PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Nov. 10. 197R Fahey Seeks Input From Voting District Chairmen By CHRISr ' U D i c BLAKEn t paign. ’The district has one technical school, Howell Qieney clean the house,” Mrs. Fahey joked. “And I may not get “I have run an honest campaign. I didn’t say the non- Herald Reporter Regional Vocational Technical School in Manchester, she another one.” commital thing that doesn’t tell the voters anything,” she EAST HARTFORD — Marcella Fahey, newly elected said. I said. state senator, said the first thing she plans to do is dis- “We have to ask ourselves if we are utilizing Cheney CUM the individual needs and problems with each of the “When I was asked a question, I spoke my mind,” she W HAT’S said. Tech to its fullest for students in tire district,” she said. districts that comprise “We have the jobs for skilied labor. We should be SdUDMAVHN OFT SHOP Cloudy the Third District in East Hartford and Manchester. Mrs. Fahey outlined some specific legislative priorities looking into getting more students into Cheney Tech and for which she will push. NEWS I have to first find out what the best committee finding out if industries are interested in work-study or Details on page 2 One is the reduction of the registration fee of $20 for Ellington Center Plaza UlanrljTHtTr lEiiTtttng BTraI^ ^ si^ m e n ts are in order to do the most work for the visitation programs,” she said. “I want to find out more Third District," Mrs. Fahey said Wednesday. those over 65 who apply for a driver’s license. Another is about it.” Ellington, Ct the elimination of the sales tax on clothing. A third is nave to find out what the different problems in the Mrs. Fahey said she plans to work closely with Fourth different districts are,” she said. “I plan to do a lot of “legislative oversight — making sure we’re doing an ef­ District Democratic Sen. David Barry of Manchester. Tax Rate Vol. XCVIII, No. 36 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, November 11, 1978 a Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 2 0 4 Single Copy ficient job. We should act as a watch dog over state agen­ 15$ Home Delivered ‘wn months.” cies.” “Dave Barry is very highly regarded in the senate and Will be open Sundays, starting Nov. 12, Mrs.Fahey won an overwhelming victory Tuesday over we need to keep in close touch with people of his caliber,” DANBURY (UPl) - Voters ^publican Esther B. Clarke by a margin of more than 5,- A fourth legislative priority is implementation of Hor­ she said. from 10AM to 5PM. will go to the polls Dec. 19 to ton vs. Meskill, or equal funding for education in the Wa) votes. Mrs. Fahey spent the day after the election talking to decide whether to accept the state. “I’m very pleased that the people ofEast Hartford and well wishers and sending out 2,000 “thank you” notes. She town's new 28.76 tax rate. It will Manchester have indicated they want my kind of person “We should be finding out, one, how do we show equal also cleaned the house. be the second referendum on the education and, two, how do we want to fund it,” she said. Mon. through FrI. 10am to 5;30pm a ^sitive person — and that some of the scare things “’This is the first opportunity I’ve had in a long time to Sat. and Sun. 10am-6pm tax rate this year. didn t work,” Mrs. Fahey said, reflecting on the cam­ Technical schools are a priority for the Third District. Anti-tax forces scuttled a 30.42 mill tax rate in July. UTC Free City officials said because there Event Set is some question about the validi­ 2 D A Y S ty of the July referendum, the At School original tax rate will be im­ plemented if the proposed 28.76 MANCHESTER - FRIDAY mill rate is reject^. To Continue American Education Week will be observed Nov. 12 AND through 18 at Highland SATURDAY Dump Covered Park School. The etenns HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford nationwide event seeks to Superior Court Judge Robert Stock Offer encourage local support Salter has ordered the owners of and increase educational the local landfill to start covering awareness in local com­ Fashion Rings Set a NEW YORK (UPI) - The New community affairs in Syracuse," his munities. with Genuine Opals L MACHINC Satter said if the landfill is office said Friday. Highland Park School covered by Sunday he may allow York State attorney general's office has planned a series of 44.90 tar it to open again Monday. It has Friday said it would allow United Lefkowitz also views the informa­ Select from three exquisite C««orRe|.... 84.88 Technologies Corp, to proceed with tion supplied by United as events around this year’s been closed since firemen put out theme, “Education Can its proposed tender offer to acquire “statements of fact and present in­ hjstrous opals. Beautiful c^ i - a four-day underground fire Mon­ Turn Things Around,” day. 49 percent of Carrier Corp. stock for tention and a commitment ... to which are listed below. •*rt»ite...... lO.OO* about $476 million. Carrier’s employees and suppliers Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in Sterling and YOUR ~ ~ ~ ------Carrier, the air conditioning and the community of Syracuse," a the school library, Ms. G oldfilled Pendants MCUIDES MlNOeR AniCHMEH^ Woman Charged manufacturer headquartered in sokesman sai.. Syracuse, has opposed its proposed A Carrier spokesman said, Phyllis Marks, a reading Set with Stones »..54™ WILLIMANTIC (UPI)- Ann T. takeover by United Technologies “Although the attorney general has specialist, will conduct an Phillips, 34, has been charged informal discussion of Girls’ Quilted If ^ M m u c h : Includes since September. forced United Technologies to make 5.901 7.90 with second^egree manslaughter reading at Highland Park DowtHLook Vest R»8.97 I g^ in g 4 dropping unit; Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz substantially more disclosures than ^nJlzfWVegijfable ‘ injhe death of a 59-year-old man. Gifts of Food and Money School. Dozens of styles, enhanced scheduled two public hearings in Oc­ it initially proposed, we believe there 8 . 9 7 Ore. 9.99111.99 £r«™:frfunction blades! Police arrested Miss Phillips Joseph Erardi, physical by jade, pearl, ivory, onyx, Its like having a chef at June d’Loughlin, a volunteer for the were collected Friday and the collections will tober at the request of Carrier, which are a number of areas where UTC's lO OX nylon vests have ilpper fronts. opal, moonstone, more. shortly after John Bednarezyk education instructor, has your side! 1390 Manchester Area (Conference of Churches claimed United had failed to disclose offer doesn’t meet the disclosure Soikt or reversible. M 4 . Great savings! was pronounced dead at Windham continue Saturday until 6 p.m. at the store. extended an open invitation ‘Saederlikvdauilt. enough information on the proposed provisions of New York law. We will MnnWtil.«wy«n. Community Hospital early (MACC), holds a $300 donation from an The food bank is sponsored and staffed by the Girls’ Denim Jeans merger under New York law. study the order to determine whether to parents to come and Thursday morning. anonymous donor over stacks of food piled up Manchester Parkade merchants, MACC and observe their child during For School or Play The attorney general issued an or not we will seek relief from the at­ The state’s chief medical at Consumer Sales in the Manchester WINF radio station. (Herald photo by its gym period ’Tuesday or 5 . 8 8 Oir Rat. 7.99 order preventing United from con­ torney general's decision." Thursday. examiner’s office said Bednare­ Parkade. The donations for the food bank Strempfer) Choice of denims, twills or sateens in zyk died of head and neck injuries. tinuing with its bid for Carrier during The PTA will sponsor an cotton/poly. 714. M en’s or Women’s Miss Phillips was being held on his investigation. Carrier has filed an antitrust suit arts and crafts display •4-6X, Ref. 4.9915.99...... 3.97 United Technologies based in Hart­ 6-Function LED $50,000 bond at the Niantic in federal court against United and Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 ford, Conn., filed three amendments Fashion Watches Correctional Center. motions are schduled to be heard p.m., in the sch o o l’s Begin, Sadat Swap providing additional information on Tuesday. Carrier’s complaint con­ cafeteria and auditorium. its takeover proposal. tends a merger of the two companies Our Reg. 24.89 The display will feature M7 The attorney general, “regards would raise serious questions under Handsomely styled model lOU Inventor? craft demonstrations and I and relies on the statements of securities and antitrust law. shows the hour, minute, PRATO, Italy (UPI) - an exhibit of parent, facul­ second plus day of week, United Technologies to continue the In Hartford, a United official said ty and student work. month and date. Workmen repairing the floor of Blame for Impasse company in Syracuse under present the company was studying the at­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Francis’ church have found management, that it had no plans to torney general’s 18-page ruling. the school library, a Women’s Up-to-the- what may be the bones of the man disturb Carrier’s existing "We may have something later in By United PrrKit Inlernalionl “The nature of the problem is will, we shall impose freedom on the “cracker barrel” discus­ Minute LCD Watch who invented the lOU. relafionshin<: or its involvement with the weekend, " he said. sion featuring Dr. James Archeologists said Thursday the Egyptian Presient Anwar Sadat (Sadat’s) new instructions. He wants land of Palestine, if it has to be im­ and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem to link the treaty with autonomy for posed." N bones were found under the floor Kennedy, school * 2 1 Our Reg. 34.99 Farberware CoHeemaker Homs Hair Trimming Set of the church near the wall Begin Friday swapped blame for new (the Palestinians). In Washington, the State Depart­ superintendent, and Dr. Shows hour and minute Gerald Fitzgibbon, assis­ tombstone of 15th-century “problems” in the Washington peace “We agreed at Camp David to do ment announced the Vance-Begin continuously, seconds, Our Reg. 29.99 both, we hope for a comprehensive tant superintendent of month 4 date at the touch 24.70 6.99 Our Reg. 8.99 merchant Francesco di Marco talks and both sides warned the meeting in an apparent attempt to curriculum and instruc­ of a button. Handsome wood cabinet styling. Nine-piece set to trim the entire Datini. negotiations could break down. The treaty. What we don't want to do is prevent a breakdown of the 12-cup glass carafe for perfect tion, will be presented. family! Safe, convenient, easy-TOuse. Datini, who died in 1410, is State Department announced Begin mix the two or make one conditional negotiations. Thevis’ Friend filtered drip brew. 1265 Saves time... saves money! 127409 credited by historians with inven­ would meet with Secretary of State on the other.” “We still believe we're going to get ting the promissory note, a major Cyrus Vance in New York Sunday. In Cairo, Sadat said he would not this thing settled,” a White House PTA Sets contribution to the birth of Begin summoned his top two be surprised if the talks collapsed. source said, commenting on the sur­ modern banking. negotiators from Washington to Speaking to reporters who crowded prise meeting. But he admitted that Quiet, Polite Boys'Colorful Kirit Toronto for three hours of talks. He around him following dawn prayers “for the first time there has begun to Book Fair Shirts with Colars Scientists said they will per­ form a number of tests on the refused to speak to reporters held in observance of A1 Adha, the be a bit of a gnawing concern about 4 .6 4 OwR« 5.99 MANCHESTER - The bones to try to establish if they afterwards but Foreign Minister Moslem feast of sacrifice, Sadat said this process.” MARIETTA, Ga.(UPI) - To the protested the bond. Handsome stripes or smartly when asked if the negotiations may Bentley School PTA will patterned easy-care knits. Largs Size are Datini’s, Moshe Dayan reaffirmed Israel’s The latest impasse involves the few who thought they knew her, Anna "She is the sole support of her 62- sponsor a book fa ir S in s 8-18. Framed strong opposition to any move to link come to a halt, “I shall not be degree of linkage between an Jeanette Evans would never have year-old mother," said Cantin. “If all •Jr.4-7Wtar4)attd peace treaty with an overall Middle astonished.” Egyptian-Israeli treaty and resolu­ been associated with one of the FBI’s the money is in custody, and her Tuesday through Thursday TurUentdu Mural Prints at the school. ’The fair will Ra|.3.39...... 2 .6 6 East settlement. “Believe me, after the latest tion of the Palestinian issue and to Most Wanted criminals. mother and grandmother are in YOUR CHOICE Dayan also acknowledged the Israeli attitude one can never say future of occupied Arab lands. The But the FBI said she was not only a Georgia ... what is she going to do in include many books on Boys'Madwte-Waduiile V Israeli stand might lead to a anything. The (situation) is very dif­ issues were dealt with separately in friend of “smut king” and accused Europe? I doubt if she even speaks a varied subjects in all pop­ Corduroy Jeans Q Our Tanzanians ular price ranges. 1 9 R8g.29.99 breakdown in the four-week ficult.” the Camp David accords,'’ though killer Mike Thevis but helped him foreign language." 6 .6 6 Our Ra|.S.99 negotiations with Egypt. “If Presi­ He said President Carter supports President Carter has said they were elude a nationwide dragnet since his To those who knew her. Miss Proceeds wi" be used for Solid colors, with flara legs, Select from traditional o r (Charge Orgy flap pockets. S i n s 8-18. dent Sadat wants to stop the him on the necessity of linking the morally connected. escape from an Indiana jail last Evans typified the hard-working the Bentley . - aa Center. contemporary landscapes, Books will be on display Chinon Super 8 Zboih XL Movie Camera florals, seascapes, many negotiations, that's absolutely within treaty to an eventual PalestiniM Israel says it opposes a formal April. career woman. Although she drove a Fishionible PuHoveri in Room 14 Tuesday from 7 Greet leetures: reflex viewfinder tor accurate shooting. more. 24”x48 size By Ugandans his power to do,” he said. settlement, adding: “With God^ linkage because it does not want Arrested Thursday with Thevis in new Mercedes-Benz and lived in a For Misses 4 Juniors YOUR CH O ICE Automatic exposure control uses high-speed film so that to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday It works even in low light. 1722X1. perfect fcr SO many places. Cairo to have an excuse for breaking Hartford, Conn., the quiet, polite real $135,000 house in a fashionable subur­ 3.22 Reg. 4.99,5.99 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Com e earfe for best DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania the treaty in the future — after Israel estate broker suddenly become ban Atlanta neighborhood, she Choose from turtlenecks, CMnon A utoload W hisper'8nm Pniiector selection. Chrome or (UPI) — Tanzania cheraged Friday withdraws from the strategic Sinai • publicly entangled with one of the shunned the social life usually Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 V-necks, crews. Acrylic. brass tone frames. 89.70 Ultra-sharp zoom lens for precise locus. Variable speed that*Ugandan troops launched an Sizes S-M-L. associated with a person of wealth. p.m. control plus reverse 1 still projection! Whisper-quite desert. FBI’s most widely sought fugitives, a All students, parents and Misses' and Juniors' O ur Reg. 119.99 operation. 2-yaar limited wirranty. GIFTOEPT. orgy of murder, rape and destruc­ Kidnap Victim’s “Some speak of a judicial linkage man who made millions peddling She was a member of the exclusive visitors are invited to SUffl-Uned Jeans tion when they invaded the coun­ — I say there is none. There is a girlie magazines and peep shows in million-dol^ar club for real estate browse and buy. 7.49 to 11.99 try last week and again vowed to linkage of continuation. This will be a many of the nation’s sleazy adult agents and was respected as a Reg. 9.99 to 15.99 “destroy” Ugandan President Idi first peace treaty, not a separate entertainment houses. businesswoman. Amin. VFW Group I Straight or flares with details Ransom Readied treaty with Egypt,” Begin said. Slim and attractive. Miss Evans “My impression was she was a t like pockets, stitching. Tanzania’s government But Sadat said Friday he was in­ was arrested with 'Thevis as he good businesswoman who was a real ” , 5/6-15116. Men’s ‘W ildeat’ Plans Rally newspaper, the Daily News, MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The fami­ that he had to be hospitalized. attempted to cash a $31,0(X) check, whiz at real estate. " said state Rep. Hockey Skates sisting on a stipulation in the draft released the first specific reports ly of kidnapped brandy heiress Brian- Domecq returned earlier in the treaty linking peace between Israel presumably to finance an escape to Johnny Isakson, president of an MANCHESTER - The of the death and destruction from da Domerq de Rodriguez said Friday week from the United States after and Egypt to a resolution of the other Europe where the FBI believes Atlanta real estate firm. "If ' Ladies Auxiliary of the 15u70pr. SSa the Ugandan invasion and seizure she is well, her $I million ransom has undergoing two months of treatment issues — and hinted that President Thevis has stashed much of his for­ somebody told me to name 100 real Felt-padded to Anderson-Shea Post, VFW, of 710 square miles of Tanzania been gathered and relatives are lor a heart ailment. Carter would back him. tune. estate people who might be caught will have a memtership tendonguar foes. 5-13. last week. awaiting final instructions from her I^)lice found the kidnappers' ap­ The Israeli state-run radio Thevis, facing three counts of with Thevis, she would never have rally Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. “There is no going back on our Marxist abductors. parent getaway car on the road to reported that Egypt now demands murder, one of escape and a federal come to mind," at the. post home, 608 E. resolve to drive Amin out of our Mrs. Domecq de Rodrigez' hus­ Toluca. 25 miles west of Mexico City. that talks about the future of the oc­ racketeering, charge, was being held Like others who knew her, Isakson Center St. Boys’ A G irls’ boundaries and let no one tell us to band told pplice he received a note Investigators speculated the abduc­ cupied areas begin one month after in Connecticut without bond. described her as "very straight­ After a short business Figure Skates turn the other cheek to this from her saying she was well, that tors may have taken Mrs. Domecq de the signing of an Egyptian-Israeli Although it was her first brush with forward— not glib or flashy, no frills. meeting, the rally will be butcher," the newspaper said. her kidnappers had lowered their Rodriguez to a hideout in the State of treaty, with autonomy within nine the law. Miss Evans’ bond was set at “If she had something to say sh» conducted to acquaint Super Jock Hockey Jack-in-The-Music 11.33 w. IS. “Our wisdom and sense of duty ransom demand from $4.3 million to Mexico, which borders the Mexico months. This is unacceptable to $2.5 million for harboring a fugitive. would, but otherwise you wouldn't prospective members with 'Happy Hoot'Fun GamebySchaper Boxes by Mattel Desk by Mattel to Africa and the rest of mankind $1 million and warned him to stay City Federal District. Israel. Her attorney, Raynald B. Cantin, hear much from her," he said. the requirements and ad­ behooves us to deaf with Amin in a away from police. 6 . 9 7 OurRae.7e7 vantages of the organiza­ 4 . 4 4 Our Rag. 5.99 8 . 3 3 Our Rag. 11.99 manner he understands most — "Don’t worry about me," she said tion. Hit the player on the head: Turn the crank, play a tune. lt'satable.desk.black- destroying him and his aggressor in the note to tier husband, physician ’The auxiliary promotes he kicks to the goal! Incl. And up pop Bugs Bunny, or board. tasti, Mterboard! •Men'torWomen't > goalie, 2 pucks, net. 6 1 up. Mother Goose-or Jack. Inc. lattbrs. pencils, cbalk, FWnSkMis troops along with their Fernando Rodriguez Campillo. “I am Your neighbors’ views: Did you vote? Why o.r why not? programs benefitting the •Super Jock Soccer, Moldad in safe, shady styrene. eraser, more! Sate plestic. well, very well taken care of. Please Rae.7J7...... 6.97 Rag. 14.99...1 2 .8 8 FT. weaponry,” the Daily News said. community and the nation. During the assault, Amin’s look after my children and tell them Eligibility is determined soldiers “killed many of our peo­ not to worry about me. by being the mother, wife, ple, his til-disciplined troops "If thepe is any police vigilance widow, sister, half-sister, Casual Luggage in raped women, razed whole around the house, have it withdrawn daughter, foster daughter, villages, ran off with cattle, so as not to hinder the com­ grandmother or grand­ Durable Vinyl bombed a saw mill and destroyed munications." daughter of honorably dis­ Quality features: heavy-duty zippers, 2 inside Zenith a sugar factory,” the newspaper I^mecq family spokesman An­ charged veterans who pockets, stitched handles. Blue or tan 19” Blaokand reported. tonio Ariza said the ransom money serv^ overseas during White Diagonai A 3,000-strong Ugandan inva­ had been gathered by Friday mor­ war time. Shouhfer Strap Tote Reg. 13^7...... Portable TV sion force had seized a 7f0-square- ning awaiting final instructions from Anyone 16 years of age or 8.40 mile salient of territory and hun­ the kidnappers and pleaded with over, and a citizen of the Men's SMtealer daisies • 22" Short Hop Ceny-On OirRii. 10.94...... 12.74 dreds of Tanzanian refugees were police to obey the kidnappers' in­ U.S. who is interested and InlOMWoolorActylc *137 fleeing the battle area northwards structions. ' meets these requirements •24" WoehMd Fight Our Ikg. 189.70 8.24 w 14.99 0urHa|.21.7f...... 16.30 into Uganda, the newspaper said. Mexico State District Attorney is invited to attend. Our Rei. 10991119.99 Super screen portable Earlier this week, Amin offered Carlos Cqri Assad Thursday said Refreshments will be end ski stylet; cables, •26"CroieCountnt IS lO O XsoM state for dietlends, cerdigaits. S.M.Lja. to wiUidraw his troops if Tanza­ police would respect the wishes of served. Our Rae.2SJ4.... 19.76 durability. Eneray nian President Julius Nyerere the family. saving qtitem. IK-192 \WSi Men's Corduroy Jeans I •28"Overeeee would promise to stop helpiing Mrs. Domecq de Rodriguez, the 36- By Lee or Wrangler Our Rai. 31.94....24.66 Ugandan exiles in (heir efforts to Janice itullcr Kon (iUrr (Jhily Tiiom paon Janet' PiiiilipH , Kevin Kelioe Ketlv Itileliie Big Red Swing year-old daughter pf famed brandy 1 1 .8 8 Our Rai. 14.99 •Garment Carrier overthrow Amin. maker Pedro Dome<-q. was abducted Oiriim24j4....18.60 BANGKOK, Thailand, Mndsomeconon/polyblaixls. Radio Uganda said Amin's Tuesday by five masked men near a Fiery or straighi legs. 29-38. Jiinire Itiiiler, 58 Alice Drive, was time for a change m our slate serve you! end the war peacefully and had napping in a note left in her car. Kevin Kelioe, Carter Street, FRIDAY Manchester — “Yes. I thought it any of the candidates were worth was really voting for the question •VISA/BANKAMERICARD snd elected to continue the conflict. Ariza said Pedro Domcj'q was so Manchester — “No I didn’t. I’m on liquor. 1 was against it” STORE HOURS: MON, thru FRI.: 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY: 9 AM to 9:30 PM SATURDAY ^ ------■ ^ uirocl by his daughter's kidnapping I ij Ih ■V PAGE TWO - MANCHKSTKR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal.. Nov. 11. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 11. 1978 - PAGE THREE A, Swank Named History Educator Seeks Aid To Ohio Post (kuinoil Fills Vacancies COVENTRY - Republican available to the community. MANCHESTER -T h e Rev. J. Richard Bowen has been appointed laws lor the advisory group. In addi­ Program Grant Swank Jr., pastor of the • To be the people’s advocate lor tion. Caver will prepare a list of On Culture Program as an alternate to the Planning and servic e programs. Fishkill. N.Y.. Church of the Zoning (’ommission. by the Town needs lor discussion at a subsequent • To seek I unding lor various nieeting, which is slated for Tuesday students whose dominant language is Nazarene and formerly of t’ouiicil. ’I’he commission is com­ By JUNE TOMPKINS programs and en ganizations. at 8:30 a.m. Planned other than English. Manchester, will assume the prised ol iive regular mejiibcrs and lirrulil K<-|Hirli>r pastorale of the Goodyear Heights • ’I’o do program planning and Wallace represents the Windham EAST HARTFORD - Another of Dr. Fitzgibbons explained that the Ihree allernales. evaluation. MANCHESTER —Assistant School proposed program would include Church of the Nazarene in Akron. I'idward DeGroll was chosen to Mil Regional Community Council, and its ' Rcmenibcrinf; East Ilartlord ' Ohio, on ,Nov.l9. • To advise the town manager, the Brand is with the Parent-Child Superintendent Dr. J. Gerald remedial services, guidance a vacaiuy on the town's Pension social services, coordinator, and the series is bcinfi planned by First Fitzgibbons will ask the Board of While in Manchester, the Rev. Mr. Resource Center. Kennedy is a resi­ Federal Savings of East Harllord counseling and administrative ser­ Hoard. Virginia Diehl was reap­ c ouncil. Education Monday night to authorize Swank was associate pastor of the dent ol Mansiield and a member ol Monday at 7:30 p.in. vices such as staff and social pointed to the Board ol Wellare. William Kennedy, Fred Wallace. him to seek federal aid to implement local Church of the Nazarene and lhal town’s .Social Services Depart- As in previous programs, the developmentm and multi-cultural Waller Klwell lo the Housing Caver, and Curl Brand will drall bv- a special multi-cultural program. from 1969 to 1972 served as executive menl meeting will focus upon the history, awareness. Aulhorilv. and Thomas Hall to the Dr. Fitzgibbons’ proposal was ap­ vice president of the Greater growth and continuing progress ol There will be just enough time Sewer Aullioiilv. proved this week by the board’s com­ Machesler Chamber of Commerce. the town with a special emphasis after the board’s authorization to In other business Town Manager mittee on curriculum and instruc­ The Swank family will be making upon its industrial growth. A round develop the proposal for review by Frank Connolly inlormed the council Loyalty Sunday Tomorrow tion. the advisory committee and the State their home at 289 Dunbar Road. that the John Roikwell House at table-type discussion will highlight He estimates that the program will Tallmadge. Ohio. They have two the paper manufacturing, railroading Department of Education, involve­ llcmlcpck Point has been appi'oved MANCHESTER — Sunday will be invited to a polluck. lollowed by a cost between $150,000 and $200,000. children. Crystal Caroline and Jav and tobacco industries and their con­ ment of non-public schools, and a lor study by the National Register ol observed as Loyalty Sunday at talent program, leaturing the talent Dr. Fitzgibbons explained the Grant, and expect their third child in tributions to the town's growth. public hearing before the formal sub­ Historic Places lor possible listing Emanuel Lutheran Church, and ol chiin h members. Emergency School Aid Act, the pur- December. Three long-time residents will mission of the fund application by Connolly also discussed a recent pledges lor 1979 will be received at The churc h has received its order posees of which are to provide finan­ share their experience with their Dec. 4, Dr. Fitzgibbons said. meeting ol peisons involved with both services. ol the new hymnals. "The Lutheran cial assistance to meet the special respective indu.stries. Harry Burke He said that some of the money I Manchester \ social sei vices in town attended by Rod MacLean is chairman ol the Book ol Worship. ” and plans to begin needs pertaining to the elimination of will speak on railroading, Vincent would be used to pay for 10 teachers Meeting Schedule I him and by David Caver. Coventry’s stewardship committee which has using them on Advent Sunday. Dec. 3. minority segregation and discrimina­ Krewei' will talk about the tobacco to attend four workshops. social services coordinator. The heen making arrangements lor this A scries ol workshops will be held tion among students and faculty in industry and Helen McClellan will Committee and board member group rei iimmended that the counc ii every member appeal. The theme is. in the sane iiiary lor the next three elementary and secondary schools, speak on paper manulacluring Mrs. Eleanor Coltman said that this Here’s next week’s schedule of a|)point an advisory board lor the "Working Together with Him in Sundays at 9:45 a.m.. starting and to aid school children in over­ Others to speak ine a big part of her be posted at all of the schools. ' c said. For instance, the team might job — educating the public of the review the ca.se of a family where a child abuse program's existence and boy is being abu.sed by the mother Emanuel Hill Chapter of educating parents who might need Bookmobile Schedule and there is no father at home. Alcoholics Anonymous will not have help in raising children. Group Formed It might dc( ide to contai I a HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH? its meeting scheduled for tonight at Ms. Shomo said the program will Next week's schedule for 2:10 —Woodland Manor HIIRIOOMS program like Big Brothers to provide 1:30 —Mayfair Gardens. Emanuel Lutheran Church. seek lo c(H>rdinate courses teaching the Manchester Public Apartments. a father image for the boy. Ms. On Firehouse 2:50 —Esquire Drive Of TOMORROW Library Bookmobile: 2:50 —Homestead Park 3:30 —Nye Street. ARl AT HEBRON — Fire Department Monday Apartments. 4:10 —Loomis Street, 3:30—Evergreen Road. President Frederick Speno an­ 10:30 —Manchester Manor 4:10 —Parkade Apartments. Friday ‘ Snow Clogs Rockies Convalescent Home. nounced the formation of a fire Wednesday 1:30 —McKee Street .COUNTR'S^ department building committee to 11:40 —Laurel Manor Con­ '254 HOAD ST. MANCHESTFr I H P T An unrelentin snowstorm — the season’s first major 2:50 —Pine Ridge look-into the replacement of the pre­ valescent Home. 9:30 —Delmont Street. Apartments. Merchants in Early American I ^ " " i blast — shackled the Rockies in deep snow Friday and 10:30 —Manchester Early sent company No. 1 on Main Street. 1:30—East Maple Street. 3:30—Bryan Drive. • hirailiiit Ifsicawitiiiii 2:10 —Dougan’s Alley. Learning Center. ■ • Uais» Cih DasarlniMl mounted a wild assault of blizzard winds and blinding According to Speno, this com­ 4:10 —Rachel Road. snow on the Plains. 2:50—Carter Street West. 1:30 —Oak Place. mittee "will look into the alter­ I OCMVffll At least three traffic deaths were blamed on the storm 3:30—Blue Ridge Drive. 2:10 —Horace Street. SUNDAY ONLY r?977_ natives for building sites and and a private plane with four persons on board was mis­ 4:10 —Finley Street. 2:50—Lorraine Road. OPEN ALL DAY NOVEMBER 12 specifications and we tiope to for­ sin g .' Tuesday 3:30 —Galaxy Drive. mulate a realistic proposal before 4:10—Squire Village. SUNDAY SLEEPING KITTENS The plane was feared down in a Wyoming wilderness the end of 1979.” 10:20 —Holiday House Rest flag. $7.95 area near Cody. A search crew was dispatched into the Home. Thursday ARTHUR DRUG Fire Chief William Borst said the ARE YOU HAPPY WITH: •M ______J? snow-swept woodlands. , 11:20 —Garden Drive. 