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Lisa Perrone David L4iVertue Shawn KilcoIIins Mike Jacobs Joseph Gilman 1726 Manchester Rd. 152 School St. Joanna Robinson Ricky Correia Rhode Reardon 162 School St. 73 Florence St. 91 Florence St. Claatonbury “Yeah. I like all kinds of "Yeah. I like math and 80 N. Main St. 154 N. School Si. 22C Jefferaon St. No, because vacation is “No. I don’t like school. "Yeah. I want to meet o 2 “ "“I “hool sports and soccer, gym and school’s fun.” "Yeah. I’m gettin’ kinda "Well, yeah. I’m ready good to see all my school over. Who likes school?” I’m going to quit when I’m my new teachers.” bored.” old enough.” but a little nervous because friends.” I’m going to a different , (Herald photos by Dunn I school this year.”
The weather Inside today Clearing and less humid late today. Highs in mid 80s. G ear and cooler A re a ...... 7-8 Editorial ...... 4 tonight. Lows in mid 50s. Sunny Sunday Classified 10-11-12 Obituaries ...... 14 with highs about 80. Little chance of Comics 13 S ports...... 9-10 rain tonight or Sunday. National Ser !faiw?ke«i«i^i^ City of Village Charm vice Forecast map on page 11. % SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 28S PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
Today’s news summary Penney environmental case Complied by United Prete International State listed for trial on Tuesday MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Hurricane Anita, once packing 185 HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec By GREG PEARSON Atty. Anthony Pagano, who, along Commerce all are involved in the ticut Natural Gas Corp., which mile-an-hour winds, fizzled out in their discovery is because some ot with Atty. Bruce Beck, represents defense. reported record profits in 1976, is northeastern Mexico today, but Herald Reporter their clients have been involved in The trial of the court case that the plaintiffs, said Friday that he Penney signed a contract with the seeking an |11,2 million — or 14.4 its floodwaters and torrential property settlements with the town. affects the proposed industrial park does not expect the case to go Town of Manchester for about 160 percent — rate increase from the rains flattened one fishing village These clients, who own property in Manchester has been scheduled for forward Tuesday. acres of the park property. The con within the proposed park site, had Connecticut Public Utilities Con and reportedly killed three farmers. Newspaper reports said Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Hartford Pagano said that he and his partner tract was contingent upon the land been involved in a first legal action trol Authority. CNG sent the Superior Court. were not informed that the case had being ready by Sept. 1, but the firm the season’s first hurricane against a zone change granted for the re^latory body a letter of intent has said that it is willing to extend claimed its first three victims The case — the Manchester En been placed on trial list. He said that park. The zone change appeal was Friday saying it will submit its that deadline because of the court when floodwaters from the San vironmental Coalition vs. the state they have not yet completed their denied by the state Court of Common detailed, formal application for a discovery, a legal step in which one case. rate increase early next month. Marcos River drowned three Department of Commerce — in- Pleas and Supreme Court. farmers near Ciudad Victoria, 75 ,volves a suit filed by the plaintiffs, side seeks pertinent Information The company, however, has not Some of the clients have reached a miles inland and 175 miles who say that Edward Stockton, state about the other party’s case. said how long it is willing to wait for settlement with the town on purchase completion of the trial. southwest of Brownsville, Texas. commerce commissioner, granted Pagano said that they would not be of their property. Part of the agree National approval of the J.C. Penney Co.’s ready to proceed with the case this Attys. Beck and Pagano indicated ment included a clause that they drop proposed catalog distribution center Tue^ay. that part of the delay in completing all involvement in legal action WASHINGTON (UPI) - The RYE, N.Y. (UPI) —Dictaphone without properly weighing its en Atty. Ronald Castleman, who against the park. Agriculture Department Friday Corp. says it will move all its vironmental effects. represents the Manchester estimated 1977 world coffee manufacturing operations from Economic Development Commission production at 69.9 million bags — ’The Penney facility, which would Bridgeport, Conn., to Melbourne, (EDC), the planning agency for the 14 per cent above last year’s cover more than two million square Fla., some time next year. A new park, said that he and other defense small crop of 61.1 million bags feet, would be the major occupant in plant to employ 225 workers will the town’s proposed industrial park, attorneys are ready to proceed. State won’t accept which sent prices soaring. The be built at Melbourne at a cost of Attorneys representing the EDC, new estimate was slightly below a planned for a 393-acre site in the $2.2 million, the firm said Friday. Buckland section. Penney and the Department of previous forecast of 70.37 million citizen water tests CLEVELAND (UPI) - The bags. For Brazil, the world’s Cleveland Press expects a long leading coffee producer, produc “The department will not accept queue today when it sells a special tion is expected to be 17 million The state Department of Health those results in any type of reports to shipment of 24-page Elvis Presley bags. ’That’s nearly 80 per cent said Friday that it would not accept above the freeze-damaged 1966 Holiday to mark water samples taken by Manchester the state, " Young said.. He said that newspapers published in the the state will recognize only those singer’s hometown of Memphis, crop but still well below the homdowners. average of about 25 million bags At Thursday night's meeting on samples taken by the town depart Tenn., for 50 cents each — with a ment. limit of five per customer. The before a 1975 freeze. water problems in Manchester, a close of summer volunteer water testing program was Young said that he will discuss the Press announced the special ship proposed. The program would have matter Tuesday with Frank Jodaitis, ment a week ago and had such an Shorts will soon be out of style, Emergency telephones numbers in allowed residents to take samples water and sewer administrate enthusiastic response executives radio stations will stop playing as effect Monday for Manchester from their homes once a week and The department might be able to had to place a second order for International many songs by the Beach Boys and residents will be: highway, 649-5070; bring them to the Water Department. obtain additional staff members that 10,000 more copies. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - sports fans will start talking about refuse, 649-1886; and sanitary sewer Residents at the meeting had would permit increased testing in football instead of the Red Sox and and water 649-9697. expressed concern that water in their private homes, he said. Such ad THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Israel has unveiled an ambitious Yankees. The Herald will not publish Mon homes was not being tested. The ditional staff might be available President Carter, awaiting a and controversial plan to set up strings of new Jewish Although the calendar still shows day. Water Department tests water mains through the federally funded Com report on the cause of the three weeks of summer, the Labor The Recreation Department for throughout Manchester, but it does prehensive Employment Training dramatic jump in joblessness settlements, primarily on the oc Day weekend traditionally marks the the Town of Manchester has an not test water in individual homes. Act (CETA) program. among America’s black youths, cupied West Bank of Jordan, to double the nation’s population by end of the summer season. nounced the schedule for town swim Bob Young, of the Water Depart was spending the Labor Day For many, the weekend is one last ming pools. ment, proposed at the meeting that a holiday weekend today at Camp the end of the century. Agriculture Minister Ariel chance to travel to the beach, have The pools will have normal hours volunteer sampling program be David with his family. Press cookouts or lounge in the sun. today and Sunday. For Labor Day, developed. Secretary Jody Powell told Sharon, 49, author of the plan, gave a general outline of his in Manchester and surrounding Saulters, Swanson, Verplanck and Residents who volunteered would reporters before Carter’s depar towns, the three-day weekend will Waddell will be open from 1-6 p.m. have been trained in sample-taking ture from the White House that proposals on nationwide televi sion Friday. mean the normal shutdowns that ac Globe Hollow will be open from 10 and would have been asked to bring Carter was “deeply concerned” a.m.-l p.m. and from 2-6 p.m. He said Prime Minister company a holiday. one sample a week to the depart No Herald over black teen-age unemploy Town, state and federal govern Globe will be the only pool open ment, Young said. ment and has asked top ad- Menahem Begin has received the after Labor Day. For its final week, plan but the document has not yet ment offices, including the post of He said, however, that he dis Monday minstration advisers to find out fice, will be closed Monday. Banks the pool will be open Tuesday from 1- cussed the proposal with the state what can be done about it. been discussed by the entire cabinet. and package stores will also be 7 p.m., Wednesday-Friday from 3-7 Department of Health Friday and it V- closed Monday, although some area p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m.-l rejected the idea. supermarkets will be open. p.m. and 2-6 p.m. Architect’s rendering of proposed addition to Washington School
This architect’s rendering, prepared by Lawrence Associates of Manchester, shows the addition and / a t alterations to Washington School on .1 r" i rj'U i Cedar St. which was put out to bid 'W- this week. The project was approved ir- ■: ij;/ for $1,626,000 funding in a November ''.•tv./ 1975 referendum, and will be partialal- A.V ly state reimburseable. At the extreme right is the original Washington School construct^ the Cheney Brothers in the 1920’s. The 1957 addition is shown in the center. The new addition will be -Jir three stories high to align with the existing school with .the main entry r . ! c at ground level. A large portion of.the 27,600 square-foot addition will be a new gymnasium that will replace the West Side Recreation building. The exterior of the building will be brick with stone accents and arches to recall the original structure. Bids will be opened Sept. 20 with construc tion expected to begin on the project later this fall. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., S«pt. >■ 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfaetter, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 3, 1977 - PAGE THREE Blackstone accepts Tech hires teachers Four teachers have been a; About town ( About town 1 Fire at Gerber Scientific ointed seven years. Before joining the Geriatric clinic resum es ------j —sgional vocational technical education challenge to debate The meeting of the Sunset Club, VocaUonal Technical In iU tu te .^ y system, he served many years in the The geriatric clinic program of the problems were discovered and these The hour-long assessment visit in originally schooled for Tuesday, has are William V. Baccaro of Berlin, machine industry. Mizpah Spencer Circle of South) Manchester Public Health Nursing patienU were referred to their cludes a complete health history, been rescheduled for Sept. 20 at the damages outdoor cables George Brooks of Manchester, Association (MPHNA) will sponsor a physicians for treatment, according blood pressure, heart, lung and foot Democratic primary challenger for the debate. ’The beerfest will Bugbee is joining the electronics United Methodist Church will meet Senior Citizens Center. James R. Bugbee of WlUlngton. and blood pressure clinic Wednesday to Mrs. Saleh. assessment, ears checked for wax, Joseph Paquette has challenged East begin at 6 and will include hot dogs at department after teaching 10 years Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Please bring a An electrical fire Friday afternoon Unce the power was turned off and under control at 5:14 p.m. The Thomas V. L ^ la is of Tbomaston. from 9 to 11;30 a.m. at the Senior Home visits are made to in urinalysis, and dlacuasloo of any Hartford’s incumbent mayor, the Elks Pavilion on Roberts St. at A.I. Prince in Hartfoid. He is a sandwich. The Pilgrim Choir of Center at Gerber Scientific Instrument Co. the water was applied, the fire was exterior cables were destroyed but Citlzoi Center. dividuals requesting service If they problenu or questions the client may Richard Blackstone, to a debate at ’The debate will start about 7:30 Mrs. Emily McKenzie of graduate of Windham Technical Congregational Church will meet in South Windsor damaged exterior doused quickly. ’The Sduth Windsor there was no damage, not even from Flu clinics will be held in October. are unable to come to a clinic site. have. All information la confidential. Blackstone’s own beerfest p.m., he said. Manchester has been assigned as a School and CCSC. He will be co Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Memorial cables but caused no damage to the Fire Department listed the fire as smoke, to the building interior, Ban The women’s prayer and study Health education classes will be The clinic schedule Is as follows; A grant w u received by MPHNA Wednesday night and Blackstone has ”I very much want to discuss the guidance intern. She is completing advisor to the student council, and Hall. interior of the building. ning said. group of SouUi United Methodist taught by nursing students from • ’Tuesday, Cronin Hall at Mayfair last April from Area Agency on accepted. Blackstone record in as much depth requirements for her master’s will conduct the exploratory ’The South Windsor Fire Depart Church will meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 University of (Connecticut in conjunc Gardens, 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Aging Title II funds to set up and “I know he’ll be surrounded by his as time will allow me,” said the degree at Central Connecticut State program and teach in Grade 10. ment responded to the 4:24 p.m. call College. p.m. at 1206 Main St. All women of tion with their public health • Wednesday, Senior Citizens operate a geriatric screening own workers,” said Paquette, an mayor. M e e t i n g s Langlais has been appointed head with Companies 1, 2 and 3. Vernon the church are welcome. experience through the MPHNA. Center, 8:30 a.m. to noon. program in Manchester for one year. East Hartford plumbing contractor. "Anyone who wants to come is Baccaro will teach social studies in of the machine-tool department and Fire Department Companies 1 and 3 There will be more Infoimation on • Thursday. Herrmann Hall at Clinic services are free, but ’’But I want to debate the mayor welcome,” he said. n e x t w e e k Grades 9 and 10. He will also be the will be responsible for the were also sent to the scene at 83 this as plans develop. Westhill Gardens. 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. donations are welcome! somewhere, even there.” Paquette had said earlier, “He’s sophomore class advisor and the exploratory program and the entire Gerber Rd. Also, individual health Blackstone said Friday he plans to running away from me. He initiated Here’s next week’s schedule of freshman basketball coach. He machine-tool curriculum. He is a Manchester Chapter, Parents The fire apparently was caused by assessments will be continued on an ask the East Hartford League of both (1975 primary) debates with public meetings in Manchester formerly Uught at Abbott Tech in graduate of Kaynor Tech in Water- Without Partners will have a dance (locations are in Municipal Building, a short in one of the exterior cables Danbury. He is a graduate of Central bury, Waterbury Technical College, tonight from 9 to 1 at Piano’s appointment basis. Since June 1, Women Voters to name a moderator Harry Ravalese. How can he refuse Phyllis Saleh, head of the geriatric Youths help Meadows me?” 41 Center St., unless noted): leading from the transformer to dis Connecticut State College ((X5C). CCSC, and is working for his Restaurant, Bolton. Tuesday tribution equipment inside the Brooks, a graduate of Cheney ’Tech master’s degree at Central. Before clinic, has seen 86 persons (or health About 25 youths have enrolled in a I’he six-week in-service training building. South Windsor Deputy Chief and also C C ^, will join the machine- he became a teacher, Langlais was assessment at the three meeting Foster Grandchild program at the program started this week with an 9 a.m. —Directors comment ses Emanuel Hill Chapter of sites —the Senior Citizens Center, Area fire calls sion, Directors Office. William Banning said. tool department staff. He will also plant superintendent at Torrington Meadows Convalescent Home. orientation led by recreation direc When fire fighters arrived, teach trade theory and shop to Manufacturing Company. A com Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Mayfair Gardens and Westhill The boys and girls, aged 12 to 17, tors Mary Beth Ballard and Evelyn 7:30 p.m. —Water Study Com tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of however, they were unable to begin juniors and seniors, and will serve as mander in the Naval Reserve, his Gardens. will work with the recreation depart Torrlce. mittee, Lincoln Center Conference Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 South Windsor Room. fighting the blaze immediately. A the sophomore class advisor. He most recent teaching appointment A total of 280 senior citizens have ment at the home, providing services The youths will start working with ley HJ crew from the (Connecticut Light & Church St. been seen in the geriatric clinic in Friday, 4:24 p.m. —Electrical fire at 7:30 p.m. —Building (^mmittee. taught at Wilcox Tech in Meriden for was at A.I. Prince. and companionship to the elderly the residents about the fourth week Friday, 1:52 p.m. — Medical call to cluding 174 for blood pressure the Gerber Scientific Instruments Co. at police station. Coffee Room. Power company had to be called to residents. of their training period and continue shut off power at the site before screening. Several serious health 83 Gerber M . Assisting South Windsor Friday, 3 p.m. —Medical call to 29 Cree 7:30 p.m. —Hockanum River throughout the year. water could be applied to the burning Fire Department was the Vernon Fire Rd. Linear Park Committee, Probate News for senior citizens Department. Friday, 5:52 p.m. —Medical call to 11 Court. cables. Naomi Dr. In the meantime, the fire was sen mmmmmxammm By GLORIA RFMQONni...... nun Manchester 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Friday, 6:13 p.m. —Brush fire at 717 Friday, 6:12 p.m. —Gas washdown at ding off a sporadic shower of sparks He everyone! nights in deluxe rooms, two full course Burnside Ave. Hearing Room. E iit 94 of 1-66. (Eighth District) that resembled a minifireworks dis Here is Wally’s Gal Friday again trying breakfasts, two full course dinners, ad Friday, 6:22 p.m —Auto accident at 8 p.m. —Young Republicans of Friday, 6:38 p.m. —Auto accident on N. play. to keep you posted on the happenings here mission to Longwood Gardens, a visit to All Stop a Shop stores open Sun., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,ck)sed Mon.. i a tw nay Main St. and Burnside Ave. Greater Manchester, ^vings Bank Main St. (Eighth District) at the Center. Friday, 8:13 p.m. —Brush fire on of Manchester, 923 Main St. the Chocolate world of Hershey, guided Today, 8:32 a.m . —Car fire on New Forest St. Wednesday The first bit of news is how nice the tour of Amish lands, and everything Is in State Rd. (Eighth District) Today, 12:20 a.m . —Auto accident with building looks. You can really see your cluded except motel maid tips. Matval Brand East Hartford 7:30 p.m. —Parking Authority, Group changes face shine in the floors. Ray and Jim have The date we are going is at the peak of minor Injuries at Burnside Ave. and Coffee Room. iUaS. Grade A Friday, 10:S2 a.m. —Broken water pipe Hillside St. done a great job and have really worked the foliage season, Oct. 24, 25, 26 and the n r e s h Golden at 43 St. Regis St. Today, 2:50 a.m. —Medical call to 26 Thursday meeting site hard. price is $87 per person if you double up Friday, 11:22 a.m. -Medical call to Columbus Circle. 