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I Vol. XCIX, No. 283 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday. August 30, 19io~ • Since 1881 • 2d« Settlement predicted in shipyard strike GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - The President Leonid Brezhnev himself. with the national armies” of the War­ leader of the strikes engulfing most It also coincided with the arrival in saw Pact nations. of Poland, from the Baltic Coast to East Germany of Polish troops to Word of the coalfield strikes first the coalmining heartland, said take part in Warsaw Pact maneuvers came from a delegate from Lubin, a Friday a key dispute over free trade near the Polish border — and the southern Polish town near Wroclaw, unions was nearly settled and "we Baltic coast. who went to the Baltic coast port of see the finish.” Whether just one side or both felt Gdansk to confer with the leaders of The conference hall at the Lenin the pressure was not immediately a 16-day-old shipyard strike. shipyards in Gdansk, the Baltic port clear. Details of the reported settle­ It was the Gdansk walkout that where the strikes began 16 days ago, ment were not announced. touched off the labor unrest that has erupted into an uproar of cheers and Walesa cautioned the government mushroomed into a general strike applause as strike leader Lech may yet raise last-minute objections, affecting most of Poland and posing Walesa told delegates from 500 fac­ or renege on the terms later. But as the most serious challenge the tories they were close to winning he addressed the factory delegates, Gierek regime has faced. their main demand — the first in­ he was bouyant and, for the moment, The Gdansk strike committee said dependent trade unions in the East exuding confidence. earliv it had reached a tentative les Bloc. "Point No. 1 (the demand for free agreement on the union issue with all "Tell the good news,” Walesa trade unions) has been settled 90 members of the government declared. "We see the finish." percent.” Walesa said. "It does not negotiating team except its chief, '3 .J The break in what had been a mean that the settlement may not be first deputy premier Mieczyslaw stalemate over the union issue came overthrown, but we are going Jagielski. after the strikes now involving more forward. We are making progress.... Jagielski, who has missed the last than 350,000 workers spread to the coal "We've begun to understand one two rounds of talks, stayed away mines of Silesia. That was viewed as another. This is the finish. We see the from the shipyard Friday and potentially the most crippling blow finish." he said. progress remained uncertain until the the government and the economy According to Western analysts, the Walesa's announcement. since the labor unrest began to unfold settlement came none too soon. with a shipyard strike in Gdansk. “The coal mines are the heart of The walkout by some 20,000 coal Poland's industrial strength,” one miners was doubly embarrassing to analyst said. “If the coal miners are No paper the regime because Communist Par­ out in force, it may mean the govern­ ty chief Edward Gierek, himself a ment no longer has the power to former coal miner, came up through resist the strikes. And then the the party ranks in Silesia, which was danger will be greater than ever, but Monday considered his political stronghold. from tbe East, the Soviet Union." In addition, Poland depends heavily In Moscow, Soviet President In observance of tbe Labor on coal for its energy ne^s. Leonid Brezhnev said that while the Holiday, The Herald will not be The actions also came amid of­ Kremlin had no plans to "encroach" published on Monday. ficial warnings that the situation was on foreign territory or "intervene in The Herald will resume publica­ becoming "critical." — warnings somebody else's internal affairs," it tion Tuesday. that pointedly reminded the strikers wouid not hesitate to defend its The management and staff of of Poland's ties with the Soviet Union “legitimate rights and interests.” the Manchester Evening Herald and its position in the East bloc. In what was apparently a reference wishes everyone a safe and plea­ One of those warnings, although to the Polish crisis, he added "we sant holiday. vaguely phrased, came from Soviet have strong brotherhood in arms Polish parade Polish honor guard goosesteps during cer- the capitol but the effects of the 16-day strike Complex lawyer notified monial changing of the guard Friday in front in Gdansk will inevitable be felt. (UPI of Poland's memorial to an unknown soldier photo), of PWD position on pond in Warsaw. There are no reported strikes in the subdivision. There are two major He said water could be directed to By DAVE LAVALLEE alternatives. property off the subdivision site to Soviets to stay neutral Herald Kepurtrr One would be to divert tbe water abutting property. Another choice GLASTONBl RY - The attorney from the watershed to a detention would be to send tbe water upstream representing the developer of Clear- pond along Mott Hill Road. The other of Mott Hill Brobk to another pond view Estates, Section 1, Phase II, has would be to divert the water to a outside of the subdivision. in Polish strike situation been made aware of the Publie proposed pond in the norther part of "These two alternatives would be MOSCOW (UPI) — In an apparent Communist bloc Brezhnev, 73 and looking healthier Workd Department's stand on tbe the subdivision. The pond was much more suitable to handling the reference to Poland, President "But. " he added, "we shall always than at any other time during the construction of a detention pond in scheduled to be built anyway, accor­ runoff,” Cosentino said. Leonid Brezhnev said Friday the manage to defend our rights and past year, delivered the 45-minute the upper section of the proposed ding to Branse, but the proposal now No decisions can be made by the Soviet Union did not intend to in­ legitimate interests " speech in Kazakhstan to mark the development, according to Town shows a larger pond to accommodate department until the developer sub­ terfere in the internal affairs of "We have strong brotherhood in 60th anniversary of the central Asian Engineer Joseph Cosentino. t|}e additional watershed. mits detailed plans on the size of the another country but would always arms with the national armies of the republic’s incorporation into the Cosentino's statement followed At its meeting the Conservation detention pond, according to Cosen­ “defend our rights and legitimate in­ countries of the socialist com­ Soviet Union comments made by Mark Branse, Commission agreed the upper pond tino. terests. ” munity." he said The speech was televised the attorney representing developer was the best alternative and Branse “It would be difficult to maintain Brezhnev, in a speech televised Diplomatic observers said the throughout the Soviet Union but was Rene Veilleux, Thursday night at the agreed. However, members of the the propo|ed pond,” he said. across the Soviet Union, also lashed fleeting reference to Moscow's not shown live in Poland Conservation Commission meeting. commission and Branse indicated military links with other countrrcs There was nothing vague in Cosentino-iaid he met with Town out at President Carter's new Branse had said at the meeting he they were being held up by the lack of nuclear strategy, charging the was unusual and could be interpreted Brezhnev's attack on the United \ Manager Richard Borden, En­ had not received any clear direction a report from the Public Works United States was trying to prepare to mean that any strike-breaking States and its new nuclear strategy vironmental Planner John Pagini and on whether the Public Works Depart­ Department. the world for the "extremely would be done by Polish soldiers aimed at llmting the devastation in ment favors the construction of the However. Cosentino said the Branse to express the department’s the event of a nuclear war The feelings on the plan. dangerous" prospect of fighting a But it also could be significant in upper detention basin. department had reservations on the limited nuclear war. view of the Soviet invasions of Soviets, as well as American critics, The Conservation Commission use of the upper pond as currently “It would not have been ready to But it was Brezhnev's apparent Hungary in 1966 and Czechoslovakia charge that such strategy increases voted to continue a public hearing on proposed. make a recommendation Thursday references to the Polish crisis that in 1 ^ . which were carried out under the possibility of a nulcear war the 22-lot application and to send a “We have concerns about the night," he said. intrigued Western diplomats, leaving the banner of the Warsaw Pact, the "Its mam purpose is to make the letter to public works requesting an diversion of the watershed, the loca­ them to guess at what he meant. military alliance of the East bloc. prospect of nuclear war more accep­ opinion on the feasibility of tbe upper tion and the magnitude of the pond,” Responding to the charge from "We do not encroach on Brezhnev also touched o-n table to public opinion, " Brezhnev pond. It also voted to send a letter to Cosentino said. Branse that Cosentino had not somebody's land and we do not in­ Afghanistan, where the Kremlin in­ said "Statements about alleged the Town Plan and Zoning Commis­ Diversion of watersheds to another supplied the necessary report, he terfere in somebody's internal af­ sists that Its intervention is meant to limited and partial use of nuclear sion stating that it favored the upper pond should always be avoided, ac­ said, “He does have a feeling from fairs,” Brezbnev said in wbat first help the Kabul government fend off weapons hive nothing in common pond alternative and it could begin cording to Cosentino. public works that neither the upper sounded like assurances that the foreign aggression "We shall dis­ with reality AR, JR reviewing the application. According to Cosentino, there are pond nor the lower pond are viable Kremlin does not intend to intervene charge our duty to the last, fully in This policy is extremely The problem for tbe commission several alternatives to the current alternatives. I met with Mr. Branse in Poland to end the strikes by accordance with the .Soviet-Afghan dangerous lor peoples of the whole NO and Branse has been wbat to do with proposal that would be better suited on Monday and he knows my position workers demanding free labor unions treaty. No one should have any doubt world. " he said a watershed located in the middle of for the watershed. on it,” Cosentino said. and other reforms anathema to the about this, " he said Bush attacks Carter on hostages United Premi Internulionul months ago, when hardly a day Friday morning for one taping ses- and Carter and Reagan would debate soturcloy^ On the 300th day of captivity for the passed without the White House Sion and made one last week in near- head-to-head. American hostages in Iran, taking note of the condition of our by Alexandria, Va., spending two But Anderson conditioned his Republican vice presidential can­ hostages in Iran,” Bush said. “Now, hours with eight women. acceptance on the use of lots to deter­ The weather In Sports didate George Bush Friday assailed it seems that Jimmy Carter and the The president formally begins his mine the order in which the two-man President Carter for ignoring their members of his administration don’t re-election drive Monday with a debates would be held. Hazy sunshine this afternoon Martina Navratilova and Andrea plight and concentrating instead on want to talk about that issue either... Labor Day picnic for blue collar There was no immediate reaction with high temperatures near 80. Jaeger advance in U.S. Open tennis “politics as usual." Three hundred days — but in the workers from Alabama, Mississippi to the Anderson proposal from the Cloudy tonight with a chance of . Jimmy Connors and John Carter, who spent the morning Carter White House today, it’s and Tennessee in ’Tuscumbia, Ala. Reagan or Carter camps. rain. Mostly cloudy Sunday with a McEnroe easy winners in U.S. making political commercials with politics as usual.” Ronald Reagan spent Friday at the Anderson said if he is not included chance of rain. Page 2. Open ... Dennis Conner and '^ashington-area housewives, went Bush’s theme was also sounded on Middleburg, Va., estate he just in any of the debates it would Fr^dom picked to defend Cup ... to Camp David, Md., for the Labor Capitol Hill by Sen. Robert Dole, R- leased. He was reported to be holding probably not “really be the coup de I'age IS Day weekend. Kan., who was the GOP vice a meeting with senior political ad­ grace to the campaign" but "it would As he walked to the helicopter on presidential nominee four years ago. visers on how to avoid the kind of be highly damaging. ” Inside today the White House South Kawn, Carter He predicted, “This policy of non- eyebrow-raising comments he made Anderson, in an interview with the Union fight declined to respond when asked by a action holds grave consequences not in his first 10 days of serious cam- Cable News Network for broadcast Church ...... 12 reporter if he had “any thoughts" of only for the freedom f\t of tnACAthese paigning rtrairminn — mion thefliA “noble’ nature /vfof Saturday, said he would not drop out The American Federation of Classified . y ...... i. • ■ 17-18 the hostages. hostages, but for future terrorist at­ the Vietnam war, “official” recogni­ of the running if it looked in late Oc­ Teachers has filed action to deter­ Comics...... *...... 19 mine the bargaining agent for At a Portland, Maine, rally. Bush tacks on our diplomatic in­ tion of Taiwan and questioning the tober as if be might be only a Entertainment ...... 16 noted the 300th day of captivity, stallations.” theory of evolution. “spoiler” in the race without a several units of the Connecticut Obituaries ...... 10 calling it a symbol of “the utter Carter, it was learned Friday, has Independent presidential candidate chance to win. State Employees Association. The People/Places...... 11 failure of the Carter administration been slipping out of the White House John Anderson said Friday he would But he said if polls on election day teachers group is seeking to repre­ Television ...... 8-9 in conducting American foreign to tape television commercials with participate in a National Press Club convinced his backers he was a loser, sent several units of the state un­ U pdate...... 2 policy.” area housewives. roundrobin debate, in which he would • “1 would release them ... (to) do' ion. Page 2. Weather ...... 2 “There was a time, not many He left the White House secretly face Carter and Reagan separately. what you wish,” 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., August 30, 1980 ^ E N Ih F ^ H ^ A L D , Sat., August 30, 1980 - 3 Nation’s public schools in for some rough rides U^xlote (hpv will hp Hnina it a<3 in* that ic a mainr hnno nf paign, they will be doing it as in­ that is a major bone of contention as By United Presn International Track workers and owners stood near the scene in During the refitting, virtually all of the ship’s equip­ dividual citizens and not as teachers, the education bosses in Washington Track fires tion into the worst economic crisis in decades." small groups, breathing in the acrid smoke and stench of ment was overhauled. In addition, combat and electronic The ijjation’s public schools are in per se.” prepare to go to the mat with the Bush, who spent much of the summer in his family's systems were upgraded and restored to top operating for some rough rides in the new Thomas A. Shannon, president of local school officials during the AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - A rash of fires this seared flesh. A young woman sobbed softly as she hurried vacation complex at the small artist colony of toward the stable, another woman’s arm around her condition. school year, officials from many the National SclAiol Boards Associa­ hearings. summer at racetracks throughout New England had Kennebunkport, said he won’t stop campaigning now un­ When the repair work was finished, the ship was put educational organizaions claim. tion, whose members run the Another problem growing rapidly authorities wondering Friday about a possible con- shoulders. til the election. Elsewhere at Suffolk, it was business as usual. Riders through several days of tests at sea with a civilian crew It could be the worst of times. But nation’s 16,000 school districts tqlks for the public schools is the matter of spiracy. and captain. with a little bit of luck - nurtured by about inflation, energy, discipline public support, according to officials ■ It reallv makes vou wonder," said Dr. Joseph , took the thoroughbreds through their paces on the one- Bath Iron Works spokesman Frank Kerr said Navy of­ cooperation — it could be the best of problems. at the National Association of School Kenneally. chairman of the Maine Harness Racing Com- |< ire ajtem ialn mile, oval track, trotting past the empty grandstand. ficials termed the trials “outstanding." times in a while. But that would take But the new one emerging involves Administrators. mission BOSTON (UPI) — Jockey Albert Ramos, a man who John F. Sullivan Jr ., shipyard president, said the a miracle, say the pessimists peering a U.S. Department of Education •’But most Maine racetracks and others around the Gary Marx, associate executive has ridden the tough thoroughbred circuit for 22 years, C / * i n r C t U m S successful completion of the Conyngham refitting will into crystal balls. proposal to mandate the ground rules director, called attention to the fact region have had record-setting years for profits, so I stared in disbelief at the smoldering pile of timbers and r lead to other overhauls with the Navy sending ships’ Listen to some of the experts: for running bilingual education. that it's a whole new ball game these don't see any reason for any such action by racetrack horse carcasses. BATH, Maine (UPI) - The U.S.S. Conyngham, a crews to other billets while repairs proceed. Terry Herndon, president of the The guidelines were published in days — not like the days when 44 per­ owners. " he said “1 feel like I want to cry ," he said. guided missile frigate built 17 years ago, was returned "With this experience, it is now possible for the Navy National Elducation Association, the the Federal Register at the direction cent of homes had kids in school. A fire that gutted a barn at the Suffolk Downs Raceway Ramos was ready to ride at Suffolk Downs Race Track Friday to the Navy after a full year in civilian hands. to assign commissioned ships for extended overhaul 1.8 million-member teachers’ union: of Secretary of Education Shirley That was in 1969. Today, only 28 in East Boston Thursday left 10 thoroughbreds dead and on opening day Saturday. But the mounts he had hoped to The Conyngham spent the year being refitted at the periods, while relieving crews for vital assignments “The No. 1 problem with our Hufstedler. Hearings are to be held percent of homes have kids in schools several others injured. Bath Iron Works shipyard, where it was in civilian hands. members is class size. With cutbacks around the country, the first in San and this is reflected in troubles some In recent months other fires have destroyed the grands­ spirit over the finish line now lay dead, their bodies elsewhere," Sullivan said. All but 28 of the ship’s military crew of 344 was "From the shipyard’s point of view, we completed the in funding, class size is going up in Antonio, Sept. 8; the second. New school districts have in raising tand at the Rockingham Park race track in New twisted into cruel poses of terror where they had fallen in transferred while repairs were completed. major job on schedule, significantly below Urget costs many places where they already are York City, Sept 9. After that: New money via bond issues or getting in­ Hampshire and barns at Maine's Scarborough Downs and an intense and swiftly moving fire. "That’s my best friends. That’s the way I make my The transfer was part of an experimental Navy and to very high quality standards." too large, such as in urban areas. The Orleans, Sept. 15; San Francisco. creased revenues via tax hikes. Lewiston Raceway living, " he said, pointing to the where the 12 horses lay. program. Normally a ship’s crew remains assigned to A new crew reported to the ship this week. The No. 2 problem is violence and dis­ Sept. 16; Chicago, Sept. 17. That is adding to the school ad­ One state official who refused to be identified said Hours after the fire, the morning sun shown like a red ships being refitted. Conyngham was recommissioned Friday and began six cipline. The concern is constant.” Shannon said the Department of ministrators' problems as they fiddle there ' is a good possibility they are more than coin­ half-wafer on the horizon, casting a glow on the dead Because of the lack of a military crew, security and weeks of maneuvers with the new crew. At the comple­ The No. 3 problem is instruction of Education is exceeding its authority, with budgets, trying to keep inflation cidences. " and predicted there would be more fires to horses. They lay on their sides, some of them with hooves normal maintenance of the Conyngham was in the hands tion of the maneuvers the ship will return to active duty. handicapped children. Teachers have These two young ladies, who will be left is Maura Carta, 13, of 2094 Main St. and outlined in legislation that set it up. and the high cost of fuel from eating follow. and muzzles raised as if killed in some fierv battle. of Bath Iron Works, kids with a variety of handicaps in­ entering Glastonbury High School as on the right is Jennifer Schick, 14, of 17 The ^ o o l board association is not further into instructional costs. An early-morning fire Aug. 19 spread through a 52-stall tegrated into their classrooms, ac­ freshmen next week, cool off at the Center Stonepost Road. (Herald photo by Lavallee). against bilingual education and In some school d istricts, the barn at the Scarborough track, killing three horses and cording to federal Jaw. But a lot of Green's fountain during the August heat. On neither are its members. But its problem is being solved this school injuring seven others, the teachers are not prepared to deal members and the association, per se. year by firing teachers and putting Maine State Police have concluded an arsonist set fire providing such education in the tran- place," Herndon said, for reelection. with those kinds of students. "The NEA is limited to working on objects to someone in Washington their students in the classes of to a barn May 9 at the Lewiston track, killing seven sition to mastery of English. Strike ingredients are everywhere Church boat The bilingual problem continues to this with its own m embers," Hern­ dictating the best way to set up this others This enlarges class size but it horses valued at $250,000. impact on teachers in selected Strikes? "Just impossible to and include: tight money, population education. is a survival technique becoming predict what the situation will be but shifts, inflation. don said. locations. "This is a political and a “We will be putting out a kit to There may be a best way for one propular in school districts across funding issue,” Herndon said. The we have no reason to believe it will This year NEA members have an location that is not a best way for the nation in this era of continued in­ Bush campaigns be other than last year — when a extra place to put their energy — local leaders, advising on how to get leads tourney NEA supports bilingual education out the vote, if they work on the cam- .another, according to Shannon. And flation and leans in the direction of record number of strikes took helping President Carter's campaign SOUTH PORTLAND. Maine lU Pli — Republican vice- GLOUCESTER, Mass. year. presidential nominee George Bush launch^ his 10-week (UPI) - A $100,000 tuna That will mean fewer campaign stretch drive Friday with an airport rally tournament run by fish for the sponsors — where took a swipe at President Carter's new economic followers of the Rev. Sun International Oceanic Millions will seek fortunes with higher education plan Myung Moon comes to a Enterprises of Bayou La ■'Carter's announcement represents literally the fifth Bartre, Ala.; Uniworld Sea — a gap between revenues and close Sunday with a By United Press International formula for keeping one’s record boosting Army ROTC enrollments, Enrollments are expected to range reports. economic program that he's prepared over the past Enterprises of New York; "The calibre of academic expenditures which the institutions church-owned boat favored More than 11 million youths, and shipshape at the bursar's office. The by the way. from holding steady to the moderate three-and-a-hall vears. " Bush said. "He's oluneed the na- and Happy World Inc. of have been able to manage so far. to land two of the top three adults ranging beyond golden age, bursar’s the person who collects. College presidents are holding increases of past years as the programs at the state colleges and "But there is very little slack left prizes. Tokyo. are seeking their fortunes along the In the president's office at most their breath over other effects. number of new liigh school graduates universities continues to be high, and In what may be the new degree programs — in such now, few places to absorb more 3 00 0 29 77 30.00 The purse, one of the hef­ higher education road this fall. colleges sits a worried person. It was at the insistence of college are augmented by the growing pop­ budget cuts The heightened tiest ever offered in a biggest catch of the tourna­ A record number is expected, in He or she fumes over federal officials that registration took place ulation of part-time adult students at­ varied fields as land reclamation and medical sociology — offer an in­ dependence upon adequate state fishing contest, has been ment, the firms have fact, as schools continue to woo the regulations, fiddles with budgets at post offices. tracted by the flexible learning revenues places the institutions in a described by Contest stipulated that all fish "non-traditional" students: any age, made tipsy by inflation and fuel Talks with presidents of some programs. creasing number of options for precarious position in a recession. Chairman Paul Werner as caught be sold to them at any background, with a yen to learn costs, and attempts to keep the good private colleges and officials of Tuition will increase about 8 per­ students,” Ostar said. "And there are ominous signs that a way "to inspire people to the going rate. That's and money to pay and time to sit in schoolship from sinking. organizations representing colleges cent nationally, a comparative The stability is conditioned on the around $2.30 a pound in course of the current recession in some states the recession coilld go out into the sea and class. The president also must keep — private and public — elicited that bargain for parents and students in Gloucester, Barry said. upset the fragile stability " compete with each other” For the first time the nation’s total peace among faculty growing in­ profile of life on campus, circa an economy ravaged by double-digit "F or the past four years, tuition in­ He said the decline in basic state One thing the World But, according to Alper, college bill will hit $50 billion or more creasingly militant over oppor­ inflation. creases have been held below the in­ school year 1980-81. industries, such as lumber in the Tuna Tournament has at­ the firms then ship the fish a year. And also for the first time, tunities for advancement, raises and Allan W. Ostar, president of the At private schools tuition costs are flation rate to protect the low-cost Northwest and automobiles in the tracted is competition. A to Japan, where they can some student bills for going to such. He also must pay attention to 338-member American Association up more, some 12 percent. Next year, opportunity upon which so many low- Midwest, have soured expected state total of 88 boats have get sell them for anywhere Former spokesman college are sweeping past $ 1 0 ,^ a the customer or student. of State Colleges and Universities, even higher increases are expected and middle-income students depend," Ostar said.. surpluses into revenue shortfalls — entered from all over the from $12 to $16 a pound. year. The effect of registration for a said the outlook is a mixture of at some of the private schools, the "The tournament is "This is a benefit to students and with adverse effects upon higher world. Anita Bryant, left, the best known orange Commission spokesman Bill Jones, Ms. A combination of scholarships, draft may or may not have an effect stability and caution. Chronicle of Higher Education education budgets. But the "Go R ich." one being run for a profit,” juice salesman Florida has ever had, loses jobs and loans is the most common on campus life this school year. It is parents, but a loss to the institutions charged the former tuna Bryant’s notority from battles over of the controversial her $100,000-a-year contract with the Florida church's 14 boats in the fisherman and Gloucester homosexual rights. She is shown in this 1980 contest, has already caught native. Citrus Commission Sunday. The former Miss file picture toasting Pat Boone, she with ’ 0 a tuna that is likely to be Alper conceded the America’s contract is not being renewed orange juice, and he with milk, during the F O T O C t S T C Thousands of students the winner in two of the meager catch would cut after 12 years because of the changing filming of a TV special in Ohio. (UPI photo) FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE three prize categories, into sales. "But if the tuna For period ending 7 p.m. EST 8,'30 80. During Saturday, marketplace and not, according to Citrus were out there like in other undershowers are expected along the Great Lakes and weight and length. on way back to UConn TOP NOTCH WILL BE "I'm told it's the years, there would be a lot in the Ohio Valley. Elsewhere weather is fair in general. sponsored by the University’s Extended heaviest tuna ever entered of money," he said. STORRS — University of Connecticut and Continuing Education services. Close in a tournament around Barry defended the Teachers union calls for vote students-about 19,000 strong-are to 3,0(X) students are expected to enroll in here. " contest Vice Chair­ closed sales rule. "Ob­ flocking back to school for the start of these courses which cover topics ranging Weather forecast man Aidin Barry said of viously they (the sponsors) UConn’s centennial year. the 1,018-pound fish. At just want the get something out More than 4,000 new students, including from family history to real estate and Clouds lifting Saturday morning with hazy sunshine in over 9 feet, 10 inches, it's of this." he said. "But to represent CSEA units from management development to nur­ a m 2,280 freshmen at Storrs and 1,129 9 . . to 2p.m. sing. Most of these classes will get under the afternoon Highs 75 to 80. Becoming cloudy Saturday also the longest caught so there's no way this can be a HARTFORD (UPI) - The tract has passed and before and a signal to the CSEA leadership freshmen at five regional campuses, are OPEN way the second week of September. night with a chance of occasional rain late at night. Lows far. profit-making venture." American Federation of Teachers, negotiations for the next contract that the rank and file want a change joining about ''15,000 returning un­ Dr. Sumner M. Cohen director around 60 Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain. That leaves the rest of Although the Unification AFL-CIO, Friday filed petitions begin. and that many believe the AFT is the dergraduate and graduate students residential life, reported that more than Highs around 80. Chance of rain 20 percent Saturday 40 the boats clamoring for the Church has it’s own calling for a vote to determine the The "window period” for CSEA only organization with enough broad- arriving for the start of classes Tuesday. 9,100 students will be housed in dormitory percent Saturday night. Outlook for Labor Day partly remaining prize category processing plant in bargaining agent for another 2,000 competitors was to close Friday based appeal to unify state The totals include about 800 students rooms on campus for the academic year. cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers. Highs in — aggregate weight. Gloucester. Barry said the members of Connecticut’s largest evening. employees," he said. moving to the main campus here from the LABOR DAY SEinE^ER 1st The remainder of those register^ at the 80s It’s still not clear who cost of handling and ship­ Once 30 percent of a unit’s eligible CSEA President A1 Marotta said five regional campuses at Groton, Stam­ state employees union. Storrs will commute to classes from home would pocket the top prize ping the fish make it dif­ The AFT filed petition cards for members sign vote cards, the state "the more organizations on the ballot ford, Torrington, Waterbury and West or from other off-campus housing. The un­ of $70,000. The grand prize ficult to turn a profit. then orders an election to choose will make.it better for us to retain Hartford. the Engineering, Scientific and iversity does not maintain dormitories at winner will be determined "There are a lot of peo­ Technical Unit of the 16,000-member whether the challenging union or any CSEA in those units. We feel very Dr. John Vlandis, director of ad­ The Almanac the regional campuses. today by a drawing the ple who have sour grapes," Connecticut State Employees union should represent those confident of that” missions, says the totals include about 600 Residence halls were opened for fall names of the three winners Barry said of contest Associaton. Stated earlier this employees. Marotta said elections to the students who have transferred to UConn By I niird PmH Inirrnalional semester occupancy a week before out of a hat. The first one critics. "But we really are Other unions, such as AFSCME employees in question because a run­ from other schools. month, the union filed similar classds were slated to start. Today is Saturday. Aug 30, the 243rd day of 1980 with drawn takes the big an idealistic people, and an"* NAGE, seeking to be included on off election would probably be According to figures provided by the of­ petitions for three other CSEA units, But even before students started 123 to follow. money, the second one the the ocean's resources have a union vote ballot need only 10 per­ needed in November which could fice of Registrar Thomas J. Burke, there ★ LIBERTY BLUE ★ .M ore than 4,000 state employees The moon is almost in its last quarter. moving into their dorm rooms, plans were $20,odo prize, and the last not been exploited. We’re are represented in the Ad­ cent of the eligible membership to in­ delay negotiations on new contracts, will be about 12,100 undergraduates and 3,- The morning star is Venus. well under way for the observance of the one $10,000. putting up $100,000 to tell ministrative and Residual. Judicial tervene. which are scheduled to begin in Oc­ 300 graduate students at Storrs, with an The evening stars are Mercury, Mars. Jupiter and university’s 100th anniversary. For a stab at these people to beat us." Non-Professional and Judicial State labor officias said the AFT tober. additional 2,400 graduate students Saturn. ■ Centenniel convocations, festivals, roulettetype stakes, en­ Local residents have Professional units which have was the first union to file petitions The independent CSEA, the state’s registered for classes at UConn’s regional Dioocrwait Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. fairs, meetings, concerts, exhibitions and trants have paid a fee of avoided the tournament in already demanded the vote.- and received the neccesary 30 per­ oldest state empleen plagued by un­ centers. Fred McMurray and Raymond Massey were born on other special events already have been from the Kilns of $100 each. But the catch so spite of the rich purse, ac­ The American Federation of State, cent of the three units in wliich ion votes on affiliation since 1975 These estimates, which are unofficial Aug. 30 — MacMurray in 1908 and Massey in 1896. scheduled. far has not been en­ cording to Alper, who said County and Municipal Employees petitions were previously filed. when the state law governing unions figures until final tabulations are com­ On this day in history: In addition, one of the first new sights couraging. they resent the presence of filed petitions for the same earlier AFSCME and NAGE received at was changed to permit the collection pleted by the registrar in October, are EMGHIIIIEDIillllOOD In 30 B.C , Cleopatra committed suicide by allowing an students will see on their arrival is the The limit of two fish a the Unification Church in this week enabling that organization least 10 percent in those units they of dues. expected to fall within one percent of last asp to bite her. new, modern $2 million structure housing day became a formality as Gloucester. to be included on any secret ballots filed for. The union rejected affiliation year’s total. In 1780. Revolutionary Army Gen. Benedict Arnold the cooperative bookstore, the UConn Co- most boats pulled into port The church already owns AFT ■ official Frank Annunziato proposals with both the AFSCME and Classrooms at Storrs, as well as at the ITUNSMIIJ LTD. betrayed his young country when he promised secretly to for those units this fall. Op, which opened officially August 26.' empty each night. Two fish the former Cardinal The National Association of said, "The Enginnering, Scientific AFT, as well as the United Auto regional campuses and other centers surrender the American fort at West Point to the British Later on in the year, the new Fine Arts Made in Staffiordshirc Ei^nd Collect each basic placesetting was the biggest haul by Cushing Villa in West Governmental Employees also has and Technical unit, however, was by Workers International Union on two across the state, also will be filled with army. A British spy subsequently was hanged but Arnold Building will be ready for occupancy. Thursday, and only five Gloucester. In addition, it far the most difficult because occasions in late July and early non-traditional students attending classes the easy Piece-A-Week Way! escaped. received enough sign^ cards from Take home boats got that much. has acquired a 14-room current CSEA leadership comes August. In 1830. