PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. F>i„ Nov. 9, 1»7» Distributor To Break Ground for Beer Warehouse Prixeweek Puzzle Todc^ EAST HARTFORD - air through the stored beer timum insulation, with an temperature-controlled Environment Warehousing dent wholesalers will receive added protec- been in business since 1933. Hartford Distributors, the whenever temperatures extra laver of insulation package beer storage area, tion. ' Pacesetter Building of distributor of Anheuser- (CEW) p n ^ a m currently throughout the country, Glastonbury Precancel Board To Review Plan are low enough to cool the surrounding the cooled the building contains a Hartford Distributors Newington, served as l»th Carter Whips Kennedy East Secondf MHS Third Busch products in the Hart­ beer. under way among the com- Through CEW, the beer .storage section. 7,000-square-foot draught selves Hartford and the architect and contrac- Relic of'Early Days f; ford area, will break However, the automatic pany’s n branch dis- freshness and q u a ^ of For Conviction Rewards In Dent Straw Ballot In Boys* X-Country Open The fadllty’s forklifts beer cooler capable of -Tmland counties and has tor. ground for its first ventilation system, which trlbutoi^ps and Indepen- Anheuser-Busch products Page 2 have been switched over to storing 8,000 half barrels of Page 3 Page 6 Page 10 temperature-controlled is capable of drawing 120,- electric power, thus beer, 7,440-square-foot beer warehouse in 000 cubic feet-of air Looking for a H0W eliminating a heat source canopied delivery truck ceremonies at 3 p.m. Noy. through the warehouse within the beer storage loading area able to ac­ DENTIST? 15, at its new.facility each minute, is only one of area, and the building’s commodate 35 trucks, 5,000 Try us for tho personal touohl located in Buckland In­ the energy-saving devices other areas are heated in square feet of office space, Our modern office Is conveniently located In East manrlifstpr dustrial Park, Manchester. being used. the winter by. infrared a 5,000-square-foot area for Hartford - just 1 mile from P'ratt & Whitney and I-84. "Our new facility will All doors in and out of the heaters that prodde com­ storing supplies and equip­ allow us to distribute New patients are gladly accepted. Emergencies beer storage areas a fort for workers but don't ment and 8,000 square feet Budweiser, Michelob, protected by “air cur­ seen same day. Rain Today waste heat in the ceiling of bottle return area to Micbelob Ught, Natural tains” which minimize the area. In addition, efficient comply with Connecticut’s Call for an appointment 569-3870 Cooler Sunday Light and Busch as fresh as loss of cooled air while per- high sodium li^ ts have new deposit law. DR. RONALD M. BARSHAY D.D.S. mitting easy loading Details on Page 2 current technology will been used throughout the The facility was built to allow," said Ross operations. The entire 800 Silver Lane facility. meet specifications of the East Hartford Hollander, vice president of building has received oo- Besides the Anheuser-Busch Controlled Hartford Distributors. "It Eimting Mpralb iVo Winners wilt provide a real service Vol. XCIX, No. 36 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, November 10, 1979 to our retail customers, The Prizeweek Puzzle has com­ • A Family NEVI/Spaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered and ultimately to the con-^ pleted his eighth week and is still sumer.” undefeated. The new facility is on a There were several close en­ 10-acre site with room to tries this week however, from the approximately double the more than 1,000 entries. Anti-Iran Mobs size of the warehouse to The prize for the puzzle as it meet future demands. goes into its ninth week is $325 Construction of the almost COUMVEKniER SMIIIKS! with an added bonus of $25 if the $2 million building will PROTECT YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME AND CAR winner is a Herald home sub­ Fighting Back begin Nov. 15 and will be scriber: completed in August 1980, FROM THE WINTER BR-R-R-R-R-RS/ Next week’s report will either when Hartford show the puzzle continuing its United Press International Police in riot gear broke up the Distributors will move into winning streak or the name of the Screaming “We want Hostages," fighting and arrested about'75 the new building. first and only winner so far. “Bomb Iran’’ and “Death to Iranians, mainly for their own The warehouse, with a SAVE AN EXTRA Khomeni," Americans Friday lashed protection, although they had storage capacity of 350,000 EDISON Fan-Forced back at Iran’s flaunting of U.S. violated a city police order not to cases of beer, has been Portable Heater Football Suit hostages. A group of Iranian stage a march. designed to maintain the 20% OFF demonstrators was beaten in Beverly Police said six Iranians were best possible temperatures Our Reg. Prices NASHUA, N.H. (UPI) - A 13- Hills, Calif. beaten, but there were no major in­ to preserve the freshness 16.70 OurReg. ISaS year-old girl who thinks she ought Hardhat workers, businessmen, juries. of Anheuser-Busch Instant heat elements with ther­ to be given the right to try out for housewives and students lined products. mostat control. Space having All STANLEY her junior high school football streets by the hundreds in protests The demonstration was in the same The 71,000-square-foot 1544x10x8". Finger-proof grill, team sued city fathers Friday for from coast to coast to dump invec­ general area where Iranian students safety tip-over switch, cool the right to prove herself on the rioted last Jan. 2 at the home of the building contains 20,000 •PRESTONE II carrying handle. *324022 Weather Stripping tive on defiant Iranian student square feet of controlled AntifrMZ* (1 Qal.) Q C C EXAISPLES: gridiron. demonstrators. shah's sister and set fires on adja­ Our Reg. 3JS Qal...... W a 9 0 • Automatic Door Bottom q ^ > The New Hampshire Civil Hundreds of Iranians marched cent hillsides. environmental package Strip, Our tag. SJS...... 3 .1 7 beer storage space and is EDISON Comfort Sensor Liberties Union filed suite in through Washington, D.C. shouting In Springfield. Mass., about 40 Ira­ equipped with 40 tons of •Thennoetaf wTOaekeL SEg. i.n 1.58 QUAKER Portabis Heater • Pipe IneulaUng Tepe Hillsborough County Superior "Death to the shah" and demanding nian college students, heckled by a cooling equipment to main­ Out tag z n ...... 1 .8 4 Court on behalf of Karen Martin, the deposed ruler be returned to crowd yelling, “We want hostages" • Heater Hoaa, tag z m ...... 1.98 state who is described by her mother as marched to City Hall Friday. tain optimum storage 39.70 Our Reg. 48.99 • Duct InguleUng Tepe Tehran for trial. temperatures. "overenthusiastic about all kinds Counterdemonstrators chanted “Long live the Islamic revolution. Nofmal usage costs less than 6c owSm- ts e ...... 1 .3 3 Long live Khomeini,” chanted the In addition, the storage per hourl Instant heat with of sports." "Deportation Deportation" Some •QUAKER STATE M u x * demonstrating students from facility is served by a comfort sensor thermostat • TapeCeulk The girl went out to the practice yelled, "Aren’t you ashamed of control. Fan-forced, tip-over Springfield Technical College as they sophisticated ventilation 10W40 Motor Oil _ _ OuttagIJS...... 1 .0 3 field this year in an effort to win a Unexpected Stop yourselves, you pigs?” switch, cool-touch case. *324029 slot on the Elm Street Elagles, her marched toward the downtown area, system that can use out­ Our Reg. 87c Quart...... f w SMALL APPLIANCE DEPT • Door WeoHwratrlpping “Eat your oil” shouted the junior high team. "We want the shah to be tried." side air to cool the beer (Limit • por OMtomtrJ OurSm-«»...... 3 .4 3 A Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman national Airport. This passenger was one of counterdemonstrators. One man But the coach said no, and the carried a sign that said "Support during much of the year. (RCMP) and an airport security man watch 126 persons diverted to Montreal when air­ "He’s d'yiffguof cancer, you jerks" city school board upheld his deci­ Iran’s revolution; send an Iranian Automatic sensors open as an Iranian with his name written in Arabic port workers at New York refused to service shouted someone in the crowd. sion, citing federal statutes. Miss home." louvered doors and start •CRISTY DRYQAS« the aircraft. (UPI photo) Police herded the Iranians into OurRagSSc...... • RUBBERMAID 'Roughneck' Martin and the CLU lateraled to on his suitcase passes through the passenger Lines of uniformed police in riot large fans drawing outside buses which were pelted with eggs by 3(Hlal.^Rafusa Container the courts. gate Thursday at Montreal’s Mirabel Inter­ gear kept the groups separated and • Pressurized Lock De-Icer ‘GOOD-BYE DRY’ the crowd. there was no serious violence. Our Rag. 98c...... 57* Central Humidifier Elsewhere, feelings ran high as the Our Rog. 17J9___ 12.88 About 100 Iranians marched near a For Forced Warm Air days stretched on with no sign that •Transparent Ice Scraper with No Paper park in Beverly Hills carrying a Jobless Vinyl Handle . . . Heating Systems • Snow Scooper with the more than 60 Americans held Extra Long Handle Weiss Backs Suggestions photograph of the Ayatolah Khomeini hostage in Tehran would be released. Our Reg. sec...... 4 4 * LITCHFIELD, (UPI) - A cen- and placards reading. “Send the Shah Our Reg. 12.41...... 9 . 8 8 Our Reg. SS.99 turyojd northwestern Connecticut Back.” About 100 demonstrators from the Figures 46.70 HARDWARE DEPT. weekly newspaper, the Western, Save upt to 15% on fuel bills and They were met by about 500 University of Akron, chanting, has ceased publication — at least counterdemonstrators carrying signs “Drink your oil and eat your sand,” end winter diy-outl Pre-wired, pre­ temporarily — due to the shortage In Management Report DELCO ‘Freedom 50’ plumbed for fast, easy installation. sayiiig, "Iranians Drink OH” and marched in the rain around the Decline newsprint. Malntonanco-Froo Large 14 gallon capacity. For a Thermal Underwear ot processing facilities. with a professor at the University of "Roast an Iranian for Federal Building in downtown Akron. The newspaper, which was By LANEY ZUBOFF Auto Battory heaJthy, comfortable home! *CE1 Easy-care cotton/polyester blend. The cemetery operations should be Connecticut School of Social Work Thanksgiving." In Houston, hundreds of people out­ HARTFORD - Easy to founded in Salisbury 108 years HeraM Reporter •LADIES, Shin, and [»nts. SUM S-XL. consolidated with parks maintenance who would be willing to undertake A group of about 35 side the Iranian consulate for the se­ Unemployment continued •For Import or Compact Cars HARDWARE DEPT o ago, ceased publication this week. MANCHESTER — Town Manager ASMOibla. ea as a single division reporting to the the project for approximately counterdemonstrators, including cond day Friday in a noisy, 1 Out Rag u e ...... 3.14 to decline in September, It claimed a circulation of 17,500 Robert B. Weiss has told the Board of public works director, said Weiss. $2,(KX)," said Weiss. members of the Jewish Defense placardwaving demonstration. dropping to 4.5 percent, ac­ MJeand SSJS...... 4 9 . 9 6 • MEN'S, Turtle or crew neck, matching pants. in about 20 towns in Connecticut, Directors, after studying the Public This will involve action by the board Examples of those recommen­ League, suddenly attacked the A white bedsheet painted with cording to the State Labor 1 Sizes S-XL, Our Re*. 4 JI...... EA. 3.99 Massachusetts and New York. Administration Service's Manag- and a charter amendment, said dations Weiss disagrees with include Iranians. black letters saying "Death to the Commissioner P. Joseph •For MId-SIze or Full-Size Cars • BOYS*, Long-tieeve thirtt, ankle pants. Publisher Geraldine DelVaglio ment Audit report, that almost all of Weiss, as well as an appropriation. a total reorganization of the budget Members of the crowd also took Ayatollah” hung over a Boston Peraro. said Northwest Publishing Co. OurRag74M .. 5 9 .9 4 Sizes S-ML-XL. Our Ree l i t ...... EA.2.33 the 64 recommendations should be The town should consider offering and organizational structure to more pieces of iron pipe from several expressway Friday. An estimated 20,360 per­ JACOBSEN. stopped publishing because it *QIRL8*, Lonp-tleeve thlrta, ankle pants In implemented. a small special pay bonus to all accurately identify the budget of plumbing trucks parked in the area In Provo, Utah, a huge banner sons were added to the non- Plenty of power for cold-weather soft Rosebud print. couldn’t obtain enough paper to starts. Never needs water. Eaay-to41andle, He divided his findings up into four firefighters and policemen who program costs. “However," said and threw them at the Iranians. They reading “Deport Iran” was staked on agiicultural payrolls print editions of the Western. The Lightweight ‘Sno^urst’ Stee 2-3X, Our a.g zae...... 2.14 sections, the recommendations he voluntarily obtain and maintain an Weiss, "we should seek to provide also pelted them with garbage and a mountainside above Brigham during the month, boosting firm will continue publishing Snow Thrower Size 44x, OufRegU*...... 2.44 agrees wiUi, and which can be im­ Emergency Medical Training (EMT) total program costs for information eggs. Young University. mid-month employment to another weekly, the S p rees of KSize 7-19, OurRegM*...... 2.76 plemented relatively easily in the certificate, said Weiss. but not for appropriation purposes at 1,409,830 from 1,389,470 in • 18-Ft. 100% Copper Thomaston. near future; those he agrees with but Four authorized positions of August. Our Reg. 299J8 this time." Booatar Cable ‘247 Mrs. DelVaglio said the require action by the board, or an ap­ firefighter should be upgraded to the Seven tow ns in the Western may resume publishing if propriation; those he agrees with, Weiss said he believes the Board of greater Manchester area *LBD 76X, Our Reg lOJS ... 7.77 Imaglnel It weighs only 'Moon Boots’ for the Family lieutenant level provided ad­ 49 lbs. Yet powerful enough the supply situation improves. but require a Charter amendment; ministrative and supervisory back-up Directors should continue its present reported declines, the to clear a fifty-loot path Lightweight with warm foem Inaulation. The Western for many years and those he does not agree with. Ali Volunteers to a deputy chief on each shift,” schedule of one regular monthly Labor Department said, in •ATEC 12 Amp. 20" wide thru 4 Inches of Soft nylon uppers, non-skid outer lolea was a chronicle of local news, but ...lor way-out winter protoction. Blue only. Weiss agrees with the consultants’ Weiss concurred. meeting. The contradicts the findings LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Muham­ ‘Tm just one man ... It's better to part reflecting workers snow In just five minutes. it abandoned that format for Battery Charger Makes aiter-snow clean-up that job titles, staff meetings, The four existing divisions of the in the report which call for two mad Ali said Friday he had offered have just one family suffer, even if who returned to their jobs Our Rag. 48.99...... 37.40 almost a pleasure! •M#n*t, Our Reg. 16JB_ 1 1 .8 8 “howto" and general interest budgets, and internal com­ Police Department should be con­ regular monthly meetings two weeks himself to the Iranian government as they kill me. " in September following Use for fast charge or booster start. Euy to usanible. features several years ago. munications should all be restruc­ solidated into three divisions by com­ apart with separate agendas and a hostage in exchange for the release Ali said he was willing to die for his •Women’s, Boyt’, ow am. f

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EVENING HERALD. Sat., Nov. 10, 1979 - EAGR THREE PAGE TWO - EVEMNU HERALD. Sat.. Nov lU. 1979 Collectors* Corner Board Object# f ; PZA Sets Hearing Glastonbury Precancel To Road Plan On Zoning Proposal COVENTRY - The embankment and a section total. MANCHESTER —The Conservation Commission Planning and Zoning Com­ of a stone wall along the The officials said they decided to request Mayor Penny send a letter to the mission has set Nov. 14 for frontage of one of the lots; reviewed the proposal with Classic of Early Days Capitol Region Council of Governments expressing op­ a driveway culvert for one a public hearing on the the town’s superintendent position to the construction of Interstate 291. application of John Bagnall of the lots; minor changes of streets and it aas deter­ As part of a report by member Frederick Spaulding, asking to be allowed to in monument location; a mined that along the fron­ By RUSS MacKENDRICK the commission learned the regional government agency create nine lots (seven new driveway cross section to tage,«Dunn Road is level is reconsidering their position on 1-291. Penny had building sites) at the show that driveway cuts and straight, except for the Here we have it, the “Glastonbury previously sent a letter opposing the highway and been northeastern corner of and aprons will not in­ curve at the north end, and G” on cover — an item any dedicated praised for it by the commission. Merrow Road and Goose terrupt the road edge. has no obvious drainage precancel collector would give his g u id in g felt, and members backed him, that In view Lane. They said that additiona- problems. They said some eyeteeth to get. Scott's Specialized of the reconsideration of the topic by CR(jOG, another ly, since existing town modification of driveway Catalogue gives it valuations off The property covers 42.6 letter by the mayor was needed. acres and has about 1,600 culverts under Merrow location is recommended cover, on stamps number 156 and 182, The commission agreed the letter by Penny should con­ feet of frontage on Merrow Road drain into Lots 1 and to improve sightline but at $120 and What the combo tain suggestions for mass transit alternatives to the ad­ Road and 1,300 on Goose 3, rights to drain should be they see no need for shown above would bring at an auc­ ditional highway construction. Lane. All of the proposed deeded to the town and requiring road widening or tion would be mind-boggling. Spaulding said the root cause of the proposed 91 was the house sites and new shown on the map for these drainage improvements The usual precancel we see now is lack of alternatives. He said some should be developed, driveways would be off lots. except for minor paving at a small stamp with something like such as buses, to bolster the commission’s objection to Merrow Road and the lot Padick and Holmes said an existing leadoff and “Dullsville" and the name of the the construction. sizes range from one acre if the request is approved, possible improvement state between two parallel lines. A In other highway related matters, the commission to 22.6 acres. the applicant will be between Lot 4 and a cross new book by R. Malcolm Hooper, a decided to maintain its objection to the expansion of Town Planner Gregory required to place culvert. member of the local stamp club, tells Interstate 296. The commission believes the highway J. Padick and Town monuments, deed over the They said it can be the story of the Glastonbury G and should be built, but should not be any wider, since the Promoting ^SmokeouP E n g in e e r W. D onald land between the newly es­ expected that five new the other classics of the early days of widening of the highway would interfere with the hoped Holmes, said they feel that tablished property lines driveways will be precancelling. for..... linear... park Dr, James P. Kennedy, right, Manchester superintendent of schools. the proposed development and the road edges of requested and that those Hooper’s "A Historical Survey of The commission learned the state has agreed to spend will swear off smoking for a day, on W edne^^ Not. 15, when the would create any road and Merrow Road and Goose for Lots 2, 3 and 6 shouldn't Precancels,” published by the Car­ $19,000 to hire a consultant to study the feasibility of the American Cancer Society holds its second National Great American drainage problems. They Lane and convey rights to impact road drbinage and Highland Park School Show dinal Spellman Philatelic Museum, park, which will run from Vernon to Manchester along Smokeout In symbolic gesture, Kennedy snuffs out his cigarette while said the Merrow Road, in drain on Lots 1 and 3. safety and with some brush shows first of all the 1844 “Hale Also at the Nov, 14 School Fashion Talent Show in Manchester the Hockanum River. M a y o r Stephen Penny (left) smiles in approval. (Herald photo by Pin- the area of the proposed and tree removal that the Susan Doremus, Rachel Odell and Lynn Local,” The James Hale & Company hearings, a request of Sarkisian participate in a “commercial” Thursday evening. (Herald photo by Pinto) Arthur Glaeser, a commission member, reported the k j subdivision is fairly drives will have adequate delivered mail with these stamps on town Park and Recreation Commission already has sup- to) straight and flat and that William and Julia Menzel sightline comedy routine during the Highland Park a route from Bangor. Maine, to poted the park. He said the town's Planning and Zoning the road pavement is in of Dunn Road, will be air­ At the major curve, the Baltimore and westward as far as Commission has not yet taken a stand on the matter. good condition and about 24 ed. The Menzels are plan­ driveways for Lots 6 and 7 Albany. (The stamps they used were Chairman Theresa Parla said she hoped the commis­ Board to Review Plan to 26 feet wide. ning to subdivide their 38- will require significant stamps are accepted as pre-cancels. Scott No's. 75L, 1 to 5.) Hooper's book brings us to the pre­ sion would work for the installation of bicycle paths along They also said that the acre farm into seven lots. tree removal for sightline, Next comes the—Wheeling, Va.. The Survey continues with the sent era by illustrating 24 types of 1-291 since the present situation makes bicyle riding lots contain well-drained One lot of 23 acres will the officials said. They said TV Weatherman Relates “Grids” on the Franklin 5-cent and Weston. Mass., handwritten. Star, 20th century precancels plus many For Conviction Rewards soils and are fairly flat and contain the existing house, an easement to keep this followed by the New York and the hazardous. the Washington 10-cent of 1847. Then examples of precancelling being used buildings become lion-operational because generally slope away from barn and pasture land and area clear, is proposed, Chicago Pearls and the Boston In other matters the Democratic emmission members By CHRIS BLAKE there is the "PAID” marking on the on air mails, commemoratives, whose terms are expiring will be contacted by the chair­ of vandalism, the board’s obligations are or parallel to the roadway. new construction is and once completed that Propeller, Herald Reporter Anecdotes About Work 1-cent Franklin of 1851 that was parcel post, documentaries, souvenir man to decide wheUier they wish to be reappointed. jeopardized and it must take corrective They said no development propsed for the other six the roadway would be safer evidently used on newspaper In Chapter IV various Bar Cancels sheets and other non-regular-issue ...... ^AST HARTFORD - The Board of lots. Lots 2 through 5 range due to improved visibility. Chapter 2399 American Association the air. finally landing it in a cow Members Frederick Spaulding and Jacqueline Aronson measure, the policy states. impact would affect Goose By LANEV ZI BOFF wrappers. are illustrated and discussed, and adhesives. were interested in serving another term. Members Frank Education Tue^ay Lane. from 2.6 to 3.5 acres each. The driveways from Lots 4 of Retired Persons He told the group pasture. also an unusual device found on The “(Central issue is a criminal act" Herald Reporter The first town name tb show on any There are 42 references given in Sheldon and Ditta Tani were absent and their opinions to offer Masons The planner and engineer Lot 5 is a rear lot with 50 and 5 may add storm water of his experiences while working as a The pilot refused to join Kaderli in postage-due stamps used at Hart­ and this brings into focus board members’ precancel was Cumberland. Hooper the back of the book and also eight will be solicited by Mrs. Parla. ‘he arrest convtcUon of persons roles as responsible citizens, elected of­ said they have related feet of road frontage. The to the town's road ditch, MANCHESTER - Hilton Kaderli. reporter in Oklahoma touring the museum bwause he said has a photo of a cover with ford. Conn,, in 1910, appendices and an index. others each have 150 feet, meteorologist of the Travelers' Covering a museum opening in The Commission also decided to co-sponor the who vandalize school ^operty^ ficials and Vocational leaders. minor changes to the they said. he had to stay by the plane and shoo "CUMBERLAND, ME. OCTOBER In the chapter “Turn of the Cen­ The publication is soft-bound with a the required minimum. Weather Service and weather broad­ Southern Oklahoma. Kaderli said the Beautification Committee’s Union Pond Damn Clean-Up The proposal Board Chairman Lawrence DelPonte engineer hired by Bagnall the cows away or they would find 15" (1859), printed across the stamp tury Styles " there are some pictorial cover. It is available post­ Day on April 12. Superintendent Sam J. Uone. does not Padick and Holmes said Service Slated caster at Channel 3 (WFSB-TVl told pilot of the chartered plane taking shade under the plane and eat the said Friday the board will have to table and expect the changes to and extending onto the envelope. refreshing types that are not beyond paid from the Cardinal Spellman In an unrelated m atter. Commission member specify amounts of reward, but would the entire plot is on gently some amusing stories to more than him to his destination couldn't find paint from it. said Kaderli. the policy for one meeting, as dictated by be incorporated on the map MANCHESTER - The How can this be a precancel? Ans. — the reach of the average collector. Philatelic Museum. 235 Wellesley Elizabeth Payton said she would investigate the applica- authorize school officials to post a reward, sloping, high water table .American Legion Auxiliary 200 persons at the Community Bap­ the runway, which consisted of a Another story Kaderli passed along board rules. All new policies must be before the public hearing. The circumstances were very We see the Jackson Shield, the In­ St., Weston, MA 021-93 tion by Stone and Goldberg for a development permit on The board directed Leone to come up Suggested changes in­ land. They said that Lots 6 will meet at Holmes tist Church, Thursday to hear him grass strip Touching down briefly, was of an "Oklahoma Giant." who tabled for at least one meeting. special. The printer was also the dianapolis Circle, the Fort Wayne Gardner Street with the Inland Wetlands Commission, with a proposal to post rewards for mforj clude: The shifting of and 7, at the curve on Dunn Funeral Home. 400 Main speak. the pilot exclaimed. "Oh. this isn't wasn't a particularly heinous Coming EvenlH aruner aireei wiui uic imaiiu nciianuo ...... ueiromeDelPonte saiu said uie the uuaiu board iias has iiau had a •.....-..•b “ • postm aster. He had the job of Tombstone, Northampton Circle- Stone and Goldberg’s application for the development mation on vandals alter a problem with vandalism in the past, but driveway locations for Road, contain significant St,, at 7:30 p.m Sunday to He was invited to speak bv the it." and bumped the plane back into criminal but who did the kick the preparing envelopes and staffers for and-Coffin, the Lansing (Mich.) Tuesday, Nov. 13: Regular meeting wetlands and it is expected back walls out of jails to escape. of the Manchester Philatelic Society permit>rmit is to be discussed by the Planning and Zoning a the situation has "improved somewhat three of the lots to improve conduct a service for the a textbook firm He would affix the Railroad Track, the Cincinnati ...... resulting in $125,000$125, worth of damage, me siobtlinpsightline and drainavedrainage these will be combined to later Millic.ent Wallett. When he was captured Kaderli at Mott’s Community Hall, 7 to 10 Commission at their next meeting. this year. stamps and print across them, then Horseshe and the Waterbury O’Connell fire occurred the day before characteristics: the form one lot, thus reducing who was a past president of called the Justice of the Peace to ask p.m. Last year, the press boxes at both high give the envelopes to the book people Clock wheel. There is a descent into school opened. schools were destroyed by fires of removal of brush, trees. the proposal to six lots the unit. Moshe Dayan To Speak when the court date would be, to address to their customers. punsterism with a precancel from Sunday. Nov. 18: TheMANPHILat Chief Corporation Counsel Lawrence J. explaining he might not be able to Illing Junior High. There will be an suspicious origin. Afterwards he would get them back Hanover, N.H., showing a dart poin­ Daly said state law neither prohibiU nor School officials have also had problems WEST HARTFORD - Moshe difference with the cabinet majority make it in time. "When can you get ting toward a mouth for "Dart­ auction, 20 to 22 dealers, the USPS, for mailing. Since they were ad­ Three Named to Boards authorizes the posting of a reward by the with vandalism to school buses. Last Dayan, who resigned Oct. 21 as over the occupied West Bank and the here. " asked the Justice who said he mouth." (Get iU’) and special cancellations, cachets dressed after cancellation, the Three area persons have been appointed to state boards board. Towns may offer up to $200 for in­ month, vandals slashed the seats in two minister of Israel, will speak on Gaza Strip and relations with the would arrange to have the sheriff and a souvenir sheet formation leading to the arrest and con­ and commissions by Gov. Ella Grasso. Penney High School buses. Despite a "Middle East Peace " at a Nov. 21 Palestinians march the prisoner down main street EMison Silva of East Hartord has been appointed as a viction of a person who is guilty of a higb- letter from school officials to parents lecture sponsored by the University General Dayan served as Israeli so Kaderli could get some pictures. crime committed in any town. Daly said. "The Chief Justice of the Supreme public representative to the Board of Examiners for Nur­ asking for cooperation in apprehending of Hartford, it has been announced by minister of defense in 19671973. as “1 am of the opinion that it is not con­ the vandals, there have been no arrests in University President Stephen Joel supreme Commander of Israeli Court's hair would curl over that,” Jest Jump Costs $50 sing. Mrs. Marilyn McLaughlin of Vernon, has been ap­ trary to public policy or statute for the the case. Trachtenberg. armed forces in the Sinai-Suez War said Kaderli. The Fire Department launched its NEWPORT, R.I. (UPl) - Steven backed off until the line was taut, and pointed as a public representative to the State Dental Board of Education to post a reward,” he The board is scheduled to meet at 9 p.m. The lecture for the general public ot 1956. and as minister of "That's grass roots journalism," own boat, with police detectives T. Trotter's Tarzan-type leap from a swung out smoothly from the bridge. Commission, and Richard Robinson of Glastonbury to the said. Tuesday at Penney High School’s will be held 8 p.m. in the Bushnell agriculture in 1959-1964. said Kaderli. "You learn a lot about 135-foot high bridge span may have After a few pendulum-type passes, aboard. Governor’s Vacation-Travel Council. The policy states that the board is amphitheatre. Board members will be Memorial Auditorium in Hartford on Dayan, whose black eye patch how it (law) is suppose to work and been all in fun, but it cost him $50 he planned to lower himself the The rescue boat overtook the responsible for providing school buildings sworn in at 8 p.m. at Town Hall. the Nov. 21. His talk will be followed became a symbol of Israeli military how it doesn't." Friday after a night in jail. remaining 35 feet by rope to a boat jumper and friends near Prudence and a safe learning environment. It school Kaderli laughed with the group by a question and answer period. toughness, gained fame as a Trotter, 18, was arrested after waiting at the surface, where his Island. Patrolman Ronald Grant said about the time he got his tie caught in President Trachtenberg said the battlefield commander in.»