PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept, 1. 1978 Foreign Shipping Industries Worse Off Than IJ.S. NEW YORK (UPI) - The depres­ now, were running at two and a half customers of Japan — to grant them buying big used containeil ships at $6,500, American companies are con­ sion in the world's shipbuilding and times the rate of incoming orders. a two-year moratorium on orders for bargain prices. According to the testing the bid on the grounds that ship operating industries is worse A ll leading shipbuilding countries Greek ships being built in Japanese Business semi-official Japan External Trade the Russian bid was way below cosJ. abroad than in the United States: except Sweden and Brazil were hit by yards. The Weather Organization, China bought at least But Brazilian and South Korean That s because neither ship­ the critical slump, Brazil had a gain This was because of depreskion and 33 used containerships for $127 shipowners are widely-reported to be Saturday sunny with highs 75-80. Saturday building nor ship operation has been shipbuilding industry was presented because it is a relative newcomer to the decline of the U,S, dollar against million, undercutting established rates on night fair with lows in the upper 50s, Sunday part­ of critical commercial importance to dramatically at the end of May in shipbuilding with low costs and the yen. The Greek shipping tycoons JETRO also said the Peking liner freight — general cargo, that is ly sunny and quite warm with highs 82-87. Chance the United States since the age of Lloyd s annual report of the condition Sweden had a gain because it had collect their revenues in dollars, of rain near zero Saturday and 10 percent Satur­ sail. Congress and the public tend to government has been buying used — by as much as 40 percent. of the industry and the market as of already suffered a big decline. No Anthony Chandris, president of the lishing trawlers and coastal craft iJIanrlfPBtCT lEim ttnn llpralJ) day night. Light and variable winds Saturday The Senate Commerce Committee think )of shipping and shipbuilding! March 30. If anything, things have figures were given for the Soviet Greek Shipowners Union, warned the and placed an order in a Hong Kong recently issued a report calculating A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 becoming gentle southwest Saturday night. largely^n terms of national security become worse since then, shipyards, Japanese, after they had stalled on yard for 16 freighters ranging from that,U,S, flag shipowners are making National weather forecast map on page 13 rather than profit-making Lloyd's said the free enterprise Japan, the free world's biggest granting the moratorium from early ^ Home delivered copy 15 cents 6,000 to 15,000 tons. illegal rebates of perhaps $100 operations. world's ship order book had fallen to shipbuilder, had the biggest loss, March to June, that they were Vol. XCVII, No. 284 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, Sept. 2, 1978 The Soviet Union's huge Baltic million a year in order to stay, in ) Newsstand copy 20 cents The cancer in shipbuilding and ship the lowest level since 1966 and would followed by France, the United risking losing the goodwill of their Shipping Co, caused consternation in overseas markets against this kind of operating began, of course, with the get worse because 57 percent of the States and Britain, begt customer. western shipping circles by winning a competition. U.S. flag coastal ships, Arab oil embargo of 1973. The infec­ tonnage on order was due to be The Japanese also faced continued The critical state of the shipping contract to haul large urban buses of course, are protected against tion soon spread to dry cargo delivered this year. Deliveries of pressure from Greek shipowners — and shipbuilding businesses clearly is operations. from West Germany to Houston for , foreign flag competition. So are the new ships, many of which the ship among the world's biggest fleet benefiting the communist bloc $3,500 a bus against the lowest bid The gloomy state of the world's Great Lakes and Inland Waterways operators didn't really need, right operators and among the best nations. Mainland China has been from an American shipping line of Inside Today fleets. Daken Quits Post . 7 ^ Manchester A 13-year old Manchester boy has made ambitious plans for his fourth annual tag sale to raised funds for leukemia research. Si'< Over GET A mixup pngi- r>. HARTFORD (UPI) - City Daken was in Europe on a vacation reporting and management informa­ Connecticut Manager James B. Daken handed in when city officials announced Aug. 24 tion system, the two methods the his resignation Friday, saying he felt that about 1,000 CETA employees CETA office uses to determine how CEUBRidlON SALE! Connecticut's new head of a federal employment program with would have to be laid off Sept. 9, many people are employed and how All Caldor Stores Join in Celebrating the Grand Opening Emergency Medical Services has a $1.6 million deficit could be better three weeks earlier than expected, he has the qualifications for the many more people can be hired turned around if he were not city because of the program’s deficit. job because he is egocentric and without exceeding federal funding of Our 49th Store...in WEST NORWALK, Connecticut manager. limits. insane. S i t pngc 12. His resignation, contained in a At his first meeting with the City Arthur Green, director of the letter to Mayor George Athanson, Council since returning from vaca­ The deficit, estimates of which state’s Human Rights and Oppor­ was to be effective Sept. 8. tion, Daken Thursday attributed the grew from $400,000 to $1,587 million C ? p b N T O N tunities Commission, saj% Gov. Daken has said he accepts full deficit in the program which has while the manager was on vacation, Ella Grasso has a good records on responsibility for difficulties in the been managed by Hartford to faulty can be traced to before January-when civil rights. See papi- 12. Comprehensive Employment and financial and personnel listings. the federal Labor Department Training Act program which serves Daken said the problems in the transferred $5.5 million from the city Graduates In the Area Hartford and 23 area towns, but he CETA program had built up over five to the state, Daken said. has also said he would not become years, pointing out he has been city The funds were taken because the Michael R. Richards of An estimated $250,000 in stolen the scapegoat. manager for less than two years. city was unable to place enough peo­ 13 Vine St.. Manchester, art and antiques has been has been graduated from a In his letter of resignation he listed Daken said he accepts “ full respon­ ple in CETA programs. recovered during a raid on a home multiple line insurance Girls’ Corduroy & some of his accomplishments as city sibility for the failure of the program YOUR Cotton in a remote wooded area of course held at the educa­ Fashion Jeans manage'. He also said he felt some of to date,” but “ would not be made the When the funds were transferred, CHOICE Corduroy Jeans Plymouth. Mass, S i t page 12. tion center of the Travelers Group includes latest cord Smartly-siyled, in wanted his subordinates had tailed him but scapegoat for our current the city was reporting to federal of­ styles plus brushed denims Insurance Co. This is an solid colors. Flap pockets. that others had served him well and problems.” wilh exciting details. Full machine washable* ficials that it had hired fewer people advanced course that helps Sizes 7-14, 5.97 would continue to contribute to the He said the “ heart of our problem" than were actually working in CETA P a ir Sizes 6-18. Sports prepare the agent to Our Reg. 7.99 Our Reg. 8.99 city. is inadequacies in the financial programs, Daken said. provide a complete in- Seeded players have tough time in U.S. Tennis Open ... Compensa­ .surance program for a Misses’ & Jr. Corduroy Men’s “Lee” lamily or a business. Skirts & Jeans tion offered in Rick Barry case. Corduroy Jeans S i t I’ age 10. Richards is associated Sub Firm Denies Report season with Richards Associates. 8.68 Our Rtg. 10.99 10.49ourRtg .14.99 S i t 435 Buckland Road, South Cinch waists, tie fronts, many with Long-wearing 5-pocket styles opens this weekend. Page 11. Windsor, in all lines of in­ latest pocket details. Sizes 5^1Sri6. with that famous Lee fit! Straight- surance. leg or flare. Sizes 29-36. Index A graduate of South Girls’ Kitten-Soft Boys’Jflo-lron Of Moving from Quonset Windsor High School, Tops For Fall Knit Shirts Area Tow ns...... 8 The victims of several days of fighting between student Churches ...... 5 Richards attended the NEW LONDON (UPI) - Rhode move the Rhode Island operation to tric Boat headquarters in Groton: rebels and National Guard troops wait at a Red Cross station Classified...... 12-15 University of Connecticut. Our Rtg. 5.99 3 . 6 6 Our Rtg. 4.69 Island's largest employer Friday Charleston, S.C., where the company “General Dynamics is satisfied 4.79 C o m ics...... 15 with their personal belongings while a search for the rebels He is the son of Mr. and Smooth brushed knits or Turtleneck or collared styles, in denied a published report that it has another shipbuilding facility. with its Quonset Point operations and sensuous velour. Sizes 7-14. Dear A b b v...... 15 continued. (UPI photo) Mrs. Harry Richards of 244 the latest stripes and solids. Easy- plans to move its nuclear submarine Electric Boat, a subsidiary of it has always been assumed that care fabrics. Sizes 6-16. East H artford...... 9 .Amato St., South Windsor. hull building operation from Quonset General Dynamics, is building SSN Quonset would be utilitized for any Entertainment ...... 2 Gals’ Free ’n Easy Men’s Flannel Point, R.I. to South Carolina. 688 nuclear attack submarines and possible facility expansion required F o o d ...... 7 I.arge Contract Fashion Tops Sport Shirts The General Dynamics Corp. of St. Trident atomic submarines at the for the work currently being per­ (ioes to Pioneer L o tte ry ...... 6 Louis said it is perfectly “satisfied " Quonset Point facility and at its main formed there." Nicaragua Students M anchester...... 6. 9 8.00our Rt{. 099-10.99 6 . 9 7 Our Rtg. t.99 with its Quonset Point facility and plant in Groton. The company has proposed con­ A contract valued at Obituaries ...... 6 Many belted styles. Solids and Casual plaids in colorful t00% has “ no plans” to move it. Out of Rhode Island's nearly 23,000 struction of an $80 million automated $160,736 has been awarded prints in easy-care poly/cotton woven collon. 2 chest pockets S po rts...... 10. 11 The New London Day Friday member workforce, about 10,000 are hull assembly factory on 28 acres at to the Pioneer Recovery blends. Sizes S-M-L. Sizes S-M-LXL. Television ...... Weekend Give Up Rebellion Systems Inc. of quoted government and industry employed at the two Electric Boat Quonset Point. The expansion was sources as saying General Dynamics outfits. Manchester by the U.S. not expected to add significantly to M ATAG ALPA, Nicaragua (UPt) — their teens, were “ in the hills, was planning to close its hull con­ Ray Forbes, a spokesman for Army , Troop Support and the area's employment, but it was National Guard troops, advancing waiting for the National Guard to Stock Market struction plant in Rhode Island, a General Dynamics in St. Louis, said Aviation Material expected to add stability to the behind armored cars and jeeps leave,” Readiness Command at St. r-OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF move that would save the company the Day story was off the mark. existing operations. mounted with heavy guns, seized this SUMMER CLEARANCE! NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks Another resident also said he saw Louis, Mo. money but would cost about 5,000 “ We have no plans to move it, " he In its statement, General city without resistance Friday when FISHING EQUIPMENT! closed out a dismal week with a said. the students flee into the surrounding The contract is for cargo S.T.P. workers their jobs. Dynamics said it has “ increasingly an army of students gave up their Rods, reels, tackle boxes, lures... everything you need for fresh or HANDBAGS & SANDALS! modest gain against a mixed hills of this northern coffee-growing extraction parachutes in­ According to the newspaper. The company also released the rebellion. salt water fishing. Top brands like Garcia, Daiwa, Penn' economic news background and center. But other residents said cluding preservation, SON OF A GUN General Dynamics was planning to following statement through its Elec­ Sei- Page Six Doctor Cesar Amador Kuhl said at Women’s sandals and ^ active trading. many of the students simply gave up pac'xaging, packing and least 50 persons were killed in five The Dow Jones industrial their posts and went home. marking costs. shoes, many styles, :olors, heel heights. days of insurrection against the average, down 2 points at the out­ “ We all want freedom, but no more Delivery on the contract 5'/!-9,i o ...... " f a n d W A s seen Our Reg. regime of President Anastasio set. rallied to gain 2.51 points to bloodshed.” said one old woman who is to be completed by on TV! 2.29 Somaza by a rag-tag army of about 879.33. For the week, however, the Vernon Projects Cause was one of about 40 refugees still left .March 15, 1979. 500 students who held National Guard E s p a d r i l l e S , choice of vlnyl or Dow lost 16.20 points. at the downtown San Jose church. The Defense Contract EXAMPLES:^^^ Clean, restore, brighten vinyl and leather. Use it c units at bay with pistols and rifles canvas uppers, rope-bottom wedge. 5-10. Gambling stocks came under “ Children don’t have the guns to .Administration Services at Reg 99c 6 9 ^ Orig. to 7.99*...... carseats, tops, vinyl chairs, leather tables, boat from behind barbed wire and gar­ heavy selling pressure for the se­ fight the National Guard,” she said. Hartford will administer cushions. Easy-to-apply spray. bage can barricades. cond straight day. The New York “ To fight on would only mean the contract Reg. 59.99 4 1 . 6 0 NEWATCALDOni Stench at Union Pond Another doctor at a Red Cross slaughter." Stocl^ Exchange and the store stock only. Sorry, no rainchecks. clinic said he saw 14 bodies, some of Handbags in leather, canvas, vinyl. American Stock Exchange late The few people left in Matagalpa — Sport and dressy looks. Orig. 5.99 to 8.99*. By SUSAN VAUGHN No one anticipated that the work on John Salcius. sanitarian engineer women and children. Friday declared trading in hundreds had been evacuated by Red (^uldor Keports the reservoir would aggravate the for the Health Department, said he Col. Aquiles Aranda, the National Famous Ortho^ Lawnand Garden Products Not all styles in every store. • Intermediate markdowns taken. S.T.P. Gas Treatment several gaming issues must be in Herald Reporter Cross trucks or had fled the city on Sales, turnings All of these top-quality garden-care dusts, sprays and plant foods at problems at the sewage treatment first heard of the problem about two Guard’s chief information officer, Just add to the gas tank for a Reg. cash, not on credit, effective North End Residents have been foot during the rebellion — could very special savings. Examples: plant, Alexander Tirnowicz, division weeks ago from residents. At first he said there were no new casualties but Caldor Inc., a regional clean running engine, 1.09 Tuesday. complaining for over two weeks of a move about freely Friday. manager of the Rockville Water and said he thought the smell was caused gave no further details of the opera­ iliscount department store Orthene Insect Spray The government sparked some strong odor of raw sewage coming Within hours of the National "ESTORESANO Aqueduct, said. by an algae growth, but found out tion to re-establish control over the ' hain, has reported sub­ M 8 Oz. Reg. 3 .9 8 ...... , beautifies early buying by reporting the from Union Pond, but apparently Guard's entry, the town’s central 3.17 S.T.P. Oil Additive He said the flow into the river from about the plant In Vernon. city of 50,(XK) shortly after dawn. stantial increases in sales .''INVURuBBEII August jobless rate dipped to 5.9 there is nothing that can be done market reopened. However, a newly _ Tomato & Vegetable Food, Add to the crankcase: mixes Reg. ^fATHER.WOOO the reservoir was increased this He said there is not m uch Aranda said one guardsman was and earnings for the second percent from 6.2 percent in July about the problem immediately. arrived load of bananas was the only I l D l l i n 32 Oz. Reg. 2.98...... 2.14 with all motor oils. 1.29 week by another million gallons, but Manchester officials can do except killed Thursday but he had no infor­ 'luarter and six months U l l I n i f ^ r y . no roinclMcks Not all items In all stores. and that construction spending in­ The problem has been caused by food available. it is still not up to its regular flow. report it to the D E P which has mation on civilian casualties. ended July 29, 1978. creased 1.8 percent in July. two projects currently going on in According to a Department of En­ jurisdiction over the waterways. In Washington, the State Depart­ For the six months, sales But Wall Street was still con­ Vernon, one involving the transfer of vironmental Protection Agency of­ D E P knew about the problem, he ment said it was “increasingly dis­ incieased 20,6 percent to cerned by reports earlier this the sewage treatment operations in Hardwood ficial (D EP). the major reason for said, but did not inform Manchester turbed by ... the prospect of an ever- .$200,541,801 from $166,222,- week that the government's July the Vernon Sewage Treatment Plant. the problem in the river and the pond officials. increasing cost in human suffering" 516 last year. ,'\et income Director’s Chair GET READY^OR LABOR DAY index of leading economic in­ The other project, which apparently HOLIDAY SAVINGS ON FILM AND DEVELOPING! was a breakdown in controls at the Another cause for concern was the but declined to say what President increased 21.9 percent to dicators fell 0,7 percent and fac­ aggravated the problem, was the $3,982,448 Irom $3,266,979 new sewage treatment plant. Part of chlorine that the Vernon plant was Carter may do to stop the bloodshed. BARBEQUESI Print Film: C110-20exp. C126-20exp...... 1 , 3 8 tory orders plunged 3.8 percent. lowering of the Shenipsit Lake reser­ last year. Net income per Our the old treatment plant is being aban­ adding to the sewage to help reduce The rebellion finally ended Friday Ncverthele's. the N YSE ad­ voir to do repair work on the dam. No Herald share advanced to 69 cents Reg. 24.99 doned and work is continuing on the any health problem, but the chlorine when some 300 National Guard units 18.76 24” Deluxe C135-24 exp...... 1 . 5 8 vances topped declines by an 8-to- The combination of the raw sewage new plant. affects the fish. It does not, however, advanced into the city behind one The Herald will not be published from 57 cents, adjusted for Easy-folding hardwood frame in choice 5 margin among the 1.901 issues being dumped into the Hockanum Bar*B-Q Grill 2-PACKS OF INSTANT FILM « « - Vernon officials could not be k ill the fish and no reports of dead tank, and jeeps mounted with 30-mm Monday, Labor Day, Have a safe,, a 5 percent stock dividend of finish. Washable canvas covers in traded. River and eventually into Union Pond Kodak PR-10 or Polaroid SX-70...... T*in p*ck 9.o4 reached to say when the problem of fish from the river or the pond have machine guns. They encountered no holidav. paid in July 1978. assorted colors. Convenient extra seat­ Composite volume of NYSE and the lesser flow of water have ing, indoors or out. the untreated sewage would be been made, according to Richard resistance. For the second quarter, 1 8 .4 9 ...... issues listed on all U.S. exchanges caused an extensive accumulation of solved, but the Manchester Health Hames, staff fisheries biologist with One student who said he had not sales ruse 22.3 percent to 10 per store. No rainchecks. Large grid adjusts to five positions. and over the counter totaled 38.- the sewage at the pond, according to $113,148,292 from $92,523,- Department had been informed it DEP. participated in the rebellion said the Convenient utility shelf. Tapered steel legs. 912.220 shares, compared with 38.- state and town officials in Vernon 515 last year and net in- should be within the next two weeks. students, many of whom were-in 058.970 Thursday. and Manchester. Sfc Pape Six ( ome increased 23,1 per- The American Stock Exchange (ent to .$2,977,825 from $2,- index surged 2.28. its best gain in 4 4f8.777 last year. Net in­ years, to an all-time high of Has the Manchester Bicentennial come per share for the 170.70. Your Neighbors’ Views: i|uarter was 52 cents as Paper and Plastic Picnicware SPECIAL PURCHASE! Band Shell Program Been Successful This Summer? njiiipared to 42 cents for S^’iece Redwood Table & Bench Set last year, as adjusted. Lily Deocrated 9” Plates SAVE OVER *30 School Opening, W W S4*an-()plif» (ifts and7 0z. ColdCupsiii^) ^.i.69i99^ A.M.F.DYNAMARK20” F)ri> ers Warned .Syslfins Orders U rg e Selection in Assorted Sizes, Our Reg. 89c to 1.15 .. 62* 72* 47.60 Our Reg. 64.99 to Rear-Bagger Mower EAST HARTFORD - Full 70" table for Crystal-Clear Plastic Manchester Police Chief Robert D. Scan-Optics Inc., manufac- family-size eating. Lannan wishes to remind the driving lurer of data entry Two matching Tumblers, JSk, QQ< Our public to be aware of our children .systems, has received a benches. Sturdily- 9 Oz.gr 10 Oz„ Our Reg. 5 9 c...... is w ie W w Reg. 159.99. going back to school. With the built in genuine . *127 (ontract fur $1.3 million in carefree days of summer behind redwood. Just in systems from Electronic time for fall cook- Heavy-duty mower-bagger therfi. he said that the children may Data Systems Corp. of outs! features 3‘/z HP B rlffisl forget at times to be careful on their Dallas. Texas. Stratton engine. E-Zwheel way to school. height adjusters for 8" wheels.’ “ Bicycle traftic will be heavy in Scan-Optics Inc. designs, Veilical pull-start, for easy tnanufactures. and operation. the areas.of our schools and we urge provides customer support the motorist to be ever alert," he services, including said. applications and |irogram- 4pwiter«. NeremcMit. Caution must also be exercised Mrs. Staskunas Edmund Gorman Hazel Loveland Herman Yules Franees Bartololta George Frost Paseal Maslrangelo Mary .Morgan 25 leynolds W rap, Our Reg. 39c each . . Now 3 for 9 9 ^ 9AW(t«r*.NBniMl Manchaotar UA Theater 1 - "Hot Lead “Longest Yard,” GR) 9:45 “Secrets,” 2:00-3:55-5:40- and the Bandit,” 2:00-7:10- Connecticul's largest Floor Covering Dealer and Cold Feet,” 2:00-4:30- East Windsor Drive-In — 7:40-9:30 9:10 7:00-9:15; “Rocky Horror Pic­ "Hooper,” (PG) 8:00: "W.W. "Heaven Can Wait,” 2:20- Vernon Cine 2 — “The ture Show,” 12:00 midnite & the Dixie Dance Kings,” 4:50-7:20-9:30 End,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 ‘ MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. News for Senior Citizens UA Theater 2 “Animal GPG) 9:45 “Pink Panther,” 2:20-4:50- Showcase Cinemas — "Foul MERCURY House,” 2:30-4:457:00-9:15- Manchester Drive-In — Car­ 7:15-9:25 Play,” 2:104:50-7:25-9:45 LocfCSM irn, Hi, everyone! officially start the following week. 11:30 toon, 8:05: "Skullduggery,” “Grease,” 2:25-5:00-7:35- “Jaws 2,” 2:25-4:55-7:30- I ^53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-0922 Coming Trip '' 8:10: “Smokey and the Ban­ 9:50 This is Gloria writing this column Bridge UA Theater 3 — 9:45 lO UAutU IVTMM 4MHU Alirms Lochs & Phone 64e-2756 We still have openings for our Penn dit," 9:45 Monday clock... I ^ » Sales Qombinalion Changes for the last time as my boss man will “ Hoopert,,” 2:00-3:50-5:40- “Secrets,” 2:00-3:55-5:40- NO SERVICE CHARGE The bridge games will start again Sales i Service • Bonded ,Mosl be returning this Tuesday. If you Dutch trip. This is an exciting trip so 7.-40-9:40-ll;30 Mansfield Drive-In — 7:40-9:30 on Sept. 6. Nadine Malcolm would why don’t you come and join us. This Vernon Cine 1 — “Smokey “ Revenge of the Pink East Hartford Dfive-In — “Heaven Can Wait,” 2:20- Keys in stock Repairs ol all kinds were looking for a column this last Panther," “Alice’s Also We Make Keys Scissors & Wednesday and there was none, it like everyone here at 12:30 p.m. to trip goes on Oct. 24, 25 and 26. and the Bandit,” 2:00-710- “The End,’’ (R) 8:00; 4:50-7:20-9:30 Stamps Pinking Shears Sharpened j ROMrvitlOlU tor • HoMi • Alrlliws • StMffltMpo 9:10 Restaurant. " Showtime 8:00 “Longest Yard,” (R) 9:45 was because we were closed all week reorganize the games. She would like We just heard that our meal "Pink Panther,” 2:20-4:50- 627 Main Street Mancheetar to make a few suggestions to make program will start in full on Sept. 11 Vernon Cine 2 - “The UA Theater 1 — "Hot Lead Elast Windsor Drive-In — 7:15-9:25 to activities so there was nothing to End,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 & Cold Feet,■■ 2:00-4:30-7:00- "Hooper,” (PG) 8:00; “ W.W. “ Grease,” 2:25-5:00-7:35- write about. the games more enjoyable for all. with Julie and Helen back at the FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. The Square Dancing class will helm again. & the Dixie Dance Kings,” 9:50 We have been busy sprucing up the 875-3252 resume on Sept. 12 with Happy Hal Remember, our building will be (PG) 9:45 1646-0226 building for your return on Sept. 5. MMKhMtar EvMibtg HaraM back with us again. closed on Monday, Labor Day. 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IT’S YOUR OPINION ^ ‘ 78> Missionary TTiv Suturiluy upiniun pu){e Ih oprn lu ull rcudrrs of ! Ik- Herald. We nulii-ii your ouiniona on louies of inlereKi ...... AREA CHURCHES lo llie eoiiiiiiunily. Is il edueutlon? Adiiiinislraliftii? Ella Grasso^s Connecticut Battle Speaks Sunday Itosiiiess? Reerealion? Polities? COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN sor. Rev. rile |iiir|iose is lo ureseni a rross-seetion of eoiii- CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. By ANDREW M. NIBLEY The Rev. Bill Hollaway, an '■ Ronald E Hademan, assistant to the iiiiiiiilv o|>iiiio^on a wide variety of sulijeels. administration record. He has rarely Sarasin, elected to Congress three Grasso was forced to take the Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, \t. HARTFOR (UPI) — There was American raised in Japan who is pastor. , vicar, asl^tmil you limit your wrilinu to no more tliaii addressed his own accomplishments. times from a traditionally ■>00 words, doiilde spared, and send llif lliem lo: i| never any love in the political witness stand for the first time in her headed for North Africa, will be 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. •k it it Democratic district, breezed through guest speaker Sunday at the 10; 45 Family Service and Sunday School; rrs VOI R opiNiuiN marriage of Gov. Ella T. Grasso and' life. School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Manrliesler Kveninft Herald Connecticut’s 640,000 registered the GOP state convention unopposed a.m. service at the First Baptist sonage on Cornwall Dr. Wednesday, 10 a.m,. Holy Communion. I Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian. The “I pray to God to give me the Herald Square s- ' . Democratic voters will choose after he convinced his only opponent. strength to forgive Bob Killian for Church of Tolland, 75 Cider Mill FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 FAITH I'ABERNACI.E CHURCH, Manrliesler, (Jonn. U6U40 •i divorce, bitterly ending in the Sept. between Mrs. Grasso — the first Senate Minority Leader Lewis Road. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. ' ;i 12 primary, has split Connecticut’s what he has done to me and my Jelley, pastor. Ralph Saunders, pastor. woman elected governor unaided by Rome, to be his running mate. The missionary and his wife, Lin­ i Democratic family. family,” Mrs. Grasso said later. 10 a m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ 10 a.m., Sunday-School for a|l ages in­ a husband who had held the office ★ ★ ★ da. will present a program about Since last winter when Killian said In Connecticut’s staie political con­ ning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Service. cluding a Fren'ch-speaking class; 11 a m.. previously — and Killian, a former Four years ago, the late state and Japan tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the \ Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic he would challenge her for the ventions, a candidate must get 20 church. The.public is invited to at­ UNITED CONGREGATIONAL attorney general who has had little to national Democratic chairman John CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Service, Nursery available during ail ser­ Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ percent of the votes cast to force a tend both the service and program, vices. Not Labor’s Day Alone do in her administration. M. Bailey, probably the most power­ w CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. tion, the campaign has been a seamy primary against the*^party endorsed according to the Rev. Bob Tallent, k- Miller, minister. hock \NI M I Ni l ED METIIODLS'I 'It will be Connecticut’s first ful figure ever to wield influence on affair highlighted by name-calling, candidate. At a topsy turvy pastor of the Tolland church. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and ( III RCH, 178 Main St., East Hartford. Labor Day is such a familiar Very few, even those of us Democra'tic gubernatorial primary; the Connecticut political scene, 'X., Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, pastor. accusations and a dramatic cour­ Democratic conclave In July, Killian The Rev. Mr. Hollaway, whose Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim who carry union cards, will at­ in the past, party leaders picked can­ talked a reluctant Killian into taking Fellowship. