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Vol. XCVIII, No. 6 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, October 7, 1978 rain 20 percent .Saturday and A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 Luis Rohenson 10 percent Saturday lilghl.

NEW YORK (UPI) - Luis

Robinson, who hijacked a bus to

Kennedy Airport July 4, 1977 and

killed two passengers — one from Massachusetts — was sefltenced

Friday to 15 years to life in prison. MHS Incidents Have Raeial Overtones

“It is unfortunate that society By SUSAN VAUGHN the incidents and anxious to quell finds some of its members invisi- Services Department and put the volve loud hurling insults, he said. A service training of staff and alerting Herald Reporter rumors about them, said that the ble until they commit some police on alert for Friday. A black number of students did not report to them to the problems which could heinous acts,” Queens State MANCHESTER - School name-calling incidents are being in- student had complained Thursday of class after that incident and rumors arise. Supreme Court Kenneth Browne authorities Friday afternoon were in- vestigated by school authorities and being called “nigger,” Ludes said. continued throughout the day of the Ludes met with the faculty after vestigating several incidents with the assault case has been turned over said in imposing sentence. “This Other students also told him of the reoccurrance of further name calling school Friday and urged calmness racial overtones which erupted at to Manchester Police who are in- court cannot and will not follow name calling going on. incidents and potential fights. and rational attitudes. Manchester High School during the vestigating. No arrests or dis- that pattern.” Friday's incidents started with An apple-throwing incident in the He said he will be eontaeting school day Friday. ciplinary action has been taken yet. name calling between two groups of cafeteria touched off further excite- Right on Red The incidents included name Two arrests of non-students, parents over the weekend, and had students, which Ludes said were ment about 12:20 p.m. Ludes said an already heard from some parents calling between small segregated charged with loitering on school HARTFORD (UPI) - Trying to basically segregated groups, of about apple was thrown at a table of black who expressed a willingness to meet groups of white and black students grounds, were made by police, but it 8 to 12 students during first period in students. figure out when it’s legal to turn was not clear whether the arrests with him as early as Tue.sday. There right at a red light in Connecticut and an assault involving some female the cafeteria. That incident involved After the noontime incident, Ludes are no classes on Monday because of were related to the disruptive in- has become so confusing, you’d students at the close of school. Prin- name calling between the students addressed all students over the the Columbus Day holiday. cidents within the school. probably be better off walking or cipal Jacob Ludes reported in a press while moving about the cafeteria, microphone in the cafeteria, but Ludes said be will also meet with conference called late Friday after- Alerted by complaints and rumors taking a bus. Ludes said, and the excitement name calling continued and he had to groups of students to try to resolve noon. which started Thursday, Ludes had Until recently, drivers were spread briefly into the corridors at interrupt all classes at 1:15 to ad- Ludes, obviously concerned about called in extra help from the Youth the incidents and to determine if they allowed to turn right at some red the end of the period. It did not in- dress the entire school population were isolated incidents. lights in the state. Now, because over the public address system. At In the strongly worded statement of an unintentional legislative that same time, the two non-students to the student body Friday, Ludes foulup, motorists can’t legally were removed from the school said that the name calling and turn right at any red lights. premises by the police. threats of physical violence at the But fear not. Next July, the At the close of school a fight ap- school will not be tolerated Department of Transportation in- parently involving some female Disciplinary actions will be taken forms us, we will be allowed to students, both black and white, oc- and may include suspension, Ludes turn right at most red lights. curred in a lavatory. Statements said for actions which involve Confused? You’re not alone. were taken by police but no arrests criminal activity, police will be had yet been made by Friday night called in, he said. , *kKW324033 Ludes said he is not sure of the Ian Smith He urged students to attend all source of the incidents but that they their classes and to cooperate to SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) were apparently related to an allega- — Prime Minister Ian Smith and a eliminate rumors in order to restore tion of a theft of a bag of marijuana black leader who once plotted to order to the school, Ludes said kill him left for the United States reported Sept. 26. In that incident, several students had come to him Friday in a dramatic bid to win which occurred on or near the school concerned about the disruptive in- grounds, a black student was accused American support for their cidents, and anxious to have them of the theft, but the details of that in- beleaguered biracial government. curbed. cident have not been confirmed, Ludes, who has only been principal Smith and Ndabiningi Sithole, a Ludes said. Ludes surmised that the mernber of the country’s for one month, said he believes it is a tension had been building up for a good school and a good student body “interim” government, scheduled week or so since the theft incident. a flurry of television appearances and he wants it to remain that way. The school, with a total population and meetings with American con- 'T don't intend to let the problem get

gressmen to rally backing for of 2,013 students of which only 57 are out of hand," he said. He said he is black, has not had a history of racial trying to focus on the vast majority Rhodesia’s biracial government. The two men were arriving in dissension. School Superintendent of students that do not want a James P. Kennedy, who also sat in on New York Saturday morning on a problem. the presss conference, said. He said 16-hour flight from Johannesburg The high school administration is there have always been reports of working out plans for increased and plann^ to fly immediately to fights and name calling between Washington. Their first public security at the school starting various groups, but not of this Tuesday. This wfll include putting appearance will be on the “Meet specific nature or magnitude. more teachers in the corridors and the Press” television program Sunday. Kennedy said he has had some con- places where students congregate, cern about the increasing numbers of but will not mean bringing in sub-

minority students and has attempted stitute or extra help, Ludes said Hanna Gray to deal with the =itiiation through in-

CHICAGO (UPI) - Hanna Tony LoGrasso, owner of the Pizza Wagon, brought out the champagne Friday afternoon Holborn Gray was inaugurated Friday as the 10th president of the pops the cork on a bottle of champagne while to celebrate the start of reconstruction of the

University of Chicago. Earl Miller, job superintendent for the K- K-Mart where the roof collapsed under heavy

Mrs. Gray, 47, said in her in- Mart reconstruction project, and Sue Levine, ice and snow in January. (Herald photo by Cease-Fire Sought auguration address the university owner of Cards, etc., await their share. The Strempfer) has many problems, including un- BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Presi- group of store owners from K-Mart Plaza appealed to the world "to save our certain funding and the possibility dent Elias Sarkis sped to Damascus women and children”

of a declining enrollment due to Friday night to plead with Syrian The Lebanese Front Alliance of the lowered birth rate. President Hafez Assad to end Syrian Right-Wing Christian leaders

It will be her job, seie said, “to appealed to the leaders of France, artillery barrages that have turned define and make the major Great Britain and the United States, Corks Pop to Signal the Christian areas of Beirut into a choices of internal priority." flaming hell and killed and wounded as well as to the United Nations Mrs. Gray is the first woman to thousands. Security Council and the Inter- serve as president of the 87-year- “All hopes are attached to this national Red Cross for “quick action old school and becomes one of the summit,” the state-run Beirut radio to help the Lebanese out of their pre- foremost women in American K-Mart Reconstruction said in reporting that Assad sent ordeal."

academic circles. She earlier had telephoned Sarkis on his return Israel, whose naval attack on The store owners joined with Earl said. served as acting president, By SUSAN VAUGHN earlier Friday from Moscow and in- Beirut Thursday preceded the latest Miller, job superintendent for Peter The contractor took out a 31 million provost and history professor at Syrian onslaught, warned anew it Herald Reporter J. Saker, Inc., general contractor for vited him to Damascus to try to Yale and as dean of the College of building permit Wednesday, and would "not allow the destruction of MANCHESTER — Owners of the reconstruction project, and Nan- “bring about a formula for (solving) Arts and Sciences at shoring up of the building to make it the Lebanese crisis. the Christians in Lebanon” stores in the K-Mart Plaza broke out cy Upton, manager of the safe started after that. Miller said. Northwestern University. President Carter had been in touch There was growing fear that the champagne Friday to celebrate Manchester K-Mart store, in toasting The actual dismantling of the debris earlier in the day with Soviet Presi- further Israeli involvement on the the beginning of reconstruction on a new beginning for K-Mart plaza. from the roof will start Monday. The dent Leonid Brezhnev, Assad’s host side of their Christian allies could en- the K-Mart roof which collapsed last The smaller businesses in the plaza dismantling will probably take about Stock Market January. for two days, but it was not known if danger the Camp Davis accords. have suffered from considerable loss six weeks. Miller said. NEW YORK (UPI) - A firmer this had any bearing on the emergen- Tony LoGrasso, owner of the Pizza of business since K-Mart, the biggest In about two weeks an engineering The U. N, Security Council, at the dollar abroad propelled the stock cy Sarkis-Assad conference. request of President Carter, called Wagon, was so excited to the see the draw for customers, was forced to survey will be taken by Joseph Cook market higher Friday despite in- big demolition cranes drive into the Sarkis was accompanied by an urgent full meeting Friday night close down. Structural Engineers of Philadelphia dications that another round of plaza Friday afternoon that he baked Lebanese army commander Brig to seek an internationally backed All the store owners said Friday to assess what the reconstruction credit-tightening lies ahead. Gen. Victor Khoury and Lt. Col. Sami three pizzas and bought champagne they are willing to stick it out for the will entail. Those plans will be cease-fire in Lebanon. Trading was moderate. to share with the other store owners, al Khatib, the nominal Lebanese French U. N. Ambassador Jacques next nine months or so that it takes reviewed by Francis Conti, the The Dow Jones industrial commander of the 30,(K)0-man Syrian the K-Mart manager and the project K-Mart to reopen. Leprette. Council president for Oc- average, a 2.51-point winner town’s chief building inspector. peacekeeping force which has battled workers. The drinks, which also in- Miller said he has to turn the tober, talked by telephone with Thursday, added another 3.55 to Miller said he plans to use all local the Christians for five days in car- cluded some cold duck furnished by building over to K-Mart March 15. Carter, and ordered the formal ses- 880.02. The blue chip-indicator labor, sub-contractors and materials nage heavier than that of the civil Michael DiBella of Blue Liquors The actual reconstruction should be as much as possible on the job. He sion after a series of closed-door con- gained 14.02 points for the week, war the force ended in 1976. sultation throughtout the day aimed Package Store in the plaza, were completed by then. It will take said K-Mart believes in doing this in including 12.12 points since United Nations dependents were at reaching an agreement acceptable brought out with the pizzas and another 11 weeks after that to put the all their locales where they build Wednesday. placed on a card table right in front reported fleeing Beirut for Israel and to all. merchandise in the store, Mrs. Upton stores. The New York Stock Exchange of the huge crane. beleaguered Christian Phalangists index rose 0.15 to 58.34 and the

price of an average share climbed

8 cents. Advances outpaced declines, 826 to 621, among the 1,- Town Gets Your Neighbors’ Views: What are you doing Sundays

881 issues traded at 4 p.m. EDT. now tho stores are ciosed? I Big Board volume amounted to HUD Grant about 27,380,000 shares, compared

^ ' ' K o S S t l i S e of NYSE I MANCHESTER - A housing grant ,11 ‘ of 11.195,110 will be offered by HUD

rm p a^w ft’h ?52t26030,522,260 nouncement from the office of Rep. -

I William Cotter. The grant will be for acquisition and rehabilitation of 20-

^nnrfa I family units, and will be ad- opurio I ministered by the Manchester Munson’s homer offsets three I Authority, by Brett as Yanks top Royals, 6-5. houses the MHA intends to Seepage 11. I Purchase would be those that take

Gifford wins cross country run I families, according

but Manchester High impresses. I lu^ut Mastrangelo, MHA chairman. See page 12. I He said that HUD has specified

that the units not be all in one loca- > I

I'uu, I'ut spread out around town. The Index I I minimum accommodation would be Susan Eiiis Dehhie Kulas Sherman Hicks Robert Bielchman Tricia Slone Mrs. Sonia Gintlier Giurches ...... 3 I ® u n it w ith two bedroom s, shopping. Last Sunday, 1 didn i (Classified 13-15 I Mastrangelo said. He pointed out SuHan KIIU, Glastonbury —“I Sherman IlirkH, Manchester St., Manchester —"Lile doesn’t (Comics 5 that these units are not for the elder- revolve around shopping. As far know the stores were closed. I I never went shopping on Sunday, —“I realize thiit when the stores was mad. I came to spend money Entertainment'fa""”*®*- . but I think the stores should be were open people had a choice of as the principle involved, I think Forum of the Arts . 2 We could buy a house with an in- open.” where they went and what they the state has no business in- and couldn't." Obituaries 6 f®” ®'' ‘•'“f wouldn’t meet the terfering with the work week Deliliie Kulas, 33 Amy Drive, did Sunday. Now they’re closed, Mrs. Sonia (linllier. 57 Grande Opinion...!.!!!! spwiHcaUons of hud,” Mastrangelo structure.” I Blast Hartford—“Be b o r^ and sit people will have to find something Road. East Hartford —" Staying People ! i ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !7 I ®uld. “We would tear the inside out home doing nothing. There’s else to do.” Triria Slone, 151 Walnut St., Sports .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! n!i2 and redo it to meet their approval” Manchester—“I work nights, and home. I go to the store every I nothing on TV and only the bars day.” Television !!!!!!!!!!!! Wwkend | ft® 2*®® that this grant applies to are open on Sunday.” Kohcrl Hlelrliman, 90 Oxford Sunday is the only day I can go existing housing. i*AGF] TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Oct. 7, 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat Oci 7. 1978 - PAGE THREE That’s Entertainment LOC AL CHURCHES t Almanac GOSPEL HALL, Center St. NORTH UNITED METHODIST lesson-sermon: “Are Sin, Disease, and By Unilcil PresH 11111‘rnulioniil [(At*- 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Death Real?” Golden text from the By Allen M. WIdem Sunday School: 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Custer, pastor. Bible: “Unto thee, 0 my strength, will I Today is Saturday, Oct. 7, the 280th FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, ser- sing: for God is my defense, and the God day of 1978 with 85 to follow, NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St.Rev. mon: “Today is the Only Now,” Coffee of my mercy.” Psalms 59: 17. The moon is approaching its first Plrilip Saunders, minister. fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, quarter. •'I - i0:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service Nursery for children 5 years old and Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen r and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church School K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. The morning stars are Jupiter and Deliverance Service. classes for age 3 to Grade 6; 1:30 p.m.. Saturn. We see by the papers that Tony asked. every “ranking” personality under 25 West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Green Lodge visitation; 6:30 p.m.. J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. The evening stars are Mercury, \ Randall will be trekking to Hartford, Gary Cooper! One of the biggest, today. / Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev, James Beliasov, Membership Discussion Group; 7 p.m.. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with Venus and Mars. come next March, as part of the most respected “names” in Sacred Dance Group. pastor. I homily by the Father Broadhead; 9 a.m.. Those born on this date are under umpteenth Morning Lecture Series American moom-pitchas and WHO Somehow, there’s a touch of UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with sermon by the sign of Libra. at the Bushnell Memorial, and while was Gary Cooper? sadness in the knowledge that Tony Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser- SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. the Very Rev. Sidney Evans, dean of it’s always great and wonderful to The reasons, for some lack of our Randall’s out in the boondocks, lec- vice. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Canterbury Cathedral, England, Church American poet James Whitcomb take note of the arrivals and depar- thinking process, elude rationale. turing. My wife and I found CBS-TV’s CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, minister. School and Nursery care, followed by Riley was born Oct. 7, 1849. tures in our midst of “name” per- America the Beautiful! The greatest “The Tony Randall Show” a most Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. 11 a.m., “Workings” conversations coffee hour; II a.m.. Holy Eucharist, On this day in history: sonalities, there’s the jarring delightful commentary. Pure corn Edward S. Pepin, pastor. with people who enjoy their work, Rite II, with sermon by Dean Evans. marketing logistics, concepts, call nursery and Sunday School, coffee and In 1916, in the most staggering foot- thought, the very pondering, about them what you will, and yet those sometimes, but so, too, is ABC-TV’s Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun- day Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 and 1:45 a.m. conversation. ball defeat on record, Georgia Tech why, just why, Hollywood doesn’t who attend to logistics, concepts, fail “The Love Boat,” and look where the CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF SECOND CONGREGATIONAL humbled Cumberland University ratings have pushed the Gavin make greater use of some of the best to accord the age bracket below 18 LAT'TER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Yesterdays 222- 0 . talents in the country, alive and well, and above 25 due and proper recogni- McLeod continuing series! CBS sum- Street) & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James In 1961, a British airliner crashed ready, willing and able to perform, tion. marily dismissed the Randall Waltop, bishop. D. MacLauchlin, pastor. in the French Pyrenees and 37 per- program. After all, CBS is not on the a.m.. Morning Worship and Church 25 Years Ago perform and perform again. 8:30 a.m .. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. to sons were killed. Warren Matteson as Mortimer is shown dole, not getting government sub- School, “Poverty of the Spirit" is the title Brief ram offers slight drought mystery-comedy will be presented by the Tri- Motion pictures like television, and As a youngster who in the world is Seminary; 10:30 a.m,, Sunday School; 5 sidy. The ratings, straightway, tell p.m.,JSacrament Service. of the sermon to be given by the pastor; relief. In 1963, Bobby Baker resigned as greeting his two aunts, Eleanor Petrozza, Town Players in Vernon Center Middle just about every component of the Vinnie Barberino and the shriek to be center, and Jeanne Mangino, while Joey American lifestyle, circa 1978, can be the future. SAlj,VATION ARMY, 661 Main St. 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall. 10 Years Ago Senate Democratic secretary after School Oct. 13, 14, 20 and 21 at 8?: 15 p.m. and heard from Herald Square to Capt. ,and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- CENTER CONGREGATIONAL being charged in a $300,000 civil suit Vogel, left, watches with a sly look' in a found to dote on the endless youthful Interstate 84 west will identify the Driving through New London the William H. Boyle, Manchester’s Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. (Herald photo by Chastain) ficers'. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF with using his influence lor personal scene from “Arsenic and Old Lace’” The image. We don’t know who said it “Welcome Back, Mr. Kotter” star of other afternoon and passing the New CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. recreation director, resigns his Dost. London High School, my wife 9:30 a.m., Sunday School: 10:45 a.m., monetary gains. first — and, in the final analysis, the them all, the one and only John Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Curtis Jr., pastor. source is not as important as the sub- Travolta, ladeeze and gennulmen! happened to mention that she had Meeting: 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 8:45 a.m.. First Hour, Woodruff Hall; Fluorescents Save In 1977, Maryland Gov. Marvin stance — but the contentions holds read of the touring Roy Radin 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Dr. Mandel was sentenced to four years But unless and until one John UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPI) - 'I k! Forum of tho Arts that those motion pictures catering Travolta assumes the dramatic vaudeville revue performing in New 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor emeritus, By switching to reduced wattage in prison on fraud charges and was preaching. Church School; 11:15 a.m., to the young get the greatest stature, stance of a Gary Cooper, 20 London (as it has in the Hart- minister. fluorescent lamps, Missourians could stripped of his office. response. There’s a hue and cry 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 Third Hour in the Federation Room, Players Name Cast • Coachlight Dinner Theatre in years hence, a youngster of this era ford/Manchester area, too). And we save enough electricity to light 962,- A thought for the day: American display in Gallery Mii9 at Hartford’s about the money-to-be spent 18-to-25 a.m.,Worship; 6:30 p.m,, Prayer; 7 p.m., Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 2 p.m.. East Windsor is currently showing won’t remember Travolta, be both talked of how it must be for (XX) homes for a year and save as Herald photo by Dunn poet James Whitcomb Riley said, The Tri-Town Players have cast Wadsworth Atheneum. The late-19th age “bracket,” about how many Worship. Family Hike — Gay City. Fiddler on The Roof” through Dec. assured. somebody like a Donald O’Connor, a SOUTH UNITED METHODIST much as $32.7 million in electric Jeanne Mangino and Eleanor Petroz- century carpel is woven oi siiK in spanking new cars will be bought, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Trinity Covenant Church, Manchester “The ripest peach is highest on th)^ za to play the elderly Brewster 3 starring Paul Lipson. (522-1266 or subtle tones of beige, blue and red. It Fleetingly, sporadically, we can Georgia Jessel (Georgia Jessel, Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. costs, state energy officials say. tree. ” 623-8227) how many trips will be made, blah, spot names/ faces from Hollywood of Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. sisters in the mystery-comedy was made in Tabriz, in northwestern ladeez and gennulmen!!), and Eddie 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery blah, and yet these same marketing 20 and 30 and 40 years ago showing up Fisher, a Milton Berle, after much of Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. “Arsenic and Old Lace," The Joseph Persia. provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 projections forget to emphasize that on the credit crawl of television the fame that touches Hollywood p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services, Kesselring play will be presented • Selected paintings by Barbara B. just because an individual’s post 25, recognition, to go into cities and ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Pastor Web*- j reaching sermon: “Me? A Oct. 13,14,15, 20 and 21 in the Vernon Wythe of Hebron are featured at series, sometimes as supporting AREA CHURCHES 7 agewise, doesn’t mean he or she is Priest?” ; 9a.m ., Church School, 3-and4- At The Bushnell players in a Disney family comedy at towns thousands of miles away. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Center Middle School. Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial Hall going to curl up and stop buying, stop year-old nursery through junior high and The Hartford Courant’s Eastman East Hartford’s Showcase Cinemas Because, frankly, Hollywood has Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. FIK.SI PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH ST. JOSEPH Clll RCH, 33 West St, lU RN.SIDE IMTED METHODIST Others appearing in the cast are Promenade Gallery through Nov. 15. traveling, stop living. 9 a.m'.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m, adult class: 10:45 a.m.. Senior High Class (tn iled Presliylerian USA), 136 Capitol Rockville. BOLTON CON), REG ATI ON Al Kodak Travel Forum Film features VI or other movie theaters in nothing to offer them now, job-wise. (Jit RCH, 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. IS .' Holliger, vicar. • Raymond Lewenthal, concert Two Manchester Community ZION EVANGELICAL LITHERAN will speak and present a gospel music Lane, West Hartford, Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday production at the Ivoryton Playhouse 10 a.m., Meeting for Worship. ROCKVILLE BAPTI.ST Clll RCH, 8 a m.. Holy Eucharist; 10 a m.. Fami- T college students will be exhibiting program. Karl Gustafson will lead a con- pianist, will give a recital Thursday SAT. SUN. MON. ^IPIus Rated r I CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. ly Eucharist with sermon by Father through Oct. 22. (873-8668) their works in the Women’s Center of gregational hymnsing. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, at 8:15 p.m. in Von der Mehden KI DDI E SHOW Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. FAITH LUTHERAN CHIRCH Holliger, his topic: 'Vineyard Violence," • The new season at the Hartford FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH, Route 31 and North River pastor. Recital Hall at University of Connec- MCC during the monh of October. piu$ Kuhl, pastor. (LUTHERAN C H U RCH IN Nursery provided: 11 a m.. Coffee Hour “3 m m m r SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H.Wilkens, 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a m., Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hart- ticut, Storrs. He is on the faculty of An opening night reception for Lin- '‘MlmCkH 9 a.m., Family Worship; 10:15 a.m., AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart- with adult dialogue on the sermon. SHOWN AT 1-JO (Q) 11 a.m., Church Service, Sunday School pastor. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ford, opened this week with the the Manhattan School of Music. da Witham, an art student at MCC, HOT WAX” Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. Church School. ALL SEATS $1.80 for pupils up to the age of 20, care for 9 a.m..Sunday School; 10:15 a m.. American premiere of “Catchpenny and Judy Lee Wince, a student in the 11:35 a m.. First and Second Year Youth 9:30 a m., Sunday Church School: 11 W ESLEY MEMORIAE CHI RCH ST. PETEK’S EPISCOPAL very young children, subject of the Worship Service. Twist," a charade with music, hy Dance Events surgical technology program, will be Instruction. a m..Church Service, Nursery provided. (Uniird Mclhudisl Cliurrh), 110 CHI RCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. Belfast playwright Stewart Parker. Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. William Persing, rector. (527-5151). • The Gallery Dancers will pre- Ms. Witham described her pain- John M. Dunnack, pastor. 10 a.m , Worship Service: registration 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care • The Ice Capades opens Tuesday sent an evening of English country tings as a “personal statement of for Sunday School classes after service dance Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Foot available. for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin at the Civi(T Center in Springfield, finally becoming one with myself and By CLIFF SIMPSON VERNON UNITED METHODIST Mass., and continues through Oct. 14. prints, 466 Main St. Classes are held Wings of Morning Sept. 18. the environment of my mind” and CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie KIRS I C0N(;KE(, ATIONAI, Tickets at the Hartford Civic Center for high school students and adults the “beginning development of a per- Hiles. pastor. CIH RCH, 87 Main St. (corner of Conn. Box Office. No Funds and Paid in Full every second and fourth Friday of sonal style.” help feed the hungry people of the the churches, the clubs, the societies, 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. • The Mark Twain Masquers is the month. Live music will accom- She plans to transfer to the Univer- Every Blade a Sermon Jesus warns us against practicing world — the purpose is served, they the committees, and the service provided. Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, readying “The Hot L Baltimore” for pany the dancing. For information, sity of Connecticut next fall where she Preachers like to draw their il- piety before men to be seen by them. eat, but only we and God know why organizations — and what a mul- HOLTON UNITED METHODIST associate minister. presentation Oct. 13,14,15,19, 20 and call Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. hopes to develop an ability to write The lustrations from the world of nature, (Matthew 6:1) When our con- we give. How sad when we hear, “No titude volunteer! How thankful we CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church 21 in the Roberts Theater, 170 • Traditional and original dance Marjorie Hiles, pastor. and illustrate children’s bwks. especially in springtime. One such tributions are published in the paper, funds” ! are for those who do so much for us! School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; Kingswood Road, West Hartford. compositions of African origin will Ms. Wince will be showing a few of clergyman waxing eloquent about the when our deeds are mentioned in the May I in the name of the communi- II a.m., Worship Service; 10 a m.. An Ancient Prayer Church School. 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Bob Dyo, who appeared in a filming be performed Oct. 21, at 8 p.m. at her charcoal and pen drawings. She abundance of G ^ ’s grace and the media, when we receive plaques for ty salute you all and give you a hear- Give me a good digestion, Lord, ST. MARY’S cm RCH, Route 31, Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth scene recently in Manchester for Foot Prints, 466 Main St. For infor- enjoys drawing on a personal level Bu^Brundi prodigality of grass told his Sunday our good deeds, and when we “prac- ty “THANK YOU?" Fellowship. and also something to digest: Coventry, Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Marsha Mason’s new film, mation, call 643-8953. during her free time. She is presently congregation that “Every blade of tice our piety” to be seen of men, we Give me a healthy body. Lord, Can We Improve the pastor: Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assis- “Promises in The Dark," will appear employed at Hartford Hospital as a grass is a sermon.’’ are falling into the error Jesus said and sense to keep it at its best. Preaching? tant pastor. in the Lanford Wilson comedy (247- nuclear medicine lab technician. Her Tuesday morning when the would bring no reward from our Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- HEAVEN Give me a healthy mind. Good 1 have on occasion wondered that if 9625) plans for the future include a career minister was mowing his lawn, one Father in heaven. day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Lord, to keep the good and pure • "Shenandoah’’ is on stage Art Events in surgical technology. of the lesser loyal members of his Jesus explains the specifics in this there were a ballot box in the and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eagleville, CAN in sight; vestibule of the church into which the through Oct. 29 at th Camelot Dinner • The famous Persian rug from the The reception is open to the public kBaek! church passed by and nodded ap- way: at 8:30 a.m. By Which, seeing sin, is not ap- Theatre in Higganum. (563-8376) Village Library in Farmington is on “Thus, when you give alms, sound outgoing congregation could deposit CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Eugene and will include refreshments. proval, “That’s the stuff, pastor, cut palled, but finds a way to set it All You Can Eat $4.95* WAIT your sermon short.” no trumpet before you, as the their evaluation of the service and Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Brewer right. the sermon if it would help to make Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 T O * AWnAMOUNTPICTUnt “Paved Wilh Good Inten- hypocrites do in the synagogues and This Sunday, treat yourself to a long, lavish, Give me a mind that is not the worship more meaningful and the p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, tions” streets, that they may be praised by 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a m. Water Has Lot of Chlorine luscious treat at the Steak Out. men. Truly, I say to you, they have bound, that goes not whimper, sermon more relevant. Are you familiar with the place to It might be that we could from IIOCKAMM UNITED METII- Some of you have been their reward. But when you give whine, or sigh. ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East MANCHESTER —Residents in the stay within standards established for chlorine in the water. You’ll find a glorious buffet with everything from flQ/miflCnRlSTIE‘5 which the road so paved goes? time to time publish "the batting readers of this column for town’s North End still are receiving, drinking water. alms, do not let your left hand know Don’t let me worry over much Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, He said that there is little else that How many of us start out with average” of the church and the years. Others are of recent and complaining about, water that Since the system is unfiltered, the delicious eggs, and cold and hot meats to what your right hand is doing, so that about the fussy thing called I, pastor. date. In either case your can be done, however, .without' a idealism, high resolves, and confi- clergy, much like the sporting page 7 has a high amount of chlorine treat- best method for controlling turbidity your alms may be in secret; and your Give me a sense of humor. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery writer feels complimented filter system. a tempting selection of casseroles, salads, fruit bim evaluates the Red Sox batters. dent spirits! And how many of us Lord; give me the grace to see available. ment. and color is with chlorine. Young selections and much more, including champagne. Father who sees in secret will — yes. and justified in the The Lydall Street Reservoir is a falter when the sun gets hot, the road reward you. a joke. Something like this happens in SECOND CONGREGATIONAL effort — by whatever good Bob Young, water treatment said. small one that gets easily stirred up is long, or someone we dislike joins “And when you pray, you must not To get some happiness from life Cleveland because George Plagens ClIl KCll, I nited Church of Chris), you have gained. I would manager for the town’s Water “It’s getting pretty bad,” he said of and has a high turbidity level. has appointed himself a church Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Experience a Steak Out Brunch the movement, or we don’t get the be like the hypocrites: for they love and pass it on to other folk. like to think of you as Department, said that the level will the chlorine level. But, the state is It now requires about 30 pounds of Bechtold, pastor. this Sunday from 11;30-2:30. publicity we wanted, or we resent the to stand and pray in the synagogues — Thomas H.B. Webb critic. He graduated from Harvard friends, if anonymous. continue to be high while testing is requiring the high level to control the chlorine a day. Young said. At the unexpected demand on our time! Divinity School and is the religious 11 a.m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. As a friend, please done to determine how a drop in the and the street corners, that they may Let’s Be Thankful for color and turbidity as well as control Cooper Hill treatment plant, which Perhaps those of us so plagued by editor of the Cleveland Press. He Church School lor all; 10:30 a.m., Coffee accept this invitation to be chlorine level would affect the water *Children under 10 S2.95 be seen by men. Truly, I say to you, any bacteria that might be in the does have filtered water, only about the lack of staying power may find a Volunteers Who Light would attend a church unannounced, and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim my guest tomorrow, Oct. 8, supply. water system. they have their reward. But when Fellowship. one pound a day of chlorine is being goal in a little village on the coast of Candles then publish his ratings of worship, at 10 o'clock for the There is much turbidity and color His department as well as The you pray, go into your room and shut BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL opening service of our an- used. Young said. Wales. It is situated along the most I belong to AARP and read with in- sermon, music in his paper. in the North End supply. Both are Herald have received complaints the door and pray to your Father who .CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. nual evangelistic series. “You can see the difference a filter dangerous part ol the shore. The is in secret; and your Father who terest their “Modern Maturity," a Recently in the Wall Street Journal Stanton Conover, minister. factors that the town has to control to from North End residents about the makes,” he said. We aim to fill the building villagers conceived that a lifeboat sees in secret will reward you.” (2-6) monthly magazine. there was an article about him, his 10:30 a.m., Nursery; Worship Service, at that time. Also plan to criticisms, and the public reaction to would help to save some lives. So In the original word used for Recently a brief article indicated sermon: “Christ Shall Reign.” stay for a luncheon at noon Society Sets Lawn Party rczxzxxxzxxz; they built a lifeboat house. By the his ratings. Actually, it ran about two OUR SAVIOR I.UTIIERAN Mwctm U f Ewnlng HDrald reward is “apechein,” which means that 220,000 Retired Senior Volunteer and/or an old-fashioned CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South The M anchester School will be open free. time that was finished both the funds “paid in full.” The Master is saying Program (RSVP) volunteers had to one against his reviews. It may hymnsing at 3 p.rn. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Historical Society will hold Anyone interested in and the enthusiasm had run out. contributed 40,353,000 hours of ser- never come to be a wide-spread reali- Thomas J. Marshall of RELAX FOR The ste a k Out that if we act “to be seen of men” 9 and 10:15 a.m., Worship Services; a lawn party on the joining or learning more So the house stands — well-built, then our account is “paid in full.” vice in their communities throughout ty, but it makes for interesting Randolph, Mass, will be 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class, our visiting preacher fhr grounds of the Cheney about the Historical Socie- W Route 83 well-painted, but there is no the United States in a one year speculation. LUNCH AT Goldie Hoiun It is as if for each act we do we ROCKVILLE UNITED this entire series that con- ty is welcome. H SuggMtsd Carrier Rates ' Vernon lifeboat. The minister who dis- period. The magazine went on to es- While on the subject it is ap- Homestead, 106 Hartford DAVIS FAMILY receive two checks; the one drawn on METHODIST Clll RCH, 142 Grove St tinues through Wednesday 2 ...... PMfiW* In Adviflo* Chevy Chose timate that by the end of this fiscal Rd., from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone who wishes may covered this situation ended with a Manchester bank, and the other, the propriate to mention that Dr. Rev, Richard E. Thompson, pastor. r e s t a u r a n t :i ...... '»♦ year the volunteers would rise to Halford Luccock, professor years evening. Week-night ser- Oct, 14, to encorage new bring a picnic lunch, and these two sentences: Celestial Bank oNleaven. If we aim 10:45 a.m., Worship Service, vices will be at 7:30, ♦ Homemada Soups ♦ On#ff>onih...... “How true this is of many! A young 250,000 and the hours to 52 million. ago at Yale Divinity School, quipped membership. liquid refreshments will be Tim month# ...... Jit 701 at personal publicity, the local bank AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN fellow! He had glorious visions, Area craftsmen will furnished. Ha-Man to ...... I23.40 stamps our account “paid in full," It would be interesting to know just that the preaching would improve REFORMED CIH RCH, South Windsor OncyMr...... lun splendid ideas, and good intentions, immensely if in each church there Rev, Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor. demonstrate skills and the In case of inclement Sandwlchas mm Rmm Upon Rmh i mI and when the second check is how many hours are given here in our but there is no grand outreaching was a bull-pen filled with other 9:45 a.m., Sunday School from age 4 Historic Cheney weather, the event will be caldor pl aza ^bwmwi «no M to raoMto presented at the Celestial Bank, we town. Years ago someone asked me bMoip 5M p.m. purpose, no forthcoming energy, and clergy to come into the game. through adult: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Homestead and the replica held Oct. 21, at the same MANCHESTER _____ H MouW totophono mt oirctitollon PLEASE CALLTHEATRE find that our account is entirely emp- about Center Church and I roughly hours. iMpoftnwin. M7-NM. FOR SCREEN TIMES never a bit of lifeboat work is he A Final Word from Ben Franklin. Worship Service, Nursery available at OF CHRIST of the Old Keeney Street ty with “no funds" stamped on it. figured that there were over 400 ser- both services. l.vdall and Vernon Streets doing in the angry seas of time.” In both cases — if we are giving to ving in some capacity . Now, count all “Well done is better than well said." Plume 646-2903 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 7. 1978 Cnnn .S^t.. Oct. 7. IP7«- PAGE FIVE Psanuts — C h a rlts M. Schulz

