20 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Nov. 16,197» Experts Say Solar Power Is Efficient HARTFORD (UPI) - Putting the sun to work is an ef The] ubllc has been very receptive to the idea of aolar should expect a return in about five to 10 years. ficient and economically feasible way to tackle the power but needs to learn more of the facts, Ms. Friedland "The real issue is out of pocket expenses. In a very current energy crisis, specialists told a solar power said. short period of time it’s costing you less and less every workshop for the financial community Thursday. "I think the whole issue of ‘heating or eathig' in this month to pay your beat,” Hollander said. Luggage Consultants with a federally funded solar research and part of the country will raise the consciousness about solar,” she said. information group also said the long-term advantages of LooMm to r e AMT The Nr Tari solar power will far outweigh the initial investment as A hot water heating system is the moat practical and learryai the cost of fuel increases. economical solar system an average family can install in DENTIST? ■Mi iM), MMMe, I “Solar power is a pretty simple technology. It’s func an existing home, Hollander said. The type of system Try ut for the poraonal touohl SamnL tional now. It works now. And it la economically depends on the location and construction of &e home, and Our modern office Is conveniently located In East rinl Fw feasible,” said Gayle Friedland, a financial analyst for and W to 120 gallon Unk can cost from $1,000 to $4 000. Hartford - just 1 mile from Pratt A Whitney and 1-84. MARLOW’S Eperythlmg Stne9 I9 llt ^ e F^nklin Institute. Hollander also said every system should always have New patients are gladly 'ISbepted. Emergencies DOWNTOWN MAIN tTfltlT, MANCNIDTtN • AAM ttl She told about 125 Realtors, bankers, lenders and state an auxiUary heater. , seen same day. m t RANKINQ FNONT AND MAN OR tTOM and local officials that solar can only meet about 20 per- “It is almost never econ^ical to do solar IM MARTIN CHANOi CANOR ACCim Ot Call for an appointment 569-3870 ORIN • DAVR • THUNR. NITIR H MO cent of the nation’s energy needs but does play an ”im- " h f portant role” in the total picture. federal Department of Energy, the state and other DR. RONALD M. DARSHAY D.D.S. Peter Hollander, a solar technician, said solar savings groups. .... j,., , , 800 Silver Lane Final Report Released will become “reaUy dramatic” if the cost of home Homeowners c ^ o t ^ t the traditional lew than East Hartford heating oil and gas continue skyrocketing______five year payback on Uieir investment, both said. but Lottery Winner Town Audit Shows Surplus Surprised MAKE CALDOR YOUR 10Y STORE! Suggests Improvements MANCHESTER -G race Outstanding, fun-filled special savings from our great Holiday selection Raimondi, 64, of Manchester, has been By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA counting error, leaving a total $38,028 are now invested by banks in the playing the Connecticut Herald Reporter surplus. Outgoing Democratic Direc stock market are yielding smaller State Lottery since it 'Star Wara’ tor Joseph b'weeney said at a press returns than those invested by the in MANCHESTER -The town began but had never won. l i i f Action Figures conference on Friday, ”We thought surance company. auditor’s report released today recently, however, she had we had $108,000 surplus. We still have EACH revealed the community finished it but in a different form.” As an aside, Sweeney said he to do a double take at her 6 .9 7 Our Reg. 9.69 fiscal 1979 with a $38,028 surplus and wanted to set the facts straight about ticket, scanning it to make Movable, authentic-design figures a generally sound accounting system Mayor Stephen Penny added, “$70,- a rumor he had heard. Sweeney said sure she wasn't dreaming Include 'Derth Vader,' 'Princess a town employee came to him with that all six digits matched Lele,’ 'Storm Trooper,' 'JAWA,' with this year's funds. The same $70,- the eroneous impression that pension Product Parade many more. that system need fine tuning. the winning number in the 000 got fre ^ up to use in this year’s funds had been used for the leaf newspaper to win her $20,- Jerome I. Baskin, the town’s A parade of antique and classic cars auditor had released preliminary budget.” pickup. Sweeney said the rumor is School. The parade formed at the Chamber of 000. 'Battlestar Qalactica’ data on Oct. 9 showing an anticipated completely untrue. traveled Manchester’s streets Friday after Commerce Building on East Center Street. Mrs. Raimondi made the YOUR CHOICE! The report made several Adtion Figures $216,880 surplus. Out of these funds, recommendations involving impor noon to mark the opening the the Manchester (Herald photo by Pinto) discovery on Nov. 9 and Girder and In another recommendation the the Board of Directors allocated tant accounting procedures that report said the tax assessor should Product Show today at Manchester High told her husband, Adam, to Panel Sets EACH $106,000 for the leaf pick-up, an Our Reg. 2.49 should be changed to reflect federal calculate the phase-in figures. Now, start packing his bags for by Kenner £ 1 .4 4 emergency fuel fund, and for restora Hawaii, a long-awaited and state requirements. Detailed the tax collector is sometimes Poseable figures have authentic tion of the Mt. Nebo Hockey Rink. fixed assets records should be es dream of hers. Q C E A C H detail and costumes. Great play responsible for these assesments, 2 • 9 0 Our Reg. S.M The remaining $108,000 anticipated tablished. Town Manager Robert Mcraimondi held the mates lor inter-galactic adventure.V which amounts to “buck passing." Panel Ends Hearing surplus was cut by $70,852 due to bills only weekly Money Tree • Building Set lets young Weiss said this improvement would Efforts are underway to ensure the I'Baby architects create original for the board of education and the be implemented prior to the next ticket sold with the win ‘ElectrtiMan’ buck stops at the proper office. HMrtbeat’ buildings or replicas with 'MIcronaut' Motorized town comptroller that arrived during audit. ning six-digit combination from Ideal 225 snap-togetner places. by Kanner Book, figures included. Vehicles the final two weeks of fiscal 1979. The town's personnel is subject to of 741748, drawn on the The audit report stated, “The ac In several instances, the report the same pressures acting on any Nov. 8 “Lottery Show.” S.88l'.‘fe •Bridge a Highway Sal EACH said the person who collected town On Hospital Claims counting system is being cut off business, as one recommendation 5.97 Lets budding engineers Our Rag. 5.99 Working for Arrow-Hart Our RtR. 0.90 create at w ill 225 snap- 3 .6 6 prematurely. Accordingly, certain money was also keeping the books. regarding the data processing Inc. for 17 years, Mrs. Electronic hero talks, warns of intruders, The report recommended PtACB it«thoscop« on logelher pieces, planning From the world of the Micronauts- expenditures made in the last 15 days system pointed out. Apparently, town By ALEX GIRELLI ting the commission, questioned Ber client) and its legal counsel over the Raimondi retired last pinpoints 'enemies' in his unwavering book make It fun and easy. h tr hM rt & hM f II space travel with the Photon Sled, segregating the duties, so any errors offices are treating the data City Editor nard Forand, executive director of possibility of litigation. December. Adam is a bMt! Cuddly U" 'laser' light. Kids love his protection! Ultrasonic Scooter, many more. of the fiscal year are not reflected in ^companion Ball the proper accounting period. one person missed, the other could processing department like a typing the commission, on the number of Kang has filed a brief with the retired pump operator for 3 "C" tMtt«i.l not lncliMt«l. HARTFORD —A hearing was com inol includad. “Accordingly, we recommend that pick up. pool, with each office wanting their hospital budgets the commission Freedom of Information Commission the Metropolitan District pleted Friday after a full day of methodology be devised and im More complete bookkeeping work accomplished first. The report must considering (35) and the limited and Lynch will file one by Nov. 30, Water Bureau in Hartford. procedures were recommended for testimony in Manchester Memorial FOI Commissioner Donald Fried plemented so the town's books may suggested work would be ac Hospital's complaint to the Freedom span of time in which they must com They have three children, be kept open beyond the calendar the collector of revenue office, the complished more efficiently if the plete their deliberation. man questioned the counsel on the eight grandchildren and treasurer’s office, and other oftices. of Information Commission over ac time span for budget consideration, year-end to reflect expenditures for departments meet regularly to agree tions of the Commission on Hospitals In his summary argument Knag three great-grandchildren. Changes in the investment of the contended that the hospital was on the size and staff resources of the EARV-V f o r outstanding billings at year-end. on the priority of their needs. and Health Care. town pension fund were prejudiced by the absense of the Commission on Hospitals and Health SHOP Scindinevian-Type "In order to accomplish this, it The only part of the report the rhe hospital brought the complaint SAVE ON recommended. Sweeney said, “The public from hearings. He argued that Care. 4 ^ Ft. Extra Wide Cast Iron Airtight may be necessary for revisions to be mayor te rm ^ “juciey” is the deficit after the commission cut the hospital Balsam Christmas Tree Wood Burning Stove made to the data processing system report is suggesting that the pension the water and sewer taxes reflect. the public would be very concerned Friedman also asked the attorneys board collectively emulate the ac budget by $789,000 after a series of about commission proceedings “if what remedy might be appropriate if Sheldon •WET ONES Moist so that two fiscal years are tem The report showed taxes outstanding hearings and deliberation sessions. tions of Roger Negro, town they knew about them." the FOI commission found tliat there TovyelBlteS, Our Reg. 99c 79* 1 6 . 4 0 Our Rag. 22.99 porarily maintained simultaneously. in these areas of $298,165. The mayor The hospital, and the Connecticut ‘ 1 8 4 S lf* “$70,852 was recorded as expen treasurer.” said the board of directors will be He said the commission was guilty were violations of the FOI statute. To Head Pre-shaped, outswept and extra full. Bums wood up to 18" long. Fire Hospital Association, along with it. Knag said his clients would like the Flame retardant artificial branches ditures for fiscal year 1980, when in The report suggested placing a keying in on this area within the next of a consistent series of mistakes brick lined box assures even greater share of pension funds in in claim that the commission sessions Freedom of Information Commission •ODOR-EATERS plus sturdy tree stand. heat, long wear. ICBO approved. fact, they should have been recorded year to develop sucessful collection were held with inadequate or mis with respect to provisions of the Campaign Deodorizing Insoles (Pair) surance company investments and Freedom of Information law add two to restore the budget as requested by •Compacl Box Heeler . . . in fiscal year 1979.” procedures. leading public notice and that one • 6 FI. Bavarian Traa with Certificates of Deposit. Funds which t the hospital. Our Reg. 1.27...... 0ufR.e.izMt...... ‘93 The auditor thus corrected the ac- FOI hospital HARTFORD - Frank P. 88* S'A” Branches. Our n.g. S33...... 24.B7 executive session was held held in In his summation, Lynch denied an The FOI action is one of two being Sheldon, C.L.U., has been • Deluxe Box Hoeler violation of the Freedom of Informa Ow 8 ^ -1 7 *7 0 ...... ’ 1 3 7 pattern of ignoning FOI provisions ’'ursued by the hospital against the appointed east central tion law provisions. .'ommission. Pending in a suit in • COLGATE Fluoride 35-Light U.L. Mini Set for • 19th Contury-Style Parlor and said the commission made a regional chairman for the Most of the testimony Friday after genuine attempt to give notice and tu Superior Court in which the hospital American Heart Associa Toothpaste, 9 oz. Indoor/Outdoor Use StO M , Ow a.«. 290.70...... * 2 1 7 noon hinged on the scheduling of Star* Blook or#y. Nol t§ modNi In il tiam. file records of its actions. is asking the court to restore the tio n 1980 cam p a ig n . Our Reg. 1.59...... 1.11 Herald Unique Product commission meetings on the budget budget. He also contended that the com Sheldon, a lifetime resi 2 . 6 7 Our Rag. 3.99 in August and early September. mission is not a "public agency " The court has already issued a stay dent of Manchester, is an •50-Llght U.L Mini Straight-Line Set Attorney Paul Knag, representing of execution of the the commission's • LAVORIS Mouthwash, the hospital, questioned George Roy, within the meaning of the FOI law agent of the Phoenix Our R*9. 5.00...... 4.17 PRESTO Fan-Forced and that the sessions complained of budget order cut. Thus the hospital is 24 oz. Mutual Life Insurance Co., Portable Heater By Changing Every Day chief financial officer of the hospital, are not “meetingsm within the operating under its $2.2 million Hartford branch office. He Our Rag. 2.58...... 1.07 about the amount of notice he meaning of that law. budget as orignally requested, but a serves on the board of 26” 4-Roil or 30” Continuous received about meetings, and about sum is in escrow pending dispostion 23.70 rely on for factual, unbiased news of proaches to our presentation of sport Lynch argued that the executive trustees of Manchester By STEVEN M. HARRY changes in starting times and delays of the suit. The sum is 20 per cent of Fold Christmas Gift Wrappings 1320 watts of thermostatically the community. and people news and an ongoing session complained of was a discus Memorial Hospital and the • CLEARASIL, .65 oz. controlled heat. Safety tip-over Executive Editor in starting. the $798,000 the commission cut. switch. «H13 In addition your daily newspaper is dedication to providing the most sion between the , commission (a Manchester YMCA and is a Regular or Vtniihlng, 1 . 2 3 Our Rag. 1.79 to 1.8S Attorney Richard Lynch, represen corporator of the Savings This is product show weekend in one.of the few industrial products comprehensive, current report of Our Reg. 1.87. . .. 1.14 PRESTO Forced Air Manchester and, at risk of blowing Bank of Manchester. • 36" 4-Roll QItt Wrapt . that is put together with a large in local news found anywhere. ‘Heal Cannon’ our own horn, we'd like to take a lit Because our lives and lifestyles Sheldon announced the OurB.g. 149...... 1.76 vestment of time and resources and tle space to explain our own product, put into the hands of youngsters to constantly change, so does our daily town chairman who will • KOTEX Lightdays Carter Cancels Holiday Trip 1 24.70 sr.r'^ The Evening Herald. distlibute. newspaper. develop the volunteer Panty Liner, Box of 30. Alms heat where you need ill Most persons don't think about hostages - and assured the state of Those youngsters do a terrific job We'd appreciate hearing from our Bv LAI RENCE McGl I^LAN He canceled both a trip to Florida organizations and local Hi/lo switch, safety grilles. their daily newspaper as a manufac ficials there is "no re'ason to panic" Our Reg. 1.69...... 1 . 1 2 Colorful ‘Mums’ in 6” Pots distributing the Herald as indepen readers with their thoughts about the . WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Saturday and plans to vacation next campaigns for the towns in *07850 tured product because of its about potential fuel shortages the region. In Bolton, at dent business persons. They are Herald. Carter friday canceled a trip to week on Sapelo Island along the 3 . 8 8 Our Rag. 4.99 character and place in the lives of its given a lot of responsibility in our in This writer would also like to get Georgia coast “in order to continue because of his decision banning Ira torney Lawrence A. Piano; • MYLANTA Liquid Antacid Florida and a scheduled nian oil imports. Manchester, Thomas F. Fresh, healthy plants in an array ol tail readers. dustry and they measure up very acquainted with more of you. Thanksgiving vacation in (Georgia to closely monitor the situation in 12 oz. Bottle. Your comments and criticisms are The president asked the officials to Ferguson of LaBonne colors and just in time for the holidays! well. because of the hostage crisis, and Iran" The Herald really is such a product welcomed at the Herald. The White House said Rosalynn try and calm angry Americans in Bemis Associates; South Our Reg. 2.19 1.49 which is unique in the manufacturing Because ours is a product that is asked Americans not to abuse inno Just write to let us know what we Carter will travel to Florida Satur their states so that there will be no Windsor, attorneys John J. • Coloriul Ktlanchoat in 4” Polt fill** world because the result of our ef constantly changing we are con cent Iranians. mast. Our R.g.2.4t...... 1.88 0 owl can do to better meet your needs for day in place of her husband, who was repercussions against the 62 U.S. Woodcock III and Stephen 25*/< forts is a completely new product tinually updating the way we do our The White House announced Carter •NEW FREEDOM • Fam Plant-SUnd 20” High job. information. to have attended a sUte democratic citizens held by Iran at the U.S. em H. Riege; Tolland, Gary every day. would, however, spend Thanksgiving bassy in Tehran. Maxi Pads, Box ot 30. Out R.e.6Jt...... 4.88 Some of the recent changes include Meanwhile, we hope you enjoy week at his Camp David retreat in convention in Mt. Petersburg. Wolffe; and Vernon, Ar INDOOR AND OUTDOOR The Herald is produced by a team Carter discussed the hostage situa “I've just gotten a report that nold S. Zackin, Wolff- Our Reg. 2.47...... 1.77 a new approach on our editorial page what we have been doing lately and Maryland, where he still can keep in WEATHER INSTRUMENTS of Ulented professionals working day with local editorials in a strong for are enthusiastic about some exciting tion publicly in a speech to about W there are maybe 80,000 Iranians Zackin and Associates. close touch with developments in demonstrating outside our embassy Decorative Plant Brackets •I" DW-lype Outdoor . ^ and night to bring you the news of the mat. An attractive new index on the new concepts coming soon to your governors and other state leaders at For more information Iran. in a highly emotional state," Carter about the 1980 heart cam Display your indoor plants with styla. 5‘* to Thermometer, Reg. we 3.W day. It is a herald of living history front page to help readers find the Herald. Press secretary Jody Powell said the White House Friday. 10” sizes. Ass't. colors. Our Reg. Me to 1.M.. 8 7 < EA. He said he is trying to protect said during a talk in the East Room. paign, contact your • BAYER Aspirin, 200's •I” Scale-type Outdoor and the only source our readers can news of interest to them, new ap Carter probably would leave for Thermometer, Rag 9.ee 2.76 American honor - as well as the American Heart Associa Our Reg. 2.83 .. 1.99 Camp David on Saturday. •Indoor Wall Thermometer tion of Greater Hartford at Reg1.se 1.19 310 Collins St., or call 522- • REVLON ‘Natural Wonder’ •Combination Indoor Thormomotor 6155. FREEI Big Lash Mascara 6 Humidity Oeugo, Reg Me.. 2.99 Ragulir or Extra Long, MINOLTA . •Wind CMIVWInd Speed Oeuge Your Neighbors’ Views: Do You Agroo with Protldont Carter’s handling of Res-iec...... 67c Our Rag. 2.40 and 2.50. . ea. 1.77 35mm SLR the Iranian situation? Downs Given with fl2.0 Lens HOUSEWARES PEPT. Scout Award s o t u r d o y Man't& Ladias'Flguie M64?iHir MANCHESTER -M r. Shutter speeds to Joseph L. Downs Jr. of Skates 1/IOOOIh sec. TTL full Amaze-A-Tron The Weather in Connecticut Manchester, was awarded l \ aperture. COS metering. 14.33 !!i!e.i7.9e Electronic Meza Game Partly sunny today; fair tonight. the St. George Medal, the Wilerproot Naugalon^ by Colaco Mostly Sunny Sunday with . The Connecticut ™ ^ House sends ^ a highest Catholic award in uppers. Men's sizes 5-13, temperatures In the 40s. Detailed *» “ Scouting, at the recent 43rd Women's tizte 5-10. •Seyt' a Okie' SkeMe, M ._ 2 1 .33ourReg2l. 77 forecasts on Page 2. “8™“^ annual O u te rs dinner of owseeiMa 12.76 Seva on High Quality 8 diffarsnt maze games with over current boom on converting the Boy Scouts from the a million variational A real mamory apartments to condominiums. Archdiocese of Hartford. Man’s i Ladies’ Lined, 35mm SLR LENSES buatarl 9V alkaline battery not Inci. Page 16. - Insulated Figure Skates Avallabid In Minolta "MD” M - ^ ^ Prize Puzzle Downs, a parishioner of Canon "AE" S Panlax "K” Mounts. St. Bartholomew’s Church, The Herald’s Prizewedi Puzzle is 15.76 worth $350 this week plus a $25 -is a former chairman of Neugtions upper.. Nylon Inside Today ’Troop 362, also serving as tricot lining. Men'.: 5-13, bonus if the winner, is a home sub- ’Tiger’ Computer Churches ...... it’s Institutional Represen Ladle.: 5-10. Baseball Game fcriber. There were no correct ...... 10-11 tative from 197$ to 1979. He • 135mm lt2J Talaphoto Lana. o«r Reg eaje...... ‘5 4 , solutiona lait week despite more C lassified...... 17-18 Man’s Wildcat Hockey Collectors’ Comer . : ...... 13 was the camping director •28mm U2.8 Wide Angle Lena. o«r Beg M.M ...... ‘ 5 4 2 3 .4 4 OurHeg.».lt than 1,000 entries. Skates Comics ...... 19 Renee Karns Sheila Fox of the annual Boy Scout • 100 to 200mm VS.6 One-Touch Zoom Line, ow Reg I2t.a4...... ‘9 3 Cameron Francis Peter Wallack Mrs. Vera Averill Glenn Marx Join big league excitement with Courses by Newspaper...... 4 Retreat, held for the past %Ib. 22.N LE.D. base runner and llaldera, 18a33 •80-20S V4.5 MulU-Coaled Macro Zoom Lane, our Reg ist ee.... ‘146 Entertainment ___...... 11 ten years at the Holy Naugalon* uppers. 5-13. raallatic sound affects, even ford — ‘T m waiting for the out agree, but he should've handled it handling the situation.” •MulU-Coatod 2X Talaeonvtrtsrg. O w Reg i m 4...... ‘ 31 O b itu a rie s...... Cameron Francis, Manchester Apostles College in muticl 4 AA battarlaa not incl. In Sports ...... t ...... 8 come to see what happens. I don’t quicker. He should have frozen Sheila Fox, Manchester — "15.70 People/Places...... , ...... 9 — “Yes, but I think he has to get C i^w ell. know now whether what he’s Iranian assets right away instead "From what I’ve read in the Finalists in CIAC Class LL P eo p leta lk ...... 2 even fltiner with them." newspapers, I think he’s handling Mr. Downs and bis wife, doing is the right thing or whether of waiting 11 days:” ' Soccer Tournament in Hartford Prlzeweek Puzsle.,.. TV SpotUght Peter Wallack, Manchester — Renee Karns, Manchester — it well, without creating any Maureen live at 20 Plaza will be Manchester High and “I would guess so under the cir more problems will arise.” Drive with their two S p o rts ...... 14-15 "Yes, I do. I like the way he’s violence.” Glaatonbury High ... 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2 -EVENING HERALD. Sal., Nov, 17. 