20 - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. March 21, 1980 South Windsor council R e g io n _ to hire pond ehgineer SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town Public Works Director Richard Educators Council has voted to hire an Shattuck said the town is applying for engineering firm to design the major federal aid which, if approved, could iiiaurlipfitpr approve improvements needed to restore find half of the cost of the major Spring Pond. repairs. You can win $825 The pond. Veteran’s Memorial The Town Council ealier, had also resignations Park, Is the town’s only public swim­ approved temporary repairs which You can win $825 in The Herald’s Prizeweek Puzzle. VERNON - The Board of Educa­ ming area. will allow the pool to be opened this If you are a Herald subscriber, another $25 will be The necessary repairs are es­ summer. Spring Pond was closed tion has accepted the resignations of added to your winnings. The puzzle appears each teachers and granted a leave of timated to cost more than $200,000, mid-August last year because tests absence. and will include an overhaul of the showed the water unsafe for swim­ Saturday in the TV Spotlight section. In the case of one teacher, Vivian vacuuming and filtration system. ming. iEuf ntng M rrulft Orsini, who had taught for six years in Vernon, she had been on a year’s a Since 1661 • 20« Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered leave of absence. Committee backs Bush Vol. XCIX, No. 147 — Manchester. *Conn., Saturday, March 22, 1960 Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ SOUTH WINDSOR-The South well as Republicans,” dent of schools, said it is assumed Windsor Republican Town Com­ The committee also unanimously that she has resigned. The teacher’s mittee has voted overwhelmingly to re-elected Rittenband as committee handbook states that if a teacher on endorse George Bush for president in chairman; Kathleen Andres, vice leave hasn't notified the administra­ the March 25 presidential primary. chairman; Fenton Futtner, tion by March 1, of the intent to The committee voted 28 for Bush; treasurer; and Joan Salerno, return, then it can be assumed the two for Ronald Reagan; one for John executive secretary and elected teacher is resigning. Dr. Sidman said Castonguay guilty Anderson; and three for Gerald former Town Council clerk, Barbara attempts were made to contact Ms. Ford, however Ford has announced Klenke, recording secretary, all for a Orsini but they were not successful. he won’t seekor accept the nomina­ two-year term. HARTFORD (UPI) - A jury ruled capital punishment un­ reach a verdict Friday. The judge ordered previously Katherine Grady will actually be tion. Friday found Gerard “Gary” constitutional and said it would not Castonguay's face flushed as he sealed transcripts of closed retiring after teaching in the system Richard Rittenband , committee Castonguay guilty of murdering a apply to Castonguay. stood before Shea, who set senten­ testimony in the case opened and also for 34 years. Linda Soto, a teacher in Tasty observance chairman, commenting on the Plainville policeman two years ago, But chief assistant state’s attorney cing April 14. rejected SheJdon's attempt to keep the system for 10 years, informed the results of the poll, said, “We feel that setting up a possible legal test of Robert Meyers had promised to The judge granted Meyers' request the information secrel until an administration she doesn’t Intend to Library gift The staff and students of Timothy Edwards Teachers participating include, beginning se­ George Bush is the most qualified Connecticut’s death penalty. appeal that decision. He had said he to increase the defe.ndant’s bail from appeal is completed. return after a leave of absence. cond from left, Ruth Bortolan, home man to be the next president of The SOUTH WINDSOR -The South The jury of nine men and three would seek the death penalty if $400,000 to $600,000 and also approved Marjorie Bucieri, a business School, South Windsor, are observing ”I was very happy and gratified economics; Alice Merrill and Rochelle United States. He has the foreign Windsor Public. Library has been women returned to the courtroom to Castonguay was convicted. the prosecutor’s motion to appeal the education teacher at Rockville High National Foreign Language Week this week. presented with two books. announce their decision shortly after The jury found the defendant guilty earlier death penalty ruling to the the system works, that the .system Abraitis, foreign language teachers and Janet policy experience needed to meet found Castonguay was a very brutal School, was granted a year’s leave of Included in the observance was an inter­ America’s challenges abroad and the One, “ American Caesar,’’ by 5 p.m., at the end of the third day of of single counts of capital felony Connecticut Supreme Court before absence, with some provisions. Gruce, home economics teacher. (Herald William Manchester, was given by deliberations. murder and felony murder. sentencing. murderer, ” Meyers said. “1 feel very national dinner with food prepared by the business experience required to solve gratified he is convicted. " Dr. Sidman said Ms. Bucieri was photo by Adamson) our