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad abandoned the m em bers of the Ju d icial Non- The contest total after house and a piece of land from that unit." The CSEA executive committee Mcce of American H istory horsepowered locomotive for steam. Professional unit to be included on THIS WEEK’S five days of fishing was reportedly destin^ for use “Many predicted that no organiza­ appropriated $100,00 earlier thile In 1862, the Union Army commanded by Maj Gen. John any election ballot in that unit. FEATURE : just 17. slim pickings in as a maritime academy for tion would be able to get anywhere collective bargaining challenges Mayor fetes children Pope was defeated by Confederate troops in the second Under state law, any union can Complete your collection what local tuna fishermen the church. near 30 percent, so this is both a lodged by other unions. Battle of Bull Run solicit signatures during a 60-day with these accessory pieces: BREAD c have described as a dry period after the first year of a con­ credit to the programs of the AFT 2 K i m S ) u p Salt At Pe|*(>er M - u M ^*9 A B U n E R ea. in library book club 4 SaUd PlaicY i \ 1** 12* Oval Planer A thought for the day; American poet Henry WITH •) 00 FOOD p u r c h a s e COUPONS CiCARFTTES 2 !.unchc>m Plates i \ 14* Oval Planer p VI (19 Wadsworth Longfellow said. "Music is the universal MANCHESTER-;Mayor Stephen Pen­ achievement awards for finishing one or AND BEER CkCLUOCO language of mankind — poetry their universal pastime Claims rip-off 4 M u g s $ 6 4*4 *»* Vegetable Bn a ] J 5 4 ^ ny was on hand at Mary Cheney Library more contracts: 4 V su im u f Good weather and ample gas 4 Ccrcal/Soups . 1 6 4<4 Covered Butter and delight ' Debbie Adam, Matt Belcher, Jenny and W t*k I ' OmnetptAie Week 2 ■ B 'te d N Butter Junior Room Thursday morning to pre­ 4 Coasier/Ash Tray M 7<4 CJravy Boat w/stand STAMFORD (UPI) - proposed takeover by the Week 3 < Cup Week 4 Saucer Week S Oeiien Onh Peter Bernier, Eric Botting, Lindsey e >1 1 4 V Legislation proposed by Providence and Worcester sent certificates of participation and Covered Sugar Buw lf 5 49 Covered Cassern Thc wholi.li w.llhr iriwitr.1 » . . .r. K„kJ Boutilier, Mary Brosnan, Steven Bumacki lOVEREDSUnER > BuidnedBASE 1 5 k 11; Rep. Christopher Dodd, D- Co. would mean the loss of achievment to 72 children who had taken 14 P L A H E R C r e a m e r 4 ^ Lottery numbers Heather Brunett, Andrew and Susan Washington Crotung (OVER Uliyrllr Landing at Writ Pnnl Conn., to transfer Connec­ 5,500 ConRail jobs. to lure Labor Day travelers part in the library’s summer reading club. Bushnell, Helen and Peggy Call, Michele ticut and Rhode Island P&W is offering to pay $4 He congratulated the children on their The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in Forecasts of beach weather and and there should be a "good" chance The National Weather Service ConRail lines would be a million, but the govern­ decision to keep reading through the Callahan, Lisa Cataldl, Cara Cavanna, CUP AND SAVE...THESE COUPONS NOT A VAILABLE IN STORE! New England ample gasoline are expected to draw of filling up on Monday. predicted partly cloudy skies and "rip-off” of taxpayers. summer and on their accomplishments. Jason Chorches, David Ciolkosz, Connecticut: 508. ment already has spent $45 a larger than usual holiday crowd to Klein said the forecasts of high temperatures hitting the 80s Sen. Richard Bozzuto, R- million just to improve the The Book Club party, which also Christine, Debbie, and Greg Coltey, and Maine; 538 Connecticut’s hfghways and back temperatures combined with restless throughout the long weekend. A 40 i M r n iTF : : : Watertown, said Friday. rights of way so taxpayers featured the film "Making of Star Wars," Kathy Comeau. ■ a m m EK nzmiaHZD .New Hampshire: 6998 roads this Labor Day weekend. residents who have spent most of this percent chance of rain was forecast Also Suzie Couture, Jonathan Damon, REG., THICK or MAPLE Bozzuto, who is seeking "should be allowed to reap marked the end of a lO^week program of ■ 20OZ. LOAF QUART JAR The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Friday in Michael Klein, spokesman for the summer in their backyards would for Saturday and possibly a few brief the Republican U.S. Senate the benefits as ConRail summer reading-for-fun for 131 club Charles DelSignore, Suzanne DeMarchi, I SWEET LIFE COLONIALM .New England Automobile Club of Hartford, said add to the cars jamming interstates. showers Sunday and Monday. Holly Epstein, Peter Farley, Tori Flynn, CAIN’S Q A < nomination to oppose Dodd becomes more viable,” members. Children sighed contracts for 1LB. motorists won’t have to worry about "The traffic will be heavy, as State police said they added 60 to 65 BACON P K G .% ^ W ^ New Hampshire; 955 , 64 and yellow. in November, said the the number of books they chose to read. Suzy Flynn, Cheryl, Lori and Kim Fowler, MAYONNAISE Bozzuto said. fill-ups if they want to hit the road for always, but this year probably , troopers from the traffic unit and ! BREAD They make brief book reports during the Gary Garber, Kristy Gessay, David and WNh Ceueen arW Aeeeensi •tie# f*ee Pi»rer>a»e L»« Or*e Ceueen per CoX***** Deep *<*" A«e $l tel leei4iM li 99 the last long weekend before schools m ore," he said. “People have been field troops for Friday and Monday Jim Hoagland, Jam ie Hoffman, Glenn and 3!1 summer. They kept track of the number of reopen. conserving all year, and this is the nights when the traffic is expected to Manchester To Advartlea books read by moving "oars” with their Jam es Humphrey, Randy Juliani, Julie To Report News The club said gas availability will last three-day weekend before the be the heaviest. Last Harllord Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call names on them around a large wall map of Kahaner, Jodi-Lynn Kissman, Scott and To report a news item 4^tory idea: be "very good" Saturday and Sunday kids go back to school.” Operation B.E.A.R. (Blanket En­ Traci Kosak, and David Kuezek. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask (or Classified Office Manch^ter___Alex Girelli, 643-2711 Manchester. forcement and Radar) teams, state Also Andrew Laffery, Elizabeth LaMon- I'SI'S :t27-500 hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Monday East Hartford___Pat Reilly, 643-2711 Chitdren receiving participation awards police said, will be out in unmarked ta p e , Mark Lamson, Mark Longchamps, I'ublishei) daily except Sunday and cer­ through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 were: Katy Benson, Cin 1 y Boober, Aman­ cars to nab speeders, especially on Jenny McCubrey, Wendy Metcalf, Alicia tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads mav be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 6464)375 da Botticello, Marie Brooks, Jenny Burr, calling 643-2718 New forms approved the New York. Rhode Island and and Michele Mezritz, Erika Nelson, Sean I’ublishinM Co lierald Square. P 0 Bolton...... Donna Holland, 6464)375 Massachusetts borders. Anna, Catherine, and Joseph Casale, liox 591 Manchester Conn 0604(1 For inlormafion about display adver­ Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 'Willie Christiana, Mary Cleaves, Billy O'Donnell, Rhonda Oliver, Susie O’Neill, tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S. iiiuney. .Troopers working on overtime Hebron .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Crickmore, Amy Fitting, Michael Flynn, Lynn Owen, Dawn Pawlowski, Ginger OPEN SUNDAY Have a Complaint? director , at 643-2711 House Commerce Committee has The Community Energy Planning shifts will be paid from a $240,000 South Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 Assistance Act would provide $420 Karen Gessay, Krista Ciacopassl, Lisa Petzold, Grace Phillips, K.C. Reischerl, Nawi — 11 you have a question or To Subacriba Vernon .; Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 adopted language requiring simple grant from the state Department of million in energy grants over three Hallowell, Brian Hazzard, Darcy Pam Reischerl, David and Stephen complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service and concise application forms as part Transportation’s Office of Highway Riihimaki, and Margaret and Theresa years and will be voted on by the full Hoagland, Laura Johannes, Kim Kraatz, Frank Hurbank managing editor, or at 647-9946 Office hours are 8:30 a m. to of a bill providing energy conserva­ Safety. To report special news: House in September. Edward Kravitz, and Judy Danger. Riley. Steve llarrv’ executive editor B4.'l-Z711 5 30 p m .Monday through Friday and 7 tion grants. Rep. Toby Moffett. D- Only one person was killed on Also Case.v Rondoni. Jennifer Rothman, Top,Nj>tclt| iOA.M. to p . m . Business ' Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Also Leslie Longer, Patti Laubacher, Circulation — II vou have a problem to 10 a m .Saturday. Conn., said Friday. The new wording, Moffett said, Connecticut roadways during the 5 Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 Colleen Lefebvre, Joshua Majewski, Scott Linda Lee and WlHlam Scheideman, Jen­ ri'garding service or deliverv call Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 The amended wording,- which "will cost the government nothing Labor Day weekend last year, an un­ OPEN MON THRU SAT 8 30AM lo 9 OOP M Family Betty Ryder. 643-27)1 McGrath, Mark Moran, Dana Musheno, nifer Sharp, Amy Siddons, Danny and Customer Service 647 9946 Ikclivery weekly. $5.12 for one month. $15.35 for Moffett drafted, was to make sure while simultaneously ridding it of usually low figure. Eight persons .Sports Earl Yost, 643-2711 Casey O’Marra, Chris Prytko, Sara Mike Smith, Louis Spadaccini, Arthur, should be made by 5 00 p m Monday three months, $30.70 for six months, and smaller towns would have an equal excessive paperwork. And this died that holid^ weekend In 1978. through Fridav and bv 7 .10 a m .Satur- Rosenberg, Amy Schultz, Kevin Travis, Mary and Michael Spaulding, Ingrid $61 40 for one year. Mail rates are Oflice hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m shot at grants without being strapped language is absolutely crucial to State police' attributed the low EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER • MIDDLETOWN available on request Stacey Twerdy, Candy Yates, Timothy Stearns, Janet Stevens, Mary Ann e Monday through Friday sm all towns in Connecticut and fatality rate in 1979 to cloudy 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE by complicated administrative Thomas, David Toomey, Stephen Tramon- 1150 BURNSIDE AVE. AVENUE 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 elsewhere." weather and the high price of gas. Zllora, Christine, John and Richard AND 260 NORTH MAIN ST. AT MAIN procedures in applying for the Zimmer, and Keith Zingler. tano, Stacey Vasko, Becky Westcott, The following children received Shalene Westry, and Brian Wry. EVENING HERALD. Sat., August 30. 1980 - 5 » - rv^ENijvo H E R ^ MifuK X. :m ColenclQr .Vernon revaluation moves VERNON — Personnel of United and type of floors. costs and will be asked to sign a field How to complain about overdue refunds Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Green Appraisal Co. has moved into the The workers have also been trained card merely to verify the worker has done the job properly. Bolton Room. Bolton Lake, Hatch Hill Road and to recognize all of the features that Dressing. Eipires^'M^rch Box 6, Department 975, The appraisals will be based on B> M\KTIN 'loW h trading with friends. Grier Road areas. Jack detract from the value of each erpe-'iente shows wty thus m.any of them never send Minneapolis, Minn. 55460. Monday Thursday property as well as those which in­ current values and upon completion DE\R SI PERMARKET RefuiMi of I Hr day Offers may not be 31. 1981. VanOudenhove, assessor said. .5 g>;d advice X thieir la-dut.-jes and cons- MUELLER S Refund Receive a free cookbook. All town offices, Bentley Memorial Library, and dis- Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers. He said it is the duty of the workers crease the value. Depreciation is of the project, the percentage of the S H O P P E R — I i.T. Wnte to the following ad­ available in all areas of the Sen; y-t-ur ctrr.t.a .r.t piatnts Offer. Receive a II refund. Send the Universal posai area ciosed for Labor Day hoiiday. visiting each property to accurately applied to each building according to appraised values will be 70 percent Ic fC'llC'l* Uf :T. CiSE S u p « r dress to receive the form evontry. .Allow 10 weeks to .etters t: tne manufac­ It .5 t..m-t for thus sitaa- receive each refund. Send the required refund Product Code from the bot­ Wednesday check each building and to make a its general condition and fo r assessment purposes. •Kurils isa; i n r.'ni c-e:- required by this refund Wednesday turer s c'ustomer-reiatjc^ ticn tc be corrected form plus Universal tom flap of one Potato Little League meeting, 8 p.m., Wapping Community complete interior and exterior in­ maintenance, after considering its VanOudenhove said. 3ut offer freun Ritx Cradters: GREEN GIANT CO be^mment Tte address Ma.Tx‘acturers sboold be M a r k e t Product Code symbols Buds package. Expires Schools reopen after summer vacation, Bolton High, 8 Center. spection. They are responsible for age. if no one is home when the inspec­ Twt' we«L5 a£C' I ser; Norman Rockwell Print Receive a free can of arid ZIP c-.oe car. be fc>or>5 required tc- pnn; ott each Green Giant Moslirocims. from any three Mueller’s May 31. 1981. a.m. and Elementary, 9 a.m. recording all of the measurements Property owners will be asked per­ tor calls he will leave a card asking .iw tn :«]Lie5;.r.» iU:.: or. tae prcxjuct paciage paexage the ctomplete ad- S h o p p » i Offer. Box 1942. Maple products Expires Oct. 31, TONE’S Cupboard Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hail. Feruori tinent questions concerning purchase the homeowner to make an appoint­ • i* : ae.a> and giving a., int Send the required refund and physical information such as the The .aw recu.res that i'ess of them customer- Plain Minn S348 This Garden. 'NB-258, El Paso, price, and building and remodeling ment for a return visit. ieu..5 &Oit ervt.op'ts erffer expires Jan 30. 1981 form plus ingredient pan­ 1980 Thursday Today type of heat, amount of plumbing, ea ct .manufacturer peace .'elatioRS depa.’*LiT>eEt5 PE.NNSYLVANIA Texas 79977. Receive a II »trt rtiarneo : rm Clip ’n' file refund* els from two cans of Green Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Flea Market, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tolland County ts r.amie a.hd aacress or. T IP FROM THE DUTCH Free Coupon coupon for hamburger. T .a n « Ofi«r iiy.T K (V rek of Ang. 2 4 1 Giant .Mushrooms Library. Agricultural Center, Route 30. t.he -outs.oe ;f each C‘f .ts SHOPPER If yc-u pay for Offer. Receive a refund of Send the lower center por­ Milk prices increase Pinochle winners P 0 )-.-sec Negrtabir*. •larche*. Simmered With Butter Farmers’ Market, 9 a.m. to noon, St, Bernard Church paesages Ir.for.u.nate.y y 0 - r s u p e r m. a r k e • of purchase’ Find out the Eiipires Dec. 31. 1980. up to n on a tuna purchase. tion of the label showing Tuesday '*'f.a'. art peopit v, s: fruit* (File 4l parking lot. ^ ^ \E R \O N — Tuesday winners in t-hxs had beer, mte.-pretec pc.rchase by check fill in most important labels, box MORTON HOUSE Send the required refund product weight from any Board of Selectmen, special meeting, 6,.30 p.m., COVENTRY — The '"Board of remain at 30 cents. No breakfast Is » ^ t r. ’ h t '• h a • t r V * Clip out this file and keep the Vernon Senior Citizens' Pinochle t: requme on.y t-oe r:ty a.hd the na.me of the stc-re and tops and other pnxrfs to Summer Picnic II Refund. form, cooking directions harvest-size jar of Cup­ Sunday Education Thursday night approved served at the Grammar School. Club are as follows. rtctr.tC •Jx-;r rtfunas ana It with similar cash-off regular meeting to follow. Town Hall. Z IP cede a.or.g w.tr. t-oe t-he date cc. your check arsd save from my Coupioii from any three packages of board Garden Mixed Flea Market, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tolland County an increase in school milk prices havt TK vt^;. tc unt Send the required refund Kduration program John Frey, 726; Ann Songailo, 705; stub before you gc sbop- Clipper 5 Newsletter No 4 '(wupons — bev«age re­ Pennsylvania Eiutch Brand Vegetables plus a dated Agricultural Center, Route 30. from eight cents to 13 cents a carton. rcmpany" — Lir.ia K fund offers with beverage form, the Universal Andover Joe Felko, 680; Gert Edwards, 663 I.'. -.'.t of 1 >/: cases p.ng Wrien yc-ur pxtrehases Popular Proofs of Egg l^foodles plus the label register receipt with the The board previously had approved \ERNON — The final in a series oi f.". rr RtdcT.i'. S tair. coupons, for example FToduct Code from any programs on "back lo school " spon­ and Sophie Bogdan. 6^2. a letter addressed t.h;s way are tttajed ali ycni then Purchase Send IS cents from any can of tuna price of the vegetables Monday Monday increases in lunch prices at most of Ca,.; Start collecting the needed .size of Merton House sored by the Vernon schools and Thursday tournament winners w:L .'each t-oe rr.anufac- .'.ave tt dc- :s fill m the and plus a stamjjed. seL'- Expires Dec. 31. 1980. circled. Expires Dec. 31, All town offices, the Andover Public Library, and the All town offices and library closed for Labor Day. the schools. were: George Dean. 622; Joe Ger- OEAR LINDA proofs of purchase while Baked Beans plus the timer radio station WINF will be aired t„rer But me absence of a am.ouhts and sign your addressed envelop tC' THE Bonus' These refunds 1980. Andover Disposal area, closed for Labor Day. At the high school the price of zanowski. 599; Mae Richardson, 597 C ■ ^ C T . ’ » S r : . r. a . loolung for the required re­ seal from any sixe or varie­ Wednesday ^ Saturday at 9:10 a m. street address often maxes r.a.me Vc*u w;L find that SUPERSEARKET ty of Upton Instant Tea or don't require forms: Copyright 1980 Wednesday lunch is increasing from 65 cents to and Mike DeSimone. 582. :^fi::^nrs shoppers uncertaih that th.s saves every one time in SHOPPER. PO Box 461. fund forms at the super­ Inilrd Feature Special meeting of Town Council, 7.30 p.m.. Memorial The program will be hosted by Dr. the neckband from any size POTATO CHIPS Andover Elementary School reopens after summer 75 cents and breakfast will remain at High individual score to date: Joe r^!^rj‘Zs C'us'.vrr.ar..’* r^‘«rT. Uheir oorrespc'hoence wLl the c.necx-out-l.ne Radio Citv Station. New market. in n^spapers and Favorite Potato Recipes. Svndirair Inr. Building, Park Place. Robert Linstone, assistant or vanetv of Wish-Bone vacation. 35 cents. The same increases were St. I^uis, 671 y r. p .i '■./.•se: a? Tuesday Program and Facilities Committee and Basketball is being increased from 60 to 70 cents Wilson Ueakin, assistant superinten­ ''■.•rTp.a.r.: .er.^rs Committee of Parks and Recreation Department, 7:30 1:30 p m. at the Rockville Senior Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building and the breakfast at Robertson will dent in Manchester Cear.r.tr;-.-^ -.f.'/.iais ^AIR MAGIC^ WIN <50.00 THIS WEEK! p.m.. Senior Citizen Center, Park Place. Center. ______ite a u irn g , L . e -i: I a: i s e vault. Toqm Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town rta ^ rs :'.rr.- MEN’S NIGHT $fi00 p t a . r. *. s c t : Office Building, Council Chambers. For Your Shopping Convenience All Connecticut A&P Stores manufar.-rers x : v'*ur HAIRCUT V i Wednesday ' rwg. 112.00 CLUES ACROSS: Housing Authority, 7:45 p.m., Welles Village Communi­ Offer good PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1332 ty Hail, meeting to discuss the federal rehabilitation OPEN SUNDAY & MONDAY (LABOR DAY) B a c te ria Suttabln, prwwimabhr, tor an Mormal party. program. Wod. A ^ u r s . Ootttrvg from ono port of H to anothor ahooidm M V C N T IIIO ITtM •O U e v lie** «< Iff9%9 Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School •4Mns tt ••OWM9S 19 •••4i9bit >e« t« it •> o> Please Check Your Local Store for Exact Hours. only 9#9ttHm »9S S«*ct 'tt *9DDen_-rucccc 4|Q dim.inution in blindness, 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES South Windsor ANN PAGE renal failure and NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT V9EEK, AND BEAR A Ched-O-Bit ,'.T 1 WORD LIST Dreamsicles pkT premature deaths which POSTMARK. Tuesday r 8 . 9 r WISCONSIN-SHARP 059 Thla list contains, among others, tha correct words AAP 88 haunt the young diabetic 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the Sewer Commission, 7 p.m., public hearing. Council * Cheddar Cheese for the PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for roiooso contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than Chambers. Following hearing, commission will convene »c now he said We can Sw eet Peas RANDOM WEIGHT 039 also hope that insulin will Wookand of Aug. 30, 31, 1980. one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be in regular session at 7:30 p.m. in the Caucus Room. SARA LEE 429 be much more readily ELAND MUCH WKAM shared equally. Colby Cheese ^ •LEW FAST WHALE Pound Cake m SELECT MEDIUM DRY available There are vast •LIND KENT WHOLE 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE FLAVORFUL EASTERN areas of the world where it BUU mo WIDE ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S PRIZE. BarOett Pears , 4 9 ^ Yellow Onions P*B ■ SANDWICH IS still not available COMPOEEfI ROAM WIEE 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to Fam ily camping; NABISCO COOKIES-16-OZ. PKG. TO co st ROOM THICK, MEATY. LOCAL GROWN I.'ntil now the hormone DEMT tCATTEREO abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property ■g X p e N 4 I V E has been prepared from DOWN •EA of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Green Peppers 4T Sters 3..5Glad animal pancreas mainly FAIL SHATTERED 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will DCYS called in I F i g Q jn t FROM LOCAL FARMS 80-cl. FLEW SHORE ’C L I c e .u u e r Crisp •LACKS 4T Seamus 3;:,98*. f Bags pkg. beef and pig glands OUU be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is Pascal Celery SlKlk 49* gathered from slaughter HEAM •HACKS necessary. Newtons 3 9 HOST houses in many countries SHARE 9. The correct solution to this week’s PrIzeword will be MANCHESTER — The Department of Children and HUKL SNARL BEAN COFFEE and extracted and purified HUNT SORE published the following Saturday. Youth Services has been called into the case of a man and ASS T. FLAVORS-LAYER CAKE I I M ^ in large indus..' il plants LAND STORE 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical his two children who were found Sunday living in the LANE SUCH woods near the Hockanum River behind the Oakland mmw specially set u' for this MAJOM TINE errors which may appear during the puzzle game. DUNCAN EIGHT ADVERTISE MAYOM TOWERING Commons shopping center. WELCH’ S purpose The -hormone so 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal isolated is effective but. custody of Nate Agoatinelll, President Manchester State Lt. Pat Graves of the Manchester police department O’CLOCK being of beef or porcine Bank. said Friday she was hoping the DCYS would help the 13- GRAPE JELLY HINES MIX origin differs slightly LAST WEEK’S 12. Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will ba year-old daughter and 14-year-old son of the man. The from insulin produced by photographed for the paper. family was discovered at the spot for a second time by the human pancreas PUZZLE SOLUTION police who had asked them to leave the area earlier. The .Natural insulin consists three were living in a campsite shelter made of card­ of two chains lying side by board, trees and plastic sheets. The man told police he side and linked in a specific had been living at the spot for about two months. manner The new PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Lt. Graves said the DCYS is often called In on such 8fe biosynthetic technique HERE cases, and if negligence on the father’s part can be deter­ uses gene transplant ANSWER’S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE mined, the children could be placed in foster homes. technology to instruct two s e p a r a te s tr a in s of KRAFT SALAD DRESSING MOUNTAIN GROWN 069 SERVICE DELI' Election officials to meet NBA AND GEN, MDSE. fiacteria to mj^ke a chain CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: Miracle Whip i.. lager’s Coffee STOKE SLICED 218 1 8106 not snob Th« c*u« suQgPMt m u you wouW MM bO roobcnsWy 1 STOCKS not stacks. It is assanUally STOCKS (whathar In tha form of each These are then NORMAL. DRV. OR OKV Cooked Ham •ocMSSt. holptui. « ic: howovor. tact ot your thinking Mtn ”• MrHbM stacks or not) that art drawn on. ao that tha quaatton of thair bacoming MANCHESTER - All moderators and absentee ballot BAKEOPEA ANNPAOE-CUT t % paired up as in human in­ BEST SAAND snob" mvttM tha ibM that ha ratuaaa to hava anything to do nSh youl ‘‘axhaustad” appHaa. counters will meet in the town clerk’s office on Monday, orance Green Beans u 'c.nT I 211 sulin e EXPENSIVE not aitonaiva To inaart -axtonatva" woiAd maraiy 2- BENCH not batch. BENCH Is mora diractly apt. It’s a quaatton of har Sept. 8 at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. respectively. CondMoner B&M Beans Pastrami Tests have .shown that dupitcata tha santa ot tha ciua's phraaa: ”a tot o t' not wanting to sit on tha sand, rocks, ate., rathar than ”on tha batch” ' s t o k e s l ic e d All other Democratic poll workers will meet for in­ INSTANT-t-OZ. JAR 0 9 9 ANNPAQE-CUT ft <4 none of the prixfucts of the 7 CUCK not ctock Tha aound cl tha dock would ba aannat. rathaMhan (whara aha can aafafy ait on a chair, ate.). (ienoa Salami 2" ear-catch mg 3. MESS not laaa. WhUa ha la obvtousty not tha type to put up with an ac­ struction on Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Robertson SchooLAll W ax Beans 'V r ^ l -FAMILY PACK- TOBIN’S bacteria can be detected in U-02. M ger’s Coffee u 3 13 SAME not lama or tarn#. If ha uaaa tha SAME axcuaa. Ka tual MESS, ha may waG accept slightly leas than compiata parfaction. other Republican poll workers will meet for instnictlon bti 9 9 * y * CALL ECONOMY SHOP-EVAPORATED d b flO Skinless Franks the biosynthetic hormone cradibilrty « apt to dimimah. but a lama or tama axcuaa M not vary con- 4. DIPLOMAS not diplomat Oria may doubt tt a man in himaaff can hava CHUNK LIOHT-IN WATER on Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at Robertson School. The instructional STOKE SLICED _ ^ It has the same ability as vinong avan tha iraf tinna. an “officiar appaaranca: ITs mora a quaatton of mannar. draaa. ato. Canned Milk .noST 15 TEE not tia. Whiia a gott TEE la in ’’quHa common uaa.*' ona would aay 5. DEPRIVED not dapravad. "And angry.” In tha dua. la a natural axton- meetings are mandatory for all election workers. Z6« Spruce Tuna ‘ r ? r Heidaburg Bologna ,r highly purified pig insulin rather, that a M N cowimaiWy warm. aton of tha idea of being DEPRIVED, since daprtvatton (but not depravi­ pkg DELICIOUS KEEBLER-CRACKERS ECONOMY SHOP-CREAMY Q Q O to reduce the concentration 16 WOULD not could. Since har potantiaJ Is there anyway, tha tact that aha ty) la apt to toad to angar. Muenster Cheese 2" 9. HURT not curt. Ift mora strtotfy a quaaOon of tha tovad ona baing of glucose in the blrxid could, poaaibiy. make good Is not dapandant on har being given tha Testing makeup scheduled Town House 99* Mayqnnaise r.', w T STOKE SLICED-VALIO right aort ot chanca. Tha clua'f provlao tharatora favora WOULD. HURT, or curl la paw (which tha dua doaani aay). 2.99* X‘ Diabetes is a due to a SOFT-FACIAL-15D-CT. PKG O A O Swiss Cheese “ 10. ENRAGED not angagad. ’’lytood" la a quaatton ot how ona faata at tha 12. HALVED not haiiad. Marafy “a ahonaga" (not total abaanoa) links up SUNSHINE COOKIES 2 MANCHESTER - There will be a test makeup session VOUKCHOICE'FKESH COLE SLAW M Af^K breakdown of bodv s momant. raahtar than ona't baaic atata of commitmant bettor with tha case of HALVED. for entering sophomores at Manchester High School Coronet Tissues us * mechanism for using 20 STEED not staar. Tha ciua appUaa mora naturally to tha aort ot 14. MOUTH not youth. Whathar a youth or not. iTa a quaatton of an axtra lWc< 59* Chip-A-Roos n Potato Salad 55 pkg OELICIOUS-CKEAMT glucose catagory of arumai whoaa funetton It to provida aoma dagraa of co- MOUTH to faad. Tuesday at 8:30 a m. The Minimum Achievement l*vel FLAKO C 4 0 643-2711 oparatKKi or aarvica 17. WANT not wait. In raiaOon to what you *‘daaira.‘‘ WANT la tuNy apt. BEEF FLAVOR DOG FOOD O M Skills Test, which must be passed before graduation from Rice Pudding * The Lilly f.'ompany the However, there Is no reason to aaauma that you paaahrafy waN (or tha Pie Crust Mix 89 first to produce commer­ thinga you daaira. hanca that you may simpfy hava to "oontlnua” to do the three-year high school, will be given. MMSocks Alpo Dinner '£.’ 2” ' Available At Sloies Wdh Service Deiis Only cial insulin III .u23 is In addition, studenU will meet their counselors. Prin­ building a J56 million plant cipal Jacob Ludes, and leaders of school clubs they might here tor production of the like to join. ^ , CALOOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS. MANCNESHR biosynthetic type and Lunch will be served, and students will be given their ‘ m M SI OH SAi I NO* AV A'. AHt I ' S A tl .yW A| IAU Q| Atl Ay class schedules and an opportunity to familiarize Wi HI SIHVI III! MM,Ml lu IIMII ‘.A i I S In i I'A » A i.l AND 11' i ' iH l I h M an o th er plant in In- PRICES EFFECTIVE AUQUSI )l SE P IE M g tR i 1990 dianapolis, Ind themselves with locker and room locations. ev en in g h er a ld . Sat., August 30, 1980 - 7

6 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 30, 1980 Volcano area trying Vbte to ban nuke plants to arise like Phoenix After the May 18 eruption, things to decide Maine’s future PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - The Only at its worst were those with settled down. The convention and Pacific Northwest, tiptoeing through known respiratory problems advised tourism bureau in Portland, a city AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - From panic and paranoia, is trying to arise to stay, indoors. which had escaped ash fallout from her automotive parts store in like a Phoenix bird from the ashes of Although each pollution alert is the big blast, announced it was star­ Cumberland, Mrs, Douglas Mitchell volcanic Mount St. Helens. less annoying than the last, they like­ ting a campaign to notify the nation sees a need for more industrial Tourism dealers in the region are ly will continue through the summer. that Portland had none and the development in Maine and supports on the precipice of panic, saying Much of the ash has been washed nearest ash could be found “ in \ efforts to keep the state's only tourists have been scared away by away by the rains, hauled away, or nuclear plant alive. volcano stori^ that indicate the covered. But it doesn’t evaporate. California gift shops.” The mountain blew again June 12. At the opposite side of the spec­ Northwest is buried in ash. United Airlines, one of the mainr Portland got a good dose of ash as did trum is retired race hohse trainer On the other hand, there are air carriers serving the region, has 'V *11 i a sizable chunk of northwest Oregon. Lewis Tilley, who has a farmhouse in reports some tourism is flourishing been heavily involved in the cam­ That stopped that campaign. But now Presque Isle and says the state has because of the volcano. paign, saying, “The visitor industry Portland, and the rest of the enough development already. He Tourism is the region’s third most of the Pacific Northwest is experien­ Northwest, is looking like the wants to shut down the Maine important product, trailing forest cing an economic fallout ap­ Phoenix bird, but only so long as Yankee nuclear plant at Wiscasset. products and agriculture. proaching hundreds of millions of there are no more major eruptions. Both will have the chance Sept. 23 A two-week campaign, financed by dollars in lost revenues. In Idaho, some businessmen in the to voice their opinions when Maine a $150,000 grant from the federal "Confusion and concern in other northern panhandle area which got holds a referendum on whether Pacific Northwest Regional Com­ parts of the nation about safety, ash fallout in May, say negative nuclear power should be banned from mission, was conducted, according to health and travel conditions in publicity cut tourism as much as 80 the state and Maine Yankee closed. Keith Petzold, whose advertising Washington and Oregon have created The issue to be decided may go firm handled the campaign, "to visitor cancellations which seriously percent. Conversely, there are positive in-. deeper than nuclear power, though. explode the myth” the region was in­ threaten the Pacific Northwest’s stances of tourism, with indications There are some people who feel the third largest industry." undated in ashes. the volcano already is an inter­ A team of Percheron horses strains to pull Drafting” is growing increasingly popular referendum will clear up just what is After the eruptions, streets in the Les McNary, manager of the national attraction. more important to Maine — conser­ i I ash fallout cities and towns appeared visitor and convention bureau in a three-ton sled of rock, while owner John among New England farmers, but some fair- vation or development? Yakima, Wash., hard-hit by ash At Toutle, Wash., near the base of Mahem urges them on at a county fair in goers consider the sport to be ’’cruel. ' (UPI to be occupied by thousands of sur­ the volcano, the town reports tourists "What some people believe this geons. Banks got nervous with all fallout/in the May 18 eruption, l| | te «r by the hundreds coming to glimpse Union, Maine. The competition called “Horse photo). vote will reveal is the type of energy reportOT he now could look out his those people coming in wearing the volcano-seared northwest side of policy the state should follow," said masks. Many posted signs to window, see green grass, blooming the mountain. "People are crazy to Allen Pease, director of the Maine customers to please remove their azaleas, and the city is clean. But he Lennie Jones, 31, is a modern day mountain pletely the spartan existence: He lives in a get close to see the volcano," said cozy cabin, drives a beat-up old van and State Planning Office. masks. said several conventions have man, pursuing the harsh lifestyle of the early canceled because of misconceptions Cowlitz County sheriff’s deputy Mike Sport of horse drafting Over the past decade, Maine The face masks are seen no more. 1800s. But the divorced father of two is the wears Levis. (UPI photo) residents have debated and delayed about the ash problem. Clancy." But that’s the way it was. That’s Two volcano visitor centers have first to admit his failure to duplicate com­ implementation of several large- what was reported. It conjured up Kim Workman of the convention scale energy projects. and visitors bureau in Spokane, opened on Interstate 5, one at the notions, the travel and tourism peo­ Ridgefield exit north of Vancouver, said better than football They include: a proposed 250- another heavy fallout area from the ple say. that the region was in Wash., and the second about 10 miles million barrel per day oil refinery in May 18 blast, said, "Business has suf­ UNION, Maine (UPI) - John among New England. Pennsylvania better because they're better cared desparate straits, ankle-deep in south of Chehalis, Wash. The centers and Midwest farmers. It pits teams Virginian lives the life Eastport; a huge hydroelectric ashes. fered because of tourist fears about Mahem slapped his two black for." anticivate serving 1 million visitors a of two to four work horses in a test of project in the north w o^s, common­ Actually, the region has recovered ash fallout. The news media didn’t Percheron horses and the team Gray said most of the horses used keep up with our progress in cleaning year. strained and shuddered, trying to pull strength. in competition are also used to work ly known as the Dickey-Lincoln rather well. Medical authorities say But it's not a sport that's attractive project; a tidal power project in Ketired race horse trainer Lewis Tilley supports the there’s no danger to the populace. up.” a wooden sled carrying three tons of fields, pull plows and lift stumps. rock while farmers and carnival- to all people. But the sport has progressed to the of 1800s mountain man Passamoquoddy Bay, and'' a coal- September referendum to shut down the Maine Yankee Some, including Cheryl Miller of fired power plant on Sears Island. goers cheered. point where some horses are raised But why be a mountain man'.' nuclear plant, the only one in the state. Tilley says the state “Yaaah,” Mahem yelled out, Camden, walked away from the solely for drawing competition, "and GLADYS. Va. (UPI) - When he and hang from the ceiling. "It's an underlying conflict which A wall poster summarizes his “If I had a wish, a childish wish, to has been with us for years and which has enough development already. Maine voters will decide the Computers advance fast; striking the huge horses with a bri­ horse drafting track in disgust, some farmers hire hands just to care was a kid. Lennie Jones never have been born in another time or future of nuclear power in a Sept. 23 referendum. (UPI photo) dle. He stopped them after they’d saying the sport was "cruel,” forcing for their draft horses, " he said wanted to be a fireman, policeman or philosophy: may be coming to a head in this another existence, it would have been pulled the rock 50 feet. the animals to strain to their fullest Beside the Percheron, it is com­ astronaut HisJdols were the moun­ "I will fight to the death for my referendum," Pease said. "It’s the right to be a iree man . .. 