1W9 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 17, 1979 - 3 State Correction Center Meets Standards First Mpclote HARTFORD (UPI) - A Connec guards and Inmates. alone in 1968. dex surrendered 0.16 to 59.11 and the ticut jail has berome the first in the Corrections officials, however, The commissioner said he The two New Haven residents, who said the accreditation showed staf businessman. go back to oddeven. I consider that Superior Court Judge Walter M. price of a share shed 8 cents. nation to meet new national stan expected the Hartford Community Workers Refuse are not students, were charged with fing to be adequate since the stan “It has been paid for and it’s an an inadequate device for conser Pickett Jr. on Monday. Declines topped advances, 877 to 559, dards for operations and inmate Correctional Center to be accredited interfering with an officer and distur dards covered ^ a t area. BOSTON (UPI) - Boston order we have had for some time,” vation,” Mrs. Grasso said. Williams said the motions he among the 1,857 issues traded at 4 care. Corrections Commissioner within six months followed by the dockworkers Friday refused to lingerer said, adding there has been She said President carter only bing the peace. expected to come up Monday dealt John R. Manson announced Friday. Manson, however, admitted that minimum security prison In Enfield accept a plastics shipment bound for Co-op director Richard Ballard p.m. EST. the New Haven jail or any other was and* maximum security Somers no U.S. government ban on private mentioned the bddeven system with non-evidentiary matters In the Despite criticism from Rep. Henry He said the three-year accredita Iran, backing an East Coast because California had already said he would meet with a group of not perfect and escapes such as that Correctional Center and the trade. cases, but also could include his Reuss, House Banking committee tion given the New Haven Communi longshoremen's ban on handling that decided to reinstate it, but he did not students to discuss the dispute. by Pelletier — who is charged with Bridgeport Community Correctional request that Pickett dismiss the chairman, trend-setting Citibank ty Correctional Center marked country’s goods until U.S. hostages in recommend that other states adopt slaying three guards in the April Odd-Even Plan grand jury indictment against his raised Its prime lending rate a another first for his department, Center. Tehran are released. rationing, deBear said. Pleas Scheduled client. which in 1974 became first in the na robbery of a Waterbury armored car He said New Haven was selected HARTFORD, (UPI) - Gov. Ella quarter point to 15Y4 percent and garage - do happen. The plastics at the Massachusetts WATERBURY (UPI) - Four per most other major banks followed. tion to adopt United Nations stan first because it was most prepared Port Authority container terminal in frasso said Friday Connecticut will Yale Protest sons charged in the April slaying of Market Falls dards on the treatment of prisoners. “Accreditation is just that,” he by virture of being the best-equipped not go back to an odd-even system of This sparked some selling. the city’s Charlestown section had a three security guards and the th d t of NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock Manson said he expect^ Connec said. “We do not ■ claim the New jail and its role as the regional gasoline rationing at this time. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - Citibank noted its formula called Hamburg, Germany address. But ac nearly $1.9 million from an armored market fell Friday in confusion over ticut’s other jails and prisons as well Haven jail has achieved perfection. resource center for the National About 30 Yale students Friday for a 16 percent rate. This news and companying orders read by the Mrs. Grasso, who attended a White car garage are scheduled to enter rising interest rates, oil prices and as the pardons system to meet the “Escapes will happen. But certain Institute of Corrections. picketed the yale Co-op for a second the Federal Reserve’s report late dockworkers indicated the finai House briefing on the hostage situa pleas to murder and robbery charges the fate of the dollar. Trading was criteria set by American Correc ly the incidence of escapes have The least prepared jails were the day protesting alleged racial Thursday of a a3 billion money supp destination was Iran. tion in Iran earlier in the day, said next week. moderate. tional Association reviewers who dramatically decreased,” he said. smaller ones, he said, such as the both the state and federal harrassment by store security ly surge dashed Investor hopes that Mark lingerer, president of Attorney John R. Williams of New e Dow Jones industrial average, a granted the New Haven rating this Manson said that when he became Litchfield Community Correctional Flexcon Co. of Spencer, said, “If governments would stress more guards. interest rates were near a peak. week. commissioner — before new jails Center which he described as “a Haven, who is representing one of the 4.78-point winner Thursday, lost 5.63 Early selling also was trl^ered by th a t’s w hat they feel, being energy conservation programs. Earlier this week two black men four suspects, said Friday he “I would predict that Connecticut were built in New Haven and Hart smuall country jail.” Manson said Larrye deBear, the governor’s points to 815.70. The Dow gained 9.22 a Paris newspaper report that Iran Americans, I have to respect their were arrested in the store following a expected several motions In the case will be the first state in the country ford - escapes were more common. there were architectural barriers, spokesman, said. points for the week, however. would not accept the dollar as pay “I spent most of my weekends position” his traiierload of plastic scuffle with co-op security guards. 'ilso will be heard before Waterbury The New York Stock Exchange in to receive across-the-board ac such as its attachment to a bank, in sheeting was bound for an Iranian "At this time Connecticut will not ment for its oil. creditation for its adult correctional chasing after people,” he said, noting the way of major improvements at facilities,” the commissioner said. 38 inmates fled the New Haven jail the Litchfield jail. 3000 3977 2PJ3 The rating was based on more than Peopietaik | (]arpool Matching Service 375 standards in 22 different categories, a “ good portion” of Drive Aids Cambodians Special Beauty which addressed “inmates rights and standards that are aimed at main SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Maguire of the Roman Catholic Back before the camera as a special guest on taining humane conditions,” said The Interfaith Council of Western Perry Como’s Christ Diocese of Springfield, Reverend To Begin for Residents New Haven Warden Francis Moore. Massachusetts Friday announced an Thomas Olcott, Greater Springfield mas show, to be broad Manson discounted claims by the ecumenical fundraising appeal to cast on ABC-TV Friday, Protestant Council of Churches applicants by providing current in Department at 66 Center St. He said guards’ union at the New Haven jail provide relief for the starving Cam executive director, Rabbi Howard Dec. 14, Greer Garson By CHARLIE MAYNARD formation on available carpools. the state previously had a month-long which questioned the accreditation in bodian people. Kaplansky of Sinai Temple, and W. at the age of 71 retaine Herald Reporter Stephen Olschewski, management lag in its applicants list even though light of the escape by accused killer At a news conference at the Jewish David Crockett, canon of the that special beauty that MANCHESTER -M oving to en trainee, will coordinate the town’s ef someone may have applied within the Lawrence “Buddy” Pelletier earlier Ck)mmunity Center, church leaders Episcopal Diocese of western 7 earned her the hdnor as courage carpooling in these energy- forts in the project. He will make an last two weeks. this fall. of Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant Massachusetts. All said special America’s first lady of concious times, the town administra immediate match of applicants if “We will have current information That union and those at other jails faiths urged people to contribute. collections would be taken up in the the screen in the 1940s. tion announced Friday that a Carpool possible or provide a list of potential at all times.’’ Olshewski declared. Plenty of Cooks have picketed the facilities to protest They said all administration of the next two weeks in the region’s Greer was born Matching Service for Manchester ridesharers. A Carpool Matching Service what they say is a lack of staffing. (^pbodian Relief Fund would be churches and synagogues. Posters Eileen Evelyn Garson residents will begin Monday. “Anyone interested in carpooling” promotional display including Children at the Hans Christian Andersen from 2 to 4 p.m. in St. George Episcopal They say the state needs to hire 2(» f ( ^ and all money received would go and donations boxes will be placed at on Sept. 29,1908 in Coun The town will offer the service in Olshewski said Friday, “can come applications and other information, Montessori School in Bolton were busy Church, Route 44A. Shown making the relish additional guards throughout the toward food and medicine. libraries and other public areas. uri wiMMii roTOCXt C ty Down, Ireland, When cooperation with the state Depart into Town Hall. The applications will will be located at the main office of Friday making cranberry relish and churning with the help of a mother, Jamie Johnston, prison system to ensure the safety of Attending were Bishop Joseph F. For period ending 7 p.m. EST ll/'17/79. During Satur she was ^ small child ment of Transportation and attempt be sent to me in Human Services Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 butter which they will serve to families and are Bethany Hartshorn, left, and Trevor day. rain and or showers will fall over the northern her father died and with to match persons with similar origins (Department) and I’ll try to find Main St., all next week, the release friends Sunday. The Thanksgiving celebra her mother she moved someone compatible.” Johnston. (Herald photo by Pinto) Rockies and southern Texas, while mostly fair weather and destinations into carpools for said, and at this weekend’s IToduct tion will be held at the school’s open house WE WELCOME ro u M should dominate the rest of the nation. to London, where she work or school. Olshewski said the Town will use Show. Los Angeles fOOO STAMP PUPCMASES graduated with honors According to a prepared release the computer printout lists from the Asked if carpooling has to be en New York Possible Los Angeles with a city from the University of from the administration, the town DOT to match Manchester couraged, Olshewski said, “that’s MIDDLETOWN London. f f i lation of 2.7 million, Weather Forecast will act as a “middleman” between applicants who phone in or mail true. It’s very true. It's something largest in the nation, 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 She began her acting career as a member of the the state agency and the individual applications to the Human Services that has to be promoted quite a bit.” has a fivecounty urban area Birmingham Repertory Theater before being en population of 10.2 million, Partly sunny Saturday Tuesday and Wednesday. ticed to Hollywood by MGM. Her role in “Mrs. Kissinger Rules Out also the nation's third larg EAST HARTFORD Highs in the 40s. Fair Satur Daytime highs mostly in the Miniver” won her an Academy Award in 1942. est. The city covers an area TbpNotc'h 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE day night Lows in the 20s 50s Maine: Fair Monday and of 463.7 square miles. In 1 A f ^ o P S V w Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs in Tuesday Chance of rain addition to being a leading MANCHESTER the 40s. Chance of precipiU- Wednesday Daily highs in the Rash of Monsters industrial and entertain tion 10 percent Saturday and 40s north and 50s south. Over Nutmeg Senate Race ment center, it is a major 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Saturday night. Winds night lows in the 30s and low Two years ago. New York theater—off Broadway agricultural producer. shah has been a friend of Asked about his Middle — not bringing Jordan into becoming westerly 15 to 25 40s and on —experienced a LONDON (UPI) - mph Saturday, decreasing New Hampshire: Fair Mon rash of Draculas. It now Former U.S. Secretary of the United States for 37 East diplomacy. Kissinger the step by step disengage SUNDAY ment process. Saturday night day and Tuesday Chance of appears the city is going State Henry Kissinger years, through six ad said he had only one regret ministrations. F.xlended OulloolA rain Wednesday. Daily highs to be overrun with Friday left the door open to xia taMWi«iB(MiM wiacaiMWMMmBiaMMifiiwwMmaKXMMi in the 50s with overnight lows N "It seems to be the Extended outlook for New Frankenstein monsters. running for the Senate in the upper 30s and low 40s. height of bad taste and dis England Monday through This week, Alan from New York but ruled Vermont: Fair Monday and honor if the United States Wednesday. Brunn opened as the out any possible attempt at Mass.. R.l. i Conn.; Fair Tuesday Chance of rain would expel a very old man TOP NOTCH Wednesday Afternoon highs monster in "The the Connecticut seat. Monday and Tuesday. Chance Frankenstein Affair” at Kissinger said “under no who’s had a major opera of showers Wednesday Over mid 40s to low 50s. Overnight tion and is suffering from lows 30 to 35 Monday rising to the off-Broadway Cour circumstances” would be night lows mostly in the 30s oppose New York’s incum cancer.” Monday warming to the 40s the upper 30s to mid 40s by tyard Playouse. Brunn, THANKSGIVING Kissinger said he Wednesday educated at Occidental bent Republican senator. foresaw a 'grave College and the London Jacob Javits. if Javits chose to run for reelection situation” for the United Academy, plays the States in the 1980s, in BONUS when his term expires in Across the Nation character with a cluding a continuing heavily-scarred bald 1981. BRING IN AND “But if Javits chooses energy crisis and economic City Fcst Hi Lo head. and military prblems, with REDEEM ONE FULL BOOK OF Allwquerque c 61 33 Milwaukee pc 43 31 Later this season, not to run." Kissinger told the West behind “in every Anchorage pc 47 37 Minneapolis pc 41 28 __ Broadway producer Joe a news conference, “then I significant strategic Billings c 59 37 Nashville c 62 43 Kipness will offer his version of “Frankenstein” haven't decided ...” c 63s34 category. Birmingham c 60 39 New Orleans -the classic tale in the Boris Karloff movie It was his strongest in S&H GREEN pc 47 43 Boston pc 45 40 New York dication to date that he “Everyone in the nuclear V Oklahoma City c 38 manner, with a budget reported in excess of $1 Brownsville, Tx might try for the Senate. age must be favor of Buffalo Omaha c 58 38 million. peace," he said. "The Philadelphia pi 47 43 “The Frankenstein Affair,” on a much smaller STAMPS Charleston, S.C. Soviets must not be Phoenix c 82 50 scale deals simultaneously with the monster tale Charlotte, N.C. pc 54 Kissinger said it was tempted to believe they FOR Chicago pc 48 Pittsburgh cy e9 38 and the 19th century drama of its creator, Mary can use detente as a safety pc 42 36 “out of the question” for Cleveland cy Portland. M Wollstonecraft Shelley. valve.” Columbus pc 45 34 Portland, Ore. r 49 42 him to run for the Senate Dallas c 59 38 Providence pc 45 36 seat from Connecticut — pc 53 40 Denver c 61 31 Richmond Broadway Debut another source of specula Des Moines c 53 30 St. Louis c 66 33 tion — since he had never Salt Lake City pc 55 26 Former film great Janet Gaynor will come out of BRUNSW ICK^ Detroit pc 43 26 retirement to make her maintained a home there. Duluth cy 35 26 San Antonio pc 70 44 San Diego c 77 53 Broadway debut as Kissinger 56. was born in El Paso pc 63 41 Germany but became a IS THE Hartford pc 44 39 San Francisco cy 65 t9 Maude in the new play ’^JOO U.S. citizen in 1943. Honolulu pc 83 71 San Juan c 86 75 with music. “ Harold SALE Seattle r 53 46 and Maude." Rehear He said he would not TIME Houston c 70 54 publicly endorse any of the Indianapolis c 49 21 Spokane cy 40 w7 sals start Dec. 11 and Jackson. Mss c 64 31 Tampa u3 47 the show will open in (MP presidential can- Jacksonville c 67 36 Washington pc 53 48 January. dmates now, adding “my c 64 32 On onfen of tIO.OO or mon, Kansas City cs66 32 Wichita Janet, who lives with His Master's Voice most useful role is to state ASPEN* HOME Las Vegas c 71 44 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- policy for the 80s." As for PINBALL MACHINE cloudy; f-fair; hzdhaze; m- her husband Paul OFF Little Rwk Gregory on a farm in Lucifer, a 145-pound giant Schnauzer, Smith’s English commands. The dog was so the Democrats, he said, • Full commercial nze Los Angeles missing; pc-partly cloudy , r- • Electrons menvxy scormg “anything negative I could • New S C H U S S R iN G " riigh aclon Louisville c 56 37 rain; sh-showers ;• sm-smoke. Palm Springs. Calif., listens to his new master, Roland Smith of highly trained Smith decided it would be sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- was the first "best ac say about any of them, tconngarea Memphis C 63 48 Allerton, 111., speak to him in Hungarian, better for him to learn the dog’s vocabulary of they’ll say about each • Up to lour players YOUR Miami Beach pc 75 6x thunderstorms; w-windy. tress " winner of an • Double bonus rollover mumper When Smith finally acquired Lucifer from a some 55 Hungarian conimands rather than other” bumper fet kickers bonus la/peis V4 Academy Award —in and more' 1927 for "S e v e n th dog breeder in Budapest, Hungary, he ran have Lucifer learn English. (UPI photo) Ostensibly in town to • independerM flippers — maiimum PURCHASE promote his just-published corttroi Heaven," in which she into a problem. Lucifer did not understand • Free ball lane The Almanac co-starred^with Charles memoirs, he spent most of OF the news conference By United Press International Farrell. Miss Gaynor. who was 73 years old last month, answering questions on the ON ANY BRAND Today is Saturday, Nov. 17, the 321st day of 1979 with 44 Manchester Man Indicted current international situa replaces Glynis Johns in the role of Maude. to follow. tion. The moon is approaching its new phase. Commenting on her first Broadway venture, HARTFORD — A federal grand carries a maximum penalty of five Janet said. “I said yes because I love the scrip t... U.S. A tto rn ey R ich ard S. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. jury has indicted a Manchester man years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The Asked if he supported it’s marvelous, so funny, so witty, so up-beat. It is a Blumenthal said Price was accused PERSONALIZED THANKSGIVING The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. for stealing more than $12,000 while false statement charge has a President Carter’s policy celebration of life ... and maybe 111 be able to do my of 40 counts of embezzlement Those bom on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. he worked as treasurer of a credit un maximum penalty of five years in in Iran, where students hula dance in it!’ between Sept. 8, 1977 and Aug. 2, American social worker Grace Abljott was bom Nov. ion. 1978. He was also indicted on a single prison and a $10,000 fine. have held some 100 The National Credit Union Ad ' hostages in the U.S. Em TURKEY 17,1878. This is the 54th birthday of American actor Rock Joseph D. Price, 55, was indicted count of making a false entry in the 7 Hudson (bom Roy Fitzgerald). Thursday on 41 counts for allegedly minutes of the credit union’s board of ministration last year suspended the bassy for 13 days. CHRISTMAS CAROS On this date In history: embezzling $12,384 from the G. Fox charter of the credit union and filed a Kidsinger said, “ I have Glimpses directors, falsely claiming he’d been AT In 1800, the U.S. Congress convened in Washington, Employees Federal Credit Union, authorized for a $3,500 loan. notice it intends to place it in volun taken the position that in a PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR D.C., for the first time. Farrah Fawcett, who says she’s finally "gotten over a one year period ending August Each of the embezzlement charges tary liquidation. crisis of this nature, the In 1869, the Suez Canal in Egypt was opened, linking the my career back on the right track,” is now talking 1978, only responsible course is Red ^ and the Mediterranean. to support the administra THANKSGIVING.,, with NBC-TV about a bi-monthly, 90-minute adven In 1881, Samuel Gompers organized the Federation of ture series which would air next season ... 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'6 4 -EVENINO HEHALD, Sat., Nov. 17. 1979 Courses by Newspaper Wars: Hot and Cold
Kdiior;K Note: This is the 11th in a series of 15 articles exploring "Connections: Technology and Change." In this article, physicist Herbert F. York and historian G. Allen Greb discuss how scientists and policymakers have formed a partnership that can use technology for war or for peace. This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a program developed by University Extension, University of California, San Diego, and funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Manchester Community College offers a thred-credit course based on the newspaper series. For information, call 646-2137. A related 10-part television series, “Connections," is being aired Sunday evenings this fall by Connecticut Public Television, Channel 24. Copyright 1979 by the Regents of the University of California.
By Herbert F. York And G. Allen Greb
For more than three decades now, we have lived under the threat of a nuclear holocaust. But the relationship between national security and technology did not emerge with the nuclear age. From the time that one group of prehistoric men first used clubs and spears to force their will on another group, war and technology have been closely in terrelated. And throughout history, political and military leaders on the one hand have used science and technology to further their ends, and scientists and engineers on the other have exploited the special interests of the state to advance their own goals. In recent years, and throughout the world, such in teraction between scientists and policymakers has great ly increased. Traditionally, this partnership has SI employed technology to produce ever deadlier weapons. But today, advanc^ technology can also provide the vention of tjie hydrogen bomb - in its first version, 1,000 a leading developer of large rockets both in Germany means for arms control. times as powerful as its predecessor, the A-bomb and the before World War II and in America afterwards, are two The continuing partnership between government aqd spread of boyi types of nuclear weapons to Russia. Bri well-known examples from a large group of such people. 0> science seems assured; how that partnership will be used tain, France, and China. Each of these scientists testified many times before is less certain Another very significant result was the further congressional committees; each served as advisers to development of rockets, which had been invented a thou presidents, Secretaries of Defense, and other leaders; Escalation sand years earlier in a simple form, into huge and power each served on many special committees; and each made From earliest times until the present, new offensive ful devices capable of delivering nuclear weapons to countless public appearances in support of his views. technologies have always been countered by defensive witbin a few hundred feet of any specified point on the Working in a similar fashion, others have promoted the developments or more powerful offensive systems. Thus, globe in a half-hour. use of modem science for some military applications but technology has produced a steady progression of more ef The possession of some thousands of such weapons, in have opposed other applications that they considered to ficient instruments of death and destruction: swords, several different forms, by both the U.S.A. and the be especially dangerous. In short, they became not only longbows, firearms, aircraft, atomic bombs, missiles. U.S.S.R. has defined the relationship of the two super developers of arms, but advocates of arms control. During World War 11, for example, the Germans powers for the last two decades. It largely explains, One prominent example is Robert Oppenheimer, who launched a successful blitzkrieg against most of the moreover, why these nations occupy the positions of led in the development of the A-bomb but who opposed nations of central and western Europe. They came close the development of the H-bomb. Others are Jam es coTfccnows world power and influence that they do. to overrunning Britain and Russia as well by exploiting Killian and George Kistiakowsky, who served as science TECHNOLOGYATD CHANGE the latest technological developments in aircraft, tanks, Policy Options advisers to president Eisenhower during the missile gap and related equipment. crisis but who also have become leading advocates of Vietnam, the first war in which technological Throughout the post World War I period, scientists and In the West, the British stopped the Nazi advance by superiority did not work to the advantage of a state, engineers have continued to be full partners with state nuclear arms control. making full use of another new technology, radar. demonstrated the need to control weapons so deadly that authorities, participating at all levels of government, German technology, in the form of modern submarines nations are literally afraid to use them. from the President's Office down, in determining what and torpedoes, almost cut off American supplies from The development of nuclear weapons and long-range r r should be done as well as how to do it. Development and Control Europe. American technology, in the form of anti delivery systems continues: the recent advances in Some of these participants have placed special Today, the interactions between scientists and govern submarine warfare and inteliigence techniques, reversed microprocessors and other computers are making these ! emphasis on our exploiting the possibilities inherent in ment are continuing along two main lines: first, the that process. and other weapons much "smarter" (and more the latest scientific discoveries before some potential development of more sophisticated weaponry and, se /And, perhaps most dramatic and politically porten- devilish); and we are hearing talk that laser beams and fjl| enemy does. Edward Teller, commonly known as the cond. the pursuit of political agreements to stop or at S o woj tuous of all. World War II ended with the nuclear attacks other so-called death rays are somewhere around the cor "father of the H-bomb," and the late Wemher von Braun. least moderate such developments. on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. ner. l i ! In the case of arms control and disarmament, some 6 K o <0 c/) 7/ 7/ 2 9 o n O si c New Role for Scientists treaties have been worked out placing modest limits on 8 1 - - S * S?* SE X X X the development of some weapons and limiting the ■-;0
