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The Weather WHATS Saturday mostly sunny. Highs 65 to 70. Saturday night NEWS fair. Lows in the 40s. Partly cloudy Sunday. Highs near 70. Handiratpr Kimiiitg Hrralft Probability of rain near zero 20 Cents Per Copy Saturday, 20 percent Saturday night. Southeast winds 10 to 15 Vol. XCVII, No. 307 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, Sept. 30, 1978 A Family ISEWSpaper Since 1881 mph Saturday becoming light Leaf Pickups southerly at night. To Start Late "''9>VKs:BXSt>rsm%sr-- ■ MANCHESTER - The town’s annual leaf pickup program will have one of its latest starts ever this year. George Ringstone, acting highway superintendent, said Rome in State of Shock Friday that the program probably will not be started until about Nov. 1. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The body Thousands of other mourners Every fall, the town’s Highway of Pope John Paul 1, his face serene crowded into St. Peter's Square and Department handles a street-by­ in a death no one expected, lay in knelt in prayer for the repose of the street collection of fallen leaves state in his papal palace as the soul of the pontiff. that have been swept and piled by Roman Catholic church set in motion Messages of condolence poured residents. for the second time in as many into the Vatican from throughout the Last year, the town cleanup months the 2,000-year-old process of world. President Carter expressed choosing a successor. started in late October and was his “deep sadness.” Evangelist Billy , ■ . .A S. A stunned world expressed sur­ finished in early December. Graham said in Stockholm that “God prise and sorrow at the sudden death Residents have complained mav have a message for the world" of the 65-year-old pontiff who died sometimes about the leaves through the recent deaths of two picked up too early in the season alone of a heart attack Thursday popes and a Russian Orthodox and more piling up before the end night while lying in bed reading a church leader. of autumn. book of religious devotion. His When John Paul's body was dis­ Early snowfalls, however, can private secretary found him early covered, Vatican Secretary of State Friday morning, the lights still bur­ disrupt the cleanup schedule if it Cardinal Jean Villot of France, the ning at his bedside, the book still in is started too late. church chamberlain, rushed into the his hands. room carrying a ritual silver John Paul's reign lasted only 34 hammer. A Vatican doctor was with days, the briefest in nearly four cen­ him. turies. It was a reign highlighted by Villot lightly tapped the late pope Glass Works his ready smile and parish-priest on the forehead three times with the The deed to the Pitkin Glass manner that won him immediate hammer and called the pontiff by his works has been turned over to a affection. His personal style was given name three times in Latin: new group formed to work toward humble and warm-hearted, and “Albino, Albino, Albino. Are you preservation of the historic site. Romans loved him for it. dead?” See page 11. “Rome is in a state of shock,” When there was no reply Villot Bishop Paul Dudley of Minneapolis pronounced the pontiff dead, grasped said at the Vatican. The eternal city the pontiff s hand and removed the Jewish Holiday was still mourning the death on Aug. gold ring of the fisherman, sym­ 6 of Pope Paul VI and a Vatican bolizing papal power, and smashed it Rosh Hashanah, Jewish New attendant, echoing the thoughts of 700 with the hammer, signaling the end Year, will being at sundown Sun­ The body of the late Pope John Paul I lies in state in the Vatican. (UPI photo) million Catholics, said. “It’s impossi­ of John Paul’s brief reign. day. See page .3. ble. it cannot be true. He had opened his arms to all of us and now he is gone so quickly" The body of the 263rd pontiff, clad Special Stock Market Rail Strikers Told Go Back in his red and white papal vestments, lay on a bier in the marbled papal NEW YORK (UPI) palace, his white silk miter resting WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. all persons acting in concert or par­ irreparable injury for which it has no Masses Investors, encouraged by a jump on green and silver pillows, as nearly District Judge Aubrey Robinson ticipation with any of them, are adequate remedy of law.” in the leading economic indicators 100,000 mourners, numb with grief ordered the nationwide four-day rail hereby enjoined and restrained from MANCHESTER -A ll regularly and President Carter’s pledge to Railway clerk§ first struck the strike ended Friday and the presi­ resorting to self-help including and surprise, passed by. scheduled masses at St. James take a firmer stand against infla­ Virginia-based Norfolk and Western dent of the striking rail clerks sent strikes or lockouts during the period Under his left arm was the silver Church this weekend will be recited tion, sent stock prices higher Railwa Co. July 10 in a dispute main­ his members back to work im­ in which the status quo provisions of bishop’s staff topped by a crucifix. in memory of Pope John Paul. There Friday. Trading was quiet. ly over job security amid growing mediately. section 10 of the Railway Labor Act automation. On Tuesday, pickets On his feet were the bright red will be a special mass held the day of The Dow Jones industrial Robinson signed a “double-edged” is in effect.” began spreading the strike across the “shoes of the fisherman" sym­ the Pope's burial, on a date to be an­ average climbed 4.51 points to temporary restraining order that Such a period would run up to 60 bolizing the Roman Catholic belief nounced. 865.82. The blue chip indicator nation until by Friday more than 100 directed the strikers to return to days from President Carter's crea­ railways were affected. that popes are the successors of St. At St Bridget Church the pope's eked out a gain of 3.38 points for work and forbade more than 100 Peter, the fisherman from Galilee passing will be mourned at the the week. tion of the emergency board under Robinson acted after the Justice railroads from taking reprisals the act Thursday. Department filed suit Friday against who became Christ's main disciple. regularly scheduled masses ’The New York Stock Exchange against the strikers who have dis­ index rose 0.31 to 57.78 and the Robinson’s order will expire at 6:45 the railroads and the unions, seeking rupted virtually all the passenger and price of an average share added p.m. on Oct. 10 unless further an immediate end to the strike. freight rail transportation in the na­ extended by the court. Robinson set In announcing his decision, the 18 cents. Advances led declines by tion. a 9-to-4 ratio among the 1,870 Oct. 10 for a hearing on a preliminary judge consolidated the Justice Vorster President Fred Kroll, president of the injunction against the strike. Department suit with an industry issues traded at 4 p.m. EDT. Big striking Brotherhood of Railway, The judge acted after a one-hour request for a 60-day injunction CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) Board volume amounted to about Airline and Steamship Clerks, Diederichs. Vorster said he was 23.610.000 shares. hearing in which the BRAC and the against the strikers and the union’s — South African legislators Friday available for the post when he an­ emphasized all workers who were on railroads could not work out a legal counter-suit asking there be no elected former Prime Minister John nounced on Sept. 20 that he was Before the market opened, the strike would be protected. agreement aimed at reopening rail reprisals against strikers. Vorster as the nation's fourth presi­ resigning as prime minister. Commerce Department reported “With this tremendous victory, I its August index of leading operations and contract negotiations. Justice Department attorney dent, a largely ceremonial post he is Vorster was opposed in the voting urge our people to immediately Earlier Friday, the Justice Depart­ Glenn Whitaker told Robinson that expected to transform into a power­ by two candidates nominated by the economic indicators — designed return to work,” Kroll said. to forecast the future of the ment filed suit against the union and any order or injunction must be a ful position. opposition Progressive Federal and “We’re going to start getting them 139 railroads asking that there be no “two-edged sword,” both protecting Vorster, who stepped down from New Republic parties, but the vote economy — spurted 0.8 percent on back immediately. I don’t anticipate stikes or lockouts during a 60-day workers against reprisals for his 12-year reign as prime minister never was in doubt because Vorster’s the heels of a revised 1.3 percent any problems.” slump in July. “cooling off” period under the striking and also ordering them back Thursday, was elected president by Nationalist Party hold a solid majori­ Robinson’s order stated that the Railway Labor Act. to work. South Africa’s Senate and Assembly Although the Federal Reserve railroads and the union, its officers, ty. The suit contended that “unless the When Richard Conway, a lawyer sitting in a joint session. He becomes He received 173 votes out of 204 Board tightened credit another employees, agents, members “and notch ’Thursday by allowing the strikes are enjoined, the United for the National Railway Labor. the first man to serve in both posts. votes cast. federal funds rate to exceed its States ... “will suffer immediate and Conference, an industry group, ad­ The presidency has been largely a Vorster, a man with solemn dignity presumed target. Wall Street ap­ dressed the court, Robinson asked: ceremonial post in the past, but the and heavy public countenance, parently believes the Fed will not “Do you agree it is two-edged?” South African constitution is being epitomized the deeply religious, stub­ impose stricter restraints in the One Supermarket “I agree it is two-edged,” Conway rewritten and one expected result is born Afrikaaner people who have near future. said, but urged that the railroads not that the president will have greatly dominated South Africa since 1948. Investors also were relieved the be required to hire back all workers expanded powers. Vorster was succeeded as prime nation’s basic money supply rose Will Defy Blue Law nor forego disciplinary procedures. ■The 63-year-old Vorster, who minister by Defense Minister Pieter by a moderate 8800 million in the Robinson said he was issuing only a resigned because of health problems, W. Botha, who is known as a military temporary restraining order because latest week. Although the supply I HARTFORD (UPI) — At least one torney general to enable him to do so. was expected to take on the role of hawk and relentless foe of “giving of the problems about reprisals. has grown at an unacceptable 10.6 I Connecticut firm — a supermarket Nor does it delineate the cir­ “elder stateman” to hold together in” to the nation's black majority. Kroll said his workers needed percent annual rate over the last I ~ Friday it plans to re- cumstances under which such ac­ the warring factions within the ruling In his first remarks as prime assurances from the railroads there four weeks, the latest advance I °Pen Sunday in defiance of the tions would be either necessary or Nationalist Party. minister, Botha, 62, promised a was not heated enough to push the I ® “blue” law. would be no reprisals against The presidency was left vacant by “positive party to improve race appropriate,” he said. strikers when they go back to work. Fed toward curbing the monetary I ^be same tim e. Attorney Although many firms appeared to the death last month of Nicolaas relations” in the white-ruled nation. expansion. I General Carl Ajello said the new law be backing away from testing the Composite volume of NYSE provide him with the money constitutionality of the new law, an issues listed on alt U.S. exchanges I staff to go to court to stop executive with Everybody's Market, and over the counter totaled 25,- I businessmen from opening their which has five supermarkets in U.N. Will Police Elections 720.000 shares. The American I stores. Connecticut, said Friday his chain Stock Exchange index climbed I C)n Thursday, Chief State’s At- plans to stay open. UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - 'int dent Na'mibia is established — would based upon reliable professional 1.23 to 168.81 and the price of an I Austin McGuigan told “The management has decided to U.N. Security Council Friday ap­ cost up to $3(X) million. judgment and experience in the light average share added 10cents. The re p o rte rs a t his sw earing-in keep the stores open,” said John proved one of the largest peace­ Under the plan. South African of the tasks to be performed. National Association of Security I eeremony that he is asking police Waz, general manager of Emcon, keeping operations in U.N. history police would continue to be responsi­ “The figure of 7,500 (which in­ Dealers’ NASDAQ index of OTC I across the state to refrain from Inc., the parent company ot designed to guarantee free elections ble for locally maintaining law and cludes 2,300 for logistics), ’ he said, stocks gained 0.78 to 132.55. I arresting businessmen who break the Everybody’s Market. and a smooth transition to in­ order. ‘would be the authorized upper limit At 4 p.m. Holiday Inns was the I elosing law when it takes effect Sun- “We have given it a lot of thought. dependence in South West Africa. Before the vote, Waldheim said he of the military component and it is most active NYSE-listed issue un- I '^^y- We decided to open and see what The vote in favor of the massive recognized that the cost of the opera­ obvious that its actual size at any changed at 28 1/4. Ramada Inns I Instead, McGuigan has asked the happens,” he said. U.N. presence in the former South tion “is a particularly heavy burden” given time will depend upon the was second, off 1/2 to 13 3/4. I authorities to go to their local African mandate territory was 12-0. and promised to ensure that it “is development of the general Exxon Corp., was third, up 3/8 to I prosecutors to discuss alleged The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia carried out in the most economical situation.” 52 1/8. I violations and possible arrest Begin Goes abstained. China which is opposed to manner possible.” Waldheim said he had so far made On the Amex, advances routed I 'varrants. McGuigan has sent each any U.N. military involvement, did But he emphasized that without a no commitments as to the contribu­ declines by a 3-to-2 margin among I prosecutor a memorandum not take part in the vote. strong U.N. presence “ incidents tion of military commitments to the the 849 issues traded at 4 p.m. explaining the law. To Hospital The plan’s realization now depends might take place, intentionally or force by individual countries, and Volume at that time amounted to I Democratic legislative leaders TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) - Prime on the consent of the new South otherwise, that might lead to a emphasized that this would be done I 3,900,000 shares. Friday applauded McGuigan’s ap- Minister Menachem Begin entered a African government of Prime resumption of hostilities.” in consultation with the Security Allied Artists led the Amex ac- I proach as “very rational.” They also hospital at his own request Friday, Minister Pieter Botha. He said the troop estimate by his Council and based “on the principle lives, ahead 11/8 to 7 1/8. Syntex I attacked Republican gubernatorial saying only that he did not feel well, Secretary General Kurt Waldheim special representative in Namibia, of equitable geographical dis­ was second, up 1 5/8 to 35 3/4 I candidate, Ronald Sarasin, for the national television reported. submited the transition plan to the Martti Ahtisaari of Finland, “is tribution" Valmac Industries followed the new law is “crazy” and Friends of the 65-year-old prime Council on Aug. 29 after its five ahead 1 to 14 7/8. I probal)ly as unconstitutional as its minister, who has a history of heart Western members had worked out its predecessor. troubles, said they expected Begin to basic guidelines and obtained agree­ In 1976, a lower court judge struck return to his Jerusalem home Satur­ ment from South Africa and the One Charged in Damage I Connecticut’s centuries-old day evening. black guerrillas of the South West / I “blue” law, saying it was vague. There was no immediate indication Africa People’s Organization. Churches . .. . 4 arbitrary and confusing. During the of the cause of Begin’s illness. The South Africa administers the huge, To Center Park Trees Classified ...... 12-14 I P®®* session, the Legislature passed prime minister was in the Knesset, mineral-rich territory in defiance of MANCHESTER -Police have to police Sept. 14. Branches were the United Nations and has announced Comics 15 a law it felt remedied the problems the Israeli parliament, for the full 17- arrested one person and say that ripped from several trees, and three Entertainment ...... 2 I .i. hour debate Thursday on the Camp plans to proceed with its own plan for more arrests are pending in connec­ —a dogwood, a striped maple and a Forum of the Arts 2 ‘"HIT Frances Fike, 573; Olive Houghtaling, 552; John Gaily, government fund for the town. for ticket sales. For informaion, call cheese sandwich, sliced peaches, beverage. • Auditions will be held today from Auditorium at Eastern Connecticut "LOVE ‘ANONOWTHEj 548; John Derby, 548; Marjorie McLain, 544; Helen Tuesday: Vegetable soup, hamburgers, cookies, The auction normally draws "between 100 and 150 peo­ noon to 1 p.m. for parts in the Herbert Chatzky, minister of music State College in Willimantic. On Oct. CAMP n r SCREAMim Silver, 543; Josephine O’Connor, 538. ple on a good day," he said. at the church or at home, 649-6198. 10:18 STAinyrrii beverage. Manchester Community College 2, the 1920 D.W. Griffith classic, A reminder that starting this Tuesday, on a trial basis, Wednesday: Turkey noodle soup with crackers; tuna “We get an awful rash of stolen bikes here, as most production of “Plaza Suite” which • The Connecticut Opera Associa­ “Way Down East” starring Lillian we will be serving a lunch here at the center. Gerri Kelly towns do," he said. tion presents Verdi’s “II Trovatore” salad sandwich, gingerbread with topping, beverage. will be held the end of November and Gish and Richard Barthlemes will be and students from the ROTC building will be on hand to Thursday; Fillet of flounder, tartar sauce, french fries, Kehoe recommends chaining bikes to something that Xtra Sale Specials - On Many More early December. Auditions will be in Oct. 28 and 30 at Bushnell Memorial shown. Other films scheduled are prepare and serve the food. doesn't move. If you can't find something to chain it to, Hall in Hartford. (527-0713) cole slaw, roll and butter, blueberry tart, beverage. the college auditorium under the “Monte Carlo” with Jeanette WANTED Just a note to ask you folks to pass the word along that Friday: Shells and meat sauce, tossed salad, bread and he suggests chaining several bikes together — “anything • The Auditorium Series in Univer­ we do have two buses that travel around town to pick up direction of Charles A. Plese. MacDonai, Zasu Pitts and Jack butter, Jell-0, beverage. • The Tri-Town Players will sity of Connecticut’s Jorgensen Buchanan on Oct. 16; the Alfred Correspondent seniors and bring them to our center for activities and produce “Arsenic and Old Lace” Auditorium (Storrs) begins Oct. 19 Hitchcock thriller, “Psycho,” on To Cover The give them a return ride home. Oct. 13, 14, 20 and 21 at 8:15 p.m. with a visit by the Pittsburgh Oct. 30, and on future dates, “Steam­ •STAG PARTIES •WEDDINGS Our big bus has a special route it takes and we ask There will be a matinee Sunday, Oct. Symphony Orchestra, led by Andre boat Bill Jr.,” “The Rink,” and “The Coventry • OUTINGS •HOLIDAYS those on the route or near enough to be able to walk to one Stock Up For Winter 15, at 2 p.m. All shows will be in the Previn. Other performances in the Dentist. For more information, con­ of the stops to use this means of transportation. For more series include pianist Shura 10% OFF ON CASES ip e x a / / ^ e x a / / g Vernon Center Middle School, Ver­ tact the Office of Public Affair at the Newsbeat information as to where the bus travels and times, call j f e x a / / Cherkassky followed by a “Viennese non. (875-7756) college. Why Shop at a Slora Whara You'ra Jual ' our office. FREE TRANSPORTATIOH VITAMIN COMPLEX • The Ice Capades will be Gala” featuring the Tonkuenstler for _____ Anothar Dollar ] Our Mini Bus will travel to areas not on the regular bus VITAMIN presented at the New Haven Orchestra of Vienna under conductor South Church Series SHOP WHERE YOU’RE A FRIEND line, and in order to take this bus, one must call our office TABLETS E Veterans Memorial Coliseum Franz Allers, with soprano Elizabeth at least one day in advance. With thiS bus, we go right to Hynes. (486-4226) South United Methodist Church in The Herald COOPER ST. ' Tuesday through Oct. 8. (772-4330) your door and return you after the programs. We no ' 500 mg. The Ice Capades will also perform at Manchester has scheduled a fall- , Call longer use the Mini Bus to take you anywhere except to winter concert series featuring PACKAGE STORE ’ FOR THE Full lOO’s 400 I.U. our center. the Civic Center in Springfield, Dance Events 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Full vocalists, choir, and organ. The first A SK FOR Mass., Oct. 10 through 14. Tickets are • The Hartford Ballet presents FREE DELIVERY ^ Flu Shots 100’s '1 1 on sale at the Hartford Civic Center program will be presented Sunday, HAROLD TURKINQTON “Carmina Burana” featuring the Oct. 8, at 4 p.m, with Sandra OR 643-120S 3 In case you forget, here’s an important date to put in Box Office. Hartford Symphony, and a chorus of your schedule book. Wednesday, Oct. 18, here at our ELDERLY & HANDICAPPEI Reg $ 1 2 9 BARBARA RICHMOND • The theater season at Central Michaud, soprano, and Linda Fegy, ★★★★★★★★★★★ $2.98 H 100 voices which will perform the alto. center, starting at 9:30 a.m. the Manchester Public Reg. $3.49 s!2.69 Connecticut State College in New Carl Orff score for the Hartford TJEXa// Troler Other events in the series are an 7 ? e x a / / I $2.31 OFFl' Britain will feature “Line” by Israel Ballet’s first full-length production, Horovitz Oct. 10 to 14. organ recital by David C. Morse, IKON DICALCNIM Oct. 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. in Bushnell music director at the church, on Nov. • The Goodspeed Opera House in CPR Course Planned P H O S P H A n POLYViSOL Memorial Hall, Hartford. 12; the annual Christmas candlelight TABS East Haddam is featuring “She Chewable Loves Me,” a happy musical, now concert Dee. 17 at 7:30 p.m., and Art Events Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio” per­ An American Heart Association cardio-pulmonary through Nov. 5 ( 873-8668) Paramouni P itru m P Vitamins formed by the chancel choir and resuscitation course, sponsored by the Town of • The musical “Whoopee” is in • Foot Prints, 466 Main St., an­ Manchester Fire Department, will be conducted Oct. 3 soloists at 4 p.m. on Jan. 7. C a lc iu m production at the Ivoryton Playhouse nounces “Marriage of Mettles” by OluConal* in Ivoryton now throgh Oct. 22. (767- Katie Cleaver, Bill Botzow and Libby All events are free, but offerings and 4.1 «2.48 will be taken and used for Th« The class is open to the public free of charge and is on a Reg. 0196) Pattison, a multi-media exhibit, first-come basis. Registration is at the Central Fire • The Camelot Dinner Theater in which will be showing Oct. 8 through renovations to the choir room and $4.79 Headquarters, 649-2808 at any time. Full 100’s Higganum is billing “Shenandoah” Oct. 27. Gallery hours are Monday restoration of the pianos in the choir Reg. $1-99 room and reception hall. Ptindvision* \ The class will be held at the Spruce Street Fire Station now through Oct. 29. It will be through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 from 7 to 10 p.m. each night. Both nights of the course followed by “Guys and Dolls” Nov. 1 p.m. Opening reception will be Sun­ Mencheeter Evening Herald must be completed to obtain certification. Full SAVE through Dec. 3. (563-8376) day, Oct. 8, ak4 p.m. with the Plum 100’s PubUthed every evenlr>g except $2.27 Unlcap • The musical hit, “Fiddler On Cake Players performing a new play , Sunday* and holldiyt. Entered *t the 'The Roof,” plays at the Coachlight Mancheater, Conn. Kott Office u So* Andrews Backers To Meet 90 + 30 FREE, Dinner Theatre in East Windsor now im n cond Claaa Mall Matter. HEAVEN The Manchester Ben Andrews for Congress Committee through Dec. 3. (522-1266 or Suggestod Carrier Rates Regular 3.75 Payable in Advance IsBaek! will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Republican 623-8227) CAN Sale Price 2.48 Single copy...... 15e headquarters, 824 Main St. Robert Von Deck is coor­ Weokly...... 9 0 i ^NE-A-DAY Le>s Mft Coupon One month...... S3.90 dinator for the committee. 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Sept 30 1978 - - PAGE FIVE Manchester Historical Society: f AREA CHURCHES IT’S YOUR OPINION Bicyclists I lir Sului'ilav o|iiinon pap* i.h opun lo all rradriN <»f CO\ E\TK^ |•RESIIVTEKIA^ FIRST CONGREG ATION AL IIOCKANUM I NITED METH The Late 20th Century — And Beyond I li<‘ Herald. W v solieil your oimiioii8enin^ Herald (.III R(JI. I iiilvd Cliurcli of (JirisI Manchester’s citizens frequently will Herald S(|uare Jelley, pastor. Fellowship. Route 44-A. Coventry. Rev. Robert K bicycle tour and ministry. local development activity, both will be needed. The Keeney Street have the onoortunity to view the Historians, more than other within and outside the district. All Manehesler. (!onn. OhO 10 10 a m . Church School; 'll a m., CHI RCH OF ST. M AI RICE. 32 Bechlold, pastor. Carl DiLorenzo", 24, of School is a magnificent example of physical evidence of their town’s Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Hebron Road, Bolton Rev. Robert W. 11 a m.. Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m Wethersfield, and Wayne Swigiit, 21, groups, enjoy by definition the ad­ too often historic structures fall to what the efforts of a dedicated group history. vice. Cronir. pastor. vantage of hindsight. Monday mor­ Church School for all; 10:30 a m.. Coffee of 66 Landers Road, East Hartford’ the bulldozer simply because nobody of craftsmen, businessmen, Finally, we should remember that I MTED CONGREG \TIOW I. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; .Sunday and Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim ning quarterbacking is their game. testified at a PZC hearing. Historical Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. have been active in the Maranatha politicians, teachers, school contemporary issues are usually c m RCH, I MTED CHI RCH OF Fellowship. Not for them the crystal ball — societies should familiarize ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Clll RCH. Coffee House for several years children, and enthusiastic hard rooted in the past. The historical CHRIST. Tolland Rev. Donald G. HOI.KIN CONGREI, M ION \| soothsaying is left to social scien­ themselves with their towns’ Miller, minister Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. during their college days. DiLorenzii workers can accomplish. Similar society could perform a real public Thoughts Clll RCH. Bolton Center Road Rev. J tists, pollsters, and assorted seers, architectural treasures and be alert 9;30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and Wellner, rector. has completed three years at Notre assistance may well be required if service by helping to place current Stanton Conover, minister. Dame University, South Bend, Ind., ■rhus the prediction of a historical to threats against them. The valuable the proposed Pine Street Fire Station Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m.. society’s future course must be un­ issues in historical perspective. For Fellowship. Family Service and Church School. 10:.30 a.m.. Nursery; W'orship Service, an economics major, Swigut surveys recently conducted by CETA museum becomes a reality. A Parulile Ahuiit reilections. The younger tiger began sermon: "Christ Shalj Reign. " dertaken with misgivings. example, could not the historical ST. MATTHEWS CHI RCH. Tolland \ERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD attended Central Bible College, employees, in cooperation with the A frequent complaint is that young society, in cooperation with other (iouts and Tigers to draw new conclusions about Nevertheless, recent developments historical society, can be useful aids Rev Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road. Rockville. Springfield, Mo., during past school people abstain from historical socie­ civic groups, sponsor a meeting Once upon a time there was a baby himself. He returned to the meat and (M R SAVIOR I.ITIIERAN require stock-taking and planning not in this process. