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Partly Sunny Today: Mostly Cloudy Sunday Euf ninn limlb Details on page 2 Clocks Back IVol. XCIX, No.'24 -r' Manchester,'^ Conn., Saturday, October 27, 1979 » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation will return to standard time Sunday morning when clocks will be turned back an hour. Under the Uniform Time Act of 1966, most of the United States Korean President goes on daylight savings time the last Sunday in April, then returns to standariftime the last Sunday in October. The changeovers occur at 2 a.m. local time, when clocks Dies in Shooting are set forward an hour in April, SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — years, first as leader of a military and turned back an hour in Oc junta and for the last 16 years as an tober. President Park Chung-hee, 62, was shot to death by the head of Korea’s elected president. A 1972 constitution The change affects all states Central Intelligence Agency during a gave him sweeping executive but Arizona, Hawaii and parts of dinner party Friday night in his powers. Indiana, which have exempted presidential mansion, the govern In a clear warning to Communist themselves' under provisions of North Korea not to exploit the inter the law. ment announced. Prime Minister Choi Khy Hah was nal tension, the United States quickly 1979’$ placed the 2nd Infantry Division, the named president during an emergen Road Deaths cy Cabinet meeting in the early mor principal U.S, force among some 30,- 000 U.S. troops in South Korea, on HARTFORD (UPI) - Motor ning hours Saturday. .'4095 «l moved into press offices to supervise reported no unusal troop movements itI., auto., power steering, radio. Stocks Gain people to join in mourning the late censorship. president. or other signs of a coup. Choi, the new, premier, is con Thousands of troops were sent into NEW YORK (UPI) - Bargain Cancer Statistics - Park’s 18-year regime had come sidered a moderate with an extensive the cities of Pusan and Masan last •4595 hunters pushed stocks higher under increasing pressure from diplomatic background. He served , auto., power steering, AM>FM Friday in fairly active trading, week after student-led riots erupted Priced students and others who rioted in two briefly once as foreign minister and but Wall Street closed out the against the government. cities last week demanding an end to also acted as Park’s special assistant losing week talking about the Cited by N-Critic The government spokesman in his authoritarian rule. for foreign affairs. ET *5295 Federal Reserve’s $3.7 billion .Seoul said martial law had been . power steering, power brakes, The utility also has questioned the The confirmation of Park’s death There were no details on the nature money supply calculating mis EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - A declared throughout the country University of Pittsburgh scientist, way Sternglass compiled his data. followed two hours of worldwide con of the reported accident. take. •except for the southernmost island of who claims radiation from nuclear Sternglass presented a report tying fusion over his fate. Park ruled South Korea for 18‘i The Dow Jones industrial Cheju. n •6395 power plants has increased the radiation from atomic bomb testing B, V.S, auto., power ateering S average, which by midday had number of cancer deaths, said and nuclear power plants to cancer surrendered most of a 5-point in Friday the home of the state’s death rates before a congressional itial surge, wound up with a gain committee last year. ET *6995 of 3.84 points to 809.30. ’The closely largest nuclear plant as a "dying” naal drive, V.8,4 apaad, power town. He also predicted a “significant in Peraro Will Try Again w atch^ average, which hit a 10- ;tereo radio, eliding rear glaaa, Dr. Ernest Sternglass said his crease” in infant mortality rates in month low with a 2.90-point loss the immediate area of the Three Mile ’Thursday, shed 5.38 points for the studies showed a noticeable increase in cancer deaths in Connecticut and Island nuclear power plant near week. neighboring Rhode Island since Harrisburgh, Pa., as a result of the ’The New York Stock Exchange To Settle Olin Strike Connecticut’s three nuclear power nuclear accident at the plant earlier to resolve the principal outstanding index rose 0.36 to 56.97 and the plants were built, adding that the this year. HARTFORD (UPI) - Labor tervention may be more timely.” issue. But the company decided not price of a share added 18 cents worst was still to come. Sternglass said he couldn’t deter Department officials Friday said Olin officials Thursday did not at Advances topped declines, 934 to to come to the meeting, which was "Some cancers will not show up for mine whether cancer and other dis Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro will tend a session called by New Haven 524, among the 1,860 issues traded ease rates will increase more in intercede in the long, bitter strike at Mayor Frank Logue, who had hoped very regrettable. at 4 p.m. EDT. another 20 years,” Sternglass said. ”1 don’t know what happens next. “We have not seen by any means the Connecticut when the Millstone II Olin Corp.’s Winchester gun making to get both sides together to talk nuclear plant goes on line at Water plants in New Haven. about the major unresolved area — a Ma^be the company starts thinking total number of deaths involved.” about resuming bargaining. I expect Inside Today He said the rate of deaths in the ford because he didn’t know how “ He will re-enter the grievance procedure. tightly radiation will be contained. negotiations,” spokesman Richard About 1,350 union machinists left that the commissioner will call a Business...... 15 southeastern Connecticut town of meeting. I’m not going to exercise Waterford surpassed the rate of He said he originally believed Picks said. “My best guess at the their jobs at Olin’s plants more than Churches ...... 10-11 14 weeks ago. The company brought any initiative. I’ll be available but Classified...... 16-18 births for the first time in the town’s nuclear plants could be constructed moment is it will be next week, and operated without releases of probably early.” ' in replacement workers two weeks I’m not going to be summoning them Ckillectors’ Corner...... 2 history within several years of the or making proposals to them at this opening of the Millstone I and II radiation. He said his study showed Peraro, a former mediator, has ago. Logue had closed the plant four Comics...... 19 point.” nuclear plants. no unusual cancer death rate in the successfully stepped into several days to avoid confrontations between Courses by Newspaper...... 4 the new workers and pickets, but a Peraro said Logue had "made a Entertainment ...... 2 “The town is dying,’’ said New London area until the Millstone other lengthy strikes in recent plants went on line, despite the months. But an earlier effort to end superior court judge ordered the may real valiant attempt” and warned "if Obituaries ...... 8 Sternglass, a professor of or to let the factories open. we call a meeting, the company will People/Places...... 9 radiaological physics in the presence of nuclear submarines in the Olin dispute, which has resulted the area for many years earlier. in several picket line arrests, was un Logue, obviously upset at the com be ill-advised not to come.” Prizeweek Puzzle .. TV Spotlight Pittsburgh college’s medical school. Ficks said the commissioner was But after the nuclear plants were successful. pany’s action, said he would step out Sports...... 12-14 His findings have been questioned "aware the company has not par by Northeast Utilities which opened, Sternglass said the cancer "He was in it once before and had a of the negotiations. Television ...... TV Spotlight “We have a non-meeting,” Logue ticipated in some of the meetings. It’s operates the Millstone plants — the rate in New London, which neighbors long meeting with both sides several Weather ...... 2 said Friday. “We’d spent about a his hope they will participate next state’s IJfrgest— and the Connecticut Waterford, were up by 44 percent for weeks ago. Nothing resulted,” Picks week talking to both parties, trying week,” Yankee nuclear plant in Haddam. his study period. said. "It appears now that his in U.S. Puzzled Your Neighboro’ Views: wnat is your opinion of the chad Green controver9y? Over Fireball WASHINGTON (UPI) - A fireball suggested checking other countries, spotted by a sophisticated American including China. satellite somewhere in the southern Despite that denial, the possibility hemisphere last month left the of South Africa with nuclear weapons government mystified Friday raised hackles at the United Nations, Whether it was a nuclear test — or and the General Assembly urged just nature’s own spectacular. U.N, Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim to investigate. After poring over the evidence, and The United States, meanwhile, was wishing he had more facts on hand, a trying to put together a clear picture senior Defense Department official of what happened. said, “My own characterization of A senior defense official said the ifili the v^dict would be that it’s possible double flash of Very bright light was there was a nuclear explosion there. picked up Sept. 22 by a U.S. satellite h S S But we cannot be confident there was designed specifically to detect one.” nuclear tests. He said the light curve One worry among government of recorded by the satellite was.consis K en Fred Bense Susan Bailey Jeanne Persinger Rick Toscano Linda Schroth ficials is that South Africa may have tent with a low-yield nuclear, explo Ken Graf, Portland — The doctors as to what the treatment haven’t come to any conclusions follow a certain treatment.” detonated a low-level nuclear blast sion. Linda Schroth, Cobalt, — I aS’-a test, which could indicate it has parents should be left alone, even should be for leukemia. yet. 1 have a feeling the parents The 511-pound satellite, which or think the courts made the right the capability of developing nuclear though they exercised poor Susan Bailey, Glastonbury - made the right decision.” bits the earth at altitudes ranging judgement.” “I think it was their fault that he Rick Toscano, Wethersfield,— decision, but now I think the weapons. from ,4,700 to 60,000 nautical miles, South African Prime Minister P.K. Fred Bente, East Hartford, — "I died. They should have used Courts do not have the authority parents should be left alone. In a detects and records light flashes, but chemotherapy treatments.” to force parents to do that. medical sense, the parents were Botha, who last year assured the does not pinpoint location or type or agree with the parents’ decision. United States he would not take such There is still confusion .pmong Jeanne Persinger, Parents shouldn’t be forced to wrong.” explosion. ’lliat is generally done by Manchester, — “I am not sure. I action, said South Africa had not supporting forces — seismic, radia detonated any nuclear device. He tion or human intelligence. V. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Sat- Oct. 2 7 ^ 1 ^ EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Oct. 27. 1979 - PAGE THREE,
Collectors’ Corner Prices Effective iMon., Oct. 29 thru Sat., Nov. 3,1979. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY M 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 3.1 Cent FULL to 4 unHt unt#>$ othorwtto tp#ctti#d. Non- GET STAMPS GALORE DURING OUR Noy. 2. Collectors purchasing stamps By RUSS MacKENDRICK locally and putting them on ,covers This 3.1-cent coil type is the first 9 < should send them to First Day stamp made specificaily for non Cancellations, Postmaster,,, North profit organizations. There have been Pole, AK 99705. The Madonna covers embossed envelopes, but never a have to go to First- Day stamp. It was slated for release (iancellatlons, Washington, DC 20013. without fanfare at Shreveport, STAMP-A-RANA Don’t mix them up as the USPS Louisiana, on Oct. 25. The color is flyers inform us rather snippily that brown on a canary base. wrongles will be returned “unser As we see, it continues the viced.” If you want Postal Service ALL THIS WEEK AT TOP NOTCH!!! Americana Series with a guitar and affixed stamps, send covers ad the well-known curving in ^ p tio n — dressed to “Santa Claus Stamp” or this time saying “Listen With Love to I C NOS “Gerard David Stamp” 6nd the par the Music of the Land.” Note the tiny ticular postmaster. "Auth Non-Profit Org.” A u s a 3 * ^ \ 0 MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER story in Linn's Stamp News indicates LISTEN WITH LOV^ New Books that they are valid for any postage— Dick Yeoman’s 1980 “Handbook of 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE five will carry a letter. United States Coins” is ready. This is 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN ’ F*revious stamps in the series with 18th — again even before Halloween. the 37th edition of the so-called Blue a musical theme showed saxhorns, a (The first 11 years of Christmas Book. It is not as informative as the drum and a Steinway grand piano. stamps come out in November). The Red Book, barely a mention of • They were also coils with oddball new ones are small like the regular Colonial coinage and the like, but it is FILL TWO BOOKS INSTANTLY...REDEEM THESE COUPONS FOR UP TO values for bulk mailing; 7.7, 7.9 and issues. Ther eis a Madonha and Child the one to take alolng on buying trips. 8.4 cents. on one and a picture of a gingerbread They have tried to keep up with the 20th Anniversary Promotion First-day cancellations for the.3.1- Santa in the shape of a tree ornament hectic market for silver bullion coins on the other. They are both in multi — an impossible task. brochures. From left they are Edgar cent stamp may be obtained from the Kicking off their 20th anniversary season, USPS (“S.Lcent stamp. Postmaster, color. We note that proof sets are coming members of the Manchester Symphony Wasilieff, Yvette Matusz, Mary Ann Bailey, Shreveport, LA 71102” ). They will The Madonna (from a Gerard back. The 1964 set that had the first Orchestra and Chorale address subscription and Candide Rozman. also affix a Jimmie Rodgers 13- David painting), had Washington, Kennedy half is now up to $7.50 center (another guitar picture). Self- D.C., for its first-day city. There was wholesale. addressed envelopes should. be an extra holiday fillip for the Santa, The book sells for $2.95 and should enclosed together with 17 cents for being released in far-off North Pole, be in stock at the Main Street coin each cover. The deadline for a post Alaska. Savvy readers will be aware shops. marked order is Nov. 23. that this is not the same as “North The other arrival is the ‘Harris The stamps will be 9old to bulk Pole, World.” Tlie real pole is 90 Fall/Winter catalog of U.S. and mail users in prcanceled form. degrees north and 0 degrees west, B.N.A. stamp prices. It is still in that (Collectors may get them naked froni while the Alaska town is 64:40 north impossible blocky format; but rumor philatelic centers or from the Sales and 147.07 west, bringing it very near has it that the publishers have seen Branch in Washington. You have to to the city of Fairbanks. They always the light and will go back to buy 10 at a time and need 30 to be have had a lot of Christmas something that will open up to lie flat assured of a line pair. cancelling to do, but this year will be with the next edition. In the mean- Some other releases this month a real tizzy. time we will just have to make do. were the Christmas stamps on the FDCs may be obtained through The price holds at $2.25. Women’s Events Slated MANCHESTER - During enable them to speak positively October and November at the November, the Women’s Center at about themselves and project their Women’s Center on Thursday after Manchester Ckimmunity College is feelings assertively. ‘ noons at 2. 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KIDS 12 *2.95 ' EVENING HERALD, Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 --PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERAU), Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 Courses by Newspaper ^Lulz Director Resigns Post School Violence MANCHESTER —Susah Perkins, president of the Lutz Junior Museum Target of Plans Board of Trustees, has announced that'Glynls Berry, director of the HARTFORD (U P I) - The students, Technology and the Ecdhomy museum has resigned and is leaving executive director of the (Connecticut Some teachers speaking at the as of Nov. 24. Justice Commission told teachers meeting later, including state M ss Berry, who has been with the Friday the state is pushing a series of representative Aloysius Ahearn, D- Editor's Notes This is the eighth in a series of 15 ar Museum for the past two and a half local programs aimed at curbing Bolton, said they were counted upon ticles exploring "Connnctions: Technology and Change.” yeard is joining the Exhibit Prepara school violence and destruction. too heavily to act as a police force in In this article, Nathan Rosenberg, professor of tion Staff of the American Museum William H. Carbone told the annual schools. economics at Stanford University, discusses how incen of Natural History in New York City. education conference of the Connec “The job of a teacher is not to tives of the market place can shape technological While in Manchester Miss Berry ticut State Federation of Teachers provide security, it’s to teach,” he has served on the town’s Historic the state is stressing programs that said. development. ' District Committee, in connection This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a promote increased student and com Ahearn said teachers were witty which she planned the Cheney munity involvement in their schools. expected to keep peace but at the program developed by University Extension, University Mils display now at the museum. “It’s not a new problem,” Carbone same time were held back legally of California, San Diego, and funded by the grant from 'The Museum’s SEARCH Com said. “It’s a problem that has been from keeping control of their own the National Endowment for the Humanities. mittee, composed of trustees and kept in the schools, away from the classrooms. Manchester Comm:unity College offers a three-credit voluntMrs, has been activated to public.” “I want to know what you do when course based on the newspaper series. For information, locate a new direetbr. Later some teachers spoke in a kid gets up and calls you the call 646-2137. workshops, drawing applause after filthiest name you can think of,” he A related 10-part television series, “Connections,” is telling audiences they should not be said. “And you know that happens being broadcast Sunday nights this fall on Connecticut -MMH Group relied upon to act as security guards every day.” Public Television. in their schools. Ahearn, a teacher for 27 years, said Copyright 1979 by the Regents of the University of iSets Coffees One of the state-approved city schools were saddled with programs, the Bridgeport Restitu serious violence, but added that California. ” The Manchester Memorial tion Incentive Program, will offer smaller towns were also faced with “^Hospital Auxiliary will conduct a students nabbed vandalizing school the problem. By Nathan Rosenberg “ series of membership coffees property an option of working off “ When (state Education Com throughout the Manchester area damage costs in lieu of court action. missioner) Mark Shedd came to the Rapid and pervasive technological innovation has been ..beginning Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Under the program, vandals must state I asked him about discipline. primarily responsible for the long-term improvements in rth e home of Mrs. Doris Gorsch, 36 Halloween Play in Bolton voluntarily submit to a decision by a He said it was only a problem in material well-being that have characterized western in -E lm Hill Road, Talcottville. group of fellow students which would some of the large cities. But we have pumpkins and goblins are invited to attend. Shown rehearsing are. assign them to work on school had bombings and. stabbings in small dustrial societies. ' Other coffees will be held as Witches, ghosts, follows: Tuesday at ^:30 p.m. at the gather at the Bolton Elementary School to left to right, Kristie Klekotka, Christopher property or volunteer community towns.” But it has also been responsible for such undesirable jobs. consequences as damage to the environment and deple _home of Mrs. Dita Tani, 90 Concord rehearse for the Halloween play, “ The Sigmund, Darcy Hinds, and John Daly, and Sunday Game »Road, Manchester; Friday, 10;30 “That program is schedulded to tion of some nature-resources. Broken Broomstick” which will be presented Amber Alleman and seated, the witch, : »a.nf. at the home of Mrs. Valerie begin within the next few weeks,” BOLTON —The Bolton Tigers Midget The development of an effective set of policies toward Melanie Giesen. (Herald photo by Pinto) “ Norris, 18 Lookout Mountain Drive, Monday at 2:15 by the students in Thelma Carbone said. “It’s a way of bringing Football B team will play the the generation of new technologies — technologies that ; -Manchester; and Wednesday, Nov. 7 Friedman’s third grade. Parents and friends some peer pressure to bear. Restitu Glastonbury Tomahawks Sunday at 1 will meet our social goals - is therefore one of the highest ~ a t 10:30 a.m. at the’home of Mrs. tion is something that is being p.m. in Glastonbury. priorities confronting our society. - Ginny Wickersham, 4 Dimock Lane, stressed in the juvenile court system The A team will play at*2:30 p.m. Technological innovation has, of course, done more and should fit in nicely.” The Bulldogs Pony Football .team Bolton. will play Enfield at 2:30 p.m. at_ than just increase the output of goods with unchanged ” Reservations are necessary and Logging Went Too Far Carbone suggested schools plagued Herrick Memorial Park in Bolton. characteristics. Its effects are not adequately sum — may be made by contacting Mrs. by violence consider giving students marized in terms of so many more automobiles, bushels Janice FitzGerald, membership and communities more say in policies, reducing the size of classes Brownies Meeting of wheat, or square yards of cotton textiles. -■chairman, at 647-1230 or the hostess and improving communications with MANCHESTER —The Brownies Rather, and more importantly, technological innova * • whoge coffee one wishes to attend. : . Membership in the auxiliary is And Cost State $14,600 local criminal justice authorities. attending Nathan Hale School will tion over the past two centuries has dramatically ; 'open to men and women in the He also suggested some schools have an organizational meeting on transformed the composition of the economy’s output as ^ 'G reater Manchester area. Mrs. bet- HARTFORD (UPI) - A state their homes or install alternative About $4 million of the $7 million should “look at and possibly restruc Oct. 29 at 2:30 p.m. at the school well as increasing its volume. In doing this it has also 5 «ty Tonucci, director of volunteers logging project that jumped the energy devices. Friday’s allocation allocated for the program by law ture their value system,” concen cafeteria. transformed our lives. : : and Mrs. Shirley McCray, auxiliary bounds of the Pachaug State Forest was to cover more than 1,000 pending makers has been spent. trating less on college-bound Parents should be in attendance. It would be an unproductive intellectual exercise even i * president, will be present to discuss in Voluntown Friday cost the state applications for assistance und^ the to look for 18th century equivalents (or even the 1 ; the Organization and answer. any $14,600. program. recognizable antecedents) of certain products that we questions. The State Bond Commission voted At its Aug. 24 meeting the ^ n d Barry Speaks at Confab last minute halloween things unanimously to pay a Voluntown cou Commission allocated the initial •' ^ take for granted today — jet airplanes, computers, - In addition, Mrs. McCray, will be •candy •decorations plastics and synthetic fibers, vast quantities of electric • j intprviewed on Monday at 7 p.m. on ple $13,000 for two parcels of their $600,000 set aside for the program. MANCHESTER—State Sen. David Barry will speak at land which had accidentally been Lawmakers will consider a proposal the Youth Services Department’s Positive Youth •tableware •tablecloths power available at the touch of a switch, television, ; ’ Cable TV program “Community In- cleared by crews working in the submitted by Gov. Ella Grasso to add Development Program Community Development telephones, antibiotics. ; , sight” at which time she will discuss A' ! • the various programs of the forest. $3 million more to the program when Conference Oct. 30 at The Colony, Talcottville. lindf it flit ! ' auxiliary. Viewers of the show will The commission had little discus they meet in a Special energy session The conference will be held Oct. 