-the 1956 jumping from the center span of the friends filmed the feat. But Trotter Trotter told police he planned the a camera with no time to do anything University is sponsoring Dayan's and 1967 Arab-Israeli wars. His Hart­ Mt. Hope Bridge in Portsmouth — dropped the rope and was forced to stunt for some time. GET UP TO appearance as a public service at no ford talk will be one of a number of but shoot the picture anyway. "That complete with whirring cameras and dive the rest of the way. Trotter was held overnight pending financial gain for itself because "We personal appearances around the shot of film never made it on the air a wild boat chase across A startled motorist spotted the his arraignment. His buddies were feel it is important to have such an country. but I'll always remember that.” said Narragansett Bay. plunge and alerted a toll booth clerk. let go. obvious expert and major participant Tickets, may be obtained from the Kaderli. The Barrington youth, who has am­ When clerk John Souza sped to the GEARUPFORTHE in Mid-East affairs present his views Bushnell box office and area Thanking the AARP for the invita­ bitions to become a Hollywood stunt center of the span, he found only a I I 6 0 0 1 to an area audience." Ticketron outlets. tion to speak after his hour long lec­ man, was fined $50 and court costs in plastic-covered cable dangling over ture. Kaderli didn't offer any clues Dayan resigned because of major District Court Friday by Judge John the side, swinging above the LEVF&OLYMPIC SWEEPSTAKES about Friday’s weather. Cappelli. waterline. EXTRA S&H Dressed in street clothes, Trotter Below. Souza saw four tiny figures The Almanac The Weather evidently attached a 100-foot line to a in a boat, one toweling himself dry. GREEN STAMPS bridee sunoort cable Thursday, WITH THESE COUPONS ! By United Prexo International Promises Today is Saturday, Nov. 10, the 314th day of 1979 with 51 •'Z' : I pookmobile Schedule levrs 5S|SH0W ITW 0RKS: to follow. Dark ^ F o r men IJ* ” on in rnf The moon is approaching its last quarter. —-—— >aarreopie piling in at a pretty ^ p a c e . IgCf^PAINTED By Eugene S. Ferguson Be sure you write this date down: Nov. 14th Stanewaie jSaveSO* |39 wI AnyA m.# tnree W | C Super | irvcxr Moist. 1 IS’/zoz. rKy;;; (| o O l l/M-Y Engineers have a greater effect on the kind of world we because it is the day for P im iC T w a r e FREES live in than most of us recognize. Less than one American our free Biood Pressure ■ DURKEE SPICES ■ BETTY CROCKERj in 100 is an engineer, but because they are decision­ — Clinic here at the center. STOP & SHOP ^ifThe action starts at 9 a m. fnSpflttenB makers. engineers are far more influential than their to 11 a.m. Our good friend THIS WEEKS FEATURE ■ OR EXTRACTS ■ CAKE MIX S S ■ CRANBERRY SAUCE numbers suggest. Gioria Weiss, nutritionist ! (3oodSun, Nov 11 ■ Nov 17 Unit one pei customer 5 Good Sun, Nov It . Nov 17 Unrl one per cuslomet — Good Sun. Nov tl ■ Nov 17 Unil one pet customer Many engineers deny this influence, insisting that they wili be on hand to offer 239 merely carry out the instructions of others — of ;-«some tasty recipes and Grocery Grocery Gfocenr ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ politicians, for example. Yet in fact, engineers write a suggestions. politician's shopping list by furnishing alternative By the way, this coming solutions to particular problems — solutions that require ;~M6nday is Veteran’s Day ,— and therefore we wili be Youri engineers to carry th|4m out Most of us highly approve of the world our engineers “ ’closed. The action here starts have built for us. Yet some of us become angry and With ea S3 lood purchase ' fgtving luarterSi frustrated when technical systems often seem to demand .'"’^ith our ’Tuesday after- that we adapt to the system’s needs, rather than the other noon Bowling League at Get your Stop & Shopsworth. the Parkade Lanes with the way around. ^—following resuits; Gass A To understand why technical considerations in "^igh single: Frank *> ' CCF system into it. so the user will have limited choices. : ':l pork loin is called the jcrraor»tei(Aig \,/\3 assigned to a different worker. for departure from the station. The record of broken- ■ ~ Wednesday morning it ,1 O ne Pie tbOuntpC.tf’ 2 ^ 7 9 Pie Crust Shell The engineer is also fascinated by his or her ability to The assembly line was brought to its logical extreme down card dispensers and unresponsive turnstiles has 1 Pound Pkg. Colonial "eye" The bigger the -was pinochle with 40 eye. the meatier the Sweet Mixed disregard human scale, so he (4) favors the very large, by Henry Ford in 1914. It took charge of both a worker’s forced management to admit that its fare-card system is ■ ’'players and the winners s to p & Shop In Syrup the very powerful, and (in the electronic revolution) the chops Thars where Stop time and his sense of timing. The assembly line moved in­ its "Achilles’ heel." ' John Gaily, 623; Bacrn & Shop Pork gels its name' very small. V l s ^ exorably. dragging work along on a chain, and pacing the But rather than replace the system with responsive • TMary Hill, 527; Ed Scott, Thin Sliced‘1 .r)9 it) Fruit Finally, because an engineering problem is inherently ^ 7 2 ; Sam Schors, 569; Bet- ML workers. Aside from doing as told (efficiency engineers persons, the next move (in stereotyped phrases of ___ Heg-. Vs Center interesting, (5) it becomes an end in itself, rather than a called it "cooperation” ), the worker had no opportunity management) is to dedesign the system to make it “more Maple or Sugaries* '/3 Blade. Vi Sirtoin Cocktail Fiddes means to satisfy a human need. Assorted Pork Chops to use choice or judgment efficient.” - 'Flushing A rn x x ir H ot D ogs ftSv ‘ 1.29 M 70Z.I 32 oz. Let us consider these imperatives. Paradoxically, designing an assembly line provides an Non-human Scale (Dokxiial Bologna Sttied 1 • 19 Boneless Pork Sirloin Cutlet ■ cansl Jar 79 absorbing challenge to the engineer who decides how : “Of Mains (4) The urge to transcend human scale is as old as Italian S ausage ’“ nSTsli,'*'' *1.59 Efficiency work will be subdivided. In so doing, he reduces to a Countrystyle Pork Ribs Vlasic Spears engineering. Some famous structures whose builders First Prize Kielbasi ‘1.89» Maraschino (1) Efficiency comes easily to the technical mind, even minimum the mental effort required of people who spend : .Scheduled Heinz Gravy M ixes Large Oliyes 3k«»PvMA. corfEcnoMS were guided by this imperative include the Egyptian and Pork Loin Roast Rib Half ft Owvt •Ai^rwr' Next Week: Physicist Herbert F. York, chief U.S. • - convalescent Homes. V to tend it that the labor cost per frame was less than 25 ^h ea lth & beauty aids Smoked Pork Shoulder Roll negotiator for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban ~ ROTC students will d a i r y save on many ol the top brands' cents The plant was a marvel of the particular "efficien­ Ik ______Treaty, and historian G. Allen Greb, both of the Universi­ . I prepare and serve the 6.40Z. T ube Water Added ‘1.4a cy” that obsessed Smith, which was to eliminate all had major problems with its train operations ; — dinner under the supervi- p r o d u c e workers. The highly automated Metro subway in ty of California, San Diego, examine the relationship W hole M ilk G allorf S top & Shop Washington, D.C., which opened in 1976, has and its fare card system. (UPI photo) among war, technology, and public policy. • • sion of Mrs. Gerri Kelley, . “ foods instructor. Aqm>ffesh, C M e n C a i a b f o Built-In Controls ; ^ Leon Zahaba, exaulted “Washington State” Onmge ; ‘ ruler, and Anthony Merola, Jekms (3) Control is an imperative that guides the design of Toodipaslie Extra Fancy O ^^8 Size R i c o t t a Jmoe systems such as an assembly line and the new Metro sub­ ; community welfare chair- THE WORKSHOP OF THE FUTURE ' — man, are chairmen of the — 2 pound ! 128oz Cent. ^ 7 9 way in Washington, D.C. 9 g ^ 9 9 Fiom container ...a community iorum ' ’• event. Coocenff.’ite Colombo Yogurt All Purpose Cream Temple Plans Knft P4«>e0WP'>w Sour Cream 65’- Wednesday, November 14, 1979 - 8 P.M. Cream Cheese • oi Questions CxAigc CHmw stop s Shop Rolls About the Author Holiday Fair Ughtn Lively t6rxm^<.crt4nr< Bi«l»fnii or HonMl|4r Manchester Comfnunity Coilege Auditorium MANCHESTER -Tem - 1. Which of the following is NOT among Ferguson’s EugeneS^^er^son has been professor of history at the t pie Chapter, Order of Extra Fancy Treats Irom our own ovens' “five imperatives” of engineering? bakery y University of Delaware ; Eastern Star, will sponsor 3 2 Ounce (a) designing systems to save labor FREE ADMISSION and curator of technology” c o w e c n o t t g ■ a holiday fair Nov. 17 from Bottle Craffbenies Stop & Shop Choc. Eclair or (b) designing systems so the user remains in control • 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Fresh R e d stop & Shop Sliced White at the Hagley Museum in 7BCH10LiOGVAN>CHANGE libs 1b Package E m p e ro r (c) favoring the very large, very powerful, very small ■ Masonic Temple. The fair Greenville, Del., since ^ 9 9 . C n s l n d 1969. (d) striving for efficiency : will Include a country 2-two Packs WMAT YOU THINK COUNTS! This forum la the second In a ; store, knit goods, antiques With a degree in 2. Engineers, according to Ferguson; series designed to allow public forums to discuss Issues of — and dried arrangements. F i e ' mechanical engineering, (a) number less than one American in 1000 concern to everyone. Join us at M.C.C. ^__ (b) adhere to a rigid definition of “efficiency” ; , Luncheon will be served imowOnioiis • 9 0 9 he has also been a prac­ : ; from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 2 0 o z 22oz pkg. (c) regret the displacement of farm workers by Fresh ^ 1 lo a v e s 1 ticing engineer, professor FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ; A family style turkey U ght of mechanical engineering harvesting machines CALL 646-2137 attpAsnae • dinner will be served at 5 60-7&-100 Watt C n r o t e Squash I Wdnnte Daisy Donuts I7W (*4) n SilNos 4/w>^i>KiA8««otawffM>w»i‘*a*wmcrqy«io*»siMfc»io»N»i»vOuq|s»tfwi>Ai*»»scs<«w< ‘« Persons interested In COLLEGE and In cooperation with The Manchester Evening Herald dan institution. He is the author of “Truxon ii .* ticket reservations should and Course by Newspaper. : caU 6494226, 649-2185 or of the Constellation" and “Bibliography of the History of • 5684295. Technology.” ,7 '* '' PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Sul,. Nov 10, 1979 A ■ v ( O bItuariM Carter Whips Kennedy Mrs. ISorma Brainard Cook ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Norma Brainard Cook 62. of 200 Jobs Hill In Dem Straw Ballot Road, died Thursday at the Rockville Strauss, a former national party SAN ANTONIO (UPI) - President tatives of the three candidates General Hospital. describe Carter as everything from a chairma , said, "I just can’t be . She was bom Sept. 1, 1917 in Buf­ Carter Friday overwhelmed Sen. "pusher of panic buttons” to a cool against Sen. Kennedy or Gov. Brown. falo. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Edmund But I can be for the splendid, decent, N.y. and competent national leader. She moved from Coventry to G. Brown, Jr., in a straw vote of competent president I represent.” C|iicago Mayor Jane Byrne, Ellington 20 years ago. Democratic National Committee Strauss ticked off Carter’s ac­ speaking for Kennedy, spent most of She was a member of the members. complishments, emphasizing the her time criticizing Carter. She said American Kennel Club. The ballot, arranged by the Egyptlan-Israel peace treaty and his low standing in public opinion She is survived by her father, Nor- American Broadcasting Company said, "You tell me Jimmy Carter with committee cooperation, showed polls was "flirting vrith political dis­ mand Brainard. of Windsor; one son, isn’t a leader — hogwash!” Carter 99, Kennedy 44 and Brown 2, aster.” Normand Cook of Rockville; and He said any president who attacks with 12 members undecided. "His frantic efforts to reverse the three daug|iters, Mrs. Madolin slide has only heightened the public energy, iniflatton and disarmament Although Carter won easily, it was does not improve his standing in the Schmeiske of Tolland and Mrs. impress7ion of him as a man who has Natalia Gaskel of Enfield, and Mrs. not the huge vote of confidence that polls: "Those things don’t bring polls pushed one panic button after Nancy Smyth of Ellington; and one might normally be expected from a up, they bring a record to run on.” another,” she said. brother, Mr. Richard Brainard, of group picked for the panel by state California national committee She said the nation’s problems Warner Robbins, Georgia; one delegations to the 1976 national con­ woman Irene Tovar spoke for Brown, vention, which whs dominated by “have overhwhelmed the neophyte sister. Mrs. Barbara Conklin of picturing him as " a leader for the Manchester; ten grandchildren. Carter supporters. administration of Jimmy Carter” The results also represented less and urged Democrats to rally behind 80s” and denying that he was, in her Funeral services will be Tuesday words, "flaky.” at 10 a.m. at the Palisado Cemetery than half the committee's 363 what she called Kennedy's “elec­ tric” leadership. She said Brown had appointed 1,000 in Windsor. members. The DNC assembled in women and 1,000 Hispanlcs to his ad­ Robert Strauss, who just become Visiting hours are Monday 7 to 9 San Antonio in its first non- ministration and asked "Is that Washington, non-convention meeting Carter’s campaign manager, chided p.m. at the White-Gibson Funeral flaky?” Home. 65 Elm St.. Rockville. in 25 years. the mayor asking, “Did she say one positive thing about her candidate?” Charles H. Francis Earlier Friday it heard represen­ VERNON — Charles H. Francis, of 209 Skinner Rd., died Thursday at Rockville General Hospital. He was Annual Ceremony Planned the husband of Rose (Kabrick) Fran­ cis. MANCHESTER - The Manchester drillo, chairman, Manchester Auxiliary and Mrs. Elizabeth Von Mr Francis was bom in Wales, Veterans Council will sponsor a Veterans Council, introduction; Mrs. Hone, commander. Disabled U.K. and came to Vernon at the Veterans Day-Armistice Day Laura Freeman, president, American Veterans Auxiliary, age of nine. He lived in Vernon program Sunday morning beginning American Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. placing of wreaths, and Walter A. High on the church wall are some of the exposed pipes of the combination electronic most of his life, except for 11 years, Doris Laferriere, president. VFW Von Hone, DAV. benediction. > Migrants Motel at 11 at Manchester Memorial pipe organ at St. Mary's Church. during which he liv ^ in Andover, Hospital. Mass. For the past 17 years he has “Fowl Manor” may look like a floating dog house on James The program will include the been a school crossing guard at lowering of the hospital’s flag to half- Skinner Road School. He was also a Pon in South Yarmouth, Mass,, but the employees of the Hearth and Kettle restaurant hope it will provide refuge for mast and the placing of a wreath at a member of Union Congregation marker honoring Manchester men Celebration Slated Church. the mixed flock of water fowl that comes daily to the back door who died in World War 1. EAST HARTFORD - The Guard, guest speakers, a magician, Besides his wife, he is survived by for a handout. A marine pump will be used to keep a section of clowns and one of the biggest St. Mary’s To Celebrate Taps will be played and John Hockanum School will celebrate its a son. Warren C. Francis of Teton the pond from freezing this winter. (UPI photo) McCrae’s poem, “ In Flanders 30th anniversary on Thursday, Nov. birthday cakes ever made for a Village: a sister. Mrs. Laura Lisk of Field,” will be read by Harold Olds, 15. at 7 p.m. at the school. school party. Rockville: two grandchildren and World War I Barracks. PTA officials have invited many "With the decreasing enrollment five great-grandchildren. Speaker will be State Sen. David dignitaries, former principals, and closing of schools Within the Funeral services will be held teachers, students and friends of the school system, we feel quite honored Tuesday. 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Barry. Organ Dedication Nov. 18 Women Delegates Other participants in the ceremony Hockanum School. to celebrate this occasion,” said John Home. 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. will include: Donald Maynard, Army The party will include colors, A. M ille tt. H ockanum PTA Burial will be in Grove Hill & Navy Club, invocation: Peter Ven- presented by the Governor's Foot treasurer. By BETTY RYDER Hartt School of Music in Hartford He credits much of his success to Cemetery. Family Editor and became Paranov’s youngest the late G. Albert Pearson, who was Friends may call at the funeral St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in piano student. head of the Music Department at home Monday 7 to 9 p.m. Arrive at Camps Manchester will be filled with the At the age of nine, he received a Manchester High School. Donations may be made to the day, the congresswomen said. The BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A music of Bach, Handel, Cesar piano scholarship at Julius Hartt. His “He was an organist at Emanuel Union Congregational Church delegation of seven congresswomen Americans invited women officials formal training has covered a period Lutheran Church and founded the from around the world to join them Franck and Widor next Sunday, Nov. Building Fund. — two from New England — arrived 18, when Ken Woods, church organist of 17 years and has included several Round Table Singers at MHS. He on the trip. Mrs. Katherine Lazer in Thailand Friday night bound for Ken Woods, organist and choirmasier at an Organ Dedication Concert on Sunday, Nov. and choir master, presents an Organ other instruments, particularly really got me started." Woods said. In the group with Rep. Holtzman Phnom Penh to plead with Cambo­ Dedication Concert at 4 p.m. organ, cello and voice. He sang in the Teaching runs in the family. His Haberern are Reps. Olympia J. Snowe, R- St. Mary’s.Episcopal Church, sits at the new 18 at 4 p.m. at the church. (Herald photos by dian authorities to allow more food Parishioners from St. Mary’s and Hartt College Chorale and was a mother, Florence Glenney Woods, MANCHESTER — Mrs. Katherine Maine; Margaret M. Heckler, R- Rodgers/Ruffatti Organ which he will play in Pinto) served as an elementary school Lazer Haberern. 78. of 55 Main St., shipments to starving Cambodians. other area churches are expected to cellist in the Greater Hartford Youth Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D-N.Y., Mass., Barbara Ann Mikulski, D- join in the dedication of the 160,000 Orchestra and the University of teacher and principal for many years died Friday morning at a Manchester MD.; Corinne C. Boggs, D-La.; Milli- and is now retired. His brother, convalescent home. She was the head of the group, said they were Rodgers/Ruffatti combination elec­ Connecticut Symphony. going "as women as well as elected cent Fenwick, R-N.J.; and Patricia tronic pipe organ, which was in­ Over the past 11 years, he has Donald Woods, is a special education widow of Jacob Haberern. Schroeder, D-Colo. teacher at Bennet Junior High School Born in Austria-Hungary, she has officials” in an effort to "get the stalled two years ago. directed the music programs of Before flying to the Cambodian various churches in the Manchester- and his aunt, the late Martha been a resident of Coventry before authorities in Phnom Penh to listen Peter Labombard, principal and to save the children” from capital, the women representatives flutist with the Manchester Bolton area. For two seasons, he was Glenney Meyer, was a piano teacher coming to Manchester 48 years ago. plan to meet with First Lady musicial director of the Manchester in town for many years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. famine. Symphony Orchestra, will perform, Rosalynn Carter, currently on a fact­ Senior Citizens Variety Show. Woods has traveled extensively in E rnest (D orothea) Linders of Three Australian women elected People/Ploces as will a brass quintet. Europe and performed in cities in finding trip of her own to Thailand, Woods, a native of Manchester, is Woods, a member of the Music Manchester, and three officials will join the one-day Ireland and Great Britain His main and to visit refugee camps along the well-known throughout the area for Teachers National Association fnc. grandchildren. American mission to Cambodia Mon­ musical interest is church music. Thai-Cambodian border. his devotion to music education. He and of the Connecticut Music Funeral services will be held Following the dedication concert, began his professional training at the Teachers Association, teaches piano Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Concordia which is free and open to the public, age of five when he auditioned for and cello in his studio at 115 Main St., Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Group to Update Action Manchester. there will be a reception in the East Cemetery. There are no calling Dr. Moshe Paranov at the Julius GLASTONBURY — The November church hall. hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 will remain low-key and, for the most meeting of Jhe Glastonbury Mental Main St., is in charge of part, unprogrammed, to allow arrangements. Health Group will be on Nov. 14 at members time to participate more 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Room of fully in planning and advising on • , 0 . ' **1 Lester Abbot the South Glastonbury GMHG programs. MANCHESTER - The funeral for Congregational Church. It is also hoped that the less struc­ Reading Fun Lester Abbott, 84, of 54 Summer St., The agenda will include an update tured sessions will be more con­ Manchester, who died Thursday, will of the group’s activities and discus­ ducive to supportive interchange Suzie Gommek, a grade 4 student at Hebron many activities that have been going on in all be held Tuesday. 11 a.m., at the sion of possible community education among those who have family Avenue School, Glastonbury displays her own Glastonbury schools during November to Student Exchange Program Works Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Main programs for the coming season. members and friends with mental book-jacket in her classroom. This was one of promote reading. (Herald photo by U valee) St., with the Rev. George Webb of Following the business meeting, and emotional problems and would 133— South Methodist CHurch officiating. there will be a coffee hour, with op­ like to speak with others who share Burial will be in East Cemetery. portunity for conversation,, support that situation. All interested persons Calling hours are Monday from 7 to 9 and involvement in GMHG Glastonbury Public Recor are invited to attend the monthly AFS Student in Uruguay p.m. The family requests that programs. meetings. memorial donations be made to the The monthly meetings for GMHG property at 2146 Main St. . An. ‘ n I ' - South Methodist Church. Warranty Deeds Village Associates to Vintage Homes Inc. to Village Associates to Village Associates to Woodhaven Builders Inc., ficult for them to afford a visit to the Thomas J. and A. Elstelle By BETTY RYDER program, as Scott explains it, is to Helen M. Cooper Eunice M. and Philip D. Flanagan, property at unit Robert E. Thome, proper­ property lot 19 John promote, better understanding of the United SUtes, " Scott said. ty at unit E-20, at 40 EAST HARTFORD - Helen M. New Tax Designed O’Connell Jr., property at M-61 V illage a t Glen Marshall Drive, - Family Editor land and cultures and exchange Teen-agers enjoy the same things Crossroads. Cooper of 53 Hollister St., East Hart­ unit D, and 0-65 at 34 Lochen. Thomas D. and Margah Scott Werkheiser, a senior at ideas. American youngsters do. except Mark S. Rose to Glen R. Manchester High School, thought his ford, formerly of Manchester, died Crossroads. Margaret M. Lashua to B. Lips to Richard D. and Scott, the son of Mr. and Mrs their activities start later. and Vicki L. Moreau, third year of Spanish would be his "Parties start late and end early in Friday at Hartford Hospital. She was Tyrol and Wethey Co. Victor Benacquista and Sharon L. Jones, property Richard C. Werkeiser of 23 Castle To Curb Oil Use property at rear Thompson at north side Dayton Road. last, but after spending 5Vk weeks in the morning. Dances begin about U the wife of Eldward Cooper. just as Carter does — but favored a Inc. to Louis Jr. and Karen G ennaro D. G ennaro, Road, Manchester, said his "father” WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Stefano Lanata to Leon Montevideo, Uruguay, he now feels he p.m. and end about 4 a m. A couple of She was bom in Sapello, N.M. and tax. M. Patria, property at Old property at 73 Belltown St. in Montevideo is a minister in the Carter’s chief inflation adviser said Village Associates to Lanata, property at 106 needs a few more lessons. times. Danielle and I came marching was raised in Denver, Colo. She lived On the tax proposal s^cifically, Musket Road. Road. Energy Department and is also a Friday the administration is con­ Village Associates to Marjorie K. Clifford and Gene S. Cirilli, property at Griswold St. As an American Field Service professor of American typography at in around 6:30 a.m. We sure couldn't in Manchester from 1946 to 1975 Kahn said. "There's no question that unit J92 and unit 80 at 31 exchange student, Scott stayed with before moving to East Hartford. She sidering a dramatic new tax on gas­ Alan J. Bazilian and David Francis Loomis to Dorothy Charles E. and June the University of Montevideo, do that at home" that's being considered" Crossroads. the Hector Mandracho family last The girls in Uruguay are allowed to was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. oline designed to cut fuel use sub­ J, Drady, property at Old J. Joba and Margaret M. Salisbury to Denis E. and Adjusting to the food was no And how big should the tax be? Carmelo T. Coccomo to go out in mixed groups. "When John Sanchez of Denver. She was the stantially and allow America to tell Musket Road. Lashua, property at north Judith Chicoine, property summer. problem for Scott, "Big enough to have a real effect Richard F. and Patricia H. “1 filled out the preliminary AFS friends meet on the street.,you kiss former owner of the M.H. Realty Co. Iran: "Keep your oil,” Village Associates to side Ferry Lane. at lot 51, 90 Lancaster "We ate lots of pizza made with on people's gasoline consumption so Furst, property at 802 applicatioa at school and wrote a them, or rather just brush their in Manchester. Alfred Kahn, chairman of the Alan J. Bazilian and David John W, Huggard to Road. ' very thick crust and Sicilian we can say to Iran, ‘Keep your oil,'” Goodale Hill Road. required essay before the final selec­ cheeks with your lips,’ he said. Besides her husband, she leaves Council on Wage and Price Stability, J. Drady, property at unit Maria R. Reverendo, Milanesa - an end piece of beef, told a House subcommittee officials Kahn said. “Something dramatic — tion was made,” Scott said. "Living Scott’s sister, Wendy, who is com-, two sons, William Palmer of New D-18 at 36 Crossroads. breaded, spiced and fried. We also are continually talking about actions 25 or 50 cents a gallon.” with a family comes first; language pleting her sixth year of Spanish at^^ York City and Kenneth Palmer of drank dulce de leche (sweet milk) that would stem inflation caused by and location comes second.” processed milk with natural Barrington College in Rhode Island, Coco, Fla.; three daughters, Sharon With Uruguay as his destination, plans to study for six months in Palmer of Vails Gate, N.Y., Patricia higher energy prices. sweetness which is very good with his Spanish came in handy and made Valencia, Spain. ■ Palmer of Cheshire, Conn, and Carter himself has said that 4 per­ pan (bread). Four-course meals are cent of the nation’s current 13 per­ communicating with Senor and brought to the Uble separately. My Obviously the purpose of the AFS Robert Hennigan of Warren, R.I.; Senora Mandracho and their 16-year- student exchange program, left its two brothers, Paul Sanchez and Ben cent inflation rate is due to rising Beautifillways family served lots of pasta. Many of energy costs. old son, Danielle, and l^year-old their dining customs are European.” mark on Scott - he’s already plan­ Sanchez, both of Denver, and three daughter, Laura, a lot easier. ning to return some day and is grandchildren. Among the actions being discussed to become jaded The average family income is 63,- are imposition of mandatory Prior to his departure, he par­ hopeful his "family” there will visit There are no calling hours. 0(X)' according to Scott and leather wageprice controls, gasoline ticipated in a two-day orientation, in Manchester. Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 255 Main Attracthc multi-colored jade rings in and wool are plentiful. Many of the rationing and a heavy gasoline tax, before leaving on a 10-hour flight to Scott is available to speak on his St., has charge of arrangements. food products there are cheaper than Kahn said. precious 14k gold. Ch services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery Thii Wook’s deliverance service. MANCHESTER — The motion pic­ Thanksgiving service Nov. 18 at 7:M p.m., at South] dover. Route 6. Rev. Dr. Qifford 0. through junior high; 10:45 a m.. Senior Ftaluro: Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. ture entitled “A Thief in the Night” United Methodist Church. Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m., high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., will be shown Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at Worship service: 9:45 a m. Sunday teaching service. The service is being coordinated by the Rev. Lauri Hill | Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Trinity (Covenant Church. This color m schooi. Emanuel Lutheran Churrh, Church of the South United Methodist Church. I 'EicepiitemsEidudedby Lsw AP 2601 cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Claire Miller will lead a group of performing artists from Valid P«ov.1f-1T. 1971 VslidHov n-17 1979 and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. film about Bible prophecy shows Included in the program will be selections by the Salva-1 LifWi On* Cogpbn Par Family [ Limit Coupon Per Family (JM Church of the Assumption. Adams Gustafson, pastor: Lee Goodwin, intern; the Unitarian Fellowship of Mt. Kisco, N. Y., at the Unitarian what can happen when Christ tion Army Band, the ^ u n d Table Singers, The Bell Choir He oew Pwehm PobnM Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward returns. A free will offering will be Bolton Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Universalist Society: East, 153 West Vernon St. The service of Emanuel Lutheran Church and the Sacred Dance | PROCTORSILEX S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ received. The public is invited. Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. will be at 10:30 a.m. Group of Center Congregational Church. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Community leaders and clergy will also participate. Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 10:30 and 11:45 a m. a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for Pan Handler Saturday mass at 5 p.m .: Sunday masses Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Iran Slide-Lecture • 1 till’ il t;ji oni' jr t a infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery i' * -• sn t k ,s ipp.M(jt ' at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown for infants. Dance Program Slated MANCHESTER - On Nov. 11, to Baptist Church Events Road. Wendei K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 Bolton .United Methodist Church, St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park commemorate the birthday of Baha 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; MANCHESTER -G a ire S. Miller in 1867 and used her considerable MANCHESTER — The following is a list of events for | and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. 'u'llah, the founder of the universal $ 0 8 FROZEN'A&P 100 PURE BUTTER BASTED FROZEN-USD A INSPECTED-GRADE A" Miles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. of Chappaqua, N.Y., choreographer talents to express the horrors of war, next week sponsored by Community Baptish Church. Corn Poppernnpr ^ SK ^ Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary the sufferings of the poor, and the B aha'i Faith, the Bahaiis of 11 a m'., worship service. Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; and dancer, will perform at the new Tuesday: Friemlshlp Circle, 12:30 p.m., at the home of I f Topper b o t h I St. Georpe's Episcopal Church, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 meetinghouse of the Unitarian passion of motherhood. None of her Manchester, have invited Mrs. Betty FOR Self-Basting Young Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Jean Law, of New Britain, to present Charlotte Grannis, 33 Westwood St.; Reed-Eaton Circle, Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, a m., Sunday school; 10:45 a m., holiness rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m., Universalist Society: Elast, Sunday art work was ever sold for more than 7:45 p.m., at the home of Evelyn Burton, 114E Am­ meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 a slide-lecture of her recent trip to vicar. 10 am., Family Eucharist; 11 Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 at 10:30 a.m. The Meetinghouse is 66, thereby making it readily bassador Drive; Estelle Carpenter C ir ^ , 7:30 p.m., at | TURKEYS am.. Nursery program and coffee p.m.. salvation meeting. Iran and the Middle Elast. TURKEYS a.m.. Holy Eucharist. located at 153 West Vernon St. available to the masses she loved. the home of Margaret Vollrath, 39 Mamn St. lb. fellowship. I'nitcd Pentecostal Church, 187 “A Visit to Holy Places of Six Center Congregational Church, 11 The society is hosting a troupe of Under Nazi persecution she lost Saturday: Work day at the church, 8 a.m. to noon. Bolton Congregational Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Religions of the World," will begin at minister. 10 a m., Sunday school; 11 performing artists from the her teaching post and her art work Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, 7:30 p.m. at 376 Woodland St., FROZEN-PWIMUMTUaKEYi NEVER FROZEN-YOUNQ-ORADE “A"-16 to under 22 lbs. a m., worship; 6:30 p.m.. prayer; 7 p.m., Unitarian Fellowship of Mt. Kisco, was never again publicly displayed in Conover, minister 9:30 a m., worship associate pastor; Rev. Dr. CHifford 0. Manchester. Emanuel Lutheran Church service and nursery, church school; 10:30 worship. N. Y., led by Ms. Miller. The ^oup her lifetime. She died in 1945 on the % Swift ButterbaH Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. outskirts of Berlin. The public is invited. For more in­ Turkeyti a m.. Coffee and fellowship: 10:45 a m.. Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. will present a multi-media inter­ MANCHESTER — The following is a list of events I tvgH. Frt Worship service and church school; 11:15 The service is open to the public. formation call 649-3966 or 643-(M70. Forum, Study group. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m., a m . Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. pretation of the life and work of sponsored by Emanuel Lutheran Church scheduled for | Ne«. nth worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Kaethe Kollwitz, artist and Coffee will be served after the next week. A tP 100% OSCAP MAYER day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. humanitarian. program. Monday: Ruth Circle, 7:30 p.m., at the church. St. John's Polish National Catholic Pure Pork Meat South Windsor Ms. Kollwitz was bom in Germany Tuesday: Old Guard, 10 a.m.; Tuesday Group, 1;30| BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS Coventry Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Sausage Meat Weiners Hyszko. pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; Wapping Community Church, 1790 p.m.; Staff meeting, 3:30 p.m.; Worship and music, 7:30 lOlOXLT aK>WN-2LBBAa SWEET MIXED AVAIL AB U W EO -SA T Coventry Preshyterian Church, 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Ellington Road. Rev Harold W. Richard­ p.m. All meetings are at the church unless otherwise | STEAK SALE OSCAR MAYER Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 St, Bartholomew's Church. 741 E. son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Baptists To Install Pastor noted. Domino Sugir C VlasicPickIts J 9 * Fresh Beef ' 'p BUde-Cuhe ( a.m., worship: 11 a.m.. Sunday school. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. worship service and church schooi. Wednesday: Friendship Group Bible study and brunch, 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. f AHL f ,Al IFOHS A RlP{ Cod Fillets London Broil ' Franks Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 MANCHESTER —The Rev. James former Martha Cope and the couple 11 a.m. lb QUICK FROZEN-CAPN JOHNS Shoulder-Fillet 1 AAP Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:M. 10and 11:30 Eliington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Thursday: Prayer Group, 10:30 a.m.; Care and Visition I Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. I. Meek will be installed as pastor of has two children, Etonna, 17, and Jim, MAC& PITTED Shrimp Country Treat am . pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Community Baptist Church, Nov. 18 Committee, 11:15 a.m.; Rebecca Circle, 7:M30 p.m. and | H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m., Sunday St. Ja m e s Church. Rev. James p.m .; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 15. Cocktail 3^ 2 ^ Sausage Meat at 3 p.m. He served as pastor of the Participating in the Service of Word and Witness, 7 p.m. All meetings are at the church. CHEDDAR OLIVES school; 10:15 a.m.. worship service. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, am . CAPN JOHirS-I^OZEN BONELESS St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. Clifton Park Center Baptist CJiurch Installation will be: The Rev. Ralph Friday: Bible study, 1 p.m., at the church. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team St, Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John Saturday: Emanuel Hill Chapter, Alcoholics Salad Size P | 9 9 Hormel $099 Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in of Clifton Park, N.Y. for the past 15 Sequine, interim pastor of Communi­ R£EF RB -B O N E LESS-IO to 12 Ibf J. Quinn, pastor: Rev. Joseph H. Anonymous, 8 p.m., Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday years. ty Baptist Church; Kenneth Harley, Cooked Sh Whole Rib Eyes C ure 81 Hams £ in masses at 5 and 7 p.m .: Sunday masses at CAPN X)4J'5 K ILkb A ckvElIkD-FttoffN OOAEStfC p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 masses at5p.m .: Sunday massesat8:30, Pastor Meek was born in Danville, chairman of the I^lpit Committee; Rib Eyt Hsivts »3’3 I Rib Eye Sleeks ' n 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. a m., noon and 5 p.m. 10 and 11:30 a.m. Pa., was graduated from Elastem Nancy Carr, executive director of the Medium Shrimp$A99 A&P Second Congregational Church. At Second Congregational St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Baptist College with a bachelor's Manchester Area Conference of |4_(»fi).89 ] ^ »V Canned Ham Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; MANCHEISTER — The following is a list of events 5 * 1 1 5 9 ' degree, in 1956, and the Eastern Bap­ Churches; the Rev. Phillips B. pastor: Rev. James Emondson, interim Padelli. co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to sponsored by the Second Congregational Church sirsAMuatrmos AtPmA$m)KB)HAMSHOP I minister. 9:30 a m.. Union services with tist Theological Seminary in 1959. He Hendereon, moderator, Hartford and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, the vicar. 8 a.m.. Hoiy Communion; 10 FnENCH. ITALIAN OA 1000 ISLAND AUNT M ILLIE'S PRESH U S 0 A INSP CONTAINS .f * t-»' « FULLY COOKED 'Water added) was ordained in the First Baptist scheduled for the coming week. SALAD OAESSiNOS goi C M ^ M'aoz First Congregational Church at Second Association; Ella James, president SHANK PORTION 0 ^ 10:30 and noon. a.m .: family service and Sunday school. Church of Chester, Pa. in 1959. Monday: Christian Education Board, 7:30 p.m., at the WlthboiM " Sauces m 6 9 * Church, The Rev Robert Heavilin Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Avery Street Christian Reformed of American Baptist Women of preaching Pastor Meek served as associate Connecticut; the Rev. Orlando J. church. Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; C h u rrh , Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Tuesday; Bible Study group, 9:30 a.m., at the church. 10:20 a m., group discussion. minister of the Berean Baptist Tem­ Tibbetts, executive minister, BOX-O-CHICKEN 4 9 ! SMOKED HAMS 8 7 pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. W edne^y: Missions (Committee, 7 p.m.; Bylaws East Hartford Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at ple in Bridgeton, N. J., was the foun­ American Baptist Churches of (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High both services. ding pastor of the First Baptist Qmnecticut. Committee. 7:30 p.m. and WCF board meeting, 7:30 p.m. Sm o ilB d H am S‘'Rump Portion 9 7 ^ fiwSnftickanLegs CtNTtRSllCO MAM Roasts •> ^ 4 7 7 I exitss T>». Calvary Church (Assemblies of St. John's Episropal Churrh, Route The guest speaker will be Mrs. Blanche is their dependence upon States. He is an authority on the ministries of John and ANN PAGE-16 OZ. CAN ^ KEUOQG'S Burnside United Methodist Church, 30. Rev. Robert H, Wellner, rector. 8 M 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Gaitor of Elast Hartford. She will speak on the an authority other than the Charles Wesley and is the author of several articles about Fruit Cocktail 4 s Croutattas m! 9 " Kenneth L Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. a.m.. communion; 10 a m., family ser­ way people can work toward more com­ Scriptures — what Kurt (QnmQlmtSALB pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all vice and church school. Hutten calls “a Bible in the the Wesleys. HF 7» T ' pf p F « HALF GALLON ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m.. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 municative relationships with their families Vernon Assemblirs of God Churrh, left hand.” Thus they The service will take the place of the regularly Hood Sj89 • Cut Of French Style Worship hour with child care provided for' a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service and in their everyday lives. claim to accept the Bible, METRO PIECRUST Egg Nog of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev., scheduled Wednesday night service. I Green Beans •* * Ihfantajlliodgh age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and* Mrs. Gaitor is a graduate of William and while effectively negating The public Is invited. ALLaAVORS ^ ^ • RictPlIal and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Concordia Lutheran Church, any part which their doc­ 6:30 p.m., worship services. Mary School of Social Work and is employed CHERRIES I MIX • Leaf Spinach •” Wesley Memorial Church (United (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. trines may run afoul of. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Vernon United Methodist Churrh, by the Hartford public school system. She was But non-cultic groups ?5S5' 3-*l Intulitr towco ffoj.phg. Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. Route 30. Ftev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. recently presented with the Community Ser­ South Methodist Events HOOO • Brussel Sprouls Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ effectively do the same InButlM Seuc* 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. vice Award by the Greater Hartford Alliance thing, only in a more subtle worship service, child care. munion, youth class, nursery for small MANCHESTER — The following is a schedule of “ • Broccoli Spears children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. of Black Social Workers. way. Instead of blatantly iisssr 79* InButtOf Smco events for the coming week sponsored by South United INO-WRAP.nMtioMcouMio • Lt Sueur Peas church school through Grade 6. nusery Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday The Episcopal Women ask the men of the Introducing an alleged masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at revelation from God or an Methodist Church. Chod-O-Bit ’iV .H " Glastonbury for small children. parish to join in this special program. esoteric Insight into divine Monday: The Workshlp Work Area will meet at 7:30 4 9 * k : 3 * 1 LetuMT ,,, HIM 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. SNcot I A h Unitarian Universalist Soeietyi East, Refreshments will be served. mysteries, churches decide • Peas. Carrots Onions * St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester Rorkville United Methodist Church, p.m., at the church. ASP-CHEESE 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Blanche Gaitor that parts of the Bible are Tuesday; Women's Prayer and Study Group, 7:30 p.m., Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, inspired, while the rest mr.Orab LIBBY'S Shroddod X • Broccoli A Chtest Vt 85* pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. 1208 Main St. • oi. Moxxarolla ■ Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Trinity Covenant Church, 302 represents merely the CrabM aat ” Pumpkin 5 9 * at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. First Concregalional Churrh of Ver­ w nter's colloquial view­ Wednesday: Men's Prayer and Study Group, 7:30 p.m., Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson, assistant non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Missionary Week Slated points. at the church. pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Other churches evade Bi­ Thursday; The Adult Study Group will meet at 7:30 CORONET BATHROOM Hebron vices, nnrsery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Women help to support. In the evening ble imperatives by lifting p.m., at 224 IndUn Hill Trail, Glastonbury. I S8B*H 7y' MANCHESTER—Covenant Missionary “prooftexts” out of their day Bible school classes for all ages, school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. Mrs, Dwight will s p ^ at the church at Friday: United Methodist Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p.m., Sl Peter's Episcopal Church, Route Emphasis Week will be observed at Trini­ contexts to counter these NAPKINS I TISSUE three through adult, nusery for infants. Worship service. 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., ty Covenant Church beginning Sunday 7:30 describing her part in the ministry of clearcut teachings. And at the church. UMWaia ^w r ■ Second Congregational Church, 385 Talcollvllle Congregational Churrh, ea r "9-w Worship service. evangelism and church planting that her still others exalt human N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 when Dr. Carl Eldstrom, missionary to ^»:Viua.iidSSSi> Gilead Gongregalional Church, husband, the Rev. Norman Dwight, and feelings over unambiguous MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of a.m., Worship service, church school, Zaire, will speak at both tte 8;1S and 10:50 Biblical declarations of Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- she have been Involved in for four terms of At Concordia Lutheran worship and church school; 11 a.m.. nursery. morning worship services. He is on faith and duty. M)« ^ 7 9 * Bartrfoot, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship service in Taiwan. The Rev. Mr. Dwight MANCHESTER - The following Is a list of events for p i " q u IM d I 9 A 9 Fellowship hour in th^ hall. Trinity Lutheran Churrh, furlough from his work as director of the The results are the same. service, nnrsery; 9:15 a.m., Church will be the speaker at the Covenant North United Methodist Church, 300 Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, African senior high school in Karawa, God's Word is neutralized. the coming week sponwred by Concordia Lutheran school classes. S 5 9 & V ’ Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ Church in New Britain that evening. A perverted gospel is Church. “ . . . Bff gg*4* m Zaire, has served as adviser for Covenant proclaimed (Gar 1:M). pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship aer- vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. construction projects in that area. The Rev. and Mrs. Glen Heikes, mis­ Monday; Church Council, 7:30 p.m., church room. Union Congregational Church, 8:30 J HEAVY DOTY » » e S M 8YYEETHEAHT Manchester cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ On Thursday at 3 p.m. the Covenant sionaries to Ecuador, will be guests at a Tuesday: Catecbetics Gasses, 6:30 p.m., church school [pAOTRA Ii mm n j vices; 9 a.m., Nursery for children five a.m., Church schwl Grade 10, Annex se­ grinder supper for the young people wing; Adult Study Group, 8 p.m., church room. LwaynokNFoil?*Oy CoidCupt 'gf 89* cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through Women will meet for an afternoon tea at ITEMS FOB SALtNOTAVAtt^AKCTOWHOllJSA^ .Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Friday at 6:30 p.m. T h ^ have been Thursday: Bible Discovery Group, 9:30 a.m., church L fw ctsOTicnvi TwmiovcMWi it . n y t JJMMglVITJMgjttOUJJffJOAJjimWAJOTOeO^ Grade 6; 10 a.m., Worihio Sykes the home of Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, 32 Earl breaking bread; 11:45 a.m ., Sunday school classes for age three through engaged in a church-planning ministry on Lydall and Vernon Streets room; Golden Age Group, 1 p.m., at the church. l St., to greet Mrs. Martha Dwight, the mis­ school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. . Grade 8. Auditorium, Park Street. R lU^lle: 11 the south side of Quito, Elcuador. Phone: 646-2903 Pull GisspcI InlerdenoOiinalional South United Methodist Chur^l), 1136 a.m., Coffee hour at the Annex. sionary to Taiwan whom the Covenant

.. 'Vi ' EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Nov. 10,,'(m - PAGE ELEVEN P*r.K TKN KVENINC; HKIULU, S a l^ o vJlJW ' ' " ‘ ^ ' 7 ^ ' ) A - « 7 - East Second, MH^ Third in Boys’ X-Country Herald Angle Kelley Joins Father^ ______i» i Saturday pleased with our performance,’ FOOTBALL Manchester’s Tim DeValve was the upstart Eagles with a time 3)f By LEN AUSTER stated buoyant Elast Coach Jack Hull, Earl Yost Manchester at Enfield fourth in 15:19. Xavier’s Ron Cozean 15:55.8, senior Dave Kittredge 31st in Herald Sportswriler 18:03.9, freshman Steve Kittredge “Steve Kittredge ran unbelievable. It Penney at Windham fifth and Guilford High’s Mike Regan was his best race of the year and it Sports Editor Fermi at East Hartford Maybe the most competitive sixth. Peter Anthony of South Wind­ 44th in 16:13.9, Jim Fitzgerald 101st, Honored by Coaches Steve Funk 102nd and Bob Fitzgerald was the key to the race. It’s unfor­ Rockville at Glastonhury State Boys’ Cross County sor was eighth with a 15:32.2 tunate we didn’t have a fifth man Bloon.ri«ld at South Windsor Open Championship Meet in clocking. , ^ 125th. By EARL YOST The top three seniors —Gifford, "I thought we ran very well, because ’if w® All games lidU p.m. years took place yesterday at assessed Manchester Coach George could’ve knocked off Xa^er GIRLS SWIMMING DeValve and Regan -w ith their “I’d say four of five ran to their Edgewood Country Club in Suitor, "I’m proud the way we ran. ^Wh fChampion Another^Rrsr has been ac- Manchester at Class LL Meet placements earned trips to Seattle, potential. It was unfortunate John Cromwell with Xavier High of Yes, I was surprised (by East wmie his more famous brother has won world acclaim as the complished on the scholastic (SCSC) Wash., in June for the National (Gifford) was runner-up. This is his . Middletown walking away with Coaches Association Cross Country Catholic), he responded, his stunned finest cross country runner the past two years, Ray Treacy of sports scene in Connecticut East Catholic at Class M Meet reaction after hearing the Eagles’ last year while O’Keefe has another ITovidence College is doing all right on his own. Ray copped the with word that Tom Kelley, (Wilson High, Middletown’) its fourth crown Championship. year. He made up quite a bit of The Black and White-clad Falcons Cheney Tech's Ron Schulz took score testimony, "I didn’t realize New England Intercollegiate Cross Country Championship last golf coach at Manchester High they were running that well. But they ground in the last mile." took team honors with a total of 175 97th in the field of 169 runners. Steve Kittredge’s performance WMk at the course over Boston’s Franklin Park. for the past 13 years, had been Doug Meek was No. 2 finisher for ran a real good race and so did points followed by the two local en­ drew rave reviews from Suitor. “He The Irish runner finished far in front of his Providece team- selected the 1979 recipient of Manchester in 17th place with a time tries, East Catholic and Manchester Xavier. ran like a maniac. I didn’t think th ^ of 15:45.3 followed by Jim Gr- “The best people are here and the rnate, Paul Maloney, as the Friars also won the team cham- the Cjinecticut High School Ski Team High. The Eagles, third in la'st (East) were there but little Kit­ scores were very close. It wasn’t pionship. ^ th Treacys, John, last year’s winner, and Ray will Coaches’ Association Golf Friday’s Class L race, surprised a lot zymkowski 33rd (19:04.7), Dave our day today but we ran hard a^d tredge ran a race-and-a-half. be in the Five Mile Road Race field in Manchester Thanksgiving Award, of folks by taking runner-up honors DeValve 65th, Joe Neubelt 86th, Paul “ ...I am disappointed but I believe with 201 points with Class LL champ Johnson 103rd and Andy Wickwire none of them quit.’’’ 1 morning. John Treacy won the New Englands a year ago. The honor, announced this week, Dilemma “Our objective was to beat my kids ran a good race. They came Manchester stunned and settling for 124th. means Kelley will join his father, Manchester and I’m extremely close to what I predicted but Xavier Contracts Renewed Manchester High. third with 205 points. Senior Ken Colliton was 23rd for Thomas F. Kelley, retired ran tough.” Ned Martin and Ken Harrelson will Title on Line NEW YORK (U P I)-L ik ea The top two teams received return to handle telecasts of Boston ™ - u- - u . Manchester High faculty member, trophies, members of the top three Red Sox baseball games next season Championship in the Manchester coach and athletic director, as the kid invited to two big parties teams and top 20 individuals received while Ken Coleman and Rico Midget Football League will be on first father and son team to be the same day, the U.S. ski medals. The top 20 individuals were Petrocelli will provide a like service the line Sunday afternoon at Mt. selected by the coaches. team is facing a dilemma. Nebo when the Patriots and Giants also designated All-State. Finish Surprise^ for radio followers of the club. The senior Kelley was named the It’s something akin to finding room St. Bernard took fourth place in the Eagle collide in the second game. Both organization’s top baseball coach in Harrelson will have additional duties teams finished the regular season for a double helping of a lot of team standings with 235 points next season which will include 1964, the first year the CHSCA in­ goodies. followed by Guilford 271 and O'Brien calling several play-by-play innings. with 5-1 records, each whipping the stituted the annual awards in all var­ Ordinarily, the dawn of a new ski Tech 300. Martin’s and Harrelson’s contracts other once. The Pats won the first sity sports. season and the World Cup competi­ E.O. Smith's Jay O’Keefe, the Thinclads Happy were renewed for one year. meeting opening day. 12-6, while the Kelley, following in his father’s tion are taken in stride. There are Local Giants emerged triumphant the se­ foorsteps, is currently director of Class M champ, added the Open title Petrocelli and Coleman were standard goals, certain priorities and « cond game by a like score. Eagles Following in Footsteps to his credit with a time o f, 15:10.3 working under old athletics and soccer coach at Illing routine preparations. four in the top 45 with freshman was completely downhearted. and Jets play at 1 with the title over the 5,000 meter (3.1 mile) By LEN AUSTER pacts...Congratulations are in order Junior High. Tom Kelley, left, displays the plaque he was presented by the Steve Kittredge taking 44th place­ “I feel really happy,” ^ V alv e game to follow ..Annual Trophy But 1980 is no ordinary year, being layout. East Catholic’s John Clifford Herald Sportswriler for Tom Kelley. Illing High faculty A graduate of l^nchester High, (Connecticut High School Coaches’ Association in 1964, to his son, ment “He ran like a maniac,” rival remarked, “I guess I ran a good Night at the Manchester Country that the Olympics come along in was closing fast at the end but member and Manchester High golf February. Adding to the problem fac­ Surprise of surprises was mentor Suitor iauded. “You’ve got to race,” the Tribe senior added with a ■ Club will be held tonight with all S ' ™ «»■' Coacl.-oHhe.Year b, finished five yards back in second Loach, who has been tapped for the tor for the Americans, the Games pulled off yesterday by East run on top and that’s what East did,” smile. Steve Kittredge tournament winners called front and Kelley is also a graduate of the group marking the first father and son team to be honored. place with a time of 15:13.0. Connecticut High School Coaches’ are being staged on home territory in he expiained the Eagles’ perfor- “Oh yeah, I ran a good race,” Gif­ Freshman Stars center. Major awards as club cham­ Class LL champ Kevin King of Catholic as it took runner-up Association Coach-of-the-Year Springfield College and a well-known (Herald Photo by Richmond) Lake Placid, N.Y., and a lot will be mapce. ford commented, “I went out a little pions will go to John Herdic for a se­ WesUiill High of Stamford was third honors in the State Boys’ Cross honor. He’s handled the Indians for and highly-respected basketball of- expected of them since the U.S. has Ken Colliton “We knew we could do it,” elated quicker than the last race,” he cond straight time and to Nancy The most productive season was on Ed Ferrigno of Windham High, were with a time of 15:18 while 13 seasons after being a top-flight ficial on the college and scholastic the wherewithal to come away with Finiiihed 23rd Country Open Championship Eagle Coach Jack Hull, “Our objec­ referred to last Friday’s Class L race Bennet Tops Narkon for a fourth straight in 1973 with a 25-2-1 record. Last year coaching ethics and professionalism player as an under-graduate at level. some medals. Meet at Edgewood Country tive was to beat Manchester. in which he finished behind time ..Have a nice weekend the Tribe posted a 21-61 won, lost, and esteem by colleagues. Kelley’s overall record shows 180 The difficulty, then, arises in Club in Cromwell. ■Tm really happy the kids decided Guilford’s Mike Regan. Regan took llling, 1-0 tied log. Kelley’s squads have Kelley will be honored along with MHS Girls Fifth in Open wins, 104 losses and 14 ties. In CCIL trying to treat the Olympics as just The Eagle thinclads took second to turn in their best team perfor­ sixth in the Open. Bennet downed crosstown Illing, 1- competition, Kelley-coaches teams enjoyed 10 winning seasons. other winners at the association’s an­ mance in the state open. There’s “Today 1 got Regan, 1 wanted him; Among the criteria considered by another meet along the icy trail, par­ place behind Xavier High with a total 0, in junior high varsity soccer action piled up 125 wins while losing 81 nual awards dinner March 20 at the ticularly when everyone knows it tremendous satisfaction in beating and DeValve but I tied up before 1 of 201 points, bested by the Falcons’ yesterday at llling’s field. Joe’s World matches with 14 deadlocks. the Selection Committee, chaired by Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven. isn’t. 175 points, while their score was good Manchester. Why? Because we felt could get O’Keefe,” Clifford cited Bennet winds up 13-1, Illing 83-2. St. Bernard Reign Cfie muscles in his thighs, “I felt “As far as I’m concerned, there’s enough to top crosstown Manchester we were at its level and we felt when John Hedlund tallied the lone goal Sigman Promoted more importance on the World (?up,” ' we ran them early in the season, I them going on me.” Hv JO K GARMAN High. The Indians. Class LL champs, near the end of the first half, assisted MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The said Phil Mahre, who represents the felt we were uptight. Clifford fell way behind in finishing Ogrodnik Returns had 205 points. by Mike Roy. Milwaukee Brewers have promoted best American hope for an Olympic Ended by Greenwich “I want to think we are as good as second to Regan but stayed closer to "Where did they come from?" in­ Roger Greenwood, Myles Lee Sigman from manager of the leaders this time around. “1 felt medal. “It’s not just one race on any quired one downstate coach after Manchester, not necessarily better. McCurry, Tim Carmel and Shana Stockton in the California League tp.