6:30 p.m.—Judge's Hours, Probate The next bit of news is about our friend with someone; so remember. Sept. 12 we 1257 Main St. Today, 5:19 a.m. —Medical call to 14 Court. Jim Uccello. I am told that Jim has register. You do not have to pay the full Friday, 12:47 p.m. —False alarm to Phelps Place. 7:30 p.m. —Arts Council, Hearing successfully undergone open heart sur amount; about half will do. Room. The site of the Manchester Water gery and came through wiUi flying colors. Meal program 7:30 p.m. —Conservation Com Study Committee meeting to be held He will be in Hartfoi^ Hospital for about One bit of good news for you seniors is B a n a n a s mittee, Coffee Room. Theater schedule T u e ^ y has been changed to the Lin 10 days and then recuperating at home, as of the week of.Sept. 19 our meal Turn this one good buy Savings by the bunch coln Center Conference Room. 140 Davis Rd., East Hartford 06118. Let’s program will begin again. Our good into several iiearty ■ u n d ay The committee is reviewing a study let him know we are thinking of him by friends Mike Hiza and Julie Patulak will . . . for school S a tu rd a y of recommended options Tor im sending him a card. I know he appreciated meals. U S. Grade A East Hartford Drive-In — be back with us again. After talking with lunchboxes! East Hartford Drive-In — proving the town’s water treatment everyone’s prayers. turkeys... sure to "Smokey and the Bandit,” Norman Fendell, we plan to work very "Smokey and the Bandit,” We have also been told that Dora Hoyt is and "Mustang Country,"" system. Residents may attend the closely with the Regional Occupational please! "Mustang Country, " Dusk. Dusk. meeting, but will not be permitted to A South Windsor fire fighter looks on as flam es dance off elec in the Burnside Convalescent Home, 870 East Windsor Drive-In — Friday Training Center and will probably have a ,We want to be East Windsor Drive-In — speak during the formal session, trical wires at the Gerber Scientific Instrument Co. in S()uth Burnside Ave., East Hartford. She is un "Herbie Goes to Monte nice holiday affair there. "Herbie Goes to Monte Harry Reinbom, committee chair able to receive visitors but would enjoy Carlo," "Never a Dull 701 Windsor. The fire damaged the exterior cables but caused no in We also will be working on our own . 2 6 % * 3 to s ib. pkg. 6 9 f your Food Stamp Carlo, " and "Never A Dull man, said. Anyone who attends may receiving cards from her friends. Ground Beef Moment, Dusk. evening affairs such as dances and dinners ns not more than 26% lal. L e S S t h a n 3 Ib S . 791, Moment, " Dusk. terior damage to the building. (Herald photo by Dunn) store • We welcome all Manchester Drive-In — speak to the committee after the for Clinic Tuesday so plan to have a happy busy time starting Manchester Drive-In — customers who use “Sugarland Express, " 8:00; mal proceedings. On Sept. 7, we will again have a walk-in soon. "Sugarland Express,"" 8:00; Food Stamps. "Smokey and the Bandit,” Jeef orExtra Mild Franks “Smokey and the Bandit,” blood pressure clinic at the center. So, if Just before we put in the schedule, on 9:45 9:45 •uUnTSSta you want your pressure checked, just drop behalf of Wally and myself and the boys Stop & Shop Cook em over the llames 1 lb. Showcase Cine 1 — “The Spy Showcase Cine 1— "The Spy in between 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and and Ruth, we want you to know that we for delicious eating. Great pkg. ^ # 5 # S«9 1 Ssl s*0< >0 «< Who Loved Me,' 2:154:45- k>* a *-pM-.e r s V Who Loved Me, " 2:154:45 INI ,il ■),' .'.'8 S|.,lfo,f| R,| , 7;,llinKmti< .Coer Phyllis will be happy to take it. welcome you back. We missed you. hot dogs, great price' >1 t««l U W M ;aca«gs«0'*»f WWSaCMi 7:10-9:40 • '■•e ot-W'W'V r O'W'M *0' 4 « 45S n 7:159:40 Rosiirr I c(to
yi PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchcrter, Cwm.. Sat.. Sept. 3. 1W7 g^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchealer. Conn.. Sat.. Scot 3, 1977 - PAGE FIVE Wa$hlngton Window iBaitrliPStrr hunting lirrald Manchester — A City of Village Charm S&H STAMPS MAKES US Founded Oct. 1, 1881 President's Problems lU IIG H ESm PERSONAL Audd B u fM u Of CifCuiMiO*^ Unitod P r m lntornatK>n«l direct trade relationship with the NO. ONE . TEE Publr«ned by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. By HELEN THOMAS Pw 5 Nertiww Panama Canal. ‘OONI WNHJ YOU WAIT Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. DPI White House Reporter He also has invited the top leader 725 EAST oimamsrmAtoectssm WASHINGTON (UPI) - President 1081 MAIN IT. n sym o n d F RotMnton Ednor-Pubiishtr Hftfold E Twrkington, M anaging EditOf ^ in each Latin American country td MIDDLE TURNPIKE I Carter is beginning to show that the attend a ceremonial signing of the MANCHESm presidency is not only awesome, it’s treaties in Washington in a show of MANCHESTER PIMM 140-3330 Opinion burdensome. Wt «Fw M E 455M, tMta, hemispheric solidarity behind the ac s jstasia leas Carter is beginning to look older, cords. HAS IT! by testimony of his closest friends. At some point. Carter says he "will He also looks tired as his problems go to the nation” with a fireside chat M (mmillNG • REnKEMTION pNoiw pile up. to inform the people of the terms of H u m and SHEH MEHL Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 Everyone’s day He is aware that the probe into the treaties. Budget Director Bert Lance's 341 Broad St. He must counter the leaders of the I New England M edianical Services, he. Manchaittr banking transactions won’t go away opposition who call the pact a Mtochtittr Although a day dedicated to and often bitter, but American soon. Press secretary Jody Powell ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surroundino Profniiooil P»k “giveaway.” He also confronts the Suiit 105 labor has long since won has been manning the barricades at TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06068) the laboring man is traditional long-held proposition that the canal is 643-2736 • 643-2192 fe sIg n S ),inc. Bttty Gallagher in many countries, the recognition. Its rights, un daily press briefings, responding to essential to the nation’s security, Vicinity piop the news stories concerning Lance’s American Labor Day is unique derwritten by a mass of even though warships rarely pass finances. CAMPING EQUIPMENT in several respects. legislation unmatched in the through the waterway and modem FAMOUS BRAND Carter, meantime, has decided to warfare has far surpassed We have chosen September world, are now integral to the featuring this week... stand by Lance, despite the toll it is dependence on the canal. TENTI, COTS, SLEEPING SAGS, AIS MATTRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES for this familiar fixture on the structure of our society. STOVES, LANTERNS taking. White House mail is running Meantime, while White House time .MA.NCHESTER national calendar. We still have our clashes of about 2-to-l critical of Lance. and efforts dwell on Lance and the Elsewhere, at least in those economic interest, bargaining Carter also is preoccupied with canal treaties, other matters are FARR’S MNElfMVQfllT THE EVEHYTHINO STORE BEh i i i e ’s TV a a p p l ia n c e societies permitting such breakdowns and strikes. But developing a strategy to convince the being put on the back burner. Carter I v tw U te M American people that the Panama CAMMWE-SPORT 2 MAIN STRECT the dialogue, sharp though it plans to meet with the Arab and OPEN OAILV TO S P.M. J. FARR • 043-7111 demonstrations, the preferred Canal treaty is in the national in ■■ 1 vn u K E N n 040-3989 date is May 1 and the accent, if may be at times, in the context Israeli foreign ministers next month U k l N l a * terest. when they come to the United States 6 £ « N i i i . not always stridently Marxist, of the American experience Keep America Going He has embarked on a campaign to for the United Nations General VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR is definitely on class. May Day has taken on a particularly win the support of prominent per Assembly meeting. In those *7 rectory trained speclallsta is the proletariat’s red-letter American character. sonalities, and has succeeded in meetings he will pursue his apparent Phil p ,t, day, a time for toiling masses As democratic capitalism lining up former President Gerald R. ly waning dream that a Geneva con Locicaro and ZIdek ARCO 0 has developed in this country, Thought Ford, former Secretary of State ference to reach a comprehensive to demonstrate solidarity Henry Kissinger, and even AFL-CIO against, often hostility to, the sense of class, never so Middle East peace agreement will be CARPET AND FLOOR COVBIING President George Meany, who is held this year. 646-5036 economically favored classes. strong here as in the various "For this reason I kneel before the you may be filled to the measure of usually a strong convervative in UM tW T OMi aoi (III Ul f.« lain i ui m But Carter has warned of a PAP AUTO REPAIR oil 01 leii (HI (0(,in aoMata Here, the emphasis is also on old countries from which we Father, from whom the whole family all the fullness of God. foreign affairs. H ‘ A P P L U A f K growing impatience over the "lack of 706 Main St. • "Areo Charge” • Mancheatar 3 of believers in heaven and on earth "Now to him who is able to do im mass, but of a peculiarly sprang, has diminished. Carter has an uphill battle, but he progress” and said "any nation ... CoRRecticMt's Ingest Floor C om iRg Doilor derives its name. I pray that out of measurably more than all we ask or American definition. This is a Laboring commoners can and believes in the end the Senate will proved to be intransignent or an his glorious riches he may strengthen imagine, according to his power that ratify the two treaties which would day for the nation en masse — do speak to economic kings, obstacle to progress” would suffer MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. ./*** fined oei’orming (1 you with power through his Spirit in is at work within us, to him be glory turn over control of the Canal to some degree of condemnation in the M.Vin t assembly line worker, and in terms of living stan your inner being, so that Christ may in the church and in Christ Jesus rwf Locfimirn , T V a MERCURY Panama by the year 2000 and would world. manager, those in the dards it is not always easy to dwell in your hearts through faith. throughout all generations, for ever ^*3 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-8922 permit the U.S. to defend it in But it is the President himself, who professions. The working man tell them apart. And I pray that you, being rooted and and ever! Amen." definitely. 0 m .w U wniwaaisws Ai.rm, lock, & /II Phone 646-2756 appears to be the most disappointed, ^ Sales Cofnbmalion Cfianges established in love, may have power, Ephesians 3:14-21 NO SERVICE CHARGE in the United States is virtually There has been a parallel The President has started a series the most frustrated. In a recent in 1 ^ 1 1 L L a ^ Sales & Service • Bonded ^Uost together with all the saints, to grasp New International Version of briefings with governors and IV iU f V w C / keys m slock Repairs ol all kinds [ I every man, the entire adult development in the terview, he said there is going to be Scissors 4 how wide and long and high and deep Rev. Neale McLain leaders in states, particularly up and population conceived as significance of Labor Day. Not "a great deal of disillusionment” in O Pinking STiears Sharpened RooanraUoM for a Hotaia a AlrUnaa • StaamthlM is the love of Christ, and to know this Church of down the Mississippi, who have a laboring together to produce class but mass solidarity is the love that surpasses knowledge — that Nazarene the Middle East and around the 027 Main ttrM Mincheslir and sharing in the benefits of message now. It is an occasion world if progress is not demonstrated this year. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. the national plenty. not for demonstrations and BRAKE JOB SPECIAL Torrijoa* terms are the best Panama will offer More than that, he strongly in 646-0226 875-3252 It was not always thus. The militant oratory, but a day for Includes 4 wheels with linings, dicated that he was losing interest in k m n m m v witon cake decorations first Labor Day, in New York, each American — blue collar pursuing the subject if there is no drums, inspection ol cylinders. Disc brakes slightly 111 CINTEK IT. 70 UNION ST. Name Brands and Reliability; on Sept. 5, 1882, was a militant and white collar — to observe progress. "1 doubt that our Govern higher. * 5 9 * » i ment could continue to spend as MANCHMTEn. C9NN ^ ROCKVILLE. CONN. demonstration, a demand for and enjoy in his own way, and U.S. should ratify canal treaty Mon. ■ IM . 104 Mon. ■ Sol. 10-5 rights and recognition. through private observance to much time and effort on my part, the TTnit.., 10-1 4,^ Fri. 10-a Berniers Trademarks State Department’s and all the other Bernie’s TV and Appliances located in the Manchester Parkade has been noted for years as a dealer in the Aim sEancE The battle was prolonged join in a public affirmation of By NEA/London Economist aircraft carriers. 555 agencies involved, on a continuing Wedding Cakes A Specialty finest lines of name brand appliances and TV’s. 436 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER | the American achievement. News Series True, studies are to proceed into a The United States has got itself a long-mooted notion of building a new, basis, unless it is obvious to us that Some of the brands sold and serviced by the firm are: General Electric, Frigidaire, RCA, Motorola', Tal. 640-3003 cracker of a deal in the treaty to end bigger canal. But the underlying ail the parties involved genuinely EVERYTHING IN Amana, Zenith, Kitchen Aid, Hoover, Maytag, Eureka, Westinghouse, Whirlpool, Panasonic and many others! COMMENTARY Bernie’s has also gained, over the years, the reliability of a reputable service dealer. They assure quality its 74-year control of the Panama American objection to handing over want a comprehensive settlement.” S service by factory trained technicians for as long as you own the appliance or TV purchased from them. Almanac In the greening of the President, • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Canal Zone, the 559-square mile strip the present canal is still the gut one To show their gratitude to many long standing customers, Bernie’s conducts several promotional sales M y siSTER'S cloSET along the waterway that cuts the cen Carter has found out that the best • STORE FRONTS •SAFETY GLASS| expressed last year by Ronald BATHTUB ENCLOSURES events each year, "It's our personal way of saying thank’s to the many loyal customers who have supported CRAFTS new country had won its in By United Press International tral American state of Panama in Reagan in his neariy successful cam laid plans go awry. Problems he did us over the years,” says John Vigeant, manager at the Parkade. dependence from Great Britain. Today is Saturday, Sept. 3, the half. The terms are the best that the paign to unseat President Ford as his not count on are messing up his Sharon H Salalino Sandra H. Rulini In 1916, the Allies turned back the J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. Jn c. 246th day of 1977 with 119 to follow: Panamanians are likely to concede. roughly than President Carter can party s candidate: "We bought it, we timetable. His ability to cope with ' FUHNITURE TOP& PICTURE W/NwMvS -- Germans in World War I’s Battle of The moon is approaching its iast America's military presence, and treat the dissident senators who have paid for it, it is ours, we ought to the unexpected may be a major test ISO Main Street quarter. Verdun. its formal jurisdiction over the zone, now to ratify it. But the general is keep it. " in how he conducts his office. Ninchttlor 649-7322 31 B U m II 8 t Manchester, Ct. 06040 (203)646-5B72 OKCft 21 YEARi BXPERieNCE 3L^ The morning stars are Venus, In 1939, Great Britain declared war will not end until the year 2000. trying the smooth way first. The Panama dispute has been the E on Germany. France followed six Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Beyond that, the Americans will In his drive to win the referendum United States' longest running argu TEMPLE FLOOR COVERING hours later, quickly joined by Tlie evening star is Mercury. have the right to intervene there if Panama will hold to approve the ment with the region. General Australia, New Zealand, South Yesterdays Those bom on this date are under they feel their security interests are treaty, he describes America’s slow Torrijos is hacked by most other I 763 Africa and Canada. MAIN ST. the sign of Virgo. threatened. withdrawal as "a small stone in a Latin American countries. By In 1943, Allied forces invaded the 25 years ago American engineer and teacher Panama's present ruler. General shoe, which one suffers for 23 years reaching a settlement now, under no 643-1191 DON WILUS Spaclallzlng In Italian mainland in World War II. Louis Henry Sullivan was born Sept. Omar Torrijos, is one of the few men in order to remove a nail through pressure from a new bout of anti- John Hedlund to reconsider his 191 ■RAKf tERVICI A thought for the day: British war- resignation from recreation 3, 1850. able to sell such a deal to one's heart. " American rioting in Panama's MAIN ST. GARAGE Frsai M U|MMat time Prime Minister Winston superintendent post. I I Niia St. Til MMS31 On this day in history: Panamanians. In charge of one of The treaty's American critics will streets. President Carter can show MANCHESTER fisMTil Rioiir N«t P Churchill told the House of Com Board of Directors vote 16,000 for In 1783, the signing of the Treaty of Latin America's most capitalist argue that the canal is vital to he is not being pushed around. Were 643-1900 mons, "...I have nothing to offer but preliminary plans of Keeney St. iiu: viiii m Paris officially ended the seven-year economies, he has been using anti- American defense interests. That is the treaty to be rejected by the Lui'y blood, toil, sweat and tears." school. Directors also vote walks and American Revolutionary War. The Yanqui oratory, and cultivated less true than it was: America has a Senate, the United States would curbs on Porter St. Serving Hancheiter over 50 yrs. Cuba's Fidel Castro, to defuse his navy in both the Atlantic and Pacific become the butt of Panamanian Baptist church buys England Showcase Jewelers country's left wing. oceans, and the present channel nationalism again, with aii Latin home. As a soldier, he can now treat between the two oceans is anyhow America joining in and, most iikely, 10 years ago The Florist ¥ i So# Ua for critics of the deal rather more too small to accommodate its large to worse deal at the end of it all. This date was a Sunday; The 24 BIRCH ST. • Eipert Witch Repiin • My-Sel HEpiir Herald did not publish. TEL. 643-6247 5 * ^ - .T,:. • *’a • EngriYing tstit. JewdEP, 643-4444 F.LD. • kninncElIppraisinc MSTR CHG WORLD WIDE B11 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER 846-0787 Health efforts a disgrace AMER EXPRESF SERVICE In the Now By Martha Angle and and Welfare (HEW) 18 months to enthusiastic about the program as MANCHESTER MALL The study identifies numerous well as the city and county health of Robert Walters draft the necessary regulations and other EPSDT failures, including in ficials who have brought neither in WASHINGTON (NEA) - Two- explain to the states the addition of ability to link children with sources tia or CMI Ul For Froo thirds of the children of the nation’s E ^ D T to the Medicaid program. spiration nor dedication to EPSDT at Maitia • AhMlMim Produett of continuing health care and the vir the local level. • M Up AKiilait • ttoeonory — -- m poorest parents have never seen a Nothing was done tual refusal to deal with developmen 0 Several months ago. President Folioa«oi« m Eooli • .O, Compitio conopio.. wllh w e a u ie r S to iip e r s dentist, and about 60 per cent of those tal problems such as speech im When the target date of July 1,1969 Carter unveiled a package of reforms ICfaonIni'ForcIi Scroonki|. motfHommf OSTRINSKY saU^M. youngsters have chronic medical arrived, however, virtually nothing pairments, learning disabilities and designed to improve the entire under IT0MD006S MANCMEtVER AWNING CO conditions which aren’t being had been done. In fact, it wasn’t until emotional disturbances. DEALER IN WASTE ^ P I P C D taking and rename it the Child COMUUTlOa WINDOWS 100 WEtT CENTER ST. treated. early 1972 — more than four years Criticized in the report are not only IN AlUMINim • WHin 731 p a r r o t Health Assessment Program or TiliiplieiN 040-3011 MATERIALS S . Compared with the children of after the law was passed and two and the foot-dragging federal • imWN^IUCN CHAP. Congress will begin con EitobMiiMd 1141 Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5679 more affluent families, the one-half years after the program was bureaucrats but also the state health sidering that package next month. W- prevalence of heart disease among supposed to be operating — that administrators who have never been the poor is three times as great. Six HEW's regulations finally took GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ^ MAFECHEITEa »*ECCHI o tim e s as m an y low income effect. Maschester's Only Complete Carpet Service! youngsters have hearing im Sewing Machine The potential of the program 14 High Street, rear Temple Floor Covering CINTCe pairments and five times as many probably was best described by then- Side glances GIL FOXE MANCHESTER . RCPAKS FAIT5 SUFFlIfS FOI ALL MAKIS have mental illness. Pictured above is Joe Temple, owner and manager of Temple Floor Covering, 308 Main Street, who has been FOKCIGN A nnuRLTir HEW Secretary Caspar Wein^rger, Authorised SeJee S Serriee In theory, there is no more in business for over 10 years, looking over one of his many carpet samples in his newly remodeled carpet titm A t.iw when he cited EPSDT’s few 'O , yS department. Temple Floor carries a complete line of famous carpets, linoleum, floor tiles, and bathroom Wt AN Fwwwe Imnde meritorious mission for this country’s successes in 1974: tiles and they are installed by experts. Full bank financing, lay-away. Master Charge available. 