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Oct. 31 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. “me have Technology and Capitalism Geoffrey Moss — political illustrator syndicated S ; also,be shown a tous»of the Penny sion on the allocation, except for an next Wednesday. with the Washington Post Writers Group. aside by one member that the state State Energy Division officials A series of panel presentations and group discussions every Historically, this teceunological development has been i: ; Saver Thrift Shop and the Gift Shops little very closely connected with the rise of capitalist in ; , and/other hospital volunteer area. was admitting its mistake by buying have said the number of loans made will explore and examine the status of youth and youth llic iciiivj iv dcm c a v.iaiiii iixcu witu uiiuciunder thel u c piprogram ugi aiii willvf iii ucpviiMdepend uiion thefciic oviserving viiig ptv/giciiiioprograms tiiin vuiour community, v,uiiiiiiuiitvj, xwifor the vttv purpose viof thing!” stitutions and the powerful incentives that these in the land to settle a claim filed with the State Claims Commission by amount requested in each applica- sharing information and to aid in the development of stitutions have provided, through the profit motive, for Richard and Rhoda David. tion. shared goals for youth. new technologies. The point was forcefully highlighted The Attorney General’s Office The Bond Commission also voted well over a century ago by even the severest critics of V k recommended the commission to allocate $529,650 to purchase the capitalist society, Marx and Engels, in the “Communist allocate the funds to purchase the development rights to a Franklin Manifesto,” published in 1848: and human environment that deserve to be recognized in land as an acquisition to the forest farm under the Agriculture “The bourgeoisie, during its rule of scarce 100 years, any social accounting but are not ordinarily part of and pay necessary survey, recording Department’s farmland preservation has created more massive and more colossal productive private profit accounting. These include environmental and other legal costs for a total price program. FIIOMTIIE forces than have all preceding generations together. pollution in a variety of forms and safety and health of $14,600. The allocation, which breaks down Subjection of Nature’s forces to man, machinery, hazards to workers and consumers. The commission, which is chaired to $726 an acre, will go to buy the application of chemistry to industry and agriculture, by the governor and includes several development rights of a 730-acre MEIUIOWS IkN IV A lK IX IIT HOME: steam-navigation, railways, electric telegraphs, clearing other top state officials and farm owned by Pauline, Harry and New Policies legislators, also allocated the John Sachnochik. The state also will of whole continents for cultivation, canalisation of rivers, We urgently need new public policies that will offer in remaining $2.4 million which had pay for survey and other legal costs. whole populations conjured out of the ground — what centives for innovation and at the same time protect us been authorized by lawmakers for The farmlands preservation earlier century had even a presentiment that such against some of the undesirable side effects of_ the state’s Energy Conservation pro’gram was established by the WE’RE PROUD. .STILL! productive forces slumbered in the lap of social labour?” technology. Developing such policies will call for' Loan Fund. Legislature to buy development Note that Marx and Engels do not attribute this explo * The fund was set up by the rights from farmers so their land The Medical Staff and the Administration of the Meadows political courage and leadership as well as social im Convalescent Home in Manchester has expressed confidence in sion in productivity to the emergence of science, or to a agination. The task of reconciling conflicting group in Legislature to provide low-interest wouldn’t be sold for housing or other religious ethic, or to some new impulse to human ingenui ^ loans to homeowners to weatherize types of development. the quality of care provided patients in Connecticut’s largest nur terests and priorities without, at the same time, dulling 10 8 sing home. ty. They attribute it specifically to the rise of bourgeois or even destroying the incentive mechanisms underlying COWBCT W (that is, capitalist) institutions. TEOWOLOGYAWCHANGE Responding to criticism from some state officials, as well as technological innovation will be an extremely delicate allegations in some newspaper articles, the Meadows nursing and In a capitalist market place, the possibilities for profit undertaking. Leak Forced Shutdown making through the introduction of new technologies are Medical Staff recently completed a series of studies, assessments Large issues are at stake. History makes it clear that development of new technologies that-produce far less vast. Indeed, Marx and Engels take an even stronger and meetings. Their conclusion was that the quality of care private business is strongly influenced by market forces pollution. Indeed, in many industries far iess polluting Of Maine Nuke Plant provided to some 500 patients is excellent, and any shortcomings position: not only does a capitalist economy offer power concerning the direction as well as the pace of inventive technologies are aiready emerging. WISCASSET, Maine (UPI) - State Central Maine Power Co. which can and will be solveci without affecting care. ful incentives to innovation; it is also essential for the activity. It is a mistake to regard technology as simply con officials Friday revealed the Maine is majority stockholder in the Maine "We continue to have some problems as a result of a shor very survival of the entrepreneur that he innovate as Thus, for example, the abundance of forest lands and rapidly as possible. As they had pointed out earlidr: “the stituting part of the problem, although that has un Yankee nuclear plant was forced to Yankee Atomic Power Co., said it tage of nurses,” said Meadows Convalescent Home Administrator the cheapness of forest products in colonial America (and was “not an unusual problem Bourgeoisie cannot exist without constantly doubtedly sometimes been the case in the past. shut down Thursday to repair a leak William J. Fiocchetta, "a shortage which affects all health care ser later) led to the invention of a vast array of ingenious Gregory C. Kane in a pressurized back up cooling because we’re talking about a fairly revolutionising the instruments of production ...” Technology is an extremely powerful force whose shape vices including hospitals. However, this shortage does not affect technologies for exploiting wood. The abundance of good and thrust can be influence to a far greater extent than system. No radiation was leaked complex series of pipes. patient care, only the handling of paper work. We have already in farmland In the American mid-west in the 19th century is generally reco’^ized. But we cannot shape technology from the plant. ‘"nie problem developed when a stituted In-service training programs to strengthen our documen Profit Motive generated an incredible profusion of machines enabling a if we reject or straitjacket it, as has been increasingly Sears Selects “No radioactivity was reported to small leak, of a gallon a minute was have been released to the environ detected. We have very sensitive tation procedures and are actively recruiting nurses to help ease Subsequent history has lent support to this aspect of single farmer to cultivate a far larger acreage than his the case with some of the regulatory activities of the this staff shortage.” ^ ^ ’ Marx’s analysis of capitalism. The market economy, in European counterpart. And the exhaustion of high quality Campaign Aide ment, and Maine Yankee plans to monitoring equipment and it was government in recent years. startup this afternoon,” said Donald repaired right away,” Thompson "Despite negative publicity,” Fiocchetta stated, we have which private entrepreneurs actively seek to increase mineral deposits in the 20th century lias already Rather, we should seek ways of increasing the rewards continued to receive unsolicited letters of thanks for care prompted the development of techniques for exploiting C. Hoxie, director of the Maine Divi said. J their private profits, has proven to be immensely effec for technological innovations of the kind that we regard MANCHESTER - Mary Sears, “The plant was shutdown at noon provided to relatives of the letter writers. Based on those and on low quality ores that were previously neglected. sion of Health Engineering. tive in mobilizing inventive and innovative talent. as socially desirable. Prizes, patent grants, and Republican candidate for the Board “This leak developed in a safety in Thursday. It was necessary to weld personal contact with other relatives, as well as dally contact with At the same time, the market economy has strongly favorable tax treatment are some of the mechanisms of Education, has announced the ap jection system which is i «ed to back pipes involved. The plant started patients, I can assure everyone that in the opinion of the vast shaped the direction of technological innovation as well Shaping Technologies devised in the past to encourage innovation. pointment of Gregory C. Kane as Up the primary cooling system. It is back up and resumed power produc , campaign treasurer and aide. majority of families who have used our services, the Meadows as its rapid rate. By strengthening such incentives and developing new just water under pressure from tion at 3:20 p.m'. Friday,” he said. Our history shows us that technology is extremely ver ' -Kane is a graduate of Manchester provides the finest In nursing care.” Unfortunately, the profit motive has not always worked satile and that it is highly responsive to changes in incen ones, we can assure that technology will, in the future, be nitrogen,” Hoxie said. Hoxie said all of the water which Fiocchetta also noted a statement of support from the High School. Manchester Community was leaked was contained in the bot to advance society’s interests. Consequently, the govern tives and rewards. It should not be beyond our ingenuity more consistently arrayed on the side of the solutions “’This leak developed, affecting the Medical Staff at the Meadows. It read: "We of the Medical Staff are ; College, Central Connecticut State safety capabilities of the reactor so it tom of the reactor containment ment has supplemented the operation of the market place to use the incentives of the market place to develop new rather than on the side of the problems. College and has recently received his reluctant to respond in detail to the recent criticisms because we was shut down. It was not reactor building. He said the Nuclear with public institutions or financial support for specific technologies that will deal much more effectively with ‘ masters degree in adult technical recognize that our primary responsibility is to the patients in our kinds of activities. These include agricultural experiment water and should not have been Regulatory Commission would not be W such current concerns as environment and energy. The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are and vocational education from the making a statement on the incident. cars and to their families. Without going into specifics, we believe stations and a wide range of public subsidies to basic radioactive.” those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect I University of Connecticut. He Peter Thompson, a spokesman for that our recent study of the Inoldents in question affirms that the scientific research, from which private profits are not It is hardly surprising, tor example, that private enter those of the University of California, the National En previously taught industrial arts at right decisions were made and the correct treatments provided readily available and for which market incentives alone Atmospheric pollution is a problem in prise developed technologies that fouled the air and dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or ' Bennet Junior High Schiwl before many industrial countries, as shown in this based on the needs of the patients, and in those cases where this are therefore insufficient. treated watercourses as open sewers for their effluents the participating newspapers and colleges. joining the Manchester High School was a factor, the desires of the patients' relatives. We are confi Additionally, we have become increasingly concerned picture of Sydney, Australia. It could when no cost was imposed upon them for doing so. On the i cooperative education staff. Barriers Due at Notch Kane has served as a consultant for dent that a study of these incidents by qualified medical in recent years with aspects of the innovative process to probably be controlled through penalties for other hand, we can confidently predict that a system of Next Week: Robert P. Multhauf of the Smithsonian BOLTON —Barrier rail will beW scheduied to take 15 working days to professionals will support our conclusions.” which we were surprisingly indifferent in the past. New pollution and incentives for developing taxes or other charges for industrial activities that the infusion of career education stalled at the intersection of Routes 6 compiete, weather permitting. Work Institution discusses the relationship between science • withiii the Manchester school "We have done nothing to apologize for and we will not allow technologies often inflict certain costs upon their natural “clean” technology. (UPI photo) pollute the environment will eventually lead to the and technology. and 44A at Bolton Notch, starting wiii be in progress each week day ‘ system. He is a member of the honor Monday', as part of the safety im between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3:30 ourselves to be forced into practicing medicine in response to society. Epsilon Tau, and is past provement' project currently in p.m. criticism by the media which has shown itself to have little regard chairperson and treasurer of the progress. Powers said that ail operations for the rights of privacy of the patients and their families.” Manchester Victory Gardens The announcement was made wiil be suspended on Nov. 12 in obser Fiocchetta also noted a statement from Dr. Sydney Nathans, About the Author Questions Association. He is also a Red Cross Friday by Arthur B. Powers, state vance of Veteran’s Day. Chairman of the Board of Directors and principal owner of multimedia first aid instructor. Both trhnsportation commissioner. Motorists are asked to use caution Lifestyles Companies Incorporated, which owns and operates the Nathan Rosenberi has been an economics professor at 1. Which of the following would Rosenberg NOT ap Kane and his wife, Pamela, are life Powers^said that the job is when passing through the work area. long residents of Manchester. Meadows: , n .u. ~ Stanford University since prove with regard to technology and our economy? "We believe that something good can emerge from all this 1974, having previously (a) increasing the rewards for technological Innovation criticism,” Dr. Nathans said, "However it will not happen until the been on the faculties of the (b) accepting that technology simply constitutes part state bureaucracy and the media contribute constructively University of Penn of the problem of modern society, Volunteer Training Slated towards solving the real problem of over-all staff shortages and sylvania, Pitfdue Universi (c) harnessing marketplace Incentives to deal with en MANCHESTER - About 60 per Walker, Director of Disaster Service ready means not only physical lack of adequate reimbursements for the services we provide.” ty, and the University of vironment and pnergy sons have volunteered their services for the Greater Hartford Red Cross shelters, but also people, with all Wisconsin. He has (d) assessing Industry for activities that pollute the en for working in shelters to be set up by Chapter and Connecticut Division. kinds of skills, many requiring little authored numerous ar vironment ' ' ■ the Disaster Service Committee of “^The set-up in our program,” said more than willing hands and loving ticles on technological 2. The effects of technological innovation in the past the Manchester-Bolton Branch, Wally Irish Jr. and James LeSure, hearts.” •MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME The Manchester-Bolton Red Cross change, and his books in two centuries can be adequately summarized, according American Red Cross and said they co-chairmen of the Sheiter Sub to Rosenberg, through comparisons pf -r -r' will attend a three-hour training committee, “ is just in case.” Disaster Service Cominittee is 333 BIDWELL STREET clude “The American headed by Richard Carter and James System of Manufactures,” (a) number of automobiles produced program Monday. Stressing the recent disaster events MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 in Windsor and Windsor Locks, they LeSure. The committee cooperates >logyi lean Growth,” anc| “Perspectives (b) bushels of wheat harvested TTie one-time training session wiil ' be from 7 to 10 p.m. in Woodruff Hail said, “We can’t be aimost ready with and is part of the Town of on Technology.” (c) square yards of textiles manufactured 647-9194 p ^ ,Q advertsiement of Center Congregational Church. here. Shouid the unthinkabie happen Manchester Civil Preparedness (d) none of the above. It will be conducted by Wilbur here, we’ve got to be ready — and Program. <<>1 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct. 27. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 Comniunlty Calendar t Mwewe lor Senior citiaene ) O O P T o S u p p o rt P ro g ra m By WAiliY FORTIN Sign-up for Restland Farm games; friendship circle Manchester HU forget that this Christmas Party. and crewel embrodiery Vernon Mbodai' is the time when Monday: 8 a.m. register class. Noontime lunch Monday ' we v w be ilgnlng up for for Christmas party. 10 served. 12:45 p.m. bridge But Will Offer Suggestions 4:TK) p.m. — Pension Board, Probate room. Today our wistmas Party at games. 1 p.m. craft class, a.m. kitchen sociid games; would favor major cities and not all of Connec 4:00 p.m. —Cheney Historical Commissionw, Hearing Holly Daze Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. First Lutheran R eatlm Faring. You’ll be Noontime lunch served. 1 pick up at 8:15 a.m. HARTFORD (UPI) - Legislative landlords to abandon buildings in the winter p.ra. pinochle games. Bus r e t o trips at 12:30 p.m. Republicans will support much of Gov. Ella and then return to talce them over and.collect ticut’s 169 towns and cities. Room. Church, 1S4 Orchard St. tre a ty to a delicious roast He predicted it could take until Febnimy Tuesday Annual turkey dinner, servings 5 and 6:30 p.m., sirliRn beef or baked pickup at 8:15 a.m. return and 3 p.m. Grasso’s winter energy plan, but also plan to the rent again in warmer weather. Senate Republicans met in a private caucus for municipalities to submit required energy 7:30 p.m. -^Pianning and Zoning Commission, Hearing Rockville M eth^ist Church, Grove Street. hondleas breast of chicken, Wps at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Thursday: Hot meal and. offer several of their own measures. Senate Tuesday: 6 a.m. bus for Meal on Wheels. 1 p.m.' Republican Leader Richard Bozzuto,- R- Thursday to discuss a package of eight bills plans for state approval, which “doesn’t sound Room. Community Singles Club, 6:30 p.m.. First ottaf tasty bits, entertain- very feasible in terms of an emergency ap shopping; 10 a.m. square Meadows Choral Group, Watertown, said Friday. proposed by Mrs. Grasso to help the state’s 7:30 p.m. —League of Women Voters’ "Meet The Can Congregational Church of Vernon, Route 30. m i^ ^ a real fun day. proach to a problem,” and “the winter’s going dancing and oil painting Bus pick up at 10 a.m. Bozzuto said one of the proposals which needy make it through the upcoming winter of didates, liiing Jr. High School. Halloween Haunted Houses 6 to 9 p.m.. Company I The jcomplete package is to be over” before the plan can be im class 1 p.m. senior Return after program, GOP senators were considering was a skyrocketing home heating oil prices. Wednesday firehouse Route 30. $1S iod you can pay as lit plemented. Monday tle aAfT on Monday and the bowllna league at the Friday: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. “workfare” type program to put able-bodied Bozzuto said the senators will draft their 8:30 a.m.—Economic Development Commission, P ark ad e Lanes. Also Hue shots. 10 a.m. kiUAen welfare recipients to work on weatherization proposals into legislation this weekend to be “I think it’s window-dressing,” he said. Sykes Government Quh, 2:30 p.m., Sykes School, Park rem cM er the week of “It’s not an attempt to address the problem.” Hearing Room. return shopping. :X> games; noontime programs. presented to the Legislature’s special session Street. NoV; t. It will be a nice day from 1 He also said the proposal’s provision to awawand fun getting into p.m. exercise ctass. lunch; 1 p.m. setback He also said the GOP minority was con on energy which begins next Wednesday. Andover Tuesday Wednesday : 9 a.m. games; bus pickup at 8:15 The Senate minority leader said there had allow towns and cities to take over buildings the Chriatnuu roirlt. The cerned about the governor’s proposed $5 abandonded by landlords unwilling to pay the Class on how to feed children, 1 p.m., Tolland County health clinic by appoint- a.m. return trips, at 12:30 been “some concern” in the caucus that the Saturday party IS scheduled for million municipal energy grant program high heating costs could leave the state in Agricultural Center, Route 30. governor’s proposed municipal grant program Andover Pacemakers Road Race, starts 10 a.m., An Thu^day, Dec. 6. ment. 10 a.m. pinochle and 3:15 p.m. because 11 could leave tae door open for trouble. dover Elementary School. Wednesday N m bit of news is about Monday Lake Street School Halloween party, 6 to 8:30 p.m., at our super big Holiday Fair the school. scheduled for Thursday, Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. AllStop&ShGps Open Sunday 9 a in -5 in n Nov. 8 here at the center., Tax collector and assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Thursday ^^Stop a S ho p C o u p o n jl^ ^Slo'pA Shop Coupon^ ^ Remembe;, we are coun-‘ MH K-28 g - MH K26 Building. Annual meeting of TAARH, starts 6:30 p.m. with MH K-29 hAn d N With ttvs coupon and a S7 50 purchase Wiih *his coupon and a S7 50 piiichase With Ihis cixipon and ,i S7 50 purchase Open house, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary School. potluck supper, meeting room. Stop Si Shop, Vernon Cir ting on you folks for donations of articles and Wednesday cle. ^ f f ’^PAINTED Friday also baked goods so get on Halloween parade, 1 p.m., Andover Elementary the ball, and start putting Stoneware School. St. Joseph Church bazaar, today and Saturday, 10 a.m. United Nations Day things together. You may Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational to 8 p.m., at the church, corner West and Union streets. bring your articles in any Annual meeting, 4-H Fair Association 7:30 p.m., NABISCO 16oz. Pkg 6’/2 ounce can FREE! Church. Umierware Mayor Stephen T. Penny reads Gov. Manchester’s Bennet Junior High SchQol- day how and your baked Halloween party, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Andover Elemen Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Grasso’s United Nations Day proclamation to Thursday. (Herald photo by Pinto) g o ^ on the morning of the in 3]iattefiis‘ BUMBLE BEE MINUTE MAID tary School. sale. PREMIUM seventh, eighth and ninth grade classes at THIS WEEKS FEATURE Regular or Chunk Light Thursday O.K, Let's get with the TUNA in Oil or Water action here at the center an SALTINES Unsalted ORANGE JUICE 6 ounce can Andover Rural Music Committee concert, 8 p.m., An Ciood Sun Oct 28 • Nov 3 Limit onejMc petiKr' customer > Good Sun Ocl i28 • Nov 3 Limit one pei customerMr«-i j Good StiM Oct 2H • NNovoy 3 Limit one oei customer dover Congregational Church. it starts with our senior Cereal 204 r bowling league last 202 AAP STORE COUPON A4P STORE COUPON AAP STORE COUPON Grocery mmmirnmmmmssd^^ With Thli Coupon t • S7.S0 Purchoit* Tuesday afternoon at the Bolton With ThiB Coupon A • $7.90 PurctMM* With Thfa Coupon A $ $7.90 PurchtW* Bowl Parkade Lanes with the Today following results: Class A Smorgasbord, 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., United Methodist A 0 D vnr Women Single: Ida Cor Church. mier, 141; 'Mple, Ma Cor At Obituaries .. . £4,:^ ■•• •• li- ■■ - H u ' Mrs. Florence G. Wehr MANCHESTER — Mrs. Florence People/Ploces Nicholas Twerdy Dies G. (Jaquith) Wehr, 72, of 59A Charter Oak St., d l^ Friday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the wife Ik ' Headed Sports Groups of Leo F. Wehr. She was bom in Hartford, Oct. 23, MANCHESTER - Nicholas Twer eight brothers, Benedict Twerdy of 1907. She lived in Bolton- before dy Sr., 65, of 22A Thompson Rd., Manchester; Peter Twerdy, Carl moving to Manchester in 1966. Manchester, formerly of Coventry Twerdy and Stephen Twerdy of Before retiring in 1964, she was a and Brooklyn, N.Y., died Friday at Willimantic, Frederick Twerdy of clerk with the Connecticut Mutual Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Canterbury, Edward Twerdy of Life Insurance Company, Hartford, ' ■ > 1 ' was the husband of Mrs. Marie (Ran North Carolina, Paul Twerdy of where she was employed for 27 som) Twerdy. Bockville and John Twerdy of Coven years. H1 Mr. Twerdy was bom in Brooklyn, try; two sisters, Mrs. Lrana Shatz- She was a member of the Connec N.Y. and had lived in Coventry man of Keene, N.H., and Mrs. Stella ticut Mutual Quarter Century Club. before coming to Manchester where Smith of Manchester; and 10 Besides her husband, she leaves a I he had lived most of his life. He was a grandchildren. son, Robert L. Kjeliquist, Coventry; teamster with The Dallas and Mavis Funeral services will be held a brother, Clarence Jaquith of Inc. of Wethersfield where he was Tuesday at 10 a^m. at the Holmes Wilson; two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Funeral Home, 400 Main St., employed for several years before Johnson of Meriden and Mrs. Lillian % his retirement. He was previously Manchester. Burial will be in the St. Spellman of California; four employed as a foreman with Roger Bridget Cemetery in Manchester. grandchildren and a great-grandson. Sherman Co. of East Hartford for 25 Friends may call at the funeral Funeral services will be Monday at years. • home Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 10 a.m. at St. John's Episcopal Mr. Twerdy was a well known to 9 p.m. f C3iurch, 523 Hartford Turnpike, Ver duckpin bowler and a member of Friends may make memorial con non, with the Rev. Robert H. numerous bowling leagues. He was tributions to the American Cancer Wellner, pastor, officiating. past president of the Manchester Society, 237 East Center St., Burial will be in East Cemetery. Manchester or the American Heart ■. Sportsman's Association and the Friends may call at the Watkins Kennedy Quizzed 0 Hartford County Sportsman’s Association, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Funeral Home, 142 East Center St., Association. He was a member of the Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sen. Edward Kennedy answers a few of dollars in contributions and pledges for his Elks Club of Manchester and of ueStions at an informal press conference campaign against Pres. Jimmy Carter, Teamsters Local Union No. 559. In Memoriam Open House Planned He is also survived by three sons, In loving memory of Francis H. McGeown who Suring a lunch break at his Boston office Kennedy’s supporters plan to register his Nicholas Twerdy Jr. of Woodstock, passed away October 2Sth, 1975. COVENTRY —There will be an Friday. Sen. Kennedy iegally became a can- political com m ittee at his campaign William Twerdy of Mansfield, and This day do we'remember, open house at Coventry High School ^idate for president by accepting thousands headquarters in Washington. (UPI photo) Michael Twerdy of Manchester; two A loving thought we give, on Tuesday from 7;30 to 9:30 p.m. Ifi For one no longer with us, daughters, Mrs. Michael (Marjorie) But in our hearts he still lives. Those attending will be given a Brainard of Manchester and Mrs. tour of the facility and will have an Sadly missed by wife, children, opportunity to meet staff members. Peter (Michele) Godin of Ellington; grandchildren and great grandchild Candidate Kennedy Artifacts Mary Asadoorian of 67 Hilltop Drive, pumpkin at the Botticello Farm on Hillstown Manchester, adds the finishing touches to a Road. To Be Dug M i i Criticizes Carter / NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (UPI) - BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward profits tax at the same time oil At the Botticello Farm Brown University archaeologists oil prices,” he said. He said there is the “appearance” Monday will begin digging up by hand Kennedy let it be known Friday he prices were decontrolled, and his has decided to run for president economic policy is *eing run by the fragile artifacts found in the path of a failure to help poor people cope with because he believes President Carter Federal Reserve Board — and called sewer system and believed left by high heating bills, were “un is incompetent to deal with the conscionable.” permitting an independent agency to Artist Paints Pumpkin people who lived 4,500 years ago. The 10-week dig will search for nation’s problems. Earlier this week Kennedy said, control the economy a "significant remains of a seashore people who A source close to Kennedy told “Good intentiofl| matter, but what abandonment” by Carter of his By BETTY RYDER “One Saturday I did 35 and on Sun “School children come to tour the reporters ‘hat Carter’s failure to also matters more is competence to responsibilities. left little record of themselves in Family Editor day, 45,” she said. “ I began to see big farm and enjoy seeing the rows and recognize the rapid increase in infla do the job for the 2(X) million people The course conceded Carter is white eyes in my dreams,” she said rows of pumpkins. Usually we give other areas. If Sesame Street characters or tion — and then his inability to deal of this land.” leading in Iowa, the state that holds grinning. them each a small one.” “The sites are terribly important bony scarecrows leer at you from because they are a record of how with it — was the major reason the Said the source: the nation’s first precinct caucuses in An interior design and commercial The price is right. Mary says the Massachusetts senator decided to “The basjex issue at questions is January. pumpkins of various sizes and pumpkins cost 10 cents a pound, plus human beings lived for most of the shapes, you must be at the Botticello art major in college, Mary loves time we've been here,” said Nain challenge, whether we’re coming to grasps with “ He has a very