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle BDORA! WHAT ARE VOU THERE ISN' T? THAT SATURBW'STHE ONLV Dear Abby 1 G r o s s 1 J o b s L B 8 F U M E □fDOD P0IN6 HERE?T>IERE'5NO mV I NEVER 6ET A I L Opinion: EXPLAINS EVERVTHIN6... n WONPER Nstional 2 College 1 R E 8 □an The Population Problem SCHOOL ON SArURCA'i'! ANVTHIN6 WR0N6 fIF ITS TOO Product athletic group L E E 0 Q 1 E □□□ By Abigail Van Buren LATE TO (sbbr.) 3 Ball of 0 R D E R E D □□□ Recently Robert S. McNamara, Little did the emperor realize the population problem is its structure: from agriculture, and this fact should zf 4 European fish medicine A D 8 8 The use of antibiotics, including 7 BECOME A 5 Fish through 4 Law charges president of the World Bank, ad- extent of his commitment! On the In the developed countries the me- be obvious enough for those of us who question of ‘‘How many children?” in dressed the Urological section of the Penicillin, has saved more lives in 10 PISCO... 5 Scorns 21st square, there were one million dian age is 31 years, whereas in the live in the Connecticut Valley and this manner; a 12 Here (Fr.) 6 Flying saucers years than all the lives lost in human 13 Sloths (ebbr.) American College of Surgeons and grains of rice; on the 40th square, one developing nations, the median age is ‘‘In the last analysis, what will be DEAR ABBY; I am desperate and in tears. I can’t take it E T have witnessed the gradual decrease 14 Advertising 7 Scouting or­ E 1 Y l E l said that ‘‘Unless poverty and the billion grains; and on the 64th or final history. As a practical example, the anymore! I have a 7-year-old son who still wets his bed. I 8 U 1 T 8 Y 0 U 19 years. In the emerging nations 40 in the amount of farmland. scientifically available, politically (si.) ganization 1 0 E 3 have taken him to our pediatrician who sent us to a 0 8 L 0 F population problem are overcome square, there would be 185 life expectancy in India in 1940 was 29 15 Girl (si.) (sbbr.) U N K 1. J . T j percent of the population is less than The United States is in a fortunate acceptable, administratively feasi- M 1 L 8 L E 0 L urologist. They both said there was nothing physically 16 Porch 8 Teased a E the result may be a world that none quadrillion grains or enough to cover years and had risen to 55 years by the ble, economically justifiable, and wrong with the boy. r E 8 8 E E N E 8 3 15 years of age! If hell hath no fury position and blessed with the largest 17 Pagen image £ year 1975! This is true all over the 9 ------Park, of us want to live in.” the entire earth of a distance of six like a scorned woman, can you im- contigious land mass of fertile soil, morally tolerated depends upon I have spanked him, taken away his favorite TV shows, 18 Shows London 26 Waiter's item 43 Behold (Lat) world. PrItcllla’B Pop — E d Sullivan respect He further noted that ‘‘unless these inches! The results of the geometric agine what it would be like with an people’s perceptions of con- and even told him he couldn't play outdoors or go any place 10 On 27 Clock face 44 Lunchtime good growing climate, and adequate special if he wet the bed the night before. 20 Paradises 11 Stiffens 26 Outer (prefix) problems receive more urgent atten- progression are frankly frightening A final aspect of the problem is SHE HAS A LCfT FD MOU WANT VOUR 21 Stupid fellow 45 Amphibian army of neglected and depressed rainfall, and our best growing land sequences. If the population problem I even tried making him wash his own pajamas and the 19 Auto workers' 29 Indigence also important. It is estimated that in OF INTERESTING H OT CHOCOLATE 22 Handball 46 ______Lang tion than they are getting now, they when applied to human reproduction. young people? lies below the 45th parallel (North is considered relatively unimportant bedsheet, but that didn’t help. union 31 Microwave the United States approximately 20 STORIES TO TELL.G 'UP'OI? ON TH E point amplifier Syne will in time seriously threaten the or only moderately important that To top it all off, my 4-year-old who stopped wetting his 23 Black-tongued (abbr.) Another way of looking at the pop- Dakota) whereas Russia’s best l?OCKS? 32 Comply 47 Omelet-like percent of all births are unwanted bed two years ago has now started in againi I guess he dog 20 School (Fr.) political and social stability not only In an effort to clarify the impact of ulation problem is to consider the growing land lies above the 45th judgment will not support much in- ~r 38 Ammunition and unplanned, and Dr. Leader says thinks if his big brother does it, it’s okay for him, tool 26 Walked over 22 Greek deity 48 Not one of the developing countries but of the a certain birth rate upon the popula- rate of food production. Currently parallel. America, together with vestment of effort. If it is considered 30 Chemical 23 Italian 39 Rotating piece 49 Racetrack 21 percent of the births in Houston My 7-year-old quit for five days straight before his birth- developed nations as well.” tion growth the number 70 is critical; worldwide the birth rate is two per- Canada, is essentially the bread urgent, much more can and will be day because he thought he’d get more presents, so I know he particle greeting 41 Taunted character 31 Nightshade 24 Keep He detailed the steps the developed i.e., if the birth rate is one percent are illegitimate, and 25 percent of can quit. reproachfully 51 Sound of a cent while the increase in food basket of the world, and may done. The fact is that, despite the 33 Freeze 25 Except that these births run in the 11-15 years of 42 Margarines nations must take to improve the the population doubles in 70 years; if production is 2.5 percent. This seems someday have to play God and have large forward strides taken in inter- I’m expecting another baby in four months. Then I’ll have 34 Everything dove THREE kids wetting the bed. 1 2 3 4 economies and the annual per capita two percent, the population doubles reassuring until one notes that the age group! In his city, there were 35 Humble 5 6 7 8 6 10 11 to decide who will and who will not national recognition of the problem I am ready to give up hope. Please help me, Abby! 36 Broke bread 3962 cases of neglect^ and abused 12 income of the poverty stricken coun- in 35 years; if three percent, in 24 rate of food demand is three percent receive our grain, an unpleasant in the 1960s, there still does not exist 37 Long journey 13 14 children in 1971, and by 1973 this HOPELESS tries and insisted that he is going to years; if four percent, in 18 years; due to increasing affluence and rising an informed, firm, and constant con- 39 Awkward IB 18 prospect at best. person 17 preach that gospel until the well and five percent in 14 years. To at- number had risen to 5,100. Lastly, in DEAR HOPELESS: If the doctors assure you that there expectations. Of real concern to us is viction in high circles that this is a 40 Word to call 18 IS Houston 60 percent of the welfare is ■othiag physically wrong with the hoy, try the “Wet r- developed nations of the world take tain population stabilization a growth that the world grain reserves in 1961 While we are blessed with natures matter with truly great implications attention Alarm" (Sears’ catalogue lists iti. 41 Gazelle 21 ■ action; i.e., increased financial and rate of less than one percent would costs goes to aid dependent children. for human welfare.” was 95 days and by the year 1975 had abundance, climatologists tell us that I’ve had hundreds of readers tell me that this solved the 43 March into technical aid! be necessary. Ca ptain Easy — Cro o k s A La wre nce 23 24 25 ■z. 27 28 26 fallen to 30 days. the climate of the world is gradually problem when all else failed. I hope it works for you, but if it 46 Malady What is to be done about the pop- 50 Patient (si.) In Latin America and Africa the N orm an B o rla u g ’s (Nobel Unimpeded population growth doesn't, qnieUy change the sheets and moke no mention of A MOMENT AFTER THEY SPOT THE 30 ■3 , 132 changing in a direction that is not en- ulation problem? First and foremost, the wet bed whatsoever. No ■liamlwy 0 0 punishments. SHARK POOL- EASY CLICKS OFF HIS 51 Sugar In discussing the population rate is approximately 3.5 percent or Laureate) Green Revolution has 34 couraging and that a mild drought in means malnourishment of most of FLASHLISHT WITH A WARNING HISS! portion 135 13 . the world needs a World Population Just total silenee. problem, he noted that there are now a doubling of the peoples in these given us a pause through his skillful mankind (50 percent at the present 52 Sticky stuff our Great Plains could be a disaster. 37 138 □1 more than four billion people living Policy, and the third World must be 53 Fireplace fuel areas in 20 years. In the Philiippines use of hybrid seed, irrigation Recently we have been aware of such time), an increase in pollution and DEAR ABBY: I am a former GI, married to a girl from w convinced that planned parenthood is 54 Margarine 40 ■42 on this planet and that it took it is expected that the present 42 systems, and the massive use of fer- a possibility by the droughts in crime, the erosion of our non- Southeast Asia. My problem is that she keeps after me con- 55 Ox-headed mankind more than a million years million will reach 100 million by the not a form of genocide. To increase stantly to send money over there to her family. I have been antelope 43 44 45 ■ 47 48 49 tiiizer, but it is at best only a pause. southern California and Texas. renewable natural resources, the to reach a population of one billion. year 2000, and in the same interval of the death rate is inconceivable so we sending as much as I can, but it keeps me broke. 56 Companion of To be sure aqua-culture and an in- Abel Leader, a urologist in fouling of our lakes and rivers, and BO 151 52 Abby, we are depriving ourselves of the necessities-like odds However, the second billion required time, Indonesia's 130 million will must lower the birth rate. To do this 57 Racetrack crease or yield from the sea will also Houston, and a prominent advocate despoliation of the natural beauty of a telephone and new tires for our old car. We can’t even pay S3 54 is an enormous and difficult task and term 55 only 120 years; the third billion 32 reach 260 million and India will reach provide some additional time but of Vasectomy as one form of our planet, faltering power systems, some of our own bills, and she keeps begging and begging requires the use of widespread educa- 58 Thus far S6 57 years; and the fourth billion 15 years. one billion! Furthermore, if a man- there is no way that food production sterilization, also notes that there and finally seething unrest in our me to send more and more to her people. I work to support 58 At the current global growth rate of tion in family planning. To effect her and that’s all I can do. —2 datory decree could be enforced that can keep up with the increase in pop- are other aspects of the population cities causing political instabilities, IHfWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNj family planning ideally requires a Please advise us both, Abby. And thank you. about two percent, the world’s pop- would limit all families to two ulation if it runs its present course. explosion that are of deep concern conflict, and perpetual strife. ulation will add a fifth billion in about cheap, accessible, reversible, non- 30 AND DRAINED children, there would still be five beside the sheer increase in The exponential growth of popula- C197»»y)€A.lnc.TM Rtd.uS PM (» surgical form of contraception or 11 years and some six billion will be billion people by the year 2000. Another concern regarding food numbers. He speaks of the population tion is the greatest danger to DEAR DRAINED: If you're the only one working in your Win at bridge living in the year 2000! To Of further interest is that Calcutta, production is that virtually all of the implosion as people everywhere sterilization and this is not as yet mankind with no parallel in past family land I assume you are), it's time yon learned how to Alley O o p — Dave Qra u e mathematicians the reason is ob- a cultural sink, will have 30 million available. Much additional research say, “Enough is enough." readily exploitable land in the world migrate to the cities to seek a belter history, but man of all animals is Tbooe who have money should help those who do not, but LgTlEN TME, O JJO N E: ( VES, I HAVE \OUR ...NOW I MUST ASK vious — population increases by the year 2000, and Mexico City (3.5 billion acres) is already under in reproductive biology will be P»21NCH Awnj IS BEIN6 ^ MESSASB, ALLEY (DOF* ^ HELP US E F F E CT about how to blame his part- life and in so doing bring added capable of subjugating nature to his you should aBocate a set sum to send to her tam ily-and not ONE MORE FAMOR W H AT^ HIS R E SCU E! NORTH 10-7-A ner followed by some more geometrically or exponentially and with its birth rate of 5.7 percent cultivation and the vast majority of required before the ideal situation is a dime more. Explain this te your wife. AND ttiXnk NOul OE YOU... burdens to our already jammed at hand. will and hopefully can control his SMOKES! EOVOUREADME? ♦ 842 time for more study. South not arithmetically! (Machismo) will double in 12 years, the remaining land is unsatisfactory metropolitan areas. In addition he destiny. IP AK654 planked down his king, To dram atize the im pact of and for further emphasis, Brazil In the meantime, we have effective DEAR ABBY; I always wanted my husband to wear a » 64 dropped West’s queen and for agriculture. In Australia only one speaks of the population dysplosion A final note on the problem. Look wedding band, so I saved up my money and bought one for « AKQ geometrical progression, the story is (Machismo) has doubled its popula- means of population control and they ...... X X had the grand slam In his percent of the land is cultivatable, where people of mixed races are at the minute hand of your watch and him. He acted pleased when I gave it to him, but he wore it I WEST EAST pocket. should be utilized! Organizations like told of an emperor who wished to tion 14 times in the past 100 years. five percent in Canada, 10 percent in being crowded together in our cities, as it passes from one minute to the only a few times. P Q 10 ♦ 9 7 6 Why did South make that reward one of his faithful subjects The country of Mexico, which at pre- China, and in Japan 80 percent of the and gangs run amuck asserting their Zero Population Growth and next, 172 people will have been added Every time I asked him why he wasn’t wearing his wed- VQ10 3 1PJ972 play? His table explanation ding band, he'd say, “I forgot it." r and asked him to name any wish. His sent is exporting its wetbacks illegal- land is mountainous! It is also ethnic supremacy or vie for control Negative Population Growth are to mankind. On Feb. 1 of this year the PJ965 ai0 7 was that East was so tense endeavouring to assist in coping with I just couldn’t Iwlleve he was that forgetful, but when I P9873 PJ10 62 that he just couldn't be hold- reply to his emperor, who was a ly because of a lack of job oppor- claimed that 6.6 billion areas could of the limited land areas In their World Population cloclf read the population boom, and emphasize try to get the real reason out of him, he gets mad and won’t SOUTH ing the queen of spad.es. devoted chess fan, was: “I am a poor tunities, will increase its population be added to our agricultural produc- communities. 4,336,395,293! talk, and I end up crying myself to sleep. With the queen of spades the fact that ‘‘just as the earth and P AK JS 3 man and my wants are few. All I ask from a present 60 million to one of tion but only at a cost of $400 to $1,- "There are none so deaf...” I finally came to the conclusion that either he doesn’t P 3 (according to South’s com- its resources of land, air, and water want to be married, or he doesn’t want other people to know ment) East would have for is for you to put one grain of rice 135 million by the year 2000 and this 0000 per acre; i.e., the cost of the Another reason for the sudden in- Charles J. Jacobson, Jr. P AKQ32 are limited, so are the demands that he’s married. P 54 looked relaxed and cheerful. on the first square of your chest is only 22 years hence! water, irrigation, fertilizers, etc. crease in our population has been the M.D. Later on, we cornered can be placed upon them.” Outside of this, he’s a wonderful husband and father and board and double it on each Lastly as our cities expand more fall in our death rate resulting from 172 E. Center St. he says be loves me. What do you think? Th e Flintstone a — Hann a B arbara Productions Vulnerable: North-South South to ask him for the real succeeding square.” Another interesting aspect of the Bernard Berelson in ‘‘Beyond Dealer: South enlanation. and more land is being taken away our vastly improved medical care. Manchester His reply after much ca- Family Planning” answered the ^URT iibS Cf^utJcH Weat North East South IP joling on our part was, “I Pass 2P Pass 30 have played against West DEAR HURT: U he’s a wonderful husband and lather and for years. He just doesn’t he says he loves you, believe him and don’t look for Paaa 4P Paas 4P false (tard when defending problems where none apparently exists, or you might Paaa 4P Paaa against a slam. Hence, when Paaa 7 P Paaa Paas create one. he dropped the ten, I knew it 'W g n L - Paas Taxation: Its Impact on the Economy was either a slnigleton in Editor’s Note: This is the fifth in a Getting manfed? Whether you want a formal church which case I had to lose a Editor s Note: This is the fifth in a a dollar less to spend. If the govern-eovern- ^ wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get series of 15 articles exploring Opening lead; 49 trump trick or he held ment spends that tax dollar, It remains to note the longer-run Abby’s new boeklet, “How te Have a Lovely W e J i^ .” queen-ten doubleton.” “Taxation: Myths and Realities.” replacing private spending with Send If and a long, stamped (28 cental seU-oddresoed This series was written for Courses effects of tax policy on the supply public spending, the total level of side of the economy, that is the level envelope te Abby; I S L a s ^ Drive, Beverly HiUs, CoUf. By Oswald Jacoby by Newspaper, a program developed MS2. spending — and the economy as a of full employment output and its and Alan Sontag by University Extension, University whole — is not greatly affected. A New York reader asks of California, San Diego, and funded growth. The key to economic growth We really don’t know how But what if the government does and rising household incomes is in- who was the first person to by a grant from the National Endow- to bid the North-South hands suggest a method of finding not spend the tax dollar on new goods creased labor productivity. This Astrograph and neither does anyone ment for the Humanities. a 4-4 major fit after a no- and services, using it instead to pay requires investment in plant and Th e Born Loser — Art Sa nsom else. The best final conteact trump opening bid. Manchester Community College is six notnimp and seven off its outstanding debt? In this case, equipment, in part because labor AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) In We just found an article by offers a three-credit course based on spades certainly one of the overall expenditures — public and becomes more productive if it works an endeavor Involving several Ralph Cash in a 1931 Bridge the newspaper articles. For informa- private spending together — will be people, you'll spot a flaw poorest, so we will say ca- World in which h? suggests tion, call 646-2137. with more capital, and in part missed by all that could have tegorlc^y that this North- that when an opening no- reduced. Lower expenditures mean South pair certainly bid the Copyright 1978 by the Regents of because new investment is the most spoiled things. You’ll lead the m b ! trump is raised to two, less demand for goods and services, effective way of introducing new and way to correct It. hand badly. opener would lose nothing the University of California. which in turn puts downward PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) South won the club lead in better technology. OctotMT I, 197t and might gain a lot by By RICHARD MUSGRAVE pressure on jobs and prices. You’ll be very proud of yourself dummy and led a spade to bidding a four-card major. There are two sides to the growth This coming year you’ll have today for your cooperation In his ace. West dropped the 10 That has to be the first and and PEGGY MUSGRAVE Or what if the government spends problem. First, capital formation greater opportunity to take handling a difficult problem. Go and after pause for station we congratulate Ralph who more than it raises from taxes, must be financed by saving; and se- charge and direct matters that ahead and pat yourself on the identification, communion still plays bridge regularly The immediate purpose of taxation have an effect upon your In­ back, you deserve It. with nature, diligent prayer, borrowing the difference (deficit) by cond, investors must be willing to put come or resources. The in Phoenix. is to collect revenue to finance public ARIES (March 21-Aprfl 19) Once alibi prepar^on,'laration. study (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) selling bonds? Overall expenditures these savings into new ventures. rewards are there If you’re you’ve set your sights on a goal services. — and demand — will then rise, enterprising. Both decisions may be affected by today you won’t let anything Heathclift — Ge org e Gately But like it or not, taxes profoundly leading to a rise in jobs and prices. taxation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today stand In your way of achieving affect economic conditions. Employ- Reducing the overall level of you’ll diligently pursue an am­ It — no matter how difficult the For example, some argue that the bition that has been thwarted. task. ment, inflation and economic growth expenditures, or demand for what is Your Industriousness will are all shaped by tax policy, and corporation income tax, by taxing TAURUS (April 2IFMay 20) Past produced, will be desirable under corporate earnings at almost 50 per- break through the barriers and experience will play a big hang WInthrop — Dic k Cavalll economic conditions will in turn pay off handsomely. Find out conditions of inflation, when there cent, discourages capital investment In the successful way you affect the revenue that the govern- are more dollars looking for goods who you’re romantically suited persuade another today to co­ ment gets. in corporate businesses. Others hold to by sending for your copy of operate with plans Important to \ than there are goods that can be that investment depends largely on Astro-Graph Letter. Mail SO you. Thus, as the nation continues to produced. Raising the level of spen- cents for each and a long, self- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It the economic outlook rather than on addressed, stamped envelope struggle with stag^tion — an un- ding will be desirable in a recession, taxes. might be your job today to 5^ to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, guide or complete a project welcome combination of inflation, when there are not enough dollars Radio a ty Station, N.Y. 10019. unemployment, and slow economic Other tax measures, such as the someone else has started. You around to buy what could be tax credit for investment and Be sure to specify birth sign. won't mind a bit. You’ll take growth — tax policy could well be of SCORPit) ( M . 24-Nov. 22) A produced at high employment. accelerated depreciation, are invest- pride In your capabilities. crucial importance in determining few strong-willed individuals CANCER (June 21-July 22) You our economic outlook. Inflation and Unemploy- ment incentives. will try to force their opinions might have the chance today to Such policies may help stimulate upon you today. Your self­ reciprocate to one who once How does the tax system affect the ment investment, but, because they benefit assuredness and the courage came through for you when the economy? Thus fiscal policy should look to speak up will prove you’re primarily people with high incomes, chips were down. You’ll show When the government collects a towards raising taxes under con- right. your gratitude In a big way. they also conflict with a fair distribu- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. dollar in taxes, the private sector has ditions of inflation and lowering them LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A domes­ tion of the tax burden. On the other 21) In your own quiet way you tic project that took consider­ under conditions of unemployment. can pull off a major accomplish­ able time will finally be com­ This general rule is simple enough, hand, tax rates that increase steeply ment today. Faith in yourself pleted today. You can be proud The Authors but there are qualifications. at higher income levels might dis- and the resolve to accomplish of the excellent job you did. First, tax policy is not the only way courage investment and saving. will be ttie reasons. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A Short Ribs — Fra nk Hill Richard A. Musgrave has been □early, tax policy is not simply a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) social situation about which R- by which the government can adjust Your beliefs and confldence you’ve been quite dubious will I UNPERSTAN P VOU TO h e l p VXI OJBtiCOME IVe DEVELOPED A N IF bOU DONT D O lT,ILL> H.H. Burbank Professor of overall level of expenditures. The matter of raising revenue in an could be put to a test today. turn out successfully. You'll ARE H A V IN G S O M E >OUR TIM ID N ESS... INCENTIVE PROGieAAA. HAVE YOU P U T O N Geoffrey Moss—political illustrator syndicated RESERVATIONS ABOUT s__ political Economy at Harvard government can also increase or cut with the Washington Post Writers Group. equitable fashion. The entire perfor- Back up your concepts with realize all your fears were XT W ILL R E A LLY TH E R A C K . University since 1969, having first mance of the economy must be actions and they’ll be strength­ groundless. FACING C3RAGONS- M O riV A T E ViOLJ. its own spending or ease or tighten ened. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) joined the faculty there in 1965 the money supply. Keeping the allowed for as well, though this \ after teaching at the University of economy on an even keel calls for should be done with least damage to B arry’s World — Jim Borry lifichigan, Johns Hopkins Univer- work weil if the root cause of infla- the fairness of the tax system. using these methods in the right com- An increase in income taxes is less rapidly. This means that the tax base sity, and Princeton University. tion iies in excessive wage increases bination. likely to have this effect. Combining — what we pay taxes on — will Bugs Bunny — Helmd a hl & Stoffel He has served as an economic or price hikes in certain industries. The views expressed in Courses by Second, not all tax changes will be the recent increase in payroll taxes shrink, and, therefore, so will consultant to several foreign equally effective or prompt in Similarly, reducing taxes to boost with reduction in income t ^ does not Newspaper are those of the authors YA LOOK revenue. only and do not necessarily reflect IT TOOK ME 1 governments as well as to United changing the level of private spen- private expenditures will be effective help to fight stagflation. HAPPYi , _____ States government agencies. His T he opposite occurs when incomes those of the University of California, TH W E E YEARS ding. Introducing changes in tax as an anti-recession policy if un- Another proposal under considera- FUC7DSV.V/VI6NT BUT NOW IT'S books include “Theory of Public employment is due to general under- rise,- whether due to economic the funding agency, the distributing rates takes time, as do taxpayer tion would use tax.policy to reduce recovery or to inflation. Tax revenue O ur Bo arding Houa a Th is Funny World A LL Finance,” “Fiscal Systems,” and responses to those changes. spending in the economy. But it will costs by giving tax incentives to agency, or the participating a leading text in the field, “Public not work if the problem of unemploy- thus shows a “built-in” response to newspapers and colleges. WH^TS IT NOT ENTIRELY BIKTER! MV COLLEAGUES Third, different types of tax reward employees and firms for non- changes in economic conditions. This Finance in Theory and Practice,” ment arises because unemployed LIKE AT AREN’T SI6N1FICANTLV PIFFERENT changes can affect different types of inflationary wage and price policies. is helpful since it moderates swings 1 F R O M A scient ifical l y DISTRIBUTED which he co-authored with Peggy workers do not match available jobs. Next week; Alicia Munnell of the AKRON BURR expenditures (such as those on con- For example, corporations holding in total spending, thereby con- UNIVERSITY, 'RAMPLING OF A SELECTED UNIVERSE'- Musgrave. Such difficulties have come to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston dis- Q sumer goods and investment goods) their average wage increases below tributing to economic stability. PROF? A IN THIS INSTANCE. OUR COUNTRY.' Peggy B. Musgrave is professor differently. This is important fore in recent years when the a certain government-set standard cusses the problems surrounding the U3TOFamiia % MANCHESTER — Sam Crispino, store was also open last Sunday’ Hei EASTHARTFORD -Pasquale owner of Crispino’s Supreme Foods, said he had no idea why he was not I DeCandia, 66, of 452 Main St., East 485 Hartford Road, and Peter issued one. Tarr also said his store; Hartford, died Friday at Ellenville iL Devanney, an owner of the Highland will not be open this Sunday. ‘Zelg Day^ i n S p r i n g f i e l d Hospital in Wawarsing, N.Y. ijtl'Aii I fill.fi 1 Park, 317 Highland St., have been “We decided it just wasn’t worth' He was born in East Hartford and issued summonses in what is it,” he said. Channel is one of a chain had been a resident there for the past believed to be the first enforcement of home center stores whose 15 years. of Connecticut’s revised Blue Laws. headquarters is Whippany, N.J. He leaves three sons, George, They were not arrested as stated in Ronald and Thomas, all of Coventry; ■ti Friday's Herald. Aircraft Designer Honored four brothers, George DeCandio of Crispino and Devanney face Springfield, Mass,, Anthony DeCan- penalties of up to $100 for the first Miss Lillian dio of Hartford, Michael DeCandio of violation and up to $500 for sub- Wethersfield and Frank DeCandio of sequent violations. A Card S h a r k By BETTY RYDER certificate, Miller said, and the West Hartford; two stepbrothers, Crispino said he had no comment Whitnev Division of United BOSTON (UPI) — Massachusetts Life/.Slylc Editor “Zeta,” named for Miller’s college Martin Natale of Hartford and John I , about the charges and Devanney was Technologies Corp. in East Hartford Attorney General Francis X. Bellotti An airplane built more than 40 fraternity, Zeta Psi, was deeded to 10 years ago, where he worked as a Natale of Wethersfield; five sisters, VI (- i not available for comment. They said Friday he thinks President years ago was hoisted to a place of Lambert. stall engineer and senior design Mrs. Marie Ciani of Mt. Vernon, were required to appear in court Oct. honor Sept. 30 in a newly designated Miller received his bachelor of N.Y., Mrs. Miglietta D’Nofrio of Los 23. Carter’s mother is “a very good card engineer in the research laboratory. player.” He should know. science degree in mechanical Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Francis Gieras area earmarked for aviation history While he never piloted one of his The closing law, which prohibits at toe Springfield (Mass.) Science engineering with an aero option iq of Hartford, Mrs. Mary Kamm of On the flight home Thur^ay from aircraft, Miller, nonetheless, has most retail stores from operating on Rome to Washington, D.C. tor Pope Museum. Honored at the afternoon 1926 from the Guggenheim School of East Hartford, and Mrs. Rose racked up hundreds of hours of flying Sunday, took effect this week amid John Paul’s funeral, Bellotti, Miss reception was Howell W. (Pete) Aeronautics, New York University. Bellody of West Hartford, and two time in the planes he designed. reports of scattered violations. Miller of 354 Porter St., who was the From 1926 to 1929 he worked with grandchildren. Lillian, her security guard and Iowa Now enjoying his retirement with The operations manager at president and chief engineer of the Huff-Deland Airplanes, Inc. in Funeral services will be held Mon- Rep. Michael Blouin got into a 12 his wife, Dorothy, also a former Channel Home Center, Bob Tarr at Miller Aircraft Corp. in 1936 when Bristol, Pa. In 1928, it became day at 9 a.m. from Newkirk and F in ish ing F ire D isplay hour in-flight poker game. P&W employee, Miller says he is the Manchester Parkade, said he was the aircraft was built. Keystone Aircraft Co. Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Mrs. Carter was the winner by the content to stay on the ground. not issued a summons although his The first aviation exhibit in the Ave,, East Hartford. Burial will be in Bolton Deputy Fire Chief Ronald Morra, Bolton Center. The annual observance begins time they landed. museum, the ”Zeta,” is a two-place, the Hillside Cemetary, East Hart- left, and Fire Lt. David Drew, right, put the Sunday and continues through Oct. 14. low wing aircraft which was built at ford. _ finishing touches on a display for National (Herald photo by Strempfer) the old Springfield Airport. -Frieiltjrmay call Sunday from 3 to Police Report Fire Prevention Week in the Bolton Library, Miller’s corporation was formed in 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. 1936 with 20 stockholders buying Manehesler Vernon shares of stock for $100 each. Mark Carlton J. Lee, 17, and Carlton D. Richard Helmsley, 18, of 14 N. Granville was vice president and rcupic7 Card of Thanks Grasso, Sarasin Agree DeClaybrook, 17, both of Hartford, Park St., Rockville, and Edward production engineer. I wish to thank the relatives, police and friends for were arrested by police Friday after- their floral arrangements, mass cards and many acts Eaton, 19, of 168 E. Main St., Before that time, Miller was chief of kindness during the illness and death of my hus­ noon and charged with loitering on Rockville, are being held by Vernon engineer for Granville Brothers Air- band. Leo-Paul Poirier school grounds at Manchester High Police in connection with a stolen craft in Springfield, builders of the Cynthia Poirier School. Police said the two, who were motor vehicle. Police said they Gee Bee (for Granville Brothers) In 1934, Granville Aircraft Corp. But, when he handles one of the On Evil of Income Tax not students at the school, were R21 and the Gee Bee R2. dissolved and the firm of Granville, chased the accused for a short dis- models of the many airplanes he asked to leave and when they Jimmy Doolittle, who was later to Miller and DeLackner built the tance Friday before apprehending designed, one can't help but detect a STAMFORD (UPI) — In their first $20,000. He tabbed the tax “Mrs. walked the earth. One billion dollars refused, they were arrested. become a hero in World War If, “Q.E.D.” for Jacqueline Cochran for them in the stolen car. They are faraway look in his eyes. ( Fire Calls ) debate, Gov. Ella Grasso and her Grasso’s income tax.” ago, Mrs. Grasso took office.” The arrests took place at the same being held on a $5,000 bond each. piloted the R-1 to win the Thompson her London to Melbourne, Australia Republican rival Ronald Sarasin The Republican candidate for The Republican said Mrs. Grasso time other incidents involving both They will appear in court Monday. Trophy Race in 1932, setting a world race. governor also said he could white and black students were oc- Manchester Friday spent most of the time trying became the “nation's biggest land speed record of 296.287 miles per “The ‘Q.E.D.’ was later sold to the to outdo each other on how evil an in- guarantee there would not be an in- spender” this year when she curring within the school, but police Thomas Hebert, 23, of 65 Mountain hour. Lindbergh of Mexico, Capt. Fran- Friday, 12:12 p.m. —electric stove at 25 come l‘.ax would be for Connecticut. come tax during his administration — proposed a budget 14 percent larger said the incidents were not necessari- St., Ellington, was charged with The Zeta, which has been in cisco Sarabia. It was renamed Radding St. (Town) Mrs. Grasso accused Sarasin of the same promise that has been than the previous year’s spending ly related. They were released on a operating an unregistered motor storage about 30 years, was donated Conquistador del Cielo’ (Conqueror Friday, 5:57 p.m. —smoke at 335 Lydall being a relative newcomer on the repeated time and time again by the package. written promise to appear. Court to the museum by Romaine Lambert of toe Skies) and now is in its own St. (Town) vehicle. Court date is Oct. 20. anti-income tax scene and said the governor. Mrs. Grasso said she was able to date, Oct. 23, East Hartford, of Southampton, Mass. Lambert, museum in Cuidad Lerdo, Mexico," East Hartford Priscilla L. Waskiewicz, 26, of 16 voters should be wary of any "I just wish you could have made spend that much because she had Sutton Place, Groton, was charged ■ recipient of the FAA 1969 New Miller said. -oo- Friday, 11:29 a.m. —motor vehicle ac- promises he makes. The silver- that speech in 1971,” chided Mrs. built up a formidable surplus through Donald G. Brown, 23, of 29 Oakland with four counts of issuing a bad; England Mechanic of the Year Still later, in 1936, the company cident at 500 Main St. haired Beacon Falls congressman Grasso. That was the year Sarasin, her “prudent and careful” manage- Terrace, was charged with misuse of check in a local grocery store. She ( Award, ran an aircraft maintenance built “Time Flies” for pilot Com- Herald Friday, 11:45 a.m. —medical call at 155 countered by saying the Democratic then a member of the state ment of the state's fiscal affairs. She registration plates Friday. Court was released on a $500 non-surety business more than 30 years. mander Frank M. Hawks. Woody Crest Court. Photo Feature governor has already imposed an in- Legislature, voted against an income categorized her term as one of date is Oct. 24. bond. Court date, Oct. 11. Commenting on the cost of building Other planes designed by Miller Friday, 1:04 p.m. —medical call at 21 tax amendment, but later voted for a A model of one of Howell “Pete” Miller’s planes By Elm St. come tax of her own — the dividends “promises made and promises aircraft then and now. Miller said, are “Moonship,” “Westfield budget package that included the REGGIE PINTO Friday, 4:19 p.m. —gas leak at 115 tax. kept." “The Zeta was built for approximate- Trainer,” and “Summit.” controversial levy. ./ ooocxy Tolland St. In the first of several “joint The governor harped on the District Events Mark ly $5,000. But today to comply with “When the war clouds began to Friday, 4:54 p.m, —medical call at 19 appearances” by the two candidates, “And Lew Rome could have number of new jobs her administra- government-approved type certifica- gather in 1937, m aterials were Chapman St. Sarasin told a meeting of the seconded it, ” the governor con- tion has brought into the state since tion plus all the testing and designing becoming hard to obtain and military Tolland County Southwestern Area Commerce and tinued, referring to Sarasin’s running 1974 and the amount of new money Fire Prevention Week required, it would cost at least aircraft were being built. It was then Industry Association that he would mate, GOP lieutenant governor her administration has given to cities $ 100,000.” Friday, 2:01 p.m. —box alarm at the MANCHESTER - The Eighth we decided to store the ‘Zeta,’ which eliminate the “discriminatory” nominee Lewis Rome, who once sup- and towns. Sarasin said Mrs. Each evening from 6:30 to 9:30 Money was scarce then, and there was a sport plane," he said. Windermere School in Ellington, fire District Fire Department will begin next week, an open house will be held drill. (Ellington Fire Department.) dividends tax uhich applies to in- ported the concept of an income tax Grasso’s figures were deceiving. was not enough for an approved type Miller, retired from the Pratt & activities today in conjunction with at fire headquarters, 32 Main St. dividuals with gross incomes over in Connecticut, The two candidates also disagreed National Fire Prevention Week Saturday, Oct. 14, at 1 p.m., a Canceled Sarasin, a three-term congressman on the need for a Department of which is Sunday through Oct, 14. rescue demonstration will be con- from the economically depressed Housing, an idea first backed by Mrs. Today the fire department will diicted at the Eighth Utilities The Town of Manchester Fire Now You Know Naugatuck Valley, said even though Grasso’s second-in-command and Department outing for Sunday has Mrs. Grasso hasn’t imposed an in- send an engine to the Bowers School District Public Works grounds on The mathematical ratios between political nemesis Lt. Gov. Robert Fair at 10 a.m. for display. At 1 p.m., been canceled. come tax during her administration, Killian. Fleming Road off Hilliard Street. the greatest distance, the diameter the department has been ask^ to she has increased other taxes by Mrs. Grasso, who beat Killian by a Capt. Paul Gworek will direct the of the universe; the smallest dis- about $1 billion. participate in a Tri-Town Mutual Aid department’s Emergency Medical tance,, the diameter of an atomic 2-1 m argin in the s ta te ’s first “Do you know what one billion is?” training session and demonstration Technicians in a mock rescue of an ( Lottery ) nucleus; the longest time, the age of Democratic gubernatorial primary Sarasin asked. “One billion seconds in Rockville. The departm ent’s injured person from a railrood bridge the universe; and the shortest time in Septemner, said the department ago, the first atomic bomb had not newest acquisition. Tower I, will be in the middle of the Hockanum« HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning that required for light to cross an would be an important addition to part of the demonstration. yet been exploded. One billion River. daily number drawn Friday in the atomic nucleus, are identical — 10 to state government. Sarasin said it minutes ago, Cleopatra sailed the Tuesday, the department will give The public is invited to observe the ’ Connecticut lottery was 577. the 40th power would be too costly and un- Nile. One billion hours ago, dinosaurs demonstrations at all public schools rescue demonstration. " neccessary. within its jurisdiction. Thought