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TIL 9 YOUR Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment TAry INDEPENDENT MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAINT has just completed a comprehensive • TRY OUR NEW 3-M lONO COPIERI SUNDAY 11-6 or EPSDT. 185 West Middle Tpke. study which concludes than only a 425 CNNTIR ST. • M A N CH I5T IR Gift Certificates Available But little has been done to improve quarter of the needed health the lot of mllUons of sick and needy *OU 4IWAM I'K •ttlll Al screenings are being conducted on Frank Arnone w B D E B children because of a disgraceful CteiwswIM o® the approximately 13 million 619-7901 record in insensitivity. Incompetence APPLIANCES< ProoHm on iR WinterwM children eligible for assistance. MANCHESTER OVER 43 and even hostility on the part of those Among those who are screened, an YEARS EXPERIENCE doflias (NoUMtt) who were supposed to administer MEMORMl GO. Grooms Tux FREE inadequate follow-up system results Plus Free Imuranca EPSDT. 0pp. Eat! Cematery Call 649-5807 Aak about our policy. let, Mon. A Tuee HI I P.M. in treatment for only slightly more OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. Although the law requiring the Fra# ohauffarad Sarvicc. Wed., Thurs. A Prt. 1NSP.il than half of the cases of anemia, lead QUALITY HARRISON ST. 1 joint federal-state program became 37 OAK STREET (Waaklydrawinga) poisoning, parasite Infections, m e m o r i a l s MANCHESTER \PURS IN COI •ONAiU effective In January, 1908, it gave the MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 MANCHESTER, CONN. Y= respiratory ailments and host of pXiSsMtas Boats at dock (Pho^by Doug Bevins) DejiaHment of Health, Education "Where are your Fotule and Ferreh FawceH-Milore 10 lo 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 w ir Mioeu t m .. huwcnutoi other major thedlcdl problems. departments?’’ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Sept. 3.1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Sept. 3, 1977 - PAGE SEVEN Road rebuilding Fr. McLean will conduct Wings of evening By CUFF SIMPSON starts in Bolton program in spirituality Bolton Road Foreman Donato Rattan! laid A Japanese import i The Book of the Dead reconatruction of High Meadow Rd. and Sunwt Lane has begun. Rattazzi u id the road crew will firat iiutall Missionaries from the west I have recently been reading Kurt Seligman’s “Magic, Supematuralism drainage plpea and catch baalna. ATTENTION The Rev. Ekiward J. McLean will brought Christianity to Japan some Roada will be graveled in three lifta for their baae, and begin a 12-week program in contem years ago. Now the exchange has and Religion.” In it he discusses how the Egyptian long ago was helped by then oiled. The town has tentative plana to ameaite the porary Christian spirituality entitled come full circle as from time to time roada next year. “Living the Christian Life in Faith Japanese Christians come to our^ the priests as he went his way from SHOPPERS! death to everlastihg life. He writes: The Job la expected to take about a month. and Prayer” at St. Bridget Church, shores to help us in the evangeliza-i Rattazzi said, "We apologize for any inconvenience to Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. tion of the United States. "So implicitly did the Egyptians FOR YOUR HOUDAYWEBCEHD trust the power of magic, the virtue the neighborhood.” He said traffic would be able to pass When I was in that country a at all times. Father McLean, a native of Lowell, decade ago I had the privilege of of the spoken word, the irresistibility SHOPPINO COmEHIENCE... of magic gestures and other rituals, Mass., was ordained in 1952. He haS meeting some of their Christian Other projects been executive director of the leaders and of preaching in churches that they hoped to bend even the good The Board of Selectmen road committee said more gods to their will.” Catholic library and information and college chapels. Last week I roads have been oiled and sanded, a uniform equipment center of the Archdiocese of Hart received in the mail this Japanese in “The Book of the Dead” indicated replacement program is being planned, maintenance on ford since its creation in 1960. terpretation of the familiar twenty- exactly what the soul would en town vehicles Is needed, the highway crew should be in counter, gave the names of the creased by two employes and new signs have been In MOST third Psalm: Father McLean has lectured exten demons and the inquisitor — gods, stalled throughout town. sively throughout the country. Ar and gave the answers, transcribed First Selectman Henry Ryba and Selectman John ticles describing his work have word for word, which would bring a (^rey are the road committee. appeared in Catholic periodicals both "The Lord is my pacemaker — 1 favorable verdict to the dead person. The second phase of the town’s road oiling and sanding CONNECTICUr STORES in this country and in Europe. shall not rush. Much of this material sounds strange program was completed recently. The cost was about |S,- He attended the third and fourth He makes me stop and rest for to our ears but there is one part that 225. sessions of the Ecumenical Council quiet intervals. has a familiar ring. In his defense the The roads and their costs are French Rd., 84,000; in Rome as a representative of the He provides me with images of dead person is to say: Gaylord Rd., |200; Goodwin Rd., |300; Box Mt. Dr., |300, stillness which restore my “I have always shunned evil; I and Webster Lane, |425. OPEN MONDAY, SEPT.5«> Archdiocese of Hartford. serenity. have given bread to the hungry, In the first phase of the program, six roads were oiled He is currently the vice chairman He leads me into the ways of ef water to the thirsty, clothes to the and sanded at a cost of about 811,766. The road into of the Archdiocesan Commission for ficiency through calmness of naked, a ship to the stranded, to the Herrick Memorial Park was oiled and sanded at a cost of « EXCEPT WASHIMTM ST., HARTFORD Ecumenical and Inter-religious Af mind. orphan 1 was a father, to the widow a about 8523. 8:00 a.m. ’til 2:00 p.m. a COOKE ST., WATEPRY fairs and serves as a national direc And His guidance is peace. husband, to the roofless I gave a Program planned tor of ecumenism representing the 11 home.” Even though I have a great The committee said a uniform equipment replacement Wooden wall crucifix, Blessed Sacrament Church in the Catholic dioceses of New England. Compare these words with those of The Rev. Edward J. McLean many things to accomplish each program is being planned and should te completed before chapel, East Hartford. (Herald photo by Barlow) Jesus in the parable of the Great the end of the year. l- day Assize: I will not fret — His presence is The town now has three trucks, each one a different "Then the King will say to those on model and make. The committee feels that If the vehicles there. his right hand, ’Come, 0 blessed of were the same type, parts, tires and repair services could PRICE anS PRIDE His timelessness. His all my Father, inherit the kingdom r be obtained from one source. BRING YDU THEIR importance, will keep me in prepared for you from the foundation LOCAL CHURCHES The committee asked selectmen to start thinking about FAMOUS BRANDS SALE! balance. of the world; for I was hungry and I'l increasing the highway crew by two persons. It said the He prepares refreshment and you gave me food, I was thirsty and •MtauaTBiKTmaaaHTZT, work load is heavy for the five now employed. IT’S FUNI NUtAlH OOOS 0005 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, renewal in the midst of my ac you gave me drink, I was a stranger ii/mm OF I I) ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, New signs have been installed throughout town and j r s E A S Y ! O^S Ftms VISIT VTSfTS E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, 185 Woodbridge SF Rev. Robert Baker, Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor. tivity and you welcomed me, I was naked have been inspected by the State Department of 5'J? ' • wau I • M)»« I « 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Classes for 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, i r s »»0B »» I* Wa.f I . aan 1 . pastor. pastor. By anointing my mind with his and you clothed me, 1 was sick and ! 6*3 * • ja.iaj I « IMA i • all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director Transportation. The signs were federally funded. • ” MM ( , HIM , * ,M t I Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m., Sunday School classes for all oils of tranquility. you visited me, 1 was in prison and FREEI • '• nm ■ « Mil • • M0 I « Message by the Rev. Mr. McLain. of Christian education. • * nn I« joM I > m 1 « Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. j__U^*agl_M.W tm m Im n ages; 11 a.m.. Worship; 7 p.m.. Prayer; 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, (hmmu- My cup of joyous energy you came to me...As you did it to one GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Children's Church and Nursery provided; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, public nion, message: "Will Not What I Have overflows. of the least of these my brethren, you 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., 6 p.m.. Evening Service. "The Mighty tIOOOl tilio TbdM bM i MV ta vl»Kt waM m v mmAt bIim invit^. Done Inspire You to Do Your Best?” did it to me." State unit hears ISO w m B i Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Fortress” Quartet from Eastern Surely harmony and effec UpAelW wS be p w M In d l pwlIMpe**, Nazarene College, Wollaston, Mass, will Nursery provided, (hurch School will be (Matthew 25: 34ff.) CUreN.Liilol Tusnsssmsr m i \m evMspepet m it. m m Ibe m m i ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. CATHOUC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. tiveness shall be the fruits of eppmee< wtwen iB eef el * • «*eve ♦ eew v |tl« be sharing in the service. Nursery resu m ^ at 9:15 a.m. next Sunday. W M sir, Q . SI0e>SSe-m.tlO>U) b im Am Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. my hours hospital backers J. M . 11M.C1 provided. MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN M « «• BiMrtHi pite k William J. Stack, Rev. William J. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. m i t u bed«M tm A m rnm tk m A mmm « « I CHURCH, Richard M. Gray, pastor. For I shall walk in the pace of A chuckle Killeen. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Mass in Polish and English. Services: Sunday School for all ages my Lord and dwell in his house A minister was playing golf with wmfmmmmam Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Vernon SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. 9:15 a.m., Sunday 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m., school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Custer. forever.” three of h'.s deacons one Saturday Members of the North Central Regional Health Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of Wednesday 7:30 p.m. AH are welcome. 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. ficers. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Communion, afternoon. He was not very good and TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Systems Agency (HSA) spoke favorably for expansion and noon in school auditorium. sermon: "A New Beginning,” Nursery the afternoon dragged on as he alter 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. plans for Rockville General Hospital at a public hearing FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air for children 5 years old and younger,* nated between hooks and slices. Swensen, pastor, Milton Nllson, assistant at the hospital Friday. NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. coffee fellowship following service. When his ball wasn’t in the rough it Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. to the pastor. Dying words The Board of Directors of the HSA, at a recent public Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CENTER CONGREGATIONAL was either in a bunker or the brook. 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., Sunday Morning We hear much these days about hearing in Ellington, voted to support the propos^ 82.1 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service CHURCH (Lutheran Church in CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Worship Services with the Rev. Norman death with dignity. I believe that the On the seventeenth hole he took a and Bible study (or all ages; 7 p.m., America), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. million building project. E. Swensen preaching. Nursery (or pre greatest aid in facing death with lusty swing. As usual the ball sailed Deliverance Service. Strand, pastor. Curtis Jr., pastor. Plans are to expand the emergency room and out school children is available; 9:30 to 10:15 dignity is faith in Jesus Christ. Here off into the woods. There it hit a tree FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery for 10 a.m.. United Worship Service with patient facilities and to move pediatrics from the wooden a.m.. Coffee and Fellowship in the Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James small children. Second Chngregational Church at Center are some dying statements made by full force, bounced off to the left, portion of the existing building to a new wing. Fellowship Hall. Beliasov, pastor. Congregational (hurch, the Rev. Newell Christians: struck a large rock, ricocheted back The HSA board reconunend^ at Friday’s hearing that JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 726 N. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., H. (hrtls Jr., preaching, sermon topic: David Brainerd, missionary to the onto the fairway and rolled into the the program be approved. The recommendation was Main St. (hurch & Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser "Intensity Is The Key," Child Care Indians: “I am almost in eternity. I hole — a hole in one. made to the hearing panel of the state Commission on vice. 10 a.m., Fhibllc Bible discourse "Is provided. Fournier, Rev. Dale Gustafson, pastors; Lifting his eyes to heaven the There a Creator Who Cares About Lynn Bruer, Intern; Rev. C. Henry long to be there. My work is done. Hospitals and Health Care. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, The Watcher is with me; why tarry clergyman murmured, ‘T d rather do You?"; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of July (hurch and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Anderson, pastor emeritus. Friday's meeting was the first formal review by the Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. the wheels of his chariot?” it myself, Father." Eidward S. Pepin, pastor. 15 Watchtower magazine article "Keep Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. 8 a.m., Matins in chapel; 9 a.m., Divine state commission. The commission has the final say as to Trusting Jehovah for the Reward." Broadhead, assistant to the rector; Rev. Worship, nursery (or infants, children’s Phillips Brooks: "There is no other whether the plan will be approved. tflUI(IW TM0K T lW a » F A T l Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; life but the eternal." FRESHLY 6R0UMD NANY TIMES DAILY Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 Barbara F. West, assistant to the rector. chapel; Communion at both services; Prayer of the week It has twice before turned down proposals, one for a CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBLIES 8:30 a.m., Rehearsal for "Instant (hoir." a.m. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2; 10 Father Damien, leper priest of Bernard of Clairvjux lived in the 83.2 million project and the other for a 8L8 million one. OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 with sermon FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Molakai: "God’s will be done. He CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. twelfth century. In his devotional Robert Boardman, hospital administrator, said he LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & by Father Jacobson. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. knows best. My work, with all its 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Bible classes writings, he emphasizes that man talked with Dermit McMorrow, a commission staff Ground Beef SOUTH UNITED METHODIST 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School 89! Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. tftWOWIITmB W i. for adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Ser faults and failures, is in his hand, and would not even seek God in prayer if member, after the hearing. He said McMorrow wouldn't litWIMIAimTIB W «A 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for before Easter I shall see my vice of Worship and Bible preaching, very young children, subject of the God was not perpetually stirring up commit himself as to what action he thought the commis Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Saviour.” PORK LOIN PORK SALE! PORK LOIN | ! 