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery fixture on the national calen­ troom scene. got six votes more than the 20 per­ parents were missionaries to Japan, M i tend a labor rally. Few cities didates at state conventions. It is the second spot on a ticket headed by returned to the states to obtain a ST. MATTHEW'S CHI RCH, Tolland available. dar that it is somewhat sur­ At one point, Mrs. Grasso, accused cent needed to force a primary. u theran also the first time a lieutenant gover­ Mrs. Grasso, then a two-term House Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. <>UR SAVIOR L prising to realize it is one of have parades any more. Yet at Killian of wallowing in the “gutter.” When the tally was finally an­ bachelor of arts degree from ( III RCH, 239 Graham Road, South nor has challenged a sitting governor member. Ouachita Baptist University and his Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sun­ our more recent holidays. one time. Labor Day was a Another time, she lost her temper nounced after hectic arm-twisting by day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Windsor. Rev. Ronald Erbe, pastor. for the party nomination. (The same But this year there was no Bailey master's degree from Northern and cursed him at a political fun­ both sides, a distressed Mrs. Grasso MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery magnet drawing folks down­ thing is happening this year in Arizona University. He then spent provided. True, the first observance in draiser. and Killian decided to go after his said, “Mr. Killian has not yet come M i LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin town to the park to listen to the neighboring New York.) lifelong goal — the governor’s chair. four years teaching English at the Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. GILEAD C O N (, R E(; A TIO N A L honor of labor was held in New Killian, thought to face an uphill out of the gutter.” The winner will face Rep. Ronald From the outset, it was clear the Baptist University in Japan. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10a.m.. worship CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. band and speeches and shoot k k k & Runnion-Bareford, pastor. York City as far back as 1882, battle in his quest for the nomination, A. Sarasin, R-Conn., in .November. Grasso-Killian conflict would be He has been appointed to teach Service. off the fireworks left over A couple of weeks later, the two English in Morocco and will be one of CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUMTV 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev. and by 1894 Congress had given has relentlessly attacked the Grasso more a war of personalities than a from the Fourth of July. candidates met at a fundraiser in the the few Christian missionaries in l-f'. UNITED METHODIST CHI RCH, Mr Runnion-Bareford preaching. the occasion official status in Nursery provided. battle of political philosophies. affluent shore town of Madison. that country. Ellington. I I R S r CON (; R E G A TIO N A L the territories and District of On one hand, it is regrettable ★ ★ ★ It has been common practice 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m.. Worship Service, Sunday School. CHURCH, CuM-nirv. Rev. Robert K. Columbia. Yet only for the past that the American scene has In a municipal primary for conven­ during the past year for both can­ Bechtold, minister. tion delegates May 2, Mrs. Grasso RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF half century have all the state changed so much, that Labor didates to ignore the other’s FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service at First swamped Killian by an almost two- Congregational Church Sanctuary, joint officially observed it. Day has become a private presence. If they knew they would Church Notei^ Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker to-one margin*Jut Killian im­ both be at the same function, one Lane, West Hartford, service with the Second Congregational public holiday. Church of Coventry. Nursery care This is a short time in the life mediately filed a lawsuit, claiming would come early and one would . 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. the governor used deceptive adver­ The North United Methodist PRINCE OF PEACE LITHERAN provided Church Lane House. of a nation, even one so young come late. BURNSIDE unite;!) METHODIST On the other hand, this tising to win the contest. Church choir will resume rehearsals CHURCH, Route 31 and North River as the United States. But change is part of the success of But this time, Killian strode over Wednesday at 7;j5 p.m. at the Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, ( III RCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Labor Day is now firmly es­ A judge ruled the advertising, to the governor with a big smile and church. pastor. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ the labor movement. With which linked Mrs. Grasso’s name to 9 a.m., Sunday School; 1015 am.. dolyn M. Arslen, pastors, tablished as a national habit. extended his hand. Flashbulbs began irFi^-TrtirwftiT- I recognition has come the loss a popular local lawyer who was not A service of Holy Communion will Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and 9:30 a m,. Worship Service, child care popping. Mrs. Grasso held back a August). provided lor toddlers. Undoubtedly this is because of a certain militancy, a sense running in the primary, was mis­ minute, standing rigid. And then, take place Wednesday at 10 a.m. at SECOND CONGREGATIONAL leading. But he declined to give St. Mary's Episcopal Church. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ the holiday has come to mark of separateness from “other” producing a grin twice the size of ODIST CHURCH, 142 Gove St. Rev. ( IIURCII. UNITED CHURCH OF Americans. Killian the new primary he Killian’s, she extended her hand and m. John W. Mortimer, pastor, ( HRIST, Route 44A, Coventry. Rev. the end of summer in our The Senior Choir of Emanuel Robert K. Bechtold, pastor. requested. said under her breath, “You son of a 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. minds, with schools starting up Lutheran Church will resume rehear­ 9:30 a m.. Combined service with First No, this is no longer labor’s During the three week trial, Mrs. bitch.” am ST. JOSEPH CHI RCH, 33 West S t , sals Wednesday at 7;30 p.m. in Rockville. Congregational Church, Main St., Coven­ immediately afterward and day alone. It belongs to all try. families split up into their Luther Hall of the church. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Americans, for all of us are day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH various pursuits. laborers in the sense that the The 'board of directors of (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at (Inili-d Mi'lhodist Cliurrii). 110 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. It's the last holiday until work we do contributes to the Manchester Area Conference of John M. Dunnack, pastor. Churches wiil meet Wednesday noon 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 country’s strength. Politics p.m. 9:30 a m.. Worship Service, child care Thanksgiving, a long three-day in the Robbins Room of Center available. weekend just made for a short ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Perhaps the name “Labor Congregational Church. 'Taivallahti Church in Helsinki, Finland, copper, glass, wood and granite. Finnish 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, \ERNON UNITED MEITHODIST trip or an outing, or perhaps pastor. (.III R(;IL Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Day” is a little anachronistic built in 1969 represents modern Finnish textiles were used for the interior decoration. Hiles, pastor. it’s an opportunity to finish The Chancel Choir of South United church architecture at its boldest. The 9 a.m., Worship Service: 10:15 a m., today, almost a misnomer. The Methodist Church will resume The architects are Timo and Tuomo Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9:15 a m.. Worship Service, Nursery a church is built inside a rock using Finnish provided. those chores around the house word “labor” is not quite Of Abortion rehearsals Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Suomalainen. (Herald photo by Vaughn) SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route that have been put off all broad enough to encompass the church. New members are weicome. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; BOLTON UNITED METHODLST Rev. Michael Donohue. (;IH RCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. summer. meaning the holiday has By CHERYL ARVIDSON Marjorie Hiles. pastor. more conference committee fights. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday WASHINGTON (UPI) - H public Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. This is so much the case that acquired. But lawmakers may have gone too opinion polls are to be believed, the W APPING COMMl NITV CHURCH, Church School. most of us never think of the far. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, The name for this day should majority of Americans believe a LOCAL CHURCHES 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. ’The House added an anti-abortion C Harold W. Richardson, minister. Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald original reason for the day — express how we honor the woman should have the right to an McLean, pastor. amendment to legislation that will GOSPEL HALL, Center St. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. CO.MMUMTV BAPTIST CHURCH, nion: Sunday, 8 a.m., 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service that it was established as a abortion if she so desires. Matins Service with 9 a.m., Worship'Service. working, doing, accomplishing 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Mass in English and Polish. an American Baptist Church, 585 E Communion; 9 a m and Church School. affect the rights of every woman in Worship Service ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route 31, recognition of and tribute to man by casually taking a day Other polls say that rarely, if ever, Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL the workplace by prohibiting com­ with Communion, Children’s Chapel and Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, is a politlcan’s stand in favor of abor­ FULL GOSPEL LNTERDENO.Ml- CHURCH, (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Rev. Frederick Lanz, dife'etor of Chris­ Nursery for infants. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED the American laboring man. off from the routine. pastor; Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assis­ panies from discriminating against NATIO.NAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. Burton D. Stand, pastor. Rev. David B. tian education. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev David J. But though we still call it tion a major factor in a voter’s deci­ CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and tant pastor. Still, a new name would not women on the basis of pregnancy. Philip Saunders, minister. Stacy, associate pastor. 9:30 a.m,. Morning Worship. Message Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Reese III, minister. Hats Off to Us All sion of whether to support him at the Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Labor Day, it is no longer k k k 10:30 a.m., lia ise . Worship Service 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Nursery for by the Rev. Frederick Lanz. Nursery minister. 9:45 a.m., Church School lor change anything really. We all ballot box. day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. and Bibie study for ail ages; 7 p.m.. small children. provided. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a m.. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a m.. labor's day. Employers could no longer deny and at St. Joseph's Mission. Eagleville. know what Labor Day means. This appears to support the notion Deliverance Service, NORTH UNITED METHODIST Worship, sermon: "Shade Trees of Worship Service, coverage for pregnancy, childbirth S T . DUNSTAN’S CHIRCH, at 8:30 a.m. that in a nation where majority rules, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Life” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: "The and related medical conditions if Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, the majority is content with the 1973 Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev, Martin J. Custer, pastor. Hymns We Sing.” Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. they offer health benefit plans to pastor) Scholsky, pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Holy Commu­ ZION EVANGELICAL LITHERAN Supreme Ck)urt ruling that abortion Saturday Mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday Masses Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 their workers. Neither could 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass nion, Joe Waggoner, liturgist. Nursery CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), in the first six months of pregnancy at 8, 9:30 and 11 a m. p.m.; Sunday .Morning Masses: 7:00. Network Needs More Tie-ins employers refusd lo hire or promote Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. for children 5 years old and younger, Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. FIRST BAPTISTCHl RCH OF E AST 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. is a private matter between a woman vice. S. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James coffee following following service. Kuhl, pastor. a woman because she might become H.ARTFORD, (Soulliern Baplisi TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ There are, fortunately for precipitates the transition. and her doctor. CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, Archambault, Rev. William F. Carrojl, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 9- a m.. Family Worship with Holy required, as it is in the case of long­ pregnant or refuse to give a woman Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles TIONAL CHURCH. Uniird Cliurdi of Manchester, some very strange peo­ Group homes, foster homes, alter­ ★ ★ ★ Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team' Main St, Rev. Neale McLain, senior Communion. Whether a child is homeless term foster homes) and carefully Coley, pastor. Clirisi. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox pastor. ple in our town. nate housing of various sorts, as well back her job or strip her of seniority Edward S. Pepin, pastor. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, because of some temporary upset or But these messages don’t seem to 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services 9:30 a.m.. Worship (Summer decides which child shall be placed in benefits if she left to have a baby. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; pastor emeritus. visitation and outreach. SCIE.N'TIST, 447 N. Main St. They are the people who open their as a result of long-standing dif­ as better institutional provisions — be getting through to many members which are interpreted for the deaf, Schedule). which home. Both guest and hosts Every aspect of this bill en­ Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all 11 a.m.. Church School, Sunday School honies, under the “Network” all are needed; but to fill the needs is a.m. Nursery provided'; 9:45 am., Sunday BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL ficulties, all sorts of bad things can of the House. Time and time again, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 ages; 10:45 a.m .. Morning Worship, for pupils up to the age of 20, care for must assent to the arrangement. courages women to continue their School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. program operated by Youth Ser­ happen to him, like the horror stories costly, complicated, and will un­ the House casts anti-abortion votes, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. m essage by the Rev. Mr. McLain, very young children, subject of the The stay is limited to two weeks, pregnancies rather than opt for abor­ ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Cllt RCH. Stanton Conover, minister. vices. to kids with no place to go. told in the press. doubtedly take a long time. then tries to push the Senate, which LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Children’s Church and Nursery provided; lesson-sermon: “Man,” golden text from during which other people and tion for financial reasons. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. jJ0;30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon by They do this for no reward — no We must keep on trying, but in the Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K, CHURCH, United Church of Christ, 6 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the the Bible: “Mark the perfect man, and On the other hand, sometimes good has taken a consistent pro-abortion Carl J. Sherer, pastor. tRe Rev. Mr. Conover. organizations are coming together to Yet, the House added an anti- Walton, bishop. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr, James D. Rev, Mr. Emmitt, Nursery provided. beyond the upright: ...” Psalms 37:37. money, no recognition, nothing; meanwhile, “Network” offers a sim­ stand, into concessions. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sun­ ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL can come out of his experience, if he make plans for the shelter, treat­ 8:30 a.m .. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. MacLauchlin, pastor. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. 302 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, except the feeling that thieJielp they ple, direct way in which concerned abortipn amendment to this bill — day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a m CHURfTI. Bolton. Rev. John Holliger. gets the right kind of help. Perhaps abortion deserves Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 10 a.m.. Summer United Services of Hackmatack St. Rev, Norman E. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen offer may make the difference, to ment, employment and so forth allowing companies with religious ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, vicar. ★ ★ ★ human beings can be incomparably legislative attention if for no other p.m.. Sacrament Service. Worship at Center Congregational Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant K. Jacobson, pastor; Rev. Barbara F. required by the young person in objections to refuse to cover abor­ South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath 9 a.m.. Daily Office, Morning Prayer some troubled youngster, between ^ helpful in critical situations. reason than to quiet the anti­ SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Church. to the pastor. West, assistant to the rector; Rev, Alan Are there no agencies to care for, placement. and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. with sermon by Richard Staggenborg. disaster and a new and better start in Peculiar people, these helpers? tions under their health insurance Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 8:15 and 10 a m.. Worship Service with J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector, supervise or correct such abortionists who want their own Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday "When Peter Was a Stumbling Block” ; life. While the “Network” placement is plans. ficers. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching. 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite Priceless! religious convictions to prevail. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m 10 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour, adolescents? Yes, of course, there in effect, constant contact is main­ k k k 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m/ P. Padelli, co-pastors. Nursery for pre-school children; 9:30 I, with sermon by Father Jacobson. The young people they assist may Like the people who donate blood, FAITH LUTHERAN CHIRCH are many programs designed for this ’That battle should come squarely Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open- Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; a.m.. Fellowship and Coffee; 11 a.m., SOITH IMTED METHODIST tained between the home and Youth The Senate made one attempt at (LUTHERAN CHIRCH IN THE come from families shattered by il­ purpose; BUT — and it is a very big staff volunteer fire and ambulance on the issue — whether legal abor­ Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Sunday masses at 7:30 and 8 a.m. in sanc­ All-Church picnic at the church grounds cm RCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W, Services personnel, who are compromise — limiting the right to AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane, East Hart­ lness, accident, or other emergency. services, and function in other tions should be available to all UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHUR( tuary, and 10:30 a.m, and noon in school after the second service. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. BIBLE BUT — it takes time for them to get available to deal with any problems ford. Rev, Paul E. Henry Jr,, pastor. Most of them, however, are volunteer capacities, they get a real refuse to religious organizations and 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stua^ auditorium. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Bruce A. Pehrsonjastors. into action, time to plan and make American women. But for political 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 SPEAKS which might arise or advise on any institutions if the procedure is in con­ minister. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, 8 a m.. Service of Holy Communion; 10 runaways or “throw-aways” — arrangements. charge out of serving their fellow expediency, the abortion battle in a.m.. Church Service, Nursery provided questions. flict with the church’s tenants — but 10 a.m ., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD). pastor. a.m.. Worship Service, pastors Hill and By children expelled by their parents men. Congress is being fought on the S T . PETER'S EPISCOPAL Even when cooperating relatives Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Cooper and High strets. Rev, Charles W. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, Commu­ Pehrson preaching dialogue sermon: Eugene who find them unmanageable. No doubt as a result of this close the House flatly rejected the offer. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. can be found or a reconciliation with k k k ' wrong battleground. Worship. Kuhl, pastor. nion, message by pastor Stairs, Nursery “Gifts and Graces,” child care available Brewer ★ * ★ cooperation, and of the skill and judg­ The Senate conferees say they will PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 provided. William Parsing, rector. If you think there is a chance that Congressional observers won’t find 9:00 a.m.. Family Worship, up to 6 years old; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and One's priorities are ac­ parents worked out, or else some ment used in setting up placements, go no farther, and unless the House Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10 a m.. Worship Service; registration Homeless children are no new you might want to be one of them, or any up and down votes on abortion. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Teaching Service. curately reflected in what fairly simple solution found to their 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery for Sunday School classes "after service “Network” host families questioned backs off, this very important bill — CHURCH, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL he will give up to ac­ thing; but nowadays their situation if you know someone else who might, Instead, H ^se members have picked for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin problems, there is still usually a about their experiences with the a priority women’s rights issue — provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Curtis Jr., pastor. Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H, Gustaf­ CHl'RCH, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. seems to be more dangerous and call Mrs. Talbot for more details and a “safe” bill for their anti-abortion Sept. 18, complish his goals. For in­ time-gap during which kids are left may be killed. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. 10 a.m.. United Summer Worship at son, pastors; Nancy Thomas, intern; Curtis Jr., pastor. stance, a research group pitiable than it has ever been. An in­ program reported no unpleasant in­ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL high and dry; and it does not take information at 646-6500. stands — legislation financing the ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Center Church, 11 Center St. The Rev, Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor 10 a.m,. United Summer Worship at reports that an artificial cidents. ’The House has also added language CHURCH, 837 Main St. (corner of Conn. creasingly large percentage of them departments of Labor and Health, CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Newell H. Curtis Jr. preaching. Child emeritus. Center Church, Rev. Mr, Curtis sweetener may cause much time for something bad to k k k Blvd,). East Hartford. Rev. William E. become involved in drugs, prostitu­ Joy Van Cleef Education and Welfare. to two other bills that would limit Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Care provided. Saturday, 5 p.m.. Service with Commu­ preaching, child care provided. malignancies. Our subject happen to a youngster in this situa­ In size, “Network” is a modest 70 Garth Road abortions for military women, Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, tion or crime, thus threatening their tion, who is already in a state of ★ ★ ★ associate minister. swears off that product im­ program, which, in the six years of Manchester military dependents and Peace Corps mediately. Another study communities and often destroying emotional turmoil, anger and grief. Using the Labor-HEW bill, the ■ By I 10 a .n ^ Worship Service, Church themselves. its existence, has sheltered 115 in­ women to life-saving situations. School, qliild care; 11 a m.. Coffee Hour; linds tobacco to be a prime This is where “Network” enters House can restrict the availability of Wings of Morning carcinogenic agent, but he dividuals, including 47 boys and 68 If these groups band together and CUFF SIMPSON I 6 p.m.,, Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim There seem to be several reasons abortions for poor women under the quibbles, argues with the the picture. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth for this; for one thing, it is no longer girls. Between forty and fifty homes get some help from women’s groups conclusions, and continues ★ ★ ★ Medicaid program. Lawmakers can Fellowship. have been on the roster at one time distressed over the fate of the If these could be instilled into the magnifying glass, and decided to A Chuckle From given us a bum deal ’ or "God has smoking. true that even a very young able- cast an anti-abortion vote on that bill AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Supervised by Mrs. Jennie Talbot, or another, usually about twenty at pregnancy disabmty bill. House hearts of men and women, how it testpass it before going into volume A Child forgotten all about me” or “We have A religious person, who bodied person can find many kinds of and make points with anti-abortion REFORMED CHliRCH, 661 Avery St , “Network” is a completely voluntary any one time. (After all, it might not [ Almanac ] would strengthen the fibre of our production. Within two hours, Blinky had such lousy luck it has got to would never think of employment, as he could generations ' members who have been voting anti­ Many families used to have South Windsor. organization which provides im­ lobbyists — without fear that poor living! change according to the law of violating the humanly con­ be at all hard to round up a 1,000 par­ abortion might find that for the first was arrested. He raged at the prayers before going to bed. One 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; .7 p.m.. ago, before the compulsory school women will rise up and vote them out And don’t forget the tenth one: averages.” We get these moods trived traditions of his mediate emergency help to young ticipants in a free water-melon­ Today is Saturday, Sept. 2, the time, they’ll be held accountable for treasurery agent, “I defy you,” four-year-old brought up in this night­ Evening Worship; No Sunday School. attendance and child labor laws of office. “You shall not covet ... ’’And the because we compare ourselves with church, when confronted people under eighteen years of age eating contest; but the social impact 245th day of 1978 with 120 to follow. their stand at the poUs this fall. placing the original and the spurious ly habit attended church for the first CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 became effective. In the old days he And their anti-abortion vote won’t verse goes on to apply to “anything bill side by side, “to tell me the others about it. with his specific who have left or been ejected from would probably not be noteworthy.) ’The moon is new. time with her parents. Quite puzzled Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. might be taken on as a cabin boy on a affect middle class and upper class that is thy neighbors.” To “covet” is difference between these two Anger is sometimes justified. In Cronin, pastor. transgressions of God's their own homes. The morning stars are Mercury, when the entire congregation law in the Scriptures, both ship, a drummer boy in the army, a The need for homes and housing for to “wish for enviously,” or “to tenspots.” the New Testament we read: “And Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday “Network” screens the homes Jupiter and Saturn. women who are more politically ac- kneeled, she whispered to her in religious and moral troubled youths has been placed desire (another’s possessions) in- “There is no difference, Blinky,” when he (Jesus) had looked round Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. hired hand on a farm, or an errand which are willing to participate in The evening stars are Mars and . tive and could cause trouble for an in­ { Yea mother, “What are they doing?” matters, equivocates, among the highest priorities in our oridinately or culpably.” If each of the T-man agreed, and that’s the about on them with anger, being ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, boy in a factory. the program (no state licensing is Venus. cumbent congressman. “Ssh-s-h” cautioned her parent with rationalizes, and reluses to area, as it has elsewhere in the state. us would seek more zealously “the trouble. It seems you made only one grieved at the hardness of their Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. surrender to Christ. Girls could be nursemaids, kitchen The House has boon relatively her finger over her lips, “they Wellner, rector. Those bom on this date are under 25 Years Ago mind of Christ,” there would be mistake. You copied your counterfeit hearts ... ” (Mark 3:5) And in the Old •'ll a man loves me. he helpers, store clerks, and so forth. succossful in past Uibtir-HKW abor­ are praying.” “What,” continued the 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. the 'ign of Virgo. . much less coveting, jealousy, and from a counterfeit.” What do we Testament there is the exhortation will keep my word. " .Icsus tion batik's with the Soiuilo, and this ’Twister visits Charter Oak Street. youngster, “ with their clothes on?” Family Service and Church School. So an adventurous youth who left American poet Eugene Field was bitterness. Perhaps each of us may copy? Or better, whom do we copy? in Psalm 4:4 that we “Be angry, but said (Jolin said CJohn VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD home with ,or without parental con­ Thouglif born Sept. 2, 1850. year House moiiibors have adddd 10 Years Ago find deep in our heart of hearts some And Another Also sin not.” When we let the sun go 14:'33i. And. "The word A Highway and a Low CHllRCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. sent could usually support himself; abortion language to throe other Thid date was Labor Day, The From a Child down upon our wrath, it can easily that 1 have spoken (not guidance in this story about a Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. There are some days that I just Herald did not publish. To everyman there openeth harden into hatred which an become tradition I will be his judge and in fact, many did very well for has created inem for a purpose and bills, pushing the Senate to three counterfeiter. Bennett Cerf in his “Laugh Day” 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; themselves. almost burst with the joy of the Lord, that he has a plan for their lives! The (Juunterfeiter A way, and ways, and a way, tells of Jerome Beatty’s nephew a malignant cancer of the soul. on the last dav," John our God. 1 know that he loves me, SCOOPS And the high soul climbs the high 11 a.m .. Worship Service, Nursery 12:48. . ★ ★ ★ Each one of us has a special gift ly D o m S n w d “Number 32146,” whom we will who announced that he was going out Hatred toward another is a sin. As available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, even me, a sinner and he accepts me CAMPOaUlD way, Adolesence has. always been a that no one else in this wide world CflNPOAUID call “Blinky” for short, was only on the lawn to pfay ball with God. the elders used to say, “Hate the sin, Nursery available. OF CHRIST just the way l am. AncKt)ie low soul gropes the low; but love the sinner.” What idea do we Vernon Streets stressful period, a time of occasional has and God wants us to use that gift Till ?mmr iS recently taken from a mental ward of Astonished, Beatty asked, “How do S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL The Psalmist says, “The joy of the for his glory. a prison and assigned a regular cell. And iri'between, on the misty flats. you play ball with God?” “It’s very accept as a guide for our feelings? Is CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ nI’lione 646-2903 stormy episodes, even in stable, well­ m m mr m The rest drift to and fro. L^rd is my strength,” and my heart What is your gift? Have you sub­ m m m It all dates back for the reason for his simple,” explained the nephew, “1 it another who lives by the law of the functioning families with loving sings. He also says, “ my cup runneth K m m But to everyman there openeth mitted your whole self to God and mm sumi. miKir mu incarnceration. Blinky was known as just throw the ball up in the air and jungle” “an eye for an eye ... ?” Or, parents and basically normal over. " I want to shout from the A high way and a low, is it Jesus Christ? mm i»iURiai of Manchester said, “God, use me. Speak through K h m m the Grandma Moses of God throws it back to me.” 647 East Middle Tpke. K.L. Gustafson, Pastor offspring. The developmental task of huu.sctup.s and let everyone know that me. I give you permission to use my counterfeiters. He was so meticulous And every man decideth The Ten Commandments are still . The way his soul shall go. Your Ideal’^ the adolescent is to separate from his Jesus Christ is King of Kings and gift for your glory.” copying a bill, it took the eagle eye of alive ... "And living in the hearts of family at least sufficiently to become Dird of Lords. — John Oxenham On occasion, I come across some many people.” They do not seem as “ FROM YOGA TO CHRIST’ ’ Oh. how God will pour out the abun­ a trained professional to detect his individual who is very bitter. This Yet as I look around me, I see so widely respected as they once were, Hear M. Gladstone Satyanadham from India a person in his own right. At best this dance of his grace upon you and you funny money from the real McCoy. 'I'wo Maxima feeling usually starts when someone many people who are bored and they but this very fact helps to explain the Wednesday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. happens in gradual stages over a long will know the joy of the Lord! For many months, Blinky worked ‘“The kindest word in all the world else has better luck, sounder health, period, but often a sudden crisis of don’t know what to do with their Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles on what he thought was a foolproof is the unkind word, unsaid.” Official terrible conditions that mark so Hear Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary time. They just hang around and do more money, smarker children, or much of our “modern” living. some kind or an authority crisis Bolton and Vernon set of engraving for a 10 dollar bill. Crosworld Puzzles even a better job. Anger, bitterness, Students nothing. Don't they know that God “You shall not kill.” Sunday 10:30 a.m. Karl Gustafson United Methodist Church .Vis chore completed, he wrinkled “ Faith is what make>.you feel the and jealousy flow back and forth un­ m . his work of art, compared it with the warmth of the hearth while you’re You shall not commit adultery. 6:30 p.m. John Rankin til sometimes it is difficult to tell original through a powerful You shall not steal." (Exodus chopping wood.” Frank Clak , which is which. We feel “fate has 20:13-15) “Sharing Jeiut Christ in Love" - ff'elcomel PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 2, 1978 Obituaries >' *<‘W*(SSES>S«?S5J >jW5;y Enterprising Youth Father LepafcxDies, Organizes Tag Sale Served St. Jos^h’s For Leukemia Fund ROCKVILLE — The Rev. Hyacinth A New York firm representative fund raising event for the Leukemia Meriden, Mrs. Elizabeth M. VLoom had first doubts when he received a Society of America, and followed A. Lepak, 72, of 33 West St., who had of Simsbury and Mrt. Helen L. served as pastor of St. Joseph’s letter recently from a Manchester through with a carnival in his yard. Healey ana Mrs. Louis, Czarnota, boy requesting some items for a tag Church for more than 25 years, died both of Hartford; and 48 w ces and That was the beginning of his fund­ sale to raise funds for leukemia Friday at the Msjjr. Bojnowski nephews. raising projects. Manor in New Britain. research. The family venture, managed by Friends and members of tbe parish Was it for real? Or was this just a Father Lepak was born Dec. 23, may call at the St. Joseph’s Rectory, Michael, .includes his younger ruse to get something for personal brother who helps solicit, and his 1905 in Buffalo, N.Y., and studied for 33 West St., Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 the priesthood at St. Thomas satisfaction? parents who help with transportation to 9 p.m. Robert Button of the GAF Corpora­ Seminary, Bloomfield, and Orchard Father Lepak’s body will lie in and marking the various new items Lake Seminary in Michigan. He was tion in New York City decid^ to that make up the tag sale. state at tbe church Monday from 4 exercise caution before complying ordained July 12, 1931 at the Univer­ p.m. until mass is celebrated at 7 Michael, an eighth grade student at } I with the boy’s request, and so he sity of Friebourg, Germany, and had p.m. Illing Junior High School, says that served parishes in Jewitt City, called The Herald to find out some his benefit tag sale features an array A concelebrated mass will take facts. Thoff^sonville, Middletown and New place Tuesday at 10;30 a.m. at tbe o|9 brand new merchandise obtained Britain. He had sewed as pastor of The Herald confirmed, in fact, that from stores throughout Connecticut, church. Burial will be in Mount St. Michael Lohr, 13, of 48 Avondale St. Joseph's Churclr from 1949 until Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and as 1977. Road, has scheduled his fourth an­ far away as Montreal and Ottawa in Memorial gifts may be made to St. nual tag sale to raise money for the He is survived by five brothers, Joseph’s Church or to the Msgr. Canada. Edwin P. Lepak of Enfield, Leukemia Society Of America. Rain Button was impressed with the The “Aztec Chimney Sweeps” arrive at a home complete with top hat, bow ties and tuxedo pants and vest. Bojnowski Manor, 50 Pulaski St., or shine, the event will be held at his Alexander L. Lepak of Windsor, John New Britain. report, on Michael and called him a home Sept. 9 and 10 from 1 to 5 p.m. S. Lepak of New Britain, George J. The White-Gibson-Small Funeral “real entrepreneur.’’ He said he will Lepak of Maryland and Robert R. In successive years, Michael has send Michael some viewmasters and Home. 65 Elm St., is in charge of raised ?70 $170 and $253. Lepak of Springfield, Mass.; four arrangements. pictorial products. sisters. Mrs. Laura Kostka of The young man has no used items at his sale. He solicits local Former opponents chat at opening businesses and writes (with his / M rs. IMartin Dt-mko IVIanuel Quental father’s help) to various companies Chimney Sweeps COVENTRY —Mrs. Katherine Manuel Quental, 68, formerly of Two former contenders for the position of Democratic can­ requesting items for the tag sale. Demko, 76, of 987 Cedar Swamp Road Manchester, died Thursday in Los didate for secretary of state enjoy a visit together at the Record companies, publishing died Friday at her home. She was the Gatos, Calif., after a long illness. opening of campaign headquarters for Gov. Ella Grasso houses, photo equipment companies wife of Martin Demko. A native of Fall River, Mass, he Thursday night in Manchester. Barbara Weinberg (left) a —Michael doesn’t hesitate to con­ Kindle Flame Within Your Heart(h) Mrs. Demko was born Nov. 25,1901 lived in Manchester for 18 years tact anyone who may benefit his fund in New Hartford and had lived in before moving to California six years local Democrat, made a brief run at the Democratic State raising campaign. Manchester before coming to Coven­ ago. Convention for the candidacy which was obtained by Barbara Four years ago, Michael picked up By GREG PEARSON They recently cleaned the chimney They have 11 different sized and try 36 years ago. She was a member Kennelly (right) (Herald photo by Chastain) Tom emphasized the safety of He was employed by Pratt & a pamphlet from a local fast food ser­ Herald Reporter of a home owned by Clara Smith, who shaped brushes. Some are square, having a chimney cleaned at least of Concordia Lutheran Church of Wbitney Aircraft, East Hartford, and vice with instructions for holding a ‘Twas the night before Christmas, is a music teacher in Manchester some rectangular. Each is designed once a year. Manchester and the Coventry Senior by Barney Peterman Plumbing, schools and a Weaver Road resident. to fit a different flue opening. Citizens. She and her husband When all through the house. “Most people in Manchester don’t Manchester, before his retirement. Tom and Karen arrived for the job “That covers most of what clean their chimneys. It’s just a observed their 53rd wedding anniver­ Survivors are a son, Ricardo Quen­ Not a creature was stirring. Fire Calls Police Report Not even a mouse. in white shirts and black vests, pants Manchester would have,” Tom said matter of time before something sary on Feb. 17. tal of Manchester; two daughters, The stockings were hung. and top hats. Tom wore a red, white of the variety of brushes he stores in happens,” he said. She is also survived by a son. Dr. Joyce Astle and Carol Brooks, both of and blue bow tie. M anchester But they would not be filled. the firm’s woodcovered truck. Chimney fires are a regular, and Richard M. Demko of Manchester; a Los Gatos, Calif.; and nine Robert H. Speno, 30, of 821 Spencer Friday, 12:22 p.m. —Gas washdown in for court Sept. 18. The spirit of Christmas _ The equipment they use also is a He and Karen place a drop cloth in dangerous, occurrence in the area, daughter, Mrs. Henry (Lillian) grandchildren. St. was charged Friday with front ofl8S. Hawthorne St. (Town) Vernon Would surely be chilled."” step up from the 18th-century the fireplace and begin the scrubbing he said. Sixteen occurred in Gankofskie of Coventry; a brother, The funeral will be Tuesday mor­ aggravated assault on a police of­ sweeps. High-powered vacuums, ficer and threatening. The family would suffer of the inside of the chimney. Manchester last year, he said. Michael Walek of East Germany; ning at the Almedida Funeral Home Rodney Theriault, 32, of 79 flexible metal rods and steel-fibered Police were called to the Speno Through some awfully bad luck. As they scrub, small clumps of “I’m surprised there hasn’t been a eight grandchildren and a great- in Fall River, Mass. Burial will be in East Hartford Brooklyn St., Rockville, was charged brushes have replaced brooms and home by his parents, who claim ^ he Friday with operating a vehicle while The problem was their chimney — debris, resembling a fine, powdery chimney fire already in some of the granddaughter. St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Fall River. Friday, 11:34 a m. -Medical call to ropes. The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. was harassing them. When a police under the influence of drugs or Santa was stuck. houses we’ve done,” Karen said. Friends may call at the funeral home Engine Co. 3. Burnside Avenue Tom said that a homeowner who at Concordia Lutheran St., Pitkin officer tried to gain entrance to his alcohol after he was observed driving Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, 2:17 p.m. —Investigation at 700 burns dry, hard woods, such as oak, Street, Manchester. The Rev. Burton Burnside Ave. room, he attacked the officer with a his car from one side of Prospect Cleaning chimneys isn’t something that is needed just to provide a clear probably needs a cleanup of the Strand, pastor, will officiate. Burial Lse for Fly Ash Friday, 3:15 p.m. -Rescue child who heavy wrench. He was being held Street to the other. Court date is Tom carries ladder as he and Karen head for work. will be in East Cemetery, fell into an open drain at 43 Cloverdale Friday night in lieu of a $1,000 bond. Sept. 12. Dr. Melvin Horwitz passage for Santa. chimney once a year. Homeowners PARSIPPANY, N.J. (UPI) - Fly Road. It’s a matter of safety and avoiding who use green or soft woods should Manchester. ash, a waste product from coal- Court date is Sept. 18. Roger Benoit, 70, of 29 Brookiyn Friends may call at Watkins Charles Welch of Enfield was St., Rockviiie, was charged Friday chimney fires. At least, that’s what have it done at least twice a year, he burning electric generating plants, is Friday. 3:23 p.m. —Natural gas leak at said. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St.. charged with operating a vehicle with operating a vehicle while under By-Pass Group Tom Samperi and Karen Bride, two used as a partial replacement for ce­ 18 Concord St. local chimney sweeps, say. To check if a chimney needs Manchester, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. ment. while his license was under suspen­ the influence of drugs or alcohol Friday, 7:01 p.m. -M edical call to 80 _ They operate “Aztec Chimney cleaning, the homeowner should open The family suggests that any Subsidiaries of General Public O'Connell Drive. sion. Court date is Sept. 12. after he was involved in a two-car ac­ ToHearHorwitz memorial gifts may be made to Con­ Maureen A. Quinn, 20, of 16 cident in the Connecticut Bank and Sweeps,” a chimney-cleaning the damper to the fireplace. If soot Utilities Corporation have con­ Friday, 7:11 p.m. —Food burning on Dr. Melvin Horwitz will be the and dirt falls out, it’s cleaning time. cordia Lutheran Church or to the stove in apartment at 541 Burnside Ave. Hathaway Lane was arrested on a Trust Co. parking lot in Rockville. business they started recently. tracted to sell as much as 200,000 tons guest speaker at the Intestinal By- Also, if the homeowner looks up the American Cancer Society, 237 E. Friday, 7:31 p.m. -M edical call to 2 warrant Friday afternoon and The driver of the other car was Peter Both are former^ Manchester In fact, most of their chimney charcoal, rain down from inside the of fly ash annually to the construc­ Pass Group meeting Wednesday at residents who will soon be moving chimney and sees clumps of debris Center St., Manchester. tion industry. Forbes St. charged with second-degree failure A. Casa, 18, of 46 Columbine Road, sweeping is done from inside the chimney. 7:30 p.m. in the conference rooms at into a house in Ashford. Much of their starting to form on the sides, it is to appear in court. She was released Tolland. Court date for Benoit is Manchester Memorial Hospital. Dr. home. Occasionally, they do have to The vacuum cleaner is a high- on a non-surety bond for court Sept. 12. chimney-sweeping business is in go on a roof, but for most homes this powered one designed for collecting time to call the local chimney sweep. Horwitz specializes in this kind of The chimney sweeping job may be appearance Sept. 18. Walter Deptula, 26, of Route 87, surgery. Manchester and surrounding towns. is not necessary. fine dust. What the vacuum cleaner Mark J. Juliano, 21, of 14ffDowney Columbia, was charged Friday with They don’t quite match the image “We prefer to work from the in­ doesn’t catch, the drop cloth does. uncommon, but it is not unlikeable. Holiday Work on Roads All Interested persons and their of the dancing and singing, but slight­ Karen used to work as a waitress Drive was charged with operating a failure to obey a stop sign, operating side,” 'Tom said. Most chimneys in Manchester are families, both those who have had the ly dirty, chimney sweep that Dick at a small restaurant. motor vehicle while a license and without a license and operating under surgery and those who are con­ The damper of the home’s 20 to 25 feet and take about 45 suspension after his car struck a car Van Dyke played in “Mary Poppins.” “I like this a lot better,’’ she said. registration is under suspension and sidering it, are invited. There will be fireplace is opened and the flexible minutes to an hour to clean, Tom speeding. He was also charged with operated by Byron S. Birtles,40, of 36 Their singing is saved for the metal rods can be attached together said. Tom likes his customers—“Usual­ a question and answer period. shower, and dancing on a roof can be ly, wood-burners are really nice Heavy in Massachusetts possession of less than four ounces of Bette Drive, Manchester, at the in­ Anyone wishing more information to the needed height. A steel brush They are capable of greater marijuana when he was stopped on tersection of exit ramp 95 of dangerous. But, they do capture then is attached to the end of the rod heights, though. They recently people” — and his freedom — “If we or who is in need of transportation is some of that old-time flavor with the get too hot or too dirty, we just quit WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) — WestMiddle Turnpike early Friday. Interstate 86 and Route 85 in Vernon. and is used to scrub the insides of the cleaned a 40-foot chimney in Capen Circle Bridge. Also on Route 3 Maine asked to call Claire Berry at 871-9081, costumes they wear. for the day,” he said. Motorists traveling the highways of He was released on a non-surety bond Court date for Deptula is Sept. 15. or Georgette Kennedy at 646-3517. chimney. Eagle ville. work is being suspended southbound Motorists should not encounter any New England during the Labor Day between Duxbury and Plymouth holiday weekend will experience the construction-related delays during through Monday, northbound the weekend. most construction related delays in between Plymouth and Duxbury New Hampshire Massachusetts, the ALA Auto and Saturday through Tuesday. About Town Construction work will be general­ Travel Club reported. On Route 128 and U.S. Route 1 Here is a state-by-state breakdown ly suspended Saturday, Sunday and north or south in the Dedham area Monday and also Tuesday morning in The Old Guard of Emanuel Without Partners, will have a dance p.m. in Manchester. For more infor­ of the situation: minor construction-related delays Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday MaasachuBelts areas where the traffic volume is tonight from 9 to 1 at Fiano’s mation call toll free 1-800-842-2288. may be encountered due to a detour heavy. at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of the Restaurant, Bolton. Motorists using the Southeast church for a program. All retired in effect in conjunction with ongoing Vermont Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Expressway in Boston can expect reconstruction of the Route 1 bridge. men of the community are invited. Manchester WATES will have a delays at two work sites, northbound All paving operations will be Monday at 8;30 p.m. at 102 Norman A detour on Interstate 91 north suspended from until Tuesday mor­ After the program, the Beethoven business meeting, which is open to HERALD ^tween the Massachusetts Avenue between Greenfield and Bemardston St. The group will also meet each ning. Chorus, under the direction of James members only, Tuesday at the Tuesday and Friday at 8:30 p.m., FEATURE PHOTOS interchange and the Dewey Square will also be in effect. McKay, will rehearse. Italian-American Club. Weighing in Tunnel (South Station) in Boston due Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Sunday at will be from 7 to 8 p.m. 3:30 p.m. at 102 Norman St. More in­ BY to bridge deck repair, and Connecticut Emanuel Hill Chapter of southbound in wicinity of the Granite formation may be obtained by calling CHASTAIN Work on all state projects will be Alcoholics Anonymous will meet The local chapter of Parents 646-9235. AA contact is available 24 Avenue exiydue to deck repairs on tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of AND suspended until noon Tuesday. Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 hours daily by calling 646-2355. the NepopSet River Bridge at the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 MiMTIine. Rhode Island ( Lottery ] PINTO Any construction work which Church St. Traffic on Route 3 is advised to be would interfere with traffic will be ^utious near exit 26 in Braintree due HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning suspended over the Labor Day daily number drawn Friday in the Manchester Chapter, Parents x o reconstruction under way on weekend. Connecticut lottery was 254. SHOP PINEHURST

EkASTfg SATURDAY 8AM - 6PM Sub Firm Denies Move STOCKINGS In Memoriam Conlinupd from Page One WHEELCHAIRS PLEASE NOTE* MONDAY site for any possible new facility,” “That land will be available for Elec­ In loving memory of Charles W. Car- the company added. son who passed away September 3, tric Boat development by the end of 1954 PINEHURST GROCERY OPEN concerned” because leasing Later in the day, Rhode Island agreements with the state have this month. That information was From Wife and Oiildren. Tom and Karen examine the stiff wire brush used for scraping the chimney. Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy joined conveyed to the Electric Boat people LAR0RDAY8AM-12:30PM become w rapp^ up in red tape. General Dynamics in scotching the “The possibility of encountering before this story came out.vv ASK FOR FREE ANNIVERSARY report that it was considering “I think we can safely say that by High on a roof top, Tom and Karen begin their chores. excessive delays in obtaining moving the Quonset operation. IHTIVEIUIEIHVENPGUKS VINYL COUPON HOLDER necessary approval has caused the the end of the month, the state can “I’m concerned about the workers EXCEUfSr EOff EAEEEfNO E CAHHIHa company to begin preliminary enter into legal agreements to allow and their families and the effect a EB to go ahead with their plans,” RED BMVENSTERN 'MAXWELL HOUSE studies of alternative sites,” the rumor like this would have on their statement said. Garrahy said. and future,” he said. He said he plans to meet soon with COFFEE lb. , “It should be emphasized that Answering General Dynamics’ MILTON APPLES there has been no decision to build General Dynamics officials at veiled warning that delays in ob­ Quonset and Groton and Board Chair­ SWEET APPLE CIDER additional facilities nor has there taining land for its, proposed *CHICKEN LEGS been any decision with regard to any man David Lewis in St. Louis to push automation-expansion, Garrahy said. the Quonset site for expansion. FERRANDO ORCHARD BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ OUBTONBURY 3 MB** Bayond VHo% RMtouri t *CHICKEN ^ Vernon Projects Cause RR EASTSl^ S’1.09 Continued from Page One' GOME AND PLAY North Street, both said the pond was ^ e water flow from the Vernon dam very clean when it was first dredged Until the Vernon plant is repaired, is increased, it should increase the by the town, making it possible for the residents around Union Pond will aeration which will speed up the con­ TALL their children to fish and swim there. have to suffer with the stench, which sumption of the sewage. COKE OR For the time being no one is going Salcius said chlorinating the p<^d they say is unbearable. It has forced near the pond, they said. Mrs. the residents to close their windows, would probably not solve .the CEDAR Berzenski said she was surprised to and the children to play indoors, Mrs. problem. He said the problem Ums see a fish jump Friday. She said Steffie Berzenski of 29 Kerry St. said. not cause a health hazard, as lo n g ^ TAB 89< many of the fish were gathering in Mrs. Berzenski, who has lived in a person does not come into direch schools around the shore of the pond. BINQO the Kerry Street home, two houses contact with the water. He advises^ BIG 64 O Z . ^ Some of the bacteria was so thick it from the pond, most of her life said against swimming in the pond now. looked like a blue dye over the pond The town is aiming for Class B she can never remember the smell one day this week, Mrs. Berzenski from the pond being as bad as it has quality of water for Union Pond GET THE VERIBEST BEEF PAHIES said. which could be swam in. Right now it AT PINEHURST been lately, even before the town Salcius said, that the current dredged and cleaned up the pond would be rated Class C, Salcius said. UP TO $350. IN CASH PRIZES PINEHURST GROCERY INC. about five years ago. problem should not affect the over-all The quality of water should im­ ORANQE HALL quality of the water. He said the Mrs. Berzenski and Mrs. Annette prove once the new Vernon Treat­ M EAST CENTER ST. 302 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Inside the Ijouse, Tom inspects the chimney. bacteria will die off quicker once the Kelehan, owner of Kelly’s Pub on ment plant is in full operation, he MANCHESTER. CONN. (Next to Armory) cooler weather comes. He said once said. A few sweeps with a wire brush loosens soot. ■PAGE E ig h t - Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 2, 1978 Vernon Schools Open Area Briefs A 1 MANCHESTERMMCH^TER EVENING evening HERALD. TOALD. Manchester p .,,,. '^R*strriSSKS5SS«SDa Ben Andrews Wants to Be ‘Dynamite’ Cone course is planned for ressman Apple Festival AARP Meets Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. ByRv JAIVE lAIVF ANDERSON Full Day Wednesday Bess Howe, chairperson sometime in October. Joan Abbott, librarian, gressman in this century was Oscar The regular meeting of First District — a bastion the not falling in love with black people California. for the Vernon United Library Open said many new books have HARTFORD (UPI) - If Ben An­ DePriest, a Chicago real estate Democrats have controlled for Andews worked for 9*/2 years for national board of directors. the Vernon area chapter of drews is elected this November, he’ll because we’re not talking about that. Under his direction, the state Vernon schools will open 11:05; school hours 8:35 to 10:55; Methodist Church’s annual American Assocation of ANDOVER - The An­ been added to the library broker who served in the House from decades. Ve’re talking about you.” the Olin Corp. where he was assistant next scheduled school day. become the first black Republican in 1929 to 1935. NAACP has received national Wednesday, Sebt. 6, with a full day P.M. Session; Buses arrive noon, apple festival, has ap­ Retired Persons will be dover Public Library will during the past month. It includes Hartford, the state “Some people saw my unanimous public relations director. When the Late Buses the U.S. House in almost 50 years. NAACP awards for work on issues schedule. All cafeterias will be open. pointed the following per­ held on Monday, Sept. 11 at be open ea:^h Saturday The library is also open Andrews registered as a capital where many blacks and Puer­ endorsements from rural areas as firm's headquarters moved from leave 2; 40 and 2:50; school hours Students at Vernon Center Middle Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. But he doesn’t care about that. All he Republican in 1976 after starting Itis such as economic development, The price of Type A lunches for 12;10 to 2:40. sons as chairpersons of 1:30 p.m. at the Rockville beginning Sept. 9 from 2 to to Ricans live. But Andrews knows some great acceptance of black New York City to Stamford in 1968. School and at Rockville High School, various booths: and Tuesdays and Fridays wants to be Ts a "dynamite” con- political life first as'a Democrat and energy, special revenue sharing and students in the elementary schools Regular bus schedules will be U nit^ Methodist Church, 5 p.m. ^gressman. he has to persuade well-to-do whites people,” Andrews said. “It’s not Andrews bought a house in Danbury. will be 50 cents. Type A lunches for who normally use school bus White Elephant table, Story hours for pre- from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. then as an independent. It is his first living in certain affluent suburbs that land use. published but it should be noted that Grove Street. Mrs. Madsen Andrews, 38, since 1971 the that. People are looking for answers In 1970, he was invited to a local the students at Vernon Center Middle transportation, will be provided with Frances Cutting; country school ''hildren will begin bid for elective office. he is their man. 