Every dyke has its mole. Every Carston Studio’s of deliberate planning, as with the We should say this prayer: "Lord, man has his Achilles’ heel; whatever farmer who wanted to build a tower, I am not so foolish as to think I have it may be and wherever it may lie in and the king who wanted to go after no serious flaw in my character. All the hidden recesses of his soul, his his enemy (Luke 14, 28-33). men have them, and I am just as weakness is there. Fighting our besetting sin is human as the next. Don't let me fall serious business. The deadliest form, as Peter did. Don't let me plunge to We cannot afford to remain un- of dueling recorded in history was ruin as Judas did. But please open concerned about ours. We commonly the medieval Scandinavian “Belt my eyes to where the danger lies for choose the sites of our air castles in duel.” The men were stripped, me. Let me know myself thoroughly SALE BEGINS the land of our besetting sin. That is armed with short daggers, and then and then give me much grace to OCTOBER 9th THRU OCTOBER 14th where daily self-examination comes fastened together by a strong belt guard against the one weakness in and a real searching of soul when SYSTEM I that forced them to face each other which can most easily take me away SYSTEM we go to confession. A good spiritual only a foot apart. The deadliest form from you.” director helps much, and prayer is ^KiOSS flOPKaiMEER of dueling for us is right up against Msgr. Edward Reardon essential. Jesus teaches us the need our leading defect. St. Jam es Church Students Commended

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To play your records with upmool cera wo've metchod Hn new few and far between.” work done. Every other car will either stop, Omen and completely aulomelic end h n a D C. servomotor with pitch conlrol for Lutheran Church will haye a cottage meeting for all DUAL 1237 fully aulomelic record changer end ,— _ _ - _ Place lives as far west as you can drive in His weather-watching theories include: honk toe horn, wave or something. perfeci speed accuracy. It's complete with the m ACUTEX 307 Magnetic cartridge, li t a perfeci matched I youth of toe church. Grades 9 through 12, Sunday at 7 EmpNi 200O.E.I Magnetic Cartridge. tiny Rhode Island without being in Connec- • Currents from high winds. “You can’t “I still enjoy it, if they didn't like us, they W« guarantM Uw oil you buy from u o lal system and for 6509.00 ll'a e steal, u n 6845.00 ' p.m. in toe church room. U8T PRICE 6883.00 ticut. He is one of New England’s oft-quoted predict long-range weather with animals. wouldn’t do it.” qual to or suporlor to any on tho rnorkol An open house will be sponsored by Manchester Lodge OTHER SPECIALS weather prophets. And he is storyteller to Only what’s coming up soon.” The farm handed down to Place after his of Masons Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Masonic boot. • “Three frosty mornings in a row mean a parents’ deaths has been in the family "back Temple for Masons and their friends. There will be cards, •nC K ERIN G ‘T’ll be 85 next St. Patrick’s Day,’’ Place storm. Or three foggy mornings. Either one." to the 16(K)s.” pool, conversation and refreshments. MpOOO REWARD FREE T-SHIRT OR AIR tells a visitor. “My mother sent for a • “There is always a cold spell of weather "That was a custom with the old people. IF PROVEN O THERW ISE Pickering XV15400 neighbor. No doctor. I tell people I wasn’t around toe full moon, even in summer.” They expected the children — at least one of MATTRESS Witli the purchase of a worth it.” Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to 11 Magnetic Cartridge • “Heavy husks on com means a them anyway — to continue on the homestead. a.m. in Luther Hall of Emanuel Lutheran Church. All case of Cassette Tapes Place glanced across toe dining room table winter.” Tradition Will End members are requested to be present. ‘THE FUEL OIL COMPANY THAT Sale 17” to his wife, Ina, who gave up her teaching job • “A rainbow means good weather.” He expects that long line of farm tradition SAVES YOU MONET in Providence in 1923 and followed toe man she When Place saye he’s going on 85, you have The DAR Frost Fair wilt loved back to his dairy farm. to take him at his word. will end when he and Ina pass on, but is LiA prices shown in this ad an those suffesM bt the manutactunn BUY FROM NEW ENGLAND’S" realistic about it. feature antique appraisals, “She made a wonderful farm wife out Few Gray Hairs for a fee today from 10 and an not intended to be our actual settini prices LARGEST STEREO HOUSE here,” Place said. “She’s already 85. Has toe “It looks possible when we re done — toe a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center jump on me.” There are few gray hairs on his brown head. property might change hands. My daughter Congregational Church. A >0 k-w-J 146 Old Brokfield Road, Danbury, Conn. 06810 The kitchen phone rang. Ina didn’t budge. His brow is deeply furrowed, strong hands has a home of her own. She had six children. crepe lunch, parcel post, , w co. “It’s usually his call, so I let him answer it,” gnarled from years of rugged outdoor work. They’re all college people and in different attic treasures and L ARSTON%;j :^ (203) 744-6421 ( 212) 369-6212 she said. Place sold his dairy herd about five years professions. homemade items will also 315 HiO/ID ST. Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:30 Sat. 9:00-3:00 When people call for Cy, the conversation ago when arthritis in his legs made it difficult “Times have changed. I wouldn't want to tie be featured. MMCNESTER usually turns to toe weather and what he sees to get around his 125-acre farm. He sells hay my family down to it." ahead. and still raises a garden to help get the I’At; . RillT JVj.A.\C HKSTKR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Oct. 7. 1978 Senior Citizens Schedule for Week Gospel Meeting Planned Monday: Closed, Columbus Day. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Oct. 7, 1978 — PAGE NINE Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for shopping and square dance M A M n u C 'C 'P C 'n m t.. _____i_ .„ jii •____ Hi! Some of our members are running around singing MANCHESTER - The their guests will have a Man” : Sunday evening, "Is class. 10 a.m., oil painting class. Noon to 12:30 p.m., hat TV commercial "I Love New York" or "We Did It Church of Christ, Lydall covered dish luncheon Salvation By Law of About Town lunch served. 1 p.m., bus returns from shopping and I Belore and We re Doing It Again." I'm not sure why they and Vernon streets, will following the morning Faith’’; Monday, "The Rec Adds Swim Proeram Guest Speaker Set N ould be sineine those tunes. Me, I'm just a happy little Senior Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes. engage in its annual four- worship. Then from 3 to 4 Greatest Sin and God’s MANCHESTERMAIMPUFCTCD —In T- response to j . guy who knows enough to remain neutral. Wednesday: 9 a.m.. Health Clinic by appointment, 10 day fall Gospel Meeting p.m. an old-fashioned Manchester Composite son’s doctor. decided that having swim meets f. Grace’’; Tuesday "The many requests for a swimming At Calvary Church Here atthe center other activities are going on besides a.rn., pinochle games, crewel embroidery class and starting Sunday. Thomas J. hymnsing will be held, with Squadron of the Civil Air The swimming schedule for the would be fun. The enjoyment is from Unchanging Church"; and fitness program for adults, the singing For instance, Gloria has a super program lined Friendship Circle meeting. Noontime, lunch, 12:45, Marshall of Randolph, members from area Wednesday, "Your Ticket Patrol will meet Sunday high school pool will be 8:30 to 9:30 a social and competitive point, MANCHESTER - The Rev. Jim Wellborn of Stow, Mapehester Recreation Department up for this coming Thursday as part of our Fun Day, The bridge games, and 1 p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at 8-30 Mass., will be the guest churches expected. To Glory.” from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at p.m. on Tuesday and each Tuesday Siebold said. Ohio, will speak and present a musical program Sunday a.m., return trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. will start such a program Tuesday at SHte ^ chaplain at the Somers speaker for this special The public is invited to the Manchester State Ar- thereafter. The schedule for the To be a competitor in a Masters’ Mr. Marshall was reared the Manchester High School pool and at the 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. services at Calvary State t rison, will be here. His talk will be on "Question Thursday: 10 a.m., to noon open cards, visiting and series of meetings. mory. Membership is open other days will be: Mondays, 7:30 to meet, a person must bel at least 25 in Manhatten, Kan., where participate in all these ac- at the East Side Rec. Church, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. helping with ceramics. Noon to 12:45 p.m., hot meal and The regular Sunday to all young people from 8:30 p.m.; Wednesdays', 8:45 to 9:45 years of^age. tTn^n° .Mr. Camp has an excellent reputa- he attended college at Kan- tivities, according to Melvin R. Siebold, recreation The public is invited to attend services. There will be meals on wheels. 1 p.m.. Fun Day featuring the Rev. times will prevail — 10 Grade 7 through high p.m.; Fridays, 8:45 to 9:45 p.m. Competition is set up separately sas State University. He Eugene Brewer, minister director, said swimming for fitness, no admission charge. A free-will offering will be received Russell Camp, retired chaplain at the Somer Prison. Bus a.m. to 6 p.m. Week night school. For more informa- The schedule for the rec pool will for men and women, in five year in- ment S^o ^ ^ p irer^ T u ^ ch tto S S'l^dZ' graduated from Harding of the'local church. like jogging, needs to be done on a at each service, according to the Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf- pickup at 10 a.m,, return trip after the entertainment. services will be at 7; 30. tion, call 646-6344 or 871- be Thursdays from 8:30 to 9:30 crements, 25 through 29, 30 through son, pastor of the church. College, Searcy, Ark. in regular basis. He said the benefits in- Friday: Beginners ceramic class. 10 a.m., kitchen An attendance drive is 0257. p.m.and Saturdays from 1 to 2 p.m. 34 and such. There are 150 registered 1952. BATTERIES FOR clude increased muscle tone, im- One of today’s contemporary gospel singers, the Rev. other activities on Tuesday morning: We picked up 27 social games. Noontime lunch. 1 p.m., setback games. underway at the church, to Lifeguards on duty will assist anyone Masters Swimmers in Connecticut Mr. Wellborn grew up in the small town of Opp, Ala., in a Radlot-Hearing AMs provement in cardio-vascular health, ^niors lor shopping and on the return trip we h a d V Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:20 and 3 30 be clim axed with the Emanuel Hill Chapter of with stroke tecnique, if asked. and about 500 in New England. pastor s home. After graduation from South-Eastern p.m. GafflM-FlashlIgMs helping relieve tension and giving Meanwhile, we had 20 for oHr oil painting class as they beginning of the Gospel Alcoholics Anonymous will Siebold said he was also asked Two Manchester residents, Jim College, Lakeland, Fla. in 1973, he entered full-time a feeling of accomplishment as skills were busy putting their thing together. Meeting on Sunday. Also on meet tonight at 8 in Luther about the Masters’ Swim Program. Zuccardi and Siebold, competed in Christian work. and endurance are improved. that day, the chiirch ,nnd Hall of Emanuel Lutheran^ He said this is an international this year’s Masters Championships Pinochle Results Siebold said this program, like any He has served three years as youth pastor, two years as Church, 60 Church St. program started in the United States at Brown University this past On Wednesday morning, which has become our busiest other fitness program, should be pastor of an Assemblies of God church in Alaska, and two in 1970. Many swimmers were put- August. For more information about day we had 29 members attending our Friendship Circle done with the approval of the per- director of Youth Ministries of the Assemblies ting in laps on a regular basis and the program contact Siebold. Rev. Jim Wellliurn gathering. We had 16 for the crewel embroidery class of God in Alaska. He is presently recording with Rainbow Kecords, a division of Rainbow Sound, Inc., and he is on games with the following winners: Edna Farmer, 582, Billy Stone, tour throughout the northeast this fall. His wife, Linda, ONE OF THE STOP S SHOP COMPANIES and two children travel with him. ra' FH Helen Silver, 552, Ed Scott, 549, Martin Bakstan, 538, Bob Hill 536 g ™ TStop A Shop Coupon Josephine 0 Connor. 528. M I w in VWiHiooi|X>mttt7.60purctitM. p rio affernoon we had 20 on hand for the I Chicken of the Sea - jThis week’s Feature Piece COFFEE CUP Guests at Emanuel L h ( serving 40 members a nice lunch We I Stop & Shop 10%oz. can » ^"Srid Murphy of the Christian Thought for I T members playing our bridge games and Man Ministry, with headquarters in New York City will Reed 4 McLain. 4,340, Marge Regular . Light be guests at Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday at the 11 160Z-, * “ “" 'T i m a Tomato Elec. Perk 0 clock service. They will lead the liturgy and present a box musical message on the text for the day, Matthew 22 So 1 guess y.,tril agree that right now we re bulging at Drip or MH ■ Reg or Unsalted leiioz., verses 1 through 10. the seams. Once we get into the Green School each room ISN Auto Drip Soup MH can BY^WN VICTORIA Both of them are well known soloists in this area and Bsood Mon., Oct ^Sflt^OdJ4JJmjtone_£wcustof^9-SbL. Od 14 lim>/M. throughout the country. Ingrid, a soprano, is a native of uwiiown loorn. ‘heir I OP<<<^S sausage 0 camedBooSSe^„h«eISbKkm,I I galo OirJs Broccoli Spears lOoL package meals program, and Delieve me, with the prices of food self service deli ly focusing attention on stewardship, giving particular meat, franks and our best quality bacon! continually on the rise, we find that it's hard to keep our est quality bacon! ^ I agait^ Ore-ldaCrispers 69* attention to the theme of "Taking Inventory,” both ••0 Stoo»Shop o n * fUn^ralSe™ '"" these two Colonial Round Ravioli 13ouicapkg O o spiritual and material, in preparation for faith pledges Stop & Shop stop & Shop^ Cut' ^ p & Shop Cut for 1979. ® more money on the Varietv Stop&Shop“GreatBeef 7 1 |A ftA stop & Shop Several outstanding guest speakers, who have been in- iT'' expenses were very vited to both Sunday morning and evening services, will igh. Such things as the large amount of canvas for the Extra Mild Sauer- Wax Green present their recommendations for spiritual growth. scenery, lumber, costumes and paint to name a few Waffles Sunday, Dr. Gwyn Walters, professor of ministry at However, much of the materials can be used over and Gordon-Conwell Seminary, Wenham, Mass., will speak at ver again and should cut down on the expenses of __ i a a e c a B kraut Beans Emiles pkgs.^ft both the 8:15 and 10:50 a.m. worship service and also at another year. We collected $4,714, paid out $3,007.81 and F*UiM)iS the 6:30 p.m. service. put into our meals program $1,706.81. ic fU jsyzoz.^ i1 pound cans 1 cans I siopiSbop trrv A Welsh Presbyterian minister, Dr. Walters was at one At our craft fair, which was held in November of 1977 we Orange Juice I2cxfc«can Oiy ^package 99 FlWchmems Q I V time the traveling secretary in Wales for Inter-Varsity collected $3,086^81. We spent close to $200 for expenses 89 Egg Beaters 16ouncepkg O w Fellowship. He is presently recognized as an excellent B ^ C h u S k 16oz$i Wo u n c * g Q a The remaining $2,921.91 went into our food program Sara Lee Rings Calif. TomatoesS aS)* cane I FrwichS?Se 3'^^89^' StopiQlSozprVt preacher with both "fuel and fire” that enrich his Stop & Shop Bacon Green Beans Mixed Vegetables) Shop O c a i s O ^ Raspbeny. Bluebeny, M«le or Afnond Halloween Dance ;M .39 3 brilliant use of the English language. SuiGtoiy Three Bean Salad >1601S 16ounc«packag9 Back to the action here at the center - we want to re Frst Prize Tomatoes 2^89* Green Giant ITouncecan 59* Pound Cake 99* On alternate Sundays this fall, when there are no guest Sausage Meat 1 poundrol *1.59 Green Giant wcSi^ic«i 3> c a n s R»(MarorMaftiia mind you about our big Halloween Dance coming up on speakers, several members of the congregation will pre- Monday Oct. 30. We’ll be having Lou Joub^rt fnd his Cold Cuts *1.19 Sun Glory Whole Kernel Stop&Shop 100% Natural sent mini-sermons on the topic "The Meaning of Chris- Botogn^ PtP Of Spiced Luncheon Loif Green Giant tian Stewardship to Me.” The lay speakers re Gary Jo- pSs^withVotT ‘a® costumes as well as door B o a s t doin. Dr. Robert Keeney, Mrs. Ruth Hakanson, and Louis ^Ice C ream Karlberg. I “ . f ,r .m c “ "™ Center Cut ______Sliced 1 M onte Sweet Tuesday afternoon our Senior Bowling League saw ac comer deli ah good things to eat All Half Gallon Tub'-M 9 The public is invited to all services at Trinity Covenant minimum time to setve. All deliciousi Assorted Ravors Church. nT/TT Lanes with the followfng re^ps AvaiaWe in stores Mthoomerdefa. •ts Class A high triple went to Bruno Girodano 535 and to!? Com Peas Whipped Topping IS* 2bSS’1 '’‘’'’°''s went to Harvey 160Z. swtf Stop & Shop , Underblade C h uck^st^S . 170^9 17o?U orJet/Qouncapko. c O t Duplin with a 231, and Emma Nyquist, 167. ^ 1 c a ns Glazed Donuts BoetonBorne O w or Cut cans cans^H Church Plans Film " ■ ■ - ■ Beef .139^ Stop&Shop pna Tr r ^''iP’® winners were Anthony Golas 460 Green Beans Coffee Lightener 32 ounce ctv and Viola Wenzel, 323, High single was captured by ' Boneless Chuck Roast Chuck 39* MANCHESTER —The film version of "Pilgrims jm i Whole Grean Beans Lenders Bagels 12oincapkg 39* Progress” will be shown Sunday at 7 p m at The Anthony Golas, 176, and Polly Kenneway, 126 Stewarts BeefChuck Stewed Tortiatoes i^ilss,39* Del Monte 160441083 can Orton, PWi or Egg From our 39* Kidney Beans 316ouncecan Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. The public is invited Coming Trips kitchens. We Chuck Stewing Beef USDA t Choice ‘1.49. 20OZ. $ - 1 The Christian literary classic is second on the all-time Del Monte slice tt to order. Crushed Tomatoes 2 ^ *1 cans I Progresso Beans Sweet Peas EarV Garden best-seller list after the Bible and has been made into a on'\to'ppnTr^°7T/°"'® “P are on going W 9to|H*8liop Beef ekptStnpPMr CameM FhdKMMVorCrMPMi on the Penn Dutch trip; your final payment is due this Boneless Blade Steak Chuck ‘1.89. dairy Everything dated for freshness! film on its 300th anniversary year. O cf \ A T ’ 0" ‘*’e foliage trip ^op a Shop Baked Ham*3.79b Penn. CXjtch. or Stop & Shop A nursery will be provided during Sunday night’s OcL 19 and so we ask you folks who signed up on that bus Beef Chuck Montini Stop & Shop _____ New Countryshowing. to please get your money in, if you haven’t a l r e S Bv Beef Cube Steak USOA Choice ‘1.89. the way, we will be leaving our center at 9 o’clock for this Beef Chuck Mush- Italian Yogurt le Slaw Short Ribs of Beef USDA Choice ‘1.39. diced beets Parish Hunts Roots Don t forget that this coming Monday is Columbus Dav I U S O A and our building will be closed ^ Stop & Shop CHOtCEj rooms VERNON —The Parish of St. Bernard Church of itoes Beets Rockville is planning to publish a parish history dating w e e L 'to h a d T r -" ? "oe" ‘Ws past With all natural mayonnaise. | Boneless Rib Eye Steak ‘3.49. back 125 years and is seeking the help of friends, and 350Z. 160?^ Stop&ShoD A ll hear abont thT'' We hope that more senbrs Stems can Sour Cream I6ounc«o<> 59* former and present members. ss SPieces PrtitfW'' cans Aake it nossThiP thT°" ^ '"ere to stop & Shop Tuna Salad *1.99b 2-89 Cream Cheese 8oinc«pko. 5 9 * The history will be published in connection with the means we will be serving a noon Shank^rtion Vacuum Packed BrwkAona p Q 4 meal five days a week, and if you’d like to come but have MammouSi Cottage Cheese leotfiotciz) 0 9 125th anniversary celebration of the parish. The Rev. Cheddar Cheese WlKontln *1.99r, i ___ __ wateradded Caitonia Ljrgi Ctfd Tzngy or Low FA John J. White, pastor of the church, noted the importance no transportation, call our office at least one day ahead Tomato Sauce F^ognaaso S top! Shop 4 l2ouicecan and we’ll try to pick you up. ^ S l« j« Strop Tomato Paste 39* Small Whole Beets^ ‘3 of preserving the spirit and heritage which brought the Rice Pudding OiaekSMeporh 69* lb 280Z $-1 parish into being in 1854 and the role the church has Menu for Next Week Tomato Paste RoBTtMo* 4c«*1 Tomato Puree Stop&Shop cans I Individually W rapped Mother Gooea 2 Del Monte Spinach ’'sr39* playto in the life of the community through the years. ^Liverwurst p«r pound Monday — Building closed. 1.89 Friends and parishioners are asked to turn in any infor- Fruit Drinks mation or pictures they have relating to the origin and ac- fr Jir a to U e r T g r * '® 20 ounce can Stop&Shop KraH our kitchen Let us cook your dinnerl Cooked HaffiHSl.39. ComSBeef 99. tivities of the church through the years. Relevant vDdleJ material should be sent to the church by Oct. 14 if pqssi- veASSickfTT®'^ '’T T ® beens, or egetable sticks, homemade apple crisp and beveraee Roasted or B-B-Q St Hi-C Dole in ^ ble. 'Thursday Baked stuffed manicotti with meat sauce Roasted or B-B-Q Style Fresh American Grown Lamb Sale' It is expected the book will be completed for distribu- buttered broccoli, tossed green salad, Italian bread and Welchs Cheese Food Slices tion next October. Material should be addressed to St. spumoni ice cream with a beverage OMkedChidbii ^ Shoidder White or Yellow 16oz pkg Bernard Church, 25 St. Bernard Terrace, Rockville in 06066. Friday. Homemade vegetable soup, sliced white ^;^“White Gem” 46of^ M6oz.i Cinnamon Rolls S fS , 2 89* chicken breast sandwich, pears and beverage. icans^H ___ Juice leans. T W llg J riot M Asstd Flavors Chunk sliced or crushed * Sun Glory Drinks oTS, 69* orcoW FruinMndAIVWittiM History Unit Meets OaiMontaSficad Swiss Cheese Slices M.99 ANDOVER—The Andover Historical Society will meet Dole Juice 2 59* Cling Peaches Th«*You Sun dory 16 ouca padiagi ^Stop& Shop GelatinsFrjS.2’,a89* M orHah*es29oz.can Purple Plums Brand 2I2?*1 At Pern’s Kathy Says! Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Sedsell Goodman, ^b Lamb Chops*2.79i. LoirT^mbChops^.2^ Nestle Hot Cocoa Mix *1.99 Fruit Cocktail 2170Z. Route 6, Andover. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson will talk MMont o cansC COME TO OUR ANNUAL I^W*rorMri-MnlnWowite. cnMr Del Monte Pears 2’.2S*1 about the history of the Times Farm Camp. The public is SicedorH(*m bakery Quality from our own ovens! tn e a t Fine buys on entrees! invited. Lamb Legs o « « *l .69b ^ Franco American Stop&Shop Stop&Shop PUMPKM Batter W ^ r Dutch Frye jChef Boy-ar-dee Half Legs *1.79k produce Church Sets Bazaar NutrrtkxjsanddeWckxJs... agh^ and on sale an this m ek, tool Jckeii catoni ilePie ^^Chickeii 22 ounce VERNON —The First Lutheran Church, 154 Orchard 0’s package St., Rockville, will have its annual "Holly Daze” bazaar SUNDAY ONLY m SheNs_ Lunch Box Size #1 3 6 Noodle Shells S 9 Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church. 144i(am Stops Shop Booths will feature handcrafted items, homebaked 22ouncepkg *2 ^ Soup iov^ozm 1Sof^ Buttercrest Bread 1 Large Size cans^M cans^H^ StopIShopntinorSugv CQA goods, attic treasures and a luncheonette. Santa Claus cans^H^ DaisyDonuts il)!i(xr)c«pkgof12 Q w S5;<3.99 _^AShop g g « Will be on hand to give lollipops to the children. The Roast Chocolate Brownies BhouKt^ bazaar win be open to the public. 4 Beef Stew Walnut Coffee Cake 99* B&M Baked Beans“2i2S£“59* S24ounoacin - ...... lillMiWnwWIiyllir > v. - ■-11IV Dinty Moore Pitted Olives 3 69* PUMPKINS TtndwOu* Hoimel Meats Mounctew DeMtodHim ^esl2 9 6 ^ 89* Underwood 4hCAfv«can Beefor Cheese Ravioli 49* Stop&Shop TMiy.CNdnaHm or Chrt9 CNcAen Spr ead Voiety ^ seafood Fresh or frozen count on quality! Lon^sland Fancy Chet Bw -AnDm 1 Soz. can I Bookmobile Schaduld 3g Food Chunks Cat Food (read Next week’ hedule for 2:50 —McDivitt Drive. In tim e fo r H o id ay & Christm as G ifting. Cracked Wheat, 16oz*^| the Manchester Public 3:30—Grisson Road West. Fresh Haddock Alpo Ntne Swedish Rye baves^l Library Bookmobile: 4:10 —Clyde Road. 1.00 EACH iSesaraa Street or Italian Wednesday Oi>eNQi’fN DAILY AS A.M.A M. TO 9« P.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A M. TO S P.M. iilHlower.79 Tuesday Fillets ^Fresh Green ig i g - H v e L l I j y r t 10:00 —Meadows Convales- • W% SW^A^rere/d.$ 9 l l Th0 Htrsld, Sun^jrSunday P.p«ri.l plus Lottery T/cA.Ii • Something New & Different! Library 2 10:30—Lincoln Center. cent Home, Calif. Emperor lealth & beauty aids 11:40 —Ivy Manor "THE KING IgM Q 4ot 2:10-Tuck Road. Shrimp Cocktail dSw O in *1.59 CabI iThis i4 y i(» ^ Apartments. 2:50-Wyneding Hill Road OF cans^H Gra^ Week All Varieties cans^H ' _ Tylenol ‘1.39 1:30—Westminster Road, 3:30—Carriage Drive. ^ ______PRODUCE!" Greatforboled ^ Extra Strength Tablets 60 count 2:10 —Branford Street. 4:10 —Kane Road. PESO Hard Shell Crabs MmhRl *1.89 When cooked ft kxiks Nka strmds of Save on dknerorcolealaw. J these 278 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER lembanfaBmiH Pound FKkiQs spasMtt. Recipe tage right on the squashi IVol. 2< Cl5oz $-4 bottle or Capsules 50 count bottle Thursday Juicy ted grapee^JPf^ Recipe Dog Foodv£^3’Si?79*3 Cat Food StopAShopihop « J cane I MadorHihnKnd _• 643-63S4____ 39, Volmne No.1 99L ELASTIC 10:30 -R egion al Oc- Purina Cat Food 4*5S*1 Wby Cat Food 4 "^89* Ban Roll On 79’ STOCKINGS cupational Training Center. «HM.atlMiLOll1Uih VMMyMni-AIViiMe.------OTSwe-MvafflUMBReSiza-AlfVtetetfeD i nc^UMJIRKiCinCUL^rUtRegorUnscentedDeodorant1.5oz.bll WHEELCHAIRS 11:40-Hackmatack Street. 2:10—Jenson Street. 2:50—Marshall Road. . WTHURDRUG 3:30 —Elizabeth Drive. 4:10 —Avondale Road. l ^ GK TKN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. S«l 7. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn. Sat.. Oct, 7. 1978 - 1‘AGE ELEVEN

