GSA Managers in Big Shakeup

PAGE TWENTY— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,. Sept. 8, 1978 ’ —------*------1----.7 -.-r- Source of Leak Sought Grass© Endorses Spending Limits NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The Coast Guard continued to March for the source of a jet engine fuel leak on the New — HARTFORDHARTirORD (UPI)/ItRT) — WhistlingWhicftirwr thetka Gra.QCO ThlircHov aica an/lnnonrl . Good Morning Have A Nice Day! Grasso Thursday also endorsed con­ in command for even suggesting Connec­ Haven waterfront today. same fiscal restraint tune as the stitutional limit on spending and a ban on there’s a chance she might come out with ticut should be looking at an income tax as Coast Guard Comdr. John Harrald said ’Thursday the pretenders to her throne, Gov. Ella an income tax. The governor also hinted a detailed plan if a special commission a possible revenue source. leak was discovered Wednesday night on a routine harbor Grasso has wholeheartedly endorsed con­ that Sarasin and Killian were just suppor­ she appointed to look into fiscal matters Killian has said he opposes an income search for the source of a heating oil leak that they have stitutional amendments limiting govern­ ting the fiscal restraint proposal to win finishes its report by then. tax, but one may eventually be necessary been looking for since March. The Weather ment spending and outlawing a state in­ votes. On another front, the governor said the come tax. ' because Mrs. Grasso has left the state in “I’m very interested to see they are financial trouble. state needs “a new vehicle” to resolve Variable cloudiness today with high On Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, proposing limits on spending,” Mrs. “This (an income tax) appears to be in­ teacher contract disputes. NATIVE PEACHES temperatures in the low 70s. Fair tonight with Mrs. Grasso’s opponent in next Tuesday’s Grasso said sarcastically at the opening of lianrljPHtpr €iipniun Hpralft lows around 50. Partly sunny Sunday with highs 70 evitable in his scheme of things,” she Democratic gubernatorial primary, came her weekly news conference at the said. Norwalk and Bridgeport currently face EXCELLENT FOR FREEZING « CANNING to 75. Chance of rain 10 percent today and tonight. out for a constitutional ceiling on state Capitol. teacher walkouts. The teachers have said RED GRAVENSTERN Outlook: Cloudy with chance of rain Monday, en­ budget increases. So did the Republican Asked why a constitutional amendment A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 The governor noted that Sarasin, a was needed to ban an income tax, Mrs. they will ignore any court order telling ding Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. National weather nominee for governor. Rep. Ronald three-term congressman from the finan­ them to go back to work. and map: page 15. Sarasin. R-Conn. Grasso replied, “ I think we must keep it MILTON APPLES Vol. XCVII, No. 289 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, Sept. 9, 1978 Home delivered copy 15 cents cially depressed Naugatuck Valley, voted ban income tax) away and we must dis­ But the Beacon Falls congressman went for a bill containing an income tax when “I think we need to establish adequate SWEET APPLE CIDER Newsstand copy 20 cents one step further than Killian and an­ courage attempts to bring it closer.” machinery to settle our disputes and we he was a state legislator in 1971. Sarasin and Killian have both accused nounced he was launching a petition drive don’t have that machinery now,” she said. “And now he’s against an income tax,” the governor of not endorsing a specific FERRANDO ORCHARD to outlaw a state income tax. But the governor stopped short of endor­ Mrs. Grasso said with mock surprise. proposal to limit spending before the BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., QLA8T0NBURY At her weekly news conference, Mrs. Mrs. Grasso also chastized her second sing binding arbitration in stalemated 3 M IIm B«yond vno** RMtaurant November election. Mrs. Grasso said contract talks. Auditors GSA Managers Caution On Leases HARTFORD (UPI) - In Big Shakeup The board created to police SPECIAL r SAVINGS / state leasing should avoid ______(FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY!) * approving any future deals WASHINGTON (UPI) - Twenty all summer by charges of widespread friend and adviser, attorney Charles similar to the one involving federal building managers of the corruption and mismanagement. Kirbo of Atlanta, would monitor the a Hartford building, claim scandal-plagued General Services This latest development followed a GSA investigation for the president. Administration have been reassigned personnel shakeup two weeks ago “He (Carter) just asked me to look state auditors. to other positions as part of a major In their review of the SAVE AN EXTRA when Solomon named Walter V. at it and advise him on it,” Kirbo personnel shakeup, GSA announced Kallaur, his assistant administrator, said in Atlanta Friday. He declined state Properties Review Fine Translucent Friday. Board, the auditors 25% OFF to replace John F. Galuardi as head further comment. Thursday told the Our Regular Prices The reassignments were ordered of region three. Said Dole, “ By calling in his watchdog agency it “effective immediately” as grand Kallaur in turn named Myers as his closest friend, Charles Kirbo, the “should reject or return jury investigations in Washington PBS commissioner and then selected president has confused the issues in­ d e t e c t o and Baltimore probed widespread for further negotiation all Bathroom Scales Leonard A. Sheppard as com­ volved and undercut those officials lease proposals that fraud and bribery charges involving missioner of the Federal Supply Ser­ who have the responisibility to in­ the multi-billion dollar government vice. deviate substantially” 5.99To13a99 vestigate and prosecute ... it is clear plates, soup bowif ®nner building and maintenance agency. Meanwhile, two Republican that someone with independence is from standard leasing GSA Administrator Jay Solomon procedures. OurReg.7.99t®l®-^ *-PPS, saucers Plates senators called Friday for a special needed and that Mr. Kirbo is not the has said he expects the investigations prosecutor free of White House in­ Auditors Leo Donohue Wide assortment ot wiors to man." and Henry Becker said to produce indictments against at fluence to supervise investigation of Carter asked Kirbo “ to help HEAD & SHOULDERS Shampoo implement every d least 50 employees and office supply the burgeoning GSA scandal. their recommendation was 7 oz. tube or llo z . Lotion . - - / ‘ ’ r\ monitor and observe the GSA in­ based on the experience Our R«f. 2.66...... l . f 0 ?rrm rnt^Uional. and building-maintenance com­ Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., a vestigation, " White House’s deputy panies. stemming from the leasing presidential hopeful, and Sen. press secretary Rex Granum an­ GSA spokesman Peter Hickman of a b u ild in g at 80 William Roth, R-Del., issued nounced late Thursday, indicating TYLENOL Extra-Strength said the 20 building managers in the statements a day after it was an­ “the importance the president places Washington St. 50 Caps or 60 Tablets ^ mn Bright Lights at Wapping Fair Washington, D.C., area were Contrary to state leasing OurR«f. 2.14...... 1 . 4 3 nounced President Carter’s close on the matter.” transferred “effective immediately” procedures, the state The ferris wheel and amusement rides light on this weekend off Rye Street. (Herald photo to other GSA posts within the GSA’s agreed to pay rent before LEM ON U P Shampoo up the night sky Friday at the Wapping Fair by Chastain) Region 3, which includes the District occupancy and also agreed 10 Qz. Size, Rat. 1.74...... 1 . 0 1 in South Windsor. The annual event is going to pay for all maintenance of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, Both Democrats services and half of the Delaware, Pennsylvania and West renovations. SCHICK Super II Virginia. Twin Blades Last July, Donohue and Replacements for the transferred Pkg.O(5,Rcc.l.31....88* managers were also immediately Point to Record Becker charged the deal to Worker Status named by John T. Myers, regional rent the former auto commissioner of GSA’s Public NEW HAVEN (UPI) - In their increases and fiscal belt tightening showroom near the Capitol STAYFREE Maxi-Pad Building Service. last debate, the two Democratic with one year of surplus giveaways to was costing taxpayers INSTAPURE Filtration Feminine Napkins TOASTMASTER GENERAL The GSA described the changes gubernatorial candidates Friday “buy” votes. thousands of dollars more ASBefUcu, o System by Water PIk offered the same reason why they “In each case, the fourth year is than necessary. Ref. 3.39...... Z.OD Flip-Over Oven Broiler ELECTRIC To Interim Job Plan “as part of an ongoing effort to im­ "Galaxle 12’ prove GSA’s service to its clients, the deserve to win their party's nomina­ the disastrous year ’ because it leads The five-year agreement [ion 18.76 Our Rat. 26.9t 2-Slice Automatic Toaster tion— Ella Grasso’s record as gover­ to another three years of tax in­ to rent the 50,(X)0 square 17.44 Our Rat. 23.99 Portable Typewriter By SUSAN VAUGHN Congress is expected to provide at additional $2,000 could be made on other federal agencies.’’ KERI LOTION for Purifies water without removing But sources within the agency said nor. creases," Killian said. foot building at |129,500 an­ important minerals! Reduces sus- Broils and grills in one position Our R tf. 15.97 Herald Reporler least additional temporarv funds for firewood. D ry Skin 6‘/4 0 z . __ 13.70 the latest personnel shakeup was “This has been an administration “Every year virtually two-thirds of nually was approved last lended particles, sediment. ...just flip It over to toast Shade selector toasts to 109.70 Our Raf. 124.70 The 11-member forestry crew CETA by Oct. 1 and towns have been Mrs. Intagliata, who was reluctant* Our Rat. 2.3 9 ...... 1 . 0 / or bake. Thehermostat control. part of Solomon's efforts to clean up of promises made and promises rnir towns have had to increase April by form er Ad­ :asy to install. #Fl your eifact taste! »T17 12" carriage with full-range tab. unique hired by Manchester under Com­ hesitant to act on the laid off CETA to act on the recommendation •InatapuraRaplaceniantHKart...... 2.79 (15230 power" spacing. Fullsiza keyboard, positions in the interim because of Tuesday because of the CETA the agency, which has been battered kept,’’ said Mrs. Grasso with some (property) taxes,” Killian said. ministrative Services HAaoatiutEKrT. much more. I6MLC prehensive Employment and But Mrs. Grasso, the 59-year-old Commissioner Daniel AGREE Creme Rinse Training Act funds and laid off fear of prejudicing the temporary problem, said the logging income measure of pride as she met Lt. Gov. status of the CETA workers. makes it more conducive for hiring a Robert Killian in the last of their daughter of Italian immigrants, said MacKinnon. and Conditioner Friday could be funded temporarily she has been very “prudent and Gov. Ella T. Grasso fired 1202. (All Types) q q . without jeopardizing their CETA If funding is provided by the town, forestry crew. She also said she was three face-to-face confrontations Our Rat. 1.59...... S xS ’ ITT Tele-Pocket careful” with the taxpayers’ money MacKinnon about a month status, if an oral ruling from the it would be only for three weeks. convinced that the work of the before next Tuesday’s historic Magicflash FARBERWARE Penny said. forestry crew is needed, not only for Democratic gubernatorial primary. since she became the state’s highest later, but not because of Labor Department is verified. Mayor Teachers elected official four years ago. Camera Directors who took a walking and the benefits to the forest itself, but any leasing problems, she 10-Piece Stephen Penny said Friday night. But Killian, the first lieutenant She said she helped keep property riding tour near the Porter and for the effect on the quality of water. said. Mrs. Grasso said 37.702a* Cookware Set Penny said he has asked Town governor in Connecticut history to taxes down by increasing state aid to MacKinnon was “a bully” Manager Robert Weiss for a ruling in Lydall Street reservoirs Friday were If the $15 million referendum for Continue challenge a sitting governor, at­ Built-in standard Ians, plus tela- Retail S5.99 improvements to the town’s water municipalities by $143 million a year. who could not get along ' "Cactus Flower' ptnto Ians lor doseups. IIC402 writing before any action on tem­ impressed with the work done by the tacked Mrs. Grasso as a weak leader Jicycle for Girls ------rch. at forestry crew. Jodaitis and George system passes, the forest should be Mrs. Grasso, four months Killian’s with the people in his Open stock 153.94 porary hiring is taken by the Board of whose administration has featured 6 4 .3 0 H Murphy, a member of the crew, ac­ maintained to insure good water, senior, said she received a $71 department. POLAROID One-Step Directors. “blue ribbon commission after blue Stainless steel interiors, , companied the directors and Mrs. Intagliata said. Pact Talk million deficit when she took office MacKinnon, who *44.Our Rat. 52.99 aluminum-clad bottoms for' Tuesday night, the directors tabled ribbon commission, delay after Caldor Sale Price explained the work that had been Penny also pointed out other and turned it into a $95 million sur­ charged Mrs. Grasso in­ Extra-wide fenders, hi rise 29.74 even heat, easy clean-up. All a recommendation by Jay Giles, By I niled Press Inlernational delay.’’ plus by this year. handlebars, polo-type seat. The easiest instant « t ... just aim and shoot pieces have heat-resistant done. benefits of the forestry clearing, jected politics in running Aulomatic-ejecling SX-70 color prints. public works director, and Frank Court-ordered negotiations con­ Connecticut’s more than 600,000 "To pay off the $71 million debt handles. The three directors who went on such as a higher level of water in the his department, is now the •HUFFV"Rai«ler’’ 20" Jodaitis, water and sewer ad­ tinued Friday in .Connecticut’s two registered Democrats will have the over three years, she raised taxes in • Come and see the new "SONAR" SX-70 the tour were Penny, Betty In- reservoirs, improved health of the Republican congressional HF^^torBoys ministrator, for a permanent teacher strikes with the fact both opportunity to decide which can­ the first year by about $200 million,” Our Rat. 52.99...... $ 4 4 tagliata and Stephen Cassano. trees, and the ability to provide fire sides were talking the only glimmer candidate in the 6th Assembly Required forestry staff of at least four persons. didate they think is right when the Killian quickly shot back, “The rest District. ANKTRA 10% OFF The directors were hesitant to fund They were also told of a bid which access roads into the timber area. of hope. first Democratic gubernatorial was received since Tuesday’s presen­ There are presently areas which are of the money goes for increased The auditors said the "Hot streak" R ide€m A U DARKROOM CHEMICALS, the positions with town money Superior Court Judge James primary in state history is held PAPERS AND E(}UIPMENT tation. According to the bid from an not accessible by fire equipment. state spending.” state had been paying $10,- from Turco because of the unclear status of ad­ Henebry imposed a news blackout on Tuesday. outside logger, the town could be The directors also learned that The governor said she was proud of 700 per month since April ditional CETA funds from the federal the Bridgeport negotiations in hopes Relatively little new ground was promised $22,000 a year for the wood most of the forest in the watershed the way the increased revenue has while the building sat emp- 32.77 government. of hastening progress in the talks. covered in the hour-long debate taped been used. cleared in the reservoir areas and an areas has never been cleared out ty- New, fun idea! Just pump Superior Court Judge Burton Jacob­ at WTNH Channel 8 in New Haven “We've used our money on people At the time the auditors the pedal for fast action! since the 1930s. It should be cleared son told principals in the Norwalk for airing tonight at 10. programs," she said. Steel frame. LOFTS Fall yearly to ensure proper growth and said the the state failed to bargaining sessions not to talk with Mrs. Grasso made perhaps her Both candidates repeated their oft- AutfniWraquirtd F e rtilize r water quality. use safeguards in handling reporters. strongest statement to date on stated positions on a state income Middle East Talks About 85 acres of timber has been the lease, they blamed it on Amaze-A-Tron The negotiators were ordered to gaming by proclaiming she would be tax, minority hiring, constitutional “lack of experience” with byC O LEC O logged this year in the watersheds, continue talking indefinitely. “very happy" if legalized gambling J X « » 8 . 7 7 | limits of spending and a variety of leasing procedures by bringing an income to the town of Teacher strikes in Connecticut are il­ parted company with Connecticut. At Entering New Phase about $8,300, Penny said. About 200 other Issues. MacKinnon’ 19.88 Srr Feed now... build legal. the same time, Killian took a hard Mrs. Grasso has frequently stronger root systems. acres couuld be logged each year, he MacKinnon, however, New elactronic maze, 8 pmas, Lawns green -up CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - from the ultra-private summit “I hope they’ll settle it any day, line on Sunday commerce by saying expressed her opposition to legalized unlimited variations. 9 volt earlier next spring. suggests U.S. efforts at persuasion said. any hour. 1 have no way of knowing has steadily maintained batt. required (not incl.). Ass'td. sizes President Carter, offering his own the state could do without its recent­ gambling in Connecticut, but she the lease is a good one and 'St- “suggestions” for compromise, held are starting to focus on the Israeli The town’s total watershed area when it will be settled, but I certainly ly passed “blue” law. went a bit further Friday. separate parleys with his Middle delegation over the Egyptian. equals approximately 3,400 acres, of hope it will be over as soon as in the best interests of the ME(aO "AAicronauts” Rural Mailbox In But the issue of taxes dominated “I will be very happy if it should be state. East summit partners Friday, and Although Powell once again would which about 2,400 are presently possible,’’ Dr. Richard Briggs, the candidates’ discussion as it has acceptable to eliminate gambling,” Space Figures Aaaorted Colora LOFTS suitable for harvesting lumber. He said the basic rental the talks seemed to be moving into a give few details, it was clear the Norwalk school superintendent, said throughout their frequently bitter she told one of the four reporters 22 (Sallon Traah Can "Yorktow n Mrs. Intagliata said the benefits was figured at $2.54 per Deluxe Bamboo Rakea new phase. most crucial issues of Middle East Friday. campaign. from the television station who 3 . 7 7 u S S 9 ' ^ Baron” 3 Lb. observed in the forestry work points square foot and the cost of 5.40 %to^.79 4a33owR«.S.99 OUR REC. SALE White House press secretary Jody peace were now on the table — and it Asked about Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s Killian, the state's attorney questioned her. “The end of Action figures include Popular size...approved for Lightweight, yet extra durable Grass Seed appeared that U.S. and Israeli out that CETA is valuable in terms of comment that the state needs “a new renovations would put it at plastic wrth locking metal handles. • 18" S ize ...... 2.99 2.22 Powell said Carter, departing from general for seven years, accused the gambling will not disadvantage the about $5 per square foot. Space Glider, Acroyear, use by the Postmaster General! the three-way summitry of previous negotiators were working hard on providing work for the unemployed. vehicle” to resolve teacher contract and the Galatdic Warrior. • Household Lawn Trash B ap • 24" S ize ...... 3.79 2.66 governor of taking the citizens of state of Connecticut.” Renovation costs have •Man Box P M ...... 8 .3 9 Superior blend lor top I days, met separately for 90 minutes possible areas of Israeli com­ Both directors said the biggest disputes, Briggs said, “I certainly by Konite Our Reg. 1.49... 799c • 30"Size...... 4.69 3.17 growth, better health. Connecticut on the same fiscal Killian took a softer approa'ch, been estimated from $450,- with Israel’s Prime Minister promise. question related to the proposal to feel there’s got to be a better way to “rollercoaster ride’’ as her saying, 'Either you have to clean 000 to $500,000. J Menachem Begin and then for 45 U.S. advisers led by Vice President hire the workers is whether the town resolve problems than the status predecessor Republican Gov. them {gaming facilities) up or shut minutes with Egypt’s President Walter Mondale and Secretary of should provide the temporary funds. quo.” Thomas Meskill — three years of tax them down. " Anwar Sadat. State Cyrus Vance spent nearly two There was no explanation of why hours Friday morning with Foreign Eyeglasses GENERAL the Begin meeting ran twice as long. Minister Moshe Dayan, Defense Your Neighbors’ Views SONY AM/FM But the limited information-coming Minister Ezer Weizman and other PrascripHoitt HItod ELECTRIC Israeli officials — another in the Do you like the policiee of the new Mancheeter High School principal? Low est Prices Phono/8-Track Automatic steady flow of secretive U.S.Israeli ARTHUR DRUG Recorder/Player Electric Dryer delegation meetings. SOUNDESIGN Moratorium American diplomats have said all Our Rea. AM/FM/Phono 3 1 9 .9 T along that Israel holds most of the *273 Stereo Bar bargaining chips, and therefore the Delivers a full 9 watts * 1 6 4 5 , ^Speculation^ per channel RMS at just keys to compromise, because of its 0% THD! Tape recorder/ Two cycles for both *196- CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - The physical control of the West Bank player has auto­ regularandpemtan- White House Friday described as ent press; throe dry­ Our Reg. 249.70 and other Arab territories captured WMTEEI stop and pause. “uniformed speculation at best” a in 1967. Records direct from ing selections for top A magnificent addition performance on all to any home! 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White offering his own ideas for breaking USED CARS changer and two 6VS" House spokesman Jody Powell in­ the stalemate, he replied, “He has full-range speakers. sisted that the news blackout around certainly been participating actively Bwwiranatindudad. the Camp David summit has been in the discussions. I’m sure he has Beth Moriarty Gary Robinson Mall Downey Laurie Berdat Brian Seypura l^aura Brown lER IM vary and inaUW ion at aitra c«at. •Oaevaiy avaiUla at aitra durga. effective and he said, "There have contributions to make, suggestions in been no leaks.” an informal way.” time getting to classes. But, I DONT FORGET TO STOCK Although Begin is willing to stop Beth Moriurty, 15 Lancaster staying after school. I liked the a junior - “Not that good really. Carter led Sadat and Begin through Road, a senior— “He seems like a demerit system better.” don’t like detention.” UPON FILM FOR THE VwS k END! ..^MANCHESTER VERNON future settlements on the Sinai, Gaza They’re too strict. I don’t like SALE PRICES an introductory ice-breaking talk nice guy, and seems to know what Mall Downey, 144 Briarwood I.aiirie Rerilat, 59 Scarborough Caldor always has a full supply of EFFECTIVE Strip and West Bank, according to detention,” factory-fresh Kodak and Polaroid Wednesday, then kicked the summit he’s doing. But, I don’t like the Drive, a senior — “I like the Road, a senior — “Some is good, fi.m in all popular sizes. 1145ToRandTunipllw Tri-fRty Shojiiiliig canter FRIDAY& the Hearst report, he is reportedly into high gear Thursday with two Wig l.iiura Brown, 87 School St., a new detention system.” policy on allowing smoking in and some is too strict. I’d like to senior — “They are too strict. 1 SATURDAY standing firm in his insistence that Three sessions that ,ran five hours, go back to the demerit system.” STORE HOURS; MOM.Ihni FRI., 10A.M.ID930P.M.-SATURDAY, 9 AM. to930P.M.-SUNDAY, 11 A.M.to5P.M. Jews be given the right to buy land in (iary RohiiiHon, 62 Oliver more areas and being able to cut wish we could go back to the plus separate meetings with both Road, a senior— “OK. I don’t like across the quadrangle, which cuts Brian Seypura, 141 Center St., those areas once Arabs take control. men. demerit system.” y I PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Scot 9 1978- PAGE THREE AREA CHURCHES .... { LOCAL CHURCHES FIRST UONGREGATIOINAI ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, That’s Entertainment U ll HUH OF VERNON, 695 Hartford South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath GOSPEL HALL, Center St Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, minister; and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread: 11:45 a m., LUTHERAN (Missouri Synod). Cooper Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Sunday School, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. By Allen M. WIdem mtaisti?,'"' and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ pastor. 9:55 a.m., Church School classes for f a i t h LUTHERAN CHURCH NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St Rev. ^ree-year olds through the Grade 8, Crib Philip Saunuers, minister. 9 a.m Family Worship; 10:15 a.m,, (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to Room for infants, child care for toddlers- AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service 10 a.m Worship Service with sermon by 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Instruction. Rev hfr. Ucey, "Life Style” ; 11 a.m., Deliverance Service. It’s inevitable, this time of year, a 9:30 a.m., Sunday (3iurch School; 11 commended, honored, heralded, as Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall; 5 p m a.m,. Church Service, Nursery provided. f a it h BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange point in the calendar when well- Hotter.” Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship; 7 p m" FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, far as constancy of purpose is con­ ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev, James Iliaso v , SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. intentioned, well-meaning folks start There are some people in the Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship ’ pastor. cerned; seeking to devise and CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. II a.m., Church Service, Sunday School sounding off on the alleg^ trivia and United States who simply look upon William Parsing, rector. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. develop a common “ m ix” of COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN for pupils up to the age of 20, care for tedium of television programming, “Happy Days,” “Laverne and to a.m., Worship Service; registration Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ programming that will appeal to a CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. very young children, subject of the and while I’m not the subscriber to Shirley” and “Welcome Back, for Sunday School classes after service vice. vast spectrum of America’s lifestyle. Hotter,” as sheer waste. Yet, if Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray lesson-sermon: “Substance,” golden text the Pollyannish theory quick to de­ pastor. for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, from the Bible: “ ... the things which are That in itself is not as easy as might Sept. 18. fend everything to be seen and heard millions of youngsters watch regular­ Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. seen are temporal; but the things which seem. Hammering away at a 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Edward S. Pepin, pastor. on the small screen, fact of the ly, there’s got to be SOMETHING of FIRST CONGREGATIONAL are not seen are eternal.” II Corinthians typewriter with excellence of output School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; matter is that to simply shoot from basic appeal. sonage on Cornwall Dr. CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. 4:18. is the goal, certainly, of every ★ ★ ★ Johnson, minister. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1-45 the hip, so to speak, hoping that the FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 a.m. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, end justifies the means—i.e., enough professional writer in television. But To engage in high-sounding phrases 11 a.m., Worship Service, sermon title: an Anieriran Baptist Church, 585 E. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRLST OF screaming will cause marked what comes out from the typewriter calculated to poke scorn and ridicule Jelley, pastor. “A Sentence Worse Than Death,” Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; and “packaged” into a half-hour, an l a t t e r -d a y s a i n t s , Woodside change, programming-wise — is far at the likes of “Happy Days,” for a 10 a.m., Qurch School; 11 a.m., Mor­ Nursery care provided in Church Lane Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris­ House. Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. from practicing democracy in action. hour format, is not necessarily, by striking example, is simply not com­ ning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Service tian education. any stretch of the imagination, Walton, bishop. Perhaps it was Groucho Marx prehending the enormous changes in UNITED CONGREGATIONAL UNION CONGREGATIONAL 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ 8:30 a.m., Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing superlative. There’s a flock of light America’s entertainment CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 years ago, or perhaps Milton Berle in man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, during the service; 10:30 a.m., Morning more recent months. Anyway, years between intent and impact. preferences in these Soaring Seven­ CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. p.m.. Sacrament Service, And only the writer who’s had Miller, minister. associate minister. Worship, message: “God’s Prescription somebody in the entertainment ties. SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. sleepless night after sleepless night, 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Service and 9:15 a.m., Church School teachers for a Healthy Church,” Nursery business said in response to the What the Mickey Rooney-Judy Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ provided. worrying about the project assign­ Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim Communion Service in the Chapel; 10 ficers. perennial argument, “Who’s going to Garland-Shirley Temple-Jackie a.m., Morning Worship, sermon topic: ment, can understand such rationale. Fellowship. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 upgrade television, blah, blah, Cooper syndrome of a generation ago “Secret Disciples," the Rev. Mr. Bow­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m., Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air was to America the Fonz-Laveme- man preaching; 11 a.m., Coffee Hour in Swensen, pastor; Milton Wilson, assis­ blah?” something to effect, “What Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting do you expect on television — 24 ★ ★ ★ Hotter syndrom is to the onJohn Travolta Reese HI, minister. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior Academy Award competition. GRADE; A. (Grossman) HOCKANUM UNITED METH-ODST SOCIETY: East, Community Y, 79 N. Brewer fare, plenty of fun. Caution; some strong language. GRADE; A- 9:45 a.m., Church School for SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 178 Main St., East Hartford. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, ANIMAL HOUSE (R) — John Belnsfai, Tim Matfaeson, Thomas minns. (GUles) kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m. visitation and outreach, Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, pastor. Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. minister, Nostalgia — a “ n ■ ‘■oikod consciousness at home and Worship Service. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for ail ^ o w . All Uie cliche coUege characters are here and the cast JAWS t (PG) — Roy Schelder. AcUon-thrUler. Here we go again, “CARRIE”. 9 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery Bechtold. pastor, 11 a.m., Opening Festival resuming Company Of ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, ages. Promotion Sunday, Concert by Jeff characteristic which ptaya them to Uie hilt. Raucous and hysterical — a great movie to but Uiis time it misses the mark. The story is poor, the direction is available. 11 a.m., Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m., formal meetings with the Rev. Westwood sometimes is detrimentai weak, the shark looks fishy. Some moments of excitement but Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. Steinberg, with “Wind and Fire" in the ™r“ J??’’ Warning; Topless cheerleaders and some verbal no- BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Church School for all; 10:30 a.m., Coffee speaking on “What Unites Us ’’ but can be helpful when no s. GRADE; A-mians. (O’Brien) generally pretty dull. Compared to the first one, this sequel is OUR FAM ILY Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. teen department; 10:45 a.m,. Morning strictly a sinker. GRADE; C. CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. and Fellowship; 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim children will attend the beginning of the controlled. As I reflect Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Snday Masses Worship, special music by Jeff Steinberg, THANK YOU Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr„ and Gwen­ Fellowship. morning program. Nursery and Sunday upon my 17 years as a resi ^*^1 — Paul Sorvlno, Tony Lo Blanco, DAVIS FAMILY at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (PG) — Peter Sdlen, dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL with “Wind and Fire" message by the School, coffee and conversation. R le h ^ G w . Drama. Confused Bronx youth squares off against RESTAURANT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF EAST dent of Manchester and bis Italian family/manhood code. Decent, sensiuve story and fine Dyan Camuni, Herbert Lorn. Comedy The old Pink Panther is 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, child care CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holliger Rev. Mr. McLain, Children’s (3iurch and NORTH UNITED METHODIST ALDOR PLAZA. MANCHESTER HARTFORD, (Southern Baptjgi minister of Christ to this pertomancra are marred by a heavy touch and immature turning a bit green with over-ripeness. This, the fifth in the series, provided for toddlers. vicar. Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ CHURCH, 3(X) Parker St, Rev. Earle R. has more plot than its predecessors, but the sags are for our Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles community, pleasant Should have had the once over from a pair of shears N^SLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH 8 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite I; 10 a m vice, message by the Rev. Mr. McLain Custer, pastor. '2®^' Cauticn: »»«)ng tonguage, some violence. inventive, more rraetitious. Still, you kiMw what you'"are getting Coley, pastor. Nursery provided. memories sometimes GRADE; B. (Handler) when youI Ibuy a ticket. GRADE: C-pIns (United Methodist Church), 110 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Worship Services Family Eucharist, Rite II, with Church 9 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: create a yearning for Ellington Road. East Hartford. Rev. School registration, sermon by the vicar EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, "Getting it Together Once and For All” reliving the past, an ob­ FIRST YEAR which are interpreted for the deaf, Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. „ CORVETTE SUMMER (PG) - Mark HamiU, Annie Potts. SGT, PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (PG) - John M. Dunnack, pastor. “The Five W’s of Christian Education’’ ’ Nursery for children 5 years old and vious impossibility. Peter Frunpton, several Gibb brothers. Rock operetta. Even our Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ “ '’**•*5' ® between a boy and his FXLStPTitli Uw SWLSEPT lOUi 9:30 a.m,, Worship Service, child care 11 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. younger, coffee fellowship following ser­ The Church of Christ car. M an HamiU, as the boy, tries to survive the siUy script, but B-year-old critic was bored, and old Beatles’ fans ww^ enraged School; 6 p.m., Training Union. son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. available. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN vice, began meeting in can’t quite manage it. (HIADE; B-mtnni. the sacrilege. Pathetic plot, overdone gags. GRADE: F. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. iM C K ANNIVERSARY VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South Manchester 17 years ago 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 9:45 a.m.. Church School registration SWARM, THE (PG) — BfJdwcl Caine, Rtefaard Wldmark, CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe pastor ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHIRCH tomorrow. We now have Carl J, Sherer, pastor. and open house; 11 a.m.. Divine Worship K a t ^ r ^ Rom and an allitar cast Dtsafter. Producer-director N IC N O tf S N Just when you thought Hiles, pastor 9 and 10.15 a.m., Worship Service Sun­ 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin j ’ enlarged our facilities to Irwin Allen, the father of the disaster movie, beor a busy bee Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Nursery for infants; 3 p.m.. Bus leaves at it was sa k to go bock 9;15 a.m., Worship Service. Nursery day School Rally Day service at 9- 9 15 Scholsky, pastor. the limit of our land space. ra this one, but it’s overlong and stunetiiiMs downright laughable, day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. in the wain;.. provided. a m., Adult Bible Class for Old Saybrook; 5 p.m.. Boat trip from Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass p ie swarms of killer bees have their momenta of frightening — or Old Saybrook Growth has necessitated disgusting ~ us, but the dialogue is dumb. GRADE: D (Wish H OMnEW at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. this expansion. Our aim Bookmobile could have been a Bee-plus). 4Mw s 2 remains the same: (Film grading: A — superb; B -- good; C — average; D — poor; BOB’S GULF Wings of Morning By bringing the lost to Christ, F^ewful) ______CUFF SIMPSON John 6:44,45. Next week’s schedule for 2:50 —McDivitt Drive. Come see our large display Canada Films Tomorrow we dedicate the Manchester Public 3:30—Grisson Road West. Take A Second Look SAN ANTONIO, Tex. the new wing to the Lord’s 4:10 —Clyde Road. COME AND PLAY of anniversary sales on wife before answering, then slowly Library Bookmobile; AFtatnyHki Once, there was a man who bought generals. This was an assembly Cnurch comes from John Calvin “as (UPI) — Canada will be service. We want to share and sadly said as he rocked the chair, Monday Wednesday ■Man September 9, corner of a good automobile. It was more where each one had an equal right the fellowship of the forgiven and the featured in the Fourth this moment with the com­ “Gert, I sure wish you hadn’t said forviging.” Then, let us rise up and munity. We invite you to be 10:00 —Meadows Convales­ expensive than he usually paid As and an equal duty. Rome did not Biennial International 10:30 —Carver Lane. TALL Plui HEAVEN that.” As we take a second look, let answer the “call of God!" present at 4 p.m. for the Noon —Bluefield Drive. cent Home. Broad St. and West Middle time went on, he became tired of it, Film Festival at the ELVIS PRESLEY us remember St. Paul’s distum in 1st change this word but simply dedication, for a tour of the 2:10 —Clinton Street. 2:10-Tuck Road. but the car itself performed faithful­ transliterated it into “ecclesia.” It A Subtle Chuckle University of Texas Health 2:50—Wyneding Hill Road. KISSIN’ COUSINS Tnpk., Manchester. CAN Corinthians 13: “Love is eager to building, and for 2:50—Seaman Circle. ly and well. One day on impulse he then came to mean that the church Rear Admiral George Dufek, one Center Sept. 15-17. Canada refreshments and 3:30—Edison Road. 3:30—Carriage Drive. CEDAR believe the best.” 78, as the festival will be 4:10 —Kane Road. asked a dealer to put it up for sale. was “God’s assembly, God’s muster, of the first Americans actually to fellowship, 4:10 —Fountain Village The next morning in a telephone con­ The Meeting House and the convener is (3od.’’ called, will include sym­ Apartments. WAIT reach the South Pole, was surveying n OF m m i Thursday H * tnuuMouNTPiauK versation he was asked if the In the Hebrew, there is also idea of posia and screenings of Tuesday Recently, I preached in The Union the ice-capped landscape there at Vernon Streets 10:30 —R e g io n a l O c­ BINGO THE EBRON newspaper advertisement was cor­ Congregational Church in Peter- a “summons” derived from “qahal” lunchtime one day with Father Canadian feature and short I‘hone: 646-2903 10:30—Lincoln Center. cupational Training Center. EVERYTUESDAY rect and all right. b()rough, N.H., and want to share which means “God’s people called Linehan, a geophysicist from Boston films. 11:40 —Ivy Manor 11:40—Hackmatack Street, A little excited, the owner replied, together by God, in order to listen to 2:10 —Jenson Street. with you what appeared at the begin­ College. In his hamper the admiral Apartments. “Read it to me again.” When he ning of the worship service order: or act for CJod.” Our word found ham and roast beef 1:30—Westminster Road. 2:50—Marshall Road. ARVEST AT 7:30 P.M. heard the account for the second “congregation” means a group of 2:10—Branford Street. 3:30—Elizabeth Drive. “ Be thoughtful, be silent, be sandwiches. “None for me’’ said 4:10 —Avondale Road. UP TO $3S0. IN CASH PRIZES Sponmmd by time, he snapped quickly, “Take it reverent; for this is the House of people who have come together, but Father Linehan regretfully. “It’s TRINITY COVENANT (»IUR(»I $ 302 Hackmatack Street 4 ORAHQE HALL Ths Hebron Lions’ off the market. That’s the kind of a God. Before the service speak to the in both the Greek and the Hebrew Friday, you know.” FAIR car I have always wanted.” Rev, Norman Swensent Pastor 86 EAST CENTER ST. Lord; during the service let the Lord background the “ekklesia” the Admiral Dufek not to be stopped by (Perhaps if we could look at our emphasis is on a body “called MANCHESTER, CONN. P^SEN TS A ROYAL PERFORMANCE BY m t 1- speak to you; after the service speak a thing like that came to his rescue. THE PLACE families and neighbors through the to one another.” together” with all the accent on “If you’ll step about fifteen paces to • WHERE YOU HAY JifiR EJJNE RINSER eyes of another or just take a careful This immediately reminded me of God’s call. Let me quote one the left,” he suggested, it will still be FALL SCHEDULE RT. 7 Barrarglon. Mass. KINO ARTHUR THE LION second look ourselves, our reaction ------>7 what our Pilgrim ancestors used to sentence from Barclay that sums it Thursday.” Father Linehan did just A Sunday Morning Worship 8:15 AJL Regal comedy and Ekill at iU best on the high tcirel might be similar. The prosaic and call the church. It was “The Meeting up: that and enjoyed the sandwiches im­ ♦ Sunday Biblo School WM$50M JEWORY Free Performaneet SATURDAY A SUNDAY AT 3M0, 7M0 and 9M0 P.M. 9:30 AJL • WHERE YOU QET familiar can suddenly achieve new House" where they met God, their “In essence, therefore, the Church mensely.” ^ Sunday Morning W o r ^ 10:50 AJL value in our estimation if we better selves, and their best friends. ... is a body of people, not so much Good Deeds I Sunday Evening Service 6.-00 PJL 138th examine our surroundings with The Church of Cod assembling because they have « Wednesday Bine Study 7:30 PJL 50K OFF JEWELRY year tender, loving care. chosen to come together but How Far that little candle throws t T i T A O i .. . I stiff prefer the word “church” for assembling because God has called his beams! (8«pt 9th • 8«fH. 90th) SaptBmbw TO - 20, Td. 1-413-528-3030 THICOACHMIN SATURDAY 800 - laO PJt There is a Danger Involved our place to meet God and each other So shines a good deed in a naughty u PLUS Of course, there is another side to them to himself; not so much world. — and the New Testament word is assembling to share their own • WHERE YOU CAN TAKE Many old Favorites which include the coin. ’There is a well known song “ekklesia” from which our English Heaven doth with us as we with thoughts and opinions, but___ torches do; SATURDAY SUNDAY that includes the lines, “I’ve grown word is, of course, "ecclesiastical.” YHIII CUSSES M Y S EVOMGS SM AJi. HORSI SHOW accustomed to your face.” I well assembling to listen to the voice of NORTH UNITED N i M A.M. OXRN PUU. When we turn to William Barclay’s God.” (p. 70) Not light them for ourselves; for if • CERAMIC • MACRAME • HOLIDAY CRAFTS 10M A.M. SHHP, S IIF, DAIRY A SWINI SHiFw SMSM P.M. JUOIKO and KARAT! recall .^the two Vermonters looking our virtues •M P.M. PONY PUUJNQ CONTIST Goldie Houm “New Testament Words,” we find Although today the word “church” • PATCHWORK • DECOUPAQE EM P.M. DOOOLUUO CONTIST out over their property from the that there is a double background to Did not go forth of us, ’twere all MnHODIST (NIURiai OTHER ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE front porch as the sun was slowly set­ often applies to a building, it did not 300 Parker Street Ml C h e Y y O K i s e this word, both Greek and Hebrew. in the New Testament. Rather, it alike MIDWAY • MANY FOOD BOOTHS • ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT DISPLAY ting. As if we had them out. Church School starts Sept. 17th THE PLACE WNST. KPT. 22 Sn tCT. 2 In the classical days of Athens, the meant, then as now, either a local Registration of Students at I OLIO A..M. Gertrude, his wife of long standing “ekklesia” was the'' convened William Shakespeare asked, “Josh, how can you love me group of people who have given their Worship Services at 9:06 & 10:30 * Tfjr Us First, Ws Msy Hsvs ir USTTWOMYSiffr9th-10tb assembly of the people which had un­ hearts to God or the Church Univer­ From Anne Morrow 9:00 A.M. — Nursery Only • 10:30 A.M. Nursery S tp (w n b *r 11-20 ^ O R a ^ O a H y GATES OPEN when my face is wrinkled, my back is limited power; to declare war, to ADMISSION S2JW H a P A M IN B sal composed of “congregations in Lindbergh 3 & 4 year olds, 5 year olds, 1st & 2nd graders, 3rd & (THE JOHNSON PAINT BLOCK) Post Tima 1 KM • o.O. Sstsrtay 8:80 ajs. bent, my hair is stringy,.and my make peace, arrange alliances, and ChMSran ihMtor 12 Fras (Program aubjaot lo every part of the world. For happiness one needs security, 4th graders, 5th & 6th graders. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER H ^ o n l Artj - 81 North to Man. Pika SundRY 11:00 8JR. figure is no longer slim and beautiful. make treaties, to assign troops, to Wait to Exit 2 to Rt7 to Q. Barrtnfton. ■ chango without notieo) p l e a s e CALLTHEATRE As I have stated before in this but joy can spring like a flower from Call 649-3696 weekday mominga ■ Josh looked look and carefully at his raise funds, as well as electing im arHuii—Mwn CT. FOR SCREEN TIMES column, my favorite definition of the the cliffs of despair. ______H YOU hava quaallona

. i f - - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. -Sept. 9. 1978 - PAGE FIVE ...... irmnim Quotes Peanuto — Charles M. Schulz How to Describe ACROSS 5 Snatch Answer to Previous Puzzle “We have a union of states. This is 6 Ands (Fr.) Dear Abby \ Horse 7 Wilson's E R E B R O 8 R 0 W IT’S YOUR OPINION 5CH00LJU5T 5TARTEP /VW TEACHER t/£LL5 AT E 0 N A E R Y A T H not a state and, in my opinion, should UiMAT ABOUT 5 Sagebrush thrush s ANPALREAPV I ME, THE RIP5 LAU(EH State 8 Italian river L S T 1 V A N £ 1 T E never become one.” JHE CU5T0PlAN?y 0 N Heaven By Abigail Van Buren 5H0ULP QUIT! AT ME ANP THE 11 Prayed 9 Ten (prefix) S E 0 U L L 0 ■ N and Hell IR 1 N D 1 0 s — Assigtant Senate GOP Leader The Saturday opinion page is nion on a wide variety of suh- 13 Gave moisture 10 Arabian port PRINCIPALHATE5 ME Q A 1 N F U L N 0 T R E 14 Swarming 12 Deposits Ted Stevens of Alaska, opposing him of hell follow Bible passages and )70 E F T F E F B 0 0 M open to all readers of The jeets. By DEBORAH FRAZIER 15 Agenesis moisture thr* proposed constitutional A R A B r A R P R U M I'niteil Press International Dante’s “Inferno,” complete with 16 Unilateral (2 13 Course amendment to give the District of Herald. We solieit your opinions We ask that you limit your R O L L 8 D A H 0 M E y lakes of fire, a foul smell, brimstone wds.) 17 Commercials 1 T E M U A Rl on topies of interest to the eom- Dr. Maurice Rawlings believes 18 Multicolored 20 Hippie's home Columbia voting representation in writing to no more than 500 and writhing bodies. E T C ■ E A T E E R 1 E there is an afterlife'. 19 Lysergic acid 21 Invitation re­ B R T E Congress. The amendment, ap­ munity. Is it education? Ad­ words^ double spaced, and send DEAR ABBY: After 44 years of marriage, my husband Q " J 0 L B a “There is not so much physical diethylamide sponse (abbr.) B O Z 0 L E 0 E M 8 He has listened to descriptions of moved out of our home and asked me for a divorce so he 0 proved by the House and Senate, ministration? Business? them to: pain as the feeling of utter darkness 20 Lever 22 College dance 8 P E R E 1 N L A Y heaven and hell from patients who, in could "look for another woman to marry." He is 67 and I am 22 Close friend 23 Andy's will take effect if ratified by 38 Recreation? Polities? and isolation, both inner and outer,” rubbed out 46 Insecticide IT’S YOUR OPINION their close brushes of death, just may 62. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 24 Health centers partner states within seven years. 26 Criticize 34 Objective 47 Period of time Manchester Evening Herald he said. “Some see a menagerie of He apparently found one in a hurry, or else he had her 25 Beside have been there. severely 38 Dessert pastry ap Indian “Chairman Hua is not concerned The purpose is to present a horrors, but the details remembered waiting in the wings, because he got married one week after (prefix) 40 Matter-filled Herald Square A specialist in cardiovascular dis­ (colloq.) garment with this Dracula.” are sparse compared to the heaven our divorce was final. (She’s younger than our daughter, who ON SECONP TNOUGHr, WHAT PO 'tOU 29 Carrying guns 26 Priggish spaces cross-section of community opi­ eases, the doctor has resuscitated is 40.) __ WE LL JUST RPRGET Light beam — .An aide to Hua Kuo-Feng, in­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 experiences.” HAVE IN EARLV 31 Repugnant 27 On the briny 42 College hundreds of patients. And, in the My problem is that he now lives near me and keeps com­ fFUraqiTLll CONTEMTORARV AM ERICAN ? 33 More forested 28 Actor athletic group ^ ^ Graduate of dicating the Communist Chiniese “Those who have been to hell and ’ FURNITURE. course of his work, Rawlings said, he ing around asking if he can do odd jobs for me as he did 35 Forced open Sparks 43 Bus token Annapolis leader was unafraid while back change their lives. I have never before. He is very handy, and I would have to hire a plumber 36 Printer's 29 Overwhelm (abbr.) measure (pi.) 44 Poems has often heard descriptions of and electrician to do what he does. When he’s here I give 30 Plate motoring through Transylvania — known anyone to remain an atheist 4 37 Spell of cold 45 Electrical 53 Madame heaven and hell. him lunch, etc., like old times. 32 Can be setting of the 19th century vam­ after that experience. Those who go weather units (abbr.) At first, he told UPI in an inver- Our daughter says I shouldn’t let the old fool come near 39 Physician's as­ pire legends — during an official 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 to heaven, return enriched,” he said. me. Our son (he’s 381 says I should let Dad help if he wants sociation visit to Romania. view: “I just told them to keep quiet. Mill Complex Rawlings said he anticipates a to. n (abbr.) 11 12 13 I didn’t want hear about it.” “He just said he would be gone for wave of criticism on his book from What do you say? 40 College Nurses “snicker,” he said, and UNDECIDED degree (abbf.) 14 15 a while. He didn’t say why or where. other doctors, who he describes as 41 Those in doctors don’t want to hear about it. 16 17 18 He just asked me to stay here and “traditionally reluctant to mess with office Rawlings’ decision to listen and DEAR UN: Never mind what your children say. How do feed the dog.” the spiritual side of death.” yO l/ feel about him? If you really want him around, by all 43 Boob 13 20 21 46 Disintegrates Be Restored record the decriptions he heard means let him be your h ^ y m a n . But don't give him lunch, Ic 197BI^NeA.>)c — Ray Ristol, 27, son of a “I was just an intellectual Chris­ 49 Pasted 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 resulted from a patient he was exer­ Norwegian-born bookkeeper tian, a lukewarm Christian, a social etc., "like old times,” unless you want him back, because I Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 52 Beside (naut.) By THOMAS P. CONNORS ceilings obscured by blinking floures- Many notable suggestions, have cising on a treadmill to stimulate think that's what "the oid fool” has in mind. 54 Cloth scrap 29 30 31 32 suspected by Log .Angeles police of clubber, but this made me pull out WHO'S SONNA FEED 55 Sudden fear cent bulbs and a golden oak floor been forthcoming with fwv.of]them l o o k ; t h i s w a s l e f t in 33 34 35 widhdrawing nearly $1 million ac­ Hartford Road in Manchester heart problems. Instead of getting a DEAR ABBY: I am not complaining, because my husband THE5HARK5T ARE w hy a s k ME? YOU , 56 Attempts marred by gravel from the weighted my Bible,” he said. “Those OUR TRUCK CAB AFTER I SOT isuys ABE BOARDIN' presents an anomaly created by outside the pale of accom))lishment. heart flutter, the man “died” of a provides very generousiy for me and is a kind and con­ YOU SAVINS THIS b a c k from THE UNION HAUL, 57 Indian 36 37 38 39 cidentally credited to his checking experiences changed the lives of the PRAWINS MEANS IWITH so m eone who stretches of verdant lawns reaching feet of tired shoppers entering from a The complex lends itself Well^o light heart attack. siderate man. The problem is his first wife, who has custody CAN TELL VA /tU account and vanishing. people who had them and they rr COULD HAPPEN 40 41 42 to beautifully kept mansions, only to broken black-Vop parking lot. or “cottage” industries, commercial “His heart stopped. His breathing of their two children, 10 and 13. She is now married to a man TO I f f 7 ABOUT THAT “I know she’ll grow up to be a changed my life.” a w s l e ; be suddenly ended by a clutch of The Hall was almost rescued after stopped. I started an IV, he came to who has a very limited income, but she acts like she is still DOWN 43 44 45 46 47 48 credit to her family and to her coun- purposes, relocation of the town “You think alcoholics anonymous married to my husband. She is constantly asking for money decadent structure reflecting benign a tremendous effort by William begging me to save him, saying he 49 50 51 52 53 try.” government, housing, and to the is great, wait until you see sinners over and above the $600 a month the courts awarded her for 1 Aviation FitzGerald, Judge of Probate, and a agency (abbr.) — Richard .Nixon, speaking neglect of past glory. Yet each, the recreational and cultural life of didn’t want to go to hell. He was child support. 54 55 anonymous,” he said. “I have My husband never refuses her because he doesn’t want to 2 Christiania green beauty and the grey derelict, is hard-working committee, only to fall Manchester. having convulsions, his hair was on 3 Similar in kind about the birth of his only learned it is not safe for a persons to deprive his children of anything. Like 1 said, he gives me 56 57 within the pale of the Cheney Mill ever so short of accomplishment. Manchester is fortunate in having a end. He really seemed like he was in 4 Razed — 3 grandchild, Jennie. She is the first everything I want, but it bugs me to see her take advantage When Manchester Community die unless he knows where he is going (MWSFAPtn tNTfflPRiSt ASSN) child of the former president's Historic Complex and both are capital project wherein its citizens hell,” Rawlings said. of him. College was founded, exploratory to spend eternity.” daughter Julie Nixon Eisenhower. testimony to industriousness and in­ can participate. It is also fortunate In A few days after the incident, There may not be an answer to this, but it makes me feel novation of the same creator — the negotiations for the establishment of having two projects already com­ Rawlings said he asked the patient better to talk out my feelings. I never bring it up to him. ■’It's years since I’ve been for a Cheney Family. the college in the complex failed, pleted through community efforts — about the experience. The man Should I? liySbulgA,lne_TMatU&PM.OAi walk in Rome.” NUMBERTWO Coming in from the back of Hart­ because the state could not afford to the constructi&n of the Bicentennial remembered only seeing his mother Alley Oop — Dave Graue Win at bridge — Alvaro .>Iarrhini, an Italian ford Road, there is the delightful renovate the buildings for classroom Band Shell and the replication of the in a serene valley. r Almanac 1 DEAR NUMBER TWO; No. Since he can weU aHord to real estate millionaire, citing the neighborhood of the well-kept use. So the buildings have remained support two famOles, say nothing. Your problem la a thorn old Keeney Street School. There are “I am sure the experience was so ALLEY f ? / . ' ) ( hi, c o o l a ; growth of political terrorism — in­ residences that formerly housed the for the past decade a crumbling models of rehabilitation and terrible, he suppressed it. And I think in the aide of almost every woman who marries a man with a By United Press International prevloui family. Be grateful that he's the kind of father who A tempting finesse fails cluding about 100 kidnappings in workers of Cheney Mills. Incidental­ monument of failure. rejuvenation in New England that it accounts for all the heaven Today is Saturday, Sept. 9, the is more generous to his children than the law demands. the past 18 months — which has ly, these were the homes of countless Now a major effort will be made to have degubbed the restoration experiences in other life after death 252nd day of 1978 with 113 to follow. plagued bureaucrats and wealthv immigrants from many parts of the capitalize on the entire mill complex. process, and we’re in New England books. People just don’t remember DEAR ABBY: This is my second letter to you. 1 wrote to citizens. ’The moon is in its first quarter. small in diamonds, refuse to world, whose abilities accounted for Through hard work, spearhead^ by where ideas are nurtured to healthy hell experiences,” said Rawlings. you 20 years ago in care of the Houston Post and asked your NORTH finesse, play ace and an­ The morning stars are Mercury, advice about marrying a man 17 years older than myself. I ♦ K J 5 the renown of Manchester as the the Manchester Historical Society, fruition. The Cheney Mill complex, About 20 percent of the patients he other diamond and make the Jupiter and Saturn. was 26 at the time and Mel was 42. V A 6 hand that way. ’’Silk City.” the federal government has declared we can all hope, will be restored to a has resuscitated from “death” recall You wrote back and said, "There are no rules about age. ♦ A Q 7 5 2 The evening stars are Mars and The actual declarer was ( Thought ) When the resources and services the Cheney Mill Complex an afterlife experiences with the reports Some people are ‘old’ at 30, and others are ‘young’ at 60. It a 9 5 2 not clairvoyant, but when vital role in the community and will Venus. needed for a full life are examined — Historical District. Thus, the man­ be a living memorial to the Cheneys split evenly between heaven and hell. all depends on their health, attitude and outlook.” WEST EAST brains were given out he had Those born on this date are under Well, I felt that Mel was young at 42, so I married him. We a 10 9 2 a 8 7 4 3 been standing in the front the schools, churches, shopping dis­ sions, the mills, the workers’ homes, and to the countless workers of Sometimes the friendships He said he found no way to determine the sign of Virgo. will celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary next week and ¥ K 10 8 5 3 ¥ 94 2 row. trict, banks, government offices, the South Methodist Church Campus, Manchester’s heritage. which experience a person would couldn’t be happier. Oh, yes, we have two fine sons, 16 and ♦ J 10 6 * K 9 At trick two he led a spade cultivated in small gardens of time American scientist Joseph Leidy professional services, and library the Cheney Homestead, the refur­ have. 18, of whom we are very proud. a Q 10 a J 8 7 4 to dummy’s jack. At trick are the ones I cherish most. was bom Sept. 9, 1823. three he led a low diamond that are within walking distance of bished Multi-Circuits building, the Rawlings’ research, detailed in his I thought you’d enjoy knowing how your advice turned SOUTH Rembering those people On this day in history: out. Thanks, Abby. I sure do owe you a lot. The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions a A Q 6 from dummy. Cheney Mills — they more than fulfill Hartford Road campus of ; book “Beyond Death’s Door” joins What would you do if you makes me want to live a more In 1776, the second Continental MEL’S WIFE ¥ Q J 7 a quest for gracious living. One is Manchester Community College other books on the subject of “Life /v e y , m a c ! THEN, WHV s ;;;l * 8 4 3 were East? Would you duck perfect life, Yesterdays P ID N 'T y o u hard put to find a more beautiful core share a common identifier. The task J Congress officially changed the DEAR WIFE: You owe me nothing. Your letter made my ARE y o u a A K 6 3 without long study? Would so that when they are gathered by after Life,” the title of a best-seller SE E T H IS FEEDING you study and then duck? for urban living than the mansions on is to rejuvenate the mill section into American nation’s name from day. Thanks tor writing, and congratnlationsl SIG.N '?.... THE Vulnerable: North-Soutli the Master florist 25 years ago by Dr. Raymond Moody and the topic Would you rise with the Hartford Road. All that remains for a sturdy contributing member of the “United Colonies” to “United An i m a l s Dealer: South king? my colors will harmonize with Earl C. Petersen is installed as of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’s book ’’ On f ’/ us in Manchester is to carry those Manchester family. States.” If yon need help in writing letters of sympathy, con- West North East South This East rose with the theirs, commander of Manchester’s Death and Dying.” gratalations or thoiik-you letters, get Abhy's booklet "How king and South wound up resources to that part of the complex Some ideas has been advanced, but In 1943, American and British 1 NT and I will be chosen for the man­ American Legion Post, and Mrs. The “Heaven” descriptions given to Write Letters for all Occasions.” Send t l and a long, Pass 3 NT Pass Pass making five notrump. that has fallen on hard times. a hit-or-miss approach to the past troops from North Africa invaded Suppose East had ducked? sion Theodore Fairbanks as president of Rawlings confirm Moody’s and stamped (28 cents) envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Bever­ Passs Many years ago, I discovered the cannot provide the kind of continuing Italy at Salerno. ly HBls, CaUl. 90212. South’s plan was to finesse their beauty fills. its auxiliary. Kubler-Ross’ in the sequences of par­ the diamonds on the next go Cheney Mills when I’d spent time effort to complete the project. It ting from the body, a speedy trip In 1971, more than 1,000 convicts Opening lead: ¥5 around and he would have Linda D. Stevens 10 years ago took over the state prison at Attica, examining fabrics in the most must be a comprehensive plan with down a dark tunnel, a pleasant sensa­ made just eight tricks. President of the Wayne Cole bf 167 Center St. is N.Y., and held 35 convicts hostage. fascinating building in the area — public input and an implementation tion and meeting deceased friends Young Women accepted by the Salvation Army Four days later, 28 convicts and nine Cheney Hall. It was pitiful to see a date with an expectation date for and relatives. Manchester Ward School for Officer Training in New hostages were killed as state police beautiful pipe organ muted, high completion. York City. [ Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby Rawlings said the accounts given re-took the prison. and Alan Sontag You hold: ntafwiimnB»i.’(iiaiiiiu The Born Loser — Art Sansom North has 14 high-card 9-9-B points and a five-card suit. ♦ K J 7 5 4 South has 16, yet most de­ ¥ Q J 2 be gained through your per­ PLFA6 E, LFT TW\^ JOST 6^ A ♦ A 5 clarers would fail to score ♦ J 8 7 sonal effort today. The admira­ HORRIBLE nine tricks. They would try a fc lB tion of others will be shown by diamond finesse at trick the altention they give to what The bidding by your oppo­ you say. two. East’s king would nents has gone one notrump- Taxes: Price of Civilization pickle dummy’s queen, a notrump. A Louisiana AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Editor’s Note: This is the first in a pressures will remain acute. You gain the confidence today second heart would clear the reader wants to know what series of 15 articles exploring principle that consent of the of one whose help could be a suit and declarer would lose we lead. In part, this reflects the fact that in September 10, 1978 “Taxation: Myths and Realities.” governed is a prerequisite to valid big plus. Once established, three hearts and two dia­ We make the standard the last half-century we have given tax legislation. It's probable you'll notice many don't hesitate to ask (or this monds. lead of your fourth-best This series was written for Courses changes this coming year One person's commitment. A clairvoyant declarer spade. government more jobs to do. In 1950, The failure of George III and in particular will be a more PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A by Newspaper, a program developed I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I expenditures were about 25 percent expansive social circle. Many friend can offer you some wise might play East for king- by University Extension, University Parliament to apply that principle to of the nation’s total output of goods valuablealuat...... friendships will be advice today if you'll open up of California, San Diego, and funded the American colonies gave rise to established. and discuss your problems. Heathcliff — George Gately by a grant from the National Endow­ and services; in 1960, 30 percent, and the Boston Tea Party and the VIRGO (Aun. 23-Sept. 22) You Many times things can be seen in 1375, 35 percent. need some form of social outlet more clearly by an uninvolved ment for the Humanities. rebellion without which this republic While government expenditures today. Pul aside early the re­ individual. z: The course is offered for college might not exist. sponsibilities of the day and ARIES (March 21-April 19) If you are high in the perspective of our WInthrop - Dick Cavalll credit by Manchester Community Perceptions of the fairness of taxes plan to get together with think you have a better way ot ■fT history, expenditures in some Euro­ Iriends. Find out who you're doing something today, by all College. For details about the also play a part in effective tax romantically suited lo by send­ means try it. All Indicators pean democracies (Norway, Sweden, Courses by Newspaper program at policy. In 1791, George Washington’s ing lor your copy ol Astro- point toward your goals being I SAW A (SfRSAT a b o u t A i^lANTfifS^ I KNOW r VVONT" Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for reachable because ot sound MCC, call 646-2137. and the Netherlands, for example), administration persuaded Congress hiORROR THAT EATS ST. R^L^ SLEEPAWfNK B.. exceed 40 percent. However, one can­ each and a long, self- thinking. MCMIB ON T V MINNESC 7 TA. ALL- N K ^ r / Copyright 1978 by the Regents of to impose a whiskey excise tax. addressed. stamped envelope TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In­ not accurately specify a relationship Many western Pennsylvania dis­ lo Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, side information may come L/eTNISHT... the University of California. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. your way today to put you on V between the level of taxes and either tillers considered their product a By ARTHUR D. LYNN Jr. economic growth or national hap­ Be sure to specify birth sign. the track of how you can r / American reaction to the increased necessity for the poor rather than a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) The achieve a social aim. You piness. In a democracy, the govern­ taxable luxury; the “Whiskey control Is in your hands for should be able to carry it out to (prssh. Like most other humans, most scope of government and its cost in ferreting out needed inlorma- the letter. Americans prefer pleasure to pain. ment sector is a matter of national Rebellion” broke out in 1794. taxes is complex and seemingly public choice. tion today. You'll be surprised GEMINI (May 21-June 20) An That simple fact explains the schizoid. Tax burdens are much dis­ Quickly suppressed by the militia, how candid another is when idea you're developing today is Since public expenditures (hence, the event, nevertheless, reminds us you gain his or her confidence. the solution to a problem you paradox that while we seek and enjoy cussed, and public opinion registers SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) thought would take a great deal government benefits, we grudgingly taxes) are likely to remain high, both that a combined sense of injustice Good communication is easy of time to solve. Latch on to It. discontent with both politicians and the public interest and our collective for you to establish today, CANCER (June 21-July 22) It compute and pay the taxes that and self-interest can create substan­ POL how they arrange program delivery. private interests urge development making you comfortable when you’re a bit restless today, finance them. Doubtful about govern­ tial tax compliance problems, and, mingling with large or small don't drag your leet and wait ^1t7l»rl€A.lHC.TiLWn.aS.PM.0H. 4-f cmuj Yet, surveys by a variety of of the best tax system possible. ment effectiveness but jealously researchers note that Americans occasionally, much more groups. for others to Initiate things. retentive of our direct benefits, we But, asks the reluctant taxpayer, Today, increasing land values and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Take charge. Get everybody Short Ribs — Frank Hill often favor increased spending on can’t government cut waste, hold the 21) Acting on your own initia­ rolling. accept the inevitability of taxes. housing construction costs often LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your major public programs. line on spending, and reduce our tive, you may realize a small Nevertheless, as Supreme Court cause high assessed values and, con­ return from something you do. activities for today will be well- THATS UNCONSTITUTIONAL' AND IT AINT UNUSUAL. WE co uld vou kindly Direct Accordingly, despite flamboyant However, pride ol accomplish­ planned. You'll mix productiv­ SEaiN USELESS MEDICINE taxes? sequently, higher property taxes. HAVE A HANGIN’every DA'V. US TO TUCSON ?r Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes rhetoric and argument pro and con, it ment will exceed the profit. ity and leisure lor a successful IS A HAN0INS OPFENSE cruel and un usual Certainly effective public manage­ This pattern, compounded by infla­ IN THIS TOWN, OOC PUNISHMENT. suggested in 1904, taxes - com­ seems a broad consensus favbrs CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) day. ment and prudent expenditure tion, has generated property owner An Important achievement will (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I FLI/VtFLAM. pulsory payments to government — public action over a wide spectrum decisions are desirable. However, protest and action, especially in are the price that must be paid now ranging from national defense to Btriys World — Jim Berry or later, directly or Indirectly, for experience suggests that eliminating California and Maryland, that " PRESENT CQMRANY EXCEPTED/’’' some social services. In spite of waste offers only a limited basis for that part of civilization fostered by resistance to high taxes, there is lit­ amounts to a homeowners’ revolt. society’s public sector. reducing expenditures and taxes. The ’The adoption of Proposition 13 in Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel tle effective support for a cut in myth appeals; harsh reality offers At the outset of the series expenditures. California and its offshoots little prospect of help. elsewhere, limiting the propercy tax, '"raxation: Myths and Realities” we At the same time, however, hope LOOK AT THIS MESS... will consider the evolving scope of Taxes are also much more than demonstrates real limits to taxpayer BIG C^eClSlONS WEFJE for improved efficiency springs eter­ just a mechanism for transferring patience. FRAMIS government and the nature and func­ nal. Dissatisfaction with both cost Our Boarding House CC»P. MADE HERE T'T^i/A tions of taxation - matters that con­ resources from the private to the If and when our large middle class This Funny World and performance is frequent and public sector. They inevitably affect BOARD cern us all. Despite some current dis­ comes to see itself as a net con­ Of- stridently vocal. the relation of individuals and groups $OTm'$ THE STORY OF enchantment with big, liberal­ In fiscal year 1976, governments in tributor to, rather than beneficiary BUSTER UACOBS-A SIMPLE DIR6CTORS spending government, some form of to the state; indeed, they may condi­ of, increasing public expenditure MAN WHO MAYBE iTiU BEUEVED the United States spent $626 billion. tion the very right of government to Geoffrey Mo«s—political illuitrator lyndicated government is an essential precondi­ Combined general expenditures programs, and it regards the price as with the Wathington Post Writen Group. IN SANTA CLAUS; HE RENTED tion for high civilization and a com­ govern. too high, major permanent tax policy A CONDOMINIUM HECOULPNT clustered on education (22 percent), History of Taxation AFFORD FROM A OUY WHO BUT THE plex industrial society. And govern­ defense (21 percent), and welfare (10 changes may result. Such emergent ment must be paid for. The history of taxation is, in large attitudes require consideration of DIDN’T OWN IT, AND ENDED LARGER question percent). The total included a wide part, the story of the development of taxing and spending limits at all UP IN THAT palace OF IS WHETHER In 1776, Adam Smith, the father of variety of other public functions aiid BROKEN DREAMS,THE JUSTICE DENIED constitutional democracy aiid due levels of government. economics, recognized police, the interest on our public debts, since CITY JA IL ! MEANS JACOBS justice, and defense as basic state process of law. FC7RGOTTEN! taxes do not always pay for current Modest incomes were taxed at The Author functions. At minimum, he argued, governmental activicy. The views expressed in Courses by about 40 percent in Palestine at the THIS IS FIMD r THINK THIS DRAWING OF government must provide for exter­ Although defense spending has Newspaper are those of the authors nal defense and internal justice. time of Christ. The term "publican” Arthur D. Lynn Jr. is professor nal uiid occietary of WELLIN<3TON PUOH U' ANVTHIN’ AN INDIAN CHIEF SHOYVS decreased as a percentage of federal (tax collector) was virtually syn­ only and do not necessarily reflect of economics and public ad­ National Tax Association b es id e THE IMTEKESTING.? DEFINITE ARTISTIC During the two centuries since budget outlays (from 58 percent in those of the University of California, EMPTY Smith, the public, acting through onymous with “robber” and ministration and adjunct Institute of America. TALENT.' 1955 to 25 percent in 1976), it is “sinner.” the funding agency, the distributing professor of law at The Ohio State He edited “The Property Tax CARi democratic government, has added probable that defense outlays will in­ agency, or the participating University. many now familiar, sometimes con­ English history reminds us that and Its Administration” (1969) crease absolutely and relatively. At newspapers and colleges. Lynn served as president of the troversial, functions, including citizen-taxpayers often responded and “Property Taxation, Land the same time, expenditures for National Tax Association in 1969- welfare, education, and economic forcefully to what they considered NEXT WEEK:'Harold L. Use, and Public Policy (1976) and " social service programs have in­ excessive and unfair taxation. Both Wilensky, professor of sociology at 70 and is currently Associate has contributedarticles to various C l97BbyNEA.I(ic. development. They are designed to creased. Even without balancing the do collectively what is unlikely to be Magna Carta (1215) and the English the University of California, Editor of the “National Tax Jour- economic, legal and tax journals. budget or considering such factors as TO t e l l EM, m ft VI 4 t AM AM.J ___ f I — Bill of Rights (1689) illustrated toese Berkeley, discusses the politics of well-perform^ individually. inflation and trade balances, budget _ _ "For years he was seder)tary! Last week, he V/ELLINSTONs laa. ^ ancient conflicts and established the taxation. got carried away with being athletic. Now 19-3 ha's sedentary again!" . PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept, 9, 1978 Obituaries At Home or A broad HERALD FEATURE PHOTOS Democrats Criticize BY PINTO AND CHASTAIN Frederick Pohiman Frederick Pohiman, 67, of 46 Hud­ son St. died early Friday morning at GOP Call for Probe his home. Mr. Pohiman was born Dec. 7, Leaders of Manchester’s He mentioned recent criticism by • Dernwratic Party Friday strongly CTARNG Serves its Country Well 1911, in Manchester, son of the late Republicans that they have not been criticized a Republican suggestion informed by the Democrats about Frederick W.B. and Mary Zuehlke that it might call the state’s attorney Pohiman, and had lived here all his certain happenings in town. By BETTY RYDER general’s office to town. States to 1637 when trained bands the direct descendant of the “First for 16 hours work,” he said, “He gets life. He formerly owned and operat^ A recent example was the con­ Family/Travel Editor the F.W. Pohiman Cigar Store on Some RepubPicans apparently have troversy over the Comprehensive from Hartford, Windsor and Connecticut” and continues in active 100 percent PX privileges and $20,000 North Main Street. The store had suggested a state’s attorney’s probe Employment and Training Act The red brick building at 330 Main Wethersfield were organized into service to the state and nation. life insurance for $3.40 a month.” because of some recent happenings ‘The Regiment of Hartford County” Explaining the two-fold function of been operated by Pohiman, his father (CETA) problem. St. has been standing there for 55 During his stint in the guard he can in Manchester, particularly con­ following a murderous attack on the the CTARNG, Capt. Roy Pinette, ad­ and grandfather for more than 100 Cassano was involved in seeking a years and since that time has served specialize in mechanics, personnel, struction of the firehouse in solution to the CETA problem and as home for the Connecticut Army settlement of Windsor in April 1637. ministrative assistant to Lt. Cmdr. finance, medical field, cooking, years, when he closed it in the mid- Buckland. attended several meetings. Later, National Guard (CTARNG). This Regiment of Hartford County Thomas E. Buck, commanding of­ driving, weapons specialist or com­ 1950s. Before his retirement, he had “I don’t want to read accusations Mrs. Ferguson pointed to this as an Built in 1923 at a cost of $8,900, the continued to keep the peace of the ficer, said, "Our mission is to back munications. been employed as a porter at about the state’s attorney (coming to Manchester Memorial Hospital. He example of Republicans not being in­ armory is staffed by 12 full-time men Colony of Connecticut until the year up the regular Army when “In their everyday work, their town),” Stephen Penny, IJemocratic was an honorary member of the form^. who work for the Department of the 1739, when by act of the General necessary, and to serve on a state guard training pays off. When chairman of the ToWn Board of Army. Assembly, units of the militia were Eighth District Fire Department. “If they think it’s an issue, they level when needed under the com­ applying for a job, the guard is a Directors said. “ They (the While the imposing structure re-designated the “First Connecticut mand of our goverror. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. should get in touch with the town good work reference,” Pinette said. Republicans) should either put up or presents a tranquil exterior, inside Regiment.’’ It is this date, Oct. 11, “We can be activated for federal Gertrude Reynolds of Stafford hall,” Cassano said. That’s what he The guard is comprised of men shut up,” he said. it’s a beehive of activity serving as 1739 that is officially recognized by service within 90 days, as happened Springs and Mrs. Bernice LaCroix of did when the CETA flap started, but from all walks of life. He compared the situation to one Republican directors failed to do so; headquarters for Headquarters Co., the U.S. Army as the founding of the in 1952 when some of our units went “Members include State Rep. Chet Newtown; and several nieces and earlier this week when Vivian 1st Battalion, 169th Infantry, which is 169th Infantry, Connecticut Army nephews. he said. to Germany during the Korean Morgan of Vernon; Nathan Ferguson said she had considered comprised of 700 officers and National Guard. Conflict,” he said. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at “Yet, they’ll sit at a board meeting Agostinelli, president of the filing a Freedom of Information enlisted men. The regiment has been awarded Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. and say they haven’t been in­ The CTARNG was called into ser­ Manchester State Bank, former state complaint because she suspected Rich in history, the 1st Battalion, The Rev. Dr. James MacLauchlin, formed,” he said. campaign participation credit in the vice during Bobby Seale’s murder comptroller, and former battalion that the Democrats had made a deci­ 169th Infantry, CTARNG, traces its Revolutionary War, Civil War, World pastor of Second Congregational trial in New Haven several years ago commander; also doctors, lawyers sion in caucus. Penny said then that heritage of continuous service to the War I, and World War II. in an effort to ward off any public and attorneys. It's a nice association Church, will officiate. Burial will be Open House Set State of Connecticut and the United in Buckland Cemetery. Workers unload one of the huge concrete there was no such violation. The 1st Battalion, 169th Infantry is demonstrations by followers of the for a man,” which sank into the pavement at Manchester He said Friday that the Black Panthers. There are no calling hours. pipes from a trailer with a 72,000-pound load At Fire Center One guardsman of whom the Motor Sales. (Herald photo by Chastain) Republicans should bring in the Capt. Pinette said, “We were also CTARNG is especially proud is CWU4 state’s attorney’s office because it The Board of Directors of the called into service during the week- Richard Potter of Woodstock. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Willey would find nothing wrong. long ice storm a few years ago, VERNON — Mrs. Elizabeth Tolland County Mutual Aid Fire Ser­ Potter, who will retire in February, “The reason we’re reading about vice Inc. will sponsor an open house during which time we assisted is the oldest continuous member of Murphy Willey, 65, of 30 Cottier Road Mishap Delays Pipe Truck this is because we haven’t left them stranded motorists, transported the at the newly remodeled dispatching the battalion. died Friday at Manchester Memorial anything important to talk about,” sick to hospitals or emergency A flat-bed trailer loaded with 72,000 center on Tolland Green. “He joined the Army in March 14, Hospital. She was the widow of Lewis stages with a payloader. deeper and deeper during the night, Penny said of the GOP. stations, and relieved some of the E. Willey. pounds of concrete pipe destined for The affair is scheduled for Sunday 1938, the Headquarters 43rd Infantry Personnel at Manchester Motor Ted Halifax of Manchester Motor Democratic Town Chairman area highway crew who had worked the J.C. Penney warehouse construc­ from 2 to 5 p.m. There will be a Division and served in World War If Mrs. Willey was born in McKinley, Sales said the truck driver from Sales said. Theodore Cummings echoed Penny’s dedication ceremony and flag raising steadily day and night to clear the Maine, and had been a resident of tion site became embedded in Precast Corp. of Nashua, N.H., had CW04 Richard Potter of Woodstock. in the South Pacific, the Philippines, Initial efforts to lift the sunden end words. at 3 p.m. roads. We housed 300 families in the and New Guinea, He also went to Vernon since last May. She previous­ asphalt at the Manchester Motor asked if he could park the trailer of the trailer out with a payloader “Those people (the Republicans) The center has expanded its armory during the storm.” Germany during the Korean Conflict. ly lived in Storrs for five years and in Sales lot at 512 W. Center St. overnight in the parking lot while his from the Andrew Ansaldi Co. failed. Thursday night. raise so many red flags that people facilities and has installed a large Currently, the battalion is at 97 “He is an avid stamp collector so Manchester for 15 years. Before truck was being repaired. The trailer A larger payloader was brought in, are sick of it,” he said. The trailer was not freed from the new modern service board plus other percent of its authorized strength. I’m sure some of the Manchester retirement five years ago, she was supports began sinking slowly into but several pipes had to be unloaded “We’d love it,” he said of the asphalt until about 6 p.m. Friday modern equipment. “We feel the guard offers a fine op­ area people know him from his atten- employed as a waitress at the the pavement shortly after it was individually before the trailer could suggestion that the attorney’s office portunity for young men between the luncheon counter in the Lenox Phar­ after several hours of unloading in Ronald Littell, chief dispatcher, dance at stamp shows at the parked Thursday at 6 p.m., and sunk be pulled out. look into Manchester. “We’d said those attending the open house ages of 18 to 26, If they haven’t had macy in Manchester for 18 years. Manchester High School,” Pinette welcome them with open arms.” may park in the lot at the nearby prior military service, they sign up She is survived by three daughters, said, For Two Principals Stephen Cassano, vice-chairman of Savings Bank of Tolland or the lot of for six years, four years of which are Mrs. Jerry (Dorothy) Miclette of "He'll be 60 when he retires and the Board of Directors, said the St. Matthew’s Church. The center spent with one weekend a month of he’ll be missed.” Vernon with whom she made her proposal is “an example of the service, two weeks each summer home, Mrs. Ernest (Irene) Hintz of will provide shuttle bus service from Other units of the 169th Infantry frustrations of the Republican Par­ the parking lots. People are asked training at Fort Drum, N.Y., and the are Combat Support Group in South Windsor, and Mrs. Wendell ty.” School Experiences Mixed not to park on the Green. last two years of inactive duty. If Rockville, A Company in New Bri­ (Joan) Sinclair of Lorton, Va.; four they have prior military service, brothers, Edwin Murphy of School opening this year was both a tain, B Company in West Hartford, closed last June because of declining and became closely associated with a they enlist for one year. Fairhaven, Mass., Lynn Murphy of new and old experience for at least enrollment. and C (Charlie) Company in program for a primary and in­ “Their weekend begins at 7 a.m. on Middletown, Chilmark, Mass., Harvey Murphy of two principals in Manchester. “The very fact that it lacked many Police Report termediate special education group. Saturday and ends at 5 p.m.; and Sun­ Any men interested in joining may Orleans, Mass, and Gordon Murphy Dr. Isidor Wolf and Edward Tim- of the facilities that were in the other This year, he is assigned as prin­ day service is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. contact headquarters company at the of Newport, R.I.; one sister, Mrs. brell, principals for many years in schools made for a certain intimacy Manchester schools other than the ones they cipal of the Buckley School on Ver­ We feed and clothe them and the Manchester Armory. Bertha Spencer Miller of North Palm and togetherness among the staff, non Street. Manchester Police charged two cash, jewelry, pewter, silver and average man earns $80 per months Beach, Fla., 11 grandchildren and presided at last Wednesday, felt kids and parents. It was a team situa­ As to his first day with the full stu­ men with driving while under the in­ other items were stolen was reported two great-grandchildren. mixed emotions over their new post. tion entirely,” he said and explained fluence of liquor Friday. at a Grant Street residence Friday The funeral will be Monday at 11 Dr. Wolf was especially thoughtful dent body, he said, “You’re so caught morning. that they had to be ingenious often to up with what’s going on where you They were Gary J. Kotulak, 22, of a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, as he evaluated his first day’s overcome the school’s inadequacies. 222 Sandra Drive, East Hartford, and 142 E. Center St., Manchester. Burial experience at his new job in the are that you give all your attention to “My two sons went to Green, a new situation.” He credited a good Timothy Donahue, 25, of 26 Walnut Lester Waite, 36, of 23 Spring St., will be in the Elmwood Cemetery, Richard L. Martin elementary before I became principal, and it was St., Manchester. Kotulak also was Rockville, was charged with breach school. staff with being the key to a well-run Vernon. a big part of my life for 25 years or charged with speeding. of peace on a warrant in connection He said it went “beautifully.” situation. rcO p ic/ rOOa Friends may call at the funeral more.” He said he hoped the building Timbrell is still in a familiar situa­ Court date for Kotulak is Sept. 26. with an incident Aug. 20. He was home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. and “I never could envision when I was would be put to good use. tion because at Buckley, there is a Court date for Donahue is Sept. 19. released on a non-surety bond for Monday from 10 a.m. until the at (Jreen School that things could be He further reminisced. court Sept. 19. funeral. so nice. The staff, the parents and the program for a multi-handicapped “Everybody walked to school, it was primary age group. Police also reported the theft of a The family suggests that any exceedingly well trained kids, I Mark Saternis, 23, of 23 Cottage a small district. Most of the kids Timbrell’s first regular school day 1966 Plymouth Barracuda from the memorial gifts may be made to the wouldn’t have thought it was the first St., Rockville, was charged with knew each other even before they was made, he said, when he parking lot at 346V2 W. Middle Turn­ Heart Fund. day” Wolf commented. He added pike. went to school.” But he looks recognized one little boy he had at reckless driving on West Road that the modern furnishings of the forward eagerly to supervising in his Vernon Thursday night. Court date is Sept. school with its carpeted halls all Keeney. new post with its modern educational A burglary in which over ?5,000 in 19. made for a memorable school facilities. opening in his experience During Edward Timbrell’s 19 years ( About Town ) The Green School, where Wolf had as principal of Keeney Street School, been principal for the past 16 years, he saw the school expanded

Friendship Circle of the Salvation Capt. Roy Pinette and Sgt. Maj. Gilbert Bennett display bat­ Army will have a potluck Monday at Many Churches Begin Pfc. Eugene Cyr of Manchester inspects his M16 rifle. 6 p.m. at The Citadel. Miss Karen tle streamers on CTARNG flag marking every battle in which Krinjak will talk about her recent the division has participated. trip. Regular Fall Schedule

The Parents Without Partners will Many Manchester area churches Dr. John Eddy. are beginning their fall schedule of sponsor a dance Sunday at Piano’s worship services and Christian L'nion Congregational Restaurant, Bolton with dancing education classes on Sunday. from 7 to 11 p.m. The proceeds will Union Congregational Church of benefit the muscular dystrophy foun­ Center Congregational Rockville will begin its fall schedule dation. The public is invited.' Tickets Center Congregational Church, 11 with a new hour for worship. Ser­ will be sold at the door. Center St., Manchester, will begin its vices will be at 10 a.m. Sundays in­ regular Church School program Sun-- stead of at 10:45 a.m. as in the past. Church School teachers will be com­ Manchester Composite Squadron day, with registration in classrooms missioned Sunday, and Church of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Sun­ at 10 a.m. Grade 3 pupils will attend School will start Sept. 17 with a Rally day from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the worship with their parents in the Manchester State Armory, Main sanctuary, at which time they will Day program at 9:45 a.m. Street. Membership is open to all receive Bibles. Classes are for Rockville Methodist young people from Grade 7 through Grades 7 and under. Rockville United Methodist Church high school. More information may Trinity Covenant will conduct its Sunday services at ARMIS Spec. 4 Scott Paul installs a new tailpipe be obtained by calling 646-6344 or 871- Trinity Covenant Church, 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Richard E. 0257. Hackmatack Street, Manchester, Thompson has assumed the pastorate on a 4-wheel drive vehicle. begins its fall schedule with worship of the church. Manchester-Silktown LaLeche services at 8:15 and 10:50 a.m. First Congregational, Ver­ League will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. Sunday Bible School classes will non at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. meet at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary, Center St. Babies are welcome. The First Congregational Church with all age groups participating in a of Vernon will observe Rally Day Topic of the informal discussion will Rally Day program. Nursery Registrars receive plaque for efforts be “Advantages of Breastfeeding for Sunday, and members of the board of facilities are provided. The school is Christian education will be on hand in Nathan Agostinelli, left, and Francis Mother and Baby.” For more infor­ open to those interested and registra­ plaque certified that the town had a turnout mation, call Lois Lawrence, 32 the breezeway and classrooms at Mahoney, right, co-chairmen of tion may be made Sunday morning. 9:55 a.m. to help with class registra­ of more than 80 percent for the 1976 election.' Walker St., 649-5056, or Janice Manchester’s Bicentennial Committee, Cnitarian-Universaliat tion. New children should be brought A nationwide voter registration contest was Chetelat, 830 Rachel Road, 649-5017. presented a plaque Wednesday to Peg Lucas, Spec. 4 Scott Paul and Pfc. Mike LaPrade, at the armory, Manchester’s Unitarian Univer- a few minutes earlier this first Sun­ held in conjunction with the Bicentennial both of Manchester, repair military vehicle day. second from left, and Carol McCarthy, The Episcopal Church Women of salist Society: East will resume its celebration. (Herald photo by Pinto) St. Mary’s Church will have a meetings Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Our Savior Lutheran workers in the registrars of voters office. The workshop for the fall fair Monday at Community Y, 78 N. Main St., Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 Manchester. In Memoriam In Memoriam 7:30 p.m. in the old parish hall. Graham Road, South Windsor, will Id sad and loving memory of my In loving memory of John J. Lufa Members are asked to bring scissors. The Rev. Arnold Westwood, begin its program of Christian educa­ Dear Husband. Herbert James who passed away September 10. 1965. / minister, will discuss “What Unites Fire Calls Liggett, who passed away ^ p t. 9,19^. tion Sunday with a parade in the im­ It broke our hearts to loss you. Us U.U.s.” Children will attend the mediate area of the church, to invite Ten lonely years have gone by. But you did not go alone. Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, Since you went without saying good­ For part of us went with you. m ating with their parents. Infants all neighborhood parents to enroll Manchester Friday, 2:15 p.m. — medical bye. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the call at 1260 Main St. The day (M called you home. Teen Center Annex of Manchester will be cared for by member their children in Sunday School for Friday, 1:15 a.m. — water A million words could never express, volunteers. call, 420 E. Center St. (Town) Friday, 2:43 p.m. — medical The heartbreak and the sadness. Sadly missed by Recreation Center. ’The meeting is pre-kindergarten through Grade 8. call at 272 Main St. (hie gift in life I cannot buy. Wife a ^ Children open to all area men interested in Music will be provided by a brass Worship Services will be each Sun­ East Hartford One that is rare and true. quartet consisting of Roland Chirico, Firday, 4:25 p.m. - medical Is the gift of the wonderful Husband singing four-part barbershop har­ day at 9 and 10:15 a.m., with an Adult Friday, 7:41 a.m. — medical call at 353 Tolland St. I had in you. Curtis Coolidge, Bob Richardson and Priceless memories 1 will treasure mony. Bible Class at 9:15 a.m. call at Park Avenue and Friday, 4:27 p.m. — brush forever. Longing for you Dear Herbert, Oakland Street. fire on Alps Drive. But forgetting you never. GREETING CARDS The Manchester Veterans of Friday, 9:33 a.m. - box Friday, 5:42 p.m. - And the wound is as fresh today, , ros m occASHMs alarm pulled at Penney High dumpster fire, rear of 1205 As when you left me broken- Foreign Wars Post 2046 and its ladies Manchester Meeting Schedule School. Main St. Hcarted ten years ago today. teOurLarstOitiitoy auxiliary will take part in two state Friday, 2:09 p.m. — medical Friday, 7:50 p.m.—medical Sadly Missed by His ARTHUR 0RU6 department visits Sunday. ’They will call at 1^ Silver Lane. call on Crescent Drive. Loving Wife visit the Northampton Hospital Here’s next week’s schedule of 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Ruth M. Uggett public meetings in Manchester where they will bring their colors and Hearing Room. Camping Popular UsnchMUc IwnlnB Herald take part in the parade. ’They also (locations are in Municipal Building, Wednesday 41 Center St., unless noted); ST. JOHNS, U.S. Virgin PuMWwd NATIVE PEACHES will take part in the Rocky Hill 7 p.m. —Community Development Monday Islands (UPI) — ’The Maho »»«"*y r.Cenn.ftil0WMii8>. Hospital carnival. Advisory Committee, Illlng Junior Bay tent cottage facility oond CtMt M MNw. . EXCeLLEMT FOB FREEZIMQ « CAMMIMO 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning High School, 229 E. Middle ’Turnpike. located in a private RED RRAVENSTERN Commission, Hearing Room. Suggested Carrier Rates 7:30 p.m. —Handicapped Com­ preserve withn the boun­ PwtMhAdvMot 7:45 p.m. —Library Board, Mary mittee, Lincoln Center Coffee Room. daries of the U.S. Virgin and Cheney Library. Lottery J Thursday Islands National Park lus On# nwMh...... ttio MILTON APPLES 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 N. added 18 more acres to its Thm moiMw...... i tt n >' School St. 6:3Q p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate SW EET APPLE CIDER ’The winning number drawn Friday Court. camping area. Although Tuesday less than two years old, it MMRMMgpanRwiuM^ FERRANDO ORCHARD in the Connecticut daily lottery was 7:30 p.m. —Conservation Commis­ SuOwrIbira mho Ml to rMS«i 871. 4:30 p.m. —Dental Clinic Com­ sion, Coffee Room. is one of the most popular M r imuMMir brioro SdO p.m. BIRCH MOUNTAIN RO., CLABTONRURY mittee, Hearing Room. family camping sites in the ttiouM Mtphoiw M drotildlon S MIee Beyond Vito’s Restaurant Pulling kitchen duty at the armory are, Pfc. Ken Hatfield of Manchester, and Pfc dfpwtiTwnl, S47-tt4S. ■j from Caribbean. left, Pfc. Burton Smith of Coventry, Ranell Chaney of Hartford. Pfc. Ken Hatfield cleans a M60 machine gun. 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Some Great News I have to quit now because W indsor, 575; Nadine sauce, whipped potato with Bowling League at the News for Senior Citizens I Here’s some great news: this a much longer report Malcolm, 566; Olive gravy, buttered green Parkade Lanes. MANCHESTER CiVc^iNiiNij EVENING HtiittALU,HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 9. 