'Tve been working for eight years, times are estimated for the first few of Manchester will speak executive director of the Connecticut to their problems. If they think they NAACP meeting. ”1 thought going to School and Rockville High School the services of a late bus to allow kitchen, Leimpe Han- His race has been targeted for ■ Andrews’ candidacy has been en­ the meeting would be a good cor­ often 12 to 15 hours a day with no days. Changes in both schedules and and give a demonstration NAACP, said, “ When 1 get to see that in you, they look past skin will be 55 cents. At Rockville High, a them to fully participate in all sanc­ naford; candy and pop­ money and other support by the dorsed by GOP town committees in color.” porate thing to do. They made me vacations. My friends say. ‘Ben, you times will be made after buses have on creations in stained Film-stage tie Congress, I really want to ^e effec­ always said you would never run for la carte items are on’the menu at tioned after-school, co-cufricular and corn, Carolyn Geer; hot glass. national Republican Party. Andrews West Hartford and Glastonbury, Andrews, the son of a Dayton, president that night, not because I been in operation several days. tive. I want people to say not that I’m office-^That's true. I did say that.” various prices. extra-curricular activities. Fop dogs, hamburgers, David NEW YORK (UPI) - Friedgian and Irwin says he is grateful and has used the among the state’s wealthiest com­ Ohio, bakery owner, is a graduate of was so great but because there was a Pupils will be notified by the bus A six-day trip to Virginia the first of anything. I want people to “But p e o ^ elected to office often Schools open at different hours further informStfcn about this ser­ Howe; apple pies and Warner Communications Meyer, co-producers of party’s research facilities extensive­ munities, and in small, rural farm Ohio’s Central State College. A 6- vacuum in leadership." driver of these change. Bus tickets vice, please speak directly to the ap­ and North Carolina is being say, ‘He is dynamite.’” ly. But he says raising money is still have no understanding of problems because of bus schedules. Opening refreshments, Anna Tyler; taken by the group on Sept. Inc., which controls “Annie” and other towns on the periphery of the dis­ footer, he wears mod clothes and Six months later, he was elected will be issued by each school for pur­ propriate school principal. Only 21 black men have been a problem. and I do. I come from a torporate and closing hours for the schools are: baskets of apples. Bob 5. The bus will leave the Warner Bros. Pictures and Broadway shows and trict. wheels around town in a bright state president and three months poses of identification. If a student in The use of late buses will be Republican members of the House of His opponent, William Cotter of mentality, but I was sensitized as a Rockville High: Buses ar'rr^ 7:20, Bradley; plants and has wide interests in the ownqrs of the 46th Street “I talked to the farmers and one of yellow Corvette. He has been after that, he became regional presi­ Grades 6-12 does not have his/her bus govered by the present rules and church at 7:30 a.m. On Oct, Representatives since Reconstruc­ Hartford, is a four-term Democrat younger person to the struggle of leave 1:35; school hours are 7:45 to ticket upon boarding a bus, the driver gourds, Adeline Green­ 3, a one-day trip is planned entertainment industry, is Theater. them said, ‘Listening to you, I find I separated for five years from his dent of 10 Northeastern states. In 1:29. regulations as determined by the tion, The last black Republican con- seeking re-election in Connecticut’s black people. I’m aware of the will allow them on the bus. However, field; music. Bob Johnson. for Steamtown at Bellows making a “substantial” but agree with you and I like you. We’re wife and two children who live in 1975, he was elected to the NAACP's Vernon Center Middle: Buses policy of the Vernon Board of Educa­ The festival will be held unspecified investment in streets and the boardroom.” the student will be required to show tion. Falls, Vt. The cost $16.50 Eyeglasses arrive at 7:40, leave 2; school hours their bus ticket to the drive on the Sept. 16 at the Vernon per person with lucnch at the legitimate theater. The are 7:45 to 1:55. United Methodist Church, investment is being made PrescripUom Filled the Chester Inn and ride on Lowest Prices Cheney Tech: Buses arrive 8, leave Route 30, Vernon, from 10 steam train included. through a joint venture ARTHUR DRUG Quit Smoking Clinics 2:30; school hours are 8 to 2:20. a.m. to 4 p.m. A defensive driving with Regency Com­ St. Joseph, St. Bernard: Buses munications Ltd., which is HaiKord • Manchester arrive 8:15, leave 2:05; school hours headed by Stephen R. 9 are 8;30 to 2. Combined Budget Asked Offered This Month _ Shops open Sunday am-5|] Sykes; Buses arrive 8, leave 2:25; Y O U U AIW A YS DO e n r o o t M P WRTH w w .. school hours are 8; 05 to 2:20. VERNON —Mayor Frank McCoy some of the council members called clinics will be conducted Since over- -50 - people signed up tfoi \ j i theW IC lU18 Shop Stones Closed All Day Monday 1 ahnr by^ Dothboth thetho Manchesterl\^3nch(*st-pr nffir*ooffice ofrtf the rrljirtPc m ftia f5t«ef rtloruru a o o _ i __ Talcottville : Buses arrive 8, leave has written to the town's two fire for the appointment of a committee places in the first class, the ACS is plan­ 1:55; school hours 8:10 to 1:50. chiefs and asked them to work to work out plans for consolidating American Cancer Society and the ning to start other classes at the end of Pre-School - A.M session only: Manchester Health Department this September, said Taglianetti. together to prepare a combined the departments. September. school hours 8:10 to 10:45. budget for the fiscal year of 1978-79. Mayor McCoy, in his letter to the # p Dr. Alice Turek said that the Health Stop & Shop “Great Beef” USDA Choice Northeast, Skinner, Vernon The Rockville Department, headed chiefs, said, “In accordance with While this is the first ACS clinic in Department plans to start new sessions in Elementary, Lake Street and Maple by Chief Donald Maguda, and the developments over the past few Manchester, the Health Department has October, but she said that their plans are Street: Buses arrive 8:25, leave 2:40 Vernon Departmen, headed by Chief months, I am confirming my direc­ two courses already in progress, one due hindered by not knowing how many people and 2:50; school hours 8;25 to 2:40. William Johnson, have been separate tive to both the Vernon Fire Depart­ to end this Tuesday and the other Sept. 12. are dropping out of their program to join Center K indergarten, A.M. entities even though all other ment and the Rockville Fire Depart­ CUP & REDEEM Ihe Health Department’s new series of the ACS clinic. Session: Buses arrive 8, leave 10:35; departments of the town, including ment to combine budgets for fiscal five weekly one and one-half hour sessions Turek said that she is happy that the school hours 8:05 to 10:35; P. M. the police, were combined when the yjar 1978-79 and consolidate in every will start at 6:30 p.m., Tues., Sept. 19 at ACS clinic is starting, and added that the 2 Session: Buses arrive 11:45, leave town governments were consolidated respect.” Whiton Library at 100 N. Main St. interest generated by the Health 2 2:25; school hours 11;50 to 2:20. about 13 years ago. He added, “This notice is intended Cold Mnd stamp^ Viiiiif Donna Taglianetti, Manchester ACS Department’s clinic made members * wtkCtmMiRiiiM. Northeast, Vernon Elementary, Over the past several months there to give p u adequate time to prepare director, says that the ACS clinic will realize the great need for such a program Skinner, Lake, Maple, A.M. Session: have been some problems as to what a combined budget.” begin class on Tuesday at E. Center St "It’s a learning thing,” said Turek! Roast Buses arrive 8:25, leave 10:55 and areas tiie departments cover, and HERE SHOW IT WORKS r “"i AiPSTORt COUPOIt^ under the direction of Carol Jodaitis. The People learn how to smoke, they can WITH THIS VALUABLE f non-smoking course consists of seven learn how to stop.” IT'S EASY AS I-2-3-4 COUPON & A >5“’ OR non^onsecutive sessions whose purpose is For more information, contact Donna CoOtct Com Bond StmamrylMm youihipAtP. yougol LARGER PURCHASE to help people “quit smoking and keep m ~M m Tn' itMip tor o«ity doUt you ipond lucipl Taglianetti at 643-2168 and Dr. Alice I'nq roDitto 1 N off, said Taglianetti. I. on productt iidudod by low.) Turek at 649-5281, ext. 211. *Contains not more than 26% fat - Sold in 51b. pkgs. only. Hebron Fair Opens Thursday Son your rliiryis in bindy "Supir boobllU aviiliNi II Ilia cbockiiamli. Eacli booblol bcMi 30 eoM«i I Tms The Hebron Harvest Fair, spon­ 8;30 p.m. Sunday’s program of events. There 1 lb. pkg. Bldoom you IlM Srpor Savingi bootlotl louildi Itia Supor Swimmers Help MS Unit sored by the Lions Club, will be held Saturday’s events are; Exhibit icOLD BOND will be Judiko and Karate from 2 to 3 Saroip Specials ol you cinco Pars an t nan ipadalittik Sim Glory Bacon Sliced Sept. 7, 8, 9 and 10 on Route 85 in m b Walcb ou ado judging, 9:30 a.m.; horse show, 9;30 p.m.; King Arthur the Lion, 3 p.m.; EAST HARTFORD — Eleven youths Paquette, , and Terry Tanguay, 81. O M OF THt STOP • IHOP COMFANIU Hq^on. It will be open from 6 to a.m.; sheep, beef, dairy and swine STAMPS 81 Available In stores $ 4 C Q Mountain Laurel Chorus, Sweet y«i can also ladoom you slamps l» boauUlU gilts Irom I swam a total of 759 laps in the Drennan The East Hartford Recreation Depart­ 11:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday, show, 10 a.m.; contest on stage for Adelines, 3;30 p.m.; doodle bug con­ Ibo Sold Bond calatog San you slamps In bandy Sill I LMTOK COUPON PBIFAbi.y AP-2 stop & Shop Pastromi with service delis I ■ O v ? lb > Sams Boots, avadablt Im al A(P Pool at McAuiiffe Park Wednesday to ment was presented a plague following the 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Saturday; kids and grownups, 2 p.m.; goat ^ VAmSB>I.3-B.1»7B 600 test, 6 p.m.; King Arthur the Lion, 7 raise money for the Connecticut River swiin-a-thon in appreciation of its fund­ and from 11 a.m. till 11:30 p.m. on show, 2 p.m.; King Arthur the Lion, 3 p.m. and at 9 p.m. Valley chapter of the national Multiple raising efforts. Making the presentation Sunday. p.m.; Marlborough Country Square Additional attractions will include Fresh Flounder Fillets Sclerosis organization. was Miss Connecticut-World, Cindy Leddy Opening day events will include a exhibition, 3 to 4 p.m.; Marlborough amusements, a midway, many food The swimmers raised money during a of Windsor Locks, to Fred Balet, depart­ Prices eNeclive Sun farm tractor pull, 6 p.m.; Big H Fife & Drum Corps, 4;30 to 5:30 booths, bingo all day, arts and crafts lb Sect 3 -Sat Sect 9 mUvr>ess midnight-to-three o’clock swim-a-thon by ment director. '2.99 to al CK/ oisiomefs « « reserve me ngt>i to Queen Contest, 7 to 8 p.m.; and p.m.: pony pulling contest, 6 p.m.; show, rides and games, antique farm kmrt sales to rtvee pacM(jes of arry item except getting sponsors to pledge a certain Others on hand for the ceremonies were where otherwise noted Items oNered lor sale not avaiixiie m Frankie Knick and his Country King Arthur the Lion, 7 p.m.; The equipment display, etc. case Of to other dealers or wholesalers 'CodyngM 1978 by Slop* amount for each lap completed. Bob Fralick, executive director of MS Shoo Sioermarkels M r>^ts reserved Not resoor»<)le 'or typogrxrfw:ai erros Knights on stage, 8 to 11:30 p.m. Coachmen on stage, 7:30 to 11:30 Tickets on a daily basis or for all The 11 youths and the distances they Marion McGrath, the East Hartford On Friday: Horse pull, 6:30 p.m.; p.m.; and King Arthur the Lion, 9 four days of the fair are available at Tomato swam are: Debbie Rule, 20 laps; volunteer for the Connecticut River Wedsel’s Edsels, 7 to 11 p.m.; and p.m. most Hebron Stores or from any Maryellen Branches!, 15; Charlie Estey, Valley chapter, and John Cummiskey Jr., Stop & Shop Coupon King Arthur the Lion High Wire Act, An oxen pull at 11 a.m. will open member of the Hebron Lions Club. S 20; Alan Smith, 150; David Shuckerou, 69; the swim-a-thon organizer and the With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase Anne Grabowski, 74; Mike Tanguay, 88; Recreation department’s aquatics direc­ WITH ONE FILLED W ITH ONE f il l e d Tina Paquette, 60; Ken Bockus, 101; Mary tor. WITH ONE FILLED WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET FREE! ” Six Credit Courses Offered SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET English Muffins Stops Shop-Reg orSplit-12ozpkgof6 EAST HARTFORD — A group of in over 30 other transfer and career be Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon; Manchester 4-H’ers Get six credit courses will be offered programs offered by the college. Qoy Sy Sept 3 -Sat Soz. Large^ Manchester Community College. provides an opportunity for in­ MRSALBffiTS CHEERIOS SLICED Debbie Dube won 11 blue and six red rib­ The six courses are Principles of dividuals who want to experiment Laura Hewitt was named Senior Grand bons in arts and crafts; home ats, one red, stop & Shop Accounting, Human Biology, In­ with college-level studies before for­ MARGARINE CEREAL BACON (Jiampion in arts and crafts with 17 blue, and record books, two white ribbons. troduction to Economics II, Introduc­ mally undertaking degree work, and five red and two white ribbons. In home Grade “A" ONE-POUND PKQ. ONE-10OZ.PKG. ONE-HALF POUND PKG. Susan Ferguson was named Senior tion to Literature, United States for others who simply want to take arts she received five blue and two red Reserve Champion in home arts with ten with coupon Sept 3 -Sai. Sepi^jjjM to^ p y c u slo met 2 8 9 c P History II and Intermediate Algebra. courses in subjects of personal in­ Coventry ribbons; foods, two blue; vegetables, one blue and five red ribbons. In canning she Dairy fPj Each is a three-credit course except terest. All Schools blue; flowers, one white; photography, received four red ribbons; vegetables, one for the accounting course in which is Classes will begin on Monday, two red and record boos, one blue and one blue and one red, and record book, one Stop & Shop Coupon worth four credits. Wednesday; Orange juice, red. Her dog was named Grand CTiampion Sept. 11 and will continue through Jan. blue. With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase cheeseburger, potato chips, tossed WITH ONE FILLED with two blue, three red, one white and By completing a selection from the 11, 1979. Each course will meet one WITH ONE FILLED WITH ONE FILLED Dawn Keish received four blue ribbons SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET WITH ONE FILLED 40 courses that will be given over the salad, milk, fruit cup. SUPER SAVINGS b o o k l e t SUPER SAVINGS b o o k l e t two yellow ribbons. Her dog placed second night a week from 7 to 9; 40 except SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET in arts and crafts and one red ribbon in Orange Juice five semesters, a student can meet the accounting course. It will meet Thursday; Lasagna (meat and in the fitting and showing class and campcraft. the requirements of an associate from 6;30 to, 10 p.m. cheese sauce), buttered green beans, received one blue ribbon in dog obedience. Katie Virr was winner of the Comnec- „ stop & Shop degree in general studies as well as a Walk-in registration at the main pan roll, milk, fresh fruit. Paula Hewitt received nine blue and one ticut Fairs Junior Baking Contest with her ” 12oz. can high percentage of the requirements campus of MCC, 60 Bidwell St., will Friday: Juice, pizza, tossed salad,' white ribbons in arts and crafts; one red pumpkin bread. She will compete with the Frozen ^ milk, fruit or Jell-0. in home arts; flowers, one white; camp- winners of other Connecticut fairs in late .Juice rsn ^ Goog Suri Sy j 3-Sal Sepl 9 Lwirt one per cmlomet 2 9 0 C craft, one blue and three white, and October. She won three blue ribbons in Frozen three-714 OZ. jars OF U.S.NO. I.-WHITE record book, one red ribbon. THREE lO'A OZ. CANS OF 3'4 OZ.-PERSONAL SIZE foods and one blue each in campcraft and Community Calendars Holly Johnson was awarded eight blue record book and for her fruit salad Slop & Shop Coupon j and two red ribbons in arts and crafts; demonstration. 18 ounce package M , With thts coupon ar>d a $7 50 purchase GERBER’S lO-lb. BAG CAMPBELL’S IVORY home arts, two red and one white; Andover Wednesday Hebron BABY FOOD POTATOES SOUP Wheaties Cereal Monday Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p m BAR SOAP Whole Wheat Town Hall. . ’ Monday ALL JUNIOR VARIETIES ALLPURPOSE Labor Day, all town offices An- TOMATO FOUR BAH PACK Audit of East Hartford M Flakes ^ ______dover Public Library and Andover Parks and Recreation Commis­ Town Office Building closed in Wwities 4 9 , 18 ounce pkg. sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. observance of holiday. Whole Wheat Flakes j Son Sept3 ja i_ S e p t 9 Lfti< one pet cualomet 2 9 l £ s ■ ■ Disposal Area will be closed. IS with coupon Tuesday Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill Tuesday Due Within Two Weeks Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. Water Pollution Control Workshop I CMtU^ Knit OoaMYwFngriti Mary s. Football cheerleader registration, Planning Session, 7:30 p.m.. Town S taitist Macaroni EAST HARTFORD —A complete audit audit for a municipality must conform to Stop & Shop Coupon 6.30 p.m., Gilead Hill School, Gilead. Office Building. Coca-Cola StoD& Shop-Grade “AA” Thursday I Tuna ACheoie report with recommendations should be state accounting regulations and be . With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase W»«dnes6lay Wce per ciislo m e r Hebron Harvest Fair, 10 a.m.. Good Sun .Sept 3-Sat Sepl 9 Lmd oiw per oistomer 2 9 7 | Thursday CUBE problem,” the chief said . “The motor­ ding the school where they won’t be Grocery* — Coventry Route 85, Lion’s Park. cycles and radar units will be in all areas expose to traffic hazards. ^ Grocery* Eary dismissal for St. Rose (noon ^STEAKS Slop B Shop Coupon ||(t( dismissal) and St. Christopher (1 nib I'oir ^ to assist people and enforce all traffic jlllllll ^*°P* 6hopCou^n|(|!jy) M o n d a y TOiofci/F Vvrth die coupon ^ __ ^ p.m.) schoois. regulations.” With this coupon With this coupon Labor Day, Town Hall and Sanitary South Windsor nitnwiiii TOP $1 With this coupon . Women’s flag football, coaches Drumm issued the following Park Schedule Landfill clos^. CAHM3I I9{ LMM f0 w 8 8 * BLADE S A V E 3 0 ' S A V E 2 0 ' SAVEIO’ meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Tuesday: Town Council, 8 p.m.. suggestions to help prevent injury to 9% ounce pkg. Morton’s S A V E 2 5 * STEAKS! EAST HARTFORD —The Department 16 ounce pkg French’s Betty Crocker-1 3 '/2 0 z . pkg. 64 OZ. btl. All temperature Tuesday Recreation office. Town Hall. Town Hall; Avery Sreet School children; Teachers Luncheon, noon, school —While all students who walk to school of Parks and Recreation announces that Steak House m Big Tate m ^ Blueberry „ m Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Friilay the summer schedule for the parks and Liquid All ^ Hall Board Room. cafeteria. should be instructed on choosing the safest ^ Steak Platter zse^ Early dismissal for St. Rose (noon pools will end Labor Day, Sept. 4. Martin, jtoodMashed Stft.Sept 3-S«t. Sept Potatoes B iwx one p«f cuetome* 299J' l^t Muffin Mix "L Laundry Detergent p | Republican Town Committee, 8 Thursday: Zoning Board of route, this is particularly important to the Good Sun.Sepl 3-Sal. Sept 9 L>nit one pet customer Good SUA.Sept 3-Sit. Sept g L n i one per customt* 2 0 1 b dismis.sal) and St. Christpoher (1 Apjwals hearing, 7:30 p.m., Town Goodwill, McAuiiffe, Gorman and p.m., Town Hall Planner’s Office. p.m.) schools. 1135 TOUAHD 1HPKE-CIILB0B WOk MAHCKSTER younger student who is beginning classes. Parents should be certain that their Hockanum parks and all outdoor pools and youngsters are kufficiently skilled in the the high school pools vrill be Open oh Mon­ day froih 12 to 5 p.m. MANCHESTER -EASr HARTfORD •VERNON ...... f S iS S ’.,- .. PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conh., Sat,, Sept. 2, 1978 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn,. Sat.. S<»pl 2, 1978 •- PAGE ELEVEN I - w y ...... lUMUli I.LWm.TlKMWIM.^,^ Seeded Players Alive 30X, I ank8 Lose! world | f t Running into some effective pitching by Paul Mitchell of Seat­ After Tough Matches tle and Matt Keough of Oakland, the New York Yankees-and Boston Red Sox both last last night. Boston still holds a 6Vz game ^EW YORK (UPI) - Vitas Gerulaitis had won the first set, 6-2, seeded woman to fall was No. 10 lead with the magic number 23 for Boston to win the American By G^ulaitis, Guillermo Vilas but was trailing 5-6 when the match Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia, who League’s Eastern Division. Joe M Roscoe Tanner flirted'with was held up. quit with a leg injury in losing 2-6,2-4 Mitchell outdueled Catfish Hunter, Keough proved too tough in winning, (iarmun elimination in the U.S. Open Amaya, who nearly toppled Bjorn .to Renata Tomanova of scattering four hits in racking up a 3- 5-1. Borg in the first round at Wimbledon, 0 verdict at Yankee Stadium. The win Friday but ail stayed alive Czechoslovakia. Luis Tiant, still trying for his 10th held service and then won the Defending women’s champion was the seventh in 20 decisions while win, took the loss. He was relieved in with three-set victories. tiebreaker, 7-4. Gerulaitis finally Chris Evert, the second seed, was set Hunter’s six-game win streak came the sixth inning, trailing 2-1 , with a Former champion Manuel Orantes asserted himself when he broke to make her first appearance this to an end. His record stands at 9-5. groin pull. Rico Carty slammed his and seventh-seeded Corrado Baraz- Amaya in the sixth game of the third year against Donna Ganz amd The shutout was the second for 26th homer and Jim Essigian his Fishing With Bait zutti. werenvt so lucky. set and went on to a 6-2, 6-7, 6-3 vic­ second-seeded Jimmy Connors was Mitchell. Two of the Yankee hits third for the A’s. Record crowds were treated to a tory. to play Steve Docherty of Australia. were of the infield variety. The Red Sox had six hits, but twice I am writing this in Northeastern warm, sunny day and balmy night of In the two other night matches, Orantes, who quit after falling Up at Fenway Park, Oakland left the bases loaded. Maine, with my bride of almost 30 spectacular tennis. Even the noise defending women’s champion Chris behind 4-1 to Italian Adriano Panatta, snapped a nino-pamo Inline streak as years, enjoying a fishing vacation, abated to tolerable levels as the wind Evert met Donna Ganz and former said he has been having problems plus vacation. shifted and jets from LaGuardia Air­ champion Jimmy Connors took on with his right knee for the last few Let me interpret a fishing vacation port took off away from the stadium. Australian Steve Docherty. months. plus vacation. Gerulaitis, the fourth seed from Martina Navratilova, the This is when you go to a fishing nearby Great Neck, N.Y., opened the Wimbledon champion and top seed, “It started bothering me two or Purtzer, Kite Lead camp or area where the fishing is evening session against 6-foot-5 Vic­ began her bid for her first U.S. Open three months ago but I can play on good, and you don’t rush out to beat tor Amaya in a resumption of their title with a 41-minute, 6-1, 6-1 romp clay because it isnvt as hard on the ENDICOTT, N.Y. (UPI) — Tom Purtzer parlayed some past the water to a froth from sunup to feet,” Orantes said. rain-suspended Thursday match. over Gail Lovera of France. The only advice from fellow pros into a 5-under-par 66 Friday to match dark. You fish when you feel like it. sleep when you feel like it, eat when steady Tom Kite for the first-round lead in the rain-delayed you want, hike, take pictures and do $225,()00 B.C. Open golf tournament. whatever you would like on a vaca­ Hoping to find the cure for his re­ tion. Contact Time on the Football Field cent erratic play, the 26-year-old caused Thursday’s scheduled round We are doing, and enjoying, all Purtzer sought advice from famed these things at Pocomoonshine Lake Compensation Offered ’ running back Dexter Bussey to be postponed. teaching pro Jack Grout and tour Senior GirW Softball League Champions during timeout but it was a lost cause. (UPI Purtzer and Kite held a two-stroke Lodges in Alexander, Maine, a really (24) lost his contact lens when tackled. Here Photo) millionaires Don January and Lee great camp, run by Estelle and Gene he gets help from teammates and official Trevino early in the week. lead over a group that included Personal Tee entry copped championship Tucker, Coach Lloyd Boutilier, Jerry Tucker, former Masters and PGA champion Moriarty, good friends and laurels in the Senior Girls’ Softball League Lois Hughes, Cheri Wilbanks. Front row, Kite, who finished second in last Manchesterites, well-known by a week’s Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Ray Floyd, reigning PGA champ and added the playoff title for a perfect 12-0 Mimi Laneri, Paula Lenti, Liz Shea, Denise John Mahaffey, Danny Edwards, great many of ’The Herald’s readers. In Rick Barry Case Pinehurst, N.C., and also was The weather has been unusually record. Winners the past two years of both Boutilier, Vicky Mobley. Missing were Sue runnerup in this year’s British Open, Rex Caldwell and Artie McNickle. dry and warm this month, so the titles, the Tees have compiled an impressive Setsky, Stacy Markham, Linda Cantone and fashined his 35-31 round Friday mor­ Defending champion Gil Morgan NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA joined A1 Geiberger, Bob Gilder smallmouth bass are on the bottom, Sue Cain. (Herald photo by Chastain) he couldn’t, he’d like to go to Golden York. Rookie ning — when the fairways and greens 22-2 won-lost log. Squad members top row (1. State.” Bobby Walzel, Craig Stadler, Doii and fly fishing is pretty much out. Commissioner Lawrence “Rick Barry is one of the most out­ on the 6,915-yard En Joie Golf Club Yesterday, Gene and I were fishing to r.) Coach Carol Setsky, Beth Tobin, Jackie Lucas, an All-American from Iverson, Ed Sneed and Dave Barr at O’Brien Friday offered Golden standing players in the NBA and were still soegy from the rain that a favorite hotspot, and we started Maryland, was the No. 1 choice in the 2-under 69. State guard John Lucas and Golden State suffered a substantial talking about bait fishing and the fun 1976 college draft after Houston $100,000, or $350,000 and the loss upon Barry’s signing with Due to Face Giants it can be, I had forgotten how made a last minute deal with Atlanta Houston,” said O’Brien in releasing » €1/ j* '- Houston Rockets’ first-round enjoyable it really is, because 98 per­ for his draft rights. He is also an his decision. But he refused to grant NEW YORK (UPI) - Doug at quarterback with second-year man cent of my efforts in persuing game dr^t choice next year as com­ excellent tennis player, competing the Warriors’ request for Malone and year, occurred in the Giants’ pre­ Williams, the only quarterback Jerry Golsteyn, who won the job season finale last week against San fish have been with a fly. Athletes Like Publicity, pensation for former league for the Golden Gaters club in World “other considerations” because this taken this year in the first back from . Golsteyn Diego. Gene, who also guides in Florida at scoring champion Rick Barry. Team Tennis this season. He is type of deal “would exceed” Golden opened last season as the Giants’ Islamorada in the Keys during the currently playing doubles in the U.S. round of the NFL draft, makes The Bucs’ only injury is a minor Both parties appeared satisfied Gate’s loss of Barry. starter, but lost the job to Pisarcik winter, is an excellent fly fisherman. Open tennis fharnpinnships in New his first start as a professional hip bruise to starting strong safety with O’Brien’s compensation deci­ after three games and appeared in He is one of the very few fly Recognition Means Saturday night when the Tam­ Mark Cotney, who is listed as sion. Golden State has until 3 p.m. only three more games the rest of the probable, fishermen to have hooked, landed Tuesday to make a decision. pa Bay Buccaneers host the season. and released a tarpon going over 140 Darrell Johnson, the Seattle McKay said the Bucs’ performance NEW YORK (UPI) - Any December when he felt Seattle was a Barry, 34, became a free agent in the NFL The improved Buccaneers’ are against the Giants’ defensive line pounds. This is quite a feat! manager, knows about it, though. ballplayer who tries telling you top-heavy with left-handed hitters. when his two-year contract with season opener. will give a better indication of how While watching the bobbers dance “Leon just goes out there and does it doesn’t matter to him At the time, Roberts was with the Golden State expired after the 1977-78 In miking his decision to start the team will fare the rest of the on the wavelets over our bait, he whether or not he gets any a tremendous job every day and Houston Astros to whom he had been season. The former league scoring NFL year. remarked, “Fishing