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Th« wMther which Weicker seems to relish and Republicans, who 1 can't believe are Lee Roderick cultivate — that of a political as dense as their party leaders. If no Cloudy today with a chance of a few The Herald's maverick with few partisan strings other moderate-liberal Republican is abowers. Highs 60^ . Rain likely attached who is even disdainful of his going to step in, then I've got a very tonight with lows in low SOs. Rainy, M usliin^ton Correspondent hard decisiomto make and I might windy Sunday with high 60^. National WASHINGTON — Connecticut Sen. own party. ("When the Republican weather map on Page SB. Lowell Weicker is an interviewer's policy luncheons are held on well be involved." politician. Open, candid, earthy, he is Tuesdays. I go play tennis instead. I Weicker, a athletic 6-feet-6, a refreshing change from most figure the exercise is more useful,") mainstay on the GOP congressional members of Congress who weigh Is it an image aimed at 1980 when the baseball team, and self-styled every word for its political effect weakned GOP might be looking "leading tennis fanatic," in the News before spitting it out. It is easy to dis around for a fresh, charismatic can Senate, was surprisingly quiet on the agree with him but difficult to dislike didate to face Jimmy Carter? Bert Lance affair, in sharp contrast him. "There's nothing in the position of to his highly vocal stance during tidbits The 46-year-old former mayor of President that I envy," said Weicker Watergate. Greenwich, who won more votes in on a recent meeting in his Capitol "My work on Watergate involved Unlt9d Pn»$ 1976 than any senator in the history of Hill office. "1 think that to be a very precise investigation, " InfmaUonal his state? was one of the few young, second-term senator is really explained the Senator. "At that time Republicans prominent in the a better position. But there is the real 1 called for the resignation of (H R.) NEW HAVEpI - A strike by Watergate tragedy, to emerge with frustration of seeing my party run Haldeman and others — not that of services workers at Yale Univer his reputation enhanced — at least in and run and lose and lose. Richard Nixon. But this time I didn't sity forces a shutdown of dining non-Republican rircles. He was the GOP needs a challenge have the facts in hand and I'm not of balls at the school’s 12 residential toughest of the GOP inquisitors on "The leadership of the Republican a mind to shoot ray mouth off without colleges. the Senate Watergate Committee and Party — which I consider too conser the facts. " grilled then-President Nixon's aides vative— needs a good solid challenge Carter hurt by Lance BURLINGTON, Vt. - The too ardently to suit the tastes of from its moderate elements. And I How badly was Carter hurt by Medical Center Hospital Friday many rank-and-file Republicans. hope that in 1980 there will be a limited visitation rights due to an See Page Two-A outbreak of Legionnaire’s disease All of which adds up to an image moderate choice for rank-and-file at the hospital. Seven cases of the malady have been confirmed and three peq>le have died.
WASHINGTON - Two Justice Action starts challenging Department officials investigating Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., at his desk in his Washington the Korean influence-buying scan office. dal will visit Seoul "in the next couple of weeks’’ to seek contacts sale of land to Penney with indicted lobbyist Tongsun Park, it was announce Friday. By GREG PEARSON Deborah Fogarty, who are all dustrial park, this one an en Herald Reporter Manchester residents. vironmental case, began Thursday in Longshoremen told KALAPANA, Hawaii — A 25- A Hartford attorney has filed “I suspect it will take several Hartford Superior Court. foot-hlgh pool of steaming lava papers with a Hartford County months before my case is heard,’’ Cantin had asked that his case be from erupting Kilauea Volcano sheriff, who will begin serving defen Cantin said. He said that he will file combined with the environmental to go on strike slowly grew into a molten lake dants in a second legal action in disclosure motions to seek informa one, but this motion was denied since above the Hawaiian village of volving the Town of Manchester’s tion about property appraisals. the other case has started. Kalapana Friday. It was expected propo^ industrial park. Another case involving the in NEW YORK (UPI) - Inter representatives of shipping com to overflow and surge to w ^ 18 Tlie, suit, belQg brought’ by national Longshoreman’s Associa panies. 1 1 1 bonaes and two churches directly .^ “ Concerned Taxpayers of tion President Thomas Gleason The talks fell apart over the un > in its path. Retfdents of the area " Manchester’’ and three other plains ordered his membership Friday to ion's demand for a job security were evacuated. T^i^brists hold 142 tiffs, challenges the sate of p n ^ rty begin a Maine-to-Texas strike clause in the face of dwindling by the town to the J.C . Penney Co. DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI> - was racing oeet the demands — against container ships at 12:01 a.m. employment caused by container WASHINGTON - President Penney plans to locate a two- Japanese Red Army terrorists holding for $6 million "In tJ.S . currency and Saturday. ships. Carter Friday received a message millitm-square-fobt catalog distribu 142 hostages aboard a hijacked plane the release of nine jailed Red Army “The strike is effective as of mid from North Korea proposing a tion c e n t^ in Manchester and would for two days warned Friday that guerrillas — but could not meet the night," an ILA spokesman said. "Mr. meeting between U.S. and North One of the Gulf Coast management be the m ajor tenant in the proposed failure to m eet their demands would terrorists’ deadline. Gleason has gone home. " Korean officials, and said he groups, the Mobile Steam Ship industrial park. mean a repetition of the 1972 Lod Air Association, and the union's would attend such a meeting per The plaintiffs in the action, port m assacre — in which Red Army Gleason had been meeting with the sonally provided South Korean Another hitch developed when Alabama local had announced earlier however, say that the town is not guerrillas sprayed gunfire into a federal government’s chief labor leaders were included. three of the jailed radicals refused to that workers would stay on he job as selling pn^)^y to Penney at a fair crowd, killing 26 persons. go to Dacca. negotiator, Wayne Horvitz, who was long as there was progress in nuarket price. Atty. Raynald Cantin The Japanese government said it shuttling between the ILA and negotiations. MADISON, Wis. - A judge of Hartford represents the plaintiffs. threw out Wisconsin’s definition Cantin said FYiday afternoon that he of death Friday and told doctors has contacted the sheriff, who will to unplug a life support system for serve the four listed defendants in a young mental patient they said the case — Penney, the Manchester Double filibuster ties up Senate had died from irreversible brain Economic Development Conunission damage. The judge said the com the Town of Manchester and Edwara WASHINGTON (U PI) - Opposing deregulation — could get its favored for nearly two weeks with efforts to — The original deregulation bill, mon law definition of death — Stockton, the state commerce com- forces froze the Senate into a double bill 0 thefloor. block a vote on legislation that would authored by Sens. James Pearson. R- filibuster Friday while leaders tried absence of a heart beat or breath mlKioner. th is time, though, there was a remove federal price ceilings from Kan.. and Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex.. to figure a way out of the long, — was inadequate and inap Plaintiffs listed by Cantin are the bizarre twist. natural gas sales. No other floor would lift price ceilings from newly propriate. frustrating staiepnate over natural Concerned Taxpayers of Manchester, Sen. Russell Long, who wants business of significance has been discovered onshore gas in.mediately gas legislation. Judith Solomon, Mercia English and deregulation, had stolen the conducted since noon Monday, when and from offshore gas in five years. Democratic leader Robert Byrd VA’nCAN CITY - Pope Paul filibuster initiative away from the the anti-deregulation filibuster Opponents said they would lift their tried all day to coax key senators into VI Friday opened the fifth World anti-deregulation side by introducing swung into high gear. filibuster and let this bill come to a Synod of--Bishops by announcing supporting his compromise gas price the amendments his opponents had Byrd appeared to have found the vote, but only if they could try to he had no intention of stepping Attention formula, but Republican leader prepared themselves. Most were key to a compromise late Wednesday amend it to forbid deregulation. down as leader of the world’s 51 Howard Baker rated Byrd’s chances trivial. Few cared which way the night with a proposal that would con Proponents said nothing doing. for early success at "no more than million Roman Catholics. subscribers votes went. The objective was to tinue regulation while allowing — The compromise plan by Byrd 50-50.” Subscribers who have any delivery wear the other side down. prices to rise higher than President and Sen. Henry M. Jackson. D- HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnamese problems, please call Customer Ser At issue for the nation in all this Carter wants. Wash.. would continue price regula v’lt is. always darkest before the officals FYhlay delivered 22 small vice on telephones 646-9946 or 646- was the price of gas, the size of utili That compromise broke down tion and extend it to cover currently boxes, each containing the 9947 Saturday morning between 7 and dawn,” Byrd told reporters between ty bills, and whether federal price Thursday essentially because neither unregulated gas that is produced and remains of an American killed in 10. The Editorial Department and the meetings on his compromise plan. ceilings will disappear in the near side trusted the other not to try any sold within the same state: but it Vietnam, to U.S. officials who Classified Department will be closed As he spoke, the Senate was spin future, also at issue, for the Senators tricks. would also allow prices for new gas placed them aboard an Air Force Satu^y, If you call Monday mor ning its wheels just as it had been for involved, were political reputations Friday, when the filibustering to rise to $2.03 per thousand cubic transport for the final trip home ning, your classified ads will be in several days, droning through one and an exhausting test of wiils and in resumed, these were the two prinipal feet, compared to the $1 75 proposed via the Philippines. serted in the Tuesday edition. delaying amendment after another fluence. proposals pending, and the catch in bv Carter. so that neither side — pro or anti The Senate has been predcuppied volved in each: _ . , What would you do neishbors views: TOdBiyS C|U6Sti0 ns to improve Manchester? ^ A ph
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Jouii Breen Bert McConkey , , Brownstcin Yates • Tori’ Adame 'Martha F r e e m a n John Carr Mike Hoyle 1 (irt'cii Hill Si, 'U- if, 81 l.dur«rSi. 's o BrlarwiMx! Ril. : 390 Woodland Si. .‘i3 Kldridge St. 16 Cruiidview T«*r. 7 4 Bw4i4MiRd. Geitliir Sl. Muiu'lioxler 4 .tHMKiicirter ^ ^ (. MancheiierX' Mnn'rhetiter . Manrhmter t kvf'Manrkester- ManrlieMler Korkville ”1 think they should keep "We need a community V I think we need ‘Td like the Teen Center "As a merchant, I think “M lilts to see them ido “ Traosportation is a . 'T’dliks a bicycle tralL" Globe Hollow and fix it up. center. I think there should playgrounds. We don’t opened up again. I’d go they should probably make s o o id ^ about the water tertble probtem. I have .to 'H f , \ „ It is a beautiful recreation be a place where have any playgrounds out there if it was open.” th e t a x base more iituatka. We’ve bad, trour walk at least a tiiileaiid-a-. ■ spot.” ‘ Me with water (of years.’’ ball both ways to get where’ ' -'^4 everybody — young and oU side of the spools for the equitable. The Main Street p e o p le can , get cfalldrra.'’ ' buildings are assessed too « m:.: top tlw r,” high compared tq the Parkade.”
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. v b ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 1, 1977 - PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., Sat., Oct. 1,1977 iii’.Tuawwiaiiwr- Baptists present Thursday: 9 a.m., beginners ceramic class; 1 p.m., ad from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. She is available for physical vanced ceramics class; poon to 12:45 p.m., Hot Meal and By WALLY FORTIN (I checkups and counseling by appointment, and one must About town) News for senior Citizens Meal on Wheels. 1 p.m., Fun Day will feature bingo in the call 647-1481 to set Up an appointment. Sen. Weicker eyeing main hall. Please bring your own chips. Bus pickup at 10 Covenant Players a.m., return trip at 3 p.m. Menu for the week (CoiitiiuitMl from I’ ugf One) 000 performances in more than 25 Friday; 10 a.m., kitchen social games. Noon to 12:30 Monday; Homemade corn chowder with crackers Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet One of the 35 full-time touring units countries on four continents. Hi! Now that our gang is back from a three-day stay at People have been asking us about a foliage trip and so p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at grilled cheese sandwich, pickle chips, Jello with whipped the tapes were played. I didn’t have ® . of the Covoiant Players of Reseda, topping, tea. Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine By design and practice, the Cove Brown's,; things should st^rt to settle down a bit. We’ll Gloria and I will be trying to put one together real soon. 8:30, return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to change one single word of it. We Coqis League Home, Parker St.. Calif., will be performing at Com- Lance? "He has been hurt because he nant Players is totaily a ministry of have to wait for Wednesday’s column to find out how Keep your eye on Wednesday’s column; we may have Clinic Thursday Wednesday: Chicken vegetable soup with crackers, hit the bull’s eye without the tapes. ^ Members are asked to bring items something then. set the highest moral and ethical muni^ Baptist Church, 585 E. Center faith. In addition to live drama, its everything went. sloppy joe on a bun, chilled fruit, tea. for a silent auction, which will be St., tnu wedeend. Phyllis Saleh of the Public Health Nursing Association, standards and then brought aboard and we can do it again in the Korea ministry includes radio, television, Thursday; Roast breast of chicken, cranberry sauce, conducted by Ruth Beckwith and The unit composed cf Nancy Inc. announces that this coming Thursday, while she is Lance, a man of his own choosing, investigation if we can just light a . , . films, recordings, cassette tapes and Golf lianquet Visit Nellie Moran rice pilaf, buttered mixed vegetables, roll and butter fire under somebody and get the tmolional issues Bernice Cox., Maybel Dowd and Min Skoglund, Susanne Tanner, Les visiting the Westhill Gardens, there will be a Blood gingerbread with topping, tea. who clearly didn't meet those stan workshops in drama and communica This ju s t Wednesday evening, we held our annual I had the pleasure, along with Elizabeth Cone, to visit Pressure Clinic from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. show on the road over here in the While Panama and abortion are the nie Blevins are in charge of Smith, Bob Blougfa and Mark Stevens Friday: Corned beef hash, pineapple ring, tossed salad dards. The public is bloody well fed tion. Senior Golf Banquet at the Army and Navy Club. The Senate ” emotional issues currently of most refreshments. will present its ministry in drama our real dear friend, Nellie Moran. We popped in on her Phyllis has a schedule where she is at the Mayfair chocolate pudding, tea. It is a non-endowed non-profit c
o PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manph>«t*r. P-nnii, Sat., Oct. 1, i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Sat,, Oct. 1, 1977- PAGE FIVE-A Mayor looks iat our problems Martineau-Hayes By MulllieK Moriarly Manchester is a leader in offering IT’S YOUR OPINION HEALTH Mu\or of Maiirlii-Hlcr services to the handicapped. We have Several days ago. I received a ramped public buildings, a swim Donna Louise Hayes of Coventry and Wayne Raymond Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Martineau of Willimantic were married Sept. 24 at Se somewhat unusual request from The ming pool, public sidewalks, and The Saturday opinion page is nion on a wide variety of sub* Herald Hal Turkington called and cond Congregational Church in Coventry. offered a first in Connecticut — a jects. ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I. asked if I would write an article for a open to all readers of The handicapped voting place. We have a Hayes of 2953 Main St., Coventrjr. The bridegroom is the Weak hearts inherited? new Herald feature called "It's Your good start in the right direction. I Herald. We solicit your opinions We ask that you limit your son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Raymond Martineau of DEAR DR. LAMB - In Second, you should Opinion ■■ The subject matter was to believe that the future should see us on topics of interest to the com* writing to no more than three 8 Then, of course, you history is a good idea. And Willimantic. the last seven months I develop a regular exercise be What do I think the problems of X 11 sheets, douhle spaced, and should have a good medical if you should develop any continue this tradition wherever and munity. Is it «ducation? Ad* The Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, assisted by the Rev. have lost my dad, age 45, program and stick to it. our town will be in the future'’" I whenever possible within budgetary send them to: Roland C. Cloutier, officiated. evaluation. A baseline high blood pressure your ministration? Business? and his brother and sister That can be walking or electrocardiogram in a doctor will want to control agreed to the request. The following restraints. Recreation? Politics? IT’S YOUR OPINION The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a to heart attacks. My dad’s your favorite sport. ’This person with your family your pressure. reflects some of my thoughts on the Manchester boasts two excellent gown of polyester chiffon designed with a split mandarin attack was his fourth in will also help you limit luture of Manchester Manchester Evening Herald elderly housing complexes aqd con The purpose is to present a Herald Square collar, re-embroidered Alencon lace on M ice and on two years. your body fat. 1 think that any look into the future struction is under way for 40 ad cro8s*section of com m unity opi* Bishop sleeves, full skirt and a chapel train. Her fingertip His father died with a Third, you can stop should include a glance at the past ditional units on a third site. This Manchester, Conn. 06040 tiered illusion veil was attached to a matching lace heart attack when I was smoking if you happen to and the present for proper perspec town can be proud of its existing and Camelot cap. She carried a bouquet of white long four. My grandmother is 77 use cigarettes. Heavy tive In addition. I usually see a stemmed roses, miniature carnations, dried flowers and and really strong, so I cigarette smoking increase proposed elderly housing. However, as well as to make certain that our problem as a challenge and this piece statis.. guess the weak heart is in the chance of having a this area will require constant atten town receives its fair share of will be written with the challenge of herited from my grand heart attack or dropping tion and work in the years to come. benefits. Mrs. Carol Manning of Mansfield was matron of honor. the future in mind. father. I’m 24 and would dead about three times The ultimate population projection If the voluntary organization that Bridesmaids were Miss Janet Madore of Willimantic, like to know what chance what it would be if a person KDICATION iMattliew \luriurlv for our town is in the neighborhood of we now enjoy breaks down through and Miss Darlene Carpenter and Miss Susan Muldoon, there is that I have in didn’t smoke. I might add Perhaps the most important 85.000 citizens. As we move toward both of Coventry. for women that it has now It should be noted that the Board of non-participation or non-agreement, herited a weak heart. Also, that population figure, our population what can I start doing now been established that the problem lacing Manchester's schools Directors and the Public Works we may face a real danger. There James Coughlin of Willimantic served as best man. mix will become older. The need for to strengthen my heart? combination of birth con is the question of maintaining a quali Department are acutely aware of would be the strong possibility of the Ushers were Arthur Manning of Mansfield, John Aubrey elderly housing is great now and will DEAR READER - trol pills and cigarette ty school system in the face of public water deficiencies and have federal or state governments forcing ' I Amt^T W E WE CIO and Wayne Devine, both of Willimantic, and David declining enrollments. become greater as the median age of Some families do have a smoking increases the been addressing the problem for a system on us in order to deal with Millette of Willimantic, the