates. taW Wayne 646 Phone 643-6017. Call 528-2207 after 5 p.m. $225 . 646-3167, 228-3540. air conditioning, new muffler. peting in the same job market. after 50 years of service with the Blish per hour. Call 646-6240. Tree pruning, spraying, 7696. repairing chimneys, roofs, provides such services as light General Manager 466 MAIN STREET. North of 2 snow tires, and a new spare Mrs. Hurwitz said that traditionally the FnM tR , CT mowing, weeding. Calf 742- new roofs. Free estimates. 30 BABY CARRIAGE- $20.00. housekeeping chores, doing light laundry, Hardware Co. on Main Street, Manchester. 051-9 7947. LEON CIESZYNSKI years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER - 6 room Posj office, about 5,000 sq. ft. tire. Very clean, no rust. homemaker home health aide isn't the CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC PERSONAL Paperhanging Portable. Good condition. Call duplex on busline. 1 1/2 baths. $2300 Call 643-1898. preparing meals, child care, and essential Edgar, who said there have been a number of - Experienced only. Top BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ 643-5361. of centrally located space best paid profession. She said it has large­ for particular people, by Dick. ditions, Remodeling, Rec 6463389 anytime. Laundry hookups and private shopping. wages, to ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 BRICK. BLOCK, STONE Call 6435703 anytime. Ideal for store, office or other ly been on an hourly pay rate and for the changes on Main Street over the years, Rooms, Garages, Kitchens entrances, available for han­ business or commercial use. 1964 MERCEDES 190- 4 She said the agency tries not to have a Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Fireplaces, concrete. ARIENS TWO STAGE 24 " most part there is no guarantee as far as resides with his wife, Helen at 197 Autumn St. LEGAL NOTICE Chimney repairs. No job too Remodeled, (Tellings, Bath Hudtlng-Plumblng 35 dyman (desired I in a 4 family. Call 6462426 9-5 pm. cylinder Good condition, no waiting list of clients even if they might 563-0151. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Snow Blower, $250.00. $350 heated. 646-2482, 649-8989. rust. Original Bluepumk hours are concerned. But she added that small. Save! Call 644-8356 for (Quality craftsmanship at low Craftsmen 25" Leaf Catcher not receive the total amount of hours of What now? Well, Eddie said he’ll keep busy. In accordance with Section 619b of the Election Laws, Rev. of estimates. Residential or (Jommercim. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Mr. Lindsey. PROFESSIONAL / radio Call 643-4027, after 5 things are changing. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll prices. Call 8465424. 6494291 cleaned with electric cutters, $30.00. Size 8 hip boots $5.00. p.m. service they would like. She said “I just can’t sit around very long.” (Herald p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. 1975, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of Voters will BUSINESS OFFICE She said that up until recently the agen­ by professionals. McKinney 633-7007. 4 ROOM APARTMENT IN BUILDING - Approximately sometimes they have to be offered photo by Pinto) Apply director of nursing. accept applications for admission as an elector at the following PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1973 PIN TO WAGON- cy depended mostly for staff members on location: PRIVATE HOME- For 2600 square feet, with ample reduced service rather than none. She said Salmonbrook Convalescent - Interior and exterior. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS pany, 643-5!®8. FIREWOOD - Fresh cut retired or semi-retired cou­ Excellenl condition. 4 new middle-aged women who were seeking Home, off House Street, parking. Close to Center, she is pushing some of the existing staff ' Savings Bank of Manchester HOUSECLEANING Commercial and residential. - (Complete Construction. Ad­ hardwood. Clean oak wood. ple. Located in Hebron. Call hospital and new court radials tires. New disc part-time work after their families had Glastonbury. Please call 633- 923 Main Street PROBLEMS? General Free estimates. Fully in­ ditions, Remodeling. Free $85 a cord, free delivery. Call 643-0946 between 10 AM - 4 PM brakes 25-30 mpg. Great further than some would like to be pushed. 5244. sured. 6464879. building. For info, call 568- grown up and were away from home, Thursday, Oct. 4 & 11, 1979 housecleaning walls, floors, Estimates. Fully Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 649-5451. only. 7658 or 871-0401. family car. Asking $1395. Call If anyont; is interested in becoming a Basketball To Start carpets, upholstery. One time Call 6464879. repairs, plugged drains, Bolton Oil Company, 646-3523. Mrs. Hurtwitz said that she welcomes NURSES AIDES wanted for 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. LEE PAINTING- Interior & that type of staff member but it seems for member of the Rivereast staff they should or regular service. kitchen faucets replaced, Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 COMPLETELY EAST HARTFORD-135 Burn­ full time on all shifts. Apply Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar DOMESTTCARE. 643-1945. Exterior. “(Jieck My Rate repaired, rec rooms, FURNISHED APARTMENT 1973 FORD LTD STATION the most part that that pool of labor has contact Mrs. Hurwitz at the agency office In East Hartford director of nursing. Salmon- Before You Decorate” . side. 1000 sq ft. Lease Frederick E. Peck, Registrar bathroom remodeling, heat HOME SWEET HOME - IN VERNON- 3 rooms with 10 required. Arruda and Bar- WAGON. One owner Good been depleted. on Center Street, 643-9511, brook Convalescent Home, off Dependable. Fully Insured. CARPENTRY - All types of modernization, etc. Free condition. Must be seen. 649- Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar DRIVEWAY SEALING - repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Complete health-guard ft. bar. On bus stop, near Cir­ comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. She said the agency is willing to hire EAST HARTFORD — Beginning today and Sunday, the House Street, Glastonbury. Robert Von Deck, Deputy Registrar Protects and beautifies your 6461653. Estimate gladly given. M&M facilities. Cats also. Canine cle. 875-4141. 9629 after 5 p.m. Please call 633-5244. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Department of Parks and Recreation will conduct free Assistant Registrars driveway. Experienced and Windows Hung. Ceiling Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon MANCHESTER- Office or reasonable. Free estimates. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. PANELED 3 ROOM store space. 1st floor. Will 1976 DODGE VAN- Beautiful play basketball at Martin Park. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Margaret L. Lucas J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom Repaired and Painted. Call condition. Must sell this Carol B. McCarthy Call Art, 649-3061. Decorating. Interior & APARTMENT - Heat, elec­ sub-divide between 200 - 5,000 Saturday sessions will be from 9:30 a.m. to noon and Monday through Thursday, 3 anytime, 643-6130. tricity, stove, refrigerator, weekend. Sacrifice at $2975. Exterior Painting, Flooring 36 3 LITTLE TIGER KITTENS square feet. 643-1442. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to noon. p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ Helen H. Stevenson ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ looking for good homes. Call adults, references, no pets, Call 649-4568. Building Document tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; Helen Ramey Paperhanging & Remodeling, Roolittg-SIdlng-ChlmMy 34 The Saturday session will be reserved for residents, tics & Cellars Cleaned. Free 649-6480 after 6:15 PM, after $235. 646-3167, 228-3540. OFFICE - Excellent location. weekends anytime. Inez Johnson Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. FLOOR SANDING & ages 18 to 25 and Sunday’s age group will also be reserved Estimates. Please call 646 Call 649-9658. 10 AM weekends. 500 sq. ft. Heat, air, parking, Edward Laski BIDWELL HOME Improve­ REFINISHING- Floors like for residents only, over age 25. East Hartford I.D. cards 1943. ment Co. Expert installation new! Specializing in older FOUR ROOMS- Sun porch. janitor. $125 per month. 649- SEWERS- Experienced on In­ Carol Lenihan GERMAN SHEPHARD Heat, hot water. 5334. must be present^ and may be obtained at the Town dustrial Sewing Machines. WALL PAPERING and in­ of aluminum siding gutters floors. Natural and stained 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR - 4 0569 WILL BABYSIT (or 1 child in terior painting. Free es­ and trim. Roofing installation floors. No waxing anymore! PUPS - Very intelligent, no Refrigerator, stove. 1 car gar­ speed. 4 cylinder. AM/FM Issue in FOI Case Clerk’s office. Town Hall building, 740 Main St. 1 Will train if necessary. Good my home across from papers. $75 . 228-9001. age. Security required. No starting pay for the right peo- timates. Fully insured. 649- and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. John Verfaille, 646575. Wanted to Rent 57 stereo, cassette, sun roof, missioner William Clew. The FOI at­ Thomas Jaworski will supervise the sessions. 'The Waddell School. 6432973. 293' pets. References needed. $325 bucket seats. $3895 . 649-2819. By LAI REN DAVIS SHEA pie.• Hours: -7 to -3:30, -1, Mldnday • FREE! 1 Springer Spaniel. 1 monthly. 646-3414. torney in the matter was John P. program will be in effect until Nov. 3 to 4. thru Friday. Apply in rson LEGAL NOTICE RETIRED, REFINED LADY Herald Reporter I pel year old, and 1 Irish Setter," 2 desires 3 or 4 room, quiet 1973 MATADOR WAGON - Maloney. The preliminary finding was, If there is sufficient interest, leagues with minimum at: Pillowtex Cdrp., 49 Regent years old. Both males. Call FURNISHED THREE ROOM schedules will be established each weekend. Street, Manchester. Equal ADMISSION OF ELECTORS apartment. Near bus line. Needs some work but good MANCHESTER —The Freedom of In­ “One business day after the date of the 742-9213, ask lor Pat. APARTMENT- Residential. Please call 649-8258. general condition. $500 . 647- formation Commission will hold a hearing Opportunity Employer M/F. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Admission of Electors, Houaehold Gooda 40 Second flo o r.H e a t. No decision, the chief building inspector shall TAG SALES ^ Homo* For Sale 23 10%. Oct 10 on a decision of one of its com­ of tile Town of Nbnehester, will be in session in the Municipal AFFECTIONATE SPAYED children. No pets. Security provide copy of said plot to the complai­ SHEET METAL WORKER - TORTOISESHELL CATS- deposit. References 643-4860. missioners that would force the town's nant upon receipt from said complainant Experienced. Soldering etc. Building, Town Clerk’s Office, on Saturday, October 6, 1979 >0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 WANTED TO RENT 1975 FORD GRANADA- 4 from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., for the purpose of admitting all MANCHESTER BY OWNER- COLONIAL BEDROOM SET- Neutered, black and white OARAQE SPACE door, p s, p b, air con­ chief building inspector to provide a copy of cost thereof.” Call 528-2101. MANCHESTER - MAIN persons who are found to be qualified to be Electors. TAG SALE-September 28, 29, TAG SALE- 676 Keeney 6 Room Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1 All maple wood. Excellent Angora; adorable kittens, FOR OIL TRUCK ditioning 302 engine, $2200.00 of a surveyor's certificate to a complai­ The finding goes on to say, “The chief Class Has Openings & 30.164 p.m. 395 North Main some long hair. 342-0571, 633- STREET. 3 room apartment, • CALL* OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Street. Saturday September 1/2 baths. Desirable area. Im­ condition. Must be seen to be 1956 CHEVY 2 DOOR. V-8. nant. building inspector shall provide the com­ Dated at Manchester this 29th day of September 1979. Street, Manchester. 29th., 6 to 1. Van, glassware, maculate throughout. Call 647- appreciated. Paid $3200; 6581. heated, hot water, appliances, $1500.00. After 5 PM, 649-2147 delivery. Year round work. no pets, parking, securitv. 523- BOLTON OIL CO. Helen Z. Pearl, of the law firm of plainant with any other records upon pay­ EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Branch Board of Admissions "Something for everyone!”. furniture, tools, household 1578. Principles only. asking $2800. Call after 6 p.m.. or 742-5445. All benefits, /^ply M&M Oil Irene R. Pisch, Selectman items. OLDEST BREED OF DOG 7047. 040-3523 Weber, Marshall and Thompson in New ment of costs as aforesaid," YMCA Pre-School Swim Program still has four spaces in Co.. Route 6, Bolton. 643-0062. its Saturday morning class which is being held at East Chester F. Bycholski, Selectman TAG SALE-57 Gardner Street, M A N C H E ST E R - 52 RECORDED as far back as DODGE 1970 DART, 4 dr Britian said her request for a copy of the The cost for a copy is 25 cents. Joseph R. Reynolds, Selectman Manchester. Saturday, Wadsworth Street. 2 Family FURNITURE, VERY GOOD 6500 B.C. 6 week old Purebred ELDRIDGE STREET- First Factory air, radio, good tires, surveyor-certification that building ac­ Hartford High pool from noon to 12:30 p.m. The class OIL BURNER SERVICE Saluki pups for sale. This gen­ floor. 