for tarpon with never changes expression or says two Williams, the strong-armed rookie traded by Detroit in 1975. Gorman champion signed with Houston June “I feel if we can block them, we live bait is really exciting, but I think publicity is flat out lying. words,” Johnson offers. “I saw him from Grambling, Tampa Bay Coach got him from the Astros for shortstop 17 and a squabble concerning com­ can block anyone we will face this fishing for smallmouth bass with Mostly, the one he’s lying to is when he was with Detroit three years John McKay was influenced partly rated a 1 1/2-point favorite because Jimmy Sexton. pensation began. The Warriors year,” he said. minnows is equally as much fun.” ago and he couldn’t hit a breaking by the leg injuries that have slowed of a number of injuries bothering key himself. Shortly after last July’s All-Star demanded an experienced forward to both his veteran , Gary Most of the other teams open Sun­ Never having gone tarpon fishing, I With publicity comes recognition. ball with a paddle. But he kept game, at a get-together for Seattle replace Barry and the Rockets Giants. All-pro linebacker Brad Van don’t know about the former, but 1 do Huff and . Pelt is listed a doubtful starter with a day, with Oakland at Denver, St. With recognition comes reputation, working on it and made himself a baseball writers, Roberts was asked refused to give up Moses Malone, the know about the latter. For me, the good hitter.” Williams did not start any of the hyperextended knee and Brian Louis at Chicago, Washington at New money and a comforting sense of ac­ by one of them how he felt about player Golden State wanted. Bucs’ four pre-season games. He England, Los Angeles at most exciting part of fishing with live All the Seattle players agree with Kelley, the other outside linebacker, bait, is seeing your bobber, atop the complishment as well as the assura- some of the trades the Mariners had Scotty Stirling, assistant to completed 2^f-59 passes, including Philadelphia, Miami at the New Johnson’s appraisal of Roberts as a is slowed by a groin pull. Dan Lloyd water, suddenly slide under and start ce others are taking notice also. made. Warriors’ owner Franklin Mieuli, four TD tosses and four intercep­ York Jets, Minnesota at New hitter but disagree with his assess­ will take over for Van Pelt. to travel. Thik is where the suspense Leon Roberts isn’t only having a “I think they made some good said Golden State was leaning toward y y tions, in exhibition play. His best Orleans, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, San ment of him as a talker. Starting center Jim Clack is starts to build. good year for Seattle’s last-place trades,” he said. “The best one of all the acquisition of Lucas as payment Diego at Seattle, Houston at Atlanta, “Once Leon gets going, you can’t night was in the Bucs’ final exhibi­ questionable with a groin injury suf­ Mariners, he’s hdving a great one, was when they got me.” for Barry. tion game — their only loss — against San Francisco at Cleveland, Kansas Should I set the hook now? ... No ... but from the amount of publicity he’s stop him,” laughs Paciorek. “He can In one respect, Roberts is like Ted Ray Patterson, president and fered in practice this week and Sit on your instinct ... Give him line talk about himself all day and never Miami when he connected on 16-of-34 rookie starting cornerback Odis City at Cincinnati and Green Bay at getting, he might as well be playing Williams He’s always thinking general manager of the Rockets, said attempts. Detroit. ... Let the fish keep traveling with for the Poza Rica Petroleros of the get tired. Most guys will bore you to about hitting. He studies it and talks he didn’t think Golden State would McKinney is probable with a strained the bait in his mouth ... He stopped! death that way, but not Leon. He The Giants, 2-2 in exhibition play, knee. McKinney’s injury, to the knee Dallas hosts Baltimore in the first Mexican League. about it constantly. waste much time thinking about the will suffer from similar inexperience Monday night game of the season. ... Now? ... No. he’s turning it around makes you laugh the way he talks that was operated on earlier this in tjis mouth ... He’s off again and On the surface, it doesn't seem to Reynolds, his roommate, tells alternative “because I know without bother Roberts, the American about himself. With him, all you have a doubt that they will take John traveling even faster with the bobber to do is pick a topic, any topic, and about the time the Twins were just under the surface ... League’s fifth best hitter with his playing a game in Seattle earlier this Lucas. They need him desperately as .308 average and the Mariners’ then just sit back and listen. He’ll tell a leader. He will rekindle the NOW! ... That’s it! ... He’s hooked! you know he killed two bears one day season. The Mariners were taking Bill Walton Having Second Thoughts leading longballer with his 20 home batting practice and five of them, in­ enthusiasm among their fans ... Wonder how big he is ... Haven’t runs and 76 RBI. He isn’t disturbed when he was out deer hunting; how because he is one of the young stars seen him yet ... But he .feels big ... Bo Schembechler begged him to cluding Roberts, were in deep con­ over the lack of personal publicity. versation with Rod Carew out in in the game. / WOW! ... Look at that jump! ... Look come out and play football when he PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - group. He is a close friend of Not outwardly, anyway. Inside, the right field. “He told me last week that he player. He was disenchanted, Scott at the size of him! ... The above stac­ six-foot-three, 200-pound right fielder was at Michigan and how he decided wanted to stay with Houston, but if Bill Walton is having second drummer Bill Kruetzmann. said, with the Blazers’ medical prac­ cato conversation is carried on by from Kalamazoo, Mich., can’t help he was going to be a punter with the “A few of us in left field were thoughts about leaving the Tm just here with the rock group,” tices, which Walton believed led to you to you ... in your head all the time wondering what he has to do to keep Houston Oilers while he was playing watching what was going on in right Portland Trail Blazers and in Walton said. “I’ll be leaving Friday his injury. the action is going on. Landing a people from saying to him, “Oh. I for the Astros.” field and one of our players said, ... back to California.” three-pound smallmouth is the top­ the next few days will sit down The 6-foot-ll former UCLA All- know you, you play basketball,’’ Lou Gorman, director of baseball ‘Look, Rod’s giving a lecture on hit­ He offered no comment about the ping on a “sundae.” operations for the Mariners, saw ting and Leon’s listening,’” Reynolds Hadge^ Angelo privately somewhere in meeting with Weinberg, but said only American, who led the Blazers to the At the end of the day, after five or whenever he tells them his name. NBA championship in 1977, had been Tom Paciorek, one of the Roberts with Evansville four years laughingly relates. “Someone else California with Blazer Presi­ that the Golden States Warriors are a six experiences iike that, you fall into ago when he still was Detroit proper­ said, ‘No, you got it wrong. Leon’s Named Coaches dent Larry Weinberg to discuss “team I’d play for. Negotiations are morose all summer over the slow bed happy, tired and covered with Mariners’ other outfielders, says, healing of his foot. He had hurt the “He’s having a phenomenal year and ty and remembered the big 27-year- lecturing and Rod is the one doing all the possibility of remaining going on right now. But you just that overall feeling of a good day well Two assistant posts at Manchester foot against Philadelphia Feb, 28 and nobody even knows about it.” old right-handed hitter last the listening.’” with the club. never know how those things will spent. High have been filled, announced turn out.” was sidelined for the final 22 games Dick Cobb, director of athletics. Walton’s friend and confidant. Walton, who has been on crutches of the regular season. But he took Tallwood Women Steve Hadge has been confirmed as Jack Scott, said Thursday night that since he broke his left foot in the se­ pain-killing injections to compete Roundup assistant girls’ swimming coach. His a Walton-Weinberg meeting will be cond playoff game against Seattle in against Seattle, and broke the foot LOW GROSS, LOW NET - 18- held, with no agents — including early in the second game of that Bates Football hole tourney — Gross— Whitham 109, duties primarily will be handling the the NBA quarterfinals in late April, divers. himself — present. series. LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - Sixty- Net Robideau 82; 9-hole tourney — said, “I don’t know when I’ll be able Jim Angelo has been appointed “Just Larry and Bill, one-on-one,” Patriots^ Sideline Entertainers five candidates for the 1978 Bates Gross — Wasyluk 51, Net — Levine to play, but I’m feeling pretty good Walton was given permission by assistant boys’ cross country coach said Scott. “Personally, 1 think it College football team have been 35, Brodeur 36, Pahoulis 36. about it now.” the Blazers to pick a team he’d like When the New England Patriots host Washington Sunday at Alabama-Nebraska under head Coach George Suitor. would be wonderful if Bill stays in welcomed to campus by first year Walton asked Weinberg to trade to be traded to and he chose Golden The assistant girls’ corss country Portland.” Foxboro the home team will unveil an eye-catching group of coach Web Harrison and his staff. him at a meeting in Chicago in early State after conferences with official? post is still vacant and applications Walton broke his silence on the cheerleaders. (UPI Photo) August, at a time the Blazers were from San Diego, Philadelphia, New are being accepted. matter in Denver, where he had gone Heads Light Slate ready to sign a new long-term con­ York and the Warriors. Still to be filled, also, are head and to hear the Grateful Dead rock tract with the NBA’s most valuable assistant boys’ swimming positions Jai Alai Results NEW YORK (UPI) — A revenge motif will highlight the first and assistant wrestling post. ' Friday Evening ^ wekend of the college football season Saturday night when (Herald photo by Yost) (S H IN K irT S TW 6ME MNR£S snD ram mmi GAME SMUS SEvn Nirrs Jeff Torrance aio 1 2 i0 140 3.00 3 M l C m I J f 4.40 110 S R M 1X20 MO 5.50 Alabama, ranked No. 1 in the pre-season survey of the UPI 7J0 4 J I IR a ft im SJO 4.40 4.00 I M Mir I 4JI 7 Chasb I O M Board of Coaches, meets No. 10 Nebraska in the key game of a Complications Slow ii2 4 3 $ J I m S s 2-7 3110 M M H 3140 ftftM b 1-5 31.00 t i I t 137.40 Pvfw ti 2-7133J0 very light schedule. Tribe Trades „ TrifKli t-M 1,171.40 N r lid i 3-3 101.40 Partacb 5-1 124J0 T rttN ti 2-7-4 345J0 T r M i 3-S4 2,07170 Trtfacta 5-1-7 M 17.N With most of the nation’s college areas than does Nebraska. But, football teams not scheduled to start wishbone teams are prone to fumbles Johnny Grubb 1 OrrailCC 1 iirillcd for another week, the Crimson Tide and mistakes are common this early Stingley^s Recovery Jai Alai Entries FV n GAME Dooms SEVn POUTS has bowed to the pressures of in the season. So, the Crimson Tide CLEVELAND (UPI) - Outfielder 1 Pate Jaibr I 11.00 4.40 3J0 national televison and committed Johnny Grubb, hitting .265 with 14 5 M SaBastian 7.00 5.40 rates only a slight edge. In Everyday Work unmnifliB SZapilsH X40 itself to an early game with the nome runs and 61 RBI in 113 games he was talking about getting back on fditoM toftbi QbnWa 1-5 51.40 In other games Saturday, Rich­ CASTRO VALLEY, Calif. press.” l i t t w M I n SACm n I iM s llthi ParfacU 1 -5 157J0 powerful Cornhuskers, a move that this year, has been traded by the the field by December so he could IMib 7 P M i 7 N M $ 7Mits mond entertains Southern Mississip­ By EARL YOST (UPI) — A potentially life- “I wouldn’t say anything has 1. MMirtn l.HM 1. to ts tiM h ra U i 1. GaraatilaMaca Trifacta 1-5-3 71SJ0 could prove disastrous for Coach Cleveland Indians to the Texas 1. X ZaMAhrcaMa pi, Tulsa hosts Arkansas State, North play in the Super Bowl,” said Wayne. come to an end,” said Stingley’s 2. Ii* ip iii« p a iSJjSSS' t IM Iirtiw ii 2.2Mb 2. ft—tcafttoobi Paul “Bear” Bryant’s squad. Sporls Editor threatening lung complication 3. Zifri-CvM L (VTVIirwii 3 . to n ib 2 IMapHMvi X Sahwitariti Texas State plays host to Texas-El Rangers for a player to be named. “I could tell he was getting mother in reference to articles that 4. to n tib 4. Si l — M ir 4. Erawa-Mr 4. M I 4. I m M i t 4. ZM SM itii sam 6A« rams $£« p ^ Last year Nebraska defeated Paso, Mississippi State hosts West “I positively refuse to talk There are all two few people actually involved in the type work has slowed the recovery New excited. He wanted to be moved so he i OchM i irbrtijdM IDwTb-Zito 4Er— Odwa JX M 140 3.50 have claimed the wide receiver’s 5. M »-fi>irto i IrrtfirN tbraMRi 1 Ehrrb^arib HmMrnk Alabama 31-24, thereby costing the names,” Indians’ President Gabe could sit up some more.” I tM S iftli I tow M ir I 1 IZftabSatestiaM 140 4.M Texas State, Eastern Michigan visits they really want. England Patriots’ wide career is over. “I believe God will 7. M « a l 7. Ibi< Ccwni X lr M a M m a 2 Mica I Eewurra 3i0 7. B— W fi 7. U -M irV 7. to n |i4 ir^ L I t t i f i r — l i Crimson Tide the national cham­ Northern Michigan and Texas- Paul said Friday when asked about Stingley, a member of the Patriots L U - S iM tldm 1 ftwnfti KUwa ftftto a 1-4 3120 receiver Darryl Stingley, left raise Darryl up again and make him t MiCirti ftbsEr—4M Utt Aai Gar— i i pionship. Alabama appears to be the the Texas player. He said the Tribe One young man who is thrilled with his means of earning a S M M M u t o SMJnifMsiil SM Uteilti Parleda 4-1 70.00 Arlington is at Drake. since being drafted on the first round a whole man. lllh_6—Sbftei TiHacti 4-1-2 ttlJ O paralyzed by an exhibition IirfC m M Its M b fa n to M n M to M M b s lift G— toftbs stronger team this season but seldom has “something else in the wind” and living is handsome Jeff Torrance. in 1973, was severely injured during 4tbCaM$Mt< 7 P M t 7Pabb Mississippi State could be one of* “My faith in God has helped me 7 M r t i 7PMs IhUtt 7 N U s are teams at 1(X) percent efficiency that the-announcement is expected The East Catholic High grad is in game injury Aug. 12, doctors 1, MrifM-BMrai 1. Cl— CwHi I. Cr— 1. Arrbca Uartta the “sleepers” in the Southeastern an exhibition game against the through the years in raising my four l.lM j 2. MifiM—Ui X ftwnrica I XCr— said Friday. IZifMm 2. Mr X ftwrbct iHr— i this early in the season so Nebraska soon. “It is improper at this time.” his first year as an assistant golf ly in leaching. He s been averaging Oakland Raiders. He has since un­ 3. farw M ti I 1 M iiiC iigiiiT 3 .IM a c a Conference this year. The Bulldogs children and each is successful in his ikirtm I M v l 4.AZCI 4. Am i Mw iiMi Miniature Golf “During the past three days, there t.NMna 4. T iM i Trtiiliw 4 .2 M M M « i could pose a serious problem for the Bobby Bonds is speculated to be professional at the Cliffside Country 15 lessons weekly. dergone two operations to relieve 4 .$ « |ii 5. fao-M tr IMiii-ZapI certainly are motivated. They or her field. I trust He will answer 5. t— linu S.Om i ZMMnMii llrMe Crimson Tide. the player, according to The Club in Simsbury. have been significant complications pressure on his spine. i U - I M i l llibrt»-Z»pi 1 M ir IftbrtiM abz forfeited 19 games over the last three Torrance’s game hasn’t suffered as our prayers.” IC b sitl iEwntoffihi «-«—«- j- 7. BirrblvMW Ri A miniature goU course "Being a golf pro is the only thing 7. hmtil Iihrtiii 7 .M I M o M m 7 XEhrrw The game could well be a battle seasons because they used star Cleveland Press, which quoted Texas recently he fired a fine 67 round. and problems regarding Darryl’s “We’ve received calls and letters Stingley’s wife talked about the I ft—ki He—Tf IIM IZftib-Mar has opened at the Bolton 1 ClTH L tonM hlciaim S if tM « a l between Alabama’s standout defensive tackle Larry Gillard, who sources as saying the Grubb that I ever wanted to do. It’s fun and “I manage to play five days a lungs,” a hospital bulletin said from people who were told they’d effect of her husband’s injury on M M t SMZMCvm Siba-Odwt SM Garartabtoiwrra Ice Palace. The course is wishbone quarterback, Jeff I’m getting paid for doing something Friday. “These problems, despite was ruled ineligible. Returning this exchange was only part of a major week, except Wednesday and never walk again and they’re up run­ their sons, aged nine and seven. UTVBIV eVEMM one of the largest in the vigorous treatment, persist and are Rutledge, and Nebraska’s Heisman year are 43 lettermen, including 13 leal which will include relief pitcher that I really like,” the Glastonbury Friday,” he said. ning and dancing,” said Wayne “No, this won’t change things,” area and will be open on Trophy candidate, running back I.M. Jim Kem and possibly center fielder man said. potentially life-threatening.” Stingley, “Darryl feels he’ll be able 6— Vmaim 3r i Came DoiMes Sih Cmw MUes 7th Came Sinebs 9th Game to ftb s 11th Game toftbs weekends throughout the starters, from last year’s team. A second assistant at Cliffside is she said of her sons’ involvement in 7 N M s .7 N n ts 7 Mnts 7 Paints 7 Pabts 7 Pabts Hipp. Rick Manning. Head pro at Cliffside is Dennis Scott Sturgeon, former local resident The statement also said, "His con­ to gel up and play football again and 1. bfflartwen 1. MntMi-bpa 1. ian-isfa 1. (k a s b l I. Zabata-Garita 1. Am-Javier fall season. The golf course little league football and basketball. I Z ip ^ M e r l 2. kiiiartmes Besides Bonds, the Press said the Coscina, generally conceded to be the dition remains serious. Darryl so do we.” 2. M riflie z -M e r I i hieffto X Girastila-iavbr X Arriaca K a rita Rutledge is an exceptional passer and son of the well-known basketball “They were hurt about this at first, I lM i|w Kepi 3. M j-tt* * * X M^Seflw , XZabab X Arriaca M fa ^M a X Dcfria-Gwzabz is the initial step in the for a wishbone quarterback and even source told the newspaper the In­ top pro golfer in the state PGA official. Gene Sturgeon. remains awake, alert, cooperative Prior to the news conference with but they're adjusting to it.” i MrMz-Ser^ 4. U-Serxw 4. Arriaca Harturen 4. toizabi i ftwniici A-tende 4. A zea-O r^a development of the Bolton membership, a tag he has acquired and in good spirits. His family, in­ 5.1 5. to w - M e rl 1 S iliiB Rcia • 5. Girastab S. Briarletonzbez 5. Meni-Ecemrra with the loss of wide receiver Ozzie r dians also will receive pitcher Dock Torrance hasn’t collected any big Stingley’s brother, mother, Hilda, “They haven’t beeri here and I II I. MSetestiaN 1 Bi-Chasw I 1 Solan 5. Oerria-Ccenarra 1 Irtarte-Carea sports center into a sports Easy Win Ellis and young relief pitcher Len the past few years. cluding his wife, mother and brother, and wife, Tina, Eden Hospital laid 7 .f 7. ttwntw-Carea 7. ZepMIdwa 7.0dwa 7. Menii-Ganneadl 7. ftwrwca IZaab Newsome, the Crimson Tide is m wins in his first pro season but hopes won’t bring them out.” 11 LM-fteu 1 tow4ehastian 1 Saian-tirwiiaca and recreation complex. “He’s a super guy and a great are with him constantly.” 1 Arnica I 1 fnwwihrcaba expected to put the ball in the air EDISON, N.J. (UPI) - Bobby Barker as part of the bigger trade. to cash in one the Cape Cod tour .strict ground rules. Stingley, whose condition has Sifeil SM ZepiKktsb I sifts bifty-tara— ft SteZapi S ite CrMU-Carea Stes Z atebtor— n ft more than other Wishbone teams. Clampett of Brigham Young Univer­ Grubb, 30, out of a c ^ n during golfer, ” Torrance said of his boss. which will be staged this month. At a news conference with his “There will be no interviews or stablized, undergoes daily physical iai 4th 6— Sinebs 5th to M M b s Ith ton toftbs Itth Game Sbebs lif t Game toWes sity breezed to a 6 and 4 win over Rod Not Enough much of the 1977 season because of “He encourages me to get out and family Thursday, Stingley’s brother, pictures of Darryl,” said spokesper­ 7 h U d 7 N its 7 Mats 7 Pabts 7 Pabts 7 Pabts Hipp, meanwhile, was one of the While at East Catholic, Torrance therapy. Doctors, however, will not 1. ZtpMaitnn 1. M e i. Sibwi Carea 1. toastabtorrU 1. G am wiift I- Garaslab#pi^ Wayne, said Darryl’s optimism is not 2. biyiiN 2. Raftipez I Ba-Odwa X E f— OPEN ALL DAY nation’s leading rushers as a Spittle of Niagara Falls Friday to Phillie shortstop Lany Bowa injuries, was obtained by the Indians play in competition. He has really helped the school win the state cham­ son Nam.y Nickel, “and the family make any predictions of recovery X ErnuhtMiaca X ZahaMlarcaba head a cluster of collegians acfvan- from the San Diego Padres along helped me. He lets me get out and shaken — he’s already talking about 3. N b -b M I 3 . U 3. RaNBy-toawetei X ftwnica Ito izib i X Cwfwci I X A tc a M a SUNDAY sophomore a year ago. leaps high in air but missed pionship and later attended Miami will not answer questions about his although Stingley has limited arm 4. K w repiibM 4. Be 4. Ceiitewdo 4. Oarmldwa 4. I M 4. Erma-Mer cing into the quarterfinals of the U.S. with catcher Fred Kendall in play in one tournament every week.” rejoining the-New England Patriots 1 U a ii (liiiii I 5. ttavc 1 Erawa-Zavi lliM ft-Zapi 1 M e r lOmbiap This year’s Alabama squad is a Dade College where he sharpened up condition. The doctors will not be movement and sensation over his en­ 1 tow it* 1 CarN ARTHUR DRUG ball which went for,, base hit. Ilie.tall pro is involved in little pro in time for the Super Bowl. 1 toisMa-Sekastia« 1 Atcalhrcaba lA z c a Iftw fthiaM veteran team on both sides of the line Amateur Golf Championships at the December 1976, in exchange for out­ his golf game before ooming home present either, because, as you tire body. 7. U -« m 7. Serpo 7. ZateU-CcenarTf 7. lriart^SetestiM X d riirte 7. ftb rb -E ta iu rra 1 M-Serpo 1 Zap! and it has more experience in key Plainfield Country Club. (UPI Photo) fielder George Hendrick. shop duties and is involved principal­ and taking the position at Cliffside. “Just belore we came down here. probably know, they are shy of the 1 Arri^ BXanabz IZahaia-Mer 1 Ebrrb IGirmUiniilii Site ftiftipwi-Stteitoi SA M e r I Sd» Zetii-Chasw I Stes Arriaci ItrbnA i SabSalan ^ Irriaca IGanzabz PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Sept. 2, 1978 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted 13 □ NOTICES Holp Wontod 13 ELECTRICAN, Experience in Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 commercal and residential National Weather Forecast New State Emergency Medical Chief Lost amf Found 1 shifts. Good pay, good wiring. Call 646-5422. benefits an working condition. LOST - 6lack cat. Name Apply in person, Vernon Heratii TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED - ^ 3000 “Coke”. Crescent Drive area, Mianor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Full and part time. Call 649- Eiast Hartford. Reward. Call non. Wxt 5199. 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Full-time work. App­ L O S A N O C L E I qualifications - he's ''egocentric" and “insane." not run all that smoothly. Representative - Manchester, ly Parkade Bakery, We need additional sales people to complete our “I can accomplish the goals set forth,” Gentile said East Hartford, Vernon areas. Manchester Parkade Shop­ At a get acquainted session in Health Commissioner The agency's first director, Thomas Brask, resigned staff. We offer an extensive training program for new confidently. Earn lucrative commission ping Center. HICHfit TIMM eight months into the job, citing frustration over his in­ licensees. Douglas Lloyd's office, Gentile told reporters he looks He quickly added that he expected to meet a little skep­ Receive professional ADVERTISING forward to heading up the OEMS, the state agency ability to squash petty feuding between competitive am­ ticism at first. guidance, education, com­ draftsm en-dEsig n er . BENEFITS bulance firms. prehensive marketing tools. RATES responsible for coordinating volunteer, commercial and "I ^ 1*°^ going to ask you to have confidence in me,” he Mechanical background, -v'?- Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All the Martin Stillman, the next director, lasted a little less Call Mr. Sammartino, 1 day .... 1 u word per day layout, assembly and fabrica­ municipal ambulance services. said. “I’m going to ask you to reserve judgment on m e.” | / , ‘'.,|«wow guidance and direction desIredT’ Pleasant working than two years. He stepped down amid charges he had Fireside ealty, Inc. 647-9144. 3 days .. lOt word per day tion. Drawings for industrial “There's a firm base here," said Gentilie, 34, who Asked why in the world he would want a job that was 6 days — e< word par day heat-treating furnaces. | ;;/ j8WOWIRt^ Flow conditions. Member of Manchester, Vernon and committed second-degree larceny and had become too 26 days .... 8c word par day R FollOCAST © currently holds a job as North Carolina's assistant direc­ accompanied by so many headaches, Gentile replied with RN-LPN wanted for full or Experience preferred. Good Hartford, Multiple Listing Services. close to one ambulance firm. part time on all shifts. Apply 15 words $2.00 minimum pound floor opportunity for tor of emergency medical services. He is scheduled to a smile that there are two qualities that make for a top Happy Ads ...... $2.30 Inch take over his $31.500-a-year Connecticut job on Oct. 1. The next in line. Dr. Leslie Fodeman, resigned after director of nursing. Salmon- Bright individual in our fast If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a notch emergency medical services director and he had brook Convalescent Home, off growing company. Excellent "The latest statistics indicate Connecticut is No. 1. in eight months when he too was accused of not being able HAVING A large yearly income, we may have an opening for them both. House Street, Glastonbury. Benefits. Call Nancy 289-1588 For period ending 7 p.m. EST 9/2/78. Saturday will find the nation with the lowest mortality rate for accidents," to deal with the warring ambulance outfits. Please call 633-5244. you. All inquiries and Interviews are confidential. Call "One, they are egocentric,” he said. “No. 2... they’re for appointment. Industronics showers in the Pacific Northwest and lower Plains region Dan - 646-4525 Deputy Health Commissioner Dennis Kerrigan has insane.” Inc. South Windsor, Ct. Bm n busy With NURSES AIDES wanted for while some rain spreads across parts of the mid Atlantic your sumuitr dtanli full time on all shifts. Apply GAS STATION ATTENDANT states. Generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere. D. F. Reale, Inc., Realtors director of nursing. Salmon- experience preferred. Apply Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 85, Boston 74, F M lots of things YARD Chicago 83, Cleveland 81, Dallas 88, Denver 89, Duluth 75, brook Convalescent Home off Vernon Shell, Route 30, Wr- 175 Main SL 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 Manchester, Ikmn. you no hmgsr uso? House Street, Glastonbury. non. (across from Howard Houston 87, Jacksonville 90, Kansas City 88, Little Rock 86, SoH thom fsst tar Please call 633-5244. Johnson's). Los Angeles 75, Miami 87, Minneapolis 84, New Orleans 86, Green Says Grasso Has New York 76, Phoenix 105, San Francisco 69, Seattle 72, St. oxtri cash with NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 DENTAL ASSISTANT for Louis 86. Washington 84. Help Wanfeef 13 Help Wenled low-cost am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. busy Orthodontic Practice. 13 Must be neat, personable, and -CtassHlid idsl EXPERIENCED AUTO Good Civil Rights Reeord highly motivated. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - SALE? BODY repairman. Good pay Then you'll want to tell as many Office procedures. Some chair Experienced preferred. Will and fringe benefits. Apply in Home, 745 Main Street, ^ s t ADVERTISING people as possible about it! And the match any salary for right side assisting. Will train. HARTFORD (UPI) — Arthur Green, the Hispanics and women. Olie H eralb person to Mr. Carter. Carter Please write Box U, c/o CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hartford. best way to do that is with a Classified person, benefits. Send man responsible for seeing that state agencies He also had some kind words for the gover­ Chevrolet Inc., 1229 Main Manchester Herald. DEADLINE Ad in this newspaper. Resume to Box R, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Street, Manchester. don’t discriminate, said Friday Gov. Ella nor. PHONE 643-2711 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for 12:00 noon the day before Manchester Herald. FOS ASSISTAMCf IN f LACING VOUN AD CARD GALLERY Grasso has a good civil rights record no South Windsor. Will train. pubUcatJon. AMBITIOUS PERSON - “Mrs. Grasso’s support to us has been very, SUPERIN'TENDANT Wanted LEGAL SECRETARY - For Aggressively mature people Apply 90 Brookfield Street or Deadline for Saturday and SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS Energetic, Reliable. matter what her gubernatorial challenger very supportive,” he said. “I was very sur­ for Full time employment. Manchester Law Office part time. Flexible hours can 289-5918, after 12 noon. Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. By telephone from your own Located in Manchester. Must Available for immediate Please call 646-3500. says. prised.” home some nights and Sundays. She BeratO You choose the hours. have previous experience to employment. Large company. But Green, director of the Human Rights Green also Mrs. Grasso has “been closer” PART TIME ONLY - Drivers CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 249-7773. Apply in person only 336A PLEASE READ apply. Applications being Equal Opportunity Employer, Broad Street, Manchester and Opportunities Commission, wanted to for school buses and station M/F, Call 646-3936. AID NEEDED IN Private to the civil rights problem than her two □ EMPLOYMENT taken between 9 and 11 a.m Parkade. An Equal Opportuni­ make it perfectly clear that the reason he held wagons. Manchester and Ver­ MUNSONS CANDY Kitchen only. Call 528-1300, for ap- Nursery and elementary p^e^cessors. Republican Gov. Thomas non area. Good pay, enjoyable YOUR AD is seeking individual to learn school. After school program ty Employer. a news conference Friday morning was not to Clataifled ads are taken over pointmeqt. GROUNDS HELP WANTED ■ MesfciH and Ciemocrat Gov. John Dempsey. work. Must be available 7-9 trade as Candy Maker. Must 3-5:30. 