Weapons Development The views expressed Irt <^urses by Newspaper are The Cold War and the wars in Korea and Vietnam *1 Warranty deeds those o p t i i e ^authors only and^do not necessarily reflect ; r Frank H. Jones and Virgina W. Jones to Burton M. caused these new relationships to continue long after those of the University of Califoroib, the National En •fldeisner, property at Northfield Green (Condominiums, World War 11. Whenever there seemed to be a lull in the HOLIDAY STOCK-UP SAVINGS ON FILM! dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or !^,S0O . process, an event like the Russian launching of Sputnik the participating newspapers and colleges. : : Earl M. Robertson and Natalie L. Robertson to came along to reinforce this political and scientific This gigantic luminous dome of water rose were the product of a new partnership ! Jdichael P. Terragna and Joyce B. Terragna, property at collaboration. Next Week I Historian A. Huqter Dupree of Brown ; 90 Femdale Drive, 158,600. •G.E. Flashbar-10.. ...1.57 One major result of this further interaction of science above the lagoon, dwarfing test ships below, between science and government. (UPI • • Romar Associates to Steven B. Malkenson, property at •KODAK C-135 4 CA • FUJIF2-100 .a 0 7 during an underwater A-bomb test at Bikini University examines the increasing role of the govern and technology with national security needs was the in- photo) ment in technological development. ! !i28 Highland St., conveyance tax $56.10. 24 Print Color Film ...... 1. 0 4 20-Exp. Color Print Film, I f Atoll in the Pacific in 1946. Nuclear weapons !! Romar Associates to Anne L. Miller and Bonnie .G.E.FIIpllasli...... 1.12 ; :Gearhart, property at 124 Highland St., conveyance tax • FUJI RD-100/135 .a Q ;:$52.25. •KODAK C lio or C l26 4 7 • G.E. Magicube...... 1.26 M Print Color Film ...... 1 . 4 0 20-Exp. Color Slide Film, 1 ■ f O Questions •G.E. Flashcube...... 87» • Basketball Practice Set •KODAK PR-10 c 7 A •FUJIF2-135 4 4.1 About the Authors During Worid War II, which of the following was true, 12-Exp. Color Print Film, 1 . 1 I according to the authors? I VfeRNON - The Vernon Recreation Department will Color Film ...... O . f 4 Herbert F. York Is professor of physics and director of (a) scientists and engineers avoided becoming par • hold basketball practice for girls ages 10-13 today and every Saturday from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Center Road the Program in Science, Technology, and Public Affairs ticipants in military planning processes I • FUJIF2-135 ^ MA I a LOOR^ ‘PICTU ^^^ ^ at the University of California, San Diego, where he was ! School. No experience is necessary. 24-Exp. Color Print Film, 1 . 4 4 (b) Nazi tanks and aircraft almost defeated Russia and ; Depending on the number of girls registering, a girls’ POLAROID [ DEVE(.n^ !jL also chancellor. Director of the Lawrence Livermore Britain ■ basketball league will be formed. All games would be Laboratory of the University of California from 1952 to (c) Nazi scientists developed radar to assist the • played at Center Road gym. A registration form must be SX-70 Color Film. 5.48 •FUJI RD-100/135 A CO 1 ^, he was Director of Defense Research and Luftwaffe pilots ! s i g ^ by a parent. 36-Exp. Color Slide Film, d,mOO Engineering under Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy (d) an Allied nations vote approved the nuclear attacks • and is now chief U. S. delegate to the Geneva Comprehen on Hiroshima and Nagasaki sive Test Ban Negotiations. He is author of Race to Obli Which of the following is NOT true, according to the : VerpJ^nck PTA To Meet vion and The Advisors; Oppenheimer, Teiler and the York and Greg article? IS MANCHESTER — Speciai program wilt be sponsored VEBMOM . Superbomb. . (a) technology is important to arms control as welThs 'IS by the Verptanck PTAon Monday, Nov. 19at7:30p.m. in MMICHESTER G. Allen Greb is research historian in the Program in arms development tte school cafeteria. 114STMUII0TMimM TiHiinsmmMciiiTO Science, Technology and Public Affairs at the University (b) some presidential science advisors advocate Ill Guest speaker will be Sy Becker, movie critic for of California, San Diego. His publications inciude articles nuclear arms control CIS Channel 22 in Springfield, Mass. HOURS: MON. THRU FRI., 10 AM to 9 l» PM .SATURDAY, I AM to 9:30 PM -SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 FM .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WED. on the Panama Canal, strategic reconnaissance, and (c) Wemher von Braun was known as the “father of the CIS His program is design^ to help parents select good postwar military res^rch and deveiopment. German H-bomb.” movies and to better understand the motion picture (d) Oppenheimer led the development of the A-bomb «!• rating system. Refreshments witt be served. 6 -EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Nov. 17, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 17, 1979 - 7 Vernon GOP Leader Rearing Children Police, Women^g Club Jaycees Jail Chapter Topic of Program Probe MANCHESTER - ’’Rearing To Sponsor Party Backs Police ^ Children to Respect Authority’ ’ is the VERNON - While basically agreeing The Police Study Committee was ap topic of a discussion to be held at the VERNON — The Vernon Police Department and the with the Police Study Committee’s deci pointed by Mayor McCoy, whose term ran Manchester Church of Christ Sunday out Thursday, with the election of Eases Convicts’ Time Vernon Junior Women's Gub will again this year jointly sion not to review specific actions on at 6 p.m. ■ Democrat Marie Herbst for mayor. sponsor a Giristmas party for residents of the Vernon specific police cases during its study of BAL'nM ORE (UPI) - Giarles build himself a new life.” allowing the chapter to hold certain • Gene Brewer, minister, and Steve Cottage at the Mansfield Training School. the police department, John Daigle, McO)y appointed the committee on Davis has what could be called a Bush, who is serving a 17-year events, Davis and Bush said. Holt, counselor and youth minister, The party will be Dec. 13 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Republican Town Committee chairman, request of three Rockville neighborhood lifetime membership in the Old Town sentence, stressed the importance of Despite the problems, the Jaycees will present five current attitudes donations of gifts are needed. Vernon Cottage houses said he would suggest one area where such groups. The committee’s basic purpose is Jaycees - he Is a convicted killer and Jaycee leadership training seminars have managed to raise money by toward authority-fear, hate, apathy, 12 males and four females. a review should be made. to study police patrols in the Rockville one of the 66 members of the Jaycee on communication and management. printing tickets and posters for com mistrust, respect; Uie effects of such Items needed include a sewing machine, toboggan, Daigle, referring to a recent alleged ac section. McCoy said at the time that he chapter at the Maryland Peniten The program seems to be working, munity festivals and pageants, run attitudes on society; and the develop large table and chairs, cedar chests, foot lockers, sheets cident involving Republican Mayor Frank didn’t want the committee to act as a tiary. because prison officials say Jaycee ning a bottle recycling program and ment of these attitudes within in and bedspreads, jewelry, dolls, games, digital watches McCoy, said, "We should all be deeply civilian review board. Davis is serving a life sentence for members are generally ^ e most collecting used postage stamps. The dividual. Guidelines for developing and clocks, sporting equipment, books (up to Grade 5 concerned about the consequences of the In his letter to Robert Hurd, chairman murder and awaiting trial on a se well-adjusted and best-behaved in stamps are sold to raise money for proper respect for authority in all level), puzzles, records and such. fact that a withdrawn complaint was able of the study committee, Daigle also said, cond murder charge and a rape mates. elderly people in a nursing home. areas of life — family, society, civil, spiritual — will be offered. The items can be new or used but in good condition. to find its way, ‘anonymously’ to a local "Will a withdrawn complaint or even a charge. He claims his work as a "I think they are very constructive In Anrll. the Jaycees staged a "Con The public is invited to attend the Clothing will also be accepted if in good condition and newspaper to be used to discredit a promi false complaint against any other citizen, Jaycee officer builds self-esteem and in a sense that they are busy doing Walk” in the prison that raised |8,000 clean. nent citizen.” who is not in favor with our local police helps him pass his time behind bars. something worthwhile that is going for muscular dystrophy research. discussion to be held in the church’s Anyone interested in attending the party or having' also find its way to a local newspaper "Rehabilitation is what I do for to be a benefit to them once they are The Inmates were joined by 25 to 35 fellowship hall. items to donate should contact Diane Artinyan, chairman ’’anonymously?” He said that the myself because nobody is going to do released into society,” said Deputy outsiders, with each person walking CPR Course Slated of the Health Committee of the Vernon Junior Women’s Rham Board prospects of what could happen literally nothing for you,” said Davis, 31, an Warden McLlndsey Hawkins. “The 25 miles in the prison. Club. 875-8184 or Officer William Yetz, community frighten him. outspoken advocate of the Jaycees’ Jaycees are the ones that don’t give Davis and Bush agree Jaycee At Hebron Library relations officer for the Vernon Police Department, at Sets Meeting He suggested to Hard that his com self-improvement philosophy. us any trouble.” memberships Instill pride and HEBRON — The Hebron Volunteer mittee should inquire as to any investiga 872-9126. HEBRON — Regional District 8 Board The prison chapter, founded in Even though Hawkins offered kind something to believe in while behind Fire Department and the Douglas Further information about transportation and such will tion made by the internal affairs division 1965, includes 62 inmates and four words, Davis and Bush were critical bars. Library will jointly sponsor a Car of Education will meet Monday at 7:30 in this matter and what, if any, steps have be available at a later date. p.m. in the Rham High School library. guards at the l,3(X)-man facility. The of prison administrators. They claim “We realize first we are inmates, diopulmonary Resuscitation course been taken to preclude further oc traditional Jaycee age limit of 35 has the administration does not but we realize we are men and we for the public. The Business Department of Rham will currences of this type. make a presentation at the beginning of been waived, and the Old Town cooperate with them in planning realize we want to be prosperous,” The two-program course will be Public Hearing Set “The integrity of the internal security of chapter has one member in his late projects and special events and petty Davis said. conducted Nov ZO and Nov. 27 from 7 the meeting and at the end of the meeting police department records and files is cer there Wili be an executive session to dis 60s. harassment makes their difficult to 9:30 p.m. at the library on Main SOUTH WINDSOR — The Inland Wetlands Agency will tainly a matter for consideration by your John Bush, a convicted burglar task of running the 315,000-a-year liling Book Fair Street. cuss personnel problems. cohimittee,’’ Daigle said. hold a public hearing Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Green Volunteer of the Year During the reguiar part of the meeting who serves as chapter president, said organization even harder. MANCHESTER -lilin g Junior Instruction will be given in rescue Room of Town Hall to consider proposed changes in the the board will discuss: Curriculum, first Jaycee involvement keeps him from Davis and Bush said prison guards High School will sponsor a book fair breathing techniques, how to deal Inland Wetlands and Water Courses regulation. Timonthy Coburn (left) administrator of Crestfield Convalescent Veterans Social aid and health, the conversational French becoming bored. often refuse to admit visiting Jaycee Nov. 19-21 in the school’s media with cardiac arrest cases, and Included on the agenda for the public hearing are the MANCHESTER - VFW Post 2046 and Hospital Inc. presented William Rice, right, a certificate for being program, OSHA inspection, replacement "I get up every day at 6 o’clock and officials when they are a few minutes center. The public is invited to attend techniques for handling obstructed following applications: runner-up for the “Adult Volunteer of the Year,” sponsored by the of some business machines, a schedule of its auxiliary will conduct bingo games at am going all day," Bush said. "When late. In one case, a Jaycee official and shop for Christmas. The fair will airways. • A proposed future development of restricted com Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities, Inc. Rice was meeting dates, and the binding arbitration Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital Monday they turn out the lights at 11 at night was a half hour late because his be open Monday from noon to 3 p.m.; John Bush, a convicted burglar, serves as president of the The American Heart Association mercial use on property located between 435 and 497 night. I’m still at my typewriter. Through daughter cut her foot just before he ■’Heartsaver’’ certificates will be chosen runner-up for the statewide honor from some 30 nominations act. Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and Jaycee chapter at the Marylard Penitentiary in Baltimore, Buckland Road. The board will also hear committee Members are needed to attend and to ' Jaycees you learn management, was supposed to leave the house. He Wedneilay from 9 a.m. until noon. awarded to those completing the submitted by recreation directors at long-term facilities in Connec Md, He says Jaycee involvement leaves him little time to be course. Gass size will be limited. • Removal of fill on property located on Strong Road. reports and any correspondence or com bring refreshments. Those planning to go communication, decision-making, was not allowed in the prison. The fair will also be open Tuesday Those interested should register by • Proposed residential building lots on property located ticut. (Herald photo by Pinto) munications received. should meet at the Post Home at 6:30 p.m. and many other things. Through Prison officials too often cite from 6 to 8 p.m. bored. 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For an evening will service all skies and bindings.” browsing through the many lovely gift items from Watkins. increases. LaBonne Travel has many other exciting suggestions out you can’t beat the Pumpernickel Pub for entertainment Lamps, ceramic pieces, planters and accent tables are only part for Christmas'giving, and for the New Year. Call or visit Wednesday thru Sunday. The Pumpernickel Pub, the home of the of a large selection unusual items to choose from. LaBonne Travel at 67 East Center Street, Manchester. 647-9949. nickel drink during happy hour. 8 -EVENING HERALD, S«t.. Nov, 17, 1879 Tax Credit Plan Feds Levy Fines Get Perky & Eat Turkey Unconstituional On Two Airlines PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPl) - The Happy people with strong beliefs in the Rhode Island Legislature's latest public school system.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The FAA noted the procedures ap attempt to provide aid to parents of Rep. William McKenna, D- Federal Aviation Administration parently caused cracks In the pylon parochial school students was ruled Cranston, author of the tax deduction Friday fined American Airlines assembly of five American and four unconstitutional Friday by a federal law, called Pettine's ruling |S(X),(XX) and Continental Airlines Continental DC-lOs. judge. $100,000 for using faulty maintenance In addition, American was charged Thanksgiving!! “illogical.” U.S. District Chief Judge Raymond "I’m convinced it is constitutional, procedures on the DC-10 jetliner. with returning DC-lOs to service on J. Pettine said the 1979 law, giving a that he (the judge) is misinterpreting The agency said the two airlines two occasions with improper repairs state income tax deduction for schMl the Constitiution and the intentions of used a special forklift device to to the pylon. J' tuition, violated the First Amend its framers, a number of whom came remove and reinstall the DC-10 Both airlines already have paid the ment separation of church and state. from states that provided direct aid engine pylon assembly as a single un fines. The lawyer for 11 groups which to church-related schools,” McKenna it, instead of following the However, neither admitted any challenged the law called the ruling said. recommended procedure of violation of FAA regulations nor any “great encouragement to people with “It is illogical to assert on the one removing and reinstalling each unit liability, and both contend that settle strong beliefs in the public school hand that it is constitutional to allow separately. ment was made solely to avoid the system." The law’s author said the a tax deduction for a contribution The agency said the one-step expense and burden of litigation. decision was “illogical.” Attorney made directly to a church, but un procedure had the “potential for in The FAA grounded a ll' DC-lOs General Dennis J. Roberts was con constitutional for a tax deduction flicting damage to the wing pylon at flying in the United States for 12 days sidering an appeal. paid to a church-related school,” tachment and related structure following the May 25 crash of an The law was drafted as a means of McKenna said. during either the removal or installa American Airlines DC-10 in Chicago giving parents of children attending But in his ruling, Pettine said it ■ b c m i v T o l i t tion process.” when an engine fell off its wing. tuition-charging schools - public, was misleading to compare the \ private and parochial — a state in deductions to charitable con V 7 come tax deduction to save them an tributions. estimated $33 annually per “A charitable contribution is one ZBA Sets Date household. that is given without expecting The challenge was filed by the anything in return,” the judge said. Rhode Island AFL-CIO, two teacher “An educational expenditure is the On Rink Request unions, the American Civil Liberties purchase of a service.” Union, the League of Women Voters, The judge said he was aware of Meanwhile, the Planning and and other groups. "the great service” religious schools Liter Hoses By CHRIS BLAKE Zoning Commission is scheduled to “Because a deduction for actual have provided the community over Herald Reporter decide on Dec. 12 whether another educational expenses is the economic the years. Motorits passing this Exxon station in Brewer, Maine, are EAST HARTFORD-A Newington rink, proposed for the former Topps equivalent of the state helping to ‘"rhe court is also aware that in being treated to signs of yesteryear as the Webber Oil Co. has man has requested a variance to con building at 467 Main St., is a per provide for those expenses, the creasing costs and declining enroll converted its first station to metric pricing. The price shown is vert the former Top Notch Foods mitted use in the business-one zone. statute's primary effect is the ad ment have made it more and more for a liter of gasoline, 3.8 of which make a gallon. The price of building at'J 801 Silver Lane into a Attorney Charles C. Greenwald proximately 18,(XX) turkeys a year, is inch so mercury buib does not rest on vancement of religion,” the judge By BETTY RYDER difficult for such schools to continue regular, translated to a price per gallon is 96.9 cents and un roller skating rink. requested the interpretation of the currentiy buiiding a new processing the bone. When thermometer wrote. to provide this service. Despite these The Zoning Board of Appeals will zoning regulations because they didn’t Family Editor plant to be completed soon. registers 180-185 degrees, your He ordered State Tax Ad leaded is 102.2 cents. (UPI photo). sympathies, this court's responsibili hear the application of Tbanas Laske specifically state that rinks are Thanksgiving Day is a day of When it’s pie-making day, between turkey is done. ministrator to print 1979 income tax ty is not to respond to public senti- of N ew in^n on Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. allowed into zone. thanksgiving —uniess, of course, 2,(XX) to 3,000 pies are made in one When dinner is scheduied for a claim forms without the deduction. ment, but to uphold the Island law claimed its primary effect elementary students and $700 for at Town Hall. Laske represents East Greenwald’s client is Richard you’re a turkey. day in various sizes. They are then definte hour, the experts advise Julius C. Michaelson, former at Hartford Family Skating Center