10:30 —Head Start. present firehouse, built in 1936, is Snow swirled from Utah to Wisconsin as the storm 1:30—Tudor Lane. ^5.95 seriously deficient and is probably ★ HIGHER TAXES gathered strength and moved eastward onto the Plains. LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER the worst town facility. Borst said “It’s terrible up here,” said Betty Pjepkes of the Hot the fact that last year's proposal tor Springs County Sheriff’s office at lliermopolis, Wyo. “I FRAZIER ★ SECRH NEGOTIATIONS VriVfATNfR FOTOCAtT • a municipal center was turned down meaii the roads and stuff are just like pure ice.” was probably a “good thing.” “We HOME Up to a foot and a half of snow clogged roads and passes ★ MORE GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE feel we can put up a better facility L For period ending 7 p.m. E.ST 11/11/78. During Satur­ in the Rockies of Montana and Wyoming and foot-deep IMPROVEMENTS 'or less money,” he added. day. snow will be widespread throughout most of the snows swathed the Black Hills of South Dakota. Roads Career Alternatives for Teachers ★ MORE GROG OR REGIONAUSM Rockies, while rain will fall in the mid Missi.ssippi valley and passes were closed, at least one airport shut down and the l,akes area. and some schools called off classes. ^ ROOFING Sat., Nov. 18 • 9:30 a.m. • 4 p.m. ★ RELAXING ZONING LAWS Two Businesses & MANCHESTER COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Connecticut Weather Long Island Sound File Dissolution CONCERNED aTIZENS! SIDING Pre-registratlon Required Becoming mostly cloudy Saturday. High temperatures Saturday becoming cloudy with a chance of occasional MANCHESTER -rTwo local EXPRESS YOUR OPINION AT in the 50s. Goudy with a chance of occasional light rain or HMtTFORO, CONN. light rain or drizzle late in the day and at night. High businesses have filed certificate of »25 OPEN drizzle Saturday night. Lows around 40. Booming partly In Time For Christmas temperatures 55 to 60. Overnight lows in the 40s. dissolution with the secretary of the Tuts.W(d.Sit. WHITON LIBRARY HALL sunny on Sunday. Highs in the 50s. Probability of becoming partly sunny on Sunday. Highs in the 50s. state’s office, , precipitation 10 percent Saturday, 40 perent Saturday Tom McPardtlaiui, of Miami, Fla., author of numerous 242-4807 (attar Spm) lOim-SrSOpm MONDAY; NOVEMRER 13th 7:30 P.M. Probability of precipitation 30 percent Saturday, 40 per­ The dissolution notices were filed CALL NOW Thurs.&Fri.lOim-SpiTi night. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday and Satur­ children’s books shows his new attraction, the Amy Carter cent Satarday night. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph on by Camelot Hunt Club Inc. of Leaders: Carol Petruccelli Sunday 12-5pin JOIN; CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR MANCHESTER’S DEVELOPMENT day night. doll.. The doll measuring21 inches long head to toe will hopefuT- Saturday and Saturday night. Manchester and A & H Automatic 247-9739 Denise Christopher MV-5173 . Transmission Service Inc. of East ly*find its way under many a Christmas tree shortly. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov, 11, 1978 — PAGE FIVE iHmirltriitpr Euiniimj HpralJi The Diablo Canyon Hulk usssmsmssiia t x o f t Manchester — A City of Village Charm ^ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 LOCAL CHURCHES and the plant has become a grotesque Published by the Manchester Publishing Co , Herald Square. By MARTHA ANGLE utility company conducted extensive tivities to safeguard the public GOSPEL HALL, Center St. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, example of worst-scale planning Church School: 3 and 4-year-old Nursery Rev. Mr. Westwood will talk on “Forty message by the pastor, program for Manchester, Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711, and ROBERT WALTERS geologic and seismic surveys in 1965 against potential hazards. Yet more 10 a.m„ Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL through junior high. Adult Bible class, Three Days to Change The World," children and child-care provided; 6:30 gone berserk. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School cm RCH, UNITED CHURCH OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (NEA) and 1966 to search for underground than 2t4 years after the existence of crib nursery; 10:45 a.m., Senior High Nursery and Sunday School, coffee and p.m.. Evening Service and Singspiration. Member Audil Bureau ol Circuiabon Member Urr leU PreiS Inlerndl.onjl — The massive huik stands on a biuff rock formations that might someday the fault line was disclosed, federal Inside the facility are solid con­ FULL GO.SPEL INTERUENUMI- for pupils up to the age of 20, care for conversation. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James Class, child care available in the D. MacLauchlin. pastor. overiooking the Pacific Ocean, a produce an earthquake. crete walls, floors and ceilings 2 feet NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev.. very young children, subject of the Nursery; 4 p.m.. Organ Concert by David NORTH UNITED METHODIST Customer Service — 647-9946 ^ c r , ^ r- .* r-^» officials were totally unaware of it. 10 a.m.. Worship in the sanctuary, ser­ _ ^ ^ „ e. - . Harold E. Turkington. Executive Editor thick, laced with steel reinforcing Philip Saunders, minister. lesson-sermon: “Mortals and Immor­ C. Morse; 5:30 p.m.. Membership CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. cm KCII OK CIIRI.s r, Lydall and Raymond F, Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor monument to the bad faith, No faults were found, but PG&E PG&E says it didn’t learn of the new mon by the Rev. Dr, MacLauchlin, 10:30 a.m., liaise. Worship Service tals,” golden text from the Bible: ” ... Exploration Class; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, arrogance and incompetence that never conducted any offshore tests— evidence until late 1972, but even rods 2t4 inches in diameter. Heavy Custer, pastor. “Inflation — Only a Symptom!” Sacra­ and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. this corruptible must put on incorniption, High Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Services, ser­ minister, structural steel I-beams, some 4 in­ Deliverance .Service. ment of Baptism, infant care provided, have become the haiimarks of the even though the plant is located then it continued construction of the and this mortal must put on immor­ p.m.. Praise and Teaching Service. mon: “Your Heart aqd Your Treasure! " 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. controversy over the future of directly on the coast. The Atomic plant for almost a year without ches thick, protrude from every im­ FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange tality.” I Corinthians 15:M. The Christian Worship, sermon: "The Highest Order of Christian Education for preschool ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Loyalty Sunday, coffee fellowship through Grade 12; 11 a.m., Fellowship nuciear power. Energy Commission (AEC) issued making any modifications to provide aginable angle to provide bracing and Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Iliasov, lie n e e Reading Room, 57 E. Center St., Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen between services; 9 a.m.. Nursery for Faith"; 6 p.m., Worship, sermon: "Love buttressing for pipes and conduits. pastor. is open to the public Mondays through of Preminence” (Book Review: 3 John). Hour in the Hall; 7 p.m.. Concert in Officiaiiy, it is known as the Diabio construction permits for the two additional protection against an K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan J. children. 5 years old and younger; 10:30 Fellowship Hall by Hartford Community Although the company has made a 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the Broadhead, assistant to the rector. a.m., Church School classes for age 3 to FMA.M'EC LI TIIKHA.N C lll RCH, Canyon Power generating units in April 1968 and earthquake. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ first and third Thursday evenings from 7 Folk Dancers and David Tabatsky, heroic if belated effort to refit the 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, with homily Grade 6; 11:45 a.m., Pastor-Parish Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Piant, a Pacific December 1970. ______, In August 1973 — a month after vice. to 9, except holidays, a free public len­ Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ plant, its critics remain dissatisfied. by Father Broadhead; 9 a.m.. Holy Bap­ meeting; 1:30 p.m., Green Lodge, Gerry Gas & Electric In January 1971, two geologists -PG&E formally requested a federal CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMFnON, ding library is available. tism and Eucharist with sermon by Chappell, leader; 6:30 p.m,. Junior and son, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern: Rev. Co. (PG&E) employed by the Shell Oil Co. to Mothers for Peace, the Scenic Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Father Broadhead, Church School, Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. operating license for both Diablo Ca­ Edward S. Pepin, pastor. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. Ghorge W. generating station search for offshore petroleum Shoreline Preservation Council and nursery care followed by coffee hour; 11 p.m,, Sacred Dancers. 8:30 and 11 a.m., Divine Worship, nyon generating units — the company Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Loyalty Sunday; 9:45 a.m., Church that houses two deposits published the results of their other environmental organizations a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with ser­ CALVARY CHURCH, A!.»cnil>licN of /ION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN finally mentioned the newfound fault Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 Bruce Pehrson, pastors. mon by Father Broadhead. (iod, 647 E. Middle 'Turnpike. Rev. School, Workshop on new Lutheran Book ClIl KCll, (MISSOURI SYNOD), nuclear reactors, work in a scientific journal. Among line to the AEC. banded together as the Abalone a.m. 7:45 a.m., Christian Living, Men’s of Worship in the sanctuary (there will be ^Ci/ncAe^te^^ C^rmectUxct,m Alliance will be satisfied with UNITARIAN UNI VERS A LIST- Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. each capable of their findings; the existence of a That touched off a round of ad­ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Study and ^ a y e r Group; 9 and 10:45 SOCIETY! EAST, Community Y, 79 N. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. no other adiilt classes); 9:45 and 11 a m., Kuhl, pastor. nothing less than abandonment of a.m., Worship Services, Pastor Webb producing about fault line beneath the ocean floor less ditional investigations, preparation liATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Bible classes Nursery for infants; 2 p m.. Widows and 9 a m.. Family worship; 10:15 a.m,, 1,100 megawatts of electricity. Diablo Canyon. Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. preaching, sermon: “Why the Church is minister. lor adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Ser­ Widowers. Chapter II, meeting in Luther Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to than five miles from the nuclear of supplemental safety reports (eight Walton, bishop. Involved in Social Issues” ; 9 a.m.. DON’T FEEL B 4DLV,SIR? Unofficially, Diablo Canyon — power station. 11 a.m.. World Hunger Sunday, the vice of Worship and Communion, Hall; 5:30 p.m.. Family potiuck followed 11:35 a m . First and Second Year Youth have been issued to date, a record un­ 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood: 9:30 a.m.. bv a to'^nt 'I'-ogram. Instruction AN im tS l H lS T A K Elf located almost exactly midway Although an earthquake is highly matched by any other nuclear power After more than a decade of plan­ Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 Bur,ITt$ (JiW N O T between Los Angeles and San Fran­ unlikely, the possibility nevertheless plant in the country) and extensive ning and construction, the plant has p.m.. Sacrament Service. cisco — has become a symbol of exists that a major tremor could reconstruction that continues to this yet to generate a single watt of SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. everything that can go wrong in the severely damage the Diablo Conyon Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ NffrEI^Naf^l/IN’S Drtvgf day. power. The blame for that un­ ficers. AREA CHURCHES increasingly acrimonious nationwide plant. In the "worst-case” scenario, PG&E originally estimated that precedented delay must be share by 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Harold W. Richardson, minister. dispute over the role of atomic substantial amounts of radioactive ail the parties involved — conserva­ Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Family Service and Church School. HOC.K INI M I NI I El) METII- the generating station would cost 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service energy as a source of commercial Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. \ERNON ASSEMBLIES OE GOD odist Ull HCII, 178 Main si.. East r m l i l ' (-ONCRECA- material could be released into the $610 million. The current cost-to- tion groups, the utility company and and Church School. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, C lll KCII, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S Staples t n i^'ii'i / “ I '**'*'i UNITED power. atomosphere. completion projection is $1.4 billion federal regulatory agencies. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL MH IK.H O l CIIRLST, Rev. Kenneth 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, pastor. Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. pastor. ' Because the California coast is The AEC was supposed to closely CHURCH OF ANDOVER^ l.NITEI) t-. Knox, pastor. minister. 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday 9:45 a m.. Sunday School for all ages; 10 a.m., Worship Service, Nurserv laced with sub-surface fault lines, the monitor and regulate all nuclear ac­ School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery available. Ju” f • Worship and Sunday 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 Reese III, minister. School; 6 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship; 8 a.m.. Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m., sonage on Cornwall Dr. available; 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 9:45 a.m.. Church School for p m , The Long Search” Study Group. The Almanac Wbr^ip. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Nursery available. f.Hl IK.II, I nileil Cliurfli of Cliri.st. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m., Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAI. Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert k ! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Worship Service. Letter to the Editor. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. Jelley, pastor. c m KCII. Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Bechtold, pastor. By Uniled Press Inlernalional American actor Pat O’Brien was ST. DUNSTAN’S ClltKCll, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m., sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar: Rev. 11 a.m , Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. To the editor: Today is Saturday, Nov. 11, the bom Nov. 11, 1899. Moning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Manchester Road. Glastonbury. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to the provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Church School for all; 10:30 a.m., Coffee Health costs have climbed Did you quit smoking? Do you 315th day of 1978 with 50 to follow. On this day in history: p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. vice. vicar. and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Baha’is Mark exercise daily? Do you get enough This is Veterans Day. In 1889, Washington was admitted UNITED CONGREGATIONAL Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m., Holy Communion: 10 a.m., Fellowship. threefold from 1970-1977. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Masses at 8, 9:30 and II a.m. to the Union as the 42nd state. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Family Service and Sunday School: <)UR SAVIOR LUTHERAN It is estimated that by the year 2000 sleep? Preventative medicine puts The moon is approaching its full CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. FIRST BAPTIST CHI RCH OF Anniversary Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Communion. (.Ml RCII, 239 Graham Road, South even when taking inflation into ac­ some of the control back where it phase. In 1918, fighting in World War I EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Buptitil 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. Miller, minister. FAITH TABERNACLE Clll RCII. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. count, we will by paying twice as belongs — with you. The morning stars are Venus, ended with the signing of the Ar­ Convenliun), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Mass in Eingish and Polish. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. 9 and 10:15 a.m., Worship Services' Sunday marks the anniversary of much as we do today for health care. It might also be advantageous to Jupiter and Saturn. mistice. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Coley, pastor. Ralph Saunders, pastor. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Worship Services 9:15 a.m., Adult Bible Class. the birth of Baha'u’llah, prophet- look into some form of national The evening stars are Mars and In 1921, President Warren Harding Fellowship. 10 a m., Sunday School for ail ages in­ ROCKVILLE UNITED The nation’s health bill will top two 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. which are interpreted for the deaf. founder of the Baha’i Faith. The Mercury. dedicated the Tomb of the Unknown Scholsky, pastor. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m.. METHODIST CHURCH. 142 Grove St trillion dollars when such indirect health insurance. We have led the Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Manchester Baha’is will celebrate Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evangelistic Rev. Richard E. Thompson, pastor. costs of loss of earning power are in­ medical professionals to believe that Those born on 4his date are under Soldier at Arlington National Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass School; 6 p.m., Training Union. this occasion with the Hartford at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Service, Nursery available during all ser­ 10:45 a.m., Worship Service any price they ask for any item or the sign of Scorpio. Cemetery. ST. FRA.NCIS OF ASSISI C lll RCII. cluded. It is time people put their ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. vices. A VERY STREET CHRISTIAN Baha'is, in an intercommunity foot down to what seems to me to be service is acceptable. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. IIOCKANT M UNITED METH­ REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor celebration. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, Carl J. Snerer, pastor. It is not. Too many people go Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin ODIST C lll RCII, 178 Main St„ East Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, pastor. The Baha’i Faith is an independent unreasonable costs of medical care. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ without proper medical care because ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School from age 4 world religion that is working to es­ One way to put power back with the day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Thoughts pastor emeritus. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., worship pastor. through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., tablish the unity of mankind. It is people is to become more health con­ they cannot afford it. It seems to me ST. MARGARET MARY CHLROI, Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 Service. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Worship Service, Nursery available at that we are allowing America to turn South Windsor. Rev, Williarn McGrath based on the Revelation of scious. By doing this we make every p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY available. both services. “Our Father ... lead us not into Some day we will realize that the and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Baha'u'llah, who was bom Mirza Hu- effort to keep ourselves in fit condi­ into a society where only those with a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday sayn 'Ali, to a family of Persian tion to stay out of hospitals and doc­ money are entitled to professional temptation but deliver us from evil.’’ Father’s Kingdom is present to every Ellington. CIIURfill, 16 Church St., East Hartford. (Unili'fl PrcHliylcriun US.A), 136 Capitol E ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. nobility on Nov. 12,1817. Baha’u’llah, health care. Some day we will realize that man and every woman. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ Ave., Hartford. tor’s offices. FAITH LUTHERAN CIIIRCH whose name means “Glory of God", religion has as much to do with this P. Padelli, co-pastors. Worship Service, Sunday School dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. 10 a.m., Worship, Church School, child Tliis means taking a closer look at It is time we removed the price tag With a faith and a hope in a future (L U T H E R A N C H U R C H IN Saturday masses at 5 p.m. in school RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, child care care provided. For more information call announced publicly in 1863 that he from human life and became more life as with the next. such as this, yesterday is istory and AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane, East Hart­ what is putting us there in the first auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church; Sun­ FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford provided for toddlers. 646-7610. was the promised one of all religions. Yesterdays Some day we will realize that eter­ today is the day to begin to build the ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. place. humanistic toward health problems. day masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and noon Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker W ESLEY MEMORIAL Clll RCII TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. "That which the Lord hath or­ nity is the product of our lives here 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 Scrutinize yourself. How many Medicine is big business and it is peo­ human race into God’s Family with in sanctuary, and 10:30 a.m. in school Lane, West Hartford. (Unilfil M)'lliu(li»l Cliurrii), 110 Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald dained as the sovereign remedy and a.m.,Church Service, Nursery provided. ple that are being disregarded in on earth without our selfishness and everybody sharing His love with each auditorium. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. McLean, pastor. mightiest instrument for the healing 25 Years Ago 10 year Years Ago things can you list that in some way ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL without our uncharitableness and other. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN John M. Dunnack, pastor. 8 and 10:30 a m., Worship Service. of all the world is the union of all its No Armstice Day parade is held in Miss Rosemary Gnall of 176 Porter enhance your health? Do you make a order to keep it big business. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. hopefully with God. CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. CHURCH, Route 31 and North River 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Manchester for the first time in 33 St., instructor in secretarial science special effort to get proper nutrition, Joan Huckins, The Rev. William Parsing, rector. peoples in one universal cause, one Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, available. (.HI RCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holiger. common faith,” Baha’u’llah said. at Manchester Community College, 78G Imperial Drive, Some day we will start forgiving John M. McNicholas, Chaplain, 10 a.m., Worship Service; registration VERNON UNITED METHODIST N checking labels to find out exactly associate pastor. pastor. vicar. each other as we wait for the Father for Sunday School classes after service Accused of heresy, Baha’u’llah was Annual banquet of Catholic is named Teacher of the Year in what you are eating? Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital, 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. (illlKClI. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie 8 a m.. Holy Eucharist by the vicar; 10 for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin unjustly imprisoned, exiled, and tor­ Mothers Circles draws 250. Connecticut technical education. to forgive us. Meadows Convalescent Home Class, Nursery for small children; 10 Worship Service. Hiles, pastor. a.m., Morning Prayer with sermon by Sept. 18. a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Mr. Richard Staggenborg. Church School tured. He was stripped of all his FIRST CONGREGATIONAL through Grade 6, Nursery for small Rockville. provided. and nursery care program until 11:30; possessions by the Muslim clergy and CHURCH, 87 Main St. (corner of Conn. children. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 7:30 p.m.. "Journey in Faith" course in government officials. Because of his Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. CALVARY CHURCH, Aasembliea of day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. CHURUH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. the church office. teachings, he was kept a prisoner for Flynn, minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, God, 647 E. Middle “Turnpike. Rev. (Folk) at 11:15 am.. Vigil of Holy days at Marjorie Hiles. pastor. BOLTON C O N G R E G A TIO N A L almost 40 years until his death in 1892 associate minister. Taxation: Political Trust and Uniform Income Tax Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl 7p.m., Holy day at7:30,9a.m.,andSand 11 a m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. CHI IICH, Bolton Center Road, at the near Haifa, Israel. The faith he 10 a.m,. Worship Service, Church Gustafson, assistant pastor. 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Church School, Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, School, child care; 11 a.m., Coffee Hour; proclaimed is now established in Editor’s Note: This is the 10th in a is so difficult to make radical public confidence. “Those who benefit 9:30 a.m., Sunday School plasses for p.m. ST. MARY'S CIIUKCH, Route 31, minister. 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Pilgrim more than 300 countries and series of 15 articles exploring sneer at how easy it is to avoid taxes adults and children; 10:30 a.m.. Service ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, 9:30 a.m., Nursery, Church School and changes in our tax system, why what Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth territories of the world and is made “Taxation: Myths and Realities.’’ of Worship, child care and program pastor; Rev, Francis A. Liszewski, assis­ Worship Service, sermon — "What On seems fair to some appears unfair to © or feel guilty at taking advantage of 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. La(?ounte, Fellowship. up of believers of every race, culture This series was written for Courses provided for children; 6:30 p.m.. Service pastor. - tant pastor. Earth Are You Doing?"- 10:30 a m.. others. Nevertheless, it is clear, upon provisions presumably designed to do CHURCH OF ST. MAI RICE, 32 and class. of Praise and Bible teaching. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m. ; Sun­ Coffee and Fellowship; 10:45 a.m., Study by Newspaper, a program developed evaluation, that the advantages of a good. Hebron Road. Bolton. Rev. Robert W. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Group. Confirmation Class; Forum by University Extension, University fiat-rate income tax in increasing There is a pervasive sense that Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Cronin, pastor. Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route and at St. Joseph's Mission, Eagleville, Program on “Pledging Your Support for of California, San Diego, and funded moral values are being subordinated Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday respect for government outweigh its Swensen, pastor. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; at 8:30 a.m. Year 1979"; Noon, All-church dinner. by a grant from the National Endow­ Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. inability to respond to individual to strategies for minimizing taxes. 8:15 and. 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services, Rev. Michael Donohue. CIllKCH OF ST. BERNARD, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ment for the Humanities. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL C lll KCII, diversity. Financial gain, therefore, is often Nursery provided; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bi­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. CHURCH OE VERNON, 695 Hartford THE V Manchester Community College A look at specific cases shows that suspect as derived more from special Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 Turnpike, Vernon, Rev. John A. Lacey, ble School classes for all ages plus Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Wellner, rector. BIBLE offers a three-credit course based on in taxation there is no moral so sim­ privilege than from unusual talent. Nursery; 6:30 p.m.. T h e film “Foot WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, minister; Rev. David C. Bowling, assis­ 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. the newspaper series. For informa­ ple it doesn’t have its exact opposite. Consequently, the legitimacy af­ Prints” will be ^own, public invited. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. tant minister. SPEAKS tion, call 646-2137. 