4 17 LBS | program for children and child-care Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. lesson-sermon: “Man,” golden text from this seeking as a response to His sion will take but indicated he was fairly optimistic, aaPMaatsiSITSLZjCTR* p.m.. Sacrament Service. provided; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Service of Martin Luther: “Into thy hands I Assorted mb PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. the Bible, "In the place where it was said prior initiative. Here is one of his Boardman said. Fresh Whole Chuck Steaks S? ^Vl gospel music and preaching; 7 p.m.. commend my spirit. Thou hast om BT, 1 Spruce St. Richard M. Gray, minister. Worship, Pastor Hill preaching, sermon: unto them. Ye are not my people, there it prayers: Pork Chops ‘ $< r Restful Moments with Pastor Gustafson redeemed me, thou faithful God." Roof Uvor nozBi 4 9 * Pork Loins 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. "Them, Us, He, and We,” Nursery care shall be said unto them. Ye are not my “0 Lord, cut down in me this hour on WINF radio (especially for shut-ins). Dwight L. Moody: "E arth is PORK LOIN FRESH Kialliase Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In for children 5 and under; 7:30 p.m.. people, there it shall be said unto them. and every hour the swift growing PORK LOIN FRESH Ye are the sons of the living God.” Hosea m IB. formal Worship, study and fellowship. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydali and Praise and Teaching Service. receding: heaven is approaching; Daiffle named head SIlGOd Racon MS ikl. Pork Loin 1:10. The Christian Science Reading tree of self regard which screens *1" i Pork Loin MfufclM CUUtnuCU MULMAAV ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewei;, minister. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN God is calling me.” rlCeieiN NNOU 01KXU - IT. JM 9 tr Room, 968 Main St., is open to the' public from me the needs of others. Fill me Rib Side Archambault and Rev. Francis 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. CHURCH, (MISSOURI SYNOD), John Wesley: "The best of all is, of McCoy campaign ■ N B Ett M S I Sirloin Side Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to with the realization that for these Knikowskl, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Worship. Sermon: "That Intangible But (hoper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. God is with us.” Cubed Steaks k e f o m o i n j . 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday ,few swift vears I am put here on w m u O ilU lf $ 2 1 2 Eidward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. Necessary Ingredient"; 6 p.m.. Worship. Kuhl, pastor. Susannah Wesley: "When I am Vernon " d ill- ITMlWCa-CRMa' Rib Eyes evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a earth, 1 am lent to be spent in the ser Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sermon: "That Everlasting Love Of 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Com **MAMUMITSn J iJ L free public lending library is m aintain^. gone, sing to God a hymn of praise." vice of others. — Amen.” John L. Daigle, a former member of the Town Council Comod .. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., God.” munion. Roof for Stow KFOMi nv i m ia M a iB i lib. l i t FKBI noon, and 5 p.m. and former chairman of the Republican Town Committee Beef Cod Steaks canucuT •1? in Vernon, has been named campaign chairman by Republican mayoral candidate Frank J. McCk)y. Church of Christ plans WHITE OR ASSORTED SALAD DRESSING McCoy, who served as mayor for three terms, faces NX M MATCH-VESETMlft AUPIMPOIE AREA CHURCHES Friday nursery school Democratic incumbent Thomas A. Benoit in the Jumbo Kraft November election. In a close vote, McCoy was defeated Green Giant Gold "Friday School” for by Benoit in 1975. Viva • MUTICOM 12k . COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Institute of the University •MSTFEU I7u. Miracle FIRST CONGREGATIONAL talcottville c o n g r e g a three- and four-year-old Daigle is an executive with the Travelers Insurance Co. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. CHURCH, Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., • n iD H iu c a CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED t i o n a l CHURCH, UNITED children will begin Sept. 16 of William and Mary, in H a^ord. He has also served as town treasurer, assis Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Towels NEB MARI 1l«. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth and will continue through Wiliiamsbnrg, Va., and is a tant town chairman and was a member of the last Board • H n a i l Y l E Whip r 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. 8 9 Reese III, minister. E. Knox, pastor. former newspaper fashion HBIKAM lie. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par Worship Service, Nov. 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 of Selectmen before consolidation. He is now a member 9:45 a.m.. Church School for artist. Mrs. Wagner is a sonage on (kimwall Dr. 9 a.m.. Worship (summer schedule). a.m. at the Church of of the Charter Revision Commission. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. graduate of David AU VAMETIES FOR CATS LIQUID LAUNDRY FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- Christ, Lydali and Vernon Daigle said the theme of the Republican campaign this 0 PHILADELPHIA Worship Service. S T . GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL AU VAMETIES FMZEH MEAT Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Rev. Sts. Lipscomb College, year will be to point out the deficiencies in the CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Jelley, pastor. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Essentially a weekly Nashville, Tean., also with “leaderless shadow government of the present ad ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Hebron Bolton. The Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. Friskies Gallon 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. several yean of public Banquet Kraft Rd., Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, 9 a.m.. Service. nursery service, the school ministration as compared to the forward-looking, produc ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., pastor. offers mothers an oppor school experieice. tive years of the three terms of McCoy.” Clorox Rockville. Cream VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 VERNON UNITED METHODIST tunity for two free hours Buffet Old Town Rd. Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Sun Cook- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Dr. James W. and provides the children 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. THT Bleach 4 9 Knorr, pastor. Cheese 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. with Bible stories and a Food (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Bible in-Bags Evening Evangelistic. 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and supervised program. The CHURCH, 16 (Tiurch St., East Hartford. School for all ages. Nursery provided. service is free. Woman's Club plans UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. Speaks CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF p.m. Registration may be by HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. made by calling 872-2445 or Eugene to publish calendar II u. We pick the best fruit G vegetables Cremora MMIt NCR 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church CHURCH, VERNON. Rev. John A. Miller, minister. ' Brewer Suave Shampoo Ml. 6 9 ^ ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, School for Nursery through junior high; 9 Lacey, minister; Rev.' Edwin W. 872-2048. Children may also 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and . 3 h . 89 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, a.m., CJiurch School for senior high and Bartholomew, assistant minister. be registered at the Friskies Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim pastor. Suavo R oll-D n/^ Ml. 6 9 ^ adult classes. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care opening session if there are A topic of Intense in South Windsor Fellowship. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., for little ones and cribroom care for the openings available. IT* OH U ia 4.9 It. Itu . ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven terest recently h4s been The South Windsor Community Calendar will resume IflOSe'Up ToonmiTE Ml 6 6 ^ ASP Pizza 69^ Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. S T . DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, infants are available. Coffee Fellowship Teachers are Mrs. San the concept of beii)g "born try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. after the service. The Rev. Mr. publication for the 1977-78 club year. inci. l i s t Paul F. Ramen. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. Rev. dra Johnson of 45 Thrall again." Numerous figures Datrll Tablets mm pq. MK 1 ) 4 0 Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Bartholomew will be preaching during The Community Calendar is sponsored by the South Draainsicles PME Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, 873 Main St. (corner of Rd., Vernon; Mrs have openly claimeii such a 12 U. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday July, and the Rev. Mr. Lacey, during Windsor Woman’s Club to inform residents of social Maasses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10 45 a.m Connecticut Blvd.), Blast Hartford. Rev. Margaret Wimmer of I17 religious experience, not Scope Mouthwash M. 9 9 ^ Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. August. events'and to permit organizations to check dates in ad Uf William E. Flynn, minister; Rev. CarlT. Risely Rd., Vernon; Mrs. least of whom Is our Dry MiRi 6 »FA T ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland vance to avoid conflicting with events already scheduled. FALL CLEAN-UP VALUES! Rev.. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Holt, associate minister. Mary Ellen Wagner of 13 president. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Generally what people AU town and club events open to the public are eligible UPFN Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun 10 a.m.. Worship, (no Church School in EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Bapliat South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath Dailey Circle, Vernon, and Detergent MNWAtNOI day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. summer); Wednesday, 7 to 7:30 p.m.. refer to is a crisis point in for publication. The calendar appears just before the first SOAP RUED Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. CJiarles and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Mrs. Jean Thompson of 55 their lives when they un of each month, October through June. MESSIAH evangelical Family Worship (informal) in Mary and Conley, pastor. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Gray Rd., South Windsor. derwent a decision, usually Notification must be given to the Woman’s Club by the LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Martha Chapel. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services S.O.S. Pads X 59^ Claenar MM Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Johnson is a dramatic, to surrender to Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. which are interpreted for the deaf. 15th of the month before the event or as far in advance as S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL graduate of Freed- Christ, to live a religious 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.! Nursery provided; 9;45 a.m., Sunday AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN desired. CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. William H ardem an College in life. 30* OFF lA S a - UQUID THECHEESECORNER Worship Service. School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., Information should include the date of event, spon ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Parsing, rector. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor Henderson, Tenn., and has Jesus first spoke of tht soring organization, time, place and name to contact for Palmcllve mnummmutmu ^ ^ Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner . 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship. had several years of new birth. John 3:3.5. H| School and Nursery. described it as involvinl additional information. (Questions or entries may be rector. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST teaching experience in directed to Suzl Robinett, 463 Avery St., telephone 644- Gracheitarrel 'w ^1 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 Carl J. Sherer, pastor. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. Rev. public schools. Mrs. both the Spirit and water’ DEODORIZER • SOUDS a.m. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 1926. Family Service and Church School Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun James W. Knorr, pastor. We are begotten by thq MmMMUYMAmicaas e « no Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald Wimmer is a graduate of O U R SAVIOR LUTHERAN 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Word of God. IPeter 1:23, Alr-Wick 3 is »1 McClean, pastor. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Richmond Professional CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, which is the seed of the Ched-O-Bit I®* sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. kingdom. Luke 8:ll,i a.m., Sunday School. Orchard Fresh f o r 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and delivered by the Spirit;! 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. minister; Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, 11:30 a.m. John 16:13. The point of lane Parker Bakery SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, EATING • CANNING • FREEZING CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY assistant minister. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL decision, called repen Vernon. Rev. Ralph KeUey, pastor; Rev. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, child and in CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. tance. is a necessary WNUMCMCKEI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Michael Donohue. Ellington. fant care available, coffee fellowship Stanton Conover, minister. prerequisite to a valid bap-< Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Peaches • Pears liniea>8wid2'L‘ 89» 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 after the service. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. tism. Acts 2:38. through a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Worship Service, Sunday School. S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL Mr. Conover, preaching. which we are brought forthi ■Kitan Plums •Apples PLUi. la iy a . fliMieia RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL of the water to a new life.' OF WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, FRESH SWEET CIDER FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Robert Romans 6:3.4. CakeDonuti 25w*1 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. OPIN SUNDAY A MONDAY TIL DARK Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Heavllin, interim justor. Harold W. Richardson, minister. Lane, West Hartford. Communion, first and third Sundays of 10:30 a.m.. Worship ^rvlce, sermon CHl'RCH OF rwaEHKTm iEm wa4-10.1977: Wt«WKTKI66TTOUmaUIT6IMCI(MaNAiniT«ll6lMtTlH»W66TB. ITW FM«U66TAYAUW TIMMl£«lMMKTMIIAiHK III W M M UFM 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service B O n i FRUIT FARM 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. each month; Morning Prayer second; topic: "(k)m-pan-lon-ship,’’ Nursery will CHRIST and (?hurch School. OH HISrtown fourth and fifth Sundays. be provided. Lvdall and Vernon Streets 260 Bush Hill Rd. a KMMif SI*. ManchMtor Phone: 646-’2903 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 3. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manclieiter. Conn., Sat., Sept. 3, 1977- PAGE NINE a Community calondara Primary Andover East Hartford ahead American League Monday Monday funding E u t W L Pci. GB Labor Day — Town offices, library Labor Day — refuse collection will Earl Yost and dump closed. New York 81 52 .609 - be delayed one day with Friday’s is sought Baltimore 76 56 .580 4 Wednesday collection on Saturday. Sports Editor Boston 76 56 .576 4Vk Andover Elementary School opens. Tuesday for Phils’ Lonborg Detroit 64 68 .485 16Vk Republican Town Committee, 8 Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Cleveland .470 18W ^.m.. Town Office Building. Prospect St. neighborhood Citizens NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim “My knee still hurts,” he said. Cardinals 6, Giants 4 Milwaukee .414 28V5 East Hartford “The only thing that would help it Saturday Action Group, 7:30 p.m., Raymond Hard work said he motored to Fenway Park in Lonborg should be a busy man Garry Templeton greeted reliever Toronto .346 34Vk would be to rest it for a week or two. Voter making session, 9 a.m. to 1 Library. Mayor Richard Blackstone will ask “I’ve found out in my time here Boston for the first time in 25 years this month, pitching by day and Gary Lavelle with an RBI single to But I don’t see that in sight.” p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Education, 8 p.m., the East Hartford Town Council that a lot of the players didn’t know and was surprised that aii seats diapering by night. key a three-run ninth and help St. Pet GB Penney High School. Tuesday night to okay a transfer of Cincinnati, which fell 9Vk games Louis snap a seven-game losing what hard work it is preparing for a except in the bleachers were sold out “You’ll have to be quick with your Kansas City 85,378 from the contingency account behind Los Angeles in the West, streak. Wednesday football season,” Walt Nadzak said for the game. ’Ihat’s been the situa questions, men,” he said Friday Chicago for costs of the primary run by Padres 5, Cubs 0 School open. before this week’s meeting with the tion for some time now and uill con night hurling Philadelphia to a 3-0 Texas Bolton Joseph Paquette against Blackstone. Randy Jones and Rollie Fingers Democratic Party beerfest in sup media at Storrs. tinue to be during the final month of victory over Cincinnati on three RBI Minnesota The primary will be Thursday, National League teamed up to extend Chicago’s Monday port of Mayor Richard Blackstone, Connecticut’s new varsity grid the baseball season. Despite their on- by last-minute starter Bake California .469 16 Sept. 15, from noon to 8 p.m. at all scoreless streak to 19 innings. Bill with a Blackstone vs. Joseph mentor said that was the biggest again, off-again style of play, the Red McBride. “I have to get dressed Oakland .397 2SVk Labor Day — Town offices, library the regular polling places. Only the Almon and Dave Winfield hit solo Paquette debate, 7:30 p.m.. Elks difference between the type squads Sox are the hott^t sports Items in quick. My wife is expecting a baby.” would have paid his way through a Seattle .390 27 and Andover dump closed. 16,000 or so registered Democrats home runs. Pavilion, R o b e^ S t. he worked with at Juniata College in New England these days...Bill Shaw, Lonborg, 10-3, learned early in the spa. He doubled in two runs and hit Friday*! Reiulli Tuesday can vote. Astros 5, Expos 2 Thursday Huntington, Pa. before moving to with better than 30 years in the evening that his second natural child his 13th homer of the season. He Seattle 4, Toronto 3 Winner of the primary will be the Jose Cruz hit a two-run homer and Board of Selectmen, 7;30 p.m.. Storrs. Midget Football League program, (he has adopted two) was on the way. entered this season with 14 career Kansas City 53, Milwaukee 1-0 Community Hall. New recruits registered, American Democratic Party’s candidate for J.R. Richard fired an eight-hitter. Fife and Drum Corps, 6:30 p.m., "There are several players from reports a possible town series this He pitched like a man in a hurry, homers. Cleveland 3, California 1 Wednesday mayor against Anthony Donatelli, last year’s squad who may not be fall between North and Smith End In other National League games, Houston’s Terry Puhl hit in his 17th Detroit 6, Oakland 4 Norris School. allowing five hits as Philadelphia straight games and Enos Cabell stole Bolton High School and Bolton GOP candidate, in the town election around when we start our schedule,” teams...Joe ’Fully reports more than Los Angeles clouted Pittsburgh 10- New York 4, Minnesota 0 Hockanum Village Association of moved six games ahead- of Houston’s 150th base, tying the club Elementary Center School open. Nov. 8. he added. 