bridegroom’s cousin. The Board of Education must try to our citizens advances. tendency to have heart at chances of heart attacks. If several years. regional problems. I feel that it is far s/es tacks early in life. A iittle you take the pill, continue to upgrade an already A reception was held at the Knights of Columbus Home BRIDGES better for us to meet in a reasonable regardless of your family superior end product. This product is in Willimantic, after which the couple left on a cruise to arithmetic telis me your The Board of Directors com I believe that some planning should and responsible manner, on a volun grandfather must have history, you would be wise the student or. put another way. the Bermuda. They will reside in Wiilimantic. missioned two professional be done to address the problem of the tary basis, than to face mandatory been in his middle 50s and not to smoke. useful worker for the society of engineering studies to examine both older and undersized bridges compliance. M sa t ju d a y s Mrs. Martineau is employed as a florist clerk and assuming your uncle and tomorrow. Our school system is the quality and distribution of our throughout town. Regional forums are here to stay cashier at Stop S i Shop Companies, Inc. in Willimantic. aunt were near your faced with many restraints in the public water supply. These studies Recent years have seen washouts and 1 believe that cautious and pru Mr. Martineau is employed as a clerk at Stop & Shop father’s age they all died in FOR A MUCH fulfillment of its mission. Foremost Companies, Inc. in Willimantic. (Rob McKinney photo) the 40s with heart attacks. have made specific recommen of local bridges at three different dent participation is essential to the o #> Mrs. Wayne R. Martineau NEEDED CHANCE among them is the public pressure to That is suggestive of a V o te T h « dations to improve our water system. locations. I would suggest a program well being of Manchester. reduce the education budget. familial tendency. DOMTEUI TEAM The agency assigned to review for the orderly replacement of our PROTECTION Then there is the challenge of You do have one thing Pftid for by Donataill those recommendations is the outdated and inadequate bridges on a Before closing, one other area of for Mayor Fund producing students with enough self going for you. As a woman Mayor’s Water Study Committee. scheduled basis. A program such as concern certainly merits a passing discipline to live and work in our you are less likely to have a This committee was established last this would avoid crisis situations mention. Auhey-Oglehy heart attack until after 60 changing world while the restraints spring. The committee is bi-partisan while performing needed and in Public safety, including police and than men are. But in the of our society are disappearing. Our and non-political It is made up of a evitable work in an orderly fashion. fire protection, will require our close *0 presence of a familial children see adults seeking to work group of dedicated and qualified REGIONALISM attention in the future. tendency that doesn’t shorter hours while we ask the citizens who are serving their town Regionalism is an issue that has We in Manchester enjoy first-class , always work out, as children to work longer hours for a Sabrina Anne Ogleby and Armand John Aubey, both of evidenced by your aunt’s with honor. I thank each of them for been addressed very carefully in the police and fire departments. Our better education. We see our society Vernon, were married Sept. 17 at St. Margaret Mary death. their service to date. The report of past and so should be in the future. become more permissive, but ques Police Department is second to none Church in South Windsor. The problem is usually a this committee, based largely on the My input from Manchester citizens in the State of Connecticut. The Town ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. m si/e/iJiis/ tion permissiveness in our children. metabolic one — not a engineering studies, will be the has indicated a very cautious attitude and Eighth District Fire Brown of Indian Harbour Beach, Fla. 'The bridegroom is We can t have it both ways. We must weak heart. There is a catalyst which will start the Board of on the subject. Departments are, respectively, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Aubey of Bolton. m m m put our own house in order before we tendency for increased Directors and voters of Manchester For our purposes, regionalism can among the finest of their types to be The Rev. William McGrath of St. Margaret Mary can expect our youth to follow suit. production of the types of toward the tough water supply be defined as follows: “Regionalism Church performed the double-ring ceremony. fatty-cholesterol particles .There is no simple answer to these found anywhere. decisions that lie ahead. I urge all of is Manchester's relationship with the The challenge of the future will be The bride, given in marriage by her stepfather, Ernest that are associated with problems. Our community must A. Brown of Indian Harbour Beach, Fla., wore a gown the citizens of Manchester to support other towns in the area." to maintain our superior level of deposits in the arteries and decide which values it wants its with full chiffon skirt, hand embroidered lace on bodice VIVIAN FERGUSON the forthcoming proposals to im cause artery disease. This, schools to reflect. I think that we Perhaps the most conspicuous area public protection in a growing and on cuffs of long chiffon sleeves, scooped neckline, prove our water system. in turn, may cause heart should all work for better schools, of that relationship is Manchester's Manchester. and cathedral-length train. Her cathedral-length veil was TOWN DIRECTOR membership in the Capitol Region Finally,'’'^! think that we all attacks or strokes. and support our Board of Education HUMAN SERVICES attached to a headpiece of baby’s breath and small silk With such a strong fami Council of Governments (CRCOG). recognize that Manchester is a great whenever possible. The rewards will The area of Human Services is one flowers. She carried silk flowers of dahlias, daisies^ ly history 1 do think you Membership in CRCOG and similar be enormous for all of us. that is steadily growing and should be town to live in and I’m sure that we jasmine and baby’s breath. should have a careful organizations is voluntary. We can WATER closely monitored in the years to all want to keep it that way. None of . Mrs. Prudy Marchand of Norwich was maid of honor. evaluation now. Par VIVIAN stay in or we can get out. I see the problems that the future holds Bridesmaids were Mrs. Priscilla Clesowich of Norwich, ticularly your cholesterol The public service that has come. In the past, the town provided several advantages to keeping our will be insurmountable. I am confi Mrs. Fay Rubera of South Windsor and Miss Susan level should be checked. received widespread publicity only basic services such as poiice Mangerian of Enfieid. LISTENS.1 1 1 ! protection as well as such services as membership in CRCOG. With our dent that the challenges that lie ’There are three areas recently and deserves close attention membership, we can meet at a ahead will be met. David M. Behrmann of Bolton served as best man. that you can work on to in the future is the quality of distribu highway construction and Ushers were Phil Tedford of Manchester, Michael regional forum with other area towns Personally, I wouldn't trade our help maintain good health. tion of our water supply. This will be maintenance. In the future, we will Rubera of South Windsor and Marty Phelps of Vernon. You can follow a dietary A N D ACTS! and iron out our differences. When town for anywhere else in the world. do more things directly for people, A reception was held at Mama Mia’s Restaurant in program to prevent artery a primary concern for those that regional issues such as housing and So. let's all pull together to ensure Vivian has always been available especially the elderly and the disad Manchester, after which the couple left for Nova Scotia. disease that leads to heart serve in our local government in the transportation are discussed, we are that Manchester is as great in the vantaged. They are residing in Vernon. attacks and strokes. ’That to listen to your problems and months and years ahead.' there to represent Manchester fairly future as it is today. Mrs, Aubey is employed as a medical secretary by means limiting your questions on any Issue. You may Orthopedic &rvice of Manchester. Mr. Aubey is a calorie intake in relation to phone her at any time...... machine repairman at Pratt & Whiteney Division of However, to further make herself Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Aubey your activity to the point United Technologies Corp. in East Hartford. (Fracchia that you remain op the available, 'she Is setting aside special I photo) slender side with no major weekly evening calling hours. fat deposits under your Calf Vivian Monday, October 3 Is there a solution to urban crime? skin, eat a low-fat, low- between 7:30 and 9:30 P.M. saturated fat, low- Editor’s note: This is the fourth of newspaper coverage of crime more usually young people — are asked to cholesterol diet. I am sen 15 articles in a series explqring Families appear to be especially 6 4 9 - 6 4 1 6 closely than actual crime rates. respond to questions about their own B ir th s ding you the Health Letter “Crime and Justice in America.” important in explaining the involve Thia Ad Paid For By In addition, changing laws, for commission of crimes. ’These studies number 1-3 to give you ’This series was written for Courses example, those regarding the ment of youngsters in minor MANCHESTER NEIGHBORS FOR find that virtually everyone does delinquencies and so-called “status more information on the VIVIAN FERGUSON by Newspaper, a program developed manufacture, distribution, and use of things that are illegal, but relatively LaaUa Balchar. Traaaurar by University Extension, University offenses” — behavior for which principles of this diet. drugs, change not only the statistics few go on to become serious Willis, Michael Mulcahy, Allison Clif- 28 at RockviUe General paternal grandparents are of California at San Diego, and juveniles but not adults can be Others who want this infor of crime, but the behavior of those criminals. George, son of Kenneth G. ton, daughter of William J. Hospital. Her maternal Mr. and Mrs. William J. funded by a grant from the National arrested. The community, however, mation can send 50 cents who enforce the law as well as those III and Sandra Clifton grandparente are Mr, and Mulcahy Jr. of West T H E REPUBLICAN TEAM Endowment for the Humanities. is most important in explaining and Cynthia A. Parent for it with a long, stamped, who violate it and are protected by it. Willis of 13 West St., Mulcahy of 89 Hansen Dr., Mrs. Richard M. Clifton of Roxbury, Mass. She has a self-addressed envelope. Copyright 1977 by the Regents of Increased alarm over crime has Youth and crime I ' a JUSTICE I differences in serious criminal im volvement. Rockville. He was born Vernon. She was born Sept. W inchester, Mass. Her sister, Janet Lynn, 3. the University of California. also led to increased reporting of Among those who do commit I COURSES BY NEWSPAPER i Family relationships also play Sept. 23 at Rockville criminal victimization. serious crimes, young people from r / larger role in delinquent behavior in General Hospital. His ’The precise amount of unreported age 15 into their early 20s are heavily By JAMES F. SHORT JR. stable and affluent communities, maternal grandmother is crime is impossible to determine, but over represented. I The author i Distributed by assaults justified by their while serious involvfment in crime is % g Mrs. Catherine Parent of a decade of surveys suggest that the The highest proportion of arrests United Press International perpetrators on political and associated with pour relationships James F. Short Jr. is a :g 39 Emma Lane, Vernon. actual amount is two to three times for the violent crimes of homicide, Crime has become a symbol of the ideoh'gical grounds. and other influences in economically j:; professor of sociology and direc- g His paternal grandparents ^ that recorded in police statistics. forcible rape, robbery and Rake In The Values... city. The distinction between orainary poof, high “The wings of the morning” All day long He stayed with me. Uriah Heap and Casper MUqnetoast And we sailed In perfect come to their minds. "Meek” Now that The Herald is published calmness rhymes with “Weak” and this is MANCHESTER in the morning instead of the evening S&H STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL O’er a very troubled sea. what it means to them. Nietzche was on Saturdays, it seems appropriate to HOURS one who did not understand the true TEE change the title of this column from Other ships were blown and ranoMllnd Pun 4 SpwWMM meaning of this word and poured con MON.-tAT. "Wings of Evening” to ‘‘Wings of battered, “DONE a m iu YOU W AIT tempt on the quality of meekness. Ofuul own For Any OopMlM Morning.” Other ships were sore dis 720 EAST tressed, Actually the word has no relation to, 1081 MAM CT. Some of you may recall that in my weakness. This concept has grown' first column I referred to verses But the winds that seemed to MIDDLE TUMinKE MMCHESTBI with the passing of tte years, but from the prophet Isaiah to explain drive them Phono 640-3380 W* M m SuAb Jmm, SocA*. the meaning of “Wings.” It is from Brought to us a peace and rest. originally, when it was translated in •oiirr MMCHESTER the seventeenth century, it referred >■ H ,. a Joggint $nin chapter 40, verse 31: Then I thought of other mor to a quality of strength. In the New I s n v ic i AMHN6TAU INDUSTMAL AND COiMMlIcML “They that wait upon the Lord nings English Bible, it is translated “those shall renew their strength; they shall With a keen remorse of mind. of gentle spirit.” HAS IT! phone mount up with wings as eagles; they R COMNTIOIING • REFM ^ When I, too, had loosed the Daniel Jenkins, a brilliant British 646-0863 shall run, and not be weary; and they Busifiess-Diroctory Guide For moorings. minister, uses the figure of a “gentle HEATIIIG and SKET METiU. 341 Broad St. shall walk and not faint.” giant” to illustrate this word. He Tlie phrase “Wings of morning” With the Presence left behind. Manchastar speaks of a strong, burly athlete who brings to mind another verse of So I think I know the secret. I III* DiCland Mechanical Senrket, he. Munchuster wants to win the confidence of a Manchester ai\d Surrounding Profutilonii P»k Scripture, which reassures us of the Learned from many a troubled ROUTE 113, P.O. BOX 3147 Sun* 106 constant w-esence of the Lord. In the timid little ^ rl; TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) way; “He lowers his voice and carefully iesigns, me. Betty Gallagher 139th Psalm we read: You must seek Him in the mor 643-2736 • 643-2162 prop. "Whither shall I go from thy controls his cumbersome Vicinity ning movonents, perhaps even getting Spirit? If you want Him through the Community Baptitt Church down on his knees...When hie can CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Or whither shall I flee from thy day! make her see that his strength is up- presence? Ralph Spaulding Cushman TOm, COTS, SUVHN M8S, All MATmEtCa. featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES If I ascend to heaven, thou art der control of his gentle will and that A counter offer all he wants to do is to help her and tTens,uuiTBiis MA.NCHESTER there! Jerome D. Engel, a noted Baptist Dr. Mellon will address clergy If I make my bed in Sheol, thou enjoy her company, then the strength preacher, was annoyed each Sunday becomes a reassurance rather than a The Rev. Dr. David D. Mellon, home MnOVEKHT art there! because an elderly gentleman went executive director of the Capitol FARR'S If I take the wings of the mor threat.” — quoted in “Christian Look at the (hirrent Ecumenical TMHVlOrTHIHa$TOM li/rnpike to sleep shortly after the sermon Maturity and the Theology of Region Conference of Churches, will Scene.” CaBMKE4MIT 2 MAW ITKET Pentiand The Fiorist ning began. After service one morning, be guest speaker at a dinner for all APPUMKI TV 6 4 G - 3 5 8 0 and dwell in the uttermost parts Success.” ‘The clergy dinner is scheduled in araiBUlTTlIPJL J. FAN • 143-7111 R the minister spoke to the young lad The Revised Standard Version members of the Manchester clergy, conjunction wiUi the 90th observance Enl la stag I anp of the sea, who came re^larly with the older their ^ u s e s and other religious even there thy hand shall lead translates the words of Jesus, of World Communion Sunday. The man, his grandfather. “Blessed are the meek for they shall leaders Sunday at 1 p.m. in Cooper Division of Christian Unity is also me, “If you will keep your grandfather Hall of South United Methodist V01KSW48EN8EP4M and thy right hand shall hold inherit the earth.” asking member churches of the con by tactOff tralnad apaclallata awake during the sermon,” said Dr. The New English Bible reads; Church. ference to observe the day by uniting me.” Engel, “I will give you a nickel.” The dinner is being co-sponsored '(verses 7-10) “How blest are those of a gentle in a “Prayer for Christian Unity” Phil Pale This arrangement worked well for by South Church and the Division of A R C O 0 “The Secret" spirit; they shall have the e a i^ for during Communion services Sunday. Lodeero end Zidek two Sundays but on the third the their possession.” Christian Unity of Manchester Area The prayer is contained in a r a iP K CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING One of my favorite poems which I elderly gentleman was back at his A proverb (inference of Churches, and is the brochure, copies of which have been 648-0086 have used here before, bears old routine, fast asleep. second such event co-sponsored by laa MAM n w opii aoa Un hi m this t m «.« tel “It is like sport to a fool to do sent to each Christian church in the repeating especially as we are When the lad was confronted with the groups this year. Division dele nancmhiw on 01 iota cut (oitici aAi aat wrong, 6ut wise conduct is pleasure state as part of the “Christian P&P AUTO REPAIR thinking of (iod’s presence in the the situation and reminded of their gates will serve as hosts, and dessert 706 Main SL • -Aron Charge” • Manchaater to a man of understanding.” Together” project sponsored by the Coonecticut’j largest Floor Covtriig Dealer morning. agreement he replied, “Yes, I know will be provided by Church Women Proverbs 11:23 Christian Conference of Connecticut t I met God in the morning you offered me a nickel to keep TV tomorrow and the Connecticut Bible Society. When my day was at its best Grandfather awake, but now he gives The Covenant Players from Any member of the clergy or MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. And His presence came like me a dime to let him sleep.” In times past I have been asked to Reseda, Calif., who are participating religious groups who have not made MERCURY . sunrise. The; meek inherit publicize the times of my occasional in services this weekend at Com Rev. Dr. David Mellon reservations for the dinner are asked MmuesnK uaem im , Like a glory in my breast. the earth? TV appearances. The next one is munity Baptist Church, will be to contact Elaine Holcomb, 649-2374. 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 ^ . :f tomorrow at 8 a.m. on Channel 3, on There will be an opportunity for Ptione 646-2756 All day long the Presence dinner guests and present a brief Last minute reservations also will be OanjPrhj mmmmma Aivma. loch* t Why should they? many will ask. the “We Believe” program. religious drama before leaving to discussion and sharing of concerns Sales. Combination Chanut. NO SERVICE CHAROE lingered. after the Rev. Dr. Mellon speaks on “A welcome, Mrs. Holcomb said. ^ Service - Bondbd. resume their tour. i v m i y c ^ keys in stock Repaiff ol all kmd^ i Algo We Make Kcya. Sci$aors & StO M ipA Pmking Sheart Sharpened. Rasim thm tor • HotBis • AlrOnat • StBannMpB LOCAL CHURCHES 627 Main StroBi FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies kic. ZION EVA.NGELICAL LITHERAIN Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, pastor; minister. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. to a.m., Sunday School classes for all Rev, Mr. Swensen preaching. Trinity BRAKE JOB SPECIAL CHIRCH (MISSOLRI SYNOD), 646-0226 675-3252 Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of CSiris- 11 a.m., Carl Inguanti, a dentist prac Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ages; 11 a.m.. Worship: 7 p.m.. Prayer; Tots for 3 year olds through Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Includes 4 wheels with linings, tian education. ticing at ^ m e rs State Prison. wiU talk on William J. Stack, Rev. William J. kindergarten. Nursery for infants: 9:30 Kuhl, pastor. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, public AMMEUiOFil^ MLTON CAKE KCOMTNIIS drums, Inspection of 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, “An Insider's View of Prison Life in Killeen. invlt^. a.m., Sunday Bible School classes for all cylinders. Disc brakes slightly 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Com Connecticut," music provided by Chris kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL ages three through adult. Nursery for in 70 UNION ST. higher. munion; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Inguanti, clarinet, and Ron Burke, 111 CINTU ST. * ** during service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning school auditorium: Sunday Masses at CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. fants: 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with MANCHUTM. CONN,, ROCKvnxe, conn. Pentiand The Florist has been serving Manchester and 59 Youth Forum; 1:15 to 11:35 a.m.. First Worship, Covenant Players, Nursery is pianist. Nursery and Sunday School, the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. Trinity Mon. - t PARIS (UPI) - A hijacker charged the plane only after the gun time to make a political speech and Dolores HaroiU will speak to the exploded a band grenade in the man exploded his grenade in the refuel the plane and warned police he Ladies Guild of the Church of the Bentley work start passenger cabin of his com plane’s passenger cabin. could blow up the plane. Assumption Monday at 8:15 p.m. at mandeered jet on an airport runway The middle-aged hijacker, who - Police said the Cwavelle airliner’s the church. All laches of the parish Theodore Cummings, state school district worked hard to get the representative from Manchester and Friday night. Police charged the shot a stewai^ess in the arm to show pilot reported over bis Intercom that are invited to attend the pronam, project approved. ’The parents have plane seconds later and captured he meant business, threatened to kill the hijacker, who had a pistol, had which will include demonstration of the Democratic Town Chairman, waited a long time and should get the one of his 98 hostages if officials did pulled the pin out of bis grenade and straw flower arrangements on raffia. has asked that the town proceed im improvements to the school, he said. him, but four persons were wounded. mediately with improvements at At least two of the injuries were not agree to give him 12 minutes air was holding down the detonator with Those planning to attend the event Manchester voters approved a his thumb. are asked to bring two yards of any Bentley School. bond issue in November 1975 for serious, police said. There had been .^m m ings said that parents in the 98 hostages. kind of ribbon. renovations at both Bentley and They identified the hijacker as Washington Schools. ” Jacques Robert, 43, who shot his All residents of Mayfair Gardens Chafmintide club Some doubt about the project father to death when he was a teen Area fire calls are invited to participate in a kitchen to open new recently has developed, however, ager and held up a Paris radio station social Monday a t 1:30 p.m. in Cronin because of declining school at gunpoint three years ago. Hall. season Monday enrollments. Some have questioned cheese provides any host or hostess the opportunity to entertain Police said their sharpshooters whether Bentley School should be up easily with dinners which are colorfidly attractive, eas\’ to prepare, Friday, 4:50 p.m.—Medical call to 560 Emanuel Hill Chapter of The Chaminade Musical Club of graded if it may only be needed as a IHanchester Burnside Ave. and nnirinely delicious. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Manchester begins its new season school for a few more years. If the occasion calls for a fall huHet, feature Crnoclu Farinesan Friday, 8:36 p.m.—Fire in tree on Friday, 4:54 p.m.—Medical call to 34 with a prograin of piano and song Downey Dr. (Town) tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of Dr. James Kennedy, superinten- Chicken made with two surprise ingredients — grated Parmesan Bumbrook Rd. Monday at 8 p.m. in the Federation Police report Vernon Friday, 5:40 p.m.—Medical call to 4 Emanuel Lutheran Church. dant of schools, has indicated that cheese and canned Frencli fried onion rings. Perfect accompaniments, Lincoln St. Room at Center Congregational the school will be needed at least l)oth featuring cheese, arc Tomato and Corn Scallop and Swiss Wal Friday, 2:10 p.m.—Smoke in the cellar The Grade 7 Confirmation class of Church. through the early 1980s. of a home on Cemetery Rd. (Vernon Fire Friday, 5:50 p.m.—Broken water main dorf Salad, a pleasing variation of an old fas'orite. at 288 Plain Dr. Center Congregational Church will ’The club’s format this year will in Even if Bentley will not be needed Pumirkin Cheesecake takes tlie l>est from tuo ol .Vmerica’s Department) clude only two monthly musical Police charged John J. Svelnys 24, W day, 3:09 p.m.—Kitchen fire on Friday, 6:08 p.m.—Medical call to 39 meet Monday at 5 p.m. in the Rob in future years as a school, Cum favorite desserts for an incredihle new dessei t guests will rave aliont. Hollister Dr. programs —October and November. of 168 Pine St., with evading respon Hany Lane. (Vernon Fire Department) bins Room of the church. mings said that he supports the When \()u want to invite ewryone o\cr aftci the game or the Friday, 7:02 p.m.—False alarm to The annual scholarship fund raising sibility in connection with an auto ac renovation work. school pla\, make it eas\ on yonrscll willi a simple and fun hnlfet East Hartford Goodwin School. concert will be held in December at cident Thursday night about 8:30. He said that the improvements can with a dillerent wa\ to serve popular Sloppx Joe sandwiches. Friday, 11:40 a.m.—Car fire at 54 Friday, 8:04 p.m.—Car knocked over Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson will ’Trinity Covenant Church. Police sai(j a car allegedly driven be made so that the building can be A new v.iriation of cliecse fondue is cniianccd with apple cider Connecticut Blvd. fire hydrant on Connecticut Blvd. be host and hostess Sunday at the The club will, however, plan by Svelnys, struck a parked vehicle put to public use if it is no longer and made easiK with shredded nalnial Cheddar cheese. Instead of Friday, 2:44 p.m.—Medical call to 96 Friday, 8:05 p.m.—Medical call to 1306 Lutz Junior Museum, 126 C ^ ar St., theater parties and social events needed as a school. in the parking lot of Midas Muffler Smith Dr. Main St. just the usual I'renih lircad. add an interesting assortment of hreads. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The public is during the spring and summer in ad Shop, 285 Main St., then continued for Friday, 4:38 p.m.—Medical call to Se Friday, 8:10 p.m.—False alarm to He said that it might be used to While yoirr Imngis guests arc wailing, delight them with Skew a short distance and ran into a utility cond North School. Hockanum School. welcome. Admission is free. dition to its annuls New Yoric bus trip house all of the town’s human ser in April. ered Fruit .Appeli/crs, a colorful arras ol strawhen ics, melon halls pole. Svelnys was treated at vices. Or, it might be used as a com and cubes of Pasteurized Process cliccsc spread. L'se a mclmi wedge Manchester Memorial Hospital for a Adventures in Reading, a book dis Appearing on Monday’s program bined school and public office cussion group, will meet Tuesday at are Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, as an umisnal serving dish. contusion on the mouth and dis building. Whatever the reason for your |)arlv, it can Ire as cscitiirg as a charged. The parked vehicle was 2:30 p.m. at Center Congregational soprano, and Mrs. Mary Stewart, Child advocacy program Cummings also suggested that the festival — and make it a cheese festival. owned by Sylvio Dubois, 40, of 471 N. Church in the library. contralto, who will sing two duets. sheltered workshop, now located in Main St. Mrs. Eldna Johnston will perform a the Lincoln Center, might be moved Svelnys is scheduled for court Oct. Britannia Chapter, Daughters of soprano solo. Accompanist will be to Bentley in the future and Lincoln will be started soon Mrs. Eliza Ventres. 11. the British Empire, will meet Center could be used for more town Berberly A. Bourque, 26, of 434 W. Thursday at ILSO-a.m. at the home Mrs. Het*y Potamianos will offer office space. A pilot program to aid neglected or Human Services for the Town of Middle Tpke., was charged with of Mrs. Norbert Coyne, 35 Farnham several piano solos, one by Cecile Cummings called Lincoln Center, CaLUNCHY PABMESAN CmCKEN driving under the influence of liquor abused children will soon be operated Manchester. Dr., East Hartford. (Chaminade, the composer for whom which served as a school for many at 12 a.m. Friday. in Manchester by the Community Clifford Johnson, chief psychiatric the club Is named. years and now houses town offices as 1 3oz. (xm French fried onions, 1/2 teaspoon saK Police said about $100 worth of Services Council (MCSC). social worker at the Community Snow rites today Refreshments will be served. well as the sheltered workshop, “the crushed Deshofpepfw cigarettes, cigars and candy was The program is sponsored by Child Guidance Clinic, will head the Anyone interested in an evening of 3/4 cup (3 ozj KRAFT Grated 1 2-1/2 to 3-Ri. broiler-fryer, cut up finest example in Connecticut of Parmesan Cheese stolen from the ninth hole concession MCSC under contract with the team. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Connec informal music is invited. The event shared use of a public building," 1 egg, beaten 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs stand of the Manchester Country Department of Children and Youth At the onset of the program, only ticut says goodbye to its Mr. Chips is free. New members are welcome. 1 tablespoon milk 1 teaspoon paprika Club on Line St. The break was Services (DCYS). one child advocate will be named to today with 9 a.m. services at the 1/4 cup PARKAY Margarine, melted reported Friday. The format of the program will be test the effectiveness of the position. Church of the. Holy Trinity for Combine onion, Police also reported that a young to appoint a volunteer child advocate Mason said. Others will be added if Wilbert Snow, 93, the state’s poet e w and milk; coat \ woman was harassed a second time who will represent a neglected or or when needed. laureate and for 13 days in 1946, its dteh. Pour margarine t abused child to an interdisciplinary The advocate will receive no pay golden brown, by youths in Center Park. She said govrnor. iscrvfiigs the youths were yelling at her and team and will follow up all actions except expenses. There will be no Snow died Thursday while SUNDAY ONLY harassing her about 4:25 that agencies or individuals agree to other paid positions. vacationing at Spruce Head, Maine. p.m. Thursday. A similar incident oc- take on behalf of a child. The advocate will work closely turred to the same woman The composition of the inter with the team of agency represen Large Size Wednesday night. disciplinary teams will vary from tatives and report his or her findings Meetings next week meeting to meeting, but will include to the team. PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE persons from agencies such as the Meetings of the team will be called 1 3 cup PARKAY Margarine 3 4 cup sugar East Hartford Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings in police department. Bar Association, by the chairman at the request of a PUMPKINS 1 3 cup sugar 1 16 oz can pumpkin Manchester (locations are in Municipal Building, 41 Police reported an auto accident Public Health Nursing Association, team member or any other person 1 leaspoon cinnamon Friday at 11:42 a.m. in which a car Center St., unless noted): 1 egg school admininistration. Youth Ser who is mandated by law to report a M 4 cups flour i 4 leaspoon ginger traveling east on Connecticut Blvd. vices, Child Guidance Clinic, Child child who may be in danger. Cases Monday TOMATO AND CORN SCALLOP SWISS WALDORF SALAD 1 4 teaspoon nutmeg veered off the road, hit a parked car, and Family Services, Crossroads, will be presented in such a way so as 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning Commission, Hearing 1 8 d z . jar CHEEZ WHIZ 3 /4 cup cracker crumbs 2 8 oz pkgs. PHILADELPHIA BRAND Dash of salt ran into a utility pole and into a win 2 cups chopped apples 1/2 cup raisins town Social Services Department, to observe all rules of confidentiality. Room. Pasteurized Process Cheese 3 medium tomatoes, sliced Cream Cheese 2 eggs dow of the Hannon Office Building at Manchester Memorial Hospital, All team members will be expect^ 1 cup celery slices 1 6 d z . pkg. KRAFT Shredded Tuesday Spread 1 tablespoon PARKAY Cream margarine and sugar until light and fluffy, blend in egg Add Hour. mi» zrell Spread 54 Connecticut Blvd. juvenile court, DCYS and a doctor to assist in establishing the major EACH 18-1/40Z. can crushed Natural Swiss Cheese Police said the car was driven by 9 a.m. —Directors Comment Session, Directors Office. 1 12-oz. can whole kernel corn, drained Margarine, melted dough with spatula on bottom and 2 inches high around sides ol 9 inch sprmglorm pan Bake and clergymen. responsibility of the agency or agen pineapple, drained 1/2 cup dairy sour cream at 400°. 5 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350 Joseph F. Girouard, 54, of 85 Park 7:30 p.m. —Board of Directors, Hearing Room. Heat process cheese spread in saucepan over low heat; stir in corn and The purpose of the inter cies which should deal with the 7:30 p.m. —Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, Combine softened cream cheese and sugar, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until Ave., East Hartford, who was taken disciplinary team will be to provide problem. 1/2 cup crumbs. In an 8-inch baking dish, layer half of com mlKtprb *nd 1/2 cup coarsely chopped w a ln u t^ |^ /4 cup KRAR Real Mayonnaise well blended. Blenr) in pumpkin, spices and salt, mix well Add eggs, one at a time, mixing to St. Francis Hospital for treat Probate (^urt. tomato slices; repeat: Jayen.''To« remaining crumbs with margarine; well after each addition. Pour mixture into pastry lined pan: smooth surface to edge ot expertise and guidance to a lead The program will begin as soon as T H e K/WQ ment. Information on the nature of agency in helping an abused or the contract is signed between the Wednesday sprinkle over casserole. Bake at 350°, 30 minutes. Combine ingredients; mix lightly. Serve Immediately. crust. Bake at 350°. 50 minutes Loosen cake from rim ol pan: cool before removing rim OF 4 to 6 servings 6 servings of pan. Chill. Garnish with whipped cream just before serving, it desired his injuries was not available from neglected child and to educate the MCSC and DCYS, Mason said. 7:30 p.m. —Parking Authority, Coffee Room. PRODUCE” the hospital. professional disciplines in the com Some details of the program have Thursday PERO The accident is still under in munity as to the nature of neglect to be worked out and should be ready 8:30 a.m. —Economic Development Commission, 2761 I ST., lUNCHESTa •643-6384 vestigation and no charges have been and abuse and its complexities, ac by the October meeting of the Com Hearing Room. filed. cording to Alan Mason, director of munity Services Council. 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate Court. m For ffte nursery school set I 03we Friday’s daily Watching mommie cook can be very confusing lottery number By BETTY RYDER probably 16 hours. It “tastess” like She buys it and stirs it with a Oatmeal Cookies minutes at 500 degrees and she takes lakes eggs and pul the shells and in 6 7 2 Apple Pie. Serves 4. Jennifer Sharp. spoon. Puts cheese and sausage on She puts hot boiling water in a it out and cools it. Then the frosting sides into the mix. Then we eat them When you ask the four-and-five- top and crust. Then she pots it in the bowl, then she pours the oatmeal in comes and she mixes it and it's my with chocolate frosting. They are year-olds at the Concordia Lutheran Chocolate Pie oven at 700 degrees for 2 minutes. and stirs it around. She puts flour in birthday today. Serves 10. Matthew delicious. Serves 3. Melissa Conde. Church Nursery School, “ What’s Makes it out of CRUMBS. Serves 5. David Hille. too, and brown sugar. She cooks it in Lane. Money market II cooking?” they know. Well, almost. IN MEMORIAM Chocolate crumbs and then puts the oven which is real hot for 13 It seems no matter how mommies Food Mart The youngsters in Mrs. Beverly In loving memory of Steven W. frosting on it. Put it in the oven at 7 Bacon minutes. When she takes it out of the Cu llcak«■^ appears to be making these recipes, Mcrovonlcb, who passed away October Manchester Parkade Strand's class were asked to write a degrees for 50 seconds. She takes it 2nd., 1974. Mom puts butter in a little pan and oven, and we eat it. Serves 4. Shan Mom takes a mix and puts it in the the youngsters all agree on one thing. recipe which was to be included in a out and puts candles on it. Serves 4. boils it. She puts the bacon in a frying non Murray. Mother’s Day card for their mom. oven for 5 mins, at 300 degrees. She They taste delicious. Always a silent heartache, Jennifer Hall. pan and we have bacon and eggs. Many a silent tear. All of the recipes received were But always a beautiful memory. Serves 6. Jimmy Mistretta. Chocolate Cuke Of one we loved so dear. original, to say the least. Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies She takes a bowl. Puts some Sadly missed by wife. Make it with puddin’. Then you put French Toast chocolate in it. Some eggs, sugar and chiltJren. Mother, brothers, Steak - it in the oven. TTien it comes out. 'ITie Eggs aand toast. She throws the sisters, nieces, and nephews mixes it. Bakes it at 300 degrees for 4 She cooks it on our new grill. Then oven is 80 degrees and it bakes for 80 eggs in a a bowl. She cracks, mixes minutes. Takes it out and frosts it my dad brings it in the oven and we minutes. It comes out like an English the eggs. She put bread into a bowl with RED. We eat it. Serves 6. put it in the freezer. We cook it for 70 muffin. Then you put marshmallows A8W A Y with the egg batter. She fries it and it Marlie Lavatori. hours and we have bread, beans and on it and a few meatballs. Then you looks like French toast. We put cin H A N C E T O carrots. Serves 4. Andrew Gagnon. take it out of the oven and you eat it. namon or syrup on it. It’s delicious. She puts the cake in a bowl. She Q E T ’E M Serves 10.. Don Willis. Serves 4. Heather Almond. stirs the cake mix and puts it in a They cooked it. My dad put pan. Puts it in the oven and the oven seasoning on it. Then we put the Cookies Pancakes is HOT. She takes eggs and throws white steak on the oven —It was HOT—400 Her gives them to me. She takes Mom puts milk in the pancakes and the shells away and puts eggs in the degrees —for 3 hours. It was just chocolate and puts in a bowl and they stirs around. She cooks them in the bowl. Then we eat it. Serves: lots of grubs? right. Then we put it on a plate and come out candy bars. She ptits in th house on the counter in a frying pan people. Hannah MacKenzie. we ate it with celery in a said. Serves oven at 2 degrees for 2 minutes and at —I don’t know how hot. And I like 12. Eric Vogel. then we eat them for my birthday. them a lot. Syrup and nothing else. She makes it with a cake mix. Puts Serves; every people. Joe Stephen Serves 4. Heather Schaller. it on the counter and she beats it with M a l n O H i c a Goes to Highland Park and talks to Spectracide 1007 Main Street son. a mixer. She puts it in a pan in the I' the man. May I have some steak, Corn oven at 200 degrees for 3 months and The only insecticide you please. She cooks it inside in the need to protect your lawn SPENCER ST. Runny Cuke She puts butter in it. In the hot then eat it. Serves 5. Peter Farley, stove at about 1,000 degrees and then Her gets frosting and some jelly water. She boils it at 100 degrees for 4 against white grubs as Li • ‘ ^ ^ i I'i\ . we eat it with bread and vegetables. well as chinch bugs, sod beans and some coconut and some minutes. Salt and pepper on it and She puts the cake together like Serves 4. Chris Behlke. webworms, Bermuda cake mix and that’s ALL. Fhits in the then we eat it. We have chicken that scrambled eggs. She stirs it, puts it mites, leafhoppers, and oven for 2 months for 1,000 degrees. is cooked with, she puts butter on it in the oven 3300-500 degrees for a KUfsrt Office Serves 6. Steven Sartor. many others. A simple, K Mart Shopping Plaza and that’s all. And mommy cooks it whileL Eat it AFTER supper. Make sensible way to control She makes toast. Butter and milk for 100 degrees for 2 hours. Serves 4. cookies with scrambled eggs and a wide range of bugs and land mixes the. She puts them in the Deer Cake Jason Williams. ■A' chocloate chips. Serves 5. Lynn Gen- keep grass growing stove and mom cooks them for 3 She puts frosting. Mom takes eggs, tilcore. greener. See us for days. Serves 6. Karen Hooper. she uses a beater. She puts it in Uie' Pumpkin Pie Spectracide insecticide... oven for 3 minutes for 40 degrees. It’s She puts peanut butter in the bowl Pupi'orn Scrambled th# all*purpose Convenience. like deer meat that a hunter shoots. and mixes with a spoon with eggs, Butter with boiled water and pop TheBetlerWDy Two eggs, sugar, milk. She mixed Serves 7. Lucqs Cosgrove. insacticlde. It’s what you want in banking. Heritage Savings has four offices water, milk. Then she puts the corn. She cooks it on top of the stove it aqd put it in the oven for 100 pumpkie pie in it. Then she put it. in in a pan and then we eat it. Serves 3. SPECIAL in Manchester for banking convenience wherever you go. And degrees for 10 minutes. Then we eat each of our offices gives you "convenience specials." At Money- Hut l)ugH & Corn Breui| the oven and the oven is HO'T Michael Flaherty. it with a fork and nothing else. Serves She puts it in HOT water. She degrees. She bakes it until it is done. 4. Suzanne Lee. GMNUUUi now’6” markets I or 11 you can