Inc. Constitution,” ^ was to encourage religion because junior or senior high school students A. Dupuis, owner of Poor Richard’s But, the plump birds parading packaged, placed in cartons, and homemakers to start cooking the torney general who represented the The plans call for conversion of the A similar New Jersey law was more than 90 percent of the people would have saved families about $15 Pub and Cinema, which is in the proudly in their pens at Grayledge stored in the huge refrigerated turkey 30-40 minutes earlier than the challengers, called the ruling “a struck down last May by the U.S. eligible for the deductions had per student on their tax bills. It building into a 6,500 square foot rink. same shopping plaza. Dupuis has said Avian Farms in Giastonbury are rooms untii ready for shipment to time chart suggests, to ailow for source of great encouragement to Supreme Court. children in Roman Catholic schools. would have cost the state treasury The variance is needed because the town is “looking for trouble”.lf it gobbiing ioudiy apparently unmindful area stores. variations in roasting time. It also Groups challenging the Rhode Deductions of up to $500 for about $560,000 annually. roller skating rinks are not permitted permits 13 to 17 year olds youths, of their date with destiny which is Did you know that some turkey permits the turkey to be out of the in the zone in which the building lies. whom he said would frequent the fast approaching. growers grow their birds in confine oven 20-30 minutes before serving, h riM - Laske’s application states the rink, in the same area as the older More than 7,(XX) turkeys are being ment so they don’t become sinewy or which ailows the meat to absorb the proposed rink would not change the patrons at his place and at two other processed to grace 'Thanksgiving tough from exercise. This keeps the juices and makes for easier carving. Evacuees Besin to Return Home character of the neighborhood nearby establishments which sell tables and turkey in various other meat soft and tender. After the meai, ieftover turkey because “the existing building would MISSISSAUGA. Ontario (UPI) - day night. "please continue to co-operate with Police checked his truck and when liquor. forms is avaiiable, such as turkey According to Grayledge, this con meat, stuffing and gravy shouid be not be changed and the entire activi Officials allowed 56.000 people living Chemical experts were able to the police and show understanding.” they found only two bags of hockey If the rink is deemed a proper use sausage, pies, parts and even finement rearing also enables the refrigerated promptiy to preserve ty is inside the building.” outside a 5.5 square mile “buffer pump out 14 to 15 tons of chlorine Many of the evacuees, fed up after equipment, barred his entry. by the PZC, the applied-w ill not Swedish turkey meatbaiis. farm to control the turkey’s diet, their goodness for future meats. zone " around a derailed chlorine from the ruptured tanker in 14 hours, nearly six days in hotels or tem Police said many evacuees tried to Laske could not be reached for have to go before a\jpnfng comihis- Of course. Grayiedge, wili aiso which consists of speciaiiy- Aiso, remove alt stuffing from turkey tanker car to return to their homes McMurtry said. porary shelters, attempted to sneak muscle their way through comment on the proposed hours of sion to build it. cook a turkey of your choice, and formuiated feed ingredients. before refrigerating. operation for the rink. Friday. “We are of the view that as of last back to their homes. Those who could roadblocks. The PZC will discuss the 467 Main suppiy the stuffing and gravy, ali Turkeys grow rapidly and the 25 to As the sign at Grayiedge says. Last March the XBA denied a St. rink proposal Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Ontario Attorney General Roy night when this operation began that not slog through muddy fields tried to “There is going to be a high level of ready for your hoiiday dinner.” 30 pounders are just as tender as the “Get perky, eat turkey.” Happy McMurtry said chemical experts approximately 20 tons remained and chlorine in that area,” he s^iid. “It’s variance for a roller skating rink at at Town Hall. . Touring through the Marlborough smalier birds, so cooking time shouid Thanksgiving. bluff their way in. the Top Notch building. The request made “significant progress” and our approximate estimate is that ''They've tried everything but very dangerous already but its going Road facility, we were treated to the be carefully observed. have pumped most of the chlorine some 75 percent of that has been to be much more dangerous,” Of the drew heaby opposition from area League Reception smell of turkey pies cooking to a Grayledge also suggests using a helicopters and hang gliders,” one residents, who raised concerns about from the tanker, which carried 90 removed," McMurtry said. 250,(XX) persons ordered out of a 50- MANCHESTER — The Manchester goiden brown. These, incidentaily, meat-poultry thermometer to judge exasperated policeman said. He said increases in traffic and vandalism tons of the toxic chemical. He then declared that 55,000 one man offered to leave his wife as a squaremile area Sunday, about half League of Women Voters will hold a were oniy partiaiiy cooked and will correct cooking time. Place the ther Photos McMurtry said the chlorine still evacuees can return to their homes were allowed home Tuesday. which they said the rink would wine and cheese reception for the be complete in a microwave oven at mometer into the center of the inside hostage if he could go home to feed create. posed some health hazard and it was and said 33,000 others, who live his 50 racing pigeons. Police refused. Eight firemeh were felled newly elected members of the Board an area supermarket for customers thigh muscle (preferred), or thickest By Adamson The ZBA denied the rink request necessary to maintain a 5.5 square within the 5.5 square mile buffer, Another man flashed a water com Thursday when they walked into a of Directors and the Board of Educa to sample. part of the breast. Push it in until it mile “buffer zone” around the site because the applicant did not prove a tion Sunday at the Educational Com-' The farm, which raises ap hits the bone and then withdraw V i- may be allowed back by Friday pany identification badge and said he pocket of the yellowish, green gas. loaoi hardship. Gobble, Gobble — it’s almost time where a 106-car Canadian Pacific night. was on his way to set up an emergen Seven were treated and released and munity on Birch Mountain Road Rail freight train derailed last Satur Police chief Dave Burrows cy transformer for work crews. the eighth was held for observation. from 7 to 9 p.m. appealed to the 33.000 evacuees to UMW Leader Resigns ‘A) WASHINGTON (UPI) - United Church insisted Miller was not Boyle had defeated Yablonski Mine Workers President Arnold forced to resign, but had con earlier that year, and subsequently Miller, who ousted now-imprisoned templated such action for several was convicted of first degree murder W.A. “Tony” Boyle seven years ago, weeks. / resigned Friday because of poor Miller, 56, has suffered a series of in the deaths of Yablonski, his wife I*' health, ending a turbulent reign as heart attacks, the latest on a hunting and daughter. head of 170,000 union coal miners. trip in West Virginia last week. He Miller turned control of the union was in intensive care at a Charleston, Historic District over to Sam Church Jr., a brawling W.Va., hospital. MANCHESTER -The Cheney 43-year-old former mine electrician “No one from the union asked Mr. National Historic District Commis from the Virginia coalfields, whom Miller for his resignation,” Church sion will hold its next meeting Nov. Miller chose as his vice presidential said. “I think Mr. Miller’s health 27 at 4 p.m. in the Municipal Building running mate when he sought reelec forced him out. Not me, nor the Hearing Room The commission has tion in 1977. executive board.” cancelled its Dec. 6 meeting. Church, with a reputation for flam (^urch said action to replace him boyance and a hot temper, once was as union vice president probably will Eighth District Meets a Boyle follower, but later switched be taken at a UMW convention in MANCHESTER -T h e Board of his allegiance to Miller. Elarlier Denver starting Dec. 10. Directors of the Eighth Utilities this year, he made a record, “ Black In a two-paragraph resignation District will hold its regularly Gold,” a song about why American letter. Miller said he regreted having scheduled meeting Monday at 7 p.m. Okay, fellows, first chance you get, make a dash forjhe door. coal should be burned instead of im to leave, but that his condition at the fire house. 32 Main St. ported oil, with proceeds going to the “makes it impossible to continue to The meeting includes a public union’s organizing efforts. serve effectively as your president.” Wearing a “Why Not Ctoal” button hearing on the sewer use charge Church sajd Miller will be long system. on his lapel. Church told a news con V remembered*’“as a labor leader The public is invited to attend. .X ference the union's International whose uncompromising dedication to Executive Board appointed Miller as union democracy brought new hope In Menioriam “president emeritus” — a title also to hundreds of thousands of his In lovinf memor; of Dnvld /Ulni Hubturd. who accorded to John L. Lewis when he brothers.” wool homo to God Nov 17. IHI Strike Continues stepped down in the 1960s. i m Miller came to office in 1972, in a November cornel with u d regret, After more than three weeks without a jobs Oct. 22. Travelers have been advised to Miller will receive his $40,000-a- special , court-ordered election The dlte and month we will never forget. year salary and full benefits until at following the murder of union in For in our heart! he will always stay. cleaning, things are beginning to look a bit avoid the airport toilets throughout Hawaii Loved and remembered every day. least December 1982, when his term surgent Joseph A. “Jock” Yablonski messy at the airport on Maui, Hawaii. and handle nature’s needs at home before *■ would have expired. on New Year’s Eve in 1969. Sadly mliaed. Striking blue collar workers walked off their heading for an airplane. (UPI photo) Mom, Dad, ^ Brotben aod Siitert L^b‘tuary J Carter Nominates Commerce Head Mary Johnson, ^ le ft, and Charlotte Longo, both of Glastonbury, Charles Myers BEAT THE OIL PRNIS put the top crust on the turkey pies. STORRS -Charles WASHINGTON (UPI) - ment Co., a subsidiary of Jr., to be deputy secretary and wiil need to be recon Myers, 73, of 22 Maplewood President Carter Friday Aetna Life and Casualty in the new Department of firmed by the Senate Road, Storrs, died nominated Philip M. Klutz- Co. Commerce and Trade Poweli said Klutznick Thursday at a local con nick, Chicago financier and White House press when a reorganization pian met with Carter Thursday ') valescent home. president of the World secretary Jody Powell told takes effect. to discuss the Cabinet ap Bneigy He was a retired dis Jewish Congress, to be reporters that Klutznick, Hodges, whose father pointment. He said Klutz- patcher for Connecticut secretary of commerce. who served as U.S was secretary of com nick’s name was “one that Sawe^Heaier Refining Company. Klutznick, 72, will representative to the U N. merce under John surfaced from a number of ■ V He is survived by his succees Juanita Kreps, who Economic and Social Coun Kennedy, is currently un sources” in business and resigned the Cabinet post cil and also in the dersecretary of commerce trade. • OpsralM at 100% capacHy tor .0W« par hour wife, Ann (Mateya) • ENBROV 8AVINO COHTROLLER lor aalaetlon of Myers; three sons, Dennis Nov, 1. Roosevelt and Truman ad Klutznick is former ministrations, “has a great Jaalrad eomtort laval. Caron of South Harwich, • Tharmoatatte oootrol — TIP-OVER Switeh. ^ Mass., Vincent Caron of president of B’nai B’rith deal of experience in inter- Brewer, Maine and Peter and is a prominent Jewish national trade and • Maximum boat In ona mlnuto Caron of Hebron; two fundraiser. He also is economic development.” • NO INSTAUATION, plua Into any oultoL daughters, Mrs. Samuel chairman of the executive At the same time, Powell Timid Robber • DraaUcally rodueaa hial bWa. committee of Urban announced that Carter is • Foal hoal 10 It away In 3 minutaa. (Rosemary) Wolkon of BEVERLY, Mass. (UPI) Teller: Are you kidding? •MOwpNO South Windsor and Mrs. Investment and Develop nominating Luther Hodges Robber; No. I want the • M «M No. 101 wW haat 300 aq. IL — A young man who could AMM Richard (Leona) Charest have used a refresher money. UL UETED, ONE YEAR OUARANTEE - r . -f* Vf Vernon, and 13 course in assertiveness Teller: No. PKK YOUR HEATER w . grandchildren. Store Robbed training, tried his best to Robber: No? Okay, call Funeral services will be holdup the Security it a loan. UP TOMORROW ONLY held Monday, 9 a.m., at the MANCHESTER-Police money from the male National Bank in Beverly Teller: What do you Burke-Fortln Funeral said an armed man took attendant. His demand was Thursday. want? A car loan? TMS SUNDAY, NOV. 18th $QQ95 Home, 76 Prospect St., $80 in a robbery at the enforced, police said, by a Robber: No, I want the Police said the man BETWEEN 10 AND 1 W W PUIB TA Rockville, with a mass at (himberland Farms Store S’ or 6’ folding knife. The made his demands to a 28- money. 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s on Hartford Road at 7:30 robber, who fled on foot, Teller: Do you want to ATTREMASTERS Cathy ’Timeerio, at center, and Karen Flanders, both of Glastonbury, put pies in boxes as Mike. Sheets runs Church, Coventry. p.m. Friday . was estimated to be in his year old woman teller: see the manager? M oiaiii Turkey pies sizzle to a golden brown in the ovens at Grayledge. ^he boxes through a machine to melt a glue strip sealer. Burial in Zion Hill Police said a male, 5’6”- early 20’s. Teller: Can I help you? Robber: No, he’ll RT. n AcnoM nioM m t i a k o u t . lAMEOMNiniS Cemetery, Hartford. S’lO”, was wearing a ski Police said no one was R o b b e r: T h is is a probably give me a hard ■ STM ' Calling hours are Sunday mask when he demanded hurt in the incident. robbery. I want the money. time. D.B. ENTEBPBISES INC, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 10 -EVENING HERALD. Sat., Nov. 17. lOT EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 17,1979 — 11 Wings of Morning New Religions Are Treading Fine Legal Lane By DAVID E. ANDERSON followers of the Rev. Jim Jones at spiritually restless; tney want a such as J. Gordon Melton of the new religion. are started in the country every day. Jonestown, Guyana, some religious strong religious faith, but at the The Magic of Laughter United Press Inlemalional Institute for the Study of American Because of fears of First Amend And the evidence indicates that leaders were saying the new same time they find organized It was almost a year after Religion, believe that the Moonies ment violations, however, the result deprogramming is going beyond the religions were peaking. religion to be spiritually lifeless,” By CLIFF SIMPSON which he elaborates about the silent antics penetrates those invisi itate highway maps in North in Washington these days, a mother Jonestown and the terrible mass are beginning to institutionalize. has put some mainline church groups fringe sects to more established That where there is doubt I may George Gallup Jr„ in his most re Gallup sdld. "As a result they are In- "They have begun to form a con We read in Proverbs 17:22 “A process. Laughter helped him, es ble barriers that we all set up to Carolina? tells of a seven year old who was bring faith; murder and suicide; Nine Scien in the curious of position of trying to religions including efforts to cent survey of the state of religion, trig u ^ by the paranormal and by un gregational life and are returning counter the cults with their cheerful heart is a good medicine, pecially in the lessening of pain. protect ourselves. When people are "Our Heavenly Father, we ask this shown a reproduction of Leonard da That where there is despair I may tologists stood in a U.S. district court deprogram Baptists, Episcopalians said that it did not appear that conventional religion and cults.” people to society to take jobs in the educational material while suppor In the October issue of the Kiwanis sick — in body or soul — they often day a particular blessing as we take Vinci's famous "Virgin and the bring hope; room and quietly accepted guilty ver and Ciatholics. but a downcast spirit dries up the "either unconventional religions or. The result has been the quasi es secular world and raise families,” he ting their First Amendment ri^ ts. bones.” Magazine, there is an article by feel a sense of suffering alone, the wheel of our car. Christ Child.” The mother said, dicts for their part in a plot to in On Capitol Hill, meanwhile. Sen. And where there are shadows I cults are registering any large gains tablishment of some of the new said. Focus of the concern has been the Recently I have come across a few Susan Foster Ambrose called, ‘“nie thinking no one else could possibly be Grant us safe passage through the "That is Jesus when he was a baby.” filtrate the government and steal Robert Dole, R-Kansas, has already may bring Thy light; in popularity” in the United States. religions, such as the Rev. Sun But the attention focused on increased phenomenon of incidents that indicate how helpful in healing of magic of clowns." It is too experiencing what they are. Feeling perils of travel; shelter those who ac government documets. held two Informal hearings that Whereupon the child asked, "Who’s That where there is sadness I may At the same time, however, he said Myung Moon's Unification Church, Jonestown, as well as the revelations “deprogramming” — the forcible healing is the power of laughter and long to quite but its main accent is on isolated- invites depression, and company us and protect us from The year between the two events featured a number of anti-cult that holding him, a sitter?” bring ioy; both young adults - the age group and a peaking and even decline in the Involving the Church of Scientology’s removal of an adult believer from a good spirits in general. Many of you the unusual therapeutic power that depression forces -a person even harm hy Thy mercy; steady our has not been a good one for the new witnesses and Rep. Richard Ot- That one from Bennett Cerf is akin Lord, grant that I may seek rather most attracted to unconventional popularity of other unconventional Infllratlon of the government, has in religious group and then holding the recall reading the article in the clowns have recently demonstrated further into a private world. hands and quicken our way that we to this one from Dick Van Dyke. In a to comfort than to be comforted, religions that sprang up on the tlnger, D-N.Y., has promised another in hospitals and psychiatric wards. The clown, according to the spiritually thirsty American soil in religions - and adults of all ages "are religious groups such as satan tensified both the legal and person until he or she recants their one to look at stren^enlng laws per V Saturday Review! may never take another's life; ^ d e New York Sunday School the teacher To understand than to be un- eager to 'feel fulfilled’ and are flir worshipping cults and Jesus people extralegal opposition to unconven belief. There is an organization called "The Reverend Peckham, is able to touch us to our destination safely, conndent the 1960s. mitting parents to keep legal control ^^yy MormanI asked, "Who defeated the derstopd. ting with a wide variety of para communes. tional religious sects. Dr. Ross Bartlett, president of the Holy Fools” with 700 members a person's unconsciousness, to make in the knowledge that Thy blessings Even before the bizarre and grisly over their adult offspring who - OM ins about his| Philistines?” One of the boys popped To love than to be loved; religious and mind expanding Moon’s Unification church, for Critics of the new religions point to Alliance for the Preservation of unorthodox spreading across forty-two states, himself ‘more acceptable than Santa go with us through darkness and up with this answer: "If they don’t events that resulted in the murder of become adherents of a religion of started by Reverend William For it is by giving that one movements and activities.” example, has taken a low profile in Jonestown and the Scientology case Religious Liberty, has estimated that recovery from his| Claus.' Peckham sees the clown as light, sunshine and shower, forever play the Mets, I don't keep track of Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif., and the which the parents do not approve. Peckham of Springfield, Illinois, who receives. “Young people appear to be the past year and some observers as examples of the dangers of all the about 40 forcible deprogrammings illness. nondenominational genderless, and and ever. Amen.” them.” It is by self-forgetting that one mass suicide/execution of the There were a| paint up and minister to all kinds of unthreatening, a symbol of goodness, Judge Franklin Dupree has dis hospitals as well as nursing homes A Familiar Prayer finds. number of factorsi fun, and happiness.” missed a suit filed by two state It is by forgiving that one is Holiday Mass and even some drug rehabilitation “Lord, make me an instrument of AUStep&Stk O p e n Sunday 9 a i n « 5 inn involved: he dis I recall reading somewhere long residents, claiming that it is con Thy peace, forgiven. VERNON —There will charged himself out of the hospital, centers. ago that a smile used fewer muscles stitutional because it has a secular ~ T * ^S(op s Shop Coupon] 1 Shop CoupotifAT ^^Slop > Shop Couponpl 'That were there is hatred I may It is by dying that one awakens to be a Thanksgiving Day MH J-271 There are a series of remarkable than a frown. So it takes npich less purpose: to promote.Jiighway safety WXtMhiscouponanclaSTSO pirctiaae >26 I with the advice of a doctor friend bring love; eternal life. Amen” — Saint Francis mass at St. Bernard’s HANDA WNh ttiis ootvon and a $7 SO purchase With this cotoon and a S7 SO purchaae , began adding vitamins to his diet, illustrations of their effectiveness effort. Why waste energy on by instilling in the minds of readers That where there is wrong I may Two Maxima Church on Nov. 22 at 9 a m. MH ! stopped certain medication, and had too numerous to quote, but let me something that is no aid to healing? the inherent dangers of automibile 'PAINTED conclude with two paragraphs that bring the spirit of forgiveness; Let deeds match words. — Plautus All children of the church brought to the motel a number of travel and the need for constant The true measure of a man is not are invited to bring movie clips from Charlie Chaplin and will not answer all our questions, but That where there is discord, 1 may Is the Government alertness. the number of servants he has, but vegetables, fruits, bread 48 oz. others to make him laugh. It was will help us understand a little bit bring harmony; better: Entangled in Religion? The Chuckle That where there is error I may the number of people he serves. — and such, which they may 1 lb Package. Quarter Stop & Shop bottle good therapy. As I recall he received Arnold Glasgow carry in the offertory FREES about 3,000 letters from doctors. And “Why is clowning so effective? The What do you think of this To illustrate what family life is like bring truth; 16 ounce clown through his painted face and motorist’s prayer? It appears on the procession. They may then ■mis WEEKS FEATURE BLUEBONNET * CRANBERRY STOP a SHOP can recently I saw an ad for a book in Mass Set Sunday bring the food home for their own dinner table. MARGARINE | JUICE COCKTAIL ■ WHOLE KERNEL CORN ..