2 bedroom apartment, According to Pearl, “The big issue is Edward Tomkiel, Town Clerk September 29th, 10 - 5. Por­ September 29th & 30th from 9 with large barn. Separate fur­ CONDITION- Corner three Mfsc. tor Rent 58 plus mounted snows. Runs begins today and will continue for 10 sessions through MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all table sewing macnine, new 3 to 3. 48 S pruce S tre e t, naces, one new, 2 new hot tle. beautiful dog is very good large kitchen, pantry, and tually took place on the site where it was whether on the basis of this, is the building residential. All benefits. M & 0569 sectional couch (Italian. well. 88.000 miles. $900 or best Dec. 15. speed girls bike, pair of twin Manchester. water heaters. New roof. Walnut pedestial coffee table. with children. An ideal ^ t but living room. Tenant pays heat offer 649-16%. drawn is routinely granted in other towns. officer only going to provide me with a M Oil. Route 6, Bolton. needs room to run. $100. Call and utilities. $250 monthly HALL FOR RENT- Masonic She said she was doing a title search for Pre-school swim is an individualized and progressive headboards, old pitchers, cut Pair small pedestal tables Temple. Bowling, weddings, copy of the surveyor's certification five and pressed giass, dishes, TAG SALE - 45 Kennedy 6432; . NO AGE (Cherry). Wedge cherry table 872-9319. Parking available. MONARCH 1977 - 4 door. V-8, property at 155 Love Lane and that program of swimming instruction and personal water References and security receptions, showers. Kitchen months too late. Or, is it going to force feather jackets, and mis- Road, Manchester. 10 AM to 2 (French) Dining room facilities. Reasonable rates. power steering, power brakes, sometimes buildings are placed in a Mr. Conti to change his protectionist safety for the 3-6 year old child. The program is under the ceilaneous. PM. Saturday September MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom fixture. Pair Venetian glass Mualcal InatrumanIa 44 deposit required. Available 17 - 20 miles per gallon. 34,000 October 1st. No pets. Call 568- 568-3453 or 569-0344. different way than as a plan indicates. She direction of Deborah Cushman, a graduate of the Univer­ COOKS & KITCHEN 29th. Rain Date October 6th. spacious Colonial. New hanging fixtures. Large lamp. miles. $3,300 or best offer. 742- policy and make such plans available on FREE CASE with all 1/2 6295. said inspection of the surveyor's certifica­ sity of Connecticut and a certified YMCA Pre-School in­ HELPERS- Available TAG SALE- l,day only. Satur­ Furniture, books, games, kitchen, fireplace, carpeting, Pair marble base lamps. Wall 7433. request to any person upon payment of the day, September 29, from 9 to 4 sport equipment, dishes. aluminum siding. Immediate decorative candle holders. price Guitars with this ad. tion was not enough, she needed a copy. structor. weekends and evenings. LEGAL NOTICE Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, LARGE 2 BEDROOM 25 cents?” Experienced preferred. at 57 Marti Drive, off Taylor occupancy. Priced to sell! Frames. 643-1237. □ AUTOMOTIVE 1972 VW BUG- Good running Pearl said she filed her complaint with Pearl said the building inspector's To register for this program will call The East Hart­ Street, Vernon. Lots of good TAG SALE - Saturday, $50,900. Hayes Corp. 6460131. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til APARTMENT ON BUSLINE condition. Low mileage. New ford YMCA, 289-4377. Drivers License. Mature in­ INVITATION TO BID 9 p.m. - Conveniently located to the FOI in April and the subject has taken denial of a copy was based on his inter­ dividuals. Apply in p rso n : buys. September 29th, 1 0 - 3 . 11 Autoa For Sale 61 brakes. AM-FM. Negotiable. 1. Sealed Bids are invited by the Housing Authority of the Fenwick Road, Manchester. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. A rllc le t lor Sale 41 everything. $275 heated. 646- Call 649-3576. five months to come to a hearing. She said pretation of a regulation in the state Garden Grove Caterers, VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. 2482, 649-8989. Mr Lindsey. town building inspector Frank Conti told Keeney Street, Manchester. Town of Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- Household, sports, clothing Gracious 7 Room, aluminum building code. The meaning of the hearing* Owner, for the Project: Addition and Alterations, Ad­ Furniture, glass and mis­ and much miscellaneous! sided, center entrance, Dutch Excellent condition. $90.00. 1972 FORD GALAXY 500- her she could inspect the certification but Call 643-4762. BOLTON - 1 bedroom apart­ officer’s recommendation is to reaffirm LIVE-IN COMPANION for ministration and Maintenance Building, Manchester cellaneous household. Colonial. 3 bedrooms, Power steering, power couldn't have a copy. ment available immediately. 67 TEMPEST-326. Functionally that the FOI statutes and laws passed by Swimming Event Monday elderly gentleman in Glaston­ Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, Manchester, Connec­ September 29th & 30th. 10 AM. TAG SALE- Converse Road, fireplace, garage. Private ALUMINUM Sheets used as brakes, air conditioning. 72.- At that point. Pearl filed her complaint. 12 Pine Ridge Drive, Andover. Bolton- September 29th., & backyard. Bowers School. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good $250,. includes heat and hot sound, good for parts. Asking 000 miles. 2 door Problem the legislature override any conflicting bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- ticut. The Project includes a two story addition of ap­ printing plates. .007 thick condition. $90 or best offer. water. References. 646-2482. She filed it in her name because, “It was EAST HARTFORD —The state Developmental 5653 or 643-5932. 30th. Good selection Low $60’s. 6465342. Mx28t5’', 25 cents each or 5 $150.00. Call 646-1758. free. $1050 firm Cali 649-9635 regulations, according to Pearl. proximately 2,000 square feet; alterations to the existing houseplants, toys, children's 6461032. 649-8989, Mr. Lindsey. too late to help my client.” Disabilities Program announces that a swimming event building, fixed equipment and related site work. TAG SALE- Children elothes, for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be The proposed hearing is scheduled to go SUPERINTENDENT-110 un­ clothing including half sizes, MANCHESTER - SAVE THE picked up before 11 a m. FOR SALE - Plymouth 225 The complaint lists the Building Dept, with the Hartford Probus Club will be held at the East 2. Bidding Documents have been prepared by The toys, household items, lawn MEYERS PIANO & 3 ROOM HEATED before the full commission for approval on its. Hard worker. Mechanical sweeper, Victrola, pot belly household items. COMMISSION. Owner selling ONLY. slant 6 engine. Only 66 miles, of the town of Manchester, the chief Lawrence Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 150 North 6 room Victorian Colonial GUITAR- Having our 1st APARTMENT- Stove and other 1971 Duster parts, Oct. 10. The final decison will probably go Hartford Teen Center, 10 Woodbridge Ave., on Monday. experience necessary. Please stove, tools, etc. Saturday refrigerator. Near bus line. Main Street, Manchaster, Connecticut, hereinafter called MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- located close to schools and SALE at our New Location. WE PAY TOP PRICES for excellent condition. 646-5468, building inspector, and the Town of out a day or two after that, according to For more information, call Melissa Mullen at the North ^ p ly in person 9 to 11 at 29th, 10-6 p.m. Sunday 30th, 12- DELIVERING DARK LOAM Save $60 to $200 on Guitars. 20 Call 649-9021 Manchester as defendants. Central Regional Center, 243-9517. Fountain Village Apartments, the Architect. 6. 50 T h a y e r R oad, Saturday September 29th., 9 to shopping. 3 bedrooms, formal - 5 yards. $40 plus tax. Also wrecked and junk cars. A & B FOI officials. 4. 23 Nye Street, Manchester. dining room, wall-to-wall Rebuilt Pianos. Call 871-2143. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1972 CHEVY MALIBU-2 door, The hearing officer at FOI was com­ 175 D ow ney D riv e , 3. Bids shall be directed to the Housing Authority of the Manchester. sand, gravel and stone. 643- MANCHESTER- First floor. 4 Manchester, see Carroll John­ Rain date Sunday September carpeting, stove and 9504. Call Tonv 646-6223. air, pjwer brakes, and Town of Manchester, Connecticut, 24 Bluefield Drive, 30th., 9 to 4. Antiques, some refrigerator included. 1 car IBANEZ BLACK EAGLE 1/2 rooms. Gas. water, and steering, radio. 1 owner. son Brundrett. Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Bids shall be submitted in BIG TAG SALE- Stereo BASS- New. Sun Concert Lead heat. Security required No furniture, and miscellaneous. garage. Priced in upper $50’s. 'CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs Asking $1295. Call 646-5255. duplicate on Bid Form furnished by the Architect. Bids may system, disco records, skiis, 2 Amp. Ampeg Bass Cab. 412. pets. Available October 1st. tables, bed frame, clothes and 6464527. set, electric welder, acetylene excellent. Must sell, RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy be withdrawn prior to time of Bid opening. Bids will not be Call 742-9213. Call 647-9509. working with an excellent sup­ accessories, sizes 7-9, etc. 6 TAG SALE- Haunted House- outfit, aluminum ladder, sacrificing! Any reasonable 1973 COMET- Very good con­ News for Senior Citizens accepted after time of Bid opening. Bids cannot be Refreshments, Saturday offer over $1450. Call after dition. AT. 6 cylinder, R&H. porting staff. Very pleasant Lehigh Drive, East Hartford- trailer tires, new electric HALF OF DUPLEX IN withdrawn after time of Bid opening. September 29th., 9 a.m. 245 Invealment Property 25 KUSTOM LEAD 3:30 p.m . 649-1150. 528-6063. $1300. Call 647-9137 atmosphere. Good wages and Saturday and Sunday. generator, electric lawn- AMPLIFIER, 12 inch MANCHESTER- 6 rooms. 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Mountain Road, Manchester. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. By WALLY FORTI.N benefits. Please call Doris COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 speaker, excellent condition. Large yard. No pets. Heat in­ Trucks lor Sale 62 where he wound up with a and delicious snacks to holiday table, baked goods, 12:30 and 3:30p.m.; 6 p.m.. Blain, RN, Director of Housing Authority Office at 4:00 P.M., October K, 1979. TAG SALE- September 29th., Lots Of Everything!! 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. This coming Wednesday feet waterfront property with $150. 649-2062. cluded. $390 monthly. 649-7325. Excellent running condition, badly sprained ankle and munch on. hand goods and an odds and Senior Golf League banquet Nurses, 6464)129. 5. Bidding Documents may be examined at the Architect’s 10 to 3. Multi family on 4 large cottages in very good FORCED HOT AIR is the day for the three-day Heather Lane, Westwood II. TAG SALE - Baby, household FURNACE- Some age but fine automatic transmission, 1974 PLYMOUTH VAN - bruised ribs. He’s at home Wednesday morning we ends table. We need many at Army and Navy Club. office on and after 1:00 p.m., September 27,1979 A deposit of items. Honda bike seat, condition. Fully furnished, Antiquea 46 EAST HARTFORD on Burn­ Extra clean, power steering, trip to Lake George. LATHE OPERATORS - With Keeney to Nutmeg., Follow working order. Four burner power steering and radio. recuperating, at 62 Clinton had 40 players for pinochle items so start knitting and $25.00 for each complete set is required in the form of a refrigerator, plants. 9 - 3. located in Sandy Beach area, side Avenue. 2 Bedroom New battery, new body work. power brakes. FM stereo, rug Those going should arrive Tuesday: 8:30 a.m., bus 2 years’ experience. Good signs. No early birds. docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ natural gas stove, brown. Fine Townhouse, with or without St., and will have to take It and the winners were Mar­ crocheting. When you bring for shopping; 10 a.m., check payable to The Lawrence Associates. The deposit will September 29th. Rain Date older wardrobe. 649-5547. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, 568-2646. and paneling. 56.000 miles. at our center by 7:30 a.m.; benefits. Salary n^otiable. be refunded if the Documents are returned In good condition October 6th., 289 Oak Street, turesque setting. Very collectibles, miscellaneous garage $325 to $350. No $2500. Call 643-6639. easy for a few more days. tin Bakstan, 621; Mary the items into the center, square dance class and oil Hawk Precision Co., 303 private. Owners want to children. No pels. Call 528- the bus wilt leave shortly within ten (10) days after receipt of Bids; otherwise the TAG SALE - 357 Lake Street, Manchester. BLACK & WHITE used items. 40 Fiora Road, The happenings here at Thrall, 603; Bea Mader, please put them to the painting class; 1 p.m.. Burnham Street, East Hart­ Vernon, Thursday, Friday & finance. Excellent investment (off Route 85). Boiton. 