economic problems at home.” the South Windsor Memorial Post Castonguay was found guilty of told should there be any change in students in foreign language classes. Castonguay, 36, of Bristol, stood Defense attorney Michael R. He added that Bush will “provide 10251 of the Veterans of Foreign murdering Plainville policeman facing the panel as the decision was But Meyers said “a case like this staffing level in her department or Robert Holcomb, who was shot four Sheldon opposed the bid to seek the points out problems in the judicial the firm, decisive, leadership Wars and the othqr, “A Book of announced. He showed no physical appeal before sentencing. But Shea any other department for which she times at close range as he pursued a system that when an officer is America needs in the 1980s. We Favorite Recipes,” by the South reaction as the guilty verdict was rejected his plea. might not qualify she may risk not o n believe that he wiil win in November Windsor Women’s Club. suspect from a house burglary. murdered in November 1977 and the having a job when she returns from Lavitt advises advice read. because of hiS demonstrated appeal The recipes are a compilation of TTie defendant, who testified he did “So far as I can see it is not over,” roof at the Hartford Civic Center leave. VERNON — The Town Council, versions would be governed by those rendered an opinion on during to Democrats and Independents, as the favorites of members of the blub. not shoot Holcomb, could face the The panel handed in its decision Sheldon said. “The defense will collapses in January 1978 and the this week, was given some legal ad­ regulations. executive session. Councilman death penalty as a result of the con­ just 10 minutes after sending Shea a appeal. There remains a very system can get the building rebuilt Vernon group vice by the town attorney and that Lavitt told Romejko this week that Stephen Marcham said, "With all due viction. note saying they preferred to return realistic possibilty that the case will and opened before they can convict advice was about what advice he is it is his duty to render opinions respect to Mr. Lavitt, the question Trial judge David Shea earlier to the court on Monday if they did not be retried” the murderer " backs Reagan supposed to give, according to state requested by the Town Council and that needs to be answered is did the Classes have openings statutes. added, “the opinion you are asking moratorium the council set on con­ may be made at the Recreation dominiums, before the Zoning SOUTH WINDSOR - The VERNON — A group of Vernon During the council meeting, at­ for concerns a private group of Recreation Department has openings Department. regulations were changed, effect the Republicans has announced support torney Edwin Lavitt was asked by citizens.” He said he has repeatedly in the adult arts and crafts classes A spring session in introduction to two conversions already on file. Parting gift for Ronald Reagan in his bid for the council member Robert Romejko advised those people to seek indepen­ starting March 25 and continuing for sports for six-to eight-year-olds will Hospital to file request Lavitt said “no.” And he also said the nomination for president on the concerning the conversion of dent legal help. He said it’s up to the eight weeks. Classes will be held on be held at Avery Street School. U.S. Rep. John B. Anderson displays a montage of pictures new regulations wouldn’t affect them Republican ticket. apartments to condominiums. individuals to find out if their par­ Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Classes will begin April 1 and run for ticular apartment complex falls either. depicting activities at Glastonbury High School after speaking The residents are Joseph and Romejko said he had previously Students in junior and senior high eight weeks. within the category of conversion. Lavitt said a substantial number of to more than 1,200 persons at the school Friday morning. Madline Grabinski, Michael J. asked for the town attorney's opinion school are eligible to join the newly An organizational meeting for Gessay, James Trivigno, Thomas concerning the conversion of two Romejko said the only reason he town attorneys in Connecticut ruled women’s softball will be held April 3 Anderson, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, for $26 million expansion that condominium conversions, in formed self-defense classes. Classes Hull, and Gail and Herbert Sheer. particular complexes for which was asking was becuase his will be held on Wednesdays from 7:30 in the community meeting room of spoke at the school during a campaign swing through eastern neighbors were asking him. the absence of regulations, are legal “As chief executive of the nation’s application had been made earlier. to 9 p.m. the South Windsor Community Connecticut. The gift was presented by students at the school. By MARTIN KEARNS tains an occupancy rate of 95 per­ but just as many say they’re not care unit, to provide maternity ser- stays will increase. most populous state, for eight years, Lavitt said he never rendered a Councilman Leonard Jacobs Tumbling classes for three to five Center at 7 p.m. New teams are cent, which he called extremely high legal. “If