significant creative work and will soon be an additional 51 if it is painted. “Are you in fact questioning the the issues that face this country and organization on the ground in Iowa,” Farm, 209 Hillstown Road, "If the pumpkin isn’t damaged or Anderson, director of the Brown Manchester, where Mary Asadoorian helping make fall flower competence of the president and the whether the American people are he said. “They’re doing a lot of effec arrangements and holiday the stem removed, it will last about a University public archaeology displays her artistic talents. laboratory. people around him?” a reporter being involved in the solutions to tive work out'there. decorations at the farm. year,” she said. asked the high Kennedy source. these problems, rather than just “I think it will be a tough campaign Mary, who lives with her family at “ We work somedays from 8 a.m. to So, if carving a pumpkin isn't your The ancient civilization, which 67 Hilltop Drive, has been helping on . He paused, swallowed and replied, being impacted by them. and I think right now he’s probably ,6 p.m., but I really like the work. We thing, stop in at the Botticello Farm, scientists believe was the forerunner the farm for the past few years ana “Yeah.” “It is my strong feeling that they ahead out there.” sell seasonable vegetables," she but hurry, before Mary's arm’s give of the Narragansett Indian tribe, was so far this year has painted- 200 discovered by,accident. The government reported Friday aren’t.” He said Kennedy has very few out. that consumer prices advanced He lashed out at Carter for his differences with Carter on foreign pumpkins. sharply again during September — up “failure to recognize the rhovement policy but said he may question the 1.1 percent — and inflation has now toward double digit inflation ... and administration’s handling of Soviet climbed at an annual rate of 13.2 per- the failure by the administration to troops in Cuba. Rifle (bourse cent during the first nine months of act when it finally realized what was The senator is also “confused — as 1979. happening.” are the American people — as to just / Has Openings The soCirce said Kenne,dy believes “This was compounded by the ad what the position of America is as Pumpkins in all sizes and shapes wait to be decorated. Carter’s failure to impose a windfall ministration’s decision to decontrol regards to the Palestine Liberation \ EAST HARTFORD - The East Organization,” the source said. Hartford Branch YMCA will be accepting registrations for enroll ment in its National Rifle Associa tion Training Course which begins on Shah Marks Birthday, Monday, Oct 29, at 7 p.m. at the YMCA buifding, 770 Main Street. Herald Photo Feature by Pinto The course is for boys and girls, ages 10-13; and it is necessary for all Enemies Wish'" Him Dead ,.Vi - - new club members to attend this said they were Iranians studying in course and to pass the NRA exam NEW YORK (UPI) - The exiled about 500 Iranian protesters chanted ml / before they are eligible for target shah of Iran turned 60 Friday in a as they passed New York Hospital, the United States, thrust their fists shooting practice sessions or league Manhattan hospital suite while some where Shah Mohammed Reza into the air, holding their thumbs m competition. The course consists of 6 of his former subjects marched Pahlavi was recuperating from an down. classes which will be held on Monday through the streets nearby praying operation to remove his gall bladder The sounds of the shouting filled evenings from Oct. 29 through Dec. 3. The Haunted House that he die of the cancer that has and preparing to undergo intensive the lobby of the hospital, where chemotherapy for lymphoma. earlier, about 30 middle-aged “ i For the second year the instructor These volunteers working with Glastonbury Youth Services spread through is body. will be Deborah (Gagnon Zygma who “Death, death, death to the shah,” The demonstrators, most of whom Iranians had come, bearing flowers, is a certified NRA Rifle Instructor Bureau prepare to scare and haunt the next group of un in hopes they could wish their former and was also a club member fori suspecting youngsters who might come their way. The Haunted monarch happy birthday. many years prior to becoming an in Hpuse show continues tonight at Naubuc School from 5 to 7:30. GOP Says Treasurer They were greete dby the Empress structor. nission is 50 cents and children were presented with treats Farah and told the shah was too ill to m ^ t them. & All boys and girls interests in n their escape from the Haunted House. Proceeds from the joining the Rifle Club may register S "She looked fantastic as she by calling the YMCA, 289-4377. The show, which includes over 60 actors all dressed in wild outfits, Times Data Release always does, but she is naturally cost is $8 for a YMCA membership are used in future Youth Services Programs. (Herald photo by depressed and sad,” said one of the the Board of Directors?” Sylvester plus a 55 program fee. Lavallee) MANCHESTER GOP members visitors, Sheila Malcki, a Manahat- have attacked Democratic Town asked. tan interior decorator. Treasurer Roger Negro for what GOP town Chairman Richard 'Die shah’s wife arrived at the they called his semi-annual Weinstein said, “As could be hospital in a green Rolls Royce appearance in the newspapers. expected, every two years at election wearing sunglasses and a green suit 1 Ed Faults Charging Negro with releasing in time we hear from our town with red trim. Her hair was pulled K/' formation on his job only at election treasurer.” back in a pony tall and she was Echoing a complaint expressed S'. . .a 1.1 time are his RepubliOan challenger carrying flowers. I ■ M 4 and the GOP chairman. earlier by Sylvester, Weinstein said, .She was accompanied by a Pete Sylvester asked, “Are the “The key to earnings is the percen bodyguard and w alk^ quickly into taxpayers of this town paying the se tage of return-, not the total earned. the hospital. She smiled slightly Board Topic These millions of dollars shown to cond highest part-time treasurer’s when asked how her husband was salary in the state so he can come out the townspeople are an insult to their feeling. “He’s doing very well, thank By DAVE LAVALLEE between 9 and 9.5 percent. According the office of the director of special intelligence.” to Layden, this rate is well below the e'ducation,” Layden said in the of hiding every two years?” you,” she said. Herald Reporter Sylvester said he had been asking “Today’s banks lend money at 14 to ' Asked how she was holding up, the present annual rate of 14 percent, as report. 16 percent. Yet the town averages GLASTONBURY - The Board of reported by the National School Ashley said that Layden will be to be told interest rates since the Empress said “you see.” Education will discuss with a consul Peach Festival. He questioned less than 10 percent return. Why?” Boards Association. attending the meeting to answer Weinstein asked. tant a report which criticizes special According to the report, the questions posed by the Board of Negro’s release of high town ear education programs in the School recommendations made in the report Education. nings which appeared in the local Department Monday at 7:30 p.m. in were based on observations, inter Ashley said the problems within papers this week. the Board of Education Building. views, program materials, and sound the special education department do “He finds the week with the best BARBARA WEINBER6 rate and quotes it. Where was he in ■ The report, which was prepared by educational philosophy regarding, not rest on one person or one depart Believes Russell G. Layden, a consultant from programs for handicapped children. ment. January, March and September? As New Jersey, pointed out in Layden said in his report that not “There has been a lack of un a matter of fact where was he at the -Jl- adequacies within special education enough money is spent on material derstanding. It is not the board’s last three annual budget meetings of programs such as inappropriate fun- for special education. fault because they did not have the ding, poor organization and “The 1979-80 budget would appear information to make decisions,” monitoring of the programs. to indicate that a minimal amount of Ashley said. O’Brien Wins Meet The report was presented to the money is being allocated for text Ashley said it would be at least a board at its last meeting Oct. 16. ii books and supplies for the special year before problems could be EAST HARTFORD — O’Brien Middle School defeated m- Layden made on-site inspections of education program. Interviews with worked out within the special educa the School Department's special O’Connell Middle School, 42.65 to 32, in a gymnastics staff and parents indicated a need for tion report. meet held Thursday at O’Connell School. education programs on July 12 and additional supplies,” Layden said in Ashley said he was not certain how 13. He also conducted research with. O’Brien is now 2-0 while Q’Connell slipped to 1-1. the report. much is spent per pupil in the depart In the vaulting competition, three O’Brien students Superintendent Larry Ashley and In the^report, Layden said that far ment. He said the 9 to 9.5 percent other staff members. took the first three places: Lux Paxi (4.95), Margaret too many handicapped students budget increase each is not enough to Hobby (3.45) and Tracy Morelli (3.95). That no Manchester home should be without fuel Layden concluded in his report that graduate from high school lacking in keep Glastonbury from falling behind this winter. That’s why she has contacted state the town spends less per student than In the balance beam, the top three scorers were: Lux basic skills to achieve economic and in its special education programming Paxi (5.55), Margaret Hobby (4.6).and Nancy Stimson leaders to lobby for no and low Interest emergen state and national averages. The vocational independence. “I authorized this study not to be cy fuel loans. Connecticut average is 51,760 and the (4.35). All three are from O'Brien. “The special education program in critical. I wanted to use this study as In the floor exercise competition, first place went to national average is 51,819, according the Glastonbury School District a starting point to begin improving Tracy Morelli and Lux Paxi (5.85 each), while Debbie OECT A LEMIEIi WHO IZTS THN6S DONE to the report. would appear to have expanded over things. I am not going 4o change Barbara Weinberg, for Board of Directors Layden also pointed out in his Williams of O’Connell took second (5.25) and Margaret the past five years in a rather topsy- everything overnight. We have a Hobby took third (5.25) VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 6th report that'(he average increase in turvey manner. This may have been good staff here and some good things the special education budget during O’Brien’s next meet is at Pitkin on Monday. SUrting Cofnmlffee to elect I I Weinberg, DevM Oerevente, Treeeurer attributed to a lack of communica are going on within the department,” time is 3:30 p.m. the past several vears ranged tion between the central office and Ashley said. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, gat- Oct. 27, 1979 EVENING HERALD, felt., Oct. 27, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Church Bulletin Board Conference Delegates Hear of ‘Close Encounter^ ih the church ottice. church. MANCHESTER — Some 700 Trinity Covenant Events Tuesday: 8:30 p.m., sacred dance Saturday; 2;20 p.m.. Friendship love Him.” While Van Vactor was oneness between Christians and sobered by the imminent changes in dicapped persons now under the delegates, representing the 280 Dr. D. Elton Truebiood, professor-at- MANCHESTER - The following is group in Woodruff Hall. Group rehearsal; 8 p.m., Emanuel imprisoned in the mountains he Muslims in this area. I learned later our life being brought about by our management of Elderly Housing member churches of the Connecticut large of Earlham College, Rich a schedule of events for next week Thursday; 3:30 p.m., sacred dance Hill C opter, Alcoholics Anonymous, received one package from his wife that all night long before the funeral profligate waste of the earth’s finite, Management, an agency, of the Conference, United Church of Christ, mond, Ind., and president-founder of sponsored by Trinity Covenant group,'Woodruff Hall. will meet in Luther Hall, 60 Church before she died, which included a of my wife, Muslims passed by her irreplaceable resources, more and Connecticut Conference. Present at participated in the 112th Annual Yokefellows International. Speaking Church. Friday; 7 p.m., 200th anniversary St. copy of the New Testament. Van coffin in the UCC church. The next more of us are asking if there is not the dedication were Dorothy and Mating of the Conference Oct. 19 to to a lunchen group on the subject of Tuesday: 6 a.m., men's prayer ball, Willie’s S te ^ House. South Methodist Church Vactor then reread Paul’s letter to day, a Muslim lawyer led the prayer more to life than consumption and elders. Dr. Truebiood, who proudly FVanklin Welles, members of 2fln the Manchester High School. during her funeral service. This has breakfast, LaStrada West. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Girl MANCHESTER - The foUowing Is the Thessalonians, which states, "Be sensation. And none too soon .!. The announced he was 79 years old, said, Talcottville Congregational Church, The host church for the meeting never happened here before — Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Bible study Scout'exhibit. Woodruff Hall. a schedule of events for next week joyful always. Pray at all times. Be current crisis in the western world is “There is nothing sillier than the and through whose generosity the was Center Congregational of Muslims and Christians participating at the church. sponsored by South United Methodist thankful in all circumstances.” as dangerous an opportunity as the youth cult! Many of the best things in facility was made possible. St Joseph's Bazaar Manchester, now celebrating its Thursday: 6:30 a.m., women’s Because the guerrillas wanted to together in a religious service.” church has had since the Dark Ages. life have beep produced by those in After the dedication, the delegates Church. 200th anniversary. The theme of the prayer breakfast at LaStrada West; VERNON - The Sweethearts of St. prove that Van Vactor was still alive, At the Saturday morning session of “President Carter says we need to advanced years ... How ridiculous to attended a fellowship dinner at a Monday; 7;30 p.m., council on meeting was “Close Encounters,” 7:30 p.m.. Square Circle at the home Joseph’s Church, Rockville, are busy they demanded he make a tape recor the annual meeting, the Rev. regard our energy and inflation crisis think of retirement as nothing! For nearby restaurant. After dinner a ministries at the church. and a special guest, who described a of Connie Brewer, 14 Horace St. making the popular cheese and cab ding. Van Vactor complied, ending Nathanael M. Guptill, minister of the as 'the moral equivalent of war.’ I the Christian, retirement is libera New Samaritan “Citation for Tuesday; Women’s Prayer and very devastating “close encounter,” Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to noon, bage pierogi and golabki for the with the Thessalonians quotation. ^!^ecticut Conference, reported on expect what the church needs now is tion for service. Excellence” was presented to the Study Group, 7;30 p.m., at 1208 Main 'was the Rev. Lloyd Van Vactor. , church fair. Snack Kitchen at the coming Christ The same morning that the tape was 'the “State of the Conference—1979.” not ‘the moral equivalent of war’ but “There is lots of fog in the public Colonial Bank of Waterbury by the St. Van Vactor, a United Church of Guptill, who has announced his Westhill Fellowship mas bazaar. Mrs. Lou Wagner and Wednesday: Men’s Prayer and being broadcast, he learned later, his the ‘moral equivalent of hell’ to mind about retirement. We are not so Rev. William Inderstrodt. minister Mrs. Helen Koniar are chairmen of Christ missionary and president of two sons heard it as they were about retirement in January 1981 after 17 aWake people to the urgency of the rich in human resources that we can of business and government for the MANCHESTER - The Westhill Study Group, at the church, 7:30 p.m. Dansalan College in Mindanao, the years at the helm, said, “If we are to this project. Thursday: The Adult Study Group to bury Maisie, their mother. human condition. It may be that the afford to waste any of us! And there Conference. New Samaritan Cor Fellowship will meet Monday at 1:30 Philippines, told the delegates at fulfill Gold’s mission, we must not The bazaar will be Nov. 2 and 3 will meet at 224 Indian Trail, Van Vactor said he was not tor immediate realities of the world in is lots of evidence that older people’' poration is a non-profit corporation p.m. in Herrmann Hall, Bluefield from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the church their opening session on Friday neglect the close encounter of Glastonbury, 7:30 p.m. tured physically by his captors, but the '80s may provide the same kind of learn faster than young people. Some initiated by the Connecticut Drive. Mrs. Mildred Pickup of auditorium, corner of West and evening of his harrowing kidnapping suffer^ psychologically. He also worship, the warm outreach of shock therapy that fear of hell once retirement facilities are now even Conference. and imprisonment by Muslim evangelism, the conferring of the Manchester will be the guest Union streets. At Concordia Lutheran reread P a u l’s le tte rs to the provided. becoming a kind of college. Learning Inderstrodt lauded the bank as “an speaker. guerrillas. During his 20-day confine- Corinthians in the New Testament, in blessings of new life in Christ on “If we in our lives together can At Emanuel Lutheran MANCHESTER - The following is should go on as long as one is able.” innovator in providing job oppor Mrs. Pickup and her husband, the ■ ment, his wife, Maisie, unbeknown to which Paul states that “God will everyone, especially the great mass exhibit a kind of living in love and Truebiood also stated that he tunities. We make this award.” he late Bradier John Pickup, were com MANCHESTER - The following is a schedule of events for next week Van Vactor, died and was buried. of ordinary people not very rich or sponsored by Concordia Lutheran save us.” service better than the old life of self- thought “the most beautiful libera continued, “for the bank's dedica manding officers of the local Salva a schedule of events for next week Van Vactor recounted, “As I.was very poor on whom the survival of indulgence, it may be that once more sponsored by Emanuel Lutheran Church. It was a group of Muslims who tion is liberation from earning. Let tion. success, and concern for preser tion Army Corps. being led away out of my office at the our human race depends. in our time a nation of people tired of us show elders that they have ving sqme 3,500 jobs in the greater Church. Monday: 7:30 p.m., stewardship worked for Van Vector’s release, Guest musician and vocal soloist college by five young men with which showed him. Van Vactor said, “I am happy to say that the Holy empty pleasure, sick of quarreling, mangifioent opportunities ahead. I Waterbury area.” The citation ac will be Mrs. Norman Slade. Joseph Tuesday; Old Guard Group, open committee will meet in the church automatic rifles, 1 tr i^ to concen Spirit is stirring in our local churches aware at last that the treasure in room. “how much God can do. And never like to say 'Get to age 65 as fast as companied an oil painting of the Moriconi will lead the program and to all retired men, 10 a.m., at the trate on the scripture: “God works ... Jaded and disillusioned by the in their barns is nought but rotten gar you can!'” Tuesday: Catechetics classes will before-has there been so much original colonial Bank building by hymn sing. Ladies of Westhill will church; Claudia Circle will meet at for good in all things for those who dividualistic hedonism of our age. bage, may be led to turn for direction Saturday evening the delegates meet in the church school wing at Hillary Longmuir. George Ehrhardt provide refreshments. All residents 7:45 p.m., at the church; 8 p.m.; and empowerment to the eternal attended the dedication of Welles Jr., president and chief ad of Westhill Gardens are invited to at Energy Conservation study Com 6:30 p.m.; 8 p.m., adult study in the Christ who alone offers the kind of church room. Canned Food Drive Country Villege in Talcottville, ministrative officer of the bank, and tend the program and fellowship. mittee, will meet at the church at 8 life God made us to live and enjoy.” Welles Village is a new 100-unit a member of the North Woodbury p.m. Thursday: 9:30 a.m., Bible Religious Services Another key speaker at the Center Church Events Discover Group, church room; 1 The fifth grade students at Keeney Street the council to needy families in the area. housing facility for moderate and Congregational Church, accepted the Thursday: Prayer Group, 10 a.m., meeting on Saturday was the Rev. limited-income elderly and han- award on behalf of the bank. WIANCHESTER- The following is at the church; Word and Witness, p.m.. Golden Age Group, church (Left to right, Tania Palermo, Melissa School brought in more than 760 cans of food Full Gospel Interdenominational South United Methodist Church, 1126 The Rev. Nathanael M. Guptill a schedule of events for next week Scandia Group and Sacred Dance room. to donate to the Manchester Area Council of Muirhead, Mary Aitkin and Joe Prignano. Churrh, 745 Main St.. Rev. Philip Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb. Rev. Friday: All Catechetics classes Andover then presented a special golden an sponsored by Center Congregational Group, all meet at 7 p.m. at the Churches during their Second Annual Canned (Herald Photo by Pinto) Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- niversary citation to the Rev, will meet at the chureh at 5:30 p.m., worship service and Bible study; Church. church. FIrat Congregalional Churrh of An- son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Wilfred Bunker, of Portland, for his for a weekend retreat in Colebrook. Food Drive. The food will be distributed by dovor, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. deliverance service. services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery Monday: 3:30 pm ., staff meeting Friday: 1 p.m.,bible study at the many years of "pastoral service in Simpson, interim minister. 11 a.m., ^ Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior the United Church of Christ. " Bunker Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Sunday Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and school. Sunday school: 10:30 a.m!, worship ser- teaching service. was ordained in April 1929 and Ceremony Slated cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church served many churches in the state. and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. After a Sunday morning worship Bolton Churrh of the Assumption, Adams Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; service in the Manchester High At Meetinghouse Street at Thompson Road, Rev. Edward Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor School auditorium Oct 21, the Church of Si. Maurice, 32 Hebron S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m., Worship ser delegates reconvened for the final MANCHESTER - On vice, a reception for Dr. Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses and 7:30 p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, business session of the meeting Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Pickett, and dinner 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for This included an address by the at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery Eugene Pickett, president followed by entertainment. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Rev. George W. Otto, executive Bolton Unilcd Mclhodial Churrh, for infants. of the Unitarian Univer- Unitarian Universalism AMVERSARY 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown secretary of the Stewardship Coun St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park salist Association of is a liberal religious faith Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church schooi; Road. Wendei K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 cil, United Church of Christ. Otto dis a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; and Chestnut streets. Rev. Stephen K. Congregations in North which has been active in 11 a.m., worship service. cussed “ Mission on the Threshhold of 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary America, will help America since the early Si, George’s Episcopal Church, L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; the '80s. " He told the delegates that 1800s, particularly Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and dedicate the Unitarian Mrs, Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Connecticut was doing very well and Universalist Society: associated with Ralph vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 rector. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., is eighth in per capital giving. a.m., Nursery program and coffee , a m., Sunday school: 10:45 a m., holiness East’s new meetinghouse Waldo Emerson and the SPECTACULAR meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 “Connecticut has been a solid con fellowship. at 153 W. Vernon St. transcendentalists. p.m.. salvation meeting. a.m.. Holy Eucharist. tributor year after year, and 1 don't The search for individual Bolton Congregational Churcli, Center Congregational Church, 11 The dedication will be Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton United Pentecostal Church, 187 know what we would do without this part of the Connecticut religious beliefs and the Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center St, Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., su p p o rt" Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship senior pastor; Rev. Chester C. Copeland, Valley District Fall Rally importance of relating service and nursery, church schooi; 10:30 minister. 10 am ., Sunday school; 11 The business of the meeting in one’s beliefs to the secular "starts today fob a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. which will be presided over a,m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Simpson, pastor emeritus, 10 a m.. cluded the passing of a current' by UUS: East minister Ar world are emphasized. Forum, Study group. worship. expense budget for 1980 of $767,750. o^ pweekonlyi Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Worship service and church school: 11:15 nold F. Westwood, presi Unitarian Universalists a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. an increase of seven percent over the believe that the diversity Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m,, dent Dave Sherman, and worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun previous year. The delegates" also the Rev, Charles Slap, of opinions, the use of day school: 7 p.m., informal worship. voted a goal of $1,218,750 for world, president of the CVD and reason, and the variety of Coventry St. John’s Polish National Catholic South Windsor national, and local mission efforts. minister of the First reiigious backgrounds of Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. This is an increase of 3.2 percent Coventry Presbyterian Church, Wapping Community Church, 1790 Unitarian Universalist its members make their Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; Ellington Road. Rev. Haroid W. Richard over 1979. Church in Springfield, religion a challenging and Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. Some resolutions passed at the a.m.', worship: II a.m., Sunday school; son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Mass. personally meaningful St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. meeting include: the abolishment of 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. worship service and church school. The program from 3 to 8 faith. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 state-operated and licensed Prince of Peace Lutheran Churcli, Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m. will include an open Sunday Program Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, gambling; support of SALT II and p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 reversal of the arms race; increased house, the dedication ser- The Rev. Arnold F, H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday a.m. p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 efforts to conserve energy; support Westwood, minister of the school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. St. James Church, Rev. James St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. a.m. of the United Nations Declaration of Unitarian Universaiist Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Human Rights and Amnesty Inter Society: East, will present Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in national; development of effective “ World Peace/Inner SAVE masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Peace: Some Connections” residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, educational and jobtraining, 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. ,i.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 programs for minority youth, and this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Second Congregational Churcli, 10 and 11:30 a.m. a m,, noon and 5 p.m. support of m arriage. the meetinghouse at 153 W. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand AN St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Vernon St. in Manchester. pastor; Rev. James Emondson, interim Philip A. Sheridan and Rev, Emilio P. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to The United Nations Sun minister. 9:30 a.m.. Union services with Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 First Congregational Church at Second the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 day program will draw on OUR REGULAR and 7:30 p’.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, a m.; family service and Sunday school. Wendell Berry’s models of EXTRA Church, The Rev. Robert Heavilin 10:30 and noon. To Attend Conference preaching. Avery Street Christian Reformed an agricultural life style Jehovoh’s M’itnesses, 647 Tolland Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, MANCHESTER - The Rev. Ken and attempt some onnec- PRICES Turnpike. 9:30 a m., Bible discourse; pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. Gustafson of Calvary Church will be tions between our inner 10:20 a.m., group discussion. and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at attending the New England Pastor’s lives and the life of the East Hartford Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church both services. Conference in Sturbridge, Mass., Oct (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High world. Music Will be Messiah Evangelicai Lutheran 30 through Nov. 1 First Asse|nl)lics of God, 763 Oak St. streets. Rev, CJiarles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 Chureh (Wiseonsin Synod), 300 It will be an intensive working con provided by Penny John a m.. Devine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Rev. Ralph K Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., Buckland Road, Rev. Ronaid Muetjel, ference on the present status and son, soprano. school and youth forum; .10:15 to 11:30 church school; 11 a m., morning pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service: 10:30 future prospects of the church in the There will be a time for worship; 7 p.m., evening service. a.m.. First and second year youth in a.m., Sunday school. six-state region. coffee and discussion First Baptist Churcli of East Hart struction. Holy Communion the first and Our Savior Lutheran Church, folloing the program. Sun ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 third Sunday of each month. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Participants in the conference will day school and nursery Main St Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon a m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., include 300 pastors, denomination Dr. Eugene Pickett care are available. a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, streets. Eugene Brewer, minjster. 9 worship. leaders, lay leaders, and other EXTRA a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship: 6 churchmen from across the area. nursery; 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. p.m., worship. Autumn Moon The program will include some Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Vernon case studies of contemporai y church The Dalai Lama ENTIRE STOCK Chureh in America), 1120 Silver Lane. N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun situations, study paper, as well as An early autumn moon hides behind the spire of Emanuel SPECIAL’- Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 day school, and care for small children. St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., times for fellowship, worsl.ip, and Community Baptist Churcli, 585 E. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Lutheran Church, Manchester. (Herald photo by Adamson) a m., worship service. prayer. Touring America First Congregational Church, 87 Center St. Rev, James 1. Meek, minister. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 Main St. Rev. William E: Flynn, 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, and 11:15 a.m. minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union THE By JILL MacNEICE minister. 10 a.m., worship service, during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 Missionary To Talk BIBLE church school, child cars; 11 a.m., coffee worship, nursery provided. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun United Press International FAMOUSRRAND Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. MANCHESTER — A missionary recently returned SP^LKS hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth iy He is the exiled leader of Tibet. He is the head of the fellowship. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. from Kenya, Africa will share her experiences Tuesday Eugene Lamaist monks. He is the 14th incarnation of Gedundrub. Faith Tohernacle Church, 1535 George Emmitt, minister of visitation Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael at 7:30 p.m., following dessert and coffee, at South ______Brewer He is the Dalai Lama and he has been touring the United Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun United Methodist Church, Main Street and Hartford A most perverse error States. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Road. taught for centuries in and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, noon. But there is much more to the Dalai Lama than the service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Dorothy G. Anderson works in a large rural area near Christendom is that all nursery. St. John’s Episcopal Church, Route are born in a state of sin, exotic appeal of Tibet. Beneath his scarlet robes the Nursery at all services. Mombasa, helping women organize self-help projects in' Burnside United Methodist Church, Calvary Church (AsBemblie^. of 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 guilt inherited from Buddhist monk is a polite but savvy politician who speaks literacy, cooking, nutrition, child-care and Christian 161 Church St. Rev.'Henry J. Scherer Jr., God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser Education groups. She and her husband, William, are Adam. It is neither sc'rip- with a disarming mixture of oriental wisdom, political pastor. 9:30 a.m,. Church school for all Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. vice and church school. turai, nor rationai. nor acumen and humor. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Vernon Assemhlies of Cod Churrh, dareer missionaries of the United Methodist Chureh, who ages, including an adult class: 10:30 a m.. have spoken at South Church several times in past years. just. ’’Politics is not dirty,” he said during one of his stops. Worship hour with child care provided for a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. But it is countered: "It is politicians who are dirty.” infants through age 5; 6 p.m., Junior High of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and The public is invited to hear and question Mrs. Ander "Behold I was brought Since he fled Lhasa, the capital of Tibet in 1959 under and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., worship services, son during the 7 p.m. dessert time and following her 7:30 forth in iniquity, and in sin pressure from Chinese Communists, the Dalai Lama has Wesley'^Memorial Church (United (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Vernon United Methodist Church, p.m. talk, which will include color slides and articles did my mother conceive Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. been living in Dharmsala, India, with a community of 65,- Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, from Africa. Mrs. Anderson is a graduate of Vanderbilt me.” (Psalm 51:5) This associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. 000 exited Tibetans. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., University, Garrett Biblical Institute, and Scarritt says nothing about worship service, child care. munion, youth class, nursery for small Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Dorothy Anderson College for Christian Workers. Adamic guilt, but During the two decades of his exile, he has tried to help children: 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday expresses hyperbolically his people, tugging discreetly at the strings of world con church school through Grade 6, nusery masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at the pervasiveness of sin. science. HOBOES & GAMES Glastonbury for small children. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. In the previous verse he Anxious to return to Tibet, but concerned about the Unitarian Universalist Society! East, Rockville United Methodist Churrh, Church Bulletin Board said, “ I have sinned," an welfare of his people, the Dalai Lama has made cautious St. Dunstan’s Church, Manchester 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, active quality, not contact with China, contact about which he politely Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor, minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Neumuth, Andover; Cari Peterson, passive. ' declines to comment. Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Trinity Covenant Church, 302 First Congregational Church of Ver Confirmation Sunday Glastonbury; Keitha Lawrence, Ashford; Ezekiel 18:20 tells us •COLECO •FISHER-PRICE •HASBRO •MEGO at 8, 9:30 and II a.m. non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. ”It is absoiutely your right to put any question. Equal Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. MANCHESTER — Confirmation Sunday Brent Johnson, Tolland; and Laura Jones, the soul that sins (active) Swensen, pastor: Milton Nilson, assistant Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, will be observed at both the 8:15 and 10:50 will die; that neither the ly, 1 have the right to say, ‘no answer’,” he told reporters assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Manchester. pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser Sunday morning worship services at Trini father nor the son will in New York when asked about relations with China. Hebron vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. bear the other’s Iniquity. The exiled “Ocean of Wisdom” has been in the United •MATTEL^IDEAL^PARKER^PLAYSKOOL^TONKA. and more Worship service. ty Covenant Church. The 12 members of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route day Bible school classes for all ages, Guest Speaker Slated Jesus even advocated the three through ad<, nusery for infants. /Talcottville Congregational Church, the class will present summaries of their States since Sept. 3, smiling patiently, shaking hands and 85, Rev. William Persing, rector. 10a.m., .MANCHESTER - David Tarbet, innocence, of young * Excluding Electronic Games and items on sale. Second Congregational Chureh, 385 ' Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 studies under the direction of the Rev. wooing audiences as he visited Buddhist centers and un- Worship service. Children (Matt. 18:3, 4). N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam ps D. a.m.. Worship service, church school, Norman Swensen, pastor. minister of the Church of Christ in Dan iverisities from New England to California. Gilead Congregational Churrh, Besides, if Adam’s first MacLauchlin, pastor. 10.a.m.. Service of nursery. At 5:30 p.m., there will be a potluck bury, will be the guest speaker Sunday The ”Wish-Fufilling Gem” as he is called, speaks of Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- sin was inherited by all worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Trinity Lutheran Church, evening at the Church of Christ at 6. “compassion,” “patience” and “love for others” with torefoot, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship supper in Fellowship Hall of the church in his posterity, why not his Fellowship hour in the hall. Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, This will be in the form of an exchange the assurance of one who has mastered the intricacies of service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church honor of the class of 1979. Following the later sins? How did Jesus North Unlteil Methodist Church, 300 pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser of pulpits, as Eugene Brewer, local Buddhist philosophy and metaphysics. • school classes. supper the students will read their themes escape inheriting this MANCHESTER VERNON Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love,, vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. written as a class assignment. ihinister, will speak in Danbury. guilt, seeing he partook of The Dalai Lama even speaks of his enemy with polite pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- Union Congregational Church, 8:30 Mr. Tarbet is a graduate of Abilene flesh? respect. Members of the class are; Susan and 1141 mum TUflNnKE TM-cin SHomm centir Manchester cices, with coffee fellowship between ser a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se Christian University of Abilene, Texas, “The enemy can teach you tolerance, so your enemy is vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through Jennifer Brownell, Norman Cable, Linda CHURCH OF CHRIST Jacobsen, all from Vernon; Sharon Ask, and he holds a Master of Arts degree from Lydall and Vernon Streets valuable to you and always gives you a chance to improve Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, Sykes South Windsor; Jennifer Bassett, Coven Fairfield University. yourself. Thus,” he said breaking into laughter, “the breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday school classes for age three through Auditorium, Park Street, Rockville; 11 Phone: 646-2903 enemy is your best friend.” school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Grade 6. a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex. try; Laura Manary, Hebron; Elizabeth i : EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct. 27. 1970-^- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 27.1979 « Winless Penn Tests Yale Mays Ordered to Sport Parade' py at the prospect of losing your ac take part in golf pro-ams and to help poration in Boston, an organization Mays came to the Meta in 1971 in a BOSTON (UPI) - Yale as we don’t lose, we have a lock on an games and hope that someone can Hard-luck Boston College, 1-5, anything to hurt haseball. My in uncontested championship. But By MILT RICKMAN tive participation in basebidl, I must out in shows staged by Bally. I have which is involved in food concessions deal with the Giants. He retired as an University, boasting the heat Yale,” Anderson said. "We travels to Army. Another defeat for volvement with Bally has nothing to Brown is playing great football, and NEW YORK (UPI) - Hall of request that you promptly dis nothing to do wi& gambling. I would serving racetracks, skiing facilities active player at the end of 1973, Milt Richman nation’s top defense, goes after think Cornell and Princeton have a the Eagles would insure the second do with gambling and I feel I’ve bwn Cornell and FTlnceton each only have associate yourself from your con never do anything to hurt baseball. and even baseball parks. I’ve been making $150,000 a year. His contract good shot at it. They both have good straight losing season for emhattled Fatner Willie Mays, con a model for baseball during my 22 UPI Sports Editor its eighth straight victory one loss in the league, so we still years in it. But now I have to think tract with the New York Mets. I am If he feels I’m not worthy of being in with them five years and nothing has stated that from 1974 through 1961, he defenses. The question is, can they coach Ekl Chlebek, who is 1-16 since sidered by many the most Saturday against winless Penn have some important tests ahead,” informed the Mets are prepared to baseball because of a contract, I ever been said about that. would. serve as a goodwill am score? We saw Cornell last week and replacing Joe Yukica. exciting player in baseball primarily of my family. Cozza said. In a telegram to Mays, Kuhn ad relieve you of any further obligations would have to say be is wrong. I don’t ‘"Two months ago when they came bassador and coach. while hot pursuer Brpwn they have the best offense we’ve In other Division I games, it’s Plenty of Good Company After the Penn game, the Elis have history, was ordered to dis vised him of the action he was taking. under that contract.’’ think I’ve ever done anything to hurt to me, I talked to A1 and I told him, Mays, 48, was inducted Into Hall of engages Holy Cross in a non faced all season.” Rhode Island at Boston University: Fame this past August on the first NEW YORK (UPI) — On his collar was one of those gold stars back-to-back road contests at Cornell associate himself from the “I am advised by A1 Rosen that you A news conference has been baseball. I’ve given baseball 22 years ‘Please ialk to the commissioner, tell conference battle. ‘ Brown beat Cornell 28-7 last Maine at Lafayette; Massachusetts game Friday by Commissioner scheduled for Monday to announce of my life. Now I have to take care of him my duties. He called him and ballot. ’The only teams he played with he enjoys handing out so much, and all around him were some of and Princeton before hosting Har weekend, allowing the Big Red more at Connecticut; and Northeastern at are about to sign a long-term con Yale has not lost in its last 10 vard to close out the season. Mays’ signing with &lly. ’The con my family. Who’s going to look out told him exactly what I’m telling were the Giants and the New York the greatest living stars in baseball history, placing him in the than 300 yards in total offense, but New Hampshire. Bowie Kuhn for signing a 10- tract with Bally in which you are games, and holds a 5-0 mark this Brown, the pre-season Ivy favorite, tract is for 10 years, calling for flOO,- for me?” you, that I will not be involved In the Mets. just one touchdown (with 15 seconds year contract with Bally Inter rendering services to promote that kind of position he never was in during the World Series. season, including’ a one-game Ivy lost a 13-12 opener to Yale, but has In Division II, it’s Norwich at Mays said that before he signed the 'gambling.'Under |erms of the con- In 22 years he hit 660 home runs, in left in the game.) '^ e Bruins have Albany St.; Colby at Bates, Maine company’s casino gambling interest. 000 for the first three years with es Sitting there quietly in a chair, .. „ . „ League advantage over Brown, won its last four. Coach John Ander national, a gambling hotel contract, be had a long talk with . tract. I’m not even permitted to gam cluding 52 in 1965, and finished with a ...... them all here.” Cornell and. Princeton. The Elis Ivy contests remaining with Harvard Maritime at Boston St.; Glassboro "While I can appreciate the calating raises over the last seven. taking the whole thing in, Willie son just hopes someone, anyone, can casino in Atlantic City. motivations leading you tot his The company Is headed by Bill Weinberger and Rosen, who both told ble in the casino. lifetime batting average of .302 and Stargell looked a little overwhelmed. The Pirates’ 38-year-oId slugger should have no trouble with the and Dartmouth (home) and against St. at Central Connecticut; New Mays has two years left on a 10- him they did not feel they were “I would never sue baseball but had 1,903 runs batted in. looked like a kid attending his very beat Yale to give his team a crack at Columbia (away). Haven at Currv: Western Connec association, it has long been my view Weinberger.. What’s more, he freely admitted he Quakers, but coach Carm Cozza the title. year contract with the New York that such associations by people in Rosen left the Yankees this taking him away from baseball. why should I be put out of something He played in four World Series, in was. first baseball game. knows there’s no room for a letdown. Cornell visits Dartmouth Saturday, ticut at Plymouth St.; and 1951 against the Giants, in ‘1954 “We have to keep winning our Mets, with whom he is a goodwill our game are inconsistent with its summer to accept an executive vice “Both Mr. Weinberger and A1 told when I’m not doing anything wrong. I “I find myself hlushing,” he said. “Funny thing about Willie is he’s ‘"rhe pressure is on us every game. with Big Red coach Bob Blackman Framingham St. at Mass. Maritime. against Cleveland, in 1962 against ambassador and part-time coach at best interest. I believe you have been presidency with Bally. me what my duties specifically tried to clear this whole thing up “Have you seen all these fellows the type^guy who can beat you and Eyery game is crucial for us. As long returning to the scene of his most Also, it’s Southern Connecticut at an annual salary of 150,000. made aware of my views in that con “I’m only involved in the com would be and they have absolutely before it even happened. If I was The Yankees and in 1973 wi& the here? It gives me such a good feeling you aren’t as upset about it as you famous triumphs. Princeton is at Montclair St.; Bridgewater St. at Harvard, and the Crimson, 1-4, have At his home in Atherton, Calif., nection. munity part of the operation,” said nothing to do with gambling. I have doing something wrong, I’d say I’m Mets against Oakland. inside b^ause I can remember the would be with a lot of other people,” Nichols; AIC at Springfield; Coast lost four straight for the first time in Mays said, “I dont' think I have done “Accordingly, while I am not hap Mav« “T am to visit hospitals and another contract wiUi the Ogden Cor out.” ' games I participated in with them. I said Bench. '‘‘He plays the game the Guard at Trinity; Amhefst at Tufts; two decades. Harvard also hasn’t anything wrong, I would never do can’t believe I’m in their company. way it’s supposed to be played, with Williams at Union; Bowdoin at Watson^s Agent beaten the Tigers since 1976. Honestly, I can’t.” excitement, with flair and with fun. We’kleyan; and RPl at WPI, In the same room with Stargell If he hits it, he runs; if he strikes out, were such men as Frank Robinson, he sits down. He plays as hard as Beaver Boaters Remain Hot Johnny Bench, Lew Burdette, Whitey anybody I know but he’s still able to Denies Report Ford, Brooks Robinson, Bob Gibson laugh at his mistakes.” Beavers were eliminated from state “And we’ve gotten some scoring Portland, 1-10-3 overall, jumped in and Donn Clendenon as well as Vera Jo«’t World By LEN AUSTER front at the 30:30 mark of the first Faced Burdette BOSTTON (UPI) — An agent for Boston first baseman Bob Wat 2 tournament consideration 10 games out of it,” Goncalves continued, ‘"The Clemente, the widow of Roberto son has denied the player gave the Red Sox management a 24- Herald Sportswriter into the ’79 campaign. Cheney is 4-7-2 two forwards up front have a lot of half as Mark Perez banged home an Clemente, who was a teammate of Burdette pitched against Stargell By JOE (;ARMA\ Winter-like weather more overall with two games, Monday room and we’ve been getting a lot indirect kick taken hy A1 Kapitzke Willie’s with the Pittsburgh Pirates near the end of his career and hour ultimatum for finalizing his contract. and more is making its taken inside the area. watched him in the series with the against Windham Tech and more shots.” for 11 years before being killed in a Tom Reich met with manager The Techmen drew even at 34:55 as Orioles on TV last week. presence felt but hotter than Wednesday versus Prince Tech, Goncalves cited aq early season plane crash. Haywood Sullivan Thursday night in Jim McKay converted a penalty kick, “ Basically, he looks the salhe to the summer’s heat is the remaining. loss to East Hampton and tie with A few feet outside the hotel Scottsdale, Ariz., to discuss Watson’s My Sturgeon a hand ball violation bringing up the me now as when I was in the league,” Elms Sweep Cheney Tech soccer team. The “Yes, an awful lot of adjustments Portland, both with starting banquet room, in the adjoining foyer, contract. Watson has until Nov. 1 to have b ^ n made,” responded Tech sophomore goalie Lou Goverhale on boot. i t ' were others like Don “Perfect said the Braves’ former ace. 7 decide if he will sign with the club or Beaver hooters rang up their Coach Manny Goncalves, “The big the sideline with a broken finger, as Cheney took the lead for good at Game” Larsen, Johnny Podres, Terry, a golf pro in Lamed, Kan., Flag Crown I was looking through one of the These ranged from giant eel, giant 3:11 of the second half with junior join the free agent re-entry draft. third straight win yesterday, 4- change was to a 4-4-2 (system) with critical to his club’s post-season Mickey Lolich, Bobby Richardson, also faced Stargell while finishing up “I’m not dealing in ultimatums. latest issues of an outdoor magazine, pike (that didn’t know it had been Brian Eaton, working hard down the with the Mets. 1, over Portland High at the two halfbacks coming up. We used it aspirations. They were all hut wiped Larry Sherry, Bob Turley, Gene But at this point, it (the deadline) is a and saw some pictures of d 206pound hooked) giant catfish, (same Techmen’s field. first against Rham and then against. out then. right sideline, setting up the score. Tenace, Ralph Terry and Bucky “He’s my idea of a good, honest Compiling an undefeated season in sturgeon that some anglers had category) world record perch, large Chris Vann collected a cross in front practicality,” Reich said Thursday Unfortunately, however, the late Rocky Hill. It held them (Rocky Hill) Dent. competitor,” Terry said, “and that’s six games. Elm Pharmacy wrapped caught. It reminded me of my one water snake ad infinitum. I also of the cage, poking it past Highlander before going to Sullivan’s home. torrid skein will be for naught as the quite well in the first half. what I admire as much as anything up the East Hartford Women’s Flag and only experience with this fish. It received all kinds of directions from keeper f ^ t t Feldman. Grand Reunion else in sports. ... Golf is a Football League championship with “ What we have is an external was quite an experience. “Horse him in, kid” to “let him have Vann at 11:30 drilled a 20-yarder deadline.” Spikers Bow ’They all were gathered for the 25th gen^eman’s game, and a fellow like a 58-7 decision over Wish’s last Sun Thirty years ago, when my wife, all