P i^ E TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ August 24, 1979 Drain Work Region Road Work Under Way Kenney Explains Stand Rhode Island (Hficials German Visitors JetSf Giants Name May Cause Delays On Hospital Budgeting Differ on L84 Dangers Prepare to Depart Starting Quarterbacks of Manchester undergoing major MANCHESTER - The second BOSTON (UPI) — Construction on Page 8 Page 9 Page 12 the following sections of New rehabilitation. Area may avoided by Page 3 phase of a drain project along Porter using Interstate 93 north and west Street and Oak Grove Street is under England highways may cause delays for motorists this weekend, accor­ around the city. way. • Spaulding Turnpike. Extension of The drain is designed to limit the ding to the American Atumobile road continues from Rochester north amount of water than can collect in a Association: to Milton. This new section — 12 iiaitrlifBtpr pond at Adelaide Road and Porter Massachusetts miles in length — will run parallel to Showers Saturday, Street so that it will not flood homes • Route 3. In Braintree, addition of Route 16; motorists may experience Sunny Sunday in the area. new exit ramps to connect with new inconvenience due to men and road MBTA station. Possible lane restric­ equipment. D«tallt on pogo 2 The second phase, which will cost tions. Delays likely. • Route 125. In Lee area and also about $80,000, involves installing a 12- Safety improvements, including near Barrington-Rochester there is inch plastic pipe from the pond to guardrail installation, resurfacing, road and bridge construction and Porter Street and Oak Grove Street bridge and median strip work on the repaving work. Possible delays. where it will join a recently-installed jEiigning 3-mile section between Braintree and 36-inch concrete pipe which empties Weymouth. Lane reductions; marked Connecticut into a Porter Brook on Oak Grove detours at bridges. Expect delays. • Interstate 86. Widening of 12-mile Ali Sees Children Vol. XCVIll, No. 277 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, August 26, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20(t Single Copy » 15(t Home Delivered Street near Meadow Lane. Motorists can avoid all of the section between Ashford and Vernon Route 3 construction by using Routes is part of the project to upgrade this NEWINGTON (UPI) - The larger pipe was installed in the 24, 25, and U.S. 6 to the Bourne or route to interstate standards. Lane Muhammad Ali received a warm restrictions; possible delays. greeting at the Newington first phase of the work which cost Segamore Bridges. Children’s Hospital Friday after about $200,000, of which $80,000 came • Interstate 90 (Mass. Pike). The • Interstate 84. Widening and reconstruction of east and westbound being rejected by veterans, but Vote Postpone for Young’s Sake from Community Development funds following projects: on the Boston lanes in Waterbury area. Possible had his heart broken by a 6-year- and $120,000 from town funds. extension near the Boston University UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - In a Washington had threatened to veto. taking the floor on the second day of resignation over his unauthorized dependence and sovereignty.” delays. old girl who refused to give him a The total undertaking is a scaled viaduct bridge deck repairs to the Kuwaiti Ambassador Abdallah debate to exchange insults over the meeting with a PLO official, made it But then American and Arab kiss. personal tribute to U.S. Ambassador down version of what had been westbound lane. Lane reduction; no Rhode Island Yaccoub Bisharra announced the war in south Lebanon and Young’s plain that the Arabs were only letting delegates, still huddling behind the Work is progressing along Porter Street on Road and prevent it from flooding houses on Ali had planned to visit the state Andrew Young, the Arab bloc at the planned originally. The full-scale job delays expected. Also on the exten­ • In terstate 195, Providence. decision to reporters even as Israel resignation as U.N. ambassador. the United States off the diplomatic scenes to negotiate a postponement, veterans’ home and hospital in United Nations Friday agreed to would have cost about a half million a project designed to drain surplus water Richard Road. (Herald photo by Pinto) sion in West Newton, construction on Repaving of the eastbound roadway and the PLO set the stage for a stor­ Bishara, who himself played a role hook because of their respect for began dropping hints that they had Rocky Hill but was rebuffed by postpone a Security Council vote on a from a pond at Porter Street and Adelaide a retaining wall and emergency between the Washington Repaving of Young. reached an llth-hour agreement. dollars. patients angry over his refusal to Palestinian homeland resolution that my confrontation in Security Council, in the events that led to Young’s breakdown lane. No delays expected. the eastbound roadway betwen “We are doing it for Andy Young,” "Our objective is a postponement be drafted in 1967. Instead, he On the mainline of the turnpike, Bishara said. “We do not want him to of the vote," Deputy U.S. Am­ Washington Bridge and ^uth Main chose the private Newington there are several bridge deck repair be blemished with this. bassador Donald F. McHenry said. Street. Delays possible during com­ hospital, which cares for children and repaving projects for 10 miles “It is a tribute to Young ... It has "We expect to achieve our objec­ Vernon Educators Set Meetings muter hours. with all types of physical dis­ Peach Festival Draws Crowd between Auburn near interchange 10 • Interstate 95. Median strip and nothing to do with the State tive.” month administrative and clerical abilities. VERNON — Dr. Bernard Sidman, administration building. their respective schools and all staff and the Chicopee-Ludlow area. Lane repaving work between interchanges By LANEY ZUBOFF Department,” the Kuwaiti am­ The consent of Palestine Libera­ employees have been busy taking superintendent of schools, has set a On Sept. 4, the day before schools members will be responsible for get­ reductions. 16 and 15 in Cranston and in Warwick Herald Reporler bassador said. tion Organization leader Yasser schedule of meetings and orientation open, there will be a series of general ting their own lunch from noon to 1 care of a myriad of tasks to insure • Route 28, Somerville-Medford The decision meant that while the Arafat reportedly was crucial to the may cause delays. Possible lane MANCHESTER - The annual staff meetings starting with registra­ p.m. that the system will have all of the line. Replacement of the Wellington Ends Cruise debate will continue, the United decision to postpone the vote. programs in connection with the restrictions. Peach Festival, sponsored by the 8th tion of all professional staff from From 1:15 to 3 p.m. all principals people, materials, schedules and Zehdi Labib Terzi, the PLO official opening of schools Sept. 5. Bridge over the Mystic River closes Widening and repaving of in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ District Fire Department, now in its States will be spared the embarrass­ On Aug. 29 the Central Planning 8:30 to 9 a.m. in the cafeteria at the will meet with new members of their such which are necessary to start a the northbound portion of the bridge terchange 16 in Cranston. This in­ dent Carter Friday completed an ment of having to cast a veto that who met secretly with Young at successful school year. 22nd year, was crowded with peach and Placement Team will meet from Middle School. staffs to ensure full preparation for and motorists must use the terchange will be closed during the eight-day Mississippi riverboat would land it in a diplomatic confron­ Bishara’s New York residence last In a letter to staff members Dr. lovers Friday night, enjoying the 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 1;55 Student Development Services the opening of school and/or continue southbound bridge for two-way traf­ summer. Detour signs posted. cruise that put him in touch with tation with the Arab bloc at a month, was in constant telephone Sidman said he is looking forward to fruit mounted on cake and topped p.m., the supervisors of language social work, speech and psy­ their staff meetings. All teachers fic. Traffic is narrowed to one lane in thousands of Americans and delicate time in the Middle East contact with Arafat in Beirut. the start of his second year in Vernon Vermont with loads of whipped cream. arts, mathematics, science, social chological examiner staff will sign in will prepare their rooms for the each direction. Delays possible. seemed to boost his confidence in peace process. After one such conference, a PLO • Interstate 91. Reconstruction and Frank Mordavsky, assistant fire science, and special education will at the table to be set up for the opening of schools. and to becoming personally • Interstate 91, Greenfield- the outlook for re-election. That confrontation had appeared official said the confrontation with repaving project affects southbound chief, said that after all 4,0(X) tickets meet with assistant superintendents Talcottville School. Handbooks will The Student Development Services acquainted with many more of the Bernardston. Two miles of construc­ The president and Mrs. Carter inevitable as late as Friday morning, the United States could be avoided lanes between Lyndonville and Bar­ for the festival were sold it, was Dr. Albert Kerkin and Dr. Robert be issued to teachers new to the instructional staff will meet at the staff. tion of southbound lanes. Northbound left the Delta Queen at St. Louis when Senegal formally introduce "if the price is right.” The price, he ton. Detours provided on U.S. 5. necessary to issue more. The system and new inserts will be Talcottville School from 2 to 3 p.m. He also noted that as of Aug. 17 and flew back to Washington to at­ the Arab resolution, affirming added, “is to be measured not in Linstone. The meetings will be in the lanes will be used for twoway traffic. festival’s popularity is obvious to any provided for other staff members. Dr, Sidman, who will be starting three was a vacancy on the teaching Palestinian rights to "self- dollars, but in U.S. recognition of school administration building. Delays possible on weekends. tend swearing-in ceremonies for passer-by, with lines forming to get There will be a general staff this second year as superintendent of staff on the industrial arts depart­ Open House Set determination. national in­ Palestinian rights.” On Aug. 30 from 8 to 11:30 a.m., the • U.S. 1, Peabody. On Sunday, Aug. Energy Secretary Charles Dun­ admission tickets and patient people meeting in the school auditorium schools in Vernon, said the ment at Rockville High and one in the 26, the southbound roadway near MANCHESTER — An open house administrative staff will meet. There can and head right out to Camp waiting to get their share of the will be a luncheon break from 11:35 from 9:05 to 10 a.m. and greetings maintenance and custodial staffs English Department, also at the high Lowell Street will be closed from 5 will be sponsored by the Square Cir­ David for a six-day rest. desert, a.m. to 1 p.m. Following lunch the from a representative of the Vernon have been and are working hard to school. a.m. to 5 p.m, for reconstruction of cle Club of Manchester l^ g e of Elaine Famham, a Manchester Elementary Council will meet with Education Association from 10 to get all of the facilities into the best Applications for these positions the crossover of the railroad tracks. Masons Monday from 10 a.m. to noon Threatens Suit Bozutto Seeks resident, said the peaches were Dr. Kerkin from 1:10 to 1:55 p.m. and 10:15 a.m. possible condition for the coming may be obtained by contacting Dr. Traffic will de diverted to Interstate at the Masonic Temple. better this year “because they are the secondary council with Dr From 10:30 a.m. to noon, prin­ school year. Robert Linstone, Vernon Public 95. There will be cards, pool, conver­ CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas Schools, Park Street, Vernon. 06066, sation and refreshments. All Masons (UPII - The Texas attorney more ripe. Last year they were Linstone from 2 to 3 p.m., also in the cipals will conduct staff meetings at He also said that all of the 12- New Hampshire and their friends are invited. general said Friday he was harder,” said the resident who has Ribicoff Seat • Interstate 93. Widening of north "sickened and dismayed” by been attending the festival for six and southbound lanes and safety im­ PWP Dance Mexico’s refusal to pay for oil years. defeated by Democrat Patrick provements between Hooksett Toll slick damages to Texas beaches Co-Chairman of the festival, HARTFORD (UPI) -- Senate Moynihan, recently registered as a ^Twiggy^ Water Skis for Peanuts MANCHESTER - The Manchester Minority Leader Richard Bozzuto, R- Plaza and Concord. Possible delays. and again raised the possibility of Robert Eschmann, said last year the GOP voter in Sharon where he has a Watertown, said Friday he will be a The stretch between the Chapter, Parents Without Partners, a "last resort ” lawsuit. activity raised $2,600 for fire equip­ home but said the move was of no this raised portion with her candidate for the U.S. Senate seat SANFORD, Fla. (DPI) - Down at Massachusetts border and will sponsor a dance Saturday from 9 ■'As I understand it, the govern­ ment and charity. political significance. forepaws. now held by Democrat Abraham Chuck Best's roller-skating rink Rockingham is being repaved. p.m. to 1 a.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant, ment of Mexico said yesterday Door prizes included 100 gallons of But he has begun a series of there’s a squirrel that water skis. She When she tires, the squirrel Minimal delays. Bolton. (Thursday) it was ‘not disposed’ fuel oil and fire safety devices, with Ribicoff. speaking appearances around the replaced the poodle that surfed. paddles over to Best and climbs on Repaving and safety im­ Music for dancing will be provided to initiate talks with the United 55 prizes in all. Bozzuto told a Capitol news con­ state and is scheduled to speak at a The Florida gray squirrel named his shoulder to rest. provements in the Ashland and New by The Cavallini’s. Membership or States on payment of damages Doris Dunkle, of Manchester, is ference he will formally file as a Sept. 14 fund raiser in Meriden for Twiggy will, at Best’s urging, climb ”I just did the skiing to see if she Hampton areas. Possible delays. courtesy cards must be shown at the arising from the oil spill. Well, I the winner of the top door prize. She Repu'blican candidate after "the the Connecticut Federation of Young aboard a styrofoam water skis, catch could learn,” Best said. ”It’s foreign • Interstate 293. Southern bypass door. To learn more, call 647-1178. am not disposed to let the matter won’t have to worry about gasoline November elections but will set up a Republicans. a tow behind a little remote- to a squirrel’s nature to be in the drop there. ” Mark White said for awhile because she now owns 100 campaign staff before then. Bozzuto said he didn’t expect water, but Twigg’s done great.” Bozzuto, now in his fourth Senate controlled power boat, and water ski “I am sickened and dismayed gallons of gas as a result of holding Buckley to be a candidate for the seat Best said Twiggy may be learning term, said he was announcing his at 12 mph around a lake, her furry by this new development. the winning ticket. that Ribicoff has decided to step tail draggin in her wake. her lessons well because she is so South Windsor Schools plans because of ‘‘recent Toby Potterton sits on his mom’s lap as he savors each bite of Eschmann said the peach festival down from in 1980. "You couldn’t train just any dependent on him. The squirrel’s sprouted from a small gathering of 50 speculations” on possible candidates, "I frankly do not expect that he is his peach delight at the 22nd annual Peach Festival sponsored by squirrel,” said the proud owner. teeth are bent back at an angle and Open With Full Sessions Surrenders to 100 people, when it was held by the including former Sen. James going to be a candidate” and " I ’m "Twiggy’s unique,” she cannot forage for food. Manchester’s 8th District Fire Department. A crowd of well side of the firehouse years ago, to the Buckley of New York. BOSTON (UPI) - A convicted not going to suggest he would be a Best trained the baby squirrel to “She can’t crack her own pecans,” Buckley, a conservative who was SOUTH WINDSOR - South Wind­ 2:30 p.m. sex offender, wanted for alleged over 4,(X)0 enjoyed the same treat. (Herald Photo by Adamsons) large assembly Friday night. carpetbagger. ” said Bozzuto ski in just a month by rewarding her Best said Wednesday, holding out a sor public schools will open on Sept. 5 Consistent with previous begin­ kidnapping of a New Jersey teen­ with peanut butter — her favorite peanut to his pet. Twiggy grabbed it The first wekk of school will be nings of school year instructions, ager earlier this week, Friday and scapered around the room twice fci)d. regular full-day sessions. students should be at their bus stop night surrendered to Boston First, the roller-skating rink before tucking the nut in the corner The Avery Street School and Plea­ about 45 minutes before their authorities at District 1 police Will LeBeau Help Blackstone’s Cause? operator coaxed her atop a floating of an orange chair cushion, sant Valley School hours will be 9:15 scheduled school opening time. headquarters. piece of Styrofoam. When she grew It is expected that after the first food'^aTyway'and‘’Z^^^^ With her furry tail dpiging in her a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Eli Terry and Robert S. Sedach, 33, who had Fitzgerald in his comer. Fitzgerald help in abating truck traffic on their won’t get more than 1,(X)0 votes. Most accustomed to the water, he put her few days of school that a routine will By CHRIS BLAKE Some political observers say forepaws to get a good grip on the water skis. That’s right- Orchard Hill, 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. been the target of a nationwide is a superb campaigner with a proven streets). think he’ll probably get about 5(X) on the 9-inch water skis that are Best’s wife, Lou Ann. "You wouldn’t be established for student use in lirrald Reporler Dagon’s formidable party organiza­ South Windsor High School hours manhunt, turned himself in to track record of bringing home vic­ Blackstone’s support is strongest votes from voters who signed his linked together with a raised bow at­ believe the places I find peanuts.” water-skiing squirrel. (UPI photo) arriving at the bus stops by a par­ EAST HARTFORD - Ah, the tion and widespread popularity will are 7:40 a.m. to 1:50 p.m.; Timothy police at Boston’s Government in the first district and the sixth dis­ petitions and possibly a few more tached to the tow. Twiggy leans on ironies of politics. be enough to overcome Blackstone. tories for the party. He will be an Edwards and Ellsworth, 8:15 a.m. to ticular time. Center at 6:45 p.m., after spen­ trict. The first district is Fitzgerald’s hundred from outsiders to politics Over the years. Mayor Richard H. despite LeBeau’s presence in the asset to Blackstone as the campaign ding the day walking around the and those disenfranchised from the Blackstone and Democratic citizen race. heads into its final weeks. home district and the sixth is State capital city, said Detective Sgt. party. activist Gary D. LeBeau have dis­ Others say the^llemocratic Party LeBeau has said he could end up Rep. Timothy Moynihan’s district. Edward Simmons. This leaves the rest of the votes for Rape Victims Absolved agreed on many issues, ranging from and its resources will rally voters hurting Blackstone as much as Blackstone is believed by political "He said he had been con­ Dagon and Blackstone. It will be police patrol methods to teen youth behind Blackstone and get out the Dagon because he has always been a sources to have wide support in the templating suicide, but decided in­ critic of the town administration. He close. Neither the Blackstone nor the centers. staunch Blackstone supporters to the sixth district. stead to surrender to police,” said will chart his own course and say Dagon camps seem to be sure of the But, LeBeau could inadverently polls on Sept. 11. Whatever the outcome of the dis­ Luggage Simmons. “He told us a lot of peo­ what he feels, despite who it affects. trict votes, the total vote will be outcome, although both Blackstone In Death of Assailant turn out to be Blackstone’s best Dagpn has a solid organization of For Cruising or Flying — Marlow's Has Just ple had been good to him. and a lot Looking at the election on a district close. and Dagon are predicting victory. friend in the upcoming primary hard-working and dedicated in- GREENFIELD, Mass (UPI) - Pelletier squated down to untie the Tho Luggago For Youl Chooao from thois of questions would be left un­ Both Dagon and Blackstone are There is also a choice for the rest between Blackstone, LeBeau and dividuals. His personable nature and basis, it appears Dagon will take Northwestern District Attorney Thomas younger girl, he dropped the gun, Famous Brands: Samsonita (wo carry a com- answered if he killed himself. of the ticket. Some say the anti- Town Council Chairman and Deputy wide support among grass roots several districts. Support is strong in hoping for a high turnout — a turnout G. Simons Thursday absolved two teen- described as a "Saturday Night Special .25 plota lino), Atlantic, Vantura, Airway and Blackstone votes will vote for the Mayor George A. Dagon. Democrats might even make him a district seven (the home district of of about 5,(KX) Democrats. The mayor aged Greenfield girls of any wrongdoing in caliber pistol.” The girl grabbed the Seward. Charles Cangemi slate, giving it an It boils down to this: a vote for favorite to upset Blackstone. both Blackstone and Dagon), district has said a high turnout would aid him the shooting death in Whately of a Connec­ weapon, backed away from Pelletier, shot upset victory. This probably won’t MARLOW’S Inside Today LeBeau is an anti-Blackstone vote But, Blackstone has several advan- nine (the home district of Town because it would mean his supporters ticut man who raped them at gunpoint last him in the chest, then untied the other girl IIinRkVIH O F.,;tyM ng sitter 1911! Treasurer Donald F. Bates, Dagon’s happen. Registered Democats, that Dagon won’t get. Dagon and tages. He is the incumbent and he didn’t stay home, thinking he had it month. and ran screaming to a nearby resident Classified...... 1&-18 running mate), district two (District regardless of their mayoral “THEET, M A N C H E ST ER - S4g-S121 LeBeau will have to share the anti- can point to the town’s low tax rate wrapped up. Simons said at a news conference at the for help. FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE Com ics...... 19 Chairman Nicholas Dentamaro is a Dagon has said the mayor wants to preferences, will probably vote for Franklin County Courthouse the shooting MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTEDI Editorial ...... 4 Blackstone vote and most political as a barometer of his performance in OPEN e DA YS • THURS. N ITES Til S:00 observers agree Dagon will get a office. staunch Dagon backer) and district keep the vote total low because he the familiar names for the Town of Phillip L. Pelletier, 47, a jeweler from Entertainment ...... 2 Council, Board of Education and large share of that vote. But will it be He also has veteran Town Corn- four (some of whose residents feel knows Dagon has wide support. Manchester, Conn., and Caribou, Maine, Clambake-Barbecue People/Places...... 9 / large enough to unseat the five-term n aittee C h airm an J a m e s M. Town Hall has ignored their pleas for Political observers say LeBeau other elected offices. by a 17-year-old girl was in self defense Scheduled by KofC Obituaries ...... 8 ■ m and constituted justified homicide. mayor? No criminal charges will be brought MANCHESTER - Campbell Council, Do you fool the Newington Veterene Hoepitel Officiale against her, he said. The two girls will re­ Knights of Columbus, will have Its second iKathy sa y s r m ^ ^ were juetified In not grenting Mohemmed All’e request main unidentified, authorities said. annual clambake and barbecue Saturday, save 20% off the regular Wetland Fine Levied Your Neighbor’s Views Sept. 8, on the grounds of the Kof C Home, to visit beceuse he wes e consientloue objector in the Simons said a state police investigation NOW’S THE TIME TO ENJOY prices on everything headed by Lt. Detective George W. 138 Main St. Vietnem war? Powers of the July 13 shooting showed it The event will begin at noon, and dinner NATIVE PEACHES, PEARS, in stock, except will be served at 5 p.m. The program will APPLES occurred after the girls were picked up on items already ByConservationUnit Interstate 95 by Pelletier while include games, and door prizes will be hitchhiking from from a day at a Newport 'awarded. Free beer will be included in the NATIVE' FRESH reduced 20% By DAVE LAVALLEE the gates without a permit. R.I., beach. donation fee. TomalOM, Cuktt, Qraan A Herald Reporler The Town Council had Ytilow Squash, Baala, Laaka, o r m o re Pelletier took the girls to a wooded area Tickets may be obtained by calling 646- Pinaapplaa, Pluma, Paachaa, GLASTONBURY - The Conserva­ recommended that before an injunc­ off Swamp Road in Whately, then tied 9044 or Peter Wojtuna, 646-1258. Dill, Butlar A Sugar Com, Nactarinaa, Cantaloupaa. tion was sought, that the commission Egg Plant, Turnipa, Acorn A Honaydawa, Watarmatona, The 2 0 % off discount applies to every­ tion Commission voted unanimously them with rope in his car, Simons said. would t) 7 to solve the problem with Butlarnut Squaah, Whita Mangoaa, LImaa, QrapafrulL thing in the store, in every depart­ to impose a fine of $4,920 on the J. T. ‘Right to be Outraged’ Onlona, Qlngar Root, Shall A administrative means. According to "He ordered the women to remove their ment, except items already reduced Slocomb Co. for serious wetlands Lima Baana. members of the commission, levying clothing and raped both of them,” Simons NORWICH (UPI) - Rep. 2 0 % or more. Use your Almys 2 violations at Wednesday night’s said. "During this time he waved the gun aiisusi of fines is considered an ad­ Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., says the SET YOUR PAILY NUMRERS HEREI charge card. Visa, or meeting. at them and repeatedly told them he was American public has the "right to be Mastercharge. No The manufacturing company, ministrative function of the commis­ going to kill both of them ” outraged at the mere suggestion” of layaways, please. sion. WitT OWI W ltH IlW Ut Of IWWltB) W iaM » e ABKBTS located on Matson Hill Road, opened Simons said the girls told them as exporting our oil to Iran. up sluice gates along Roaring Brook Pagini' said the administrative JHtS WEEK’S SPECIALS s e a l t e s t costs to to the town for the investiga­ NATIVE in late July. The gates were opened FANCVf a n c y I ICECREAM BLUEBERRIES so that the manufacturing firm could tion of the incident came to $420. He m s— sw u w — I— fiiiiii Bi II iiiiwiiii iiui iiiiiiw iM ■■!■■■ HI...... i irir i > -iiprr i T irT ' i" i n raiiiimiiiMiifflinnHinnrtiT MACS clean the intake pipes along the said that this figure should be used as 1.39 PT. 400 Off 3 9 < . •A GALLON brook. The company uses the water the fine. However, Commissioner Maria r Manchester Public Records r NATIVE CANTALOUPES along Roaring Brook for cooling its ^taBSM e »w aaai3annc«>s.< taawtawMaeMBMBtaHtaiaaMBtMMMWMMBWMWMBMPSBMWiMWiwwMeitigatMMieiiiMaii.iiMiiiiitiMWiirriiiPtiitwryia^ Robotham said the $420 was too low YELLOW SQUASH PRUNE P L U M S machinery. 'They opened the gates Joe Mazzafera Ron Perrault Mary Beth Bennett John Seavey Daryl Blagrove for a fine. She said it was much too Warranty deedt^ to Michael Pasternak and Feme Paster­ EA CH without a permit from the Conserva­ LA RG E SIZE Robert G. Butler and Morgan S. Butler nak, property at 216 Fern St.. $99,000. 39«. I 39<.e tion Commission. low a figure considering the gravity OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. • SU N D A Y S 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M: '•"■OFrANT TO jo e Mazzafera, Manchester — their own opinion.” he chose not to.” "It wasn’t fair. He (Ali) had his to Thomas M. Zownir and Bonnie L. Zow- Fiduciary deed Once the gates were opened, large of the violations. • W* S 9ll Th* Htrald. Sunday Papart. plus Lotlary TIekats • “They should have taken a public Mary Beth Bennetl, Hebron — John Seavey, Manchester — “I own views. Everyone fights in his nir, property at 63 Horton Road, $60,400. Estate of Isabell F. Spencer to William amounts of sediment and debris Pagini said the organic material, vote and let all the veterans make “They were right to keep him out. have no comment. I haven’t own way. They were entitled to John A. Tierney and Helen J. Tierney to A. Chudzik, property at 64-66 Roll St., $65,- washed down stream, causing major which washed down from the dam, the decision.” The older people had to fight and followed it that closely.” keep him out but not because of Levitt Construction Co. property on 000. environmental damage, according to would end up in the Connecticut 945 MAIN STREET he shouldn’t be able to go in when Daryl Blugrove, Manchester — his stand.” Overlook Drive. $32,000. Lis pendens PEROU k l l W PRODUCE!"" Environmental Planner John Pagjni. River. Other heavier materiaU Ron Perraull, Manchester — I Fernand C. Parr and Marie D.B. Parr to Manchester State Bank against 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER At its last meeting, the Comifiis- would be washed down stream, he think the officials were entitled to Robert J . Daley and Beatrice M. Daley, Manchester Equities et al, to foreclose ______• 643-6384 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER sion said that it would seek an injunc­ said. property at 96-98 Chestnut St. $61,500. mortgage on property at 148-150-152-154 tion to prevent the firm from opening —See Page Eighi John C. Krinjak and Rhoda M Krinjak Cooper Hill St., $50,000. EVENING HERALD. Sat., August 25, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. August 1979 Collectors^ Corner ^ WE WELCOME YOUR Kenney Explains Stand N f'Y f o o d st a m p p u r c h a s e s • MAHCHESTER Former Woolen Mill On Hospital Budgeting 260 N.Main at Main