^llglous Services In Sign Language Good Son. Novu™, tfrNovIfuj™ 24 Umitimamnotcuslomer one per customer ■ Good Sur\, Nov 18-No» 24 Urm one per oBloniet ■ Good Sun, Nov 18+tovlOnVWV 24CH UmtUilRI one4JIWJ oer customer 250 2491 a w J 248 VERNON —There will be a sign Night Service i l Dai'V ll I J Grocery |i Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m.. praise, language mass Nov. 18 at 11:30 a.m. MANCHESTER -St. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Andover worship service and Bible study: at St. Bernard Church. After the son. pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Mary’s Episcopal Church deliverance service. mass there will be a pot luck lunch Fint Congrrgalianal Churrh of An- services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery will sponsor a Faith Baptist Churrh. 52 Lake St. and social. ^ dovrr. Route 6 Rev. Dr Clifford 0 through junior high: 10:45 a m.. Senior Thanksgiving Eve Service HoaSStooilpnictiast ( YbmgoodcidcSewEn^and Rev James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m.. At the 10 a.m. mass, that same Simpson, interim minister 11 a m.. high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and Wednesday night at 7 at the Sbopj Sunday school; 10:30 a m , worship ser- Worship service; 9:45 a m Sunday teaching service day, the new lectors and eucharistic church. Park and Church cice: 7 p.m.. evening service , FREERLM ALL YEAR! 'school. Emanuel Lutheran Churrh, Church ministers will be commissioned. streets. natmsghfmgHeadquarters Churrh of the .Assumption, Alfams Wa’I ghw you a fTM rol of “Our and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. On Nov. 19 there will be a meeting Street at Thompson Road Rev. E d t^ d Own” 110 or 126 color print film Shob‘ Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; on the confirmation program. S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Get your Stop&Slio|i8w o i t h . Bolton Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor and 7:30 p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Parents are inyited to attend either emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser the 9:30 ajwT meeting or the 7:30 Second Church Church of Si. Maurice. 32 Hebron 10:30 and 11:45 a m. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 MANCHESTER -The Apple and Eve Cranberi)^ Date or Banana Churrh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day p.m. m m ing. Both will be ih the I960.______^ Road Rev Robert W. Cronin, pastor a m., Sunday church school, nursery for following is a list of events Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown parish library. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses infants, adult forum; 11 am .. Nursery schedule by the Second For Your Traditional Holiday Feast Road Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a m. for infants. Congregational Churcl^or ihiiry Bolton I'nitcd Methodist Church. a m , Priesthood and Relief Swiety: St. Mary'n Episcopal Churrh, Park 1 lb roll UkSiGrade A Frozeiii& 22ibs 11:15 a m.. Sacrament Meeting. the coming week. Rath All 1040 Boston Turnpike Rev. Marjorie and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. ‘Mix Salvation Army, 661 Main St Cap. and Tuesday: Bible study, Natural Miles, pastor 9:45 a m . church school; Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Mrs Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Milne To Preach 9:30 a.m., at the church. 160Z. 11 a m., worship service. L'Hommedieu. assistant to the rector: 640Z. a m . Sunday school: 10:45 a m . holiness pRg- St. George's Fpiseopal Church, Rev. Alan J Broadhead, assistant to the Friday: Post-high school bottle Boston Turnpike Rev John C Holliger, meeting; 6 p.m . open-air meeting: 7 At Gilead Church rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., p.m.. salvation meeting Tnikeys vicar 10 a m , Family Eucharist, 11 Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 HEBRON —The Rev. George at the church. Meat Turkeys tetf^^^ 79i “ Ocean Spray SSSTK 99t Pie Crust Mix “TiSSS,' 3 'iS ’ 1 United Penterostal Churrh. 187 Frozen a m , Nursery program and coffee a m.. Holy Eucharist. Milne, who was pastor of Gilead fellowship Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, One Pie 2.-79 Pie Crust Shell 59 Center Congregational Church, 11 Congregational Church from 1940 to minister 10 a m.. Sunday school: 11 Swiffs Deep Basted Bolton Congregational Church. Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., 1952, will be guest preacher at the Park Sausage SST-'rTJi ‘ 1.29 Bolton Center Road Rev J Stanton a.m , worship; 6:30 p m., prayer; 7 p m . Trinity Events Sweet Mixed senior pastor: Rev. (Chester C. Copeland, church this coming Sunday. Jimmie Dean‘stsTlIJisr ‘1.19 Stop a Shop In Syrup Conover, minister 9:30 a m , worship worship MANCHESTER -The associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. I po^rca service and nursery, church school; 10:30 Presbyterian Churrh. 43 Spruce St. Pastor Milne is filling in in the First Prize ‘ 1.29 Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. following are events spon hlea Ai vsrviwt ‘1.49 Vlasic a m . Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a m.. Rev Richard Gray, pastor 10:30 a m., absence of the Rev. David Runnion- \Jones Sausage F n d t Worship service and church school; 11:15 sored by Trinity Covenant RuttethaUftC Forum. Study group worship service, nursery: 9:15 a m., Sun Bareford. After leaving Hebron [ Swift’s Butterball Turkeys 89i a m.. Coffee Shoppe. Woodruff Hall. Church for the coming C o ck ta il Pickles day school: 7 p.m., informal worship church Pastor Milne served as pastor week. St. John's Polish National Catholic self service deli Oscar Mayer Sale! of the First Church of Christ in Wood- Tuesday: Men’s Prayer FteshU.S.GfadeAi8^22ibs Coventry Churrh, 23 Golway St. Rev Walter A South Windsor bridge. He has now returned to live in Hyszko. pastor 9 a m., mass in English, Breakfast at La Strada 1 pound package Coteniry Presbyterian Church, Hebron. 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish W apping Community Church, 1790 West 6 a.m. Church Nathan Hale School Rioad. Route 31. 9:30 St. Bartholomew's Churrh, 741 E. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard Women United meeting at Maraschino 69 Vlasic Spears a m . worship; 11 a m., Sunday school; Middle Turnpike. Rev Martin J son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., the church 9:30 a.m. lyer Heinz Gravy Mixes 2 'J! 89 Large Olives Slack WMOta cart 59 7:30 p.m.. Bible study at parsonage Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Wednesday: Tinkeys M CNcMn Oh«n UuVWOoroof worship service and church school Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. p.m.: Sunday masses at8:30.10and 11:30 St. Franeii* of .Aaaiai Church, 673 Thanksgiving Eve Service, Fresh Turkeys ^ 5,?^ * 89i ^ Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W ^ — m\n Stop a & OIILV Shop a.m. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, 7:30 p.m. Stop & Shop' H. Wilkens. pastor. 9 am .. Sunday Gospel Concert ------St. James C hurrh, Rev. James pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Ev«ry^S school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. niowe Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 Set at Church Monthly Forum WAth 9D M c d iin ii St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team am. Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev Francis A. Come to the Fair MANCHESTER - ministry; Rev. Edward J Reardon, in St. Margaret Mary Church. Rev. John t . VERNON —There will be a concert Oscar Mayer Bacon ‘1.49 Liszewski. assistant pastor Saturday Church Women United will residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 :30 J. Quinn, pastor: Rev. Joseph H. of gospel songs and music, Nov. 25 at Carrots Fhas masses at 5 and 7 p.m .: Sunday masses at A variety of handmade items, including quilts, afghans, hold their monthly forum Oscar Mayer Franks ■Tv"jr‘‘1.69 p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30 Keating, as^tant pastor. Saturday 4 p.m. at the United Methodist 160Z. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m Meat Bologna ‘ 1.39 16 oz. a m., noon and 5 p.m masses at 5jCm.: Sunday masses at 8:30. mittens, and hats, will be among many other items on sale at Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Can Second Congregational Church, (Thurch of Vernon, Route 30. can St, Bridget Churrh, 70 Main St Rev. 10 and 11:30 a m. the “Sleigh Bells Ring” fair at St. Maurice Church, Hebron The gospel singing group, “Man Trinity Covenant Church, \ V a rie ty P a c k ‘ 1.79 4-1 S t Route 44A. Rev Robert K. Bechtold, Philip A. Sheridan and Rev Emilio P. St. Peter's Epiacopal Church, Sand 302 Hackmatack St. pastor; Rev James Emondson, interim Road, Bolton. The fair will be today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in sion Heirs" from East Wareham, Padelli. co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Hill Road Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Everyone is asked to bring Royal Prince Yams : 69 Cut Green B e a n s 4 ' ‘ci^’1 minister 9:30 a m . Union services with Mass., will provide a program of (JOmer deli(3reat (or cold plate meals and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9. Rev. Ronald E Haldeman, assistant to the parish center. Shown among the display are Lisa Baclft, two articles for the tea cup First Congregational Church at Second Southern-style gospel, favorites as Sliced Beets SMC Mixed Vegetables .^”^3 «‘1 10:30 and noon the vicar 8 a m.. Holy Communion: 10 left, and Krista Bachl. (Herald photo by Adamson) auction which will be held AkUliM in stOTM with service deiie T op R o u n d Church. The Rev Robert Heavilin well as contemporary gospel songs. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland a.m .: family service and Sunday school a t th e meeting. All SSjCarando Brand 3 pound can preaching Turnpike. 9:30 a m., Bible discourse: Developing out of a family singing Assorted Flavors Avery Street Christian Reformed proceeds from the auction Beef J h 10:20 a m., group discussion group in their local church, the Man Steaks ‘2.29 lb Churrh, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, will go to UNICEF. R o a st Zion Evangelical Lutheran Churrh pastor. 9:45 a m . Sunday school; 11 a.m. Interfaith Service Due sion Heirs have performed in many Genoa StoD&Shop ^Hawaiiaii East Hartford (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High All women are welcome. and 7 p.m , worship service, nursery at churches and for civic groups Sleaks ‘2.39 lb streets. Rev (Jharles W Kuhl, pastor. 9 both services o Baby-sitting will be Beef Round Tip Roast 1 .8 a First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. MANCHESTIER—The ninth annual Manchester area churches, the throughout New England, as well as OShortening Punch Rev Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. 10 a m., am ., Devine worship, 10:15a m.. Sunday Messiah Evangelical Lutheran in New York, Pennsylvania, Florida available. Interfaith Thanksgiving Service is Round Table Singers from (Mural Cuing $358 lb "Great Beef" Why *' church school: 11 a m., morning school and youth forum. 10:15 to 11:30 Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 USOA Choice 46oz scheduled for Sunday night at 7 at Manchester High School, the ^ cred and New Jersey. CarandoMortadella * *1.89 Beef Eye Round Roast ^2.3a pay more? worship. 7 p m., evening service a m , First and second year youth in Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, The group consists of Tom Perry, a Nazarene Church can South United Methodist Church. Dance Group from Center Carando Pepperoni ‘2.89u ■'Great Bee!" First Baptist Church of East Hart struction. Holy Communion the first and pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 vocalist who also plays the bass MANCHESTER -The Beef Rump Roast USCIA Choice 1.9a ford fSouthern Baptist Convention), 36 third Sunday of each month a m.. Sunday school. Rabbi Richard Plevin, Temple Congregational Church and a folk Church of the Nazarene, Ham sisiss. ‘3.69u Nestles M a se ls '1 59 Seven Up Soda 99 singing group from St. James guitar; his sister, Grace Perry, a 4th thru 7th Ribs Bone-in Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Churrh of Christ. Lydall and Vernon Our Savior Lutheran Church, Beth Sholom, will be featured 236 Main St. has scheduled streets. Eugene Brewer, minister 9 Church. vocalist who also plays piano; and i^tato Salad 554 1813 6163*2,7916 ^2.2a Bells Stuffing Mix T, 97- FFV Snack Crackers e 59 a m. and 7 p.m , worship services, (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 speaker at the service. events for next week. They Beef Rib Roast a m., Bible classes; 10 a m . worship: 6 a m.. Sunday school: 9 and 10:15 a m., another sister and her husband, Ruth Shrimp Salad *3.99tu nursery; 9:45 am .. Sunday school: 6 The service will begin at 7:30 with Offerings will include a food are as follows: p.m.. Training Union p m . worship worship. and Paul Lombard, both vocalists. preludes hy the Salvation Army offering for the emergency pantry Tuesday: Young u^Custards nor at Gfxat/ 894 frozen.foods Energy-savervaluesi Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran First Churrh of Christ. Srirntist. 447 Band, Emanuel Lutheran Church and money for the fuel bank. Both The group recently won top awards Church in America). 1120 Silver Lane. N. Main St. 11 a m., rhurch service, Sun at the Blue Mountain Music Festival women’s Bible study in the day school, and care lor small children Vernon Bell Choir and the Carillion begin projects are sponsored by the church parlor, nursery ^ OUr kitchen Prepared by our chela Rev Paul E Henry Jr., pastor 9:30 ning at 7. Manchester Area Conference of in Kemp, Pa. Send Boneless Pumpkin, Minced or Apple Stop & Shop Half Gallon All a m., worship service. Community Baptist Churrh, 585 E The public is invited to attend the provided, 9:30a.m. Service i Churches to provide assistance for First Congregational Church, 67 Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister S . Joavph Ghurrh, 33 West St.. Also participating in the service at Crestfield Convalescent Colonial Cooked Rockville, ^tu rd ay masses at 5 and 7 program. Main St Rev. William E. Flynn, 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, will be laymen and clergy from the needy in the community. Home, 2 p.m. Service at « e iPudding Ham Water Added s Natural minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a m. Vernon Manor, 3 p.m. Greek< Style * 1 3 9 minister. 10 a m., worship service, during the service; 10:30 a m , Morning es ;ce Cream worship, nursery provided. Rockville Rapliet Church, 69 Union Sams and Sals dessert 2 lb pkg. church school, child care, 11 a m , coffee Cooked Ham Shank Portion £Less S Waste l.2 9 b Assorted Churrh of the Nazarrnr. 236 Main St. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 meeting at the church, 7:30 260Z.I hour: 6 p.m.. youth choir; 7 p.m., youth Bishop To Attend Hearing p.m. Stop&Shop Flavors *179 fellowship Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev a m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun Rzza Twin Pack ‘1,09 Special Tnm pkg tub George Emmitt, minister of visitation day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Wednesday: All regular French Bread Rzza ‘1.19 Cooked Ham Rump Portion Less Waste 1.39. 9 9 Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 needs of families. $iopaSnop3Fic«oa Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor and outreach. 9:30 a m , Sunday school; Sacred Heart Churrh, Route 30. Rev. VERNON —The Most Rev. Daniel P. meetings of the day .Cheese Rzza ‘1.29 Sara Lee Pound Cake 8 9 Sherbert K«lf gttion conuxw 9 9 Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Father Schneider said, “Bishop Reilly SlocISAoe 10 a m., Sunday school: 11 a.m., worship 10:45 a m., worship, children’s church Reilly, bishop of Norwich, will attend a canceled. Hospitality Ham Wat»/^9d 2.29. Pie Shell Crust 7 9 Whip Topping Ovt ownc«cont»n«< 6 9 service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. and nursery: 7 p.m , evening service, Donohue Saturday mass at 5 p.m .; Sun "Year of the Family” hearing in St. Ber wants to hear from every Catholic family Brewkr Friday: Special mis OfUiiodfrud day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Vegetables 6 9 Melon Balls Saobfoo* 16 ounct 0*0 Nursery at all services. nursery. nard Church Hall, 25 St. Bernard's in the diocese, whether practicing or not sionary service with Ralph SeafeXXf a nig catch of fine values. Pws rSMtCwron CoroorU.iMVae«tJM« noon. Hormel Cure #81 Ham Burnside United Methodist Churrh, Calvary Churrh (Assrmhiirs of Terrace, Rockville on Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. practicing their faith.” External signs are not McClintock, 7:30 p.m. Si. John'a Episcopal Church, Route always indicative of what 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr , God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike Rev The hearing in Rockville will be one of He said the bishop looks forward to Saturday: Men’s prayer Fresh _ d a i r y '°P brands' 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 they seem to be. We would ‘289. pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school for all Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor, Karl A. seven to be held throughout the Norwich hearing from Catholic families and that meeting in the church ages, including an adult class; 10:30a.m.. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor 9:30 a.m., communion: 10 a.m., family ser expect that a person with a produce vice and church school. Diocese that Bishop Reilly will be atten the church truly wants to serve them. parlor, 8 a.m. Bus ministry P o llo c k Whole Milk Worship hour with child care provided for a m., Sunday school: 10:30 a m . service low self-image would be “FW Our buyers shop lor Gallon stops Shop Vernon Assemhlirs of God Church, ding. “ And we must listen to their needs so that timid and self-effacing. On visitation, 10 p.m. infants through age 5:6 p.m.. Junior High of worship: 6:30 p.m., evening service. the best and freshest values Conrordia Lutheran Churrh, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. 'The Year of the Family ‘80 was Initiated we can better serve them.” the contrary, such people n U e ts and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Parishes in the Vernon Deanery, of Fresh Haddock Fillets ‘2.49. CalabiD Wesley Memorial Churrh (United (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and by the United States Bishops in order to frequently are forward to Baptist Events 6:30 p.m.. worship services. which Rockville is a member, are: St. Outers Fresh Opened S, ‘ 1,89 Methodist Churrh). 110 Ellington Road. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, seek out the needs, hopes and desires of the point of artificiality, MANCHESTER -The I CaU fom ia N ovd Vernon Unilcd Methodist Chureh, R kotta ®3SI Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a m., associate pastor. 8:30 a m.. Holy Com Catholic families. Maurice, Bolton; St. Joseph, St. Bernard, and self-assertive to the following is a list of Shrimp Shell On ■MiSr?;«‘3.99 Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor worship service, child care. munion. youth class, nursery for small The Rev. William Schneider, director of Rockville; St. Eldward, St. Joseph, Staf point of brashness. scheduled events for the Fish-nics ‘1.09 pcHjnd 128oz Cont. children: 10 am .. Holy Communion, 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. Catholic Family Services for the Diocese ford Springs; Sacred Heart, Vernon; St. People often seek to xilainer I From 3' Chureh of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Connmunlty Baptist Church V Extra Large Shrimp 'ij *5.49 Concentrate church school through Grade 6. nusery of Norwich, has been working in conjunc Luke, Ellington; St. Matthew, Tolland; cover up their low self for small children. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday esteem by bluster, for the coming week. OSS'! Glastonbury and All Saints, temersville. All Purpose Cream l4ot carton 89 masses at 5 and7 p m.: Sunday masses at tion with Bishop Reilly to discover the boasting, over- Tuesday: Women’s Colombo Yogurt 'StS? 3 r - '1 linitarian Unlveraaliat Surirty: East, ^health & beauty aids_____ ou ^ wviviw I koAiid I Gu i\>jr . SlOoaShOp C C r Si. Dunsian's Churrh, Manchester 153 W, Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. aggresiveness, and Society executive board Cream Cheese "T<,3Srsr* 5 9 Sour Cream ounce coniaww LKJ Road. gev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rockville United Methodist Church, abrasiveness. It is a case of meeting, 7:30 p.m., at the Ughtn Lively 79 stops Shop Rolls 6iS'1 Saturday mass at 5 p.m.. Sunday masses Trinity Covenant Churrh. 