^ By LEN AUSTER better so 1 could go out quicker.” he Use Both Hands given day. There are 2625 races (ac­ receiving word of East’s score. Four points aint much remember,” Hopperstead were standouts for To Coaching Ranks Holyoke. Mass., of the Eastern Hrrald Sporldwriler explained. The Eagle senior was tually 28 for men) and that presents Manchester Coach George Suitor, Hull surmized. Bennet, which aided goalie Sean League somewhere between 10th and 15th in more of a test. If you win that, I feel Everything sooner or later comes to an end too. was stunned, along with his Two of the top four individuals Kearns in registering his 11th By LEN AUSTER Tony Muser, a former major the first mile-and-a-half and was I just came in from the parking lot. you want smooth line flow, and on the you’re more of an athlete. That was the case yesterday as fouKrtimeE o U K r t in CIAC State uirls huddled thinclads who suddenly grew were local harriers. East’s John Clif­ shutout. Herald Sportwriler league first baseman, was named to "There’s a two-week break before about seventh with a mile to go. with a rod customer, who went home forward cast, you create slack, ------h e.)St) BernardB saw its four- silent, upon hearing the crosstown ford and Manchester’s Tim DeValve, Billy Masse, Jim Siewertsen, Dave Two years ago he stepped away from the basketball coaching replace Sigman at Stockton the Olympics, and when I get to Lake Cross Country Open Meet champion who were second and fourth respec­ pleased as punch, because I had where you want tension to control the sta te ^) o o \^ Greenwich High rivals total. “Oh yeah, 1 am happy with my Johnson, Dean GusUfson offensively loop and line flow and placement. ranks because it was the right time. He needed a spell to Placid the Olympics will be in front year reign come to a close as downstah "I didn’t realize they were running tively. Jay O’Keefe of E.O. Smith and Doug Mithcell, Mike St. Uurent. shown him a simple little technique Edmonds 84th and Amy Brenneman finish. 1 wanted first but he that has increased his casting ability, How do you correct this? Move the reevaluate what was going on. of me and I’ll concentrate on them. annexed the team title. that well, ” Suitor voiced, breaking turned in a 15:10.3 clocking to best Eric Enroth and goalie John Paggioli I'll be there to win, and maybe then it 100th Cliffgrd’s 15:13 and DeValve’s 15:19. (O’Keefe) ran a real good race,” and ease of casting. line hand with the rod. I repeat. Move And now, former East Catholic Greenwich totaled 118 points to add the momentary silence. were standouts for Illing. Youth Race won't be just a ski race.” East Hartford High's Terri Riccio While both wanted to win, neither Clifford stated. All I did, was correct a fault that so the line hand with the rod. It’s as if varsity Coach Stan Ogrodnik has the Open crown to its Class LL cham­ ‘ Key to East’s success was placing you were swinging an axe with a long Trying to put the situation into pionship won last week while St. Ber­ was 32nd. ,> many caster have acquired through stepped back into the profession, this observation of other fly fishermen ... long handle. The rod hand moves in perspective. Bill Marolt, director of nard. seeking a national fifth in a row time as assistant to Dan Doyle a t ' Set Nov. 18 especially as novice flycasters. It’s its usual arc, and the line hand moves the Alpine team, said, “The World title, was second with 152 points. Trinity College. The Manchester Lions Club will like a Catch 22 situation. along, equi-distant, about 10 inches Cup is very important because that’s Conard was third with 163 points. Championship Tie Ogrodnik coached the Eagles nine spdnsor its fourth annual Student the circuit we compete on all year Tourney Sked The novice fisherman observes the under it, as though it were grasping Glastonburv fourth with 282 points MCC Eliminated years in which his clubs logged an Road Race Sunday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m. and every year. There’s cumulative veteran flycaster standing in the the bottom part of the axe handle, and Manchester High fifth with 291 Massaspit winner Saturday at noon In overall 15652 mark. His 1972 club at Manchester Community College. scoring and champions are decided Having the tables turned, Two fam iliar rivals, 10th- water moyuig his rod back and forth following the same arc. won the Class L championship while points. Class M champ Montville was Brockton for the championship. ranked Manchester High and Assured by Eagles As the rod travels back and up on Students from age 8 to 19 are in­ at the end of the season. A series of Manchester Community in the prescribed manner, with his three other squads took runners-up sixth with 295 points. Penney High of Carlos Mouta opened the scoring second-ranked Simsbury High, the back cast, and the line hand vited to compete for trophies and races over the year is a real measure East Hartford was 13th with 404 College bowed, 5-2, to Post line hand held at just about waist honors. Three times East captured certificates. Applications can be for Post at 1:10 of the first half with meet this morning at 10 o’clock at level. Or, he and the veteran fisher­ travels with it, the line is allowed to of a person's ability. Junior College in a National the Hartford County Conference picked up at WINF, and at local spor­ points. Jorge Fernandes bringing MCC even the University of Hartford in a Big plays were the key as East Catholic suMued St. Paul, M- man have observed numerous travel high and fast, with no restraint "We have to put the Olympics The top two teams received (HCC) championship under his direc­ ting goods dealers, and by calling 649- aside for the moment. They’re two Junior College Regional XXI at the 20-minute mark, scoring his CIAC State Soccer Tournament 20, on the gridiron last night at Muzzy Field in ^ 5 photographs or paintings of fly causing it to dip or collapse; you can trophies, members of the top three tion. 5487. months away and our immediate Championship semifinal 17th goal of the season on a direct Class LL Division quarterfinal victorious Eagles clinching at least a tie for their first Hartford fishermen, standing in the exact then feel the tug as it reaches it’s teams and the top 20 individuals But following the 197677 season, For more information, call goal has to be to do well in the World kick. But three minutes later John same position with the line hand, and limit, (an essential to good timing) received medals. The top 15 finishers yesterday in Brockton, Mass. clash. County Conference (HCC) football championship in 10 years. Ogrodnik tendered his resignation at Timothy Becker, publicity chairman. Cup on a week to week basis. If you Inho put Post in front for good. Simsbury, 14-1-1, already owns coils of line, held in at waist level, or and then start the forward cast. At were also designated All-State. The Cougars owned a 5-2 win over Mouta added two second-half goals The triumph improves Blast’s HCC East. “I have no second thoughts 528-7818. do well on a week to week basis, the a 1-0 win over the Indians this a little above, while the line is un­ this moment of rod turn over, and The “running machine" Cici Hoppe Post in regular season play. and Inho one for the Waterbury- mark to 3-i and guarantees it no 13-0, with 8:18 left in the half. about getting out.” he said in his chances are you’ll do well then. The season. That win was the impetus rolling in front of the caster! So he full power, with the left hand of Greenwich easily outdistanced the Post. 13-3, will meet the Mitchell- worse than a tie for the titie with Two more points were tacked on .guidance councelor office at East Olympics are only held every four based school. towards the ’79 CCIL title for the the Blast side of the scoreboard as on unconsciously emulates the classic traveling along, maintaining the field to take the individual cham­ MCC outshot Post, 27-14j_Jbut Xavier. The setback dropped the Friday morning, following a three- years, so they’re special. It isn’t just Trojans. Manchester goes into the a punt attempt, the snap sailed over pose. same equi-dislance from the rod mile run with the Trinity squad. "At Football Title pionship with a 14:37.3 clocking over couldn’t find the back of the netr“We homestanding Falcons out of first in Little does the novice fisherman hand, tension is held, as the line another race, but we have to treat it the 4.000 meter (2.5 mile) layout. contest with 12-4-1 mark. the St. Paul punter’s head out of the that particular time it was the time hit a couple of posts. We did the conference at l-j-l. St. Paui is 3- know that the veteran has trouble starts to unroll, and at that moment as such” East Hampton s Sheila Pekari. Class Other action today finds end zone. for me to leave coaching at East... Up for Grabs However, if you broach this line of everything but score,” voiced Jack 5- 1 overall. controlling his cast, laying it down of rod turnover, the line is released S champ, was second with a time of Glastonbury High versus East improved its overall mark to The Falcons late in the second Although I had the best possible thinking to Cindy Nelson, she’ll give Repass, MCC publicist. Post goalie where he wants it. and in general, from the left hand by just opening the Stan Ogrodnik 15:00 while Class M champ Christina Na^zak Hoping Ridgefieid in a Class LL quarter­ 6- 2 with the win and guarantees a quarter drove to the East 2 but run­ situation here at East, it had become you a what’s that again look?’ Mitch Jablonski had 16 saves and final at North Haven High at 10 feels frustration quite often, because fingers. The loop will roll out tighter, Bolton’s "A" midget football team Russell of E.O. Smith was third in winning campaign for first-year ning back Jay Smith fumbled with routine” chore. Trinity has a program which Nelson earned a bronze medal in the Cougar keeper Bill Frattaroli eight. a.m. while in a Class M quarter­ be is not in command of the rod and and the line will actually shoot battled Somers to a 0-0 tie last the field of 152 runners. Sited Pays Off MCC concludes its season with a 10-4- Eagle defensive end John Karzar He stepped away but not aside is turning around and so it’s nice to downhill at Innsbruck in 1976, and she final, third-ranked 13-2-1- Rham Coach Jude Kelly. line at all times. So we have a situa­ through the guides, giving you weekend in Eastern Connecticut Penney High s Cindy Arico was The Elagles scored on the second alertly pouncing on the pigskin at the from the roundball game. “I tried to get involved with i n ” still looks upon the Olympics as 1 record. High opposes llth-ranked 11-4-2 tion that feeds on itself. greater line control. Midget Football League play. 10th in the time of 15:30 to pace the play from scrimmage as junior Jim 4. That’s the way the half ended. be connected to the game. You just Ogrodnik's long-ti/ne relationship Bolton plays the Tolland Tornadoes something special. Farmington High at the UofH at St. Paul tallied on the first play of This business of poor line control Practice this method of using two area and local entries. Manchester BOSTON (UPI) - The McKenna found a big hole and dashed don’ cut yourself off from basket­ with Doyle, and hisi association with at Tolland High Sunday afternoon at “The Olympics are looming in the third quarter on a 62-yard pass by most people that I see in my hands moving together, until it High’s Sue Donnelly and Sue 1:30. 69 yards to paydirt with only M ball." Ogrodnik states. He kept his former U(?onn player Dennis Wolff, 2 o’clock for the conference cham­ everyone’s mind," she said recently University of Connecticut paid The semi-finals are slated sojourns out to the parking lot, all becomes habit, and you will find that Caouette were 24th and 27th respec­ Bergman Sidelined seconds elapsed. Mike Freiheit from Jim Simeone to Tim Gale. The hand in by scouting, for UConn and who is Trinity’s jayvee coach, were pionship. Bolton is two-time defen­ when members and officials of the the price in losses with its ear­ Wednesday with the finals Satur same duo combined for a two-point stem from not'knowing what to do your casting will be so much easier, for the California-based Bertka tively with the former in the time of DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit added the PAT for a 7-0 bulge. also prim ary reasons why he ding champ U.S. Alpine and Nordic teams day, Nov. 17. Sites and time are to with the line hand, or left hand, if the and that you will be more in com­ 15:55.6. East Catholic had two en­ ly season schedule. defenseman Thommie Bergman The Eagles threatened again later conversion to slice the Blast lead to Scouting Service. accepted the post. Bolton gained 217 yards, Somers gathered in New York. “Of course it caster is a “righty” . Or with the mand of the rod and line. tries. sophomore' Linda Reddy and But Coach Walt Nadzak is hoping who broke a bone in his right hand in be announced. in the stanza, marching to the Falcon 15-8 with 11:44 left in the stanza. “1 kept very busy in those two The former Blast coach previously 117. Greg and Mike Fenton had 125 becomes a topic of conversation. It’s right hand if the caster uses his left You must be wondering why T am junior Kathy Kittredge, and they •the tough games added some mental a fistfight during Wednesday night’s 2, but were forced back to the St. But Blast with 5:38 left in the period years and I didn’t realize how much I expressed his displeasure for the and 91 yards rushing respectively for . on the minds of all the press and it’s hand to hold and cast the rod. going into a subject like this, at this really did miss it, ” he adds. were 29th and 30th respectively with muscle to his young squad as they game against Edmonton, will be Paul 11 and came up empty. put some dajftlght between itself and recruiting aspect, but doesn’t see it Bolton. Jeff Peterson, T ^ Brown and on the minds of the competitors. Ob­ ready for Saturday’s Yankee the Falcons with a 62-yard TD run by Let me explain what I mean. If you time of the year. The reason is sim­ The two years away from decision­ times of 16:10 and 16:10.5 respective­ sidelined for at least a month, But the locals wouldn’t bd denied in ple and twofold. First, there is still as a problem. “There will be some Jon Soares also played well viously, you have to be prepared for Conference showdown with Boston workhorse fulback Mike Giliberto. A !)fld the left hand stationary, and making were beneficial though. the World Cup. You can’t just breeze ly- Detroit officials said Thursday. the second canto as they put together plenty of good fishing left in recruiting (responsibilities) but it’s a Bolton’s “B ” squad topped Somers University. Pachesa-to-Freiheit aerial added two move the rod up and back, causing "Psychologically, it was a time of through those and hope to blossom on “1 think they ran very well. ' stated a 72-yard scoring drive highlighted the fly line to unroll in the back cast, November if the weather stays the little different. Trinity sells itself. 260 Clarence ^chery scored on East Coach Sal Mangiafico, Obviously. Nadzak hopes the points. clearing my mind. It was a time of There are no scholarships so you're the day of the Olympics. by a 17-yard pass to Emijio Giliberto you will experience a premature dip way it is. Most leaves are gone from runs of 66 and 86 yards and gained 207 ,. “Twenty-ninth and 30th aren't bad dividends will be returned in front of and 12-yard aerial to Freiheit from St. Paul tallied two late TDs to stepping back and taking a good not out there dangling scholarships. ” overall. Billy Sheetz rushed for 91 "The Olympics is a big thing in the ABC-TV cameras at Nickerson make it close, It scored on a 21-yard or shortening of the line, because ten­ the surface of the rivers, and lakes, view” everyone’s life. It is the king of spor­ considering the competition." quarterback Tony Pachesa. The and fishing should improve. Second, he explains. yards, including TD runs of 54 and 25 Field. A win for the Huskies would Jim to Bob Simeone pass with 1:13 sion is set against the line and rod Why the return? “Dan Doyle asked ting events. 1 learned a lot being at Other Indian placements were latter reception was on a fourth-and- there is always time to learn Does he want to ever be a head yards and Dave Boisneau tossed to Karen Scott 60th. Jeanine Murphy mean they need just a triumph over left in. the contest and on a 5-yard flow, by that same left hand holding me last year but at the time I didn’t coach again? “Possibly," Ogrodnik Dave Curry for a two-point conver­ Innsbruck, and 11 feel I’m very three at the St. Paul 13. the line back from the direction it something new, and to practice 83rd, Pat Adams 97th, Lauren lowly Rhode Island to capture their Pachesa dove over from the one aerial with Jim and Bob combining think I could give the committment," replies, “Once you’re back in, you sion. 'capable of winning a medal. My wants to travel. The forward cast technique. When I was taught how to Woodhouse 106th and Chris Cheney first Yankee Conference title since again wijh 13 seconds left. Ogrodnik relates, “and then in the don’t realize how much you do miss Bolton "B ” will play the Coventry chances of winning a gold are as good and with the PAT blocked. East led. brings about a load of slack between use my line hand, it was the middle 123rd. Manchester did not enter 1973. spring he asked me again to think it Panthers Sunday morning at 11:30 in as any of the women going into the the line hand and the first guide, of the winter, and believe it or not, 1 it. ■' sophomore Sue Green, disciplinary Connecticut lost its first three to over, 1 said ‘yes’ mainly because “I’ll be happy with what I’m doing. competition, and I feel the same causing a sloppy loop and poor con­ practiced all winter and spring in my the Stafford in the runner-up title reasons, and Lynne Wright, out with Army. Navy and Yale. After a tie Trinity is the type of program 1 want How deeply I’ll get back in remains game situation applies for Phil Mahre.” with’ UNH, the Huskies lost to Hartford Loses Lead, Game trol. spare momentsNYou don’t have to be (□ get involved with a case of mono. to be seen” q Rutgers before back-to-back wins In short, on the backcast, with a as nutty as 1 am, but it helps. "U’s fun. it’s not work and not a “1 was pleased with the team we ■*SSf SPRINGFIELD (UPII - Keon, Roberts pulled the puck out of ran,’’ noted Indian Coach Phil over Maine and UMass. They tied low left hand, you create drag, where Defenseman Mike O’Connell a crowd and slipped a backhander un­ Blanchette, “All the seniors I put in VMl last weekend. der the fallen goaltender. ^ lUIZ there ran well. Three of my top six In other Division I action, it’s snapped a 2-2 tie at 7:09 of the Jai Alai Entries Brown at Dartmouth; Penn at Har­ runners were missing but those who third period Friday night lif­ Mark Howe’s fifth goal of the year Bowling ran did an exceilent job.. vard; Maine at Lehigh; SATURDAY MATINEE ting the Chicago Black Hawks increased Hartford’s lead to 2-0 at SATURDAY EVENING SFVtNTN “With the team 1 ran. yes 1 was Massachusetts at Holy Cross; Yale nui SiniTTN 2 bi3 I U fA 2 kri I loim to a 4-2 triumph over the Hart- 1:03 of the second period. On a two- 1.F»»ls4rtrfe I l8f»ia 4 7vm surprised we did as weil as we did,” at Princeton; and UNH at EARLY BIRDS- Fran Bessette 557, Ken Margotts CATERERS — Vivian 1 kuki ( CkirsU 1 MncNPt iai 2 Feif lrrMi 3 Chr'i on-one break with Mike Rogers, i li^vRi-iaRn 4 Fwl6b8iak8l ( Urrfil f,.d Whalers. Flora 134, Laine Knowles S Ortoil ( tsiti ] kiw-lartwfB S tea he referred to the fifth placement in Springfield. Doyon 129-133-380, Peg 535, Andy Michaud 580, S iUMM*8 { >8 law i Ibbi O’Ginneirs first goal this season Howe took a feed and beat Esposito 7 tea I Zani S LJ IbCN 7 OtasU the team standings, “but 1 did know I In Division 11, it’s Hofstra at AIC; CallahSn 138-375, Rose John M iller 510, E arl 126, Jen Tirinzonie 126346, 7 hk-imit 7 Hiihli-bonBi 1, $Nkf Vria from pointbiank range. Ctesb^tsMl Sets Crnit Tufts at Bates; Bridgewater St. at came when his drive from the right Kramer 203-536, Ernie Dorothy Mathes 138, Joyce ilQITt Sibs tsa staN (ICMTN had a good team running Surdek 127-126362, Mary sum 2. FfMCISCt-SwtN t l^iicilM trts 2 OwEb tsAl Stem I tawiCambi Boston St.; Northeastern at Central point deflected off Hartford Backor 125-340, Janet Nickerson 207-545, Mike Lindsay 176-411, Carol 4. Irra-lcb nevertheless.” . ) turnkm ( bUtllNMt I.FaniE-FrEMi 2. lbe*8 I OursU-Cap* Ck)nn.; Seton Hall at Coast Guard; defenseman Alan Hangileben’s stick M arocchini 528, Dave Rawson 125, Claire 4 a taws 5. AbfrB-IMfrti Kathy Abbott was 35th for Penney ’ (Chicago tied the score later In the Fogarty 145, P hyllis S FraKHM^Wf i NkErB Serps 3. MaitBi latwm - S Orkfi b-fipniT S Ll-Ua4i tlrw*i)MM 1 t briip tlfSaH follow^ by Diane Grejdus 108th, Bowdoin at Colhy; and Maine past Whalter Goalie John Garrett. > Leeman 125. Fraser 511, Larry Torrey Wentworth 127, Doris 7 km I OrkN B^Gwiuiti S basalabi 7 bail lsnb period on goals by Terry Ruskowski 1 Sah IMSibia I 7 l i 6 l a i SNkt Hpb* U u a I Maura Stent 120th, Alison Kirwin Maritime at Framingham St. It was the first road victory of the 564, Bob Fitzgerald 500, Prentice 126, Dot Miller Siki mm and Rich Preston. RuskowiA^^^;, ALAN M6E DUASOMDIE Sibi brt-Sprtb 2.bnnil-lhb(rti 131St, Martha Molumphy 133rd and Also, it’s New Haven at Mass. season for the 4-6-4 Black Hawks. NITE OWLS- Barbara Howie Edwards 509, Dick 350. VIK£6 WHEN THEY UMT I 2 krni-mertt v m . I FraKiusAsHt r^irected a Keith Brown shot past lI M a F r r M i i bab Cfrwf 4.bte8M-2irm Sherle Arico 142nd. Maritime; Middfebury at Norwich; Harford is now 4-5-4. . . . Wedges 200-460, Elaine Laurie 506. THEIB F«KT SUPER i kasBlrtgEB ) frrsSaltfirl .4 bWal-fifnif 1 Fanb-bwi ilMWii Garrett from 15-feet out at 12;09 and S Hbrr«-2»m i bn^Cars 3 IsBicMt labt 4-U-brtwM S MktrfrUaPl I Western Conn, at Nichols’, King? Hartford took a 1-0 first period lead EASTERN BUSINESS BOWL aAME . WHO MAT iUlkp ibr^Sabiirl Glastonbury was paced by Jeremy set up a power play goal by Preston Woodcok 2 0 0 ^ , Marion 7 M ^ t s n l I. FracbcaUnci ■ s M m 7 bail-UEMt on a goal by defenseman Gordie MINNESOTA 15-T IN 7 Me-lai Ib ita b a iM idn hmimuki Edmonds’ 17th placement. Other Point at URI; Curry at Plymouth St.; at 17:25. Smith 182, Annie Gagnon .RESTAURANT- Don - Bill Zwick 175-434, Vic Cortland St. at So. Conn.; Wesleyan RoberU at 2:15. After Chicago goaUe McAllister 166-432, Bill Salcius 167-422, Ted Kow- SUPER BOWL IZ. nsvk SiBi Framc*4biBa ffim Tomahawk placers were Carolyn Tom Lysiak had a third period goal 196503, Carol Barnett 186 I t « m l r o m 1 Isiti at Trinity; and Amherst at Williams. Tony Esposito stopped consecutive MacMulle^ 147, Herb Cran­ zun 166155-443, Mickey A. COLTS I M ib ii Conigllaro 28th. Sue Hauaht 53rd. Sue for Chicago. 458, Gurd Rasmussen 196 , B. CHIEFS 3 kmt I.Tsfa 3 Stftk shots by Gordie Douglas and Dave 481, Wendy Fortune 456. dall 146, Emil Palmier! Holmes 160-419, Glff Jones $. kn 3 M l 4,b«M S Sdumt ^ C . pixPHINS 3 a 7 MfN* 153-393, George Burgess 160-429, Alan Grzyb 156146 7 SBuwl i : Siktkiiki 7 Caei 1 M r bbi 145-145-175- 465, Steve 443, Ray Dawson 156392, SibtFMiE UeVUTt U.S. Opens Big Margin TRI-TOWN- Ray •o’X:jMisue lUIDFTt 2.ln»-Cfni| Williams 186141-431, Jim Jim Sirianni 158-405, Dave I FnMcisoE-Ica IbikFCEnii f r r t I kub 2an> aggregate of 282, with Scotland Michaud 238-603, Norm «.lrtea»Uuarl 1 Matfb-bMs MsBigw-buibB 1 Ortojblca ATHENS (UPI) - Johli Mahafiey Moore 146147-412, Travis Dynes 155-380, Bill I Mr)an Ilmicil-Zimi IbaiUirM Soren 208-217-585, Brian iliq-SiniE 3.7na m trk iF a n b U N i $ IMAmI moving into second place on 290, -CelticM W in S fcri l r t i i i 7 FranscB-Sabur I i«kir#CM*i and Hale Irwin, battling in the Cook 156-140-433, John Moorhouse 153-411, Bryce 7,iwifiwBpt IkmUmmt iU tS m kt I k M - b i followed by Brazil (292), Taiwan Edwards 204-527, Joe I U IM iM M v b n i Sibi Owrib Uairt sunshine for 5Mi hours, Friday took Bremser 144, Dave Hunt 153, A1 Bonini 380, SNki Irratirak 7 , M g f n « r (293), Japan (297) and England an(r| BOSTON (UPI) - Cedric Maxwell The win, which kept Boston un­ TolUano 213-541, Gary hkiFw rti l h p mint S ib s U A v mint the title-holding United States eight beaten at home, improved the Sullivan 201-518, Bob lastagna 154-395, John De Rick Debomlnicls 384, Ed son ikm m sum I.Oarab^jHMl LbMubi Canada, bracketed at 298. scored a season high 27 points and l.kwIirEii tu -tei , 3 lpM-&8bl» ■ 4.»Er«-lEr|b strokes clear of the 45-nation field Angells 152-152-434, Mike Baba . 386,: Don Luwlng ■ firaplan d«n|Mr IftwEl i Ctnif \Hkmrnk Celtics’ record to 10-2. Kansas Gty, Arendt 202-538, Charles ! OMrtlB^mkB S b M t k a i.brbiitC^ Mahaffey, tailing to match Dave Cowens added 25 Friday n i^ t open is titlm ited to be S-iiBt Ciwi iJMtZjrrtt 3 kn U u S n after the second round of the 27th Church 523, Rob Migliore Lappen 145, John Fox 157- DeDominiCis 406. SlUNMiBk ilwfrUEMi SObnIakb ilaM -Srn b F.MiNiUawt LFrawsc^TjrtM Wednesday’s blistering five-under- to power the streaking Boston Celtics paced by Otis Birdsong’s 82 poinU, at hard on heating bills 7. b n Im ■ Umi«8l3