1 have no to be born a mountain man and ministrations in the state Capitol, the with the one nuclear plant we have "This is sport,” said Frank extent to pull at least twice their mon to see chestnut Belgians, black tain men of the 18(X)s. conflict between development and weight in rock. man to answer to except myself. " experience the Indian life style of a conservation — how much of each policy toward economic progress has now,” he said. every home to have one Grinnell, a Burn Hills, N.Y., resident Shires, brown Suffolks and the And now he's living out his fantasy. His unkempt, dirty-blond hair falls free white trader," he said. been one of “development through “They used to tell us we were cut­ vacationing in his native Maine. "Cruel? I'll tell you what's cruel. If lighter and more popular Clydesdale The 31-year-old divorced father of can we stand here in Maine?” these horses weren't doing this, halfway down his back and a bushy "They left comforts to live com­ conservation,” ting down too much wood, that we plete with electrical connections. In "This is a competitive event. horses used in drafting competitions. two fled his native Maryland last Peter Thompson, spokesman for WASHINGTON (UPI)-Computer systems will shortly usher in an era they'd be over in Europe getting cut mustache covers much of his face. pletely alone in the mountains, under Central Maine Power Co., the state's "In other words, the only way a would have to conserve. But now fact, a complete microcomputer with Seeing a team of horses work The rules are few and simple. year for the woods of Campbell Coun­ technology is advancing so rapidly of checkless banking, if not a com­ up for meat," said James Gray. 45. He is almost 6 feet tall and has the phenomenal hardship. The mountain largest electric utility, said the con­ major energy project can be accep­ we’ve got more timber than we've pletely cashless society." the report processor, memory and input-output together to pull such heavy weights. Drivers have five minutes to hook up ty and the life style he always men called it 'meeting their maker ever had before. So I don’t listen to that the government's National vice president of the local Draft wiry body one would expect of a flict between development and con­ table is if it is done well, with a said. circuitry can now be built on a single It’s better than a good football the team and pull the weighted sled wanted. head on,” ' he said. "Mountain men the alarms anymore,” Russel said. Science Foundation predicts by the Horse Association. as far as possible, without using He traps and hunts game in the seasoned hunter. servation "is an expression of a minimum of harm to environment," Electronic mail is another area chip smaller than a fingernail. game," he said, speaking over the had to do everything for themselves. "I think we have to keep going end of the decade most American "These horses are among the best whips, brads or goads. woods along the Falling River. He Jones proudly displays the tools of retirement society, rather than a Pease said. that has great potential. 'The report "Over the next five years, carnival barkers and western music They didn’t take pleasure in having ahead,” said Mrs. Mitchell, now homes will contain at least one com­ cared-for animals I know of. They're "I've been watching this event for feeds on the meat through the winter his trade: a large hunting knife with growth society." He said the nuclear vote is not the said the sending of messages microcomputers with truly im­ in the background. someone else ,do something for "semi-retired” from running her puter. exercised, fed well, groomed and years now, and I've noticed it's the and crafts the skins, teeth and claws a handle made of a bear's jaw: a "This argument has been going on only issue at stake in September. And by the year 2000, the research between computers or computer ter­ pressive performance, incorporating Grinnell clapped excitedly after necklace made of teeth from bears, them,” "It's partially the whole scale of family-owned store. "We can’t advanced designs, will appear," the the Mount Vernon farmer urged his practiced for this event." said Gray, quieter drivers who get the most into exotic goods he trades or sells to for years. I don't think anyone is agency says virtually every home in minals has many advantages over a veteran of 25 years of horse-pulling timber wolves, bobcats, porcupines Jones said he does his part to pushing for huge, fast development," life, it's large scale developments, stagnate in one place." today’s tetter mail, not the least of report said. "The microcomputer, by team, knees bent and shaking with from their teams. " said Grinnell. Indians, trappers and the curious. the country will use a computer for contests. and badgers: pipes sheathed in preserve the mountain man mystique he said. “But there are people in this it's large sources of easy elec­ She said nuclear power "is the immensely extending the range of sweat, to pull the concrete mass a "The ones that yell and slap the He said he fedls more at ease something, even if it merely controls which is speed. His father, H P. Gray, 78. has been snakeskin. and bags made from the by lecturing to Cub Scouts, trapping state who are concerned with the tricity," he said. coming thing and I believe it will lead /^'The current revolution in elec­ economical computer applications, total of 399.6 feet back and forth over horses just disturb the animals and around animals than people and making a living with his hands. the tuning of a color television or the pulling horses for over 50 years. He ■'because you know what to expect skins qf bears, coyotes and snakes. future and are concerned about "Sometimes we've had a divisive us to more development." tronics began with the discovery of will become a major computational a 100-foot dirt track. disttact them " Tilley said he would like to see defrosting of a refrigerator. says the teams now "are faster and from animals ' having a stable industry to provide issue in this state that has been The foundation says the advances' the transistor in 1947 and burgeoned workhorse for the future.” Horse drafting is a sport popular more jobs created in Maine. But he Jones concedes he hasn’t exactly jobs for the current population." resolved sort of permanently by that already have led to amazingly ^ the past decade with the in- The report said home computers adds, "Hell no, there’s no way I want duplicated the Spartan existence of In 1977, the Commission on Maine's referendum, such as an income tax. inexpensive and versatile computer cneasing aUlity to install complex are becoming steadily more power­ any nuclear plants in this state the mountain man. The cozy cabin future said the newest people moving Maine people eventually ended years circuitry will continue. Computers fiinctions oil a single silicon chip one- ful. For a few hundred dollars, the to the state were predominantly of debate by voting 3-1 in favor of it," because we just don’t need it. qu^SLOFan inch square. agency said future home computers Educators renew emphasis lent him by friends has a^ stove, and computer-controlled equipment water, electricity and a bed, and he older people with interests in preser­ Pease said. "What about the Grand Falls will penetrate even more broadly (3iips manufactured today routine­ may have speeds now associate only still has his beat-up van. ving their newly found rural lifestyle. He said the nuclear referendum is power plant over heref^*)|f said. into American homes, offices and ly have tens of thousands of tran­ with large computers. A doe, ambling through a field not "In the more rural communities in another such divisive issue. "It's all water-wheel driven. If they factories. sistors and other components, com- build water wheels like that, there’d on basic skills of writing 50 yards from Jones' cabin in the particular they have provided an im­ "Nuclear power's not a clearcut "In the next few years, the com­ quiet Central Virginia hills watched a portant leavening influence, and in issue, and it will be interpreted by be some sense to it.” puter uses we already see about us— reach at each step It's not clear whether the voting SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Second-and third-graders learn to recent visitor drive up a gravel path. many cases, have stimulated the many to be kind of symbolic,” he reservations systems for airlines and " We went through an era where it said. can close the nuclear plant because Writing is back in schtxil as a skill to Identify nouns, adjectives and verbs Inside the cabin, a variety of skins resurrection of traditional values and hotels, microcomputers that control and use them correctly. was a no-no to write with red pencil. " — black bear, beaver, fox, possum, To forester Thomas Russel of the courts will have to decide be taught to children and practiced said Ms Bockrath "New we are activities,” the commission said. cooking times and temperatures in In the fourth grade they are Auburn, it's a simple issue. whether a state can pre-empt federal by them before they get to college. having children do their own red- badger, porcupine, muskrat, coyote, Pease, a member of that commis­ microwave ovens, chips that adjust expected to m aster the "topic deer and snake — cover the floors sion, said for at least tlje last four ad- "We ought to be able to get along licensing. One generation of Americans grew penciling They learn the aidard the flow of fuel to automobile engines up with "language arts" in what was sentence" Before finishing sixth editing symbols, the same ones used — will expand rapidly,” the NSF once called "gram m ar" school. grade they learn that an adverb tells in a newspaper editorial office They said. Teachers stressed "creativity" but "how. " By then, they are writing go through their writing and mark it GM makes Freeze branding not answer The agency said in a comprehen­ not the mechanics of writing. fairlv complex pieces, putting one sive report on the five-year outlook soliJ thought into each paragraph of for correctiMS — lor example, un­ These were the students who derlining lelters that should have LAS CRUCES, N.M. (UPI) — A cowpoke wrestles a A freeze brand could also be easily altered and there for science and technology that the horrified their college professors a composition. home combination of computer and been capitali..ed and circling words device to calf to the ground and holds it down, A ran 'h hand yanks would be no way of telling it had been changed, Foster because they could not construct By the time they reach high school a red-hot iron from the fire and sizzles the hide says. A fire brand that has been altered may appear un­ telephone may be useful for remote they will be learning to do research, that should be taken out " sentences and paragraphs. After describing a building, pupils Freeze branding, relatively painless, has been changed on the surface, but a look at the back side of the control of household appliances and using the thesaurus to find better curb soot Entering freshmen were are told to ask themselves, for exam­ proposed as an alternative. But now that it’s been tried animal's hide can show that it was two different brands heating systems, delivery of personal words, and will probably put out a trauitiatized when asked to write a ple. Did you give enough detail so extensively, Larry Foster says the alternative isn't good administered at different times. reminders, medical monitoring, four-page paper on any subject, or class newspaper. security alarms and even baby-sit­ that, a stranger would know what WASHINGTON (UPI) - General enough. Foster says freeze brands can be seen from greater dis­ even to write a few paragraphs on "We have done pilots around your building looks like’’ Did you in­ Motors is revving up to capture a Despite some attributes, Foster says freeze branding tances than the traditional fire brands. Some ranchers in ting. what they did during summer vaca­ California, " Ms. Bockrath said in an "A wide variety of useful informa­ dent the first line of the paragraph”" share of the pollution control market has disadvantages that will prevent it from ever New Mexico are already using the procedure to identify tion. interview. "The children love It with an efficient new device built not replacing traditional fire branding. cattle for production testing and regular identification. tion services may be delivered via They cannot believe their own Pupils are told they should try to "Writing was not taking place in improve the first draft of their to curb auto exhaust fumes but to For one thing, says Foster, an extension beef cattle home computer terminals,” the capacity for writing. the grades,” says Shirley Bockrath, a stories by " adding details about the remove the soot from coal-fired specialist in the Animal and Range Science Department report said. "These can provide “They also enjoy the fact that they anything from encylopedias or teacher who now helps schools characters " and " adding conver­ boiler, stacks. at New Mexico State University, cattle have to be clipped resume the teaching of writing skills. are little editors, correcting their The new pollution control system in the area of the brand. That adds to the time element libraries of relatively fixed informa­ sation "In 'language arts' they were con- writing just the way an editor A pupil writing about a ballgame is promises to make coal conversion an and rM uires electricity, which is sometimes not tion to highly dynamic information leptrating on listening and speaking would." told to " think of a verb that shows ecortomical choice for some utilities available, for the clippers. ■ on current news, market conditions, kills. Somehow the English lesson The program Ms Bockrath P O N D E R ^ supermarket specials and want ads.” exciting action for each sentence" and factories that would otherwise be Frank Szasz removes some of the dust from the portrait of The process for each head freeze branded takes 3-10 Close encounter qt left behind. They could not promotes is Scott, Foresman s stymied by the cost of meeting air minutes, Foster says. It usually takes less than half a The foundation said computer use "Language: Skills and Use" series. "It is so important for children to former President Nixon he was commissioned to paint in 1974. in communications will expand write.” understand how their language works quality standards. minute to fire brand a calf. Voyager I’s encounter with the planet Saturn has begun with First-graders in some California It is a thoroughly prepared set ol The device, which 'GM calls the (UPI photo) greatly in the near future and have — listening, speaking and writing.' "The time factor is critical when you’re branding a a series of photos, among them this one of Saturday and three schools are now learning to construct lessons for the elementary grades It Side Stream Separator, is actually an an important effect on the way said Ms Bockrath "Good writing thousand head of cattle,’-’ Foster says, "Plus, they don’t complete sentences. They capitalize includes a teacher's guide for presen­ improvement on the familiar "bag Y o u r Americans live. of its satellites. The picture was taken Aug. 24, 80 days before skills are survival skills We need always take. Usually, you get 80-90 percent success while the first word of each sentence and ting good writing skills in an orderly, house ' rrtechanical system for "Numerous forecasts proclaim closest approach, when Voyager 1 was 106,250,000 kilometers them in everyday work, just to be a rancher can get virtually 100 percent with fire bran­ choice all proper names. step-by-step way. with targets to filtering particles from coal boiler GOP white elephant ding.” that electronic funds transfer (66 million miles) away. (UPI photo) people." exhaust gas before it escapes through Freeze branding is more painless than fire branding, the stack "but there must be some pain since you freeze a portion SPECIALS GM's particle separator is 50 per­ of th^iide/^oste^ajs^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^Wsstomi^Tiiannacy > cent more efficient than the ‘tiag may find new home Hortitherapy rehahs prisoners house " and other mechanical parti­ ^ChopDed 4.S5 Hartfoid Road KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P D -- ■purchase the work went unanswered. Sputh Windsor Ten Pin cle collectors now commer.cially Somebody wants to buy the "I didn't push it. " said Szasz. "I their minds off their problems. available lor coal-fired plants, a Beet COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Eleanor working with plants," Evans said. An p io rid ia n who o p erated his own Republican Party’s white elephant — put the portrait in my attic in a crate Junior Leagues Clemson, under Senn’s stewardship, company spokesman said. Pascalides-Ash runs a gauntlet of cat­ extra benefit are the vegetables that the landscaping business in West Palm Beach a commissioned portrait of former and that was that.” Dinner calls and whistles every day after she was among the first to offer a graduate Better still, the system, which prisoners ^ w for their own consump- before he was arrested for dealing President Richard M. Nixon. That is until a Tennessee physician enters an elaborate maze of electronic degree and an undergraduate minor in resembles a large commercial air tion, if they want. cocaine. The portrait by Frank Szasz was to and his wife took a liking to the por­ doors to reach her job in a prison hortitherapy. The program began in 1972. conditioner, is one-tenth as large as Specloi dinners feature choice of have been hung with pomp and cir­ trait and announced plans to START SEPT. 20TH Chopped Beef or Fish Filet, ana At least eight other universities, in­ John McCombs, a prisoner from In­ “I’m a landscaping supervisor — I try to OPEN 7 DAYS full-size bag houses that can tower 50 greenhouse. cumstance in 1974 at Republican purchase it. Szasz said the painting both include All YoU'Con Eat Mrs. Pascalides-Ash is a horticulturist cluding the University of Maryland, Kan­ diana, proudly pointed to a hanging green arrange the trees and work with the feet above the roof of coal plants. 2 Squads 9:30 a.m. 1K)0 p.m. Salad Bar. Baked Potato and A WEEK 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. National Headquarters in will have a home next week. and a vocational instructor at Kirkland sas State and Michigan State universities, begonia basket he had watered and fer­ crews,” said Corder. And it can be as much as 75 percent Washington. Szasz said he was no-longer bitter IVarm Roll with Butter now have similiar programs. tilized for months. The plants seemed to cheaper than such pollution control R«glttratlon for all Junior Bowlara Correctional Institute, a medium-security FOR M i YOUR SHOPHNC H B DS. GOP leaders got a preview of the the Republicans shunned the por­ prison in Columbia that houses more than Clemson's graduate students are give McCombs and other inmates a sense Other Clemson hortitherapy graduates units, the GM official said. portrait in 1973 and were pleased. trait. only disappointed its fate was will ba: - Fllct of ^ trained to use plants to help the sick, the of identity and appreciation for botany. ■'If you can get this low-cost con­ 1,1(K) male prisoners. have found jobs in medical centers, drug But after the Watergate scandal and determined by the nation’s foremost Sat. Sapt. eth and Sat. Sapt. 13th. Her working “ uniform” of jeans, elderly and the mentally retarded. The only bright spots in Kirkland’s trol, it certainly encourages utilities and alcohol abuse programs, nursing Nixon's resignation in August 1974, political scandal. Fish Dinner mexican shirts and leather sandals, is Their courses range from problems in otherwise barren courtyard are flower to go to coal because one of the things 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. homes and hospitals for the mentally the painting ended up in a GOP "It was probably the mood of the designed to put the prisoners at ease. small fruit production to florai design and beds ablaze with color. Groups of inmates Cortaid they have to overcome is the cost of retarded. closet. nation that people didn’t want to Bring the kid», toot... The 28-year-old South Carolinian is un­ the sociology of deviant behavior. play pick-up basketball there in 100-degree emissions control, " he said. "A big temperatures. Outraged. Szasz got the portrait dwell on the issue of Nixon at that FREE BOWLINQ INSTRUCTION fhey'ff iove ou r NEW K ids Menu iquely qualified to work with convicts. Although hortitheraphy students are The university’s advanced program is chunk of that is the cost of con­ back. time," said Szasz. "There was a trained in psychology, Senn stressed they not easy to get into. Senn said about five Sapt. 8th at 11:00 A.M. Several years ago, after earning a B.S. in Mrs. Pascalides-Ash also supervises the trolling particles." "I demanded it back," he said. "I great deal of hostility among HAMBURGER or French Friei horticulture from the University of Rhode are "horticulturists first." people a year are chosen from more than Without controls, medium-sized in­ All-Beef HOT DOG or ^ke d Potato. never got paid for it. " Republicans toward the president. So Sapt. 13th at 12:00 P.M. Island, she took a master’s degree in hor­ At Kirkland, some inmates get their inmates' landscaping work, teaches floral 120 applicants. dustrial boilers would spew out about Only $1.29 Pudding designs and plans to teach landscaping The painting, depicting a splemn JJiey let it out oh the portrait.” or Gelatin titherapy from Clemson University, one of sentences shortened for greenhouse and 1,100 tons of such soot a year, causing Nixon against a backdrop of two .Nixon was not Szasz's first portrait the few American institutions to offer a landscaping work. The program is so design. Once they graduate, Senn said, "We a health and pollution menace. And American flags, was commissioned of a president. He has painted Harry - progVam stressing horticulture’s successful some Inmates volunteer. have no trouble placing the hortitherapy utility boilers range from 10 to 40 PEE W EES — 5-8 yra. rtMl 'by the GOP for its headquarters at a Truman, John Kennedy, Gerald therapeutic aspects. “This is a pretty good job — it’s a better “We decorated the place up nice for students, either those with a B.S. degree times larger (han those of industry cost of $5,(K)0 The portrait also was Ford,’ Dwight Eisenhower and BANTAM S — 9-11 yra. Dr. Taze L. Senn, head of Clemsoii’s job than kitchen work,” said Don Evans, Christmas," she said. "We made all kinds or a masters’s degree.” But the Clean Air Act now requires to be displayed to the public during Mexican president Jose Lopez Por­ Hybuira — 12-14 yra. horticulture department, defines hor­ 26, of Hialeah, Fla. Evans, serving 15 of wreaths.” The prison greenhouse also particle controls on boilers. provides plants for the administrative of­ Clemson-trained hortitherapists with the nation's Bicentennial celebration tillo. But the Hungarian imipigrant (w IM Mrti If I h g t ) titherapy as “the use of the arts and skills years for armed robbery, helped build The GM official said one Minnesota Sanlora — 15-21 yra. in 1976 had considered the Nixon job an Cannot ba uaad In combtnaiton utth of horticulture to help people help Kirkland’s greenhouse in 1976 — before he fices. master’s degrees could find jobs paying utility facing a coal conversion deci­ other (Aarounta AppAcobM kucai not between $12,000 and $16,000, Senn said, But the Nixon painting quickly honor. Incfudad AtPortlcIpeOng Sw^houaai themselves.” escaped. Now he’s back at Kirkland as sion complicated by the cost of a bag ^cam e a white elephant on the art "It was one of the greatest com­ For centuries people have puttered in Mrs. Pascalides-Ash’s clerical assistant. Mrs. Pascalides-Ash’s landscaping while students with a minor in the field house has already expressed an in­ market. A well-known art auction missions I had," said Szasz. “He MirtivHNaMaii. their gardens for relaxation and to take ‘"There’s personal motivation — helpers include Don Corder, 35, a tattooed usually make between $10,000 and 12,500. terest in buying the Side Stream FOR FURTHER INFORMATION fM il MbImy M house rejecjpd a proposal to sell it (Nixon) was a t the height of the CALL aaa-Msa — Au d r e y o n e a l Separator, which is manufactured by and correspondence to the Nixon presidency. I was thrilled, of GM's Fisher Bodv Division. fa ^ ly In San Clemente, Calif., to course." KSKMMi MKHALU, Sal. August 30 EVEN IN G HERALD. Sat.. August 30. 1980 TV today. TV Monday. helps a fourteen year-old track Web" Diene Dors, Ed Bishop 9:56 students e real case to solve (90 MOftNjNG m int) down her father's killer (2 hrs . 30 A tele ol menace, mys'ery and ______MORNING______9) In Tha News m int) ib M Candlepin Bowling •uapense as a nurae spina her “'5 10:00 1F Jaka Hasa Gospal Tima 5:15 ( N»wt 12:30 tetanic wab attempting to take J / Of, Who 9 4 Suparatar Proflla Saturday d ) Muscular. Dystrophy Tslsth- 6 00 CFJ Mario And Tha Magic Movia poeeeeaion of the souls ol three I f SportsCantar 4:00 on Conlinuss (Mon.) Ed Allen ) Up Front MacMna Patrick Wayne and Doug beautiful eiaters. (90 mine ) 94 Mundo Real Movia-(Drama)*** "Homain Show (EXC M ON) Monday $ PatUrn» For Living (1) Brady Bunch CD McClure (pictured) are the stars 12:50 94 Hot Fudge Indiana" 1944 Walter Brennan. 5:45 I Chlldfon ft Goftpol Hour 10:25 3 ) Movia -(Wastarn) «* “Sllvar of THE PEOPLE THAT TIME 8 ABC Newt City" 1951 Edmond O'Brian. 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Bowen 8 Second a ty TV AND MR., a half-hour I ' Star Trak i Mudd with Nelson Mandella. as por­ 6:30 'Eight O'clock Walk " 1953 94 Hare’i To Your Haallh Breast Tyler, who claims to be mar­ 8 Rockworld comedy to be presented r Nawft trayed by actor James Earl Jones Cancer (Closed Captioned) ooned on a lost island with a d ) Abbott And Costallo i f Profaatlonai Football Froir The reason Moyers cennot inter Richard Attenborough, Cathy 1:05 Monday, September I on O'Donnell Three young people 4:45 primitive civilization, pre­ 8 U8AF Religious Film CD My Three Sons Cartada Montreal vs Toronto view Mandetle personally is that (fl) NCAA Soccer Prsvisw CBS-TV become involved m murder and .IF Listen historic animals and exotic plant 1:30 M Oudlay-Oo-Right ha IS presently serving a lile (FrI.) tight for lualice (2 hra ) 34 Three Stooges life. 8 Rock Concert CHECK LisriNGS fofl riju i umi M Godillla sentence m prison for his role in 5:00 9 0 Bullwinkla 40 Morningtown Cil) Motorcycle Racing From San 0 coawuioc wc CHECH LISTINGS roil EKXcr Time 1:35 the struggle for equelity in South Ci) (49 Wide World Of Sporta 9 0 Various Programming 7 30 Barnadmo. 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Joker, Jofer Movies The People That Time (ID BporteCenter mint) 8 villa Alegre 11.26 X Qllllgen’t island senes ol contests which are m ® Movie -(Comedy) F 49 Schoolhousa Rock RocJ Texas Rangers vs Kansas City Pope IS masterfully interwoven 8:00 Forgot' 1977 Start: Doug (S) Movie -(Wettern) *** "True 2:15 8 I Dream Of Jeennie ) In The News X Verioue Programming reality very competitive The con- "Amerlcathon" 1979 John Rit ' 8:56 Royals (Region will determine with the romance of a detective CD Star Chart McClure. Patrick Wayne A polar Grit" 1969 John Wayne. Glenn (S) 4Th Annual Young 3:58 11:27 8 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig teatanta are told to 'smile' no ter. Harvey Kormon A 30 day 9 In Tha Nawt game to be televised m your and a girl on Ihe run (Rated PG) 3 ) ^ The Love Boat Three expedition discovers a mysterious Campbell. An ovWr-the-hill marshal Comedians Show Victor Borge 8 FYI 7 99 Ask NBC News 9:00 X matter how they feel (Rated PG) telethon IS sponsored by the U S 8:57 area ) (2 hrs ) vignettes Accidental Cruise' iark with primitive inhabitants add heipe a fourteen-year-old track Hoata 4:00 11:30 X Tom And Jerry (2 hra.) government lo erase a $400 billion 99 Ask NBC News 92 3 * Baeeball Boston Red Sox 94 Feeling Free This program Stars Soupy Sales, Jo Anne prehistoric animals (90 mins.) down her father's killer. (2 hrs . 15 2:30 X John Davidson Show (Exc. i Fat Albert Show X Andy Griffith Show 8 8 Little House On The national debt (Rated PG) (2 vs Oakland A s explores the interests, humor, Worley The Song Is Ended'Stars 94 Movie -(Drama) * * h "Cee- minO (Q) Profeaalonal FootbaH From ♦ 1 Tue.) Razzmalazz (TUE.e F 49 Laff-A-Lymplce X 8 Phil Donahue Show Prairie h rs ) 99 92 Ask NBC News 94 Hudson River This film chroni energy and insights of five disa Ricnard Dawson. Juliet Mills lle" 1969 Maximilian Schell. 9 9 8 8 Saturday Night Live Canada Saskatchewan vs X Fllntetonee N 99 Jonny Quest X Joe Franklin Show 8 Tonight At Carnegie Hall The 8 8 8 The Tonight Show 9 00 cles Me along the Hudson River bled children, their friends and 'Anoushka' Stars Jill Whelan. Cordula Trantow A land surveyor 8 Movie-(Mystery) * * 4 ‘Char­ Winnipag 8 Merv Griffin 5 Baseball Bunch 8 Program Unannounced X chamber music trio of Isaac Stern. Quest Host Joan Rivers Quests 9 Bugs Bunny-Road Runnar from antiquity to modern t'mes. their guests Loretta Swit. (Repeat. 90 mms) summoned lo a strange village lie Chen In Rio" 1941 Sidney 3:00 Movie Dawn Patrol' (MON ). 94 Nova 'Sweet Soluiions' This 8 Joker. Joker, Joker X Leonard Rose and Pmchas Zuck- Linda Gray. Jimmy Coco. Nell Show including the impact of changing 99 Black Perspective CD' Movie -(Comedy) *** "Cep- runs into one obstacle after Toler. V k l6r Jory. Murder takes CD Movie -(Mystery) ** “The 'Islenbul' (TUE ). 'Uncertain Glory' program looks si sugar More lhan 8 Tom Lereon Show eman are featured in performance, Carter. Phylhs Diller (90 mms ) F Movia (Wastarn) V 'l populations, beliefs and lech 9 t Wild Wild West teln'e Parediae " 1953 Alec another as he tries to establish Charlie Chan to South America, Teckmen Myetery’ 1954 (WED ). The Sisters' (THUR ). a food. It 18 considered an edible \ 8 Fllntstones in converaalion and in rehearsal 8 Dave Allen Show "ChargaAt Faathar Rivar" 1953 oologies (60 mms ) 6:30 Guinness. Yvonne Oe Carlo Ferry contact with the Castle' that where he discovers weird events Margaret Leighton. John Justin A ‘Footatepa In The Dark' (FR I) symbol of the good things in life, 9:25 8 Buddy Holly: Reminiscing 11:45 Guy Mad'son Vera Miles Amer* 2:30 9 CBS News steamer captain marries two controls the village (90 mins ) happening (90 mins.) writer inveeligating the death of a dD Tennie (Thur.) NCAA Soccer and at the same lime is blamed lor Heritage Corner This special examines the life, 8 Newt ■can cava'rymen turn back tide ol (D GilMgan'a laland I ' Carol Burnett And Frienda different women and has a plea­ ® ReflecUone Of The Third M Movl« . Harvest Temple ^ 92 90< NBC News 34 Movie -(Oreme) * * h “ Wild Tennis steamer captain marries two 3:10 8 8 Seeeme Street 11:55 Surfebout (Wed.) ihe lives of Holly's band, his Hebrews F .49 Piasticman Comedy- 9^ 1QB0 Drum Corps Interna- 94 Another Voice Horse Hank” 1960 Linda Blair. 9:30 different women and has a plea­ 8 Movie -(Adventure) ** "Ser>- 8 Movie 'The Bluebird' (MON ). 4 Dear Alei And Annie Various Programming widow, his family, and in Ihe music 8 Sgl. Bllko Adventure Show tional Championship Twelve of 4Q News Richard Crenna A stroiig willed C D ^ Fantasy island Mr Roarke sant life until they find out about tiego" 1956 Alan Ladd Chill Tortilla Flat’ (TUE ). ‘Keeper of 11:56 Joker's Wild world. (60 mms) 12:05 .1 Daniel Boone the most accomplished drum 7:00 young woman drives a herd of wild and Tattoo play host lo an avid each other (70 mins ) Wills Story of a man who would the Flame' (WEO ). 'I Take This 4 In The Newt Leiele 8 All American Futurity X M.A.S.H. 99 92 99 Fred And Barney Meal 11:57 corps m the U S and Cariada F Agronsky And Company mustangs hundreds ol miles to movie fan who wants to become a 11:35 juggle dynamite if the price was Women' (THUR ). 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A German clerk holds two Fa Paaeege" 1954 John Payne. X 4:30 Mortal Sm' Harry is caught m the 12:00 penguin and a wallaby, respectively— (or ABC-TV s new prime lime series. THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS, which will premiere *^'5 September Magazine (THUR ) husband-victim of a plane 9 In Tha News 3:00 i f World Opportunities t i Featlval Of Faith mins) American soldiers prisoners, Faith Domergue A man who dis- X John Oavideon Show dilemma of a friend, a pnest who 9 KIdsworld and will air Sundays Those Amazing Animals' will be seen in two special preview programs, Ihe second of which airs Sunday. 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U was a real (S) Varlout Programming Xonea' Pianiat Joela Jones joms 12:00 (S) Softbeli Men's World Fast the only way you can discover X Qllligen'e Island year struggle to construct a con­ X Life Of Riley I Naws Prayer Buckley. Jr (60 mms } io Ihe see. (06 mine ) stretch. One day. finishing 8 8 (8 Wheel Of Fortune X Movie -(Adventure) ** "Ter- JHaro' Elhs Dickson and the Boston X ) Movie -(Oreme) * * 4 "JuUus Pitch Championship Semi-Finals Charlton Heston's pride Is by X M.A.S.H. troversial, 24 mile white fabric (3D SportsCenter 6 29 zan'e New Adventure" 1936 8 This Week In Baaebait 39 Angel Death This view from 'The Mountain Men.' 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Murder by 2:00 D Time For • imothy 8 Maverick murder the emperor of Rome (2 in black water, with a red 9:30 Mayan relic containing a fortune m Killing the Great Chefs of Eur­ soiul ons Narrated by Paul New­ The su r Is Charlton Heston. Decree' (WED ) X Gong Show 30 Ring Around The World 8:30 hre . 30 mms.) beard and a red bandana X Houeb Calls Leif Garrett guest Mms (75 mms ) ope?" 1978 Jacqueline Bisset man and Joanne Woodward But. several lines beneath AFTERNOON (9) Dr. Gene Scott On .L Joe Franklin Show 6:50 X ) One Oay Al A Time One of (S) European Soccer Chempton- around my head stars as a rock star patient at X Rex Humbard Robert Money The great chetc 5:30 Hebrewe S star Trek X Preyc Barbara's classmates turns into a ehipe Final that, there Is this: 'Written By 12:00 Kensington hospital who tries to 31 Sunday At The King's are being knocked off one by one 20 Greatest Sports Legends "Four days later. 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Soccer From Wembly VICIOUS ring of dogfight promoters 11:25 9.4 The Shakespeare Plays ested In writing 6:00 mayor Jimmy Walker arid h'S I I World >')pportumties hosts Ihe tSth Annual Muscular pened. (Rated P * ' (t05 mins ) England (Mon.) who steal pets tor their bloody 3 Dear Alax And Annie 'Twelfth Night' This comedy o: ■ ______EVENING "Lydia, my wife," says X X Telethon Continuee romance with a nigMcluC enter 8 Jimmy Swaggsrt Dystrophy Telethon from the 8 Athletics “My first love.'■ he says, a (9) U v iM Faith events (Repeal. 60 mms ) 11:30 misplaced love, mistaken idenniy FRASER CLARKE Heston (left) discusses scene wilh his Charlton, "has always said X 8 8 New. tamer (2 hrs ) 30 Rex Humbard ' 6.00 Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas. 12:15 "was marine biology I start­ 8 8 8 Card Sharks (£] Newt 3 Face The Nation ' and revenge stars Felicity Ker.dali father, Charlton Hestos. on Ihe set ol Columbia Pictures' that Fraser is imbued with the X Joker's Wild 8 Six Million Dollar Man 40 Morningtown 3 3 22 News Nevada . 8 Llelen ed out studying that, f wrote 8 Ed Allen Show (H standing Room Only: Linda X - 8 Anlmelt, Animals. and Smead Cusack (2 hrs 30 “The Mountain Men." Fraser wrote the film and Cbarllon Ulysses factor " 8 Program Unannounced 3.10 $ Movie -(MusicaFDrama) **'> GIQ 8 Sunday Night Movie 12:30 8 Family Feud Ronaledt In Concert Lmda Ron- 7 30 Animals mms) as a hobby, that's all But now 8 8 Zoom ) Man Builds. Man Destroys "Rouetabout" 1964 Elvis Pros Showdown' 1972 Stars: Rock 8 Get Smart is the sUr. Now Fraser looks ahead to 12:25 stadt performs all her greatest v} News 2 f Feeling Free This program 8 Movie -(Suspense) *** the two have switched: wrlj- 8 Hogan's Heroee 3:15 ^ Faith For Today ley. Ba'bara Stanwyck A roving, Hudson. Dean Marlin Two old 1:00 further sailing in the motion X New Jersey Report hits She's a master ol rock, pop explores the interests, humor, “Bieckmeir' 1929 Anny Ondra. Ing Is the career and marine 8 Jim Rockford; Private ) Moment Of Meditation I Christophars reckless smger joms a carnival Irienda. their partnership shat­ X Telethon Continues picture oceans He wants 12:30 and country and western music energy and insights ol five disa­ Sera Allgood Detectives girlfriend biology the hobby" Inveetlgetor 4 00 34 Whaelle and '<.irrances the owner's tered alter both fall in love with the X ABC Newt eventually to produce and X Search For Tomorrow whose versatility has earned her bled children, their friends and It forced to kill an artist who ir*es daughter (2 hrs ) But It Is an active hobby "I have always been inter­ Fraser says he always had 6:30 8 News 40 Davay And Goliath same women, are forced to live as 1:10 Iteston I t Son Crote Wits seven platinum records their guests lo assault her (2 hrs ) his father in mind for the maybe direct Heston 4 Son News 4.30 7 45 14 Movie (Drama) *.** "AIrpQrt" enemies when one becomes a 8 ABC News Fraser lives In Vancouver. In ested in mountain men and 8 Ryan’s Hope X 8 For The Record 39 Adelania 8 Emergency One could become a formidable X Programming Unannounced U Kayaking U S Nationals 40 Sacred Heart 1970 Dean Martm. Burt Lancas­ lawman, the other an outlaw. (2 1:15 Canada's British Columbia, that period In our history." he leading character m his X Play The Percentegee 8 Independent News 11:55 2:30 force in the film firmament 1 8:00 ter Based on Arthur Hailey's novel hra) {Closed-Captioned) ) Telethon Continues where he Is married to a says "It was a lime, about 5<< script. 8 8 8 Doctore 8 22 Alive '3^ Schoolhouae Rock 31 Promiset Of God iNEWSF'AHKR ENTERPRISE ASSN I X Tic Tec Dough 4:55 ) Spread A Littia Sunshina concerning the running of an ' D it Is Written ) News years before the opening c "I talked about it with 8 Andy Griffith Show 10:30 3:00 S Canadian. They are currently 8 8 8 NBC Newe 8 PTL Club-Talk And Variety i Calabralion Of The miornaiionni airport beset with a Auto Racing '60 1:25 the old West, that interested him," Fraser says. "But I 12:57 X Dating Game AFTERNOON (D Movie -(Drama) ** Killer planning the adventure of a 8 8 Over Easy Guest Anthony 5 00 Eucharist n.wnad oi problems (2 hrs ) 11) Jake Feet Goepoi Time 8 USAF Religious Film didn't show him the script at 8 NBC Newe Update H ) SportaCenter Who Wouldn't Die" 1076 Mine lifetime — sailing to the South me. It was a geographical Quinn Host Hugh Downs (Closed .2 News f James Robison 12:00 20 Program Unannounced 8 8 8 The Big Event The 1:30 12:58 8 Odd Couple Connors. Manette Ha'tley A Pacific. area that I knew and loved." all until it was finished " HOLLYWOOD' Captioned) 5 25 I I Or. Gene Scott X Up From 24 U.S. Chronicle Courage Ot Kevik. The Woll Dog' 8 Risk Of Marriage X 8 FY) 11:(X) former homocide deteciwe He has been a white-water "I liked the idea from the 8 Bob Newhart Show ^ Movie -(ComedyOrema) ** 8 Robert Schuller .1 8 Issues And Anawara 2T Open Door i960 Stars Ronny Cox. Linda 1:45 "I have a 44-foot ketch." 