Edward M. Kenney, executive and bringing it before the commis­ or to somehow reduce the services • EAST HARTFORD Making Real Barrels director of Manchester Memorial sion on Hospitals and Health Care., that we provide for our coinmunity.” Hospital, today issued a statement He said that, “A hospital’s budget "Manchester Memorial Hospital 1150 Burnside Ave. By RUSS MacKENDRICK a tough question to answer, because, rugated paperboard cartons, and regarding the budget dispute that the is prepared more than nine months in has an excellent tract record regar­ How long since you’ve seen a real to show the trend, out of six en­ fiberboard drums.” hospital is presently engaged in with advance of the time that it goes into ding patient costs, average length of • GLASTONBURY barrel with wooden hoops? They are cyclopedias on the shelves of the A note about barrels as a measure: the state’s Commission on Hospitals effect. A goqd part of that time is stay, and those other factors which contribute to the best possible quality being manufactured right now in a Marv Cheney Library today, only two For vegetables and most fruits a and Health Care. spent in trying to anticipate the Fox Run Mall of care at the lowest cost. We have converted woolen mill in Dover- will divulge what a barrel is, and barrel is 7,056 cubic inches; for Kenney reported that the numbers of patients that will be brought to us and the severity of the instituted a number of programs Foxcroft, Maine. The new owner of one, tbe World Book gives us a pic­ cranberries, 5,827. For beer it is budgetary proc^ure, because of its illnesses and injuries that they will which are designed to keep costs as the miil, Charles MacArthur (who ture. One or two of the others refer to 43.23. U.S. gallons, and for beef or complexity, is extremely difficult to have. One can expect projections to low as possible.” has been written up in Time a barrel only as a unit of measure pork, 200 pounds. All this should help accurately convey in the relatively teSPJN. deviate in actual experience, es­ “It appears to me, therefore, that magazine and Quest/79), has adapted and give no further explanation. promote the metric system. limited space of a new article. Oc­ the commission is penalizing ef- the five-story structure to rent out The “Micropaedia” part of the New tight wooden barrels with casionally, therefore, issues which pecially when they are made so far in ficienty; and worse, is trying to for small business ventures. newest Britannica describes “slack” metal hoops are available no further are relatively minor in the advance. reduce the services that we can There are 21 enterprises going on barrels for dry products and “tight” away than Hartford, but the wooden- deliberations between the hospital "It is true that Manchester provide to our community.” at present. Besides the barrels, there barrels for liqueds. (Whisky is still hoopers are much scarcer. They are and the commission assume a Memorial Hospital has brought in “This is not the first time that this is a spot devoted to growing African being aged in barrels of oak charred a collectible carrying the charm of greater importance than IS actually more income during the past two tactic has been employed by the com­ violets, another where they are inside.) bygone days and have to be picked up the case. years than the commisson ‘ap­ proved,’ but it is also a fact that we mission. Only two years ago a baking loaves of whole wheat bread. The article concludes with “Tight where you find them. Surely there is He cited, as an example, that the treated more patients with more hospital in eastern Connecticut was There is a nature-food restaurant and barrels have been superseded for the a space somewhere about your commission’s contention that the SUN./MON. severe illness than the commission forced to stop providing meals for an area where they take an alder pole most part by metal drums and bulk- homestead for a few choice wooden- hospital had expended funds in the area’s Meals on Wheels program and fit it with a compass and labei tank transportation, and slack hooped barrels to help preserve the excess of those allowed in their ‘thought we should,’ and fherefore in­ the item “Katahdin Hiker” to seil for barrels by paper shipping sacks, cor­ flavor of the past. budget has been mentioned in a curred additional, unanticipated and to close a mental health clinic $3.99. The ground floor is given over number of news articles. He then expenses.” because of arbitrary commission cuts in the hospital’s budget.” the assembling of portable sawmills went on to say that, “In spite of the "By making cuts in our proposed “At this point I cannot theorize as that use chain saws to make boards, tone of some of the newspaper budget of the magnitude that they to which services would be affected shingles, clapboards, 2 by 4’s and stories, there has been no indication have, the commission is making it clear to us — and to the residents of if Manchester Memorial’s budget BONUS Daredevil Doings planking. It is a new invention that — either from the hospital’s data or commission’s — that any of the unan­ the area that we serve — that they sustained a cut of $2.2 million, but I 2 can be taken into the woods to use in want us to provide fewer services. If can say that it would have a swift and Ken Carter, who claims to be, “The Worlds before landing, hopefully unscathed over the the construction of a log cabin on the ticipated expenses reported were un­ we fail to restore these cuts through dramatic effect. ’The question is one Bravest Daredevil," is at the controls of the St. Lawrence Seaway from Canada to the site. necessary.” negotiation we have only two choices which must be decided by the Board car he will use in his attempt to shatter the United States. He will make the attempt on The barrel “factory” is just great Kenney then went on to explain the procedure used in preparing a budget — to go to court have the cut restored of ’Trustees of the hospital.” world's record for leaping in an automobile, the Labor Day weekend. (UPI photo) with its aroma of cedar staves waf­ ting throughout. The cooper. Sue COUPONS Carter intends to leap over a mile in the air Biigh, has made and sold more than 200 barrels in various sizes. The one shown here is just 16 inches high by East Hartford Similar Comi^ 14 across. It can be used to hold 5 magazines, or to carry kindling for He Gets Even the fireplace, or to store butternuts. Another of Sue's productions is a To Germans’ Home Town CLOROX^ With Pig Sty CQ f?H planter shaped something like an old- time washtub - also with wooden By CHRIS BLAKE The mayor had a friendly chat with ficial there. GORHAM, Maine (UPI) - His hoops. HpralH Rpportrr the visitors, who will return to Ger­ The Mollers said they are im­ neighbors thought a pair of radio Hoops, of course, were just perfect EAST HARTFORD - The streets many on Sunday. pressed with the openness of govern­ towers would be an eyesore, so Don to roll - being nice and flat, but the are a little quieter here and it's At the end of the hour-long visit, ment in the United States. BLEACH Pinkham fixed 'em. He turned his real charm of a barrel to a New easier to reach public officials. Blackstone presented the visitors “Will it ever change over there?” property into a pig sty instead. England youngster was as a source of But. despite these differences, a with a gift wrapped in red-white-and- Blackstone asked, referring to the Pinkham wanted to sell his land to ski material. You could take two family of four from the Zeblendorf biue wrapping paper. political division between Eiast Ger­ a radio station, but town officials well-matched barrel staves and some district on the outskirts of West The Mollers own a house and two many and West Germany. refused to allow the towers to be pieces of old harness to tack on to Berlin are finding East Hartford cars and their children attend private The Mollers shook their heads and built after some of his neighbors hold the feet and you were in similar to their home district in size schools. They say prices are much said, in English, “ No, no.” 9 1 G A LLO N complained. • business. All that was needed then and appearance. higher in Europe and land is very When the mayor asked if the Pinkham, an electrician, thought was a slope and a firm crust with The Moller family is nearing the expensive. Citizens must work hard Mollers had seen Pratt & Whitney that was hogwash and three days some grainy snow on top and yippee! end of a nine-day visit to the United to save money, they said. Aircraft, Heintz said he inquired after the town Planning Board deci­ Nowadays its more likely to be a The visitors found the prices very about the possibility of a tour. But, be States as part of the Friendship WITH COUPON BELOW sion, he proudly prodded two porkers case of "What's a barrel. Dad” ? Real barrels are still being made at a converted wollen mill Force Flight. They are slaying with reasonable here, especially for said Pratt & Whitney officials told into his new piggery in protest. As time goes by, this could become in Maine. This one is 16 inches high. Ralph and AnnaDelle Heintz of 62 Ar­ clothes and leather goods. him the aircraft has strict rules Pinkham, who also invests in a nold Drive. The Mollers speak very little against foreign citizens visiting the dance hall and real estate to bring Since arriving last Friday, they English and were assisted in their plant. home the bacon, said 15 to 20 hogs Bookmobile Schedule have visited New York City, conversation with Blackstone by Ms. Sauerbeck said the Mollers will reside at his Gorham Piggery by Misquamicut Beach, the local Ermgard Sauerbeck, who lives near like the scenic quality of New fall, and he expects 100 to 1.50 swine Huguenot House, the City of Hartford the Hejntz's and speaks German. England and the openness of its peo­ MANCHESTER - H e r e Apartments. 3 p.m. —West and North Department open .Monday and to be sloshing around in the mud by and surrounding towns. West Farms Erdmann Moller said the ple. is next week's schedule for 9:30 a m. —Lincoln Center. Fairfield streets Thursday from 9 a m to 9 next summer. p rn and Tuesday. Mall and a dry cleaning business on governmental structure in his dis­ Their home district is scenic, too. Gerald Munroe. a nearby property the Manchester Public 10:30 a m. —Manchester Thursday Early Learning Center. Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ Silver Lane. trict — the city is divided into dis­ It has been dubbed “the green dis­ owner who told the planning board Library bookmobile: 1:30 p.m. —Mather Street. 8:30 a m. —Bush Hill Road day from 9 a.m to 6 p.m. Erdman and Hella Moller operate tricts - is similar to the structure in trict" because ol its many trees. CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS the radio transmission towers would Monday 2:10 p.m. —Carpenter Road. to a m. —Winthrop Road Whiton Memorial Library — a small dry cleaning business in West East Hartford. At the end of the Town Hall visit, be an “eyesore" that would lower 8:50 a.m. —Case Drive. 2:50 p.m. —Grissom Road. 10:50 a m —Hackmatack All departments open Monday Berlin and they wanted to see an There is a mayor — called a the Mollers wished Blackstone luck property values, said he isn’t crazy 10:30 a m. —Bluefield 3:30 p.m. —Woodstock Street. through Friday from 10 a m. American dry cleaning establish­ “burghermeister" — and district in his bid for re-election to a sixth II :30 a m —Frances Drive about either idea. Drive. Drive. to 8 30 p m. and Saturday ment. representatives. term as a mayor. 2.10 p m —New Hope from 10 a.m. to 6 p m “We don't want a piggery and we 11:40 a.m. —Goslee Drive. Friday, Erdmann and Hella Moller The biggest difference is that one “We’ll have to send you an don't want a radio tower." he said. 1:30 p.m. —High Street. Wednesday Manor. During July and August and must gain permission from the absentee ballot,” Blackstone COFFEE and their two young boys, Erdmann “It's that simple."r. 2:10 p.m. —Thomas Drive. 8:50 a.m. —Crestfield Con­ 2:50 p.m. —Virginia Road on the Saturday preceding 3:30 p m. —Gerard Street Jr., 15, and Torsten, 12. visited Town government to speak to a public of­ quipped. But the town's code enforcement 3 p.m. —Fountain Village valescent Home. Labor Day. the libraries will be closed Saturdays. officer. Sam Hoffses, said the hog Apartments. l:30p.m —Sycamore Lane. Hall and met “Burghermeister Library Hours Richard Blackstone" barn “is a permitted use in a rural When Don Pinkham of Gorham, Maine, tried to sell land to a Tuesday 2:10 p.m. —Nike Circle near 2LB. Bruce Road Mary Cheney Library area, and that's a rural area." radio station, the attempt was thwarted by neighbors. Instead 8:50 a.m. —Ivy Manor “We really feel he’s trying to get Pinkham used the land for a piggery, an allowed use in the — Adult and Reference departments open Monday TIN our goats." Munroe said. IF YOUR LAWN rural area. (UPI photo) through Friday from 9 a m. to Junior Women Plan ... Theater 9 p.m and Saturday from 9 NEEDS HELP NOW 18 The Almanac a m. to 6 p.m. Children's Membership Event THE TIME TO CALL MEI The 'Weather SUNDAY WITH COUPON BELOW SATURDAY “ Woit till you see By t nited Press liilernutioiial E. Hartford Drive-In — Star E. Hartford Drive-In - Star The Manchester Jr. Women’s Gub will hold its annual Today is Saturday, Aug. 25, the 237th day of 1979 with Wars-8.10-Butch & Sundance, Wars-8:10-Butch & Sundance, Membership Tea Thursday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. at the the Early Days-10:15 the weird port” 128 to follow. ««TTU the Early Days-10:15 home of Sharon Guerette, 114 Carpenter Road. Prospec­ E. Windsor Drive-In — E. Windsor Drive-In — N 40-4441 tive members interested in attending the tea should con­ The moon is moving from its new phase toward its first Moohraker-8:10-Great Train TOP QUALITY quarter. /- - Moonraker-8:10-Great Train tact Madelyn Dore at 649-2725 or Sonja Henry at 742-8233. HUMID Robbery-I0:15 Robbery-10:15 , NtWYCm^ PROFESSIONAL The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Manchester Drive-In — Manchester Drive-In — The club offers community service activities including Jupiter. Semi-Tough-C: 15-Moonraker- Moonraker-8:15-Semi-Tough- baby-sitting courses, story hours at the Whiton Library SERVICE The evening star is Saturn. 10:20 R RAN FRANCttCO 10:00 and Mr. YUK presentations. AT A D O Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. Mansfield Drive-In — Mansfield Drive-In — Pianist-composer Leonard Bernstein and actor Sean Unidentified Flying Oddball — Social activities have included square dances, gourmet IT-YOURSELF - Unidentified Flying Oddball- PLUS i'*'' ■ Connery were born on Aug. 25 - Bernstein in 1918, LOS ANGELES " 1 ^ The Jungle Book-Show starts The Jungle Book-Show starts lunch and dinner groups, dinners at the Coachlight and an PRICE. at dusk annual picnic at the end of the club year. '1L HOOD’S Connery in 1930 at dusk Vernon Cine 1 — WALT DISNEY'S On this day in history: Vernon Cine 1 — Moonraker- Fundraising activities include selling refreshments at HIOHIS1 UMPEKATUMS 2:00-7:20-9:35 Moonrakers — 2:00-4:30-7:20- In 1718, the city of New Orleans was founded. NEW ORLEANS the Band Shell Concerts, an art auction to be held in Vernon Cine 2 — Meatballs- 9:35 ’"DUNGLE In 1921, World War 1 officially ended as the United tober and an Arts and Crafts Fair. This year the club THE FALL P - '.EOBED------W n 1:30-7:10-9:15 Vernon Cine 2 — Meatballs ICE CREAM States signed a peace treaty with Germany. The fighting - 1:30-3:15-5:00-7:10-9:15 BOOK donated over $1,400 to various c h a n tie s and SEASON IS had stopped in November 1918. \ G organizations. In 1944. American troops liberated Paris in World War 90 THE VERY 8 ^ aowAW II. [ 90 Vernon Cine K2 T W K n * th e club meets the third Wednesday of each month, UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST C> BEST TIME KJ f T it MANCHESTER DOMUnATUK September through May at 7:30 p.m, at the First Federal In 1950. President Harry Truman ordered government OFJUITUKS TO GET A 0000 HALF seizure of American railroads to prevent a general For period ending 7 p.m. 8/25)79. During Saturday, [ ORIVE IN/ROUTES 6 & 44A Savings Bank, 344 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester, shower activity is forecast for parts of the upper Plains, LAWN STARTED. I strike. Ih Mm i Pm K In» S ir GALLON Gulf Coast Region and north Atlantic states. Fair to part­ |ljM>- nil M b I Programs for the coming year include a discussion on HAVE THE KNOW­ ly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. ROGER MOORE JAMES BONO 007^ biofeedback, dried and silk flower larrangements, flying A thought for the day: Fifth American president James gjBlLL MURRAY. c n saucers and one-tank trips presented by the AAA Club of HOW AND EQUIP­ Monroe said, "National honor is national property of the Hartford. highest value. " Connecticut Forecast MOONRAKER iib MENT AND MY A few morning showers Saturday then becoming most­ pliM Burt RtynoMt, Krt* KrtfloWMvon PRICES ARE AS WITH COUPON BELOW. Lottery ly sunny and quite warm with highs in the mid 80s. Fair LOW AS Saturday night with lows 60 to 65. Mostly sunny Sunday Roger Woore-2KK)-7.20-9:35 isris' Rec Needs Teachers HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning number drawn with highs in the mid 80s. Probability of rain diminishing to 20 percent Saturday and 10 percent Saturday night. Friday in the Connecticut daily lottery was 435. MANCHESTER — The Manchester recretion depart­ Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph Saturday and around 10 mph ment is seeking qualified instructors for the fall session Saturday night. Pollulion Level of the cultural program, VALUAIU COUPON ' t - Extended Forecast The fall session will have registration Sept. 17 through ALL COUPONS HARTFORD (UPIl - The state Department of En­ MANCHESTER ARTS 28, with classes starting Oct. 1 and ending Dec. 7. There GALLON vironmental Protection reported moderate air pollution Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. Chance of showers MRPORT79 are no classes during the week of ’Thanksgiving or on CAN BE REDEEMED levels around the state Friday and forecast moderate C O U N C IL S CLOROX‘ Wednesday. Daytime highs in the 70s and low 80s. Over­ ALMMfiStiRCIlfS Manchester school holidays. WITH ONE ADDITIONAL levels lor Saturday. night lows mostly in the 60s. .Individuals with interesting hobbies or talents who BLEACH HISTORICAL HOME would like to'teach part-time during the school year *10.00 PURCHASE PER SERVICE WHti coupon ond oddHIonoi '10.00 leod purchtio. Lknii on# Manchester To Advertise To Report News should contact the arts building Aug. 27 through 30 (4,000 8q. Ft.) coupon pof cutlomor. Good Sun. ond Mon.. Aug. 26 S 27. 1979 Fast Hart lord -• (ilastunbury between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., 647-3089. EXCLUDING THE For a cla.ssified advertisement, call TOUR To report a news item or story idea: YOU CAN COUNT ON LAWN A-MAT^OR VALUE OF COUPONS MRS Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classified. Office Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. AND ART EXHIBIT hours arc 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711. EAST HARTFORD • SOUD 6RANUIAB FERTIUZER « U.S. CEimnEO SEED fS l’S :t27-r,oo through Friday. When tlic office is Glastonbury .. 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I -SUMUUraOM- examination disclosed that he had general public, and this one-hour Ludwig has been quietly building an \SII1M;T0 N Till’ dangers of against the unseen hazard, and nnay One stewardess on a New York- lesions on his esophagus which may average is not to be exceeded more even more mysterious empire in the ,111 navel are not limited to pilot not even bothered to warn airline Tokyo flight described the effect this have been caused by air travel. than once a year. Brazilian jungles along the Amazon SPECIALS emu. ermviled skies and sloppy customers of the potentially lethal way in a letter to the FA A: “ Sudden­ It was months before the com­ 'Furthermore, the FAA's proposed River. In 1967, he bought a chunk of nuiiileiuiiee Kieii a perleet lliglit effect of ozone poisoning. ly a strong, constricting sensation AUG 26 plaints were linked to ozone, and the enforcement of its ozone standards land the size of the state of Connec­ e.iii In h.i/anlinis In your health. The .symptoms — which first affect grasped my entire rib cage. The only the most active individuals on any analogy I can use is that it was like FAA decided some action had to be requires the airlines to show they're ticut. He has been developing it ever THRU since with vast plantations of The Mlnii iiivisihle danger ■ its flight, the cabin attendants, include steel fingers encircling my chest and taken. At the usual bureaucratic meeting the rules only one time: if SEPT 1 ^ puipwood forests and rice fields. len eMsieiiee iinsiispeeted by most severe chest pains, shortness of squeezing till I was unable to snail's pace, it wasn't until last Oc­ their filters fail after passing the But the 82-year-old Ludwig's vast passeiigeis rs nrnne.^tlie layer of breath, rapid heartbeat, vomiting, breath." tober that the agency finally test, the FAA would have no way of empire was acquired in the "good old V .niiileiised nxygeii that arts as a coughing up blood, dry throat, proposed its remedy: Ozone concen­ knowing it. And the FAA asks only for a “ statistical confidence level" of days" of Brazil's dictatorship. Now InilUr helueen swollen glands, burning eyes, blurred In the spring months, when the tration in airliners may not exceed .3 that the country's new president, Ihe e.Hill's at- vision, loose bowels, clammy skin, ozone iayer drops in the Northern parts per million ( ppm), and on 84 percent. This means that 16 out of every 100 planes could exceed FAA Joao Baptista Figueiredo, has taken iiiiw|ihere and Ihe , ^ dehydration, nausea, dizziness, Hemisphere, the symptoms are felt flights longer than three hours may over and eased censorship UBORDAY not exceed an average of .Ippm per ozone standards and still keep flying. 1 .idiat inn I rnm 4r faintness, loss of appetite and forget­ even by less crew members and Despite the obvious weaknesses in somewhat, Ludwig's operations have niiler spare fulness. passengers. One flight attendant hour. the proposed FAA regulations, the come under increasing criticism. Wlule n/niie " IS noted that "the entire crew sounded The trouble with these proposed agency still sees no need to warn the Brazilian jingos aren't at all ,1 p.ijiiilar syn- Long-range effects include lung tubercular;" another said she "could MONDAY standards is that ozone begins to pleased that Ludwig's holdings may .1II \ Hi I n r i n ■ and heart damage and even, some hear passengers coughing constantly public of the risks of ozone poisoning. affect most healthy persons at levels - With the sublime confidence of the end up with a Swiss-based cancer Munniting iresh scientists believe, possible injury to as they disembarked.'' of .2 or .3 ppm. Many planes have ...... in ill lai I a pnisnnous gas. chormo.somes that could cause birth bureaucrat, the FAA reasons that its research institute, which the old man flown through ozone levels at .4 ppm, """owmiiH,, defects. On some flights, passengers proposed regulations wiil solve has named as his principal SEAT 3 N and in 1977 an airliner registered an everything. Meanwhile, federal of­ beneficiary. TOIIOITOMJ I'Mi ,|| least lliiee years, flight fainted. One had a near cardiac ozone level of 1.08 ppm ficials apparently feel that what air The Brazilian parliament in­ ,il Ieiidaiii■■ pilnis and airline The ozone problem surfaced in arrest. One regular airline customer travelers don't know won't hurt vestigations are underway into \ CKI^EJiTO''S, P.is-eiieei .n li.iie siillei ed from ozone 1976, when Boeing introduced the wrote the FAA that on six occasions rd b ib r 72S EAST them. Ludwig's operations, and there is 3 pnin. ning iviihniil realizing the highflying 747 SP (Special Perfor­ in 18 months on long-distance flights By way of comparison to the FAA's V MIOOIE TPKI' Ludwig's Lament continuing talk that the Brazilian n,.iii. I .i| 111! 11 disenmlorl. The mance! plane. It ability to fly at high he "began coughing violently and relaxed standards, the Environment government may nationalize the -turaiM ireoof- I I \ v i.ii inn \ilminislralinn and altitudes saved time and fuel, but started coughing up considerable Protection Agency sets an ozone con­ For the past 12 years, a mysterious American biiiionaire's holdings. ’ll 111 .i'll ' li.i'.r been simv In act also put it up in the toxic ozone layer. amounts of blood." Medical centration lim it of .12 ppm for the American billionaire named Daniel APPEARIN6 IN PERSON 2

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If a Borge, who visited Castro in Havana Feast your eyes on our Refreshing Serves - 647-9946 Harold E Turki'ialon, Executive Editor strongman emerges, the betting is on last week, says Nicaragua's revolu­ coffers. If that is so, then there's an bursting with the Best in Famous Supreme Uot'.Mso'i Edilor-Piibiistier Frank A Burbank Managing Editor government has surprised many peo­ f u l l s e r v i c e tion w ill be Nicaraguan in nature and lOU awaiting repayment. Brand Groceries, Frozen Foods . . . Produce Buys — our Friendly Clerks, ple by its moderation in its first man who isn't even a member of the not patterned after Communist Outwardly, Managua looks like Shop our Beautiful New Meat Dept. our Courteous Bag Boys — our Carry- month in office since dictator Presi­ junta — Tomas Borge, 48, a co­ Foods founder in 1961 of the Sandinista Cuba's. Havana did during the first part of Out Bundle Service (a must). All this dent Anastasio Somoza fled the coun­ — row after row of the Finest Meats front. the Cuban revolution. SU P ER m a r R ! 1 Other Editors Say try. Money Can Buy — the Finest in USDA at your Full Service Shopping Store Although just over 5 feet tall, The Sandinista leadership also has Sandinistas in battle fatigues and First of all, there have been no ■11' ^ oiir Hung you can't say of man would do such a tacky thing to said it w ill not export its brand of carrying an assortment of machine summary trials and executions like Borge Is a charismatic figure who is ■ f I’hil.iilclplii.i M.iyor Frank Riz- get elected, a lot of voters bought it known as “ El Jefe " to the thousands revolution to its northern neighbors guns, rifles and sidearms check iden- those in Fidel Castro's Cuba 20 years 16-20 LB AVG ]'• c\-i op wlio. not to be shrugged and a public standing of his own - an for iongstanding critics at home, it is diplomatic setback in the war else I received a dial tone. Herbert Chatzky. H ■ ' II llial s diplomacy." Adlai Stevenson. Arthur Goldberg or a Pyrrhic once because the cir­ against Palestinian acceptance not The person's superior said to me 109 Henry St, IMljiY VsERVICE 6 FHESHHES^ •o I : \iidrew Young's Daniel Moynihan - usually has been cumstances have strewn political worth the winning of this political that his employee had been trying to Manchester ' ■ ■ ...... H;.' I nited N'alinns uncomfortable in the post. And usual­ scenes both at home and inter­ battle. : .1 : : ■ Hiorouglilv They ly does not remain long. nationally with wreckage. The C'.i Im i . imich cared lor if, Andrew Young, an all-pro politi­ Israelis may or may not have active­ Iti'i'c Ihil had been successlul cian before he was tapped by James ly contributed to his removal, but in Parker Poetry poblici.m- ,11 the home Ironl. but Earl Carter to lead Washington's any case the price for them may in To the editor: ih'w undor-t.jod team in the glass house on the East the end by high. Quote/Unquote The traffic keeps growing, and The street that concerns me is \i'.d lor a |l"llll.■i.lIl. (he leadership River, also understands. Which With Young's departure, there Is at growing — unbearing; yet no one named wrongly — Parker, No otje o; ihc I .S di'l. L.iiioii could he a par- makes his departure particularly least a temporary end to seems knowing, not knowing — nor parks on Parker - the danger gets -SUMnUUFOOM- “ Not really.” in ul.nlv imriL experience. For all ironic because it was politics that did maneuvering through the U.N. to get caring. starker. 'hi glamor ,iii.| ;Mestige ol the posi- him in Politics of both the inter­ the Palestinians to accept Israel's They tell us the streets are for If 1 were to name it I'd call it "The 485 HARTFORD ROAD • 7iS EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CONN. lior- It has heen i -.M-ntially that ol an national and domestic varieties. existence. The P.L.O. is likely to pull — \ oruiik mail n^niillrd That cars add to safety, that It's much more descriptive than In the early davs this did not much United Nations, the good old days - governments, ending what slight from ilir Hpy agniovV cle< iniaii to walkers are lethal. even “ The Freeway." m a ile r except to occu|iants ol the if that's what they were - were long porospects there might have been of aduTliHr in V.S, fo r Than an 6-10-12 wheeler is only a Sol R. Cohen, ainb.i. sadorship who craved a gone. The automatic U.S. majorities participation in settlement *’H|H‘i‘ial men ami women who hIH! pixie, that one who complains should 51 Jordt St. liolK viiiaking role F \ policy lor were no more and (he so-called un­ negotiations. This may be what Inne a M|iiril of aihf^nliire.** stop whistling "D ixie ." Manchester EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 25, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 25, 1979

Community Calondar Lawmen Narrow Search FTC Says Ward’s Stoves Dangerous THE BEECHWOOD NURSERY it is now believed the car is carrying BOSTON (UPI) - FBI agents and ’The youngster earlier this week es- from 1976 on, are No. 5722, a circulating SCHOOL INVITES YOU a Florida registration, number un- sumers the stoves could be installed as shop for stoves because a matter of a few other law enforcement officers con­ c a ^ froth his abductor by freeing WASHINGTON (UPI) - Montgomery wood heater; No. 7377, a comfort heater; M a n c h e s te r Podium Players tryouts, 7 to 9 p.m. at Rham High close as 1 foot to combustible walls. inches make a large difference in the IT ITS OPEN HOUSE centrated their search Friday in New his hands and feet from ropes used to Ward aold more than 200,000 Franklin School auditorium. The safe distance in the case of some of amount of usuable space left in the room No. 7387, a parlor heater ; Nos. 21017 and Monday Hampshire’s White Mountains region tie him to a bed inside Sedach’s *^uSiorlties issued a ' stoves and wood furnaces during the past once the stove is installed. 21015, both franklin stoves; No. 21335, a Thursday bulletin for Sedach who allegedly kid- ■ the stoves actually is 3 feet, the FTC said. for a convicted sex offender charged residence in Middleboro, 'Mass. three years with confusing and potentially SUNDAY. AUGUST 26 Board of Education, 8 p.m., 45 N. School St. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., Town Office Building. napped the teen-ager and drove hiin . Richard Kelley, a lawyer in the agen­ Ward’s will notify consumers of the “Little Bein’’ Franklin fireplace. No. with kidnapping a 13-year-oId New “We have developed recent infor­ dangerous installation instructions, the Pension Board 4 p.m., Hearing Room. to Massachusetts late S u n d ^ ^ . cy's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said problem through a full-page ad in its Oc­ 21336, a “Big Ben” Franklin fireplace; 59 RACHEL RD. Jersey boy. mation that he was last seen in Federal IVade Commission said Friday. Tuesday early Monday. Police describ^ ^ in a briefing “there are no fires we can tober 1979 catalog house clearance books, and No. 21337, a “ Giant Ben” Franklin IM N C H ESnR Weldon Kennedy of the FB I’s Holderness, N.H., at approximately 6 Ward’s has agreed to notify consumers Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Hearing Room V e rn o n suspect as a white male — -foot-», point to" resulting from the installation and in a'similar ad in its spring and fireplace. Boston office said new information p.m. on August 22. He was still 5 it will relocate the stoves or install heat 2 to 4 P.M. instructions but statistics to which the summer 1980 general catalog. The last three were also sold by Ward’s Wednesday Today was received indicating Robert S. driving a 1979 Datsun hatchback 185 pounds. , shields free of charge. Consumers also Authorities allege Wanamaker w as. agency has access would not necessarily FTC officials said the company told under the Hearth Craft brand as model RBQiaTMTION WILL BB TAKIN FOR Democratic Committee, 8 p.m., Hearing Room Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., St. Bernard parking Sedach, 33, was last seen Wednesday which has a maroon color,’’ Kennedy have the right to refuse the repairs and Nos. 220, 260 and 300 respectively. enticed into the suspect’s car last; provide that information. them it had no records of who bought t e 3AND4YIAROLDB. in Holderness, N.H., at the foot of the said. get their money back, have the stove The consumer has a right to free Thursday lot. Sunday while jogging near his . A Ward’s spokesman said the company stoves and the catalog approach was the Antique show and sale, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tolland Coun­ scenic White Mountains. Kennedy added it had been removed and the room in which it was Judge's liours and probate, 6:30 p.m., probate court. and driven against his will to ■ had received no complaints about the only way of attempting to notify affected removal and refund, plus repair of the THB aCHOOL WILL B l OPIN PfiOM B TO 11:15 try Agricultural Center. Route 30. Sedach has been charged with the previously thought the suspect had a located returned to its original condition Ethics Committee, 8 p.m.. Hearing Room. Sedach’s secluded bungalow off a. stoves. parties. premises, in the case of all the models TUBBn WBD„ THUM. MORNIN08 Community Singles Club cookout, 4 p.m., Sweet home kidnapping of Keith Wanamaker Jr., - also free of charge. BeOINNINQ 8BPTEMB1R 11. Massachusetts license plate with the “The information Ward’s was putting The notice, however, will not mention except Nos. 21015 and 21017, where refund Bolton Road. 13, of Randolph Township, N.J. number 335-AHB. But, Kennedy said rarely traveled rural road. The problem, the FTC said in a com­ out was at best confusing about the stoves. that the consumers have the right to have and repair will be at the option of the com­ For ftiftfMT Mormotfon, eoH SM im N anton A n d o v e r plaint it had proposed against the retailer, Sunday "FTC officials said the clearance ques­ their money back and the stoves removed. pany. The FTC said those models can be •I 545-3175 was that Ward's, through its catalog and Monday Antique show and sale, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tolland County tion is an important one when consumers The agency is relying on news accounts of corrected by installation of a heat shield through pitches by its salesmen told con- inside the unit, making in unnecessary to Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Agricultural Center, Route 30. the settlement to provide that message... Light Bulbs Can Save Oil The stoves involved, which were sold move the stove farther our from the walls. Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Tuesday Building. Vernon Support Group for Families, 7 p.m., community PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Better The study said the standard in­ tricity budgets resulting from recent Wheels Turn room, police station. West Street, candescent bulb on the market today research breakthroughs in lighting Voter-making session, 7 to 9 p.m.. Memorial Building, light bulbs can cut the nation's de­ mand for electricity by 8 percent and gives off 15-20 lumens per watt while technology. It said the cost of elec­ n Stop eShofis <*aMi«w^fit«>jUa4btita A *} to: Hall. I Owa Cotton aa« 8anoi| a ' Li>Mi aMCauao'pa> Musuem of Art, was also Wednesday > AuQ 25-S y M iIT t f j t j g I van a,4 }« Sa»i I Iir i v»H Avt n saai given 510.000 to begin con­ Girl Scout meeting, 7:30 to 9 p.m., board room. Town sulting services. The Hall. money was donated by r —— — ------Connecticut philanthropist Coventry Lake Parks Advisory Commission, 7:30 p.m., 64oz non-returnable btl. Town Hall. I with This Valuahle Coupon and a $7.50 Purchaaa’ Richard Weed. Extra Mild Franks °1.09 100%_Natural Stop & Shop Welfare office open, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Town Hall jPRE-SWEETENED-POWDERED DRINK MIX| The meeting marked the AnnourHotDogs ‘1.19 beginning of a three-month Stop & Shop “Great BeefUSDA Choice Oscar Mayer Wener t*g 1 . 49 ICheeri-Aid(.22^' ^2. 19. Purina from his mobile office at 10 a.m. at the Town Office Fitter Patter QQ<( Chocolate ’i°' Cookies pkg 0 9 Chip Cookies 9 9 ^ i-eason why the group can’t L Q ijr k itc h G T l We cook for you Building. ;move into the post office ------Boneless Beeif Rib Eye Steak ^3.99. Thursday A m Pag# Brand Jamboraa fi®* building as early as » K. lb. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office • w im u L w a m ;December, if the federal , 5n».PolalD Building. STRAWBERRY government agrees to sell BEEF ROUN040MUaa S a la d ^ M O ,6 ’/20z k e n ie m is With TWa vahm M Coupon jt to them. •S Fresh and t a s t y . ^ * ^ ^ 164 ounce 1 cans 4 DvhMMi PRESERVES Kahn'tJumOo , < IV/io/e (t2to2t»a.> OnRaOl container All Varieties' H b r o n BEEF FRANKS ICaniwd Hmm C M d t o i i s No Sugar Added-Kahn't , SAVE Cooked Chicken oa. 89= Purina Dog Chow ;6.39 B s t*o w O' Trash Bags ay «Vk«.l BOTTOM ( i n I * Oasar vew are eu*ented as m earn M t t m Cut up or Split 2’/2-3lbs SLICED BACON pi., *»a uaHMe* | i M an m >»cneie a* em wee ne* F u n d s S et Saran W rap ‘1.09 Purina Meow Mix ■ ;I0 w g ‘1.79 Regular or Smoked-Poiska i CeM>ed Him Mvt ^ cewan e *iw r tm »* e< m ¥ F o r E n tr y ^seafood Slicad'Caniar Cut. Mapia Curad. Sugarieit pk«t 'tdeenwaie >aM < *d Vd« e leaed a>an*ied « 'eeixWd e? >e* nany aey SOUTH WINDSOR - stop & Shop A P -2 604 Cherryst«me s to p s Shop Tuesday MEAT FRANKS 'p«^ Ceudsn lia*ee 0 MFQA 90 Fo r e s t g r o v e EARLY CALIFORNIA-SELECT iThe Town Council, 5-6lbpkg. Board of Admissions of Electors, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Of­ Mandarin Q Pitted Ripe soi C CODRUnt (Thursday night agreed to Perdue Chicken Legs fice Building, Oranges t # Olives 9 ;put 58,000 in an escrow ac- O r a n g e y z G i d b l o e ednesday MAKES150TS. ;count to secure a right-of- Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office Wyler’S $ 4 9 9 Wyler’s Iway entry permit ease- Lflnjongde___ I Drltink Mixes Jet Fresh-Famous Red, Black or Pollock Fillets f™* *1.49«i J iia o e Building. aajtE-RARAf (ment for the Harry Welles SlkCaraied ^ 9 9 ChooM Your Favorlta Fresh Cod Fillets *1.89ib 12 ouncei Joint meeting of Board of Finance and Board of Select­ Potato 9Mp* (property, which is can man, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. DRISCOLL SEEDLESS Fresh Perch Fillets *1.89m (necessary to go ahead with Cooked Shrimp ‘3.29 Ham Stop & Shop GOCA-GOU ;the Avery Brook federal L ipoA^pacupt WHITE POTATOES WHITE GRAPES lOwpkg Si 1Q STRAWBERRIES •dam project. Sara Lee Cakes AIIW>«I:«S I . I 9 Juice Bars The Natural The escrow account will Quality, variety, freshness! ^ARerFRESCA V^ b a k e r y Cudahy “Bar S” Canned Ham 3 pound M .99 Lemonade St cA U C P ^ c m Tuscan Yogurt Pops SnackI be administered by Town F'o.-e»iLowFai6o»c*?' . 0; 5t-c*s Attorney Richard Ritten- stop & Shop Sandwich or 17 ounce package All Varieties band in case a spring on the Semi Boneless Cooked Ham is^'l ib. Welles' property is BranikhatRolb 10^ 8 ^ damaged by the work. Armour Boneless Ham water added *1. 8 9 b J 41I 1IIS The Town Council also 12 ounce feslgns, me TART. TANQY-ITAUAN JUBV-O^JOlOUi; approved the appropriation pkg. of 8 MAKES 10QTS SPRUCE-enuSHED. CHUNKS_orINKS or SAME of 51.500 to be paid to 279 Prune price suDAsmo I I 0 Z i Tetley Pineapple 20 oz as last $41} Red Ripe./ Welles in order for the Com Muffins 16 OLFV e packagt 6 PROUDLY PRESENTS Iced tea Mix Slices year' 9or4 2 6 ^*Gtound Cheese or pkg. 49° town to conduct borings ANN PAGE ANN PAGE Plums 4SflMu8hrooi ’ I ’^JiWaieniielen Countrystyle- - » » Donuts Szg* or A$V)riA 1 ? oJxe 0 * of« Cheese &Sausage . Dry Roasted I Vegetable A ’“7$ 4 JUMBO-JUiCY 604 NUTRITIOUS AWmniL” and other tests before the Approx. 31b. chub LESS onset of the AVery Brook •Cornains not nxKO than 26% fat. Peanuts Beef Soup can t I than lait 40a /b a g stop & Shop Sliced White Big Birds Eye Tasti Puffs ( Taste O ’S ea F-snc.«u» 2 89= Dole ISill 0 0 0 Crisp LESS lie RomiutM project. than ta il Vegetables 75= Haddock Portions p.Kk.ige 1 .39 Ground Beef and Hydrated Approx. 31b chub Com PeM PeASiCarotsorMuedVeoWbles Taste 0 Se.t B.«e* Dot A stortod sFotflaEti Pineapples Carrots yaart Town Manager Allan Young said that Welles was Daigy Bread Freshness is as important to us as savings! VWA WISK concerned that a spring, Textured Vegetable Protein *1.1 a dairy Detergent & Softener AiP S Holfllultd which brings water to his Assorted Flavors NAPKINS DETERaENT BOLD 3 property, might be 2^/o*Beef Burgers •Contains not more than 26%lat 1 ■ 6 9 b American Cheese Food fftffftRftltML FlUER SM.E! damaged during the Pound Cake LAUNDRY testings. He told the coun­ Variety Bread S n p t Shoo ^ KMvm .Countryfine Beef Patties ibo V Oaimaai B«m1ywQ» IX Whw( Moatf*fluM ri« W " cil that the money would be DETERGENT PAPER paid only if such damage 2'/2-box Frozen SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS M 104ot patties ’3.99._ rxdw* » H e r h X p i: ^ photo supply sale! produce aw I 'S u b jB C t 3>8ubl#ct 8>8ub|eet 0 70 et. ttOet. 200 cl. it won’t be necessary but Pick the fresh fruits that he feels the money Kodak Color Film and vegetables that White or Yellow FEMININE PROTECTION XbVogFecMlndge are p ^ect for you. Individually Wrapped < New Freedom $ 39° 69° should be held in escrow, Syh/aniaMagicubes ' California Maxi-Pads pkg' m “just in case.” Hoods Sour Cream leozao Reddi Whip Topping 89= ASP «0 Cl. or Btt Legal A A P r 'i l'' «0 th a e t-fM a d m U 7& CHCC. FLAVChEO CEREAL Aladdln-WllhThermee 23 Size 1201 lO c i Syh/ania Rip Rash Muenster Cheese S M .19 Stay n Shape Yogurt box Cocoa Pulls 'L°.'DOk pkg 8 0 ^ LUNCH KITS *2** ENVELOPES ^ SS' t a il e t s 2 Purchase Plans 10 r%ri«(ct ShrAs Krjin kv^vxki.'iFy SKed Bre.FrSlvWnVI FARMINGTON (U PI)-- The state Board of Higher ^ 1 pound pkg. Margarine Hood Large or Small Curd YOU'LL DO better with A&P'S jb©tt©rT?!Tj?A4p’^ ^oL^^sbetterwtkui?? y 6u'll 66 better MITOPs" ’^ea dairy products bakery service dell frozen foods Education will meet Aug.' HOOD 28 to discuss the propos^ ANDREA SEADER LTNOEN FARMS ____ M r s . FruU Half Seebest-Ughl W Uvety W%»hata TO* purchase of the buildings FREE ' FrediCaiiSoma Miss Seader, who holds a degree In Euro­ Shoe String Q Drinks Gal. 2001 1 1 0 o r 1 26 Color Print R im pean skin care esthetics and Is also a member ^ a o e c n k i e R H E A T a r C ^ Pofaloet w f p<>g>*1 housing Tunxis Community HCCC JIFFY F iO ie r t s Sour 16oz College — three days Bavdett Pears of the Skin Care Association of America, com • aa. w m u it Veal 2» enthusiastically joins the staff at Artistic Hair Cream 8Sd&HiM*2? Parmaglana mo before the college faces Italian Prune quarter CHEESE FCCCSPSEAO 2 pound bag Fresh Green I60Z. W Kta SUMMER TREAT possible eviction. ULM Designs. lb. sticks cont. Kraft 2 lb Handrie't izct While the college faces gnsummerlimg! Having worked with a world renowned Velveeta •”<' STORE SLICED-GEM Ptainis 9 I . RKO -SAVE . S ■IQWIQWiiy WfippMI oz 20 Fudgticlat WelQ#vevouafito20ej»oeuremlof*tkMOwmr C a rro ts cosmetic company in N.Y.C., Andrea brings to KRAFT-SPBEAD Polish Loaf openCVip 89* the possibility of eviction, h e n o r I' s or color prM ttoiy ttiw you brijM h Sun Glory Drinks •\»5 4.# aWCWV* ' Orange OEUTSCHMACHER-GERMAN 110 126 fim Native M asa 4 9 Ideal (or Grapefruit Juice SJouice w 99= you her expertise In skin care, facials, make­ Cheei ,,g R M E T S M i l S Juice 12 Cl college President wbrondofcotopiWWmtorprocm InaODor Remaikably snacks, jam Chiffon Cake Bologna:^ •rf . goodthfOU^Solurtoy.8oplombor29,1B7B. A da/s supply of high In •1.19 Breakstone Dips 59= Whiz I.' 99° Benjamin Davis said j stewing. Swiss Cheese Sliced C>*u‘ 40nAt<« cunt 0>w'”<> 79° vitamin AI ' vitamin C. stop. SnopBc m ic 1*0 , flo e . THICK CRUST-ROUNO Thursday "all appropriate For your convenience she will be available Cracker looi Cinnamon Pkg Cheese Tony’s CheeseS 4 2 9 by appointment on a full time basis. Please Barrel Donuts 65° COLE SLAW. MACARONI or Pizza I forces in the state are call now for your appointment. 646-0863 Potato Salad working on this” and he jissusa nii::»iaAYiY>!^a£''i:!ii:a4TJvea!;T:t4F.vir m . expected something 341 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER SUITE A-1 positive by when the lease runs out Aug. 31. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 25, 1979 ObituariM Free Priest May Sue ;i ,N.-X-»»R''V'V*pM!N?»Sfc“J' . %i «• I Friends may call at the funeral To Improve Justice People/Places Mrs. Miiiiii.- McLonil) j^om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 MANCHESTER - Mrs.Minnie WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) - The tated in an emotional court session McComb, 101, of 565 Vernon St., died wishing to do may make Rev. Bernard T. Pagano said Friday ’Thursday morning and immediately Friday morning in a Manchester con- memorial donations to the American he might sue the state for falsely accused the police of failing to in­ valescent home. Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., arresting him as Delaware’s vestigate his alibi stories. She was the widow of Robert W. Manchester. “Gentleman Bandit,” but not out of Deputy Attorney General Timothy McComb Sr Barron, the state’s chief prosecutor She was born in Newry, County Ar­ revenge. Mr. Charles E. Swift The Roman Catholic priest told in the case, made himself un­ magh. Ireland, on Feb. 8, 1878 and STAFFORD SPRINGS - Mr. UPI the contemplated suit would be available for comment Friday. One »t .Manchester since leii. ^ g^j^ gg 44 Stafford had lived in Manchester since 1911. designed to improve the state’s of Barron’s secretaries said, “Would She was a 50-year member of the g^ gjgff^rd Springs, died Friday at criminal justice system to prevent you blame the poor man?” Center Congregational Church; a Hartford...... Hospital. cases of mistaken identity such as his Pagano said his overall legal memueimember uiof theiiie ouu...-v.Jubilee Club and a Mr. Swift ^35 was bornpQ^n in jacnoiJacksons and to seek money to cover his legal expenses could run three times as member of the Loyal Circle ol King s (-p^pg^ ]\jg^ York and has lived expenses. much as the $20,000 already raised by Daughters. Stafford Springs for the past 17 “We’ve not fully discussed the family and friends — and spent. In 19.52. Mrs. McComb and her hus- ® ’The priest said several persons had ; a i o. possibility of this suit,” Pagano said, band celebrated their 50th wedding ; He was a retired driver-dispatcher one day after six armed robbery suggested he write a book about his anniversary. Her husband died in and a member of the teamster local charges brought against him were bizarre trial or make a television 19,58. film or movie about it. He said one 671. . dropped. She leaves a son. Robert W. He leaves his wife, Elaine Ronald Clouser, 39, of Brookhaven, lawyer friend was negotiating with McComb Jr., of Manchester; a Farnham Woods Swift; three sons, Pa., confessed to the crimes and was Warner Bros, on the possibility of a daughter Mrs. Eugene (Eva) Charles E. Swift of Manchester, charged instead. movie. Thomas of Chardon. Ohio, seven Robert J. Swift of Deep River and “If there is a way of doing it, my Pagano said he had made no grandchildren and 14 great­ Arthur G. Woods Jr. of Rockville; if intent will be not to be vindictive, but decisions on any of those projects. grandchildren. and three daughters, Mrs. Sophie to do it in such a way that the judicial The prosecutor's office said The funeral will be Monday after­ Clark of East Hartford, Mrs. Russel Clouser would probably not be 1#- noon at 1:30 at the Center system, where the police are con­ Dence of Willington and Lisa Swift at cerned, is corrected,” Pagano said. sentenced for several months, pen­ IK- L . ' i l i Congregational Church. The Rev. home. Weary from the ordeal of the trial ding a pre-sentence investigation. Newell Curtis, will officiate. Mr. Swift also leaves five that began Aug. 6, and tired of the Prosecutors in Delaware County, r S Burial will be in East Cemetery. grandchildren. non-stop attention from the news Pa., said no decision had been made There will be no calling hours. Funeral services will be held Mon­ media, Pagano escaped Friday after­ regarding another attempted armed Friends may make memorial con­ day at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral noon to relax with a steam bath and a robbery charges pending against tributions in tier name to the Center Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. swim at a health club where he Pagano — the attempted robbery of a Congregational Church Building Burial will be at the Ellington regularly works out. Concordville, Pa., boutique. Renovation Fund. Center Cemetery. ’The 53-year-old priest was exoner- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Friends may call at the funeral St., is in charge ol arrangements. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Horst Muller, a printer from West Berlin, second from left, which he works. At left, is Frank Burbank, managing editor John F. Hys p.m. . i *u Something To Take Home Donations may be made 1° Insurance Review and his wife, Monica, right, toured The Herald "Diesday and of The Herald, and third from right. Rod Carpenter, Tolland, BOLTON - John Frank Rys Sr., Christa Jamka, flight director from West Berlin, displays Heart Association of Greater Hart­ compared the operation to the West Berlin Newspaper for Mr. and Mrs. Muller’s host. (Herald photo by Pinto) 46. of 11 Cubles Drive, died Aug. 23 at authentic Hitchcock chair presented to the visiting West his home. He was the husband of ford or the Connecticut Lung Marie Barile Rys. Association, Inc. Berliners by the Manchester Friendship Force. Berliners Saves $21,000 Born May 31. 1933 in Hartford, he j- j R y a„ presented Town of Manchester with a large repcoduction of a expenses and changes in servicing By DAVE LAVALLEE had resided here for many years. He . mputtstf.R — Gerard Ryan of German gas street lamp which were common in Berlin in the situations. Friendship Force Visit Ends was a Korean War veteran having ..MANCHESTER ^Gera^^^^ 1920s The lamp was reproduced especially for this occasion Herald Reporter The press release states that both served as a boatswain s mate in the 737th St Bro ^ through the generosity of West Berlin’s largest newspaper. GLASTONBURY - After two Ashley and Ellis were pleased with I' S Navy. He was a sheet meta ^ ^ pyan, a cooperation of Anderson in the in­ journevman by trade and a member Sister Jui a By (Herald photo by Pinto) months of reviewing the town's in­ education at St. surance policies. Administrative Ser­ vestigation. Mayor Stephen Penny of Manchester and Christa Jamka, of the Sheet Metal Union Local 40 in ofBartholoipew’s religiou Church. vices Director Ted Ellis and School “In the process, review of in­ Germans Say ‘auf Wiedersehen’ flight director from West Berlin, admire the street lamp Hartford, The funeral is Monday, with a Superintendent Larry Ashley surance, premiums and com­ Olher survivors are four sons, John Iranians Retake missions, as well as types of On Tuesday, the ambassadors and presented by the Berliners to the Town of Manchester in mass at 10 a.m. at St. Francis of reported Friday that the town will be from Germany and the host families Friendship Force, said, “In Berlin, F Rys Jr . of San Clemente, Calif, coverage were carefully their hosts went on a walking tour of ceremonies Friday at the Town Hall. The Manchester Rome Church, 236th St., and Byron able to save $21,000 in its insurance By BETTY RYDER from the U S. played soccer at we do not have such a park. The show and Eric Rvs. Robb Rys, Chris Rys, costs for the upcoming fiscal year. scrutinized," the release said. comes to certain areas over a four- Hartford with visits to the Friendship Force presented Ms. Jamka with an authentic Ave., The Bronx. Familv Editor Manchester Community College's Wadsworth Atheneum, the Hartford all at home, a daughter, Mrs. Friends may call at the Ruggiero The investigation of the town's in­ The reductions in insurance costs month period and then travels to Hitchcock chair and a book on the history of the Town of Paulette Ann Smith of Andover; a City Rebels Held field. The Germans won. Civic Center and browsing in shops Manchester Funeral Home, 4346 White Plains surance policies began during the will be discussed by Ellis and Asbiey another location. And, to pay one Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) sister, Mary Cramer of Manchester, Following a picnic on the lawn at looking for souvenirs. Rys of Easi Road, The Bronx, Saturday from 7 to first week in July when Ashley and then presented to the governing Time has passed too quickly, and the college, many of Oie families and price and be able to ride all day, that and his mother, Anna suspeeteu reoel positions. In the ear­ refused to sign vouchers for $134,000 bodies at the upcoming week's the 254 German ambassadors from was wonderful" Robel, who worked Blue jeans were a popular item, ^ 10 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 5 ana / TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - The Ira­ their guests listened to the U.S. Coast and as my young guest, Christian Hartford. ly hours of the battle army com­ in insurance costs for the school. meetings. West Berlin who have been visiting five years as a civil engineer and is at to 10 p.m. _____ nian army smashed through Kurdish manders said they were unable to Guard Band in concert at the Kluge, told me, “In Germany, they I The funeral is Monday at 9 a.m rebel defenses in the western city of Since then Ashley and Ellis have When asked if most of the savings here as part of the Greater completing his teaching return fire from Kurdish guns inside Bandshell. Others saw El John, (who cost $30-$40 a pair.” Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. In Memoriam Saqqez and recaptured the city been meeting with insurance Agent came from commission savings, Manchester Friendship Force requirements, will teach civil Center St.. Manchester, with a mass the town because of potential risks to impersonates Elvis Presley) at the Some ambassadors had their first ts In loving memory ol Mrs. Annie Lucas, who passed Friday, the state radio reported. of Record Alvar Anderson to deter­ Ashley responded, "The savings people-to-people exchange program engineering at a technical school in civilians. Pumpernickel Pub in Manchester taste of lobster and com on the cob at 'i at 10 a m. at St. Maurice Church in away August 25th. 1962 The radio said the troops, aided by mine the extent of the town's came from a variety of areas in­ will be departing late Sunday evening West Berlin. Robel has been in the V- Bolton. Burial will be in Bolton Lovingly remembered. Smoke billowed into the sky as the and still others relaxed with a quiet Mystic Seaport, and others marveled The Family revolutionary guards, took control of coverage. cluding policies, premiums and com­ and their American counterparts will United States once before this visit, L % Center Cemetery. battled continued daylong. Shops Both Ellis and Ashley said they missions. The whole situation needed be arriving home. dinner at their host's home. when he participated in the at eating string beans with a cheese the main military base which was in were shut and roads blocked by were pleased with the results of their work and everyone benefits,” he Speaking with 'a few of the am­ Friendship Force's exchange to sauce. “We have cheese on bread,” the hands of the Kurds and seized all government forces in the outer bassadors they were delighted to my guest said as he helped himself to key positions in the city. findings. said. While the host families in the area Minneapolis. Minn. perimeter. "We will be staying with A1 Town Council Chairman Henry kept them busy, there are still many have visited Riverside Park in “Minneapolis was nice, but another serving. It is good,” he said. The broadcast appealed for The Kurds set up their own Agawam, Mass. Hans-Eiter Robel. a On Wednesday, some ambassadors Open House Set medical assistance to be rushed to (Anderson) for the remainder of the Kinne said both Ashley and Ellis places that time would not allow (Connecticut looks like Germany with barricades in areas they controlled. fiscal year. But we are going to con­ should be compliment^ for their them to discover. guest of Barbara Weinberg, New all its trees and hills. It seems like took a flight to Buffalo, N.Y., and the base but gave no details of then a bus trip to Niagra Fall.s casualties in the three-day fight to Since fighting began in Kurdistan tinue looking into new programs to work. Last Sunday, the ambassadors England and state director of the home to me.” regain Saqqez, It said “heavy 10 days ago, newspaper estimates of reduce our costs,” Ellis said. “I have to compliment Larry Thursday, more than 180 am­ At Housing Units bassadors and hosts boarded buses at fighting” had taken place before the casualties have added up to 600 “I am pleased with the results of (Ashley) for initiating this. It took a killed. the investigation because we are lot of guts to look into something like the Caldor Shopping Plaza for a tour GLASTONBURY - The Housing month we would be able to cut costs city fell. The fighting broke out before dawn of New York. 'They visited Manhat­ substantially,” Willett said. The past previous casualty reports saving a tremendous amount of this. I like people who just get up and Authority will hold an open house Friday and intensified before noon. It do things," Kinne said. tan, toured the U.N. buildine and from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. today to show The Town Council has been invited had said 9 officers and 7 soldiers money. With this kind of a savings, was the second time since fighting we might be able to break even on "I have to compliment Ted (Ellis) took a Circle Line Cruise of New the public the two newly renovated to the open house to view the were killed and 18 others wounded in first erupted in the frontier town of York Harbor. Even stopped for lunch progress that has been made on the the first few hours of fighting, which our budget even with the increases in for his work in following up on the units in Welles Village. Paveh that extensive use of air force gasoline and heating oil. 1 really problem. This is the way the Board of at Mama Leone’s, famous for its Executive Director Bill Willett units. resumed before dawn Friday. The revolutionary guards, irregulars gunships was reported. believe in the sanctity of the budget Education and town officials should Italian cuisine. said that both units at 3 and 7 Wyllys The buildings have been equipped While the bus was cool and comfor­ fighting alongside the army, did not The Kurds were beaten in the first and we will do all we can to follow work. That's what they are hired St. have been completely renovated. with new gas heaters, which could military counterattack and retreated table, many of the visitors disliked Work was initiated on the units in result in fuel savings of 30 to 40 per­ announce their losses. it,” Ashley said, for,” Kinne said. to urban centers throughout Kur­ Anderson said he was pleased with the dark windows, which while late June, cent, Willett said. Other reports said tanks were ad­ A press release issued by Ashley on distan province. Friday said that the current in­ the outcome of the investigation. keeping the sunlight out of their eyes, The total cost of the renovations The heaters are part of a package vancing on Mahaabad. the main Reports from Mahabad said an Air also prevented them from taking pic­ which includes new bathrooms, operating base of the outlawed Kur­ surance situation has been very “ 1 am very pleased with the out­ lor both units was $24,363.78, accor­ Force helicopter crashed during come. For too long, insurance has tures. cabinets, windows, floors and even dish Democratic Party. carefully scrutinized by both town “There was not enough time in the ding to Willett. another battle Thursday night and government and education officials. been taken for granted in this town. He said if more than two units piping. Siding has also been installed Iranian air force F-4 Phantoms U.N. building,” one ambassador early Friday at the Naqadeh highway Officials looked at the full picture of We looked into some policies that were done at a time that figure could on the buildings. screamed over the mountains around commented. “We will have to come fork, 25 miles northwest of the city. insurance coverage, including flaws came a little cheaper the than the be brought lower bv as much as $1,- “The units are really gorgeous and the Kurdish town and combat back again.” I think everyone in the village has helicopters poured gunfire into in the coverage, fees for insurance ones that were being used,” be said. 000. While the younger set headed for "II we worked on eight units a already been up to see the units," the beaches, the not so younger set Willett said. listened to music from the Broadway shows at the “Broadway Revue” at

the Coachlight Dinner Theater in m 'ii V Rhode Island Officials East Windsor. House parties and cookouts are A’ s '.', . i-: A,.«■ planned for Sunday, as a farewell to our new friends, who will depart just Leslie Weinberg of 157 Pitkin St., Manchester, demonstrates before midnight. an American pastime — mowing the lawn. Looking on are Differ on 1-84 Dangers There will be some tears shed I'm Hans-Eieter RobeFof West Berlin; Barbara Weinberg, New Vaughn home in Marlborough. Mrs. Vaughn sure as we way ‘auf Wiedersehen” 'England and state director of the Friendship Force; Susanne PROVIDENCE. R. 1 (UPI) - would be included that would “I have not gone ahead and will not David Vaughn, at left, and his father, Zane, is currently in West Berlin as an American ' but our hearts will be filled with good Franke of Hannover, Rebel’s niece; and Susan Weinberg. Rhode Island's highway chief mitigate these matters,” Flanders go ahead with construction if the third from left, chat with Ingeborg Pettke memories of our new friends and the safety of the reservoir cannot be remained adamant Friday Interstate said. and Heinz Hoffman, who were guests at the ambassador. (Herald photo by Adamson) hope that we’ll meet again. (Herald photo by Pinto) 84 would nol pollute the state's He added he does not intend to guaranteed," he said. “My concern largest reservoir, but Gov. J. Joseph change his plans, adding any has always been that reservoir.” Garrahy said he wants a briefing on problems can probably be worked out The governor said he would meet what federal experts think. through a series of meetings. with federal highway and en­ The U ,S. Environmental Protec­ But Garrahy, whose endorsement vironmental officials to find out first tion Agency Thursday told state of­ of the $270 million construction what is wrong with Rhode Island's ficials they should abandon plans to project evoked a promise from plan. build the superhighway, which would Connecticut Gov. Ella T. Grasso in Environmentalists claim ice­ link Hartlord. with Providence. 1978 that the roadway would be com­ melting chemicals would wash into The EPA said it based its decision pleted from Hartford to the Rhode the reservoir and heavy truck traffic, on the belief the Scituate Reservoir Island border, Friday said he was carrying carrying potentially toxic in northwestern Rhode Island would ready to reverse himself if federal cargoes, would greatly increase in be polluted, spoiling the water supply experts show the water is really the rural area. ol nearly one-half the state's threatened. A back- residents. But Wendall Flanders, transporta­ tion director, said. "We wouldn't go in there and build a highway that would pollute the Scituate Reser­ Wetland Fine Levied voir " The Federal Highway Administra­ (ContiiuK'il from l*ugr One) Mrs. Robotham suggested a fine of [*■ tion has approved preliminary plans $1,000 for the initial offense and then mmm lor the interstate roadway and told Despite the large deposits of sedi­ said $1,000 should be added on for the state planners to begin working on ment, Pagini said the brook would environmental damage, their blueprints. eventually clean itself because of its Pagini said that each day that the "The Federal Highway Ad­ steep gradients and swift currents. gates were open could be counted as S i a violation. He said the first offense ministration has reviewed our plans Commission member Peter Stern ■'S'.' \ ' and supported our contention that we asked whether statements from the took place on July 20, Pagini said he could design this facility and insure Cotton Hollow work crew could be felt that $1,000 per day was a little bit that within the design, features used as testimony. Pagini said they extreme. could obtain testimony that the sedi­ Stern proposed a fine of $4,920 and m ment content did increase from the said statements should be obtained ■ group's coordinator Bud Jarrell and from the workers at Cotton Hollow. OUlU .PAIir FAIHION tTOHr Foil M « l I c n is ' Police Report) a worker, Eric Shade. Mrs. Robotham said the company 0 q 0 , Pagini said that despite the fact should be fined for a total of nine days for $500 a day, along with the ad­ aisB 2.77 5.57 9.66 1 MANCHESTER - Radney Marvin, that Roaring Brook would clean itself, major environmental damage ministrative costs to the town. That Jr . 23. of 46 Brook St . Hartford, is I being held in lieu of $2,5(X) bond has occured. total came to $4,920. charged with assaulting a victim Pagini said if the manufacturing She said the matter was serious Relaxing after the walking tour of Hart- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Costello of Sum- over 60 years ol age firm comes in for a permit in the enough and thought the fine was ap­ ford, are, from left, Elisabeth Nowakowski, mitt St. Christian was hosted by the Ryder Harry Dasche, at right, a sportswriter visit to the newspaper office this week. Marvin was arrested Ft.day. and is future to open the gates, that item propriate. She said a letter should be Gudrun Voss, and Christian Kluge, all of family on Porter Street. (Herald photo by from West Berlin, compares notes with The Dasche is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles would have to be considered separate sent to the firm, explaining the com­ Bliss of Farmington. (Herald photo by Pinto) due to appear in court Sept 10 in mission's action. West Berlin. Elisabeth and Gudrun were Adamson) Herald’s Sports Editor, Earl Yost, during a East Hartford from the issue at hind. EVENING HERALD, Sat., Auguat 25, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN I’AGK TKN - KVKMNG HKRAU), Sal.. August 25. 1979 Wings of Morning PIONEER SATURN VOYAGE Is Joy Inherent in Your Religion?