200 Manchester youngsters have 2,St. Louis upended San Francisco 6- Baltimore 6, Chicago 5 the East Hartford Citizens Action Pittsburgh in the National League record set last year. Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., The office of the registrars of One particular All-Star selection, sip ed up to take part in the Youth East. 4, San Diego blanked Chicago 5-0, Texas 6, Boston 4 Group, 7:30 p.m., community center voters will get 84,973 of the funds. Mets 4-2, Braves 0-3 Bentley Memorial Library. out of New Britian, a player said to Hockey Association leagues this The Phillies have won 15 straight Houston tripped Montreal 5-2 and Today*! Games at the village. The chief moderator will get 840 of Rowland Office, Pat Rockett and Thursday Public Building Commission, 7:30 have all the tools to be great and who season which has been extended from games at home and are re-writing New York topped Atlanta 4-0 before Seattle (Montague 510) at Toronto this. A dozen moderators will get 830 was reported to be offered losing 3-2. winning hurler Buzz Capra each St. Maurice Church antique show p.m., Town Hall. 20 to 28 weeks...Phil Burgess, Joe their reputation as iate-season flops. (Garvin 9-13) each. The 26 assistant registrars will scholarships to over 100 major Dodgers 10, Pirates 2 drove in a fifth-inning run to key workshop, 9:30 a.m., Parish Center. Ordinance Committee of Town Brooks, Ray Peck and Carl Silver For McBride, acquired in June n-om Oakland (Langford 515) at Detroit get 825. The 26 official checkers, the colleges, has packed bis gear up and presented Jim Rice of the Red Sox Steve Garvey drove in the first Atlanta in the nightcap. Pat Zachry’s (Sykes 4-4) Bolton Woman’s Club arts com Council, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. St. Louis for Tom Underwood, the .five-hitter and Steve Henderson’s 26 challengers, and the 50 machine gone home. The rugged training with a check for 81,000 Thursday at three runs, raising his season total to New York (Figueroa 12-9) at mittee, 8 p.m., home of Judy Hinds, Saturday night was almost as hectic. He three RBI keyed New York in the tenders will get 822 each. schedule was too much the coach Boston for the Jimmy Fund. The learned during batting practice that 98, Ron Cey hit his 25th homer and Minnesota (Schueler 7-6) Volpi Rd. Market Square of St. John’s opener. Henderson also drove in both The two voting machine mechanics said. money was realized from the annual be would play in center for sore Burt Hooton won his first game since California (Ryan 17-13) at Saturday Church, corner of Main St. and Burn Met runs in the second game. for the 27 machines will get 835 each. softball promotion in Manchester shouldered Garry Maddox. July 31. Jerry Reuss fell to 10-12. Cleveland (Garland 1516), N Voter making session, 9 a.m. to 1 side Ave., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Democratic registrar, James Sound advice earlier this summer...Jim Herdic Is Baltimore (Grimsley 12-7) at p.m.. Community Hall. Dellaripa, will be paid 8300; his depu the first to admit he’s not the world’s Chicago (Barrios 12-4), N I-I Rusty Tillman, captain of the ty will get 8150; the GOP registrar, best golfer but the local man can Milwaukee (Sorenson 57) at Kan W ashin^n Redskins’ special teams, Harry Borst, will get 8100, and his boast two holes-in-one, a feat not too sas City (Leonard 14-11), N Hebron Mrs. Bruce Cramer of Tolland reminisces with Vernon Mayor Thomas Benoit as they has some good advice for rookies. deputy will get 8100. many perform. On the local scene, Boston (Paxton 7-4) at Texas (Ellis 3 Coventry look over old photos taken during the building of the Fox Hill Tower in Rockville. The ’iPown Clerk John Barry will get The best way to stick is to attract the Connors, Borg advance Monday men who have scored a pair of aces 7-11), N photos were taken by Mrs. Cramer’s late husband, who ran the quarry that furnished all the attention of the coach is to blast a 8405 for printing, legal notices and on the golf course include Bob Monday Labor Day — Town offices closed. wedge, wiping out two men with a Sunday*! Games stones for the tower. (Herald photo by Richmond) supplies for the primary. Bonadies, John Chanda, Harold FOREST HILLS, N.Y. Labor Day — Town offices and Wednesday block or rattling the kick return man following his post-match massage. "I fittest, strongest and most confident Seattle at Toronto Paquette’s challenge Giglio and Joe Lebiedz. Bonadies and dump closed. Schools open. with a jarring tackle. (UPI) — Through sweltering own it from last year. I figure I came of any player here. Only a healthy California at Cleveland Paquette has challenged Giglio scored their hole-in-ones in the here and I don’t want to roll over and Tuesday Public health nurses, 1 to 3 p.m., “It’s funny how I got noticed,” heat and lightning Borg or Orantes could beat him.” Oakland at Detroit Blackstone to a debate at the same round at the Manchester Coun let them take it. I’ll play full bore or Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Husband mined stones Tillman says. thunderstorms, and with the Until Vilas won the French Open Milwaukee at Kansas City Democratic Town Com mittee’s try Club. not at all. Town Hall. Ham Radio Club, 7 p.m.. Town Of “I won the middle linebacker job this year, dropping only one set in New York at Minnesota beerfest Sept. 7 for the mayor. fates and fortunes .gf 225 While Connors and Borg, both of Republican Town Committee, 8 fice Building. as a rookie in 1970, Coach Vince Lom seven matches, he had the rap of not Baltimore at Chicago Chamber luncheon End of the line players at stake, the chief con whom get a chance to rest today, being able to win a major cham Boston at Texas p.m.. Town Hall. Planning and Zoning Commission, bardi’s last year. When Coach Allen versation at the U.S. Open Ten Wednesday 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. The East Hartford Chamber of came in next year I was hurt, missed Men’s and Women’s Doubles com pionship. Thursday Tower is her interest Commerce has invited a Northeast five games and was on the taxi nis Championships always Two more seeded men were beaten Schools open. Dump open. petition in the Rec Tennis Tour National League Utilities spokesman to the area seems to return to the same U.S. Pro Tennis ^ Friday, bringing to four the number Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town project was providing the 1,800 tons squad. naments will be staged Sept. 10- Parks and Recreation Commis By BARBARA RICHMOND She has saved all of her husbands iTrrwi’nwriiiiw T riir u M i'N WiWiii iiiEHi i i 8ij . ' who failed to survive the second Office Building. chamber luncheon Thursday, Sept. 29 “’The week before we played Kan 11...Thanks to a record crowd of 8,924 subjects. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Herald Reporter of rocks it took to build the Fox Hill writings and is now working to put round. No. 7 seed Hie Nastase of Hebron Harvest Fair opens, 6 p.m., tower. at the Ramada Inn on East River sas City I told my wife I was going to fans, the Boston Lobsters averaged If is isn’t Jimmy Connors’ aching have been receiving most of the Pet. GB Charter Jtevision Commission, 7:30 Mrs. Mary Cramer of Mountain them in book form. She also saved Romania was ousted by Italian fairgrounds. Dr., East Hartford to discuss the do something big in practice to get 3,306 fans per home match in World back, then you can be sure it’s Bjorn attention with their daily medical Philadelphia .621 - p.m.. Town Hall. Spring Rd., Tolland, has a very While the project was going, music he wrote and hopes to have firm’s requested rate hike. Northeast Allen to notice me. Well, we had the Team Tennis last season. The team Borg’s sore shoulder. bulletins, it’s the fourth-seeded Corrado Barazzutti 6-4, 6-4, and 16th Pittsburgh .575 6 Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Community Health Service, 8 p.m., special interest in the memorial Cramer not only kept a pictorial that put on records too. Columbia office. has asked the state Public Utilities biggest fight you’ve ever seen at drew 1,710 the first year in 1975...Jon Both casualties carried their Guillermo Vilas who more and more seed Stan Smith bowed to New Chicago .538 11 Hall. tower at Fox Hill in Rockville. Every record of the work but also wrote his Mrs. Cramer still lives at the mine m Control Authority for a rate hike of Raskin Park. Lindberg and Sean Thompson will burdens onto center court Friday, is looking like a man who intends to Yorker Mike Fishbach 6-0, 52. St. Louis .537 11 Salvation Army Study Committee, Friday stone in the tower came from a mine own comments about it. site and enjoys the sounds of nature 890 million. “It made the front page on all the be welcomed newcomers to the MCC and both survived another medical go all the way. Among the other winners were Montreal .451 22VY 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Voter registijation, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. owned by her late husband in Mrs. Cramer said the usual thing is all around her. Thomas Brennan, vice president papers. I sort of banged into Len basketball team next season, Pat crisih. Borg, the No. 1 seed, vic After a thunderstorm delayed the third-seed Brian Gottfried, who lost New York .391 30tY Thursday Town Office Building. Tolland. to go west to discover mines but Mr. She also enjoys people and she has for the central region of Northeast, Hauss, pushed Harold McLinton and Mistretta said. The D.A. added that timized Australian John James 7-5,6- start of his match for a half hour, the 10 pounds while sweating out a 7-5, 2- Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 Hebron Harvest Fair opens, 6 p.m., Mrs. Cramer, who was an art Cramer did the opposite. He had been plenty of visitors in the summer 6, 6-3 victory over Marty Riessen, west and he came east. will speak and answer questions. smacked Paul Laaveg and he was my this year’s enrollment includes the 4 in over 100-degree heat and No. 2 Argentine poet rah off the last 10 Pet. GB p.m.. Town Hall. fairgrounds. teacher before her retirement, said months. Students from the Universi fifth seed Manuel Orantes, No. 8 seed Members of the East Hartford, best friend. best crop of athletes in the school’s seed Connors routed Bob Lutz 6-2,6-2 games against Gene Mayer Friday Los Angeles .604 - Planning and Zoning Commission, there is nothing creative about van Mrs. Cramer said the stone in the ty of Connecticut's geology depart Vitas Gerulaitis, No. 9 Eddie Dibbs, Manchester and Glastonbury ‘"The whole thing took off from history. Fali baseball has attracted at night. evening for an impressive 6-3,6-0 vic Cincinnati .533 m 7;30 p.m.. Town Hall. dalism. Vandals have caused con mines came out in various ment have made extensive studies of No. 10 Dick Stockton, No. 11 Roscoe chambers are invited. there. I sort of lost my head but the 30 candidates...’The new MCC dia It was Connors' 25th birthday, and tory, stretching his streak to 41 con Houston .485 16 Planning and Zoning Commission, siderable damage to the tower and thicknesses and were pulled off in the quarry and they presented Mrs. Tanner, No. 12 Harold Solomon, No. South Windsor layers. She said nature finished the Tennis lessons next week I was activated,” he mond will be ready in the spring he wouldn’t mind the same present secutive clay court successes. He San Francisco .459 19 VY 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. the town is now cleaning and Cramer with copies of the maps they recalled. 14 Ken Rosewall and No. 15 Wojtek San Diego .441 22 top and bottom. made. Marcel Mercier will teach which should be an asset tp the he gave himself at 24 — the Open will go for No. 42 this afternoon Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Monday repairing it so it can be opened to the Fibak. Atlanta .366 32 The mine is known as the Burgundy The Fox Hill tower design was beginners tennis beginning Tuesday Off the cuff program...Have a nice holiday championship. against Victor Amaya of Holland, S Coventry High School. public. Labor Day — Town offices closed. weekend. "This is my title,’’ Connors said Mich. Chris Evert, the two-time defen Friday*! Results Bruce Cramer discovered the gar Hills Quarry. Mrs. Cramer said it based on a sketch of a 1,600-year-old at Hockanum Park and Thursday at Ran into a man the other day who ding women's champion, continued Saying the streak meant nothing to New York 52, Atlanta 53, 1st Wednesday net mine in Tolland in 1931. After he goes down into the earth for one Romanesque Church. It is a Labor Field. Registration is at 6 each to draw little attention as she easily mile. him now, Vilas added, "If my streak Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 0 Schools open. opened it some time later, his first memorial to the town’s war dead. night. Students must bring their own disposed of Australian Pam Whyt- gives me Forest Hills, I’ll take it. But Houston 5, Montreal 2, night Thursday balls, new. Classes are sponsored by cross 6-0, 6-0. Evert has lost only one the recreation department. when I go on court the other guy Los Angeles 10, Pittsburgh, 2 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Leaders game in two matches thus far. The Libraries closed Splittorff missed doesn’t care about my streak. He San Diego 5, Chicago 0 Union School. wants to win.” four other seeded women to see ac St. Louis 6, San Francisco 4 If you have The East Hartford libraries will be tion Friday all won, including Billie Advisory Committee on Aging, 1:30 True enough, past victories don't Today*! Games news for area p.m.. Town Hall. closed for Labor Day Weekend to Jean King, a four-time winner . E Coventry GOP makes plans guarantee anything today, but it's the Atlanta (Hanna 1-3) at New York Friday reopen Tuesday morning. Batting bid for no-hitter In other featured matches today, way Vilas wins that should scare his (Espinosa 511) towns, call: Gerulatis plays John Yuill, Rosewall Rock concert at Wapping Fair, 8 The Coventry Republican Town candidate for the Zoning Board of Elk honored National League opponents. While others have been tion are Richard Ashley, Suzanne plays Jose Higueras, Orantes plays St. Louis (Forsch 16-6) at San p.m.. Rye St. Park fairgrounds. Committee will discuss plans for the Appeals, plans advertisements, John Bertinasco, past exalted ruler AB H Pet. NEW YORK (UPI) — When Charlie Moore lined a two-out, wilting in the oppressive heat, the 25- Andover Brainard, Gary Dopslaff and Sherwood Stewart, Fibak plays Doug Francisco (Halicki 12-10) town election campaign Tuesday at 8 mailings, and door-to-door cam Priscilla Doyle. (1974-75) of the East Hartford Lodge Parker, Pit 188 .346 eighth-inning single to left field, Paul Splittorff stood and year-old left-hander shows a tenden Cincinnati (Moskau 4-4) at Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 Saturday Crawford and Stockton plays Adriano p.m. at the Town Hall. paigning in the next few weeks. of Elks, was sworn in as the district Stennett, Pit 152 .336 cy to grow stronger as a match Wapping Fair parade, noon. Fair Roberta Falana, Robert Ford and watched dejectedly as the ball was returned from the outfield to Panatta. Among the women, Philadelphia (Christenson 12-6), N Bolton James Ladd, campaign chairman, The candidates have been invited deputy grand exalted ruler of the Simmons, St. L 143 .330 progresses. Houston (Bannister 57) at Mon opens, 1 p.m. Knight are Zoning Board of Appeals third baseman Ken Brett. Just four outs away from pitching this Rosemary Casals meets Pam Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 said he will bring the candidates to the Tuesday night meeting, which hopefuls. Robert Doggart, Raymond Connecticut South Central District. Griffey, Cin 158 .320 “ Vilas is by far in the best condi treal (Rogers 14-13), N 163 .318 season’s third no-hitter, Brett fig.ured his left-hander needed Teeguarden and Julie Anthony faces Coventry together next week to consider is also open to the public. Matheis and Frederick White seek to His area includes 12 of the 36 Elks Templeton, St. L tion of any player,” said Mayer, who Chicago (R. Reuschel 155) at San problems facing the town and possi The Republican slate is headed by Smith, LA 132 .316 consolation. Dianhe Fromholtz. P become alternates to that board. lodges in the state. The ceremony lives in Mendham, N .1 “He’s the Diego (Freisleben 57), N Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 142 .312 ble solutions. Co-chairman for the council candidates Jesse Brainard, Roland Green and Jesse Williams was held in July at the New Orleans L uzin^, Phi "That takes care of that,” Brett against three losses. Richie Zisk Pittsburgh (Rooker 11-8) at Los Ellington Vernon 140 .311 campaign is Robert Olmstead, a Leonard Giglio, Alwyn Brodersen, are running for the Board of Tax national Elks convention. Hendrick, SD told Splittorff, handing him the ball. drove in four runs for the Sox, in Angeles (Sutton 12-8), N Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Monday member of the Town Council who Roberta Koontz and Douglas Whip Foster, Cin 158 .309 "Now we’ve got to win the game.” Review. Michael Kiro, past exalted ruler, cluding a two-run homer, his 27th. GRAND BLANC, Mich. transplanted Briton who Sunday*! Games will not seek re-election. ple. Running for the Board of Educa Valentine, Mtl 130 .308 "He was right,” said Splittorff, not Hebron Labor Day — Town offices closed. also served in this post in 1965-66. Indianit 3, Angels 1 (UPI) — Peter Oosterhuis has never won on the Atlanta at New York Ladd has named Gertrude Haven appearing upset about losing his no Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 Tuesday Andre Thornton smacked his 27th Good may make a prophet — and American pro golf tour, is Houston at Montreal South Windsor campaign treasurer for all the can hitter. "That was it. It was exciting homer and Rick Manning added a a loser — out of Ed in a good position to take Special Town Meeting, public didates and for the town committee; American League and I had a lot of fun going for it but position Cincinnati at Philadelphia hearing, and Town Council meeting, Dougherty. his first victory heading Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 Dick Bolduc will head finance. AB H when it’s over you still have to win. 7;30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park Area school lunch menus Oosterhuis, a 25year-old into the final two rounds of Chicago at San Diego Tolland The Republicans will be Carew, Min 522 196 .375 Splittorff raised his record to 12-6 PI. American the 8100.000 Bick Open. St. Louis at San Francisco Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 headquartered at the old "Worn Bostock, Min 504 170 .337 for the Royals, who moved four Wednesday Yesterday” shop on Main St., owned and celery sticks, pears, milk. Rivers, NY 475 157 .331 games ahead of second-place Texas tLe8gu0» ■ \ I V PAGE TEN -MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, rnnn . Sat,, Spyt a, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Sat., Sept. 3. 