bank right where you shop. When shopping bakes it. Take them out of the water She puts flowers on top. They are Cliirken at K Mart Plaza, bank at our K Mart office. Or, bank at our Main Heritage Savings and put on a plate. My mom makes pink. Amy McConnell. This is easy. First we buy it at the Street office right in the heart of Manchester. And, if you don’t want Apple P ie , corn bread and she puts it in a pan store. We put it in a freezer and guess & IjMjn I Issociation • Since 1891 First she puts flour. Then cin and then cuts it. It bakes for 20 what....? We get it really frozen. to walk in—drive up to our drive-up teller windows on Maple Street. namon. Tlten she mixes it up and then Convenience is what you want in banking. Convenience is what minutes for 30 degrees. Serves 4. Kire Criapy Couklea Then we bake it with a stove —HOT kinda’ cuts it in half. Then she kneads David Smith. —50 degrees for a couple minutes. We S40 NEW STATE RD. you get at Heritage Savings and Loan. with her knuckles. Then flattens it Mommy takes p^nut butter, I think —and puts it with Rice Crispies have it with beans and carrots. MANCHESTER out. Then p r e s ^ it down. Peel off Pixxu —a LOT —so it will taste good. A lot Serves 5. Ted McCarthy. How moiTimies cook is all in llu' i.u's ol tiu' luliolticr. Mrs. OaMThura.tot apples, cut in little pieces and THEN Put in inthe stove with cheese, of marshmallows; She bakes it in the Edward (Margaret) Gagnon of 219 Scott Dr., proparos a recipe Speclraclda^ Iradomark of CI8A>QEIOY she puts them in the PIE and then tomatoes, (Ithink) 2 minutes at 5 Winnii'-llli'-Pouli Cake she putslt into the oven. She turns on oven on the top one. They are icky under the watchful eyes of her young son, Andrew. (Herald degrees. The crust is on the bottom land good. Serves 6. Julie Shrider. Mom takes a cake mix and beats the HOT one, the TOP one for Serves 5. Timothy Kennedy. and mixes it. Puts it in the oven fo^6 photo by Larson) * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ManchMter, Conn., Sat., Oct. 1, 1»77 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TW aB- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 1, 1977 yernon planners eye capital needs Uy BARBARA RICHMOND proved by the Town Council, and the sewers and highways, Loranger said. He should have high prioflty. On the public Bill Lee has 100 years of memories Herald Reporter voters, if necessary. said the list doesn’t include any requests works list these were a public works A capital improvements budget totaling Loranger was aked to produce the infor- for replacement or new equipment or complextown garage, dog pound w e s t U W ^ i By BARBARA RICHMOND woolen mill that used to be on Windermere have the money to pay for their drinks the a to ll park estimate of |20 million was "^^^un in connection with the revision of rolling stock. renovations, expansion of the Senior PHARMACY One of the items the commission in Herald Reporter Ave. in Rockville. You could always tell when owner would write their name on a slate. The given to the Vernon Planning Commission f*>e ‘own plan and its relation to future Citizen Center and several road improve OVER y e ar s Of C-ONTINUOUS SERVICE! It was payday — men and women would be only problem was that there would be fights for Qonsideration this week. provision of town services. dicated should have priority is purchase of ment projects. 455 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER How do you cram 100 years of living drunk in the streets and the mill would have to and people would rob up against the slate, so John Loranger, town planner, prepared estimates for all of the land for a fire station to replace the one in The Police Department asked for a 643-5230 into one newspaper story? It’s not easy close down for the day. the owner knew who owed him what. the proposal after asking all town depart- projects are ball park figures that depart the Dobson Rd. area of Rt. 30. radio tower on Fox Hill, plus a repeater : y o u r c o m m u n it y h e a l t h se r v ic e s t o r e * when the person you are writing about He also remenobers when there were stores Liee also voiced some words of wisdom ment heads to submit their anticipated **'®ut heads submitted after checking on The Public Works Department had the and satellite receiver system. longest list of needs, most of them being is still active. vHiere Rockville General Hospital is now. about the young people of today. needs for the next five to six years. t*>e cost of similar projects in other area The tax assessor said there is a need for ’Ihat was before the Maxwell Estate, part of “If the people today stayed horn and iHe cautioned the commission that there fowns. ^road improvement projects or correction a revaluation study. The Parks Depart William “Bill” Lee of Rockville will reach the hospital facility, was even built. ** watched their children the way my mother is a long way to go before the needs for About $15 million of the |20 million is for of drainage problems. ment said it needs a storage garage, and the century mark Wednesday. Although he ’The stores all burned down. Across the and father watched us, they wouldn’t have so any individual project are justified, ap- Loranger checked the ones he feels the Town Council, codification of or now lives b a Rockville convalescent tome, street, udiere the Prichard Blodc is now on much trouble. dinances. he still get around utoer his own power and Union St., there was a roller skating rink, “We weren’t hanging around drinking and The Vernon Water Co. said it need’s a keeps up to date on evkyUiing gping on around OPEN smoking. If our parents said be in at 8 o’clock, water storage tank, a main on Tunnel town and everywhere else. whidi also burned, along with the cniginal Union Congregational Church. this dito’t mean one minute after.” Building jobs begin this month Rd.-Vernon Ave., and a new well on Tunnel He was bom in Hartford, came to Rockville Speaking of the Hockanum River, he Rd. ALL DAY as a child and has lived in this area ever since. Lee used to visit the old Hony Opera House expressed concern that it’s polluted. Lee used The Town of Vernon has scheduled two duct an open house at the school House at Franklin Park. William Houle, Planning Commission He’s not only unique because of his age — he where be saw “somel reel good shows.” ground breaking ceremonies for the Thursday. Parents are asked to meet in Our Lady of Fatima Council 4122 of the member, said the commission should also set some record by not retiring until he to catch good trout there when to was young, SUNDAY ’Ihere’s nothing like that around here now, he but after the town put in sewer lines to month of October. the gym at 7:30 p.m. for a short business Knights of Columbus will sponsor a strongly recommend that the Town Coun reached age 81. He started to work in the said. couldn’t fish in it. Ground will be broken for the addition to meeting which will precede tours of the Columbus-Day Ball Oct. 8 from 9 p.m. to 1 cil begin actively searching for suitable Talcottville Woolen Mills when he was just 13, The building which housed the opera bouse the Vernon Fire Co. I firehouse Oct. 11 at classrooms and discussions with teachers. a.m. in the Sacred Heart Church Parish land for the new firehouse and also to in OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. which makes a total of 68 working years. He also remembers Snipsic Lake (now a was condemned several years ago and had to reservoir) when it was a resort area. He rode 10 a.m. on Rt. 30, Vernon Center. St. Bernard’s Church Women's Guild Center, Rt. 30. For more information con itiate a complete study of public works He was in the Talcottville mills for 55 years be tom down. The Vernon Historical Society the excursion boat and recalled the delicious On Oct. 28, ground will be broken for the will be collecting clothing for infants 3 to 6 tact Andrew Tricarico or James Rizner. needs. Our Staff Is Here 7 Days and also worked for a few years in the Ctoney retrieved some of the items from the opera shore dinners. town’s new police station, adjacent to the months old at a special Layette Mass The p r o of the Vernon Elementary Applications for projects from the Mills. He still wasn’t ready to retire and then A week To Serve Your Family! bouse. He also recalled when, if someone was ill, existing station on West St. and Rt. 30. Tuesday at 7 p.m. School will sponsor a father-child softball Recreation Commission were not sub took a job as a custodian in the Sykes School in ALL MEDICINAL Lee also remembers when the RockviUe you would go to the one ptone in Talcottville— Refreshments will be served at both The senior citizens of the Franklin Park game today at 1 p.m, at 1 p.m. at the mitted in complete form. The commission Rockville. Hotel was an elegant place to dine. You could the one in the general store—and call the doc events. ■ and Grove St. senior citizen housing com school field, Rt. 30. Grade 5 pupils will asked Loranger to ask that commission to SERVICES AVAILABLE When he lived in Hartford there wasn’t an have all you could eat for 50 cents. tor, who would come to the house in his horse plexes will sponsor a rummage sale Oct. 8 participate. Rain date is Sunday at 1 p.m. submit more information on plans for inside bathroom or a bathtub in the entire city Bulletin board 'T ve seen the best of this country. The un and buggy, administer medication and only from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Community development of Camp Newhoca and an in and the Bulkeley Bridge was a wooden one. He 'The Lake Street School PTO will con ions and the politicians have killto it,” he charge |1. door swimming pool. remembers standing on that bridge and said. His grandmother’s father’s farm was watching horse races on the ice on the ^nnec- ’That doctor was related to the Lees and he is where the State Capitol building now stands in the one for whom Whiton Memorial Library in ticut River. East Hartford police Hartford. Lee can remember sheep grazing on Manchester is named. One of the highlights of bis coming birthday the hillside. Lee is an avid basebaU fan and Friday and Saturday nights used to to big was the receipt of a birthday card from Presi FINAST SUPERMARKETS OPEN SUNDAY 9TO 4 watches his clock to make sure he doesn’t nif^ts in Rockville. All of the stores were warn dog owners dent Carter and his wife, Rosalyn. miss a game on television. His favorite team? open. Lee said the town had an ordinance then Finest Supermarket Kelly Road and Route 83, Vernon Open Sunday 9 To 6 Lee has a keen sense of humor and quipped ’The Red Sox, of course. which prohibited anyone from standing on the Due to the sharp increase in the number of roaming that he didn’t know if he’ll be arouto to “I’m a New Englander and I back the Red street and talking. dogs in town, the East Hartford Police Department is celebrate his 200th birthday. Sox.” Baseball is the only thing be likes to warning dog owners. He then turned reflective and said, “Poor watch on television. He could write a book about all of his Police warn dog owners that they will be issued a sum old Rockville is all washed up. It usto to be About the game In general, he conunented, experiences, for he’s had a lot of them over mons to appear in court and will have to pay a fine, go to such a busy place when the woolen mills were “I think they’re killing it. The salaries for the the 100 years. Even though he feels Rockville jail, or both, if allowing a dog to roam. operating.” players are too Ugh and they charge too much isn’t what it used to to, it’s bis home and he Police said the action was prompted by the large “We didn’t make muc± money then but we to go to a game.” loves it. number of complaints from residents about dog bites, lived 100 per cent better.” When he started to . Lm told of his uncle, who was a policenum He has a daughter, Mrs. John Booth of Dart damage to private property, and small children being HNAST work be brought home |13 a month and gave it in Hartford. Lee used to walk the beat with Hill Rd., with whom he made his home until frightened. to bis parents. him — on Front St. — through the toughest recently, five grandchildren and six great Police also said the dogs are a menace to highway traf A teetotaler himself, Lee doesn’t have much part of town. grandchildren! He also has a sister, Mrs. Hat fic and have been the cause of several accidents. Rockville’s Bill Lee relaxes while recalling events from his past. use for those who spend their money on liquor. Any dog found roaming will be impounded and the He’ll be a century old this week. (Herald photo by Richmond) He chuckled when to recalled how people tie Pitkin, who will be 85 Thurstoy. She lives He said be can remember living near the used to go into the bar there. If they didn’t in a Manchester convalescent tome. owner will be responsible for paying the impoundment fee. FESnVAL! Community calendars MEAT STREET tlS.A. D em ocrats Common Pleas Court cases Andover repair, 7:30 p.m., Capt. Nathan Hale Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m. X L. School. Town Office Building. Glen Wood Jr., 52, of East Hartford, president of .Monday Town Council, after town meeting. Fairway Estates, Inc., was bound over to Hartford Coun Town clerk, assessor, tax collec Town Hall. schedule ty Superior Court after a hearing in probate cause this tor, 6 to 8 p.m,. Town Office Committee on Needs of the Aging, week in Common Pleas Court 12, East Hartford. V Building. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. South Windsor Woods was charged with larceny and embezzlement. First selectman, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Tuesday Today lu n ch eo n s Other cases heard this week included: Office Building. Preparation and correction of Voter registration, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. • Richard Guiness, 17, of 62 Tracy Dr., Manchester, Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., preliminary registry list, 9 a.m. to 5 Council Chambers at Town Hall. disorderly conduct, nollto (not prosecuted). firehouse. p.m.. Town Hall, South Windsor Kennel Club match, • Bruce E. Dewey, 39, of 860 Main St., East Hartford, Annual Town Meeting, 8 p.m., An Free blood pressure screening, 1 to 10 a m., Tolland County Agricultural risk of injury to a minor, nolled. His case was continued dover Elementary School. South Windsor W hole Center Cut (ihuck Freeh Italian 2 p.m.. Bane’s Pharmacy, Main St. Center, Rt. 30, Vernon. on a charge of public indecency. Tuesday Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Noontime luncheons with South • Michele Moran, 26, of 366 Center Rd., Vernon, sale of Town Hall. Monday Windsor Democratic candidates and liquor to a minor, nolled. Leg ^ Veal Steak or Roast Poifc Shoulder Sausage Republican Town Committee, 8. prominent state officials have been Republican Town Committee, 8 • Susan Sato, 18, of Prospect, sale of liquor to a minor, p.m.. Town Office Building Community Chorus rehearsal, 7:30 scheduled for the four Wednesdays in p.m.. Town Hall, nolled'. ■ ’ ■ Marco Brand Wednesday to 9:30 p.m., Timothy Edwards October at the Acadia Restaurant, ■ 0 Wednesday School. • Kenneth Burkamp, 20, of 154 Park St., Manchester, v R u m p 7-Bon« 5 lb. box 5.45 Community Health Service nurse, A 102 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. using a motor vehicle without a owner’s permission, Half $ ^ 0 9 Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Town Council, 8 p.m.. Council 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Guest speakers at the luncheons fined |l00; interfering with a police officer, fined |50, and Town Hall, Chambers at Town Hall. Stank Lesser Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., An will include Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, carrying a weapon in a motor vehicle, nolled. Hallw1.19 Amounts*. 1.19 dover Congregational Church. Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town State Senate Majority Leader Joseph • Richard Cb^dler, 27, of Bolton, breach of peace, 60 5 9 ! Hall. Building and Sustaining Communi Tuesday Lieberman, Democratic State Chair- days in jail, execution suspended, and probation for one Carando Pepperoni...... 1 1.99 Chuck Roast .... * 79* Mr. Deli Special! ; “ , ' ‘ ty Program, 7:30 p.m., Andover Parks and Recreation Commis Preschool story hour, 10 a.m.. n>an and House Majority Leader year. Seafood Faiforites! Congregational Church. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. South Windsor Public Library, William O’Neill, and Barbara • Arthur Duncan, 36, of Hartford, driving while license Top Blade Steak 'T ’r .’is :.» 99* Underblade Steak Borre In . . . R> 89* Baked Ham'%^ij' Friday Thursday Sullivan Ave. Weinberg, state director of the is under suspension, fined |75. FfOoenGodFllet Ground Beef .. * 79* Stew Beef .. e 1.09 Girl Scout leaders, 7:30 p.m.. Town Board of Education candidates in Friendship Force. • William Kralik, 48, of 44 Mary St., East Hartford, Preschool Story Time, 10 to 10:30 Democratic candidates for Town VealCtxips Satotn or ShoulOer. . . . K> 1.39 Beef Short Ribs ...... ,7 9 * a.m., Andover Public Library. Hall. formation night, 8 p.m., Avery Street risk of injury to a minor, nolled. A charge of attempted $ 4 9 9 Council, Board of Education and Rib Veal Chops ...... » 1 .4 9 Shoulder Roast BoneteM . . . . K) 1.39 Virginia Styta Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office School. fourth-degree larceny was continued to March. FrMWySaoMl Beef Shoulder LondonBrod , . . b 1.49 Building. Senior citizens bingo, after lunch at Planning and Zoning Commission • Mary L. O’Keefe, 56, of 166D Tudor Lane, Loin Veal C h ^ ...... >» 1.79 nutrition center, St. Peter’s will deliver a brief address at one of Grange card party, 8 p.m,. Town Manchester, interfering with a police officer, nolled. Frozen Salmon: 1.79 Veal Shank tor Stew Borre m ...... f t 79* Boneless Beef Kabobs..»1.39 Hall. East Hartford Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Rd. the Oct. 5, Oct. 12, Oct. 19 and Oct. 26 • Richard Levesque, 17, of 130 Greenswood Dr., luncheons. - More Mr. Deli Treats!—* ------' Today Manchester, second-degree reckless endangerment, Democratic Campaign Chairman nolled. /* PRODUCE Italian Hot Ham CerenOot . . . » 2.19 Chicken barbecue, Hockanum W'ednesday Abraham Glassman said the Democratic luncheon, noon, • Craig Wolfram, 18, of 165 Thompson Dr., Manchester, P rince Caraixlo’s Pepperoni .. > 1.99 Bolton Methodist Church, sittings at 4:30, luncheons are held to acquaint voters first-degree criminal mischief, nolled. E t» te m W ashed 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Acadia Restaurant, Manchester. with the candidates and the issues. (3enoa Salami Cerandot . . . . K> 1.99 Today Down to Earth Garden Club, 7:45 • Tae Christensen, of 48 Michael Ave., East Hartford, A n ils b it onlir In S U m arttll S*mct M l Ofptl. Sunday ’The luncheons are open to the breach of peace, fined f50. Antique show and sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. public. 'They will begin at noon and Muahroom, Potatoes In-Store Bake Shop Features! Elks Walkathon, Lodge on Roberts Board of Education candidates in • Gary Huckiger, 18, of 2 Loveland Hill, Vernon, theft p.m., St, Maurice Church Parish St., starting 10 a.m. will cost If desired, advance of credit card, nolled. He pleaded guilty to a charge of il Maat, Plain Fresh Italian Bread .. 4 « 1.00 Center. formation night, 8 p.m.. Orchard Hill reservations may be made by calling CBers Jamboree, Elks Pavilion, legal use of credit card and his case was continued. Fresh Baked Hard Rolls . 6 *5 9 * School. 48 oz. Red(3rapes 49* Size A 201b. Junior pony football, Bolton noon to 6 p.m. Mary O’Hara, 644-8718. 'U.S. iT Bulldogs vs. Stafford, 1:30 p,m., Iced Cupcakes As*orted . ■ . 6«,89* Local winners Bartlett Pears Ctedomw . . . . 10.„79* Na1 A reliable ooly In Stores irlth In-Store Bake Shops Herrick Memorial Park. Monday Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m.. Thursday Keith Woolam of South Windsor Yellow Onions ...... 3 39* Smorgasbord, sittings 5 and 7 p.m., took first place in the 8.000-pound Town Hall. Knights of Columbus begin fund Girding Penney^s gym Fresh Celery Hearts . - . (*g 49* — FROZEN FOODS — and slide lectures, 6:15 and 8 p.m,. vehicle class during the doodlebug rBAKER STREET- Cortland or United Methodist Church, Emergency Medical Services Com raising drive for the mentally Green Peppers SwMt. . . . 3tlS 1.00 mission, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Like flying buttresses on a modern cathedral, these girders draw at the Eastern State Exposi Sunday retarded, local shopping centers. tion. Fr©sh CsrrotScaHonue. . . Sphos 1.00 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m,, Preschool story hour, 10 a.m.. and supports stretch out from the walls of the Penney High M cIntosh Apples Round Ravioli Bolton Tigers midget football vs. Italian Bread Penney High School: South Windsor Public Library, School gym in East Hartford. A broad walkway runs under Woolam drew 47.900 pounds for 36 % Red Radishes ...... 29* Lebanon, 1 p.m., Herrick Memorial inches. Tuesday Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. them. (Herald photo by Dunn) Rnssi leoi | CucumbersLonaoMo...... 8 ,<,1.00 Orchard Run Loul»e-ATMty Park. Town Hall. Fresh m U.S.Na1 QuIckMeel pkg g Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall. 4 9 ® Foliage P la n ts .. 2 ,„8 9* 1 9 f Bolton Bulldogs senior pony foot Board of Education candidates in ball vs. Stafford, 3 p.m., Herrick I English MuffinsF»«.. 