1:00 X 8 8 News becomes involved m a search lor guide up in the mountains dur­ beginning." Charlton says. "I 6:55 -Man Who Had Power Over ^•ptloned) I Robarl Schuller 3C Sunday At Six Sorenson. An adventure drama 8 Candid Candid Camera X Young Ah'* The ReeUeta X M.A.S.H. his friend's killer (2 hrs ) Fraser says. "And, maybe Women" 1970 Rod Taylor Carol 34 8 Sesame Street ^•ptloned) 40 ABC News 2:00 ing several summers, and his liked the idea of working with X My Three Sons 8 Newe X After Benny D Besebell Ooubleheader New about Ihe 2,(XX) mile odyssey of a next winter, we 11 sail out " While A comedy drama about true 39 Orel Roberts 99 Journey To Adventure 6:30 SportsCenter father often took him hunting my son. and I also liked the X 8 All My Children 7:00 (3D Auto Racing BO Special York Mels vs San Francis/^JO champion sled dog lo be reunited 31 Devlin 22 Can-Am Racing 3 CBS News 2:15 idea of playing a character X Movie Apartment For Peggy' X CBS Newe USAC National Dirt love healthy sex and what an Giants with a young boy who once saved A few years ago. he wrote a In the West. 40 Latino 94 Alt-Star Soccer 3' ABC News (HI On Location: George Segei'e like that, of being in that time (MON ), Guerillas. In Pink Lace' X 8 ABC News Championships awful racket public relations is for 31) Softball Men's World Fast his Me (2 hrs ) script and submitted It to a "I loved taking him with X 8 Face The Music a basically right guy (B6 mms ) 8:30 8 Nova 'Sweel Solutions' This 29 22 30 NBC News Beat Bets George Segal's predic­ (TUE ). The Kingfiaher Caper' 8 Marthail Dillon Pitch Championship Semi Finals 94 8 Maeterpiece Theatre couple of producers who are me. " says Charlton Heston. and that place in our past. " (S) SportsCenter Special Hour ) Tony Brown's Journal program looks al sugar More lhan 24 Old Friends. New Friends tions on who will be the hottest (WED ). Joan ol Pans' (THUR ), 31) Sunday At The King s Lillie Home on Ihe Range' Epi­ his own age — Martin Shafer “But when he decided he Fraser and Charlton may 3/ Eighth Oay a food. It IS considered an edible ■Ruth Ellen Patton Toflen' and new talent in the country during the Rancho Notorious' (FR I) Edition House sode X Lillie's spectacular stage team up again. Fraser has symbol of Ihe good things in life, Helen Ross (Closed Captioned) coming year and Andrew Scheinman. They wanted to climb mountains, (i!) Verioue Programming (Exc. (i4) Charlie Chaplin: The Little 9 Day Of Olscovtry 8 Movie -(Drama) ** "Hard- success on two continents is and at the same time is blamed tor '40 Muppets Show 2:30 didn't do that one. but they that's where I drew the line I already written another M of^Thur.) Tramp Joel Grey hosts this 11 Intarnational Rugby Austin vs c a te " 1971 Clint Walkei dampened by the loss of two of her What’s up in vending machines? Combined Services an increasing number of health 6.45 X Life Of Riley liked it and encouraged young never did like heights, but he script. “Mother Lode, " with 8 8 8 Oeye Of Our Livee special of one of the best loved Stephanie Powers A soldier ol greatest lovers (Closed Cap­ Dick Kleiner 30 Robert Schuller problems (Closed Captioned) (60 34 That s Hollywood (B) Auto Racing '60 Heston lo try again is a good climber " his father in mind. This one is 8 Movie Young Man with a Horn' liim stars The comic genius ol fortune returns to Texas lo find his tioned) (€0 mms ) Even sm ill businessmen Last year Americans deposited a record S ir 8 Oiiiion into ^aptionad) mms ) 7:00 3:00 (HON ). 'Beau James' (TUE ). Charlie Chaplin set the standard ranch sold and hia wife has run 34 Public Affairs machines reports Vending 31 Jonny Quest 39 What About Woman 3 60 Minutes (D Telethon Continues Strange Loves ot Martha Ivera' by which alt others have been Ihe country s 5 million vending away with a Mexican revolution 9:30 40 Jewish Heritage 34 Movie -(Adventure) **'-} 5. 40 Fantasy Island A mother Movie-(Oreme)** "Fenny By have cash flow problems. (WED ). These 1000 Hills' measured Times Magazine These were Ihe leading categories for ary (90 mms) X ) World Tomorrow X "Black Gold" 1963 Philip Carey, less young boy wants to run Ihe Gaslight" 1948 James Mason. (THUR ). 'Mozambique' (FR I) ( i l Feetivel Of Faith 8 50 4:00 I f Old Time Gospel Hour those sales $ Bean Sprouts Diane McBam An oil wridcaller island's amusement park to give Phyllis Calvert. One man twists the 1:30 8 Wrestling (D Odd Couple 34 It's Your Business Product Percent Share Volume 9:00 leases land on money borrowed his wandering carnival stunimar (4) Bewitched 8 News S3 0 b'li'on 3$ Movie -(Musical) *** “Hair " 10:00 Ask Dick Kleiner 8 8 Dick Cevett Show Cigarettes, cigars 23 5 3 Barrio from friend's girl, drills unsuccess­ lather a chance al the big time (!D Profetalonel Football From 1979 John Savage. Melba Moore CD Jimmy Swagger! Canned cold drinks 19 1 S2 4 bill-ori $ Superheroes fully fo' oil (2 hrs ) (Repeat 60 mms ) Canada (Thur.) Calgary va 8 M.A.S.H. Warm and humorous look at Ihe 3^ Movie -(Comedy) ** “ Who's married lo the same lady for 18 years, while Jon recently look $1 7 billion 3 Oavay And Goliath 12:15 '11' ^ortsCenler DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who Ihe guy is who Edmonton 7:29 Packaged snacks. 12 9 turbulent 60s and the Age of Killing the Great Chefs of Eur­ 3 22 Oral Roberts 5^ Movie-IWatlern) ••• "Union 20' i t Disney’s Wonderful Your newspaper carrier depends on his third wife. (ill Jake Heat Gospel Time 8 Dally Number confections Aquarius (Rated PG) (2 hrs } 39 ope?" 1976 Jacqueline Bisset. makes the announcements over Ihe P.A. system on Ihe show 13 Family Focus Pacific" 1939 Barbara Stanwyck. World Twister, Bull From The Sky 1:56 7:30 Bottled cold drinks 9 3 S 1 2 billion 29 SportsWorld The NFL A Roberl Morley The great chels “M.A.S.H."? Is this hu only TV role? BRET YATES. Riddle. 20 Jimmy Swaggart Joel McCree Story about the men Larry Wilcox stars as the owner ol his collections each week to pay his DEAR DICK: What has happened to Turban Bey and Ihe X ABC Newebrief ( j j P.M. Magazine Hot drinks 8 3 $1 1 billion Salute To The 70s' A retrospective are being knocked oil one by one Ore. 24 Mister Rogers who built the Union Pacific Rail­ a prize Brahma bull forced to be boy who played Sabu io Ihe movies? 1 have ool read or heard 2:00 X Muppete Show S 9 billion on the past decade ol professional (Rated PG) (2 hrs} T H E l AlOM Actually, there are two different voices, and dedicated Cup cold drinks 7 0 37 Sesame Street road linking Ihe weal with Ihe parachuted out ol a crippled cargo X Aa The World Turns X Dating Game .Nf AsPAPf H I N’ l football (90 mms) 94 For The Record Certain In the 16th and 17th bill, whether or not he has received anything about them since around 1941, GRACE CONNER. 34 Popeye east (2 hrs 45 mms } plane into a wild animal park (60 “M.A.S.H." watchers know the difference. One is Sal Viscuso. X Addeme Family 8 World Of Laurel And Hardy 8 Television From Japan A Practices' The powerful story ot a centuries, one of the few Florence, N.J. 40 World Tomorrow 12:30 mms ) (Closed Captioned) a well-known actor who was Father Tim on "Soap, " and the X 8 One Life To Uve 8 8 MecNell-Lehrer Report Family' This drama, which won doctor who challenges the prac­ payment from hia customers. When At last report, Bey was a photographer in Austria. The last 9 15 3 Racers H Austin Clly Llm llt The coins that was accepted al other is Todd Susman. who has a very busy career around (!D Auto Racing '60 Spociel 8 8 Tic Tec Dough Japan's National Arts Festival m tices ol a lop hospital surgeon thing he did in movies was produce something called "Stolen 9 New Oay 3 Dialogue Legend Ray Charles' (Closed most everywhere in the Hollywood. (Mon.) 8 Odd Couple 1976. concerns two visitors lo Ihe because he lears for the lives ol II SportsCenter Captioned) (60 mms ) world from South America he ddesn’t get paid, he has to dip Identity" in 1953. As for “the boy who played Sabo" as you ( l l Accent On Living (Mon.) 6:00 9 30 temple known as Pockn. where his patients 3 Spiderman l3 Jake Hess Gospel Timo 27/ Austin City Limits put it. that was an actor named Sabu — Sabu Dastagir was his Dometo (EXC. M ON) X Flo It looks as though the people pray for a sudden and 8 Jazz At The Maintenance to Europe, from the Ameri­ DEAR DICK: I thought I read, about lour or five years ago, 3 My Three Sons 29 8 39 Meet The Press 7:15 Into his pocket to make up the full name — and he died in 1963 8 8 ( 8 Another World Yellow Rose is going to lose a painless death (English Suhtiiles) 9|h^p'Woody Shaw Quintet' Pert can colonics to the Far East, that Jim Backus was found dead, floating in his swimming 3. Nine On New Jersey 49 Conversations With 34 Three Stooges ^ mms ) was the Mexican peso. It pool. Have I mistaken him for someone else? I have seen him 8 Oay Of Discovery 1:00 7:30 8 Forum 38 difference. urAij# 8 McHala's Navy WO.S even legal tender in the 24 Electric Company 3 ) U.S. Open Tennie J t Polo Pacific Coast Open recently on several TV game shows. E.L.J., Green Valley, 4:30 J 10:30 U.S. from 1793 to 1857. 30 Celebrate Championships Championship Aril. D 8 U.S. Amateur Golf Sunday Al The King’s 34 Top Cat TD 8 Sunday Aftarnoon 31' Living Filth ^ Yes, you must have him mixed up with somebody else, Championship 'flo u e e 1 1 40 Rex Humbard Baseball 8 Abbott And Cosleiio ( 8 The Drum Today, Mexican gold You can help make a small because Jim is still with us. swimming rather than floating. 9. Movia-(Comedy) * * * ‘i “ Gen­ 31 Faalival Of Faith 8:00 ^ PSYCHIC . 10:00 8 SportsWorld The NFL A 11:00 pesos are increasingly popu­ The Conn. Institute of Hair Design X CBS Sunday Morning evieve" 1954 Kenneth More. Kay 3) Archie Bunker's Place As X" Salute To The 70s A retrospective ' 3D 8 8 8 Newt lar around the world for businessman from going under If DEAR DICK: I was told, years ago, that Allred Hitchcock ASTROLOGER has a special study opportunity in CD LIttel Rascals Kendall Two couples in antique Archie is working on what he wants YOU PICK ^ Teielhon Continues was born In Sweden. Now I read that he was born in England. auto compete against each other on the past decade ol professional most, a big expansion ot his bar. investments. Convenient, hairdressing lor full "and part time '3 Kids Are People Too football (90 mms ) 3 ) Dave Alien Show you pay your carrier m e cross country race (2 hrs ) he gets what he wants least, a new portable and beautiful, the Which is correct? MRS. HILDA M. BLAMICK, McKeesport, BE YOUR GUIDE jA students. Enroll now for Sept 9 Mass For The 22Nd Sunday 34 Living Thn Lit* We Sing 8 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Pa. a t the Of The Year Cll) Summer Baaketbail Southern partner. (PI I ol a two-pan coins come in six different If Ui'uhltNl jnd iiRush A doctor reluctantly 8 Miee Young Intemationel formation brochure, write: Haw” has had i hair traasplanl on the top of his head? And 8 Zoom and the Boston Pops Orchestra (or family in Ihe suburbs, whom he returns lo his Cape Cod home Beauty Pageant Bert Perks hosts Hie Gold Coins of Mexico, doei Back Owens wear a wig? Also, are Ihe Higgins twins 8 Movie -(Drama) *•• “Affaira an evening of Dixieland sounds loves, and his career in Washing­ SOUliMVINDSOR Conn. Institute of Hair Design town at Ihe request ol his boyhood from Manilla as young women from n formation Center, P.O. Box mairicd and, II to, which one — Ihe one who plays Ihe gnllar of Cellini" 1934 Frednc March. ^ 0 mms} ton, where he la having an affair 1000 MAIN ST.. EAST HARTFOKI). 525-2372 friend who is incurably ill. and all over tha world compete lor the 812 , Grand Central Station, or both? MRS. W.A. RAFFERTY, Lynchburg, Va. Constance Bennel Slory of a 8 Firing Line 'Defense and with a young attorney. (Rated R) (2 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 OPEN DAILY wania him lo marry his wile after coveted title. lew York, NY 10017,orsee M M S t W FREE PARKING IN OUR OWN LOT roQuith Renaissance artist who Democrats' GuesI Sen Daniel P hrs.) ■ 8 Larson Sunday Night 10A.M T0 8P.M. performing a mercy killmu (2 8 8 8 CHiPa Ponch tries lo coin dealer. 10 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 30. 1980 The Pennsylvania Dutch Country Obituaries__ Mrs. Winifred Turkinglon John M. Derby Sr. MAXIHKSTKR - Mrs. Winifred MANCHESTER - John M. Der­ A living part of yesterday is recalled (Larder) Turkinglon, 77, of 184 by Sr., 88, of 12 Vernon St, died Parker St., died Friday at the John Almost complete Thursday night at a Manchester con­ by Dr Bauet von Peterkreiter, is a recipe lor hard pretzels in exchange architeclurally since it was built in Dempsey Hospital, Farmington. Before the nip of autumn fills the pace. A three-day stay is valescent home. Workers are putting bronze tablet placed in 1951 by the for a meal. Rauch gave it to his approximately 1792 lor Gen Edward She was the wife of Harold A. air, there's still time to visit the recommended to enjoy all the area's He was born in Elmira, N.Y., on the finishing touches National Pretzel Bakers Institute young apprentice. Julius Sturgis, and Hand, and Irishman who resigned Turkinglon Pennsylvania Dutch country in Lan­ flavor. March 25, 1892, and had been a resi­ recognizing this as the first pretzel he went into business on his own. from British military service and She was born in Spokane, Wash., on the new chick caster, Pa. A stop at the Pennsylvania Dutch dent of Manchester for 47 years. Today, everyone who takes a tour is emigrated to America in 1767. In ad­ daughter of the late Commandant ^^reeding facility for Located within only four hours' Visitors Bureau will start you in the bakery in the new world, established Before retiring he had been in 1861. invited to twist a pretzel by hand and dition. the Rock Ford-Kauffman and Mrs. Lluellen Larder, former employed by the former Aetna Fire ^ AThQt,,-Acres Farms drive from New York City, three right direction. One stop may be to commanding officers . of the hours from Washington, DC., Lan­ the Julius Sturgis Pretzel House in The story is that a tramp passing diplomas were awarded to all who Museum is housed in a restored I8(h Insurance Co. of Hartford for 35 Inc. locate^gn Oak qualify. Manchester Corps. Salvation Army. caster county offers the contrast of a Lititz, just eight miles north of Lan­ through Lititz in the 1850s turned century barn. The me ■ urn contains years. Street in Glast^E Perhaps a tour through Michter's She bad lived in Manchester for ■ complete change of scenery and caster. There, in a house built in 1784 over to baker Ambrose Rauch a pewter, tinware, .iter prints, He was a veteran of World War I, The facility has been Distillery would be of interest. pottery, rifles, and other arlilacls most of her life serving in the U.S. Navy, He was a converted from an ice Established in 1753, it is the oldest Numerous restaurants including She was a member of the Salvation graduate of Wentworth Institute in arena. Arbor Acres operating distillery in the United the Lemon Tree. Groff s F.iriii Army and its Friendship Circle and a Boston. He was a past commander of States, where 50 gallons of whiskey Restaurant, lladyn Zug's. Plain & member of the Schaminade Musical Vice President Robert World War 1 Barracks, Manchester, are brewed each day by the old- Fancy Farm, the Good n Plenty Club and a charter member, founder and Priddy said he expects Besides her husband, she leaves fashioned pot still sour ma.sh method. Restaurant oiler homemade scoutmaster of Troop 91, formerly at the firm will be able to The Weaver One-Room delicacies sure to jilea.se your palate three sons. Harold E Turkinglon, the Green School. He also was a editor emeritus of The Manchester use the building iti Schoolhouse is a typical example ol and your pocket member of the Veterans of Foreign' many such schools used throughout Evening Herald, and David R about a month. A stop at the Arnish Farm and Wars. Manchester. Lancaster County in earlier days. House will Imd you greeted by Turkinglon. both of Manchester and (Herald photo by He is survived by a son, John M. Today, visitors can hear the original hostesses carelully trained to Edward T Turkinglon, Chicago, 111.; Derby Jr. of Cedarville, Mich.; three '' Lavallee) school bell, sec the .schoolhouse as it respectiully and thoroughly explain three daughters. Mrs. Peter (Ruthi daughters. Mrs. Harry (Marion) has existed for 93 years with its the Amish and Mennonite history, Staum and .Mrs Robert (Norma) Prentice of Manchester, Mrs. Donald original blackboards and wooden culture, religion and W’ay of lile The Healy. both of Manchester and Mrs (Betty) Peterson of Southington and desks. Life-like animation recreates lO-rootii house was furnished as Old Albert iBarbara'i Patch, Andover; Mrs. Neil (Natalie) Sedlak of Staf­ the actual classroom activities just Order Amish have their homes All two sisters. Brigadier Jessie Larder, ford Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Salvation Army iret i, Asbury Park. as they occur in other one-room typical local crops are grown in­ 3 Orvis of Whidby Island, Wash , and schools and are similar to those still cluding corn hay. wheat and tobac­ 3 N J . and Brigadier Luella B Larder, Mrs Teresa MacNeal of Wellsburg. Stock gain not indicative of week t '■ used in the Amish education system co Salvation Army iret.i of Old N.Y.; seven grandchildren; and one ' ■■ l i i i Another major attraction is the Orchard. Maine great-granddaughter. NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks, aided 25.60 points for the week in the worst market will be closed Monday. nearly 28 points. Rock Ford Plantation situated on the For additional inlormation and Funeral services will be Tuesday Funeral services will be Tuesday by some bargain hunters, scored performance since the week ended The NYSE index gained 0.18 to Composite volume of NYSE-listed wooded banks of the picturesque lour limes, contact the Pennsylvania at 2 p m at the Salvation Army at 11 a m. at the Holmes Funeral their first gain in five sessions April 18. 70.53 and the price of an average issues on all U.S. exchanges and over Conestoga River. Almost two cen­ Dutch Visitors Bureau. 1799 Citadel Home, 400 Main St. Burial, with Friday. But the dismal week ended New York Stock Exchange volume share increased 8 cents. Advances the counter at 4 p.m. totaled 36,961,- turies old. the Georgian-style. brick Hempstead Road, Lancaster. Pa Burial will be in East Cemetery. military honors, will be in East with the slowest trading in two totaled only 33,510,000 shares, down edged declines 730-715 among the 1,- 460 shares, down from the 45,226,300 mansion is of simple but pleasing 17601. or il vou re in hurrv, call '717' Friends may call at the Fitzgerald Cemetery. from the 39,890,000 traded Thursday 847 issues traded at 4 p.m, EDT. traded Thursday. design and practically unchanged 299-8901 Funeral Home. 225 Main St.. Monday months. Friends may call at the funeral The Dow Jones industrial average, and the slowest turnover since 29,- The modest gain was produced by The American Stock Exchange in­ from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 0 home Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. down more than 4 points at the out­ 907,580 shares changed hands June bargain hunters who found many dex gained 1.48 to 324.77 and the price 0 Donations may be made to the Memorial contributions mav be set, gained 2,21 points to 932.59. The 30. stocks selling at attractive prices of a share rose 8 cents. The National Manchester Salvation Army Building made to the American Cancer Socie- closely watched average which Many traders left early for the following the market's four-day skid Association of Securites Dealers' Fund or the American Cancer Socie- ty, 237 E. Center St. plunged 12.71 points Thursday, lost Labor Day holiday weekend. The in which the Dow industrials plunged NASDAQ o r e index gained 0.53 to ty 181.52. At 4 p.m,, Tesoro Petroleum was Normul) M. Reiclielt the most active NYSE-listed issue, .i',- A-)-' ♦ - , . . V , ^ ? MVMHKSIKR — Norman Final argument off 5V4 to 25 after an opening block of Cleaned up and ready to go ‘‘back to school ", rows of old-fashioned desks await Reichelt. 64, of Big Pine Key. Fla., 500,000 crossed at 24V«. The company installation in an Amish schoolhouse in Lancaster County, Pa. formerly of Lodge Drive, said if anyone took it over, the Manchester, died Thursday at government of Trinidad-Tobago Manchester Memorial Hospital. He given to board would seize Tesoro's stake in a was the husband of Gladys Roberts petroleum company located there. Reichelt He was born in Litchfield on July 1, MANCHESTER - The last the area, the hospital officials 1916. lived in Syracuse. N.Y. for 11 justification of the planned $27.7 explained the treatment was not a years and the Manchester-Storrs expansion of Manchester Memorial priority. Carter area for 12 years before moving to Hospital was given yesterday before A priority of the renovation and Florida in 1675 the Connecticut Commission on expansion is the day treatment program and adult mental care. The He retired in 1975 as an ad­ Hospitals and Health Care. program day treatment is planned for the ministrative officer with the Soil The commission, meeting with Conservation Service of the U S, hospital representatives all day lower level. The proposed plan in­ Department of Agriculture He had Friday, scheduled a Sept. 5 cludes areas for in-patients to read, blasted served with the Connecticut District questioning period, although some lounge, and, receive therapy. and the Caribbean District and the questions were answered yesterday. The commissioners also BOSTON (UPI) - Libertarian questioned the staffing of the •New York Stale District where he The hospital's representative, presidential candidate Ed QIark A Michael Gallacher, discussed the proposed wing. The expansion and Friday called Fh’esident Carter's A was when he retired. He served a renovation of the hospital, with total of 40 years with the conserva­ proposed renovation and expansion. plan for economic revitalization "a emphasis on adult mental health tion service The hospital plans new construction giant corporate welfare package” He was a U S Navy veteran of of 11,654 square feet, and renovation care, was based on a similar situta- that would lead to a government- of 38,207. The proposed plan tion in Hill-West Haven. dominated economy. World War 11. having served in the Looking out the back window is fun for children .South I'acilic He was a member of demolishes 27,856 square feet. A the staffing system for the Clark sharply criticized Carter's the Hartford Chess Club and the The layout of the building^was also hospital was individualized from program, saying it would strengthen even il they're Amish and the vehicle is a buggy. Coast Guard Auxiliary in Florida. explained by Gallacher. The hospital Hill-West Haven staffing. Staffing in­ big government, big business and big Besides his wife he leaves his plans a two-level facilty, with in­ cludes clinical psychologist, psy- labor at the expense of other chitric nurses and aides and U mother Anna .1 Reichelt of Long patient care using the top floor, and Americans. n Beach. Calif a son. Karl L Reichelt out-patient care and in-patient therapists. ‘‘President Carter’s so-called of Hebron, two daughters, Mrs facilities on the lower level. After the questioning session set economic revitalization program is Donald iEllen' Felley of San Fran­ The commissioners questioned for 10 a m. in the commission's of­ just more of the same disastrous cisco. Calil , and Mrs .Mietek 'Annei whether the hospital planned adoles­ fice, the health care commssion will economic policy he has been Duszny of Rockville, live brothers. Famous son cent psychiatric treatment at the decide on the expansion. The following for three years,” he said. Henry Reichelt of Cleveland. Ohio, Major Gen. George S. Patton, U.S. Army, seemed lost in hospital with the planned deliberations on the expansion is set “It’s a giant corporate welfare for Sept. 8. package and a major step toward a Magnus Reichelt. Leif Reichelt, Gun- though and some emotion as he retired from the Army after 34 renovations. '•-V “ J G n r Reichelt. and Samuel Reichelt, With the facilities of Mount Sinai in completely government-dominated G il of Rhienbeck. N Y . a sister. Joan years on Thursday in ceremonies at Fort Knox, Ky. Patton, economy.” .schoenholtz ol Mamaronek. .NY; the son of the famous WW II tank commander served at Fort -nd six grandchildren Knox from 1951-53 as a student and instructor with the Armor Fire calls .Memorial funeral services will be School. He returned in 1971 as the school's assistant com­ Condo ordinance East Hartford held on Sept 6 at 3 p in at the First mander. (UPI photo) Friday, 1:03 p.m. -340 Oak St.,- tree Congregational Church of Hebron, fell on wire. An Amishman and his son drive past a one- purchased many of the buildings and provide loute 66 and 85 Burial will be at the to establish fee plan Friday, 4:06 p.m. —Brush lire on 1-86 in room Amish school in Lancaster County, Pa. their own parochial school system for . onvcnience of the family There will area of exit 91, false alarm. While one-room schools have been abandoned children through the eighth grade, be no calling hours declared, but not less than $500. Friday, 6:28 p.m. —147 Goodwin St., Memorial donations may be made Russell appointed GI.ASTOM U RY - A Town by the public school system, the Amish have Council subcommittee reviewed a p.m. -880 Forbes St., first (o the James Reichelt Music the ordinance would be sent to Town new paragraph added to its proposed aid;) Memorial Fund. West Genesee Attorney Harvey Katz for review. United .Methodist Church. 1700 West condominium ordinance Friday that Finday, 7:26 p.m. —Main and Brewer chamber leader would require owners to pay reloca­ They said following the review by Sts .^to accident. Gene.see St . Syracuse. N Y., 13204 tion expenses of tenants who do not Katz, they would make a recommen­ M .-A \U II ESTE R — George South Windsor, and Hans Weiss of Friflay, 7:53 p.m. —Tolland St., ac­ Xaron Kuddiiii' have incomes higher than 175 percent dation to the Town Council. cidently alarm in building. Russell, of 260 Merline Road. Ver­ Manchester; Tourism, with Dee of federal poverty guidelines. Basically, the state regulations Friday, 8:94 auto accident, on 1-84, near AGAW.A.M. Mass. ~ Aaron Rad- non. has been elected chairman of McCoy, Glastonbury; Transporation, ding, 79. of 29 Edgewaler Road, died Council members William Ferris prohibit eviction of tenants 62 or Showcase Cinema. the East of the River Chamber of with Katherine Giblin, Manchester, ...... •• and Sonya Googins met with Com­ older, or tenants who are blind or dis­ Manchester Friday in Holyoke, Mass., Hospital Commerce Association and Betty Riley and Richard Eigen, munity Development Director abled until Jan. 1,1983. State law also •‘Down on the farm” at the Mill Bridge colonial lile. coinplete with tour, of a ,1728. Mr Radding was born in Brooklyn, At its annual meeting in Glastonbury. Friday, 1:13 p.m. East Center and Richard Eigen to discuss the or­ states that towns can force owners to Village, Soundersburg, Lancaster County, 'mill, practicing craip^men. a covered bridg^e. N Y and had lived in Manchester. .Manchester, the chamber also The other task force is Legislative Lenox Sts., car fire. dinance and to bring it into com­ pay relocation expenses. Friday, 6:29 p m. —393 Broad St., light Pa., Jim Vitale feeds some of the village s general«tore and food specialties ( t lor 20 years before moving to the elected Joseph Paradis of 61 Colonial Affairs with Barry Botticello, and pliance with laws passed by the The town ordinance also states that blast. ''pringfield area 28 years ago. Drive, Somers as vice chairman. Anne Flint, Manchester included as residents. Mill Bridge offers visitors a look ;it ■ < ■ . General Assembly. prior to Jan. 1,1983, no landlord may He was a salesman for Teleflora The associate was formed last year members. Inc . before retiring in 1970, The state has given towns some evict any tenants 62, or older and the Holiday closings as an organized group for the mutual The association also voted to spon­ He leaves a daughter. Miss discretion in adopting their con­ blind and disabled who have Incomes SOUTH WINDSOR - Except for interest of chambers from fromeast sor a membership contest among the Calhleen B Radding, Agawam, four of the Connecticut River from the dominium ordinances. of less than $21,000 if unmarried or public safety departments all other , " , ■ 3 member chambers during less than $25,000 if married. 3 brothers William Radding, East At its last meeting, the council town departments will be closed Massacuset state line to September and to award a trophy to Harttord. Cl . Harry Radding. referred the ordinance for review by Before the addition of the new Monday, Sept. 1, Labor Day. Marlborough. the chamber siging the most new clause, the town ordinance did not Also refuse will not be picked up on ► the subcommittee. Manchester, Ct , Benjamin Radding, At the annual meeting, attended by members. A person who is converting a require owners to pay relocation Labor Day. Refuse collection will be Simsbury. Cl , and Jules Radding. representatives of Glastonbury, Russell, who was elected chair­ building to condominiums would be expenses. one day late, with Friday’s collection West Hartfirrd. Ct . two sisters. Mrs. Greater Manchester, Rockville! man, has been district manager of Sophia Johnston, Manchester, Ct.. required to pay relocation expenses being on Saturday, Sept. 6. Areas, North Central and South Northeast Utilities for the past ten and Mrs Esth-r Mollov. Tarillville Windsor, Chambers of Commerce, years. to each household, which does not Trash pickup Ct purchase its dwelling unit and does the group established four task Paradis, elected vice chairman, is VERNON — The Pifclic Works Zinsser to speak luneral services will be Tuesday not have an income higher than 175 V forces. The groups are based on a past president of the Rockville Department will be closed on Mon­ COVENTRY - Carl Zinsser ol at 10 a m in the Colonial Funeral percent of the Federal Community areas ot mutual interest to all the Area Chamber of Commerce, and a day for Labor Day. Refuse usually Manchester, Republican candidate in 0 ( hape .985 Main St , Agawam chambers Services Administration poverty 0 member of the Rotary Club. He is a picked up on Monday will be picked the Fourth Senatorial District, will guidelines for non-farm recipients, Burial will be in Agawam Center The groups are: Manpower retired retail executive. up along with the regular Tuesday speak at Tuesday’s meeting of the i - I ernetery according to the proposed ordinance. Development with Paul Fitterer of route. Coventry Republican Town Com­ The owner of the building would Calling hours at the funeral home Residents are asked not to put their mittee. Jilt will be Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. pay the expenses in an amount equal nil refuse at the curb until Monday night The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at Contributions may be made to the to the amount charged for one ISH Police report for pickup on Tuesday. the Town Hall. .American Cancer SocK tv month's rent for a dwelling unit at t::| HOLTON — A Manchester man HM Varvelli was found by bicyclists the time the conversion was was arrested Friday in connection i ar- iVrhapA vm s|M)kf the Kitiorsi Sgt Anthony J. Kalku of the State n.r„o,rl Drive to Raymond Road from degree It was the 16-year-olds se­ .jxjjgjjgy to approximately )' .inv trifii'l ' tiuhl • r. f'olice said it appeared the man was Road closing cond arrest, I'lTh.iii'' \>Mi wprp ri<'i iti.-M' .,1 ,1, driv.iig northwest on Route 85, Friday, Sept. 5 to allow culvert 302 Main ■ ■ ff9l : II!! )U>! Ihiiukf)! '»I 11' ih ji ti,.\ A court date in Rockvill Superior toward Manchester, when his moto — replacement. W f't'poT v-iu (Jiri Id f '..n t,, Court was set lor Sept. 16 U f in,-ink ujii Ml Miii< fi cycle apparently left the road. Detour signs will direct traffic onto OPEN MONDAY Uh.iti-A' • ih f p.iri HEBRON — The body of a man, The case is still under investiga- Benedict Drive and Raymond Road. Hriitii ttif I.TtiiiK 111 found next to a motorcycle off Route tion. ■ ^ The signs will be lighted for evening Ild7t‘l I'.tliiiiT I hf'ti r 85 has been positively identified. traffic. LABOR DAY The body was identified as that of V ERNON — Vernon Police are in­ Residents living within the ( ard of riiuiikn Dante Varvelli, who had been mis­ vestigating an untimely death which affected area will be the only allowed 8 A.M. HI 1 P.M. lA.. wist, II, ,,,jr .,,1,,.-,. ,.,i,..r ,,na sing since last Saturday. Manchester was reported Friday afternoon. traffic. I'fjlMud,- l„ „i,r fT],iti. in,.nd!, n u tiv i- s jnIvan Lendl, a 20-year-nld Czech school student from Linrolnshire. Jesus Christ. This i^ole understan­ fv." nouncements of saw what Bridges was doing for the have taken sharply different at­ Synagogue 'Council of Amerida and Reform and Conservative efforts to Leslie Allen. 6-1, 4-6. 6-2. ' , seeded lOth, completed his rout of the Ill , who had a first-round bye. lost ding of the Christian interpretation of change Israeli religious law now madness oc­ natives and sent him a contribution, titudes toward the issue. the Conference of. Presidents of In other early matches, three of Mayotte family of Springfield. only the fourth and sixth games of history is expressed in the poem dominated by the Orthodox. After sweeping the first five games casioned by saying he formerly had little use for A report issued by the American Major American Jewish the men's seeds scored straight-set Mass., drubbing Chris, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. the second set and needed less than "Each in His Own Tongue:" "Rabbi Roth's targets presumably to breeze through the first set, Mar­ Spiritualism, and mission, but having witnessed the Jewish Committee in 1979 foiind that Organizations. triumphs; Italy's Gianni Ocleppo, Lendl beat Mayotte's brother Tim in an hour to dispatch DuVall "A.firemist and a planet, do not include those Jews whose tina met firm resistance in Allen, a I tbink it is not transformation in the lives of the intermarriage had risen from “well Roth's proposal brought an im­ who advanced when sixth-seeded the straight sets in the first round. Laura DuPont drubbed Susan A crystal and a cell, spouses have converted to Judaism," magna cum laude graduate of USC fair. They abuse savages by. Bridges, he was glad to below" 10 percent in the first six mediate rebuke from Rabbi, Gene Mayer retired with a pulled No. 14 Brian Gottfried overcame Jaeger. 6-2. 6-1. averting the A jellyfish and a saurian, Schindler said. "Does that mean that ranked 48th in the world. The the Spiritualists have a part in his work. decades of this century to over 3Q. Alexander M. Schindler, president o f, hamstring, routed Mike Shore; and Tim Gullikson of Boca Raton, Fla., 6- possibility ol a showdown between And caves where the caveman the president of the Orthodox Rab­ challenger broke Navratilova's ser­ the two sisters every time they unsparingly, out I When I have had the opportunity to percent in the period between 1966- the Union of American Hebrew Susan Jaeger. Andrea’s older sister, 3, 6-2, 7-6, winning the tiebreaker 7-0, vice in the second game of the second dwell;' • ■ ' ’ binical Council of America is can remember tell similar skeptics about some of 1972. Congregations, one of the most In-^ was ousted by Laura DuPont. Navratilova, who also was set, then gained the decisive break in have met in tournament play but the when Methodists camp meetings and the mission work that I have Then a sense of law and beauty, More alarming, according to a fluential Jewish leaders in U.S. life. prepared to acCept conversions 'per­ extended to three sets by Swedish two have not faced each other since And a' face turned from the clod ^ In a Stadium Court m atch the eighth game after Navratilova Campbellite revivals used to stock the witnessed around the world, similar number'of Jewish officials, in many, He labeled the Roth proposal “an formed by Conservative and Reform Andrea turned pro Some call it Evolution perhaps even the majority; of in­ inquisition." ^ rabbis? Or, more likely, will he insist asylums with religious lunatics, and confessions and changes of attitudes And others call it God. ¥ r yet thy public kept their tetnpef and occur. This spring, for example. 