5-days a week. Call 646- respond to charges made the night before by Holp Wtntod 13 the phone es a convenience. Apply in person. Maintenance Green, who holds one of the highest am, 1:30-3:30 pm, or after­ The Herald Is responsible for be neat, have good personal Department, Manchester 1610. SECRETARY / Ad­ Lt. Gov. Robert Killian. habits and be of sincere SECREtIa RY WANTED - ministrative Assistant - positions of any black in the Grasso ad­ SALES POSITION - Strai^t noons only. Call for appoint­ only one Incorrect Insertion and WeekedaWs 4 to 7, and 3 Country Club, 305 South Main ment, 643-2414. then only to the size of the character. Call for appoint­ SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Statewide Citizen's Organiza- Killian, who is challenging Mrs. Grasso who» ministration, said Friday marked the fifth commissions, leads furnished weekends^ month, 10 to 6, for Street. the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, is to homeowners. Call 242-5402. original Insertion. Errors which ment, 649-4332. 1st being prepared for private lion involved in Child Ad­ filing deadline for affirmative action reports RESPONSIBLE MATURE do not lessen the value of the Manchester apartment com­ Nursery and elementary vocacy is seeking a mature, the underdog in their Sept. 12 primary — the advertisement will not be cor­ plex. Call 528-1300 for appoint­ NURSE PART TIME. Plea- required of some 75 state agencies. IF YOU ARE an attractive babysitter needed by teacher SEVERAL PART TIME sent work. Call 649-2358 for school. Call 646-1610. highy skilled Secretary who rected by an additional inser­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ment. first of its kind in state history. In the past, some agencies, most notably the motivated woman we need in Bolton home for school tion. ' ‘ openings for counter help. more information. will also function as an Ad­ At the opening of a campaign headquarters departments of labor, education and transpor­ you. If you are looking for a term. Transportation need^ Afternoon and evening hours. CASHIER ASSISTANT - ministrative Assistant for EXPERIENCED, responsible NURSES AIDES 3-11 and 11-7. SALES - Electrolux, Prestige in Hartford Thursday night, Killian told a glamorous, challenging posi­ and references. 643-2924. At snack bar, located af MCC. BUS BOY 10 am to 3 pm. Mon- Competent individual who program services. Minimun tation, have filed reports that have been lerson for paving company. Please call 649-4073 , 9-3. Manufacturer of Home combines a flair with typing of 50-60- wpm, group of supporters Mrs. Grasso has shown an tion, with a new Parisian ••• Must know process of paving Cleaning Products requires 3 da" thru Friday. Must be turned down. cosmetic line, you need us. WANTED RETIREES to numbers and the ability to shorthand helpful. Office “outright disregard” for Connecticut’s Help Wanted <3 from beginning to eniL Also representatives in this area. reliable. A.C. Petersens, 263 “We’ve made considerable progress,” he 236-2381, 633-3^. drive school buses. We will BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT North Main Street, keep on top of things. Public machine work required. Rep­ minorities. should be experienced in Home. Good wages an3 Qualified applicants must said. “We expect to see major im­ train you. Must be in PART-TIME SALESPERSON Full time. Experienced. Manchester. contact persuasive telephone ly immediately with letter or j with dozer or grader. benefits. Please call Doris Liberal’ fringe benefits. ApA possess a quiet personality. Fringe benefits. resume to: Connecticut Child Within hours, Mrs. Grasso’s campaign press provements.” WANTED - Gas station atten­ reasonably good health. Can Must have basic Please call 742-6190. aggressiveness, a go getter at­ dant, full or part time. drive until the age of 70. (jail Blain, RN, Director of in person: East Hartford iCon­ Call 528-6702. EOE. Welfare Association, 60 secretary phoned reporters to say Green was photographic knowledge. 20 Nurses, 646-0129. titude, energy, creativity. Mature, responsible person 643-2373 or 643-2414. hours. The Camera Shop, valescent Home, 745 Main SERVICE STATION Lorraine Street, Hartford, holding a news conference in the morning to PARTS SUPERVISOR Street, East Hartford. Earnings bases on perfor­ ATTENDANT - Part time and RESPONSIBLE Babysitter Conn., 06105. An Equal Oppor­ for third shift. References. Marshalls Mall. needed for automotive parts mance, Benefits and incen­ defend the governor’s civl rights record. CaU 871-1698. EXPERIENCED SMALL full time. Several job openings needed, Buckley School area. tunity Employer. department. Full time salary ENGINE mechanic previous tives. Promotions from But at the Friday morning event. Green said HOME HEALTH AIDES to for the fall season. Co-op From 6:30 a.m. until school starts at $150 weekly. All com­ experience required. within. Call 538-3869. Equal he was not out to fight his boss’ battles. TOOLMAKERS - Machiniste. EXPERIENCED provide personal care to peo­ students and experinced help begins. 4 days a week. Call PART TIME WAREHOUSE pany benefits. For appoint­ Excellent growth opportunity. ★ ★ Opportunity Employer. desired. Apply in Person after 643-1477, after 4 p.m. & Delivery Person - Light lif­ "The governor has not trotted out her Apply 81 Commerce Street, ple in their homes. Preference Dorms Crowded ment call 688-2233. Eckerts, 742-6103. GAS STATION 1:00 at 252 Spencer Street, ting. Drivers License. Ap­ Glastonbury. PTG Company. given to those who have com­ BROILER MAN - Some human rights and opportunities com­ Telephone 633-7631. NURSE MDES ATTENDANTS-Full time day Mancheser. TRUCK DRIVER - Wholesale proximately 6 hour day. Call pleted a State Approved Home TRUCK MECHANIC PART TIME flexible hours, position, open lor b-s smU. experience necessary. Part or 289-2727. missioner,” he said. “I’m not defending BOSTON (UPI) — With the fall semester Health Aide or Nurses Aide Plumbing & Heating WANTED for general repairs, male or female. Apply within Also part time 4 pm-9 pm, full time position availab’.c. Governor Grasso’s record, I’m defending my about to begin, many college housing ad- Program. Training will also SERVICE STATION Distributor needs competent MACHINE OPERATOR must have experience and Tommy's Pizzaria, 267 East week nights and all day Satur­ Call Cavey’s Restaurant 643- PART TIME Babysitter - agency’s record.” be provided. Must have own MECHANIC - Full time. App­ driver. For stable employ­ minstrators in Massachusetts are still unable needed to run unique screen­ To provMo Nuraliig Caro own tools. Starting salary Center Street. day and Sunday. Must be 2751. Afternoons, Charter Oak transportation, mileage paid. ly in person after 1:00, at 252 ment and a 5 day work week, Killian said the HROC has a backlog of 18 to accomodate a wave of students who want to printing equipment. Opening In privalo homos and $7.00. All company benefits. dependable,. and personable. Street area. Call between 3-4, on n i^ t shift, experience Good salary and benefits. Call Spencer Street, Manchester. contact Mr. Greenshields at months in prosecuting discriminatipn cases live on campus. Modieal FaoUNIoo. Part For appointment. Call 688- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- Apply afternoons, Suburban FULL TIME LANDSCAPE Parson's Bros. Supply Corp.. 646-1133. preferred but not essential. Manchester Public Health 2233, Experienced. 3 day week. Motor Car, 50 Tolland Turn­ laborers. Call Grantland •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and he( laid the blame on Mrs. Grasso. But Despite declining enrollments, college Good wages and benefit timo, full timo. Con* Nursing Association, 647-1481, BABYSITTER - Monday phone Hartford, 249-7543. Mail resume to Box 0, c/o pike. Previous applicants Nurseries, 643-0669 or 649- through Friday, 3:15 to 5:15. Business Opportunity 14 Green said the “large pending caseload” was students flocking back to the campus living program. Overtime available. sid o ra b lo givon to between Sam and 4:36pm. 0598. BABYSITTER - Reliable, Manchester Herald. need not apply. Some light housekeeping. APPLICATIONS BEING Bus Drivers Picket largely the Legislature’s fault for not quarters are putting at least temporary Contact shop forman at 289- prafaronco of.— Location Equal Opportunity, Affir­ mature, loving person to care mative Action Employer. South Manchester. 649-4274. Excepted for assemblers, SMALL ENGINE Service New Orleans school bus drivers walk the picket line in front providing adequate funding for new staff. pressure on schools. Although most housing 7719 for appointment. and Hours. for 1-year-oId in our PART TIME HELP DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - ONE PART TIME CLERK receiver, stock attendants. Corporation - expanding _ Green said he had been planning the news NO PEE - WEEKLY PAY Manchester home during WANTED- We’re looking for Needed for new practice. for evenings and weekends. dealer network. No of idle bus after they voted to strike for higher wages. This offices place priority on freshmen, transfers RELIABLE PERSON over 18 WELL ESTABLISHED ^ at Wesco Industries, 60 conference for a couple of days and he just Forbifomiationeal school year, 7:45-4 p.m. housewives interested in Must have good typing skills. Call 643-5147 for appointment. LOCAL INSURANCE dl Road, JES Industrial experience necessary. and out-of-state upperclassmen, few are in a - LOST for general duties for local References, own transporta­ Full time. Send resume to ^ x added momentum to the teachers strike and the walkout is wanted to talk about how much progress his 643-951S making good money for part AGENCY is looking for a Park on Route 5, South Wind­ Complete training program. position to deny accomodations to students .GORDON SETTER GliO$S grinder shop Flexible hours, tion. 528-7520. time Hours, soliciting from S, c/o Manchester Herald. EMERGENCY MEDICAL $500. investment required to AID A ASaiSTANCE experience helpful. Apply in Secretary to replace one of sor, Between 8 am -^ m dally. now seriously curtailing instruction of the city’s 91,000 public agency has been making in preventing state who live close to campus but still seek a dor­ tolick w a ^ hair, white cheat & our East Hartford office. TECHNICIANS - Applications start your own business. Ideal of NorW Eaitim Com. person between 11am and our valuable employees who is Equal Opportunity Employer. school students. (UPI photo) agencies from discriminating against blacks. mitory bed. stofiiacb. Brown legi & tides "of DRIVER WANTED - Full Hourly rate plus commissions FRONT OFFICE DESK now being taken for full time for retired or part time. face. When lost wearing collar hw. 2pm, 660 Center Street. about to retire. Prefer a girl time position for a responsible and bonuses. Monday-Friday 9 CLERK - Weekend. Apply in positions on commercial am­ with insurance experience, D etails on request. Mr. with Glastonbury license #406 M7 lad Cwotf Stnd, WANTED: Part-time Reward 150.00. Please call 6SS- person for early morning a.m.-1p.m., or 5 p.m. -9p.m .. person to 393 Main Sreet, bulance. Call 649-5199. but this is not a requirement. Barker. ESCAA Field 1243. PART TIME Evenings and delivery route. Applicant Call 569-4993, between 9 and 2. East Hartford, or call 568- secretary for busy internist Training Division, box 619, weekends. Apply in person: Must type, meet the public, must be 18 year of age and Ask for Teresa. 3560. Will train, no experience COST ESTIMATER Needed. little bookkeeping, etc. Hours office. Knowledge of medical Wading River,. New York. Center Street Mobil, 917 have a good driving record. necessary. Requires 2 years Associate terminology, typing medical 11792. Center Street, Manchester. are 9 to 5 ... three or four days $250,000 in Stolen Art Secretaries Vote Job most suitable for a young FULL AND PART TIME for Degree in Manufacturing a week. If interested, please insurance forms and man as lifting of large SERVICE STATION Engineering or similar. Must telephone communications is SERVICE BUSINESS - With WAITREISS - Part time nights golf course maintenance and send resume to Box TT, c/o hampers is necessary. Apidy snack bar. Apply in person at ATTENDANT - For days. be able to read and define Manchester Herald. essential. Send resume to Box $800 a week income available and weekends. Apply in person, Swiss Laundry, 10 Apply in person: Gil’s Mobile, Manufacturing Blue Prints. N, Manchester Herald. in this area, A cash business. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Tallwood Country Club, Route Wesleyan Strike Harlow Street, Rockville. 85. Hebron. Route 6, Bolton. No experience necessary. MACHINIST - Set up and Minimum nvestment Manchester. TRUCK DRIVER / Please call Pioneer operate Bridgeport and Lathe. required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- Recovered in Bay State Warehouse Clerk. 40 hours. RELIABLE HARD Parachute Company, 644-1581. NURSES AIDES - Full time, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Top pay and benefits. Apply 9544. WORKING INDIVIDUAL $3.25. Telephone 649-8648. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — Wesleyan University’s 160 ail shifts. Experienced Manchester office, ------4______at: S & G Tool, Hillside In­ PLYMOUTH, Mass. (UPI) - An KEEP SMILING Wanted to assist cook. Duties District Court. He was released on questioned. The raid was initiated on preferred, but we will train. experienced preferred. 4 1/2 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS dustrial Park, Vernon, Conn, MANCHESTER Package secretaries and clerical workers voted to strike on Mon­ include dishwashing, CUSTODIAN-2:30 to 11 p.m. estimated $250,000 in stolen art and $5,(XX) probation officer surety and a warrant issued by the FBI KEEP HAPPY Apply in person: East Hart­ day week. Available NEEDED - Call Bolton High 871-9271. store. Excellent location. Weil day morning as students flood the campus to register for cleaning, and food prep. Part September 18, Call 643-C133. Energetic. Some experience established business. Call antiques were recovered Friday the case continued until Nov. 9. Thursday. ford Convalescent Home, >45 School, Bolton, Ct. Telephone fall classes scheduled to begin Tuesday. time. Apply in person between 643-2768. preferred. Gilead Hill School, Marion E. Robertson, during a raid by local police and FBI Nagle said Edmond admitted par­ Main Street, East Hartford. BOARD OF EDUCATION 228-9458. All the stolen articles were put on Mark Reader, international representative of the Of­ PLUMBER - With experience 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- CLERK - Minutes of meeting, Realtor, 643-5953. on a home in a remote wooded area. in new housing. Top wages, ticipating in at least 50 house breaks display at Pilgrim Hall in Plymouth fice and Professional Employees International Union, Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, SUBSTITUTE GIRL FRIDAY Needed by board records. Typing and “There was so much stuff that we in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and and people who had property stolen steady work. Call after 8:00 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. small manufacturing com­ note taking. No experience AFL-CIO, said the employees voted Friday 102-16 to p.m., 742-7668, or 643-6341. spent all morning loading it into Maine. in recent years were asked to claim strike. TEACHERS pany. Experienced in general required. Call 228-9417, or 643- 1 trucks," said police chief Richard CARRIER office procedure desirable. 4210, The police chief also said several any of the items. "We’ve had quite a He said the strike vote was taken at a meeting after WANTEO Nagle. “We filled up one whole alleged stolen pieces of antique fur­ Call for interview, 633-4302. few people identify their property negotiations with the university broke down Thursday. WiMTBI: DIETARY AIDE - Full time. I moving van.” niture were taken from the dining WaNTEO: NEEDED already,” Nagle said. “The clerical workers are the lowest paid group on PRECISION Hebron, Andover & Must work every other The items, which included pain­ room in the parents’ part of the nnsT PIECE a final Nagle said he suspects more than campus. They’re making less than blue collar employees, RUCNINIST Davis Avenue Marlborough Regional BOLTON weekend and some holidays. tings, furniture, oriental rugs, INSPECTOR Apply in person: East Hart­ home. one person who involved in the ring. District No. 8 BA, or BS Under Construction kitchen workers and the people in the housekeeping FACTORY OPENINGS Experienced on 5-D Bridgeports & Male or Female. Experience area of ford Convalescent Home, 745 fiROUP 1; A select essoclatlim el REALTORS serving the greeter pewter and silverware, were con­ "They said they bought the items N /t Cintimatlcs. First or 2nd required. No certifica­ “This was a very sophisticate department. You can work here 20 years and never reach required; capable of reading Main Street, East Hartford. Mendiester eree with more edvemslng expertise. Impect and el- fiscated from a room above a garage from their son, but claim they did not Shift, Top Wages & Benefits. tion necessary. Call 228- 7 ROOM fldencn lor boMi Imyers end sellers. crew working on this. They were your maximum pay scale. Please apply in person: blueprints. Please apply in person Rockville at the expensive ranch-style home, know he was dealing in stolen Eetabllthed gro.wlng company needs 9417, or 643-4210. very knowledgeable about art and an­ “There’s no automatic progression for clerical THE Call CAPE COD owned by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ed­ merchandise,” Nagle said. machinists,. engravers, N.C., and Bridgeport TIm LE-MI MANCHESTER tiques. They didn’t take anything that workers. The blue collar workers can progress from the CORPORATION LE-MI CORPORATION 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ mond. operators. We make specialized machinery that Two Family. 3-1-3 clean Among the stolen items were two was worthless,” he said. minimum to the maximum in 36 months. Our people can IMTunmllM. IN Tumwl Road 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 temporary staircase, for­ home. Live in one apart­ The couple owns an antique shop in M m om C TO M M Vanwn, CT OSOM paintings worth an estimated $65,000 "Right now we have only one per­ ottera challenge and variety. Good starting rates ment and rent out the nearby Braintree. be at the minimum forever as far as the university is con­ mal dining room, eat-in and stolen two years ago from the son, but let’s face it, one person isn’t cerned.” and company paid fringe benefits. Call us for the kitchen. Acre plus treed other. Police arrested their son Bruce Cambridge home of Seymour Slive, going to be able to lug all this heavy best opportunity. Executive Secretary shaded lot with view. $57,- •44,900 Edmond, 29, who lived in the room. curator of Harvard University’s wooden antique pine furniture out of Town of Coventry 900 BY ALL MEANS, DON’T WAIT UNTIL He pleaded innocent to 13 counts of Fogg Art Museum. GROUP 1 a house and into a waiting truck all Executive Secretary to Coventry FLANO REALTY THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND 18 OVER TO larceny and breaking and entering Nagle said an investigation is con­ by himself,” Nagle said. NOBLE & WESTBROOK Town Manager. Position involves FJ. Spiledu Realtors CALL ON THIS BRAND NEW LISTINGI during arraignment at Plymouth duties requiring independent judg­ 646-5200 Ir tinuing and the parents were being Firestone Objects 20 WESTBROOK STREET ment and initiative. Typing essen­ 643-2121 IT MAY NOT LAST THAT LONGI CLIP & MAIL tial. shorthand skills preferred. * Ability lo function under pressure SEVEN ROOM CAPE EAST HARTFORD and to work with the public. Exten­ To House Finding An equal Opponmitf emphrtr sive workload involved. Salary WALL TO WALL IN LIVING ROOM range: W.000-».500, For details MANCHESTER MANCHESTER STOVE, REFRIGERATOR Lebanon Search Shifts and application, apply at Town WASHINGTON (UPI) — A House subcommittee NAME Manager’s Office. Town Office NEW LISTING NEWLY DECORATED DOWNSTAIRS charged Friday that the Firestone 500 steel belted radial MAIL TO: Building. Coventry, Ct. by 6 ROOM L SHAPED 6 riwm Cape Cod. Formal September 20. 1978. An equal op­ PANELED FAMILY ROOM tire “presents an unreasonable risk o f ... accidents, in­ ADDRESS portunity employer. RANCH dining room. Eat in Bia TOOL SHED jury and death” and should be recalled at once. ' 176^ kitchen. Living room with H e r a l J i Rockledge area. 3 LOVELY TREED YARD CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fireplace. Wall to wall To Areas Along Roadside It said about 13 million of the tires are still in use. LEGAL NOTICE bedrooms, I'A baths, eat-in •42,900~ CALL NOWI Firestone, supported by one dissenting member of the carpeting. Partial Va bath NOTICE FOR ADMISSION OF ELECTORS, kitchen, formal dining up stairs. Tree shadded lot. everyone said the Lord’s Prayer. Bill Whipple, 32, another searcher STATE P.O. BO X 591 LEBANON (UPI) — Hundreds of House panel, called the findings unjust and said it would TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. MandMtter, Conn. 06040 room-, carpeting, garage. $45,900. also: The attention of some detectives who has not slept, said, “There’s searchers in helicopters, on work with federal safety regulators to resolve the dis­ Notice is hereby given that the Board for Admission of Treed shaded lot. $58,900. centered on a fiberglass fishing pole nothing hopeful. Not a sign. And it pute. Electors for the Town of Andover will be in session in the ZIP FIANO ★ Newly Listed Two Family. Hot Water Baseboard horseb^k, and afoot failed Friday to EXAMPLE: Shipping Dept. FIANO REALTY Heat. Two Car Garage. Very Low fifties. Central. with a spinning reel that searchers would be so easy for her to get lost The charge and the recall recommendation came in a Town Office Building on Saturday, September 9,1978 from 9 find a trace of a 5-year-old girl, mis­ PHONE ASSISTANT TO REALTY I had found at one of 12 ponds on the 99- out there and be missed.” report issu ^ by the House Commerce oversight and in­ a.m. to 1 p.m., in accordance with State Statue Sec. 9-17 for 15 Words for 6 Days rS 1 646-5200 ★ Immaculate Aluminum Sided Cape. Two Car Garage. sing for three days from her parents’ SHIPPING SUPERVISOR ^ 646-5200 n Stove, Refrigerator. Paneled Family Room. Forties. acre farm — a pond children call the “It sounded like a cry. We heard vestigations subcommittee, which conducted hearings on the purpose of admitting all persons who are found to be hilltop dairy farm. Only <8.10 • Experience necessary “Secret Place.” it twice,” Horton said. qualified to be Electors of the Town of Andover. □ C H E C K e n c l o s e d ★ Seven Room Ranch. Four Bedrooms. IVz Baths. Stove, The search focus shifted at the issue this summer. Washer, Curtains, Rods. Lovely 220’ yard! It was here on Thursday that They returned to the area with It alleged that accidents caused by defective or blown- The qualifications are as follows: Applicant must be eigh­ • Must have ability to organize midafternoon from the farm's fields, teen years of age, must be a resident of the Town of Andover, work load in a busy deparimeni Raised Ranch. Eight Rooms, Four Bedrooms. Built in searchers saw a kitten scurrying into Mrs. Linda Cecchini, 36, Jennifer’s FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK woodlands/^nd pastures to public out steel belted 500 radials -- which Firestone no longer if foreign bom must be a naturalized citizen. MINIMUM IS WORDS \ Range, Oven, Dishwasher. Also Has Circuit Breaker the underbrush, a kitten with • Must be over 21 years of age roads in me rural area with men and mother, and her grandmother, Irma makes — “number in the thousands, injuries in the hun­ Ruth R. Munson, Town Clerk ♦ The Sentry Service, Cable T.V., % Acre. Fifties. markings similar to the one last seen Cecchini of Middletown, but they 1 2 3 4 5 with a driver's license wome^hecking culverts and tram­ dreds and known fatalities as of August 1978 are 34.” for Board for Admission of Electors ★ Modified Custom Ranch. 8 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full with Jennifer by her cousins. heard and saw nothing unusual. • Excellent non-contributory ping through underbrush 50 feet on 001-09 Free Home Baths!-Fieldstone.Construction and Fireplace. Wall to The pond is reachable from a The small army of searchers in­ 1 T ■ 9 benefn program. “ eiflier side of the paved portions. 10 Wall Everywhere! PfestigETIockledge Location. public road along a path used by the An equal opportunity em­ cluded sailors from the submarine Evaluation. ^Foundation in on this lovely Country Cape, but you can “We have to assume the very ployer. Male/Femalc. family's 62 milking and 140 veal base at Groton, a uniformed football Millstone Back 11 12 i"i 14 . t r plek your own colors and decorations. Two Car worst. If things work out, fine. We re What IS your home worth? Our professionals can help cows. team from Xavier High School in LEGAL NOTICE Apply in person or call you price your home to sell faster and easier. W e will Garage. One Acre Lot. Real Value at •64,900". covering all the bases. Children have Jennifer’s father, John, 36, did nut 643-nOt. Middletown, volunteer firemen from II If ' n I> 1:. provide you with complete marketing, financial, and ★ Three Fafnily with Three Heating Systems! Tenants a certain resiliency. I’m very hopeful recognize the rod when it was first At Full Power ADMISSION OF ELECTORS 40 towns, state policemen, 50 Civil AlliM Prinling Services. Inc economic information. No obligation No pressure No we will find her,” said Donald Long, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Admission of Electors 579 Middle Turnpike. W pay own heat! Compare at ’49,900". shown to him. It appeared to be new, Air Patrol members, scuba divers, H a 24 is Manchesiar. Conn sales pilch. Of course w e'd like lo sell your home for acting State Police commissioner. without any rust. A silver lure was WATERFORD, Conn. (UPI) - Northeast UUUties of­ of the Town of Manchester, will be in session in the Municipaj you That 's our business. And we re confident you will and bloodhounds. ficials said Friday three small leaks discovered in con­ Building, Tomi Clerk’s Office, on Saturday, September 9,1978 ihr-,-' rwj'r I seleci us once you've seen our professionalism at work Gov. Ella T. Grasso, Com­ still attached to the monofilament :: N WE HAVE MANY MORL missioner Long, and Jennifer’s Searchers were expected to redou­ denser tubes at the Millstone I nuclear power plant have from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., for the purpose of admitting all 27 ik 29 30 IfJinlrY ;). ■■ line. ble their efforts Saturday. father, John, joined hands with 50 been repaired and full power has been restor^. persons who are found to be qualified to be Electors. (jtrr MORE with Harry Amberg, 35, a neighbor and "A lot of us haven’t gotten any CALL US-WE WORK! others as the Rev. Karl Blake, a Northeast spokesman Gary Doughty said power was Dated at Manchester this 2nd day4>f S^tember 1978. i r ' " a 33 35 the searcher who found the rod, sleep. Who can go home ami sit in Lutheran minister, asked God to reduced to 40 percent of . capacity Thursday when the organized a squad of volunteers who front of their television and relax BOARD OF ADBIISSIONS guide the searchers and “give them leaks were discovered. The power reduction allowed Irene R. Piscb, Selectman u fT HT 39 ZS ' Why Not Order ^SENTRY ...... - BELHOREACBiCY spent Thur.sday night in relays at the when we know there's somebody out sharp eyes.” A bright sun peep^ pond in thp hopes that the cjiUd who technicians And repairmen td work on the condenser Chester F. Bycfaolski, Selectman Your Happy Ad Real Estate Services Inc. 431 MJUN ST. 317 GREEN ROAD here. I can't. Anybody with a con* tubes. Joseph R. Remolds, Selectman through the overcast that has is said to bd affdid of strangers might 29 Connecticut Boulevard. East Hortfofd 269-4331 science can’t,” said Amberg. Edward Tomklet, t(>wn C3erk Today! swathed the farm for three days as appear. \ “The-condensert Idok good,” Doughty said Friday. “The loaks have been pliiimed.” 17$4» PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn:, Sat., Sept. 2, 1978 [FRANK & ERNEST MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 2, 1978— PAGE FIFTEEN PsanutR — ChariM M. Schulz ACROSS 66 Compass Answer to Previous Punie BUSINESS & SERVICE 1-Z point AT THE VfiAY ' WHERE ARE ifOU WELL! RNALLV60TUP I THINK W l?£ 1 Summertime M L L E im i 1 1 N ID I ■ T u Dear Abby IT'S NOT A (abbr.) M 1 E N |m 0 p r | 0 A 8 ^ IN , ( R THER?> NERVE TO CALL W U H L E [TOO Wl HV-lfJA HY, E & m/gn mam mm gam m jm LBAST, Y B U 60 6 666 0 5 5 LOST ART, 4 Addict DOWN L A T I e I n T o l 0 R E R£P4lAlR£P6lRL,8in'I 316 enoTuen 8 Electrical unit 8 Y n 1 a h b I e I n Ta T 0 R Sh o u l d l e t By Abigail Van Buren PiALEPMARClEWMISTAKE, 12 Of God (Lat) t Normandy □ntD D D Q 13 Russian river invasion day □BBDIDDD DEIIIQQ R E A 4 0 V E t h e ANPEOTAPATEWITH I DEAR ABBY: I am heartsick about my daughter. She is , ,C > T 14 Rsgsrding (2 2 Evening in OBCl DOBD BfODO 33, attractive, popular and well educated, but to get to the F E P r m tN T rATTY.- Italy □□□D nBDD DDD wds.. Let, □EfDDC] □□naODD IRECTORY PR8tf-OP-PORCf4A5E point, I am ashamed of the fact that she is living with a man. sbbr.) 3 Row t o □ t o n n o G H L A B B L 5 ! Whenever I aak her if she plans to marry him, she insisU - 7 ^ 15 Exist 4 Strange □ □ □ D O Services Offered 31 Services Offered 31 Services Offered 33 Building Contracting 33 that marriage is not important to her and she is very happy 16 Public 5 Stage need □ ■ ZIE IQ D with things as they are. (Abby, how can she be happy?) services 6 Iniquity □ ■ □ □ □ □ HAYES AND SONS Tree CARPENTRY - Repair?, e lin D « . M. TH h . lU. M. or She h u a good position and so has he, and I imagine that 18 Three feet (pl.