31fS 1.00 Jeno C h eese P izza— 'iS' 78* Wednesday formation night, 8 p.m.. Pleasant Memorial Park. Planning and Zoning Commission Valley School. Donuts PWnaSuote . . . . .25T,1.00 Garlic Bread Bstecicco .... (Ag 39* Monday workshop on the new comprehensive ® Fence in Coventry Lake Big Sandwich Bread. 2*L°‘ 1.00 Italian Richmond Broccoli SpearsF.»,... 2SK 89* Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife town plan, 7 to 9 p.m.’, Town Hall, Friday Wheat Breadc^cM. . . 2 'ii‘ 1.00 Shrimp Scampi Tm m 0 Sm . pkg 1.39 and Drum Corps, 6:30 to 8:30, Bolton Thursday Preschool story hour, 10 a.m.. Frankfurt R o ls ...... 25tj 1.00 OrangeJuice Buitoni Lasagna FtrWy Sue . pkg 2 .2 9 Elementary School. Conservation and Environment South Windsor Public Library Tom atoes Hamburg Rols loSn . . . 2[^ 89* Pumpkin Piew. Smith > . . . pkg 1.59 Town clerk, tax collector, Commission’s Energy Workshop, concerns town officials DelGaizo assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Community 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. Fresh Deli RolsR..tsM«> 3l4S* NuForm Spumoni Hood s . e v d 99* Hall. By CLAIRE CONNELLY plainers, fears the fence will set a However. Koontz says -that the Fnast Grinder R o ls.. . . St 39* Vi gallon Breyer’s Ice Cream 1.69 Conservation Commission, 7:30 precedent and has issued a violation t ^ » Ferfion Herald Correspondenl Hemlock Point Association does not carton p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. notice to D’Orazio. have a state charter and therefore Today The landowner applied to the BONUS BARGAINS Tuesday Hebron If you ask Coventry Zoning Agent has no legal jurisdiction over the SPECIAL VALUE Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Father-child softball game, 1 p.m., town’s Zoning Board of Appeals property. Ernest Wheeler whether a fence Grocery Values from Finest! Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! Tomato Paste .. 2’^98* Community Hall. Today Vernon Elementary School, Rt. 30. belonging to Anthony D’Orazio is (ZBA) for relief from Wheeler’s This revelation has thrown the adverse ruling. To complicate Mueller’s SpaghettiM 39* Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Republican tag sale, 10 a.m., Ted's violating town and state regulations, issue back to the town, and Wheeler Bounce M ushroom s^.’,i:Sl. 2t£. 1.00 Ricotta Cheese b2S?S. . ’,^ 9 9 * X matters still further, the Hemlock Community Hall. Supermarket, Rt. 66. Monday he will probably ask you to tell him said this week that D’Orazio would Light N'Lively Miksw..u c^.“ 89* Finast Margarinec<»,cN. 2;^ 99* St. Maurice Church, adult choir, 7 discussion, 7 p.m., Vernon Middle that the letter came from association 1.09 p.m., at church. Sunday Hemlock Point and Knoll Dr. to keep what the next development will be. ItEriian Dressing R,a,noo 1 PAGE FO U R .B - MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, Mancheiter. Conn., Sat., Oct. 1.1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 1 , 1077- PAGE FIVE-B Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Town sets schedule Thought About town ^National Weather Forecast Members of Anderson- MEDICAL LABORATORY for flushing lines Today is the first day of the rest of NAIIONAI 'WfAHlIN SIRVICI fOtfCASI »o 1ST 10 1-77 Shea Post and Auxiliary of She Heralb 3 0 p o M 3 0 0 0 The Town of Manchester Water rust and sediment from being your life. Even though it’s the end of TECHNICIANS the VFW will join posts and Part tfma Department will be flushing lines brought into the home’s system. the season and we all turn our auxiliaries from CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING next week in the North End. If sediment does get into a home’s thoughts inward, collar up and Part time openings available for Medical Laboratory throughout the state for a Technicians. 8 to 16 hours weekly on our day or evening The schedule for the week is; hot water tank, the homeowner buttoned in, it must still remain in hospital party Sunday at Monday —Bretton Rd. in a should wait until the water clears shifts. Alternate weekends. Must have completed formal time of action. We must live each day the Connecticut Valley Medical Laboratory educational program or have a northeastoly direction to Saulters and then open the faucet at the bot open to our God and let the rays of Hospital in Middletown. PHONE 643-2711 minimum of 2 or 3 years experience as a technician In a SAN FAA»8CltCO Rd. tom of the tank to drain the collected His sun be that which warms and ’Those planning to attend FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Medical Laboratory. For more information and to Tuesday and Wednesday material, which will settle at the bot strengthens our souls. Only in this way will leave the post home at arrange for an interelew, please contact the Personnel —In g ress Dr. to Colonial Dr. at the tom. 12:30 p.m. Department 646-1222 ext. 481. comer of Cushman Dr. and then in an Also, if a load of wash is done can we live through these days INDEX > ?9 77X DALLAS ahead, rejoicing in the summer’s toil N O T IC IO ADVERTISINQ easterly direction to Vernon St. during the period of discolored hichisi 1 LoM and Found Ti«riRAtuii$V ^ T h u r^ y —Oakland to N. Main St. water, the load should be done again and enjoying the fruits of our labor. Emanuel Hill (Siapter of RATES MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL riO HCWOmEANS \ ^ l 2 — P ora ondo 60 3 — AnnouncsmDms and streets in the N. School St. and after the water clears and four Ecclesiastes 3; 9-13 Alcoholics Anonymous will 1 d t y ___ 11 c w ord por day 71 Haynta Siraat 4 — iiotfto . ■ Mill St. area. ounces of cream of tartar should be Entsrtsinmtnt 3 days ... lO i word por day Manehaatar, Ct. 06040 10 What advantage has the worker meet tonight at 8 in Luther S — Auc1k>nt Friday —Oakland St., Sheldon Rd., added to help clean any discoloration Hall of Emanuel Lutheran 6 daya .... Of word p«r day (OHM Opparttmltf (mptbiwr l ^ \ J S N O W from his toil, i have considered the FINANCIAL 26 daya — 6f word par day Tudor Lane and Rachel R^. of the clo th ^ . Church. 8 BondD-Stockt-MofigigM IS words $2.00 minimum \ y / / ‘j s W W t.t task which God has appointed for UAtWIATHEN FOTOCAST ?) 0 — PDrtonsi Lotnt H app y A da ...... $2.30 ir$di If water appears discolored, the men to be busied about. He has made 10 - insurancD homeowner should try to avoid using everything appropriate to its time The Grade 7 Confirma PLANTS, PLANTS, Plants. Yesterdays tion Cl»ss of Center fMPLOYMCNT TOOL MAKER to do it until it clears up. This will prevent and has put the timeless into their 13 Halp Wantad experimental work. Call Mark Sell the revolutionary Decl 25 years ago Congregational Church will 14 Buiinaaa OpportunKlaa Soilless Plant System through hearts, without men’s ever dis 15 — Situation Wantad Manufacturing Co., Inc., 647- N egro c a m p a i r a d in n e r South Manchester Fire Deparment meet Monday at 5 p.m. in HAPPY 1626. the Decl Plant Party Plan. For Period Ending 7 P.M. EST Saturday. Saturday will find covering, from beginning to end, the lO U C A T IO N Successful method to earn rain over the Lakes, the Ohio valley and most of the Northeast. set fo r Tlrh u rsd faiay takes steps to build a West Side the Robbins Room ;of the 18 Prtvata Initructtons work which God has done. I BIRTHDAY 19 — Schoois-Claaaaa RENTAL AGENT - Part time extra money. Full or part Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Maximum readings include; firehouse. church. time. We furnish training and Roger Negro, who is seeking re- recognize that there is nothing better MOM McNALLY 20 Instructions Wantad for Manchester Apartment AtlanU 83, Boston 64, Chicago 65, Cleveland 62, Dallas 87, Russell Hathaway is willing to take Complex. Knowledge of inventory. Call for an inter Denver 63, Duluth 53, Houston 91. Jacksonville 90, Kansas City election as treasurer of the Town of than to be glad and do well during Love, NEAL ESTATE view, 278-40M. Manchester, will open his campaign Civil Defense director post on a 23 Homas lor Sala Safeguard System and typing 64, Little Rock 87, Los Anc ' Miami 88. Minneapolis 58, 24 — Lots-Land for Sala a plus. Please send resume to stand-by basis. life. For every man, moreover, to eat David, Linda, — New Orleans 89, New York , I'koenix 96, ,San Francisco 70, with a spaghetti dinner Thursday at 25 Invastmant Proparty Box B, co Manchester Herald. SALESMAN. Dynamic, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home, York Strangfeld is elected chair and drink and enjoy the fruit of all his Sharon, Kevin, 26 — Businats Proparty enthusiastic phone personali Seattle 59, St. Louis 71 and Washington 74. man of the Red Cross. 27 — Raaort Proparty 608 E. Center St., from 5 p.m. to 8 labor is a gift of God. 26 ~ Raal Estala Wantad ty. Guaranteed salary and Lowest bids on Bowers, South □ NOTICES ‘^Smokey, ” and ADVERTISING commissions. 2782935. p.m. By Cheryl Parkington MI8C. SENVICES Joseph Lieberman, majority school work totals 8298,718. For the “Queenie" 31 Sarvicas OHarad DEADLINE MAINTAINER 32 — Painting>Paparing Manchester Community HELP WANTED to work on ...... y e a r s a g o — Pioneer Parachute honored leader of the State Senate, is 1 0 Manchester Area xxxxxx 33 6uild F rffk ami EfiMSt ACROSS DOWN Answer to Pravioua Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 1, 1977 - PACE NINE-B 1 Oovemsieiit 1 Horae Q C lt H D U i VB DECIpeP TC? RUN I d o n ' t k n o w w h y Morr MiieH H f f H , 5ift» S0#ot diraetivH □ a n a i i ] Charlo* M. Schultz m AWAV f=Rp\A T BOTHSaTC) |Miiip.«rd.) 2 Young lady LOST AND HCVVAE ANDUOIM "nHE TELL HER A»>jyTHINE-, HAVf IfMDER 8 Hook (Fr., bbbr.) Q Q D o n n ,FO^I<9N L-BSON, Dear Abby School oraani- 3 Morning aong 6 □ u a n c i a □ d q i b c i u FOUND i5 rt€ Ming iitio n (ibbr.) 4 At □ □ □ 12 She (Fr.) 6 Horae □ Q D ^HERE'S THE WOU U)ER£ PVT HERE ON O F THe goiie^ AMD y By Abigail Van Buren 13 Singsr command □ D Q IN ftTUKN.THEV SHOOT THAT HAS TO BE FH igtnld 6 Kelp I WAV I SEE EAl?THT05IN6‘l'(WI?6l(?P AT WU WITH BB GVN5 UM pfg **FOUM p'*-- I DEAR ABBY: Vm a respecUibls middls-usd woman 'THEljJORSTBAieSAlNl 14 Jsp tn tM coin 7 Oversights IT.. 50N65ANP HELP MAKE who nevar thought Pd he writing a Daar Ahbytottar, hut I 15 tilsnd in th* 8 Radio ANP SLINGSHOTS! 'VE HEARP OF IN «icgRY M o f u g M n r v •am. , MsdHiirrsnsin technique THE liJORLP KAUTIFUL... A ll LIFE! £^DEMCe IN HI5 'While driving home alone from a meeting at ahout 11 16 Mild sxplstivs 9 Fire (prefix) .icA.A>4«> p.m. last aveni^, I developed car trouUTFortunately, I 17 Rodsnt 10 Tandam 30 Hayseed 49 Nubble D waa in a resid en t nei^horhood, so I rang the dborheU of IS Burnt i r Poker kitty 31 Biblical 50 Bounder g A C K H A M D . PO£ 20 Fsanome 31^ e home, hoping to get someone to help me. 19 Soap foam 9?’'**" , . 51 Departure Onyr»ri«AM.TjmMui>an>t 22 On tht 21 Scrutinize A man yelled th r o ^ the locked door, “Who is it?” I told 35 “re™ 52Po..Ogden_ conusry 23 Nervous him of my pli^t, and he said, "Sorry, I don’t open my door 24 Thui (Lpt) spasms 38 Prow Nautical term ' 25 Intact to atrangere.” I waa shocked. I rang another dMrhell. Tua 25 Had 40 Passes away 65 Scarce iJl Auto$ For Solo t1 Auto* For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 91 Autos For Solo . 61 Autos For Boh ei Autos For Solo 29 llottrili 61 Autos For Sols 91 Motorcyolss-Blcfclss 94 time an elderly lady pulled her curtain aside to iMk at me, knowledge 43 Capital of 58 Mesdames 33 Ihdcllnita in then she disappeared without even asking me what I 26 Lawyer (abbr.| Montana (abbr.) 1966 MUSTANG. Needs some order TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville wanted. 27 You (archaic) 45 Most modern 59 Negative BI'Focalo — By Ruth Marcus work, but runs well. S180. 742- 750, 8000 miles, oil cpoler and 34 Surface Then I tried to flag down a motorist. Ahout 30 cars coating 28 Leader (It) 47 answer 9423. rack. $1,750. 289^042. passed me hefore a young hippie-looking Idd in a heat up 36 Sire 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 10 If 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK - 4 old van stoi^ d and gave me a ride to a gas station. One 37 Summer! (Fr.) speed. 30,000 miles. Excellent man waa iniide and he signaled he waa dim d and couldn’t 39 Sail fen 12 13 14 SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE 41 Golfer Hogan condition. $1395. Call 643-5511, ★ ★ ' help mel BECAUSE SCMC 42 Contemporary 15 16 17 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 I fiudly found a pay phone and called AAA, which sent f r e d e r i c k .VVW a iQE after 4 p.m. painter. IM B E C IL E FX-1200 - Built by factory someone out to help me. ts It 21 1977 MIC 44 Famous 'r&u B rim SimO a t v [E 1971 FORD LTD - Automatic, engineer. Branch heads, My question: Are we living in such a sick, selfish, 46 Lamprey 22 ■ SCHB9ULED THE power steering and brakes, Barnett clutch, aluminum paranoid-society in which people care so little for each 48 Parcaiva TO THE F^ARTV TD /W EEr air conditioning, excellent rocker rollers, Mikuni car other that they won’t open the door to a stranger? I could ■ W 4QY P O O lH E • QREMLIN$ • HORNETS • PACERS • MATADORS 4g Ruatian 25 20 27 z. 30 31 32 OUR mEI6HBORS PCWN S E E WHAT'S $1800. 646-3126. (NfWSFAffR fNTIRFAlSf ASSN 1 says blondes are bis weakness. England QUESTIONS ON YOUR AU VEKY ARE YOU Selling your mobile I offered to bleach my hair blonde, but he says he likes ABOUT THE 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA. me the way I am. Do you think he will change after we’re MINPS.-' L o w m m home? Buyers waiting. Please PANCE Two door, vinyl top, good run call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- married? He says he will, but I don’t know whether to ning condition, high mileage, DONT DELAY 828-0369. believe him. Any suggestions? Sign me, three new tires, new muffler. ... thoM can will JEANNIE WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR Win at Bridge $600 or best offer. 647-1004 TAG SALE - Save hundreds of after 5:30 and weekends. Mil quickiyi dollars on display models. If DEAR JEANNIE: Don't marry a man hoping he’ll ■dt*. vTx,. ufc., kU. you have been thinking of “change” for the better after marriage. He may change for 1973 PLYMOUTH Satellite. buying a mobile home, no Optimism can be fatai Two door, beautiful condition the worse—or not at aD. better time than right now. West shifted to the nine of with a 340 cubic inch engine V\/- Shop and compare. Our prices that suit. Dummy’s jack was with a 450 horse Fairbanks and quality can't be beat. DEAR ABBY: When I was a young boy, I lost the thumb NORTH tO) A- automatic transmission. Disc and first two fingers of my ri^ t ha^ in a farming covered by East's queen and Immediate parking available « K J 5 South’s ace. 77 SKTLAM S /l ^DR. CPE. brakes. Best offer. 649-4500. accident. I learned to write with my left hand, but I have V to 9 8 5 V-*. ouMmMtc. K, r«, M* CONOmOMm, AM-FM SttrM. throughout the state. Trades Pete led a trump to dummy, welcome. Excellent financing another problem. People are always wanting to shake «762 dMEM lewiev Mg A (Mr*. SMdi i 71H. 1971 OLDS CUTLASS. Two- ruffed the six of clubs, led a Captain Easy — Crocks and Lawrence available. Sample buy new 14 hands with me, and its embarrasa!^ when £ e y realize AQ64 spade to the king, ruffed dum door, hardtop, power steering, foot wides, choice ol two or that I have some fingers missing. UST^iXW' sale n ic e » 5 S 5 1 autom atic, radio. 47.000 WEST EAST my's last spade. AR E VOU THREATEWItOiS I SIT DOWW AMD JU5T THI5...IF three bedrooms, not a I have tried extending my left hand to shake hands, but Then he entered dummy AND IN CASE miles. 228-3286 or 228-3639.5 to stripped down model. Was A973 AQ10 82 YOU PRESSURE YOU DON’T 8 p.m. please. it’s very awkward, and only calls attention to the fact that with a second trump, led the 77Eltai*2254-»60* $12,495, tag sale price $10,990. something must be wrimg with my r i ^ hand. »4 V2 WLADEKTO SIVE REALIZE IT-rVE Pans, supplies, accessories, ♦ AJ84 aQI0 9 queen of clubs and discarded UP THIS FISHTER- SOT A FEW V4 . ovMflwHc. PS, Pt, AM OONOinONMO, vinyl roof, 1973 CADILLAC Eldorado. 79 MATADOR SEDAN 1975 PACER 72 HORNET If you can solve this one, you’ll be my friend for life. the three of diamonds. PLANE PROJECT, WEAPONSl sMroo f«Mo A mvch morol SMcA §7277. 6 cyl. AT. PS. AM/FM radio, powder blue. full time service department. *AK10 7S 4U9832 Small mileage, immaculate, V-6, AT. P S . tir, co co a brown with tan vinyl roof 4 Door Sedan. Gold color, tin interior. 6 cyl. SOUTHPAW West was in and had no way I'LL FI6HT & tan Intarlor. Special This WaakI Plaza Homes. 1348 Wilbur SOUTH BACK.I tilt wheel. $ 3 ^ . May consider elendsrd thilt. Nice clean car with lower mileage to collect more than one Cross Highway. Berlin Turn DEAR SOUTHPAW: Ask your doctor to arrange an * A64 /tff’8701'’ PRICE ’7131 a trade. 649-2931 or 643-7812. pike, Berlin Connecticut. 1- W AKQJ763 further trick. A diamond lead appointment with someone who spedaUzee fa “prosthesis” «K83 would make Pete's king good. CHEVELLE 1969 Two door, (artifiefal limbs, fingers, thnmb^ etc.). Some ”artificfal *- Any other lead would allow V-8 , 307. automatic, P.S., * a 7 9 S 2 9 9 8 9 parts” are so well m ^ they look (and feel) like the real ’ S M S yo North-South vulnerable him to ruff in dummy and dis 77 ELECTRA LIMITED 4-Dr. Sedan excellent condition. $1300. 643- card one diamond. 1292. mobile home? Qualified V-l. •vMfMrtk, K Ft. AM OONOmONB), Im M with buyers waiting with available West North East South Pessimism had paid off. luxury oxIrOA. SMcIi #747S. 72 MATADOR 79 MATADOR COUPE 70 VOLKSWAGEN BUG financing. This is our special- Pass Pass 4U 1974 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop. Shiny rad finish, black vinyl V*8, AT. PS. air. vinyl roof, tinted glata. A real 4 cylinder, standard transmlaalon. tan with Any other line of play would brown leather Interior. ty for last immediate action. Pass Pass Pass R oadrunner. 360, power roof. V-3. AT. PS. air. sharp carl Low milaage. ONLY have lost the hand. Connecticut Mobile Home Astro-graph Opening lead — K4t i»r‘SSSl“ PRKE 7210 steering, power brakes, low mileage. $2200. 6434)762. Brokers, a name you can By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L trust. Fall special three only. A Kansas reader wants to Alley Oop — Dave Graue 77 ELECTRA LIMITED 2-DR. CPE. 1962 DODGE. Runs great. 9 9 * 3 7 9 5 M 2 9 S Just arrived from factory. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 18) By Oswald & James Jacoby M S New 14 fdot wides. two or know what the “Notrump for Autonwtk, PS, Ft, AM CONDITIOMNO. A M ^ sMroo with $200 as is. Call after 6:00, 643- You'll have more tun today par three bedroom, matching Pessimistic Pete thought: cing" convention is. topo, chromo whoth & morol Stock #7400. 0909. ticipating In activities you're “Anyone else would think of a BUT WHYTHIS ^ t 'mAKE IT ...NCAV ALL I SOTTADO THERE Y'SO.' 1 I ... AN'YOJteE) M X lR T IM E 'S Uf» A LLEY || appliances, easy financing laminar with, rather than doing It is very popular with ex FRAMEWORK?^ LOOK LIKE NOW TH' HOOD... ALL SET.' / OOP/ WE'RE COMINO IN f slam. 1 hope I can make ______, IS POKE A HOLE IN1HI8 WE PAY $10 For complete MICKEY’S MOTOR SUES available to meet your budget. something untried and perts who never open four- I'M WEARIN' TMINa SO 'tOU'U.-BE game." So he opened the bid t h ' o u t f it // a ble rSEE...THEN WETl ittr'9457“ PRICE 7 7 8 2 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Only $9,900. Beautiful lots quesUonable. card majors. It provides that available. Over 50 homes to ding with four hearts. the one-notrump response to s- e e r IT ON VOO-' Auto Body. 528-1990. choose from. Preowned and Oct 2. 1977 , PISCES (Fab. 204lsrob 20) If Everyone passed. West RiL. Rwite 83, C l 87S-2S9S you're entertaining today, keep It major opening is a one-round new. Please call Connecticut A trip 61 considerable distance Is West opened the king of 77 DUICK RIVIERA 1976 PONTIAC Bonneville. A m e rica n likely this coming year. It's simple and don't put on any ex force. It has lots of merit, but I FINANCIAL ARRAHOemeNTt... CBT I Home Brokers. 1-423-2026. something you’ve been hoping tra airs. Save the good china lor clubs. Pete thought some also is very complicated. AbuluWly Im M cMilamaUbI SMdr m s S . Brougham. Two door hardtop, more. “Everything is going to landau roof, fully equipped, M oto rs to do. The means and time another time. OPEN nwfc'lTi HM* HI OPEN STARCRAFT TENT Trailer • should be available. be wrong. Can I make game IW.OOO miles, excellent condi I ARIES (March 21-ApiS II) In (For a copy of JACOBY u s r'm v > tion. 646-5036, ask for Phil. With stove, ice box and sink against the bludgeonings of MODERN, send SI to: “Win al raiCE '8026 Sleeps 8. Cali 643-9812. partnership arrangements to Best offer. day. be sure you pull as a team. fate?” Bridge," do this newspaper, If one tends to slack off. It will In Then Pete discarded a P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily Station, Motoreyefss-Btoyeto* 94 UBRA (Sept 23-Oet 23) At * MANYOTDEfigftfcddO^EFROM * 1970 CHEVY MALIBU. 307, V- MAXIVAN - DODGE 1974. 