1977— PAGE ELEVEN -jv->. Plainfitid rMuHt Jal Alai results Nnlional Weather Forecast I Nafp W tn M 13 S o a m fo r $ a h * ***» H om m For M K 33 Friday Nlghl Friday NIffal '***""'****^*'®**‘ **"*^*“ **7 -PP Rutgers not ready m IN IN IN • ' - eMOO WWT— — H 1* IN IN CARRIERS m 4N Ss“ '“as ifSS^ H c r a l i t iiR 'cr- IS Jfi THMN MIS NU* 114 fN tUN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING JMnUNlpNtllN M hU M IlilN * * * NEEDED TriM U4 fU UMM rrih* 147 i* tlHN Irik* 247 SII4N ^ M B M in iM in lor tIN IN IN house w o rd . for elass at top I jWiiai l a W tJH IS m 17NIN1N thndiMter and Mtoga Ml W iNuana in M m hg* IN u r s s . “ 3 HaiM 4M INtltN PHONE 643-2711 Eart Hartf^ areas m s w NEW YORK (UPI) - whom scored two first-half 7u m n u i «4*lilU|*tNN to doltvor ttw may be hurt considerably. M hUIIInHIHN *aK*(a FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD touchdowns, Penn State built a 38-0 Tribml-r-lMMIllUl 7i** Ml *4 m m TrM 24-3 SMUt Mandtootor Evaning 646-4525 Rutgers University tried to • This was a very important game MiMbiiTintiui THI nn—ni 1178 MAIN STRESr MANCHISTER, CT. lead at intermission and could have m iM in nm M iw step up in class on the college for us." said Bums. "If we had 7-Mn M 2N in in lowtii iiwiiaiMii 1 M ip W o n fd Harald uriMui an UN ui ;alias* nil!II Maai '“ 3in 3 M lAnklaii h n i n iin n in INDEX 13 football field Friday night and made the final score much worse beaten Penn State it would have done 4ha4ihaa IN IM 14M|ti* 7N IN ADVERTISINQ Ca/f than it was had not Coach Joe Pater- t o L m , _ _ " ' 3 NOTICIt found it wasn't quite ready for a lot for our football program. To get n t t u i 7K1M1 mKHOM “ '^"'‘XuiMIIIN “* 1 - Loa« and Found 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 no taken pity on the undermanned *U*217p*mN assuS iS i * — Pafion* RATES Nafp Mfantad 13 BHuadon Wonlod blown out like this hurt our program MMUIlNtlUl N**7U|*tNN ___ Trth*174N2IN 7*Sai4lfiSwJl is life at the top. Scarlet Knights. but it didn't destroy it. We re going to VtMk Ui pai tlNN IrflMli 714 p* IW.N 3 — Announcomonta riMiiMiainnui IN IN 4 — Enl«ftalnm«nl 1 day .... 1U word par day OFFSn PRESS CHILD CARE in licensed Before the largest crowd ever to • Paterno did us a favor." admitted have to work our way back up nani "V 5 — Auebont 3 days -10a word par day NMCNESTD PNUC UMiWY rn m i-u n INiy l2*llMw I7N IN IN OPERATOR S h e H e r a l 5 home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, witness a college football game in the Hutgers' Coach Frank Burns. "He again. •' lUI IIN 7N I4waailbna I vtaiHi* eoTocaat 0 6 days .... 9a word par day SYSTDI •4*111.2 HIM IN IN FINANCIAL 26 daya — N word par day Able to operate offiet laundry outings and overtime stale of New Jersey (64,790). the It was hard to determine how good ffiM S “ S Mnii Owiaa IN 6 — Bondi«Stockt*MortgAg#t IS words 92.00 minimum NSmONNCNieES services. Manchester Deb M l* 12 UI7N •4*llUt47N 9 ~ Ptruona) Louna preu and a n iit in IiuUnt i*W SM* U T* . a fan * Scarlet Knights had their 18-game 7KI1N fiiwla 1-2-1 UKM Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch •faXi^ fafari •*•!■ a fa iSrifaii bie, 643-1790. Penn State is from this game, since WMitUiMlWN hiMa M HUN For Period Ending 7 a.m. EiST Sunday. During Saturday 10 — inturancA Printing retail store. L RFII winning streak — longest in the na College football 3 hiMi tU IIUN Trifc* 11417NN night, showers and thundershowers will be scattered across the p* * wan a * ■ * « fa a 1*1 faz the Scarlet Knights offered them 14N IIN niB M ttm EMFLOVMENT Im m ediate opening in WANTED - Good all around aw a Jail Bray zaL farifaaarii * WILL CARE FOR your child tion — abruptly halted by 15th-ranked trtMl 244 NillMUi 7N Pacific Northwest, the west Gulf coast, lower Florida and in tbe 13 — Halp Wantad Hartford-Manchester area. faifaliCfiSiii’ifaia.Iiaaali.WMa „ ...... very little competition. The truth m HI dl MMtMUN Carpenter - Must have own In my licensed home. Vicinity I’enn State. 45-7. at Giants Stadium 14 vicinity of the Great Lakes region. Elsewhere, generally fair 14 — Butinati Opportuntuat Qnaa* aaX about the Nittany Lions will be better IN IN 4N •04* 14 Hill 15 — Situation Wantad Send reiume to Personnel tools, and willingness to work. Uar HJTt - IXIN Saint James School. 649-7880. could have run the score up on us if UqUOR PERMIT weather should prevail. Minimum temperatures include; (ap and the score was not really a proper known in the next three weekends H* I2.N IN Ma*MtNlN D irector, Curry Copy C oun^ Carpenters, Bolton. Ifaria Chri* M T* - a fan *r- he wanted to. They dominated the 74* hmur, tal 4N NOTICE OF 7i(h* M-l H47N •••••••••••••••••••••••••• prox. max. readings in parenthesU) AtlanU 68 (M), Boston 54 lOUCATION Centers of America, 43 'twri. IriHilIzzil nri IIHflHCI indication of the one-sidedness of the when they play Houston. Maryland 7K 31:71 n il 16 — Privata Inttructlont nqrinai* * u n fa fa* fa* RESPONSIBLE Person to game in every way. I'm far from APPLICATION (79), Chicago 61 (76), Dallas 71 (91). Denver 57 (86), Duluth 48 — Schools-Clatsas Harvard St., Worcester, live in. Free room, board and game. and Kentucky in succession. ' MMi Ml WN UdmaM a UN I2N 19 satisfied with the way we performed. NiMi 411 nM liaM Thu U lo Ur* noUca Uut David A. 7-Bw* lava IN (68), Houston 68 (91), Jacksonville 71 (85), Kansas City 68 (83), 20 Instructiont Wantad Ma. 01606. GAS ATTENDANT Wanted - •nBfaTltaw'ufaaT meals. Ideal for retired per-' Hutgers. which had built its win Trikm 447 I1II4N McKay o( KTownlay SIraet, Hartlord, Part time. To pump gasoline falai - taa ■ a* M yronM fat M But even if we ha'd executed 100 per While the rest of the nation s top- hii filed an anUcation pUcarded 10 24WaNahmla NOTICE TO CREDITORS Little Rock 69 (91), Los Angeles 65 ( 76), Miami 76 (88), ACAL EtTATK son. To care for two children, ning streak mostly against' small aniM iw •4a(* 74 nilN 23 — Homat for Sala only. $2.35 an hour. Must be at fan * fa* 6 4 4, evenings 3 p.m. on, ranked teams don't begin play for I2N SN in An(nat il77 wllh the Liquor Cooirol ESTATE OP EleLEN L. O HARA. Minneapolis 59 ( 73), New Orleans 73 ( 88), New York 66 ( 79), in - ifaar Tfafaw faria* - it Kastern schools such as Colgate, cent, 1 don't think we could have ComraUaioo for a CAre LIliUOR NMMMOUO dfCMWl 24 — Lolt-la n d for Saia least 18 years of age. Apply at ■fa* fat *r. a fan fat fa* Ti pa- Monday through Friday. For beaten Penn State." another week, there are 17 games (type of pennll) for Uia aale of Trill* 171HNIN Phoenix 83 (105), San Francisco 53 ( 76), SeatUe 53 (86), St. 25 — Invaalmant Proparty Bucknell. Lehigh. Lafayette and the aa'*’ “ s The lion. WlllUffl E. FltiOerald, 947 Center Street, or cafl 646- Itri iipppillti iiti-priltiiliM) more information call 646- scheduled for today throughout the IK llN akohoUc liquor on Uu_pcamiaea of Judn, of the Court of Probate, Louis 66 ( 89), Washington 68 (83). 26 ~ BuamaM Proparty REAL ESTA’TE Sales People 9467, Manchester. aasfai* fa * kfaram fapafa* a 8381. Hutgers, which has been slowly up Carry NaUon'a Cafe. 10 R Center St., ^ UN IN 3N DUtrict of Mancheater at a bearlna 27 — Raaort Proparty ■ Two needed. Must have like, was completely overwhelmed country. Among the more prominent MMillSiNtTIN Mancheater. The baalneaa will be III IN 74imBi IN 26 — Rail Estata Wantad *0 ttfaPP Urax in irarifali a pta* grading its program the last couple MhHIUiNIMN heldlONM onVII nAufuat * naa»» aaO|S, ewv1077 v ordered wevwee ww Uut a ■ ■■ • all licen se or In p ro cess. rifa a fa in miHtk * 3 pan a •••••••••••••••••••••••••• by the Nittany Lions from the very are Memphis State at Mississippi. 7i«H4i i-M nU m u owned by NaJa, Ine., 10 E. Center St.. •4*k 2-1 HIM cUlmi muat be preaentad to the ADVERTISINQ PART TIM E G ro cery fatal WPrian fa a fa* * a* a ()f years, was hoping to give Penn Mancheater and will be conducted by Nrfa* 1-2 HON fiducUry on or before November N, MISC. SEAVICfi Generous commission outset. Appalachian State at South Carolina, m m Him David A. Mcltay u permittee. TriMa 1-2.7 WIN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 — Sarvicat Offarad Baggers - 8 to 3. Ai ply Franks pfab famy fan* a * pm a ctl* □ EDUCATION Statea close game in order to help its 4 M I IN 4N IN 1077 or be barred u by law provided. 32 — Painting-Paparmfl DEADLINE schedule. Wolverton Agency Supermarket, 7251 fatay • Behind the running of sophomores North Texas State at Mississippi David A. iicKay Pearl J. Hultman, N«7p HfantMi 13 Realtors, 649-2613. !ast Middle Saay - SU7S - H.7U protatri fat a recruiting program. But, now the 24k»hi1 IN 4N O/N/77 UN IN 4.N An t. Ckrfc 33 — Building>Contracling Turnpike. Matt Suhey and Mike Guman. each of State and East Carolina at North U tB ia* IN □ NOTICES 34 •> Roofing*Siding 12:00 noon tha day bafora Scarlet Knights' future recruiting TKIIN IN 4N The Rducliry U: 39 ~ Haaling>Piumbing publication. ■■ M mcraow w Prtvoto InitrucUono 1$ Carolina State. IN Lenore 0. 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SM ITH, Dog needs medication. 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs YOUR AD Part time or full time. Wanted. Full and part time. d c c c n e e d Reward. Call 568-5925, after 5 for full time employment. 44 LivaslOCK PIANO INSTRUCTION. rbe Hon. W illiAm E. FlU G ertld, (Tall 528-3^ between 9 find 2 45 — Boats A AceSaaonas Claasiflad ads are taken over Pleasant working conditions, For the Hartford and Windsor Hart^s touchdown pass p.m. 46 — Sporting Goods tha phone aa a convemanca area. No experience Cheryll Hadley. B.M.E Drake :3aiuru«7Saturdny iNijNight Judge, of the C ourt of P ronto, only. ^ n e ^ ts . D istrict of M aoebester at a bM rbM 47 — Garden Products Tha Herald la rasponalbla for necessary. Will train. Apply in University, M.S. University HBT Monday Night snmi held on A ugust 21.1177 o n lered th at afl LOST - Black and white 40 — Antiques only one incorrect insertion and Illinois. Call 646-1745. 49 — Wsntad lo Buy person at Metro Security, 828 1. nm l-InNi 4-1 claim s m ust be presented to the kitten. Vicinity of Porter and SECRETARY - ManchesUr than only lo the 112a of the 1. taa iMial H } s* H fiduciaries on or b u o re N orem ber SS, agency seeking full time YERNOli IhANOR East Center Street, 7-1 L M * | Kensington Street. Call 643- RENTALS original Insertion. Errors which GUITAR, BANJO Ussons ■ 7 -1 X ba*a laa* t !■# Ch m M ^ Mm 7*2 1977 or be barred u by law proviM . secretary for auto insurance do not lessen the value of the Wallingford, (Connecticut or 7-2 i lia*aa lk«4q i m S S a M P earl J. H ultm aa, 2575. 52 — Rooms (or Rant 871-0385 call 2^7161. Now’s the time lo "FALL” I h a hii*i 7-1 J H department. Duties include: 53 — Aparimanis (or Rent advartisament will not be cor triggers Cardinals^ win !•mM c UO-- M X tw b .1 ^ A aa't. C lerk into music. Children aged 5 iMra hH S*2 54 — Homes for Rent M LkqlNaalaa XbnIMta 1-1 l-l•■nl•• 1-2 T be fiduciaries are: IMPOUNDED - Black and Un processing, typing and rected by an additional inser on, adults. Days, evenings, ahOr-i.we . .. _l*a;__«-rar, r ____ .L_a . 1 ^ ^ 1.1 •• S-1 7. Inia la** M T.ltvli i S a l k i m '-SSL M L ois S. T bom too telephone conUct. Beginning 55 — Business (or Rent tion. EXPERIENCED Key pleting 9-of-13 passes for 184 yards, yard run to give Baltimore the lead 7. M iMiRf 4-1 r 7. ham I* 4-1 H male puppy. About eight 56 ~ Resort Property for Rent Puncher - For part time posi Saturdays. Free loan instru NEW YORK - Jim Hart’s VIV ^1 A 4- — - M LENm 143 L ak e w ^ C ircle So. after September 15th. Salary 57 — Wanted to Rent for good. 14-10. The Colts took advan •> NM I. hMil CiNMTf 1*1 ^ ZAili M anchester, C onn. 06040 weeks old. Wheeling Road tion at Data Processing Firm. ment. 646-6557. St. Louis took a 13-0 lead midway 8 * ^ 5 3 * * *■>■> >-7l 7-14 commensurate wltn 56 ~ Misc (or Rent NURSES AIDES - 3 to 11 p.m. WANTED: Part time clean 95-yard touchdown pass to Ike 147 7-1-1 S-t-7 1-74 D r. Jam es W . Sm ith area. (kmUct Andover Dog up and maintenance man. 129 punch. Hours begui after •••••••••••••••••• through the second quarter on a pair tage of five Detroit interceptions and rri’ssT w m-t' M4 7-M U-71-74 BNII B o a 1 5 1 experience. Send resume to AUTOMOTIVE Full time. Experienced only. Harris sealed St. Louis’ 23-14 tifBf Lbnaimkal l-l Warden, 742-7194. Metronics Inc., Route 6 A 3:30 p.m. CaU 633-MOl, for Scfwofs-CftssM 78 of 10-minute scoring drives, capped one fumble. M Ltahpa 72 LMkaMia T w ,, Pennsylvania 1 Box DD c/o M anchester 61 — Autos for Sale Help Wontod 13 Good starting salary, liberal victory over the Chicago Bears 1.) 7-12._____ iMiraa te*a M 2.1ankama LhamiNail*7-2 H 10^ Herald. 62 — Trucks (or Sale 44A, Bolton. more Information. Jim Otis' 1-yard plunge and a 2-yard Sici'Icrs 21, F.agli'H 13 1-1 IKhakI I baa* Ma* t-1 7- •!* hhaha 4-1 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale fringe benefits. Apply In per X h * M n T M 4- *11 laaaal fl Bond»-8tock$-¥ortg»goi B Friday night and provided Car TD run by Terry Metcalf. Terry Bradshaw passed for 104 ____ 1*4111 7-2 i S a _ llmaiila* 64 Motorcycles-Bicyclae son, East Hartforif Convales MEDICAL SECRETARY. X iiii* fe^a M *- AI ^I. MlIi« I* I L Ictaia Rna •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa NURSES AIDES - 7 U 3. Full 65 ~ Campari-Treilers-Mobile MACHINISTS - We have cent Home, 745 Main Street, EXPERIENCED Mother will dinals’ Coach Don Coryell with Walter Payton completed a 76-yard yards and a touchdown in the second tlM al* LENDERS AVAILABLE for and part time. Apply in Per Homes babysit for your preschool Opening in busy doctors of I haora SSmM ^ *-> I- M* U*( M Court of Probate, DIalrict of industrial, agricultural, openings for: All around East Hartford. drive with a 2-yard scoring run with half to bring the Steelers back from a 7 * * taa“ ^ M I- 0«)a t««« M*•* T* 7. Ian tarrsEai*ia 1*2 7. BirTii Steflia 1*1 !* j** J-J {* SS STi Mancheater son, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday 66 — Aulomotive Service machinists, Cintlmatic child. Days. Starliweather fice. Five day week. 8:30 to 5, some welcome relief. I. JmZn UiZalmI 1-1 I Mhis Bm S-l 5*1 L tM M • *frplaa * 1*1 L M hrsBil 7*1 I LBtf****, medical, commercial ven 67 » Autos for Rent-Lease with occasional Saturday. 44 seconds left in the first half. But 13-0 h a lftim e d e fic it, R eggie 1 •4* lull MIMtlnSkia NOTICE OF HEARING thru Friday. Eust Hartford operator, Bridgeport HAIRDRESSER Wanted - Street. 649-5828. mmmBon "That's the first big play we've had .Bl Imaii -nTIm * ___ S-M ESTATE OF KATHERINA tures. Minimum $100,000. Good typist required. Harrison plunged one yard for the U4 34-7 3*54 34*5 hM fa^ 7-H Lni-M l-J-7 U llSim iTs CSWERTEK aka KATHAHINA Convalescent Home, 745 Main operators. Must be able to set Experienced only. Lu Jon this year,” Coryell said. "It let ever- 144 S-1-7 141 7-M 747 741 1-XI147 Diggln’s Investment Corpora DISHWASHER - Kitchen Ehiperlence preferred but not INI 1. IN* *lar 7-2 CSWERTEK a* KATIE CSWERTEK Street, East Hartford, Conn. iffi and work from blueprints, Salon of Beauty, 61 East Steelers first touchdown with 10:41 a.1 •« WHIHN aka KATHERINE B. CSWERTEK tion, 777 Cleveland Avenue, man. Five day week. 6 a.m. to necessary. Include Salary body know what it's like. If you don't r 1. »4* Zaqri 1-2 z g* I* I l.(***a 7-7i-£i?t_X! AtlanU, Georgia, 30315, 404- lop pay and fringe benefits. Center Street, 643-1939. gone in the third quarter, John X Uait Na* XI t^irauanttoanonlerof Hoq, WlUiam SALES POSITION - Straight Apply at Paragon Tool (Com 2:30 p.m. Good pay. Apply in expected ui resume to Box M, get a big play like Ike's, you won't 1-1 t Dai* haiir 1-1 1 M baaana XAa«4la*r XI X *1 fan* 7-1 }• S3* J- E. FitzGerald, Judae, dat* Auguat M, 767-9000. Holp Wkntod c/o Manchester Herald. Pro football Stallworth scored another on a 7 , 1i-r u a a i m n a-i4 - 1 ia. t ■ « laaaal X fall* lanl XI ^ (b* **• XI commlssiona, leads fumlshied 13 pany Inc., 121 Adams Street, person. Brass Key Program them into your beat a good team like Chicago. " X IN* b * 7-1 iSaM h XI Xhtoh** XI 1177 a bearbif wlU be held on an DRIVERS FOR School Buses Restaurant. leaping, end zone catch of a 22-yard if i K m i tm i 1-1 X * 7 A m i Xk4*hnlfeal XI appUcatloo praylnf that an InatrantcM to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Manchester. 647-9935. wanted. We will train you. future. All it takes is your The Cards, with an explosive h 1-2 X ta^aTa* 7-2 t hi* l* * i X M*v iMana 7-3 X fa* fab I XI ^ S i SSL M purportlni lo be Uie laal wUI and taata- Bradshaw pass, and rookie Sydney 1-17. h a m *a 7. *ai laiaa XI X liicm hraa X2 I- b l* fain* XI ment of laid deceaaed be admitted to BABYSITTER Wanted in Part time. Housewives and desire lo get into the com offense that led the NFC last year, J l 1-1 7.1 7.1244*1^X1 X * t* ^ X7 □ EMPLOYMENT TOOL AND DIE Maker for the Cardinals responded by moving Thornton scored on a 10-yard run $-1 i r XB>*2a* X2 probate u lo uid ippUcation on fUe Nathan Halo area. Infant and retirees preferred. puter field. Call Computer had been sputtering along without a ( « ■ ' I 7-1 .INIhairETaM X (M M * XI “H •■* b n more fully appeara, at Uie Court of precision dies. First class on Manchester area, 643-2373, to the Chicago 14 where Jim Bakken with :24 left in the gapie. 241 X2-1143xVffj XXI 7-M 2-M XZX anfaa!n*ilha >-*-7 XXI2-X71-XI Probate oo S^tember 13,1P77 at 11:00 three year old. From 8 to 5. Processing Institute. victory in four pre-season games, fst!ti47«4 !Tjgnsrs. 1-XIXMX13I-XI IDm A.M. Holp Wonlod 13 INVITATION Monday through Friday. 643- ly. Apply at Paragon Tool 643-2414. Vernon area, 8TO- You’ll be pleasantly sur booted a 31-yard field goal with four llroiK'oH 27, SeuliuwkH 10 F« Company Inc., 121 Adams 2826. scoring only 26 points in those games. TDDI I. Pearl J. Hultman RELIEF COOK prised how easy it all is. seconds remaining to give St. Louis a rhe Broncos, now 5-1, capitalized 7-7 XI X faqriip XI Asi't. Clerk BABYSITTER WANTED. TO BID Street, Manchester. 647-9935. It was a mysteriously poor showing 16-7 halftime lead. 7-1 ! 7-7 X *) II MI-4 Washington School area. After GENERAL Contractor needs Carfafar mlndfad Individual for hMHh ear* Ifaclll- CPI has it all and does it on a penalty and a fumble to strike XI i I n XI The Manchester Board of better than anyone else. for a team many believe capable of In other games, Baltimore downed 7-1 X ha* XI school til 6 p.m. Call Linda, RN or LPN. Part or full time. full time experienced ly. DIfatary faxporlfancfa proffarrad, but not lor 10 points in a two-minute span of 1-7 I Education seeks bids for the Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut challenging Dallas in the NFC East. Detroit 21-10, Pittsburgh rallied to S-l: XI X • * * XI 5. M l XI Court ol Probate, Dlitrlct of 568-9430 before 5 p.m. After 7 carpenter. Call between 8 and roquirod. Second ahift 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. CPI has professionalism- the third quarter, Jim Turner booted X2 7. bri 7-1 Xbri 7-1 p.m., 647-9106. Industrial Arts Dept, for the Street. 649-4519. 9 evenings, 742-6062. knowledge-facilities- The Cardinals, of course, had been XI 7.J 7. I n * XI Mancbeiter beat Philadelphia 21-13 and Denver a 33-yard field goal and rookie Rob XI XI X to* XI NOTICE OF HEARING 1977-78 school year. Sealed EXPERIENCED placement-and an interest reminding everyone that these were defeated Seattle 27-10. XI NiSNail* X ham X2 ESTATE OF HELEN SHUFFLE, bids will be received until Lytle scored on a 4-yard touchdown XM 2M 7-1-7 1-21 XX7 Xl-Z XXX X7X a i llwba deceaaed RN, 3 to 11 shift. Supervisor. WE HAVE Immediate LUNCH TIME Hostess. in you. merely exhibition games. 