1978 —- PAGPAGl E NINE It seems that Mr. and Mrs. than I usually make but I Houghtaling, 561. peas, roll and butter, By WALLY FORTIN feel it’s important to Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 11 with the new Band Shell Cupid have struck again We had four tables for chocolate ice cream, Hi, good people! The the Hartford Civic Center. explain our programs as a.m., free blood pressure located on the Community and while you’re reading bridge and the lucky beverage. joint w ill be jumping once He is a certified music this, two of our members we start a new season. clinic; 10 a.m.. Friendship College grounds. Well, at 7 winners were: Kay Friday: Steamed hot dog Garaventa Describes Working on Russian Farm again starting Monday teacher, and is associated have already tied the knot. Circle and pinochle games; p.m., you all are invited to We had 30 players out on Bennett, 4,150; Vivien on a busn, baked beans, (Editor’s note: This is a report morning. Everything is with the Landerman Agen­ Yep, they up and got noon, lunch served; 12:30 (Editors note: This is a report work,” calls my Soviet host mother,mother. cooking great food. She wisely does agronomy laboratory one dav. nr group crmnn ofnf rhiiHrenchildren that taotag alnnnalong nnon ___ some real exciting enter­ the golf course last Lesperance 3,560; Irene cole slaw, Jell-0, from John Garaventa of Manchester, mother seems to like this activity best pretty well all set for the cy, Layne Artist Manage­ themselves married. We p.m., bridge games; 1 So, this starts my working day on a not use her English in order to en­ plowing a field or chopping forage in their bikes. Each day the group of tainment and a real old Tuesday. Low gross scores W alch, 3,540; Je ssica beverage. who is in Russia this summer on the as shows off her two new house winter season and Gloria ment Bureau, and the Bob­ here all are delighted and p.m., craft class. Bus state collective farm in Russia. Up at courage Wanda Anderson, another a Soviet harvester another time. The followes grows larger as a new biker fashioned sing-a-long. were Joseph Grinavich, 40; Hayes, 2,990. 4-H Young Agricultural Specialists 7 a.m. for a huge breakfast served guests. Although she has seen our has corraled the following by Kaye and A1 Gentile wish the newlyweds many Schedule for Week pickup at 8:30 a.m., return Young Agricultural Specialist farm produces 6,500 tons of milk, 5,- will ask, “ The Americanitz?” “ Da Many of you have heard Jim Fee, 42; Harvey Exchange Program. He has a with warm bread. My host mother family pictures several times, when volunteers for September orchestras. many happy returns and Menu for Week Monday; 7:30 a.m., bus trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Exchange delegate from Maine, and 000 tons of potatoes and 2,000 tons of eta pravdo — yes this is true,” I “ Bernie” Bentley and his Leach, 44; Tony Lum- Bachelor of Science degree in animal serves a fantastic breakfast of we leave a fact about a photo out, and October. You’ll be in for a real the best of health for many Monday: Sliced white for Cape Cod; 8:30 a.m.. Thursday: 10 a.m. to me to speak Russian. As a matter of grain a year. answer. It then becomes a parade of talking banjo. He has bruno, 43. Low net scores: science from the University of mashed potatoes, fried eggs and she'll fill in the missing information. Bill Rice, Mike enjoyable evening and so years. Oh yes, it happened turkey on a roll, tomato Senior Golf League at East noon, open shuffleboard fact, it was two days before we dis­ A worker can make as much as 370 four or five kids on bikes asking planned a real enjoyable Jack Jaslowski, 29;,John Connecticut. Garaventa is the son of kelbas along with pancakes. A ll the Haberern, A1 Bourret, plan on taking in this show. to a fellow who resides in and cucumber wedges, Hartford Golf Course; 10 games and card games; covered she knew English. rubles a month if one is a specialist questions of “ The American.” night for everyone, es­ Reid, 30; George Vallone, Mr. and Mrs. Ermano Garaventa of time she urges me to “ eat more, eat Johanna Badsteubner and By the way. you should Florida but came up here potato chips, chilled fruit, a.m., kitchen social noon, lunch; 1 p.m. to 4 My host brother, Sasha, is in his or 255 rubles a month if one is a trac­ pecially you seniors. He 31; Tom Irvine, 31. beverage. 109 N. Lakew ood C ir c le He more.” Martha LaBate w ill all help bring your own lawn chairs to visit his son for a few games; noon, lunch p.m., continued first year of college in the city of tor driver. Rent on our host fam ily’s Once back at my new home supper As the day ends, I think of all the will pass out song sheets graduated in 1977 from UConn and with our kitchen social so you can sit in comfort. months, Mr. Thomas On Wednesday we had six Wednesday: Homemade served; 1 p.m,, pinochle shuffleboard games. No My host family lives in a new Minsk. My attractive host sisters are apartment is about five rubles a is served. After supper my host things that my Soviet fam ily and and hopefully will get wants to be an agent with the Hart­ games. Our kitchen help Don’t forget, it’s this Tompkins, and he found a and a half tables for vegetable soup with games. Bus pickup at 8:30 bus today. apartment building provided by the Tonya, 17, and an 8-year-old sister, month. father comes in late from work at American family have in common. ford County Agricultural Extension for those games w ill be everyone in the Wednesday, Sept. 13, at the likable companion in Aldea pinochle and the lucky crackers, tuna salad with a.m., return trips at 12:30 Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen state farm for some of the farm Ola. When Wanda and I return at day’s which time both he and his wife have My trip to the Soviet Union is coor­ winners were: Arvid Program.) workers. My host father, Val, Georgina Vince, Marge neighborhood. Bernie has Band Shell starting at 7 Arsenault, and that is what lettuce on whole wheat, and 3:30 p.m. social games; noon, lunch During the day our group of 12 end to our new home, our host supper together. dinated in the United States by appeared on radio, TV. at Peterson, 647; Paul manages the machinery garage in Hali and Lena Speed. p.m. Rain date is Friday, it’s all about. How about gingerbread with whipped Tuesday: 9 a.m., square served; 1 p.m., setback By JOHN GARAVENTA delegates gets together and works in mother is there to welcome us with a National 4-H Council, Washington, the Bushnell Memorial. Schuetz, 594; Rene Maire, this agricultural region. He assigns Helping with our card Sept. 15. that? topping, beverage. dance lessons and bus for games. Bus pickup at 8:30 "Ivan, Ivan,” the once strange different fields of the 9,130 hectar, or big hello and “ How was your day?” In the late evening we may go to D.C., in behalf of the Cooperative Mark Twain Memorial and 580; George Last, 579; the many tractors to the day’s work games will be Marjorie Thursday: Roast breast shopping; 1 p.m., return a.m., return trips at 12:30 sound used instead of my name John, 22,560-acre farm. Along with us, If there is time before supper, I the movie theatre where a new Exchange Service of the University Mina Reuther, 577; Grace in each field. McLain and George Last. of chicken, cranberry from shopping and Senior and 3:30 p.m. instantly aroused me from my sleep. there are 1,370 men and women often go jogging through the village Soviet film is shown every night, or of Connecticut. International My host mother, Nina, is an Our Friday office gal will “ It’s time for breakfast and then working in all aspects of agricultural and around a nearby lake. I am never we may watch television, read, or Harvester Co. of Chicago provides major funding. be Helen Martino. English teacher when she is not production. We may be working in an alone on my daily jog due to a small perhaps visit neighbors. My host With all these old pros helping us, we should be in for some fun games. By the ^ops open Simd^9m-spm way, we try to pick new volunteers on an every two month basis and if you'd Slop a Shop Coupon l ud like to help us, just leave FEATURES! With this cotxwn arxJ a 57 50 tw chaw c your name with Gloria or Ruth at the office. FOR SUN., MON. and TUES ..... Come this Monday and ^ ngN Ic Ifw Nrt rMporaOi tar m x W k M cm n PncM S«« errviSwl 12 1978 — *- -—j- rrprm i iiii one bus will be leaving for - «id O] n o tn irn ia ljf <»pci mductt on » ’ Free! a few days at the Cape. Prices EffejeUvo Septemiier Campfcfell’s Those going should arrive at the center here around 7 Chicken i a.m. as the bus will be FINAST COUPON leaving at 7:30 a.m. We % Upton I Noodle! will have name tags for Gen. Frederick Coutig your luggage, as you Soupi arrive. 'Xup-A-Soup ^ SA Citadel Some great news for all you folks is that starting Hosts Goutts this coming week we will 9 Delicious Flavors 4 envelope Gen . Frederick Coutts, ^ 208C be once again serving food Goo(3Sun, Sepl 10 • Sat. Sept 16 ” here at the center. Meals package retired ecclesiastical, ad­ Limit one per cuslomef ministrative and legal head will be served on Monday, I 'VitftihiScoapcinandSTSOpufchaseoffnofe89 VaM September 6 thru September t?, 197a. limit of The Salvation Army, Wednesday, Thursday and W coupon per tamity m will be the guest of the Friday at noon, and soon Manchester Citadel Corps we hope to include FINAST COUPON Tuesdays as well. Sunday at its 10:45 a.m. Stop & Shop One thing we don’t like to Pillsbury Pillsbury Worship Service. talk about but must, and Bleached or The general assumed the that is the price of meals. Unbleached ■ I w U i Heinz Ketchup office of international Extra Mild You all realize that the Cake Mixes leader of The Salvation ••• Army following his elec­ price for food has tion by the high council on BaidKsOQ* worth! skyrocketed and therefore Lemon, Yellow O c to b e r 1, 1963. He 1 pound pkg. our regular lunch w ill cost Devils Food suceeded Gen. Wilfred Its more the 75 cents and the big meal Of Marble 18^4 oz. ^ 2 9 * Kielbasi *1.69 on Thursday w ill cost $1.25. Kitching. Pork Sausage 99* 2 pound jar pkg- U lllM y ®*rl»nl>«<6tfrgS«plemtietl2,1978 Lmlono As general, he not only Skippy 18oz jar This is still very 59 * co«pon(»lamjy F Chicken Hot Dogs I reasonable compared to directed the Arm y’s world­ CannedH other places when you get wide program, but was MaNcreMtSIced H iO \B o lo g r a Stool Shot^lpoutdchg 1.19 eanut a nice tasty sandwich, cup also responsible for the Geisha extension of its work and of soup, dessert and a Beef Bottom the appointments of its ad­ comer deli Tempting deli foods! beverage. On Thursdays Savarin Butter you get such things as Chunk Tuna ministrative officers. Avadabto in stores featuring a setvice dek breast of chicken, ham, pot Beef©* Rama A Salvation Army officer roast, fish and all the trim­ Coffee since 1921, his long service Bolagiia*j|^ 89 mings. included 15 years in charge Round Roast In Fenway Brand Spaghetti-O’s F'arxxrAmencan 4 cans 1 Saltines A ll the happenings here Regular. $ of evangelistic centers in Beef Up Your Appelhes For Quality L0on pkgs Stop & Shop Raisins on Monday will be pretty various parts of Great Bri­ Alpsberg Cheese '2.29 Naturally lender and Lite Lunch Soups 2 1 s w Auto or 499 Cnchea B«e< or Sa Pack c41W 0)jic« packages can tain, and 18 years with the much the same as in the Tender, Juicy, USDA Choice S^eclkm ! Elec. Perk ^ o p & S h o p - Cooked lean. Makes a delicious, past and you’ll find it an­ literary department at wasteless pot roast Veryfine 50 count I 1 lb. can International Simmer in onion or 29 nounced in the schedule. Headquarters in London. I USDA ( tomato soup lor Square Dancing Corned Beef a great meal. During this period. Salva­ R at C u t Apple* Lunch On Tuesday we start out tion Army periodicals Square Dance lessons with Only carried many articles from Beef Rump Roast Beef Round sauce “Happy Hail” calling the his pen, revealing his bent Glazed Ham ’3.79 5 ounce instructions once again. and flair for writing. This Potato Salad 49* The lessons are open to all talent led to his appoint­ Beef Bottom Round Steakr^ttie^l .69. Manchester seniors at a .ChickenSalad ‘1.99 ment to the literary "Great Beef $ -4 Q Q Penn Dutch Noodles nominal fee of $1 per Beef Round Cube Steak USOACtioice I .OvJlb ' 59* Sandwich Bags KS; department at which time Broad MedMTiorFre lesson. Action starts at 9 he was promoted to depart­ Instant Potatoes gg< Snack Pack Puddings a.m. our kitchen mstuyHtrg^Jack 4pacKof5cxrc«car»AssariedFiaMn ment head. Foods from our chela Beef Eye Round Roast L Also in the morning our The general and his wife big bus w ill be taking folks ^ Stop & Shop hock full o’ Nuts will accompanied by Maj. B eef Round Kabobs use out for their weekly shop­ and Mrs. Howard R. Fresh Cheese ping starting at the new Evans, leader of The jU u n d ir y 11b can senior homes on Spencer ^ Top Blade Salvation Army in Connec­ Street at 8:30 a.m. Boneiess Top P i**a r*l? * ^ r e s n ^ ^ 3 0 Boneless ticut and Rhode Island. O ^ e e In the afternoon it wiii be Also participating in the Fresh Cheese Rzza Xot ‘1.79 the start of our Senior Steak Round Steak service will be Miss Judith Potato Salad vwSfrSSi, 49* Ptiih spare Rihsln^ Boyvling League at the London Broil Hulteen of Worcester, y j^resh Turkey R e Parkade Lanes. Action Beef Chuck Beef ^ Mass., vocal soloist, who Colonial Master-Smoked 4-5 lbs. there starts at 1 p.m. and Shoulder ^ has sung extensively there is still room for $489 seafood Tasty deep sea freata frO Z e n A II kinds ol special values for quick-to-fix meals throughout Europe and the bowlers and all one need to I Bone Pork Shoulder99. United States. hresnFresh uCod od do is to drop down at the ■ lb. In 5^ pound lu bag Minute Maid ■ lb. The Citadel Songsters Perdue-Whole or Split alleys around 12:30 p.m. ?® with Lillian Perrett as Wednesday is going to be 1 leader, and the Citadel S teak 9 9 » Fresh Cod Rllets ’1.89» French O ra ^ e a very busy day because Band under the direction of Chicken Breast!^ the Public Health Nurses Farm Fresh Dairy Features! ^odRIets ’1.49 Michael Orfitelli, band­ Fries Juice w ill be giving free blood Beef Round master, will also par­ Countryfine-Point Cut pressure tests to all seniors Underblade ticipate in the service led 16 ounce from 9 to 11 a.m. in the frozen meat super savings! can by Captain Arthur W. basement of our center. Cube Steak Corned BeeS^"^^»*oNi Chuck Steak Carlson, the commanding Countryfine Also on that morning, we officer. Buitoni Pasta 59* Bone-In Fresh - Tur1an or Pan$en Macaroni & Cheese 69* folks to meet to talk over ■ pound ' By Lutherans Twenty 4-Ounce PatliM. old times, learn new hob­ ■ lb. Skinned &Deveined Birds Eye Stop & Shop bies and have a real old Fresh From Baker Street! Rally Day will be fashioned chit chat. It’s Underblacle S t e a k , ^ 1.49 Boneless Top Blade Steak______observed Sunday at b a k e ry s p e c ia l buys from our bakery. also a great opportunity for Choice b. 1.79 99* Emanuel Lutheran Church m Boneless Tip .. •, 1.89 Beef L i v e r 0 9 . O I Ice you foiks who are new 7-Bone Steak ... »,99* with an open house at the Plain or Assorted ^ountryfine Fresh or Frozen members to get acquainted T-Bone Steak'^-SSr...... „ 2.39 Rib SteakuriX'SS'T™...... ^,1.99 Church School at 9:45 a.m. and meet new friends. A brief presentation con­ Daisy Dbniits ream While this is going on we Richmond cerning the new 3pkg. Ground Beef o T will have our regular From Our Produce Department... First O' The Fresh! curriculum will be made s to p s Shop Pint Pkg Wheat Bread Sold only in 9 ounce bowl Assorted Flavors pinochle games going on in Margaine by Judy Torstenson, Chris­ 11'/zoz. pkg of 12 ^ 0 3 9 the main hall. Lunch will tian education director. 3 pound packages Premium Bread ^ ‘1 Sara Lee Pound Cake 1.09 Vz Gal. Sherbet 89* be served at noon and 12:30 Children will meet their produce Buttertop Bread S K p tS h o p 2 ta M H *1 Turnovers 69* Fudges Pop “S’iSSSI’ ‘1.19 p.m. we start our bridge teachers and register for Quality & Freshness. games. This year we have their classes. Coconut C ake tSWoifcSpEg 3Q* Eggo Waffles It ounce package 59* Haddock Fillets ’“i'S* ‘1.79 some new people coming in B ananas A fellowship hour will be English Muffins 2 pligs 1 Deluxe Pizza '2.29 Rsh Sticks 89* and we are working to Frozen Favorite! 39* held in Luther Hall, and everyone w ill have an op­ Junior Fruit Riies Slept Shop 4 Golden Yellow make he games more or Union enjoyable for all. Then at 1 Golden Health & Beauty Aids! portunity to meet the new d a i r y Money -saving values from our dairy cases. p.m. our craft class w ill be student pastor, Tom health & beauty aids 10 count Assorted Flavors busy making articles for Ripe Larsen. He is a student at lanas our up and coming craft I^^Pot Pies Chicago Lutheran Final N et Hair Spray 89* fair. IS 3 Pound Bag U.S. No. - 2’A in ^ ii^ ^ A Deodorant Seminary in Chicago and - nNMv.ltourtidarUkiHolMamAMCw P illsbury __Country Not Over Yet Beef, Chicken, formerly lived in Exeter, \ JntensiveCare ‘1.19 LNewCountryJ Y O f i U A Turkey or Neb.. y Kscuits Now if you think we’re Macaroni & Cheese Arrtd There will be only one ■ Butter­ busy, well we are, but it milk or 2 5 ^ Roll-On worship service at 11 a.m., Free Doien Large Country' 7 'A o f ^ isn’t over yet. pkgs J g Sweet^m a 1 2 ""89* Regular or XX with Pastor Ronald Four­ M ie s . Style t o You a ll are acquainted 9 9 i ; Eggs with each ro ll 79 nier preaching. His sermonl Fresh Green M argarine ''STS'itS" 69* Plain Yogurt 79* topic w ill be “ Help It of Him developed. Fresh Calif. Sweet Potatoes 6 Cottage Cheese « 69* Happen.” Pastor Dale Cream Cheese '•KSJS”’ 79* SmiN or L v g t C irt OPEN ALL DAY Bringyour exposed to« or co kx print (Urn to Deluxe Cheese Slices ‘1.19 (Justafson w ill lead the Stops Shop this week only and receive Peppers orYam s Sour Cream 59* Be Sure To Look For Our Value-Packed Wednesday Ad In Broccoli Bonlan'i Rocew O W M e or Y»low^i ouica pkQ 2 SUNDAY liturgy and Larsen w ill Kng Sour imrtabon one dozen Stop S Shop large egos free of Sofve with buttor Great baked, serve as lector. charge. No coupon Of ChO M tM U C O - Gal. Orange Juice ‘1.79 Whole Milk Ricotta ‘1.99 ARTHUR DRUfi maahed or candied SKp 4 Shc(>ctuac gilon iuu In the afternoon, the con­ Sepl 16.1978 bunch59 39 OrtgontZb conUrw This Newspaper Starting Another Full Week Of Values! gregation will board a bus at the church at 3 to take the Connecticut River Cruish from Old Saybrook. , Charter Oak Mall Silwr Lane 4 Fwbes SL • U C D M n i l Rts.83t30yetno(iCircle nAllGHESTER .MCT HlRTFORn ^ ■ rn llllll Xim.lnnm Hmi.111 n>mAnm kllNiMY PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cpnn., Sat,, Sept. 9, 1978 ’ '

Town Committee Told That Town Attorney Erred ( Community Calindara ) YOO'U ALWAYS DO BETTER AT A&P WITH NEW... By CLAIRE CONNELLY requested the information from and addresses of teachers would remedy violations of the state's and emergency meetings must file A .f% d o V O T Wednesday Herald Correspondent School Superintendent Arnold FOI rules if they serve a specific violate the Privacy Act. Freedom of Information Act. The minutes within 72 hours.” Town com ­ Elman. She is Coventry coordinator function beyond factfinding. Retirement Board, 6 p.m.. Town Hall COVENTRY - Mitchell Perlman Ms. Moore said she would write to five-member board insures freedom Monday for gubernatorial hopeful Ronald mittees are excluded from these Jim Ladd, a member of the town’s of the State Freedom of Information the FOI to determine whether she } Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Office personnel office. Sarasin and wanted to send to the fo access to government agency requirements. Board of Tax Review, asked if it Commission (FOI) told the has grounds for filing a complaint ! Building. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 teachers candidate position meetings and documents on the “ We have about six hearings a would be legal for his group to go into A #1 ttWM iGirfniMd ttetni H («t* MullaMe tai Mta mm' against the superintendent. She also Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., p.m., Town Council chambers. Republican Town Committee this state, regional, and municipal level, week, and most agencies comply * tolSUd* •*'"‘ **‘ "clji „ statements on education. executive (closed) session on com­ Human Rights Commission, 7:30, Ray­ week that Town Attorney Abbott said she might obtain a list of the he stated. with the decision of the commission. Town Office Building. Ms. Moore claimed that Elman plaints that com e become it. “ I mond Library on Main Street. a i w w m q n ^ ^ Schwebel erred in citing the Privacy names of the teachers and send her “ Meeting violations are most of About 10 percent of the cases go to Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 contacted the town attorney after the would not recommend this ” C M u n Bmis i M u ywomI nam M ______Act as a reason for disallowing the material directly to the schools. our business,” he explained. court, and we have lost only one of p.m., Town Office Building. Thursday FOI informed him that it had never Perlman replied, “ unless it ’is HERE'S HOW “Cold* ToiT M ne «■ itnrir dgdir yot ipind («iiceM on reiease of the names and addresses Perlman told the Republicans that “ Regular local meetings must be about 40 cases.” Perlman, an at­ Insurance Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. I■ miicto oidnM by ii». had a case on this issue. Schwebel specifically allowed by the FOI act IT WORKS.. of town teachers. the commission was created by a posted with the town clerk’s office, torney, said that subcommittees of Office Building. Town Council chambers. told Elman that divulging the names such as in a case th at involves pen­ rrs AS EASY Residents Nancy Moore had 1975 act of the state legislature to special meetings need 24-hour notice. public agencies may be subject to the ding claims and litigation.” Tuesday AS ^^3-4 Sow y m tttn ia M la n ty ’’Ctvir StYlngi" booMeto iviiio M i • « Ibi cbK titM i Eacti boatw boMi W eoiM fm . G et t;700E xtra Democratic primary, noon to 8 p.m., Hebron 2 i r e a Andover Elementary School. Sunday _ M io iii yoar M $gp> Swtago booblili tn n id i ttw Supar Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Andover 3 ^***80 CP*oli*.ii* ''‘ O'' >l> M« spooM Final day of Hebron Harvest Fair, noon !*0K k ntNb. WoM nor I * . k f e f s Elementary School. ^ COLD BOND ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 value packed circular to midnight. Lions Park, Route 85. Midget Games IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS' Wednesday Open house, 9:15 to 11:30 a.m.. First Yob con ilo* rodoom yow otiinp)i tor bMitlM gnu Iron da Sold Bond ctWog. sSoyt iy t yanye w Ttonpi...... in ‘ ■ — School Building Committee, 8 p.m., An­ Congregational Church. VERNON — The Vernon ■:8ooko. Booko. OOlBobMooibobM Im IIt t ABP.ASP. Midget Football League dover Elementary School. Monday 4 9TMIVIPS will open the 1978 season on Conservation (Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to Sunday at Legion Field member’s home. 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. CWCKTHBSlWaJBVMLYUm SUPHt aiWWCS PRICBS AT ABPt starting at 11:30 a.m. WALDBAUM'S Town sanitarian, 8 to 9 p.m.. Town Of­ This is the 18th season SAVE SUNDAY Bolton fice Building. for the league which com ­ SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL Today Brownie and Girl Scout registration, 7 SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL petes in the William to 8:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. Food Mart Voter-making session, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Skoneski Football ■ |WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET Tuesday I WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET | Conference which covers Community Hall. northern and central Sunday Democratic primary, noon to 8 p.m., A&P - GRADE“A” ALL PURPOSE FLOUR Connecticut. ihru SATURDAY! Hebron Elementary School. A&P MEAT OR BEEF Bolton Congregational Church Pilgrim Brownie and Girl Scout registration, 7 The two Vernon teams, FOOD MARTS Youth Fellowship, 2 p.m., home of Mr. CHASE & ^ "Pick Your Own” Fresh ProduceT\ to 8:30 p.m., Hebron Elementary School. th e Pioneers and GENERIC "NO FRILLS' ^ v Pillsbury Tetley and Mrs. William Brendle, 21 Rolling Hills LARGE EGGS GOLD MEDAL SANBORN Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 Shamrocks, will both com ­ Trail. BOLOGNA pete in the southern divi­ LABEL PRODUCTS! Crisp California p.m.. Town Office Building. Flour Monday 5-lb. bag sion of the,ponference. BLEACHED OR UNBLEACHED Tea Bags COFFEE Utilization Study Committee, 7:30 p.m., REGULAR ■ AUTOMATIC DRIP 1 -lb . pkg. The games Sunday will S LB BAG 100 COUNT PKG Town Clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to Gilead Hill School. Ground Beef 8 ELECTRIC ■ 1 LB CAN Iceberg Lettuce 9 p.m.. Community Hall. (S lic e d ) be exhibition games and WITH ISOLATED PROTEIN Wednesday Boy Scout organizational meeting, 7 to 9 will pit the Pioneers Public Health nurse, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. EXCELLENT FOR p.m., Bolton Congregational Church against the Enfield Town Office Building. educational building. Lancers and the MEAT LOAF - Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Shamrocks against the En­ PATTIES OR STUFFING POLANEK’t JAM LOVERS DELUXE FRENCH Tuesday Office Building. field Starrs. STRAWBERRY JAM » WISHBONE DRESSING '‘ o- *omE 99. STOCK UP SALE! Democratic primary, noon to 8 p.m.. Thursday The Pioneer’s “C” team, HORMEL CHILI BEANS Community Hall. DOZEN CHOCOLATE FU M E OR CHOCOLATE CKiArk vLAsic DILLS 79* Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Of­ which is composed of the c U.S. NO. 1 - ALL PURPOSE Board of Health, 7 p.m., Community HUNT'S PUDDING PACK ALUMINUM FOIL ^ »olu 39« fice Building. CARTON younger and smaller boys, HEAVY DUTY LIQUID Hall. LB. Hebron Board of Education, 8 p.m., will play a preliminary SHASTA COLA TOPCO DETERGENT .om. ‘ 1.69 Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 library, Gilead Hill School. game starting at 11:30 a.m. 3 LB. PACKAGE Yellow Onions p.m., firehouse. Community Health Services Inc., 7:30 with the older teams LOW LOW PRICE Park Advisory Committee, 8 p.m., p.m., Columbia. scheduled to start the dou­ COMPARE AND SAVEI w CottonelleTVanity Fair Toaster SCOOP Herrick Memorial Park. ble header at 1 p.m. YOUR Wednesday All teams have been OWNI South Windsor practicing for three weeks BathTissuel Towels Pastries Brownie and Girl Scout registration, SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL WALDBAUM'S N. Y. STYLE DELI! WHIll 8 ASSOBTtO I V.’ SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL but there are still some ALL VARIETIES 3:15 p.m.. Community Hall. Today ■1 I'OLL PACK I l.,’5 COUNT JUMBO ROLL U.S.NO 1 - ALL PURPOSE WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET openings for boys. New LUNDY IMPORTED FOOD CLUB - n OZ PKG CALIFORNIA Thursday Wapping Fair, opens at noon until mid­ [WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET I WITH ONE FILLED SUPER SAVINGS BOOKLET | registrations will be Eastern Shore night, Rye Street Park fairgrounds. FJORDLAND Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton QUARTERS SUPERB BRAZILIAN COFFEES accepted through Sept. 15 Cooked Sweet Juicy Center School library. Sunday FRESH - YELLOW during practices at legion P o ta to e s Wapping Fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Scantic Field every night at 6. Swiss Coventry Ham REGULAR OR ELECTRIC FERK IKTTY CROCKIR P LB. BAG N e c ta rin e s Valley Riders horseshow. Religious Classes Today A&P BUTTER EIGHT O'CLOCKl AND SHOULDER FOOD CLUB COFFEE «» *1.99 BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX Wapping Fair, 11:30 a.m.. Five Mile ONIONS BOLTON — Registration SLICED TO ORDER Cheese POLANER’S GRAPE JELLY ’« 89* v "e n n a s a u s a g e ■<>'«» Voter registration, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m,. Foot Race. for religious education KITTY SALMON DINNER : I LB. Town Hall board room. Wapping Fair, 12:30 p.m.. Frog jumping (ccd) classes at St. > U H S LOG CABIN SYRUP .?tVl. contest. LOG C A tlN Monday Maurice Church will be DIXIE REFILL CUPS MCOUHIFKO. ‘ 1.09 REGULAR PANCAKE MIX Wapping Fair, 1 p.m.. Artistry of Magic LB. CALIFORNIA U.S. FANCY -CRISP Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. Town Zi% today and Sunday at the show. SWEET TASTING Hall. parish center after each BAKED HAM T tylT . , * 2 . b 9 Wapping Fair, 3 p.m., Gong Show. mass. HAND M a c in to s h Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 ALASKAN LOX SLICED ‘ 1.79 GrapefruitT^'^'ss^'ssT Elbow TStrawberry SEEDLESS p.m.. Town Hall. Tuesday Those planning to par­ A p p le s Mothers’ Club, 8 p.m.. First State primary, noon to 8 p.m., regular ticipate in the classes must NOVA SCOTIA LOX S L tC IO .. ‘ 1.89 Juice ICocoa M ixl Macaroni I Preserves W H O L l o m h a l f PRiNCt GRAPES 2V," MIN. Congregational Church. polling places. register at this time. ‘ " 'DCLUb '.'.OiCA'. t '. . n 'A’i PALr FOOD CLUB LARGE WHITE FISH L. ‘ 1.99 i LB BOr.US PACK Start of team tennis matches, 6 and 7:30 Classes for students in IMPORTID 18 OZ JAR Tuesday p.m., Wapping Tennis Complex. Grades 1 through 6 will be DANISH HARVARTI CHEESE *2.29 Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Wednesday and Thursday 3 L?1« Town Hall. Wednesday FARMER CHEESE fhiihoshif l«. *1.39 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Senior Citizens meeting, 1 p.m., St. SLICED ■ CHUNKS OR CRUSHED DELICATELY Wednesday the parish center. Classes HISIEH'S FAMOUS Margaret Mary’s Church Hall. GERMAN BOLOGNA TOMDIR l . , ‘ 1 . 8 9 DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICI FLAVORED Conservation Conunission, 7:30 p.m.. for students in Grades 7 SLICED TO ORDER BUTTERTOP w h e a t b r e a d To”.', 59* SWANSON CHICitEN S I B reaksto n e Town Hall. Thursday through 12 wilt be DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF l . ‘ 3 . 3 9 TOyVNHOUSE CRACKERS 79* WEAVER OVEN ROASTED Fresh Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Women’s Physical Fitness classes start, 'I L M P PICKS THE BEST CROCBIIES A&P PICKS THE BEST PRODUCE W e d n e ^ y from 7:15 to LIPTON ICED TEA MIX with The Purchase Of TURKEY BREAST riSHl. w LOWCALORII i.MF' SCOOTER PIES **,Vor;i!r 69* Hall. . ‘ 1.59 GAYLORD D ressings 9:30 a.m. for beginners and 10:30 a.m. for 8:15 p.m. at the parish HEBREW NATIONAL-lEEF LIPTON ICED TEA MIX A v o c a d o s Public Health Nursing Association, 7:30 advanced. SEVEN SEAS • THOMPSON SEEDLESS center. FRANKS & KNOCKWURST *1.79 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES’.'."o' 45* 8 OZ. BOTTLE SLICED TO ORDER p.m., Town Hall. VIVA ITALIAN A calendar for the year I VEGETABLES • BLACK RIBIERS CARANDO MORTADELLA .. *1.79 Q Public Works Study Committee, 7:30 [ •FAITHRiLSttaTPEAS-ANNPAeECWAIRCORIf may be obtained upon SLICED TO ORDER DRESSING U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF EA. p.m., Town Hall. Vernon ■ aANN PAffi VIWOIE KERNEL CORN •R E D MALAGAS registration. There is a CARANDO COOKED SALAMIl. ‘ 1.89 BLEU CHEESE 79* COLONIAL Board of Welfare, 7:30 ts’'8:30 p.m.. TWO-16 OZ. btls. GB1 i registration charge, with a MX or A , Town Hall. T o d a y ____ (PER FAMILY I family maximum. JELLIED CORNED BEEFi^<;'S.“„.*1.79 Produce item of the Week! ^ .. 10-16. B7B______C J J i ! MATCH 3 Lions Club, 8 p.m., UConn Alumni Town clerk’s office open to issue There are several FRESH fe!iS:HAlil.i|.HJ.IIIJ.I.lM '"*"j “HOT” BAGELS .J.*.:;:?., 12 f = , ‘ 1 . 0 9 Center. absentee ballots, 9:30 to 11 a.m.. openings for volunteer help nO NE WHEAT - SESAME CRISP • ROMANO MEAL WAFERS OPROUNDl CRAPES Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. Mary’s Memorial Building, Park Place. a n d as aides and F.F.V. SNACK CRACKERS H 69‘ With The Purchase 01 | TOFU S .,3 59* Church. secretaries and in the Monday JOHNSON & JOHNSON | • NO CHOLESTEROL Captain Nathan Hale School PTO library. Anyone interested Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Middle STEAK Executive Board, 8 p.m., at the school. School, Route 30. in helping is asked to call FROZEN FOODS GALORE! • HiGH PROTEiN ! AWTmLLeSAaVAWETK Helen Veitch at 649-3493. SEALTEST BIRDS EYE ^^^FREE^BtOFI^VAlLAILI AT ALL FOOO MAIT STOIIS.) Thursday Tuesday out TOOUl FIISHHISI POLICY SOMIITIMS Windham/Tolland Building Inspectors, I SPAGHETTI SAUCEv B B ® ICE V______MAYjlOTjl^VAILABLI UNTILMOHDAV ____ Democratic primary, noon to 8 p.m all ORANGE 1:30 p.m.. Town Hall. polling places. PYF Meeting CREAM Afresh Baked Goods ft Delicious Snack?\ Tolland County Art Association, show CORN^ mMUFFIN u f fin 5 BOLTON - The Bolton ALL FLAVORS PLUS I.B 0 East Hartford and judging, 8 p.m., Lottie Fisk Building. ■ BBTHPOIIK . Congregational Church with The Purchase 01 '/i GALLON CARTON 12 OUNCE CAN ENGLISH Wednesday roOlDEN RIPE-YELLOW Pilgrim Youth Fellowship U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Food M a rt Sunday will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. MUFFINS Board of Directors, Chamber of ALL FLAVORS iCAMPBatSBEANS BONELESS FOOD MART - 6 COUNT PKQ Sunset Ridge Clubhouse, 6 to 8 p.m., I BANANAS at the home of Mr. and Ummerce, noon. Sing Lee Restaurant \ AftP I assorted uthmohussie ■ miiM* b • 1 . 3 » Bottom Round social hour for Gov. Ella Grasso. I GOLDEN-NEW CROP _ ^ | Mrs. William Brendle, 22 A sso rted Route 30. ALL VARIETIES Monday ^FRUIT DRINKS ! COTTONEUE 4 r&7 9 ^ Rolling Hills Trail. The SWANSON ENTREES 59« CHUCK STEAK S ^ P ^ s lw Tolland County Homemakers, pot luck 5 Roast (UNDERBLADE) ______Threfi'Ot Rfk fl a d ! FANCY YAMS - ^ ! meeting will be a pizza and M TTER CHOCOLATE • CARROT • COCONUT A APPLE WALNUT D o u g h n u ts Board of Education, 8 p.m., George J. supper, 6:30 p.m., Tolland County NILLA Native-Butter and Sugar pool party. Those attending SARA LEE DESSERT CAKES KSf; *1.09 Penney High School Amphitheater. Agricultural Center, Route 30. cD»!mNOiEONNAPKMsV4 9 ^ are ask^ to bring their CELESTE CHEESE PIZZA ">2 89* 12 COUNT PKG. WAFERS Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m.. League of Women Voters, membership SWEET CORN hISh 10urs 99* bathing suits, towels and M . 