1494, or 289-0000, 1972 DATSUN PICK UP- 1600 after. By the way, we have the center start with this ford. telephone 528-9845. deposit is subject to forfeiture. for group or individual. Zanot- PORTABLE TELEVISION 597; Audrey Durey, 577; attention of the program Senior Bowling League at 6. Each bid must be accompanied by a bid security Saturday. 10 to 5. ANTIQUES TO TAGS- SET- $30, C all 528-7212 Short Bed. Phone 649-5549 room for a couple more past Tuesday's Bowling Sam Schores, 579; Martha Eastern Connecticut's largest ti Realtors, 6494)272, 2269485. APARTMENT FOR RENT- WANTED JUNK AND LATE after 4:00 p.m. and if you'd like to go, call director, Gloria Benson. the Parkade Lanes ana BUS BOYS - Full time lunch payable to the Housing Authority of the Town of Manchester, anytime. Availabie November 1st. No MODEL WRECKS - Cash League scores: Class A LaBate, 571; Helen Silver, Let’s all work hard to Connecticut in the amount of five percent (5%) of the Bid TAG SALE- Second Big Flea Market at th'e Mansfield □ RENTALS our office Monday. The return trip from shopping; and dinner shifts. Apply at Week! Browse, Buy, or just Drive-In Theatre (Jet. 31 & utilities. No applianees. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1%7 DODGE VAN LUNCH high singles, June Fuller, 570; Ann Thompson . 563; Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East Sum in the form of a Bid Bond from a surety company WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe Children ok. Will consider number is 647-3211. make this our most 1:30 p.m., men and women say Hi! Saturday and Sunday, 32). Sundays (AM to 3 P.M.). Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391. WAGON - Very good condi­ 145; Paul Desjeunes, 208; John Gaily, 559; Mike Center Street, Manchester. authorized to do business in the State of Connecticut, Real Eatate Wanted 28 washing machine, XC. $135.00. Rooma lor Rent 52 pets. Parking for 2 cars. Call We have been receiving a successful fair to date. exercise class. 10 to 4. 39 Niles Drive, Public Free, dealer $6, Reser­ Zenith 21 inch portable black tion. 46.000 miles. Class B single, Lyman Haberern, 559. guaranteeing the Bid for a period-of forty-five (45) days. Manehester. vations unnecessary. 643-5439, 8-9 a.m., or after 9 Reasonable. 569-1989. number of calls about flu Menu for Week Wednesday: 7:45 a.m., FULL OR PART TIME SELLING your house? Call us and white TV- W5.00. Wall THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ p.m. Fuller, 156; Dot Brass, 116; In the afternoon it was Upon award of the Contract for Construction, Bid security first and we’ll make you a cabinet grouping- $50.00. shots and we had a few Monday: baked corned bus for Lake George; 9 MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ trally located. Downtown Gwen Gadarowski. 116. bridge and the lucky prize ly in person to: Raffa s shall be returned to those whose Bids were not accepted, and cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Brand new 2 drawer filing EXECUTIVE LIVING - Com- 1973 TOYOTA CORONA different dates to pass on. a.m., health clinic by ap­ the amount of Bid security shall be forfeited to the Owner if Manchester. Kitchen Class A triple, June Fuller, winners were Irene Foisey, beef hash with pineapple Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, Realtor, 643-1577. eabinet- $38.00, 633-9740. privileges. Call 649-2358, fortable 5 rooms, all WAGON - Good condition. Well, we now have it p o in tm en t; 10 a.m., the Bidder, after being notified of selection for the award of 383; Harvey Duplin, 574; 5,170; Jack Owen, 4,910; ring, buttered vegetables, Glastonbury. Homea lor Sale 23 Homea lor Sale 23 appliances. carpet, New cylinder head, brakes. 1977 FORD FIDO- 302 engine. finalized and the date is Jell-0. pinochle and Friendship a contract for the Work, fails to furnish the required bonds MAY WE BUY your home? EXCELLENT CONDITION- ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN - washer/dryer, kids ok. Only Must be seen. Asking $2200. Power steering, standard Class B triple, Ted Leila Bales, 4,850; George Quick, (air, all cash and no Nov. 2, right here in our Wednesday: homemade Circle; noon, lunch; 12:45 r a r e OPPORTUNITY - and enter into a Contract for Construction within ten (10) Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel Parking, kitchen privileges, $300 heated. (816-3) Rental Call anytime after 51%. 646- transmission. 30,000 miles, Gaderowski, 429; Viola Last, 4,660; Tom Regan, 4,- CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, VERNON problem. Call Warren E. Rocker, $100. Black Boston Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. 5026, main hall, from 9 to 11 a.m. turkey vegetable soup, p.m., bridge; 1 p.m., craft OWN YOUR OWN days after notification. washer/dryer, home box of- plus Ford Deluxe Cap. Wenzel, 316. 080. BUSINESS. Distributor for 7. The successful Bidder, as declared by the Owner, shall Remodeled Kitchen and 3 BEDROOM Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Rocker $70. Set of McGregor fice/cable tv, air conditioner, Excellent condition. Asking There is no charge for the tuna salad on whole wheat, class. Bus pickup at 8:15 Baths. Aluminum siding, in- Golf Clubs (Irons and woods) By the way, this coming Next Thursday for our a.m., return trips at 12:30 Kodak film, Duracell be required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor and CUSTOM BUILT etc. Call 643-5600. ROCKVILLE - Heated $3700. Call 649-4615. shot, but a 31 donation to pudding. Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and ground pool with patio and L SHAKO RANCH $100 - used 1 season. Pair of modern 3 rooms with Monday evening is our Fun Day we will have Material Payment Bond in an amount not less than 10% of Houaehold Gooda 40 and 3 p.m. other photo products needed privaey. Group I, Philbrick New aluminum siding. Large lot. Golf Shoes 8 1/2D. $10. 659- appliances and yard. Just help pay the expenses Men’s Senior Golf League Thursday: baked Agency, 646-4200. TWO ROOMS - Private en­ 1974 MUSTANG- 4 speed 4 Uotorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Helen Vice and Bea Maher Thursday: 10 a.m., in your area. No selling. Ser­ the Contract Sum. Fireplace in living room. 0718. trance. Mature male and $180. (918-4) Rental Assistors. would be appreciated. Jot lasagna, buttered broccoli, 8. The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids REFRIGERATORS cylinder. $1000 or best off annual banquet at the lead us in dancing and then visiting; noon, meal and vice top Retailers under Economical. Forced air heat, and female. One with License for small fee. 236-5646. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - down this date and we will tossed green salad, Italian and in particular to reject a Bid not accompanied by any air conditioning, ytll appliances Washers / Ranges, used, Call anytime, 646-2040. Army and Navy Club. Ac­ Bernadette Noel will play Meal on Wheels; 1 p.m., exclusive contract established SEASONED FIREWOOD- errands, (meals for errands). LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. remind you about it again bread and butter, spumoni. by us. High immediate in­ required bid security or data required by the Bidding EAST HARTFORD included. Many extras. $61,900. guaranteed and clean. New Cut, split and delivered. Call RARE FIND - East Hartford, tion will start at 6 p.m. and for a sing-along. sing-along and dancing. By owner. Call shipment damaged, G.E & Call 649-5459. 1971 PINTO- One Owner. 100% stock and in excellent in a few weeks. Friday: beef barley come minimum required in­ Documents or a Bid in any way Incomplete or irregular. The 8763915, or 871-0779. 5 rooms, kids and pets ok. shape. $4500. 742-8786. the buffet will be served at The Holiday Fair will be Bus pickup at 10 a.m., ★ SSI,BOO ★ FRIGIDAIRE. U)w prices. Good condition. Excellent se­ Back a minute to the soup, grilled cheese vestment $9,975. 100% profit Owner shall have the right to waive any Informality or p l e a s a n t r o o m for Appliances plus. Only $200. cond car. Must be seen. 649- 6:30 p.m. Right after the held Nov. 8 at the Senior return trip around 2:3P 3 bedroom Colonial, for­ 871-1084 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 1978 HUMMEL BELL $200. (875-2) Rental Assistors, Lake George trip — we sandwich, gingerbread structure. Call between 8AM irregularity in any Bid received. Street, 643-2171. working gentleman. Kitchen 9629, after 5 p.m. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT m eal, p rizes w ill be Center on Linden Street. p.m. & 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or 9. The project is being funded by the U.S. Department of mal dining room, 1 car 1978 Hummel Plate $200. 1973 privileges. Parking, near bus small fee. 2365646. 750- Kerker headers. KNN expect to return around with topping. Hummel Plate $300. Call awarded. The hours will be 9 a.m. to write: American Film Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.) and the garage, treed lot, con­ NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK line. References'required. 1972 FORD GALAXY 2 door. filters. Oil cooler. Much 5:30 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! between8and5p.m.,6461047. Call 647-9033 AVAILABLE NOW - Beautiful Our crewel embroidery 4 p.m. This event, as Schedule for Week Processing, Inc., 1935R successful bidder will be required to comply with prevailing venient to bus, shopping BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Custom made draperies, slip­ Vinyl top. Excellent running more! $1500 ,643-4076 before 2 The Bermuda trip is all social bingo games, men Hoover Court, B'ham, AL and schools. Full base­ paneled living room, eat-in 2 bedroom, must be seen. Only p.m. class is canceled for this before, will benefit our Monday: 8 a.m.. Senior wage rates established by the U.S. Department of Labor and covers and upholstery. Budget COLONIAL SWIVEL condition. $500. Excellent run­ set and we will have a and women exercise class; 35226. ment. Call Nowl kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Apertmenta For Rant S3 $250. (847-1) Rental Assistors, ning condition. $500. Call 646- coming Wednesday. meal program. We will Golf League at East Hart­ all Equal Opportunity Requirements of Federal Law. Terms Arranged. Call 2862331 ROCKER, Sheraton wing small fee. 2365646. short but important noon, lunch; 1 p.m., set­ lovely quiet setting on dead­ or 6461000.- 6023. Campera-Trallara Don't forget to buy your have a raffle; lunch will be ford Course; 10 a.m., back. Bus pickup at 8:15 SECURITY GUARD - Swing Dennis Phelan, Executive Director end street, deeded beach chair. Mahogany drop leal LOOKING for anything in real Mobile Homea 85 briefing at the center on Manchester Housing Authority OWNER rights. $79,900. Call exclusive table with 2 extra leafs, por­ $180 RENT THIS HEATED 1 tickets early for our served at noon. We will kitchen' social games; a.m., return trips at 12:30 night shift. Retirees ELECTRIC RANGE- With estate rental - apartments, 1977 DODGE STREET VAN - Friday, Oct, 5, at 1 p.m. Halloween Dance welcomed. Excellent benefits. 24 Bluefield Drive, 528*2580 agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, table record player containing homes, multiple dwellings? bedroom with appliances. Call 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- have a wishing well, a noon, lunch; 1 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. eye level oven, and lower speakers and miscellaneous now. (891-1) Rental Assistors, Paneled and carpeted in­ Hard-working Howard Call 872-0501, Ext. 219 for ap­ Manchester, CT 06040 Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate terior. Asking $6500 or best Very good condition. Many scheduled for Oct. 25. Lots plant table, ceramics, a pinochle. Bus pickup at oven. First $100 takes it. Call household Items. 6464872. small fee. 2365646. Miller had a little accident pointment, 9 AM til noon. 054-9 housing opportunity. 443-4470. 568-9439. Associates, Inc. 6461980. offer. 643-4026 after 6 PM. extras! Call 633-4890. of lively music to dance to white elephant table* 8:15 a.m., return trips at PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 29, 1979 Peamito — ChariM M. dehulz EVENING HERALD. Sat., Sept. 29. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN

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Call Professional Singer/Pianlst. OPPORTUNWINATHLETICS T A C H A 0 A PRESS OPERATORS Housewives, college (abbr.) 6 Seine S □ tial. Knowledge of Insurance 522-6201. 644-8597. v T 8 A s 1 S i N 1 12 Outcry 7 New Deal L S T u BENEFITS students, excellent oppor­ helplul, but not necessary. D, U K E A E A We still have several prin­ Our lirm U ettklng 13 Construct program 3 m 0 ta.7B pw hr. tunity to meet new people Salary negotiable Send INDIVIDUAL WITH ScfMO/«-Cf«(MS 19 T 1 8 E □ L T T 8 ting press jobs available. leohnlelane to Inetall 14 Embrace 8 Gaseous I a \E COUNTER to ttort while you supplement your resume to: Box, ATTENTION TO DETAIL, I t. E Wi A R 1------Offset experience is help­ Soeurlty Syetome. Low P, Intolerance 16 It is (contr.) compound •Paid training in income part time/full time Manchester Herald. typing and record keeping FOR THE BEST - Manchester T A 8 £ E L S T E M p T ful but not required. Come voltogo wiring oxportonc# 16 Bring 9 New York City 1 positions available. From 7 abilities, and desire to main­ Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 H O P 0 E A F A R E over 400 Qareer to work in a clean, air con­ )• holpful. Exeollont eter- 17 Part of the stadium 1 N C L O 0 O T R E E AM - 3 PM. Above average PART TIME SOCIAL tain positive customer pupils per teacher. FREE in­ 10 Yanks HELP ditioned plant. Job securi­ ting roto and banafita. Is Ignorance psyche 8 E A E 8 s E V A P 8 Sk ills starting wages and WORKER- Glastonbury relations. East Hartford loca­ troductory lesson with this ad. 18 Feign (comp, 11 Self-esteem ty, salary and working con­ Vata walcomad. Call Youth Services has a part tion. Call Phil at 2 8 9 ^ . Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ' 48 Neck and [We need an benefits, uniforms Priscilla’s Pop - EC( Sullivan wd.) (Pl) 29 Close door ditions arc the best. Apply batwaan 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. time position open for a Social DEAR ABBY: I am a graduate student from Bombay, In­ 20 Pile up 8 •Paid medical & provided to arrange ap­ dia. I am informed that in your column a few years ago you 19 Cry of 30 Alleviate neck aggresive person daily 8:30 to 4:30. for appileatlona, Monday Worker to work in the CJinical ENGLISH RIDING LESSONS fortune surprise 31 Hollywood 49 Actress pension plan pointment for personal in­ Services Division of the Agen­ PRODUCTION WORKER in­ given buy qualified instruc­ very eloquently defended the religious practices observed in 22 In the know luminary interested in long thru Friday I PKOPPEP IT/) THE LAST X -ANP I IT W/k3 THE BE‘5T 21 Mountains Redgrave terview. cy. Applicants should possess volves handling of plastic tors on safe and dependable foreign countries, and particularly of my homeland-India. 24 Explosive (abbr.) 34 Sound of b in 4/ U O U / / U N IM G OF THE ) P R D P P E P IT.' 51 Passport term employ­ BEEKLEYCORP. a Master Degree in Mental coated sheets in and out of school horses. Group lessons I would be most grateful if you would repeat that letter. PEANUT BUTTE1? AMP (abbr.) 23 Soul hesitation OH,NO„ w iv f lastt of j WHV Aie. O endorsement •G uaranteed part- Northwaat Driva dALL FRKNDLY 7 2 8-1346 Health area such as social walk-in oven. Some packing. at $7 per hour, private lessons STUDENT AT N.Y.U. JELLV SANPWICH r 25 Fumes 24 Is 8 sample of 40 Entertainment ment. Paid Vaca­ work, clinical psychology, at $1(J per halfh ” 'hour. "Daytime COULD I ?• ^THESOkSON'^ LORP».'/ E V E R MAJTE . ' 26 Affirmations group (abbr.) 52 Beers time Job career Farmington Induatrlal RESTAURANT Benefits. Second shift, 3 to 11. 25 Holding tion, and many nursing etc. and should have Call 647-9938, 9 to 5. and evening classes for children DEAR STUDENT: I found the letter. And here it It: 32 I possets device 41 Collect 53 Squeezes out Park (contr.) potential e.HtM Slhror Lana two (2) years of appropriate ant) adults. Large Indoor 26 Shakespeare's 43 Trojan hero 56 Oklahoma city Fringe Benefits. 33 Puppy sound river Farmington, CT SEMIS SECRETARY - For experience. Address vitals to: arena. For more information DEAR ABBY: How long are you going to poOnte the 44 Duo 57 Bijou 5 6 9 -1040 Thomas Gullatta, Glaston­ call Susan Masinda 646-9937. 35 Topee 27 Coin of Phone Mr. •Opportunity for Coventry High School. Typing world with yonr ignorance? 36 Mayday signal 47 Phonograph 58 Baseball and shorthand skills requirea bury Youth Services, P.O. PROBLEM KIDS NEED Mexico Kelpinski for an advancement Box 284, Glastonbury, Conn. PEOPLE who care and can Someone wrote and told yon that in hla native conntry (In- 37 Who (It.) machine official (abbr.) Contact Dr. Donald fficolet- dial it was ail right under certain conditions to do tomething 38 Our country PART TIME PRESSMAN- 06033, AFFIRMATIVE set limits. Openings: Child □ REAL ESTATE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I interview ti's office at 742-8913. EOE. which it ahfointely immoral. You then replied, -Thank iron (abbr.) For AB Dick 360, Afternoons, ACTION EQUAL care Social Work, Nursing. 39 Ample •Regular pay WANTED: Retired female Resume to: P.O. Box 6116, far iilostrating a point which we in the Weatem world are 12 t3 14 {appointment. 12 to 4:30. Apply at DENTAL ASSISTANT - OPPORTUNITY Homes For Sale 23 42 More obese Manchester Press, 143 West companion for homebound, EMPLOYER. M/F. Hamden, Conn. 06517. apt to forget. We represent n very tmtll part of the world, in cre ases middleaged woman. Free Experience a requirement. 45 Automotive so­ IS 16 17 Middle Turnpike. Miraern ^ to date multi-girl and w h it WE consider 'Immoral' or 'noethical' is not ciety (abbr.) MANCHESTER room and board to help out DRIVER NEEDED for local COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 18 19 office. Excellent benefits. ROOMS, 1st floor family aeceswriiy immoral or unethical in other conntriea and (or 46 Evergreen tree 20 21 with personal and area automotive dis­ other ealtnrei." Suaflwq*-. 9-Z9 ■ 1 ■ Join Iho Connocticut ELECTRICIANS housekeeping duties. "Immediate opening. room with fireplace, 4 47 Greek stave 22 Manchester area. Telephone tributorship. Applicant must Well, he It wrong and to are yont Just because they do It Captafn Easy — Crooks a Lawranca 50 Exploding Army National Quard Exparlanced Weekends off if desired, no MATURE PERSON FOR have clean driving record, and enerous sized bedrooms, 2 1 649-8125. /2 baths, central air, 2 car in other conntriea doesn't mthe it right. stars 25 26 27 29 30 31 cooking. References required. MORNING cleaning work. 6 knowledge oT greater f 54 Christmas Journayman , walkout basement. Yen ignorant Woman. H ive you not retd the Ten Com- 1 POUT 3BT ITI T that PHONE INCIDENTAULV- AMP 9 TRICTUV 1 24 ADAMS STREH 228-0157 after 4:30. days, no high school Call 643- Manchester area. 5 1/2 day HOW'P you OBT / CALL t IM P E decoration 32 34 For mora Information Excellent wage and DIETARY DEPARTMENT - . Group I. Philbrick mandmenta? Have you not read in the New Teatement that OPF THE RECORP.. THEY AREN'T work week, with good starting B 09 THBSB P A 9 9 - [ AT THE BANK- 55 Netherlands 1 1 ■ benefit package. E.O.E. Now accepting applications Agency. 646-4200, Chriatiana are to go all over the world and teach the goapel? THE REAL MtCOYl JU9T ARTISTIC 38 3. MANCHESTER, CT. contact: 8 8 0 HANNA pay and benefits. Qualified PORT5 90 FA9Tf k REMEM8ERT fa c s im ile s -B U T THEY'LL DPI city Please call: 243-9543. for part time lielp after school That iodudet India, too. 1 1 1■ at SECRETARY - Public applicants call 525-3118. 59 Same thing 39 40 43 44 and weekends. 15 to 20 hours relations department of a It It poUntera like you who delude ignorant people into 60 Morass 649-7644 649-0423 or 566-7900 weekly. Apply in person at 1 EXPERIENCED OR SALES HELP major Connecticut adver­ LADIES - Earn as much as believing that immoral acta are all right. It'a time Chriatiana 61 Swelling 45 INEXPERIENCED Sheet Meadows Convalescent tising agency is looking for an everywhere wrote to you and demanded that yon speak the 62 Envision 1 MALE OR FEMALE Home, 333 Bidwell Street. $15 an hour working part time. NEW HOIKS 47 48 49 50 51 62 53 Rockers Ceiling Men, and intelligent, personable in­ Be your own boss. Call Laurie, truth. 63 Tavern Manchester. 647-9194. On gorgeous treed lots 64 Slopes ■ 1 ■ Metal Stud. Acousti Tech, call dividual who teams quickly. 742-7145. No obligations. DISGUSTED WITH YOU 54 55 56 57 58 59 DENTAL- Part time position 646-5792. APPLY IN Good typing skills are essen­ w/city utilities and gas 65 Blockhead available for Business FULL & PART TIME SALES heat. 3 and 4 bedroom 60 tial and must be able to meet STEADY DEPENDABLE DEAR DISGUSTED: The essence of all relightna la to 61 62 Secretary in progressive ' PERSON HELP for evenings and Satur­ ■ with clients. Call Mrs. Bloom, models. Cape Dutch, L- DOWN PART TIME EVENINGS- EXPERIENCED TYPIST with common sense love yonr neighbor as yourtelf. And to love one's neighbor, 63 General Dentist Office. day. Stop at Knitters World, 646-2900. Colonial, Colonial, 64 65 Manchester. Light duty MACHINE OPERATORS and light bookkeeping ability 1 Schooner Experienced preferred, and between 10 and 1 p.m. w/fireplaced family room, we mutt respect his belieft, though they be different from janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per light bookkeeping, typing and Tuesday thru Saturday. needed. We’re looking for a our own. To try to impoae our valnet on othera it not only a WANTED Adams Apple EXPERIENCED Oil Burner good typist, 50 to 60 wpm, 2 car garage , priced from week. Ideal lor retired or trfephone. Salary commen­ denial of their rights but also a form of arrogance, which in semi-retired. Call 649-5334. First or second shift. Serviceman. Please call 643- statistical experience would - $91,900^ _ surate with experience. Send 1 Openings for Engine MANCHESTER BABYSITTER NEEDED- 5135. iteell ia irreligiout. An ancient Hebrew prayer put it very page, hand written resume to: 6:30 to 4 p.m., 3 days a week. help, general office duties, M E R R in PART TIME CUSTODIAN- Lathe, Milling Machine, willing to learn light well: Allay Oop — Dava Graua Win at bridge P.O Box 145, Bolton Notch, PARKADE Own transportation. Call 633- APPLICATIONS ARE NOW agency MS-1180 -From the cowardice that thrinka from new truth, Early mornings. Apply in per­ Conn 06040. Bridgeport, N/C Cin- 6931. bookkeeping, handle in­ son to: "Scotty" at Moriarty timatic and Jog Bore. Full BEING ACCEPTED for an surance claims, plus other From the loiineis that ia content with half-truths. Brothers. Manchester. paid insurance. 9 Holidays, opening in our Stock Prepara- Gal Friday office procedures. From the arrogance that thinks it knows all truth. WHY, YEAH, THAT'S MY AXl I FOUNP IT SECRETARY - Immediate TRAFFIC. PRODUCTION WHERE'P YOU GET THAT? OVER paid vacation. Please app­ tion Department, Appfy■ w inir Primary job however is VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 Oh, God of Truth, deliver ns.” HELP WANTED opening. Full time for general DEPARTMENT of a growing person)erson to: Quality Name HERE. WANTED CLEANING Store clerk position ly in person only: U p in g . 35 ho u r w eek. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 office duties. Excellent advertising agency needs a Plate, Fisher Hill Road, East fireplaces, large Family PERSON lor prolessional ol- available. Send resume to secretary with good typing Excellent fringe benefits, DEAR ABBY: (I never thought 1 would be writing those Taking that extra chance lice in town, once a week. Lf-MCOWORATIOil working conditions. Good Glastonbury. small friendly offipe in East Room. Very luxurious starting salary with excellent skills, ^m eone who is self words!) This is in reponse to Mary, who hated her name, and Send replies to: Box MM, c/o 190 Tunnel Road Hartford. Call for intervjew, throughout! $80's. Cali R. signed her letter. "I'd rather be Susie." the contract home against a 5- Manchattar Harald fringe benefits. Some sales motivated, can follow instruc­ TOOL MAKERS, Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate for Manchester Herald. Varnon, CT. 06066 tions and is anxious to ad­ Mrs, Palmer at 289-9576. Well, my name IS Susan, and everyone calls me "Sue" or NORTH 6-29 1 spade break if the trumps Box 8 experience preferred but not MACHINISTS, PRESS details. 646-1980, or 647-1139. ♦ 98 required. Will train. Apply in vance. Please call Mrs. OPERATORS, POWER “Susie." are placed nicely lor you. As FULL TIME for Bloom 646-2900. Butln»t$ Opportunity 14 I hated my name when 1 was younger, because my uncle V Q 10 he points out. it cost nothing Housekeeping Department. person to Turnpike T.V., 273 PRESS SET UP PERSON, FOREST HILLS- 8 room ♦ K75 INSURANCE SECRETARY Middle Turnpike West, INSPECTORS for first piece used to say "Susie" was a name fit only for a mine mule or a to try this play WANTED: Live east of the Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first A KJ9742 LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Manchester. EARN EXTRA MONEY - and final. Experienced only. floor family room with cow. And then there was a song titled “Runaround Sue," and Here it is. Win the diamond river and tired of commuting Street, Manchester. Snacks with locations $3,580. in your hand. Cash the ace of SERVICE needs lolderess Drivers needed nights and Call for appointment. Satellite CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- fireplace, large modern another one titled "If You Knew Susie." And that awful one WEST EAST lull or part time, AM and PM. to Hartford? Outstanding op­ weekends. Call 649-5199. Aerospace Inc., 643-2772. called “A Boy Named Sue." ♦ J 10 733 46 spades, lead a diamond to portunity in life insurance 2355 Ext. 905. kitchen, sliders to large deck, Call 289-1527. SETUP MAN walkout basement, gas heat. 2 As though that wasn't bad enough, they had to name a cir­ V K 53 V A4 dummy's king, lead the last agency. Experience in PART TIME DRIVERS ATTENDANTS, MALE OR ♦ Q J9 ♦ 10 8642 spade from dummy. processing and servicing THERAPEUTIC car garage, woodedlot. Group cular tray a "Lazy Susan." Experienced in Plastic needed. Nights and weekends. FEMALE, for Shell Car * EDUCATION I. Pnilbrick Agency. 