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Hotel Blaze tMmxm Vol. XCVIII, No. 30S — Manchester, Conn., Friday, 8ept*mbor 26,1979 a A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 a 204 Single Copy a 154 Home Delivered VIENNA, Austria (UPI) - A fire swept a Vienna hotel before dawn today, killing 27 people and critically injuring 10 others. Four American tourists were reported missing. Officials said 32 Americans Court Stays Cut from the Bath, Maine, area were staying at the Hotel am Augarten and police said four of them could not be accounted for. Police and firemen counted 27 In MMH Budget dead and said 10 were hospitalized in critical condition, some suf By LA>EY ZUBOFF more than its budget allowed. charging the commission with illegal fering smoke inhalation. Herald Reporter Kenney had said that the hospital practices. MANCHESTER - Edward M. “submitted volumnous testimony to Paul Knag, the hospital’s counsel, Gold Surges Kenney, executive director of the commission that made it clear filed both the FOI complaint and the Manchester Memorial Hospital, an the ($1 million) overage in revenues suit. He the commission held closed LONDON (UPI) - Gold surged nounced Friday that the hospital has was offset by almost exactly the executive sessions to discuss the on European bullion markets been granted a stay of the order by same amount in increased expen budget 'in violation of the state today to open at a new record high the state’s Commission on Hospitals ditures” Freedom of Information law. for London and Zurich, reaching and Health Care which reduced the George J. Roy, the hospital's chief He said the commission made their near the $400 an ounce mark hospital’s proposed $22.2 million 1980 financial office, has indicated that budget determinations based upon reached briefly in New York and budget by $798,000. Manchester Memorial will "arbitrary, capricious, and clearly Hong Kong this week^ The hospital filed suit Monday in experience approximately 4,000 more erroneous formulae.” The dollar edged above its 10- Superior (!:ourt requesting the court patient days than originally The formula assumes that half a month lows on most European issue the stay to allow the proposed projected in the 1979 budget. hospital’s costs are fixed and half are money markets, but dealers said budget, which takes effect Oct, 1., to Additional expenditures, said variable, allowing a hospital to in demand for the U.S. currrency go into effect. Kenney, were made necessary by the crease revenues only at a rate of 50 still was weak. The hospital must place into an es severity of the illnesses now being cents to each dollar taken in that was At the morning fixing in London crow account 20 percent of the regularly and successfully treated at not anticipated in the previous year’s gold dropped back SO cents $397.00 different between the proposed the hospital. revenue. an ounce. budget and the commission’s budget. The suit is the second action the Kenney has said the hospital Gold opened in London at a new hospital has taken over commission BREAK “This seems to be a reasonable expenses do not increase according high for that market of $397.50 an resolution for a short interim," P ker proceedings. On Sept. 18 the hospital to a 50-50 split. He said variable ounce, up from $395.50 at Gillies of the Attorney General’s of filed a complaint with the state expenses comprise about 80 percent Thursday's close. In Zurich gold fice said Friday. Freedom of Information Commission of the total. peaked at a new high for that Gillies will be one of the com market of $397.00, $1.50 above mission’s representatives in the Thursday’s close of $395.50. court dispute. Gillies said the court’s decision Mild Winter Due Special Mass was normal procedure and what he expected until both sides could pre VATICaA city (UPI) - Pope By United PrewH Internalionul oldest continuously published sent evidence to justify their John Paul I celebrates a special Since it was founded in 1766, the periodical in America — was anniversary mass today for his positions. Old Farmer’s Almanac has provided released Thursday. In its 176 pages ‘Tm very gratified that our predecessor, John Paul I, who its readers with its own amusing ver Weatherwise amuses his readers request for a stay of the com died of a heart attack Sept. 28, sion of the weather, and this year it with rhyming, long range weather mission’s directive to reduce our 1978, just 34 days after his election predicts, cautiously, the East will forecasts. budget has been granted,” said to the throne of Peter. have a mild winter. “Don’t get lazy — it’ll snow like Less than 24 hours after Kenney. “It will enable Manchester Abe Weatherwise, the venerable crazy,” Weatherwise warns about celdbratinjg the mass, the John Memorial Hospital to begin the fiscal and folksy prognosticator of the the month of March. “Keep hugging Paul II will fly to Dublin on the This is A utum n? year with all of our neceSsnry and ap almanac, says the East will get off your snuggles. Shovel on the double." first leg of a 9,000-mile journey to propriate services intact, and wilt easy for the first time in three years. Since it was founded by Robert B. nine cities, three in Ireland and South Texas has enjoyed for the past week, and will enjoy for allow us to adequate meet the needs But those living west of the Thomas, the almanac has provided six in the United States. the next several days, pleasant weather. So nice that instead of of our community for the coming Mississippi can expect to shiver its readers with an annual cor year," he said. watering the lawn six-year-old Stephanie Wilson waters through January and February. nucopia of facts — some useful and Will Negotiate The commission order the cut after The 188th edition of the Dublin, others just plain fun. herself. (UPI photo) finding the hospital took in and spent New Hampshire-based almanac — UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - In a taped interview aired on Israel television, Israeli Foreign Moshe Dayan said Israel would negotiate Medicaid Loss Would Close Workshop with the PLO if it ceases being a military organization and MANCHESTER - Lewis Stein, discussion and that the Medicaid the facility they need, the department's assistant executive the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. becomes "a political movement,” director of the Sheltered Workshop, funded programs at state nursing workshops,” he said. director. Peg Dignoti, sent a bulletin “Here, alt our people live in a development he said would be said Thursday, should the state homes have been told not to accept “They are punishing the han to Stein informing him that CARC Manchester and in homes” “revolutionary.” Specifically, he decide that workshops cannot be any new patients. dicapped that don’t belong in nursing had met with HEW Medicaid of Stein was in disbelief, he said, that said, the PLO must “be ready in Thomas Nerney, executive direc funded through the Medicaid homes,” said Nerney who said he ficials in Boston on Sept. 20. the state would want to carry it AFTYDOOR principle that the 1 million program, the workshop “will be un tor of the Connecticut Association realizes they can’t be “thrown out “The Feds don’t understand how further and take away Title 19 fun Palestinian refugees living in Jor For Retarded Citizens Inc, said able to survive if funds are cut off into the street” and alternative living people in skilled nursing facilities — ding for Workshops even for those dan since the 1948 Middle East immediately without alternative fun Friday that he has presented a letter accommodations are needed. supposedly seriously ill people are outside nursing facilities. war regard Jordan as their per ding. Thursday to Edward W. Maher, com Nerney outlines four areas of con capable of working in workshops. “There is a state statute that says manent place of residence.” Stein said he was unaware, until missioner of the Department of In cern in his letter. First, said Nearney The information and legal research we’re entitled to be funded,” said However, at the U.N. Thursday, Thursday, that the state is con come Maintenance, asking the Friday, “the state did not givq us any provided by CARC to HEW suppor Stein referring to the Title 19 statue he gave a clear, "no” to sidering cutting off $3 million to $4 department to rescind its action to notice,” secondly, Nerney said, “the ting this use of Title 19 funds will be which includes rehabilitation and diplomatic efforts to bring his million in Medicaid funds to training prevent patient admittance to nur Federal government is not reviewed by the Feds,” stated the government and the PLO together centers and workshops because sing homes for those individuals other services in its guidelines for withholding money, why is the bulletin. funding. at the negotiating table. federal officials have indicated the covered under Medicaid. state?" The third consideration, he Stein said he knew there was a services offered by them may not be “Those patients are only a small said, was the fact handicapped in problem with “double funding" Norman Fendell, director of the '^Cattle Show* covered by Medicaid regulations as number that attend workshops but its dividuals in nursing homes don’t need whereby some nursing home patients Regional Occupational Training medical costs. significant. It’s ironic that the state to be there, but do need workshops were receiving Title 19 funds in both Center, said Thursday, “to deprive INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The Stephen H. Press, medical care agrees most physically handicapped and lastly, he said, “The state en the workshop is a grave mistake. In biennial convention of the areas. director for the state Department of people do not belong in nursing courage the workshops. This decision the long run it will cost the taxpayers National Federation of “Yes, that's a problem that needs Income Maintenance, said homes but they fund them under Title is irrational," he said. straightening out," said Stein who because more individuals will have Republican Women, begins today Wednesday the cutback was under 19 and do not want to fund them for On Sept. 21, Nerney and the said that condition does not exist at to be institutionalized.” and the 10 men entered in their important beauty contest — some call it a “cattle show” — are run ning for the GOP presidential nomination. Ronald Reagan is the Peter Reilly Just Wants to Forget acknowledged front-runner and goes on stage last, at Saturday’s By MARK A. DUPUIS grand jury Investigation. . by its village center - is a quiet, other suspects. concluding luncheon. FALLS VILLAGE (UPI) - Peter Special Assistant State’s Attorney i I rural town of 33 square miles criss- Some close followers of the case Former Treasury Secretary Reilly still spends weekends with the Paul J. McQuillan said at the conclu i crossed by bumpy state highways credited it for the resignation of John Connally has the next best family that took him in at the height sion of an investigation this week \ cutting through fields of yellow and former State Police Commissioner spot at today’s luncheon, with of his troubles - but like the town that there was insufficient evidence \ purple wildflowers. Edward Leonard and low morale in Sen. Howard Baker and George that joined his cause, he apparently to seek murder indictments against “Well, I haven’t heard much about the department. Bush appearing tonight. The only wants to forget what happened six two other men seen fleeing the scene -m it,” says Larry McCabe, a selectman But the people of Falls Village and candidate not represented is Sen. years ago today. of the crime. who has lived in the town of 1,100 for North Canaan do not talk about the Larry Pressler, R-S.D., who an Connecticut’s northwest And though Reilly isn’t seen much 30 years. “ It takes something like case or its ramifications and seem nounced too late to get on the Berkshires are getting their first kiss around Falls Village any more, he this release of this special in edgy when others come to town program. of autumn’s color, just as they were returns on weekends to the nearby vestigator’s report." asking about it. six years ago when Reilly returned East Canaan home where he lives “That may arouse a little in And the curiosity seekers still do Case Closed home to the tiny white house in the with Mickey and Marion Madow - terest,” he said, “but I couldn’t even come. shadow of those hills where he lived the couple who welcomed him to say that.” An attendant at the gas station OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - with his mother, Barbara Gibbons. their family after he was freed on Other residents are reluctant to “mini-mart” that has gone up across Superior Court Judge Donald He found her lying in a pool of bail on Feb. 21, 1974, discuss the case, leaving it to the street from the Gibbons house McCullum dismissed'charges in blood, repeatedly stabbed, her legs “He works in Torrington but he authorities who admit finding Miss says one woman from Canada recent the second trial of a murder case broken. The gory sight marked the comes home on weekends,” Madow Gibbons’ killer will be difficult, if not ly stopped to ask if the small white against Black Panther leader beginning of what has become known said this week. “ He comes in and out impossible, because of the pulicity house was the one depicted in the Huey Newton Thursday “in the as the Peter Reilly case - a teen of the house here like my own son.” the case has drawn. television movie. furtherance of justice,” after the ager’s five-year bout with justice Madow said Reilly “has done very Little has been left unsaid or un The Canadian visitor was one of state abandoned a five-year effort that develoi^ into one of the most well,” and that the case is no longer a ^ written about the time sequence in many who recognize the house and to send him to prison. complex strings of legal proceedings topic of conversation in the house. volved, the evidence and Peter Reil stop to look,. but usually don't go in Connecticut history. “ I’ll tell you the truth,” Madow ly- closer. Inside Today It ended for Reilly on Oct. 12,1977, said, “I haven’t been thinking about The case was the topic of a CBS-TV When CBS telecast the film for a second time earlier this year, the Business...... '015 when Litchfield County State's At this. I’d like to see it brought to a movie and two books which centered switchboard at the state police Classified...... 15-18 torney Dennis Santore rejected the close with everything in its proper on the state police handling of the Comics'...... findings of a second state police standing.” case and Reilly’s trial which ended barracks in North Canaan - which ...... 19 handled the intial investigation - Editorial ...... probe and said he would not The residents of Falls Village and with the manslaughter conviction...... 4 was jammed with calls from around Entertainment ...... prosecute Reilly again for the death neighboring North Canaan, the p ^ The one-man grand jury which ...... 7-9 the country. Obituaries ...... 10 of his mother. pie who three days after the slaying reviewed the case concluded state The people asked about the same Peopletalfc...... 2 The 24-year-old Reilly now works launched a citizens’ effort to help police had not violated Reilly’s thing Falls Village and North Canaan Sports...... 11-13 as an ambulance attendant. He is clear Reilly in the crime, also ap rights, but criticized troopers for asked about six years ago - Peter “felevision ...... 9 reluctant to discuss the case, ap parently would like to forget about it. pursuing their investigation by f e a t h e r ...... parently wanting to forget his convic Falls Village - the town's formal singling out the teenager as the Reilly, not Barbara Gibbons...... % tion, acquittal and a subsequent name is Canaan but it's better known Peter Reilly prime suspect and then eliminating
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— I— ------PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Sept. 28. i m , The Weather EVENING HERALD. Frl„ Sept. 28, 1979 - PAGE THREE Peopletalk Carter Has New Vacancy : B udget C ut W on^f M ean Prosecutors Are Silent Siarr May Enter Secretary of Education WASHINd IN (UPI) - President “As a result, the American people better service,” said Rep. Frank Job Layoffs f / ' Game of Politics Carter has a n w Cabinet vacancy to will now have a much clearer picture Horton, R-N.Y. On New Britain Arrests The bill contains a strong prohibi fill - secretai' of education. of what the federal government is tion against interference in state and HARTFORD (UPI) - State Green Bay Packer Coach Bart Starr may find The new ptst was created with doing in education and who is in HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Coe said the Hartford County Haddad, who retired from his post local education matters. But op prosecutors have declin^ comment himself drafted into final congressional approval charge of these activities.” Grasso maintains she’ll try to get State’s Attorney’s Office was still in a day after his arrest, originally on whether more arrests would be another sort of game. Thursday of toe bill establishing a The bill removes federal ponents said the new agency Connectieut state agencies to reduce vestigating the case to prepare for pleaded innocent to three counts of trials. 3aoo Wisconsin Gov. Lee separate Departmeni^of Education-- education-related programs from the nevertheless will wield great power their budgets without eliminating made based on the final report of a conspiracy to commit bribery and lOViSI TfMNIATUIIt ' Dreyfus thinks he might the second dabinet department Department of Health, Education through its control of grants and any existing jobs. one man-grand jury probe into Asked if the trials he was referring one count of perjury. But last week, make a pretty good can created at Carter’s request. and Welfare and other agencies, and other financing and the rules and The governor said at a news con alleged municipal corruption in New to were those pending for the men he changed the plea and admitted to Britain. didate for the U.S. Congress w ei| along with Carter’s renames HEW the Department of regulations that accompany the ference Thursday that not all arrested in August or trials of per helping sell city jobs and promotions Senate seat now held by 1977 proposal for the Department of Health and Human Services. money. departments have been able to meet Authorities Thursday announced sons yet to be arrested, he said, “It in exchange for payoffs. Democrat Gaylord Energy. The new department will The new department will have a Speaker Thomas O’Neill,'D-Mass., the 3 percent budget reductions she that retired state Supreme Court doesn’t necessarily mean that and it Galati faces the most charges - 13 EZ3» rose in the final moments of debate Chief Justice Howard Alcorn had doesn’t necessarily mean there won’t UPlWIATNER FOTOCAtT 0 Nelson. bring to 13 the^um her of Cabinet- budget of about $14 billion and 18,000 order^ for the fiscal year’s first - ranging from bribery, forgery and completed his 17-month grand jury Asked at a Madison, level departmeM in government. employees, transferred from to urge passage. quarter, which ends Sunday. be new trials.” attempted first-degree larceny by For period ending 7 a.m. EST7/29/79. During Friday investigation, which had led to the Wis., news conference Carter called^ the -215-201 House existing programs. "Education needs a single Anthony Milano, secretary of the Alcorn’s final report marked the extortion. Eight charges of forgery night showers and rain is expected along the Atlantic arrests of eight prominent New Bri to a s s e s s S t a r r ’s vote to create thi new department ‘ ‘a The bill now goes to Carter to be manager, responsive to the school Office of Policy and Management, end of the grand jury investigation were dropped Sept. 6 after it was dis coast from Virginia up to Massachusetts. Elsewhere tain officials. qualificatons as a politi significant mile: one in my effort to signed into law. districts at home and responsive to said he was shooting for $39 million which began on May 16, 1978, covered the statute of limitations had weather will be fair in generai. cian, Dreyfus said, make the feden government more In addition to the president’s the parents,” he said. by trimming budgets by 3 percent the Alcorn filed his fifth and final The first persons arrested in the expired, probe -were former city Personnel “One of the key things in efficient.” strong support, the new department He said education is the country’s first quarter: 2 percent the second report on the alleged sale of Brennan said he hoped Galati’s Connecticut Forecast politics I’ve le a r n t is “We will final! have a single agen was backed by the National Educa greatest asset, but the public has lost quarter, and 5 percent the last two municipal promotions and misuse of Director Alfred S. Pettinelli, Deputy trial, the first scheduled, will begin quarters. city property in the central Connec Fire Chief Robert J. Hackett and that if you swim with cy, and a singl \ Cabinet official, tion Association in a lobbying battle confidence in it because of sometime next month. ticut city of 78,000 on Wednesday. Increasing cloudiness today. Highs 70 to 75 or around 23 the sharks, don’t bleed. responsible full ti ne for the effective .that pitted it against the American “unbelievably low” test scores made “It will be lower than that,” Mrs. . Police Sgt. Donald Banulski, who But while the state has indicated it The final report was ordered C. Cloudy with rain beginning early tonight. Lows in the And it would appear to management o| federal aid-to- Federation of Teachers. by school children and graduates. Grasso said. Milano said he didn’t ’ were arrested last March 21. would be prepared by October for the sealed when received as the four 50s. Saturday rain ending in the morning with partial me at least in the field of athletic management, Mr. education prograi|is,” he said. “There will be less red tape and expect more than $30 million, which In early August, five other officials trial, Galati's attorney, Edward T. earlier reports had been. Officials clearing in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 70s. Probabili Starr has learned not to bleed.” is needed to meet overruns in state were arrested and additional charges Lynch Jr., has told the judge he lodged against Hackett. ty of precipitation 20 percent today 80 percent tonight But could he beat Nelson? Said Dreyfus, “I don’t employee contracts, Medicaid declined to comment if the 10-page wants to introduce several motions. The five were: Fire Chief Ray decreasing to 50 percent Saturday. Gentle southerly know. I am more concerned about the Chicago payments and education expenses. report would result in additional Alcorn said the conclusion of the mond A. Galati. Police Chief Thomas winds today. Light and variable winds tonight becoming Bears at this point.” Speeding Cases To Rise Asked if she would eliminate any arrests. New^ Britain investigation would not Special state prosecutor Glenn E, J. Ormsby, Police Det. Capt. Edward gentle westerly on Saturday. jobs, the governor answered: “We Edward W. Maher, commissioner of the state Department afford him any free time. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec $ 100. speeding ticket, state judicial of are endeavoring to maintain our Coe said Thursday he had read the J. Kilduff Jr., Police Det. Sgt. “ I have quite a number of cases Wishes Granted ticut’s top traffic cop is predicting a Under the old law in effect until ficials could be faced with over level of employment without of Income Maintenance (right), talks with adviser George fifth report, but could not say if any George F. Sahadi and former Civil that have been referred to me, ” he Long Island Sound staid Lord & Taylor’s on New York’s Fifth 70 to 80 percent increase in traffic Monday, drivers clocked at less than crowded court dockets. layoffs.” Conklin during a Thursday hearing on proposed regulations more arrests were upcoming. Service Commission Chairman said. "I’m working on one right Mauriee J. Sponzo, the assistant “We can’t even comment on that Frederick P. Haddad. now.” Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Avenue was in disarray cases in courts under the state’s 70 mph on major highways were Milano said the service agencies — affecting private rates at state nursing homes. (UPI photo) Thursday, with clerks strict speeding law which takes charged only with violation of the court administrator, and Chief Mental Retardation, Mental Health, kind of information until any arrests Point, N.Y.: High pressure moving east of area today. State’s Attorney Austin McGuigan have been made,” he said. Low pressure approaching from southwest. Winds and genteel lady effect Monday. state Traffic Commission Public Health and Income said it’s too early to tell what impact Alcorn, asked if the last report southeast 10 to 15 knots this afternoon and night. Variable shoppers acting like State police Capt. George Moore, regulations. Maintenance — have told him they YomKippur Coming the speeding law will have on court might lead to further arrests, winds 5 to 10 knots Saturday. Mostly cloudy today with school g irls . As a commander of special operations in That offense required no court can't find anywhere to trim their cluding traffic, said Thursday a appearance and limited fines. business. budgets without dropping some responded, “That’s totally up to the chance of rain towards evening. Periods of rain likeiy bewildered Lawyers Claim Bias MANCHESTER - Yom Kippur, the Shofar. Both said they’ll keep a close state’s attorney’s office.” tonight and Saturday. Visibility over 5 miles lowering to 1 maintenance man put it, statistical analysis shows the new Moore said his figure are based on programs. watch after Oct. 1. Hartford Superior Court Judge the Day of Atonement, will be At Tem ple Beth Sholom in to 3 miles or less in rain and fog tonight and Saturday. “ What’s going on? I law could produce- 70,000 to 80,000 the new state police campaign to “We’re going to hope for the But John Bailey, the Hartford-New John D. Brennan said he read the observed by Jews throughout the Manchester Dr. Richard Flavin, the Wave heights 1 to 2 feet through tonight decreasing Satur thought the president new traffic court cases within a year. crack down on speeders, noting that revenues coming in,” Milano said, world this year beginning Sunday The new speeding law passed by 10,000 arrests were made between Britain Superior Court state’s at referring to the state’s worry about If Home Rates Rise report and ordered it sealed. newly appointed rabbi of the con day. came through or evening. On this day culminating the gregation will officiate at the ser the 1979 Legislature forces motorists Aug. 2 and Sept. 19. torney, said he was worried the tax revenues which have been “It was entitled final report. I something.” High Holy Day Season, the observant vice. Cantor Israel Tabatsky will Not the president. going faster than 55 mph to go to While motorists may dread the stricter speeding law would jam the trickling in lower than was estimated released him from any further duties HARTFORD (UPI) — Increasing Jew devotes himself to prayer and chant the liturgy. Dr. Leon Wind, Extended Outlook Somebody sexier by far. court and provides for fines of up to thought of trudging to court for a busiest courts with new cases. in the 1979-1980 budget. is illegal, she said the only recourse in connection with the New Britain rates for private nursing home soul-searching. During the 25-hour rabbi emeritus of the congregation Cary Grant, the 75-year- On another subject, the governor the state had was to shut the home investigation,” he said. patients would lead to even more dis period no phyiscal pleasures are will officiate at the Yizkor Memorial Extended outlook for New England Sunday through old eternal heartthrob— said she still didn’t know when she down, which it was reluctant to do Brennan is acting as trial judge for crimination against those supported enjoyed, including eating and Service. The service on Sunday Tuesday: now with Faberge — would call the Legislature back for a because of a bed shortage. five New Britain officials arrested in by Medicaid, claim representatives drinking, in order to better devote evening will commence at 6:30 p.m. Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Partly cloudy Sunday and Mon was on hand to push a ‘Only Crisis Is Carter’s’ special session to deal with energy Under those regulations, the early August after Alcorn issued a of Connecticut Legal Services. himself to the task of spiritual clean On Monday, the morning service will day. Chance of showers Tuesday. High temperatures in new 390-an-ounce per matters. She said earlier the session Department of Income Maintenance fourth interim report. A sixth official NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Shirley America. The only crisis is the crisis The Carter administration should The Legal Aid attorneys are sing. The service begins at dusk with begin at 8 a.m. The Memorial Ser the low to mid 70s. Overnight lows in the 50s. fume. would be before Jan. 1, 1980, would be taking over rate-setting has pleaded guilty to charges of con Temple Black, former U.S. Am refrain from commenting on events battling proposed rules under which the soul-stirring Kol Nidre prayer vice will take place at 5: If. p.m. The Vermont: A chance of showers each day with near nor Said he, “I don't do this much any more. I hope of self confidence in the White House, Mrs. Grasso has said that the duties that now are the responsibility spiracy to commit bribery and bassador to the United Nations, says or over-reacting “until we have all the state Department of Income and concludes the following evening serv ice will conclude at ap mal temperatures. Highs in the low to mid 70s and over I’m doing all right.” He was. Said clerk Paula for which I have a vote of no con energy session, if called, would be to of the Commission on Hospitals and perjury. the only crisis in America is Presi the factk,” she added. Maintenance would allow nursing with the blowing of the ram’s horn. proximately 7:30 p.m. night lows ih the 50s. Wagner, “My department is back there in limbo.” fidence,” Mrs. Black said. provide the “machinery” to extend Health Care. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of dent Carter’s own “crisis of self con She warned of the "dangerous and Mrs. Black said Americans must long-term credit to fuel dealers at in homes to raise rates for private Income Maintegance, unlike the showers Monday and Tuesday. Daytime highs mostly in fidence,” destablizing” effect of Cuban troops regain a sense of purpose and com terest rates lower than what the patients by a certain percentage cpmmission, will not consider the the 60s. Overnight lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s. The New Model Mrs. Black also referred to reports in Africa and faltering relations mit themselves to a “higher level of banks offer. higher than Medicaid reim quality of care in granting rate in of Soviet troops stationed in Cuba bursements. Elton John opened Wednesday at Los Angeles’ between the United States and Cuba individual obligation to our nation The governor was asked if it was creases. during a Thursday night speech and and to one another.” National Forecast Universal in recent weeks. true that she might have to bond Carolyn Kone, a lawyer represen The Legal Aid representatives said r Amphitheater, but fans said she had a “persistent nightmare “I have a persistent nightmare between $5 million and $10 million to ting the elderly in affluent Fairfield leaving the quality of care only to en City Fest Hi Lo that Jimmy Carter’s political sur W.G. GLENNEY’S had to look — and listen that Jimmy Ciarter’s political sur “This is a time of deteriorating provide lower interest prices for County, said at a hearing called forcement of Department of Public Albuquerque c 88 54 Milwaukee vival kit might include a war.” Thursday by Income Maintenance Minneapolis — twice to recognize vival kit might include a war,” Mrs. economic trends at home and a home heating oil dealers. Health Services’ codes will lead to Anchorage pc 45 52 The former ehild star turned Commissioner Edward Maher that Nashville him. Black said, referring to reports of cascade of tricky circumstances “It is possible we might have to do more patient abuse. Asheville r 60 56 stateswoman told a Yale University Atlanta r 71 67 New Orleans The flamboyant Soviet training troops being stationed overseas. We must kick our habits of that,” she said. “I can’t give you any “enormous discrimination” already But Louis Halpryn, executive vice Billings c 78 52 New York rocker — jifst back from audience America lacks leadership in Cuba. wishful illusion and face up to sums.” exists in nursing homes where president of the Connecticut Associa Birmingham pc 69 67 Oklahoma City and must face up to the reality of a “This is a time for deft and unseen reality,” Mrs. Black said. Mrs. Grasso again squelched Medicaid rates are cheaper than tion of Health Care Facilities Inc., ★ CUT- the Soviet Union — had UP SALE! ★ Omaha deteriorating economy and “tricky” what private-paying patients are Boston cy 68 56 none of his old diplomacy, not fancy headlines,” Mrs. Black, UN Ambassador in speculation her frequent trips to said there was no one definition of Philadelphia happenings overseas. charged. BrownsvilleTx pc 85 66 trademarks. Gone was said the long-time Republiean and’ 1969-1970, was at Yale for a three-day Washington might mean she will “quality of care” so it was impossi Buffalo Phoenix i cy 104 She said that situation can be found c 76 58 the ever-present hqt. He ‘There is no crisis of confidence in former U.S. Ambassador to Ghana. visit as a Chubb Fellow. replace Vice President Walter Mon ble to set standards. Cbarlston S.C. r 76 74 Pittsburgh dale as President Carter’s running in Fairfield and lower New Haven He said the only way care can be SEE ALL OUR NEW Charlotte N.C. r 72 64 Portland M. ^ a )>rand new hair m n sp an t and no longer mate in the 1980 Democratic Counties, where the average dis measured is in the number of staff in Chicago c 80 55 Portland Ore. crepancy between private care costs proportion to patients; the variety of Providence needs to hide the bal^ Area Police Report presidential runoff. Cleveland r 75 60 and Medicaid rates is 7 percent. health services offered and the Richmond spot. Gone too were the “I like to go there (Washington) HOMELITE* Columbus r 73 60 Ms. Kone said Medicaid patients credentials of nursing home per Dallas St. Louis shades. He wears con because that’s where lots of action c 91 65 V ernon have had a harder time getting into sonnel. Denver c 78 50 Salt Lake City tact lenses now. And of aluminum from the premises of The arrests were made in connec takes place ... but I’d rather stay nursing homes and she claimed “It is obvious that the care being Des Moines c 83 60 San Antonio gone was the band. John Harold Fitzgerald, 45. of 264 the Ano Coil Corp. on 60 E. Main St., tion with the investigation of the here,” she said. CHAIN SAWS 360 Advanced design packs private-paying patients, once their rendered to patients in quantity, enough muscle to drive cut Detroit cy 77 59 San Antonio did the first half of his Phoenix'St., Vernon, was charged Rockville. theft of two pistols from a South The governor said she's still sup **3 6 0 '' Duluth pc 78 51 San Diego Thursday with breach of peace and Windsor home on Aug. 23. porting Carter for re-election. She money ran out, were often thrown scope and staff preparation is a func -SAFEST, MOST CONTROLLABLE ting bars up to 28" into a 16” BAR gig with no accompaniment but piano, adding only Police said the estimated value of • Ib.^package. Vibration El Paso c 93 55 San Francisco third-degree criminal' mischief in Harold Sampson, 14, of 15 Locust said Democratic State Committee out or changed from a semi-private tion of available funding and not the REG. 339.95 San Juan persussionist Ray Cooper for the second half. the aluminum is $5,400. The material CHAIN SAWS WE'VE EVER SOLO -isolated----- 3,5 vukMvcubic niVMinch CMHeng- Hartford cy 71 46 connection with the investigation of St., South Windsor, was treated and Chairman John Dempsey Jr. had his to a three-or-four person room. reverse,” said Halpryn, whose group me. Features adjustable au Honolulu c 89 75 Seattle But the fans don’t mind. His 10-day concert is a was considered to be scrap material, Although discrimination against is supporting the new regulations. NOW * 3 2 2 ” sell-out. an incident in the parking lot of the police said. released at Manchester Memorial own reasons for coming out behind tomatic oiling, thick rubbe ______Houston pc 86 74 Spokane Shopping Bag Supermarket, Hospital Thursday for injuries suf Sen, Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. Medicaid recipients in nursing homes coated handfebar and grip, _ Indianapolis pc 78 63 Washington Rockville. South Windsor fered in a car-bicycle accident. M ^ citon discharge iKiiiifun, ignition, *315 90 Jackson Miss Wichita Softone* dual chamber R EG 345.95 c 84 62 On the Wall Nicholas Christopher of Enfield Nicholas Bellody, 27 of 23 Pinney Police said Sampson allegedly Jacksonville r 83 74 Now You Know muffler. Sally Miller Perdue is a bit more than just a complained to the ipolice that St., Ellington, was arrested this mor struck the passenger side of a car Kansas City c 84 63 c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- A skunk will not bite and LAST CHANCE TO BUY A GENUINE Las Vegas c 95 66 jogger. “Fanatic” might be a better term. Fitzgerald broke a window in his ning on a warrant and Bruce Senatro, driven by Marion Dondi, 22, of 778 cloudy, f-fair; hz-haze; m- throw its scent at the same Little Rock pc 81 61 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- The former Miss Arkansas — one of 10 Miss truck and then struck him. 19, of 39 Allison Drive, South Wind Hopwell Road, South Glastonbury. POSTUREPEDIC FOR UNDER MOO... time. See why you’re Los Angeles pc 80 64 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; America finalists in 1958 — loves to run, and she’s Fitzgerald was released on his sor, was arrested Thursday night on No charges were placed against Ms. Louisville cy 73 64 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- had her eye on the Great Wall of China for years. promise to appear in court in a warrant, both charged with Dondi. The accident happened in the in control with a Memphis c 83 63 thunderstorms; w-windy. Now she may get her wish. A state official in Lit Rockville Oct. 2. stealing fire arms and conspiracy. parking lot of South Windsor High Miami Beach r 85 75 ROMEUTE* even if you’ve never tle Rock, Ark., says it’s in the works. She's applied Police are investigating the Both were to be presented in court in School, East Hartford, today. for permission to run the wall—all 1,500 miles of it. reported theft of some'11,000 pounds Sealy Posturepedic. used a chain saw before! 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JACK A. hand guard and rubber cov Knauer as spokeswoman for the Toy Manufacturers voted unanimously to recommend that $55,000 be ap can proceed with putting the project out to bid. than an ordinary mattress that tends to lose firm ered handlebar for greater The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. • only chain saws with exclusive of America ... Hope Lange, Chris Sarandon, Colin propriated for a new roof at the Gilead Hill School. Pelletier told the finance board that the school board BVNES, DJLD. ness. The Unique Back Support System is designed ' SAFE-T-TIP'“that prevents kickback control and comfort. Safety 105 The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Blakely and Keith Michell are on location in Tunisia Joseph Pelletier, chairman of the Board of Education, had made an attempt to procure state assistance for the interlock trigger. 14" Power in cooperation with leading orthopedic surgeons Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. costarring in a new CBS-TV production “The Day asked the finance group to consider the matter and he roof project but the request was rejected by the state Tip® bar. American entertainer Ed Sullivan was born Sept 28 was asked several questions concerning the cost of the Department of Education. for firm support — no morning backache from • all packed with enough power to Christ Died” ... Cloris Leachman and Harvey Kor- handle all your cutting jobs easily 1902. man will be in Mexico next month to costar in “Her project as well as the expected life of the proposed new sleeping on a too-soft mattressi Oo inftetted tfcth cauM arthritis, On this date in history: bie Goes Bananas” — Walt Disney Production’s roof. buraJtis, ate.? Many dantlsta and physicians In 1920, baseball's biggest scandal broke. A grand jury fourth “Love Bug” comedy ... 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UOBLD . fleabag, with leaky ning classes. ’There isn’t a separate real-life, unfortunately. squad faced more obstacles than ceilings, walls with holes, and doors BWE class, so if any job-related Vermonters, by tradition, are taciturn. ’The more curious among the young, to 8 ever before but managed to over- that wouldn t close. My room problems should occur, the student They like to speak with pride of what has their credit, do not accept everything they come them on the way to a second provided a scenic view of the Hud- can talk with her business teacher(s) gone before. Texas has its own kind of see in “entertainment” as realism. ’They place finish in the Varisty IV race, son, and I was able to watch barges or with the coordinator for tills flamboyant heralding of what the Lone ask their parents. They ask that if what Our trip to the race began badly, as garbage scows float downstream program, Mrs. Carol Moriarty. was endured to make of these states a we were late pulling out of the high 'v*fb fbeir loads foward the Atlantic, Star State means to America. Califor Mrs. Moriarty has helped business nians, with yet another lifestyle, can easi democracy was sacrificed in vain. They Part-Time TV Producers school last Friday. It rained heavily After we had settled into our students find jobs in the Manchester ly burst into song, "I Love You, Califor ask if those who could change the dismal for the entire two hour trip to rooms, a team consensus that we Members of the MHS Girls’ Swim Team in next meet will be today against Penney High community for several years. Both outlook applicable to corruption, crime, Peekskill, and when we arrived at walk the next day s course was nia!” In their own quieter way, perhaps, action against Windsor Locks on Monday. School at Penney at 3:30 p.m. students and their employers deeply Vermonters say that what, the Green violence do nothing, holding to the theory the motel we were anxious to stretch f®®ched, to a^ure us that we would appreciate the time and effort she Mountain Boy of the Colonial era left, in that it’s the next man’s fight, the next our legs, change, and run several be famdiar with the course. When we The Mermaids won this contest, 98-69. Their Need Support of Public takes in finding them jobs. Presently term s of steadfastness, cannot be woman’s fight, then, indeed, why not the miles in preparation for the meet the reached the course, the rain had BWE students are working at the Let-George-Do-It? approach in everything next day. However, our luck seemed ^com e so heavy that it s^m M measured in words or song. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Youth Service Office, First Hartford There is legend in Vermont’s Green these young people are confronted in does the researching for each program which shows. This is demoralizing, because if they to shift from bad to worse. The motel Noah would have had a tough time in Corporation, Economy Electric,' adulthood? Herald Reporter had our reservations for the night of R- 'P'® course was on the narrow dirt Mountains ' legend that insists the drums involves at least a week of phone calls and feel they've done a real bang up job on a show, Deepsixers Invade Beach Bartlett Goodchild Travel, CBT, of the Ethan Allen boys can be heard in Perhaps it’s the thinking of a news MANCHESTER — From the folks who bring paperwork for each half hour program being the cannot save it for their library. They must Sept. 14, the previous Friday. We ®f ® stete park, and a day of Multi CircuitSj Manchester State paragrapher after watching a particular found ourselves without rooms for steady rain had turned them into a the ridges, in the hills. Hold on, they seem you the Channel 13 “Community Insight” aired. She also acts as on-air hostess. erase it and have no record of the shows The first Sunday after the start of of the school, ’This left Friday night visibility of oniy about 4 feet. Even Bank, LaBonne ’Travel, Jones, film supposedly “satire” and actually Joe Seaton studied television production in fifteen people, with impending quagmire. to be saying. What is the basic, essential program comes some news concerning good existence since the company cannot afford to We attempted to jog through the school, the MHS Deepsixers SCUBA and Saturday for gear to be gathered the surface became blurred once on Mulvill Insurance, Moriarty Bros., credo of America cannot be completely poking ridicule at American democracy old American enterprise. Florida. Unable to break into this highly com purchase new half hour tapes at 330 apiece. course, but as darkness fell with the diving club hit the beaches of Point and packed. By Sunday morning, all the bottom. and at Attorney BroneiTs office. It’s blemished. Adherence to principles that endlessly without reason, but might it not “If private citizens, or businesses, or frater petitive field in that state he came to Connec The Seatons' son, Don is a student at Along the jagged jetty, many rain it became a cqse of the biind Judith, R.I., marking their most was ready, and the two-car convoy great to see the area’s businesses helped mold the rugged frontier can give be in keeping for the creative ranks in mo nal organizations do not start showing some ticut where he felt opportunities were better. Manchester High School who hopes to go to overhangs and small caves were tion pictures, in television and in theatre -m m leading the blind. We soon gave up successful dive of the 1979-80 school was on the move. getting involved with MHS! purpose to dreams, hope to aspirations. support for Community Insight, then the Even in this state, school training is not college to study television production. He formed in the barnacled rock. In ^ f " | 1 rw A n t ^ a running out of consideration for our year, The Deepsixers arrived at Point BWE is not only treated as a com As one’s car zips along Interstate 91 in to pay more than fleeting lip service to program is not going to exist,” said Carol enough to iand a job in television production. helps out any way he can in the family 1. which were taking a pounding, Deepsixers adviser Gilbert Hunt Judith at about 9:45 a.m. and began those dank caves, nothing but munity function, but as a school func Vermont, one’s thoughts inevitably turn to respect for what has gone before in Seaton, part owner of the Community Broad So Joe Seaton decided, “If I can’t beat ’em. I’ll business and hopes the combination of school pi a • and beat a retreat back to the called a short meeting at the close of preparing for the dive. Conditions blacdcness and creatures of the im tion, too. The girls receive high what’s wrong - and what’s very right — America — most especially, a continuing casting Company Inc. join ’em.” and this on job experience will land him a posi liC llC C llO n “safety” ®f o®-- motel. school the Friday before the dive. were very good. It was a warm, sun agination exist. A great number of school credit for their work in the with 1979 rationale, reasoning in these belief in the credo fo the Ethan Allen Carol, her husband. Joe, and their son Don The husband and wife team then went into tion. Once back at our accomodations, After describing the club’s basic set ny day, and the water was calm. The starfish ciutched the rocks, and a following manner; for three weeks of United States. The car’s wheels, as they Green Mountain Boys, in General George are the producers of the local Interest shows the business of producing television programs. we showered and decided to seek our up to the few elite gathered at the water temperature had been variety of shells cluttered the sandy employment, 1 credit is received. grip the highway, seem to be singing their Washington and the Continental Army, which have ,been broadcast on Monday and Meanwhile Mr. Seaton is employed full time Meanwhiie, the Seatons have been ap meeting. Hunt commented that due measured at 6,5 degrees, about as bottom. Other points of interest; the Along with the credit, a grade is own song — the Ethan Allen Green Moun and all those who came after them to de Friday nights from 7-7:30 for the past two at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group in East proached by other college graduates anxious There is a nlare town. The only place not to Storm David, a dive that Sunday warm as New England water is like skeleton of what had once been a issued from the employer and tain Boys, they’re waiting in the hills, in fend the essence of America? months. Hartford. Said Seaton, “We spend our Sundays to get into television production. Since the There is a place,'a place where was probably not feasible. He said,” ly to get. seagull, the vertebra of a very large business teacher(s), on the basis of the valley, on the rises, ready to do battle Without seeking to understand what has Programs have been aired concerning food shooting film on buildings and people in this Seatons cannot offer a salary, many of these beings, led by their adult counter- ® '’f'^?„„r^aeei ... let’s try for next Sunday ... unless Gear was unloaded from the cars, fish, and many small crabs. attitude, cooperation, attendance, with what’s troubling America, ready to gone before, and giving these men and services at Manchester Memorial Hospital, franchise area to use as opening shots on Com grads loose interest. However, the Communi Darts are destined to soend one- where we proceeded to stuff our faces there’s somebody here who’s so and the divers began the methodical The divers swam along the rocks, and skill, although the latter is the confront those who would bring women the respect they so richly deserve, the Bloodmobile, the Manchester High Foot munity Insight.” ty Broadcasting Company needs volunteers to gung-ho that he Wants to go this tasks of pre-dive preparation. The buffeted by undersea currents. least significant. Like all other sub irreparable barm to the country that has the creative ranks in motion pictures, in ball team and methods to prevent robbery of Carol Seaton added, “1 spend all my after research new theme ideas and act as fund ^ Thev are herded down lone dark P m. This proved to be a big mistake. Despite the poor visibility, a bag of given democracy, civilization, the op television and in theatre have failed what bicycles among other topics. noons making phone calls for the program, raisers. “As we grow we will need video I „ 1^ riu nr,a hx, rxxxa fhe coiobination of pizza, a restless weekend!” First mistake. The eager dive’s plan was then outlined: The jects in school, if someone is absent, tunnels, before they file, one by one, . . . . , __ band of divers would let nothing stop “frogmen” would swirri out along a weights and lures (lost by an unfor she doesn’t go to work that day. timum conditions available in 20th cen has cone before. “We believe in the medium of cable televi staying a little late at work to borrow my crews, we win oe able to provide employment into their respective quarters. lrala?n n T « sf them. rock jetty, and investigate the bot tunate fisherman, no doubt) was To take part in Business Work tury life. Call me at sentimentalist, but I’d like to sion. We went into debt to get the equipment to boss’s typewriter to do press releases, going to the area as we grow and become es What kind of life did those pioneers of. feel that the drums of the Ethan produce these shows because we did not want tablished," Mrs. Seaton had said when the I Here theyft_____ are _ tested of their fins led to anTh»nHanal®n^an abundance of upset It was decided that a group con tom along that area. recovered on the rocks. Steve Experience a good grade average, to the post office to make copies. We just do knowledge; they must listen intently, ^ sisting of Hunt, Deepsixers oldtimer Hunt gave the order to move out, Telgener even managed to spear a good attendance, and a demonstrated several centuries ago follow? Was it not Allen boys are still sounding in Vermont’s to say to someone, ‘We have this idea, will you not have the time to seek out grants. The help company began. or suffer the consequences in the end. ^ ^ ,.. Steve Telgener, and recently cer and the group officially began the good-sized fish. Bon apetit, Steve. skill In particular business area primitive by today’s standards? Was it all Green Mountains this very night! finance it?” We instead wanted to be able to must come to us.” None of that is going to happen if the com If they disobey their leader, they will aU ou7 elforts tUrnight tified divers Graham Campbell, John dive. As they went under the surface, After more than an hour under the must be apparent. If you have these show an ongoing, successful program before The Seatons would like to tape board of munity does now show support for Community they immediately found themselves waves, air supplies began to run low, qualities, perhaps the beginning of a we sought outside funding,' said Joe Seaton, directors meetings, so people unable to attend Insight. The post office box for the company is ^ a 7 n f ,1?is"ara7.