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X' As Yankees Stop Royals NEW YORK (UPI)ITPTI -_ TheThn ...... V 'Bl32l!0r PK» >n Mch tK««t M netei upper deck in right field but Jackson New York Yankees, paced by pennant after taking over in mid- flaming game ever and you lose, I countered in the second with his fifth season. Thurman Munson’s game- was shooting for the fourth in the A Nniv MOMW SAVMG PROCIMM WITH COLD BOND ST AMPS homer in playoff competition — a line The run lost, the Yankees led by seventh." winning two-run homer, moved shot into right center field that tied only 3-2 and Brett tied it again in the Brett, who was playing with a to within a victory of their the game 1-1. fifth with his third homer off Hunter, third straight American Brett made it 2-1 Kansas City with severely bruised left shoulder and a his second homer leading off the tyint a one-game championship bone chip in his hand, talked barely 100*FREE m League pennant with a 6-5 third but the Yankees, although series record set by Pittsburgh’s Bob above a whisper in the tomb-like Get w losoExtra Robertson in 1971. triumph Friday over the Kan- thwarted by the second controversial Royals clubhouse. COLD BOND STAMPS ‘Tve always said Catfish gives up sas City Royals. call of the game, came back to take ‘I still feel pretty good, ” Brett (*I0 Golden Tens) a lot of home runs and I've seen said. T feel like I contributed and at Munson, who had not hit a homer in the lead in the fourth, with Jackson enough to know his pitches," said the 54 games, enabled the Yankees to and Munson once again doing the least I kept us in the ballgame. " COLDBOND dejected Brett. "You have your best With a '3.00 or Larger e V I i t ■■M M WHEN YOU REDEEM overcome three solo shots by George damage. Meat Purchase Brett andUvipe out a 5-4 deficit in the With one out, Munson hit a line eighth inning with a drive into the drive just inside the third base line Fire Instructors Meet 'W / \ Limit One Coupon h r Family. j TAMPS deepest reaches of the left field and steamed into second with a dou- Valid Oct. n -t4 .1978 On hand for the state Fire Department Instructors Association • bullpen. ble when the ball became temporari- meeting in East Hartford Thursday were, from left, Deputy Chief THESE UWBHJEVABLYLOWSUPCTSAVIIICSPRICa AT A lP Only moments earlier, Doug Bird ly caught in the decorative bunting on .. M had come out of that bullpen to the third base railing. Jackson then Peter Mullen, Deputy Chief William Kenny, and Deputy Chief Charles SAVINBS SPECIAL! SUPER SAVINGS SP ECIALl tSUPER SAVINGS SPECIa T relieve Paul Splittorff, who was lined a single over shortstop to score Stiegler. Stiegler was elected president of the association replacing yanked by Manager Whitey Herzog Munson. Kenny. The annual meeting, held at the Veterans Memorial Clubhouse ' ’.PEC'i. ‘.Gb3.-->.E- First of Three for Brett after giving up a one-out single to Lou Piniella followed with a single was the seventh to be held in East Hartford. Guests included Mayor A&PGRADE A" George Brett of Kansas City tried his best hitting three Roy White. to left that was quickly cut off by Richard Blackstone. (Herald photo by Blake) homers but it wasn’t enough to beat Yanks. Here he/ounds third “Thurman’s homer was the longest Clint Hurdle on one hop. The Royals I’ve ever seen hit in this ballpark,” left fielder made an excellent throw DOZEN after first inning homer. (UPI Photo) said Jackson, who homered in the to shortstop Fred Patek behind third first and drove in two other runs with base but Patek made a key mental Community Calendar LARGE EGGS a single and a sacrifice fly. “You and physical error. ■im ...... can’t imagine how I felt seeing it go Seeing that Piniella had taken too Herald out.” wide a turn at first and was caught Andover East Hartford "I was just looking for a ball I between bases, Patek ignored the Sunday angle could drive,” said Munson. “I guess age-old basekall rule of running Sunday you could say a squirrel always finds directly at a trapped runner and in- Andover Historical Society, 2:30 p.m., Pre-Columbus Day Road Race, 1 p.m., an acorn. It's gratifying to know stead fired directly to first baseman home of Sedsell Goodman, Route 6, Cornelius McAuliffe Park, off McKee Earl Yost we’ve got only one more game Pete LaCock. The ball sailed into the Monday Street. because we’ve got a vendetta going stands behind first base on a fly with School, Town Office Building, public Tuesday Sports Editor against the Royals,” Jackson scoring and Piniella winding library, and disposal area closed for Board of Selectmen hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Munson's confidence might be a bit up on third. holiday. Town Hall conference room, premature, but the Yankees, who go On the next play. Hurdle took W^ednesday Notes Off the Cuff as a security guard at Hartford Jai with their 25-game winner, Ron Graig Nettles' fly to left and fired Tuesday First lieutenants helping Tom Alai. The 6-3, 205-pound sophomore Guidry, in Saturday night’s fourth home. Piniella appeared to beat the Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Elemen- Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 running back with Columbia Univer- game, most certainly are in a com- throw and elude catcher Darrell p.m.. Town Council Chambers. Conran in the annual Ford-sponsored tary School. Punt, Pass and Kick football com- sity led the frosh backs last fall in manding position to culminate their Porter's tag but he was called out by Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p m., rushing. miraculous comeback that began Umpire Ron Luciano. Piniella raged Wednesday DO B E T W iW m THESE GREAT CROCBm ^ petition for the past 17 years as Raymond Library, Main Street. back in July when they trailed in the on the ground to no avail. School Building Committee, 8 p.m.. OCEAN SPftAV judges have been Denny Carlin, Spec Thursday BATHROOM Elementary School. Flavell and Gil Flavell. Local play is East Hartford’s Eastern Division Eastern Division race by 14 games. “I know Lou well enough and you Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. CRAN- VANITY sponsored by Dillon Ford. Little League baseball champions Before Munson's homer, the game can see by the way he acted that he Reggie in October Trot Town Council Chambers. Manchester will host the zone play at will be feted Oct. 19 at the East Hart- shaped up as a personal duel between had to be safe,’’ said Yankee member’s home. BERRY ITUPt im riR PAIR 6 Mt. Nebo Saturday for the fifth ford Elks Club. The squad won the Brett and Reggie Jackson. Manager Bob Lemon, who is on the New York’s Reggie Jackson trots past George Brett of Royals Thursday Hebron SAUCE 375 ct. district crown. TISSUES rolls straight season. Brett led off the game by hitting brink of becoming the first manager after second inning homer. The Yankee outfielder has made it a Andover World Music Committee in American League history to win a .Monday ANN PAGE DOG FOOD Catfish Hunter's third pitch into the habit of hitting homers in October. (UPI Photo) presentation, 8 p.m., Andover The 1978 pre-season prediction George Beeney will risk his Congregational Church. Town Office Buiiding closed for holiday. YEUOW ALPO Z Tuesday average for major league baseball Swingers’ Division Golf Tournament CUNC beef Z was .500. Kansas City and title Wednesday in an 18-hole test Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 PEACHES Philadelphia won as predicted last against A1 Tuttle. 'The Swingers have p.m.. Town Office Building. CHUNKS April with Boston and Cincinnati the played every Wednesday throughout Bolton Wednesday- APPli 4 EVE-BOTTLE other choices finishing second behind the season at the Manchester Coun- Jackson Enjoyed Munson^s Homer FOR SALADS OR COOKING Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., try Club with John Lamenzo in com- Today l^G A L New York and Los Angeles. Town Office Building. CAUON mand. NEW YORK (UPI) - The triumph gave the Yankees a 2-1 bullpen, some 440 feet from home that.” Harvest and Craft Fair, 10 a m. to 4 Work day for Apple Festival, 10 a m. to APPLE OEM $969 Duckpin bowling scores are higher Reggie Jackson has hit his edge in the best-of-five American plate. Yankee Manager Bob Lemon, p.m., St. George’s Episcopal Church, 3 p.m., Gilead Congregational Church. gallon this year than before, as Ed During the 1977-78 school year in share of dramatic homers, but League championship series. “ Somebody up there was with looking worn and tired, was thrilled Route 44 A. JUICE OIL cent. “I was just looking for a ball I me," said Munson, who went without Voter registration, 7 to 9 p.m,. Town Of- Bujaucius, Holiday Lanes manager, Connecticut, a total of 187 schools, in- he never enjoyed watching one with the victory. Sunday NABISC0-e0Z.PKG. cluding four all-girl, took part in could drive," said Munson, looking a home run over the last 54 games. "I fice Building. B1EAKFAST CEREAL-OLD FASMONEO or pr^icted. Triples of 400 today are as as much as he did Friday when "The last time I've been through Bolton Congregational Church forum, Thursday OREO QUICK common as 300 scores were 30 years competitive sports the CIAC reports. dazed as dozens of reporters sur- don't know where the power came something like this was last Mon- 10:45 a.m. ago. There is a possibility the All told, there were 46,232 boys in- Thurman Munson launched his rounded him in the Yankee locker from — a squirrel finds an acorn, day, " Lemon quipped. "I think we Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., Town Of- CREME room. “This is very gratifying. We doesn’t he?” Monday fice Building. QUAKER minimum score to rate publication volved and 23,736 girls. The most pop- game-winning blast. can win one out of the next two, hut ular male sports were baseball and just have one more game to go in this Munson, who all season long had Community Health Service, 7:30 p.m., COOKIES OATS will be raised from the current 135 “Forget my homer," said Jackson, crazier things have happened. I’ve Schools, Community Hall, Bentley basketball with 182 schools fielding vendetta against the Royals. " been feuding with the media, sudden- Memorial Library and Andover Disposal Columbia. and 350 scores for men and 125 and “Thurman's ball was the longest I’ve got the best pitcher in baseball (Ron 335 totals for women. teams. Another 156 had boys’ cross ever seen hit in this ballpark. You Paul Splittorff entered the eighth ly warmed up as the spotlight was Guidry) ready for the next game and Area closed for the holiday. Town meeting, 8 p.m., Hebron Elemen- inning with a 5-4 lead, but after Paul turned on. Tuesday tary School. country, 154 fielded outdoor track ca n ’t im agine how I enjoyed 1 can't ask for anything more than Men’s volleyball play starts Oct.31 squads, 153 played soccer, 143 offered watching that ball go out.” Blair popped up, Roy White delivered Tt was an important win for us,” that. Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Community Hebron Board of Education, 8 p.m., a sharp single to center. Kansas City said Munson. “Any time you do Gilead Hill School. Cheese Light n'Lively with the women starting league ac- golf and 136 tennis. Among the Jackson was watching from the on- "That was quite a shot," Lemon Hall. With the Purchase ol I females, 164 schools boasted basket- manager Whitey Herzog then went to something like this in a game of this A4P SHARP or EXTRA SHARP | JENOS SEALTEST < tion Nov.l. All matches will be at deck circle when Munson belted a said of Munson's homer. “It just Park Commission, 8 p.m., Herrick South Windsor Illing Junior High. Carl Silver of the ball teams, 113 had outdoor track and tremendous 440-foot, two-run homer the bullpen, calling on Doug Bird. importance, it’s got to make you feel seems to me that they all rise to the Memorial Park. CHEDDAR I PIZZA Vi YOGURTS^! 108 tennis. Of the total enrollment of Bird’s third pitch to Munson landed good. It's always a thrill to get the Monday Rec Department is still looking for a to erase a 5-4 deficit and give New occasion at this time of year.” Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., (Wise.) CHEESE I Green Giant AAP-Half Gallon C bag referee, or referees, to handle the 78,929, 69,968 engaged in at least one York a 6-5 victory over Kansas City. in the deepest part of the left field game-winning hit in a game like firehouse. Wood Memorial Library and South ______RANDOM WEIGHT PIECE _ 5 1 L l NIBLETS matches. sport. Wednesday jJMjnKCaw^ ORANGE apples Windsor Public Library will be closed CORN Vi JUICE Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. today. I George Vincek, on the The New York Yankees posted the Community Hall. Tuesday All Flavors-Hall Gallon SeaHest maintenance staff at Manchester best record under the lights in the With the Purchase ol | American League winning 71 of 108 Brett’s Homers Were All for Naught Thursday Story hours for pre-schoolers, 10 a.m., ASSORTED VARETES I BREYER'S SOUR High, said the reason the grass was South Windsor Public Library. ICECREAM CREAM brown on parts of the football field games. The East Division winners Board of Education, 8 p.m., Community HABITANT | went for naught. " seventh.” I did,” said the 25-year-old younger Hall. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 was due to the irrigation system also won the most games by one or NEW YORK (UPI) - SOUPS I two-run margins, 46 while losing 29, He was playing with a severely He didn't get it, though. Brett sent brother of former Yankee pitcher p.m.. Town Hall. Isne Psrhtt Bshftf/ freezing during the winter. It took a George Brett, a man who had ______TW0-m0Z.CANS GB2| month to dig up the pipes and 40 and the Yanks were the only club to bruised left shoulder which will Paul Blair almost up against the Ken Brett, now with the California Friday eve^y reason to hold his head center field wall for his long drive, MABVB.-SUCED For Fast Pain Relief yards of loam was brought in to finish with a .500 or better record on require surgery immediately after Angels. "At least I feel I contributed. high, hung it on his chest in- but Blair hauled it in. Fund raising party for Glassman. 7:30 BAYER repair the damage. the road, winning 44 of 81 games. the season and with a bone chip at the I feel I kept us in the ballgame. Coventry p.m., 38 Berle Road. White Bread Boston was 40-41 in games away stead. base of his right thumb which also Reliever Rich Gossage was "I never hit three home runs in my ASPIRIN [c^i^anberr ies 50' pitching for the Yanks then and Brett Monday 50* with the Purchase ot | , f^^h-SolidHead ^ Long John Pringle of Columbia, from Fenway Park. He had just had the best day of his will be operated on later this month. life, even in the minors. All game Vernon life, hitting three consecutive Nevertheless Brett rocked Yankee faced him again with one out in the long, I was sitting next to Joe Zdeb Town Hall and sanitary landfill closed, AXRROO I IPP $119 former UConn three-sport star who FREE homers in his first three times up and starter Catfish Hunter for his first ninth. But a routine fly ball to left and talking to him and to our batboy, Columbus Day. , Today .COLD BOND was a stickout softball player in fast Manager Don Zimmer exhibited a COTTAGE I [fW EN CABBAGE |9 : he had never done anything like that homer into the upper right field seats fielder Gary Thomasson was the best I said to the batboy after 1 hit my Voter registration, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Ver- STAMPS pitch Manchester leagues in the 50s, lot of confidence in using Bob Bailey Tuesday CHEESE I has been elected to the Connecticut as a pinch-hitter against New York in before. But it didn’t matter because leading off the game, his second one he could manage. first one, I’m gonna hit another one,' non Elementary School, Route 30. 1*5iiai-H Golden lIH Tensi lIlF 2-LB. coin. GB3 | Angel Food Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 Softball Hall of Fame. During a 32- the playoff game. Bailey was one for despite those three blows, the New over the centerfield wall with one out "I still feel prettv good about what but I was just joking around.” Monday Mi COiroilH fm .1 V AIB OCT, «H 4 , » 7 I (X K p.m.. Town Hall. . -.W4 year career he batted .321 and hit 303 12. Against the Yanks he was a York Yankees beat the Kansas City in the third inning, again with nobody Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Schools and town offices closed for home runs. He also won 477 games strikeout victim, taking the second Royals 6-5 Friday to go ahead 2-1 in on, and his third round-tripper to Town Hall. holiday. With and lost 186 in pitching perfor- two strikes with the bat on his the best-of-five American League start the fifth. With the Purchaeeol I Wednesday AARP 2129, 1:30 p.m., Rockville United mances. shoulder. playoffs. The three home runs tied a one- Giants to Test GOLDEN GRAIN I Supermarket Prices Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Methodist Church, Grove Street. Holding a bottle of beer between game playoff record set by Town Hall. Final microwave oven workshops, 10 RICE-A- I Kevin Shorey, former East Have a nice weekend. his knees, the Royals' blond third Pittsburgh's Bob Robertson against a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Tolland County I Beef Chuck-Blade the San Francisco Giants in 1971. Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town BONI I Catholic gridder, spent the summer baseman stared at the clubhouse Slumping Dallas Hall. Agricultural Center, Route 30. ASST. VAR.-THRK PKGS, ^C C L floor and spoke in a bare wisper. “The first two I hit were on fast- um Of courae «FAi«.r*AU)ociio-i4,s7a balls,” Brett explained. “And the Public Health Nursing Association, 7:30 Tuesday BttiQtuek STEAKS or BEEFGHUCK-BONEIN “You have the best flaming game NEW YORK (UPI) — Maybe it's hard to imagine, but the ever and you lose,” he muttered, third one came off a slider. Yeah, I p.m., Town Hall. Reynolds Recycling Unit, 2 to 3 p.m., bonel ess chuck roasts ' underMade Dallas Cowboys, five weeks into the season, are in danger Sun- BMtOlucJi-Boniks} ROASTS “We didn’t win, so the whole thing was shooting for a fourth one in the Public Works Study Committee, 7:30 Tri-City Plaza. 100- ROASTS day ot falling into fourth place in the NFC East behind p.m., Town Hall. Program on spring bulbs, 7:30 p.m., With the Purchase ol SHOULDER ROASTS Percentage Failed Bm I Quck-BantHss ShMNv Philadelphia and the New York Giants. Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 pm Tolland County Agricultural Center, FREE ASSORTED $|I7 COLD BOND LONDON BROIL STEAKS No one has to remind the Cowboys Town Hall. ’ Route 30, ANN PAGE Bm I Chuck-Bomlw Ts"; lib. I itti. about the difficulties of defending a injury. Lions Club, 8 p.m,, UConn Alumni Talcott House Museum, 2 to 4 p.m., 68 STAMPS CHUCK FILLET STEAKS For Kansas City r PUDDINGS lb Super Bowl title. Nothing instills The Giants get cornerback Ray Center. Prospect St. FOUR LARGE PKGS. A4PGrade"A" yrnipop^ 87r motivation like going against the guy Rhodes back this week after a one- Young People’s AA, 8 p.m,, St. Mary’s Ttner NEW YORK (UPI) — Kansas City Manager Whitey Herzog Wednesday Frozen-100% Pure Pork Loin-Center Cut with the big reputation. Church. BNlOuciilun-Bonelm game absence with the flu, but rookie Board of Directors of Chamber of »-i4lbs. played the percentages Friday — and his Royals may have died Capt. Nathan Hale School PTO * I Butter BEEF FOR STEW 1? RIB LOIN "We are getting the best from cornerback Terry Jackson is Commerce, noon. Sing Lee’s Restaurant, with the Purchase ol I Batted BNt Rot f i d- Ei l r i Kl f l with them. every one of our opponents and we questionable with a bruised knee. Executive Board, 8 p.m., school. Route 30. CHGPS CHOPS game — all oft New York starter Jim Thursday PREMKM ■ TURKEYS GROUND BEEF ’ I*? With one out and one on in the have to be ready for that,” Dallas Without Rhodes and Jackson last Thursday SKIPPY I $|79 $|89 eighth inning and the Royals ahead 5- “Catfish” Hunter. Coach Tom Lagdry says. week, the Falcons took advantage of Windham-Tolland Building Inspectors Craft Day Workshop, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., CHICKEN FRANKS 9 9 4, Herzog lifted left-hander Paul "I’ve always said Catfish gives up the giants lack of depth in the secon- 1:30 p.m.,Town Hall DOCFQOD I Fresh-U.SJ).A. ItBpecled rirOKii nitg i>9o> ,.,b S^no I lb. I lb. Splittorff in favor of right-handed a lot of homers,” said Brett. “And I jer dary. Tolland County Agricultural Center, F0UR-m0Z.CANS GB6 | Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. High Route 30. MEAT FRANKS p » o n CONTANS 6 CEKTER. 7 SH0U.KR AW reliever Doug Bird to face right-hand faced him enough so I can look for Also listed as questionable for New School. — UHTCICC0irairaF/IMlY.y«UO0CT.».t4.«7l Chicken «>ntP(rwnlMgfl S r,i"» n e ZStkOMEWCHOPS-PORKLOM « certain pitches.” Talcott Museum open, 2 to 4 p.m., 68 r hitting Thurman Munson. NFL York are quarterback Joe Pisareik Town Council public hearing, 7:30 p m SLICED CHEESE p * o 79 PORK CHOPS ASS T I T Three pitches later Munson sent a The Yankees have beaten the (back), halfback Doug Kotar (ankle) Prospect St. LEGS HRslarc Bn I Smoked or S 4 M Coventry High School. Pork LM-CADtry Stvli S 4 C 0 Royals in the last two AL playoff After an emotionally draining 9-5 Open House, 7:30 p.m., Syke School. I [cIiA POLSKA KIELBASA ™ WHOLE PORK RIBS | T Bird delivery into orbit 420 feet away and wide receiver Emery Moorehead Ar I With the Purchase olSondeis-Poinl Cul Wiote or icicies-3Z oe )vs $ 4 1 0 Pork Lowlesn and Hssiy $ 4 7 0 into the left centerfield bullpen, lif- series, but Brett refuses to dwell on loss to unbeaten Washington Monday (knee). -™ J B d 'd a * • OCEANSPRAY Corned m r PORK BACK RIBS ting the New York Yankees to a 6-5 the Royals’ nightmarish past. night, the Cowboys seemingly face Aside from cornerback Mark CLAUSSEN PICKLES 1 Pork L«n-Re End Pork CRANBERRY CBtamai-Cmlsr Cv* or MapU Cwid |.|, $440 triumph and a 2-1 lead in the best of “I’ve taken this Series one game at the ideal opponent against which to Washington, questionable with a Area Bulletin Board BONELESS ROASTS 1 SAUCE ■ BRISKETS SLICED BACON p-i 1 five game American League Cham- a time, and I’ll be saying to myself right themselves Sunday. The Cow- thigh injury, Dallas is healthy. I B iiljillltf THREE-K0Z.CANS Ger! pionship Series. tomorrow ‘if we don’t win today boys have beaten the Giants eight In other games Sunday, Atlanta (2- t.hurch Fair “I just wanted him (Bird) to face we’re going home.’ I don’t want to sit straight times, including a 34-24 deci- 3) is at Pittsburgh (5-0), San Fran- Wampold. one hitter, but I guess it didn’t work in the stands in Los Angeles like 1 did sion at Giants Stadium four weeks cisco (1-4) at Los Angeles i5-0), BOLTON — St. George’s Episcopal out too good," said Herzog, reclining last year.” ago. Both teams, along with Washington (5-0) at Detroit (1-4), Church Harvest and Craft Fair will open Fuulliall Games I[iT i^ [HH f J I ■ “ -k A. With the Purchase ot j with a beer bottle in hand and his feet The Yankees will go with a percen- Philadelphia, are 3-2, two games Houston (3-2) at Oakland (3-2), today at 10 a.m. and continue until 4pm BOLXON — The Bolton Tigers Midget C Wllhihe Purchase ol UUNORY WittithePurcftasiof J up on his clubhouse desk. “You’d tage of their own Saturday night — behind the Redskins. at the church on Route 44A. team will play Lebanon today at 1 p.m. in I 0VERM6HT DIAPERS Philadelphia (3-2) at New England GLAD-FAMILY I have to say they got us right where the best one in major league history The Giants, however, did gain 343 (3-2), Cleveland (3-2) at New Orleans The fair will feature 17 craftsmen, Lebanon. The Bolton Bulldogs Junior SAIL I KLEMUEX TRASH ! — in the form of Ron Guidry and an yards in that early season meeting Pony football team will play Tolland today they want us. Jf' (2-3), Chicago (3-2) at Green Bay (4- crafts, decorations, a clown, produce, DETERGENT I .893 won-lost percentage which is the uith the Cowboys and trailed by only 1). Minnesota (3-2) at Seattle (2-3), at 1:30 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. = ------490Z.PKG. GBB I HUCGIES _____ BAGS ! "It was a strange game — and Vermont cheese, hot apple pie and a IZCOUNTPXG. G89 20COUNTPKG. G610 ■ highest by a 20-game winner in four points late in the third quarter. Denver (4-1) at San Diego (1-4), Buf- luncheon. Admission is free. The Bolton Tigers Midget AB team will 1^^^ UM|T«M«f0IIWj^^ O.M. m again we couldn’t get out the one big iM^cowaimFeua.YVAuoocTiO'M.nre C Q laiTOKcoumrceFAwr vuoocT n-M.*n f f l W j hitter in the late innings. I don’t feel modern major league history. Dallas was not helped by the loss of falo (2-3) at New York Jets (2-3), Becky Grose is chairman. Her play Lebanon Sunday at 1 p.m. in “This is the way it’s meant to be Lebanon. too good about tomorrow.’’ Mad Enough to Eat Ump defensive end Havey Martin, who Tampa Bay (2-3) at Kansas City (1-4) assistants are Margaret Barber. Eunice Kansas City third baseman George for us," said Royals’ leftfielder Clint was ejected late in the first half for and Baltimore (1-4) at St. Louis (0- Guay. Carol Little, Carolyn Macomber, The Bolton Bulldogs Senior Pony team Lou Piniella of the Yanks was enraged when Ump Ron Luciano 118B TOUAND m ug . CALDOR PLAZA - MANCHESTER Brett was heroic in the bitter defeat, Hurdle. “We have to beat their best kicking fullback Willie Spencer, and 5). Beverly Sheperdson, Barbara BristoL will play Stafford Sunday at 2 p.m. at tomorrow and if we don’t we go called him out at home. Piniella tried to score from third and linebacker Thomas Henderson, who Herrick Park. . tying a Championship Series record Cincinnati seeks its first win in six I-atirie Locicen. Mary Goss, and Peggy » H w home." then went into a rage, (UPI Photo) missed most of the game with a leg wwawTMMWTiouMiTttwinmBMiiniaiiwct TimuMCM rim s nmmsuimi iiiiiK>.ES«itii$wKt«.oE«UK by hitting three home runs in one games at Miami (3-2) Monday night. I PAGl:; TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7, 1978