646-420(i. So. Mary may hate her name, but I hate mine, too. ♦ 10 5 ♦AQ843 East can ruff, but he has group insurance helpful. Good RECREATION DIRECTOR Call 649-5199. Wash, Manchester. Full time rufled one of your losers and typing skills are essential. Injection Molding. Attrac­ Abby, do you think anybody really likes their own name? Tha Fllntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH Person with experience in day positions available. Must EAST HARTFORD ■ Move SUE ♦ A K Q 4 2 you can ruff your other losing Salary negotiable. Send tive starting rate, depen­ CASHIER - Highly accurate Private Initructlona 18 spade with one of dummy's HELP WANTED developing Social, ding on experience, plus be friendly, neat in right into this charming 3 ♦ Jn742 resume to Box N c/o Educational, and and personable to handle appearance and have a good trumps. If East discards you Manchester Herald. company benefits. Apply in Bedroom Ranch on quiet DEAR SUE: I like mine. I selected it. IF T F IS IS ♦ A 3 Recreational Activities for register and telephone. Light work record. Call Mr. Hager RIDING LESSONS indoor f///5 / 5 ♦ ------win; ruff a low spade in person, Monday thru riding ring. Western stock street. Boasts fresh paint and mentally retarded, multi­ typing and bookkeeping. Full from 8 to 3 for an interview. a 12x22 family room off the f^EALLV THE dummy RECEPTIONIST WANTED ple handicapped clients. Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ! posi 647-9016. seat, saddle seat and hunt CONFIDENTIAL TO “HURTING IN CHICAGO": An intbfnation A l Vulnerable: Neither Either way you make your Female preferred lor first FOR LEGAL OFFICE in kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. Degree not required. Con­ ACROMOLD available. Call 289-1-0265. seat. All levels 228-9817. Barnett-Bowman, 633-3661. anonymous letter is the ultimate in cowardice. Diaregard it. Ve A r o f t h e Dealer: South game and the slight extra and second shift packing Manchester area. Applicant tact Sandra Nichols. A person who would stoop so low is not above lying. CHILD, THE'/'D chance has been a winning must be a good typist and be MAN WILLING TO WORK West North Elast South plastic bags. 5 days a PRODUCTS CORP BURR BENCH HELP and learn trade full time. L E T U S IV one. capable of handling a busy WANTED DAYS - Experience week. Must have own MUDOWSCONVAUSemHOME 100 WInderwmre Avenue Inquire 330 Green Road, BOVCOTT Pass 24 Pass 24 telephone. A pleasing per­ 333 Bldwall 91.. ManchMtw preferred but not necessary. Manchester. If you need help in writing lettera of sympathy, con­ Asli the Exptpli transportation. Plant sonality and good telephone Ellington, Conn. JX CAULIFLOWER , Pass 3V Pass 4V 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 Apply: Vallee Burring Co, 253 gratulations or thank-yon lettera, get Abby'a booklet “How l U located on Tolland Street, manners are essential. Hours Cnapel Road. (Rear). South fi ^ The Sentry Pass Pass Pass 9-5. Monday - Friday. Reply SALES CLERK needed part to Write Lettera lor all Occaaiona.” Send II and a long, We are asking this question East Hartford. Near Windsor. 9AM to Noon. time evenings and weekends 'atemped 128 cental, teU-addreased envelope to Abby: 132 ourselves. You hold the West with references to YOUNG WOMEN Opening lead: ♦ Q Manchester line. Call 528- Manchester Herald, Box 00. in Health Food Shop, Must be ^ A Free Home Laaky Dr„ Beverly HiUa, CafU. 90212. hand in today’s article. What 9471 between the hours of PREFERRED to take care of seriously interested in Nutri­ ^7'/i should you lead against four house and 2 children 9 and 5. 8:30 AM and 5 PM. WELL ESTABLISHED com­ tion and be personable. Apply hearts? PART TIME Private room with TV. Use of pany with solid work load with in person- Parkade Health Evaluation. a . The three of hearts. You car. Good salary plus bonus. excellent working conditions Shop, West Middle Turnpike, Aetrograph want to get rid of dummy’s Near beach in Westport, Ct. DENTAL ASSISTANT By Oswald Jacoby COMPUTER lor qualified mechanical, WANTED - for downtown Manchester Parkade. What iS your home worth’ Our professionals can help The Born Lossr — Art Sansom and Alan Sontag trumps as fast as you can. Available immediately. Call Instrumentation and welders - you price your home to sell (aster and easier We will 226-5515 collect alter 6 p.m. Hartford and Vernon offices. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) OPERATOR electricians, excellent fringe Experience preferred but will SCHOOL BUS DRIVER to provide you with complete marketing, financial, and Bernice Bede Osol In this hand from "The benefits and medical train mature individual. drive in the town of Bolton. economic information No obligation. No pressure. No Tough Game" you get to a (Do you have a question for LICENSED TELEVISION 2nd ihlft, 6 to 8 dayi per DENTAL ASSISTANT FOR coverage - top graded pay - Will train. Call 649-6188, or D o e sw T MY 4 l AP?I'M month. ORTHODONTIC office. Ver­ Hospilization. profit sharing sales pilch Of course we d hKe to k m your home tor normal four hearts. The sim­ the experts? Write "Ask the ■/'^CHNICIAN- Good working steady work, excellent poten­ plan and uniform allowance 537-5766. MN<5 Texj 6tUAP ple way to play the hand is to Experts." care ot this newspa­ $3.25 per hour non Circle area. Send full you That $ our business And we re confident you will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. IS ) If A M AZeP. 1 .. ions. Road and shop. tials - (4 good people needed), draw trumps as quickly as per. Individual questicr.s will resume to P.O. Box 2356, Ver­ available. Call 525-3868 after select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. at all possible, avoid companions '(bUF^ AUVe? Excellent pay. Fringe Agency Records only qualified apply - 36 Rear 10AM,. you can. make five odd if be answered if accompanied non, Ct. 06066. Commerce Street, Glaston­ today who are too selfish or set benefits. Medical. Group In­ ^ r t h d a y upon having their own way. Such spades break 3-3: four odd if by stamped, seif-adr sssed oppi Control bury, Ct. (Habco Inc,). BARTENDERS - Applications WE NEED THE GET MORE with associates could spoil your fun. they break 3-2 and go down envelopes. The most ii. jrest- ly lor advancement;. Ceall 649- 341 Broad Street are now being taken for a P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) one if they break 5-1. ing questions will be used in 3406. FOLLOWING- Welders (Air­ Manchester, CT HELP WANTED private social club. Call 875- craft Quality). Power Press Taking on more than you can Kelsey points out that there this column and will recei^^ 8«pt«mb*r30.1979 competently manage could 8057 or 875-5400 lor an appoint­ Setup Man, Inspectors (first is a complicated play to bring copies of JACOBY MODERN.) MANAGEMENT- High 6 4 6 - 6 8 5 6 ment. This coming year you will be cause you extreme frustration • Turret Lath* Operator piece and final) Tool and Die SENTRY greatly Intrigued by that which Is volume Car Care/Recon- today. Be sensible about your PART T IM E Makers, Machinist, Press new or different. Involvements In ditioning Center. Career • Engine Lathe Operator NURSE AIDES - We are I Real Estate Services Ilk. limitations. minded individual with high ACCEPTING Operators. Company paid progressive ventures could A RIES (March 21-April 19) You Heathcliff — George Gately APPLICATIONS for part looking for responsible warm benefits. 3 shifts with liberal 29 Conneciicul Bouievatd Eoii HoKoid 289.433! prove very profitable. have little patience with those level of management and sale HELP WANTED people interested in caring for orientation. Initiative, and time/full time help Days and overtime. 2 years experience who display the slightest infrac­ evenings. Hours flexible. App­ 50 houra, paid holldaya, the elderly and mentally a must. Gunver Manufac­ tion of what you consider to be mechanical aptitude. Salary socially correct. Take care your ly to: Hardee's, Manchester. excallant Insurance We're looking for retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 turing Company, 234 Hartford LIBRA (Sept. 23>Oct. 23) Today incentives, plus excellent weekends. Apply in person at could tK a day of recovering behavior Isn't worse than theirs. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll fringe benefits Call 289-0265. 354 Broad Street bsnaflts. housewives interested in Road, Manchester, Conn. making good money for Meadows Convalescent from overindulgence of too much TAURUS (April 20 May 20) It ALERT won't take much to Ignite sparks part time hours telephone Home. 333 Bidewell Street, of the good things in life. "All H K 3 B Apply In parson; Manchester. 647-9194. things In moderation" must be and turn things Into a blazing fire HAW... HERE5 A QUOTE " W E S H A L L B E A S A a i y soliciting from our East OPEN HOUSE your motto. Find out more of on the domestic scene today. UPON A HI1-L...THE EVES Hartford office. Hourly what ties ahead for you in the Don't be dictatorial or fight FR3W PLVAAOUIHfe RURITAN METRONIC, INC. PART TIME DENTAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Saturday — Sept 29 year following your birthday by authority figures. (^OVEWJ3(^ JOHN WINTHRPR OF ALL PEOPLE ARE UPON rates plus commissions ASSISTANT AND PERSONNEL who can meet Route 6 & 44A sending for your copy of Astro- GEM INI (May 21-Jui>a 20) Trying LiS^ " WINTHROPSAID. and bonuses. Paid vacation RECEPTIONIST - Must be the challange of a fast Sunday ^ Sept 30 Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each to to act too smart or act too wise BOLTON and sick days. Monday thru energetic enthusiastic and growing company. Excellent Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio could Infuriate others today and / Friday, 9 AM to 1 PM or experienced. 12 to 5. 4 days a opportunities for qualified 1—5pm City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure cause some petty quarrels. It’s / 5PM to 9 PM. Call 569-4993 week. Call 649-5675. Mechanics. Must be to specify birth date. not your style to be a know-it-all. experienced, in front end, SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) after 11 AM. ask lor must be careful today lest you do Don't try to borrow from anyone BOOKKEEPER- Full charge Teresa. brakes and exhaust work. Glastonbury Modern service center, with something unthinkingly that today. You could place yourself Bookkeeper. Experienced in as well as another person in an the latest equipment. Salary could disrupt domestic tranquili­ SALMON BROOK RD all phases of Bookkeeping, ty. Wrong moves could upset the embarrassing position when he ------thru General Ledger, prepara­ PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - competitive with industry. CALL Part time, work weekends entire household. or she has to say "no." tion of Quartely Tax Returns. Full scale benefits: Vacation, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) LEO (July 23-Auo. 22) You might Small machine shop, located and early evening hours. 4 (o 9 Paid Holidays, Blue Cross, Forcing your views or beliefs on be a mite too pushy for your own 647-9946 in Manchester. Salary com­ 8PM. Orientation and inser­ Uniforms, and many more others today will have a deleteri­ good today and try to dominate mensurate with experience. vice education provided. Prior company employee benefits. ous effect. Everyone has a right persons who. won't be dictated 647-9947 563-8276. nursing experience required. An Equal Opportunity to his or her own opinion, so live to. Don't butt your head into Short Riba — Frank Hill For further information call Employer. 872-4503. and let live. brick walls. i t - - ASK FOR CHRIS Manchester Public Health CA PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) You I DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU»^OOOP A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD Nursing Association, 647-1481, Prized possessions should not may not be your usual efficient ''SA4ILE,SHEB(F^ Could help to .sell your items Monday thru Friday SAM to be loaned out today to persons sell today and may actually cre­ EXCELLENT faster, rent your room quicker 4:30PM. An equal opportunity who won’t treat them as carefully ate problems where none exist­ & as you do. Don't be a tightwad, ed. Take a day of rest. CD OPPORTUNITY - 2 full time and bring you better results! affirmative action employer, HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS or a U 6 PM 0«. "Just like the ad says — you get a beautiful view from the window." PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Sept. 29, 1979