AiPIUKOlC 1974 Finally in desperation, he placed a To get their share, ami maybe the world. They seek to head off By CLIFF SIMPSON clergyman will preach a gospel once That turns earth smoothness more "Nuclear Disaster” as well as ending believed in Old Testament times that notice in the local paper that, since Some years ago, I spent two rough.” Of the overflowing barnyard store. the "arms race” and in these areas prosperity and health were the result the church was dead, the funeral months leading retreats in the Philip­ The poet is expressing the same Satisfied with the task they’re at there may he difference of opinion of good living — you can easily recall idea as St. Paul when he writes would be held the next Sunday after­ / pines for ministers with each one noon. Of eating and sleeping and getting about the method they have of EARTH MAR “Job’s comforters" and many of the "Rejoice always” (I Thessalonlans beginning Monday at noon and The church was crowded by the fat. operating, but in the relief work I am psalms. In one of our imiversities on 5:16). Read Philippians chapter four But whenever the free wiid ducks sure we all can support: closing with Holy Communion late three successive Sundays in the curious, who were rewarded by the Friday morning. and see bow be not only tells others go by 1. Material and medical aid for chapel the essence of the sermon "to rejoice” (verse 4) but that he too sight of a huge coffin covered with Towards the end of my stay there, I In a long line streaming down the refugees in Latin America and was: "rejoiced in the Lord greatly” (v. flowers. After reading the obituary, was asked to speak to the interns at sky. southern Africa and Indochina and "Be good and you will at least be 10). He who has found "the peace of the Reverend Mr. Lexander invit^ St. Luke's Hospital in Manila. One of They cock a quizzical, puzzied eye the Middle East president of whatever company G()d” (V. 7) has found the greatest the people to pay their last respects. them in the dis­ And flap their wings and try to fly. 2. In Mexico help is given to assist employs you.” blessing this life can offer. No As the long queue passed by the cof­ cussion period I think my soul is a tame old duck. rural communities form I think in general that if we are wonder the psalmist could end his fin, each looked in, then glanced that followed in­ Dabbling around in barnyard muck cooperatives and to improve farming honest and righteous we are more guiltily away. In the bottom of the quired what I felt witness with: Fat and lazy, with useless wings, techniques. Pioneer^s First Pictures likely to be successful than not. I "In peace I will both lie down and casket lay a mirror, solemnly reflec­ was the greatest ting the last remains of the church in "But sometimes when the North 3. In Zambia provides self-help know however that good people suf­ sleep: SATURN SepU,1979 ^ These never-before-seen views of planet comes from below the ring plane while craft need among the the startled faces of the con­ Wind sings. housing projects for families left is viewing from above. At iower right is fer (e.g. Christ on the Cross, or some for thou alone, 0 Lord, makest me And the wild ones hurtle overhead. homeiss by the floods. Saturn were made by the Pioneer II pastors of the saint sick with cancer) and it seems gregation.” Island. dwell in safety.” (v. 8) It remembers something lost and 4. Chili teaches modern spacecraft Tuesday. Silhouette of rings can Titan, one of Saturn’s 10 sateilites - the that the evil ones propser. It has been I was pleased dead. agriculture to the Mapuche Indians be seen passing in front of the planet while largest planetary satellite in the solar system suggested that Psalm 4 was written The Chuckle “Tame Duck” that my very brief I am always grateful for any help And cocks a wary, bewildered eye. as well as food to children in the shadow of the rings can be seen on the planet. and 720,000 miles from Saturn. (NASA photos during the terrible time of the Mac­ T am writing this on the edge of And makes a feeble attempt to fly. education program. experience was cabees and that is why one that is offer^ whether it be a ques­ Ultimate Destination Spacecraft trajectory is such that sunlight via (UPI) confirmed by the chaplain who had tion to answer, an idea to argue, or a Rangeley Lake in Maine where It’s faily content with the state it's 5. In the United States works with exclaimed, frequently wild ducks swim by, one in. Native Americans, prisoners, and been there for a quarter of a century. “0 that we might see some good!” suitable quotation for use in the My answer was: “The clergy with column. John Bowen was traveling in paddled slowly by with 16 duckling But it isn’t the soul it might have other disenfranchised Americans Chart shows a diagramatic view of the a p . will (verse 6) squirting here and there. It is a been.” find justice. planet Saturn and its rings. Pioneer II, planet on Sept.^1 (UPI photo) whom I worshipped and talked The message of this psalm is that New Hampshire and found a little needed a great upsurge of JOY in pamphlet called "laughter Under the wonderful sight — they look so cudd­ Kenneth Kaufman I support the AFSC. Will you? The launched from Earth six-and-a-half years in our relation to God we can find ly. I am on such occasions reminded This morning, 13 ducks quacked their national office is in Philadelphia at their relationship with God and their more JOY than “they have when Steeple.” In it was this paragraph people." In a word they needed to labelled "One Way to Shock the of one of my favorite poems with the way past our dock. 1501 (Cherry Street, Pa 19102 their grain and wine abound.” While above title. It was quoted in this read Psalm 4 and understand what the King James version uses the Church Alive.” A.F.S.C. A Word From H.L. Mencken the writer meant in verse 7: "Coming to a small Oklahoma column over five years ago, but I feel n o r t h TOLAR REGION word “gladness," the RSV more cor­ it can stand repeating: Do those intltials mean anything to The only liberty an inferior man “Thou has put more joy in my rectly translates it “joy” for the town to be pastor of his first church, really cherishes is the liberty to quit heart. "There are three tame ducks in our you? I hope so. They stand for The NORTH NORTH TEMPERATE BELT word carries an experience of “joy” the enthusiastic Reverend W.B. work, stretch out in the sun, and than they have when their grain backyard. American Friends Service Com­ NORTH EQUATORIAL BELT into a time of testing and lets us Alexander was met with the flat mittee who do so much good around scratch himself. and wine abound." statement that he was wasting his Dabbling in mud and trying hard CREEE (Cl RING n o r t h TEMPERATE BELT agree with Browning: Once in a while a Protestant “Then, welcome each rebuff time, that the church was dead. MIDDLE (81 RING OUTER (AIRING Rsligious Services

breaking bread; 11:45 a m.. Sunday Center Congregational Churrh, Andover school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. L:nited Church of Christ. 11 Center St. Full Gospel Interdenominational Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pastor. Rev. Finti Conffrrgalional (Jiurrh of 4n> Church. 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Chester C. (Copeland, associate pastor. do»rr. Route 6. Rev David J. Reese III, Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m., praise, Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor minister 10 a m . worship service. worship service and Bible study; Emeritus. 10 a.m.. United Worship Ser­ deliverance service. vice with Second Congregational Church Bolton Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. at Second Church, 385 N. Main St. Rev James Beliasov. pastor. 9:30 a m., South United Methodist Church, 1126 SOUTH TEMPERATE BELT Church of St. Maurice. 32 Hebron Sunday school; 10:30 a m., worship ser- Main St. Rev. George W. Webb. Rev. cice; 7 p m., evening service. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pher- SOUTH EQUATORIAL BELT Road. Rev. Robert W Cronin, pastor SOUTH SOUTH TEMPERATE BELT Saturday mass at 5 p.m : Sunday masses Church of the Assumption, Adams son, pastors. 10 a.m., worship service; at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a m. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching service. SOUTH TOLAR REGION Bolton I nited Methodist Church. S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie and 7:30 p m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9, and Chestnut streets. Rev. Ronald J. Hiles. pastor. 9:45 a m , church school, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Fourner, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, 11 a m , worship service Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day pastors. Tom Larsen, Intern; Rev. C. St. Grorgr'i, episcopal Church. .Saints. Woodside Street aod Hillstown Henry Anderson, Pastor Emeritus. 8 and Mystery Planet Boston Turnpike Rev. John C Holliger. Road Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 9:30 a m., worship services. Ring Study vicar 9 a m , Holy Eucharist a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Bolton Congregational Church. 11 15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. The remote-controlled Pioneer II five-year, 1.5 billion-mile trip to Saturn. Lit­ fragments. The spectacular rings cir­ Bolton Center Road Rev J. Stanton Saltation .Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant In this artist's conception, a close-up view pastor. 8:15 and 10 a.m.. Worship ser­ spacecraft will swoop past Saturn on Sept. 1 tle is known about the yellow-banded orb cumscribe the planet at its equatorial plane Conover, minister 9 30 a m . worship Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9;30 of the rings of Saturn are shown. Earth-based service and nurserv a m . Sunday school; 10:45 a m., holiness vices. 9:30 a m.. Coffee and Fellowship. after a more than six-year voyage. The craft which is 815 times larger than Earth. (UPI radar measurements suggests the rings are (UPI photo I meeting: 6 p.m., open-air meeting: 7 fist visited Jupiter in 1974 ami then began its photo) made up of rocky debris and ammonia ice p.m . salvation meeting. Coventry United Pentecostal Churrh, 187 South Windsor Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Wapping Community Church, 1790 Coventry I'rcahy trrian Church, minister 10 a.m., Sunday school: 11 Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 Ellington Ptoad. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., a.m.. worship. 11 a m , .Sunday school; worship 7:30 p.m . Bible study at parsonage worship service and church school. Presbyterian Church. 43 Spruce St. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 Prince of Peace l.iitheran Church. Rev Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Attend A House of Worship This Week Route 31 and North River Road Rev. W Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, worship service, nursery; 9:15 a m.. Sun­ H. Wilkens. pastor 9 a m . Sunday pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 South United Methodist Church, Manchester school: 10 15 a m.. worship service: 7 30 St. John's Polish National Catholic p m . prayer meeting a.m. Churrh, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John I{il« gige to dMUcatad to the bulMIno of ■ mo ro spiritual community______by llwto Anna St, Mary'i* Church. Route 31. Rev F. Hyszko. pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; ClNraws win want to too moro foMs going to tholr and Synagoguo Bernard Miller, pastor: Rev. F'rancis A J. Quinn, pastor: Rev. Joseph H. Religion in America 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Uszewski. assistant pastor Saturday St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. I masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, masses at 5 and 7 p m : Sunday masses at Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. 10 and 11:30 a.m. CALVARY CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD AZTEC GHMMEY SWEEPS 7:30, 9:30 and 10 45 a m Scholsky. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 647 Eaat MIddIa Tpka, Manchaatar Second Congregational Church, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Whu Me?” Call now about our senior citlsen special! p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Route 44A Rev Robert K Bechtold. Episcopalians Dispute Pastor, Ken Gustafson We eliminate the risk of chimney fires without a.m. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Sunday School 9:30 a.m. pastor: Rev James Emondson, interim St. James Church, Rev. James making a mess . . minister. 9:30 a m , Union services with the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 When life deals us an unexpected blow we arc Worahip Sarvica 10:30 a.m. 6 6:30 p.m. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, Tom Samparl Karon Brida First Congregational Church at Second a m.; family service and Sunday school. *Calvary Echos Sun. WINF 10:15 a.m. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Avery Street Christian Reformed tempted to curse fate and ask, "Why mc-why 376 WIndaor Straat Church, The Rev. Robert Heavilin ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Their New Prayer Book *Revival Time Sun. WINF 10:30 p.m. Manchaatar, Cl. preaching. Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen. have I been singled out for so much bad luck?” Ii is residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. 643-0130 p m.. Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30 and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at NEW YORK (UPI) - “A large and impressive clergy personally prefer tial language of, a person’s onlv natural to feel this way, but there are better CAMNDS BY CAROL a m., and noon. both services. There is a little doubt in prayer and worship “ V o u Call The ShoU" CLARKE MSURANCE AGENCY East Hartford St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. majority of the nation’s the new 1976 book. Only 14 wavs of handling adversity than this. Instead of 963 Main Straat, Manchaatar 237 Eaat Cantor Straat Messiah Evangelical Lutheran anyone's mind that when Episcopalians want the relationship with God. First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. Philip A Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. percent favor the 1928 book becoming embittered and withdrawing from 649-6619 Manchaatar, Cl. Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 delegates to the Episcopal convention in Denver to "We are asking them to Rev. Ralph F Jelley, pastor. 10 a m., Padelli. co-pastors Saturday masses at 5 Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Gallup said. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, church’s General Oinven- authorize the continued use vote for both books ... and life, take this opportunity to re-examine 643-1126 church school: 11 a m., morning pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 Decision-making in the 3- DAVDJAIIES PERSONNEL 10:30 and noon. tion in September finish of the 1928 Book of Com­ reconciliation," sayd the "Temporary & Permanent Placement Service" MUON SALES I SERVICE, MC. worship; 7 p.m.. evening service. a m., Sunday school. million-member yourself. This experience could make First Baptist Church of East Hart< Jehovah's Witnesses. 647 Tolland meeting, the denomination mon Prayer,” Gallup said Rev. K. Logan Jackson, 272 Main Straat, Manchaatar 319 Main Straat Our Savior Lutheran Church, 239 denomination is similar to ford (Southern Baptist Convention). 36 Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, will have a new and highly in announcing the results of that of the U.S. Congress’ president of the Society for vou a less selfish person, it could provide fresh 649-7000 Manchaatar, Ct. 10:20 a m., group discussion Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday school and adult controversial Book of (jom- the poll. two chambers, with a 130- the Preservation of the 643-2148 /inn Evangelical Lutheran Church insights into the sufferings and CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m.. worship. mon Prayer. At the same time Gallup member House of Bishops Book of Common Prayer. "Quality Ford Products Since 1933" nursery; 9:45 am .. Sunday school; 6 (.Missouri Synod), Cooper and High needs of others. Your response to ad- Summar Sarvica at 9:00 a.m. Still up in the air, noted that only three per­ and 742-member House of “Why ban the book at the p.m.. Training Union. streets. Rev. Qiarles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Pastors • Burton Strand GENERAL GLASS SERVICE a m , family worship. Communion, first however, will be the status sons in 10 among the laity Deputies, equally divided price of alienating half the versity is up to you.-It's not whai Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran Vernon of the old 1928 Book of are aware that it will take membership?” & 330 Qraon Road Church In America), 1120 Silver Lane. Sunday of month. between lay and clerical happens to you-but how you David B. Stacy Manchaatar, Ct. Rev. Paul E Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., Common Prayer — a much special action by the orders. handle it that counts. 40 ntkln Street, Manefwatar 649-9311 646- 4920 a.m., worship service. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. Rockville, ^turday masses at 5 and 7 beloved liturgical prayer Cteneral Convention to per­ While the dispute over KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES First Congregational Church, 87 Jacobson, rector; Rev. J. Gary p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 book that some of its sup­ mit continued use of the the prayer books has not THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector. and 11:15 a.m. porters compare to the 1928 book. received the attention the BIBLE Rev. Neale O. McLain "We grow the Freshest Flowers in Town" minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union elegance of the- King That means supporters of ordination of women ques­ 236 Main Straat, Manchaatar 648-8599 021 Hartford Road minister. 10 a m , worship service, rector. 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Holv Eucharist. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 James Version of the Bi­ the old book have a hefty tion received in 1976 or the SPEAKS ‘ Sunday Sarvica 9:30 a.m. Manchaatar, Ct. church school, child care; 11 a m , coffee The Church of Christ, Lydall and a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ ble. political task between now By Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, issue of ordination of Eugene ‘ Morning Worahip 10:48 a.m. 643-9859 hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m.. youth day school; 7 p.m., evening service. When the denomination minister. 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.,. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. and Sept. 9, when the homosexuals will receive Brewer ‘ Evaning Sarvica 7:00 p.m. fellowship. meets in Denver in Convention opens, in MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Faith Tahernacle Church. 1535 worship; 6_p.m., worship. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael in September, some Wed. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. "Largest Selection of Belter Monuments In Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. First Churcli of Christ, Scientist, 447 Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ September, the proposal to raising the awareness of Episcopalians believe N. Main St. 10 a m., church service, Sun­ day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and replace the 1928 book with their supporters in such a the State" 10 a m.. Sunday school: 11 a m., worship refusal of the convention to Do you ever wonder: HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SOENTIST day school, child care. noon. the Proposed Book of Com­ way as to translate that (Over 45 years experience) service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. authorize continued use of “Where is God when I need 447 Main Straat, Manchaatar Community Baptist Church, 585 E. St. John's Episcopal Church, Route mon Prayer will receive a support into action at the Blaaall Straat Nursery at all services. the 1928 book could be far him?” Some become Sunday Sarvica 10 a.m.; Wad 8 p.m. Center St. Rev. Ralph Segulne, interim 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 second reading. Manchaatar, Ct. Hockaniim United Methodist convention. m ore harmful to the cynical, as H.G. Wells, who *Christian Science Reading Room ■ Opposite East Cemetary - Church, 178 Main St., Rev. Lawrence S. minister. 9:30 a.m., worship, nursery. a.m., communion: 10 a.m., family ser­ In 1976, the last Complicating their task denomination’s future that Churrh of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. said of God: “He is an Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 049-5607 Staples, pastor. 9 a m., worship service, vice and church school. Episcopal General Conven­ is another aspect of the Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. the result of the other ever-absent help in time of lat a 3rd Thuraday of ovary month 7-9 p.m. nursery. Vernon Assemblies of Cod Church, tion, delegates in both the new Gallup poll. trouble.” Burnside United Methodist Church, George Eramitt, minister of visitation 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. decisions. 57 Eaat Cantor Straat, Manchaatar HASSIFF ARMS and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; House of Bishops and The poll showed that The prayer book goes to We must understand that "House of Sports" 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and while God hears and helps, 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church 6:30 p.m., worship services. House of Deputies voted the heart of a person’s S treet pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service, child some 60 percent of the there are times when he FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME 991 Main and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, Vernon United Methodist Church, strongly in favor of the new identity as an care. church’s clergy oppose any “hides.” "Why dost thou "Serving All Faiths" Manchester, Ct. nursery. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. book. Episcopalian, these people Wesley Memorial Church (United such permissive legislation stand afar off, 0 Lord? 228 Main Straat, Manchaatar 647- 9126 Calvary Churrh (Assemblies of 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. But at the same time Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. and that 80 percent of the point out, and is the essen­ Why dost thou hide thyself 643-8940 God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. supporters of the 1928 book PARKER STR EH USED AUTO PARTS, MC. Rev. Gordon Gale, paslor. 9:30 a m., in times of trouble?” Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday 778 Parkar Straat worship service, child care. are expected to introduce (Psalms 10:1) Must it not FUU GOSPa INTERDENOMMATIONAL CHURCH, MC. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Manchaatar, Ct. legislation that will make have seemed so to Joseph Two Locatlona For Sarvlco:- a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. special provision for con­ 746 Main Straat, Manchaatar 649-3391 Glastonbury of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Approach to Youth while he languished in Rockville United Methodist Church, tinued use of the old book prison for years? Certainly 9 Ellington Avanua, Rockvilla "For dll your auto part needs. Come see us” Concordia Lutheran Church, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. in parishes which so Theme for Meeting Job had difficulty in Pastor Rev. Philip P. Saunders pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. grasping his situation. PARK M U JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Trinity Lutheran Church, desire. “Call Our Prayar Towor”, 24 Houra, 646-8731 But ail is now what it / . Michael Orlowski Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses associate pastor. 9 a.m.. Holy Com­ Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, Adding fuel to the debate THE EVEMNG m U L D HARTFORD - “Youth - What Is Oilr Approach” is seems. It is often through AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO 36 Oak Straat at 8, 9:30 and 11 a m. munion, nursery for small children. pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ is now a poll taken by the “A Family Neu>$paper Since 1881" THE LORD'S G T SHOPPE just such unpleasant 445 Hartford Rd., Manchaatar Manchaatar, Cl. Unitarian Universalist Society: East, vices; 9:15 a.m., Sunday school and Bible George Gallup polling the theme of the annual Layman’s Conference of the Htrald Squara, Manchaatar 10 Blaaall Straat, Manchaatar experiences that people for 647-9997 649-0791 Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. class. organization for the Socie­ Episcopal Diocese, which will convene Saturday, Sept. Bibles, Bric-A-Brac, New, Used & Old Gifts, Hebron the first time see their Meetings resume in September. Union Congregational Church, ty for the Preservation of 15, at Camp Washington in Lakeside. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Records, Et Ceteras. RENTAL ASSISTORS need for God. It is difficult St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route Second Congregational Church, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, the Book of Common The theme is prompted by the belief that the dis- “Insuranimithi Since 1914" SOUTH UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH 1637 Park Straat to pray, “Thy will be MANCHESTER DRUG 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m.. United Church of Christ, 385 N. Main minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, Prayer. apperance of young people from the activities of their 963 Main Straat. Manchaatar 1226 Main Straat, Manchaatar Hartford, Cl. St. Rev. Dr. James D. MacLauchlin, donel” It is even more "Prescription Specialist" Worship service. associate minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ The poll showed that an local church is a matter of concern to all Christians, ac­ testing to accept that will. 849-5241 647-9141 230-5646 pastor. 10 a.m.. Union Service of worship Complete Hospital Equipment Department Gilead Congregational Church, vice. overwhelming 71 percent cording to the committee planning the conference. Sunday Services: 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Hundreds of Houses and Apartments for Rent with Center Congregational Church at S^ Talcottville Congregational Church, SAINT JAMES CHURCH 717 Main Straat, Manchaatar Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- of the laity of the church The conference, which is open to all men and women of Call us for details on vacancies in your area, Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship cond Church; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. 896 Main Straat, Manchaatar 649-4541 the Episcopal Church in Connecticut, will begin at noon aervice. infant care provided. The Sacrament of Worship service. favor fre^om of choice 643-4129 JOHN F. TIERNEY SABRMAPOOLS the Lord's Supper Will be observed. legislation which will allow Sept. 15 and conclude by mld-aftemoon Sept. 16. OPTICAL STYLE BAR, MC. First Congregational Church of Ver­ Reservations close Sept. 7 and may be obtained by TEAM MINISTRY Funeral Home, Inc. Routa 44A North United Methodist Church, 300 non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. continued use of the old 219 Waat Cantar Straat, Manchaatar Manchaatar A Manaflald Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. liv e, calling Philip S. Henze of 26 Arrowhead Drive, Glaston­ Rev. Jamei Archambnult, Rev. IFilliam F. Carroll "Eastern Connecticut’s Leading Full Service Covantry, Cl. Manchester Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, book while only 10 percent I’. 643-1222 049-9933 - 742-7308 pastor. 9 a.m.. Worship service, nurOery assistant minister. 9 a.m.. Worship ser­ bury, 633-7151. LyiSSWS.S®. Rev. Francii Krukowtki oppose such legislation. I'hone: 646-29(8 ^ Opticians" Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a m,. for children 5 years and youn)ier. vice. EVENING HERALD, &t., August Mj^l979 - PAGE THIRTEEN

