24 - EVENING HERALD. M ., Oct. 10, 1»«) Florida battleground for Carter, Reagan

By United Pres* International The Republican candidate won his second major labor “ It’s a sign of weakness if you have to get involved Florida — a closely divided state with 17 electoral votes endorsement in two days when delegates to the National militarily In combat. It’s a sign of strength if you can USamliPstpr — is today’s battleground for the presidential campaigns Maritime Union convention unanimously overturned a protect our nation peacefully.” of both President Carter and Republican challenger decision by their leaders and endorsed Reagan. The In the course of the day he also criticized Reagan for opposing the minimum wage, for calling workmen’s com­ Ronald Reagan. executive board of the 2.3 million member Teamsters un­ Cloudy Carter attended a reception in Tallahassee Thursday ion endorsed him the day before. pensation “ a prepaid free lunch for freeloaders,” for op­ Cloudy with a chance of night and planned to sign — in Florida’s House chamber Carter displayed his new campaign style ’Thursday in posing the SALT H arms control treaty and for ad­ rain today. Clearing — a $100 million refugee reimbursement bill today to help Nashville, Tenn., and Winston-Salem, N.C., but made it vocating a nuclear arms race. tonight and partly sunny the state, hard hit by the influx of Cuban and Haitian clear his promise to soften his rhetoric about Reagan The president was loudly cheered in Winston-Salem when he promised to continue a sound ioan support WEATHER and breezy on Sunday. refugees. does not apply to Reagan’s policies. Details on Page 2. t Gov. Bob Graham warned a few weeks ago if the ad­ At a town meeting at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, program for tobacco, and piedged to change a clause in ministration did not come to the state’s aid, the president Carter said Reagan was wrong to blame U.S. military federai law that allows foreign tobacco to be imported. YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSHAPER could lose Florida to Reagan. weakness for America’s neutrality in the Persian Gulf Reagan was plagued with questions about his en­ I Vol. C, No. 10 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, October • Since 1881 • Reagan’s Florida stop was in Tampa, on the west war. vironmental stands ’Thursday. coast. He also planned an appearance in Columbia, S.C., The United States has two carrier battle groups and 150 The Reagan headquarters in Arlington, Va., put out a before flying to California for a weekend in the San Fer­ aircraft in the area, and “ clear naval and air superiority statement Wednesday “ by Governor Reagan,” saying air nando Valley. in that whole region,’ ’ he said, adding: poilution “ has been substantially controlled.” But K J someone apparently failed to show it to the candidate. Asked atwut that statement in light of Los Angeles’ pre­ Libyans back Iran as war rages sent smog problems, Reagan said in St. Louis, “ I think all of this is again a little nit-picking, trying to divert us from parently the radar on the AWACs The Islamic duty dictates that we Gulf. developments of the diplomatic BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) - Libyan Iran accused Ira ^ of introducing the real issues.” ally ourselves with the Moslems in Iranian aircraft screamed across a moves launched by both nations Buckley asks mandatory terms fo r drugs At two later stops, told the statement under his mane leader Col. Moammar Khadafy, ground-to-ground lyiissiles into the planes sent to the Persian Gulf area Iran in this crusade instead of 160-mile stretch of northern Iraq Thursday. said flatly air pollution is substantially under control, already backing an airlift of arms to war Thursday with a bombardment last week. tion and enforcement,” he said. fighting them on behalf of America,” over Mosul, Kirkuk, and Suleimaniya HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican U.S. problems. marijuana should be converted to pill Reagan responded, “ I think that the Clean Air Act has Tehran, publicly announced his sup­ by Soviet-made rockets which killed The Scud missile, which is about 35 Buckley recommended a study of staf­ Khadafy said in cables to King in the raids which killed 13 and Iraqi Vice President Taha Mohied- Senate candidate James Buckley Dodd’s campaign workers said later the form for use by cancer patients. done a great deal for this country. Isn’t it substantially port for Ayatollah Ruhollah 130 civilians and injured 300 others. feet long, and carries a high fing and funding of the federal Drug En­ Khaled of Saudi Arabia and other wounded 11 others, Baghdad din Maarouf, quoted by the Iraqi recommends anyone arrested for selling congressman favors decriminalization of He also criticized the Carter ad­ under control? I think it is." Khomeini’s regime Friday amid tit- U.S. intelligence confirmed the explosive TNT warhead, has a rulers. reported. News Agency, said his government dnigs should be given a mandatory prison possession of small quantities of ministration’s support of removal of 111 forcement Administration. For exampie, Independent candidate John Anderson, in a speech to for-tat oilfield air attacks by Iran and Iraqis fired Soviet-built missiles at maximum range of 175 miles. he said, the DEA oniy has two agents to In the texts of cables released by Iran and Iraq Friday bombarded The Iranian military said their wanted to establish go<^ relations sentence. marijuana, but has not advocated any investigating officers from the U.S. New York’s Liberal Party, which has endorsed him, used Iraq on the 19th day of their war. Iranian cities and said they were patroi Maine’s extensive coastline. the Libyan news agency, Khadafy each other’s vital oil centers on both warplanes bombarded and strafed oil with Iran and avoid bloodshed and Buckley said Thursday that Connecticut change in the penalty for sales. Customs Service whose principal function his own harsh language to chastise Carter. Baghdad communiques charged “ Scud” missiles and not the smaller He said a look also should be taken at publicly declared his support for Iran sides of their disputed border and the wells and installations in all three damage. is on the verge of a major heroin epidemic Buckely recommended Gov. Ella was to detect drug smuggling at various “ Just last night ... Mr. Carter revealed he is aban­ Iranian aircraft killed 13 people and “ Frogs” as first reported. whether laws restricting the use of Baghdad government demanded Iran towns along with others in Irbil, A1 and a law that provides 7-year jail terms Grasso appoint Republican former Rep. U.S. ports of entry. doning the politics of vituperation and manipulation,” injured 11 others in raids on three Administration officials in and urged other Persian Gulf coun­ wiretapping in investigations are not halt its "aggressive, racist and Shuaibah, Amarah and Basra. But he denounced "the course of for persons caught trafficking in drugs ap­ Robert StMle, who served on a narcotics Controlling the source of drugs, es­ Anderson said. “ We all know why he made this change. towns in northern Iraq. Iran said it Washington said the firing was con­ tries to do their “ Islamic duty” and hampering efforts to bust drug smuggling expansionist policy” in the Persian Iraqi anti-aircraft gunners shot fanatacism, ignorance and racism parently is used very little. control committee in Congress, to coor­ pecially heroin, Buckley said, is more dif­ Not because he was disgracing his office — which he was hit oil installations. firmed by "intelligence sources,” ap­ back Iran, too. rings operating outside of Connecticut but down five of the aircraft. One plane followed by Iran in its relations with Buckley also claimed his Democratic dinate local, state and federal drug en­ ficult today because the U.S. is not in a — but because the American people were disgusted with crashed into a house in Mosul, killing opponent. Rep. Christopher Dodd, had forcement eHorts. - position to negotiate with the prime which suppiy drugs to the state. Iraq and other Arab countries.” his conduct.” a woman and child, the military said. supported decriminalization of “ We’re talking about people whose producers — Iran, Afghanistan and Buckiey said he supported Connecticut’s Maarouf called on Iranian leaders The Iranian thrust was aimed at marijuana. whole future’s are ruined by the curse of Pakistan. drug paraphernalia law if it were written to stop their “ aggressive, racist and to meet a constitutional test. The new h MGSR begins HUD campaign “ civilian installations and housing expansionist policy and their in­ “ This is hardly a mature, serious ap­ drug addiction,” he said at a morning “ Our only hope of heading off a new At P e n ’s Kathy Say$l areas,”ireas, the Baghdad military said.said, terference in thetl affairs of countries proach to a deadly serious problem facing news conference at the Capitol. drug catastrophe, one that will reach not currently is being challenged in court. There’* atlll plenty ol time to enjoy native^ I created problems the CD program There were few reported of the region." Connecticut," Buckley said of Dodd’s sup­ Buckley said he did not support only heroin but marijuana and cocaine as “ If you believe drugs are bad, why jazz By MARTIN KEARNS program the town could free up the Besdies, HUD regulations allow fruHa A y^egeteblee. could help resolve, Faucher said. posed position, adding it was “ typical" of decriminalization of marijuana nor the well, must depend not on dealing with people up with reminders that it's | Herald Reporter money for other uses, Faucher said. for developers to to apply directly for overseas sources but with domestic detec­ available down the street?” he asked. FrMh AppI* Cldcrl Specifically he pointed to the town's funds to build low income housing. “ The emotions are not here , this Dodd’s “ superficial reaction” to other sale of pot for medicinal purposes. He said MANCHESTER - The elderly, who he said have recently Tonucci said developers can seek the year, and that’s good. When you look Manchester Citizens for Social eclarlnei, Cantitoupatr been complaining that the town has funds whether or not the town is par­ at the objections without the I Pears. Cortlandt. Cauliflower Oranget. Bananaa, Responsibility Friday kicked off its Glastonbury firehouse ignored them. ticipating in the Block Grant emotions, they're really very I Tomatoes. Cukes. Peppers Pinaapplat. Lamona. Llmaa.~| campaign to re-enter the Community Eggplant. Red Peppers, Hot & Pomargranitaa. Coconuta.J The new Senior Citizens Center, Program. minor,” according to Faucher. West Virginia has a real horse race Frying Peppers. Green & Yellow Honaydawa. Tangaloa. Pluma.1 Block Grant Program by stressing Faucher also expects the national constructed along East Middle Turn­ Joanne Mikoleit, an officer of I Squash. Carrots. Cabbage. Shell Cranbarriaa, Whita Swaata, Idaho I the economic advantages it would aflame for guests Bailing Potatoaa. Turnlpa, [ pike at a cost of more than $200,000, MCSR, said the CD’s required elections to attract a higher voter CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) - It’s a campaign of but even he acknowledges the national battle is a row have shown Moore, who whipped Kockefeiier by 73,- Beans. Spinach. Collard Greens. offer the town. Cherry Tomatoas. Swiss Chard, Radlahaa, Garlic. Glr>gaf R ^ . I was paid for with CD money supplied Citizens Advisory Committee would turnout than had the local elections GLASTONBURY - Accidents in the two-story station. huge bucks and helicopter-borne candidates, b a s^ most­ sideshow. 000 votes when Moore was governor in 1972, traiiing by 15 | Kale, Mustard Greens. Green Onlona, Rad & Whila Onlona. ’ Bob Faucher, co-chairman of before the moratorium. When the allow Manchester residents to in­ in which the CD moratorium was do happen, and the Glastonbury Manager said the fire could have ly on personalities and old feuds. But it doesn’t have “ I think if we can get Jimmy Carter’s records and points. Beans. Acorn Squash, Hubbard ^jckU ng Onlona. MCSR, said the program would "Squash. Butternut Squash town voted to leave the program, fluence the shape of their program. voted. He said lower income persons, Fire Department -victimized been serious but given its location, much to do with Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, stands on the issues out to the people of West Virginia “ I think Rockefeller is going to have a iandsiide,” said | Q „.nh.m W rotltVE benefit Manchester’s overall Boston Lettuce Spaghalti 'p ilijp a i PteaWoFrj local officials promised to find money She said the CD process allows for renters, and others who don’t feel Friday night by a fire that broke “ the men had a good jump on it:” “ If it weren’t for jiational TV every 6:30 p.m.,” one we’re going to be in really good shape,” said Mitchell, state Democratic Party Chairman J.C. Dilion Jr. Squash. Red C a b b a g e PKIN8. Q0URD8 I economic and tax situation. At the 8INDLAMCQ/IH for the services that were forfeited. citizen involvement in every step, close community ties would out in Company No. 2 The fire burned a hole through Democratic operative said the other day, “ there wouldn’t who said Carter’s stands on energy and the all-important But a miner with the unlikely name of Herbert Hoover, Pum pkins. same time, he said arguments that But the town has not found enough to “ citizens, not the bureaucracy must favorably affect the CD’s chances. firehouse -can attest to it. the station’s roof. Although water be a national campaign in West Virginia.” issue here — coal — are excellent. 57, of Pratt, says men he's talked with “ think Rocky I the program would drain the town WIP pay for a janitor at the center, be involved in planning and the MCSR will be spending about $500 A fire, apparently caused by faul­ damage resulted from efforts to Both major presidential candidates are running cheap He said the gubernatorial race is the real eye-catcher hasn’t done enough; and I think they’re going to take a economically have no basis in fact. N A T IV l NATIVE NATIVE Faucher said. expenditures of the CDBG on its campaign, according to ty wiring, ripped through a section contain the blaze, no fire damage , campaigns in West Virginia and it is unlikely that either “ particularly because(the contest is wide and deep and chance with Reagan (and Moore).” Yet miner Clifford | TOM TOit GREEN SQUASH PEARS In a letter to The Herald, Joseph lose Furthermore, thO CD offered low program.” Faucher, who said the funds were ob­ of roof in the South Glastonbury spread to living quarters. Manager will spend much time in the razorbacked mountains or name recognition is such that it does overshadow the Martin, 34, in traditionaliy Democratic Logan County, Sweeney, former town director and interest loans to homeowners Faucher said most of what tained through private contributions. station, causing structural damage said. the cities cranuned along narrow floodplains to plead for national issues in the state.” said he’s going with Carter and Rockefeiier “ because | 59* LB. 39*. principal spokesman for the anti-CD rehabilitating their dwellings. townspeople had recommended was The group will be advertising in local but no injuries. Three firemen were assigned to votes this fall. He said his budget for the state “ is so small you just they’re the Democrats.” NATIVE NATIVE forces, said the program would cause Faucher said the rehab would have included by town directors in their newspapers, spreading leaflets and Fire (liief Thomas Manager said watch the damaged area through West Virginia has only six electoral votes and the wouldn’t believe me.” Most political pundits are putting their money on the CAULiaOWER SRHUCH an economic burden on the taxpayers increased the tax base, rather than last proposal to HUD. appearing at speaking engagements. a police officer at about 7 p.m. the night. Power was shut off in . national candidates are to be takine a back seat to the Reagan-Bush’s campaign spokeswoman Lynn Rhoades Democrats, since there are 671,000 of them out of a total of Manchester. Reading from a 9 8 * imj S 9 * f c • 1______. 4 9 ^, 5 5 allow properties to become tax At a press conference held last MCSR is also will also sponsor a noticed smoke coming from the wires surrounding the area of the heavily-financed battle between incumbent Democratic acknowledges the GOP got off to a late start, opening the voter registration of 997,000. Carter ted in a recent pott by ' prepared statement, Faucher said, oT h T o X i l Y «K.M."T0 • ITM. • SUNDAY^ • A.M. TO i PM. * | burdens. “ It is a fact. CD has and can night on the steps of the town hall, forum to provide information on firehouse roof, and alerted blaze, according to Manager. Gov. Jay Rockefeller, and former Gov. Arch Moore, a campaign headquarters Sept. 26. 12.4 percent. Anderson won’t count, officials say. “ The facts show this is not true." • Wa Sail Tha Hara/d. Sunday Papara, pfua Loffaff TfcHata • keep, taxes down," Faucher said. Faucher said the citizens’ group HUD programs. Joseph McNeely, firefighters and guests attending Public Works crews worked last two-term Republican who nearly knocked off veteran With a budget of $20,000, she says, “ I think Reagan has It’s not a campaign of issues, but of personalities. Faucher said the program would THE KING Betty Tonucci, co-chairman of would be conducting a campaign of director of HUD’s Office of open house there. Fire Company night to repair damage to rafters Sen. Jennings Randolph in 1978. a chance in West Virginia. But I think it’s going to be a Rockefeller, 43, is carped at by many for doing little, but provide the town with services now OF MCSR, said it was a misconception facts in preparation for the Nov. 4 Neighborhood Self Help Develop­ No. 1 was immediately c a ll^ to and wiring, and Manager expected Rockefeller has already spent |1.9 million and his slick battle.” Moore was tried on federal extortion charges in 1976 and, funded by local taxes. He pointed that CD would fund the construction election. At the same time, he called ment, and Shelly Friedman, HUD the scene and a combined force of them to be back on the job this The United Mine Workers, with 66,000 miners, and the although cleared, it is unclear what effect that will have PRODVeer specifically to sidewalks, sewers and Aiedia campaign has taken airtime even in Pittsburgh of low-income housing. While the the prospects good fro the town regional director of housing, will be morning. on his race. HERO the downtown redevelopment 45 men had the blaze controlled and Washington. Moore acknowledges his spending will West Virginia Labor Federation, are throwing their StWOSMUM ST., UM im XtaL program presented in 1979 -and later realigning itself with the HUD featured speakers. McNeely within 20 minutes. Manager said. The firehouse was back in full go past the $1 million mark, but says the high-rolling weight behind Carter and Rockefeller. Miner lobbyist “ I think he's highly incompetent," one statehouse promised under the town’s former defeated -marked funds for housing program. oversees the CD programs for HUD. Firemen and their 8 guests were operation Friday night. Manager ' Rockefeller will spend $12 million. Rockefeller says he’ll Frank Thurman is hoping the rank-and-file miners will worker complained to a companion the other day about contract with HUD. rehabilitation and site development, High interest rates, inflation, con­ CD directors from area towns are unaware of the fire until alerted by said the accident had been spend what’s necessary. show a rebirth of political strength, but there are some Rockefeller. “ At least he’s honest.” the other replied. ^ These services must now come no money was set aside for construc­ dominium conversions and the also expected to attend the meeting. the policeman. The blaze began in thoroughly investigated, but said Joe Mitchell, campaign manager for CaTter-Mondale, problems. from local funds, but with the tion. housing crisis in general have the roof, above the living quarters further study would be made today. is about the only person talking issues in this campaign. Moore, 57, can draw labor votes. But three polls in a llllUIIIHIIIIWMHIIIIIlim Handicapped succeed by inner strength Sign-up blitz By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA what each can do for the other. employment agencies seeking the job gives him an expertise he can use to Manchester seeks HARTFORD (UPI) - PUBLIC NOTICE Legault was featured because he desired. help others. Herald Reporter Independent John Ander­ BUYING despite his handicap, or perhaps He said he knew he could do the “ I need help in things like going to MANCHESTER - Although he son’s Connecticut cam­ because of it, he found a reservoir of job, and that knowledge of his the bathroom but that’s just a paign will conduct a final had never walked a step in his life, water tank permit inner strength which he offers as in­ capability is part of what kept him dependency. Everybody has a depen­ the handicapped high school voter registration blitz spiration to other handicapped per­ pounding the pavements. “ Han­ dency; for some people it’s that the graduate said to himself "I was Saturday and Tuesday, GOLD & SILVER dicapped people have to realistically trucker will deliver bread to the MANCHESTER - The Town of and 26 feet high. Important for Heating Oil Usars bound and determined I wasn't going sons who seek to live complete lives. says Sidney Gardner, state Manchester is seeking a variance to Giles said the tank is needed to GOLD & SILVER PRICES ARE to watch soap operas the rest of my “ Finding a job is about the hardest assess what they can do. Look; even store or that the doctors will provide campaign director. thing I've ever had to do” the 30- if I really want^ it, I couldn’t be an their services. Handicapp^ people construct a two-million-gallon water provide adequate fire protection for Gardner said Thursday life.” tank on-Vernon Street. the northeast section of Manchester, HIGHER NOW THAN IN RECENT] That attitude of determination year-old man said from his astronaut.” just have more dependencies. the campaign to sign up The variance application, and also to supply water during peak Recently Aaron Cook,-a life long Manchester propelled Armand Legault to his pre­ wheelchair. Legault, who designed a van which “ But I have to be able to help the voters, which began in MONTHS. THIS IS YOUR He said when he started job hun­ originating from the Public Works use period. The tank would be used sent position as a white collar allows him to drive using touch con­ people who help me with my mid-September, yielded 1,- Department, asks the Zoning Board about 80 percent for fire protection, OPPORTUNITY TO CASH IN professional and the vice presidency ting after his graduation from trol because his muscles are too dependencies. One way is talking 500 new voters at the resident, became President and Owner of of Appeals to allow the tank in the he said, and about 20 percent for peak of the Muscular Dystrophy Founda­ college with an associates degree in weak for standard steering wheels, about my handicap to others with University of (Connecticut YOUR UNWANTED GOLD & single-family Residential AA zone. use supply. tion. He uses the post to explain to accounting 10 years ago, employers said he has a mechanical mind. “ I handicaps. Also, I can help people and “ thousands” more on Water tanks are a permitted use only Giles said he found the land by General Oil Company of Hartford, Inc. other handicapped persons the sur­ were anxious about employing han­ would've liked to be a mechanic, but who have tax problems.” other campuses and in SILVER in Industrial zones. studying maps. When he found the vival techniques which made his life dicapped person. that just wouldn't have been Legault, who has a special cities and towns. The water tank would be con­ parcel he checked records for the worth living despite the extra But he said "I wasn't going to realistic.” wheelchair for the square dancing he stand still for being a dumb structed on land presently owned by owner and found it was Green Manor hardship. So Legault settled on accounting, participates in with others similarly WE ARE BUYING ^ Green Manor Corporation on what which is connected to First Hartford Legault was keynote speaker bookkeeper, or a clerk, or to answer and landed a post with the state Tax confin^ in a group called “ The Envoy visit General Oil has been quietly serving home- Jay Giles, public works director, Realty, owned by Neil Ellis. Friday afternoon at a seminar in­ a phone. I was going to be an accoun­ Division, auditing automobile taxes. Squarewheelers,” has found satisfac­ GOLD AND SILVER termed leftover land from The water tank would be HARTFORD - Anne tended to bring handicapped persons tant because that’s what I wanted to He says he enjoys it partjy because it tion in his life that some “ normal” Manchester’s largest. There are four Armstrong, former U.S. ' \ owners and business with heating oils for 80 and employers together to share be," Legault said he went to 80 or 90 is a challenge, and partly because it people never find. developing the Forest Ridge Con­ other water tanks, a one-million- Ambassador to Great Bri­ IN ALL FORMS He said “ One time I was giving a dominiums. If the variance i$^ tain, and-currently national years. Our storage terminal is located at 133 talk and a second grader a sk ^ me if granted, Giles will ask the Board of gallon tank near the Nike Site, a .5 co-chairman of the * JEWELRY * COINS I would take a pill that would give me Directors to purchase the parcel, and million gallon tank on Tonica Spring Reagan-Bush Committee, Riverside Drive, (on the Connecticut River) in Your neighbors^ views. the ability to walk, if one was ever estimated it was about 1.8 acres, 608 Trail, and two tanks along side each ‘ Will campaign for the (U.S.Foreign) developed. Vernon St. other, a .5 million gallon and a 200,000 He did not estimate cost, but said gallon tank on Ludlow Street, ticket in West Hartford * POCKET WATCHES East Hartford. A Manchester Customer Ser­ "No, I wouldn’t take it. I know who Saturday. I am now and I don’t happen to want the water tank would cost about The money for the tank construc­ Mrs. Armstrong will (Working or Not) to change, to be an average Joe. If I $480,000 to construct. tion is part of the voter-approved $20 speak about foreign and vice office will be opened in the near future. changed like that, my environment . The application states the variance million for water system im­ economic policy and the DENTAL GOLD * CLASS RINGS wopid change, and I’d change from should be granted because the parcel provements Giles said. impact on women in a 10:30 what everybody knows me as now. “ is landlocked and cannot be used for There are about 13 surrounding lan­ a.m. address at the Univer­ “ You’ve got to decide ‘Do you like any other purpose.” downers. Several had called Giles, sity of Hartford. She later ANYTHING MARKED STERLING We urge you to find out how you can benefit who you are now?’ Whether you’re "If the water tank is not con­ but none so far apparently strongly will attend a Fairfield fun­ blind, or retarded, or in a structed on the site the health and opposed the project. draiser for GOP U.S. SPECIAL PRICES ON FLATWARE by buying heating oil from Aaron Cook’s wheelchair. Can.you accept it so no safety of Manchester residents would The public hearing on th variance Senate candidate James J one feels bad about it. If you feel be compromised,” will be Oct. 27. The ZBA meeting Buckley. and HOLLOWARE By “TOWLE," "INTERNATIONAL good about your handicap, it’ll rub The tank is about 115 in diameter begins at 7 p.m. General Oil Company. •J ^ I SILVER," “S. KIRK," "STIEFF"and “TIFFANY" off on others,” Legault told the ap­ proximately 65 handicapped persons Recycle plan attending. IMMEDIATE PAYMENT-FREE EVALUATION He also had a note for the 30 HARTFORD (UPI) - A Call General Oil atl568-3500 for full details employer and agency represen­ Connecticut legislator says WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO PAY Tiernev Dowling; Baltovick S ru n cil tatives who came to the seminar. "If sQtufdoy. she is working on a HIGHER PRICES DUE TO CURRENT on saving heating dollars this coming winter you hire a handicapped person who program whereby the state How do you interpret a vote for Independent isn’t up to the job standai^s in terms would buy recycled paper NEEDS OF REFINERS AND or mail the coupon below. of attitude - fire him. Because if you to use in state agencies and candidate John Anderson for president? don’t, you’ll be uneasy about hiring In Bolton In Connecticut offices. DEALERS. DO NOT HESITATE TO the next handicapped worker who Rep. Teresalee Ber- BRING IN ANY ITEMS Penny Tierney, Manchester — “ I think people are dis­ comes along. A latvlan ^lecialty is the feature Republican vice presidential can­ tinuson, D-Melrose, who is (Clip and Mail today) appoint^ in the choices (Republican Ronald Reagan and "If it’s a physical problem, there of a Bolton bakery where there are didate George Bush visits Connec­ running for re-election, said REGARDLESS OF CONDITION Democrat Jimmy Carter). It will represent a change are agencies to help, but if it's an at­ goodies galore. Page 11 ticut. Page 2 Thursday the program I want details on how I can save m oney this com ing from what we have and 1 personally will vote for him.” titude problem, fire him. Then he’ll would be. devised in con­ Thoman Dowling, South Windsor — "Unis a vote for know he better get on the stick with junction with her work on heating season. Reagan” the next job.” The program was part of the Inside today the Legislature’s Solid 2 Mf$niY Name ______Brenda Baltovirk, Manchester — “ It represents In sports Waste ^nagem ent Task freedom of choice and not going by party line." Employ the Handicap)^ Week of Qiurches ...... 6 Force. SAT. & SUN., OCT. 11-12 Oct. 6-10. It included a tour of the Address. Jon Brandi, Manchester — "I think it makes for a East (Catholic girls win cross Classified ...... 16-18 She said the State Cen­ 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. closer presidential race.” Regional Occupational Training country invitational. Goehring's C om ics...... IS tral Purchasing Office Telephone. Mike Roman, Vernon — "1 think he's going to lose. Center, the center for the han- two goals pace Manchester High Newspaper Course...... •. .4 might resist the idea at Howard Johnson Motor Inn It’ll be either Carter or Reagan, but Anderson is trying dicapp^ where the conference was hooters. Complete scholastic roun- People/Places...... 11 held. Representatives from various -first because recycled' hard. I'll give him credit for that. If it wasn't for the dup.Pagc 13 Sports...... 12-14 Rte. 30, Vernon state agencies also spoke. It was the paper is more expensive, Mail to: Aaron Cook, President League of Women Voters he wouldn't be where he is Television ...... 15 fifth year of the seminar, entitled but she said the price drops Exit 96 from 86 West, Exit 95 From 86 East — one mile General Oil Company today. I think he's going to take a lot of votes away from Tow ntalk...... 10 as the number of suppliers Carter “ Manchester’s Answer to Problems Houston stops Philadelphia in north of Vernon Circle on Rte. 30 Update ; ...... ;..2 bidding to provide it P. 0. Box 562 Beiiey Sgro. Manchester — “ I think a vote for Ander­ of the Handicapped” although it was National League playoff.Page 12 nBNMK NMilMUJNIMnN iiilHMaliilM Weather ...1...... 2 expands. Manchester, CT 06040 son will take the vote away from Carter." Roman Sgro open to residents of all area towns t - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 11. IWO EVENING HERALD, Sat., Oct. 11, 1980 - 3 Mpdote. Police contract talks break down in East Hartford visaged is not enough" and added it wants "strict and Power ban lifted the PUC order were "substantial questions of law” that EAST HARTFORD — Personnel Director G. William the negotiations. But he and union officials have agreed however, the town would like to see the officers return to a two-year contract that would give officers a 10.5 per­ France battles anti-Semitism systematic application of the law against racism." remain unanswered and the bah should not be imposed Miller said Friday contract negotiations between the that a major issue to be settled is the police union's work a traditional five-day work week which could put more cent increase for the-period. That contract expired in CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The New Hampshire until those questions have been answered by the courts. PARIS (UPI) — Schoolmasters lectured children on The news magazine I'Express, meanwhile, said in a town and the police union had broken down Thursday and week schedule. men on the streets. June 1978. racial tolerance, officials met with Jewish ieaders and Louis Harris poll conductedithree days after the bombing Supreme Court Friday suspended an order which a mediator from the State Board of Mediation and Ar­ Police union officials have said they prefer the present Police union officials have said it would take a lot of In negotiating the latest contract, sources said the police hunted for anti-Jewish extremists FYiday in the that one of every eight Frenchmen interviewed said they prohibited New England Power Co. from exporting bitration has called for negotiations to go to fact-finding. four-day work week with three days off. On this schedule money in the contract to make the officers switch back to policemen refused a large pay increase so they could wake of anti-Semitic vioience. A poll showed one in every thought too many Jews live in France, which has a pop­ hydroelectric power to other New England states. Falkner rabbits healthy Mediator Rido Comarco, who certified the talks to the officers work nine hours a day. Town sources say. the five-dajf work week. In 1979, the union voted to accept keep the four day work week. eight Frenchman harbors some anti-Jewish feelings. ulation of 55 million. 'Hie county ^ s 700,000 Jews, On Sept. 19, the Public Utilities Commission ruled that NEWiNGTON, Conn. (UPI) - All 115 rabbits taken off enter the fact-finding stage, was called to help with the Special Friday evening Sabbath observances were rhost of whom are French citizens. the utility must cease selling the hydroelectric power tiny Falkner Island by a Humane Society "rescue team” negotiations that had stalled in early September. The poll also showed 57 percent thought the police, un­ generated at five dams on the Connecticut River to other scheduled at the Paris synagogue where a bomb exploded are healthy and will be put up for adoption next week, of­ Miller said the state board has yet to choose a “fact­ PRICCS EFFECTIVE MON . OCT. 13 THRU SAT . OCT IS. 1M0 in the street during services last week, killing four per­ der fire for possible neo-Nazi infiltration, are not doing states, chiefly Massachusetts and Rhode Island. ficials said Friday. finder” and said he didn't know how long the process FULL sons and touching off a national outcry against anti- everything they can to stamp out terrorism. The PUC gave the utility until Oct. 19 to comply. "The rabbits got a clean bill of health,” said Frank In- would last. He said, for example, the town has spent the LSERVICEJ There’s a TOP NOTCH n ^ r you: Semitic groups. Police questioning of known right-wing extremists con­ When the PUC rejected New England Power's request tino, director of the society's animal department. "They last year involved with fact-finding about the pensions Of Meetings of government officials,'’l.^wlsh leaders and tinued. Twelve persons picked up Thursday in the for a rehearing on the order, the utility filed an appeal are principally for pets, not for any other use or pur­ the town's police and fire unions. East Hartford Manchester IF m HAKST AUimt. civic groups in France's 95 provinces got off to a stormy southwestern city of Lyon were released, police said. Fif­ with the state Supreme Court. pose.” “We both agreed to disagree, but I can't talk about 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN start. Boycotted by the nation's two biggest labor unions, teen persons were questioned in Paris but also were Friday, the high court granted a portion of that appeal The rabbits are descendants of two domestic bunnies issues," Miller said, referring to the talks between the PIFASF PICK UP YOUR’ freed. which asks for a suspension of the PUC order, while the Manchester Middletown they fa c ^ a demand by the MRAP, a leading anti-racial left behind in 1975 by the small Island’s lighthouse town and Local 386 of the International Brotherhood of 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 group, which said it would accept nothing less than "the The manhunt also continued for a man, described as matter is in litigation. operator, whose job had been phased out by automation. Police Officers, which now represents the police. % . COLOR SME meuiAR looking like an Arab, who bought a motorcycle to which New England power argued that it could not meet the dianiantlement of all groups that feed terrorism or incite The Coast Guard, which owns the island off the Connec­ Miller did say the representative for the union has a OPEN: MON. THRU SAT. 8:30A.M. lo 9:00P.M. violence.” the synagogue bomb was attached. The suspect carried a 30-day deadline imposed by the PUC for compliance with ticut shore, took a group of society members out to the reputation of "going in with least's say 40 issues and star­ AT A TOP HOTCH REAR YOU! ^ M l WIlCOHE YOUR FOOD STAMP 9URCNASIS ' w SUNDAY 10:00A.M. ______lo 5:00P.M. The meetings were ordered by President Valery Cyprus passport police believe may have been forged. the export ban. island Oct. 2 when the rabbits were rounded up. About a ting at day one and going issue by issue.” Miller said in Glscard d’Estaing to c;)iart security measures for,the In London, the Palestine Liberation Organization's Company officials said the sale of hydro-electric power dozen eluded capture and remained on the island. some cases an agreement is made with the union and the NOT RESPONSeiE FOR TVPOGRAPHICAl ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RKlHT TO IM IT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIEO Jewish community. He also ordered the lectures held in representative denied th^ PLO had links with anti-Jewish is regulated by the federal government and necessary Intino said the rescued rabbits had been tested for a issues just fall into place, but he doesn't think that will every elementary and high school in the country. groups anywhere and said, “a just solution to the permits to sell the power in New Hampshire could not be battery of diseases and have been found to be healthy. He happen this time. The MRAP said, "The passive security that is en­ Palestine question” requires that Jews be free from dis­ obtained in time to meet the PUC order. said the relocated hares will officially go up for adoption Miller would not total the number of issues at stake in crimination. The utility said the jurisdiction and constitutionality of at five shelters across the sfate Tuesday. 3000 3000 3034 Energy session Bush: Carter betrays workers set next week MANCHESTER - On Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican vice presidential Whiton Auditorium, the Manchester Public Libraries will candidate George Bush said Friday that working people sponsor a program to encourage people who are con­ were betrayed by President Carter’s economic policies, sidering an alternative energy appliance and to provide and are now looking to new hope in the GOP ticket. helpful hints to anyone who has already undertaken this Bush also criticized Carter for running a "desperate” step. and divisive campaign against Ronald Reagan and said James H. Sarles, director of fire protection at Eighth the John Anderson "phenomenon” was fading fast. Utilities District, will conduct the meeting which con­ HIOMIST TIM M IA TU IIS Bush told a noontime crowd of about 250 people outside sists of a slide presentation and lecture covering the Hartford Civic Center he didn’t want to ruin a nice day by following topics in depth: mentioning Carter’s economic record, but "the guy has Wood as a fuel. totally failed the American working man and woman.” Cutting, bucking and splitting. “They have been betrayed by the Carter economics,” Wood, cutting tools and their proper use. said Bush, who also toured a Hartford tool manufacturer U f I WEATHER FOTOCAET €) Selectin a wood buring stove. in his second (Connecticut campaign appearance this Proper installation. month. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 10/11/80. During Satur­ Understanding the chimney and a draft. day, rain or showers are expected over portions of the “The economic misery index is worse than it has been Creostote and the chimney fire and how to deal with it." since the depths of the Depression,” he said. northern Pacific Coastal states, the Great Lakes region The many benefits of wood burning. and the northern Atlantic Coastal states. Elsewhere, Bush said he and Reagan, who stumped for the blue Considering coal as a good alternative. weather will be fair in general with skies ranging from collar and ethnic vote in New Haven’s historic Wooster The slide program is alMUt 30 minutes long, and a ques­ clear to partly cloudy. ^ • Square neighborhood Monday, "want to continue to reach tion and answer period will follow, he emphais will be on out to the working people in this country.” the desirability of burning wood and/or coal to save “There is a receptiveness there and we must appeal to energy. it,” he said. “We’re offering hope in the economy where- Admission is free. Many helpful pamphlets will be Weather foreeast Jimmy Carter’s programs have really put out an element, of despair.” available to the public. ^Occasional rain likely Saturday morning then Bush, noting he grew up in Connecticut and his late becoming partly sunny with a chance of showers in the father served as the state’s U.S. Senator "with great dis­ Bus route change afternoon. Highs 65 to 70. Periods of rain likely Saturday tinction,” said the state was "very important to the night ending early Sunday, then becoming mostly sunny Reagan-Bush ticket.” apd breezy Sunday afternoon. Lows Saturday night 45 to He conceded the Republicans had to work to win back effective Monday 50. Highs Sunday around 60. Probability of precipitation votes they had lost to John Anderson’s independent can­ HARTFORD — State Transportation Commissioner is 70 percent through Saturday night. Southeasterly winds didacy — but the "Anderson phenomenon is a declining 10 to 20 mph through Saturday night. one.” Arthur B. Powers today advised patrons of the Connec­ ticut Transit “H” route bus that a change in the routing Extended outlook Bush said the state Reagan-Bush coordinators had a of the inbound bus from Park Avenue in East Hartford to “powing confidence factor” and he predicted the GOP downtown Hartford will go into effect on Monday. BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England will again defeat Carter in Connecticut. Gerald Ford Due to current construction on a town sewer project on Monday through Wednesday . MassBchusetu, Rhode carried the state in 1976. Island & Connecticut: Park Avenue, passengers wishing to board the bus to Bush, who won the state’s March 25 presidential Hartford from Park Avenue will have to board the bus on Fair through the period. Overnight lows 35 to 45 and primary, said Carter’s “grossly unfair” campaign was daytime highs 55 to 65. Park Avenue going outbound 15 minutes earlier and punctuated with “smallness, meanness — tearing the Republican vice presidential candidate noon hour rally. Several hundred persons travel to Longhill Road before the bus makes the trip into Maine and New Hampshire: other person down.” George Bush waves to the crowd in front of listened to his 15-minute speech. (UPI) downtown Hartford. The "H"-Park Avenue bus will Fair south and chance of showers or flurries north and He said the nation was “far less able” to shape or cope the Hartford Civic Center Friday during a return to Hartford from Longhill Road, take the regular mountains Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows with the volatile crises in the Middle East than it was route to School Street, to Tolland Street, turn right on in the 30s and highs 40s north and 50s south. years ago, and (Orter’s four years represented “a litany Tolland Street to Burnside Avenue, left on Main Street in Vermonlt of broken campaign promises.” very good working relationship with the government in Governor Reagan,” he said. "I am convinced relations East Hartford, and will then proceed on the regular route Forecast unavailable. Bush, who helped set up'America’s first diplomatic lia- Peking. with them would continue to improve under Governor to Market Street inuHartford. Air quality sion office in China, also said he felt Reagan could have a "I don’t think there is any skepticism in China about Reagan.” This change in routing will remain in effect for ap­ proximately a year while construction is in progress. HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Department of En­ vironmental Protection reported moderate air quality in Waterbury Friday and good air quality in the rest of the UNICO sets date state. Sfiles tax revenue decline worries Grasso The DEP forecast good air statewide for Saturday. HARTFORD (UPI) — Sales tax revenue, the mainstay Revenue Services shows sales tax receipts totaled $66.2 Receipts for the first three months of the fiscal year of Connecticut’s tax structure, is continuing to come in million — $6.5 million more than September 1979. But the totaled $33.9 million — $2.8 million higher than last year. for car raffle lower than expected and the Grasso administration is growth rate is only 3.2 percent instead of the 4 percent September's receipts were $3 million higher than the MANCHESTER— Manchester Chapter of UNICO The Almanac worried, budget officials said Friday. forecast. same month in 1979. National, an Italian-American civic organization, will By United Press international September tax data released by the Department of “It concerns everybody involved in the budgeting Baida said the targeted growth rate in the corporations hold its annual car rafRe on Dec. 3, at The Colony. Route Today is Saturday, Oct. 11, the 285th day of 1980 with 81 process,” said Eldward ^ Id a , chief of economic and tax was 7 percent, but revenue in that column is coming 83. Peter DiRosa is chairman and his co-chairman is to follow. revenue forecasting in the Office of Policy and Manage­ in 9.2 percent higher than last year. He said that means Michael Misseri. The evening will begin at 7 p.m. with The moon is moving toward its first quarter. ment. “The trend is weaker than expect^.” the Connecticut economy is “still profitable.” cocktails (cash bar) and the drawing will be held at 9:30 The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Baida said however that 0PM won't know the true pic­ Another surprise is revenue from the inheritance tax, p.m. Music will be provided by the Dubaldo Brothers. The evening stars are Mercury and Mars. ture until it has figures for a full quarter. September which because of its nature can't be predicted. Revenue The tickets are being sold for $100 and no more than 200 Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. sales tax data actually reflects August sales so 0PM only is $5 million higher than the 1979-1970 fiscal year — or a tickets will be sold. 'Winner need not be present at the Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of President Franklin D. Indian reaction cool has two months of the fiscal 1980-1981 year to look at. 39.3 percent increase Instead of 11.3 percent forecast. time of the raffle. All Connecticut State tax will be the Roosevelt, was born Oct. 11, 1884. INDIAN ISLAND, Maine (UPI) - All the hoopla and Gov. Ella Grasso already has warned agencies to hold Baida said part of the reason that the inheritance tax responsibility of the winner. All proceeds from the raffle On this date in history: celebration of President Carter signing a settlement to down expenses, to keep their proposed 1981-1982 budgets revenue is higher is because the stock market is doing will benefit the scholarship fund, mental health and In 1811, the first steam-powered ferry in the world dissolve Maine Indian land claims did not overflow on In­ to a minimum and not to be surprised if their current well so portfolios of deceased state residents are worth retardation and other charities which UNICO supports. started its run between New York City and Hoboken, N.J. dian reservations here Friday. expenses are forcibly reduced. more. This is the seventh annual raffle which the Manchester In 1868, Thomas Alva Edison filed papers for his first "There’s still a lot of dissension," said one "Everybody in the agency is well aware the allotment Revenue from the motor fuels tax is $794,000, or 3 per­ Chapter has held. All previous raffles have been sellouts. invention — an electrical vote recorder to tabulate floor Passamoquoddy member. cuts are a strong possibility,” Baida said. cent, lower than last year. Baida said the 3 percent The car, a 1981 Lincoln Town Car Four Door, was votes in Congress in a matter of minutes. Congress The document signed by Carter ended a legal suit that Revenue from the corporations tax, however, is com­ decrease was expected when the budget was drafted to purchased from Moriarty Brothers and will be on display rejected it. ^ . dated bacirto 1972. It forced the federal government to ing in higher than expected. reflect continued conservation by motorists. in their showroom bearing the UNICO banner. In 1962, Pope John XXIII opened the Second Vatican recognize Maine Indians as a legitimate entity, and gave I For tickets or further information, please call one of Ecumenical ^uncil in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. them a windfall of federal funds to purchase land and es­ the following: Chairman, Peter DiRosa 646-1887, co- In 1975, Vice President Nelson Rockefeller urged a tablish a trust fund. chairman Michael Misseri 649-0300, Raymond F. Damato swift federal loan to help New York City avoid economic The Penobscot, Passamoquoddy and Maliseet tribes Trendy wedding features T-shirts 646-1021, Joseph Hatchey 728-2048, Atty. Barry Botticello bankruptcy. will receive $54.5 million to purchase a total 300,(MX) acres 643-1845. Bernard Giovino 643-1507, Paul Rossetto 646- NEW MILFORD (UPI) - You groom, best man, matron of honor, Owen said. of land. Another $27 million will be set aside in trust to 2482, Atty. Craig White 646-5762, or any other member of won't need a scorecard to tell who's usher— and several labeled "guest.” She said most people reacted A thought (or the day: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt wrote: support Indian programs. the Manchester Chapter of UNICO. who when Keith Rollinson and Shelly "We were both married before and favorably to the idea. "You gain strength, courage and confidence by every The tribes had claimed 12.5 million acres of the State Owen are married Saturday. Nearly had big formal weddings. But we're “We didn’t get any bad response. experience in which you really stop to look fear in the was taken from them 150 years ago in violation of federal everyone will be wearing a T-shirt not ones for formality. We just want They thought it was a good idea. I Manchester begins face.” law. describing their role in the wedding. to have a good time and not make it a even have a "grandma” T-shirt. 1 "There’s no celebration. Everyone involved with the "We’re not ones for formality,” stuffy occasion,” Miss Owen said. don’t know if she’ll put it on, but I United Way drive Lottery numbers document is in Washington for the signing,” said a Miss Owen said Friday. "We’re get­ She said most of the guests will be have it,” she said. Penobscot Indian manning the Indian Island police sta­ ting married in T-shirts and blue wearing “guest” T-shirts, but some MANCHESTER — Solicitors for the United Way of tion. “They think it’s a great idea. They The weekly New Hampshire Sweepstakes numbers jeans because that’s what we wear are going to wear "T-shirts that are all give us a lot of credit for doing it the Capitol Area's Town of Manchester drive have begun “I don't really get into it. I voted and all that, but I drawn Friday were 753 and 92. The winning color was all the time.” special to them.” the way we went to. It’s not a wed­ working on this year's fund drive, Noel J. Belcourt Jr., don't see how it will affect me personally,” he said. yellow. Her T-shirt will say "bride” and The bride and groom will be in ding you have to go out and buy a new chairman of the local effort, announced today. A small group of tribal members have opposed the Rollinson’s will say “groom.” The brown T-shirts, the best men and dress for or anything,” Miss Owen The eleven solicitors include: John Haberern of the New Hampshire daily 3525 settlement agreement since it was reached in December, minister's shirt says .