The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 15

Password'Has More Than Passing Grade By CLARKE WILLIAMSON Mr. Working Man. while you're awav all day. do you fear vriur wife might be a slave to TV soap operas? Better not believe it. She's more likely hooked on that famous oldtime game show "Password." CBS made the mistake of axing this program back in 1967.

Then, over a year ago, ABC smartly renewed it, spruced it up, and can exult that now "Password" tops 9 other daytime programs. But the soaps "All My Children," "General Hospital," and "One Life to Live" do vie for your ujfe's entanglement. Even another game show, "Concentration" might take up some of her time. But don't worry about her interest in dating younger men: the worn out game "Dating G-inie" is a surefirei fizzle if there was one ard ARC shnu'd cancel it. This is the way fans rate some of the other dajtime programs: Password, ABC, 74.5, superb.

All My Children, ABC, 70.9, good. General Hospital, ABC, 70.G, good. One Life To Live, ABC, 68.4, good. Concentration, NBC, 67.7, good. As The World Turns, CBS, 64.0, fair.

Days of Our Lives, NBC, 62.1, fair. Another World, NBC, 59.0, fair. Edge of Night, CBS, 56.7, fair. Dating Game, ABC, 41.2, awful. READERS SPEAK FAITH LOST: From Diana Hamilton, Omaha.

If vour readers designate "As the World anything but "superb" I'll lost all my faith in mankind. From" Mrs. L. A. Kennis, Colorado Springs, My number one favorite until about 5 years ago when it fell apart.

Story had no plot, going the way of actors and wind. Suspense so over-drawn I wanted to climb the walls. GENERAL HOSPITAL: From Dee Ward, Postal Service, I work in a hospital and this show's nurses do NOT wear white! hose and shoes. Federal Funds Available For Sewer Construction the eastern New a i be renewed before Oct. 1, 1973.

Regional Planning Commission! HUD also noted that election, "rushes to are now eligible for federal wr.ter and sewer plans must' nt unon historic events imds in connection i be adopted after Oct. 1, 1972' construction of water and retain municipal eligibility. nas iac no thi ng to 'acilities. I Tucker said that both are in Announcement came yester-1 first draft form and will be day from Planning Director presented to the Commission for harles Tucker who'said notifi-jadoption at the October meeting. (Clip this portion and mail promptly to: TOP VIEW BALLOT 550, Box 89, Deerfield, New 03037.) HOW DO YOU RATE THESE TV SPORTSCASTERS? Alongside each name write one of these opinions: AWFUL, POOR, FAIR, GOOD, SUPERB HOWARD COSELL CHRIS ECONOMAKI FRANK GIFFORD KEITH JACKSON SANDY KOUFAX TONY KUBEK DAVE MARK BYRON NELSON BUD PALMER JIM SIMPSON Circle your age bracket: Under 21; 21-49; 50 or over.

To Be Moved The Joshua Weatworth House in the urban renewal area will be moved to (he Strawbery Banke colonial restoration project Federal funds will be sought to help the move. (Staff Photo) PHA Seeks Funds for House Move By agreement with Strawbery to its new home in the colonial Banke, the Portsmouth restoration project. Portsmouth Herald (N Sat, Sept. 16, 1972--7 Powell Lashes Sen, Mclntyre EXETER Cities and towns within the bounds of the South- zation. These certifications must HAMPTON FALLS, N.H.

i A Republican U.S. Senate said J. 1 candidate a Mclntvre, Wesley Powell Sen. Thomas his opponent in cation had been received The most i a st ep Creeley Buchanan. Area the and i i roc css of national security." Director of the Department of.

ceitified was the vote of Powell said -Me cessfully offered by Sen. (Henry) Jackson of Washington State to better the position of 'he United Sates in our relations with Soviet He added that "if it is my opportunity to be a senator from in the US. Senate with which'xew Hampshire, 1 will let the voice of New Hampshire to be commented on heard in the Senate on such vi- n-her statement tal matters and will see. to it the vote of New Hamp- is cast." agi cement was "a c'ain helps to uarantee Mclntvre ''was An exhibit of work by students at Portsmouth High School won and of the 1 1 Housing and Urban i ie city of Portsmouth in present and did silver medal at ment. Buchanan in notifying the i ra se funds for its on the amendment sue-exposition of 1879.

ward said the had a raise funds for its operation satisfactorily completed a long Also important was the range comprehensive plan 12 of the remaining 17 eligible, the area. to join, the hiring of con- The federal 11 sultants and a professional requires that such a plan be'P a i staif in completed before federal sewer'completion, this year and water construction grants are made, to prevent duplications of effort by separate municipalities and to encoiuage intertown connections of service where logical. The plan was formulated by Tucker and his staff and was adopted by the commission, sub ject to future amendments, in July. HUD also recertified the commission for its 18-town inns-, diction and as satisfying HUD's, the Paris The Office Of C. B.

ROBBINS, D.O. 3 Island Kittery, Me. WILL BE CLOSED Sept. 5 to Oct. 2 DISCOUNT FOODS Housing Authority will apply for maximum federal funds to move, The Banke has agreed to pick up a $12,500 share that would the Joshua Wentworth House otherwise devolve upon the City the additional from the urban renewal area Strawbery Banke, i picking up a quarter, or matching share of the $50,000, will also raise funds to pay From Page 6 Church Leaders Slate Conference DURHAM The University of New Hampshire will host New England's largest annual gathering of clergy and lay leaders for the second time in Volunteers Meet, Hear Fire Report A Greenland Volunteer The i with Department met recently 20 members present.