I’ACK TWKI.VE- EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 25, 1979 MAJOR Today’s Kriek, Lendl Advance LEAGUE use Big Coast Power LEADERS Case of calling him a “cheat,” but Sport Parade BROOKLINE, Mass, (UP) Orantes of Spain was to play ipth- __ Potenlial Presenl a little easier for coaches Rich Thompson bcame one of the greatest Case said he merely called the Flori­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Floridian Johan Kriek and seeded Heinz Gunthardt of Batting ™ ___ . __ . . “We have the potential to be Brooks and Craig Fertig. The Ducks passers of all time. dian a "con man. Switzerland and Hans Gildemeister The one constant in college again,” Robinson says. have a tougher schedule than the In the PCAA, San Jose is the Czech Ivan Lendl advanced to "No problem,” said Case. “But National League Milt Rickman of Chile was to play Mike Cahill of G AB'H Pet. UPI Sports Editor football this fall will be “^jth the balance In football today. Beavers, but that’s perfectly all right favorite to win the conference title the quarterfinals of the $175,- Memphis, Tenn, in Friday night I’ve been playing on the tour for 10 Hernandez, St. L 124 475 164 .345 Southern California, last repeating (as national champion) is with Brooks. but the Spartans, undqr new head 000 U,S. Professional Tennis matches. years and I’ve never played with Templeton, St. L 118 510 167 .327 year s national champion more difficult than ever. I’m sure Mason has an All America poten­ Coach Jack Elway, first have to play In the Kriek-Case match, a minor anyone who questioned as many calls T^rnament Friday, Horner, Atl 92 368 117 .318 most of the people picking USC to be tial in defensive tackle Cleveland Stanford, California, Arizona and flap occurred on the match point. as him (Kiek).” Knight Hung in There which stands an excellent Kriek, seeded fifth, defeated Winfield, SD 127 480 152 .317 No. 1 or 2 also said Spectacular Bid Crosby and a fine option quarterback Oregon State. Case hit a ball long, but the linesman First prize winner in the tourna­ chance of making it two titles Australia’s Ross Case, 6-2, 6-4, and Knight, Cin 118 432 137 .317 was a cinch to win the Triple in Jim Krohn, while Jim Walden at Utah State won the title last year missed the call. But after Kriek ment receives $28,000. The runner up NEW YORK (UPI) — Whether or not Bobby Knight ever pays Lendl took New Zealand's Chris Matthews, Atl 127 519 164 .316 in a row. Crown.” WSU thinks his Cougars could be but will be hard pressed to repeat. argued, the call was reversed. gets $14,000. that $5(X) fine and serves six months in the San Juan slammer is its Lewis, 3-6, 6-3, 6-0, Griffey, Cin 95 380 120 .316 With the Trojans just about Life in the Pac-10 won’t be any bed better without graduated quarter­ Fullerton State could surprise but After the match, Kriek accused Defending champion Manuel Garvey, LA 126 516 162 .314 entirely academic now. everyone’s pick for first or second, of roses for the Trojans, despite all back Jack Thompson. Long Beach State has too many ques­ Rose, Phil 127 481 148 .308 From all the evidence I can find, he it’s obvious the other nine teams in the predictions, but barring a rash of Top running backs Tali Ena, Ray tion marks, Fresno State is an un­ the island. Parker, Pit 126 493 150 .304 has done a magnificent job of the Pacific-10 Conference, where injuries or a tradegy, they should win Williams and Mike Washington known quality and Pacific is Anieriean la'ague hanging himself already. One man, a native of Florida who USC plays, have no plans to speak of the conference title, should make WSU's offense a lot rebuilding. Pan-Am Winners ! isth Hoie ) makes his living in San Juan, says G AB H Pet. Bobby Knight is a combination Bil­ for Jan. 1 unless they get lucky There really isn’t a soft team more balanced than it’s been since Lynn, Bos 118 435 151 .347 ly Martin and Woody Hayes. He’s Knight was the archetype of "The enough to grab a bowl invitation among the other nine with COUNTRY CLUB Rice, Bos 123 490 164 .335 anything but a diplomat. Ugly American" during the time he other than the Rose. Washington, Stanford, ASU, UCLA Retired Swingers -18 Hole Sweeps Brett, KC 123 512 171 .334 Quite possibly, he's getting the spent in Puerto Rico. Arrogant, Arizona’s Tony Mason, who was in- and California evenly bunched and Head Ring Team - Ansaldi 66, Shenning 69, McNamara Lezeano, Mil 112 386 128 .332 worst of it in his present problems pushy and loud. itiated into the Pac-10 last year along Arizona, Washington State, Oregon Joe’s World 69, Ferguson 69, Smith 69, Warner 69, with Puerto Rico. It could even be. as Mike Krzyzewski, who was as close with Arizona State’s better known and Oregon State- only a step behind. NEW. YORK (UPI) — Pan American boxing gold medalists Bochte, Sea 116 428 141 .329 Hurd 70, Eigner 70, Anderson 71, Downing. Cl 114 396 130 .328 some of his supporters insist, he's to Knight as anyone while they were Frank Kush, puts the 1979 conference Since most teams went with Hv jo i: <;\RM\\ Tony Tucker, Lemuel Steeples, Bernard Taylor and Jackie Agostinelli 71. Kemp, Det 111 414 133 .321 being “railroaded" in this particular in San Juan, vigorously disagrees. season race in perfect perspective. freshmen and sophs a year ago, Beard will head an All-Star boxing team representing the United Landreaux, Min 122 455 145 .319 case, but if that is true, then il is of Krzyzewski. head basketball coach "I guarantee USC will win the con- every school this year with the States when the inaugural World Cup Amateur Boxing Cham­ TALLWOOD Oliver, Tex 107 392 125 .319 Bobby Knight's own making. He at West Point, was assistant to ference,” says the youthful coach, exception of UCLA has anywhere Knight in Puerto Rico and was only pionships which begin Oct. 11 at Madison Square Garden. Point Tournament -18 Holes - Loris Molttor, Mil 111 453 142 .313 helped the whole thing with his at­ “Other than that, we’re all in the from 14 to 17 returning starters. The Fuller 57, Tina Mikolowsky 31, lloniv Runs titude and with his mouth two or three feet away when Knight war.” Bruins have only nine but recruited Varieties of Trout A total of n o amateur boxers two points and gold medalists getting Elaine Bednarz 31; 9 Holes - Loris National League - Kingman, Chi Knight, who is head basketball and Silva had their confrontration in ’’USC is the m ost physically better than any other team and could representing Asia, Africa, Europe, three," said -Don ...... Hull of... the Associa­ Fuller 17, Elaine Bednarz 16, Tina 40; Schmidt, Phil 39; Winfield, SD coach at Indiana University, has un­ the gym. talented team in the nation,” says surprise. Australia-Oceania, South America tion. “Naturally, those continents Mikolowsky 16, 27; Clark, SF 26; Horner and til Monday to go to San Juan and ask Krzyzewski claims Silva told Washington’s Don James. UCLA will feature strong running and North America as well as the Some of the trout that I have been streams and rivers, as well as many who field a full contingent of two Matthews, Atl and Lopes, LA 25. for a suspension of a six-month Knight he and the U.S. team could And so it goes down the line with with Freeman McNeil and a host team from the United States will fortunate enough to catch and lakes, abounded in brooks, and it was w . teams will have a better chance than American League — Lynn, Bos 36; sentence and $500 fine imposed on have the use of the gym from 10 to 11 every coach except Kush and UCLA’s seasoned quaterback in Rick Bashore participate in the nine-day tourna­ release on the Willimantic River, not unusual to take brook trout in the those who only have one.” Rice. Bos 33; Singleton. Balt and him in absentia Wednesday for in the morning. He said at eight Terry Donahue conceding the con- p lu s a stro n g se co n d a r y and ment, which concludes Oct. 19 with X-Counlry Practice have been transplanted western four to nine pound class in many The quarterfinals will be held, in Thomas, Mil 31; Baylor, Cal 28. striking a Puerto Rican policeman in minutes before 11. Silva allowed ference title to the Trojans before linebacking. The Huskies have poten- brown trout. These fish were stocked parts of Maine, New Hampshire, finals in 11 weight classes. the Garden’s Felt Forum from Oct. East Catholic High School will Kunx Kall«'

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Of course we'd hke to sen your home tor would increase to $517,44. lathe, bridgeport. Wlla Motors Steak. West Center Street NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY you buy a home? Do you vance to have adequate gas LOANS ■ $50,006 to $350,000. RARE OPPORTUNITY - W,500. Group I. Philbrick you Thai sour business And we re confident you will or tracer. Top pay lor right RFD #1 area. Call after 5 p.m.. 643- For Information call think that this will save If the interest rate stayed tor the return trip ." the Phone 281-4112. OWN YOUR OWN Agency. 646-4200. CA PE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. man. Excellent fringe BUSINESS. Distributor for Wllllmantlc 5965. 643-9S19 you money? The home at 10%, the paym ent governor said benelils. Apply at Paragon Remodeled Kitchen and Kodak film, Duracell 423-7746 or 647-9446 CLARA & MIKE SIBRINZ AID t ASSISTANCE VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 you have your eye on will would come to $559.94. Brennan said gasoline Help Wanted 13 Tool Co.. Inc. 121 Adams Thank You DRIVER: Use own vehicle Baths. Aluminum siding, in- GET MORE with Batteries, G.E.. Sylvania and ol North Easlorn Conn. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 ground pool with patio and cost you more in monthly So, it's obvious that the supplies lor the rest ol the Street. Manchester, 647-9935, other photo products needed for pickup in the Manchester BUS BOYS - Full time lunch Inc. fireplaces, large Family privacy. Gronp I, Rillbrick payments one year from overall value of the home month appeared to be in vour area. No selling. Ser­ PERSON WITH GOOD area. Monday through Friday, and dinner shifts. Appiv at SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un­ 4 to 6PM and Saturday 12 to i %7 East Cantar Straat Room. Very luxurious Agency, 64M200. now - even if the interest - not the interest rate - adequate. "We expect that vice top Retailers under TELEPHONE M r. T Manehaatar throughout! Call R. Zimmer. Cavey's Restaurant. 45 feast its Hard worker. Mechanical exclusive contract established PERSONALITY to make calls HAPPY 40th 1PM. Please fa ll Ms. Vargas rate drops one percent. makes the biggest impact there w ill be an adequate Center Street. Manchester. J.D. Real Estate for details. LEBANON- 7t4 Room Ranch, SENTRY experience necessary. Please at 238-2351 or apply in person by us. High immediate in­ at night 7 - 9 p.m. Call Lawn- 646-1980, or 647-1139. IW baths, fireplaced living For example, take a on your monthly pay­ supply of ga.soline for the apply in person 9 to 11 at A-Mat, 331 Summit Street, at Canberra Labs. Personnel TOOLMAKERS - Machinists, come minimum required in­ room, formal dining, kitchen Real Estate Services inc. home that costs $70,000. ment. Since there is no in­ long Labor Day weekend, huuntain Village Apartments, vestment $9,975. lOOVr profit 649-8667. 9 to 4 p.m. for an in­ For a great Dept., 45 Gracey Avenue, ...... Apply 81 Commerce Street. 175 Downey Drive. Meriden. Ct. An Equal Oppor- H ip Wanted 13 MANCHESTER, BY with dinette area, paneled 29 ConnacKcul Soulavofd. fan Haitlord 269-4331 With a 20% down pay­ dication of property he said. structure. Call between 8AM terview appointment. OWNER. 6 room Cape, new Gla’stonburv. PTG Manchester, see Carroll John­ ANNIVERSARY! tunity Employer. family room, carpeting, 2 car ment and financed with a values decreasing, the The first-term Democrat COMPANY, telephone 633- Si 5PM, t-800-633-6367. Or kitchen, lovely yard. $50's. By gargage. $57,900. Zanotti son Brundrett. write: American Film J A N I T O R S Si season! 25 year, 10% mortgage, moral of the story is - buy 2 appointment. 643-9380. No added the number of 7631. FOOD CONCESSION HELP Realtors, 6494)272, 228-9485. Processing, Inc., 1935R HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time TRUCK D RIVER for soft agents. Real Batata Wanted 23 Houaahold Goods 40 the monthly payment now or pay more later. queries to the Fuel Alloca­ SECRETARY / and part time. Present WANTED ■ Part time mor­ drink bottling plant. Full CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Hoover Court. B'ham. AL ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED would be $509.04. But one BO O KKEEPER for busy ren­ openings for weekdays and nings and nights available. time. Must have Class II A LL CASH For your property, ELECTRIC RANGE- With • * • • * 4 tion Office regarding possi­ - Experienced only. Top 35226. BOLTON- New listing. Won't on this full dormered 7 Room tal office. Please apply in per­ weekends. Mature and respon­ With Love. Must be dependable. Apply License. Apply at The Pop within 24 hours. Avoid Red eye level oven, and lower year from now, if prices ble use ol gasoline in the wages ^ ply: Allas Tile. 1862 last Call now. Unique 8 room Cape, in prestige Rockledge h tc h e tte , M a rtin & son, hours of 9 a m. to 11 a m. sible individuals. Apply in per­ Holiday Lanes. 39 Spencer Shoppe. 249 Spencer Street, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes oven. First $100 takes it. Call keep rising at the average Berlin Tpke . Wethersfield, HAPPY HAPPY Ranch with custom contem­ area. 2 full baths, 2 zoned state s emergency set- at Fountain Village son: East Hartford Convales­ Street. Monday through Satur­ Manchester, between 10 and 4. Corp. 6464)131, 568-9439. R o tiu n a n , i\c. rlujors ■ 563-0151. porary interior, 2 car garage, heat, 2 fireplaces. Lovely rate, the now $70,000 aside program has Apartments. 175 Downey cent Home. 745 Main Street. ANNIVERSARY From your day 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. Drive. Manchester, see WAITRESSES WANTED - 40th ANNIVERSARY in-ground pool. 2 acres, poten­ enclosed rear porch. All this home would likely cost diminished in August, com­ East Hartford. M om & Dad Butinatt Opportunity H tial for professional offices. ^ B e t t e r RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll Carroll .lohnson Brundrett Part time weekends. Nanny & Qrandpal and much more on a pic- SELLING your house? Call us □MISC. FOR SALE $77,000. If the interest pared to June or .luly. $70,000. Group I, F.J. Spilecki turebook large lot. Call im­ T W i H o m e s p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m, shifts. Experience helpful but not L o v e ,— VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco first and we'll make you a rate decreased to 9%, not "Nevertheless, there are P A R T T I M E PERSONAL Realtors. 643-2121. mediately. Group I, Belfiore Apply director of nursing. PRODUCTION WORKERS - necessary. Will train. Call Snacks with locations $3,580. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, EXPERIENCED Karen Love,— Agency, 647-1423. Articlet for Sets 41 only would the down pay- Tel. 646-4144 occasional lim its on the Salm'onbrook Convalescent First shift, 7 - 3:30 PM. after 2 PM. Vito's Birch SECRETARY- Hours flexible. CALL TOLL F R E E 1-800-423- Realtor. 643-1577. 5 Home, off House Street, Peter FOREST HILLS- 8 room amount and hours of gas­ Several jobs available. Apply M ountain Inne. 646-3161, Duties include: Typing, filing, HAPPY 2355 Ext. 905 Glastonbury Please call 633- T EE TEAM ! Colonial. 2 1/2 baths, first oline sales," Brennan in person between 9 - 3 Bolton. Ct bookkeeping, for small Articlea for Sale 41 Articlea for Sale 41 5244 weexdavs at Pillowtex Corp., floor family room with Manchester office. School fireplace, large modern SAVE 6% M AY WE BUY your home? cautioned. 49 Regent Street. Manchester. PART TIME HELP ALUMINUM Sheets used as DELIVERING DARK LOAM B L A C K & W H IT E schedule ok. Call 647-1922. kitchen, sliders to large deck, Quick, fair, all cash and no Bruce Taylor of fhe NURSES AIDES wanted for E.O.E. MFH WANTED- Hours 8 a.m. to 12 DEPARTMENT OF MANCHESTER problem. Call Warren E. printing plates, .007 thick - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also PORTABLE TELEVISION Maine Publicity Bureau full time on all shifts. Apply noon. Call Industrial Graphics INVITATION * EDUCATION walkout basement, gas heat. 2 '25 cents each or 5 sand, gravel and stone. 643- SET- $30. C a ll 528-7212 EXPERIENCED ENVIRONMENTAL car garage, woodedlot. Group SAU IT OWNER Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. agreed ga.soline availab ili­ director of nursing. .Salmon- JOURNEYMEN OR Company. 649-0925. Help Wanted 13 for$l.Phone643-2711,Mustbe 9504. ______anvtime. brook Convalescent Home, off MACHINE OPERATORS PROTECTION TO BID •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I, Phiibnek Agency. 646-4200. Oversized 7 room Cape, 3 ty for the upcoming Labor APPRENTICES. picked up before 11 a.m. VVOOD PICTURE FRAME Hou.se Street, Gla.stonburv. WANTED AIR COMPLIANCE UNIT Privata Inatructlona IB up. full dormer, full base­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced in commercial CLERICAL HOMEW’ORK ONLY. 18X22. $7. G rill on wheels $8. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Day weekend looked good. Please call 633-5244. and residential wiring. OPPORTUNITY. Experience 1st shift openings for WOMEN TO DRIVE Special STATE OF CONNECTICUT Sealed bids will be received in MANCHESTER - NEW ment. 1'4 baths, kitchen Household Goods 40 "We very much need a Ed. School Children needed. E-PE NO. 6316 the Office of The Director of DRIVERS REMEDIAL READING and LISTING. 6 room Cape. 14x15', fireplace, Coffee Si End Tables $20, Benefits, Call 646-5422. unnecessary. Part or full­ Bridgeport Si N/C Cin- math, individualized work CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Barbells $18. 2 large Anchors ATTENTION - Need 2 people time. Information, send Call 649-5199. NOTICE OF DECISI4»N General Services. 41 Center Fireplaced living room, wall aluminum siding. Moving set. electric welder, acetylene strong tourist business limatic. 2nd shift openings program. llst-8th grade) by to wall carpeting, rec room, Si Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ over 21, Immediate employ­ HELP WANTED - PART stamped, self-addressed ON APPLIC ATION FOR Street, Manchester, Connec­ FOR September 1: Must be seen. outfit, aluminum ladder, SOUTH WINDSOR weekend all across the for Bridgeport. Lathe. Si master's degree teacher 568- garage with patio, immediate REFRIGERATORS ment, (fins. mask, gloves, ment. This is not a fancy ad. TIME. 3-6 pm and part time envelope. Enterprise - A. P.O A POINT SOURCE ticut. until September 12.1979 $61,000. No agents. 643- trailer tires, new electric state, and the indications we simply want a person who Jig Bore. Operators must SCHOOL BUSES 8075 occupancy Asking $56,900.00. Washers / Ranges, used, knife I, old rocker $10. 649- KENNEL CLUB .Saturday. Manchester law of­ Box 696, Waynesboro, VA .AN CONSTRl CTION PERMIT at 11:00 am lor the 7222. generator, electric lawn- 1104. are that we're going to needs a permanent job Ad­ fice. Good typing and gram­ be able to set-up and Training otarta now lor Correnti Real Estate. 646- guaranteed and clean. New 22980. The Air Compliance Unit, of following: RIDING LESSONS indoor mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Offers handling classes in have it, and that gasoline vancement opportunity. Call mar. Please send resume to : operate. Please call or app­ NURSING SUPERVISOR quaHtlad paopla lo loarn 5252. shipment damaged, G.E Si the Department of En­ riding ring Western stock FORCED HOT AIR between 10 a m. and 3 pm. - 447 C e n te r S tre e t. MATURE RELIAE'.I.F ly to: Operation of Bu* for Elder- to driva school bus part- FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. breed and obedience. 8 w ill not be a problem. " Private home health' care vironmental Protection seat, saddle seat and hunt MANCHESTER- 52 FURNACE- Some age but fine 528-3869. E.O.E. Manchester. 06040. PERSON to Babysit staiiir,;; U -M I Corporation B or Handicapped EAST HARTFORD - Move B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main week course begins Tavlor said. agency seeking full time tima In Manehoslar or seat All levels 228-9817 Wadsworth Street. 2 Family, working order. Four burner September 5th.. from 2:30 to 190 Tuniiol Rood hereby gives notice of the right into this charming 3 Street. 643-2171. September 5 S: 6 at the nursing supervisor with The Town of Manchester is an Varnon In Saptambor. Bedroom Ranch on quiet with large bam. Separate fur­ natural gas stove, brown. Fine BABYSITTER NEEDED- WANTED SEWING 11 Monday thru Friday final decision on the applica­ BRAND NEW WEDDING Manchester Italian- Varnon, CT 06066 equal opportunity employer, 8000 PAT phM MWUS VOICE. PIA,NO Instructions naces, one new. 2 new hot older wardrobe. 649-5547 .Monday through Thursday, 3 MACHINE OPERATORS - Highland Park area. Caii (2031 871-1244 BSN and at least 2 years tion by The Rogers Corpora­ street. Boasts fresh paint and GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. American Club. p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ community health and req'Hres an affirmative AM and/or PM Routos Former faculty New York a 12x22 family room off the water heaters. New roof. Best reasonable offer Fishing Experience on power sewing after 7:00 p.m.. 647-9289. tion of Mill St . Manchester ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Foi information call: tation. Call 649-6022 Friday; experience. Challenging action policy for all of its Con­ Plaasscail Music and Art High School. kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. Large yard. By a^ intm enl. accepted. Please telephone OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50 machines helpful but not for a permit to construct an 643-a NO AGE Custom made draperies, slip­ Hutch, walnut finish, 289-8188 , 678-0254 , 673-9949, weekends anytime. required. We will train. Work NEEDED- Assemblers 4 opportunity in the fastest tractors and Vendors as a con­ • 4 3 - 1 4 1 4 Professional Singer Pianist Bamett-Bowman, 633-3661 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. A E R Corp Type B in ­ 644-8597 covers and upholstery. Budget excellent condition $150. New 569-3010 , 561-0641 or 875- near home. Apply in person: Winders for our day and night growing area of nursing dition of doing business with Licenses SEWERS- Experienced on In­ cinerator MANCHESTER - Just Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 B-13 Steel Radial Firestone 9127. Roosevelt Mills, Vernon. shift. Please apply in person: MECHANIC WANTED to do care. Salary negotiable The Department has the Town, as per Federal Reduced! 6 Room plus Cape. or 646-1000. 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. dustrial Sewing Machines. Able Coil Si Electronics. Conn. oil changes and various minor Send resume to: decided to grant the permit. Order 11246 Approximately 1/3 acre. New W'ill train if necessary. Good Howard Road, Bolton. repair work at Manchester OPENINGS Decline starling pay for the right peo­ The d e c is io n m ay be Bid forms, plans and m i m p m i m m m kitchen, new roof. Low $50s. D ELIVERY MEN - Full time. gas station by appointment. AVAILABLE By appointment. 643-9380 No AUGUSTA, Maine lUPI) ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday Good working conditions, COUNTER HELP NIGHTS ■ Must have good references Executive Director examined in the Office of the specifications are available at thru Friday. Apply in person agents. - The Maine Department company benefits. Must have 11 PM to 7 AM. Apply Bess See John at A-1, 568 Center Assistant Director - the General Services Office. at; Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regent FOR aosMG Sinn AT drivers license. Apply in per­ Eaton Donuts, 150 C e n tc Street, Manchester. AM A AMlitance Engineering. State Office 41 Center Street. .Manchester of Inland Fisheries and Street. Manchester, Equal PIONEER son to T u rn p ik e TV Si Street, Manchester. Also. of N.E.CL, Inc. Building. 165 Capitol Avenue. Connecticut NUNGHESTER $S9,900 Wildlife, Friday announced Opportunity Employer M F, Appliances. 273 West .Middle Counter Help, part time mor­ HARDW ARE CLERK, part or Hartford. Connecticut Town of Manchester. PARACHUTE Attractive 5 Room CAPE, the dimini.shed tourist Turnpike. nings and evenings at Bess full time, to help customers, SHEET METAL WORKER - 357 East Center Street 056-8 Connecticut Hours 7 - Close immaculate interior. R-19 trade this summer in the Eaton, 319 Green Road, stock goods, deliveries and AREASFOUOWS; Experienced. Soldering etc. Robert B Weiss. & R-30 Insulation. 