“JP” for matron of honor in yellow, family said. Klock Company; Vivian Ladabouche, Job Services, Rhode Island Daily 6215 but none were in Washington, nor were they in the streets justice of the peace. members in navy blue, the usher in The wedding will be at the New Connecticut Labor Department; Joe Garman, Garmaii Connecticut Daily 600 to protest the signing. There are also shirts marked orange and "everyone else is Milford home Saturday afternoon. Clothier; Carole Katz, Community Child Guidance Marne Daily 572 mother of the bride, mother of the wearing all different colors,” Miss Clinic; Philip Harrison, Harrison Stationers; David Torstenson, Robert Smith Insurance; Norman Holmes, Evening Herald Watkins Funeral Home. Richard Sena and Peter Sterne, To Advarllto USPS 327-500 To Report News Connecticut Bank and Trust Company; William Rood! Published daily except Sunday and cer­ For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea;: Dodd backs special ed. funding 643-2711 and ask for> Classified. 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Shannahan, state of the Vernon Historical Society, has agreed to the ap­ pointment of five persons to a Municipal Preservation historic preservation officer, said that an act concerning Plant sought the National Register of Historic Places, passed by the Board. General Assembly last June, and which took effect Oct. 1, Those named are S. Ardis Abbott, Martin F. Fagan, enabled the legislative body of a town to appoint a The sexual revolution WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Nuclear Regulatory Com­ Robert Hurd, Dr. Robert Linstone, and Dorothea Municipal Preservation Board. mission should start giving publicized grades to utilities Peabody. operating nuclear power reactors and cancel permits of Editor's Note: This is the sixth in a series of 15 articles those that get consistently bad marks, a House com­ exploring “American Families in Transition” In this ar­ mittee report said Friday. ticle, social psychologist Carol Tavris discusses the The NRC has long been aware that some utilities Bazaar date set causes and extent of our “sexual revolution." This series, operating nuclear power reactors have been consistently TOLLAND - The written for Courses by Newspaper, a program of Univer­ poor industry performers "but' has done too little to Ladies Guild of St. sity Extension, University of California, San Diego, was remedy their deficient performance,” House Govern­ Matthew’s Parish is Your Local funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the ment Operations Committee Chairman Jack Brooks, D- preparing for its annual Humanities. Texas, said. “Frosty Village Bazaar” Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University The NRC is the federal agency entrusted with to be held Nov. 7, from 6 to of California. regulating the private nuclear industry. 9 p.m. and Nov. 8, from 10 Family Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., said, "The NRC a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish historically has been far tod reluctant to be candid with center on Tolland Green. By Carol Tavris the public about the fallings of certain utilities. Co-chairpersons Donna "People living near reactors are entitled to the NRC’s Belanger and Rosemary Newspaper People today are divided about whether or not there best expert judgment on whether a utility is doing a good Czuchra are working with has bmn a sexual revolution. or a bad job at operating this complex and potentially their committees to com­ Two general attitudes seem to prevail. dangerous machinery,” Moffett said. plete a variety of booths Subscribe Today Call 647-9946 One denies the existence of the sexual revolution, main­ "We have already seen — at Three Mile Island and Quilting bee that will sell hand-made taining that most people are still doing whatever they elsewhere — the fear and disruption in citizens’ lives that Christmas decorations, used to do — or still not doing what they never did. come from mismanagement and error in operating a Women of the quilting group at First Betsy Gerakaris, Joan Vanderpoel and religious articles, plants The other attitude holds that the sexual revolution oc­ nuclear reactor,” Moffett said. Congregational Church of Vernon have been Elaine Clark. The quilting group meets each and herbs, toys, clothes, __ The report recommended “that the NRC in­ baked goods and sweets. curred in the early 1960s and everyone is now doing what stitutionalize a ‘grading system' and make its results ful­ working all year on quilts to be sold at the Tuesday afternoon. Some of the finished AND ADVERTISER he or she would never have dreamed of doing. quilts are hangind in the background. They A wide variety of 30,000 CIRCULATION ly public.” “Merry Ole Days” holiday fair scheduled for refreshments will be In fact, there is some truth in both views. "Every utility operating a nuclear r ^ t o r should be Nov. 15 at the church on Route 30. Shown also make other quilted items such as available on both days of There has been no “revolution,” if by that we mean a regularly inspected with an eye to evaluatlhg its manage­ around the table, left to right, are Beverly pillows, potholders, animals. (Herald photo the bazaar. sudden upheaval in values that has caused everyone to ment competence, and each utility should be graded as Taylor, Jennie Anderson, Muriel Schiebel, by Richmond) take lovers as often as he or she takes aspirin. However, ■good,’ ‘average,' or ‘poor,'” the report said. there has been a revolutionary change inpur expectations Any utility showing persistently poor performance about sex, a change that has caused^new anxieties about ratings should have its license revok^, it said. our sexual behavior. The report said it found “serious deficiencies” in the CUSTOId GriOUND BEAN COFFEE And there has also been a rapidly accelerating evolu­ NRC regulation of three utilities with identified problems tion in sexual behavior, but the starting date for that in the construction and operation of nuclear reactors: the There Are Lots of Jersey Central operation of the Oyster Creek, N.J. plant; p m m EIGHT trend was 1900, not 1960. the Sacramento Municipal Utility District operation of For example, Alfred C. Kinsey's landmark studies in the Rancho Seco plant serving Sacramento; and the Reasons Why O’CLOCK male sexual behavior (1948) and female sexual behavior Washington Public Power Supply system construction of (1953) found that women born before the turn of the cen­ a network of five nuclear reactors to serve the northwest. tury were much more likely to be virgins at marriage ! • • • • M IMcWKaUi r > * lt -r thi* • • You’ll Do Better .At A&P COFFE la', than those born after 1900. By the 1950s, half of the wives BUTCHER SHOP ) ) ) - ( POULTRY SHOP~yj)—, Kinsey interviewed had had premarital sex. The many sexual surveys conducted since Kinsey find FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED U S D A INSPECTED several significant changes in the sex lives of the majori­ ty of Americans in the last generation: Scrubs save SMOKED FRESH —Premarital sex is no longer taboo, shameful, or rare. Supc.-'narkef Prices! It is virtually universal among engaged women and prac­ HAMS BOX-O-CHICKEN ticed by a great majority of single women. nuclear workers BONELESS-WHOLE 15 TO 19 LBS. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS —Experimentation with sexual practices is becoming more common. Oral-genital sex, once regarded as a SHANK BEEF CHUCK perversion or a sin, is now accepted by a majority of I RICHLAND, Wash. (U P I)- Two Hanford Atomic New X-ray techniques PORTION couples. Reservation employees exposed to deadly plutonium 5 9 * I from a flash fire were saved from serious external con- Dr. Colby Stearns (rear), chief of radiology —The double standard which lingers in attitudes has iULLTroo»(0 AAriRAOOtD89f SHOULDERS ROASTS almost vanished in behavior. In Kinsey's day, half of his 5 lamination by a lengthy series of scrubs, officials said at Rockville General Hospital, and Donald Smoked Hams PORTION It) 0 9 r « f SH O VEN STU fFE B 3 Friday. Perdue Roasters married men but only 26 percent of his married women Bergeron, administrative head of the I The fire Thursday exposed eight persons to the radioac- PA'. .*G l LON’ AiNS SCtNItnC Ul PORn CHOPS 1 RiB had had an extramarital affair by age 40. Today, about 50 hospital’s radiology department examine X- INDPOASi I ' lOINtNDROAST-POP* LOIN fB E S h - u S D A IN SPECTED ^ tive substance. rays made using an innovate new imaging Pork Combination ib1 Chicken Legs percent of both sexes have had at least one extramarital S Officials at the Rockwell Hanford Company’s "Z” affair. system. The new system, called rare earth VA .» A(j( CONTAINS AN lOUAL AMOUNT Of CtNTER 169 17( f b e s h u s 0 a i n s p e c t e d i plant said external contamination of the unidentified man i l m BiAOI I»*0 ANOS B OINENOC OPS Chicken Breasts —“Public” sex — in movies, pornography, magazines, and woman closest to the fire had been reduced to an "in- imaging, produces highly detailed X-ray Ass t Pork Chops J research — has brought the discussion of sexuality to I significant amount.” photographs, while reducing patient exposure public attention, creating new standards and expec­ g Spokeswoman Peggy Bennett said the two employees to radiation by more than SO percent. tations while questioning old ones. ^ were moved from a company first aid station to the Han- BtirCHLlCF BONELESSSTeAKS MEF POUNO-WHOU10 TO l2LM.-iONELEU ^ ford Environmental Health Medical Facilities late MUIMIRtrAMi BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS ’g Thursday to determine if they had ingested any CUSTOM Sex and the economic order CRCOG worried Polska Kielbasa SirioinTips CUT” plutonium when a small cannister containing scrap Shoulder ..gg Chuck Fillet ..gg KEFK E F IWSRET-UlfTMIMEO-tlIWSRET-UlfTMMMEO-WHOLE I TO tOLBS leUSHMC FARM Sexual attitudes and acts are reflections of the social plutonium powder which they were handling suddenly tOMCLiU and economic ordor. For virtually all of human history, accelerated the rate of sexual change, none did more be a delight; and if it isn't a delight, what am I doing burst into flames. about expenses Beef Kielbasa Roasts p I or Shoulder . I Fresh Briskets c u tro a e v T ' ib. K E F L O M > W H O lE ~ 9 TO 7 U S . lOSONElESS N e ie S S than “the pill" and the lUD. For the first time in human here? Two other workers in the same room were found to ■NfWr-HIUSHME FARM the unpredictability of pregnancy and the consequences VERNON — George L. Shelley Jr. of the Capitol BtEf CMUCA-eONEUSSKAN BEtf CMUCk-80NEL£SS of pregnancy to the woman, her family, and the tribal un­ history, women had a simple, reliable form of birth con­ have ingested a small amount of plutonium powder, but Region Council of Governments, has sent a message to Beef Tenderioins u Rising expectations were sent home pending treatment with a chemical agent Knockwurst r it, meant that a network of rules had to be established. trol — which meant they could have sexual relations Mayor Marie Herbst concerning the impact on towns Beef for Stew .P r Blade Steaks .2^® without fear of pregnancy. Some observers think the Pill And there is the one aspect of sexual change in to help remove the substance from the body. because of the increased prices of the automobiles. fitff CHUCk -BONELESS SMOUkOtH SH A*S fPFSH-READY GROUNO-PATTlES ’ 69 l B When births could not be controlled, women had to be. The four other contaminated workers were treated and FROZEN )) DAIRY ) ) Social scientists, studying the varieties of sexual roles single-druggedly caused the sexual renaissance of the America that can truly be called revolutionary: the Shelley said one car manufacturer is raising its London Broil »2’® Ground Beef 1960s, but evidence shows the trend toward sexual per­ revolution of rising expectations, which has less to do released shortly after the fire. “sticker price” on an average of 3.2 percent or 3290 a car. KRAFT-PHILADELPHIA around the world, find that standards of sexual freedom The two being held for further tests were to be given missiveness was well under way long before the Pill. with bodily sex than with mental sex. The astonishing He said this is only part of the story as dealer margins or repressiveness have their origin in nonsexual events. examinations to determine the extent of ingestion, if any. By the 1960s, then, a unique configuration of events had media explosion of information about sexuality, sexual are also being cut so that the possibility of concessions Some societies, such as those throughout Polynesia, per­ At their request, their names were being withheld. CREAM occurred: secular values predominated, shaking off the problems, and sexual possibilities now offers people a from these distributors will be lessened. mit both boys and girls to have sex before marriage. Officials said the procedure could take time, perhaps He also said that the average price increase doesn’t irt4E F A R 4# Other societies restrict both sexes. Still others give notion that sex was unhealthy, abnormal, or sinful; and smorgasboard of choices — and dilemmas. most of the day and into the weekend. birth control had become accessible and reliable. (It is No doubt this information has helped thousands of peo­ reflect the added cost of certain features which used to be CHEESE■ license to boys, but punish girls for sexual activity. The fire itself caused no damage to the plant laboratory optional but are now standard. U.S. NO. 1 EASTERN WHITE OR FROM LOCAL OHCHAHDS Why the different rules? Anthropologist Ernestine only in the last few years that reports of the potentially ple to realize that they are not sick, or dirty, or alone in but the immediate area was sealed off as a precaution. He said other car manufacturers are following similar FriedI finds that permissiveness occurs in societies that dangerous side effects of the Pill and lUD have caused their sexual practices. Yet the same information has The fire was the latest in a long series of contamination steps. FARM FRESH incidents at Hanford, which has handled large quantities BAKING MCINTOSH do not require large-scale property exchanges at many women to stop using them.) There was no good, created new norms and, therefore, new pressures. “Obviously, the impact on town budgets will be serious of radioactive materials since it was c re a te during iCAUroRNIAI marriage, that is, where marriage is not an economic reason “not to do it." In just a few decades, for example, women went from on account of tfie mandatory services which must be World War II to develop the first atom bomb. BROCCOU APPLES 691 worrying about whether it was all right to have orgasms provided,” Shelley said. POTATOES alliance between families. When weddings involve high The Hanford installation has an emergency medical Sex, marriage, and procreation to worrying about which kind was “normal,” to worrying He told the mayor and officials in other towns, that BREAKSTONE-1-LB. CONT. bride prices or dowries, a high premium is placed on a ASSORTED-SIDE DISHES What were the consequences of there being no con­ about whether they were having enough orgasms, in the facility specifically for treating serious radioactive con­ ways must be found to help hold down capital expenses girl's virginity. As marrige evolves away from being a tamination and injury, but the two workers remained at sequences to sexual behavior? and said the possibility of reduced use of town vehicles 12-OZ. i means of property exchange, with women as the unit of ■right way. Men used to complain that women didn't enjoy the Rockwell facility for treatment throughout the night Stouffer’s pkg. f Oitlage Cheese 89* First, sex and procreation could be disentangled. When sex; now many complain that women enjoy sex too much. should be examined. PEPPERIOQE FARM-ASS’T 3 . 8 8 ' currency, the premium on female virginity fades, as it before being transferred to the medical facility for inter­ He said because of the very large increase in the cost of has in the United States. procreation can be planned, sex for sex's sake — for Large numbers of people seem to think that everyone nal tests. 5 99* new vehicles, it may be much more economical than it else is having more sex and better sex, and as a result, Turnovers Cheddar Cheese Tr pleasure's sake — becomes a possibility, for women as The “Z” Plant fire followed by only a week an incident used to be to repair parts of existing town fleets. THICK CRUST-CHEESE PIZZA ALL VARIETIES-CHEESE SLICES well as men. The responsibility for sexual behavior sex therapists report, many couples feel bitter or vaguely in which a researcher at the nearby Battelle Pacific 18’/2-C2. ITALIAN FRYING PEPPERS OR f i n e fin e s t QUALITY WHITE dissatisfied. Everybody expects a satisfying sex life and U S POSTAL SERVICE pkg. shifted from the institutions of marriage and religion to Northwest Laboratory inhaled a small amount of La Pizzeria CounIn 12-oz. Ched-O-Bit s;89* Technology and sex the individual: each person had to establish persotTal a spouse who knows how to provide it.. Americium 241, a man-made radioisotope used in STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT Italian Eggplant lb. o a Mushrooms _pkg. V* AND CIRCULATION U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE e n d p lu m p - ju ic y c a l if . BLACK OR Q O d The sexual “revolution" has not recently changed or rules of sexual conduct. With the once-tight bond between sex and marriage biomedical research. (Act of August 12. 1970, Section 3685. Title 39 CREAMY OR CHUNKY-JIF FLAKED threatened the essence of the traditional family, as some Secondly, sex and marriage could be disentangled. severed, couples today are exploring new connections. . United States Code) Yellow Onions bST Rame Red Grapes m oo ^ 1 Title of (Publication, The Manchester Evening Herald 4 conservatives argue; change^in the traditional family When people who do not have to marry in order to have Some prefer to endure harsh rules that restrain them lA. (Publication Number. 327500 Peanut ANN PAGE-IN SHELL ANNPAQE-FLAVORFUL „ KQ Folger’s permitted changes in sexual mores. One could argue, as 2 Date of Filing. October I. 1960 24-O Z. frequent enjoyable, legitimate sex, and when marriage rather than to suffer the anxiety of no rules at all. Others 3 Frequency of Issue. Daily Except Sunday and Holidays Roasted Peanuts bag Apple Ciller Butter ' Coffee can historian Carl Degler does, that American families have does not automatically entail a bevy of babies, motives make their own rules, and some seek sexual “liberation” California's long 3A No of Issues T*ublished Annually. 306 r never been all that “traditional” anyway. The United for getting married change. 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English Muffins (1) What are the two general prevailing attitudes (net press rum 13.416 13. 4 T OZ PKG CLAM PLATTER Sweet Cider nion. nursery care provided. 10:00 a.m. Holy Com­ ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. (Tiurch of the Nazarene sin is the law; but thanks will participate in several U.S FANCY 2V4 " MIN. NEW ENGLAND THEME: LIVING WITH JESUS • ____TWMI M T J IC T .J I Glastonbury munion. Church School through Grade 6. nursery 142 Grove St. Rev, Richard E, Thompson, pastor. next week are as follows: be to God, who giveth us activities including a A v \ f \ l A e CORTLAND • GREENING ‘ [ LB. \ care provided 10:45 a m., worship service. the victory through our Roman-style banquet and PUNTERS M p p i C O MACS • DELICIOUS ’ I BAG ST DUNSTANS CHURCH. Manchester Road UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY: East, 153 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Vernon. Monday — 7:30 p.m. - Sunday, Octobar 12 DOVE CREAMY NATIVE KUSS. & CONN. ' Rev Joseph R Bannon. pastor Saturday mass at 5 W. Vernon St. Rev Arnold Westwood, minister. Church Board meeting. Lord Jesus Christ," ICor participation in State Latin 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, 8:15 ft 10:50 A.M., 6:30 P.M. 1, Of f * 1 . 0 f f 3 25 *O ff! p m . Sunday masses at 8. 9 30 and 11 a m. 10 30 a.m.. Service. minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, assistant minister. 15:55-57. PEANUT ! l Y I YOGURT I Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Day at Trinity College. L iq u id 24 OZ. PKG. Fresh Eggplant LBS TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack 9:55 a m.. Church school, crib room, child care; 10 The virulence of sin, BUTTER I I a s SORTED FLAVORSi VAN DE KAMPS St. Rev Normpn E. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson. a m.. Worship service Young Women’s Bible • Monday-Friday, Octobar 13-17 The club will conduct its 22 OZ. BOTTLE RAQU ! Hebron 18 OZ. JAR BURQULAR I 6 0Z.CUP | NATIVE MASS AND CONN. _ assistant pastor. 615 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL study at church, baby­ 10:00 - 11:30 A.M. death's sting, is such that annual fall slave sale FiSH SPAQHETTi! ST, PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 85 vices. nursery for Infants: 9:30 a m.. Sunday Bible CHURCH INC.. 9 Ellington Ave.. Rockville. Rev. sitting provided: 2 p.m. 7:30 P.M. Jesus is the only effective during which students are FreshCabbage 5 LBS Rev William Parsing, rector. 10 a m . Worship ser­ school classes for all ages, three through adult, Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m.. SAUCE ! 1*1.00 1*1.00 I *>■*"“ I 4 ,o! ■ FiLLETS ASSORTED VARIETIES | . NEW ENGLAND SOY DAIRY antidote. Trusting, hired to do light yard and _ LAi.lh _ kXl.lK...... ^ vice nursery (or infants. deliverance serx'ice; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. service at CreStfield Con­ Public Invited Nursery Provided With ihii coupon tl I GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Hebron ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Park and deliverance service. valescent Home; 3 p.m. obedient faith in Him will house work and will sell Fresh Tofu 1 LB PKG ( Rev David G Runnion-Bareford. pastor 10 30 Church streets Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector: TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 30 and Service at Vernon Manor. appropriate this gift. stationery to raise money DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY a rh , Worship service, nursery, 9 15 a m , Church Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedleu. assistant to the rector; Meadowlark Road. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, pastor. Trinity Covenant Church SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUESDAY, school classes Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. assistant to the rector. 9 a.m. Worship service with staffed nursery school Wednesday — 9:30 a.m. for its various activities. 302 Hackmatack SL, MaiwiiMtar, CT. ln liirn t 66looutCullofTi6ri,w 6 i666rv6 lh«flghnoltn)il64l6 l l o 3 phg6 olonyiltm oiciptw htftotRtnM ifonoltd li•^16oHfrod >o'Mi« not 6*itl60i6 m c iia lots oM oom tt'tl8iid*6i6'l0> w^o<6U ltt 6 NotrgiponiiblolOMvpograpHtcwonoo 7 30 a m , Holy Eucharist; 9 a m.. Family Eucharist during the service -• Ladies’s Bible study at M9-28B8 (MUMH OF (MUST Susan Murray is the club Manchester and Church School. 11 a m. Holy Eucharist. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Lydall and Vernon Streets advisor. 410 W IST MIDDLK TPKH. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1126 Mam Street and Elm Hill Road. Rev Kenneth E. church; No mid-week ser­ (JUST SOUTH OF I•i4 By-PMS) MANCNBBTBR GOSPEL HA( L. Center Street 10 a m . breaking Main St. Rev Dr. George W Webb. Rev. Laurence Knox, pastor 10:30 a m. Worship service vice in evening. Phone: 646-2093 EVENING HERALD, S«t.. Oct. 11, 1880 - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct 11, I860 News for Senior Cithens ColenclQf------Coventry F o rel^ Language Task Force, 7:30 p.m., Academy Town Council work session, 7:30 p.m. Caucus Room. Manchester School library.' Sewer Commission, 7 p.m., Green Room. Today Board of Education. 7:30 p.m., Ellsworth School. Board of Directors meeting dominates the news Monday Soccerfest, with different levels of games, Thursday Columbus Day, Municipal Buildings closed. Hebron By WALLY FORTIN the bus will be leaving at 7 More later. In the afternoon it was very unfortunate accident class on retmishing. Any Monday: Closed for Return trips at 12:45 p.m. refreshments, clinics and music, starting at 9 a.m., Albert Morgan Archaelogical Society, 8 p.m., Wood Hello folks! Well, the big a.m. Alright, let’s get back to bridge time and the lucky while in Wildwood. One of interested parties are Columbus Day. and 3 p.m. Tuesday Coventry High School field. Today Memorial Library. news to start with is in While on the trips, those the programs here at the prize winners were: Kay our members, Josephine urged to sign up at the Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for Thursday: 9 a.m. band 3:30 p.m. — North Central Regional Mental Health Craft fair, sponsored by the auxiliary of the Coventry Board of Admission of electors, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Town Parents’ N i^ t, South Windsor High School, 7 p.m., regards to the Board of of you who are going on the center and we’ll start with Bennett, 5,130; lantha Tomkiel fell and fractured center. \ shopping; 9:30 a.m. oil practice; 10 a.m. bridge B o ^ , Municipal Building, bearing room. Volunteer Fire Association, all day at the South Coventry Office Building. high school auditorium. the results of Tuesday's her hip, and by now she This c o m ^ Monday is painting class. 10 a.m. 8 p.m. — Board of Elducation, 45 N. School St. Firehouse, Main Street. Directors’ meeting held cruise to Nassau and Ber­ Rickert, 4,180; G. Last, 4,- lessons. Noontime lunch Mouday Senior Bowling League at 080; Alice Allison, 4,080; should be in the Columbus Day so we will square dancing; beginners 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, Senior Citizens Center. Supper of the month, 5 to 6:30 p.m., First this Tuesday evening in muda this Tuesday after­ served; 1 p.m. important Town Office Building closed in observance of Columbus Vernon noon at 2:30 p.m. Paul will the Parkade Lanes: Lennie Mary Sargent, 3,670. Manchester Hospital. Also, be closed for the day. are welcome to attend. Congregational Church. which many of you seniors Wednesday Day, hold an important meeting Bjorkman, 230 high single By the way, for your in­ MENU FOR WEEK: 12:30 D .m . return from meeting with General Board for Admission of Electors, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Today attended. Mr. and Mrs. William Kel­ 7:30 p.m. — Youth Commission, Municipal Building, All schools closed for the day. right here at the center. and Max Smole 555, series. formation I’d like to re­ Monday: Closed for shopping. 1 p.m. senior Manager Robert Weiss and Town Hall board room. I wasn't there but did get ly had to return home a few hearing room. Voter Making session, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Memorial a chance to listen to the We still have a few seats Mary Greene, 168 high mind you that we do have a days earlier due to a death Holiday. bowling at Parkade Lanes; Hanna Marcus, Human Sunday Tuesday Building, Park Place. 