you want me to render an (Herald photo by Burbank) Herald Reporter vices and bed space. ^ result, the hospital will need he balanced the budget, turned back decision concerning condominium questioned if council members have year olds will be held on Wednesday welcome. Games begin May 12. Kenney cited a shift in the state's opinion, it would be binding on no MANCHESTER - Manchester • creation of a new pediatrics unit, more beds and sophisticated eqqip- $5.7 billion in credits and rebates to conversions but reportedly he had the right to ask the town attorney for and Thursday nights. Registration mental health policy away from slate one," he said. Memorial Hospital is planning a $26 • dem olition of the original ment for the more serious illnesses the taxpayers, and left a $500 million made the decision that the conver­ individual opinions, not just on the facilities and towards community matter under discussion but on million expansion that Executive building, now used fof administrative accompanying older populations, surplus for his successor," they said. sions wouldn’t be legal because at OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! mental health care. anything. Safety courses set Director Edward M, Kenney has offices and bed space, and construe- The commission says there is a They also sited the fact that that time there wasn’t any provisions Anderson wins tion of a new entrance. surplus of hospital beds nationally. A Funding for the project, the actual Lavitt explained that the state called, “the largest single project the California, by itself, is the eighth in the zoning regulations. He said he SOUTH WINDSOR - Foster, 644-1191. Barbara statutes say that the town attorney is hospital has ever undertaken.” • renovation to the Central hospital’s bed rate is determined by construction cost is estimated at $20 largest industrial nation in the world didn’t have to because the Zoning The South Windsor Sherwood should be con­ million, will come from a variety of to handle matters that are for the atlas bantlq A Certificate of Need, outlining the Building to provide new ad­ the number of beds available to and that Reagan was twice elected Commission passed regulations Women’s Club will sponsor tacted at 644-0702 concer­ every 1,000 persons. sources. Most of the necessary funds governor of that state by huge allowing conversions and new con­ good and protection of the entire hospital’s request for 110,000 square ministrative space. two safety courses during ning registrations for the • 24 Hour Emergency Service crowd plaudits • demolition of those buildings The hospital’s rate of 3.6 beds per will come from the Connecticut rnajorities, even though California is town. feet of new space, will be filed with dominium construction and the con­ the month of April, a stan­ CPR course. • Burner Sales & Service along Haynes Street, immediately thousand is both below state (4 per Health,- and Educational Facilities * a heavily Democratic state. Speaking of the report that he had the Commission on Hospitals and dard first aid and personal A CPR recertification • Clean Heating Oils By DAVE LAVALLEE must arm to the teeth. He wants to Health Care before April 1. across from the hospital, to provide thousand) and national (4.4 per thou­ Authority which makes lowinterest “It’s obvious that he can handle a safety course and a cardio­ course will be conducted add billions more to the defense sand) levels. Kenney said the loans to both hospitals and Herald Reporter additional parking space. big job, pull a state out of bankrupt­ pulmonary rescusitation May 6 and 13 from 7 to 10 budget, but at the same time he tells The plans, which must be approved hospital’s rate could incerase as a educational institutions. Kenney said Education program set 649-4595 Kenney said the Commission on cy, and win big over Democrats," course. p.m., also at the center. To GLASTONBURY - He arrived you he will cut taxes 32 percent by the commission, call for the con­ result of the older population. he hopes to secure a 9 percent in­ Call Us For 'an. Manchester-“No, I ...... 9 Edward Sntith,M anchester W63ln6r...... * ^•*Y©s '* (’,hurle» Dorr, M anchester llluiielie Roland, Manchester forgot to register” I . EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 22. 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat- March 72. IWO Mpdote. School budget up 12.5% Budget reduced By DONNA HOLLAND and school teachers marched through a spitting rain from The character was purely military for several years. ficial in the Alamo’s administrative office. ‘”rhls is a Herald Correspondenl The school budget is divided into speech, hearing and language, of the budget increased by $64,877. by school board Solemn rites The figure, members of his team and various shrine. program improvement and evalua­ The prop(»ed capital outlay items city hall to the church before the services. BOLTON — The Board of Elduca- four parts. Every day work along Main Street ceased as city of­ accessories, clothes and dogtags represented "several "Personally, if I could have got up there. I ’d shoved tion, media services, student ac­ for 1980-1981 are Installation of HEBRON—The Rham Regional ST. ALBANS, Vt. (UPI) — Muffled drums