9:55 a m.. Church School classes for Take the deductions allowed for forded to government by the people, By three-year-olds through Grade 8. Crib Copyright 1978 by the Regents of the business lunch. the respect that supports the authori­ Eugene Room for infants, child care for toddlers; the University of California. Presumably the business lunch is ty to govern, is being undermined. Brewer Wings of Morning By CLIFF SIMPSON | 11 a m., Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall; By AARON WILDAVSKY supposed to facilitate business, and Although there are deep controver­ 5 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship no doubt on some occasions it does. sies over what is or is not income, Just as men develop How does an income tax system, hayride; 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim What makes it rub raw is the and therefore subject to taxation, a Armistice Day Put out my hand, and touched the you are sick, you will follow the cure Fellowship. material effects to aid full of special provisions to make it A Question Box their religious devotions, widespread belief that there are uniform tax on income would I can remember on Nov. 11th at 11 face of God.” yoa believe in whether it is a UNION C O N (; R E (; A TIO N A I, fair to everyone, end up pleasing no privileged people who not only enjoy strengthen support for government. — John Gillespie Magee Jr. witchdoctor, grandmother’s remedy When I started this column four Clll KCII, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ so they also are susceptible one? a.m. when peace came after World to the appeal of human in­ high salaries but who can afford Most of the work done by tax of a poultice, or the treatment of a and one half years ago, I thought that man, minister; Rev. David B, Eusden, Why, if all these special tax War I. We were out of school and It's Catching it might serve sometimes as a termediaries with God. luxuries denied to others by this not- lawyers and accountants depends on doctor. associate minister. breaks, like the ill-famed “three- everybody was whooping and yelling A beatnik wandered into church, “Question Box" for any readers who Whereas the Bible portrays so-subtle subterfuge. Expensive having different rates for disputable Jeremiah writes in chapter two, 8:30 a.m., Church School, Grades 10 martini lunch,’’ are widely regarded with many like myself not too sure and on the way out, told the minister, might have doubts about religion in through 12 in the Conference Room; 8:45 all Christians as priests of meals, in effect, are being paid for in amounts of taxable income. A single verse 5 an epigram that has been God, 1 Peter 2:5,9, a just what it was we were hollaring “you were swinging, Daddy-o. You general and Christianity in par­ a m.. Adult Bible Class in the Lounge: as unfair, do they continue, breeding uniform rate would reduce feelings "clergy-laiety” distinction part by government, whose tax about. We owe a debt to those men were way out.” “What was that translated in different ways, but ul­ ticular. It is still my hope. If any so 9:45 a m., Church School, infants through disrespect for government all the money is being used for a private of dependence on the now indispen­ developed many years while? who then and id subsequent wars again?” inquired the clergyman, timately they all mean the same: 1). desire, and if such inquiries as come Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, ser­ purpose. sable leger demain of tax experts. “Go after worthlessness and you later. "This concept of cer­ If the answer is that the general fought our battles. Many do not agree knitting his brow. “I mean” are of sufficient general interest, I mon topic: “God Holds The Title Deed,” On the other hand, aside from con­ Furthermore, cutting rates way become worthless” (RS'V) 2). “They the Rev. Mr, Bowman preaching; 11 tain men mediating with with this indebtednera. amplified the cat, "I dug your will seek to answer them in this public is powerless against the siderations of fairness for those who down, though actual amounts paid went after empty idols and became am.. Coffee Hour in the Social Room, God grew into mediation 1 recall one billboard ad that jive. I read you so good I put ten big even by the dead, who were “special interests, ’ why are tax really do have to transact business will not vary greatly for most people, empty themselves” (Moffatt) 3). column. rates so high that these groups must showed a veteran in a wheelchair and fish into your collection plate.” Music committee in the Ld'iinge. designated “saints.” this way, the consequences of would lessen the feeling that most of They followed after bubbles and Work so hard to avoid actually paying the caption over it all was “Sucker.” ‘‘A h,’’ beamed the reverend, Choosing Cheese Life of St. Francis The granting of such eliminating business meals for the what we make goes to taxation. The Of course, this is an extreme attitude bubbles they became” (Adam Smith) alleged prerogatives to a them? grasping the beatnik’s hand, “Cool, NEW YORK (UPI) - If restaurant industry, especially in sense that everyone is part of the not held by litany. Whatever may be 4). “And have walked after vanity of Assisi select group led inevitably Why not, to come directly to our man, cool!” you are trying to cut down major cities, would be catastrophic. same fair process, paying the same your attitude from pacificism to “my and have become vain" (King to the elevation of one subject, abolish all income deduc­ on total fats in your diet, The business lunch is a subsidy to rate, will enhance feelings of respon­ country right or wrong,” I still feel James) WED., NOV. 15 AT supreme representative of tions so that the federal government these industries ujwn which depend sibility to the same civil society. choose cheeses carefully, deity, titled “pope.” could realize the same revenue at we owe these men a great deal. Let 12 Year-Old to Dr. Roy Smith writes that it was Manchester Community not only the profits of restaurant Destined to fall of its own weight, there be then, not be an upwelling of the “theology” of the Japanese that says Elaine Rose of Cornell Others protest such exalta- much lower rates and no one would Geoffrey Moss—political illustrator syndicated Clarence Darrow College Auditorium tion of men, while owners, but the jobs of many people with the Washington Post Writers Group. the present tax system has too many made them the most dangerous University’s Extension be treated any differently from nationalism but a sense of gratitude Clarence Darrow was a well-known Bldwell St. of modest means, such as waiters, provisions, too many special cases, enemy our soldiers ever faced. They Service, believing that the founders anyone else? taged? How do we move toward governments directly, allowing them complish a good purpose. They dis- to our veterans and a pledge “it shall United States lawyer who lectured of their various sects had bustwys, and chefs. A structure of too many doubts. To preserve had been taught that to die for their Cream cheese, for exam­ Feature Film In trying to answer these fairness without leaving wrecked to pay lower interest without giving tribute benefits to most Americans, not happen again.” after his retirement across our coun­ some “private line” to privilege has been built up that can­ political legitimacy — the trust to ple, is one-third fat. Cot­ “BROTHER SUN, questions, we hope to discover why it lives and institutions in our wake? tax breaks to individuals who buy not just a few. Abolishing them 1 like the story about this visitor to try on agnosticism. When he reached emperor would assure them a God. And these are mul­ not be overturned without hurting make future decisions — it is vital tage cheese can contain as SISTER MOON" Similar considerations hold in bonds. Home builders could also be would adversely affect millions of the veteran’s hospital who exclaimed the age of seventy-five, he wrote special place in the heaven of chosen tiplied. many innocent bystanders. regard to the deduction of interest on that the tax process not only be fair people. This point is so important much as four percent milk TWO SHOWINGS: We plead with people to subsidized by the government to keep people whom we would rather help to one of them in bed, "Oh, so you “The Story of My Life” in which he 7:00 P.M. • 8:30 P.li housing mortgages from individual but be seen by citizens as being fair. lost a leg.” To which this former that I quote from his article: or as little as one half of return to New Testament (Charitable Giving down housing costs. Government than harm. declared as far as he had one percent. Read the label Donation 99t The Author . Consider the case of universities federal income taxes: it amounts to a soldier replied, ‘Listen, lady, I didn’t experienced “life” it was not worth “This is a basic principle of life. principles, with one could give grants to universities and The government, therefore, would The views expressed in Courses by to find out which is which. mediator, Jesus the Christ, and museums. Charitable con­ subsidy that lowers the cost of museums to compensate for what be unlikely to save money, because it lose it, I gave it.” living. The best part of it was when We become like the thing we really §: Aaron Wildavsky has been a $! Newspaper are those of the authors worship. Let any man make gold his In general, says Ms. 1 Tim. 2:5. tributions to such institutions are housing to buyers and homeowners. they lose in gifts. Direct subsidies would no doubt propose direct sub­ High Flight we spend it in sleep for then we are :$ member of the faculty of theSi only and do not necessarily reflect god and he will accept his crosses Rose, process cheese foods deducted by donors from their in­ The interest on state and local through the appropriations process sidies from the expenditure side to unconscious of existence. CHURCH W CHRIST, ^ University of California,:?! those of the University of California, “Oh, 1 have slipped the surly bonds of with rejoicing. If we worship a whim­ and cheese food spreads Read Herald Ads come in computing taxes. Therefore, bonds, which are issued to finance would thus replace hidden subsidies aid those who would lose from the A young child said to him once, Lydall and Vernon Mreels jg Berkeley, since 1963, serving as iii; the funding agency, the distributing earth, sical god who can be swayed by our contain less fat than the Phone . 646-2903 dean of the graduate school ofi!i! contributions are subsidized by the building of streets, schools, and in the form of tax breaks. elimination of deductions. Anid danced the skies on laughter- “God is the string that bolds together sewers, is also tax deductible. This agency, or the participating empty promises and frantic prayers, natural cheeses they im­ :!;! public policy from 1969-1977. He is il government, which receives a lesser In order for the goverment to silvered wings; the beads of life — it holds things tax break makes the bonds attractive A liniform Tax newspapers and colleges. then fife loses all its moral meaning. itate. A process American the recipient of many awards, in- ;!i! tax payrnent. Since the income tax is maintain a constant yield while Sunward I've climped and joined the together.” His comment on that was to investors at a lower rate of in­ Why, then, if it is not clear that a If we worship the God whom Jesus of cheese food has 23 percent ^ eluding the Charles A. Merriam | progressive — with rates increasing reducing tax rates to a lower uniform tumbling mirth that “I’ll leave my argumeiAs to the fat, about seven percent terest than would otherwise have to uniform tax would be more just or Nazareth called ‘Our Father,' In Concert. Award of the American Political i!;! with income — rich people get back level, it is necessary to eliminate Of sun-split clouds— and done a thou­ older generation." Out of the mouths less than natural Cheddar. be offered. more efficient, if it is politically of babes ... horizons recede and our labor i l Science Association. His writings i:i! up to 70 percent of their contributions deductions that would erode the base sand things Most slicing cheeses such Who wants to bankrupt cities or problematic, does it deserve serious becomes fruitful.” I include “ Budgeting; A Com-1 to universities and mueseums in the against which tax rates are assessed. You have not dreamed of — wheeled Just Be Honest as muenster and monterey The Bill Gaither Trio. consideration? So, “just be honest” ? Let’s be ac­ form of tax savings. Poor people, depress the housing industry in an THis means not only the deductions parative Theory of Budgetary:!:; Because the massive disrespect for and soared and swung All of us have heard a quip, “It curate — and worship God! contain 20-30 percent fat. however, whose incomes may be era of high unemployment by you dislike but those you admire, like I Processes,■’ "The Politics of the ^ government caused by the existing High in the sunlit silence. Hov’ ring doesn’t matter what you believe as |; Budgetary Process,” and ?! below the minimum tax level, get no eliminating deductions that help exemptions on retirement income, tax system outweighs its ability to there. long as you are sincere” and many YIHJ AND YOUR FAMiLV AKE Y^^^^ g: “Leadership in a Small Town.’’ ii;! tax advantages and therefore no sub­ them? Yet who wants to perpetuate interest on life insurance savings, I've chased the shouting wind along An evening in concert privilege? adjust to individual differences. have believed it. I do not believe that He is also co-author of several iiij sidy for their contributions to payments to the aged and blind. and flung sincerity can be a substitute for inac­ GOSPEL MEETINGS churches. Evidently, the problem is to get Indeed, it is precisely this capacity to Saturday. December 9,7:30 PM I books, including “Presidential i The rationale for exclusion must be take into account special cir­ . My eager craft ilirough footless halls curacy or honesty for intelligence. If BTAKTING NOVEMBER I2ili Take away the tax breaks, which- from where we are to where we (;OSI»KL H A U .-413 CENTER ST. Ii Elections," "Planning and iji! rigorous, for once you include one cumstances that has brought the tax of air. you honestly believe that your life is A t the Palace Theatre are an incentive to charitable giving, would like to be without leaking most good cause, there is little reason not MANCHESTER ■|: Budgeting in Poor Countries,’’ iii; system into disrepute. Up, up the long delirious burning blue controlled by the stars and astrology and many private museums and un­ people worse off on the way. to admit others, and we would be NICHTI.Y (Exri'|)l Saluntav) ul 7:30 I’.M. I “The Private Government of *: Practically everyone I know I’ve topped the wind swept heights is the best way of life, or if you p Public Money,’ and “Urban Out- =5 iversities would suffer financial Direct Subsidies back where we started. with easy grace, honestly believe that “the fault dear SUNDAY ul TiOO'P.M.' Waterbury believes that other people take unfair Everyone Wekome — No Coilectionr i comes. collapse. Should students and facility How? The federal government Admittedly, most income tax Where never lark, or even eagle, M AIL pRDER: Spring HouM, P.O. Box m , Aloxandrla, IN. 46001. advantage of the tax code. Loopholes Hreutus, lies not in our stars but in SPEAKERS Maka chacka payabla to Qalthar Concari Encioaa aalf-addraaaad atampad suffer because the rich are advan- could subsidize state and local deductions are designed to ac- flew. look more like breaks in the dam of ourselves,” it makes a vast JAMES SMI III ERIC MrCl I.I.Ol (.11 anvalopa. OVER THE COUNTER BA LES ONLY: BIblaa A Booka, 840 Main 8L, I’ye trod difference. What we believe controls WinilHor, Conn. Cellar FuIIn, Iowa Thei high untrespassed sanctity of “Christ Jesus Came into the World Manchaatar. Covanant ChriaUan Book Room, 124 Old Farnw Rd., W. our living. Simabury. Tha Ark, 445 Eaat 8 t, Routa 10, Plainvilla. space. To put the matter more sharply if to Save Sinners” • (I Tomolhy I : I,.?) 'r% PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal., Nuv. 11, 197«' Fire in Leaves krT'i Mn*. Koho I*. I,,alim«‘ EAST* HARTFORD -M rs. Rose / FToulx Lalime, 87, of 73 Walnut St. Damages Vehicle died Friday in an East Hartford con­ valescent hospital. She was the widow of Joseph Lalime. MANCHESTER - A 1978 Pontiac tured by a fork lift while it was being Mr. Lalime was born in Manchaug, parked in front of 75 Robert Road' unload^ from a truck. Firefighters Mass., and lived in East Hartford the Friday night sustained considerable used air packs as precaution against past 21 years. damage as the result of a fire which the fumes and used ejectors to rid the She was a communicant of St. sta rts in some leaves piled along area of fumes. No fire resulted from Isaac Jpgues Church, and a member the curb. the spill. of the Tekakwitha Ladies Guild of the One tire blew out on the car during church. the fire and most of the damage was Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. toward the front of the car. Deputy n2Ai2ClifSte% Emery LaBossiere of East Hartford; Chief William Griffin of the Town Fire Calls t O C c a brother, Charles Proulx of Fire Department said. m j coi2S^»v^tloa tty Griffin cautioned residents against Bellingham, Mass.: two sisters, Mrs...... — ^ Cora Taylor of Appleton, Wis., and parking their cars in the dry leaves IVIanrIiOHler Mrs. Antoinette Paquin of Woon­ that have been piled along the curbs Friday, 12:33 p.m.—false alarm. socket, R.I.; five grandchildren and for leaf pickup. He said especially Washington School (Town) four great-grandchildren. later model cars from 1975 to 1978 Friday, 3:30 p.m.—small brush fire, The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. have catalytic converters in the Valley Street (Town) this is to cfKtity fW W from Newkirk & Whitney Funeral exhaust system which can reach up Friday, 8:03 p.m.—bedroom fire 82F 1 ^ Queens Court CTown) Life niembeiz Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a to 1,000 degrees and pose a special hazard. Even a hot mutfier or tail Friday, 9:24 p.m.—car fire. 75 Robert mass at 10 in St. Isaac Jogue’s Road CTown) pipe can cause the leaves to ignite, as tioi; OUSUtv fi'i; AU 1 ’v W Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Friday, 9:30 p.m —tire fire, Cemetery, East Hartford. was the case in a fire on Bowers trestle oft Fleming Road (Eighth Mi Friends may call at the funeral Street Tuesdq^ night. The gasoline District) SA-Ii. tank of a car exploded after the hot 1%. home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Hast llurlfoni ' j ■ pW iStvV'T ...K< .. V p.m. leaves were ignited by a defective muffler. Friday, 9:09 a.m.—standby for Hart­ In another fire call Friday mor­ ford Fire Department IN MEMORIAM Friday, 10:22 a.m.—first aid, 88 Long In loving memory of Charles Saunders, who passed ning, town firefighters washed down Hill St. away November 11, 1957. 7 band; and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Moriarty a spill of a flammable liquid with an Friday, 1:05 p.m.—brush fire, Handie Life members of the Manchester Land Conser­ God saw his foot steps falter Sr. Mrs. Joseph Sweeney, MLCT membership The hills became too steep ammonia base at the Pratt and Road. vation Trust received inscribed certificates as And with farewells unspoken Whitney warehouse on Progress Friday. 1:24 p.m.—first aid, 1083 Burn­ The Elevator Runneth Over chairperson, made the presentation at the site The Savior bade him sleep. part of the trust's annual membership drive. Drive. Fire officials said a 55 gallon side Ave. They are, from left. Dr. Frederick Spaulding: of the woodland property at the corner of Sadly missed. drum filled with the liquid was punc­ Friday. 3:03 p.m.—trash fire. 41 Chapel Herbert Benson shovels corn in this huge the second year in a row that has left corn in Sons and Daughters Dr. Donald S. Grossman: Mrs. Bernar(i Porter Street and Adelaide Road. Copy of life membership certificate. St. pile of about 60,000 bushels that had to be the street of Blooming Prairie, Minn., a small Friday, 3:05 p.m.—auto accident. 61 dumped in the street due to record crops that Schubert, accepting for herself and her late hus­ Heather Drive. farming town in the southeastern section of Crash Victim Stable Friday, 3:37 p.m.—brush fire, Burke left the grain elevator full Wednesday. It is the state. (UPI photo) Street. VERNON — Daniel Butkus of Drive. The car was traveling north Friday, 3:45 p.m.—first aid. East Hart­ Manchester Land Conservation Trust Mount Sumner Drive. Bolton, was in on Lake Street, went off the right serious but stable condition at ford Hospital side of the road and rolled over, Friday, 3:50 p.m —brush fire. 38 Rockville General Hospital Friday Butkus and another passenger. John Tolland St. night with a head injury sustained in Mahon, of Mount Sumner Drive, Vernon an auto accident on Lake Street in were treated at Rockville General Airline Deregulation Vernon Friday afternoon. Friday. 3:11 p.m. and 4:47 Preserves Town’s Natural Resources Hospital and released. p.m.—dumpster fires, Vernon Center Vernon Police said Butkus was a Alan Butkus was charged with passenger in a car driven by Alan R. Middle School failure to drive right. At the tender age of 6*2. the ficers: Dr. Smith, president: Maid- Butkus. 19. also of Mount Sumner Bolton ly attendance is encouraged. Trust alternative to titling the land to Manchester Land Conservation Trust ment. vice president: Dr. Spaulding, Friday, 6:04 a.m —woods fire. Cider To Benefit Many Cities members are admitted free. municipal, state or federal bodies. is a sturdy as they come and secretary, and Mrs. Parla. Mill Road U /A C U T K ir’^rrANT / ttfitv ___i ______The six annual May dinner Deeding to the trust has substantial WASHINGTON (UPI) - Within 45 only local or commuter carriers also are dormant. The Civil Aeronautics growing every day. There are older treasurer. The following month the meetings of the trust have included tax advantages and also the provision Police Report days, several hundred cities will reap will get their first Civil Aeronautics Board ruled late Thursday to accept trusts in the state (one is 66). There trust gained recognition as a distinguished speakers providing in for fixed stipulations which the donor the first fruits of a new airline Board route certificates, and three 248 bids for new routes by 22 airlines are larger trusts (one has 400 domestic, non-stock corporation and formation and inspiration on matters and the trust can arrange together. Special Meeting deregulation law by getting back non­ will follow Hawaiian into interstate and 52 bids to resume service by nine members and another. 1.400 acres in shortly was granted tax-exempt Manchester warrant from Coventry Police with service. of environmental and organizational In other words, the donor can con­ stop air service they had lost. Many airlines. keeping). There are a few that are status by the IRS. David L. Rosenthal, 37, of 139 third-degree larceny by possession. HEBRON — The Regional District concern. On that list have been tinue to controi the land without communities will gain airlines that Altair Airlines will enter the in­ If the successful bidders fail to younger, and one with only enough In October, a townwide drive for Prospect St., East Hartford, and He was turned over to Coventry 8 Board of Education will conduct a never before have visited. former Mayor Ellsworth Grant of having to pay taxes and provide terstate market on the East Coast. start service within 45 days on routes members to fill a board and no land members was launched which, by owner of the Body Shop at 525 Main Police. special meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m. The sudden route expansion will West Hartford: Charles Scott, maintenance for it. ” Air California will expand into once held by other airlines, those at all. However, in a family of 69 April of 1973. resulted in a roster of St., was arrested Friday night on a Two men were arrested on charges in the library at Rham High School. turn Hawaiian Airlines, until now a executive director of the Connecticut ^several western states, an4 Pacific routes again will be up for grabs. trusts with some 10.500 members and 106 charter members. The first Mewing (he Trust warrant. He was charged with con­ of possession of liquuor on town Items listed for board considera­ local carrier in the island state, into Southwest Airlines will extend its Chapter. Nature Conservancy: Carriers who bid successfully to more than 9.000 acres of land organizational charter member was Dr. Smith views the trust as a ducting a massage establishment property in Center Park Friday tion include a grievance hearing as an interstate airline with a route Roger Seamans, chairman. Far­ routes from California into Nevada. resume service on routes they protected in perpetuity across the the Manchester Junior Women’s supplement to the Conservation Com­ without a permit in violation of a afternoon. They were Ernest R. well as the selection of a delegate to mington River Watershed Associa­ network stretching from Baltimore Swift Aire Lines and Golden West already serve were given 30 days to state, the Manchester organization Club. From this charter list were ap­ mission and other environmentally town ordinance regulating massage Brunn, 48, of no certain address and the legislative assembly of the and New York on the East Coast to Airlines will remain California holds its own. tion: and Dan Lufkin, former Com­ parlors. get flights going again. pointed working committees for concerned town agencies. Bobby K. Beer, 45, of 63 Bissell St. Connecticut Association of Boards of San Diego and Portland, Ore., on the carriers, but gain their first CAB The trust came into being on April missioner of Environmental Protec­ The arrest was in connection with In the week before the deregulation membership, program, gifts, ap­ ’’I believe we function most They were releaed on written Education on Nov. 18. West Ck>ast. route certificates within that state. 14.1972. Manchester's population had tion. successfully as the caretakers and two arrests made at the establish­ measure was signed into law, airline praisal and survey, maintenance, promises to appear in court Nov. 20. Five other airlines that now are Established -interstate airlines doubled in the three preceding Membership in the trust during the protectors of small parcels of un­ ment Oct. 13. At that time the representatives waited night and day and publicity and education. eaply years rose swiftly to around 250 receiving new routes were Air on the sidewalk outside the CAB for a decades and was expected to in­ developed land throughout the town N manager and a masseuse were The primary purpose of the trust and has hovered near that mark ever Police were not able to find a cr Florida, American, Allegheny, crease by more than 30 percent in the which we will hold in trust in their arrested during a joint investigation week to hold their place in the lineup was and is to preserve for the benefit since. The trust now has five which was reported to be driving the Nixon Leaves Exile Braniff, Continental, Delta, Eastern, next. Residential and commercial by the patrol and detective divisions of carriers seeking new routes. of the general public the natural honorary members, four life natural state for the donors, and use wrong way on Interstate Highway 84 Frontier, Hughes Airwest, North development was fast eroding the of the Police Department. They were The CAB said airlines initially filed resources of the town including exclusively for conservational. near Spencer Street in Manchester Central, Northwest, Ozark, Pied­ natural open and wooded spaces members and two corporate the first arrests made under the new 1520 requests for routes. But hun­ woodlands, wetlands, open spaces recreational, educational, scientific early Friday night. The car hit mont, Trans World Airlines, United which added so much of the ‘‘charm” members. town ordinance regulating massage dreds of applications were and the plant and animal life therein. and or historic purposes for all several guard rails and was ap­ For Speech, Visits and Wright Air Lines. to the “City of Village Charm.” A As the New Cannan Land Trust parlors. Police said Rosenthal was withdrawn within a few days by some The trust accepts donations of un­ Manchester residents.” parently damaged extensively, police Under the law, any airline was need was recognized for a local, through its president. Attorney Jack not arrested earlier because the carriers that had overreacted developed lands as gifts or as conser­ Terry Parla. president ol the trust as said. State police had alerted GRAPEVINE, Texas (UPI) - was a close triend of the former chief allowed to bid on a first-come, first- private agency to supplement the Gunther, assistant in the birth of the well as chairman of the Conservation owner of the business was not known Former President Richard M. Nixon, executive during the Watergate scan- because they were uncertain what vation easements and sets up a Manchester police to the car, but had served basis for any non-stop routes town’s efforts /to preserve these Manchester Trust, so this trust Commission, feels that the trust until a trade name was filed a short abandoning his self-imposed exile for dal and an ardent supporter while in other qirlines would do. program of management tailored to offered to help citizens of Glaston­ no further information late Friday. that had once been served but now irreplaceable community assets. "gives the average person the oppor­ time after the first arrests. the third time since the end of the Congress. the donor’s wishes and consistent with bury set up their trust. Manchester Police received another complaint Seed money was provided by a grant Rosenthal was released on a non­ purposes of preservation. The trust hosted a joint meeting with the tunity to leave beautiful land that Friday of a dog caught in a steel trap Watergate, flew to Texas Friday on Irene Gibson, a Waggonner aide obtained by the Conservation Com­ surety bond for court appearance the first leg of a three-state visit with said all 10 members of the Louisiana supplies without charge all services Podunk Land Trust of South Windsor they have loved for many years to the in the southwest area of town mission from the Ford Foundation. people of the town with the assurance Nov. 20. WiUiam Shustack of 232 Briarwood friends, associates and former ar- congressional delegation were in­ needed for the transfer. To date two and the Glastonbury group at which Wild Monkeys Eat Five community leaders who parcels have been deeded to the that it will remain as open space for Drive said his dog was caught in a dent supporters. vited to the reception, but only one, shared a dual commitment to the Ms. Mary Anne Guitar, founder and John M. Davis, 18, of 737 Lydall St. trust: a one-acre natural wetland and future generations to enjoy. trap in a field near the intersection of Nixon’s first stop included a brief Rep. Jerry Huckaby, R-La.,' world of nature and their own com­ past president of the Redding Land Membership in the trust, which is was charged with first-degree appearance at a private reception at accepted. pond at the corner of Porter Street Keeney Street and Garden Grove munity. combined efforts to for­ Trust' served as guide and mentor. open to all. gives everyone the oppor­ reckless endangerment, unlawful Drive Monday. Another dog was Dallas-Fort Worth Airport given by Gov. Edwin Edwards was invited Three Persons and Adelaide Road, by Dr. and Mrs. One of the five points which Ms. V mulate the Trust: tunity to share in a program which discharge of firearms, and dis­ Alexander Marsh: and a small plot Guitar emphasized called for en­ caught in a trap on a pig farm off former White House aide Ron Walker but he also declined the offer, Ms. Dr. Douglas Smith was chairman makes a significant contribution to charging firearms within town and attended by about 65 former Gibson said. on N. Lakewood Circle by the couraging logical development "to Hillstown Road Wednesday. NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — Wild ate two boys aged nine and 10. of the City Beautiful Committee of the present and future quality of life limits. Police said the complaint was children of the late Mrs. Charlotte J. insure that small areas of nature be Vernon Nixon administration workers. The Nixon was scheduled to address a monkeys in southern Ethiopia went Earlier a woman in the district suf­ the Manchester Chamber of in our town. ” made Friday afternoon about 4:30 former president was staying over- crowd of 12,000 at the Gulf Coast Gould. A second wetland parcel has preserved throughout the town.” Gladys Smith, 4?, of 362 Adams St., on a hunger-crazed rampage, fered a similar fate,” it said. Commerce: Dr. Frederick Spaulding Manchester residents will soon be that Davis was shooting a gun near night in