1:30 p.m. exercise class - Thursday tapes of the meeting and f available for our free single and Mary Green 453, very extensive outreach in their family. We send Wednesday: minestrone Services Director on band Opening of Democratic Headquarters, 3 p.m., 12 Lake Board of Admissions, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Town Office Bake and mini-tag sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 117 Franklin ’series. men are welcome to at­ 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s hours In probate court. believe there is some mis­ glaucoma clinic test in program staffed with peo­ them our condolences. soup with crackers, slice of to speak to the seniors.' St. Building. Park West. understanding between the West Hartford scheduled Wednesday morning we ple who are out in the field, Our golf banquet will be pizza, pudding, beverage tend. 8:30 p.m. — Oimment session, directors’ office, Board of Trustees of Gilead Congregational Church, Apple festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Vernon United seniors and management. for Thursday, Oct. 23. If had our regular pinochle meaning they are out held on Oct. 16 at the Army Thursday: oven fried Wednesday: 9 a.m. Municipal Building. Monday 7:39 p.m. in the church social room. ■' Methodist Church, Route 30. Friday: 10 a.m. Kitchen Now one thing I would you’re interested, drop by games and the winners visiting you folks. They can and Navy Club with a full chicken breast, parsley health clinic; 9:30 a.m. 7;S0.p,m. — Advisory Park and Recreation meeting, Columbus Day; town offices closed. Finance Committee, 8 p.m., Gilead Congregational Monday like to say, and believe me, and fill out a form and were: Peggy Vaughan, help you in many ways and course roast beef dinner. potatoes, peas, roll and ceramics class; 10 a.m. social games and also our htunlclpal Building, coffee room. Church. Tuesday All town offices and schools closed for holiday. I'm stating this on my own. we ll be giving you more 612; Mike Desimone, 609; I’d suggest you might call Anyone interested in going butter, golden cake with pinochle games. popular exercise class. AA meeting, 8 p.m., parish house, Gilead Noontime lunch served. 1 Board for Admission of Electors, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., AARP Chapter 2129, 1:30 p.m., United Methodist In fact, I have been information next week. Lillian Lewis, 607; Ed Diane Wicks 647-3092 and should contact Joe Dupont fudge frosting, beverage. Friendship circle, crewel Congregational Church. p.m. setback games. Bus Andover Town Hall board room. Church, Grove Street. preaching this ever since H e r e ’s a d a te to Scott, 584; Mary Kayser, she’ll be happy to clue you at 643-4750 or Joe D. at the Friday: pea soup with embroidery class. Noon­ Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., Town Office pick up at 8 a.m. and 11 Coventry Garden Club design workshop, 9 a.m., Stop & the birth of a Manchester remember: Friday, Nov. 7, 575; Josie Schutz, 568; in on what they can offer. center. crackers, tuna salad time lunch served. 12:45 Building. Tuesday ‘ a.m. at Arthurs’ Drug Saturday Shop meeting room, Vernon. Senior Center some 14 we will have our annual flu Violet Dion, 567; Jennie Just a few additional We are in the process of sandwich, dessert, p.m. bridge games. Bus Voter making session, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Town Office Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall Wednesday Final regular voter-making session before Nov. 4 elec­ Fogarty, 566; Martin picks up at 8 a.m. and 11 Store. Return trips at 12:30 years ago. I have and still shots here at the center items from our Wednesday organizing our hobby shop beverage. Building. planning office. Nurses office hours, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office tions, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Memorial Building. Bakstan, 562. a.m. at Arthurs Drugs. p.m. and 3:30 p.m. am on record as stating from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. column. We did have a so that we may set up a Schedule for Week: Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall board Building. Center School FTO open house, 7 to 10 p.m.. Center Road School. that over the years the Monday room. Economic Development Commission, 8 p.m., Town Of­ Board of Directors and Town offices, schools,library and Andover Disposal Wednesday fice Building. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Middle School. General Manager Weiss, Area closed for holiday. Tolland County Art Association, 7:30 p.m., Lottie Fisk have been deeply con­ Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Thursday Building, Henry Park. cerned about the elderly Tuesday Hall planning office. Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. Suburban Women’s Club membership tea, 8 p.m., Board of Health, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall board room. Republican Town 6>mmittee, 8 p.m., Town Office and their problems and Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary Sommers home, Partridge Hollow Lane. Cemetery Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall board Building. over the years have School. Wednesday provided or made available ISIS WEEK I room. Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., social rooms, Gilead IWIH •iUUM Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ FOblic Health Nursing Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town Super Shopper Series 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Tolland many programs for the Congregational Church. fice Building Hall nursing office. Agricultural Center, Route 30. elderly. I have yet to go to Sykes School open house, 7:30 p.m., Park Street. Mr. Weiss with any type of Wetfnesday Thursday Special Planning Commission meeting, 8:30 p.m., problem that he hasn't Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational (Coventry Girl Scout leaders, 7:30 p.m,. Town Hall plan­ South Windsor Senior Citizen Center, Park Place. been most receptive and Church. Thursday ning office. Tuesday Thursday just about anything within PRIZE CROSSWORD NO.I338 Pre-school story hour, 9:30 a m., Andover Public Friday reason he was for 100 per­ Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., Council Tri-Town Stroke Club, 7 p.m., community room of Ver­ CLUES ACROSS: Library. cent. Now we have had 2. A boxtr*8 suptrlor txpcriwic* may b « avidant Story hour for children aged 3 to 5, 1 p.m.( Booth & Chambers. non Police Station. many visitors from sur­ In lha ahrawd way In which h a ------Dimock Library, 1134 Main St. rounding towns and other hla opponant. Bolton states, especially since we 5. Nolay crowdy> East Hartford moved into our new center. 7. A man may ba mora or laaa obllgad to Saturday When I have the pleasure Tuesday UConn announces tour dates alx or aavan daya a waak. Voter making session, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Community of escorting them on a tour 8. An amployar ol aorvania ahould, of couraa, Hall. Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference of the building and explain thorn In a propar mannor. Bolton Women’s Club tag sale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Comer Room, Town Hall. STORRS — Prospective students, classrooms, the new library and and 23 and Dec. 7. Abare points out, Town Council public hearing on parking ordinance, 7 their parents and other persons in­ our many programs. I 10. In a match, one marksman la apt t o ------of West Street (Route 85) and Brian Drive. residence halls. however, that in order to participate, always state that it all has bettor than anothor who Is loss oxparloncod. Bolton Center School chorus car wash and tag sale, p.m., Oiuncil C!hambers, Town Hall. te re st^ in visiting the main campus In addition, a slide program has the visitors must register in advance of the University of Connecticut will come about because our 18. A parson dialing may favor a cortain------noon to 4 p.m., Bolton Elementary School. Thursday been prepared to provide the parents with the Activities Office. This can have a chance to take bus and be done by telephoning 486-4866 and Board of Directors and the as having a lower content of fal. Redevelopment and Economic Development Commis­ and students with an overivew of life manager care. So I tell walking tours on five weekends here at the University, says Desnoyers, making a tour reservation. There is 14. A plla or quantity. Sunday sion, 7:30'p.m., (Council Chambers. them to go back to their parish this fall. who also is orentitation coordinator no charge. Abare also said that while 15. You may road with Interest about a groat St. Maurice Church parish council, 7 p.m., Meeting for Winter Gym Supervisors, 7:30 p.m.. Parks town and get their elected center. At the same time, Robert G. for the university. the tour visits are intended for high AIHIBITISE ------In Africa or somowhora. and Recreation Office, Town Hall. officials on the ball. Desnoyers, assistant director of the Gina Abare, a member of the school students and their parents, O.K. so as I said. I feel 18. Can bo quite good without perhaps being as UConn Activities Office, announced UConn staff for freshman orienta­ they are open to anyone, particularly fast as one would Ilka. Monday there is quite a bit of mis­ Town offices, schools, library and Andover Disposal Glastonbury that the visitors may participate in a tion, will coordinate the weekend students who are interested in 17. Such wood looks nice enough. question and answer session with ad­ understanding and think it Area closed for holiday. Today tour program which begins Sunday. applying to UConn but .who have yet 2 0 . ------roaders may well become missions office personnel, .and see Tours also will be held Oct. 19, Nov. 2 to visit the campus. is a good time to try to Grange Fair, 9:30 a.m. parade begins and fair con­ clear the questionable con­ excited as the story’s danouomanl Is skillfully Tuesday tinues until 7 p.m.. South Glastonbury. The parade will cerns. Therefore, 1 have unfolded. Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., firehouse. proceed on Main Street north to Stockade Road and then arranged for Mr. Weiss to 22. You hear with them. Bolton Ecumenical Council, 7:30 p.m. Bolton return to the fairgrounds in South Glastonbury. be present this Thursday 23. If hla father happens to b e ------, a Congregational Church. Here's bookmobile schedule afternoon to speak to you Tuesday youngster will presumably Jusl accept It. Learning Center. and hopefully in a I Agree to accept the judges decision as final Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. MANCHESTER - Here 2:10 p.m. -Branford Street. Manor Convalescent Home. Wednesday 2:50 p.m. —Homestead Park 10:50 a.m. —Head Start. gentleman's manner we is next week’s schedule for 11:40 a.m. —Laurel Manor NAME ...... Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Zoning Com­ Wednesday Apartments. Noon—Hackmatack Street. Convalescent Home. will be able to have a ques­ mission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Housing Authority, 7:45 p.m., Welles Village Communi­ the Manchester Public 3:30 p.m. —Woodland Manor 2:10 p.m. —Mayfair senior 2:50 p.m. —Park Chestnut tion and answer period. CLUES DOWN: Library bookmobile: 1. Rain Is made up of It. A D D R ESS ...... Planning Commission, Public Building Commission, ty Hall. Apartments. housing. Apartments. 1 would certainly invite 3:30 p.m. —Oakland Street. 2. Group of beasts. CITY...... STATE .... Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Gifted Task Force, 7:15 p.m. Academy School library. 4:10 p.m. —Parkade 3:30 p.m. —East Maple all you members who have Tuesday Apartments. 4:10 p.m. —Rachel Road. Street. been and are concerned to 3. In a murder Investigation, police may have a Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Bolton Center School. Thursday IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED Y ES □ Bolton Women’s Club executive board, 8 p.m., 96 Volpi 10 a.m. —Holiday House 4:10 p.m. —Munro Street please attend this meeting. whole------of evidence to wade through as NO □ Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Rest Home. Thursday Rd. Wednesday (off Porter). Because I anticipate a best they can. CLIP AND MAIL TO: Building. 11 a m. —Garden Drive. 9:30 a.m. —Early Child 10:30 a.m. -Manchester 4. A ------Is apt to lose a man time he large turnout I believe it PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE will be an excellent chance can III afford. Thursday C/0 THE EVENING HERALD Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. for me to introduce to you 8. Even the rich and talented still have the 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. Mrs. Hanna Marcus, the burden of life’s difficulties t o ------. newly appointed human 9. A much Im p ro v e d ------Is quite an Friday BUYING services director, and I'm achievement for a manufacturer. CONTEST RULES Down Hill Racer film, 7:30 p.m., Bolton Bentley sure she will be able to 11. When valuable porcelain articles are Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the Memorial Library. clearly explain her work as ------, there can ba considerable words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each the director which should damage. olue carefully for you must think them out and give every word GOLD & SILVER a lso c la rify a few 12. If you visited a ------, you would Its true meaning. FALL FASHION SHOW questions. presumably show an Interest In the product. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically GOLD & SILVER PRICES ARE By the way, because of 18. A figure In this may have IIHIe visible connec­ produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry AND LUNCHEON A . t this meeting which I hope tion with real life. HIGHER NOW THAN IN RECENT blank will be accepted. will start right around 1 19. Supply with food. p.m. 1 am going to push our Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members Spontored by Diet Center MONTHS. THIS IS YOUR 21. One kind ol whiskey. meal program ahead one of their families) of the Evening Herald. of E. Hartford, Conn, in OPPORTUNITY TO CASH IN half hour. In other words, 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES ection with Harvey's of YOUR UNWANTED GOLf^ & our first setting on this WORD LIS T NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK. AND BEAR A ‘.Iter and Church Corners coming Thursday will be at This list contains, among others, the correct words POSTMARK. aurant of E. Hartford, SILVER 11:30 a.m. for lha PRIZE C R O ^ W O R D PUZZLE for release 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than t O.K. now, I’ve got a few Weekend ol Oct. 11-12, 1980 This Falls newest fashions other notices for you. We one all-correct solution is received, the prize money will be will be featured. The show WE ARE BUYING are planning our annual BEAR MEAT SLAVE shared equally. Halloween Dance for BEAT MESS TANNERY 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE will be capped off with a specially CANNERY NEEDY THRILLED ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. prepared luncheon at GOLD AND SILVER Wednesday, Oct. 29. We’ll CHIPPED PINE THRILLER have our good friend Lou CLAY PINK TREE 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to Church Corners Restaurant. DYER PLAY TREK Joubert and his band to RABBLE abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property IN ALL FORMS DYES WATER of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. play for us. We’ll also have EARS REGARD WEEDY SAT., OCT. 18, 1080 some nice goodies to FARE REVERIE 8 Everyone has the same opportunity to win, lor every entry will REVERSE * JEWELRY * COINS munch on as well as the 643-2711 FEED be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is FIRE REWARD 11 AM • 1:00 P.M. popular door prizes. Also HAMMERS RYE necessary. (U.S.Foreign) instead of com ing, in HAMPERS SAFE 9. The correct solution to this week’s Prizeword will be For rosorvatlons and mors Information HEAP SALE POCKET WATCHES costume you may bring it HERD SEEDY published the following Saturday. Call D IET C E N TE R - 528-0283 with you and we'll give you MASS SHAVE 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical SHIPPED (Working or Not) plenty of time to change MEAL errors which may appear during the puzzle game. Oct. 15 Deadline for our Halloween Costume 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal Parade. Our bus will go custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State DENTAL GOLD * CLASS RINGS providing we have at least LAST Bank. - ..... t %o 25 people sign up. 12. Upon abbupting puze money, the coritestant will be * ANYTHING MARKED STERLING iNow 1 Know that quite a photographed for the paper. few of our seniors oc­ PUZZLE SOLUTION casionally go on a trip with ^^\^kstowq^^PtlfurBacy^ SPECIAL PRICES ON FLATWARE Daniels travel and so they and HOLLOWARE By “TOWLE," "INTERNATIONAL have come up with what 4SS Hartford Road SILVER," “S. KIRK," "STIEFF"and "TIFFANY" sounds like an PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE 643-5230 If It's not there when you need it, enjoyable one-day trip. The ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE complete package consists you'll probably never need It again. of a bus ride to OPEN 7 DAYS IMMEDIATE PAYMENT-FREE EVALUATION Portsmouth. N.H.. where A WEEK 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Jmn the life suooort team WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO PAY you'll be able to stop and American Red Cross buy some goodies and then CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: FOR ALL YOUR SHOPPHG NEEDS. HIGHER PRICES DUE TO CURRENT continue on a tour ol the 6 M O V E not love. Love ol line lurniture is simply a stale ol appreciation, — quite detached Irom any question ol risfc ol damage. MOVE Is more 1 FOUL not (our. The citw a lune ih ihs up especially with the w e e k e n d SPECIAL NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT: NEEDS OF REFINERS AND area. You’ll be eating a directly apt ser/ousness of the crimes, rather than with any particular number. I delicious meal at Yoken's 7. C U ST A R D not mustard. Because it is a seasoning, mustard would not 2. C A T S not cuts "Sharp rubuke" links up with cu/pabfe neglect, as of Tuesday October 14th DEALERS. DO NOT HESITATE TO Restaurant where you will be relerred to as an addition to a meal. CU STARD, on the other hand. CATS, rather than neglect of cuts— presumably minor injuries to have a choice ol hot open IS a popular dessert, dellnitely an addition. oneself— in which case ono has no special responsibility. BEAT THE BRING IN ANY ITEMS 8. D E N SE not tense Aptly, one who seem s a tittle D E N SE may well be in 4 M O U N TAIN S not fountains. The clue tends to assume that these are Community Baptist Church roast beef sandwich, fried dllficullles; however, it is normal and harmless to be "a little tense" more or less high and impressive anyway (the more high, the more WINTER REGARDLESS OF CONDITION filet of sole with lobster (But not undulv nervous). impressive), but fountains may hardly be so. ! 585------S East t r Center Street sauce or good old roast 11 A DD not aid The perleci answer would be "contribute." to which Ideal 5 RECENT not decent a RECEN T coat “thouldn't" so soon be defec­ COLD turkey dinner. The com­ "A D D " is closer than "aid." tive; a decent coat, as such, cannot be less than sound. 14. PA ST not fast. The clue's last eight words, unnecessary (or fast, are a 9. SH ELF not shell. The d ue Is more necessarily true of a SHELF, since a Cherry or 1 ______a . . . plete package is $20 and the pointer to PAST. single shell (e g . from the sea) may be of no real utility, trip is scheduled lor 15 PARK not lark. Bird watchers' Interest in an actual bird (lark) would be to LAUG HTER not daughter. It Is a well-matched statement to say that Menthol 2 DAYS ONLY Thursday, Nov. 6 If you're direct and would not need tin d in g . wild uncontrollable LAUG H TER Is unrestrained; but It seem s very Connecticut Red Cro// btoodprogrom ■ ■ 16 LEG S not logs The clue's specifying "stout o n e s" has more point (or feebly beside the point to say that such a daughter (e terrible trial to SAT. & SUN., OCT. 11-12 interested, drop by for a LEGS, since logs are strong timbers anyway. her parents) is merely "not of a restrained nature" This ad aponsorad by: * flier and on the flier will be 20 ST O LE S not stones. Against "stones" Is the fact that diamonds, etc., 12 DA R K not dare. It's not so much a case of being frightened by the dare 10 A.M. TO e P.M. the registration informa­ are hardly ‘*me• ptaai c* ilaiN | a m. on Tuesday, Oct. 21 as M ARLOVrS MANCHESTER HERALD 10 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct. 11, 1»80 Obituofies^Q^u awaits word on sewer ban Griffin John Muldoon dication about an appeal. will be Imposed on Manchester By MARY KITZMANN an d J a y Giles, public works directiir, place. This means approved sub- because its sewage going into the MANCHESTI^R - Funeral and divisions, and existing subdivisions By Nov. 30 the town must submit a Herald Reporter unsigned copies of the moratorium plant exceeds Its capacity. According burial services for Griffin John Mul­ will not be affected by the list to DEP of hook-ups granted the order. to a 1978 federal Environment report doon, Infant son of Thomas E. and MANCHESTER - Town officials moratorium, eliminating fears that next several weeks. Giles com­ The order would curtail sewer the plant’s capacity Is 6.74 million Nancy Muldoon, will be private and met Friday with Richard Barlow, of Bryan Farms- homes would not be mented however, the moratorium hook-ups into the public system until gallons, and has an average daily at the convenience of the family. the state water compliance depart­ the town’s sewage treatment plant given sewer hook-ups. will mean no new subdivisions will Pcople/Ploces There are no calling hours. ment, but still has not received the probably be approved zone changes flow of 8.8 million gallons and Is expansion is completed. The es­ The 30 days allows time for the polluting the Hockanum River. _ He died Friday morning at Hart­ official DEP order placing a sewer town to administratively appeal the granted after that time. timated completion date of the $11.6 ■ 'A local group oTTawyers represen­ ford Hospital. He was bom Dec. 26, connection moratorium on moratorium. The appeal involves a The moratorium could hamper million project is in three or four ting residents along the South Wind- 1979. Manchester. public hearing, and a "final deter­ housing development, but new con­ years. sor/Manchester line sought the DEP officials verified again Robert Moore, of the water com­ mination” by DEP. struction with on-site septic systems are not affected. moratorium since March. Beck and Thomas J. Healy Friday the order was sent by pliance, said M ay officials have Moore said there have been several The moratorium would allow ne% Pagano Law Offices claim develop­ MANCHESTER - Thomas J. registered mail. Barlow apparently about 30 days, until Nov. 30, until the appeals, but that none were over­ hook-up only for health reasons, i f ment in the Buckland area is sought Healy, 29, of 77 Concord Road, son of gave Robert Weiss, town manager. moratorium should be completely In turned. Town officials gave no in­ Dr. Thomas M. and Elizabeth without enough regard to the en­ Finnegan Healy, died Friday at vironment. ’They hope, through the moratorium to block construction of Manchester Memorial Hospital. the controversial Buckland Com­ Mr, Hdaly was bom in New York Union agent pleads innocent 3100 mons, a million mall and Aug. 13, 1951, he had lived in residential area. I^nchester most of his life. attacked. Pepin said he thought they By PATRICK REILLY Blackburn is the business agent for Arrested earlier this week was “If the town can’t handle what it He was a member of St. Bridget's Herald Reporter Allan L. Larson, of George were out to kill him. the Iron Workers Union Local 15 in Representatives of the Local 15, has now, you know it can’t handle the Church. He was educated in EAST HARTFORD - Michael Washington Avenue, Burlington. He Manchester schools and graduated in Hartford. Members of Blackburn’s the day of the attack, said they knew proposed Buckland Commons,” Blackburn, a union business agent, union were identified by many of the was charged with reckless endanger- 1969 from East Catholic High School. nothing of the attack, but said the un­ Anthony Pagano, of the law firm, pleaded not guilty in Manchester non-union workers at the site as part ment In the third degree. Police said ion Is concerned about non-union said Thursday. He also graduated from Columbia Superior Court Friday to charges in of the group that attacked them. Larson drove his pickup truck workers getting jobs in the state Pagano also commented his law College. connection with the attack of an Thirty to 40 men wielding bats and through the construction site Md Besides his parents, he is survived while union members here are un­ firms, retained by the Manchester eightman crew of non-union workers clubs attacked the non-union crew at struck one of the the non-union employed, not getting the jobs and Environmental Coalition, and by two brothers, James P. Healy and at a Connecticut Boulevard construc­ 7 a.m. Monday at the site of a $4.5 workers with the truck. John M. Healy, both of Manchester; still paying taxes. residents of Cinnamon Springs Con­ tion site' early Monday morning. million racquetball court-office com­ Blackburn, police said, sur­ three sisters, Margaret E. Healy and On Wednesday about 40 members dominiums, Smith Street and the Blackburn, 37, of 4 Sharren Lane, rendered today appearing at the Mrs. Frederic (Ellen) Leary, both of plex. Pleasant Valley Neighborhood Enfield, was charged with inciting Tolland Street police building around of the Construction and General Manchester, and Mrs. Mary Warren Julian Pepin, president of Association, would not have sought injury to persons and criminal 11 a m Police said they had a Laborer Local 230 marched peaceful- of Boston, Mass.; his materal grand­ Interstate Steel Erectors suffered a the moratorium if town officials did trespassing in the third degree. He broken arm and another worker, waiTMitfor Blackburn’s arrest. ly in front of the fence at the site. mother, Mrs. Marie Finnegan of not “ignore” requests for an agree­ will appear again in Superior Court Craig Tanguay, was struck on the Pepin said the attackers came to Representatives of Local 230 said Manchester; and one niece. ment. Pagano said he wanted an for a pre-trial hearing Nov. 13. knee cap by a club. Both were the site with a “mob” and told the they were picketing because non­ FTmeral sendees will be Monday at agreement with Manchester, South Blackburn was released Friday after treated at Hartford Hospital and workers to get off the job and get out union workers were on the job there 9:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Windsor, and the Eighth Utilities posting a 31,000 cash bond. released. of town. Pepin refused and the mob and taking away their jobs. Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of District to ban construction in Christian burial in St. Bridget’s Buckland until environmental con­ Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. cerns were resolved. ^ Bridget's Cemetery. Friends may Glastonbury hires two new staffers While the moratorium may be lifted by the time Buckland Com­ call at the funeral home Sunday from than nine years. Brookdale Hospital Medical Center GLASTONBURY - The town has According to Ms. Speicher, Ms. mons is ready for a sewer hook-up, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Following his resignation, he was in Brooklyn, according to Ms. announced the hiring of a new social Parks has a bachelor of science some 10-15 years away, Pagano said, tributions may be made to the East quickly hired by the Housing Authori­ Speicher. worker for the Youth and Family degree in accounting from Ferris it may affect a three-way agreement Catholic High School development Like Ms. Parks, he will begin his Resource Center and a town accoun­ ty as an administrative assistant to State College in Big Rapids between the towns and the Eighth. lafmiH nxtirr- fund or to a charity of the donor’s duties on Nov. 3 and will receive an tant, Patricia Speicher, the town’s Executive Director Bill Willett. Michigan. She does not have masters Under the agreement Manchester choice. annual salary of 313,700. The Kupris Latvian Home Bakery at 23 personnel administrative analyst, Ms. Parks who will begin her degree. and South Windsor accept sewage . J Before serving at Brookdale, he Matilda K. Falco said Friday. duties with the town Nov. 3 and will The town has hired Gary W. from the other areas where Williams Road, Bolton. was a child care supervisor at Ottilie COLCHESTER - Matilda K. Nancy G. Parks, of Flint, be paiid an annual salary of $20,0(XI, is Messecar, of Brooklyn. N.Y., to fill a topography eliminates the need for a Home for Children in New York. In Falco, M, of 24 Lebanon Ave., Michigan, has been h ir^ as the town currently an accounting supervisor social worker’s position at the Youth pumping station. Manchester r addition, he was a caseworker for mother of Lawrence Falco of accountant, a position that has been for Genesee County in Flint. She was and Family Resource Center. already sends sewage to South Wind­ Coney Island Hospital in Brooklyn. Manchester and Mrs. Rose Harabur- vacant since May 12 when Charles previously a fund account for the He is presently a therapist at the sor, but does not accept any. He has a master’s degree in social Juris Kupris brushes egg da of Glastonbury, died Friday at Brendel resigned as the accountant, same agency, according to Ms. Giles said the agreement could be work from Adelphi University in wash on loaves of raisin Middlesex Hospital. He had served the town for more Speicher. void, if Manchester could not accept New York and a master of divinity She Is survived by three other sons, its share. Pagano and his associates bread. degree from Union Theological (wo other daughters, a brother, two claim the agreement is a ploy to Seminary in New York. He obtained sisters, 20 grandchildren, and 17 smooth construction for Buckland Mount Vernon tenants sue his bachelor’s degree from the great-grandchildren. Commons, perhaps without seeking University of Kansas. Funeral services will be Monday at VERNON — Attorney Walter together last month and hired At­ rents would be increased through a sewer permits from the Eighth I a.m. from the Belmont Funeral Schatz, acting for the Mount Vernon torney Schatz of the Hartford law surcharge which tenants feel hasn’t “We are very pleased with the District. OJd Latvian recipes Home, 19 S. Main St., with a mass of Tenants Association filed a suit firm of Schatz, Ribicoff and Kotkin, been divided fairly. selections,” Ms. Speicher said. ’The sudden notice and its slowness Reportedly the surcharges range Christian Burial at St. Andrew’s against the apartment owner, in the to fight their case against J.D. Real ’The toWn is continuing its search in reaching the town irritated Giles. from $90 to 3250. The leases signed by Church, Norwich Ave. at 9 p.m. Hartford Housing Court, Friday. Estate Inc. of Manchester. for a parks and recreation director “They did not notify us, or contact tenants allow J.D. to impose sur­ Friends may call at the funeral The tenants of the apartment com­ The suit also involves tenants from and building inspector, Ms. Speicher us, before I heard about it yesterday home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. p lex located off Routp 30, banded several other apartment complexes charges for heat anfl other costs. said. Kupris make breads (’rhursday),he said. Memorial contributions may be who all received notices that their bread with sour dough starter, white When not baking or fishing. Juris made to the Leukemia Fund. By BE'TTY RYDER or raisin bread, and a’ whole wheat also does catering work. Family Editor Signs Guest preacher honey bread with honey from their “We do ethnic catering —sort of Man arrested MANCHESTER - The If you’re driving down Williams own hives. Latvian-style. Open-face Rev. Lawrence N. HURRY. Road, in Bolton and smell the “We usually make 30 to 45 loaves in sandwiches, tortes, apple strudel and in SBM flap Wogman, son of Mr. and delicate aroma of freshly baked a batch or approximately 300 loaves a th e like. We have our own cause Mrs. Clarence Wogman of During the bread, you are probably passing the day. It's a long day starting at 7 a.m. smokehouse and smoke turkeys for MANCHESTER - A New Jersey Manchester, will be the Kupris Latvian Home Bakery. and finishing at 5 p.m., but with the holidays,” he said. man was arrested Friday afternoon guest preacher at the mor­ Juris Kupris, 27, and his mother, baking, it has to be watched Mrs. Kupris, after years of bread­ after police said he was causing a turmoil ning services, 8:30 and 11 I k M tT H Vilma, using very old recipes from carefully,” Juris said. making when her family was disturtonce in the Savings Bank of a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran her native Latvia, use a basement An avid fisherman, he usually tries younger, still serves as a silent Manchester’s Main Street office. Church. room in her home at 23 Williams to take Wednesdays off and go deep overseer. Ivan Farber, 35, of Oak Ridge, N.J., By MARY KITZMANN Rev. Wogman Is a native Road, to make delicious loaves of sea fishing.. Now, nearing 70, she finds more bread, tortes, apple strudel and rolls. was charged with disorderly conduct. Herald Reporter of Manchester and During his stint in the Army, he time to utilize her expertise at Farber, who was handling a business attended local schools. He “My mother started baking on a Served as a photographer and es­ growing plants with one enormous transaction for a Florida lawyer, MANCHESTER— Criticism and small scale here in 1971. When I controversy erupted Friday over was graduated from Up- pecially enjoyed working in the Jade plant as her favorite. ripped up documents in the bank, came home from the Army mJ974,1 darkroom. He obviously caught the several campaign signs of Phyllis sala Allege, Elast Orange, She and Juris tend the bee hives in police said. He was released on 390 began helping her mitrfng and baking bug from his mother, and Jackston, Democratic candidate for New Jersey in 1967 and the rear yard of her home and are bond and is to appear Nov. 3 in kneading the dough. .^4^, she pretty now, along with Andrea's help, does proud of the sweet honey which the 13th Assembly District. received a master of I Manchester Superior Court. much leaves it up to me,” Juris said. most of the work, makes their bread so delicious. After noticing signs to “re-elect divinity degree at the Lutheran School of “As the interest in our products “Once in a while I help wrap the Deliveries of fresh bread are made Headquarters opening Phyllis Jackston for state represen­ grew, we, of course, tried to keep up to area stores and some is even tative” Republicans strongly called Theology in Chicago, loaves of bread,” said Mrs. Kupris. COVENTRY - The Coventry Illinois in 1971. with the demand and now find that “But, it’s time to leave the rest of the shipped United Parcel Service to for her withdrawal from the race. lir we are baking two or three days a Democratic Town Committee will Mrs. Jackston has never served as a Controversial sign Immediately after his or­ work to the young people.” New York, according to Andrea. open Its campaign headquarters Sun­ dination in 1971 he served week,” he said. The Kupris Latavian Bakery is What’s in the future'.' More bread- state representative. Fran Mahoney Three posters of Phyllis Andrea Avens of Bolton, began day at 3 p.m. at 12 Lake St. is the retiring 'Democratic incum­ as pastor of Ebenezer well represented at area craft shows, making evidently. But, someday. Jackston sparked a call for helping in the bakery while still in in the Hartford Civic Center Food Some of the candidates planning to bent. Lutheran Church in Juris admits he'd like to own a boat her withdrawal for the race high school. Now, at 20, she helps Show, and at the Farmers’ Market in attend are Sam Gejdenson, candidate But Mrs. Jackston did serve five Wlllimantic where he and set out to sea in search of sword­ with the baking and deliveries. Wlllimantic. “We do several loaves fish. for the 2nd Congressional District years on the Manches .cr Board of for the 13th Assembly remained until May 1979. seat; Mike Helfgott, candidate for District race. The Since that time he has been ‘T ve always enjoyed it. It’s very for the market and all our old Let’s hope it’s not too soon. We Directors. She, and her campaign co- interesting work,” she said. need many more years of Kupris’ the 53rd Assembly seat; and chairman, Herb Ste ^enson calM the Democratic candidate re­ assistant pastor at St. regulars are there each week,” Juris Using only the finest ingredients, products. Abraham Glassman, candidate for sings “an oversight” in re-using old used old Board of Directors Paul’s Lutheran Church in said. the 4th Senatorial District seat. Jack Torrington. GIVEAWAY.^, the Kupris’ make a light or dark rye campaign posters from board elec­ posters, changing the posi­ Myles, chairman of the town com­ tions. An adult forum will be N U W ! thru November 30,1980 N ll f V i mittee, will preside over the The three signs, on Maple Street, in tion, but not the “re-elect” to held at 9:45, and the guest ceremonies. front of a building she owns, on Center “elect.” This poster was in speaker at that hour will be n u OUT AN ENTRY FORM AT YOUR Area residents and their families Street, and in front of Stevenson’s front of the Maple Street the Rev. Fredrick E. Er- are invited to attend. Refreshments house were noticed by several of building Mrs. Jackston owns. son, associate director of MRTICIFAnNG DEALER will be served. Mrs. Swensson’s workers. The signs Family Services for immediately irritatdd and upset the her withdrawal as “out of line, Lutheran Service Associa­ Zenith IS4081 Quilters Swensson camp. was purely an accident,” she said. tion. His topic will be Integrated CLASTONBLRY - The Glaston “This is a perfect example of mis­ “It can be explained very easily. Alcoholism and Wholistlc Stereol bury Piecemakers, a quilting club, representation,” Pete Sylvester said. None of the new signs have the “re,” Health. PRIZE Includes 8-track will hold a meeting Oct. 16 at 7:30 "Mrs. Jackston should withdraw and neither do my ads in the Unitarian series 1 winntrin the WXXX and cassette' from the race.” llilenlng area. Equipped with p.m. at the South Congregational newspaper. It’s their preogative if MANCHESTER - As famous MC2500 Juris stands, undaunted, as bees from the Church. Sylvester photographed the signs, they want to complain.” part of its continuing series Allegro speakers. hives in the rear of his parents’ home buzz The club will be working on pin and is notifying the state Fair Elec­ Sylvester said he was drafting the called “What Our merrily along. cushions and thimble cases. tions Committee, and Barbara letter Friday night. Members Do For Living,” All level quilters are welcome and Kennelly, secretary of state. This even puts her fellow Unitarian Universalist for further information call 633-7281. “This is a misrepresentation of I^mocrats in a bad light,’’ he said. Society: East will hear ^andftSrdPRIZIS herself and toward the Town of 2 winner! In the WXXX Voters Will think they all mis- from Barbara Tuttle, in- rlliltnlngarta. Manchester,” he said. “She sho^s a reprpent. ” tlmacy therapist, this Sun- Task force lack of integrity.” It IS an insult to Fran Mahoney day at 10:30 a.m. at 153 GLASTONBURY - The Task Contacted Friday afternoon, Mrs. because it take one term away from West Vernon Street In ROCK ON Force for the Gifted and Talented Jackston’s publicity chairman, ManrhPRtpr THE ROAD 'DiXBtffiK® Joseph Camposeo, disavowed any will ba alrad on WXXX, 93 FM. A deluxe lalln will meet in the Academy School Ms. Tuttle, presently a ROCK ON THE knowledge of the signs. He directed cruplous. If you don t realize psychiatric social worker Two 3-hour specials of exclusive library Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. live concert performances, k ROAD tour lacketl Interested citizens are cordially in­ questions to Stevenson, who what your own signs say, you won’t a t R ockville G eneral shouldered responsibility. HOCK ON THE ROAD captures vited to attend. realize other things, he said. “The Hospital, will describe how the essence of the last eight ,r “It was an oversight,” he said. “An signs say She does her homework.” she became interested in error has been made. I apjjleigize for years of rock and roll! Library closings Well, apparently she didn’t. Do intimacy counseling, and no purchase any misrepresentation an'j voter voters want that kind of represen­ what this field Involves. PARTI PART II necess^y MANCHESTER - The may have had.” tation?” British Artists In the U.S. American Artiste Manchester public libraries Mary She received Imr Oct. 10,11:00 PM Nov.7,1t:00PM ^ Pasted over the old “ Board of ‘It wasn’t intentional,” Stevenson bachelor’s j, in psychology^ ^ uuuiu Photos Cheney Library, Whiton Memorial Directors” urging are the words rebutted when told of the opposition’s “n)i“maBtar«“i'n Rolling Stones Dooble Brothers James Taylor Library, and the Bookmobile an­ “state representative.” The dates, comments. “We meant to paste over uConn Currently Kinks ' Aeroemllh By nounce their closings for Oct. 13, for Nov. 4 are the wme. But the word the ‘re.” ^ Ms. Tuttle is completing a Elvis Costello the Columbus Day holiday. Regular Peter Fcampton Jelferaon Starship hours will be in effect when the re-elect remained. Stevenson said Mrs. Jackston was two-year course of study at OCT. 12 ’ Betty Mrs. Jackston and Stevenson said unaware the signs went up with re- Yale workins with Philin Elton John ' Blondie libraries reopen on Tuesday. The Cars MMCN theP sionssigns werewprp erectederpr-teLos Angeles Rams have been making games. Sherri Robichaud was 52nd, Meg Hempel and Beth Negri also swam (H), 3. Grabski (EC) 1:14.3. Despite the victory, however, the double bv Mannv Trillo in the second bases, Cedeno hit into a double-play and happy about the situation we’re strides toward another Super Bowl Ferragamo is the NFL’s No. 1 Harvey 55th, Heidi Sullivan 75th, well for the Eaglettes. 400 free relay: 1. Hand 4:40.0. and broke his right ankle when he in.” berth in recent weeks, the St. Louis passer and is averaging a Sharon Morrissey 79th and Lauren caught the inside of the base. Manager Bill Virdon, however, Cardinals have been steadily ap­ phenomenal 9.78 yards every time he Giles 83rd in a field of 150 runners. ’The game’s greatest moments of expressed cautious optimism proaching a more more intangible fades back to throw. Running back Bolton winning streak Eight of elite drama came in the eighth and ninth goal — respectability. Elvis Peacock, filling in well for in­ innings and each time the crowd of Celts in romp The Rams, 3-2, have won three jured regular Wendell Tyler, rushed Hagan goal spree 44,443 was brought to its feet. straight games in overwhelming for a career-high 114 yards against Puhl led off the Astros’ eighth with BOSTON (UPI) - M.L. Carr fashion and Los Angeles travels to St. the 49ers and scored his sixth TD. Volleyball a single and was sacrificed to second, scored 25 points to lead eight players Louis Sunday trying to snap the Car­ Free safety Nolan Cromwell notched six following shutout in grid games bringing up Morgan. Philadelphia in double figures Friday night, dinals’ two-game winning streak. his fourth interception in the last four £ nets hockey win manager Dallas Green then replaced pacing the Boston Celtics to a 130-103 St. Louis Coach Jim Hanlfan has games for the ^ m s — who have Running its unbeaten streak to six mark of the first half with Seth Teller Mike Fletcher and Jon Stephens did a nation’s more formidable teams. rout of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s in- Dickie Noles, who had relieved spent much of the week next to a already returned four interceptions in a row, Bolton High blanked taking a chip from Ed Ansaldi and fine job. Chick Ferguson did an out­ With Grace Hagan accounting for Hagan opened the scoring at the 7- "Beating Nebraska means we can season-opener for both clubs. ev^able thht the top .20 rankings will starter Larry Christenson in the movie projector watching the Rams for TI)s this season. Cromwell High, 1-0, in C)?C soccer firing a 15-yard half volley past standing job picking up loose balls in both goals, Simsbury High tripped minute mark for Simsbury with Jen­ win the big ones,” says FSU’s defen­ ’The Celtics, defending Atlantic Manchester spikers und^go considerable change next seventh, with his ace, McGraw. and he sounds like he’s just seen action yesterday in Bolton. Cromwell keeper Dave Rose. the middle of the field as the up Manchester High, 2-1, in CCIL girls’ nifer Hedlund getting the equalizer sive standout Ron Simmons. “It Division champions, never trailed in The victory ups the Bulldogs to 7-2- week since eight of the elite clash in Morgan, however, almost foiled the "Juggernaut, Part 2.” “Our defense was extremely fullback” again at level field hockey action yesterday at the for Manchester 12 minutes later, means we are a major college footbll spoiling the debut of Cleveland coach 1 overall and 5-1-1 in the conference tough. Once again I have to salute , Bolton outshot Cromwell, 27-15, head-to-head combat. strategy by lining what appeared to "They (the Rams) look just like Indians’ field.. assisted by. Jackie Meyer. team. If we beat Pitt, people will Bill Musselman. while the loss drops the Panthers to it,” remarkeo Bolton Coach Ray with Rose making 17 saves and Back to the .500 level is the First off, there’s third ranked be an extra-base hit into right center. they’ve always looked, darn it,” said The Trojans are now unblemished Hagan got the game-winner 21 have to accept that fact after trying Carr, who started at guard for the 4-4-2 overall. Boyd, “Cromwell had some quick Bulldog keeper Norm Harpin 12 Manchester High girls’ volleyball Pittsburgh against No. 10 Florida But Maddox made a sparkling, run­ Hanifan. “ If you need any support of at 9-0 for the season while the set­ minutes into the second half. Both of to ignore us.” ning catch in the webbing of his glove first time for Boston, scored 15 that, all you have to do is look at the Bolton got the lone goal at the 11:40 people up front and Brent Zatkowski, stops. team after dropping a 15-13, 15-10, 9- State on Saturday. ’Then you have No. 15 and 16-14 verdict to Penney High back drops the Silk Towners to 3-2-3 her tallies were on breakaways. 4 Texas playing No. 12 Oklahoma, ’There was speculation that Pitt and the Phillies got out of the inning points in the first half- Larry Bird films we’re looking at.” yesterday in East Hartford. for the campaign. Both losses have “Hedlund. and Sandy Caouette up fifth ranked UCLA meeting No. 16 quarterback Dan Marino’s sprained when Dave Bergman flew out to right added 18 points and Gerald Hender­ After lethargic losses to Detroit The Indian spikers are 5-5 for the been to Simsbury, front played well and Meyer, Nancy Stanford and seventh rated Notre left knee would keep him on the following an intentional walk to Cruz. son scored 19. Cleveland was paced and Tampa Bay, the defending NFC season after the setback. “It was probably the best game .Curtin and Amy Jones certainly Dame facing 13th ranked Miami of sidelines, but coach Jackie Sherrill Niekro’s most anxious moment by Mike Mitchell, who had 26 of his 34 champions have crushed Green Bay, Karen Wright, Nancy Walsh and we’ve played all season,” intoned played well defensively," voiced Florida. believes his star signal-caller, who came in the ninth. After he retired points in the first half, and Randy the New York Giants and San Fran­ Elsewhere Sunday, Baltimore is at Unbeaten Rocky Hill blanks Cheney Jean Stankiewicz starred for the Manchester Coach Mary Faignant, Faignant. "The whole defense played threw for three touchdowns against the first two batters, the Smith with 22. cisco by a combined score of 127-54. Buffalo, Miami at New England, San ’The biggest crunch may eminate Rocky Hill High remained un­ minute juncture of the second half overall,” stated Tech Coach Manny local varsity. "It was a good game and at times we well.” from Dallas where Texas locks horns Maryland last Saturday, is capable of knuckleballer hit Maddox with a The Rams’ early problems were Francisco at Dallas, San Diego at beaten but once tied as it with a header off a corner by Ken Goncalves. “The defense and Gover­ Penney took the jayvee tilt, 16-14 outplayed Simsbury. And its coach Simsbury outshot Manchester, 9-5. in a traditional confrontation with starting. pitch and the speedy outfielder stole blamed on the absence in training Oakland, Green Bay at Tampa Bay, whitewashed Cheney Tech, 3-0, in Etheride. Greg Hayes capped the nale did not give Rocky Hill very felt it was the best match it has had “It was a good game and a tough Oklahoma. Police in the downtown UCLA and Stanford are proven second. Niekro elected to walk Larry camp of defensive linemen Jack Cleveland at Seattle, Chicago at and 15-3, with Heidi Shaw best for the COC soccer action yesterday in scoring for Rocky Hill a minute much to shoot at in the first half. all season.” one to lose,” Faignant surmized. area are geared for the revelers and giant killers this season, the Uclans Bowa intentionally to pitch to Boone Youngblood and Larry Brooks, guard Minnesota. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, young Indians. Rocky Hill. before the final horn by picking up a “Dave Nowak and Jim McKay did expect to make 200 arrests for in­ knocking off Ohio State and Stanford and, on a 3-2 pitch, Boone hit a long Philadelphia at the New York Dennis Harrah and linebacker Jim The win boosts the Terriers to 9-0-1 loose ball in front of the cage and toxication. handing Oklahoma its only loss. fly to leftcenter which Cruz ran down Youngblood due to a contract dis­ Giants, Houston at Kansas City, New overall while the setback drops the Because of scholastic irregularities, and caught for the final out. banging it home. Bogar, Walt Kostrzewa and Brian East girls doWned Hall dunks MHS tankers Before unbeaten Texas can get pute. They returned in time for the Orleans at Detroit and the New York Techmen to 3-4-3 for the season. Eaton excelled in midfield. Paul ^ UCLA is ineligible for a post-season The Terriers outshot Cheney, 34-8, drunk with power, however, the The Phillies’ final threat came Lions, but two other players, Jets at Atlanta. Washington is at Mike Lagana put the Terriers on Nowak and Tom Eaton did a good job East Catholic girls’ volleyball bowl game, leaving Stanford with the with Tech goalie Lou Governale busy 'Sweeping four events. Hall High MacDonald (M1.3. L. Starkie (H) 1:0S.4. Longhorns wiil have to make the against winning reliver Dave Smith quarterback Vince Ferragamo and Denver Monday night. the board at the 39-minute mark of up front." added Goncalves. team succumbed, 15-11,15-9, 7-15 and with 21 saves. Fran Stevens between dunked Manchester High, 120-52, in too breast: 1. Abrahams (H). 2. oddsmakers' spread of 1-*^ points knowledge if it can topple the Bruins in the 11th when Maddox doubled linebacker Bob Brudzinski, staged Buffalo, 5-0, the league’s only un­ the first half by converting a penalty Kostrzewa had the best bid for 15-3 to E.O. Smith yesterday in stand up against the once-beaten and then beat Washington next week with two out. Smith, however, similar walkouts. beaten team, is off to its best start the pipes for the Terriers made five Storrs. CCIL girls’ swimming action yester­ Lohneiss IH). 3 Staunton iH) 1:15.2. kick. stops. Cheney in the first half but put it in­ Sooners in the game played at the the Cardinals can start counting the walked Bowa intentionally and then “You can’t take six starters out of since 1964, but Baltimore, 3-2, ranks The loss drops the Eaglette spikers day at Cornerstone Pool in West 400 free relav: 1. Hall. 2. Manchester Joe Fontana made it 2-0 at the 33- “We played an outstanding game ches past the post. 4:06.9 Cotton Bowl. Last year, Texas won roses in Pasadena. struck out pinch hitter Del Unser to your lineup and be the same team behind only Pittsburgh in AFC total to 6-4 for the season. Hartford. 167 with the help of three John Good- “UCLA’s defense is the key to their end the inning. that went to the Super Bowl last yardage. Bills’ rookie Joe Cribbs Smith also took the jayvee match The win moves the Warrior tankers son field goals that gave the success,” says Stanford coach Paul year,” said Los Angeles Coach Ray leads the AFC in rushing (376 yards) 2-15, 15-4 and 15-10. to 3-0 in the league and 3-1 overall Adult Volleyball Wiggin. “In free safety Kenny while the loss drops the Silk Towners Longhorns a 17-16 post World War II Game 3 Malavasi. “And we have 11 rookies and scoring (42 points) and Buffalo’s The Adult Drop-In Volleyball edge in their series with Oklahoma. Easley they have one o the finest PHIUDEUPHIA HOUSTON Illing racks up second grid triumph to 2-1 in the CCIL and also 3-1 overall. ab r h bi ' ab r h bi on this ballclub. That makes it very, defense is yielding a conference-best Field hockey deadlock program has been changed from ’The Sooners went into telephone defensive players I’ve ever seen.” Rose lb 50 10 Puhlcf 4 02 0 very tough.” 