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Rev Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. year. Both plan to continue their ty activity. Yet during Manchester’s presenting the historical evolution of as his blood began to warm as never 9:45 a m , Sunday School for all ages; Clll RCH. 239 Graham Road. South only by the historical society, but by ★ ★ ★ tiger that lost its way in the jungle. It day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m. college education after the tour. Susquicentennial, high school the Eighth District in the ninteenth before, he dug his claws into the MESSI AH E\ ANGELIC AL 11 a m.. Worship Service. .Nursery Windsor Rev Ronald A Erbe. pastor. the entire community. However, historic restoration must was found by a family of goats who They are experienced in camping students participated with and twentieth centuries, followed by ground and emitted a roar that I.CTIIERAN c m RCH. Wisconsin available: 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, 9 and 10:15 a m , Worship Services The Manchester Historical Society not occur at the expense of socially adopted the tiger and made it their 9:15 a m.. Adult Bible Class anci hiking and “ten-speed” bike overwhelming enthusiasm. They a public debate over current con­ thundered through the jungle. Synod), 300 Buckland Rd . South Windsor .Nursery available. can take pride in its accomplish­ and economically desirable goals. own. The tiger grew up learning how 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a m . worship ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL ROCKMLI.E INITED riding. They plan to average 50 or produced a well-attended nineteenth troversies? to eat grass, bleet as other goats did, This old lable captures lor me the ment. The high quality of its Historic preservation and responsi­ Service. ( HI RCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ METHODIST Clll RCH. 142 Grove St more miles per day, visiting historic century melodrama and sponsored a The historical society is an integral essence of being human. So often we meetings, the restoration of the ble development can go hand in and follow other goatlike patterns of CRASTAL LAKE (OMMl MTA sor. Rev Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev Rev. Richard E Thomp.son. pastor. places, taking pictures of scenic historical bike hike, a country fair, a member of the larger society, and it life. can feel like goats, weak and afraid (3ieney Homestead, and the designa­ hand; they need not be in conflict. CM TEI) METHODIST CHI RCH. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the 10:45 a m . Worship Service sights, visiting coffee houses and Case Mountain historic hike, a con­ cannot always avoid controversy. It But one day a grown tiger came to be the real self that dwells deep in­ tion of the National Historic Land­ Here is where the Historic District Ellington. vicar. VAERA STREET CHRISTIAN churches, and sharing Christian cert, a Center Springs Park clean-up, should welcome the opportunity to upon the goat family. The other goats side. So we bleet and eat grass afraid REFORMED CHI RCH. South Windsor. mark District are programs which presents an opportunity. 10:15 a m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m . 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, 10 a.m.. friendship. and a Senior Citizens-Youth Field assist in clarifying issues. As ran away but the adopted tiger-goat to be the person that we want to be. Worship Service. Sundav School. Family Service and Sunday School: Rev. Bert Van.Antwerpen, pastor. mark Manchester as an outstanding With proper funding, Cheney Hall’s On Sunday, during the 6:30 p.m. Day. Manchester’s citizens enter the last stayed around. He was fascinated, We make ourselves out to be RELIGIOIS SOIIETA OF Wednesdav. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion 9:45 a m,. Sunday School from age 4 service they will share their leader in public historical activity. facade could be preserved, while its someone lar different than we are. FRIENDS tyi AKERS). Hartford through adult; 11 a m. and 7 p.m , Currently historical society quarter of the twentieth century, but fearful, nervously chewing on the FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, aspirations with the congregation. A Yet these projects, especially the interior might offer a variety of com­ And then in the most unexpected Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev Worship Service. .Nursery avaiiable at members are meeting with students they increasingly will have to make grass and bleeting. The tiger in­ farewell with refreshments will latter, offer even greater prospects munity services as it did three and social studies teachers to explore places and ways someone comes to Lane. West Hartford. Ralph Saunders, pastor. both services. for work and achievement. difficult decisions affecting the troduced the younger tiger to meat follow the service, according to the quarters of a century ago. Properly meaningful ways in which young peo­ us and frees us to break our shell, our 10 a.m.. Meeting for 'Worship. 10 a m., Sunday School for all ages in­ FIRST PREMIA TEIll AN ( III R( II ★ ★ ★ town’s future. The participation of but the tiger-goat was unconvinced of PRINCE OF PEAI E I.I TIIERAN cluding a French-speaking class: 11 a m.. (I llili'll P ro ln liriaii I SA). 136 Capitol Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor of renovated mill buildings could ple can continue to publicize the historical society in that decision- any resemblance. false self, and eat the food which (ilH'RCH, oute 31 and .North River Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Ave.. Hartford Calvary Church. The Cheney Mill complex, encom­ provide badly needed additions to the Manchester’s past. Their ideas and really nourishes us and be the person passing mill buildings, Cheney Hall, making process will be both The big tiger then took the younger Road, Coventry. Rev. W'.H.Wilkens. Service, Nursery available during all ser­ 10 a m.. Worship. Church School, child housing supply; just such a project is activity are essential to continued challenging and exciting. tiger to a pond to look together at the we want to be. We let out a roar that pastor. vices. care provided. For more inlormation call former Cheney homes, and workers’ now under way at the site of the U.S. growth. thunders through the jungle. 9 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:15 a m . HOCKANl M I NITED METHODIST 646-7610. homes, is a physical document which Envelope Co. in Rockville. And when ★ ★ ★ For myself that person is Jesus the T AI.COTTA ILI.E ( (»Nt,RE(, A- describes Manchester’s industrial, Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and (.HI RCH. 178 Mai St.. East Hartford. new construction is essential, the That growth will very quickly de­ Christ who comes to me and to you as August). Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, pastor. TIONAI. CHIIKH. INITED Fisherman Pay Costs social, and ethnic heritage. Similar historical society can assist in en­ mand additional museum space. In­ a Tiger and says through all sorts of ST. JOSEPH c m HI H. 33 West St , 9 a.m., W'orship Service. Nursery CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev Kenneth neighborhoods, such as Boston s Almanac JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (EIPI)- suring that it is in keeping with a creasingly the society is being people, “you are a tiger, too.” Rockville. available. E, Kho.x, pastor. Quincy Market, Salem’s old city, the Trout fishermen pay the operational neighborhood’s architectural offered priceless artifacts represen­ We Imd a nourishment that really Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ BURNSIDE I NITED METHODIST 10:30 am . Worship and Sunday South Street Seaport in New York, day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. School: 5:30 p.m,. Family Night supper costs of Missouri’s trout program heritage. ting all aspects of Manchester’s By I iiilfil I’rcsN Intcrnulioiiul “peace" lasted 337 days before satisfies, and we discover a courage (illURCH, 16 Church St.. East Hartford. and Portland, Maine’s waterfront (Folk) at 11:15 am.. Vigil of Holy days at Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ and roll call program: 8 p.m , 'The Long with daily tags and yearly stamps, But no historical society can afford history. The Cheney Homestead can­ Today is Saturday, Sept. 30, the World War If started. to be who we are, which we find with Wapping Community Church are being transformed into mixed to present an obstructionist image. 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30, 9 a m . and 5 and dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. Search ” Stujv Group. according to the state Conservation not handle all of them and, in some 273rd day of 1978 with 92 to follow. In 1972. President Richard Nixon no one else, and in no other place 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 first CONGREI, ATION AL Commission. residential and commercial areas of Lack of public support would be the 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care cases, is not an appropriate The moon is approaching its new signed a congressional resolution ap­ than where other goat-tigers are p.m. provided for toddlers. ( III RCH OF AERNON, 695 Hartford gracious living and vibrant human inevitable result. repository. phase. ■ struggling to become genuine tigers activity. proving an interim Soviet-American ROCKVILLE BAPTIST ( III RCH. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Turnpike, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, ★ ★ ★ Nevertheless, an active society The morning stars are Mercury. as well. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, assis­ offensive arms agreement. (United Metliodial Cliurrii). 110 Manchester’s local government, in Which leads to the topic of must continue to welcome donations There is a powerful tiger inside pastor. Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. tant minister. cooperation with the private sector. Jupiter and Saturn. In 1974, President Antonio de LOCAL CHURCHES membership. and loans; additional space would each of us which can be freed by fin­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a m.. John M. Dunnack, pastor. 9:55 a m.. Church School classes for The evening stars are Mars and Spinola unexpectedly resigned, war­ ding and being found by Christ the Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service, child care three-year olds through Grade 8, Crib .J Venus. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route available. ning that Portugal was heading Tiger. Room for infants; child care for GOSPEL H ALL, Center St. Saturday nia.ss at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass CALAARA CHURCH, .Assemblies of senops byPtnig Snqri! Those born on this date are under 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; VERNON UNITED METHODIST toddlers: 10 a.m.. Worship Service with to a.m.. Breaking bread; tl:45 a m., at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m toward chaos. Also that day. the U.S. The Rev. John Holiger God, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. m n I m t rm rm sim t the sign of Libra. ■St. George's Episcopal Rev. Michael Donohue. (.III R(.H. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie sermon by the Rev. Mr. Lacey, World Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. •Sr. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Senate voted to cut off aid to Turkey Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday m fmcii yyjiTEif i/sfp n This is actress Deborah Kerr’s 57th Church Hiles, pastor. Communion Sunday observance; 11 a m.. FULL GO.SPEL INTERDENOMI- • Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for because of its invasion of Cyprus. Masses at 7;30, 9, 10;30 a.m. and noon. to mr m oiisir, fciKSf birthday. 9:15 a m.. Worship Service. Nursery Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall; 5 p.m.. N AT ION AL C lll RCH, 745 Main St Rev. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team adults and children; 10:30 a m.. Service Bolton W APPI.NG COMMl NITV CHURCH. provided. Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship: 7 p.m , Philip Saunders, minister. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, mK foi m m. of Worship and Communion, message by / 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. Senior High pilgrim Fellowship. pastor emeritus. On this day in history: BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 10:30 a m.. Praise, Worship Service the pastor. Child care provided 6 "30 % Harold W. Richardson, minister. GILEAD CONGREG ATKIN AL Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. pm &rvice and “Singspiration” ’led by In 1846. a dentist in Charleston. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Service Marjorie Hiles, pastor. CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David G. Yesterdays Deliverance Service. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 Karl Gustafson, farewell testimonies by Mass., extracted a tooth for the first and Church School. 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 am.. Runnion-Bareford, pastor. a m., noon, and 5 p.m. • I AITTI B APTIST CHURCH. Orange Wayne Swigut and Carl DiLorenzo who time with the aid of an anesthesia — FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church School. 10:30 a m . Worship Service, the Rev. Hall 2 E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 25 Years .Ago More than 300 people welcome Dr. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, INITED 3re leaving on a nine-month bicycle tour ether. TRINITY LUTHERAN Clll RCH. Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. pastor. Rev. Philip A, Sheridan and Rev. Emilio and ministry. Bids are being asked for new Post Donald J. Hennigan, superintendent CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Nursery provided; 9:15 a m.. Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. P. Padelli, co-pastors. In 1938. Germany. France. Britain Office at Depot Square in the North of Manchester schools, and his fami­ Reese III, minister. McLean, pastor. School classes. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; and Italy met in Munich for a con- End. ly at a reception sponsored by the 9:45 a.m.. Church School for 9 a m.. Worship Service. BOLTON CONGREG ATION AL vice. Sunday masses at 7;30 and 9 a.m. in sanc­ COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, lerence. alter which British Prime kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a m.. 10 Years .Ago Board of Education and held at Illing ST. MARY’S Clll RCH, Route 31, Clll RCH. Bolton Center Road Rev. J. CHURCH OF THE ASSSl MPTION, tuary, and 10:30 a.m. and noon in school AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Minister Neville Chamberlain Worship Service. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Stanton Conover, minister. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. auditorium. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, Gold Card identification markers Junior High School. S T . DUNSTAN-S CHURCH. pastor; Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assis­ 9:30 a.m.. Nursery, Church School, Edward S. Pepin, pastor. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director promised ‘ peace in our tim e^ That for senior citizens become a realitv. Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. tant pastor. Worship Service. World Wide Commu­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; CHURCH (Lutheran Church of of Christian education. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- nion, sermon: "Christians Together ”; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 1:45 America), 40 Pitkin St, Rev. Burton D. 9:15 a.m., (Jhurch School for all ages, Saturday Mass at 5p.m.; Sunday Masses masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m 10:30 am.. Coffee Time; 10:45 am.. p.m. Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing at 8. 9:30 and 11 a m. and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eagleville, Study Group on "Prayer and Praying. ” ( Ml RCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF associate pastor. during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning ^1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF at 8:30 a m. Mount Zion special musical program. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth Worship, -message: “Christ's Bread,” F.AST HARTFORD, (.Southern BaptiHl CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, ST . GEOlU.E’S El’ISIOPAL Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Class, Nursery for small children; 10 Communion, Nursery provided: 6 p.m.. Convention), 36 Main St, Rev. Charles Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. ( III RCH, Bolton. Rev. John Holliger, Walton, bishop. a m.. Holy (Yimmunion, Church School Youth Fellowships meet. Coley, pastor. Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 vicar. 8:30 a m.. Priesthood. 9:30 a m.. through Grade 6, Nursery for small FIRST CHURCH OF CHRST, Taxation: The Games People Play 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses- 700 8 and 10 a m.. Holy Eucharist; 11 a m.. Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 children. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in come taxes and local property taxes. tax of $10,000 due in 30 years has a prolej6i ,..jl jiituiMe the / eceipts which are interpreted for the deaf. Avoidance 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. Adult Discussion and Coffee Hour p.m.. Sacrament Service. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 11 a.m., (Thurch Service, Sunday School a series of 15 articles exploring Traditionally, some have held the present value of only $1,700. of unincorporated business; an es­ Nursery provided; 9:45 a m., Sunday SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen for pupils up to the age of 20, care for “Taxation: Myths and Realities.” A second tax game, avoidance, is The U. S. Treasury estimates that School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. corporate tax is borne by timated 20 percent of such income is Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ K. Jacohson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. very young children, subject of the This series was written for Courses possibly because the tax law provides in 1977, preferential treatment of ST. FR ANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, ficers. West, assistant to the rector; Rev, Alan stockholders; others have viewed it unreported. lesson-sermon: “Unreality,” golden text by Newspaper, a program developed lower rates for some ways of capital gains (excluding those in far­ The total amount of tax evasion 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m.. J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. from the Bible: “Let not your heart be as shifted to consumers or workers. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. What’s Happening by University Extension, University generating income than for others. ming and timber) cost $7 billion in cannot be precisely measured. Peter 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite U, with troubled ...” John 14:1. Scholars, however, increasingly Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air of California, San Diego, and funded Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting, homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 recognize that the effect of the tax is Variously known as “loopholes.” lost revenues; exclusion from tax of Gutmann, an economist at City day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m Prayr-a-Thon I NITED PENTECOS TAL CHURCH, Eucharist, Rite II, with sermon by Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. by a grant from the National Endow­ to redirect capital investment from "shelters,” "tax expenditures,” and employers’ contributions to pension University of New York, eseimates ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH. While many are busy walking for because.... 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Father Jacobson, Church School, Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant ment for the Humanities. corporate to non-coroorate use, “incentives,” some of these tax plans and fund earnings cost $10 output of an untaxed "subterranean South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath hunger Sunday. St. Bridget Church I never went to church because minister. Nursery care, followed by coffee hour; 11 to the pastor. The course is offered for college which has a lower rate of return for preferences are the result of over­ billion, and mortgage interest and economy” at $176 billion in 1976, over and Rev, Joseph Schick, co-pastors. will have a Prayer-a-Thon from 2 to 5 10 a.m., Sunday School: 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with ser­ 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services credit by Manchester Community the investor before taxes. If the sights; some, of political property tax deductions by 10 percent of the total output of the Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday mon by Father Jaqobson. p.m. Parishioners and friends are in­ The Rev. Edmund Nadolny, direc­ a m..Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7p.m., with the Rev. Mr. Swensen. preaching. College. For details about the return to all uses of capital in the bargaining; and others of the desire homeowners cost just under $10 legitimate economy. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m Worship. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL vited to stop at the church and pray tor of evangelization for the Nursery for preschool children; 9:30 Courses by Newspaper program at community is thus reduced, all to achieve certain social objectives. billion. But the notion of universal FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF a.m., Sunday Bible School classes for all MCC, call 646-2137. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN for the poor and the success of the archdiocese, said " People may have owners of capital bear the burden of For example, if a company in Although these estimates of "tax cheating on income taxes is a myth. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. CHRIST, 385 N, Main St. Rev. Dr.'James ages three through adult. Nursery for in­ Copyright 1978 by the Regents of AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane. East Hart­ hunger walk. Free-will offerings will turned off the church. But, the D. MacLauchlin, pastor. the tax. which you own stock re-invests its expenditures” — indirect govern­ In the main, the record of citizen 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery fants; 4 p.m.. Inquirer’s Class; 6 p.m.. the University of California. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr,, pastor. be received for the poor. The Rosary church hasn’t turned them off.The provided; 9:15 a m., Sunday School; 7 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Church Evening Service. A similar effect is argued for a por- earnings instead of paying dividends ment subsidies through lessened tax self-policing under the income tax is 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 will be recited in common at 3 p.m. best was to communicate is to listen, p.m.. Service, Informal Worship, School, World Communion Sunday will be EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, By DANIEL M. HOLLAND Hon of the property tax. Investment currently, and the stock price rises to loads — are based on highly Service close current avenues of es­ still exemplary. a m,.Church Service, Nursery provided hy Not? and the church wants to listen. We ST. JOHN'.S POLISH NATIONAL observed, sermon: "In Union with Christ Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. is diverted from real estate to other reflect this, the long-term capital simplified assumptions, the amounts cape and new ones are developed for How long this can continue in the ST . PETER’S EPISCOPAL “Tax Games” — the many ways by gain you realize when you sell the The Archdiocese of Hartford wants can t serve you unless we know how C ATHOLIC C lll RCH, 23 Golway St. Jesus,” will be given by the Rev. Dr, Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ sectors with lower rates of return. are significant, especially since taxpayers. In this race the taxpayer face of well-publicized avoidance and CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. to serve you, and you will w have to Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. MacLauchlin, based on Philippians 4:4- son, pastor; Tom Larson, intern; Rev. C. which people minimize their taxes — stock will be taxed less heavily than there are 83 categories of such "tax evasion is questionable. Press dis­ William Persing. rector. to find out why people are not going The result is a decline in the total "rabbit " has kept comfortably ahead tell us. ” 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m. 18; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the Hall; Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. are probably as old as taxes yield of capital investment. the dividends would have been. expenditures.” closures of the 200 or so millionaires 10 a.-n.. Worship Service; registration to church., and has started to ask 11:15 a.m.. Deacons and deaconesses themselves. of the IRS “greyhound. " Responses may be sent to the Of- Mass in English and Polish. 8:30 a.m., Chicago Folk Service: 11 A portion of the tax on residential Similarly, favorable tax treatment "Tax shelters,” designed to speed who don’t pay any tax undoubtedly for Sunday School classes after service them to complete the following meeting; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Some tax games are strictly legal, Dramatic instances of preferential statements: lice of Radio and Television, 785 s r. BARTHOLOMEW ’S CHI RCH, a.m.. Worship Service, Worldwide Com­ property probably falls on is given to pension plans. When your up deductions (particularly interest), blunt the reporting zeal of the mass for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Fellowship. munion Celebration at both services: 9:45 tax treatment abound. President Sept. 18. Asylum Ave., Hartford 06105. some clearly against the law, and employer contributes to the pension defer tax payments, and exploit the of citizens who do pay their taxes. I no longer go to church Scholsky. pastor. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST a.m.. Church School, Adult Forum, Bible homeowners and on renters, to whom Carter, for example, had no income others morally “ambiguous.” it is shifted by landlords. The rest of fund on your behalf, no tax is due lower tax rate on long-term capital Continuation of such disparities CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. study. Youth Class; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. They leave the game player feeling tax liability in 1976, despite an Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Nursery for infants; 6:30 p.m.. Youth the property tax on commercial from you, and the money put in the gains, are assembled by promoters adjusted gross income of $54,935. The could threaten the viability of our tainted, hardly an apt illustration of fund accumulates interest free of tax Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. open house. facilities represents added- costs of and sold to high-bracket taxpayers. tax, which would have been $11,675, biggest, best revenue measure. Wings of Morning Hamlet’s rhapsodic “What a piece of year after year. Income tax is due By CLIFF SIMPSON | 8, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9 doing business, which are shifted to Concentrated in particular sectors was more than offset by an invest­ Strenuous efforts should be made a.m.. Church School for Nursery through work is man.” They also generate consumers. only when you receive pension — for example, oil and gas extrac­ to roll back tax preferences and widespread disrespect for the law ment tax credit of $20,864. The Presi­ “ Like Grant Took me work at hand? It may well be that junior high. Adult Bible Study Group; THE Possibilities of shifting also exist benefits in retirement. tion, real estate, livestock feeding dent, distressed with his "winnings” loopholes, broaden the base, and liberty, and the kindred spirit of young man who was troubled about a 10:45 a.m.. Senior High School Class, that threatens the effectiveness of Richmond” adversity aids the growth of the soul. Republican institutions ' BIBLE across regions. Boston’s property tax But the tax will have been post­ and breeding, and equipment rental in the tax game, made an unusual lower legislated rates. particular sin. I felt that if he could Nursery; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching our broader legal structure. poned for a long time, which amounts This would lower the stakes in the The above quote has become one of In one of his books Clarence You and I can name among our on the Gillette plant, for example, is and leasing — the specific form of voluntary payment in lieu of taxes, be reminded often enough of God, his Service. SPEAKS Major classes of tax games that tax games people play, releasing our American cliches, meaning Macartney describes a traveler in friends some who it appeared God “exported” to shavers across the to a substantial tax cut for you. If you shelters changes continually as but such generosity is hardly trouble would pass. Just then my eye ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN many Americans play include: country. can earn 6 percent on your money, a their energies and society's “complete victory.” Many know how Africa who “saw one of the large did not favor, yet their lives were By Congress and the Internal Revenue characteristic of winners at the tax fell on a small stone in my desk CHURCH, (MISSOURI SYNOD), —Shifting — getting the tax ball out resources for more productive ac­ he also won at Shiloh, Vicksburg, butterflies of the tropics struggling eloquent in glory, grace, and good Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Eugene gaming table. to free itself from the coco<)n. He draAver. It was one that I had picked Brewer. of your court and into someone tivities. Chattanooga, and Appamattox from works. Kuhl, pastor. Extreme examples should not took pity on its struggle and with his up in the Holy Land during an else’s; our high school American history A Guilty Conscience .Needs archeological expedition some years 9 a.m.. Family Worship with Holy With every turn of —Avoidance — minimizing tax divert attention from the mass of courses. But, few realize the victory knife cut the cords at which it was Communion; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School Israeli-Arab diplomacy, taxpayers, however. The effects of The views expressed in Courses by straining, and it came safely and .No Accuser earlier. I explained its origin and my and Youth Forum; 10:15 to 11:35 a.m.. liability by taking advantage of Newspaper are those of the authors he achieved in his fight both against excitement mounts -with mechanisms variously labeled legislated preferences permeate the easily out. But all the brilliant One rainy day, a minister met a idea and suggested that he keep it in First and Second Year Youth Instruction. smatters in Biblical only and do not necessarily reflect poverty and cancer. “loopholes,” “shelters,” “tax incen­ entire tax structure. The result is coloring was gone! The anguish of friend on the street who admired his his pants pocket. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and pnjpbecy. The Camp David those of the University of California, tives” or “tax expenditures’ ; and that actual tax rates are con­ If you concur with the maxim, “He the struggle was necessary for that.” umbrella. "Thanks,"' said the At his next appointment, he proud­ Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, negotiations once again the funding agency, the distributing minister. —Evasion — illegally understating siderably lower than legislated rates. that ruleth his spirit is greater than And Macartney goes on to add, as minister, “but I’m not sure I eame ly showed me the stone. He had provides grist for the mill agency, or the participating 9 a.m., Bible (Masses; 10 a.m., More importantly, different amounts he that taketh a city” (Proverbs only a preacher can and will, “The by it honestly. It started to rain the drilled a hole in it and made a crude of prophecy-mongerers. receipts or income, and overstating newspapers and colleges. cross on it — and then fastened it to Worship, sermon: “ He Went Away (jod’s work with humani­ costs of deductions. of tax are due from persons with sub­ 16:32), you can agree with him who neautitul colors of the soul are won in other day and I stepped into a his belt. He found real joy and Sorrowful” ; 6 p.m., Worship, sermon: ty from Adam reflects Shifting the burden of a tax onto stantially the same income. wrote of General Grant that these the struggle with, and the victory doorway to wait until it stopped. Next week: Richard A. Musgrave “The Hymns We Sing — No. 372.” carefu l planning and somebody else — consumers, for A pervasive perception by the victories “are as nothing alongside over, trial and adversity.” Then 1 saw a young fellow coming success in his pursuit of more effec­ of Harvard University and Peggy B. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL execution. His covenant example, in the form of higher public that the tax does not provide that last heroic battle." When the along with a nice big umbrella, and I tive discipline. Musgrave of Northeastern Universi­ The LIusive God CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF with Abraham pointed prices, or workers, in the form of equal treatm ent ol equals will rascality of business partners thought that if he was going along as ty discuss the complex relationship It often appears that when we call CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. clearly to Messiah through lower wages— is a complex process. threaten its viability. plunged him into desperate poverty, far as my house. I'd ask to share it A More Sophisticated Joy Curtis Jr., pastor. his lineage (Gal. 3:16). between taxes and the economy. upon God most fervently for Not all taxes are shifted. There is Evasion he began the herculean task of with him. So I stepped out and asked 8:45 a.m.. First Hour, Woodruff Hall; Separating that branch of guidance and help, he seems to be far From John Masefield general agreement that individuals writing his story of the war. Soon him, ‘Where are you going with that 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. the patriarch's family Another tax game, evasion, is ; away. 1 have often wondered if God is “I did not think, I did not strive. Curtis preaching, Holy Communion, through Jacob (Israel) was bear the income taxes levied on clearly illegal, but is widely prac­ cancer attacked his body. Just four umbrella?’ And he dropped the darn The deep peace burned me alive; The Author not trying to make us make our own Church School; 11:15 a.m .. Coffee accomplished through the them. They can take advantage of ticed, and constitutes an additional j days before his death with this mor­ thing and ran.” The bolted door had broken in, choices, and thus achieve some kind Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 4:30 p.m.. Grade Mosaic law, an addendum loopholes to minimize their taxes, threat. Daniel M. Holland is prolessor: tal disease clutching at his throat, he Another minister was on a bus I knew that I had done with sin; wrote: of maturity as well as to show, like 9 Confirmands, Federation Room; 6 to the Abrahamic covenant but they cannot compel someone else Tax law and the facts of economic : of finance in the Sloan School o f; when it started to rain. When he I knew that Christ had given me p.m.. Grade 9 Parents, Federation due to transgressions. That “I feel that we are on the eve of a St. Paul, that “when I am weak, then to pay them. life make cheating easier for some ; Management. Massachusetts: am I strong.” (II Cor. 12:10) came to his stop, without thinking he birth Room. law was a "tutor” unto There is also agreement that a tax new era when there is to be greater picked up an umbrella near him, but than for others. Institute of Teclinology, where he Probably one of the best known To brother all the souls on earth ... NORTH UNITED METHODIST Christ which we no longer on wages, such as the Social Security harmony between Confederate and dropped it immediately when his seat are under (Gal. 3:19-25). For example, all but about 3 per- : joined the faculty in i958. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. tax, falls on workers; the tax comes F^eral. I cannot stay to be a living names in Protestantism is that of companion said, "No, sir, that is 0 glory of the lighted mind! Today God deals will all cent of wages and salaries show up ! A consultant to the U. S. :■ John Calvin. He hardly knew a well Custer, pastor. out of what the workers would have Treasury and other government witness to the correctness of this mine.” Later that day, he picked up a How dead I’d been, how dumb, how 9 & 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, ser­ people alike thru Christ. on income tax returns because the i day yet his indominable spirit blind! received as wages. agencies, he has been editor ol the prophecy..." number of his own from the umbrella mon; “Integrity and Unity,” World Wide No promises to national tax is withheld at source on such j carried him through unbelievable The station brook to my new eyes On the other hand, it is widely Here is victory indeed! repair man. On the way home, he Communion with special offering, Coffee Israel remain unfulfilled payments. "National Tax Journal" since': labors. Bancroft writes of him; Was babbling out of Paradise. (Joshua 23:14-16). To find 1966. In Spile Of met again his bus-mate of the mor­ fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. accepted that broatl-bascd sales But divfidends and interest "And so he continued solitary and The waters rushing from the rain Nursery for children 5 years old and prophetic fulfillment in, taxes or excises on particular com­ payments are not subject to i; He has written "The Income It sometimes seems as if the han­ feeble, toiling for humanity till after ning whose caustic comment startled Were singing Christ had risen specific people and events the clergyman: “Had a good day, younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church School modities (cigarettes, for example) withholding; about 5 percent of j; Tax Burden on Stockholders dicapped do more than those who are a life of glory, he bequeathed to the again. classes for age 3 to Grade 6;1 p.m., We today is to miss the broad are passed on to the buyer. dividends and 20 percent of interest j; Dividends Under the Income': didn’t you?” sweep of God's eternal unencumbered by physical defects. world a fortune in books and fur­ 1 thought all earthly creatures kne­ urge our people to join in the CROP Opinions differ widely, however, payments cannot be traced to tax Tax, and Private Pension'' Is it because of the need "to prove Hunger Walk; 6:30 p.m., Methodist plan niture, in stocks and bonds, not A Slone From The Holy lt about the shifting of corporation in­ Geoffrey Moss-political illustrator syndicated returns. Funds: I’rojected Growth themselves that they call upon all exceeding $200. and to the world a l,und From rapture of the joy felt.” Youtb Fellowship; 7 p,m.. Sacred Dance with the Washington Post Writers Group. I Lyd I and Vernon Streets Nor is tax generally withheld from '< the salient forces of their soul and do purer Reformation, Republican — The Everlasting Mercy Group; 8 p.m., "Elastic Band" at the Long ago, I was counselling a parsonage, movie "Coming Home.” Fhonc; 646-2903 l_AC;h SIX----- MANCHESTER EV ENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Sat . Sept 30. 1978 Obituaries ] Three Hurt Joseph Moteunas St., Rockville, Sunday from 7 to 9 SOUTH WINDSOR - Joseph p.m. In Accident Motenus, 86, of 138 Oak St, died The family suggests that those I* Friday morning at a South Windsor wishing to may make memorial gifts convalescent home. He was the hus­ to the Thomas Masker Memorial MANCHESTER —Three persons band of the late Frances Grushas Fund, c/o Robert Lazear, Kingswood were injured Friday in an automobile Moteunas. School, West Hartford. accident at the Center Street-West Mr. Moreunas was born April 30, The lieutenant was the son of Middle Turnpike intersection, police 1892 in Lithuania and had lived in Edward and Alice Stanton Masker of reported. Manchester for many years before 23 Hatch Hill Road. The operator of one vehicle, coming to South Windsor four years He is also survived by his paternal Robert P. McDonald of 35 Waddell Road, was charged with failure to V ago. He was a member of St. John's grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Masker of ^ i the Evangelist Society of Hartford Somerville, N.J., whose name was obey a traffic control signal, police said. and the Lithuanian Alliance of misspelled in Wednesday’s Herald. America in Manchester. McDonald was treated for He is survived by two daughters. lacerations at Manchester Memorial Miss Agnes Moteunas of South Wind­ Mrs. Ruth E. Peck Hospital and released, a hospital sor and Mrs. Louis (Sue) Stocker of spokesman said. TT'- Mrs. Ruth E, Peck, 89, of 130 Enfield; and six grandchildren. The operator of the other vehicle Prospect St, died Friday at her The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. and a passenger in her vehicle both home. She was the widow of Ray­ from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 are in satisfactory condition, the mond Peck. spokesman said. Main St., Manchester, with a mass at Mrs. Peck was born Jan. 17,1889 in St. Bridget Church. Manchester, at The operator, Michele L. Watrous ■J Manchester and had lived here all of 30 Cobb Hill Road, suffered facial 10. Burial will be in St. Jam es her life. She was a former member of Cemetery, Manchester. lacerations. Linda I. Pisch of 71 m Manchester Grange. Friends may call at the funeral Grant Road suffered a broken arm She leaves no known survivors. home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.ni. and broken ribs, the spokesman said. The funeral is Monday at 1 p.m. at The family suggests that any The accident occurred shortly Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. memorial gifts may be made to the before 2 a.m., police said. Center St. Burial will be in West American Cancer Society, 237 E. Cemetery, Center St., Manchester. There are no calling hours. Dodd, Connell Navy F.,1. Thomas .Masker Think snow...... In TV Debate VERNON — The funeral for Navy Attends Seminar NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Rep. Lt. Thomas Masker. 26, formerly of COVENTRY — Building Official Marie Davis of Miller Road, South Wind­ the South Windsor Rotary Club and the area Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., and his Vernon, who was a victim of Mon­ John Willnauer will attend a seminar sor, is probably dreaming of a white winter will then be turned over to the town’s Recrea­ Republican challenger, Tom Connell, day’s air disaster in San Diego, next week at the University of as she sits on a tree stump and looks over the Jo tion Department. Plans are to have parking will participate in a debate to be & Calif., will be Monday noon at Sacred Massachusetts. winter sports area being prepared on Barber areas for 50 cars. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) televised Sunday night. Heart Church, Vernon. Burial will be Willnauer’s office will be open to David Kravet, school principal, and Irene Collins, cafeteria manager, check the tomatoes in the garden. Hill Road. The project is being completed by The debate, taped Friday, will be in St, Bernard’s Cemetery, receive building applications and to aired at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on WTNH- Rockville. make appointments for the following TV Channel 8 in New Haven. The Friends may call at the Burke- week, he said. There will be no program will open with a brief sum­ Fortin Funeral Home. 76 Prospect building inspector available. Negotiation Time Consuming mary of the issues confronting 2nd District voters. Dodd and Connell will then be during the upcoming weeks meeting By GREG PEARSON tracts expired. Two unions did not questioned on a variety of subjects by At Andover Elementary School Off-Duty Pilots Herald Reporter with unions or preparing for the settle with the town until June 1977, a sessions. Channel 8 reporters. At the end of the full year later. Contract negotiations program, each candidate will have /■' MANCHESTER - Labor McCarthy said that the town was for the next two-year contract time to make a short closing state­ negotiations frequently find the town assisted this year by two interns Cockpit Visitors and its unions differing on many started six months after those two ment. from the University of Hartford who issues. Both sides, however, agree on agreements were reached. They Reap What They Have Sown did much of the preparation for con­ one thing. The negotiating process “ There wasn’t much tim e in SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Minutes The PSA jet with 135 persons tract work. between,” Werbner said. before a commercial jet and light takes a lot of time. costs of the world.” gardener and the other a baker; and etc., is used frequently and it is so aboard and the Cessna 172 collided 3,- Each of the interns spent about 2(X) “From January until we get a con­ Cancer Unit Sets BETTY RYDER plane collided in flight in the nation’s “It’s a tough grind,’’ James “We began on a piece of borrowed the custodian. expensive to buy,” Kravet said. Ms. 000 feet above San Diego Monday, hours each on the preparatory work, tract, it’s daily,” Taylor said of the Program Speaker Life/Slyle Editor worst air disaster two off-duty pilots only 65 seconds after the jet had been Taylor, president of the Manchester McCarthy said. This included com­ land and put in 50 tomato plants. It “We planted 280 tomato plants this Collins’ staff cuts the tomatoes up work. If he isn’t in negotiations, he’s When anyone asks the staff or traveling as pasengers were in the Police Union Local 1495, said. piling information from the town proved successful and we closed out year along with cucumbers, corn, and freezes them until it’s time to warned by controllers to watch for meeting with union officers or Dr. Thomas J. Godar, former students at Andover Elementary cockpit joking with the crew, accor­ “It’s really turned into a con­ controller’s office and data center. the entire school lunch program with butternut squash, zucchini, and use them in sauce. “traffic at 12 o’clock, one mile members to discuss the progress of medical director of the respiratory School, "How does your garden ding to a report being studied Friday Cessna.” tinuous process, ” Steven Werbner, Still, the town officials are a loss of only $100. string beans. “We didn’t have to raise the price the talks. therapy program at Manchester grow?’’ they smile and reply, by federal investigators. The PSA crew responded: “Okay. personnel assistant for the town, required to do much of that work “This year, using school property, “I think we planted watermelon of lunches by using this bounty from said. Community College, will be the guest “Great.” And, they’re right. “ We think th a t’s rig h t,’ ’ a We had him a minute ago, I think he after the negotiation starts. we cleared two acres, but didn’t and onions too late to harvest,” he our garden. It really saves the town speaker Oct. 9, at the fall meeting of ’The idea of growing their own spokesman for Pacific Southwest passed off our right,” Werbner and Charles McCarthy, “You don’t just go in the day plant it all. Next year we will,” added. quite a bit of money.” the Manchester Area, American vegetables for use in the school Airlines said. “It’s not unusual at all. assistant town manager, are the two before and start getting your infor­ Kravet said. The vegetables are used in the During their planting and growing Of the 150 persons killed, 13 died on Fire Calls 1Cancer Society’s Board of Directors cafeteria began last year when David town employees primarily in charge period. Kravet, who admits to being They can go up in the flight deck. It’s the ground when the colliding planes mation together,” McCarthy said. in Conference Room C at Manchester Working on the project was Irene school lunch program menus, es­ Big Bird scares the crows away of labor negotiations with the four Kravet, school principal, was trying very feasible.’’ came down in the city’s residential Frequently, they talk with super­ Memorial Hospital. Collins, the school cafeteria pecially the tomatoes for sauce. a city boy from West Hartford, said a unions that represent town Manchester to cope with what he calls “the rising woodchuck kept invading the garden, Rudy Kapustin, heading the crash North Park district. Sixteen homes visors who are involved with the day- Dr. Godar is director of the Section manager; two CETA workers, one a “Tomato sauce for spaghetti, pizza. employees. Friday, 2:57 p.m.—Water flow alarm “I was all for killing it, but the custo­ investigation for the National were damaged or destroyed. to-day mechanics of the contract of Pulmonary Diseases at St. Francis Transportation Safety Board, said, Their busiest time for labor work is malfunction at Lydall and Foulds dian and others working on the gar­ Federal crash investigators agreements. In most cases, depart­ (Town). Hospital in Hartford. “We have reason to believe (the when the unions and the town are den said they would trap it harmless­ revealed that the PSA jet, descen­ ment heads are consulted or are part Friday, 6:51—Woods fire at rear of A graduate of Tufts University trying to negotiate new contracts. ly and release it elsewhere. Realizing visitors to the flight deck) were in ding for its landing at Lindbergh of the town’s bargaining group. Fountain Village, found it was in East School of Medicine, Dr. Godar is an During these periods, McCarthy the damage it was doing to the gar­ the jump seats at the time of the Field at 500 feet per second, literally Union officials agree that there is Hartford and the East Hartford Fire associate professor of medicine at estimated that he and Werbner each den, I told them they had one week to collision.’’ overran the Cessna, which was clim­ much time involved in union work. Department took over (Town). the University of Connecticut and spend about half their work week He said a normal amount of joking bing, as both were flying in the same Representatives from all four unions Friday, 8:03 p.m —Smoke in house at 20 Yale Schools of Medicine. He was at capture the woodchuck.” preparing for or working in Steep Hollow Lane (Town). Before the week ended, the and bantering could have been taking general direction. said that the negotiating process is Manchester Community College negotiating sessions with the union. place, as reported by the San Diego “The 727 overtook the Cessna on an time-consuming. East Hartford from 1973 to 1977, and was a consul­ woodchuck was trapped, and wild Now, for instance, the town is still rumors are that it was released in Union quoting sources said to hve angle from the rear,” said Brad Dun­ “I couldn’t put a figure on how Friday, 11 a.m—Medical call to 39 tant in pulmonary diseases at in contract negotiations with three of heard tapes from the cockpit bar, spokesman for the National much time I ’ve spent,” Taylor said. Pitkin St. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hebron. Hopefully, no Hebron gar­ the four unions. Only the union deners will report an extra recorder. Transportation Board. “There’s an awful lot of time that Friday, 11:37 a m.—House fire at 24 The meeting is open to the public. Nineteen PSA employees were The finding again raised the representing town firefighters has goes into it.” Laurel St. woodchuck on their property. aboard the Boeing 727 and were possibility that the PSA pilot never reached a final agreement with the Another who knows the amount of Friday, 1:37 p.m.—Car fire in front of Standing guard over the ample gar­ town. among the 150 persons killed in the saw the single-engine Cessna, and time a union officer spends is East Hartford Convalescent Home on den is a colorful Big Bird, feathers Main Street. crash. The two visitors made a total may have seen a third light plane in Thus, they will spend much time Georgeanne Martin. Her husband. Two Employees and all, but minus one wing. Friday, 4:12 p.m.-(-Medical call to of five persons in the flight deck just the area. Bob, is president of the fire union. “It used to be in the school library, Howard Johnson Motel. Join Seminars before the collision, but airline of­ Dunbar said there were “two can­ “It’s a lot of time, I can vouch for but one day after the crows had been Friday, 6:59 p.m.—Woods fire at Bum- MANCHESTER — Two town pecking away at our seeds, it ficials said there was no violation of didate” planes being investigated as that. The phone sometimes rings off side Avenue and town line. procedures. About Town ) employees will participate in a series mysteriously appeared in the garden. possibly occupying the same air the wall,” she said. Friday, 7:42 p.m.-Medical call to 27 No one seems to know just how it got Also before the investigation team space, but further analysis of radar In June 1976, all four union con­ High .Court. of state-sponsored seminars about was a report the pilot, Capt. James snow and ice control. there,” the smiling principal said. information would have to be made Manchester Composite Squadron Doing their part on an individual McFeron, had turned control over to before any conclusions could be of the Civil Air Patrol will meet Sun­ George Ringstone, acting highway basis, Andover farmers often donate his first officer, Robert E. Fox, at reached. day from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at superintendent, and Merle Shaw, a Late Registration Set other vegetables from their gardens the time the collision occurred. Manchester State Armory, Main foreman in the Highway Depart­ ment, will attend, Ringstone said such as rhubarb and apples. Street. Membership is open to all Friday. “When we get enough, we make young people from Grade 7 through For Cultural Programs The seminars will be held Monday pies or other desserts for the kids,” Grand Jury Indicts 18 high school. For more information in W illim an tic, W ednesday in Kravet said. call 646-6344 or 871-0257. The Manchester Recreation Obviously, for the students at An­ _1__ Department will have a late registra­ Bombardier from Flo’s Cake Meriden, Thursday in New Milford tion Monday through Friday for the and Friday in Rocky Hill. dover Elementary School, lunches Of Defrauding the GSA Westhill Gardens Fellowship will Decorating. There is a fee for the fall cultural program. Registration is course. Several speakers from the state made from fresh produce from their Also indicted were four other meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Herr­ BALTIMORE (UPI) — A federal open to residents of Manchester and Department of Transportation will own garden, must make school federal employees, including a mann Hall, Bluefield Drive. The Rev. Bridge for intermediates, taught grand jury Friday indicted 18 per­ surrounding towns from 9 a.m. to be featured during the four seminars. almost fun. Justice Department official, who Kenneth Gustafson will lead a by Beverly Freeman, will meet on sons, including government 1:30 p.m. at the Arts Building on purchased supplies for their agencies devotional program and speak. He Tuesday afternoons for eight weeks employees and private contractors, Garden Grove Road. at the GSA stores. will be assisted by Joseph Moriconi. beginning Oct. 10. There is a fee for on charges of defrauding the General Cake decorating is offered for the course. Rubin Complains “More indictments can be All Westhill residents are welcome. Services Administration’s ?60 million beginners on Thursday mornings and Photo Feature ,expected in four to six weeks,” Assis­ Further information may be ob­ Yvette Pelletier washes zucchini squash a year self-service stores. will meet for eight weeks beginning On Late Minutes By tant U.S. Attorney Daniel Clements Emanuel Hill Chapter of tained by contacting the Arts In the first court action to emerge Oct. 12. The instructor is Edward Building, 643-6795. REGGIE PINTO from the sweeping investigation of said. “The investigation is still con­ Alcoholics Anonymous will meet MANCHESTER Dr. Ben Rubin Yvette Pelletier is a school kitchen aide the scandal-plagued building and tinuing.” tonight at 8 at Emanuel Lutheran has filed a Freedom of Information supply agency, the grand jury in­ The indictment charged the presi­ Church, 60 Church St. complaint against the Housing Code Enforcement Committee because its dictments named two present and dent and the former vice president of Hunger Awareness Day minutes were filed late. former managers of the stores plus Hilles Associates, Inc., a West­ The Veterans Council of The minutes for the Sept. 13 two top officers of a Maryland con­ minster, Md., firm with receiving Manchester will meet Monday at 8 MANCHESTER —Mayor Stephen money to combat world hunger. meeting were filed Sept. 26. The tractor who sold supplies to the GSA payment for merchandise never p.m. at the Army & Navy Club. Penny has declared Sunday “ Hunger The Manchester CROP Walk for state’s FOI law says that minutes Federal Supply Service. delivered, in exchange for bribes Awareness Day.” Hunger will begin at 1 p.m. in Center must be available within seven days given GSA employees. He encouraged all persons to par­ Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Park. Penny will be one of the par­ of the meeting. Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine ticipate in Sunday’s walk to raise ticipants. Corps L ea^ e Home. Members are Ballplay ers Get Time asked to bring items for a silent auc­ tion, chaired by Mary Nichols. Thora Maloney is in charge of Teachers Will Be Commissioned To Shower and Dress IB ^> ■ •• refreshments. EAST HARTFORD through 6 will be assigned register by the calling St. Teachers who are unable to The amendment to the original NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal —Teachers of St. Mary’s to home groups in their Mary’s C.C.D. office attend are asked to call the court order now allows the Yankees C.C.D. program will be judge Friday gave the New York neighborhood and will be weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 C.C.D. office or their coor- Yankees the option to bar male as to install swinging doors or curtains commission^ as religious notified by phone after Oct. p.m. (528-2287) All students dinator prior to- the well as female sports reporters from at each cubicle, to direct ail educators at a special 1. Classes begin the week should be registered before meeting. the locker room until the ballplayers ballplayers to wear towels or Scripture Service, “All Are of Oct. 9. the first day of class. bathrobes, ban both sexes until the Called and Sent,” at all have the time to shower and dress. Classes for 7th and 8th All teachers in the players are dressed or provide a MANCHESTER — Police reported The option was granted by Federal Oct. 7 and 8 masses. graders will be held each program will attend a ■rI press lounge where players may be a break into an East Center Street Judge Constance Baker Motley, who The ceremony will mark Monday beginning Oct. 16 meeting Monday, Oct. 2 at interviewed. gas station Friday. WIWTED ruled on Monday that the Yankee the beginning of the school from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the school. In approving the new modification. Although there were signs of Correspondent policy of banning women from the year for the religion St. Mary’s school. Text books and class lists Judge Motley appeared annoyed that forced entry into the building, classes. Classes for locker room after games was un­ All new students may will be distributed. To Cover The constitutional. the proposal had not been made nothing was reported missing, police students in kindergarten The Yankees and Baseball Com­ months before to settle the issue out said. through Grade 2 wili be LAST WEEKEND FOR' of court. No claim of sex discrimina­ Coventry missioner Bowie Kuhn objected on held Saturday mornings tion could have been made then, she the ground that the ballplayers’ right Robert T. Generis, 18, of 456 Burn­ beginning Oct. 14 at St. Newsbeat said, and a settlement would have to privacy would be violated. side Ave., East Hartford, was Mary’s school from 9:30 to NATIVE PEACHES saved “New York City, the Yankees Yankee lawyer Jesse Climenko charged with violation of probation, 10:30 a.m. £xce//en( tor Frooxing A Conning for M and everyone else from this un­ said the modification would protect police said. Court date is Oct. 16. Students in Grades 3 both the privacy rights of the Players favorable publicity.” MAC INTOSH - RED BRAVENSTEIN Her ruling was on a complaint The Herald and the rights of women sports i CORTLAND APPLES brought by Melissa Ludtke of a BATTERIES FOR reporters to equal access with their national sports magazine who said Lottery Radtos-Hearing AMs male counterparts to the players FRESH APPLE CIDER a PURE CIDER VINE6AR 643^^11 she could not compete on an equal Gamas-HasMigMs after the game. He suggested a time ASK ROR basis with men because of the ban HAROLD TURKINQTON Irene Collins reaps the bounty from the garden It’s corn harvesting time in Andover lapse of about 15 minutes before the HARTFORD (UPI) - The winning FERMNDO ORCHARD against her presence in the locker OR daily number drawn in the Connec­ DRUC BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., QURTONBURY players were ready for interviews. room. 3 Mil— Bayond VHo’a Restaurant / BARBARA RICHMOND ticut lottery Friday was 730. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVEM.NG HERALP. Manchester, Conn . Sat , Sept 30, \ m —MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. STtgManchester, I It, IICBICI . l^Uflll., Conn., O'dL Sal., ., aCPl. Sept. dU.30. ib/H—1978 — l^AUr:PAGE jMP NINK Collectors’ Corner VOUU ALWAYS DO KTTK AT iUP Herald Cheney Booters Overpowered Bv RLSS MacKKNDRKJK date of Oct. 24. Covers prepared by the angle These four se-tenant stamps will be collector should be sent to “First Day By LEN ADSTER released at the Hot Springs National Park Cancellations,” Postmaster, Hot Springs m Herald Sporlswriler National Park, AR 71901, without a remit­ E a r l Y o s t in Arkansas on the ninth of October, Four first-half goals proved to be more than enough as visiting tance. For Postal Service affixing of Mm M pmm m mdt AM tan CMpi a mM j during the convention of the American ■ ■aM______I______Sports Editor Vinal Tech overpowered punchless Cheney Tech, 5-0, in Charter Forestry Association. There is the giant stamps, address “American Tree Stamps,” and the same postmaster, in­ sequoia, the eastern white pine (state tree A N W MONnr f A V M K O O M M MIITH OOLO N N D n A M P I Oak Conference soccer action yesterday at the Beavers’ field. of Maine and Michigan), the white oak cluding 15 cents for each cover. Personal AIL a n e c r m STORES “Very poor,’’ Cheney Coach Manny I state tree of Connecticut and Maryland) checks are OK up to *30. Win ignited Enthu$ia$m Goncalves offered softly. “ (Chris) John Listro at the 22:33 segment OPOtAlLDAY-OCTOBBiB, time the UTC finals were being Vann wasn’t there and when he’s not made it 3-0 with a left-footed drive — and the gray birch. (-alalog Readv Finally over is the three-year, 29- played. The NFL featured several The foresters will doubtless be The new f^lpwintw: Harris Catalog is there we don’t have anything up Itom about 18 yards away. He took a S78-COLUMBUS DAYl game losing streak of Manchester telecasts. The red-hot American front. I had to move Doug Landry up P®®® without waiting for the ball mystified to find the gray birch in this ready. It h ^ been changed into a chunky Get’;300 Extra’ High football. League East pennant race also took to settle blasted it past a startled select company. It has been described by block-lik^ffair, 4 by 7 by 1 inch thick — (All MASS. STORES CLOSEDJ from halfback and that hurt us It ended last Saturday at Memorial away some potential customers. there.” one authority as "a weedy and hor- just greU for throwing it somebody — the Mainville. Field, a 20-15 CCIL verdict over Fer­ The price scale of tickets was The locals, now 0-3 in the con­ ticulturally useless tree.” Its only claim H.E. H/rris publishers, for instance. It is mi High of Enfield. Sal lyiarino closed out the scoring much too high for the caliber of ten-, ference and 1-3-1 overall, got strong in the first half at the 27:55 mark as to fame is that it will grow where no other miserable to work with because it is hard COLD BOND STAMPS From all reports, school spirit - nis offered. True, the public sup­ midfield play from Landry, Lou he drove home a rebound hobbled by tree tan survive— so perhaps the stamp is to hold open. If you want to take notes you which wasn’t much in evidence - at ported the Aetna World Cup when meant as a tribute to true grit. will need either three hands, a clamp, or LaBrec and Mike Dunn but sorely Mainville. A1 Hunt’s long centering the opening game reached record staged in Hartford and now in New miss someone up front who will put it cross set up the play. The giant sequoia is seen only in certain an enormous paperweight. proportions during the week. Haven at top prices but the latter in the net. Vinal, 1-2 in the COC and 3- groves in California. One of the trees, The gwxl news is that they have held the 1 (X)LD BOND COUPON ; It was a somewhat lackluster se­ HBVS HOW irWORRS This afternoon, test No. 2 for Coach boasted perhaps Uncle Sam’s six best 2 overall, had no such problem. cond half, with some chippiness tailed the General Sherman, is nearly 37 same price. $2.25, and have added Jack Holik and his charges will come male players and the same number feet in diameter and a long walk in cir­ coverage of souvenir cards and the Seb Guliano got the visitors from appearing on both sides, with reserve Attention irSASBASYASM>M' against neighboring Penney High of from Australia. Middletown on the board at the 8:28 Mike Zampini adding the final tally cumference. The redwood is also a Ryukyu Islands 300* FREE East Hartford. The UTC Classic offered *75,(K)0 in sequoia, and has a little wider distribu­ As to price changes — the Grafts did it CeM M jwjgtiaptiwnfMiwiliipW.ywiB i COLD BOND STAMPS mark with a 28-yard bullet into the for Vinal at the 29-minute mark. S h o p p e r s ! One game doesn't make a season, prize money. That’s not enough to upper right hand corner from the op­ LaBrec had the best opportunites to tion (The name "sequoia,” always a again: the C13-15's are up to *2,795 from I nor does one victory, but a triumph lure the top players anymore. Me *2,350 and the Century of Progress to *110 posite wing. Just a little over 10 avert the shutout for Cheney but was challenge in spelling, belonged originally ,f you M not receive Witti this Valuable Coupon and Indicated Purchase over the Black Knights and en­ Enroe won *15,()00 for his singles to an Indian chief who invented an from *90. The Alexander Hamilton *5 minutes later, Guliano connected either wide or denied by Hawk one of tn/5 (veeks Siw ymr M m k M y S m M n * M k M couragement from the student body - triumph.Since June 1, when he again, this time from just inside the keeper Bob Carlson. alphabet for his people.) regular issue went up ten to *95. A skim f k) GoldinVWitti the purctUM ol cheerleaders, band, alumni and Super ■ Mone/ • Saving- M «a cMatM. Eadi bMkW M l 30 U to uniu rKBE\ 'Tern / 00 to *19.99 turned pro, the New York man out of An extra fillip to the stamp designs is through the book seems to show that the *10 penalty area with a low, left-footed “Vinal when it gets the opportunity Circulars at your home 2•Tm . followers - could go a long way to Stanford University has won $92,982. can put it in the net," Goncalves the depiction of the leaf and fruiting of rank and file of stamps have been r ~ | E E ^hkehX With the purchase of drive to the left corner. Cheney pick up your copy at another week of rejoicing around the Just what the future holds for the assessed. each tree at the lower left. Also, except relatively stable. The Famous Americans I—lAlU nCBB^ 'tm } *20 00 to *29 99 school grounds. sophomore goalie Tim Mainville your local A&P store play remains in question. UTC of­ didn’t )i^vo a chance on either score. And that’s the name of the game. for the oak, there is a background scene of plate blocks and also those of the Hatteras r ~ | V # M * E 1 B E E Gohlen\With the purchase ot iwniie supplies last i • MuMkHMdiNriOL ficials, when approving the stop on each tree’s sypital habitat. The artist 2-cents, the Space Twins, Beautification l—IOUU rKBB \ 'Tens } *3000orMOA£ Financial Disaster the Colgate Grand Prix circuit, had a responsible is Walter D. Richards of New and Botanical Congress are all about the r« CM alN ndm m M m Or M O M gHh M Iterre Prohiatitl by Law Eicluded. Limit The first annual United long-range eye on starting small and «i M M “* ■ * ■ • - One Coupon Per Family. Valid October 1-7,1978 GB-9 Canaan, Conn. same as in the previous Catalog. te M M cstalM. M ygir KMp h M y M Technologies Tennis Classic is now finishing big with the promotion at The stamps will be semi-jumbos, Fafimn BM a Green Takes Lead Coming Events history. the Hartford Civic Center Coliseum printed by gravure in panes of 40. There Tomorrow. Oct. 1, will be the start of John McEnroe walked off center when rebuilt in 1980. will be six colors, head^ by green, and six court at the Hartford Armory with The Colgate stop at the Springfield AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Former U.S. Open Champion Hubert plate numbers. First-day cancellations the fourth year of Gerry Gerath s First first prize money, a trophy and a pair Civic Center the past two years has will be available through the postmark Sunday Stamp Bourse. There will be 30 SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL Green fired a three-under-par 67 Friday over the rugged Has Step Lead dealers, plus the USPS and United Nations of shoe laces. The latter a personal been anything but a financial Firestone South Course to grab a two-shot lead over Severiano Postal Administration (UNPA) booths. .V“H 'AE f'_ED SUPEt^ EAVI’.GS BOCK.E* gift from the sponsors because of his success. There are just too many Ballesteros after two rounds of the $300,000 World Series of Golf. Cheney Tech sophomore fullback Walt Kostrzewa has step Admission, parking and door prizes for A&P-GRADE "A" habit of delaying play by untieing and tournaments on the same dates and lead on Vinal Tech forward as both eye ball in yesterday’s free as usual. Place and time: The then tieing up his sneakers. too much money being offered the Green and Ballesteros were the only golfers in the elite field of 26 Charter Oak Conference play. (Herald photo by Chastain) Ramada Inn, 100 East River Drive, East Attendance was poor while play top players who bypass many tour ago,” he said, “and then my game Hartford — 10 a m. to 5 p.m. was of a much better grade, not top stops. who were under par after 36 holes. came back to normal and I finished Texan Tom Kite, who shot a 69 On Tuesday, Oct. 3, the Central Connec­ LARGE EGGS grade, but only a couple of steps Borg and Connors can make $100,- fifth. I suppose I'm more of a m below. 000 just playing in a weekend event. Friday, was at even par 140, three favorite than I was when the tourna­ ticut Coin Club will have its annual dinner strokes behind Green, at Willie's Steak House. The Happy Hour There are many reasons for failure ment started, but I still wouldn't run East Harriers Win Green, who always seems to save to catch on with John Public. End of the Line out and bet on my chances.” will start at 6:30 p.m. and the dinner will his best golf for the world’s toughest The class players were absent But Green’s play belied his attitude be served at 7:30 sharp. Members may Gil Boisoneau of Bolton and John courses, birdied the par-5 16th and contact the club secretary, Sally Kirka, (Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg, etc.) as he started the day with a 40-foot With everyone making a contribution. East Catholic’s cross Lotas of Manchester successfully the par-4 17th en route to a three- birdie putt on the first hole and was for further info. John McEnroe and Jonah Kriek are passed the written examination for country team bested Northwest Catholic, 16-44, yesterdav in under-Par 32 on the back nine. never in serious trouble the rest of West Hartford. ^ ^ The Manchester Philatelic Society will not exactly household names, nor membership in the Central Connec­ have its next meeting Oct. 10 at Mott s even known to tennis buffs. Both are Green entered the day one shot the way. “It was the best team performance Comngnus enuiSovo lira ticut Association of Football Of­ behind his playing partner Community Hall. potential top players, especially ficials...Whalers opening WHA game “I played solid golf today,” said of the year," noted Eagle Head Ken CoIIiton closed out the scoring McEnroe who is the brightest young Ballesteros, who shot a 69 Thursday Green, “and I have been playing Coach Jack Hull. “ Improvement for East, now 2-1, by taking sixth in Quebec has been moved up from for the only subpar round on the (at 19) male player in the United Oct. 14 to Oct, 15,..Pat Brand of pretty well. The course is playing seems evident among key per­ place with a 15:27 clocking. Bob Community Calendar J States. opening day. very difficult and probably will the formers." Fitzgerald also finished in the top 10 Rockville has been named co-captain Hale Irwin stood alone in fourth The dates were not good, coming so rest of the way. I think that is to my Junior standout John Clifford led a for East with a seventh placement of the UConn cross country squad place at 142, after shooting a 71 a close to the United States Open in advantage.” parade of four Eagle thinclads across Results: 1. Clifford (EC) 14:16 for along with Tim Kane of Southington. Friday to match his Thursday perfor­ Andover Thursday ■ r-c-Q New York which many viewed either Ballesteros — who hit only six the finish line with a 14:16 clocking 2.8 miles, 2. Kittredge (EC) 3 The latter is the young man who mance. Tied at 143, six shots behind fairways Friday and only eight on IVfonday Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 in person or via television. The Open failed to register in time for the 12- over a 2.8 mile course. Dave Kit- Patrick (EC), 4. Funk (EC), 5 De- p.m.. Hale school. •Ml' 5 drew the top players. Green, were defending champion Thursday — said, “I like my tredge was second 50 seconds behind neen (NW), 6, CoIIiton (EC) 7 Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office mile Connecticut AAU run last June Lanny Wadkins, Bill Kratzert and Adult Education Council, 7:30 p.m., high Last weekend, for the semifinals in the MCC Relay promotion and ran position," but noted that “this course Clifford with Ben Patrick and Steve Fitzgerald (EC), 8. B. Deneen (NW), Building. school. and finals, there was much competi­ Dr. (511 Morgan, can be easy if you play like Hubie Funk securing the next two 9. O’Callaghan (NW), 10. Keefe Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. behind the winner, George Straz- tion from other live sports, like Jack Nicklaus, who won the first Green did today.” placprnents. (NW). Town Office Building. SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL nitskas...Kane is the No. 1 man with expanded World Series in 1976, East Hartford SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL college and scholastic football and Coach Bob Kennedy’s UConns and The 72-hole tournament continues Annual town meeting, 8 p.m., Andover probably shot himself out of conten­ through Sunday. Monday soccer on Saturday and a heavy pro Brand has been running in the No. 4 Elementary School. :‘.EE:.lFC --.PEP .P, ‘i!)SBCC''.E' " '.’(E F;;.uEr) -.:.FEP -c, ‘,0; 3' football slate Sunday at the same tion with a 76 for a 148 total, 11 shots slot...Have a nice weekend. back. Thursday Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Penney LAUNDRY DETERGENT CHOCK FULL-O-NUTS Penney Boys Fall Andover Elementary School dismissed High School. The pros again found the 7,130-yard at 1 p.m. Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m.. South Course to be rough going. Out Game Delayed Downed in CCIL cross coun­ season. PTA sewing demonstration, 8 p.m., An­ Town Hall. TIDE Rice Reaches Goal of the 26 best golfers in the world, The East Catholic at Windsor try action yesterday was the “We got a pretty good race out of dover Elementary School. Tuesday COFFEE only Green and Kite could break par Locks High football game slated Torres and a very good one from Friday. Penney High boys’ squad, 21- ^1 Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Red Sox’ slugger Jim Rice cracked last night was postponed because Silvia, a sophomore just out for the Friday Kite, who grabbed the lead midway 34, by visiting Wethersfield team,” commented Penney Head a second-inning single Friday night to become the first portable lights failed to arrive on Grange card party, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. through the second round by bir- time. High in East Hartford. Coach Dick Brimley. “We had a lot Hebron American League player in 41 years to reach 400 total bases in dieing three of the last four holes on Wethersfield’s Ed Sullivan took in­ of space between our first and fifth one season. It was originally reported the Bolton Today the front nine for a 33, three putted 18 contest would start at least an dividual honors with a 15:41 clocking men” Rice opened Friday night’s game for the second day in a row and shot over a newly laid out 3.0 mile course. Today Voter registration, 9 a m. to 1 p.m.. hour late, but instead of waiting it Town Office Building. with Toronto with 397 total bases and Joe DlMaggio in 1937. Rice was given 71. was agreed the game would be Black Knight harrier Ed Torres took Results: 1. Sullivan (W) 15:41 for Voter making session, 9 a m. to 1 p.m.. slammed a double in the first inning Despite his brilliant round Friday, second place with two Eagles .Monday the baseball and the first base bag, postponed. It has been 3.0 miles, 2. Torres (P), 3. Doyle Community Hall. to move to within one. In the second which will be taken to the Hall of the ever-smiling Green discounted following. (W), 4. Zawodniak (W), 5. Silvia (P), Sanitarian, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Office rescheduled tonight at 7:30—with Smorgasbord, 5 to 7 p.m., United inning, he grounded a single to left Fame in Cooperstown. his chances of winning the *100,(XX) the lights hopefully there on time Mike Silvia was fifth for Penney, 6, Janeczek (W), 7. Zimmerman (P), Methodist Church. Building. off Jim Clancy to reach the The last major-league player to top prize. set up. Glenn Zimmerman seventh and John 8, Curtis (W), 9. Hale (P), 10. Powell Monday Town Clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to milestone. reach 400 total bases was Hank “I led after two rounds two years Hale ninth. Penney is now 1-2 for the (P). 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to The last guy to reach 400 total Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves in Junior High School Building Committee, bases was the New York Yankee’s 1959. 9 p.m., Community Hall. 7 p.m., Rham High School. Tuesday Regional District 8 Board of Education, ypu'H Do Better with a&ps 8 p.m., Rham High School. Tech Runners Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Com­ GROCERY SPECIALS munity Hall. Wednesday Accused Murderer Topple Vinal Wednesday Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office FOREST GROVE MHiiron HOOP Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Building. It was a close meet but Whole K l CMAM Bentley Memorial Library. Thursday Pleads Innocent Cheney Tech nailed down a 26- Thursday Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Of­ indarin sr POTATOES 29 decision over Vinal Tech in U.S. No. I-Stze "A Girl Scout registration, 7 to 8 p.m., fice Building. v^i>^yoranges U.S. No. I-Bairing CROWN POINT, Ind. (UPI) — A Gary man accused of firing Charter Oak Conference cross Bolton Congregational Church. an errant shotgun blast that killed California Angels’ outfielder country action yesterday in St. George’s Episcopal Church Women, South Windsor 5-lb. Lyman Bostock pleaded innocent Friday to first degree murder. Middletown. 8 p.m., church. MputolWd IWlieiCelirMlClMii Leonard Smith, 31, an unemployed Freshman standout Ron Schulz led Monday ALL VEGETABLE ORANOI n U F T *^'*l**/\. RUSS^ first time a few minutes betore the steelworker, entered his plea during the effort for the Beavers, now 4-2 for Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. shooting. Mrs. Smith suffered minor Coventry Pure arraignment before Lake County the season, by taking individual Tuesday Criminal Court Judge Andrew V. pellet wounds to the face. Today H Wesson honors with a 17:04 clocking over a Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 Giorgi. Funeral services were held 2.8 mile course, Opening of Republican headquarters, 10 24 ’Thursday in I^s Angeles for the out­ p.m., Towq Hall. Oil 02. btl M M i-24 cl |k|. Police said Smith was firing at his Chris Beauchesne was third for the a.m.. Route 21 next to Sanborn's garage. estranged wife but, instead, killed fielder and more than 5(X) persons — Thursday DAYnM STAY locals, Ken Pitts fifth, Paul Dabroi Jaycee forum, 10 a.m.. Old Zollo’s Bostock, 27, who had signed a five- friends, family, teammates, eighth and Woody Holland locked up Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. building, Daley Road. year, *2.3-million contract with the reporters and sports fans — crowded the victory by securing ninth place. Town Hall. ' DELICIOUS Republican Town Committee Angels this season. The shooting took into the Vermont Square United Results: 1. Schulz (CT) 17:04 for WHES Methodist Church. Hundreds more nominating committee, 9 to 11 a.m.. Town I Welch's place on a Gary street last weekend. 2.8 miles, 2. Pillarella (VT), 3. Hall. stood outside. Vernon CWKS n S a S " ban, The suspect’s attorney, Nick Beauchesne (CT), 4. Herrington Monday Tom ato Thiros, filed motions asking the “It is always difficult to say good­ Monday | h*sh-white Beth MacDonald (VT), 5, Pitts (CT), 6. Chamis (VT), Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. Town I^ S K o a d judge to set bail on the charge, which bye to a friend,” pitcher Ken Brett LeeAnn Stauffer Marrv MacDonald 7. Jimerson (VT), 8. Dabroi (CT), 9. Microwave oven workshop 10 a.m. and Juice carries a penalty of 30 to 60 years in said in an eulogy. “I don’t believe I Hall. 7:30 p.m., Tolland County Agriculture W M t i « $ 1 iHushroBiMie Holland (CT), 10. Russo (VT). Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. prison, and to allow the defense to have the ability to portray the pic­ Center, Route 30. review all evidence in the case. ture of the Lyman Bostock that we Tuesday Tuesday B R EA D Giorgi set a hearing for Oct. 12 on all knew so briefly. Posts-Top Speed STRONG-PAPER I Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m:. Indian Swimmers Begin Pre-Cana Conference, 5:45 p.m., St. the bail motion and granted dis­ “There remains for us only one WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (UPI) - Town Hall. Joseph's Church, West Street. JUMBO covery to both prosecution and consolation, that we are better per­ World driving champion Mario An­ Wednesday Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 defense. sons for having known him.” dretti posted a top speed of 122.89 Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. p.m.. First Federal meeting room. Park BOUNTY* The Lake County prosecutor’s of­ Defense of CCIL Crown miles an hour Friday in opening day Town Hall. Place. fice said the next step will be to seek qualifying for Sunday's U.S. Grand TOWELS! Smith’s indictment by the county Hawkins Re-signed Results: Prix. Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 Wednesday BEEF ROUND-BONELESS ( Four school records were the act by shattering her own mark in 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester p.m.. Town Hall. i . r grand jury when it convenes in mid- FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - ’The the 50-yard freestyle with a :26.1 Andretti, seeking a record-tying Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial October. shattered as Manchester High (Valentine. Scott, Mazzotta, Stauffer), 2. Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. Building, Park Place. New England Patriots Friday re­ clocking. White’s previous mark was Manchester, 3. Penney 2:04.6 (newschtxil seventh Formula One victory in a ASSORTED LAYER CAKES WHM.E.22 to 28 LBS.' Gary police detectives said Smith, signed linebacker Mike Hawkins, the girls’ swimming team began :26.3. record). season, was encouraged by this an unemployed steel worker with a team’s seventh round draft pick this defense of its CCIL cham­ “Just about every single person 200 free: 1, M. MacDonald (M), 2. clocking, but disturbed over a con­ Bookmobile Schedule record of minor arrest? but no con­ year, to take the place of tight end A1 pionship with a 108-60 win over improved her time,” stated a pleased Geagan (M). 3. Morrison (M) 2:10.3. troversial decision to ban Italian victions, was trying to kill his es­ Chandler. Head Coach Dave Frost. “We are 200 I.M.: 1. B. MacDonald (Ml. 2. driver Ricardo Patrese for erratic Penney High of East Hartford Lussier (P), 3. Jordan (M) 2:27.4 (new Bottom Roandsl tranged wife, Barbara, 26, who was Chandler, a four-year veteran and ahead of last year's times already,” behavior on the circuits this year. Monday 4:10—Parkade Apartments. 4:10 —Loomis Street. yesterday at the locals’ pool. school record). phg.' Boot BrlUel-BoMleM-e to 10 Its. Bn I IW»-Boneleu-10 to 12 fee Beet Chuck-Boneless W to 20 lbs. riding with Bostock in the back seat one of three New England tight ends, he continued. Patrese was in Elmira County 10:30—Spencer Village. Wednesday Friday of a car driven by the ballplayer’s un­ The 200-yard medley relay four­ 50 free: 1. White (M), 2. Gove (P), 3. Court seeking an injunction to pre­ 11:40 -C h a r te r Oak FRESH WHOLi ifii WHOLE ^ WHOLE n n was waived late ’Thursday. Hawkins, some of Shelly Valentine, Chris Marcy MacDonald also won the Stauffer (M) :26.1 (new school record). 9:30 —Beechwood Nursery cle. cut earlier this fall, played his 200-yard freestyle while White cap­ vent his one-race suspension and it Apartments. School. 2:10 —Presidential Village b r is k e t s lib RBEYES*«* *» CHUCXROLLS 11> Scott, Tess Mazzotta and LeeAnn Diving: 1. Maizzaferro (P), 2. Clarke Apartments. CREAMY-ANN PAGE Bostock met Mrs. Smith for the college ball at Texas A&I. tu r e the 100-yard freestyle to be was reported that several European 1:30—Oak Grove Street. 10:30 —Manchester Early Stauffer started things off right for (P), 3. Jacobson (M) 160.15 points 2:10—Adelaide Road. 2:50 —Pine Ridge But Cbuck-Boneless-IS to 20 bs. Biel flound-Boneless-IO to M bs. double winners for Manchester, now racing associations threatened to Learning Center. the Silk Towners with a 2:04.6 100 fly: 1. Gove (P), 2. B. MacDonald 2:50—Meadow Lane. Apartments. Q uart SHOULOHt ifSf WHOLE i.si 2-0 overall. Stauffer, Anne Morrison, (M), 3. Valentine (M) 1:05.3. withdraw their sanction of Sunday’s 1:30 —Heather Lane. 3:30,—Croft Drive. clocking, eclipsing the old standard 3:30—Alice Drive. 