Shreveport, La., with Coliseum during the Veterans’ Dav devouring a woman and two young been promised to the trust and a Gifts committee chairman Jack Manchester, was charged with The report did not say what species was chairman of the town’s Conser­ receiving invitations to join the trust. his home. He was being held Friday retiring Rep. Joe D. Waggonner, D- program Saturday. boys and herds of livestock, Addis third, of considerable size is "likely” Papa and Program committee chair­ fourth-depee larceny Friday in con­ of monkey were attacking, but vation Commission: Harry S. Maid- according to the gift committee. Classes of membership are clearly- night under a $500 cash bond. ^ “We’ve been receiving calls from Ababa radio reported Friday. man Doug Smith feel that in this area nection with a shoplifting incident at colobus, rhesus and baboon — the ment. chairman of the Hockanum described with contributions ranging Identities of guests at the airport all over the country from people Maintenance committee chairmen Terry Parla, MLCT president, and Dr. Douglas Smith look at lies the future of the MLCT. Papa K-Mart. She was released on a The destruction of natural habitat largest of these varieties — are all River Coordinating Committee: At­ from $2 for a junior member to $200 David A. Greenfield, 24, of 6 North reception were not announced in ad- trying to get tickets,” said Paul Leonardo Parla and Philip Susag says: "The trust provides a vehicle promise to appear in court Nov. 21. in the area during the guerrilla war plentiful in the area. torney John Papa was an en­ map showing trust property in N. Lakewood Circle area. or more for a life member. The trust Terrace, Vernon, was charged with Vance, but some of Texas’ top GOP Trehem of the Mississippi American with the assistance of Scouts from for preserving land in a natural un­ which has raged in the area for more vironmentally concerned legalist, anticipate its seventh birthday as the operating while his licens and The packs also killed large Troop #25 and youngsters in the developed state, if that is what the politicians made it known early they Legion. “Most are congratulating us than a year may have sparked the and Mrs. Leonardo Parla was a biggest and best one yet. registration are under suspension w^ld not be there. for the undertaking.” outbreak of “monkey madness.” numbers of sheep and goats and Lakewood Circle area, have kept the donor wants. The trust provides an Friday afternoon. Court date is Nov. Lottery ruined crops. Conservation Committee member. two properties "neat but natural. ” ALTHEA F’OTTER Gov. elect William P. Clements, The three-state trip is Nixon’s It was likely the monkeys suffered Added to these on the trust’s first 28. The situation has become so grave, The trust encourages the protec­ who served as Nixon’s deputy third large public appearance since because of the natural imbalance and board of directors was Walter Fuss, Russell J. Armstrong, 16, of 63 secretary of defense and his 1972 ’ ...... the radio said, that local authorities tion and appreciation of animal, bird HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning he ended his self-imposed exile at his began attacking animals and humans former director of Public Works: Program committee member Glenn Union St. was arrested on a charge of Texas campaign chairman, said he riow have appealed to the central and plant life through its educational Wilderness Lake ” is scheduled for daily number drawn Friday in the San aemente, Calif., villa. He has in a manic, last-ditch effort to sur­ Robert Fuller, president of Lydall Law share this task. Dr. Smith has "Philanthropy is an imposing word but its basic meaning is operating without a license Friday. was leaving town for a vacation and vive. military government to bring fresh program. The Education Committee December 1. Audiences have Connecticut lottery was 716. made a speech in Kentucky and given and Foulds: the Rev. Clifford Simp­ presented the trust’s story before simply 'affection for mankind.” One of the most meaningful ways He was subsequently charged on a an aide to Sen. John Tower, R-Texas, troops to the are to try to kill the has developed and distributed delighted in color presentations of a Republican fund-raising dinner at Addis Ababa radio reported the son. and William Sleith. president of several service clubs, retiree groups that I know of to demonstrate regard for one’s fellow man is to said the senator could not “work the monkeys before they can cause several attractive brochures the beauties of mountains, rivers and his home. voracious monkeys “killed and then the Iona Company and member of the and schools in town. give the most enduring gift of all — land - to be preserved reception into a very busy further harm. describing the work of the trust. A sea. Scenes from "Secrets of the town’s Development Commission. forever for the use and enjoyment of the generations which will schedule.” large three-fold exhibit which has Slides Availalde Wildlife World.’’ "Colorado by follow us. ” Army Wants To Try Both Clements and Tower were in Officers Elected been located at various banks and The series of top quality nature Dory. ” "The PlighPof the Osprey. ” Dan . Lufkin Dallas Friday. This ^oup adopted Articles of store windows keeps the townspeople films and slide programs have gained and the dramatic 12-projector slide former Sock *n Buskin Meets show "Gentle Shines the Light” will •‘We’ve just had a very tough Association and Bylaws patterned informed of the latest programs and in popularity to such an extent that Commissioner. Shorter Enlistment election and many of them are tired after those of the New Canaan Land projects of the trust. Education this year two have already been not soon be forgotten. Admission is Environmental Protection and heading for vacations,” said Conservation Trust and Elected of­ chairperson Gertrude Marsh and offered and a third. "Alaska minimal to these programs and fami- Walker. “I’m sure many would be WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Army ment and Budget. Dialogue Play Challenge here if it was at all possible.” wants the Defense Department to ap­ They said the plan could help at­ Nixon's schedule included a prove a new plan to attract high- tract up to 12,0(j0 two-year recruits By JUNE TOMPKINS quality that seems to be found in all private jet flight to Shreveport for arouse the viewer’s anticipation. The quality recruits to combat training into infantry, artillery and tank units Herald Re|iorlrr human societies. another reception and the visit with cast members generally have caught by shortening enlistments and in­ next year. However, there are vagaries in Nearly Blinds He Sees World Through Photography At best, a dialogue play is difficult the mood of the play and portray Oie creasing educational benefits, of­ Waggonner at his home. On Satur­ Hay’s play that leave unanswered It would be aimed at young men for a professional adult cast to put ficials said Friday. day, he will go to Biloxi, Miss., to questions in the viewer’s mind. potpourri of personalities convin­ who want to go to college, offering over successfully. It seems hardly cingly. By MIKE FEINSILBER Army sources said the proposal to make a Veterans’ Day speech. The explanation for “the stranger” ■’People’s first reaction is. -It can’t be titled "Faces I’ve Seen. ” It is a collection ment while she took landscape photos. them an additional $2,000 in fair to impose such a play on a high A fine contrast is shown between reduce some enlistments from three Waggonner, though a Democrat, who appears and disappears from the ' WASHINGTON (UPIi — George of portraits of friends, usually not posing, When he looked at the results, he writes educational benefits, raising the total school drama club, talented as it may Vinnie Phiilips played by Laurie done.’” he sa.vs. when he tells them what to two years will be submitted to scene without explanation at odd Covington loves to tell about the first time caught in action, photographed so that in his book. ”I suddenly realized there was to $7,400 for two years of service. be. But this is the chalienge met by Patarini and Rose Perkins by he is up to. "Then their reaction is. Why Defense Secretary Harold Brown and moments is never made clear. he took a picture of himself and studied it Covington could see what they looked like. a great deal in those little pictures I had The Pentagon officially maintains Manchester High School’s Sock ”n Randee Trabitz, the first a hasn’t this been done before’?’-’ President Carter’s Office of Manage- Lutz Planning Played by Robert Lenhardt, he carefully, discovering what he looked like. The camera he uses allows him to focus not seen at the time of the shooting. In the volunteer system is a success. Buskin drama group in its current softspoken, gentle, warm Vinnie Covington. 34. born on the Arkansas side seems to bis a recorder of some kind. "I expected to see a young Robert Red- by estimating his distance from his sub­ some cases I did not even recognize the But officials said privately the new production, “The Future of West compared to the outspoken, startling of the border town of Texarkana. Tex., With his jacket slung over his ford.” he says. "Instead. I saw a voung ject. scene I had looked at for half an hour ... Lilirary Sets plan is a confession that the Army Peabody Trip Revelation.” brashness of Rose. Others in the cast worked his way through the University of shoulder, he tarries a few moments Groucho Marx.” This method of -scale focusing” and a ■’The first year 1 experimented almost has encountered problems recruiting It’s a folksy kind of story with a comprise a variety of character Texas at Austin, earning degrees in jour­ in a scene, jots a few notes in his wide-angle lens gtve enough depth of field combat soldiers. MANCHESTER — A field trip to folksy environment written by Dr. vignettes. nalism and law. daily with the camera. I discovered that Story Hours notebook, answers noncomittally and Covington is almost blind. If he holds to produce sharply focused pictures. Combat jobs traditionally are least the Peabody Museum in New Haven Lee Hay, the school’s drama direc­ Whatever Hay’s intent when he old friends had familiar faces, while new briefly to a few questions, and something up to his nose and looks at it He taught journalism at West Virginia Depth of field is the distance in front of friends sometimes did not look anvthing popular bwause such training does is being organized by the Lutz Junior tor, who directed and premiered his wrote this piay, it is a chalienge to MANCHESTER - Mary Cheney mysteriousiy leaves, leaving the through a magnifying glass, he can see it. University and tried practicing law in and behind the subject. not help soldiers land civilian jobs Museum. 126 Cedar St. Staff play at the high school last weekend. the viewer as to the interpretation. It like 1 thought they did. At this point, the Library Junior Room will have townsfolk to wonder about him. Some The rest of the world is a blur. Texas, but didn’t like it. Photo houses often employ the blind to when their tour of duty is over. members of the Peabody’s staff will The story is about West Revela­ is a pleasant exercise in contempla­ full impact of photography hit me. I had Saturday morning story hours for believe he is the raiiroad inspector. Almost blind, but a photographer non­ Army officers have been worried lead participants on a tour through tion, a small to'wn whose future is in tion. Now he is working as a consultant to the work in their darkrooms since the stopped seeing faces and begun to imagine children in kindergarten through se­ Perhaps the expianation for him is etheless. Association of Flight Attendants writing darkness poses no extra obstacle. by a drop in the overall "quality” of relics of an age foreign to the present the hands of the decision of a raiim d “The Future of West Revelation” them.” cond grade Saturday mornings at similar to an explanation given by And a teacher of photography. recruits since the draft ended in 1972. world. The latest theories of inspector. will be presented in its finai perfor­ and photographing — a slide presentation Covington does his own darkroom work. At Austin, he photographed every step 10:30. Nov. 18 and Nov. 25. the poet Walter De La Mare to this He teaches the visually impaired to see He has developed techniques for bringing They noted that highly skilled dinosaurs will be discussed as 1116 piay tells of the desperate, mance tonight at 8 on the Bailey on how airline stewardesses can best help of the way along the streets he had been Roxanne Dorcy of Manchester will reviewer once concerning a query a world they could not otherwise see. and blind passengers. the most out of his negatives. soldiers are needed as weapons Peabody’s staff is central to present almost ridiculous effort of the Auditorium stage at Manchester walking for three years — and saw in the l)e the guest storyteller. She has about the meaqing of his poem, ‘‘The one he could not see until he learned to Working the enlarger, he frankly ad­ systems become more complicated. prehistoric research. townsfolk to entice the inspector to High School. He is also teaching a free course on pictures things along his path he had never rec ently read stories to children at Listeners.” De La Mare’s reply was , photograph it. photography for the visually impaired at mits. is his biggest problem, but not an in­ Women would not be eligible for The thip is directed toward continue operation of their precious seen before. In that way. photography Lutz Junior Mu.seum and library- that although he had received many He explains: A photograph makes time the National Park Service’s Glen Echo surmountable one. benefits under the new plan, since children in Grades 1 to 6. There must raiiroad depot on which the town’s in­ gave him sight. goers will remember her from slory inquiries about that poem, he had stand still. He can hold a picture and study Park in suburban Maryland, and that’s •In photography, they’re always they are barred from the combat be an adult to accompany every dustry depends for its thriving He was born with 20-400 vision in both times she did for children there last always preferred to be elusive^ it. A face he cannot see across a table closer to his life’s ambition. teaching you there’s only one way to do jobs the Army wants to fill. group of four children. Those in­ business. Hay has succeeded in e.ves. Over the last nine years, retina June. believing that the reader’s own inter­ becomes an image the size of a thumbnail His wants to become a professional something, but there isn’t. There are Soldiers recruited under the plan terested should contact the museum depicting the contagion that arises in iyeglasses degeneration took most of what little vi­ No registration is required for pretation was the best for him. w-hich he can see. An action that escapes would be required to remain in a as soon as possible. a community bound for a common PraserWion FMmi photography teacher so he can teach what dozens of ways.” he says. "The medium is sion he had. He sees with less than 10 per­ these story hours but attendance will Like De La Mara, Hay has invented his eye need not escape his camera. ______be has learned to people who work with incredibly forgiving. It’s not necessarv to reserve "pool” up to four years after The trip will be held Saturday, cause. He also shows that this same LOWMtPriCM cent of normal vision on the edge of his !« limited to children who arc in a whimsical fantasy about an elusive He always wears a tiny camera — a build up this mystique.” discharge. They would not have to at­ Nov. 18, at 9 a.m. For fee informa­ contagion Isx tantamount to petty ARTHUR DRUe right e.ve. kindergarten and up this .school year. tomorrow. Rollei 35B — around his neck "like a A girlfriend awoke his interest eight But. he says.- As long as 1 can see to tend reserve meetings. tion, call the museum at 643-0949. bickerings and local jealousies — a NartM*MaiKiinlir There is little lively action to crucifix.” years ago. He started carrying her equip­ photograph. I’ll never be blind.” PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov, 11, 1!)78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 11. - PACK NINK Gladys Seelert, 584; Cliff a m., return trips at 12:30 Senior Citizens Hammond, 578; Marjorie at 8 p.m. Snacks will be are gong to be raffled off sandwich, butterscotch served. 1 p.m., pinochle McLain, 577; Annette sold during the afternoon the day of the fair: a hand­ pudding, beverage. games. Bus pickup at 8:15 p.m. and 3 p.m. Forum of the Arts By W A U .Y FORTIN Hillery, 572; Cecile Ben­ and a delicious meal will made quilt, a pine cone Thursday: Coffee, tea, a;m. Return trips at 12:30 Thursday: 2 p.m. to 8 started our first lesson oi Theater Events Hi Come Monday and we son, 562; Paul Schuetz, 559; be served from 4 p.m. to 6 tree and a handpainted punch, assorted served p.m. and 3:15 p.m. p.m.. Holiday Craft Fair.‘4 through Dec. 24. (787-4282) certs are free and the public is in­ the exercise class under p.m. to p.m.,sjinner will be registering for a 13- Nadine Malcolm, 559; p.m. We’re counting on you ginger jar. These items from 2 p.m. Dinner from Tuesday: 8:45 a.m., bus 6 • Manchester High School’s Sock • The Marlborough Tavern vited. That’s Entertainment the direction of Laura Dun- will be on display in served. Bus pickup at 2 day bus trip to Florida with Josephine Shuetz, 558; Ar- folks to bring in items that 4:30 p.m. to 6;'30 p.m. for shopping. 9 a.m., n Buskin production of “The Future Playhouse in Marlborough is presen­ • Nicolas Collins will give a perfor­ field. snon.sored by the Watkin’s window. The Baked stuffed manicotti, p.m. for regular rounds. a one n ig h t stop in vid Peterson, 55. we can sell in the line of square dance lessons. 10 of West Revelation" will be per­ ting “The Owl and The Pussycat” mance of Experimental Music By Allen M. WIdem Virginia, two- nights in Manchester Public Health In the afternoon it was crafts, plants, items for an drawing will be held at the with meat sauce, tossed a.m., oil painting class. Return at 5 p.m. formed tonight at 8 in the school’s Friday at 8 p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen dinner-theater style Thursday Atlanta. Ga. where you'll Nurses Association. We bridge and the lucky elephant sale, food for the Senior Center, Nov. 16, the salad, Italian bread and Noontime lunch served. 1 Bailey Auditorium. Entrance is by through Sunday through November. Main St., Manchester. The concert had members on hand social games. 10:15 a.m., do some sightseeing which 22 winners were Rene Maire, food table and knick- day of the fair at 7 p.m. butter, spumoni, beverage, p.m.. Senior Exercise the stage door off Summit Street. (295-9877) will feature compositions AND and and really enjoyed the new $ . senior exercise class. will include going to Stone 4,440; Barbara Conklin, 3,- knacks for the wishing The winner need not be 2 Class. Also return trip • Benjamin Britten’s one-act • “Guys and Dolls” is on stage at PEA SOUP and works for solo per­ style of getting some good present. Mountain to see such car­ 630; Nadine Malcolm. 3,- well. So drop them off the Friday: Beef barley from shopping and our Noontime lunch served. 1 opera, “Noye’s Fludde” (Noah’s the Camelot Dinner Theater in former incorporating live elec­ exercise. This class will be Ted Baxter came home to Connec­ vings as President Jeffer­ 430; Tom Regan, 3,040; first part of the week and if Mciui for the Week soup, bologna sandwich, Senior Bowling League at p.m., setback games. Bus Flood), will be presented Sunday at 3 Higganum now through Dec. 3. (563- tronics, microcomputer and move­ He’s a well-trained actor, this series-wise, has promptly paled into son. Stonewall Jackson and held on Tuesday afternoons Irene Foisy, 2,980; Mabel you have something and Monday; Cream of chilled fruit, beverage. the Parkade I^nes. pickup at 8:15 a.m. Return and 7 p.m. in St. Joseph’s Church, 99 8376) ment. For further information, call ticut the other day, somewhere Baxter, this Knight, dating back to insignificance. 1 to 2 p.m. and Friday mor­ trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 betwixt and between pomposity and Robert E. Lee.Then on to Loomis, 2,M0.By the way, need to have it picked up, cauliflower soup, ham .Sriirduir for the Week Wednesday: 9 a .m .. Jackson St., Willimantic. For reser­ • At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre 643-8953. post-World War II studies at the then- This is not to say, by any stretch of nings 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. bombast, betwixt and between Tampa for four days, and we made a mistake in the then call our office, 647- salad sandwich, chilled Monday through Friday, Health Clinic by appoint­ vations, call 423-8439. Tickets also at in East Windsor, Paul Lipson stars in • The Young People’s Music Series Randall School of Dramatic Arts in the imagination, that what Ted a.m. legend and real-life. The Ted Baxter among the attractions will time the bus will leave for 3211. fruit, beverage. registration for 13-day bus ment. 10 a.m., crewel em­ the door. “Fiddler on the Roof” now through at Foot Prints, 466'Main St., Hartford (Fellow students: Mike Knight of Terryville, Conn., attempts character of the mythical television be to witness the Then on Wednesday mor­ the Fly/Cruise trip. The We’ll be counting on you Tuesday; Minestrone trip to Florida in broidery class. Friendship ELASTIC • The Little Theatre of Dec. 3. (522-1266 or 623-8227) Manchester, will present a perfor­ Kellin. Ernest Borgnine, among to do henceforth and hereon for ning we had 46 people for station high above the Minneapolis Gasparille Invasion and bus w ill leave at 7:15 Gold Card holders and your soup, grilled cheese February. Circle meeting and Manchester’s fall production of the mance workshop in flute and oboe others), and, in all verisimilitude, he television will fail with the in­ pinochle and the winners STOCKINGS skyline. Parade. This is where tomorrow morning. friends to pay us a visit and sandwich, brownies, Monday: 8 a.m. signing )inochle games. Noontime musical, “Company,” is being staged Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. For information, can act. act like many a Connecticut evitability of a reflex motion. are Vincent Borello. 593; WHEELCHAIRS At The Bush)nell He was still strutting, still you’ll see pirates taking Next Thursday is our I’m sure you’lf find beverage. up for bus trip to Florida. unch served. 12:45 p.m, tonight and Nov. 17 and 18 at 8:30 call 643-8953. lad seriously bent on Making It in one Buddy Ebsen has proved with Robina Carroll, 589; smirking, yes, indeed, telling folks — over the city. Next we go super Holiday Fair and it something to buy. ‘ «^«,„,^^WednesiWednesday: Tomato rice 10 a.m., kitchen social fbridge games. 1 p.m., craft IRTHURDRIHi p.m. in East Catholic High School Suzanne Farrell and Peter Martins • Concentus Musicus, a 12-member of the most competitive components “Barnaby Jones ” that there’s life, for a three-day stop in Lucille Goldman, 589: will start at 2 p.m. and end Three beautiful itemsms slicsliced white turkey cla.ss. Bus pickup at 8:15 auditorium. and Stars of The American Ballet Viennese ensemble, will play at least, those who would listen — of the American economy. That he career-wise, for even an actor over games. Ndontime lunch that Ted Baxter was none the worst Orlando where you'll visit • “Emigres,” a modern comedy by will perform tonight at 8 at Bushnell Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in Jorgensen did — from announcing at the WCCC 50 long associated with one par­ the Cypress Gardens. Memorial Hall in Hartford. Auditorium at University of Connec­ for the tears and turmoil of a new studios at the Old Bond Hotel, Hart­ ticular performing pattern. Perhaps Slawomir Mrozek will be playing in series cancellation and, besides, Disney World among other the Studio Theater of the Fine Arts Sunday at 8 p.m., Isaiah Jackson ticut in Storrs. The ensemble’s con­ ford, to equally-modest broadcast Miss Moore’s variety “package ” whoever thought Lou Grant and stints on both coasts before Lady stops. Center at University of Connecticut will conduct the Rochester Philhar­ ductor, Nikolaus Harnoncort, will failed, not because of a lack of Look For O ur Ufiadvertised Red Tag Sliedsds Mary Richards and Murray Luck beckoned. During the trip you'll in Storrs Tuesday through Saturday monic in a concert which will include give a free public lecture on the per­ dedication and drive (and she. in­ i Shop Coupon!^* Slaughter would forsake 01’ Ted, Ted Baxter, as empty-headed a visit other places such as at 8; 15 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinees Lalo’s “Cello Concerto,” Smetena’s formance of baroque music and his deed, has both elements-plus), but, B With this coupon and a S 7 ^ purchase B H Wth this coupon and a $7.50 purchase r ™ cc anyway? Busch Gardens, Show Boat Redeem any (X all cxxjpons with Nov. 18 and 19. (429-2912) “Bartered Bride,” and Berlioz’s research in the subject at 1 p.m. the "personality” as TV could be found rather, because of an erratic scrip- It was Ted Knight, nee Ted Baxter, to contain, was waiting in the wings. Dinner Theatre in Tampa, just one $7.50 purchase • The Queens Company at St. “Symphony Fantastique.” same day in Von der Mehden Recital Ung that defied rationalization and, back in Terryville, his home-town, a Ego-plus — and didn’t Baxter remind if available, Marineland Joseph College in West Hartford Monday at 11 a.m.. Jack Anderson, Hall. (486-4226) in turn, audience acceptance. bucolic corner of heavily- us of some folks we know! and the Space Center at presents Neil Simon’s “The Good syndicated colmnist and in­ • The Sounding Board, a coffee There’s a difference, a heap of industrialized Connecticut — he of Jackie Cooper "graduated” from Cape Canaveral. The overall ' 4 9 Doctor" tonight at a dinner-theater vestigative reporter, is the first house at the corner of Amity and difference, between tooling up an package includes 12 meals, speaker at the Bushnell Morning Lec­ the astonishingly dense, self- child roles to mature delineations. Edsel at Ford Motor Co. and then H i PoundPkg im p e ria l 1 1 2 0 Z. Package __ production beginning 7 p.m. in Park streets in Hartford will feature transportation, hotel and SSTOP&SHOt- STOP & SHOP ; ture Club series. Chris Morgan and Don Sineti tonight centered mind ON screen, yet. to be So, too, did Judy Garland, Mickey learning, to one's dismay, that the McGovern Hall on the college cam­ sure, very-much-with-it hometowner motel, sightseeing, baggage wrwiTi pus. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., the Hart­ at 8. The original Morgans will pre­ Rooney, Jackie Coogan. But not very market simply wasn’t there, and handling (one per person), :ORANGE 8 IMPERIAL s NABISCO RITZ ford Symphony Orchestra will sent a night of traditional and con­ very mindful of childhood ties, OFF many, in the final analysis. 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It simply did not come basis and because it Winter.” Nov. 17 and 18 at 8:15 p.m. doggoned easy there. 01’ Fella. troublesome. Who remembers “catch.” ting “The (hirious Savage” tonight at Working on CBS- TV's “The Mary Pernell Roberts, one of Pa is so near the holidays, you 8 in the auditorium of Aetna Life and Nov. 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m., the Refreshments will be available. The The talent IS there. What Ted can pay as little as $50 Broadway hit, “Grease” will be musicians will determine the Tyler Moore Show” for something Cartwright’s “boys” on “ Bonanza?” Knight needs now in television, Casualty Company, 151 Farmington like seven, award-winning seasons Mary Tyler Moore’s this season down and the remainder by Start saving niw onyour Ave., Hartford. (247-0842) Free presented. (246-6807) program from audience response as anyway, is a new image. The tumult the end of January. the evening progresses. (486-4226) (Knight himself has two TV Emmys) variety show bombed out quickly on and the shouting died away for Ted parking in the Aetna parking lot on was fine, certainly, but one can’t CBS. Is a dramatic series next for Now we have a couple Sigourney Street. Music Events • Marie-Claire Alain, orga'nist. will Baxter. A man who can pick up more trips scheduled for keep working until one positions Carol Burnett? Raymond Burr was national acclaim after humble • Brad C. Williams of Coventry is a • An evening of chamber music present a concert at Hartford's you who might like to get one’s self for one’s career golden identified so long as Perry career start HAS the capabilities to Thaiikss^vuig Saast puppet manipulator in “ An Evening will be presented Tuesday at 8 p.m. Center Church, Main and Gold years as a downright obnoxious, yet, Mason/Chief Ironsides that anything away for some of the cold of Puppetry” being present tonight at streets, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. A recep­ forge ahead anew. Right on. Ted, in Shafer Auditorium at Eastern in a way, lovable television “per­ and everything he’s attempted since. right on! wintery days. One is to fly 8:15 in the Harriet S. Jorgensen tion will follow the program. Tickets to Fort Lauderdale on Jan. Connecticut State College in sonality.” Shop early and get your Stop & Shopswo Theater, University of Connecticut, Willimantic. The program will at the door. 22 to Feb. 5. You’ll stay at Storrs. Williams manipulates the the Jolly Roger Hotel on feature music by Cesar Franck and puppet, the Devil, in “The Soldier’s the beach and spent two big Beethoven. There will be a reception weeks right there. It’s get­ self sen/ice deli Ideas for G re e n B e a m C m n b e n y j i Tale,” by Igor Stravinsky. (429-2912) after the concert. Theater Schedule supper and school lunches, too. • At the American Shakespeare ting late to decide on this Stop & Shop • The Hartt Chamber Winds at the Wii.Hi Lxliiliii.s 1 5 % o zR Stop & Shop “Big Eye” Pork Sale! 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Manchester - 119 Speilcer Street FOR SCREEN TIMES ______(Silver Lane) (in Windsor Shojiping Center) PACK TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Nuv. Ii. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Nov. 11. 