the line he wants, youn feller.” from outside the penalty area into Willie makes baseball a gentleman’s day. Watson, acquired from the Houston Joyce, and I were in the first year of Finally, I worked him into the the far right comer for a 3-1 bulge. anniversary of the World Series Most Astros in a mid-June trade, was one MHS Girl Harriers Valuable Player Award, and Sport game. ” Playing the first half at quarter our marriage, we would travel to shallow water, and when I saw him, I To Simsbury Dan Menard capped the scoring at “I’m for the old guys,” put in 42- back, Patty Young tossed five of the Boston’s few pleasant summer Northampton, Mass., to visit her almost jumped out of my socks. Here the 30-minute mark as he nudged the Magazine, which presents a new surprises. He finished the season automobile to the Series MVP each year-old Brooks Robinson, laughing. touchdown tosses to Tracey Marsh. folks. And me being me, even back was a fish that looked like it was ar Upended for the fourth straight ball between Feldman’s legs as the with a .337 average, 13 homers and 55 year, brought them together “They always come through when The latter also tallied two extra then, if I was anywhere near water, I mor plated ( the head is covered with time, Manchester High girls’ latter was trying to gain full posses RBIs. Wind Up Unbeaten Thursday for a grand reunion and you need them most.” points. had to go fishing. bony plates) barbels hanging from volleyball team succumbed, 15-1,15- sion. “You mean to say you were pulling Marion Franklin in the second half One of my favorite spots was back under the mouth, and it'was at least 9, 10-15 and 15-8, 'to Simsbury High The two goals give Vann a total of dinner. The award was originated in Four goals — 1) beat Conard in a dual meet, 2) win the CCIL ti 1955, and the only past winners mis for Stargell against the Orioles in the passed for two six-pointers, onej^ach Between the AstVos and the Red of the old brickyard, down the hill I 20 to 25 pounds in weight. It’s tali was yesterday in Simsbury. six for the season while Menard’s tal series?” someone asked Robinson, to Young and Marsh. Fran Massolini Sox, Watson earned $2(X),000 this would go to fish the Connecticut like that of a shark, and it’s whole tle, 3) go unbeaten in the dual meet season), and 4) win the state ly was his third and McKay his se sing were Sandy Koufax, who rarely attends functions of any kind; Pete who played for Baltimore 23 seasons. led the defense with two intercep season. He reportedly is asking for a River for bass, pike, perch, general appearance was so complete Marge Botteron, Beth Apter, cond of the campaign. Class LL championship — were established by the Manchester Rose, who left for Japan Thursday, “I was rooting for the Orioles,” tions along with Barbara Lutzon. three-year contract worth $1 million whatever. ly alien from what I expected, that 1 Peggy Muldoon and Katrine Walsh Tlie Beavers play ^ the final 9:45 a High girls’ cross country team in the pre-season. and Reggie Jackson, said to be still answered their former Gold Glover, Athletic Attic tripped Lou’s in the and might be asking for a signing My favorite method for this kind of thought I had landed some kind of were best for the Indians, now 6-9 for man short as Walt Kostrzewa was The first two were accomplished smarting over a story written in the "but after it was all over, I was hap other game, 33-6, as Patty Lane bonus. fishing was with an old bait - casting prehistoric monster. the season. ejected for complaining too loudly earlier, and No. 3 was secured Concentrating on Ball py for Willie.” threw three scoring passes. rod, level wind reel, and of course Now you have to understand: two when teammate Craig Aitken was in magazine about him a few years ago. Reich said negotiations with yesterday as the Indians blanked Stargell, winner of this year’s JTactically everybody was because Debbie Durench raced 50 yards for live bait. I’d either bottom fish or use considerations governed my next Hartford Public, 15-50, at Center Simshury also took the jayvee con jured, on which no call was made. Cheney Tech’s Chris Vann (right) keeps his eye on the soccer Willie Stargell has as many friends Lou’s only TD. Sullivan began the first week in Oc a bober set about two or three feet up step. Number one, 1 had never even Two yellow cards were also handed Series MVP award, keet being con tober, adding “We’ve discussed the Springs Park to wind up with an un test, 15-8, 8-15 and 15-7. I ^ Sadosky ball as Portland defender Jim Elmstedt begins to step up. Vann gratulated by the past winners. as any other player in baseball. Hudlow’s blanked Lou’s, 27-0, as from the snelled hook. Parking my seen a picture of a sturgeon, let along out in what overall was a poorly of whole contract — all the subtantive a real live one. My closest acquain blemished 14-0 mark. and Carol Donovan were best for the “What tickles me,” he said, “is Clendenon looked over to where Laurie Christianna and Sue Frank “freight” on a rock, I would either scored twice in Beaver triumph. (Herald photo by Adamson) issues — and that includes money.” tance with a sturgeon, was seeing Goal No. 4 will be sought Thursday Indians. ficiated contest. seeing all the guys who were the Stargell was sitting with that gold caught touchdown passes from Jan watch the rod tip or the bobber for a 0 some pale slices of smoked meat on a as Manchester will do battle in the recipients before me. I wish I could star on his collar. Gustafson. She also handed off to strike. state Ciass LL Meet' at Wickham tell you the feeling it gives me to see “He’s a sensational person,” said Cheryl Thompson who scored. Tony On this eventful day, I was sitting plate at a party. Number two, 1 cer Park at 3:30. the Pirates' former first baseman. Barker intercepted three passes to on my usual rock, daydreaming, tainly did not want to get near this "My assistant coach, Karen Saints Taking Case to Capitol spark the defense. when I suddenly woke up to the fact “thing” because I did not know what Follett, and I are very’ pieased with College Football Roundup Playoffs Sunday list Elm and that my line was slowly paying out the damn “animal” might do to me. the performance of the team this Athletic Attic at 10:30 and Hudlow’s off the reel. Picking up the rod, I Could it lash out with that tail, or Among the other division leaders Rec Signup season and we’re looking forward to NEW YORK (UPI) - The Year, has guided the Redskins to a 6- and Maple Cafe at 12:30 at Martin waited until the slack was taken up maybe even jump out of the water at who will be playing Sunday, New me. (I have since discovered that C the state meet Thursday,” Indian New Orleans Saints are taking 2 record this season that ties them Park. by the moving “what ever it was” Coach Phii Bianchette stated. NFL with Philadelphia for second place in E n g lan d (AFC-East) tac k le s. and then ... struck! Expecting a sur sturgeon are really bottom feeders. I their case all the way to Baltimore; Pittsburgh (AFC- Arkansas-LSU Dates Listed should have known by looking at it’s Karen Scott, Jeanine Murphy, Pat the NFC East, a game behind Dallas. ge of activity at the other end, I was Washington in an effort to we’ve ever played,” Nolan says of Central) meets Dallas (NFC-Elast), mouth placement, tucked far under Adams and Lauren Woodhouse swept Pardee concedes that New Orleans The Manchester Recreation dumfounded to see the line move out prove they are title timber. the 17-7 win over the Lions. “The and Tampa Bay. (NFC-Central) the top four places for Manchester, has explosive power and terrific Department will continue to accept at the same moderate speed as the head) pressure by our line was the big hooks up with Minnesota. East Hartford Soccer So, while it was still in shallow which rested severai runners. Scott There’s no legendary Jean Laffite speed and the Saints are no longer a youth basketball registrations at the though nothing had happened. leading New Orleans’ crusade, reason those interceptions happened. joke in the NFL. Elsewhere, the New York Jets are In Top Contest Pee Wee Division - Tornadoes 6-0- three Rec Centers, East Side Rec — I leaned into the rod again, and water and a good 10 to 15 feet from turned in a 17:53 clocking over the 2.5 although the Saints give every indica Offensively we moved the ball all Muncie, however, is bothered by a at Houston, Buffalo at Detroit, 0, Cosmos 61-0, Kickers 4-2-0, Row 22 School St., West Side Rec - 110 then felt the fish move, as he felt the me, I reached back for my knife and mile layout, her best time on the dies 3-2-1, Roughnecks 3-3-0, Animals course by 32 seconds. tion they have the capabality of over the place, but couldn’t get it in.” hip injury which could slow things Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Cedar St., and Community “Y” — 78 restraint of rod and line. I can cut the line. The fish sat there in the San Francisco, Green Bay at Miami, NEW YORK (UPI) — Southern hospitality is as foreign in 2-2-2, Strikers 2-4-0, Sting 1-3-2, shallows for about two or three T Resuits: 1. Scott (M) 17:53 for 2.5 pirating the AFC West banner from Manning exudes the confidence down for the Saints. N. Main St., Oct. 29 through Nov. 2 honestly say, that this was not the Fayetteville, Ark., and Baton Rouge, La., to rival college foot Jaguars 1-4-1, Hurricanes 0-6-0. minutes while it regained it’s miles, 2. Murphy (M), 3. Adams (M), the Los Angeles Rams and flying it in that permeates the Saints’ locker Los Angeles doesn’t have the patsy Kansas City at Denver and from 6:30 to 8 p.m. hardest fighting fish I have ever con Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Seattle is ball teams as grits are to a New England dinner table. Junior Division - Strikers 5-0-0 strength and then took off. 4, Woodhouse (M), 5. Mosley (HP), 6. the lofty confines of the Superdome room these days. it once foresaw in the New York There are three divisions: Pee- nected with, but it sure was the “We’re past midseason now,” he in Atlanta for a Monday night game. Tornados 4-2-0, Sting 3- 1-1 Then my audience really became 5. Cruz (HP), 7. N. Cruz (HP). 8. ~ * ^ at season’s end. Giants, who have won three straight. Fan support is one of those intangi- Wee (ages8-9) Midget (ages 1611-12) strongest ... and largest. reminds his listeners, “and we’re San Diego leads the aFC West by a nationally in fewest points allowed Hurricanes 3-3-0, Jaguars 2-1-2,’ vocal ... “You crazy nut, that fish% Lazure (HP), 9. Blish (M). K a re n Scott New Orleans has not had a winning The Rams, in fact, are still reeling ble qualities that have helped Arkan Juniors (ages 13-14-15). Up and down the river we went season since entering the National having big games. In the past, vie from a pair of clobberings by Dallas half game after a 45-22 route by sas and LSU achieve some im (8.5). Rockets 2-3-0, Rowdies 1-4-1, Cosmos Division is determined by age on over an area of about 200 feet. Final worth $3 a pound as is” Football League as ,an expansion were out of it by now.” (30-6) and San Diego (40-16) and the Oakland Thurday night and can faU pressive records over the years. Florida State and LSU are 0-5-0, Hawks 0-4-0. Dec. 1. All participants must have a ly, after 20 or 25 minutes, the fish “You’re crazy, no fish is worth $3 a team in 1967. Its best record was the Washington coach Jack Pardee, Giant's newly reawakened defense into a first place tie with Denver if Rival coaches are in agreement the' expected to stage a defensive battle. recreation membership card (3) reluctantly started moving in closer pound” (Donf forget this happened 7-9 fashioned last year, but team like Nolan a past NFC Coach of the could cause more grief to L.A. the Broncs beat Kansas City. home-field advantage increases con The Seminoles have allowed only two which is good for one year. to shore. During that time, I had 30 years ago) Mixing Up Indians followers figure the current mark of siderably for Arkansas and LSU on touchdowns in their last three games Basketball clinics are scheduled as started to acquire an audiencdl of “If it’s worth three bucks a pound, 4-4 is enough justification to forecast their own turf. and are holding opponents to only 9.3 UVM Comments follows: “Y” — Peewees (8-9) Nov. various fishermen from up and down what the heck kind of fish is it? It a better than .5(X) season and perhaps Houston and Florida State, two points per game. LSU has given up BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - A 5,12 6 to 7:30 p.m. Midgets (1611-12) river, who had seen me moving back sure isn’t an eating fish.” the divisioh crown. teams with perfect records, are just 10.5 points per game. decision to eliminate championship Nov. 6,13,6 to 7:30 p.m.. Juniors (13- and forth battling “whatever it was.” “Dummy, that’s a sturgeon, and Youngster, Veteran, Tie that dumb guy from the city just Dunk Swim Rival In other games involving the top 10 competition in all Yankee 14-15) Nov. 7, 14, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tied with. Los Angeles going into about to run the gauntlet. I had also acquired some very tired ranked teams. No. 1 Alabama hosts blew about $65 ... Geez. How stupid Mixing it up, Manchester High girls’ swimming team sub Sunday’s game against Washington, Houston, ranked fourth in the na Conference sports except football East Side Rec — Pee-wees (8-9) To muscles in my wrist and arm, along the Saints have the second best offen tion with a 6-0 record, visits Virginia Tech, No. 2 Nebraska enter will hurt several sports at the be announced at a later date. Midgets with numerous and sundry can you get.” merged hapless Enfield High, 118-49, in CCIL action yesterday in sive record in the NFL with a total of Fayetteville Saturday while seventh- tains Colorado, No. 3. Southern University of Vermont, according to Oct. 29, 30, 6 to 7:45 p.m. suggestions as to what was on the You live and learn from Enfield. 3,010 yards. Quarterback Archie For Lead with Buddies ranked Florida State (6-0) travels to California visits California, No. 6 UVM officials. Juniors — Nov. 2, 5, 6 to 7:45 p.m. other end of the line. experience. What a lesson that was! The victory improved the Indian’s Results: Ohio State hosts Michigan State, No. UVM President Lattie Coor said Manning has accounted for all but 62 a young kid — we got nothing to talk Baton Rouge. The youth clinic dates at the West overall standard to 7-1, making it 29 200 medly relay: 1. Manchester (M. LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Howard Twitty, who shot a 64 in the 8 Texas travels to Southern the decision, made earlier this MacDonald, Stauffer, Gallagher, of the team’s. 1,726 passing yardage, about.” The last time Houston visited Side will be announced at a later victories in their last 30 outings. tournament’s windy second round. Methodist, No. 9 Oklahoma is home month, means southern New G eap), 2. Enfield, 3. Manchester 2:08.6 while Chuck Muncie has carried for (UPI) — “The old pro and the Sullivan, 24, with earnings of $38,- Fayetteville, the Cougars suffered a date. “We let people choose what events Three teams tied at 128, one stroke humiliating 34-0 defeat. But, last against Iowa State and No. 10 England teams like Connecticut will All participants are reminded to Cuba to Miami Swim 200 free: 1. B. MacDonald (M), 2. Jor 603 of the 1,284 yards gained on the young kid” tied a pair of high 596 this year, never has led a PGA they wanted to swim,” narrated behind the leaders. They were the Michigan entertains Indiana. no longer be requred to play Vermont dan (M), 3. Fogg (M) 2:04. 0. ground. tournament since he dropped out of season Houston upset the Razorbacks wear sneakers and gym shorts. school buddies Friday for the twosome of Ben Crenshaw and Elsewhere, Brigham Young is and may decide not to do so. Manchester Coach Dave Frost. 200 IM: 1. Geagon (Me, 2. Morrison Coach Chuck Nolan is no stranger college to join the pro ranks. He at Houston en route to the Southwest Anyone interested in coaching should halfway lead in the $250,(K)0 George Burns, Bruce Fleisher and home against New Mexico, Freestylers swam breaststroke, (M), 3. Tucker (M) 2:41.5. to championship honors, having won b la sts his ball into the bunker three Conference title. indicate at registration or at the Swan Song for Nyad butterfliers were in the backstroke, 50 free: 1. Stauffer (M), 2. Fields (M), three division titles when he coached PGA National Team Cham Tom Jenkins, and Peter Jacobsen The lead in the SWC is the prize Pittsburgh entertains Na\y, North clinics.. 3. Kweder (Ec : :26.6. and D.A. Weibring. times Friday because, he said, “I put Carolina hosts East Carolina, Notre etc. Also, divers Judy Stoker and the San Francisco 49ers. He points to pionship at 127, 17 strokes un too much pressure on myself.” this time as the .fifth-ranked Razor- Lisa Bouchard, who have not swum Diving: 1. Hitchcock GEg, 2. Stoker an unheralded 4-3 flex defense that der par. Most in the field of 104 teams com backs also are sporting a 64) mark. Dame entertains South Carolina, HARTFORD (UPI) — Marathon swimmer Diana Nyad, 30, (M), 3. Bouchard (M) points not plained that a stiff wind made the First-round leaders, Forrest “Fuz Purdue is home against 2 before this season, combined with could key the Saints’ hopes for the ti The veteran and' the youngster zy” Fezler and Larry Ziegler This is your basic “powerful offense says her 100-mile swim from Cuba to Florida will be her swan Anne Morrison and Beth MacDonald available. going tougher than in the first found Northwestern, Wake Forest enter 100 fly: 1. Dougan (E). 2. Geagon (M), tle after it intercepted four passes were Jim Colbert and Mike Sullivan, dropped two strokes off the pace versus rugged defense” game as to capture the 400-yard freestyle over Disney World’s palm and Houston ranks eighth nationally in tains Auburn, Penn State hosts West song. 3. Siebold (M) 1:07.0. and registered four quarterback who teamed for a best-ball round of Friday with a 68 to finish 36 holes She said she’s been running 12 The 5-foot-6V(i, 130-pound brunette relay. magnolia courses. Colbert said his rushing offense (279.7 yards per Virginia and Baylor hosts Texas 100 free: 1. B. MacDonald (M), 2. Zotta sacks against Detroit last weekend. 65 that matched the 36-hole total with a 129. <-'*1 miles a day, doing other exercises said some of the financial problems LeeAnn Stauffer, Dani Zotta, Mary (M), 3. Nicewitz (E) :59.1 “Defensively, we played the best game improved despite the wind. game) and Arkansas is sixth Christian. ’ carded by buddies Tom Purtzer and The veteran also complimented “It was a lot tougher today,” said and swimming four hours, three days may have resulted from a reluctance Gallagher and Melissa Geagan were 500 free: 1. Kweder (E),2. Tucker 'M), Purtzer in explaining the poorer on the part of corporations to become among Manchester’s top performers. 3. Jordan (M) 6:26.3. Sullivan for scoring an eagle, the a week to prepare for the swim. scores. ''Yesterday, we weren’t even involv^ with an event tied to the 100 back: 1. Gallagher (M), 2. Jennie rookie’s third since the tourney Miss Nyad, who swam 89 miles 7 (E), 3. Siebold (M) 1:16.2. began. close to making a bogey. ’The wind Chinese Gymnastic Coach from Bimini to Florida earlier this communist nation. Illing Girls Win 100 breast: 1. SUuffer (M), 2. M. m": “I looked for some flipply-wristed made the .course play a lot year, said she will begin devoting all But she said she had no . problems MacDonald (M), 3. Kempton (E) 1:18.8. different.” with Cuban authorities in planning Illing’s girls’field hockey team kid who could hit a long ways,” said of her time next February to training 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Stoker, Purtzer accounted for three of his Perfect With Hockey Shot the swim. applied the whitewash brush yester the 38-yeark)ld Colbert, who has for the swim. Morrison, Bouchard, B. MacDonald), 2. team’s eight birdies — the longest a “That’s my last swim. I want to One reason for the Cuban swim day to Webb of Wethersfield, 2-0. career earnings totaling $674,715 and Manchester, 3. Enfield 4:46.7. A 20-footer on the 401-yard 17th hole, a swim 100 miles in the open ocean was her failure to complete an Toby Brown in the first half and holds the scoring record for the tour NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The first spokesman Jeff Russell said. par r. with no currents or tides helping earlier and well-publicized similar Kristin English after the break Not Record Return nament, a 36-underpar 252, set in time gynmastic’s coach Qu Derui got After winning the car, Derui said ’Twitty said it wasn’t just the wind me,” the swimmer said. “I want to effort. tallied for the Rams, now 3-2-3. 1975. his hands on a hockey stick he won a through an interpreter that he’d ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis bothering him. He said he found it do a few big, big magnificent records “It’s worth trying again because ! Jeannie Bronise, Pat McCarthy “I got a daughter as old as him,” car, but he’s hard pressed take the hoped to take home a tape recorder Cardinals learned Thursday rookie harder teaming with an old friend that no one is going to break for a didn’t get a fair shake the first offensively and Maureen Flanagan, Roy Green will not be credited with a said Colbert, jerking his thumb in prize back to his native China. or a machine that would record blood like Purtzer for fear of disappointing long, long time.” time,” she said about weather and Alicia McDowell and Deb Blake, record 108-yard kickoff return Sullivan’s direction. “An old pro and Derui was hoping to pick up a pressure - souvenirs that "would he him. ’ “useful” souvenir or two when the useful, practical.” Tbe swim from Cuba to, Florida navigational problems in the earlier along with Doreen Phelps were against Dallas. - swim. defensive standouts for Illing. Chinese womens’ gymnastics team He said initially that “I don’t think had been planned for late this month Dick Maxwell, information direc or early November, but/had to be Meanwhile, she said she has been tor for the National Football tir*' began its first ever international I’ll be taking it home.” jS Islanders Top Whalers exhibition tour in America. But Russell said the coach had postponed because of a string of woi;king on a book, a screenplay and Game Ganeelled Conference, informed the team tropical storms and financial following up on several possible jobs league officials had re-measured the But he wasn’t dreaming of the new wavered a bit and details were being Mike Bossy’s fifth goal of the fronted hy Hartford goalie John problems. in broadcasting, including the Blast Catholic’s soccer game slated Dallas end zone and determined car he won in a weekend promotional worked out to ship the car to China. Garrett, who knocked him to his “The weather is bad. We couldn't possibility of reporting the 1980 yesterday against Prince Tech in Green actually caught the ball six season at the 10:50 mark of the contest at a hockey game. He said the Nighthawks owners third period lifted the New knees, but had enough to tuck it Into Derui shot a 3-inch wide hockey had agreed to pay taxes and shipping get the money together,” she said. Olympics. Hartford was cancelled, much to the yards deep instead of eight. Green She also has been on a speaking consternation of Eagle Coach Tom the cage. puck 65 feet through a 4-inch ^^ide fees to Derui’s Communist “It’s a shame. I was all ready to go.” returned the kickoff all the way in York Islanders to a 2-1 win tour which brought her to Hartford Malin who wanted the game played. John Tonelll tied it for the hole in a piece of plywood placed homeland. ^ s s Nyad, who does her full-time last Sunday's 22-13 loss to the Cow •«> JS over the Hartford Whalers in training in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Monday to talk about her own “ for “We got the runaround on this Islanders, 3-3-1 with 7 pointy In the over a hockey net between periods at “As of right now, he’s going to keep boys in Irving, Texas. and is now living in New York City, mula for success” .to an insurance game. I was told no officials were National Hockey League Patrick Division, at 3:53 of the third a New Haven Nighthawks American the car,” Russell said. “They’re still Decision Awaited (NHL) action last night at the period, assisted by Billy Harris. It Hockey League contest. in the country, so it hasn’t been com said the swim was tentatively company’s men’s club. available but I found out there were. rescheduled for late spring, but the Next week, she said she will be in It (the game) was postponed about NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA Com Heading for Finish Line Springfield Civic Center. was a powerplay goal. ' “We thought it would be fun if we pletely decided. But the car/is his missioner Larry O’Brien has given Hartford, 1-4-3 and 5 points in the gaye their coach a chance to shoot right now.” Bottom Of the Pile financial problems may require the Argentina to film a network televi three times,” a miffed Malin stated. Bossy collected a pass from lin- sion sports show where she will swim the Utah Jazz and Detroit Pistons un Manchester High’s Chris Scott chums for the finish line in the mate Bryan ’Trottler, who took the Norris Division, had taken a 1-0 lead Uie puck and see how he would do. And if he doesn’t keep the 1980 Oakland running back Booker Russell ends up on bottom of the location to be changed. Blast, 8-5, has closing dates Monday til Nov. 2 to make initial submissions One possible alternate, route is with a herd of nearly extinct whales and Tuesday at Cougar Field against l(X)-yard breaststroke in Wednesday’s meet against East puck at the Whaler blue line after a in the first period on a goal by Blaine He’d never held a hockey stick Chevrolet Chevette hatchback? pile in the end zone against San Diego Thursday night in NFL from Rhodes to Athens Harbor in 'which have resumed mating for the Xavier and Glastonbury respectively to thWleague office regarding the Catholic. Scott took second place in event; her team taking a 90- collision sent a couple of Hartford Stoughton. It was Stoughton’s (hird before. As it was, he drilled it “‘He has the option to sell it back compensation cases involving Ben goal of the season. play. Touchdown was from one-yard line. (UPI photo) Greece, she said. first time in several years. It will then enter post-season play. 82 deijision. (Herald photo by Adam$on) players off the disk. Bossy was con through the hole,” Nighthawks for around $5,000,” Russell said. Poquette and James McEIroy. I PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 27. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN "'ll wi Texaco Gain Prompts Business Jets Stress Youth Saturday FOOTBALL Manchester at Wethersfield Carter To Seek Data New C o /C Member East Catholic at Avon Simsbury at Penney B> Lnilpd Prpss Inlrrnalional MANCHESTER —Camisole Lingerie Boutique, a new East Hartford at Enfield a distinct market advantage over other firm located at 913 Main St., Manchester, has recently In Turn Around Texaco Inc. Friday joined the oil com U.S. oil companies because Saudi Arabian Windsor Locks at Rockville games but the Jets picked off five of joined tjie Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. New York Jets’ Coach Walt coaches can help by sharing our oym All games 1:30 p.m, pany profit parade, reporting its third- crude is cheaper than oil from other Matthew and Constance Novello are the co-owners of Michaels celebrated his 50th his passes to help even the club’s experiences.’’ SOCCER quarter profits more than tripled in the OPEC nations. ' , record at 4-4. the boutique. Two of their employees, Ronnie Sivoirs and birthday last week but he ’The Jets actually had six rookies MCC at Middlesex, 11 a.m. biggest gain of any refiner .The Carter ad Exxon, the largest U.S. oil company,- Barbara Bodin, have degrees in Merchanding Merchan ’The defensive platoon starts four on the field at the same time last North Haven at Rham, 11 a.m. ministration ordered 20 major oil com- posted a 118 percent profit gain for the probably didn’t feel that old rookies. Marty Lyons, the club’s No. dising. Mrs. Novello is a former model in lingerie weekend. No. 2 draft pick Mark CROSS COUNTRY penies to supply daU to explain their third quarter. Mobil, second largest, had a retailing in the Hartford area. after his young club notched 1 draft choice, has been a fixture at Gastineau played the final half for East Catholic at Holy Cross massive earnings gains. 