2:10 —Leland Drive. Mayon­ aOOSwHoiE it SRLOM TW S I a Melissa Geagan and Valentine also 100 free: 1. White (M). 2. Geagan (M), event if he was not permitted on the 4:10—Oakwood Road. 4:10 —Rachel Road. Hornet Tankers Victorious by three-tenths of a second. 3. Stauffer (M) :57.9. 2:50 —Curry Lane. iN f RoimOOoMle«-18 to 22 to. Beef Loto-Boneleu-IO to 14 to. navigated well for the Indians. starting grid. naise Sophomore Beth MacDonald 500 free: 1. M. MacDonald (M), 2. T uesday 3:30 —Wintrhop Road. WHOLE TOP ifit WHOLE East /Hartford High girls’ bettered her own mark in the 200- Monique Lussier was top per­ 4:10—Squire Village. backstroke, Linda Krasanavage cap­ Morrison (M), 3. Spear (P) 5:51.5 (new 10:30 —Bigelow Street. ELASTIC ^.^EOUNPE ■*» TOPLOEIS swimming team registered a yard individual medley, set two days former for Penney as she won the school record). Correction 11:00—Walnut Street. Thursday tured the 100 breaststroke and the previously, with a 2:27.4 clocking. 100-yard breaststroke and took se­ 11:40—Goslee Drive. STOCKINGS 97-75 Mfin over Platt High last 100 back: 1. Valentine (Ml, 2. McAvoy 10:30 —Head Start. 200-yard medley relay foursome of Twin sister Beth MacDonald cond place in the 200-yard individual (P), 3. Mazzotta (M) 1:11.6. Manchester High’s soccer team 1:30 —Charles Apartments. _WHEEL CHAIRS night.; Ward, Krasanavage, Anne Parsons medley. Karen Gove won the 100 1:30 —Green Lodge Rest followed suit in the 500-yard freestyle 100 breast: 1. Lussier (P), 2. Scott (M) was defeated Thursday by Enfield 2:10—North Elm Street. Home. Michelle Parson won the 200 and Waz was victorious. butterfly and took second in the 50 3. Sheldon (M) 1:14.2. High, not Fermi, as incorrectly 2:50 —Homestead Park with a time of 5:51.5, lowering the 2:10 — Ambassador Drive. IRDRUG Cl TOLLAND TPKE. - CALDOB PLAZA - WANCHESfER) freestyle, Sharon Waz copped the 500 The Hornet tankers now stand 2-1 free for the visitors. 400 free relay: 1. Penney (Spear, stated in a headline Friday. The In­ Apartments. 135 mark by eight-tenths of a second. 2:50—Bretton Road. (*Mowt»*oeTiwi-r.»ii ------" 1 anji . 1 >» nn.ii.ii.. n ^ freestyle, Linda Ward took the 100 for the season. McAvoy, Schultz, Schmilt), 2. 3:30 — Wedgewood Drive. lINMTtoWKTTOtlilWllhmatolilWKTTYWBUW^ IwiAUirbTsvauatTiiiiwaeuitseAKTaAKMUS j Finally, senior Chris White got into The Black Knights are now 1-1 for the dians next opponent is Fermi 3:30 —Barry Road. season, 0-1 in the CCIL. Manchester, 3. Manchester 4:40.9. Tuesday in Enfield.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 30, 1978 — PAGE ELEVEN Comeback-of-Year Honors Slew Out to Prove Self Educators NEW YORK (UPI) - After prove it to everyone else.” "We’re not going to change 14 months of excuses, Seattle Slew is the 4-5 favorite over Exceller’s style of running now,” Reschedule Seen Headed Hunter’s Way Slew is finally on the way to Exceller (8-5) to take Saturday’s said Charlie Whittingham Bv MII.T RICHMAN proving what his people have race, and although the older inter­ philosophically. “He's fit and ready, Next Plea Jim Beattie, who started the game when he started against Kansas City As bad as he looked in that July 27 national star is the world’s richest and if he catches Slew he catches NEW YORK ( U P I ) -I f you for the Yankees, had been pounded and was knocked out in the fifth in­ outing against the Indians, Hunter been saying about him all thorougbred in training, he isn’t him. If he doesn’t, he doesn’t.” ever saw a pathetic figure in hard and his successor. Dick Tidrow, ning. Hunter didn't pitch again until saw a silver lining no one else did. along — that he is a top-quality expected to provide overwhelming Exceller, who hasn’t started since EAST HARTFORD - The Board of your life, one with all the also had been reached for a couple of 10 days later when he failed to last so “1 threw the ball good." he said. "I racehorse. competition as Affirmed would have, July 24, will be ridden by 47-year-old Education has changed the date for runs. With Boston leading, 7-2, after much as an inning against Cleveland. didn't feel any pain this time." especially after Slew ran away with a Willie Shoemaker, who has ridden its appearance before the Town starch taken out of him. it had seven innings and the outcome fairly Saturday afternoon. Slew takes on to be Catfish Hunter. He faced six batters, didn't get any But, even he didn't know that was West coast import Exceller and a three-length win in the Sept. 16 more than 7,500 winners in 30 years Council to ask again for additional well settled, Billy Martin, still out and was charged with six runs. the turning point. Marlboro. of riding. Seattle Slew will be ridden funds for the Special Education Yup, I'm talking about the same field of four others in the $150,000- managing then, figured it might be as By then, his earned run average Next time out, on Aug, 1, Hunter Earlier this week, Affirmed's again by Angel Cordero Jr., whose deficit. Catfish Hunter, who has a mortal added Woodward Stakes at Belmont. good a time as any to see if Hunter had ballooned to 6.51 and everyone went eight innings against the Texas trainer, Laz Barrera, announced his beautifully-tim ed ride in the Board Chairman Lawrence lock not only on the Comeback of the Should he win, it would be the second had made any progress at all after 21 figured he was through. For not only Rangers and blanked them on three 3-year-old would head for the $300,000 Marlboro was a major factor in the DelPonte said Friday that the board Year Award but maybe Comeback of straight stakes victory for the 4-year- days on the disabled list. the season, but for gc^. He certainly Jockey Club Gold Cup two weeks the Century as well. hits. Including that victory, he now old and an important step in gaining upset victory over Affirmed. has been scheduled to appear before The first Red Sox batter Hunter didn't look anything like the pitcher has won nine of his last 10 decisions, hence. The other probable starters in the the council on Oct. 17 instead of on On this particular evening, he had momentum as a candidate for his se­ faced was Fred Lynn and he ripped who had won 23 games for the lowered his ERA to a respectable The defection of the youngster left race will include Great Contractor; Tuesday. just been subjected to cruel and in­ cond straight Horse of the Year title, him for a homer. George Scott, up Yankees in his first season with them 3.25 and shows a 12-5 season record. Exceller’s trainer a bit disappointed Appassionato; It's Freezing and Wise The shift was decided upon to allow human punishment in possibly its “You don’t know how good it feels next, also homered and Dwight after they signed him for $2,892,000 His next assignment comes Sunday as he had expected the speedy Af­ Philip. Cox's Ridge was entered in council members additional time in purest form, and dragging himself Evans, the third man up. took Reggie to have him running again,” said his as a free agent on New Year's Eve of against Cleveland when he could young trainer Doug Peterson. firmed to press Seattle Slew during the race but instead was to have reviewing the information given to out of Fenway Park in Boston, his Jackson all the way to the right field 1974. pitch the division clincher for the the early part of the race and set up them and also because some council head was down, his stock was down “We’ve always known how good he is started in a turf feature Friday after­ wall for his long drive. Butch Hobson Yankees. Exceller's late charge. members would not be present at and his morale was down. — now it’s a matter of being able to noon. followed with a single and Rick "Poor Cat. 1 feel sorry for him." Early in May, after Hunter had Tuesday's meeting. Only an hour or so before, he had Warm Up Time Burleson with a double. sympathized Yankee owner George Cold Night The school board discovered the made his first pitching appearance won his first game for the Yankees With the temperature in the Hunter looked so pitiful working Steinbrenner. ‘‘He's had it, but deficit last month when more for the Yankees in a month-and-a- following three straight losses, Stein- Added duties for the Detroit low 40s and a strong wind that one inning even the Red Sox felt remember this; he brought our team hrenner sent him a bottle of cham­ students than it had originally an­ half after coming off the disabled compassion for him. Carl bat boy during three-game blowing Thursday night at respectability. He brought them a pagne in the dressing room with his Johnston Funeral Services Set ticipated were placed out of the list. A knot in back of his right armpit Yastrzemski was only one of several winning attitude. Without him. we compliments. Being a diabetic, and series against Red Sox at school district into more expensive Fenway Park, on deck batters, that gave him fits every time he tried who remarked what a shame it was would've never been world cham­ not much pf a drinker, anyway. Boston was to supply pitchers BEDFORD, Texas (UPI) - Basketball Association scoring of a heart attack Wednesday while institutions. They were placed there like Butch Hobson of the Red to throw the ball had put him on the to see such a once-great pitcher pions. and if he never pitches another Hunter passed it up for a can of beer in bullpen with hot coffee Funeral services were because East Hartford did not have shelf. roughed up that way. titles with the Philadelphia playing basketball with his family Sox, keep their hands warm ball, he's worth it. Anybody who tries instead. during cold weather. Above he scheduled Saturday for Neil Warriors during the 1950s. Richard T. Egan, right, president of the Pitkin Glass Works the facilities to meet their needs. On the night in question, last June The following day. the Yankees to step on him is gonna have to run and friends at a local recreation with a hot water bottle. 21, the Red Sox were riding high, That was typical of him. He's a makes run between innings “Gabby” Johnston, the Johnston, athletic drector and head Inc., accepts a deed for the glass works from Mrs. William L. placed their 32-year-old right-hander over me. He can sit on the bench in a funny cat. one with a beer taste even center. He was 49. Gleick, regent of Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, former owners Originaily, the deficit was es­ Despite the cold, 26,724 fans breezing along in first place and back on the disabled list again and with coffee in one hand and lantern-jawed hookshot artist basketball coach at North Lake tuxedo and I'll pay him in full for the though he has a champagne pocket- The 6-foot-8 Johnston began his tim ated at $224,000, although showed up to see Sox top beating evervbody in the league. the next time he worked was Julv 17 professional career as a sore-armed of the historical site in Manchester. Looking on is Edson M. last two vears ' book. cups in another. (UPI Photo) who won three National College in nearby Irving, Texas, died DelPonte said that figure has Detroit. 1-0, (UPI Photo) minor league pitcher and entered pro Bailey, chairman of the Pitkin Glass Corp. organizational changed already because three basketball only after being granted a committee. Ruins of the glass works are in the background. students will not be placed outside tryout with the Warriors. He had American League Passes (Herald photo by Chastain) the district as previously planned. Yankees Maintain Shelton to Sonics played undistinguished college One student's family moved out of 20 Million Mark at Gate basketball for two years at Ohio town, another was found able to func­ NEW YORK (UPI) — NBA Commissioner Larry O’Brien, State. tion within the school system, and NEW YORK (UPI) - The But Johnston, whose spinning hook Glass Works Deed the parents of another student opted One-Game Margin citing the overwhelming importance of the center position, told Boston Red Sox oatiiing aown to me shots enabled him to win NBA American League Thursday final day for AL Eastern Divison to pull that student out of the special The Boston Red Sox con The Indians had a 1-0 lead after the New York Knicks Friday they must give forward Lonnie scoring titles in 1953, 1954 and 1955, education setting, night became the first sports honors, the AL expects the league was named to the NBA s all-pro first tinned their pursuit of the New breaking a pitching duel between Shelton, a 1979 first-round draft pick and $450,000 to the Seattle mark to reach 20,350,(KX) before the Goes to New Group DelPonte said there may be ad­ their own David Clyde and Yank SuperSonics for signing free agent cener Marvin Webster last league in America to pass the team four times and played in six All- York Yankees in the hotly con­ season closes this weekend. MANCHESTER - The Pitkin ditional savings, but not enough to starter Jim Beattie. The Bronx month. 20 million mark in attendance Star games before a knee injury cut year term. offset the deficit. tested American League short his career in 1959. Glass Works, once a producer of Other officers elected to serve for Bombers, as they have done in recent The compensation was the largest nification settlement reached last and it is expected the major Boston, Kansas City, California, Eastern Division race with an Milwaukee and Texas all have set glass and gun powder, passed one year are Sally Robb, vice presi­ outings, had some late-inning light­ yet awarded by O’Brien, who has June, New York, which gave up its league attendance figure will "1 don t expect the council to fund 11-0 blanking of the Toronto ning, this time in the bottom of the club attendance records with the He became the Warrior's coach another historical milestone recently dent; Miss Catherine E. Putnam, the entire amount." he said, “but 1 decided five other such cases since own 1979 first-round draft choice to surpass the 40 million mark for following his retirement as a player when it was deeded to the newly recording secretary; Ernest A. Blue Jays last night behind the eighth. free agency began in 1976 under the Yankees, Red Sox and Kansas City am looking for some commitment to Seattle in a deal for Spencer the first time. and was Wilt Chamberlain's first pro formed Pitkin Glass Works Inc. by Shepherd, corresponding secretary; three-hit combined pitching of Thurman Munson drove in the NBA's collective bargaining agree­ Haywood three years ago. owns the Royals all topping the 2 million underwrite the shortage, within tying run with a single and Reggie With the New York Yankees and mark. coach. the Orford Parish Chapter, DAR. Kevin M. O'Brien, treasurer. reason, at the end of the year." Bob Stanley and Dick Drago. ment. best first-round pick held by the New The Orford Parish Chapter had Jackson singled home Brian Doyle Executive council members and When DelPonte and other board The Yankees, however, refused to O'Brien, who used Kansas City Jersey Nets in the 1979 draft. That owned and maintained the property with what proved to be the winning their terms of office are as follows: members first appeared before the give ground as they maintained their Kings' General Manager Joe Axelson will be either the No. 1 pick of the since it was deeded to them by the run, Ace reliever Rich Gossage as an “impartial expert." said the Nets or the San Diego Clippers, council Sept. 5, council members one-game lead over the Beantowners quelled the Indians to ensure the Horace Pitkin family 50 years ago. Terms expire 1979 - William E. with a 3-1 come-from-behind win fact Webster is an established center adopted a posture of “pay your bills triumph for Beattie. which traded its first-round choice Race Driver Succumbs The original building was built in Buckley, Mrs. R. Kibbee Willey, and then come see us." They sought over the Cleveland Indians. was the overriding factor in his deci­ to New Jersey for guard Nate 1783 by members of the Pitkin family Nathan G. Agostinelli. sion. additional information about the Archibald. ple fractures of each leg. Barringer after being granted a monopoly for Terms Expire 1980 — Edson M. “I have determined that Webster TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - deficit before commiting any more The cash must be payed in in­ was transferred from St. Francis to a Illing Wins producing glass. This was in partial Bailey, Mrs. Henry A. Mallett, at this stage of his career does not Race driver Tommy Thomp­ funds. stallments of $250,(KX) on Nov. 15 and Baltimore hospital Wednesday, payment for supplying the Continen­ Walker W. Briggs Jr. Eagles Lurk Close rank with the acknowledged $200,000 on March 15, 1979. son died in a hospital Thursday Thompson, who lived in Somerset, tiling. Junior High girls' field tal Army during the Revolutionary Terms expire 1981 - Mrs. Ernest Deputy Mayor George Dagon said superstars, but is, nonetheless, a from injuries he received in a War with gun powder which was A. Shepherd, Mrs. G. Orcutt Bissell, NEW YORK (UPI) — The NFC East is shaping up as the was a member of the Trenton-based hockey team topped J.F. Kennedy, 4- the council would try and "find every center of exceptional ability," crash at the Trenton Black American Racers team. His 2, yesterday in Enfield. produced at another family-owned Ernest J. Tureck. NFL’s strongest division this season mostly because 0 Brien said in his 24-page decision. darned buck” but admitted it wasn't Blalock Leads Speedway. He was 35. ambition was to become the first Carrie Thomas and Janet Locke factory on the Hockanum River. Terms expire 1982 — Mrs. Paul F. going to be easy. He said he hoped “This judgment is also supported by Washington, Dallas and the New York Giants have won a com­ ’Thompson, who died at St, Francis black driver in the Indianapolis 500 scored in the first half for the Rams In order to preserve the glass Adams, Mrs. William L. Gleick, Mrs, the report from the town audit com­ Axelson’s ratings. The importance of bined 10 of 12 games. But not to be forgotten are the Philadelphia CALABASAS, Calif. (U P I)-Jane Medical Center, never regained con­ race. and Denise White and Nancy Curtin works, it was deemed advisable to Jerome Nathan. mittee would generate some surplus a dominant player at that position Blalock, playing with a slightly in­ Thompson's dream was shattered after the intermission. form a separate group whose com­ Terms expire 1983 - Mrs. John C. in the budget. Eagles, who have won two straight and face what Coach Dick cannot be overemphasized since vir­ sciousness after the accident on Sept. jured left hand, shot a 4-under-par 68 when Barringer’s car suddenly Toby Brown and Chris Brown plete effort is directed toward this Rieg, Mrs. Howard J. Lockward, Vermeil believes is a critical game Sunday against the tually every NBA championship 23. He was injured fatally on the last Friday in the second round of a $100,- swerved toward his a short distance played well offensively and Donna purpose. John D. LaBelle Jr. That report will be forthcoming Baltimore Colts. team in the past 20 years has had lap of the Mini-Indy 1(X) when his car 000 golf championship for a one-shot collided with another racer at 120 from the finish line in Saturday's Piccarello and Laura Gatzkiewicz The new corporation hopes to raise Anyone interested in becoming a when the auditor receives some Philadelphia was expected to be a such a player. Certainly, the offer to upgraded on the injury list to lead over U S. Open champioh Hollis mph. His car flipped over a four-foot race. Track officials said Barringer defensively for Illing. funds to be used for the maintenance member of the new corporation is in­ materials from the state, which has factor in the NFC East this season questionable, is expected to miss his Webster by Seattle and his sub­ Stacy. wall. was trying to avoid a vehicle that and preservation of the Pitkin site. vited to attend the next meeting of to review all town audits. DelPonte after showing marked improvement fourth game, with Bill Troup sequent contract with the Knicks, The pig-tailed Blalock, 33, shot an John Barringer of Baltimore, Md., was coasting to a stop with engine Richaxd T. Egan of 24 Hendee the corporation on Tuesday, Oct. 24, said this was another reason why the last season. The Eagles stayed close replacing him again. The Colts' which makes him among the highest- opening-round 67 Thursday for a 36- driver of the other car, also was trouble. Road is president of the Pitkin Glass at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room board decided to wait until the 17th to in nearly every game, though they offense, which Coach Ted Far from Washed Up paid players in the NBA, is ample hole total of 135 — 9-under par on the seriously injured. He suffered multi­ Works Inc. He was elected for a one- at the Lincoln Center. appear before the council again. managed to win only five. They Marchibroda says must open up the confirmation of his value. par-72, 6,401-yard Calabasas Park became known as a good, young team Eagles tough defense early, will rely Back on the winning trail after a disastrous start, Catfish “In light of this, the assignment of Country Club. that hadn’t yet learned how to win. Hunter helped turn the Yankees around from also-rans into first Shelton alone would fall considerably Stacy, from Savannaei Ga.,,fired a Bow ling That description seemed like it short of properly compensating Seat­ East Yolleyballers place in the American League East standings. (UPI Photo) 32-35-67 on another hot day with Sullivan 204-191-526, Gem­ would fit again this season, however, tle since Shelton, a forward, cannot temperatures near 100 degrees to go FASTEH.N lU SINESS- AMF Starts Construction ma Biske 176, Janet Hattan when Philadelphia narrowly dropped fairly be compared with Webster, a with her opening-round 69 for a Lose Tough Decision Tony DeDominicis 167-419, SOUTH WINDSOR - AMF Inc. an­ The building is being constructed a pair of games to Los Angeles and 136 184, Marty Bradshaw 451, technology, Hickey said. "It on running back Joe Washington, who center. Therefore, in addition to total. Ron Joiner 164-156-425, nounced today that ground has been on the site of the NuWay Tobacco Washington the first two weeks. But Going to the limit, and beyond. East Catholic girls' Rosemary Symons 453, produces a tobacco sheet of superior came to Baltimore from San Diego Shelton, who Seattle stated would Alexandra Reinhardt of Dave LaChapelle 158-140- broken for a 12,000-square-foot Co., at 200 Sullivan Ave. NuWay is a characteristics — good taste, filling the Eagles rebounded to top New provide some immediate help, I have volleyball team dropped a five-set verdict to Bloomfield Rita Collins 473. for Mitchell. Albuquerque, N.M., and Betty 416, A1 Angeloni 152, Tony building to house a plant to produce principal licensee of AMF's power and handling properties equal Orleans and Miami and remain close also awarded the first-round pick and In other games Sunday, Pittsburgh Duke Just Hoping Burfeindt of Palm Springs, Calif., High yesterday at the Eagles' Nest. Scores were 14-16,15- Rinaldi 151-391, Dan Frye Microflake Cigarette Filler IMCF). Microflake Process for Cigar to natural leaf, at competitive cost GOP WOMEN- Joyce behind the division leaders. (4-0) visits the New York Jets (2-2), cash. These additional elements can are tied for third with 139. 12, 10-15, 16-14 and 18-16. 156-366, John Galli 149-368, This is the first plant to be built for Wrapper and Binder, supplying these East took the jayvee en­ with any present sheet filler “This Sunday is the most impor­ Los Angeles (4-0) is at New Orleans be utilized to further strengthen Burefeindt, the first to tee off “The entire team played Ted Roback 147-367, Tom Tyler 202-498, H arriet AMF's newly-developed MCF products to major cigar manufac­ tant game since I’ve been here,” Seattle.” an outstanding match,” counter, 15-2 and 15-10. Haslett 188-478, Marie process,” he added. (2-2), Houston (2-2) at Cleveland (3- to Shock Michigan Friday, shot a 5-under 67 to go with Fahey 148-146-418, Walt process, according to John Hickey, turers in the U.S., Canada and Puerto According to Hickey, total employ­ says Vermeil, in his third year at noted East Head Coach Katie Sullivan and Joan Ludlow 191-488. 1), Oakland (2-2) at Chicago (3-1), As part of a territorial indem- her opening-round 72. Reinhardt shot Bender 146, Rick general manager of AMF World , Rico. Philadelphia. “If you want to be a Loretta Clune. The Eagles Gerrity were standouts for ment of the small AMF local Seattle (2-2) at Denver (3-1), New a 69 but was eight-under par with DeDominicis 14^377, Jim Tobacco U.S. and Canadian The plant is being constructed by good team, you’ve got to win them in are now 3-2 for the season. the 4-1 winners. facilities will be increased by ap­ York Gints (3-1) at Atlanta (1-3), three holes to play and bogied all Siriani 144, Ed Baba 397, operations. NuWay for AMF, which will lease the a row. You’ve got to keep getting NEW YORK (UPI) - The The weak spot Michigan hopes to Bennet Splits proximately 20 percent as a result of Minnesota (2-2) at Tampa Bay (2-2), three. Mike Gardella 140-377, facility. AMF's World Tobacco U.S. better and better.’’ third-ranked Michigan exploit is the Duke defense. Despite The plant will demonstrate the the new construction. He added that an Diego (1-3) at New England (2-2), Nancy Lopez, who shot a disappoin­ John Galli 368. Bennet Junior High boys' operational capabilities and and Canadian operations also has its the new employees would be primari­ Baltimore, meanwhile, had their having nine of 11 starters back on Manchester Girls Triumph Detroit (1-3) at Green Bay (3-1) Wolverines showed a ting 75 in the opening round, birdied cross country team was economics of the process to headquarters and Micro flake ly line technicians involved in the pre-season high hopes crushed by in­ defense, the Blue Devils have Kansas City (1-3) at Buffalo (1-3), St! nationwide television audience the last two holes and carded a 1- Manchester High girls’ volleyball team captured its SYMPIIO.MFS- Diane downed by Timothy manufacturers of tobacco products Engineering facilities at the NuWay juries and the holdout and eventual allowed their two opponents more operation of the new tobacco Louis (0-4) at Miami (2-2) and Cin­ last Saturday they have a under-par 71 for a 146 total. Colangelo 146-356, Elaine Edwards, 22.-33, yesterday and tobacco processors, he said. The Inaction. AMF has had its Microflake trade of running back Lydell first downs than the offense has third win in five starts yesterday with a 15-1,15-5 and 15- process. cinnati (0-4) at San Francisco (0-4). SPORTS Blalock injured a tendon in her left in South Windsor. On the facility also will be used to produce pilot plant and offices at this location Mitchell. ’The Colts, AFC East cham­ multi-dimensional offense. generated (36-31). 