1 stances involving marriage of a, . “One can oppose intermarriage — as his Orthodox colleagues in A haze on the far horizon, Israel insist — that only conversions never said a word. spent some time in Bali and Jakarta Jewish and non-Jewish partner, the and seek to mitigate it's spread The infinite tender sky; performed accordfng to Halachah McEnroe^ Connors breeze I do not take any credit to my with the leaders of our work there.. Jewish partner' is lost to the faith. without pillorying the intermarried,” The ripe rich tint of the cornfields. (that is, by Orthcidox rabbis) are better balanced head because I never Their efforts have brought fantastic ' Coijpled with the current low birth Schindler said.' "Jewish life has no 40, but Connors won the next five DuVall. And the wild geese sailing high — rate among Jew i^ couples, this has need of witch hunts." acceptable?" NEW Yo r k (UPD - Defending went crazy over Presbyterianism. results following still the words of points to hold. "The last time I played her I was We Presbyterians go too slow for Christ uttered two thousand years "And all over upland and loifipnd. given rise to the fear that a century Schindler said it was' “a truism”- "And what of those Jews who, champion John McEnroe and the The charm of the goldenrod — while .married to non-Jews, have In the final set Connors again took up 3-0 and let her get back In the that You never see us ranting and ago; from now the Jewish population in that intermarriage is a serious threat man he deposed, Jimmy Connors, match, " said 15-year-old Andrea, the Some of us call it autumn, chosen faithfully to raise their quick command with a break in the shouting and tearing the ground. You. "Go, then, to all peoples the United States, currently about 6 to Jewish survival, adding that the won in straight sets Friday to gain i'oungest player ever to be seeded for And others call it God, Reform movement “is no less con­ children as* Jews?" Schindler asked. the third round of the U.S. Open Ten­ opening game. never heard of a Presbyterian going everywhere and make them my dis­ million, will drastically dwindle to Following a rash of .upsets during the Open. "When I went up 3-0 this '.'Like tides on a crescent sea-beach. "Shall they, too, be read out, of nis Championships. crazy on religion. ciples; baptize them in the name of less than^a million. cerned" with the problem than the the first three days that claimed a time, I didn't want to let her get When the moon is new and thin. Jewish life?” McEnroe, troubled only in the Notice us. and yoi'will see how we the Father, the son, and the Holy In a recent response to this situa­ Orthodox. total of eight seeded players, there back, so I really bore down. " Into our hearts high yearnings Hoists the flag opening set, defeated Steve do. We get up on a Sunday morn.ing Spirit, and teach them to obey, were no surprises Friday when se­ However, a possible meeting Come welling and surging in — Krulevitz, 7-6. 6-0. 6-2. taking the tie- and put on the best harness we have everything I have commanded you. Dennis Conner, skipper of the American 12-meter yacht between Jaeger and her older sister Come from the mystic ocean,. break 7-5. while Connors, quietly cond round competition was com­ gqt and trip cheerfully downtow.n, we And I will be with you .always, to the Freedom, places the American flag in position on the stern as pleted before a record Open crowd of was wiped out when Susy lost to subside into solemnity and enter the Whose rim no foot has trod. National religious briefs determined to prove he isn't the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:19.20 Laura DuPont, 6-2, 6-1. Andrea never Some of us call it Longing,. they head out to sea. Conner and Freedom were tabbed to defend forgotteh man, routed Butch Walts. 20.026. church, we stand up and duck our — The Good News Bible) and Haitia’n resettlement programs. urger their constituencies to Along with Connors, seventh seed has beaten her 18-year-old sister. And pthers call it God. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The Southern Cup. (UPI photo). 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. heads and bear down on a hymn book • ,4n old favorite The Rev, John Houck, general examine carefully the various Harold Solomon, No. 10 Ivan Lendl Nastase. upset because he claimed propped on the pew in front when the A picket frofen on duty — Baptist Convention, already the "Maybe that’s because I'm the I am writing this before the middle • A mother starved for hqr brood— nation's largest Protestant secretary of t(ie Lutheran Council in proposals for extending the kind of ^nd No. 13 Brian Gottfried all won in he had been promised his match minister prays: we stand up again the USA, said, the funds would be only one who’s not injured. " Connors against Solomon would be played at of August when letters from Connec- • Socrates drinking the hemlock. denomination, has set a goal of ad­ aid presently given to students in said referring to the fact that straight sets. while our hired choir is singing, and Solomon, nonplussed at the antics night, when it was cooler, enter­ ticut indicate it is still unbearably And Jesus on the rood; ding 1.5 million new baptized used to cover costs for which govern­ higher education to students in Connor selected McEnroe and Bjorn Borg are getting look in the hymn book and check off ment'reimbursement is not of Hie Nastase that cost him two tained the center court crowd with the verses to see that they don't shirk hot in the Nutmeg State. Up here in And millions who, humble and believers to the church by 1985. elementarv and secondary schools." all the attention. "I just come out available. penalty points and a fine of $500 for some of his customary tantrums. any of the stanzas; we sit silent and., Rangeley the nights are already jg'et- nameless, ' The goal, part-of the 13.4 million and play tennis and if I keep winning abusing an official, eliminated the Twice he threw a ball at the um­ grave while the minister is ting chilly — and as' if to keep the . th e straight, hard pathway trod— member denomination's Bold Mis­ WASHINGTON (UPI) r The as cup defender ' my matches I hope you'll write nice Association of Catholic Colleges and SPRINGFIELD, MO. (UPI) - temperamental Romanian, 6-2,6-2,6- pire. he was assessed two penalty preaching, and count the veils and warmth of the sun, the golden rod Some call it Consecreation, sion Thrust; also calls for organiza­ things about m e" reflecting the solar heat has taken up Universities has called on its Average weekly Sunday School atten­ 2; Lendl beat Chris Mayotte, 6-4, 6-4, points, one for a game delay and Jhe bonnets furtively, and catch flies; we And others call it God." ■ tion bf 1,500 new congregations and NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Dennis and eight losses. McEnroe, after some early m em ^rs to support federal aid to dance at the 9,562 congregations of 6-4. and Gottfried rolled past Tim other for unsportsmanlike conduct, sentinel duty along the roadside. I First John 4:19-21, the involvement in Bible study of 8.5 Conner, who raised the gentlemanly Long's dismissal was the last problems, breezed through the se­ grab our hats and bonnets when the elementary and . secondary ''school the Assemblies of God p a s ^ the one Gullikson. 6-3, 6-2. 7-6. winning the and just prior to the final game of the first noticed it about two weeks ago million people. The program has as contest for the America's Cup to the chapter in a yacht-racing fairy tale cond set and then won five games in a benediction' is begun; when it is "We love because God first loved pupils in non-public schools. million mark in 1979 for the first time tie-break 7-0. match he raced off the court and swinging in the breeze just beginning its ultimate goal to confront every that began last fall when the 24-year- row in the third. finished, we shove, so to speak. us. If someone says he loves God, but “The need to find a reasonable and in the denomination's 65 year history, rigors -of professional sports, was Second seed Martina Navratilova, changed into another pair of shorts, to assert itself, amidst the daisies and person in the world with the Gospel old Harvard graduate took the helm Connors, seeded as low as third in "'No frenzy — no fanaticism — no hates his brother, he is a liar. For he viable way to aid parents who choose church officials have reported. picked Friday to defend yachting’s not at all comfortable with her game "I was getting ready for doubles." skirmishing; everything perfectly queen ann’s lace. But now it Is flauri- by the year 2000. most sacred trophy with his 12-meter of the old yacht Independence as a the Open for the first time since 1973, cannot love. God,- whom he has not an alternative school for their Officials of the nation's largest or her surroundings, was extended to he explained sarcastically about the serenb; You never 'see any of us Ifng 'its golden plumes in arrogant NEW YORK (UPI) - The nation's entry Freedom. sparring partner for Ted Turner's made few mistakes in disposing of seen, if he does not love his brother, children has been an on-going con­ Pentecostal denomination also three sets for the second time in a quick change. "Yesterday I didn't Presbyterians getting in a sweat assuniption of undisputed reign. The four major Lutheran bodies have The New York Yacht Club Selec­ two-time Cup defender Courageous. the hard-serving Walts, and in two whom he has seen. The command cern for Catholic educators,” the reported a membership increase of row by an unheralded player before play anything. Today I play two about religion and trying to massacre chilly fingers will soon be reaching been asked for' 1275,000 to cover tion Committee eliminated Russell Conner sparkled all summer over matches he has dropped only 13 down from the seven mountains over that Christ has given us. is this: group said in a statement. “Catholic 26,053 and 152 new churches in the she subdued Leslie Allen. 6-1, 4-6, 6-2. matches. It's very good scheduling " the neighbors. Let us all be content projected resettlement costs for Long's Clipper, the remaining U.S. Long, who suffered from in­ games. 400 feet that rim our area and whoever loves G ^ must love his colleges and universities should religious body. "If I could. I would avoid it at all Solomon has not dropped a set with tried and safe old regular Lutheran participation in the Cuban contender, shortly after Freedom experience and under-financing, and Connors, a three-time Open cham­ brother also.” costs, " Navratilova said of the Open. since the second round of the ATP gradually snuff out this reflection of scored a two-minute, 37-second Turner, who was eliminated earlier pion. broke Walts’ service in the religions, and take no chance on wild­ And now each of us should ask. Scoring a far more comfortable Championships in Cincinnati last the summer sun. As the Bible says, come-from-behind win over a this week after a stormy campaign third game of the opening set. then cat. " "Who is my brother?” victory was No 8 Andrea Jaeger, week, and feels he has a good shot "For everything there is a season with his venerable, but ailing yacht won the first three games of the se­ shortened 19.9-mile race on Rhode who won the first nine games en here since hard courts are his Retired commissioner speaks Island Sound. Courageous. cond. Walts had a chance for a break favorite surface The eight committeemen, dressed in the fifth game when he went up 0- route to a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Jeanne Conner, a 37-year-old San Diego Only two seeded players were variety of posts including Zealand. in ceremonial black blazers, red draperies manufacturer, gave a MANCHESTER— trousers, and straw Panama-like scheduled for night action with .\o 16 duties at the Salvation Ar- In addition to the mor­ flawless performance in trials. The Commissioner and Mrs. hats, "released" Long from further reserved, sometimes stony Victor Amaya taking on Rick Fagel 6erYices Eidward Carey will be the my's International ning service at the Citadel, and No 5 Wendy Turnbull playing Commissioner and Mrs. competition just after he and his 10 yachtsman entered final trials, Martina struggling guests of the Citadel Corps Headquarters in London, Renee Richards. Carey will conduct camp crewmen stepped ashore. having won 31 out of 33 races. He lost of the Salvation Army Sun- England. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Church and He served as one of three meetings at Camp The committee’s motor launch only one race in the finals. Andover Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Guatafaon. paator; day at the Holiness CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rav. Philip Saundera. international secretaries CONNRI, Route '44, pulled alongside Long's mailbox-blue Conner's thoroughness of prepara­ but still winning FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of An- minister 10 30 a m . praiaa. worihip aarvica and Rev. Michael R. Lohmann. associate pastor; Lee Meeting at 10;45. Goodwin. Intern. Rev. C Henry Anderson, pastor Ashford, Sunday night at 7 yacht, Clipper, at Bannister's Wharf tion — covering almost two years of dover UCC Route 6 Rev Richerd H Taylor, Bibia study; 7 p m., dalivaranca sarvtca. Commissioner Carey is and was responsible for 4-6. 6-2 victory over New Yorker pasto r 11 a mm worship service and nursery care FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake St Rav. emeritus. 6 a.m. Worahlp in the chapel; 9:30 a.m. and Monday at 10;30 a.m. and chairman Robert McCullough planning and practice — was un­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Unfor­ Worship In the sanctuary, children's chapel end retired National Com­ Salvation Army work m Leslie Allen, 9 45 a m . Sunday School Jamas Beliasov. pastor 9.30 a m.. Sunday achobi; stepped off. shook Long's hand and precedented in 129 years of Cup tunately for Martina Navratilova, Four share lead n ursery. North and South America. and 2:30 p.m. 10:30 a m . worship sarvica. 7 p.m.. avaning sar- mander of the Salvation thanked him for competing in the history. she's playing just about the same "Just because they're not known vica NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 300 Army and has served in a Australia and New doesn't mean they're not good. " award Bolton CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. Adams Straat Parker St. Rev Dr. Howard L Lova, pastor. 9 a.m trials. His campaign strategy — from way she feels. ENDICOTT. N Y ( U P lI - Flam­ at Thompaon Road Rav Edward S. Papin, paator. Worship aervice Then, the committee headed for crew selection to sail testing to Mentally and physically, she'd just Martina said almost defensively. boyant Lee Trevino, his sights set on "I think the stroke average is the CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 Hebron Road Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES 10 am "The depth in women's tennis is most important title (hat we play for Rev Robert W Cronin, pastor Saturday mass at 5 masses at 7 30, 9. 10 30 and 11;45 a'm. United worahlp aervice for the congregations of Freedom's dock to inform Conner extensive "trial horse" racing — has as soon be a thousand miles away one of pro golf's most coveted p m.; Sunday masss at 7 30. 9 15 and 11 a m both Canter Congregational Church and Second what was unquestionable for some never before been approached. from Flushing M eadow. And greater than ever " awards, scorched the En Joie Golf — even more important than money- BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY Congregational Church at Center Church during Church school time — that he will defend the Cup The Freedom campaign — sup­ sometimes. It seems, her game isn’t Not only is .Navratilova displeased Club for a 7-under-par 64 Friday lo winnings I dun t think that the media Boston Turnpike Rev Marjone Hiles. pastor. 9:45 SAINTS. Woodside Street and Hlllstown Road July and at Second Church during August. emphasizes it enough. Trevino said a m . church school. H a m . worship service Wendel K Walton, bishop 6 30 a m . Priesthood against either Australia or France in ported by the fund-raising arm of the all here either. with her game, but she also is grab a share of the lead after two ST GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Boston and Relief society. 1115 a m . Sacrament Meeting a best-of-seven series, beginning Fort Schuyler, New York Maritime "It's just the tournament itself, ” sniffling with hay fever and an rounds of the $275.0(X) B.C.-Open Former C S open champion Andy- Turnpike Rev John C Holliger vicar 10 a m.. SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main St. Capt and Mrs program to start Sept. 16. College — was budgeted at $2.1 Navratilova replied Friday when allergy to such things as cats and Trevino's round, the lowest of the North heads a six-man group at 5- Family Eucharist. H a m . Nursery program and Arthur Carlson, corps officers 9 30 a m.. Sunday under-par 137. one stroke behind the coffee fellowship school: 10:45 a m , holiness meeting, 6 p.m., open- "I never thought I'd be here," million. No Cup campaign has been asked if she felt extra pressure at the dust. touinament and just one stroke off BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bolton air meeting. 7 p.m., aalvation mealing South Windsor The Second The staff is: Infant Lukas; Third and Fourth, Conner said as he ducked champagne costlier. Even though Long is the U.S. Open since she's never won It. the course record, gave him a 36-hole leaders Joining .North are .Mike Center Road Rev J Stanton Conover, minister UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. 187 Wood- WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. 1700 As far as her game is concerned, total of 6-under 136. He Is tied with Reid. D \ W'eibring. Don Pooley. 9.30 a m . worship service and nursery. 10 a m. bridge at Rev Marvin Stuart. minJstar. 10 a m.. Congregational Church an­ Nursery. Brenda Griffin; Arman Tonucci, Barbara spray and dripped from being tossed scion of aluminum, shipping and "If I could. I would avoid it at all Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, she feels there is hope. SundaylKhoo); 11 a m., worship; 6.30 p m., prayer; nounces the opening of the Toddler Nursery, Janine Rohrback; Fifth and Sixth into murky Newport Harbor with his tobacco fortunes, his family con­ costs ' first round co-leader Artie Mc.Nickle, Bob Murphy- and Gary Hallberg 7 p.m.. Worship minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., worship service and Coventry church achool 1980-81 church school Griffin; Nursery 3 to 4, Grade, Charles Towle, Bet­ tributed "only 10 percent" to "1 didn't play well at Wimbledon defending champion Howard Twitty Brothers Lanny and Bobby PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Spruce St. Rev. crew. Navratilova, a two-time ST^FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 673 Ellington Wadkins were at 4-iinder 138. along * COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Route Richard Gray, pastor 10:30 a m., worship aervice. p ro g ra m on S ep t. 7. Joanne Neale; Gail ty Didwell; Jr. and Sr. "I can’t think of anything better," Clipper’s $1.1 budget. Turner had Wimbledon champion, makes no and I'm not playing well now, " Mar­ and Peter Jacobsen. Road. Rev. Carl J. Sharer, paator. Saturday masaea 44-A and Trowbridge Road. Rev Brad Evans, nursery: 915 a m.. Sunday Khool. 7 p m.. informal Registration will be at 9:30 tina said. "1 don't know why. 1 played Trevino’s average is currently 0 06 with Buddy- Allin. Dave Hill, Phil at 4 and 5:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7;30, 9;30 Skoglund, Jan Lamson; High, John Antolini, Conner said. "This is a great thrill, only $650,000 to work with. senal Tennis Center. Neither the pastor Sunday. 9 30 a m,worship. 10 45 a m Sun* w o rs h ip Hancock. Terry- Diehl and Bob and 11 a m a.m. in Fellowhsip Hall, Kindergarten, Joyce Pamela Bozio, Richard but we stiU have a lot of work to do." When backers of the yacht. Enter­ courts nor the surrounding noise suit well between Wimbledon and here. I of a stroke behind Tom Watson's in day school 7 p m ''Bible itudy and fellowship ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC ST MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Rev John J won two of three tournaments the battle for the Vardon Trophy, Eastwood Mark Lye. who shared the Wednesday 7 30 p m. prayer meeting ' ^ CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rav. Walter A. Hyazko. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, assistant and classes will be from 10 Brown, Robin Wright; Neale. He said he plans a full practice prise, which lost to Turner in 1977. her. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route first-round lead with McNickle. pastor 9 a m . mass in English. 10:30 a m., m ast In pastor. Saturday masses at 5 p m.; Sgnday masses schedule until the cup finals begin "Technically I’m fine and I know which goes to the player with the 31 and Norm River Road Rev W H Wilkens. Commissioner to 11 a.m. The film, “A First and Second. Jane The church is located at asked Conner to be their skipper for a "I'm not the one that way," she English and Polish at 6:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. stumbled to a 3-over 74 Friday and a pastor 9am Sunday school. 10 15 a m . warship Sign of Love,” will be 385 N. Main St. next month. 1980 campaign. Conner insisted that said. 'Some others don't stand up for the game is there. It's a matter of lowest stroke average for the year ST BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, 741 E Middle ST PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Sind Hill service T u rn pike ^v Martin J. Scholsky. pastor Saturday There was so much screaming, Trevino won the prestigious award in 36-hole total of 140 Road Rev 6/uce Jacques, vicer. Rev. Ronald E. Edward Carev shown. one yacht was not enough. A second their feelings, but I’m not one to getting the confidence. " ST MARY S CHURCH. Route 3HRev F Bernard mass at 5 p.m . Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and Haldeman, assistant to the vicar 8 a m,. Holy Com­ yelling, and tooting of yacht horns 1970. 1971. 1972 and 1974. and Watson Former World Series of Goll cham­ Miller pastor Rev F^ancia A Liszewaki. assistant 11 30 a m ^ had to be built so one could be honed mince words. That’s why I get in In a m a tte r of a few days, munion; 10 a m ; family aervtca and Sunday achool has won it the past three years pion Gil .Morgan, who scored his first pastor Saturday m ass^ at $ and 7pm. S unday that nobody could hear what to perfection. here, and playing here is a chore the Navratilova will know how much of a masses at 7 30 9 30 and 10 45 a m • AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN REFORMED McCullough told Conner when the Freedom, launched in May 1979. world's second ranking woman must "This was a big day for me. " said tour victory- in this event three years SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Route ST JAMES CHURCH. Rev James ArchambeutI, CHURCH. Rev Bert VanAntvrerpen. pastor 9:45 chance she has to break her jinx at ago. missed Friday's cut by one Rev William F Carroll. Rev Francis V. KrukowtKi, a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m. and 7 p.m.. worship Church activities set committee launch pulled up. endure. Trevino, who is second only to Jack 44A Rev Robert K Bechtoid iDaslor 9 30^am, was the lastest design from the table the U.S. Open, where she's never learn mjnlstry. Rav. Edwarcy J. Reardon, in service, nurserv at both services. stroke total of 75 players survived Education for all ages li am., wofship service A few minutes later, Clipper and of Olin Stephens — the Leonardo Nicklaus in career winnings with residence Saturday mafses at 5 and 7 30 p n t; MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH South Church days and from 10 a.m. to 11 Thursday — 7:30 p.m., “ THE“ As in her opening round match. even reached the final. the cutoff score ol 143 to continue the Sunday njasses at 7:30,9 and 10 30 a m and noon (Wisconsin Synod). 300 Buckland Road Rev. its crew was towed over by its tender daVinci of 12-meter yachts. nearly $2.5 million "If I had missed MANCHESTER— The p.m. on the last day. On the senior choir rehearsal. Nhvratilova was extended to three "The better the players the better 1 East Hartford ST BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Mam St Rav Philip Ronald Muetjel, pastor 9 30 a m., worship service; BIBLE and gave Freedom a round of "H ip.. Conner, who was part of a losing the cut, I would have had a lot of chase lor the $49,500 first prize on 10:30 a.m . Sunday school- final night there will be a ^ s by a relative unknown Friday play." she explained, "and the more FIRST ASSEMBLIES QF GOD, 763 O ak'll Rev A Sheridan and Rev Emilio P Padelli. co-pastors week's events for South Hip Hoorays." pressure to do really well at San An­ Saturday and Sunday Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 pm. Sunday OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Missouri drawing for a car. Cup campaign in 1974. has been Aefore she^ained a second round 6 1. 1 get psyched up. " Ralph F Jeiiey pastor 10 a m . church school, 11 United Methodist Church SPEAKS le^a tonio, which will be my last tourna­ .Among the other name players who a m morning worship 7pm evening service masses at 7:30, 9. 10:3p and’noon Synod) 239 Graham Road 9 a m.. Sunday school. 9 By Australia and France 111 were heated in his defense. , includes three meetings. Other activities will in­ failed to make the cut were Larry FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East ^tartford JEHOVAH'S,WITNESSES. 647 Tolland Turnpike. and 10:15 a m., worship. clude a celebrity auction, Eugene scheduled to begin a best-of-seven •'If people don't want to pay the- ment of the year " . iSbuthern Baptist Convention). 36,Mam St. Rev. 9:30 a m . Bible discourse: 10:20 a m.. grpOp dli- On Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. "Tom will play only In the Hall of Nelson. the tour s number 10 money- c u s fio n . rides, booths and crafts Farewell reception Brewer final elimination series for price they shouldn't get involved. Charles Coley pastor 1 1 a m and 7 p.m . worship the Women’s Prayer and Fame tournament and at .Napa winner. lormer Masters champions services .j;iursery 9 45 a m . Sunday school; 6 p m . ?ION*‘ EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH and refreshments will be MANCHESTER- A Unprincipled oppor­ challengers on Saturday. Maybe this has been a rich man's Sox Hobson expects deal ■Trsintng Union (Missouri §ynod). Cooper and High streets. Rev. Study group will meet, at tunists exist in all fields of Conner chalked up his 12th win of hobby in the past, but why shouldn’t (Calif. I before the end of the year. If George Archer and Charles foody, Charles W Kuhl. pastor 9 a.m.. Divine worship; available. farewell tea will be given */AiTH LUTHERAN CHURCH (Lutheran Church 1208 Main St. Imman endeavor, including the series Friday, while Long MANCHESTER, NIL (UPII - expects to be traded at the end of the I shoot a 270 here and do well in San lormer I S open champion Orville ■ in America), H20 Silver Lane Rev. Paul E. Henry' Holy Communion the first and third Sunday of each On Thursday, Chuck for Brigadier Mrs. Mildred it be any different than professional m o n th On Wednesday at 7:30 the religious. To sieze op­ season because of the way rookie Antonio. I've got an excellent chance Moody and tour standouts .Miller J r. pastor 9.30 a m . worship service Vernon finished the final trials with five wins football. " Butch Hobson, the Boston Red Sox' p.m. the Men's ^ a y e r and Skoog's recorded music Pickup of 167 E. Center St., portunity is commendable, Glenn Hoffman has performed this Barber and Jim Colbert FIRST congregational CHURCH. 07 Main CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and Vernon streets. ST .JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 West St. Rockville. disabled third baseman, says he of beating him. " said Trevino, whose §l Rev William E Flynn minisier 10 a m . worship w ill be fe a tu re d . On Manchester, who will be but to do so without regard Eugene Brewer, minister 9 a m., Bible claaaea. 10 Selurdiy masees at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday maaaea Study group will meet. year. B.C Open rounds Saturday and Sun­ service, church school, child care. 1l.a.m'*r coffee for the consequences is a^m . worship. 6 p.m . worship ^ at 6:30 (Polish), 10 and 11:15 a.m. Friday, a Teen Nite will leaving this area to settle hour. 6pm youth c^Olr. 7pm. youth fellowship On Friday at 7:45 p.m. reprehensible. "I'm going to be traded," Hobson day would give him the minimum of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 447 N.' ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 69 Union St. provide non-stop music FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1^35 Forbes St the Social Concerns Com­ at the Salvation Army Many people are dis­ Twins triumph Mam St. 10;30 a.m.. church aervice, Sunday school, Rev Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 a.m., worship Herzog named GM said Thursday, while signing 80 rounds required to qualify for the R^v Ralph Saunderv pastor'. 10 a m . Sunday featuring disc jockey Bob Retired Officers Residence couraged, if not dis­ and care for small children. service; 10:15 a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m.. evenirig mission will meet at 33 autographs at the Mall of New school. 11 a rn , worship service, ^'p.m, illusioned, with the secular Cpf^MUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 565 E. Center se rvice . Elro St. Marks. On Saturday there in Asbury Park, N.J. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Whitey Her­ weeks a year before. But 1 just feel Hampshire during a promotional evangelistic service Nursery at all services St. Rev James 1 Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m . Church SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Ralph will also be folk singing, She moved to shallowness of their zog. who turned down numerous like we have to get the Cardinals TORONTO (I’PIi - Rick Sofield s BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 161 school for all ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. Saturday South United Methodist religious situation. They tour. Tennis lesson two-run homer and Ron .lackson s Church St Rev Henry j.Scfiprer J r, pastor 9 30 performances by Tominic Manchester with her hus­ front office jobs before becoming straightened out and that I'm the continuing during the aervice; 10:30 a.m , Morning maaa at 5 p.m.; Sunday maaees at 7:30, 6. 10:30 Church School will begin are susceptible to any "1 really look for the Red Sox to solo drive in the second Inning , a m . worship hour with child care provided |or in* worat^ip. nursery provided o a m. and noon. the Great Magician and band, the late Brigadier manager of the St. Louis Cardinals best man for the job,” fants through age 5 • , the 1980-81 year on Sept. 7 St with make some trades this year and the sign~up dates powered the Minnesota Tw ins to a 5-2 CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE. 236 Main St. Rev ST: JOHN'S' EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 30 Johnny Prytko and his John Pickup, upon their a "spirituaV’ bill of (are. June 8, Friday was named general The Cardinals were mired in fifth W E S L E Y m e m o r i a l CHURCH (United Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev George Emmitt. Rev Robert H Weilner. rector. 6 a.m., communion: at 9 a.m. Registration will way Glenn has been playing, well..., " victory- Friday over the roronto Blue MetfK>disl Church). 110 Eiimgto'n Roa^ Rev. Gor­ minister of visitation agd outreacf\. 9:30 a m.,'Sun­ 10 a.m.. family service end church school. "Good Times Band.” retirement as officers in Others are appealed to by manager of the club. place in the National League East don Gale, pastor 9 30 a m . worsr)ip service, child be at that time, and staff Hobson said, his voice trailing off. Registration for the Manchester Jays day school; 10:45 a m , worship, children's church VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH. 51 anything mysterious or care will direct pupils to the the Salvation Army in Herzog replaces John Claiborne, with an 18-34 record when Claiborne Recreation Department's fall series and nursery: 7 p m . et^nlng service, nursery Old Town Road. Rockville. Rev. MIchelIno Ricci, emotional. Skilled The 29-year-old Alabama native is in the eomplelion o. a game that TRUTH BAPTIST; CHURCH,'meeting in Slye, who was fired 11 days ago by August CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies of God), 647 E. pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., worahlp sexless. classroom. September 1966. manipulators prey upon fired Manager Ken Boyer between of adult tennis lessons will continue Elementary School. Kingston Drive Rev Bim spending his second stint on the in­ w-as suspended Thursday- at the end Middle Turnpike Rev Kenneth L. Gustafson, VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Route Brigadier and Mrs. their credulity through A. Busch Jr., the 81-year-old beer games of a double-header in Mon­ Rowtey. pastor 10 am Bible classes. 11 am , The church school will jured reserve list this year-because Sept. 2 to sept, 5 from 9 a m. to noon of 14 innings because of a rock con­ pastpr 9:30 a m.. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., 30 Rev Meriorle HIlea. paator. 0:15 a m., worship Pickup were the former emotionally charged ser­ baron and president of the Cardinals. treal. Herzog was named manager worsh'ijJ service. 7 p m Evening service -NurSe^ vice of worship. 6 30 p.m.. evening service. service, nursery. join a worldwide celebra­ Second vices which put a premium of a separated left shoulder sustained at the Arts Building on Garden Grove cert, Dave Edwards singled In the ^provided for ail services CONCOfiOl* LUTHERAN CHURCH. (LCA|. M CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Rockville. Rev. tion of the 200th anniver­ commanding officers of on "experiences,'' real or “I was called out to Grant’s Farm later in the day. In an early season game with the Road. A $.5 rec membership or a $5 deriding run in the 15th lo give Pitkin St Rev Burton D Strand, pastor; Rev David John J. White, pastor. Saturday maaae^at S and 7 the Manchester Citadel this morning and Mr, Busch asked Claiborne, who chose the former sary of Sunday School on imagined. Occulf Cleveland Indians. non-resident fee Is required. Minnesota a 7-5 victory Glastonbury 'B Stacy associate pastor 9 a m. Holy Commu­ p.m.; Sunday maaaea at 6:00. 10 and fV30 am . Congregational Corps from 1953 to 1958. me if 1 would take the job." Herzog Texas and Kansas City manager to nion. nursery care provided ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Sept. 14 at the 9 a.m. "mysteries" are used to Despite hitting in the bottom of the The classes will meet twice a week In Eriday’s rcgualr game. Butch ; ST OUNSTAN'S C h u RCH. Manchester Road UNITARIAN UNIVERSALI.ST SOCIETY: East. 153 142 Qrove...9t. Rev. Richard. E. Thompson, paator. MANCHESTER— The The existing youth center exploit those with a bent said at a news conference. "The replace Boyer, was fired Aug. 18 Rev Joseph R. Bannon pastor Saturday mass at 5 meeting. Everyone is in­ order, Hobson has averaged 25 home on Monday's and Wednesday's ior Wynegar led off tlie second mning W Vernon Bt Rev Arnold Weetwood, minister, 1(1:45 r t n . . w o rs h ip se rvice . Second Congregational was begun during their for such.' toughest decision was whether I was because of "basic disagreements" p m., Sunday masses at 6. 9 30 and i i a m FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Vernon. vited to the special runs and 93 RBI's over the last three five weeks at Chartek Oak beginning with a triple to the renter-held wall 10:30 a m . Service. Church, 385 North Main period of appointment. ortunism existed in ready to get off the field. with Busch on the progress of the TR1NITY COVENANT CHURCH. 302 tfeckmateck 695 Hertford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, celebration. the times of Moses (Deut. years. But recurring injuries and Sept. 8. The cost per person is $15 for oft loser Dave Stieb tll-lOi and minister. Rev. Devid C. BowUng, assistant mlnistar. St., has scheduled the Mrs. Pickup also lived in Hebron... St. Rev. Norman E. Swenaen. paator; Milton Niiaon, For more information 18:9-12), the Old TesU- "I've been on the field in some team. The Cardinals had a 56-69 fielding problems at third base have beginners, advanced beginners and Solield lollo.wed with his ninth homer .asfistant pastor'. 6;15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship aer- 9:55 a.m.. Church school, crib rbom. child cars: 10 following events for the ST PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Route 65 Manchester as a young girl ment pi^hets (Isa. 8:19- capacity for 31 years. But 1 really record before Friday night's game intermediates I; $20 per person for vicee. nursery (or infanta: 9:30 a m.. Sunday Bible a.m.. Worship service.' call the office at 647-9141. Rough going left him vulnerable to replacement of the year One out later. Jackson Rev William Parsing, rector 10 a m . Worship ser- FI^LL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL coming week. when her parents, Adjutant 20) and the apostles believe this is a step in the right against Atlanta, and remained in school Classes for ali-ages. three through eduft. (2Thes. 2:8-12). In IsaUh's by Hoffman. intermediates II with consent of the propellwl his fourth homer of the- vice. *' . nuraer’y for infants CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Rev. Fall festival All events are scheduled and Mrs. Frederick direction." fifth place. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. HebrOn words: “To the law and to Ferguson Jenkins, making The 22-year-old rookie came up to Instructor. season into the left field bleachers ST MARY S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Park and Philip Seunders, minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m . MANCHESTER— St. for the church unless Bartlett, were stationed Herzog will be replaced as field "Mr. Busch and I think a lot alike." Rev David G* Runnion-Bareford. pastor 1030 Church streets Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; deliverance service: Wednesdey. 7:30 p.m.. the testimony! If they do his first start Thursday night the Red Sox from their minor league The classes will meet as lollows: 9 Toronto jumped to a 2 0 lead in the a m.. Worship service, nursery: 9:15 a rn Church James Church will sponsor otherwise noted. manager by long-time coach and Herzog said. "My wife asked me if 1 Rev J G6rv L'Hommed^u. assistant to the rector. deliverence service here in 1917. not speak according to Ihii following his arrest for posses­ farm club in Pawtucket, R.I., with a to 10:30 intermediates II, 10 30 lo first inning when Damaso Garcia hit school classes Rev. Alan i. Broedhepd. aaaiatant to the rector 7:30 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. a Fall Festival on Sept. 18, Monday — 9;30 a.m., Bi­ The reception will be former St. Louis Manager Red word, they have no light of was sure I wanted to do this. I've reputation as an excellent glove man. 11:30 beginners. 