^7l H ?ri tha! before had been in vain. Officials of Gibeault, and Robert Lenhardt, heart of this great mass. Here they *hp mppf had dppmpd thpmursp “ton would set out for the Rhode Island shrouded in murky waters, with a and the team headed for the surface. career in the business world can be The owners of this non-profit company said would be able to hear for themselves what 1071, Manchester, CTand the number to call to’ will kneel before the authorities and ™ course tw shore at 8 a.m. Sunday from in front Hunt poked around downstairs for a yours through BWE. — Marie Fall in Connecticut they have not sought out contributions because each director contributes. reach the Seatons during the afternoon is 646- beg forgiveness. The defendant will d®ngcmus, taking into account the while longer, as the rest inflated Brugnetti. they do not have the time to research, produce They also hope to tape area theater groups, 0660. most likely be assigned extra hours y®ar before, several participants had their buoyancy vests to keep on the and edit the programs in addition to holding although this would require more equipment Carol and Joseph Seaton, producers of Com down jobs and having family obligations. than the company currently owns. munity Insight, a program aired over Channel c C ® d ‘f :a ^ .le s 7 ^ . : ^ SA Elections Launch Year surface, and flippered in to shore. Soon, everyone was on the beach, Drama Club Meant Lots of Fun Carol Seaton has three children and a part- The firm has been forced to erase the tapes 13 of Cable TV, shoot a program with their son The first student assembly meeting will be handled by Susan Sheridan. removing, cleaning, and packing time’ position in a Manchester law firm. She of their earlier programs in order to tape new Donald at the Penny Saver in Manchester. talk and eat at th^e ring of a bell, li T a 'c l“ sfem eV SmosT"an- Lee Ann Stauffer and Jeff Lombar of the year, held last Thursday away their equipment. Later, as the There’s no mistaking it; fall has arrived remember that football and soccer, at the do were chosen to be the Student Preparing 7o'lf‘tZ tnV reartrthe t^in" ‘icl^Ltfc TherT were several evening, was well attended and group sat on Mr. Hunt’s all-purpose in Connecticut. Suddenly the air is brisk, local high school or on a college playing Board of Education Representatives stantaneously a punLVmenUs^ len o®‘'on®»y ranked teams who par- prompted lively student interest in blanket, eating their (or someone the sky is bright the apples are ready, the field, provide color, excitement, and to with Beth Apter electedas alternate. Photo Exhibit M “ t s punlshlnl caT lJ^ the election of various offices for the else’s) lunch, all agreed that it had woods are full of color. Time to rediscover some minds, the perfect autumn after Mary Bossidy, president of Student ^Madwoman^ withdrawn from the person’s record Manchester managed to place coming year. been an enjoyable dive. the out-of-doors. noon. if a reasonable excusris given to the Linda Carpenter and Willi Meier Assembly, is looking forward to a Pack a lunch and take a hike through Reserve a room and spend a weekend at ’The Deepsixers hope to do more Unce again, Manchester High’s Slated Sunday were voted vice presidents. Elected very successful year. the same in the near future. Any cer your favorite state forest. W atch'for one of Connecticut’s country inns. Do as ^Each is Biven a private place to “'‘® ’’®PP®" ® secretary was Joanne Weiss and Mr. Ludes encouraged the own drama club. Sock ’n’ Buskin, has southbound birds and storage-minded you please for a couple of luxurious days, tified SCUBA divers at MHS are ^started its furious preparations for keep his sLplies for each^earthlv *" ‘*'® ®P®®® eighteen Treasurer, Hank Vinick. membership to remain active and to urged to check the bulletin board in squirrels. Smell the pines and think of In close to nature, surrounded by comforts, HARTFORD — Photograph enthusiasts will interest new students to join and par its fall show. This year has started S r But even to e beings of eveS Student Assembly social director fox the English office, and to have a chat dians as you trudge through falling leaves. feasting on legendary fare enhanced by have an opportunity to view rare and unusual ticipate in the student government of like any other S ’n’ B year, except shipe and size crowd him, seeking S r / e l T o r d S ^ ^ r r s l T y r the coming year will be Jeff Lombar with Mr. Hunt. Take a drive into the hills and marvel at the fruits of the harvest. cameras and photos at the Antique and Collec do while Missy Nelson will be taking their school. - Pete Phelon that this one is a very special one in the combinations nature works with reds To help you plan your fall outings ,the tible Photographic Exhibition and Sale at the entra^ce^^ mind that underneath that lack of Robert Lenhardt and its history — its 60th anniversary. care of publicity. SAA membership John Gibeault and yellows. Every part of the state has state has prepared a Vacation Kit, in Hartford Civic Center, Sunday, Sept. 30. The day is divided into eight fl®sh, there s a hear and soul as tough Two fine shows promise to help make its own special vistas and sightseeing cluding a guide to points of interest and sessions, each one having its own as that of any football player. — Paul this year one of the best ever. spectacles. Get yourself a map and go accommodations, a roadmap, and a The annual exhibition and sale, sponsored by S ’n’ B’s fall production is ‘"The special meaning. One tells of the Johnson c exploring. fall/winter brochure listing events and ac the Photographic Historical Society of New number of apples and oranges, one High School World Staff Madwoman of Chaillot” by Jean Discover a new Connecticut attraction High School Happenings tivities. Call (toll-free in Connecticut) 1- England, will open at 10 a.m. and continue to 5 Giradoux. ’This play, with its tinhely tells of the plot and setting, one tells Patty Shirer ...... Co-editor this fall. Take your camera and snap the fi)9842-7492, or write to Vacations, p.m. of the beat of a heart, and one tells of Joanne Weiss ...... Co-editor story, will be directed by Dr. Lee covered bridge at Kent or West Cornwall. uepartment of Economic Development, The class numerals on the hill adja penetrate the parietal lobe in the post With that kind of season opener, you Hay, with backstage work coor a different tongue. All in that one Gary Selinger...... News editor Get a shot of the river view that delighted 210 Washington St., Hartford, CT 06106. A free appraisal service will be available cent to the footbal field were recent periods of school. Take that Peter know that the Indians have only just dinated by Mr. Verne Burnett. ’The place, a perennial landmark, day in Lauriel^atarini . . . . Feature editor Piper. begun to win. Game time tomorrow William Gillette so much he built a castle and the public is invited to bring old or unusual and day o u t... and the beings who at- Bette Sheldon...... Sports editor ly updated to the class of 1980. The play opens with the president df a * * * 2 at Hadlymc overlooking the Connecticut cameras, photos, and photographic items for present senior class has now left its is 1:30 at Penney High. large oil company (hiss!) discussing tend, the students ... the students of Scott W right...... Art editor The MHS Football Team is looking * * * River. (The castle is open to visitors until Cider Celebration an examination by experts. Manchester High School. — Michael Ted Cummings...... Photo editor mark on MHS, at least until 1981. The the discovery of oil under the city of 2 for its second win tomorrow against The second Student Assembly Columbus Day.) Visit Mystic Seaport and Moses Zane Vaughan...... Adviser next problem is finding a catchy Paris with a propsector, responsible capture the seagoing flavor of sailing Slated at Seaport class slogan like,. “seventy eight is Penney High School. Last weekend dance of the year that was planned for this great find. The president The exhibition and sale will feature various ships against the October sky. MYSTIC ■- A Seaport Cider Celebration really great” or “seventy nine is the team stomped Fermi High School for this evening has been canceled. hopes to tear down the beautiful city types of used and antique cameras, Take a ride on the nation’s oldest ferry, package is being offered by Mystic might fine.” Perhaps “I hope in in a 39-0 victory. Touchdowns were ’The cafeteria had been previous daguerreotypes and stereo views. Visitors to drill for the oil. Upon learning of from Rocky Hill to Glastonbury (Route 3). Seaport Museum between Oct. 1 and Nov. scored by Paul McCHusky, Drew reserved by another town club. Sorry A ’’Daguerreotype by Boston 1926) are among the exhibits Sunday may buy, sell, trade, or browse. The exhibition eighty to graduatey.” his scheme, the poor people of Paris, Two bits for car and driver; an extra 21 to groups of 10 or more persons. « * * Flavell, Jim Paggioli, and Tom all you John Travoltas. The next photographers Southworth and in an antique photo show at the will be highlighted by unique displays of early led by the Madwoman, plot to nickel for each additional passenger. In Groups will be given a brief orientation McClusky, the latter scoring three dance is planned for October. — american photography and unusual cameras. MHS fall sports are starting off in eliminate the president and his evil continuous operation since 1655, the ferry talk on the maritime museum and then Hayes (1840s through 1850s) and a Hartford Civic (Ilenter. leaps and bounds, goals and touchdowms and rushing 284 yards. Joanne Weiss. cohorts. ’The rest of the delightful puts you down in apple country. Drive on will have free time to explore the 35mtn Ansco Memo I (introduced in touchdowns, starting blocks and story centers around their plan and 8 into Glastonbury to sample the cider and recreated 19th-century village area, finishing lines. With the season being its hopefully successful execution. stock up on Macs at the roadside markets. GRANGE FAIR only three weeks old, all seven sports French Club Makes Plans ’The cast for this production is quite authentic sailing ships, shipyard, craft MANCHESTER QRANQE |31 Check the schedule and take in a coun and trade shops and formal displays of ANNUAL FAIR teams have placed at least once in large, and selecting it was quite a try fair, the traditional salute to the 9:30 - LATE AFTERNOON ’The French Club held its second Plans for the coming year were also scrimshaw, fi^reheads, and marine ar DANCE TO THE ROCKVILLE ROTARY the winning column. ’The MHS Girls’ task for Dr. Hay and Paul Ostrom, farmer’s art. ’The weekend of Oct. 6-7 SEPT. 29-9:30 meeting on Monday, Sept. 24. During discussed. Upcoming activities in tifacts. Swim Team has a special stage manager. Their choices for the brings the Lions Fair in Berlin, the A complimentary glass of cider and a Homemade Articles, Food Booth BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL the meeting new officers were clude a Halloween party and a fund Indoor Tag Salo characteristic to boast about, that no major roles are the Countess Harwinton Fair, a longtime favorite, and Harvest Lunch featuring lightly curried other swim team in their CCIL class elected for the 1979-80 year. ’The new raiser for our annual trip to Canada. F Ith lo n d lo r KIddlaa MAINSTREET BAND Aurelia, the Madwoman of Chaillot, the' Wrapup of the Great Danbury State chicken can be reserved at the Seamen’s SOMERS FOUR TOWN FAIRGROUNDS, could even touch with a ten foot kick officers include: president, Julie If any student is interested in joining Anna Bronisz; Constance, Jennifer Many Afore Bootht Fair. Saturday only you can visit the Inn as a part of the Cider Celebration. Coffee A DonuU Available SOMERS, C T board. Their record for the past two Ryan; vice-president, Adam Green; but missed the first meetings, it’s Joy; Gabrlelle, Doreen Jordan; North Haven Grange Fair. The following The package also includes a visit to near Dinner, Luncheon A SATURDAY SEPT. 29th years is 23-0. And that my friends is secretary/treasurer. Sue still not too late. You can see Qur ad Josephine, Laura Gatzkiewicz; the DeHcious Bar>b>que Mackinwicz; historian, Karen visor, Miss Dutelle, in Room 235 weekend, Qct. 13-14, there’s the Riverton by Clyde’s Cider Mill in Old Mystic and a at noon MANCHESTER ARMORY the making of a CCIL champion. President, Robert Lenhardt; The Fair and Saturday only, the Glastonbury • * * Campbell; and activities chairper before school, or come to the next half-gallon of fresh cider to take home. 300 MAIN STREET OCTOBER 6 J9 7 9 prospector, Rick Spiller; the Broker, Grange Agricultural Fair. sons, Jennifer Sullivan and Brad meeting on Monday, Oct. 15. — Sue To learn more, call 536-2631. COME TO OUR FMR The general consensus of the Jim Prenetta; Pierre, Michael While you’re checking schedules. 8 P.M. to 1:00 P.M. 12:00 Noon to 10:00 P.M. students that attended last Friday’s Woodhouse. Mackiewicz ^ Wright; Irma, Julie Barnes; and the Pep Rally was that although it was Policeman, David Glidden. w in Dtiv* M wound wlwn you can ADMISSION $5.00 FOR ADULTS M V E TIME Children Under 12 Admitted Free certainly well organized and gave On the technical side, « B.Y.O.B. - $14.00 Per Couple students the chance to meet the Guidance Office Notes "Madwoman” promises to be quite a Branne Hall M n O A S Call 647-9791 To Reserve Your Table (If BEER FOOD SODA teams, it lacked genuine pep. Most challenge. The costumes crew will be The New England College Fair will attS dinb Not Sold Out, Tickets also at the Door) Advance Sale Tlckala at $4.00 may be people found it hard to gqther any The Vocational Office (Room responsible for creating about 35 THE B3RD be held on ’Thursday, Oct. 4, at the period costumes for the cast. lights purchased at the following placaa. school spirit eighth period on a University of Hartford. The hours 109A) has applications for the Youth ORIBIIUL INDOBR _____ will also have a large job, as will the WEST HUTFORD ANTIQUES HEA MMKET Friday. Tl\e customary Friday night are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Work Experience Program. BIHBO Rtcords IMimited, Mancheiter Pariude, Broad St Mandiestar sets crew. Crew worker signups were at the Pep Rally)^ance was changed to to 9 p.m. Your guidance couselor has Y.W.E.P. provides up to 15 hours per WEST HARTFORD ARMORY SPONSORED BY Mile WU Phannacy, Me. 30 t Grove SL, Vernon held yesterday, but people are Framlnoton Ave. Friday afternoon because the ad a list of the colleges to be week of paid work experience. Beknent Records, K-Mart Plaza, Vemen ministration fmnd that the evening always welcome in S ’n’ B. If you Meets in Orenge Hall Westwell Hartfordnaiiiwiu, uuCL . . . _ . represented at the fair. ’Training opportunities are available eMkllSneI kdnk«IwbduilM. •* Martys Music Mart Cepace Sheniing b irta r, Bleeaifield missed signups Thursday, just talk to every Saturday Night UTWHUT, r a m a », in i - io w event often got ^ of hand. Perhaps, ¥ ¥ ¥ in a wide range of areas from tUNUT, WTOMI It. im - 11 M • 5 na The KIWANIS CLUB Univeraity Music on UCeiai Campus, Me. 185, S tam , CT. Dr. Hay in Room 271 or any member but people pointed out that the State ot Connecticut Scholarship clerical to teacher aids. It pays to At 7:30 P.M. l o a u ADiiiiHM ti JO OF MANCHESTER STOP eiA, BOVS possibly pep percentage of people of S ’n B (you can’t miss us — we’re But With TMa Ad aN AdwIealonA SU S applications are now in the Guidance learn while you earn. him Bo M uiaiM il d Jhmm h n m I J t o ______probably doesn’t peak or even Office for anyone interested. the crazy ones.) PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Sept. 28. v m Durham Fair Opens EVENING HERALD. FYL, Sept. 28, 1979- PAGE NINE DURHAM - Country music star Stella Parton will per form to n i^t at the 60th annual Durham Fair. The fair opened today at the fairgrounds on Route 17. It * ;■ A Where to Go runs throuf^ Sunday night. Last year, the fair had a record attendance of over 116,000 people and the largest number of agricultural exhibits of any Connecticut fair. Hlghli^ting Saturday evening's entertainment are & What to Do Grand Olel ^ r y Bluegrass Stars Jim & Jesse and The Virginia Boys. Justin Tubb and the Country Kings and The Harmonica Rascals will entertain Sunday. Locturat Th«ator Other fair highlights include an ox-draw contest Satur a “ New London Whaling” by • “Same Time Next Year,” a com day at 11 a.m., a free-for-all horse draft for the ladies Robert Owen Decker, Oct. 2 at 8:15 edy, through Oct. 21 at Matty’s Weekend Saturday evenings, and performances by the Cogincbaug p.m. at Hoadley Auditorium, Connec ^Dinner Theatre, 141 New London Ancients Fife and Drum Corps and the Chester Fife St ticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth Turnpike, Glastonbury. Perfor Drum Corps. St., Hartford. Free. (236-5621) mances Fridays and Saturdays at 8 Events are free with admission. Hours are tonight until The Walter Kay Bauer Banjo Band will perform Monday night at East Catholic High School. a “The Eruption of Vesuvious in p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m. (633-4648) 10:30, Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Sunday St. Joseph College Sets \ A.D. 79” by Professor Haraldur • “Barefoot In The Park,” a Neil from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sigurdsson of the University of Simon comedy, Friday and Saturday Rhode Island, Oct. 1 at 8:15 p.m. at at the Marlborough Tavern Theatre, Display of 1,000 Prints Banjo Band Performs Monday Boyer Auditorium, Life Sciences junction of Route 2 and 66, ^Wood Days* Slated Center, Trinity College, Hartford. Marlborough. (295-9358) MANCHESTER - The Walter Kay Bauer mandolins; first second, and third tenor ZThe program will end with the famous Free. (527-3151) • “ Watch On The Rhine,” by WEST HARTFORD - More than 1,000 Artworks Gallery STURBRIDGE, Mass. — The way people gathered, Banjo Band, the only musical organization of banjos, baritone banjos, guitar-banjos, the “Washington Post March” by John Philip • Poetry reading by Frederick Lillian Heilman, Oct. 4 through Nov. original prints including works by HARTFORD - The Asylum Hill Artists processed and used wood ISO years ago will be shown original five string l»njos, classic guitars, S6usa. Morgan, Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. at Mercy 11 at the Long Wharf Theater, Daumier. Durer, Goya, Whistler and its kind in the world, will appear Monday at Cooperative has announced the following during "Wood Days” Saturday and Sunday at Old Stur- 8:15 p.m. at the Blast Catholic High School basesses and drums. -And there will be a sing-a-long to such Hall, St. Joseph College, West Hart Connecticut Turnpike, New Haven. many others will be displayed Monday, sch^ule of exhibitions for the Artworks bridge Village, the living history center announced today. auditorium. Bauer organized the band 34 years ago and f^orites as. “The Sidewalks of New York,” ford. (232-4571) (787-4284) Oct. 1, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in McGovern Gallery at 94 Allyn St. Authentically costumed interpreters, using the tools The band will perform in a benefit concert some of the original members are still playing ‘!On A Sunday Afternoon,” “The Band Played a "From Birth to Rebirth —An • “Showboat,” a musical, nightly Hall on the St. Joseph College campus. Through Sept. 30 - Graduate Student and techniques of early 19th century rural New for the Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. wiUi it. On,” "Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” and cient Egypt through the except Mondays through Dec. 2 at the The collection, provided by the Lakeside Award Show, "At the Beach,” a selection Englanders, will demonstrate a vareity of woodworking The band has a complete woodwind section The selections will include the “Boston ■'After the Ball.” Renaissance,” an illustrated lecture Coachlight Dinner Theatre, East Studio of Michigan, will also contain wood of photographs. tasks. with flutes, oboe, clarinets and bassoon. It Commandery March,” the “Missouri Waltz,” , The band has given benefit performances on art history, Oct. 3 at 10 a.m. at the Windsor. (522-1266 or 623-8227) engravings by Henry Wolf and a number Oct. 4 to 21 - "Hand Formed Paper” by Demonstrating a small-scale logging operation, inter also has three of the four saxaphones “The Heliotrope Bouquest,” The “Radetsky fpr the Hartford Symphony, the Newington Atheneum Theatre, Wadsworth • "A Long Way to Boston," a of Japanese woodcuts from the Ukiyo-E Karen Pomp. preters will fell and trim trees by hand and haul them March,” ’The “Pizzicato Polka,” the “Bahn Children’s Hospital, The Great Meadows Atheneum, Hartford. (278-2670, musical, through Nov. 18 at the School. Flo Hatcher, Keith Hatcher and necessary to make a complete section of that Oct. 25 to Nov. 11 - Annual Members from the woodlot with the help of oxen. Some logs will be Frel,” “A Foot Light Favorite,” “The River Association and for many other church and extension 271) Goodspeed Opera House, East Had- Robert Cale are Connecticut artists who instrument. Show, a group show of new works by the 52 Alexander Scourby and Lori March will appear in “Old World” by reserved for fencing material. Quai,” “Blue Skies.” charitable organizations. dam. (873-8664) are represented in the exhibition. The string section consists of first and se members of the cooperative. Aleksi Arbuzov, translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff, at the Hartford State At the working historical Pliny Freeman farm, cond banjolins, all of whom double on regular • “ Emigres,” a contemporary Nov. 15 to Dec. 2 - "A Bird’s Eye View Company Oct. 5 through Nov. 11. For ticket information call 527-5151. firewood will be split and stored for winter use. Baking Music Polish play, Saturday through Oct. 6 Joseloff Gallery ... Colorful Folk Art,” recent paintings by with a wood-fueled brick fireplace oven will be T at 8:15 p.m. at the Jorgensen WEST HARTFORD - The following Anne Rosebrooks. demonstrated through both days in the farm kitchen. WVIT Sends Crew TV Tonight • Robert Edward Smith in a harp Theatre, University of Connecticut, exhibitions are planned this academic Dec. 6 to 23 - Paintings and Drawings Robert Perschel, a professional forester, will conduct sichord recital, tonight at 8:15 in the Storrs. (429-2912) by Robert Manning. Scourby, March Featured Goodwin Theatre of the Austin Arts year at the Joseloff Gallery, Hartford Art . walking tours of woodland areas within the Village. For Pontiff’s Visit 6d)0 Visitors to the cooper shop can observe close-up the 62)WNIttrMtWMk Bette Davit. Qale Sondargaard. Center at ’Trinity College, Hartford. School. University of Hartford. (SISOCBNMm SOurMWlBroaki aS S T o n M it Through Sept. 28 - Faculty Exhibition, CPTV Gallery 24 In Hartford Stage Drama various stages in the construction of wooden barrels, NEW BRITAIN—Television station WVIT will provide SJILovtUioy 8 M o v W "The Chinese Ring" a Cheap Trick concert, 8 p.m., at Museums X BovMna For Dolara 930 M947) Roland Winters, Louis the New Haven Veterans Coliseum. a mixed media exhibition by members of culminating on Sunday with the "firing” of a partially live coverage of Pope John Paul IPs visit to Boston on 862) Zoom (R) (X Tho DukM Of H w ztrd • Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main HARTFORD - Clifton Greene Jr. of HARTFORD — Alexander Scourby and tour of "Deathtrap” with actor George completed one. The firing, perhaps the most dramatic Monday, a station spokesman announced. aOSnocMordFloi a The Nekrasov Russian Folk the art school faculty. 0Ad«n-12 S C w itW n a d ABC Newt St„ Hartford. (247-9111) Bristol will have a one-man show of his wife Lor March will be featured Grzzard. Her regional performances in part of the cooper’s craft, is the point at which the staves Channel 30’s coverage will begin at 3 p.m. with the pop a StTMts Of Sin FnnolMO OM PMOO|0*B CiUOUt Orchestra, Oct. 2 at 8:15 p.m., at the Oct. 3 to 26 - Anni Alberts, etchings, S M O v W "The Barbarian And 1230 • Yale University Art Gallery, drawings from Oct. 5 to 31 at Connecticut together at the Hartford Stage Company clude "Dodsworth" at the Berkshire are heated, bent and secured with hoops. e’s arrival at Logan International Airport, and will run 6:30 Jorgensen Auditorium, University of lithographs, photo offset, etc. Public Television’s Gallery 24, 24 Summit Tha Qeitha" (1958) John Wayne, ( S The Night BtaXtar till Chapel St., New Haven. (432- for the first time in its premiere produc Theatre Festival and "Promenade All” at for at least five hours and include telecast of the pope’s GQ Cirol Burmn And FiMndi Sam Jade. The first American QC Or. Boon On Habrtura Connecticut, Storrs. Oct. 31 to Nov. 29 - Imitation of Life, a St. XLoviExpwtt 4200) tion of the 1979-80 season, "Old World” by Stage/West, Springfield, Mass. Boston Common mass. ambassador to Japan recalvea 12:30 • Earth, Wind and Fire concert, multi-media exhibition of visual art. cold rebuffs from the Emperor • New B rita in M useum of Greene, arts coordinator for the Artists Aleksei Arbuzov. Ms. March’s New York credits “The Schooners To Race 62)OvirEtiy ® Movit "Passage To Spokesman Howard Wry said W IT is sending a crew of and devotion from a geisha. (2 Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. at the Providence Dec. .S to 19 - Juried Student Exhibition. Marsalllea" (1944) Humphrey American Art, 56 Lexington St., New Collective, is a graduate of the University Scourby. will be remembered by HSC Chalk Garden” and “Cyrano” on 18 persons to Boston for the event, which will be the T M O d d C o ^ hrs.) Civic Center, Providence, R.I. (401- Jan. 16 to Feb. 6 - History of Audio, 35 MYSTIC — More than 30 schooners are expected to S Bogart, Claude Rains. Britain. of Hartford and has exhibited extensively audiences for his leading role in last Broadway and Thea Elvsted in “Hedda compete in Mystic Seaport Museum’s 12th annual biggest remote telecast in the station’s history. 6:65 S I MastarpWoa Theatre 331-6700) artists working in sound. in the region. 0 N mm 12:37 • Aldrich Museum, 258 Main St., season’s production of Bertolt Brecht’s Gabler” off Broadway. On television, she Schooner Race Saturday in Long Island Sound. One of Channel 30’s camera will be placed on the 26th 1030 d ) MovW "Whatever Happened Feb. 13 to March 5 - California (DDMWa • Organ concert of works by Bach, Ridgefield, (438-4519) Gallery 24 is open weekdays from 9 a.m. "Galileo.” Scourby has appeared on played a leading role in "The Secret The colorful vessels head down the Mystic River for the floor of a building overlooking Boston Common, to give a 7JW To Aunt Alloa?" (1969) Geraldine Mendelssohn. Wider and Cleram- Drawing Exhibition, a ^rvey of drawings CBSNwm (SNaws Page. Ruth Gordon. • Peabody Museum of Natural to 9 p.m. Broadway in numerous productions in ' Storm” for nine years. She has been seen NOW York Raport from Southern California. race course between 7 and 8 a.m. Saturday. ’The first bird’s eye view of the mass. M*A*8*H aMaHtW’aNivy bault, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at South cluding “Tovarich,” “Darkness at Noon,” in the film "Lovers & Lollipops.” OABCNwn O S B t c h W d History, 170 Whitney Ave., New March 12 to April 9 - Painting Exhibi class will start at 9:30, off Seaflower Reef, followed at Wry said WVIT will be the only Connecticut TV station S Congregational-First Baptist "St. Joan” and most recently “Vivat, Written by Aleksei Arbuzov, Russia’s JoklftWId a Q riM ib a n d 130 Haven. (436-0850) Promenade Gallery half-hour intervals by the two larger classes. The providing live coverage of the Monday event. FMMOlFNtti 8 8 8 Midnight Bpeoltl Church, 90 Main St., New Britain. tion. Vivat Regina.” Other New York foremost contemporary playwright, 10:30 • Connecticut Historical Society, 1 April 14 to 30 - M.F.A. Thesis Exibi- HARTFORD - "The Art of New schooners will return to the Seaport between 1 and 6 p.m., Pop) Qom Ttw Country S LM n New Yorti 1:10 Free. (223.3691 appearances have been with three translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff, “Old Elizabeth St., Hartford. (236-5621) tion. Guinea," an exhibit featuring some of the depending up weather conditions. A dinner and awards S N a sw GD CBS Lata Movie • “A Festival of American Music” • Mattatuck Museum, 119 W. Main different Hamlets, those of Leslie World” paints a gentle portrait of an Manchester People JOtokCM H "Moonshine County Express" May 5 to 18 - 1980 Graduating juniors most striking and varied if the primitive presentation for participants will be conducted at the SOaUngOimi 1130 (1977) John Saxon, Susan with organist John Holtz, Sunday at 3 St., Waterbury. (753-0381) Howard, Maurice Evans and Donald irascible aging couple who rediscover the (D d ) O 8 a News Exhibition. arts, will hang through Oct. 10 in the Seamens Inne at 7 p.m. OM ukm Howard. p.m. at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Madden. joys of living through one another. ffiHwi'lToYourHMWi ® M*A*8*H • Old State House, 800 Main St., Gallery hours are Monday through Promenade Gallery of Bushnell Memorial On €PR Broadcast mBamHIl 1:30 140 Farmington Ave., Hartford. (243- Scourby’s film and television credits in After its premiere in the Soviet Union in 7M Hartford. (522-6766) Friday. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more in Hall. HARTFORD — The legendary journeys of King 8 Our MWa Brooks d) Joe Franklin 4422) • Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Cedar clude “Giant,” “Man on a String,” "Devil 1975, “Old World” was performed with Square Dancing Set SDMyNumb«* ChWoAndThsMan • The Barry Harris Quartet, formation. call 2434393. The gallery is open during all Bushnell Odysseus will be presented in six parts on Connecticut BoD 0 ( Bums And AXan 2:30 St., Manchester. (643-0949) at Four O’Clock,” "Marcus Welby, great success in London by the Royal 730 performances, with special hours from 3 Public Radio (90.5 FM) beginning Oct. 5 at 9:30 p.m., P.M. Magoilno g featuring Clifford Jordan in a tribute • Children’s Museum of Hartford, M.D.,” "Mannix” and most recently Shakespeare Company in 1976; it became MANCHESTER - Tom beginners’ classes and con 1130 8 MovW "She Lives" (1973) to Thelonious Monk, Sunday from 7 to to 5 p.m. Wednesdays. For more informa featuring performances from Manchester residents and I AX In Tho Funny Q ) Maty TyWr M oon Season Hubley. Deal Arnaz Jr. 950 Trout Brook Drive, West Hart Bridgeport Museum "Papa” Hemingway in ‘"rhe Hemingway the hit of the Paris theatrical season the Rinker of Wilmington, ducting workshops. F«nXyF«id tion call Wolfgang Behl at 233-0590. other local actors involved in Manchester theaters. ® KoWk 2:37 10 p.m. at the Sheraton Tobacco ford. (236-2691) Play” for PBS, His voice will be familiar following year. Mass., will be guest caller A certified public ac OtUngOinw ® 0 ChatfW's Angtls BRIDGEPORT - Arthur d’Arazien, one Ck)nnecticut Public Radio part-time producer Joey I POrtMT WlQOIW d )N a w t Valley Inn, Windsor. Sponsored by • Bradley Air Museum, Windsor to many as that of the narrator for such Saturday at the countant. he is controller ® M o v W "The Letter" (1940) of America's best known industrial Old World” will begin Oct. 5 and run Vogel of Manchester, served as producer/editor for _l M*A*8*H the Hartford Jazz Society. (242-6688) Locks. (522-7191) At Real Art Ways Manchester Square Dance of Tufts New England fflMieHU/LihfirRiport photographers, will exhibit his work at the documentaries as "The Body Human” through Nov. 11 with preview perfor "ODYSSEY,” a co-production by Flye Bye Nyte Produc • Old Tolland Jail Museum, Club dance from 8 to 11 Medical Center, Boston. IVto'iACrowd • The Moscow Pops, a variety who Museum of Art, Science & Industry from HARTFORD - Real Art Ways at 197 series and national Geographic specials. mances Oct, 3 and 4, tions, Inc. in association with Connecticut Public Radio. DtokVanDyka ^Community InsighG Tonight p.m. at Verplanck School, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S featuring ballet and opera stars and a Tolland Green, Tolland. Oct. 5 to Nov. 11. He will show 50 large Asylum St. will present "Wall Sculptures Lori March most recently completed a Author and director of the series, Juliet Schwartz, has in STtoTio Dough • Hill-Stead Museum, Route 4, 127 Olcott St., Anita and Hubbard have door duty. MANCHESTER — “Community Insight” visits with folk orchestra, Oct. 2 at 8:15 p.m. at photographs illustrating the best in in and Floor Installations," a gallery exhibi corporated other legends and myths of ancient Aegean 830 Officer James mcCooe of the Manchester Police Depart Jorgensen Auditorium, University of Farmington. (677-9064) dustrial photography. tion by Lynda Benglis, from Oct. 3 to Nov. Russ White will cue the Mr. and Mrs. Clint Jerome, (j) Ttw kwndlUo HuXt e civilization into the basic story of Homer’s epic. Ms. ment to discuss bicycle safety and thefts. Also, highlights Connecticut, Storrs. (486-4226) The museum is one mile south of Exit 47 rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne John Schwartz has worked with the theater Dept, at Danbury Fair To Open Rinker began his calling of the recent bike rodeo at'the Manchester Parkade will on the Merritt Parkway at 4450 Park Ave. A gallery exhibition of new works by son and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Manchester Community College. ® MovW "Corvette K-225" • The U.S. Coast Guard Band in career at the age of 15, be shown. Friday, Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. on Channel 13 “Com Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Bruce C. Ostwald, titled “Ceramic Sculp DANBURY - When the The big attraction this will conclude with the Dan nie Joyce will serve The dramatization begins with Odysseus’ periolous (1943) Randolph Scott, Ella concert, featuring the music of calling for a teen-age club Raines. A courageous Canadian munity Insight” is produced by Community Broadcasting Et Cetera Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 2 to ture," is scheduled from Oct. 5 to Nov. 3. Great Danbury State Fair year is the return of the Fleenors Hell Drivers, refreshments. George Gershwin, Sunday at 8 p.m. in Omaha, Neb. By the age journey home from the Trojan War, thwarted by his en orticar attempts to protect a Company, a non-profit corporation supported by • Salisbury Antiques Fair and Fall 5 p.m. and Friday (a free day) from 10 Gallery hours are Tuesday through opens its gates at 9:30 a.m. Royal Canadian Mounted daredevel stunt driving. All club-level dancers Navy datfroyar from enemy counter with the monster Cyclops. The following episodes donations from the community. Please mail your tax- at Leamy Hail Auditorium, U.S. Festival, Oct. 4 through 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, it will mark the Police Musical Ride which The daily midway of 18 he was calling for are invited and spectators attack. 2 hrs. (B/W) recount his cycle of escapes and ultimate “im 8 8 S Oltrrant Btrokaa deductible donation to Community Broadcasting Com Coast Guard Academy, New London, a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Salisbury Town Saturday from noon Jo 5 p.m. start of the 110th year of will perform each day in parade, midway rides, clubs throughout the are welcome. prisonments,” either in the form of curses laid upon him a S Withlngton Weak In pany, P.O. Box 1071, Manchester, CT 06040. Let us know Free. (443-8463) Hall, Route 44. education and entertain front of the grandstand as oxen drawing contests; the Midwest as well as main by the gods, or in battle. Alone, helpless and battered, a Sergeant BNco what programs you would like to see about your com • “Masterfully Mozart,” a concert • Law Party and New Member ment for hundreds of well as appearing in the fruit, vegetable, floral and taining an active home- Odysseus receives help from the goddess Athene and munity. Call 646-0660. by the Chamber Orchestra of New Day, sponsored by the Manchester thousands of visitors over daily street parade. The Grange exhibits in the Big schedule. finally regains his throne in the final episode. 8*30 Ceremony Set Saturday He has called for CSMtrvQrWIn England, tonight at 8:30 at Lyman Historical Society, Saturday from 11 the next 10 days. grandstand show, starting Top, New England Village, Six Nbnehester residents performed in the many roles Auditorium, Southern Connecticut a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cheney The fairgrounds, located associations, clubs and at 1:15 p.m. will be free on Dutch Village, cattle and demanded by the script. Joey Vogel, Elaine Rcinche, State College, New Haven. (777-0790) Homestead, 106 Hartford Road, between Interstate 84 and weekdays, but an admis machinery displays, festivals in 30 states. In Chuck Plese, Jack Jost, Roland Chirico and Lynn O’Con For Historical District 1970 he moved to Manchester. Routes 6 and 7 in southwest sion charge will be made museums of all kinds, the nor all performed in this romantic adventure story of • “Cavalleria Rusticana” by • Thirteenth annual Outdoor An MANCHESTER - In a recognize “the future Massachusetts teaching PUBLIC AUCTION Lawn Party, sponsored by Danbury, is maintained the on Saturdays and Sundays.. petting zoo and a vast Odysseus dramatized for radio. Mascagni and “I Pagliacei” by Leon tique Show, sponsored by Lebanon special ceremony in front potential of an area the Manchester Historical year round, but additional The show ill open with The variety of exhibits have HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS cavallo, performed by the (Connec Historical Society, Saturday from 10 of Cheney Hall at 10 a.m. protected from demolition Society, free of charge. crews have been busy in Spurrlows, a talented been arranged to interest REQUESTED BY THE SHIPPER ticut Grand Opera, Saturday at 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Lebanon Green. Saturday, Deputy Mayor and enhanced by the Musical entertainment the past several weeks to young musical group. It every patron. AND CLEARING AGENTS p.m. at Klein Memorial Auditorium, • Annual Bolton Antiques Show and Stephen Cassano will availability of funds for will include the festival make ready for opening (BILL OF LADING #5081 Bridgeport. (655-2332 or 655-6239) Sale, sponsored by St. Maurice accept a plaque, marking restoration and preser Brass Quintet at 11:30 day. Vernoncmc K2 BY VIRTUE OF OUR POSiriON AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIQUIDATORS OF • Electronic Music Studio with Church, today from 3 to 9 p.m. and the Cheney complex as a vation.” a.m., the Hartford County 'Die fair dates are Sept. Show Starts at 7:00 ORIENTAL RUGS IN THE NATION, WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO SECURE KOUlfS - I •• Edward Diemente, director, Oct. 2 at Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at national historic landmark At the nearby Cheney Dance Group at 1 p.m., the 29 through Oct. 8 (Colum AND CLEAR AN ENTIRE SHIPMENT OF FINE, HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS, ipoimr ORIGINALLY IMPORTED BY A DEALER WHO COULD NOT MEET FINANCIAL the church parish center on Hebron district, on behalf of the Homestead, from 11 a.m. Silk City Chorus at 2 p.m. THE s u p e r m e a l ; 8 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, bus Day), with gates GLOBE OBLIGATIONS NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE MERCHANDISE THROUGH U.S. University of Hartford, West Hart Road, Bolton. town. to 4 p.m, on Saturday, f 1 ^ R -3S- CUSTOMS. and the Ellington Parish opening daily at 9:30 a.m. I I 7AS-9M AMITWILLE • Family Fun Day. sponsored by The plaque will be there will be an annual Travel Service O u i to tha urgency of this tale, this is an outstanding opportunity to acquire tine, hand ford. (243-4422) Ancient Fife and Drums. and closing at 7 p.m. 555 MAIN STREET the St. James Home and School presented by Gene Peluso SUPERDEAL made Oriental Rugs. Included will be beautiful carpets and rugs from 8 of the world's • Afri-American Music Program representing the Depart 643-2165 HORROR leading rug weaving capitals: Persia, Russia, China, India, Turkey, Alghanistan, Romania Association for families of students, RoiaQrn and Pakistan. Sizes vary from 2*X3' lo 10'X16* and some palace sizes. Jazz Lab, Oct. 3 at 8 p.m. at Millard ment of the Interior. Over 30 Years Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Co-HN CATALOGUED AND SOLD BY THE PIECE Auditorium, University of Hartford, Town Manager Robert B. Travel Experience Manchester Community College. T h a t SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 West Hartford. (243-4422) • Ye Connecticut Gun Guild of Weiss will be master-of- Authorized agent in THE ® ceremonies for the Manchester for all i!sr AUCTION 2 P.M. PREVIEW 1 P.M. • Yale Composers, an evening of Hartford, 13th annual Hartford An AMITWILLE tique Gun Show, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. program which will include Airlines, Railroads and TheyCMeN new music, Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. at HOLIDAY INN Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday selections by the Round Steamship Lines. HORROR so MORGAN STREET Sprague Hall, Yale School of Music, FrMNHME ^ i 3 at Glastonbury High School. Table Singers and Wind (1-84 A 1-91) New Haven. Free. (436-1971) Ensemble from HARTFORD • The Great Danbury Slate Fair, Manchester High School, a Saturday through Oct. 8 at the Dan talk by John Shannahan, Auctlonur: H. Talbel A. A & A inc., LiQuidilort Dance bury fairgrounds, between Interstate Terms: Ctsh/Chech director of the Connecticut Inlormatlon: Toll-lrsi: 1-8(Xl-423-3222 84 and Routes 6 and 7. Daily from • The Gallery Dancers, tonight at 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Historical Commission; 8 at the auditorium of Whiton Dunyard Miller, chairman • Mystic Seaport Museum's annual Memorial Library, Manchester. Schooner Race, Saturday starting at of the Cheney National Beginners welcome. Historic Commission; and 7 a.m. on the Mystic River, Mystic. Dr, John Sutherland, direc • Dance sponsored by the Kiwanis The Seaport will remain open until 8 tor of the Institute of local Club of Manchester, Saturday from 8 p.m. today and Saturday. (536-2631) history at Manchester p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Manchester Ar • The 40th anniversary celebration Community College. mory, 330 Main St., Manchester. of the Ice Capades, Oct. 3 to 7 at the The Manchester BONANZA DOES IT AGAIN! R e g . $5.45 V SAVE $1.00 Music by Mainstreet. (647-9791) Veterans Memorial Coliseum. New Historical Society urges Haven, the public to attend to • Carmina Burana with the Hart • The 60th annual Durham Fair, ford Ballet, Oct. 4 through 7 at 8 today and Saturday from 9 a.m. to SUNDAY AnERNOON PUBUC AUCTION We've added a new item to our menu Chef Specials of the Week p.m., with Saturday matinee at 2:30, 10:30 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m; to BROILED FRESH BLVE FISH...... $6.25 League Plans we re sure you will enjoy. F m k blue/lak broiled to perfeeiton In lemon butter at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. 7 p:m, (624-4151) Antiques & Household Goods, Lawn & Garden E q u ip e n t lane*, udlib lemon wedge. (278-1450) • The Traveling Science Show of Art Glasses th e Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Oct. 3 at 7:45 p.m. at EAST HARTFORD - In SOUTH WILLIHGTONp CONN. i. SAN FRANCISCO CIOPPINO WITH LINGVINE...... $8.50 The East Hartford Art SIRLOIN TIPS Mixed aeefood Italian style with thrimp, seaUops, lolo, the Children’s Museum of Hartford, aerodt miuoels, and elama. Film 950 Trout Brook Drive, West Hart League will begin its fall AT THE WELL-KNOWH GOODMCH CHMSTMAS TREE FARM HOME season of art classes for • “How Should We Then Live,” ford. (236-2961) FILET OF SOLE ALA LVCIANA...... t8 .S 0 • Antique and Collectible children aged 8 to 16 on Filet of sole flavored with garlU and parsley with white parts three and four of a 10-episode SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 -1 2 NOON $ 3 5 9 Photographic Exhibition and Sale, Oct. 6. Intpactlon baglnt at 9 a.m. Rain Datr.Sunday, Oct. 7 wine. documentary on Western thought and Sunday front 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the There will be six con 12 Noon Tender and culture, tonight at 7:30 at Ellington Hartford Civic Center, Hartford. secutive Saturday classes DIRECTIONS: Homo la on Routo 32, ono mllo south of tho Intaraootlon of delicious, our CHICKEN ALA MARSALA...... $6.25 High School, Route 140, Ellington. of two hours each. 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Fri., Sept. 28. 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Dworkin Disputes ( Obituaries) Cuniniiiigs Claims GOP ( standings ) Mrs. Roland Emond Herald Angle VERNON -Mrs. Joyce Tomaiuolo | Quiet Man Hendrick National League Vitamin C Report Emond, 48, of 18 Susan Road, wife of Roland Emond, died ’Thursday at her Doesn’t Want Big Vote East E a r l Y o s t home after a short illness. W L Pel. GB By LANEY ZUBOFF By LA U R ^ DAVIS SHEA Committee; and members of the„ weeks ... we were unable to show a Mrs. Emond was bom in Hartford political ploy to get those billboards Pittsburgh 96 63 .604 - HFralH Rrporlrr ' Herald Reporter Democratic party of equal stature. - Sports Editor therapeutic benefit of high-dose and had lived in the Hartford area all or some equivalent type of Montreal 94 63 .599 1 ' MANCHESTER — A Manchester One of the committee’s plans was Makes Noisy Impact Vitamin C treatm ent,” stated a her life. For the past 26 years, she MANCHESTER ~ Democratic billboards.” St. Louis 85 72 .541 10 pharmacist, Michael Dworkin, is a to put up non-political signs that Philadelphia 82 76 .519 13'/5 report in the New England Journal of had been a stockbroker with Conning Town CommiHee Chairman Ted ‘"This is nothing but sour grapes. we re not mentally tired,” said strong advocate of Vitamin C as a Medicine. Cummings UoHay charged would urge pei^le to vote. Each par What Cummings is really suggesting NEW YORK (UPI) - A minutes, the umpires called the con Chicago 79 80 . 497 17 treatment for terminally ill cancer & Co. of Hartford. She was a ty, according to the committee’s Pirates’ Manager Chuck Tanner. test. But Dworkin says the patient’s Dr. member of the Connecticut ’Traders Republican leaders rrally don t was I donate billboards I had secured Helmet iRule Adopted quiet man named George Hen "But they just came in with their hit New York 59 99 .373 36'/i plan, would contribute $145 to $200 to It’s doubtful if the game will be patients, as well as other diseases. Pauling tested in Scotland were not A ssociation and the Suburban *®ut people ta. vote in the Nov. 6 to get Cummings out of the con drick has made a noisy impact ting shoes on. After we fell behind, I West Dworkin said Friday he takes excep fabricate and instail the signs. “Eventually, every player will wear a helmet,” John Ziegler, made up since the Reds will probably given chemotherapy whereas in Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington elMtion.” straints he felt he was in in terms of used everyone I had to try and come w I, iv i. (;b tion to the new study,.by the Mayo president of the National Hockey League, reported as the teams on the National League East clinch the pennant by Sunday. America heavy chemotherapy in the and Tolland. She had been active in Cummings saw he ‘ heard from a Cummings said ‘"The Republicans advertising.” back.” Cincinnati 89 69 .563 t Clinic in Rochester, Minn., which tenatlvely agreed to participate in launched pre-season drills. pennant race. Elsewhere in the NL, San Fran last stages of cancer is utilized. many bowling leagues. very reliable Republican source the The Pirates agreed the loss was Houston 87 72 . 547 V h concludes Vitamin C will not prolong the billboard plan.” Republican Director Carl Zinsser’s The NHL has followed major batting helmets. While only one Hendrick, who refuses to speak to cisco topped Los Angeles, 5-3. The disparity between the two She is also survived by a son, Peter Republicans are pulling out of the disappointing but certainly not Los Angeles 78 81 .491 11W life for terminal cancer patients. studies, according to Dr. Pauling and Republican Town Chairman reaction to Cummings’ statement league baseball, by 21 years, in adop major leaguer was ever killed as the members of the news media, let his In American League games. New Emond, at home; her parents, bipartisan and ^ivic-sponw^^^ about what Zinsser had said was that critical. San Francisco 70 89 .440 19'/j Dworkin, presently working for his Dworkin, arises because Richard Weinstein said, "I have ting legislation that will make it a result of getting beaned, Ray Chap bat do the talking Thursday, York beat Cleveland, 5-2, Chicago Raphael and Mildred Tomaiuolo of ^ ‘“ “ 'e Vote Committee sign effort. it was false. “We want a big vote “'They just kicked our butts,” said San Diego 66 92 .418 23 doctorate in nutrition, attended a chemotherapy reduces the vitamin’s made clear from the second or third must for all its players to wear man of Cleveland in 1920, many knocking out five hits and scoring topped Minnesota, 4-2, in 10 innings, Bloomfield; her husband’s parents, Carl Zinsser said he did not want to because a big vote is going to be a big Willie Stargell. “But we’ve got to Atlanta 64 93 .408 24V2 five-day nutritional seminar, spon effect on increasing immunity to dis meeting of the Get Out and Vote protective headgear beginning with others suffered serious injuries and three runs to lead the St. Louis Car Milwaukee nipped Seattle, 7-6, in 11 Romeo and Enola Emond of East spend money for the non-politicai victory for us. The issues are on our innings, Boston trimmed Toronto, 6- TliurHduy'H ItvNulls sored by the National Nutritional ease. Committee that Republican party the 1979-80 season. had their playing careers shortened. dinals to a 9-5 victory over the Hartford; several aunts and uncles signs the committee planned to put side.” Major League 5. and Texas edged Oakland, 4-3, Montreal at Atlanta, 2, ppd. Food Association, July 17 in Las Dworkin said the clinic admitted up to urge people to vote.” money was not going to be spent on The only exception to the rule is Everyone will agree today that bat Pittsburgh Pirates. Vegas. and many cousins. ting helmets were one of the best in The loss left the Pirates only one Giiinls ."y, Iliiilgt-rH .‘i San Diego at Cincinnati, ppd. this in their article when they pointed Cummings sald he heard from his the billboards.” Zinsser added his involvement in players who signed contracts prior to __ Baseball ’The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. novations adopted in years. game ahead of the Montreal Expos in Mike Ivie hit a two-run homer and St. Louis 9. Pittsburgh 5 At that seminar several leading out “there is evidence that Vitamin C at the D’Esopo E ast Hartford source that Director Carl Zinsser Weinstein said the billboard issue the billboard issue consisted of June 1. 1979 and those who sign a The game of hockey will find this to the NL East race with three games give the Cardinals credit. It wasn't Vida Blue won his 14th game in San Francisco 5. Los Angeles 3 nutritional authorities talked about maintains immunocompetence. "The Funeral Chapel, High and Carter said the Republican Party does not does not involve Carl Zinsser. He voting not to contribute funds sought special waiver exempting them from said, ‘"This billboard issue is purely be true, too, in due time. remaining. Montreal, which had a any 1-0 game," leading the San Francisco over Los T o d u y 'i * G u i i k ' h the vitamin they were recognized as clinic’s article said that in the experi streets, with a mass at Sacred Heart want a big vote and is better off with by the Get Out the Vote committee the rule. experts in. ment by Dr. Pauling, "none had me. I was unable to attend com Six members of the Hartford NHL heads are now exploring the double-header with Atlanta was In the event the division race ends Angeles. New York (Falcone 6-14 and Swan Church, Bloomfield, at 11. Burial will a small vote turnout. for billboards. “I don’t think putting Dworkin heard Dr. Linus Pauling received definite prior treatment and mittee meeting because they take Whalers - Gordie Howe, Dave Keon, possibility of making it mandatory rained out. in a tie. Montreal would play host to W hile So\ t. TwinN 2 13-13) at St. Louis (Denny 8-11 and be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, out billboards Is going to get people speak about his research with presumably were more im Zinsser labeled that a lie and place in the afternoon when I have to Rick Ley, Alan . Hangsleben, Nick for all referees and linesmen to wear The Pirates, needing to win the Pittsburgh in a one-game playoff Jim Morrison’s two-run homer Vuckovich 15-10), 2,n Bloomfield. to vote.” Vitamin C. Dr. Pauling, a two-time munocompetent that our patients ... Republican Town Chairman Richard work, and I might have mentioned at Fotiu and Dave Inkpen - do not wear helmets. rainout makeup with the Cardinals, Tuesday and the NL playoffs, with two out in the 10th inning gave Philadelphia (Espinosa 14-12) at Friends may call at the East Hart Chicago its victory. Nobel Prize winner, tested, with Dr. we recognize that earlier im Weinstein said his party had never an executive committee meeting that Cummings said he had heard from the helmets. After all, your head is a most im made two errors Thursday in the out scheduled to begin that day. will be Montreal (Schatzeder 10-5), n ford chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to agreed to spend money for get-out- his source that Republican registrar Une veteran player who has donned portant part of your body. field in the early innings which moved back a day. Itrewern 7, Mariners 6 Chicago iReuschel 18-11) at Ewan Cameron, 1,100 terminal munosuppressive treatment might 9 p.m. I did net feel these billboards was a cancer patients in Scotland. have obscured any benefit provided the-vote billboards. good way to expend funds.” ■ of voters Frederick Peck, who is a a helmet is Andrea Lacroix, the enabled St. Louis to build an early 3-0 Cincinnati, holding a comfortable 2 Buck Martinez singled in the win Pittsburgh iBibby 11-4). n The Get Out the Vote committee World Hockey Association’s all-time lead. 1/2-game lead over Houston in the ning run with two out in the 11th in Atlanta (Solomon 7-13) at Cincin 2 One-hundred of those patients were by this agent.” Mrs. Charles H. Bunzel Weinstein said “the real issue is member of the Get Out the Vote Big Games Common given 10 grams of Vitamin C. One- In other words, said Dworkin, MANCHESTER -Mrs. Marie includes the registrars of both par that Cummings found out that I had Committee, was going to contribute scoring leader and now in his second Once again in the early going of the The Cardinals rapped out 17 hits off NL West, also got a break from the ning to lift Milwaukee over Seattle. nati iLaCoss 14-8), n thousand patients were given “they don’t want to draw any definite Leander Bunzel, 80, of 261 Giants ties; communications coordinator secured and leased four billboards to the funds out of his own pocket. year with the duckpin bowling season it has been six pitchers, including two members weather Thursday when its game Ilaiigerx t, ,V h Houston (Ruble 2-5) at Los Angeles nothing. Those patients given conclusions about patients who are Neck Road, Niantic, formerly of Jay April; Elsie Swenssen, vice- put up Republican signs. This whole Peck could not be reached for com Whalers. noted that a number of small pinners of the club's starting rotation. John with San Diego was rained out. The Richie Zisk's solo homer in the (Hough 6-5). n > chairman of the Republican Town get-out-and-vote billboard issue is a ment. ’’Seventy percent Candelaria and Don Robinson, both Reds were trailing 3-0 when it began fourth inning and the combined eight- San Diego (Rasmussen 5-9) at San Vitamin C. "lived an average of four not given chemotherapy.” Manchester, died Thursday at her < '1 are enjoying one big game in their times longer than those who didn't Dworkin said it is detrimental to home. She was the wife of Charles H. of all NHL players three game totals...Don't be sur of whom were used in relief. raining in the second inning, and hit pitching of Larry McCall and Francisco (Whitson 7-10), n Sparky Lyle carried Texas to victory. receive Vitamin C,” said Dworkin. the public for the clinic to make a Bunzel. wore helmets last prised if there is only one Howe - not "We may be physically tired but after a delay of an hour and 36 Dworkin said eight percent of those statement that Vitamin' C therapy Mrs. Bunzel was bom July 14,1899, year,” Ziegler three - wearing the colors of the American League 8 reported. ‘‘This patients are still alive today. "The fails to benefit patients with ad in Manchester and had lived here un Town Law Firm Decides Hartford Whalers by midseason. ‘Last Two Months Tough^ East study began in 1974,” said Dworkin. vanced cancer. “Vitamins do help til Ifi years ago. She was a lifelong rule p erm its a Hangsleben Mark Howe has all the talents to be a veteran to decline the use of a W I. Pel. (; b If a terminally ill cancer patient sur under certain conditions,” said member of Emanuel Lutheran super star while Marty .Howe seems C,f - helmet. The rule recognizes the Baltimore 101 .647 vives over five years then chances Dworkin. "The Mayo clinic failed to Church and a .