3 S LB. LB. NABISCO - 12 OZ. PKG. Town Council conference room. tea, 7:30 p.m., Taylor home, 36 Discovery Large Bakers-U.S. No. 1 SHOESTRING POTATOES »02 ..0 49* East Hartford Public Health Nursing Road. ^ ideas for the coming year. TOP FROST ^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICI • tf IF c \ITiTilA "'X '">■»'> IPAPBI TOWELS ! RUSSET POTATOES 3 ibs *1 The fellowship is open to ICE MILK BARS 11 COUHT FKS. *1 .0 9 Bottom Round Steak Association, 7:30 p.m., Town Council Thursday CREAMYPDCAuv Iimii.amMLsiiMCAi£CTAv NQN-IIETUW^IUSSALESTAX Native-Large Size ROUND $ U.S.D.A. CHOICI chambers. students in grades 7 League of Women Voters, membership TOP FROST CUT CORN 3 f o . 8 9 * Sirloin Tip Steak xouVo CUCUMBERS 3 lor 39* through 12. l b ,.« ww.wcE_ SCHAEFER BEER 6 I f CUBE STEAK 1.89 U.S.O.A. CHOICI IIIF Tuesday tea, 11 a.m., Cleary home, 19 Hillcrest Fresh-Zesty 3 f o . 8 9 * Top Round Roast HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS! Drive. MAYONNAISE | pussalestax-bbilbmft ^ Meeting Postponed TOP FROST GREEN PEAS'Af? U.S.O.A. CHOICI Inland Wetlands committee, 7:30 p.m.. RED RADISHES ANDOVER - The An­ PLUME DE VEAU' Town Council chambers. A Sirloin Tip Roast PRELL '^LIMIT OK COUPON PER FAMILY dover Historical Society VEAL SALE! U.S.O.A. CHOICI TOPCO jPIOSBEER FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! Back Rump Roast VAUD SEPT. 10-16,1978 Q ® | has canceled its S h am p o o September meeting HOOD A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP! FLORIDA CITRUS Siiced Beef Liver LIQUID - 20* OFF LABEL ASPIRIN originally scheduled for Veal Area Democrats Ready With The Purchase 01 11 OZ. BOTTLE 300 COUNT BOTTLE Sunday. The next meeting G ra p e fru it ORANGE Gem Franks «DmV’ BONELESS BEEF of the group will be Oct. 8. J u ic e Shoulder Chops Smoked Pork Shoulder BONUS PACK Football Program UNSWEETENED JUICE • l . » » For Tuesday Primary KOTEX QUART CARTON 1/4 GALLON CARTON ^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ' BOLTON — The Bolton CONCINTIATI NAPKINS BONELESS McOFFLAIIL VERNON —With the Democratic Football Program will PRELL SHAMPOO SOI. r u n ‘1.59 g ROASTS 36ct.pkg. B5 c IIACON primary only a few days away, Thomas Ajello Supports open its 1978 season with a 1 ” PER family'' Beel Round 4 0 « » •1 HEBRON —Atty. General Carl Ajello I Bee) Round PINK CREME RINSE ‘1.09 a._VApjEPT 10-18, 1978 Oil game Saturday and three KRAFT VEAL RIB CHOPS CHUCK ROAST Benoit, coordinator for the “ Killian for I Boneless Rump Roasts • BOTTOM ROUND .. (UNDERBLADE) announced his support for the candidacy Bttt Chuck games Sunday, all to be PHILADELPHIA Governor” campaign expressed optimism I 6«l Rnnt-eoniless VEAL ROAST •OHILIH and confidence for Killian’s chances. of Louie Matsikas, Democrat, for State j Eye Round Roasts •BONELESS CHUCK played at Herrick CREAM CHEESE PACKAGE 6«IChuc. J" He said his committee has been coiitac- Representative for the 55th District. With The Purchase Of j Beef Round'-Boneless-Cusloni Cul-22-78 lbs. Memorial Park. A X lL R p O • R I M U R • 1 2 P U T BREAST OF VEAL ^Whole Bottom Rounds • SHOULDER I The Bolton Bulldogs COTJAGE CHEESE cJU U 79* LB. PANTRY" t^ing local Democrats by phone for several The announcement was made Thursday allpurpose * t . a a fCO RELLE at a fund-raising breakfast in Hartford for junior pony team will play VEAL STEW •ONILIIS days and that support for Killian is BnlO«2 — NATURAL PLAIN YOGURTeoJJJii,, 49* FINWAY tllC ID COOKIO Governor Ella Grasso. LESTOIL BONELESS B S F S n m a game today at 1:30 p.m. OIL LAMP teUowmg trends reported out of Hartford, VEAL STEW Bologna & Salami ,,02. DINNERWARE East Hartford and Manchester as well as “ Louie has worked hard for the LIQUID BEEF FOR STEW Beef Bottom RounO BonHMs against Hebron. HOOD CHOCO GOOD 99* FINWAY • MIAT A IIIF BMfdound'Eitralean New Haven and Bridgeport. ^ m o c r a tic party and stands with the SWISS STEAKS On Sunday the Bolton SWISS SLICES " .i r 79* Franks ■ k n o c k w u r s t o r s l u g g e r s h ‘ Governor against a state income tax,” ‘ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 6° ^ GROUND BEEF Chuci BonHeis Chuck Tigers (C team) wilj play O U « ( I I T RACKS KIT B«l Cliucli-Ltan t j ^ b KISSES Si, 6^ Ajello said. He also termed him an ad­ VALID SEPT. W-18,1978 ------FILLET STEAKS Colchester at 11 a.m .; the Breaded Veal Patties 1-t. 99* AAAKE YOUR OWN LAIWP REG. PRICE • ‘6.99 “Primaries are won by hardworking vocate of consumer protecUon and said he GROUND BEEF B^^f Chuck-Shoulder StFMt Tigers A & B team will BLUE BONNET MARGARINE Ltt 55* Beef & Pepper Patties SEAFOOD SPECIALS \ FITS ALL STANDARD JARS All VarietitS'AlP , L..M.19 FMIH support in key areas and the level of ac­ has worked for the economic development LDNDDN BROIL play Colchester at 1 p.m.; With The Purchase 01 | SLICED MEATS peg 4 9 * S | 7 8 $ | 8 S Hormel Italian Sausage .102. ‘ 1.39 Pan Ready Mackerel t,. 9£ tivities for Killian in towqs both large and of Eastern Connecticut and has been a Beef Chuck-Bonetetj and the Bolton Bulldogs PROMOTION FOR s A a e • 9 BS ALL FLAVORS I A4PBa«n-lbplig,M19or m u * . . . I small has been very reassuring,” Benoit champion of historic preservation. CUBE STEAKS 6 Cmier 2 ShoukM' a 2 Si'ioCou"l’ yS 'r8 AND. MANY OTHER FINE GIFTS Fresh Haddock Fillets n .‘ 1.9! GOODY BRAND - PROFESSIONAL STYLE ' He paid the number one issue is the ob­ Adjello in Washington two years ago when ICE CREAM I JONES SAUSAGE* V® BLADE STEAKS Whole Pork Ribs ? vious need for tax reform before the they went there for President Carter’s in­ Beef Round Bor>efe«t FfrbLerr * j •, a Swift’s Premium Beef Franks » ‘1.09 Salmon Steaks ci«ti«cui i, * Jones Dinner-Mb pkg ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 16! 3.11 courts force a totally unacceptable tax auguration. Matsikas was a member of EYE ROUND STEAK Pork Back Ribs ‘ r ’ V Hair Brushes PER family^'"" ^ I SAUSAGE LINKS *1®® Fgti iwrt k {(p 4 8on«'rv m fUrntM 10 our cuttonMrB. w» fBMrvB trw I structure on the state. Carter’s national Finance Committee and |_VALJDSH>^1^18^1976 Pork Roasts i, I PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 THRU SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. The polls for the Democratic primary was a member of the Connecticut delega­ scheduled for Tuesday from noon to 8 tion to the National Democratic Conven­ 410 WEST MIDDU TURNPIKE p.m., will be at the regular voting places, tion in New York City. MANCHESTER Vernon Elementary, Maple Street, Sykes, Matsikas is running in a three-way ^dnner Road, and Lake Street schools. primaiy Tuesday with Aloyisious Abeam CAiNM ftiv* Miiiciisra For fiirther information or rides to the and Edward Williams to run against in­ IK. B7I JktjgwtntWMT lOtwrodwririKMlBtocaS polls call 872-2404 or 875-5628. cumbent Dorothy Miller, Republican. iTUeron Skiner Atbuet to urmursaiiks I* u. I PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat- Sept. 9. 197B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Sept. 9, 1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• If you go Help Wanted 13 Thoughts Experience Not Numbers TRUCK MECHANIC Pam Shriver Surprise Wiimer WANTED for general repairs, shopping must have experience and ISatio^l Weather Forecast ApLENty own tools. Starting salary NEW YORK (UPI) — Pam Shriver doesn’t know who she’ll $7.00. All company benefits. 29.89 play in Sunday’s finals of the U.S. Open Tennis Championship Concern of East Soccer without For appointment. Call 688- and she doesn’t much care. She’s too happy to worry about 2233. By LEN AUSTER first anything. RELIABLE HARD By Len Auster lirralil Spurlxwriter Three-time defending champion patted her head gently with her WORKING INDIVIDUAL reading 3000 Chris Evert was leading 3-1 in her racket. Numbers are not a problem Wanted to assist cook. Duties include dishwashing, semifinals match Friday against last “I didn’t really want to make a big for fifth-year East Catholic cleaning, and food prep. Part Are Sox Folding? • 29.89 One die-hard Sox fan here insists year’s runner-up, Australian Wendy scene and jump up and down,” soccer Coach Tom Malin as he Heralb time. Apply in person between Turnbull, when it was postponed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING This is written in wake of Thursday the whole thing is fixed. That may be Shriver said. “I was thinking of Mar­ notes over 70 went out for the 2 and 4. Rein N.Y.-Style Deli- L O tA lK W a true in other sports but baseball — after a three-hour rain delay. That tina. I didn’t want to rub it in. Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, I evening's bombardment by the 428 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. highly debateable. match will be resumed Saturday Sometimes people do it to me and I sport, in comparison to 22 Yanks over the Red Sox so you re HIOHISt TIM rilAlUllt morning. when he first assumed the everything should be taken in So, what’s hapi^ning? In part the don’t like it.” HOME HEALTH AIDES to N fW O R LlA N t perspective. And then again, maybe Yanks are healthier at this point of Shriver will play wait and see. If That, in essence, is what Pam reins in 1974. losing provide personal care to peo­ it is a very viable question. the season than they’ve ever been it’s Evert, fine. Shriver has nothing Shriver is all about. She was born on What concerns the hard-working ple in their homes. Preference to lose now. given to those who have com­ First off, may we not hear from although pitchers Don Gullet and the Fourth of July 16 years ago and is Eagle leader as he prepares for the money pleted a S^te Approved Home Mike Torrez how he is not getting any Andy Messersmith remain high- The 16-year-old amateur stunned a distant relative of former vice- ‘78 campaign which gets under way Health Aide or Nurses Aide batting support. Anyone who pitches priced albatrosses. the tennis world on a gray, rainy presidential candidate Sargent ’Thursday afternoon with a road date Program. Training will also UFI WEATHER FOTOCAIT ^ as poorly as he did in such a crucial The Red Sox, on the other hand, are afternoon Friday with a poised, Shriver. She is well-bred and well- at Bolton High is his club’s relative be provided. Must have own transportation, mileage paid. game as the lead-off tilt in a four- hurting. Jerry Remy is out and Butch perfectly played 7-6, 7-6 upset of top- schooled. Yet she remains unspoiled inexperience. Good salary and benefits. Call For period ending 7 p.m. EST 9,'9/78. During Saturday, game series should forever remain Hobson shouldn’t be playing. The seeded Wimbledon champion Mar­ and naturally charming. “We are young, energetic, Manchester Public Health showers and/or rain will be expected in the Pacific silent. He could've slammed the door floating bone chips in the elbow are tina Navratilova to become the Shriver, from Lutherville, Md., is a enthusiastic but relatively in­ PLEASE READ Nursing Association, 647-1481, shut on the Bronx Bombers, put them catching up with the third sacker as youngest finalist in the history of the lanky, graceful 6-footer with clear VnilD An between Bam8am and 4;30pm.4:30pm. Northwest, the upper and lower Mississippi valley and most experienced,” proclaimed Malin. of the Northeast, while mostly fair skies will prevail in a poor frame of mind for the entire he has an extraordinary number of U.S. championships. green eyes, and ruddy cheeks. She “At most we’ll have five seniors out ■ U l i n H U Equal Opportunity,____ ^y, Aifir- In her moment of greatest Classified ads are taken over mative Action Employer. elsewhere. Maximum reading include: Atlanta 90, Boston 70, weekend, but instead probably errors. Before the season people may giggle like a child sometimes of the 70. the phone as a convenience. Chicago 91, Cleveland 84, Dallas 85, Denver 80. Duluth 75, triumph, Shriver, a 12th-grade stu­ opened the door to an avalanche. were saying look at the depth the and is far from developed physically, Five starters return from last Mike Ciszewski lim NpiHwinir<>r f®spo"sibie tor PART TIME Evenings and Houston 84, Jacksonville 92, Kansas City 88. Little Rock 89, One game certainly doesn’t decide Beantowners possess. That tune isn’t dent, showed more class than some but she is a woman to be reckoned J im iN eisw anger o/"/one incorrect insertion ano Weekends. Apply in person- year’s 3-8-3 squad with at least one goalie. There are several competing Los Angeles 75, Miami 87, Minneapolis 88, New Orleans 87, a season — but then again maybe it being sung now. champions have in a lifetime. with on the tennis courts. having switched positions. Veterans ernphasizing the word ’if, “I feel the ErrorslISo New York 77, Phoenix 97, San Francisco 72. Seattle 70, St.' Shriver could have shrieked in “ I look across the net but I also for the backup job including schedule is one of the better ones tio not lessen the value of the Center street, Manchester, Louis 91 and Washington 91. does. The physical aspect cannot be Manager Don Zimmer, con­ Jim Neiswanger, a junior who has freshman Mark Romeo. overlooked but neither should the templating whether or not to pull delight at the moment when look up,” said the 5-foot-7 we've had here. aOvertisamem win not be cor- urilTRirco d . • u. been elected captain, and sophomore Senior Rob Delgaudio rounds out “The firct holf cf tt,., ii 'ecled by an additional Inaer- WAITRESS - Part time nights psychological end. That, too, can Hobson out of the lineup, has been Navratilova hit long to lose the se­ Navratilova, who failed once again to ine iirst half of the year will t'on and w eekends. Apply Kyle Ayer will be at fullback, the fullback trio with freshman Phil play a big role. If the Red Sox failed quoted as saying he doesn’t want two cond set tiebreaker. She could have make or break us. We play eight of Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, reach the finals of the Open. “She sophomore Mike Clinton will be one Marciano in reserve. to come back and even the score last “utility” players in the lineup at the done a victory dance or jumped the our first nine on the road and if we Manchester. plays like a 25-year-old woman.” of the halfbacks and sophomore Senior Harry Carr and junior Jim night, then a sweep is not far out of same time. That utterance surely net. That’s what young girls who beat The difference in the match were Terry McConville and junior Mark can survWe that stretch, f feel we’ll ...... EXPERIENCED SMALL Roche have inside tracks on halfback Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 the realm of possibilities. isn’t going to help either Frank Duf­ champions are supposed to do. the two tiebreakers. In a tiebreaker have a shot of a ecent season. ' ENGINE mechanic previous Heading to Victory Marciano man the inside forward slots with junior Tim Skoly and Are the Sox folding? If I listened to fy’s or Jack Brohamer’s ego. At that moment, however, Shriver the first player to win seven points by Schedule: Sept, 14 Bolton A, 16 d NOTICES experience required. slots. Marciano was top scorer last freshman Chris Ciszewski in ap­ ONE PART-TIME CLERK PART TIME MORNINGS - those around the office, that’s the If the Yanks pull within two games was thinking only of Navratilova’s at least two wins the set. It is a Sixteen year-old Pam Shriver is pictured in action as she Rham A 10:30 a.m., 19 Vinal Tech A Excellent growth opportunity. for evenings and weekends. season tallying 10 goals. parent top reserve roles. Experienced in tire changing answer. Fans are fickle and some or even after this weekend, there will feelings. While a crowd of 16,251 pressure situation all the way and heads towards victory over Martina Navratilova and berth in the 7:30p.m.,23 Aquinas A 10:30 a.m,, 26 Lost and'Fou’nd ...... » ______Call 643-5147 for appointment. and lubrication. Good pay. The all-important netminding post Malin has indicated senior Matt perfect examples are some co­ be an awful lot of nervous people in stood and cheered, Shriver walked Shriver played with the poise of a Prince Tech H, 27 New London A . ------DENTAL RFCFPTTOntst Call Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 finals at U.S. Open Tennis Championships. Shriver is the will be filled by junior Mike Tobin and junior John Frese will hold DELIVERY PERSON needed Main Street, 646-3444. workers. When the Sox win, you can’t Boston. The Bosox, if you’ll recall, straight to the net, reached over and veteran — or a naive teen-ager. Oct. 3 Hartford Public A, 6 Glaston- LOST- Female, tri-color cat. Experienced 3 day week youngest ever to reach the finals. (UPI Photo) Ciszewski, an inexperienced keeper. down the wing positions. Senior Lou mornings and weekends. App­ keep them quiet but when they lose... had the lead last year only to fail in shook Navratilova’s hand. Shriver bury A, 10 Prince Tech A, 14 Aquina ''^“shew” Vicini- Mail resume to Box 0, c/o “Everybody said she’ll choke, He saw action in half of the St. Paul Dumont, junior Bill Furlong and ly in person. Parkade Liggett A LOOM FIX E R . The same applies to Yankee fans but the closing weeks for the American put her long arm around H 17 Newington A, 20 l^oad.1* L y d K ^ Manchester Herald. Rexall. Experienced on double shuttle she’ll choke, but she didn’t choke,” game last year when since graduated sophomore Kevin Byrne could see ac­ 9 considering there aren’t that many in League East pennant. Navratilova’s shoulder. Navratilova Navratilova said. “She kept her cool Don Martin was hurt and at the tail Hartford Public H, 24 Bolton H, 26 7857. nu rsfs AinF<; - Fi.ii tin,« plush looms. Second shift. tion up front. FLEXIBLE PART-TIME Stead work. Good wages and the area it’s not so bad. It could happen again. put her arm on Shriver’s back and and played the crucial points.” Coventry A, 30 New London H, Nov, 1 pVsLOST - Young female and part time, 7-3 and 11-?! end of the campaign. “He is in­ ”I feel we ll have a competitive help needed. Nights, benefits. Cali U.S. Plush Mills Thompson Leads telligent (No. 1 in his class) but lacks Newington H. Games not noted 3:15 grey tiger cat. Experienced preferred, but weekends and holidays in Inc.. 181 Concant Street. Paw­ team IF we can overcome the p.m. we will train. Apply in person: Pharmacy. Some retail tucket, R.I. 02862. 401-722- experience,” Malin noted of his No. 1 schedule. ” Malin stated. Street area. REWARD. 649- East Hartford Convalescent COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPI) — Rocky Thompson, who missed a experience needed. Apply in 9000. E.O.E. Pacers Sign Robey • Home, 745 Main Street, East person, Parkade Liggett share the first-round lead by bogeying the' 18th hole, came back Rexall. Yanks Do It Again 7% T W p V -m • -m « -m v Loans tor Business 9 ______^______CARPENTER - Experienced, INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — “I’ve never been on a losing te a m - Friday with a 5-under-par 65 to take a two-stroke lead after the roofing and siding. Work Mon­ Picking up where they left off the previous night, the New York PART TIME Stenographer / day thru Saturday. Own junior high school, high school and college — and I’m not ready Yankees unloaded the heavy artillery and pounded out a 13-2 victory over second round of the Southern Open golf tournament. iiew rjitglandtprid Hubs Open Bookkeeper - 5 day week 20 transportation. Call 742-8440. hours. Write resume Fillorano to start now,” forward Rick Robey said Friday when he joined the slumping Boston Red Sox to cut the difference in the American Thompson, who re-oarned his used four birdies on his front nine en Free! $50 Thousand Dollar ___!______playing card in June after a year and Construction Company Inc,, CABINET MAKER- the Indiana Pacers. League East to two games. route to a 66. BOSTON (UPI) — Seven real challenge, ” Griffin said. “When last year. They showed that when at 6 % MINI BUS DRIVERS 17 Hillcrest Road. Bofton Ct. Woodworker wanted for The same two clubs pair off again today with Boston’s Dennis a half off the PGA tour, had a 131 to your opener is against Delaware, 06040. Robey, a tough forward who helped Basketball Association cellar Bunched at 135 are Andy Bean, who New England colleges open they beat Boston College on the last 3^ e'nrelopf ■fo^'FREE f SP o r^ a n Time production shop. Experienced Eckersley slated to face Yankee ace Ron Guidry, the major league’s only lead Greg Powers and Rex Caldwell fired a five-under 65 Friday; Bob that adds a little special meaning to game of the year. They re starting to details to: Kay, Box 885M, 5199 preferred. Call 646-5025. Kentucky win the 1978 NCAA basket­ dwellers for undisclosed terms. who had 133s. their 1978 football seasons 20-game winner. Wynn; first-day leader Jones; Mike it. It will be a real struggle.” play well together and the winner Middletown, Conn., 06457. EAST HARTFORD OFFICE - ball crown, signed with the National The 6-IOV2, copper-haired 230- General office clerk. The Bronx Bombers, who unleashed a 21-hit attack in a 15-3 win Reid, who carded a 31-33-64; Frank Saturday, but the concern of Rhode Island will have Tosches to will be the team which makes the ...... MACHINE OPERATORS and pounder was the third man picked in Congenial atmosphere. Com­ miscellaneous workers Thursday night, scored two in the first inning and batted around in the se­ Conner; George Bums and Miller Maine Coach Jack Wicknell throw the ball and Leroy Shaw to fewest mistakes,” Bowes said. □ TIME LANDSCAPE pany paid benefits, EOE. Call this year’s NBA draft. EMPLOYMENT needed. Must have some High cond stanza, pushing across six runs. Barber, who sank an eight-iron on the and Rhode Island mentor Bob handle the running. Shaw was the The Crusaders’ Neil Wheelwriuht laborers. Call Grantland 289-3421. School Education, Must be Porter Back The Pacers negotiated for about Olf ] me crusaaers iNeii wneelwright ...... Nurseries, 643-0669 or 649- The struggling Red Sox again hurt themselves defensively committing 165-yard 17th hole for a hole-in-one. rookie of the year last season in the talks about New Hampshire s fine wanted 0598. able to read and speak three months for him with his father, Griffin are a couple of non- 13 seven errors through the first eight innings. Jim Wright, 8-3, started for Seventy-six players made the cut ECAC. tradition (two Yankee Conference English, and provide own With Pistons Fred Robey of New Orleans, and his Caldwell who had a 66 Thursday to New England squads boasting MAIDS FOR HOTEL- Apply transportation. No experience the R ^ ^ x and lasted only one inning, giving up four runs. Jim Beattie, 4- of 142 for thee final two rounds. ’’We re told they don’t lose down crowns in the last three years), SALES POSITION - Straight EMERGENCY MEDICAL 8:30 to 4:30 at Howard John­ agent and lawyer, Larry Fleisher of join Thompson and five others a impressive pre-season press TECHNICIANS - Applications necessary. Please Cdll Per­ 7, pitched masterfully for the Yankees who won their 19th game in the last Among those cut were 1976 Southern there very often. One thing we have "They’re a solid football team and commissions, leads furnished sons, 490 Main Street, East sonnel Department at Pioneer PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - The New York. stroke behind Grier Jones, came to homeowners. Call 242-M02. now being taken for full time Hartford. 24 outings. Open champion Mac McLendon and notices. to do is keep their offense off the they come right at you. They don’t Parachute Company, 644-1581. Detroit Pistons’ love-hate An A ll-A m erica forw ard, he through with a three-under 67 on positions on commercial am­ Boston has dropped six of its last eight. 1972 champion DeWitt Weaver. Bicknell's Black Bears entertain field. The word is that this year’s make many mistakes. I’d like to bulance. Call 649-5199. averaged 14.4 points and grabbed 261 WANTED - Gas station atten- FOOD CONCESSION man WITH MECHANICAL relationship with Kevin Porter Friday while Powers added a 65 to the Dayton Flyers while Griffin Delaware team could be the most think we re a better team than last POSITIONS- Part time, mor­ rebounds in 32 games during his dan, full or part time. Mature, BACKGROUND- Reliable, revolved to love again Friday with his first-round 68. takes his Rams down south to tackle talent-laden they’ve had there in one season,” Wheelwright said. responsible person for third EXPERIENCED AUTO ning and evening hours. the reaquisition of the flashy, senior year under Kentucky Coach Boswell to Denver BODY repairman. Good pay good work record. Send Three strokes back at 134 are the Delaware Blue Hens, a perennial decade.” Griffin said. Holy Cross will go with Peter shift. References. Call 871- Experienced preferred. resum e to Box Y, c/o S penetrating point ^ard from the Joe Hall. He played his first two 1698. and fringe benefits. Apply in Apply: Holiday Lanes, Mon­ defending champion Jerry Pate, Bob­ DENVER (UPI) — The Denver powerhouse. It is not an enviable In other games. New Hampshire Colombo at quarterback as it looks to Manchester Herald. New Jersey Nets in exchange for years for Kentucky at center. Stanford Worries person to Mr. Carter. (Jarter day thru Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 by Wadkins and young Jim Nelford. Nuggets Friday announced the opener for either team. invades Holy Cross. Connecticut avenge a 27-14 loss to the Wildcats Chevrolet Inc., 1229 Main Eric Money. During Robey's college career, TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. p.m. Phone 646-2125. The 37-year-old Thompson scored signing of free agent Tom Boswell, a “ Dayton is a strong team. Last hosts Northeastern and the Coast last year in Durham. Apply 81 Commerce Street, Street, Manchester. SECURITY OFFICERS Coach Dick Vitale said he was get­ Kentucky won 102 games and lost WANTED full time and part six birdies and a bogey early in the forward and veteran of three seasons year they beat Villanova and lost to Guard travels to New York to play Northeastern Coach Bob Lyons Glastonbury. PTG Company, ACCOUNTANT PUBLIC ting rid of -Money to resolve a conflict only 21, winning the Southeast Oklahomans Coach day over the Green Island Country with the Boston Celtics. Telephone 633-7631. LEGAL SECRETARY - For EXPERIENCE. Quality ac­ time second and third shifts. Iowa State by only three. We’re the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. says the Huskies are underdogs All shifts on the weekends, in philosophy between the two. Conference three times, the NCAA Club course and held onto his lead Manchester Law Office. countant wanted to join our Nuggets President and General talking about a first-class football New Hampshire will be without the against UConn, noting Connecticut’s Please call 646-3500. Manchester and Stafford “I want to play a running game of this year and the National In­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Even though his second-ranked Sooners RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 staff. Experienced in all through the afternoon. Both Nelford Manager Carl Sheer said the 6-9 team ,” said Bicknell, who is hoping backfield blitz of Bill Burnham by tough schedule and the unknown fac­ shifts. Good pay, good phases of accounting, auditing Springs areas. Applicants basketball,” Vitale said. “And to do vitational Tournament in 1976. Ken­ are favored to defeat Stanford Saturday, Okllhoma Coach Barry must be over 18. Have own and Caldwell made late charges to Boswell will report, along with his defense can keep the Flyers’ ground and Jeff Allen by air. Both tor in the W ildcats’ plethora of benefits an working condition. MACHINIST - Set up and and tax preparation that, you need a point guard, tucky finished second in the NCAA in move into their second-place tie. operate Bridgeport and Lathe. transportation and telephone. E Swizter is thinking of his team as a sort of underdog. Denver’s other free agents and offense grounded. have graduated, but Coach Bill freshman and junior college Apply in person, Vernon necessary. Compensation and someone who can get the ball to the 1975. Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Top pay and benefits. Apply fringe benefits. Excellent for For interview call 443-1837. “I’m scared to death of the Stan- hptu,o»n . . Caldwell birdied four of his last six rookies, to head Coach Larry Brown “It's a tough one for us to open Bowes enthused over the rein­ transfers. Connecticut Coach Walt other fellas. No one can do that Pacers Coach Bobby Leonard said Between the two teams. Our players non. at: S & G Tool, Hillside In­ career in public accounting. ford game,” Switzer said before his holes, including the last two on putts next Monday for the start of against a team like that. We ll have forcements. Nadzak finds the favorite role hard to dustrial Park, Vernon, Conn, SE ^""ARY - Small, con­ better than Kevin Porter.” Robey was the keystone of his know that if they don’t play to their of 15 and 10 feet. Powers, after an up- Please send reume to Pue, team departed for its first-ever preseason practice at McNichols to be at our best. 1 just hope we can "W e’ll have Steve Wholley at believe, adding he’ll start freshman CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 871-9271. Semel & Co., Certified Public genial Consulting Firm, needs Porter, who played one full season building program. He said Indiana ability, bad things can happen.” a full time Secretary for their and-down front nine which saw him Arena. move the ball,” Bicknell said. quarterback, who missed last year at both running back spots and his - Experienced only. Top Accountants, 281 Hartford, and parts of two others with Detroit has improved 20 percent and will win In other games involving pre­ birdie three holes and bogey two, wages, j^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 APPLICATIONS BEING Tpke., Vernon, 06066. loc.ll office. Solid typing and The team ’s training camp will Bicknell will start junior Tony but played well in the Dartmouth ga- three receivers will be ex­ steno skills required. after being traded from Washington at least 40 of its games this season. season Top 20 teams, Rutgers visits settled down on the back to birdie Berlin Tpke.,Tpke., Wethersfield, Accepted for assemblers, College Football begin next Friday at the U.S. Air Trafton at quarterback, and said the mein 1976. He’s been waiting in the quarterbacks. receiver, stock attendants. Bookkeeping experience a for the just-retired Dave Bing in 1975, One of his main adjustments, No. 3 Penn State, Missouri travels to 563-0151 BESS EATON DONUTS - No.’s 12, 13, 17 and 18 from within Force Academy’s Cadet Fieldhouse Black Bears would throw the ball 18- wings to play and we’re ready to go "We’re extremely young. We Apply at Wesco Industries, 60 Route 83 Vernon, now accep­ plus. Excellent benefits and averaged 15 points and more than 10 Robey said, will be making the out­ No. 4 Notre Dame, Texas Tech is at starting salary. Vernon Circle four feet. Pate shot his second in Colorado Springs. 20 times. Rhode Island quarterback with him. We think he’s a good one,” expect to be quick, but we lack REAL ESTATE Marketing Bidwell Road, JES Industrial ting applications for part time assists to lead the league with New side shot. meeting with the Cardinals. “We No. 7 use, California goes to No 10 Park on Route 5, South Wind­ location. Call us at 646-3264, or P straight 67 over Green Island’s 6,791- Boswell, a native of Montgomery Steve Tosches, the leading thrower in Bowes said. experience. Northeastern can be Representative - Manchester, employment on all shifts, in­ Jersey last season. haven’t played well early in the Nebraska, No. 11 Washington hosts East Hartford, Vernon areas. sor. Between 8 am -^m daily. cluding weekends and nights. send resume to: Data Base yard layout, thanks to a 3-under 32 on Ala was the Celtics’ first-round the Yankee Conference last year, Bowes is concerned about injuries season in the past, and I’m telling No. 12 UCLA in a vital PAC10 game extremely dangerous,” he said. Earn lucrative commission Equal Opportunity Ehnployer. Apply in person, no phone Management, Inc., Vernon his second nine. draft pick in 1975 following three should also send the ball airward to starting tailback Billy Coleman, Professional Building, Ver­ you, Stanford is one fine football No. 15 Texas A&M is at Kansas, No! In a battle of the high seas. Coast Receive professional calls please. We are under While Nelford used four birdies on years of college at South Carolina against the Blue Hens. one of three questionmarks for the Guard Coach Bill Hickey hopes his guidance, education, com­ CARD GALLERY - new management. non, Conn. 06066, team. 16 Florida State at Syracuse and Sports Briefs the back side to move into the tie at State and one season at the Universi­ “ We’re looking on this game as a game. But he also is concerned about Cadets can sink Pete Carmichael’s prehensive marketing tools. Aggressively mature people “We’ll have to play at mid-season Tulane at No. 20 Maryland. 134 with his round of 66, Wadkins ty of South Carolina. Call Mr. Sammartino, part time. Flexible hours form to even have a chance of win­ his opponent’s momentum, Mariners at Kings Point. Coast Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. some nights and Sundays. “ It’s unquestionable that Holy Guard is stepping up to play a team Apply in person only 336A Gomex to Defend Steinbrenner objected to their sale of ning out there.” The Sooners, still stinging from Cross has a better team than they did in a tougher division. RN-LPN wanted for full or Broad Street, Manchester SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) - World Yankees’ stock to a group of eight Birdsey Tops part time on all shifts. Apply Parkade, An Equal Opportuni­ WANTED Boxing Council light featherweight New Yorkers. The stock, about 10 last year’s stunning 31-6 defeat at the director of nursing. Salmon- ty Employer. SERVICE STATIOH MANAGERS hands of Arkansas, received 440 Cowboys More Explosive brook Convalescent Home, off champion Wilfredo Gomez makes his percent of the franchise worth $1.1 Stats Column WANTED: Part-time Gat & ON only. Quarantoad ^lalary, plut WMkIy fifth title defense Saturday night million, subsequently was sold to the votes in the UPI Coaches Ratings, se­ Joe’s world House Street, Glastonbury. cond in the nation to Alabama. But NEW YORK (UPI) - Every Last year he was running by feel.’ Atlanta at Los Angeles, Oakland at Please call 633-5244, secretary for busy internist Incantiva. Excallant banaflt program, Including against Dominican challenger Leo Yankees partnership. office. Knowledge of medical, Switzer, who has lost just five games coach likes to see a little im­ The Giants, who opened their San Diego, Cincinnati at Cleveland, Final regular season stats of paid Ufa Inauranca. Cruz, a light puncher who wants to Earlier, Paul and O’Neill had people in later, join us.” NURSES AIDES wanted for terminology, typing medical in his five seasons at the Sooner provement in his team from season with a 19-13 victory over Tam­ Miami at Baltimore, New England at Connecticut State League To apply: wear down the title holder by making offered to sell out to Steinbrenner but Tit For Tat I thanked him and said we’d go full time on all shifts. Apply insurance forms and helm, is worried about the opener — year to year. Tom Landry is no pa Bay, have dropped seven straight St. Louis, New York Jets at Buffalo, telephone communications is CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-628-4002 the fight go the distance. he demurred, saying they wanted too champ Hartford Road Dairy I know I have a kooky sense of fishing. Right after hanging up, I director of nursing. Salmon- much money. even though his team looked “As exception, though it might games and 12 of the last 14 to the Chicago at San Francisco, Queen were dominated by Cin­ brook Convalescent Home off essential. Send resume to Box batwaan 0 a.m. and 4 p.m., Gomez, who has one draw and no Cowboys. But some of them have Philadelphia at Washington, New humor and most of my good fishing received a call from a friend who House Street, Glastonbury. N, Manchester Herald. Monday thru Friday. loses in his short career with a 21-0-1 The settlement of the suit probably good as they’ve ever been since I’ve seem a bit presumptuous to dy Birdsey. and shooting buddies are cut from been here” in fall workouts. been close. Orleans at Green Bay, Seattle at owned a series of trout ponds near Please call 633-5244, record, scored KO’s in all his vic­ will prompt Baseball Commissioner the same mold. I really don’t know Manchester. He asked me if I would SECRETARY / Ad­ “This will be the toughest opening expect the Dallas Cowboys to In other games, Tampa Bay again Pittsburgh and Houston at Kansas Ci­ Birdsey cracked 70 hits, scored 46 ministrative Assistant - tories. Bowie Kuhn to lift his embargo on whether we get this way from like to come fish his ponds and to NURSES AIDES - Full time, 7 game since I’ve been head coach,” be better than last season. gets the weekend under way by ty. Denver visits Minnesota Monday runs, stroked three triples and am-3 pm and 11 pm-7 am. Statewide Citizen’s Organiza­ trades between the Yankees and the association, but some really funny bring a couple of friends. It was an said Switzer, whose record at OU But thanks to a couple of guys hosting Detroit. On Sunday, it’s night. rapped 13 home runs to lead in those Experience preferred but we tion involved in Child Ad­ Seventh Dej nse Indians. Kuhn banned trades when things have happened over the years. eventful afternoon. We caught and vocacy is seeking a mature, named Tony, the 1978 Dallas offense departments and was second in the will train. Apply in person SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - Paul and O’Neill were unable to dis­ reads 51-5-2. “Stanford is well- Let me tell you about a couple. released many trout in the IVz to 2 !^ East Hartford Convalescent highy skilled Secretary who coached. They run so many different is potentially more capable than the RBI column with 36. She also com­ Pipino Cuevas, the stoney-faced pose of their Yankees stock, claiming Some years ago, Frank Horton and pound class. Our host insisted that Home, 745 Main Street, East will also function as an Ad­ things on offense that you don’t know one which led the le a ^ e last season piled the fourth highest batting Hartford. ministrative Assistant for FACTORY OPENINGS World Boxing Association they were technically still part I shared a canoe on Little Sour- we each take home five fish. As we what’s coming next.” and helped secure Super Bowl XII for average of .448. program services. Minimun welterweight champion, makes his owners of the New York franchise. nahunk Lake, world renowned for its came up Henry Street, where the Switzer’s main concern will be the Cowboys. Rebuilding Year Gail Shimaitis knocked in the most SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for typing of 50-60- wpm, Eatabliahed growing company needa seventh title defense Saturday large brook trout. About 100 feet off Barnes’ lived, I looked at Frank. He shorthand helpful. Office Stanford halfback Darrin Nelson. Dallas takes its eight-game regular runs with 43 while Nola Boone was South Windsor. Will train. machiniata, engravera, N.C., and Bridgeport against Pete Ranzany, a shy 26-year- to our right, in a canoe, were Bob looked at me. We both grinned with Apply 90 Brookfield Street or machine work required. Rep­ Pats Ink Wilson ’The 5-foot-9 sophomore speedster and post-season winning streak to the leader in doubles with six and in ly immediately with letter or operatora. We make specialized machinery that old college dropout. Barnes and Bob Rech ... both from the same idea in mind. I leaned on call 289-5918, after 12 noon. was an honorable mention All- East Rutherford, N.J., Sunday to For Tech Soccer the average department at .469. resume to: Connecticut Child otters challenge and variety. Good atarting rates Cuevas, 20, a relentless and power­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The New Manchester. Suddenly, after a long the horn at Bob’s house, where the America selection while gaining over face the New York Giants. ’The Cow­ Judy Lauder finished with a .466 PART TIME ONLY - Drivers Welfare Association, 60 and company paid fringe benefits. Call us lor the ful puncher, is touted by his manager England Patriots Friday signed period of inaction, “The Rech” let party was in full swing. for school buses. Manchester Lorraine Street, Hartford, \ 10 yards a crack as a freshman. boys opened defense of their NFL ti­ By LEN AUSTER average with Betsy Gilmartin (.457), best opportunity. Lupe Sanchez, as “an assassin.” His veteran punter Jerrel Wilson and out a rebel yell and hollered, “I’ve “Look at what we have to show and Vernon area. Good pay, Conn., 06105. An Equal Oppor­ tle Monday night by gaining 583 yards Shimaitis (.431) and Marge Malone record in the 147-pound class is 28-5 placed defensive end Julius Adams As far as his own team is con­ Herald Sporlswriter got a real lunker!” you,” Flank said as we displayed our enjoyable work. Must be tunity Employer. cerned, Swizter says, “I can see how in an impressive 38-0 victory over the (.400) also over the .400 level. available 7-9 am, 1:30-3:30 with 23 knockouts, including all of his on the injured reserve list. This will be a rebuilding year for Cheney Tech soccer from all Defensively, Jean McAdam had a His rod was arced in a tight bow, beautiful “mess” of trout for his in­ we could lose four or five games this Baltimore Colts. pm, or afternoons only. Cali PART TIME WAREHOUSE title defenses. The Patriots, in St. Louis for Sun­ standout campaign with only 16 and his fly reel screeched as line was' spection. & Delivery Person - Light lif­ NOBLE & WESTBROOK year. There are that many games “I think the explosiveness in our reports from Coach Manny Goncalves. The Beavers, 5-8-2 a year for appointment, 643-2414. day’s game against the Cardinals, ago, kick off their 14-game slate Thursday afternoon with a non­ errors in 50 games at second base. peeled from the spool ... a most un­ “Caught them on the Natchaug,” I ting. Drivers License. Ap­ 20 WESTBROOK STREET 9 Leonard on Card offense has to do with Tony Hill and lost regular punter Mike Patrick for where there is not a hair’s difference usual occurence in fly fishing. said anticipating his next question. PLUMBER - With experience proximately 6 hour day. Call Tony Dorsett,” says Landry. “From conference engagement against Prince Tech in Hartford at 3:15. The Queens recently completed 289-2727. EAST HARTFORD PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - the season because of a groin injury. “ Hang on to him!”, Frank and I “Right by the picnic tables,” said in new housing. Top wages, that standpoint, yes, we’re more their season 21-1 in league play and steady work. Call after 8:00 An Equal Opportunity Employar Undefeated Sugar Ray Leonard, the Wilson played 15 years for the Kan­ The Techmen, who lost second- He noted he doesn’t have that much shouted in unison while “ Barnsey” explosive.” 36-14 overall. They wound up third in Frank. “At one point we were sitting p.m., 742-7668, or 643-6341. MECHANIC - Mbst have i p Olympic light welterweight sas City Chiefs, was traded to leading scorer Jim Boudreau (7 depth in case someone gets hurt. Two kept up a running account of the on the tables casting!” tools. Install brakes, shocks Pair Tied goals) to graduation, will also have the New England Regionals. champ, meets Floyd Mayweather Houston and then released by the Hill, a second-year wide receiver sophomores, Dave Nowak and Walt fish’s actions for our benefit. The and exhaust. Four man shop. from Stanford, caught only two to go at it without leading scorer We know he believed us because all BAKERY PORTER -18 years Saturday in 10-round welterweight Oilers. Kostrezwa, and two seniors ^ n Hen- Rech stood up in the canoe (a very weekend he tried to get us to “fish or over. Full-time work. App­ Hourly pay plus commission. passes against ^Itim ore in his first Mike Fraser (9 goals). He has two Zuecarcly Places 5 1/2 day week. Phone 646- bout at the Civic Center. Adams suffered a shoulder injury DENVER (UPI) — Barbara nigan and Tom Mainville, will man tricky thing to do) and this further the Natchaug with me.” ly Parkade Bakery, NFL start, but one was a nifty 49- years of eligibility remaining but, as Manchester Parkade Shop­ 6606. Leonard, 21, of Palmer Park, Md., in the opening loss to Washington. Maxness, San Dieeo. Calif the fullback posts. Hennigan is com­ Local resident James Zuccardy, of heightened our excitement as he That winter, on a cold, cold night, yarder that set up the first score. Hill has happened to Goncalves and other ping-Center. has won 13 fights since turning pro' and Pat Bradley, Westtqrd, ing back after sitting out a year 208 Spring St., took seventh place in whooped and yelled about how big the Barnsey and I were sitting in front of BOOKKEEPER / COUNTER beat out Golden Richards and Butch coaches at Cheney, has opted to work . N U O E N rS , Mayweather, 25, of Grand Rapids,' because of a bad knee. the 50-meter freestyle at the 1978 trout was. This was just too much for a warm fire enjoying some liquid GAS STATION ATTENDANT Girl. Must like* figures and Tracheostomy Performed Mass., both shot a four-under- Johnson for a starting job and his and not play. This leaves a major public. Small company. Good Mich., has 14-1 professional record. Two sophomores. Bill Moreau and National Long Course Masters Swim- Frank and me. We started to paddle refreshment. He suddenly turned and experience preferred. Apply CASTRO VALLEY, (UPI) - promise is such that Landry dealt void in the front line. pay. Phone 646-6606. A JUNIOR FASHION RETAIL STORE IN The World Boxing Association Calif. Friday to lead the 1978 Tim Mainville, are battling it out for ining Championships held at Brown a little closer to get a better view,- said, “Remember Rech’s big fish? Vernon Shell, Route 30, Ver­ Richards to Chicago for two draft Jack Gorr, a promising attacker, non. (across from Howard PUTNAM RRIOGE PLAZA. EAST HARTFORD, ranks Leonard fifth in the Doctors at Mt. Elden Hospital per­ National Jewish Hospital Open the netminders position with neither University in Providence, R.I., last shouting encouragement and advice, Well, it wasn’t a fish. It was my hand EARN $4-$8 HOURLY Ser­ choices earlier in the week. has transferred to Rockville and a Johnson’s). IS LOOKING FOR AN welterweight class, while formed a tracheostomy on injured on the Ladies Professional having settled the matter yet, voiced week. as we came nearer and nea'rer. pulling the line from the other side of vicing our customers from New England wide receiver Darryl Dorsett needs no introduction. Just couple of jayvee performers Gon­ M ayweather is unranked by the Golf Association tour. Goncalves. Zuccardy captained the 1952-53 Suddenly, Bob’s rod snapped upright; the canoe. We figured we’d drive you SERVICE STATION home on your telephone. ASSISTANT STORE WBA. ^ Stingley Friday to improve a an update. He gained 147 yards calves was hoping would contribute Choose own hours. 24M 773^ Maxness fired a 32 on the first nine “I feel we’ll be weaker than last University of Connecticut swim, a mighty expletive rent the air and he , two up a rope” and-he laughed and ATTENDANT - For days. respiratory problem. rushing and 107 more in pass recep­ also decided not to play. Apply in person: Gil’s Mobile, and a 36 on the back nine of the Green year,” admits Goncalves. “I feel team. ' , - turned to us and shouted, “ He’s off! laughed; MANAGER Suit Withdrawn Four doctors, including Oakland tions against Baltimore, including a Senior Mike Gagner and junior Route 6, Bolton. GENERAL MECHANIC - Gables Country Club in Denver. that is the best statement to make. It He’s thrown the fly!’’ . I came. back with “Remember Full time days. Paid CMS, Qualified candidates, will be an aggraativa, aataa CLEVELAND (UPI) - A $3 Raiders team physician Donald C. 91-yard TD catch of a tipped pass. Chris Vann appear set in two of the Activity Cut Short oriented Individual, with specialty or department Bradley shot just the opposite; a 36 will be an uphill battle.” Episode #2 ... Scene: Manc)iester, those big trout Frank and I showed FULL AND PART TIME for Blue Crflss and Life In­ million suit filed against New York Fink, were on hand. “Dorsett probably showed us more forward slots with Dan Menard, a background. on the front nine, 32 on the back. Schedule; Sept. 14 Prince Tech A LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - ... Time: late August the same year. you in August? We didn’t get them on golf course maintenance and surance. Amerbell Corp., 104 ’Yankees owner George Steinbrenner in that game than he showed us all junior, a strong possibility. The mid- snack bar. Apply in person at East Main Street, Rockville. Excellent company beneflta. Carter development en- According to a hospital bulletin, 16 Bolton A 10:30 a.m., 22 East Quarterback Pat Haden and running Frank and I decided to go fishing on the Natchaug. We caught them a t—’s by Cleveland Indians President Gabe The 54-hole tournament began last year,” Landry said, “that ability field position appears to be the Tallwood Counti7 C3ub, Route Apply between 9 a,m. and 4:30 courangad. Call Mra. T. Handwerk at 568-9780 Monday Stingley's doctors “believe that the Friday and will conclude Sunday. Hampton A, 26 Coventry A, 29 Vinal back Cullen Bryant had to cut short the Natchaug River one Friday aiifl I private ponds. That’s why we didn’t Paul and principal Indians owner to reverse his field, to go through Beavers’ strongest with senior Doug 85. Hebron. p.m. EOE. thru Friday, for an interview at Nugent’s. performance of the tracheostomy Tiedfor second were Betsy Cullen, Tech H, Oct. 3 bacon Academy A, 6 their activity at practice with the Los called “Barnsey” to go wjth us. His fish the Natchaug with you” and I F .J. O’Neill apparently has been will iMd to even further improve­ such a small spot when he sees Landry, Lew LaBrec and Mike Dunn Portland H, 10 Cromwell H, 13 Bolton Angeles Rams ’Thursday because of response to our invitatipn was,;.‘Are BROILER MAN - Some WOMAN OR MAN To learn to withdrawn. ’Tulsa, Okla., and Kathy Postiwait, daylight, and once he gets the jump laughed and laughed. NUGENT’S ment in his medical condition and re­ ready to line up. Sophomore Jim H, 17 Rham A, 20 Rocky Hjll A, 24 minor injuries and are listed as you guys nuts? This fs August. The ex^cience necessary. Part or sew and do upholstery work. Putnam Bridge Plaza, 19 Main Street Paul, former president of thfe Sylacauga, Ala., who both had a 70. on you, he has the potential to go all Moral; Don’t laugh too long and tain optimisih concerning his McKay is a top replacement here. Portland A, 26 Prince Tech H, 30 “probable " for the Rams’ Sunday water is low. Tlie ffsh won’t be hit­ full time position available. Will train. Part time, 5 lo 6 East Hartford, Connecticut Yankees, and O’Neill sued when prognosis.” Eight golfers finished the first day the way ... Tony sees things M te r loud. There’s always another year Call Cavey’s Restaurant 643- hours, or full time. Call 649- of the tournament with a 71. The defense could be shaky and East Hampton H. Most games Z:30 game against Atlanta. ting anything. We’re having some . coming ... and another story. 2751. 3886/647-9673. Equal Opportunity Employer and understands them better now. that concerns Goncalves the most. p.m. I I PAGE FOURTEEN - t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Sept. 9. 1978 - PAGE FIFTEEN Htip Wrnittd 13 H»lp W »nM 13 H om tt For Solo 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 TRANK a ERNEST ~~ PRODUCTION WORKER APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN - WON’T LAST - Act Fast - Im­ WANTED - Physical work in­ Candidate must have maculate 2-bedroom Ranch. b u s i n e s s & S E R V I C E volved. Must be 18 years old. experience in the function and Decorative spacious rooms. Experience not necessary. repair of a broad line of Lovely yard in desirable loca­ THAT WA5 J®HN5oN F=ROm Th B Anply at 249 Spencer Street, OF HOMES KUltol Domestic Major Appiiances. tion. Unbelievable but only m s COSSPPINY. SKYS She Beratd Must be effective working Manchester, between 10 a.m. RflRElSlT h6 W e'Rft $39,900. Call for private and 2 p.m. only. with the retail public and showing, Julian Realty, 649- a l l lb Go 1b S t o Wit h o u t a m y CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING coordinating with personnei. 9190. Piease contact Steve at 643- I WANT SOMEONE WHO CARES FOR THEIR ARE YOU INTERESTED IN 2171. MANCHESTER - CAPE - 5 FAMILY - Wants the finer d ir e c t o r y rooms, dormer, fireplace. things in life, isn't content A NEW PROFESSION? OPTICIAN Licensed - Fuii Bower School area. Neat, PHONE 643-2711 with $150 per week, can be *******••••••••••••••••••• time, no nights. weekiy. clean home. $45,900. Group I, Serrlcee Ollered 31 ServIcea'Ql^e’: : ^ ...... own boss. Car helpful. Call pius ail company benefits. F. J. Spilecki, Realtors. 643- Peinting-Papering 32 Building Contracling 33 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 528-3869. Equal Employment Wo need additional sales people to complete our Arther Drug. Cail Mr. J. 2121. Opportunity. staff. We offer an extensive training program for now Maspriani, 527-1164, mornings INTERIOR - EXTERIOR FIRST CLASS Carpentry - oniy. licensees. Painting - And odd jobs. Two Remodeling and Additions. Butineat Opportunity 14 COVENTRY - Cozy Year Help Wanted 13 Round 3 Room Ranch. Private BENEFITS WE N Y JUNK CARS experienced College students. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING TYPEWRITER REPAIR non-thru drive. Only $16,900. Please call 568-Ml. years experience! For Free SMALL ENGINE Service Unlimited Income, Bonus and Incentive Plan, All the and lata modal wracks. NURSES AIDES TECH N ICIAN S - M ale- Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. Estimates, call 6464239. RATES Corporation - expanding DEADLINE experienced, ali shifts. Fuli Female. Full-time opening. guidance and direction desIreSTPleasant working NEW LOCATION PAIN’TING - Interior and Homea lor Rent dealer network. No 54 Autoa For Sale 61 Trucka lor Sale 1 d*y — 1U word per day 12:00 noon the day before time and part time. Bed Car essential. Own tools MANSFIELD - 1860 Built conditions. Member of Manchester, Vernon and exterior, paperhanging, GENERAL CARPENTRY, 62 The Gored-Skirt experience necessary. 3 days . . . 10c word per day publlcaUon. maker part time. Own preferred and salary is open. Cape. 4 bedrooms, 9/10 of excellent work References. Repairs, Remodeling, ANDOVER LAKE - Four Complete training program. Hartford, Multiple Listing Services. A&B AUTO SALVAGE INC. 1976 PINTO MPG Air, power, 6 days — 9c word per day transportation. Appiy in per­ 649-1920 for appointment. Free estimates. Fully in­ Garages, Additions, Porches, room furnished home. $250 1970 FORD ECONOLINE 200 - Deadline for Saturday and $500. investment required to acre. Dead end street. radio, standard, excellent con­ 28 days .. 8c word per day Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. son, Silver Lane Paviion, 51 Of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 sured. Martin Matson, 646 Decks, Rec Rooms, monthly, plus oil and utilities. Good shape. Engine needs start your own business. Ideal Overlooks Eagleville Lake. If you are hardworking and can be motivated by a dition, radial tires. 34,000 15 words $2.00 minimum Apple Gate Lane, East Hart­ SECRETARY to our vice- Needs some work. $36,900. 4431 Hatchways, Roofing, Gutters, Security deposit and work. $750, Call David at 289- Happy Ads ...... $2-30 mch for retired or part time. large yearly Income, we may have an opening for miles, $2,170. 644-2142. ford, between 9-2, Monday presidentresideni of marketing. Lessenger Sells, 6468713. USED AUTO PARTS Formica, Ceramic Tile. Call references required. 0713 before noon on weekdays, PLEASE READ thru Fridav. Excellentixcellent typing and steno a Details on request. Mr. you. All Inquiries and Interviews are confidential. Call QUALITY PAINTING and Dan Moran 643-2629. Available immediately, to or anytime on weekends. Barker. ESCAA Field FORD VAN 1966. 6 cylinder must. Ability to deal with VERNON- Three Bedroom Dan - 646-4525 684-5530 or 646-6223 Paper Hanging by Willis June 1st. No pets. Call 646 YOUR AD MAN TO WORK IN Hardware Training Division, box 619, Standard. Panelled. Carpeted! 1971 JE E P J2000 - 4x4. customers, maintain various Colonial- City utilities. Large TONY ANNUNZIATA Schultz. Fully insured, FARRAND REMODELING - 3370. Classified ads are taken over Store, full time. Apply in per­ Wading River, New York. Bed. Table. Cabinet. Am/fm 8 Excellent mechanical condi­ reports as well as handle lot. Deck. Fireplace. Tool D. F. Reale, Inc., Realtors references. 649-4343. Specializing Cabinets and For­ the phone as a convenience. son Manchester Hardware 11792. track stereo. CB. New tires tion. 64,000 miles. Snpension The Herald is responsible for numerous phone calls and like shed. Low taxes. Reduced to mica Tops, Roofing, Gutters, EAST HARTFORD SINGLE and Supply, 897 Main Street, and mags. 4 extra tires and beefed up, 8 ply tires. Call 646 only one incorrect Insertion and to be kept busy. Excellent $45,500. By owner. 8769435. PAINTING - Interior / Room Additions, Decks, HOUSE - 2 bedrooms. 2 car Manchester. SERVICE BUSINESS - With 175 Main SL 646-4525 Manchester, Conn. CitM TREE SERVICE - Free wheels. Custom paint. $1400 7905. then only to the size of the company paid benefits and MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ , Exterior. Best workmanship! Repairs. Phone 643-6017. garage. Quiet neighborhood. $800 a week income available estimates, discount senior tory service on color and black 647-1191. original Insertion. Errors which friendly surroundings are COVENTRY- Under Quality Paint! Lowest Prices' References required. $285 do not lessen the value of the LAUNDRY SERVICES- in this ai;ea. A cash business. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• citizens. Company and white TV. Stefea? 1967 DODGE PICKUP- 3,4 yours if you meet the Construction- 8 room Gqrrison Dan Shea. 6465424. monthly. 643-5983. advertisement will not be cor- Diaper folders, laundry Minimum investment Manchester-owned and phono^aph. A&B Electronic ton. $975 or best offer. Stan­ requirements. Send resume to Colonial. 4-bedrooms, 'z 1/2 Artlclea for Sale 41 *****••••••••••••••••••••• BANK REPOSESSION- 1974 reeled by an additional Inser­ folders. Afternoons and required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- □ MISC. FOR SALE operated. Call 6461327. 1160 New Britain Ave., West No place to store your dard shift. 6 cylinder. Call 289- tion. Personnel Manager, P.O. Box baths, large family room, at­ MERCURY COUGAR XR7- evenings. We will train. Call 9544. TIRES - Ski boots, skis, bikes, Hartford, 561-0655, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 •••••••••••••••••••••••*#* 0365 anytime. 871, Manchester. EOE M/F. tached 2-car garage. For bicycle? Sell It for extra Automatic transmission, air 289-1527. sewing machine, and tent B&M TREE SERVICE. ______55Ofllcea-Storea lor Rent conditioning. Sealed bids are details call 643-5001. Articles tor Sale 41 cash with a low cost ^ BIDWELL Home Improve­ MANCHESTER Package (10x16). May be seen at 108 Complete tree care, spraying CARPET INSTALLATION - invited and will be accepted, BUS DRIVERS NEEDED - Classified Ad. ment Co. Expert installation WASHMAN TO RUN store. Excellent location. Well Scott Drive, Manchester, all and removal. Insured and Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets MANCHESTER CENTRAL thru 9/18/78. We resereve the We will train. Call 742-7339. COLUMBIA - Brand new 5 ALUMINUM sheets used as of aluminum siding gutters Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Commercial Machine. We will established business. Call day Saturday. experienced. Senior Citizen S team C le a n in g . F^ree ...... location 2 car garage, ideal right to reject any bid. Inspec­ Room Ranch. Gorgeous stone printing plates, .007 thick, and trims. Roofing installa­ train. Hours: 3 to 9 p.m. Call Marion E. Robertson, Discount. 6467285. ■ estimates. Call 6466265. Building Contracting 33 for tradesmen or small con­ tion may be made at: South CASHIER - Part-time flexible fireplace. Cathedral ceiling. 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for tion and repairs 649-6495, 871- TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville PART TIME Teller for finan­ 289-1527. Realtor, 643-5953. WASHER - and like new tractor. Heated, business Windsor Bank & Trust Com­ LIBRARY AIDE- Bolton High schedule for discount health Walk-out basement. 1 1/3 $1. Phone 6462711. May be 2323. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and cial institution, located in dryer. Pool table, coffee LAWN MAINTENANCE, HOUSEWORK GOT YOU WES ROBBINS carpentry zone. T.J. Crockett Realtor pany, 1033 John Fitch Blvd., School. 15 hours per weex. POSITIONS AVAILABLE and beauty aid store. Only wooded acre. Quality picked up A.M. only. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. East Hartford. Experienced FIGURE SALON FOR SALE - table, lamps. Telephone 566 Reasonable and dependable DOWN? General cleaning, remodeling specialist. Ad­ 643-1577. South Windsor, Conn. Must have typing skills. Apply IMMEDIATELY for stock mature reliable individuals throughout. $51,900. SPECIALIZING cleaning and required. Hours 9 a.m. to 4:40 Fully equipped. Large 3547. college veteran now accepting steam extraction carpet ditions, rec rooms, dormers, in person: Bolton High School, clerks from 7 am to 3 pm., need apply. Immediate Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - repairing chimneys, roof, new 1977 HONDA ODOSSEY p.m. Thursday and Friday. clientel. No experience jobs in your area. Call 286 cleaning, floor waxing & built-ins, bathrooms, MANCHESTER STORE for 1969 VW BUG - Rebuilt 72 Brandy Street. Bolton, part time. Apply in person to openings, experienced Good ondition. Good for roofs. Free estimates. 30 BUGGY - All terraine use. Apply to Box Z, c/o necessary. Will tram. Owner 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer 4535. stripping, window cleaning, kitchens, 6463446. Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 engine, new tires, brakes, Conn. Frank’s Supermarket, 725 preferred but will train. Apply MANSFIELD - Huge 9 Room plating, or welding. Call 646 years Experience. Howley, $850. Excellent condition. Call Manchester Herald. pregnant. $6900. Call 872-7365, $150. Outboard motor 40 horse carpet & upholstery sham­ square fee. 643-5681. Available shocks, sun roof. (Jood run­ East Middle Turnpike and daily 9-5 pm Brooks Discount, Colonial, 4 or 5 bedrooms. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 643-5361. before 12 noon, 1-342-1784. 8 7 6 ^ , 8761804. Evinrude $250. Mobilehome REWEAVING bums, holes. pooing. Professional/Insur^. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - July 1st. ning condition. Asking $550. PERSON TO WORK IN 2333 Main Street in Glaston­ 277 West Middle Turnpike. Stone fireplace. Situated on 17 CONSTRUCTION LABORS- 45x10 with furniture in cam- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Free Estimates. Call homes, Additioms, Repairs, 6465144 evenings. Kitchen with other girts bury. Manchester. acres. Quick occupancy. $59,- DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 ROOFER WILL Install roof, SUZUKI 250 HUSLER GT 18,- Ciass 2 license advantage. 643- making sandwiches. Cali 649- EASY EXTRA INCOME - ^ i^ ground $4,000, Call 526 Window shades, Venetian DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot 0150 after 6 p.m. 500. Lessengers Sells, 646- yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT siding or gutters for low dis­ 000, very reasonable. Must 4561, between 10 and 4. Earn easily $ Hundreds $ 3462009. store on busy street. Large 1976 FIREBIRD FORMULA sell. 649-1543. OIL BURNER MECHANIC - EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - 8713. gravel and more stone 646 Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 646 count price. Call Ken at 647- TOWN OF COVENTRY - weekly clipping newspaper display windows, $125 400AM, - 8 track stereo, Experienced Licensed Oil 5221. EXPERT PAINTING AND 1566. Executive Secretary to items. Simple and fun for MOLDED FORMICA top and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY monthly. Lease required. Lee Cragars, 25,000 miles, Burner Man. Excellent 65 DUPLEX - 3 bedrooms, LANDSCAPING -Specialize, 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low Coventry Town Manager. anyone. Complete instructions : paneled bar with two shelves Carpentry and general con­ & Lament Realty, 875-4690. excellent condition. Never salary. Pension, Insurance, large kitchen. 2 car garage. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ Exterior House Painting. mileage. Excellent condition. Position involves duties $2.00. National Expansion, T A G S A L E S and four stoois.$175. 646^028. tracting. Residential and seen snow. Call after 4:30,647- $650. Call 643-5849. ADVERTISING Uniforms, Vacation, etc. Per­ 2826 Sweet Basil North, Salt Yard, Centrally located. tics, garages, j^ards cleaned, Tree pruning, spraying, commercial. Whether it be a MANCHESTER, Main Street. 9102. manent full time position. requiring independent judg­ Owner, asking $54,900. Call Heating-Plumbing 35 Lake City, Utah, 84118. ■ TWO PAIRS of bucket seats moving, trucking. Loam for ™ wing,weeding. Call 742- small repair job. a custom Modern offices available 400, Apply: Wyman Oil Co., 484 ment and initiative. Typing 6461156. HARLEY-DAVIDSON - FX- from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 sale. Lawn service. No job too built home or anything in 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat SALES CAREER East Middle Turnpike, essential, shorthand skills 1969 DODGE STATION 1200, 1978 Brown metalic 2 - situation Wanted big or small. 568-8522. between, call 6461379. SEWERLINES, sink lines, and air conditioning included Manchester. preferred. Ability to function 15 TAG SALE - Many collec­ pair white. Excellent condi­ WAGON - New brakes, 700 miles. Excellent Condi­ 8155 MANCHESTER - Immediate tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. cleaned with electric cutters, 6462469 or 6462755. under pressure and to work occupanyr! 9-room, 5- tibles. Old avon, coins, exhaust. Needs transmission tion. Best offer. 289-2447 or 24".32" RESPONSIBLE Mother will COMPLETE CARPET & Tile HAY'ES AND SONS Tree CARPENTRY & Masonry - by professionals. McKinney OPPORTUNITY WAITRESSES - 18 years or with the public. Extensive glassware, miscellaneous work. Call 633-7844, after 4 646-3255 after 5 pm. care for children in my home. bedroom Garrison Colonial. installation and repairs. Free Experts - Tree removal, Additions and remodeling. Bros, Sewage Disposal Com­ STORE FOR RENT - With 2 p.m. Add this pretty 8-gored older. Only experienced and workload involved. Salary household, books, records, an­ Why Not Order Call 6461076. 5 to 8 p.m. only, Fireplaced family room, 214 estimates. Call Pat, at 646 pruning, land clearing. Fully Free estimates. Call Anthony pany, 6465308. bay garage, near parkade. 188 skirt to your wardrobe. For The Herald's responsible need apply. All range: $8,000 - $9,500, plus COLUMBIA TWOSOME, 2- P.S. \ ou can also make baths, 2-car garage. Call tiques. Saturday only, 10 to 5. Your Happy Ad 3745, after 5 p.m. insured. Go anywhere. Free W. Middle Turnpike. Cali 643- shifts. Apply in person: benefits. F or details and Squitlcote, 6460811. 1969 PONTIAC speed tandem bicycle like a 4 or 6-gored skirt from FEMALE ROOMMATE Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. 646 29 Holl Street, Manchester. estimates. 243-8796. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 6802. Restaurant 94 , 29 McNall application, apply at the Town Today! BONNEVILLE - Good run­ new. $85. Call 528-1355. this pattern. $ SAVER 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., ED’S UGHT TRUCKING- At­ repairs, plugged drains, needed. Must be neat, quiet, CARPENTRY - Repairs, ning condition. $400. Call after No. 8155 with Photo- Street, Manchester. Manager’s Office, Town Of­ kitchen faucet replaced, have good job. 2-bedroom Manchester Office, 647-9139.1 tics and cellars cleaned. remodeling, additions, gar­ SMALL RETAIL STORE 5:30 p.m., 6464349. Guide is in Waist Sizes We are looking for a Sales .Person to work fice Building, Coventry, Ct, by HUGE QUALITY TAG SALE- LANDSCAPING / LAWN Townhouse. (;all 6463040. Equal Housing Opportunity. GIGANTIC TAG SALE - Reasonable rates. Call 646 ages, roofing, call David repaired, rec rooms, space. Downtown Shopping 24" to 32". Size 25" . . . soliciting ads for The $ Saver. High School COUPLE TO MANAGE Sept. 20, 1978. An Equal Op­ Antiques of ail kinds, tools, SEEDING - Brickwork and bathroom remodeling, heat Something lo r everyone! 1943 for free estimate. Patria, 644-1796. District. Ideal for speciality 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY - In Campers-Trailers 2 yards 45-inch. Wholesale outlet from home portunity Employer, oak and walnut furniture, Patios installed. Tree modernization, etc. Free Graduate, with some college preferred. Car Is a Lota-Land for Sale 24 September 8th, 9th and 10th, 6 shop. 643-1442. good running condition. $1100. Mobile Homes 65 Patterns available only must. part time. $1,350 per month lamps, 3 piece electric built in Removal and Pruning. Call Estimate gladly given. M & M potential without leaving pre­ TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER □ EDUCATION 6 pm., 381 Hartford Road, JUNK OR UNWANTED cars 643-6658. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Call Steve at 643-2171 in sizes shown. COVENTRY - 2 acres of stainless stove, etc. Keeney Plumbing & Heating. 6462871. TO O R O ER , • Attractive Salary • Car Mileage - Physical work involved. Manchester. hauled away FREE. Call 876 New homes custom built anytime. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot send $1.00 for eKh sent position. For interview beautiful land with view of Drive, Bolton. Saturday & pattern plus 25( for postife and 7 8 9 0 . ______remodeled, additions, rec Travel Trailer - Stove, handlinf. • Paid Holidays, Including Your Birthday call 527-7280 after 4 pm. Must be 18 years old. Private Inatructlona 18 Sunday, 8 to 5. 6465547. MANCHESTER PLUMBING Mansfield Valley, $15,000. GIANT TAG SALE- Saturday BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. rooms, garage, kitchens Wanted to Rent 57 1971 C H E V R O L E T refrigerator, heated. Full • Insurance, Health & Dental Plan Experience not necessary. & HEATING - Repairs. SUE BURNETT Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. September 9th., & Sunday QUAUTY CARPENTTIY By Fireplaces, concrete. remodeled, bath tile, cement CONCOURS WAGON. shower, and toilet. Tandem F U L L T IM E Apply at 249 Spencer Street, REMEDIAL READING and Remodeling. Pumps repaired Manch«atar HtraU • Company Paid Pension Plan Manchester, between 10 a.m. 2 FAMILY TAG SALE- Old September 10th., 10 to 5. 471 Haro Construction Additions, Chimney repairs. No job too work. Steps, dormers, COUPLE WITH One child Original owner. V-8, wheel. Call 688-0383. 1150 Ava. of Amaricat RECEPTIONIST, Clerical math; individualized work VERMONT - (Northern) 14 / replaced. Free estimates. Naw York. N.Y. 100M For a private Interview, please call Mr. Tom and 2 p.m. only. Victroia, old tools, bar and Parker Street, Manchester. roofing, siding, decks and gar­ small. Save! Call 644-8356 for residential or commer- needs 5 or 6 room duplex or automatic, power steering! and phone duties, 9 to 5. Mon­ program, (lst-8th grade) by acres $7,000 ; 689 acres $200,- Electric drain-snaking. 24- Hooper, at The Manchester Herald — 643-2711. much more! September 9th., Tires, rims, radios, ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. estimates. cial.C;all 649-4291. house. Reasonable. 49-8952. radio, luggage rack, positrac- SCAMPER POP-UP - Sleeps Print Name, Address with ZIP day thru Friday. Call Linda at master’s degree teacher. 566 000; 10 acres $5000. Terms. HOUR SERVICE. 6460237. C O D E. Style Number and S lza. & 10th., 10 to 5 . 875 Parker ^pliances etc. “ Something tion, trailering axles, more. eight, carpeted, sink, stove, Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 6461980. CUSTODIAN - Part time, 8:30 8075. The Fall & Winter ’78 Pasek Realtors, 2867475. Street, Manchester. For Everyone!” MODEST APARTMENT - $2,000 firm. 643-2880. awning. $800. 643-0036. to midnight. Good working Sought by mature male. B.ASIC F.ASHION con­ MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST conditions. Pleasant surroun­ GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, tains a Bonus Coupon. Real Eatate Wanted 28 G I ^ T TAG SALE. Estate. Excellent references. Call 1972 PUMA POPUP- Sleeps part time mature woman for dings, Dairy (Jueen, 643-4491. Lessons; Folk, blue grass, BACK YARD SALE- Hand 1974 DATSUN 710 Excellent Price . . . $2.00 a copy. Antiques, doll houses, dolls, Mr. Scott, Extension 427, six. Stove, sink, heater, aw­ physician’s office. Typing popular. Ages 5-aaults, made wool items, 2 tall condition. AM/FM cassette ALL CASH For your property, furniture, entire household Manchester Hospital, 646- stereo. Original owner. Call ning. Excellent condition. Add $2.00 for the New retired . Mail resume to ^ x BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT Beginners-professionals. bookcases, curtains, drapes, 17” SEARS Gas Chain saw. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM within 24 hours. Avoid Red must go! Knick-Knacks, HUNDREDS OF 1222, days. 6465588 after 5pm. Asking $1200. Call 649-5341. SUCCESS IN SEWING. V, Manchester Herald. Easy Banjo method. FREE clothes. Miscellaneous, Satur­ 40” Sears puch-butfon electric toy puppies and stud services For mature male. Parking. HEARTLAND FOOD WAREHOUSE - Full time. Experienced. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Christmas items, chrystal, V A C A N C IE S . 1, 2, 3, Liberal fr i^ e benefits. A| loan instrument. Private day and Sunday, 17 Oval Lane range. 150 galTon'gas Hot at fair prices. 1-423-8789. Ckirporation, 646-0131. kitchen items, bureaus, air Convenient location. No bedrooms all areas and COUPLE WITH SMALL in person: East Hartford U,..- studio. 6466557. off Waddell Road. 10 am-5 pm. Water Heater. 55 gallon steel kitchen privileges. $30 week­ OPENING SOON in- conditioner 220 volt. Saturday prices. Rental Assisters is the CHILD - Desires duplex, or 5 valescent Home, 745 Main fuel drums on stand. 6462880. b e a u t i f u l S ilv e r ly. 6 4 6 ^ 3 , EXPEMENGED SMALL SELLING your house? Call us and Sunday Sept. 16 and 17,10 eaiest way to find the right room apartment to rent for Street, East Hartford, PIANO LESSONS - Ages 6 TAG SALE- sofa and chairs, miniature male Poodle pup­ first and we’ll make you a am-4 pm. Rain Date way to live. For complete October 1st. Call 289-7185, ENGKMECHANC Adult given by experienced desk, clothes, bric-a-brac. 43 SWIM POOLS - Warehouse pies. AKC registered. Putten- FURNISHED ROOM FOR cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Foley, Manchester, September 23 and 24, 123 Inventory Closeout! Must sell details call 2365646. We care after 6 p.m. VERNON EXPERIENCED FLORAL teacher. $4.00 pier lesson. Gail Realtor, 643-1577. cove breeding. 2269297 / 426 RENT - Kitchen privileges. about your special needs. NEEDED September 610. 10 am-3 pm. Summer Street, Manchester. brand new, huge, luxury 6333. DESIGNER - Full or part Breitenfield, 649-8053. Central location. Free MARRIED COUPLE with dog HEARTLAND FOOD WAREHOUSE/PURITY Good opportunity for time. Apply in person to Park above ground pools. Complete IMMEDIATE Cash for your TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ parking. 14 Arch Street. HEAT AND ELECTRIC paid. wish to rent small house or SUPREME SU PER"4RKETS, INC., a diversified growth. Full time position. Hill Joyce Florist, 36 Oak TAG SALE- 3 Family. 54 with Sim Deck, Filter, Fen­ ALTERED MALAMUTE property. Let us explain our day, September 9th., & 10th., Carpeted 3 bedroom with apartment. 2862473. Street, Manchester. Leland Drive, Saturday & cing, and full installation. MALE - 1 1/2 years. N e^s Massachusetts based food and drug chain with 100-f fair proposal. Call Mr. 9 a.m. til dark. (No sale if BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - appliances and yard for kids. EG KERrS Sunday, 10 to 4. Beds, 20 Askuig $639. Full financing family. $150. (/all 643-7832, Gentlemen only. Free units, is growing. Belfiore, 647-1413. rain) 9 Coleman Road, of! Only $220. (20-17). Rental FEMALE TEACHER Rl. 44A, Covwitry ENGLISH RIDING LESSON gallon aquarium, skiis, boots, available. Call Joey collect, evenings, parking. Kitchen privileges. NURSES AIDES ALL SHIFTS Lydall Street. Old rifle, jugs, Assisters, 2365646, small fee. COMMUTING To area is 742-6103 given at Los Andes Farm on skates, ^itars, drums, toys, 2062365871. Security and references VERNON will be our 39th supermarket and the largest - Full time and part time. MAY WE BUY your home? bottles, radios, clocks, coins, liwking for room to rent two Route 85 in Bolton. Private clothes. FREE TO GOOD COUNTRY reguired. 643-2693, for ap­ in the Vernon/Manchester area, offering values to our Enjoy working with elderly Quick, lair, ail cash and no fishing rods, furniture, SMART MOVE. Carpeted one nights a week for school year. patients in a very pleasent and and group instructions, SNOW ■nRES. AR78xl3, W/W HOME. Large friendly 1 1/2 pointment. customers and top salaries, benefits, and job security problems. Call Warren E. camera, lawn equipment, TV, bedroom with dining area, Call evenings, 567-9524. modern atmosphere. Good available to adults and LARGE TAG SALE. with 1978 Ford Rims. Call 646 year old neutured male Husky to our employees. children on dependable school Howland, Realtors, 6461108. Something for everyone. and much miscellaneous. 6739. basement, patio and lots wages and benefits. Please Malamute. Needs room to CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM more. $110 (17-23). Rental Mfsc. tor Rent horses. Contact Doreen at 646 Saturday 9; 30 to 4 pm. 29 run. 6469106. 58 EXPEREHCED Call Doris Blain, R.N., direc­ TO PROPERTY OWNERS- TAG SALE - Friday & Satur­ for mature gentleman. Call Assisters, 2365646, small fee. tor of nurses, 646-0129. 9937 (days) or 647-1588 Cornwall Drive (off Dem- GIRLS HEIERLING SKI 646-4701 after 6 p.m. (evenings). Are you contemplating day. 9 to 4. Childrens and STORAGE AREA ideal for PART-TIME OPEMNGS Manchester Manor Nursing ming, right on Baldwin, right BOOTS - 2 years old. U s^ LIveatock Selling, Renting, or Leasing on Bryan, second left womens clothes, coats, skis, twice. Size 6 1/2. $25.00. Call ------2 BEDROOMS. Sunny apart­ con tra ctors. About 1,000 HURSE AIDES home, 385 West Center Street. your property? For good, ment with heat and square feet. Overhead doors, Ml BEnUtnUTS - U l SSFR Schoole-Claaaee 19 Comwall). boots, lamps, silver plated 649-1015, after 5 p.m. RIDING LESSONS indoor honest service and top ^ for Apertmenta For Rent 53 appliances. Only $175 (22-29). heat, running water, sink, A LIMITED NUMBER OF FULL-TIME POSITIONS dinnerware. Much more! 70 riding ring. Western stock you; smaller fees for us, call; Rental Assisters, 236-5646, toilet, walk-in door. Central ALSO AVAILABLE. HEEDED U W RUNUFACTURINB FOR THE BEST - Manchester TAG SALE- Typewriter, Notch Road, Bolton, off 1-84. ALL NIGHTER WOOD seat, saddle seat, and hunt Housing Values, 6465984. L(X)KING for anything in real small fee. locaton. $150/month. 6468882. COMPMIT Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 radio, skiis, tires, and more! Look for signs. STOVE with blower. "Little seat. All levels 226M17. To provido N ining Coro estate rental - apartments, Ask for John. INTERVIEWS WILL BE HELD MONDAY AND 74 EASTERN BLVD. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ II Fenwick Road, Moe” , used 5 months. $330. In privoto homos and homes, multiMe dwellings, no MANCHESTER - Quiet older TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 AND 19, batwaan 9d)0 aLASTONBURY, CT. 633-4491 troductory lesson with this ad. Houaehold Goods 40 Manchester. Saturday 10 to 3. TAG S ^ E - Lake Street, Call 6461948. Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 Nodical FaclilUaa. Part • SET UP MEN Call 646-6306, or 6463549. South Windsor. September 9th fees. Call J.D, Real Estate couple wanted for modern 2- AM AND 4:00 PM at HOWARD JOHNSON’S Asociates, Inc. 6461980. bedroom apartment, with lima, full lima. Con- Bridgeport Millers & Hardinge REFRIGERATORS TAG SALE> Saturday & Sun­ and 10th. 10am -4 pm. Moving. SLEEP AND MAKE MONEY □ AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR LODGE IN VERNON. 1974 FURY - 16ti-foot heat, hot water and ■ Idarabla givan to Chuckers. Washers, ranges, used, day September 9th., & 10th., 9 - Ice Vending Machine, plus fiberglass, tilt trailer, with appliances. Sorry no children o h - Location • MACHINIST □ REAL ESTATE guaranteed and clean. New to 4. 2 family. Moving! TAG SALE - Benefit Lukemia separate ice maker. $1000. MANCHESTER MAIN WATCH FOR DETAILS IN THIS 1975 56horsepower outboard STREET 2 and 3 room or pets. References and and Hours. EXPERIENCED. Bridgeport shipment damaged, GE and Everything must go! 496 Society. AH new merchandise. Inquire Hartford Road DQ., Autos For Sale 61 NEWSPAPER NEXT WEEK. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. apartments, heated, hot security required. $235 a NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Millers Si Hardinge Chuckers. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Hilliard Street, Manchester. September 9th, & 10th. I to 5 Manchester. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Homes For Sale 23 water, appliances, no pets, month. 643-8481 after 6:30 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- For Information cal • MACHINE OPERATORS Pearl and Son, 649 Main p.m. 48 Avondale Road, board, $300. 2260475 or 226 Street, 6462171. Manchester. parking, security. 5267047. p.m. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new • TOOL CRIB/MAINTENANCE ANTIQUE COLONIAL TAG SALE- Old bottles, beer BATHROOM "JOHN” & 9550. 643-g51S MAN radials, (2 snows), excellent MO S AtSISTMICE elegant center hall. One of the cans, old iron, Avon bottles, VANITY- VaniW complete 50 hour work wook. All bonodto. LOVE SEAT. Like new condi­ ox yoke, car parts, and TAG SALE - 4 family. with faucets. Both are in FOUR ROOM APARTMENT MANCHESTER - 3 room condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. of Rorlli Eastorn Conn. finest in Eiastem Connecticut, ALUMINUM CANOE with - 426 Broad St. $155. Swurity apartment 1/2 of 2 family. Apply In poroon only. 3 OJn. to 12 plus a guest house, 3 car gar­ tion, orange background with “ stuff” . September 9th. & September 9th. & 10th., 10 excellent condition. 643-^98, assorties $300. Cali 6463700, Inc. pjn. ond 1 pan. lo 3 pan. deposit. No appliances. Convenient location. Includes TOYOTA COROLLA - 4- age, large shed, bam, on 17 white floral print. Call after 4 10th. 340 Lydall Street, a.m. to 4 p.m.. Bunk b ^ , after 4:00 p.m. after 6 p.m. VtW DfOUSE p.m., 6461168. Married couple. No pets. heat and appliances, $230 iier roeed. Good condition. $1100. 3S7 EaM CMtar tlraH acres, with more land Manchester. bikes, rolling iron, books, A division of Purity Supreme, Inc. childrens clothes, records and ELECTRIC GE riding lawn Telephone 643-4751. month. Paul Dougan Realtor Radial tires. Call 649-8306 available. Group 1 Realtors. 643-4535. anytime. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. PHILCO COPPERTONE record players, miscellaneous mower like new $500. (Sll 646 refrigerator / freezer 3 years household items. Comer of 3700, after 6 p.m. Garden Producta 47 f o u r r o o m r e n t - Stove old, reasonable. Call after 5 — and refrigerator. 95 Orchard VERNON 3 room apartment 1969 VW BUG - Very good con­ COLONIAL CENTER- Homestead & Irving Streets. p.m. 742-9937. TAG SALE- 2 families. Satur­ BOTTI’S Fruit farm - Apples, Street, HBckville. Business, in modern 4-iamily, dition. $800. Call 646-1311, CHIMNEY 9 rooms, on 3.9 SOFA, WOODEN SHUTTERS day September 9th., 9 a.m to 3 TAG SALE - September 9th., - Electric stove and head- Peaches (canning and eating) 649-4003, residence 643-€^4. Convenient to shopping and after 5 p.m. acres, 4-bedrooms, formal p.m. £!7 West Center Street, Pears, Plums. 260 Bush Hill 186, $160 monthly, includes dining room, front to back 30” MAGEE ELECTRIC & 10th., 10 to 4. M Shadycrest boards. Call 6461872. STOVE- White. Like new. 1 Manchester. Electric dryer, Road, Manchester. 456 MAIN STREET second heat, hot water, appliances 1976 GRAN FU R Y fully living room, 2 fireplaces, first Drive, East Hartford. year old. $200. Available lamps, books, clothing, much, Moving! Girls clothes, HUTCH WITH MIRROR An- floor, 6room heated apart­ and parking, 647-1113 after equipped, air, 30,000 mile floor laundry room, enclosed 6:30 p.m. CUP & MAIL September 29th. Call 647-1826. much more! No early birds household items, bicycle, mis­ tique, excellent conditon. Call ment $180 monthly, security. Excellent. $3,500. 643-0036. Easy Money! porch, rec-room, 2-car gar­ please. Call 6462426, 65 p.m. age, bam, 4 horse stalls, and cellaneous. 6461018. Antiquea 48 QUEEN SIZE HIDE-A-BED. APARTMENT TO SHARE 1974 VW BEETLE Good con­ pasture. Group 1, Philbrick ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY - with two other ladies. No dition. Call 643-1098. Agency, 646-4200. ^ l y mattress. Never used. WHEELS-13” G.M.; 14” WANTED. Antique furniture, i NAME Newly weds. Transfered to G.M., Plymouth; 15” Ford. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Heat, hot water. Parking. On smoking, no drinking. In MAIL TO: other antique items. R. bus line. Mature, reliable per­ Manchester. $25 weekly. Cali 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - if EAST HARTFORD - For sale California. Sacrifice $325.646 Sunday Sept. 10 1-5 New G-78xl4 Firestone ADDRESS 1047. regular or snow recaps. 646 Harrison, 6 4 ^ 0 9 . son. Lease. Security deposit. 649-4419, 3-speed, 258, 6 cylinder. Call the TAG SALE way by owner. 6Family, 6 & 6, References. No pets. $1W. 646 643-4110 after 6 p.m. $900.00. Looks easy? It isl And it's fast becoming the nation’s enclosed front porches. Call 7268. H e ralb SEARS 19” TABLE SAW- OPEN HOUSE THE PACK RAT - Antiques & THREE BEDROOM favorite pastime. It’s a great way of turning your no- I CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING for an appointment. 6461934 / Excellent condition, $100.1969 FILE c a b in e t - 4 drawers, Collectibles - Reopening Sun­ DUPLEX - baths, wall-to- 1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 6 longer-needed items into quick cash, so jump on the 643-6045 / 289-6672 / 5265600. 43 Stephan St., Manchaatar ATTRACTIVE FOUR ROOM wall carpeting, stove, STATE P.O. BOX 591 Dodge Station Wagon. N e ^ grey with lock, $55. Kenmore day September 10th., 12 to 5, cylinder, automatic, power bandwagon and get into the garage sale action. Place a It brakes. $100. Call 643-8043 electric stove 30” , $85. 636 40 Flora Road, off Route 85, Apartment. Stove, refrigerator. Adults. No pets. steering, power brakes sure-fire want ad advertising your sale aqd watch the Msnchsstsr, Conn. 06040 refrigerator. Reference, no Call 6461344. BSOWTH TOLLAND BRUCE AGENCY after 5 p.m. 5786. Bolton. Outside “ CTean Up Excellent condition! Call 643- profits roll in. ZIP - See to appreciate front to Sale” weather permitting. pets. Adults. $195. 6463167 4149. EXAMPLE: OPPORTUNITY rear split. $62,900. Large TWO PAIR DRAW 2263540. BOLTON - One bedroom kitchen and dining room, huge Doga-BIrda-Peta PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days .•RBKHMKITN DRAPERIES - 108” wide x Wanted to Buy 49 apartment. Available im­ 1974 BUICK CENTURY- family room. Convenient in­ 90” long; 78” wide x 90” long. ONE BEDROOM mediately. $185 monthly. AM/FM radio, power IXXr-CAT boarding bathing / 15 Words for 3 Days is only $4.50 law quarters. Ideal location. Blue-green floral print. WANTED 2 BURNER APARTMENT On Main Lease, security, references. steering, automatic transmis­ □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only <^•8.10 Telephoe 872-6600. Matching sofa. 6467389. grooming. Obedience, protec­ ELECTRIC HOT PLATE and Street. Available October 1st. 646-2482, 649-8989 - Mr. sion, air conditioning, vinyl tion classes. Complete older refrigerator in working $160 monthly, includes heat. Lindsey. top. Call Nick 871-2350. And you receive 2 FREE TAG SALE modern facilities. Canine condition. Call 647-1022. One month's security. Call . uSKSSRS Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon FILL IN ONE WORD PfR RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS T* nM i m * ml mmmm hM W after 6, 6462314. Road, Manchester. For reser­ 1970 VW SQUARE BACK Posters when you stop into The Heraid to M Mslmnn ad nMieSMl WAGON, automatic, radio, 1 2 3 4 9 ,1 taMkA aMMak nMb n3 S The Sentry vations please call 646-5971. □ R E N T A L S SUBI^T- Four roonw apart- Homes for Rent a la d jiw sii wee afiC 54 electric defroster. Must been place your ad. < ttewXaaWW ment, heat and gas seen, 428 Lake Street, i^lton, appliances. Available Oefober COVENTRY - Lake front. 1 7 1 3 10 •BEeiNOM Free Home Rooms for Rent 643-9708/647-1908, $875. 1, no pets, no children. 646 Spacious grounds. 2 kdakU SakW SBi k mM la*, 3643. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 11 12 Evaluation. and Sunday THOMPSON HOUSE MEN • 1975 VEGA - MAACO PAINT, D o llar 13 14 n ------fireplace. Attached garage. new transmission, battery. SaptS.10 SAM-4 PM Birch House Women. Central­ 6LARGE R(X)MS, Duplex Adults preferred. No pets. Recent valve job, brakes, S aver What is your home worth? Our professionals can help SS S4 US1 Pomio Drlvf ly located. Downtown West side. 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I9T. M3-SI79 Ready to introduce their new series on CBS are (top, ieft to right) Debra Ciinger and Prisciila Barnes in “ The American Giris” ; (center) Howard Hesseman from “ WKRP in Cincinnati,’’ Phyiiis George of “ Peopie,” and Esther Roiie of “ Good Times” ; and (bottom) Jack Dodson and Prisciila Morell from “ In the Beginning.” IIS ONE /ns/de; Television Programs, Sept 9 to 15 Page 2 — WtailREND WEEKEND-Page 3 Forum of tho Arts This Week’s TV Sports

Included in the courses offered are workshop, which begins at 7:30 p.m., will BanJoM at Band Shall EVBfPfQ aSN FL'78 African Dance, Ballet, Creative Move­ be preceded by a half-hour reception. ’This Today EVBIING 8KM Bemie Bentley, Manchester banjoist, 1.-00 7:30 ment, Jazz, Tai Chi and Modem Dance. event is also free to the public. Andrews 400 (E BasebsB Chicago Cubs vs. 9 Basabal Boston Red Sox vs. AFTBW N 6:00 d l NFL Football D allas will play and lead a singalong Wednesday was the co-founder in of the Black New York tMs Cleveland Indiana at 7 p.ni. at the Manchester Bicentennial Registration deadline is Sept. 20. For O p a N C A A FoottW* UCLA at Cowboys vs. New York Giants 8:30 further information, call the dance Emergency Cultural Coalition. 12:00 Washington QD O Qraatsst Sports Lagsnda 9 GraalssI Sports Legends 10:40 10:15 Band Shell. Rain date is Friday. Q ) U.& Open T m W Uve cover­ QDKInar'aKamer department at Trinity College, 527-3151, • A trumpet from Iran, a 19th-century Racing From BMmom a s NFL roottai Cindniutl 10-.30 8RadSoaWrapAJp Bemie will supply his own song sheets age of Itw U.S. Open Champton- 'nw Racers Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns (9 Sports Extra extension 414. Italian mandolin and a Japanese sMps from Flushing Meadow 8 which will include songs for everyone, but Shakuhachi are some of the instruments Park in Corona, New York. 8KW 1:30 11:00 especially the "older young adults.” IS9 uviiM |iai Dowwig (SBaaabal New York Mets vs. CD Sports ChaBanga 9 T h s Racers Wednesday Art Events on display in the new Lions Gallery of the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 M The 69-year-old entertainer has Senses exhibition titled “Winds, Strings, 1.-00 11:30 Friday • ’The arresting impact of western com­ 02Wi«eilng 10:40 ( S Baaaball New York Mets vs. (DNFLTNsWeak EVBdNG appeared on radio, television, at Bushnell Striking Things” at the Wadsworth (DKlnar's Komar PiUsburgh Pirates Memorial and Mark Twain Memorial, mercial art on the native dress of an In­ 1:30 EVBMNG Atheneum on exhibit now through Nov. 12. 11:30 eeBaaebM I Boston Red Sox both in Hartford, and at the Hartford Civic dian tribe living on remote islands off a a T M WaM( In BaaatMl vs. New York Yankees Monday 7:00 A series of concerts and workshops has d ) Racing From Yonkara 6 ) "1978 Women's (9 Al/Spinks SpecW Center, to name a few. He has had several Panama will be illustrated in an unusual 2 M Softball 7:00 been arranged in conjunction with the 12:00 FastpUch SoftbaH Game" EVB«NG (E Bowing For Dolars publications printed in the F.I.G.A. exhibition at the University of Connec­ a a Pra-Qame (E Bowing For DoBsrs exhibit. The workshops, “Making Music,” a a Daeahal Boston Red Sox (SWraaHng 3:45 7:30 magazine, which is about fretted in­ ticut's William Benton Museum of Art in vs. New York Yankees 7 K » 9 Bassbal Boston Red Sox vs. 8.-00 will enable participants to create musical 12:30 ( S NFL Today S 8 9 Baaebal Boston Red struments. OThaAthialaa CnBowlMForDolMa Cleveland Indians Storrs. instruments from found objects, and will 2:15 4KW S W ra sifig Sox vs. New York Yankees Bentley is a certified music teacher by “The Mola and Madison Ave.: A View of a a B e e a tM l (3) U.S. Opan Tannis Uve cover­ 8.-00 (9 9 Boxing "WBA World be offered to the public Saturdays at 1:30. 84W (E BaesbMI Montreal Expos vs. Heavyweight Championship" the Connecticut State Music Teachers Acculturation” is on view through Oct. 8 2:30 age of the U.S. Open Champion­ ships from Rushing Meadow ( E Daeebal Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets Live coverage of the 15-round .Association, and is associated with the in the Edith Mosler Feder Gallery. aw C TTarm la New York Mets Maya Art Lectures Park in Corona, New York. 10:15 rematch between Muhammad All Landerman Agency. Layne Artists There will also be a slide lecture 4:30 Sunday aNFLFOotbaN Baltimore Colts 9:00 9 Red Sox Wrap-Up and defender Leon Spinks, the (D S W Id e World Of Sports vs. Miami Dolphins Light Heavyweight Champion­ Management Bureau, and the “Bobby” ’Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in the main gallery “New Aspects of Maya Art” will be the 3 ) 9 NFL Football Denver 10:40 Uve coverage of a 10-round wel­ a NFL FOotbal New England Broncos at Minnesota Vikings ship bout between Victor Galin- Kaye and A1 Gentile orchestras. on “Molas: Folk Art of ’The Cuna In­ theme of a series of three lectures at terweight boxing match between MORNING Patriots vs. St. Louis Cardinals (S loner's Komar dez and Mike Rossman, and the Trinity College, Hartford, this month. Sugar Ray Leonard and Floyd 10:40 W BC Featherweight Champion­ The event is co-sponsored by the dians,” by Ann Parker and Avon Neal. 4:40 Mayweather from the Civic C o t - 11KX) (E Kkiar's Komer ship bout between Danny Lopez Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Com­ “Mola” means clothing, dress or blouse The program will be held on successive d ) Khtar’sKomer Bernard “Bernie” Bentley, ter In Providence, R.I.; a preview (Q Sports Chalenge and Juan Malvarez from the mittee and the Music Performance Trust in the dialect of the Cuna Indians, who in­ Wednesday evenings at 8:15 p.m. in of the rematch between Muham­ 4:45 Sup^dom e in New Orleans, 11:30 Fund in cooperation with the Hartford banjoist, will perform and lead a habit the San Bias Archipelago off the east Trinity's Austin Arts Center. ’The lec­ mad All and WBA World Heavy­ a Red Sox Wrap-Up Louisiana. weight champion Leon Spinks; @ This Week In Baseball Tuesday Thursday (E BasabaH New York Mets vs. 5:00 Musicians Association. singalong Wednesday at the coast of Panama. The Cuna developed tures, which will discuss current inter­ "World Cycling Championships" Philadelphia Phillies @ NFL Football (Joined In EVENING On Monday at 7;30 p.m., the 76th Divi­ their intricate reverse applique technique pretations of Maya art and culture in light from Munich, West Germany. AFTERNOON EVENING Manchester Bicentennial Band Progress) New England Patriots sion Army Reserve Band will perform. of clothing design about a century ago as of recent archaeological findings, are free 4:45 vs. St. Louis Cardinals 10:45 Shell. 12:30 7:00 Sept. 17 at 2:30 p.m., a concert by the a Bed Sox Wrap-Up ® Soccer Made In Germany 7:00 9 Red Sox Wrap-Up an extension of body painting, and using and open to the public. (E Bowling For Dollars 102nd Connecticut National Guard Band d ) NFL Today (E Bowling For Dollars steamship round of beef and shrimp new- tools and materials bartered from Yankee The first lecture, “ The Maya will be heard. burg. There will also be a “Lindy” dance traders. Underworld,” will be given by Michael D. The Sphinx Temple Shrine Band will contest. (245-4700) On view simultaneously is the 13th an­ Coe, professor of anthropology at Yale conclude this season’s band shell program nual UConn art department faculty exhibi- ^ . University Wednesday. • Because of an unavoidable change in This Week’s TV Specials TELEVISION on Sunday, Sept. 24, at 2:30 p.m. his schedule, Richard Pryor comes to the tion, and a selection of art from the ‘ On Sept. 20, the topic will be “Super­ All band shell events are free. The band Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford museum’s permanent collection. natural Themes in Maya Art.” On Sept. shell is located on the Manchester Com­ TK-TRON AND STEREO Tuesday, Sept. 19, instead of Sept. 18. He ’The museum is open free Monday 27, the subject will be “The Right to Rule Today Sunday (Premiere) Hospital director Dan special, the lovable spinach-guz­ munity College campus off Wetherell is appearing with special guest, Patti through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 of Maya Kings.” Lassiter (Lloyd Bridges), In line zling sailor and his pals embark 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER phone 649-7228 Street. p.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. lor a presidential cabinet post, on new adventures. LaBelle, at 7:30 p.m. learns that his staff physicians 9 8 9 NBC Special "NBC AFTERNOON AFTERNOON ONE (1) DAY SERVICE • Members of Peace Train’s • At the University of Hartford, 200 are falling prey to a sharp mal­ Salutes The 25th Anniversary Of Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, practice lawyer (Buddy Ebsen). 'The Wonderful World Of Theater Events Roundhouse Revue will perform in Pipe Bands Win 12:00 exhibitions on traditional crafts will be on 1:30 (Part 1 of 2) Disney'" Ron Howard and • Joe Masiel appears in concert tonight Gengras Court at the Wadsworth (£ Weekend Spedala (Season 9 Weekend Specials (Season Suzanne Somers are hosts for an fitcondiinolwd' view in the Joseloff Gallery through Sept. The Manchester Pipe Band and the St. Premiere) "The Seven Wishes Of Premiere) "The Seven Wishes Of all-star extravaganza in the Dis­ at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Atheneum in Hartford Friday and 20; also will be a collection of Patrick’s Pipe Band, both of Manchester, Joanna Peabody” A fairy god­ Joanna Peabody" A fairy god­ ney tradition. (Part 1 of 2) OHAU Color TV’s Windsor. “Fiddler On The Roof” starring succeeding Fridays throughout were winners in Pipe Band competition on mother (Butterfly Mc(3ueen) mother (Butterfly McQueen) photographs, artifacts and Hopi Kachina appears on a television screen *90 Up Paul Lipson opens Tuesday and plays September, at 6 p.m. ’fiiese concerts are appears on a television screen Tuesday as available dolls on loan from Samuel J. Wagstaff Jr. Sept. 2 in Altamont, N Y. and grants a young girl seven and grants a young girl seven CAfXf-IHS. through Dec. 3. (522-1266 or 623-8227) free. The Atheneum galleries and ’These events are open free to the public. The Manchester Pipe Band won first wishes. wishes. • 'Hie Ice Capades come to the New restaurant will be open so the public can Thursday • Foot Prints, Community Arts Center, prize in Grade II Medley competition with 2KX) EVENING Haven Coliseum in their only (Connecticut see exhibits and have supper while 466 Main St., announces “Mixed Media” second prize going to Clan Sutherland 9 Direction '78 “ Morality Of 2.-00 Media" Daniel Schorr, Robert appearance Oct 3 through Oct. 8. listening to the concerts. For further in­ @ International Chess Simulat­ 8:00 EVENING by Nancy Carta and Mary Lou Bodo in the Pipe Band of Boston, Mass. Mulholland, Harlan Ellison and 9 8 9 Canine Hall Of Fame formation, call 233-9829. In case of incle­ ed "move-by-move" coverage of • At the Oakdale Musical Theatre in Host Joe Garagiola and guests downstairs gallery and “Paintings” by St. Patrick’s won second prize in the the on-going Karpov-Korchnoi Virginia Carter discuss contem­ Wallingford, the musical revue “Bubbling ment weather, the concerts will be held porary television standards and Stiller and Meara take a look at Grade IV Medley contest with first prize World Championship chess 8:00 Ann Rosebrooks in the upstairs gallery, practices. Martin Agronsky man's best friend, featuring San­ S All The Fighter Brown Sugar” plays Sunday through inside the museum. match to be played In Baguio both exhibits showing Sept. 17 to Oct. 7. going to Fraser Highlanders of Rome, moderates. dy of Broadway's "Annie” and ©Special ''A Good Dissonance Thursday. Frankie Valli appears on stage • ’The Connecticut Opera Association City, the Philippines. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday N.Y. Yorkshire terrier Cede Higgins, Like A Man” A musical portrait Friday through Sept. 17. (269-8723) will present two performances of three champion of the Westminster of Charles Ives' life, music and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Drum Majors Contest was won by EVENING EVENING • The Goodspe^ Opera House in East operas this season. ’The operas are “n DogShow. ideals. Mike Watson of the Manchester Band. ©Election '78 Seven candi­ ’Trovatore,” “Don Pasquale” and “The The opening reception will be held Sept. 8:30 Haddam is showing the musical, “She 7:30 dates for the U.S. Senate will be 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. with the Artists Collec­ The Manchester Band also won first 8:00 52) Election '78 Republican can­ 9 Thracian Gold Alexander Loves Me,” now through Nov. 5. A revival Magic Flute,” sung in English. ’The first (3 1 8 9 US Against The World interviewed by host Lee Nelson prize for best drum corps. didates for Governor Frank Scourby narrates a close-up look tive’s jazz sextet, “Eclipse,” in a free - II Gabe Kaplan Is host for this and Sue Wiltshire, statewide of the 1963 Broadway show, the show is a opera is Oct. 28 and 30. (527-0713) Hatch and Edward F. King are at the mysterious and beautiful The Manchester Pipe Band is under the all-star athletic competition in president of the League of Wom­ concert beginning 4 p.m. interviewed by W G B Y ’s news treasures of ancient Thrace, romantic musical comedy set in a which the U.S. team will be chal­ en Voters. Democratic hopefuls Registration for the fall semester in direction of Charles Murdoch, pipe major, director Mark Mills and Fred including gold, silver and bronze glamorous pre-Worid War I E^dapesTper­ lenged by the world team in a are Kathleeen Sullivan Alloto, Cusick, political writer for the artifacts. (R) Dane* Events movement, music, art and extended and Andrew Nesbit, drum sergeant. series of sporting events. Paul GuzzI, Elaine Noble, How­ fume shop. “Whoopee,” the musical com­ Daily Hampshire Gazette. St. Patrick’s Pipe Band is under the ard Phillips and Paul Tsongas. edy that played at Goodspeed this summer • The Connecticut Dance Festival is curriculum for all ages is Monday through craft items! ' presenting a series of dance groups this Sept. 22, Monday through Friday from 10 direction of William Marceau, pipe major, 8:00 Republican are Incubents Sena­ is having an extended pre-Broadway run and Edward Fisher, drum sergeant. 9:00 3 ) 9 Roots Chicken George tor Edward BRooke and Avi at the Ivoryton Playhouse in Ivoryton, month in the Shubert Theatre, 247 6>llege a.m. to 5 p.m. Classes begin the week of ® A Good Dissonance Uke A arrives home to find the country Nelson. Friday we have |uat about avarything you'll Man A musical portrait of on the brink of Civil War and his need, and our salaction la cotnplaltl St., New Haven. Tonight, the ’Twyla Tharp Sept. 25. 9:00 Sept. 22 through Oct. 15. For reservations Charles Ives’ life, mus'e and son (Georg Stanford Brown) Dance Foundation appears. ’The Dance • Benny Andrews, the American artist Member-at-Large 9 8 9 The Critical List Prior apace limita our diaplay, ao If you to either performance, call 873-8868. ideals. (R) being recruited into the Army. to his confirmation as Secretary EVENING don’t see It, ask ua - and we’ll And Itl whose collages are currently on exhibition When the war finally ends, the Alliance Co./Chamter Dance Co. is Philip Bunker of Manchester was of Health, Lassiter learns of a • aequina • beada • pin backa in the MATRIX Gallery at the Wadsworth family meets with so much iM i scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday. recently elected one of the members-at- massive health funds fraud 7:30 • eyaa • felt e burlap Musical Events 10:00 harassment from bitter whites involving top government offi­ Friday and Saturday, the Bowen-Peters Atheneum in Hartford, will visit Hartford that they move to Henning, Ten­ 9 International Fashions On large of the Connecticut Chapter of the 3 ) Grasao / Killian Gubernatori­ cials. (Part 2 of 2) • wira • atyrofoam • Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Dancers are featured. The Alvin Alley for a lecture and workshop Tuesday and al Debate Governor Ella Grasso nessee and start anew. (Part 5 of Wheels Starring the $76,000 • flowara • craft foam American Orff-Schulwerk A s^iation, a ® ® Los Angelas Philharmonic Ferrari Boxer 512 and 26 excit­ Orchestra will appear at the Springfield, Wednesday. The noted critic, writer and and Lt. Governor Robert Killian 5)(R) Zubin Mehta makes his last tele­ Repertory Ensemble is billed for Sept. 19 music organization. ing auto entries and models teacher is scheduled to give a MATRIX debate the issues three days 11:30 vised appearance as conductor and we could go on, Mass., Civic Center Saturday, Sept. 23, at and 20. All perfomnances are at 8 p.m. Hie group’s first worbdiop of the year before the party primary. sporting fall designer fashions. evening lecture, “Complexities on Being a QD Hal Jackson's Talented Teen of the Los Angeles Philharmonic 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the (562-2655) will be SatiuMay, Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to 3 13 (8 9 Mias America Pageant International Pageant Orchestra. Virtuoso violinist Bert Parks, Phyllis George and and on, and on... Springfield Civic Center box office. • A series of non-credit dance Simple Artist,” Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the p.m. at the Oliver Ellsworth School in Itzhak Perlman is featured as A th ^u m . The MATRIX Gallery will Lee Meriwether are hosts for this soloist. • Ihe Big Band Night benefit for the workshops will be offered at Trinity Windsor. 58th annual pageant, live from open at 7:30 p.m. The event is free to the Connecticut Society for the Prevention of College, Hartford, this fall beginning Sept. Jean Wilmouth will demonstrate and Atlantic City, N.J. Blindness Inc. will be at Lake Compounce, public. 9 Special "Seaworld - Coun­ Monday 25 and running through Dec. 7. The discuss the use of percussion instruments. try Style" Charlie Pride hosts Wednesday KEEP SMILING Bristol, Friday, and will feature toth big / Andrews will spend Wednesday at the . A i m ' courses are designed for people with no For further information, call Barbara this country music special with EVENING band music and improvisational jazz. The Community Renewal Team’s “The guests Freddy Fonder, Tammy EVENING KEEP HAPPY th* irfcod* «f previous dance experience as well as Potter at 673-0630, or Jean Adams at 688- benefit will also .feature a full buffet with those with moderate or advanc«l training. Craftery,” 1445 Main St., Hartford. The Wynette, Barbara Mandrell, Min­ 2691. nie Pearl, The Oak ridge Boys, 9HW and Jana Jae. f 9 8 S The Critical List (9 Popaya In an animated mmmmmmmtmmmm *. \ Xail.'iC ®.'*t ^ ^ Page 4 - WEEKEND

WEEKEND - Pape .5 Today, Sept. 9 Sunday, Sept. 10 MORNING ® Movie "Kiss Of The tarantu­ 3:30 7:29 family of a Texas cattle baron, ® Racing From Yonkers la" (1972) Eric Mason Suzanne MORNING ® Adalante Hire" (1967) Guy Madison, Edd ) The Brady Bunch ® D a H y Numbers weakening his power. (2 hrs.) 9 Senator Brooke Reports 8:30 Lina ® Journeyimey To Adventure © .The Growing Years Byrnes. 6:00 7:30 ® Movie "Passport To Pimli­ 9 T h e Gong Show ffi New York Report ® Pattern For Living 0 Conaumer Survival Kit ® Gunsmoke 5:00 ® Greatest Spe^s Legends ® That's Hollywood co" (1949) Stanley Holloway, 6.-00 AFTERNOON ® Children's Gospel 9 Homer Formby 11:55 ffi Mission: Impossible 4:00 0 NashvWe On The Road Paul Dupuis. Pimlico, a liny part ® Christopher Cloaeup ® PTL O ub ® Movie "Incident In San ffi Ironside 9:00 ® Big Valley 0 Lowell Thomas Remembers... of London, finds that it’s part of ® Rev. Cleophua Robinson (ffi 60 Minutes AFTERNOON Francisco" (1970) Richard Kiley, ® Athanson's Forum 6:30 ® NashvHle On The Road ® Hee HawfCont'd) ancient Burgundy, so the resi­ 12:00 Chris (tonnelly. 6:30 ffi Face Tha State 0 NFL Football ffi Lawrence Welk ® Agriculture U.S Jk. 0 On Nature's Trail 9 Joker's Wild dents tear up ration cards and ® Best Of News-Day “ lILoveLucy 0 Rrtng Une ffi Meet The Mayors ® Casper And Friends 12:00 @ Sesame Street ® 57 Reports: Massachusetts end austerity. (2 hrs.) 12:00 ® Athletes ® Tim e For Um olhy ) 9 Issues And Answers 9 Movie "Girl On The Run" ® Davey And Goliath ® U.S. Open Tennis ©Wrestling 0 © Masterpiece Theatre 4:30 8K)0 10:00 ® Faith For Today i Robert Schuller (1968) Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Erin ® Movie "The Haunted Stran­ 0 Petticoat Junction ® Ironside 6:45 ® ® Wide World Of Sports ® The Paper Chase © News D U ^ Faith O ’Brien. gler" (1958) Boris Karloff, Antho­ 0 ® N e w s 7:00 ® A New Day ® PopI Goes The Country ©Movie "X-15" (1961) David ® Grasso / KIIHan Gubernatori­ 10 ® Meet The Press 9 My Partner The Ghost 9:15 ny Dawson. 9 Viewpoint On Nutrition ® Camera Three 0 To Be Announced McLean, Charles Bronson. 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Directed by Ingmar Berg­ 0 0 ® Saturday Night Uve ffi NFL Today 10:00 7:30 0 Candlepin bowling ® Ironside ® Melodyland Evening Service man. A cynical medical officer 9 The Athletes 7:30 ( I K a z ffi The Brady Bunch ® Arthur And Company @ The Rreside Kitchen ® Animal World 0 0 ® US Against The World who humiliates a traveling troupe ® My Neighbor's Religion ffi News 12:45 ffi Action Newsmakers 6:00 ® Bugs And Popeye 0 Moon Man Connection -II in 19th-century Sweden Is haunt­ ffi Worship For Shut-Ins ffi Movie "The Fighting ffl The World Tomorrow 12:30 9 Listen 0 ® N F L '78 $ Dusty’s Treehouse 0 Big Valley 0 Great Performances ed by the ghost of one of the ffi 9 Christopher Closeup Kentuckian" (1949) John Wayne, ® Living Faith ® American Bandstand 0 Hollywood: The Seiznick ® News 0 ® James MIchener’s World 9 Maverick players. 1:00 0 Rex Humbard Vera Ralston. After the War of 0 0 ® Weekend 9 0 ® Baggy Pants / Nitwits Years @ Three Stoogm ® Lucy Show @ Front Row Center 9 Special ® Movie "Toward The ® Movie "Annie Oakley" 1812, a Kentuckian tights a per­ 0 © The Palllsers @ Tennessee Tuxedo 0 @ Crockett’s Victory Garden 9 Bewitched Unknown" (1956) William 9 Conversations With 8:30 10:30 (1935) Barbara Stanwyck, Pres­ sonal war. 2 hrs. (B/W) 9 Ask The Manager 1:00 Holden, Lloyd Nolan. ton Foster. 1:00 ffi Truth Or Con^uences 8:00 5:30 ® At Home ® Black News 10:30 ® Movie "Man Of The West " ffi Movie "The Cat Creature" 9 Underdog f f i 0 ® NFL Football ffi Movie "The Bootleggers" ® Popeye ® Living Faith © Sports Extra (1958) Gary Cooper, Julie 9.-00 10:40 (1973) Meredith Baxter. Stuart ffi Movie "The Flame And The (1974) Paul Koslo, Dennis ® Abbott And Costello a The Year Of St. Mark ffi Ruff House London. ® Movie "Magnum Force” ® loner’s Komer Whitman. 8:00 Arrow" (1950) Burt Lancaster, Frmple. A third generealion ® 9 Scooby Doo 9 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir W e Believe 9 The Drum 3 ® Petticoat Junction (1973) Clint Eastwood, Hal (II Virginia Mayo. bootlegger learns much from his ® Davey And Goliath 11:0 0 1:25 ffi CathoNc Mass ® Wrestling EVENING Holbrook. An unorthodox detec­ ( ! ) Dialogue grandfather. 2 hrs. 11:00 ® @ S Yogi's Space Race ® David Horowitz Consumer ® A B C News (ffi Jamas Robison 0 ® Washington Week In tive goes after a murderous vigi- ffi 0 Greatest Sports Legends ® Human Dimension ffi ffi 0 ® 9 News ® Sesame Street (R) BuyNne ® Voice Of Faith iante squad of rookie cops. (Net­ 1:30 ® Spanish Insight 0 Crockett's Victory Garden ffi Broadway Extra 8:30 6:00 ® News 9 Dr: Doolittle ® What About Women work advises viewer discretion) ® News 9 Homer Formby 9 Superman 0 PTL Club ® Superheroes ® $128,000 Question ffl Second City TV 9 Insight 1:30 ® 9 N CAA Football (R) 9 AvI Nelson © Firing Une © Black Perspective On The 9 The Racers ® O FangfM ® 9 Love Boat 2:00 © S e s a m e Street (R) News Art Hindle has more than enough to worry about as a ® Bewitched ® Racing From Belmont 0 M ovie "M arriage Italian 1:30 11:15 ® Viewpoint On Nutrition ® Jerry Fahvell 11:25 8:30 clone in the “ NBC Wednesday Movie of the Week” ® Connecticut: Seen 0 Th e Racers Style” (1964) Sophia Loren, Mar­ ffi Eighth Day 6:30 ffi CBS News 9:00 0 A Good Dissonance Like A ® News ffi Hot Fudge l 3 9 This Week In Baseball N0W9 cello Mastroianl. ffi Sporta Challenge ffi News “ Clone Master,” Sept. 13. Man ffi Insight 11:30 ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner 0 @ Wan Street Week 0 studio See 11:30 9 Risk Of Marriage ® Echoes Of Inspiration ® Another View 9 Movie “Broken Lance" ffi NFL This Week ® Little Rascals ® Homer Formby ® Black Perspective On The ® Imus Phis... 9 A B C N e w s ffi Day Of Discovery 0 Get Smart 0 © French Chel (1954) Richard Widmark, Spen­ 0 Oral Roberts ffi David SuMkInd ® @ Superfriends ® I Love Lucy News ® Movie "Countess Dracula” 9 Weekend Specials 9 That's Hollywood cer Tracy. 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At 45, Chakiris 0 unas, Yoga & You 10:00 young daughter of a small-town Mschliid Peter Sellers, Britt Ekiand. 9 Jackie Gleaaon Victor McLaglen, Boris Karloff. who played Bernardo re­ is a bit old to lead a street ® Fury physician, who is blamed for the © S o ftb a ll © Crockett’s Victory Garden 9 Massachusetts Council Of ® a Scoob/s All-Stars H E R E NOW ! The most revolutionary concept in pool ® Abbott And Costello gang anymore, but he’s ® Movie "Tarantula" (1955) ® International Chess deaths of his wife and sister-in- ffi Davey And Goliath Rabbis ally caught my eye. I also 2:30 7:30 still a fine actor and John Agar, Mara Corday 2:15 law, mysteriously disappears 1 design since the Roman Bath! ffi Oral Roberts 9 Movie "Behold a Pale saw him on an episode of 1/2 hrsJB/W) ® Promises Of God 0 Black Perspective On The @ Once Upon A Classic 0 ® Baseball 0 Day Of Discovery Horse" (1964) Gregory Peck, “ Fantasy Island.” Could dancer. Currently, he’s @ Villa Alegre 00®NBi6News Anthony Quinn. 9 Journey To The Center Of 3:00 © Election '78 you please tell me his signed to play the lead in a 2:30 0 IS) Economicalty Speaking 10:30 UM-LOK CONSTRUCTION The Earth ffi Movie "W.U.S.A.” (1970) ® The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 9 Andy Griffith 11:45 name, age, what he’s new production of the hit ® Tarzan / Super Seven 9 The World Tomorrow Paul Newman, Joanne W ood- 8:00 ffi CBS Late Movie "Hell's ® Movie "Angel And The ward. ffi David Wolper Presents doing now, and where can Off-Broadway play, “ The ® Hollywood Teen 7:00 © Saaame Street Angels On Wheels" (1967) Jack Badmen” (1947) John Wayne, ffi) 9 Roots Passion of Dracula.” You a @ a Fantastic Four ] Agronsky And Company ® Dr. Gene Scott Nicholson. Adam Roarke. 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Kate Jackson, Cheryi Ladd and Jaclyn a Life A rou n d U s 3 Hawaii Flve-0 8 8 8 Another World a News 1:30 aPopeye Smith, stars of A B C ’s “Chariie’s Angeis” -» makes a rare dramatic appearance in 8 A dam -12 3 a Barney Miller 5:35 ® Th e G row ing Y e ars a In Performance At Wolf Trap 3 Bewitched ® U liM , Yoga And You 8 Movlo(Confd)(Tho) the two-hour season premiere of “Charlie’s Angels,’’ Wednesday, Sept. 13. ® Front Row Center 6:55 2:00 Monday, Sept. 11 ® N ew s 10:00 3 Movie "Dr. Ehrlich's Magic 3 Bamaby Jones Bullet" (1940) Edward G. Robin­ 7:00 3 News son. Ruth Gordon. DAYTIME MOVIES 3 Concentration @ Over Easy Wednesday, Sept. 13 3 C B S N ew s (Q) Bozo's Big Top 8:30 3 ® S o a p 3 News 8 Newhwed Game 3 Good Times 11:00 12:30 3 The Brady Bunch 3 Untouchables ® Personal Finance And Money 3 ® 8 N e w s tne puzzling but ferocious Chief 3 ® Wortd News Tonight 12:00 8 The Odd Couple 3 Merv Griffin 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presents II DAYTIME MOVIES 6:55 OH Uvfrig Faith ® "Five Fingers" (1952) Management ® OIckCavett 3 a Hogan's Heroes Sitting Bull joins his Wild West 3 Bowling For Dollars 2:20 8 M y Three S o n s a Liars Club a News 8 8 ® W . E B . James Mason, Danielle Darrieux. 3 Movie "Holiday" (1938) 1:00 show. (S) FesHvd Of Faith 3 Nows @ B onanza 7:29 a ® The PalHsers 1:00 9:00 Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant. 3 1 Love Lucy 12:00 7:00 3MarvGrtffin 8 Journey To Adventure @ Zoom (R) 8 Daily Numbers 3 M * A * S * H (S) Voice Of 3 Joe Franklin a “It Happens Every Spring" 3 C B S News 8 New s 10:15 4:13 3 "Remarkable Andrew" 9:00 7:30 3 a NFL Football 8 Dick Van Dyke 8 8 8 Tomorrow (1949) Ray Milland, Jean Peters. 3 AH/Spinks Special a Over Easy 8 Red Sox Wrap-Up 3 Jack Benny (1942) William Hoiden, Brian 6:30 3 & Chartle's Angels 3 1 Love Lucy (i) PM Magazine 8 8 8 The Critical List 8 ® DickCavett 3 a World News Tonight Donlevy. ® ® Opera Theater 1:00 3 Bowling For DoHars 3 "Ail That Heaven Allows” 3 J o k e r's W ild 3 Carol Burnett And Friends 11:30 1:15 3 "The Men" (1950) Jack 10:00 a Movie "Autumn Leaves" SSFSsUvdOfFanh l?rF\ i nOwoai.^.— (1956) Jane Wyman, Rock (!i The Promises Of God 3 Tha Price Is Right 3 CBS Late Movie "I Want To 3 CBS Late Movie "McMillan Webb, Marlon Brando. 8 8 8 NBC News (1956) Joan Crawford, Cliff 8 Journeys To The Mind 8 UvIrigFalth Hudson. 3 Newlywed Game Keep My Baby" (1976) Mariel And Wife: The Game Of Surviv­ 3 “All My S o n s" (1948) 8 Studio See Robertson. After marrying a 8 News 8 Candid Camera Hemingway, Susan Anspach. al" (1974) Rock Hudson, Susan Edward G. Robinson, Burt 8 8 I S W.E.B. 4:00 8 A dam -12 8 ® MacNell / Lehrar Report younger man, a lonely woman a O v s r E s s y Friday, Sept. 15 Saint James. 3 H o ^ 's Heroes Lancaster. a Newlywed Game 10:15 3 "The Pink Jungle" (1968) ® It's Everybody's Business 8 The Hollywood Squares discovers her husband Is neurot­ 888Tonlght 8 Rod Sox Wrap-Up James Garner, Eva Renzi. 8 Chico And The Man ic. (2 hrs.) 1:30 4:00 a The Odd Couple 8 "Mutiny On The Bbunly" 6:55 aTIcTac Dough a®Captioned World News 3 Bewitched ® OIckCavett DAYTIME MOVIES ® Newlywed Game 10:45 New s 9:30 Tonight 3 "It’s A Big Country" (1952) 10:30 (Part 1) (1935) Clark Gable, @ Gary Cooper, Janet Leigh, a ® The PalHsers 8 The Odd Couple 8 Red Sox Wrap-Up 8:00 3 One Day At A Time a Ironside 7:29 Charles Laughton. 7:00 a "Anchors Aweigh’^ (Part 2) 8 American Lifestyle 12:00 ® OIckCavett 3 The Jefferaons 10:00 11:45 2:00 a Deny Numbers 11:00 3 C B S New s 3Croes-Wlts (1945) Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. 10:40 8 "Harriet Craig" (1950) Joan 7:29 3 3 @ ® @ N e w s EVENING 3 The Brady Bunch 3 Lou Grant 3 a News 3 Movie "The Adventures Of 7:30 3 a Welcome Back, Kotter Don Juan" (1949) Errol Rynn, 3 Kinar's Komer Crawford, Wendell Corey. ® Daily Numbers 3 Hot City Disco 3 & W orld N ew s Tonight 3 News EVENING (3) PM Magazine 3B aaeb all 12.-00 Viveca Lindfors. 3 Movie "Dracula" (1931) Bela 3 Bowling For Dollars aMelodyland 3 Hot City Disco 11:00 1:00 7:30 6:00 8 88 Littla House On The 3 Alfred HHchcocfc Presents I 3 N e w s 3 "The Gilded Lily" (1935) 3 PM Magazine Lugosi. David Manners. 3 3 @ 8 N e w s 8FestlvdOIFaith 8 ® The PaMsers 3 S h a N a N a 3 3 8 8 8 N O W S 8 Dick Van Dyke Prairie 12:15 6:00 3 Newlywed Game Claudette Colbert, Ray Milland. 3 Carol Burnett And Friends 3 The Brady Bunch 8 Wrestling 10:40 3 3 8 a N « M 3 8 Hogan’s Heroes a Dick Cavett ® ® Once Upon A Classic 3 C o « m Football'78 8 8 Wild Kingdom 3 Movie "H is Girl Friday" 3 "The Mississippi Gambler" 3 FamHy Feud a Joker's Wild 3 Kinar's Kornar 3 The Brady Bunch (1953) Tyrone Power, Julie 3 Newlysed Game 8 Hogan's Heroes aThoPrtMMter 8 Big Money Gama (1940) Cary Grant, Rosalind ® Masterpiece Theatre 3 Concentration a ® MacNaH / Lehrar Report Russell. Adams. 8 International Fashions On a Booo's BIgTop Ififhseis aBesebel 8 Dick Van Dyke 4:00 a Paraonal Rnance And Money a Tic Tec Dough 8 $100,000 Name That Tune Managamsnt 11:30 3 "Mail Order Bride" (1964) a ® MacNaH / Lehrer Report 11:30 Tuesday, Sept. 12 Buddy Ebsen, Keir Dullea. 3 Movie "The Kremlin Letter" aMyThraoSons 8 J 0 3HawaNFh«-0 ® HoHywood Squares a B o n a n z a 3 P o p e y a . 3 Hogan’s Harooa 8 "Navy Blue And Gold" 8 Chico And This Man (1970) Bibi Andersson. Richard DAYTIME MOVIES Boone. ® Zoom (R ) 8 ® MacNail / Lehrer Report brother but later, he risks his ® Z o o m (R ) 3aBghtlsEnough 3 8 rate Woman (1937) Robert Young, Lionel ® Tic Tac Dough 12J0 3 Movie "See No Evil" (1971) a $100,000 Name That Tune reputation In order to help the 3BaaebaH a v o lo s Of Faith Barrymore. 6:30 ( S Alfred Hitchcock Preeentt I 6:00 Mia Farrow. Robin Bailey. 12:00 3 IL o w L u c y 8 Chico And The Man brother he rejected. (2 hrs.) 888NBCSpodal 888Tonight 8 "Bird Of Paradise" (1951) 8 Tic Tac Dough 6:30 a ® Great Parfonnanoss a Captioned World News EVENING 3 3 8 8 Baseball 8 8 0 Tonight 3 Joker’s Wld 9:30 12:30 3 IL o v a L u m 3 Cross-Wits a Captioned World Newa Debra Paget, Louis Jourdan. (31 Jake Haas Gospel Time 8 J 0 Tonight 3 a Taxi 3 Alfred Hitcheock Presents II mJokar'aWld 8*30 8 lro n tk le 3 ® Boxing Tonight 1:00 8 8 8 N B C N O W S 3Spldar-Man a Jaka Haaa Gotpal Tima (i) CBS Movie "Buffalo Bill And 6:00 10.-00 8 8 NBC Movie "Starship 8 Movie "The Red Dragon" 3 "Ruggles Of Red Gap" 8 On Nature's Trail 3Croas-Wlts 12:40 Sales & Service a e a N B C N a w t The Indians" (1976) Paul 12J0 Invasions" (Premiere) Robert (1946) Sidney Toler, Benson (1935) (;haries Laughton, 8 Adam-12 38Hapj^Days 3 1 3 C B S Late Movie "C o lo m b o : a A iW q u a a Newman, Joel Grey. Buffalo Bllli 3 AHrsd Hitchcock Praaents I 3 The Brady Burtch Vaughn, Christopher Lee. A UFO Fong. Charles Ruggles. ® The Growing Yaws ® BAMbtH (Hutch Candidate For A Crime" (1973) a Adam-12 the master showman and affable 3 Concentration expert joins with a friendly alien ® Baratta 3 "Ski Fever" (1967) Martin 8 8 8 Canine HaH Of Fame Peter Falk, Jackie Cooper. ® Ifa Evaryfaody't BuakMaa egotist, meets his match when 12:30 8 Bozo's Big Top 6:55 (I) M n d Hitchcock Presents II commander to battle a hostile Milner, Claudia Martin. 8 N e w s 8 James MIchener's World DIRECTORY a ® Zoom (R) force determined to overtake a Joker’s Wild 1 J 0 8 M y Three Sons 4.-00 10:40 3 IL o v a L u c y 12:37 Earth. 12:00 7:00 ® Election'78 3 Kbier'a Komer 3 8 S . W J L T . 8 B o n a n za a ® Washington Week In 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presents I 3 "Tell Them Willie Boy Is 3 C B S N e w s JoeFrankfin CONSUMER SALES Here" (1969) Robert Redford, 8:30 8 a Tomorrow Manchester Parltatte SHOP 12:40 6:30 12:30 3 The Brady Bunch 3 M a r v Griffin 11J0 [ TV Plal-ogue Katharine Ross. 33aaaNew fi g1:30 US LAST. Name brand 3 K o ia k 3ILa«eLucy 6:30 3 Alfred Hitchcock Presents II 8 "Mutiny On The Bounty" 3 8 World^News Tonight a u a r s d u b 3 Joker's WHO 3 Bow ^ For Dollars 3 a Hogan's Heroes 3Bew ltched appliances, televisions. 1.-00 3 MervGrtffln 3 Joe Franklin (Part 2) (1935) Clark Gable, (SIFastivalOfFaith 9:00 3 Movie "In A Lonely Place” 8 Jake Haee G o m i Time a®WaH$treelWaak Charles Laughton. 2K)0 Lowest prices in town,, old now, did he or she see 3ILovsLucy 888NBCNaws 12:37 8 Sounding Board 3 CBS Movie "Hondo" (1954) (1950) Humphrey Bogart, Gloria BUD D Y’S B A B Y — In tiie "Anchors Aweigh" (Part 1) 3 M ovie "Pride Of The guaranteed. Service after the the film and what did they 3 JooFrankin aAnU quae 9K)0 ® Bobby Vinton 8 News John Wayne, Geraldine Page. An Graham e. sale. movie “Hie Buddy Holly 8a8Tomoirow a BBC Outlook (1945) Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. ® Over Easy 8 0 ic k Van Dyke Marines" (1945) John Garfield think of it? I understand 8 Adam-12 1:00 army scout strikes up a frimd- Story” (a magnificent pei^ ® The Course Of Our TImos ® 57 Reports: Massachusetts 8 Newlywed Game ship with a woman and her son 8®DlckCavett Eleanor Parker. Maria Elena (Buddy’s 1:30 3ILovaLucy EVENING 3 N e w s BARLOW ’S T V • Zenith Sales formance by Gary Bnsey, 8 The Odd Couple who were abandoned on their wife) was very moved by ( B DowHchad 6:55 9:30 8 8 8 Midnight Special 11:30 Service on Standard Brands, I must say), Baddy’s wife iS S Q u In c y ® OIckCavett ranch under the threat of an 3 Bamaby Jones 2 J 0 it. - Linda Kambitsch, 1 J 0 8 N a w s 1:30 6:0C ^ache attack. 3 N e w s 805 H a r t f o r d R o a d , is expecting a child at the ® Crockett’s Victory Garden 7:29 3 Hogan’s Heroes Santa Cmz, Calif. 3 N s «m 7K)0 33N e w a 3 3 8 8 News 3 8 Three's Company Manchester Telephone 643- time of his natimely death. 3 B e w ltc h a d 8 OaHy Numbers 3 a A B C Movie "The Last Of 4:34 5095. 2.-00 3 C 8 8 N a w s 1 0 :8 3 The Brady Bunch 8 8 8 The Critical L M I was wtederihg if the real Buddy’s death was not 3 N a w s 7:30 Sheila" (1973) James Coburn. 3 Jack Benny 3Movto “Objectivs Burma" 3 The Brady Bunch 2:00 3 Concentration ® U s A n ^ Philharmonic Dyan Cannon. 3 a World Newa Tonight 8 Promises Of God Movie 'The Bottom Of The TWENTIETH CENTURY Mrs. Hidly ever gave birth the only tragedy his wife (1945) Errol Flynn, William 3 Movla "Deadly Game" WBooo’tBIgTop (£ PM Magazine aVoiooOfFMIh 3 BoeHkigFOr DoHars a®ThePsMssrs (1976) David Birney, Allen 8 FanWy Portrait §^ ttlo ” (1956) Van Johnson, Television, Inc. 176 Burnside to his child; if so was it a had to face. She suffered a Prince. a a a Baal Of Carton 3 N o m 8FssllvdOfFsHh 10:8 Garfield. MyThraaSona' Joseph Cottan. A distinguished a O C sptlonad World News KEEP SMILING Avenue, East Hartford. 528- boy or a girl? What did she miscarriage soon after a Sosp Factory Bonanza lawyer refuses to admit that an 3 Nswarfc And RssHly 4:00 g TontgM KEEP HAPPY 1554. Sales and Service, Zenitii name the child? H ie chOd Buddy’s death and lost the 4:44 8 N s m 8LMngFsilh lasa"*- alcoholic ex-convIct Is his and Quasar. 3 Jack Benny 3JacfcBanny would be almost 20 years baby. S O v a rE a q t a CtasMcToueh Page 8 - WEEKEND Collectors’ Corner

By RUSS MacKENDRICK of the Revolution.” He was the leading Georgann Schroeder. This adds up to a This medal with a portrait of John spokesman for the colonists in the early kind of talent show by current artists. Dickinson commemorates the Articles of stirrings against taxation. In his famed Fall Activities Begin Confederation and is just getting over the writings of 1766-67 called “Letters of a The Manchester Philatelic Society will hump of the Bicentennial era. It is No. 39 Farmer in Pennsylvania,” he made a dis­ meet at Mott’s Community Hall on in the series of 76 being issued by the tinction between legitimate taxation to Tuesday, Sept. 12, to kick off its fall stamp American Bicentennial Commemorative regulate trade and unfair taxation to raise activities. 'The doors will open at 7 p.m. Society. They went past the half-way revenue. About eight o’clock the new president, mark in June with this one. The "Year” is Dickinson drafted the Declaration of Harry Cion, will rap the gavel in high over but the “E ra” goes on and on. Rights of the Stamp Act Congress and also hopes of attracting the memhership away The medal this month will be for George the Articles of Confederation for the Se­ Childre from the circuit books and trading en­ Rogers Clark, the October one will mark cond Congress. He opposed the Declara­ tie during counters for a business meeting. the Battle of Monmouth, the November tion of Independence, perhaps thinking it W atkins 1 Visitors are always welcome. will commemorate the discovery of too much and too soon, and fell from the man} Hawaii. favor. However, through his influence, Tomorrow at Plainville Junior Mi The beauty of this society is that the Delaware and Pennsylvania were the first Tomorrow at Plainville—MPS member Ruth Am members have a say in what’s to come two states to ratify the Constitution. Gerry Gerath is a leading light at putting C arter ar next. The vote for the December winner, He founded Dickinson College in Carli­ on the PLAINPEX ’78 stamp exhibition Hawaii, was 39 percent, against James sle, Pa., in 1773, and was the first presi­ and bourse. Admission is free. The hours Madison with 37 and William Penn with dent of its board of trustees. The college is are noon to 5 p.m. A special show 18. Benjamin West trailed with 6 percent. still thriving, co-ed, with an enrollment of cancelations will be offered. (Plainville The runners-up, Madison and Penn, will about 1,600. High School, Walnut Street, off Route 10). have another chance in January. Information about joining the society Bo The society publishes a little newsletter may be had from Jack Hamilton, ABCS and a forum for correspondence. One Headquarters, Box 1776, Springfield, PA letter from a girl in Weedsport, N.Y. 19064. The medals are struck by the (pop., few), suggested a medal for the Medallic Art Co. — “America’s foremost In horse Justin Morgan. This stallion was the medallists since 1900.” They are in silver Country Curtains founder of the first true American breed. and bronze, both in proof, at $17.25 and B y GB Legend has it that he won a bet for his $10.35. iiei owner by practically running away with a at delightful savings! This is also an opportunity to “collect” Republicar log that a team of larger horses couldn’t sculptors. ’The society spreads the work 12th Assemt budge. There was not enough backing for around, this giving a break to many ar­ A new season and time to Tuesday wht the Weedsport girl’s campaign, but a tists. The Dickinson medal was done by brighten up . . . and savings to Fred Peck ' medal for J.M. would be refreshing. Daniel Calmi, the Clark by Gladys make it a pleasure. Two of T heodore The almost-forgotten man, John Dickin­ Gunzer, the Monmouth was assigned to November el Marlborough’s Barn’s most son (1732-1808), was called “The Penman Clayton Blake and the Franklin to The s ta t popular countiy style curtains primary fi are on sale for a very limited Democratic C B Convac time to introduce you to the joy Assembly I and variety of readymades. decided Tues Voting for i It is estimated that there rier to ask ahead whether a robbery. This is the reason at noon and c are more than 20,000 CBers road is passable. The carri­ that constant caution must Manchester , among the nation’s 33,000 ers know their customers, be exercised.” rural letter carriers and that and they all work together. The intimate relationship probably half of their 4.5 “When they know a car­ between the rural mail car­ million customers also have rier is getting near then- rier and his customers mobile CBs and base units. road, and its blocked, they’ll makes CB an ideal commu­ Grj “The people we serve send one of their heavy duty nications form. The rural every day use CB constant­ tractors down to clear a path mailman is actually a com­ ly,” says Leland Sorteberg, for him. And, perhaps, even plete post office on wheels. secretary-treasurer of the take him on to his next stop. The carrier performs any Pn National Rural Letter Carri­ All the tractors are equipp^ and all duties that the main ers Association. “As a mat­ with CB too.” post office affords: writes h I ter of fact, CB is so much a HARTFOR Sorteberg, who has held money orders, sells stamps, Grasso and 1 part of the life of a rural his elected union position for handles CODs, registers mailman, I was surprised atout five years, is a CBer mail, insures packages, etc. are both p that no one introduced a himself. His handle is “Min­ The two million i^ e s the Tuesday’s his motion at our convention in nesota Mailman” and his carriers travel daily are not ) regulars seen Indianapolis to start a mail­ license is KFR 3604. He shortened by CB. But (X is COUNTRY BELLE election’s out man’s CB club.” MARLBOROUGH plans to return to his route in constant aCQrmation that, A dainty print, remniscent of a Colonial era. Beauttful 5" wide ruffled He backs and attached 5" Tuesday’s The stories of the use of Minnesota when be leaves within their reach, is a lis­ Polyester and cotton, easy care, no ironing. CB in times of emergency wide ruffled valance included. Machine washable natorial prim his union i ^ . And his CB tener who can and will help Available in a Wedgewood blue on a natural and wrinkle resistant. Eggshell or white. leaders are t (particularly with the bad will be at his side. them if they need it. background. winters of recent years) Length , Reg. Sale how Connectii “Our main concern is that Length Reg. Sale abound when rural letter the rural letter carrier not 45” $21.00 $18.00 Democrats w carriers get together. In 30” $10.25 $8.75 54” 22.75 I9.50 Killian, aski use his CB indiscriminate­ 36” Ohio, it was reported, many 11.50 9.75 63” 24.50 21.00 Mrs. Grasso ly,” he remarks. “They also (Plalogu^ 45” carriers simply had to spend must protect the privacy of 12.50 11.00 late Democr: the night at homes of their The bedspread. . the mail. This is most impor­ BIG SIS — I have the The bedspread . . . Bailey, now v customers because they Size Reg. Sale Size tant. When he knows one of soundtrack to “Grease” Reg. Sale The battled couldn't go any further, and his customers is anxious for FuU $59.50 $50.75 Full $66.75 $56.75 and on the back the mem­ differ little on they couldn’t retrace their a package to arrive, he can Queen 69.50 59.25 Queen 77.75 66.25 routes. call ahead and say he has a bers of the cast are listed. state income The only way they could package for her. But to say It lists the waitress as Democrats un report to their post offices Even Mrs. that it is COD, and she being Ellen Travolta. I Stop in and and to their faimilies that should bring X dollars to was wondering if she is chosen at a h they were well and out of him, would be a distinct any relation to John Tra­ see our complete which Mrs. Gr danger was CB radio. All invasion of privacy. volta. - Wondering, Moor­ selection of MarlboroDlli Comity Barn Killian labelec phom lines were out of “He must also be aware head, Minn. charming ready NORTH MAIN ST., RTE. t E X IT 110R 13 I4MAIN STR EET a low profile order. that others can listen when MARLBOROUGH, CONN. : OLD SAY BROOK, CONN. made curtains. TUES..SAT. IB.S;3S, FRI. 1M, SUN. 1.3:10 campaign. “The stories are really he calls one of his custom­ Wonder no more. Ellen is MON..SAT. 10-S:10. FRI. 1#.^. fantastic,'’ says Sorteberg. ers, and they may note that John’s big sister. The There has OLDE MISTICK VILLIAOE OFF RTE. tS SUN.|.S;30 knowledgeat “It’s not at all unconunon there is no answer for sev­ Travolta’s are a very the­ SALE STARTS SEPT. 12 MYSTIC SEAPORT EXIT, MYSTIC, CONN. for a carrier to be warned by eral days, indicating they atrical family. Expect to ENDS SEPT. 24 MON..SAT. lt.5:M, FRI. It-f.SUN. l-S:Jt Democratic in a customer that a road is are away. That is good news, see older brother Joey on to perdict the c impassable, or for the car­ for a burglar with plans for a screen soon, too. Pre-primar

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