2 car . me Tree State - especial­ NURSE AIDES Si Manchester. clean-up. 646-5707. Manchester, Ct. 06040 (Closers must be 18 years or older) Call 528-2101. LAUNDRESS- Part time and General Manager • SgwiRg Machlnt detached garage with ly from Massachusetts - full time, all shifts. Enjoy a u t o PARTS DRIVER - Full DIETARY HELP- Accepting 13 053-8 Opgrators. Previous covered patio, outdoor TOOLMAKER WANTED - Help Wanted has left it $67,000 in the working in a very pleasant time position is available to applications for present and FRAMING CARPENTERS- brick Barbeque. Prototype and machine Uniforms provided, free food, super­ experience desired but hole. and home-like atmosphere. an aggressive person capable future openings in our Dietary Experienced Full time, year building. Apply in person, 81 Please call Doris Blain, RN. round. Top wages benefits to vised training, pleasant,working con­ not essential. RED MROW REALTY The Department said the of following directions. Ideal department. Full lime and 31 " j ’l Building Contracting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Commerce Street. Glaston­ Director ol Nurses. 646-0129. for housewife. Big A Auto right man 643-0921 after 6 m ilictttiiiM ut Services Ollered Services Ottered number of resident and bury, or call 633-4895. part time positions available. AN OPPORTUNITY PROM ... ditions, and regular wage Increases. R71-1988 Parts. 659-0535. Apply in person: East Hart­ p.m. Help Wanted 13 Agi gwhgr. This job in non-resident fish and hun­ RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy ford Convalescent, 745 Main REGAL MASONERY WORK - All TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Aztec MUNSON'S CANDY our Pack department C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Carpentry and general con­ ting licenses was down by working with an excellent sup­ COUNTER H E LP - Mature Street, East Hartford. Conn, ARTIST- Experienced Paste Inyaatmant Property 25 Wpes of Concrete Work and Chimney KITCHEN is seeking male to 6RECTIMS « QIFTS GAL FOR INTERESTING requires someone with a estimates, discount senior about 10 percent from last porting staff. Very pleasant and dependable. AM hours. Up. Computype helpful. Full Apply Repairs. Fieldstone a special­ tracting". Residential and learn trade as candy maker. I oantury of helpins peoi and varied work for 6 months good mathematical citizens. Company commercial. Whetner it be a Sweeps atmosphere. Good wages and Apply: Corner Soda Shop, 735 time. Manchester printer. Mm Mirt meiMir COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 ty. Free Estimates. Call after year. The Department's Must be neat, have good per­ of the year $125 per week to McDonald’s* Manchester-owned and small repair job. a custom i$K UOUT benefits. Please call Doris Vfairi Street, Manchester. Call 643-5003 _.. MQAL Mrdt and fM i to ability who can handle feet waterfront property with 5:00 p.m. 643-1870, or 644- major funding source com­ sonal habits, and be of sincere friandt and nalghbora from start Clothing sales Call 1221 Tolland Tpke. operated. Call 6tW-1327, built home or anything in OUR SR. OnZENS Blain. RN. Director of measurements of units. 4 large cottages in very good 2975. Dtscomm es from the sale of fishing character. Send resume, in­ Nurses. 646-0129. GAS STATION WANTED - Mature high Amartoa'a finaal eotor eatatog. Helen. 649-2363 Manehaatar, Conn, ■ k - between, call 646-1379. COMPUTER OPERATOR - Alao a untgua opportunltjr to to* •Sawing Maehina condition. Fully furnished, B&M TREE SERVICE - Wf Hioinitt tfit mk and hunting permits. cluding work experience, age, ATTENDANTS WANTED - school or college student lo 48 Weal Center St. a lIN C P O O aldlB of chimnei lire$ Excellent opportunity for a craoM vour toooma. located in Sandy Beach area, Specialist in tree and stump COMPLETE REMODELING address etc. to: .Munson's MAINTENANCE All shifts. Full and part time babysit for 4 month old infant For furtnar totormatlon on aaming BABYSITTER WANTED to Mtchaiilc Trakwa. This CAR PEN TR Y Si MASONRY - nilhout mikini • "Income to the depart­ computer operator with some Mancheater, Ct. docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ removal. Free estimates. SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224. Applications are now being $3.25 to start. Looking for 2 or 3 afternoons per week. a mortajr phono, wrtto or vtoH care for 10-month-old boy in job requires someone turesque setting. Very Additions and Remodeling, met$. ment for June 1979 was experience on IBM system III o u r ca to to g o u tta t Senior citizen discount. 24 additions, dormers, roofing Bolton, Conn.. 06640. dependable people. Good McKee Street Hartford my home 12 15 to 4:45 PM. and sidine Call 643-5001 ~ Free estimates. Call Anthony Tom Samperi accepted for full- and part- Mod-12, Some programming with a good mechanical private. Owners want to hour, year round service. 643- $67,000 less than previous time employment in our references required. Road area. References Kfi/HaCTIKSICFTS Monday through Friday $1 00 finance Excellent investment Squillacote 649-0811. Kireo Bride background and RPG II help­ YOU DESERVE A BREAK ability and high school 7285. .lunc. or a 10 percent WANTED; Loving sitter for Maintenance' Department. Experience helpful. College required. 643-9755. m RDW hrt M. l W t HIM er hour. Sleeps one to two for group or indvidual. Zanotti ful out not necessary. TODAY! level vocational Peinting-Papering 3 2 ______37$ WIBSfl* S V / Robertson kindergartner. Apply in person at Meadow's students welcomed. See John S*f-S240 Kours Call 643-7342 decline, and we strongly Excellent company paid An ieeel Oppemaar ieipleter tt/f Realtors. 649^)272, 228-9485. REW EAVIN G burn holes. From 10 AM to school time, Convalescent Home. 333 at A-l, 568 Center Street, courses. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CARPENTER - Repairs, suspect a decrease in occasionally after school for 3 benefits. Contact Dennis Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING - Interior and remodeling, additions, gar­ 643-0130 Bidwell Street, Manchester. Hickey at 569-2120. Manchester. COCKTAIL WAITRESS AND A m V : Business Property 25 exterior, paperhanging, recreational travel as the kids starting in September, CHILD CARE WORKERS. BAR MAID - Part time and Window shades, Venetian ages, roofing. Call David but some time is available in MATURE RELIABLE MALE PIOIDiPMACHUTECO. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. excellent work references. Palria. 644-1796, cause." Commissioner HOUSEKEEPING CONSTRUCTION LABORER MAINTENANCE AND SUBSTITUTES Respon­ full time. Experienced Apply HARTFORD CAR LOT with August if desired. 649-1103 - Some hours daily and Satur- H alaR oad Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- Free estimates. Fully in­ ROOFER WILL Install roof, Glenn Manuel said. Applications now being to work on test boring drill rig CUSTODIAL HELP sibilities: Supervise in person after 4 p m Holiday Used Car Dealer Repair orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. davs Andover Package Store, m 5221. sured. Martin Matson, 649- FIRST fLASS CARPENTRY siding or gutter for low dis­ Manuel said the sharpest accepted in our Housekeeping throughout Connecticut an(l N EE D E D - Full and part time adolescents, crisis interven­ Lounge, 39 Spencer Street. Mandiastar CL License. Busy Location. 4431. count price. Call Ken at 647- Department, 7 to 3 weekends for South Windsor Board ol call for interview. 742-6100. tion. recreation, Manenester Ask for Dennis " i r lalw aan 9 AM and 3 PM Building. lot and stock in­ - Remodeling and Additions. drop, costing the Depart­ OIL TRt.'CK DRIVER- Hou.se Massachusetts. Pipe ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 1566. Apply in person at Meadow's experience helpful, paid Education. Excellent housekeeping. Require com­ 646-3637 cluded. Inquiries respond to: QUALITY PAINTING and ment more than $24,600. delivery Year round work. TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER pletion of 1 year college in An Equal Opportunily Employer attics, garages, yards years experience! For Free Convalescent Home, 333 travel time. New England benefits. Please apply in per­ P.O. Box 6342, Hartford, Paper Hanging by Willis r "" e x p e r t “ " J was in the resident fishing All benefits. Apply M&M Oil son at Facilities Services - Full time, physical work in­ human service-related field. INSURANCE - Accountants. cleaned. moving, festimates, call 646-4239. Bidwell Street, Manchester, Boring Contractors. Inc. 633- Conn. 06106. trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Schultz. Fully insured Co,. Route 6. Bolton. Dept., 771 Main Street. South volved. Apply at: The Pop Schedule; Variable, including Programmers. Systems 5 CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ license category. 8158. service. No job too big or references. 649-4343. M ALE Si F E M A LE - Part- Windsor. Shoppe, 249 Spencer Street, nights, alternate weekends, Analyst. Auto Underwriters. FARR AND REMODELING - I • Very Clean Work I ■ In all. revenues from OIL BURNER SERVICE Manchester between 10 AM CoHege grads... jog in nowi small. 568-8522. Cabinets and Formica Tops. time general Pizza Shop holiday;. Thursdays. 3-4 PM Claims Supervisor Cheshire A&W PAINTING Contrac­ I • Many Relerences | the resident (hunting and MAN- No. 2 oil .Mostly all CHILD CARE WORKERS- and 2 PM. Apply: Salvation Army femployment Service 800 Park Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ j • Diligent 8i Careful • duties. Apply within: Tom­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. tors. Quality painting and fishing I licenses were off residential. All benefits. M Si my's Pizzaria. 267 East Oak H ill School has im ­ Shelter, 136 Sigourny St,. Ave.. Keene. N H. 03431 603- ditions, Decks, All types of I • Safely Inspection Included ■ M Oil. Route 6. Bolton, DISHWASHER - Part time. 6 JOIN THE WINNING Fireplaces, concrete. paper hanging at reasonable Remodeling and Repairs. by about $42,000. while non­ Center Street. Manchester. MACHINIST- Experienced mediate openings for Child Hartford. Monday - Friday, 357-3400 rates. Fully insured. Free Lathe Operators. Set up and Care Workers to work with PM - 10:30 PM, 20 - 24 hours 9AM - 3PM TEAM ATKm art... Chimney repairs. No job too Phone 643-6017. ■ g r e q resident license sales were GALLERY- small. Save: Call 644-8356 for Estimates. Call Wayne 649- MR. DONUT now accepting work from Blue Prints. First multi handicapped children in per week. Responsible in­ SECRETARIAL POSITION - down by $25,000. he said. Aggressive part time sales dividual. Apply in person: ■Id «*4oy » proipeniui and iM U " estimates. 7696. LEON CIESZYNSKI \ the applications for all shifts, Shift. Overtime available. residential school. Efficient, intelligent, and per­ In ranagananl poaMona Department spokesman people needed Flexible hours, morning, afternoon and Paid Health Insurance. Also Experienced with han­ East Hartford Convalescent sonable secretary wanted to BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ I C H lM r iE Y E X P E R T PA IN T IN G and KUfiia" W Thomas Shoencr said permanent basis. Some evening. Apply Mr. Donut, 255 Part Time Retired Machinist. dicapped children required. Home. 745 Main Street. East fill responsible position. ditions. Remodeling, Rec ^ ciure yourself in 'a rewarding posiiion as a nurse •aMfEOMTE LANDSCAPING Specializing I S W E E P NAnOHAll nights and Sundays. Apply in Inquire Chapel Tool Company, Full time year round position, Hartford. RECEPTIONIST IN Statistical typing required PLACEMENT PERSONAL Paperhanging Rooms. Garages. Kitchens >*MCYSwnp| most non-residcnl licenses West Middle Turnpike. in Exterior House Painting. emoa person only, feOE Card 81 Woodland Street second shift. Part time MANCHESTER -Heavv Shorthand helpful. Please aide. If you always wanted to work in the health for particular people, by Dick. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 1 6 4 9 -1 4 3 1 are sold to Massachusetts Tree pruning, spraying, Gallery. Manchester NURSES AIDES - Part or full Manchester, 646-5836. weekend schedule also telephone ' reception work send resume to Pue Semel 4 care field but lacked the training and experience •UNLMITED Calf 643-5703 anytime. Tile. Dormers. I UJA M.(lc*ra St g and Connecticut residents. I’arkade, plus bookkeeping and com­ POSSBUT1ES mowing, weeding. Call 742- Roofing.Residential or time 7 a m. to 12 noon, 3 p.m. available. Starting salary Company. Certified Public necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the "Massachusetts is by far to 11 p.m,, or 11 p.m. to 7 PART TIME HELP $3.87 to $4.09 per hour. puter duties. Experience Accountants. P.O Box 2250 7947. PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - Commercial. 649-4291. 9 INTERNATIONAL SKIN •PROMOTION the- largest sale, followed a m.. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest­ WANTED- Nights and some Excellent benefits. Call 243- preferred but not essential 4- Vernon. Conn. 06066. required skills while earning excellent wages and Quality craftsmanship at low CARE AND COSMETIC FROM WITHM PICKET SPLIT RAIL AND nut Street. weekends. Package Store. 3496, or write Personnel to 4 1/2-day week. Excellent prices. Call 646-5424. Heating-Plumbing 35 l)v Connecticut, and less COMPANY expanding in area benefits. STOCKADE FENCES Some retail experience Assistant. Oak H ill School, 120 salary and benefits for right PART-TIME JANITOR for PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS are from New York. New C O O K S Si K I T C H E N need beauty consultants. Will •EXCfTINQ REPAIRED AND preferred. Call 649-0446 Holcomb Street, Hartford, person. Send resume to: P.O medium size office complex. Tho Maadowa ConvalaacanI Horn# offara: CHALLENGES PROFESSIONAL PAINTING - Complete Construction. Ad­ SrWERLINES. sink lines, HELPERS- Available train. Call 646-5900 between 1 INSTALLED- Any size. Jersey and other areas." between 8 and 4. 06112. An Equal Opportunity Box HH, c/o Manchester Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m., 3 - Interior and exterior. ditions, Remodeling. Free cleaned with electric cutters, weekends and evenings. and 3 PM. Herald. 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour Reasonable rates. Free es­ he said Experienced preferred. Employer, nights a week. Phone Mr. •fNNOWnVE Commercial and residential. Estimates. Fully Insured. by professionals. McKinney MONEY - Need more? Work effective December 1, 1979. COMPANY timates. 289-1183 anytime. Free estimates. Fully in­ S li 0 e n e r a d d ed t li e Drivers L^ensc. Mature in­ LOOKING FOR PART TIME Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ Call 646-4879. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ part lime while you or your Experienced Waitress. Apply sured. 646-4879. department l((St the must dividuals Apply in person: pointment. 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, medical, life and pany, 643-5308. children are in school. Dairy in person: Gilda's SET UP MAN SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS •REWAROtNG WATERPROOFING CARPEN TRY - All types of monev Irom non-residcml t'Orden Grove Caterers, Queen has flexible hours to lit Experienced in Plastic disability. CAREERS Hatchways, foundation EXPERIENCED PAINTING repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Keenev Street. Manchester. Luncheonette. 303 Adams The Vernon Board of PERSON TO WORK IN NO JOB TOO SM ALL - Toilet seasonal lishing licenses your daily schedule. We have SCHOOL BUS Injection Molding. Attrac­ cracks, tile lines, sump Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Street. Manchester. Education seeks qualified SERVICE O FFICE - Includes 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. •EXCELLENT By Craig Odgen. Quality repairs, plugged drains, which cost $25.50 each, but year-round openings nights, tive starting rate, depen­ pickup and delivery. Must pumps, gravity feeds, window Workmanship! Interior and Windows Hung. Ceiling kitchen faucets replaced, MAN TO WORK IN GLASS weekends and lunch hours. & WAGON substitute teachers for all 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. BENEFITS wells. 30 years experience, the greatest di'croase in SHOP - Full or part time. H ELP WANTED - Work in ding on experience, plus areas both elementary and have good driving record Exterior. “ You Tried The Repaired and Painted. Call repaired, rec rooms, .Apply in person: DQ, 242 Junk Yard, dismantling company benefits. Apply in Apply in person to: Stan •PERSONAL 643-4953, 8^-7611. Rest, Now Stick With The anytime, 643-6130. bathroom remodeling, heat licenses .sold were resident Apply in person to J.A. White Broad Street. Manchester. DRIVERS secondary for its 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. Glass Co , 31 Bisscll Street. automobiles. Own tools Applications are now person, Monday thru educational programs. Ozimek. Moriarty Bros.. Ser­ SATTSFACnON Best." Call 649-8749, 742-9979. moderhization. etc. Free lishing permits which cost required. Apply in person. vice Manager. 6. Training and in-service education. ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Estimate gladly given. M & M ADDRESSERS WANTED being accepted. Friday, 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Please call or write Vernon tics Si Cellars Cleaned. Free only $7.5(1. FULL 4 PART TIME for Parker Street Used Autc W# hm 1400 K mart Building Contracting 33 Plumbing & Hqating. 649-2871. IM M ED IATELY! Work at Training to begin upon Board of Education. 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. gM conNnu# M a raW e( a naw K taacy 3>3 dapt. Estimates. Please call -646- Manuel said the revenue Snack Bar and Golf Course. Parts. Inc., 775 Parker Street. DELIVERY 4 GENERAL BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ home — no experience acceptance. Openings ACROMOLD Comer School & Park Sts., 1943. Apply at Tallwood Country Manchester. ALL-PURPOSE MAN - Must 8. Located near public transportation. SHARE YOUR FUTURE WITH US WES ROBBINS Carpentry ment Co. Expert installation Flooring 36 loss was b;id news to the necessary — excellent pay. in Manchester and 872-7361, to receive Club, Route 85 Hebron, Phone PRODUCT CORP. have good driving record remodeling specialist. Ad­ of aluminum siding gutters department which, to avoid Vernon. PlaaM call applications. Equal Oppor­ An tqiMl OppailunHv Emplorar CHILD CARE- Glastonbury. Write American Service, 8350 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - Apply 649 Main Street . Aldt training c Ia m m begin Immediately. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, and trim. Roofing installation FLOOR SANDING & 646-1151 643-2414 Todayl 100 Windermer Avenue tunity / Affirmative Action Active after-school compa­ a delicit heforc the f i s c a l ______P a rk Lane. S u ite 127. Part time. Work every other Manchester. built-ins, bathrooms, and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. REFINISHING - Floors like Ellington, Conn. Employer. Call: Pat Soucier, Meadows Convalescent Home nion for several older year's end. recently was p.ypx TIME, Phone from Dallas.TX 75231. weekend. Orientation and in- kitchens, 649-3446. new! Specializing in older forced to seek a license tee home servicing our customers service education provided. 333 Bidwell 8t. Manchester, Ct. « ■ M f NOW •fYWVMWMQ MY children. $3.00 an hour, hours SPECIALIZING cleaning and floors. Natural and stained could be flexiblle. Experience EXPERIENCED or newly Prior nursing experience n $ GPINCIR •!•, MANCHIGTin, CT. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, repairing chimneys.-roofs, floors. No waxing anymore. increase and also cut $4.50.- in your own aiea. 249-7773. Licensed Agents. We have one Frank and Erneat 6 4 7 -9 1 9 4 and car necessary. Be^in required. For further infor­ Mondiy only Aufufl 17 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 John Verfaille, 646-5750 after 6 of the best training programs September. For more details, 000 frotn Its $7 million an- s,:;r,?,?FARY WANTED in mation call Manchester trom g*.10 AM to PM Call Gary Cushing 345-2009, years Experience. Howlev. PM. nual budget Manchester. in the Real Estate Profession. Public Health Nursing call Mrs. Fisher. 633-6957. 643-5361. The increase which was Applicant must be an High commissions paid. Association, 647-1481, Monday Room for advancement. Earn granted bv the Legislature excellent typist to handle thru Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM. V I ^ U L , ThEM, HOW good pay. plus Bonus and a An equal opportunity affir­ this spring will not take ''i''''"' materials and have a chance to win a trip to Las CONiE +|£ gpooGHT effect until next year It pl'"-ising telephone manner, mative action employer. cliect until next year, it Ip,urs are 9 to 5. Monday thru Vegas. "Be A Neighborhood ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: w ill mean a $2 int tease on |••^(l,|y Salary commensurate Professional. " Join Century TEACHERS- Unitarian- TWO EACH OF ■ / i'" / \ -yA 21 Tedford Real Estate, mostly resident licenses with experience Reply with Universalists Society in Looking for You don’t have Member of Three Multiple Manchester seeks qualified in- EyE/^VrHifui^ b l $e, X I a new home? and a $5 increase lo non- relerences to Box fefe, c.o Listing Boards Call Mr. Cur­ lo shell out m uch; Manchester Herald. dividuals to teach Pre Y o u llfin d residents. tiss at 647-9914, or 423-8958. I to gel hig results.) Selected Programs lo AMD 1V> Charlaa M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 25, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN irjT; ■ .•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir* nn r ... "iiim iiiiiiiiim iiin iir' 07 Autoi For Slh SI Autoi For S lh St Autoi For S ill SI □ AUTOMOTIVE Autoi For Sth (7 A u to i For Safe t1 Autoi For S ill SI Auto* Fo r S i l l Uiea,THATP0ESlTFOR i«)l/CAN60M0MEAN0 ACROSS 2 Indian tribe Answer to Previous Puiile THOSE ARE 3 Alacrity Dear Abby 8 E E T 0 P | I C 8 ANOTHER SEASON,MANAgffi,' BROOPASOtlTTHlSSEASON 1 Biihop's 4 Cisalpine land Auto$ For Silt SI 77 MERCURY 79 MARK V 79 COUGAR GREAT CHOICES, M U M A L I 8 I T L» 75 MUSTANG 74 AUSTIN 76 OLDS 74 MERCURY throne 5 Sown (Fr.) m ,w m w Q { D m ALLkKNTERLONS,ORV0O 0 R c T E 0 N P 8 1 Colony Park Station Brand newl Pucci XR7. Brand newl 4 Wight A Marina 2 dr., 5 sp., Montego 4-dr. sedan. By Abigail Van Buren 6 Minor P 8 U A I L cyl., 4-speed, Air Cutlass Supreme CAN UE HERE ANP ROT' 8 Weather K E E 76 CORVETTE Wagon, 9 passenger, low mileage. Real gas Auto., pow. steer, a/c, designer series, Dark Jade metallic, T f r 7 Noun luffix E K E 8 8 E A N U L Condition, Im­ Brougham. 2 dr. bureau (sbbr.) 8 For coloring A 0 A M A H T 8 L V T-Top, Auto, Air loaded Including C.B. 37,000 mix. $2095. power glass moon- a/c, AM FM stereo, 12 George Gersh­ maculate. $3195. Call saver. $1995. Call hardtop, auto, PS, 9 Sadist L A P R A 1 win's brother Cond., power Puff. $4895. Call 643- Call 643-5135. roof, wire wheels, AM decor group. Stock Marquis de M 0 P I K E 643-5135 643-5135. PB, PW, AM FM 13 Adolescent FM stereo electronic No. 9X-75. List $8339. 8 'k I E D U C A T E steering, AM FM 5135. stereo, factory mags, 14 Jail (Brit.) M D U R E radio. Stock number 10 Sop T 0 E 8 D A stereo, power win­ Morlarty's price 15 Ice fishing 11 Baksheesh A 0 R T A T Y P A L many other extras, 77 FORD gear 76 MARK IV 77 LINCOLfI 9V-047. List price Relationship 17 Schoolroom I N 8 T 0 P E E E 8 8 dows, low mileage. low low miles, $7247. 16 City In The A A L E I 77 MERCURY Granada. 8, auto., AM item N E T I R 2-door hardtop, red, Town Sedan. Loaded, $18,283. Morlarty's Netherlands T R Y U L N A R 0 R E $7895. Call 643-5135. Grand Marquis gorgeousi $4895. Call 19 Day number red top, red & white 16,000 ml., absolutely FM stereo, PS, PB, price $14,499. 79 MERCURY 18 To sew with 643-5135. Priscilla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan ( P l ) lipstick Interior, Brougham, white on gorgeous. $7295. Call a/c, vinyl roof, extra Goes to Pot 20 Smells 77 CAMARO Zephyr. Brand newl 21 Fish 23 Gear part.(pl ) ^ Mediterranean white with red In­ 643-5135^______clean. $3395. Call ./ 24 Missile 33 Swift 2-Dr. Hardtop, V-B, loaded, low mileage. 2-dr. sedan, 4 cyl., 4 STUAfZr, I KNOW > EVEN ALEXAN- I IN FACT. I HATE MfVSELF ' 22 State (Pr.) 44 Battle- terior. Loaded, with 79 MONARCH 643-5135. 79 MARK V 24 Doesn't exist 25 Brogen 38 Saved $7495. Call 643-5135 VOU'RE PEF$?E95S? PER THE GREAT / PEOPLE WHEN I PO 40 Dross 46 Good (Lat.) auto., PS, PB, Air, AM hidden burglar alarm. Brand New 6 cyl., Brand newl Power sp., PS, rear (cont.) 26 Point at stake 77 CHEV. DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 and our children recently NOW! BUr-fTHIhKoS HIT A SLUMP > PIPNT THINGS LIKE 41 Man of great 47 Words of FM with tape, Rallye defroster, wsw visited my brother and his family who live in a very affluent 26 Angers 27 Incidental in­ $4495. Call 643-5135 auto., wsw radlals, glass moon-roof. WILL GET 0ETTEI?.' NOWAMC? ALWAVS THAT.’ 27 Undermine formation wealth denial 76 OLDS Monte Carlo, burnt 76 FORD radlals. Stock No. 9Z- suburb of a large midwestern city. We all had a wonderful wheels, 18,886 miles. PS, PB, AM radio, Every conceivable CALL HIM 30 Yeas 28 Beverages 42 Sound of 48 On its way orange, white Int., Granada, auto., PS, lime—especially the children. We have a daughter 14, and a ALEXANI7ER 32Creepily $4795. Call 643-5135. Cutlass Supreme body side molding. option. Collectors 133. Morlarty's price 29 Fire (prefix) dismissal 50 Biblical Brougham 2 Dr HT. 78 PINTO white Landau top, AM radio, real sharp, son, 12. They have three boys, 10,12 and 15. X THE G REAT' 34 Supervisors 31 Become less series. Diamond Blue $4499. 35 Frontier 43 Island in the character gorgeousi LoadedI I9E0-98. List price decor wheels, all new After returning home our son told us tin confideneel that stern AM f M stereo radio Wagon. 2 dr., auto., 4 his 15-ycar-old cousin had offered him some pul. Our son merchant 77 MUSTANG Air, etc. Must see. $5659. Morlarty's Metallic. Stock No. 36 Intermediate with tape. Fact, mags, cyl. $3795. Call 643- tires, car Is spotless. refused. He said he never actually saw his cousin smoke pot, 7 8 9 10 11 Coupe, auto, PS, Air, Price $5299. Call 643- 9V090. List price 79 CAPRI iWt, (prefix) 1 2 3 4 5 0 a/c, PS, PB. $4595. 5135. $4795. Call 643-5135. $3795. Call 643-5135. but he was sure he had. 1 then asked our daughter if she ’'Vv, V-6, 17,534 miles, 5135. Brand newl 4 cyl., 4 37 Verdant 12 13 14 Call 643-5135. $23,052. Morlarty's knew anything about it, and she reluctantly said her brother 39 Coin of real sharpi $4595. sp., PS, rear was telling the truth. Mexico IS 17 price $18,304. III.. vl//,. 10 Call 643-5135 defroster, tinted After much debate, my husband and I telephoned my \1 ^ 40 Cry 10 19 20 glass, console. Sport brother and his wife and told them what our children had 41 Thousandth told us. Their reaction was unreal! They said their son had 42 Enclosed 21 22 23 78 CADILLAC wheel covers. Interior never smoked pot and our children are lying! Now my automobile accent group. 