1976 PORSCHE 914. Red with 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - titude Is all-important today, and duce the other to do so as well. spade! New York, N.Y. 10019) 42,000 miles. In excellent con I .N EWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i 8, power steering, high Converted to camper. M a^ appearance group. Stabilizer Automotivo Ssrvics 96 It's Imperativs that you be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) mileage. $500. Call after 5, extras - Must be seen! 875-3077 bars, excellent condition. dition. $2100. Call 289-7692. HONDA 1975 XL 175. Woods ready, street legal. Excellent positive. Permitting self-doubts Materially, conditions ara a m ix-'Barry’s World 646-7601. after 5 p.m. $5995. Cali before 5 , 646-3956. ELM MOTORS - Toyota. Dat- to creep In could turn you from a ed bag today. Profit can be earn-- shape. 1,900 miles. Call 646- sun specialists, factory winner to a loser. Find out more Uotorcyclos-Blerclos 94 4875, * ed from the sweat of your brow, CHARTER 1968 DODGE Charger with 1974 PINTO,SQUIRE Wagon. 1968 DODGE VAN. New tires, trained, one day service. 114 about yourself by sending for but not through blue-sky The Flintstonee — Hanna-Barbera Productions 33,000 miles. One owner, paneled inside and carpeting, Blast Main Street. Rockville your copy of Aatro-Qraph Latter. new engine, transmission and TR6 R-650 CC Beautiful condi 1970 TRIUMPH - 500 CC. speculations. rear end. Best offer. 649-4500. luggage rack, good condition. bubble top roof. Excejlent 871-1617. Mail 50 cents for each and a tion, Engine body. No leaks. Excellent condition. $750 long, self-addressed, stamped QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Con $2,200 or best offer. 228-9616. condition. Asking $750. 643- Stock except for pipes. A OAK BUICKI 9708 or 647-1908. firm. Call 5684191. after 6 envelope to Aatro-Qraph, P.O. trol of matters personally Impor THAT SKSN NEED 6 1969 BUICK STATION Wagon. classic. $ lM . 64349M. Bruce. tant to you should not be allowed Power steering, power FORD LTD 1969. Automatic, p.m. Box 489. Radio City Station. N.Y. APJU0TA4ENT llANIS$I..iUKIICSTll 10019. Be sure to specify your to slip through your capable brakes, outstanding running power brakes, power steering, hands today. Associates could new brakes, good tires, good birth sign. firt n oH 116 I Mvle \\ Nad >• condition, smooth, quiet The 1977 Album steer you onto the rock^. Afwer Mt« black ham CaUar t Jml motor. Two extra wheels. running condition. AsRiiking SCORPIO (OcL 24-Hov. 32) Be tMvutei fram Dewnltw* Hnrtierd Best offer. 646-2246. $750. Call 6464)820. CHORCHES MOTORS generous today, but also be dis CANCER (June 21-July 22) cerning enough to be able to Don't diminish the luster ol your recognize those who play on charitable acts today by broad € a l ^ your sympathy for seffish pur casting your good deeds. It PRESENTS... poses. could embarrass the one you OMcss-Storss for Rent 55 help. C rochet SAaiTTARIUS (Nov. 2S-Dee. /MORM YEAR END CLEARANCE! SKCIAL PUaCHASE fran I 21) In joint ventures it's probable LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You 11 be r MANCHESTER A p LERS/ CHUYSLEa GOIVOMTIOW today that your mate or partner In a rather gregarious mood to proximately 660 square feet of NEW 1977 DODGE PICKUPS will have the better slant on day. You'll need to be where the prime space in local bank. 76 & 77 DODGES things. Let him be captain. action Is. Enjoy youraelf. but $275 includes heat, air con in B ftli don't damage your-budget. £ 3 iQ-i i5(id ditioning and carpeting. CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jen. IB) Blanchard Sc Rossetto, Inc. &PLYMOUTHS Your greatest rewards today will VIROO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Strike 646-2482. coma from something that while the Iron Is hot, If an oppor Born Lcser — Art Sansom SATURDAY appeared to hold the smallest tunity arises today to further your DRASTIC promise. All that glitters Is not ambitions or career.. Practical 3800 SQUARE FEET - Heat, matters mutt take precedence. air conditioning. Mostly ONLY. . . gold. carpeted. 2 offices included. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I l ‘VE(OTeAPIOP)JS...MAA^AISIu)N Downtown location. Adjacent PRICE Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and Btoffal (B 1977tiyNEA.Inc AHP I'M feOllOfe; ID SfWX? A WeeK to excellent parking. 643-6396. *4299 D-100 8 foot body, 6 cylinder standard ^ OR SO UHTH HPR. OFFICE AVAILABLE - shift, deluxe vinyl seat, rear step H B ^ S YER CHECK, H M Iv U U / Excellent Main Street loca REDUCTIDNSII "W e got all kinds In here, bumper, wheel covers. TlGHTROCKErS.,. That's 'Big Bird' talkin' tion. 440 square feet, heated Automatic transmission, flight banch I MEAN~.R3WC// to the baseballl" and air conditioned. $200 per Prices start at *3888 month. 643-6396. seat, lull vinyl roof, WSW tires, deluxe SPECML Our Boarding Ho u m — Carrol ft McCormick Brand New wheel covers, rocker panel molding. P«»«dhehrakM THREE ROOM Office for List $4094. PRICE ^3760 sftStosseftsssgE UH,yA6,r WIJHI ^REVITA PHONE HARVEY ^ rent in modern professional 1977 MONARCH You Save $685.98 40 wcSnlwa Imury sm M, chMkt, hoary m to ng (m P AFFOBP WRE ) LI z E 7 Price Indwles NhMIR RMI MOfM BAy.TER! HE APPEARS office building. Approximate 4-Door Sedan (IncludM DuWr Prsp S Freight) TIME FOR. la c A l J If, HE EVERY MCNTH TO ly 400 square feet. East Center freigtit & dealer prep affair s; A5 an )0FFERING COMPLAIN THAT Street location. Ample AmHCJRITy ON < TO Ho o p l e n e v e r parking, air conditioned. Call We invite you to stop in and see our fine selection of aU^TER HOlbING,) MOVE 6«-56« CLEAN5 UP H15> Con/wetfeuf• OMost Uneoln-Morcury Doalor fully reconditioned, preowned automohiles...ready for the ZONING AND -f BACK YARD.' MEDICAL OFFICE for rent - discriminating buyer. INCENTIVE TAyE5, C D T l I CC»ULD' Approximately 1560 square 12000 mile warranty available on most vehicles listed h lt77W»w.t.>t.rMII»US.Nl(IX CiDUNOIL HaatheUff This Funny World feet of prime space in modern r ev ita liz e established professional office below. THE a r e a ; building. Centrally located. / m o r i ] Only 5 minutes from [/ '77 DODGE ASPEN ’75 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA CAUCULAIOK, Manchester Hospital. Ample '71 DODGE DART SAVE L parking, air conditioning. For '75 DODGE c h a r g e r SE Cool mesh slippers in SO M e, more information, call 646- '76 DODGE ROYAL MONOCO crochet ore only one of 5697. 31S CERTU Sf« MARCRESTK. CORR. M3-5135 '74 CHEVROLET CAMARO the 24-items witli liiix'c- OKM MOMAT TNMI TOyOIDAT UNTX 9 PM tion* in the Gift__Book MAIN STREET, Manchester, '76 DODGE CORONET BROUGHAM .7 4 CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGON boiiml into the 1977 .VI- 1400 souare feet, full base lU'M. Select other pnt- ment. Adjacent to large, free, Sell your extras with a '72 DODGE CHALLENGER '74 VOLKSWAGEN DASHER terns in all typos of , EVER notice THAT municipal parking lot. 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS - needlework from the fast-action Classified Power steering, power THE BEAUT) FlOAtlON ^ H £ Immediate occupancy. adl 6 cylinder, standard, won in '77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE ROADRUNNER dozen, of lovely designs EXPERT5 KEEP THEIR brakes, dependable, transpor shown in tlie Alluim. VVORLP Brokers invited. Call 523-7436 raffle. $3400. After 5,646-1606. OWN PLACES LOOKIN' , NEVER. or 522-3114. tation. $175. Call 646-6314, Price . . , $2.00 g'rapy. 1970 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 alter 6:00 p.m. OPEN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY tU D P.M. UKEAFieLPA^'tW 1 APPRECIATED - 54,000 miles, 351 Cleveland 1969 PLYMOUTH Sport T* trder, lead $2.N,' liwliidii A ROOK CONCERT? 6EN\U6' |iMts|< sad handlini. WsntoB to Root 97 engine. Excellent running Satellite 318. Convertible. 1969 VW BUG. Best offer. Call FRIDAY A SATURDAY Ui 5 P.M. 10-1 condition. New shocks and Power steering, mags, air 647-1153. AHNICAtur ATTENTION LANDLORDS. brakes. Asking $1950. Call 643- shocks, automatic, new tires. CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEADQUARTERS MoMiMMtr iMiilns HsnU Let us fill your vacancy fast 4484. Must see! Good condition. ••••• •• •• •• •• •• • aaaaaaavaa I l l s rm . e Aswetoss Ms«Y«k,llT.1*tM / Ribs ~ Frank Hill with partial screening at no $875. 649-5341. Trucks tor Sato 92 FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS cost tio you. Home Locaters, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- Frlal Hi m . AMnit win lir •10LP THAT JOlce .WOULD GET VOU 278-2935. No fee. 000 miles, amfm radio. Sharp 1965 MERCURY Four door. 1947 CHEVROLET 12 ton rack cost. 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A IIMtiM tttollM. Wagon • Running condition. automatic, power steering, ste ' . . . .. ladder, raeje. 'Good running Nt. t-IM - MAXI. A SIFT. Ma, $150 or beat offer. Call after 6. Two new snows, 12,500 miles. teerini $500 or best offer. condition. ^00 or best offer. iHli to liliia m4 Mly. 6434536. $3,300 or best offer. 289-7035. Call 641 425. Call 6464425. 30 Oaklmif, St., Manchestsf 943-2791 H PAGE TEN -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 1,1877 r-j.: ^ V Houley says [Bulletin board) ELECT THE selling cars East Hartford helps image Students commended DEMOCRATS -Two students at East Hartford High HARTFORD (UPI) - SUte Sen School have achieved "commended stu Robert Houley, D-Somers, says he dent status" in the annual National Merit ‘We get things doneP thinks his new job as a car salesman Scholarship Program, said John F. will help his public image — to a Callahan, principal. degree. Martha E. Flynn, daughter of the Rev. TREASURER TOWN CLERK Houley, co-chairman of the and Mrs. William E. Flynn of 36 Ellsworth Legislature's budget-writing Ap St., and Allan A. Sinicrope, son of Mr. and propriations Committee, has been Mrs. Andrew Sinicrope of 99 Holland unemployed in the private sector Lake, took the merit tests in October 1976, since quitting his job as a jewelry when they were EHHS juniors. salesman earlier this year. Voter-making sessions Houley said he thinks his credibili ty with the public ahouid improve The Board of Admissions of Electors ¥ b^ause of his new job. will hold voter-making sessions today and He noted a recent poll on 15 next Saturday, Oct. 8, from 9 a.m. to 1 ¥ professions rated car dealers 14th in p.m., and Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 7 to 9 ¥ terms of “credibility.” p.m. Sessions are in the registrators of voters office at the Town Hall. ¥ Farm candidates sought Tolland County farmers are being asked and may begin submitting them to the ROGER NEGRO EDWARD TOMKIEL to nominate candidates to be on the ASC office, Rt. 30, Vernon starting Oct. 6 Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva but no later than Oct. 31. tion (ASC) community committee ballot. Mrs. Mary Koelsch, county executive BOARD OF DIRECTORS The four ASC communities in Tolland director, said that in order to be valid County are Community I, Somers, Staf petitions must be limited to one nominee ford, Union; Community II, Ellington, each, must include written certification Tolland, Vernon; Community III, Coven that the nominee is willing to serve if try, Mansfield, Willington; and Communi elected, and must be signed by at least ty IV, Andover, Bolton, Columbia and three eligible farm voters in the com Hebron. munity concerned. ¥ ASC committees are responsible for A farmer may circulate or sign managing government farm programs at nominating petitions for as many can ¥ the local level. County farmers have the didates as he chooses. Anyone wishing opportunity to nominate the persons they more information should call Mrs. ¥ feel would best serve the farm communi Koelsch at the ASC office. ty. Farmers will be mailed petition forms ¥ start the fall off In style with gracefully tailored and East Hartford sports slate sophisticated coordinates — Irresistible colors & newest STEPHEN CAS8ANO Monday and boys teams vs. Windham 3:30 p.m. and Penney vs. classic styles. ELISABETH INTAGLIATA Badminton —EHHS vs. and Fermi at Penney, 3:30 Conard at Conard, 5 p.m. Uwis Mills at EHHS, 3:30 p.m. Volleyball —EHHS vs. Badminton —EHHS vs. p.m. Weaver at EHHS, 3:15 p.m. Girls swimming —Penney Windham at Windham, 3:30 S o c c e r —EHHS vs. vs. Newington at Penney, 3:30 p.m. Simsbury a t Simsbury, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday p.m. and Penney vs. ♦ Manchester at Penney, 3:30 Girls swimming—EHHS vs. Tuesday p.m. ' South Catholic at EHHS. 3 ♦ .Girls swimming—EHHS vs. Cross country —Penney VOtlMW AVON WETWISfILD p.m. Bulkeley away, 3:30 p.m. girls to the Simsbury In V«r«MGnlt Rt.44 Sikt Dm m Hwy. Volleyball —Penney vs. Mit iMm PIttfl WttiMnfkM ♦ Volleyball —EHHS vs. vitational. 2 p.m. Manchester at Penney, 3:30 VtfMsNdlB*^ Sh»pyif C«rt«r Conard at EHHS, 3:15 p.m. Saturday UM43t 47M0I0 ♦ Soccer —EHHS vs. ^ i e l d p.m. Oth«r stOTM in Hamden, Branford, Sovthington, Springlktd Wb at EHHS, 3;30 and Penney vs. Thursday Cross country —EHHS and woulc Penney to the Greater Hart ♦ Simsbury away, 3:30 p.m. VoUeyball -EHHS vs. East ford Invitational at Goodwin Miss Volleyball -EHHS vs. Catholic at EHHS, 3;15 p.m. Park in Hartford, 10 a.m. . Passi Conard at EHHS, 3:15 p.m. and Penney vs. Windham at Football -EHHS you’d and Penney vs. Hall away, Windham, 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Friday vs. Wethersfield at EHHS, 1:30 Read Herald Ads Anc Cross country —EHHS vs. p.m. and Penney vs. Fermi in Girls swimming —EHHS vs. as Su Conard and Simsbury at Enfield, 1:30 p.m. Manchester at Manchester, THOMAS CONNORS STEPHEN PENNY, fondn EHHS, 3:30 and Penney girls pleasi thatc them been Ovetboughf • Watehouse Ovetloaded! lines, hilari But «one, ly thi fill tl (CBS I w MUST CUT OUR pass? The to u ^ centc JOHN FITZPATRICK JOSEPH SWEENEY a fun zany And STOCKS AT ONCE! BOARD OF EDUCATION bristh pose t HUGE STOCK OF GE APPLIANCES FOR SALE! Phylli obnox co-sta GE’s FINEST CONVERTIBLE husba ¥ tensio good( POTSCRUBBER« DISHtNASHERI ¥ • 4>Cycle W ash Selection In The cluding Power Scrub' Cycle. ¥ starb • Power Saver Drying Option. 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Ti«*» MKIEL i ' r:, --f ■ • - • 1 1 • ' ’ • V ■ • . I J 1 1 ; ; I to Tta I I r ( r ■ 1 I • » Th e Herald li’i ' O ctober 1,1977 ^QLIATA TV review Betty White cast not much support By DAVID HANDLER Who would have thou^t 10 years ago that Betty White ** would bust out as a television nytap^maniac? % e w as, Miss Pure and Decent. I mean, she was' married t$ i Password’s Allen Ludden — the ultimate bore, the you’d least like to be trapped in an elevator And then she popped up on the Mary T y W Moore show, I as Sue Ann Nevins, the cheery homemaker with on apm ' ^ ' ENNY fondness for men — any men. I was continually ylH. pleasantly — flooded by the lewd asides and inraenm ' that came out of Sue Ann’s mouth. I suq>ect that hiai^ them wouldhavebeenkilledby the censors if they, ha ^ ’t , been delivered by Betty White, I ’m also certain that tbe fu| 'W lines, and the charactw, wouldn’t have been nearly as - hilarious. But nhy linger in the past? What’s the point? Mary is gone, she’ll p i^ b ly never be back. So we search hungri ly this fall for a replacement — something, anything to fill the void — and we arrive at the Betty White 9iow (CBS Monday at 9 p.m.). I wanted Betty’s show to be good, but I ’m afraid the password i s ... weak. ’The core is strong enough. Making Betty the star of a tough policewoman show is a class A gimmick, reminis cent of M m ’s godfather, the Dick Van Dyke show. TV is 'EENEY a fun profession to draw plots from, and it’s peopled by zany characters. ^ And Betty is quite good, \niat a treat to have a star who bristles with bitterness, who is out-and-out nasty. I sup pose this could be said of another, iU-fated M m q>inoff, Phyllis, but I always found her bitchiness neurotic and obnoxious, while Betty’s is unabashed and endearing. Her co-star, John HUlopaan, is a standout as the deadpan ex-1 husband who is sentenced to be director of the show. The I tension between them, their jabs and put-downs, form i good diaracter line. % The key to the success of a situation comedy is not the'' .fs’ star but the supporting cast. The gang in the newsroom a t' wk WJM were like old chums;' you c « ild ’anticipate how they’d react in any situation. Their loves and hates for each other were essence of the show, with Mary holding it together but never having to carry it. Betty’s shoulders are caving in. , Her supporting cast is unifcHrmly weak. Georgia E n ^ lB , is clearly tackpdra to remind ns of better days. . , The remaining sufport is abysmal. The idiotic n e tw ^ :; ' liaison man, tbo Insecure actor who plays a to u ^ cop, th e l seqw t a e t r ^ ate merh shadows of characters. T b ef ? . .tCC V'- have nothing funity to do. They don’t interact without Bet ty around, in fact they don’t even exist. i The JBetty Hthite Show. couU n ^ it.T h e su n ra rt^ cast dim be bdefed iv . and U couldien into a winner. But right ixnr/all it does is remind me of bow modi I miss yU- ■ pi^rams, Oct 1 to 7 MACRI «ILLIPt-| __ feS: Page 2 - WEEKEND - October 1, 1977 WEEKEND - October 1,1977— Page 3 Forum of the arts This week’s movies on TV Today 2:00 (40) “Fun in Acapulco” (1964). 8:00 (9) “From Here to Eternity” Musical events Chorale rehearsals Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress. (1954). Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr. 8:30 (9) “ Cripple Creek” (1952). 9:00 (38) "The Frogmen” (1951). • Hje University of Hartford’s Rehearsals for the Manchester Ask Kleiiier 3:00 (5) “Pendulum” (1969). George George Mont^mety, Karin Booth. Peppard, Jean Seberg. Richard Widmarfc, Dana Andrews. popular morning lecture- Civic Chorale wiU begin Monday at By Dick Kleiner 10:00 19) “The Terromauts” (1967). 3:00 (9) "Ihe House on 92nd Street” 11:30 (8-40) “Death Sentence” (1974). performance series, Musical 7:30 p.m. a t Robertson School, N. Simon Oates, Zena Marshall. (1945). Lloyd Nolan, Signe Hasso. Cloris Leachman. Wednesdays, resumes Oct. 12 with Main St., Maiuhester. Those who 10:30(5) “Sfand Up and Cheer,” (1934). 4:30 (8) “Kid Galahad” (1962). Elvis 11:30 (9) "Beyond tee Law” (1973). Lee Norma Terris. The star of the have their own copies of Vivaldi’s DEAR DICK: Can yon tell me who was the leader of the Shirley Tenqde, Warner Baxter. Presley, (Hg Young. Van (Tleef, Antonio Sabato. original Florenz Ziegfeld production "Gloria” are asked to bring them. band, yean ago, who caUed themselves The Royal Hawaiians. 11:30 (9) “Port H ” (1953). George 5:00 (9) “Perilous Voyage” (I960). 12:30 (5) “They Made Me a Criminal” of “Showboat,” Miss Terris will Auditions for soloists, two I recall them singiag “Sweet LelJaal.” ETHEL G., Lodi, Calif. Montgomery, Joan Vohs. hUchael Parks, William Shatner. (1939). John Garfield, Ann Sheridan. relate “The Story of Showboat” with sopranos and one alto in the “Gloria” That was Harry Owens, who also wrote “Sweet L ^ani.” 12:00, (5) “Dig 'Dut Uraniom.”.(’nie 5:00 (38) “The Film Flam Man” (1967). 12:40 (3) “Anatomy of a Crime” (1969). introduction by ^ b e rt E. Smith and will be held ’Hursday, Oct. 20, at DEAR DICK: My so d and I disagree. Woold yon settle the Bowery Boys. George C. Scott, Michael Sarrazin. Darren McGaVin, Joan BlpndeU. dispute? Who was the girl teat played the part of Rita 1:00 (9) “Frandi Joins tee Wacs” 2:29 (5) “The Monster and the Girl” assisting artists William Diard, Community Baptist Church, 6:00 (5) “The Blue Knight” (1973). Harrington on Peyton Place? AJM. NORRIS, Fort Walton (1954). Donald O’CouBpr, Julie Adams. (1941). ESleo Drew, Paul Lucas. tenor, and Irene Kahn, piano. William Holden, Lee Ronidk. Manchester. Beach, Fla. 1:30 (3) Children’s Film Festival, “Our The series is programmed to 8:00 (38) “The Bravados” (1958). Chorale Director Stu Gillespie That was Pat Morrow, who quit acting and became a Gang” (U68). develop the theme of “Great GiUgoty Peck, Joan Collins.* Wednesday plans exchai^e concerts this winter lawyer. 3:00 (3) “Kung Fu” (1972). David 9:00 (20-22-30) “Just a UtUe In Careers,” and will include Claude with the Choral Society of Ledyard DEIAR DICK: la this day of realism ia movies. I’d like to Carradine, Barry SuUivan. convenience” (1 ^ ). James Stacy, Lee U:00 (38) “Sava^ WUdenass” (1956). Kipnis and members of his Mime and the Mattatnck Community tell yon of my pet peeve and ask what caa be done aboat it. 3:00 (9) “Change of Habit” (1900). Victor Mature', G ^ Madison. Everything looks so aatbentic, except when it comes to a bai^ Majors. ' Theater on Oct. 19; Gary Karr, dou CoUege Chorus. Each choir will per Elvis Ifreidny, Mary l^der Moore. : 9:00 (640)‘“The Trial of Lee Harvey 1:00 (9) “Maryland” ^940). Jrtu ble bass virtuoso, will be joined by in a scene. Then they have a stiff, lightweight doll and it is so 6:30 (9) “Oopmest ^|>acp” (1955). Puyne, Walter Btenaan. form in more than one location. obvions. Why don’t they nse a bal^-shaped sandbag, which Osirald” (1977), Part H. John Pleshette, Harmon Lewis, concert pianist, and Performance dates are Saturday, Walter BrookeT&te Flendng. ' Lone Greene. 4:00 (9) “T o l^ Joe” (1949). Humphrey would mold to the arms of the carrier? MRS. RUTH NAUD, Bogart, Phnence Marly, Broida Lewis, former M etn^litan evening, Dec. 10, in Waterbuiy; Sun Yakima, Wash. 6:00 (5) "The African Queen” (1961). U;db (9) “Cty of tee City” (1948). Vic O ^ ra soprano, on Oct. 26; a flute- Katharine Hqteum, Humphrey Bogart. tor Mature, Richard Conte. 8:00 (9) “Sam’s Song” (1974). Robert day afternoon, Dec. ll, in Norwich, California state laws are very strict about tee use of real DlNero, Jennifer Warren. viola-faarp-voice ensemble on Nov. 2; babies on movie sets. They can only be used for a very ^ r t 8:00 (9) “th in CUrtain” (1966). PaUl 11:10 (22) “Loving You” (1957). Elvis and Sunday evoting, Dec. 11, in Newman, JuUe Andrews. 