302 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, Center Church Schedule “ whistling past the church. BuR^mrikotHoroMlyM at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. TMANKSaViG Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. MANCHEISTER —The following is a list of events graveyard." Tbe^ recoil Wednesday: Aqua^fresh Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant First Congregalional Church of Ver NOHDUto from anything that would Thanksgiving Eve service, bakery Treats from our own ovens' non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. sponsored by Center Congregational Church scheduled I l i p l e s l W .y show them wrong, John pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser for the coming week. » brfaiitt of Prague 7:30 p.m., at the church. Hebron vices. nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, 3:19,20. TooUqiaste \ EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Npv. 17, 1979 - 1$ 14 —EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 17, 1979 Herald Steelers Respect Chargers Angie NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe No. 1 wide receiver. Now that All- San Diego Coach Don Coryell calls NFC West-leading New Orleans ■ ‘N Greene of the Pittsburgh Pro Lynn Swann is finally healthy, the 1979 Steelers, “the best team I’ve Saints go for their fifth victory in the Indians Reach Final Round defenses face the obvious question: seen in my seven years in the last six games. In their only other Earl Yost Steelers calls the San Diego whom do you doublecover? league,” and Pittsburgh has never previous meeting with Seattle, the Sports Editor Chargers, “the new kid on the Franco Harris, the AFC’s No. 3 lost to the Chargers in six previous Saints scored 51 points. The Lombardo Scores block,” and by Sunday night, rusher, always saves his best for the meetings. Seahawks, 5-6, come off a 427-yard the veteran defensive tackle big games and the offensive line has If, as expected, the Chargers fail to effort against Cleveland only one allowed a league-low 16 sacks. The establish a running threat, Fouts will USA Rules Roost Today and a nationwide audience will week after setting an NFL record for Topple Smith, 3-0 know if the two teams belong defense has held be forced to throw on almost every futility in being held to minus seven four straight op doym and will face one of the Up to a decade ago, Australia ruled the roost in men’s world in the same neighborhood. yards aginst I^s Angeles. Quarter HEADED OUT; Manchester High’s Ed Ken- By LEN AUSTER tennis. ponents to under league’s best pass rushes. Given back Jim Zorn has thrown 76 straight nison (22) heads ball away from in front of Herald Sporlswriler The proud Steelers, who may be IM yards rushing enough time, however, Fouts could passes without being Intercepted and Just aj^ut the time the Aetna World Cup was conceived, the even stronger than last season’s goalmouth in semifinal action against E.O. And now, one game stands in the way of retiring Manchester and the Chargers’ riddle a Steelers' pass defense that ace receiver Steve Largent is Americfffi started to break the stranglehold the Aussies had on championship squad, lead the NFL in ground game has High soccer Coach Dick Danielson going out a winner.. was exploited for five TD passes by averaging 22 yards per reception. Smith at ECSC. Smith’s Brian Grenier (7) winning the major tournaments. an impressive range of categories. been ineffective Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe six Tampa Bay, 8-3, holds a two-game watches flight of ball. (Herald Photo by Adamson) His S3rd and final Indian squad .Dennis Ralston and Fred Stolle, The Chargers would like to change most of the season edge over Chicago in the NFC Cen moved him within one contest of some of those numbers. “Those first five minutes of the se respective captains of the USA and Boston with Channel 30 carrying the anyway. In other games ^ n w ^ New tral and is tied with Dallas for the going out with a state championship “They’re the new kid on the block cond half broke the game open," ' 'Aussie teams in the upcoming Aetna game. Saturday night’s Whaler- T h a t’s w here Orleans is at Seattle, the New York conference’s best record. The New as the Tribe hooters squashed E.O. — we’ll find out about them,” said Danielson cited, “We had as nice World Cup at the Hartford Civic Edmonton NHL game at Springfield Dan Fouts comes in. Giants at Tampa Bay, Baltimore at York Giants are 5-6 after an 0-5 start, J * Smith, 3-0, yesterday in Arctic-like, Greene, who will join the Steelers in passing (then) as we’ve had all Center March 6-9 had an answer for will start at 8 due to the college Fouts, a leading contender for AFC New England, Cincinnati at Houston, and their only loss in the last six sub-freezing conditions at Elastem San Diego Sunday for the nationally year,” he added. the reversal. basketball game in the afternoon Player of the Year honors, leads the Kansas City at Oakland, Miami at games was a last-second defeat Connecticut State College’s Alumni televised game. The Steelers, 9-2, “There are so many good players between Duke and Kentucky..Extra conference in passing attempts, com Cleveland, Dallas at Washington, against the Cowboys two weeks ago. Field to move into the Class LL Manchester went to its bus for the sport the league’s best record and coming out of the colleges today in point and field goal specialists Neal pletions, percentage and yards in Detroit at Minnesota, St. Louis at The Giants have never lost to the finals. halftime break, to try to get warm lead the NFL in scoring and total the Unites States, it’s fantastic,” McKinney will wind up his football directing the Chargers to an 8-3 Philadelphia, Denver at San Fran Bucs in four meetings and they The Silk Towners, 10th ranked in for one, and Dahielson voic^, “They offense behind a wondrous passing Ralston said. career today when Central Connec record and a share of first place in cisco, Green Bay at duffalo and the pulled off a 17-14 upset Oct. 7 to ignite the original 23-team field, will face said they were starting the game all attack. "There are more good, young ticut State College hosts Southern the AFC West with Denver. In John New York Jets at Chicago a four-game winning streak. New the Glastonbury-Staples winner over again. That was the Terry Bradshaw, the AFC’s third- players than ever before ,” he added. Connecticut State College in New Jefferson and Charlie Joiner, Fouts Atlanta is at Los Angeles Monday York is last in the NFL in total yar either Sunday or Monday at a site difference...That passing the first ranked quarterback, has tossed a C)n the other side of the coin, the 41- Britain...Caller asked if Yale’s two has the wide receivers to test the night. dage and Tampa Bay has yielded the and time to be announced. five minutes of the second half was league-leading 21 TD passes, seven to year-old Stolle admitted. "The game All-Americans, Clint Frank and Pittsburgh secondary in what should Two of the NFL's most varied fewest points in the NFC. A partisan crowd of 400, about 300 beautiful. They owned the ball.” John Stallworth — the conference’s has slipped in Australia. The young Larry Kelley played on the same be an aerial display. nffen4iri]i « F.lMiHabati . Xlftir#-Sapi before 27 year-old Solomon clawed them. But funny things can happen TRl-TOWN-John Miller NITE OWLS- Linda 156, Dan VIgnone 153, Hank Mickey Holmes 385, Bill l.k m U ifs t i M t M i iU ^ iu b H Bloomfield took the ensuing kickoff Smith, now finding difficulty In The 37-year old . Perez has played for Boston. The slugger said he would 7 . M i to la w L U - M i S i b i M - S M i 7 .b m ia * i LMUM Sibi Jar-litt ■ his way back into the match after and who knows, maybe this will be 213-607, Dave Fraser 244 Massaro 181-498, Beth Ke Sibi ibrt-Sirfii m Sibi C b a M m m and marched 64 yards, exclusively on holding his serve, dropped his service his entire career in the National practice being a designated hitter Frey 147, Dorn Colby 384, Pete Scott 381, switching rackets. the year,” Restic said. “It’s 570, Wendell Ubbe 202-222- nyon 181-484, Priscilla DeDominicis 155-409, Mike Al Rlzzuto 371, Ray Daw rm l.ehM-Uinrl 2. Irriici l-Zimi rm. l.wbMt-Ica X Ckaili-larN 1 in the fifth game when he missed League, the last three seasons with wiUi the Santurce Crabbers in the L T i M r t n a IM u M a w f i FraaiKwiaTM 1 I . F a M n W im iA m w i iJaal^M irt happened before.” 593, Dean Baker 203-528, Cushman 182-478, Yolanda Lappen 143-148-401, Lee H i i j M t i S. 1 FraaiiM-tiiinr 1 with a backhand volley, but he came the Montreal Expos after 12 seasons Puerto Rican League over the son 371. t U l m n i M U M i M l i w H IlrFrvMy i M i - M k tt issu ki Indeed it h a i Brian Edwards 235-605, Burns 186-473, Carolyn Courtney 161-425, Rollie iU 4 jirii I b n M r M U fe w M a IJ i h U iM i S b « » M im n S r k a U i M - M r t f back immediately to break Solomon with the Cincinnati Reds. While with winter. m t M l a r i i Youth Races Sunday In 1968, the 8-0 Yale team led by Chuck Clarke 222-557, M orrison 175, Dawna Irish 151411. l .h m im iFmtwSiriii babt-ln ■ 7. U lM i i i i i W i M i in the following game. the Reds, he played in seven All-Star The announcement- of Perez’ GOP- Harriet Haslett id n QmdsMssStt TOTt TEVm Norm Soren 224-545, Ray XM h I Solomon, rattled at the way he had all-everything quarterback Brian Scheofer 180178-471, Carol 178-489, Grayce Shea 179- F w m I.M m I lU fTM l F i m t .lM l Comitig up Sunday will be the fourth annual Manchester games, five championship series and signing was made by Red Sox general 4. M m 3. M m 4 . M Dowling and halfback Calvin Hill, Bessette 201, Bill Calhoun Michaud 474. EASTERN BUSINESS- 493, Barb Marble 175, 1 Tic* IIM l . M I t k Lions Club-sponsor^ youth races on the Manchester Com let his advantage slip by, came back four World Series. manager Haywood Sullivan just 3. M l «.M S.M i S M I 4.Mt 5. Jh t i l M l held a 29-13 lead into the last minute. 506, Mike Marocchinl SOI, Emil Roux 166, Ted Kow- Marie Ludlow 469, Sally i S M I again, however, beating Smith with “In Montreal, I saw a lot of Red before he boarded a plane for New S.lraM i U 7. Jh t l l w l I b M 7 . M munity College campus starting at 1 o’clock. But Harvard rallied to score twice, Joe Tolisano 549, Don Dzen RESTAURANT- Ed zun 162-403, John Lavado 7 .S «^ i M i m t Unit Lta|i» S ib ila ru l an inch-perfect forehand dHve down Sox games on television and I was York where he was scheduled to Heavisides 453. l U n t the second touchdown and the two- 538, Dick Coons 516, Ken Doucette 159<417, Bill 160-375, Ed Ralph 157-379, rm ti ELnOTl m t utft E u m Three courses will be run with six age categories. They the line to break his opponent again I.In lic a M I B M n y l.MJ^Zarii XCMi-Salital getting to be a fan, pulling for them,” meet with Mets’ free agent pitcher Margotta 537, Ray r m ffT t are lS-19- 3.1 miles; 1^17-3.1 miles; 14-15-3.1 miles; for a 43 lead. point conversion coming with no time Sheekey 159414, Bill Bron Ed Schworm 153, Ted CATERERS- Maureen l.fmti-lM L U M r a 4. Fra M Z a m I b W i l a M X Frwiic*4aTN 1 4,lrbNMinT Perez said from his Puerto Rican Skip Lockwood and his represen U m M t M f i r p i left on the c}o^ to pull out a 29-29 Michaud 554, Lou Torrey son 145-396, George Roback 152-411, Tom Chapman 138-137-360, Dot LNM ji* ilr r w M y S .iw H iiil t M M k z I M M w i 4 . U M 12-13 - 2.1 miles; 10-11 - 1.3 miles; 8-9 - 1.3 miles. This time Solomon made no mis home. “I’m looking forward to being tative Dick Moss.. n m U m m l l I M M t I M M i M a rta N t I M M u "winning” tieT^ 214541, Greg Spak 520, Bob Burgess 161-140-434, Jim Harrison 151-149-440, Jim Miller 125-353, Leah S.ii nil f ir i I M M i S.Fm I»M Entries closed last night. take, retaining his advantage and the designated hitter. TTie signing of Perez “fills a void 7. M M i O M M M t Q M -S n w 7.lia»4jiiii I Z u a M U Siii Im^NHt In 1976, Harvard scored in the final Fitzgerald 515, Jim Moore 153-148-421, John Sirianni 147-404, Bill T ie n t nm rTt serving out for victory in the 10th “I missed a lot of games in the that was left by Watson leaving and LaPointe 137-156-385, Bar m tU M a rn U Runners may pick up their numbers starting at noon Sun minute to win 21-16, spoiling Yale's LaBelle 535, Gino Fox 212-445, Rick Moorhouse 144,Bruce bara Linnell 127, Jen Tirin- m IQ w M r a y SBlt |.lrra-laT«al X M fa ra i game. < gives us Uie flexibility we had with M w ila p i X FranKW-Zarii 4.M n »SMI day. National League because the untarnished record. Calderone 217-538, Bill Filloramo 180, Art Cunliffe Lavery 144-380, Alan Grzyb I k n U m “L haven't lost against Stan since zonie 132-374, C laire i > 1 Uwil S.MM iJMil-ZwTii . I M M a l i F r a M M r t i SlHflNMt ilftaA -ka manager would rest me. That’s when Watson,” Sullivan said. “Perez has a F . M b a l i J M i C i M ■The race will be staged rain or shine. In both cases, Yale shared the Ivy Reichert 530, Rob Migliore 143-156435, Dave Castagna 398, Tony DeDominicis Wentworth 128, Angie Or- SM m MI I M S t r p i 7. Iwftapi t l i a « l « n a l S-babUiwt lO M C m iiM 1973,” said Solomon. “'This is the my hitting fell off, when I wasn’t history of being one of the top clutch SiblMM»iMMt tibi Ckarsb-Scrtw crown with Harvard. And in both 216-532, Joe Catania 516, 151144141436, John Or 387,George Blake 386. tolani 349. 7.Mt-2«rii t - F r a a M M I.IrbaMiiibit tIt-Zarii There will be 36 trophies and 72 medals and ribbons, plus first time I have managed to do well RBI men in baseball. He still has that m t u - M i M i M M M i sharp. I like the town, the fans and cases, the game was played at Har Bob Arendt 200-555. tolan! 149, Carl Bujaucius in England. I never usually get certificates to all participants. \ the lineup. I think they’ll help me and reputation.” vard. beyond the first or second round lor I know I’ll help them,” he said. some reason.” V i i 16 -EVENING HERALD, Sat., Nov. 17, im EVENING HERALD. Sat,, Nov, 17, 1979 — 17 H ip W tnfd 13 H ip Wanted H ip Wantil 13 H ip Wontod H ip Wontod 13 It PrWoto fntlnicUont It COLLECTORS for credit COOK WANTED CLERK TYPIST - General of SHEET METAL WORKER - department fuel company. Senate Stymies ‘Workfare’ Amendment •BMDflEPORT InoNDmDEo$$ obbodIowoo dfoUrffoNs fice work with public contact; —TO RIDING LESSONS indoor Experienced. Soldering etc. Part or -full time, nexible InH wM train. Part Hmo. good typing skills required; 35 riding ring. Western stock Can 528-2101. • O P B U T O M hours. Send brief.resume to: •alarf eoaiinanturali with hour work week. Starting phoduction •SURM CE ai^artanoa. seat, saddle seat and hunt HARTFORD (UPI) - The Senate proved which would require the Of healthy welfare recipients who abandonments or for energy conser munities. Another defeated amend tenants. . dney salary $289.51 bi/weekly. CONTROL seat. All levels 228-9617. wnl n iN O ER S 777, Hartford, 06101. CaHMr.Vbioa Friday defeated a “workfare” fice of Policy and Management to refused to work would be denied vation projects. The p ro p e l now ment would have made minimum . The distribution formula takes Into; Pleasant government office In Permanent lull time posi CrooUliM CMVilMOSiN Ihm Rockville offering State of amendment which would have keep track of all home heating oil general assistance. "It won’t cost the goes to the House. $10,000 grants to each municipality. account population, the number of^ Set up and operate. ■4I-B1B1 tion. Must be thorough VOICE, PIANO Instructions. First and second shifts. Connecticut benefits. Summit and have good figure ap Former faculty New York required able bodied welfare programs for the poor and to make state a penny,” he said. The Senate defeated an amend Among changes that were ap elderly who receive tax breaks, the* COOKS & KITCHEN resume and references to: annual reports. ment by Sen. Richard Cunningham, HELPERS- Available Good working conditions titude experience helpful. Music and Art High School. recipients to be trained for jobs such The ^ n a te defeated his amend proved was an amendment in proportion of welfare recipients and ■ with company paid HELP WANTED Superior Court, G A 19, P.O. Professional Singer/Pianist. The kicker on his amendment was ment 22-12. weekends and evenings. Box 980, Rockville, Ct. 06066. Apply at as insulating homes. RStamford, to rework the formula so troduced by Sen. Audrey Beck, D- the community’s tax base. Z Experienced preferred. benefits. PMTS DmUNTLER Wesco Industries 644-8597. They approved a Grasso ad Many senators thought the idea of that if towns and cities didn't set up his city would receive more money. Mansfield, to restrict eligibility for An estimate of the size of the* Drivers License. Mature in EiUTERNTOOlCO. JES Induatriel Peril, Muat hava oam loola. INSURANCE AGENCY - Part DIABNOtnC PIANO LESSONS - Kenneth Sen. George Gunther, R-Stratford, such a workfare program, they would ministration proposal to bond up to $5 He said Stamford wasn’t getting a federally co-insured home improve grants that would be made shows dividuals. Apply In person: 400 Oeheel Sfroei time position available, for off Route S, have forfeited all state welfare million for energy grants to cities fair shake under the existing for Garden Grove “Caterers, Equal Opportunity PMSCMPTIVE TEACHER Drive, East Hartford. was a good one, but they said it was ment and rehabiiitation loans to one- Hartford receiving $503,982; ^ HAPPY BIRTHDAY I East Hartford Empleyar. experienced Personal Lines Familiar with formal South WIndaor Children, Adult, Beginners. mula. PROM PLORIDA Keeney Street, Manchester. person. Phone 528-9831. too comprehensive a proposal to try funds. The state would have picked and towns. Municipalities would have to-four family homes. Bridgeport, $427,683; New Haven, A p ^ In paraon lo: and informal assessment 568-6334 Experienced teacher. B.S., t'o rush through in the Legislature’s up the training costs. to file a winter energy plan with tne Opponents said they couldn’t Mrs. Beck said she wanted to make $403,970; Waterbury, $295,885; New 1$ TO THI ORIATIBT g techniques, methods and ^^^u^Opportunl^Emptoy^^ Masters Degrees. 569-4284. MOM AND GRANDMA g SOUTH WINDSOR GENERAL HANDY ••••#••••••••••••••••••••• brief special session on energy. Gunther said Connecticut wouldn’t Office Of Policy and Management. juggle figures around to suit one par sure corporations that operate huge Britain, $191,296; Meriden, $128,045; materials; skills in IN THI WORLD AUTO FARTS PERSON for car washing, WAREHOUSE WORKERS, ScfMofs-Clastes 19 lose any money but would actually Towns and cities only could spend ticular city or town without taking West Haven, $118,932; Bristol, $112,- ADVERTISING 18 demonstration teaching. 12 Gunther tried to tack the amend apartment complexes didn’t receive W1 LOVI AND MIBB ;i;i Bchanck Road pick up and delivery, etc., for months position. Certifica We need a reliable induatrioui save $1 million to $3 million because some money away from other com WANTED CLEANING mornings. 4 hours per day, 5 ment onto a proposal the Senate ap the grant money to avoid housing the loans^' which are Intended to 588, and Norwich, $102,618. I YOU BO. NOT South WIndaor tion in Special Education person for this full time posi FOR THE BEST - Manchester iiiUAN, BRIAN A MICKEY g PERSON for professional of days per week, Monday thru tion. Shelf stocking, material benefit low and moderate income fice in town, once a week. and minimal 3 years Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 XXXX 0 0 0 0 AN EXPENSE... Friday. Drivers License a experience require, or handling, shipping and pupils per teacher. FREE in Send replies to: Box MM, c/o must. See Mr. Carter in per receiving. Previous f Manchester Herald. School Psychologist. troductory lesson with this ad. son at: Carter Chevrolet, 1229 Please send resume to: experience desirable. Liberal Call 6488306. or 6483549. ADVERTISING BOARD CLERK - for Main Street, Manchester. Ella Gets Bill Regional District No. 8. Board Residential Education over-time and benefits. Call IS of Eklucatlon. Part time posi Center, 474 School St., East Mr. Rosenberg, at Economy Bay State’s EXPERIENCED Hartford, Conn. 06108. Electric, 646-2830. Equal Op □ REAL ESTATE AN INVESTMENT tion. Attends evening LOCKSMITH - Should have EOEM/F portunity Employer. LAUNDRY AND DIAPER meetings of Board and Com knowledge of safes, and some □ N O T IC E S Plan wittly SERVICE needs folderess mittees. Steno and typing Homes For Solo 23 On Condo Boom full or part time, AM and PM. electrical background. Full or skills essential. Call RHAM invett yow adver- part time available. Call 633- COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Primary OK Call 289-1527. High School. 228-9474 for infor 5100 for details. PART TIME POSITION with Lost and Found 1 ROOMS, 1st floor family HARTFORD (UPI) - The house ject in a “very curious way,” titing dollar in mation. full service laundramat and .•PART TIME SALESMAN- Opportunity for dry cleaning business. Varied room with fireplace. 4 In other matters. The House ap MAn/SCIENCE Friday approved and sent Gov. Ella WASHINGTON (UPI) - Massachusetts Democrats FOUND- Male grey striped exciting position. Knowledge DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part EXPERIENCED duties require responsibility, TEACMER generous sized bedrooms. 2 Grasso a bill intended to put the proved spending $2.75 million to Friday won permission from national party officials to cat with white collar on Broad of stoves helpful. Base plus time. Manchester area. MACHINISTS maturity, self reliance and in- Jr. Mgh tchool 1/2 baths, central air. 2 car brakes on the condominium conver provide emergency home heating Street, Manchester. Please commission. Full medical Benefits. Salary negotiable. itiatve. Call 646-8749. UNrar garage, walkout basement, hold a presidential primary March 4, which will make it call 423-1031: (M3-8676. ^ h e H e r a l d funds to families with incomes up to benefits. Paid vacation. Call Call 649-8125. We have factory openings for •Assistant 1 $83,500, Group I, Philbrick sion boom in Connecticut. An aide to second in the nation and a likely boon to Sen. Eldward CLASSIFieO AOVfATISINO Agency. 646-4200. 125 percent of the federal poverty Mrs. Gray 525-1931 Machinists. PRODUCTION WORKERS •Roard ol EduesNen I the governor said she was expected Kennedy. FULL TIME HELP for 3rd. Must be able to read Blueprints FOR SOFT DRINK bottling to sign it. level. TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years and Set Up jobs company. Physical work in CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, The unanimous vote by the Democratic National Com Portonalt 2 shift. Apply in person: 7- This IS a growing company with A( the RHAM High School, House lawmakers also rejected a The bill also covers the han experience. Manchester area. Elcvcn, 509 Center Street, volved. Must be 18 or older. Hebron For information and Remodeled Kitchen and mittee's Compliance Review Commission means competitive rates and Paid Fringe Baths. Aluminum siding, in- suggestion they dig into their own dicapped and persons 62 and older NEED A RIDE FROM RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Send resume to: Box U. c/o Manchester. Benefits. Apply: The Pop Shoppe, 249 application, please call Dr I^ssachusetts will hold a primary just one week after Manchester Herald. Spencer Street, Manchester, Vecchione, 22D*t474, or M t* ground pool with patio and pockets and forfeit a newly increased who fall below or at 175 percent of Homestead Drive in Glaston working with an excellent sup Phon« 289-2727, or New Hampshire's season debute. porting staff. Very pleasant AVOID COMMUTING- Work between 10 AM and 4 PM. MD7. privacy. Group I, Philbrick mileage allowance and free medical the poverty level. bury to Elm Street, Hartford, Apply a t Agency, 646-4200. Massachusetts Democrats had refused to postpone the 7:30 a.m. Call 65941779 mor atmosphere. Good wages and in Manchester. Stock Clerk. NOBLE a WESTBROOK insurance, and transfer those funds Rep. David Smith, R-Brookfield Drivers Licence for Van. Full PART TIME CLERICAL contest to comply with national party rules, which nings only. benefits. Please call Doris 20 WMtbrook Slrtol into emergency energy assistance Center, tried to tack on an amend Blain, RN. Director of or part time. Apply in person: POSITION for main office of NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK specify that states with a few exemptions are to pick SALESPERSONS East Hartford, CT 06108 South Windsor Bank Sc Trust BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, funds. ment which would have lawmakers Nurses. 6464)129. Marlow's Incorporate. 867 EXPERIENCED PERSON their Democratic national convention delegates between Main Street, Manchester. CquMl Opportunity Cmpleyof Company. Hours. 9 a.m. to 1 paneled living room, eat-in The lower chamber also passed roll back their mileage allowance WANTED to do part time auto March 11 and June 11. LATHE OPERATORS - With NEEDED p.m., Monday thru Friday. Kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, from 17 cents to 12 cents and Announesmants 3 body repair at Manchester gas lovely quiet setting on dead and sent the Senate several measures Peter Kelly, compliance commission chairman and one 2 years’ experience. Good Company car BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Heavy telephone contact and station. Call John. 64949lf concerning bonding and ap eliminate free medical insurance. benefits. Salary nMotiable. JANUARY- For 1 year old, 3 WOODWORKER - Some light typing involved. Call end street, deeaed beach of President Carter’s earliest supporters in 1976, said ATTENTION TOTALPHONE provided, salary plus rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Smith said the $102,000 that would Hawk Precision Co., 303 1/2 days per week. 'Preferably experience. Knowledge of G crtJyaters at 289-6061. An propriations for energy assistance Massachusetts had refused to go along with the national ^ SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need woods for door production LEGAL SECRETARY - agent. Carol Cable-W ^er, be saved could be used for home help receiving your calls? Burnham Street. Blast Hart commission. Vacations. my home. Other children OK. Equal Oppsrtunitv Employer Immediate opening in the programs. . rules because of "the Kennedy thing.” 649-4083. shop. Call 646-5025. Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal heating oil aid. The amendment was Temporary or permanent. ford, telephone 528-9845. Hospitalization and Rockville area. Typing and housing opportunity. 