| 7 Summon up remodeling, additions, gar­ 20. College 8 Humorist Experts - Tree removal, 9-j, they share expenses. I can't understand why they don't get 28 W orker in 46 Lamprey ALUMINUM & VINYL pruning, land clearing. Fully ages, roofing, call David married. degree (sbbr.) 6 Liveliness Fatria, 644-1796. Pritcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Encountered 10 Maple precioui 47 Examinee insured. Go anywhere.' Free Abby, I am just a normal mother who wants to see her metal estimates. 243-8796. 22 Eighth month 11 Examination 49 Smear SIDING OWNERS LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Articles for Sele 41 Boals-Accessorles 45 Apertments For Bent S3 Autos For Sale 61 daughter happily married with a family. ,r SOMETIAAES SOU'RE (ebbr.) 17 Fetish 29 Mark so Indian coin I want to die when my friends ask me ^ u | her. And I’m a Wtienever they talk ) / 31 Midesst TYPING DONE IN MY New homes custom built PISSUSTING, OUVER.' 24 Hindu sscetic 19 Cupid's title 52 Metal thread Ltt 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer 14 FOOT SAILFISH - $ 100. ROOMATE TO SHARE 5 wreck trying to keep it from the relativ^. Sh> was raisedHn about bone, china, • / T seaport HOME P ro m p tly and remodeled, additions, rec 1975 COMET, 19,800 miles, prectice 23 Pleased 54 Blocks of iron $150. Outboard motor 40 horse Alcourt Fiberglass rein- Room Duplex Half rent and a good Christian home, went to Sunday school and church I salivate 26 Cues reasonably. Enveliopesi rooms, garage, kitchens radials. excellent condition. 25 One horse 32 Tells on (il.| 55 Pork type (pi.) CHRIS SYSTEMS Evenrod $250. Mobilehome utilities. Cali Jan, 649-0573 $2500. Can be seen at 528 West regularly, and had good examples to follow. I don't know 30 Metric unit Letters. Manuscripts, etc*. remodeled, bath tile, cement 4lxI5"M;nitur7incam': ^ ^ — carriage 36 Marrowbone Be Poker stake Middle Turnpike. where she got these loose, immoral ideas. 7 3 3 ______Tse- Please call 646-4995. work. Steps, dormers, ptng ground $4,000, Call 525- ...... ■ 26 Plant disease 38 Sharp bark SB Clever phrats Clean Your Siding & Help Bring the Color Back rtsidential or commer- 7100. How do parents cope with a situation like this? tung 27 Villain in 40 Measurer S9 Day ol week Homes lor Bent 34 Poverty To Its Original Lusterl Works Great Oh Wood, ARE YOU INTERESTED in a cial.Call 649-4291. 54 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SICK AT HEART "Othello" 43 Child’s toy (abbr.) BOTTI'S Fruit farm - Apples, - $200. Ford 390 Engine. 36 River in Too. Call For Free Estimate Today. secretary but don't have the GET YOUR FIREPLACE DEAR SICK: Parents are not responsible for tho actions Arizone 1 2 3 4 room, or don't want a full FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Peaches (canning and eating) 5-ROOM COUNTRY HOME - Please call 646-2722. 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 wood now. Hard wood. Phone Glastonbury. 21/2 acres, bam of their grown children. Please get over the notion that yon 37 Unsightly 871-0473 time person. I can do the job Remodeling and Additions. Pears, Plums. 260 Bush Hill 12 13 after 6 p.m. 528-0538. etc. LocatM near town line. 1969 OLDS WAGON & 1968 owe friends and reUtivea an explanation for year daughter's 39 Actor 14 for you from my home. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Road, Manchester. lUoftyle. Yon don't. Andrews Send resume to P.O. Box 75, MERCURY MONTEGO 15 16 Statistical typing with years experience! For Free BABY CARRIAGE Crib and 41 Grsin 17 Estimates, call 646-4239. Buckland Station, Conn. 06040. ■ CONVERTIBILE. Must sell! DEAR ABBY: I have a new daughter-in-law whom I secretarial and accounting mattress, excellent condition. PICK DAILY CORN, 42 The preeent ie 19 experience. Call 646-3973. tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, Best offer. Call 646-6940. adore, but I wish she wouldn’t work so hard to put on a fancy Girl s High Rise Raleigh 5 COVENTRY Lake front, dinner for Dad and mel sge GENERAL CARPENTRY. beets. Swiss chard, pepners 22 ■23 126 References. Speed Bike. Call 643-1008. 44 Is sngered at 1 Repairs, Remodeling. and egg plant. Casimir Kurys Spacious g ro u n d s. 2 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS - I think it's commendable that she wants everything to be «nnHritAi.c.Tmiiius.riLOii 46 Blemish bedrooms, 1 1 /^ b a th s , 26 27 28 ■2. 30 31 32 WE BUniDIK CMS i/ijt Full power. Excellent condi­ Garages. Additions. Prehes. TWO 15 " TIRES - With 15 " Farm, 157 French Road, perfect, but she tries so hard to impress us with the most 48 Compass Decks. Rec Rooms. Bolton. fireplace. AttacI:h e j'_ ;e. tio n . $2900. 1971 VW and late model wrecka. mags. Excellent. For Ford. complicated gourmet meals that I feel guilty knowing how Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence point 33 ■36 36 Peinting-Pepering 32 Adults preferred. No pe'ts, NEW LOCATION Hatchways. Roofing. Gutters. $50. After 4:00 p.m., 643-9078. Squareback, $600 or best much trouble she has gone to. 49 Water barrier Formica. Ceramic Tile. Call A ntiques ■'Available October 1st. offer. Call 649-3572. 51 Evergreen tree 37 ■38 ■AO INTERIOR - EXTERIOR 43 I wouldn't hurt her feelings by offering to "help" her, but TO WHAT DO I IF IT AIMT, HOW ABOUT SETTIN' PRETTY COCKy ' SO WHAT? TNOPE- I'M 60NNA 1 References, lease and securi­ Dan Moran 643-2629. believe me, she could use some help. owe THIS HONOR„.WOU'LL FIND T‘ THe POINT? MeKEB- AIN'T VA? HEAR 53 Greek letter A&B AUTO SALVAGE INC. Painting - And odd jobs. Two BOYS SUIT JACKETS - Size YOU eONNA \SIVE YA A BREAK' 42 ■ 146 WANTED. Antique furniture, ty. $300 monthly, plus utilities. 1973 CHEVELLE WAGON • IF THAT'S THB / OUT SOON MEXPORT'S PAVIN' (WE YA BEEN 61V IN' 57 Dislike 1 experienced College stildents. 16. Excellent condition. $7 & Write Box V, c/o Manchester The first 30 minutes after our arrival, she's in the kitchen 60 Author of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 FARRAND REMODELING - $12 Please call 643-9965. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Excellent condition. Must RI6HT WORD? 1 BN006H! T’PO A J O B - N(3T OUR BOYS SOME 46 ■ Please call 568-4641. struggling with about six _ different kinds of hot hors Specializing Cabinets and For­ other antique item s. R. Herald, sell. Best offer over $1800. T’BOOZE IT UP TROUBLE Fleming mica Tops, Roofing. Gutters. Call 568-2804 after 5 pm. d'oeuvres. And all during dinner she is either in the kitchen WITH VOUJ 61 Biblical 49 SO 162 .3 64 66 66 PAINTING - Interior and SWIM POOLS - Warehouse Harrison. 643-8709. USED AUTO PARTS Room Additions. Decks, or serving us. preposition exterior, paperhanging, Inventory Closeout! Must sell 62 Unerring 67 ■68 ■69 60 684-5530 or 646-6223 Repairs. Phone 643-6017. brand new. huge, luxury THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES Otfices-Stores tor Bent 55 I wish I could tell her that if she's just throw some ham­ excellent work References. burgers on the grill, slice a few tomatoes, and open up a 63 Universal time above ground pools. Complete & COLLECTABLE. 61 62 63 ______TONY ANNUNZIATA Free estimates. Fully in­ MANCHESTER CENTRAL ★ ★ quart of ice cream for dessert.We would love it! (abbr.) • ••••••••••••••••••••■ •••• « with Sun Deck, Filter, Fen- Reopening Sunday September 64 Thai currency sured. Martin Matson,’ 649- location 2 car garage, ideal 1975 FORD GRANADA 2-door 64 66 66 4431 Booflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 cing. and full installation. 10th., 12 to 5, 40 Flora Road, But how can I tell that dear young thing we'd rather have 65 Forecaster ROOM ADDITIONS. off Route 85. Bolton. Outside for tradesmen or small con­ hard top. Jet black with red her company and simple food than a gourmet's delight? 2 C.&M TREE SERVICE - Free Asking $639. Full financing vinyl bucket seat interior. DoriiHTs. kitchens, garages, estimates, discount senior "Clean Up Sale", weather tractor. Heated, business |NeW'SPAP{N ENTERPRISI ASSN ) QUALITY PAINTING and BIDWELL Home Improve­ available. Call Joev collect. zone. T.J. Crockett Realtor. Sharp. 8-cyIinder, automatic RIVERSIDE rec-rooms. suspended ceilings citizens. Company ment Co. Expert installation 203-236-5871. permitting. and roofing. 528-8958. Paper Hanging by Willis 643-1577. transmission, power steering, DEAR RIVERSIDE: You can't. And oddly enough, even Manchester-owned and Schultz. Fully insured, of aluminum siding gutters AM/FM radio, white walls, ■one older, more experienced cooks need to learn that operated. Call 646-1327. and trims. Roofing installa­ USED KITCHEN CABINETS LAWN MAINTENANCE. references. 649-4343. MANCHESTER STORE for one owner. This week special A gwsta want a beat or heatess-not a ghost or gbostesst tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- $100 per kitchen. Display $2995. Low cost bank terms Reasonable and dependable B&M TREE SERVICE. Cabinets *in a fnM rall fiao □ RENTALS iiciiiRent - 249 oruauBroad oireei. Street. Dvu 6W Plain food aerved in a relaxed atmosphere is far more en­ Win at bridge college veteran now accepting R.J. MAGOWAN & SONS - 2323 $10 a foot. Call 649- ...... gq^gre fee. 643-5681. Available arranged. Suburban Motor joyable than the most elegant gourmet feaat preaented by a Complete tree care, spraying Third Generation. Painting & 7544. Alley Cop — Dave Qraue jobs in vour area. Call 289- and removal. Insured and July 1st. Car, Route 83, Manchester- worn out, fretful, nervoui wreck, who baa obvioualy alaved Paperhanging Free SPECIALIZING cleaning and Booms lor Bent 52 Talcottville town line. 649- 4535. experienced. Senior Citizen BEAUTIFUL WEDDING for houra. Estimates. Fully Insured. repairing chimneys, roof, new ROCKVILLE - 19 x 39 foot 2076. WELL, SO FAR, SO Gambling on winning piay Discount. 643-7285. Telephone 646-1959. roofs. Free estimates. 30 GOWN - With matching veil, THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - GOOD.' LESSEE REWEAVING burns, holes. store on busy street. Large DEAR ABBY: I am a reasonably attractive, well-balanced Zippers, umbrellas repaired. vdars Experience. Howlev, size 10. Fall, winter, spring Birch House Women. Central­ 1976 GRAN FURY fully NOW, HE SAID Wasn’t he more likely to KEEP SMILING 643-5361. style. $180. 643-9467 days. ly located. Downtown display windows. $125 young ladyof 24, and I'm sure 1 could make some nice young OOOLA'S IN TH' Window shades. Venetian PAINTING - Interior / monthly. Lease required. Lee equipped air, 30,000 miles hold the ace than E ast?” Exterior. Best workmanship! Manchester. Kitchen man a good wife, as well as a good mother to the children I’d MIDDLE DOME ON NORTH 9-2-A blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT. KEEP HAPPY & Lament Realty. 875-4690. Eirceiient. $3,50u. 643-0036. TH' RIGHT.... "You're right about that,” Qualitv Paint! Lowest Prices! ROOFER WILL Install roof, 2 SETS USED LIVING ROOM privileges. Call 649-2358. love to have. My problem is this: Given a choice between ♦ A 8 4 Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- T 7 5 4 3 replied the Professor. "I 5221. MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ Dan Shea. 646-5424. siding or gutters for low dis­ Den furniture. 1 Pine / 1 MANCHESTER, Main Street. 1972 COLT automatic. Good two men with whom to fall in love —a nice, respectable, didn't really think I was count price. Call Ken at 647- Naugahvde. Includes sofas, CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM steadily employed man, or a good-for-nothing bum —I in­ ♦ Q 84 tory service on color and blak Modem offices available 400, for parts. Good tires, a Q 96 going to make my contract. and white TV. Stereo, 1566. chairs, ottomans, tables, For mature male. Parking. transmission good shape. 649- variably choose the bum. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ lamps. Call 649-2943. Convenient location. No 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat However, I did give the tics. garages, yards cleaned, phonograph. A&B Electronic. Building Contracting 33 and air condition included. 3704 after 5 pm. Can you tell me whyl Is it because, deep down, I have an WEST EAST cards the only chance to kitchen privileges. $M week­ a K Q J 10 9 a 6 moving, trucking. Loam for 1160 ,New Britain Ave., West ly. 649-41)03. 646-2469 or 646-2755. unconscious liking for abuse? (The bums take my money and produce for me.” .sale Lawn service. No job too Hartford. 561-0655. ELECTRIC STOVE, 1975 VEGA - MAACO PAINT, » Q 6 a A 2 WES ROBBINS carpentrv Heating-Plumbing 35 Dishwasher & 1970 Triumph treat me badly.) Or could it be that I deliberately avoid the The Professor’s analysis big or small, 568-8522. remodeling specialist. Ad­ STORE FOR RENT - With 2 new transmission, battery. good prospects because I really don’t want to get married ♦ J 10 92 S7653 was correct as usual. He CARPET INSTALLATION ^ Motorevde, (motorcycle is FURNISHED ROOM FOR Recent valve job, brakes, aJ8 a 10 75432 ditions. rec rooms, dormers, SEWERLINES, sink lines, RENT - Kitchen privileges. bay garage, near parkade. 188 yet? could not make his contract COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carnets. built-ins, bathrooms, rebuilt). Please call 643-6897 W. huddle Turnpike. Call 643- e^ine under warranty. 649- SOUTH cleaned with electric cutters, anytime. Central location. Free I am asking you because I can't afford to go to a if East held the queen of installation and repairs. Free Steam Cleaning. Free kitchens. 649-3446. by professionals McKinney 6802. psychiatrist. a 7 5 3 2 trumps. Change the ace and stimates. Call 649-6265. parking, 14 Arch Street. estimates. Call Pal. at 646- Bros. Sewage Disposal Corri- ATTRACTED TO BUMS a K J 10 9 8 queen around. South’s jack 3745. after 5 p.m. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - TYPEWRITER CHAIR. Stur­ 1970 WAGON, COUNTRY a A K pany. 643-5308. dy. well built. Metal base with BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - TWO STORES - One is 160 The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions would force West's ace, but HOUSEWORK GOT YOU homes. Additioms, Repairs, Square feet, one is 400 square SQUIRE. Running condition, a A K West would simply play ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ DOWN? General cleaning, casters. Black leather seat & Gentlemen only. Free parking. needs body work, air. FM, 8- DEAR ATTRACTED: I wouldn’t presume to tell yon Cabinets. Cali Gary Cushing. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet back rest. Call 569-2348. Kitchen privileges. Security feet. Either one could be used thCee spades and East would tics and cellars cleaned. steam extraction carpet 345-2009. for storage. Heat included. track, new tires. Offers 646- why yen invariably pick the bums over the respectable men, Vulnerable: North-South .repairs, plugged drains, and references required. 643- Dealer: South overruff dummy with that Reasonable rates. Call 646- cleaning, floor waxing & Security required. Rent $85 6085. but if yon are Intereited in flnding ont, try year local mental queen of trumps. kitchen faucet replaced, 2693, for appointmwit. health cUnie. 1943 for tree estimate. stripping, window cleaning, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY repaired, rec rooms, and $135. Call 649-507, or 649- West North East South carpet & upholstery sham­ 1834. 1965 VW BUG. Good running Yon lay yon can't afford to go to a paychiatrist. I say yon Carpentry and general con­ bathroom remodeling, heat TAG SALES CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM l a BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. pooing. Professional/Insured. tracting. Residential and modernization, etc. Free condiion. Some rust. Call 649- eaat afford to go on picking the boms over the nice gayi. l a 2a Pass 4 a Fireplaces, concrete. Free Estimates, Call for mature gentleman. Call 8052. $400. Yen auy become dfognited, convince yoonoll that yon don't commercial. Whether it be a Estimate gladly given. M & M 646-4701 after 6 p.m. Wanted to Bent 57 Pass Pass Pass Chimnev repairs. No job too DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. small repair job. a custom built deserve anything bettor, end marry one. Plumbing & Heating: 649-2871. TAG SALE - Moving out of small. Save: Call 644-8356 for home or anything in between, COUPLE WITH One child 1976 FORD GRAN TORINO A California reader wants state. Books and pmier backs, ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Opening lead: aK estimates. EXPERT PAINTING AND call 646-1379. MANCHESTER PLUMBING needs 5 or 6 room duplex or Station Wagon. Under 30,000 Do yon wish yon hod more friends? For the secret of to know what we respond to LANDSCAPING -Specialized. odds and ends. 79 Vernon ROOM - Private entry. miles. Power steering and partner’s one-spade open­ & HEATING - Repairs. Shower bath. Free parking, house. Reasonable. 649-8952. pepaUrity, get Abby’f new booklet; “How To Be Popniar; QUALITY CARPENTRY By- Exterior House Painting. CARPENTRY & Masonry - Street. Saturday September 2. bfakes. Air. Am/fm stereo ing. Remodeling. Pumps repaired rain date September 3.10 am- Apply 195 Spruce Street. MODEST APARTMENT Yeo'ro Never Too Young or Too Old.” Send If with a long, Harp Construction Additions, Tree pruning, spraying, Additions and remodeling. /'replaced. Free estimates. with 4 speakers. Luggaae seU-addrofsod, stamped (28 cento) envelope to Abby, 132 You hold: roofing, siding, decks and gar­ mowing.weeding. Call' 742- Free estimates. Call Anthony ...... •••••••• Sought by m ature m ale. rack. $4,500. 568-8542. 9-2-B Electric drain-snaking. 24- Apertments For Bsnt 53 Leaky Drive, Overly HUb, CaU. 90212. By Oswald Jacohy ♦ A 5 ages. Call anytime. 643-5(Wl. 7947. Squitlcote. 649-0811. HOUR SERVICE. 646-0237. Excellent references. Call TAG SALE - Bolton. 5 Carter 1971 TOYOTA WAGON - and Alan Sontag T K (J 2 LOOKING for anything in real Mr. Scott, Extension 427, Street. Saturday, lOam-4 pm. Manchester Automatic. Good condition. The Professor studied the ♦ K Q 2 Glassware, tools, books, toys, estate rental - apartments, Hospital, 646- Situation Wanted Situation Wanted 1222, days. $850. Low mileage, good on Astrograph dummy for a full five sec­ ♦ Q J 9 6 5 IS Homes For Sale 23 Beal Estate Wanted 28 many more treasures. homes, multiple dwellings, no gas. Call 649-7204. onds. 'Then he played its ace RESPONSIBLE Mother will fees. Call J.D, Real Estate The Born Loser — Art Sanaom of spades and led a trump. We make the standard FOR CHILD CARE - RESPONSIBLE MATURE care for children in my home. 5-5 DUPLEX - 3 bedrooms, SELLING your house? Call us TAG SALE - 23 Riverside Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. 1964 CHRYSLER 4-door, good East played the deuce and book response of three Excellent care, excellent en­ first and we'II make you a Drive, at Manchester Green FEMALE seeking rent in 2 or notrump. Cail 646-1076. 5 to 8 p.m. only. large kitchen. 2 car garage. 3 family house, for November running condition, $350 cash. the Professor went right up vironment. See for yourself Yard. Centrally located. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Saturday & Sunday, 10 to 3. MANCHESTER MAIN Call 643-5873. with his king. When it held I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i Call 646-7819. Realtor, 643-1577. Clothes, books, curtains, STREET 2 and 3 room apart­ 1st. Will nay up to ^00 with MATURE DEPENDABLE Owner, asking $54,900. Call heat. 289-56K after 5 p.m. or CAPRICO RN (D ec. 22-Jan. 19) he led a second trump, woman would like part time , 649-1156 scanner hang glider and lots ment, heated, hot water, 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY III - This is a promising day to cozy bumped the ace and queen (Do you have a question lor more! 643-4274. up to someone you've been the experts? Write ' Ask the or full time position in doc- ...... *...... IMMEDIATE Cash for your appliances, no pets, parking, Air, power steering and together, conceded two property. Let us explain our security. 523-7047. hoping (o make an ally. A Experts. " care ol this news a- tor's office. Salary secondary. ANTIQUE COLONIAL PROFESSIONAL COUPLE brakes. Good clean condition. spade tricks (dummy could 649-7236 after 5 p.m. □ EDUCATION elegant center hall. One of the fair proposal. Cali Mr. GARAGE SALE - Friday. mutual appreciation pact could per. Individual questions v.ill wants to rent Duplex in 4 door. Automatic transmis­ be drawn up today. ruff his last card of that suit) Pe answered H accompanied . . . finest in Eastern Connecticut, Belfiore. M7-1413. Saturday and Sunday. 6 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT sion. $1500. Call 528-8476. after and was ready for the next - 426 Broad St. $155. Security Manchester. Call 646-2498 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) by slarhped. sell-addressed Private Instructions IB plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ Summerset Drive. after 6 p.m. Keep trying! 6 p.m. Saptembar 3,1971 Instead of being able to devote rubber. KEEP SMILING age. large shed, bam, on 17 MAY WE BUY your home? Manchester. Bedroom fur­ deposit. No appliances. envelopes The most inleresl- This coming year should be a all you time to pleasurable “How did you work out the ing questions wilt be used In Quick, fair, ail cash and no niture. tires, adding machine. Married couple. No pets. pursuits today, you may have K E E P H A P P Y REMEDIAL READING and acres, with more land 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY III - rather bountiful one for you trump situation?” asked the this column and will receive problems. Call Warren E. Telephone 643-4751. RESPONSIBLE WORKING to assume some extra duties. math: individualized work available. Group 1 Realtors. MOTHER with child seeking Fully eqequipped. Air, low materially. Unless you curb student. West had bid. copies olJACOBY MODERN.) program, (lst-8th grade) by Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. TAG SALE - Saturday mileage. your extravagances not much You'll be compensated for the privacy in quiet neighborhood. e. Excellent condition. inconvenience. Heathcliff — George Gately RELIABLE WOMAN To care master’s degree teacher, 568- September 2nd.. 117 Cooper 44x10 FOOT MOBLE home. In Call M3-9618, after 5 p.m. will be saved for a ra/ny day. Street. 8 a m. to 6 p.m. Much Bolton. Working single person Will pay to $225 for 2 however. PISCES (Peb. 20-March 20) B et­ for your child in my home, 8075. EAST HARTFORD - For sale bedrooms. 649-0451 after 5 ter breaks than usual are apt to Washington School area. Call by owner. 2-Family, 6 & 6, miscellaneous, including only. No pets, animals or plants. p.m.______1972 MGB-GT L iftback. come your way today through 643-4976. VIOUN, VIOLA, & PIANO enclosed front porches. Cail Household Qoods 40 chiiaren. Call 643-2880. Excellent school car. partnership situations. In areas INST3TRUCTIONS - All levels. for an appointment. 649-1934 / QUIET TEACHER is looking Michelin tires. Pregnant, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do where you lunction alone you'll WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Family instructions. All ages, 643-6045 / 289-6672 / 528-5600. REFRIGERATORS •SUPER TAG SALE! BOLTON - Large 3 room for one bedroom apartment in must sell! 289-5244. yourself a favor and mix with not be as lucky. A Classic Nancy Crane, 742-6264. Washers, ranges, used, "Something for everyone." apartment. Heat and hot Manchester. Please call 643- groups where you have the ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A ctiv­ ROCKVILLE, BY OWNER - guaranteed and clean. New Todav only. 9 to 4. 69 Rich­ water. Quiet neighborhood. 0499 after 3 p.m. chance to meet someone influ­ ities challenging your dexterity GUITAR, BANJO, Five Room Ranch. 1 1/2 shipment damaged. GE and mond Drive. Manchester. No pets. References required ential. You're lucky dealing and organizational faculties Trucks tor Sole 82 with big shots today. Find out give you the most satisfaction MANDOLIN, essons: Folk, baths, fireplace, garage. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. $230 monthly. 643-5983. Mftc. to r Bent 58 MORE at 234 CENTER to whom you're romantically today. Plan accordingly. blue grass, popular. Ages ^ Aluminum siding. Fenced Pearl and Son. 649 Main suited by sending for your copy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) D on't adults. Beginners- Street. 643-2171. STREET - Today 10 to 4. 4-ROOM APARTMENT, 19 STORAGE AREA ideal fo r; 1968 FORD 1/2 TON pick-up back yard. Screened porch. FIOO. $400. Call 649-1626. ol Astro-Graph Letter Mail 50 do things half-heartedly today. professionals. Easy Banjo Close to school and shopping Typist chair, some antiques. 6 Florence Street, $155., securi­ contractors. About 1,000 square' cents for each and a long, self- If something tun is planned go method. FREE loan instru­ LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ matching chairs, girls ty deposit. Married couple, no addressed, stamped envelope all out. Set aside completely center. City facilities. Asking feet. OverhedV doors, heat,- 1976 FORD 3/4 TON PICKUP ment, Private studio. 646-6557. $60,000. For appointment call tion. orange background with clothes, sizes 6 & junior 7. pets. 643-4751. running water, sink, toilet, to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, your mundane interests. white floral print. Call after 4 - Power steering, power Radio C ity station. N.Y. 10019. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your 875-1801, after 5 p.m. walk-in door. Cratral locaton.' brakes. 29,000 miles. New cap. PIANO LESSONS - Ages 5- p.m.. 646-llM. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT $150/month. 646-8882. Ask for Be sure to specify birth sign. greatest possibilities for gain weekdays: weekends Can be seen at 21 Ridge LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Y ou 're Adult given by experienced anytime. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Available September 4th. 95 John. are likely to come through GAS DRYER - Good condi­ Orchard Street, Rockville. Street, Manchester. 649-2149. In a cycle where secret ambi­ close family contacts today. teacher. $4.00 per lesson. Gail tions can be realized. The They'll want you to be happy Breitenfield. M9-8053. tion. $65. Call 649-8951. after DOG-(?AT boarding bathing S ecu rity re q u ire d , $190 WOULDN'T LAST - Act Fast - ONE CAR GARAGE on 1975 DODGE VAN Tradesman important thing is to lake at- and will be as generous as 6:30 weekedays: anytime grooming. Obedience, protec- monthly.’ 649-4003. Cooper Hill Street. $15 a llrmalive action while lime is Immaculate 2-bedroom 100. Excellent condition. possible. weekends. tion classes. Complete ------month. Call 649A3S0. your ally. CANCER (June June 21-July •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch. Decorative spacious modern facilities. Canine ONE Telephone 644-8217. rooms. Lovely yard in BEDROO M SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try 22) Y ou 're de stin ed to be a Schools-Classes is COLOR TV Maple console, Holidav Inne. 200 Sheldon APARTMENT TO SUBLET - to mingle today with those who winner today, provided your desirable location. Road. Manchester. For reser­ think in expansive terms. They Unbelievable but only $39,900. needs work. $50, 742-9801. $199 monthly. Available im­ Autos For Sole 61 attitude Is positive. Shoot for FOR THE BEST - Manchester vations please call 646-5971. m ediately. Call 643-1767 Uoloreyclss-Bloycles 64 could help you hatch a big idea the moon. Even it you (all short, Short Riba - Frank Hill Call for private showing, you've had on the back burner. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 HOTPOINT Refrigerator - anytime. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- you'll come out way ahead. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Julian Realty, 649-9190. HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1973 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. Le o (July 23-Aug. 22) O thers Good working conclition, $50. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 21) S om eone you know ra th er ITS HISM NOON. rflME sheriff: th e c a c t u s WHAT WE THOueHT WAS HIM THAT MIRASe BETTER BE troductory lesson with this ad. toy puppies and stud services radials, (2 snows), excellent FX-1200 - 871-2511. will respond In kind toward you MANCHESTER - CAPE - 5 Call 646-5750 after 6:00 p.m. ALL U nU TIES INCLUDED well who has been lucky lor today. Berdompasslonale and POR ME TO SO our KID AINT COAAIN' TO TURNED OUTTD BE A OUT OP MY 1D W fl.S V Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. at fair prices. 1-423-8789. - Cameted 1 bedroom has air, condition 2284)475 or 22A95S0. you in the past Is likely to be so giving and they will mirror your AND FACE TH E CACTUSj TOWN APTER ALL. DADSURN AAIRASE- rooms, dormer, fireplace. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Bower School area. Neat, laundry facilities, appliances again today. II could be through attributes. BEAUTIFUL Silver and more! Rental Assisters, 1968 DODGE POLARA - 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and a joint venture arrangement. INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I clean home. $45,900. Group I, ■ miniature male Poodle pup­ rack. $1,750. 289-4042. F. J. Spilecki, Realtors. 643- 236-5646. small fee. Excellent running condition. pies. AKC registered. Putten- $350. Call Mike at 843-5391. / •;/ REAL ESTATE 2121. MI8C. FOR SALE semN© pRowsy....pRow6Y...." cove breeding. 228-9297 ( 423- KIDS OK - Spacious 5 rooms, 1977 HONDA ODYSSEY fS' 6333. BUGGY - All terraine use. V i COLUM BIA LAKE - 3 has aopliances. Now j TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffal PHOTO-GUIDE Homes For Safe Artlelas lor Bale (22-28) Rental Assisters. 236- Good condition. 81100. $850. Excellent condition. Call bedroom year-round custom AKC MALE APRICOT before 12 noon. 1-342-1784. PAnERN Ranch. Spacious lot in choice 5646. small fee. [adial tires. Call 649-8306 BLUE RIDGE AREA - ALUMINUM sheets used as POODLE. 6-weeks. Parents anytime. Spacious 10-room hillside area near lake. Waterfront can be seen. $100. Call 5«9- y u rz /A C E D ^fuectfs privileges. Cali Arthur or printing plates. .007 thick. HEAT PAID- Lovely ACUP- ifiHwinf Ranch, on cul-de-sac. One plus 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for 3920. bedrooms has appliances. 1969 VW BUG - Veiy good con- mileage. Excellent condition. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. $650. 643-5849. S CH N O O Slf acre, brick front with $1. Phone 643-2711. Mav be Children welcomecL Just $175. dition. $800. Call 646-1311, v ttAU aluminum, 3 full baths, 2 Watson Beach Co., BEAGLES - Male. 6 year old after 5 p.m. Manchester Office, 647-9139 picked up A.M. only. (22-29) Rental Assisters, 236- ■THE 7>?/P ■ fireplaces, formal dining AKC. all shots. Female 2 5646. small fee. SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18.- room. All appliances. Family So°d ondttHTn.^S'fo; years old AKC. good mother. 1967 CADILLAC (Convertible 000. very reasonable. Must room with wet bar. walkout to 643-7063. Lota-Land for Sala plating, or welding. Call 649- 643-7063. IDEAL FOR SINGLE! inground pool. Oversiz^ dou­ 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 1 bedroom. All bills pai ble garage, electric doors. By U vesloek NEW HAMPSHIRE - LABOR Available now. Only $120. (17- 8158 owner. $04,000. Principals on­ MOLDED FORMICA top and 30) Rental Assisters, 236-5646, 10-18 ly. 646-6208. DAY Bargains. Two 300'xl20' RIDING LESSONS indoor shore lots, worth $22,000 now paneled bar with two shelves small fee. A smooth-fitting classic and four stooIs.$175. 646-6028. riding ring. Western stock c o l o n i a l c e n t e r $16,000 cash. Comer lots $4.- seat, saddle seat, and hunt ______is always so nice to wear. 5000. One close to lake $3,900. DUPLEX- e 3 So. 813S with Photo- CHIMNEY 9 rooms, on 3.9 Acreage starting at $290 acre TWO PAIRS of bucket seats seat. All levels 228-9817. ___ bedrooms,______kids ok. _ Has «se- Guide is in Sizes 10 to acres. 4-bedro'oms. formal from Pontiac. 1 paira red. 1 ...... 18. Size 12, 34 bust, 2»4 dining room, front to back to $3,000 acre. Campground Sent condi­ uats-Aeeessorles 45 yards 45;inch. living room, 2 fireplaces, first and businesses. 603-5&3636: tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. Pattema available only floor laundry room, enclosed 603-522-3736. 1974 FURY - 16>2-foot •••••••••••••••••••••••••• in sizes shown. porch, rec-room. 2-car gar•^<' DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 fiberglass, tilt trailer, with TO ORDER, ttnd S1.00 fir iieti age. barn. 4 horse sUlls. antf ' Bualnata Properly 1975 55-horsepower outboard iittim . pill 38f fir RittS|i ud yards. $34. plus tax. Also sand, M fldliR f. pasture. Group 1. Philbrick gravel and more stone 643- Chevy engine. 2 tanks. $2,500. MANCHESTER - For sale sue BURNETT Agency. 646-4200. 9504. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ llafleheilir Herald commercial building and board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- 1180 Ava. of Amoricaa ONE OF A KIND - New liquor store. Call fo r details. 9550. Now York, N.Y. 100M TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, Raised Ranch, beautiful rural Marion E. Robertson. sewing machine, and tent M a t N iffli. A d d riii with ZIR Realtor. 643-5953. eoOE, Styli Nomhir and llu . setting. Vernon Street. 3- (10x161. May be seen at 108 bedrooms. rec-room with Scott Drive. Manchester, all The Fall & Winter *78 Baal Batata Wantad BASIC FASHION con- fireplace, laundry, deluxe fains a Bonus Coupon. appliances. 2-car garage. 1 Price . . . $2.00 a copy. fun bath. 2 half baths. Many custom features. Low energ Add $ 2 M for the New radiant electric heat. flZ.S SUCCESS IN SEWING. Broker 646-1189. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 2, 1978