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y c PLEASE READ Personals 2 Help Wanted 13 Help W anted 13 YOUR AD Lombardo’s Three Goals ANYONE WHO WITNESSED SALES POSITION - Straight Classified ads are taken over a motorcycle accident August commissions, leads furnished the phone as a convenience. 9th, 1978 at 2:15 a.m.. Burn- to homeowners. Call 242-5402. I The Herald Is responsible for side Avenue near Long Hili WOOD WORKING HELP only one incorrect Insertion Road, East Hartford, Please WANTED - Gas station atten- wanted. Apply Lakeview Fur- and then only to the size of the call 568-0639. original insertion. Errors which dant, full or part time. niture Company, 329 Progress Mature, responsible person Drive, Manchester Industrial do not lessen the value of the WANTED RIDE To and from Pace Indians’6-0 Victory advertisement will not be cor- for third shift. References. Park, Manchester. Pratt Si Whitney, East Hart- By LEN AUSTER got it. It was a great exhibition.’’ IM rected by an additional inser- Call 871-1698, tion. ford, from Broad Street, HAIRDRESSER - Full or part . Herald Sporlswriler The affair was just over five drilling it off a Whippet defender into Manchester returns to action Manchester: second shift TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. time. Relaxed atmosphere. the net. Boots by Kelly and Gluhosky Please call 649-1246 before Three goals by Jeff Lombar- minutes old when Lombardo put the Tuesday at home against Penney 2.00 p.m. Apply 81 Commerce Street, Clientel preferred, east Hart- were responsible for Frattaroli’s tal- Glastonbuy. PTG Company. do and the fine hustling play of Silk Towners on the scoreboard. Tom High and then faces East Hartford ford. 289-5686 / 872-9402. Roach from his right wing post sent a ly. High Friday, also at Memorial Field. Telephone 633-7631. the second-string forward line centering cross goalward. Joe Foran The diminutive Collins at 1:51 of Lost and Found WE NEED A DEPENDABLE Hall and Enfield, presently RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 PART TIME SALESPERSON shaped yesterday’s 6-0 took a whack at it, bouncing it off a the final period fired home his first 4 - s deadlocked with the locals, have to LOST- SEAL POINT Siamese Loans lor Business 9 shifts. Good pay, good - Hours are primarily 10 to 2, whitewashing by Manchester Windham fullback to the waiting varsity marker. He set himself up in square off and the latter also must Cat in the Royal Arms benefits and working condi- but may include Saturdays tion. Apply in person, Vernon High of Windham High in CCIL Lombardo. He deposited it in the fine manner with a back pass to half- face defending champ Conard. The Apartment-KofC Hall area of PRIVATE PARTY has money and some evenings. Diamond back of the net for his first goal in back Mike Wilson who in turn gave it Main Street. Please call 646- to loan first or second Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver- Showcase, Manchester Indians aren’t taking anything for 8885 after 3:30 p.m. Reward. Parkade. soccer action at Memorial three games and seven for the year. back to Collins square up In front of mortgages. Home or commer- granted, insists Danielson. cial. Telephone 649-2931. Field. The second line of juniors Jim the cage. “Every game coming up is a key LOST- Beagle T errier, 7 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC CLERK TYPIST - Industrial The win was the Indians’ sixth in Gluhosky, Dan Collins, John Moran, “The good thing with us is we can game,” states the veteran Indian months old, tan and brown. - Experienced only. Top manufacturer needs a mature wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 versatile individual seven outings and assures them no John Kelly and senior Bill Prattaroli put the second line in and get coach, “Like today, we are taking Pup-Pup. Call 528-8439. ' worse than a tie for the top spot in scoring,” Danielson praised. Manchester, Parker Street Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield. experienced in all facets of of- >Vsw which accounted for four of the seven every game one at a time. We're not 563-0151. fice procedure to assist Fur- the league standings after this “They’re hustlers ... We have a good assuming any wins until the game □ EMPLOYMENT scores Tuesday against Fermi, then nis Dept. Foreman with week's play. The visiting Whippets club here and they’re all working ends and we have more goals.” TOWN OF ANDOVER REAL ESTATE Marketing record keeping, pricing. 2 to 3 now show a 2-4-1 mark. took over registering the next three hard.” Center fullback Walt Adamy led Help Wanted 13 Representative - Manchester, .years experience. Typing 60 LEGAL East Hartford, Vernon areas. wpm necessary. Shorthand "I was impressed by the passing," tallies. Lombardo with his eighth and ninth the d efen se- “they all played well,” RN-LPN wanted for full or Earn lucrative commission helpful Good working con- voiced Tribe Head Coach Dick Gluhosky off a feed from Moran of the year concluded the scoring, the Danielson asserted — which allowed NOTICE Receive professional ditions, excllent benefis, In- goals coming less than two minutes The second quarterly in- part time on all shifs. Apply Danielson, "That was one the best drilled home his third goal in the last Windham only three shots on Mark director of nursing. Salmon- guidance, education, com dustronics, Inc., 489 Sullivan games here in six years. two outings at 4:57 of the second can- apart late in the quarter. Winger Copeland and Ron Apter, who com- stallment ol property taxes on brook Convalescent Home, off prehensive marketing tools. Avenue, South Windsor. 289- "We kept the pressure on and dis- Peter Krupp had a pretty assist on the I Oct. 77 Grand List are Cali Mr. Sammartino, 1588. to. Frattaroli at 11:05 of the third bined for the shutout. Manchester House Street, Glastonbury. Fireside Realty. Inc. 647-144 tributed the hall Whoever was open stanza got his second of the year. the latter scoring play. had 25 shots. due and payable 1 Oct. 78. Please call 633-5244. Payments made after 1 Nov. PART TIME DRIVER - Must John Clifford Ed Lemieux know streets. Apply in person First Place Second Place 78 are subject to a late charge NURSES AIDES wanted for EXPERIENCED SMALL Ben Andrews Tours MCC Campus full time on all shifts. Apply to: Krause The Florist, 621 of 1', per month on the late in- ENGINE mechanic previous Hartford Road. Ben Andrews, center, the Republican candidate in president, and Betty McCaffrey, council recording stallment. Iron: the due date, director of nursing. Salmon- experience required brook Convalescent Home, off Field Hockey the First Congressional District, tours Manchester secretary. Andrews met with students of the school to or a minimum of $2.00. Excellent growth opportunity LEGAL SECRETARY to take Community College with Craig Riker, student council Payments may be made by House Street, Glastonbury. Eckerts, 742-6103. discuss his candidacy. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Please call 633-5244. full charge of office in Clifford Sets Course Record^ mail or at the Town Office Manchester. General prac- Squad Wins Building, which is open 9 a m. NURSES AIDES - Full time, tice. Good typing, shorthand, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. SPORTS to 4 p.m.. Monday thru South Windsor. Will train. bookkeeping skills. Able to Experienced preferred, but work independently. Hours Flushing Mains Continues Friday, The Tax Collector is Apply 90 Brookfield Street or we will train. Apply in persn: SLATE Scrambling to its fourth win flexible 643-5820 or 643-7135. Manchester Runners Impress also in the oflice Monday and call 289-5918, after 12 noon. East Hartford Convalescent in seven outings yesterday was Saturday MANCHESTER — The Water If water appears discolored, the during the period of discolored Friday evening, 7 p m to 9 Home, 745 Main Street, East TRUCK MECHANIC EARN $4-$8 HOURLY ser- East Catholic High’s John beaten in dual meet competition. second gap between our fifth man led by Mike Emard in third place, all FOOTBALL the Manchester High girls’ Department will be flushing water homeowner should try to avoid using water, the load should be done again p.m, Hartford. vicing our customers from mains Tuesday in another section of Cynthia Clark, WANTED for general repairs, Clifford set a course record, Clifford, standout junior, turned in and their (Xavier) first man. turned in a 15:05 clocking. East Hartford a I field hockey team, 1-0, over it until it clears. This will prevent after the water clears. Four ounces must have experience and home on your telephone. town. rust and sediment from being Tax Collector FULL AND PART TIME for Choose own hours. 249-7773. powerful Xavier High of a 14:13 clocking over the 2.8 mile " I’m really pleased with Meek who Manchester’s Grzymkowski had a Manchester, 1:30 host Windham High in CCIL of cream of tartar should be added to Town ol Andover. own tools. Starting salary golf course maintenance and course to shatter the old mark by ran with a 101 fever,’’ Suitor con- a t The work will be done from New brought into the home’s system. $7.00. All company benefits. snack bar. Apply in person at Middletown walked away with time of 15:10 while DeValve in 10th East Catholic play in Willimantic. help clean any discoloration of the Connecticut three seconds. Manchester’s Ed tinued, "I really can’t be disap- place turned in a 15:21 clocking. Northwest Catholic, 1:30 State Road between North Main and If sediment does get into a home's clothing. For appointment. Call 688- Tallwood Country Club, Route NURSES AIDES The Silk Towners, 4-1-2 for the West Middle Turnpike east to Main 042-09 2233. 85. Hebron. two wins, but possibly the long Lemieux was second with a 14:23 pointed in the performance. We East’s Kittredge was one second Conard at Penney, 1:30 hot water tank, the homeowner It normally takes a couple of hours experienced, all shifts. Full season, tallied the lone goal 10 Street and from Main Street between lime and part time. Bed range victor is Manchester clocking with four black-clad showed we really have something behind DeValve. South Windsor at should wait until the water clears for the water to clear in a home. If minutes into the first half as a result Center Street and West Middle Turn- BAR TENDER - Part time. maker part time. Own Falcons crossing the finish line next. going." and then open the faucet at the bot- Call 289-7929. after 11 a m. High after yesterday’s Next competition for East and Newington, 1:30 of a penalty comer. Wing Mary pike to the the town line. water appears discolored for an LEGAL NOTICE transportation. Apply in per- .After the Falcon thinclads, "We came up on the short end of tom of the tank to drain the collected extended period, the homeowner South Windsor area. son, Silver Lane Pavilon, 51 triangular cross country meet Manchester is Monday at the Knights Rockville at Bloomfield, Neubelt directed the hit to halfback Manchester's Jim Grzymkowski, the stick against two powerful There may be discoloration of material, which will settle at the bot- should call the Water Department at ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Apple Gate Lane, east Hart- at Wickham Park. of Columbus Invitational in Holyoke, 1:30 Cindy Millis who then banged the ball PART TIME Experienced Dave Timbrell, Doug Meek and Dave team s," noted Eagle Head Coach SOCCER water and reduced pressure during tom. 647-3115. The Andover Planning and Zoning Commission at its ford, between 9-2, Monday Xavier, defending state Class L Mass. sharply into the net. the flushing. meeting on 25 September 1978 approved a 28 acre subdivi- person for local dental group. thru Friday. DeValve garnered seventh thru 10th Jack Hull, “But we got some tremen- Dean Jr. College at MCC, Also, if a load of wash is done Responsiblity consists of champ, topped East, 21-40, and Results: 1. Clifford (EC) 14:13 for Windham had scoring oppor- sion, consisting of three (3l lots, located on Burnap Brook places with only a 11 second gap dous individual performances from teaching, plaque con- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- nudged past Manchester, 24-31. The 2.8 miles (new course record), 2. lj30 ...... tunities the first half but the Road. The property of Mr. W. Austin. separating the fourseome. Clifford, Dave Kittredge (11th) and trol prevention program and Excellent Part Time work. Lemieux (M), 3. Emard (X), 4, I East Hartford at Penney, Manchester defense tightened in its Silk Towners, defending state Class "I think we really ran super," Steve Funk." A copy of the petition and subdivision map is on file in the X-ray department duties. We w ill tr a in . C all Cartelli (X), 5. Goss (X), 6. Cozean 9 a.m. own circle. Manchester dominated office of the Andover Town Clerk, Andover Town Office Hours 8 am until noon. Mon- Manchester 643-241, or Vernon LL champ, topped the Eagles, 20-41. stated Manchester Head Coach Clifford and Lemieux were neck Pilots Eject Crashing Jet Manchester now sports a 4-1 (X), 7 Grzymkowski (M), 8. Tim- the offensive play the second half and Building, Andover, Connecticut. day. Tuesday, Thursday and 875-2826. George Suitor. "We wanted to stay and neck thru two-thirds of the race Friday. Call Caroylin for in- overall mark while East drops below brell (M), 9. Meek (M), 10. DeValve WEEKEND TV RYEGATE, Vt. (UPI) — An air close to Xavier and we did. I was es- with the former pulling away to win continually hammered away but they ejected from their F-lOO before town of East Ryegate, and called the Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this 25 September 1978. terview, 646-1360. PART TIME- No nights. No the .500 level at 3-4. Xavier is un- (M). Today national guard jet crashed into a field the two-seater jet crashed. Planning and Zoning Commission pecially pleased that we had only a 16 by 30-40 vards. Xavier’s foursome. couldn’t punch across any further air guard command post to say he weekends. Long holidays. July Football ■ 12:30 • scores. Friday, but its two pilots parachuted Malatesta and Senseney had taken was uninjured. Town of Andover GAL FRIDAY. Accounts and August off. Many retired from the craft and escaped injury. John Koslic, Chairman payable and receivable with gentlemen and housewives Oklahoma vg. Texas, Mary Bossidy, Debbie Dawson and off earlier in the day with two other His co-pilot, Senseney, also Ch.8, 40 Peggy Muldoon played strong defen- State police and military officials crews in F-lOOs from Bradley Inter- Mary Keenan, Secretary some typing. Small office in enjoy driving School Buses. parachuted safely and landed near 024-10 East Hartford. Good fringe Why not you? We will train. Tennis - WCT, Ch.18 sive roles for the Indians. were investigating the crash of the F- national Airport in Windsor Locks, 1(X) j e t f i g h t e r . East Ryegate. benefits. Call Miss Lyon, 289- Call Vernon 875-2826, or One-Point Tech Victory Girl Swimmers Baseball - 4 p.m. ■ Manchester took the jayvee con- Conn. 6023. Manchester 643-2414. Some private property was National League playoffs, test, 2-0. Kathy Cooney scored on a The two pilots. Capt. Donald C. They were on their way to New Malatesta, 26, of Southport, Conn., damaged by the plane crash, but BABYSITTER WANTED- NURSES AIDES- Full time, Ch. 8,40. penalty shot in the first half and Lori Hampshire on a training mission there were no ground injuries LEGAL NOTICE Noted in Cross Country and Capt. Gary L. Senseney, 36, of Nathan Hale area. Four day. all shifts. Experience Baseball - 8 p.m. ■ Wiggin pushed home an insurance when the accident occurred. reported. INVITATION TO BID Call 643-6951 after 5 p.m. preferred, but training will be Remain Unbeaten American League Vernon, Conn., escaped injury when marker the second half. Malatesta parachuted into the By the narrowest of margins, Cheney Tech nipped Portland High, TOWN OF COVENTRY given. Apply in person: East playoffs, Ch.8,40 Mickey Cormier, Kelly Ray and MATURE WOMAN for local Hartford Convalescent Home, 28-29, in COC action yesterday in Portland. still in the ranks of the unbeaten is the Manchester High girls’ STORM-UNDERDRAIN PROJECT retail business oflice. Light 745 Main Street, East Hart- Tennis ■ 10 p.m. - Laurie Potter also played well defen- FLANDERS ROAD AND UPTON DRIVE Cheney freshman Ron Schulz look second place with a clocking of swimming team after yesterday’s 113-59 dunking of CCIL foe Hawaiian Classic, Ch.24 sively for the young Indians. typing and some bookkeeping. ford. 16:29 over a 2.8 mile course. Teammates Chris Beauchesne, W oody East Hartford High at the locals’ pool. Six Ground Rules Listed CONTRACT NO. 1 Call Steve, 643-2171. Sunday The Town of Coventry, Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, SECRETARY- Part time Holland, Tom .Martin, Paul Dabroi and Ken Pitts swept fifth ihrii BABYSITTER Needed near ninth places to close out the host Highlanders. The Silk Towners, defending backstroke for the Indians. Soccer - Noon, Coventry, Connecticut, 06238 will receive sealed bids for mornings, Vernon Circle area, league champs, are 2-0 in league Bently School. 2 children, typing, and m achine The Techmen now sport a 5-3 mark. Sharon Waz and Ann Parsons were Manchester City vs. furnishing all labor and materials necessary for the con- competition and 3-0 overall. They Monday thru Friday. Must be transcription a must. Send Results: 1. Cavanaugh (P) 16:21 for 2.8 miles, 2. Schulz (CT), 3. top performers for the Hornets, the Manchester United, For Coventry Police Probe struction of a storm and ground water drainage system on reliable. $35. Call 646-8318 resum e to Box AA c.-o have a stern test next Friday Volleyball Flanders Road and Upton Drive consisting of approximately Smedick (P), 4. Manning (P), 5. Beauchesne (CT), 6. Holland (CT), 7. former winning the 50-yard freestyle Ch.24 § between 5 and 7 pm. Manchester Herald. traveling to West Hartford to face COVENTRY — Karen Nash, chairperson of the Town 3100 linear feet of pipe complete with all appurtenances and Martin (CT), 8. Dabroi (CT), 9. Pitts (CT), 10. Cohen (P). and taking third in the 100-yard free Football • 1 p.m. - Bills Hall High at 5:30 at Cornerstone vs. Jets, Ch. 22,30.2 p.m. Council’s subcommittee set up to investigate the police department will be appreciated; all other related construction at the office of the Town JOB SITE- J.C. Penney, Clerk ' IRL FRIDAY. Must ..ave Pool. while Parsons was second in the 100 EAST CATHOLIC • citizens should not expect questions to be answered at Manager, Town Hall until 11:00 AM local time October 24. of The Works for mason con- '■'me knowledge of typl..^, „nd - Patriots vs. Eagles, Ch.3 department, said her group hopes to have final tractor retired. Experience in Two Manchester records were set. fly and third in the 200-yard IM. Forced to the limit. East Catholic the hearing since its purpose is to obtain input; 1978. At that time, they will be publicly opened and read ----- i.aeping. Hours 8:30 to Results: Tennis • 3 p.m. - recommendations by the end of the year. The subcom- aloud. construction. Call after 2 4:30. Monday thru Friday. Senior Chris White smashed her own Hawaiian Clas, Classic, outlasted Glastonbury, 16-18,15-8,10- mittee has been meeting in closed session to discuss the • specifies related to direct personnel will not be p.m.. 643-9508, or 649-5635. Write to Box BB. c o 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester allowed in the discussion. The information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Con- mark in the 200-yard freestyle with a (Valentine, Scott, Mazzotta, Stauffer), 2. Ch.24 15, 15-4 and 15-9 in girls’ volleyball department’s internal and community relations, Manchester Herald. Tribe Girls Sixth tract, Plans Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Perfor- MECHANICS HELPER 2:08.1 clocking, bettering her best East Hartford, 3. Manchester 2:06.7. Baseball ■ 3:30 action yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. A public hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, Oct, The council established the subcommittee last summer Katie Murphy, Yvonne Nolen, mance and Payment Bond and other contract documents NEEDED- 3 to 9 p.m., Mon- LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver- previous effort by one-and-a-half 200 free: 1. White (M), 2. M. National League playoff, 11, at 7:30 p,m, in the high school auditorium, after two petitions were submitted asking for a public day thru Friday. Gas Pump Suzanne Willett and Joan Gerrity may be examined at the office of the Town Engineer, 1712 non Law Firm ;eoks full time seconds. Sophomore Marcy MacDonald (M). 3. M. Parsons (EH) if necessary, Ch.8,40. “The purpose of this hearing is to obtain input from hearing on the police department. Internal strife had Main Street, Coventry, Connecticut. Attendant needed weekends. Legal Secretary, with good In Invitation Run MacDonald for the third time in as 2:08.1 (new school record). played well for the Eaglettes, now 5-2 citizens related to the overall function of our police culminated in the dismissal of two popular officers, Keith References required. Apply in tvping and shorthand skills. Football • 5 p.m. - Giants Copies may be obtained at the office of the Town Engineer many attempts lowered the mark in 200 I.M.: 1. B. MacDonald (M), 2. Jor- vs. Dallas, Ch.3 for the season. department," Mrs, Nash said. She added that the sub- Lane and Lawrence Fawcett, and the two-week suspen- person to: Anderson Brothers, Friendly atmosphere. located at the Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, Coventry, 770 Main Street, Manchester. Competitive salary and Manchester High took sixth place in the team standings at the 500-yard freestyle with a 5:49.1 dan (M), 3. A. Parsons (EH) 2:M.3. Baseball ■ 8 p.m. ■ East also took the jayvee contest, committee will not make a report of its findings to date sion of a third, Ronald Doughty, 50 free: 1. Waz (EH), 2. Stauffer (M), Connecticut upon payment of $25 for each set. Anv un- Fringe benefits. Experience yesterday’s Simsbury Girls’ Cross Country Invitational. clocking. She lowered the previous American League 13-15, 15-10 and 15-11. Katie Sullivan at the hearing because these have not yet been finalized Town Manager Frank Connolly later reinstated the two successful bidder, upon returning such set, within ten FULL TIME POSITION open preferred. Phone 646-1974. standard by 3.1 seconds. 3. Geagan (M) :27.4. and Beth Phillips were standouts for officers over the objection of Chief Robert Kjellquist and Conard High took team honors with playoff, if necessary, Six ground rules have been slated for the hearing: business days after bid opening and in good condition, will be as warehouse man, driver. Next action for Penney and Diving: 1. Murphy (EH), 2. McCoe reduced Doughty’s suspension to three days, Connolly im- Monday thru Saturday, 7:30 a total of 36 points, Penney High of White also captured the 50-yard (EH), 3. Markowski (EH) 161.15 points. Ch.8,40. I the young Eaglettes. The jayvees • citizens may provide the subcommittee with input refunded his payment. Any non-bidders will not receive PART TIME MATURE Manchester is Monday at the Knights show a 6-1 record. posed a two-week suspension on Lane and Fawcett, Lane refunds of their deposits. till 5 p.m. Apply at the W. H East Hartford was second with 75 freestyle with sophomore Beth 100 fly: 1. B. MacDonald (M), 2. A. Tennis - 10 p.m. - related to their experiences, both positive and negative STOCK CLERK - Apply in of Columbus Invitational in Holyoke, MacDonald also a double winner, MANCHESTER HIGH with the police department; and Doughty have appealed their suspensions to the state England Lumber Co., Route person to Furniture Depart- points. Hall High was third at 87 Mass. Parsons (EH), 3. Mazzotta (M) 1:06.8. Hawaiian Classic, Ch.24. i;i| The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or 44A, Bolton Notch. copping the 200-yard individual Upended in the first set, Board of Mediation and Arbitration, to reject any or all bids. ment, Marlow's Inc., 867 Main points and host Simsbury High had 100 free: 1. White (M), 2. Geagan (M), • general comments regarding citizens’ views of the Street, Manchester. medley and 100-yard butterfly. Manchester High girls’ volleyball police will be accepted; In other business, the council met with members of the MUNSONS CANDY 117 points. Northwest Catholic was 3. Waz (EH) :58.4. Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the Senior Shelly Valentine won the 100- team swept the next three by 15-10, Parks and Recreation Commission and with Recreation KITCHEN is now accepting fifth at 119 with the Silk Towners 500 free: 1. M. MacDonald (M), 2. • comments related to actual services received from amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the EXPERIENCED Waitress - yard backstroke while sophomore Morrison (M), 3. Kukish (M) 5:49.1 (new 15-5 and IM scores to top visiting En- Director Lionel Jean Jr, Jean recommended town Information for Bidders. applications for full time Days. Apply in person: La totaling 142 points. Tribe Jayveea the police will be accepted, days, 9 am to 4 pm. Monday Transactions/ Chris Scott was a winner in the 100- school record). field High yesterday at Clarke purchase of an Explorer Bus which has been parked in Strada West, 471 Hartford Northwest’s Mark Cobb was in- • Any recommendations citizens have for change in the Attention of bidders is particularly called to the thur Friday, also evenings and 100 back: 1. Valentine (M), 2. Ward the Town Hall lot since last winter awaiting the outcome Road, Manchester. dividual winner with a 13:13 clocking yard breaststroke for the Silk Arena. The visitors took the opening requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed weekends. Call for appoint- Baseball (EH), 3. McDonough (M) 1:11.7. Score Double set, 15-8. of negotiations with the town. ment 649-4332. over the 2.5 mile course, filing Junior Towners. and minimum wage rates to be paid under contract. MEN NEEDED BY Small 100 breast: 1. Scott (M), 2. Jordan (M), Manchester High jayvee soccer The director said it could be used for transportation by High’s Sue Green was 15th while best Seattle Fired third-base coach Jane Jordan took seconds in the 200 3. Krasnavage (EH) 1:17.3. Lauri Turkington, Marge Botteron No bidder may withdraw his bid witbin 45 days after the manufacturing company to team blanked Windham, 3-0, yester- and Kathy Mc&>an played well for Jai Alai Entriea the soccer and football associations, by residents for TEEN AGE GIRL AFTER train for a varity of jobs Manchester finisher was Lynne Jim Busby; rehired coaches Don IM and 100 breaststroke while 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Geagan, actual day of the opening thereof. SCHOOL For ironing. 1 or 2 sophomore Karen McDonough, day at the Indians’ field. the Indians, now 4-3 for the season. uimi lunc trips to museums and other attractions, by children to the requiring basic mechanical Wright in 21st place. The latter was Bryant and Vada Pinson. Creighton, Fogg, White), 2. East Hart- Dated at this 2nd day of October 1978 days per week. $3.00. Call ability, manual dexterity and recovering from an off-season injury, ^ b Monaco opened the scoring for Manchester’s jayvees broke into 1st Ca«e DMUe$ «th Came Sinries 7th Came Sai{les 10th Game Sinries local beaches where the recreation commission hopes to after 5:30. 643-0929. just coming off the injury list, ford, 3. Manchester 4:24.4. 7 hmb IfuBh 7 Paints 7 Paints Frank B. Connolly common sense. Must be Hockey took a third placement in the 100 the locals, now 2-2-1, with Alex the win column after six setbacks, 1. U JMes 1. U 1. Bascarari 1. Ermaa set up supervised activities, and by students for in- Town Manager mature, dependable and although she is still troubled by bad i Muza MXm I Zepa 2. Arriaca I REAL ESTATE CAREER. Britnell and Martin Hancock adding defeating Enfield 16-14 and 15-8. I tramural sports programs. Coventry, Connecticut willing to work. High School knees, noted Manchester Head Coach Minnesota — Traded center Walt 3. Zepi-l irtvea 3. Vra 3. Zabala 3. Gaemica I Earn $15,000 plus Annually. what proved to be insurance Shirley Adams, Nancy Walsh and i Ba-iaa 4. iav) 4. Garostela Recreation Commissioner Roberta Wilmot reiterated a 018-10 Grads only. $3.00 an hour to Phil Blanchette. McKechnie to Toronto for a future 5. Vri 4. Azea Must have license. For a con- markers. Cindy Cox were standouts. S. la#icM i-SerKM 5. Gonzalez 5. Javier long-standing problem of dangerous rocks at Lisicke start. 7 am to 3:30 pm. 289- Sue Caouette was 22nd, Jeanine draft choice. i My-bM 6 Olave 6. Salaun 6. M eni fidential interview, Ralph 9321 Marty Simon played well in goal 7. Pet eAuaU 7 Ser pe 7. Ochoa 7. O ri^e Beach and the need for an indoor storage area for the Pasek, Realtor. 289-7475. Murphy 27th, Karen Scott 32nd and Cheney Rooters i Itarrepa-Asn I S. Cvea 8. Caramendi I Asis with Sparky Laggis, Scott Goehring, Sab Pete town’s beach equipment. Council Chairman Jack Myles Chris (iheney 40th for Manchester in Pro Basketball iavy-iaoda SubZaiiai Sab S abw LEGAL NOTICE MECHANIC- Medium duty Jeff Daigle and Dave Besterfield also MCiMMes SUi Came OoaUes advised that a local contractor look into the possibility of In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Election Laws, MECHANIC- EXPERIENCE Golden State — Released veteran Edwards Tops 7 Peaits 8th Game DoaUes 11th Game Doables small engine repair, also gas engine, truck shop a field of 206 runners. playing well for Manchester. 7 NMi 7 Paints 7 Paints bulldozing the rocks and that outside storage of equip- Rev. of 1977, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of requires fullv experienced Ricky Marsh and rookies Bubba I. Mizzi l-lartira t. Pete-iaa 1. Geno4larcaida 1. Azca-Ccenarra trainee opening. Excellent op- Penney High’s Cindy Arico, a I Mricwz-i» lAnrvlaiws 2. Arriata l-Zaqvi ment with tarpaulins be considered. Voters will a’ceept applications for admission as an elector man, proud of his work, and On Point Spree Manchester High jayvee soccer 3. IMi pKz- Car u I Arriaca l-Javief portunity Part time opening Wilson, West Carolina State, and Roy Illing Runners I Zepa-iaam 3. Azca-Caozalez at the following time and locations. desiring to be paid according- sophomore, was second with a 13-31 team broke into the win column Utrnntd-hn i Ka^arturen 3. SaUw^arita mornings. clocking. Other Black Knight top Jones, State. Having scored only three goals in its six previous encounters, S. Mi-ha I S. Gem4«i da 4. Zabala-SebastiM 4. CrmaMucaida Thurs., Oct. 12, 1978 Maintenance Driver. ly. 5 day. 45 hour week, with Thursday with a 2-0 triumph over 5. Carsatala-Carita 5. Asis-Zapn pleasant group. Call 643-2414, finishers were Cathy Bojko in sixth Timothy Edwards of South Wind- i PHe'Sertb i. iavy-Sebastiaa 6. lascaran^am eni 6. benica I4bpiiaca 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M, Eckerts, Coventry, 742-6103, Cheney Tech broke out with a vengeance against visiting East Hartford High. 7. Ulmk 7. Zepii -lrteche 7. Solaun-Ochea sor topped Illing Junior High in cross L ImAazAal L Arra-lsis I 7. Uriate-Goiualez Savings Bank of Manchester place, Kathy Abbott eighth, Martha Portland High, tallying six times en route to a 6-0 COC win Bob Monaco tallied an unassisted 8. Ennua-lrionda 8. HendMkhaa Area Bulletin Board MAN NEEDED for printing country action yesterday, 20-35. Sabs Gaaa^ea Sabs Raady Serpe Sabs Caernca l-(lri|aia(a Sabs Zabala^ianda 923 Main Street Molumphy 26th and Maura Stent Kopp Inducted goal for the young Indians, now 1-2-1, department, in growing RN’S LPN’S yesterday at the Beavers’ field. niing’s Gary Gates twk individual 3rd 6uw DaMes Stk Came DaoUes 9th Cmo Oeabies 12th CaM DaaMes 33rd. Alison Kirwin was 37th and 7 NMs 7 Pei rt s Book Fair and Thursday from 2 to 4 Fri., Oct. 13, 1978 manufacturing facility. THE NEW NURSES INC. WESTMINSTER, Md. (DPI) - The Techmen won their first con- mark of the second half tallied his se- with Jeff Daigle adding a penalty honors with an 8:19 clocking for 1.8 7 Paints 7Paints Diane Grejdus 39th for Penney. 1. knimii 1. laody Sebasban 1. Arriaca l-Marcaida 1. tnmri-Ganta p.m. and again on Oct. 17 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Experienced preferred, but 233-3473 Harold “Hal” Kopp, former Univer- kick. The Silk Towners, winners for t Mazza Kirea t Ceoa-Cceaarro 2. Cerastola^lr^aiaKa VERNON - The PTO of ference clash after four setbacks and cond of the game and year, an 18- miles. 3. Arriaca l-Scr{w 2. Zibala4lucaida will train to work with Also running well for Manchester sity of Rhode Island head football the first time under first-year 3. Jan-Olafc I lascaran-Janer 3. Gorostaia-iavier the Vernon Center Middle during the same hours. Frank's Supermarket (Excellent pay for tem­ stand 2-4-1 overall. The Highlanders yard boot. Four minutes later, Mike Results: 1. Gates (I) 8:19 for 1.8 4. iMdr-lrazaW 4. l ascaraaXarea 4. Zabala-Carita laminator, slitter and printing were Kim Scott in 48th, Pat Adams 4. Gaeniica I Garamcndi School will sponsor a book After that date the 725 Middle Turnpike E. porary aaaignmanta) coach, will be inducted this weekend also are 1-4 in the conference and Kennon tallied his first of the year coaches Mike Saimond and Joe Erar- 5. Itarr^ Seb astiaa 5. Arri^ameiidl 5. Itate^bboa i Mend! Handa press. Must be interested in 50th, Wendy Taylor 66th, Lauren miles, 2. Mealy (TE), 3. Moulton & U4s#a t SataM-jbtedK i Cwmici l-biindi di, outshot the Hornets, 29-1. 7. Ibra-Zapa $. U riarte-Z ^ fair Oci. lO tnrough 13 in museum will be closed for working 2nd, or 3rd shift. We RN's $7.00 per hour. LPN's as a charter member of the newly show a 2-5 aggregate ledger. assisted by Vann. Dan Menard closed (TE), 4. J. Sewall (TE), 5. D. Sewall 7.ibn4sisl 7. Mendi^cenarro 7. Asis-Ecciiarra Crispino’s Market are looking for interested, Woodhouse 71st and Jackie Meyer I feto-UrteciN 1 Carastate-Olave 8. Asis-Canzalez the school’s C areer the winter months. $6.00 per hour. M al- created Western Maryland College Leo Rimsa at the 24-minute mark out the scoring for the Techmen, Bruce Schmidt, Mike Hellenbrand, 8. Azca4irpiaca 485 Hartford Road aggressive individuals who 96th. filing’s Ann Pillard was 129th (TE), 6. Henry (TE), 7. Potter (I), 8. SabZe#laa SubsKa-AsisI Sabs tnn-Caram endi Sabs S a lia ii Ochaa Resource rooms. Sports Hall of Fame ^ opened the scoring for the h avers again assisted by Vann. Scott Laggis and Jeff Michaud played Hair Care are dependable and have practice coverage, liabili- and Cindy Katz 135th Capalla (I), 9. Griffin (I), 10. Frallic- In conjunction with the A.C, Petersen Farm s ty Ins. and bonding in- with a 25-yard drive and five minutes Jim McKay and Walt Kostrzewa well for the locals. ciardi (I). UTWntlOK VERNON - The Indian mechanical ability. Excellent lMb*lli«ta fair there will be an open 238 No. Main Street chance for rapid advance- cluded. Call: later Doug Landry drilled home a 20- played well defensively in front of lit CiM Min 7P*li Valley YMCA is offering a IN * IN * house on Oct. 12 from 7:30 ment, depending on speed and yard boot for a 2-0 halftime edge. goalies Bill Moreau and Tim Main- irnMt-Imm Ilbjr t.Cn** course in hair care to girls Fri., Oct. 13, 1978 THE NEW NURSES East Tankers at .500 I Mtaw-Cm Z.tnw to 9:15 p.m. On the 11th the ability. For interview, ini call Three minutes into the second half, ville, who had to make only three age 12 and up and to their 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.' 528-9471. any day including Saturday Back to the .500 level is the East 200 free: 1. McCaffrey (EC), 2. Peter- Bennet Runners Sweep 3, ( N * a I hours will be from 8 a.m. to Chris Vann headed into the cage a saves combined for the shutout. it* mothers. Georgie Lee, Marshalls Inc. and Sunday for application. Catholic girls’ swimming team as it son (EC), 3. McCarthy (EC) 2:24.2. S. tmm ilts t IM * 2:30 p.m, and on the 11th LANDSCAPE LABORS full pass from Rimsa for his second goal Cheney outshot the visitors, 20-3. Bennet’s girls also won twice, 16-34 IM owner of Hairy Canary, Manchester Parkade whippy host Windham High, 92-74, 200 IM: l.L. Dakin (EC), 2. West (EC), Bennet Junior High boys’ cross lU-l* 7. Mr from 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m lime or part time Saturday. of the year. Rimsa at the 12-minute over Vernon and 15-50 over East 7. I n l k i a M will teach the two classes Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar last night in Willimantic. 3. Carr (W) 2:31.7. country team swept past Vernon LIM An innovation at this Call 643-0669, Grandland 50 free: 1. Price (EC), 2. Sprague (W), Hampton. SaMtil scheduled for Oct. 10 and 17 Frederick E. Peck, Registrar Nursery. Lauri Peterson captured the 500- Middle School, 20-37, and blanked lllkbMinHn year’s fair will be the addi- Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar 3. Tucker (EC) :27.7. Bennet’s Sue Donnelly broke her at 7 p.m. at her shop on yard freestyle and took second in the East Hampton, 15-50, at Charter Oak IN * IN * IN * tion of books for adults to Robert Von Deck, Deputy Registrar MVEFUN Diving: 1. Tuller (EC), 2. Millette (W), 1. M p U M Route 30 in the Post Road Park yesterday. own course record with a time of augment the wide range of Assistant Registrars C&W MANUFACTURING And earn money. 200-yard freestyle to pace the 1-1 3. Cahalaa (W) 158.25 points. Catholic Booters Boiv IM i-ln n ZCkhMMM Plaza. CUMPANV Bennet’s Dave Parrott set a course 10:42 over the 1.65 mile layout. 1 >w* 4 lirt«i» 3. | » 4 li*selections * for juveniles. Joan Gates Eaglettes. Bridget West took seconds 100 fly: 1. McDevitt (W), 2. Tucker 4. Ena»ta*n 4. En*-Mr To register call the 74 EASTERN BLVD. Part time opportuni^ Turning in one of its poorest ef- “Glastonbury outhustled us the record with a time of 9:26 for the 1.65 Mara Walrath, Michele Maffucci, t.U-knW ibiMUi-ZM Orders will be taken for Helen Stevenson in the 200 IM and 500 free and Julie (EC), 3. Price (EC) 1:11.2. S.(w-lai* Llii*-am I. SilMB4nMi4l ilM U*i YMCA office, 872-7329, as GLASTONBURY, CT. 633-4S31 forts, East Catholic stumbled, 5-0, at whole game and completely beat us mile layout. Beth White, Maureen Lacy, Brenda IM *! l.lliU M m LMrtMwnt Christmas gift books. Edward Laski for ambitious and Tucker took a second in the 100 100 free: 1. Viola (EC), 2. Plesz (W), 3. I. N cit m Clriti I.MMm soon as possible as the • SnUPMEN McCarthy (EC) :59.1. the hands of Glastonbury High in non- to every ball,” noted Eagle Coach Harry Veal, Peter Murphy and Jim Allan, and Sharon Luzzi swept the I.krt«m IftraM ni lU*Mi* Proceeds will be used to Irene Fisette Irkiteport WHers 1 Hardinge butterfly and third in the 50 free. 1 Ihi-I* S*p£lmW 1***-M)r i ftMn IMM class size will be limited. responsible person. 100 b a c k : 1. S p rag u e (W ), 2. conference soccer action yesterday Tom Malin. “Intensity is the name of Ferrari swept third thru fifth piaces next six places for the Bears. S* N* f*ilii fund assembly programs at Joseph Swennson Qsxkin. Sophomore Annie Tuller captured the Mbwh*n M ClM Mlti Carol McCarthy Fredrickson (W), 3. Bacon (W) 1:13.0. at the Tomahawks’ field. the game and we didn’t have it at for the Bears. Results: 1. Donnelly (B) 10:42 for Hb«Mta IhMi IMbMlnUi) the Middle School during • tUCMMST Must have vehicle. 