443-4470. The condominium proposal, passed An early Massachusetts primary is expected to help i dictation essential. Send rejected 121-12. Personal Attention .. Very benefits. ACCEPTING on a 95-40 vote, requires all Kennedy's presidential prospects because he probably , Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- BUS BOYS - Full time lunch DIETARY AIDES - Full time NURSE AIDES resume to Box B. c/o apartments converted to con Deputy Majority Leader Timothy and dinner shifts. Apply at positions available in' our APPLICATIONS for full time Manchester Herald. will do well in his home state against Carter, and he could 8623. Apply in person to: employment. Several Moynihan, D-East Hartford, who op Cavey's Restaurant, 45 East dietary department. Apply in Immediate openings dominiums to have their own gain momentum from such a. victory. Mr. Incandella, at positions open. Call 646-3936. available on all shifts. ’‘BUTTERNUT ROAD” posed Smith's idea, said he would Center Street, Manchester. person: East Hartford Con FEMALE OR MALE wanted separate heating system for each un Panel member Joseph Crangle, a Buffalo, N.Y.. valescent Home. 745 Main Equal opportunity employer. Pleasant working con keep track of each legislator that GEM for light delivery Must know Manchester's finest loca it. The requirement will expire April political leader and big Kennedy backer, strongly ad RARE OPPORTUNITY - Street. East Hartford. ditions, new wage scale in the Manchester area Call 648- tion for custom built homes v o t^ for it and then hit them up for a TRUCK TIRE SHOP needs force, located on bus line. 1. 1980. vocated allowing Massachusetts to hold the March 4 OWN YOUR OWN CHEVROLET 8218 ask for Tom. now ready Large gorgeous $500 contribution to the governor's □ EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS. Distributor lor STATION ATTENDENT dependable man to train in its Contact Mrs. Ferguson The debate over the bill, passed primary. Rl. 195 Retread & Service DNS at Burnside Convales treed lots with city emergency fuel bank. Kodak film. Duracell NEEDED- Full time. Apply in BOOKKEEPING Thursday by the Senate, turned into a Kelly said the decision was made because it was “not ' Storra Road person to Gorin's Sports Car Departments. Call Mr. Wood. cent Home, 289-9571. utilities. Will build to suit. m give you all the opportunity to ftatp Wontod 13 Batteries. G.E.. Sylvania and DEPARTMENT- Full time discussion of the housing shortage our purpose to punish the voters of Massachusetts" for other photo products needed Wllllmantic, Ct. Center. Route 83. Vernon. Bergson Company, Ellington, osition available Fh'evious Priced from $125,000. put your money where your mouth is (acroaa.from East Brook 872-7729. and displacement problems plaguing their party leaders' refusal to comply with national party TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. in your area. No selling. Ser Canking experience preferred. urban and suburban areas, with con on this thing, " Moynihan said. guidelines. Apply 81 Commerce Street. vice top Retailers under / Mall) SITTER FOR 92 YEAR OLD Call for ap^intment, 646-4004. MERRITTpagMCy dominium conversion listed as a The House unanimously approved Glastonbury. PTG exclusive contract established Monday-Friday 1-5 pm BOLTON MAN on an oc ACCOUNTANT- Public local EOE. Massachusetts Democrats had argued they deserved - casional basis. Especially for LPN 646-1180 major villain. and sent the Senate a measure COMPANY Telephone 633- by us. High immediate in Certified Public Accounting an exemption because other states had gotten such dis come minimum required in live in Thanksgiving weekend. With Pediatric/Pyschiatric Butlnesi Opportunity 14 providing $2.1 million for emergency 7631 firm is seeking experienced R ep. Jo se p h F a r r ic ie lli. D- pensation already. They cited New Hampshire, which vestment $9,975. 100% profit Call 649-2901. experience preferred to Public Accountant. Familiar- Branford. the measure's major fuel assistance to housing holds the first primary Feb. 26. and Iowa and Minnesota, CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC structure. Call between 8AM work with socially and ty with “Small Firm Clients " BEAUTY PARLOR- 2 booths, backer, admitted its main goal was authorities, group homes and - Experienced only. Top Sc 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or PART TIME JANITOR for URGENTLY NEED emotionally maladjusted preferable, but not necessary. 1 more could be added: with 4 which have delegate selection caucuses in January and • DEPENDABLE PERSON for a temporary moratorium on the municipalities wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 write: American Film medium size office complex. students, between the ages Our staff is aware of this ad or 5 room apartment. MANCHESTER - Raised February respectively. Processing, Inc , I935R Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m . 3 who can work without super Reasonable 875-4141. Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 "alarm ing rate ' in which It gave initial approval to a Benin ’rpke.. Wethersfield, of 10 and 18. Part time Please send resume to: Box Later in the meeting, Maine was given an exemption to ’ 5634)151. Hoover Court, B'ham, AL nights a week. Phone Mr. vision ior Texas oil company AA, c/o The Herald b a th s, family room. 2 apartments have been converted into measure adding $2 million to the hold caucuses Feb. 10. since candidates for local offices , 35226 Whitney at 568-2020 for ap in Manchester area. We train. position. 20-25 hours per EARN EXTRA MONEY AT fireplaces. 2 car garage. condominiums bond funds available to housing pointment Write K.O. Dick. Pres., week. SPRAY PAINTING- YOUR HOME operating a Porter Street area. Call owner will be selected at the same time. Maine officials said if RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll Send resume to: Rep A Boyd Hinds. D-Hartford. authorities for repairs and in p.m. and II p.m-7 a.m. shifts. SWITCHBOARD Southeastern Petroleum, Box Experienced Cabinet, typing service! Information: 6483116 after 5PM or all day they did not get an exemption, they would be forced to OPERATOR- 4 nights per 789. Ft. Worth, Tx. 76101. Residential Education send stamped, self-addressed Saturday and Sunday. called the bill an "absolute stallations related to energy conser Apply director of nursing. refrigerator, etc. Good wages, hold two caucuses, an impractical situation in a rural ( week. Thursday 11:30 p.m., C!qnter. 474 School Street. plus Bonus Plan. Steady work envelope lo: Linda Frost, 46 necessity" and said the vast rate of vation in public housing projects. Salmonbrook Convalescent state. Home, off House Street. 7:30 a.m. Friday. Saturday & East Hartford, Conn. 06108, Work done in homes and of Welles Rd. no 220. Vernon, conversions was "deeply related " to The House also passed a bill Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. MACHINISTS FOR Ct. 06066 Free as a Bird Massachusetts had been a problem because its - Glastonbury. Please call 633- AIRCRAFT PARTS - EOEM/F______fices. Must be careful the current housing and energy limiting the liability of landowners legislature — controlled by Democrats - had refuse to 5244. Edwards Answering Service, ASSISTMT DIRECTON mechanic. Call 528-9952. or EAST HARTFORD - Older 646-5406. Experimental and short run. 644-2291 Situation Wtnled 15 crises who allow the general public to Must be able to set-up and OF NURSim MANAGER TRAINEE FOR frame house 2 bedrooms, Drifiting with the birds, under a cloud filled evening sky a parasailer change the primary date and essentially challenged NURSES AIDES wanted for But several legislators opposed harvest firewood on their land for a national party officials to force them to do so. TYPISTS AND CLERK work from blueprints. - Also - SPORTS DEPARTMENT - TEEN-AGE DRUMMER large kitchen, living room, is lifted from the of a specially designed tow boat. It was the full time on all shifts. Apply Miminum 5 years experience RELIABLE SITTER enclosed front porch, using the separate heating unit bill as fee. I,. TYPISTS are needed to work 3to 11 SMft Must be 21. Degree preferred WANTED for 7 months old in desires work with teen-age dream of designer Mark McCulloch who says he has now made the The commission’s decision averts a bitter fight director of nursing. Salmon- Excellent opportunity for but not necessary, willing to aluminum siding, gas heat, a means to tackle the conversion It amended and sent back to the between the state and national party that could have gone < brook Convalescent Home, off in the Hartford area. Call RNsorLPHs fant in my home. Those still in group. Cal! 649-3970 today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. qualified individuals. Apply relocate 643-5776. treed lot - 100' x 150' - sewers issue. The first was Rep. Dorothy Senate a measure allowing the elder sport safe and fashionable to many who refused to attempt beach take to court. Another fight over how to run Wisconsin's ' House Street, Glastonbury. at: Paragon Tool Co. Inc.. 121 Full time, part time, and school need not apply. Must Near busline $45.500.5684669, Goodwin, D-Manchester, who said ly who receive fuel assistance funds off and landings. Over four years and nearly $2(B0,000 has been invested Please call 633-5244 Adams Street. Manchester anytime. Several openings PART TIME MEDICAL have references. 649-0312 23 528^639 primary already is before the courts with the key issue EXPERIENCED SANDWICH available. Call Mrs. after 4 p m. Homot For Solo legislators were going about the sub to still qualify for tax relief in the project to enable launchings from the back of the tow boat. (UPI being members of one political party being allowed to MAKERS wanted for cocktail 647-9935. RECEPTIONIST BABYSITTER NEEDED- Ferguson DNS, at ASSISTANT. Mature person photo) vote in another pe-i, 's primary. Monday through Thursday. 3 lounge. Call 644-9637 between M B S K COWMISCOT NONE 9 a.m. and 12 noon. DISHWASHERS - Part time wanted for a busy doctors of If the commission had refused to approve the p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor nights and weekends. Apply at 289-8671 fice in Manchester. Hours tation. Cad 649-6022. Frii y; Tacorral 246 Broad Street, flexible, some experience MECMNCS OPEN HOUSE Nuke Plant Date Massachusetts primary date, the national committee weekends anytime. PART TIME. Want cash for might have been forced to set up its own caucus system in the holidays? For every day? Manchester. helpful. Duties include typing, tor fully oqulppod torvlco Sunday 1:00 to 4:00 filing and assisting. Send the state to pick convention delegates - something that SEWERS- Experienced on In It's easy with the phone in ttation. Mutt bo 110 Briarwood Dr., Manchaatar your own home. Call 249-7773. c o c k t a il' WAITRESSES - resume to Box A, c/o exporloncod and dapan- never has been done. dustrial Sewing Machines. Earn up to $200 a week. NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3 and 3 Manchester Herald. To be Pushed Up Will train if necessary. Good to 11. Part time and full time dabla with own toola. Experienced or will train. starting pay for the right peo Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Enjoy working in a very plea AUTO BODY REPAIR - Full Blua Crooa, Blua Shlald, ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Monday sant and home like at HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast maintaining the same level ot Hartford. lime. Experienced. Must have uniforma, ratiramant thni Friday. Apply in person mosphere. helping our elderly banoflta, top wagoa and Utilities, worried about the growing ownership. By doing that, we're PART TIME EVENINGS- own tools. $7.00 per hour. All Panel Allows at: Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regent alients. Good wages and hourt lor tha right paraon. Manchester. Light duty BOOKKEEPING i TYPING company benefits. For ap cost of its Millstone II nuclear power going to extend ourselves finan Street, Manchester. Equal janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per essential for diversified part- &enefits. Please call Doris pointment call 688-7596. plant, said Friday it wants to move cially.” he said. Opportunity Employer M/F. week. Ideal for re tir^ or time job for responsible per Blain. RN. Director of Inquira In paraon lo: semi-retired. Call 649-5334. son with initiative. Hours 9:00 Nurses^ 646-0129. Manchester MR. PURK8 up the facility’s completion date by Northeast Chairman and Chief Maine Caucus Manor Nursing Home, 385 Executive Officer Lelan F. Sillin Jr. to 1:00 Monday thru Friday, two years - placing it on line in 1984. every other Saturday. Apply West Center Street. EXPERIEIIGED SILVER LANE SHELL "’The projected completion date wrote Public Utilities Control WASHINGTON (UPI) - National Democratic officiaU' at the: W.H. England Lumber Manchester. now is ^ y , 1986 We can probably Authority Chairman John Downey on Friday agreed to allow Maine to hold its caucuses to pick | Company at Route 44A. Bolton 252 Spancar Straat get it done by midyear 1984, but we Nov. 2. telling him the utility needs to Nolen. FUEL OIL DRIVER NURSE MDES Manchaatar national convention delegates Feb. 10, even though that is ; HEMLD CURER NEEDED WANTED- Must have 102 Batwaan 10 am and 5 pm have to start right away because it's move up the completion date. before the time set aside for the selections. • PLASTIC INSPECTOR - License and knowledge of "It is essential for NU to have such You are cordially invited to attend our going to take every bit of time,'' The Democratic Natlnal Committee’s Compliance. Opening for first shift Q C per greater Hartford area. Call NEEDED ^ 7 7 5 1 for an interview. OPEN HOUSE, and inspect this im Northeast spokesman Gary Doughty support if we are to retain 65 percent Review Commission unanimously agreed to exempt; M DOWET DRIVE, son to take over a smalt in To provW* Hurting Cirt -^ P ^ D U C T IO N CONTROL said in an interview. ownership in the unit and advance its Maine from the requirement that the delegate selection ^ spection departm ent in a in privilt hom n tnd COORDINATOR on Aircraft maculate 5 Bedroom Colonial, with 2V4 FOIMTMI VUAGE UEA. busy, growing, molding and ELECTRICIANS Baths, and 2 car garage. Located in a young Millstone II, the utility’s fourth in service date," asillin said. be held between March 11 and June 11. Journeymen .and Apprentices. M«llc*l FKlIlliM. Pirt parts. All company paid mold making company. A limt, full tinw. Contidtrt- benefits. Interviewing 9:30 neighborhood close to school and shopping. atomic power plant, is about 31 per "I do want to underscore that our State party officials argued the February date w as' good general knowledge of Trade School Graduates. 1 to 2 years experience. Paid lion givtn to prtftrtnct a m. to 4:00 p.m. D ^am ic cent complete. But Doughty said 91 decision with respect to the future of required because the caucuses where delegates a re ! CALL 647-9946 plastics, measuring in Metal Products Co.. Inc.. 422 You will be impressed with the many out benefiU. TOMKO ELECTRIC of:— Loctlion tnd Hourt. percent of the plant's materials have Millstone II will have a major effect picked are also used to nominate party candidates for ] struments. gauges, and North Main Street. standing features: Such as — the 2 INC., 871-0436. NO FEE - yiEEKLY PAY been ordered and 67 percent are on on Connecticut's future electrical or 647-9647 blueprint reading required. Manchester, 646-4048. Town Meeting offices. ; For intonulion ctH fireplaces, 3 sets of sliding doors, large site. energy supply and costs," his letter Capable of checking work 'They contended, and the commission agreed, that to ' within close tolerences, filling PART TIME COCKTAIL 643-9515 rooms, large deck, and more! Priced to The plant's cost now is estimated said. TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED postpone the delegate selection caucuses would force the out inspection reports, WAITRESS, AID 6 ASSISTANCE for an electrical distributor. sell at $94,900. at $1.65 billion, but the pricetag is "Yet we cannot make thdyright party to hold two such meetings, which was impactlcal in ' customer liaison and exer EXPERIENCED- Nights. of North Eattem Conn. Previous experience Directions 1-64 Manchester, to Keeney Street, to Brianrood Drive Call 646-3637 anytime, and ask expected to grow to $2 billion by 1986. decision unless we have the\on- a rural state like Maine. cising good judgement. Please Inc. necessary. Good over-time call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for for Dennis. "It is essentially a plant that is currence of the authority and/are Maine Democratic Chariman Harold C. Pachios "we W Em I Ctnm ttr*9L and benefits. Call Mr. ZINSSER appointment. ready to be put together," he said. able to assure the financial /com have a great deal of difficulty with one set of caucuses. A WANTED Rosenberg at Economy Elec SNACK BAR OPERATOR- tric. 646-2830. Equal Oppor AGENCY "It's not a question that we don't munity of your endorsement, m the second set would be impractical. We just couldn't do it.” WANTED EXPERIENCED Waitress Sc Counter Girl. tunity Employer. £ U ia m have anything there to put together. absence of our ability to provid* such Pachios said that the only way for the process to func WINDOW washer. Must be Downtown Main Street area. RCaUUB 646-1511 What it's now going to take is a large assurance, NU will not be knle to RN or LPN reliable. Full time or part Full and.jiart time. Call 643- tion in Maine was for the state to be “out of compliance” RogvdloM ot loot omployment datq, l.a. 1892, If you are 23 Homes For Solo 23 sum of money to build it. accelerate the unit or retain ^ts pre time. Call 649-5334. 1442. ■ Homot For Sole with the national guidelines. He said it was vital to Maine currently holding a viilld Connecticut NuraIng License, "The desire by the company is to sent level of ownership,'’rile said. Democrats that they be allowed to pick both convention we are eager to get you back Into the awing ol things. finish Millstone II as soon as Sillin asked for a meeting with the delegates and Town Meeting candidates at the same Coma In and tee what we’re about Pleasant environ MANCHESTER CARRIER WANTED OPEN SUNDAY 1t4 possible,” Doughty said. PUCA to discuss the plant. caucuses.. ment, good benefits, revised salary program lor the 3 D P E N H D U S E He said the utility can save $350 “The plant should be built after a Pachios, in a letter to the commission asking for the pm to 11 pm and 11 pm to 7 am shifts. Become one ol Center Street 331 to 470 NovemlMr 18 1-4 F * million in capital costs by putting the clear reflection now for the company exemption, said Maine Democrats were put in an imposs- our family. Apply In person. Full and part time positions Rooeevelt St. 164 London Road Hebron plant on line sooner and can save $250 and a reassessment of its cost,” ISew Concept ble situation by the rule requiring the delegate selection available. Contact Martin Bergin million — at today's prices - in oil State Consumer Counsel Barry Zitser Lincoln St. A totally new concept in parasailing has been devised by Mark to be done between March 11 and June 11. VERNON MANOR HEALTH costs each year the plant is being said, adding it would be "im Bruce Chandler, general counsel for the Maine i L b ! 18 —EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Nov. 17. i m EVENING HERALD. Sat., Nov. 17.1979 — 19 Frnnk & Ernest Paan^ — ChariM M. Rehulz I BUSINESS & SERVICE k 4 « N fm iN a tfitsnr ARt oivCi; Burr vwb' v B / I THINK IT'S ^ M/W6E *<1)1) COULP Dear Abby Answer to Previous Puzzle &VE OUR CLASS A ACROSS 2 Egg-shaped FPuND WMtR SAUfiorv AffC A l/or FuN | i^PPEP RAINING, 5IRy 3 Full of holes REPORT ON THE ANNUAL \ By Abigail Van Buren I Pines 4 Consume RAWfiilU. IN THIS AREA... 6 Pined 5 Female saint I I Fly (abbr.) JT 13 In abundance 6 Member of 14 Received work crew DIRECTORY 15 One of the 7 Antique Twelve 8 Full of small 16 Pose openings DEAR ABBY: I have been a grandmother since I was 37. 17 Of the (Sp.) 9 Upright SanrteM OMrMf 31 S«vte«« O th n d 31 Building Contractf/ifl fng-SIdIng-ChImnuf 34 rm 40 now, and my daughter-in-law and I have a big dif- 19 Officer's 10 Condenses ferebM of opinion about what a grandmother is supposed to Candidate 12 Companion of C4M TREE SERVICE • Free LEAF RAKING, Lawn WES ROBBINS Gvpentr; /do. School (abbr.) odds ment Co. Expert installation m PrItcilla’B Pop — Ed Sullivan estimates, discount senior Geanup. Fertilizing. Seeding. remodeling specialis T «M( (MT I h ^ e told my daughter-in-law and my son that from now 20 Of God (Lat.) 13 Ship's kitchen citizens. Company of aluminum siding n tte rs 22 Sun (Lat.) Winterize your lawn now! ditions. rec rooms, dormers, on lywill not baby sit for free while they go out and have a HAP ANV THREE (Pl) Manchester-owned and built-ins. bathrooms, and trim. Roofing instmlation 23 Shed 45 Horse Tender Lawn Care. 647-9260. time. I will baby-sit in an emergency, or if my ajSTDW ERS PEOPLE ANP A 16 Long time person operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens. 649-3446. and repairs 649-M95. 871-2323. 24 Genetic 36 In the middle directives Dogs-Bfnfs-Pelt 43 Apartmtnt* For Btnl 53 daughter-in-law has a doctor's appointment, but for no other vet; STUART? FREAKEP-OJT 21 Length WATERPROOFING - OfncM-SfoPM tor Rant 55 material measure (pl.) 47 Compass TAG S A L E S reason will I sit for free. If they have to pay me like they pay s q u ir r e l .' 37 Ca, BiM TREE SERVICE- Hatchways, foundation CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. EAST HARTFORD - One (abbr.) 23 Sought GREAT DANE / any other sitter, they won't just dump the baby on me and point Specialist in tree and stump cracks, tile lines, sump Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. bedroom apartment in older MANCHESTER - Main Street 26 Birthmark 25 Sights 39 Grant DOBERMAN PUPS- Red with 26 Spy group 48 Comedian . removal. Free estimates. pumps, gravity feeds, window Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. GARAGE SALE- CB Radios, building, fleat, hot water, modem offices available. 300. run, or phone me up to come over and watch the baby for "a 27 Calf meat 41 Tom-tom ^ dark stripes. Moved to apart (abbr.) Sparks Senior citizen discount. 24 wells. 30 years experience. A M e c " accessories, antennas, test appliances included. Yard. 400. 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or few minutes"-which always seem to run to three or four 29 Helps 42 Singer Mama equipment, radios, tools, ment. must sacrifice! Basic parts of. Heat, air con hours. 30 Hanker 50 Ensign (abbr.) hour, year round service. 643- 643-4953. 872-8413. C h i m n e y training started. 350. 528-1561. :ing. busline. Walk to P & 33 Dwarf 7285. household goods. "Something A. S e c u r ity , le a s e , ditioning included. Call 646- Don’t get me wrong, Abby. I love my grandchild, but 1 51 From S w e e p s For Everybody!" Rain or r 2469 or 646-2755. LICENSED MOTHER IN PRIVATE RIDING references. $225 per month. can't make my daughter-in-law realize that grandmothers 32 Hebrew holy REWEAVING burn holes. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY mm m ' shine. November 17th.. St 2 3 4 5 0 7 6 9 10 MANCHESTER looking to m tim a m LESSONS- Learn the safe Broker. 568-0138. are not put on earth to take care of their grandchildren. day (abbr) ' Zippers, umbrellas repaired. care for children in my home. Carpentry and general con 18th.. 9 to 4. 