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EVENINt; IIEHALD. Sat., .Nuv. 10. 1979 PAGE THIRTEEN f Community Calendar Fire Official’s Concern Htip W»nt0d 13 Halp Wanltd 13 H ip Wanltd 13 Halp Wanlad 13 .1 meawwertiwu?: ■ t BusineM EXPERIENCED WOODWORKERS PART TIME JANITORIAL Herald ACOUSTICAL CEILING WORK- Manchester area. 6 Andover Community Consortium on Positive Behavior, 7 p.m., Prompts Board Action CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MAN. Please apply: Acoiisti- aim atpaPam pu lwrid. p.m. to 9 p.m.. 5 evenings a PICKUP AND Gideon Welles Junior High School. Dr. James O’Brien of New Ad Manager Tech Systems. 646-5792. AaaLV AT; week. Call 249-6880. Today prevention to the wrong people" DELIVERY DRIVER the University of Connecticut's School of Pharmacology , By DONNA HOLLAND Dispatch Center. At the current time PART TIME DRIVERS LAKEVEWnRMTUCCO. YARD PERSON, year round Cleanup day. starts 9:30 a.m., Andover Congregational will speak on drug abuse. Joseph Haloburdo, school board the alarms just go off in the school. needed. Nights and weekends. 329 Pregraaa Driva Herald Correspondent BLOOMFIELD - Nor­ advertising and sales needed for Manchester firm. Good driving record essen­ Church. chairman, said, "The board will look Call 649-5199. Manchaatar, CL BOLTON — The method of Preuss, talking about the first fire man L. Pinette has been, promotion- for Microtime Person must be available to tial. Apply to Stan Ozlmek. Spaghetti supper of Women's Auxiliary of Andover Fire to the administrative policy com­ this year at the high school, said the shovel walkwavs and porches Hebron ‘ handling fires at Bolton schools will promoted to manager of Inc., a subsidiary of SALEISMAN- Opportunity for Department. 5 to 7 p.m., Andover Elementary School. mittee to make a recommendation as fire was put out by school personnel FINER WOMENS in the winter and mow the ,be discussed by the Board of Educa­ Andersen Group Inc. in exciting position. Knowledge lawn and do other yard work MORIARTYBROS. of fltnvpfl hetnfui ^ s e nlus ’ .CLOTHINGjUIXITHING STORE located in . > Sunday Monday tion at its next informational to what procedure should be followed and then it was announce on the Bloomfield. 01 stoves neipiui. uase plus > Hartford rtvio Center is during other seasons. Depen- 101-318 Cwitw 8lTMt and will consider the fire commission. Full m edical/Jhe .*iartiora uvic center is i, g nggiy 1,1 Pilgrim Fellowship. 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Town Office Building and schools closed for holiday. meeting. loudspeaker to evacuate the building. Pinette will be responsi­ looking for part time or full Reply by ManchMtM', CL department’s recommendation" He said, “I disagree with that benefits. Paid vacation. Call looking for_ part _Ume or full „ritinuwriting Herald Rn«Box 7Z. ^ Church. Tuesday The move is a result of concerns ble for developing and im­ Mrs. Gray 525-1931 time sales help. Must be able expressed, by. fire officials about the Allen said, “The matter should be method. Students in the lab or plementing advertising and Our Clossified ADVERTISING to work a few Saturday's a Monday Planning and Zoning Commission, 8-p.m., Town Office month and one evening per WAITRESS WANTED- After­ board’s policy on handling fires. looked Into but Mr. Fleming (Joseph showers won’t hear the sales promotion. His RATES TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years noon and evenings. Apply: Schools, town offices and disposal area closed in obser­ Building. Fleming, high school principal) has Ad-Visor$ experience. Manchester area. week. Hours are flexible. If Fire chief James Preuss and loudspeaker.” previous position was 1 D A Y ...... 14*MiraMT you think that you would enjoy Vic’s Pizza. 151 West Middle vance of holiday. Wednesday Send resume to: Box U, c/o Tpke. Must be over 18. Ronald Morra, deputy chief, thoughts on the matter and his com­ Morra said, “The initial beginning advertising production Are As Near 3 DAYS ...13*awrain working in a close, personal PERSON WANTED to clean Red Cross Boloodmobile. 1:30 to 6:30 p.m., St. Columbia Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office Manchester Herald. attended the school board’s meeting ments should be heard. We’re all in­ of a fire can make or break it and it’s coordinator. 6 DAYS ...12*iMitai(n atmosphere and need a offices 4 hours a day. mor­ Church. Columbia. change call 522-3300. Ask for CUSTODIAN - Part time, Building. Thursday to discuss the matter. terested in the safety of the important to call us.” Microtime is the leading As Your Phone PART TIME JANITOR for experienced, references. Call nings. Monday. Wednesday. 26DAYS ...IVauaniMi the manager. Friday. Apply: 46 Adams Tuesday Thursday Preuss said he understands it's up students.” The matter will be discussedat the manufacturer of video medium size office complex. 643-4466. 18 WORD, $2.10 M M Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., 3 Street. Manchester. Board of Education. 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary Board of Selectmen. 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. to the building principal to make a Preuss suggested that when the board’s informational meeting on processing equipment with CLERK TYPISTS- Let us help HAPPY ADS *2.50 n nights a week. Phone Mr. RELIEF RAOTOLOGY School. Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. decision as to whether or not the fire board starts talking about its budget Nov. 29 and a decision will be made sales of national and inter­ DIAL Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ you work when you want to AVOID COMMUTING- Work Diaconate. music. Board of Trustees, and Stewardship it should consider tying the schools’ work. If you can work 2 or TECHNOLOGIST for new Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office department should be called when at its regular Dec. meeting. national markets. pointment. pre-paid group practice (an in Manchester. Stock Clerk. committees. 7:30. Andover Congregational Church. alarm "jvstem into the Tolland (43-2711 more full days a week why not ‘Drivers Licence for Van. Full Building. there is a fire. Pinette lives in East M3-2718 attar S P.M. Jhe Herald come in for a friendly visit. HMO) in E ast Hartford. CLASIIPICD ADVERTISING MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST- or part time. Apply in person: Wednesday He said, “If there is a fire, the Hartford with his wife Lin­ We can turn your spare time Experience necessary in Marlow’s Incorporated. 867 Saturday Part time weekend position. maintaining radiologic ser­ Parent-Teacher Conferences. 1 p.m. (early dismissal). Building official, 8 am . to 1 p.m., Town Office alarm box should be pulled, the da. an advertising Call Thomas Valliere. into $$$. Call Lydia. 289-4319. Main Street. Manchester. More Funds Allowed DUNHILL TEMPS. No fee. vices. operating X-ray equip­ Andover Elementary School. Building. ,, school should be evacuated and the representative for The Laboratory Supervisor, ment. evaluating radio ac­ Young’at Heart. 1:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational fire department should be notified Herald, and their son Help Wanted 13 Rockville General Hospital. curacy and technical quality □ NOTICES 872-0501. Extension 307. SECRETARIES Let us help Butlnete Opportunity 14 Church immediately." To Formalize Services Norman L. Pindlt David. you work when you want to of x-rays. Must meet require­ Religious Education Board. 7:30 p.m.. Andover South Windsor He questioned what the board's LATHE OPERATORS - With work. If you can work 2 or ment for registry by the BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, Lott and Found 1 2 years' experienceexpc Good more full days a week, why Amercan Registry of 1 more could be added; with 4 Congregational Church policy was and how and if he could BOLTON - The Board of Educa­ Radiologic Technologist 1 - 2 Monday Board member James Marshall benefits. Salary negotiable.negotii f^RODUCTION not come in for a friendly or 5 room apartment. Building Committee. 8 p.m.. Andover Elementary Schools and town offices closed for holiday, get it changed. tion approved spending $1,300 of its was the lone objector to the Contest Winners LOST- KEY on a chain Initial Hawk Precision (To . 303 visif We can turn your spare years experience in a Reasonable 8764141. School. School Superintendent Raymond budget to formalize certain clerical redistribution of funds. K Main Street. Manchester Burnham Street. East Hart­ CONTROL time into $$$. Call Lydia. 289- radiology department. Please Tuesday ford. telephone 5269845 Permanent lull time posi­ send resumes to Zarina Thursday Allen said there isn't any policy, it’s services and for additional clerical He said, “When there were dif­ NEW BRITAIN — D&L Stores has announced the Call 649-2472 . 5 to 7 p m 4319 DUNHILL TE'MPS. No EARN EXTRA MONEY AT Town Council organizational meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Town tion. Must be thorough fee Shockley. NCC-HMO, Inc . 275 YOUR HOME operating a Parent-Teacher Conferences. 1 p.m. (early dismissali. an administrative procedure. hours. ficulties with your secretary earlier winners of its recent anniversary sale charge account BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Broad Street. Windsor. Ct Hall. LOST- Black and white cat. and have good figure ap­ typing service' Information: Andover Elementary School. Morra said. “The bottom line is School Superintendent Raymond in the year you indicated that you did contest. One named was selected for each of the 10 D&L male. Vicinity of Oak and and dinner shifts Apply at titude experience helpful. LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT- 06095 ^ November 16. 1979 send stamped, self-addressed Planning and Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Town Equal Opportunity Employer Board of Library Directors. 8 p.m.. Andover Public that I don't feel one person is in a Allen recommended the changes for not need extra help." stores and that person won the prize of having his or her Spruce Street. Black bushy Cavey's Restaurant. 45 East Apply at Part time washmen. Apply in envelope to: Linda Frost. 46 Hall. position to make the final judgment charge account balance paid in full. tail, white paws, pink nose Onter Street, Manchester person: Meadows Convales­ Welles Rd. no. 220 Vernon. Library his office, the business office and the Marshall said. “'You (Allen) said if Wesco Industries HOUSEKEEPER- 3 to 6 pm Orchard Hill School PTO, 7:30 p.m., school cafeteria. as to whether or not the fire depart­ resource room. Alternate prize was a $100 D&L gift certificate. Call 646-5024 Reward JES Industrial Park, cent Home. 333 Bidwell Ct. 06066, Friday you had the right person in the office RARE OPPORTUNITY - Street. Manchester, phone Mondav through Friday Call Story Hour. 10 to 10:30 a.m.. South Windsor Public ment is to be called" Allen said his recommendations she would be able to handle the job.” The winners included Mrs. Edward Steele of Columbia off Route 5, 872-2682 or 273-2013 Play by Grade 5 students. 10 a m., Andover Elemen­ LOST - Gray and black striped OWN YOUR OWN 647-9194. Library. He said. “ It's in the best interest of are an adequate response to making Allen said. “I indicated it is a very at the Manchester store', Patricia Martinyak of Glaston­ male cat. Has flea collar. BUSINESS. Distributor for South Windsor tary School. PART TIME CUSTODIAN for EDUCATION Thursday the town and children's safety to work loads reasonable, decreasing pressurized job with a big work load. bury at the Corbins Comers store, and Mary Griffiths of .Near hospital vicinity Call Kodak film. Duracell 568-6334 JANITORIAL HELP Parent-Teacher Conferences, 1 p.m. (early dismissal). Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and Equal Opportunity Employer p rag e mornings. Apply at: Housing Authority. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. notify the fire department. pressure, and making the operation In no way did I indicate one person Vernon at the Vernon store. 647-1384 . 643-6702. WANTED- East Hartford. 5 to Andover Elementary School other photo products needed 9 p.m.. Middle age persons Moriartv Brothers, 315 Center Private Inetructlons 18 Preuss said, “Smack in the middle Street. See “Scolty ' Women's Club, baby-sitting course, 7 to 9 p.m.. fire more efficient. could handle it.” IMPOUNDED- Male Lab. in your area. No selling. Ser­ KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - preferred. Roger Pease. 876 headquarters. of fire prevention week there was a Allen conducted a small study Marshall said he voted no because about I year old. black with vice top Retailers under 6570. RIDING LESSONS indoor Immediate opening on 2nd RETIRED GENTLEMAN OR Bolton Career Night. 7 p.m.. South Windsor High School. fire at the high school and we weren't within the office before making the he did not want to see the central of­ white chest Hilliard & Adams exclusive contract established shift for Decision Data 9610 riding ring. Western stock Joins Realty Firm Street. Contact Manchester by us High immediate in­ TELEPHONE ANSWERING STUDENT - Hours flexible. seat, saddle seat and hunt notified. Maybe we're teaching fire recommendations. fice staff expanded. machine. Hours 6 PM to 12 Odd jobs in the store. Call 646- Monday Dog Warden 646-4555 come minimum required in­ AM, Excellent benefits and SERVICE OPERATORS (or seat All levels 2269817. MANCHESTER - Ed vestment 19,975. too”; profit 0040. or apply at: Castro Schools, town offices and disposal area closed for Vernon pay. Call Debra Hinchcliffc at weekends, evenings etc Paid LOST- MALE ORANGE CAT. structure. Call between 8AM training, major medical. Mr. Convertible. 283 West Middle VOICE. PIANO Instructions. Crandall has announced his Coca-Cola Bottling Co... 451 Turnpike, Manchester holiday. Sunday wearing white flea collar. In & 5PM. 1-800-633-6367. Or Main Street. East Hartford Fish, Hartford. 5261125. Former (acuity New York association with Barrows write: American Film Music and Art High School. Tuesday Pre-Cana Conference, 1:45 to 4 p.m., St. Bernard's vicinity of Nanel Drive, 569-1330 Educators To Prosecute Real Estate Co., 156 East Glastonbury Reward Call P ro c essin g . Inc . 1935R BOOKKEEPING Professional Singer Pianist. Fire Commissioners. 7:30 p.m.. firehouse. Church Hall. Center St. 633-6563 after 4 p m Hoover Court. B'ham. AL HICKORY FARMS DEPARTMENT offering 2 644-8597 Annual Town Meeting, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Veteran's Day Parade. 2 p.m.. starts at E. Main and CrandalL worked at the 35226. full time positions ★ Experienced preferred Call Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Grove Streets and marches through center of Rockvifle, Stop & Shop Co. as grocery Penoneli 2 is now accepting Schooli-Cletset 19 MACHINISTS FOR for appointment. 646-4004 Wednesday- PAC Fish Club's annual banquet, 4 p.m.. PAC manager for 10 years EXPERIENCED applications for part-time In Gasoline Theft Case WANTED RIDE TO PRATT AIRCRAFT PARTS - holiday positions. Morning, FOR THE BEST - Manchester Clubhouse. Village Street. before his association with Experimental and short run. DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part Gymnastic School 3 to 5 Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. BOLTON — The Board of Educa­ torney. represent thier 'opinion that If such a program were granted by & WHITNEY from Porter MACHINISTS afternoon and evening the Barrows Co. Street. 2nd shift. Call 646-4714 Must be able to set-up and time. Manchester area pupils per teacher FREE in­ Administrative Assistant Selection Committee, 7:30 Monday tion has voted to object to an applica­ the request should be denied on the the court, probation would be fixed We have factory openings for hours. Apply Sears. Benefits Salarv negotiable A graduate of after 10:30 a m h^achimsts work from blueprints troductory lesson with this ad. p.m.. Community Hall. Schools and town offices closed for holiday. tion fcr a pretrial rehabilitation basis they stated publicly they would not to exceed two years and if it was Miminum 5 years experience. Roqbuck and Co., Call 649-8125 Call 6466306. or 6463549 Manchester High School, Must be able to read Blueprints Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Chapter 2129 AARP. 1:30 p.m., Rockville United request from the person charged prosecute if the people involved were served satisfactorily the charges RIDE NEEDED from South and Set Up jobs Excellent opportunity for Manchester Parkade, Per­ Planning Commission. 7:30 p m.. Community Hall. Crandall lived in Road, Bolton to Hartford or This IS a growing company with qualified individuals Apply sonnel Department BABYSITTER WANTED- Meth()dist Church, Grove Street. with conspiracy to commit larceny in caught. would be dropped. 2nd shift, 4 nights Active 4 Public Building Commission. 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Manchester for 21 years. commuter parking lot competitive rates and Paid F ring e at: Paragon Tool Co, Inc , 121 November 12 between 1 REAL ESTATE Heart-Saver Course for senior citizens. 9 to 11 a m.. conjunction with the alleged theft of Allen told the board that the court At the suggestion of one board B en e fits year old Must have good He and his wife Rosemary Working hours - 8:30 to 4:30 Adams Street, Manchester. and 5 p.m. Equal Oppor­ Library Directors. 8 p.m.. Bentley Memorial Library. Rockville General Hospital. gasoline from school buses. gives them the opportunity to res­ member, that the request be denied Phone 289-2727, or references Call 528-0801. 11 now live at 30 Wales Road. Please call 646-6436 647-9935 tunity Employer. Hornet For Sale 23 Thursday Classes for diabetics, 7 p.m.. Rockville General Board members voted to have Ray­ pond, if they object they must appear on the basis the board tried to before Apply al: a m to 2 p m Andover. NOBLES WESTBROOK Parent-Teacher conferences, 1 p.m. (early dismissal), Hospital. mond Allen, superintendent of in court and say why they object to and it didn't work, board member Ed Crandall RIDE WANTED - Roll Street. NORTHEAST SECURITY - COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Manchester to Veeder Root. 20 Westbrook Street Now has immediate openings MACHINIST to do secondary Bolton Elementary Center School. Tuesday schools and Jerome Walsh, town at­ the rehabilitation program Barbara Smith objected. machining and buffing ROOMS. 1st floor family Hartford 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM East Hartford, CT 06108 for part time weekends in room with fireplace. 4 Mrs. Smith said. “ I'm not happy Manchester and East Hart­ operations on plastic parts. Friday Heart Saver Course for senior citizens. 9 to 11 a.m.. Please call 6462288 Equal Opportunitf employer generous sized bedrooms. 2 N with that reason. We re talking about ford areas. Applicants must Experience not necessary Democratic Town Committee. 8 p.m.. Community Rockville General Hospital. MotCs Operations RUBBERMAID PARTY 1 2 baths, central air. 2 car two different people and two Announcements 3 have clean police records, PLAN N E ED S Full or part time Call davs at Hall. Tolland County Art Association. 8 p.m.. Lottie Fisk Bolton and Willihgton 563-1475 . walkout basement. different cases. I'm in favor of SANDWICH MAKER phone, car and a desire to DEMONSTRATORS. No Group I, Philbrick Building. Henry Park. EAST HARTFORD — Joseph Mott, chairman of the WANTED- No experience work. Please apply in person collecting, No delivering. B rehabilitation for a first offense. I ATTENTION TOTALPHONE TIRE CHANGERS Agency 6464200 board of Mott's Supermarket Inc., operators of 24 SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need necessary Daytime hours to 61 Willard Street, Hartford Save on Gas Call Linda, 647- Coventry Wednesday think it's a decent way to treat kids. NEEDED If you want to Set Talks in December ShopRite supermarkets in Connecticut and help receiving your calls’’ Call 742-6978. between 8 and 12 9054. CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Program on Self-Defense for Women, "Z" Club. 7:30 I'm not in favor of this request a a m work- we have it. Will train Today- Massachusetts, has reported the results of the company 's' Temporary nr permanent the right person willing to Remodeled Kitchen and p.m.. Rockville High School cafeteria. BOLTON — Representatives of the Allen said. “The first year there because I stated publicly we would SCHOOL BUS BOOKKEEPER for new Baths. Aluminum siding, in- operations for the third quarter and nine months of 1979_ S t a b l e or 2^ 7 - Prepaid Medical Group (An learn Call 643-5189 Holiday Fair. 9:30 a m. to 4 p.m.. Community House of Thursday Bolton and Willington Boards of should be a reasonable enrollment of prosecute" LIVE IN COMPANION for DRIVERS ground pool with patio and Net sales for the quarter ended Sept. 29. 1979 rose 6.6 3^23__ elderly woman. Coventry HMO I Opportuntity for per­ privacy Group 1. Philbrick Second Congregational Church. Route 44A. Education will m eet early in Willington students at Bolton High Board member John Morianos For tho town of Dolton, son with good Bookkeeping PERSON WANTED - Organizational meeting of Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. percent to a new high of $56,881,758, from the previous ...... area" Must have drivers Agency, 646-4200 Sundav Memorial Building. Park Place. December to begin contract School. After the first year the said. "I'm in favor of prosecuting but license 649-9402 after 4 30 train. CaM: and Clerical skills. Applicant Cleaning, pressing and sales 0 negotiations. enrollment will increase. " record total of $53,335,304 achieved in the third quarter of Hj/n*Jyanied...... f3 p.m . or 649-3708 after 5:30. 837-8766 or must be graduate of ac­ Flexible hours 649-7901 Open house. 2 to 4 p m.. North Coventry Firehouse, Organizational meeting of Board of Education, 7:30 I think he'd get more rehabilitation if 1978. Net profit amount to $600,366, or 42 cents per share. ------S4M 1BS. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK Bolton High School was chosen Allen said he met with Richard he went through the rehabilitation credited High School with I to BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, Route 31. p.m.. Middle School. from $745,469. or 52 cents per share for the year earlier TOOLMAKERS - Machinists WANTED EXPERIE.NCED 2 years experience, or APPRE.NTICE FOR Al’TO Classes for diabetics. 7 p.m.. Rockville General recently, by the Willington school Vallencourt. Willington school program. Apply 81 Commerce Street equivelant combination of BODY REPAIR SHOP - App­ paneled living room, eat-in Monday quarter WINDOW washer Must be DISHWASHERS - Part time kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, board as the alternate scnool its superintendent, who provided him Morianos said, “ Have you seen Glastonbury PTG reliable Full lime or part training and cxperience.e In­ ly in person: Neil's Auto Body Schools and town offices closed for holiday. Hospital. Pre-share figures are based on 1,427,487 shares outstand- comp'aNY lovely quiet setting on dead­ students may attend beginning in with information about what what the courts do lately? If he goes Telephone 633- lime. Call 649-5334 nights and weekends. Apply at dividual must possess the Works. 227 Burnside Avenue. Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation District. 8 ing to reflect the 10 percent stock dividend paid Feb. 28, 7631 Tacorral 246 Broad Street, East Hartford end street, deeded beach Tuesday September.® Willington would like, and probably to court he'll probably be given a ability to organize and work in rights $79,900 Call exclusive p.m., Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. 1979, ------COLLECTORS for credit Manchester. team setting and deal effec­ Orientation meeting of new Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. School Superintendent Raymond ask for its students. lollipop and be sent home" MEDICAL SECRETARY agent, Carol Cable-Wagner. For the nine-month period, net sales reached a new CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC department fuel company. tively with the public BCazley Co Realtors. Equal Town Hall. ACCOUNTANT Manchester Minimal typing required ASSISTANT for busy V record of $174,468,927. up 12.8 percent from $154,641,096 I'm? Part or full time Flexible housing opportunity 443-4470. Coventry Garden Club, noon, home of Mrs. Esther Kat- company has a full time posi­ Send resume to: Zarina Manchester ENT Group. Mon­ Trustee Unit achieved a year ago. Net profit for the period totaled $1,- Berlin 'fpke hours Send brief resume to: zung Flu Clinic, noon to 1 p.m.. Community House, Se­ Wetherstield, Sidney 0 Melius, P.O. Box tion available for a conscien­ Shockley. NCC-HMO. Inc., to day thru Friday. 9 to 5 $130 756.435. equal to $1.23 per share from $1,836,742, or $1 29 563-0151 tious self-starting individual per week. Call 649-0500 MANCHESTER- Two Family cond Congregational Church. Route 44A. Taps Sundman 777, Hartford. 06101. 75 Broad Street, Windsor, 4-4 Very nice condition. New per share. to perform a variety of office Conn. 06095. Deadline is - Flu Clinic. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.. Senior Citizen housing. duties. This position requires roof 200 foot treed lot. MANCHESTER - John Mott noted that, as was the ease in the second quarter, RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-It November 12th. 1979 An PART TIME HELP Orchard Hill Estates. Route 31. p m. and It p m-7 a m shifts a good general accounting WANTED- Responsible in­ Immediate occupancy $54.- E. Sundman, vice presi­ extreme price competition was a significant factor affec- RNS, LPNS Equal Opportunity Employer 900 Hayes Corp . 646^131. Wednesday- - , - , . . . . Apply director of nursing 3 PM - 1 1 PM and background and a minumum dividual with car to work in dent of Lydall Inc., a ting the latest three months operations, and it appears Salmonbrook Convalescent 11 PM - 7 AM Shitta of 2 years office experience. GOOD SALARY WHILE YOU nearbv stores as Service Koffee Klatch, noon to 1:30 p m . First Congregational Associates degree desirable RepreSetltative for Jewelry THREE BEDROOMS- Fully Manchester firm, has been that it is continuing in the fourth quarter. He expressed Home, off House Street Part and Full Tima LEARN. We will teach the applianced. including Church, Route 31. named to the board of belief that it will lessen in 1980, Glastonbury Please call 633- but not required. Please write right persons special spraying Company No selling involved In modern health care office m anager. Box V.. to to 12 hours per week Inter­ Dishwasher Modern. Coventry .Human Services, 8,30 a m.. Town Hall, Trustees of the Connec­ He stated, however, that despite competitive ______facility. Good salary, techniques These skills are Beautiful No Pets. Buckland Station, unique. Must be mechanically views in Caldor. Manchester Welfare Hours, 9 a m. to noon. Town Hall. ticut Junior Republican in SPECTACULAR pressures, the com pany's m arket share was successfully CURSES AIDES wanted for benefits and working con­ Manchester. on November 13th. from 10 to References and security inclined. If your sloppy and maintained through the combination of its “Price Plus ” fuH time on all shifts. Apply ditions. Apply in person: I required $400 monthly. Litchfield. careless, do not apply. Must Strano Real Estate. 6462000. Sundman a West Hart­ program and additional advertising, with volume setting director of nursing. Salmon- be well organized and have East Hartford VERNON RIANOR EXPERIENCED CABINET ford resident, joins six new record highs throughout the third quarter and nine brook Convalescent Home, off good work habits. Call Mr HEBRON- Just to minutes .. . , ® “ House Street. Glastonbury HEALTH CARE F A C IL in MACHINIST Cubic, 644-2291 evenings MAKER do to diversified Tuesday other new members on the month periods. . Please call 6365244. cabinet work Call 647-9886 from Manchester and you can 180 Ragan Road LATHE and be home in this comfortable 3 Town Council, swearing in of the new mayor and elec­ 23-person board. Stanford (?ohen, president of Mott s said the company s Vamon, Ct. BOARD CLERK - for LIGHT HOUSE CLEANING- Bedroom Raised Ranch with tion of council officers. 8 p.m.. Town Hall. ■nie new trustees, accor­ VETERAN'S DAY 24th supermarket opened Oct. 23, 1979, in West BABYSITTER NEEDED- An equal opportunity amployar. BRIDGEPORT Regional District No. 8, Board East Glastonbury Once every Cathederal Ceiling in livng Redevelopment Agency. 7:45 p.m , Town Hall. ding to the republic's out­ Springfield. Mass, The company’s 25th, located in a shop­ Monday through Thursday. 3 of Education. Part time posi- room with frieplace and p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor- OPERATORS other week Call 633-7549 Board of Education, regular meeting. 9 p.m.. Penney going president, Rufus C. ping center in Torrington is expected to open next spring tion Attends evening dining room. Steel siding, and . A tation Call 649-6022 Friday; Wesco is looking for meetings of Board and Com­ evenings Hard to reach As indicated earlier this year, two and possibly three ^^.ee|^ends anytime SWITCHBOARD extra insulation for the High School amphitheatre. Stillman, represents a plan qualified individuals mittees Steno and typing additional stores are planned for 1980 opening, in line ------OPERATOR- 4 nights per SECRETARY - Non-profit Energy Conscious buyer. ■ Vl’ednesday to broaden the spectrum of capable of setting up skills essential Call RHAM Priced mid $60’s Call Century with Mott's long-term expansion to “ Go for Forty" SEWERS-Experienced on In­ week Thursday 11:30 p.m.. High School. 2269474 for infor­ agency East Hartford loca­ membership on the board. 7:30 a m. Friday, Saturday & and operating this 21 Village Green Associates, Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town superm arkets by 1985. Sewing M achin^ mation. tion. Excellent fringe Hall. The Junior Republic is a Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. machine in a Job shop benefits. Stenography not 633-8336 Edwards Answering Service. environment. (Jood pay, Retirement Board, 6 p.m.. Personnel Office, Town nationally recognized Cohen noted that, at that time, Mott’s is expected to be pa?' foffhTright [2^ required 289-5405, residential treatment .operating at the annual rate of $500 million from 40 pig Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday 6465406. benefits and overtime. MANCHESTER - Raised _ Hall. FULL TIME HELP for 3rd Ranch 4 bedrooms. T" center for emotionally ShopRite supermarkets. thru Friday. Apply in person Call or apply at Wesco 1 2baths. family room. 2 Commission on Services for the Handicapped. 7:30 a t; Pillowtex Corp . 49 Regent TYPISTS AND CLERK Industries, J E S In­ EXPOnCED shift Apply in person 7- hurt, pre-delinquent and TYPJSTS are needed to work fireplaces. 2 car garage p.m.. Conference Room, Town Hall. Street, Manchester. Equal dustrial Park, off Route Eleven. 509 Center Street. delinquet boys from all SALE in the Hartford area Call Manchester Porter Street area. Call owner Opportunity Employer M F. Thursday over Connecticut. iVeii? CofC Member today. TAC/TEMPS. 727-8430 5, South Windsor, imSEMIES 6463116 after 5PM or all day iMTMMUMTVatOAf U f ' Saturday and Sunday. Economic Development Commission. 7:30 p.m., Town recently joined the Greater SHEET METAL WORKER - S8S-S334 Hall. , STARTS TO(MORROW MANCHESTER - Serv- Experienced. Soldering etc. EXPERIENCED SANDWICH E:qual Opportunity Employer Manchester Chamber of MAKERS wanted for cocktail Inland Wetlands Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Parent Classes pro of Manchester, 25 Call 5262101. To provkk Nurtkig Cara Commerce. lounge. Call 644-9637 between Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., Registrar of Voters' WINDSOR - The Clark Road, Bolton, has In prfvtlt hom n and Ronald Dion is the owner OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House 9 a.m. and 12 noon. office. Town Hall. Department of Children Mtdfeaf Fk HHIm . Part and manager of the six- delivery Year round work. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES ■ tkiM, tad tlnw. Contidora- and Youth Services, will All benefits, i^ply M&M Oil PART TIME. Want cash for Saturday employee firm, which has the holidays'’ For every day? Earn up to $200 a week. Nori ghran to proltrtnco hold classes on foster Co.. Route 6. Bolton. Experienced or will train. §pmMme SUNDAY, o<:-LocaUon ond Houra. Picture-taking session for town photo/ID cards, 10 a m. It's easy with the phone in parenting Monday 4tk years experience. The to noon. Parks and Recreation IJepartment office. vour own home. Call 2467773. Apply 330 Ledyard Street. NO FEE - weekly PAY evenings, Nov. 19, 26 and firm provides professional Hartford. \ and residential cleaning For UarmWea call Dec. 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the 843-I51S Thi$ Sunday — 1 to ipin NURSES AIDES- Full time Glastonbury Windsor Public Library, service, specializing in COOKS & KITCHEN AID 8 ASSISTANCI NOV. 11 carpet, upholstery and on- Experienced preferred, but HELPERS- Available 43 Locust St, Manchester 323 Broad Sf. PART TIME EVENINGS- training will be given. Apply of north (Mtorn Com. (Mirin StTMt to Locuet St.) Tursday location drapery cleaning. weekends and evenings. kK. ; k They are free of charge DOORS OPEN Experienced preferred. Manchester. Light duty in person: East Hartford Con Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., "Tewn It also provides fire janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per m and open to all state 11 AM TO 5 PM Drivers License. Mature in­ valescent Home. 745 Main u ; UM C H> UtM. Office Building. residents who believe they restoration and smoke and dividuals. Apply in person: week. Ideal for retired or Street. East Hartford. soot damage repair. semi-retired. Call Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office might have the necessary Garden Grove Caterers, Dion represents the Keeney Street. Manchester. BOOKKEEPING & TYPING Building. skills to provide children WANTED CLEANING home office, Servpro In­ essential for diversified part- AVIS USED CAR SALES Wednesday with an environment of PERSON for professional of­ time job for responsible per­ needs a full time lot man to Look for our new dustries Inc. as General LIVE-IN COMPANION for hope and understanding. elderly gentleman in Glaston­ fice in town, once a week. son with initiative. Hours 9:00 work al-its car sales location Public Housing Authority, 7:45 p.m., Knox Lane elderly Trainer for Hartford Coun­ Send replies to: Box MM, c/o to 1:00 Monday thru Friday,’ oh Rt. 83 in Vernon. Duties in­ housing development. bury. Call after 6 p.m.. 636 value-packed circular ty and Is re$ponsibIe for 5653 or 643-5932. Manchester Herald. every othe' Saturday. Apply clude keeping cars and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Recrea­ setting up and training al the: W.H. Engla'nd Lumber facilities clean. Apply in per­ DMAC Meeting Company at Route 44A, Bolton son at Avis Used Car Sales. tion Department. Ronald Dion local offices. RN • 11 to 7. Part lime. Enjoy Safety Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. HARTFORD - The in your favorite Sunday working with an excellent sup­ Notch. 