MANCHESTER Serving lUanchetler over 50 yri. ^ r " P e n t la n U The 24 BIRCH ST. TEL. 643-6247 643-4444 RT.D. MSTR CHG AMER EXPRESP WORLD WIDE SERVICE Cl AND INITAU INDUITIIAL AND COMMIRCIaI HAS IT! > eoamiiiNK • KHwaiiTiM p tw n a Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 KITM «d SNEH MTU 341 Broad St. Manchaster In b |M IMiiwiI Smices, kic. , Nanchtnw Manchester and Surrounding Profeuionil Pirti ROUTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 ' Suita 106 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Bally Gallagher 643 3736 » 643.ai«» Vicinity prop, ^ CwnraTt Im CiMm ami CakM MInH-Man P r i n ^ • Cebta • Hot Doga FAMOUS BRAND Waddbig Pliotoa • PM A Pol t upS laa featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Save Gas-Shop Downtown MANCHESTER wnMNoninT SHOP 811 M A IN S T TEMPLE FLOOR COVERING V ftip lk e MV Ai'PlUNCEtWMHff 8 TV 040-3080 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Ettttasmaag VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR by factory trained spaclallsu Phil Pete Locicero and ZideK ARCO 0 646-S036 mmCARPET AND R.OOR COVERING 301 M AIN S T U n OM R lO R Ibto SAT f I 1 IR M t I I I « f PAP AUTO REPAIR M A N C H O n i OVT 01 fOSR (A U ( O U K t 0 4 3 - 0 M 2 706 Main SI. • “Arco Charge" • Mancheater Conneclicul's lirgesl Floor Covering Deiler M tn a r n e c c h i MANCHIBTIH SEWING MACHINE MERCURY CBNTBH REPAIRS • PARTS • SUPPLIESlI fur til mskts ■ forugn i acmtslte * Phono 646-2756 Adventun Wi StII All Famous Brmds NO SERVICE CHARGE Alto U M I m O B K I • K IT A U N B C seas 6 4 0 -0 5 4 5 k RtsarvaNou tor a Hotali • Airlines • ttaamiMpa iiCiccAaa aiNcaa 'Mt/D 627 Main Strati Manciwatar ByRalna Qroaaman NBC continues its head FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. head fight with CBS for : 046-0221 875-3252 ond place with new faces » COMPim LINE OF 'WILTON CAKE DECOMTIONS new adventure and scie RAG AUTO SERVICE fiction series. Here is a c by-day preview of i • Front End Spa£lallita • Tuna Up higbli^ts. 1t1 CINTIN ST. 70 jUNION ST. a Brakes & Shocks • Air Conditioning Monday “Little House MANCHESTeR. CONN. ROCKVILLI, CONN. • Road Service Mon. • S o t 10-5 •UMMIR NOUNS Uie Prairie” returns for Thuro., 10*t W«4-Sirt 10-S 436 CENTER ST. Tel. 649-3963 MANCHESTER sixth season with two i notables, Dean Butler j Wedding Cakes A traying Almanzo Wilder, 1 .-t n - Temple Floor Covering ra Ingalls’ boyfriend, EVERYTHING IN Pictured above is Joe Temple, owner and .manager of Temple Floor Covering, 308 Main Street, who has been Lucy Lee FUppin, Wild in business for over 10 years, looking over one of his many carpet samples in his newly remodeled carpet AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY sister, Eliza Jane, the j department. Temple Floor carries a complete line of famous carpets, linoleum, floor tiles, and bathroom town school teacher. . MIRRORS . SHOWER DOORS . STORE FRONTS . SAFETY GLASS tiles and they are installed by experts. Full bank financing, lay-away. Master Charge available. Temple Floor T uesd^ will feature i P.O. Box 342 • 27a Commerce Street series, “liie Misadventure • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 9-6 and Thursday and Friday 9-9. Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033 633-5100# 646-4390 Sheriff Lobo,” starring Cla Akins as a madcap souUi I.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. sheriff who is- known to v FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS at the law if it leads to Locksmiths • Alarm Installers advantage. Akins first in DONALD WHEATLEY M in d w tttf $49-7322 a iB io M iis t duced the sheriff last ses I V OVitt 21 V£ARS EXPERIENCE ______ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR •ComfentioM/ and Audio Dotaedon Alarm Syatama* “BJ and the Bear.” Co-starring as Lobo's deputies are Mills Watsor Perkins, the hilarious < 763 MMCNESTER who always says the wr MAINS! OVER 45 thing at the worst time, eii MEMORIAL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Brian Kerwin as Hawkins, 643-1191 college-educated dep 191 0pp. East Cemetery cm 649-5807 whose strict ethical c MAIN ST, in^ires the conniving Lob< MANCHESTER quality HARRISON ST. Wednesday highlights i MEMORIALS MANCHESTER series, “From Here to Ete 643-1900 ty: The War Years,” dr: from the best-selling nove James Jones and its n CLYDE & MICKEY MILLER'S series last-season. Stan T.P. AITKIN INC. William Devane, Barb HEATIN6 • AIR CONDITIONING DAD AUTO Hershey, Roy Thinnes, : VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK Johnson and Rocky Eche PARTS ria, it is about Army lifi In d u stria l - Residential • Commerrial "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Hawaii. ESTABLISHED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. While Devane and Thir L o c a te d 27 ye a rs at... (In Iht Perking Lot Bohind return in their minise 1Minchtsier Orton Shot Outitt) roles as the crusty Sgt. I 27 TOLLAND TPKE.. MANCHESTER TEL. 649-3528 Warden and the social-clii ing Major Holmes, Barb Open Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Set. 6 Bun. 0-6 Hershey, as Holmes's sexu romiscuous wife, Karen,! Sohnson and Rocky Eche' ria as Jefferson Davis Pre FMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY 643-5879 OSTRINSKY 643-5735 and Pfc. Ignacio Carmi Convoi • Homa Improvements • Aluminum 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER are cast newcomers. The locale is Honolulu, PRICES ARE UP! months following DON'T THROW IT AW AY-CALL US FIRST Japanese attack on Dec “'We eMake a ‘^o m e out of u W ouse” NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE her 7, 1941. The city is ur martial law, a situai 195 WEST CENTER ST ROGER S. ATHER, Prop. LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS unique in American histor MANCHESTER, CONN 649-3091 DEALERS IN IRON. METAL, PAPER is against this backdrop i the continuing wartime s Enterprises. Inc. is set. Ill auTraai la. aiiM inn Also on Wednesday, “H TelaplwiM 043-4130 Larry” returns with new < ^ ( S i A N A 6 4 6 - 5 1 2 2 ABC Appliance Repair of Manchester, established since the 1930’s, provides area member Ruth Brown residents with complete service and parts avialability for all makes of small, portable home Q U IN N ’S p h a r m a c y ! Leona, a neighbor : DO- IT-YOURSELF AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT schoolteacher, who adv 11;' AND SAVE appliances. Recently, ABC Appliance has branched into the sales of new, quality appliances, 073 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN / CUSTOM STORM WINDOWS and reconditioned vacuum cleaners at fantastic savings and a one year guarantee. Stop in at ACLE F JOHNSON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS t MANCHisrgRS om.Y STOfm wmoow AND SCREEN MANUfACTURfR" 42 Oak Street, and let Mike or Cathie take care of your home appliance needs We are open WILLIAM S McEWEN AND ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC DELIVERY IN 2 WEEKS Tuesday thru Saturday, and Thursday nites till 8 P.M. 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B-27S6 CHARQC Adventure heads NBC season a Aimnts a tttafflfMpS ManeiiMtBr ByRaina Groaaman divorced father, Larry who NBC continues its head-to- has custody of his two daugh­ head fight with CBS for sec­ ters. ond place with new faces and Thursday features new new adventure and science science-fiction series, “Buck ) SERVICE fiction series. Here is a day- Rogers in the 25th Century,” by-day preview of fall starring Gil Gerard. Buck Blallata • Tuna Up h i j^ ^ t s . Rogers, an astronaut in the I • Air Conditioning M o ^ y “Little House on 20th century is frozen in sus­ Barvlca the Prairie" returns for its pended animation while 49-3963 MANCHESTER sixth season with two new exploring deep space. When notables, Dean Butler por­ he returns to Earth and is traying Almanzo Wilder, Lau­ revived, 500 years have ra Ingalls’ boyfriend, and passed, and it is the 25th Lucy Lee Flippin, Wilder’s century. JRITY COMPANY sister, Eliza Jane, the new Buck Rogers’s adventures town school teacher. precede “Star Wars” by 50 N Tuesd^ will feature new years. The daring space hero a Commerce Street series, ‘"nie Misadventures of was “bom” Janua^ 7, 1929, lineclicut 06033 when the comic strip made its • 646-4390 Sheriff Lobo,” starring Claude Akins as a madcap southern first appearance in American sheriff who is known to wink newspapers. at the law if it leads to his Also on Thursday, good larm Installerg advantage. Akins first intro­ news for Kate Columbo (Kate i'HEATLEY duced the sheriff last season Mulgrew) who emerges as her DataeHan Alarm Iftltm — on “BJ and the Bear.” own person, not as an exten­ Co-starring as Lobo’s two sion of a legendary detective. deputies are Mills Watson as Mulgrew will continue to por­ Perkins, the hilarious clod tray an inquisitive reporter on a small weekly newspaper. OVER 45 who always says the wrong thing at the worst time, and There will be more jeopardy, YEARS experience Brian Kerwin as Hawkins, the suspense and drama and no college-educated deputy mention of the colorful lieu­ cm 649-5807 whose strict ethical code tenant with the rumpled rain­ inspires the conniving Lobo. coat. HARRISON ST. Wednesday highlights new Friday boasts two new MANCHESTER series, "From Here to Eterni­ shows, "Eischied," about New '"?r. ty: The War Years,” drawn York City’s fiercely independ­ from the best-selling novel by ent chief of detectives and James Jones and its mini­ "Shirley,” about a widowed ;KEY MILLER'S series last-season. Starring mother and her four children. William Devane, Barbara “Eischied” stars Joe Don DAD AUTO Hersbey, Roy Thinnes, Don Baker (of “Walking Tall” PARTS Johnson and Rocky Echerar- fame). The hard-hitting police ria, it is about Army life in drama, which stresses authen­ AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Hawaii. ticity and well-rounded char­ acters, is based on contempo­ 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. While Devane and Thinnes (In lh« Pirking Lot Bohlnd return in their miniseries rary oroblems. It is a ^in-qff Manchoilor Grton Shoo Outlot) roles as the crusty Sgt. Milt of NBC’s miniseries, “To Kill 49-3528 Warden and the social-climb­ A Cop.” ing Major Holmes, Barbara “Shirley,” a one-hour come­ -9. Sat. A Sun. 9-6 Hersbey, as Holmes’s sexually dy-drama, stars Shirley Jones romiscuous wife, Karen, Don who has moved her four chil­ v . 5ohnsoD and Rocky Echevar­ dren from New York City to iNSKY ria as Jefferson Davis Prewitt the shores of California’s 843-573 and Pfc. Ignacio Carmona, beautiful Lake Tahoe. There , MANCHESTER are cast newcomers. she and her family adjust to The locale is Honolulu, six their new life, and “Shirley’s” months following the new role as sole-provider. ARE UP! Saturday features secret VAY-CALL US FIRST Japanese attack on Decem­ agent, Thomas Remington TRUCK SCALE ber 7, 1941. The city is under martial law, a situation Sloane III (Robert Conrad) in BLIC WEIGHTS unique in American history; it a James Bond-like series, “A N , METAL, PAPER is against this backdrop that Man Called Sloane.” Stylish, the continuing wartime saga cosmopolitan and effective, is set. Sloane reports directly to the Also on Wednesday, “Hello President of the United 1 6 4 3 ^ 1 3 6 Larry” returns with new cast States. He employs a wealth member Ruth Brown as of gadgets to dispatch the NBC fall line-up highlighU liberal mix of new adventure, dramatioehows. PHARMACY Leona, a neighbor and lethal enemies of organiza­ AL EQUIPMENT schoolteacher, who advises tions such as Kartel. MANCHESTER. CONN

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X a NCAA Football Ohio XSporta Extra MORNING go, Sherrill Mllnes and Monser- physical, emotional and financial 0 O 0 N B C Nawa Spadal EVENING State at UCLA 0 0 0 Basaball Live cover­ City Royals win the Western divi­ rat Cabale perform the music of consequences of mandatory Raport John Chancellor and Fr. 1260 11:30 age ol the first game In the sion championship, this game retirement. EVENING Robert O’Donnell report on Pope SEPTEMBER 29,1979 5.-00 National League playoHs from 10:30 Wagner, Verdi, Donizetti and 9:30 8Socoar X NFL This Weak will be played at 8:00 ET.) Puccini from the Vienna Opera. John Paul ll’s historic visit to the X Sporta Spectacular Part 1 of the city of the Western division 0 A n Act Of CongrtM Power 7t00 "Sitcom" Robin Wil­ 1260 United States. 8 Spadal Iha World’s Strongest Men 12:30 champions. EVENING brokers In Congress and lobby­ 10:30 GDJoumey Of John Pam II A 8.-00 liams and Garry Marshall are aThsAthMsa 82) Musical Comedy Tonight MORNING Competition; 1979 Canoe-Kayak X NFL Today ists from Industry, labor and (S AichbWiop Fulton J. Shoin documentary on the Pope, featured In this funny. Irreverent World Championship race trom O 0 N F L ’79 Sylvia Fine Kaye hosts this environmental groups struggle "A Papacy In John Paul II highlighted by an exclusive audi­ look at commercial TV’s top Jonquiere, Quebec; a preview ot 0ThlalaThsNFL 660 review of 60 years in the Ameri­ T u e s d a y 11:30 W e d n e sd a y to have their Interests represent­ ence with the Pope at the Vati­ comedy series - "Mork & the Pacific Gymnastic Cham­ X Bowling For DoHart can as well as a rare closeup film can Musical Theatre starring a CancHapIn Bowling 160 ed In the Clean Air Act of 1977. Mindy,'’ "Happy Days" and pionships from Tucson, Arizona. M o n d a y Carol Burnett, Richard OCTOBERS, 1979 NFL Football New York cxrroeERs. iqto 860 (R) S u n d a y with his followers and In Poland "Laverne & S h lrl^ ." 0 0 SportaWorM Part 1 of a X Chamberlain, John Davidson AFTERNOON Giants at New Orleans Saints 0 0 0 BasabaH Live cover­ before his election of Papacy la 82)Sltoom Robin Williams and bowling mini-series; sumo wres­ presented. and many others. 0 0 NFL Football Regional OCTOBER 1.1979 age of the second game In the AnERNOON SEPTEMBER 30,1979 Garry Marshall are featured In tling from Japan; Michigan AFTERNOON coverage of Miami Dolphins at AFTERNOON American League playoHs trom 8.