9:00 (3) “Mary Jane Harper CriedLast Stan Freeman, pianist, Nov. 9; - period of time, which means they must use someibnnuf sub Preslihy, Luabete Scott. Manehesto^ Locathra for the con ’T i e Sorrow and tee^ Kte^’ NighP’il977)rSiBBrDey7TffclaDT'®r William Metcalf, baritone, Nov. 16. stitute in a long scene. Dolls have faces, sandbags don’t But -li:30^ <30r’1»aTPuah, ru certs will be announced later. (197l). Documentary. 9:00 (38) “’ntanic” (1963). Cliftem Series tickets are available and your idea seems to have m erit and I’ll pass it on to some When I’m Ready” (1969). Enzo Cerusico, ' Members may sign up for these studio propmen. 9:00 (31) “Color Me Dead” (1970). Tom Webb, Barbara Stanwyck. single tickets will be sold at the door. Sue Lyon. — pmiormances as late as Oct. 17 un DEAR DICK: 1 have a nestioa which h u baffled me. What Tryon, Carolyn Jones. 11:30 (40) “The Bobo” (1967). Peter 11:30 (9) “War Devils” (1970). Guy Programs begin at 10:30 a.m. less special arrangements are made. is Randolph Maatooth’s (he’s Johnny Gage on Emergeacy!) 10:30 (24) '‘Down to tee Sea in Ships” Sellers, Britt Eldand. Madison, John Ireland. preceded by coffee at 10. Further in- Further information is available by real occapatka? How old is he? Is he married? Has he (U22). Marguerite Coifrto, Clara Bow. I':., ■ »' 12:30 (5) “BUlets or BaUots” (1936). fomnation is available by calling calling John McClain, 643-7549. appeared on any otho' series? G. hlURPHY, AlauHda, Ca. 11:00 (5) “The Hospital” (1972). Edward 6. Roliinson, Joan Blondell. Grayce Long at 243-2441. Mantootbis, of course, an actor. Didyouteiiiklieimgbtbea George C. Scott, Diana Rigg. Monday ' 12:40 (3) “See the Man Run” (1971). • At the University of Connecticut fireman? He’s single, 31, and appeared on many oteer saies 11:30 (3) “The Spy Who Came in from 11:00 (38) "BoriL Yesterday” fl951). Angie Dickinson, June AUyson. in Storrs, Thomas Zygmont will pre- Theater events — Marcus Welby, Adam-12, etc. — betee Elmeigeiicy! The Cdd” (1965). Richard Burton, Claire Judy H oU i^, William Holden. 2:15 (5) “Cauldron of Blood” (19M). Boris Karloff, Viveca Lindfors. soit an all-j>ercussion recital, free, Argentinian guitar virtuoso DEIAR DHX: Is Michael OoBstaatlBe the tether of Tim Bloom. ^ 1:00 (9) “Portrait in Black” (1960). Sunday at 8:15 p.m. in Von ddr * The 1977-78 theater season at the Coastaatiae, the star of Spin aad Marty? SUSAN DOWTY, 11:30 (8) “Suddmly Last Summer Lana Turner, Anne Jeffreys. SteUa Stevens and Robert Deman play two community Gorge Morel performs at (1950). EUzabete Taylor, Katharine Hqh Mehden Recital Hall. The program University of Connecticut in Storrs Troy, Ohio. 4:00 (9) “The Roaring Twenties” Thursday residents upset by a mysterious homicide in “Murder in University of Connecticut’s No, and, as a matter of fact Urn’s name is Coosidine, not binn . “ (1939). James Cagney, Humphrey Peyton Place,” an NBC-TV movie Monday at 9 p.m. on will include selections p la y ^ Today, Oct. 1 «onM and got an aarly look Sunday, Oct. 2 n MAKE rr REAL 6*45 Foamed In Place Insulation MORNING (• at our y MORNmO I PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ® THE NFL TODAY } ETCETERA 950 A . ; . i f 7J0 5:S0 halloween and •) ® 80 MINUTES ONEWS JH EE HAW ■ NEWS ® a HARDY BOYSHANCY DREW insuispray 6:00 3 ODD COUPLE 900 B SUPERMAN tn'STERIES ® AGRICULTURE U.S. A. decoraa« suppte, .i CHRt8TOPHER CLOSEUP ~|WORLDATWAR a PATTERNS FOR LIVING 7:28 REV. CLE0PHU8 ROBINSON • GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ® OPINION 930 “ 6 8 t h e w o n d e r f u l 6J0 7:30 ® C A M E R A 3 * JOFDISNEY TEACHING CHILDREN TO READ ® DAILY NUMBER where a dollar**, iporffc.a dollar/ ■WONDERWINOOW FIGHT FOR CITY HALL D PARENT EFFECTIVENESS CASPER AND FRIENDS 3 ) FAITH FOR TODAY • IRONSIDE t:4S NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 950 CROCKETTS VICTORY dg ) A NEW DAY a SCHOOLS MATCH WITS *hce have a m o r n in g PRAYER &SR S■ fi) ONCE UPON ACLASSIC 7K» 7:30 a MORNING PRAYER ■ n C K VAN DYKE SHOW .every MAN BUILDS, MAN DESTROYS a POLKA FUNTIME' WOMAN TM the niirocla of m o ia w ^ WONOERAMA DCELEBRATEIC (£VRLA ALEGRE 7J1 THIS IS TH E LIFE for your Total Insulating needs ® H O T FUDGE S a ^o w n matathtniM*' tUmgl*’ 7:58 ■ UNDERDOG i KD6WORLO ® ABC MINUTE MAGAZINE JT o t a l S3» 8 X U T TU RASCALS piH E BOB NEWHART SHOW 900 aCONSULTATWN n m AROUND THE WORLD ® R H O O A I ^ I n s u l a t i n g 7-.S ^ M O V IE 7-J5 ■ UNDERSEA WORLD OF a P R A Y E R IFISH a P N A V E R ^ JACQUES COUSTEAU T echnologies 7:30 no FAN 7J0 THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR W E7BIQN STnO T • EAST HARTFORO, OONNECncUT X ARTHUR AND COMPANY l a T H E BIONIC WOMAN TM Y NEIGHBOR’S RELIGION a BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE u s e H A a AMERICA ^WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS ■ FATHER DEAR FATHER ■ NEWS 8:30 LOCATED IN EAST HARTFORD ICHRI8TOPHBIS mANIMAL WORLD ■ t h in k p in k PANTHER P W E ^ GOT EACH OTHER •CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW aJjPm N IN G ATSYMPHONY AND SERVING THE GREATER HARTFORD AREA a UNCLE WALDO OPERATION PETTICOAT • MOVIE “The Great Great is part o t ABC-TV’s wediend 8:00 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP iROCKVANOFRIBIOS 930 IS A “QUALITY CONTRACTOR WITH QD BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD ptegramming for children, Smday at 11 ajn. on Oiaiuiel lOLOTlMGOSFeLHOUR ® A L L IN THE FAMILY THE BEST IN INSULATION." THEY RUNNER HISTORIC PORTRAIT OF ® W E BfttO E U ( ■ ABBOTT AND COSTELLO .eUEBXQRKXT - ■ BLEBS T H » HOUSE - 900 ■JIM M Y SWAGQART OFFER EXPERT WORKMANSHIP (BaSUPBTFRKNOS ' eCELEBRATEI e Iqc h ^ WITIONo t OF THE (JDFIQHT FOR CITY HALL 8C57 AT LOW PRICES. ■ OAVEY AND GOUATH B n ^ ff is Yeoman HtmUe in ABC-TV*s “O p^tkm Pet 957 aJBMSHHeilTAGE a HBC NEWS UPDATE a m AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A a NBC NEWS UPDATE •AGAPE 1945 958 E STREET ticoat,” S a tu ^ys at 8:30 p.m. on Channels 8 and 40. 958 ■JEWISHUFE i i n IVOICEOFFAITH ® NEW SBREAK ® NEW SBREAK BASEB AU C A L L F O R noobugation 8:28 iVOUNQ SAMSON 11M0 ®aABCNEWSBRIEF FREE ESTIMATE ® IN THE NEWS 900 MOVIE •SESAME STREET a WOODY WOODPECKER 8 900 8J0 11:58 3-JO ®THEJEFFERSONS ■ nEXHUMBARD , 930 qpMARLO 930 ® ALL IN THE FAMILY BRADY KIDS ® IN THE NEWS BIGVALLEY ® aSTARSKY AND HUTCH gn ISSUES AND ANSWERS MACHINE) MARLO AND T W MAGIC MOVIE ■ REVSIENOAL (TONTINUEO) MOVIE GREATESTC SPORTS LEGENDS a a a HBC SATURDAY NIGHT ®INStOHT , aHOTRE-DAME FOOTBALL a PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 8 I ■ HONEYMOONERS IN EUROPE 569-0566 8:55 AFTERNOON 4:00 OTTHEMOVIES a d a y OF DISCOVERY 3-J» ■ aM O V IE ® a t h e ABC SUNDAY NIGHT ® a SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK Sa PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY a O M O V I E eORALROBSnS MUNDOREM. bares^sMfcd 4:30 ® ACTION n e w s m a k e r s 8:58 12:00 930 ■ UNCLE WALDO GREATGRAPEAPE ■' o(Bonlen,lnc ® IRONSIDE THE TONY RANDALL SHOW a m TRANSAMEF9CA OPEN a b r in g ON THE GIRLS ® IN THE NEWS aSACRED HEART DMIENSIONS IN CULTURE a ATHLETES AND LISTEN 8:57 ■ m is s io n IMPOSSIBLE OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 945 S 11J0 TE N N B CHAMPIONSHIPS ■ ■ ■ T H E BIG EVENT iWEEKEND SPECIALS ' 4:45 9:56 FACE THE NATION 3:30 a JUNIOR H A U OF FAME a DAVEY AND GOUATH a m masterpiece THEATRE 9:00 BAGGY PANTS AND THE a RED SOX WRAP-UP ®aABCNEW^RIEFS ^ 900 FUNTSTONES ®BIGVALLEY 5:00 1900 a SPANISH INSIGHT 930 ® W H A rS NEW MISTER MAG007 ' aABBOTTANOCOSTELLO MOMENTS OF COMFORT AUCE GARDEN CLUB O^ I ^ ^ ABC’S WIDE WORLD OF THE CAROL BURNEH SHOW e N F L 7 7 Caribbean Cruises from Miami. ■ WOODY WOODPECKER (n A NEW DAY i ADELANTE ORAL ROBERTS 4 J0 ®aSCOOBY'SLAFF-A-LYMPICS CANDLERN BOWUNG NEWS ■ ORAL ROBERTS Td o y cruises on s/s Monarch Sun. 12:26 ■ VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF ® THE NFL TODAY 1900 a a a YOUNG s e n t in e l s a O A Y O F DISCOVERY }KO JAK ® IN THE NEWS THESEA a LIVING FAITH S a MISTER ROGERS §a t h e LOVE BOAT ■ POPEYE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON 14-day cruises on s/s Monarch Star. • NEWS 12:30 ■ m o v ie a FORMBY’S ANTIQUE 9:26 1930 aCHR»TOPHERCLOSE UP ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS lON ED IN UN E ® FAT ALBERT ■ THIS W ^ IN BASEBALL WORKSHOP ® IN THE NEWS ■ b l a c k NEWS 915 11J5 • PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 9.27 a a a B E O h a n d GANG 8 1 -U C Y 8 H O W Q DEPARTMENTS a ADVENTURERS Fly Free Round-Trip ®DAVEY AND GOUATH a SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 4 J0 • VISIONS 8 JUNIOR H A a OF FAME a CROCKETTS VICTORY a THREE STOOGES a BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF 930 GARDEN 5J0 ® MOVIE • ASK THE MANAGER 930 We’ve got it iip.V... ® U P FRONT AFTERNOON • MASSACHUSETTS from Hartford. ®SKATEBIRDS ® ADAM 12 ■ SILENT YEARS a PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ® IN THE NEWS a STAR MAIDENS a JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF ■ ON TH E REAL SIDE 1930 ■ FUNTSTONES THE EARTH 12J0 • SPORTS EXTRA 1:00 a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8MFE8* TMUHA •IW M M *8 a ■ FACES WITH PATBOONE * FREE transfers! ■ FREE port taxes! a a aARCHIESSABRINA Q D LiniE RASCALS ® FACE THE STATE • THE DRUM n SECRETS OF ISIS a WILD KINGDOM . 8 tHE SAINT a ELECTRIC COMPANY ■ Y O U ARE WHY WTRE HEf£ ■ BRADY BUNCH • DANIEL FOSTER, M.D. * SAVE up to $251 per person! 1900 I SOUL TRAIN 4:45 ■ PETTICOAT JUNCTION ■JIM M Y SWAQGART X hghtforcityhall p AMERICAN BANDSTAND REPNRs m o j i m a RH> SOX WRAP UP 11:00 ■ HOGAN’S HEROES a k in g OF KENSINGTON ■ LET US CELEBRATE ■ ROBERT SCHULLER ^9 MO\^E i MOVIE 900 11J0 ■ JE IB O N S ■JMMYSWAGGART I PETTICOAT JUNCTION RtCOnmOMK MCQSMiS ■ m is s io n IMPOSSIBLE S o N C E UPON A CLASSIC I MOVIE FROM a M B ia H T • MOVIE BCHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING p a NEWS aaaM aTTH E PRESS ■ ■ M O V I E a VILLA ALEGRE DNESS RAQNQ 1900 ILMNO FAITH * ^WASHINGTON WEEK IN I B a ,000 QUESTION 1928 NKERS RACEWAY USfD IK1MIENTS KN UStmilTS n o a a a O N DEATH AND DYING iR A a N Q F ^ BELMONT a ISSUES AND ANSWERS 5:30 I PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ® IN THE NEWS lasts'™BOWUNG rASneVOYAGE , • MBXX KIDSWORLD I THIS W EB( IN BASEBAU O AGE OF UNCERTABOY 1930 I 12J0 A 'K ’,.-- tORMON TABERNACLE 1930 FAITH FOR TODAY 11:15 ® SPACE ACADEMY g) GARNERC TED ARMSTRONG I a EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER ICHAMPKJNSHIPVmESTUNG 8ENntS MY PARTNER THE GHOST AW ■ic E OFOONFBIENCE ^TH E NFL TODAY 8 ® C 8 8 N E W S ■ MOVIE 1JB 12:30 a MASS FOR THE 7WENTY- jlLOVELUCY 1VJ0 ®INTHENE¥7S BLACK PERSPECTIVE I ATHLETES SVENTHSUNDAY - TFIGHTPORCITYHALL EVQING •THE CBS LATE MOVIE 1:30 HOGAN’S HBIOES 1:00 Terrific vacation bargainl Fly free from ® THE CBS SATURDAY RLM 8 930 OLD TWEGOSPB. HOUR • HOUR OF POWER •DAVID SUSSKUK) eCARRASCOLENDAS . a a a u o v i E CHALICE OF SALVATION 900 •BARETTA Hartford via Eastern Airlines. Monarch 1955 TOTTVAL PCBSNEWS MOVIE SACRKKEOFTHEMASS iODNVBISATIONSWITH a NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE Cruise Lines provides round-trip air tickets. ® a SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK D M NCAA FOOTBALL pNEWS ® M O V IE TOPCAT HUMAN DIMENSION STV-2, V-20TRAVELOGUE I MOVIE 1J0 m R S H IP FOR SHUT INS 1956 2J0 UTBIO )THENaTODAY PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED , •m o v ie Cruise in supreme style and comfort to ® IN THE NEWS • WALL STREET WEEK • ANIMAL WORLD a N E W S •MOVIE iNEWS choice ports in the Caribbean and South i WHAT ABOUT WOMEN laaNBCNEWS 1:00 113» 945 J • TALK ABOUT PICTURES S W M 41 2 WnmNO FOR A REASON I NATIONAL FOOTBALL ®BATMAN-TARZAN 2:00 a P H A Y E R IM N Q L m E CONNECTICUT NEWSMAKERS America. And enjoy yourself e v « ^ minute. 3SOULTRAIN I ABC NEWS 1930 • 1:30 ® a KROFRS SU PERSHOW'77 3JS 1J0 . ' ' 930 •NEWS King-size staterooms. Superb cuisine. Fun aeaYHUNDER IGHOSTANOM RS. MUIR 7:00 BESTOFTHBMORNINO ® M O V IE FIGHT FOR CITY HALL n n N E w s 900 8 INFINITY FACTORY "1 GRANDSTAND ® AGRONSKY AND COMPANY SPnERMAN around the dock. Everything! 5:10 BUILWINKLE ■ THIS IS THE UFE •PRAYER a HOT FUDGE 3 BASEBALL FOiNrOFVIEW g a O LAWRENCE WELK SHOW ® MOVIE THRaSTOOGES 11:20 T TRANSAMERICA OPEN te.,€aidiKT. w n w a ra - SPECIAL DEPARTURES ® IN THE NEWS SCHAMPIONSHIPS lissssr^ i - NOV. 6,13,27 2:15 f ft. ■ JUNIOR HAU 'O F FAME a a m a j o r l e a g u e b a s e b a l l On s/s Monarch Sun. 7 doys/4 Caribbean 11:30 2:30 q m o v i e aiLOVELUCY , ports. Sailing every Sunday year round. 900 $49S-$880* i s . a : « S » S P a M O V IE L USHEST FBICES $ 4 . wIBQ ilOPW S a CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT i,_ADYP a d BUNCH -.?=• On s/s Monarch Star. 14 doys/9 ports-in IAMERKAN ANGLER cluding 2 in South America. Soils alternate ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK . . i $ ,,P A ID .P 0R l$ W ed.flaw enagoneuts ^n d o y s starting Nov. 20,1977. $990-$1680* cm]ir.]ii;wsPAFERs , Itada NewOwiiaship CuH us today. And save! *Pw ptnon. ^(lox&OAzm s) double, ompaoey, fiMfilMG ft NarAcciqdiqg FUl Enndlnoent the w d •ubitcl Id QMdobttljii r *— Flodbie Hours PAPERDM VESnrVITED Don*t Wait • Phone Today Open6:S08jn.--e:30pjn. Monordi Owae lew. kc. • jy. oasAMorardiSlm For Free E$timate Exciting Eth$eationat Fall Curriculum i Ship's registry: 310 li^ n St., CASSONE PAPER UcaUMdKjndeifputen‘Program Ponamo.,u 646-5033« 9 7 7 M A I N - . . , - 'e V i. -I , (Betwwn’HayiiM S ti^ ' Downtown -v ...... >•• O u i a ia Bd iH am i O B i i . |j die -Rlanctiostar eaoi»B«d«i eaiW h“ GIFT SH O P M on.-tet tg>:30; .. V > -Thurs. til 9 3 1 0 M O T ^ ^ . H i T O I I t 528^^ t e - . 4 ’ WEEKEND - October 1,1977 - Page 7 Page 6 - WEEKEND - October 1,1977 Daytime programs The Old Cider MiU Monday, Oct. 3 BRAKE % 1:56 OPEN 5;« IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ® A B C NEWSBRIEF BOWUNG FOR DOLLARS 0:00 TOM LARSON SHOW 2.-00 7 days a week 10-7 until December 18 6:00 {ELVIS IN CONCERT CENTER d ) DAVEY AND GOLIATH 3 ® a 8 N B N S FESTIVAL OF FAITH your 5:50 STRUM'N DRUMMERS • ABBOTT AND COSTEUO JOURNEY OF THE MIND (CROSSWITS a il 4 WHEEIS ® 9120,000 PYRAMID IS ^ Y B U N C H i THE SAN PEDRO BEACH • NEWS § 10:25 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION NEWS 9 HERITAGE CORNER • BEVERLY HILLBILUES t Mo8t cart 5:5< Fresh cider - pears • apples of all kinds - {BOZO MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT • MORNING PRAYER 10:30 ® A STORYTELLER'S TOWN (FRI.) CROSS WITS I PENN STATE FOOTBALL Try an apple for lunch - brunch or cooking. (CHILD DEVELOPMENT SK3HUGHTS 30.000 Mile Guarantee Gift 5:55 ® PRICE IS RIGHT(EXC. THUR.) 2:30 OOOCOUPLE • TODAY'S WOMAN T A N D Y GRIFFITH SHOW GUIDING LIGHT {HOGAN'S HEROES 8 ^ 9 little h o u s e o n t h e Do slop in and see our large assortment of {CROSS WOTS ABC NEWS MANCHESTER 6;U 3 9 EDGE OF NIGHT BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE WRITING FOR A REASON dried arrangements. {ZOOM ) AGE OF UNCERTAINTY 643-7412 i : ~ - J Gallery ® ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ( • HOUYWOOO SQUARES 9 ONE UFE TO LIVE mt 6:30 7d0 O PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ia.57 i ® DAILY NUMBER ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILY *121 ToHoed Tnpk. (8tP II) I NBC NEWS UPDATE 9ILO V E L U C V DOCTOR t Mi. Se Ot Verne* Cuclf a PTL CLUb-TALK AND VARIETY i CAROL BURNETT AND Minn Fkxx Watkins Bros 935 Mam St Manchester • NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 11:00 a 8 d o c to r s ABC NEWS S lE N K r 8:30 6:30 3 PRICE IS RIGHT (THUR.) ^ L L Y GATOR JOKER'S WILD ■ MERV GRIFFIN The OU Oder MB LASSIE {PRICE IS RIGHT • CASPER AND FRIENDS I GHOST AND MRS. MUIR ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMING (NEWLYWED GAME 8:57 ® LITTLE RASCALS 3 9 HAPPY DAYS ^.57 11287 Main Street Rt 17 {FRIENDS OF MAN 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE • VARIOUS PROGRAMMING iSTRAIGHTTALK • NBC NEWS UPDATE ______' G la s to n b a iy ^ C o n a e c t ia it a S N B C N E W S (CANDID CAMERA 8:58 6:50 t @ • WHEEL OF FORTUNE 3:00 • FAMILY RISK MANAGEMENT ICONNECnCUT ®NEWSBREAK O PRAYER ■ ELECTRIC COMPANY (EXC. ® ALL IN THE FAMILY open 10-7 633-4880 06033 • ADAM 12 { HOaYWOOO SQUARES ® 9 ABC NEWSBRIEF 7:M 0 .) • POPEYE AND FRIENDS ® A S W E SE E IT (DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 9:00 ® CBS NEWS } MOVIE ©IRONSIDE 6:55 {TATTLETALES ® T{ THE H EB BETTY E n WHITE SHOW a BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE 11:30 9 P R (X.UB-TALK AND VARIETY • NEWS {MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ® 9 ABCABC'S MONDAY NIGHT ®MUNSTERS 3LOVEOFUFE a a 8 ANOTHER WC3RLO (EXC. 7:00 FOOTBAU Difcover waU'tOJwall QNEWS I MIDDAY WED., F « .) 24mnTINIM ® CBS NEWS . . ®THATSHOaYWOOO © NININEON IN E Of NEW JERSEY S TODAY FAMILY FEUD • BUGS BUNNY 643-S13S ©BRADY BUNCH' © PTLCI PTL CLUB-TALK LL AND VARIETY UNDERDOG • KNOCKOUT 3:15 ® CONCENTRATION NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT sanrings during ear ( IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ® 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1ES §GOOD MORNING AMERICA g3 SESAME STREET 3:30 • ©AMERICAN SHORT STORY ® • NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ■ MOVIE 7.30 11:55 MORIARTV Bl OFUNTSTONES ® CBS NEWS a HODGEPODGE LODGE [ 7 9:30 Open House Carpet Sak! ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 11:57 © HECKLE AND JECKLE ® MAUDE O PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ® NBC NEWS UPDATE 3:57 O NEWARK AND REALITY • MR. MAGOO ® NBC NEWS UPDATE 10:00 3:00 AFTERNOON 4:00 315 CENTERST.,MANCHESTER,CONN.*Phofw643-SI35 ® RAFFERTY 1 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ® DINAH ■(NEWS I WOODY WOODPECKER 12:00 IFREDFUNTSTONE FOR PROFESSIONAL O U ALin © M E ETTHE MAYORS TGOOD MORNING AMERICA ® QN E W S jaBRADYBUNC 10:30 JTODAY ® 12 O'CLOCK LIVE I MOVIE CONTROUEO AUTO RODY REPAIRS © N E W YORK REPORT I VARIOUS PROGRAMMING a • • TO SAY THE LEAST I GONG SHOW ® ( 0 VIDEO AND TELEVISION } ARCHIES • THE BETTER SEX 5 SESAME STREET on all maklM. 8:30 12:30 JNTSTONES 11:00 a ARCHIES ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, I SUPERHEROES { © © N E W S VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ©TOPPER jUTTLERASCALS I r o ^ E R FIFERNWOOO FAMILY RISK MANAGEMENT a a • CHICO AND THE MAN 4:30 LOAN and RENTAL CARS |U F£O F RILEY (MON., WED,) 9 RYAN'S HOPE © WOODY WOODPECKER I Available by Appointment... | lUVING FAITH g• NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ® IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ® STAR TREK iPETUCOAT JUNCTION 9:00 12:55 a PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY (ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS ® MIKE DOUGLAS Mary Tyler Moore is QNEWS- 8 PARTRIDGE FAMILY I ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW a HOGAN'S HEROES back —in re-runs, anyway SMUNSTERS ) ALL THAT GUTTERS ® e PHIL DONAHUE SHOW • NBC NEWS u p d a te 9 PETTICOAT JUNCRON 11:30 a JOE FRANKLIN SHOW —weekdays at 5:30 p.m. on 1:00 5:M STAR OZIEK. Mamger )THE CBS LATE MOVIE • SESAME STREET Channel 3. ® MATCH GAME ISPIDERMAN I LOVE AMERICAN STYLE • MERV GRIFFIN ^PANORAMA I VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 301-315 CENTER ST.. MANGKSTER (MOVIE a ROMPER ROOM ) 9 ALL MY CHILDREN Pa^l^E^ENCRrONE ( a S T H E TONIGHT SHOW 9 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER I la/xi/IP P ® MISTER ROGERS (IRONSIDE SB WRITING FOR A REASON 9 WEATHER VIEW IFESRVALOFFAITH i NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR )ABCCAPTK)NEONEWS (MON., WED.) 10:00 ) VARIOUS PROGRAMMING I MY THREE SONS 11:« 9:30 ® HERE'S LUCY (EXC. THUR.) ^••GONGSHOW 5:30 ,® 9 N E W S a BEWITCHED a I LOVE LUCY 1:30 ) MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 12:15 r a SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE ® RYAN'S HOPE ® AS THE WORLD TURNS IFUNTSTONES ® 9 C O L L E Q E FOOTBALL '77 Brigliten up the whole house during this 9FUNTSTONES a ROMPER ROOM ©UNDERDOG 5 6:X FRIENDS 9:58 a ABC NEWS ®aABCNEWSBRIEF NOWHERE, 6:00 O D a S N E W S ® MUPPETSSHOW a n NEWS a WRITING FOR A REASON BRADYBUNCH • NEWLYWED GAME 10:X lADYBUNCH 7:30 Qg HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION M POP GOES THECOUNTRY • NEWS I HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION (XlOAILY NUMBER 20% off ® a B E D D FOXX a BOZO @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES NOWAY ( bo zo 0 CAROL BURNETT AND ® EARTH, SEA AND SKY @ CONNECTICUT • UNTOUCHABLES ICHILD DEVELOPMENT m ENDS CMnr-ll TV SERVICE • HOGAN'S HEROES • PRIMETIME S @ MASTERPIECE THEATRE I HOGAN'S HEROES 3 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ■uaWtooMpeii ■ a CROSS WITS © DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 11;M ( c r o s s WITS I NEWLYWED GAME naNEvvs @ ZOOM (CAPTIONED) a t h a t GIRL NOHOW.. QZOOM ) S WILD KINGDOM call TUmiPiKE T.v. I 6:30 @ MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ERFERNWOOD 6:30 ( big MONEY laHjOVELUCY 7:31 (UFEOFRILEY l a i LOVE LUCY (CONNECTICUT 6 4 I M 4 0 6 > (UVINGFAITH can you get a better deal ^ .ia opnotaxpuKtia/r/rr ■ 9 ABC NEWS ® DOUBLEPLAY 5 ABC NEWS ( d ic k VAN DYKE SHOW (JOKER’S WILD 8:X I PETTICOAT JUNCTION I JOKER’S WILD ( in SEARCH OF (LASSIE 9 PREVIBW MOVIE s p e c i a l ( ABC CAPT10NEO NEWS ( lassie 9 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT |(BnN6CNEWS (C flOSSW ITS (ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW than at BERNiE’S (aSNBCNEWS 7:31 inuS.YLYR«K MANAGEMENT 9 a WajCOME BACK, KOTTER (ALLTHATGUTTERS I FAMILY RISK MANAGEMENT r®*25,OOOPYRAM10 ' I ADAM 12 (MOVIE 1130 (ADAM 12 8:00 (A S WE SEE nr AMERICAN l e a g u e ® TH E CBS LATE MOVIE ( a s WE SEE IT 9GOOD TIMES 8J6 ■~( t l m o v e AMBVCAN STYLE 6:55 ICROSSWITS P P L A Y O F F 8 ' I POLICE STORY-THURSOAY a N E W S ■O N CE UPON A CLASSIC SINEWS I EIGHT IS ENOUGH • 7 J0 rspeciA L OWE I I ROBERT YOUNG. FAHRLY 7:00 l e s s NEWS DOCTOR ■ MOVIE T CBS NEWS S NATIONAL LEAGUE THE TONIGHT SHOW (BRADYBUNCH QNOVA • ■ ■ T H E (BRADY BUNCH •PLAYOFFS ^CONCENTRATION '• n O M lO E 3 CONCENTRATION 4NOVA 830 IBOWUNG FOR DOLLARS IMERVGRHTHN e A( ABC B C C CAPT10NEO A P T NEWS IBOWUNG FOR DOLLARS ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILY 12:30 ( f e s t iv a l OF FAITH IWHATSHAPPENINGI ( festival OF FAITH TOR • m o vi£ OUTDOORS WITH KEN URTH ESTATE ' ( pr o FAN e i MAKING TELEVISION DANCE HAY 130 (NEWS 8:30 • ■•TOMORROW ( MACNBL-LEHRER REPORT BUSTWGLOOSE ® N E W S 8 R E A K I^dridt Duffy stars in ' 930 1:15 ( c r o s s WITS MERV GRIFFIN O JOE FRANKUN SHOW 8 the title nde in NBC-TV’s preview moviesp E c i a l SS^/V/£'S^^h eO D O O O UPU 6:58 2:15 (DNEWS8REAK new science fiction adven-' a b a r n e y MILLER 8«l PTL CLUB-TAU AND VARIETY ( £ THE CBS WB3NESOAY NIGHT ture series, “The Han MOVIES from Afitnifis,”'1Un‘sdays Tm-CffTPUCA X a C H A R U E ’S ANGELS I n PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY on Ghannds tt, S and SO. ■ VBMON a O G R E A T PERFORMANCES ., *30 643-9561 a MOVIE ®aOARtBtCOUNTRY'^ 875-3394 9:58 ODSABC n e w sb r ief I m s . THi *> ra n . a SAT. n u ■ HhOO , Oct. 7 . ■ NEWS X a B A R E T T A aS>WALL3TREETWEEK • PAMT ALONG WITH ^NCY (MOVIE • UNTOUCHABLES KOMN8KY 8:51 '' 11:00 ! 