560 Talcotiville Road . Rl. 83. porting staff. Very pleasant Vernon. To Mr. Schaller Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Hartford Chapter of the LAUNDRY /AND DIAPER PLASTIC INSPECTOR - between 9am and 4pm. Equal Divorced Men’s Associa­ atmosphere. Good wages and SERVICE /Seeds folderess Custom (ipe with many gracious quality details. Youth Services Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Youth Services paper...or pick up one at benefits. Please call Doris Opening for first shift Q C per-’ Opportunity Employer. M/F. tion of Connecticut will Project at Bradley full or part time. AM and PM. son lo take over a small in­ Front-to-back flreplaced living room with wall-to-wall Bureau. Blain. RN. Director of Call 288-1527. Thursday meet at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 15, your nearest Caldor Store. Nurses. 6460129. spection departm ent in- a SOCIAL SURVEY WORKER carpeting. Formal dining room with delightful bay win­ at the Broadview Com­ WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — A Westport firm has busv. growing, molding and ■ Part time temporary. Con­ dow Perky eat-in kitchen that just sUrts the day right. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office " broken ground for construction of a $5 million corporate T0ptM AK£R mold making company. A duct doOr to door survey of Two king-sized bedrooms. Itk baths, full basement, plus munity Church, 45 Oliver Immediate position older residents. Invtervlew, porch and detached single garage. Home convenienHy Building. “ jet sales and service center at Bradley International Air- good general knowledge of Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town St., Hartford. available with exporlance. plastics, measuring in­ assess needs. Background in located to just about everything. Priced to sell at $56,900. ***port. struments. gauges, and social services or degree in Office Building. Atty. Louis Kiefer Sr. Apply at „ will be the guest speaker. Z Canadair Inc. will build the facility with $4.9 million in WttCO IHOMIUMII blueprint reading required. social work and own transpor­ Redevelopment Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Capable of checking work tation necessary. 6 month 647-1419 This self-help group for -loans from the state Economic’^ Development JES Industrial Pack Building. — Department’s Connecticut Development Authority. ^ within close tolerences. filling project pays $4600 plus. men meets the third- oH Routs S, out inspection reports, Resiune by December I to: Ice Cream Social, 6:30 p.m., Naubuc School, Admission — Canadair, which is owned by a Montreal-based firm, &^ g, South Windsor Thursday of each month. V i customer liaison and exerr Municipal Agent for the 70 cents. Director of Elementary Curriculum and Special 2 s a i d the project had been in the works for two years but the Andean highlandi of The public is welcome. 568-6334 cising good judgement. Please Elderly. 222 Bolton Center Inc. Services Jacqueline Jurrius will be the guest speaker. call Mr. Silyer at 563-1475 for Road. Bolton. Ct. 06040. Affir­ — was delayed by legal problems in obtaining the loan funds Peru, isn't a pig at all but a . Equal Opponun/ty Empioyar 184 E Contor 8t. 5 and working out a lease with the stale for the land. rodent related to the rabbit. appointment. mative action employer, , PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 10. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Nov. 10, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN Frank & Ernest Paamita — Charlaa M. dehuli ACROSS 64 Ones (Fr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle BUSINESS & SERVICE a m , 65 Finisher D«ar Abby Orm Or 1 Sunshine 66 Taxui omS- kjUiXuL Oc X CHEcICeO VUITH ediiMcajlwiAt. itste (abbr.) By Abigail Van Buren J jtu J ijV V 4 Place for a DOWN drama critic T H t ARCHSlaTHOp, ' CL, CCiA, dJtrw ^. 9 Insact . 1 Boob 12 Gallic 2 Invite. I ' affirmative 3 Yorkshire rtyer AND THAT THiNfr 13 Shed blood 4 Lower v DIRECTORY DEAR ABBY: A year ago I was a poor student, shy, lone­ 14 Cereal grain 5 Sick P O B J U t l ^ R ly, friendless, unhappy and I never smiled. I wrote to you, 15 Griddar 6 Collection and you gave me the best advice 1 ever received. Here it is: Jimmy___ 7 Sign of tha Stniett Otttnd 31 Stnieat Otfand 31 PalnUng-eaparlng 32 BooBng-Bldlng-Chlmnay 34 "The key to being popular with both sexes is: Be kind. Be 16 Voices’ zodiac Y o u « V O | V honest. Be tactful. If you can't be beautiful lor handsome), be 17 Vase with a 8 Auto failure Salaty Impaction Indudad k sell for $125. Very good with 2600 square feet, with ample after 5 p m. immaterial. Cleanup. Fertilizing. Seeding excellent work references Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 children, and very good parking. Close to Center, • Forget the motto. “The customer is always right, ” They I'M SURE MXJ'a MND ,NOW THEN, HERE'S A ...AND FOR YOU,SIR,, Winterize your lawn now' Free estimates Fully in­ years’ experience! For Free ■ q r e q watchdog. Moving must sell to SOUTH WINDSOR - Carpeted hospital and new court TRIUMPH 1976 TR 7- Im­ are always WRONG, so don't let them put anything over on THAT A GCXX> HAT ’ YEAH, N BEAUTY FOR YtXI, ONE OF MY FINEST^ THANKS! Estimates, call 646-4239 2 bedroom plus den Includes W IU LAST YOU MUCH' BUT... L YtXJNG LADY.' CAPS.' Tender Lawn Care 647-9260 sured Marlin Matson. 649- good home only. Call anytime building. For info, call 568- maculate condition. Regular you, I the 646-0240. dishwasher, heat and hot LONGER THAN A Precautionary probe pays 4431 7658 or 871-0401. gas and gets over 25 mpg. Call • Chew gum, eat candy or sneak a smoke while you're on BITE TO EAT.' WATERPROOFING FARRAND REMODELING - ICHIMriEY water. Reasonable price. (661- 525-6792 Tuesday thru Cabinets, Roofing. Gutters. 2). Rental Assistors. small the job. As long as your boss doesn't see you. it’s OK. Hatchways, foundation AiW PAINTING Contrac­ S IB E R IA N H i! s KY BUSINESS AND/OR Thursday and evenings: and • If a teenager (or someone who's not very welt dressed) him to make that bid Room Additions, Decks. All I SWEEP CROSSBRED PUPPIES - $25. fee 236-5646 277-7911 Friday thru Monday. cracks, tile lines, sump tors Quality painting and PROFESSIONAL office for wants to be waited on. either ignore them or don't waste NORTH South ruffed the second types of Remodeling and cijio||. One male and one female. Call AQIO spade, drew trumps and led pumps, gravity feeds, window paper hanging at reasonable 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 r rent. Reasonable rent. 500 or much time with them. They're probably "just looking > wells 30 vears experience rates Fully insured Free Repairs Phone 643-6017 li MantnMW ^ ^ 646-5442 after 5 PM. HEAT PAID - Secluded 2 1.000 sq. ft. Heat, air, parking, TWO SNOW TIRES with rims YAJ92 the queen of hearts. 643-4953 . 875-7611 Estimates Call Wavne 649- bedroom with appliances and carpeted 649-5334 $25 each, two snow tires anyway. AA964 West covered with the king. 7696 LEON CIESZYNSKI ...... PERSIAN KITTENS - Affec- plenty more. Won't last long, without $20 Call after 5 PM. • If you do all the above, the customer will surely shop AQ72 South took dummy's ace and BABYSITTING MY HOME- BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Haatlng Plumblng 35 tionate blue-cream female just $200. (773-31. Rental NEW shopping center space 6464)636 somewhere else and you won I be bothered writing up any WEST EAST went into an elaborate study Four years old and up PERSONAL Paperhanging ditions, Remodeling. Rec ------and blue male. Excellent com­ Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. for lease • The Convenience sales. 6 J 986 AAKllJl of his chances. Weekday evenings from 6 00 for particular people, by Dick Rooms. Garages, lOtchens NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet panions. $50. 646-3893. Center. Route 71, just south of SORE AT SALESPEOPLE IN MILWAUKEE YK 107 65 Y 83 His first decision was to p m Weekends, davs and Call 643-5703 anytime Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath repairs, plugged drains, MANCHESTER- Unique, the West Farms Mall . « 83 play West for the king of clubs evenings 10 vears medical Tile, Dormers. Roofing kitchen faucets replaced, BOX S T A ^ , TRAILS- Blue clean 1 bedroom apartment in .specialty store space still DEAR ABBY: You said. "The younger man should AKISJ 6)098 but to take some precautions. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - Residential or Commercial repaired, rec rooms, Seal F e o ^ ft Program Ring 3 family home Rent $200. No J97I VW SUPER BEETLE- Hence he led dummy’s queen experience After 6 00 p m available Spring 1980 oc­ Automatic stick shift Rebuilt apologize to the older man ” if they have had a falling out and SOUTH Quality craftsmanship at low 649^291 bathroom remodeling, heat with lig irar Pastures. Daily children or pets. Call 646-8744 of that suit East played low.. call 569-3862 davtime 522- cupancy. Join K-Nhrt, Wald- transmission New master neither wants to make the first move. Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara PrW bctlona ♦ 5 5241 prices Call 646-5424 modernization, etc. Free turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- baums It other fine stores Abby, if a person is wrong, no matter what his age. he Y Q 4 Now South was sure that West PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS A REAL BARGIN - Small ^linder and exhaust system. Estimate gladly given. MAM 9954. or 875-0272; 742-9653 Call Heyman Properties, I- should apologize. Why should a person have to give in just «Kqj)m] held his majesty so he rose - Complete Construction Ad­ family wanted for this sunny 2 Recent tune-up. Neat interior. &UTr I NAVE CAR RECONDITIOM.NG AT PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Plumbing It Heating 649-2871 226-1206 because he is younger' WE CAN A R A P IP 6AJ4 with his ace and ran off all his ditions, Remodeling. Free GERMAN SHEPHERD bedroom Has basement and Needs minor exterior work. f IMPROVEMENT A 2 .* S O trumps to produce a three- REASONABLE COST' Call - Interior and exterior .! • $1450 firm. Call after 5 00 I think respect should be earned, not automatically given :S K IP y o u R 649-4917. and ask lor John at Commercial and residential Estimates Fully Insured PUPPIES- Ideal pet and utility hook-ups. Today only TREATAAENT IN MV T E E T IM E / Vulnerable: Both card ending. Call 646-4879 $200. 1679-4) Rental Assistors Wantad to Pant 57 p m , 649-8927 - please keep to people just because they're been breathing for a long Dealer: South A-1 Gas Station Free estimates Fullv in­ Flooring 36 watch dog Small fee without TM IS TIME d CONDITION^ South's last three cards papers. Call 646-5782 . small fee 236-5646 trying. sured 646-4879 ' y o u n g BUT STILL LEARNING POPS/ Wnt North Eftst Soath were the four of hearts and CARPENTRY - All types of FLOORSANDING A COUPLE WITH 1 CHILD jack-four of clubs while J B ELECTRONICS - looking for house,in 16 repairs Porches, Decks. Tool REFINISHING - Floors like GREAT DANE / COVENTRY LAKE - Third DEAR YOUNG: If you honeitly feel that Ige doesn't en­ 2* Dbl. 34 46 dummy's were the jack-nine- "M anchester's Stereo PAINTING PAPERING- Rockville, Manchester, Ver­ E x p e rt'" Repair all brands of Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and new! Specializing in older DOBERMAN PUPS- Red with floor. 2 bedrooms, appliances title one to any special consideration (and a modicum of 46 59 54 Pass two of hearts Large or small Reasonable non. Tolland. Will pav up to Home Stereo i Portable TVs rates Neatness a standard Windows Hung. Ceiling floors. Natural and stained dark stripes Moved to apart­ and heat included No pets 1977 AMC HORNET STATION respect), yon still b v e much to learn. Pass 69 PftSS Pass West was hopelessly $225 monthly. Responsible $350. Call 646-3810 Call Jack. 643-1262 Free estimates. Tom. 429- Repaired and Painted. Call floors. No waxing any more! ment. must sacrifice! Basic WAGON- Hatchback Roof Pass squeezed on the last trump anytime, 643-6130 John Verfaille, 646-5750. training started $50 528-1561 adults call 742-7419 Pmbleass? YanH fael better 11 yon get them oH yonr 4273 rack. PB, PS. 6 cylinder. cbeat Far a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los and was forced to make the MATURE WOMAN looking desperation discard of the lor one bedroom apartment in Excellent condition $3300. Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclooe stamp^, seU-addresaed Opening lead:66 PRIVATE RIDING BOLTON - 1 bedroom apart­ 568-3064 after 5 p.m. king of clubs. LESSONS- Learn the safe ment Fireplace,tplac no pets. Manchester With heat and oavolops. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ^^||^3nl| It- . J I a ' S' ■» H'.. I IS- ■ ...... South then cashed his jack thorough way to enjoy riding ^ 5 monthly. 643' appliances $254 per month on of clubs and wound up by- ‘,’omos For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Articlaa lor Sale 41 Hud Section 8 Call 289-3816, 1967 CHRYSLER- $275 Good and carini for horses. $10 per running condition Call after 4 1140 finessing against West's 10 of hour. Wil travel to you 528- ask for Lillian By Oswald Jacoby EAST HARTFORD L WOOD STOVE- All Nighter p m , 6492883. ( Astrograph hearts BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM 1561 EFFICIENCY in private and Alan Sonlag (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | SHAPED RANCH-Gas heat 4 RANCH with 2 garages in Big Moe 2 speed blower, home in Bolton All utilities Mfsc. tor Pant 51 Th« Born LoM r — Art Santom VENICE- poker set, and pipe $450 1967 FORD MUSTANG - Good bedrooms 2 full baths Living quiet, yet central area Mualcal Inatrumanta Private entrance. Mature room, dining room, eat-in Phone 568-7290 44 running condition, good in­ Bernice Bede Osol West's two-diamond call (Do you have a question tor Recently redone and simply adult onlv. $225 monthly 646- terior, 6 cylinder. Needs ball m TD V3U iWHlUe FOP. THAT^OUHP^y why ARE'<00' '<00 NEVER EXPLA4NEP IT 1 was one of those Michales cue the experts? Write Ask the kitchen, rec room, garage, immaculate inside and out. SMUSOTA HOLTON TRUMPET - Good 7607 extras' Bv ownox .No agents ALL PEC A N joints. First $250 or best offer. nfxe Mouev fo r woumsi owe pe rfec tl y I BEIIJ0 ^ 4t!(g) SO O..EAJ?uy BEFORE.,. bids designed to show a lot of Experts. " care ol this newspa­ Comparison invited in very We find best mobile home condition $90 or best offer 646-6044. cards in the major suits and per. Individual questions will $77,900. 568-6825 low $50's. Group I, Belfiore THOMASVILLE Excellent parks. Deluxe. Riverfront. 646-1032. 3 ROOM APARTMENT • cfour of lea today, if you must engage WORe WORD AJJP 'iDU'Rg FIREP! KWfTABUE. I a creE A ^L E ?. not too many high cards be answered it accompanied Agenev. 647-1413 condition Double bed com­ Available December 1st in work of this nature, make an Fish, boat. Near shopping. plete. night table. 8 ft. coffee HALL 1966 FORD - Small motor, • North's double showed gener­ by stamped, sett-addres- -d MANCHESTER BY Senior Citizen, Box 1'2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Heat, hot water, stove, ^Birthday extra effort to keep your ■mWOKYOO. OWNER Well cared for 6 table, dining room set. 5 x 4 custom, miniumum rust New thoughts from wandering al strength and the bidding envelopes. The most inters .- 14027-T St. Pete. Fla. cluding Ovations, plus free refrigerator available $200 line cap. 1964 OLDS 98 Good proceeded until North finally ing questions will be used In room aluminum sided Ranch Lota-Land lor Sala 24 plate glass mirror Brass 3 monthly.ithly. Security, references /MBS (March 21-ApriI 19) Be case with this ad. Carlos body and interior. No rust. on your best behavior socially elected to bid six diamonds on this column and will receive 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, 33733. way table lamp, green swivel Private home Matlature person FOR RENT How m b f 11.1f79 rocker 646-7514 guitars 60'^t off Rivers Music, 643-4849 Yoor natural integrity and most today so that you don’t do or say the theory that South wanted copies of JACOBY MODERN.) dining room, fireplaced living DON'T PAY HIGH HOME 7 Main Street. New Britain only 649-0061 room, sunporch, garage ana heating bills Buv readv to lofty ideals sttould t>e used as a anything erratic that could cause Paal Eatata Wantad 21 DELIVERING DARK LOAM 225-1977. Christmas layaways International Brotherhood 1975 DELTA 88 ROYALE- AC. yardstick in all your endeavors others to think less of you m ore On a b e a u tifu lly build on 80 X 125' lot on the 5 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR- TAIMU8 (April 20-May 20) It s landscaped lot $56,900 west coast of sunnv Florida - 5 yards, $40 plus tax Also of Electrical Workers Hall, PB. PS. 42,000 miles. $2000 this coming year If this happens, ELECTRIC ACCORDIAN Garage New kitchen and Evenings call 646-8358 your success is virtually assured. more important that you and HM thclitt — Q torg* Q attly assisted by Comm-Free Real­ Call 643-7712 Ask for Bob SELLING your house’ Call us sand, gravel and stone 643- bathroom, new stove and 379 W etherell S tre e t, your mate function in harmony 9504 $300 Call after 5 PM. 646^)636 SCORPIO (Oct. 24>Nov. 22) ly I no commission charged! I- first and we’ll make you a refrigerator No pets. Adolts Manchester Newly Trying shortcuts today could than to worry about who is boss -,41k cash offer! T J. Crockett 1974 PLYMOUTH SCAMP - 2 •Aiseun 800-382-0578 Broker inquiries ANDOVER - 2 building lots SPINET PIANO- Excellent only. Security, references decorated, ideal for par­ have a re ^ s e effect and make of the household today Be a II'IO Realtor, 643-1577. PING PONG TABLE - 3 4 door hardtop, 6 cylinder, peacemaker, not a provoker invited Ideal 742-6912 Married couple preferred. ties. stags and social func­ things far more difficult for you plywood GC. Air Hockey co ndition Call 646-5421 automatic transmission OEMIM (May 21-Juna 20) This is weekdays til 4:30; weekends $250, Call 649-1632 tions Special rates for than if you were to use your usu­ MAY WE BUY your home’ Table GC. Hammond Orgam Excellent condition inside and al methods. Experiment another not a g o ^ day for you to take on WInthrop — Dick Cavalll after 5. call 643-0448 regulc., monthly, or week­ out Asking $1995. Call 649 projects that you dislike. Chanc­ T A G S A L E S Quick, fair, all cash and no XC. Call 646-7825 APARTMENT CENTRAL time Find out more about your­ t a g s a l e s ly functions. Call Kathy 6486. self by sending for your Astro- es are you could make mistakes problem Call Warren E LOCATION. Second floor. 5 KW 120 240 VOLTS between 8:00 AM and 4:30 Graph Letter which begins with Of leave them hall finished. Howland, Realtors. 643-1108 Anilquaa 45 Three rooms. Heat, utilities, CANCER (June 21-July 22) TAG SALE- 45 Horizon Circle, KOHLER GENERATOR - PM Monday thru Friday at VEGA 1979 Fully iwered, your birthday MailSl for each to parking Adults only. Lease low m ileageea $li Astro^raph. Box 469. Radio Being extravagant, wasteful or South Windsor November 9 Houaahold Goods Needs minor repair work. $800 A N T IQ U E S St and security deposit Call 649 646-7297. 5. 1972 careless with your possessions and 10. Furniture, childrens 40 Maverick. 6 cylinder City Station, N Y 10019 Be sure as is Bemtsen's Generator COLLECTABLES - Will 2865. to specify birth date. or resources today could cause items, other articles Direc­ TAG SALE- Saturday A Sun­ Service 646-6001. purchase outrights, or sell on automatic. $995. 1971___ Jeei_eep SAOITTARKiS (Nov. 23-Omc. 21) you serious grief. Be a prudent REFRIGERATORS Waggoneer, fully powered. ' tions: Oakland to Felt to day 9 to 4 105 Benton Street, Washers Ranges, used, commission. Houselol or MANCHESTER • 4 It you have to make a choice steward I ...... four wheel drive $1495 Tim LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) You may Mohegan to Horizon Manchester .Skiis, bedding, guaranteed and clean New FOR SALE- United St single piece Telephone 644- apartment, 1st floor today between playing your _ Moriartv. Sillitown Motors, not be able to operate as inde­ toys, plus much mis- shipment damaged. G.E St American Airlines Dicount 8962 Convenient location. Nice hunches or following your logic, 270 Hartford Road. do the latter Your intuition may pendently as you'd like today TAG SALE — Saturday cellaneous' FRIGIDAIRE liw prices. Coupons Call 646-2500 neighborhood. $150.00. Securi­ □ AUTOMOTIVE November 10th, 9 a m to 4 THE PACK RAT - Antiques. Manchester. 643-6217. mislead you. because of the demands of B.D Pearl A Son. 649 Main ty deposit Call 684-4689 ^CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) others. Straining at the leash p m., rain or shine 169 3 FAMILY TAG SALE- Sun­ Street. 643-2171. 10 PIECE PECAN DINING Collectibles, Miscellaneous. Hollister Street. Manchester Autoa For Sala 61 1970 CAM ERO V-8 Don't pry into situations today won't help. day. November 11 167 West ROOM SET- Table 64x44 oval Used Items 40 Fiora Road, VERNON AREA- Spacious 7 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Toys, clothes, miscellaneous Vernon Steel. 1 to 4 p m automatic. Excellent condi­ where you're not invited, and ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' with 18 " leaf Chairs, 4 (off Route 85), Bolton Rooms with formal dining keep others out of your personal Beware, of a tendency today to household items Tables and chairs, games, WE PAY TOP PRICES for tion $1600.00 6495564. Custom made draperies, slip­ straight. 2 arms, cane backs room, modem utilities, base­ wrecked and junk cars. A i B affairs as well Either occurrence anticipate too negativeiy what records, collectables, and covers and upholstery Budget and upholstered seats. ,66 " 2 Wantad to Buy 49 ment. yard, kids and pets ok. could cause trouble. might occur Wrong thinking GARAGE SALE - 34 Perkins barbells Auto Salvage, used auto parts. could bring about wbat you hope Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 piece lighted China with glass Now just $250, with option to Call Tony 6496^3. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20>Feb. 19) An Street It 19 St Lawrence or 646-1000 doors 70 " Buffet $1500 649- PRIVATE COLLECTOR buv Open til 9. Red Giant. associate who can be rather to avoid. Street. November 9th, 10th. A TAG SALE MOVING- 8095 domineering at times should be LMRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You PAYING top prices for U.S 683-0753 (M 99) 1973 TORINO ■ 302 Runs VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALS - nth, 10 to 5 Moving out of November 10th St 11th, 10 AM. ****••••••••«••••••••••••------■ Stamps avoided today. He may try to will mirror the behavior of the and colletions. 633- excellent. Must sell, 1973 automatic, radio, heater. “ persons you associate with state! Many items too Simmons convertible, CARVED PINEAPPLE 0620. pressure you into something c a m YOU AAAY S E A A p e e P f N & t o m 7 EAST HARTFORD- Beautiful sacrificing! Any reasonable real clean. Save! 1972 four.' today. If they are free-wheeling IS rr -reue vou numerous to mention! humidifier 19 inch TV, maple □MISC. FOR SALE FOUR POSTER - Solid against your better judgment. SEE THBOU(SH FEAP2LESS ORl/VYE_ 3 bedroom, modern utilities, offer over $1450. Call after speed, real clean, low mileage PtSCCS (Fab. 20-Marcb 20) spenders, you're apt to follow P IS M T E I?. PLUS. BUT bed and more 341 'Lake ' ...... mahogony twin bed $150. 643- large kitchen. Basement, their e x a m ^ WALLS WITH VlDUE GIANT TAG SALE - 28 3:30 p.m . 6491150, 5296063. $1895. 1970, two to choose Tasks which require total con­ you BE ALSO Street. Vernon. Ct. Articlaa lor Sala 8479 □ R E N T A L S yard. Kids and pets ok Just centration may not be your cup (NeWSPAPCn ENTEBPMSE ASSN) X-KAY VISION ? Milford Road, Manchester, 41 from. $1095. 1969 four speed $190. Open til 9. Red Giant. $895. Squarebacks - 1970, this Saturday and Sunday, 10 GARAGE SALE - Big OIL BURNER, Carlin model. \ to 4 Rooms for Pant 52 683-0753.(M 91). automatic $1095. 1969 four variety! Saturday - Sunday. 400N-2R. Mint condition. U s^ speed $895.^Tlm Morlarty, ■anry*a WorW — Jim Barry November lOth-llth, 193. one year. Call 643-7429 after 5 TOLLAND - 3 bedroom house, WANTED JUNK AND LATE Silktown MothrK^O Hartford TAG SALE — Saturday Sun- Bicycles. TV, household p.m THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as quiet street, large yard Im­ MODEL WRECKS - Cash Road, ManchesterN643-6217. Bugt Bunny — Haimdahl ft StoNal day. 10 a m. - 3 p.m. Ram or items, games, lamps, printing plates, .007 thick trally located. Downtown Paid. Call Parker Street Used Manchester. Kitchen maculate. $375 per month. shine. November 10th St 11th. cameras, speakers, mis­ 23x28Vi , 25 cents each or 5 EXCELLENT SEARS Available December 1st. Call Auto Parts, Inc. 6493391. Multi-families. Hockey privileges. Call 6492358. 1978 CADILLAC COUPE DE PDKKV, HUrHSKY./ A h p i cellaneous. 144 Ferguson for$l Phone 643-2711, Must be KENMORE WASHER. Used 875-1969. VILLE - Leather Interior, skates, bumper pool, zodiac Road, Manchester. picked up before 11 a m very little $160 firm. 649-4022. 1967 TEMPEST- 326. Func­ • - 1 w a n n a (SET r WANT TO CLEAN FURNISHED cabaret roof, new snows. boots size 9. $20, tioat bimini, ONLY Call anytime, ask for Alec. PROFESSIONAL FEMALE- tionally sound, good for parts. ATTH' DOOPlES-V PA n c E WITH Christmas decorations, and sleeping ^om lo r mature Excellent condition. V Must TAG SALE • Clothes, fur­ Elarly twenties, wanted to find Asking $125.00. Call anytime, sell. Best offer. Ed, 6396111. Thia Funny W orld PETUNIA/ much more. No previews. 17 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye gentleman^allall 6494701 after Our Boarding Houaa nishing and miscellaneous 30" WHITE GENERAL and share 2 bedroom apart­ 6491758. r Woodstock Drive, Forest household items. 61 Pinewood set, electric welder, acetylene 6 PM. Hills. ELECTRIC RANGE with ment in Manchester. 643-9930 1968 DODGE CHARGER- 383 AW, THERE'S Drive. Vernon, off Taylor outfit, aluminum ladder, grill top and oven Rottissierie. after 6 p.m. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- Serious inquiries only. Cali P(30R MAJOR! HE Street. Saturday and Sunday, trailer tires, new electric LARGE B u r n i s h e d l 428. 4 barrel. $500, or best, TBieP TO SET - A BIO Phone 643-8739, after 4 p.m. SHAPED JHQM-Combination 646-2935 after 5 p.m. PIFFUkNCE'. TAG SALE, CENTER generator, electric lawn- RED GIANT has 100s of offer. Call 6496410, anytime. Reasonably pric^. K1M6ELF UP A6 A. living 4Hm-bedroom. v / h e m M in k CHURCH- 11 Tenter Street, mower. Evenings, 633-7060. vacancies available. All MOPEL RJR THE "'JUVENILE Manchester. Saturday AQUARIUMS - 30 gallon fresh Separate mrance. Parking. SPENPSTrtE COURT ANTIQUES TO TAGS - water. Complete set-up $75.00. areas, sizM,. and with options HIGH PERFORMANCE AND iO it , F W THEY November 10th., 9:30 to 2:30. Eastern Connecticut's largest BLACK L W H ITE $40 weekly. Call after 5 p.m., ECONOMY. Modified 1/8 For­ NIO H T IN A 20 gallon salt water. Complete 6498066. to buy. Call them and see if TrtOUiSHT HE WA6 Flea Market at the Mansfleld PORTABLE TELEVISION set-up. $50.00. Will sell they have what you are mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 Trueka lor Bala 62 TAUINO ABOUT HE TAG SALE- 4 F a m il ie s . Drive-In Theatre (Jet. 31 It SET- $30. Call 528-7212 separately. Call 8798429. looking for.f Open 7 days. Call seconds, 30 mper, suspension PUNK LUNK, ' cSETd P M P Saturday, November 10. 9:39 32). Sundays (AM to 3 PM). anytime. FURNISHED ROOMS. Newly radial spoilers. Excellent con­ GMC 1972 I TON UTILITY FO R IT ,' □ redecorated. Central location. THE r o o k 4:30. Household items, winter Public Free, dealers $6. TWO KEYBOARD dition. t o 5 . 6497536. TRUCK- Has the reading clothing, CB radio (40 Kitchen privileges. Ready «TAR Reservations unnecessary. EXCELLENT CONDITION- HAMMOND ORGAN- Walnut. MANCHESTER AREA- enclosed b o ^ , with side com­ channels) etc. 114 Rachel Open thru Novermber IM . Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel December 1st. $27.00 per OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS partments. Excellent for con­ I'VE NeveR J Road, Manchester. With bench. Nice Christinas week. Call Mrs. Jackston, 649 Spacious 4 bedrooms. Full Rocker, $100. Black Boston Gift. Excellent condition. ^11 basement. Dining room, SU PR E M E , 1975- F ully tractor. 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- Rocker $70. Set of McGregor 1316. 6390249. 6492203. fireplace, kids and pets ok. equipped! Superior condition! IN /MV L IF E .' TAG SALE- 3 families Today Saturday November Golf Clubs (irons and w o ^ ) Must see! Asking $2900. 649 □ Apartmanta For Pant 53 Now only $ ^ . Open Ul 9. Red moving. From Grandma's At­ 10th., from 10 to 2. ^ Ardmore $100 • used 1 season. Pair of 10 SPEED BICYCLE. Good Giant. 6 n k im (M921). 9046. 1988 CHEVROLET ONE tic to Colored TVs. Drapes, Road. Manchester. Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659 HALF TON P.U. 283 3 SP condition. $40.00. Call 879 LOOKING for anything in real furniture, dishes, etc. 174 0718. 8429. FOUR ROOM UNHEATED W/OD. Camper shell, Lake Street, across from TAG SALE- Sunday estate rental - apaitoents, excellent tires. $750. 643-0494 homes, multiple dwellings? a p a r t m e n t - With "gas Shady Glen, ^turday 10 to 4, November 11th., 12 to 3. 146 FOR SALE- Pine China WHITE COLONIAL CANOPY and gas” range. No children, It Sunday 10 to 4. North Elm Street. Hutch. Excellent condition. No fees. Call XD. Real Estate 1967 FORD GALAXIE 509 390 □ BED. Complete with Associates, Inc. 6491960. , no pets. Pvking for one engine. Runs good. Rear end "Something For Everyone!" Call after 5 p.m.. 64^107. matching bureau. Also, Sears passeiuer automobile. Securi­ GARAGE SALE- Furniture, damaged. Good for parts. "It you don't take this medicine, we'll have to 3 cushion couch. Call 6491196. 149 OAKLAND STREET • 2nd ty and references required, $125. Please call 646-6649. \ln \o w clothes, toys, drapes, spreads, TAG SALE- Saturday 10. to 2. COLONIAL SWIVEL t o monthly rent. 6492210. call Federal Reserve Chairman Voicker and ll-IO steel exterior door, Anderson Snowtlres, boots, skates, ROCKER, Sheraton wing floor, 6 rooms. No appliances, Keep trying. TDBUIN BRASS CHANDILIER- no utilities, no pets, no small he'll MAKE you take it " WB PA Y - window, sink, miscellaneous. coats, miscellaneous. 44-A to chair, Mahogany drop leaf FOUR ROOM UP AND 80 Meadow Lane, Manchester. Extends 6 ft. from ceiling. 4 children. Tenant insurance 11-10 Mark Drive, to Alice Drive, to table with 2 extra leafs, por­ ft. wide, ^ n d le stick light DOWN D U P L E X - 2 (Porter Street right to Harriet Drive, Coventry, table record player containing required.' Lawn and sidewalk Wellman to Meadow,) Satur­ with shade. Great for church, maintenance required. $260 bedrooms, garage. Heat and speakers and miscellaneous hall or restaurant. $200 firm. utilities not included. $275 1974 PINTO WAGON -New Ths giMn ihoots of icallioni day, Sunday 10 to 4. t household items. 649-4^, monthly. Security. ^11 649 art mors nutritious,thin ths 64996W after 6 p.m. 2426, 9 to 6 weekdays. monthly. References, deposit, radial tires. $1100. 6498136. no pets Adults. 6495897 bulbs.