130 percent earnings jump. Both Aramco consecutive victories over right defensive end since opening end Lawrence Fillers, who was Freshman Invitational The Council on Wage and Price Stability partners said overseas operations ac Minnesota (14-7) and Oakland day. Middle linebacker Stan Blinka, a forced out with an ankle injury. said the hefty profits reported by many counted for the bulk of their profit in vr-r.. Heublein Earnings No. 5 pick, took over that post in the I (28-19) in the space of seven Michaels also used Bob Winkel, a U.S. oil refiners this week "suggest the creases. third pre-season game. No. 4 draftee Costly Fracture days. waiver acquisition from the Vikings possibility of non-compliance” with Presi “Thik is not a diabolic scheme on the FARMINGTON — Heublein Inc,, has reported a 20 per Johnny Lynn replaced comerback last August, to give regular tackles WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) - Herve dent Carter’s voluntary price standards. part of the Aramco partners,” a Wall cent increase in first quarter earnings of $21,120,000 for The Jets’ youthful defense, which Donald Dykes, a third round choice, Joe Klecko and Abdul Salaam a< Filion’s fracture of an index finger on “Because of the alarming impact of Street analyst said. “They are buying the 1979 fiscal year, over the same period last year. was embarrassed by New England in the second half of the Jet’s loss to breather in the warm temperatures his right hand probably will cost the rising petroleum-product prices on the Saudi crude at $18 a barrel and then Chairman Stuart D. Watson said Thursday the company S6-3 and Buffalo' 46-31 earlier, has New England on the second weekend. at Shea Stadium. world champion driver an assign national economy, the public is owed an selling their refined products at world showed a strong sales growth in its three major business developed into a cohesive unit. New Finally, free agent linebacker Mike explanation,” said Robert Russell, the market prices determined by companies lines — liquor, foods and international operations. York allowed just one touchdown in a "One of the disadvantages.a rookie ment behind Hot Hitter in Saturday’s McKibben made his initial NFL start has is that he actually hasn’t seen council director. that are buying crude from other OPEC The company's earnings-per share were 99 cents for the 10-8 loss to ^Itim ore on the sixth $175,000 M essenger Stakes at against the Vikings last Monday. himself perform on film very often. The Council gave the oil companies 10 nations for $23.50 a barrel.” first quarter, compared with 83 cents in last year’s first weekend. The defenders then in Roosevelt Raceway. "These young players are begin In training camp and early in the Filion was injur^ when Keystone days to file their reports. The Saudi price of $18 a barrel — the quarter. tercepted four Minnesota passes and ning to learn the system,’’ explains season, the game films and instruc Suave stumbled approaching the Texaco, the third largest U-.S. refiner, lowest charged by any member of the Liquor sales increased 1 percent to $251,133,000. recovered three fumbles in their Michaels, "but I really feel that it tional films are not of them but start of Monday night’s fifth race and said its third-quarter earnings rose 211 Organization of Petroleum Exporting Food sales, including Heublein's Kentucky Fried first-ever Monday night triumph. takes nearly two years before a rather of the veterans. It’s sometime he was tossed from his sulky to the percent for the biggest percentage gain of Countries — could add $1.2 billion in each Chicken division and Grocery Products Group, rose 8 per Ken Stabler and his streaking rookie can truly call himself a hard to convince a young player on a ground. His brother Henri will sub any major oil company. quarter to the combined earnings of the cent to $115,152,000. Bpidei^s provided the opposition last veteran. They have to learn all the I certain point until he has seen stitute for him if he is unable to drive Texaco, based in White Plains, N.Y., fourth Aramco partners this year, the Sunday aiid the defense again rose to different things that teams try to do to himself perform in that situation.” in Saturday’s race. earned $612.18 million, or $2.25 a share, up analyst said. Emhart Revenues the occasion. Stabler had not thrown exploit them. That’s where we from $197.09 million, or 72 cents a share, In Washington, the head of the an interception in three straight in the third quarter last year. Revenues American Petroleum Institute, the oil in FARMINGTON — The Emhart Corporation’s third- advanced 45.5 percent to $10.25 billion dustry trade group, said the price quarter earnings fell 38 percent below the same period from $7.04 billion. ncreases hitting Americans this year last year, the company reported Thursday. Carmichael Catch Away From Record The refiner said 61 percent of its third- primarily reflect sharply higher OPEC The company’s third-quarter earnings were $10.1 quarter profit surge came from foreign prices and not U.S. oil company profits. by the name of Harold Carmichael. I, million, compared to $16.4 for the same period last year. Danny Abramowicz needs no Abramowicz. "But if it has to individual record,” explains operations and 39 percent from U.S. ac But Alfred Kahn, chairman of the White The company attributed the decrease to losses in introduction to Harold Car just about did'a flip. He was 6-8. I happen, I can’t think of a more deser Abramowicz, who also does color tivities. House Council on Wage and Price Stabili was amazed at his grace and speed. I plastic products and automotive components at the com michael. They go back a long ving guy. The reason I don’t want it commentary for the Saints radio Some of the most dramatic profit in ty, said the Carter administration is star pany’s Bailey division, ■» knew then that this guy was destined network. way. broken is thht I never played on a creases for the July-September period ting a "crash attempt” to determine why Earnings for the first nine months of 1979 were $48 for greatness. I never dreamed he’d winning team, never had a chance to What does Carmichael think about have been reported by Texaco, Exxon the oil industry's margins — the "I was organizing some offseason million, a five percent decrease from the same period of come back to haunt me like this, go to the playoffs, and this record the current pressure?' Corp., and Mobil Corp. —-participants in difference between what they pay for football clinics throughout Louisiana, 1978, the company said. though.” really has meant a lot to me.” “It’s in the game plan for me to do the Arabian American Oil Co’, which ac crude and the price of refined products — and I’d always get some local players Abramowicz hoids the NFL record There are several similarities certain things. If a passing pattern is counts for approximately 6.5 million have risen substantially. Racing for Possession to supplement the pros I'd u s ^ from for consecutive games with at least between the streaks qft, Abramowicz in there, it's up to me to do my job barrels a day of Saudi oil production. ' Mobil, which voted Friday to raise its CE Income Rises the area,” recalls former Saints’ Manchester High’s John Kelly (in white) and Hall High’s one reception — 105. Danny started and Carmichael. One item is the and catch the ball. But during the Standard Oil of California, the fourth third-quarter dividend to 75 cents from 60 Shades of Buck Rogers? STAMFORD — Combustion Engineering Inc,, the receiver Abramowicz, now an invest his steak Oct. 29, 1967, and pressure and the accompanying game,'I don’t even think about the U.S. partner in the Saudi consortium, has cents a share, said it would welcome a diversified heavy engineering firm, earned $1.30 a share Steve Richmar were in a footrace for possession in Thursday’s ment consuitant in New Orleans. Barbara Blocker isn’t steering a space ship. She’s operating a Philadelphia Eagie Harold Car strategy. streak. I just concentrate on catching not yet reported its third-quarter results. Senate investigation into the oil industry's in the third quarter, up from $1.08 a year ago, on a rise in soccer action at Memorial Field. The CCIL titans battled fast "I was in Baton Rouge and michael will match it if he makes a the ball,” says Carmichael, who has special machine that assembles clutches used in automatic and furiously, and well, and finished in 0-0 tie. (Herald photo by “There wouldn’t be any pressure Analysts said the Aramco partners have profits. sales to $684.88 million from $559.O'? million. somebody introduced me to this reception Sunday against Cincinnati. during the week, because I’d be con averageid 44 receptions during his transmissions for small cars. Nearly a million tiny accordion-shaped Net income rose to $21.49 million from $17,28 million. Adamson) receiver from Southern University Carmichaei could establish a new centrating on practice, but on Sunday eight-year career. springs are placW in clutch cages each month at the Barnes Group For nine months. Combustion Engineering earned mark a week from Sunday when the they would try to get a pass to me “I guess I’ve always been put in the Inc. plant in Bristol. Strong U.S. small car Sales helped the diversified $6^.63 million or $3.83 a share on sales of $1.94 billion the Eagles play host to Cleveland. early. There’s enough pressure position to make big plays. The Sales Slump Curtails company post third-quarter earnings of $7.3 million, or $1.06 a share, compared with $51.99 million or $3.23 a share a year "The way I feel I would like to see Bowling during the course of the game, the pressure has been on me a lot of up 56 percent from a year ago, on sales of $106.6 million, an improve earlier on sales of $1,67 billion. the record broken,” says team shouldn’t be worrying about an times because of that. President Arthur J. Santry Jr. said the strong market ment of 15 percent. (UPI photo) for equipment used in petroleum exploration and produc KofC- Elbe Newcomb PARKADE DUSTY- Profits for GM, Ford tion was a big contributor to the gains. In addition, the na Magowan 487, Marilyn 221-571, Cy Perkins 213-569, Fred Kozicki 201, John company's specialty minerals and refractories Rogers 205-179-495, Karen Eki Fisher 201, Bud Tomlin Kozicki 201-201-583, Bob DETROIT (UPI) — General Motors economy. businesses did well and nuclear equipment and fuel sales Riordan 185-488, Fran Two Promoted at Firm son 213-577, Rudi Wittke Charon 200, Dave Chagnot Corp. and Ford Motor Co., feeling the im In dramatic evidence of the impact of were up. Misseri 473, Ruth Wood 204229-612, Bill Tomlinson 216550, Bob Oliver 212, Ed pact of the auto industry’s seven-month that shortage. Ford said its U.S. GLASTONBURY - bury 469, Brenda Orr 451, vice president of Highway had undertaken several 201. Cza-ikowski 553, John sales slump, have reported dramatic automotive operations lost $299 million in Highway Safety Design & Safety Export Corp., major management con Myers 565. Carol Mader 459, Lorna declines in profits in the third quarter of the third quarter, compared with a profit Career Day Today Salvatire 206515. Fabrication Corp.. 239 Highway Safety Research sulting assignments in the TRI-TOWN- Ken this year. of $58 million last year. Commerce St., has an Corp. and other sub Hartford area. He was also MANCHESTER —Century 21 will hold a Career Day Margotta 241-611, Dave ANTIQUES- Julie Ford reported an actual loss in~its U.S. It was the first time since the 1975 nounced two promotions. PINETTES- Anita sidiaries. vice president of inter today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 789 Main St., to orient in Fraser 205-557, Ron Sim L evesque 146„ Robin automotive operations, but was kept in the recession that Ford showed a loss from its Kenneth W. MacCormac MacCormac has served national operations for the terested persons to the real estate business. mons 213-554, Bill Calhoun Moorhouse 125-354, Viv Shorts 485, Dee Minnich black overall by stronger overseas sales U.S. car and truck sales. 477, Lois Begin 176-460, has been promoted to as vice president and Fram Corp., Providence, If you are interested in a career in real estate, you are 503, Andy Michaud 541, Bayer 134-371, Emma and a one-time tax write-off in Great Bri GM, which introduced its hot-selling Pam Robertson 474, executive vice president. general manager of the R.I., before coming to invited to stop by and talk to the Century 21 personnel. , John Miller 534, Greg Spak Johnson 128-348, Faith tain. compact X-cars in April, suffered much Rosemary Thibodeau 175- \0> He will also continue as corporation. Previously, he Hartford. For Reservations and information call 646-1316. 518, Ray Caouette 522, McConnell 143-347, Bar GM said its third-quarter profits fell to less in the U.S. market than Ford and 186509, Carol Moriarty 455, A 1956 graduate of Har Gary Sullivan 532, Ray bara Callahan 126, Bee $22 million, down 96 percent from «ar- Chrysler Corp. vard, he received an MBA Bessette 508, John Booth DeDominicis 125, Joan Tina Aherns 187-478, Carol nings of $528 million in the same period Ford listed sales of $9 billion in the third Awarded Diplomate Allen 476, Maryann 1 2 0 degree in 1960 from the 219-528, Ray Michaud 509, DeDominicis 138, Louise OCT. WANT AD last year. quarter, down $658 million from the same University of Virginia. He Grabeck 458, Leona Vincfent Pinto 503, Dick Webb 126129-348, Tammy Ford reported profits of $103 million, period last year. GM's sales of $13.3 is a director of New Jersey SOUTH WINDSOR—An area psychologist was recently Lourie 511, Howie Edwards Thrall 127, Sharon Baldassiro 194-186-541, down 66 percent from $301 million in the billion in the period compared with $13.5 awarded the Diplomate in Clinical Biofeedback by the Eleanor Lively 181-505, Galvanizing & Tinning 500, Bob Arendt 577, Joe McElhanon 132-366, Alice third quarter of 1978. billion in the same period last year. American Board of Examiners in Clinical Biofeedback. Leanna Harper 181-461, f o b Works Inc., and is a resi Catania 500, Brian Richards 127-139-381, Alice SPECIAL Both companies have suffered from the GM Chairman Thomas A, Murphy and dent of West Hartford. Dr, Lloyd K. Daniels, associate professor of psychology Ann Odell 214^92. Edwards 542, Fred Dobosz Sartwell 138-346. big car sales slump that began in April President Elliott M. Estes said despite the Wesley V. Feshler has at Central Connecticut State College, has treated 510. with scattered gasoline shortens and relatively poor showing, they are confi been promoted to vice agoraphobics in South Windsor. Agoraphobia is an TEETOTALERS-Sandy EARLY BIRDS- Bruna well-publicized gas lines. The crisis was dent about the future of the company and president of operations. He excessive fear of leaving home and being in crowds. Most MTE OWLS- Linda Robison 184-516, Nancy F orm aggioni 170-370, followed by a weakening in the U.S. the economy. previously held the position sufferers fear they will die if they go on a long trip. Massaro 204-524, Gurd Washburn 509, M artie of operations manager. Daniels lives in West Hartford. Rasmussen 196, Linda Barilla 177, Anita Rinaldi ^ackor 134-3M, Bar- Before joining Highway Luce 181, Wendy Fortune 465, Joann Ricci 185454, Safety in 1976, Feshler was 184-460, Annie Gagnon 455, Betty Elliott 181464, Don- Airline Rates To Rise a sales representative for Kathy Berzenski 454, Carol the Axton-Cross Chemical Barnett 462, Dawna tSHS Co., North Haven, and held Schleofer 478, Marion a similar position with Smith 463, Dot Hills 457, To Meet Fuel Cost Spector Freight Systems, Priscilla Cushman 455. Chicopee, Mass. He was Available Sat. and Sun. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Civil third quarter of 1978. also with the Pratt & JEWEL- Sharon Nason Jal AlalEn^ ) Aeronautics Board agreed today to allow The board also said it will not condone Kennclh W. MoCorniao \1 eslfv \. I'cslilcr Whitney Division. United 182-489, Cindy Hurley 175- Lobster Fra Diavolo for TWO 1 5 i 9 5 the nation's airlines to raise their fares by chaotic conditions in the industry caused Technologies Corp.. as a Cartfully prtpared with muMolU, clam», thrimp, acrod, acAllopa and 452, Beth Fitzgibbons 482. up to 3.7 percent on Nov. 1 because of the by airlines raising, their fares to the new buyer. flounder. A C A I'A-l'/ilba. O iO U SATURDAY MATINEE SATURDAY EVENING skyrocketing price of ^el. level without properly informing the Earnings Record Feshler is a 1963 Baked Stuffed or Boiled Lobster POWDER PUFF- Terry F«ST: graduate of Trinity College FRST: The increase was tlM fourth this year public. Steak and Lobster 9 * 9 5 Siemjnski 178-469, Jackie I. Zetui-iax 2. Montia-Freddf I.Zegui-freddi 2. Damy-Bohrar I and lives with his family in 3. Fiinlo-Boinv I authorized by the board. The total of the When fares were increased Sept. 1, the Czaya 181, Edith Tracy 192- A. Oanrijr-kaiabal 3. Rodriguei-James 4. MontiRa-Barturen BRIDGEPORT — Citytrust Bancorp Inc. has reported 5. Rw-landi 6. U-larturen four increases is 25.9 percent. A board board said, it was deluged by complaints. Manchester. Veal Cordon Bleu 517, Gerry Tonski 175-520, 5. kasuLanda 8. Berry-Jan earnings of more than $1.3 million for the third quarter of 7.50 7. Befn-H>{u S. RodrigDer-Jamrs 7. Pete-Magu 8. Fausto-Arteche spokesman said the latest increase The CAB has been making adjustments Highway Safety Design All ol these superb specials Include Lorrie Baker 186-463, Sub$ Petr-Homlra this year — The highest earnings in the firm’s history. Sobs R w -I^ authorized was “mostly due to fuel, no in airline fare ceiling twice a year since & Fabrication Corporation Salad Bar & Pasta or Baked Potato Vicky Glass 193-175-527, SEC0« SECOND; Earnings for the first nine months of 1979 totaled $l7 I.Damy-FreMr 2. lerry-lan doubt about it.” 1977, However, because of the fast-rising is a leading manufacturer Plus Regular Menu Marilyn Meyers 177-191- I. Rodriguei-lolnar I 2. Fausto-James million. 3. FmtO'lraisbal A. M U -M a gu 3- BerryFreddy 4. Damy-kaiabal The cost of airline fuel has risen from airline fuel prices, the board changed its of highway guard rail and 518, Carol Doughney 470. 5. U.-Umes 6. Rio-lolnarl Citytrust Bancorp Inc. is a bank holding company. Rt 83 Talcottville 6 4 3 -0 2 5 6 S. Pete-Arteche 6. Montia-Ian about 37 cents a gallon at the beginning of policy over the summer and began highway safety com 7.7e{iH-bpa 8. Rodrigueilartwcn ^1. Zegui-Mondra B. kastt-Barturen Citytrust, a subsidiary, is a commercial bank with 33 oO Subf Irasu-ArtfcFw ponents. Subs J-J.-Magu the year to an average of 67 cents in readjusting the fare levels every two fices in Connecticut. SYMPHONIES- Carol TMRO; THM): l.Tetuilamft 2. Damj-Artectif September. Fuel costs now account for months instead of gvery six. Rawson 126-145-356, Donna 1. Fausto-Boihrar I 2. Berry-Hagu 3. Rodrttuei-FrnhlT 4. lerry-lspa 3. Danny-Ftpa 4. Rodriguet-Arleche about 24 percent of the airline’s total cost September fuel costs indicated an in Mozzer 127, Dete Kmiec S. Pete-Barturni 6. Fausio Landa S kasu-kaiabal 8. J.J.-landa of service. crease in the price of fuel of 3.75 cents per 7 kasu Mondra I. Montdia-Bolivar B 340. 7.Rio-)ames B. Pete Barturen The increase comes as some of the gallon over Augu; t prices. Using Subs Rio-lraiabal Subs Zegtri-HfAdra FOURTH FOURTH nation's largest air carriers are reporting projected costs through December, the MERCANTILE- Jim 1 Urtfctif 2. Hondra I.Zegui 2. Montrila third-quarter losses, or drastically board arrived at the 3.7 percent figure. ardDIMW*"" 3. Rio 4. Sergio COMMERCIAL AND PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Cochran 141-361, Dick Sim 1 Mondra 4. Remo S. Iraiu reduced earnings, compared with the 455 HARTFORD ROAD hdir (desisn 6. Carea S Carea 8. kasu MISC. FOR SALE mons 150-381, Tony Vann 7, f t \t 8. Romo RESIDENTIAL 7 I.) 8. Rio 40 — Household Goods 643-5230 135, Dave Barrera 159-381, Subt ltf.w Subs Fausto 41 — Articles for Sate FffTH Walt Bender 137-136-376, FffTH: (NOH-CANCELABLE) 42 ^ Building Supplies I. Montdla Mondra 2. Rodriguei-Magu 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 275 W. Middle Tnpke. • . Manchester, Ct. I. Zegui-Artecbe 2. Montilla-Freddy Les Christensen 160, Jim 3. Irasuirteche 4. Charoia'Ispa 3 Roikiguei'kaiabal ■ Ko-Mondra 44— Musical Instruments 5. Rmdo-lamts 6. U.Jan 45 — Boats & Accessories Bell 146-386, Hank Frey 5. U.-Kpa b. Romo-Magu Night 643-2718 OPEN SUNDAYS 7 PHo-landa 46 — Sporting Qoodf 8. Rofflo-karabal 7. Charola-Landa 8. Renedo-Jan BUT THE (NL PRKES INVITES YOU TO OUR 161-406, George Barber 143, Subs Zonui Barturni 47 — Garden Products 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Subs Pete-James 4B — Antiques Greg Lukas 139-369, Daryl SUTH S»TH; i.kasu'lspa 49 — Wanted to Buy Lukas 137-361, Bill Sheekey 2. Tlkaiabal I.Pete-Sergio 2. Romo-Jan 3. RnSercio ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD...... 4. Romo ArtKhf 3. Charota-Mondra 4. Rio Carea RENTALS FALL/WINTER 140-136-410, Bill Colby 353, S Prie-lmwt 8. Renedo-Mondra NOTICES - REAL ESTATE P.O. BOX 591 S. J.J.-Leonet 6. Renedo-karabal 52 — Rooms for Rent . IWEEKEND SPECIAL! 1 — Lost and Found Don Ponticelli 355, Stan 7.0rbfa H-lan 8. Franciscolanda 23 — Homes for Sale 7. Frandsco-landa 8. Orbea Mtspa 2 — Personals 53 — Apartments for MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Subs Rodrinuei Magu 3 — Announcamants 24 — Lota-Land for Sale Rant zEneagy Jarvis 359, Ed Tomkiel 357, Subs Rpdriguei-Freddy 25 — Investment Property 54 — Homes for Rent PREVIEW PARTY SEVtlFTH: SEVENTH: 4 — Entertainment Zip Sobiski 361, John Lukas I. Francisco 2. Charoia 26 — Business Property 65 — Business for Rent NuQuil t-Charoia 2. Francisco 5 Auctions VICKS 27 — Resort Property Dear Sira: ^ O SaverHeala: 3. Renrik) 4. Larrea 56 — Resort Property 358, Dick Krinjak 355. 3. Renedo 4. kiaki 26 — Real Estate Wanted $ Arriaga H 6. Acin FINANCIAL for Rent NIGHTTIME of Fall Fashions S. Joaquin 8. Orbea R 57 _ Wanted to Rent I Plaaaa run tha following ad lor 4 days at lha apaclal 7. tsis W 8. ki^i B — Bonds • Stocks - 7. Acks 8. Asis W Mortgages 58 — MIsc. for Rent monay-aavlng rata ot-^'4.001 • OporatM at 100% capacity for par hou.r COLDS HYQUIL Subs Carra Subs Carea g — Personal Loans MEDICINE 3 Q U I2 FKNTK MISC. SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE • ENERGY SAVING CONTROLLER for aalactlon ~ol EJCKTK: 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED I Francisco-Carta 2. Ortca M-Cerualer l.*0rbea H-tImbefto 61 — Autos for Sale daalrad comfort laval. OCTOBER 29th / 7 - 10 PM 2. Gharola-Asit R 31 — Services Offered 3. Rertrdo-llmborto EMPLOYMENT 62 — Trucks for Sale 4. Arriaga l-Asis I 3. Renedo Acin 4. bubi-Sergio 32 ~ Painting-Papering 13 — Help Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment • Tharmoatatlc control — TIP-OVER Switch. » 10 OZ. SIZE 5 biaki'Ornii 6. (i»e^-Sergio 5. Eusebio-Carea 6. 33 — Building- 7 Durango-lronol 8. Oiarola larrea 14 Businaaa for Sale m • Maximum haat In ona mlnuta REG 7. Remo-Genty 8. Franctsco-leonel Opportunmea Contracting 64 — Motorcycles (1) (2) (3) (4) Subs hian H-Salaiar I Subs Arriaga B-Saiaiar 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng BIcycles-Cempers 3^27 SPECIAL NilH 16 Situation Wanted a NO installation ; plug Into any outlat. k'3' NNTH: 35 — Haatlng-Plumolng TraWs-Moblle. 1. Arriaga U-Acin 2. CharotaCern]! 36 — Flooring l.kiaki-Ganialei 2. Juan l-Undierto EDUCATION Homes • Drattically raducas lual bllla. '3 Alberdi Caroa 37 _ Moving-Trucking- • Meet Our Staff 4. Inabi-Salaiar fl 3. Jaaquin-Ceniy 4. ARerdi-larrea 16 • Private Intuuctlons 56 — Automotive Service (•) (7) (8) S. Hendi Iknboflo Storage (10) • Faal haat 10 It. away In 3 mlnutaa. 6. Joeg-Atis R S. EusebioAcin 8'Men«-A$isR 10 — Schoola-Claaaaa 67 — Autos for Rent EVENING HERALD, Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - EVEWNG HERALD, Sat., Oct. 27, 1979 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ia Help Wanted ** Help Wanted ' 13 Help Wanted ** Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale 23 There are people out □ REAL ESTATE there looking (or what you have to aell. Tell PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - MAINTENANCE - W xt Herald Full time. BS in public health TEACHER ASSISTANT- Must SHAKLEE . MEANS them about It with a CllMaWllNTED~ $365.00 WEEKLY Applications now being MR$ES’ ASSIS7WTS Homes For Sale 23 nursing preferred. Call tte be creative and enthusiastic, S U C C ^ I Join the growing Classified ad. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Intsrlor ronovitloni. GUARANTEED. Work 2 accepted for a 7 to 3 full time Current openlrtgi on both 7 to 3 and MmehMtor Manchester Public Health and have some Early Shaklee family of independent accep! f u f t lie m roquirtd. Full timo Childhood Experience. Con hours daily at home ($178.00 distributors. You’ll get what posiuoii In m^nteiwnce 11 to 7 M itt. We are seeking COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Nursing Association, 647-1481, pooiuan. Hourf)f nt« biM d upon for one hour). Free Brochure. you put inti) it... and more! ini’ nsTe. Excellent mature IndlvhhuU whose primary ROOMS, 1st Iloor family "lUTTERNUT RD.” Monday thru Friday, 8 AM to tact The Hockanum Valley concern will be the welfare and m B EM IES oxporlonoF. Day Care Center. 695 Hartford MEM, Box ITS, Williamsport, Hear about our bonus, car and working conditions and room with fireplace, 4 One of Manchester’s finest 4:30 PM. Part time positions Coll2S2-e800 Md. 21795. benefits. Apply in person: care of our patlenta. Both full end □ NOTICES ADVERTISING Turnpike, Vernon, Conn. 872- travel opportunities. Phone part time openings. Flexible generous sized bedrooms, 2 locations now ready to also available. An ^ u a l op for InWrvlow. 9676. Meadows Convalescent 1/2 baths, .central air; 2 car 2861249. schedules avallablem Salary com build. Custom homes from DEADLINE portunity affirmative action TOOL & DYE- Tool and Dye Homh, 333 Bidwell Street, mensurate with experience and garage, walkout basement, / employer. To provMi Nursing Cart $120,000 - lots from $40,000. Lost and Found 1 \ 12.00 noon tne day before CHILD CARE WOHKERS- maintenance and Repair Per Manchester. 647-9194. performance. $83,500. Group I, Philbrick publication. in p riv iit hem n and ACCOUNTANT. Manchester Oak Hill School has im son. Immediate opening. Full COUHTe H HELP WANTED Call Mrs. Grant RN Agency. 6464200. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST- afternoons and evenings. LOST- Girls Eye Glasses in Deadline for Saturday and Mon IM Ie tl FacHWos. Fart company has a full time posi mediate openings for Child time, part time, (lall La Point DRIVER WANTED for local CKESTFIELO MERRITT pioMcy colqrful case. Vicinity of day IS 12:00 Noon Friday Part time weekend position. lima, full Unw. CansMart- tion available for a conscien Care Workers to work with Industries, 872-8581, Exten Apply: 150 Center Street, CONVALESCENT HOME VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 Call Thomas Valliere, area Automotive 6 4 6 - 1 1 8 0 Woodhili and Brent Roads. Mon glvan to pralaranca tious self-starting individual multi-handicapped children in sion An Equal Opportuni Manchester - Bess Eaton 643-5151 ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Laborato^ Supervisor, Donuts. Distributorship. Individual Call 647-1106. ADVERTISING Ob—Location and Hours. to perform a variety of office dormitory and class room set ty Employer. M/F. must have clean driving fireplaces, large Famtly Rockville General Hospital, duties. This position requires ting. Experience with han- JTVULMll. YCIJT auAUiawMA. RATES PLEASE READ 872-0501, Extension 307. NO FEE • JWHKLY PAY PART TIME SALES record and knowledge of IMPOUNDED- Terrier, male Far HdonntMon esN a good general accounting .dicapped children required. 