12 victory over host Wethersfield High, Kizis 161-361, Barbara AMF Incorporated is a worldwide In the weekend’s biggest attrac­ hand during a swing, distaff side, the Bennet commercial lots of the product for since 1962. pions the past three years, are 1-3 But was Duke watching in 3-D? Michigan has had trouble in the SLATE Diane Whitaker, Lauri Riihimaki 127-343. producer of leisure time and in­ tion, unbeaten Washington (4-0) tries "It’s nothing serious but I want to girls were victorious, 19-42. commercial evaluation. The new MCF process is a after falling to the previously winless The 2-0 Wolverines come off a solid first halves of games this season but Turkington and Kathy was triumphant, 4-15, 15-7 dustrial products. to maintain its lead in the NFC East ice it so it doesn’t swell up,” she said. Sue Donnelly of Bennet breakthrough in cigarette filler sheet Buffalo Bills 24-17 last week. 28-14 victory over Notre Dame last has been devastating at the end. The Saturday McCoan were standouts for and 15-10, Nancy and Dl STY - Neil Lawrence Monday night when it hosts Dallas (3- “I’ve been hitting down on the ball the Silk Towners. K a trin e W alsh, Lee set a new course record Quarterback Bert Jones, though week, but could be caught napping FOOTBALL 200, Jeff Jones 236-232-662, 1). and I just hit down too hard on one Manchester’s jayvees Sadosky and Cindy Cox with a clocking of 11:46 for Saturday by a band of Blue Devils Penney at Maneheater, Ernie Whipple 202, Ray who are unbeaten this season. shot. are still looking for their played well for the 0-5 In- Chittick 236-215-644, Bruno I, 9 miles in winning the College Football 1:30 girls’ race. Coach Bo Schembechler’s team Simsbury at East Hart­ first win as Wethersfield dians. Lutwaus 213-218-568, Bruce Pre-School Signups Set Moquin 235-619, Dick Boys results: 1. Mealy downed Duke, 21-9, a year ago, but ford, 1:30 JflLAIal A maximum number of 12 Murphy 211-227-611, Bob (T), 2. Parrott IB), 3. D. EAST HARTFORD - The East participate with their child. This will the game had its tense moments for Wolverines have scored 35 fourth- Hartford Public at South registrations will be accepted for the Yukica Looks to Upset Big 10 fans. It was 14-9 in the third JLtiults Illing in Soccer Victory Oliver 210-557, Rob Sewall (E), 4. Veal (B), 5. Hartford YMCA is now accepting help increase the opportunities for quarter points this season and have Windsor, 10:30 a.m. J. Sewall (E), 6. Moulton the child to learn movement skills three- and four-year-old classes and period when the Wolverines iced the Washington 200, Tom Ata- registrations for its Pre-School NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe yet to allow their opponents a point R'orkville at Weaver n n CNtMUMner r a n Illing Junior High varsity Scott LaBrec and Bob (T), 8. Dufour (T), 9. and will assure their child’s 10 for the five-year-old class. highest regard lor them. They beat game with an 80-yard TD march. mian 221-211-596, Rich Movement Education Program, Yukica well remembers his after halftime. Duke has not beaten SOCCER l U t t l 1U( u i iN soccer team opened its Feragne. Illing iced the Bruder (B), 10. Ferrari receiving the attention and recogni­ Movement Education is a process an excellent Penn team last week.” So far this season, defenses are s femgri law Lit LN Warner 210, Denny Carlin which begins on Tuesday at the Michigan in five games, never Rhode Island JC at MCC, 1978 season yesterday with contest on a goal by Bryan (B). tion important to children of this age. of learning by discovery. Movement last trip to Fitton Field, when Boston College, 0-2, hopes to notch ganging up at the line and daring tM I c - M iN 219, Butch Savino 208-211- YMCA building, 770 Main St, scoring more than 14 points. noon W M iM tttN a 2-0 victory over the East Pease assisted by Bill Equipment used in the classes in­ is the basis for learning many life­ an underdog Holy Cross team its first win of the season when it Michigan to pass - especially when 566, Don Wilson 207-559, Girls results: 1. Donnelly The class for five-year-olds will be In other top games Saturday, No. 1 M mHOSHN Catholic freshmen at Chambers. cludes ball, jump ropes, hula hoops, a long skills. The pre-school child is entertains a Navy team which has Michigan moves into the Wishbone CROSS COUNTRY TiiMa l-M IWN Ken Bower 215, Rich (B), 2. Walrath (B), 3. held from 9 to 10 a m.; the class for shocked his Boston College Oklahoma hosts 17th-rated Missouri, Illing. R.J. Jones, Mike St. balance beam, gym mats, batons and challenged to explore his or her own not yielded a point in winning its first formation it has been tinkering with. Manchester (boys and nwcMwus.smiran Higgins 576, Bill Tomlinson Maffucci (B), 4, Mealy three-year-olds from 10 to 11 a m.; Eagles 35-20 last November. No. 4 Arkansas entertains Tulsa; 37NItN Ut After a scoreless first Laurent, Paul Peck, Bill a running ramp. solution to the teachers' suggestions, two games. Coach Ed Chlebek hopes “The opportunities to develop off it girls) at New Hampshire 213-564, Leo Nelson 554, (T). 5. Beland (T), 6. and the class for four-year-olds from Yukica, who has moved north to Texas' Christian is at fifth-ranked ll^krtni UI 4JI half, Brian Buonano tallied Corso and goalie John After the class session for three- thus there is success for each child. his Eagles can cure their turnovers, are still there,” Schembechler said. Invitational S M !■ La Wayne Keeney 568. Lacey (B), 7, White (B), 8. 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. coach Dartmouth, takes his underdog Penn State; No. 6 Texas at Texas MMH4SM.W what proved to be the Paggioli also played well and four-year-olds, the teapher will The teacher for the class is Almuth which have resulted in 12 lost “We’re not the classic wishbone Markham (B). 9. Allen There will be 12 class sessions for charges to Worcester Saturday for fumbles in two games. Tech; Vanderbilt visiting No. 7 W M iautm n game-winner assisted by for Illing. IJLDSSOYIS- Barbara (B), 10. Gutkowski (T). meet with parents to discuss the Perzel. Mrs, Perzel has a B.S. degree team. I do like the idea of ‘stemming’ TrMi t-U MIDI three- and four-year-olds on Tuesday what he hopes will be another sur­ Alabama; Memphis State at eighth- day's class, answer any questions in physical education from the Navy Coach George Welsh says his (switching to the “I” formation) RADIO, TV nNNNNNUMnaratn and Thursday mornings. Five-year- prise. ranked Texas A & M; Houston • U f a * IIN W iN and review a suggested follow-up for University of Rhode Island and an Middies don’t know how good they from it and running from it. olds will meet on Tuesday mornings The Big Green is indeed that — traveling to No. 9 Florida State and Tonight • knfaaU lu i m additional work at home. M.S. degree from Springfield are because their wins have come 1 fan* k k I income, no travel, no Professional Singer/Pianist. One of the purposes of the hearing is to discuss the potential Experienced preferred, hut bookkeeping. Hours 8:30 to NEMCO, P.O. Box 347, Wind­ 644-8597. appliances, tennis and pool. 647- 1419. E.H.O. Colchester. From 1 to 20 environmental impact of the project and its alternatives. Robert B. Weiss. we will train. Apply in persn: experience needed. We train Principals only. Mid $40s. Call NEW LISTING - Manchester, acres. Owner will help with 4:30, Monday thru Friday. sor, Conn. 06095. immaculate 7 - r m , 3 General Manager Why Not Order East Hartford Convalescent Write to Box BB, c/o you in your own home or place 646-6235. MANCHESTER - Immediate 00 financing. Call 647-9153. The hearing will be held in the Hearing Room at the 066-09 of business to manufacture REMEDIAL READING and bedroom Condominium, 2 full Home. 745 Main Street, East Manchester Herald. For period ending 8 p.m. EST 9/30/78 During Saturday, math: individualized work occupancy' 9 room, 5 Manchester Town Hall beginning at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Your Happy Ad Hartford. several products with your baths, 2 halt baths. Plus wall COVENTRY- Beautiful view CUSTODIAN POSITIONS. shaowers will fall over the mid and south Atlantic states and program, (lst-8th grade) by COLUMBIA- New large bedroom Garrison Colonial to wall carpeting, all October 31, 1978. Today! NURSES AIDE TRAINING- Full time and part time for own vacuum-forming Ranch. Cathedral ceiling with Fireplaced family room, 2 Iron) this 2 j- acres of land the state of Ohio, while mostly sunny skies will prevail master's degree teacher. 568- '2 applianccd $46,900. Lombar­ Country location, $15,000. INVITATION Available for a limited the Glastonbury Public machine. 90'/, PROFITS. No stone fireplace in living room. baths, 2 car garage. Call All persons interested in the project may attend the hearing elsewhere. Maximum readings include: Atlanta 74, Boston pie in the sky or get-rich-quick 8075. do Associates, 649-400.3. WILIJNGI'ON- 3 9 wooded and will be heard on questions or statements relative to the FULL AND PART TIME for number of qualifing Schools. Starting salagx. ap- Large deck over looking one-f Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. 646- pr^m at»lyi’fa:totrplus 69, Chicago 72, Cleveland 76, Dallas 88, Denver 83, Duluth 60. deal, but a genuine opportuni­ acres approved. Super project Properly signed statements concerning the project TO BID golf course maintenance and applicants. A sincere desire to GUITAR. BANJO, Mandolin, acre wooded lot. Act h’ast! .3233 J Watson Beach Co . The Manchester Board of snack bar. Apply in person at care for the aged. Availability TCnefits. Applications are Houston 87, Jacksonville 82, Kansas City 74. Little Rock 83, ty for man or woman. Lessons: Folk, Blue Grass, $51,900, Lessenger Sells, 646- Manchester Oflice. 647-91,39. KEEP SMILING neighborhood, $11,900. addressed to the Manchester Department of Public Works $3495.00. Without obligation Lessenger Sells. 646-8713. Education solicits bids to Tallwood Country Club, Route to work full time or part time. being accepted for current Los Angeles 78, Miami 85, Minneapolis 68, New Orleans 85. Popular. Ages 5-adults. 8713. Equal Housing Opportunity. K E E P H A P P Y will be accepted up until midnight of the seventh calendar 85. Hebron. Rotating weekends are in­ and future vacancies. New York 68, Phoenix 102, San Francisco 73, Seattle 65. St. call Mr. Morrow 646-6286 Mon­ Beginners - professionals. day after the day of the hearing and, if pertinent to the purchase Wainscoting for the day & Tuesdav only 10 a m to Illing Jr. High Gym. Sealed cluded upon completion of Applications and further in­ Louis 77, Washington 76. Easy Banjo method. FREE hearing, will become part of the hearing record. Signed formation may be obtained 6 p.m. bids will be received until GENERAL MECHANIC - training. Apply Silver Lane loan instrument. Private HEBRON $64,900; statements received prior to the close of the hearing will be TO THE SPECIAL PEOPLE Full time days. Paid CMS, Pavilion, 51 Applegate Lane, from Glastonbury Board of studio. 646-6557. - HEBRON - read at the hearing 11:00 a.m., October 10, 1978, Blue Cross and Life In­ East Hartford, between 9 am Education, 232 Williams at which time they will be who donated blood, Tuesday, September 26th and 2 pm, Monday thru Street, Glastonbury—^’hOTIfe' Representatives of Metcalf & Eddy. Inc., the Town's con­ surance. Amerbell Corp., 104 PIANO - VIOLIN lessons, publicly opened. The right is at the K. of C, in the name of my father, Peter East Main Street, Rockville. m^23L.Eiitr2)!0: Situation Wanted IS East Hartford, experienced OPEN HOUSE sulting engineers for the project, will be in attendance at the Help Wanted 1 3 Help Wanted 13 reserved to reject any or all Stepien Sr. a very warm and special THANK Apply between 9 a.m. and 4:30 teacher. All styles, all Ages. SLiNDAY-OCTOBER l8l-2 to 5 pm hearing to assist the Town in answering questions concer­ bids. Specifications and bid p.m. EOE. SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS FAMILY DAY CARE accep­ $6.00 per lesson. 569-4284. ning the project. YOU. HARTFORD DESPATCH forms may be secured at the By telephone from your own MOVING DEPARTMENT - HARTFORD DESPATCH & ting children 2 1/2 thru 5 years home. You choose the hours. WAREHOUSE CO. In East MACHINIST ; SKILLED 50 HOPE VALLEY ROAD The draft Facilities Plan and Environmental Assessment Business Office. 45 N. School MACHINE OPERATORS and In East Hartford, close to 1-84, SECOND SHIFT- The old in my state licensed home. Schoolt-Claaaes 19 From his daughter miscellaneous workers 249-7773. Hartford, close to 1-84, at exit Report, which includes a complete description of the Street, Manchester, Connec­ at exit 56, needs Expediter for following manufacturing Call 644-3380. ticut. Raymond E. Demers and Family needed. Must have some High paper work. Varieo tasks, in­ 56, needs intelligent, conscien­ HANDLING CLASSES 8 project, cost information, alternatives to the proposed tious take-charge person for positions are available for in- 067-09 School Education, Must be OPENING FOR REPAIRING cluding Customer Service and weeks. Beginning October 4th. project, and a detailed description of the effects of the position, hand tools, 40 hours Inventory Control. Varied dividuals with prior WILL BABYSIT- my home, MiWe -.t*>-issB*^ftr8’*^pe3Tf Claims Processing. You can experience and capabalities of Instuctors Sal Vendrillo and project on the environment, will be available for inspection English, and provide own per week. Some mechanical tasks include: Order Prepara­ Bidwell Street area. Please Ron Zacchi. Obe(lience become integral part of busy operating independently. call after 5:30 646-3829. at the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, 41 Center Street. LEGAL transportation. No eywrience ability required Will train. office. Vital qualifications tion. Perpetual Inventory. classes starting October 5th. Apply at Holts Inc,, 167 Pine You can become an integral Internal Grinder, Taper Manchester, Connecticut, beginning October 16, 1978 necessary. Please Call Per­ are: Good telephone per­ Grinder, Assemblr. Milling, Instructor Sue Corras. Italian NOTICE Help Wanted 13 Street, Manchester. part of busy office. Vital •RESPONSIBLE MOTHER between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 p.m.. Monday through Friday, □ NOTICES sonnel Department at Pioneer sonality, ability to organize Inspector, Jig Mill. American Home. Manchester. except legal holidays, and at the Whiton Memorial Library, Parachute Company, 644-1581. paper work, typing. Apply Peg qualifiations are: Good will babysit my home while Classes offered by South CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Bridgeport Operator, you work. Available day or 100 North Main Street. Manchester, Connecticut, Monday REGISTRARS OF MACHINIST- Earnings of 14 Dewey, Hartford Ilespatch, telephone personality. Windsor Kennel Club, For - Experienced only. Top to 19K- for experienced Memory. Neat Handwriting. Broaching, Turret Lathe, night Vicinity of Oakland through Friday. 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturday 9:00 VOTERS Lost and Found 1 Box 8271, East Hartford, Drill Press. Apply in person more information call 561-0641 TOWN OF ANDOVER. wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 NURSES AIDES Bridgeport-Lathe machinist. Typing. Apply William Road Call 649-4969. or 289-0694 after 6 p.m. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Berlin Tpke.. Wethersfield, 563- 06108 We are an Equal Oppor­ Monday thru Friday. 8 a m. to JUST LISTED *51,500 CONN. LOST - Beagle / Terrier experienced, all shifts. Full Day shift. Call today 647-1789, tunity Employer. Crowley, Hartford Despatch, 0151. Box 8271, East Hartford, 3:30 p.m., or call 527-0741. Minutes of the hearing, including all properly submitted The Registrars of Voters of Parker Street. Manchester time and part time. Bed Newgate Machine Co. Cushman Industries Inc., 806 last Wednesday night. Please 06108. We are an Equal Oppor­ Immediate occupancy in this custom built written statements, will become part of the required En­ the Town of Andover, Conn, REAL ESTATE Marketing maker part time. Own CABINET MAKERS Windsor Street, Hartford, ling - spacious - 1972 7 room raised ranch. 2 vironmental Assessment to be submitted by the Town to the will meet on Tuesday, Oc­ call 528-8439. transportation. Apply in per­ LEGAL SECRETARY- Ver­ WANTED. Experienced only tunity Employer. Representative - non Law Firm seeks full time Conn. 06102 fireplaces - bow window - handsome woodwork - 7 room immaculate Ranch, 4 bedrooms, State and Federal agencies, pursuant to the aforementioned tober 3, 1978 at the Town Of- ►EasT'lfertRhd; Vernon areas. son, Silver Lane Pavilon, 51 need apply. Display Craft, ^ The Sentry cedar shingles - deck - private treed acre lot - In a fireplaced living room, 2 full baths, Apple Gate Lane, east Hart­ Legal Secretary, with good Manchester. 643-9557. SALES PERSON - Full time National Environmental Policy Act, as part of the Applica­ fice Building, School Rd., An- ...... ^^rn lucrative commission ^ i n g and shorthand skills. BABYSITTER- For 5 and 8 ford, between 9-2, Monday for Girls Department. Some year old girls. Highland Park lovely country neighborhood. hardwood floors throughout, one acre lot. tion for the State and Federal Construction Grant for the dover. Conn, to correct and Personals Receive professional Friendly atmosphere. nights and Saturdays. Good proposed project. guidance, education, com- thru Friday. FULL TIME CLERK School area. Between 3 and 5 i j i # ! ; Free Home [Directions: Rte. 85 thru to Hebron Center. Take 1st right Call today! prepare the preliminary Competitive salary and NEEDED for local 7-11 store. benefits. Apply at D&L, onto Hope Valley Rd. registry lists. prehensivenia[J(g(jU)a4Mis> Fringe benefits. Experience Manchester Parkade. daily. My home preferred. Jay J. Giles, Director of Public Works ANYONE WHO WITNESSED OIL BURNER MECHANIC - All shifts available. Some Reply to Box GG, c/o 'V ^4 ^ Evaluation. Beatrice E. Kowalski a motorcycle accident August ifl«+4“^IH*“ s ^ n m a r tin o , preferred. Phone 646-1974. Department of Public Works Fireside Realty, Inc. 647-9144. Experienced Licensed Oil cashier retail experience Manchester Herald. Town of Manchester, Connecticut Faith S. Weber 9th, 1978 at 2:15 a.m., Burn­ Burner Man. Excellent helpful. Benefits include: SERVICE STATION What IS your home worth? Our professionals can help T H E ^ side Avenue near Long Hill PART TIME MATURE MECHANIC WANTED - Part Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 26th day of Registrars of RN-LPN wanted for full or salary. Pension. Insurance, Inurance, Credit Union, and FULL TIME AUTOMOTIVE you price your home to se'i larie'^ and easier W e will O t iIu K m Voters Road, East Hartford. Please Uniforms, Vacation, etc. Per­ STOCK CLERK Al\w)ly in Profit Sharing. Apply in per­ or full time. Only those with provide you wilh complete marketing, hnancial and September 1978. call 568-0639. part time on all shifs. Apply person to Furniture Depart­ PARTS COUNTER MAN- Andover, Conn. manent full time position. son at 305 Green Road, good reference need apply Experienced only. Apply in economic information No obligation No pressure No WALLACE ® 071-09 director of nursing. Salmon- ment, Marlow's Inc., 867 Main sales pilch Of course we d like to sen your nome for 7 m nn i^ ,. Apply: Wyman Oil Co., 484 Manchester, 646-9685. An Will train. Apply in person person: Alcar Auto Parts, 226 073-09 brook Convalescent Home, off Street, Manchester. you That's Our business And we re confident you will COMPANY 1=1 East Middle Turnpike, Equal Opportunity Employer, after 2 p.m at Silver Lane Spruce Street. Manchester. House Street, Glastonbury. Shell, 252 Spencer Street. select us once you ve seen our professionalism at work JACKSTON-AVANTE Please call 633-5244. Manchester. □ EMPLOYMENT PLUMBERS- Year round DENTAL RECEPTIONIST SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- work Remodeling and repair who can also assist at chair PART TIME DRIVER mor­ PART TIME PERSON to do (ii':r .\ioRi-: w itii 646-1316 NURSES AIDES wanted for service. Top pay and benefits Help Wanted 13 full time on all shifts. Apply Excellent Part Time work. side, wanted for part time nings. Apply in person. body damage estimates. We will train. Call Steady employm ent. All work at South Windsor Dental Manchester Drug, 717 Main Hours flexible. Some director of nursing. Salmon- Building Maintenance, 1161 SALES POSITION - Straight brook Convalescent Home off Manchester 643-2414, or Ver­ Office. Call 644-8253. Street, Manchester. experience helpful, but we non 875-2826. Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. will consider training right SSENTRY CLIP & WAIL commissions, leads furnished House Street, Glastonbury. 872-3893. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Please call 633-5244. persdn. See Mr. Carter, at I Real Estate Services inc. SALES PERSON - Full time EXPERIENCED Waitress - Carter Chevrolet. 1229 Main CAU us- 29Conr>eciicul Boulevard East HorTford 209-4331 WE WORK! PLUMBERS APPRENTICE- and part time. New England's Days. Apply in person: La Street, Manchester. NAME WANTED - Gas station atten­ 2 year minimum experience. Strada West, 471 Hartford dant. full or part time. oldest Fireplace and Stove M AIL TO: Year round work. All Building Shop. Good salary, benefis, Road, Manchester. ADDRESS Mature, responsible person CARRIER MACHINIST Maintenance, 1161 Hartford bonus, Bolton area. Great for third shift. References. MEN NEEDED BY Small' Call 871-1698. Turnpike, Vernon, 872-3893. position for some one who CITY ®xe Berald All round machinist loves a challenge. Write Box manufacturing company to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NEEDED Naadod. SECRETARY / Receptionist GG, c/o Manchester Herald. train for a varity of jobs TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Doctor’s office. East Hartford STATE P.O. BO X 591 Apply to; remiiring basic mechanical Apply 81 Commerce Street, Davis Avenue specialty, 4-day week. 2-girl ability, manual dexterity and You^re Invited REJUJORS Manchester, Conn. 06040 Glastonbuy. PTG Company, WECSO office. Typing, occasional common scence. Must be ZIP Telephone 633-7631. area of shorthand. Reply Box E c/o mature, dependable and Rockville Manchester Herald. See something you willing to work. High School GROUP 1: A select ^yssociation of R E A L T O R S serving the greater EXAMPLE: RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 INDUSTERIES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1:00-5:00 p.m. PHONE 60 Bldwall Road like? Then call the Grads only. $3.00 an hour to Manchester area with more advertising expertise, 15 Words for 6 Days shifts. Good pay, good Call APPLICATIONS BEING start. 7 am to 3:30 pm. 289- benefits and working condi­ JES Induatorlal Park num ber you see In impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. ACCEPTED For full/pat time the ad. And If you 9321. □ CHECK ENCLOSED tion. Apply in person. Vernon Route 5, South Windsor, Chefs. Contact: Associated PETERMAN BUILDING AND REALTY 18 EXTENDING AN INVITATION TO Only ^9.00 Manor. 180 Regan Road, Ver­ 647-9946 Ct. Student Commissary, UConn have something to SELL ADS- For East Hart­ ANYONE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A NEW HOME TO COME AND VIEW non. EqutI Opportun/tr Cmptoyr 486-3913. sell, give us a call! ford Gazette. For appoint­ THEIR MODELS AND CHOICE LOTS ON THE CORNER OF HILL8TOWN FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS ment call 289-6468. MEET OUR SALES STAFF ROAD AND HILLS STREET, MANCHESTER. AGENTS WILL BE THERE TO YES, MEET THE PEOPLE WHO'VE MADE OUR OUTSTANDINQ RECORD 1 2 3 4 5 INSURANCE CLAIMS POSSIBLEI THESE ARE TRULY DEDICATED, COMMITTED ASSOCIATES! THEY ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS AND ASSIST YOU IN ANY WAY THAT THEY ARE A REFRESHINQ REMIHDER THAT THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM IS ALIVE PURCHASING CLERK- Preferably with CAN. AND w e l l : t h e y a s k ONLY FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU. TALK TO experience, for all line agen­ 6 7 8 9 10 CLERK THEM, INQUIRE ABOUT THEM. YOU'LL SEE WHY WE THINK THEY ARE THE HAVE FUN cy, located in Manchester. TOPSI POLITE, PERSUASIVE, ALERT, ADORESSIVE, THEY'LL OET THE JOB THE HOMES ARE PRICED IN THE 70’S, WITH FIVE MODELS TO CHOOSE Part-Time Good salary and excellent op­ DONE FOR YOU, WHETHER YOU'RE BUYINO OR SELLINQ. AND THEY WILL DO IT 11 And earn money. 12 13 14 i1------portunity for advancement. FROM, AND OFFER ALL THE MODERN CONVENIENCES. PRIVACY IS KEEPINQ IN MIND THE REALTOR'S OOLOEN RULE. Small fast-paced department All replies treated in con­ needs a Do-er. Opening im­ Part time opportunity AFFORDED BY LOCATING EACH HOME ON A LANDSCAPED V. ACRE LOT. 16 17 fidence. Write Box F, c/o IS 19 ib mediately available. Requires for ambitious and THE COLONIAL STYLES HAVE BEEN TASTEFULLY SELECTED TO BLEND good aptitude for numbers and Manchester Herald. JOHN ARDINI good analytical ability to research WITH THE RURAL ATMOSPHERE AND HIGHLIGHT THE NATURAL BEAUTY 21 responsible person. 22 23 'Z4 25 basic discrepancies in papenvork. MATURE INDIVIDUAL Over THAT ALREADY EXISTS AT THE SITE. Hours 9 a m, to 1 p.m. For more in­ Must have vehicle. 23 21 as a Service Station Atten­ formation please contact the Per­ 26 27 26 dant, evenings or weekends. BY DECIDING EARLY, CERTAIN COLOR SELECTIONS, STYLES, AND 29 30 sonnel Department 646-1222 ext hours per week. Start Apply Don's American, 128 “CASA APERTA’’- 461. Tolland Turnpike, PLACEMENTS CAN BE YOURS. OCCUPANCY RANGES FROM 30-90 DAYS. 31 @ 2:30 P.M. 32 33 ^'4 35 MANCHESTER Manchester. C O M E EARLY SO WE CAN GET ACQUAINTED. OPEN HOUSE, THAT IS. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 36 MECHANIC- Medium duty 37 3T 39 40 71 HAYNES tTRSET Call Jeanne gas engine, truck shop FOUR (4) FREDERICK ROAD MANCHESTSR, CT. 06044 requires fully experienced E.O.E. 647-0946 man, proud of his work, and PETEinUNIIUUIM«DIIEM.TY TO-MORROW. SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. M- desiring to be paid according­ ly, 5 day. 45 hour week, with pleasant group. Call 643-2414. 64H-M04 64».4M4 RU88 KLOTER RAY ANDISIO FimM IMNAGER SET UP MEN EXPEMENCED Experienced shed tobacco MOVE UP! There is no time like the present to make WANTED farm Manager wanted. Precision metal working oompany has openings for Set future goals. Switch from a Correspondent NURSE JUDES Position available now. Up Men on the first shift. Applloants must bo" low paying job, to high ear­ Provides year round experlenoed, and oompetant on horizontal and vertical Dick Selig GJU. 423-1601 ^tlERE’S OUR TWM- loe Calvo GJJ. 423-5125 YOU WILL MAKE ning potential. Benefits, in­ Linda Zwirecki 456-0341 Pat Lyon 423-4007 To Cover The employment. Hospital and milling machines, on grinders, or drill presses. 8 hour centive, advancement oppor­ Health Ins., Pension, work shift minimum, with considerable overtime tunity. Call 528-6702. Equal lecii Pawlikowslii 455-9301 Grace McLaren 487-0600 To provide Nursing Cart housing and many other Bfcellent working conditions and benefits. Starting rate Employment Opportunity. Doug Murphy 642-7746 Hilary Lannon 423-9390 Coventry up^to $7.15 per hour. Interested applicants should app- In privato homtt and benefits. Write Box H c/o mice Able 423-8330 Madical Faeliniat. Part Manchester Herald. Giving FULL TIME SALES Newsbeat lima, full lima. Con- personal data and informa­ POSITION. Available to work nights and weekends, aldarabla givan to tion so that interview can HIGH STANDARD INC. DAN LANDERFIN for MONEY! Manufacturing/Marketlng of Sporting firearms experience helpful but not PHIL CONTI Pwlwanca oft— Location be arranged. All informa­ 31 Prastiga Park Circle, past Hartford, 08108 necessary. Apply at Diamond and Hours. tion kept confidential. Showcase, West Farms Mall. The Herald NO FEE . WEEKLY PAY An Equal Opportunity Employer. For Information cal YOU WILL EARN MAINTENANCE MAN 643-9515 WANTED- General VERSATILE, CLEAN CAPE AID A AStinANCE maintenance work,in a LIST WITH SELIG . . . SERVICE AND RESULTS FULL-TIME JOBS growing production facility. A SK FOR of North Eastam Conn, SELIG REALTY HAROLD TURKINQTON bw. General mechanical NEWER FAMILY ROOM-2 CAR GARAGL PART-TIME FREE PRIZES! Wa have full-tima Job opening for people who knowledge required. For in­ OR U7 Eatl CMlar ttraal. would Ilka to work at nuraaa aldaa and ordarilea. terview 528-9471, between 8 Cordially invites you to attend the BARBARA RICHMOND Gain tramandoua Job satlafactlon from working and 4 p.m. GRAND OPENING ALUMINUM SIDING! Insida poaHlont now clooaly with people who need care. Wa oflar on- and tha-Job training, ncallant baneflta. Starting aalnry AIDE FOR WOMAN n your spare time...if you HURRY and calll WHEELCHAIR Patient- OPEN HOUSE RAY FINNEGAN PARKLIKE YARD-SUN AND SHADE DENIS WIRTALLA ivallablo In Circulation la $2.72 par hour, with Incranae attar 2 montha. SERVICE Weekdays, 8 to 5, or part time of loday for details. Openings are limited, so| MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME basis, mornings or afteroons. STATION COMPUTBI Dapartment at Tha Vernon. Call 872-6778. SELIG REALTY’S COMPARE IN HIGH FORTIES don’t wait. We’ll need boys and girls from all| 333 BIDW ELL STREET M A N CHESTER AHENDANTS Call 647-9194 Aak For Mra. Soudor. $100-1- WEEKLY MAILING' second office and Westville model home PROCRAMIIER Manchoatar Evening YOUR HOSTS: One year's experience as a phe towns in and around Manchester and EasU Circulars!! Free Supplies. Jet. Route 6 8t 87 programmer (COBOL) plus Z ad­ Immediate Income ditional years o( either of Data RUSS KLOTER AND DENS WIRTALU Herald. lartford. Guaranteed! Send self- Andover, Conn. Full and part lima. Process related work or successful Addressed Stamped completion of a College Data Sat., Sept. 30, 1978 DIRECTIO NS: Travel w Mt on Woodland 8t. from Main St. Experiencad prafarrad, Processing Program, qualifies you Envelope: Homeworker, but willing to train. lor chaliinging work at The • B427-3BB, Troy, MT. 59935. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Croaa Broad 81., ataying on Woodland. Taka Rallabla Individuala, Manchester Community College Refreshments will be served. third left on Turnbull Rd. 4 Fradarick Rd. la at Data Center. Starting salary is Call Jeanne or Tom TYPIST/PART TIME RECEPTIONIST / CLERK over 18 years. Apply In Do not c a ll... Pleaae aouthaaat corner of Turnbull Rd. II4.22Z per year. The successful Opening available In manufacturing eonoem for TYPIST- Meduim size com­ ART BUCKLER parson to: candidate must pass the State pany is seeking an DONNA CONVER8E Programmer I exam. Call Mr. typiat abta lo work approximately 25 houra par apply In peraon to: weak. Mornings praterrad. DuUas would be experienced individual with Bollinger al the college, ttMtOO, good typing skills, pleasant Not Pictured: Brian McKeever and Dave Douton. exl. 205 for information or appoint­ varied but Individual ahouM bo good typlaL Hour­ ment Manchester Community phone personality and able to MORIARTY College is an Equal Op|»rtunity TOM COLLETTI, ly rata dapandant on ability. May work In lo full deal with the public. Employer and adheres lo the Prin­ 647-9946 time poaltion. Sand application to: P.O.Box 350, Excellent working conditions BROTHERS or cipals of Affirmative Action. Eaat Hartford, CL 0610S. An Equal Opportunity in an air conditioned office. 315 Cantor SIraal GEORGE DOHERTY Ample off street parking. THE WHXIAM L DELFIORE AGENCY, INC. Employor Manchaalar Good starting salary and Manchester Evening Herald WESTVLLEHGM5 excellent benefits. Apply: AJJ HIGH STANDARD INC, 31 Prestige Park Cir, East Hart­ ford. 431-433 sue ST. 44I-I4I3 317 (Kill mini t It I I .I.

PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Siil., Sept. 30, 197H Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz Frank amt Ernest ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle Hou$ehold Qoodt 40 Article* for Sole 41 Apertmente For Rent S3 Auto* For Sale 81 1 Unit of work 1 Skinny fish A P T 8 U M E R A P e REKRIGERATOHS FOR SALE - coffee table and FEMALE ROOMMATE 1973 LINCOLN Continental 4- Dear Abby have vou MA^BE COULP 4 Bay (Lat) 2 Horse’s gear L E 0 P R A T E L E 1 m 9 Prior to A S P 0 T A P A R A Wa.shers, and range.s, used, end table. Royal portable wanted to share apartment in door, fully equipped, fair to EVER Tl?l£(7 ( 3 Mirth w L TViBY J u 5T <&A\fE guaranteed and clean New Manchester or East Hartford. becoaie A nother 12 W riggly fish 4 Leap from 8 T E E R 0 1 N K 8 typewriter, vacuum cleaner, good condition. $1895,742-883B. A T E A 8 .shipment damaged, GE and (trapes. All in good condition. 643-5339 until 7 pm. By Abigail Van Buren UJRITIN6 WILLIAM 5HARE5PAW! hahahaha 13 Former plane s ! 1 N F U E M E M 0 R THfc TIA»-MIN u TE German coin 5 One of the 8 Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. 643-1782 1971 T BIRD- 2 Door, Landau. APLA^l? A A A R U E A 0 A Pearl and Son. 649 Main , 30 LOCUST STREET-Second 14 Dme Gershwins Loaded! Excellent condition' 15 Whopper 6 Negative M T 8 1 N N F L Y VJIKRtsliNCa, t R N l t ------Street, 643-2171. floor, 4 rooms, heated. $250 B 0 T T $2000. After 6 p.m,, 643-0909. (U 16 Unit of conjunction L f r D 0 U 8 E 8 Dog*-Blrd*-Pet* 43 1 monthly.' Security. Call 646- measure (pi.) 7 Conjunction A R 8 u N l LOVE SEAT, l.ike new condi­ 8 U M P XXL CALU VOU 2426, 9 to 5. 1971 PONTIAC VENTURA- 17 Understand (Ger.) U 8 E P 1 A DOG-CAT boarding bathing / A P 0 tion, orange background with Excellent running condition. DEAR ABBY; I'm a 20 year-old male and I'm gay. My best 18 Big name in 8 Pert 1 N P U T A 8 H grooming. Obedience, protec­ L o T 0 R white floral prin. Call after 4 CENTRAL 2 Bedroom duplex. Power steering, air con­ friend (I'll call him Bob) and I recently got into some heavy golf 9 Weather A K E L E E BMC iN Pi Ha l f h o u R. tion classes. Complete N E 8 A N E R L M p.m., 646-1168 Modem bath and kitchen. $ ^ ditioning. Asking $750. Please discussions and ended up confessing our innermost secrets. 20 Ghost bureau (abbr.) E modern facilities. Canine plus utilitjes. Norman 22 Comedian Holiday Inne. 200 Sheldon call 649-0752, anytime. When I told Bob I was gay, he became very angry and said 10 Regretted 32 In the center 53 Hard of KENMORE GAS STOVE. Hohenthal, 646-1166. he never wanted me near him again. Then he left. Caesar 11 Fencing C >978 By H€A. he. T.M Rng. U S. fit OH Road. Manchester. For reser­ Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 24 Hurricane 33 Impression hearing Double oven, coppertone, very CAMARO 1969 Good running I am not sexually attracted to Bob. He's my best friend sword TK*w«t good condition. $75.00. Phone vations please call 646-5971. center 38 Chimps 54 Dawn (Sp.) APARTMENT FOR RENT- condition, good body and I don't want to lose him. Other than my friendship with 19 Simile ,528-7392. Vernon, 1 bedroom. Heat, hot Automatic $750 or best offer. WHV P O N T SOU 25 Historic 40 Sprinkle 55 Charitable or­ FREE PUPPIES- Moving. Do him. I'm pretty much a loner. CONCENTRATE CN SOU'LL HAVE MORE REALLV, period 21 M ild expletive water. $190 per month. Call ganization not want to see them Call 64!F8616 anytime. Last year I was on the verge of taking my life, so I went to GIVE UP WISHING BEING A PRETTV FUN, ANP SOU'LL PRISCILLA.' 28 Moving 23 Grammar term 46 Japanese WALNUT BEDROOM SET- 2 871-2363 evenings. metropolis destroyed. Call 649-6753. a suicide prevention center. They talked me out of going FORA HORSE? G IR L '" LIKE AAE.' BE POPULAR"' vehicles 24 Regard highly (abbr.) dre.s.sers. mirror, nightstand. HONDA CB 200T, excellent boxspring and mattress. Very through with it, but now I'm considering suicide again. I've LIKE r AM.' 30 African land 25 Perceive 48 River in Italy 58 Hockey MANCHESTER- 4 room condition. Recently tuned, 2,- 26 Domination good condition. Bedspread FREE TO GOOD HOME. 34 U-boat (abbr.) 49 Looks league (abbr.) duplex. $195. Unheated. 000 miles. Luggage rack, analyzed my situation and seriously wonder if my life is 35 State (Fr.) 27 Biblical Adorable pair of Tortoise 59 Greensward and curtains to match. $260. Parking, cellar. No pets. trunk. Best offer. 568-3047. worth the pain of living it. 36 Glacial ridge brother 50 Shakespear­ Call 649-0580. Shell Kittens and others. 633- I look to you as a last chance, Abby. If your advice doesn't ean villain 60 Compass 6581 or 342-0571. Adults, 528-1369, evenings. 37 Excuse 29 Wheel hub 1963 CUTLASS F85- V-8. Very help me, I will just go with what I think is the best solution. 39 Lawyer's 31 Lid clasp 51 Arrest point 3-ROOM APARTMENT clean. Original owner. Must Please answer soon. I can't wait much longer. patron saint 5 CUTE LITTLE KITTENS 2 3 available October 1st, securi­ be seen! Call 643-0232. CONFIDENTIAL IN DETROIT 41 Evil deed ' 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 □ MISC. FOR SALE Looking for good homes. Call ty plus one month, references. 42 Utter a shrill 649-6480, after 10:00 a.m. cry 1Z 13 14 Call 289-1088 after 3 p.m. 1973 CHEVY IMPALA DEAR CONFIDENTIAL: Your former friend Bob has a 43 Vice-president 15 Article* for Sale SMALL BEAGLE DOG- STATION WAGON- Power lot to learn about homosexuality if he feels threatened by 16 17 41 3 1/2 ROOM apartment. Plea- steering and brakes. Luggage (si-) Registered. All ready trained. your confession, and ended your friendship for that reason. 18 Service* Offered 31 Service* Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 sent, quite. Private home. rack. Trailer hitch. 57,000 '4. 44 Time zone 19 20 21 ALUMINUM sheets used as 12 gauge automatic Shot Gun. Single, working, adult only. You haven’t lost much. Friends worth having accept you as (abbr.) $250 for dog & gun. Call 289- miles. $1700. 643-9874. 22 23 24 GENERAL CARPENTRY. printing plates, .007 thick No children, pets. 643-2880. you are. 45 Supplement PAINTLNG - Interior and 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 lo r 4911 Please go back to the suicide prevention center. They do 47 Land drawing Repairs, Remodeling, 1967 CAMARO- 8. 3 speed, Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 exterior, paperhanging, SI. Phone 64,3-2711. May be DUPLEX- Spacious 3 more than just talk you out of committing suicide. They 49 Milquetoast Garages. Additions. Porches, Ralley wheels. Excellent con- 52 The present excellent work References Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. picked up A M. only. Boat*-Acce**orla* 45 bedrooms with basement. have competent counselors who will help you get your head 34 35 36 WE BUY JUNK CARS Free estimates. Fully insued, _ ditin inside and out. $1500. 644- PE TTB R p a r k H ER E I W ONDER age Call Dan Moran 643-2629. Appliances and free heat. (44- 9215, together. Go now, and write to me soon and tell me how WHERE MAYOR 37 Martin Matson, 649-4431, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 1 974 FURY - 16'/2-foot AND WALK THE REST 56 Dine 36 36 40 4) and late model wrecks. 23) Rental Assistors, 236-5^, you’re doing. I care. . OF THE WAV 806 65 KEEPS FOR- IF WE MANASE TO 57 Beginning FARRAND REMODELING - Good condition. Good for fiberglass, tilt railer, with small fee. HIE TANK OF / SNEAK INSIDE HIS LAV* 42 43 44 NEW LOCATION QUALITY PAINTING and plating, or welding. Call 649- 1970 VW SQUAREBACK- 61 Common tree Specializing Cabinets and For­ 1975 55-horsepower outboard Automatic. Excellent condi­ DEAR ABBY: 1 am 15 and my parents are divorced. My 62 One's self Paper Hanging by Willis 3439 from noon til6:00 p.m. 45 46 47 48 mica Tops. Roofing, Gutters. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. IDEAL FOR SINGLES- tion. No rust. Asking $795. 643- 63 The ones Schultz, Fully insured Also 50 horse Johnson out­ mother has remarried and so has my father. The problem is, A&B AUTO SALVAGE INC. Room Additions, Decks. heated 1 bedroom, has 9708, or 647-1908. there 49 50 51 references, 649-4343. MOLDED FORMICA top and board. $300 . 228-0475 or 228- my father has had TWO divorces, and is engaged to be 52 53 54 55 of STAFFORD. OFF RT. 190 Repairs. Phone 64,3-6017. appliances, on bus line. Just married again. That doesn't really bother me, It's his life 64 Alphabet paneled bar with two shelves 9550. $165. ( 47-25). Rental 65 Conciliatory 56 57 56 59 60 61 PAfNTING - fnterior 1969 CHEVELLE BELAIR 4- and he's entitled to happiness, but Abby, he is 53 and his DRY WALL INSTALLED and and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. door sedan, 6-cylinder, $300. bribe USED AUTO PARTS Exterior. Best workmanship I Dry Wall finished. Ceiling Garden Product* 47 girlfriend is 23! And that bothers me. 66 More mature 62 63 64 Quality Paint 1 Lowest Prices' Call 643-9720 after 6 pm. I've talked to him about it, but it did no good. He says he 67 Aviation 684-5530 or 646-6223 repaired and retextured. HEAT PAID- Carpeted 2 65 66 67 Dan shea. 646-5424. Drobiak Dry Wall. 646-8882. bedrooms with porch. Parking doesn't want to be alone. I can understand that, but I wish agency (abbr) Jo TONY ANNUNZIATA DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 GRAPES PICK YOUR OWN. MGB 1972 - Orange. Am/Fm, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• yards, $34. plus tax. ALso sand, Bring your own container. 270 and yards for kids. Only $ffi0, overdrive, radials. Rebuilt he'd find a woman nearer his age. |N(WSFA«ER ENTERI J.P. LEWIS & SON interior Bootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 gravel and more stone 643- Hackmatack Street, rear. (48-22). Rental Assistors, 236- Don't get me wrong. I like his girlfriend, it's just that she and exterior painting, paper engine. New clutch. Excellent 9,504. 5646, small fee. running condition. After 6 is younger than my older sister. hanging, remcideling, carpen­ BIDWELL Home I love my father very much. What can I do? C&M TREE SERVICE - Free CARPET INSTALLATION - try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Improve- A ntique* 48 p.m., or anytime weekends, estimates, discount senior Stair Shifts. Repairs. Carpets ment Co. Experb installationalU TIRES -Ski boots, skis, bikes, NEWLY DECORATED 2 649-8825. WORRIED ABOUT DAD Win at bridge of aluminum siding gutters sewing machine, and tent bedrooms with basement, A iiey OOP - 7 Dave Qraue citizens. Company Steam Cleaning. Free es­ SPRAY, BRUSH, ROLL- WANTED. Antique furniture, timates. Call 649-6265. and trms. Roofing installation (10x161. May be seen at 108 carpeted and more! Kids OK. Manchester-owned and Wallpapering. glass, pewter, oil paintings or 1971 DODGE POLARA 4-door, DEAR WORRIED: Cool it. If you really love your father operated. Call 646-1327. and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2323. ■Scott Drive, Manchester, all Just $225. (4829). Rental excellent condition, like new, and want him to be happy, the best thing you can do for him Interior/Exterior. Commer­ day Saturday. other antique item s. R. Assistors, 236-5646, small fee. WHAT IS IT, FT?03RAM.-‘THE...'T)ME...UNn:.. I... I , I OONT THINK / l?EFEATINS PROCBDUI?E~. Vienna coup demonstrated HOUSEWORK got you down'’ cial & Residential. Painting Harrison, 643-8709. automatic, power steering is to accept his young wife, and hope for the best. OOOLA? 10...SIX...0NE...Ek5HT.. B&M TREE SERVICE. SPECIALIZING cleaning and air. 643-2951. (X fN 'T SOU HAVE_tO.' V ACTIVATE MACHINE AND General cleaning, steam by experts! 15 years FIVE... REWIND TAPE TO4*Oq„ should be in his hand and in Complete tree care, spraying extraction carpet cleaning, repairng chimneys, roof, new WASHER - and like new MANCHESTER- 4-Room NORTH dummy and where he should experience! 649-4824. roofs. Free estimates. 30 dryer Pool table, coffee THE PACK RAT Antiques & apartment, $220 with heat and DEAR ABBY: Being an avid reader of your column, I have and removal. Insured and floor waxing & stripping, win­ Collectible. Open Sunday. 12 TOYTOA COROLLA 1971- noted many different kinds of problems, but the one that has 4 A4 place the lead. experienced. Senior Citizen years Experience. Howlev. table, lamps Telephone 569- hot water. K Hudson Street. r dow cleaning, carpet & up- Building Contracting 33 to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route Standard. Good condition. always puzzled me is the problem of the single woman in V K 10 4 It Isn’t a tough problem. Discount. 643-7285. 64,3-5361. 3547. 646-8045. Call 643-0835, after 4, or e K Q 832 holsterv shampooing, 85, Bolton. Outside Clean Up love with a married man. South should cash dummy’s professional ■ Insured. Free weekends. « Q10 7 WES ROBBINS carpentry Sale, weather permitting. She thinks if only he would divorce his wife, they would ace of spades somewhere REWEAVING burns, holes. Estimates. Call ROOFER WILL Install roof, 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer MANCHESTER- 6 Room along the line to wind up remodeling specialist. Ad­ siding or guttes for low discou $150. Outboard motor 40 horse Duplex- Available November get married and live happily ever after! WEST EAST Zippers, umbrellas repaired. DOMESTICARE at 643-1945. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, '1967 CHEVY IMPALA - with the queen of spades, Winow shades, Venetian t price. Call Ken at 647-1566. Evenrude $250.Mobilehome W anted to Buy 49 1st., includes stove, carpetin, Why doesn't that foolish woman realize that if the man 4 10 7 6 5 2 4 K J 9 3 built-ins. bathrooms, Automatic transmission. 283 nine of hearts, the last blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 45x10 with furniture in cam­ garage, and large fenced ddes ditch his wife and marry her, she has no assurance that » 8 3 4 QJ 765 2 EXPERT PAINTING AND kitchens, 649-3446. V-8. Runs good. $200 or best 4 7 trump and the lead in his Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- LANDSCAPING -Specialized. ping ground $4,000. Call 525- WANTED USED VIOLIN or yard. Will accept couple with offer. Call 644-1266. he will not repeat his unfaithfulness and dump her for ♦ 9 7100. Fiddle, in playing condition. 2 chidren $250 monthly. Call 4 9 8 6 4 3 4 A 5 own hand, and the king-10 of 5221. EXTERIOR House CUSTOM Carpentry - Homes. someone else? hearts and four of spades in PAINTING. Tree pruning, Please call 646-6325. 649-8589. 1973 VOLKSWLL»4» f f I think if those "other women" who are drooling over SOUTH Additioms, Repairs', Cabinets. ROOFING GUTTERS- BELT MASSAGER 1 4 hp dummy. ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ spraying, mowing,weeding. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 ‘ ‘ THINGon vertible- another woman's husband would take this into considera­ 4 Q 8 Then he plays the last tics, garages, yards cleaned, Reasonable rates!Free es­ $50 Call 649-0453 after 4:00 WANTED USED SNOW 4 A 9 Call 74^-7947. timates. Experienced. Quality ‘Limited production car! Fac­ tion, quite a few would take up their lines and go fishing in a trump, discards the four of moving, trucking. Loam for p.m. BLOWER in need of repairs. Homp* tor Rent 54 tory gas heater. 40,000 miles. 4 AJI06 54 TIMOTHY J CONNELLY workmanship' Call 643-6658 Please call 643-7530 anytime. clearer stream. spades from dummy and sale. I^wn service. No job too LANDSCAPING / LAWN Carpentry and general con­ $1(^. Call 742-8315. The Flintstenes — HaGna Barbara Productions 4 K J 2 chalks up game, slam and big or small. 568-8522. anytime. SMALL 6-ROOM HOUSE. What is your opinion? seeding - Brickwork and tracting. Residential and BOGART, GA. Vulnerable; Both rubber. Patios installed. Tree 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and Near Main Street. No 1976 PLYMOUTH SCAMP- 6 commercial. Whether it be a TRACY BROTHERS - East Poor East must either Removal and pruning. Call small repair job, a custom etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main □ RENTALS children, pets. References cylinder. Low mileage. $2800. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, Street. New Britain 225-1977. and security. Write Box EE, DEAR BOGART; Love is a “mental disease.” It doesn’t chuck his king of spades or 643-6658. built heme or anything in G ravel Built-Up Roofing. Call 568-1197, North East South unguard his queen of hearts. installation and repairs. Free We buy, sell, trade. • ...... c/o Manchester Herald. respond to logic. A woman in love reasons that the timing 14 24 estimates. Call at, at 646-3745, between, call 646-1379, Commercial & Residential. ______Rooms tor Rent 52 was unfortunate, and she can succeed in a marriage where ■This type play is known as HEAVY OR LIGHT Free Estimates. 872-6269 1971 DODGE DEMON- Slant 6 24 Pass 34 after 5 p.m. OWNERS GOING SOUTH- her predecessor has failed. Occasionally she’s right. the Vienna coup and consists TRUCKING, Cellars, attics CARPENTRY & Masonry - FOR SALE: Unseasoned engine. Floor shift. Needs 34 Pass 3 NT of setting up a defender’s and yards cleaned, also stone, firewood. Four foot lengths. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - New 5 Room Colonial, fur­ body work. Good transporta­ 54 Pass 64 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ Additions and remodeling Heating-Plumbing 35 Birch House Women. Cetrally nished, 1 1/2 baths, available card as a prelude to squeez­ loam or sand delivered. 644- Free estimates. Call Anthony Hardwood. $27. per cord. Call tion. Call 643-8127, after 6 p.m. Getting married? Whether you want a formal church Pass Pass tics and cellars cleaned. 646-6087 after 6 p.m. located. Downtown for 6 to 8 months. $400 ing him. 1775 or 644-9532. Squillacote 649-0811. SEWERLINES, sink lines, wading or a simple do-yonr-own-thing ceremony, get Reasonable rates. Call 646- Manchester. Kitchen monthly, plus security and 1976 LTD FORD- 4 door. 1943 for free estimate. cleaned with electric cutters, privileges. Call 649-2358. Abby’a new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” TILE- Remodel your Bath, CARPENTRY - Repairs, STURDY BUNK BEDS and references. 643-2822 , 6^5392. Automatic. Power brakes, Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cental aeU-addressed Opening lead: V8 by professionals. McKinney springs. No m attresses. Shower, Tub Area, and remodeling, additions, gar­ Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ steering. $3,000. 8 foot Fleet- envelope to Abby: 1^ Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. BRICK, Block, Stone. Ceramic Tile Floors. Call 871- Asking $40. Call 643-0490. MALE TO SHARE House with side Cap, $125. 742-6835. Fireplaces, concrete. ages. roofing, call David pany. 64.3-5308 same. Washer / dryer. Large OtOcee-Store* for Rant 55 90212. 9457, 9 to 5. Patria, 644-1796. By Oswald Jacoby A Canadian reader asks Chimney repairs. No job too PILE OF SOLID, sound, yard. Utilities included. $120 1973 MERCURY COMET- the meaning of the expres­ small. Save I Call 644-8356 for NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet monthly. Security. Call 522- MANCHESTER STORE for and Alan Sontag PROFESSfONAL LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - repairs, plugged drains, recently-cut, half-dead. Oak Excellent condition. sion “Trump poor.” estimates. DRESSMAKING & wood Purchaser needs saw. 9101, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., ask for Rent - 249 Broad Street. 600 Automatic, 302 V-8. Air con- It means that declarer and New homes custom built kitchen faucet replaced, Dennis; after 5, 742-9868, or square fee. 643-5681. Available Astrograph A spade lead would spoil ALTERATIONS Done in my remodeled, additions, rec 17 " .Sears gas chain saw, 643- ditioning. Power dummy have a lot of trumps, QUAUTY CARPENTRY By repaired rec rooms, 2880, 646-8304. July 1st. Tne Born Loser — Art Sansom all South’s fun at six dia­ home. Please call 646-4972, rooms, garage, kitchens bathroom remodeling, heat steering/brakes, radials. monds, but you can’t fault but so many side losers that Harp Construction Additions, Monday thru Friday, 10:00 Many extras! $2000. 649-6600. remodeled bath tile, cement modernization, etc. Free COMFORTABLE ROOM - West for opening his part­ they can’t make any extra roofing, siding, decks and gar- a.m. to 3:00 p.m. RCA CONSOLE STEREO and ROCKVILLE - 19x39 foot AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) tricks by ruffing. ages.s. Ci(all...... anytime, 643-5001. ------work . Steps, dormers Estimate gladly given. M & M Parking. On bus line. Working store on busy street. Large ner’s suit. ______••••••••• residential or commercial. adjoining speaker. Walnut OLDSMOBILE F85 1967- 6 Your judgment is far-seeing (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. stained cabinet. Asking $50. adult. No smoking. Call 64^ d isp la y w indow s. $125 South wins trick one with Painting-Papering 32 649-4291. cylinder autom atic. New today. You have the faculty to MAGNAVOX authorized fac­ Please call 649-6439 after 6:3() *526. monthly. Lease required. Lee inspire someone who is feeling the ace of hearts over East's MANCHESTER PLUMBING lifetime battery. Needs body (Do you have a questior. tor tory service on color and p.m ...... & Lament Realty, 875-4690. and inside work. $200. Call 643- a little down. Speak up. Be a jack. He leads a trump to the experts? Write "Ask the black and white TV. Stereo, INTERIOR - EXTERIOR FIRST CLASS Carpentry - & HEATING - Repairs. Apartment* For Rent 53 October 1,1978 booster. dummy and since both oppo­ Paintiifg - And odd jobs. Two Remodeling and Additions. Remodeling. Pumps repaired 9849, after 5 p.m. Experts," care of this n e w s p a ­ phonograph. A&B Electronic, MANCHESTER, Main Street. A long-time desire you have PISCES (Feb. 20-IMarch 20) Oth­ nents follow he can afford to p e r . Individual questions •.vHi 1160 New Britain Ave., West experienced College sudents. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 replaced. Free estimates. L(X)KING for anything in real Modem offices available 400, silently toiled over will finally ers are willing to help you put start on clubs. East wins the be answered il accompanied Please call 568-4641. ROCK MAPLE Cushman 48 " 1974 VOLKSWAGEN BUG- 4 Hrtford, 551-0655. years experience! For Free Electric drain-snaking. 24- Hutch, like new, $225. Set of estate rental - apartments, 750 or 1100 square feet. Heat bear fruit this coming year. into action plans you might first club with the ace and by stamped, self-addressed Estimates, call 646-4239. hour service 646-0237. speed. Excellent condition. Margolis Twin Post beds, over homes, multiple dwellings, no and air conditioning included. Perfect body that must be This occurrence could open up have been silling on. Take leads the suit back. envelopes. The most Interest­ 50 years old. Best offer. 647- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 646-2469 or 646-2755. seen! Asking $2600. Call 646- many exciting adventures and them up on It. You'll later find a South needs the rest of the ing questions will be used in 1923. Asociates, Inc. 646-1980. 5597. spawn new friends. way to repay them. tricks. Victor MoUo asks Ibis column and will receive SMALL RETAIL STORE LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In a ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) what the last three cards copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Inveetmant Property 25 Buelnei* Property Seeking counsel and then not 28 Real Eetate Wanted 28 FIRESTONE C STROKE 78- MANCHESTER- MAIN lace. Downtown Shopping ATTENTION- Come see are situation where a major issue Is Heathclifi — George Gately Scoop-Neck Top 14. low mileage, good condi­ STREET- 2/3 room apart­ District. Ideal for speciality at stake you might be instru­ being afraid to try a new ap­ INCREDIBLE VALUE- 27,000 great selection of quality mental in helping another alter proach suggests Is what will MANCHESTER - $62,000 ALL CASH For your property, tion. reasonable. 649-6768. ment, heated, hot water, shop. 643-1442. preowned autos. Completely square foot Commercial within 24 hours. Avoici Red it to something quite benefi­ turn your day Into a very Building in the center of COMMERCIAL / appliances, no pets, parking, reconditioned at Manchester INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Tape, Intant Service. Hayes security. 523=7047. cial. You’ll end up helping rewarding one. Manchester's busy downtown FRANKLIN CAST IRON CENTRAL 2-car heated gar- Honda. Connecticut's largest TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Luck Excellent potential. Acre-6 Corporation. 646-0131. yourself, loo. Find out more of Wininrop — Dick cavaiii shopping area. Fully wood burning stove. Good con­ most complete Honda dealer. what lies ahead for you by will be with you when you try high traffic area. Potential for l i -CD- sprinkled, and air conditioned, dition. Used one season. Call FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. 24 Adams Street, Manchester. sending lor your copy of Astro- your hand at a project you've offices and business. Call SELLING your house? Call us 646-4366 after 5 pm. - 426 Broad St. $155. with large freight elevator an first and we ll make you a Graph Letter by mailing M never before attempted. You'li D.W. Fish Realty Company, Securitydeposit-. No OFFICES FOR RENT- Heat, KIAAMIETOLPMe N O Tia B U T I F ^ tO U c o n / t t e l l h h ?. I FEEL UKE tY E ( J U e T " convayer. 