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I ' l H i n , This Week’s TV Specials TVSP0tUGHT-PaBa3 This Week’s TV Sports Craig Ounleavy (Telly Savalas), William Conrad narrates. cow bo y" Hollywood film clips Today EVENING the ruthless leader ol a religious OBpacial “The Strange Case and Interviews with filmmakers cult, threatens to blow up a Of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde“ Jack Wednesday 4:30 and actors highlight this exami­ transatlantic liner and all Ihose 12KX) Cincinnati Bengals; Seattle NOVEMBER 10.1970 Paiance stars in the nightmarish NOVEMBER 14,1979 Today nation of the rcx}ts. development BKM aboard unless the ship's owners 08ports Spactaoular Sched­ 0 WraaIBng Seahawks at Cleveland Browns Monday story of the double life of a scien­ uled events Include Battle ol the Thursday and cultural fascination of the pay a ransom of $70 million. NOVEMBER 10.1979 O NFL FootbaN Buffalo Bills at tist whose experiments cowboy Image. 8 a Jana ForKfa Oscar-w ln- (Pari 1 of 3) NFL Cheerlesders. Part II; World New York Jets NOVEMBER 12.1979 AFTERNOON transform him into a brutal EVENING Series of Poker. Part II. from Las nlng actress and political activist Sunday o.fVI NOVEM BER IS. 1979 murderer. Vegas. Nevada; World Power Jane Fonda la viewed through AFTERNOON 6KX) Lifting Championships from (i) NFL Today 12:00 photographs. Interviews and film 8K)0 NOVEMBER 11,1979 EVENING ( S Paanuts T o The Praaldancy Dayton. Ohio. CT) 8 — wodd “ Country Style" 0 A I QuM On The Wsetam 4:00 EVENING "The Jimmy Carter Campaign" clips from her work. Friday 12:30 Charlie Pride hosts this country Front Richard Thomas and 0 NFL Football Atlanta Falcons The story ol the 1976 Presiden­ 7 M music special with guests Freddy Ernest Borgnine portray two 0aNCAAFoolbal EVENING MORNING at New York Giants tial Campaign ol Jim m y Carter N O V EM B ER 16, 1979 8 Wrestling Fender. Tammy Wynette, Barba­ German soldiers In an adapta­ 8 8 8 NFL Football New 8:00 Sunday and Walter Mondale Is 0 Sports UnBmltad ra Mandrell, Minnie Pearl. The tion of Erich Maria Remarque's England Patriots at Denver 0 Qraotaat Sports Laganda examined. 1:00 6.-00 Oakridge Boys, and Jana Jae classic novel of the horror, deso­ awCTTamtls 11:00 Broncos 8KM EVENING 0 Racing From Aqusduct 8 This la Tha NFL NOVEM BER 1 1 .187S Tuesday lation and disillusionment of QWroatllng "Ladies Handicap" 0 Psnn Stats Football World War I. 11:30 EVENING Highlights "North Carolina 8:30 9'30 0 N B A BaakatbaN New York a S S M a n k n a ls A chimp that 8.-00 8:30 8 NFL Game Of The Week Stale" Harltaga Of Power "Edward Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs (S NOVEMBER 13.1979 smokes cigarettes and a bird 0 a Calabrlty Comedy Foot- 3*30 0 N a w York Jets Football 2 M AFTERNOON M. Kenney" An in-depth docu­ 6:45 94)0 ® Th e Brontea Sybil Robinson whose wardrobe Includes a bol Ctaasic Two teams of celeb­ 8ThsAthMaa Hlghlghta "Green Bay Packers" AFTERNOON mentary special examining the 0 N a Today 0 8 NFL Football Philadelphia is featured in this collection of custom-made Pled Piper outfit rities including Wilt Chamberlain. 7 « ) public and private life ol Senator Eagles at Dallas Cowboys 11:30 3:00 Penny Marshall, John Ritter and 7.-00 poetry, prose and letters written are among the exotic animals 4KN) 0 Socoar Mada ki Qarmany Racing From Rootsvah (8 Under Thtt Sky "Elizabeth Kennedy. 12:00 a NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames 12:15 0 by Emily. Charlotte and Ann featured In this film about city Robert Urich are lead by two for­ 0 Sports Special Live coverage Cady Stanton In Kansas" The 8KX) aSocoer vs. Boston Bruins 0CoBaga Football '79 Weekly Bronte. arrimals and the people who love mer Super Bowl coaches in a 01 the 26th running ol the Wash­ story of Stanton and her friend EVENING 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins highlights ol key NCAA football them. game ol flag loofball. ington D .C. International, an Invi­ 0*30 Susan B. Anthony's experiences vs. Pittsburgh Penguins 12:30 contests are presented. tational race for 3-year-old tho­ a Bruins Wrap-Dp drumming up support lor Monday 9KX) 10:30 8 8 NFL '79 women's rights In the Kansas roughbreds and up. from Laurel 8 This Is Tha NFL Race Course In M ^ a n d . a Bruins W rap-U p 11:00 Friday EVENING countryside in 1867 is told. (R) Thursday 9:00 Tuesday CD The Streets Of LA . A woman 0Sportt Extra NOVEMBER 12,1979 0 a The French Atlantic Affair 0 a NCAA Footbol (Joanne Woodward) outraged by N O V EM B ER IS . 1979 1:00 NOVEMBER 13,1979 NOVEMBER 16.1979 A passenger (Chad Everett) 8 8 8 SportaWortd Sched­ 11:30 8:00 uled events are the men's 8 8 NFL Football Regional d)UM ( Traaeure Of Tha Con- a meaningless and malicious learns the ship's captain (Louis 0Tann(a "The Seiko World powertifting championships from coverage of Baltimore Colts at 11:30 oapcton The recovery by a team EVENING MORNING crime sets out on her own Jourdan) has ag.eed to Super Tournament" Taped cov­ EVENING St. Louts. Missouri: World Cup Miami Dolphins: Buffalo Bills at 0 Watkand Sports Wrap-Up AFTERNOON EVENING of divers of an estimated $200 Ounleavy's demands and sets erage ol the finals ol this Aerial Skiirtg from Obersjock, New York Jets; Pittsburgh million In booty stored in a sunk­ 6:00 through thl,,Los Angeles barrios into action his own plan to free $200,000 tournament from the Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs; 6:30 to catch tile throe hoodlums 9 M Germany: a first-round match in 4:00 en Spanish galleon is chronicled. S p e cia l 'B ra v e New the ship and Its passengers Taikukan In Tokyo. Japan. Oakland Raiders at Houston 12:00 8:00 8 Minority Advisory Board responsible. 0 a The French Atlantic Affair the Legm ds ol Bowling series 8 Notre Dame Football 0 NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames (Part 2 ol 3) 0 Racing From Roosevelt Oilers; San Diego Chargers at aThaAttiMas vs. New York Rangers Today, Nov. 10 Sunday, Nov. 11 MORNING 9 Carraacolandat 6 ) Old Houseworks MORNING EVENING 9:00 8 Our Mias Brooka 0 Star Trek 8 Soccer 10KM 2:00 4:30 town girls who move to take 5:00 0 CBS Movla "Act Ol 8 Monty Python's Flying Circus 0 O ra l Roberta a Movla "Gambit" (1966) a Festival Ql Faith 0 Movla "Walking Tall" (1973) 3) MobyOICk (3) Movla "Sidekicks" (1974) aFomByFooua advantage ol the glamorous life Joe Don Baker. Elizabeth Hart­ (D N e w t VIolenco" (Premiere) Elizabeth a CMoo And The Mon 5:00 - Shirley MacLalne. Michael Caine. (£ Doctor Who Lou Gossett. Larry Hagman. 6.-00 0 Another Voloa of the big city, find themselves ^ 8 N a w s Montgomery, James Sloyan. The SB Soundstags 0News 8 Jknnw Swaggart 0 Nova man. 5:22 IS la 8 Super Globalrollart (£ Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 4:50 forced by necessity Into becom­ 0 Racing From Aqueduct life of a liberal-minded divorcee 0 Q e l Smart 0 Day Of DIscowary 0 Jackie QIaaaon 3 ) Movla "The Restless Breed " 8 Conaunw SurvIvalKIt toons 11:30 12:30 0 "The Mark Of Zorro" ing high-priced escorts. 8 T o Be Announosd is drastically altered after she Is a MWarHogara(H) Movie 8 8 Nswa (1957) Scott Brady. Anne a H o t Fudge HB Aooant O n LM ng 0 Movla "The Green Berets " 5:22 0 Famous naaalc Tataa (1974) Frank Langella. Yvonne 0ltlsWrltlan 86SFootstapa the victim of a mugger. a It's Your Buakiaas Bancroft 8 Moon Man Bfiaos Connection (1966) John Wayne, David 0UfaOfRasy 0 D W o g u a de Carlo a Jake Haas Qoapal Time 10:30 8 Black Parepactiva 6S Tha Hollywood Mualcab § TSvStotd Tomorrow 8 Movla "The Death Of 8 8b MMIon Dollar Man Janssen. a Jake Haas Qoapal Thna 8 8 8 Movie "D o g Day Richie" (1977) Ben Gazzara, 5:50 (DPopaya a Hogan's Haroas "Kiss Me K a le " (1953) Kathryn 5:30 0 Saaama Street (R) 5.*00 8 T h e Brontea 0Tannls a a N F L '79 Afternoon" (1975) Al Pacino, Robby Benson. IXINawa GDBatttaOrrhaPlanaU Grayson. Howard Keel. Two 8BattlaOfThsPlanat 8S World 0 Movla "The y Shoot Horses, 9:30 TMalaThaNFL 0BlonleWom«i John Cazaie. Two inept bank aaSThaShmoo ' 6:30 stars, once married to each Don't They?" (1969) Jane Fonda, 5:49 0 Woody Woodpecker And ConvaraattonaWIth 0 Movla "Some Like It Hot" robbers find themselves forced 11:45 6:00 a Connactlona: An Alternate C D C B S N a w a a»-«----s- S 2:30 other, battle as much off slage Michael Sarrazin. 0 Straight Toft rfMnoi (1959) Tony Curtis, Jack into taking hostages and bar­ 0 Movla "Skin Game " (1971) 13) Man BuMa. Man Daatroya View Of Change 0 Naw York Jala Football as on. 1.*00 (£ (M gan’s Wmtd a n — 0 Nbw On New Jsrssy Lemmon. gaining with police when their James Garner, Lou Gossett. Panama For Living a Movla "Blondie In Society" IN0niQntS Racing From Rooaevalt 8K)0 a Harvest Tampla «) 8 8 Saturday MgMUve 8 Jimmy Swaggart 0 Movla "Barbary Coast" 8FMngUns carefully detailed plans run Into XCNMran'aQoapal>n'a Qoapal Hour (1941) Penny Singleton. Arthur a e a N B C N a w s 10 Bast Of News Day (1975) William Shatrrer. Lynda 124X) 8 The Partrtdga Family 0Nawa Sa Movla "Murder At The 8 Bsctrlc Company (R) aSuparman unforeseen problems. O P T L C h i b Lake. Another Volos Odyeaey Day George. 0 David Suaakind 0 a Fantasy Wand Baskervilles" (1 9 4 t) Basil Rath- g 9 CtItbrtiD 0 Say Brother 8 0 Mastarptaoa Thoatrt 3:00 A d a m -1 2 . 0 E lo h th O a y (£ Movla "Keys Of The 6:30 11:00 S bone, Arthur Wontner. Top Cot (3) Tha Brady Bunch SB Tha Bast Of Ernie Kovaca 0 Thrttar Theatre 6:20 0 MoHa "Follow That Dream" 5:30 9:30 Kingdom" (1945) Gregory Peck, X Carraaoolanadaa S ) Soul Train a Movla "Notorious" (1946) 0Newa v m nUmCMrQ CD Movla "Hercules" (1959) 8 8 8 BJ And The Bam g (1962) Ehrla Presley, Arthur 8 In Search Of... 0ThaJaHarsons . GDAbbonAndCoeMk) 7 « l Cary Grant, tngrid Bergman. Steve Reeves. Sylva Koscina. a Murder Most Englah 6:30 1000 O'Cortnell. 0HarlMgaOIPowar 8 Cmargmcy Onel (BOavayAndOollath ) Movla "Mistress Of The ^ A j j J ^ A n d com pany Directed by Allred Hitchcock. a O o m a t a 10:30 0 Face The State 0Spldannan Aooant On LMng EVENING 0 The World Tomorrow aComMock 6:45 World" (1959) Martha Hyer. Car­ a Joumsy To Adventure aThaAttMas ( D O M m m 0BtackNewa 12.-00 Time For Tlnvothy 0 KMa Are Paopla Too 8aNFLFootMI a JarryFahriB (C N a w D a y los Thompson. O S t a r T r a k g (T) Bonsras a Bruins Wrw>-Up CDWraaUng Daklort 08SundayMaas a Murder Most EngBah 6KX) a Brukit Wrap-Up 12:15 8 O 8 Flaah Gordon 8 Academy Laadara g 6:54 aWortdOpportunMaa a LMngFMth ® LWeetiAee 8 JonnyQuasi 0 Movie "Assault On A 104)0 aualan 8 Lawranoa Wab 11.-00 6:54 (D N a w a 11:30 8 NaahvMa O n T h a Road Thla!aTbsLNa 0 F k 1 n o U n a Queen" (1966) Frank Sinatra. a The RHIatnan 0 0 a a a N e w e 1K)0 0Nswa 0 Trapper John, M.D. 12:30 GDFatAlbart O O d y a a a y ChoBoa Of Salvation VIrna Lisi. A wrxnan and her 7 M SS CormardlonK An Allamata 0AllnTheF«nly 0 Movla "Death Drearh" § 1:30 0 Jimmy Swaggart 8EmarganeyOnsl aOnoaU^ACIaaak; , 7.-00 80StudkiSaa cohorts recondition a German CD Hot Fudge VlswOfChimga 0BannyHB (1972) John Marley, Lynn Carlin. 0 Movla "Love Story " (1970) 8ThsAaoarMOIMan a Maaaachuaalti Coundl Of 8 H a a H a w aiheJalaons submarine to use in their rob- 3 ) The Brady Kids 0 ChrWaphar Cloaaup All MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal. a Aak Ths Manager Rabbla 8 N o v a 3*30 aFSmayFaud * 0Wondarama beryofr of theIhi Queen Mary. 2 hrs. X S t a r T r a k 10:30 0 ConnacUout Saan 0 Academy Laadwa 8 CandMpbi Bowling GDILovsLuey 0TMalaThaUia 0 Nswa 14)0 SConaulUtlon Q l Soooar Mada In Qarm any I 0 B a r r lo a RopoMtoaia CaB T o Prayer 10:30 a Jake Haas Qoapal Tkns 8 World OpportunMsa 0 w o o d y Woodpackar 8 TV Community Colagi 8RlakOfM«rli«s SMomIngtown 708 I 8Waakand8pacW (^3 N kwk AFTERNOON aThsAthMsa AL SIEFFERT~S~"* 8 Ring Around Tha World 8ABCNawt 0HYouAakMa I Point Of View a Sunday At Ths King's House 1:10 7:30 a The RHIsman a Motninglotan Tha World Tomorrow 2:00 08pacW 8ABCNawa 8 0MakaltRsM 0ThsOrum (1) AiU m t And Company 12KX) 7 :2 9 I 8 0 Z o o m (R ) 4K » 7:30 a Harvoat Tam pis 6:30 m a to o v y i aOalyNumbarB ■ “TDK” m EJaa ** -‘ - *^ *^ - - afc-aa-j---- 114)0 1:40 (SK M aw orld a Movla "Abbott And Costello 13) Sports Special IJJ M y HMIQWn Oraal Parformanoos 0ABCNswa (D Naadak AndRaMIty GDSaaworld Meet Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde" 0 0 8 N a w a 0 News (Tima Approximate X|k)VaBay 700 ■ 0 a Dmim And Q o l^ Movla "The Thrill Ol It A ll" 8 That's HoBywood IB e y C tty R Waakand Special (1953) Boris Karloff. Craig g 0Sporta Extra 1:55 SaNCAAFootbal 0 C o n a n a n t I 0ChrMapliar Cloaaup (1963) Doris Day, James Gamer. 8ThaMuppolt l U n d a r ^ O 8 Hot iW o Sandwich Stevens. 0BannyHBI 0ABCNawa aAnotharVIsw 0 A I M Tha Family S Robert SohuBar 8 Movla "Junior Bonner" aS Movla "Spook Chasers" SUPER AVILYN 8 Klda Ara Paopla Too 6:45 8 P TL 6 u b SOaSportSWorM 0Hlgh School Prase Confer- | Tha Partifdgs Famly (1972) Steve McQueen. Roberl (1957) Leo G o r c ^ . Huntz Hall. S 0N FL Today a PubBcAfMra Special 2:10 IXMlghty Mouaa / Heckle 4 anoa ■ a w h iw i 10:45 Preston. 0 Nswa Jadda 12:30 a Movla "The Wackiest Ship aSoapFactory | a J a a t a h U M 0 Movla "Murder" (1930) 7M> 11:15 7:45 08OMInuMa 0 CBS News 3.4)0 3 ) Papaya And Frtanda (1) T a n a n / Super Sevan In The A rm y" (1961) Jack As8choolaMalohWlls ■ VIDEO CASSETTE 0 ANoar Day 2:30 0 Movla "House Of gpaNCAAFoottial Lemmon, Ricky Nelson. Croofcatt'sVIclotyQwdan I 11:00 § aSacradHaoft 0 Ths FBntstonas 0 Talas Of The Unaxpoefod 8 8 8 oSnay'a Wonderful 11:30 Strangers" (1949) Edward G. ^ yAndOo«ath O W M K b M i ^ m S aaarna Street (R) aHasHaar(Cont'd) | 0 Wsakand Sports WrM>-Up aeaiM lyDuck FanWyFaud ■ 8:00 0RMHumbard aPromlaasOfQod World. Robinson, Susan Hayward. 8 6 ) Crockatt'a Victory Garden 4:30 8 Sunday At Ths Nng'a House 0 J U In Ths Family a Baawii8traat(R) Joka r.Joka r, Joker ■ TAPE 0 Thfoa Robonlo Stooges 3:00 8 Saaama Straal(R) 1KW X Sports Spaoiaoular S Jerry fWwaB aFaMiFOrTodey OpSunday jy ly 0 Movla "Girls. Girls. Girls" a NHL Hockey GDTheParlitdgsFamly ao^AndOolalh 8 K M m TMalaThaNFL 8:30 0 Jamaa Robison g (1962) Elvis Prasley. Stella 0 Croekslt'a VIcloty Garden CD Movie ■'Pony Express" 0Loat Traaaura Of Tha Con- I 8 The Long Search X The FUntatonae 4:45 SAVE 8Dr.Oana8oolt Stevens. 7:30* (1953) Charlton Heston. Rhonda auslan oapohm | aMundoHMl QD a viw m e lnt O n Nutrition a 0 Saaama Street (R) 0 Movla "Hard Driver" (1973) aUvingFMth Flaming. 0 Soap Factory I aOralRobarta O r aaBnga TIL^ISION 8 0 8 Caspar And 1 5KM 0 8 L o v e B o a t Jen Bridges, Valeria Perrina. 0CamsraThrsa T h a atkiCTTennla M 6 . 8 8 18.00 aD avIn (3) Movla "The Adventures Of 0 M o v la "Helpl " (1965) The ^ 11:30 0 Movie "Colossua: The For- 8 N s w Zoo Revue aLoHno 0Fooa Ths Nation 8 M AND STEREO O W rM lIn a Robin Hood " («938) Errol Flynn, Beatles. Lao M cKam . A musician I bin ProlM " (1970) . IK-IRON 8:00 AioMa Bunkar'a Plaoa g W a a M n ^ Olivia da HavINand. is pursusd by a high priest and S MAXIMUM 10 PER CUSTOMER 8:30 0 QBBgan'a Island Susan Clark. X Buga Bunny / Road Runner 0 8 Ahknala Anknala Anknala a Sunday At Tha KIng'a House Paanufa To Tha Praaldancy phone 8 W hat Aooul Woman? ChMren'aCtaaaki hia sacrificial cult tor a apodal I 0Marto And Tha Magic Movla 411 MMN ST. MANCHESTER S 4 »-7m 3)8u^ Bunny And Woody 8 NFL Gama Of The Weak a U n d a r T M a ^ aMorkSMIndy w o o a p tc M f 8SFamt0lgM(R) S M atw Alhanaon'a Forum ling^he received as a gift. 2 hrs. S Machbia RaxHumbmd B g g r reaatyta ^Fa^ofFanh I IBaMaOfThaPlansIs XOPtasdeman 1:30 3:30 ONE (1) DAY SE^ICE S O a n W Boone 5:30 ~ t a C H I P a i )OayOIOIseo«ary 0 NFL Today {O Connacllona: An AMamafa SSOMlnuiaa a O 8 Fred And Barney a L M n g F a W i A t f i n i t e ^ lOralRobarts Vlaw Of Change SLIMaRasods ■ Hykay AFTERNOON 4KI0 MMarRogars(R) a F Im F a M u re I Robert SebuBar ifKffisrm m i SFImFaaiura ak Pratnawa J 4 .V 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 1 JormyOuaal QpaaaNFLFdolbaB 8:30 iRtcoMHiio V«aAiaBra(R) gWaltlreetWsak ODanoaFOver h II- ,Aa , I EwiInQ At WMptiony 0 One Day At A Tims 8 C S phone 647-9997 ■ --- f aMVEWI n V M IQ v 12:00 . C ^ T V s 9 -JO a S o M T r d n O F a a in o a 8:30 O Movla "From Here To 081haAaaooMaa O H M l Hogan's Hsroaa QDMarvOrlflln Up Front SOnosUponACtaaale a Movla "The SpoUars" (1956) S 9 M Comedy Thaoba Etamity“ (1954) Burt Lancaster. < 9 0 U o Anne Baxter. Jeff Chandler. 0 The Fai And RIaa Of Reginald KEENEY OT EXIT OFF |*«4 08undag Morning i Montgomery CKft. 9K)0 8 laauaa And Anawara 0ABOS c m 4 i s . 0 Frankenemn > . And Tha Robert SohuBar Adame O U k a N l i 0 8 Movla "Love For Rant’f- 88MaaiThaPraas (Pramlsrs) Lite Ellbacheri Annstta O'Toola. Two afflall. ?HLL

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TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 7 Daytime Programs Tuesday, Nov. 13 MORNINQ ® 8 Oood Morning Amarlca 9:46 8Wrlt*On(Thu) DAYTIME SPORTS ® ILovsLucy 8 0 8 T o ^ 1 :8 a Bug* Bunny And Friend* ® AIIInThaFwnlly 8 8 8 M om "The Duchess 4:55 8 L a (’*AISIng(Mon) . ® JokariaWlld ® ShaN aN a ® M "A * S‘ H 8 Cartoon* 8 Word Workara, bic. (Tua) 11:10 8 Storybook (Mon) 8 0 w rE a * y And The Dirtwater Fox" (1976) ® JackI* Glaaaon 1:10 O P T LC k ib 8 TV Community CoUaga ® Benny Hill 7:25 8 Truly Amarlcan (Thu) 4 8 George Segal, Goldie Hawn. A 8 Our Mia* Brook* ® CBS Late Mom "Las Vegas 9 :8 1 :8 3 8 8 Notra Dam* Football 8 Adan-12 8 M*A^S*H 5:00 8 8 N a * i* 11:25 ® A* The World Turn* con man teams up with a dance 0 Beat Of Bum* And AUen Lady " (1976) Slella Slevens. ®On*D*yAIATIm*(R) 8 Straat* Of San Frandaco 8 8 MacNaN / Lahrar Report hall singer to hold onto stolen Stuarl Whitman. QD Nm « ® NmvJareeyRaport ®Th*Addam*F*mly 8 Zoom (R) 7:30 8 W ^ On (Wad) ® W or^ Woodpeckar 8 Thtaa'a A Crowd money that he re-slole from 11:30 5:22 a Jake Haas Qoapal thne 2 : 8 ® Blrdman 9:55 1 1 :8 a 8 VIM A i m ( ^ Wed) 6 :8 a DIefc Van Dyke careless bank robbers ® Mary Tylar Moor* ®Mov)« a WMAI*9teTR)}Tue.FrO a Tic Tac Dough ® Ko)ak ® Jo* Franklin ® PTL Club • 8 Harttaga Corner ® Baal Tha Ctoek DAYTIME MOVIES ® Card Bumatt And Friand* 8 6S World 8 8 Today a Star Btazare ® 8 Barney Millar 8 Nawlywad (3ame 5:50 ®MkM*yLJv* 8 WsWi's Anknal* (Wed) ® TIcTac Dough 6 8 8 M om "Volcano " (1969) 8ThaMun*tari 1 0 :8 8 Va* Alagr* (R) (Tue, Thu, Fri) ® Barim Hill 2:10 (£ N«w Zoo R«vim SFam lyFO u d f fl S**, lnoorporaled(Thu) 5:22 8 8 8 NBC Nmv* ® CaWoroia Fevar Maximilian Schell, Brian Keith. A ® 0lnahl 4 Friend* 8 8 Wheal Of Fortune 4 8 8 8 0 v * r E a * y group ol treasure-seekers is 8 8 8 Tonight ® New* 5:55 6 :8 S 8 About Animal* (Ffl) ® "Beyond A Reasonable ® Political Program 8 Andy Griffith ® Dawttchad . 8 Erfcicaltonal Programming ® Tom Arid Jarry 8 The Odd Couple ® a H a p p y D a ^ caught up in a massive tidal 8 Today'* Woman ® Captain Kangaroo ® MIkaOougla* 1:45 Doubt" (1956) Dana Andrews, 0 Captioned ABC News 2 : 8 ® Tha Fhntatonaa 8 Saaama Straat (R) ® Uta*RM cM * Joan Fontaine. ® Movla "The Glory Guys" wave caused by the eruption ol 8 The Odd Couple ® RomparRoom 8Galh*r'Round(Mon) 6 :8 an active volcano. (2 hrs 30 6:00 8 TV Community CoUaga (Mon, ® Marv GrMln (Mon, Tua, Thu, 8 Naw* (1965) Tom Tryon, Harve 12:00 a^jjrontky And Company Fri) 8 8 Card Shark* AFTERNOON 8Cov*rToCov*r(1hu) FrO 1 2 8 Presnell. A professional soldier is min.) ® Bamaby Jonas 2:40 8 Kitty Today 8 bald*/Out (Fri) O "Back Street" (1941) ® Movla "Johnny Come 8 (iutan Tag, Wla Qahta? (Tua) ® a Aftaraehool Special (Wad) 7 : 8 forced, against his better judg­ 9:30 ® M o m "Beware! The Blob" 8 Educational Programming Charles Boyer, Margaret Sulla- Lately" (1943) James Cagney. ® My NaWibor'i RaUglon (Tua) 8Popaya 1 2 :8 1 :8 ® a M o v i* ®CBSN*w* ment. to lead untrained men into ® a Taxi (1972) Godfrey Cambridge. Mar­ (X) Baa* O f 4*in OayO^I Slronalda ' ™ Domela van. ®M*A*S*H battle. 2 hrs. lene Clark Marjorie Main. 6:25 8 ILo a a Lu cy ® Naw* Day 8 Uka You. Lke Me (Tue) 3) Barrio (Thu) FIm Feature (Mon, FH) 1 8 ® 8 A B C N * w* 8 8 8 Sheriff Lobo / BJ And 10:00 "V dS Or. Scott On Hebrews 3 :8 8 8 N a w * 8 Thkikabout (Mon, Wad) ® 120'ClockLlvol 1 :8 S ® 0 Naw* ® TorOurTlmaa(Frl) ® Naw* a Notre Dama Football ® "Bailie Hymn" (1957) Rock ®8D*UngOama The Bear 8 Beverly Hlllblllla* ® Mom " Last Ride To Santa ® Hkjh School K m Confar- 8 About Animal* (Tua) a Spirit Of kidapendenca HlgMght*(Tua) (9 Faatival Of Faith 8 8 Nova ® aHarlToHart . 