11:30 lo 12:30 ad­ a sacrifice Ry- to score Aliredo Grif­ a m . Holy Euchirltt; 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Meadowlark Road. Rav. Thomas N 19 and 20 in the church ble Study; 7:30 p.m., held in the youth center, Schoendienst for the rest of the talked to some people before but it sion of narcotics, was treated Manchester SOUTH ,UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1126 9 a.m. Worship service with staffed m but a weak hitter. vanced beginners. 12:30 to 1:30 in­ fin who had singled, extending his Mam St Rev Dr George W Webb. Rev Laurence during the service parking lot, 896 Main St- church council. 661 Main St., Sunday from 2 season. Herzog said a new manager wasn't where I wanted to go. I think rouglily by Kansas City. He GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. 10 a.ni.;breaking Hoffman has proven a pleasant termediates 1 hitting streak to 16 games, and went M Hill. Rev Bruce A. Pehraon. pastors. 10 a m.. TALCOTTVILLE CONQREQATIOI Wednesday — 7;30 p.m. Lydal b/ead. 11.45 a m . Sunday schodL 7 p.m., gospel The hours will be from 5 to 4 p.m. The public is in­ will be named before next season. if I'm ever going to try being a gave up five hits and five runs Further information is available by Worship service. 7:30 p.m., Praise and leeching Main Street end 0m HUI Road Phone: 646-2083 suprise at the plate, however, with a to third on a balk and Bob Hailor’s m e e tin g to 11 p.m. on the first two Bible study. "There's a lot of work to be done," service Knox, pastor. 9:30 a m.'W orship service. vited. general manager there couldn't be a ,n one-third of an inning before recent streak pushing his batting contacting the Arts Building. 647- single. Garth lorg’s single hrmight in Herzog said. "I've got a lot of ideas. better place |o go. being replaced. (UPI photo). average into the .290's. 3089. ^ ' I've never been behind a desk for 52 Bavlor EVENING^ H Eil* yL§aL_AuKust_30, 1 !5 I-* - ^ ’EMNCLHEJiAI^^^ Stabler deal called key wj»»"M>«'*>e"e«'«»Nfi Sports Parade Irish 11 faces problem W ■ A Q.It How m u y home MMfl r a li««/lMr0* n hoi G eo»e PiMt^r Foiter hll hit in in hU career with the Clnclanoli Redi? — DtvM Biionei, Gnadalope, Calif. By MILT RICHMAN SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) - teams but mediocre at best for the Lisch certainly did a commendable cluding eight previous starters, Coming into this season, the Reds' left fielder had 201 return. JUST ASK career homers, hut the first four of them were In brief appear­ Notre Dame’s 1980 football outlook Notre Dame faithful. job for us." ances with the San Francisco GianU, who dealt him to Cincin­ was filled with enough question Devine, who has hinted he would Devine said he will settle on two The defense is anchored by to Oilers playoff hopes Murray O klertnan nati In May 1971. His production has dropped off these last listen to NFL coaching offers at the quarterbacks before the season linebacker Bob Crable. an marks even before head coach Dan two summers because of a rash of injurips. end of the season, knew he would be allAmerica candidate this year who ting Oakland's passing game. Buffalo Devine’s surprise announcement that opener, addilg the other three will NEW YORK (LPIi - Last quarterback and losing a great one." losing two key members of the Irish have "learnfby osmosis." established a single season tackle replaces Chandler with veteran Ron By Murray Olderman Q. Why did the MbuesoU Vikings trade Chuck Foreman, NEW YORK (UPI) - Hank Bauer, another cigaret. . this would be his last year as Irish January, alter a second straight loss The Stabler-Pastorini deal is only offense in quarterback Rusty Lisch “CertainlyMlie quarterback posi­ record for the Irish last year with Jessie, picked up from Los Angeles. the moat productive back in the team’s history, and what did the former Yankee outfielder, and coach. to F’ittsburgh in the AFC title game, one of many featuring big names. and halfback Vagas Ferguson. Lisch tion is a key one for us," Devine said. 187, Washington acquired quarterback they get lor him? How will he do with the New England Patrl- Roger Craig, one of the Tigers’ Devine'is stepping down at the end The Minnesota Vikings traded a 29- ota? — F.W., Lynn, Mass. engineered an improved Notre Dame "We don't have experience there like Again this season, the Irish face a Houston Coach Bum Phillips stood in Mike Kruezek from Pittsburgh and Philosophy on life of the season for "personal reasons,” a packed Astrodome and vowed to vear-old veteran called by Coach Bud The tipoff: The Vikings gave up on Chuck because he had slowed to the current coaches, were signing passing attack while Ferguson es­ we do at some of the other positions potentially rugged schedule, a factor Green Bay traded for quarterback and whether the resignation will Oilers tans to kick the door in" to Grant " the best all-around back in the proverbial crawl and couldn’t get around the comer on baseballs at a table in the clubhouse "My philosophy on life is that a tablished many career rushing where we relied on freshman last Devine said is often overlooked when Randy Dean from the New York Billy Sims of the Detroit Lions is an NFL rookie, but sweeps. They also had Ted Brown ready to take his place have an affect on the Irish record this the Super Bowl • ' . league for a five-year span, " to New before the Old Timers' game at Shea person should try to be happy," he records for the Irish. year." a complete evaluation of a Notre Giants, but both figure to play pro scouts are already slavering over the next great alongside Rickey Young as the Viking set backs. The real Stadium when they were joined by went on. "I always believed in fair year remains to be seen. Devine, for He may slither his way under it, in­ England for an undisclosed 1981 draft running back who'll be coming out of the college ranks reason, though, was that Foreman had ballooned to 225 Finding a replacement for Lisch is While quarterback is a question Dame season is made. reserve roles in 1980. Tampa Bay, play and honor but it’s tough to live one, is unsure. stead ^ choice - George Rogers, a cinch All-America repeater for pounds and couldn't handle the extra weight. After the trade Billy Loes. Devine’s major concern. Senior Mike mark, Devine does have a trio of "There's not much you can do also trying to improve a weak In in the middle of writing his "This is a very, very young team at Ken Snake' Stabler, a known Chiick Foreman, a live-time,Pro South Carolina. ______in April, for that "unannounced future draft choice," he went that way in New York City. Even so, Courey was the No. 1 signal caller talented receivers. Tight end Dean about the schedule and we're not passing game, dealt cornerback Jeris on a diet and lost 25 pounds. Patriot general manager Bucko name. Bauer looked up and noticed I try not to change. People think Notre Dame this season, and I'm Steeler-killer and one of the NFL s Bowl pick who holds Minnesota sure that they are going to respond to during the spring drills, but Tim Masztak. split end Tony Hunter and looking tor any alibis." Devine said. career records for rushing (5,8791. White to Washington in exchange for Kilroy sees him as the big play guy in the Patriots’ atUck this Loes, the one-time Dodger fastballer you’re a shlump or something if best pressure quarterbacks of the the challenge," he said. "You know, Koegel and Greg Knafelc are still flanker Pete Holohan all return. "But opening up against Purdue and pass receptions i336i and wide receiver Danny Buggs. who is fall. At 30, Foreman still may have a smidgin of football left. who many mistakenly had pegged as you’re an honest guy. It’s like a cop last decade, was acquired by the there are a lot of outside factors that considered candidates as the Irish They were responsible for 77 recep­ Michigan, two of the lop teams in the touchdowns ii5i. was peddled to the expected to give quarterback Doug “a flake" during his playing days in who’s not on the take. People say Oilers from Oakland even-uji for Q. What is your opinion of Fran Tarkenlon as a quarterback work against us having a successful prepare for next weekend’s opener at tions and nearly 1.500 yards last year. Big Ten and the nation, is certainly a Patriots in April after suffering Williams his first consistent long Brooklyn. what an honest jerk. Yet, if he’s on -■quarterback Dan Pastor ini, and as a broadcaster? — S.P., Trevose, Pa. season this year and I’m not going to home against Purdue. Sophomores Phil Carter and Jim major challenge for our young through two injury-plagued seasons. target. Francis, who retired after the 1978 season, was the most "Billy Loes," Bauer greeted him the take and gets caught, they say team." highlighting a flurry ol 1980 trades in­ let that stand in our way." Blair ^Kiel is a highly touted Stone will be heirs apparent to He finished 1979 on the injured Los Angeles dealt veteran running productive passer in the history ol professional football and and then repeated a quote so often at­ what a disgrace.” Things should improve somewhat volving some of the NFL's most Devine won't elaborate on what he freshman out of Columbus. Ind., who Ferguson's slot, although neither is reserve list with broken ribs backs Lawrence McCutcheon and one of the most durable. There’s a good chance his marks will tributed to him. "‘They pay me to Loes has never married and would in the middle part of the year when lamiliar names never be e c lip ^ . But I can’t go as far as Coach Bud Grant means by "outside factors," but the may wind up as the Irish quarterback considered to have Ferguson's I m not just going to the Patriots John Cappelletti to Denver and San win 16. To hell with 'em. That’s all love a job, most any job, in baseball. Stabler, .84, is a live-time Pro Bowl and call him the greatest quarterback in history. He didn't pressure to win at Notre Dame by the end of the season. Another top bruising style of rushing Two more the Irish visit Michigan State, then — they want me." says the versatile Diego respectively. Both players find I'm gonna win.”* But no club ever calls. veteran with a delt short passing have the basic passing whip to rate that kudo, and he didn't remains as great as at any school in freshn^n is Scott Grooms. sophomores, John Sweeney and Pete host Miami and Arizona bclore star­ touch and he is being counted on to seven-year veteran " I'm excited themselves on contending AFC West Q. I noticed that in an All-Pro team picked for the 1970s, have the overall winning results. But he could play on mv Loes. a cigaret with a long ash "I wouldn’t go back to the minor "A coach always feels it's wrong to Buchanan, who is attempting a com­ ling a four-game road swing which Joe DeLamielleure of Buffalo was picked for the first team the nation. Last year, the Irish combine with the incomparable Earl about It 1 feel the same way 1 felt clubs desperate for an improved run­ team. As an announcer with the Monday night troika, he's glib dangling from his mouth, merely leagues,” he said. "I’m too old now put too much emphasis on one posi­ eback after suffering a broken ankle could determine whether Devine s ning attack, while the Rams felt they and John Hannah of New England was placed oh the second and informative. He doesn’t have Dandy I posted a "7-4 reewd. good for most Campbell and put the Oilers into the when I first came up to Minnesota. ^ nodded, sat d6wn and began to go down. I think I know as much tion. but I understand it's a highly last year, will vie for the fullback retirement is delayed until after the were expendable with the return of team. I always thought Hannah was regarded as the finest at touch, but he's improving all the liime. autographing the balls. about baseball as anyone in the game Super Bowl feel like a rookie " the position. What’s your pick between the two of them? — visible spot especially as far as the slot. bowl games. Elvis Peacock from injury and stan­ “I never^eally said that," he today.” W ith Campbell. Stabler can be Another quarterback on the spot G.Y., Glean, NY. Q. What are the Oakland Raiders going to do about their media is concerned. " Devine said. Defensively, the Irish are more Notre Dame visits Arizona Navy, dout rookie prospect Jewerl Thomas. explaiifed later on. "It was just deadly, warns San Diego Coach Don tins year is 2,5-year-old Matt Robin­ For an authoritative answer, I deferred to Jim Ringo, the quarterback situation, with both Dan Pastorini and Jim One of Loes’ former teammates "I'm not that worried about who will experienced and the unit should be Georgia Tech and then Alabama San Francisco traded running back offensive line coach for the Patriots who also handled DeLam turned around. But I never bothered Coryell "I m not taking anything son. acquired by Denver from the Plunkett looking good during the pre-season games? Can they with the Dodgers, Rube Walker, now play quarterback because I know it the key to'allowing the young offen­ After the home finale with Air Force, Mike Hogan to the New York Giants with the Bills. He said. “I couldn't make a chOice. I'd want keep them both, especially since they also have young Marc denying it. They were talking about away from Dan. but Stabler is just New York Jets for quarterback Craig them both " He noted that DeLamielleure was more mobile, a coach with the Mets, ventured that won't be our weakest spot. I said the sive team to improve as the season the Iri.sh meet USC in Los Angeles in and dealt back Wilbur Jackson to Wilson? — R.N., Alameda, Calif. pitchers' records one day and what I great ' Penrose and two top draft picks but Hannah was bigger, and that both were very intense play­ few ever really understood Loes. same thing one year ago and Rustv goes along. Nineteen lettermen. in­ the season ending game. Washington — where he is counted as They sure can. Plunkett, in his best form in years, may be said was I'd rather have a pitcher Pastorini, 31. provides the Raiders Robinson, a big-play, inspirational ers. Myself, I’d take Hannah because of his strength. That unhappy about being second-string particularly since "Some people said. Billy was a win 15,16 games and lose 5 or 6 than with a long-strike artist in the mold leader who was obtained to inject insurance against holdout John team, which was selected by the same polling group that votes Pastorini, with his $385,000 salary, is destined to be the s u tl­ flake,” offered the Qodgers’ one­ Riggins. Miami sent running back players into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, chose Larry Little one who won 20 and lost 13 or 14. To of Daryle Lamonica. the "Mad some life into the Broncos' listless er unless he U ils off horribly. He may even ask to be traded. time receiver. “He was no flake. He Gary Davis and cornerback Norris of Miami as the other guard. But football is a game of sudden change, with unpredicUble me, a good pitcher Is one who doesn’t Bomber who helped make Oakland offense, is having a difficult time un­ was anything but that. He had as Nation^ No. 1 heart-throb Thomas to Tampa Bay for running injuries, and the Raiders would be nuts to deal off the security lose. The thing they quoted me on one of the league's most exciting and seating veteran Craig Morton as the good a fastball as anyone, his control back Jimmy DuBose and a draft Q. I am an avid Bart Starr fan and think he will be a winner that Plunkett provides. They'll Ulk him into being happy. was a bunch of crap.” formidable teams a decade ago. .No 1 quarterback in Green. Bay eventually. What is your opinion why he has was outstanding, he knew what he But even Oakland Coach Tom Besides dealing for Pastorini, the choice. been a loser so far? — Joe Meyers, Marinette, Wis. NEW YORK (UPI) - Would you earnings now arc somewhere is on his birth certificate, and he The 49ers also dispatched former was doing out there and he had a Flores admits his club is taking a Raiders acquired veteran Bob The former Packer quarterback great has had only one win­ Parting ahot: bellyful of guts.” ever believe the nation's No. 1 heart- between $250,000 and $300,000. far changed the spelling, he says, ning season in the five since he took over the team in 1975. Attracted attention gamble. Chandler from Buffalo Chandler, a All-Pro defensive end Cedrick Hard­ throb among women who watch TV is more than he could ever command as because too many people weie Committed to the draft to rebuild, he just hasn't had scintillat­ Not since Ted Williams batted .406 in 1941 has anyone Carl Erskine also was with me Dan has got to come in and prove sure-handed receiver who specializes man to Oakland and Dallas traded Loes also drew a lot of attention a longago retired 63-year-old former a ballplayer, and he has an open mind stuttering over the name trying to ing results in his role as combination head coach and general challenged the .400 with the seriousness of Kansas City's Dodgers the same time as Loes and he's in the sameclass as the Snake." in short patterns, will combine with defensive tackle Dave Stalls to Tam­ manager So. he has to take the blame. Losing top draftee during the 1952 World Series between big league second baseman who regarding the millions being paid pronounce it. George Brett. Even when Rod Carew hit his career high he has his own ideas about him. Flores savs "We re getting a fine speedster Cliff Branch in resurrec- pa Bay. Bruce Clark to Canada this year was a particularly tough of .388 in 1977, he failed to top .400 after July 10. the Yankees and the Dodgers after couldn’t even hit .250 lifetime? some ballplayers now. "I lound that some of them also Veteran Phil Villapiano, who blow. This has to be the year of decision for Starr, the quiet, Vic Raschi’s sixth-inning single in And would you further believe he's "I don't know they're all that were confusing-me with the San Ber­ anchored the Raiders" linebacking intense man from Alabama. I can't see the Packer^ becoming the sixth game hit him on the knee, such a prime favorite, not only with deserving,” he says. "Some are; nardino Freeway out here in Los corps in the "70s. was sent to Buffalo a force in 1980, either, because, ironically, field leadership *Real sensitivity* (which was Bart's fortej seems to be the biggest deficiency in accounted for the winning run and the older ladies, but with an some aren't. I watch the games on Angeles." he laughs. and Detroit linebacker Ed O'Neill Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman. P.O Box ”I always had the feeling that un­ the Packer arsenal. You might also say they've had bad luck 6346, Incline Village. Nev. 89450 Because ol the voluma ol helped the Yanks take ,the Series. overwhelming per cent of all the TV and see them flash batting Beradino left the Browns in 1942 Hogan^s trophies was traded to New England for a derneath that brassy New Yorkerish with injuries, such as losing theih top running backs last year, mall, there will be no Individual responses. Loes said he had lost Raschi's ground country's college girls they work averages like 190 and .210 on the and put in four years in service with draft choice. but ail teams cope with that factor. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ball in the sun. exterior, Billy had a real sensitivity their schedules around just to be able screen. The owners obviously both the Army and Navy. That lime In the defensive backfield. the I-2I40ITAPENO 7) "I did,” he reaffirmed now, 28 to his role as a Dodger pitcher,” to see him on the tube? capitulated because they know the away tore the guts out of his baseball taken from case riaiders dealt free safety Jack Tatum years later. "It was the truth. Erskine said. "I think his reputation Each of these facts is borne out by chicken is in the fire. I'm talking career, he feels to Houston and then acquired Remember how the sun used to come for being bizarre was fed by cir­ certified figures. about pay TV, which is certainly on "I think I would’ve been an FORT WORTH. Texas lUPIl - A The burglary occurred sometime Burgess Owens from the New York over the top of the grandstand at cumstances and that he didn’t actual­ "The price of my baseball bubble the way. The owners know they're excellent ballplayer had the war not number of gold medals and other between 11 a m. Monday and 9:30 Jets as a possible replacement. 6coreboQrd Ebbets Field late in the game? Well, ly relish the role he was cast in. gum card has escalated,” laughs still going to make a lot of money with started." he says. trophies awarded golfing great Ben p.m. Tuesday, police estimaed alter Tatum — known more for his in­ that's what happened. It was an “For example, Billy was very remarkably youthful-looking Johnny it." Overall Beradino finished with a two employees found the case had timidating presence and career- M’ORTS ON TV 3:00 superstitious and Charlie Dressen, 249 lifetime average, and hampered Hogan at the height of his career Baaaball Ooublahaadar Dawsn. Ml) IS m 13029 4 12 69 301 V,i\y>a. KC SUM 183X12 3 X 3S everyday occurrence and they made Beradino. known much more When he was playing ball, 439 65 132 22 4 25 79 XI Bell.Tex 40 S1C21 414 72 09 were stolen from a display case at been pried open. The thieves are ending hit on Darryl Stingley than for SATURDAY Softball Baker LA it sound like some kind of our manager, played up to that to familarly to millions of television Beradino spelled his name different- by an injury to his leg. he retired in AUQ. 30, 1980 Cedeoo. Ho 376 XI13S 7 9 61 XI Riven Tex 5X X 177 O 5 6 53 30 the C"'lonial Country Club, police said expected to have a hard time fencing his ability to diagnose plays — is not 4:00 Collins. Cm 41B 71 125 15 4 3 27 2» Bmbrv Alt 4S X1S4X 7 6 37 215 phenomenon.” help him. Billy used to sit in a certain viewers as Dr. Steve Hardy, the star Iv. It was Berardino then, the way it 1952 with the Pittsburgh Pirates SportaWorld Cromrt. Mtl 473 f4141 27 5 10 S6 296 Oliver Tex 522 7718 31 215 97 310 seat in the clubhouse at Ebbets Field today the items because of their special expected to crack the Oilers' starting ______MORNING______■ Grilley^. Cin 43 67127X 7 9 66 »7 Hfxlnn. Ok 4B M 144 19 4 6 12 307 In his time, which was from 1950 and anchor of ABC's long-running when he was 35 He has been busy ac­ The theft included four U.S. Open nature. secondary, but may play on passing 7:00 4:30 Rose. Phil 397 63 147X 1 1 50 296 Wstxon.NY 3S 5111619 211 C 3G5 through 1961, the years he pitched for the day he was going to pitch and this dramatized serial, "General ting since, in a few movies, but most­ 416 S6123 22 14 64 296 McRae. KC ® Prof«tulonal Football From (D 99 U.S. Amataur Golf Parker. Ptt 1 356 58 1S34 4 9 8 304 Tournament gold medals and two "They're pretty easy to identify — downs. The 49ers also acquired cor­ Richrds. SD 495 73 1C 15 7 4 X 29S Kemp. Det 30 75 IX 14 216 74 203 the D^gers. Orioles and Giants, Bil­ seat was behind the post. Dressen Hospital." ly on TV. Masters Tournament gold medals. there's not that many Masters and nerback Ray Rhodes from the New Canada Champlonahip Mauill.NY C4 68 13427 3 14 58 290 Trmmil Dt 423 81X15 5 6 « 303 ly Loes was one of the most mis­ would say, ’You wanna sit there, Latest Nielsen ratings reveal it is He says. "I think I could win an 10:00 O SportaWorld Clark. SF 406 75 118X 6S 79 291 Wathan. KC 376 «114 9 6 4 a 28 Relaxing time There was no immediate estimate of U.S Open champions running York Giants in the Hogan trade. (S) SportaCantar 6:00 Mrphv. Atl 448 61 IX 23 1 23 C 290 Lynn. Bos 415 8 125 O 312 ei 201 understood souls in the game okay.’ We’d be having a meeting the No. 1 daytime TV show with a 6.8 Emmy or an Oscar if the right role their value around. " one police officer told the 10:30 (ID Europaan Soccar Tavers. NY 487 F41X23 0 0 21 2K Bochte.Sea 412 « m X 410 O 20 although he ultimately left it with a going over all the hitters and this Pat Corrales, Texas Ranger million audience among women 50 was presented to me. People ask m* (fl) Softball Champlonahipa Wmlild.SD 446 68 127 19 3 18 73 2BJ Harerv. Gv 467 81X16 211 S 298 voice would come from behind the Dallas Morning News. Co-Huskies 11:30 5:30 Schmdt. P 410 61 11619 6 X SO 2B Oglivie. Mil «1 74 137S lO 8 207 winning 80-63 lifetime record. manager, sits in dugout years old and up and a 4.8 million if 1 get more satisfaction out of what Detectives said the burglars may & Baaaball Bunch PITCHING Castin. Mim . 411 51IX 14 7 10 a 297 War could suddenly be declared on post . . . ’Schoendienst, I’ll keep the I'm doing now than I did playing BOSTON 1 UPI) — Senior quarter­ 99 Oraataat Sporta Laganda Pitcher, club w I ip h bb so eraorta.Clev 429 S 12716 3 7 X 296 watching club take batting audience among females between 18 attempt to ransom the stolen O Supar Bowl XIV. Sutton. LA I 4161 Ills Jacksn. NY 48 71 11917 134 0 296 his lunch hour and it wouldn’t shake . ball up on him.’ . . . ’Slaughter, you major league baseball I'd say doing back Allen Deary, of Putnam. Conn, ______AFTERNOON______and 49. Many men seem to enjoy it, Army gets trophies back to Hogan, who lives in Reuss. LA 15 4 176139 31 # 2 ^ Murrav. Bit 473 71 1XX 222 S2M him up. Nothing ever did when he gotta crowd him with the ball and practice. It’s wait until next a good scene is more fulfilling, more and senior defensive tackle Keith 12:00 EVENING Carlton. Phil X 7 238 166 73 2S227 Yount'Mil 495 98 IC C 9S 77 20 too. Fort Worth where he operates a com­ Zachry. NY 6 710 122 44 70291 Parrish. Dt 40 813129 4a ra 20 pitched and nothing does now that change speeds.’ . . . ‘Musial, well, I'll year for club which trails Kan­ Most of Beradino’s career in the self-satisfying ' Willis, of Newark, N.J., have been S2l Graataat Sporta Lagandt 7:00 Whitson. SF 9 9 166 161 44 73 2.95 PITCHING Scheckter^ pany that manufactures golf equip­ elected co-captains of the 1980 A Baaaball Bunch (ID SportaCantar Ryan. Hou 9 6 IS 1C 89 148 a 11 Pitcher, club w I ip h bb so era he’s 50. try to keep it in the ballparki' The sas City in American League big leagues was spent with the old St Beradino isn't sure how much EAST LONDON, South Africa ment, Hogan was not immediately ^ Candlapin Bowling 7:30 Forsch. Hou 10 HIM 196 36 76 3 U Norris. Oak 16 72M156 81X221 ’’I do some work for a plastic com­ point is,” Erskine continued, ^‘Billy Louis Browns, who usually finished longer he'll be playing Dr Steve Har­ Northeastern University football 12:30 m Polo Rogers. Mil 12 921620BS1S317 Gura.KC 16 587 1 6 56 S 2 X West by 20 games, (UPI photo) (UPIi — Defending Grand Prix available for comment. team. (Q) SportaCantar B:00 Bitmv. Pill IS 4 196173 «124 3 17 May. NY 11 5134111 29 0 2 0 pany in Long Island City,” he said, always had a complete grasp of what way down and generally drew flies, dy in General Hospital racing champion Jody Scheckter has 1:00 m Auto Racing '60 Blue! SF II 7 164 150 44 e 3 16 Bums. Oil 1112191187 4418 2 0 putting on a Dodger blouse that had was going on and was entirely Beradino has been with "General "My contract has eight more (X) U.S. Opan Tannia 11:30 Paslore. Cm 10 6U5117X 79320 Langford.Oak 1410219191 O 77 2 0 been called up for army duty, a South Reuschel. Chi 11 9 210 3M 63121311 Stone. Balt 21 4190IM X1122M his old number 34 on it and was professional out there on the Bolton Tigers months to go." he says " I have a Champlonahipa SportaCantar Hospital" since it began 18 years ago Joe’s World__ (ID Hoolon. LA 11 5 IS 149 49 90 325 Haas. Mil 1411 2X IS 4612120 mound.” desire to produce a script I've .African defense force spokesman dD Motorcycia Racing 12:00 Sanderson. Mtl 12 6 IS IS « IS 3S stieb. Tor 11 9191170 M 0 3 0 rather tight on him. “I got a great and far more people have seen him said Friday dD World Cup Tannia (B) Europaan Soccar Wise. SD 5 5 1261XXS3X KeougOak 121328IS U 1103.07 boss. Milt Levy, and he’s a terrific Before the 1952 World Series, Loes need players playing doctor than playing second written It's a Western called "The ® Champlonahip Wraatting Champlonahipa AMERICAN LEAGLE McGregor. Bit 15 7191 191 X 83.16 was quoted as picking the Yankees Man Who Stalked God. and I've Scheckter. 30. has one month left to 1:30 9 Athlatica BATTING Erickson. Minn 5 10 lO 157 O 71 SX Dodger fan. I don’t worry too much With a shortage of players in base. 99 (S9 Thia Waak In Player.clb ab r h2b3bhrrbiavgcbncv.Tor 1210197 IS 101113 SX about money. What’s money? The over the Dodgers in 7 games, and gotten some excellent comment on serve on his original two-year hitch, By JOE GARMAN 2:00 Brett. KC XI 73 IS 29 9 16 94 4M Renko. Bos 8 SIXIX S 73 3X Bolton, an SOS signal been sent out to "I was driving home the other the spokesman said. The call-up Baaaball (9) SportaCantar Cooper. Mil 40 S 175 28 2 17 S 356 Traven. Mil 12 51X1X X S 3 X most I ever made was $24,0()0 with Erskine remembered that also. Manchester youngsters interested in night when I pulled up to a stop It So 1 might devote myself to that 2:00 2:30 Dilone.Gv 3S 0 10 21 6 0 27 312 Perry. NY 710 172 173 Sll7 3.j6 “The writers were asking all of us I'll see when the time comes " papers were delivered to his parent's ( £ 99 North Amarican Soccar dD Auto Racing '60 Carew Cal CQ f7 IC X 4 2 53 06 the Giants in 1961. Happiness is more playing with the Bolton Tigers' foot­ sign." Beradino relates. "Another home in East London several months Laagua 5:00 important than money. how we thought the Series would go,” ball team this season " car came up alongside mine and 1 Apart from the enormous success ago 99 99 Major Laagua Baaaball (ID Softball “See this," he said, unbuttoning his he said. "Reese said he thought we’d Gil Boisoneau. head coach, reports heard someone in it start hollering. he has enjoyed in television, Qama Of Tha Waak win it in 6, Snider said 7, and when it Beradino is proud of the fact he s Scheckter, who said he will retire Bear Story ® ® Baaaball blouse and pointing to a long crescent there are openings on both the A and There's Dr. Hardy!' I waved and 20-game winner after the 1980 racing season resides 2:30 Jai Alai Entries shape scar on the right side of his came to Loes, he said, ‘If the stepped on the gas. Things like that being considered for induction into (3D Horaa Trotting B squads, ^ y s who qualify at II and in Monte Carlo and indicated "it was MONDAY SATURDAY MATINEE stomach. "I had a big operation a Dodgers win it, we’ll win it in 6, but if 12 years of age and up to 115-pounds happen to me a lot when I’m in a First National League the ItalianAmerican Hall of Fame in Watching for traffic on my side of 4:00 SEPT. 1. 1660 SATURDAY EVENING it goes 7, I gotta pick the Yankees.’ Chicago Some of the other inductees highly unlikely" he would return ] ye been sitting here trying to ( £ Baaaball fint few months ago. They took tor the B group and age 13-14 and up restaurant or out walking in the pitcher to win 20 games this the car, 1 called "Now " to Bill as a S:00 Mt The Series went 7 games that year include Joe Di.Maggio, Rocky Mar­ home to complete his army servictN^ome up with something to write for EVENING I. Baa I Barito everything out. Gall stones, tissue, to 132 pounds tor the A squad. street." season was Steve Carlton of Ironically. Scheckter would (^is week, when the lights flashed on clear spot shwed up. The motor (D 99 WIda World Of Sporta Ih tWwiElEI everything. After that, I said to hell and the Yankees won it. That’s how ciano. Eddie Arcaro. Vince Lombar­ (3D Boxing From Olympic 7:00 16 Boys interested may contact The most Beradino ever earned in Philadelphia. Phillie southpaw raced and we sat where we were. dD SportaCantar i Billy called it. All he was doing was di. Tony Canzoneri and Willie Pep probably be shouldering a rifle as an „,y g^ad. just like they do in the Auditorium, Loa Angalaa 7. lyMnca with it. I ain’t gonna worry about Boisoneau nights at his home by a year during his 11 seasons in "Now " 1 hollered again, as another 99 Oraataat Sporta Laganda ® WraatUng giving an honest answer and he made Los Angeles his 20th vic­ "That's pretty good company," he infantryman because he failed his comic strips 8:00 anything.” calling 646-4472 or during the day at baseball was $25,000 with the clear spot showed up. Again the tu m ^ out to be absolutely right.” tim Wednesday. (UPI photo) army driver's test when he first I've written about all my buddies EVENING CD Baaaball Loes fished into his locker for 543-0688. Cleveland Indians in 1948. His annual savs reported for duty 10 years ago. The motor raced, and again we sal. not (S) Profaaalonal Football From 1.1 llBSl^ini and the fishing trips we've made 6:30 Canada m i— (ifi army lists him as lacking co­ mom ng an inch. "Damn car's Racing From Saratoga 3.6 4.lv#Mkps together, but the stories have always d) 8 All Amorlcan Futurity 1 rsdirtiw USHMwb IH ordination and driving ability to han­ been about them, and the antics that busted " g owted Bill, "Eve punched Pirk 8 All Amarlca Futurity 16 7:00 7.6i»«^a lEMf-li dle a military vehicle the now i N) button twice, and we re 0:00 SSs 1iw4m I were humorous and way out. that (U Ray Parkins Show X ) ® NCAA Football Scheckter was released early from happened to the "troops " I've taken not going anywhere." (ID SportaCantar 10:30 TUrC Houston Oilers out to dethrone Steelers the army so he could compete in For­ You can imagine the hooting and Soccar Mada In Garmany SportaCantar 1. a big beating, not just in Manchester, (S) ^fM^2an ison. isn't a championship caliber the hotlering as we explained to 7:30 11:00 I is "One for the Thumb,” a fifth Super to escape the basement again, e mula One racing under the condition but as far away as Westport, from dD Horaa Trotting East The Jets may have one of the finest .jrterback dD Auto Racing '80 Spaclal L IRKBkJMM NEW YORK (UPI) - After two pecially since the Bengals must fai that he attended regular army camps the others on the trips, as to how Roscoe. over the next 5U miles, the d 8*30 11:30 T.texMWiI This is far from being the strongest offenses in the AFC but their defense Bowl ring, and only posible key in­ Coach Red Miller’s job could de­ CD Road Atlanta IMWifti thoroughly frustrating years, the their three powerful division rivals to make up for the lost time. come haven't written about some of fference between "drive" and CD U.S. opan Tannia Updata division but it could very well be the still isn't championship caliber. The juries should keep them from at least 0:00 1:30 Houston Oilers hope a blockbuster six times during the season. pend on Robinson s performance, "Routine notification papers were the really silly things that happened "neutral". CD NFL Pro-Saason Football most competitive. There is no clear- addition of rookie wide receiver making a solid run. Terry Bradshaw since the Broncos need only some But pretty soon it was my turn. We (S) SportaCantar deal can give them the edge they V\ r»l sent to his last known address in the to me...not them. O.K., you guys, ITl dD Profaaalonal Football From 4:30 need to dethrone the Pittsburgh cut favorite as Miami and New Johnny "Lam” Jones, an Olympic seems solid at quarterback, though it consistent offense to support a had left Greenville, Maine and were gnsda ® Kayaking remains to be seeq how much his re­ San Diego again looks like the country and we expect Mr. Scheckter let them in on the "bear" incident. World Champlonahip ilMl Steelers as American Conference England have personnel problems. sprinter, to former All-Pro Wesley defense headed by All-Pros Randy to comply with-the notification when on that 65-mile trek up that long dirt ItB cent divorce affects his play. Franco power of the division but the Twenty four years ago, when the Tannia tOna champions. Walker gives New York probably the Gradishar. Louis Wright and Bill 11:30 Harris resumes his attack on NFL he quits racing and returns home." Manchester contingent first took road to cemp. It was daylight, and For the last two years, the Oilers two quickest receivers in the NFL American Thompson the defense force spokesman said. beyond, and everyone was awake CD A Night At Tha Racas rushing records with a corps of yours truly to Sourdyhunk, was my dD SportaCantar not only have finished second to but the Jets must produce some talented replacements behind him Football Scheckter told a local newspaper very first time Into the north central with the anticipation of soon arriving 12:00 Pittsburgh in the AFC Central race adequate pass defense if they are to Seattle's gambling offense, led by (D Wraatling Conference he learned of his call-up when he part of Maine. Two of the men. in camp. The talk had come around tm rnkkt but also have been eliminated by the be legitimate contenders. and Jack Ham returns from a broken quarterback Jim Zorn and receiver to bears, and experiences Rech had dD Boilng From Olympic II ankle to anchor one of t)K best telephoned his parents from Monte Frank Horton and Bob Barnes, had Auditorium, Loa Angalaa Ik Steelers in the AFC title game. What Buffalo had some impressive Steve Largent, was one oi the most Carlo. been there before, but for the rest of had with a couple, as well as storeies 2.00 has made it even more frustrating is rookies last season, incuding wide defenses in modern fotball history. "My parents told me they received of big black bears fhatAad been seen dD SportaCantar 19th HOLE Houston is hoping that Stabler, who exciting in lootball last season but so. us. Bob Rech, Bill Roscoe, and 2:30 the fact that the Steelers have gone receiver Jerry Butler (AFC Rookie a letter askng when I was returning all over the north country. IFw had been feuding with Oakland owner unlortunatelv. was the defense myself, all Manchesterites, this was dD Profaaalonal Football From on to win the Super Bowl both years. of the Year), linebacker Jim Haslet- 4c home because they wanted me back As the woods along each side of the Canada II A1 Davis for the past two years, can Coach Jack Patera , keeps drafting a first time to this part of the coun­ 11 In hopes of finally upending the trlas and the Bills hope a year of in the armv, " Scheckter said. road became deeper, and the road 5:00 ELLINGTON RIDGE experience can push them into con­ regain his champion.ship touch in his try. IS ) Softball INMigi Steelers, Houston dealt quarterback the New York Jets still have defen­ defensive players but ihe ollense Back in those dim days, there was itself more narrow, and remote, 1 LadieH Four Ball- soil— tender status. But the defense will new surroundings. He’ll have Dan Pastorini to Oakland for Ken sive problems and Buffalo and Chargers could get some challenges. seems to gel more powerful while the no 1-95 running all the way to Canada, started to seen the sides looking for Gross, Wendy Ehrlich, have to improve significantly if the excellent receivers in Ken Burrough. Stabler, probably the most Baltimore have major question That could happen if Denver defense struggles Defensive end and the Maine Turnpike ended at animals. After all, this was moose, Marilyn Peracchio, Irma Bills are serious about the playoffs. Kichard Caster. Mike Barber, Mike Who Am I? successful quarterback against marks. produces an offense to match its Jacob Green is this year's hope to deer, and bear country. Suddenly, 1 Podolny, Bertha Kunzli 85; Baltimore's chances depend on Renfro and Billy ‘‘White Shoes" Augusta, necessitating making the Pittsburgh during the last decade. The competitiveness of the division defense or Seattle plays defense com­ solidify the defense trip a 14-hour journey. We would let out a yell. "Bear! Bear! I just Net, Mary McCarthy, After failing with Pastorini’s long- which team the Colts put on the field. Johnson, a dynamic runner in SUNDAY is such that the margin between first parable to its offense. leave Manchester about 8 p.m., and saw one. Holy Mackerel! He had to Helen Woodcock, Ellie A Colt club with Bert Jones at Campbell and a solid defense led by AUG. 31. 