15 points per game, but star safety Winning its second in a row, Illing another TD on a 60-yard punt return. Beth MacDonald captured the 200 Notre Dames’s. chances of moving McBride rf 50 10 Cabell3b 4 02 0 ding the two points for the 2-1 Rams. Manchester High jayvee girls’ field freestyle and Lynn Sampson took the Bentley School to Keeney School. numbers in registering an 82-42 vic­ Schmidt 3b 5 0 10 Morgan 2b 4010 Malavasi has been impressed by Jeff Nixon is out with an injured football team took a 22-6 verdict Harris added a two-point conversion Albie Harris. Mike Wemmel, Ned That is on Tuesday evenings from tory over Colorado last Saturday, but up in the rankings depends upon Usinski If 5 0 0 0 Landsty pr 0 100 the resurgent Cardinals, who were knee. Colts’ quarterback Bert Jones from J.F. Kennedy of Enfield. for a 14-6 lead. hockey team tied Simsbury, 1-1, 100 free as the lone individual victors Coach Dan Devine’s ability to find a Tnllo2b 5 02 0 Cruz If 20 1 0 Wells and Brendan McCarthy were yesterday at the Indians' field. Chris for Manchester. 7:30 to 9:30. The change will be effec­ Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer ad­ Maddox cf 4 0 2 0 Cedeno cf 3 0 0 0 upset by the Giants on Opening Day threw for 282 yards and three John Harris tallied for Illing on a Turner added a final Ram score on among the defensive stars for Illing. tive Oct. 14. mits “those statistics are suitable replacement for injured run­ Bowa ss 3000 Bergmnlb 1000 Anderson accounted for the Indian Hall took 1-2-3 in the 50 free, Boonec 4 0 0 0 Howe ph 0000 and dropped their next two before touchdowns last week against 50-yard run and Greg Turner added a 25-yard run with Glenn Chetelet ad­ meaningless” when playing arch­ ning back Phil Carter, the nation’s Unser ph 1 0 0 0 Walling rf 300 1 stunning Philadelphia in the fourth Miami. tally, assisted by Donna Rock. diving, 100, butterfly and 100 rival Texas. "I think Texas is the second leading rusher, in Saturday’s MoreM c 0 0 0 0 Pujols c 3 000 week. Miami, 3-2, had a three-game win­ Maureen Flanagan and Beth White breaststroke. Chrstnsn p 2 0 0 0 Reynids ss 3000 played well for the locals. Results: best football team in the United game with Miami of Florida. Vukvch pn 1 0 0 0 Niekro p 3000 "Their defense has been playing ning streak snapped by the Colts and The Irish have beaten Miami 11 Noles p 0000 Woods ph 1000 200 m edley re la y : 1. H all, 2 Perranoski named States today. ’Therefore, we’ve got to McGraw p 1 0 0 0 Smith p 0000 better each week,” said Malavasi. thO'Dolphins have lost four straight Sunday soccer schedule attractive Manchester 2:04.2. play an error-free game to win. We times in 13 meetings, including a 40- Totals 41 0 7 0 ToUls 31 1 51 "They started off giving up 41 points, in New England. The Patriots, 4-1, Player honored 15 victory in the Mirage Bowl in One out when winning run scored, 200 free: 1. B. MacDonald (M). 2. Eps­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ron can’t afford to give anybody f'hiladelphia an 000 000 OO- 0 and it’s been going down every game trail Buffalo by one game in the AFC Five soccer games in Manchester against Avon. Players are age 10 and won-lost record in the Connecticut HARTFORD (UPI) - Trinity tein (H), 3. Carey (H) 2:07.7. anything.” Tokyo last November. Houston 000 000 000 01-1 Perranoski, a star relief pitcher in from 24 to 20 to 14 and seven against East and won their third straight last are scheduled Sunday at two sites. under. Soccer League's North B Division. College football captain Paul 200 IM: 1. SUrkie (H), 2. Dunn (H), 3. In other games involving Iv-Christenson, Bergman. DP—Phila- Oklahoma leads the nation in total delphia2. LO&r Philadelphia II. Houston 5)ew Orleans last week.” week, a 21-11 triumph over the New Mt. Nebo and Cougar Field. The college surface will feature the Tom Cleary heads the senior point- Romano has been named to the M. MacDonald (M) 2:23.1. his day, will take over the job of offense with an average of 560.7 topranked teams, No.- 1 Alabama 10 z^Puhl, Maddox 3^Cruz. Morgan pitching coach with the Los Angeles SB — Schmidt. Maddox S— Reynolds. Down and out The Cardinals were awesome York Jets. New England’s Steve Starting the ambitious slate will be Manchester 11-year-olds against makers with 11, on five goals and one Eastern College Athletic 50 free: 1. McClure (H), 2. Gassner yards for its three games. plays Rutgers in a meetin’ of un- Cabell. SF-Walling Dodgers, the club announced Friday. against the Saints in last week’s 40-7 Grogan is the AFC’s top-rated passer the Manchester Soccer Club against Glastonbury at 2:30 with the local 10- assist. Tim McConville has eight Conference’s weekly division three (H), 3. Walton (H) :25.6. beatens. No. 2 Southern California IP H RERBBSO Diving: 1. Campanelli (H), 2. Marinan Pittsburgh’s 'preseason confidence Phttadelphia Houston’s Cesar Cedeno lies triumph. They outgained New and receiver Stanley Morgan is the Hartford West Ends at 11:45 at year-olds meeting Glastonbury at 4. all-star team. Perranoski, 43, has been with the faces Arizona, sixthranked Georgia points and Ed Gardiner seven. concerning its game with Florida CTiristenson 6 3 0 0 4 2 Orleans 433-80 in total yardage and averaging 31 yards on 12 receptions, Nebo, a meeting of players age nine Special feature during the halftime Romano, a senior defensive back (H), 3. Springer (H) 177.60 points. organization as minor league tackles Mississippi, No. 8 North Notes 11-310010 sprawled on the ground after Goalie Dave Pistritto has been too fly: 1. Starkie (H), 2. Dunn (H), 3. State was considerably shaken last McGraw I LO-Ii 3 2 1 1 3 1 ran off 79 plays compared to 31 for including five TDs. Miami’s Don and under. of the 11:45 game at Nebo will be the from Derby, was honored for his per­ pitching instructor since 1973, and he Carolina goes against Wake Forest, he tripped over first base in credited with three shut-outs and has Gassner (H) 1:04.6. weekend when the Seminoles up­ Houston the Saints. Ottis Anderson, the Strock may replace No. 1 quarter­ At 1. the Manchester senior team appearances of several Hartford given up just one goal in four games. formance in Trinity’s 27-16 upset of was promoted to fill the job with the and No. 9 Nebraska tries to recoup Niekro 10 6 0 0 1 2 sixth inning and fractured his too free: 1. Sampson (M), 2. Abrahams ended previously unbeaten Nebraska Smith (WI-0) 1 1 0 0 1 2 league’s second-leading rusher, back Bob Griese, who is questionable will entertain .Bristol at the same Hellion professional players who will The seniors are sponsored by Williams College last weekend. major league club vacated by Red to establish their claim as one of the against Kansas. HBP-by Niekro iMaddoxl. WP—. Balk (H), 3. Zukowski (H) 1:03.4. Adams who has retired. -Pujols T-3 22 A-44.443 right ankle. (UPI photo) gained 126 yards and Mel' Gray with an injured shoulder. field and two hours later the give a brief exhibition. Moriarty Brothers. He made six tackles and in­ 500 free: 1. Epstein (H), 2. M. Manchester youth entry squares off The Manchester seniors boast a 3-1 tercepted two passes — including one MacDonald (M), 3. Carey (H) 5:47.7. Adams coached Dodger pitchers theft in the Trinity end zone; too back: 1. McClure (Hi. 2 B. for 12 y ars. EVErO ^ HERALD, Sat , O ct. 11, 1980 - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD. 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Amertcen Bendetend Ite h in e (Closed-Captioned) (Cloeed-Captioned) f men who raped and murdered hia (9) Coiasa Faattian Pravtaw the bigee: "Law andD laordar" 1974 Carroll (9) SportaCantar Rowett 177-455, I^iscilla 1 0 :0 0 Apple PoHehera 0 Matinee AtTheBIJou’LoatCity' hra.) wife, finally realizes hie thirst for 1000 $192,993 HORSES - 1. Niatross $1,133,896 2. CD I Love Lucy O'Connor, Ernaat Borgnina. Two 3:00 LPGA GOLF Und Grant $1,038,491 3, Storm Damage tasUc turnaround of the D etrat Lions this season? You d ) Brady Bunch 0 Drawing Power ®Movte*(FanUey)***^ "Peter This program haaPBSprovidingthe 0 C o n n e c tio n s 'Death in tha vangeancehaegivenhimnotimefor (9) SpartaCantar Cushman 495, June PARKADE DUSTY - EVENING man who era angarad at thair New (9) NCAA Football 1. Beth Daniel $211,108 2. Donna C $S65.741 4. Armbro Wolf $E£I892 5. say super runner Billy Sims? Try again. Probably the 3 ) Movte -IBclonco Fiction) *** SMmCulelne Rebbit And Telee Of Beatrix Pot­ viewer with all the elements of a Morning' Jamas Burke traces the either love or mercy. (116 mins.) 1100 York neighborhood's crimes 6:30 Derench 466, Dot Hills 474. Dave Chagnot 205, Butch Young $209 236 3. Nanev Lopez*Meltor T^er B 1504215 6. Direct Scooter single most important move made by the Uoni ttaii "Invadats From Hirt" 1983 Victory (terden ter" 1970TheRoyalBalletpeform8 Saturday afternon matinee except 6:00 origin of tha atom bomb back more 3:15 (9) Matacaaa; Tha AH-Amartcan decide to Join an auxiliary police (9) Auatrallan Rugby Savino 201, Bruce Moquin S2U0.B85 4. Amy Alcott $190,095. 5. $^290 7. Trenton Time $368,002 8. Arthur Franz. Holona Cortor. Noon* Connecticut Newtmekera S Beatrix Potter children's stories, torthepopcorn.'Lost City’ features Nawe than 26 canturiaa to tha Invention of 0 Risk Of Marriage R aca JoAnno earner $182,315. 6. Pat Bradley Classical Way $346200 9. Final Scor^ r was the acquisition of Stan White, an aging (31) force to help make their neighbor­ will bollovo a llllla boy whan ht ^ eted G) (90 mine.) William Boyd aa the hero battling a ^ Btertky And Hutch gold aaaaylng. Ha than shows 4:30 TRI-TOWN - Dick 201-589, Ike Miller 245-561, $166227 7. Sally Little. South Africa. $328.817.10. Burgomeister $292,154 Cbacker from the Baltimore Colts, for an eighth- ^ Racing From Batanont Park hood safe again. (105 mins.) clalffltlho minds cl Iho psopis In his CD In The News 0 Harveat Temple mad acientiat and gigantic natives viawara how tha oompaaa. trade (S) Auto R acin g '60 U.S. National AFTERNOON $131249 6. Jane Blalock $127,340 9. Jo round draft choice. Maxie Baughan, Detroit’i new 0 Bnaak Previews Co-hoete 11:36 K ingsley 212-558, Dave Ernie Whipple 211-&60, Ray Ann Washam $104 248 10. Sandra Post •msll lown srs bslng tsksn ovsr by 1KX) 0 Nancy Savtn-Tha Arts for the safety ol the lovely heroine axpanalon, vacuuma, alactriclty Dirt Chempionehip defensive coordinator, coached Stan In Baltimore and Gene Siakel and RogarEbart review CD Movla -cntla Unannouncad) 12:00 Fraser 243-575, John Miller 186.750. \ Mrtlsns. (2 hrs.) CD Little Raacala IS) SHmCulalna and her father. Also included will be and tha cloud chamber made tha 6 :0 0 Chittick 209-586, Dick Jai Alai Entries (too mlna.) 9) SyracuM Football 1000 MENSTENNIS wanted him to call defensive signals and play the weak 0 SporteCsnter (D Movie -(Adventure*Orema) ** 3:00 a newsreel, a cartoon and Epiaodel four newly ralaaaed movies, includ­ atom bomb a reality. (Closed- 0 N e w t 224-556, Larry Soren 207- Murphy 235-607, Ken ing Woody Allen's new com ady. 11:48 MoNIghta Bowling 1. Bjorn Borg. Sweden. $472200. 2. SATURDAY MATINEE side, both of which he has done superbly. 0 MundoRssI "Conouerad City" 1965 David (D Undaraaa World Of Jacques of the serial ‘Junior G-Men'. (90 Captioned) (60 mine.) ^NCAASoccar 512, Wendell Labbe 218-507, John McEnroe $425,970 .3, Jimmy 'Stardust Memoriee'. 8 N«w« Bower 245, Ken Cooley 354- Connors $347,647 4. Vitas Gfrulaitis rut mins.) 0 Bnaak Pravlawa Co-hoata O CandlapinBowMna Bill Calhoun 536, Lloyd 1:00 566, Fred Kozicki 258-589, $271,606 5. Guilermo Vilas. Argentina, I. IriHH Ihpi ZMnStwi WoridCupTannIa f ______Torrey 537, Dick Coons 517, Pete Beaudry 217-591, John $206,736 6. Brian Gottfried S19B.0B2 7. L UWMiidui* ilaUSM"' Ivan Lcndel. Czechoslovakia. $192ji31 8. ihcMimwti ChamptonaMp Wraatling Charlie Church 509, Bill Cermola 208, John Kozicki Gene Maver $191,610 9. Jose Luis Clerc. 1:30 Argentina. $164,631. 10. Vijay Amritraj l.NuzaHtoTfta t lipty-falvM S PINNETTES- Rosemary Reichert 539, Dick Lourie 234-585, Neil Lawrence 203, Sibt TV Sunday Q Pn NCAAFootbM India, $159,819 0 9 TMaWaakInBaaaball Thibodeau 472, Helen 502, Bill Conway 530. WOMEN S TENNIS 0 0 ® The Big Event'Revenge 12K)0 Mike Masilonis 200, Joe U m t CD Movie-(Drama) ***H "Men In 2KM) 1. Martina Navratilova $478,050. 2. MORNING Betty Boop cartoon. (90 mine.) ® McHila’aNavy Of The Stepford Wives' t980Stare: Szatkowski 452, Evelyn LaVae 201, Len Farrand 1. iizza kleniiiM The Gray Flannel Butt" 1956 ® Auto Racing *80 Traev Austin $462.737.3. Billie Jean King 6:30 Sacrifice Of Tha Mate 2 : 0 Sharon Glees. Arthur Hill. A televi- $307 (X)9 4. Chris Evert Lloyd $265,008 5. Ltealtetna 4. Iriipi-lsntta 1 Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones. A Gallent 493, Evelyn BLOSSOMS — Lorraine •ion reporter etumblea onto the sin- 3.-00 243-558, Ralph Dukett 203. Hvonne Goolagong, Australia, $177280 6. 0 Oakterl Ja te o n s ^ Confrontation For Congrata O Mand HoMay Pro Tannia S-CiWillwitiil 8 10:30 leter secret of Stepford, ■ New Eng- Madison Avenue executive etrug- Thibodeau 202-463, Lois Peterman 143-150-402, Wendy Turnbull. Australia, $177,86 7. LZagiHUM 6KK) QD Bonanza Sunday gleetogetahaadandtofindamean- CD Agrofitky And Company C D ® Kids Are People Too 0 Harveat Temple landtownwherethewomenerepro- Brown 457, Karen Bottone Lucille Hendricks 146. liana M a n d 11 k o v a. Czechoslovakia Siki PmM-Im I to hie home life. (3 hra.) $148,380 8. Andrea Jaeger $140,564 9. 3 } BUalght Talk QD Point Of View 0 Great P erform a n cet‘Tinker. grammed to be domestic slavea to Decision ' 0 OP NFLSymfunny 177-479. Kathy Jordan $138,(06 10. Virginia TWrA 6:20 0 World Tomorrow Tailor, Soldier. Spy' Part II George their husbands. (2 hre.) n National Laagua Cbamplon- Ruzici. Romania. $116213. IMEAl 0 Movte -(Mualcal-Comady) *** Smiley iaglvenlhetaskoteearching ^oeed-Captioned) It'a Your Bualnasa SYMPHONIES - Lori 1. IvfiMMiMii UJO D News 1 2 :0 aMpSarlaa BOWLING 6:29 "Road to Morocco" 1942 Bing out the Ruesian spy in the Britiah Television reporter Kay 0 0 Meaterptece Theatre N apolitano 132, M arti I. Wavne Webb$85,830. 2. Mark Roth I iim i iw tii I 4 €M*al-Atlsl 0 WorM Of Uural And Hardy 4:30 VILLAGE MIXERS- Cin­ LZigMimfti 0 Mv.’nlng Prayer Crosby. Bob Hope. Two zanies ere Intelligence Service. (Closed- Foster (Sharon Gless._ right) 'Crime and Punlahment' Part III. Still g $A4.3TO 3. Mike Aulby $71,735 4. Gary 0 Second City TV □D SportaSpaetacular Sarles 126-356, ,rJoAnn 6:30 ehipwrecked and make their way to Ceptioned) (60 mine.) tries to find out why her best uncuepacted of the pawnbroker's dy Dodson 177-498, Kate Dickinson $61.422.5. Steve Martin $59JD0 T.MbM 0 Uatan-Athtetoa ® SpArtkantar Morocco. (90 mine.) 0 Movte-(Comedy)** "Young friend. Megan Brady (Julie murder. Raakotnikov begins a Arsenault 135-351, Pete 6. Nelson Burton Jr. $56,366. 7, l^rl Sih Muza Ftce The State 1 : 0 T 6:00 Kelley 190-458, Bonny Anthonv. $72241.8. Turn Baker $53,150 9. Q. Please explain what Is a "nickel defense.” I hear the Time For Timothy 10:45 and Innocent” 1937 Derrick Kavner), has been trans­ peychoiogical cat-and-mouae 19th HOLE FavUi: Rlek Of Marriago S) Boxing From Olympic Auditor­ Kmiec 127, Anne Greco Palmer Fallgren Sf-1.007 10. George expression frequently on telecasts. What with the salaiies paid As Bchoote Match Wits 0 JawlahUfa DeMemey. Nove Pillbeam. Hitch­ game with the investigating magis­ Solomonson 193-500, Sue formed overnight from a Faith For Today ium, LoaAngalaa 128-349. Papas. $70,150 toony’s players, the expression seems qaite antlqnaled. fling Around Tha World 11:00 cock's unique combination of thrills trate. (Cloaad-Captionad) ( 0 Ouellette 175-486, Arlene NASCAR free-thinking woman into a mine.) 1:15 6:30 ELKS — Ralph Doyer RETIRED SWINGERS Mary E. Tharp, Brookdalc, Calif. Davay And OoMath Uttla Rascals end humor. (90 mine.) S NFLRaylawAndPravlaw 1. Dale Earnhardt $432,675 2. Cale S Rax Humbard domestic slave to her hus­ 9 : 0 ® ABC News LeRoy 181, Doreen It doesn’t refer to money. On defense, the term nickel (as in 6:46 0 Movte-(Comedy) **H "Trou­ 362, Tony Salvatore 138-363, One more week remains Yarborough $379,530 3. Darrell Waltrip Sunday At Tha King's Houaa band. in the NBC World CD Trapper John M.D. Supposedly 1 : 0 Dow nham 199, Joanne $333207. 4. Richard Petty $327,115. 5. five) originated with the Washington Redskins In the late 0 Bacrad Heart ble With Angele" 1 0 6 Rosalind § ® U8AF RallglouaFllm EVENING Bruce Fish 149-359, ’Travis in the annual Retired 7KX) Old Tima Qoapal Hour Russell. Hsytey Mills. The arrival of Premiere movie REVENGE OF childleee Trapper John euddenly W ohlgemuth 490, Anita ilennv Parsons $317,160 6. oobbv Allison 1860s when George Allen was coaching them. It means the OKK) Swingers’ weekly golf tour­ , $312,677. 7. Buddy Baker 050.977; 8. Neil ChrtatopharCloaaup NFL Ravlaw And Preview two new atudenta at St Francis THE STEPFORO WIVES— a diecovera he's the father of a 25- VfW /- Cook Sr. 138-159-413, Dave insertion of a fifth defensive back, usually replacing one of the Matlnaa At Tha Bl)ou yeer-old eon. and the nawe haa hie 3 3 News 9 ) Racing From Balmont Park Shorts 465, Kim Kelley 479, Bonnett $180.0% 9. Terry Labonte Underdog academy sets the school and the sequel to the popular thea­ naments at the Manchester I.CitiOiMhNIal 'Moviaetruck' Leural end Hardy. hospital colleeguee bewildered. 3 3 ABC News . ^ 6:30 Richards 155-145-147-447, $173,900 10. Jody Ridlev $149,440 linebackers in obvious passing situations. Actually the prac­ This la Tho Ufa Mother Superior in an uproar. (2 trical film 'The Stepford Janet Rawson 491, JoAnn l.E«|4ntli 4.MMlwa R epeat; 0 mins.) 1 :0 9 ) RayParklnaShow Bernie Welch 357, Jack Country Club. CART* tice was started at least a decade earlier in what waa called a Jack Haley and Patty Kelly star in hra.) Wives'— to be telecast on Huff 481, LeRoy 472, findy cars I S.fiWiiteafa i. lir« »A ih l this often told etory of a atar struck QD WorM Tomorrow 3 3 Moment Of Meditation 7KX) High scorers this week in ’’prevent” defense. However, Allen was among the first to use ® Movte-(Myatery)*** "Adven- NBC's 'The Sunday Night Big Talley 136-373, A1 1. Johnnv Rutherford $482.7%. 2. Bobby ?.lhuil.taM S girl who gate her big chance. Tha 0 OM Time Qoepel Hour 2 :0 ® SportaCantar turee of Shertock Holmea" 1939 Downham 460, Fred Unser $2f>8.7De 3. Tom Sneva $10,060 4. S W ib | > M it early in the game in any part of the field. Event,' October 12. GD SportaCentor ® BaaabaN: World Sariaa Grabinsky 137-377, Ray a ’Two Ball Blind Partners NCAA Soccer Alabama A and M •alactad ehorta Include Shirley Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce S O o T ellH Kozicki 209-520, Gary Raw- Rick Mears $129,996 5. Gordon Johncuck 3 : 0 event, drawn by Joe $103,070 6. Gary Bettenhausen $100,977 7. SUth: Q. la rcfereacc to your dislike of the NFL’s tie-breaker ^Alabam a, Hunttvilla Temple in ‘Kid inHollywood' and a Holmea stops the attempt to steal (>3CCI( IISTINCS FOe CXACT TIMt ^ Richard Krinjak 144-377, $4,388,607 6. Eddie Delahoussaye 3.Cn» CaUI. ) Insight ground cities, giant plants and dino­ hrs.) Gamo 6 If Nocaaaory If tho cham- Lou Betko, Early Rohan. 0 Big Blue Marble Geme'Elizabeth'scouncilurgeeher (W NCAA Football Alabama vs Auto Racing 157-406. Bill Hanson 137- $4.(f.R.7d7.. 7. Jorge Velasiiuez $3.853 299 c In 48 overtime N F L games during regular-season play, the ) Chrlatophera saurs. (Rated Q) (00 mins.) Atlanta Falcons (DMovte-ZUKil 4. the famous comic strip. BporteCenter Rich Luko 363, Red $ ih Um * i ) Barrio •urvivore etrandad on an island In­ tion. talks candidly about the sig­ ^ 0 Minutes 8 0 Phil Pastoret OCT. 12,1880 S.teit’lvtani i. larfM-Zim S iMUM-Ircirinl llwliHii* S 6 : 0 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Roback 408, Stan def. Allen, i-up; Gross - A - ) Woody And Buga habited by prahiatoric man and nificant events of his life, his QD ® Thote Amazing Animala (D®Cateatrophe:No8efaPteGO Tamulis 354, Dave 7.tnwlUyi i k u i M H i k 7. Kwwiifam tkw lwiiif (D Animal Talk Anthony Nawlay Waickowski 392. Munson 52; B - Horan 57; C ^ Davay And QoHath baaeta.(2 hra.) development as a writer, end the 0 0 0 DIanay'a Wonderful Extraordinary film vividly illuatrataa Laraon Sunday Night MORNING Siki $i*t Cww h ti starsasOr.Dolittlainananchanting 11:15 VanTassell 365, Tony Vann Jenks 66; Net - A - Leigher Ih n ii Miiira ZkwrMi ) 0 Oral Roberta 12:30 Influences that have shaped many WorM 'Eacapa To Witch Mountain’ tha moat violent earthquake andan- Do you ever get the feeling 7:00 Siitlc } BporteCantar Tha NFL Today of hie plays. (90 mins.) anthology of atoriaa about animals Apairofyoungorphanawithpsychic CD CBBNew e 366, Don Logan 351, Rich 3. liwara»4Nia( iSuarUiicil and humans sharing unique^- suing tidal wave aver to shake tha that, while there may be a (B) NCAASoccar EARLY BIRDS- Rose 53-19-34; B - Lumbruno 59- i h u rii ire rw I l.tetetVM }FamUyFocua I Love Lucy powers araimpriaonadbyaruthlaae North Amarican continent; a 1 1 :0 Florek 362, Don Flavell * Jimmy Bwaggart communications. (60 mins.) firm hand at the helm of the OKW s 7. ArtiuHriie LlrahCinqr 3. hdB MwaU I I Dialog ua C D ® American League Playoff millionaire aaaklng to amass an Brazilian raal-lifa towering inferno; ^ Bporte Wrap-Up Surdek 138-346, Jeanne 2534; C - Johnson 66-17-39; 4 fimt-CwAir Gp Bionic Woman ® SportaCantar 355, Tom Conran 370. ISn FanMm ) Mlater Rogers JaM Haas Qoapal Time Game 6 If Nacaaaary If tha cham- avangreaterfortune. Stars; RayMil- and. tha maaalva explosion that 0 DavM Butekind Show 4 Ship of State, someone's been M atthew 135-340, Irene Low putts - A - Allen*15; B 5. FaMt»4bn»ti ilarA^Aihl GD Joker, Joker, Jokar ) Baaama Street 0 0 N F L '80 plonshiphasbeendecided,regular­ land. Kim Richards. (2 hra.) caused the greeteet harbor diaaa- X Ruff Houee ungluing the rudder? TMHtk 0 Program Unannouncad 0 NCAA Football Houeton va (B) NCAA Football Albee 125-340, Cindy Colby Anderson 16; C - Crispino Si*t tnacM-Zani I Popaya Soccer Made In Germany ly echeduled programming will (Cloaad-Captionad) tor in U.8. history. ( 0 mine.) (If tha 0 Firing Una 'How Does One Find _ 1 1 : 0 0 Z. iMcarw-Ircvin I I World Tomorrow . Convaraatlona With follow. 0 OM Frtenda, Now Frtendo fifth game of tha National Laagua Taxaa AandM REC- Bill Pagani Jr. 155- 131, Alice McCooe 129, Jan 18. SmiUi: 3:30 Faith?' Host William F. Buckley. Jr., 0Movte-(Romanca)**H "Once I lay my cards on the table O NFL Ruviuw And Pruviuw lU m k iMwt 4. FwMwif 9:16 1 : 0 0 Up And Coming 'Movin' In, playoffs it nacaaaary, 'Cataa- Fogarty 127. 18 H o le s - travels to the home of British author — you're so iumble-flngered 137- 417, Jerry Smith 148- Gross - Hyppa ikM-Uiical ilniMriK* 6lotc CD A Now Day (D NFL Football Philadelphia Ea- ^ My Threo Bone Movin' On'Part II. tro^a: No Safa Place' will be In Parle" 1976 Wayne Roger# An 9:30 Malcolm Muggerridga to discuae unaaeuming American scraenw- that you can’t hold a hand AFTERNOON 138- 414, A1 Rossetto 140-406, 90; B - Tryon 98; C I.EneM M ra glaa va New York Giants 0 Superetar Profile ‘Steven 0 Hockey Boston Brulna va Mon­ pre-empted.) Site fwi t i n ) Battia Of Tha Planata Spielberg' Muggerridge'e eloquent opinions ritar. with coaching from a worldly 12:30 Saturday GD Movte-tl)«|X3|X» CD Archte Bunker's Pteco Tho So- war on wheats. R ep ea t; 2 hrs.) (H a mlna.) Tiatir South Windsor al 0 ChaHca Of Salvation cuaaion of raligaon in tha 20th cen­ unaeeuming Amarican ecreenw- EVENING Do you ever feel that yoar 6:30 434, John Ortolan! 151-194- ut om) (it nei) »p«3 11x4 turdoy Night Bandit has been play­ fifth game In tha National Laagua 1 1 :0 McQuade 200-201-533, 15; Gross, A - Perra 54; O Baaama Btraat ritar, with coaching from a worldly (B) Horaaahow Jumping i»stu>ui xH (it iMil nuxo I:8iw4a Mai4* Newington, 1:30 tury. (60 mine.) 6 : 0 ing havoc with neighborhood bars playoffs la nacaaaary. tha ‘Sunday CD Movte -(ntte Unannounced) trip through life’s laundry has 448, Tim Castagna 149-395, I.InzAdUMi^ 2. Arnica Blrm u 0 Matlnaa At Tha Bl)ou Bruce Hence 212-579, Don Net, Leary 55-23-32, Lum­ pu« Istsml nuxio "i i»»«i« 3. t e a 4bHt ® Weekend Bpactel chauffeur and a beautiful British ari­ 3 3 D Newt ht Movte' will be pra-omptad.) (2 hre.. to mine.) beea marked by someone OUM XUIJJ uaASNV 4. Ira^M-lirtvaa SOCCER ‘Moviaetruck’ Laurel and Hardy. and Archie and Murray are afraid Ed Doucette 141, Emil 1:30 stocrat, learns to loosen up con­ 3 j Movte-Weetern)*** "Monte EVENING 'Thibodeau 511, Dick Wood­ bruno 59-24-35; Low putts, •.Catewleatiil SOrteal i.frcuazal thair bar may be next. (Rapaat) itteWrttten 1 1 :0 leaving your fortunes on the Bacon Academy al Jack HalaY and Patty Kelly star in Connecticut: Bean siderably In the City olLight. (Rated Roux 158, Mike Pagani 148, iCMbal-Iarra 7.6anij ilvMbia Waleh" 1970 Lea Marvin. Jeanne 33 BostOfBuWvan 3 3 Movte -(Tttte Unannounced) spin-dry cycle? 7.-00 bury 526, Rich Woodbury Laski 14; C - Gross, Meyer this often told etory ol a star struck Ropafallowa CaH To Prayer PQ)(2hre.) Moreau. A veteran cowboy finds (2 hre.) Hank Frey 142. Id 1180 NEA. Inc SxN U|irA«Mte S«ki bin Coventry, 1 p.m. Jake Fees Ooepei Time 8 Hockay 512, Fay Petty 181, Cheryl 64; Net, Crispino 73-27-46, girl who gate her big chance. 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Homoo For Solo 2 t Homoo For Solo 23 16 - EVENING HERALI^i Sat., Oct. 11. I860 f J Holp Wontod I t Holp Wontod I t Buolnooo Opportunllloo 14 Nofp Wantod f ] Holp Woniod I t Holp Wontod N*fp W anM It ASSEMBLERS AND COIL O m Your Own Jean RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal LARGE SIX ROOM RANCH. MEDICAL SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST - dining room. Rec room with FRIENDLY ICE CREAM - SALESWOMAN for WINDERS. Female Two car garage. Wapping. Manchester Jewlery store. WANTED - Busy Medical Of­ P art time. Mon.- Fri., 6 to 1. Silop! wet oar. Separate master It’s only thrifty SCREEN PRINTER - Excellent opportunity for Small office; Excellent preferred. Finger dexterity Owner. 378,500. 644-1795 fice is seeking experienced extra Income. Morning 7 to 11 Full time, five days. Tuesdays necessary. Experience not bedroom suite with cathedral between 10:00 a.m. Sc 2:00 Applications are presently Medical Secretary, or will working conditions. Call for Go direct • no middle man. no celling. Large flag-stone person to do salad prep and through Saturdays. necessary. Will train. Four laletman'i fee. Offering all the p.m. .'rni being taken for an opening in train person with excellent appoinunent Michele O’ Nell, patio. Pool. Wood-Durning nneral restaurant work. Experience preferred but not day week. 10 hour day. 7:00 nationally known brands such at NOTICES our &reen Printing Depart- skills. Mnd resume to: Box S, Syndet Products, Inc. 646- Evening 6 to 11 to close and do necessary. Apply Shoor a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Apply: Able Jordache, Vanderbilt, Calvin stove. 389,500. Group 1, 1 — Lost and Found ment. Experience is c/o Manchester Herald. 