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN Herald Oklahoma-Nebraska Shootout Riva Ridge Cartoon Characters? angle Track Mark Joe’s Earl Yost Could Be Scoring Explosion Slew’s Aim Not Patriot Defense World Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI) - Riva By JOE GARMAN % NEW YORK (UPI) - Satur­ Oklahoma’s Billy Sims is a prime the Heisman Trophy never entered Three other stars sure to receive day’s Oklahoma-Nebraska candidate for this year's honor. In my mind. The national championship considerable Heisman support are Ridge’s 1973 track record of fact, many consider the Sooner NEW YORK - Although being just as eftective in pressing the shootout could produce the is far more important than that. The Nathan Poole of Louisville, the 1:47 will be Seattle Slew’s or two dillerence among the players their nicknames may create passers this year as we have in the on our overall grades.” pheasant flushed, catching us flat Hotv the Time Flies biggest scoring explosion in national championship is settled on nation’s leading scorer with 96 points object Saturday when the 4- past. There are reasons for the lower Believe in the Dog the field, while there is too much and a 10.7 average, who seeks the visions of cartoon characters, Hamilton, a 14th round draft choice footed for a moment. We both fired How the time flies department: college football history and year-old colt makes the last number of sacks. Quarterbacks are in 1973, is the only member of the There’s an old saying amongst bird College Football politics involved in the Heisman century mark against Memphis there is nothing comical about as it winged over toward some trees Pete Close and his son. 14-year-old perhaps the national cham­ start of his career in the not setting up as deep in the pocket quartet who came into the league hunters that goes something like this, voting.” State; quarterback Steve Dils of in another field. We knew the bird Peter will be one of the many father pion. New England’s defensive cor­ and also are not sending their with the Patriots. Lunsford and “If you’ve got a good dog, BELIEVE Charles White of fifth-ranked Stanford, the nation’s passer with a $100,000-added Stuyvesant was hit, because we saw the feathers and son combinations in the Five speedster in the vanguard for the ps of Raymond (Sugar Bear) receivers as deep against us. McGee were obtained in trades from IN THE DOG.” These words, or Top-ranked Oklahoma, leading the Southern California is No. 3 in 24.1 game completion average who Stakes at Aqueduct. fly before it settled down in a tree, Mile Road Race Thanksgiving mor­ award since he’s the nation's leading Hamilton, Mel (Jaws) Receivers are trying to go un­ Washington in 1973 and Chicago in similar sentiments, are easier said country in rushing offense at 414.7 rushing, but this Heisman candidate faces Arrizona State, and Charles Slew was assigned high impost of about 200 yards away. ning. The senior Close, the last rusher with 1,397 yards and a 155.2 derneath our coverage and quarter­ 1974, respectively. Bishop was signed than done, Especially when we think yards a game, must beat fourth- game average. also must breach a solid defense to Alexander of 11th ranked Louisiana 134 pounds — the most he’s ever Lunsford, 'Tony (Mack the We arrived at the .spot where we Manchester native to win a berth on backs are dumping off to backs more as a free agent in 1976 after being we are faced with the obvious. What ranked Nebraska to maintain its Sims, however, faces the nation's secure additonal backing in the State, who seeks to improve on his carried — for the Itith miles, and Sack) McGee and Richard had marked the bird ... no bird ... the United States track and field momenturh toward a national title often.” waived by Cincinnati. made me decide to write about his Stomping' around the brush under the team in Olympic competition, is the eighth stingiest team in rushing balloting. USC faces defending Rose No. 11 position among rushers will be giving from 19 to 29 pounds to (Tricky Dick) Bishop. New England, one of the first clubs and the Orange Bowl bid that goes to “Lunsford's primary responsibility was an incident that happened last tree, we searched ever which way, current track and cross country defense. Nebraska’s average yield is Bowl champion Washington, Pacific against third ranked Alabama. his seven opponents. The Patriots' defense, which has to convert to the 3-4 defense in 1974, week. the Big Eight champion. 10 rushing defense leader, in a game Nevertheless, Slew, to be ridden by is tp stop the run,” says Bullough, looking for it. Don to “Willy.” “Find coach at Tufts University. 114.4 yards a game. No. 2 Penn State, another team helped keep the team atop the AFC usually starts each game with “while McGee comes in and provides I went pheasant hunting with some Nebraska, top team in total offense that will eliminate the loser from Angel Cordero Jr. from post No. 3, the bird, find the bird, Willy.” The younger Close is attending “My goal before the the season was waiting for Oklahoma to falter, plays Eastern Division with an 8-2 record, Lunsford and Bishop at ends around our most effective pass rush. Tony friends one day last week on a game with a 515.2 yard average, would was tabbed the prohibitive 1-10 Suddenly the dog took off and went Notre Dame Prep in New Haven and North Carolina State, a school that is anchored by its strong front wall. nose tackle Hamilton. McGee, an creates a lot of traffic on that left preserve out east. The hunt was merit consideration toward being swears the sun rises and eets with favorite and will be coupled with down a hill a good 200 feet from has performed with the cross country New England is No. 2 among AFC eight-year veteran, replaces side when he's in there. Bishop organized by my good friend, Tom named the No. 1 team in next week’s running back Ted Brown, the nation's stablemate Big John Tavlor. where we were searching ... and off squad this fall. clubs in fewest yards allowed (286.4 Lunsford in passing situations as the probably is the best of the four Quinn, a Manchesterite and one of ratings if the Cornhuskers pull off the eighth leading rusher with a 131.5 From the rail out, the field in­ he went along the bottom of the hill Close Sr. came out of Manchester per game) and is the toughest unit to “designated rusher.” Greg Boyd, against the run and pass combined. the finest dog trainers in the East. upset Coach Tom Osborne believes yard average. There’s an excellent cludes Big John Taylor, 117; Father another 250 to 300 feet away from us High a standout and continued his run against in the conference (111.3 hampered by injuries most of the Richard is the quiet one of the group. I’m sure when some of my readers his team can accomplish. ' t i chance that Penn State will be in the Hogan, 111; Jumping Hill, 115; Do “What's that dog up to?” Don outstanding career at St. John's average rushing yards per game). season, and free agent Greg Schaum. He has tremendous upper body see the words “game preserve,” The two teams also rate one-two in Tell George, 114; Wise Philip, 112; said, as he tried to call him back. University. He won the Five Miler in Orange Bowl against the Oklahoma- The only area in which Coach signed last September after being strength and has done extremely well toey’Il figure ... “Like shooting fish Manchester in 1958 — 20 years ago. scoring offense, with Nebraska Nebraka winner. Finger Paints, 107, and Judging Man, Chuck Fairbanks’ club is not released by Dallas, occasionally We were all trying to figure him no. filling in for Adams. Hamilton's forte in a barrel” ... that’s hunting on a out, and Tom was muttering under While in college. Close won the averaging 41.3 points a game for nine Another game involving top ranked measuring up to its 1977 standards is relieve Bishop when he moves inside is his quickness and knowledge of the preserve. These are the same people outings and Oklahoma registering teams pits No. 6 Texas against No. 8 Although none of the orses in the his breath, about crazy darn fool dogs ICAA indoor mile championships in in sacks. The Patriots have tackled to spell Hamilton. game. He's very steady and has who think this way, when you say both 1958 and 1959 as well as the 40.4 per contest. Houston, whose coach. Bill Yeoman, field could provide serious competi­ opposing passers 19 times in 10 that he'd trained taking off like that. played in 80 straight games for us. " you’ve fished a stocked pond ... But Suddenly up the hill came “Willy,” Metropolitan distance titles. As the football season winds down admits his Cougars surprised him tion for Slew at equal weights, there games after leading the league last “We’d much rather go with six Builough's defensive unit will be when you take them out to the proud as a peacock, with the bird in He took part in the 1.500 meter run in PeU* (]|ose and bowl mentions come up, in­ this season “by coming along faster should be some support for Do Tell season with 58 sacks. men but we’ve been forced to go just severely tested Sunday when the stocked pond, they can’t do any his mouth ... Right up to Don he the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. dividuals attempt to come up with than expected.” George and Jumping Hill, both older, New England defensive coor­ four this year because of injuries,” Florida have 16 each. Kentucky Houston Oilers, seeking their first better there than they would fishing a went, and then turned, and took the Before accepting the Tufts post. spectacular performances to Also, No. 7 Michigan plays stakes-winning horses who are dinator Hank Bullough is not says Bullough, “End Julius Adams, Miami, Michigan State. Minnesota, just to stay healthy and play consis­ postseason playoff berth since 1969, public pond or river ... The fish bird over to Quinn, who lifted it from Close served in a like coaching enhance their chances for the consideration for the Pasadea Northwestern, No. 9 UCLA meets receiving a lotof weight from the big alarmed at the drop-off. the senior member of the group, hurt Purdue, Stanford and Texas A&M tent football each game,” says Sims. travels to Foxboro. The Patriots become wild very shortly in a him. The dog looked at us as if to say, capacity at MIT where he was was coveted Heisman Trophy. classic. White is averaging 151.4 Oregon State and No. 10 Georgia brown colt. “Our number of sacks doesn't his shoulder in the regular season each turned out 14 while 13 each He then modestly adds that “winning defensive line will be measured stocked pond, and a hunt organized “Hey turkeys, I knew what I was also the director of sports informa­ points a game. faces Florida. Do Tell George, owned by Betty L, mean that much to me,” Bullough opener and is on injured reserve. came from Alabama, Pittsburgh and against a maturing group of Oiler by Tom Quinn is no easy pickin’s. doing!” tion. Davis, was second behind Dr. explains. “The most important thing That took away some of our depth Tennessee. linemen who have allowed quarter­ The birds are not put out and Another time, while hunting with Patches in toe recent Meadowlands is pressuring the quarterback, and versatility. But all four of our top Penn State and Pitt were the only back Dan Pastorini to be sacked only placed with head tucked under wing, Quinn, and one of his great dogs,— u se Tops Road Race Entry List over 1^700 Cup and earlier this summer led all making him release the ball before guys have played well each week. I so that they sleep until aroused by Eastern schools with 10 or more ex­ toe way to win the Salvator Mile at eight times, the fewest in the NFL “Son Dog,” the dog locked on point in For the second straight year. he is ready to throw. I feel we’re don’t think there’s more than a point this season. the dogs. On this preserve, they are players listed. Monmouth. Ridden by Sam Maple, some tall grass next to a stone wall. Southern California has produced the dropped long before the hunt, and are We stomped and beat those bushes most players on the 28 National Foot­ the 5-year-old horse will get 20 scattered all over some 70 odd acres Statistically Speaking pounds from Slew. for a good five minutes while “Son ball League squads this season. No ... So, what you are hunting are Dog” stayed locked up. I even poked less than 41 onetime Trojans are The average height of a player in Jumping Hill, to be ridden by holdover birds from previous Duggan, Second Twice, Slew’s former jockey, Jean Cruguet, Sparky Lyle Out to Texas around the rocks in the wall. Turning sprinkled on the rosters, the same the American Football Conference is stockings, and moving wary to Tom, I said, “That bird must have number as a year ago. 6-2, he weighs 221.84 pounds, is 26 won a turf race at Aqueduct two pheasants ... And they can move! WMks ago.and prior to that finished jumped up on the wall, and scooted It’s interesting to note that Ohio years old and has 4.23 years But to get back to my story. Don along the top.” (Pheasants will often State and Colorado each has 28 while experience in the NFL. third in the Santa Anita Handicap and Guinan of Manchester, who was one will receive 19 pounds. “The one do this ... They are great runners.) Penn State. Eastern’s perennial On the other hand, in the National Ready for Main Prize In 10-Player Transaction of my companions, has a really grea', The words were no sooner out of thing Slew 4as never done is carry power, has sent 26 players into the Conference, the average height is 6- dog going in “Willy,” a beautiful my mouth, when the bird blew out... NFL. weight,” said one of the colt’s for 10 seasons and spent more than 1.9, 220.52 pounds, 25.97 years old and By EAR I, YOST three times was named to the NCAA NEW YORK (UPI) - German Shorthair. Trained by right from between my feet... I was Three colleges list 20 players each, with 4.17 years in the league. All-America track squad . owners, Mickey Taylor, in explaining five with the Yankees, Lyle, 34, had Quinn, this dog has got to be one of Sports Kililor the decision to use the Stuyvesant as Sparky Lyle, the American so startled, I came 4 feet up in the air Michigan, Oklahoma and San Diego Today’s player is taller and The Hartford native, who first said he would not agree to the trade the best I’ve hunted over ... Great ... and never got off a shot! The dog State while UCLA, Grambling, Kan­ heavier than players 10 and 20 years Third two years ago and se­ starred at Hartford Public, will be toe colt’s finale. “He’s won at all the League’s Cy Young Award unless his contract terms were met nose, minds well, beautiful style on distances, but he’s never carried the kind of looked at me in disgust and sas and Nebraska have 19 “grads” in ago, younger than players of 30 years cond last year in the Five Mile . making his 11th appeared in the Silk winner in 1977 who became dis­ but Rosen said that to his knowledge pont and a damn good retriever. disdainfully trotted off... as if to say the pro ranks. ago but older than those who played Road Race in Manchester Town bunion hop which starts at top weight that makes a great han­ enchanted when relegated to Lyle is satisfied with Texas owner Willy had pointed a bird, and as we dicap horse.” “Hey man ... BELIEVE IN THE Jackson State and Tennessee State 20 years ago. Thanksgiving morning, Charlie 10:30. second-line status in the Brad Corbett’s money offer. were running up toward the dog, the DOG.” list 18 each and California and Have a nice weekend. During this period, he placed in the Both Taylor and the colt’s trainer, Lyle still has two more years to run Duggan has his sights set on Doug Peterson, acknowledge that a bullpen, Friday got his wish to on his old contract but it was moving up one notch this time top 10 on eight occasions. be traded when the New York Duggan, 5-7 and 138 pounds, also track record is being considered, but believed the Rangers were going to around. chased Burfoot home in 1975, neither would committ themselves to Yankes sent him to the Texas lenghthen it at a sizeable increase in toe possibility of Slew’s breaking salary. 10-Pin Laurels Heisman Nominees The 25-year-old Hartford native, finishing 11 seconds back. Last year Rangers in a 10-player deal. now residing in Gainesville, Fla., the margin was nine- seconds and Secretariat’s American record of The Yankees dealt Lyle, the 34- As Lyle feared when the Yankes 1:45 2-5 for the distance. working with Marty Liquori’s about 75 yards. year-old left-hander, plus catcher signed free agent Rich Gossage for N On Display Today Athletic Attic headquarters in that There is every indication that this “For one thing, the track isn’t as Mike Heath, pitchers Larry McCall $2.75 million last year, there was not Sunshine city, was one of more than year’s field will be the biggest ever fast, there’s a lot of sand on it,” said and Dave'Rajsich and utility in­ enough work for both late-inning On Line Sunday 300 entries received by Will Hadden for both starters and finishers. Peterson. “We’re not really sending fielder DiMingo Ramos to Texas for relievers. The Yankees elected to UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - The Penn State-North yesterday for the 1978 run. With Duggan’s entry, five of the Slew out to break the record—just to center fielder Juan Beniquez, rely on the hard-throwing Gossage Three 10-Pin Bowling Tournament championships will be on win the race.” Carolina State game of last seaon turned into a record- The entry list has soared over the top 10 finishers from a year ago will pitchers Dave Righetti, Paul and, as third baseman Graig Nettles the line Sunday afternoon at the Parkade Lanes. A track or an American record shattering showdown between two players who now are among 1,700 mark for the 42nd run Turkey be back , plus John Vitale who has Mirabella and Mike Griffin and out­ quipped, Lyle “went from Cy Young Up for grabs will be the Men’s Scratch, and Men’s and Day. would strengthen Slew’s bid for a se­ to sayonara.” the leading contenders for the Heisman Trophy. been Burfoot’s chief competitor over fielder Greg Jemison. The Rangers Women’s Handicap Division crowns. Duggan has to be a serious the years. cond consecutive Horse of the Year Just one season earlier, Lyle And Penn State quarterback Chuck also received an undisclosed amount one challenger to end Amby Burfoot’s Bob Hensley (3), Jack Muharin (5), title, which he won by a split decision of money. became the first relief pitcher in Only one defending champion Fusina and Wolfpack running back 46 rushing yards per game, tops in last year. made it to the finals, Marilyn All matches start at 1 o’clock and seven-year rein and almost complete Kevin McCusker (8) and Paul Cheney^s Best Righetti, 20, was considered the Sparky l,ylr American League history to win the will be best of five games. Ted Brown will resume that the nation. Cy Young Award. After resolving a Rogers. She will be challenged by dominatioti in the past decade. Only Oparowski (9) earlier fon^arded main player in the deal as far as the said. “He hopes they work his butt Ragna has a 177 average, three staistical duel Saturday when the un­ Fusina has completed 57 percent of Cheney Tech’s No. 1 cross contract dispute with the Yankees Lois Brown. John Vitale in 1970 has been able to their entries as well as Vitale was a Yankes were concerned. The off. That’s what he wants. He is one pins better than Tomlinson. beaten and second-ranked Nittany his passes for 1,667 yards and thrown country runner this fall has that resulted in a three-year, $350,000 beat the tall, beared Burfoot who has disappointing 11th a year ago. youngster struck out 127 batters and of toe greatest left-handed relief The Men’s Scratch title will be In the handicap groups, Brown has Lions, 9-0, meet NC. State, 6-2, at for 11 touchdowns while leading a Bowling contract for the pitcher, Lyle not officially entered as yet. Only entries postmarked no later been Ron Schulz. The walked only 49 in 91 innings at Tulsa pitchers the game has ever known. decided when John Ragna and Bill 39 pins a game and Rogers 32. Beaver Stadium. balanced Penn State offense that is appeared in 72 games and posted a Training with other United States than Sunday, Nov. 12 will be accepted freshman was the individual of the American Association this He’s a great competitor.” Tomlinson pair off while Tom Richter will be allowed 31 pins and Fusina broke three Penn State averaging 402 yards per game — 205 13-5 record with 26 saves. His earned Olympic hopefuls in Gainesville, for the Nov. 23 run. winner in several meets. BLOSSOMS- Marty Bradshaw year. He was 5-5 as a starter. In order for the Yankees to trade Richter and Dave Hennequin will Hennequin 32 which should add up to records by completing 22-of-36 passes rushing and 197 passing. run average over 137 innings was for 315 yards last season and his 11- Duggan will represent the Athletic 192-519. “We’re in love with Righetti,” said Lyle, they had to get his consent meet in the Men’s Handicap Divi­ three close matches. Penn State is hoping for a New Attic. 2.17. V Yankees President A1 Rosen at a since he has ben in the major leagues sion. yard touchdown pass to Scott Fitzkee Year’s night date in the Orange ^ w l The public is invited. Earlier this fall he won the Univer­ news conference announcing the with 58 seconds remaining gave the with top-ranked Oklahoma for the Osborn Rehired sity of Florida Invitational Cross EASTERN Bl SINESS Cliff trade. “He’s a left-handed power Lions a tough 21-17 win at Raleigh, national championship. But Paterno, Country Meet against many of the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Jones 180-436, Alan Grzyb 169-452, pitcher and we’ve had great reports N.C. who abhors all talk of polls and bowls World Team best college and club runners in the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday Ted Kowzun 168-392, Ron Joiner 156- on him. One of our scouts said he Brown was the key figure in the before the end of the season, knows MCC Volleyball Performance South. named former pitching coach Don 398, George Blake 156-406, Howie thinks he’s another Ron Guidry. I Wolfpack’s near upset, setting a the Wolfpack will be coming into the Tennis Loses While at Springfield College, Osborn to resume that position in the Peters 155-414, John Aceto 147-382, don’t think that’s possible but it’s school record with 251 yards in 37 game relaxed and ready to give his Charlie Duggan 1979 season. carries while giving Penn State Duggan rewrote the record book and John David 145, Ben Grzyb Jr. 145, nice to know he’s considered in that team a battle — and he’s concerned. Fifth Squad Joe Vinsko 143, George Blake 406, class.” Used to Stiff Competition defenders fits any time he moved “North Carolina State is a quick John Lavado 397, Hank Grzyb 391, into the open field. team,” he said. “They don’t cry to Texas originally did not want to SPORTS In Tehran, Iran, a scholastic and is becoming a better hitter. And Dave LaChapelle 389, Paul Gilberto part with Righetti but the Yankes in­ Penn State Coach Joe Paterno isn’t dominate you physically but they’re OAKLAND (UPI) - The In­ volleyball team that loses only Maryam works very hard at spiking expecting anything different from Falcons-Saints Meeting dianapolis Loves have become the 377, Tom Harrison 378. sisted upon the left-hander in order to SLATE the ball.” an explosive, dangerous football fifth team to pull out of the World three games is disqualified Brown this year. The 5-foot-lO, 200- team that tries to finesse you with complete the deal. Righetti was Eskandani is studying business ad­ pound senior, who has gained 1,052 Team Tennis circuit, but com­ HOME EN(;iNEEKS- Kim bothered by a minor arm problem at Salurdav from competition. ministration and eventually hopes to options and play action. I really McComb 180-450, Shirley McBride yards this season and is the NCAA’s believe they'll be a much tougher test missioner Butch Buchholtz says toe the end of the season but Rosen said FOOTBALL “Nowhere in the world is get a bachelor’s degree in accoun­ fifth all-time leading rusher, will test league still plans to operate again 202-181-515, Eileen Henson 494, it was “nothing serious.” Enfielil at Manrliesler, there stiffer competition,’’ ac­ ting. than Maryland was. We’re very Has Significant Meaning next year. Hildur Zawistowski 465, Phyllis a Lion defense that has allowed just much concerned about them.” Rosen said he had spoken to Lyle i 1:30 cording to Maryam Eskandani, In Iran it may be a iittle harder to After a meeting with other owners Heritage 469, Cathy Bohjalian 482, about the trade and that the lefty ; Si. Paul al EuhI Lalliolir, 20, a student at Manchester get into college, from an academic NEW YORK (UPI) - Never couraging thing is the team should at the offices of the WTT Golden Alyce McArdle 460. reliever was glad, 7:.’10 point of view. One must take 24 Mistakes are a partial explanation before has a game between the now feel it’s capable of bqating Gaters in Oakland, Buchholtz said “Sparky seemed elated,” Rosen i East Hartford al Feriiii, Community College and a courses a year in the seventh, eighth anybody.” for Atlanta’s inability to generate “the recent franchise withdrawals 1:30 member of the women’s and ninth grades. And they are all Atlanta Falcons and New much offense. The Falcons rank last Coaches Share Orleans Saints had the Atlanta Coach Leeman Bennett is are regrettable. However, they have Windham al I’eniiev, volleyball team. required courses. But after ninth in the NFC in that category but will not so reluctant to talk about the come as no surprise and have been I :.’40 grade, students select their courses. significance of Sunday’s go against a team with the secord American Pfister Tough rules are necessary, Eskan­ playoffs. The Falcons have been anticipated by the league. Smilli Windsor al Bloom- dani says, because there are many There are nine months of school meeting involving the two worst defensive ranking in the con­ The present board is confident that close before. They almost made it in ference. field, I :’<0 teams in a city of 4;5 million in­ and three trimesters a year. Lot in Common perennial non-playoff teams. 1973 when they finished 9-5. Last toe WTT concept is viable and (is) G la s lo n h iir y a I Sometimes classes in some courses habitants. But never before in 16 previous year, Bennett’s first as a head coach. committed today to go ahead with Defeats Rosewall Borkville, I illO Maryam began playing the univer­ meet daily and others meet only once present plans to play in 1979.” seasons have the Saints won more The key for the Falcons will be how GIBES SWIMMING sal sport back in the seventh grade. a week, but one cannot avoid taking NEW YORK (UPI) — Brown Coach John Anderson and Dart­ than five games. A victory Sunday at He revealed that the league HONG KONG (UPI) — American Hank Pfister upset defen- iii! Manrliesler al Glass LL 24 courses. mouth skipper Joe Yukica share a lot in common. well their defense, one of the Good thing. With hundreds of teams the New Orleans Superdome would league’s best, contains the Saints’ presently is reviewing applications ding champion Ken Rosewall of Australia, 6-4, 7-6, in what he I Meel (SGSG), .TiOO vying for honors in her homeland, a Heavy emphasis is placed on all They coached together at Dart­ be their sixth of the year. NFL exciting offense sparked by Archie for franchises in Los Angeles, New called “my most cherished victory’’ Friday as play in the Hong I EusI Galliolie al Glass M good head start is necessary just to the sciences, especially algebra, mouth under Bob Blackman, and son),” Yukica quipped. And not since 1973 have the Falcons Manning, toe NFC’s leading passer. York, Houston, Tampai San Diego, Meel (Wilson High), .5:00 qualify for the many trials of future biology, chemistry and physics. Anderson served as an assistant to Chicago, Atlanta and St. Louis. Kong Tennis Patrons’ Classic was halted due to rain. Both squads enter the game with 4- won five straight games. A victory the Falcons were among the league’s Manning completed 22-of-32 passes competition. English is considered a second Yukica at Boston College. So as they The league “has a large number of The 25-year-old sixth seeded player Krishnan 1 league marks. Brown, the pre­ Sunday would be their fifth straight most improved teams, ending 7-7 and for 344 yards (a 1978 NFL high) and and Australian Geoff WEEKEND TEEVEE “I learned vollyball just by prac­ Maryam Eskandani language and students begin learning ready for their Ivy showdown Satur­ the world’s top players under con­ became top contender for the $12,750 season favorite, lost their first game and also their first in five games at looking hopefully toward this season. one TD against Pittsburgh. Masters. Salurday ticing in my back yard,” she said. “I that in the first grade. day in Providence, the two coaches the Superdome. With a 64 record, they trail Los tract,” Buchbolz said, and “is con­ / winner’s purse by eliminating fourth Rosewall, 1976 and 1977 Hong Kong “We had to get used to idiomatic to Yale, but has won five straight. seeded Rosewall, toe last of toe top I2:.30 — NGAA Foolliull, never had formal clinical Eskandani came to the United naturally agreed on the key figures in Dartmouth, picked as an also-ran, More important, never before have Angeles by two games in the NFC tinuing negotiations with other top classic winner and fourth seeded this % Gli.8,40 experience. I had no real coaching States in June 1976 on a visit with her expressions,” Maryam said, “All we the game — the quarterbacks. the National Football League West. stars to fill out rosters for toe coming five players, at Hong Kdhg’s Victoria year, returned from 5-1 in the second studied was grammar so I needed to opened up with an upset win over In other games Sunday, Pittsburgh Park. I — Wrcsiling, Gli.22 until I went out to join my high school mother, Sanam Eskandani, and a Brown is led by senior co-captain playoffs included either NFC West “I think we have an excellent visits los Angeles in a nationally season.” set to lose the tiebreaker 11-9. learn more vocabulary and speaking Penn and has improved each week. The tempermental American 2:30 - WGT TcniiiH, team.” brother, Rashid Eskandani. Mark Whipple, a deadly passer but team. With six weeks left, each has chance to make the playoffs for the televised night game, Denver is at Indianapolis followed New York, “This is my most cherished win,” the language.” An outside observer. Harvard smashed powerful cross-court I Gli.18 There are scores of championship “My parents had very close friends one who lets his backs do the running. legitimate reason for believing one of first time,” Bennett said. “But to do Cleveland, Dallas at Green Bay, Boston, Los Angeles and San Diego iii said the Bakersfield Californian who In the summer of 1976 Maryam coach Joe Restic, thinks Dartmouth passing shots after rocket serves to ♦ — NGAA Foolltull, tournaments in Iran, and cups are here in Manchester,” she said, “and Dartmouth’s si^ a l caller is also ^ the two conference wild card berths that, we've got to be more consistent Houston at New England, Miami at pulling out of toe league. also has defeated Connors — The win visited Las Vegas and Los Angeles. has the edge going into the game. break the tenacious Australian’s Gli.8,40 the only prizes. The best teams in the they invited us to stay here for a day senior co-captain. Buddy Teevens, can be theirs. on offense and we’ve got to do Buffalo, New York Gia^nts at Still in the league are Seattle, New he consider his most important. She also joined the Youth for In other Division I action, Boston spectacular comeback in toe second 4 :3 0 — .SporlH Speo- nation play each other until the ul­ or two and be a part of their family.” The Saints, 5-5 and winners in three something about all those silly Washington, Chicago at Minnesota, Orleans, Golden Gate, Phoenix and “There just aren’t many guys who Understanding program and the College is,at Army; Boston Universi­ set of toe one-hour 50-minute match. luculur, Gli.3 timate victor becomes the champion Those friends are Dr. Hossais of their last four, nearly upset the penalties.” Baltimore at Seattle, Kansas City at Anaheim. beat Rosewall.” of Tehran. Many times this club American Field Service while atten­ ty at Connecticut; Massachusetts at Tournament drawing cards Jimmy 7:.'10 — NHL: BriiiiiH >k. Hendessi, a surgeon at Manchester Pittsburgh Steelers last week, The Falcons are tied with San Diego, New York Jets at Pfister, who has made hiirtSelf un­ Bc«l Wings, Gli.38; recruits outstanding players from Memorial Hospital, a native of Iran, ding Manchester High. V ^ lle g e Football J holy Cross; Lehigh at Maine; Connors of the United States and popular among tennis fans by yelling leading 14-13 until Terry Bradshaw Oeveland for the league high in Philadelphia, Tampa Bay at Detroit Chylak Retires 8 — NIII,: Riiiigcrs runner-up teams and then plays the and his wife, Ann Meta. They invited “I really love the United Stales. Springfield at New Hampshire; Har­ Buster Mottram of Great Britain — at ballboys and winging balls at of­ and he is more of a running threat threw