64 Lawton Road. I have my son, his wife and the baby over every Sunday tracting! Residential and BUBKP. thorough way to enjoy riding Autos For Solo 51 33 Slovenly n 12 13 * Window shades. Venetian Call 647-9094. iiiM M liiirM 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE. for dinner and two or three times during the week, but I 35 Astronaut's commercial. Whether it be a TAG SALE - 122 Park Street. and caring for horses. $10 per STRING blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. •I cliGMf firit hour. Will travel to you. 528- 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, don't want the full responsibility of looking after the baby ferry 14 15 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- small repair job. a custom vittiMl «akli| a M anchester. U pstairs on WE PAY TOP PRICES for 25< COLLEGE STUDENT will do 1561. heat, hot water, and electric while the parents are out having fun. Am I wrong? How do 37 On same side 5221. housecleaning at reasonable built home or anything in right. Books, household goods. included. $375.00 per month. wrecked and junk cars. A & B ie 17 10 19 between, call 646-1379. Tm Saipii 10 - 2. Saturday and Sunday. Auto Salvage, i ' ' other grandmothers feel? By the way, Abby, if you’re a 38 Olympic 1 ■ rates Please call Friday or AFFECTIONATE YOUNG Call Peterman Agency. 649- grandmother, how do you handle the sitting problem? board (abbr ) 20 77 33 EXPERT PAINTING and Sunday. 649-9723. klTM M l 9404. 646-1171. Call Tonyf 1 CARPENTRY St MASONRY - ANGORA CAT. adorable long NO SITTER 40 Young social- LANDSCAPING Specializing 311 MKOI TAG SALE- November 17th & CaptaTn Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca ite.for sliort 24 26 27 Additions and Remodeling. haired kittens. 633-6581. 342- 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs ■ in Exterior House Painting. J B. ELECTRONICS - wwauiBi 18th. Household Items plus. . MANCHESTER - 4 room 42 Spanish hero Free estimates Call Anthony 0571. excellent. Must sell, DEAR NO SITTER: I'm a grandmother with no sitter WHERE D(D HE SET I TOLD HIM YOU 20 7. 30 Tree pruning, spraying, "M anchester's Stereo Wisconsin engine electrm ...... apartment in central location. 43 Petition 1 mowing, weeding. Call 742- Squillacote 649-0811. motors, riding mower. 92 sacrificing! Any reasonable problem because my grandchildren live 2,000 miles away. THAT "SW EN PARUWa' WERE SUFFERIWe Expert!" Repair all brands of Musical Inolrumonli 44 Appliances and parking in STUFF? (WHAT DID YOU 44 House pet 31 7947. Shallowbrook Lane. Glaston offer over $1450. Call after But if I lived in the same city I would have to draw straws FROM t e r m in a l 1 Home Stereo St Portable TVs cluded. $160 monthly. Tenant TELL HIM.EASY? .ATHLETE'S FOOTl 46 M ade of silver FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY bury / Manchester line. l0-4. 3:30 p m.. 649-1150, 5266063. with the other grandmother for the privilege of sitting. She 49 Explain 33 36 Call Jack. 643-1262. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good pays for gas heat. 647-I1I3 ■ BRICK. BLOCK. STONE - Remodeling and Additions. after 6 PM! loves it. Bless her. 52 Parts of act Kitchens and Rec Rooms 35 condition $90 or best offer. 37 3, 39 41 Fireplaces, concrete. Palnllng-Paptrlng 32 ROOFER WILL Install roof, TAG St GARAGE SALE- Rain 53 Anger J 1 vears' experience! For Free 646-1032. Chimney repairs. No job too siding or gutter for low dis or shine. Sunday November EAST OF THE RIVER- King DEAR ABBY: Please, please tell teenagers that they can 54 Full *7 45 small. Save'^ Call 644-8356 for PAINTING - Interior and Estimates, call 646-4239 count price. Call Ken at 647- I8th.. 10 to 5 p.m. Also will 55 Pieces for one ■ 1 i r 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in size 6 rooms Great for WANTED JUNK AND LATE become pregnant without "going all the way." That is what 40 47 4S 49 50 51 estimates exterior, paperhanging, 1566. continue all week by appoint children. Today only $225. FARRAND REMODELING - ment. Refrigerator, kitchen cluding Ovations, plus free MODEL WRECKS - Cash happened to me. DOWN excellent work references case with this ad. Carlos I61I-4) Rental Assistors. 236- Paid. Call Parker Street Used My boyfriend of two years and I were very close. bOt we S2 53 CUSTOM DRAPERIES- Free estimates Fully in Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. table and chairs, velvet couch, itars 607f off. Rivers Music. 5646. small fee. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. never actually went all the way. Nevertheless. I was seven 1 Auto wheel Made very reasonably. Work sured Martin Matson. 649- Room Additions. Decks. All r " “ B GoTTTiiiltingTroblem? Wi'll Hilp! ghnnouuiiittmntionwttilngiom—tndwrvle>tinintip«n 0 p p . E m I C a iiM lu r y W NEm oVENDir Quinns Pharmacy Inc, 873 Main St. vtnflke m. ManchMtar, Ct. 643-4136 QUALITY CALL 649-5807 A.'niAIICt ® TV 649-3589 HARRISON 8T. •ntHMwiaw I MEMORIALS MANCHESTER phono 646-0863 optical-;, f .iNSI 341 Broad St. / r Manchtittr :43-1 191 Mancheiter “ 191 Profeiiional Park MAIN ST ' Suita 106 MANCHESTER B«tly Gallagher piop 643-1900 Efiterpnsee, Inc. I WE SERVICE AND INSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL iiiiuTmtu^uiMmi I I AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION I r a n a 646-5122 HEATING and SHEET METAL DO-IT-YOURSELF A N D S A V E Nm England Mechanical Services, Inc. eiST6MITNMWIRI6WS mAM^snn omr sromt smoom 166 TUNNEL RD. u n sentM msmjrtcnmse - DEUV6RYIN JWtEKS RESIOENIIAl VERNON, CT. 06066 G LA Sb t SCREEN c o m m e r c ia l 671-1111 REPAIRSVYHIIE U WAIl CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S Serving Manchester over 50 yrs. P A P ^^TO PARTS Pictured Left to Right: Edward Wilson, that we fill are automatically recorded, so Pentlanii The Florist "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Ann Johnson, William McEwen, and Acle that we have available for your use, records 24 BIRCH ST for insurance and tax purposes. 'This also 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. (John) Johnson. 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"The W iz" celebrate the arts in Today 3 2 N F L '7 9 X Sport* Extra 6 :3 0 3 2 N a '79 AFTERNOON Story Of Eathar Olivia Hussey iS 32 8 Bob Hope On Campua song, painting, dance and drama AFTERNOON New York Jets Football 8 TMs Is The NFL 1 1 :3 0 portrays Esther, the Biblical The ever-popular entertainer with more than 750 handicapped NOVEMBER 17.1979 X 9 :0 0 4 : 8 heroine who risked her life to Children. H lgN Igh ta "BuHalo Bills" 1:00 X Weskend Sports Wrap-Up 2:00 lours many American colleges ® NHL Hockey New York Islan 3 2 8 NFL Football Houston save her people. with guests Dionne Warwick. 2 :3 0 Thursday 7KH ) 3 NFL Football Regional cov 12K X ) ders vs. St. Louis Blues Oilers at Datlas Cowboys ® Jana Fonda Oscar-winning AFTERNOON erage of Baltimore Colts at New actress and political activist Jane r9tOe- Sister Sledge. The Village SB Stringer: Portrait Of A News NOVEMBER 22.1979 © Soccer Made In Germany 0ThsAthlele* People, Tanya Tucker. Teddy reel Canisraman England Patriots; Miami Dol Fonda is viewed through photo (£ Natkxial Geographic Speclaf Friday 8:00 phins at Cleveland Browns "Polynesian Adventure" An Pendergrass. Joe Namath and 1 2 :3 0 graphs. interviews and lilm clips X NBA Basketball Detroit Pis 2 8 NFL Football Baltimore account ol the exotic South loolbE^coach Bear Bryant EVENING NOVEMBER 23, 1979 Wednesday EVENING Irom her work. MORNING X 8 NCAA Football Ohio tons vs. New Jersey Nets Colts at New England Patriots Monday Pacific isles by an American fam- 9 :3 0 State at Michigan 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins ily who lived with the natives and NOVEMBER 19,1979 NOVEMBER 21,1979 EVENING 8 0) stringer: Portrait Ol A 8:00 9 :0 0 vs. Toronto Maple Leals 7 : M r adopted their ways. AFTERNOON IKK) q .q n N aw- a jraal Cameraman Mike X Holiday Cartoon Festival X Thanksgiving Day Parade 3 W C T T a n n ia 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins X W The French Atlantic Affair 1 0 :3 0 (i) NFL Today vs. Quebec Nordiques GItlInger reflects on the 3 2 8 Real People Family William Conrad Is host lor 2 NCAA BaaketbaM "Halt Ol EVENING 8:00 With officials on both sides ol the 1 2 :3 0 8 Bruins Wrap-Up EVENING 3) Mlaa Poach Miss Peach and highlights ol his career during R eu nion "Real People" alumni highlights of Thanksgiving Day Fame TIp-Olt Classic"' Duke vs. 4 :0 0 1 0 :8 Atlantic scrambling lo free the the early days ol newsreel Irom who have been profiled on past XThe Salflsh Giant A giam 1 1 :3 0 her classroom ol "pupils is ship. Dunleavy and the terrorists Parades in New York. Hawaii. Kentucky X NFL Football New York 6:00 8 Bruins Wrap-Up presented 1928 to 1949. episodes of the series return to Detroit. Philadelphia and Toron returns lo his castle alter a long 8 BaakelbMI HaN Of Fame Tip- X Racing From Rooaevalt Giants at Tampa Bay Buc 7 :0 0 begin shooting passengers and NBA Basketball Indiana update their personal stories. to: co-hosts include Jack Lord. abMnce and chases the village Off Claaalc Duke vs. Kentucky caneers 3 Wrestling X 11:8 9 :0 0 preparing lor the liner s final 12:00 Pacers vs. New York Knicks Racing From Roosevelt Victoria Principal. Gregory Harri children who have become X destruction. (Conclusion) 9 :0 0 3 K X ) X W restling 3 8 NFL Football Regional 6:00 XSalam ’aLot A novelist {Oavid son, Loretta SwiI and Howard accustomed to playing on his coverage of Cincinnati Bengals 1 0:30 Soul) who returns to his boyhood Tuesday X Mayflower: The Pilgrims' ' grounds. 3 Drag Racing "U.S. Nation X Penn State Football A d ve n tu re The determination Hesseman. at Houston Oilers: Denver Bron Highlight* "Temple " X NHL Hockey Minnesota New England home determined NOVEMBER 20,1979 als" and courage of a group of ideal 3 2 8 Mac/a Thanksgiving cos at San Francisco 49ers: Kan North Stars vs. New York Islan to end his troubled memories of Monday Day Parade Ed McMahon and E V E N IN G 4 :0 0 sas City Chiefs at Oakland Raid 9 :0 0 ders an evil house arrives to find the istic colonists under William Bryant Gumbel host coverage ol X 8 NCAA FootbaM Miami ol ers: Pittsburgh Steelers at San X 8 NFL Football Atlanta Fal house sold to a sinister stranger NOVEMBER 19,1979 Brewster (Richard Crenna) are AFTERNOON the S3rd annual celebration 8:00 Florida at Alabama Diego Chargers cons at Los Angeles Rams (Pan 1 ol2) put to the test as they cross the . Sunday Friday Atlantic on the Ma)rflower with featuring colorful floats and giant X Captain America II Captain 3 2 BportsWorid Scheduled 2 NFL Football Pittsburgh 1 2 :1 5 MORNING 2 :3 0 Captain Christopher Jones balloons: co-hosts include Erik America (Reb Brown) springs events Include amateur boxing NOVEMBER 18. 1979 Steelers at San Diego Chargers X College Football '79 Weekly Thursday NOVEMBER 23, 1979 Sunday S B W hat A b o u t T he C hH d re n? (Anthony Hopkins) and his crew. Estrada, Chuck Woolery, Sandy into action lo stop a terrorist between the" Muhammad All highlights ol key NCAA football 8 ® A Place To Be Shot over Duncan. Buddy Hackett and Bob (Christopher Lee) threatening the Boxing Club and the Mexico contests are presented. NOVEMBER 22 .19'79 6 :3 0 "Captain Kangaroo " Keeshan Boxing Club: International AFTERNOON N O V E M B E R 18. 1979 EVENING a period ol six years, this lilm U.S, with a drug which causes MORNING 8 Minority Advisory Board documents the creation of the ^celerated aging (Part 1 ol 21 Barrel-jumping championships East Building ol the National AFTERNOON X Holiday Cartoon Festival from the Catskills In New York: EVENING AFTERNOON 8 K X ) 11:00 Tuesday 12 :8 EVENING Gallery of Art, a structure another match in the Legends of EVENING (X Raggedy Ann i A n d y Rag 10:00 2 T h is Is T he N FL X aINCA NCAA Football already regarded as a contem 12:3(y<- ^ Bowling series. N OVEM BER 20, 1979 gedy Ann and Andy attempt lo X 8 Playboy Rollar-Dlsco 6 :4 5 12:8 7 :0 0 porary classic. (R) 1 1 :3 0 3 : 8 rescue Babette, a French doll & M anhnala Pajama Party Hosts Richard 5 :3 0 X NFL Today X NFL Today 6:00 ® What About The Chlldrsn? 2 NFL Game Of The Week X 8 NCAA Football O Jane Fonda Oscar-wmnmg who was kidnapped from 9 :3 0 Dawson and Hugh Hefner are iSThaAthlelas EVENING 7 :0 0 AFTERNOON 1 2 :8 actress and political activist Jane 6:00 Marcella's playroom by Captain 3 2 8 Bee Gees Special joined by Chuck Mangione. the 8 8 NHL Hockey Boston X NFL Football Chicago Bears EVENING EVENING AFTERNOON (E Holiday Cartoon Festival Contagious. (Part t of 2) Guests Glen Campbell. Andy Village People and various Bruins vs Hartford Whalers at Detroit Lions X Holiday Cartoon Festival Gibb and Willie Nelson join pop 8:00 celebrities lor a lavish spectacle 4 :0 0 3 :1 5 10:8 X Holiday Cartoon Feetival at the Playboy Mansion lo reveal 6KK) 12:00 9 :3 0 3 Notre Dame Football live ol the 1980 playmates. 8 Bruins Wrap-Up HIghllghte X NFL Today X Racing From Roosevelt Today, Nov. 17 X Radno From Aqueduct "The © S o c c e r MORNING 1) Daniel Boone X M o vie "My Man Godirey " Sunday, Nov. 18 3 2 8 Fred And Barney (1957) June Allyson, David 8 M o vie "Ride The Wild Surl" 7 :3 0 8 Mister Rogers (R) (1964) Fabian, Shelley Fabares 1 1 :3 0 5 :0 0 Niven. X Com m ent 8 '3 0 U The Long searen I New s 8 Villa Alegre (R) © S e sa m e S tree t (R) X M p vie "The Thomas Crown Java" (1969) Diane baker. Maxi 11 :8 3 } WCT Tennis X A ll In The Fam ily NOVEMBER 18, 1979 (X) Mario And Tha Magic Movie 8 M ilk A n d H oney 6 :8 AHair " (1968) Steve McQueen milian Schell. A B C New s X Weekend Sports WrapUp 5 :2 2 9 :3 0 3N ew Zoo Revue 4 :3 0 X Connecticut W om an M a c h in * © FseN ngs X Faye Dunaway. © M o vie "Rich And Strange" 8 That's Hollywood X David Susskind 8 Once Upon A Classic 2 NCAA Basketball X Sp o rU Spectacular 3 So n Factory X Battle Ol The Planets T M o vie The Violent Strang X Tales Of The Unexpected 1 1 :3 0 (1932) Henry Kendall. Joan 8 T h a M u p p M X M ovie "Lady In Cement " 8 Carraacolendas 8 Washington Weak In Review 3 D ave y A n d G oliath 2 As Schools Match W HS MORNING X Day Of Discovery er (Pan 2 i(19581 Zachery Scott. X M o v l a "El (Jorado " ( ) X Face The Nation Barry. (1968) Frank Sinatra. Raquel Faith Domerque 8 Basketball Hall Of Fame Tlp- 8 Crockett's Victory Garden 1967 2 Oral Roberts 6 :4 5 10:00 ' 4 :4 5 John Wayne. Robert Mitchum X GWIoan's Island Welch OflClaaalc 8HeeHaw(Cont'd) 8 Robert Schuller 2 :3 0 X N F L T oday 5 :5 0 X ) M o b y D ick 3 Liste n 5 : 0 0 . aArihnals Animal* Animal* X Jackie Gleason ® Farm O lgeat (R) 8 Family Feiid X Racing From Roceavatt 8 JonnyOuast X X M o vie "The Searchers " X New s X) Doctor Who 3 2 8 Saturday Night Live X Newa 2 NFL Game Of The Weak (1956) John Wayne. Jellrey 7 : 8 2 Emergency Onal 1:30 5 :0 0 8 Joker, Joker. Joker 2 Gel Smart 8 Jewleh Heritage © C o m e b a c k 6:00 3 S 8 Super Globetrotters 8 M o vie "House Ol Fear 8 Adelante Hunter. X 60 M inutes 8 Consumer Survival Kit X 30 Minutes X M o vie " Treasure Island'" 8:00 (1939) William Gargan. Alan 9 :0 0 © Footsteps X 8 The Thirteenth Day - The 8 It's Your Business I Face The State (1972) Orson Welles. Waller 5 :2 2 X Tales Ol The Unexpected 8 Hot Fudge X Little Rascals X Puff The Magic Dragon Dinehart XU M O f RHey X Sunday Momkn 3 Premia** Of God Story Of Esther 8 Movie " Jenny" (1970) Mario X Patterns For Living Slezak Thomas. Alan Alda. 1 0 :3 0 3 Film Feature X M is s Peach 8 M o vie "Spellbound " (1945) X Frankenstein Jr. And The AFTERNOON 3 2 The Little House Years 1 Children's Gospel Hour 8 Wall Street Week X The Prince And The Pauper X 8 T h a Ropers Ingrid Bergman. Gregory Peck 5 :3 0 Impoaaible* 3 :0 0 8 Se sa m e Street (R) 2 PTL Club ■I Popeye 11:45 8 M o vie "Gun Fury " (1953) ® A th *n *o n ’i Forum X NBA Basketball Directed by Allred Hitchcock 2 Battle Of Tha Planet X Star Trek X Six Million Dollar Man 8 0 NHL Hockey X Battle Of The Planets 8 ©Freestyle X Movie " Summer Ol "42" 6 :3 0 Rock Hudson. Donna Reed 3 Feetival O lF a tth X Oral Roberts 12:00 X M o v I* "Kashmiri Run" © Crockett's Victory Garden 3 2 8 The Shmoo 5 :4 9 X Ccngreaalonal Report (1971) Jennifer O'Neill. Gary ® Old Houseworks 8 Lawrence Wsik 3 2 8 C H IP S 3 Family Focus (1969) Pernell Roberts, Alexan X Carrascolenadas 8 Cwinectlons: An Ahemate X Straight Talk X C e n i^ Theatre Grimes, 5 :3 0 12:00 3 Jknnw Swaggart dra Bastedo. 7 : 8 X Abbott And Costello View Of Change 2:00 8 Lord Mountbattan: A M an X 8 laauaa And Answers 3 Living Faith (3) Living Faith For The Century X M o v ie ""The Chapman 6:00 2 Day Of OISMvery 3 Sunday At Tha King's House 12:8 I Davey A nd Goliath 8 M o vie "Blondie Goes To X M o vie "Treasure Islaqd " X Robert SchuHar © Camera Three 3 The Athletes 8 NHL Hockey Report (1962) Efrem Zimbalist X Best Of News Day 8 Mister Rogers (R) X M o vie "Forever Amber 6 :4 5 College" (1942) Penny Singleton (1972) Orson Welles, Waller J r . Jane Fonda 3 2 8 M e at T ha P re s * 3 :3 0 20ance Fever © Sneak Previews: Take Two 2 0 d y s a s y © P o p e y e 6:8 (1947) Linda Darnell, Cornel I New Day Arthur Lake Slezak © S o c c e r X NFL Today X W rastting 8 The World Tomorrow X Archie Bunker's Place Wilde. X Laurel And Hardy Laugh- © © F e e l i n g s 8 :3 0 6:20 0 M o vie "The French Connec 6 :5 4 11:00 3 Living Fatth © Se sa m e S tree t (R) 4 :0 0 8 Merit & Mindy 8 Emergency Onel to o n s X Nears tion" (1971 I'Gene Hackman, Fer X XI Soul Train X Bugs Bunny In King Arthur's X 3 2 8 NFL Football Rax Humbard 8 The Athletes X New s (!1) Accent On Living EVENING C ourt 1:00 X 'X ® Spidarwoman 6 :3 0 9 *3 0 nando Roy. X M o vie "The Firechasers" 8 © Connection*; An Alternate 7 :0 0 3 Moon Man Space Connection X M erv Griffin X M o v l a "Man With The Icy (I) Battle Of The PlaneU 1 2:15 X M o vie "The Day The Hot X Face The State © N ova (1970) Chad Everett. Anjanetle VIewOfChange 8 Jane Fonda Eyes (1971) Keenan Wynn. X New ark A n d R saitty 8 Listen I Hot Fudge Line Got Hot" (1969) Charles 6:00 X 8 Detectivs School X T kn a F o r Tlm etfty Comer. © W o r ld Faith Domergue. 2 Jbnmy Swaggart 1 2 :3 0 9 : 8 X The Brady Kids Boyer. Robert Taylor X 2 N ew s 0 The Fall And Rise Of Reginald 2 D a k t « t X Famou* Classic Tala* 8 Evening At Symphony 12:8 I Star Trek Perrin 2 Sha Na Na 8 Qaebtc Cornpany (R) X A l io e 3 2 8 Flash Gordon 2 '3 0 X Racing From Aqueduct X D I a l o g u * 0 M o v ie "The Graduate" 2 Q e t Sm art ©Calabrate X National Geographic Special S Consultation X QUIlgan'alaland 3 Journey To Adventure 9 :0 0 3 Jak* Haas GospelTIm* (1967) Dustin Hotiman, Katha 8 Public Affairs Special 4} Morningtown 1 1 :3 0 a T o p Cat X 8 The French Atlantic Affair (31 H arvest Tem ple 8©Footatepe Salem's Lot 8 Ju ke b o x 3 2 NFL '79 rine Ross. I Fat Albert X 8R*> IHURVEST TV SPOTLIGHT - Pa(,e ? Daytime Programs Tuesday, Nov. 20 0 Movie (Thu) MORNING 10:00 11:25 0 Over Easy (Mon-Wad, Fri) 8:00 0 Tha Hollywood Musicals (Fri) DAYTIME SPECIALS ® Captain Kangaroo ® DInahl & Frlanda(Mon-Wad) ® New Jersey Report (MorvThu) (1941) Carole Lombard. Gene 3:15 ® 3 A B C N a w s ® The Rintstonea ® Famous Classic Talas (Fri) 1:05 Raymond. Directed by Allred from horse thievery to bank and 4:55 11:30 ® NFL Today (Thu) ® 8 Dating Game 3 TV Community Cotlega (Mon. ® Bawttchad (Mon-Thu) 0 Legends And Folktalas (Tua) 2:30 Hitchcock. train robberies. 10:30 0 P T L Club ® Boat Th* Clock (Mon-Wad) 61 Festival Of Faith 3 Green Acres Fri) ® Mika Douglas 3*30 0 What About Tha Children? 4:00 3 0 Nova 3 Masterpiece Theatre ® Midday Live (Mor(-Thu) 1:15 8 Sounding Board 5:00 3 Gutan Tag (Tua) ® RomparRoom (i) One Day At A Time (R) (Mon- 8 Sergeant Bllko 8 Dick Van D)^e 1:00 ®3FamllyFsud ^ Road A« About n (Tua) 4:00 ® " B... Must Die " (1973) Dar 8 N a w s I3P N«*l 3 Popeye 3 Card Sharks (Mon-Wad. Fri) Wad. Fri) 0 Dick Cavett 8 3 8 Tomorrow 3 3 Wheal Of Fortune (Mon- 3 8 Special Treat ren McGavin. Patricia Neal. 3DlckCavet1 6:30 3 Kitty Today (Mon-Wad. Fri) 1:30 ® Famous Clasalc Talaa (Thu) 5:22 8:25 Wad. Fri) 8 Maude ® Merv Griffin 1 1 :8 1:10 3 Educational Programming (3D As Tha World Turns (Mon- 5:00 ® Movte 3 3 N e w a 3 Educational Programming 0 Paint With Nancy ® 3 Angle ® X 3 8 3 N e w s I CBS Late Movie I Will I (Mon-Wad) Wad, Fri) 8 '"What Ever Happened To, (Mon-Wad) ^ d a y t i m e CHILDREN'S ® Latin New York ffiM*A*S’H Will For Now " (1976) Elliott 5:50 8:30 3 Elactric Company (Thu. Fri) (£ T h a Addams Family (Mon- (R) (Mon, Baby Jane? " (Part 2) (1962) 7:29 8 Wheal Of Fortune (Mon-Wad) SHOW 8 Our Mlaa Brooks 8 Our Miss Brooks Gould. Diane Keaton CS NawZoo Revue ® Woody Woodpecker 3 Card Sharks (Mon-Wad) Wad, Fri) Bette Davis, Joan Crawford 8 Dally Numbers 0 Dimensions In Science (Mon) Thu) a Chico And The Man ® Meat 'The Mayors (Mon. Wed) 3 Ironside ' (3) Jaka Haas Gospel Tima 3 VMa Alegre (Tua. Thu) 4:00 9:00 2:00 5:55 0 I Saa (Tua) 7*30 0 Beat Of Bums. And Allen ® New York Report (Tue) 3 1 Love Lucy aStarBlazers 3 8 Special Treat EVENING ® Movie " Young Love. First I Joe Franklin IS Today'! Woman 0 Sesame Street (R) (Wsd-FrI) 8 Movie (Thu) d P.M. Magazine ® Nine On New Jersey (Thu) 0 Gat It TogMhar (Mon) 3 The Twelve Gifts (Thu) 0 VMa Alegre (Tua) Love" (Premiere) Valerie 11:30 3 Newlywed Game ® All In The Family 6:00 ® Newark And Reality (Fri) 0 Had You Uvad'Than (Tua) 0 Tha Franco F la (Mon) Berlinelli. Timothy Hutton. The ® Mary Tyler Moore AFTERNOON 4:00 6:00 ® S h a N a N a 2:10 i3) Agronaky And Company 3 3 Today 0 Evarybody's Chlldran (Wed) DAYTIME SPORTS friendship between two teen ® Kojak 0Partaz-Moi(Tua) ® T o m And Jerry (Mon-Wad, ® ® 8 8 N e w s ® Benny Hill I News (Mon) 3 TV Community College (Tue- 0 Mister Rogers (R) (Thu. Fri) agers is threatened by the boy's X 3 Barney Miller 1:40 Fri) ® ILoveLucy 8 M*A*S‘ H I® WaBel>eve(Tue| Thu) 12:00 strict traditional upbringing and ® Beniw Hill 10:10 69 Legends And Folktalas (Tua) ® Uttia Rascals 4K)0 ® Joker's Wild 0 0 MacNaN / Lahrer Report ® Beat Of Newa Day (Wad) 3 Romper Room ® News Day (Mon-Wad, Fri) pressure from their peers to con 8 3 8 Tonight 0 Jobs: Seeking. Rndhig (Mon) ® Marv Griffin (Mon-Thu) 8 Notra Dama Football 3 TV Community Collage 8 Thiea'a A Crowd ® Barrio (Thu) ® N a Today (Thu) form to a more permissive atti 8 Andy Griffith 2:27 8:45 1:50 ® Motria (MorvWed, Fri) 0 Adam-12 8 Dick Van D^ a ® For Our Tlmea (Fri) 10:15 ® 12 O'clock Lival (Mon-Thu) tude; 0 Captioned ABC News X Movie Casbah ■ (1946) 0 People You'd Uka To Know 61 Domata 3 Streets Of San Francisco 3 Tic Tac Dough iC Connecticut Woman (Mon) ST A.M. Weather (Tue. Thu) 0 Book Bird (Tue) ® 3 Three's Company Tony Marlin, Marla Toren ®3NCAAFootbalt(Fri) (Tua) 8 New Zoo Rsvua (Mon, Frf) 0 Z o o m (R ) 12:00 . i® Connecticut: Seen (Tua) ® NHL Hockey 9:00 10:24 ® News 8 Notrs Dama Football ® Bamaby Jones 2:30 ® Make N Real (Wed) 1:55 DAYTIME MOVIES 6:30 3 0 Worid ® Tom And Jerry (Mon-Wed. 3 Weather (31 Living FaKh HlgMghts(Tua) 8:00 ® Movie "Les Miserables 3 The Odd Couple ® Eighth Day (Thu) 3 Spirit Of Independence (Mon- ® Carol Bumatt And Friends 8 Movie Fri) 3 MIndraadars 8 For You, Blacfc Woman (Wad) ® Raggady Ann & Andy " The Wild One " (1935) Fredric March. Charles (T Dialogue (FrI) 10:30 Wad. Fri) 5:22 ® Tic Tac Dough (1954) Marlon Brando, Mary 3:M ® Thanksgiving Day Parade 3 8 MIndraadars (MorvWed, 8 3 8 N a Football (Thu) ® Holiday Cartoon Festival Laughton S Health Field ® T h s Ghost And Mrs. Muir 8 8 8 N B C N m Murphy. A motorcycle gang stirs I" Movie "Hong Kong Hot (Thu) Fri) 2:00 3 Marv Griffin (Mon, Wad, Fri) ® "Bomba. The Jungle Boy" (I) 3 H a m Days ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews ® Andy Gritttth (Mon-Thu) (Mon-Thu) 3 Movie (Thu) (1949) Johnny Sheffield. Peoav 3 0 O v a r E a s y up trouble when it invades a qui Harbor (1962) Brad Hams (D GUIgan's Island (Mon-Thu) 3 8 Special Treat (Tua) ® Nina On New Jersey 8 Beverly Hillbillies Marianne Cook ® 3 Movie (Fri) 3 3 Hollywood Squares (Mon- 3 EducatlonaT Programming ® 3 One Ufa To Live (Mon- Ann Garner. 8 Tha Odd Cotjple et town (1 h r . 30 min.) 0 Sesame Street (R) 8 8 8 Movie "The Last Ride 12:03 3 Six Million Dollar Man ® Donahue Wad. Fri) (Mon-Wad) Thu) 6:55 0*3ri 6:30 Motria (Mon, Wad, Fri) 12:00 Of The Dalton Gang"" (Premiere) X 3 A B C Movie That Man ® Joe Franklin 3 Studio Saa (Thu) 3 Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol (3) Accent On Living (Mon) § 3 Naws 3:28 ® Comment (Mon) 8 M y T h r s s S m 0 "Do Not Disturb"' (1965) Larry Wilcox. Jack Palance (X 3 Taxi Bolt (1973) Fred Williamson. . 3 News (Mon-Wed. 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