4,000 square feet of cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 1975 VEGA new p a in t, cents for each and a long, sell- succeed because one skifled In 643-1591. BOYS CLOTHES - Size 8. appliances. Married couple. air, carpeted. Janitor, and transmission, battery and addressed, stamped envelope the field lends a hand. TEL-L'tCU WHATSHETIXC? r TZXP'yfXIVVHATSHE'TOLP 5P0YTA MiONTH ON /A ' office space. Large showroon Realtor. 643-1577. No pets. Telephone 643-4751. on Main Street. A successful Brand names. All seasons. parking. 500, 750, and 1000 brakes. $1650. or best offer. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You'll AAE NO T TZPTEU-'iCU I'LL. MERRY-GO - R O U N D . Please call 528-8205, between square feet. $100 monthly. 643-5230. Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. possess loads of energy today business employing 60 people, IMMEDIATE-Cash for your TELL- yCU W I-W SHE ICWMB- did over $6,000,0(!0 annually 12 noon and 4 p.m. MANCHESTER - 3 room Call 649-5334, or 643-7175. Be sure to specify birth sign. and will be able to accomplish annually ...... property. Let us explain our ^ r tm e n t 1/2 of 2 family. 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK- In SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) all necessary chores and still from this location, before fair proposal. Call Mr. 1 moving to larger quarters. Raeort Property 27 Convenient location. Includes CENTRAL DOWNTOWN running condition. Needs You'll take the initiative today have plenty of zest left to Belfiore, 647-1413. heat and appliances, $2% per LOCATION- 4 room s ami minor work. $100. Call 742- and face up to a lough Issue socialize with pals. Sensational value at $1.00 per CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your square foot net net lease, or COTTAGE IN QUIET SPOT- KEEP SMILING month. Paul Dougan Realtor lavatory. Heat, air con­ 6537. that has mystified several peo­ 643-4535. ple. While showing them how optimism is contagious today. buy it for $225,000. Owner will Near lakes and ocean. Cape MAY WE BUY your home? ditioning, utilities, janitorial Cod, Eastham, Mass. Call 742- Quick, fair, all cash and no KEEP HAPPY service, and parking. Call 649- to handle it, you could fulfill a You'll lead the pack in showing help arrange financing. Call secret desire. how to make the most out of 6607, evenihgs. 149 OAKLAND STREET- 3 2865. Truck* for Sale 82 Art Roth, 646-2830. Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. room heated apartment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. any situation and bring things Security, $145 monthly. Ideal NEWLY REFURNISHED 21) Even though you may not be to a successful conclusion. _ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY INTERNA'nONAL Travelall LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rely on for one person. Call 64^2426,9 HALL available for rent. consciously aware of It, today's ■ from 10 a m. to 4 p.m., 468 Sale- 1970- 72's. Many to experience to guide your ac­ to 5. Ideal for wedding receptions, events will have an uplifting TAG SALfS Vernon Street. Furniture, dis­ Stop At The choose from. Good to fair con­ effect to give you added tions today. You'll avoid yester­ CH 7l 9y N U 9ic.TJiHlftU5 .PM.0ri. q-30 CAIALU hwasher and lots of mis- parties, stags, etc. Call Mon- dition. Dealers welcomed. strength lor tomorrow's affairs. day's mistakes and gain com­ ROOMATE WANTED To , cellaneous items. ^ thru Friday 8 thru 4:30, Call John Thrall at.643-2414 for CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) pliments from others. Short Ribs — Frank Hill share small house on Andver t-7297, ask for Kathy. appointment. Don't be afraid to put yourself VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A day Lake. Call 646-6445, mornings. TAG SALE- 205 Henry Street. ST MARY'S CHURCH Tag TAG SALE- Electric stove, out a little more than usual when old business Is con­ IM THS RAIN­ sofa and chair, bikes and CORN HIIWHATS '(OUR ’ l i t t l e s h o w e r s .'' Saturday September 30th., when dealing with others cluded and new enterprises Sale, Parish Hall. (?hurcn NAM^ SWEETIE? MAKER'S PAU6HTER. from 9 to 4. Many household parts, ice skates. 16 Philip RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Wanted to Rant 57 Motorcyclea-BIcycle* 84 today. Because you possess can take over. However, make Street, Manchester. Door share apartment with same. Items. Rain date, October 1st. open 10 am, Saturday. Road. Saturday and Sunday. the necessary knowledge, haste cautiously. Don't put the 10 to 4. Large bMroom. 647-9988. COUPLE WITH One child TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville they're looking for you to take cart before the horse. TAG SALE- Saturday & Sun­ CRIB ..control. (NEWSPAPEH ENTERPHISE ASSN | needs 5 or 6 room duplex or 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and day, Sept. 30th., & Oct 1st., 9 TAG SALE- 83 St. John Street, EAST HARTFORD - 2 berry A woria — Jim Berry Saturday & Sunday. 9 to 5. TAG SALE- September 30th, Buddand Road, house. Reasonable. 494952. rack. $1,750. 2894042. ' f 4 f. to 5, at 692 Vernon Street. October 1st, 10 am-4 pm. South Windsor Bedroom Townhouse. Full "i I " I CAN PO WlTHOOf 1BE ENPOReEMEMT/'''' SIZES Manchester. Rain or shine. Tables, lamps, chairs, radios appliances. Laundry hook-ups. and lots of household items! Range Hood Franklin Stove, for thoM who Btill MARRIED COUPLE with dog 1977 HONDA ODYSSEY SMALL new. Kitchen table. Moving, 11/2 baths. Heateil. $285. 528- wish lo rent small house or BUGGY - All terraine use. bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel LAST GARAGE SALE- At much miscellaneous. 92 remembor we have 1708, or 289-2890. MEDIUM TAG SALE- Saturday 10am to apartmenj. 289-2473. $850. Excellent condition. Call The Parsonage this Friday Hemlock Street. Manchester. before 12 noon, 1-342-1784. 4pm. 159 Eldridge Street. A CM E TOY V...1HAT CONCLUDES LARGE on? Saturday, September u j E COMPANY 29th., & 30th. 8:00 to 3:00 TAG SALE- Rain or Shine, 9 Tag s a l e - 119 Oakland SUZUKI 250 HUSLER G T 18,- PRESENTATION OF Rugs, stands, books GREEN ELECTRIC TRAINS S A i£ S am-6 pm, 116 Hill Street, East Street, Sunday, October 1st, □ AUTOMOTIVE 000 miles, very reasonable. Our Boarding House This Funny Worid /M £ e T M S - OUR NEW LINE/ 2665 bargains! 86 Ferguson Road,' starting at 9 a.m. Uonaf, Flyer, tvaa, pre- Must sell. 649-1M3. ©£T OUT AN Manchester. Hartford, (off Forbes Street). MOUNTIUN 1089. Add this good-looking Dolls, lamps, furniture and lots TOP PRICES PUD Auto* For Sale 81 0 0 SOME of miscellanous items. TAG SALE, 74 Woodland 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low CRIMlN0L0(5l6Tf ILL MOTtlBXLL MY PATROL HOW COME sleeveless sweater to TAG SALE- This Saturday & Street. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 BUSINESS' your wardrobe . . . so 568-0925 mileage. Excellent condition. FEEL ROUGE C^R IF THE CR0CM6 WILL lf60K FOU Sunday, 78 Summer Street p.m. Small appliances, POTATOES 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- $650. Call 643-5849. PONT KNGW TMEIR 'GIVE UP THEIR GETAWAY L EYERY- nice to wear topping TAG SALE- Kerosene Barn records, children's clothing speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new slacks or skirts. Manchester. (Rain or shine.) Lantern Sale, and various PI6TR16T5.' IF CAR6! m a y b e IPU COliiV > ONE Many miscellaneous items. and lots more! Rain date radials, (2 snows), excellent No. 2665 has knit di­ other items, 1 time only, 1976 SUZUKI 380 GT - Black, TdEY'P PATROL n e g o t ia t e A 5€TTLEMEN r; ELGE Saturday, October 7th. ' condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. 6,300 miles. $1,000.1974 Honda rections for Small, Me­ weather permitting, Sunday ON FOOT TriE 60 THAT NEITHER GIPE U6E O to UGE dium and Large Sizes ANTIQUE GLASS, depres­ October 1st., 10 to 5. 114 CB 200, 7,200 miles. Green. inclusive. sion, china, furniture, TAG SALE - 2 families. Small 1969 VW BUG - Very good con- $500. Both excellent condition. CRIME RATE ANYTHING FASTER TRAN AWPERW Harlan Street, Manchester, dition. $800. Call- 646-1311, veULP P1MIMI5H: TO OODEO, tmd tt.oo (K (jch appliances, miscellaneous off Green Road. appliances, tools, household Call 6464486. ju tu n ^liln 204 H r p i it n i m l household, September 30th, 9 items, clothes, and bric-a- NOW TAKING after 5 p.m. •UI lUIINETT am to 4 pm. 676 Keeney brac. Saturday, September M oadwalor Evwilng Herald Street. TAG SALE- Saturday 30th & Sunday, October 1st, 9 1966 OLDSMOBILE Converti­ Campers b . 1 1 M A » a . a t A n w c ie a s September 30th., 10 to 4. No^ to 5 at 52 Oxford Drive, East ble 2 door. Can be seen at 97 M o U la H om e* 85 N m > Verk, N.V. 10030 early birds. Books, toys. APPLICATIONS Cedar Ridge Terrace, I ALMOST FERSOT M e t a m i, OOOmi «lu zip t a g SALE- Saturday Hartford, eoOE m * style HmsOer. September 30, 23 Golway Avon, Tupperware, tapes, ForAWaWngUelOnly Glastonbury. 1973 INTREPID - 20 foot T MENTION THAT 1978ALBUM with a 32-page Street. Between North Street dresser, miscellaneous TAG SALE - Saturday & Sun­ Travel Trailer - Stove, THESE sau\zr “Gift Section’’ with full and No. School Street. 9am to 56 E & 56 L, day, 9 to 4,43 Lilac Street, off 1972 FORD GALAXI 500, refrigerator, heated. Full S U N S ARE A directiono. Price. . . $2.00 4pm. S o m e th in g for ^-hanning & Ruby Drive, in Center Street, Lots of goodies, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. excellent condition, $1,300. shower, and toilet. Tandem STE/IPy-SELLIN OUO TBEU OOOKI AT It JO EACH. every txxly. rear. Look for signs. bottles and jars. No early Radial snow tires .1 year wheel. Call 688-0383. He. t-IIO-tlUE AIOOON OUIITS. ,, From $200 2 Bedrooms; $218 3 Bedrooms. Includes; old,H78-15, $50. 875-5806 after L IL IT E M / Carialat eliteea lanty eent>. birds. l a r g e tag SALE- unusual TAG SALE- 4 families, 363 ( I Heat, Hot Water and Parking, with Wall to Wall 2 p.m. 1972 5th WHEEL rear lounge, He O-ItT-MULTI OH PAXAOE. sleeps four adults. Awning, Ilieellsas far iMeta oanti. Items. Saturday 30th, Sunday Spring Street. 9-1. Saturday < >, Carpeting, Modern Appliances, 2 Laundromats on ® 1978byNEA.mc Ha. O-IIO-OIAHBMOTIItrO PIOW- jst, 10-4. Converse Roatl, September 30th. ^ day, Daly Road, Hebron. ♦ ’ site. ducted heat, rotor antenna. n MIH.T0. to fawlaatlaf eellU. Bolton. Antique crib, juvenile $4,000. 7454925. He. O-HO-AMUICA-O FAWOITE Bathroom sinks, pool table, OmCE SPACE ATOOAHO. A leaatIM iilntlii. furniture, childerns clothing, BIG TAG SALE- Saturday and old and new housenold items, CALL 043-1961 “Excuse me! Are you just 'trendy,' or Sunday, 10 am-4 pm. Lots of He. yze-llA H A OIFT. Mae) toys, bake goods, many unique children's toys. Call M3-0534. Mon. thru Fri. from 9 to 4:30 AutomoUva Satviea 88 •HYPERtrendy'?" house plants, dried flowers, dishes.old and new. Avon and S et. 8 -1 2 . IlfO iqiare (ttt. canter of I /^M O TH ER straw wreaths, good craft some furniture. Corner Route TAG SALE - September 30th INuctwitcr. ilr cnadlUeoiif ud I WE PAY $10 for complete ■iwrUnx. Call tO W I. ' cop-our? “The cost of tracing your ancestry comes to $500. 1-30 Items, assorted mis­ 31 and Daley Road, opposite & October 1st, 8 to 5, 797 («NI junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland C1t7l>r*A,9K.TIll>n uk PM CH Y-30 mm cellaneous. ■Tom's 5&10. Coventry. Tolland Street, East Hartford. Auto Body. 528-19W. Keeping the information quiet will cost you $1,000." / PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 30, 1978

SSH STUMPS MAKES US MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over SO yrs. ^ NO. ONE P e n t l a n d The f/ ^ .. 24 BIRCH 8T. * * * & 72 . TEL. 643-6247 MIDDLE TURNPIKE 643-4444 F.T.D. MSTR CH6 MiMCHESTER amer expgeU WORLD WIDE SERVICE W UNVICI AND INITALL INDUtTRIAL ANOC o S m S c UL HASITI « COmTHIIIING ■ REHIGEMTIIHI phona NUTMG and SHEET METXl Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 341 Broad St. I Km Eniliiid Mianical Senices, he. M*nchaitar Manchtitar ROUTE fS3, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surroundinq "rofejiionil Park TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Suita 106 643-2738 • 643-2192 Betty Gallagher Vicinity prop. ^ CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND TUfTt, COTS, tUfPING UBS, AIR MAHRESSES, featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STOnS, LANTERNS MANCHESTER

NONE lilOIIQIlIT I the EYERTTHINO STORE w The „ 2 wain STREn Vtwlke I OPOl DAILY TO I P.M. J. FAM a 643-7111 i m m * TV 6 4 8 - ^ 8 MitkSliglflkg VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR by factory tratnad specialists S66 Phil Pete Loclc.ro and Zidek ARCO 0 l i r e M8-M3. CARPET AND ROOK COVERING |3M MAW *T*T OPia BOa lit. StI l-t lllll t til M T6L PAP AUTO REPAIR MANCHDIB g ii g | | o f | ( t | | <0111(1 64* t l t l 706 Main 81. • “Arco Charg.” • Manch.at.r Connecticul's Lirgesl Floor Coveriig Dealer MANCHESTER SAFE (LOCK CO. fiV f /vM UMi'sriK LocusM irn , MERCURY main ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 AtlTO-MUttSKSS Alarms LOCKS & Safes Combmaiion Changes Phone 646-2756 Salas 4 Service ■ Bonded _Mos1 NO SERVICE CHARGE Keys in stocK Repairs of all kinds S ta m p ,\/l Make Keys Scissors 4 f /l Pinking Shears Sharpened i RwarviUom for • HoMU * AlrUiiit a SHmiMU 827 RiBin Strut — FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. 1646-0228 875-3252 N COMPlflE UNE OF WITON CAKE DECORATIONS RA6 AUTO SERVICE “A & WEST SIDE SHOE R E ^ Imagina 1*1 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. • Front End 8p«elall«to • Tuna Up two-hou MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. • Brakat A Shocks • Air CondHIonIng special i Mon. ■ Sot. 10-S . I Mon. - Sat. 10-5 West Side Shoe Repair Thura., 10-. FrI. 10-a • Road Sarvica top star 566 Center Street 436 CENTER 8T. Tal. 649-3963 MANCHESTER guished Wedding Cakes A Specialty Manchester, Conn. the field Tel. 643-8285 ture and \ EVERYTHING IN cant woe behind West Side Shoe Repair, now celebrating their fourth anniversary, invites you to visit their clean, modern for a dr I ^ .1 • > f.iiw w fiw OUB PRODUCT shop. Owner Jerry Mayo features personal quality repair service, using top brand ‘‘Cat's Paw” heels and and mu! prime leather soleing. Jerry rebuilds all types of footwear plus repairs leather goods. West Side Shoe Repair the Ford • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS also makes an exclusive line of handtooled leather belts. They are also an authorized dealer for “Hanovei 75th am • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS | Westside Shoe Repair • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Shws. le a fe d at the corner of McKee and Center Streets, with convenient parking in the rear of the broadca building. Shop hours are 8 through 5:30 Monday through Friday, Saturday 8 to 4:00, closed Wednesdays. 566 Center Street day, Oct J .i WHITE GLASS GO..bic. Manchester • Tel. 643-6265 Joinin Authorized “Hanover Shoe" Selee Agent and Joa ' FURNITURE TOPS* PICTURE WINDOWS Quality repelrere of Footwear, Handbag* and Leather hosts of ______fiA0.7W9 ...... “ ^ Gooda. Boot Repair Spaclallata. Hand Tooled Delta - RlNiKhMltr 649-7322 31 Bittoll St “Bargamor Braaa Bucklaa. Madelini 11 YEAR* OVER EXPERIENCE Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30, Sal. 8-3:30. Closed Wads. Savalas. Guests Asner, Martin 763 I 1 ,r Blakley, MAIN S I. I ' ' I MANCHESTER OVER 45 ers, Si 643-1191 MEMORMl CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Charles, 191 caH 649-5807 Rita Co< MAIN ST. 0pp. Easl Camalary Henry MANCHESTER quality HARRISON ST. Franklin 643-1900 MANCHESTER dancer memorials Wolfmar tofferson Ethel r T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE « MICKEY MILLER’S Miller, ! HEATINB • AIR CONDITIONINe Crossley VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK P A P AUTO Harletts John Riti Industrial - Residential - Commercial PARTS •II Neil Sim ESTABLISHED 1934 “AUTO PARTS FOR LiSS yanna 1 Located 27 yean at... 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. UCLA C (In llw Parking Lot M i M see Willi; 27 TOLLAND TPKL, MANCHESTER ManchMtnr Omnn thon OiiOM) Also a ______TEL. 643-6793 T EL. 649-3528 Henry Fi Opan Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat A Sun. 9-6 tribute theme, human i ^MANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY grandfatl Convai - Home Improvements - Aluminum channele thereby f OSTRINSKY sCRtfKTIIL in alterir "Ts)e eMake a ‘^diome out of a ‘S& uae" of living andPUPER Throu{ RIATERIALS 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE, Prop. FLO'S CAKE DECORATING INC. 731 barker st. mances MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-3091 Tal. 643-5738 or 143-5679 646-0228 875-3252 THIS SPACE S&H STAMPS MAKES US AVAILABLE w K_ i Ssf S r S ^ u uAvaig TYibii lUI cVcry OCCc sp<.ciallln6 in ^ baking and decorating is done on the premises. For the do it yourseifer NO. ONE CALL ADVERTISING Flo s carries a complete Tine of cake decorating needs. Debbie Ted' ’ ^ j"''— ------iiccus. L^euuie Tedford arranges items for J 725 EAST FOR INFORMATION customers. Cake decorating classes are given by Flo, Ed and Debbie. ^ MIDDLE TURNPIKE - 643-2711 MANCHESTER 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting ProUam? We'll Helpl M NUCHESTDI, IKHT OR WUR $TIKn IF THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! S«t»ic» lllll m iin i tomtihing lo u i - anil urvic* n»ani ip«ndlng rnough limt with you lo htip you M itel th< right palnl linith lot lh*l job C0MHE1E naaiM t a m somcE • Heels While You Wait your# planning. 5t t ua lor paini and atrvict whtn you ^nn your nnit GREENS & THINGS pro)8Ct. LOW COST PRINTING • Expert Shoe Servi(% WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) PLANT PEOPLE ■BUS cuK*n«mi>MHa SIMPS aOrthopedk Work B O -4 HEIEARE nNICE i u c PEOPLEr n s jr s .^ MIMT-MA.N PRINTING Eff. J o h n so n PAI NT CQ 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE a il MAIN «T. • MANCHISm • $44-1777 Hours: 9dH)-5:30 • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Mon.-Saturday VOUR Ask (or Dave DEALER • TRY OUR NEW }-M M M COPKM INDEPENDENT 643-1639 4M OIMTIII iT. « MAHCHMTIR PARKADE SHOE REPAIR (Rb Io w Bb tiiIb 's TV) {/ Open DHy , Sat A Sun. W 9 T il miH 8T.. MANCHISTIR • 646-4M1 to 8 RUST PROOFING QUALITY USED CARS F rank Arnone Rir QuaHtr antf PBrlMtan M 019-7901 VBUrDripBBaWMldhM SBWiia SKpeovirs, SiiBdBB A TEL. 643-0016 DONWILUS Spaclallzlng In GrBBins Tux FREE COMPLETE BODY WORK IM KE SERVICE Aik about our policy. TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE SaUMaatATiaailllPJl. FrMi Er4 HfiMMl Waa.,TlMa.am.1M9Jl INSURANCE WORK i Nm St, TiL MMS31 vwnwiwi Mvupwwamiw 1wwiw||m 4 956 MAIN ST. •AM i DAY ^ F0REI8N a DOMESTIC ' MANCHESTER, CONN. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. PARKADI 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 482«aTMMUTFA.I uwiontjitr M*nchtiter PfofMiionil P*rk Suit! 106 B«lty Gallagher prop. ^

ANCES lilOKIfllT W. The Herald -3589 Mpiftig QAJeelGencf Sept. 30, 1978 ERING •' *•* TEL 1434662 I D

Diamond Jubilee

“A Salute to American stars, viewers will see MCE Imagination,” the major themselves as they have I Up two-hour entertainment been mirrored in song and loning special in which a roster of dance, on stage and in book top stars and other distin­ and film during the seven NCHE8TER guished personalities from and a half decades that the fields of theater, litera­ have seen the country ad­ ture and space science join vance from horse-drawn for a dramatic, humorous carriages to moon-landing and musical celebration of space ships. '0 the Ford Motor Company’s The special also looks 75th anniversary, will be ahead as it focuses on what Miir broadcast on CBIS Thurs­ goes on in the imaginations day, Oct. 5. of people ranging from Joining Paul Newman Henry Fonda and Neil tpMIt and Joanne Woodward as Armstrong, the first man and L66th«r hosts of the special are ol«d Btito - to walk on the moon, to Madeline Kahn and Telly young school children who Savalas. aMi Wtda. have known no age before Guests include Edward the space age. The chil­ Asner, Neil Armstrong, dren are among the cross Martin Balsam, Ronee section of typical Ameri­ Blakley, Dr. Joyce Broth­ cans interviewed by inter­ 45 ers, Sid Caesar, Ray national explorer-cinema­ ^RIENCE Charles, Imogene Coca, i tographer Mike Hoover in Rita Coolidge, Fritz Feld, "The People Speak” seg­ m Henry Fonda, Aretha ments, which were shot Franklin, Lee Grant, ballet N ST. this summer across the dancer Kevin Haigen, STER country and are woven Wolfman Jack, Kris Kris- throughout the special. tofferson, Johnny Mathis, Ethel Merman, Arthur Playwrights Arthur Mil­ ler, Neil Simon and Ten­ 8 Miller, Redd, Hedwig & Crossley (formerly of the nessee Williams are on I Harletts singing group), hand to introduce scenes 8 John Ritter, Martin Sheen, from their plays. Neil Simon, ballerina Mar- Musical numbers, help­ ORLiSS” yanna Tcherkassky, the ing to tell us who we were E TPKE. UCLA Choir and Tennes­ and are and what we hope MiMnd Hu* OuM) see Williams. to be, are performed by Also appearing will be Ray Charles, Aretha Henry Ford II, who gives a Franklin, Kris Kristoffer- . 9 4 tribute to the special’s son and Rita Coolidge, theme, imagination, a Johnny Mathis, Ethel Mer­ human resource that his man, Redd, Hedwig & grandfather, Henry Ford, Crossley, and the UCLA channeled into reality, Choir. I thereby playing a vital role Among the comedy in altering America’s way highlights of the special is Paul Newman (top) and Joanne Woodward (center) will co-host “ A Salute to American Imagination,” the ETAL a skit on inventions with of living and thinking. 75th Anniversary of Henry Ford’s (top, right) inception of Ford Motor Company. Telly Savalas (bottom, PER Through the perfor­ Sid Caesar and Imogene !R 8T. mances of the special’s Coca. left) and Martin Balsam (right) will also be on hand, Thursday, Oct. 5 on CBS. r M3-M79 iUS ONE

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This Week’s TV Sports WEEKEND — Page 3 This Week’s TV Specials Today Sunday Monday C B Convac Thursday run by senior citizens for senior Today Sunday citizens. By Ink Dipper Added Irving: “We have A.J. Brown considers the AFTERNOON MORNING EVENING MORNING EVENING MORNING We wrote last November had some problems. The Police Monitor one of the AFTERNOON about cities that had radios we put in the police city’s greatest assets and 12:00 launched programs employ­ cars didn't work properly at 11:00 XOO 11:30 8:00 gives the credit to the volun­ S Candlepin Bowling 2:00 11:00 O ® Opium "The Politicians " S Soccer Made In Germany @1 Me And Stella Elizabeth ® Mormon World Conference ing CB in emergencies and first. Then we rea li:^ that teers, who man the base •7 Bowling For Dollars (I) @ Baseball Live coverage ol A report on the deal offered to 1:00 3 Wrestling Gotten, a housekeeper for most in crime control. Two of the police officers were so units 24 hours a day, seven the second game in the National of her 83 years, is portrayed as the U.S. government by Kun Sar. S. Wrestling AFTERNOON AFTERNOON those cities — Rochester, busy monitoring five police days a week. 8:00 League playotts from the city of an important part of American rebel leader and one of the big­ 1:30 N.Y., and Ft. Worth, Tex. - channels on their regular “The effort has been of ® Penn State Football the East Coast champion blues. gest narcotics traffickers in the radio, they weren’t able to 8, NCAA Football North C aroli­ 12:00 Highlights TCU 1:30 world. (Part 2 of 3) were conducting noteworthy inestimable value to the po­ 34 Soccer ng vs Pittsburgh EVENING AFTERNOON ® Weekend Specials "II I'm programs. Since nearly a pay as much attention to lice and fire departments," 1 Greatest Sports Legends 9:00 year has passed, we thought their CBs as might be neces­ 12:30 X ® NFL Football Dallas Lost. How Come I Found You " A he said at an awards dinner § S This Week In Baseball X NFL Today runaway orphan hiding out at a Tuesday we'd check back on the prog­ sary. Too many voices at for participants in the pro­ •40 NCAA Football Regional Cowboys at Washington Reds­ 7:00 12:00 S @ NFL 78 kins ® Bowling For Do8ws rooming house is taken captive ress of the CB ventures in one time in the car.” gram. coverage ol North Carolina at « This Is The NFL ® Weekend Specials "It I'm (S @ Tennis "The Transamen- by two bank robbers also hiding EVENING those communities. In Ft. Worth, however, the T.E. Attebery, the liaison Pittsburgh, Nebraska at Indiana: Lost, How Come I Found You" A out there. (Part 1 ol 2) Tennessee at Auburn; Alcorn 1:00 ca Open Tennis Championships' runaway orphan hiding out at a Actually, Ft. Worth has Police Monitor Program officer who supervises the State at South Carolina Stale. X NFL Football Atlanta Falcons Sixly-lour players compete lor rooming house is taken captive 4:00 had its Channel 9 Police handles an average of 6,890 program, said “Working S175.000 in prizes in the final 8:00 vs. New York Giants Friday by two bank robbers also hiding ® Making Television Dance ® ® Opium "The While Pow­ Monitor since March 1976. calls every month. From with these people and su­ ^ 0 0 singles match from San Francis­ ® NFL Football Regional out there. (Part 1 o( 2) Mikhail Baryshnikov is featured der Opera" A profile of Hong The effort is totally volun­ March 12 through June 12, pervising the Monitor Pro­ 9, Baseball Chicago Cubs vs. coverage of Pittsburgh Steelers co. @ The Island er A portrait of in a piece created by Twyla New York Mets Kong, the city that has the tary. Rochester, on the other members of the Monitor gram is a function that gives at New York Jets; Houston Oilers Walter Anderson, a prolific artis­ Tharp. 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