Pump class training will start on Tuesday, Sept. 19th at 6:30 p.m. This class is conducted by the N.H. Fire Training Service. A discussion was held on repairs to the fire station.

Kenneth Young gave a report on the new truck and the approximate date it will be put 1 is now in service. Engine back in service. Capt. Wilbur and Deputy Chief Brackett gave reports on the progress being made on the Firemans Ball. A new amendment to the By- Laws was read and referred to the Board of Directors.

There were two fire calls in August. Fire Prevention Week will be Oct. 8-14th. Deputy Chief Fernald showed a fire film "The Nature of Fire." its history when the 1973 Conference on Religious Education convenes on the a campus for a three-day session next summer. The conference, scheduled for Aug.

24 through Aug. 26, 1973, is expected to attract up to TIDBITS Model Airplanes The Federal Aviation Administration has passed along some friendly words of advice to hob- biests who build and fly model airplanes. The agency, which regulates full-sized planes and their pilots, is concerned about possible safety hazards posed by the half- million active model plane flyers. It issued suggested guidelines asking the model aircraft fans not to fly the tiny ships near regular airports. The advice was mainly to flyers of radio-controlled model planes, which have an 10,000 visitors from throughout New England.

The Reverend Ernest J. Primeau, Bishop of Manchester, termed a similar conference held at UNH in 1967 "one of the most successful history of the University. conferences our diocese in the held at and can perform much like their average wingspan of and can perform mi full-sized counterparts. Police Benefits The U.S. Senate has approved a bill which would pay $50,000 to the family of a police officer killed in line of duty.

$9,995 plus en- of Portsmouth as a quarter I gineering and consultant fees, share of the $50,000 allowable which presently aren't known. Kaufmann, who will provide consultant services, is a Chicago native who was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1947 and was by the Northern Trust Company from 1947-69, leaving as vice president of the trust department to move to Portsmouth. He was admitted to the New Hampshire Bar in 1970. He is a member of numerous historic preservation organizations nationally, and at a regional and local level. Married with two children, he served as Strawbery Banke's president from 1969-72.

PHA Director Murphy saic the case for maximum federal funding has been based upon several factors, including the one that "moved structure musl ibe restored, if necessary, and lit must be maintained for historic or architectural purposes." Joshua Wentworth, who enlarged the house from four rooms to 10 after he acquired funding. Since the low bid for the work is $59,995, entered by the CL Construction Company, of Greenland, the Banke also has agreed to pay the $9,995 plus consultant and engineering fees involved. The housing authority announced that Charles L. Kaufmann, lawyer and Strawbery Banke president, has been named consultant to the project. The historic building, dating from the 1770s, was once owned by Joshua Wentworth, 18th Century merchant and patriot.

It was given to Strawbery Banke when vacated by the Winebaum to limit their planes' flights to News Serv i ce an ould have 400 feet above the ground, and been scheduled for demolition had not the Banke started a drive to save it. A location for the handsome building, which was placed on the National Register of historic structures July 2, 1971, has been President Thomas N. Bonnerl The legislation was introduced has urged members of the UNH several years ago after a sharp faculty and staff to cooperate' increase in the number of police fully with arrangements for this slayings. A similar bill is pend- conference which will utilize i the House, nearly all major university facilities. Mrs.

Margaret Soper, assistant director of the Division of Continuing Education, is in charge of arrangements for the future conference, and has been at work for many weeks in preparation for what is expected to be one of the major events on the Durham campus next summer. Further information on the program will be made available later in the year. Call 436-1800--Ask for Classified Special preview! First showing! scorpion stinger 73 See what the '73 Scorpion's See for yourself who's Number One! 3 DAY OPEN HOUSE! FRIDAY--SATURDAY--SUNDAY September 15 Thru 17 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Free Balloons and Lollipops for the kids Free Coffee, Cider and Donuts Free Snowmobiles to be given away (1 for each State in the 6 State area) Special Prices during the 3 Day Open House The funeral sermon of a North Church pastor, the Rev.

Joshua Moody, was Rev. Cotton preached by Mather, who the was largely responsible for the Salem witchcraft persecutions. selected within the colonial village project. The agreement between PHA and Strawbery Banke for financial coverage ot the move means that the city won't be liable for any expenditures. The $50,000 maximum set by the authorities the of the federal moving grading marking and crating of pieces if necessary, and other incidental" expenses.

Walter J. Murphy, housing authority director, announced that bids for the moving work ranged from a low of $59,995 by CL to $68,360. The CL bid will be recommended for acceptance to the Housing and Urban Development agency (HUD). it, added sumptuous cornices, mantelpieces and other refinements derived from English architectural books that also had been used in the other Wentworth houses. Because of his business acumen and adherence to the Revolutionary cause, Wentworth rough was appointed commissary and I Navy agent during the Revolution, and many of the letters he wrote in that capacity have survived.

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17 (1 Completes Basic Airman Bernard P. Woods, son of Bernard C. Woods of Somersworth and Airs. Selma Chadborne of North Ber wick, has been assigned to Chanute AFB, 111., after completing basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. A( Chanute he will receive training in aircraft equip- TM" -t maintenance.

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