23 diving against a strong Windham I. U-tdM 1IN^-...... * *-- - -ij- IN * Margaret Lucas 1.65 m iles (course record), 2. IN* I i * .1 ■ I * . ■M ra rH rtM l I.S M H In i* 500: 1. Peterson (EC), 2. West (EC), 3. Scott Naples and Chip Kelley put all.” Results; 1. Parrott (B) 9:26 for 1.65 14 BBBTIBHZWiWI I tm f ir n il the coming year. EXPaOEIICQ).lrjd|e|MrtMINerst hours per week. Start contingent with 158.25 points. 2. Zfn*ltfMi Karin VonDeck Bertora (W) 6:38.8. the Tomahawks, now 6-2 overall for miles (new course record), 2. Botton Walrath (B), 3. Maffucci (B), 4. tlm -iiiir 3. I * ir a i. | ir |l( IMiiifiiiMii OPEN ALL DAY Har dai ge ( Sacker s . East slipped to 0-7-1 with the set- tr* 4 a * t. N * ta* i 1Z*UM Miist'um Hours Clarence Stillson 2:30 P.M. Results: 100 breast: 1. McDevitt (W), 2. the season, on the scoreboard in the back. (V), 3. Veal (B), 4. Murphy (B), 5. White (B), 5. Lacy (B), 6. Allan (B), i. tmtoMm iknictUipl • MACMNE OPaUTORS 200 medley relay: 1. East (Viola, L. Schroder (W), 3. Moreau (W) 1:17.3. t. Huai I** S. IdsUtnm 5. tiu-Mr VERNON - The Talcott SUNDAY Helen Ramey • first half. Naples and Tom Cromwell Glastonbury also took the jayvee Ferrari (B), 6. Royal (V), 7. Bruder 7. Luzzi (B), 8. West (EH), 9. ltn*MirH tmois-Uksam IMHM Inez Johnson SO hour work week. All Dakin, Tucker, L. Bradley), 2:04.8. 400 free relay: 1. East (Price, McCaf- ItaKteM 7. M e a H c i M House Historical Museum, twice tallied after intermission for tilt, 4-1. Jerry King scored the lone (B), 8. TTiibert (V), 9. Tomany (V), Markham (B), 10. Lincoln (EH). I.*hnM 1 Mm HiMii I.MNNrin ARTHUR DRUG beneflts. Apply In person Call Jeanne frey, Negri, McCarthy) 4:21.5. LHnMnMl 68 Prospect St., Rockville, Harry Deegan the winners. goal for the young Eagles. 10. Foley (B). liMi only. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and I* M il Kman will be open next Tuesday Inez Van Camp 021-10 1 p.m. to A p.m. 647-9946 i \ ( PAOF: four teen - Manchester evening herald. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oft. 7 1978 / MANCHEISTKR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Oct *****aaaaaaaa»««»«*n»ataaa •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *••••••••••••••••••••••••# 1978 - l-AGK I’IKTI:K.\ Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Frank and Emest PHYSICALLY National Weather Forecast HANDICAPPED - Telephone ■=€> from home. Fine com- missions plus $3.(X) hourly to She Kerath start. Electrical & home o oowT Teu. products. Opportunity for homebound handicapped. REALE REALTORS m E ^ ^ 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING A Light Line Inc.. 233 East 69 Street, New York, N.Y. 10021 . •N A IM Private Instructions NEW LOCATION Articles for Sale RATES PARTY - Generous Awards - ‘0. 18 41 Apartments For Rent S3 Wanted to Rent DEADLINE SMALL ENGNE Service Cor- * EDUCATION QUALITY PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING - 57 Demonstrators also needed. — LEafMD------nV Paper Hanging by Willis 1 day . . word per day 12:00 noon the day before poration - expanding dealer PIANO - VIOLIN lessons, AAB AUTO SALVAGE INC. Specializing Cabinets and For- BERNSTEN'S GENERATOR 3 days __ lU w o rd per day publication. Over 300 newest most-wanted East Hartford, experienced Schultz. Fully insured mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, ea st HARTFORD - 2 COUPLE WITH One child The Cool Look network. No experience Private Instructions 18 »l STAFFORh. OFF RT. 1M SERVICE- Just receiv^ as Bedroom Townhouse. Full 6 days __ 10c word per day Deadline lor Saturday and items. Call Collect 673-0494. teacher. AH styles, all Ages. references. 649-4343. Room Additions, Decks, needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 26 days .. 9c days...... Or write SANTA’S PARTIES. ■ 0 necessary. Complete training trade in ... 4.0 BF Power in a appliances. Laundry hook-ups. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Flow program. $500. investment $6.00 per lesson, 569-4284. Repairs. Phone 643-6017. house. Reasonable. 49-8952. 15 words $2 00 miiimum Avon, Conn. 06001. REMEDIAL READING and J.P . LEWIS & SON Interior *****••••••••••••••••••••• drawer Onan Generator. Ideal I 1/2 baths. Heated. $285. 528- UPIWEA1HO fOTOCAIT ® required to start your own USED AUTD PARTS for home or camper installa- Happy Ads .. $2.50 inch math: individualized work and Exterior painting, paper flootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 1708, or 289-2890. mar r ied couple with dog PLEASE READ business. Ideal for retired or program, (tst-8th grade) by RIDING LESSONS indoor tion. $1,000.00 plus tax. LEGAL SECRETARY. Start riding ring. Western stock 684*5530 or 646-6223 hanging, remodeling, carpen- wish to rent small house or November 15, 1978 for East part time. Details on request. master’s degree teacher. 568- try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Telephone 646-6001, FEMALE ROOMMATE YOUR AD Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field seat, saddle seat, and bun ______tony annunziata BIDWELL Home Imrove- apartment. 289-2473. Hanford Law Firm. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 10; 7,78. During Saturday, 8075. ment Co. Expert installation wanted to share apartment in Classified ads are taken over Training Division, Box 19, seat. All levels 228-9817, 14 K RING- Fiery Australian . I Experience requred. Salary showers will be expected in southern Texas and upper SPRAY, BRUSH. ROLL- of aluminum siding gutters Manchester or East Hartford. the prione as a ccnvonianCG. commensorate with skills. Wading River, New York. Wallpapering. Opal. About 3 carats. 643-5339 until 7 pm. The Herald is responsible for Maine, while mostly fair skies will prevail elsewhere. 11792. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. CAM TREE SERVICE - Free and terms. Roofing installa- 289-8625. MAGNAVOX authorized fac- Interior/Exterior. Commer- Surrounded by 14 genuine oriy one incorrect insertion and Maximum readings include: Atlanta 70, Boston 61. Chicago Former faculty New York estimates, discount senior tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- Rubies. Value $160. Asking AUTOMOTIVE then only to the size of the GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, tory service on color and cial & Residential. Painting 2323. 30 LOCUST st r eet - Second 53, Cleveland 54, Dallas 75, Denver 74, Duluth 45, Houston 75, MANCHESTER Package Music and Art High School. citizens. Company black and white TV. Stereo $80. 568-0515. floor. 4 rooms, heated. $250 original insertion. Errors which BOOK A TOY & GIFT Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, Professional Singer/Pianist. by experts: 15 years do not lessen the val ;e of the PARTY — Generous Awards. Jacksonville 75, Kansas city 61, Little Rock 74, Los Angeles store. Excellent location. Well Manchester-owned and phonograph. A&B Electronic experience! 649-4824. monthly. Security. Call 646- Autos For Sale established business. Call Popular. Ages 5-adults. 644-8597. operated. Call 646-1327. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 61 advertisement will not tie cor- DEMONSTRATORS ALSO 76, Miami 83, Minneapolis 51, New Orleans 76, New York 61, Beginners - professionals. 1160 New Britain Ave., West repaimg chimneys, roof, new REPOSSESSED Electrolux 2426. 9 to 5. reeled by an additional inser- NEEDED. Over 300 newest, Phoenix 98. San Francisco 71. Seattle 64, St. Louis 60, Marion E. Robertson, Hrtford, 551-0655. Vacuum Cleaner - Substantial lion. Realtor, 643-5953. Easy Banjo method. FREE CHILDREN'S BEGINNERS B&M TREE SERVICE. roofs. Free estimates. 30 1974 .MUSTANG GHIA - 4- most-wanted items. Call Washington 65. loan instrument. Private years Experience. Howley. Savings! Original Warrantee. 3 1 2 ROOM apartment. Plea- speed. 6 cylinder. 4 new Piano Lessons. Reasonable Complete tree care. Free es- CARPET INSTALLATION - Call 646-3875. sant, quiet. Private home. collect 673-0494. Or write studio, 646-6557. rates, 649-6525. Building Conlrectlng 33 643-5361. radials. (2 snowsi, excellent SANTA’S PARTIES, Avon, Situation Wanted IS timates. Senior Citizens Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Single, working, adult only condition 228-0475 or 228-9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam Cleaning. Free es- 55 GALLON DRUMS - $4 00 No children, pets. 643-2880 /j;. Conn 06001. Discount. Call 643-7285. WES ROBBINS carpentry ROOFER WILL Install roof, c5:- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 RESPONSIBLE Mother will timates. Cali 649-6265. each - For sale at Manchester 1969 VW BUG care for children in my home. remodeling specialist. Ad- siding or gutters for low dis- Verv good con- MATURE INTELLIGENT count price. Call Ken at 647- Honda. 24 Adams Street. ROCKVILLE- Four rooms, dition. $800, Call 646-1311. MACHINE OPERATORS and CABINET MAKERS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Call 646-1076. 5 to 3 p.m. only. REWEAVING bums, holes. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, newly decorated. Frigidaire person wanted as Recep- EXPERT PAINTING and built-ins, bathrooms, 1566. after 5 p m. miscellaneous workers WANTED. Experienced only tionist in Manchester Dental p ^ The Sentry Zippers, umbrellas repaired. LANDSCAPING -Specialized. 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and included. $200 m onthly RN-PUBLIC HEALTH FAMILY DAY CARE accep- kitchens, 649-3446. needed. Must have some High need apply. Display Craft, office, mornings. Telephone WANTED- PART TIME Winow shades, Venetian Exterior House Painting. etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main Security, Call anytime, 872- 1972 FORD GALAXI 500. School Education. Must he Manchester, 643-9557. experience preferred. 649- Bookkeeper. Preferably mor- NURSE part-time opening ting children 2 1/2 thru 5 years blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT Tree pruning, spraying, Street, New Britain, 225-1977 9416. offering challenge and oppor- old in my state licensed home. 1 / F^ee Home CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. excellent condition. $1,300. able to read and speak 5675. nings in the Vernon Circle Marlow's, 867 ain St. 649-5221. mowing, weeding. Calf 7fi- We buy, sell, trade. Radial snow tires 1 vear area. Send Resume stating tunity with a newly organiz^ Call 644-3380. Additioms, Repairs, Cabinets. English, and provide own DENTAL RECEPTIONIST /''’ YiL; Evaluation. 7947. ROOFING / GUTTERS- PLEASANT QUIET 4 ROOMS old,H78-15. $50 , 875-5806 after Ji- transportation. No ewerience who can also assist at chair qualifications and expected consortium of Home Health ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at- Cali Gary Cushing 345-2009. Reasonable rates! Free es- - Second floor. Mature, 2 p.m. necessary. Please Call Per- side, wanted for part time PART TIME HELP- Female. salary to Box K, c/o Agencies providing extended tics, garages,yards cleaned, HEAVY OR LIGHT timates. Experienced. Quality responsible adults only. No Apply within: Tommy’s Manchester Herald. home health coverage for 5 What IS your home worth’ Our professionals can help moving, truckng. Loam for TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 sonnel Department at Pioneer work at South Windsor Dental TRUCKING, Cellars, attics workmanship! All 643-6658 pets. Security. Call 649-5897, ATTENTIO.N- Come see our Parachute Company, 644-1581. Pizzeria No. 2, 267 East medicare-certified home you price your home lo sell faster and easier We will sale. Lawn service. No job too Carpentry and general con- anytime. after 6 p.m. Office. Call 644-8253. provide you with complete marketing, financial, and and yards cleaned, also stone, DOG-CAT boarding bathing / great selection of quality Center Street, Manchester. FLOOR SUPERVISOR- Must health agencies in North Cen- big or small. 568-8522. loam or sand delivered. 644- tracting. Residential and have the ability tr direct and tral Connecticut. Experience CARRIER economic inlorm dtion No obligation No pressure No commercial. Whether it be a grooming. Obedience, protec- preowned autos Completely MACHINIST / SKILLED SALES PERSON - Full time sales pilch Of touisc we'd like lo sell your home for 1775 or 644-9532. TRACY BROTHERS - tion classes. Complete moder reconditioned at .Manchester and part time. New England’s MANCHESTER control the activities in fast helpful, 647-1481. EOE. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile small repair job, a custom troofing. Flat Roof. Hot Tar, ■ji' ‘-'.■ SECOND SHIFT- The INSURANCE Agency Wants moving pillow assembly you That s our business And we re confident you will built home or anything in facilities. Canine Holidav Honda. Connecticut's largest oldest Fireplace and Stove NEEDED select us once you ve seen our professionalism at work installation and repairs. Free TILE- Remodel your Bath GraveL Built-Up Roofing. most complete Honda dealer following manufacturing experienced girt Hours are operation. Good chance for PHYSICIAN’S OFFICE needs estimates. Call at, at 646-3745, between, call 646-13W. Inne. 200 Sheldon Road POSSIBLY THE FINEST 2 L positions are available for in- Shop. Good salary, benefis, Shower, Tub Area, and Commercial & Residential. Manchester. For reservations 24 Adams Street, Manchester 53 bonus. Bolton area. Great open. Write to Box JJ, C;0 advancement for one who is pleasant, efficient Secretary / Davis Avemie after 5 p.m. Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- Free Estimates. 872-6269. bedroom apartm ent in dividuals with prior Manchester Herald. qualified. Call 646-1737 for in- Bookkeeper and Receptionist, GUT .\10Rlr: with CARPENTRY & Masonry - Manchester! Wall to wall "O'" position for some one who 9457, 9 to 5. 1964 PONTIAC A utom atic experience and capabalities of terview appointment. Four-day week. Apply Box area of Additions and rerpi^eling. Heatlng-Plumblng " " 3 5 carpeting, central vacuum. operating independently. loves a challenge. Write Box SMALL BEAGLE DOG- AM, FM. air. Verv good condi- GG, c/o Manchester Herald. OPTICIAN- Licensed full or KK, Manchester Herald. ED'S UGHT TRUCKING- At- Free estimates. Call Anthony Central air, in ground pool, Internal Grinder, Taper Rockville FALL CLEAN UPS- F er- Squillacote 649-0811. Registered. All ready trained. tion. Asking $375! 649-1156 part time. $7.75 per hour. Call tics and cellars cleaned tilizing. Snow plowing, SEWERLINES, sink lines, dishwasher, garage, stove, Grinder, Assemblr, Milling, 527-1164 mornings, Mr. LUBRICATION PERSON CARPENTER'S HELPER Call SSENTRY 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun refrigerator. Utilities in- HARTFORD DESPATCH & Reasonable rates. Call 64fr residential and commercial. cleaned with electric cutters, 1968 PO.NTIAC CATALI.NA- Inspector, Jig Mill, Mastriani. Excellent fringe WANTED - To lubricate Wanted - Experience 1943 for free estimate. CARPENTRY - Repairs, $250 for dog & gun. Call 289- cluded. $350 monthly. Call Bridgeport Operator, WAREHOUSE CO. In East trucks and trailers. Related _ 11 ^ 1 Estate Services Inc. Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. by professionals. McKinney 4911. excellent running condition Hartford, close to 1-84, at exit benefits. preferred. Call 742-6062, after remodeling, additions, gar- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- Emmet. 646-3113. Broactiing, Turret Lathe. experience needed. Starting 8:00 p.m. 647-9946 29 Cortneclicul Boulevard, Eosl Horrtord 289-4331 ages, roofing, call David Good tires, call 643-8330 56, needs intelligent, conscien- DRAPERIES CUSTOM pany. 643-5308. /b Drill Press, ^ p ly in person NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 pm. Pay $160 weekly. All fringe Patria, 644-1796. 3 CUTE LITTLE KITTENS- 460 MAIN STREET- 5-room Monday thru Friday, a.m. to tious take-charge person for benefits. For appointment call BRICK, Block, Stone. MADE - Very reasonable. 1968 PLYMOUTH V-8 Wagon Inventory Control. Varied Laural Manor, 91 Chestnut Fireplaces, concrete. Looking for good homes. heated a p artm e n t. $270 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. Street. 649-4519, 688-2233. Work guaranteed. Call NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Please call 649-6480, after Good condition. .Need tires tasks include: Order Prepara- Chimney repairs. No job too anytime, 649-4266. LEON QESZYNSKI Builder - repairs, plugged drains, monthly, no appliances, no Cushman Industries Inc., 806 New homes custom built 10:00 a.m. $450. 649-7119. Windsor Street, Hartford, tion, Perpetual Inventory. INVESTMENT small. Save! Call 644-8356 for kitchen faucet replaced, pets, security. Phone 646-2426 8196 TRUCK DRIVER PARTS SUPERVISOR estimates. remodeled, additions, rec 9-5. Conn. 06102. You can become an integral NEEDED - For automotive GUARANTEE repaired, rec rooms, CHEVY 1970 .NOVA standard part of busy office. V^tal FURNITURE. Wholesale rooms, garage, kitchens FREE TO GOOD HOME- Old parts department. Full-time $360 NET PER WK. LURRICATION MAN bathroom remodeling, heat English Sheep Dog. 6 years, Solid transportation, good qualifiations are: Good deliveries in 3 state area. App- Ara you willing to work? Opening lor KEEP SMILING remodeled, bath tile, cement NEWLY DECORATED- 2 .4 pretty dress to make PART TIME PERSON to do ly at Warehouse. M&R salary starts at $160 weekly. PART-TIME PART-TIME QUALITY CARPENTRY By modernization, etc. Free male, very affectionate. running order. $500 Call after telephone personality. KEEP HAPPY work. Steps, dormers, Estimate gladly given. M & M bedrooms with basement, from voile or cotton for body damage estimates. Associates, 170 Tunnel Road. All company benefits. For ap- qualified man with opportunity for advanco- Haro Construction Additions, Needs love and individual 5 pm.. 649-4813 th at "cool" look. Memory, Neat Handwriting, residential or commercial. Plumbing & Heating 649-2871. carpet and yard for kids. Only Hours flexible. Some Vernon. pointment call 688-2233. mant. Good working conditions and fringe roofing^, siding, decks and gar- Cali 649-4291. attention. Pedigree. iWith -No. 6196 with i*hoto- experience helpful, but we Typing. Apply William Our latest program in automatic $150 154- 121. R e n t a l merchandising features the new banafita. ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. papers $50.) Call 742-5567, ev- 1971 MERCURY COLONY Luide i.i in Sizes 8 to 18. Crowley, Hartford Despatch. Inside positions now MANCHESTER PLUMBING Assistors. 236-5646 (small S;ze 10. :;2^- bust . . . will consider training right AMBITIOUS PERSON- pop-top hot foods. All are SHEETROCK WORK- FIRST CLASS Carpentry - nings. or weekends. fee). PARK STATIO.V WAGON- person. See Mr. Carter, at Box 8271, East Hartford, Apply In Perton — Service Dept ------3t>------Carpentry. Ceilings Repaired & HEATING - Repairs. With air. $975. Call after 6 3*4 yaifi.- 45". 06108. We are an Equal Oppor- Energelic reliable, available nationally-known brands such as Remodeling and Additions. Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Main available In Circulation Heinz. Campbell's Hormel. Chef HANDYMAN - Need work and Painted. Free estimates. Remodeling. Pumps repaired p.m., 649-5159. Patterns avaih^le only tunity Employer. for immediate employment. EXPERIENCED Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 FREE TO GOOD HOME & CARPETED 2 BEDROO.MS- Street, Manchester. Large company. $200 per Boy-Ar-Dee. etc. All accounts are DILLON SALES A SERVICE done around the home? Please John McHugh, 643-6130, mor- replaced. Free estimates FAMILY - I'-i-year old in sizes shown. call 568-6356, after 5:00 p.m. years experience! For Free Electric drain-snaking. 24- With porch, parking, week potential, plus incen- Department at The secured by us in office buildings, 319 MAIN STREET nings or after 6 p.m. Estimates, call 646-4239 altered malemute male. 1975 FORD MUSTANG It four TO OROER. seno S1.00 f r eac» PAINTERS- Top Wages. 5 schools, industrial plants and hour service. 6464)237. appliances, and yard. Only Plttern, plm Z5t for p o itiip mi HARTFORD DESPATCH tives. Call 646-3936. Equal Op- MANCHESTER Please call 643-7832. cylinder, automatic, very hpadlinf. years experience. All the NURSE RIDES hospitals in your area. We need $200. ( 56-26) R ental MOVING DEPARTMENT - portunity Employer M,'F. good condition $2100 or bes't SUE BURNETT In East Hartford, close to 1-84, overtime you want. Must have Mancheater Evening reliable people in your area to Assistors, 236-5646 (Small offer. 643-8451. service these accounts. fee). ManchMttf Evaning Harald at exit 56, needs Expediter for own transportation. 1-800-842- NEEDED Schools-Classes 19 Real Estate Wanted 28 Ardclee lor Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 1150 Ava. of Amarlcaa paper work. Varied tasks, in- 8435. 1955 NASH RA.MBLER Good Naw Yorti, N .Y. 100M ' TArm manager To provido Nursing Cars Herald. We FIRST FLOOR- Nice 2 cluding Customer Service and FOR THE BEST - Manchester AU, CASH For your property, USED BEAVER COAT and HOTPOINT DOUBLE OVEN Boats-Accessorles 45 running condition $500. Call Print Name, Rddrest with ZIP Experienced shed tobacco In privats homss and provide eecured tocetione in your bedrooms, 2 family house. CODE. Style Number and Sire. Claims Processing. You can DISHWASHER WANTED- 3 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 within 24 hours. Avoid Red hat in good condition. RANGE- Copper with 568-1634, after 5 pm nights a week. Please call farm Manager wanted. Madical Facimias. Part area, Inveatment guarantee, pupils per teacher. FREE in- Basement, and laundry The Spring & Summer '76 become integral part of busy company financirvg, whoteMle Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Displayed at Canadian Furs, stainless steel cook top. $220. 1974 FU RY - 16>-i-foot Cavey's Restaurant, 643-2751. Position available now. tims, full lima. Con- facilities. Near bus line. Only B.\SIC F.\SH10N con- office. Vital qualifications outleta of>e year factory warranty TYPIST/PART TIME trodetory lesson with this ad Corporation, 646-0131. Pratt Street. Hartford. 210 cem ent blocks, $126. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with FORD LTD COUNTRY Provides year round sidarabla givan to Call 4fr6306, or 646-3549 $235. (36-19). Rental ta in s a Bonus C.'oupnn. are: Good telephone per- parta end earvica. Opening available In manufacturing concern for Telephone 522-7976. School desk, with chair $10. 1975 55-horsepower outboard SQUIRE- 1971. Power Price . . . S2.00 a copy. sonality, ablity to organize employment. Hospital and prsfarsnea of:— Location Do not c a ll... Please SELLING your house? Call us (Tievy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Assistors. 236-5646 (small typist able to work approximately 25 boura par Drop front cherry desk, $M fee), steering brakes, automatic .Add $2.00 for the New paper work, typing. Apply Peg Health Ins., Pension, and Hours. You provide 6- first and we'll make you a BRAND NEW UNIVERSAL 649-6253. Also 50 horse Johnson out- transmission, air $650. or Dewey, Hartford Despatch, housing and many other NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 10 hours your choice weekly, ser- weak. Mornings prsforrod. Duties would bo cash offer! T.J. Crockett, sewing machine, $150. Solid board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- best offer. Call Emmet. 646- SL’c r E S s IN’ sewing. WANTED EXPERIENCE apply in person to: viceable automobile, be ready to IDEAL FOR SINGLES- Cnzv Box 8271, East Hartford, FUEL oil delivery man. Apply benefits. Write Box H c/o For Information call varied but Individual should bo good typist Hour- Realtor, 643-1577. state component Panosonic KIMBALL ORGAN, Chest of 9550. 3113. 06108. We are an Equal Opp'”'- start in 30 days, minimum invest- 1 bedroom with carpeting, Fogarty Bros. Inc., 319 Broad Manchester Herald. Giving B43-9S15 ment. $3000. Call Toll-Free. ly rate dspondant on ability. May woirit In to hill □ REAL ESTATE turntable and 2, 22" Creative drawers, radio. TV test equip- tunity Employer. IMMEDIATE Cash for your speakers with stand, complete 1971 LYMAN BOAT with 1971 appliances and more! Just Street. personal data and informa- AID A ASSISTANCE TOM COLLETTI, Phones Staffed 24 Hr. Day. time position. Send application to: P.O.Box 350, ment and miscellaneous. Call $200. (56-12). R ental 1969 VALIA.NT 4-door sedan, * * * * « * * * * * a t a a t a a t a a a a a o a a tion so that interview can property. Let us explain our $175. 644-0156 after 6 p.m. 643-8649, Saturday or Sunday. 105 HP Chrysler Engine and needs transmission Call after of North Eastam Conn. or East Hartford, C t 06108. An Equal Opportunity fair pre ' - trailer. Many extras, Assistors. 236-5646 (small Trucks lor Sale 62 be arranged. All informa- Homes For Sale 23 proposal, Call Mr, 5. 649-5038. $200. or best offer, Inc. 1-800-325-6400 Employer Belfiore, 647-1413 sacrificing to liquidate. $1500. fee) GEORGE DOHERTY 1967 I.N’TER.NATIO.N’.iL BROWTH tion kept confidential. 357 E<«t CMltMT aiFMl, Operator 60 MANCHESTER - Superb 7 TAG SALES 643-6900 649-8275. OPPOBTUNITY An Equal Opportunity Employer. MandiMtar •••••••••••#•••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Very nice 4- 1974 PI.NTO Hatchback. Good PICK-UP 1 2 ton, asking $550 room, 3 bedroom Cape in MAY WE BUY your home? condition Call 649-1287, after firm. Call 643-0749 . ROUTE ^ u th Farms. Front to back Quick, fair, all cash and no Garden Products 47 room apartment that needs •m m um am paint and paper. Owner will 4 p.m. ■PWlPB OTMMQW iM lM pTM MB jiving room, center hall, eat- problem. Call Warren E. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TAG SALE- Books, furniture, ■i-Ti|-lrc ni FikrkitiM in kitchen. Family room has Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh supply materials to young fipii^ MKi to ad Mrii fTM OPENING from to a.m. to 4 p.m. 468 Ver- miscellaneous. October 7 and couple who have ability to do FORD VA.N 1969- Verv good Navtoto ari iipirtoioiri otttoc ipto- large deck with beautiful non Street. Furniture, dis- 8. 9 am to 3 pm. 37 Jordt Sweet .Apple Cider, Apples. & condition. $800 Call Ken 646- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Bataaaary. /IT ' view. Walk-out basement. Ap- Pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, same. In return, owner will hwasher and lots of mis- Street. give very reasonable rent of 5898. iMTfMliCT OCTOBER “WANT AD” SPI proximately acre well land- cellaneous items. Manchester. TRIU.MPH 1976 Bonneville U nkM, nptor mi raaitia hrin $165. .No amateurs please. 649- MANCHESTER scaped lot. Walk to school. Why Not Order TAG SALE- 107 Hemlock 1972 JAVLI.N like new. call 750. 8000 miles, oil cooler and ha» Mto| fnaas ad nM iBtoBaL OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 3l8t, 1978. Antiques 4003. to w k wiciatia^ r*fck i5Gib Good part-time op- $70s. Principals only. Call Your Happy Ad TAG SALE- children's Stree', Saturday and Sunday, 48 mornings till noon oniv. 568- rack $1,750 , 289-4042. ■i IMd HdaricN Ml WiNhi ad 646-5019. 6565. Mi | nBBt oai hi ^M. Today! clothing, toys, furniture, mis- 9 am to 4 pm. Reel to Reel ROOMMATE To share apart- portunity for cellaneous. October 7th and tapedeck, clothes. WANTED, Antique furniture, SUZUKI z5fl HUSLER GT 18,- glass, pewter, oil paintings or ment. $115 monthiv. plus em uem m m m EAST HARTFORD- $50's, 6 8th, to am to 5 pm. 17 share the utility bills. Call 646- 1971 VW BUG - .New shocks, 000 miles, verv reasonable btotriaa pratomd to hdatoW tom a ca- responsible person. other antique item s. R. Must sell. 649-1M3. ---- »- lUlk » ■» t I l__ Room Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •,,,^ Springside Ave, l^ s t Hart- TAG SALE- 2 antiques 6926 anytime. brakes, fuel pump. Good mcoa B an mi lannci, ■mmh | LINES fireplace, eat-in kitchen plus ford. Harrison, 643-8709. transportation. $1000. Call 643- Must own depen- Household Goods 40 buggies. I antique wagon. 2 formal dinii^ room. Attached Christmas Trees and or- 2563. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low- (20 words) 4 DAYS $4 garage. Finished rec room. 3 naments, miscellaneous. THE PACK RAT Antiques & Homes tor Rent mileage. Excellent condition. dable vehicle. Good 54 bedrooms, and additional REFRIGERATORS 2 FAMILY TAG SALE- Satur- Collectibles. Open Sunoay, 12 $650 Call 643-5849 Washers, and ranges, used, Priced to sell! 9 to 4 p.m. ALMOST ANTIQUE - 1955 money. bedroom in basement, more! day & Sunday, October 7, Si 8. Saturday, 527 Lake Street. to 5pm. 40 Flora Road! off MANCHESTER- Immaculate FORD CUS'TO.M - One family, Desirable location. 289-1272, guaranteed and c l ^ . New 9 to 4. 155 Oak Street, Route 85, Bolton. low mileage, mint interior 1975 KAW.ASAKI 4o0- 7.000 shipment damaged, G.E. and 6 Room Cape. 2 car garage. INDUSTRONICSINC. 4 568-2848. Manchester. Variety of items. MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- Convenient location. Adults. $1000. Call 647-1824. miles Excellent condition CALL 647-9947 Fngidaire. Low prices. B.D. 489 Sulihran Avanua October 7th. St 8th., Some OLD SINGER PORTABLE - No pets. Security and .New parts Asking $800 Call 80. WINDSOR. CT. Ask for TOM. MANCHESTER- Just listed. 7 Pearl and Son, 649 Main TAG SALE- Old bottles, Sewing machine, 3 643-9037. or 688-6/ 16. ask for You Save Street, 643-2171. collectibles, furniture, baby references. $325 monthly, plus 1971 VEGA - Excellent run- Room Ranch. Formal Dining Farberware Rotissierie, mint items, and "what-nots ", plus. Phonographs (Very old), Oil utilities. 643-6995. after 5 p.m. ning condition' Must be seen! Jeff Room. Family Room. 2 baths. condition, and many other 36 Madison Street, starts at 10 Painting over 200 years old, $400. or best offer. Call 67- Eat in kitchen. Full basement. WVE SEAT - Like new condi- miscellaneous items. Satur- soda bottles from the year 9502. 1976 KAWASKI K D. - tion, orange background with a.m. 6 ROOMS IN 2 FA.MILY Excellent condition! $56,900. day & Sunday, October 7th., & flood, plus much more! 659- HOUSE- Basement garage, Excellent running condition The Hayes Corporation, 646- white Horal print. Cali after 4 8th., 10 to 4 p.m. 150 Chambers 0804. Asking $275. Call 649-1924 p.m., 646-1168. SATURDAY, SUNDAY. 10 appliances. Security, 1972 CH EV RO LET 0131. Street. No previews. am to 4 pm, 4 families. references. No pets $240 CHEVELLE STATION Household items, clothing, Wanted to Buy 49 monthly, .North Main Street. W.AGO.N -Good condition Campers-Trallers MANCHESTER- Starter KENMORE GAS STOVE. ENORMOUS BARN SALE- Original owner High mileage Mobile Homes 65 Double oven, coppertone, very tires, baby items, books, Call 649-5167. Available Home with great potential. Friday, Saturday, & Sunday, games and much more. 109 WANTED USED VIOUN or November 1st. .Must sell. 742-9953 Living room, super large good condition. ^ .( » . Phone October 6, 7, 8, 9 to 4. Fur- Fiddle, in plaving condition. 1973 INTREPID 20 foot 5^7392. WeVetherell ’ ■ Street. ‘ Commercial and Non-Commercial countiw kitchen, 3 bedrooms niture, glass, china, antiques. Please call 646-6235. 5 I400MS- 1 2 OF DUPLEX- ...... Stove. YOU WILL MAKE treed lot which back To •••••••••••...,.. collectables, toys, games. TAG SALE> Saturday St Sun- Adults. Noto pets $250. refrigerator, heated. Full ...... miscellaneous. Main Street, Plus Trucks lor Sale 62 woods on dead-end street. day, 10 to 4. 240 Lydall Street. security.ity Utilitiesities extra. Call shower, and toilet Tandem WEVOIIR Hurry/ Mall or Bring Your Ad Tortayl Real buy at $43,000. Call B/W □ MISC. FOR SALE South Windsor. Follow signs Toys, womens quality clothing □ RENTALS 289-2824. wheel Call 688-0383 Realty, 647-1419. EHO. from Sullivan Avenue and (size 10), wall decor, new. INTERNATIO.NAL Travelall CUSSHDAO "I Route 5. Rain date, October 14 Sale- 1970- 72's. Many to 1971 C A M PER - S le ep s 6 Articles lor Sale 41 & IS. Rooms tor Rent 52 OMces-Stores for Rent 55 choose from. Good to fair con- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ANDOVER LAKE- Vacation TAG SALE- October 7th and Stove and ice box Excellent dition. Dealers welcomed condition Call 646-4471 enjoyment plus investment Sth. 10 am to 4 pm. 3-Families. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - P.O. BOX 591 potential. Over 7 acres with ALUMINUM sheets used as MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE. ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot Call John Thrall at 643-2414 for Antiques, furniture, baby Birch House Women. Cetrally store on busy street. Large MONEY' printing plates, .007 thick 20 Tuck Road, Manchester. appointment Automotive Service 66 MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CUtSinEO insulated main Cottage, extra STAR 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for October 7th, 9 am to 4 pm, Oc- carriage, lawn mower. 81 located. Downtown d isp lay w indow s. $125 guest Cottage, artesian well. Grissom Road, (off Hamlin- Manchester. Kitchen uvansiM Call Katherine Bourn, 74i2- $1. Phone 643-2711. May be tober 8th, 10 am to 4 pm. Rain monthly. Lease required. Lee 1967 I.NTER.NATIONAL WE P.AY $10 for complete POWER picked up A.M. only. tonl. privileges. Call 649-2358. & Lamont Realty. 875-4690 Dear Sirs: 8646. J. Watson Beach Co., or Shine. PICKUP - $300. Call 646-1090. junk cars. Call Joev al Tolland after 5:00 p m Auto Body. 528-19W. you W IU. EXON Manchester Office, 647-9139. NICELY FURNfSHED- OFFICES FOR RENT- Heat, Please run the following ad for 4 days at the soecini Equal Housing Opportunity. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - EASTERN CONN FLEA YARD SALE- Sunday October Good condition. Good for MARKET Every Sunday. Sth. lots of bargains and gentleman only. Kitchen air. carpeted, janitor, and 1973 DATSUN P IC K -U P money-saving rate ot ’4.00! ^ *P8ciai privileges, central location, parking. 500, 750. and 1000 MANCHESTER - Attractive plating, or welding. Call M9- 9am-3pm at Mansfield Drive- priced to go. 42 Concord Road. automatic, low mileage $1800 ‘ officesw ET 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. In Theater (Jet. 31 and 32). 10-3 p.m. references and security square feet. $100 monthly. or best offer Call 742-8330 9-room Cape, 4 bedrooms, required. 643-2693 for appoint- Call 649-5334, or 643-7175. FOR RENT CHECK ENCLOSED i CASH ENCLOSED FREE PRIZES! dining room, family room and Lots of deals and Dealers. after 5 pm. MOLDED FORMICA top and ment. den, eat-in kitchen, IMi baths, TAG SALE - Saturday Oc- |250 square feet, center ofl cla^sifii^HT/fyour paneled bar with two shelves MANCHESTER NEW 1972 CHEVROLET PICK-UP. ■Mancfiesier air conditioning and I Classified ad for extra attention value. Simnlv wall-to-wall carpeting, gar- Tag SALE- October 7th, 8th. to^r 7, 9 to 4. Curtains, and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Apartments For Rent 53 OFFICE - 800 uare feet, $1500. Excellent condition. ■parlung Call 643-955: ‘ (1) (3) (4) age. Principals only, 10 am-4 pm. 3-Families. 599 children’s clothing, TV & w (6) Heat, air con itioning, Call 646-4837 IW’s.Call 646-1542. North Main Street, stand, many household items. bi AHRED. The only additional charge is for the n your spare time...if you HURRY and calll DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 Manchester. LOOKING for anything in real carpeting, parkin I; included, space the STAR occupies. There are two yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, 37 West Street. estate rental - apartments, Tolland Turnpike I rofessional different sizes of STARS you can use. Try it the today for details. Openings are limited, so gravel ami more stone 643- MOVING 2-Families, Satur- homes, multiple dwellings, no Building. F.J. Spilecki, («) (2) TAG SALE: October 7 and 8, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Realtor, 643-2121. (6) (6) (10) day and Sunday, 10 am to 5 10 to 4. Furniture, clothing, to seu""^ important message don’t wait. We’ll need boys and girls from all| pm. Plants, Kitchenware, Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. Inveatment Property 25 TIRES- Ski boots, skis, bikes, remnants, drapes, toys, etc. MANCHESTER- Main Street odds and ends, furniture and Rain date October 14 and 15. Ihe towns in and around Manchester and Easi sewing machine, and tent some clothing. 77 Main Street. MANCHESTER- MAIN modem office available. 400 i NOW T A K IN G j INCREDIBLE VALUE- 27,000 (10x16). May be seen at 106 459 K eeney S tre e t, STREET- 2 room apartment, sq. ft. Heat/AC included. Call —-Your Choice—r ~ (11) (13) (13) (14) Manchester. (16) larttord. square foot Commercial Scott Drive, Manchester, all SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, heated, hot water, appliances, 646-2469 or 646-2755. ^24 A Super 42 Building in the center of day Saturday. October 7th and Sth. Rain date n ^ ^ ts , parking, security. 523- Mancheiter’s busy downtown TAG SALE October 7, Satur- Point Star W PoSit Star ^ 14th and 15th. 9 am to 4 pm. day 10am to 3pm. Moving out i APPLICATIONS t 75* per day m .so per day sh o p p in g a r e a . F u lly WASHER - and like new 175 W est C e n te r S tre e t (16) of state - couch, chairs, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT t For A Waiting Uat Only ^ ______(Plus reflular word ad rate) (12) (16) (19) (20) sprinkled, and air conditioneo, dryer. Pool table, coffee Manchester. Variety of items. HAU Call Jeanne or Tom with large freight elevator an table, lamps. Telephone 569- kitchen tables, and chairs. - 426 Broad St. $155. Security conveyor. 4,001) square feet of 3547. Two 10-speed bikes, toys, deposit. No appliances. FOR RENT TAG SALE)- Saturday & Sun- games, books, household I 2 & 3 BEDROOM (PIUITMDiTS • SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS office qiace. Large showroon Married couple. No pets. day, 83 St. John Street, 9 to 5. Items. 8 School Road, Bolton. Ad ovtr 20 words - Rtgultr Pries on Main Street..A successful 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Tables, lamps, combination Telephone 643-4751. ^ From $200 2 Bedrooms; $218 3 Bedrooms. Includes g Inuineu emptying 60 people, (150. Outboard motor 40 horse windows and door, household N«wty rahimlBlMd hall a Heat, Hot Water and Parking, with Wall to Wall- 4 5Tic He ra ld NAME . . . did over (8.000,(100 annually Evenrude (2S0.Mobilehome items. MOVING OUT OF STATE - 149 OAKLAND STREET- 3 Everything Must Go! Satur- avaHoMa lor ra n t Mi ♦ Carpeting. .Mixlcrn Appliances. 2 I,aundromats on ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING from this location, before 45x10 with furniture in cam- room heated apartment. J site. ♦ ADDRESS. 647-9946 day 9 to 4. Sunday 12 to 5. 255 Security. $145 monthiv. Ideal for woddbig roeopOono, to larger quarters. ^ i ^ ground (4,000, Call 525- • ...... *U to...... ZIpIMt TAG SA1£- Saturday October Henry Street, 643-9799. onal value at (1.00 per for one person. Cill 64&2426.9 parfloo, tfoga, ooclol 4 CALL 843-1961 4 PHONE NO. a 7th„ 9 to 3, rain or shine. Multi to 5. .. CLASSIFICATION...... M uve foot net net lease, or family. 10 speed bike, trailer toictlono. CaH Monday Mon. thru Fri. from 9 to 4:30 ^ tajr it for (225,000, Owner will BELT MASSAGER 1/4 hp. TAG SALE Saturday. 1401 643-2711 Manchester Evening Herald cart, furniture, dishes, mis- Main Street, South thru FHdoy • thru 4:30, Sat 8-12. * OFFER EX^RES O C J.JlrtJW i [e finaneng. Call (50. Call 6494)453 after 4:00 Windsor, RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to cellaneous. Keeney to Nutmeg tOam to 5pm. Lots m mam m m» Ai ' -2830. p.m. to 149 S tn n ^ rry Lane. of share apartment with same. •4«-72t7, oak for Kottiy. everything! Large bedroom. 647-9988. 4 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7. 1978