-00 9:00 this funny. Irreverent look at "125" C A R T auto race from 12:30 New York Jets; Pillaburgh the city ol the Eastern division 8 O 0 T h s 17th Atmhfariaty commercial TV’s lop comedy Brooklyn, Michigan. 5:30 (9 1979 Dlsoo Music Awards X a NCAA Football Regional Steelers at Philadelphia Eagles; EVENING 3KX) champlons.(Note; If the Califor­ AFTERNOON Tonight Show Johnny Carson 12KXI series - "M ork & M indy," "Hap­ coverage of Penn State at 8 WMam Penn: The Paealonate 10:00 (S 0 O 0 O Pope John Cleveland Browns at Houston ® IS IS BaMbell Live cover­ nia Angels win the Western divi­ Quaker A film biography of the celebrates his 17th anniversary CD py Days" and "Laverne & Nebraska: other games to be EVENING sion championship, this game (X) Inflation "Where Are We Paul II At The U.N. Live cover­ Shirley." Oilers 660 age of the second game in the founder of Pennsylvania and life­ 12.-00 as host of "The Tonight Show‘S announced. will be p la y ^ at 3:00 ET.) Now ?" age of Pope John Paul ll’s 0 NFL Football Miami Dolphins Bowling For DoNaia National League playoffs from long champion of tolerance lor ) The Race FOr Tito Yellow J«r- with a two-hour special featuring X 6 address to the General Assem­ 1:00 6:00 at New York Jets the city of the Western division 11:30 all men Is presented. aey The story of four young his now-famous monologues and 760 bly of the United Nations. OSWCTTannls X Racing From Balmont champions. Racing From Yonkart Americans who travel to Canada memorable clips from previous 2:00 0 Wraatllng X M o n d a y shows. 0 Wrestling 6:30 X 0 Baseball EVENING for a grueling four-day bicycle EVENING 0 Sports UnHmHed EVENING race Is told. OCTOBER 1,1979 9:30 1:30 X Naw York Jata Football 3:45 0 Athlstaa HlghHgMa 8:00 Frid a y 7:30 8 82) Mark RusaaH Am erica’s X NFL Today X Psnn Stats Football leading political humorist leaves 7:30 T h u rs d a y 0 Rimars "Champion Spark 6:00 (X) Mac Spadtl 12:30 7:00 4:00 Highlights "Nebraska" (S BowHng For DoNara OCTOBER 5.1979 nothing sacred as he attacks the 0Unltad Way Spadal Plug Radial Challenge" 0 Soccer Made In Germany (SArcMMiop Fulton J. Stwan MORNING X World Sarlas Of GoH Live 8:00 headlines of the day In this spe­ 9.-00 8:00 "A Papacy In John Paul 11" 2:00 11:30 coverage of final round play In 8S Mlaa To Go Bafora Wa Sleep cial from the Katharine Cornell OCTOBERS, 1979 X 0 NFL Football New Eng­ Live cover­ 0 0 0 Pre-Gama Show this tournament from the Fire­ (SOS Be— ball AFTERNOON Host Helen Hayes examines the 6.-00 Theatre In New York. X Grsataat Sports Legends land Patriots at Green Bay Pack­ age of the first game in the stone Country Club In Akron, physical, emotional and financial (S Mao Spadal W e d n e s d a y 2:15 12:00 ers American League playoffs from Ohio. consequences of mandatory 1.-00 MORNING 0 0 0 Baseball R egional the city of the Eastern division 3:00 10:30 X Wraatllng 0 0 NFL Football Regional 12:15 retirement. 8 National GaoBraphie Spadal AFTERNOON coverage of Chicago Cubs at champions. 0 0 0 Basaball Live cover­ 8Mualcal Comady Tonight OCTOBER 3,1979 coverage ol Cincinnati Bengals XCokags Football ’79 Weekly age ol the third game In the "Strange Creatures Of The 1060 Pittsburgh Pirates; Philadelphia highlights ol key N C A A football 9KX) Night" Bats, owls, hyenas and Sylvia Fine Kaye hosts this Phillies at Montreal Expos. at Dallas Cowboys: Denver Bron­ National League playoHs trom 2:30 XOctobar Magazkw Sharron contests are presented. 8TVIar Tyler Dorset! Is a man sightless cave-dwelling fish are review of 60 years In the Ameri­ cos at Oakland Raiders; Kansas the city of the Eastern division Q ) ( B Spadal Naws Raport Live Lovajoy reports on pregnancy 3:00 with a d ream -to own and man­ examined through the lens of a can Musical Theatre starring MORNING S u n d a y City Chiefs at Seattle Seahawks champions. coverage of Pope John Paul ll's after the age of 40, nuclear safe­ 0Tannla "Transamerlca Open T h u rs d a y age the farm he was born and sophisticated night-vislon Carol Burnett; Richard 0 NFL Football Cincinnati Ben­ arrival In Boston at Logan ty, and the new tradition of Championships" Coverage of raised on. This film tells of his camera. Chamberlain, John Davidson 1160 gals at Dallas Cowboys EVENING Airport. and many others. females in business helping one the semifinals of this $175,000 SEP TEM B ER 30,1979 OCTOBER 4,1979 00 NBC N Special T u e s d a y a another. tournament from Cow Palace in EVENING San Francisco, Calllornia. 6:00 MORNING OCTOBER 2,1979 AFTERNOON X Bowling For DoHart 3'30 1060 860 Today, Sept. 29 (i) World Ssrias Of GoH Live 0Tannla "Transamerlca Open 0 0 0 Basaball Live cover­ coverage of third-round play In 11:00 Championships" Coverage ol EVENING 360 0 This Is The NFL age of the third game In the MORNING this tournament from the Fire­ the finals of this $175,000 tour­ 0 0 0 Basaball Live cover­ (XMovta "Octam an" (1972) a Movie "The Man Behind The 5:30 outpost. 2 1/2 hrs. (B/W) age of the second game In the American League playoHs Horn (1969) William Holden, Ernest stone Country Club In Akron, 11:30 nament from Cow Palace In San Kerwin Mathews, Pier Angell. 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MANCHESTER Page 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT TV SPOTLIGHT — 7 Daytime Programs Monday, Oct. 1 DAYTIME SPECIALS EVENING 7 :8 9 :8 8 8 8 Whaal Of Fortune X Woody Woodpackar SMyThraaSona X Movla "She Wore A Yellow MORNING 1 :8 0 8 Another world (Mon) 8 DaHy Numbers Ribbon" (1949) John Wayne. 1 1 :8 1:10 8MattarOfFact(Thu) (k ^ , Tua, Thu, Fri) 0 Spirit Of kidapandanoa 5K)0 6K)0 , X CBS Nawa Spadal Report 8 Educadonal Programming 08VHaAlagra XM ao Special 6K)0 7 :8 John Agar. Indians attack an X CBS Lata Movla "McMillan X Sanford And Son XKojak 4 Wile: The Face Of Murder" 5:00 9:45 8SaaamaStiaal(R) 2K)0 08tarBlanra X X 8 8 N a w a XP.M.Magazkia understaffed cavalry outpost. X Bairn HW SNMn(Tu*-Fri) 8 Lal'a All S in g ly ) ' XQkkgwi’aWand X OWgan’a Wand 2 :8 XltovaLucy X A I In Tha Family 0 0 0 T h a 17th Annivsreary (1972) Rock Hudson, Susan 8 Tha Brothara Grimm (Tua) 11:46' 4K)0 0Davay And Goliath X X Spaolal Nawa Raport X BowBng For Dollars T d ^ S h o w 0 0 8 NBC Nawa Spadal Saint James. 5:20 XOOnaLHaToUva (X Tom And Jerry (Mon, Wad- XThaM uppM Raport 8 8 8 Whaal Of Fortuna QS Accent On Living (Mon) 8 Happy Daya Again (Mon, Tua, 3riX) 0 Tv Community CoHaga X Dating Gama. 0ThaNaw Saaaon CG Movla(Tu»-Frl) 9 :8 (Joktad m Prograaa)(Wad) Fri) Thu) 0Adam-t2 0AndyOrifmh 8 Nawa 0 Domata(Tua-Fri) X Ranmalaafrua) 0 8 8 NBC Nawa Spadal 8TVTdkback 0 Movla "Rabbit Run" (1970) 5:50 0 8 Mlatar Hogara(R) 8 StraM Of San Francisco James Caan, Anjanette Comer. 11:45 8 Writ! On (Wad) 8 8 8 Tha Dootora X Llttla Raacala 0 8 MacNdl / Lahrar Raport H) Nm Zoo Havu* AFTERNOON 0 Hackla And Jackla / Deputy aJokarieWM 8 Zoom (R) 8Thraa'aACrowd A former high school basketball XNawa 2 :8 9 :8 XMarvGriflki 8ThaSalnt X Joa Franklin 5:55 Dawg 6:8 0 Dick Van Dyka star tries to run away from his 8HarttagaComar 8 Anknala And Such (Mon) XMovla 5:16 8 TlcTa c Dough dull present existence. (2 hrs.) 0 Nawlywad Gama 8 Today*! Woman 12ri)0 0Domala 0 Hafmano Pablo DAYTIME MOVIES X Card Burnatt And Frianda 1 2 .8 1 0 :8 X Nawa Day Wad-Fri) 8 Fr«a!tyla(Tua) 0 FIm Faatura (Mon, Tua) X Tic Tao Dough SKIO 9*8 X H m y O 2:16 6:00 XOhiahl (Mon-Wad, Fri) X X 8 8 8 8 Pope John 8 A ( ^ ' a Right To Raad 5 :8 m XBaat Of Midday (X Agrontky And Company 0 A Woman'! Plaoa (Thu) 12ri)0 0 8 8 NBC M X Tha WhHa Shadow (i) WKRP In Cincinnati XMovla "The Red Pony" X October Magailna (Thu) Paul II At Tha U.N. (Tua) XAIkiThaF«nlly 08OvsrEasy (1949) Myrna Loy, Robert 8 Marv Griflln (Tua, Ttni) 0 "Sanctuary" (1961) Lee XCroaa-WIta 08MarkRuaadl 2 :8 (Mon) X Dawttdiad X 12 O'clock Uval (Mon, Wed- ^^tlwtTo...(Thu) X Tha Brady Bunch 0 Tha Odd Coupla MItchum. XKIda«ndd(Tua) 0 8 Oaaama StraatlR) Remick, Yves Montand. X 8 240-Robart 10:8 0 The Odd Coupla XMlkaDouglaa Fri) 8 Onoa Upon A Ctaaalc (Fri) XM*A*8*H (HI Dr. Scott On Habrawa (X Baal Of Nawi Day (Wad) 8 Movla (Mon, Tua, Thu) 6:55 X P a n n State Football XLou Grant 3 :8 X RomparRoom X Nawa 2:15 0MyThraaSona 0 Dr. Soolt On Habrawa iHghHghta 0BavariyHHIbHllas X Barrio (TNi) 8 8 Card Shark! DU Faith 8 Tha Odd Coupla (Mon, Tua, X 8 N a w s X Movla "The Burglars" X FOr Our TImai (Fri) 8 Short Story (Mon) 8 Tha Partrtdga Family 0 0 8 U t t l s House On Tha 0 Connecticut Prime Time 12:15 8KlttyToday 8 8 8 MIndraadara (Mon, 8 Braaxl Anri ButtarfUaa (Thu) Thu) Prakta (1973) Jean-Paul Belmondo XMacSpadal(Mon) 8 Educational Programming Wad-Fri) 4 :8 X CoHaga FootbaH '79 Omar Sharif, 0 8 Baelrlo Company (R) 1 .-8 7 :8 0 am Craaturaa Great And X Connacticut; Saan (Tua) 0 Ironalda 8 Educational Programming 2 :8 X Tha Brady Bunch 8 Lottery (Thu) SmaN 0 Sb( MIMon Dollar Man XMakaHRaal(Wad) X "Run For Cover" (1955) XCBSNawa (SB 11 ovt Luev O Movl$ X X Special Nawa Raport X Tha FUntatonaa . 8 Hogan'a Haroaa James Cagney. John Derek. 0 Sargaant Bkko 1 0 :8 12:8 X Bghth DayfRiu) 8 Th h ik a ^ (Mon, Wad) 8 620,000 Pyramid (Mon, Wad- ( ^ ) 0 Chrlat Tha Uvkig^Word X M*A*S*H 0 Musical Comedy Todghl X Dlaloaua(Fri) 8 N aw ! 8 Musical Comedy Tonight XMovla "Mania" (1960) Peter 8 Primary Sdano^ua) Fri) X Guiding Ught(Tua-Fri) 0 PTL Club (Mon, Tua, Thu) X S A B C N aw s 8 DIckCavatt Cushing, Donald Pleasence. SHaamiFMd 8 Gathac'Round (Thu) XStarBlazara 8 Marv Griflln (Mon) 5 :8 X Joker's Wild 6:8 0GraanAcraa 3:41 6:20 8 BraadVid ButtarfUaa (Fri) 1 2 :8 0Domata 0 EmargancyOnal 8 Movla (Cont'd) (Thu) 4K)0 0 Festival Of Faith X Marv Griffin X JackBanny (X 8 Ryan'a Hope (Mon, Wad- 8 8 8 A n o th a r World (Mon, 0 Wrestling 0 Our Mias Brooks llriX) X Nam 10:15 Fri) X "Days 01 Glory" (1944) 8 N M a X 0 8 N a w a 12:45 4 :8 Tua) Tamara Toumanova, Gregory 0 Nawa 6:30 8 AH About You (Mon) XUfaOIRIlay 8 8 8 To Be Announced 0 DIckCavatt X M*A*8*H XSIxMHHonOoliarMan XMan BuUda, Man Daatroya 8 Jackaon Junior High (Tua) 88 8 P a a a w o rd Phn (Mon, X Jackla Glaaaon (Wad-Fri) Z' 8 '"King Kong" (1933) Fay 0OatlngOama 9 :8 4 :8 (Mon) 8 Fraaatyla(Wad) Wad-Fri) ^8 Mmkm 0 Our Mlaa Brooks 0KHty Today 0 Porky Pig And Frtanda Wray, Robert Armstrong. XM*A*S"H 0ChlooAndThsMan X Up Front (Tua) 8 Anknala And Such (Thu) 8AVWtTo...(Mon) ' 8 To Be Armouncad (Mon, 8 Sport! Unllmitsd X 8 NFL Football 1 .8 X Ita Your ^n a a a (Wad) 8 Covar To Covar (Fri) 8 Writara Of Our Tima (Tua) 8 CapUonad ABC Nawa 4:44 0 0 8 Tomorrow 0 PTL Club X Buga Bunny And Frtanda 10:24 8 Ecology; You And Your Envl- 8likoltla(Tua) X Batda Of Tha Planal! 8Waathar ronmant(Wad) 8 Hara'a To Your Health (Thu) 8 Connacticut Nawamakara 8 Exploring Math (Thu) 8 Pakit With Nancy (Fri) (1 ^ ) 10:8 8 Nutrition (Fri) PIP Tuesday, Oct. 2 8 Black Parapactlva (Tua) X Tha Ghoat And Mra. Muir 2:31 8 Ring Around Tha World 8 8 8 Hollywood Squaraa 12:45 0 8 8 Another World (Note: 8 Jackaon Junior High (Mon) DAYTIME SPECIALS 4 :8 (Wad) 0Croaa-WHa Regular programming may be 0 Sounding Board 0 8 N o v a 8Lal'aAIISIng(Thu) "Behold A Palo Horse” 11:8 8 Wliat About Woman? (Thu) 8lnalda/Out(Moi^ praamptad by tha American X 0Nawa 0 Sargaant Bllko 1:10 8 Adalanta(Fri) 8 Exploring Math (Tua) 12:8 Laagua playofi!.) (Thu) ,12ri)0 (1964) Gregory Peck, Anthony 0 OIckCavett X X 0 8 8 Nawa Oulnn. 8*30 XM*A*S*H XCBS Uts Movla "Mayday 8 Ed Allan 8Tradah^(Thu) 8 Matter Of Fact (Wad) X X 0 8 8 8 Pope John 8 D a ^ G a m a Al 40,000 Feet" (1976) David 3 :8 8 "Titanic" (1953) Clitton rtfc (i) Marv Griflln X Jackla Glaaaon 8 Controvaralal laauaa (Fri) Paul II At Tha U.N. Janssen. Don Meredith. 6:55 1 2 :8 X Guiding Ught (Mon) Webb, Barbara Stanwyck. 8 Paint With Nancy X 8 Angla 0 Our Mlaa Brooka 8 Amarlcan Trail 10:45 X Nawa X Popaya And Frianda 4 :8 0 Our Mha Brooks 0 CNoo And Tha Man 2 :8 8 Na«n . 8 Art Madia (Mon) X 8 General HoapHal 9TAI?r IM THE X Razzmataaz EVENING 7 :8 8CaptlonadABCNswa X Joa Franklin 8 Saif, Incor^atad (Tua) 1 :8 Xkonalda 8 DaHy Numbers 9 :8 7 :8 X Saarch For Tomorrow f^PVIE EusiMess 11:8 0 Nawlywad Gama 8AVWtTo...(Wad) 0 Uf!etylaa(Moiri 7 :8 X Movla " P o rtra it Of A X Monday Momkig (Mon) X Tha Gong Show DAYTIME CHILDREN'S 6 :8 Stripper" (Premiere) Lesley Ann X Mary Tyler Moors i2;12 X Tuaaday Morning (Tua) 0 Family Focua (Tua) X P.M. Magazlna 10:8 XSAllMyChlldran 0 Makidyland Cnartamatic Clkt- SHOW X X 8 8 Nawa Warren,. Edward Herrmann. A XKojak X News X Wadnaaday Mornk» (Wad) 8UkaYou, UkaMa(Thu) XMovla X AH In Tha FamIty widow tries to maintain a decent X 8 Barney MHIar le(Wad,flri) X I Lova Lucy 2 :8 X Thuraday Morning (Thu) 8 8 8 Oaya Of Our Uvea .4 :8 X Bowling For Ddlara XShaNaNa life for herself and her young son XBatHwHIH X Friday ktomlng {fri) 10:8 0 World OpportunMaa (Thu) X Razzmatazz X Dating Gama 0 Tha Odd Coupla X C 8 Nawa (Thu) 8 knaiiaa And ThkiM (Mon) 8 8 8 NBC Nawa Sp^al 0 TV Community CoHaga while working as a dancer In a 0 0 8 Tonight XBattlaOfThanimrl! 8 Thkikabout (Tua, Thu) 0 Adam-12 8 M*A*8*H htclub. 0 Andy Griffith 2:32 X 8 Good Momkig Amartca 11:8 8 Tha Brothara Grimm (Fri) 8 Straata Of San Frandaco 0 8 MacNaH / Lahrar Raport 8 Thraa'a Company X Movla "The Woman In X Nawa X Bawitehad (Thu) M l (Wad-Fri) DAYTIME MOVIES 8 Unitad Way Spadal 12:8 1:10 8Buga Bunny AndFrIaiida 8 Zoom (R) XBamaby Jonas White" (1948) Eleanor Parker, 8 8 8 Today X Lova, Amarlcan Styla 0 Dick Vm Dyka f Movla "The Glass Menager­ Alexis Smith. X "Where Danger aCartoona X 8 Lavama & ShkiM (R) 8 Truly Amarlcan (Wad) 8 To M Aiaiounoad 6 :8 8 TlcTa c Dough ie” (1950) Jane Wyman. Kirk Movla 5 :8 Lives” (1950) Robert MItchum, X Straloht TMk 3 :8 X Card Burnatt And Frianda Douglas. Based on the play by 3 :8 7:25 1:15 X "Carry On Constable" 6K)0 Faith Domergue. 0 88^H lgh Rollara (Mon, X TIcTac Dough Tennessee Williams. A trans­ XMovla "Sam's Song" (1974) 8 a Na«n 8 Gathar 'Round (Tua) (X One Day At A Thna (R) (Tua- (1962) Sidney James. Eric Bark- X CaHfomla Favar IS) Or. Scott On Habrawa Tua,Thu,Fr1J 8 Al About You (Thu) Frl) •fiyyv j-nras 3Wu.3W-aMla (1939) John Garfield, Priscilla XJokar'aWlld becomes embroiled In a most XMovla.. "Boy Meets Girl" ra Exploring Math (Mon) 958 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Lane. 0Faa«val Of Faith unusual and daring adventure. 2 12:8 (1930) James Cagney, Pat 8 Many Worida Of Natura (Tua) 36exp...... S.49 0 Joumaya To Tha Mkid hrs. 1 0 .-8 X Movla "A Thousand O'Brien. a H A R T F O R D a NEW BRITAIN a WESTFARMS MALL 4.-8 8 k n a ^ And TN n^ (Wad) 8Nawa 008BasabaH X 8 N a w a Clowns" (1965) Jason Robards. X "I Walk The Line" (1970) 8 Storybook (Thu) Limited Time Oder Amwcan express/Master Charge/Visa / Michaels Chaige 0Dick Cavan 0 8 Graat Parformanoas X 8 Vagat Barbara Harris. 4:8 8 Short Story Thaatra (Fri) Gregory Pock, Tuesday Weld, 8 DMngOama 0 Sargawit BHko X Newark And RaaHty 0 Groan Acraa GM Cimtract Talks Begin mO Page 2