a touchdown pass with less penalties with 90, including 17 in last and St. Louis at San Francisco. Cin­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Nestor VH.IVni|uinH, Gli.9 best teams from other countries, Maryam- to stay. “I definitely Maryam said. “There are more op­ vard at Penn; Merchant Marine at their countries’ top players — were ficials, said Rosewall “is a marvel.” than his Brown counterpart. than two minutes left. week’s victory over San Francisco. cinnati hosts Oakland Monday night. Chylak, a veteran of 24 American Sunday Eskandani said. decided to do this,” Eskandani said, Rhode Island; Princeton at Yale, and out with injuries. Of his own game the Australian portunities and more freedoms here “Teevens will be the best quarter­ New Orleans’ first-year coach, League seasons and the “dean” of II — Sfirecr, Gli.24 In Iran, as-in the United States, “and my mother and brother went than in Iran. 1 guess I had a tough Central Connecticut at Northeastern. Dick Nolan, who has the club turned American Pat Dupre eliminated said, “My serve is up and down like back we’ve faced all season,” said major league umpires, Wednesday No. 2 seeded John Alexander. iiij 12 — .Soccer, Gli.24 there are men’s and women’s teams. back to Iran. I wanted to a new time learning English and getting In Division II, it’s Williams at around after a 3-11 finish last season, an elevator. Some days I lose con­ Anderson, unabashedly. “We have to announced his retirement to take a Australia’s top player, in the second I — NFI,: Giaiils vs. This is complicated by the fact that experience, and I knew that living in used to the atmosphere here, and Amherst; Boston State at refuses to discuss.his team's playoff fidence. Today I lost a little because stop him, that is the key. Teevens Runner^8 Club Signs 70 position with toe staff of Dick Butler, round and American Tom Gorman Redskins, Gli.3 students change schools so often. the United States would be very being away from home was difficult. Bridgewater: Bowdoin at Colby; chances. He says it is not yet a he (Pfister) is such an aggressive throws the football very, very well. supervisor of AL umpires. lost to his compatriot, Mike Cahill in I — NFI,: Oilers vs. You can’t tell the players without exciting. I don’t know if I’ll go back “I go home every summer and my Southern Connecticut at Cortland serious contender. But he admits last Busy as a politician on toe night player.” We have to stop their passing at­ night at the Senior Citizens’ Center. Chylak, who joined the AL in 1954, the opening round. Patriots, Gli.22l30 reading all the score cards. to Iran on a permanent basis. Actual­ father has come hree every winter. State; AIC at Hofstra; Framingham before election was the organizing tack.” week’s game at Pittsburgh supplied A slate of officers will be elected did not complete the 1978 season In toe only other action Friday, Busy day 4 — NFI,: Bears vs. Maryam first attended Mahin- ly I love both countries. I’ll have to This winter 1 am going home again. State at Maine Maritime; Norwich at more confidence to an already committee for the Manchester Whipple drew equal praise from early next month. because of health problems. Dupre beat Americans Terry Moor 6- JACK.SONVILLE. Fla. (UPI) - Vikings, Gli,3 dokhte, then transferred to divide myself in half.” My father will not be coming this Middlebury; Massachusetts maturing squad. Runners’ Club. Yukica. Anyone interested in joining may Although he has completely 2,6-2 in uneventful play under heavy Representatives of the Gator Bowl 7 — NHL: Briiiiis vs. Mehriran, then changed to Sokhan. Maryam plays center back, left winter. Maritime at New Haven; Curry at “The frustrating thing is playing Bob Digan reported 70 men, “He does an exceptional job at secure inforpiation from Digan at toe recovered, he had passed the retire­ skies that halted play three times Association’s selection committee iji; Sabres, Gli.38 The past two years she attended back and right back. Coach Sandy “You could not ask for a better Plymouth State; Coast Guard at well enough to beat a team that has women and children took out moving the ball. Tm more worried Youth Services office, 494 Main ment age of 55 and was pleased to before officials adjourned a match will scout 19 football teams Saturday 9 — NFL: Ste<‘lers vs. Manchester High but did not play Sawicki says the young volleyball host family. They have been very Seton Hall; Bates at Tufts, and Trini­ played the best football in the league membership in the two-hour about Whipple than John (Ander­ ty at Wesleyan. Street, or by calling 647-3495. accept an appointment as an aide to between Indian champ Ramesh as they begin to reduce the field of Bams, Gh.8,40 volleyball because existing rules dis­ player “has been playing well and is nice to me. I have two families and over 10 games,” Nolan said. “The en­ membership drive last Thursday Butler. post-season contenders. qualify students who are over 18. very enthusiastic. She serves well four parents,” she said with a smile. TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchest,.r Conn.. Sat.. Nov II 197K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 11, 1978- PAGE THIRTEEN Help Wanted INDEX 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Area Bulletin Board 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homee tor Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 N O T IC lt WAITRESS- Full time and 2 “ And Found SECRETARIAL POSITION NURSES AIDES- Home 2 — Portontlt part time openings. Excellent SUPPLEMENT YOUR EXPERIENCED PART EXPERIENCED Mechanic Tuesday, there will be junior high administrative office of Health Aides part time flexi­ l*TO Fair 3 — Announeomontt working conditions and fringe Health Maintenance ble hours early evenings and INCOME and Learn New TIME housekeeper from 3:30 needed for fast growing shop, workshop will be sponsored by the o|»n house from 7 to 9 p.m. Students < — Entortainmont benefits. Apply in person only Skills while stil in school or to 5 pm, Monday thru Friday. cars and medium trucks. In­ 5 — Auctions Organization. Starting salary weekends. Provide personnel SOUTH WINDSOR - The Avery Bolton High School Parents Group will serve as guides. The program g K c H e r a l d Howard Johnson, 394 Tolland $10,000 annually plus liberal care to people in their Homes. employed. Now, the Connec­ Call between 3:30 and 5 pm surance benefits. Call 875-8773 Turnpike, Manchester. or 875-8607. Street School PTO will sponsor a Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the school. will start in the Little Theater. FINANCIAL fringe benefits. (5ood typing Home Health Aide certifica­ ticut Army National Guard 649-9257. crafts fair and fiea market. Saturday 8 3ondS‘Slocks*MortgaBM and shorthand skill, proficien” tion or Nurses Aides training makes it easy for you to Marcia Pond, director of financial Thursday, a convention will be held 9 — Personal Loans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TEENAGERS- Earn Extra become a paid member of the FULL TIME OPENING In MACHINISTS- Expereinced from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the school I 10 ~ Insurance cy in transcribing from dic­ lerferred. Must have own aid at Connecticut College, will be for parents of senior high students. Money for Christmas. Full or tating equipment. Send ransportation, mileage paid. Guard (if you’re between 17 & kitchen of food preparation operators and set-up men. gym. EMPLOYMENT f guest speaker. The public is invited. The convention will start at 7 p.m. in part time. Call 289-7617. resume to Regina Mauren, For further information call 35) and fulfill your military concern. Will train. Call 649- Hardage Chuckers, Milling Professional crafters will be 13 — Help Wanted training W1TH(5UT interrup­ 4561. Machines, Turret Lathes. AH .Senior Citizens the Little Theater and conclude at 9 14 — Bustness Opportunities NCC/HMO Inc. 275 Broad Suburban Home Health Care demonstrating and exhibiting, tag p.m. I IS ~ Situation Wanted GIRL FRIDAY- Starting Street, Windsor, Ct. 06095.688- Consortium, 646-7760. ting High School, College or benefitSt-SOdiours week. Apply sale items wiii be soid as weil as COVENTRY — The Senior Citizens PHONE 643-2711 salary $140, plus company 9569. Deadline for responses, Seasonal Employment. With CARPENTERS WANTED. in pdrson only. 9-12 am, 1-5 pm EDUCATION benefits. Person with take the split-training option your Experienced in framing. daily, C&W Manufacturing, 74 refreshments. There will be a raffle. Club will meet Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. at Report Approved 18 — Private Instructions FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUB AD Nov. 27,1978. NCC/HMO is an COUNTER PERSON Wanted I 19 — Schools-Ctasses charge ability. Typing and EOE. for snack bar located at military training can be Manchester Area jobs. Call Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. Admission wiii be free. the Second Congregational Church HEBRON — The Board of I 20 — Instructions Wanted knowledge of office procedure staggered to fit your personal after 5:30 pm. 228-9500. Telephone 633-4631. Community House on Route 44A. In Selectmen has received notification Manchester Community Lions Auction REAL ESTATE necessary. Sales experience CASHIER- office clerk, full or College. Hours 9 am to 3 pm schedule. Train full time when Wednesday’s Herald it was from the North Central Health I 23 — Homes for Sale helpful. Contact Steve, 643- art time. 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All company RELIABLE person for make deliveries to greater Our latest program in automatic Willimantic area. We are TEENAGERS- Earn Extra work. Temporary aasignments Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Auctlont we will train. Apply in person; benefits. For Appointment Money for Christmas. Full or general duties in pizza shop. Hartford area. ADVANCED merchandising features the new MOLD MAKERS open for CLERKS, TYPISTS. pop-lop hot foods. All are East Hartford Convalescent Experienced only interested call 688-2233. part time. Call 289-7617. Flexible hours. Apply in per­ AUTOMATION, 646-6900. looking for potential Office MAKE YOUR OWN Christ­ Home, 745 Main Street, East son, Center Giant, 660 Center SECRETARIES. All oHice skills nationally-known brands such as PUBLIC AUCTION of in earning 320,000 and over per welcome. Call Terry Cardile. Heinz. Capmbell'8, Hormel. Chef m as G ifts . NU WAY Hartford. Street. Manchester. Manaaers, Field Trainers CERAMIC has immediate household furishings stored at year. Please call 563-1475 PART TIME 289-4319 Boy-Ar-Dee. etc. All accounts are the warehouse of Chamber- between 8 a.m. and>4 p.m. PART TIME- Several boys secured by us In office buildings, openings for classes. Call 647- I.lql oil I’KKMII Court of Probate. District of and sales Reps. Some Thompson Moving & Storage SEWING MACHINE WAITRESS needed part time and girls, 16 years or over, DUNHILL TEMPS schools, industrial plants and 1048. MITlrf: Of \m .ll VTION Manchester weekends, experience helpful Founders Plaza Company, Manchester, (ft. OPERATORS and mis­ PART TIME CUSTODIAN- . NOTICE OF HEARING wanted to pass out flyers in OPPORTUNITY hospitals in your area. We need openings for appointment, Satu^ay November 11th, 1978 cellaneous workers needed. Evenings 6 to 10 p.m. Ap- This IS to give notice that I. Barbara E S T A T E O F ELSA Z. B R A N D ER , but not necessary. Will train, mornings 9:00 to 11.00 for 2 or ___ East Hartford reliable people in your area to at 10 am. Must have some High School proxiately 20 hours ^ r week J. Sadrozinski of Lvdall Street. deceased must be over 18. Apply Vitos’ 3 weeks. Apply in person: service these accounts. W« Supervisors, Bookkeepers Education. Must be able to Manchester. Connecticut have filed an Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Birch Mountain Inn. Birch Mt. provide secured locellons in your Reply to P.O. Box 847, E . FitzGerald. Judge, dated November Sal’s Restaurant, Vernon Cir­ area, investment guarantee, Condominiums read and speak English, and application placarded November 1. 8. 1978 a hearing will be held on an Road. Bolton after 2 p.m., 64fr For Bright Willing NOTICE OF AUCTION- 1974 Manchester, Ck>nn. cle. company financing, wholesale and Phone Reps. Complete 1P78 with the Liquor Control Commis­ application praying for authority to 3161. Ford Mustang II, ID No. rovide own transportation, outlata one year factory warranty I..,...:::e STER- (Northfleld lo experience necessary. sion lor a R E S TA U R A N T LIQ U O R lor sell certain real estate as in said Individual DEALERSHIP training program, medical 4F02Y149064. 244 Broad R WANTED - MANAGER application on file more fully appears, parts and servics. You provide 6- Green Condominuim. Moving the sale of alcoholic liquor on the SALES HELP- Part time CREDIT CLERK Street, Manchester at 8 am, Please Call Personnel Depart­ TRAINEE - Some experience at the Court of Probate on November 10 hours your choice weekly, ser­ South! 3 bedroom, central-air, Monday, November 13th. ment at Pioneer Parachute preferred. Apply in person: premises 7 Walnut Street. Manchester. 21. 1978 at 2:30 P.M. knowledge of knitting and TO $ 8 5 8 0 viceable automobile, be ready to benefits and profit sharing. carpeting, carport, appliances Connecticut. Pearl J. Hultman. Ass't. Clerk Must Have a Vehicle. FDR SALE Company, 644-1581. Shakee’s Pizza Parlor, Ver­ crochet helpful but will train. Retail or finance experience, la d start in 30 days, minimum invest­ (optional furnished or unfur­ The business will be owned bv Estate 020-11 Knitter's World, Manchester lul telephone shillj. Eaat Hartford Enjoyable, Interesting ment, *3000. Call To ll-F re e . Neatness and car required. non Circle, Vernon. Top company: Top Boss! Top nished). Pool, tennis, of Russell C. Sadrozinski. Barbara J Parkade, o call 646-4340. South Windsor, Hr. Day. □ EMPLOYMENT NURSES aide:- 3 p.m. to 11 fenefits! Calf Laura Connors, 527- Work. Good money. clubhouse. No A-ents please! Sadrozinski. Aministrix ot 126 Lydall Call 9 to 5, Monday thru p.m. Enjoy working in a very EXECU'nVE SECRETARY - Court of Probate. District of 2851. Manchester and East Low 40’s. 649-5215. pleasant and modern at- Street. Manchester. Connecticut and Manchester RECEPTIONIST / Secretary- . . . . - Growing industrial manufac- NOTICE OF HEARING Hartford. Cali Dave. 1-800-325-6400 Friday, 423-8427. V w ill be conducted by Barbara J part time position available. Help Wanted 13 morohere, helping our elderly turing company in South ESTATE OF MARY M. ADAMS aka Call for Appointment Operator 60 p a tie n ts . E x p e rie n c e d Windsor needs an experienced .Sadrozinski as permittee MARY ADAMS, deceas^ 3-4 hours per day in downtown Tom WANTED - Gas station atten­ wages Barbara J. Sadrozinski Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Hartford. Dental Specialist prefeired. Excellent wages individual to assist in the E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated November 410 Atyhim 8lrt«t dant, full or part time. and benefits. Please call Dated 2nd day of November Office. Pleasant working con­ Hartford, Conrie 647-9947 Phones Staffed 24 Hours Sales Department. Position 7. 1978 a bearing will be held on an ditions. Call 525-3868. 649-0872 THE MANCHESTER □ REAL ESTATE Mature, responsible person Doris Blain, RN, Director of 1978 application praying that an instrument WE NEED reouires excellent shorthand 006-11 BOARD OF EDUCATION for third shift. References. Nurses, 646-0129, between 9 and typing skills. Send resume purporting to be the last will and testa­ is seeking to employ Call 871-1698. ment of said deceased by admitted to a.m. and 5 p.m. Manchester to N ancy H a rriso n , 489 probate as in said appH^tion on file responsible people to work Homes For Sale 23 Manor Nursing Home, 385 Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ Probair Notice more fully appears, at the Court of at the high school A CARRIER TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. NOTICE TO CREDITORS West Center Street. sor, Conn. 06074. Probate on November 21. 1976 at 2:00 HERALD EXPERIENCED monitoring the school dis­ BOLTON- JUST LISTED. Apply '81 Commerce Street, P.M. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Four bedroom, 7 room Ranch. Glastonbury. PTG Company. ESTATE OF JULIE A. HESSE aka Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Gerk CARRIERS trict's security alarm EXECUTIVE MEDICAL RN- 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 JUUA A. HESSE 022 11 MANCHESTER PARKADE system. This is a part time Fireplace. Immediate oc­ Telephone 633-7631. SECRETARY- ‘Gal Friday’ to The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. CARRIER NURSE AIDES position. People will be Union Street, cupancy. Only $44,900. Pasek p.m. to 7 a.m. part time. Judge, of the Court of Probate. manage busy Manchester employed for those hours Toiland Tionpilie Realtors. 289-7475. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Enjoy working with an District of Manchester at a hearing Court of Probate. District of Medical Office, 40 hour week. held on November 3.1978 ordered that NEEDED when school is not in ses­ shifts. Good pay, good excellent supporting staff, Manchester SALES PERSON NEEDED all claims must be oresented to the Area SUrting $180, with CMS and caring for our elderly NOTICE OF HEARING FOR sion, therefore, the major MANCHESTER- Exquisite benefits and working con­ Blue Cross. Exhaustive fiduciaries on or before February 3, ESTATE OF HATTIE J. To provido Nuralng Caro patients. Pleasant at­ 1979 or be barred as by law p ro v iM . portion of the time people Condominium in Forest Ridge ditions. Apply in Mrson, Ver­ curriculum vitae and SC H R EIB E R . deceased tiTO ptMWoiis avaiUibto, morning and attar- wmanviuK In privalo homoa and will be working will be area. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, non Manor, 180 Regan Road, mosphere, good wages and Pearl J. Hultman. Ass t. Clerk Pursuant to an order of Hon. William DOLLAR SAVER references. Reply Box X, c/o The fiducaries are: E . FitzGerald, Judge, dated November noon houra. Apply paraonnal dopartmanL Madical FaclllUaa. Part weekends and holidays. carpeting, air conditioning, all Vernon. benefits. P l^ s e call Doris Eric W. Hesse Call Midge Manchester Herald. Blain, RN, Director of 8. 1978 a bearing will be held on an Good Route lima, full lima. Con- NO COLLECTING Applicants must be applianced, basement, car­ Rt. 207. R F D 2 application praying for authority to Nurses, 646-0129 Manchester Lebanon. Conn. aldarabla givan to familiar with the town of port with storage area. $54,- sell certain real estate as in said E$hI OppnWy Eiapltyir M/f 1. Meadow Lane & Porter 568-1634 Manor Nursing Home, 385 application on file more fully appears, prataronco of:— Location Manchester, be 18 years of 900. Fireside Realty Inc. 643- Fred R. Hesse Good Money! St. 8030. West Center Street, 48 Scott Drive at the Court of Probate on November and Houra. age or older, have 21. 1978 at 3:00 P.M. Collectors’ Corner Manchester. Vernon, Conn. 06066 NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY 2. Redwood and Ralph transportation, and must 013-11 Pearl J. Hultman. Ass't. Gerk JUST LISTED aluminum 021-11 CALL For Information cal Road. be willing to supply exten­ sive references. Prior sided Ranch, garage. By RUSS MacKENDRICK The cap-and-bunk fence shown here is LEGAL NOTICE 643-951S 3. Elizabeth Drive areas. experience not necessary. Immediate occupancy. Only You can’t always put down a posthole on the same homestead in Maine that gave 647-9946 MD « ASSISTANCE Those interested should FIRE FIGHTER 5% down to qualified: buyer. INVITATION TO BID ot North Eostom Com. Call Larain At $39,500. Pasek Realtors, 289- where you want to on a New England farm us the picture of the roof-pin last fort­ MAINTENANCE contact Wilfred Dion, JOWN OF (X)VENTRY Aik for Tom or Inc. Director of Building and TOWN OF 7475. — you might be hitting bedrock or a tangle night. RaHaUa man naadad for dlvaraHM maintonanco 742-5549 Grounds, 22 School Street STORM-UNDERDRAIN PROJECT Joanne 197 Em I C «nlw atzMt, of roots. The answer to this, is a cap-and- • Collecting-by-camera has a certain zest dutlaa. Excallont fringa banoflta. Apply In poraon Manchester, 647-3514 MANCHESTER 2-BEDROOM MOBILE bunk fence. FLANDERS ROAD AND UPTON DRIVE HOME. Patio, driveway. of its own. You can photograph ancient CONTRACT NO. 1 CLIP & MAIL ONLY $12,854.92 ■ $15,532.14 The “bunk” is a more or less flat piece houses or steeples or weathevanes; or go Excellent location. $4,000. The Town of Coventry, Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, Coven­ Duties include the control Call after 6 pm. 875-7557. of cedar that is laid on Jhe ground out hunting for deer with a telephoto lens try, Connecticut, 06238 will receive sealed bids for furnishing MANCHESTER MODES Inc. and extinguishing of fires; crosswise of the fence. In it are two holes instead of a gun — thus sparing the life of ail labor and materials necessary for the construction of a NAME PINE STREET protection of life and about a foot apart to hold the bottom ends some browneyed Bambi. storm and ground water drainage system on Flanders Road MAIL TO: property; maintenance of of the upright posts. The fencing itself is ADDBESS MANCHESTER, CT. fire department buildings Rest of Catalog Ready and Upton Drive consisting of approximately 3100 linear feet quarters and equipment. made of split or round rails a rod in of pipe complete with all appurtenances and all other related TO SETTLE ESTATE The rest of Minkus’ “New World Wide ehc Beralit Experience and training length. (At least this one is.) We can se6 construction at the office of the Town Manager, Town Hall t. ASSlFieO AOVEHTI&INO Manchester, large over sized Stamp Catalog” is now ready — with a £!IL required are graduation Brick Cape. Full dormer, 61/2 that the lower course of rails is resting until 10:00 A.M. local time November 28, 1978. At that time, from a standard high continuation of it tricky titling. They call STATE P.O. BOX 591 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, directly upon the bunk. Just above this is a they will be publicly opened and read aloud. t WANTED school or technical school new kitchen with cherry it “ Volume Two, Parts I and If.” ManchMtar, Conn. 06040 or an equivalent education spacer called a “toggle." Then there is The information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Con­ cabinets, large park like lot. Physically speaking it is actually the ZIP as certified by the State another course of rails and another toggle. tract, Plans Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Perfor­ Many extras. Call for details. fourth and fifth volumes in the set. EXAMPLE: McDonald’s® 30-50,000 8q. Ft. Board of Education and $63,900. Group I Lombardo & The next rails are held in place by the cap. mance and Payment Bond and other contract documents three (3) years’ experience “Volume One ... in three convenient PHONE 15 Words tar 8 Days Assco. 649-4003. This is a slab of cedar with holes bored in may be examined at the office of the Town Engineer, 1712 working with mechanic’s parts” came out last year. There is ample Main Street, Coventry, Connecticut. it large enough so it will slide down over Light Manufacturing Spaca tools or in the operation of confusion to be found in stampdom □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *9.00 Noods Poopio machinery or other the top ends of the uprights. The upper­ (Copies may be obtained at the office of the Town Engineer without shenanigans like this. located at the Town Hall, 1712 Main Street, Coventry, mechanical equipment. most rails are laid on this and the fence is Experience in firefighting, Lots-Land lor Sale 24 ready for service. Anyway the catalog is worth getting as (kmnecticut upon payment of $25.00 for each set. Any un­ FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS BREAKFAST To Rant fire prevention and it is more complete than Scott’s. The successful bidder, upon returning such set, within ten NEW HAMPSHIRE. Shore lot A special virtue of this construction is Emergency Medical “parts” are priced at $17.50 each. ’They business days after bid opening and in good condition, will be A 130’ on lake. 1 1/4 acres, was that it could be easily disassembled 1 2 3 4 » Technician work may be cover Austria through Hungary and refunded his payment. Any non-bidders will not receive substituted for a portion of $24,000 -cash $16,000. Bank whenever the livestock needed to be refunds of their deposits. LUNCH PERIODS Manctfeite? o’/’so.ah w i ' h " Vernon, the mechanical experience take over lots $5,100 cash o ^ . Iceland through Yugoslavia. 'Die “New 1 7 1 9 10 Manchester or South Windsor area, and available for quick occupancy. Chalet on lake, move in $37,- resettled in a different pasture area. The Owner reserves teh right to waive any informalities or McDonald's* Family Restaurant la requirement. Associate American” for 1979 is also ready at $8.50. degree in fire science may 000. Corner lot. beautiful $6.- Henry David Thoreau, of “Walden” to reject any or all bids. looking for good people who want a 500. 60 acres $35,000. Motels- fame, wrote about such a fence in his jour­ Coming Events 11 12 13 14 IT be substituted for the Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security In the good Job with all' the extras. As a experience requirement on Resturants- Camp Grounds- nal entry of July 28, 1851. (Which was Today at Waterbury —10 to 5— The Se­ amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the a year-for-year basis. An Acreage and Farms. 603-522- II IF’ II II a r ' 1 member of our crew, you get a good probably about the time the one shown cond Saturday Stamp Show put on by the Information for Bidders. eERBER agility and physical as well 3636: 603-522-3736. .here was being built.) Thoreau called the Mattatuck Collectors’ Society, at the starting pay, supervised training, free SCIENTIFIC, INC. as written and oral exams bunk part by another name; “ (On) Holiday Inn, 88 Union St. Attention to bidders is particularly called to the II 22 23 14 M , ; meals, pleasant working conditions will constitute the test requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed process. Following ap­ Brown’s Island, so called,... “Saw here a Tomorrow at Meriden — John F. Dunn’s and minimum wage rates to be paid under contract. and regular raises. 83 GERBER RD. pointment, applicants Beal Estele Wanted 2$ fence, the posts set in cross sleepers, Second Sunday Show at the Holiday Inn. H 23 29 JT ■■ 1 must be a resident of the No bidder must withdraw his bid within 45 days after the ac- APPLY IN PERSON ALL CASH For your property, made to be removed in winter.” He made Hours: 10 br 4:30. tuar day of the opening thereof. Town of Manchester. a tiny sketch in the Journal to show the Also tomorrow — The Connecticut II 32 S3 14 B ” 4 M cO onikrs® Applications and job within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ Dated at this 6th day of November 1978 SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 Tape. Instant Service. Hayes set-up. This was in the Playmouth Bay Stamp Show Bourse at the Yale Motor descriptions are available FYank B. Connolly 1221 ToNand Tpka. in the Personnel Office, 41 Corporation, 646-0131. Inn, Wallingford. lO to 5. Take Exit 66, section of Massachusetts, on one of hi$ 'ibwn Manager B ' — » ...... U ...... II ET Manehaatar, CL Center Street, Manchester, SELLING your house? Call us natiU^lovIng rambles. He evidently got to Wilbur Cross Parkway and ’Route 5. Cbventtyt Connecticut (203) 278-2802 Connecticut. Closing date Brown’s Island by sailboat. (Coiln. Stamp Dealers' Association.) 014-11 YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAYI for filing is November 25, first and we’ll make you a An ggiwf OpportuiMf Smplojrar M/F 1978. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Ar^qua^ppoKunil^Em^lo^^ Realtor, 643-1577. PAG E FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Nov. II 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 11, 1978 — PAG E FIFTEEN Frank and [nwsi i PoanutB — ChariBB M. Schulz ACROSS stadium Answer to Previous Puzzle 2 Pul on the BUSINESS & SERVICE 0 D 0 R S S C A R 1 Bashful payroll 4 Elliptical 3 Of 365 days 1 R R U P 3 N S 0 L E I 'M WOT t h e o n e im TH L W D e a r A b b y THAT5 60NNA CUT 8 Egg cell (comp wd ) 0 B 0 Y 8 E T U P 8 E N E T R 1 0 8 8 A T DOWN ON THE 12 Hurry 4 Alley THE id e n t it y CRiUS, 13 Hawaiian D E L L 0 A T T C 8 5 Glens S By Abigail Van Buren ENDORSEMENTSy island U R N "ol V E N A 6 Throat- S A P P A l>oc -— Mo5T h ^v E 14 City in Italia L clearing word T N T E L 15 Epoch L 7 Cookoul 0 R E G 0 N E E L 8 16 Apology m E m i)(e d u p Wi t h 8 Gold (Sp) A c E 0 L 1 T R E A P DIRECTORY 17 American 9 Elector S T E 0 E L 1 0 A N 0 ■ # / patriot Services OttererS 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contrecttng 33 Roottng SIdlng-Chlmney 34 5 o m E 0 o c Y B l SB. 10 Eskimo boat S A L A A M M 0 L D E R 18 Eagle’s nest 11 Ship part (pi) E N E R G V E G 0 1 8 T 20 Flightless 19 Over there T E R M S 8 A N T A c m T R EE SERVICE - Free HOUSEWORK got you down? CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Mf« •ffmliMic 0w iMr Helping Hands Get birds -vaAidaafai 21 Subtle estimates, discount senior General cleaning, steam Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. or cMmiMf Arw 22 Dine citzens. Company extraction carpet cleaning, wtihoijt msking 24 Farewell Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 23 Tennis shots 53 Social club Manchester-owned and floor waxing & stripping, win­ a moM... (abbr.) 36 Auxiliary verb |1h m «4 X 'I i 25 Romps 37 Hen fruit (abbr.) operated. Call 646-1327. dow cleanine. carpet & up­ A Knuckle-Rap PrIsclllB’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 26 Wood TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 27 Black wood 39 One’s self 54 Indian holstery shamp(M)ing. Aztec 29 Variety of chopping tool Carpentry and general con­ 27 Compass 41 Charged atom garment B&M TREE SERVICE. Professional,'Insured. Free D E A R ABBY: Please say something to well-meaning HISTORY CAN r HEARPOFAMAN -THAT HE WENT I THINK I LL GO agate 44 Scamp tracting. Residential and C h i m n e y Household Goods 40 Articles for Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Wanted to Rent point 56 Acquire by Complete tree care Free es­ Estimates. Call commercial. Whether it be a 57 friends and relatives who insist on crowding into the kitchen CHANGE OUR WHO BECAME SO RIGHT OUT ANP HOME, TAKE A HOT 31 Offend God 46 United 32 Repeat 28 Participate in labor timates. SENIOR Citizen DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. small repair job, a custom S w e e p s to help serve a meal even after you have said no, thank yqu, LIVES, STUART.' FASCINATEP REAPING STARTEP A LIVE- SHCWER ANP LEAVE 47 Literary Discount. Call 643-7285. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT CO UPLE WITH One child 34 Behold (Lai) an auction 57 built home or anything in TMSMpiri REFRIGERATOR & Electric SEASONED FIREWOOD, to their offers. A B O U T T H E BAIT BUSINESS.' THE COUNTRY.' composition SHOPSMITH HOME - 426 Broad St. $155. Security needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 36 Margin 29 Units of Breckenridge between, call 646-1379. Stove, Call 646-1406, please For information call 742-8056. They block the passageways, the stove, the refrigerator PIET OF WORMS resistance REW EAVING burns, holes. WORKSHOP- Factory Kna M l deposit. No appliances. house. Reasonable. 649^2. 40 All (prefix) 48 Snapshot 59 Compass keep trying. Married couple. No pets. and cabinets, and they think they’re helping you. I’ve 30 Negative Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Authorized Outlet. 