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Page 2 - WEEKEND WEEKEND - Page 3 This Week’s TV Specials This Week’s TV Sports A butterfly with opal body and diamond 2:00 annual Country Music Associa­ Today @ Opium "The White Powder tion Awards from Nashville. studded wings rests gracefully Today Tuesday MORNING Opera " A profile of Hong Kong, 10:30 (• the city that has the world's © Special "Thracian Gold" atop a band of 9:30 worst heroin addiction problem Alexander Scourby narrates a ® St. Galy Tiles Gaza St. Galy and is a global export center for close-up look at the mysterious florentined 14K AFTERNOON EVENING sketches and prepares tiles for a the drug (Part 3 of 3) l! ^ j final mosaic which reflects the and beautiful treasures of gold. Beautiful 4:30 ancient Thrace, including gold, 12:00 life of the early colonial period in tjx " j : ' ' 7:00 American history, comparing his © Sp e cial "2846" Five abstract silver and bronze artifacts. idea! & Candlepfn Bowling ffl Bowling For Dollars visual compositions develop on own life in Hungary with the ,r ‘ 12:30 screen with improvised musical 8:00 struggles of the colonialists. (R) (2) @ N CAA Football Oklahoma accompaniment on the Tuesday Enjoy! ^43j5 ® ® ® Baseball Live cover­ synthesizer, vs. Texas age of the first game of the AFTERNOON EVENING World Series from the city of the 5:00 1:00 8:00 ® Wrestling National League champion. 12:00 gg NBC Religious Special "The ® Election Special " Congres­ "every Church In Latin America: A Pre­ sional Races" 1:30 d ) Weekend Specials "If I'm little Losl. How Come I Found You" view Of Puebla" The third gener­ ® ® This Week In Baseball al assembly of the Latin Ameri­ 9:00 thing" Two bank robbers and their cap­ ©Special "Song By Song By 2:00 tive runaway learn that hiding can Bishop's Conference which will discuss the controversial Gershwin" Ned Sheerin, Milli- ® Sports Challenge Wednesday out is not what they thought it cent Martin, Julia McKenzie and would be. (Part 2 of 2) regimes in Latin America will be 2:30 examined. David Kernan perform the lyrics (!I) WOT Tennis of Ira Gershwin, set to the music EVENING EVENING nown Htaiwvun EVENING of George Gershwin. Harold 4:00 Arlen, Vernon Duke. Jerome (2) & Baseball Live coverage of 7:00 8:00 Kern, Burton Lane and Kurt the fourth game, if necessary, of © Bowling For Dollars d ) Jacques Cousteau "Jacques 7:00 Weill. the National League playoffs Cousteau In The Antarctic" ® Danny Rivera Singer Danny from the city of the West Coast 8:00 Rivera performs in a concert champion. ® ® ® Baseball Live cover­ 9:00 taped at the Hartford Civic Cen­ Wednesday Enlarged to show detail age of the second game of the d) Shirley Bassey Special ter in January 1978. 4:30 World Series from the city of the Guests: Rod McKeun, Bobby AFTERNOON d) Sports Spectacular Cover­ National League champion. 1 Goldsboro. 8:00 4:30 age of the "United States Grand ® (gl a Centennial "The Yel­ Veteran NBC Sports baseball commentators Joe (2) @ Afterschool Special Prix,” a Formula 1 auto race, Garagiola (right) and Tony Knbek wfll be provid- Sunday low Apron " Pasquinel leaves his from Watkins Glen, N.Y.; Part 1 S^-~- - S P - S wife (Sally Kellerman) in St. Louis EVENING of the "W orld's Strongest Men" ing the game commentary during NBC Sports’ and returns to the wilderness, cM idad^ The soda fountain was invented by an American, John MORNING Jewelera i Sitversmlths Since 1900 competition; live coverage of the exclusive coverage of baseball’s 75tfa World Series. Thursday where he lakes an Indian bride "M an Of W a r" race for 3-year- Matthews, in 1832. (Barbara Carrera) in hopes she 8:00 olds from Belmont Park in 11:00 can lead him to gold. (Part 2) © Special ‘Word Is Out" 938 MAIN ST. OOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Elmont, New York. EVENING @ A Conversation With... a © At The White House Twenty-six male and female 12:30 10:00 "Rabbi Gordon Tucker" Rabbi homosexuals reveal many of the HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS M A U ® ® NFL ’78 ©Tennis "Island Holidays Pro Leontyne Price, accompanied by EVENING Tucker discusses the role of David Garvey, will perform works problems and joys they have ® T h ls Is The NFL Tennis Classic" Finals from The 7:00 religion in modern thought in this by Georg Friedrich Handel. Rich­ experienced in various phases of 1:00 Royal Lahaina Tennis Ranch at © Bowling For Dollars JUST special commemorating Yom ard Strauss, Giacomo Puccini their lives, childhood, adoles­ 6:00 ® ® NFL Football Buffalo Bills Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii. Kippur. cence and adulthood. 7:30 and a number of American © Racing From Belmont at New York Jets 10:30 ® NHL Hockey Boston Bruins composers. ® Pocono "5 0 0 " Highlights ® NFL Football Buffalo Bills vs. AFTERNOON 10:30 (D Sports Extra vs. Pittsburgh Penguins ® Crosstalk Music students 7:00 New York Jets SUPPOSE 11:30 and professional jazz musicians ® Soccer Made In Germany 8:00 1:30 ffl NFL This Week © NHL Hockey Buffalo Sabres 12:00 Monday interact at a Stan Kenton music 7:59 ffl NFL Today vs. New York Islanders ® Opium "The Warlords" Pri­ AFTERNOON center. HERE NOW! The most revolutionary concept in pool YOU LOST YOUR ONLY PAIR vate and state armies light to © @ Baseball Live coverage of 2:00 design since the Roman Bath! the fourth game, if necessary, of 10:00 control the opium trade in the ffl NFL Football Dallas ® Bruins Wrap-Up Golden Triangle of the Burmese 12:30 Thursday the American League playoffs Cowboys vs. New York Giants OF BIFOCALS jungle. (Part 1 of 3) © C olu m b u s Day Parade Live from the city of the East Coast Monday coverage of New York'a Annual EVENING UNI LOK CONSTRUCTION champion. 3:00 > And became unable to perform at your regular 1:00 salute to its Italians and Italian ® Tennis “Island Holidays Pro occupation, or ® Opium "The Politicians" A 9:00 10:00 Americans. @ Three By Four Three Acade­ Tennis Classic" Finals from The EVENING report on the deal offered to the I® Tennis "Island Holidays Pro Friday • You couldn’t start that much needed vacation without my Award-winning short films -- Royal Lahaina Tennis Ranch at U S government by Kun Sar, Tennis Classic " Semi-linals from eyeglasses, or EVENING "In The Region Of Ice." "Double Kaanapali. Maui, Hawaii rebel leader and one of the big­ The Royal Lahaina Tennis Ranch 7:00 Talk" and "K udzu" - are > For any reason at all, they gest narcotics traffickers in the at Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii. 3:29 © Bowling For Dollars EVENING world. (Part 2 of 3) 9:00 presented. ffl @ Baseball (Note: Live cov­ ® Wrestling • Had to be replaced in a hurry. © Special "Henry Ford's 11:30 erage of the fifth game, If neces­ 10:00 8:00 7:00 > Then seek the emergency repair and replacement 1:30 America" Henry Ford and his ffl Racing From Yonkers sary, of the National League ® (g) ® W e e k e n d L lo y d © Penn State Football © Bowling For Dollars @ Weekend Specials "If I'm company are examined, includ­ playoffs from the city of the West services Oobyns and Linda Ellerbee 12:00 Highlights "‘Kentucky" Losl. How Come I Found You" ing comparisons with General report on the publicity buildup © Wrestling C o ^ champion.) 8:00 Twn bank robbers and their cap- Motors, its larger competitor. given to college football players, i ® ® ® Baseball Live cover­ AT.... live runaway learn that hiding 12:30 5:00 8:30 age of the third game of the 9:30 out is not what they thought it 10:30 i ® The Athletes (!) NFL Football Los Angeles ffl @ NFL Football Cincinnati World Series Irom the city of the (T) Country Music Awards John­ would be. (Part 2 of 2) SI) Reel West Actors, directors < Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers Bengals at Miami Dolphins American League champion. ny Cash is host for the 12lh and critics discuss recurrent | themes in Western movies. j EVENING Sunday 6:30 COME SEE OUR FINE SELECTION ® NHL Hockey Highlights "1977-1978 Boston Bruins” Home Box Office MORNING OF CARDS & PRINTS IMPORTANT 6:45 ffl NFL Today This week's schedule for Tuaaday Dm I b^f my PNI wWimt tint ebmUiig m l Wckims. Other peels 11:00 Home Box Office on Greater Igl Sports Challenge 6:30 — World Series Spectacular ite Biily 14 gauge. 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Skin f f l Movie "The Prince And Th e (W e d) 0 Exploring M a th e m a tics (M o n) 0 T h e W o r d s m l t h (W e d ) 0 Insid e / O u t (F ri) 0 A s s ig nm e n t: Th e W o rld (T h u ) f f l Lov e Exp erts P a up e r" (1937) Errol Flynn. 0 0 S e s a m e Stre e t ® I Lo v e Lucy divers fac e d a ng e rous situations 0 Wh a t Abou t W om e n (Th u) 0 Le t's All Sing (Tu e ) 0 0 Anim a ls A n d Su c h (Th u ) 0 T r a d e d (F ri) 9 CIc k V a n Dyk e Cla ud e Rains. 12:55 9 M o v i e ® D a ting G a m e in a s e arch lo r hidd e n tre asure. 2 0 It Is Writte n (Fri) 0 Writ ers O f C)ur Tim e (W e d) 0 0 C o v e r T o C o v e r (F ti) 0 R o m p e r R o o m J a k e H e ss G os p e l Tim e 0 H o g a n's H eroe s N e ws 0 B u g s B u n n y A n d Fri e n d s hrs. 0 At Your Rng e rtips (Th u ) 0 W orld O f B J V ib e s (W e d) CD 0 A rt M e d ia (M o n ) 0 Dic k C a ve tt 2:30 6:55 9 Th e P a rtrid g e F a m ily ' 0 0 9 N B C N e ws 0 0 9 B a s eb all 0 A C h ild's Right T o R e a d ' SHOW TIME ffl News 0 Ne ws 0 Writ e O n (F ri) _ 11:00 1:00 0 O v e r E a sy 0 Ele ction Sp e cial 11:23 CD S e a rch F or To m o rro w (W e d ) 4:30 9:40 CD All In Th e F amily 0 A d a m -t 2 0 Jo k e r's Wild (D Ne ws 7:00 Th a t G in 0 O n c e U p o n A Cl a s sic (F ri) ® W o rld O f H a n n a - B a rb a r a “ Donni e & Marie” wiii continu e to spin ttie Osm ond 0 Im ages A n d Things (Th u ) CD Love, A m e ric a n Style CD 0 Th e Gro w in g Y e a rs 0 In C o nc e rt 2:35 CD C B S Nows CD 0 A ll M y Childre n CD B a ttle O f Th e Pl a n e ts (M o n , 11:30 0 M atter O f F a ct (F it) CD 0 H a p p y D a ys (R) 2:10 magic on th eir succe ssfui music and varie ty s eries for a ( D Ne ws CD Pop eye And Pals ( D M ovi e (Tu e -F ri) Tu e , Th u , Fri) 6:55 8:30 f f l H o o a n's H eroe s Stra ig ht Ta lk 0 A t Y o u r R n g e rtip s (Tu e ) third se ason, Frid a ys on A B C . CD @ G o o d Morning Am erica CD 0 Paullst, Insight (M o n ) @ A f t e rsch o ol Sp e ci a l (W e d ) 9 N e ws f f l M e rv Grif fin 9:45 0 0 0 High Rollers (D CD Nows 0 Storie s F or Th e Yo u ng (M o n) 0 W o m a n's Pla c e (Tu e ) M ovi e (M o n ) 0 Ele ctric C o m p a n y CD @ 0 To d a y 0 Self, Incorpora te d (Tu e ) 0 F or Yo u . Bla c k W o m a n (W e d) 2:15 0 P TL Clu b 0 M a rcus W e l b y .M .D . 0 Sup erh eroe s 0 Th is Is Th e Life (Th u ) 0 /krt M e d ia (MloUnIi); 0 B a ttle O f Th e Pla n e ts 0 Ele ctric C o m p a n y (M o n , W e d , 0 Hum a n Dim e nsion (F ri) 0 C o n n e c tic u t H e r l ^ ( T u e ) 0 L a n d O f Th e G i a n ts ' NATIVE APPLES ' 7:15 9:50 ■ Fri) 0 0 H ollyw o od Sq u a r e s 0 0 L e t's All SSiinngg (Th u ) 9 M y Th r e e S o n s (M o n , Tu e , 0 N e w Z o o Revue 0 News 0 Nu trition (Tu e ) W e d n e s d a y, O c t. 11 0 O u r Living L a ng u a g e (M o n ) 0 S h ort S t o ry (:MMoonn]) 0 E xploring M a th e m a tics (Th u ) Th u , Fri) & PUMPKINS 7:25 9:55 0 0 C o v e r T o C o v e r (Tu e ) 0 0 News 0 Herita ge C o m e r 2:20 5:00 0 M ovie " Th e Le ft-H a nd e d 11:15 0 0 Tr a d e -O f f s (W e d ) 0 Hum a nitie s (W e d ) 0 M y Th r e e S o n s 0 0 M a cN e il / Le hre r R e port © B a ttle O f Th e Plan e ts D A Y TIM E S P E C IA L G u n " (1 9 5 8) Paul N e wm a n. Lita 7:30 0 A rt M e dia (Th u ) 0 0 All A b o u t Yo u (Th u ) 0 kJe trlc Sys t e m (F ri) 9 B o n a n z a 9 H ollyw o od Sq u a r e s MAC INTOSH - RED GRAVENSTEIN (D S b( Million Doll a r M a n (M o n , Milan. A youthful Billy the Kid Th e Fllntstones 10:00 0 Self, In c orpora t e d (F ri) 0 W rit e O n (Tu e ) 0 Z o o m (R) 0 C h ic o A n d Th e M a n CD 11:30 Tu e , Th u , Fri) ave ng e s his e m ploy er's de ath CD P TL Club CD Mik e Dougl as 0 M a n y W o rld s O f N a ture (M o n ) 4:30 9 Ti c T a c D ough MACOUNS & CORTLAND APPLES (D Th e Yo u n g A n d Th e Restle ss 2:30 0 1 V o ic e O f F aith 6:30 a nd the n e sc a p e s to M a d ero (2 0 0 To d a y (D I Lov e Lucy 0 Ripple s (F ri) ( D @9 A f t e rsch o ol Sp e cia l CD Mid d a y Live 0 Sb( Million Dollar. M a n f f l I Lo v e Lucy 8:00 hrs.) FRESH APPLE CIDER • PURE CIDER VINEGAR 0 Th e Archie s CD Ry a n's Hop e (D G u id in g Lig ht I F a mily F e ud 1:15 (D 0 M k k e y M o u s e Clu b 0 0 Mist er R og e rs f f l D a ting G a m e f f l Th e Je f fe rsons CD Rom p e r Room ) 0 Wh e eIl (O f F ortu n e 10:00 7:45 0 0 Prim a ry Scie n c e (M o n ) 0 0 9 Th e D o c tors 9 Jo k e r's W ild (M o n , Tu e , Th u , D A Y TIM E M O V IE S 0 J a k e H e ss G o s p e l Tim e ® Cro s s-W it s 0 0 C a rd Sh ark s 0 Dusting Off Myth o lo gy (M o n ) f f l © N e ws FERRANDO ORCHARD 0 News 0 0 Anim a ls A n d Su c h (Tu e ) 0 M u sic (M o n ) Fri) 0 0 9 N B C N e ws f f l 9 Eight Is E no ugh 0 KItW To d a y 0 Hum a nitie s (Tu e ) 0 Th e W ord sm ith (Th u ) f f l M ovi e " Th r e e Th e H ard ( D 9 V e g a $ BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., GLASTONBURY 0 0 Tru ly A m e ric a n (M o n) 0 E q u a l Ju s tic e U n d e r Th e L a w 5:30 0 O v e r E a sy 8:00 0 M u n d o Real (W e d) 0 W h a t's In Th e N e w s? (F ri) 12:00 W a y " (1 974) Jim Brow n, Fre d f f l Untouch a ble s \ 3 Miles Beyond Vlto'e Reeteurent 0 C e le bra t e A Boo k (Tu e ) (Th u ) M a ry Ty l e r M o o re 0 A d a m -1 2 f CD Ca pt a in K a ngaroo 0 S e a rc h F or Scie nc e (Th u ) 0 Insid e / O u t (Th u ) CD 0 " M r. Soft To u c h " (1 949) Willia mson. Thr e e frie nds c o m 0 Living Faith 0 0 Rippl es (W e d) 0 Rr e s k f e Kitch e n (M o n ) ® Th e RIn ts ton e s 0 It's E v e ryb o d y's Busin e ss CD W o o dy W oodp e c k e r 0 W e Th e P e ople (F ri) 0 W o rld O f B J V ib e s (F ri) Gle n n F ord, Ev e lyn K ey es. bin e force s to ba ttle a myste ri 0 To d a y 0 Assignm e nt: Th e W orld (Th u ) 0 A ntiq u e s (Tu e ) ( D B a ttle O f Th e Pla n e ts (W e d ) 10:30 0 S e s a m e Stre e t 6:55 ous org a niz a tion which is bent 0 Th e Fourth Est at e (M o n) 0 W h a t's In Th e N e ws? (Fri) 1:20 0 R orriM n o lls' Ta b l e (W e d) 0 0 Ele ctric C o m p a n y 1:00 0 Crosst a lk 9 N e ws on g e nocid e . 2 hrs. 0 P e rson T o Person 0 Pare nt Effective ness (Tu e ) 0 All In Th e F amily (R) 11:45 0 M e tric Sys t e m (W e d ) 0 O p e n D o o r (Th u ) 9 Th e Lo tt e ry S h o w (Th u ) f f l " K a thy O " (1 958) Da n 0 0 9 B a s e b all Shaklee® 0 Possum Tr o t (W e d) 0 M om ingtow n 0 A rt M e dia (Th u ) 0 M a tte r O f F a ct (W e d ) 0 JuH a Ch ild A n d C o m p a n y (F ri) 0 H o g a n's H e ro e s D ury e a , P a tty M cC o rm ic k . 7:00 11:00 ( D C B S N e w s 0 M a ri e Curi e 0 Conn e cticut Profiles (Th u) 0 Storyb o o k (Tu e ) 9 N e ws ( D ® 0 9 9 N e ws 11:50 1:30 2:40 4:00 f f l Th e B r a d y Bu n ch 0 Jo k e r's Wild Nutritional Supplements 0 T V Co m m unity C o l l e t (Fri) 0 G a th e r 'R o u n d (Th u ) f f l Th e G o n g Sh ow 0 His tory O f Th e Co n q u e s t O f CD A s Th e W orld Tu rn s 0 E n Fra n c a t o(W e d) 5:35 f f l " W h e r e Th e Bullets F ly " f f l 9 A B C N e ws 0 S p e c i d 0 Thr e e Stooge s 0 B est K e pt S e cre ts (F ri) f f l Lov e E x p e rts Sp a c e (Tu e ) (D Th e P a rtrld o e F a mily 0 D usting O f f M yth o lo gy (F ri) 9 M ovi e (C o n t'd ) (Th u ) (1 9 6 6 ) T o m A d a m s . D a w n ( D B ow ling F or Doll ars A d d a m s. 8:30 0 Dic k V a n Dyk e and Foods. 0 F e s tiv d O f F d t h f f l In Th e B egin ning 9 " T h e H alleluja h Tr a il " (P a rt 0 Jo urn e y s T o Th e M ind 0 H o g a n's H ero e s 2) (1 9 6 5) B urt L a nc a st er, Le e f f l M e rv Grif fin 0 Dic k C a v e tt The Key to 0 N e ws 0 Lia rs C lu b R e mick. 0 0 Dic k C a v e tt 11:30 M o n d a y, O c t. 9 9 N e wtwve d G a m e 9:00 (D H a w a ii R v e -0 Your Success. E V E N IN G 0 Th e O d d C o u p l e f f l C B S M o vi e " Lif e gu ard " f f l H o g a n's H ero e s 0 Visions 12:00 0 T V C o m m u n ity Co ll e g e 0 C a n d id C a m e r a (1 976) S a m Elliott, A n n e Arch e r. f f l l 9 P o llc a W o m a n D A YTIM E S P E C IA L 0 M o vi e " D e s ir e e " (1 9 5 4 ) ® A d a m -1 2 7:30 0 M y Th r e e Son s 0 0 M a cN e il / L e hrsr R e port 6:00 A 3 2-y e a r-o ld lifeguard, disillu f f l Ta k e A G o o d Loo k M arlo n Bra n do. Je a n Sim m o n s. f f l M ovi e " D a n g e ro u s C h a rt e r " ( D P M M a g a zin e 0 B o n a n z a 0 Th a t's H ollyw o od f f l f f l S S N e w s sione d with his c are fre e jo b, 0 V oic e O f Faith (1 964) V ic S a v a g e . S h a n n o n f f l C a ro l B urn e tt A n d Frie n ds 12:30 0 Z o o m (R ) 0 C h ic o A n d Th e M a n 0 Sp e cia l ® 'Th e B r a d y B u n c h s e e k s a m ore re sponsible life 0 0 9 To nigh t O'N e il. f f l ^ . 9 8 B e a uty S h o w CD Co lum b u s D a y P ara de @ Ti c T a c D ough 9:30 f f l Jo k e r's Wild ( D N e w lyw e d d a m e style. 0 Ironsid e f f l 9 C h a rlie's Ang e ls 12:30 0 1 B o z o's B ig T o p 0 W ild K in gd o m 0 C a ptio n e d A B C N e ws 6:30 8:00 CD C o u n try M usic A w a rd s 0 Gr e a t P e rform a nc e s CD I Lov e Lucy ® M ovi e " R a in " (1 9 3 2) Jo a n 0 T V C o m m u n ity O ill e g e 0 Big M o n e y D A YTIM E M O V IE S CD W K R P In Cincinn a ti 10:00 12:00 D a ting G a m e Cr a w f ord, W a ll e r Hus ton. CD CD Cro s a-W Its ( D 0 N O W S f f l A d a m -1 2 QS Th e Promis e s O f G o d f f l M ovie " Slim C a r t e r " (1957) ( D 0 W e lco m e B a c k , K o tt a r OS M e lodyla nd 12:40 0 0 0 N B C N e ws 12:00 CD P e n n S t a t e F o o t b a l l ® C B S L a t e M ovi e " U n w e d Jo c k M a hon e y, Julie Ad a ms. 0 O v e r E a sy Hig hlights 10:30 ® " Th e Solid G old C a dill a c " F a th e r " (1 9 7 3) Jo s e p h B o ttom s. TV Dial-ogue 12:30 0 A d a m -1 2 0 0 0 Little H ous e O n Th e 0 Co n n e c ticu t Profiles (1956) Ju d y Holliday. Paul D o u g K a y Le nz. ... . f f l M ovie " Th e A m a zing Dr. 0 It's E v e ryb o d y's Busin ess Prairie 0 Sp e cia l las. Clit t e rh ous e " (1938) Edw ard G. 0 0 Ev e ning A t Sym p h o n y 1:00 6:55 11:00 WEDDING MARCH - A down the show’s theme Frampton isIS out of the R obin so n, Cla ire Tre vor. 0 Jo k e r's Wild 0 0 9 To m o rr o w 4:00 0 N e ws (D 0 9 N e ws local statioo is ahowing the song, but try writing a hospital and fully reco- 8:30 Th e G o n g S h o w 12:37 0 " H o w Th e W e st W a s W o n " 7:00 (D old “ Here Come the letter to the show’s pro- v e r^ from the automobile ( D 9 S .W .A .T. (P a rt 1) (1963) Ja m e s Ste w art. ( D C B S N e ws (D M * A * S * H (D L o v o E x p W t s Brides” series. I’ve been ducer, Paul Witt, care of accident, which he was D e bbie Reynolds. CD Th e Br a d y B unch CD M a rv (Sriffin 0 1 V o ic e of F aith JOHN’S TV involved in last summer. 12:40 CD 0 N F L Footb a ll 0 Dic k V a n Dyk e watdiing, and I like it, Screen Gems, Inc., Sunset (D K o j a k CD 0 A B C N e ws Right now, in fact, he’s on CD B ow ling F or Dollars 0 Lia rs Clu b 0 H o g a n's H e ro e s except 1 can’t figure out Boulevard, Los Angeles, 4:30 0 D i d c C a v e tt & STEREO 1:00 l ! i F e s tiv d O f F aith Calif. tour in Japan. And, yes, 0 0 9 To m o rro w " M e e t D a nny W ils o n " 9:00 the next to the last phrase (D 0 Wre stling 11:15 Peter Frampton is tlw (1952) Frank Sin a tra, Sh elle y CD M ovi e "She W o r e A Yellow |M Y SERVICE in the theme song. Please RECOVERY RUMOR - 1:30 0 N e ws R ib b o n " (1 949) Jo h n W a yn e , ( D @ N e w s same name he’s had all his Wint ers. 0 0 Dic k C a v e tt help! - J. Brown, Proctor- Could yon please tell me if f f l Jo e Fra nklin Jo h n Ag a r. A n u n d e rm a n n e d li:30 life. 0 N e wlyw e d G a m e U S. C a v a lry outp ost m a k e s a viDe,Ohio. Peter Frampton was re- CD R oc k ford RIe s COLOR & F o r com ple t e nutritional inform ation on these . 0 T h e O d d CC o upl e d e s p e r a t e a t t e m p t to re p e l “Here Come the Brides” leased from the hospital MONDAY MAN (D H o g a n's H ero e s Inva ding IndCans. 2 hrs. BOW a nd oth er Sh a kle e Nutritional Supple m e nts a nd E V E N IN G 7:29 CD Ta k e A G o o d Loo k aired firom Sept 25,1968, to and when? Is Peter 2:20 0 0 0 N B C ' M ovi e " S e cr e ts 0 D ally Nu m b e rs 0 0 9 To n ig h t ALL MAKES Se|^ 18,1970, and featured Frampton his real name, if f f l M ovi e " Th e Pied Pipe r Of F o o d s, see yo ur Inde p e nd e nt Sh a kle e Distributor. Jam es Garn er stars as pri O f Th r e e H u ngry W iv e s " (P r e m 0 Ironsid e Send your questions to TV- H a m e lin " (1 9 5 7) V a n Jo h n so n, vate investigator Jim Rock 6:00 7:30 iere) Ja m e s Fra nciscus, Je ssic a Bobby Sherman and Da vid it isn’t, what is his real 0 C a p tio n e d A B C N e ws Dialogne, Pepper O’Brien, K a y St a rr. SHAKLEE SALES o f M a n c h e s t e r ffiCD® ® CD P M M a g a zin e W alte r. Th r e e promin e nt w om e n Soul as two of the badidor ford, in “ Th e Rockford 1$1 TsIeotIvMs M , . VSme e name? - Sue Barley, Mon- 699 MAIN 8T., DOWNTOWN T E L 646-4800 @ Th e Br a d y Bunch CD C a ro l Burn e tt A n d Frie nds of a w e a lthy c om m u nity are sus 11:45 NEA, 299 Park Ave., New Fifes,” every fMonday on ^ J o k e r ’s Wild (D T h e M u p p e t s brothers. 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12:00 7:29 ® 23 ® a @ Nows 'Love Has Many Faces ig Dally Numbers @ The Gong Show (1965) Lana Turner, Clitf Robert- (53 Love E xperts 7:30 a Dick Van Dyke son. (D PM Magazine a Hogan's Heroes 1:00 (jj Carol Burnell And Friends g Dick Cavett 2 ) "The Outsider" (1962) Tony 2) Family Feud Curtis. Janies Franciscus (5) Newlywed Game 11:30 g PopI Goes The Couniry 23M*A*S’ H 4:00 (^ Hollywood Squares (33 H ogan's Heroes (5 "Nightmare Alley" (1947) 35 (gl MacNeil / Lehrer Report 23 ® Starsky & Hutch Tyrone Power. Joan Blondell. 9 The Gong Show (53 Take A G ood Look g "Devil's Canyon" (1953) ® NHL Hockey (B Vok» Of Faith Dale Robertson. Virginia Mayo. @ Tic Tac Dough a ® a Tonight a Ironside EVENING 8:00 g Captioned ABC News □) The Waltons (33 C ross-W its 12:00 6:00 (I) gg Mork And Mindy (33 Adam-12 ® (D @ ® News (53 NHL Hockey (53 M ovie "Johnny D a rk " (1954) ® The Brady Bunch ® ® ® Proj^ U.F.O. Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie. (S Joker's Wild 35 ig) Nova JS Bozo's Big Top 12:05 Collectors’ Corner 35 TV Community College 8:30 23 CBS Late Movie "A ll Fall aa My Three Sons (3) Merv G ritlln Down " (1962) Warren Beatty, r ® Bonanza (D S9 What’s Happeningll Eva Marie Saint. By RUSS MacKENDRICK Canadian Catalog I iglZoom (R ) 12:30 9:00 This bare-bones picture shows all there Collectors of Canadian stamps will be 6:30 (33 Hawaii R v e -0 (33 M ovie "A B ullet For Joey ” (3) I Love Lucy (D ® Barney M iller (1955) George Raft, Edward G. is of a design for an aerogram to be happy to see the 1979 “Canada Robinson. (53 Dating Game g@ g Quincy released Nov. 3 at the opening day of Specialized,” published by the Philatelic (!l Jake Hess Gospel Time 35 Three By Four 12:37 FLOREX ’78 at the Hilton Hotel in St. Supply Co. of Toronto. Especially so after ® 3D ® NBC News @ Soundstage 23®S.W .A.T. ® Over Easy Petersburg, Florida. This is the annual a tussle with the new “snap-shut” edition 9:30 g Adam-12 1:00 of the Harris catalog. The Canada book is (33® Soap a ® a Tomorrow convention of the Florida Federation of gl The Growing Years on white paper, with beautiful sharp pic- 10:00 1:30 Stamp Clubs, and will also be the site for 6:55 (33 Bamaby Jones tures — and it lies flat when opened. ® News (53 Joe Franklin the meetings of the United Postal (33 g News The price is $3 at delaers, or it may be (33 ® Family 2:18 Stationery Society and the Confederate 7:00 (B Uvliig Faith (33 M o vie "Torpedo Alley ” Stamp Alliance. There will be special obtained by first class mail from the (33 CBS News ® 3D ® Weekend (1953) Mark Stevens, Dorothy competition in those two areas plus the publishers for $3.50. Address :them at 127 (3) The Brady Bunch Malone. (3) ® ABC News 35 Sneak Preview usual United States, U.N., airmail and Cartwright Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M6A 35 Bruins Wrap-Up (5) Bowling For Dollars 2:20 topical exhibits. IVA, Canada. (fa) F e stivd O f Faith 10:30 23 News g Journey To Adventure (53 Newark And Reality Scott’s Catalogue gives short shrift to Also Useful 3D News 35 Reel West 2:30 aerograms (also called air letter sheets). Still another useful publication just off 35 @ CIck Cavett 33 American Lifestyle (5) News They have them scattered through the the press is the 1978 revision of “Duck section on airmail stamped envelopes and Stamp Data.” This has 50 large pages plus are difficult to puzzle out. A much better covers, all punched for a three-ring treatment is given in the Minkus “New binder. Friday, Oct. 13 American Stamp Catalogue.’’ Here all the Each stamp design is shown enlarged to