1^X7-7 74X 745 ^ ■ ^ 5 XXtT xX XI7 X7X 11:00 a.m., September 12, JANITORIAL (ioliH 2 1, l.iun» 10 run to clinch the game for Denver. m i mi aiian f^iriuanl to tii order ol Hon. WIlUaun Full or part time, for 90 beds Openings for two mechanical Hours: 12 through 3. Monday Bob Avellini hit Johnny Musso with aniBmi 1. ha* Inina XI Rni E. FUiGerald, Judge, dated Auiual 24, S.N.S Please call Mrs. Kelly 1977, at which time they will ly inclined persons who are through Friday. Apply in per Call 871-0385 Second-year running back Ron Lee, In games Saturday, Dallas was at Lbk*2a* XI I. b n Laa* 7-2 Call CPI collaci now a 39-yard scoring pass to bring the XI X *T lanl XI Xhaprifan* XI 1077 a bearing wlU be held on an D.N.S., 289-9573. be publicly opened. ’The right SUPERVISORS able to work well with other son, Tacorral, Broad Street. Baltimore's top pre-season rusher, XI X fa* Oaba* X7 Xfakanbnlbal XI appUcaUon praying Uiat an inalniment 1-528-8211, Ext 58 Houston, New Orleans at Miami, San X biy tNirtia XI f is reserved to reject any and people, to service our product M. Zukauskas Bears to within 16-14 early in the scored two third-period touchdowns i b * fab I 4- 9 ^ XI 4. bri faanaa 7-2 XDnb fam* XI Durportlng to be Uie lait will and for mornings or evenings. Francisco at Oakland. Cleveland at X On I n i a X7 1 In* *a XI X bniM briar X2 aunenl of said deceaaed be ad- COUNSELOR / Chief Case all bids. Specifications and bid In the field. If you’re not now WAITRESS - Now hiring for third quarter. Chicago then had the .. ------XI I h am fab I XI mllted to probate aa In laid appUcatloo Must have car. Good pay COMPUm PR0(XSSII6 to spark the Colts, 3-2, past the Green Bay, Minnesota at Cincinnati I Dm* fan*. ... X b* nen 7-1 Worker In diversion program forms may be secured at tbe earning at least $150 weekly, fall. Part time nights and Cardinals in a third-and-12 situation 7. bri fam*i XI 1 fab* torn XI 7. fan •nhaa 7-1 7. hinr Un 7-2 oo file more fuUy appeara, at the Court for incarcerated juveniles. for the right person. Call weekends. Apply in person, mistake-riddled Lions. Lee, and Tampa Bay at Buffalo. 7-7XbM*l2ai XI X bri* farm XI of Probate on September 12, 1077 at Business Office, 45 N. School we want to talk to you. ’This Is NSTITUTE deep in their own territory. But Hart Xfaiifilaib* XI 5:00 P.M. B.A. denM and experience Alan Fairbanks 649-5334 for a permanent position with a Tacorral, Broad Street. GENERAL MECHANIC - PART TIME Janitorial help replacing the injured Roosevelt The New York Jets visit the New 7 -1 a n faa* fakail* a n baa* Ian 7X1 Xl-7141147 Street, Manchester, (Tonnec- 111 Ath SlTMt rolled into his end zone and found SSJirxTVtfi IN fa* I__ 142 XITXXS XI3 XXI 7-2X Xl-7 7-M Pearl J. Hultman, with delinquent or disturbed convenient appointment. organization. Local Full time days. Paid C.M.S, needed. 10 p.m. to 12 mid Leaks at fullback, scored on a 32- York Giants and Washington travels X7-1 XXX 7-M 7-M IM177I Aaa't. Clerk ticut. Raymond E. Demers, night, Monday through East Hartford, CL Harris wide open for the clinching ami IKIfn 1. DanbbnlM 7-1 wxx adolescents required. Position work with opportunity for ad DISHWASHERS - Part time Blue Cross and life insurance. yard screen pass from Bert Jones to to New England on Sunday while , imni L bn tinb X2 1. trim hart* XI funded to July 1978. Send Business Manager. vancement. Call 872-4515 nights and weekends. Apply in Amerbelle Corporation. 104 Friday. Saturday 7 p.m. to 9 TD pass. XI X fa* Sana xl X p.m., Sunday 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. break a scoreless tie early in the Kansas City hosts Atlanta on Labor 7-1 X fak* fan* 7-2 X lm *l resume ^ September 15th to: 0578 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. An erson, Tacorral, Broad Eiast Main Street, Rockville. Hart played the entire game, com- third quarter. Later, he scored on a 1- XI X Dmb k n m XI X k ^le Court of Probite, Dlitrlct of Project (Jpen Door, 494 Main equal opportunity employer. treet. Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 In Manchester area. Five Day. XI X fafaur fan* XI g p.m. An equal opportunity openings. Call 643-4547. XhAalai X Owrb Ran lU*briw XI ___ Mincbeiter Street, Manchester. □ REAL ESTATE X2 t fakn 1*1 XI 7. lifairTa* 7 -1 __.,N^0T7CE of HEARING employer. LOmbfamta x iJ - J S li" 7-2 7. bri* flni 7-1 Xbfawkqri« estate of GLADYS L. SMTHi XIX fan* farm XI LMaNfaiS > XlhpiUn XI WANTED - Oil truck driver. SECURITY GUARDS Xbkn Ran XI I' S jf I j i, Xhri*b* N H In* Ttain deceued INVITATION Wanted. Full and part time. RM Dm* braOM ^ XI SNIbH*bibr XM XI-7 XXI 144 Full time, year round work. RESPONSIBLE Babysitter Homoo For Solo 23 lU IZ ilH m * «*b 4-U XXI XXI XXI X7-7 X7-5 tTs 7-X7 WS lakna brin. needed for Verplanck area. For the Hartford and Windsor N7 7-Xl 7-1-7 H-5 XM X7-1 X7-3 X7-5 7-1-3 X2 5 XM 147 E ^ tzto ild , Judie, dited Aufuit 15 Apply MAM Oil Service, Irwin gains share Route 6, Bolton. TO BID References. Cqll 646-4937 area. Licensed to carry small COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Prayln* thit in Initninwni puipor^ to be Uie Uit will ind leiti- after 5 p.m. arms, and clean police record Farm, with three story bam. The Eighth UUUUes District required. Call 28&-7181 or app Butler-type building. Power • HISL,”' “‘i idmitlSto ACCOUNTANT - Bookkeeper. seeks bids for heating oil and PJ^te II in uid ippUcation oo flic Full or part time for MATURE PERSON needed to ly In person at Metro Security, plant, and other out nuildings, of lead at Akron lolly appein, it tbe Court of service for the year 1977-1978. care for two school age 826 East Center Street, plus Three Lovely Homes. njoDete on September 15,1177 it 2:00 Manchester Public accounting Wallingford, Conn. office. Reply Box KK, Sealed proposals will be children before and after Offers invited. B/W Realty, Purl J. Hultmin Manchester Evening Herald. received until 4:00 p.m., school. Waddell area. 643- 647-1419. 04X4 *** * Friday, September 15, 1977. 4215. PART TIME Janitor Cleaners AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Hale Irwin knows about defense. He Bids will be publicly opened, - Early morning houra, 6 to 10. WOMAN NEEDED to Babysit Manchester parkade area. was an ali-Big Eight defensive back at the University of for 1 1/2 hours in morning. read and recorded at the PERSONNEL Secretary. Agnesslve person who takes Must have own transporta eVSTOM 5($IOI MNM I Colorado back in the 1960’s. Court of Probite, Dlitrlct of Also, 3 1/2 hours after school. September 19tb meeting of tbe tion, Call immediately, day or Qttitt woodtd ittUng. Tbrte I Miocbuter Nathan Hale or Ashworth Eighth UUlities District. The InTuatlve to work on own. So, now he’s put a little defense the search for the $100,00 first prize, Typing, pleasant phone per night - 649-5334. bedroomt, t baths, stone front, | NOTICE OF HEARING Street area. 647-1626. r i^ t is reserved to reject any UWof room, PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbeiter. Conn., Sat., Sept. 3, 1877 ACROSS 2 Church part Antwar to Provioua Punlo 3 EpWwl Frank and Emaat 1 Author 4 Ground ijuu|iiiikjn naming tquirral FH £inc]|nnn|nnnn 4 Mtes (HcinD ■ □□□ ■ n n cio IF r LIVED IN A DBOUQKr- 5 High inttnailY □nn unnnu nnn ChariM M. BchuHi 8 HsfM lil^baam cinnnn iRnionn VECH/ 6 TR|(>:e N A P B \ I'D B E directives 6 Eiclamttion n A h e r o . Dear Abby 12 Mineral spring 7 Immacuitto U€iH/ 19 Htwilien I CAN'T 60 TO BRNIE ISN 'T IN I Kindofbaard W H AT'S WR0N6 WITH THE KID WHO SAT after I THREW islend B Ooublacunm 5CH0a UNTIL I SET 14 Chrittitnil VOUR a P LUNCH B O X ? A c r o s s t h e a i s l e IT AT HIM, HE RIGHT N O W . . . B y Abigail V a n B u re n to SamuaFi A NEW LUNCH BOX' l i i P P ' 16 Doctrine ttMhar FROM ME LAST VEAR PICKED IT UP' 16 The heart- MAY X TAKE tt WIralatt PICKED IT UP... break d □ ■ □ n a c DEAR ABBY: What do you think of paranta who lat a lignal ) \ 17 Short rtcosa anananfunlnann II A MBSSAOB> 17-yaar-oid boy hang around their bouaa all day and half IS B o ir 20 Noun luflix tS Follow (COM.) Arnti tha night aevan daya a waak7 The boy is our aon. Jerry haa 22 Sttbit 3t Auiilitry verb 47 Pigpon sound bean going steady with this 16yaar-<^ girl for nearly a 21 Airlprofix) 23 Bloed-auckar workar 33 Droop 48 Carry on tha Ui 9-5 year, and he haa pactieally lived at her bouse aU aummar. 27 naco to ait 24 Fflltcy 36 SttrM opon- back 0*3^ He Mya her folke have never asked him to go home, so 30 Complataly 26 Santa mouthod 49 Sort f-5 9 wrtrmA.tK.iM nt^uihio e ^ m u he juet staya. 32 English count 26 CoaloMtrata 37 Young tough 50 Thasa (Fr.) I say they should idek him out at midnight. We’re so 33 Stationary afraid that all that time together will lead to an intimacy 34 Radiation za2i Cityc!w'ih“North in North ag u,(,„ 51 Saanca sound moaturt Viotntm 62 Eggs the Idda can't handle. S3 Word of Two yeara ago, our 16year-old son ran off and married a (abbr.1 29Donota.iat « i'“*,''*^** Hom9$ for Solo 23 'Homoo for Solo 23 Homoo For Solo SS ArUeloo lor Solo 41 AfltfqwM 4S AportmonU For Root 53 Autoo For Solo 51 39 Compass 45 Bandlaadtr assont MIckoy Finn — Morris WoIm Deerfield'Style 17-yaar-oid girl, ijid five montha later, aha had a nine- point 1 2 r - 4 9 r " 7 r - 1 to 11 TWO FAME.Y • West Side. 29- ALUMINUM ibeets used as pound ’^em ature” baby. We don’t want a repeat of that 36 Young ladiat 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 12 31 Bank Street. One side va printing plates, .007 thick, WANTED - Furniture, old MANCHESTER - 6 Rooms with Jerry. He has another year of h i^ sehM ahead of 37 Rain 13 14 / Nt\yeR otvNeo a o u n tN ^ cant. May be seen 2 to 5 p.m., toys, Bisque dolls, steins, Duplex - 3230. Pay your own - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland him. 36 Ship waight MV UPB! CAPTAIN ROOERS ’ 23x32”, 26 cents each or 5 for engine. Excellent running 19 11 17 TNO AWeSTIMO CAME ATMIE LIRE A MIAOMAN Saturday and Sunday. 11. Phone 643-2711. clocks, swords, guns. Outright utilities. On bus line. Call 643- Can you help us7 40 Sac OPUCm M44S- GET MORE with purchase or consignments. 9362. condition. New shocks and WORRIED PARENTS 41 Exareita 11 II CAPTAIN ROOERS/ Call 644-8962. brakes. Asking 319M. (]all 646 42 Nothing (Fr.) ■ Loto-Lond lor Solo 24 UNHXIRMS WANTED - Cub 4484. DEAR PARENTS: Don't exp ^ the gbi's parents to Scouta, Boy and Girl Scouts, FIRST FLOOR Furnished dlsdpiine your eon. That’s YOUR lob. Set sooe rules and 44 River In Texas 21 24 29 26 •••••••••#•••!•••••••••••• House for rent. Suitable for 2 48 Siouan ■ Brownies, nurses, East curfews for Jerry and see that m obeys them, hi tha BUILDING LOT For Sale - women, or married couple. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- 27 21 2* X, Henry Street. Near schools. CathoUc School. 649-1225. Wanted to Buy 48 languaga (Non smokers, no children or 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp UMantinie, your husband—or - perhaps your older 50 Having tight ■ PO a No brokers. Call 646-4528. •on—should have a man-to-man talk with Jerry. An ounce 32 -U SENTTRY SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, WANTED: High boy. Cherry, pets) Share kitchen. Includes car. Asking 32550. 646-4938. da(aet(2 1 ■ utilities and garage. 1200 per of prevention le preferabk to a nine-pound accident. wda.) 39 MANCHESTER - Building lot processed gravel, stone, sand mahogany, or maple. Sensibly REAL ESIATC SERVICES month. 643-?m. PINTO 1973 Wagon. Green, 64 Olympic 1 1 suitable for two family. and fill. For delivery call priced. Also good drop leaf 31 31 table. 7467107. four speed. Nice. 31795 Subur DEAR ABBY: First let me explain that I have four board (abbr.) ,0 Convenient locaUon. Must Be Gwrge H. Griffing, Andover, children (two still in diapers), s nine-room house to >*kii ■ 742-7M6. ban Motors, 6462076. 66 Roof ovtrhtng 41 MANCHESTER A VICINITY sold to settle estate. Warren Homoo lor Root 54 care of, end no one to help me. When my husband comes 66 Saa mammal ■ E. Howland. 643-1106. CUSTOM STEEL Mag 67 Indtfinita in 44 47 49 TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - □ RENTALS home from work, he always asks, "What did you do all 46 MANCHESTER - Attractive 2 wheels. Set of four 14” ordtr ■ Bool fatate Wontod 21 Good condition. Good for day?” 90 11 92 93 94 MANCHESTER - Just reduced for Im- bedroom townhouse available diameter. Cost 3240, will sell Abby, I could sock him! How should I answer him? 66 W.W. I plana plating, or welding. Call 646 in the Coach House on Otis 6B Small Island 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Roomo lor Ron! 52 for 3150. Includes chrome lug BOILINO 91 96 57 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Varmtar mediate action. Three or four bedroom ALL CASH I Street. 1 1/2 baths, nuts and adaptor plates to fit 60 Small Island Cape. Dining room, IVii baths, finished rec within 24 hours. Avoid Re appliances, carpeting, base any car. Calf 2865898 after 6 91 91 M PiNELS Tape, Instant Service. Hayes DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32.00 THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur nished rooms. Kitchen ment. No pets, one child. 3315. p.m. DEAR BOILING: Don’t answer him. Dot tomorrow, do DOWN - 1 SORRY V1DU CAN’T PID YOU PUT YOUR HEY.' IT I KNCw.' r let 16 A 20 INCHES room, 20 X 40 inground pool. Solid brick. Corporation, 646-0131. plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed includes heat, hot water. ebeolutely NOTHING! And when he comes home itmia iMIWff APIR INTIRPRill AggH) sand and stone. 6469S04. privileges, centrally located, s- (EO TO CHURCH OFFERING IN THE SMELLS CXJVER UCK Low $40*s. Blanchard St Rossetto, Inc., FORD 1970 Wagon. Good con t Egyptian daily I parking, men only. Deposit. the beds unmade, breeklest and lunch dlshee in the «>«k| WITH US,(XIVER.' N, ENVEL(DPE, LIKE t h e f l a p .', SELLING your house? Call us 6462482. dition. Automatic transmis SOUTH W INDSOR - New listing. Builders first and we’ll make you a SOLAR HEAT - Save up to Call 60-2358. the laundry baaket piled high with unironed dothee, end r PRISCILLA? 1X>G FOOD 70% of your hot water costs. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• sion, radio, air conditioned, not a trace of supper started, if he esks what you did aU own home. Stone and brick custom Ranch cash offer. T.J. Crockett, good tires, power steering Realtor, 643-1577. Free survey on our fabulous BIRCH HOUSE-Furnlshed OIReoo-Storoo for Ron! 55 day, eay, "You’re elweye asking me that. Well, today, I 1rl0J-)£.)5 WH£R£f on 3.3 acres. Many unusual features and m te m . No down payment. room. Kitchen privileges. Reasonable offer. Call ^ ’t do hi” 1206 after 6 p.m. Win at Bridge V frl£ H£AR7 IS ; details rarely seen. Call for location. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Call Ralph, Collect 416781- Centrally located. Parking. a ttractive Four room of property. Let us explain our 2120. Women only. Deposit. Call fice. Ground level, central DEAR ABBY; Three years ago I gave my MANCHESTER • Older six room Colonial fair proposal. Call Mr. 6462368. location, professional 1970 KARMAN GHIA - granddaughter a gift of cash to be used for a trip to Yellow. Standard shift. Trump eases communication /.vV-- 3 on busline. Three bedrooms, living room, Belflore, 647-1413. INSULATION - Half Price. building, parking and utilities. Europe, which is what she said she wanted more than Excellent running condition. dining room, kitchen, 2-car garage. Only Will insulate your attic 1/2 CLEAN FURNISHED room Call 6#286S. anything else in the world. out three or four trumps and price, with every full blown-in for reliable, mature Minor body rust. 38M. Call While planning t the trip, she met a young man and NORTH ’ MAY WE BUY your home? 6464060.______*KQI4 leads a low spade toward $36,900. Quick, fair, all cash and no sidewall job. Call Ralph, gentleman. Call after 6 p.m., deddad that'lat tshe didn’t want to leave him, so aha didn’t go, dummy. 6«M701. »7J COVENTRY - Year round home on the problems. Call Warren E. Collect 416781-2120. OFFICE SPACE VW 1971 - 90,000 miles. Radial but she kept the check. * 10 1 S 3 If West just ducks the hand Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. tires, 3800. Call 6369227. She married the fellow and became pregnant collapses. South will try to get Xw U i lakefront. Three bedrooms, large kitchen, ROOMS BY The Week. Maid *K54 ■ JL_lL_iL_j REFRIGERATOR and drum FOR RENT immediately. Now they have a child, and another one un back to his hand with a dia service, color TV, free all summer activities. $34,500. HouooM d Goods 40 set. Good condition. Good 2S0 square feel, center of 1968 JAVELIN. Six cylinder, the way, so it appears that the trip to Europe is off mond. His king will lose to Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawranca starter set. Bass, snare. Call parking. Essex Motor Inn, 646 Manchester, air conditionins and WEST EAST MANCHESTER - Large 6&6 Duplex in parking. Call 64J-95SI. AT, good condition. 3 ^ . 646 indefinitely. AA 1053 AJ78 West’s ace and a second club REFRIGERATORS 64641624. 1484.______NOTHINS HAPPBW5 7 YOU FLATTBR NOT WHAT..WMOAAI U»o heavenly shades of My granddau^ter claima the check that I rave her is V82 V985 lead will knock out dummy’s convenient location. Two furnaces, 2-car Washers, ranges, used, depoaitad in Uie bank “drawing interest’" for‘~- that king and South will wind up IM HOLLVWOOP THAT I Wft. CAPTAIN WB'D LIKB TO blue, gold and white to WOOD FOR SALE - 330 for FURNISHED ROOMS for e A5t «qj97 THAT 5HRBWP CRITICi V EA6Yi garage, excellent income. Other income guaranteed and clean. New 1972 COUPE de Ville - All trip—someday. losing one spade, two HBAR BVERYTHINS embroider these panels in shipment damaged, GE and half cord. 355 for one cord. Rent. Community kitchen and Cadillac equipment. Good AQJIOS A972 RANC6 REEK, POBSNT YOU CAN TBLL US Deerfield-Style . . . an FOR RENT - Store and of f feel that since the money was not used for the purpose diamonds, a club and his properties available. Frfgidalre. Low prices. B. D. 3100 for two cords. Call 742- bath. All utilities includ^. condition. 52,(n0 miles. Call KNOW ABOUT ABOUT A YDUN6 embroidery idea from 6519 or 8754350. Ideal for working girl or fices. Heat, janitor, parking. evenings, 644-2932. it waa intended, she should return it to me. SOUTH (D) partner's good opinion. instantly 1 a c t r e s s NAMED yesteryear. Pearl and Son, 649 Main As low as 3100 per month. 646 Street, 643-2171. Main Street, senior citizen. Near busline I need your opinion. *02 South can afford one trump TI9H ADAIR.'. No. CC105 has transfer and stores. Call after 5 p.m., 5334. GRANDMA V A K Q J 10 4 lead. Then he plays the spade. for 2 designs . . . each 16" 643-2171. FUIEPLACE GLASS Doors. 1970 NOVA - 4 Door. Excellent m 29 Connactictit Blvd., East Hartford With Screen. New 3129.95. 6444)383. condition. Power steering. ♦ K2 West ducks, but now South can X 21"; color chart; full MANCHESTER - Ap DEAR GRANDMA: Don't ask her to return the cheek. directions. Price $1.25. 289-4331 FOR SALE - 30” GE Range. Only 369.95. 646-2753. Snow tires. 2 extra wheels. * A63 use dummy’s other trump to Aportmonlo For Ron! 53 proximately 660 square feet of 6468741. If yon gave it to her lor a trip to Europe and didn't get back to his hand. He plays To ordor, tend $1.25, includes Also red maple chest of p tm e space in local bank. Both vubierable postate and handling. drawers and bureau. Call 643- TWO 15” COAX Speakers with stipulate ebe bad to use It within a epecUied period of time, a couple more trumps, leads a ^ 5 includes heat, air con 6306. enclosures. 350 each. Crown WE HAVE customers waiting NEW ENGLAND Street it's hers to nee whenever ehe'e aUe to go. second spade and eventually ANN l CAEOT EAST WINDSOR - SU acres ditioning and carpeting. Well North East SoeUi 329,500. SIX Room Cape. SS 822 Tape recorder. for the rental of your apart Rodders 4th Annual Car Show will get to discard his poten Manctieetoc KvenloQ Herald with spacious ten room Blanchard St Rossetto, Inc. IV 11M Ave. of AmerlOM Heatolator fireplace, enclosed MAHOGANY CHINA Closet. Excellent condition. 3750. 649- ment or home. J.D. Real tial club loser on dummy's Contemporary. 20 x 40 in- 6462482. and Swap Meet. September Htm York, N.Y. 100M porch, large lot. ciood buy. 36” Wide, 6 foot tall. With 1895. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 Pau 1* Pass 4V king or queen of spades. ground pool, large bam. Call 10th and 11th. Location: frlnt Niint. Addrtst «Uh ZIP Hutchins Agency 646-3166. glass doors, and large drawer 1980. Imperial Caterers. Route 5, Astro-graph Pass Pass Pass Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- ROCKVILLE, RENTAL Store CODE and Stylt Numbtr. and cabinet underneath. Call 3 SPEED BOYS English bicy Opening lead - Qo> 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., - 17 West Main Street, 22x60 East Windsor, Connecticut. By BBRNICE BEDE 080L 1977 ALBUM with a bound* MANCHESTER - Seven room 646-1780. cle - Excellent conoitlon. 