1080 range passing game, the Oilers hope and last place probably will be just The Chargers got a record-setting drive all night, arriving in camp go over 400 pounds! Man was he Dickinson, Ellie Marsh 66; quarterback could possibly make the All-Pro linebacker Robert Brazile. Kansas City has Seattle’s problem Stabler’s short game can combine three or four games. passing performance from Dan about 10 a m. the following day moving! " MORNING Del Hartmann, Helen ii-rliW playoffs. One without Jones probably Coach Bum Phillips will know soon in reverse. The Chiefs c->uld have one with Earl Campbell’s rushing talents Miami has an unsettled quarter­ There was nothing buy hilarity in With that, everyone's heed snapped 7:00 Rice, Jean Peters, will finish last again. Greg Landry enough how much his club has Fonts last year to walk off with the ol the best defenses in the NKL, PBA BowMng to push them over the top. back situation, with long-time the car on that trip, and the sub- around and the car^iH d to a Jeanette Campbell 68. played creditably last season as progressed; the Oilers face division title. Kouts will have an headed by end Art Still and back 8:30 It probably won’t happen. The backup Don Strock looking to unseat added weapon this season in receiver sequent journeys each year, from the screaming stop. "Where is he?” Intarnatlonal Rugby Jones’ replacement but could not Pittsburgh in their season opener on Gary Barbaro. but theoflense simply Steelers are loaded again, perhaps Bob Uriese, whg had an off-year in Kelleni^inslow, the No. 1 draft Barnsie asked, as he started to turn 10:00 provide the instant striking power Sept. 7. doesn't produce points. Steve Fuller minute the key was turned in the ig­ SportaCantar more than last season when they won 1979. The Dolphins’ line also has been around. 1.1—HiMi that Jones possesses. The develop­ Cleveland and Cincinnati have a choice a year ago who suffered a nition. until we arrived in camp. 10:30 IMwSItow their record fourth Super Bowl. All decimated by injuries and age and broken ankle in the middle of an out­ Sleep, forget it. We all took'turns "Back about 150 feet on my side” 1 Softball llrkMMMtal Ifcmtea—i starters are back and the Steelers’ ment of world class sprinter Curtis long way to go to unseat the big two has been handed the quarterback job 11:00 MAJOR I f — b bar— I Coach Don Shula had to call Bob standing rookie year. John Jefferson replied, craning my neck to look see, Mwikiili— I Dickey, the No. 1 draft choice, could of the Central Divison. this year but his critics say his arm driving, telling tail tales, and recoun­ Soccar Mada In Garmany depth is unrivaled in the NFL— their Kuechenberg out o f. retirement to and Charlie Joiner will team with Barnes hit the R button, and we LEAGUE also be a big factor tor new coach The Browns, behind quarterback really isn’t strong enough and his ting past experiences hunting, and second unit probably could compete help patch the holes. Winslow to drive defensive backs started to back up slowly. As we got AFTERNOON Mike McCormack. Brian Sipe. pulled oft some stunning receivers are not top caliber fishing. And any out of the ordinary on the same level as a number of New England is having contract crazy and the defense should be event that happened, would send us closer to where I had spotted him, his 12:00 LEADERS Crniral victories last year but still could not Once 1 was a small town O Can*Am Racing teams. problems with some key players and helped considerably by the return of dark shape slowly materialized, and Pittsburgh and Houston look like move into contender status. Mike kid Then I became a star ail off into gales of laughter. Let me 8 All-Star Soccar The Steelers’ other major as the season opener approached, All-Pro tackle Louis Kelcher. Oakland could be headed tor one ol Now people identify me I yelled..."There he is." 12:30 MAJOR LEAGllk LEAUERS challenge in the AFC should come the class of the league, so it's obvious Pruitt, taking over the running at­ give you a good example. / Expanded Lixl neither All-Pro cornerback Mike Kelcher was out almost all last year its worst seasons. Pastorini has had with a wild Image But I do And there he was. A big fat dirty CD Racara I By United Press Intematiunal that they should rule the Central tack when Greg Pruitt was injured, About 1 a m. we had stpphed for dD SportaCantar from San Diego, which tied Haynes nor fullback Sam Cun­ problems getting untracked and quiet things, too Like help old deisel oil barrel! Including gamessplayed p Aug X Division. had an outstanding season hut the with a knee injury. coffee and something to eat, the 1 :00 NAfrONALLLLEAGUE t.M—2—i Pittsburgh for the best record in the ningham was in camp. The Patriots Denver dealt away a first and se­ already there is grumbling that ing kids at my summer The hoots, the hollers, the gibes CD U.S. Opan Tannia Batting Pittsburgh's biggest opponent Browns' defense had holes last year camp And helping with other side of the otd Kittery bridge. iraaM— NFL last season at 12-4. The faded badly late last year to finl<'h se­ cond round draft pick to the Jets tor perhaps veteran Jim Plunkett should about the mighty woodsman were Charn^onahlpa Player.clbi’layer.clb ab r h 2b Sb hr rbi avg 11 could be Pittsburgh. The Steelers and they don't seem to be filled this scholarships for women When we came out of the diner, (D 8 Sunday Aftamoon lindrek. St 4S7 SK3X 2 22 «2 X 7. I Chargers crushed the Steelers in the cond to Miami after seemingly quarterback Malt Robinson but it's be playing The Raiders dealt away kept up for the enti e trip. As a TmpIln.StL 449 73 14516 9 3 X 223 regular season and won the home must be wary of overconfidence and season. athletes at my old college Roscoe slid behind the wheel to take llmindz. StL 48T< OUPSI 612 8 223 uummrrn having the division locked up in still not certain if he can oust 37- two tormer All-Pros, linebacker Phil matter of fact, they've never let me ® ^m m a r Baakatbati complacency as they seek an un­ Cincinnati has a new coach in his turn driving. The car or wagon, Trillo. Phil 389 rPUTiX 8 6 X X I TmMIc field advantage for the playoffs but midseason. There also are those who year-old Craig Morton from the star­ Villapiano to Bulfalo and safety .lark JOIJF UJ|IJ \X *■ UJO KK 8 Supar Mamorlaa Of Tha llurknr.(i) 4X f21«X 3 9 S 319 Forrest Gregg, considered a strict -» - | forget 'it after 24 years. So, frank, 1. 1— fell apart in their first playoff game precedented third consecutive Super AempeojH. siurn new for it's day, had a push button Supar Bowli McBrd. 11)1 4X ra IT X 10 7 74 213 1.1—Mail would like to see young Matt ting job. There are also those who Tatum to Houston, and their Barnsie. Bill, and Bob, now you see it lhair— I IMmSMs bowl championship and fifth in the disciplinarian. But the Bengals still (>UB years ago but idl)^ almost all ot last marks 2:00 7.1n#^ quarterl»cku The Steelers' rallying cry this year pecially on defense. It will be tough • In lilSONKA Ifk iRi, I hope you’re satifjsfied. i ( 8 8 BaaabaH lindrsn. NY 4(r. 61 122 12 7 7 51 XI Mihal— this year: EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 30, 1980 - 17 H »lp W a n fd 13 Help W a n f d 14 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 > 1980 tobacco harvest RN ■ Full time 4 p.m. ■ 12 mid­ MiHCHANIC. Experienced in PART TIME HELP RN/LPN’s/New graduates. RESPONSIBLE SITTER all phases of truck and auto NEEDED - Control Desk, Silver Lane Pavillion is a Vicinity Keeney School for night Position at college News for Senior Citizens repair: gas and diesel. Coffee Shop, & Telephone progressive skilled nursing boy in school; before and after health service. Duties in­ one of best in decade Minimum five years olicitors. Apply: Brunswick facriity. Benefits include: at your home. Call days 633- clude; Primary care of in experience. Must have owi] Holiday Lanes. 39 Spencer com plete orientation, in- 9485. eyenings 646-1364. patients and ambulatory GLASTONBl rev - As the shade fungicide dusting program carried out un­ tools. Start at $7.00/hour Street, Manchester, 648-2126. service education, paid con­ students with independent Also: Cocktail Waitress & Bar HOUSEKEEPER - Full time. decision making following tobacco harvest draws to a close, the two der the supervision of the state and all fringe benfits. For aopdlnt- tinuing education units, in­ ment. Call 688-7596. Maid, 648-3637 after 6:00 p.m. surance, competitive salary, Excellent working conditions prescribed protocols. First twilight cookout largest growers in the Connecticut Valley federal environmental protection agen­ no rotation of shifts. Positions and benefits. Fully Paid In­ Physical assessment skill believe the 1980 crop could prove to be one cies. CRESTFIELD LPN- RN. Full or part time. available full or part time surance. 11 Paid Holidays, 9 desirable, expereinced of the best in this decade. The Shade Tobacco Growers Associa­ CONVALESCENT HOME is 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Good with new split shift system. Paid Sick Days. 2 Weeks Paid preferred. Conn. License benelits. Excellent working Vacation after 1 year. $60 per mandatory Liberal State Consolidated Cigar Co. and the Culbro tion estimates that about one half of one now accepting applications Benefits begin at 32 hours, Corp., which farm some 2,400 acres in 14 for RN/LPN's on our 3:00 conditions. Competitive others pro-rated. Call for in­ year Uniform Allowance. Benefits. Salary $12,500- was most successful percent of its crop was lost to the fungus. p.m. to 11:00 p.m. shift. salary. Call Mrs. Henry, terview with Director of Nur­ Apply in person to: Meadows $13,500. plus 10% sh ift towns in Connecticut and Western Director of Nursing, 871-0385. Convalescent Home. 333 Thursday: Open for Reports on the progress of Blue Mold in­ Nurses' aides full and part- sing Monday through Friday differential. Call - Margaret By WALLY FORTIN blast and you get to enjoy Drop by and pick up a few Massachusetts, expect to harvest about dicate, however, that growers must con­ time needed on 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. 56^7520. 51 Bidwell Street. Manchester. Maloney. 486-4700,:486-43M. An and help us make this a business. No bus today. No Well, we held our first the company of some real 3.6 million pounds of cigar wrapper leaf tinue to take special precautions to pre­ 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. to STUDENTS & HOUSEWIVES Applegate Lane. East Hart- 647-9194 Equal Opportunity Employer. very memorable evening official activities. 7 to 9 - Part time positions available fora, off 1-84, near Showcase twilight cookout at our super people. Also, on Sept. this season. The two companies raise vent the spread of the disease. 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours of what we hope will be an p.m. open square dance. flexible to accomodate your days and evenings, year Cinemas. NOON TIME AIDES at center and it was most 4, Thursday evening, from about 80 percent of the shade tobacco The association reported good RECEPTIONIST Robertson School. Phone 647- Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen schedule. Experienced round. Short shifts, flexible successful. So much so that 7 to 9, there will be a annual affair. grown in the region. experience with seasonal labor during the nurses' aides preferred, but hours( to suit your needs. NURSES AIDES. For Styinh Bendy Saion 3372 Minimum Wage, square dance fun night. Right now, three buses to social bingo games. No "It appears to be an excellent crop,” will train interested persons. MalesUB or older particularly Experienced with certifica­ we are thinking of trying it nine-week harvest season. Together, its EXPERIENCED SANDWICH again in a few weeks. We’ll tell you more about Wildwood are just about *o lunch today. 12:45 p.m., seys Roswell Billings, vice president of Excellent working conditions, needed for evenings. Clean, tion or ^ p ly for our training Apply In person: two member companies offered a total of pleasant surroundings. class. Positions available: M AKERS A More than 80 members this later. ready to roll. We may have setback games. Bus pickup Consolidated Cigar. "Of course, we won’t competitive wages, and GLORIA'S DESIGNERS OF at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. 1,800 adult positions and 4,800 jobs for benefits. Part-time benefits Uniforms provided. Food dis­ 7:00 a.m to 12:30 p.m. or 7:00 BARTENDERS ■ For d were on hand for a very Labor Day means for a few seats left so if you’re really know until we begin sorting leaves counts. and other fringe HAIR and nights. Call 742-1971 Return trips at noontime teen-agers. Total weekly payroll for Con­ available for those working a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Weekends tasty meal made by our most everybody the end of interested, call our office. next February, but it looks aS if this year’s under 32 hours a week. Cali benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen, and part time. 3:00 p.m. to ROUTE 30 between 9 and 11 a ni______We may put you on a and 3 p.m. sol dated and Culbro was about $750,000 hardworking Joe. vacation and back to work, crop will be one of the best we’ve grown,” with a combined seasonal payroll of about Mrs. Grant for Interview ap -, 242 Broad Street, (near 11:00 p.m. Full or part time. EICAMINOPUZA TEACHER - Sunday School. waiting list and quite often Manchester Parkade). 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Part I wish to thank my boss and so it is here at the Billings said the uniformity of the $6,750,000. pointment, 643-5151. VERN0N.CT. Unitarian U nive^list Socie­ center. ’This time we will we have cancellations. Call time 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 Part ty. Manchester Sunday 10:15 Robert Weiss and Direc­ wrapper leaf, especially its color, com­ Both companies also offered incentives, PAINTERS. Must have some MUNSONS CANDY time. Apply at person at All inquiries held in the lb 11:30 647-9355 tors Pete DiRosa and need some help once again us at 647-3211. By the way, pares favorably with those from earlier in addition to wages, for their teen-age knowledge of residential KITCHEN is accepting Silver Lane Pavillion. 51 Peter Sylvester who found for a painting detail as we a reminder to all of you /HOUKA/foncim/ years considered to have had excellent work. Neat appearance and applications for full time days Applegate East Hartford, off strictest confidence. BUS DHIVEH NEEDED for INTIMTATI t4 IKIT It tH-VIN LAM workers under a program called "I Got It and part time evenings and try to paint the trim on the who are going that final tAtT HAATPOMO crops, transporation a must. Call 1-84 near Showcase Cinemas. Mini Bus 40 hours per week time to join us and then • A A O A IN M A T I M l DAILY Made in the Shade.” 'The most visible weekends. Call for appoint­ participate in the outdoor outside of the building. So payment is this coming PmtTtMOWOMLVAl.lO Richard Milliken. president of the days - 9:00 to 4:30 246-7101. Must be 25 years old Please symbols of that program were some 5,000 ment. 649-4332. PLAY ROOM ATTENDENT A P P L IC A T IO N S NOW call 643-9205 games. my good fellas, what do Friday. Sept. 5. Culbro Tobacco Division, said 1980 has T-shirts distributed to the youngsters. STATION ATTENDANT NEEDED - Monday thru Paul Ryan wants to re­ BEING ACCEPTED for full Also many thanks to a you say? been a "better than average harvest This year’s crop of Connecticut Valley needed, full time. Apply in EARN EXTRA MONEY ■ Fridays, 9 a m. to 12 noon. time employment in Sausage BABYSITTER WANTED mind you folks who signed season " for his company. He compared person; Gorins Sports Cars Ideal for homemakers. Local Apply to: Manager, Manufacturing Plant. near Bentley School lor boy. young man who really Now some of the trim is shade tobacco will make up a major por­ Center, Route 83, Vernon. residents needed to conduct Brunswick Parkade Lanes. too high for you folks, so up for the Nassau- the crop with that of 1978, noting that Experienced preferred, but age seven. 6:15 a m to 9 tIO worked hard as a volunteer tion of the U.S. cigar wrapper leaf export survey to update Manchester 346Li West Middle ’Turnpike. not necessary Apply iu^per- a m . 3 00 p m to 5 00 p m . with the picnic, Mike I’ve sent a letter to both Bermuda Cruise that your Culbro's very best shade tobacco in recent market next year. Primary markets for EXPERIENCED WAITRESS City D Directory. i r ...... Absolutely no Manchester. No phone call final payment is now due son: Bugnacki Special Meal so mother can work Sandy. Yesonis. I'm happy to say the Manchester Fire years was harvested in 1977. shade tobacco are the Dominican for morning hours. Breakfast selling.ng. Generous compensa- plegse. Prodpct,s. 410 Prospect Street,"’ 643-4539. after 5:00 p m that Joe did an excellent Department and Eighth and he'll be getting in "But. this has been a very good growing Republic, the United Kingdom and the and lunch. Apply in person, tion. Must have telephone and East Hartford 303 Adams Street. neat handwriting. Apply in MACHINE OPERATORS - STUDY HALL job in preparing the food District Fire Department touch with you all for a season." he said. “It's been hot and humid Netherlands, as well as the Common briefing in the near future. Manchester. your own handwriting, giving Interesing light machine AUTO MECHANIC with some and Gloria did her part in asking for volunteers. and we've had rains when we needed them Market countries of Europe. name, address and telephone work. Milling. Drilling. SUPUVISOHS Next Wednesday the arts experience preferred Part serving and getting all the Here’s a note of interest — that's very gSod for shade tobacco.” Much of the leaf, of course, will be used WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE number to; Price, Lee & Co., Taping. Honing. Buffing and time or full time Apply In Tlw MmchMtsr lo trd of Educs- and crafts class will be OPENING for a Latheman, POBox 1929. New Haven, Assembling. Call 5230331. Mon sM ki ippllc ints tor study fun action going and I to all you sport fans. Over Shade tobacco fields in some areas of to make the many brands of cigars erson to: 270 Hartford Road, hail Ruporvtsors st Manchssisr making wind jams. The the Connecticut Valley were penetrated who would be responsible for Conn., 06509. Rlanchester. thank them for all the hard the past few months you niH m manufactured by the Culbro Corp. and laying out and setting up jobs High School. Applicants iw isl ha work which made the pic­ have been reading about dowel sticks are made for this summer by Blue Mold, an airborne Consolidated Cigar Co. for the domestic school gradustas. ha malura a nominal fee and you are U T l i S T HASI IION.. in our Lathe Department. Top PART TIME-FULL TIME SERVICE STATION CASHIERS WANTED - Full rho gal alofig wHh nic a success. the formation of a disease which ruins the delicate leaves. market. pay for right man! Excellent woman to care for my two time, third shift with oppor­ jn)oy srortlni wMh to bring your own Damage was held in check by a vigorous Plunge Benefits'and liberal school aged children in my ATTENDANT young poopW U.IE hourty. Thirty This weekend is a long Manchester Sports Hall of ...In m u r d e r . tunity for overtime. Part time one for everybody because varigated wool. The Icass overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- home. Call after 6.00 p.m., midnight to 8:00 am h ou rs p a r m M k during school Fame. You've also read teen 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 644-2244 Some mechanclal yasr. ExiW Isnt rstsrsness we celebrate Labor Day. where such great local will start at 1 p.m. Thursday, F'rlday. and Satur­ ro q u ifs d . experience’ with day. Part time 4:00 p m to We wish you all have an talent as Joe McClusky, Ty Schedule for week D r e s s e d ADVERTISING PLEASE READ PART h FULL TIME for Golf HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Rsply In wrIOng toi midnight Friday. Saturday Mr. Conrad SWatalmafar enjoyable time but please Holland, Cathy Dyak, Moe Monday: Closed for Course Maintenance and No experience necesary. Full small tools. Will and Sunday Must be over 18 be careful because we have Morhardt, Tony Lupien, Labor Day. TQI^ILL DEADLINE YOUR AD Snack Bar. Tallwood Country time, part time. Call 645-2300. train. Cash Register experience ManctiMtar High School Tuesday; 9:30 a.m. bus Club, Rt. 85. Hebron. 646-1151. Essex Motor Inn. 100 East preferred. Apply in person: 7- 134 Eaat MIddIa Turnpika a lot of action planned for Jerry Fay, Hugh Greer, 12:00 noon Iho day Harald la raaponalbla Center Street. for shopping. 12:30 p.m. Apply In Person: Eleven. 393 Burnside Avenue. Manchaatar, CL 06040 you as the season rolls in. Leo Kataveck and Matt boforo publlcallon. lor only on# incorroct AUDIT DEPARTMENT East Hartford. Equal Opportunity It was really great to Moriarty Sr. have been return from shopping. 1 Inaortion and than only Responsible position available ELECTRO-MECHANICAL 252 Spencer Street Emptoyer have our good friend Ver­ chosen to receive the first p.m. important meeting at Doadllna lor Saturday lo Iho aizo of Iho for individual accustomed to technician with hands-on Menctiester ’ PART TIME CUSTODIAN - non Haberern back with us the Parkade Lanes for all detailed fin re work and cost experience to work induction For office complex. Hours: 5 honors of induction into and Monday la 12:00 original inaartlon. analysis. Tariff work, rating heating units. Some field ser­ BANQUET WAITRESSES after a few days visit at the interested bowlers. to to p.m.. Wednesday. WANTED - Call 646-6439. Manchester's own Hall of Noon Friday. Errors which do not paper work clearance and in­ vice work involved. Here is an Thursday and F"riday Phone local hospital. It was super W ednesday: 9 a m. loason tho valua of tha voicing involved. Accurate opportunity to be directly in­ Fame. GAS STATION ATTEDNENT Mr Whitney at "568-2020 for BABYSITTER for 10 year old to see our good friend A1 The ceremonies for this health clinic. Call Public CIaaaiflad ada ara advortlaamonl will not typing with reasonable spe^ cluded in the early develop­ - Reliable and honest. Apply: appointment Equal T3pJppor- necessary Train for basic ment stages of a fast growing girl, after school and vaca­ Christensen out for the pic­ exciting occasion will take Health Nurses to make an takan ovar lha phona bo corroctad by an ad­ Maple Super Service, 220 lunity Employer tion Volpi Road. Bolton area. computer keyboard area within a large heat treat Spruce Street, Manchester. nic and both are looking place at the Army and appointment. 10 a.m. at a oonvanlanca. Tha ditional Inaartlon. techniques. Pleasant office in manufacturing firm. 649-7834. good. Navy Club on Friday pinochle games and also East Hartford. Paid insurance Applicants should be able to BABYSITTER WANTED - evening. Sept.. 19. There Friendship Circle and pension benefits. Apply read schematics, trouble­ APPUANCE SERVICE DISPATCHER - Hartford • As September rolls in, I Responsible person for one Despatch has opportunity in it’s time to get back in the will be a cocktail hour gathering. No lunch today. personnel manager, Hartford shoot. and repair equipment. child, before and after school. TECHNICIAN jimlymrysaca D esp atch . 225 P ro sp e c t Will consider training Our Moving Divison in Traffic groove and starting on this from 6 to 7 p.m. Allowed 12:45 p.m. bridge games She Heralii Buckley School area. Call 649- Sarvlcltig Amarica’i top Control. Thorough training CONT1NUIS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI Street. East Hartford, or send applicants with limited 3515, after 6:00 p.m coming Tuesday Sept. 2, by a delicious Roast Prime and 1 p.m. craft class. Bus resume. Please do not phone knowledge. Good working con­ brand homa appllancaa, available for " take charge there will be fk^ery impor­ pick up at 8 a.m., return EOE. ditions and excellent benefits, waahara, dryara, individual who will schedule Rib of beef dinner. I have SALES POSITION OPEN in road drivers for long distance tant meeting lor all you tickets available here at trips at noontime and 3 INVITATION □ EMPLOYMENT including a company spon­ fast Rowing Connecticut rafrlgaratora, ate. AUTO MECHANIC. sored car pool. Apply at In- moving. Interesting, career bowlers. It will be held at the center at $8 per person. p.m. Based Pest Control Company. Apply In paraon to Mr. opportunity for cost-wise in­ TO BID Experienced. Must have own dustronics. Inc. 489 Sullivan Prior experience a plus, but Kimball, c /o the Parkade Lanes starting Arthur Neilsm H tip W in f d U tools. Paid sick days and Avenue. South Windsor. EOE. dividual Busy active office in Town of ManrhrMrr not necessary. Must nave own JACK ROAN CO. East Hartford Good memory, at 1 p.m. and the league is and vacation. 633-3669. car and be willing to work. 1320 MAIN ST. FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - good health vital. Long work expected to start the Town of Manchrslrr Board BOOKKEEPER. Full charge, Resumes accepted until WILLIMANTIC day shortened because vou following Tuesday after­ I ROUTES aS-M lEalt 9BII Part time second shift. Apply ELECTRICAL journals ledger, tax reports. Septem ber 10th. Mail to: make important decisions Nielsen of Education 7-Eleven on Center Street, JOURNEYMEN wanted. JOHN DAN East Hartford concern. 289- P.O.Box 132, Middletown. 4 2 3 - 9 2 7 7 You will use computer noon, Sept. 9. between 7 and 3. Holidays. vacation, Sealed bids will be 0095. Connecticut 06457. keyljoard and ele^ ' Also, it's square dancing 1. 7.11 BfcLUSHI AYKROYD received in the Office of hospitalization and rate. Only time, so write down this promoted NURSES AIDES - Weekends serious applicants need apply. PLUMBER or plumber"s typewriter lo com plelp^ills lai ITte Director of General P A R T T IM E CARPENTERS - Experienced of Lading and DriyejvPapers “AIRPLANE" r. only.6 months of Nursing Call 646-M20. HOUSEKEEPER-SITTER - 2 helper Must be experienced date. Tuesday Sept. 9. THE R Services, 41 Center Street, only need apply. Call 643-4139 Paid Pensipn^'li Insurance because that's when the ac­ HARTFORD- Arthur R. Home experienced requirea days housekeeping duties, for appointment. Paid holidays, vacation, in­ Call or apply; East Hartford NURSES COME and nurses surance Call 742-7668 after Benefits ^ ^ p ly ; Personnel Neilsen, a native of Manchester, Connecticut, plus care of 2 children, ages 7 Manager/Hartford Desplach, tion will start and this year I “DlUt IM BLUES until September 18, 1980 at Convalescent Home. 745 Main go but those that WORK we'd and 12, during school WANTED MATURE WOMAN 8:00 p m we hope more beginners P-M Manchester and the son of Street, East Hartford; 528- like to know. Call 649-2358. 225 Prdspect Street. East uwouri vacations. References. Call to care for two school age Hartforp, or send resume Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. 11:00 a.m. for the 2187. GAS ATTENDANT needed will come on out and join BROTHERS following: after 6 p.m., 646-2252. children in my home. Own Pleasq/uo not phone EOE the group. It's really a Nielsen of 60 Spring St., INDEPENDENT transportation. Part time $50 7 00 a.m to 3 00 p m. Apply in has been appointed second PURCHASE OF ONE HELP WANTED FEMALE - INSURANCE CENTER, ALUMINUM STORM weekly: full time $100. Call person. Mobil Station. 249 Mature, experienced. Sales INC.seeks additional full-time Oakland Road. South Windsor NURSE FOR EMT vice president at Aetna In­ NEW ONE TON 4 WINDOW DEPARTMENT after 6:00 p.m , 644-2244. PHYSICIAN S OFFICE • 35 GATES OPEN 7:00 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK f a n t a s y Clerk. Apply: In Person, Personal Lines Customer Ser- A located in South Windsor, hours per week Call Monday A M U SICAL ______surance Co. with respon­ WHEEL DRIVE CAB & Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main vice Representative. KEY PU.NCH OPERATOR looking for a "take-charge" PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR thru Friday 9 00 a m -5 00 A p l a c e sibilities for the un­ CHASSIS WITH DUMP Street, Manchester, Conn. Excellent opportunity for person in shop. Experience Minimum 5 years IBM 5496, System 3 Apply at ‘ ' 'p m . 646-47?! WHERE DREAMS derwriting audit depart­ BODY experienced, well-organized, required. Salary, fringe experience. Mathmetical Gaer Brothers Inc 140 Rye a ^ u a r i i m C O M E TRUE A MANCHESTER/EAST career-oriented person. Street. South Windsor. Ct. Ostrich brunch ment. benefits, earned days, five background preferred. Over­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT - F„rt Farmers blame drought ONE NEW TON 4 HARTFORD AREA -120 Bed Homeowners and Auto day week.*Cail between 10:00 time and all company paid time lor EMT Physician s Of­ INDSOR Nielsen, most recently Health Care Facility seeking Rating. Policy-writing. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST A restaurant at Oudtshoorn. WHEEL DRIVE a.m. and 3:00 p.m.. Mr. Port­ benefits, in an air conditioned fice. Rockville. Call Monday in the heart of South Africa s serving as manager of second Cook for fill-in posi­ Customer Contact. Good noy 528-1401. iant in Manchester. Dynamic - 3rd shift Approximately 1 CHASSIS tion. 24-32 hours. Experience salary and benefits in modern, night per week 4 to 6 weeks thru Friday 9 00 a m -5:00 ostrich farming region, offers GATES OPEN 7:00 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK CG/Aetna’s Philadelphia Rfetal Products Company, 646- p m . 646-47?l such delicacies as ostrich regional office, return to ONE NEW PICKUP and knowledge of Therapeutic full service agency environ­ MATURE INDIVIDUAL to 4046. orientation, on day shift on cloudseeding schemes Diets preferred, but will train ment. makes this an excellent Excellent wages Call assist in doctor's office two wing tip. ostrich eggs boiled, the home office where he TRUCK Rockville General Hospital. DISHWASHERS-Full time, lor two hours and served with right person. Submit resume opportunity. For appoint­ days weekly. Reply to Box J, CAR WASH ATTENDANT HARRISBURG. Pa lUPh - Who s behind the alleged cloud asked the state police and state began his company career and salary requirement to: 872-0501, Extension 307 including some weekend anchovies, stuffed ostrich leg PLEASE CAU.THEATRE PA C K ER TRUCK ment, call 646-6050 after 4:00, c/o Manchester Evening wanted. Monday through work Apply in person: East Bureau of Aviation to again in­ in 1964. In 9165 he joined Box CC, c/o M anchester Bob Lathrop. When a summer drought strikes the seeders'' and ostrich gizzard with sour FOR SCREEN TIMES RENTAL FOR TOWN Herald. Friday. 9:00 a m. to 4:00 p.m. Hartford Convalescent Home. cornfields and fruit orchards of ■ One theory had the Russians vestigate the cloud-seeding story the Boston regional office, Herald. Must be dependable. Call 875- BABYSITTER wanted Two cream sauce EAST HARTFORD WIDE LEAF PICKUP to five p m Monday through 745 Mam Street, East Hart­ some other officials have dismissed u ta o u n i OMVEM >!• where he was advanced SECURITY PERSONNEL 5905 after 6:00 p.m. south-central Pennsylvania, farmers using powerful atomic generators, PLUMBER or PLUMBERS Friday and weekends ford as a 20-year-old myth. FEMALE Manchester High School is blame it on a cloud-seeding con­ purchased from the United States, through various* super­ VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR HELPER - Experienced FACTORY WORKER for Experience necessary Call spiracy they say may include the "The social phenomenon of cloud visory positions. He HELP WANTED seeking Security Per­ before 2 :00 p m 643-8534 LAUNDRY WORKERS-Full operating on giant flying platforms TWON WIDE LEAF necessary. Call 646-4876. small East Hartford plant time, including every other Russians, the U S government and used to seed clouds over Penn­ seeders preventing rain is in the became underwriting sonnel. This position is for Forty hour week. Call 5^-9006 PICKUP the school year and in­ WAITRESSES, waiters weekend, for institutional the state sylvania When we had a lot of sonic same category as Bigfoot and the manager, San Francisco ^ u . RN - 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.. and II for interview laundry operations Apply in Stay up with Jerry regional office, in 1971 and The Town of Manchester is p.m to 7 a m. Full time or part Apply in person only, cludes some night duties. Wanted for banquet facility Officials deny there are any cloud booms a year or so ago. some Loch Ness monster. " said Dr. Daytime and evenings Apply person; East Hartford Con­ time. Enjoy working with an Monday through Friday, Good benefits. Salary ARM GUAI^S and d is­ valescent Home. 745 .Main seeders at work, but that hasnt farmers said that was the flying plat­ Charles Hosier, a dean at Penn­ marketing manager, a" equal opportunity excellent supporting staff, m person The Colony, Ver- Chicago regional office, in employer, and requires an 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. $8185. Those interested patchers wanf?dnted to work in Street, East Hartford placated the farmers who have been forms exploding. ' said one official. sylvania State University and caring for our elderly should contact: Mr. Peter electronic alarm monitoring non. member of the state Weather and watch the stars come out. 1974. Nielsen was named affirmative action policy atients. Good wages and central station. Must have known to take down their hunting Pennsylvania Agriculture HOUSEKEEPEKS- Full Penefits. including new Dental Boudo, Vice Principle. BABYSITTER WANTED rilles and fire at low-flying planes. Secretary Penrose llallowell has Modification Board regional mangef of the San f®’’ all of its Contractors Manchester High School, clean record. References lime, including some weekend The Jerry Levyis Labor Day Telethon Plan. Please call: Doris Blain MR. DONUTS checked throughly. FULL TIME ■ For two boys In 20 years ol looking into the Antonio regional office in and Vendors as a condition 134 East Middle Turnpike, ages 5 and 8. South Windsor work Mature and responsible RN, Director of Nurses, 648- 255 W. Middle Tpke. Immediate full time and part individuals Apply in person: cloud-seeding allegations, prevalent to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association 1977 before assuming his of doing business with the 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ Manchester, 647-3528. time positions open. For app- area Monday thru Friday, in in Adams. Franklin and Fulton coun­ Equal Opportunity vnoW home. Call 644-8502 East Hartford Convalescent Philadelphia post in 1978. Town, as per Federal sing Home, 385 West Center Manchester, CT pointment, call 236-6116 Home, 745 Main Street. East Street, Manchester. ties. south ol Harrisburg, authorities Under his leadership the Order 11246. Hartford ' have never bound any culprits. San Antonio and b jj forms, plans and NURSES AIDES - Part time JANITORS-Full time, in­ Hosier says he thinks the cloud- Philadelphia offices won s p e c if ic a tio n s a re and hill time all shifts. Enjoy seeding theory came into being as a DRIVER SECRETARY cluding some weekend work the company’s ’’Superior available at the General working in a very pleasant Duties include Floor means ol explaining away the Achievement Award, the Services Office, 41 Center and homelike atmosphere, . Full time Opening m aintenance, cleaning of f helping our elderly patients. Must be at least 21 years of age to drive frustrating, and sometimes finan- highest annual field honor s t r e e t, M a n c h e ste r, ceilings and walls Mature Good wages and benefits, in­ vans. Most deliveries in Greater Hartford Immediately Available and responsible individuals. ciallv disastrous, dry spells. - accorded a regional office. Connecticut. cluding new Dental Apply in person East Hart- No m atter how it originated, it has Mr. Nielsen is a graduate Town of Manchester, Plan.please call: Doris Blain Area with occasional interstate delivery. Class For a Secretary to the District Manager of I aused Hosier nothing but grief iord Convalescent Home. 745 WFSB of Bryant College. He and Connecticut RN, Director of Nurses. 648- 2 license helpful but not required. All replies a large Supermarket Chain. Mam Street. East Hartford 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ He said he has been shot at. been his wife, Barbara and their Robert B. Weiss, held confidential. the target ol shouted obscenities at sing Home, 385 West Center We are seeking a bright, well organized DIETARY AIDES-Full time two daughters live in Avon. General Manager Street, Manchester. Excellent wages and non-contributory benefit meetings ol irate farmers, received Individual for varied and interesting Clerical and part time, including some 078-08 program including pension plan. weekend work No experience late-night telephone threats and even Joins staff PART TIME - Need both desk and Typing Duties. An equal opportunity employer. M /F necessarv Apply in person: blamed lor causing the 1977 killer □ NOTICES and custodial workers. Call Must be an excellent typist, shorthand East Hartford. Convalescent Hood in Johnstown. at Meadows Center Court. 