9P- brother and his wife are angry with us. Captafn Easy — Crooka A Lawranca 45 Dwelling 24 25 26 27 20 29 49 Lumped ■ Seville. Automatic, 117. Morlarty’s price Should We have called? If not, how can we restore our 30 31 32 33 full power Incl. door & once-good relationship with them? If our children had 2 O’CLOCK IM THE MORNIMO EASY P-P-PLEA9E! '/OUVB flOT TO 51 Sticky stuff $5473. IS MOT THE BEET TIME TO HELP MEl I ’M IN TROUMLB! 52 Sanction 34 35 window locks, split smoked pot. we would want to be alerted. WAKE UP A 50RBHEAP I 53 Singer Horne seat, AM FM stereo /M ORI^ TY BROT^HERS NAME WITHHELD 54 Rooster's 30 30 39 mate ■ ^ with tape player, tilt & DEAR WITHHELD. You shouldn't have called. Perhaps 55 Story 40 4 56 Fateful time 2 telescopic wheel. Air tine and the realisation that you meant well will improve 42 43 44 45 40 47 40 Cond., wire wheels & your relationship. Your children shouldn't have betrayed for Caesar 79 MARK V their peers, sad yon shouldn't have violated the confidence 57 M a o ____ 49 SO 51 much, much more. CAR W ASH tung $10,295. Call 643- 79 HONDA Brand newl Power ol your chiidren. 52 53 54 Wash & Hot Wax D OW N 5135. CB650 Motorcycle. 4 glass moon-roof, AM DEAR ABBY: I am married lo a dentist who makes a pass 55 56 57 _ i i FM stereo electronic at every new girl he hires to work in his office. He's 49 and 1 Billboard cyl., oil cooler, quartz iNfWSFAPIR ENTEPPRiSI ASSN I headlamps, crash 315 CENTER ST.,MANCHESTER, CONN. M3-5135 radio, cordovan with •1.49 thinks he’s irresistible. I think he’s entering his second 76 DODGE matching Interior. childhood. Dart 4-Door. bars, 2,800 ml. $2195. Recently he took up with a new employee 1241 and started % Call 643-5135. 76 DAT8UN Luxury group, turbine 5 seeing her out of the office. I found out about it and Automatic, power 76 MONARCH 280-Z, 2-F2, Coupe. 4 wheels. Stock No. SL­ [ Win at brifdge steering, power 79 FORD 77 CHEVY Check Our threatened to divorce him. so he promised to give her up as Allay Oop — Dava Qraua E150 Rodeo Van 4 dr. sed., 6 cyl.. sp., AM FM stereo OB 1. List price $17,- a girlfriend, but he increased her salary so much that she brakes, factory air, Monza, auto., PS, Prices On 77 FORD Conversion a/c, 24,704 ml. Real auto., PS, PB, wsw w/8 track, forged 982. Morlarty's price couldn't afford to quit her job. She’s a divorcee with a child low miles, extra LTD Landau 4-Dr. and needs the money, and he says she’s the best desk girl HEV. MAN] TH' DOES IT CEALLV (Demonstrator) Dk. irp. radlals, priced to sell. alum, wheels. $6795. $14,279. MICHELIN BOSS WANTS VUH, M/errEKT Defense blunder cues game clean. $3695. Call Black, black top, red he’s ever had and that he can’t run the office without her. AN' AH m e a n Jade Metallic, 351 V- 643-5135. $2995. Call 643-5135. Call 643-5135. Now I am uncomfortable. She is uncomfortable. And my RI6HT NOWo.ee 643-5135. Int., auto., PS, PB, 8, a.t., PS, PB, A/C, TIRES husband still has both of us. trumps and cashed PW, seats, Air Cond., 79 MARK V DENTIST’S WIFE dummy's minor suit ace- glass m onallle rt, 76 MAZDA 76 COUGAR 77 DAT8UN Brand newl White • kings. Then he ran off the 77 CHEV. AM FM stereo with NORTH rest of the trumps to come hand cargo door. XR-7, sliver on silver. B-210 2 dr. sedan. cordovan leather DEAR WIFE: II your husband gave her up, how do you ♦ AQ J 7 Monte Carlo, burnt tape, minti 29,569 RX7 Station Wagon, down to a three-card ending. West Coast mirrors, material. AM FM Big tire sale figure he still has both oi you? No need for you to feel un­ W J 7 6 Dummy retained the ace- miles. $4695. Call auto., AM FM stereo, burg. Inferior, air, AM econ. 4 cyl., auto., ♦ A K 10 orange, white Int., tinted glass, H.D. comfortable. She's working because she needs the money, queen-jack of spades. The 643-5135. velour Interior. Priced FM stereo, pow. win- radio, low mileage. stereo electronic continues. and your husband needs her in his office. Trust ♦ A K 10 white Landau top, battery, H.D. 60 amp priced right. $3395. radio. Power glass Hog held one spade and the orgeousi LoadedI to sell. $3095. Call dows, styled wheels. them-unless yon catch them, that Is. WEST EAST minor suit jackis. alternator, speed moon-roof. Forged ♦ 10 9 3 2 ♦ K864 Jr, etc. Must see. 643-5135. $3495. Call 643-5135. Call 643-5135. As you can see, poor East 78 GMC control, tilt wheel, full alum, wheels. Stock DEAR ABBY: How do I politely decline an invitation to a V 32 ♦ 54 had b^n forced to blank his $4795. Call 643-5135. ♦ 5432 ♦ Q98 Sierra Stepside V i ton rear parlor seat, 2 No. 9V-089. $18,384. □ EMPLOYMENT party without lying? Is there any really socially acceptable king of spades in order to 78 MUSTANG 78 ZEPHYR excuse? ♦ 432 ♦ Q985 retain both the diamond and pickup, 8’ box, auto., swivel captains 74 LINCOLN Morlarty’s price $14,- club queens. 4 sheel dr., Kenworth chairs. Ice box, alum, Coupe, 4 cyl., 4 sp., 2 dr. sedan, 6 cyl.. Supposing 1 just don't like parties? Or what if I feel 1 SOUTH 77 CHEVY Continental 2 dr. 672. ‘flip W intid 13 would be bored, etc.? rha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona ♦ 5 However, expert East had Nova 4-Door sedan, 6 customized nose. PS, turbine wheels & a/c, pop-roof, low coupe. Loaded. 37,- auto., PS, radio, wsw It would be a lie to say, "I’m unable to attend." ♦ AKQ1M8 discarded his three small PB, AM FM radio, much much more. mileage, extra sharp. STAY AT HOME TOM ♦ J76 spades as quickly as possi­ cyl., automatic, power 000 miles. $3295. Call ra d la ls, 1 owner. THEN S H E ^ LUCKV FOR ME I PUT ' #9R-001, List price 79 INTER. ♦ J76 ble ana without any appar­ steering, radio, low 15,252 miles. $5695. $4895. Call 643-5135. 643-5135. $4495. Call 643-5135. FULLTIME w h a t SLA M A 5EP IN TH E SCIZEEN P O O R ent pain. Scout. Brand newl DEAR TOM: If you want to be scrupulously honest, you HAPPENEP THE BEFORE I LEFT.' . Vulnerable: Both Even the Hog would have miles, real clean. Call 643-5135. $12,749. Morlarty's GAS STATION may have to be brutally frank. But since you don’t like r Price $10,500. Must 304 V-8, 3 sp. auto., 4 •P DOOR Dealer: North been fooled and gone down if $3595. Call 643-5135. 77 LINCOLN ATTENDANT parties, say so—and you’ll not be bothered with invitations, IN /W / it had not been that West, a see. 643-5135. 79 LINCOLN 78 FORD wheel drive, deluxe which b what yon want, right? Weft North Elast South 78 MERCURY Continental 4 dr. sed., FACE 2 NT Pass 4 ^ very bad player, had come 4 Versailles. Brand Futura 2-Dr. Cpe., exterior and Interior Apply In Person / to the Hog's rescue. He dis­ Colony Park 9 dove gray, bik Do you wish you bad more friends? For the secret of Pass 4 NT Pass 7¥ 78 LINCOLN 76 MERCURY newl Cordovan power Economical 6-cyl., trim package. Sliding Pass Pass Pass carded all his four spades in leather, AM FM Only To popnl^ty. get Abby's new booklet: “How To Be Popular; an effort to give his partner Town coupe, loaded, passenger wagon. Cougar XR7 2 Dr. HT. glass moon-roof, wire PS, PB, Air Cond., rear window. Rear Full power, air, AM stereo, tilt wheel, You're Never Too Young or Too, Old." Send If with a long, a count. So the Hog simply 10,500 miles. Ford wheels, leather In­ buckets, floor seat, TIempo radial Moriarty Bros. claimed the grand slam. FM stereo, roof rack, V-8, auto., PS, PB, self-addresaed, stamped 128 cenUl envelope to Abby, 132 Opening lead:V3 Motor 12 mos-12,000 terior. List price $15,- speed control. Im­ tires. List price 318 CENTER ST. Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. decal sides. Priced to PW, factory air, fact, mounted auto., AM mile warranty. $8495. mags., 33,000 ml. 744. Morlarty's price FM stereo. $4595. maculate. $6995. Call $8882.50. Morlarty’s MANCHESTER Ask Um Experts sell. $5395. Call 643- 643-5135. Call 643-5135. $3495. Call 643-5135. $12,499. price $7399. You hold: 5135. Call 643-5135. •43-SI SB By Oswald Jacoby Aatrograph and Alan Sontag ♦ AS n ♦ A J 3 Tag S a la i Rooms for Rent gf Autos For Sale 51 Tha Bom Loaar — Art Sanaom A rticlii for Sale 41 Doga-Birds-Pets 43 S2 Apartments For Rent 53 Resort Property Autoi For S ill Victor MoUo's Hideous ♦ KQ J 2 For Rent 56 Hog uses a special point ♦ J873 1978 FORD GRANADA- 6 Bernice Bede Osol 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida •^DiDk/T a iL l- L A s r count in which he adds three FREE TO GOOD HOME - MANCHESTER - Room lor MANCHESTER - Victorian 4 COLUMBIA WATERFRONT Customized, in and out. 14 cylinder Automatic Air AM- points for his dummy play. Partner responds one WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe TAG SALE- Saturday August rent. Private entrance. Heat bedroom newly decorated. - Due to cancellation, 1 heart to your one-diamond washing machine, XC, $135.00. 25th.. 9 to 3. Odds and ends, Mixed Collie, female, about 1 miles per gallon on regular FM Good on gas Beautiful MOMIHI$W0p4fc6! His four-club bid was 1/2 years. Has Shots. Spayed. and utilities paid. $45 weekly. Kids ok. $300s. (118-1). Rental bedroom cottage, now through fuel Loaded with extras in­ condition' Best offer 633- good will. Ask Gerber, North’s four no- opening. A California reader Zc *th 21 inch portable black games, and Whirlpool Washer Call 242-1872. Assistors. small fee. 238-5646. Labor Day Call 228-9852. or for assistance if you feel it's wants to know the correct bile TV- $45.00. Wall & Dryer. 149 Green Manor Good with children. 649-5502. cluding Factory Air! Low 5755.______. qfcxir trump showed three aces 649-0498, mileage Oiie owner needed. and the Hog, adding at least rebid. There is no correct c.'ji grouping- $50.00. Drive, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Excellent VERNON - Spacious 4 FORD VAN 1970 - Must be ' ^ B irth d ay AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Feb. 19) rebid. With a balanced ' B.-I . new 2 drawer filing FOX HILL STABLES - New Excellent condition. Over seen 431 New State Road, or Compliments which you pay three points for dummy management. Large box stall furnished room lor bedroom, new appliances. $14,000 invested A real play, bid seven hearts. high cards points you shovlu cabinet- $38.00. 633-9740. Kids and pets ok. $300. (140-1). Wanted to Rent 57 649-6364 today will be greatly appreci­ available. Turnouts. Pasture. gentleman. Convenient loca­ bargain for $7495. Must be ated because ol your sincerity. There are any number of have opened one notrump. tion. Parking. No kitchen Rental Assistors, small fee August 29,1979 Now your best rebid is an y FIREWOOD - Miscellaneous Trails. Ring, and Blue Seal WANTED TO RENT - FOUR seen. Call 643-0421, 1966 OLDS CUTLASS - Needs You won't butter anyone up ways to play the hand, but ESTATE SALE- Saturday-25 - Feeding program. Call 875- privileges. $30 weekly. 649- 236-5646. Channels which you least ex- with shallow praise. the Hog decided on his own underbid of two hearts; framing, plywood, rippings. 4003. ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ minor work, no rust $250 as oect may open up this coming PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 29) Im­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Call 643-4139. Sunday-26. 10-3 p.m. Large 9954 stable, or 875-0272. ple in forties 649-9882. Keep 1972 VOLVO STATION IS 643-8698 year and yield large profits. line. He played two rounds of collection: Antiques, Flow MANCHESTER - Luxurious 2 provements you can make to trying. WAGON 145 S - Roof racks, One of these may come from enhance or beautify your sur­ Haathcliff — Gaorga Gataly Blue, Lusterware, Colored Musical Instruments 44 QUIET NON SMOKER to bedroom, all appliances. $180. DOUBLE BED- Firm, with (125-4). Rental Assistors. one owner. Good condition 1965 MUSTANG 289 ■ 4 speed someone for whom you have roundings are the types of Glass, Quilt Tops, Early rent room (share house! $150 Asking $1750 Cali after 5 PM. aone a favor. frame. Excellent condition. monthly. Call 643-1547. small fee. 236-5646. Bodv very good Engine tasks you should devote your Asking $70. Call 643-4077. Chest, Cupboard, Tables, FREE CASE with all 1/2 872-2435 excellent Interior very good VIRGO (Aug. 2 9 ^ 1 . 22) In time to today. The result will be u Lighting Accessories, price Guitars with this ad. commercial matters your ir>- pieastng. BACHELOR S HIDEAWAY - $6(X) firm Serious inquiries stincts are sharper than usual EXCELLENT CONDITION- Jewelry, and much more! 158 Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, ARIES (March 21>Aprtl 19) It’s Deluxe 1 bedroom, appliances 5 or 6 ROOM HOUSE (3 only. Call after 6 00 p m . 643- today. Play your hunches if you not likely you’ll be uneasy In Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel Ludlowi Road, Manchester. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til Apartments For Rent S3 6560 9 p.m. and more. $115. (154-2). Ren­ bedrooms) in Manchester or leel they're trying to tell you whatever company you find Rocker. $100. Black Boston surrounding area by working something go^ . Learn more Li___L TAG SALE- Saturday 9 to 3.15 LOOKING for anything in real tal Assistors, small fee. 236- 1973 TOYOTA CORONA yourself today. You can get Rocker $70. Set of McGregor 5646, couple with 3 school age WAGON - Good condition TOYOTA COROLLA - 1973 2 about yourself by sending for along wHh anyone and they'll APETtXJMBAW ei/SZYYBARMY A ONE -WAY PLANE Golf Clubs (irons and woods! Strawberry Lane. Crib & Mat­ VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. estate rental - apartments, door, automatic. 67.000 miles. your copy of Astro^raph Let- enjoy your companionship TICKET Excellent condition. $90.00. children, plus a dog and cat. New cylinder head, brakes ATHOWE,TCO, RMZENnS I $100 - used 1 season. Pair of tress, metal Wardrobe, homes, multiple dwellings? Please call after 6 p m., 649- Good condition $1300 646- ler which , t ^ ln s . with your TAURUS (April 294isy 29)I) As TO ISTANBUL. clothes, miscellaneous. Call 643-4762. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate EAST HARTFORD - Spotless Must be seen Asking $2200 blrthd». Malt $1 for each to NASTY? tgiVEAAETHE Golf Shoes 8 1 2D, $10 , 659- 2 bedroom, pets welcomed. 8067. 6824 long as you can spend your 0718. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Call anytime after 5PM. 646- Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Ra­ time productively today you’ll SAAAE BIRTH OAV TAG SALE- Clothes, boys and HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Many extras $200's. (141-3). 5026. dio City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be be happy. Busy hands will keep PRESENT. girls toddlers, adults, several condition. $90 or best offer. Rental Assistors, small fee, REFINED WOMAN in 40s 1966 CADILLAC - Coupe de sure to soeclfy birth date. you from being bored, so get ' /./• t ' SWIM POOLS distributor dis­ 236-5646. would like clean, reasonable Ville Every option except air. LtBRA I3-Ocf. m Your posing of brand new 31' long Baby items. Miscellaneous 646-1032. 1976 DODGE VAN- Excellent an early start doing what n e ^ s household. Saturday 8/25/79, rent. Call 649-9882. condition. Power steering, New painL black on black curiosity about something to be done. above ground pools complete ATTRACTIVE 3 1/2 ROOM New interior, brakes, tires you've been eager to know GEMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) It with huge 16' sundeck, fen­ 10 til 4. rain or shine. London Boats-Accessorles 45 brakes. High mileage. Good about la likely lo be setlslled Park Section, Hebron. Take APARTMENT to Sublet as of Autos For Sale 61 running. New tires $3450. and shocks. Runs great $1750. might be wise today lo have cing, filler. Asking $687. Nov. 1 until April 1, with op­ or best offer. 643-2375 today through Information from several tun activiliss on your Financing and installation London Road off Route 85, 16 FOOT PEMBROKE A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD Negotiable. 649-4568. t friend. Ask hey questions. agenda, rather than just one. signs to 48 Carolyn Drive.__ RUNABOUT with trailer $400. Could help to sell your items tion of renewing lease. Heat, WE PAY $10 for complete SCORPIO (O d. 24-Nov. 2» The more buzzing around you available. Call Jerrv collect cooking and garage included. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 1975 NOVA. 6 cylinder. Good 203 324-9289 Hospital bed $25 . 646-5892. faster, rent your room quicker Your mind is very Isclla and can do, the happier you’ll be. INSIDE TAG SALE - and bring you better results! Rent §45 monthly. Call 646- Auto Body. 528-1990. condition Automatic sharp today, tspuclally when CANCER (Juflu tIO uly 22) This Weekdays. Monday through 6709 after 5:30 p.m. transmission and power confronted by competitive situ­ is one ol those days where you SINGER SEWlNi MIRROCRAFT ALUMINUM Ask the Herald Classified Ad CTMAU-i ...VCL ,NE Friday. 8 AM to 8 PM. Also WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1966 DODGE POLARA- 4 door steering. Asking $2,295 Call ations. No one Is apt to top you. should be able to spot a profit with cabinet N eds lork. 12 ft. boat $275, dehumidifier laker about details. Put the .Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to STAR to work for you! Phone Homes tor Rent 54 wrecked and junk cars. A it B Hardtop. Automatic. Power 647-1805 SAQITTARIUS (New. » -6 sc . In things others may not be Call 646-3810 7 PM. Variety of items, TVs, $30. 10 ft. aluminum brake 11| Tha bright Ideas ol others aware of. Qtins could be made $125, aluminum ladder $80. 643-2711. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. steering, power brakes. 383 Short RIbe — Frank Hill records, tape player, L78-15 engine. Good condition. Clean Trucks for Sale 62 merely serve as a starting point In surprising ways. 646 -0 8 8 8 . TOLLAND - 8 Room Modern Call Tjny 646-6223.______DAYSTROM DINETTE whitewall tubless snow tires, car. $850 , 643-6284. lor you today. You can axpand LEO (July E M u g . 22) All It will Colonial, with privacy. $550 their concepts In larger ways lake to get you Into lull gear 1 (M STAR ON | MY N A M E U P IN LKSH T g . FLOWERS, C H AM IASNE /WOVE OVER.hONEV AND TABLE- New Walnut. For­ excellent condition, etc. per month. References and 1973/rORINO - 302. Runs 1974 INTERNATIONAL mica top 34 "x56". $75.00. Call Garden Products 47 than they could envision. today Is Involvemsnl In an ‘ "7SSIN® ROOM A STANDING OVATlOH WELL-WISHERS AND LET M E SNIFF ^ M E ’ Squire Village (off Spencer) security deposit required. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN PICKUP- Standard. Power CAPRICORN (Due. a-Jan. 11) 643-8836 after 5 p m excellent. Must sell, enterprisa that has large polan- CURTAIN CALL AFTER AUTOSBAPH HUNTERS. OF 40G C h anning D riv e , VERNON / ROCKVILLE- Group I Realtors. Philbrick sacrificing! Any reasonable SQUARE BACK- Original steering, brakes. 47.000 miles. Others hold you In high regard Hil. Big prolects Inspire you CURTAIN CALL..^4 'I Manchester.______CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many Accepting applications lor 2 owner. Well maintained. AM- Good condition. $2000. Call today and thay will be willing to end you’re lucky with them. varieties. 29 Mountain Road, Agency, 646- 4200. offer over $1450. Call after 5 HP RIDING LAWN back your amblllons with their a s s m i 9 TAG SALE WOMEN’S Bedroom Apartment, starting 3:30 p.m.. 649-1150, 528-6063. FM stereo. Economical to 649-9777. iNcwsPAPan ENtaimusa . MOWER- AMF, $135 Cash no Glastonburv (Near Min- at $191 monthly Includes all operate, $1600. 872-3603, or check. Good condition. Call AMERICAN O.R.T. Household nachaug Golf Course). SEPTEMBER THRU JUNE- Berry's World — Jim Berry 'HE VVOfr W'BIWIPX:..0NW1W eWWMBRDlf Items, draperies, electrical utilities, wall-to-wall Furnished house. Waterfront. 871-2155 DPDGE 3 4 TON PICKUP -' 568-4513 anytime carpeting and appliances. Call 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. Club cab. low mileage, heavy appliances, clothes, "white Antiques 48 2 bedrooms. $200 plus utilities. Excellent running condition, Buga Bunny — Halmdahl A Stotfal elephants" and much more! 1-237-8858. EHO. Security. Married couple, automatic transmission, FORD 1977 E-150 VAN - 6 duty insulated cap and lights. cylinder standard, piilownack 190 New Bolton Road, Routed. THE PACK RAT ANTIQUES working single. Excellent power steering and radio. $5950. 875-3798 Sunday, Aug 26, 10 to 6. Rain 474 MAIN STREET- Second care of property required. 742- New battery, new body work. recliners, several extras. $4,- PzZZ...0ZZ & COLLECTIBLES. Open by floor. 3 rooms healed. No 875. Info. 646-4288. Motorcycles- Bicycles 64 QUEEN SIZE sola bed, like Date Sept. 9. 649-1000. appointment only until 7107. 568-2646. nbyNCA.Pie TH fWg U • P« ON HI AHP 0 Z Z Z new, aluminum brake $150 September. 643-6680. appliances. No pets. Security. Call 646-0888 YARD SALE - Saturday & Tenant insurance required. Offlces-Stores for Rent 55 1973 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 ------AM-FM, air, power steering LOW RIDER 2500 miles. Our Boarding House Sunday. 2 families moving. Wanted lo Buy 49 MANCHESTER - Main Street FLAT FIELDSTONE - lor 44A Si Northfield Road. North to 5. and brakes. Bucket seats, low lOOG^ stock and in excellent retaining walls, patios or Coventry. modern offices available. 300, WANTED JUNK AND LATE mileage. Excellent condition. shape $4500. 742-8786. T e l l the m a n a e e r t m a t HE TOOK fireplaces Call 295-0250 or MANCHESTER- 1 bedroom. 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or MODEL WRECKS - Cash $1850. 646-8247. MAJOR HOOFLE ANP H \ i > STAFF sot MONTHS 295-0034. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Convenient location. Quiet parts of. Heat, air con­ Paid. Cali Parker Street Used 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT WILL BE ^TAVINE FOR A FEW OF BOWS OLD POST CARDS OR street. Call 646-8767 alter 5:30 ditioning included. Call 646- Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 1978 TRANS-AM - BLUE. 750- Kerker headers. KNN PAYs;~HAK-RAFF.' ~ YOU JUST FOR 2469 or 646-2755. * TAG SALES SEVEN-YEAR-OLD PICTURES OF p.m., ask for Kathy M. Excellent condition. Must filters Oil cooler. Much PRDBABLV REAP OF THE WINNIN' REGISTERED HALF MANCHESTER. Do you have sell. $6200. Call 673-0637 or 693- more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 rtOOPAVOBILE LA9T SPRIN6~' t h e R70R ARABIAN GELDING - Red any that you would like lo FOUR ROOM REMODELED 466 MAIN STREET. North of 2332. p.m. THE WORLP'^ FIRST VEHICLE PRIZE with white blaze and rear sell? Will purchase 1 or more. APARTMENT- Convenient Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft, V T o USE BOTH WIND ANP AT THE stockings. 649-8355. If so, please call me alter 6:00 location First floor. No of centrally located space. 1971 TORINO - Showroom 1975 BUICK CENTURY- AM- 1979 YAMAHA MX 175 - Ideal for store, office or other condition. Air conditioning, $OLAR POWER! s u p e r ­ p.m., at 649-7405. children or pets. References. FM. Air conditioning. Never been ridden. Must sell! m a r k et/ TAG SALE - August 25th & HOME SWEET HOME - Security. $230. 649-7727. business or commercial use. new tires. 57,000 original Excellent conditioning. Call Desperate. 8 to 4:30. call 289- 26th, 9 - 4 32 Jay Street. East Complete health-guard Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. miles. Call 649-3544. 643-7118. 4374, Carmine; after 5 call Hartford facilities. Cats also. Canine FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- 647-9010, Rick. FarUHlA ‘SAS^ TO I ear A h o t t i p o n t h Holidav Inne. 200 Sheldon Available October 1st. Adults. PROFESSIONAL / 1966 FORD MUSTANG- PONTIAC VENTURA ©TOP EATINS AHP FIFTH KACEAT MUKK- TAG SALE - Furniture, car. Road. Manchester. 646-5971. No p e ts . S e c u rity . BUSINESS OFFICE Needs minor work. As is, $350, SPRINT 1972- 3 speed manual. 1972 HONDA XL-250. Good /MINiSLE WITH THE HILL POWN© TOAIORROW cosmetics, sewing supplies, TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, References. $190. 643-6805. BUILDING - Approximately Call 649-9631 anytime after 6 cylinder. 60,000 miles. $950. running condition. Call 643- SUe©T© .../H 4K e NTERE©T£P hardware August 25, 10 - 4 32 Ives, Flyer, Marklin, Any age, 2600 square feet, with ample 6:00 p.m. Call 568-6272. plastic or metal. Also dolls, parking. Close to Center, CONVER- Nye Street, Manchester (off T H R E E ROOM OKAT.. ■] ©4TION •' Parker I. boats, trucks, etc, pre-1950. APARTMENT- Stove and hospital and new court FORD- 1978 FAIRMONT Cimpin-Trilliri ADORABLE BASSET 568-0925. refrigerator furnished. Call building. For info, call 568- SQUIRE WAGON- Used for Mobile Homii 65 -MS79t>v NEA Inc TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ HOUND needs good home. 289-1088, keep trying, 7658 or 871-0401. business. 37,000 highway day, 9 to 5 89 Weaver Road. Female, spade. 3 years old. miles. Mint condition! Air. 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- Loves chimren. Only $30. Has OFFICES, EXCELLENT Baby furniture, bovs bike, □ RENTALS SINGLE'S DELIGHT - Lovely PS. PB, automatic. Many Verv good condition. Many "/ think the mosquitoes are worse this year than recliner, picnic table, truck shots and papers. Call 633- 3 rooms, new appliances. $125. LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 1968 BUICK SKYLARK - other options. 21 mpg, with Great running condition. extras! Call 633-4890. cap, dresser, camping equip­ 8737. (999-4). Rental Assistors, banks. 500 square feet $150 small V-8. Why pay 7 grand or I’ve ever seen them." Bl(3 ment clothes and much morel Rooms for Rent 52 small fee. 236-5646. monthly. For information call Asking $500. Can be seen at more to a dealer? Want $4675. International Motor Car, Ltd., 1971 SKAMPER POP-UP HOMES NEEDED for 649-5334. 742-9770, North Coventry. TRAILER - Sleeps 7. Loaded B ' l S TAG SALE> Saturday. August adorable kittens, some double THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ BOLTON 4 ROOMS with 69 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, Mister, croas me. i m rummis owoj igvm with many extras! 3 burner Ctt»1b,NIA,Me,TMR..O.>^o, BinhWfrrttw ^ th . 10 to 3. Much, much mis­ pawed, affectionate. Male trally located. Downtown fireplace, garage, 1 mile from MANCHESTER - Store or Of­ Ct., or call 871-0849. 1970 DODGE SLANT SIX- range witH oven, gas ' electric home, but I ’m not allowed to erbss alond.” cellaneous! 434 Bell Street. iliamese Call 342-0571, 633- Manchester. Kitchen Hartford Bus. $285. includes fice for rept. Drive by 218 Runs streng. $575. Call 643- refrlgerlor. furnace, port-a - Glastonbury. 6581 p'rivileges. Call 649-2358. electric. 649-8355. Spruce Street. Call 643-2121. 0324 anytime. poitv. $1650. Call 649-4604. PACK TWKNTY - KVKM NG HERALD. Sat., August 25. 1979