PCB Danger ATLANTA (UPI) - Despite a I nationwide ban on the manufac- Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT ttfre and distribution of the I suspected cancer causing chemical PCB, federal health Thursday, Oct. 4 experts warn that at least 10 25th Century ® JnekioGlaanon Western states may be massively | DAYTIME SPECIAL EVENING 7:2« 0 Our Mint Brookt exposed to PCB contamination. ’ 0 Dally Numbert 8:30 0 ChlcoAiidThoMan ( £ 0 Benson 1:48 The Atlanta-based national I 7:30 0 Captlonad A B C Nowt 10:00 6KX) 0 Our M iss Brooks ® CBS LalO Movio "Banacek: I Center for Disease Control, which I I I Octobar Mig«zln« d a n s ® News S P-M. Magaxma 11:30 The $3 Million Dollar Piracy" d ) I Leva Lucy ® AmnTheFamHy 9:00 ® MaryTylorMoofO (1973) George t Peppard, Tito I currently is studying data from d ) Hawaii Flve-0 (5) Bowling For Dollars S $100,000 Namennat Tuna ® K o )a k Vandls. two surveys to determine the S DatInaGama d ) 0 Barney Millar DAYTIME SPORTS 3 } TV Community Collags ® 0Polloo Woman level of human exposure to PCBs 9 A4am-12 SM'A'V h 0 0 0 Q u l n c y ® Racing From Yonkari 2:00 Nancy Savin / The Arts a Straata Of San Francisco ® 0 MacNall / Lahrer Report 0 Tonight ® J o t Franklin caused by a leak in an electric 0 0 0 0 Nawlywad Gama 3:00 0 Zoom (R) 0 Threa'sACrowd 0 M o v ls "The Old Man And 0 AndyGrtmth transformer in a Billings, Mont., | 32 IS Baseball 0 Dick Van Dyke The Se a" (1958) Spencer Tracy, 6:30 2:30 meat-packing plant, made the an­ ® Tic Tac Dough Felipe Pazos. An aging fisher­ 12:00 ThaOddCoupla d ) Carol Burnett And Friends man continues his lifelong bailie ® CBS Uta Movla "Columbo: 0 nouncement in its weekly mor-1 DAYTIME MOVIES (5) Tic Tac Dough 8:00 with the sea. (2 hrs.) Identity Crisis" (1975) Peter Falk, 2:41 bidlty report. ST h a Waltons ® ® ® NBC News 0 Sneak Preview: Take Two Patrick McGoohan. ® Movla "My Dream Is Yours" Citing the health dangers of the I 3$0OvarEasy ® Movie "Support Your Local ® Movla "A Holiday Affair" (1949) Doris Day, Jack Carson. 5:20 O The Odd Couple Sherilt" (1969) James Garner. 9:30 chemical, CDC officials noted a (51 "Carry On Regardless" (1949) Robert MItchum. Janet Joan Hackett. A gold rush and ® 0 Soap Leigh. 3:00 federal law in 1976 ordered the (1963) Kenneth Connor. Sidney 6:SS the ensuing riot are brought 0 0 Camara Three ® Movla "Fighter Squadron" James ® News (H) Dr. Scott O i Hobrowa manufacture and distribution of under control by a stranger who 10:00 0 Bavorty HHIbllllaa (1948) Robert Stack, Edmond 12:00 7:00 Is appointed sheriff. ® 0 News O’Brien. the chemical to cease within 2 1 ® "Harriet Craig" (1950) Joan C D C BSN aw s S ® Lavama & Shirley 12:30 0 Six Minion Dollar Man Vk years and banned all non- ® 0 2 O /2 O ® Movla "In This Our Life" Crawlotd. Wendell Corey. d )M * A * S * H S Movie "O lley" (1969) Tom (5) Boris KartofTs Thrlllar 3:26 enclosed use of PCBs. (S ® ABCNaws Courtenay. Romy Schneider. An (1942) Bette Davis, George 1:00 0 0 0 Operating Room ® Nawa (SJokar'sWIld easy-going loaler's contented 0 Ckinnactlcut Prime Tima Brent. (5) "The Green Glove" (1952) OSFaatlvalOfFalth existence Is shattered when he 0 Groan Acraa 4:00 A New Year Glenn Ford. Geraldine Brooks ® Soul Train witnesses a murder. 10:30 0 N a w t I S Newt 000Bataball 0 The Fourth Estate 12:37 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Today I SDIckCavatt 0 0 Evankig At Symphony 0DlckCavslt ® 0 Baratta 4:30 4:00 0 Kitty Today it’s Happy New Year to the (5) "The World In His Arms" ® Dating Gama 0 Sergeant BUko (1952) Gregory Peck. Ann Blylh. S Maude 11:00 government — and Happy | S "The DelianI Ones" (1958) 0 Isauaa In World Communica­ ® ( S 0 0 ® News 1:00 4:44 Birthday to President Carter. 8:01 . ^ 0 0 0 Tomorrow 0 P T L C t u b Sidney Poilier. Tony Curtis. tion 0 0 0 Buck Rogers In The ® M*A*S*H Here are some of the changes | the 198P fiscal year will bring: —The United States officially I begins turning over the Panama | Friday, Oct. 5 Canal to Panama. B 0 McHala'a Navy DAYTIME SPO RTS EVENING 7:28 .-00 11:00 — All federal employees! 0 Deny Numbers d ) The Dukes Of Hazzard ® ® 0 0 ® Nawt C B S ) A B C Movie "Before And 1:00 making less than $48,(KH) a year ' ® M*A*S*H 0 0 0 Midnight Sp ad al 3:00 6:00 7:30 After" (Premiers) Patty Duke ® JacklaGlaaaon except blue-collar workers | S S ® Baseball (II(I)®®N«W S P.M. Magazina Astin, Bradford Dlllman. A fat 0 Our Mlaa Brooks 1:10 receive a 7 percent pay raise. S All hi The Family d) I Love Lucy housewlle becomes obsessed 0 Chico And Tha Man ® CBS Lata Movla “Brother­ —But federal employees in I on BowHno For Dollars S FamkyFaud with dieting and exercise when 0 Captlonad A B C Naws hood Of The Yakuzan” (1975) DAYTIME MOVIES S To Be Announced S Dating (Sams she learns that her weight prob­ Robert MItchum, Brian Keith. Washington, except those working 0 Portar Wagonsr lem Is threatening her marriage. 11:30 on Capitol hili, must start paying | S SS Zoom (R) 2:00 S Adam-.12 ® M *A *8*H 0 Washington Weak In Review ® Mary Tylar Moore for auto parking in federal lots. 5:20 ® Straats Of San Frandaco 0 0 MacNeN / Lahrer Raport 0 Movie "East Of Eden" ® Kojak ® J o a Franklin i5) "Carry On Sergeant" (I960) 0 Three's A Crowd (1955) James Dean, Julie Harris. ® 0 ChaiNa's Angola —A new military recruitment I William Hartnell. Bob Monk- 6:30 2:28 0 D lc k Van Dyke Based on the novel by John ® B a t ^ H III ® Movla "The Sc a r" (1948) plan calling for a goal of 173,000 house. d ) Carol Burnett And Friends ®T1e Tac Dough 0 0 0 T o n i g h t (5) Tic Tac Dough Steinbeck. Frustrated love cre­ Paul Henreld, Joan Bennett. servicemen and women takes | ates conflicts between two boys 0 Movla "Charlie Chan On ® S ® NBC News 8:00 The Docks Of New Orleans" 2:30 effect. S OvarEasy (XThebicredlblaHulk and their father. (2 hrs.) 12:00 0 0 Masterpleoe Theatre (1948) Roland Winters, Manlan 0 Movla "A Certain Smile" And President C arter is 5 5 1 3$ "In A Lonely Place (1950) 0 The Odd Couple ®Craaa-Wlts Moreland. (1958) Rossano Brazzl. Joan ® ® Fantasy Isitnd today. Humphrey Bogart. Gloria Fontaine. 6:55 CS Movie "D ingaka" (1965) 12:00 Grahame ® News 9:30 Stanley Baler, Juliet Prowse. A 3$ Wan Street Week ® Tha Night Stalker 2:32 Trains^ Fate 7:00 native Is accused of murder and ffi Movla "Till The End Of ® Nawa (X) C B S News put on trial. 2 hrs. Time" (1946) Dorothy McGuire, 3:00 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The I 000Baseball 10:00 Guy Madison. d ) M * A ‘ S*H ® Movla "O ne Day In The Life 1:00 d) Dallas OS Dr. Scott On Habraws fate of three long-distance I (5) "What's The Matter With (£ ® ABC News 0 People's Caucus Of Ivan Denisovltch" (1971) Tom (SJokar'sWIld 0 Sargaant Bllko ® 0 News passenger trains is in the hands of I Helen? " (1971) Debbie ® New York Raport 12:30 Courtnay. Reynolds. Shelley Winters. (0) Festival Ot Faith 0 Washington Weak In Review the courts today, but two others [ 0 Connecticut Prime Time ® Movla “Cppacabana" (1947) 3:07 . . ® PopI Goes The Country Groucho Marx. Carmen Miranda. died on schedule as part of the! ® Nawa S Newt first major cutback since Amtrak [ 4:00 39DlckCavett 8:30 10:30 took over the trains in 1971. (5) "Gentleman's Agreement" ® Dating Gama ® MarvGrHIln ® UfeOfRHey 12:37 4:05 (1947) Gregory Peck. Dorothy 0 Maude 0 Our M iss Brooks 0 Sneak Pravlaw: Take Two ® Movla "Norwood" (1970) 0 Movla "Isn't It Shocking? " Amtrak planned to ask a federal I McGuire. 0 Hare's To Your Health 0 Wall Street Weak 0DlckCavelt Glen Camobell. Kim Darby. (1973) Alan Alda, Louise Lasser. judge in Wichita, Kan., today to reconsider his order to keep the Lone Star, the Floridian and the North Coast Hiawatha rolling | iTVDUUOGUEi temporarily. Five Amtrak routes were I LUCKY BREAK? - I know blood vessels, he would not be The movie was "The Jeri­ scheduled to end Sunday, but only everyone knows about Erik in as critical a condition. His cho Mile,” and considering the I two of them did. No attempt was Estrada's accident by now, condition was complicated by excellent reviews it garnered made to save the Hilltopper, but I never really got the the collapsed lungv But, the from critics and the excellent which'operates between Boston straight story on what his good news turned out to be ratings it received, I would and Catlettsburg, Ky.; and late injuries were.. One minute he that his aorta was not bet on the fact that it will be Sunday Chief Justice Warren was near death, it seemed, the damaged, and heart surgery repeated sometime. next he was going to be back was not needed. The produc­ Burger overruled an appeals in the series. What’s the ers have decided not to use court and told Amtrak it could kill story? - Maria Tagnacci, the footage that showed the MRS. KINTE — Could you I the National Limited between | Gulfport, Miss. accident, but will be shooting please tell me who played the New York and Kansas City, Mo. The difference between bedside as soon as the doctors part of Kunta Kinte's wife on The National Limited pulled out I being near death and being feel Estrada is up for it. Not “Roots”? My husband and I I of New York’s Penn Station at back on a series is often sim­ being a physician. I’m not have a standing bet. I say it 4:55 p.m. EDT Sunday with 75 was Kitty Lester, he says it ply an accurate diagnosis. In sure if this information is 100 passengers aboard for its final the motorcycle accident percent accurate, but that's was piahann Carroll. I can’t Estrada suffered several bro­ the gist of it. wait to win. - Barbara I run. NBC Sports' baseball com­ ken ribs, a broken collar bone MILER - A few months ago I Manchester, Wrentahm, Mass. mentator Joe Garagiola and punctured lungs. The X- and my family saw an excel­ You may have to wait a Quits Race (pictured) and Tony Kubek rays indicated severe internal lent TV movie starring Peter long time. The head publicist MANCHESTER - Vernal will team up to provide bleeding in the chest cavity, Strauss (“Rich Man, Poor at ABC for the show says the Hublard, Republican member of I commentary when NBC which the doctors feared was Man”) as a convict who was role of Belle was played by .i# the result of damage to his try)ng to get into the Olym­ Madge Sinclair. 1 the Board of Education for the I Sports presents .weekly past four years, is removing! exclusive live coverage of aorta. If it was. his life defi­ pics. Can you refresh ' my nitely was being threatened Laalay Ann Warran atara aa an aapiring actraaa who triaa herself from the race this year, the American and National memory with the name of the I by the condition and major movie and tell me whether or ('Send your questions to TV to maintain a dacant Ufa lor htraall and har young ton since her husband has been League Championship I surgery would be needed. If not it will be on television Dial-ogue, Pepper O'Brien, whila parlorming aa a night-club atrippar, in “Portrait of offered a job in the Boston area. I Series, Tuesday - Sunday, not, and the bleeding was the again? - Mrs. Eileen Gresher, NEA, 200 Park Ave., New a Strippar,” on “Tha CBS Tuaaday Night Moviaa,” Tuoa- The Republicans are nominating Oct. 2-7. I result of damage to smaller Bridgeport, Conn. York, NY'10017.) day, Oct. 2. Pamela Edwards of 15 Horace St.' to replace Hublard on the ticket. Elsie Swensson, vice-chariman | of the Republican Town Com­ mittee said today, “Verna did a I I very nice job. We feel badly that I she is leaving us but we have a | new candidate whom we have had] I interest in before. Pamela| Edwards has agreed to do it.” Swensson said Edwards had I worked on the Walter Joyner elec-1 tion committee and she is also a I member of the Republican Town I I Committee. I Swensson said there is no I problem, but the situation has [ never come up before and she has I to call the State Central Com-