“iS-year member of destined to wind up with Springfield Milwaukee 65 claim of some players who believe 93 .589 9 are they have a good chance for a mention the eight percent survival Temple Chapter, Order of Eastern and Gordie Howe is just playing out Don Zimmer Glad Boston 89 68 .567 12 t; normal lifespan, said Dworkin. rate of those in Dr. Pauling’s experi- Star. Its Own Ethics Question that their playing ability might be the string...If Howe remains in un New York 86 71 .548 15'a The study done by seven doctors at ment who took Vitamin C,” said She and her husband had been diminished if required to wear a iform. he’ll be a big help at the box MANCHESTER - A Manchester firms that might have a hint of con helmet after playing so many years Detroit 84 74 .532 18 the Mayo Clinic which began in 1977, Dworkin. married for ,56 years. client. office at least the first time around Cleveland law firm has decided not to take any flict of interest take the same ac without one.” To See Season End 79 79 .500 23 tested patients with advanced Dworkin expects doctors will even- She is also survived by a daughter, A ruling was tabled concerning the NHL cities that are struggling to Toronto 53 106 .333 49 <2 cancer. Sixty patients received 10 tually see the benefit of the vitamin. Mrs. Dudley (Nancy) Bickford of cases before the town’s planning tions.” Lawrence’s role on the town Building The last death in hockey by a stay out of the red. Of course, this BOSTON (UPI) — For the first time since he came to Boston W rxl grams of Vitamin C and 63 were He would like to see the Vitamin used Chester; a sister, Mrs. Percy E. agencies as long at it represents the Cohen added that even accusations Code Board of Appeals, pending player who suffered head injuries doesn’t include New York - either the W 1. Pci. i;b given placebos. "The median sur in conjunction with moderate doses House of Glastonbury; a brother. town in the CD fund case. that do not pan out are not good for FitzGerald’s determination . of was Bill Masterson 11 years ago. Islanders o r Rangers, Boston, Mon as a third base coach for the 1974 season, Red Sox Manager Don California 87 72 .547 */2 vival for all patients was about seven of chemotherapy. Ralph A. Leander of Manchester; The law firm of Bayer, Phelan and public relations. whether the board spends town A number of the old timers, like treal, Philadelphia or Toronto...Den Zimmer says he's ready for the year to end. But he knows the The law firm had requested a Kansas City 83 76 .522 4 four grandsons and several nieces Squatrito Thursday night withdrew a money. Howe, Bobby Hull, Phil Esposito and nis Jordan who lists a Manchester feeling won t last for long. iCarlton) Fisk and (Bob) Watson. and nephews. request for an Ethics Commission further opinion as to whether an. at In other action, the commission Keon. to list a few, felt it hurt their address will face Greg Sorrentino of Minnesota 81 78 .509 6 “This is the first time in my six And he has to look over the free Texas The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. opinion, saying it “will not represent torney with their firm, Richard W. adopted the opinion written by a personality image to carry the extra Syracuse in the feature boxing event 81 78 .509 6 Prayer Vigil Scheduled clients before the two agencies (the Dyer had a conflict of interest in years here that I'm glad to see the agents. The man is going to be busy.” Chicago 71 86 .452 15 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Burial commission member on the matter protection. Oct. 17 at the Hartford Civic Center .season come to an end. I'm ready to Zimmer said, Zoning Board of Appeals and the view of the fact that he is a member Seattle 66 93 .415 21 will be in East Cemetery. of Richard C. Woodhouse and Jon L. The day isn’t too far off when all which will be carried on cable go home. But I know after 15 days at Zimmer was asked about the years Town Planning Commission) during of the Human Relations Commission. Oakland 53 106 .333 34 To Protest New Movie Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Norris. They also accepted the players will don helmets in the NHL, TV...Restaurant League high triple home I'll wish we were in Winter he managed in San Diego, and if our term as special town counsel.'” FitzGerald will determine if the a musf today in junior, college and TliiirsdaUs Itcfiill'- Center St., is in charge of written opinion of a commissioner in of 514 last week was rolled by Dave Haven (Fla.) ready to start spring being knocked out of the pennant EAST HARTFORD—A local group blasphemous. The withdrawal came in a letter HRC spends town funds. If it doesn’t, international play. Chicago 4, Minnesota 2, arrangements. the matter of possible conflict of In Castagna and not John Ortolan! as training. " he said 'Thursday. race in Boston so early was a similar was scheduled to conduct a “vigil of The movie was scheduled to open the commission gave FitzGerald Since the 1958 season, major league Boston 6, Toronto 5 There are no calling hours. read at the meeting of the Ethics terest in a real estate agent serving reported. Over the past few weeks, many experience, prayer” at Showcase Cinemas on at Showcase at 2 p.m. today. Commission. authorization to declare Dyer free of baseball players have had to wear New York 5. Cleveland 2 Silver Lane to protest the opening Showcase Cinema officials could The family suggests that any on the Board of Directors. Further, wondered if Zimmer would even be •It's been tough here the last two memorial gifts may be made to The firm is defending the town in a any conflict of interest. they accepted Commissioner Paul Texas 4. Oakland 3 today of a new Monty Python film, not be reached for comment this case brought against it after voters Attorney Dyer was at last making the trip to Winter Haven. The months. In San Diego, it was six Milwaukee 7. Seattle 6 Emanuel Lutheran Church. Wtllhide’s written opinion on the team's poor performance had led months. It was easier in a sense “Life of Brian,” which is a spoof on morning. decided not to permit the town to evening’s meeting to be available for matter in which the ^ a r d of Direc some to think the manager might be because you knew you were going to the life of Christ. PWP Dance Mrs. Brendon Br.een seek further Community Develop questions. The group, which goes by the tors requested an opinion concerning axed. But Zimmer. w[io already has a lose. You just hoped the guys would Baltimore (Palmer 9-6i at MANCHESTER - The Manchester MANCHESTER - Mrs. Frances ment funds. In other action, the commission Town Director Carl Zinsser. Fisk’s Homer Cleveland (Barker 6-5), n name Blue Berets, Connecticut contract for next season, was told give 100 percent." he said. E. Breen, 77, of 76 Birch St. died Judge William FitzGerald, chair ruled that Richard Lawrence doesn’t Citizens for Decency and Citizens Chapter, Parents Without Partners, The commission also decided to Wednesday he would be returning. And then the manager asked how Toronto (Edge 3-3) al New York Thursday at Manchester Memorial man of the commission, s id , “The have a conflict of interest between Against Blasphemy, charges the film will sponsor a dance Saturday from 8 delay consideration of a change in "The last two months have been he would feel about another year of (Tiant 12-8). n Hospital. She was the wife of Bren firm has decided not lo place his architectural business and his Boston (Torrez 15-13) at Detroit is anti-Christian and anti-Semitic. p.m. to 1 a.m. in the ballroom of their rules to permit destruction of tough — getting fired every day and harassm ent from the volatile Kelly’s Pub, North Street. don Breen. themselves in a position where con membership on the town Comm is-' complaints if the complaint is found Fitting Finale being out of the race. I couldn’t say Fenway Park fans. He related a (Rozema 4-4). n Group leader Mary Ann Mrs. Breen was born June 10, 1902 flict could arise.” Sion for the Handicapped. This action Seattle (H oneycutt 11-11) al Pressam arita of Easft Hartford to be groundless. The matter was BOSTON (UPI) - It was a fitting Fenway Park finale for one that the last two years. In my heart, I 'story about how one night he was a Kicks Up Storm Grocery Social Tonight in Andover and had lived in Commission member Sol Cohen was taken because the commission Chicago (Wortham 14-13). n called the film “one big blasphemy.” referred to the town attorney and the thought I was coming back. But the little low and the clubhouse attendant HEBRON - Jones-Keefe-Batson Manchester most of her life. said, “The firm probably realized doesn’t spend town funds. Lawrence who has spent most of the year in a state of suspended frustra Philadelphia Manager Milwaukee (Caldwell 14-6) at Although the Roman Catholic commission will consider it when definite thing — not being told — came in to talk to him. Unit 95, American Legion Auxiliary, She is also survived by a sister, that even a hint of conflict of interest was advised to abstain from voting tion. Dallas Green disagreed with Minnesota (Erickson 3-9). n E Church in the state has not publiciy they receive additional requests for wasn’t there until yesterday. Even "That's dollars, " the attendant will sponsor a grocery social tonight Mrs. Viola Clegg of Manchester; and is not good. It might be good if all on any matters that might concern a "For me. this ends the season at homer by Butch Hobson, his 27th of umpire s decision and when he Oakland (McCatty 11-11-) at Kan criticized the film, a number of action. though you really feel you're going to told him. “Those fans who are booing at 8 at the American Legion Home. several nieces and nephews. Fenway Park on a positive note,” the year. But the Jays rallied for four come back, the doubt wears on you. you are paying to do it. That’s dollars went into a tantrum, Ump sas City (Gura 12-12). n religious groups throughout the coun said Aston's Carlton Fisk, whose in the eighth, capped by a two-run California (Ryan 16-13) at Texas try have opposed it. Voter-Making Session The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. It's no fun." he said. for the team." Doug Harvey gave him the at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Bair Named McCoy Aide ... ninth inning homer off Tom Buskey, shot by Rick Bosetti. his eighth. Zimmer said the year "never (Jenkins 15-14). n Mrs. Pressamarita said the church VERNON — There will be a voter Al Siettert save And, it was noted, the fans are in thumb. (UPI Photo) p St. The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of 6-10. gave the Red Sox a 6-5 win Fred Lynn tied it in the bottom of turned out the way I wanted it to. But did not take a stand against it making session Saturday from 9 a.m. VERNON - Juanita Bair of Baker Road has been ap the high-priced seats. Center Congregational Church, will Thursday night over the Toronto Blue the eighth, with a two-run. two-out personally and financially, it was because it did not want to generate to 1 p.m. in the Memorial Building, 14 pointed activities coordinator for Republican Mayor homer, his 39th of the year. The blast officiate. Burial will be at the con Frank McCoy’s re-election campaign. WHY PAY MORE? .lays, “It's small consolation, but good, just like the last five years. " any publicity for the movie. Park Place. consolation nonetheless.” was Lynn's 28th in Fenway Park, a Grid Twinbill “But we cannot be silent,” Mrs. venience of the family. She will prepare a list of events for campaign visits, He said he had discussed the The next session will be Oct. 6, the There are no calling hours. Fisk has played in just 89 games record for left-handed hitters. team's needs with General Manager Pressamarita said. same hours, at the Vernon Elemen arrange listening sessions, organize neighborhood Gamble Responds While the unbeaten this year. 50 as the designated hitter. "It was tough. It was a Fenway The family suggests that any meetings, maintain the campaign calendar, and serve as Haywood Sullivan, but didn't envy his Mrs. Pressamarita said she fears tary School, Route 30. Daily registra LinON A troublesome and mysterious elbow Park game and that's where we were Patriots (2-0) will be on the memorial gifts may be made to the liaison between Republican candidates and policy groups. boss' position. people will see the film and laugh at tion for making voters is from 9 a.m. injury has kept him sidelined. playing,” said Toronto Manager Roy sideline tonight, an attrac it. not realizing they are Memorial Fund of Center Mrs. Bair has served in several state, district and local "Haywood has a tough winter to 5 p.m. But he still relishes the role of Hartsfield. "I’m proud of our guys In Pinch-Hit Role Congregational Church. campaigns in various capacities. REBATE ahead of him — very tough. He has to tive Manchester Midget would-be hero, a role he helped carve the way they fought back, ft might be sign (Fred) Lynn, (Rick) Burleson, Football League double- for himself with his dramatic extra we re just a little tired of losing" NEW YORK (UPI) — Someone forgot to tell newcomer Oscar header is scheduled at Mt. Campaign Coordinator inning home run in the sixth game of Dick Drago earned the victory, his Sports Slate Gamble that the New York Yankees aren’t in a pennant race this Nebd. School Board Chastised HEBRON - Joseph F. Morocco of 52 Hall Road, has ^ LAST 2 DAYS.... the 1975 World 10th in 16 decisions, after relieving been named campaign coordinator for this year’s town Series. Bill Campbell in the eighth. Kickoff at 6:30 will be a Board member Patricia COVENTRY - “School they all said that the the members, concerned?” elections. He was appointed by Richard A. Keefe, OFFER ENDS TOMORROW! "You have to be Campbell was touched for four hits Fricluv Gamble, acquired from Texas in pairing between the Clark said that the private Bob Brown ran for Scott and Monge board members should parochial schools provided he asked. Democratic Town Chairman. lucky to be the man and three runs in the one-third inning SOCCER August, has been hitting like his life Chargers (1-1) and Giants take their heads out of the schools offer protection for forced the left-handed hitting Chris their children a more con Priscilla Doyle, board Morocco is a member of the Planning and Zoning Com LinONS $80 REBAn in th at kind of he worked. Ea»l Calliolir al Xavier, 3:30 depended on it ever since and sand and address the real the child while Moriarty Chambliss to fly out. then walked (1-1) while the Jets (0-1) and trolled environment. member, said, “ We are the mission and is its representative on the Water Pollution situation. And you "I want to pitch, I'm not afraid of Baron Araclemv al Chenrv Trrii, Thursday night his three-run, pinch said that the issue is LOW PRICES Reggie Jackson and Juan Beniquez to Eagles (0-1) will be shooting issue of why parents are He said in the case of the ones who should be seeking Control Authority. plus our have to enjoy it. 1 going out there. It just adds to the 3:30 home run in the ninth inning gave the whether or not the board load the bases. Roy White hit for for an initial victory in the taking their children out of fifth student, he felt it was answers. The reasons for He has worked in the political campaigns of Joseph O S8V8S you 8 bundls during enjoy the confron frustration having a year like this,” Bulkelry al .Sotilh Vi indsor Yankees a 5-2 victory over the the Coventry schools and safe to assume that the taking their children out of should invite the parents to tation and the competitiveness. he said. Cleveland Indians and their longest Fred Stanley and scored Brown with nightcap. come. “If we are going to Duffy, who ran for U.S. ^n ato r in 1970, and for George Kanl llaiiiplon at Bolton sending them lo parochial child was moved for the public schools may be McGovern’s presidential campaign in 1972. He ran as a That's what this game is all about,” Fisk then pulled out an aspirin bot Ooniwell al Coventry winning streak all year. a sacrifice fly to tie the score. find out why the minority this spsdsl fsetory schools,” Charles Waugh religious reasons. different for each family, Morris Udall delegate in the 1976 presidential primary he said. tle filled with pennies, nickels and Korky Hill al Bliain "That's only the first time this Martin then sent Gamble up to hit are leaving then why not offsr. Ask shout tor Bruce Robinsdn. even though he told the Board of Educa Dr. Ashley again called but there may be a pattern and was a delegate for David Barry at the 4th District Fisk's homer brought to a close the dimes he had collected on the field. ClaNlonliury al Vi iiulHor l.ork:< year that we have won five in a row,” tion, Thursday night. find out why the majority hits left handed, the same way that for a meeting with the to the reasons.” Senatorial convention in 1978. LinONS $7B«* Red Sox season at Fenway, where "That just goes to show how CKOSS COUNTRY said Yankee Manager Billy Martin. Honors Dne Logan Waugh criticized the are staying,” he said. Monge throws. parents and told Lewis and Another board member, they set an attendance record of 2,- frivolous the fans are. They’re used Vlaneliesler /Wellierafield al East ■'And we have only won four in a row SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Eddie board for taking too much other board members, CASH REBATE twice, including now when we won "It's only the .second time Martin Vincent Moriarty, said, 353,114. The team played to 88.8 per to us being in a pennant race so they MartfonI, 3:30 Logan, whose career as a clubhouse time at the Sept. t3 has had me hit for someone when a “Your suggestions and en ”We are talking about a on combination cent capacity in 79 home dates. have to take out their frustration,” AlanrheNler /EaM Calliolie al KaHl (he five straight. man with the New York and San meeting talking about very small minority and "We have 86 wins and I want these lefty was pitching," said Gamble. couragements are com The homer also ended a game he said. llarlford (girls), 3:30 Francisco Giants spans almost 50 typewriters, garbage pails, we do this so often with DOUBLE OVENSI The Red Sox travel to Detroit and remaining three games. If we can go "The first time was the first game I mendable, but we are the which started out as a pitching duel Cheney Teeli al Cromwell, 3:30 years, will be honored at Candlestick and Revenue Sharing ones that need the informa special education students. PANCAKE BREAKFAST between Tom Underwood and Joel will start Mike Torrez, 15-13. tonight into 1979 with an eight game winning played here when I reported from (HBI.S SWIMMINt; Park Saturday on his retirement Funds. tion and help. Isn’t the We shouldn’t always talk in FOR Finch and ended with a string of against Dave Rozeina. The Blue Jays streak, our guys will remember that Texas on August 3. Scott McGregor from baseball. 2 At the Sept. 13 meeting. board or at least some of majorities,” he said. homer-higt(lighted rallies. travel lo New York and will send Maneliesler al Peiim'v, 3:30 all winter. " struck me out. " Satunlav Logan's leaving actually will mark Dr. Richard Ashley, a The Red Sox had built up a 3-1 lead Butch Edge. 3-3. against Luis Tiant, Cliff Johnson had This time around Gamble bombed the end of two eras. His father, Fred KOOTBAi.l, a "low breaking pitch into the right member of the school after seven, thanks to a two-run 12-8. blasted a double off Logan, was the Giants’ equipment •Kathy saysfi BARBARA WEINBERG Maneliesler al Penney, 1:30 field bleachers and the Yankees had board, presented a Rich Gossage to manager from 1896 until his death in Windsor l.orks al East Calliolie, proposal to meet with FRESH CIDER - GOURDS - PUMPKINS put the Cleveland a winner. 1947. Eddie took over the Giants' Baseball Trip to Japan 7:.’fO Gossage, 5-3. was the winner after parents of those children INDIAN CORN AT PEROS t M MoMi Indians ahead 2-1 in clubhouse in 1947. He started with the who have left to attend East llurltord al Siinsliiiry, 1:30 the top of the ninth, pitching the ninth in relief of Ron ORCHARD FRESH 520 IS M Glaslonliiiry al Bloonifield, 1:30 Giants at 10. running errands for parochial schools, but the M m « , Cortlandi, OrMiilngt, M k o u i w , R«d O ranm M n, and it looked like Davis, who allowed Ted Cox to open 8 BartM l PMra, PuchM , PrMh CMw, Indian Corn. Soiilli W indsor al Hartford Pulilie, then-Manager John McGraw and he proposal was rejected. he'd get some revenge against his (he inning with a single, has known every club star from Mel At last night’s board Brock and Rose IO:;tO a.m. former teammates until Gamble Johnson slammed a drive into right — NATIVE — FRESH Off to Willie McCovey. McCovey will meeting Waugh read a W eaver al Korkville, 1:30 blasted the winning shot —his 19th center and was cut down at third on a TomatoM, Baato, Spinach, REMEMBER- represent the current Giants' players “letter to the editor” in Tumipa, Rad A Hot Pappara, Pluma. Paara, Naolarinat, homer and 11th since joining the play he disputed loudly. He had to be in making a presentation to Logan on CaulHIowar, Com, Acorn A LImaa, PInaapplaa, restrained from going after the Um which he criticized the Buttamut S^uaah, Egg Plant, DOUBLE It ad ill, '|‘V Toniglil Yankees, off Sid Monge, 11-10. Saturday — before the scheduled Whitt 8watt Potato^ Whitt Qrapafruit, Rad A Qraan Head 44 Players pire Larry McCoy and when Johnson board’s actions and Ashley After George Scott opened the bot- A Yallow PIcfclIng Ontoi^ Qrapta, Cantaloupaa. 7: t.5 A auks vs. Blue Jays, W INI'' game between San Francisco and said he had received phone Hubbard. DISCOUNT 8 - Bed Sox vs. Tigers. W 'TIC lom of the inning with a single, fired his batting helmet fifty feet in San Diego. NEW YORK (UPI) — St. Louis outfielder Lou Brock and Monge relieved starter Rick Waits. the air. he was ejected. calls on the matter since OUR LOW PRICES., 8 - Holmes vs. Shavers, Ch.8 the iast board meeting. He Philadelphia first baseman Pete Rose, two recent members of said the board should seek SET YOUR DAILY NUMRERS HEREI plus UnONS baseball's 3,000-hit club, head a contingent of 44 players who will information from these REBATE OFFER! travel to Japan for a series of garnes in November, it was an 4WIT w m im iyuT ir l I ■ nna M M irt parents to find out if there DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE nounced Thursday by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Holmes Predicts Knockout Tonight is a problem in the Coven THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS SAVES YOU rallied in the final rounds to score a BOARD OF DIRECTORS The nearly-complete rosters — the V Gomez, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto "1 have nothing against Holmes, " try schools that needs p » d ! i?t . I FANCTMAirS LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - 12th-round knockout. CARROTS I ACORTUMDS CANTALOUPES A BUNDLE! largest and most distinguished the 1979 season, will join San Fran said Shavers. ”We get along.” attention. World Boxing Council Duran and Jimmy Young, will be Shavers, of Warren. Ohio, Q R < collection of American players to cisco’s Jack Clark, Cincinnati’s nationally televised (ABC-TV) begin It will be the fourth defense of the Joan Lewis, school board 2f49* I 39« • P W EACH SUNDAY, SEPT. SOtll ever visit a foreign country — will heavyweight champion Larry appeared to be on his way out as a top chairman, said that the George Foster, Chicago’s Dave ning at 8 p.m. EDT. WBC crown for Holmes and his se tXALT EIT match 22 players on each side to face Kingman and Greg Luzinski of Holmes, relaxing by “playing cond fight against Shavers. contender following losses to Ali and board does have a vehicle NATIVE I CUKES 8:30AaMa-2PaMa FORMER Shavers, who weighed 211, tried to CAULinOWER ^ “"5* ICECREAM NORMANS ,^ 1 each other seven times. Two more Philadelphia in the outfield. stir up the weigh-in ceremony by Holmes, 29, took an easy 12-round Holmes but he rebounded with a stun for this but that most of the LOCATION ■ m the piano, singing a few songs « I 2$39« 49« off A£ games will be played against The AL roster is headed by seven taunting Holmes and giving him a decision over the 35-year-old Shavers ning first-round knockout over Nor parents of the 26 students 89 ELKS’ CLUB, Bissell S t, Ifcnchester 443-445 HARTFORDJfORD RO. MANCHESTER, UU ______and rolling the dice,” ton March 23 of this year. He is the Japanese All-Star teams. time batting champion Rod Carew of shove. Holmes, who weighed 210. March 28, 1978. who have left the system, OAEN DAILY • A.M. TO • P.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO I P.M. CORNER OF MCKEE ST. predicted a knockout over king of heavyweight punchers with 56 Wa Sail run Htnld, Sundti Ptmn, plot Lonar, T/c»ali • lOIAUI MOIMAI’I A third member of the 3,000-hit California, who will join outfielder Holmes captured the title in his have yet to come to the a retaliated by grabbing the bald- ADULTS: *2.25 SENIORS: *1.50 CHILDREN: *1.25 KKATION 1-44 TO club, Hall of Earner Willie Mays, will and teammate Don Baylor, Detroit challenger Earnie Shavers next fight, a brutal battle with Ken knockouts in his 58 triumphs to go board to talk about it. K IIIIT $T. HIT headed Shavers and pulling him off with seven losses and a draw. T M I T I T IL serve as a National League coach un outfielder Steve Kemp, Boston’s Jim within 10 rounds in tonight’s Norton June 9 of last year. He has William McDermott, TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR OR BY 9 the scales. But it was obvious the two MM S THURS& IK Til f der Los Angeles Manager Tom Rice and Baltimore's Ken Singleton fight at Caesars Palace. defended the crown against Alfredo Both fighters predicted early principal of Coventry; ■ PRODUCBI" T I E S , m SAT III s didn’t have their hearts in the PERO " CALLING 647>1419 or 649-3387 Lasorda.- Baltimore’s Earl Weaver among others. Evangelista, Osvaldo Ocasio and knockouts. Shavers saying he would CIOSEO SUNDAT The 15-round match at Caesars exchange. Grammar School, said he*' 276 OAKLkND ST., MANCHESTER -«lou MU i aism oum. mA. tmmjKM will manage the AL squad. The teams will depart from New Mike Weaver. The Easton, Pa., take Holmes in five and Holmes COMMITTEE TO ELECT BARBARA WEINBERG uincAi [imss cjurn a jjo i ot Bwts aia Palace, the feature of a talent-laden "Shavers is a nice guy,” Holmes has spoken with four of the ______• 643-6384. Brock, who has announced his .saying Shavers would fall before the DAVID OARAVENTA, TREASURER CA« nm lOUiUrOUAflTFCtLSOOWtCVTIltf 647-9997 York and San FrancLsco on Nov. 3, card that also includes WBC super has said. "He’s just making a living fighter was pushed to the limit five parents of students^ K iu n CHITT 647-9998 !|? retirement effective with the end of and will be returning Nov. 21. like me. I like him.” against the unheralded Weaver but 10th round. who left that school and'. bjntamweight champion Wilfredo < PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri- Sept. M. 1879 Undefeated Elevens Olym pics EVENING HERALD. Fri., Sept. 28. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Set on TV Michaels Assessment Correct NEW YORK - New York Joe Skipp on a 13-yard scoring pass tion hit four times on scoring plays of wide receiver), who was coming Jets’ Coach Walt Michaels was for the Bills’ final touchdown. 