2 SNOW TIRES on rims, G-78- 42 Beldam 49 Water dram point NEWTON SMITH- 371 N n s n ST. Telephone 643-4751, worked many hours preparing a good meal, but before I prefix Window shades, Venetian Accessories, Parts, Service, 13, 2 tires, 6,50-13. 2 strings MARRIED COUPLE with dog 43 Beverage (pi) 50 Made of a 61 Compass Remodeling, Repairs, and W M B in ' V i r get it served. I'm ready to go to b^I 45 In debt 33 Against blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Skilled Craftsman at your ser­ outdoor Christmas lights. 25| wish to rent small house or hard wood point Rec-Rooms. No job to small. VERNON- Well maintained When a hostess refuses my offer to help, I retreat, return 47 English derby 35 Sponger Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- vice. Order now for a Happy 649-3144. Lights each. 643-7060, apartment. 289-2473. 5221. Holiday. Call 643-6913. □MISC. FOR SALE garden apartments. Frank to the other guests and keep the conversation going. How I town 50 Small bills 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to n CB Base Station, Cobra 139 Smith Assoc Inc. 246-6831 or wish everyone would do me that way. Sign m e... CARPENTRY & Masonry - Resident Manager 871-9188. 51 Pronoun ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ A-1 LIGHT TRUCKING- Rub­ XLR. Frequencies to 27,805. NO HELP WANTED 12 13 14 Additions and remodeling. Articles tor Sale 41 □ AUTOMOTIVE w .u - 'J / '.. 52 City on the tics, garages, yards cleaned, bish removed. Appliances etc. ROOFER WILL Install roof, Cobra amplified base mike, Arno Free estimates. Call Anthony RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to 15 16 17 moving, trucking. Loam for moved. For all your Light Squillacote 649-0811. siding or gutter for low dis­ ALUMINUM sheets used as 875-8992. DEAR NO HELP: There's a weaderfel poem by Saau 55 Suppose sale. Lawn service. No job too Trucking needs at Very count price. Call Ken at 647- share apartment with same. Autos For Sale 61 printing plates. .007 thick Sawyer that yea micM waat te haac ia year khchea. It'e 58 Planted 16 19 20 21 22 big or small. 568-8522. 1566. Large bedroom. 647-9988. Reasonable Prices. Call CARPENTRY - Repairs, 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for SEARS TV Antenna with htM la my calaau, hat appareatly Ra time far a reraa. «1l)IW«A»ic.T>l.lfcuS PM M I S uJIQwbu,^ 60 Acorn end 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- 23 24 H 2 5 26 anytime, 875-7059. remodeling, additions, gar­ $1. Phone 643-2711. May be rotor. 5 years old. Good condi­ products R O O F IN G / G U T T E R S - tion. Call 643-5585. FURNISHED- 3 room heated speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new PLEASE STAY AWAY FROM MY KITCHEN ages. roofing. Call David picked up A M. only. Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrence 62 Not of the 27 26 29 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile SNOW PLOWING- Residen­ Reasonable rates. Free es­ apartment. Second floor. radials, (2 snows), excellent 30 Patria, 644-1796. Adults only. No pets. Parking. ‘‘Plaaaa etay away freai aiy hitchea clergy installation and repairs. Free tial and commercial. Porter timates. Experienced. Quality condition 228-0475 or 2269550. to se s SPOKE OF TWO 6UY5 31 32 TWO 300 AM P Rectifiers - Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Pram say dlahwtihlat. ceAlag aad each; NOBODY LIVIN' VOU WANT 63 Egyptian sun 33 34 35 36 37 estimates. Call 646-3745, after References, Security. 643- MAKIN' TROUBLE,,, m a y b e HE Street area and South East LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - workmanship! A ll 643-6658 Good condition. Good for Yaa wart Uad ta have oHered ta pitch la AROUND HERE UB TO COME disk 5 p.m. area of Manchester. Free anytime. 4860. CHRYSLER NEWPORT- 2 WOULD OWN A WAS TRVlN' r WAKN ME WITH VOUi 36 39 40 ]41 42 New homes custom built plating, or welding. Call 649- DOG-CAT boarding bathing / Bat thaaha, aa, thaah yaa at Bacht 64 Raw materials Estimates. Reasonable. 646- door hardtop. $2500. 434 CRUMMY OLD MR. VOLTA 65 Make a remodeled, additions, rec 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. grooming.Obedience, protec­ 456 MAIN Street. 1st floor, 3- z 43 44 W 45 46 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ 5489. TRACY BROTHERS - Foster Street, South Windsor, Plaaaa Saat thiah me aagradeas PICKUP LIKE mistake rooms, garage, kitchens tion classes. Complete room heated apartment, no tics and cellars cleaned. Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, call after 6 p.m., 644-0268. Whaa I aah that yaa leave me aiaae; 66 Antiquity 47 46 49 50 Reasonable rates. Call 646- remodeled, bath tile, cement MOLDED FORMICA top and modern facilites. Canine appliances, no pets. $190. Painting-Papering 32 work. Steps, dormers, GRAVEL, Built-I^ Roofing, paneled bar with two shelves Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon Far my hMchea’e aat aay toe spadeae 67 Nice 1943 for free estimate. Security. Call 6462426,65 pm. 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 residential or commercial. commercial & Residential. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Road. Manchester. For reser­ 1971 CHEVY KINGSWOOD Aid Biy reatiae la itrictly ay owa. 68 Genetic PAINTING - Interior and Free Estimates. 872-6269. WAGON- V-8, automatic. material Call 649-4291. vations please call 646-5971. MANCHESTER. Main Street, TaH yaa what: Yaa stay aat at aay kitchen 56 59 60 61 62 BRICK, Block, Stone. exterior, paperhanging, DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 Good condition. $895. 6465467 With iU taddea, bat, lackhstre larea- excellent w;ork References. 2 room apartment, heat, hot 63 64 65 Fireplaces, concrete. FIRST CLASS Carpentry - yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, SMALL BEAGLE DOG- / 646-8826 after 6 pm., ask for DOWINJ Free estimates. Fully in­ Heating-Plumbing 35 water, appliances. No pets, Jay. Wbea yoa're here, etay ant e l say kitchca Chimney repairs. No job too Remodeling and Additions. gravel and more stone 643- Registered. Already trained. 66 67 sured. Martin Mat-son, 649- parking. Security, 523-7047. And I praaUae to stay oat el yeartT 1 New York City 68 small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 9504. 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. II estimates. 4431. SEW ERLINES, sink lines, 1969 CHEVEY IMPALA. years experience! For Free cleaned with electric cutters, $250 for dog & gun. Call 289- ENERGETIC responsible D E A R ABBY: I'm going with a dynamite guy. His friends NfWSPAPfO eNMRRPlSf ASSNl 4911. Rebuilt engine, new transmis­ Estimates, call 646-4239. by professionals. McKinney 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer person to share beautiful 6 QUALITY CARPENTRY By QUALITY PAINTING and $150. Outboard motor 40 horse sion. Asking $300. 6469650. say he hat an IQ of s genius. Han) Construction-Additions, Paper Hanging by W illis Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ bedroom house in Coventry. What's an IQ? c 19I8l>YNtA.lnc.T GENERAL CARPENTRY. pany. 643-5308. Evenrude $250. Mobilehome M ALE COLLIE / Retriever, 1 Wood heat with electric back­ roofing^, siding decks and gar­ Schultz. Fully insured Repairs, Remodeling, 45x10 with furniture in cam­ year old. Free to go home. 1%7 FORD FALCON as is. LEONA Win at bridge ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. references. 649-4343. up. $97. monthly plus 1/3 Best offer. Call 644-8001. Garages. Additions, Porches. NO JOB TOO Small - To let ping ground $4,000, Call 525- Moying can't take with us. utilities. 742-8428 nigh■gnu. Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. repairs, plugged drains, noo. 647-9973. DEAR LEONA: An IQ is the aamber which is sappaaed J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. 1974 BUICK CENTURY ta indicate a pereea's level of iateUigeace. It la eae'a meatal CARPET INSTALLATION - and Exterior painting, paper kitchen faucet replaced, 13 ALTON STREET, ...■WE'RE Distribution evaluation Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. REPOSSESSED Electrolux DOBERMAN PINSCHER- LUXUS, rear defogger, white hanging, remodeling, carpen­ repaired, rec rooms, Manchester. 3-bedrooms, all t(e iaa sbawa by lateUlgeaee tests) BaltipUed by 100 aad T R A P P E D Steam Cleaning. Free es­ FARRAND REMODELING - Vacuum Cleaner. Substantial male, black and tan. 5 months walls, power steering, brakes, divIM by aae’s chroaelogieal age. try, Fully insured. 649-9658. bathroom remodeling, heat applianced. Security deposit, automatic trans, air con­ IN T H IS timates. Call 64^265. Cabinets and Formica Tops. modernization, etc. free Savings! Original Warrantee. old, cropped and docked. AKC $280. No pets, references. Ask Pl a c e ! contract?” asked the stu­ Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ Call 646-3875. registered. Superior tempera­ ditioning, V-8. Charter Oak SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Estimate gladly giyen. M & M for Steve 872-6145. Buick, 81 Adams Street. dent. EXPERT PAINTING and ditions. Decks, All types of Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. ment and pedigree. Call 295- Asa year prahloBs tea heavy ta beadle aiaae? Let Abby NORTH "You really had no excuse Professional work at no extra Remodeling and Repairs. SEASONED FIREWOOD- 0054. Manchester. 4 K J93 LANDSCAPING- Specialize. cost. Call 646-5424. MANCHESTER- non smoking help yen. Far a pertaaal, aapablished reply, write: Abby; to land in the soup.” replied Exterior House Painting. Phone 643-6017. MANCHESTER PLUMBING Cut, split and delivered. $50 a female roomate wanted to Baa 09700, Lea A n n ies, CaUl. 90009. E ^ e s e a stamped, ¥ A K the Professor. Tree pruning, spraying, truck load. Call Marlborough, FREE TO GO HOME VW BUG 197672 engine. No 4 K95 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ & HEATING - Repairs. share 2 bedroom town house •elf-eddreaaad eavilope. mowing, weeding. Call 742- RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 295-0034, or 295-0250. adorable kittens tigers, black, rot. Recent tune up. AM/FM. 4 KQ84 "West had bid and rebid tors. Quality painting and Remodeling. Pumps repaired with same. Call 871-2943. 6461116, diamonds without very 7947. ^ replaced. Free estimates. black and white, fluffy WEST EAST paper hanging at reasonable ANTIQUE FRANKLIN after ‘ pm. many high cards and it was rates. Fully insured. Free SPECIALIZING cleaning and Electric drain-snaking. 24- b u tte rscotch . C a ll 342- SPACIOUS 4-room apart­ 4 AQ 4 86 WOOD STOVE- Cast iron. 0571/633-6581. reasonable to assume that HEAVY OR LIGHT Estimates. Call Wavne 649- repairing chimneys, roof, new hour seryice. 646-0237. ment. Appliances plus * 8 6 ¥ Q J 10 9 4 he had a six-card suit. Firebrick lined. $100. Call 646- ♦ QJU7(4 4 3 TRUCKING. Cellars, attics 7696. roofs. Free estimates. 30 4437. washing machine. Large yard Hence, it was up to you to Musical Instruments 44 4 10 9 6 3 2 and yards cleaned, also stone, years Experience. Howley, Flooring 36 for kids, carpeting and pets 4 A J5 guard against the possibility 643-5361. accepted. $290 plus security. 1976 PINTO WAGON V-6, loam or sand delivered. 644- Building Contracting 33 KNIGHT TV TESTING SOUTH that East would riiff a high U P R IG H T P IA N O $200. 649-4500. Power steering, brakes, air, 1775 or 644-9532. FLOOR SANDING and EQUIPMENT- Make an offer. 4 10 7 5 4 2 diamond. You should win the BIDWELL Home Improve­ Needs tuning. Call 643-5093. radials. deluxe interior, low WES ROBBINS carpentry Refinishing. Floors like new. Roll away Ping Pong Table, ¥ 7 5 3 2 first diamond with dummy’s ment Co. Expert installation 3 ROOM CLEAN quiet apart­ mileage. One owner. Mint TYie worid’s most accurate time-messurina device-the The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions FALL CLEAN UPS- Fer­ remodeling specialist. A(f- (Specializing in older floors). $25. 2 20-gallon aquariums, 1 4 A82 king and lead the king of of aluminum siding gutters BALDWIN ORGASONIC elec­ ment. First floor, neat. condition. 6365754. US. Nsvsl Research Laboratory's system of twin atomic- tilizing. Snow plowing, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Staining floors. No waxing. 2'.^-gallon and stand $30. 5 foot stove 4 7 clubs. West would take his and trims. Roofing installa­ tronic organ. Two key board, refrigerator. Prefer retired hydrogen msseri—is o ff one second every 1,700,000 years. residential and commercial. built-ins, bathrooms, Also Ceilings and Interior hot water convector $15. 13 base pedals. 23 stops. w h a t 's T a n e w d i c t i o n a r y ,' HALF PIZICB ? V SOMETHING ABOUT ace and give his partner a Reasonable, reliable. 647-9260. kitchens. 649-3446. tion and repairs 649-6495 , 871- Painting. John Verfaille, 646- Lady or elderly married cou­ 1972 CAPRI V-6, 6speed, 6 t h a t I I SOT IT AT Vulnerable: North-South 2323. Metal wardrobe $18 . 643-8649. Excellent condition. $500. M7- HOW CO M E I THE WORDS NOT BEING IN diamond ruff, but East 5750 after 6:00 p.m. ple. References, security. No track stereo, $1100. ^11 646 5* A HALF PRICE/..., j Dealer: West would be ruffing a small 2227. aftei 6 pm. -ru>s iS SO CHEAP?.... y' ALPHABETICAL ORDER/ SBE 40 channel Trinidad III ...... pets. 646-6113 Weit North East South diamond, not a high one. base set. Used only 10 times. XopsiCicwe- -TO - r o e 14 Double 1¥ 14 Then when West got in with Boats-Accessorles 45 EAST HARTFORD- Duplex DODGE ASPEN 1976, Real Estate Wanted 28 Household Goods 40 Homes For Sale better than new. $135 with 24 44 Pass Pass the ace of spades that would 23 Homes For Sale 23 spacious 3 bedroom with laun­ automatic, air, power Pass \ quarter wave antenna. $145. be the third and last trick for 1974 F U R Y - 16>/i!-foot dry facilities, parking and steering, brakes, low mileage, Firm. 646-6640 after 6 pm. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with the defense.” IMMEDIATE Cash for your yard. Just $250. (87-10). Ren­ original. Excellent condition. LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ 1975 55-horsepower outboard 6462256. property. Let us explain our DOUBLE BEDS, with metal tal Assistors, 2365646. Small Opening lead: 4Q tion, orange background with Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Fee. fair proposal. Call Mr. white floral print. Call after 4 frames, $40, Call 6462300. Also 50 norse Johnson out­ The largtst body of frtsh wttsr in tna world is Uka Belfiore, 647-1413. 1963 MONZA QiRVAIR* kick p.m., 6461168. board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- ENFIELD- 2 bedroom in 2 Shift. Needs mudi body work. Superior, covering an area of 31A20 tguire miles. 9550. C ED AR W ARDROBE with Family house with carpet and Engine very good. Reasonably You hold; MAY WE BUY your home? FOUR-PIECE PINE GRAND OPENING... built-in storage. 67" high, 40" free hot water. Only $210. (87- Priced. 6467381. r-^iHttirntuTTi" "^ ...iiirn nr------...... By Oswald Jacoby Quick, fair, all cash and no Bedroom Set, Excellent con­ 28' LUHRS. sleeps 6, flybridge ll-ll-B wide, 22 1/2 deep. Excellent 26). Rental Assistors, 236' and Alan Sontag problem. Call Warren E. dition. Queen-size bed, triple rebuilt, new steering. Palmer Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. condition. $90. 528 West Mid­ 5646, Small Fee. 1964 FORD Econoline van. ( ABtrograph dresser, dresser with shelved ^SUMMIT HOMES* Idle Tpke. FWC 265 hp. New in 1975. Best Excellent condition. 6 The student let the dia­ mirror, night stand. 4 years offer. Call 568-6212 or 872-7792. STAFFORD SPRINGS- cylinder standard. Paneling The Bom Losar — Art Sansom old. $800. 568-0935. SATURDAY, NOV. 11.1 to 4:30 mond lead come around to Household Goods 40 Weekdays by appointment 6TRACK T A PE Deck from newly decorated 2 bedroom and carpeted inside. $800.00 PISCES (Feb. 26March 28) his ace and led his singleton- Buick Riviera. New, $248. Garden Products 47 with carpet, appliances, free 6467340. Think lor yourself today. If you club. Everything would have REFRIGERATORS FO R S A L E 16 cubic foot Another GROUS & CHRISTENSEN Community in Now, $45. Household waxer, heat and children welcome. ask for advice you might get D O N 'T TALK D O W N TO freezer. Very good condition. come up roses except that You respond one spade to Washers, and ranges, used, polisher, $25. 6462753. BOTTI FRUIT FARM - Fresh Only $220. (87-30). Rental 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE- dark conflicting opinions that will Call 649-2667. Vernon. Ali custom-built homes. >(bUN<2J AAA n ! West went right up with the your partner’s heart open­ guarantee and clean. New Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, & Assistors, 2365646. Small Fee. reen, 4-speed, excellent con- li} ( M ij7 only contuse you more. ace and continued with the ing. He rebids two hearts. A shipment damaged, G.E. and 'RANCH DELUXE - $72,900 Pears. 2M Bush Hill Road, fition, very clean. $1675 or ARIES (March 21-April 19) PORTABLE DISHWASHER November 12,1171 jack of diamonds. East New York reader wants to Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. 'COLONIAL DELUXE - $74,900 TAG SALES Manchester. R O C KV ILLE -1 bedroom with best offer. 6463103 after 5:30 You're willing to meet your ruffed duimny’s king and Pearl and Son. 649 Main with cutting board top. Like carpet, appliances and all pm. You're likely to place consider­ responsibilities today but you know if you bid again. new. $100. Firm. 643-7310. 'RAISED RANCH DELUXE - $69,900 after a period of thought led We do not. We prefer to let Street, 643-2171. Antiques 48 utilities included. Only $176 able emphasis this coming may make It uncomfortable for year on establishing perma­ others by letting them know a spade. West got in with the our partner straggle with Other models avadaUe. Many plans to choose from. ONE DAY Tag Sale, (82-11). Rental Assistors, 236 1970 R A M LE R Motors. Good V Manchester nent friendships. This Is a wise how greatly it Inconviences ace and cash^ the setting two hearts rather than bid November 12. 9-6 pm. We're ANTIQUE BRASS BED and 5646. Small fee. condition. 130 Pearl Street, trick, the 10 of diamonds. $62,900 w ill buy this - EXCLUSIVE AGENT - stereo. Kenwood reciever, Manchester. course to follow. It will greatly you. Perform without whining. on to what is likely to be a .moving! Some large items. enrich your life. TAURUS (April 26May 28) Don’t "Could I have done any- 1979 Album beautifully maintained 3 Household goods and much Sony turntable RTR speakers. LOOKING FOR A RENT? We worse spot. CANTOR & GOLDFARB Network ol Homes put strings on your charitable thing to make my (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) bedroom Split Level home I more. 40 Oakwood Road, 649-0883 evenings. have hundreds of houses and 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 875-6244 or 871-0005 gestures today. Do something Heathcliff — George Gately in a quiet neighborhood. Manchester. apartments in all areas, 4-door hardtop with air con­ for another without expecting •UXA Just minutes from 1-86. Directions: Exit 96 off 1-86 to stop sign, turn right THE PACK RAT Antiques & prices and sizes For informa­ ditioning. Excellent condition. SCORPIO (Oct. 26NOV. 22) Friends will (Ind you a fun or demanding more in return. 1979 Fully equipped kitchen and to Summit Homes, corner Lake & Phoenix St. BI-ANNUAL MANCHESTER Collectibles. Open Sunday, 12 tion on available rents in your .No body rot. $1295 firm. 646 GEMINI (May 21-June 28) Un­ Radio Club Tag Sale. Saturday to 5 pm. Flora Road, off area call Rental Assistors, 6241. person today, but not neces­ CI9rBbvNEA.lnc.TM Reg US PM.Off ||- || centrally air conditioned. sarily a generous one. Sharing less you take pains to treat November 11th 10 am to 4 pm. Route 85, Bolton. \ 2365646. Small Fee. everyone equally today, hurt GROUP I Household items, baby items, ...... FORD ZEPH YR 1978, 2-door, what you have Isn't your long Winthrop - Dick CavalH suit. Find out more of what lies feelings may result. Playing F.J. SPILECKI c parts. Held Wanted to Buy 49 4-speed, A M /F M cassett. favorites will reduce your circle Otticea-Storea lor Rant 55 Excellent condition, $3500. ahead for you by sending for 643-2121______at end of Garden Grove Road, your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ of friends. I Off Keeney Street). PIANO WANTED any condi­ Call 2260015. CANCER (June 21-July 22) To I'M (StOINCa-TO IN VITH OH, HELL JOIN,ALLRKSHT STICK A copy OF H IS ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot ter by mailing 50 cents (or each P P E S K P E N T l a t e s t ROPULARITV Manchester. tion. Call anytime, 875-6451. and a long, self-addressed, expedite something personally W HEN WlDU SEND store on busy street. Large 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 6 advantageous, you may be CARTBR TC OC7IN THE HIM HIS APPLICATION... RATINO- IN THE -J?Li d is p la y w indow s. $125 stamped envelope to Astro- TAG SALE- Saturday and Sun­ track stereo, $1100. Call 646 Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City tempted to use methods be­ HRIENPSHIP CLUB. e n v e l o p e . day November 11th and 12th. monthly. Lease required. Lee 2227, after 6 pm. neath your standards. If you MANCHESTER □ RENTALS & Lamont Realty, 875-4690. Station, N.y. 10019. Be sure to P A ^ TJ’® Sentry We have antiques, toys, fur­ specify birth sign. do, the victory will be hollow. niture, brick-a-brack. 1971 DODGE CORONET SU- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Some \ MODERN OFFICES- 225 to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. ! v/]i# IA Home Carpenter Road, Coventry, Rooms lor Rent 52 tion Wagon- V-8 383, power 21) There's a possibility today situations affecting your 320 square feet, Downtown finances you'll handle very (oil Route 44A), Call 742-6877 steering brakes and air con­ that you could prematurely tip J-w Evaluation. JUST USTED or 742-8823 for information. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Manchester. Ideal for Sales, ditioning. Auto needs tires. your hand and spoil something skillfully today while others will Real Estate, or Professional. $600 or best offer. Cali after good you have going for you;;i be managed quite ineptly. Your Birch House Women. Central­ losses could cancel out your Whal ts youf home worth? Our protessfonals can help See this lovely 7 room TAG SALE- Moving, garage ly located. Downtown Furnished or unfurnished. 5:30 pm 6468447. Keep privileged Information you price your home to sell faster and easier We will Days, call 647-9126. gains. Ranch with family sale, air conditioner, cord Manchester. Kitchen VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your provide you with complete marketing, financial, and organ, sleds, games, dinette privileges. Call 6462358. Trucks tor aala 62 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) room, l*/i baths, 1 car MANCHESTER Downtown- Independence will be precious economic information No obligation No pressure No set. many miscellaneous Remove the mote from your PK3= sales pilch Of course we'd like to sell your home for garage, nice Clean second floor office today, because you will func­ CHAU-I items. 160 Strickland Street, POSH ROOM- Private bath, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL own eye today before criticiz­ C)»7i»,i«Ai».TjtirauAra.ai //-// you That's our business And we'reconfideni you will neighborhood. $54,900. ^ace. Reasonable. Hayes tion best left to your own Glastonbury, (off Hebron carpeting, secluded, private A LL 1970 V-8, automatic, $650. ing friends. They'll like you select us once you’ve seen our professionalism at work Cor(lorp. 6460131...... better if you praise their liner devices. Interference gets you Call immediately! Avel. November 11 and 12, 18 home, $40. per week. Paul Call 649-6218. off the track. Short Riba — Frank Hill and 19. 10 am-5 pm. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. points instead. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Feb. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) When GET .M O R E with ATTRACTIVE 3 rooom office. 1976 FORD 150 pick-up, full it comes to turning a profit your Ideal location. $300 including Occaslonatly we find that we M ow n ? LEAP THIS (/fi.OPANC> I FoasoT\tOuweiROo TAG SALE- Moving 240 J New Apartmanta For Rant 53 time four wheel drive, Instincts are quite shrewd EAST COAST utilities. Don Horrigan, can get better deals from TWBLVE-STOBV TO COUNT IF/eSAAC/ State Road, Manchester. automatic transmission, today, although lor some rea­ OOPS/ Barrows Company. 647-1000. strangers than we can from BUILDING IN A 1WE (SBCX/NDr REALTY Saturday and Sunday, 16^m . LOOKING for anything in real power steering, new tires and IriendS. This will be true for you son you'll not have jhe faith In SINGLE SOUNO. S iS E N T R Y shocks. Never plowed or off them that you should. PLOOK. Household articles. Rain estate rental - apartments, today businesswise. INEWSPAPEfl ENTERPnsE ASSN.I J Real Estate Services inc. 643-9969 Date. 11/18 & 19. homes, multiple dwellings, no the road. Excellent condition. AcncHn.inioiouiHi I fees. Call J.D, Real Estate $6,200. 6462405 after 6 pm. Bb^ b World — Jim Barry im Kiln s 29 Cormeclicut Boulevard. Eoft Hortford 269-4331 2 SMAU OFFICES " 5 0 ^ '. . I M I 5S e P 0N £ /' USED RUGS. $10 to $20. china Associates, Inc. 6461980. Weekends anytime. '1^ Kims In 111 HOW. in th e center of closet, table, 4 chairs. Many Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoftal ★ ufuiwisitniw... items to numerous to men­ Manchester. Air con­ Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 (VHlFlIDifKIwil). tion. Saturday, 10:30 to 4 p.m. OFFICE SPACE ditioning, heating, and ilrUUUiriarTcniiic (rear of Furniture Bam), M3 FOR RENT parking included. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Trig M B n u u p& k a o e h e r Hsms. Main Street, Manchester. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and ,11-1/ IMA&E...SIHE HA Please park up front. squdfr fpft rpnipr of For Infomiatlon eall rack. $1,750. 289-4042. The '79 ALBUM contains M^nctifstrr oir rondiliumni; l^rkinf Cali 648-9BB1 or Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World a Gift Section complete TAG SALE Saturday and Sun­ 64S-2692 . SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T 18,- with directions for cro­ day 10 am-4 pm. door 000 miles, veiy reasonable. iOtiK lOU HES C0NFU$IN6 ME WITH M i cheting 10 items, knitting REALTORS shuttera, storm doors, lamps, Must sell. 6461M3.' RM? 4(5 W AS IN table, bikes, boots. Comer of BPOTHER! JAKE CLAIMED THE 8 and stitching 2 plus PISAPPEARIN' PliAPPEMlNd INK WAS FOR A Christmas Trims. Also GROUP 1; A s e le a AssociJitJon of REALTORS servirtg th e g reater OPEN HOUSE Green Manor and Barry Road. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low INK !,50 PAY ME included is a Bonus Cou­ Manchester area with more advertising eapertise. mileage. Excellent condition MAdtC Stow A T THE ORPHANASE, r r r r m ~ r pon. Impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. HUGE NEIGHBORHOOD $(y). Call 646^9, NOW OR TASTE TME BUT THAT MKf BE VIFFICULT Sunday pm INK X3URSELF-I T O E y P L M N I Price . . . $2.00 a copy. 2-5 Tag Sale Saturday November nth. Household goods, fur­ NOW TAKINC r u b b e d i t o h MV Tl irdsf, usd $2.00, Includes 1973 HONDA 350, good run- (Witaf* and bandllni. 48 Ferguson Rd. niture, cloUiing and baby fur­ lyng condition. Call 5660103. BRASS KNUCKLES.' ^TOUVE m a d e a TERfflBLE niture. 9-4 pm. 31 Nutmeg ERROR! AS A FOREISN a n n i c a m t Manchester Drive, Manchester. APPLICATIONS 1974 KAW ASAKI-90. 2700 OJRRESFONDENT RECENTLY M snehsilst Herald ART BUCKLER- miles, excellent condition RETURNED FRONN-v^ ^ 11M A n . el Amencee H UG E TAG SALE- Saturday FerAWaWnsLMOnlv $350. Call 6465092. New York, H.V. loaad I m m a c u l a t e i and Sunday, November 11 and Th e r e ARE CERTA\N W E0O TT-4 B E 0 if M 0 has just listi$i$'’A attractive REOUIREAieNT© lYeR/MAKIN'0IGB6A Met^ Nam, SMraii wut 'iis bedroom Ranch 12, 163 pm. 28 Webster Lane, 2 KNOOM OPHITMEIfrS Campers- $64,500 Hebron. < Moblla Homes 65 BEFORE I C 'H j— -^■'J^PAV/MeNTG THAN auom iE annus nr su e ucH C o n d o rJ^ffvTS ie tWrlies! From $200 2 Bedrooms. Includes: Heat, Hot Water EVEN G ELU r SWACIOOG'J ANVeoDV ELSB ON Directions-Rt. 44A & 6 TAG SALE- Moving, C1>7lbyNIA.Inc. •“'III. and Parking, with Wall to Wall Carpeting, Modem 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot V A T H I 5 H w h a t A R E ’X.tv{S. H E R BLO C K caeism ibtaea lanly eallU. East. Second right after household items, tools, many Call Art ? further details at Appliances, 2 Laundromats on site. Travel Trailer - Stove C A R /l T H E V 5 atneM u Iw aiatats naMt. Manchester Green. miscellaneous items. Satur­ refrigerator, heated. Full day and Sunday, 8 am-4 pm. 26 shower, and toilet. Tandem rainKiK Trotter Street, Manchester. CALL 640-1961 wheel. Call 6860383. "Howard and I went to China a year ago, BEinOIC AGENCY EASTERN CONN. FLEA Mon. thru FrI. from 0 to 4:66 bbfore they turned it Into a tourist trap." ’LUG Automettva Satviee 6 6 AGENCY M AR KET every Sunday, 9 I s 84L6-12. 431 Main St 64M413 317 Cnten M. am-3 pm at Mansfield Drive- WE PAY $10 . for complete ^ Y E ,' In Theater (Jet. 31 and 32). 64C-42CG junk cars. Call Joe' at Tolland b y e Lots of Deals and Dealer. Auto Body. ^ 1 ! ‘ eitI8McN.wM8lwA.fM ALm*i*w»riA.iRc.TJi tit »______//»// “Carlos ... who is this blonde I see you out with tomorrow night?” PAGlE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 11, 1978