aerograms are shown together and are about 4Vz by 3 inches with a normal-sized DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 (53 U ntouchables well illustrated. The first one was for 10 (33 PM Magazine (B Promises Of God stamp lower on the page. They give a a Economically Speaking cents, issued in 1947 in Washington, D.C. It 12:00 (33 Carol Burnett And Friends short story about each issue with plates g "The Model And The Mar- 23 Sha Na Na 10:30 shows a four-engine plane. Another, in used and quantity sold. (Except for the (53 Newlywed Game riage Broker" (1952) Jeanne 23 Face The State 1965, the fourth in the series, has a picture Ross’ Goose of 1977-78.) Crain. Scott Brady. IS Porter Wagoner B Living Faith 3D $100,000 Name That Tune a g Turnabout of J.F. Kennedy. There is a flight of doves It is not in color, sorry, but it is still a 1:00 35 g MacNeil / Lehrer Report 11:00 for Human Rights Year (1968), three good value at $2.50. It is also known as (53 "Lady Godiva" (1956) Mau- ® Match Game P.M. floating balloons to commemorate Hot Air reen O'Hara, George Nader. ® Chico And The Man 232)®®® Nows “Fish and Wildlife Circular Number 111.” ® Tic Tac Dough (33 The Gong Show Ballooning, and a ’gram with a “NATO” The GPO Stock number to use is 024-010- 4:00 (53 LoveExpwts spelled out in large letters to mark its 25th (5) "Jane Eyre" (1944) Joan 8:00 ® Dick Van Dyke 00455-0. Order from the Superintendent of Fontaine, Orson Welles. anniversary. 23 Wonder Woman a Hogan's Heroes Documents, United States Government g "Last Train From Gun Hill" (33 C ross-W its gDid( Cavett TTie skimpy design shown here was (1959) Kirk Douglas, Anthony 23 ® Oonny & Marie Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. Quinn. (53 M ovie "B la c u la " (1972) W il- 11:30 foreshadoweid by something very similar liam M arshall, Vonetta McGee. 23 Movie "It Started In Naples" in 1976— a “usa 22c” in script, red or blue. Doings in Stampdom (1960) Sophia Loren, Clark EVENING Two decorators buy Dracula's This one will be blue on white. Orders for Today, at the Norwalk Holiday Inn — castle and while refurbishing the Gable. (33 M ovie "T he Lives O f Jenny first day cancels should be addressed: the first Weekender Stamp Bourse. 6:00 mansion they turn loose a vampire. 2 hrs. Dolan” (1975) Shirley Jones, “Aerogramme, Postmaster, St. Tomorrow, the 8th — Second Sunday ® 23® ® News Stephen Boyd. @ The Brady Bunch a® aBaseball Bourse at the Meriden Holiday Inn; and a g Washington Week In 23 Movie "Divorce American Petersburg, FL 33733.” Send 22 cents for (5) Joker's Wild Style" (1967) Dick Van Dyke, each one desired. Checks are accepted up also the Stamp Bourse of the Connecticut (B Bozo's Big Top Debbie Reynolds. 35 Mundo Real a Joker’s Wild to a total of $44. ’They request either a self- STamp Dealers’ Association at the Yale ® Take A Good Look ® My Three Sons 8:30 addressed envelope or stickers for return. Motor Inn in Wallingford. a® ® Tonight ® Bonanza @ Merv Griffin a Movie "The Chinese Ring" gZoom (R) A complete collection of U.S. Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, at Mott’s S@ Wall Street Week (1947) Roland Winters, Louis Community Hall — the regular meeting of 6:30 S Liars Ckib Currie. aerograms should not be too difficult to (3) I Love Lucy 9KX) ® Baratta achieve. There have been only a dozen so the Manchester Philatelic Society. S Dating Game 23 Incredible Hulk g Cairiloned ABC News far, with the most costly, the 1958 issue, Visitors welcome. B Jake Hess Gospel Time 23 ® Movie "A Guide For The 124N) priced at $5.50, unused and entire. If you want to exhibit at the FARVEX ggg NBC News Married Woman" (Premiere) IS Over Easy (5) Movie "Conquest Of Space" ’78 in Avon on the 29th, contact Joe Charles Frank, Cyblll Shepherd. (1955) Walter Brooke, Eric Flem- The U.N. has put out almost as many. SAd«n-12 A young housewife who feels ing. They do have a scarce one, the very first, Backes, RFD 3, South Main Street, @ The Course Of Our Times that her husband takes her for granted dreams about new 12:37 (1952), which carries a tag of $38.50. Burlington, CT 06013. 6:55 @News romantic adventures in her life. ® Bobby Vinton S Congressional Outlook 1:00 7:00 S Movie "The CourtI Jester" a®®MldnlghtSpedal 23 CBS News (1956) Danny Kaye. Glynis TV Dlal-ogue (33 The Brady Bunch Johns. A circus clown meets 1:30 23® ABC News adventure when he joins up with 23 News (51 Bowling For Dollars outlaws trying to overthrow a (33 Movie "I Am A Fugitive CUTE KIEX, — Could yon write to him? He’s so cute. who is 34 years old and (B FdsthrJ Of Faith ^ant king. (2 hrs.) From A Chain Gang" (1932) Paul please tell me anything - C.C., New Haven, Conn. single, has no plans for any S Soap Factory g Masterpiece Theatre Muni, George Raft. (53 Joe Frankkn about Kiel Martin (Raney Kiel just wrapped up his other ’TV work. You can SO) Dick Cavett 9:30 Cooper - “Edge of Night” ) 14-month contract with write him in care of “Edge a Newlywed Game S Fourth Estate 2:30 like his age and if he’s “Edge of Night.” To write of Night,” ABC-’TV, 1330 a The Odd Couple (53 New* married. Also what other 10:00 him out of the script, ABC Avenue of the Americas, 7:29 23 Comment 3:27 programs I could see him killed off the villain he New York, New York a Daily Numbers (33 News 23 Jack Benny in and also where I could played. At present, Kiel, 10019.

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