3K. LOOKING for anything in real Swap meet Sunday only. Alley Oop — Dave Qraua in “All-Season GiU Book” Ranch. Large family room, Manchester Offlee, 647-9139. Call after 5 p.m., 875-5850. estate rental - apartments, with full basement. A New York reader wants to Reasonable rental. M.I. Space available. For informa day. It you have a good Idas try By Oswald & Jam ei Jacoby of 24-pages! Price.. .$2.00. two baths, garage. Immediate Equal Housing Opportunity. BASSETT DINING Room Set. homes, multiple dwellings, no know if anyone over 50 has Kaplan, West Hartford, 232- tion call, 872-2056. to get the ear of your luperlor Sometimes dummy's ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.23 EACH. occupancy. Bowers School. Pecan finish. Expansion TEN SPEED BIKE. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ever won the McKenney SOON HE WILL LEARN No. Q-116-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. 9041. while It's fresh In your mind. trumps are needed to ruff one Low 340’s. Hayes Corporation, table, glass enclosed buffet, Excellent condition. Can be Associates, Inc. 6461980. 1972 PO NTIAC L ux u ry t a r trophy for most master points THACr NO ONE MAKES, Contalni ilitoon lovoly quilts. 646-0131. of declarer's losers. On other FOOL OF BIG ELAC No. Q-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. Covcirtnr Jiwt LM*d six chairs. 3500. 649-1895. seen in Manchester. Call 242- LeMans. Four door hardtop, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) won during one year. OIreetleni for ilxtoon quilts. 9549 or 875-2344. BEAT THE COMMUTE! BROAD STREET. Ap You may get a brainstorm today occasions they may be needed proximately 1600 feet of office auto, P.S., P.B., air con O ltaM iig The answer is that Oswald No. Q-11S-6RANDM0TNER>S FLOW MANCHESTER - Priced to PERFECT STARTER G. FOX Refrigerator / Cromwell area’s most ditioning, am/fm radio, vinyl that's a little out of your Una. It to keep the defense from get s ER QUILTS, le fascinatlni quilts. sell. Four room Colonial. New space. Includes, 2 bay garage, SepL 4, 1177 could be a gold mine If you get It Jacoby’s four, wins were at Freezer. 12 cubic feet. 375. 66 INCH Northland Ski's - prestigious and luxurious roof, extras, excellent condi The coming year should be a for ting control of the hand. A No. Q-1ie-AMERICA'S FAVORITE kitchen, living room, bath. ImmAculAte 6 room, S bedroom 28 feet deep, bigparking area, to the people who know how to ages sis, 58, 59 and 60. C arles AFftHANS. A boautlfil selectloa. Cape. BeAuUlul eat-ln kitchen with Call 643-0391. with IVrolia bindings. 335. or studios. One, two and three tion. Call 643-1298 after 5. tunate one lor you and you third and rare use is to enable Goren's last win came when Private lot. Many extras. best o I ffer...... T.J. Crockett Realtor, 643- market II. helmed celUni, llrepUced dinlni 646-1628. bedroom apartments from should en|oy a rise In status and declarer to get back to his he was 49. No other winner Priced to sell. 331,900. The room, aptcloui living room, 3160 to 3289 per month. Call 1577. DAYSTROM KITCHEN Set. 1974 HONDA CIVIC - social position This will be due PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) hand in order to lead up to has come close to the 56year Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. breeiewijr, overtire 2 ctr garage. UPRIGHT PIANO - Needs today, 632-1300. Only 15 not only to whal you are. but who You're lucky today, but not In tha dummy for a second or third Lovelv landactped aettlng of tp- Table and chairs, 3M. Two MANCHESTER - Storage Excellent service record. mark. Homoo For Solo 23 piece metal porch set, 350. tuning. Good condition. Ideal minutes to downtown Hart Must sell. 31.750 firm. Call you know. way you expect. Something will time. proilmtleljr Itk acrea. Call Building for rent. 1800 square ffo r 0 copy ol JACOBY Mu.... MANCHESTER - Jus^ Suianne or Arthur Shorta. S4S-2231. Call 649-3329. for family or rec room. 3100. ford. 646-6284 after 5 p.m. be resolved In a manner South wins the club lead reduced. Cosy, four room 646-1292. feet. Ideal for any kind of VmOO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) This dllferent than you thought It MODERN, send I t to; “Win ol COOPERSTOWN. N.Y. 145 business. Call anytime, 643- Is a good day lor you to be with his ace. If he always Bridge," c/o Ihle newspeper, prime acres with beautiful home on treed comer lot. J. WATSON BEACH CO. CONTEMPORARY Bedroom would. Um M w Ollln HMIM OHIeoO’Storoo lor Ron! 55 4597. VEGA ENGINES -Rebuilt. around those who can give your draws trumps when he had P.O. Box 489, RedIo City Slellon, E Convenient location. Includes large home, bam, buildings, Suite. Two end tables with With cast iron sleeves. Ac ARIES (March 21-AprH IS) You range, washer and dryer. Now ULTOI lU TAG SA LES career a boost. You'll say and do full trump control, he plays New York. N. Y. 10019) stream, one mile valuable Equal Houilng Opportunity slate tops, chest and bureau curate Automotive I^chines, all the right things and make a have a touch lor making tun out 9 Itffbyms ■»< TM uS F road frontage and more. 3129,- 330,MO. By owner. 6 4 6 ^1 . with mirror. Asking 3525. 646- 10 Tobey Road, Bloomfield. very favorable Impression. Find ol everything today, even work. 000. 607-547-5138. 5914. A REALLY Super Tag Sale! 242-8397. out more about yoursell by sen Whatever you lay your hands on Berry’a World Saturday, Sunday and Mon OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ding lor your copy ol Astro- turns out well and you'll en|oy It. The Flintatonea — Hanna-Barbara Productiona day, 8 to 5. Kinney Road, 1965 MG 1100 - Two door Sedan Qraph Letter. Mall 50 cants lor TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Hebron. First left after light Conn. D.O.T. has modern, air conditioned building, in very good condition. each and a long, sell-addressed, Returns could come your way to AVtrs/AND THEY in Center Hebron. 1964 Oldsmobile 98, four door, stamped envelope to Astro- day In areas that you've given 7 BUSINESS & SERVICE partitioned into 17 offices plus front reception area. Qraph. P.O. Box 489. Radio City GUARANTEED TWIG Wall-to-wall carpeting, paneled walls, 4,000 square no rust. Call 643-4849. considerable thought to. Look WATCH TD BE , Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to lor gains here, rather than In out Building Suppiloo 42 feet of office space, 800 square feet of storage specify your birth sign. , eW OCK-PROOF/ 1970 FIREBIRD. In good con landish schemes. P space, parking for 25 cars. Terms negotiable. Call NATURAL STONE for dition. Low mileage. All new LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet 23) Use QEMINI (May 21-Juns M ) A 7X- 566-5550, ask for Mr. Drury or Mr. Grillo, or write tires. Automatic. 6467967. the Indirect approach today. In person fond ol you may give you retaining walls, veneers, the long run you will find It tar patios, etc. Pick up by the to: Mr. G. Croog, Property Management, Conn. a tip today that could make or more successful than a frontal save you money. Listen careful pound or delivery by the ton. D.O.T., 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, 06109. Motorcycloo-BIcycloo 54 attack. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ly It'll be extremely worthwhile. DIRECTORY 6463163. TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville SCORPIO (OoL 24-NOV.22) You CANCER (June 21-July 22) 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and are generally lucky today In all Sources you expect the least Sorvleoo OHorod rack. 31,750 . 289-4042. your Involvements. You may from are apt to do the most for ^ Sorricoo OHorod 31 Pointing-Popportng 32 Ow-B/Xfite ...... 4*3 even Incur soma residual Aportmonlo For Ron! 53 Wontod to Root 57 you today. You could even C 4iM TREE Service - Free es- ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, benellts that will pay oft later! receive a gilt from a sacral ad WES ROBBINS carpentry DOG-CAT BOARDING timates, discount senior attics, garages, yards HOUSE SEVEN R(X)M Apartment - SAOITTARlUS (Nov. 23-Dec. mirer. cleaned, moving, trucking. remodeling specialist. Ad bathing/groomlng. Obedience QUIET WORKING Couple - . ★ ★ citizens. Company 24 Locust Street. Security. With 17 year old daugnter, 21) Things done on your own will LEO (July 23-Aug.22) It at alt Manchester owned and Loam for sale. Lawn service. PAINTING ditions, rec rooms, dormers, protection classes. Complete HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 yield only limited returns today. built-lns, bathrooms, modern facilities. Canine Available. Call 6462426,9 to 6 need 4 to 5 room unfurnished FX-1200 - Built by factory possible today, arrange to operated. Call 6461327. No job too big or small. 566 ■ x1«rlor/lnt*rlor You stand to make your big mingle with your most affluent 8522. ExptrltncGd Pointing Don* kitchens, 6463446. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon apartment or house, engineer. Brancn heads, score In a concerted team effort. Born Loaar — Art Sanaom Road, Manchester. For reser EFFICIENCY Apartment; Manchester area. Excellent Barnett clutch, aluminum contacts. Something very sub CHAIRS REGLUED, Fur Wnh ■ tavingt To Youl Central location, heat, lights, CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jen. It) stantial may rub off on you. € t977llyN(A. LAWN MOWER REPAIR, PA ff iBTIMATB8 vations please call 6465971. references. Will pay rent rocker rollers, Mikuni car niture repaired, reflnishing, RooUng-SIdlng-Chlmnoy 34 water included. Security and quarterly or semi annually for Allhoiigh this Is not a business I riEWSPXPER FJVTERPRISE ASSN I touch-up work. House calls small engine repair, chain fuilf Iniund buretor, balanced blue printed WHAT'P'CUBUY?.s ENGLISH SETTER - 13 lease required. Immediate oc clean reasonable unit. Call motor, transmission. 871-2511. and service calls, pick up and saws sharpened. 18 years Rotafoncot BIDWELL Home Improve cupancy. 6462665 between 9 experience. Free pickup and months old. Free to good 6465756 days, or 6462910 after delivery. 569-2867 days or CALL ment Co. Ehepert Installation and 5. 7 p.m. Bugg Bunny — Htlmdahl and BtofM I after 5. delivery. 6469294. home. Has all shots. Gentle 646-8157 of aluminum siding, gutters nature. Housebroken. Owner ★ ★ and trims. Roofing tnstalla-. MANCHESTER - Three room ’’ 'Tho Wit and Humor of Idl Amin’ CLUTTERED ATTICS St TREE REMOVAL, B i M - moving to Boston Apartment. PETUNIA HAS PROMISED TO LET WE tlon and repairs. 6466495,876 742-6710, 5 to 10 p.m. apartment. Heat, hot water, □ AUTOMOTIVE HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, i Cellars? Will haul unwanted Trimming, topping, land QUALITY PAINTING and 9109. wall-to-wall carpet, parking, excellent condition, many PCK OUT ATIE WITHOUT items for you reasonably. Call clearing and cabling. Also, Paper Hanging by Willis on busline. No pets. 3190 per extras. Exceptionally good INTERFERING/ 6461618, or 568-0322, for free diagnosis and treatment for Schultz. Fully insured, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, month. Security. 6467690. Autoo For Solo 61 performance s/nce purchased Our Boirdlng Houst — Carrol & McCormick estimates. Injured and diseased trees. references. 649-4343. roofing, storm windows, aw new. 3500. Call 6 4 6 ^ after Free estimates. Fully in 1965 RAM BLER S tatio n nings. Quality workmanship, AQUATIC WORLD Now HEBRON CENTER - Four 4:30 p.m. M BRICK, BLOCK, Stone sured. "My prices can’t be HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch free estimates. Fully Insured. Open. Tropical Fish, rooms and bath, heat and hot Wagon - Running condition. m u i > WIRED THE OVVNERS THATV/TU TMINK6 yi ND LDNtSER DEMAND YOUR C7WN Fireplaces, concrete. beat.” Call anytime, 569-0917. painted for 3150-3200 by . 872-9187, 6463417. Aquariums, and Supplies. water Included. 3195 per 3150 or best offer. Call after 6, 1975 650 YAMAHA - Excellent Chimney repairs. No job too scheduling now. Professional Manchester Mall, 811 Main month. No pets. Call 646-6776. 643-6536. condition, well maintained. iM U lP d a rif: WESTOWN OPEN ALL DAY •A. PHARMACY him, I 4SS HARTFORD ROAD ^ 643 S230 SUNDAY AND his od “ Four Coinmunily Health Service Store!" LAIOR AS ' ft DAY USUAL s: MONDAY OPEN ALL DAY We have a complete line of Wicker baaketa Including hampera, plant atanda, hanging lampa, picnic baaketa, Jardlnlera, MONDAY, SEPT. 5 headboarda, hanging chaira, Icveeeata, ham- mocka, atraw ruga and more. LABOR DAY plenty of ICE COLD WATERMELONS and a full lint of picnic naoda with cold cuta and dairy producta Hava a Safa Happy Holiday Waakand ' ’ft All Medicinal "W e KINO OF Service Avallablal PERO PRODUCE" “Orer 25 Fears of Continuous Service** 27S OAKUND ST„ MANCHESTES • 6 4 3 ^ M Lance C. Rd., South 'iday night nabis-type ^50 non- eduled for The Herald 1 Friday at ervice sta- isturbance :e charged lann, 23, of t. Lathrop, Robert L. •r. All are September 3, 1977 Common e Sept. 13. TV programs Sept. 3 through 10 Ask Kleiner By Dick Kleiner ri>wMiriiiii~i(iiiijiinir[[i[iwiiiiiii'MiwiinI ~ ^ DEAR DICK: My KM-in-law and I disagree abont who handed oat the c h e ^ for the oM MlUionaire TV show. He said it was Raymood Barr. I said no, hat can’t think of the man’s name. Who was it? MRS. O.R. SMITH, Tecnmseh, Mo. a. Son-in-laws are rarely right. The man who piayed Michaei Anthony, the character who handed out all that loot, was an actor named Marvin Miller. Incidentally, the source of the money was John Beresford Tipton, who was never seen but Paul Frees was the voice of 'Tipton. DEIAR DICK: Recently, yoa stated that Hal March was the M.C. of The |M,IW t^estioa. I beg to differ with yoa, as we knew him as Ralph Story. His real name was Ralph Snyder, the son of a doctor In Schoolcraft, Mkh. His step- motiker lived Jast arooad the comer from me here in Foitoa. Now, can yoa tell me what has happened to Ralph Story? All family coonectioiis here are broken. FLORENCE HILLS, Fnitm , Mich. BALD MAN — A wood sculpture by Keith Merrill of Manchester peers through an Sorry to burst your bubble, Florence, but you are simply opening in another sculpture in the lobby of the Savings Bank of Manchester on Main St. incorrect, no matter who lived around the comer. Ralph Story got to M.C. a spin-off of ’The |M,000 Question called Merrill’s worlu are on display at the bank for another week after Labor Day. (Herald photo The |M,000 Qiallenge, which only lasted a stort while. Hal by Dunn) March was the M.C. of Tbe |M,000 Question. Ralph Story canoe back to Los Angeles, where he has hosted m ^ different shows over the years. He’s a well-known local’TV CB wOfIVAC person. DEAR DICK: I would like to know If the baby on the Gerber baby food label Is Humphrey Bogart or not. TOM KRINER, Williamsport, Pa. CB prices are going haywire No. His mother, an artist, painted him once and the pain ting was u s ^ in an advertising campaign for a baby food, but By INK DIPPER raise money in order to produce their it wasn’t G ib e r’s. The other morning over coffee with available to the CB industry, and new lines. They are banking on a DEAR DICK: I am a hoosewife with two chUdrea who some of the members of our CB club seriously eroded the profits of the CB return of better profit margins with grew with GUUgaa aad GUUgaa’s Islaad re-raas, bat we we got talking about the retail manufacturing companies. A"* fancier units that sell for higher have never seen the last show where they got rescued. pricing of both mobile and base “We made over $5 million in profit P le o e , pimse teU os how they end the last show, so we dssi’t tickets. stations. It is confusing because in 1975 and only f260,000 in 1976,” one have to watch It ever again. MRS. HANSEN, LINDA AND In order to achieve this, they’re there are so many different prices. executive at Johnson told us. “We’re CHRIS, Vancouver, B.C., Can. selling present 23s and 40s at a loss It appears tbe manufacturers over- responsible for 80 per cent of the You can rest easy, and turn off those re-runs. There never numy times. Good name units like was a last show, no rescue, and for aU we know Gilligan and product. In an earlier column we United States CB production. That Hy-Gain, SBE, Pathcom, and the rest are stiU on that island. And welcome to it. mentioned that E.F. Johnson was will give you an idea of what is Panasonic can be bought for prices screaming to high heaven about the happening in the industry.” DEAR IHCK: I was watching the re-nns of H am Days unheard of a year or two ago. Tlie off and I was wondering what happened to the gny, and Us part, influx of imports, primarily from Pathcom and Motorola also do brands sell for peanuts. who ptoyed Richie’s oMer hrether. C.B.P., Stockton, CaUf. Japan. Johnson said they were going their manufacturing in this country. It is a tough battle for these guys, You must have watched one particular show, because u a t to ask the International Trade Com They are mentioned in Johnson’s but hi tbe opinion of this writer it is a >f part was only used once. Then they just dropped tbe part, mission for relief in the form of petition as having been badly hurt, without any explanation. The people at the show forget who great time to buy a new 40 channel quotas and duties. This is what the too, by the imports. Pathcom, as a played the part, except that he was Dan O’Herlihy’s son. unit. Most important, though, is to television industry did, and the ITC matter of fact, have been forced to id DEAR DICK: OooU yon teU me the age of Orasn Welles? remembe>. that buying from a dealer granted their request. reduce their work force by 600 Big beta are on this answer. H. KEHLER, Surrey, B.C.,Can. employes, nearly one half their nor you know Who is going to remain in At last count, Orson was listed as IB. TTie strange part about this action the CB busidfss is where the safety R is that when the imports of television mal employment roster. DEAR DICK: I was wondering U yen ceeld ten see and my The Gallagher Report, a confiden is. ^ friends the name of tbe giri who plays Annie in the Broadway sets dropped as a result, the He can, and probably, will, give Japanese electronics industry turned tial newsletter that goes to business “AHie.” MEL JONES, Ponca a ty , Okla. leaders, says the problem is product you as g o ^ a price as you’il get at a Sure. Her name U Andrea McArdle, and someday you’ll be the manufacturing facilities that discount house or department store, seeing her play Annie again on TV. NBC made a deal to do a proliferation, regardless of where were idle over to manufacturing CB and he ll be there to service what is. special on the show, although it won’t be for quite a while. components. This could be why im the CB units are coming from GE is now trying to decide whether they he's sold you. The supermarkets DEAR DICK: A few weeks back, we were watching S a ^ - ports represented only 79 per cent of are going to stay in the business. don't care. day NIgU and tU ^ had a singer by the name of Joe Co«*er. the units sold in the United States in There are 40 companies in the The same thing holds good with off We wS m Urn and I couM net decide If te was haa- 1975, and went up to 92 per cent in business, according to Gallagher, brands. They got into CB to make a dicanped or if that was Us method of singiag. I have never 1976. fast buck, and now that the heat’s on, ■ e o T a ^ e r twist, tom aad leek so miserahle. Please Meantime, Johnson did file their and more than 105 different brands. they'll be jumping out. That’s why clarify. 1 ^ . L.C. MARTIN, Joplin, Mo. petition with the ITC last week. They It is obvious that all these conflic Joe just sings ttu t way. He does look strange, but Uut s we say now is the time to buy a good said that CB imports had caused a ting forces are causing the confusion siinidy his s ^ . Of course, you may have seen a parody of at retail level. Prices are going crazy name unit that you know will last at a h in^ bv Saturday Night’s John BelusU, wUch accentuated severe dislocation in employment, because the manufacturers have to price that's a bargain. J; his WEEKEND — September t, 1977 -- Page 7 Wednesday, Sept. 7 GUITAR & BANJO retarded." © J O K E R ’S WILD LESSONS Mary Cheney Library adds many new books Lord — Lonely vigil 6:00 10:15 Saturday, 3K«li7i3