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Co-hosts Raquel Welch and "Thanksgiving 1978" Pat Boone In g Charlie Brown and Snoopy, 10:30 MORNING 0 W hat About Women Today Douglas Fairbanks Jr., along and his family are joined by with help from their friends, cre­ 7:28 Tuesday ©The Harpaichord Makar A 1:30 with an array of guest stars, pay guests Bob Hope, the Hudsoh ate a novel Thanksgiving feast. portrait of Peter Redstone, (3) If You A sk M e 6:00 3)30Minutae tribute to the 75th birthday of Brothers. John Byner and Perry EVENING (R) builder of harpsichords and Hollywood. ^ Man BulMa, Man Destroys @ GiWgan’s Island 7:29 Lang in a celebration of other authentic 18th century key­ AFTERNOON 8:30 ® Pattsm For Living © Dick Van Dyke 0 DaHy Num bers Thanksgiving. board instruments. 10:00 9:00 (3) How Bugs Bunny Won The nn CMMran’s GospM Hour © 0 Wall Street W ^ © Geraldine Fitzgerald "A t W est Host Denver Pyle and 7:30 (3) The Word Randall learns © P T L C k ib © The Partridge Family (3) Bonkecsl 12:00 Reno Sweeney" Fitzgerald pre­ Irom the daughter (Florinda Bugs Bunny face a series of (X) Weekend Specials "Soup 3) High School Press Confer­ sents a one-woman cabaret enti­ 8:00 Bolkan) ol the missing archaeol­ hare-raising adventures on the 6:30 2:00 And Me" Two modern Huck Friday ence tled "Street Songs." (R) (3) The Word (Premiere) Public ogist who unearthed the docu­ western frontier. (3) Agricultura U.S.A. (3) M ovie "Pleasure Of His Finns find themselves in con­ relations expert Stephen Randall 3 ) The Brady KMs Company" (1961) Fred Astaire. © Nashville O n Tha Road stant trouble. ment that someone is out to sab­ 9:00 © As Schools Match Wits (David Janssen) is hired to pro­ otage his elforts. (Part 3 of 4) 3 ) D avsy A nd Goliath Debbie Reynolds. (3) The Word An ex-con (Ron EVENING © Once Upon A Classic 3:00 mote a new Bible based on a S Little Rascals Moody) seeks out Randall with 6 :4 5 © Hee Haw (Cont’d) © S p e c ia l "F.Y.I.. Tax Reform" controversial document purport­ © A n o th e r View Sunday suspicious, but potentially QD A N e w D a y © NHL Hockey Middle America's tax revolt is ed to be an eyewitness account 8:00 © Moon Man Connection Wednesday devastating, inlormation about 0 Polka of Christ's life. (Part 1 of 4) 13) Sta r W ars H oliday Special 7:00 © M o v ie "What Price Glory" assessed, with special focus on the document. (Part 4 ol 4) the effects of California's Propo­ AFTERNOON AFTERNOON The cast of "Star Wars" and an ODVW a Alegre (1952) James Cagney. Dan 8:00 sition 13. 10:00 array of guest stars join together ffiP o p a y a A n d Pa ls Dailey. (3) People © Race War In Rhodesia Carl to help the Wookie Chewbacca ® UttieRMoals © The Dollar Abroad: Inflation 3) Laurel And Hardy Laugh 1:30 4:30 Rowan reports on the long and reach his home planet in time for ©Consultation A t Hom e 4:30 Tunas @ Weekend Specials "Sou p 3) © Afterschool Special bloody struggle lor power Life Day. 0 Emergency Onel © S p e c ia l "Show On The And M e" Two modern Huck "Dinky Hocker" A young girl 7:30 3 ) 0 Welcome Back, Kotlar Road " Lou Berger is featured in Monday between blacks and whites in 9:00 (3) Arthur And Company 0 M ovie "The Three Stooges ffl NHL Hockey Finns find themselves in con­ starving lor her mother's atten­ Rhodesia. • Go Around The World In A his play about the difficult ties stant trouble. (3) © Pearl Six diverse individ­ 3 ) Tha FNntstonas © Melodyland Evening Service tion tries to compensate by Daze" (1963) Three Stooges, Jay between a man and his teenage overeating. uals find their lives Irrevocably fflN a w s © © . © C H I P S son. Sheffield. © Crockett's Victory Garden EVENING changed by their contact with © Three Sto o g sa 2:00 5:30 Thursday each other during the halcyon © Tennesias Tuxedo 0 To Be Announced 0 Once Upon A Classic © ® Geraldine Rtzgerald, "At 3 ) Young People's Special "The days of Pearl Harbor. (Part 2 ol 2:30 8:30 C0pf.e195M858,19eBi19Kif?I 5:00 Reno Sweeney" Fitzgerald pre­ 9:00 Rebel Slave" A young slave child EVENING 3) 8:00 @ Two Wheels Alive "Motorcy­ (3)Popaya , 3) Laurel And Hardy Laugh fflR h o d a sents a one-woman cabaret enti­ 3) The Word Randall learns serves a member ol the Confed­ Tunes cle Action " 9 :30 C9 Superheroes 3 ) M erv Griffin tled "Street Songs." (R) that his new project, backed by a erate forces at the Battle of 9:00 © W C T Tennis © © © Hallmark Hall Of Fame 3 ) © S c o ^ s A ll-Stars f f l 0 Carter Country cyrfical. supposedly religious Gettysburg. (B © P e a rl (Premiere) Six EVENING "Return Engagement" A history GDDamAndGoHath 3 :00 © Julia Child And Company EVENING , publisher (James Whitmore), is diverse individuals find their lives under attack from the news EVENING professor (Elizabeth Taylor) and 0 © © Galaxy Goof-Ups 3 ) I Love Lucy 9 3 0 irrevocably changed by their a young college student (Joseph ©SasamaStraal(R) 3 ) M ovie "The Caine Mutiny" 9:00 media and the head (Nicol Willi­ contact with each other during (3) Hollywood's Diamond Jubilee 7:00 Bottoms), both loners, find their (1954) Humphrey Bogart, Jose 3 )0 Love Boat (D Hollywood's Diamond Jubilee amson) of a large church. 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Will it be © T h is Is The NFL I For Dollars 7:30 © Parent EftoctlW)ees f f l Bob by Vinton never allowed his infirmity wrecking Gamer’s office © Soccer Made In Germany © NHL Hockey Boston Bruins • Art Claar, Pura, and Shina Lika a Gam, Abaolutaly on again soon? Also, will ARERNOON 10.30 0 M ovie "The Day The Earth 0 Hbneymooners to dampen his enthusiasm. in the movie? - Roger 11:30 8:00 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs Fraa at All Color, and 3 ) Moby Dick Stood Still" (1951) Michael Jan and Dean ever record Dean Torrance remains Landis, Moorhead, Minn. © NFL Gam e Of The Week ( B P e n n State Football 8 3 0 Q D M o v la "Daughter Of Dr. Rennie. Patricia Neal. again? — Julie McPhei^ 12:30 reluctant to give it another H ig h lig h ts "North Carolina (BNBA Basketball Cleveland • Ara Hand Bavalad to Ataura Exact R t into the Lana Jekyll" (1957) John Agar. Gloria 0 Se sam e Street 11:00 son, Hammond, Ind. (£ @ NCAA Football Talbott. go on vinyl. 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Douglas. ©Anim al World 3 ) Sp o rts Special age of the "World Middleweight S ) NFL Football New York Tuesday 7 3 0 0 G r a a n A cre s © Two W heels Alive Giants at Washington Redskins f f l M ovie "El Dorado" (1967) Bout" featuring defender Hugo 3 ) Bowling For Dollars • Ara Guarantaad to Exactly Com ply with your doctor’s 1 1 3 0 © Wild Kingdom © © NFL Football Regional John Wayne, Robert Mitchum. 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Fri) @ Melodyland Morning Service 3 S o c c e r ffl Make It Reel (Wed) 10:20 3 Romper Room 700 Chib ® Celebrate 4 :0 0 7 :0 0 ® Sports Extra 3 TV Community College (Mon- 3 Ryan's Hope @ 3 M o v ie "McCabe And Mrs. ffl Eighth Day (Tnu) ©Trade-Offs (Mon) HZI Art Media (Mon) 5 :0 0 3 Ring Around The World & Hardy Boys ® 3 NFL Football ® 60 Minutes ffl Jimmy Swaggart T h u) ® Africa RIes (Mon) Miller" (1971) Warren Beatty. fflDlak^(Frl) 1 0 :2 4 ® 19th Century Literature (Wed) ffl Battle Ot The Planets Christopher Closeup & Rex Humbard ® M o v ie "The Country Girl" ® 3 Pat Boone And Family 3 T h e D r u m ^ ^ 3 Abbott And CosteNo © Equal Justice Under Law & Julie Christie. 3 P T L a u b 3 W e ath e r © Once Upon A Classic (Fri) (ffl Six Million Dollar Man (Mon, (1954) Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly. OS Q o ^ Singing Jubilee 7 :3 0 HZI MacNeN / Lehrer Report 11:00 3 Not For Women Only 9 :0 0 Tue, Thu, Fri) 10:00 3 M o v ie "Soldier Of Fortune" 3 3 (3 World Of Disriey 1 0 :3 0 ^ g o rin g Mathematics (Wed) 2:10 (3) Spread A Little Sunshine ® B a rrio ® 3 3 N e w s ffl The Gong Show (H Voice Of Faith 1 2 :3 0 (1953) Clark Gable. Susan 3Soundstage 6 :3 0 ffl My Three Sons ©Freestyle (Thu) © Environmental Field Trips ® Worship For Shut-Ins ® Herculoids ® Sunday Night Extra f f l A n ^ G riffith 3 © Mister Rogers (R) ® NFL Today Hayward. 3 NHL Hockey (!) Comment (Mon) ffl Edge Of Night © Word Workers, Inc. (Frl) (Tue) I® Christopher Closeup ® Kids Are People Too ffl Bernard Meitzer ® 3 D o n a h u e 3 Joker’s Wild (Mon, Tue, Thu. ® The Brady Bunch 3 M o v ie "The Sandpiper” HZ) C r o c k e tt's V ic to ry G ard e n (ffl Up Front (tue) 3 Oral Roberts ® 9 Sunday Mass 3 P T L C k i b ffl Joe Franklin 3 3 3 J e o i^ d y 1 2 :4 5 2 :1 5 Fri) ® Action Newsmakers (1965) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard ffl Face The State (Wad) 3 M * A * S * H ® Underdog (3) Jerry Falwell 7 :3 0 3 In The Beginning 3 Seaame Street © A ll About You (Wed) @ Short Story (Mon) 3 3 NFL '78 Burton. ffl Cam era Three (Frl) 3 Cross-Wits 5 :3 0 & Sacred Heart (3 Instruction HZ) Julia Child And Company 3 Dating Game © Inside / Out (Frl) © L e t’s All Sing (Thu) 3 This Is The NFL 3 M o v ie "Hello. Dolly" (1969) 1 1 :1 5 ffl Buga Bunny And Friends © Inside/O ut (Tue) ffl Mary Tyler Moore @ Chalice Of Salvation 3 Tom Larson 1 2 :5 5 7 :4 5 3 Conversations With Barbra Streisand. Walter 8:00 f f l C B S N a w s ffl Uttls Rascals ©Storybook (Wed) 2:20 ® The Rintstones ® Studio See 3 Leave It To Beaver ffl News @ Davey And Goliath Matthau. ® T h e W o rd 3 Adslante(Mon) © S h o r t S to r y (T h u) © W rite On (Tue) d) Young People's Special 9 T o p C a t 1.-00 1 1 :3 0 HZ) It 's E v e ry b o d y 's B u s in e ss 3 T h e S a in t ® Law rence W e lk 3 Black Perspective On The © A ll About You (Frl) (Wed) 8:00 Sh It's Everybody's Business ® 3 3 3 NFL Football (M o n , W e d ) 1:00 2 :3 0 ® 3 Battlestar Galactica ffl NFL This Weak N e w s (T u e) 3 The Odd Couple (® WeBelieva ® M o v ie "The Mechanic" 4 :3 0 ffl David Suaskind ® The Growing Years (Tue, Thu) 1 0 :4 0 ffl Search For Tomorrow ffl Guiding Light 1 0 :3 0 ® N in e O n N ew J e rse y 3 Ring Around The World ffl That Girl 3 ® Electric Company (R) ® Sunday Mass (1972) Charles Bronson, Jan- 3 The Discoverers fflRuffHouaa ® The Course Of Our Times (Frl) © Ecology (Mon) ffl 3 Mk^ey Mouse Club ® Spiderman (S) This Is The Lila AWnhIT ffl 3 All My Children 3 The Lottery Show (Thu) ® James Robison Michael Vincent. ( 3 M o v ie 3 3 3 The Doctors ~ ® P o in t O f View 5 :0 0 3 HZ) Global Paper "Heaven Knows, Mr. 3 What About Woman (Thu) 9 :3 0 1 0 :4 5 3 Hogan’s Heroes (H Voice Of Faith ® D ia lo g u e f f l M o v ie ® Fireside Kitchen (Mon) 3 The World Tomorrow ®SlxMIIUonDoiiarMan Allison" (1957) Robert Mitchum, 3 n Is Written (Frl) (1) Match Game '78 3 News @ Coma Walk The World ® M o v ie "Mission Star Dust" 8 : 3 0 . Deborah Kerr. © Primary Sdenca (Tue) 3 Paulist, Insight (Mon) ® Antiques (Tue) 3 Freestyle f f l U F O ffl The Partridge Family ® Jackson Jr. High (Wed) @ SZI Sesame Street (R) (1963) Essy Persson, Lang ® New York Report 6 :5 5 3 Woman's Place (Tue) © Romttinoli's Table (Wed) 5 :3 5 3TheJetsons (3 Athanson's Forum 3 Next Step Beyond 3 Joker's Wild © Animals And Such (Thu) 5 Movie "The Lions Are Free" Jeffries. dS Greatest Sprirts Legends 3 N e w s 3 For You, Black Woman (Wed) © Open Door (Thu) 3 Movie (Cont'd) (Thu) & Kids Are People Too @ Firing Lino 3 Maas. Coundi Of Rabbis 3 The Flintstones © Cover To Cover (Frl) (1969) Bill Travers, Virginia (31 S p a n ish In sigh t 3 This la The Ufa (Thu) © Julia Child And Company (Fri) HZl It 's E v e ry b o d y 's B u sin e ss 3 Hot City Disco 9 :0 0 HZ) A r t M 'a S h m v c a a e 7 :0 0 ® Exploring Mathematics (Mon) McKenna, 3 N o v a IIKW 3 Human Oknanalon (Fri) HZI Economically Speaking ® David Wolper Presents 1 1 :4 5 (!) CBS News ® Let's All an g (Tue) 3 :0 0 ® Dr. Doolittle 1 0 :4 5 3 Johnny Quest ffl AH In The Family (R) 3 3 Hollywood Squares ® 3 NFL Football ffl Popeye And Friends ® Writers Of Our Time (Wed) ffl Fred Flintstone And Friends @ Latino 3 J e w is h L H e HZ) F irin g Lin e 5 :3 0 ffl New Avengers ffl Love, American St)^ © Many Worlds Of Nature (Mon) ® Meet The Mayors f f lN e w s ffl 3 Good Morning America ® Environmental Field Trips (ffl 3 General Hospital (!S Faith For Today ffl 3 Happy Days (R) © Cover To Cover (Tue) 8 :3 0 1 :3 0 (S Athletes f f l N e w s ffl Ironside HZ) Congressional Outlook 3 A B C N e w s ffl Str^ h t TaH( ® Trade-Offs (Wed) (3) Hot Fudge • ® Eighth Dm 3 3 T o d a y ® WWrite On (Fri) 3 3 3 AnotherWorld 11:00 3 3 3 M o v ie "O de To Billy 12K)0 3 3 3 High Rollers © AH About You (Thu) Dial-ogu6M ® Insight ® U p Front (S) Edm es Of Inspiration Joe" (1977) Glynnis O'Connor, 3Superheroes 3 Mundo Real (Tue) EVENING 9 :4 0 3 Electric Company (Mon-Thu) © Ripples (Fri) GP Day Of Discovery ® Woody Woodpecker 3 Weekend Specif Robby Benson. A teen-ager f f l M o v ie "The Saint Meets The 3 Pop e ye 7 :1 5 ® Images And Things (Thu) 3 Once Upon A Classic (Frl) 1 :1 5 ® Oral Roberts ® Rax Humbard involved in his first serious Tiger" (1943) Hugh Sinclair, Jean © Ulias, Yoga And You (R) 2:00 Gillie. 3N «w Zoo Revue ® Matter Of Fact (FrO 3 Marcus Welby, M.D. GANG-STER — Could you 3 Fantastic Voyage 9 In sigh t 6:00 romance mysteriously plunges to © Primary Science (Mon) ® Make It Real ©Electric C om ^ y (Mon, Wed, 3 :3 0 please tell me who played 6 Jewish Heritage 3 Portugal Cantinho Da Sau- ® M o v ie "The Killer Who his death. 3 Emergency Onal 7125 9 :4 5 © Animals And Such (Tue) 3 HZ) G e ra ld in e Fitzgerald ® Inside / Out (Thu) ffl Bewitched d a d e Wouldn't Die " (1976) Mike 3 HZ) M a ste rp ie c e T h eatre 3 Worship For Shut-Ins ® 3 N e w s ® Word Workers, Inc. (Mon) Alfalfa in the “ Our Gang” 3 Movie "Papa's Delicate 3 N e w s HS W alsh's Animals (Tue) © J a c k so n Jr. High (Fri) ffl Spiderman 9 :0 0 3 This Is The NFL Connors, Gregoire Aslan. The ® Self, Incorporated (Tue) comedy known as the Lit­ Condition" (1963) Jackie Glea­ 9 :1 5 7 :3 0 © Exploring Mathematics (Thu) ® Villa Alegre (Mon, Wed) 3 Soccer Made In Germany search lor the killer of an under­ (3) Mark) And The Magic Movie son. Giynis Johns. (S ) L iste n 1 2 :1 5 ffl The FNntstonas 9 :5 0 1:20 3 Villa Alegre (R) (Tue, Thu, Fri) tle Rascals? — Emma 3 M u n d o R a a l cover agent leads Ohanlan into a 1 1 :1 5 © Matter Of Fact (Wed) M achine 3 M o v ie "Inside Daisy Clover" f f lB a r e t t a ffl PTL Chib 3 N e w s 3 Heckle And Jackie / Dmuty Green, Bainhridge, Ga. ® Frankenstein Jr. And The 3 Three Stooges network of intrigue which almost 9 :3 0 © A rt Madia (Thu) D a w g (1966) Natalie Wood, Christo­ 1 2 :3 0 3 3 T o d a y 9 :5 5 1 :3 0 Carl Switzer was the Impossibles @ T h e G ro w in g Y e a rs costs him his life. 2 hrs. ® It Is Written © O w E a sy pher Plummer. 3 M o v ie "The High Commis­ 3 The Archies 3 Heritage Comer 1 1 :3 0 ffl As The World Turns ® The Price Is Right (S) Jake Hess Gospel Time befreckled, bespectacled ® Davey And Goliath 1 1 :3 0 sioner" (1968) Rod Taylor. Chris- ffl The Young And The Restless ffl The Partridge Family ® Oral Roberts 2 :3 0 ® M o v ie "The Owl And The 7 :4 5 4 :0 0 and bewildered Alfalfa. ® Face The Nation topher Plummer. 10:00 ffl Midday Llw 3 3 3 Days Of Our Lives ffl Dlnahl » ® Connecticut: Seen Pussycat " (1970) Barbra ffl Mike Douglas ffl 3 Family Feud ® Bread And Butterflies (Mon) ffl Woody Woodpecker Switzer died at the age of ffl I Love Lucy 8:00 3 3 3 WheelOf Fortune © Images And Things (Tue) ffl The Brady Bunch (Mon, Tue, 31, shot to death by a ffl Ryan's Hope ffl Captain Kangar(00 3 Educational Programming © Storybook (Thu) Thu, Fri) TEL^IS IO N ffl Romper Room business associate during ffl Woody WoodpeIp e cke r (Mon, Tue, Thu, Frl) © Self, Incorporated (Fri) (ffl Battle Of The Planets (Wed) 3 T o d a y 3 3 Card Sharks 3 Mundo Real (Wed) a dispute. The associate 1 :4 0 ffl 3 Movie Potential is great AND STEREO 3 Fourth Estate (kllon) 3 Kitty Today © S e s a m e S tre e t was acquitted on grounds TEC-IRON © Truly American (Wed) 3 Hollywood Squares 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER phone S49-722I iSl Battle O l The Planets of self-defense. CB’s still a misunderstoo(d medium ONE (1) DAY SERVICE Monday, Nov. 13 i I By Ink Dipper l/KSF smm^ lU irai^iitoiw d the east-west north-south DAYTIME MOVIES 7 :0 0 9 :0 0 ffl H o g g 's Heroes Neighborhood Alerts in nificent medium for the en­ highway numbers, so the OMAU Color TVs f f l C B S N a w s ffl The Word 3 3 3 Tonight Rochester, N.Y. richment of every traveler It is time someone stood traveler can easily obtain 12:00 ffl The Brady Bunch ffl 3 NFL Football 3 Ironside up and shouted the glories of A retired Army colonel in and tourist. *90 ffl 3 ABC News ffl M o v ie "Nightmare Honey­ HZI Captioned A BC News travel information. as available 3 "Somewhere In The Night" CB. California who has spent a The peril of CB lies in the am-m. (1946) John Hodiak, Nancy ffl Bowling For Dollars m oon" Rebecca Diana Smith. Several states monitor 1 1 :4 5 lifetime in broadcast fre­ failure of the Federal Com­ Guild. (H Festlvd Of Faith Oack Rambo. A bride becomes It is time someone said Channel 1 so they can advise ( £ 3 News quencies writes that he is munications Commission to 3 W raetH ng the target ol a pair o l killers. 2 that CB is the greatest me­ passers-through of things to 1:00 hrs. appalled at misuse of CB. give it leadership and in the 3 N e w s 12:00 dium since the personal let­ ffl "Iv y " (1947) Joan Fontaine. 3©DickCavett 3 3 3 NBC Movie "Betray­ ffl Adam-12 ter. After all, 20 million potential misuse of it. Patric Knowies. 3 Newlyviwd Game al" (Premiere) Rip Torn, Lesley ffl Movie "Here Come The Americans can’t all be cra­ CB can work to everyone’s 4 :0 0 3 T h e O d d C o u p le ~ Ann Warren. A young woman Girls" (1953) Bob Hope. Tony zy. CB can work to everyone’s benefit. But it carries the sues her psychiatrist for luring V* Mif fiavt • mmhrtui ffl "The Looking Giass War" 7 :2 9 Martin. CB talks WITH people. Or. opposite effect, too. her into a sexual relationship (1970) Christopher Jones, Pia 3 DaHy Numbers 1 2 :1 5 perhaps better expressed: benefit. Nothing is as powerful as a Mfaetion of Degermark. under the guise ol therapy. 7 :3 0 3 V isio n s ffl Collm FootbaH'78 People talk WITH CB. Real an idea, someone once said. 3 “Biue Hawaii" (1962) Elvis 3 The (^softer people. Not the decision­ And nothing has changed Presley. Angela Lansbury. (ffl PM Magazine 3 Movie "Together Again" about that. (• thanksgiving cards ffl Carol Burnett And Friends (1944) Irene Dunne. Charles 1 2 :3 0 makers. Not the earthshak- do in their particular states. fflTheMuppets Boyer. Alter a woman's late ffl Movie "Diary Of A ers. Just real people. There are these letters in iN K W SI'A l'K U KN TKIllM ll.SK A.SSN.1 EVENING A man in Alabama has our files and many more. tor m r y o n t ffl Newlywed Game husband's statue is struck by Murderess" (1974) Richard This column receives mail lightning, she commissions a Conte. Marisa Meii. submitted to us a very com­ Few of them are negative. (TAPK N0.5) V wlwt a nlM ho«^ to 3 Candid Camera from people with ideas a^ u t 6M 3 © MacNeil / Lehrer Report sculptor to fix it. (2 hrs.) prehensive plan for com­ — / i»mombor loiiMon 1 2 :4 0 CB. People who want to use They are crying for some fflffl3 3 News 3 T h a t 's H o llyw o o d © M arie Curie mercial use, similar to the ffl CBS Late Movie "McMillan positive approach to the ave­ V • thoughtful ewd. ffl'The Brady Bunch 3 Chico And The Man it better than it is now being Yellow Pages of the tele­ CBCONVAC A 10:00 And Wife: Night Train To L.A." nues that now exist. fflJokar'eW Hd 3 Tic Tac Dough used. People who have ideas phone book. Q E B o z o 's B ig T o p f f l © News (1974) Rock Hudson. Susan about its potential. People There is an anthropologist How long will it take for 3 TVComfriunlty Coflege 3 Melodyland Saint James. who think about it. who is listening constantly to CB to be understood? It is 3MyThraaSons 8:00 1 0 :3 0 GD M * A * S * H They, too, recognize the study the language used. It wrong that CB should be 3 B o n a n z a 3 Connecticut Profiles fflOoaa-W tts 1:00 vital aspects of citizens band considered a way of beating © Z o « n ( R ) © Dancing Disco will serve as a base for a “every f f l 3 L u c a n 3 3 3 Tomorrow radio. The surety of its thesis on linguistics that will the cops to a speeding ticket. 6 :3 0 ffl-Pann State Football 1 :3 0 future. The greatness of its prove helpful in the knowl­ It is wrong to think of CB as little ffllLovsLucy 11:00 H Igh H gh ta f f l 3 3 N e w s ffl Joe Franklin potential. a way of ducking a radar liairM N fflOdfngOwM edge of dialects and phrases 3 3 8 Little Houaa On The There's a man in Missouri ambush. y theimraeii ^ 111 The Promises Of God ffl The Gong Show of our country. P r d r ia ffl Untouchables who has a plan for the use of aowfttown m anclkUtiF 3 3 S N B C N S W S 3 © Global Paper There are Crime Watches Positive thinking must be. Jf US Vdoe Of Faith 2:20 channels that correspond to 3 0 v a r E a s y 3y © It'a EM rybod/a Bualnasa 8 :3 0 ffl) O n* Day At A Tima © n d c C s M a tt Williams. veteran character actor Oenve.'' Pyle or "How Bugs 6 :5 5 M arvO rM n 11.-36 2 :3 0 Bunny Won the W est," half-hour special to be N s W8 UaraClub S ffl) Rockford FHaa f f l f f l N a w s broadcast Wednesday, Nov. 15. on CBS. Page 6 - WEEKEND

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5” r W TT WEEKEND — Page 7 Tuesday, Nov. 14 12 13 14 6:55 Thursday, Nov. 16 DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 9 Hogan’s Haroao 15 16 17 a News 0 M e r v Griffin 0Dld(Cav«tt DAYTIME MOVIES 0 a Laveme & Shirley 0 0 h e Growing Years 9 0 N o v a 12:00 7:00 11:30 18 „ 20 22 0 Hogm's Heroes S ) CBS News a Liars Club r h @ “Companions In Night­ 0 Bamaby Jonas ■ 6:55 8:30 09StarslnaHutch mare" (1967) Meivyn Douglas. (S The Brarly Bunch 9:00 24 12:00 9 N a w s OS Voice Of r W ) 0 Hogan's Hsroas "Storm Center" (1956) 0 M e r v Griffin Anne Baxter 0) a ABC News 0 The Word 9 9 8 9 Tonight 0 9 ABC Movie "Deliver­ Bette Davis, Brian Keith. 7:00 0 9 What's Happaningll 0 Bowling For Dollars 0 a Three's Company 9 Ironside 1:00 ance" (1972) Burt Reynolds. Jon 27 28 29 30 31 0 C B S N e w s (H Festivd Of Faith a a a N B C Mo ^ "Lady 01 9:00 (5) “ Has Anybody Seen My Voight. 1:00 0 The Brady Bgnch 0 Captioned ABC News a Sounding Board The House" (Premiere) Dyan 0 Hawaii Five-O Gal?" Piper Laurie. Rock 9VoleeOfFalth W 0 "Written'On The Wind" 0 9 A B C N e w s a News Cannon. Armand Assante. Sally 33 0 9 Pearl 12.-00 Hudson. a a 9 Tonight (1957) Rock Hudson, Lauren 0 BowUng For Dollars 0 Adam-12 IS a Dick Cavett Stanlord's rise from San Fran­ 9 8 9 Quincy - 9 Ironside 34 Bacall. OFeatlvdOfFalth 4:00 a Newlywed Game cisco madam to mayor ol 35 37 38 9 Global Paper 0 Movie "QuanlriH’s Raiders" 0 Captioned ABC News 9 Journey To Adventure (3) “The Catcher' (1971) a The Odd Couple Sausalito, California, is drama­ 4:00 0Soundatage (1958) Steve Cochran, Leo 12:00 39 0 "M r. Blandings Builds His 8 N a w a Gordon. Michael Witney. Jan-Michael 7:29 tized. 41 10:00 Vincent. 0 Adam-12 Dream House" (1948) Cary 9 0 Dick Cavett a Daily Numbers ® Arms For South America 0 Bamaby Jones 12:05 "Roustabout" (1964) Elvis 0 Movie "Belle Starr's Daugh­ Grant, Myrna Loy. 9 Newlywed Game & a Movie "All My Sons" (1948) 42 44 47 0 0 News 0 CBS Late Movie "Columbo’ Presley. Barbara Stanwyck. 7:30 ter” (1948) Rod Cameron. 9 "G l Blues" (1960) Elvis 9 The Odd Couple Edward G. Robinson, Burt H ® Living Faith A Matter Of H o n o r" (1976) Peter 0 PM Magazine George Montgomery. Presley. Juliet Prowse. Lancaster. A son accuses his 48 49 so 51 52 53 7 :2 9 9 8 9 David Cassidy Falk, Ricardo Montalban. 0 Carol Burnett And Friends EVENING lather ol having sold defective 12:30 9 Dally Numbers 0 $100,000 Name That Tune EVENING 10:15 12:30 planes to the government during 0 Movie "Dead Of Night " 54 55 0 Newlywed Game 56 7:30 0 Madison Square Garden 0 Movie "Lady Ice” (1973) the war. (2 hrs.) (1945) Mervyn Johns. Michael 6:00 a Sha Na Na 0 PM Magazine Spotlight Donald Sutherland, Jennifer ®(T)®aNews Redgrave. 6 M a a MacNeil / Lehrer Report b7 58 59 0 Carol Burnett And Friends 9 Bruins W rap-Up O'Neill.- (£) The Brady Bunch 0 0 8 9 N e w s a Wild Kingdom ( S a T a x I 12:40 18 0 Family Feud 0 Joker's Wild 0 The Brady Bunch 10:30 12:37 a Chico And The Mari 0 CBS Lata Movie "Francis 0 Newlywed Game (3) Bozo's Big Top 0 Joker's Wild 1 Bobby Vinton 0 9 S . W . A . 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Brian' a Adam -12 0 The Gong Show 21 Shade tree 52 Smallest particle 9 Adam-12 11:30 Donlevy. a Jotter's Wild 0 Movie "Lady In The Dark" 9 8 9 Lifellna @ The Growing Years 23 Telly's towel tabs 54 - Amaz 0 M * A * S * H 0 N e w s @ Uve From Wolf Trap 0 Untouchables (1944) Ginger Rogers. Ray QQDIcfc Van Dyke Milland. 24 — Turner 55 Exist 25 Connery's first name 56 TV studio necessity, for 27 Richard or Pat short 29 Pertaining to a 57 — Sommer Friday, Nov. 17 ‘Star W ars’ Revival Wednesday, Nov. 15 continent 58 Nickname for Nimoy 9 Soap Factory 32 Days of - Lives 59 Uncles (dial.) DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Masterpiece ThAatre 33 African antelope 8 N e w a 0 Movie "Man Who Shot Lib­ a My Three Sons erty Valance" (1962) James DAYTIM E SPECIALS 9 0 MacNall / Lehrer Report 9 0 Dick Cavett 9:30 a Bonanza dy Hackett. The lives and work of 12:00 Stewart, John Wayne. If you’re a “Star Wars” Arthur, Miss Carroll and 9 HoMinwod Squares 9 Newlywed Game 9 8 9 Hallmark Hall Of Fame 0 Z o o m (R ) the madcap comedy duo of DOH>- 9 "711 Ocean Drive" (1950) 9 8 9 Tonight freak, make sure your in­ 4:30 9 Chico And The Man 9 The O dd Couple 9 The Fourth Estate The Jefferson Starship. Abbott and Costello are traced. Edmond O'Brien. Joanne Dru. 9 Movie "Shanghai Chest" 0 @ Afterachool Special 6:30 1 An Evans' first name 41 Steve ~ terceptor is tuned to CBS Art Carney plays a loyal 9TicTa c Dough 9 Great Performances 2 Initial lab.) 7 :2 9 10:00 (1948) William Beaudine. Roland 0 1 Love Lucy 42 Cipher IKK) on Friday, Nov. 17. An friend of the Wookiees in 5:30 8:00 9M ovla "Texas" (1941) Glenn 3 Kind of lettuce 9 Daily Numbers 0 Comment Winters. 0 Dating Game Ford, William Holden. Friends 43 Russian city 0 "When Lovers Meet" (1946) 0 0 N a w s 9 B a re tta interplanetary trip on 0 Young Peopla's Special 0 A CharHa Brown Thanksglv- 4 Alias Kotter 7:30 their struggle against the 9 Jake Hm s Gospel Time since childhood, a cattleman and 46 Henny tells it George Brent, Lucille Ball. 9 Promiaaa Of God 0 Captioned ABC News 5 — Lisi PM Magazine "The Star Wars Holiday ruling imperial troops. a a a N B C News a rustler vie for the affections ol 47 Ed or Leon 0 9 Economically Speaking a O v e r E ^ ^Croes-WHs 6 Fruit drink 4:00 0 Carol Burnett And Friends 12:00 Special,” will star Bea­ Harvey Korman appears DAYTIME MOVIES the same girt. (2 hrs.) 49 Inquire 0 "I Walk The Line" (1970) a Adam-12 0 9 Eight Is Enough 7 Appellations 51 Before • 0 S h a N a N a 0 Movie ' So Sad About trice Arthur, Art Carney, in three different roles - as 0 Movie "A Place For Lovers" 0 Bactlons’78 Gregory Peck, Tuesday Weld. 0 It's Everybody's Business 8 Serious TV offerings 53 — Conway 0 Nawtywad Game 10:30 Gloria" (1975) Dean Jagger, Lori Diahann Carroll, The Jef­ a Dromboid, as a unique 12:00 (1969) Faye Dunaway. Marcello 9 Mr. Brynner 9 "Girls, Girls, Girls" (1962) 9 Porter Wagoner 0 Face The State Saunders. 6:55 10:00 ferson Starship and Har­ a "This Woman Is Danger­ Mastroianni. A termlnally-ill 10 Earths - Elvis Presley. Stella Stevens. 8 $100,000 Name That Tune 0 Newark And Reality television chef, and as a @ N e w s 0 0 News 12:37 ous" (1952) Joan Crawford. woman tries to conceal her fate SOLITION 9 0 MacNall / Lehrer R a ^ 9 Living Faith vey Korman. bar patron of Miss Arthur, 0 9 Vegi4 11 Son of Seth (Bib.) 9 Bobby Vinton Dennis Morgan. from her lover, but he finds out EVENING 9 Match Gam e P.M. 9 0 Turnabout 7:00 0 Boris Karfoff Thriller 20 — Life to Live 5 3 W 3 Luke Skywalker, Prin­ who manages an interstel­ 0 CBS News and insists upon hospitalizing dS Living Faith 22 Meadow Chico And The Man 1:00 cess Leia and other mem­ 1:00 her. 2 hrs. 3 VI lo s e s 11:00 lar cantina with a wild 0 The Brady Bunch 9 Race W ar In Rhodesia 24 Sophia - 6:00 Tic Ta c Dough 9 8 9 Midnight Special 0 "Temptation" (1946) Merle 9 a Dick Clark's Live Wadnes- n O jJ w BQSS 0 0 8 9 9 News bers of the film cast will assortment of customers. Oberon. Paul Lukas. 0 a ABC News 26 The Edge of — 0 0 a 9 N e w s 0 The Gong Show 1:30 10:30 2 P ■ s S S B e8.-00 make special appearanc­ In the constant interstel­ 0 Bowling For Dollars 27 U d 0 The Brady Bunch 0 Untouchables 0 Nawa 9 Elections'78 0 Person To Parson Star Wars Holiday Special es: Mark Hamill (Luke 9 Festhrd Of Faith 28 French affirmative 0 Joker’s Wild 0 9 Dick Van Dyke 0 Joe Franklin lar warfare between impe­ 4.-00 9 Hee Haw Honeys s 3 HS '/sv ^ sB e i Cross-Wits a Journeys To The Mind 11:00 30 Sue - Langdon 3S Bozo’s Big To p 0 9 Hogan's Heroes Skywalker); Harrison rial troops and rebels, 0 "Eye Ol The Devil" (1967) 9 Joker’s WHd n N 0 9 Love Boat 2:00 IS N0WS 0 0 9 9 9 News 31 Greek letters 9MundoRsel 0 Dkk Cavett Ford (Han Solo); Carrie Chewbacca and Han Solo David Niven, Deborah Kerr, a0Dlck Cavett 0 Great Performances 0 The Gong Show N V i H ' eiffsi 9 M y Three Sons 0 NHL Hockey 0 Movie "Men With Wings” a "Fun In Acapulco" (1963) t Newlywed Game 35 Miss Uggams 9 8 9 DHTrent Strokes 11:30 (1938) Fred MacMurray, Ray Fisher (Princess Leia); are blockaded by an impe­ 8:30 0 Untouchablaa 36 Joanne — aiSQ ei 9 B o n a n z a Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress. tT h e O d dICouple C t 0H ow Bugs Bunny Won The 9 D i c k Van Dyke 0 Z o o m (R ) 9 0 Washington Week In 0 Movie "The Ballad Ol Cable Milland. Anthony Danies (C3PO); rial starship in their flight 37 Burrows or Vigoda Ravlaw Hogue" (1970) Jason Robards, 7:29 West 9 Hogan’s Heroes M1 2:30 Peter Mayhew (Chewbac- to Chewbacca’s own planet EVENING 0 MervQrtffIn 0 O i d c Cavett 38 — Street 6:30 9 Joker’s Wild Stella Stevens. a Dally Numbers 0ILoveLucy 0 N e w a ca): R2D2, and the voice of and family for Life Day, 9 Special Edition 40 Tatum or Ryan 0 Movie "The Great Gatsby” 11:30 2 a 0OatingQaine James Earl Jones as Darth 6:00 7:30 9 UarsCkJb 8 : 3 0 ' (1974) Robert Bedford, Mia 4:16 the most important holiday 0 CBS Latn Movie "Love Boat 9Ja ka H e saI Gospel ( Time Farrow, Vader. 0 0 ® a News 0PMMagazlna 0 M e t v Griffin 0 Jack Benny on the Wookiee calendar. II" (1977) Ken Berry, Bert Convy. 9 8 9 NBC News 0 The Brady Bunch 0 Carol Burnett And Friends 9.00 9 8 9 Rockford Files A spectacular trip into 0 Hogan'e Haroee A new Capp to feather 9 Over Easy While anxiously waiting 0doker'sWUd 0 $1.98 Bewty Show 0 The Word 9 0 Wall Street Week 09PolioaWonMn 9 Adam -12 outer space on the planet of for her husband in their ( 9 Bozo's Big Top 0 Newlywed Oiame 9 Liars Club 0 a CfiarHe's Angels 9 Voice Of Faith Li 1 Abner,’ the long-running A1 Capp comic strip that 0 The Course Of Our Timas the Wookiees takes place enormous treehouse home, a TV Community College a W H d Kingdom a a a Movie "Bud And Lou" — a BioMonav 9 8 9 T o n i g M appeared ui newspapers around the world, will be a one- 9:00 on their special holiday of Malla tries to distract (Premiere) Harvey Korman, Bud- 9 lro n f id a 6:55 0 9 Pearl hour special on NBC. 9 N a w s Life Day, at a time long 0 Captioned ABC News 9 Congressional Outlook mici^oF rnesc grandfather Itchy and son in ^ comic strip adds the TV presentation to its list of ago in a galaxy far away Lumpy with such Wookiee 12:00 7:00 9 Movie "A Woman's World" A C-0K PiP KiPT ® m usical and a 1959 Param ount 0 CBS News (1954) Fred MacMurray, June on the two-hour show that T V Plal-ogue 0 Adam -12 entertainments as a mind ~ ) The Brady Bunoh Allyson. Three men and their 0 Movie "They Saved Hitler's p«n *2^ P®ter Palmer and Leslie Parrish. combines a dazzling lineup evaporator and holograph, 0 9 AA BA Dnr* C O InOWe — KN4 vcTecrwie Brain" (1964) Walter Stocker, fh* e t i Louis Nye are among wives are observed in New York of stars, animation, adven­ which shows circus acts PRAIRIE ORPHANS - teaux’s undertook their Audrey Caire. ^ s t ^ sla ^ for the special, while the leads of Abnw 0 Bowling For DoHars by a prospective employer. (2 NN ture, music and visual I’ve heard that Patrick great actor, and reaDy a S Festtvd Of Faith hrs.) and enchanting music. cause and found one boy to 12:30 relaUve unknowns who won their' effects. It is Art Carney, as the and Matthew Laborteanx ente, too. Please teU me roles in open auditions. (IL&IW merely be suffering from why he decided to leave 0 Movie "Journey Into Fear" The story takes us into kindly trader Saun Dann, of “Uttle Honse on the low blood sugar resulting (1975) Zero Mostel, Shelley th e adventures of Pndrie” are not really the show. Is he going to be Winters. Down with the flag 'S\ who comes to Malla’s aid in hyperactirity, and the Chewbacca, the giant when imperial troops come brothers. Is this true? a singer? - Deaane 12:37 other from autism, frmn Barese, Woodbury, C t Those tuning in to Masterpiece Theatre’s “The Duchess furry Wookiee who is co­ to search for Chewbacca, Also, do twins |day the which he has since reco­ 0 9 S . W A . T . NATIVE APPLES ^ of Duke Street” probably noticed the absence of the pilot of intrepid Han Solo’s baby, Grace, the same Kaslo wasn’t the great suspecting him of rebel vered. Another member of 1.-00 Union Jat^ unfurling, as it has for the past eight seasons. interplanetary pirate sympathies. way twins play Carrie on actor; Michael Nouri was. 9 8 9 Tomorrow. the IngalTs famOy is ninn But the fact that Nouri was & PUMPKINS Instod viewers are seeing “everyone’s ideal library” — spaceship, the Millenium In a n animated “Honse”? - Ronnie Mey- an adopted child — 1:20 a visual pot-pourri of elegantly bound editions borrowed Falcon. roson, Santa Barbara, becoming indistinguish­ 0 K o )a k sequence, Luke Skywalker Mellissa Gilbert. FinaUy, from Princeton’s Rare Book Library and some $40,000 We meet (Thewbacca’s takes dromboid C3P0 and Calif. able from K aslo w as

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