875-2133, after Home. 745 .Mam Street, East 10:00 a.m. Apply in person or call 643-1101 Ilallowell's latest investigation helpful. Hartlord MANCHESTER- Jack was prompted by this summer's brief Lot I and Found KENNEL PERSON - ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. Must be able to work independently and Ferguson, personnel 579 Middle Turnpike W. NUHSES AIDES- Full lime dry period and a meeting in Get­ LOST IN THE VICINITY of veterinarian’s assistant. Over be able to handle a variety of functions. all shills Experience recruiter for Meadows 18, mornings. Reply Box FF, Manchester, Conn. tysburg ol some 12fi farmers called Convalescent Home, an­ Hawthorne Street - Female Must possess strong communications preferred, but training will be by another Weather Modification cat. Black, white neck, HERALD, given Apply in person- East nounces that Carol the mark of printing excellence Board member. Stanley Wolf of Orr- stomach, paws. Some white in & skills. Hartford Convalescent Home. Gallagher, GN, has joined NURSES AIDES. First shift face. 649-6480. alter 10:00 a.m. and second shift. Laurel 745 Mam Street. East Hart- lanna. the Meadows staff as an 11 Responsible and challenging position in "Three weeks ago. we had cloud FOUND TUESDAY - Tiger Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, p.m. to 7 a.m. charge Manchester. a fast paced, highly productive environ­ ...... formations over Adams County and a kitten, almost lull grown, S llu a llo n Wanted 15 forecast ol 80 percent chance of nurse. wearing collar with bells. ment. Her duties will include North Main street, GIRL FRIDAY - Diversified ★ BURGER KING ★ thundershowers. Wolf said. Liberal Fringe Benefit Program, including MATCRE W"0,MAN. former Even if you miss a little, you miss’a lot. Manchester area. Call 643- office-duties. Monday through "At least three-lourths of the peo­ preparing "‘Kljl'y ooTmFriday, 9;00a.m. toT:00p,fii, owner manager of hotel, bar Paid Holidays, Vactlon and Sick Leave. and restaurant, would like ple at tha't Gettysburg meeting assignments, making ...... Send resume to: Girl Friday, Is now hiring for rounds and checking on 2 P.O. Box 222. Manchester. Group Insurance Program, Including employment in any phase of reported seeing a particular type of P o n o n o lt Immodlato op^ngs: motel operation 649-9010, 5:00 Hilton Kaderll • Host . patients assigned to her un­ Hospitalization Program, Life Insurance and pm plane working in the clouds, and it, and observing and DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- when the plane turned and returned LOOKING FOR time. Immediate opening. 9:00 PM SunOair. August 31 reporting any pertinent In­ RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) Dental Plan. Excellent Pension Plan. Good Pleasant surroundings. Salary U R . - |MR. 8T p jR . BOOKKEEPER seeks work to its destination, the clouds just dis­ formation regarding all lo commute two young girls to 8:00 S:00 8:00 Starting rate. in M anchester. No phone sipated. tliru negotiable. 646-3003. aspects of patient care. the St. Mary-St. Josem School Day im n F008 HmOtort- work Experience in most "We re not discounting the area in Willimantlc, from 11:00 1.111. - 2:00 pjR. or 0:00 gjR. For consideration, please call the Per­ 6:30 PM Monday, Labor Day Mrs. G allagher is a PRINTING DEPARTMENT - systems 529-0639 ; 633-6493. possibility that the Army Corps of Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: Evonlngs — 8:00 pjn. - otooloi sonnel Office at 289-3301, Tuesday thru Live from WFSB Studios and Old State House In Hartford and Howard graduate of Fort Hamilton Typing required. Run off Set Fngineers wants ito prevent rain­ Semi flexible. Call 22IF3810. Press, and varied duties. App­ Hour* ol work can bo adjuatasi to IH your partonal Johnson’s on Long Wharf and the Groan in New Haven. High School in Brooklyn, Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. □ EDUCATION fall i to di.scourage farmers from ly at: Gaer Brother Inc., 140 •ctMdulaa. Molhara wofeomad. UnHorma and maala N.Y., and the nursing Rye Street, South Windsor, protesting a planned dam that would Mons MANCHESTER PLEDGE CENTER science program of Conn. Schoolo-CloMtot 19 Hood parts ol northern Maryland and Carter Chevrolet Mohegan Community RIDE WANTED from 190 M s hi h SUPERMARKETS .southern Adams County." he said. College in Norwich. She Porter Street, Manchester to WANTED - Mature responsi­ w T C m itm Strati HUNiHSIraM SIGN UP NOW" Ceramic Gary Sayers, safety chief in the A 1229 Main Street Pratt & Whitney, Department ble person to care for infant U tl Hirltord, Com. Classes. 55 Volpi Road, and her husband, George 823, Building M; Guard Post and young child in our home, Stanley Woll a farmei' in Adams County, Pennsylvania, Bureau of AviaHon. carefully A n Equal OpportunHy Emplorw Elolton Manchester line 1:00 Coordinated by Manchestw Jaycees Gallagher, and their six 21. Please call David Ryder at from 8:00 a.m. lo 4:30 p.m. to 3:30 : 7:00 lo 9 30 649-8402 examines an ear of corn. Wolf feels as tfiougfi someone fias de.scribes those wh# blame droughts children live in Colchester. 649-9223. after 4:30 p.m. Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p.m. been seeding tfie clouds near his farm to keep it from raining. on cloud-seeders as "fruit of the COME ON OOWN AND JOIN THE EXCITEMENT He said he'll lo.se about 60 percent of his crop. UJPI photo) earth, honest farmers who have no training in meteorology. " i^-JsV E N IN G HERALD. Sat.. August 30, 1980 Frank ft Ernaal EVENING H E R A L ^Sat., August 30, 1980 - 19 Pftanuta — Chftrlftt M. Schulz Business & Service ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie X WA5 i'4A** Cl I IN I KNOW lUHAT'LL HAPPEN.. 1 Baby's bed 1 Plant part IRQ WELL, OLD FAITHFUL I 6UE66 i'll put O 5 Ruuk 2 Weather T ! 1 1 N T O S E T A iO -SP SB O , I'LL WAKE UP IN DECEMBER, 9 Pigpen BASEBALL aOVE,OUR AM IN THE CLOSET forecast AND WON'T BE ABLE TO 12 Southern 3 Outside of law g o T J h ATE Pbby UNTIL NEXT 5PRIN6, AND SEASON 15 OVER... 6 0 BACK TO SLEEP! ■■ you" 4 Sandwich By ADigaii van Buren 6 IV E W A 6 0 0 P REST... 13 Ivy League type (abbr) MAKiN<» DEc iSiOn ^. member 5 Grebn-blue 14 Prior to color 15 Fish sperm 6 Skirmishes « .. - J:' '*"-‘^■•'*7^" 16 Verdi opera 7 Stale 17 Era 6 More 8-$a DEAR READERS: If itatiitlca bore you, eklp thii 18 Compass exhausted O'MifNtA point 9 Looks column. But if you are as faacinated by astoniahing 19 Conclusion 10 Too much (Fr) .4... '1^?" ~ (but unrelated) statlstica as I, you will enjoy knowing 31 Wicked 3 j S*rv/CM Oftarad 31 Palntlng-PBp9ring 32 Building Contracting 33 •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft ••••••••••••••••••••••■••• 20 Scrapes 11 Longs (si) 47 Invitation re' Strvlcn OHtrtd that on an average day in America . . . 22 Four quarts 32 NorthfTTP. sponse (abbr j Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 Ap9rtm9nt9 for fftnf $3 Homaa tor Rant 54 Autoa For Sale 61 Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 BPOE member PAINTING - INTERIOR AND WES ROBBINS Carpentry s 9,077 babies are born. (1,282 are illegitimate.) (abbr) ^VTopean 46 Mormon Stale C4M TREE SERVICE - Free ^ s 2,740 kida run away from home, 24 Ship canvas 21 The whole . 35Thtr(j person EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. remodeling specialist. Ad­ amount 49 Rip estimates, discount senior W TWENTY TWO rebuilt, MANCHESTER -^ew duplex. COUNTRY LIVIN' - Nice two s 63,288 automobile accidents occur, In which 129 26 Wrecks 38 Compact body Experienced, references. Ser- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, WE PIP OUR USUAL •HE LEFT 51 Debutantes bedroom cottage on lake. 20 29 Coupled 23 War hero of troops c itiz e n s C om pany g.y UPHOLSTERY. Custom ving Willimantic, built-ins. bathrooms. refInished pianos in a house?? Two bedroom. Uk baths, wall- people will die. 0EF?NARP INTO SPARRING OYER HIMSELF Yes! The new home ol Meyers minutes from Hartford. Only 33 Wing (Fr) 25 Underwater 39 Time rone Isi I Manchester-owned and Estimates. Will Manchester, Bolton. Coven­ kitchens. 649-3446.______to-wall carpeting, fireplace, 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 s 8,962 couples will wed; 1,966 will divorce, TAKING ME TO IT. BUT AT ONE WIPE OPEN ' operated. Call 646-1327 ^ gpj deliver. Please Piano and Guitar for grands, appliances and dishwasher. $200. Locators, 2365646. 34 Blacken 26 insect (abbr) 53 Baseball club try. Columbia. Tolland areas. Door Sedan, in very good con­ s 86,000 animals are turned over to animal shel- TF4AT FANCV NEW POINT- 36 Actress Gabor 27 Rivers (Sp) FARRAND REMODELING - ilayers, uprights. Call 871- Sliders and deck. $450 4 1 Accountant 54 Ballerina s call 6^2161 after 4:00 p.m. W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. dition, and well maintained. tera, and 36,986 dogs and cats are put to death there, RESTAURANT.' 37 Earth’i star 26 Stud Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. monthly. Nonets. Utilities not ENTICING FIVE ROOMER - strong points Asking $300. Please call 646 s 1,370 men will undergo vaaectomiea. ILat) ^ 30 Unsafe (abbr) With basement, garage. 57 With (Latl B4M TREE SERVICE, INTERIOR PAINTING AND Room Additions, Decks. All included. 649-7105 weekdays 3582. a 68,493 teen-agers will come down with VD. 36 President building (2 43 Conjunction Sporting Qooda 46 after 5:00 p.m. Modem appliances Yard for where TREE-MENDOCS ser­ WATERPROOFING WALLPAPERING. types of Remodeling and s 3 million people will go to the movies, (abbr) wds) (Ger) 58 Scouting vice IS guaranteed, now hatchways, foundation Quality professional work at Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- kids. Only $350. Locators. 236 1973 VOLKSWAGON. Semi 39 Capital group (abbr j TWENTY THREE FOOT 5646. s Someone is raped every eight minutes, murdered 45 Bellini opera offering FREE STl'MP cracks Tile lines, sump- reasonable prices. Fully in­ ly insured. Phone 643^17. HEBRON. Two bedrooom automatic. 63,000 miles. New every 27 minutes, and robbed every 78 seconds. A 40 Soul URI.NDING with tree pumps. stone walls, steps, sured. Free estimates. G.L PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman apartment. Quiet area. Easy tires. $1,100. 6465676, after 42 Move quickly 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 LEON CIEZSYNSKI Sedan. Hard top. Excellent KING SIZE FOUR burglar strikes every 10 seconds and a car Is stolen 44 Borrow money removal Free estimates Ful­ patios, walks Chimney McHugh. 643-9321______commute to Hartford, 5:00 p.m.. 12 13 14 repairs. 871-8399 . 643-4953. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ condition. New electric trim Willimantic, New London or BEDROOM HOME - With every 33 seconds. on ly insured References Senior PAINTING BY CRAIG ditions. remodeling, rec Citizens Discount 643-7285 tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin Middletown. Call 228-3371 or patio. Garage. Kids o.k. 1977VOLKSWAGON RABBIT. s 2,466 children are bitten by dogs. 46 Indefinite m 15 18 ’7 OGDEN". Interior and rooms, garages, kitchens a 800 million cups of coffee are drunk, order BRICK. BLCK'K. STONE - with head. Owner bought 228-0328, from 6:00 p.m. to Under $330. Locators. 236- Four door sedan. Automatic Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, larger boat Call 742-8537 alter 8:00 p.m. 5646.______s 884,794 it spent to fight dandruff, 47 Provincial 18 so 2’ Fireplaces Concrete sured. Free Estimates Call transmission steering, radio, dormers, roofing. Residential 5:00 p.m. air conditioning, regular gas. s Amateurs take 19,178,000 snapshots, a-io l1/) 50 Queer ■ ■ r e w e a v i .n o b u r n Chimnev Repairs ".No Job anytime. 649-8749______or commercial. 649-4291 EXTRAVAGENT SEVEN 52 Explosive !2 HOLES Zippers, umbrellas •••••••••••••••••••••••■•ft SEVEN LARGE ROOM Excellent condition! $4350.,, s 10,000 people take their first airplane ride. Too Small. Call 644-8356 lor ROOM HOME - New decor, ■ 30 37 repaired Window shades. estimates. DESIGN KITCHENS - Garden Producta 47 Duplex. Four bedrooms, l ‘.k Telephone 647-9037. a 679 million telephone conversations occur, of Cai^taln Easy — Crooka ft Lawrence 28 27 batns. with basement. FIrenlacp 55 Female samt Venetian blinds Kevs TV Cabinets, Vanities. Formica . Basement, garage. $450 Garage. Dishwasher and which SO million are long distance, (abbr j 33 13S 1. FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 Counter Tops. Display, PICK YOUR OWN Tomatoes, monthly.ily. SecuritySecui...... deposit. No 1%70LDS. Automatic. Four s People drink 90 million cans of beer, OKAY, BU6TER- ....w' wow WHAT f ? NO- A I GATHER YOU'RE 56 Land measure WILL DELIVER small loads PAINTING. INTERIOR AND pets. Call“ 649-;" i- z m . moreT Locators, 2365646 ■ ■ Main Street 649-5221 of sand, gravel or loam Call Storage it Bookcases Kitchen peppers and eggplants. Bot- door. Air' conditiong. Power s People smoke 1.6 billion cigarettes. HERE'9 SOME CISARETTE5? J LieHTER, aUPP09BD TO GET 56 Vivacity 37 38 EXTERIOR. Low rales. Fully Cabinet Fronts. Custom ticello Farms, 209 Hillstown FOUR ROOM RANCH ■ steering rower brakes. New • 1,644 people buy hearing aids, MOTOR Oil. ITHINKl FIRE TO THE ( 59 Front ■ ■ 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a m to insured. Nine years FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. 40 41 to 00 a m. Woodworking. 649-9658 Road, Manchester. Fireplace. Garage. Base­ tires ana brakes. No rust s 2,740 teen-agers get pregnant. 60 Deprive of experience Free estimates. Immediate occupancy. Cen­ ment. Convenient location. Good condition. $850. 6465476 a 910 million is spent on advertising, sensation 44 ■ 64^1085.______Haating-Plumbing 35 CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many tral. Heat. One child. No pets. Working single adult, or s 438 immigrants become citizens, If 61 Showing good ■ ■ MOTHER WITH STATE new vanities. 29 Mountain Lease, References, security. m arried couple. No pets, MUSTANG 1979 - 2 door s 10,030,000 cows are milked. judgment 47 48 49 SO H 5 3 54 LICENSE will care lor one In­ EXTERIOR PAINTING, $325 monthly. 649-3340. 62 College LAWNS CUT Expert service NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Road. Glastonbury. (Near children. 643-28%. sedan. Automatic, 6 cylinder. a Tobacco chewers chew up to 1.3 million packages 55 58 ■57 ■58 Lowest rates around Call for fant In my home, your experienced college student. repairs, plugged drains, •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft degree (abbr j Minijeachaug Golf Course). Radio. 7500 miles. Excellent of the stuff. 63 Christian free e stim a te 649-7773 transportation Call 643-4423 Quality work. Very SUMMER SPECIAL - Four OlHcaa-Storaa lor Rant 95 6G reasonable prices. Call Mike. kitchen faucets replaced, condition! Owner moving. a Three b|ke riders are killed in accidents. Fifteen holiday 59 evenings anytime repaired, rec- rooms, NATIVE PEACHES AND rooms. Modem appliances. Call 6462012. $4100. 569-3458 or 569-4945. people drown. 64 Monkeys 62 63 64 bathroom remodeling, heat PEARS. Botti's Fruit Farm. Children welcomed. Only s The U.8. Postal Service sella 90 million sUmpa, BABYSITTING Mv home for modernization, etc. Free 260 Bush Hill Road, (rear), $150. Locators. 2365646. 1974 CHEVY IMPALA handles 230 million pieces of mail and delivers LEE PAINTING. Interior h Estimate gladly given. M & M CERAMIC FIRING Discount pre-schooler Will give lunch Exterior. "Check my rale Manchester. WAGON - $850 1972 Pinto rates Quick service. Call 643- ^nd take home Monday to Plumbing it Heatin^.^64^282L HEAT PAID - Kids ok. Two 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE Sedan. Automatic. $475. Call 834,000 packages. before vou decorate." Depen- for rent. Central location. s 8,200 people die. Of these, 1,070 will die of 2543 Fridav 643-4834 ORGANICALLY GROWN bedroom with basement. Near 6465025. or 6468363. idable. Fully insured. 646- Flooring 36 transportation. Only $145. Newly redecorated, with am- cancer. 1653 VEGTABLES No poisionous dust or sprays. Buy from the Locators. 236-5646. ^ parking. Telephone 646 1971TORINO - 302 motor s 3J!31 women have abortions. Painting-Paparing 32 FLOORSANDING It a One out of every three high school students in Alley Oop — Dave Graue Driclqe LAWNMOWERS GENERAL PAINTING - farm at less than market Good condition. Asking $550 REFINISHING Floors like prices. Only ten minutes from CARPET FIVE ROOMER - Please call 643-9357. Boston misses school, REPAIRED 15-7 Sr. Citizen PROFESSIONAL PAI.NTING Interior i Exterior; new Specializing in older Wanted to Rant 57 s 8,041 people reach their 68th birthday. Discount' Free pick up and - In terio r and ex terio r downtown Manchester. Call With laundry lacilities. Yard HBY, EEHANEE.' WHAT IF THEN YOU TWO WILL BE SET 4..AND NONE REMOVE THE STONE! ITfe Specializing In Exterior Trim. floors. Natural and stained for kids and pets. Just $275. a 176,810,080 eggs are laid. TIME THEY MET THE delivery! Expert service Commercial and residential. Free Estimates. Fully In­ 742-5081. RELIABLE PERSON looking 1%7MUSTANG FASTBACK - WE MAKE IT THROUGH f r e e ! b u t 1 WARN YOU, OF THEM HAVE floors No waxing any more! Locators. 236%46. Perfect mechanical condition a 214,798 hogs are slaughtered, THIS "ORDEAL" r KEEP MANY OTHERS HAVE TRIED.. SURVIVED.' FANGED ONE.' ECONOMY LAWN.MOWER. Free estimates. Fully in- sured. Call 646AI709. or 742- Also: Painting. John Ver- for 4 Room Apartment. 647-3660' sured. 646-4879 TOMATOES, ZUCCHINI No rust. Left side collision s The snack bar at Chicago's O’Hare Airport sells Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 5087. faille. 646-5750. ____ MOVE RIGHT IN - Pets ok. Appliances included. $200 or SQUASH it YELLOW less. Call 742-9265. damage. Phone 2263278 8,470 5ot dogs, covered with 12 gallons of relish and SQUASH - Bring your own No lease. Spacious apartment. nine gallons of mustard, washed down with 890 container. Natsisky Farms: A steal for $135. Locators, 236 1968 CAMARO - Black gallons of coffee! □ REAL ESTATE Homaa For S a lt 23 Houtahold Goods 40 Articlaa lor Sale 41 call first. 644-0304. 5646. □ AUTOMOTIVE Excellent condition! Too Had enough? If not, get the book. "American Jacoby Transfer to minors •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft many things to list. $5500 or Averages: Amazing FacU of Everyday Life,” by Mike EAST HARTFORD SPLIT SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. A REAL BARGAIN! Sunny 1 best offer. Call 742-5077. Homaa For Sale REFRIGERATORS Antiquea 48 Feinailber and William B. Mead (Doilbleday). 23 LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Washers/Ranges, used, Processed Gravel, Sand, bedroom, all utilities in­ Auto Parta For Sale 80 (P.8. 68 million people will read Dear Abby today, By Oiwald Jacoby that he holds a good club cy. Illness in family. In- guaranteed and clean New Stone, and Fill For deliveries RED GOOSE FARM. An­ cluded. Today only $155. 1975 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT but my own guess is that about five million people and Alan Sontag hand, you will move past that CAPE Immaculate six ground pool and other extras! call George Griffing, 742-7886. Locators. 2365646. SNOW TIRES. Two Sears spot With this same hand if rooms Three or lour shipment damaged. G E & tiques. Goose Lane, Coventry. DELUXE-4 door. Excellent won’t finlah reading this column - of which you 12 noon to 7 p m., 528-1451. 6x78x14, $50. Extra Rim from mechanical condition! Low The simplest method is to partner bids three clubs to bedrooms .Modern kitcen FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday Olds Cutlass. $10. Please call obviously are not one.) I B.D. Pearl it Son. 649 Main FOR SALE - Couch, end and Sunday. JUST FOR YOU -Elegant two mileage. $2800. Call 2263278. use a two-spade response to transfer to diamonds and then Wall to wall in three rooms tables, chair. T V. antenna, bedroom, with parking. 6467183 after 6:00 p.m. show clubs and a three-club bids three notrump after you Enclosed porch, garage J62,- Street, 643-2171. MA.NCHESTER rotor. $95 72 West Street. THE PACK RAT will open by Appliances. Kids ok. Just 1970 CHEVY IMPALA Good response to show diamonds bid diamonds, you should 500 Group 1 Realtors Saturday. 9 00 a m. to 11:00 $180. Locators. 2365646. Autoa For Sala 81 Opener replies to the transfer pass Partner has shown some Phjlbrick Agency. 646-4200. IMMACULATE 7 ROOM chance, or request during the condition $425. Call 6468388 The Flinistones — Hanna Barbara Productions CAPE for sale by owner. 3 am summer. Call 643-6880. or 7368733. and responder carries on slam possibilities, but you □MISC. FOR SALE F R E E H E A T It HOT WE PAY TOP PRICES for DEAR READERS: I think this is worth repeating: deronding on his strength only have two diamonds MANCHESTER - Unique bedrooms, dining room, living "Every gun that is made, every warship launch^, English Cotswold three storv room with fireplace. Finished DARK LOAM DELIVERED - WATER - Two bedrooms with wrecked and junk cars. A & B 1977 GOLDEN EAGLE Responder can pass to show when you use four suit #••••••••••••••••••••••••• A N T IQ U E S it Auto Salvage, used auto parts. every rocket fired signifies in the final sente, a theft transfers this wav it simpli­ . Colonial on Comstock Road, basement Aluminum siding. 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also COLLECTIBLES - Will basement. Near tranporta- JEEP-Quadritraction. 304 V-8 3£Sutiotie\r/ a bad hand, bid three notrump Articlaa tor Sale 41 tion. Just $240. Locators, 236 Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . from thoee who hunger and are not fed, those who to offer opener a choice fies one part of S(ayman that near Country Club Must be Attached garage. Private sand, gravel and stone 643- purchase outright, or sell on engine. Soft top. Black Jack causes trouble otherwise in seen to be appreciated $125 - yard and more! Call 646-4922 9504 commission. Houselot or 5646. Headers. Good condition are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms la not between three notrump or a (he sequence 1 nolrump-2 C-2 000 Lesperance Agency. 646- or 677-8700, ask for Marie. No single piece. Telephone 644- $4200. Call after 5:00 p.m . spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of ita . « o minor suit game or slam (D H or S) - 3 C, responder's 0505 agents please STEREO COMPONENT ONE BEDROOM. Heat, air 742-7270. laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its Suppose you open a good Ihree-club bid is forcing since conditioning, on bus line. notrump such as:S-A 7 6 5 H- if he wanted lo stop at three ALUMINUM Sheets used as SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, WANTED JUNK AND LATE children.. . . This is not a way of life at all in any true printing plates. .007 thick iplayer record), speaker Rooms lor Rent 52 Available September 1st. $250. 1974 PINTO SQUIRE •ense. Undqr the cloud of war, it is humanity hanging A K 2 D- K J C- Q 10 6 4 If clubs he would have trans­ Call 649-2098. MODEL WRECKS - Cash partner responds two spades ferred f j 23x28'5’’, 25 cents each or 5 pair, turntable, stack rack. Paid. Call Parker Street Used WAGON-Low miles. on a croas of iron.” for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be $390 or best offer Four piece Do you know who said that? It was Dwight D. as a club transfer, you bid Next Saturday we will dis­ C v niUSHEirSNOIKE THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. Excellent condition! $1500 cuss transfers ajler a two- picked up before It a m bedroom set. modern style, trally located. Kitchen T H R E E ROOM Call 646220 7. Eisenhower, on April 16, 1983, before the American three clubs as you are sup­ EQUAL HOUaiNO OPPORTUNITY posed to do: but if partner now notrump opening ONLY solid oak, be.st offer Call 643- privileges. Call 649-2358. APARTMENT - Heat, 1969 CONTINENTAL Society of Newspaper Editors. And it’s as true now as i.NEW.SI’AHER ENTEHF'RISE ASSN . utilities. Security deposit. No bids three notrump to show 4350 after 5:00 p m. Monday CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call 1974 MUSTANG Il-SUndard it was then. All real estate advertised In thli newspaper Is sub|ect to through Friday Ask for Lee MATURE MALE ROOM $15. pets. Available September between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 shift. 66,000 miles. $900 or best SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 1st. Call 649-9092. 643-1827. or the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makaa It Il­ track with recorder, turntable Female, mature $20. Non- p.m. 6464004. offer. 6464570 after 5:30. smokers. Live-in. References. 434-7406. legal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dis­ and two speakers. Excellent * TAG SALES One must have license, plus 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Trueka lor Sale 82 crimination based on race, color, religion, sex or condition. $200 Call after 6 The Born Loser — Art Saniom p.m.. 647-1400. few errands and meals. 849- DliPLEX-5 large rooms. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 Pstrogroph national origin, or an intention to make any such TAG SALE - .All week until 5459. Private entrance, large yard negotiable. Telephone 643- 1%9 CHEVROLET model C 60 preference, limitation or discrimination This Sunday Girls clothes. Brow­ Appliances. Excellent loca­ 6785. or 6561723. Dump Truck. Six yard body. OJHV MUST Vou POOL- 24' X 4 . 7 ft deep. tion for children. $350 plus newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement nie uniform, dishes.et cetera. GENTLEMAN ONLY Good condition throughout. IQS6TUPD)J Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck Kitchen privileges. Free utilities. 2 months security. mHII enharice your sense of pride for real estate which is In violation of the law. 10 High Meadow Road. 1968 DART, 1%9 CHARGER $3200. 6466544. $500,00 or best offer. 568-7317 Bolton. package Security and References. Financial state­ 318. Three speed. PosI rear CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jm >. 19) If o MAJO)JO ^ Africa's largest lake, Lake Victoria, is on the equator. references required. 643-2693 ment. No pets. 647-1669 end. Needs some work. Best DATSUN 1974 PICK UP - Best c f o u r you try to impose your views on SPECTAGLe CP, for appointment others today you'll meet with stiff MOVING MUST SELL! Oval MOVING. EVERYTHING offer over $400. 871-7385. offer, "as is ". Call 6465334 * W r t h d £ ^ resistance. However, if you set Conneclic ul Assotialion o( Reallors wood grain formica table with MUST GO! 3 Fajnily Tag ANSALDI VILLAGER. Two the proper example people will 'tbuRsetF?^ Sale Double keyboard organ, SOMEONE INTERESTED IN bedroom townhouse. 1976 TRIUMPH TR6. 34,000 1979 CHEVY HALF TON with choose to emulate your actions. one leaf plus 4 chairs $50.5,000 COOKING in exchange for BTU room air conditoner $30 single bedroom set (French Fireplace, patio, immediate miles. Excellent condition. Camper Cap.6 cylinder. 8 ft. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Provincial) 2 console stereo, room and board. Retired per­ occupancy. $450 monthly. Two Asking $5,000. 6466684. bed. Low miles. Must sell' A u gutI 31.1M0 Don't let sudden change or alter­ Frigidaire clothes dryer $50. 2 son preferred. References One of your long-desired dreams ing conditions disturb you today. room size green shag rugs $35 baby items, toys, mis­ months security. Lesperance Asking $4500. 64627%. REAL ESTATE COURSE required. 646-0902. Agency. 646-0505. BANK REPOSSESSIONS - may come true in the year You're very adaptable and each; rug runner $15 Twin cellaneous 643-4385. ahead, it could be among a num­ somehow you'll work things out 0-%J 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Uotorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 Our Boarding Hou«« mattress and boxspring $25 CHARTER OAK STREET - ber of happy surprises in your to your advantage. Walnut coffee table $45. TAG SALE - 114 Crestwood SOUTH WINDSOR - Working $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport future. This will end a testy two- PISCES (Feb. 20-ftlarch 20) Ini­ This course meets the minimum educational Drive, Manchester - TODAY. Room with private entrance, with 1 .2. and 3 bedroom F u ry $2300. 1976 Dodge 1975 KAWASAKI 900. tial impressions could be deceiv­ Wooden drop leaf kitchen suitable for working Showroom condition. Header. harrumph requirements lor the salespersons license as set forth table $20. Tricycle $10. Girls Saturday, 9 to 4. We'll have houses and apartments. Many Charger Special Edition $2500. {qna^'*(Aug. js-snpt. as) ing to^ay. so don't base your VaiRE ALL THUJUSH, JA (iK »L) MEAN gentleman. $30.00 weekly. 7,000 miles. $2,200 or best winthrop — Dick Cavalli I GOT WHOM by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. 16' ■ bicvcle $15." Man's AMF 10 "Something For Everyone!". accepting children and pets. 1973 GMC "Jimmy" Utility You’re very imaginative and clev­ judgment on early information. the dOiiSER.' (7NE aUlCK We Invite you to attend the first lecture without In­ $35 00 Security. No cooking. Call for details. Locators, 236 Truck $2300. 1%9 AMC Am­ offer. 5660645. er today, but your first thoughts You won't make mistakes once MZ7VE ANP the w in d WILL ZAPPED PO YOU speed 140. Upholstered chair Call 649-1746. aren't necessarily your best you have all the facta. curring any obligation. Our course covers the develop­ $20 Call 647-9706 TAG SALE - 107 A. Sycamore 5646. bassador $500. The above may HCWOOYGUUICE T H K tS N(OTA NEXrO IE I 6HOW AAV HAVE AN EXPRESS LANE^ BY THIS THINK Lane. Manchester 9:30 to be seen at the Savings Bank of QUALITY BMX PARTS - orres. Your brilliarjce comes ARIES (March 21-April 19) BUNDLE TAUiSHT ment of the real estate industry, transfer ol title, finan­ when you think things through. Don't be too eager to accept the MVAALieTACHE^ MUSTACHE...IHAliS MLASTACHE TO. VR IG H T THROUGH 5:00. TODAY. Saturday Apartmenia For Rant 53 FURNISHED THREE ROOM Manchester, 923 Main Street. Forks. Irames et cetera, OF f l a b ' B ILL cing, liens, contracts, appraising and many more sub- Romance, travel. luck, first price if you are shopping for C H U (S K IE ^ BLUEBERR/JAAA. J'LL MAKE HIM STAMP SOLID MAPLE DROP LEAF APARTMENT. Second floor. anytime after 6:00 p.m., 643- resources, possible pitfalls and an item of importance today. A NICE APIN', MAJOR-YCUVE I'M OUlTTm R0P6ERS lects. TABLE - Opens to 42 x 64". FARTHER SACK. THE EASTERN MANCHESTER MAIN Heat. Private entrances. 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four 2828: except Thursday after career for the coming months little haggling could get you a CAPTUREP the JOSCIN' M V ? Good condition. Asking $100 8:00 p.m. ' are all discussed in your Astro- discount. T CONNECTICUT FLEA STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. Adults. No pets. Security. door. Registered and running. BANPlT.' HE k n o c k e d PROFESSION.' tnot RTl I7U 8E8IN8: Call 643-8249. MARKET is at the Mansfield Hot water. Appliances. No References. 643-4860. N e^ s work. Best offer. Call Qraph. which begins with your TAURUS (April 2(MVUy 20) Try 1975 HONDA SL 175 - birthday. Mail $1 for each to to avoid companions today r OVER A MBOVDI. CT. Sapt. 4 Drive-in Theatre (Junction 31 pets. Parking. Security. 523- 647-3494 days; 6467149 after BANK FIVE, LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing and 32) Public free. Dealer 7047 5:00 p.m. Excellent condition! Under Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio whose Interests and likes are not SOKIULL Ends Oct. 16 SIX ROOM APARTMENT - City Station. N Y. 10019 Be sure in harmony with yours. Seek pais AMLE5 Table. Was $80. asking $45 spaces available Every Sun­ Located centrally. Children 2900 miles. $500, or best offer. Baby's walker $9 Carseat $6. Call 6464167. to specify birth date. who enjoy doing things that BACK! day (9:00 a m to 3:00 p.m.) H8 MAIN STREET - "The accepted. $325 monthly. Call THUNDERBIRD 1662-Black L IM A (te p t. 23-Oc1.23) In busi­ bring you pleasure. ClwsM niMt Mon. ft Tlnirs. lor 13 soMlons Irom 7:00- 646-20% until Thanksgiving Gables." 3 Room Apartment. 649-2871. with red interior. Low ness matters today, try to work GEMINI (Mar 31-June 20) 10:00 p.m. Third floor. Heat and hot mileage Trophy Winner. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 200 - 2,- with available assets rather than Something you were depending OIL FIRED water heater 000 miles. $950. uaii ti4t>-i9i4. Fee; 1110 Induding books and dassroein material Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 water $320 monthly Security Homaa lor Rant 54 Excellent condition! $2195. draw on your reserves. Use on anothw to do for you today DO: Excellent condition $65 or after 6:00 p.m. smarts to figure out how. may not come off as planned. Be and Tenant Insurance Call 6464286. cMAUA C 'Mi *1 M* •« ’ M V I ••• 0> best offer. 643-2698, until 7:00 FREE KITTENS to a good required. Available TWO BEDROOM HOUSi SCORPIO (Oct. 34410V. 22) prepared to fend for yourself. p.m. September 1st. Call 6462426,9 Subdue assertive impulses CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even Far further infeniatiMi cad or write; home Please call 742-6329. Near hospital. References.X today. Think In terms of collec­ though your attitude is warm and Levy’s Law — James Schumeister to 5 weekdays. Security. Lease required. $400 CJUL 316 Farmincton dre., Hvtford, Ct 0610S SEVENTY TWO INCH Couch, “THE CAR STORE" tive efforts, rather than of indi­ affectionate you may not be able Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 per month. Group 1 Philbrick vidual ones. Being the bess isn't lo please everyone. The fault is PHOK: S22-72SS or cal instructor chair, ottoman $400 Maple ATTRACTIVE THREE Agency, 646-4200. THE LARGEST COUECTION OF CLEAN PRIVAnLY as Important as being well theirs, not yours. RICHARD 8ELIQ, 423-1601 Hutch $300 Magnavox Con­ PLAYER PIANO - Beautiful ROOM A PA R TM EI^ Heat. OWNED USED VEHICLES EAST OF THE RIVER , LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Victory sole Stereo $150 Call 646-6693 refinish with stained-glass Electricity. H o/ water. ANDOVER - 5 Room Single. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) will not elude you today if your C tSrO F^R S front. In tune Moving, must Appliances. References. No $300 plus utilities. Married "OOP RUSINESS IS SEUING TOUR CAR” Duties and responsibilities aims and goals are well defined. WAIT1N(S SIX P IE C E should be given priority today Marshal your forces, don't Cn^E MUST M E M 'n o ilE ' 0-30 Raaort Property sell 649-2981 pets. $285. 6463167. 2263540. couple. No children. No pets. 27 CONTEMPORARY iMzons MNUnC$ over pleasurable pastimes. scatter them. No washing machine. 74 ns $9000. Doing what's expected of you (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) BEDROOM SET. living room References. Lease. Security. 1$ Ih m r) HMurdi S3$H. RALPHS KENT-A-nSH RANCH - .Nine rooms Formal FREE DETAILS - Retire to sofa and chair Whirlpool 75 Viha 242 $3300. eiUnnlnllLl $7250. dining room Rec room with award winning adult 742-^8, mornings and after SO Oatsiai 20051 $7050. dryer Large Formica top WOODSIDE ANTIQUES 6 , 742-6873 afternoons. 77 Ford i n I N i|w $227$. ' . / 4 wet bar Separate master mobilhome community 70 Oalsan 2S07 $5000. SIN. SMft Olancft* — Oil Fox table, many uses; and more! . 5I1.S00. 72 Dodge Coronet bedroom suite with cathedral Something new Affordable SACRIFICING. 643-6142 79 Parsche 924 74 OMi DoHa Ujde SUN. ceiling Large flag-stone homes' Heritage Village, 1101 CLOSE TO PRATT it 74 Fiat 128 51350. 11 Ford H istioi S32N. Bugs Bunny — Hoimdahl A StoHel patio Pool Wood-burning Ranch Road. Vero Beach. WHITNEY - Six room house «UI$ 75 Morenrr lokot $2050. stove $89,500 Group 1. Florida, 32960 E ST A T E SALE BY BUYING with acreage. Too many 77 Dodte Mali $3150. APPOINTMENT ONLY - Call F.NJ). \VELu PO \3(^EAT,C D C .\^•^AS O L'AL» Philbrick Agency 646-4200 extras to list! Call Locators, 77 Dedge Mail 55100. 71 D ISO Kdi up S45N. 875-9260. after 10:00 a.m. 2365646. 79 Chny $tep Van $10,000. Y 0J'T M IN < OC |TH£ =NE25V ^ M J5 ' .5 = T Houaahold Goods 40 Modern dolls, antique fur­ 77 a 7 S52N. IIV.'$ 79 Suborn trot $4150. vTV new eoBOT?’ PLYMOUTH LANE Colonial niture. primitive chest 1840, GOLD,^ SILVER BRING THE FAMILY - Nice 74 Fard Titao $4500. M ODEL HOME Morris chair, dining room set mis Short Rlb« — Frank Hill Six generous size rooms 24 two bedroom home. Modem 77 Dodge laid) 59900 53 IN I HATE T7-IESE T foot livingroom Fireplace FUR.NITURE ■ Unused. with buffet, cherry drop leaf 77 Ninnebaio 514.500 table, oak bookcase, glass WE PAY INSTANTLY ON T H | SPOT appliances. Laundry lacilties. : U N $3SN. AND SRIMSTOME Dining room Three Butcher block kitchen table, Under $235. Locators, 236- and four chairs, value $700. ware, R S. Prussia creamer, 71 Hotabeune S 5M SERMONS. bedrooms l ‘x baths Garage • Class Rings • Jewelry 5646. ID Nondi 7S0 F $2750 $69,900 Group 1, Philbrick asking $350 Chrome and glass pink depression, piano: many, W g ig p INJC-I Agency. 646-4200 dining table, with four chairs, many more things , • Anything maiited lOK 14K 18K beige velvet cushions and • All Sterling Silver MANCHESTER - Extra large chrome, value $2000. asking EIGHTEEN FOOT POOL. three bedoooms with air. 796 Silver Line Imeedng MANCHESTER - Redwood $1350. Sand tweed sectional L Four feet deep, with deck and Fireplace. Kids and pets ok. Eisl Hertfom Farms 7 Room Cape with full shaped couch, with two ot­ filter. $200 or best offer. 646- PHONE 643-4639 HOURS 9-5 Just $425. Locators, 2^5646. immEX M ils dormer Large family room. 2 tomans. value $3000. asking 5982. SHIS -1070 car garage. 2 fireplaces $1730. Oval chrome and glass 210 PINE ST. • MANCHESTER GIANT THREE BEDROOM - AMflllCAN MteCHANOIK EXCHANOt, INC. 2 comar of HTFD. RD. AND PINE ST. New decor. With basement. •aamama aurma aao aauaaa or auaurr ataacMaaoiaa Enclosed porch and patio. cocktail table, value $350, CRAFTSMAN PGWER IHATS THE 0EST rr PUNS -'<5 F^ivate Vj acre lot. Principals asking $250. Call 643-9508. or TOOLS for sale. Never used. (OLD KINDS BLDQ.) Yard for kids, $200's. Toatmaa- UlHi OR only $85,900 646-3794 649-5635 646-8465. Locators, 2365646. PJAPT IT C^DESNT STEU VN FI»tchT*a Landing USE- SA<5------o z a s i 5 0 L 'E C E • ★ * ■♦★*★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★'*■ ★★★★★★★★★ €********************** itii-k-k 6 OH YtAHl Itjo r A \ hah! I 1HtN 'toOR. \ so-, BiEcrzicn^- 'too CALL<(0O«StlP ) CfcfftR. rU)1HtJU0eARS \ MUftTfS A W O V tlfi >m nK11(834 TOO, FLtA CZHjLAR H£Xt.\ Z(0T A SISUR! im a tLl Frr voor. m n (iocrrst ' • 6 0 DCNS

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