0172. ______Philbrlck Agency. 046-/Q00. Buolnooo Propotly 26 to save proofs desirable, ^cellent benefit!. cuftomer service and general Jewelers, 917 Main Street, Coll, Howard Road, miton. Klein, Sedgefield, Levi and over 70 2 — Personals Individual must a ^ y in Per- restaurant work. Work 2 or 4 Manchester. other brands. 114,500.00 includes 3 — Announcements FULL OR PART ’HME RNS LIVE-IN COMPANION lor beginning inventory, airfare for 1 PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. ENFIELD - Luncheonette. 4 — Enlertatnmenl son to ■: Quality Name Plate, shifts per week. Flexible pack. Expires Dec. 31, PART TIME SEASONAL or LPNS for 3-11,11-7, and 7-3 weekends. Elderly woman, CHILD CARE FAMILY to our national warehouse, Six generous size rooms. 24 Excellent location. Great op­ By MARTIN SLOANE 5 — Auctions R oad, E a st icb^ule. Call 9 to 11 or 3 to 9 1980. Fisher Hill I HELP NEEDED. Individual shifts. New pay scales and partially blind. Needs compa­ WORKER for boys unit a training, fixtures and Grand foot livlngroom. Fireplace. portunity. 315,000 down. DEARSUPERMARKET Glastonbury. for an appointemt. 649-5563. nion Friday thru Monday. short term Christian Residen­ Opening Promotions. Cali Mr. Owner financing rest at 9.5% BUM BLE B E E 50- FINANCIAL EOE. to sew and finish plush toys of shift differentials. Cali: Dining room, 'rnree SHOPPER— I enjoy your 6 — Bontls-Slocka-Mortgages Willlngton Convalescent Reply: P.O. Box 5C, South tial Shelter, for children and Colombo at Mademoiselle bedrooms. IVk baths. Garage. interest rdte. 2^-5651. Percent Savings Offer. high quality at Glastonbury Fa^ions. column and follow its ad­ Super 9 — Personal Loans WOMAN 18 and over to work factory. Variety of manufac­ home, Monday thru Friday Winowr, Connecticut, 06074. families. Desire BA Degree In 3W,600. Group 1, Philbrlck Receive three 50-percent- to — Insurance in plastic manufacturing full before 3:00 p.m., 429-0331. Human Services. Commit­ Agency, 646-42po. Houoohold Goods 40 vice. The savings have ana part time shifts. (?afl 646- APPUCA’nONS TAKEN for turing tasks required. In­ off Bubmie Bee coupons. EMPLOYMENT dustrial sewing machine EXPERIENCED MALE ment to tradition values, and 313-632-7018 been much appreciated. Market 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and Fall Employment, working AIDE for private duty to care experience with adolescence Send the required refund 13 - Help Wanted one of our Outdoor Flower experience helpful, but not CAPE 8 ROOMS - 4 REFRIGERATORS But I have a question: 14 — Business Opportunities 4:00 p.m. required. Hourly rate based Tor paralyzed young man. 3180 for a minimum of 2 years of Homoo For Solo 23 Bedrooms. Rec room with Washers/Ranges, used, form plus six labels from Locations. Friday, Saturday to to o weekly depending' on Are there some manufac­ Shopper j 15 — Situation Wanted or Sunday. Car necessary. on capabilities. Needed im­ college or equlvelent. Respon­ bar. Den. New kitchen. guaranteed and clean. New 6Vi-ounce cans of Bumble FULL TIME BABYSITTER experience. Call Paul Herbst, sibilities; Maintain supportive turers who are not pleased EDUCATION S.D.R. Enterprises, Andover, mediately. Cali 659-0^ for 56 HAWTHORNE STREET - Aluminum siding.2 car gar­ shipment damaged, G.E Sc Bee Chunk Light ’Tuna in NEEDED for 9 month old in­ appointment. 87S4173. ______living environment, crisis in­ Excellent Value! Six Room age. Handy location. 363,^. FRiGIDAIRE. Ixiw prices. by shoppers who save 18 — Private Instructions fant in Manchester or East Conn., 742-99K. 19 — SchoolS'Classes tervention, Implement Cape. One new bath, new roof, Group I, Philbrlck Agency, B.D. Pearl Sc Son, 649 Main proofs of purchase for Water with the words “in 20 — Instructions Wanted Hartford are.Call 289-0885 BABYSITTER - Working BRIDGEPORT OPERA’TOR. whoIlsUc activities, whedule: new siding, new furnance, Street, 643-2171. future refund water” circled. Expires after 6:00 p.m., or weekends. NURSE’S AIDE. Full or part mother needs sitter for on-site Some experience preferred. Full time, Including alternate new outside deck, enclosed ^ REAL ESTATE Full time position,■■■ I. insurance weekend and holidays, 41 offers?—Ruth from SHOPPER, P.O. Box 461, Dec. 31, 1980. 23 — Homes lor Sale time. All shifts. Laurel day care of Infant. 8:30 a.m. to lass and screen porch, MANCHESTER - 12 Room *rtlcloo lor Solo SALESWOMAN for retail Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, benefits, paid holidays. Ai variable hours. Application: ormer, carpeting. Many Clearwater, Fla. Radio City Station, New 24 ~ LoiS'Land lor Sale fabric store. Part time with 5:30p.m. at Advertising Agen­ To jprovMa Muwinii Cart g Duplex. 6&6. 2 car garage. ------25 — Investment Property - Manchester. in person: Metronlcs Inc., Submit resume with 3 more extras, n ic e d to sell, COUNTRY PRIDE some experience necessary. cy. (:all 646-2900 days, o r ^ - Ameslte drive. Central loca­ DEAR RUTH- There Is York, NY 10019. 26 — Business Property >______I evenings. In privnto homat anO Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. references to: Director Salva­ 3^,900. Call Group I, Warreh tion. ’Two separate furnaces. nothing wrong with saving Refund of the day Foods. Receive a $2 re­ 27 — Resort Property Retail experience preferred. tion Army Emergency E. Howland, 643-llW. ★ Apply So-FYo Fabrics, Burr LICENSED NURSE. 84-86 Hamlin Street. Cali 649- ALUMINUM Sheeb used as box tops and labels that Write to the following fund. Send the required re­ 28 — Real Estate Wantod STATION ATTENDENT tima, Ml Hma. ConaMara* P A R T T IM E Shelter, 855 Asylum Avenue, 0428. Agent. Comer Shopping Center, 1151 Intermediate care. Residents RECEPTIONIST­ HarUoid, Conn., 06101. printing plates, .007 thick may qualify for future re­ address to receive the fund form plus the Country MI8C. SERVICES ambulatory. 36.00 per hour. NEEDED FULL TIME - App­ Hon o>«Mi la prolaranqa MANCHESTER. Unique Parade marshals Tolland Turnpike, SECRETARY for physican’s English Cotswold three story Ux28Vk” , » cents each or 5 Pride logo panel from the 31 — Services Ollered Pleasant work. Hours flexi­ ly In person: Gorin’s SporSports ob-LoeaHen and Houn. MANCHESTER. 306,900. Effi- for 31. Phone 043-2711. Must be fund offers. form required by this $1 32 ~ Painling-Papering Manchester. office. 8-12 hours weekly. Colonial on Comstock Road, Ann Mcarthy of NBC’s “Texas” series and Paul Cousins, Channel wrapper (or the price and ble. Call 649-2358. Carir Center, Route 83, VemoiVernon. NO PH • WUKLY PAY cent gas furnance heats this Does a meat^ packer coupon offer: Hi-Dri Offer, 33 — Building-Contracting Manchester and Hartford. TELEPHONE near (Country Club. Must be picked up before 11 a.m. NURSES AIDES. Experience For Information call immaculate three bedroom ONLY. 30s meteorologist, are serving as co-grand marshals for the annual throw out the ears, snouts P.O. Box 9998, St. Paul, weight tag with the logo) 34 — Rooling-Sidmg Please call 649-6069, 6:00 to seen to be appreciated. 3125,- Colonial Cape of “s'torybook 35 — Heating-Plumbing preferred. Pull or part time. . M l-N lB . - SOLICITERS Columbus Day Parade on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in New Britain. and hides after the best Minn. 55199. This offer from any Country F*ride 9:()0 p.m. 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- charm” . Newly redecorated 36 — Flooring Immediate openings on 3:00 to POMANENT PART 0505. ______POOL- 24’ X 4 , 7 ft. deep. cust are removed? Of expires Dec. 31, 1980. Turkey of at least 10 37 — Moving-TrucKing-Slorage ludo p.m. and 11:00 to 7:00 throughout, walking distance Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. The parade will begin at the corner of Clinton Street and Burritt CARRIER NEEDED I MDAMSIfTM^ NURSES AIDE - 7 p.m. to 11 to bus, shopping, schools. pounds. Expires Dec. 31, 38 — Services Wanted a.m. shifts. Contact Mrs. 3500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. course not! To remain in C lip’n 'F ile R efu n d s ol M rti EMim Com. p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ TREPOSmONS Aluminum storm windows, Street, travel to Broad Street, past the reviewing stand on Main Street MI8C. FOR SALE Ferguson, DNS, atm 9573. for business, the companies (Week of Oct. 5) nut Street, Manchester. some appliances. Level lot 40 — Household Goods 387 bw t Cilrtar S t For responsible SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. and disband at the bus parking area at Pearl Street. whose products fill our SALUTO Main Dioh Re­ 80LTON . The best of both worlds, with fruit trees, garden space, Meat, poultry, seafood, 41 — Articles lor Sale CLERICAL ’TYPIST. Small Processed Gravel, Sand, fund Offer. Receive a $1 re­ Prospeef Street area FULL TIME WORKERS hoHSSWhss end others country living, yet 5 minutes to oversized garage, amesite supermarkets must other main dishes 42 — Building Supplies busy office in Hartford. Diver­ Stone, and Fill. For deliveries WANTED for inside construc­ looUnp to supplenieiil pre­ Manchester shopping. Don't miss drive. Barb McConville 646- squeeze every cent of value (File 6) fund. Send the required re­ 43 — Pets-Birds-Oogs sified position. Typing, filing, this 6 room Wendel Reid Colonial call George Grlffing, 742-7686. tion project. Startingpay 34.00 sent Inoonin. Bnnd 0428, Lillian Emerson 046- out of the raw materials Clip out this file and keep fund form plus the right 44 - Musical Instruments billing, and order desk. In Rockville WANTED OFFICE per hour. Call 643-4^, ask for set on a beautiful 1 acre lot. 4 B/R. side panel containing 45 — Boats & Accessories Benefits. Call for appoint­ 2W baths. 2 car gar., F/P Fam. 1716, Pam Duff 646-8313, FOR SALE - Couch, end they use. it with similar cashoff 46 — Sporting Goods WORKER - Full time opening Rob. Rm. w/heatolators. Custom Odegard Realty, 643-4365. ment. 249-8591. available. East Hartford area, tables, chair, T.V. anteima, Symphony season If such thrift and coupons — beverage refund Universal Product Code 47 — Garden Products features too numerous to mention rotor. 395. 72 West Street. from any two different 48 — Antiques Call 647-9946, on major bus line. Good math TITLE I TUTOR. Bolton here. Come and see. 99,500. Carter FREE Details. Retire to resourcefulness are wise offers with beverage 49 — Wanted to Buy SALESPERSON. Sundays. school system, 19 hours per Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 Saluto Main Dish skills, and legible handwriting St. to left on Volpi. to left on award winnnig adult mobile for business, why shouldn’t coupons, for example. RENTALS 9:(X) a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday essential. Call 289-8259 for in­ week. 36.00 per hour. Working Rosewood. Follow open house a.m.______evenings, 6:00 p.m. to 8:()0 home community. Something they be wise for you and Start collectin^he ne^ed packages. Expires June 3U, 52 — Rooms lor Rent or 647-9947 terview. Weekdays 9 to 4. An with remedial students in psiQ vsosnon signs to Brookside Lane. new. Affordable homes DARK LOAM DELIVERED - Jm. Mature adults only, slated in Hartford me? In these times of proofs of purchase while 1981. 53 — Apartments lor Rent E ^ I Opportunity Employer, reading and math. High school Gliotes of hours. GROUP 1 LOMBARDO Heritage Village, 1101 Ranch 5 yards, 350 plus tax. Also STEWART Sandwiches. 54 — Homes for Rent lies experience necessary, DRAFTSMAN to work up to or college ^ n i s h would be 9 -1 ; B-9 Sc ASSOCIATES Road, Vero Bbich, Florida. sand, gravel and stone. 643- rapidly rising food prices, looking for the required re­ 55 — Business lor Rent ^ p ly In person at: England his friend and colleague, Arthur Fiedler, machine designer. Very beneficial. Contact: Richard ______649-4003______32960. 9504.______HARTFORD— The Hartford Symphony why should shoppers be fund forms at the super­ Receive a $1 refund. Send 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Hardware Store, Route 44 A, RN OR LPN POSITIONS E. Packman, principal. 643- Cell 999-4993 MondS] Hayman will return on Feb. 27 and 28 in a experienced on board, in HIGH SCHOOL SOPHMORES Orchestra is expanding both the major any less enterprising? market, in newspapers and the required refund form 57 - W Pn-.* Bolton. areas of Mechanical, available on the following 2411. i 9 h ^ TEMPLE STEWART concert featuring the music Fiedler made 68 — Mtsc lor Rent AND JUNIORS for restaurant and pops concert series to double perfor­ We need to squeeze magazines, and when plus the heating instruction Sheetmetal, Drives, Welding, shifts: 7-3, part time, 3-11 pan a 4IPJIL pj HUTCH. 3350. 643-9087 after so popular. AUTOMOTIVE PART TIME. Your telephone work. Three days a week after 4:30 p.m. mances of each program for the 1980-81 every possible savings out trading with friends. panels from any three some Electrical. Call time or fill time, 11-7 part In a closing concert, A Viennese Gala, 61 - Aiii'. s lor Sate and our customers turn spare school and Saturdays. Apply time. Individualized paid FUHJSlIirS NOTICE season. This addition will give concert- Stewart Sdndwich Mrs.Brunetti at 643- 2487. in person: Brass Key of our supermarket dollars Offers may not be 62 — Trucks lor Sale time into spare earnings. Pressure Blast'Manufacturing orientation. If interested in ★ Buolnooo Opportunllloo 14 EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES goers more options and better seats from guest conductor John Covelli will again packages. Expires Dec. 31, 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Restaurant. FULL OR PART 'HME. All to adequately feed available in all areas of the Choose own hours. 249-7773; Company, Inc. 41 Chapel caring for the elderly, please DRYER 3140. 19” BUck Sc which to choose. lead the Hartford Symphony in a romantic 1980. 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles shifts. 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. AUTO RENTAL-LEASE White TV 320. 100” .Gold ourselves and our families. country. Allow 10 weeks to 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobite EARN EXTRA IMs for Street. Manchester. apply at Rockville Memorial program of lilting waltzes and beautiful KEY PUNCH OPERA’TOR. and 11:00 a m . to 7:00 a.m. FRANCHISE. Unusual oppor­ All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject to Couch 335. 21” Sears Reel Music Director Arthur Winograd said he Every time I hear about receive each refund. SWIFT 31 Coupon Offer. Homes Christmas. Sell Avon part Nursing Home, 22 South IBM 5496. System 3. Apply at Street, Rockville. 87541771. now open. Possible advance­ tunity to own an auto rental the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Il­ Lawn Mower 345. Walnut anticipates a varied and exciting season. melodies. refunders who use old box ARMOUR $1 Cash Re­ Receive a $1 refund. Send 66 — Automotive Service time. Call 523-9401 or 646-M8S. NURSES- RN Substitutes for Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye ment to assistant manager or 67 -> Autos lor Rent-Lease agency with U.S., Canadian legal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dis­ Coffee Table 315. Call 649-3353 “I’m particularly looking forward to the Special events the required refund form Coventry Public Schools, Street, South Windsor. manager through perfor­ tops to qualify for new fund. Receive a $1 refund. Coventry C!onn. Contact. Dr. WAITRESSES. Part time affiliations. Several cities also after 1:00 p.m. plus end flaps with in­ PART TIME - Earn extra mance. Medical, life in­ crimination based on race, color, religion, sox or March performance of Mahler’s Fifth, the The Autumn Mozart Festival, a celebra­ refunds, I have only ad­ Send the required refund money while the kids are In Donald J. Nicoletti's Office, evenings. Expereince available throughout the Sun cV TELPPHONE OPERATOR. surance, credit union, profit Belt. Write Holiday Rent-A- national origin, or an Intention to make any such symphony which revolutionized orchestral tion of the works of Wolfgang Amadeus miration for their thrift form plus 10 complete gredient statements from school. Teipbone Solicitation. at 742-8913. EOE. preferred. Oosed Sundays. Full time. Apply at Gaer Davis Family Restauant. M9- sharing available. Apply 7- Car System, 1400 60th Street preference, limitation or discrimination. This sound," he said. Mozart, is scheduled Oct. 31, Nov. 1,7, and and ingenuity. labels from any of these two packages of Swift Poroonolt 2 E. Hartford company. A good Brothers, Inc., 140) RRye Street, Eleven, 700 Ellington Road, telephone voice and diction a SECRETARIES. We have im­ 5487. N, Suite 425, St. Petersburg, newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement The gala opening concert Tuesday 8. The first two concerts will be held at the DEARSUPERMARKET Armour Canned Meats: Premium International South Windsor. Sputh Windsor. 28H096. Florida. 33710 or call toll free GOLD Sc BROWN TWEED (repeated Wednesday), will feature 2(1- Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford. Entrees: Chicken Kiev of UNA’TTACHED? Meet new must. Hour 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. mediate need for experienced tor real estate which Is In violation of the law. COLONIAL DIVAN - Good SHOPPER—I was upset by Treet, Sliced Dried Beef, secretaries. Accurate typing, HOUSEKEEPER - ' I day 1-800-237-2804. year-old violinist Cho-Liang Lin in his se­ compatible companions In and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. JANI’TORS. 12 midnight to condition. Call 647-9033. Joined by the Hartford Chorale, Henley your statement: “What is Chopped Ham, Chopped Chicken Cordon Bleu. Void Manchester area. Lowest through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., shorthand ability and good week. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. cond Hartford Symphony Orchestra Denmead, director, the program for each in Washington and Wiscon­ in person: Caprlland 8:00 a.m. Experienced In run­ Ym Ic k E m w t this world coming to when Beef, Deviled Ham, Chili, cost, elaborate, confidential Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. figure aptitude required. W ning high speed buffer. appearance. Lin’s first Hartford night will be “Adagio and Fugue, K. 546,” cashiers remind you to sin. Expires Dec. 31, 1980. and dignified nationwide P l^sant working conditions, BABYSITTER NEEDED for Farms, Silver Street, Coven­ Corned Beef Hash, Beef try, Conn. Responsible Individual. Call e c G fjts appearance was in March 1978 at age 17, “Divertimento for Strings,” K. 156, and pick up your refund Bonus! ’This offer doesn’t system. Free literature. NURSES AIDES - All shifts. varied duties and complete three year old boy, near or apply: Rivers Health Care Stew, Potted Meat, Vienna Dating of Prestige, Part time and full time. Enjoy benefits arc yours. Interested, Manchester Library. and for his return engagement, he will “Requiem,” K. 626. forms?” Sausage, Sloppy Joes. Center, 745 Main Street, East W>LU Ybu HoLP sovo WilIiam”stown,...... Mass. '••"87.0128?. working in a home likeke at­ apply at Industronics, Inc.. Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to 8:15 FULL TIME & PART TIME Hartford. perform Mendelssohn’s “Violin Concerto On Nov. 7, the series will move back to UN-LUK, Box 5222, mnunhere aMiallncr H ip eli Why must the cashier Expires Dec. 31, 1980. mosphere, assisting the elder­ 4Bt Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ p.m. Call 6464»l) after 6:30 HELP WANTED -For this vihilB I in E Minor.” ’The program will also in­ Bushnell and Hugh Wolff will guest con­ always be considered the BUMBLE BEE Solid Chicago, 111. 60677. Receive Panonal Lotni ly residents In our self care sor. EOEMF. p.m. m anufacturing. 33.50 per HOUSEKEEPERS. Including clude “Sinfonia India” by Chavez and duct the symphony in performances of the enemy? Granted, mistakes White Tuna Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the in­ unit. We offer good wagM and hour. Apply at: The Pilot some weekend work. Mature CONFIDENTIAL, Fast, benefits, including full Dental - L _ ^ Tchaikovsky’s “Symphony No. 4.” “Overture to Don Giovanni,” Piano (happen. But we are friends a can of Bumble Bee Tuna. gredient panels from two Tlw Cisam iia H—liH nwaoi «ia»ii1lT hss * Company. 144 Tolland Street, and responsible individual. m a k e a p h o n e Easy, Phone Application. Plan. Please call: Mrs. Le East Hartford. Apply Riverside Health Care Another highlight of the Hartford Concerto No. 23,” K. 488, and “Symphony to our customers even Send the required refund cartons of 2-pound On-(?or Funding Associates 232-9368, Blanc RN, 646-0129, SECRETMIY/TEGHNKIU. ASSISTANT CPiL.L'> Symphony’s coming season will be the Jan No. 36” (Lina), K. 425. Deluxe Entrees. Expires Center, 745 Main Street, East though we don’t know most form plus the words “net an^im e. Manchester Manor Rest ' WANTED ADULT TO SIT for Hartford.______6 and 7 performances and world premiere Arthur Winograd will return to the of their names. weight 13 oz.” from two Dec. 31, 1980. Home,.385 West Center Street, year old boy. After school un­ Htip Wanted 13 of “Prelude to a Concert in Connecticut” podium to conclude the Autumn Mozart During the 13 years I cans of Bumble Bee Solid Copyright 1980, United Manchester.______til 5 p.m. Must be near MAINTANENCE MAN. by Donald Harris. Harris, former head of series on Nov. 8 with performances of have been a cashier, I have Frnturp Syndicate Inc. NURSES AIDES positions CLERK/TYPIST Verplanck School in We’re looking for responsible ■ TNMtS 10*11 White ’Tuna, oil or water FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - M anchester. Call 643-5335 person who Is familiar with the ’Theory and Composition Department “Serenade No. 6,” (Serenade Notturna), many times suggested to Part time second shift. Apply available on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. Experience not mm4 IJfOit after 6 p.m. painting, wall papering, at Hartt School of Music, University of K. 239, “Violin Concerto No. 5 in A customers that the larger 7-Eleven on Center Street. «HkaMM«.sa.0Ti carpentry and general maln- AARP meeting between 7 and 3.______necessary. Complete orienta­ Hartford, has been named acting dean of Major,” K. 219 and “Symphony No. 41” size of a product could be a tion, classroom study and on m o NMn soMliMhi MHOS h HELP WANTED. Prefer tanence duties. Apply River­ that school. The new work, commissioned (Jupiter), K. 551. better buy. I have also VERNON— The Vernon A fashion show will be HOUSEKEEPERS. Full time the job training will be given. mm llirtl«a. M n» 4 !1 1 someone over 18. Thursday, side Health Care Center, 745 Business & Service HUMS. Main Street, East Hartford. by the symphony, “will be an important Another special feature of the Hartford shown them smaller sizes Area Chapter of the presented with members including some week-end Here is a chance to supple­ J^riday and Saturday work. Mature and responsible ment your f imily income by evenings, ^p ly within: Papa addition to our series,” according to Symphony Orchestra 1980-81 season is the that were on sale and thus American Association of acting as models. Plans DRIVERS, MOVERS, have been completed for individual. Apply Riverside working with the elderly. Paid Joe’s, 489 East Middle Turn­ Winograd. performance of Handel’s “Messiah” on were better buys than the Retired Persons 2129, will pike, Manchester. PACKERS - Hartfrod the club’s annual Christ­ Health Care Center. 528-2167. Holidays, 10 Paid Sick Days, 2 Also scheduled to perform with the Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 2 and 3. larger sizes. meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. Weeks Vacation after one Despatch seeks outstanding mas party to be held Dec. 8 NURSES AIDES.Positions individuals to join our Moving symphony is violin virtuoso Itzhak Sung by the Hartford Chorale under the I show customers which at the United Methodist available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 year. Paid Blue Cross It Blue PART ’HME SALESPERSON at The (Colony in Talcott- Shield, Paid Major Medical & Division. Indiduals in good Perlman, whose music has been heralded direction of Henley Denmead, the concert of their purchases have Church. Grove Street. shifts. Good starting wages FOR gift shop. Includes cash RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST health, hard working, am­ will be the eighth Hartford Symphony per­ ville. and benefits. Excellent oppor­ Disability Insurance and 33000 register work, stocking as “extraordinarily alive and human.” coupons in our store cir­ Free Life Insurance. Apply: bitious, and able to provide /HOUKA/eonaiiA/ Reservations for the par­ tunity to learn nurses aides merchandise, supervising per­ good references, can enjoy Perlman will perform April 14 and 15 and formance of the famous oratorio. cular and wait while they m ntM TATi aa ix ir oa tiLVcn l a n i Riverside Health Care Center, the program will include Bartok’s “Diver­ All Hartford Symphony Orchestra con­ lA iT HARTFORD aeo att) ty should be made as soon skills. We will provide you sonnel. Will train right per­ Opening for Personable Individual to handle busy steady employment, good get one at the front door. ■AIKIAIN MATINU DAILY with complete orientation in 745 Main Street, Blast Hart­ son. Working hours- 2:00 p.m. FmaT SHOW ONLY aa.Bo as possible. TTie cost will ford. phone. Substantial typing and general office duties. wages and benefits. We timento for Strings,” Paganinis “Violin certs are at 8:15 p.m. For information, There isn’t a checker your position, as well as on the to 6:00 p.m. Monday through welcome experienced drivers, Concerto No. 1” and Symphony No. 5 by call 278-1453 between 9 and 4 weekdays. be $7 per person for dinner. ob training. Apply: Riverside Friday. Send resume to Box 5 s/r $50.00 per week ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. United Nations week, and is part of the 647-3660. operated. Call 646-1327. Free Estimates. Fully In­ Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. University of Connecticut, Oct. 20th at of purchase? If you can’t LOST - Vicinity of Parker sured. Call 646^)709, or 742- celebration of the 35th anniversary of the Street and Blast Middle Turn­ LEGAL NOTICE 8:15 p.m. save everything, find out ...... Seeger is recognized as one of the U.N. pike. Back Cat, one white SHEET METAL the proofs most likely to be JIMLVMMirSMA whisker. Answrs to “ Ebony.” Town of Andover, Connecticut ★ Building Controetlng 33 driving forces in folk music today. After This is Seeger’s second appearance at 647-9013. Zoning Board of Appeals W6RKER8 required by future refund CONTINUIS B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom •’ ALMOST ANY ODD JOB” - two years at Harvard, he left to join the Jorgensen Auditorium in two years. His offers in my Coupon The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Connec­ H e itk 1 VanHitini SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS Painting House or Office WES ROBBIES Carpentry IMPOUNDED - Male Lab ticut will hold a public hearing in the Town Office Building, Work. Free Estimates. Will remodeling specialist. Ad- n OuarantM unemployed millions in the Great Depres­ last appearance was nearly sold out. Over Clipper’s Newsletter No. 4, pick up and deliver. Please Cleaning, Autos etc . RH sion, and started to play and sing folk 2,000 folk enthusiasts filled the hall with Cross, 10 weeks old, yellow, Wednesday, October 15, 1980 at 8:00 p.m. to hear the following n e M lS tu p WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... 