2 BRAKE SPECIALIST- greater Manchester area. throughout! ISO’s. Call R. 1DAY...... 14‘«NimiM ^ ...... — COUNTER POSITION- Apply Ziminer, J.D. Real Estate for about 10 years old, grey, YDUR AD 843-SS15 baaiground and a minumum years of college preferred! Minimum 2 years shop Good starting pay and Spruce and Pearl. About 8 3 DAYS ...13'iNiraiNi PART TIME TYPIST needed of 2 years office experience. 2nd. shift. $3.96 to M.09 hour experience, domestic and in jierson. Swiss, 521 East Bualneee Opportunity 14 'details. 646-1980, or 647-1139. Classified ads are taken over the for Professional Office in AjD t AUlSTANCE Middle Turnpike, Monday, benefits. 51/2 day work week. THREE BEDROOMS- Fully month old male, mixed breed, 6 DAYS ...12**wraNr phone as a convenience The Associates degree desirable ly. Excellent benefits. Call foreign cars. References Manchester. Work may be of Nolorth Etatam Conn. Wednesday and Friday only. Call 525-3118. BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, applianced, including brown, Main and Oak. Female Herald IS rasoonsible for only but not required. Please write 2463496-'or write: Personnel required. Apply at: Midas CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Dishwasher. Modern. 26DAYS ...11'Mirain one incorrect insertion and then done in applicant’s home, if Inc. 1 more could be added; with 4 Remodeled Kitchen and mixed breed, short te n , about office manager. Box V., AssisUnt, Oak Hill School, 120 Muffler Shop, 285 Main Street, Beautiful. No Pets. 1 year old, black and brown, 16 WORD, $2.10 I M only to the size of the original in pick up daily is possible, or in 1S7 $Mt Center llrM i Buckland Station, Holcomb Street, Hartford, Manchester. PART "nME PERSON for car COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - or 5 room apartment. Baths. Aluminum siding, in- sertion Errors which do not our office. Applicant must be washing, errand running, etc. Earn up to $200 a week. Reasonable. 875-4141. ground pool with patio and References and security Cushman Drive area. Atout 2 HAPPY ADS *2,gOH lossen the value of the adver Manchester. Conn. 06112. Equal Opportuni- required. $400 monthly. months old Shephard cross, excellent typist. Hours flexi ty Employer. ______ROOFERS - Experience for morning only. Hours flexi Experienced or will train. privacy. Group 1, Philbrick tisement will not be corrected by ble. See Frank Trudnack or Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. male, Brindle, Manchester an additional insertion ble. Send resume to: Box Y, preferred. Asphalt roofing. Agency, 6464200. c/o Manchester Herald. Mr. Carter, (barter Chevrolet Hartford. * EDUCATION High School. Contact ?all 5262101. , MANCHESTER- COLONIAL- V.— Co. Inc., Manchester.______so Manchester Dog Warden, 646- fcjjk ii iaia OFFICE WORKER- Full ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Bowers School district. Gas 4555. RESPONSIBLE YOUNG time. Knowiedge of Accounts MATURE BABYSITTER PERSON FOR GENERAL Private Instructions 18 Well insulated, full dormered heated 7 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 Payable,- Accounts TOWNOFMimCHESTER WANTED for Friday and CAPE, Ideal for retirement or baths, front to back living WORK. Cleaning, painting, Receivable, and Payroll. first home, w/w carpeting, new Saturday nights. Own RIDING LESSONS indoor solarium in ESK. Double garage. room with fireplace, large yard work, some carpentry Small office. Apply in person: MACHINE OPERATORS transportation preferred. Call work. Call 649-5403. Part-Time Position riding ring. Western stock kitchen with dishwasher and East Hartford Convalescent anytime, 649-6782. seat, saddle seat and hunt ARROW REALTY disposal, formal dining room, Announcements 3 Home, 745 Main Street, East WANTED seat. All levels 228-9817. ■ 7 1 -1 9 0 B covered patio, new pool and COUNTER PERSON - Hartford. DOG WARDEM Mature. Must like working AMERICA S OLDEST LICENSOR fenced in yard. Move-in condi- ATTENTION TOTALPHONE $4.00 per hour Experienced Only OP ICE CREAM SHOPS VOICE. PIA^O Instructions. (ion. $64,000. Owner 649-8053. SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need With public and figures. RELIABLE NEEDS OUALIPIED FAMILIES NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK Optfllngt for ErtglrM Loth#, MilHno Maehlno. Brldgoport, N/C TO OPERATE THEIR OWN Former faculty New York help receiving your calls? References required. Apply HOUSEKEEPER- 1 day a The Town of Manchester is seeking applications for BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Midas Muffler Shop, 285 Main tImiUe MMi Jfl iora Pporitow on ttio Urol and ooowcl oMft Ml Music and Art High School. MANCHESTER- 6 Room Temporary or permanent. week. Small family. New the part-time position of Dog Warden. The hours of pold Imuronco, • hoUdiRya, paid voeotlon. Ploooo apply In poroon paneled living room, eat-in Cape. 1 1/2 baths. Fireplace. Street, Manchester. only: Professional Singer/Pianist. Kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Personal Attention... Very house. Must have references. the position wiii vary. However, they will consist of 644-8597. Full basement. Hardwood Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- Call 649-5017. evening hours and weekend hours. It^is '.essential lovely quiet setting on dead floors. Hot water heat. Near LE-MICURPURATIUN Co/u/d- end street, deeded beach 8623. that applicants have experience harfdling^knimals. 190 Tunnel Road Schoofs-Clasiss 79 - schools and shopping. Clean Pony Express Conies to Church BABYSITTER WANTED in ICE CREAN STORES rights. $79,900. Call exclusive throughout! $50’s. 647-1578, Applications are available in the personnel Depart Vamen, Conn. 00060 ______CARVEL REPRESENTATIVES agent. Carol Cable-Wagner, Entertainment 4 HOUSEKEEPER- 8:30 a.m. Waddell ^hool area, after FOR THE BEST - Manchester Publicity agent Doris Suessman Points out a poster announcing the school. Call 643-0290days; 643- ment, Town Mali, 41 Center Street, Manchester, * WILL BE AT THE Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal MANCHESTER AREA- 3 to ,4:30 p.m. Mature person Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 housing opportunity. 443-4470. coining of the “Pony Express to the Burnside United Methodist needed for General 5W nights. Connecticut. Ciosing date for fiiing is -Monday, Cmil Ice CrtiM Stan pupils per teacher, FREE in Bedroom Raised Ranch in November 5, 1979. country setting, with “Energy Church, East Hartford. More than 20 members of the church will Housekeeping duties in rest ErRiIR, Corr. troductory lesson with this ad. MANCHESTER- Two Family home. Steady work, good SALESWOMAN NEEDED- An equal opportunity employer. EAST HARTFORD Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Saving Features.” $65,900. become saddlebag carrying "trail bosses” and “route riders” within To work part time mornings, ERflili ■ill 4-4. Very nice condition. New Call Century 21, Village Green wages and benefits. Manor (■ roof. 200 foot treed lot. Manor Rest Home, 385 West at the Anderson Little CARRIER WANTED TAKE A GIANT STEP Associates, 633-8336. the next few weeks in the church’s “Pony Express” stewardship cam Clothing Store. 338 Broad 25 HizarR Rva. Immediate occupancy. $54,- Center Street, Manchester, FORWARD TO A HORSE 900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. paign. Each saddlebag bears the name of 10 church families on the run phone 646-0129. Street, Manchester. Please Ranney Street Oct. 27th 1 26th CAREER. Meredith Manor CHARMING CUSTOM CAPE h a p p in e s s 18 call 647-1451. School of Horsemanship. Call with quality details. Close.to route. A family fills in an “estimate of giving” card, seals it in an Woodbridge Avenue TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT MANCHESTER- Cape. 6 $370/THOUSAND FOR Toll Free, 1,|^24-1929. shopping, recreational envelope and inserts it in the saddlebag, which is then hand-carried to ASSEMBLY LINE McDonaliTs needs Evening CALL TOIL FREE Rooms. 1 unfinished. facilities, transportation. Im ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Webster Street Aluminum siding. Garage. another family on the route. (Herald photo by Blake) Postage paid. Free applica WORKERS wanted for soft PIANO, ORGAN, & VOCAL maculate interior. Priced to drink bottling company. ^ and Closing Help Linden Street, and 800-43H008 Convenient location on bus sell at $56,900. B/W Realty, tion. R.D.L. - B(A 183-C, CARVEL CORPORATION INSTRUCTIONS- Taught by a Physical work involved. Must Moms and Dads, Students, Everybody ... we need line. Asking $55,900. No 647-1419. EHO. Mason Street, Morrisonville, Beldon Street Tchara N T loroi Professional in. your home. agents. 643-6927. HAPPINESS IS... N.Y. 12962. be dependable. Apply: Pop dependable people to deliver the fast, friendly service Please call 649-5892. Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, that has made us famous. No experience required ... Call Chris NEWLY LISTED! Im MACHINIST Class A, able to Manchester, between 10 a.m. excellent training provided. PART TIME SCHEDULES 21 ■ 21 21 ■ 21 • 2 maculate 3 Bedroom SMORGASBORD read Blueprints and to do own and 4 p.m. ,Bungalow on 1st floor. Employee Robbing (and some full time ]obs) to (It your needs. 647-9946 Completely redone inside and Bolton United Methodist Church set up, with mimimum super vision. Day shift. Guaranteed MY COMPANY WILL IffeD onald's offers more 'than a out! Stove and refrigerator Today overtime. Paid Insurance. EMPLOY 2 people to start paycheck stay. 2 garages. Quiet residen- - □ EMPLOYMENT Uniforms furnished. AH paid work immediately. $200 per tial location. Being sold to Set Undermines Agency 7 PM V week potential, plus bonus. • $3.25 per hour starting pay for weekday closers. tle Estate. $52,000 and in our hoildavs, quarterly bonus, Call 6463936. Equal Oppor • Performance and wage reviews on a regular schedule opinion, worth more! Group I, the possibility of making the decision Help Wented 13 plus additional benefits. Apply HARTFORD (UPI) - The executive in person: Allied Instrument tunity Employer. • Free food policy Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. director oi< the state Commissions on making commissioners’ jobs full-time. & Tool Company. 67 Woodland • Uniforms are supplied TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. $4.50, $4.00 A $3.50 CUSTODIAL-Full, part time. OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER- $46,900. 5 Hospitals and Health Care said Friday the "In several years we got through the Apply 81 Commerce Street, Street, Manchester, Connec Reservation 646-8533^ Cleaning School Buildings. Don’t miss seeing this immaculate 7 Sunday 1-4, set some time aside to room home in move-in condi agency has been piagued by having its budgets by the skin of our teeth,” Foran Glastonbury. PTG ticut. Pleasant working conditions, room Cape, new roof, new kitchen, view this 7 room aluminum sided tion. Newer kitchen, deep lot, staff hired away by the facilities they said, adding that the legal deadlines COMPANY. Telephone 633- good pay and benefits. Apply Cape. Efficient gas heat, garage, detached garage, quiet street. 7631. EXECUTIVE MEDICAL new rec room, fireplace, regulated. required commission staff to work "in SECRETA'RY for busy in person: Facilities Services private lot, move in condition. 11 Owner / Broker. 528-3959 or credible hours during the summer,” Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Office, 771 Main Street, South livingroom, woodbuming stove in 6434455. ' The agency experienced a 200 percent CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Manchester practice. Starting basement. Priced right at $55,900 Foxcrott oft Adams St. The agency has until Aug. 15 each year $185, with CMS & Blue Cross. Windsor. turnover in the past few years in its state - Experienced only. Top TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years 4$ W itt Canttr St to complete preliminary reviews of wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Reply: Exhaustive staff with many of the workers taking and dinner shifts. Apply at experience. Manchester area. PART TIME PERMANENT 1221 Tolland Tphi. budgets. If that deadline isn’t met, the Berlin■ I ’Tpke., Wethersfield, Corriculum Vitae to Box X, Real Estate Wanted 28 higher paying jobs in hospitals and other Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East Send resume to: Box U, c/o c/o Manchester Herald. POSITION- Nationwide SHOWCASE REALTY, INC. hospitals' budgets are approved by 563-0151. Manchester Herald. Inventory Service has im MCDOnaMTS health care organizations, he said. Center Street, Manchester. SELLING your house? Call us default. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - mediate openings for respon Bernard Foran also told a committee RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll HOMEWORKERS- fc^arn sible adults to take inventory first and we’ll make you a Foran said while the deadlines may p.m, and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. RARE OPPORTUNITY - Immediate opening on 2nd 21 649-2992 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, set up by the Legislature to review the 6- $50.00 / hundred securing, Sundays, Saturdays and some McDonald's is on mjiial opportunity employtr M/F 13 East MHMIa Tpka. have been sufficient when the commission Apply director of nursing, OWN YOUR OWN shift for Decision Data 9610 Realtor, 643-1577. year-old agency's operations that his BUSINESS. Distributor for stuffing envelopes. Free weekday evenings. Good math 21 . 21 - 21 - 21 - 21 • 21 - 21 whs established, the review process has Salmonbrook Convalescent machine. Hours 6 PM to 12 agency could use more legal staff and had Kodak film, Duracell Details. Reply: Titan, Box AM. Excellent benefits and skills preferred. Paid training become more complicated since. And with Home, off House Street, 94688, X72T, Schaumberg, III. provided. For interview, call MAY WE BUY your home? been hard-pressed to meet deadlines set Glastonbury, Please call 633- Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and pay. Call Debra Hinchcliffe at (juick, fair, all cash and no incomplete budgets often submitted by the other photo products needed Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 451 644-2574 on Monday October up by law for it to review hospital budgets. 5244. HANDY MAN- Part time as 29th. Hebron junipor Knoll'^ problem. Call Warren E. hospitals, the staff ended up with 45 days in your area. No selling. Ser Main Street, East Hartford. WANTED Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. Commission staff said hospitals had vice top Retailers under needed. Property repairs. 569-1330. MACHIHIST OPEHIHGS to review 35 budgets, he said. NURSES AIDES wanted for Carpentry, plumbing, pain INTERNA-nONAL come before the panel to present budget full time on all shifts. Apply exclusive contract established requests with legal counsel, while the He said hospitals "essentially got what by us. High immediate in ting, etc. Call 646-2426. ^ O’RGANIZATION is looking COUPLE OPEN HOUSE Household Goods 40 director of nursing. Salmon- for people who can be trained TO O L M A K E R S agency can only call on two assistant at they wanted” in the agency’s first two brook Convalescent Home, off come ibinimum required in Bridgeport Bat Up and Operate Saturday^l 1 -3 pm Sunday 1 -5 pm years of existence, but now were subject vestment $9,975. 100% profit PERSON TO WORK IN for future management !Fpr housework, child care, REFRIGERATORS torney generals assigned to cover all of House Street, Glastonbury. KITCHEN making MACHINISTS FOR positions. Equal Opportunity yard work, some cooking. Lathe Sat Up and Operate Washers / Ranges, used, to more stringent review including Please call 633-5244. structure. Call betweeq 8AM the state's health agencies. & 5PM; 1-800-633-6367. Or sandwiches with other girls. AIRCRAFT PARTS - Employer. For personal inter Separate 2 bedroom fur CNC Bridgeport TralnM (or Sot Up and Operate 9V4 MORTGAGE AVMUBtE guaranteed and clean. New Several appeals of hospital budget cuts several complicated formulas dealing write: American Film Call 649-4561. Experimental and short run. view call the local manager at nished house, utilities and TOP WAGES ANDTALTALL BENEFITS PAID Yes, that’s right! 9V4 mortgage available on this new shipment' damaged, G.E Si with various aspects of their budgets. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Must be able to set-up and 649-8023 or 643-0143. FRIGIDAIRE. .Low prices. imposed by the commission in past years Monday through Thursday, 3 Processing, Inc., 1935R salary. Car and references Garrison Colonial. 3 bedrooms, baths, 2 car gar DIETARY AIDES- Full time work from blueprints. required. Write P.O. Box GROUP 1: A select auociation of REALTORS sorvfr>g the greater B D Pearl & Son, 649 Main were still pending before courts, the agen Foran said he wasn’t recommending the p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor Hoover Court, B’ham, AL age; attached breezeway, hardwood floors, commissioners be put on a full-time basis, 35226. positions now available in our Miminum 5 years experience. COCKTAIL W.AITRESS AND 24(1, M ain O ffic e , MARK MANUFACTURING tMaiKhester area w ith more o EVENING HERALD. Sat., Oct. 27. 1979 - PAGE NINEl’i-'.fc.iv PAdE KIGHTEEN - EVENING HEJIALD. Sat.. Oct. 2 7.19TO "S Paanuta — Charlaa M. dchulz Frank & Ernest ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie oilciMpcc cppyir^c I NewOasI 1 Confederate Q M A N T T T A 4 Swr I IM Cm CX Imk i t W I V# Cm program States Army fo R A P E f r V 0 R 1 E 3 ft! Dear AbbY 4 What (It) (abbr.) [A e Q t 8 \o A L 1 L X 7 Graek latter 2 Public vehicle A M E T T 1 0 1 n NOW, DON'T 10 Automotive lo- 3 Of the brain I A C e L T u]0 M 0 E N „ By Abigail Van'Buren claty (abbr.) 4 Set of I D E B n T7 0 A R 0 E I I Possatiiva principles S 171 n dET EjCCiTEDp I n N D Y 1 fi pronoun 5 Clasp E Q □ B B DEAR ABBY: I am a young married woman with a child. p~ s L E 81 N T 8 1] ■ MR. I My motherhas always been my best friend, and I felt I could J 12 Villain in 6 Heretofore (2 A Y 8 E T Ki "Othello’ wds.) □ IS 0 1 E[ l I p E 4| faring any kind of problem to her and get some good sound ■ 7 Italian 1X 14 Shorten I C H 1 T A IT E R T RuT OuR STOMACH i advice. 16 Rafaranca greeting H E L 0 N u E a C 8 My husband and I have been having sexual problems for book 6 Derby (T 1 R 8 T Y \ f D D Y PUHIPV ONTHg about a year. (He Is always "too tired.’’! 1 still have normal 18 Compass 9 Arctic abode Swvleti OHvtd Pilntlng-Ptpwlng BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Swvlen Ott»nd 31 32 sexual desires that need fulfilling. Believe me. I have never point 13 Hawaiien 30 Large cut peninsula P R iT X . been n cheating woman, but a very attractive divorced PriBcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 New (prefix) island 32 Breed 45 Leader (Let) c m TREE SERVICE - Free AMWAY PRODUCTS mean PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Aistec~ friend of my husband’s propositioned me recently, and for 21 Exclamation 15 Doctrine 33 Chew 47 Price estimates, discount senior (^ality & Personal Service! - Interiop and exterior. the first time in my life I was actually tempted. ' 22 Missile 17 Mavdey signal 34 Glimpse ______TuAVii io-»1 WELL, I V lOOULPNT -so I LOOKEP V OH,STUAJ?T.' 24 Mountain 48 Percolate 'Try us and see. Call 649-3219. Commercial and residential. Chimney 20 Addition to a 36 Universal time citizens. Company I tried to tell my Mom about my frustrations and feelings FINISHEP/ THINK OF ANV INTO THE FUTURE ^ HOW ORIGIN/kL-ANP pass slowly Free estimates. Fully in house (abbr.) Manchester-owned and Sweeps and she walked out of the room saying, "I don’t think this is MV R6ST . ANP PESCRIBEP MV PROFOUNP-' REAP 25 Suffix 50 Soap sured. 6464879. 22 Frappe\ 38 Auxiliary verb operated. Cail 646-1327. LEAVES RAKED & UXAMT Doga-BIrda-Pett 43 something you should be talking to ME about." ^ ESSAV.'A EXPERIENCES FEEUNSS ABOUT k ITTOME,' /”— ^ 26 Kind of dog ingredient . CARTED AWAY- $15.00 and MSHCmZDB —I THAT.' 27 Crier 23 39 Choice J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK- Abby, I felt so totally let down and rejected. Are there •PO WRITE > 52 Depression im- B&M TREE SERVICE- iip. Please call Terry after 5 mtam HOME SWEET HOME - PROFESSIONAL SINGLES - 29 Schoolroom 24 Station wagon 41 Commerce Decorating, Interior & aWMi m fU Runs well. Steel Belted things daughters shouldn't!discuss with their mothers'? For ABOUT- r tisls Specialist in tree and stump p.m., 649-1593. Complete health-g^uard Mid 20’s and up, to share large OFFICE SPACE item 25 " ____ La agency (abbr.) Exterior Painting, •f ckiMi]! flrit house with fireplace. $150 plus RaUials. Automatic transmis example, the above?, i 53 Civilian (abbr.) removal. Free estimates. ■ilhiii Haklfli I facilities. Cats also. Canine AVAILABLE 31 Idol Douce" 42 Imitated Paperhanging & Remodeling, sion. $595. Call after 5:00 1 ’rROUBLEU DAUGHTER , Senior citizen discount. 24 LICENSED MOTHER IN ■ms... Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 1/4 of utilities. 6463538, 646 Vernon Circle ares. 35 Songstress 27 Fell 54 Golf gadget Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. 8005. p.m., 6468926. DEAR DAUGHTER: Two mature people should be able 28 Erin 43 Asian hour, year round service. 643- MANCHESTER looking to TtmSiaiMri Road, Manchester. 6465971. Inquire at Reese 7285. Call 649-9658. to discuss anything. By attempting to discuss a delicate \)« 36 Feeds care for children, ages 3 to 5. Kann IrMi \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH FURNISHED APARTMENT 646-1974 DATSUN 1974 B210 - 4 speed, probiein openly and honestly, you showed more maturity 37 Ready to Call 647-9094 anytime. 37$ WMSOI $T. receive REWEAVING burn holes.' FINISH PAINTING- Interior - 2 room efficiency, all mags, new tires. $1900. 646 than your mother, who refused to listen. You need some ex i6 11 12 13 / exterior. 16 years MMGKSin SETTER - Only to good subur visitors (2 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. DAY CARE / NURSERY ban home. Call 242^98 or 566 utilities. Quiet neighborhood. 7827, after 6 p.m. pert advice from someone who can be completely objective experience. Moderate prices. wds.) 14 15 16 17 Window shades, Venetian PROGRAM. State Licensed. 2 843-0130 '™ ^ 6604. Mature individual desired. PROFESSIONAL / and noh-Judgmental. Your mother obviously can't. A Call 429-7565. Available November 15th. 1974 BUICK REGAL - Light . 40 Sharp tap blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. understanding teachers. ■'BUSINESS O F F IC E psychologist or psychiatric social worker can help you. 16 20 Marlow’s. 867 Main St. 649- Security reouired. $200. 646 BUILDING - Approximately metallic blue with white top. BrtTtbr wtA mt ,1 M Wag ij 41 Metric foot Enclosed play-yard, play GOOD HOMES NEEDED for DEAR ABBY: I've been a member of the women’s work 5221. H , Building Contracting 33 0758 after 6 PM. 2800 square feet, with ample Power brakes, steering, seats, 44 Apropos 22 23 room, lunches. Learning BIDWELL HOME Improve affectionate spayed cats. force for 35 years, and I believe in equal pay for equal work. 45 Covered with i r Siamese. Angora. Also parking. Close to Center, windows, air conditioning, ■ experiences. Keeney School ment Co. Expert installation $2000 or best offer. 6463059. However, I think the demands for "sick pay" for pregnant moisture 26 ^ ■ 2 7 7 . EXPERT PAINTING and District. Immediate openings. WES ROBBINS Carpentry adorable kittens. 633-6581, or MANCHESTER - 4 room in hospital and new court Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawronca of aluminum siding gutters older building. Redone inside. women, and special privileges for nursing mothers on the 46 Accountant LANDSCAPING Specializing 646-4864. remodeling specialist. Ad 342-0571. building. I^or info, call 566 AM I t-LOOKI«S \ AS A MATTER A 5TUFFEP TOy (abbr.) 29 30 3 , 32 33 34 and trim. Roofing instmlation Busline, yard. Security, lease, 1973 CHEVY VEGA job. are out of line. in Exterior House Painting. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, 7658 or 871-0401. fo r SOMETBIWST ANIMAL.. CALLED 47 Time 2one 1 ■ and repairs 6466495, 871-2323. NOTCHBACK, 4 cylinder, 35 36 Tree pruning, spraying, SNOW PLOW ROUTE FOR built-ins, bathrooms, TWO FEMALE TIGER references. $215 per month, I feel strongly that pregnancy should NOT be classed as a «.OH,ER-yE5, A TEPpy BEAR (abbr.) Broker, 5660138. automatic. Good running con "sickness." Motherhood is the fulfillment of a natural urge, 1 mowing, weeding. Calf 742- kitchens, 649-3446. KITTENS looking for good O FFICE MAIN STREET I 48 South (Fr.) 37 |3 8 39 SALE- $175 per storm. All SPECIALIZING cleaning and dition. $600. 6466816. . 0 7947. businesses on Center Street, homes. Call 649-6480. LOCATION- 500 square feet. and unless she is raped, the woman enters this role willing 49 Casals' J repairing chimneys, roofs, COVENTRY LAKE- 4 rooms, Heat, air, parking, janitor. ly, knowing that eventually she will be temporarily in instrument 41 42 43 Manchester. Will sell for $75. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY new roofs. Free estimates. 30 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE Call 646-1356. Carpentry and general con FREE SIBERIAN HUSKY porch upstairs, appliances, no $125 monthly. Call 6465334. 1977 CHEVROLET MONZA- capacitated. I think a leave of absence without pay in order 51 Obscure years Experience. Howlev. 46 47 46 Fireplaces, concrete. tracting. Residential and CROSSBREED PUPPIES- pets, references. $232 Automatic, power steering, \o have a child would add dignity to the working woman, and 55 Time periods 643-5361. monthly. Call 742-7419. power brakes, air con 56 Pay dirt ■ ■ Chimney repairs. No job too ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - commercial. Whether it be a Vet checked. Wormed and would encourage employers to hire more women. 49 50 51 52 53 54 Wanted (o Rent 57 ditioning, AM-FM stereo. Low 57 Equivocate small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Attics & Cellars Cleaned. small repair job. a custom first shots. Both parent on What are your views on this subject? ROOFER WILL Install roof, mileage. Economical. Asking 58 Notwithstand 55 56 57 estimates. Free Estimates. Please call built home or anything in premise^.' Call 649-6164. HEBRON APARTMENT T.F.INREGO FARK.N.Y. siding or gutter for low dis FOR RENT- 4 ,rooms and $3750, Call 872-6502, ing 646-1943. between, call 646-1379. 58 HOUSE CLEANING count price. Call Ken at 647- bath. Heat and hot water in DEAR T.F.: I agree that motherhood should NOT be call 59 Short sleep 59 60 1566. LHASA APSO PUPPIES- 1970 MAVERICK- Running ed a "sickness,” but I see nothing undignified in accepting a 60 Actress Arden PROBLEMS? General PAINTING & GENERAL CARPENTRY fr MASONRY - AKC Registered. $250. Call cluded. $250 per month. No QUIET WORKING WOMAN |N(WSFAF$R (NTERFR $( *S5N ) housecleaning walls, floors, Additions and Remodeling. pets. Call 6466776. seeks small apartment in but needs work. $250 or best , paid leave of absence to have a baby. Some families need CLEANING- Floors, Carpets, 647-9208. offer. 242-7711', after 1 p.m., carpets, upholstery. One time ^Windows. Free Estimates. Free estimates. Call Anthony Manchester. $150 to $175 per two incomes. or regular service. Please call 643-0726. Squillacote 649-0811. PERSIAN KITTENS - ANSALDI’S VILLAGER- 2 month. Please call 644-3205, ask for (Charley Jr. DEAR ABBY: Well, it happened again! DOMESTTCARE. 643-1945. ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ Lovable, home raised, vac Bedroom Townhouse. keep trying. Abby, please give all those inconsiderate idiots who call Win at bridge CARPENTER - Repairs, I • Very Clean Work I cinated. $50 - $75. Call 646 Available November 1st. $375 TOYOTA 1973 CORONA and hang up the phone after three or four rings a well- J. B. ELECTRONICS - DELUXE 2 door hardtop. 