5, 75, 74 and 9 yards. The key play oc from the other side, is supposed to Head Football Slate "I have to say thank you to Joe curred with an assist from Jets’ safe catch it and run it in from there. It’s LOS ANGELES (UPI) right. ’That’s the good news! Ferguson,” says Butler, a Bills’ No. 1 ty Burgess Owens on the final play of worked a couple times in practice.” “Our scouts came bacK and said ABC-TV has reclaimed the By LEN AUSTER won it would’ve been easier to look Buffalo wide receiver Jerry Butler pick last May. "In my mind, Joe’s the first half. Ferguson threw a long That play closed the Jets’ lead to Manchester is a fine, hard-nosed lirrulil SporlHwritrr ahead but we realize we can’t. We Olympics, agreeing to spend at had 10 catches for $65 yards, 4 the best quarterback in footitoll. I’ve third-down pass which Owens 24-19 and the Bills used it as a team,” Knurek related. have to play one game at a time.” least |275 million for permis touchdowns last Sunday. Well, that’s grown to really look up to him—he’s deflected in a crowd and Butler momentum in the final two periods in Two unbeaten CCIL elevens, Indian Coach Jack Holik is well ’The Eagles, who knew they were sion to broadcast the 1984 good news as long as your name isn’t just a super ^ y .” picked off the ball at the Bills’ 35 and which they scored 27 points. Manchester High and Penney aware of Penney, too. ‘it'll come thin in the delfensive line in the pre N Walt Michaels! ' ; summer games from Los Butler’s 255 receiving^yards also is ran in for a 75-yard TD. Ferguson registered his third High, collide in East Hartford right us,” he states, “Defensively season, have been forced to do some “I told everybody before the game the highest total by an NFL receiver “We tried it a lot in practice,” they have pretty good size. They’re Angeles, more than three straight 250-yard game and his 118.9 in an early season showdown to juggling because of injuries. Tackle that if we couldn’t stop Butler, we in his first season. He is the eighth Butler explains, “but as many times rating is tops among AFC passers. bigger than Fermi so we’ll have to highlight Saturday’s scholastic Mark Mickiewicz, hurt on the first ... . times as much as the previous couldn’t win the game,” explained player in league history to gain more as I’ve seen it attempted in a game Butler’s 417 yards on 21 receptions concentrate more. But it’s the same play in'the South Windsor game, is Michaels, whose Jets bowed to gridiron schedule. record price. than 200 yards in a game during his on TV I’ve never qecn R work. I also leads the AFC. thing like last week. We have to get out for at least another two weeks. Butler and his Bills teammates 46-31 rookie season. Chicago Bears’ wide didn’t think it would work this time East Catholic, t-1, will try to The agreement, announced by of Butler teamed with quarterback off the ball,” Holik foresees. Kevin Meyer, injured in practice ficials of ABC, the International in Orchard Park. “Butler is so much receiver, Harlon Hill, held the but I figured we’d might as well give Steve Fuller, the Chiefs’ No. 1 draft return to the winning trail as it hosts Joey DeAngelis, 6-foot-l, 230-pound prior to the Rockville game, is out •V like (Je ts’ Pro Bowl receiver) former mark of 214 yards on seven 0-2 Windsor Locks High under the Olympic Committee and the Los it a try. Frank Lewis (the Bills other pick, as a potent passing combination two-way performer at for the season. The 6-foot-l, 195- Wesley Walker it’s uncanny. I catches vs. San Francisco on October arc-lamps at Mt. Nebo at 7:30. East Angeles Olympic Organizing Com receiver) isn’t supposed to catch the at Clemson, where he originally tackle/linebacker, is a “blue chip pound senior, who was a starter at remember telling people at last 31, 1954. bail. He’s supposed to tap it, and Hartford High, 1-1, meanwhile, may mittee, appeared to be a major step enrolled on a track scholarship. super player,” Holik lauds. Mark end, underwent surgery for bone May’s draft that there is a kid who is The Ferguson-to-Butler combina either me or Lou Piccone (a third find the road treacherous as it visits down the road to profitability for the Lewis, quarterback Dino Peruccio chips in the knee. 1984 games, organized as a private almost a carbon copy of Wesley and 2-0 Simsbury High in a CCIL joust at and speedster Mark Anderson should Sophomore end Jim Lupacchino he’s going to be just as tough to 1:30. project for a change. also provide problems for missed the Rockville tilt with ton- But it did not change a request cover.” Elsewhere in the area, 1-1 Glaston The two speedsters were on the Outdoor Topics Manchester. silitis but is ready to go. On the other from the city to the federal govern 7 bury High is at 0-2 Bloomfield High in Penney has five or six players side will be John Karzar, switched ment for $141.5 million in aid to build same field for the first time last the opening CVC test for both clubs. going two ways and that gives from an inside linebacker post. That week. The Bills’ rookie not only won Also. 1-1 Rockville High entertains 0- better sports facilities. Manchester an advantage in spots, will be taken by Jim Doherty who The network agreed to pay $225 the personal duel with Walker in Use Pliers to Release Fish 2 Weaver High while South Windsor Knurek states. But the biggest key in front of 68,731 partisans but he also had been used on a part-time basis. million for the broadcast rights to the Spare the pliers and spoil the fish is gills, and in the gullet when the hook at the bend with your pliers, then try High, 1-1, is at 0-2 Hartford Public. his mind is "desire. That and And 6-foot-3, 208-pound senior John combined with quarterback Joe The latter tilt is a morning affair at IOC and the Los Angeles organizers, an apt description of what can has been swallowed. Of these, a hook to back the hook out. If this doesn't whoever can move the ball the best Gerrity moves inside from end to Ferguson in a record-setting perfor happen if you don’t have a pair of in the gill is must likely to kill the 10:30 while all others kick off at 1:30. and spend up to $.50 million to provide work, and chances are it won't will win it,” he predicts. tackle. mance. long-nosed pliers in your tackle box. fish because it opens a wound direct Manchester is 1-0 having opened service to foreign broadcasters. because the tough gullet will move Windsor Locks has not scored in its East Hartford with its 21-12 win ABC executives said repeatedly Butler’s 255 receiving yards are the This simple tool can greatly increase ly into the circulatory system. Infec with the pressure, then twist upward with a 39-0 romp over Fermi while two games while yielding 59 points. last weekend snapped an 11-game seventh highest total in NFL history the chances of a fish’s survival when tion and loss of blood are inevitable. Penney is 2-0 with wins over Bloom they expect to make a profit, in and expose the barb. Mash it flat and That could lull a future opponent into losing streak. The addition of Tyler dicating commercial time during the and the first time a receiver sur it is released. There is a chance for survival, gently work the hook backward until field and Enfield. Black Knight (Foot) Ball Control passed 250 yards in a game since Son a false sense of security, but East Jones and John Barile helped solidfy 200 hours of broadcasting will not A growing interest in catch-and- however, if the hook is carefully it clears the entry point. Deep hooks Coach Ted Knurek sees it as a big en Manchester High standout Jeff Lombardo controls ball ahead ny Randle had 256 yards on 16 Coach Jude Kelly doesn’t see it as a the defense for the Hornets, who will come cheap - costing perhaps as release fishing, plus the need to put removed. The worst thing you can do should be cut loose and left in the counter for his club. “The game will problem -not coming off a loss. “ I catches for the St. Louis Cardinals be given a stern test by defending co of Wethersfield High s Steve Powers yesterday afternoon at much as a half million dollars a Moment of Indecision back underlength fish where size is pull on the fishing line. Push the fish. Although popular notion is that show where we stand in the league. don’t think that was a problem at all champ Simsbury. The Trojans are vs. the New York Giants on We have to win it if we want to do Memorial Field. Silk Towners won, 2-1. (Herald Photo by Adam- minute. limits are imposed, has aroused in hook through the gill, then use long- the acide in a fish's stomach will this week in practice,” the rookie led by Randy and Jarrett Brown. Baltimore’s A1 Bumbry looks bewildered as he follows flight November 4,1962. The 255 yards also nose pliers to mash the barb flat. anything in the league,” he stated. terest in release methods that don't eventually render the hook harmless, Eagle coach commented, “If we had of his foul ball against 'Tigers. Detroit catcher Lance Parrish broke the club record of 231 by Glenn injure fish. Here are some Back the hook out without tearing the this remains to be proven true. joins in watching play. (UPI Photo) Bass vs. the Jets on November 8, suggestions from Mercury out delicate filaments. Lip hooked fish can usually be i 1964. Overall, Ferguson completed 19 boards’ fishing experts on the proper A hook in the gullet is difficult to released by pushing the hook down of 30 for a career-high 367 yards and a techniques to use. remove, and a hook deep in the and back. Again, long-nosed pliers NHL Bills' record five touchdown passes. Today's The three sites where a hook will stomach is impossible to dislodge are handy and give extra leverage to Encouraging Signs In addition to the four TD tosses to imbed are in the lip, in one of the without seriously injuring the fish. If do the job quickly. Rockies-Kings Butler, he also hit first-year tight end vou can see the hook, grasp the shank Sport Parade DENVER (UPI) - First-round draft choice Rob Ramage scored on a Jai Alai Results Milt Rickman | 20-foot slapshot late in the second For Tribe Booters THURSDAY period Thursday night, giving the FIST: FOURTH: SfnilTH UPI Sports Editor i Colorado Rockies a 2-2 tie with the 1 Gtas l« M.20 10.49 4.40 By LEN AUSTER minute mark of the opening canto. It Lombardo hustled to prevent a long 2 Mt 10.(0 5 00 3.(0 8 Caramtnifi 15.80 17.00 6.80 4 Mricwt Undi 9.t0 S.tO Los Angeles Kings in an NHL exhibi ( lavicr I 8.40 4.(0 11.80 5.40 Herald SpurtHwriler was Lombardo’s fourth goal of the cross from going over the end line. ( Ptte iM m ' 4.20 4 (rtane 8 J.J. 6.00 4.00 tion game. season. He rang it off the near post and a M (a 1-4 SU.M 3 (sisM Qwnitlj 2-6 $36.30 OuntU 4 8 $57.(0 Notes Around the Circuit Some healthy signs were dis h rk tia M SIIS.SO The contest marked Don (Kerry’s Manchester dominated first- streaking Gluhosky nearly tore the M ftc li 2-6 $136 50 Ptrftcta 8-4 $181.20 TrifN ti 1-M S921.M NEW YORK (LPl) - Danny Ozark, whom everybody likes, debut as Colorado coach. Ramage played as Manchester High TrHKU 2 6-8 $1,212.30 Triftcta 8-4-3 $664.50 quarter play, outshooting the visiting back of the netting with his boot. SICtNt: FfTH: (KMTH has been getting feelers from a number of big league clubs. scored less than two minutes after edged past Wethersfield High, “Two nice plays got us two goals,” i Zcfii Isiivar I 2410 tIO (.00 Eagles by an 8-1 count. But it was 6 Pete Itontl 15.60 8.20 4 00 6 lascaran Cararntmli 8.60 5.40 4.00 7 n m n p i M 19.40 9.40 Bert Wiison had given Los Angeles a 2-1, in CCIL soccer action Danielson complimented his club, 3 IrtM lantr I 6.40 2.80 7 20 3.20 Former Phillies manager admits he has received several calls just the reverse in the next 20-minute 3 fusts lin 3.20 4 [rmua Ochoa 5 Ntirrtiui Carta 5.40 1 Eustbio itontt 3.60 2-1 lead with a rebound goal. Mark segnlent with Wethersfield, 3-2, get “When Gluhosky got the second goal m d i 1-7 SSI40 without identifying the callers. One of them could’ve been the yesterday at Memorial Fi^Jd. Oun^a 3-6 $39.60 Quimtla 4 6 $45.20 Hardy of the Kings and Colorado’s it seemed to get us going again. We M fc tJ 1-7 $194.70 Seniors John Moran and Jim ting the equalizer. Unmarked Jerry Ptrftcla 6-3 $96.30 PtHKta 64 $93 30 San Diego Padres .... Barry Beck exchanged first-period Trifsdi 1-7-3 $109.70 Gluhosky, inside forwards who are Dytuck went through the middle and had eight good minutes of soccer to Triftcta 6-3-5 $1,013.40 Triftcta 6-4-1 $676.50 Sim IWTH goals. slid a pass to Tim Lawlor. The iatter end up." 2 IsOricMt Iirlartn20.(0 (.40 3.20 still not fully recovered from in 8 Duran{0 bpa 10.40 6.60 4.60 2 2abala Inonito I 9.80 4.20 2.40- The fact his .Kansas City Royais $500 because he said he used to lace 1 favsti Mvar I 10.00 4.00 cleverly dribbled by one defender Manchester outshot Wethersfield, 3 Rodri(et7 Iriomle 7.20 4.80 4 Maos la iitr 7-40 4.20 failed to win their, division title for his breafkast food with marijuana juries, played major roles as the Silk 3.20 Flyers-Bruins and fired a 5-yarder over sprawling 21-11. “I think we still blew too many 7 isaquin Ectfiarrs 7.40 1 Bauaian Tsqui 4.20 the first time in f ^ r years hasn’t now and then. Kuhn didn’t fine Lee Towners evened their record at 2-2. O m itlj 1-2 $3X(0 QuinitU 3-8 $36.40 QvmtIa 2-4 $3060 Tribe keeper Marty Simon. opportunities. We have to finish Ptriccta 2-1 $71.70 Ptritcta 8-3 $151.20 PtHtcta 2-4 $87.60 RACE FANS cooled off any outside interest in for saying it, but for doing it, and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Paul Moran assisted on the Indians' first “We started off like we learned better. But we’re improving every Triftcta 2-1-7 $354.90 Triftcta 8-3-7 $791.70 TrifKta 2-4-1 $443 40 Whitey Herzog. Not only is he among Holmgren and rookie Brian Propp taliy while Gluhosky drilled the since the use of the weed in any form (something from the Hall game),” game and that’s ail you can ask,” TENTH: the candidates for the Cubs’ scored second-period .goals Thursday game-winner 10:55 into the final 2 Urquiaga 21.00 9.80 8.60 is regarded a violation of baseball responded Manchester Coach Dick stated Danielson. managing job, but he also could wind rules, the commissioner would seem night to pace the Philadelphia Flyers stanza. 7 Ssroa 30.40 6,20 to a 3-2 victory over the Boston A long pass by Sparky Laggis set Danielson, “but after we got the first Next action for the Indians is 4 (tea 6 2® up in the front office with either the to have acted within his province Jai Alai Entries Oumitta 2-7 $54.20 SAVE O N goal we went back to sleep again.” Saturday morning against East Hart Mets or Padres.... Bruins in a National Hockey League up a footrace between Moran and Ptritcta 2-7 $195.30 It was a sluggish third stanza with ford High at the Hornets’ field in a Triftcta 2-?-4 $762,90 preseason game. Wethersfield keeper Andy Mahder FRIDAY Bernie Carbo of the Cardinals says Mahder making a nice stop on Lom make-up clash at 10 o’clock. They EIEVINTH; Big John Tate, who meets Gerrie Garry Templeton is the best Center Mel Bridgman flipped the for the ball. Moran won it inside the rtST; SCVfNTH: 5 Zulaica loQui (M IM 6.10 bardo to keep it even. But a 9-0 edge travel Tuesday to face unbeaten l . Z a r M m n 2. ladripw-MaBdra l.Ati$M IlriaadaU ItO S.U Coetze for WBA heavyweight title in shortstop he has seen in both leagues puck past Briiins.. goalie Yves box and slid it goalward with Jeff 6 Zabala Ssraa Belanger at 6:'l9 of the third period to Lombardo making sure at the 13- in shots paid off for Manchester in Simsbury High. 4. IbmtM-laR 3. O rteal 4. Ariana 4 Azea Urquiata I.SO Pretoria, South Africa, next month and adds that Cardinal firet baseman the final quarter. 5. Prt*-Art9dN 6. ka$t-lanes 5. Ouraitio 6. lascaran QuiniHa 5 6 $76.80 has pared down from 254 pounds to Keith Hernandez is the finest glove' give the Flyers a 3-1 lead. Jean 8. Faiat»-LjBdi J.ldida 8. Ermita Ptrftcta 5-6 $310.80 S A i U - M i r l S«h$ ioaquin Triftcta 5-6-4 $2,320.20 PRIX-SEASON Ratelle had put Boston in front, 1-0, 232 in the past seven weeks. The first man in all baseball. “ He gets u o m t at 6:48 of the first period. Mike S te m : TWElFTlt words out of his mouth after finishing everything - balls in the dirt, over ( Soccer ) 1. F iB rti M9i> *$ 2. NirrefMi-lane$ I. Ba$a$ran-le«wt 2. (irtabia-A$it M 2 lascaran Carita 14.40 5.80 3.20 his workout and getting back to his his head or behind first base,” C ar^ Milbury closed out the Bruins’ 3 . 2 < f ^ 4. Ptt^larhlrM 3. (khea i-Piafra 4. Jaaquin-Zeqiii 6 Zulaica Ectnarro 7.00 3.00 scoring at 17:19 of the final period. ( . H iM v ir l 6. GdM-ArtEche 5.0uran(o-Urquia(a 6. Artana-Carita 1 Irtano Iriondo I 3.60 camp Wednesday were: “Put on the says. “That was what kept us in the 7. [nmu-Ecanarre 8. Zabala-Ochoa Tourney Record .Simsbury 3, Penney 0 8. IMri{Mi-landa Q u ^ 2-6 $30.20 pork chops. I'm hungry” .... race as long as we were - defense Sa($ IwwAi-CifEi Subi Zulaica-laiiier PtriKta 2-6 $183.00 Unable to come up with the hoped- i m . IWTM: Triftcta 2-6-1 $632.10 Islanders-Flames for victory, Penney High wound up t.FMBtl-tal 2. JJ.-larturen 1. loaquin'Carita 2. Durvso-lrianda 1 Itttfldanct 3,665 TKKETSI Oakland Raiders, with only one 3.p9t^ll■tt 4. In ^ W n a r l 3. Aica-Ochoa 4. Raman-Laanat Handt 308.275 UNIONDALE, N Y. (UPI) — on the short end of a 3-0 score to victory in four games, are being Dallas Green, who came out of the Aids Andy Bean 5. th m p W re i 6. t(fHo-i$(ia 5. Enna-SorM 6. Zolaica-Ecanarra Rookie Dwayne Lowdermilk and Simsbury High in CCIL soccer action 7 . R $ M 8.6e«»-Javwrl 7. (usabia-Janar 8. Zabala-Zaqui murdered by injuries. Twelve of Phillies’ front office to take over the $b( i Z tp i MmRri Sub$ Ariana-Ur
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) « I » I « ^ - /i > ^ 3 •»« ' I i! 8; . 11 , )'i n,l 'I - ■ ■ PAGE FX)UR - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ Sept. M. 197# • -EVENfNQ HEfe«Ltr,¥ri.;S^t.-a^ 1979- PAGE'FIVE 1979 CLOSEOUT WE’RE CLEARING OUT THE ’79’S! LESABRE SKYHAWK CENTURY 4 DR. SEDANI ii(9519 1^9416 §9m •6161 •5581 Compare Capri •6801 Century Special Wagon, carpet saver mats, remote Auto., PS, PB, Soft ray tinted glass, custom seats, Soft ray tinted glass, floor mats, door guards, elec control roar view mirror, PS, PB, auto., deluxe wheel mats, RC mirror, rear window def., 301 V-8, deluxe tric rear window def., auto., PS, power disc brakes, covers, belted radial wsw, radio accommodation wheel covers, steel belted wsw, undercoat and wax. custom sport wheels, steef belted radial ply wsw, package, luggage rack, exterior molding package, undercoat and wax. W A S $ 8 0 9 0 SAVE •1289 AM/FM Stereo, conv. group, undercoat and wax. W A S $ 6 3 2 6 SAVE •TAS 9P100 BRIGHT RED 9P115 MED COPPER 9P56 BLACK GHIA, moon 9P117 LT. BLUE, special 9P119LT. BLUE CAPRI, 4 9P118 SILVER, V-6, auto., CAPRI 3 door, flip up METALLIC GHIA, moon roof, auto., TRX tires, PS, value package, PS, 4 cyl., cyl., 4 speed, PS, rear RS option, PS, PB, AC, ELECTRA moon roof, auto., console, root, auto., PS, PB, AC, PB, aluminum TRX spd., rear window window defroster, AM/FM stereo. List $7109 NOW BUICK AC, rear window stereo w/8 track. List wheels, leather Interior. defroster, tinted glass. radio, tinted glass. List $6799 BUICK PARK AVE. defroster, accent group, 6 $7689 NOW $7328 List $6799 NOW $6499 List $5753 NOW $5453 $5607 NOW $5430 REGAL ESTATE WAGON DEMD. cyl. List $7131 NOW 16840 l!(9410 1^9282 1^9306 •5848' •7792 •8599 PB, PS, power door locks, 6-way power Seats and I seat back recllner (both driver & passenger), 31 60/40 interior, tirited glass, AC, remote control rear I Carpet saver mats, electric rear window defroster, speed windshield wiper (low speed delay), 403 V-8,1 view mirror, V-8, steel belted radial ply wsw, AM/FM lauto., PS, PB, chrome plated wheels, steel belted cruise control, heavily padded landau top, auto., I Stereo, luggage rack, accommodation group, un Iradlals, radio accommodation package, undercoat power antenna, AC, power windows, visor mirror, | land wax. dercoat and wax. loadedi Undercoat & wax. W A S $ 6 6 7 3 SAVE •825 WAS $9346 ' SAVE •1554 W AS $10,836 SAVE •2,2371 9P120 DK. CORDOVAN 9P111 VAQUERO 9P104 LT. MED. BLUE 9P116 MED. RED CAPRI, 9P121 DK. JADE 9P113 DK. CORDOVAN V6, moon roof, auto., PS, CAPRI GHIA, 6 cyl., METALLIC CAPRI, V-8. CAPRI, 6 cyl., moon roof, METTALIC CAPRI. V-8, CAPRI, 6 cyl., auto., PS, speed control, console, leather interior, moon auto., PS, PB, speed con PS, PB, console. Interior auto., PS, PB, accent rear window defroster, PB, rear window roof, auto., tilt wheel, trol, AC, stereo w/8 track accent group, tinted group Interior. List $6761 stereo. List $6134 NOW defroster, AC, stereo, ac speed control, PB, PS, tape. List $7576 NOW glass. List $6440 NOW NOW $6432 $5895 Ch a r ter oAK BUICK-OPEL cent group interior, morel AC, premium sound $7121 $6074 List $7496 NOW $6928 system. Loadedi List $8372 NOW $7800 3 81 ADAMS ST., MAN(»ISTER ' l l 649-4571 (OPEN EVENINGS) Unmistakable 9S71 CORDOVAN 9S84 MED. TURQUOISE 9S91 LIGHT VERSAILLES 9S22 MAROON 4 DR. Dk. CHAMPAGNE champagne coach roof, leather Interior, moon VERSAILLES, stereo w/8 roof, defroster group, tilt track, power locks, tilt VERSAILLES, tilt wheel defroster group, tilt wheel, speed control, stereo w/8 speed control, stereo w/8 wheel, speed control wheel, speed control, plus power door locks, wire standard luxury options. track & CB, power door track, power door locks, locks, wire wheel covers, m i by Lincoln wire wheel covers, garage wheel covers, garage List $14,710 NOW $11,968 door opener. List $15,769 leather Interior. List $15, door opener. List $13,722 154 NOW $12,811 NOW $11,683 ~ NOW $13,277 MERCURY MARQUIS MONARCH Science helped create a new A U NEW BUICK CENTURY ()f(9524) A precision-size car SKYLARK (mZB) SPEIAALS 4 Door Sedan, auto., PS, AC, roar window defroster, tinted Marquis standard of driving comfort Auto., PS, PB, AC, steel belted radials, notchback front seat, engineered for today glass, vinyl roof, deluxe wheel covers, radial wsw, AM/FM 9E122 DK. BLUE undercoat and wax. radio, convenience group, undercoat and wax. 9M40 LT. BLUE 4 DR., 9M38 WHITE MARQUIS MONARCH 4 DOOR auto., PS, PB, wsw, AC, DR., auto., PS, PB, AC cyl., auto., PS, PB, AC roar window defroster, rear window defroster rear window defroster ♦8271 AM radio, tinted glass. AM radio, tinted glass AM/FM radio. List $8,811 List $7909 NOW $6926 List $7800 NOW $6740 NOW $6,122 SKYHAWK S ^ ) zgsft 0 9541 BUICK RE6AL ( f f l5 2 5 ) Floor mats, auto., Auto, PS, PB, AC, I PS, PB, door edge rear window def., j r a s K L l guards, wsw, tinted glass, floor I AM/FM radio, mats, RC rear view I appearance group, mirror, chromel undercoat and wax. wheels, steel belted} LINCOLN 9L73 s il v e r 9L24 CRYSTAL APRICOT radials, AM/FMl CONTINENTAL TOWN LINCOLN 2 DR., coach / m o r ia r t y m o t h e r s stereo, undercoat) CONTINENTAL CAR, opera windows, roof, leather interior, •6126 and wax. J speed control, tilt wheel, power windows, power A standard by which stereo electronic radio, seat, wide body side turbine spoke wheels, molding. Special Price •7972 luxury cars are judged. garage door opener and $9700. more. List $16,324 NOW ‘Connecticut! Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer' $13,918 IDs Put a char^ in your life. MONARCH
A precision > size car engineered for today 9E113 DK. JADE 2 DR. 6 9E51 BLACK 4 DR auto., IR.Bcyl 9E120 CREAM 4 DR. 6 cyl., auto., PB, PS, speed 9E110 WHITE 2 DR. 6 cyl., PS, PB, AC, speed con auto., PB, PS, AC, AM/FM cyl., auto., PS, bumper special value package, THINK control, AC, stereo' w/8 trol, AM/FM stereo, rear radio, tinted glass, HD protection group, power track, power windows, auto., PS, steel belted window defroster, tinted battery. List $6323 NOW door locks, AM/pM radio. tires, landau roof. List special value package. glass. List $6,492 $5666 List $6096 NOW $5676 List $7,000 NOW $6,444 NOW$5,940 $5692 NOW $5310 ZEPHYR V
9E98 WHITE 4 DR. auto, 9E102 DK. CORDOVAN 2 9Z14 LT. CHAMOIS Z7 2 9E103 WHITE 2 DR 6 cyl., 9E81 SILVER 4 DR. 6 cyl., 9E123 CANDY APPLE 9E119 WHITE 2 DR. 9Z66DK. PINE Z7 2 DR., 6 9Z98MED.GREY4DR.,6 9Z123 SILVER 27 2 DR., 6 9Z111 DK. PINE 2 DR., 9Z118 LT. CHAMOIS Z7,6 auto., PS, roar window >PS, PB, AM radio, HD DR. ESS option, auto., PS, special value package, DR., V-8, vinyl roof, auto., cyl., auto., PS, PB, AC, auto PS, PB, AC, rear win cyl., social value auto., PS, PB, AC, AM RED 4 DR. 6 cyl., auto., cyl., auto., PS, PB, roar ,cyl., auto., PS, rear win defroster, AM/FM radio, radio, tinted glass, HD PS, PB, AC, rear window battery. List $5659 NOW PB, floor mounted shift, auto., PS, rear window sports group, PS, PB, AC, window defroster, stereo, dow defroster, AM radio, rear window defroster, dow defroster,.tinted package,'TRoon roof, two tinted glass, special value $5305 AC, rear window defroster, AM/FM radio, stereo with cassette, AM/FM radio, dual glass. List $6127 NOW battery. List $6237 NOW defroster, AM/FM radio. Ghia group, dual mirrors, vent windows. List $5495 tone paint, auto., vinyl package. List $6066 NOW $5796 List $6635 NOW $6137 defroster, stereo, tinted tinted glass, dual mirrors, bucket seats. List $6964 HD battery. List $6192 NOW $5226 mirrors, bucket seats, $5790 roof, PS, roar window $5648 glass. List $7081 NOW MORE. List $6066 NOW NOW $6399 NOW $5799 floor mounted shift. List defroster and more. List $6511. $5631 $6618 NOW $6197 5979 NOW $5661
9Z122 CANDY APPLE 9Z131 LT. BLUE 2 DR. r e d Z7, 6 cyl., auto., PS, 9Z10SILVERZ7 2DR., V- SEDAN, 4 cyl., 4 speed, 8, auto., wsw, PS, PB, roar rear window defroster, PS, bumper protection bucket seats, dual window defroster, stereo, group, rear window buckets and more. List MORIARTY BROTHERS mirrors. List $5769 NOW $5463 defroster, tinted glass, $6333 NOW $5587 AM/FM radio. List $5010 9E100 CREAM 4 DR. vinyl 9E121 DOVE GREY 9E48 BLACK MONARCH NOW $4737. roof, cloth Interior, auto., MONARCH 4 DR.. 8 cyl., 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto., PB, PS, PS, PB, roar window auto., tilt wheel, speed speed control, AC, stereo, defroster, AC, stereo, control, PB, PS, AC, light group, ESS option. GhIa option group, tinted stereo, power door locks, List $7,021 NOW $6,390. glass, light group. List Ghia option group and $7125 NOW $6635. more. List $7770 NOW $7099 9Z61 MED. GREY 4 DR., 6 9Z85 DK. CORDOVAN 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. COHN. 643-5135 cyl., auto., PS, PB, roar ZEPHYR 4 DR., special 9Z21 OK. BROWN 9Z7 SILVER ZEPHYR 2 window defroster, AM/FM New England edition, 6 ZEPHYR 4 DR., 6 cyl., DR., 4 cyl., 4 speed, PS, radio, vent windows, HD cyl., auto., PS, roar win auto., PS, PB, rear win PB, rear window battery. List $5531 NOW dow defroster, AM radio, dow defroster, AM radio, defroster, AM radio, vent $5272 vent window. List $5465 HD battery. List $5475 NOW $5215 windows. List $4988 NOW NOW $5155 $4599 MARK V * * 4 ^ * l i » i .SHJ 9V47 TURQUOISE MK V 9V85 DIAMOND 9V83 DOVE GREY TOWN 9V74 LT. CHAMPAGNE A Mark of Tradition 9V90 DIAMOND BLUE METALLIC BLUE MK V METALLIC MK V collector PUCCI SERIES, power CAR, speed control, tilt TOWN CAR, power moon landau roof, speed con wheel, opera windows, roof, speed control, tilt series, power moon roof, moon roof. Illuminated trol, tilt wheel, headlamp, loadedi loadedi loadedi entry system, speed con headlamp, convenience wheel, turbine spoke 9Z117 BLACK 4 DR., 6 convenience group, wheels, plus all standard 9Z27 CREAM Z7 2 DR., 8 9Z105 DK. PINE 4 DR., 6 9Z100 LT. CHAMOIS List $23,097 NOW $19,730 trol, tilt wheel, designer group, 6 way power seat & cyl., auto., PS, rear win cyl., 2 tone paint, auto., 9Z134 WHITE Z7, 6 cyl., series, power locks, vent stereo with quad 8 track, more. List $16,573 NOW luxury options. List $16,- dow defroster, interior ac ^ l., auto., PS, roar win ZEPHYR Z7, 6 cyl., auto., 9Z112 DK. PINE ZEPHYR power locks, vent win 822 NOW $14,300 PS, PB, floor mounted auto., PS, roar window PS, PB, rear window 2 DR., 4 cyl., 4 speed, windows, wire wheel $14,108 cent group, tinted glass, shift, stereo, bucket seats. dow defrost^vent wln- defroster, AM/FM, wide dows, wedgewood blue dowsr..,.Aly$^dio. List defroster, stereo, HD power steering, tinted covers, etc., etc.. List luxury grp., turbine spoke bucket seats. List t$7S7 List $6282 NOW $5844 bodyside molding. List glass. List $4653 NOW $18,328 NOW $15,456 NOW $5437 $5719 NOW $5440 $5855 NOW $5559^^ battery. List $6022 NOW wheels. List $17,507 NOW $5696 $4431 $14,825 ______OVER $1,125,000 ZEPHYR VILLAGER WAGON. V-8 9ZS0 SILVER WAGON, 6 9V54 DK. CORDOVAN 9V80 LT. SILVER TOWN '9V81 DK. CORDOVAN 9V66 GOLD MK V gold 9V64 WHITE MK V Cor window wiper! cyl., auto., PS, PB, speed 9V65 SILVER MK V lan CONTINENTAL MK V, full ro . PB, luggage rack, control, luggage rack, dau roof, speed control, MK V landau roof, CAR, coach roof, opera luxury group Int. landau dovan lux. group. Il WORTH OF CARS vinyl roof, power moon luminated entry system, bumper protection group, rear window defroster, tilt wheel, stSreo elec headlamp group, speed windows, speed control, roof, speed control, tilt control, tilt wheel, 6 way tilt wheel, stereo with 8 roof, speed control, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo with speed control, tilt wheel, AC, rear window stereo. Villager option, in tronic radio, power locks, wheel, electronic radio, 4- defroster, interior accent terior accent group, vent AC, vent windows, turbine power pass, seat, stereo, track, power locks, etc. quad 8 track, power locks, AM/FM stereo & CB, electronic radio, leather List $15,816 NOW $13,527 spoke aluminum wheels. vent windows, more, power locks, vent win group, power windows windows. List $8290 NOW spoke wheels. List $17,- List $18,027 NOW $15,229 $5903 975 NOW $14,497 group & much more. List more, more. List $17,477 dows & much more. List TOW»»» MUST GO $16,066 NOW $14^807 NOW $14,816 $17,617 NOW $14,914 iji^QE ^9HT.-I h^ra^pj, M.i^ppti M . \ m igVBNiNQ HEtfALbl,"Nl^E SCOUT MORIARTY BROTHERS 4 WD 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 YOOAIIfT FUN! t 13551 SEEN
9H4 BLUE SCOUT 4 9H6 GREEN MINT 4 wheel 9H18 RUSSET 4 wheel 9H5 BLUE 4 wheel drive, 9H16 YELLOW 4 wheel 9H12 WHITE 4 wheel wheel drive, PS, HD alter drive, step bumper, V-8, drive, V-8, auto., deluxe V-8, PS, sport wheel, HD drive, V-8, step bumper, nator, trailer wiring, auto,, drive, V-8, PS, sport deluxe exterior trim Interior, folding rear seat, battery & alternator, auto., PS, HD battery & alter deluxe Interior and wheel, HD battery & alter package, rear seat, HD battery & alternator, deluxe interior & exterior, nator, trailer wiring, auto., nator, auto., deluxe in exterior, folding rear seat deluxe interior trim, PS. trailer wiring, 6” rims with sliding rear window, deluxe Interior & exterior, terior & exterior, sliding mud & snow tires. List List $8703 NOW $7593. mud/snow tires. List folding rear seat, 6" rims, $8842 NOW $7713 folding rear seat, 6” rims, rear window, folding rear $9052 NOW $7915 mud/snow tires. List mud/snow tires. List seats, 6" rims. List $9067 $8842 NOW $7716 $8911 NOW $7799 NOW $7927 NOTHIN YET!