6 :8 8 (Jathar 'Round (Thu) 8 Living Faith Hudson. Martha Hyer. 12:03 Cruz" (Part 1) (1961) Edmund *noa(Mon) ® Woor^Woodpackar 2 8 a For You, Black Woman (Wad) 8 Sounding Board a Sargaant Buko ® Latin New York Purdom. Marion Cook. 8 Broad And Buttarfllaa (Fri) 8 8 8 Mkidraadar* 4 8 8 Connactlcul Prime Tim* ® 8 ABC M om "Crescendo" ® Connactlcul: Saan (Tua) ® Maal ■fha Mayor* (Mon, Wad) ®OMIgwi'*Mand a A Woman's Plaos (Thu) 8 New* 8 SU Million Dollar Man 8 Educational Programming ® "Under The Yum Yum 8 D lc k Cavan (1972) Stefanie Powers. James ® MakaKR*al(Wad) ® Naw York Haport fTua) 10:15 8 Movla ® a One Lite To Live 8MarvGrtffln 10:30 Olson ® Eighth Day (Thu) a 8 Sesame Straat (R) Tree" (1963) Jack Lemmon. A 6:8 ® Nina On Now Jar*^ (Thu) 8 A l About You (Mon) 8 620,08 Pyramid aAooentOnLlvlng(Mon) ® MarvGriffk) ® Nine On New Jersey 8 Folk Talaa (Tua) aMyThreeSona Carol Lynley. 8 Paint WKh Nancy 12:30 ® Newark And Raallfy(Frl) aDomata(Tue^ 8 "Our Man Flint" (1966) ® a And* 8 Masterpiece Theatre 8 8 Today 8 FraaaMa(Wad) 1 2 :8 a 8 8 The Doctor* a T ^ Parbktg* Family (Mon. 0DlckCavalt ® M om "Code Name: Red James Coburn. Gila Golan. a Our Mm* Brook* 4 :8 8 TV Community Collaga (Tuo- 8 Anknah And Such (Thu) ® 8 Ryan's Hop* a Heckle And Jackie / Deputy Tu*. Thu, FrO 7:29 Roses" (1969) James Daly. Pier ® Father, Daw Fathar 8 Oaky Numbars 10:55 Angeli. 8 New* Thu) 8 Cover To Cover (Fri) 4 : 8 8 RomparRoom 8 8 8 Password Plu* EVENING ® Political Program 8 Green Acre* 6:30 10:24 8 IMmala And Such (Mon) ® The Brady Bunch 6 :8 8AVWtTo...(Mon) 8 Freestyle (Tue) 6 8 7 :8 ® Tha Straat* Of LA. 11:00 1:00 4 :8 6:8 8 Waathar ® The FIntatonas ® ® 8 8 N s w * ® Intamatlonal Zona (Mon) 8 Writers Of Our Tbna (Tua) 8 Foot*t*pa(Wad) ® P.M. Magazin* ® a Thcaa'* Company ® ® 8 8 a N e w * 8 8 8 Tomorrow a Kitty Todsy ® Up Frgnt (Tua) ® Tom And Jarry 1 0 :8 8 Breakthrough (Wad) a Christ The Living Word 8AVWlto...(Thu) a P T L C lu b ® It'* Your Bu*lna** (Wad) ® AiH^Qrlfmh ® Tha Qhoat And Mr*. Muir 8 Mathamatlcal Ralatlonahip* ® 8 Oonahua 8 Onoa Upon A Claaalc (Fri) a Ematgancy Onel ® Kidaworkt (Frt) 8 8 8 Hollywood Square* nju ) ® Bug* Bunny And Frtand* ® Joa Franklin 8Cro*a-Wlt* 8D P PeopI* * Of The Flr*l Ught (Fri) 2:15 a J ^ t h r e * Sons (Mon. To*. 8 Naw* ® Battle Of ThaPlanat* 8ln*ld*/Oul(Mon) 8 Short Story (Mon) Wednesday, Nov. 14 8 Saaama Straat (R) 12:45 8 Breed AndButteri 8 Minority Adviaory Board 8 M*th*oiatlc*l Ralatlon*hlp* 8 Fo9( Tala* (Mon) BultarfHeafThu) 5 8 (Mon) 8 TIcTac Dough 2 :8 Hudson, Doris Day. 8Tom Lar*on 8 Lo t* All Sing (Thu) '® Sanford And Son DAYTIME SPECIAL 8 New* 8 0 Manlmol* 8 Blacfc P*r*pactlv*(Tu*) 8 Trade-Off* (Thu) ® Guiding Ught 1. ® n migan'* Wand a "Bedazzled " (1968) Peter 11:00 1 :8 @ Tha Flintatona* 8 Dick Caved 8 The Baxter* ®® 888NOWS 8 Bing Around Tho World 8 Olm*n*lon* In Sdenca (Fri) 1 2 :8 ® Star Blazers TilDaveyAndGoaath Cook. (Judley Moore. a M a u d * 8 8 8 Tomorrow (Wad) 8 Matter Of Fact (Wad) 4 8 8 Sargaant Bllko ® M*A*S*H 9:15 10:45 I (SiDamirta 8 Happy Day* Again 8 Once Upon A Claaalc 1:10 8 What About Woman? (Thu) e A.M. Weather a8MWRr>g*r*(R) ® a ARaiachod Special EVENING 8:30 ® Jackie Gleason 8 Art Media (Mon) \ 12:55 a 8 a Another World 8 Our Ml** Brook* ® Hswall Flve-O 8Adalant*(Frl) ® Naur* a Joker's WSd (Mon, Tua, Thu. 7:29 ® MarvGrlflln 8 E d Allan 8 Saif, Incorporated (Tua) Pig And Friand* 8 Chico And The Man 0:8 8 Camara Thre* (Mon) Fri) a Deny Number* 8 0 Great Parformanca* 8AVl*llTo...(Wad) 'J 1 :8 DAYTIME CHILDREN'S 6 :8 8 Hogan's Heroes 0 DIckCavstt 6:54 d) Woody Woodpecker And raSnaak Preview*: Taka Two 5:15 ® ® 8 8 N * w * 7 : 8 Friand* 10:8 / ® Search For Tomorrow SHOW 8 Our Ml** Brook* ® Now* M) a Harmano Pablo ® I Love Lucy ® P.M. Magazin* 11:30 2 :8 ® The Partrldga Family 8 Uka You, Lika Me (Thu) ® The Gong Show 4 8 ® Mary Tylar Moore 6:55 g ® JokariaWM ® All In The Family 6:00 ® Joe Frsnklln 8NawZooRavua ® 8 All My Children Uk* It I* (Wed) ® a Aflarachod Spadal ® FamkyFaud ® Kojak 8 Newlywed Game 8 Amarlcan Tran 1 1 :8 ® Movit 5*30 8 TV Community Cokege ® a Charlla'* Angd* 8 Joker'* Wkd ® To Vour Health (Thu) a Adam-12 ® BannyHM 8 8 8 DHTrent Stroke* ® 8 Love Boat 8Naw * 8 I a**l* ® Love, American Style 8 8 8 Day* Of Our Uva* ODAIkiTheFamly ® Bar^HIII 2:15 ® 8 Lavame a Shirley (R) 8P*hrtWmiN«icy(FrO a Straat* Of San Frandaco 8 W k d Kingdom 8 M om "Titanic " (1953) Clil- ® M o m China Gate " (1957) 8 Mathematical Ralatlonahip* 8 Imaga* And Thing* (Mon) ® The Brady Bunch DAYTIME MOVIES 8 B M M on ay ton Webb, Barbara Stanwyck 8 8 8 Tonight ® S t r ^ T a lk 8 Thkikaboul (Tua, TTiu) 8 Zoom (R) Gene Barry. Angie Dickinson 1 ^ ) ■ ® M'A*S*H 8 6 ) MacNak / Lahrar Report The lives of passengers aboard 8 Andy Griffith 7 :8 888HlghRollera 8 Word Workars, kic. (Fri) 8 M«iy World* Of Nature (Tua) 3 8 a Dr. Scott On Hebrew* 6 :8 8Thraa'*ACrowd the doomed vessel are seen both 0 Boat Of Bum* And Allan 2:20 ® Monday Morning (Mon) a S a d r lc Company (R) (Mon- 5:22 ® Carol Bumatt And Friand* ® Tuaaday Morning (Tua) 8 knagaa And Thing* (Wad) Tnu) 1:10 ® Popey* And Friend* a The Odd Couple a Dick Van Dyka before and during the tragic ®N*w* 8 Storybook (Thu) ® "A Swingin' Summer" ® TIcTac Dough 12:00 ® Wadnaaday Morning (Wad) 8 Truly Amarlcan (Wed) ® a Ganaral Hospital S 8 Bsetric Company (R) (1965) James Stacy. William A. a Tie Tac Dough sinking. (2 hrs.) ® Black Sheap Squadron ' 8 19th-Cantury Utaratura (FrI) 8 pnoa Upon A Claaalc (FrO aLoll*iy(Thu) a a a N B C N a w * 2 : 8 ® Thuraday Morning (Thu) 8Marcu*Walby,M,D. ® Ironalds Wellman Jr. a t h e n 's Heroes 8 8 0 v a r E a * y 6 8 9:30 ® M o m "Confessions Ol A 8 The Odd Coupl* ® Friday Mornlixi ( M 1:15 a LN**tyl*s(Mon) Police Captain" (1972) Marlin W e ? ^ (R) (Mon, a Tha Odd Coupla ® A k QuM On Tha Waatam 8 8 8 Bast Of Saturday Night 3 :8 6:40 a FamlyFoou*(Tu*) 1 2 .8 Balsam. Franco Nero ®BatnaOfThaPtan*u 8 Gather 'Rourxl (Tue) a "Laura" (1944) Gene Tier­ Front Uv* ® Mom "Code Ol Scotland S K w jpla Of Tha Flrat Light 6:55 d l Dr. Scott On Habrew* 8 Matter Of Fact (Thu) 8 AlAboutYourKw) ney, Clifton Webb. Directed by ® Croaa-WIt* 10:00 Yard' (Part 1)(1948l Diana Dors. (Tua) ^ 8 Art Media (Fri) 5 : 8 ® a Bght I* Enough 8 Bevarty HUIbUtla* Otto Preminger. ® Oscar Homolka 8Movl*(Confd)(Thu) ® Movla "Nightcomers " 12:30 8 Sb( MHHon Dollar Man 7 8 (1975) Marlon Brando. Stephanie ®av*go6 1 .8 ® Newa^AAnd Reality ® Movla "The Shooting" Monday, Nov. 12 ® "Seminole" (1953) Rock ® CBSN*w* Beacham. Two orphaned chii- (1967) Millie Perkins. Jack 4 8 Hudson. Barbara Hale. ffi M*A*S*H dren view death as a reunion of Nicholson. S a A B C N a w * loved ones and accordingly, they 10:30 ® Maal The Mayor* 8Grs*nAcra* DAYTIME SPECIAL ® TIcTac Dough ® a Dating Gama murder their governess and her 8:8 8 Baal Of Bum* And Allan 4 8 aF**tiv*IO(F*llh love. 2 hrs. 8 Connecticut Prim* Time 12:37 4 :8 8 8 8 N B c T k m 2 8 ® "Pillow Talk" (1959) Rock 0N * w * a Kitty Today 8 8 0 v * r E a * y ® MarvQrlffln 8 Joumay* To Tha Mkid 88Ra*IP*opls ® 8 Baretta 6 :8 a Our Mia* Brook* 1 1 :8 8TheOddCoupla 8SfaiMMhinDolarMan 8 Minority Adviaory Board 8ThaOddCoupla ® Mary Tylar Moor* 3:40 MO ®Ko)*k 2:40 - ^ 6:55 ® JackBanny ® M * A ‘ 8*H ® BatmHM ® Bast Of Midday DAYTIME MOVIES ®8NFLFootbal 888Tonlght 2:49 Thursday, Nov. 15 7 :8 ® Movie "Tho Hunchback 01 aAndyGrlfllA ®N*w* 5:22 ® C8New* Noire Dame" (1939) Charles 8Caption*dABCN*w* ® M*A*S*H 3 . 8 DAYTIME MOVIES 6 8 6 8 8 Nancy Savbi / Tha Art* 0 Captlonsd ABC New* ® "Qulel Please. Murder " Laughton, Maureen O'Hara. A 11:45 3 :8 ® 8ABCNewe hunchback tails in love with a ® M ovls "The Black Panther ® Carol Bumatt And Friand* ® The Bugs Bunny Thanksglv- 8 M om "The Crowded Sky" (1943) George Sanders Gail ® 8 N * w * 1 2 8 ® Mom "Man Friday" (1975) ®8DattngQame beautiful but distant rfrpay airt 2 Of Ralana" (1962) Marianne 4 : 8 5:22 ® T k Tac Dough ^ D M (1960) Dana Andrews. Rhonda Patrick. Fleming. A Navy jet. manned by ® CBS Late M om "Columbo Peter O'Toole. Richard Round- iSFeailvalOlFdth hr*JB/W) ^ 1 2 :8 Koch. Helra Drache. 8 Kilty Today ® "The Lost Volcano" (Part 2) 8 a 8 N B C N * w * I® Movie "Operation Petti­ individuals with pressing person­ Try And Catch Me" (1977) Peter 12K)0 8 WreaHng Omen" ® Harry 0 (1950) Johnny Sheffield. Donald 8 8 0 v a r E a * y coat" (1959) Cary Grant, Tony a Six Million Dollar Man Curtis. A submarine commander al problems, unfittingly falls into Falk. Ruth Gordon. S "Two For The Road "(1967) 8New* (1976) Gregory Peck. Lee ® Mo im "13 Rue Madeleine" Wood*. aTheOddCoupIs ignoim regulations in order to the path of an oncoming passen­ ®Ko|ak Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney. 8DlckCav*tt Romick. An American diplomat (1946) James Cagney. Annabel- 6:55 ® M om "Three The Hard warns, to his horror, that the la. 1 2 8 ^ his vessel back in action. 2 ger plane. (2 hrs.) 1KI0 8 "Love With The Proper a N a ia a 0 Maatarplao* Thoatra Way"' (1974) Jim Brown. Fred 8 Sport* Unlimited child he raised as his own is pos- .apr.SoottOnHabraw* Song and Dance 1/2 hrs. No Suds ® "Never Say Goodbye" Strangac" (1964) Natalie Wood. 7 8 ® 8 Lavam* 6 Shirley Williamson (1956) Hock Hudson. Cornell 7 :8 aBavariyHMbW** 9:30 8 Dr. Scott On Habrew* 8 ^ Mne "A Special Day in the Year Slava McQueen. ® C8SN*w * ® Oraataat Sport* Legend* NBC's daytime drama. Borchars 8 Dally Number* 12:15 8 Camara Three 8 Beverly HIkblllla* 8 M o ^ "Doomsday Fllqhl" of the Child,” an international ® M*A*S*H 8 8 8 M o m "A Bridge Too " " has won 1 .8 1 0 8 4.-8 7 :8 (1966) Jack Lord, Van Johnson. cultural celebration of the ® "ThI* Earth I* Mine" (1959) ~ )a A 8 C N * « s Far" (1977) James Caan, Ryan 12:30 five Soapy .Awards, ineluding 8 8 8 Q u k ie y ® "Diamond Head " (1963) ® PM. Magazkt* A bomb, hidden on a New York- i S S T " ' ’ * magic of children everywhere Rock Hudson, Jean Simmon*. )8D*llngQ*m* O'Neal. In 1944, Operation Mar­ 8Q r**n Acra* Favorite Soap Opera, in the ket Garden, an AH M plan tu end 8 Connecticut Prim* Tim* Charlton Heston, Yvette ®AlllnTh*Famly bound jet, must be lound before 1 2 :8 tF M iv d O f Frith 12:37 Third .Annual Soapy Awards Mlmleu*. and a confirmation of their 4 8 World War II by capturing the six 0N*w * ® Th*MuK)*l* II explodes. (2 hrs.) ® Movie "Secret Agent" ) 8etkTrahi ® 8 B a re tU competition sponsored by brotherhood, will be rebroad­ ® "Tho Owl And The Pussy­ major bridges leading into 8 "Fathpm" (1967) Tony ® Benny HR 9 :8 (1974) Jean Paul Belmondo, 10:30 Soap Opera Digest magazine. Franciosa. Raquel Welch 8 M*A'S*H cast as part of the "CBS Festi­ cat" (1670) Barbra Streisand. IDIekCavatt Germany, I* put into effect. (Part ® New* 1 :8 ®WKRP In Cincinnati Jacqueline BIsset. "Days of Our Lives" stars 88MacNell/LehrarRepon a O r M A e r * * val of Lively Arts for Young George Segd. IMaud* 1of2) 8 The Fourth Estate ® M o m "Dark Command EVENING ThreeeACrowd 1 0 : 8 People” series, Sunday, Nov a "Robin And The Seven lOklHeuaawoth* 8 8 Evening Al Symphony 0DlekCavatt (1940) John Wayne. Walter select^ by the readers as § Dick Van Dyke ® LouQrant 1 8 11, on CBS. Hoods" (1964) Frank Sinatra, aSargaentBkko Pidgeon. their favorites are: Jed Allan 8 8 a Tomorrow J Dean Martin. 7 8 1 1 8 (Outstanding Actor): Tracy 6K)0 8TlcTac Dough 8N*w* The special, hosted by 6 8 8 ra 8 Tomorrow 8D*6yNumb*r* ® ® 8 8 8 N * w s Bregman (Most Exciting New 8.8 Connaetleui Prime Thne Oscar and Emmy Award- ® C 8 S MovM "Silver Streak" 1:45 ) ( I ) 8 8 N a w * S EVENMQ 7 8 ® Jackie Gleason ) I Lowe Lucy ® The While Shadow 1 0 :8 1:10 winner Cliff Robertson, illus­ (1976) Gene Wilder. Jill Clay- 8 Our Ml** Brook* ® New* Actress); Macdonald Carey ®P.M.M«g*aln* burgh. A peaceful publisher (Favorite Man in a" Mature IJokar-aWld ®Cro*e-Wlt* Screening He "McMillan trates the natural recepUve- ffiAUnThaFarnky 8 Chico And The Man 1:55 I TV Community Coioge ® 8 8 / 2 0 8DlekCavett 4 Wile: An Elementary Case Of ness of children througn the 6 .8 becomes involved with a secre­ 0 Bast Of Bum* And Akan ® C B S Lata M om "Banacek Role): and Frances Reid Murder " (1972) Rock Hudson. ® ® a 8 N * w * ® 618,000 Nama That Tun* tary, murder, mayhem and a hip i Adam-12 !? .P*?" 6tal* Football art of song and dance. K ^ r ® B*nnyM I A Million The Hard Way" (19721 (Favorite Woman in a Mature rRpMQMt 11.-8 Susan Saint Jama*. ® iTovaliiey thief while traveling from Los 11:30 J Street* Of San Frandaco ® e a N * w * Products, represented by Slve a m ‘ a ' s *h ® Mary Tylar Moore (xeorge Peppard, Margot Kidder. Role). The serial drama, 8 Z o o m (ft) 8 8 8Llttla Houa* On The ® JckiaPallm Angele* to Chicago via train which concerns the family PfMTN ®M*A*S*H Associates, Inc., is a major 8 TV Community Cokag* 8 8 MacNak / Lahrar Report ®NBAB**fc*tbdl ® M*A*8*H 2 8 2 8 and neighbors of Dr. Tom 6 :8 8 8 W o rM ® JMMaOlaaaon sponsor of the special. a A d « ii-1 2 8Tlir**'*ACrawd a Our Ml** Brook* ® 8 P a k o * Woman ® Jo* Franklin JoeFrankfei a D le k Van Dyka ® Racing From Rooaavalt Horton (Carey) in Salem, first ® C a rd Bumatt And Friand* a Sargaam BMio a Our Ml** Brook* g ! (P U ttt c*M* local atatloa log tor brjagcaot a Straat* Of San Frandaco a Nawlywad Game aChk»AndTh*M«i NMdywadOams 8 Z oo m (R ) H D o T a o Dough 9 8 8 8 8 T o n lg h t premiered in Nov., 1965. UtnelBjmrtnM.) ® a The French AHanllc Affrir aAndyQrti»i 2:30 Cliff Rabertsaa 8Th*OddCoupl* Mo TEHRAN, Iran i 400 students ho Americans inside today led a nation underscore their keep the hostages tion of the shah. Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT Thousands of so employees, teach outside the com] Friday, Nov. 16 similar fast in s "The Bedford CX)Ko)ak 2KX) students inside Uk DAYTIME MOVIES 9 O MacNall / Lahrar Rapod a Movla 6:30 Incident" (1965) Richard d ) a CharSa's Angels GDJoaFrwtkm ficial Pars news i (XI Carol Bunwtt And Erlandt (SThraa'sACrowd a Dick Vwi Dyke Widmark. Sidney Polller. A world (2) BannylBenny HM A spokesman ft (D Tie Tac Dough _ a B T o n l g h t 2.-07 5:22 a Tic Tac Dough war hangs on the decisions a d ) Movie "The Woman Hunter ’ (31 "Run Ot The Arrow ' (1956) 19 IS a NBCIBCNawa a Movla "Charlie Chan In cupation committ Naval commander must make (1972) Barbara Eden, Robert Rod Sterger. Brian Keith S S OvarEaty 6:00 London" (1934) Warner Oland. “ sisters” were a when he encounters a foreign Vaughn. a Tha Odd Couple ^ The Dukas Of Hazzard submarine while on patrol (2 Ray Mllland. who began the fa 12:00 (X) Croas-wns 0 CapUonad ABC News a Storm Center (1956) 6:55 hrs) 2:29 said the fast, cor (9 Nawt (1) a Calsbrtty Comedy Foot­ 0 Mastarpleoe Theatre d) Movie "Chamber 01 Bette Oavts. Brian Keith ball Classic • 12:00 country, would d ) The Night Stalker Horrors" (1940) Lilli Palmer. 1;00 7:00 (X NHL Hockey 8:30 Leslie Banks days, with short (X) CBS Newt a a a Movie "A Bridge too a w a ll Stiaal Weak (2) Movie "Soldior Blue" (1970) l.f'- “Has Anybody Seen My Candice Bergen. Peter Strauss after dusk. Gal'^ ■ (1952) Piper Laurie. Rock iD M 'A ’ S'H Far" (1977) Sean Connery. Rob­ 2:30 10KX) (® Dr. Scott On Hebrews B Movla "The Naughty The state n Hudson i x a ABCNawi ert Bedford In the ninth day ot (X )0 News Nineties" (1945) Bud Abboll. (2) a Dating Qanta Operation Market Garden, with B a a Rockford Files 12:30 "American agen 4KX) (31 FaaUval Of Faith Allied troops a mile away from (I) Movie "Claudine" (1974) Lou Coslello. (T1 “Bigger Than Life” (1956) IB Connecttcut Prima Thns other embassie: S PopI Ooaa Tha Country the bridge, mounting casualties Diahann Carroll. James Earl 3.-00 James Mason. Barbara Rush News ' 1 - harassed some ft S cause the plan to be cancelled 10:30 Jones (X) Movla " Lisa And The Devil " a ■ Bando)ero'‘ (1968) Dean SDIckCavatt (X) New York Report Iranians to bewa (Conclusion) (1973) Telly Savalas. Elke Martin. James Stewart , SB MeiHle B Snaak Pravlaws; Taka Two 12:37 9 People's Caucus Sommer. who, ij said, weri Hare's To Your Haalth . a Sargswit Bllko 0 Ok* Cavett d ) Mavis " Terror On The the revolutionary EVENING 0 Washington Wsak In Rsvtew Beach " (1973) Dennis Weaver. 7:28 11KX) Estelle Parsons set path. a Dally Numbers . 8'30 (SdIBBBNaws B McHals's Navy The radio gave 6:00 ® MervQrtftln (X)M*A*8‘ H (TiTSaNaws 7:30 (2) Jackie QIaaaon tacks. (I) P.M. Magazine a Our Mias Brooks 1:00 (it I Love Lucy B Our Mias Brooks Midnight Special iS A lin Tha Family 0 Wall Strast Wsak B B B Acting Foreig (flJoker'tWUd B Chico And T ^ Man QC Family Faud Hassan Bani-Sad S S Zoom(R) 9:00 0 Bast Of Bums And Allan v,1:10 a Adam-12 (X Barmy HHI U ) Dallas d ) CBS Lata Movis " Beyond 3:55 foreign ambdssad a Straata Of San Franclaco a Naahvma Music (X a Tha French Atlantic Affair 11:30 The Door'" (1975) Juliet Mills. B Movie " Mardl Gras"" (1958) representatives SM’A'S'H Richard Johnson. Pal Boone. Tommy Sands a Washington Wsak In Review d ) Mary Tylar Moors shah's extraditior The Ettelaat r officials of Revolutionary ( iTVDMLOGUEi government was embargo “if Im KID'S STUFF ~ I jnst learned character did be play? - Lisa played Rowdy Yates on WONDERS OF PARIS - b that “Big Shamns, Little Blythe, Fort Dodge, Iowa “Rawhide" in 1958. He contin­ the Jerry Paris from “The Shamns" has been cancelled H iarrison played the young ued punching cows until 1965, Dick Van Dyke Show” the and I am quite disappointed. Mormon farmer crossing the by which time he had made same Jerry Paris that dlrccb TlMre was nothing essentiaKy country by wagon train with the name "spaghetti "Happy Days”? - Frank wrong with the show, while his young wife.1, played by western," as well as his own Capobianco, Canton, Ohio. Car (be relationship between Bri­ St^banie Zimbalist.list. He hadha ' a name, household words. One and the same. He also an Dennehy anH Dong chin-strap beard which was made quite a few movies McKeon was so right. The not particularly becoming. I PETER PAN II - I know San­ before the Van Dyke Series. only problem was the boar it might add. But you also dy Duncan is In New York My favorite is “The Wild was on. What kids - and it's a missed him in his very own playing Peter Pan. But my One," in which he played one Wit show as moch (or kids as series - before “Trapper question is, did Sandy play of Marlon Brando's motorcy­ adults - are np till 10 p.m. John" - he played the title Peter when they re-made cle-riding followers. In bbek WASHINGTON watching television? 'Anyway^ role in the short run of “Peter Pan” on TV a few leather jacket and jeans, he Carter met wi I jnst wanted to state my “Logan's Run." years ago? Who played Cap­ was an early fonzie. members and h complaint and ask if there's YEARS GONE BY - How old tain Hook? - Francie Myers, while Iranian sti any hope. Is there? - Mrs. is Clint Eastwood? And bow Hartford, Conn. Margaerie Berqnist, Canton many years was “Rawhide" Mia Farrow played the hold American h Ohio on the air? - P.D., Dolnth, perrenial youth, Peter Pan, in Embassy in Tehr There may not be any hope Minn. the 1975 version of the Barry (Send your letters to Pepper with no solution for the world, but there is O’Brien, NEA, ZOO Perk Are., Press secrelar Clint's 49 at the moment. CLassic. played New York, N. Y. 10017) in hope for “Big Shamus, Little He was 28 when he first Hook. Carter met w Shamus" CBS is considering members of his returning "father and son" to White House aid the air this spring. Of course, at this stage a new time slot is The “Special still uncertain. But I can tell mittee," establis you every kid I've ever known crisis, met fi stayed up until, and even past meeting as it ha 10 p.m. watching TV. How do Powell paid C you think crazy people like Secretary of Sta Farah Fawcett makes a special guest-starring appear­ me get created? ance as Angel Jill Munroe, who becomes romantically Energy Secreta GANGSTERS - I have a cou­ Sunday night on involved with a handsome young prince (Leonard Mann) ple of questions about the who is targeted tor assassination in “Tha Prince and tha movie' ‘"Ilils Gun (or Hire," can's presence Angel," on ABC's “Charlie's Angels," Wednesday, Nov. which made Alain Ladd a U.S. purchase of 14. star. I know it still turns np on cuss^. Carter TV, so maybe yon can help. with national First, who wrote the book it Zbigniew Brzezi was made from? Second, The White Hw wasn't it made over some was a continu years later? I can't remember cussions at the anyone in the cast, though. - George Linden, Princeton, NJ. have been occui Graham Greene penned the day.” story of a double-crossed Powell said S gunman, which turned up mood and goal i again as the storyline in "primary conce “ShShort Cut ■ to ...... Hell" directed our people over oddly enough by James r safety and their Cagnev, who by 1957 had objective.” played a double-crossed killer or two himself. Some of tte Offering litti cast members who have failed Powell said Cai to linger in the memoiY were out military foi Robert Ivers, William Bishop, pretation of thi Georgann Johnson and Mur- vyn 1

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