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Bil­ Wednesday," feafuring many of the states in the country and technology institutions the stars wmo have been associ­ 12:00 3:45 a reporter investigating a looked. Could yon please ly Crystal, Joey Travolta and 9 Candlepin Bowling ated with him over the years. have planned mini-blowouts. are booked and others will (B N F L Today sculptor’s death? The Mindy Naud. Leading CB organizations tell me what happened to 7:30 be scheduled. It will tour for Dial-oguel 1 :0 0 ' 4 M statne comes alive at the ( £ Emergency Medical Services 11:30 are participating to assure at least one year. I^t to­ Wednesday her, she used to be so (B U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ (B U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ end — remember? Any­ A special report on HEW prog­ 0 Voyage To The Ends Of The that the populace in general gether by the University of age of early-round play In this beautiful? 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(R) (B The Hambletonlan Coverage 11:30 ( B Baseball Montreal Expos vs. 3:30 — Jesus Christ Superstar 4:30 — Zeppelin Thureday go's Lincoln Park Zoo is the set­ New York Mets 10:30 of this harness racing classic for (B U.S. Open Tennis Highlights 5:30 — Inside the NFL 6:30 — Last Remake of Beau Geste 6:00 — Race for the Pennant ting lor a look at the behavior of @ Kitty's Fal Fashion Show 3-year-old trotters from the of the day's activities In this tour­ 6:30 — Adult Ventriloquism and 8:00 — American Qrafitti 6:30 — Animals Are Beautiful Peo> apes in captivity. (R) 11:30 WIN WITH State Fair Grounds in DuQuoin, nament from Flushing Meadow (B U.S. Open Tennis Highlights Comedy 10:00 — You Light Up My Life pie 11:45 3:00 Illinois. 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Midnight — The Harrad Experiment 11:00 — Jesus Christ Superstar Know Now That We Didn't Know MORNING 5:00 — Bobby Deerfield and political figures lecture and Then" Sunday 7:30 — Race for the Pennant Friday discuss the hero and media 6:00 8:00 — Chevy Chase and Friends 5:30 — Bobby Deerfield treatment of it at a conference 3:00 — Sherlock Holmes' Smarter THE PATRIOTS (B Baseball (DoubMiaadar) Los Brother 9:30 -T he Hiding Place 8:00 — Inside the NFL sponsored by the Sun Valley Friday (B CBS Ralglous Special Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Midnight — Cry for Me Billy 9:00 — George Carlin Again Center For The Arts And Human­ 4:30 — Islands in the Stream Mets Monday 10:30 — Black Sunday ities in July, 1977. (R) EVENING 6:30 — Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Wednaaday EVENING 0 T h e Racer* Brother 1:00 — Chevy Chase and Friends 4:30 Wednesday AFTERNOON 9:30 — Islands In the Stream and 7:30 0 0 Wilder, WNder Four of 7:00 8.-00 0 0 Baeeball Boston Red Sox Thornton Wilder's early plays on (B Bowling For Dollars EVENING 0 0 0 NBC Special "The Bay vs. Oakland A's 1:00 religious / moral thernes are City Rollers Meet The Saturday (B U.S. Open Tennis Live cover­ presented. (R) 9:00 7:30 Remarkable Quality. 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(S @ Jerry Lewis Telethon 9 0 9 Days Of Our Uves 9 N e w s @ The Archies 9:50 l 0 9 W hWheel e e l Of Fortune I Movie Clark. 0 Big Money Game 3 News (Cont’d)(M on) 10:30 12:00 9 News I Green Acres 9TheMunstars 9 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report ( £ Emergency Medical Services 2:00 3 Life Of Riley 3 AHred HHchcock Presents 8:00 9 Family Feud (Tue-Fri) 3 9 Jerry Lewis Telethon 9 Th a Partridge Family (Tue- EVENING 7:00 9 Tic Ta c Dough 2:36 (Mon) (3) Captain Kangaroo 9:55 a American Lifestyle (Cont'd) (Mon) Frl) . 3 CBS News 12:30 3 N e w s 3 ) (^necticut: Seen (Tue) _ 9 Jerry Lewis Telethon 9 Heritage Comer (Tue-Fri) 11:55 3 One Life To Live 3 The Brady Bunch 8:00 ' 3 AHred HHchcock Presents 3 ) Make It Real (Wed) [Cont'd)(Mon) (3 CBS News 4 :3 0 11:00 9 Festival Of Faith 6:00 3 Concentration 3 D Dr. r . S Strange t i QD Eighth Day (Thu) Bugs Bunny / Popeye (Tue- 10:00 3 Fred FNntstone And Friends (3)309News\ 3 3 0 9 9 N e w s 12:37 3:30 3 Mike Douglas 9 Beverly HiNblNIas 3 Bowling For Dollars 3 9 ^ h t Is Enough 31 Dialogue (Fri) FH) AFTERNOON (Tue-Fri) 3 a Hogan's Heroes 3 9 S.W.A.T. 3 Jack Benny 3 9 Jerry Lewis Telethon O P T L C k ib ® T o d a y 9 One LMs To Live (Tue-Fri) 3 The Odd Couple (^t'd)(M on) a Not For Women Only 9 Heckle And Jeckle / Deputy 2 :3 0 9 P TLC lu b 3 1 Love Lucy (Tue-Fri) 12K)0 Dawg 3 Guiding Light (Tue-Fri) a I Dream Of Jeannie 6:10 3 Ryan's Hope ) News-Day 3 Abbott And Costello (Tue-Fri) 9 My Three Sons (Tue-Fri) S ) New8(Tu6-Fri) 6:25 3 Romper Room ) 9 Jerry Lewis Telethon Thursday, Sept. 8 9 0 9 The Doctors ® 9 News 9 9 Card Sharks I'd) (Mon) 5:00 6:30 9AndyGritmh 0 Kitty Today (Tw elve O'clock Uvel 3 Jerry Lewis TaMhon (Cont'd) DAYTIME MOVIES 3 The Brady Bunch (3) Face The State (Mon) 8:30 0 Fireside KItchan (Mon) 9 Over Easy 0 In Performance At Wolf Trap 10:30 9 Tom Larson 3 Concentration 12:20 (3) Up Front (Tue) ® The Archies (Tue-Fri) 0 Antiquas(Tue) 9 Newlywed Game 3 Life Of Riley 9 Mombigtown (Tue-Fri) Ken Connolly )l% la Rascals (Tue-Fri) a Bozo's Big Top 8:30 3 CBS Late Movie "I Will Fight 3 ) New Zoo Revue (Tue-FrI) 3 Meet The Mayors (Mon, Wed) 0 The fWagnoHs Table (Wed) 12:00 a The Odd Couple 0 9 America Allvel )0BlgVMIsy 9 0 Zoom (R) (B Merv Griffin No More Forever" (1975) James S Little Rascals 3 New York R e ^ (Tue) 10:24 a "Three Violent People" 9 World News Tonight 11:00 Movio 0 L s(|^ Americana (Thu) ) Voice Of Faith 9 EricHoftar Whitmore, Ned Romero. S Adelante(MDn) 3 Nine On New (Thu) 9 Weather (Tue-Fri) (1956) Charlton Heston, Anne a Hogan's Heroes 0 Dick Cavett 3 3 0 9 9 News Jersey $20,000 Pyramid (Tue-Fri) 0 T o M Aimouncad ( M P 0 MMar Rogers 9 Black Perspective On The 3 Newark And Reality (Fri) Baxter. 9 Bonanza 9:00 3 9 Hogan's Heroes 12:30 10:30 3 :0 0 )Bawltchad 7:29 3 Movie "Our Man In Havana” News (Tue) @ 9 Today 12:30 \ 6:30 3 Hawaii Fhre-O 3 AHred Hitchcock Presents 3 High Hopes (Tue-Fri) 3 Jerry Lewis Telethon (Cont'd) 1 Joker's Wild (Tue-Fri) 1:00 9 Daily Numbers (1960) Alec Guinness, Maureen 9 Ring Around The World 9 Underdog 3UfoO(Rlley * 3 1 Love Lucy 9 0 9 Grandpa Goes To 3 Edge Of Night ( ^ ) 3 "Tall Man Riding" (1955) O'Hara, 12:37 9 Ryan's Hope (Tue-Fri) 3 World News Tonight 7:30 Washington 9:00 9 0 9 HoHywoed Squares 3 Popeye And Friends (Tue-Fri) 5 :3 0 Randolph Scott, Dorothy 9 Petticoat Junction 3 9 S.W.A.T. ^ l A ^ About Women (Thu) 3 Joker's Wild (3 PM Magazine a Movie "The Couch" (1962) 3 The Gong Show 9 Cross-WKs(Tue-Frf) 12:55 3 Qenaral Hospital (S Maty Tyler Moore (Tue-Fri) Molooo 9 0 Dick Cavett a It Is Written (Fri) a Jake Haas Gospel Time 3 Carol Burnett And Friends Grant Williams, Shirley Knight. 1:00 3 Jerry Lewis Telethon (Cont'd) 3 News (Tue-Fri) 3 Onedin Una (Tue-Fri) 3 The FNntstones (Tue-Fri) 3 "liio Day The Hot Line Got 909NBCNaws 3TheMuppets An ex-con commits psychotic 11:30 3 1 Love Lucy 6:55 (Mon) 909AnotharW orld 3 MHHon Dollar Playoff (Fri) Hot" (1969) Ciharles Boyer, Rob­ 11:00 9 Life Around Us crimes unbeknownst to the psy­ 3 U.S. Open Tennis 3 Joe Franklin 9 News (Tue-Fri) 1:00 9 Heckle And Jackie / Deputy 9 0 Electric Company ert Taylor. 3 Bewitched (Tue-Fri) 3 All In The Family (Mon, Wed- 3 U.S. Open Tennis (Mon) a Adam-12 IGoesTheOxintry chiatrist who is treating him. (2 3 Hogan's Heroes 9 0 9 Tomorrow Dawg 9 The Lottery Show (Thu) 7:00 3 @ O o n a h u e Frl) 3 Search For Tomorrow (Tue- 4:00 0 The (Stowing Years ywoodSquares hrs.) 3 9 Starsky & Hutch 9_ Q e n a r a llI Hospital (Tue-Fri) a The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 1:30 (3) CBS News 3 Joe Franklin 3 Search For Tomorrow (Tue) Fri) 3 "Counterpoint" (1968) 9 0 MacNeH / Lehrer Report 0 Front Row Center 9 Voice Of l%th 0U U as, Yoga And You 9 News (Tue-Fri) 6:55 3 BewHched Charlton Heston, Maximilian 9 Special Edition 0-qn 9 0 9 Tonight 9 N e w s 1:56 Schell a Joker's Wild 0 At Home 9 0 Captioned World News 9 "Th e Black Tent" (1957) 7:00 9 Tic Ta c Dough Tonight 3 News Anthony Steel, Donald Sinden. 3 C B S N e w s 8:00 10:00 9 Ironside 2:00 Monday, Sept. 4 3 Bamaby Jones 3 The Brady Bunch 3 The Waltons 3 Movie "Cry Danger" (1951) 3 News EVENING 3 Concentration 3 Cross-Wits Dick Powell, Rhonda Fleming. 3 Newlywed Game 11:45 DAYTIME SPECIAL 3 9 Jerry Lewis Telethon ) Concentration Sophia Loren, Marcello 10:15 3 BowNng For DoHars 3 9 Roots 3 News 3 9 N e w s aFestivdOfFaith a LMtig Faith 3 M * A * S * H (Cont'd) ) Bowling For Dollars Mastroianni. During World War II 9 Red Sox W rap-Up 6:00 9 0 9 N B C Special 3 Concentration IF a it Iv J Of Faith an Italian soldier Is reported 9 Journey To Adventure 9 0 9 Lifeline 3:45 5:00 12.-00 3 3 0 9 N e w s 9 Once Upon A Classic 12:00 (S) Bozo's Big Top (Wrestling missing on the Russian front and 10:30 0 N e w s 9 0 The Palllsers 3 Jack Benny 3 Jerry Lewis Telethon 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presents a Marcus Welby, M.D. 3 AHred Hitchcock Presents ® Zoom(R) y Wfws his wife sets out to find him years 9 Honeymooners 9 Hogan's Heroes later. 2 hrs. 12:15 J O v e r E a s y 11KI0 gSZoom 3 To Be Announced 9 Newlywed Game 9 9 Uttle House On The Prai­ ( S 0 9 N e w s DAYTIM E SPORTS rie 9ThePrlaonar 6:30 9 The (5dd Couple 3 9 Hogan's Haross 9 ® Once Upon A Classic Friday, Sept. 9 3 Movie "Inspector Clouseau" 9 World News Tonight 3 Movie "Three Into Two 12:30 0DlckCavett 1:00 (1968) Alan Arkin, Delia Boccar- 8:30 Won't Go" (1969) Rod Steiger, 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presarita 3 U.S. Open Tennis do. Scotland Yard, baffled by a 7:29 3 M e t v Griffin Claire Bloom. P A Y TIM E SP ECIAL 6:55 9 0 9 The Eddie Capra Mys­ 3 Movie "Frankenstein" 12:37 3 Bewitched 3 Baseball (Ooubleheader) 1K)0 gang ol thieves who plan a dar­ 9 OaHy Numbers OS Voice (MFaKh 3ILovsLucy 9 N e w s teries (1932) Boris Karloff, Mae Clarke. 9 Bobby Vinton 2:00 ing caper, appeals to the 9 Petticoat Junction 9 Masterpiece Theatre 9 Petticoat Junction 9:00 3 JoaFrankHn 6:00 7:00 1:00 3 Movie “W USA" (1970) Paul bumbling, all thumbs gumshoe. 90DickCavott a Movie "Good Humor Man" 9 Dick Cavett DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 39NFLFootba8 909Tom orrow 3 C B S Religious Special 3 CBS News 3 1 Love Lucy Newman, Joanne Woodward. Inspector Clouseau to help. 2 (1950) Jack Carson. Lola 0 Masterpiece Theatre 9 0 Opara Thaatsr 11:30 3 The Brady Bunch 9 0 9 Midnight Special hrs. 3PMMagazlna 1:30 Albright. Mishaps and misadven­ 4:00 3 The Price Is Right 3 U .S. Opan Tennis 3 Concentration 11:30 12:00 ) World News Tonight 9 :3 0 3 B a w ltc h a d tures befall a "Good Humor" 1:30 3 Jack Benny 3 Newlywed Qarne 3 Hogan's Heroes DAYTIME MOVIES 3 Bowling For Dollars 3 U.S. Open Tennis 9 "Diplomatic Courier" (1952) ) Joker's Wild 3 M*A*S*H man and his girlfriend. (1 hr., 30 3 3 News 0 9 B a s e b a ll 9 0 9 Tonight 2:00 aFtatlvdCNFalth 3 Movie "Sabrina" (1954) Tyrone Power, Stephen McNally. D The Promisss Of God min.) 9 6 ) MacNaH / Lshrer Report 9 Voyage To The Ends Of The 3 Movie "Cheers For Miss 9 Soap Factory Humphrey Bogart, Audrey I09NBCNSWS 12:00 dp|> 0 57 Reports: Massachusetts 4:00 10:00 Ew th Bishop" (1941) Martha Scott. v£S nvws Hepburn. (Studio Sea 9 Tbs Hollywood Squares 3 Lou Grant a "Escape From Zahrain" 9 "Gunga Din" (1939) Cary O Ifom k to WiUlam Gargan,. ) Over Easy 9:30 9 0 9 Tonight (Adam -12 9TlcTac Dough (1962) Sal Mineo, Yul Brynner. Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. 0 Captioned World News 3 N a w s ) Newlywed Game 0 Crockett's Victory Garden 9 Captioned World News p nows ^ Untouchablas Tonight EVENING Tonight 2 :3 3 1:00 1 The (Jdd O xiple TOMMn IVURM ) It's Everybody's Busbieas 8.-00 10:00 3 "Fort Worth" (1951) Ran­ j World News 'Tonight a Movie "Terror By Night" 3 The Jeflersona (S q u Ii^ 11:45 3 N a w s 3 N a w s 6:00 dolph Scott, David Brian. 0 Dick Cavett (1946) Basil Rathbone, Nigel 7M) 39AfiCSpsdal IHorss Racing 3 CBS Lata Movie "Kelly's 01 Promises Of God ( 3 ) 3 @ 9 N « m 4K)0 3 "Racing Fever" (1964) Joe Bruce. 3 C B S N S W S 3 M o ^ "Sunflower" (1970) |0ThaPsasars Heroes" (1970) Clint Eastwood, 7:29 9 0 The Palllsers 3 Jack Barmy Morrison, Charles G. Martin. 9 Baretta Telly Savalas. 9 Daily Numbers 10:30 4 :0 0 11:45 3 That's Hollywood 3 "Calling . Bulldog 3 Movie "Marriage On The 7 :3 0 a LM im Faith Drummond" (1951) Walter Rocks" (1965) Frank Sinatra, Tuesday, Sept. 5 ) BasebaH a The Eternal Tramp luun PIdgeon, Margaret Leighton, ) Carol Burnett And Friends Deborah Kerr. a "A Yank At Oxford" (1938) )FamHyFSud 10:40 DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 ) Conoantrabon 9 0 « s r E a s y Robert Taylor, Lionel Barrymore. ) Newliwed Game 3 Kiner's Komar world's best female tennis player 10:30 3 Alfred HHchcock Presents ( Bozo's Big Top 9 Newhfwsd Gam s 11:45 ) Porter Wagner (6 S Z o oom m (R ( )' at the age ol 17, is dramatized. QDUIeOIRNsy 9ThaOddCoupls 3 T h e Aaaaaalnatlon Of Praai- EVENING _ ) $100,0(X) Name That Tune 11.-00 12:30 12:00 9 0 Jsrnas MIcliansr's World 9 "File On Thelma Jordan" VsHaross 9 World News Tonight O Kitty's F a l M i i o n Show rlant Katinady 9 0 MacNell / Lahrer Report 3 3 0 9 9 News 3 Alfred HHchcock Presents 'T o m m y ’’ 9 B o fw n z a 9 Honaymoonsrs (1949) Barbara Stanwyck, Wen­ ODIefcCavett 8 '3 0 1 2 H » 6:00 9 Hollywood Squares 3 Hot City Disco 3 Joe Franklin dell Corey, 6:30 7 ^ 9 ( i ) lularvGrlflln 11K)0 3 ANrad HHchcock Preaants ) 0 9 N e w s a Joker's WHd 3 3 0 9 9 N S W S 9 Tic Tac Dough 1KI0 ilLovsLucy 9 0 a ly Numbers 9K)0 le Brady Bunch World News Tonight 3 a Hogan's Harass 12:30 3 "His Majesty O'Keefe" I 3 Movio "Happily Ever After" - ) Concentration iJokar'sWIld 7:30 3 Movie "M iddle Of The 3 Alfred Hitchcock Prsaanta (1954) Burt Lancaster, Joan (Premiere) Bruce Boxleitner, ) B o o 's Big To p 8:00 UANTITY Jake Hess Gospel Time )PMMaaazlna Night" (1959) Fredric March, Kim Rice. Suzanne Somers. An aspiring 1 K » 1 0 Zoom (R) 3Croes-Wlts TV Dial-ogue l09NBCNews ) Carol Bumalt And Friends Novak. (1) "The Hunchback Of Notre singer is tom between her desire I Love Lucy I Hogan's iW o e a 3 9 Happy Days )The Gong Show 9 PatUcoat Junction S Dame" (1957) Gina Lollobrigida, I On Nature's Trail for fame and her attraction to a 0 9 Tomorrow (Bonanza ^ BnoohflII I Adam-12 90OlckCavstt 9 0 9 N B C Special Anthony Quinn. 10 MaoNsN / Lahrer Report love-struck mountain man. 1:30 SHINING STAR — I would give out home addresses - I The Growing Years ( 3 9 R o o t s 9 0 Washington Week In 4 :0 0 16100,000 Name That Tune 3 B a w lt c had 6 :3 0 like to write to Liberace - you wouldn’t want yours 6:55 9 0 Antonia 11:30 3 "Change Of Habit" (1969) (TIcTaoDough 3JoaFrwikln I Love Lucy somewhere the letter 9 N a w s 3 U .8. Opan Tennis a Marcus Walby, M.D. published, right? But I ’ll 206W.IXNTER 267LCENTER Elvis Presley, Mary Tyler Moore. 8K)0 10KK) 3 Hogan's Harass 1:35 ) World News Tonight might reach him personal­ 9 "The Malta Story" (1954) r w y 8 :3 0 give you Wlad Ziu Valen­ 7:00 3Spktar-M«i 3 9 A K Movie "Th e Last 3 CBS Lata Movla "Banacek; IJokar'sWIld ly. Can yon give me such Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins. I CBS News 3 Newlywed Game ) Jake Haas Gospel Ttona 3MervGrlfnn tino (now you know why he 3Croas-Wlts Picture Show" (1971) Timothy T o Steal A King" (1972) George an address? - Arliss I The Brady Bunch 9 Lavams & Shirloy ( 9 Living Faith Bottoms, Cybill Shepherd. Peppard, Kevin McCarthy. lOaNBCNaws shortened his name) 646-6661 646-2550 EVENING I Concentration 9 9 NBC Movla "Uttle Mo" 0 8 h a N a N a aVoloaOfFMh lAntIquas 9 0 W M % ^W eak Barher, Red Bank, N.J. Liberace’s office. It’s 4993 2H)0 I Adam -12 6.-00 I Bowing For PoNars (Premiera) Glynnis O'Connor, 9 0 The PiGists 9 O 9 Bast Of Carson 9 4 W It’s against procedure MANCHESTER 3 Movla "China (Sate" (1957) Wilbur St., Las Vegas, (I)(i)IBC9News iFasOvJofFMth Michael Learned. The life and e0&pUonsd World News ) The Omrsa Of Our Thnas 3 9 R o o t s Gene Barry, Nat "King" Cole. and go()d judgement to Nev. 89119. 3 The Brady Bunch I Sounding Board career of the late Maureen 10:15 Tonight Connolly, who became the ORsdSoxWntt-Up airanaldo 2 :3 0 - -N ... 1 . . ; 3 N a w s i. l U

By I niliMl I’ T e a ch e rs Bridgeport vo today to str scheduled to i Wednesday. The of 37,000 studen Officials ir Norwalk said th Page 8 - WEEKEND tions to block tl Union repre cities said mo stumbling bloci Forum of the Arts Collectors’ Corner ment. Another and Bridgeport Casting for ‘Plaza Suite’ begins Tuesday and will be open to the By RUSS MacKENDRICK class size. public through Nov. 12. ’The Curtiss “ Jenny” will appear for the Norwalk teac The Glastonbury Players Inc. will hold A major portion of the 30 instruments in sixth time on our postal paper with the 21- voice vote toda open casting for "Plaza Suite" dinner the gallery comes from the collection of cent international airmail card to be theater to be presented Oct. 27 and 28. the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New ' released in San Diego, California on the Casting dates are Tuesday. Wednesday York. They'Were chosen for the Hartford 16th of this month. The plane is a special and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Matty's Insidi showing with’ the assistance of Miss Gert pet of the Postal Service because it Restaurant. 141 New London Turnpike. DeLeo of Manchester, a member of the carried the mail on May 15,1918, on the in­ Glastonbury. Man Lions Gallery Advisory Board. Miss ception of the first scheduled route. On DeLeo has been blind since infancy and is May 13, two days before the flight, the Dr. Ben Ri Theater Events a retired music teacher. first airmail stamp had been issued at plans to hold USAirmail 21c housing code • Dwight H. Martin will direct A series of concerts and workshops has Washington, New York and Philadelphia. daytime, sayir "Arsenic and Old Lace" for the Tri-Town been arranged in conjunction with the A oddity of collecting is that the FDC’s Copyright U.S Postal Service 1978 hearings are hi exhibition. The workshops, “ hlaking are listed at $8,500, while the first-Hight Players to be presented Oct. 13.14. 20 and mit wider pu Music,” will enable participants to create covers are only $300. 21 at the Vernon Center Middle School. A vanced model of the plane, now called the See page 2. matinee will be staged Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. musical instruments from found objects. The stamp was that 24-cent carmine and Gold Bug, for $5,000, with a 60-day The play has already been cast, but They will be offered to the public on ^ tu r- blue that came out with a hundred printed delivery promise! there is plenty of work to be done days at 1:30 p.m. upside down. Later the same year there First-day cancellations for the new card East I backstage before the production. For was a 16-cent and a 6-cent stamp with the may be ordered any time through Oct. 2. When East further information about the production, same Jenny design only in different Address: “Airmail Postal Card,” Post­ Musical Events schools open to call 872-4279, or attend the first Tri-Town colors. master, San Diego, Calif. 921-199. Collec­ • Members of Peace Train’s be 400 fewer st Players’ meeting Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 8 The fourth Jenny, on our mail was the 10- tors are requested to send either self- time last year p.m. at 32 Park Place, Rockville. “ Roundhouse Revue” will return to cent Scott No. C74 issued in 1968 to com ­ addressed envelopes or return labels with For reservations, or patron and sub­ Gengras Court at the Wadsworth memorate the 50th anniversary of the Ser­ their orders. The Town C( scriber rates, call 875-7756. Atheneum in Hartford for Friday evening vice. It is in red, blue and black. An error to vote tonight Almost Missed it tract for the mi • The “ Big El Show,” a musical tribute “ Courting Music” concerts throughout with the red tail-stripe missing is valued We nearly missed the boat on this one: union. See pag to the late Elvis Presley comes to the September. Performances begin Friday at $5,000. A 15-cent Auto Racing embossed stamped stage of the Connecticut Center for the at 6 p.m.. The Atheneum’s nearby The fifth Jenny was on a surface-mail envelope will be released in California Performing Arts at the American restaurant, EAT, will be open during the stamp — one of the four se-tenants in the Conn today. There is no leeway this time for Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford for two concerts. These concerts are free and U.S. Postal Service Bicentennial issue. ordering an FDC so it means a hurry- An autopsy i performances today at 6 and 9:30 p.m. open to the public. In case of rain, the con­ (Scott No. 1574, Sept. 3,1975.) And now, on scuny to get a Sept. 2 postmark. The on the body of i Larry Seth, with his looks, voice and certs will be held inside the museum. (233- this card, we see the liveliest Jenny yet. 9829) envelopes are in the usual two sizes. They found in a gra mannerisms, impersonates Presley in ac­ The name comes from the designation send the smaller one unless you request a after being repi tions and song. (375-5000) • Frank Sinatra’s current American given to the plane by the makers, the No. 10. The price of each 15-cent envelope • The Goodspeed Opera House is the tour includes an engagement at the jai Glenn H. Curtiss Co. It was one of their JN is 18 cents. (It figures!) Yfce . scene for “ She Loves Me” with music by alai fronton in Hartford Monday, Tuesday series, the “ JN4H,” similar to the famous Jerry Bock and lyrics by Sheldon 1 „ .-nick. and Wednesday at 8 p.m. (566-6(X)0) training plane of World War I. (P & W peo­ The address to write is Auto Racing A helicopter Envelope, Postmaster, Ontario, Calif. It will continue through Nov. 5. ple may interested to know that it had a church festiv 91761. crowd, killing i “ Whoopee,” shown earlier at Goodspeed, 90-horsepower, V-8, watercooled Band Shell Events injuring at least has been extended and moved to the near­ engine.) Coming Events sylvania. See p -b y Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton to Four musical events are scheduled at The first officially-observed airplane Tomorrow, Sept. 3, The First Sunday reopen Friday, Sept. 22. (875-8668) Manchester’s Bicentennial Band Shell flight in this country was not made by a Stamp Bourse will hold forth at the • The musical review “ Pop The Cork " through September. The 76th Division Wright brother in 1903, but by Glenn Cur­ Ramada Inn, 100 E. River Drive, Eiast In S has been held over at the Coachlight Army Reserve Band will perform under tiss in 1908. He piloted the “ June Bug,” a Hartford. Free parking, admission and Ron Guidr Dinner Theatre, East Windsor, through the lights Monday, Sept. 11, at 7:30 p.m. craft of his own manufacture, over a door prizes. Many dealers will be present. Sunday. Joe Masiell appears'in concert Sept. 13, Bernard “ Bem ie” Bentley, becomes major measured 1-kilometer course under con­ Time: 10 to 5. game winner... Sept. 7 to 9. From S^t. 12 to Dec. 3. banjoist, will play and lead an old trolled conditions. For this feat he Tuesday the 5th at 7:30 p.m. — The first of Red Sox sorn “ Fiddler On The Roof” heads the bill. fashioned sing-a-long planned with the received the first prize ever awarded in meeting of the new season for the Central ble in Baltimor (522-1266 or 623-8227) oldsters in mind. This event is co­ the United States for aeronautical Connecticut Coin Club. Place: K o f C Hall, • Music by jazz favorites Duke sponsored by the Manchester Bicentennial achievement — a trophy from the Scien­ 138 Main St., Manchester. President Gary Ellington, Cab Calloway, Earl Hines, Band Shell Committee and the Music Per­ tific American magazine. Gruver has announced a socializing Stock Eubie Blake and others will be featured in formance ’Trust Fund in cooperation with A year after this prize-winning flight, evening to catch up on the coin-adventure NEW YORl “ Bubbling Brown Sugar,” a musical the Hartford Musician’s Association. the Glenn H. Curtiss Co. of Ham- stories of the summer months. Plans are opened highe revue. Sept. 20 to 14 at the Oakdale Sept. 17 at 2:30 p.m., the 102nd Connec­ mondsport, N.Y., was offering a more ad- afoot for the annual banquet in October. trading of : Musical Theatre in Wallingford. Frankie ticut National Guard ^ n d will perform. Exchange issi Valli follows Sept. 15 to 17. (269-8723) Sept. 24 at 2:30 p.m., the Sphinx Temple day’s Labor E • The Marlborough Tavern in Shrine Band will present a program. Taka ‘Taxation: Myths and Realities’’ The Dow Marlborough is showing Neil Simon” s All programs are free. average, a : “ Last Of The Red Hot Lovers” in the for college credit from Friday, was i Marlborough Village Playhouse tonight at Dance events Manchester Conununity College 880.28 shortly 8:30. (295-9358) The Dow lost • The Connecticut Dance Festival will Please register me for college credit in Courses by Newspaper last week. Art events present a series of programs beginning “ Taxation: Myths and Realities” printed in The Manchester Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Evening Herald. Enclosed is my check or money order for • Images ranging from abstract natural Shubert Theatre, 247 College St., New $40.00. Im forms to Mickey Mouse, and from an over­ Haven when the Jeffrey II Dancers are Area towns ... size daisy to a kitchen sink will be among Name scheduled. On Sept. 8 and 9, the Twyla Classified...... the new ideas displayed in this year’s Tharp Dance Foundation will be featured Com ics...... Address University of Connecticut art department (562-2655) East Hartford . faculty exhibition in the univer^y’s • A series of non-credit dance Editorial ...... City State William Benton Museum of Art in Storrs. workshops will be offered at Trinity Entertainment The exhibition begins Wednesday and will College, Hartford, beginning Sept. 25 and Fam ily...... Social Security No. (used as ID#. be on view until Oct. 8 in the museum’s continuing through Dec. 7. Registration Manchester ... main gallery and on the balcony. Obituaries___ deadline is Sept. 20. For further inf9rmo- -Check if Previous or Present MCC Student. • A trumpet from Iran, a 19th-century tion, call the dance department at TYinity Sports...... Italian mandolin and a Japanese at 527-3151, extension 4l4. Make checks payable to Manchester Community College. shakuhachi are some of the instruments • Ah evening of English Country Dance Return application with payment to: BrieJ on display in the new Lions Gallery of the will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. by The Business Office Senses exhibition at Wadsworth Gallery Dancers at Foot Prints, 466 Main Manchester Community College The last- Atheneum in Haftford. Titled “ Winds, St. For further information, call Frank P.O. Box 1046, M.S. #3 homeward-b weekend tra Strings, Striking Things,” the exhibit Van Q eef at 649-9208. Manchester, (jx 061)40 traffic death mark and tow of the pre-ho count by Ui national show killed in traffi 6 p.m. Friday day. JERUSALEM set by Palestinia off the arms American police the Israeli police injured another [