1900 Alley Oop — Dave Qraue "M anchester’s Stereo remodeling, additions, gar I • Many Rafarenoas | 3893. monthly. ERA Lesperance, CAR SPACE WANTED ON deserved word or two. Don't they realize that not everyone Expert! ” Repair all brands of ages. roofing. Call David I • Diligent & Careful j 6460505. SUMMER STREET between CC. 4 speed. AM-FM. Only 44,- has a telephone at her elbow? I have one in the hall by the WATERPROFFING - 000 miles. $1700. 643-7001. EXCUSE ME, D U C H E S S -./1 SURE CAN, B IS B O Y ,/ MOULD ... JUST WHO Home Stereo & Portable TVs. Patria, 644-1796. ■ • Safely Impaction Includad ■ Mgalcal Instruments 44 Fairfield Street and Copper kitchea. but sometimes my hands are in bread dough, or I'm Hatchways, foundation MANCHESTER- Available CAN NOU TE U . US HOW /J U S T STAY ON T H E L YOU IS SEiNG TRiEP, cracks, tile lines, sump Call Jack, 643-1262. Street. Call after 5:30 PM. in thelkiddle of something and can’t just stop and grab the TO <3ET TO *TWE TOlAL BATH AN D TURN LEFT f ALSO A N P WHAT FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY ! G R E G November 1st. Beautiful oak 643-2334. 2 GM 50" WHEELS- Mounted pumps, gravity feeds, window HOLTON TRUMPET - Good worn snows. 4 Mustang wheel phone.* FROM HERE r A T TVIE FDRKi \O U f T gU - FDR? Painting-Papering - Remodeling and Additions. condition. $90 or best offer. trimmed, 2 bedroom apart C A N T M ISS IT.' 1 US.. Strategic insurance play wells. 30 years experience. 32 Jthe covers. 1 Toronado wheel I also carry out the trash once in a while, and.sometimes 1 643-4953. 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Page 2 - TV SPOTLIGHT tv SP6TLiGHT - Page 3~ This Week’s TV Specials This Week’s TV Sports age ol a 10-round light heavy with a sharecropper (Kris Krls- neighboring white landowners 11:30 Israeli painter Yoram Roiov; a weight bout between James EVENING 9:00 and Ku Klux Klan members to Today 9 NFL Game Of The Week lolferson) to buy It. (Part 1 of 2) Thursday Scott and Jerry Celestine from Tuesday Today ■ feature on "The Kosher Way To 0 National Geographic Special protest the. move loudly and Thursday Cook Gourmet" with Dottie Sea Rahway State Prison In New OCTOBER 27.1979 "Australia: The Timeless Land" 0 '3 0 violently. (Conclusion) AFTERNOON 6:45 man and Paula Smith. On a 2000-mlle trek through the 9 IQ Wan Street Week " The OCTOBER 27,1979 Jersey: Part 5 ol the World’s NOVEMBER 1.1970 0 NFL Today OCTOBER 30,1979 Outback, the hardy men carving Crash Of ’29" The events sur Strongest Men competition. NOVEMBER 1,1979 1:00 a living from the hostile land are rounding the crash ol 1929 and 12:00 10:30 A F TE R N O O N ^ ( S U M Scarlet L e tte r Chilling- Wednesday AFTERNOON profiled. our economic situation today are EVENING S S o c c a r 0 Sports Extra worth learns that Hester and MORNING AFTERNOON Dimmesdale have reunited and examined and compared. OCTOBER 31,1979 12:30 11:30 EVENING 2:00 plan to leave Boston; as 12:30 0 N F L T o d a y 0 Waakend Sports Wrap-Up ® TtM Scartal Letter Chilling- 6:00 4:00 Dimmesdale preaches his last 10:00 0 9 NCAA Football 0 Racing From Aquaduct S N F L ’7S worth learns that Hester and 12:00 9 N o tr e Dame Football 9:30 sermon, he reaches a terrible Monday Tuesday EVENING (SNovsmbsr Msgtzins Shar>. Dimmesdale have repnited and 1:00 6 :3 0 9 The Athletes H ig h lig h ts 0N B A Basketball New York decision -- one that will spell dis ron Lovejoy looks at the contro 1:00 plan to leave Boston; as (31WCT Tennis 0 New York Jats Football 0 NFL Football D a llas Knicks vs Utah Jazz aster for them all. (Part 4 of 4) (X:T0BER 29,1979 versy surrounding the teen-age Dimmesdale preaches his last OCTOBER 30.1979 8 :3 0 9 Wrestling Highlights "Oakland Raiders" Cowboys at Pittsburgh Steelers EVENING 9 Minority Advisory Board Spe 'prison film "Scared Straight," sermon, he reaches a terrible 3:0 0 and the reaction of American ^ 3 ’30 S NFL Football Regional cov c ia l "When Boys And Girls 7 :0 0 11:45 decision — one that will spell dis OSoog By Song "Alan Jay EVENING nuns to the Pope's visit; Marlene 19 The Athletes erage ol Buffalo Bills at Detroit 9:30 EVENINQ Become Men And Women" IQ Soccer Made In Germany Monday aster for them all. (Part 4 of 4) (R) Lerner" Gemma Craven. Milli- Sanders reports on the use and Lions: New York Jets at Houston 0 NBA Basketball Denver Nug 0 NHL Hockey Los Angeles cent Martin. David Kernan and Teen-age pregnaricy, venereal 4 :0 0 9 :0 0 Oilers Kings vs. New York Rangers diseases and homosexuality are abuse of antibiotics. gets vs. New York Knicks Lena Horne perform songs from 8.-00 0 9 NCAA Football 0 NHL Hockay M in n eso ta OCTOBER 29.1979 0 Angel Death A hard-hitting 7:30 all social concerns that are open 9 9 SportsWorld NASCAR "My Fair Lady," "Camelot" and (EThe Devil And OanW Mouse North Stars vs. New York documentary Investigating the ly discussed in today’s society. "500" stock car racing from Sunday "Brigadoon" In this tribute to lyr This animated fantasy tells the Rangers 1:30 dangerous and growing use of Charlotte. North Carolina; a first- icist Alan Jay Lerner. (R) story ol a yOung mouse who sells 9:0 0 9 N F L ’7 9 EVENING phencyclidine hydrochloride round match in the Legends of 11:30 her soul to the devil In exchange (9 Whan Witches Hovered Near 9 Th3 Is The NFL Wednesday pfidgy OCTOBER 28,1979 4:0 0 (PCP), the street drug commonly Bowling series from Dallas. 0 Racing From Roosavall lor success as a folksinger. and "The Devil’s Hopyard" A town Friday 9U .S . Industry In Trouble known as "angel dust,” Is Texas; National Gymnastics 7:0 0 her long-time partner who must mischlefmaker becomes wealthy 12:00 9 Wrestling OCTOBER 31,1979 "Government’s Responsibility?" presented. Championships for men from ball her out ol trouble; slnger- by sealing a pact with a mysteri NOVEMBER 2,1979 0 W re s tlin g 2:00 NOVEMBER 2, 1979 MORNING 9 IQ The Catholics Trevor Dayton, Ohio. Q Sports Unlimited , 5:00 songwrlter John Sebastian per ous stranger. "The Machi- 9 S NFL Football New Eng Howard and Martin Sheen are 1 3 A Conversation With ... In a forms four original tunes. moodus" A young man Is per 4 :3 0 land Patriots at Baltimore Colts 8:00 AFTERNOON featured In Brian Moore’s 6:3 0 repeat telecast, Carl Stern suaded by a second stranger to EVENING 0T u rf Classic Coverage of a Sunday 0 Penn State Football EVENING Intense drama ol two priests who ISPigrImtoaToMMCt" speaks with the late Jewish theo 8:00 help locate a fabulous gem locat mile-and-a-half thoroughbred Highlights "West Virginia" clash over the interpretation ol 0 CBS Reports "The Baby 2 :3 0 logian Dr. Abraham Joshua ed within the caves of Mt. Tom race tor three-year-olds and up OCTOBER 28.1979 3:45 9:0 0 AFTERNOON their faith. ^ Makers" The pros and cons of 8:00 Q Sports Unlimited 7 :3 0 Heschel. and guarded by the evil spirit ot 09B attle Of Tha Nalwork from Aqueduct Race Track in 0 NFL Today recent developments In the Held 0 9 NFL Football Seattle 9 NHL Hockey Hartford 9 :0 0 . the mountain. S ta rs Twenty-four performers Queens. New York. of artificial reproduction are Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons EVENING Whalers vs Toronto Maple Leals EVENING 9 9 9 Freedom Road At the IQ Special "The People Of from ABC, CBS and NBC display MORNING 12:30 examined. 1 2 :1 5 S I MHk And Honey An Interview close of the Civil War. an ex- Three Mile Island" Pennsylvania their athletic skills in head-to- 4 :0 0 with Yehuda Heilman, executive Union Army officer (M u h ^ m a d 9.-00 residents living near Three Mile head competition. Team cap 5:0 0 0 NFL Football New York 0 College Football '79 Weekly 11:00 8 :3 0 8:00 11:00 highlights of key NCAA football director ol the Conference of S) Ptoiey; The Rural Face Ot All) returns to his family on the 9 9 9 Freedom Road Gide Island express their feelings and tains are Dick Van Patten (ABC), 0 Sports Spectacular Cover 9 This Is The NFL Giants at Los Angeles Rams 0 NHL Hockey New York Islan 0 NBA Basketball Kansas City contests are presented. Major American Jewish Organ A m artca A documentary on the plantation where he was once a on Jackson’s (Muhammad All) fears about last spring’s nuclear Ed Asner (CBS) and Robert Con ders vs. Vancouver Canucks Kings vs. New York Knicks izations; a "video essay" ol slave and pools his resources takeover of the plantation leads power plant accident. Pine Barrens is presented. rad (NBC). Sunday, Oct. 28 Today, Oct. 27 MORNING 0 Frankenstein Jr. And The 0 The Rght For City Hall (3) Living Faith 4:0 0 1 1 :1 5 Impossibles 0 Robert Schuller 9 Bewitched Julie Christie. 0 NFL Football 0 CBS News MORNING 9 '3 0 1:30 4 :4 5 6:00 5:0 0 0 Star Trek 9 9 9 Meet The Press Q Camera Three 0 C o m m en t 0 Tales Of The Unexpected 0 M o vie "Crack Ir The World" S Once Upon A Classic 0 3 0 M in u te s 131 L isten 0 N ow s 0 Oral Roberts 9 S o c c e r 1 1 :3 0 0 Sow Factory 0 M o v ie "Lovers And Other (1965) Dana Andrews. 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Tony 5:22 0 Doctor Who 0 ChUdran's Classic 9 9 9 Saturday Night Live 9 M o vie "From The Terrace" 0 9 Mork & Mindy 0 M o vie "The Saint Takes 9 M o v ie "The Lone Ranger 9 9 9 C H IP S 5 :3 0 ® P o peye Q N o va Roberts S S S Super Globetrotters (3) Mayor Athanson's Forum 9 IQ Great Performances 9 M o v ie "Sherlock Holmes (1960) Paul Newman, Joanne 0 flex Humbard Over" (1940) George Sanders, And The Lost City Of Gold" 9 Battle Of The Planet 9 The World Tomorrow Woodward. 0 Jackie Gleason S Consumer Survival Kit 9IQ Fraastyle 9 G u n sm o ke And The Scarlet Claw" (1944) 1 2 :3 0 9 33 9 NBC Movie . ’One Wendy Barrie. (1958) Clayton Moore. Jay IQ Sesame Street (R) 33 Emergency Onel S Hot Fudge 9 E is c h la d Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 5:4 9 0 N F L T o d ay 9 Grizzly Adams Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" Silverheels. 8 :3 0 9 Comeback 5:50 9 M o v ie "Rebecca" (1940) 0 Straight Talk 9:3 0 0 The Rght For City Hall Q U k e It Is (1975) Jack Nicholson. Louise 10:30 Q Old Houseworks 5 :3 0 0 In s ig h t 9 ll'a Your Business ® N e w s Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier. 0 Battle Of The Planets (3) Jake Hess Gospel Time Fletecher. A high-spirited and 0 P o p eye (3) Living Faith 4:3 0 0 Movie "The Paradine Case " 2:00 0M arv Griffin Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. 6:00 0 Nine On New Jersey a N F L '7 9 totally unconventional man is 0 Battle Of The Planeu 9 Film m ture 0 9 Detective School 0 Bast Of News Day (3) Festival Of Faith (1948) Gregory Peck. Ann Todd, 6:00 0 M o v ie "Any Wednesday" 9 Jimmy Swaggart 9 D a k ta rl committed to a mental mslilu- (® International Zone SiQSTheShmoo 9 OanoeFavar ^ 12:00 9 0 d y s s e y Q Another Voice Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. (1966) Jane Fonda. 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Diana Muldaur. A 1:00 7:25 0Jokar'sWfid 0DlcfcCavett 11:30 5:22 ® Let's All Sing (Mon) 0 0 Ltvam a A ShMay (R) 2 :1 5 ' 0 0 0 Caspar Hallowean 1930s New England town Tomorrow I S S I News 12:55 0 TV Community Collage 0 Maude 0 Mary Tyler Moore 0 0 0 ( S MovI* ® Tha Brothars Grim m (Tue) 0 S t r ^ T M k ® Short Story (Mon) Soedal becomes the stalking ground for 0 Adam -12 0 K o )^ 7:30 0 0 »HlghRoaara 0 Naw t ® Breed A nd Butterflies (Thu) ® Paint WHh Nancy 0 ® N o v a a pair ol it-year-old twins. (2 1:10 9:50 Straala O f San Francisco 0 Barney Millar 0 CBS Late Movie "Dillinger" 5:50 d ) Fantastic Four 0 Bactric Compeny (R) (Mon- 3 7 :30 0 Sargaant Bllko hrs.) 3 ( S N «w Zoo Ravua 1:00 2 :3 0 ® Z o o m (R ) 0 0 0 Best Carson (1973) Warren Oates. (SJPTLClub Th u ) • 0 P.M. Magazine Ol ® W ^ O n ( W a d ) 0 Search For Tomorrow 0 Guiding Ught 8:30 9:30 0 Andy Griffith 5:55 1 S S Today 0 Onoa Upon A Ctaaalc (Fri) 6 :30 0 All In The Family 2:00 0 T h s G ong Show 08tarBlazars 0 Marv Griffin 0 ® T a x l 0 Captioned ABC News O Today's Woman S The Munstsrs 9:55 O Marcus Walby, M.D. 0 Carol Burnett /knd Friends 0 The Devil And D anM Mouse 0 Joe Franklin 0 0 AIMyChlldran (U D o m a te ‘ 0 0 Angle 0 NBA Basketball 9 Heritage C om er' 0 Tic Tac Dough 0 Newlywed Game 8:00 ®Elaetric Company (R) (Mon, 0 M o v le 0 0 0 /knottier World 0 Benny Hill 0 0 0 m c h ’s Night Out 12:00 6:00 W ed) 0 0 0 NBC News 0 M*A*S*H 10:00 0 Barnaby Jonas (I) Aoronaky And Company (3) Captain Kangaroo 10.-00 0 0 0 Days Of O ur U vss 0 Porky Plg^And Friends 0 Our Miss Brooks 2:27 ® People Of The First Light ® hnagas And Thln(a (Mon) 0 ® Over Easy 0 ® MacNell / Lehrar Report 0 ® 4 l e w s 0 Thriller Theater (M onf QD The FllntatOftes 0 DInahl & Friends (Mon-Wad, ® Camara Thraa (Mon) 9:00 0 Movie "Blowing Wild" (Tue ) ^ ® Thkikabout (T u e ,^ ) 0 The O dd Couple 0 Three's A Crowd 0 0 Hart T o Hart (B) Or. Scott On Hebrews QD WsBsllsvs(Tus) S Qutan Tag WIe Gahts (Tue) Fri) ®Ukaltls(TOa) 0C B S Movie "One On One" (1953) Gary Cooper, Barbara ® Write On (Thu) ® Th s Brothsra Grimm (Fri) 0 Dick Van Dyke 0 Connecticut Prime Tima 0 Beverly Hlllbllllea ( £ Boat Of News Day (Wad) S T V Community College (Fri) 0 November Magazine (Thu) ® Sports LMImltad (Wed) 6 :55 (1977) Robby Benson, Annette 'Stanwyck. S Popays ® Electric Cmnpany (F ri)^ 0 Tic Tac Dough Q ) Barrk) (Thu) 0 Bawltchad 1:10 ® Here's T o Your Health (Thu) 3 News O'Toole. An idealistic college 10:30 12:03 2:30 (XIForOurTlmaa(Frl) 0 Mike Douglas 11:10 ®PalntW lth Nancy (Fri) 8:00 0 Mastarplace Theatre 0 ® ABC Movie "Rosemary * 8:25 ® Truly American (Wad) 7:00 freshman, drafted by a university 0 The Odd (3ouple ( ! ) Fight For City Hall (Mon) 0 Romper R oo m . ® Truly American (Thu) 0CBSRaporis for his basketball skills, soon ® DIckCavett Baby H" (1976) Stephen McHal- S S News 1:15 3 :0 0 0 CBS News 3:00 ( S ConnscUcut: Ssan (Tue) 0 3 Card Sharks 0 Cross-Wlts learns the harsh realities of the tie. Ruth Gordon 11:25 0 Popaye/knd Friends 0 M * A * 8 * H 11:00 0 Movie "Eagle In A Cage” (SMakaltRaal(Wsd) 8:30 ' 0 Kitty Today ® Gather 'Round (Tue) 0 0 Happy Days scholastic sports world. 0 New Jersey Report 0 0 General Hospital 0 0 A B C N e w s 0 0 0 0 0 News 12:30 (1971) Sir John Gielgud. Billie d ) Eighth Day (Thu) Q ) Woody Woodpecker 0 Educational Programming ® All About You (Thu) 0 Movla “ The Belle Of New 0 lronskfs 00DatlngGame (£) 3 T h rM ’s Company 0 M * A * S " H 0 Movie "Devil's Own" (1967) Whitelaw d)Dlalogus(Frl) 3 ) Mast The Mayors (Mon, Wad) lronskla 11:30 ® Art Media (Fri) York" (1952) Fred Astaire. Vera 0 Ufestylea(Mon) ® ® ® Fraadom Road 0 ( ^ r Miss Brooks Joan Fontaine. Kay Walsh. 0 Six Million Dollar Man O Haalth FM d 0 New York Report (Tue) 1 Love Lucy 3 0Beat The dock (Mon-Wed, 1:20 (31 Family Fpeus (Tue) 0 Nine On New Jars^ (Thu) ® Thinkabout (Mon, Wed) ® Storybook (M on) 6:20 !> (3) Melodyland (martsmatic Clln- 0 Newark And Reality (Fri) 0 Primary S d e n c ^ u e ) 05 Midday Live ( S News Ic (W ed, Fri) S S Today Gather'Round (Thu) 0 3 Family Feud 1:30 S T V Community College 0 As Ths World Turns (3) World Opportunities (Thu) 6:30 ® Bread A nd Butterflies (Fri) 0 0 0 Wheel Of Fortune 0 Novarniu) Wednesday, Oct. 31 (3) Com man! (Mon) S Romper Room 0 Educational Programming 0 Ths Addams Family 10:15 0 Bugs Bunny And Friends ( )UpFront(Tua) ® Sesame Street (R) a!) Jake Hess Gospel tim e 6:00 0 NawS' 3 9:00 ® All About You (M on) ® Over Easy 0 ® Great Performances Waltz" (1971) Alan Alda. Jacque 0 NHL Hockey ( S It's Your Bualnass (Wed) 0 Many Worids O f Nature (M on) 0 (1 )0 0 News 0 DIckCavatt 1:00 0 Tom And Jerry ® Folk Talas (Tue) 0 The Baxters line Bissel. Wilchcrall turns a 0 O ir Miss Brooks (SKIdsworld(Frl) ® Trade-Offs (Tue) 3*30 0ILovsLucy SS Mm idrt ) Tomorrow 0 A i % Griffith ® Freestyle (W ad) AFTERNOON 0 Sergeant Bllko mediocre musician into a lamed 0 (^ Ic o And The Man (£ Bugs Bunny And Friends 0 Walah's Animals (Wed) 0 Joker’s WHd ® Once Upon A Classic 0 0 Donahue ® Anim an And Such (Thu) (I)OnaDayAtATIma(R) pianist. 0 Great Performances d ) Battle The Planets ® Self, Incorporated (Thu) 0 T V Community Collega 7*30 8:30 Ot 0 Joe Franklin ® Cover T o Cover (Fri) 12:00 0 Woody Woodpackar ® Special 1:10 f} 0 Primary Science (Fri) /kdam 0 The.Pumpkin Who Couldn't 11:30 S Connecticut Newsmakers S News 0 N e w s D a y 0 -12 ( I ) P.M. Magazine., 0 Hawaii Flve-0 Smile o 9:30 (Mon) 10:24 0 12 O 'clock Uvel 0 Villa Alegre (R) (Tue. Wed. Fri) 0 Streets Of San Francisco 0 All In The Family 0 Mary Tyler Moore 0 Sesame Street (R) 1:45 0 Marv Griffin 13 Black Perspective (Tue) g9 Weather News StarBlazars ® Zoom (R ) 0 Nine On New Jersey 0 Kojak 1:30 3 Tic Tac Dough 0 0 Gather '(lound (Mon) 0 0 Family Feud 0 Minority Advisory Board Spe @ Ring Around The World (S) Living Faith ® Villa Alegre (R) 0 0 0 Hello, Larry 0 ® Love Boat 0 Life Of Riley S Tom Larson 10:30 0 Cover T o d jv e r (Thu) 6:30 0 Benny Hill cial (Wed) MIndreaders 0 Wild Kingdom 0 0 0 Tonight S The RIntstones 0 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 0 0 0 0 Inside/Out (Fri) 4 :00 0 Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Our Miss Brooks 10:00 2:00 3 What About Women? (Thu) 0 Educational Programing 0 Andy Griffith 0 0 0 Hollywood ^uares 0 To m And Jerry . 0 TlcTa c Dough 0 Big Money 0 ® News 0 Joe Franklin O Adelante (FrI) 9:15 0 Movie 1:50 9:00 3 Cross-Wits 0 Little Rascals 0 0 0 NBC News 0 ® MacNell / Lehrar Report 0 0 Vega$ 12:00 0 Newlywed Gome S3 Ed Allen © A.M. Weather (Mon-Thu) $20,000 P yr^ld ® U k e You, Like Me (Tue) 0 Movla "The Two Worlds 01 ® Inside/Out (Mon) 3 0 0 Marv Griffin 0 ® Over Easy 0 Three’s A Crowd 0 Newark /Lnd Reality 0 Switch Jennie Logan" (Premiere) Lind 6:54 9:30 ® Exploring Math (Tue) 12:30 1:55 0 0 Movie 0 The O dd Couple 0 Dick Van Dyka 0 0 0 Best Ot Saturday Night (3) Or. Scott On Hebrews 2:30 3 ) News 0 Woody Woodpecker And ® Trade-Offs (Thu) 0 Spirit Of Independence 0 Tic Tac Dough say Wagner, Marc Singer. After Live 0 Beverly Hillbillies 0 The Odd Couple 0 0 Ryan’s Hope (3) Domata 6 :5 5 , Friends ® Olmanslons In Science (Fii) moving into a Victorian mansion , 0 Connecticut Prime Time 6:55 0 Father, Dear Father 2:00 0 Rim Feature (Mon, Fri) 0 N a w s 8:00 12:30 0 The Partridge Family with a bizarre history, a young 3 News 10:45 0 0 0 Password Plus 0 Qllllgan's Island 0 Notre Dame Football 0 Bugs Bunny's Howl-Oween 10:30 0 Movie "Arsenic And Old 3:00 S New Zoo Revue 7 :00 wife Is transported into the past ® Art Media (Mon) ® A Visit To ... (M on) 0 0 One Life T o Live Highlights (Tue) 0 Cross-Wits 0 Meat Ths Mayors Lace" (1944) Cary Grant. 0 Movie Step Lively" (1944) 7:00 S Joker’s Wild 0 CBS News to save the life of a former inhab ® Self, Incorporated (Tue) ® Writers O f O ur Tim e (Tue) (3) Accent O n Living (Mon) 0 For You, Black Woman (W ed) 0 0 Eight Is Enough 0 Great Performances Josephine Hull. Frank Sinatra. Gloria de Haven. (3) Monday Morning (Mon) 3 Lassie 0 M*A*S*H itant ol the house. ® A Visit To... (Wed) 0 Ecology: You And Your Envl- , IBI Domata (T ue-Fri) 0 A W om an's Place (Thu) 0 Movie "The Last Man On ® DIckCavett 0 Green Acres 0 Six Million Dollar Man (3) Tuesday Morning (Tue) ® Exploring Math (Mon) 0 0 ABC News 0 3 Chartia's /tngels ronment (W ed) 0 0 0 The Doctors 0 ® Sesame Street (R) Earth" (1964) Vincent Price. ® Many Worlds Of Nature (Tue) 0 0 Dating Gama 0 0 0 DHf rant Strokas 11:00 12:37 3:02 (3) Wednesday Mornlru (Wed) 10:50 0 Exploring Math (Thu) 0 Heckle And Jeckle / Deputy 0 M y Three Sons Franca Bettola. ® Images And Things (Wed) 0 Whan Witches Hovered Near 0 0 0 0 ® News 0 ® Baretta 0 Movie Kiss Ol E vil" (1963) (3) Thursday Morning (Thu) ® UkeYou, Like Ms (Thu) 0 People Of The Rrst Ught (Fri) Dawg @9 The Partridge Family ______(3) Festival Of Faith 0 Journeys To The Mind 0 0 Real People 0 Movie “The Mephlsto 0 M * A " S * H Cliltord Evans. Jenniter Daniel 4 :30 0 The Brady Bunch 0 The RIntstones Daytime Movies (3) Christ The Living Word 0 P T L C I u b Thursday, Nov. 1 0 Emergency Onel Monday Tuesday 0 M y Three Sons 6:00 0 0 Dating Game 0 3 Laveme 4 Shirley 9 :30 ■> 11:30 1:00 Wednesday Thursday Friday (3) Festival Of Faith 5 :00 G P 0I8I0 News 0 Movie "The Big Hangover" 0 ® Soap 0 Mary Tyler Moors 0 Movla Birds Ol Prey " 0 Soul Train 5:22 5:22 0 Sanford /knd Son 0 1 Love Lucy (1950) Van Johnson. Elizabeth 0 NBA Basketball 0 M * A ‘ S*H (1972) David Janssen. 5:22 0 Joker’s WHd 0 News Taylor. 0 ® Police Woman 0 "Nomocracy" (19721 Orson 0 "Curucu. Beast 01 The 5 :22 5 :22 " 0 Gllllgan’s Island 0 (Camera Three 0 0 0 Tomorrow (5) "It Came From Outer 0 T V Community College 0 DlckCavett 0 0 0 Tonight Welles. Pamela Franklin. Amazon" (1956) John Bromlield. 0 "Monster On The Campus" 0 "Lord Ql The Jungle" (3) Davey And Goliath 0 0 0 Buck Rogers In The Space" (1953) Richard Carlson. 0 Adam -12 0 Maude 10:00 0 Andy Griffith 1:45 Beverly Garland. (1958) Arthur Franz. Joanna (1955) Johnny Sheffield. 0 Happy Days/kgain 25th Century 0 CBS Late Movie Banacek: 12:00 12:00 Moore. 0 Streets Of San Frandsco ® Old Houseworks 0 Bamaby Jones 0 Captioned ABC News S "This Thing Called Love" « : 0 0 0 ® Mister Rogers (R) 0 ® Evening At Symphony 0 ® 20/20 No Sign Of The Cross" (1972) 12:00 ® "Journey Into Darkness" 0 Joker's Wild ® Z oom (R ) 7 :30 (1941) Rosalind Russell. Meivyn 12:00 0 "Three Coins.'In The 0 Sergeant BHko 0 0 0 Kate Loves A Mystery 11:45 03 "Honeymoon With A (1969) Robert Reed. Jennifer (i) P.M. Magazine 2:00 Douglas. 0 "Fancy Pants" (1950) Bob Fountain" (1954) Clilton Webb. 6 :3 0 0 Connacticut Prime Time 0 NHL Hockey Stranger" (1969) Janet Leigh. Hillary. 5:15 0 All In The Family 8:30 0 Newlywed Gome Rossano Brazzi. Hope, Lucille Ball. Dorothy McGuire. (3) Hermano Pablo 0 Carol Burnett And Friends ® News 1:00 _ 0 $100,000 Name That Tune 0 0 Benson 12:00 2:15 1:b0 0 T l c T a c Dough 0 CB S Late Movie ' Columbo: 0 "Thb-Onsuspecled" (1947) 1:00 1:00 1:00 5 :30 0 B a n n y H IH 0 Our Miss Brooks 10:30 0 Joe Franklin 0 "Seven Days To Noon" 0 1 0 0 N B C News Any Old Port In A Storm " (1973) Joan Caulfield. Claude Rains 0 "Mr. Sardonicus" (1961) 0 "Lady Godiva" (1956) Mau 0 "Mister Cory" (1957) Tony (T ) All In The Family 0 M * A * 8 * H 0 News (1950) Barry Jones, Olive Sloane. 0 ® Over Easy 9:00 Peter Falk. Donald Pleasance. 2:30 Oscar Homolka. Ronald Lewis. reen O ’Hara. George Nader. Curtis. Martha Hyer. 0 The Brady Bunch 0 1® MacNell / Lehrer Report 0 The Fourth Estate 4:00 .y 0 Ths Odd Couple 0 Hawaii Flve-0 0 Ko)ak 0 The Odd Couple 4:00 0 M * A * S * H 0 Three's A O o w d ® DickCavatt 0 "A Walk In The Spring- 4:00 4 :00 4 :0 0 0 3 Barney Millar (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 "The Hunchback Of Notre (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 6 :5 5 . 0 D l c k Van Dyke 2:44 Rain" (1970) Ingrid Bergman. 1 0 "Portrait In Black" (I960) 0 "City Beneath The Sea" 0 "The MagnillcenI Matador” 0 0 0 Quincy 0 Beverly Hillbillies Dame” (1957) G|na Lollobriglda, 0 The O dd Couple 3 News 0 Tic Tac Dough 0 Movie "Thunder Road" Anthony Quinn. Lana Turner, Anfhony Quinn. (1953) Anthony Quinn, Robert (1955) Anthony Quinn, Maureen 0 Naftcy Savin / The/krts 11:00 Anthony Quinn. 12:30 (1958) Robert Milchum. S "Sam Whiskey" (1969) Burl Ryan. Q'Hara. 0 ® Electric Com pany (R) 7K)0 8:00 0 Movla "The Legend Of Hell 0 0 0 0 ® News 0 "Support Your Local 0 "Four For Texas" (1963) 0 Green Acres Reynolds. Clint Walker. 0 "The Paleface" (1948) Bob 0 "Texas Across The River" 0 Lottery (Thu) 0 C B 8 N S W S TheW aHons House" (1973) Pamela Franklin. 0 Our Miss Brooks 3:00 Sheriff" (1969) James Garner. Frank Sinatra. Ursula Andress. 0 Hope, Jane Russell. (1966) Dean Martin. Alain Delon. 0 Hogan's Heroes 0 M*A*8*H 0 Movie "Seven Days In May” Roddy McDowall. 0 CItico /Utd The Man 12:37 ^ Movio '.'Conquered Cily " 0 0 ABC News (1964) Burt Lancaster. ® Mastarplaoa Theatre ® Beat Of Bums And Allen 0 ® Baretta (1965) David Niven. Monday, Oct. 29 Friday, Nov. 2 6:00 (S) Festival Of Faith 0 0 0 0 N O W S Little House! On The ernment scientist becomes 11:30 0 Wraetllng 0 News 0ILov*Lucy Prehie alarmed when her spirit begins 0 Mary Tyler Moore 1:00 0 Sargaant Bllko 0 0 News 0 Captioned AB C News 2:00 0 N a w a 6:00 Dlck(^vett 0 Joker's Wild 0 ® The Catholics appearing before him. (2 hrs.) 0 M*A*8*H 0 Movie "Journey Into Fear" 0 (0 0 0 News 0 ® Washington Weak In Ravlaw 0 ® T o Be Announced 0 Joe Franklin 0DlckCavett 0 Sergeant Bllko 0 Maude 0 Connacticut Prime Time 12:00 0 T V Oxnm unlty CoHege fiS Msud# 9 :30 0 The Benny Hill Show (1975) Zero Mostel, Yvette 0 1 Love Lucy ® Here's T o Your Health 8:30 0 The Night Stalker 0 Adem-12 Tonight MImieux. ® Sporta Unlimited 8:30 0 W K R P I h Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 Joker’s WHd 0 Marv Griffin 10:30 0 Thriller Theatre 2:30 Streets Of San Frandsco AndyGrlfflith ' 0 0 0 Tomorrow 0 ® Zoom (R) 7 :30 3 7:30 0 Marv Griffin 0 ® Wall Street Weak 0 0 NBA Basketball 0 Sneak Pievlaw: Take Tw o (3) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 Movla The World Ol ® Zoom (R) ® Captioned A B C News 0 Adam -12 0 P.M. Magazine ® DickCavatt 0 P.M. 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Following the death of Robert Shaw, Richard Round- 0 0 A B C N S W S Stars 9 :30 0 0 0 3:55 HlgMIghU ® Bast Of Buma And Aten 12:30 1:10 1 his young daughter, a lop gov 00DaUngOams 0 New York Report 0 W a H Street Weak 0 Movie ‘ "The Shanghai (0 CBS Late Movie The Lords 0 Movla "In Love And War" OGraanAcraa 0 Six MMIon Denar Man (3) Festival Of Faith 0 0 8 h l r t a y 10:00 Chest” (1948) Roland Winters, Of Flalbush" (1974) Perry King. (1958) Robert Wagner. Jeltrey 0 PopI Qoaa The Country 0 Peopis's Caucus 0 O a lla s Mantan Moreland. Sylvester Stallone. Hunter. Formal Wor WASHINGTON (UPI) - Edward M. Kennedy’s can had been in full swing for Page 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT time before today’s form nouncement — for the thin in two decades — of the fon of a "Kennedy for Presiden m lttee.” ’The Massachusetts Der decided some weeks ago he challenge President Carti the nomination, but will n mally announce his candlds til sometime b< Thanksgiving. Stephen Smith, who wil the campaign, meant planned to make the fonr nouncement todafy of the mittee’s formation, so i begin its official delegate and fund-raising activities. WATCH MANCHESTER o n Tower Blazi LOS ANGELES (UPI) - erupted on the 11th floor o story luxury apartment b WFSB CHANNEL in downtown Los Angeles 3 killing at least three peo[ eluding two who jumped 11 to their deaths, Hundreds of residents MONDAY: OCT. 29 CBS MORNING NEWS at 7-8 AM trapped by the blaze abo reach of fire department la A fire department spok WEDNESDAY: OCT. 31 said more than 24 engine PRIME TIME NEWS at 6 PM panies responded to the b1 Bunker Hill Towers on F Street at 3 a.m. and had t THURSDAY: NOV. 1 PM MAGAZINE at 7:30 PM under control an hour late ’The spokesman said one died on the 11th floor FRIDAY: NOV. 2 building,'^and a firefighter CBS MORNING NEWS at 7-8AM scene said he saw two othi pie leap from the building SATURDAY: NOV. 3 AGRONSKY and CO. at 7 PM Park Mourn SEOUL, South Korea (U1 SUNDAY: NOV. 4 Hundreds of thousan FACE THE STATE at 12 NOON mourners stood in lines u mile long today to pay respects to President Chung-hee, assassinated I WE SPEAK OUT ON THE ISSUES South Korean CIA chief reported culmination of a feud. The United States order early warning aircraft to Korea and sent an aircraft ( task force closer to the pei to discourage North Korej WATCH US taking advantage of its ci southern neighbor. Seoul government officia the top U.S. military comr AND THEN ON in the country assured thi troops will defend South K case of attack from North 1 The North Korean govei in Pyongyang, while refi from any direct threats, s. assassination of the 62-y NOV. 6th Park reflected "political and social chaos” in South 1 A government reporl Intelligence chief Kim Ja who killed Park and his bodyguard with shots fron caliber pistol at a private feared he was about to lose VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBUCAN in a cabinet reshuffle. He tain to be tried by military and could face a death sei Inside Todc Classified...... Com ics...... Editorial ...... Entertainment F am ily ...... O bituaries___ Peopletalk___ Sports...... Television ___ W eather......