9H15 WHITE 4 wheel 9H3 TAN 4 wheel drive, 9H11 WHITE 4 wheel 9H25 TRAVELER 4 wheel 9H17 BLUE 4 wheel drive, 9H22 RED TERRA 4 wheel drive, PS, sport wheels, demonstrator, V-8, 4 drive, V-8, auto., PS, drive, V-8, auto., tilt wheel, step bumper, auto locking drive, power windows, Step up for the greatest buy on HD battery & alternator, speed, equipped for snow trailer wiring, deluxe speed control, AM radio, hubs, tilt wheel, AM/FM auto., V-8, off road tires earth! You think you've seen low V-8, auto., deluxe interior w/plow. List $10,862 NOW exterior and interior, buckets, custom interior, radio, rally package, and rim package, HD prices before? Well you ain’t seen & exterior, folding rear $9645 sliding rear windows, deluxe exterior, AC, auto., speed control, battery & alternator, PS. seat, 6" rims, mud/snow folding rear seat, 6" rims, sliding rear window, custom Interior, luggage List $8612 NOW $7448 nothing yet, until you’ve seen the tires. List $8898 NOW mud/snow tires. List luggage rack, folding rear rack, deluxe exterior, AC, fantastic deals here at these par $7799 $9067 NOW $7927 seat, Tiempo tires. List Tiempo radial tires. List ticipating car dealers! We’re $10,765 NOW $9102 $10,582 NOW $9037 moving them out right now...every car in stock has to be sold to make room for the new models ALL CARS CARRY FORD’S 12/12 WARRANTY coming in soon. We’ll show you just the car you want from our huge selection and then make you a deal yoti just won’t be able 9X82 WHITE XR7, power to turn down! Hurry while our in / Run with the C a t Set... aptenna, convenience ventory is at its peak! group, cornering lamps, tilt wheel, speed control, decor group, twin comfort 9X77 WHITE COUGAR 9C55 DOVE GREY power seat, rear window, XR7, New England limited COUGAR, full vinyl roof, defroster, AC, stereo edition, rear window V-8, bench seat, rear win w/tape, tinted glass, defroster, AC, stereo, dow defroster, AM radio, power windows, power decor group. List $6410 'left hand remote control 3\ door locks and more. List NOW $7447 mirror. List $6603 NOW $9198 NOW $8102 $5922
9X72 BLACK COUGAR 9X35 DARK CORDOVAN 9X64 DARK CORDOVAN XR7, auto., sports group, 9X68 WHITE XR7, 302 9X78 WHITE COUGAR 9X59 DARK RED XR7, XR7, sports custom XR7, AC, stereo, decor speed control, rear win group, speed control, AC, engine, AC, rear window XR7, rear window sports Instrumentation, dow defroster, AC, stereo, group, plus much more. defroster, stereo, decor defroster, AC, stereo, A C , rear window stereo w/cassette, decor List $8373 NOW $7467 decor group, tinted glass, group, forged aluminum group. List $8110 NOW decor group, special New defroster, stereo w/8 I tilt wheel, light group. List wheels. List $8817 NOW $7261 England edition. List track, decor grou®, wire G ' * I $8686 NOW 7605 $7800 ______$8419 NOW $7491 wheel covers. List $8552 NOW $7— • ' 1 " i » i M • ■ ; , , : . i 1 ;, I’ACK TKN - EVEMM; HERALD, Fri . Sept. 28. 1979 ' Evening heraLd.' h'i., sept. 28.1979 — page eleven HURRY-FINAL DAYSII! this is the route SNEAK to savin PREVIEW THE 1980 a CORDOBA on one of our gmUfy 'V ‘ >01* from Chry$kr
1970 D0D9E ASPEN 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 Dr. Coupe, Dove Grey, Leather 4 Dr. Sed., 225 6 CyP, Teal Qreen, Bucket Seats, Basic Grp., AT, PS, PB SAMPLE BUYS at MANCHESTEB’S BIG LOT Bench Seat Vinyl, Vinyl Roof, Light Rear Window Defroster, Dual Remote Pack., Auto. Trans., PS, PB, AC, Mirrors, Digital Clock, Body Side Digital Clock. AM Radio, Rear Spkr., Mold., Speed Control, Power Seats, Custom Exi Pack., Cust. Int. Pack., Windows, Door Locks, Deck Release \A' -J -t?:- Deluxe Insul. Pack., Auto., PS, AC, T. Antennae, AM-FM Radio, Tilt Wheel, 1 Glass, Side Mold., Radial WW. ||I9249. Vinyl Roof, Premier Wheel Covers. if9255 List $6,575.60 List $9,526.65 unocf uHOCi: DEAliR COST 68,604.64 DEAliR COST $7,871.12 CAft) plus $400 rebate from Chrysler plus $400 rebate from Chrysler J i
1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1979 ASPEN
4 Dr. Plllard HT, Regent Red, Metallic, SPECIAL EDITION. Eggshell White, Basic Grp., AC, Light Pack., Floor Vinyl Bench Seat, Light Package, Mats, Auto. Trans,, PS, PB, Digital Automatic Valve Package, Protection Clock, Side Mold., Power Door Locks, Group, Special Edition Exterior AM-FM Radio, Tilt Wheel, Vinyl Roof, Package, AT, 225 6 cyl. Engine, A/C, Red. m 5 ^ . Red Vinyl Roof, Tinted Glass. #9253 ' > List $9,134.65 List $6,635.35 19780LDSM0BILE SEE THEM TODAY DEALER COST $7,477.24 A beautiful silver blue Delta Royale 88 4 Door. Matching velour interior. 8 DEALER COST $8,861.49 1976 PONTIAC plus $400 rebate from Chrysler cyl., Atrans, Psteering, fac air conditioning, cruise control, AM-FM, radial A gorgeous Castillian bronze Grand Prix SJ Hardtop. Plush velour bucket plus $400 rebate from Chrysler whitewalls. This auto will please the fussy buyer. Compare! Stwpo"*rlHiai * Psteering, factory air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, radial whitewalls. They come no sharper. 1980 OMNIS AVAILARLEFOR S4495 $3395 IRIRIEDIATE DELIVERY A ■ ■ M ^ bank term s arranged • TRADE-INS WELCOMED CHORGHESOF 2 A 4 Dr. IWodelB s u b u r b a n m o t o r c a r I N C . HORCHES of MANCHESTER 649-2076 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, 643-2791 OPEN 8 TO 9 MANCHESTER opmMiHur riniiisiuT iii9px .fpidai>siiupiut iiispm lliliitiTn ti PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Scot. 28, H7» ■ ■ i ' ■ ■ < ■ :iii- 1979 MODEL END CLEARANCE ,v*^'
1 3 1 0 1 8 4 R 1 3 M PA U SiW D lU L IO M B 4 W IK E L D m E noun VMS PKKUR o v n c E S CULOS lUUN GUSSKS BUZEIS EVERY 1979 IN OUR INVENTORY MU ST BE SOLD (M ER OK IKED CARS • MSKinED • KCONimOIED - GRIUHinEED - 76 CHEV *3999 76PLYM •3609 77 CHEV •6909 78 GHE* *4250 Arrow QT Coupe. 4 c^., auto., AM- B lu e r Cheyenne 4 Wheel Drive. Novi 2 Door. 6 cyl., auto., povver Monte Carlo Coupe. V>6, auto., air V-9, steering, radio. Nice dear. car. cond., power steering & brakes, radio FM radio, vinyl roof. Looks new. euto., power steering & brakes, AM- AM«FM stereo. The classic of all FM rsdio. D n n o 76 FORD *3395 classics. 77 CHEV. •4109 Grenada 2 Door Coupe. 6 cyl., auto.. Nova Consours 4 Door. V-8, atd., air 79 CHEV •7205 air cond., power steering & brakes, 74D0D6E *2495 cond., power steering & brakes, C-20 8' Fleetslde Pickup, 4 wheel radio, vinyl roof. Low mileage car. Dart Custom 4 Door. V-8, auto., air radio. drive, V-8,4 speed, power steering & cond., power steering & brakes, brakes. AM -FM stereo radio, sliding 73 OLDS *2245 radio, vinyl roof. 70 CHEV •9705 rear glass antf'many more exbms. Cutlass Supreme Coupe. V-6. auto., Camara Coupe. V-8, auto., power air cond.. power stdertng & brakes, 77 CHEV *4795 steering & brakes, radio, tilt wheel. 78 CHEV •4105 radio, vinyl root. Caprice 4 Door. V-8, auto., air cond., Like new. C-10 8' Stepalde Pickup. 6 cyl., stan power steering & brakes, radio, vinyl dard. power steering. 77CHEV *4195 roof. Like new. 70 CHEV •4609 Malibu Classic 4 Door. V-8. auto., air Chevetta 4 Door. 4 cyl., auto., radio. 79 CHEV •0499 cond., power steering & brakes, 75 CHEV *2995 Very mow mileage. El Csmino. V-8, 4 speed, .power radio. Low mileage. Monza Coupe. 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio, steering & brakes, radio, n i^ ro o le d . vinyl roof. This car only has 14,000 75D0D6E *2995 miles. 79 CHEV •9B05 Colt 4 Door. 4 cyl., auto., radio, vinyl TRUCKS Q-20 Beauvllle Sport Van. 6 cyl., roof. Economy plus. 76 TOYOTA •4595 78 FORD *4888 auto., power steering & brakes, AM- Corolla Deluxe 2 Door. 4 cyl^ auto., F-100 8’ Styleside Pickup. V-8, auto., FM cassette radio. This Is like new. 76D0D6E *3595 air cond., radio. Economy plus. power steering, AM -FM radio.1 Monaco 4 Door Brougham. V>8, 79 CHEV •8205 auto., air cond., power steering & 77 FORD •4199 79 CHEV •3049 Blazer Cheyenne 4 Wheel Drive. V-8, brakes, radio, vinyl roof. Looks new. LTD II 3 Seat Squire Wagon. V-8, C-10 8' Fleetslde Pickup. V-8, auto., auto., power steering & brakes, radio auto., air cond., power steering & power steering & brakes, radio. and many more extras. brakes, radio. A real beauty. WE NAK 1980 a n c n ES AW M0NZA$ IN STOCK FOR IMMEMATE DELIVERY
CHEVROLET r Herald TE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 6464464 PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ Sep{, J», 1979 , , EVENING rt6liAbD,-FYi.. Sept. 28.'19W~.l W ge THRRy The Brothers Two The Steak Out & The Steak Club The Steak Out and The Steak Club are Luncheons are served in Vernon daily pleased to announce the return of their Monday through Saturday and in Windsor The Brothers Two Restaurant is a fami Mon-Friday 3 PM-7 PM with most of your Champagne Brunch. A fine Sunday Locks Monday through Friday. ly restaurant featuring Italian cusine favorite drinks 9(H and Beer SOt - Special happening takes place every week When you’re in the Windsor Locks area located on Rt 83 Ellington on the Vernon complimentary hors deuvers are served. between 11:30 and 2:30 where you are able stop in the Gibson Lounge at the Steak town line. It is owned and operated by The lounge is open daily til 1 AM Sat til 2 to enjoy a most delightful buffet for $4.95. Club and listen to the unforgettable Gregg Alan and Robert Percoski — open 7 days a AM Sundays 11 PM. — Outside catering is Bring along the children - for only $2.95 Jones at the organ. Gregg comes to us week, luncheon is served 11 AM-3 PM also available for all occasions for any they too will enjoy this; a nice place for after playing at the El San Juan Hotel in Dinners 5-10 PM. Reservations are size group. For reservations, advance ser the family to spend Sunday together. Puerto Rico for the last 19 years. An artist welcome. vice or take out call 875-6203 — Stop in Featur^ on Sunday and Monday nights at the organ - something no one should The Brothers Two lounge features a soon at Brothers Two “where the is Top Sirloin Steak for $7.95. This special miss. quiet gaslite atmosphere with Happy Hour customer is king." dinner includes potato and unlimited salad The Steak Club is located at 179 Turn bar along with a complimentary glass of pike Road in Windsor Locks. The Steak wine or beer. Out is in Vernon on Route 83. .k-f- Be sure to visit the other Steak Clubs in Wethersfield, West Hartford and Plain- i f ville.
-•»a k i CPs Giant Grinders THIS A well' known and very popular local zas, for instance, because, he says, “so restaurant has recently changed hands. many people know CJ’s for our giant Steve Karamesinis, a Manchester native, grinders that they are unaware of the WEEK’S is now the owner of CJ’s at 273 Broad St. in delicious pizza we now make.” Manchester. Steve is a graduate of the ’There will be a few changes, of course. University of Hartford’s School of CJ’s has been renovated recently and the Business and has been in the restaurant new hours of business are 10:30 to mid SPECIALS business for ten years. He intends to night Monday through Saturday and 11 provide constant menu expansion while a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays. retaining the quality that CJ’s is known Call ahead for faster service ..,649-5329. IBROILED gM HQ for. Steve suggests you try one of his piz NOWOrailH FRESH HADDOCK .. 3 i 9 0 ■m o u t h w a t e r in g f r e s h h a d d o c k e x p e r tl y PREPARED ... FROM THE OCEAN TO YOUR P U TE
.^-JJeartu ^reetin^ o m BARBECUED g4| f | | | fiLASTON BURY CHICKEN DINNER . Vk e ^ocelli iW in d s o r I MR. STEAK m u s t i m m u m m Ifl* I SIRLOIN ...... M . 5 0 WNaEEVBrrMEALCOMESWmi (OUR FAMOUS TRADITIONAL SIRLOIN) Asm ORDER OFHM. I COMPLETE WITH OHOICE OF APPETIZER, POTATO, AND OUR RANCH HOUSE TOAST. H o u s e >M UH\Heterr/&4riAtr a ResrAuPA/^ t r a t 0 MafoAUYoffeR&0»AteAiSArs*AAam K:£&,Bur Restaurant on the Qreen OUeiNATOFneKi YbUA &/C£0RBER0FFUVAATH B A eR rm *J6 wjord£r . Af/emeRytx/uKfsmAK. \ Delicious dining in our famous Timber Room. Full luncheon and dinner &AA/r6R0(mfbuNDs. a r /r d p s h o r s h r /mp, r u e r Children’s Menu from ...... menu. Entertainment in The Copper Pub Friday and Saturday nights. AU coAte A/mBmA&uxe p r s b poPcomA.tvseRem \ iA(e&mRicA//vAiERiAROfRee lo rs a r d q a a i£s Happy Hour Monday thru Friday 3 to 7 most drinks .99c. F V i THB R/0& AROPOR YOUR TH/RST, tm S&A and free hot hors d’oeuvres. Plus daily specials, our famous aamenfSBscPoR opteuRfARR/m lUNCHESTIR Sunday Roast, a children’s menu, and senior citizen discounts. asB R A ^, /Muuamass^AAo ataXYAiAPyiS 9Y"MBRTCR£R Reservations suggested— 688-3673. IHERBA JVSnaoM RYSim - iNMis&AaotR-me 244 CENTER ST. RootiDibAeYriUA//Rm/& a d . ■MYYRoroopeiii/iRmf youR Open Dally 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. WEEKENDS TIL 10 Banquets and meetings are our PmourRORytAARBRiP delight and our specialty; wed 6lRRARrBeDrouU.a The Mansfield Depot e vening herald. Fri., Sept. 28. 1979 - PAGE FtVF La Crepe Restaurant ^ Diners at LaCrepe in the market level oi dessert crepe is one combination. A The Mansfield Depot was used as a train Richard Moriarty, the head chef, a the Hartford Civic Center can choose beverage is included. Wine and cocktails depot as recently as 1959. The building has Manchester native, graduated from the Pumpernickel Pub from several different kinds of crepes at from a service bar are available. had two incarnations since then, one a gift Culinary Institute. He has cooked The Pumpernickel Pub Restaurant is luncheon or dinner. Specials are offered For those who prefer a change of pace shop the other an artists studio. Larry professionally in San Francisco and Cape the place where you can buy a drink of The place where you can bring your daily. from crepes, quiche lorraine, chef’s salad Hoss acquired use of the building in Sept., Cod. The Depot’s specialties are Filet your choice from 3 to 7 p.m. and your se mends and relax with a whole bunch of Crepe stuffings. from beef, seafood, is offered. 1976. The construction work was done un Mignon, Duck, Veal, Stuffed Sole dishes cond dnnk “costs only a nickel”. ‘" “ “s you haven’t even met yet... chicken and spinach to fruits and ice La Crepe is open for iunch and dinner til March of 1978 to absolutely match the and Trout. ’The menu is altered seasonally The place where you can get a great The place where you can reserve the cream are available. Monday through Wednesday from 11:30 1927 decor. Open for one year and a half every four months around these entrees. soup or salad or sandwich or steak or com- Blarney Room for small parties up to 50 Combination luncheon and dinner yet the MansHeld Depot has had the dis Brunch on Sundays is a unique plete dinner or one of ten uniQue burgers. and beginning Monday, luncheon a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday from 11:30 a.m. specials... specials are offered. Hearty soup served to 10 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from tinction of being mentioned in “The Guide experience with live chamber music The place where you can enjoy live in earthenware crocks, french bread and a 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday hours are to Fine Dining” and in the March, 1979 featuring an oboe and clarinet to enhance entertainment and the best service in It’s the people place with personality It s Pumpernickel Pub. 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. issue of Connecticut Magazine. your culinary pleasure at the Mansfield town... Depot. IWjV h "44 Marlborough Tavern Pipe Dream Restaurant Manchester Pizza & Restaurant The historic Marlborough Tavern offers modate up to 200 quest in one of its many a lovely country atmosphere. Built in 1740, private party rooms. Nestled in the hills of West Willington, 1 Manchester Pizza Restaurant located at the Marlborough Tavern wax once used as Also available at the tavern on week A Family affair, the business is staffed premises. Be sure to try their specialties. a stagecoach stop, post office and tavern. mile from Rt 84 at exit 100, the Pipe by Bert, Barone and his three children 313 Green Rd. in the 7-11 Plaza invites vou ends are the latest of plays off Broadway, to dine with them for breakfast beginnLg Manicotti and Lasanga, sure to please It also served as a church and town hall at done in a cozy intimate atmosphere. Dream Restaurant features a warm con Sally, Albert and Susan — A complete bar, any Italian food lover. Stop in and say various times during its career. genial atmostphere — A full line and 64 capacity banquet/party room is The Matsikas family, innkeepers, offer carefully prepare breakfast as well, as all hello for breakfast, lunch or dinner or call The tavern offers a continental and you a warm invitation to come and enjoy restaurant with over 50 selections in available. The dining room offers seating cluding Italian cuisine. your favorite Italian foods right on the for take out service 647-9157. Greek menu. The hours: 11:30a.m. to 2:30 the historic Marlborough Tavern and its for 100. Open daily at 11:30 til late. Sunday p.m. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Closed on Monday, early American charm. at noon - closed"Mondays. July 4. Labor Day, Memorial Day. The Marlborough Tavern can accom LA STRADA WEST ilL . RESTAURANT Join Us! 471 HARTFORD RD. (Cor. McKee St.) The Finest In 643-6165 Prime Ribs au jus Entres by the Score and More r^i Lobster Italian and In this day and age of fast foods and limited menus. The Clark’s proudly lays before you at both dinner and luncheon a menu with a score and more main dishes, American Dishes Crabmeat Casserole, Swordfish, Baked Scrod, Lobster and other seafoods: Roast Duckling, Double Lamb Chops, Prime Rib, a Chicken Pie that’s sure to delight you, Billy boy; and many other intriguing choices are offered at dinner. Luncheons run the gamut from a great collection of sandwiches, over a dozen T h e t ^ IXK w r STOPHEK^AUyhlOR§ BUT..,. daily specials in the $2.50 bracket, to complete-luncheons, most under $5.00. And generous is the word for the servings at The Clark’s, from the drinks through the desserts. In addition, dinner patrons are lavished with garlic bread, The Mansfield Depot Restaurant cheese spread, and corn fritters with maple syrup, all no-charge extras. Dinner is served from 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from noon Sun days and holidays. Luncheons from 11:30 to 3 Mondays through Fridays. The FULL SERVICE FAMILY RESTAURANT For Clark’s does not open until 5 Saturdays. Reservations are always wise. RREAKFAST SPECIALS DDc LUNCHEON SPECIALS Fine Country Dining , There is entertainment in the lounge Wednesday through Saturday night. PIZZA & GRINDERS - ^ 25 DINNERS Fifteen Minutes from Manchester VEAL PARMI6IAN ...... 5,99 DELMONICO STEAN ...... 5.OO Dinner From 6:00 Tues - Sunday CHIOIEN PARMIGIAN ...... 4.99 STRIP STEAK ...... 3.95 Lunch 11:30 a.m. . 2:00 p.m. Tues. - Friday RAKED STUFFED MIXED SEAFOOD 0.29 i*«ARflA ...... 3 *^ Brunch 12:00-3:00p.m. Sunday OPEN SEVEN DAYS Closed Mondays RT. 44-A, MANSFIELD DEPOT, CONN. 429-3663 N o r t h 8C Meadow Streets ( 203) 423-1631 WILLIMANTIC PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ Sept. M, 1979 e v e n in g h e r a l d , Fri.. Sept. 28. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN House of Chung MR. HENRY CHUNG, Cavey^s Henry Chung has just remodeled the RESTAURATEUR, INVITES restaurant, adding the plush “ Island Room” to go along with the “ Peacock YOU TO THE... Most of you know that Cavey’s is the Every Monday evening Cavey’s presents Room” and their main dining room. Jim Hammerslough. ’Then Bud Mayer „ HOOSS finest FYench restaurant in the greater The House of (Tiung is open seven days a Hartford area. And has an Italian cuisine entertains you on ’Tuesdays, Wednesdays week. Hours Monday through Thursday that makes you hum a little bit of your and ’Thursdays. And finally, on Friday and are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and Satur favorite opera when you leave. But Saturday evenings, there’s Bobbi Rogers day hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; and on perhaps you didn’t know about the other with a voice and style that critics luve Sunday the restaurant is open from noon I OF CHOnO side of Cavey’s, the night life. called “a musical sophisticate.” She will to 10 p.m. Beginning in October there’s something be introduced by none other than Mort The House of Chung honors Master Fega, Hartford’s dean of jazz. new waiting for you at Cavey’s! All new Charge, Visa and American Express. MU' ’Things start at about 9 p.m. each sounds 'from three different performers, \ Phone 649-4968 for reservations. each with his or her own style to entertain evening. So come to Cavey’s 45 Eiast Polynesian and Cantonese bill of fare and anchant you. ’There’s some jazz, some Center St., Manchester and find out why are served at the House of Chung at 363 Manchester’s finest restaurant now has blues and a lot of very interesting people. Broad St. in Manchester. its finest entertainment lounge. Cavey’s in The House of Chung offers a change of the evening is a whole new show. taste from the usual steak and potato fare. Patrons can dine in the surroundings of a Chinese garden in the new Peacock Room. The lush greenery and filtered The Davis Family Restaurant skylight offer pleasant surroundings for fall dining. i i i . Dishes of seafood, poultry, pork and The Davis Family Restaurant is located Some of their specialties are homemade beef prepared in an Oriental style are in the Caldor Shopping Plaza, Manchester, onion rings, two soups daily and luscious offer^. FEATURING POLYNESIAN AND CAN between Harvey’s and Tech Stereo. Stop desserts. We have takeout service on all The chef will prepare dinner com TONESE COOKING. TRY OUR FAMOUS in and say hello to Agnes and her sons luncheons and dinners. Tel 649-5487. binations not listed on the menu. Ample PUPU PLATTER. COMBINATION PLATTERS Butch & James. Luncheon and Dinners Guests may bring in wine or whatever portions encourage guests to mix and OR SPECIAL FAMILY DINNERS. ENJOY are served from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. they like to enjoy with their meal. The match dishes to sample the various foods. DINING IN OUR PEACOCK ROOM — IT'S LIKE AN ORIENTAL daily, closed Sundays. We have friendly children’s menu contains 6 meals and 2 The House of Chung offers a complete waitress service. sandwiches. Save Gas — Dine with us and GARDEN! IT'S A CHINESE RESTAURANT LIKE YOU'VE NEVER takeout service of all items listed on the SEEN. SO STOP IN FOR A TREAT. WE ALSO HAVE COMPLETE The menu features U.S.D.A. choice do ail your family shopping in one plaza. menu. beef, fresh fish and Italian food which is CHINESE FOOD TAKE OUT AND CATERING SERVICE FOR HOME Master Charge & VISA accepted. During the week the House of Chung personally prepared by Butch & James. PARTIES. ENJOY FREE APPETIZERS IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE. features a special luncheon menu with reduced prices on selected meals. LUAU THE ISLANDS SPECIAL FEAST. ROAST PORK, AND MEAT FISH a n d v e g e t a b l e s EACH COOKED IN A SPECIAL MANNER AND SERVED WITH EXOTIC SAUCES AND SPICES AND TEMPTING ISLAND DRINK, MORE PEOPLE, MORE FUN Sui^ay Brupcb n ie to c ic ^ { ^arlborougly t! t 'i flt Lii o i'inintr\ Mfrfdin/t, Broivi>stca7e W e give the same personal service to a Banquet • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw o f 200 as we do a party o f 2” Spend your lunch hour in a cozy dining room being served berries Chantilly, and our pastry chef’s creations — by vvaitresses in French peasant costumes, serving crisp Yes, at the Marlborou^ Tavern, long known for their excellent cuisine, salads and delightfully prepared creiaes. Or you can watch muffins, danish, and nut breads — still warm from the where Banqueting is like Dining, we now invite you to consider their new the world go by. enjoying the summer breezes on our out oven. pay the same personal attention to Banqueting facilities for that wed service whether your party is for ding, business or special event. (]all door terrace. Our moderately priced menu offers you a • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecake, chocolate two hundred p e^ Ie or two. for reservations and further infor seemingly unlimited choice of crepe? including such ingre mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — it’s all in The Matsikas Family, Innkeepers, mation. dients as beef, seafood, chicken, spinach and even fruits or cluded in the price of your brunch! ice cream. There is a well stocked service bar plus a small but well balanced wine list. • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender filet topped with a poached egg, artichoke hearts, and -SPECIALTIES- smothered in a rich Beamaise sauce— or try our thick 3 ECe OMELETTES ODCKIMUME ONONSOOr WHIl CMct *f (iSmti cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire S The Ground Round Restaurant is a fun, meal free of charge. Call and ask John 250 HARTFORD ROAD OF COURSE! family place to eat and drink. Located at about the details. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD 3025 Main Street in Glastonbury, we are at There’s entertainment Thursday, the junctions of Routes 2 & 3 between the Friday and Saturday nights from 9:00 QOLF COURSE Putnam Bridge and the Putnam Plaza P.M. to 1:00 A.M. and you can watch Mon (Exit 5D off Route 2). day N i^ t Football and other sporting Featured are such regular menu itmes events on our big. Advent, television ■ ■ . C»J1 as the 10 oz. N.Y Strip Sirloin, 8 oz. Top screen. BREAKFAST SPECIAL Sirloin Butt Steak and our 8 oz. ham Lunch is served from 11 A.M.-4P.M. 2 Eggs-Homo Fries burger, made daily from fresh ground ' Monday through Saturday and dinner is Toast a Coffee round. Each of these are broiled to your served from 4 p.m. to close Monday LUNCHEONS liking. Other menu items include a variety through Saturday and all day Sunday. Our of seafood such as shrimp and scallops as hours are 11 A.M. - 11 P.M. Sunday; 11 OPEN NOW thru DECEMBER 16th well as chicken, frankfurters, chili, A.m. - 12 A.M. Monday-Wednesday; 11 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM homemade soup and a variety of A.M.-1 A.M. ’Thursday and 11 A.M.-2 sandwiches. There’s something for A.M. Friday and Saturday. We have Hap everyone including a full children’s menu. py Hour Monday through Saturday from 3 SCENIC VIEW FROM DINING AREA There’s a private function room which P.M. 7 P.M. as well as daily luncheon can accommodate dinner parties for 50 specials and all-you-can-eat dinner OVERLOOKING THE TERRACE AND people and/or cocktail parties for up to 100 specials ’Tuesday through Friday. We LARQER SEATING CAPACITY GOLF COURSE. people; accept Master Charge, Visa and John Purzia is the manager and is a American Express and our phone number The Ground Round in Glastonbury for your dining pleasure. Manchester native, and he invites kids up is 659-0162. BEER AND WINE to 13 years of age to have a birthday party Come join John and his staff at the JUST OFF TOLLAND TPKE. at the restaurant with the birthday child’s Ground Round in Glastonbury, where the good times are found. 130 LONG HILL RD., E. HARTFORD 646-7738 OPEN MON-8AT 6 AM to 3 PM SUNDAY 7 AM to 1 PM 828-1014 CATERINQ FOR ALL OCCASIONS c m D tn •UP I 872-7327 p I ^nuttjiSqidFt: D m J T ^ r e s t a u r a n t Clip the cost of eating RT. 83, ELLINGTON, CT. under the Orange Roof. i I P G B U IK M IU STEAKS & SEAFOOD ALL YOU CAN EAT SPECIALS... I ELABORATE SALAD BAR_____ MONDAYS- to OO TAVEBI FRIED CHICKEN ’ 9 .Z 8 989 ELLINGTON RD. - RT. 30 - SO. WINDSOR TUESDAYS- n o BANQUET FACILITIES S P A G H E H I * 3.08 y Dining & Dnncing Accommodations for up to 400 people. WEDNESDAYS- H A M I ' ' f» a tn r 0 d S pm €lah \ ^ 4 1 FISHERY *2.88 PRIME RIB of BEEF ★ BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP I Featuring lovely decor, uncrowded seating private service bar, large stage,.1 THURSDAYS- large dance floor. Personalized arrangements. Reasonable prices. A A Dm WATCH FRIDAY HERALD Professional advice on entertainment for your group, be it a disc jockey or TURKEY...... * 3.28 FOR WEEKEND SPECIALS one of Conn, top bands. ______FRIDAYS- to QO y James Agnes Butch ------^------k ------CLAM FR Y...... *3.88 y0 ^ y0 4 DAMCme E¥EKYFRIDA Y A SAT. In The R afters Lounge Christmas Parties TKMVISFIUNLYRESTAUMIIT d 'i HAPPY HOUR: DAILY 4 P.M . to 6 P.M. IH THE LOUHCE Book now and share in the FREE Dancing and Entertainment. i HAPPY HOUR 990 CALDOR PLAZA, MANCH T f l. 649-5487 -A- WEDDING ond BANQUET FACILITIES RESTAURANT • LOUNGE • BANQUET ROOMS 394 TOLLAND TPKE. Luncheon and Dinner Served Moi4.-Sat. from 11-9 P.M. Friendly .AUiM TO ’ PERSONS HOUUARD Waitress Service. Home style cooked meals specially prepared by GingDT Mas»ari, Your Hostoss MANCHESTER Butch & James Davis. The menu features U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Fresh _ % CLOSED SUNDAYS—EXCEPT FOR HOLIDAYS ELEGANT DECOR TN. 372-7327 JounsonS Fish, and Italian food. You may bring along a bottle of wlne-etc.-to OPEN MONDAYS REASONABLE PRICES CloMd Monday* 649-6220 enjoy with lunch or dinner. ^ " 989 ELLINGTON RD., Route 30 OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY FRIDAY I Take-out service aveffabfe. South Windsor, Conn. A ENTERTAINMENT Rt. 83 • THUBS, FBI. & SAT. Ellington Conn. AND SATURDAY Tel. 2 8 9 -7 9 2 9 DO g g m m gg D m D m 1^ •• PAGE TKN - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Sept. 28. 1979 (r ■ ^ ■ 11; if t f \ 4 ^ ^ III'*' • I -• < EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Sept. 28, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Mr. Steak In ManchesLer, dining in a relaxed at dining experience one you will always mosphere & being served by the most remember. courteous waitresses around make MR. At MR. STEAK you have all you can ask y3 '^'‘vss STEAK the place to go. for, all for a great price. We feature all U.S.D.A. choice steak dinners & a fine selection of fresh seafood Luncheons are served Monday through all at a very reasonable price to fit any Sat. lt:00 AM to 3:00 PM, dinners served budget. I daily after 3:00 p.m. and all day Sunday. All our meals come complete with a Mr. Steak is located at 244 Center St Manchester, CT 646-1995. choice of appetizers, potato & our famous ranch house toast. Mr. Steak accepts Visa and Master Charge. Your hosts Mr. Paul Koutsopolos We also feature a complete childrens menu with prices starting at 69 cents. and Mrs. Joann Olechno will be present to cater to all your needs. Our waitresses, our excellent food and the overall atmosphere will make your Casa Nova GiovannVs & Giovanni^ Of Course! “Benvenuti A Casa Nova” Head chef fine wines which enhances the flavor. and owners Victor Benacquista and Gino Banquet facilities are also available for DlGennaro invite you to join them for a any occasion. The well known Giovanni s Restaurant years, is the manager of the restaurant different atmosphere. Located at the East leisurely evening in a relaxed at on Hartford Road in Manchester has liquor license. It is open to the public for Casa Nova Restaurant is on Route 83. across from the Glorious Emporium at Hartford Golf Course on Long Hill Road breakfast, lunch and dinner. mosphere. Both Victor and Gino are from recently reopened blowing a fire last Talcottville/Vernon just over the 250 Hartford Rd. R is open from 6 a.m. to 3 (Take a right from Tolland Turnpike if Giovanni’s can also provide catering for . Italy and have brought with them the fine Manchester line. Telephone 643-0256. Open spring. Owner Johnny Zocco and his wife p.m. Monday to Saturday and 7 a.m. to 1 coming from Manchester), it provides a Claudia used the opportunity to remodel all occasions. Call ^ 7 7 3 8 the original art of Italian cooking, making Casa Nova daily they serve dinner till closing; p.m. Sundays and serves wine and beer. scenic view of the course from its terrace Giovanni’s, or 528-1024 Giovanni’s of one of the finest family restaurants in the luncheons 11-3. For a happy “HAPPY by increasing the seating capacity. Jim Giovanni’s, Of course! Provides the and dining room. Located in an adjacent Smyth who has been with John for four Course!, for details. area. HOUR” stop in between 4 and 7 Monday same delicious menu in a completely room is the lounge and bar with a full Besides Italian food, Casa Nova thru Friday when often one will find a specializes in seafood and a select list of great pizza being served at the bar. “THE HOME OF Tired of the USUAL? _ The STEAK CLUB then try the UNUSUAL! ^ THE GIANT GRINDERS LOBSTER FRA DIAVIALO © The STEAK OUT MUSSELS PICANTE GIANT BROCCOLI BREAD CJ’s GRIMDERS BAKED SHARK 273 BROAD ST, MANCHESTER CALAMARI PLUS MANY OTHER SERVING DELICIOUS PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, SHELLS, RAVIOLI ENJOYABLE FOODS AND NOW SALADS ALONG WITH :iit Legal Beverages their fam o u s grinders. TOP SIRLOIN Draft Beer Sandwiches •COMPLETELY RENOVATED STEAK •UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BAKED STUFFED SH RIM P...... * 6 .9 5 ROAST PRIME R IB ...... *6 .9 5 •BUT THE SAME FINE FOOD REMAINS Ve a l AND EGGPLANT PARM...... *5 .2 5 $7.95 T ip e VEALPARMIGIANA...... *4.95 Daily 11:30 ’til late. NEWHOVRS; CALL AHEAD STEAMERS...... *2.75 INCLUDES POTATO AND (Open Sunday at Noon) Dream OPEN DAILY MON-SIIT FOR FAST UNLIMITED SALAD BAR RTE.32&ADEMECRD. 10:30 TO MDNIGHT A CHOICE OF A GLASS Restaurant SERnCE 195 Hebron Avenue 633-1290 WESTWILLINGTON,CT. SUNDAY OF BEER OR WINE. 1 mile from Rie. 84 at Exit 100. CLOSED MONDAYS 11 TO 11 649-5329 i '» M I < ) } . . i i : . . : . i : . • < : . . , I f I : f .M 1 M H I , ! I » ■ ’M >» t V I I’ 3- H M PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Sept. 28. 1979 EVENING HERALD. FVi.. Sept. 28. 1978 - PAGE THIRTRRN Howard Johnson'*s Brownstone Podunk Mitt Tavern In these days of gas shortages, you don't convenience. They also have a full liquor The Podunk Mill Tavern at 989 Ellington stuffed shrimp and seafood selections are have to drive far to find a place for a license and a 9!F per drink happy hour. The Road in South Windsor offers dining in a featured nightly. rustic setting. reasonably priced family meal. dining room has been remi^eled for a Dining and dancing are featured at the Luncheon is served from 11:30 a.m. to 5 Private banquet facilities are available The 225-year-old building was originally Paul Ford, manager of the local Howard more luxurious setting. Brownstone Restaurant at the comer of p.m. Monday through Friday. Dinner is from parties for six to 150 persons. a mill. It still features rough-hewn beams Johnson's in Manchester, invites you to It is conveniently located, reasonably Asylum and Trumbull streets in downtown served from 5 to 10 p.m. Monday through Entertainment is featured in the and authentic bamwood. The restaurant stop in during the summer and enjoy the priced, a place kids will love, and Mom Hartford. ' Thursday and until 11 p.m. Friday and Rafters Lounge on Friday and Saturday overlooks » waterfall and a pond. friendly, relaxed atmosphere at 394 and Dad can have some wine with their The restaurant, lounge and bar are Saturday. Sunday dinner hours are 4 to nights. A different band is featured each Tolland Turnpike. dinner. It has everything... try your local, located on the street level. The disco dan 9:30 p.m. week. The brownstone exterior was once part Howard Johnson's features daily friendly Howard Johnson’s Restaurant cing area is one level below and is called Sunday brunch for $5.95 is served from Luncheon is served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 of the old Heublein Hotel in Hartford. The specials during the week and is open 24 soon. Rumbottoms and private function rooms 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. A buffet of fresh p.m. Monday through Friday. Dinner is doors are from the old Hartford Public hours on Friday and Saturday for your are also below. . fruits and desserts is featured. Entrees served Monday through Thursday from High School and the cobblestones were Entrees include: veal jerusalem, which are ordered a la carte. Entrees include 5:30 to 9 p.m; Friday and Saturday from salvaged from Morgan Street. IS scalops of veal with artichoke hearts french toast, eggs benedict, quiches, eggs 5:30 to 10 p.m. The restaurant is closed Continental cuisine is featured with and mushrooms cooked in madeira wine; florentine, omelettes and mixed grill. A Sundays, except for special holidays. The Diamond Restaurant and filet marquis which is medallions of glass of champagne, a bloody Mary or a dinner specials Tuesday through Satur The Podunk Mill Tavern accepts Visa beef sauteed with shallots and mushrooms screwdriver are included. day. Additional specials are featured on and Mdster Charge. The restaurant is Friday and Saturday nights. Regular There is definately not a crowd here at guaranteed to please. Luncheons are and smothered in red wine. owned and managed by Ginger Massari Chef Johnathan Walker and assistant menu items such as prime ribs, baked and her son, Doug. The Diamond Restaurant; three partners served daily Monday thru Sunday with A wine list and house drinks made with chef James Donagher won the “Grand - three cousins— three good friends. Tom various specials offered each day. Be sure fresh fruits, sherbets and ice cream com Salon Award" for their preparation of Santangelo. Phil Lombardo and Peter to bring along the whole family — at such plete the dining experience. “Fruit of the Sea in the french style.” The Lucca invite you to join them for a reasonable prices it can be a night out Disco dancing is offered Tuesday “Grand Salon Award” was the top award delicious home cooked meal in a friendly, enjoyed and affordable by all. through Saturday in Rumbottoms. The given in the Civic Center contest spon ■omfortable setting. Their main concern Don't miss the Monday night special — music starts at 9 p.m. and runs until 1 IS to take care of their customers, and sored by the Connecticut Restaurant Pasta - all you can eat for $2.50 served a.m. Tuesday to Thursday and 2 a.m. on with the help of their staff, one can be Association. with a complimentary glass of wine. Friday and Saturday. assured of a most relaxing and enjoyable The Diamond Restaurant is located at The Brownstone accepts most major Live piano music is featured on the meal. 195 Hebron Ave.. Glastonbury. Telephone credit cards. Free parking is available From sausage to soups everything that 633-1290. Open Mon. thru Thurs. 9-1 AAL terrace Tuesday through Saturdav after 5 p.m. at 1 Financial Plaza. evenings. is served is homemade and fresh and Fri. and Sat. 9-2 AM, Sunday 12-11 PM. ’ Regular $ X . 2 9 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ! I Price ^ — MANCHESTER t EXIT 94 ON 1-86 J Purchase any of our great-tasting adult 643-9529 meals, and your kids under 12 eat free. FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE Ponderosa has a new Children’s M enu... and were in troducing it with this special offer. Treat {^ourself to any AND AMERICAN CUISINE of our adult dinners at our regular price, and we'll treat STOP IN FOR OUR BUSINESS M EN’S AND SHOP- each of i^our kids under 12 to a F R E E Square Shooter PERS’ SPECIALS. ALSO SPECIAL FAMILY DIN Hamburger dinner. NERS O N SUNDAY. The adult dinner includes a baked potato, warm roll with butter, and our All-You-Can-Eat salad bar. Unlimited re m cttn 10 fills on soft drinks, coffee and tea. IIS IINOWIS «M> SO _a_ Hflanclte6ler j^izza /^edlaurant "=^The B ro th e rs Two| 313 GREEN ROAD MANCHESTER, a . 06040 4 West Road Plaza, Ellington-Vernon Line UIJ "\UIERL THE n SiOMEK 1^ MV." GUS & ANTIGONI - Proprietor* OD Proucdly Presents PHONE 647-9157 B r T f i^ V i OPEN FOR BREAKFAST AGAIN BEGINNING BON IV m iT RKTAURMIT ANNOUNCES A NUMBER OF DELIGHTFUL NEW ADDITIONS TO THEIR MENU OCT. 1 SPECIAL HOUSE CHICKEN Also Serving Daily BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP The Brothers Two Lounge CALAMARI OVER BED OF LINGUINE The Islander Featuring "Happy Hour" Mon. thru Friday 3-7 PM. Most of your Favorite Drinks 90c. Beer •Delicious Pizza SAN FRANCISCO CHOMPINO 50 Sinigaiiorf — If m u i lik f In-i-f on a nuotlti* >011*11 lo '*’ ' 2.75 And 4 Complete Line of Sanduichei Part of Signs* Cot Page 3 PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Sept. J8.1979 ^____ ....______LLl i " 1 j!»J M i ■»j I.».., r — —rr> • j Puzzle Prize Grows to $175 Vol. There were still no winners in the Herald's Prizeweek Puzzle, and the contest prize increases another $2.^. in this fourth week of competition. Nearly 1.000 entries have been 432 m am received by the Herald. The prize for this week's Puzzle, which appears in today s TV spotlight 0CT 3- t section, has been increased to O/WUND There is a bonus if a winning en Connie Jackson try is submitted by a home sub scriber. ST Fuel Aid Men of the Sun HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby Moffett. D-Conn.. brought a gloom and doom picture to UKUND Connecticut Friday about the chances of getting massive 9 ' federal aid approved in time to keep New Englanders warm this winter. COMIOII Moffett, who was in Hartford to Ea speak before the Capitol Region mo Community Council, also said spo most government officials don't rec seem to be putting enough (NEXT TO K emphasis on what he believes is ^^pernicke' ‘ the only way out of the energy e c o n o m y shortage - conservation. One man in the audience asked ELECTRIC) if people would receive President The Pumpernickel Pub Restaurant is... | Carter's $1.4 billion in emergency fuel aid in time for this heating The place where you • The place where you season. The money hinges on Congressional approval of his can buy a drink of your can enjoy live choice from 3 to 7 p.m. windfall profits tax on oil com entertainment and the be$t| panies. and your second drink service in town. Another person in the audience “costs only a nidcei” • The place where you shouted: "Three years. " E/> can bring your friends and Tf you don't get it detached sons from that whole windfall profits • The place where you reiax with a whole bunch and: can get a great soup or tax thing." Moffett said, "you fron of friends you haven’t even | could be right." salad or sandwich or steak met yet. m ar or complete dinner or one after of ten unique burgers. It’s the people place with| Ted*s Pitch the r personality... it’s of B BOSTON I UPI) - Edward Chri; Kennedy told cheering unionists "V PUMPERNICKEL PUB who had just endorsed him Friday Ame that they won't be disappointed Firs when he announces in a few weeks groui whether he will challenge Presi Man dent Carter in 1980. Mrs Kennedy's strongest statement anti- to date indicating he will run blast came after the Massachusetts Ms AFL-CIO shouted approval of a berei resolution endorsing him for Blue president and urging the national groui AFL-CIO to do the same. Th Itunipcrnicktl "You'll be hearing my response aroui to that resolution in the next very show few days and very few weeks and pent I don't think you'll be disap of th pointed." he said. passi Later, with scores of union Mr delegates jumping up on the table other tops anil shouting, the senator to se held aloft a "Kennedy in '80 " T- "W shirt he had been presented. but "I was looking for something what comfortable to wear around the Mr Senate. " Kennedv said. gathi Prime Raised NEW YORK I UPI I - Gloom and uncertainty hung over the stock market Friday and the G lower prices were a reflection of the condition. Citibank upped the prime len ding rate another quarter point, E bringing it to 13 1 2percent. Most of the country's other banks swung into line. Alden W. Clausen, president of the Bank of America, told a G1 meeting of financial analysts in culn Munich the U.S. recession will ex Frid tend far into the first quarter of Jr. a 1980.' will The dollar fell on most foreign in Cl markets as the price of gold edged Bo towards $400 an ounce. who The combination of gloomy ford news sent the Dow Jones in 19 yi dustrial average reeling. The had blue-chip indicator slipped 8.r" 1960. points to 878.r.8. and for the week thes has given up around ir. points, a the ( far cry from its rise of almost If. To points last week. Dale gath in th