91S1 nftpr i nn n m Knierpnses,Enterprises, ow-iuvo. 646-1096. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Chip Repair ’’Popular Proofs of found at Burr Corners. M al^ dppiiudiiuusapplications dsiviiiaasking ivifor relief i< from the Zoning Laws of the Town call ■2161 alter t.uu p.m...... built-ins,lilt- in s , bathrooms. porcelain & songs. This led to 80 record albums and his song and unrestrained applause. Fiberglass. Spray Purchase.” For your copy about 7 month old, Shephard of Andover, Connecticut Polntlng-Poporlng 32 kitchens, M9-3446 widespread popularity among young and Tickets for the Oct. 20 show are good pay BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Appliances & sent 75 cents plus i Cross, yellow and black. New Cabneis Display at. old folkmusic enthusiasts. available at the auditorium box office and State Road Contact: (|(181 - Robert Fairchild - requesting relief from zoning good benefits Fireplaces. Concrete. FARRAND REMODELING - stamped, self-addressed CALL JEAN Chimney Repairs. "No Job DAN SHEA PAINTING Sc Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, 8 HIGHLAND ST., E.H. Manchester Dog owarden, GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND Seeger's appearance at Jorgensen is at all Ticketron outlets. For ticket infor­ regulations Article VI, Section 12.00.00 - Space Requirements, good conditions Too Small.” Call 6444356 for DECORATING. Interior and Room Additions, Decks, All envelope to THE 6464555m Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. ______1203) 526-6200 sponsored bv the United Nations Com­ mation call (203 ) 486-4226. SUPERMARKET 20 feet sideline needed: 75 feet front yard needed. Variance of 13 Paid Holidays estimates. types of Remodeling and feet for the side yard and 7 feet for the front yard to build a gar­ Craftsmanship! Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- (PC LOST - Small black Persian 647-9946 or i. or 646-1305. Vernon C m / *‘•2 Cat. Large gold eyes. Reward. age. Lot located on Pine Ridge Dr., Andover, WILL DELIVER small loads « ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Flooring 36 of sand, gravel or loam. Call I ROUTES 86 84 IE.lt 9811 Vicinity New State Road, #182 - Kent Williams - requesting relief from zoning Call Vamon PAINTING - INTERIOR AND LEON CIEZSYNSKl PTA plans harvest dance 849-9333_____ 947-9947 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to FLOORSANDING 4 East Catholic High. Call 527- regulations Article VI, Section 12.00.00 — Space Requirements, 10:00 p.m. EXTERIOR: Paperhanging. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ MANCHESTER— The Keeney Street School PTA will 1 HITS fm-t*T-»UN 0739 days; or 649-0830 after 6 75 feel front yard needed. Variance of 14 feet needed to build 871-1111 Experienced, references. Ser- ditions, remodeling, rec REFINISHING floors like new! Specializing in older sponsor its •Fall Harvest Dance’’ Nov. 1 at the “O C T A aO rn p.m. GEORGE N. CONVERSE, vlng Willimantlc, rooms, garages, kitchens garage in line with the house. Lot located on Wales Road, An­ or floors. Natural and stained Manchester Elks Lodge, Bissell Street. ‘F0IICE0F0NE’‘pa Fainting and par Manchester, Bolton, Coven- remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, IMPOUNDED. Male. Four dover. Hartlonl dormers, roofing. Residential floors. No waxing anymore! Music will be provided by the ‘IV-B.C.” Dancing will ‘T E U F O rp o year old Shepard Cross. Black #183 - Clarence L. Palmer - requesting relief from zoning or commercial. 649-4291. John Verfaille, 646-5750. tw from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. Coffee and Cake will be served at H-88l»fflEli8-R and tan. Hawthorne Street. 728-6600 12:30 a.m. Call Manchester Dog Warden regulations Article V, Section 06.00.00 which does not allow con­ 646-4555. ducting a business in a residential zone. Variance requested to Tickets are limited. For further information and reser­ A r m y • conduct business in residential area of repair and sale of used vations call. 646-7897 ; 643-9727 ’ 649-8291’ or 643-8831. The was no laughing Parsonafa 2 cars. Lot located at 18 Wales Road, Andover. Bob & Marie’s Pizza m a n e r until LOOKING FOR At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and Recital slated Oct. 14 RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) written communication received. Said appeals are on file and Judy Benjam in to commute two young girls to may be seen in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Office A recital will be given Oct. 14 by area vocalists and in­ joined it. the St. Maiy-St. Josepti&hool Building. strumentalists. Has Moved To area in Willimantlc, from I M-lie ***** i “An evening of Song" will be presented by Dorothy Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: Dated Andover, Connecticut 4 October, 1980 832 Main St., Manchester P R lV A T li; Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. LaBelle, soprano. Wethersfield, and Deborah Benson, (lormerly Harry’s Pizza) Dated Andover, Connecticut 11 October, I960 : C II 643.271; * ■ ¥ ■ » R * » • '" {jrr* ”'"'" •#t c.ll 641-3711 • mezzo-soprano, Manchester. They will be accompanied B E N a lA M lN SEEKING A COMPANION or Zoning Board of Appeals V.BV?* *S ★ iriri,****itit*-P by Dale Peiffer, and Joan Niiler, at the recital at Trinity Hrs. M - S 11-11 life mate? Write: Mail Order Andover, Connecticut. Episcopal Church. Wethersfield, at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14. Sunday 2-9 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Friends, Box 4, Clrclevllle, K^ry C. McNamara, Chairman 646-7479 R)R SCREEN TIMES There will be a reception followine. ■ ■ Ohio 43113. 020-10 ■

4 la^VENIN^jERA^jSat^^cyiJW O g V E ! ^ h e r a l d . Sat. fV, n, 87 Oarcfwi Product$ 47 Apartmwitt For Rant 83 Aportm»nl§ For Root 53 Autos For Solo 87 Autos For Stf# Ptanuts — Charigs M. Schulz * TAG SALES 2 d o o r GLASTONBURY. New five VEGA 1974 TAG SALE - 23 High Street, 10 TAG SALE - Friday 4 Satur­ NATIVE PEACHES, pears, FIVE ROOMS. Two runn TAG SALE ■ Miscellaneous, bedrooms. Appllanced room condo style duplex. Hatchback. In daily I'M SORRY, LITTLE to 4. Saturday October lllh. day October 10th, Ilth, 10 to apples and sweet apple cider. r ★ use. Automatic $3®. Calif I eiveup! I PON'T ^turday October 11th., 10 to 4:30. 175 Green Manor Road, kitchen, garage, yard and Offers all the luxury features “A Little Bit Of Everything!” Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush WANTED JUNK AND LATE 87®. FRIENR..I WAS HASTY... ACROSS DOWN Anawtr to Prtvioua Punia 5. Rain Date October 12th. 106 off Woodbridge Street,^ Hill Road, (rear), basement. No pets. Rent: $395 you'll need. Rare find |n South KNOW WHAT WNP OF Hebron Road, Bolton. MODEL WRECKS - Cash P b b y YOU'RE NOT A PUCK.. 1 Gratk UL/iULitiLi ■ uc:< nuui J plusIUS utilities. Security. 649- Glastonbury. 568-0138; 633- Nlgtrlan TAG SALE - Sofa bed, sewing Manchester-Moving. Manchester. 646-4810. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1972 PINTO - 3 door Runabout. BIRP YOU ARE! t 117. 4566 for details. Broker. goddtnof trlboamon machine, toys- adult, children & Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. By ADigaii van Buren nnnanto ■ niznnQD THREE FAMILY TAG SALE 4 sjtoed manual transmission. PMCt 2 Oxidatat and Infant clothes, mis­ TAG SALE - Saiurday 10 to 4; Good running condition. $375. □□□a iDLiD unoiD Saturday October 11th., 10 to Sunday 10 to 3. 34 Princeton VERNON - Near Henry Park. 6 Angry 3 Eadmatlon IBIIINIIITI . Dishes, stereo, kitchen set, cellaneous. Excellent con­ 1969 CONTINENTAL Call 742-8847. n M m 4 Nolfiing dition! 10 to 2. October Ilth, Street. Cook Books, curtains, One bedroom. New new hand made items. Lots appliances. Dishwasher. Wall CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call tnnipoitMlon 5 Compaaa 235 Briarwood Drive, clothes, air conditioner, bird between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 more! 203 Mountain Road, cage, household mis­ to wall carpet. $295. 871-2821, 1971 PLYMOUTH 13Rifttd point I^nchester. Manchester. p.m. 646-4004, SATELLITE - 318 cubic inch 14 Horatmiiii 6 Olympic cellaneous. after 6:00 p.m, t6 6 ^ r ^ ^ ' V-8. In good running condi­ D E ^ ABBY: I want to be a surrogate mother. I’ve been board (abbr.) MULTIPLE TAG SALE - 83 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ cruturti 7 Bttraytr (al.) GARAGE SALE MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE - MANCHESTER CONDO. Two tion. Needs some body wopk. married for 14 yeare. My only child is 13, but I’m etill young St. John Street, Manchester. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 16 Fnmil* ulnl 8 fling Manda CLEARANCE! Miscellaneous Housewares, October Ilth, 9 bedrooms, two baths. No pets. Asking ®®. 228-3174. enough to have another. (I'm 33, but don't look it I'm still household, furniture and Saturday October Ilth, 9 to 4. negotiable. Telephone 643- (•bfcf.l 9 Warm to 4.31 thru 43 Madison Street, Lesperance Agency. 646-0505. asked for my I.D. when I go out.) Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 17 IdantHIcngoni lassware. Friday October Furniture, tables, and mis­ 67®, or ®9-1723. 1972 PINTO- Not running. to Blua.poncll cellaneous items. near Essex Motel. The problem' is my hueband. He doeen’t approve of the (»l.| Gl)th. 10 to 4 p.m. 20 Fulton MANCHESTER. Town House Best offer. Call 646-8004 Mon­ surrogate rnothn idea 8*811. When we marrM, he wae a 19 lighttd 12 Grating 27 Of ahipa 41 SImpItton Road, Manchester. 1W8 DART, 1969 CHARGER THEV ALWAVS X THEV NEVER LET 13 Mora MULTI FAMILY TAQ’SALE. Apartment. Two bedrooms, day thru Friday, 10 to 5. widower with six children — all grown and gone now. We THE BOVS FfEALLV 20 Collnction (abbr.) 42 Bandlaadtr TAG SALE - Saturday from 10 King-size bedspread, 3lff. Three speed. Posi rear UKE VOU, PRISCILLA.' GIVE VOJ THEIR ME PO IT.' aggrtaaivi 29 Faad Amai a.m. to 3 p.m. October Ilth. Ife baths. No pets.Lesperance had one child together, then he had a vasectomy, and I've 22 OtntiM'i HALF P R IC E appliances, clothes, toys, Agency. 646-0505. end. Needs some work. Best 1971 CADILLAC COUPE SW EATERS TD HOLP 7 d*giM (ibbr.) 18 Inaocticldt 33 Spain and 4S Mincod oath been wanting another baby ever since. COLLECTIBLE SALE! Furniture, clothing, baby collectibles, miscallaneous. offer ovei'$400. 871-73®. DEVILLE. New radiator and WHILE THEV PLAV 23 Collngt 21 Slaaping Portugal 47 Houaa wing items. 20 Salem Road, Abby, I have always felt that giving birth is the moat Thursd^ - Saturday, at 133 Saturday, October 11. 10:00 .heater core. New bail joints ro C TB A L L dngrM (ibbr.) aicknaaa fly 34 Part of com 48 Orianul iauca Spruce Street, corner of Birch Manchester.______. ^ PROFESSIONAL FEMALE 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four noble function a woman can perform; it's the reason we were T 24 Tlmt lonn a m. to 4.00 p.m. 27 Cam­ seeks same to share Two and A frames, battery and put on earth. Thoee of us who are able-bodied and fail in this 23 AIpbabatic plant 50 Nuclaar Street, Manchester. bridge Street, Manchester, door. Registered and running. generator. White with vinyl (ibbr.) charactar 38 Mora uncanny agoney (abbr.) TAG SALE. Saturday and Sun­ Bedroom Apartment. IVk duty are committing some kind of crime againat nature. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Needs work. Best offer. Call roof. Blue leather interior. 26 Prongi 26 Pulla day, October Ilth and 12th. FEMALE ROOMMATE baths. $205, pay Vi electric I feel ao full of life and want more t l ^ anything else to 37 All 6t Ganatic TAG SALE - Household items, TWO FAMILY TAG SALE. Antiques 48 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after FM stereo. Power brakes, 26 Viit ptriod of 39 Moutha (al.| matarlal 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Fur­ WANTED - Non-smoking, 20- bill. Evenings 649-1828. 5:00 p.m. hkve a beautiful, healthy baby for eame woman who can’t tinw clothes, antique piano rollers, Saturday, October Ilth. 10:00 25. Manchester Townhouse. power steering. $550. 649-7649. niture, tools, cameras, have one. I wouldn’t mind giving/it up. I just want to 30 Sup 1 r * 4 T” i ) k \0 skates, jewlery making a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Everything THE PACK RAT - Antiques & $150 monthly including heat supplies, motors, and much household goods,, toys, etc. 18 ONE BEDROOM BANK REPOSSESSIONS - experience the thrill of pregnancyiand childbirth again. 31 Both your heart desires-T.V., Collectables. Open Sunday 12 and hot water. 649-1312. 1974 TOYOTA CELCIA GT. n ii IT more! October 11th, I2th, and Summerset Drive, to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route APARTMENT in three family 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. Pleaie help me to feel fulfilled. ^ '/k 32 Wtgon track Manchester.______stereo, bicycle, etc. 44 Horace Excellent condition. New 33 Point it atiki 13th. 250 Charter Oak Street, 85, Bolton. house on busline. Electricity $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger radial tires. Air conditioning. My hueband, whojs ®, is against any kind of service to 14 11 St. NEW ONE BEDROOM (I*; 35 Golfing aid Manchester. 9 to dusk. THREE FAMILY TAG • • • • • • ta**^*************** APARTMENT - Living room, included. $250. a month plus Special Edition. $2500. 1973 Call P&P Arco, Ask for Phil his fellow man. He got mad when I started to work for Meals __ ------, security. Call 875-4474. CMC Jimmy Utility Truck. on Wheela, but I am etill active in the program anyway. lo/ii m Wag u 9 aw on.*] 37 ______11 Lincoln 17 i T !• SALE. 114 Woodland Street, Rooms tor Rent 52 kitchen with appliances. 646-M®. 38 Actinia TAG SALE - Saturday Oc­ $2300. 1969 AMC Ambassador Where can I register to be a surrogate mother? 20 11 1■ Manchester. Furniture, Bedroom with walk-in closet, 40 Souttimatam tober 11th, 9:00 a m. to 4:00 lamps, small appliances, MATURE MALE ROOM $15. ceramic tiled bath. $325 per Homes lor Rent 54 $500. .The above may be seen UNFULFILLED IN L.A. 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD- Captain Easy — Crooka S Lawranca rivtr 24 1 117 p.m., comer Route 85 and tires, dishes and many other TAG SALE-191 West Street, at the Savings Bank of L Female, m ature $20. Non- month. Peterman Realty, 649- 42 0wod West Street, Brian Drive, Manchester, 923 Main Street. CONVERTIBLE. Good run­ ” items. Saturday, 9:00 a m. to Bolton (Route 85). Saturday BOLTON. Rent with option to DEAR UNFULFILLED: 1 know of no place where 21 1 smokers. Live-in. References. 9404, 646-1171. ning condition. Needs body 43 Ona of tha Bolton. Sponsored by: Bolton BEPOKE THE 6UNUAN CAN n . 4:00 p.m. October Ilth, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 One must have license, plus buy. Seven room home with work. $1200 or best offer. 644- one may “register” for surrogate motherhood. Goixhwina 1 Women’s Club. p.m. Cancelled if raining. FIRE-EASY ELAM^ HIM TO 11 few errands and meals. 649- VERNON - H e a t p aid . three bedrooms. Uk baths. 1242. Arrangements are usually made through physicians THE eKOUNDl 44 Wlah undona LARGE TAG SALE. 100 5459. Carpeted two bedrooms, with $475. Lesperance Agency. 646- and scientists. Please discuss this with your doctor. 46 Exit u 1 TAG SALE - Saturday Oc­ Ferguson Road. Manchester. TERRIFIC TAG SALE! 0505, 4g Axing tober 11th, 10 to 3. Corner of dishwasher. Pets ok. $200’s. 1969 CORVETTE. Good condi­ It’s a far more complicated commitment than Meals " Large variety. 259 Oak Street, 17 1 41 Saturday October Ilth and 52 CMI-war Woodbridge Street and Bret- R(K)MS - Furnished and un­ 236-5646, Locators, fee. tion, 427, four speed, radial on Wheels. Sunday October 12th. 9 to 4. South Windsor. October Ilth furnished. All utilities. $115 to FIVE ROOM HOUSE with batdaground tires, applianced wheels, T- 41 1 1 ST ton Road, Manchester. and 12th, 10 to 5 p.m. 53 Roman L Appliances, ladies clothing, 135 monthly. References and garage, stove, carpeting. EAST HARTFORD - Pets ok. top, am/fm eight track. Best VISIT " Fishing equipment skis, fur­ phlloaophar 147 1 41 1 0 sizes 12 and 14. linens, games security. Mature adults only. Near school and busline. $4& 44 niture, baby things, mis- Sunny one bedroom, with offer. Call after5:Mp.m.,649- 64 Ciaalpina land and some furniture. Call Mrs. Jackston, 646-5461. appliances. Today just $190. plus utilities. Call 643-6802 or 3165. TOLLAND COUNTY DEAR ABBY: I work as a waitreaa in a nice family-type r r ;ellaneous. Everything Must 55 Waa 2^5646, Locators, fee. M9-6205. restaurant.'We Have our “regulars” who come in every week. 12 13 Gfli______TAG SALE - Furniture, CENTRAL LOCATION. Free VOLKSWAGEN concarnad NEIGHBORHOOLD TAG SUPER TAG SALE! Many parking. Kitchen privileges. 1973 JAVELIN V-8. 304. One family cornea in every eo often with their teen-age 14 II games, aluminum combina­ miscellaneous items. Clothes, CARPETED TWO Oltices-Stores for Rent 55 Automatic. Am/fm 8 track AND SEE WHAT SALE - Saturday i Sunday, Security and references children. TTiey eat a large meal and are always given g o ^ tion windows, sports equip­ humidifier. 105 Benton Street, BEDROOMS - All modern stereo. Asking $1000. Ca(l 649- wtww.rlN nmnmrti .M .) October Ilth and 12th. 9:00 to required, 14 Arch Street. YOU CAN BUY service. ment, and miscellaneous. 94 Manchester. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. kitchen. Kids and pets ok. Just ®34. After they finish eating, the teen-agers always leave first 5:00, on Eastfleld and Coleman Road, Manchester, OFFICE SPACE Today, Saturday only. $285. 236-5646, Locators, fee. FOR vend the man goea to pay the bill. His wife lingers at the table Northfield Streets, off Mather off Lydall Street. Saturday & MANCHESTER - Private FOR RENT Street, Manchester. Sunday, October Ilth & 12th, 9 home,' near busline and shop­ applying makeup and then caaually acoopa up the generous ping. Mature female adult. MOVE RIGHT IN! Nice two tip her hueband has left and puts it in her purse! a.m. to 5 p.m. No Early Birds. bedrooms. Large yards for Alley Oop — Dave Graua D ricige TAG SALE - Sunday Only! 191- With available phone hookup. In Manchester. Central 1974 PINTO WAGON. Ready We work hard for our tips and find it hard to stand by and Kitchen privileges negotiable. kids and pets. $175. 236-5646. watch! What ehould we do? Bolton Center Road, Bolton. TAG SALE - 133 Helaine CRAFT 4 TAG SALE - Oc­ Locators, fee. location. Air con­ for winter. Good tires, like 10:00 a.m. Much mis­ Road, Manchester. From 10 $200 monthly plus security. new Towne and Country TIPLESS WELL, iF THIS AIN'T I PON'T j...YOU'P BETTER \ COME I'LL FEEL / ME TOO! HE LOOKS LIKE WE/ HE A IN T TH' tober n th & 12th. Many Gift Call 643-8567. Available Oc­ ditioning. MaUR GORiLLA.THEN KNOW! /PUT IT IN WITH ON, BOYS! BETTER I GIVES ME JUST MADE IT.' ONLY ONE.' cellaneous! Rain date, Oc­ a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Items. 128 Oak Grove Street, snows. 46,0® original miles. tober 18th. 118 MAIN STREET - “The WHAT IS IT? _ ! ^ T H E OTHER ONE/ LENP A WITH THISS TH' HEEBIE- HE'S STARTIN' I LOOK OVER tober 19 th. Sunday. Manchester. Regular gas. Four cylinders DEAR TIPLE88: Tell the cashier that the next time UNTIL WE CAN / HAND.' BIRD BE- k JEEBIES.' rSTIR.' THERE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Gables.” 3 Room Apartment. Call 0 4 3 - 0 0 9 1 2.3 litre. Call after 5:®. 643- TOLLAND COUNTY "generous husband” pays his bHI, to-confide quietly, HIND BARS! Send som eone FURNISHED ROOM for mid­ Heat and hot water. $320 “Somebody around here has been getting to the tips 47 Dogi-Blrdl-P»l$ 43 72®.______Artfefos tor Safa dle aged woman in rooming monthly. Security and Tenant •••••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLKSWAGEN before the waitresses, so would you please hand the A Happy Thought house. Community kitchen, Insurance required. Call 646- JEEP WAGONEER 1972 SEASONED HARDWOOD - SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL Willys Motor. Sound body. ROUTE 83 gratuity to your waitress instead of leaving It on the m m m Forward-going bids shown today living room, baths. Utilities 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. □ AUTOMOTIVE table?” Cut. split, and delivered. CLUB offers 8 Weeks included in rent. Cleaning New front end exhaust and VERNON, CT. $85.00 full cord. Call 742-8056. Dog$-Blrcli-P»t$ 43 Handling Course, in Breed & Lady and off-street parking. brakes. 78,000 miles. $12®. By OawaM Jacoby and strongly Invites game. Obedience, beginning October SIX LARGE ROOMS - Heat, Auto Parts For Sale 60 On Dusline and near stores. hot water, refrigerator, stove. 872-02®.______Trucks lor Sale 62 and Alan SoDlag 2.1C-1D-1H-1S-1NT. THREE YEAR OLD MALE 1st and 2nd. Cost $25. For Security and references Opener has shown a mini- REGINA FLOOR POUSHER One car garage. Adults 1972 FORD GALAXY - 4 door De a r ABBY: a reader signed STUFFED wrote to say & SCRUBBER - Frigidaire PUREBRED COCKER further information: 569-3010, required. 644-0383. 1979 CHEVY PICKUP with 8 la one sense, any bid except mum-type hand with four SPANIEL - With papers, 563-0128, 678-0254, 289-8188, ireferred. $450. Write: Box sedan. Fully equipped. In use that after a aatiafying meal, in order to be more comfortable, Dryer Custom Deluxe Vent- c/o Manchester Herald. every day. $600. (;all 649-6238, ft. bed. '6 cylinders. Comes a pass is forwart-going. In hearts and probably four or Free. Call 649-2385. needs good home. Good with 684-5191 and 875-9127. Apartments For Rent 53 he would unbutton the top button of hie trousers. This another sense, some bids do five clubs. A two-club or two- CHEVY MOTOR FOR SALE - with Leer Camper Cap. embarrassed hie wife. You suggested "bigger trouaere or children. Call 646JI673. ATTRACTIVE THREE Excellent economical truck. not really invite partner to bid diamond bid by responder is Sporting Goods 46 CHARMING TWO Valves completely done over. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - smaller portions." not forward-going; it merely ROOM APARTMENT. Heat, 7 Asking $43® 64627® after again. JOHN DEER SNOW FREE TWO HONEY BEDROOMS with fenced $200 or best offer. Please call Vei good condition. Runs There’s another solution dreamed up by a New York tailor shows that he doesn't like hot water, electricity, 643-9340; keep trying. good, looks good. $9® or best 4:® p.m. The Fllnletonee — Henna Barbara Productlona A Jump bid is never given THROWER 320 - New, used COLORED MALE KITTENS- TWENTY THREE FOOT yard. Modern appliances. Just named Wetzel. (He makes my clothes; that's where I got this the forward-going title notrump. A two-heart bid is once, 3 HP. 20” sweep. $225. PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman ^85. 236-5646, Locators, fee. appliances, references, no offer. 6461358 after 6 p.m. definitely forward going. It About 9 weeks old. Call 647- pets. $275. 646-3167 ; 228-3540. 61 Molorcyctos-Sfcyctos 64 story.) because it is stronger. Most Call Carlos, 742-5277 after 4:30 1473. Sedan. Hard top. Excellent Autos For Sale 'It teems that Wetzel also made clothes for a Mr. G. who jumpb are forcing bids — oth­ shows either four hearts or p.m. MANCHESTER. Main Street. FIREBIRD. 1971-350. you ....I ALSO GHOST­ condition.New eWtric trim loved to eat. Mr. G. confided to Wetzel that after a filUng AlZE LIGHT WRITE SPEECHES ers merely invitational, but three good ones and game tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin 2-3 room apartment. Heated, KIDS OK - Two bedrooms WE PAY TOP PRICES for Automatic transmission 19® XR 2® HONDA - 3® Interest. A bid of two spades FREE - Affectionate one year meal he would elip down hie zipper a bit. His wife thought A S A FO R s e v e r a l . all show substantial addi­ old black male cat. Loves to with head. Owner bought hot water, appliances. No with laundry facilities. Plus wrecked and junk cars. A i B Power steering. Snow tires. miles. Street legal. Excellent would show five spades and COLOR T.V. Magnavox, 23 in­ Good condition. Call 871-18® condition. Call Carlos. 742- this crude, so Wetzel solved the problem by putting two FEATHER politicians /.^. tional values. ch. Cherry cabinet. $175. 643- be outside, and enjoys being a larger boat. Call 742-8537 alter pets. Parking. Security. 523- lots more! Just $1®. 236-5646, Auto Salvage, used auto parts. In general, bids of one probably six diamonds since Call Tony 6466223.I after 5:® p.m. 5277 after 4:® p.m. zippers in all of Mr. G.'a trousera — one in front and one in AND YOU'LL 5125. lap cat. 875-2336. 5:00 p.m. 7047, Locators, fee. b a ^ — so Mr. G. could reach around under his jacket and notrump, slnde raises of part­ he bid that suit first. BE SWEPT 3.1 C -1 S - 2 C. In this case pull down the rear zipper without being noticed! AWAY IN ner or minimum reblds in N.Y. ADMIRER your own suit are not any bid except two spades is THE ARHiS forward-going while bids of forward-going. OF MR. two notrump or raises when 4. 1 C - I S - 2 C - 2 D. U DEAR ADMIRER: I wonder how many tailors will RIGHT... opener now bids two spades, read this and try the "Wetsel maneuver?” Nu7 you have not been invited to Did are forward-going as is be is merely showing a prefer­ the bid of the fourth suit. ence. If he bids three clubs, he Let's look at some partner­ is saying that he wants to play ship sequences: clubs and if responder goes on he does so at his own risk. If d o i n U s I n 1. 1 H - 1 S - 2 H - 7 If responder bids two spades he he bids three diamonds, he is Pstroqroph •Fha Born Loaor — Art Santom is merely telling part ' that going forward with real dia­ he has length in spades and mond support. (WHAT''S WITH ALL Wei^RL*? aAVBO doesn’t like hearts. If respon­ You can discuss all sorts of This page is dedicated to the building of a more spiritual com­ RxeR AWP^ der bids 2 NT he is heading these situations with your reg­ group may be getting together forward to a game some­ ular partner and '* you can munity by these firms and Churches who want to see more folks < % u r today, reminding you how com- IWOW. where, but most likely In work them all out, you will be forlabie and safe you always feel notrump. If he raises to three really good players. whh loyal friends. 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