7 J 0 ®NEW8BREAK , ®aABCNEWSBRIEF (MOWE (NEWS 'CONNECTION DAILY NUMBER 130 ERA CAROL BURNETT AND * 0 0 • • • T H E MIDNIGHT SPEOAL (UFE OF RILEY FRIIENDS 9 SUSPENSE DnAMA- (UVINGFAITH s " ~ THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT FAMLYFEUO ®MOVIE (PETTICOAT JUNCTION NEWLYWEDQAME ) ANDY GRFFITH SHOW I PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY ^ 2:» RENT-A-CAR D O aY • JOE FRANKUN SHOW i m ■CANALZONE - (itom juoirv:' n«,0a0NAMETHATTUNE 2:28 S T H E CSS UT E MOVIE OONNECnCtfT" •MOVIE ' ' a LOVE AMERICAN STYLE raMASSACHUSETTS •MOVIE a a STARSKY AND HUTCH- Hoavwooo SQUARES 9-30 ^ , 2:30 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK DICK V A N DYKE SHOW x OBESTOPERNIEKOVACS " • NEWS MOVIE MUPPETSSHOW 2:« N MACH0L-LEHRER REPORT ■ -h'; 10:« • • t h e TONIGHT SHOW N sm • PRAYER §IRONSIDE •731 UNTOUCHABLES 3:15 _ _ (SMATCHQAME S 1^S0 ®MOVIE '' a o a u R E E S E AND WOODY 4:40 • MOVIE HERMAN IN CONCERT "-h: ' 1 ^ A O V E N li)^ OfL ® MOVIE 1:00 'i-n it ■ . 11:W • eaTOMORROW CflOSSWITS IWWS Dianne Kay plays Nancy, 1:30 E R N W ^ ^ . ? • J O E FRANKLIN SHOW rYTVljfe'i.K. - one of the beautiful 2d5 INGFAtlWjjx^^- ;■ , • MOVIE A R SIC A N daughters in ABC-TV’s HIP PLAYOFF 2-JO (AlitltATnUTTEW^, •'! WaNmOTON' V “Eight Is Enough,” • NEWS .:.11'3 0 .% : n e t w o r k s a n d s t a t io n s Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on 2:66 (MOVIE.,-. .M RIGHT TO MAKE • PRAYER •STYLE Channels 8 and 40. ‘ T8H O W : - ..^eyuMiiTE CHANGES, WINEMAKING SUPPLIES BEER, SODA & LIQUEURS -17 r .’i- THE ROOT CELLAR B - 'F I Main St. (Route 31) Coventry Largest Stodc in ToUand County 742-5067 N ifniiiite: 24 Hoars a Plant now, i i c M a Pluck later, Siiburiliaii .1; IM pKrtgIvw i TULIPS • HYACINTHS - ler‘ • ^ - S' - ____ of th# atlwtfno DAFFODILS • CROCUS law iupor# «* • MANCHESTER HARDWARE ■ M of fa77 Main Street in Downtown Mancheiter 643-4425 • Parking In the Rear M. wpiwftp ■«wvu¥inr»« -M m §tf* Page 10 — WEIEKEND — October 1, 1977 WEEKEND - October 1,1977 - Page 11 Mary Cheney Library adds many new books Collectors* Corner New books at ittanchester’s MacKenzie— Raveirand the Edmonston — Lemon-aid Parish— The all-Americans Thomas — The complete jVade — The ultimate experiment 13-center notes birth of the ‘talkies’ Mary Cheney Library: kamikaze Fax — Black artists of the Picon — Surrealists and sur world of kites / Fiction Millhauser — Portrait of a new generation realism, 1919-1939 Thomas — Enola Gay Walker — Housebuilding for Time-Life Books — The children Asinof - Say it ain’t so romance Fodor — Fodor’s Germany, Pitt — The battle of the By RUSS MacKENDRICK Best Actress, Joanne Woodward in a little tired. Compare this latest one with Canadians Yardley — Ring Baylor — Yes is better than Newby — Kith West and East, 1977 Atlantic Next Thursday, the 6th, will see the “Three Faces of Eve.” the 1974.edition. The same thing happened Niven — Ringworld Fodor — Fodor’s ' London, Porter — The never-ending Ulene — Feeling fine no release of a 13-cent stamp to com And for 1967; “In the Heat of the to Scott’s.) Paul — The Frenchwoman 1977 wrong Blackwood — The step memorate the 50th Anniversary Year of Night” ; Rod Steiger got Best Actor for Carping critics may say that Harris Settle — Blood tie Glenn — 'A scornful wonder Queen — E llery Queen’s daughter Talking Pictures. The first-day that picture; Best Actress, Katharine does not give the details of condition we Block — Burglars can’t be Stuart — Cameron's landing Gorman — The Dione Lucas searches and seizures book of natural French ceremonies will be, appropriately, in Hepburn in “Guess Who’s Coming to see in Stanley Gibbons or Brookman. But choosers Tauber— The last best hope Schlafly — The power of the Dinner.” it is far ahead of them in other ways, and B o w e r — Taylor — In the Miro cooking positive woman Hollywood. No veraber... December District, and other stories Grollman — More time to Shapiro — The birth control Oct. 6, 1927 18 the date that Vitaphone (How many ring a bell with you?) for United States or Canada collectors, ' Bunker — ’The animal fac Dmm^ton— Lupe grow book presented A1 Jolson’s voice in the “The There will be another 13-cent issue the beginning or advanced, it is the first book Van Hyke — Always is not H i x - Looking good Shelley — Shelley's poetry '^NATIVE JIPPLES^ tory Jazz Singer*.” Only part of the movie was following day — The Surrender at to get. Callison — An act of war forever Holmes Hold m e up a lit and prose •WOHiTOSH .IMCOUII in sound, but by,1930'the silents were a Saratoga, the looks like something we’ve Something to do Carroll — Unless you die Weldon — Words of advice tle longer. Lord Showker — Fodor’s Egypt, thing of the past — thus throwing many seen a dozen times over the past year. It is White — The long silence Jastrow - Until the sun dies 1977/78 •oaicious •GWTUIND The First Sunday Stamp Bourse will young piano players out of a job. a jumbo commem to mark the date Oct. 7, Whitney — D ie stone hull Johnson — Enemies of Sleight of crime have a real binge for its second anniver Charteris — Die Saint v. FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER A The stamp is a companion to the Centen V n i , when Burgoyne and his Redcoats lost Scotland Yard Nonfiction society Si^tfaerman — TaUdn and sary tomorrow at the Ramada Inn, 100 E. APPLECWBIWIHESARa nial of Smind Recording, the Edison to General Gates at Saratoga, N.Y. (now Christie — Dead man's folly Adler — Philosopher at J o h n s o n — T h e testifyin River Dr., East Hartford, 10 to 5. There Schuylerville.) Cintron — No greater love large tumbleweeds, somersaulting Southon Africa in crisis cylinder, Scott No. 1705. It wiU be will be 25 dealers, the USPS with a special up and out of the city streets Stanton — The cdd-familiar FERRANDO ORCHARDS color coordinated (?) with yellow, pink, This is from another painting by Trum- Coffman — Fire dawn Baker— The blue and white BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROnOLAtTONBURY cancel for the show. Also the UNPA wiU be Coker — Blood red roses Berry — The iron sun Knight — The Futuriahs booby traps at home olive and black — only one plate number. buil. The colors will be yellow, magenta, there with a special imprint. Ladner — Mixed families Stewart — T.E. Lawrence a af/aitdl VIM Ihtmnnt f Coover — ’The public bur B la t e — T h e n a tu r a l As to movies — here is a survey of the cyan and black. Give up on the plate block In addition there will be a two-color Linsley — Wildcrafts Stockton — Final anm ndi — there will be five numbers. The first- ning healer's acupressure hand Academy Award winners for a few cachet featuring the first United Nations Coppel — The dragon book Lloyd — The great prize decades. In 1927-28 the Best Picture day bash will be at Schuylerville. fight stamp — “Peoples of the World” watching Cunningham — Swjet Boorstein — AUende’s Chile Award went to “Wings”; Best Actor; Margolid — The liberated "Harris’’ Is ready the sunrise of the UN. These covers will nothings Bowie — Man through the Emil Jannings in “The Way of All Flesh” ; DiMona — ’The Benedict Ar ages dog The new “Harris” is ready! This is an be available at the show for 50 cents or by Millar — The Queen’s pic Best Actress, Janet Gaynor in “Seventh nold connection Bull — The Audubon Society event akin to the appearance of the Red mail if you enclose a No. 10 self-addressed tures Heaven,” stamped envelope. Drury — Anna Hastings field guide to North American Book for U.S. coin collectors. They have Fast — ’The immigrants birds, eastern region Mind and super mind Skipping to 1937: Best Picture, “ Life of Bushnell win* again been calling it the “Harris Reference Forrest — ’The Bloodworth The Capitalist reader Mayagkov — Inside the Emile Zola” ; Best Actor, Tracy Ed Bushnell, a former president of the orphans Carlson — In the fullness of KGB in “Captains Courageous” ; Best Actress, Loretta Young in “The Farmer’s Catalog” lately, saying it is impossible to Manchester Philatelic ^iety, took a Hassler — Staggerford time NFL’s official encyclopedic DAY CA Luis Rainer in “The Good Earth.” Daughter.” stock every stamp in the book. bronze medal at Puerto Rico's PURIPEX Hill — The green Coyne — The big breakup history of prpfessi<^ foot- 1947; “ G entlem en's A greem ent” ; 1957; “The Bridge on the Kwi” ; Best It is well illustrated — more than just a baU salamander Davis — Battle at Bull Run Ronald Cobnan in “ A D ^ l e Life” ; Actor, Alec Guinness in the same picture; price list. (Some of the plates are getting for his eudiibit of U.S. Deadletter Mail. Knox — Pilot error Deindorfer — The in- Nesbitt — A little love & Law — Gemini trip compleat angler good company EUMIIUn MIDDLE MAN Lehman — The French D iN o to — T r a s h o r Ormond — The face of C B C o n va c Atlantic affair treasure? monarch ^ ^ A SAVINGS OF 10%^; New books at Whiton DAY CARE CENTER Good reaction to advice line Hiraldfaraiit ROOnNG*SIDING*GUnERS also repairs New books at Manchester’s Newby—Eth'" ' plain English BylNICDIPPER ' “We monitor 9 and 19 all the time. This could be a great service to But they've got so much conversation them !” Whiton Memorial Library: Quinn — The limbo connec G r a n t — J e s n a : An Response to the idea of making over 15 years experience fully insured tion historian’s review of the HAS AN IMPORTANT Channel 1 an advisory channel has on them — conversation that is really NEAR, National Emergency Air" Fiction Thompson — Lupe of an advisory nature — that it’s Goqiels > been enthusiastic and genuine when Radio, has been contacted about fun CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Carroll — Unless you die Tracy — The man from next HiurTis — Women artists, darned hard to get an emergency it was broached to the Michigan ding. There is money available o n ^ young door , * 1550-1960 ‘ ! ANNOUNCEMENT message on the air.” State Police and the Oklahoma specified basis, it can be reported. no iob too snal 643*9092 Coppel — The dragon N o n fictio n Hawkes— The atlas of early “A Channel 1 would not only serve Tourist Commission. Illinois was just approved for federal Fairbaim -r- Street 8 Cass — Comparative guide man « any state’s tourism program, it Barker — D m i again ixune FOR THE PEOPLE WHO NEED Channel 1 is presently a HOT line funding and part of their plan is to to two-year colleges and The Merriam-Wdistek'dic^ would also serve tbf .law enforce MacKenzie— Raven and the tionary for in Tennessee, Maryland and Georgia. utilize equipment for advisop^. A for career programs ment agencies, too,” LaMore kamikaze Diamond — Grammar in In these tlu^e states it started as mal letter of proposal is being tourism service. ^ reflects. written and directed to NEAR with leaf, stem & root ------■: D A Y C A R E Base units ^operating from' “ A very high percentage of ac- Channel 1 being utilized for an ad Welcome C oiteis on the state bounV- ^ddents on interstates are caused by Here’S next schedule Time ffi i Lilt f visory service. ;b M !• i i daries monitor G i ^ e l 19, making ! the erratic driving of car operators • TERRARIUMS • DRIED FLDWERS for tcwn bookmobile Jib? Sm V i .;. frequent breaks to tell tourists they who are looking for a direction, This column, reflecting the tenor of can obtain any information they trying to figure out which lane they its mail as weU as its own conviction, should be in, or seardiing for a place feels that the pressure on Channels 9 Here is next week’s Apartments. BECAUSE OF EXISTING VACANCIES might want in their travels by going •CUT FLOWERS that doesn’t seem to be on their map. and 19 must be alleviated. schedule - for the W adneaday down to Channel 1 where a Welcome Center staH person will answer their - “CB will ultimately be in every 857 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Manchester Public Library 10 a.m. — Meadows Con The harnessing of CB for the ul questions. vehicle to eliminate the capsule bookmobile: valescent Home. timate good of the CBers and the TEL. 649-2522 DELMONT IS OFFERING All three states have ijeported ,Qic effect a car presaitly Ijas,” he adtb, M onday 2:10 p.m. — Leland Dr. > public will be benefitted by a Channel response to Uie has “I’m convinced this.w1ation causM 10:30 a.m. — Arnott Rd. 2:50 p.m. — Curry Lane. 1 program. Write your governor and •COUPON* 3:30 p.m. — Wintbrop M . excellent. - : . ^ ? deaths that CB can j^ td . CB will be ll:4 0 e .m . — Ludlow Rd. as important as tte'iWbeel in five enlist his aid and support. il 1:30 p.m. — Glenwood a . 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. This column was impressed with < 2nd Grand Oponlii 2:10 p.m. — Westminirter REDUCE WEEKLY RATES the idea as well as its potential effec *' yearSi” ' - Thuraday Rd. Regular lube jobs are tiveness, particularly after a first ' — Funds are a problem for each of 10 ajn. — Head Start the states Contacted. - Carl Clark,* 2:50 p.m. — Meadow Lane. vital to car care — person t n ^ . The utilitarian value , 3:30 p.m. — Alice Dr. 1:30 p.m.— Bliss St. director of the tourism division in they restore special YES, WITH OUR COMPLETE FACILITIES AND to be afforded by a nationwide 4:10 p.m. — Avondale Rd. 2:10 p.m. — Ambassado' QHahama CSty, Ok., has been Dr. Channel 1 advismy began to evolve. T uaaday greases to all mov WITH CERTIFIED TEACHERS WE OFFER YOU grappling with a means to obtain fun 2:50 pju. — Bretton Rd. At this point, the FCC wiU not 10:30 a.m. — Lincoln ing parts. ding for his 11 centers. FKEPIZZn 3:30 p.m. — Barry Rd. THIS WHILE VACANCIES LAST. designate any chanitels btho’ than 9 Center. “The idea of'a faiannel I,serving SMALL WITH M OZZARELU CHEESE 4:10 p.m. — Loomis St.,^, '‘■-saowws"^* (the emergOK^ channel) and 19 (the 11:40 a.m. — Ivy Manor the pitolic on a nationwide basis is WITH PURCHASE OF ,-tr- trucker duunnel.) Apartments. Frid a y ‘ - \ TtSSSlIOP!^ FOR MORE INFORMATION super,”, says Stove Huntress of the Weekend, an entertainment and ONE‘‘FMIILY SIZr PIZZA However, boto toese duumels are television supplement, is pablished l;ip. pjn. — N. Elm St. 2:10 p.m. — Falcon Ridge 333 M AIN S t . - Tourism Divisi^. WNh Purehaee of Large PIxxa overloaded irith vfaUe p tb e n src eadi Saturday by The Manchester 2:10 p.m. - Strickland St. Apartments. .v -MANCHESTBB^^ vacant. ' “A letter of proposal might help Evening Herald, Herald Square, I entltlM you to get a SmaN Moxxarella Cheeee 2:50 p.m. Homestead 2:50:’p.m. — Pine Ridge CALL S48-S53t 6 4 6 -3 4 4 4 a “Channd 1 co«N4o4oastaaanad< 4 our director in his efforts to fund Manchester, Conn. 06040. PIxxa tor 1/2 Price. park ^lartments. ^lartmAits. visory duumd is a great idea!’’ such a project. Oklahoma is a TODHarfiMRd. TM.64MS26 3:30 pm ; **- Durant St. 3:30 p.m. — Cnrft Dr. 4; ‘■l SM. 11-1X I ' 4;10 p.m. — Parkade Enthuses Ct.'"Rod“Luldte of Oie ‘bridge’" 8tat«’"w'ith'"millions of . nwn. 11-11 4:10 p.m.'— Rachel Rd. ^ t C O U P O N m Midiigan State Pdtoe in Jainsing. tourists passing torou^ it every day. -A-.:., O' :v ' ‘ t ^ II ' ! " ' • ! 1' M « ^JTr EPIC ICtlOII ' • t« Hous« if.;.' at«d- 9 ff.lW a o i i Itiere Will Be Reduced Prices On Irands Of Uwor LET CHERRONE'S SHOW YOU.... ‘fUMd.te THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE May 5 .7 6 CALVERT EXTRA fQt.)...... s e p t . PSIGE 6 J 9 OCT. PRICE Mayor Matt I Saturday’s Sunr s e p t PRICE ii.es OCT. PRICE 10 .8 0 OLD GROW (1.75 L)...... Fromerth. Mane PRICE S J 8 OCT. PRICE 5.89 papers early and 1 0 .5 7 ular. One reside CRAWFORDS SCOTCH (i.75L) ...... : .... s o t . PRICE lOiSR OCT. PRICE 8.68 afternoon. Anotl RLACK AND WHITE SCOTCH (Qt.) ...... j o t . OCT. POICE an early Saturdi that day.” Man; JAMESON IRISH (Qt.)...... s o t . PRICE IlLSS OCT. PRICE 9.86 early and some r DEKUYPER COFFEE RRANDY (Qt.) ...... j o t . PRICE ^ OCT. PRICE 5 .9 1 (Herald photo b FOUR ROSES ( m . ) ...... SOT. PRICE 6.59 OCT. PRICE 6.00 5.80 OLD HEAVEN HILL (Qt.)...... s o t . PRICE 6 J 2 OCT. PRICE H i j a JAR...... SOT. PRICE 9 J9 OCT. PRICE 9 .5 7 KING'S RANSOM...... s o t . PRICE 11.92 OCT. PRICE 7.5 9 ALGIERS, Algei Japan Air lin es D( WINDSOR CANADIAN .SOT. PRICE 6 J 9 OCT. PRICE by Japanese Red landed in Algiers OLD MR. ROSTON 5 STAR RRANDY (QU. s e p t . PRICE 6 J 9 OCT. PRICE 5 .7 2 hostages remaining day ot a marathon JAMES FOXE (Qt.)...... s o t . PRICE 6.99 OCT. PRICE 6.46 that began over In( IC 7 .0 7 The Algerian go TEACNERSjntli)...... s o t . PRICE 7 J 9 OCT. PRICE allowed the plane LUIGI COVfLLI lAMSRUSCO (Mag.)...... s o t . PRICE 4 .6 7 OCT. PRICE 4 .1 7 3 FRENCH WINES GERMAN ESTATE WINES Senai Medoc ...... 2.99 CTdidM' MHMhwch I m U f • ■ • • I still ( St Emllion...... 2.99 SMM______ran1-- WASHINGTON ^ White Bordeaux . . 2.39 ■ • • • I Senate’s raiginal ti i^oWInga from 4.28 and adjournment for U P/us many of this week. N a ^ up Hlany many morW-y Great Chateaux: assurance that it e end the natural gas Taibct MANY OTHER BiUBMIlS The overheati Moutofi Rothschtid : M n b U M M m ...... S J S f i . whether gas-price riuzmo nipi under federal ^ g i LafUt RomcMId third week today, is a w t o w ir o , t i e legislation — indue Haut-Rilaa o f the energy pro i n w W B f HUBnimi i/: ;., awaiting actioa OUR LOW PRICES WILL ‘T think they MATCH THOSE OF AHY iRMlIIMlHe a v . . . .^ 1 4 4 OTHER CONH. LIQUOR STORES ADVERTISEDr i SPECIALS! A'VlS: Fine Selectionn ofo f ImportedImpot & Domeatic Winetf liiauont Beertt^"' S t i 624 E. MIDDLE TURNPII^IKE. MANIMANCHESTER , ^ ^LEPHDNE 943-7027 f M liK (Keg Beer In Stock At All Times) Prices Do Not liudude Sales Tax NEW HAVE! University stud restaurants ofi : ...IS..... progress was n ' - v . t ' . '.v .-' - j V-‘.^ 7 . - J.- the three-day-oi maintenance workers. I t • HARTFOR Connery, in his Proven Ihnoce have misinter Reilly’s relati mother and wer probe bedause t be loved his t killed four year Sells, 64M713. sidered. Robert Associates. babysit Jn my own borne. iproffetalona! work at 36 Street.^ 12 baths, appliances, $58,900. 646-8727, evenings 649- BY OWNER. 5-5 Duplex, BW Realty 647-1419. L ^ N CIESZVNSKI Builder - r ------^------carpeting, basement. Nonets, o ' It you h tv a b M n 1294, 643-1357. Broker. 218-9274. •> CHOOSING A REALTOR? Good references.' Days, reasonable prices. Fully in “ '•l*. tm, l, m* cour,« tor you aluminum siding, 2 car gar evenii^, weekends. Call 569- sured. 643-9!Bl. New homhi custom built, FLOOR SANDING & one child. $315. includes heat, $34,900. COVENTRY, Nprtii! , Y,. '; age, three bedrooms, COLUMBIA. NEW. Only $44,- , PleaK call Odegard Realty. 3796; , ■ 5 rem odeled, addiUons, rec Refinishing. Floors like new. zhot water. Blanchard & >tSTd2?2,rOT '• "•Id bolor. our MANCHESTER - Two family Private 1 12 acres, spacious ••••••••••••••••••••• There is no obligation, and our , carpeting, paneled rec rooms, 900. 26x44 foot Raised Ranch. , V : is MY FULL TIME room s,'; garages, kitchens No waxing (specializing in Rossetto, Inc., 646-2482. Tolland County VolkswagOn in excellent condition. Two three bedroom Ranch. Good Lota-laud for Sala 24 counseling may help, lour lasl ^ _ CONTINUOUS PROORESS EDU^TIONAL CENTER separate furnaces, good ren Two full baths, cath^flral dressmaking remodtied, bath,ole, cement older floon)'.. fin in g floors, car garage and extra building sized rooms, close to 6 sales averag'ed less than 30 and BUSINESS. Fast service, 24 Tolland Tunqillio, R M 83, Talcottvillo , 232-9015 jj tal income. $49,900 firm. 646- ' ceiling, wooded acre, flenble hig^ays. Lessenger Sells. Alterations. Done reasonably. quality work, insured. Bob -w o rk . S te p s, d o rm e rs : Ceilings. IiMUtsIde painting.- QUIET Neighborhood. Four lot. K2.M0. BW Realty, 64f BUILDING LOT For Sale - days, and more lnim>'9$*'i: of room apartment. Near shop 4461. financing. Lessenger Sells, Henry Street. Near schools. Call 848-4972. ■ , , Pro^totgr. 649-9027. Residential or commercial. Morsq- Stove* DealOr. John 646-8713. Ai the advertised pr-lc^,), CaU 6494291. . ■>. „ , VerfalUe. 646-5750, 872-2222. ping, bus. $225. 6464344. The Magic Number Is 649-2638 No brokers. Call 646-4528. Odegard Realty, 643-4385. v . PAGE EaOHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mucfaegter, Conn.. Sat- Oct. 1,1877