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DiDcnar — •-<=<> N E C C H I M W MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINE MERCURY CENTER REPAIRS • PARTS • SUPPLIESl Phono 646-2756 Fpr all makes Fo'e.pti i flomejftc NO SERVICE CHARGE We Sell All Femous Brends Alto USED MACHINtt 4 RENTALS Mh. 249 Broad St.. 6 4 9 > 0 5 4 5 s Rastnraboiu tor • Hotale • Alrllnai StaamaMpa Mancheater 827 Miln SIraM M and w stfr -o w s i N c i a FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. 646-0228 875-3252 CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY A COMPLETE LINE OF 'WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS RAG AUTO SERVICE • Front End Spaclallata • Tuna Up ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. • Brakaa 4 Shocka • Air Conditioning 191 C E N T E R 8 T . 70 UNION ST. • Road Sarvica ROCKVILLE, CONN. MANCHESTER, CONN. Cunliffe Motor Sales, Inc. at Route 83 in Talcottville has been in business in the area lot M on. • Sat. 10-5 SUMMER HOURS 436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-3963 MANCHESTER Wad-Sat 10-S 31 years. The authorized auto body repair company features Rusty Jones rustproolinp. Tlic T h u r s . , 10-9 Cloaad Mon. S T u t * . company does all types of auto body repair from major collision work to small dents, as well W'edding Cakes ,•< Specialty as complete paint jobs for all types of cars. Cunlifte s was founded by Arthur Cunlille Sr in 1947 and the business has continued under Arthur Cunliffe Jr., who is president ol the ioi'iim a EVERYTHING IN AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY tion, Cunliffe's employs six persons. The business has been located on Route 83 next in the

• MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Steak Out for the past 15 months. Business hours are Monday through Friday Irom 8 a.nr In P.O. Box 342 • 27o Comnirrcr Street • STORE FRONTS«SAFETY GLASS| 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cunliffe's guarantees its high ((ualiU Glaslonburv. KonneelieuI 06033 • b a t h t u b ENCLOSURES 633-SlOO -646-4390 J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. workmanship. FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS Lorksmilhs • Alarm Installers DONALD WHEATLEY Manchaaltr 649-7322y f 9” I 31 Bieiall SL •ComraMleMl affd Awao DMK O on Alum trOMin- OVER 21 TEARS EXPERIBNCB______r

763 MANCHESTER OVER 45 MAIN SI MEMORIM. CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE 643-1191 0pp. Eaat Cemalery Call 649-5807 191 MAIN ST QIALIT) H AR RISO N ST, MANCHESTER MEMORIALS MANCHESTER 643-1900 T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE 4 MICKEY MILLER'S P A P ^ ^ 7 0 HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING PARTS VENTILATING • SHEET METAL W/ORK "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' huhiilrinl ■ Rcudentinl - Comiiu-rrial 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. ESTABLISHED 1934 |ln Iht Pirhing Lot Bohind MancHtiltf Graan Shoa Oullai) Located 27 years at... 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER TEL. 649-3528 Opan Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. 4 Sun. 9-6 TFL. 643-6793 OSTRINSKY 643-5879 643-5735 ^MANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER k Home Improvementv Aluminum PRICES ARE UP! DON’T THROW IT AWAY-CALL US FIRST ro-vic Inc. NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE •“llL’e eTrtake a ‘5fomc out oj a ‘iTfouse’’ LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS 195 WEST CENTER ST ROGER S ATHER, Prop. 146 SHELDON RD. MANCHESTER DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER Evf MANCHESTER. CONN 649-3091 646-3322 TelepliGiie 643-4136 Shown is Joe, Kim, Gene, and Roger ser­ complete line of paper, plastic, andjcleanjng ving you at Ro-Vic, Inc., 146 Sheldon Road, QUINN'S PHARMACY FASHIONS supplies for your home, parties, and holiday Manchester (off Oakland Street) where you AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND GIFTS needs. Included are wedding, shower, and 873 MAIN STREET MANCHESIER CONN will find a complete line of industrial FROM AROUND 1 holiday patterns all packed in small and large cleaning, chemical supplies and paper ACL6 F JOHNSON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS quantities at wholesale prices. Let us assist WILLIAM S McEWEN AND ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC THE WORLD products. Also at Ro-'Vic to assist you, but not you. Stop in or call us at 646-3322. APPLIANCE FIHERS a s 643-SE92 S pictured, are Mary and Barbara. We have a In business 77 yrs. — Sincel902^^^ ft 240 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER ie

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(Part 1 of 3) the U.S. women's swim team 3 T e n n is "U.S. Professional Monday Knob Music Theater In Clarkson. teams up with Fred Rogers In 6 :3 0 11:00 Championships” Top profes­ Michigan. this special lor parents ol chil­ captured at the III World ® WCT Tennis Vitas Gerulaitis A U G U S T 2 7 .1 9 7 0 (1) Bowling For D o la n 1 0 :3 0 sionals compete for $175,000 in I S Arthur Fladlar "Just Call Me dren who are starling school. Aquatics Championships In vs. Brian Gottfried prize money in the semifinals of 2:30 Thursday West Berlin. She's a prime 1 1 :3 0 Maestro" A biographical portrait I S Mlaa Black America Pageant this prestigious tournament ( i U.S. Open Update Highlights 11 :3 0 EVENING ol the Boston Pops' conductor Is Antonio Fargos, Marla Gibbs. AUGUST 30,1979 gold-medal prospect for the 3 Csndlepin Bowling played at the Longwood Cricket ol the day's activity In the U.S. presented. (R) Ted Lange, Kene Holliday and Tuesday 1980 Moscow Olympics. Club in Chestnut Hill, Massachu­ Open Tennis Championships Tracy also won the 1978 setts. being held at Flushing Meadow Vemee Watson are the judges In AFTERNOON 6 :3 0 AFTERNOON AUGUST 28,1079 EVENING Sullivan Award as the out­ (S BowHng For DoUara Park In Corona, New York. the 12th annual pageant from 1 :3 0 the Coconut Grove in Hollywood. (B Racing From Yonken standing amateur athlete in 12 :3 0 ($ 3 Tennis “Robert F. Kenne­ 7 :0 0 2 :3 0 California. 6:00 the country. She earned the U) 3 NASL Soccer Live cover­ dy Pro-Celebrity Tournament” S W r a t t U n g ® The Great MMwaat Hot Air AFTERNOON Professional tennis players and 4 K » 3 National Geographic Spedel award on the basis of 10 gold age of an NASL Soccer League Baloon RMy One of the largest "Treasure!" More than three celebrities from various fields 8:00 Friday S National Geographic Special medals in national and inter­ playoff game. and best organized hot air bal­ 2:30 centuries ago a Spanish galleon compete in this annual fund-rais­ (3)S)B8MbaH "G oldl" Camera teams travel the national competitions and by loon rallies in the country, held at ® TY ie Great Mkfweat Hot Air loaded with gold and silver sank 1:00 ing classic. (From Flushing AUGUST 31.1979 world to show how the precious setting 27 world and Ameri­ 10:00 Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, is Baloon Rally off the Florida Keys. Now trea­ (3 ) W C T T e nn is Meadows. New York) metal Is mined, transported and can records. ® SS T m n it "U.S. Professional EVENING highlighted in film footage from sure hunter Mel Fisher seems to Tracy Caulkins ® Wrestling 3 This Week In Baseball Championships" Top profes­ used, and how It atfacts our dally both ground and air. ‘lives. (R) EVENING ’ have found the ship's fortune. 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S I A BBA The international pop loween special "The Hallow­ 3 Red Sox Warm-Up Musburger and the “NFL Today" Night Football” in the 1979 season with another origi­ 8. -00 ^ 9:00 1 0 :1 5 sensation irra musical concert of broadcasting team present an 7 :0 0 3 Jack Van Impa Cnisada 6 The Race For The YeNow J e r- een That Almost Wasn't " The 2 :1 5 a Red Sox Wrap-Up nal on the sariet, Don Meredith, lait, and Frank their biggest hits. in-depth look at the upcoming X Come Love The Children 3 Forayer EM u A special cele­ e ay The story of four young spooky spoof will be filmed on 3 3 Baseball Regional cover­ EVENING Gifford, the play-by-play man in his ninth year. In the ® The Greet MIdweut Hot Air pro football season. 1 1 :3 0 Telethon Hosts Art Linkietter brating the theatrical release of Americans vrho travel to Canada location in the gothic majesty age of Cincinnati Reds at New reguler-teaaon premiere on Labor Day, Sept. 3, the BNteonRMIy One of the largest X 3 World Cup Track And (X) U.S. Open Update Highlights and Carol Lawrence focus on the the major motion picture. "Elvis - York Mets; Boston Red Sox at and best organized hot air bal­ for a grueling four-day bicycle - and mystery - of L^ndhurst Field Championships Athletes 01 the day's activity In the U.S. Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steolort opon hopes, dreams and survival of The M ovie" race is told. Kansas City Royals. 6 :3 0 loon rallies in the country, held at Castle, a historic monument from around the world compete Open Tennis Championships against the Palriola in New England. the world's children Guests ® National QaograpMe Special 3 Baseball Boston Red Sox at (S Bowling For Oollars Wisconsin Dells. Wisconsin, is on the Hudson River near in this prestigious, three-day being held at Flushing Meadow Include Hugh Downs. Bob Hope “Gold!'' Camera teams travel the 10M) Kansas City Royals highlighted in film footage from Tarrytown. N.Y. International Amateur Athletic 8:00 Park in Corona. New York. and Henry Fonda. world to show how the precious 6 O p iu m “The Politicians " A both ground and air. report on the deal offered to the All the monsters imagina­ 3 :0 0 Federation track and field meet. 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Moose, and a 3 Qraataat Sporta Lagandt 9 Gel Smart ® @ Crockett's victory Garden 9 Dick Van Dyke Merchandising shell game: 2-year-old dog, Buffy. 11KX) 3 Soul Train 9 News Making you feel important in Known primarily for her 3aW gan’aWand 5:10 1:00 7:00 the kitchen because you have singing and acting - she was 3Rax>4umbard 9 Stronger Than Tha Sun 6B Sunday AITha Kbtg'a Houaa 3 KIdsworld 3 Agronsky And Company to add an egg to the cake mix cM ieka d 'M ^ the original Sheila in the 5:15 3 Movte "The Lost Volcano" 3 News before baking. 9 Tha O olar Abroad: Inflation lillle Jewelers & Silversmiths Smee 1900 Broai way p*oduc*ion of 68 Rad Box Wrap-Up ttie miracle of molii itrcel | (1950) Johnny Shellield. Donald 3 Come Love The Children "Hair" - L'".n also a AtHom a lliin / f " Woods. Telethon 958 MAIN 8T. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 9 Bkth Control; A Natural Way 5:30 dovjntown monchester It's nice to be No. I if you're designer. 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Strauaa 9 A B B A 9ThraaStoooas TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 7 Page 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT Daytime Programs iPBSUPIMilE Tuesday, Aug. 28 3Nea4ywedQame 3BannyHM 12:50 DAYTIME SPECIAL (S'fhaBradyBunoh OdM MORNING SS Buga Bunny And Porky Pig O P ® High Rollera P PBS FaN Preview (Fri) O D m e Fa M r 3 CBS Movie "Braakheart aDIckVmiDyka 3 Jos Franklin ® Marcus Welby.M.D. m jataPaW M SB Bad Of Bums And Allan 3:00 8 O One* Upon A O m sIo S OB MMNal / lahrar Report Pass" 1976) Charles'Bronson. 1.-00 8:00 (9 w n lunQooifi Ban Jonnson. A prisoner brought 5:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo 11:30 3 Popeye And Friends ‘Sneak Previews’ 2:30 - MylbraeBona 11:15 a IB a Tomorrow S )T lw QraM MMwMl Hot Air Streala Ol Ban Frandeoo Dlok Van Dyke aboard a train travelling through Mefv Qrilfln (Tue-FrI) ( T The Archies 3 All In The Family (R) 3 3 General Hospital S a Bad Sox Wrap-Up 3 Midday Live 3 Voyage To Tha Bottom Of BelaonRilhr S He Tne Dough snowbound mountains becomes 5:55 ® Magllla Gorilla And Peter 6:30 entangled in a web of mysterious 11:30 Potamua 3 3 Family Feud of the latest flicks SKIO (3 Today's Woman O P ® wfieel Of Fortune 3lljawoLuoy aeddants, robbery and death. 3 Barnaby Jonas (3) Ufsatylaa(Mon) (?)Bo«*igFOrDolin (SWendar Woman 2:00 6:00 6:25 By JA Y BOBBIN DAYTIME MOVIES 3 Mladon: Inipoaalbls B G d Smart (3) Fam0y Focut (Tue) dog who can sniff out a bad A O a W C N M M 38Hw»yDayt 3 ® Andy's 1 ^ Houas iD Agronsky And Company S i3 News AFTERNOON (31 Malodyland Charismatic Clln- !gl 0 8 NBC Movla "To Kill A movie at 30 paces." S O O w irE io y 3D aoihM Cop" (1978) Joe Don Baker, 3 Movla "Isadora" (Part 1) 2:19 (Mon) 8:30 le(Wad,Fri) 8 Jnok Van knpa Cnaa de iD LaEsquIna (Tua) In less than nine months, a Ebert says. "Viewers don't 12d)0 a A d m -12 Louis Gossett Jr. While a New (1969) Vanessa Redgrave, Jason 3News (J) Gllllgan's Island 12:00 (3) World OpportunKlaa (Thu) S "The Bareloot MaHmen" O'nwRurawnya Robards. (Jl Bast Of Nsws Day (Wed) ® Beverly HINbllllss pair of Chicago-based gentle­ realize how hard it is for the York City detective Is closing in 2:30 (?) Meet The Mayors (Mon, Wed) 3 Newt Day (1951) Robert Cummings. Terry O n c e U p o n A CIaaalc on dangerous radical group, a a a Bad Ol Canon i J Barrio (Thu) P UUas, Yoga And You (R) men have become two of the two of us to go out every two 8 N mm a B The Odd Coupla (?) Naw York Report (Tue) 3 12 O'clock LIvel Moore. FanwarElvla their demented leader makes aThsRIfIsman t j) For Our Timas (FrI) (?) Nine On New Jersey (Thu) best-known movie critics in weeks and find a movie we Sa Jokar'aWM l i l Naw Zoo Revue 3 News 3:30 7dl0 plans for a massacre of police­ S)Cd>tk)nsdABCNaws 2:35 ® Newark And Reality (FrI) (3) Living Faith the United States. As co-hosts intentionally WANT to hate. " 1O0 0 NaBonM Qeogrmhlc Special 3 Movla "Creation Ol The (Ti Connecticut Woman (Mon) (iaM*A*S*H(R) (£) "Home At Seven" (1953) 3CBSNaiM man attending the funeral of a ( 3 S Today of the bi-weekly PBS program Two of the classics which 12.-00 *■ Humanoids " (1962) Don i l ' Connecticut: Seen (T ue) O P ® Mlndreaders 3 Space Ghost Ralph Richardson, Margaret 3MarvQiMln fellow officor. (Pari 2 ol 2) (H) 09 Romper Room ® Movie "Sneak Previews." Roger recently underwent Spot's (9 Dr. Soott On Habrawt Megow^n, Erica Elliott. (TI Make It Real (Wed) P Villa Alegre (R) Lei^ton. aABCNtna 8 O Tlw Tender Land aThsRIflaman 3 $20,000 Pyramid Ebert and Gene Siskel present treatment are "Cannibal aOoHngQinM 8:30 i T Eighth Day (Thu) 9:00 4:00 ' (T Tom And Jerry P Sesame Street (R) often humorous but always Girls " and "The Brood," about 4 M FeedMlOfFaHh 3AgMnttTlMWInd 10:00 ( T Dialogue (FrI) 3Dlnahl (?) "Four Feathers" (1939) 3 Movie "240 Robert" * 3 ® Three's Company 12:30 3:8 p PTL Club 3 ) Andy Grlfflth straightforward analyses of ravenously hungry and mur­ i SounOng Boerd 8 B Six Minion Dollar Man 12:30 3 Journey To The Canter Of Ralph Richardson. June Dupraz. (Premiere) John Bennett Perry. 3 Movla "John Loves Mary " Not For Women Only ( T Donahue 3 Love Experts ThaEarth major movies. derous children. ® "Mannequin" (1938) Joan 10:30 (1949) Ronald Reagan. Patricia (?) Joe Franklin O P ® Password Plus Ebert, the only film critic Mark Harmon. Members of a 3Newa 6:30 3 P Merv Griffin Siskel is currently singing Crawford. Spencer Tracy. SDIakCawan police rescue squad attempt to Neal. S News 3 Ryan's Hope 3 ® Movie ever to win a Pulitzer Prize, is the praises of "Rock N' Roll 3 ® T a x l ( T Comment (Mon) ® The Partridge Family aCMooAndThaMan save victima of an ocean plane i T Up Front (Tue) 12:55 (3) Domata often at odds with Siskel on High School." a low-budget EVEMNO 0 A Day To Ramembar crash and a woman trapped on a 10:40 12:40 09 Tom Larson ® Rim Feature (Mon, Tua, FrI) 3Klnar'aKomar ( T Face The State (Wed) I® The Flintstones 3 News their respective opinions of summertime film about stu­ mountain alter a disastrous acd- 3 CBS Late Movla "Betrayal" ® For You, Black Woman (Wed) (1974) Amanda Blake. Tisha 4:30 iTKIdsworld(Frl) the films they review both dents who take over the.lead- denl. 11K)0 lT Bugs Bunny And Friends 9:30 1:00 ® Woman's Place (Thu) 6d)0 7 M B Kitty Tod*y 3 Search For Tomorrow behind the scenes and on the ership of their school with the 3 f D O ® N a a ia 3 3 a 8 ® N e w t Sterling. ( T Battle Of The Planets 3 ) Fred RIntstone And Friends IP P Sesame Street (R) air. (5) The Partridge Family 3 That Girl ® All In The Family (R) help of The Ramones. a real- 3 1IDBloSTNam That Tune iS Connecticut Newsmakers As Siskel said in a recent (Mon) ® New Zoo Revue 3 3 All My Children ® The Partridge Family life punk rock group. "I think iS Black Perspective (Tue) ® Joker's Wild 3 Movie telephone interview. "There it'll be the next big cult film." O P ® Days Of Our Lives 4:30 are two ways people can ® Ring Around The World ® Leave It To Beaver 3 Little Rascals Siskel states confidently. perceive us. they can see us Wednesday, Aug. 29 (Wed) 9:50 1:30 (SI Christ The Living Word Meanwhile. Ebert is one of ® What About Women? (Thu) As The World Turns as two clowns trying to crack a The RHIaman 09 News * 3 ® PTL Chib the biggest supporters of 3$1-MBewtyShow eaB assbdl 3 Newark And Rsallty , SB Captioned AB C News S Adelante (FrI) 3 The Partridge Family ® Emergency Onal a few jokes, or they can see us "Dawn of the Dead." the con­ DAYTIME MOVIES S My Three Sons SBOpkim Ed Allen 9:55 Strtsis Of San Frandeoo 3Nea4yamdQeme OdX) (B) Jake Hess Gospel Time ® Petticoat Junction for what we really are: two troversial shocker about car­ □p WH NnQoom 11:45 il9 Heritage Corner 3 CBS Movla "Behind The 10:30 3 Switch 6:55 1:55 5:00 guys who really care about nivorous zombies on the loose 12d)0 8:30 Q Bio RAooov Badge" (1977) Elizabeth Mont­ 3Naws 8 "Too Many Husbands l|9 News. 10:00 ® Spirit Of Independence 3 The RIntstonas and love talking about in a suburban shopping mall. 3ILov*Luey 8 ^ M iS m / Lahrer Report gomery. O.J. Simpson. Two 3 M a d Tha Mayan 1 2 :8 ( T Mike Douglas (1940) Jean Arthur, Fred 3 Boeiing For Doiais Holyarood Squares 7:00 (3) Davey And Goliath movies. People tell us that the The two reviewers aren't 8 detectives assigned to work (3) Dr. Soott On H e b n w i i3) I Love Lucy 2:00 MacMuiray. 8 0 ® N W N e w s IldW BThaRHIaman ( T Monday Morning (Mon) P The Odd Coupis show seems very fast-paced, reluctant to praise, but they'll aOlok Van Dyke together on a series ol vicious ( E Ryan's Hope 3 Mayberry R.F.D. SOOvsrEeay ® T lc Tec Dough 3 3 ® a ® N e w a (7) Tuesday Morning (Tue) 3 3 One Life To Live P P Mister Rogers (R) but it actually takes us about point out flaws or familiari­ 1KM crimes become caught up in an 3BannyHIII 1 2 :8 ® Romper Room ® Joker's Wild (?) "Cottage To Let" (1941) a Adam-13 interradal love affair. (R) lT Wednesday Morning (Wed) ® ® Card Sharks GS Accent On Uvtng (Mon) two-and-a-half hours in the ties in a gigantic box-office 8KM aoIckVanDyks 3 Movie "The Big Shot CD Thursday Morning (Thu) (3) Domata (Tue-FrI) Alaatair Sim, John Mills. 6:55 30orottiy 3 ® C h e rie 'f Angelt Bad Of Bums And Allan (1942) Humphrey Bogart, Irene 09 Kitty Today 5:15 studio for each program" hit. Although both critics a 8 NBC Movie “The Night SB 3 ) Friday Morning (FrI) O P ® The Doctors ®Nsaia 3 ® BgMItEnough Manning. 09 Ironside (3) Hermano Pablo enjoyed the current horror 4d)0 They Took Miss Beautllul" (1977) 11:15 (T Pope>« And Frlmds 3 Petticoat Junction ® /Lndy GrtfAth It's' unusual for two (?) “In Which We Serve" (1942) 7:00 3 Movie "Knights Without (T ® Good Morning America 5:30 blockbuster "Alien," as Siskel Armor" (1937) Marlene Dietrich. Phil Silvers. Stella Stevens. An a Had Sox Wrap-Up 12:37 reviewers with a national Noel Coward. John Mills. 3C8SNmM ® Baratta (?) News 10:24 2*30 3 Mary Tylar Moors puts it, "Strip away all the sci­ Robert Donal. A Brltiah spy in airplane carrying live beauty 3 (3 Guiding Light audience to be based in Illi­ ® “Vacation From Marriage" 3MatvQrMln contest pageant finalists is 11:30 @ (SI ® Today 3 Weather 3 QHIigan's Island entific mumbo-jumbo and (1945) Deborah Kerr, Robert Russia eaves a countess from 3 U.8. Open Update 12:8 @ Heckle & Jackie / Deputy 3 Fred RIntstone And Friends 3 Carol Burnett And Friends nois. but as Siskel puts it. "I 3 ® ABC Newt hiiacked by a terrorist group 10:30 what you have is your basic Donal. revohitionariea. 2 hrs (8/W) 3 Mlaalon: Imposalbla 3 Joe Franklin Dawg (3) Domata I3I Dr. Scott On Hebrews like it this way. because if I 3®DeMngQame demanding one million dollars in (3) The Addams Family haunt^-house movie." (BPMiMOfFMh aSRsalPsopIs 3 ® P0H0S Woman O P ® Another World P Newlywed Game was in Los Angeles. I might O NFL FoottMd HIghlghta ransom tor each girl. (R) 12:SS 7:25 ( T Edge 01 Night They'll also lambaste heavi­ EVENING a Joumaya To The Mkid 3 Movla "Isadora" (Part 2) ® Green Acrea P P Elsctrtc Company (R) feel like I was a prisoner of FaeaaOl Communism 8 Graet Parfotmanoas 3 K o fa k ® ® N e w s ( 3 09 3 Hollywood Squares ly promoted features. Their ONswa (1969) Vanessa Redgrave, Jason an Consumer Survival Kit (Mon) ® Lottery (Thu) the (movie) industry, and if I Jokar'aWM SB Tha F a l And RIaa Of Reginald 3 Cross-Wits P Th e Great Midwest Hot Air tandem review of the recent Dick Cavan S Perrin Robards. 1 :8 ® Hogan's Heroes was in New York. I'd feel that SdM S 8B Evening At Pope a ® a Bad Of Carson______a ® a Tomorrow 7:30 11:00 Balloon Rally (Tua) ® News "Hanover Street" was easily 3 3 0 ® N a w a CMooAndTheMan O The Flintstones I was in too much competition SB PBS Fai Preview 9:30 (I ) ITie Ghost And Mrs. Muir P Home Waathartzatlon Now as much of a blitzkrieg as the 3 Tlie Brady Bunch 5:30 (?) P TL Club 5:35 with other critics ' SB Oandng Disco ( T 3 Laveme & Shirley (R) (Wed) London air raids depicted in 3 Joker's WM 7:30 3 Hanging In IS S Today ® Movie (Corn'd) (Thu) 3 AgdndTheWlnd Game time (?) Straight Talk ® Here's To Your Health (Thu) One segment of "Sneak the movie itself. 8 87) Onoe Upon A Ctaaslc 3 P.M. Mmazfna lOdX) 3 ® V a g a $ Previews" which viewers Ebert and Siskel are % have come to look forward to delighted that their PBS The origianal pilot of "The is "Dog of the Week," in which scries has caught on with Thursday, Aug. 30 White Shadow airs Monday. Monday, Aug. 27 each of the critics has approx­ viewers across the country. .Aug. 27. on CBS The hour- imately 30 seconds to rake a Thanks to them, cinema buffs DAYTIME MOVIES a o a o u in c y 12«) long episode features series DAYTIME MOVIES S9 News 0 l2 )(R ) 12:40 particularly abominable film 8 Dlok Cavan 8 Lookin'Banar (?) Movis "Horror Hotel "(1963) star Ken Howard as Ken (99 Dick Cavett can look forward to good- P P Mister Rogers Talks With 3 CBS Lata Movla "Sunday In over the critical coals ... humored glimpses and opin­ a CMoo And Tha Man a Movla "The Jazz Singer" Christophar Lee, Bella St. John, Reeves, a former pro basket­ 12:00 09 Chico And The Man Parents About School New York" (1964) Cliff Robert­ 12:00 6B Amarica Anar VMnam (1953) Danny Thomas. Peggy s i Or. Scon On Habrawt @ Consumer Survival Kit assisted by Spot, "the wonder ions of major studio releases. a "Two Yanks In Trinidad" ball star who finds a new and @ "A Bedtime Story” (1941) ® Movie "The Desert Song" son. Jane Fonda. Lee. A young Jewish boy defies aTheRMaman challenging career as coach at (t953) Kathryn Grayson. Gordon (1942) Brian Donlevy, Janet 7:30 his lather's wish that ha become Loretta Young. Fredric March, 7:30 3 P.M. MagUna a raciallv mixed high school. 3) P.M. Magazine MacRae. A professor leads a 1:00 Blair. a prayer leader and turna to the 12:20 1:00 double life when he inspires a ® P ® Tomorrow 3 Movla “A Star is Born" stage as a jazz slitgar. hrs.) 3 CBS Lets Movie "Teahouse .After' a leg injury had (3) The Muppets 1d)0 (1955) Judy 'Garland. James (2 Ol The August Moon" (1956) (5) "Baby And The Battleship” (?) Newlywed Game group to expose an evil Arab 2:00 3 "The Divided Heart" (1954) O The Race For "Tha Yalow Jer- forced Chicago Bulls' profes­ (1956) John Mills, Richard Atten­ m r^. .1 F L O ’S CAKE Mason. A bIg-name alar, feeling Marlon Brando. Glenn Ford. P Hollywood Squares leader. (2 hrs.) POelSmart ' Alexander Knox, Theodore BIkel. m sional basketball player Ken borough, Decorating Supplies Inc. his own popularity slipping as his Reeves to the sidelines, his old 39 P MacNsll / Lahrer Report 9:30 2:10 young wifa'a career Is on the 0:30 12:37 4:00 3 That's Hollywood 4d)0 3 aBaretta school buddy. Jim WilUs. 3 WKRP In Cincinnati 3 Joa Franklin 3 "Outcast Ol The lalanda" rise, luma to tha bottle for om ® "Moon Fleet" (1955) Stew­ 3 Dick Van Dyke 3 ® S PerBonalued Cakes (1952) Robert Mortey, Sk Ralph comfort. 8QrtaiPartei 12:40 shows up to offer him a job art Granoer, George Sanders. 3 TTcTac Dough 10:00 2:17 coaching basketball at Carver Lou Grant 3 Bast Of Midday Tor Every Occasion Richardson. (SFemlyFiud (jf) Movla "They Made Me A (3 "The Romance Of Rosy 3 Naaihraad Qama lOdW Criminal" (1939) John Garfield. High School Ken Howard Ridge" (1947) Van Johnson. 8:00 P Tennis a "Wifa Versus Secretary" 3 Barnaby Jonaa 31 The White Shadow 2:30 (1935) Clark Gabia. Myma Loy. O ShaNaNa 3 BorlaK«to«raThriMr Ann Sheridan. Janet Leigh 10:30 P The Odd Coupis SBMaoNdt/LahrarRaport 3 3 Baseball g All baking & decorating a O a Mrs. Cdumbo 1KM 3 The Commanders 3 News EVENING Tha Gong Show EVENING 2:37 done on the premises SaOekVanDyks Q O p k m a S a T o m o n o w O P ® Little House On The 11:00 3NSWS Go West! Prairie 3 3 P ® ® News ® TleTao Dough 10:10 1:30 6:00 P P All Creatures Great And 2:40 6d)0 3 Naws 3 JoeFrenMIn ® Dick Van Dyke 3 3 a a N e w e 8d » (3) (£) iSl ® News Small ® Honeymoonars 3News 191 Crnlrr Si. 70 VnUm 5l ytancheslrr 3 The Brady Bunch 3ThsWaHons 11KX> 2k» CBS News is launching a S ) The Brady Bunch ® Joker's Wild 3:00 HoekHih 3 ®LavarnsA8hlrlsy 3 3 0 a ® N a w t iBGelSmert ® Joker's Wild 11:10 f,IIh0228 87S^ 252 J 3JdMr*sWM West Coast edition of the ® 0 Once Upon A Classic 8:30 3 Benny Hill P Six MMIon OoHar Man 8 6B Once Upon A Cleedc 3 Movis "Captain Boycott" 3BanrwHH 2:30 3 Against The Wind a M y Three Bone (1947) Stewart Granger. Kath­ Dick Van Oyfcs "CBS News With Waller ® My Three Sons 11:30 3:42 3Nawa Cronkite" starting Monday, ® Streets Of San Francisco ® Liars Club ® Straela Ol San Frandeoo leen Ryan. Tenant farmers revolt SSnaakPravlaw a The Odd Couple 3 Rockford Rlea 3• T. SUN 1 f M Jarvis, Dody Goodman. “The Ed Sullivan Show.” 35,000 artesian wells with FREE Delivety MON SAT l«-S M. PHI TO-t.lUN l-S:> underground thermal waters Debralee Scott, Victor Kilian. FREE Setup ASK ABOUT OUR OWN INSTANT CREDIT, REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN On I Phil Bruns and Claudia Lamb. ranging from 60 degrees to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. HONOLULU (U suspected sniper whi tourists in Waikiki * from a state ments which he was cor years ago for a sir authorities said. Police said they charges of attep against the gunman, Robert E. Miller, flushed him from a site along popular V Saturday night a after the shots were Detectives said t surrendered Miller s ficers where he had his recently bought