beat FYlday tlori has submitted its proposed $1,- The Regular Learning Programs custodial pay, $1,000. as this small northwestern Vermont city mourned Mayor fices, businesses and the local elementary school closed hunted million dollars in volume,” Verrecchia said. ’em right off. Let ’em walk on air if they’re so good,” she tivities and tutorial and bomebound. suspended insulated ceilings at toe District 8 Board of Education has 783,515.32 budget for 1980-1981 to toe portion is for $803,622. The budget in­ Before working on the budget the in honor of Mrs. Smith. But the character change as the Vietnam conflict said. " I think the crowd felt the same.” This portion of toe budget increased high school, $9,000; replacement of voted to delete $44,495 from its board received a request from Janet Smith, shot to death this week, just six days after Board of Finance for review. The cludes art, business education, made war toys less popular among consumers. G.I. Joe A member of the Alamo security force, who refused to seven exterior doors at the 5-8 proposed budget for the coming residents attending the meeting con­ she took office. amount represents an increase of foreign language, home economics, $34,856. ‘G ./. Joe* became the leader of various safaris, underwater sea give his name, said, “I spent a year in Vietnam and if building, $1,500; Improvement to fiscal year. The board will meet “This was a senseless act of violence that tries even the 12.5 percent more than the current industrial arts, language arts, The administrative programs por­ cerning the increase of stipends for hunts and space missions. they’d made a move toward the American flag I’d have wiring at toe 5-8 building, $6,400; ad­ again this coming Monday to do more most sincere faith,” the Rev. Raymond Giroux told more PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI) - The waning popularity of budget of $1,585,597.99. mathematics, music, physical educa­ tion total for $301,017. The budget in­ extra-curricular activities. His popularity still waned, and domestic sales were killed 'em.” cludes central administration, ditional insulation at toe 5-8 building, work on the budget. than 500 mourners at the First Congregational Church. war toys has prompt^ Hasbro Industries Inc. to sell The estimated revenue for 1980- tion, reading, science, social studies A1 Tarbox expressed concern about dropp^ in 1976. TTie guard said he stayed at the mission until midnight. building administration, accounting $4,100; chairs for Grade 5, $1,500 and The total, to date, is $3,107,423. The Tauno Jurva, a 61-year-old handyman, has pleaded in­ most of the rights to "G .I. Joe,” once the multi million 1981 is $529,129.56 — a 17.2 percent in­ and vocational education. This por­ the possible deletion of a softball nocent to first degree murder and was being held for lack to see if the radicals would return. and budgeting, personnel services. staff room furniture, $750. following reductions have been dollar centerpiece of its product line. crease over the current school tion of the budget increased by $62,- program due to the fact that of $100,000 ball. He is accused of shooting Mrs. Smith, 66, Second siege This portion of the budget increased The budget also includes $2,340 for made; A b lic utilities, $7,205; one adequate funds aren’t available for “It just lost vim and vigor,” Hasbro Vice F^esldent revenue of $442,795. 595. Complaint filed by $35,591. work at toe elementary building to reading teacher position, $12,095; in­ the coaching position. twice last Sunday at her home. Alfred Verrecchia said. SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) — “’The second siege of School Superintendent Raymond The Special Learning Programs Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., Gov. Richard Snelling, Lt. The support programs portion is make it accessible to the han­ struction supplies, $5,000; replace­ The board voted against re-opening Hasbro Industries Inc., this week sold most of its rights the Alamo,” stag ^ by an Invading radical Maoist group, WASHINGIDN (UPI) - The United States Steel Corp. Allen saW, “The increase in school portion is for $270,812. The budget In­ Gov. Madeleine Kunin and other state officials joined St. for $407,973. TTie budget includes dicapped as required by law. ment of instructional equipment, $5,- the staff contract to consider the to “G.I. Joe” — "the action figure” — to General Mills armed with a red flag, chants and leaflets, had Texans Friday delivered a truckload of documents to the revenues is due chiefly to a large es­ cludes exceptional children, con­ capital outlay, operations, Copies of the budget are available 000; one foreign language depart­ request for additional money for the Albans residents at the services. Inc.’s Creative Products Group for $2 million. burning with indignation Friday. Commerce Department, charging it has been hit with un­ timated increase in Education tinuing education, summer school — maintenance, transportation, food at toe (Community Hall and Bentley ment position, $13,195; audio-visual coach. "We are here to honor the memory of a gracious General Mills now has the patents, copyrights and TTiree members of the Revolutionary May Day Brigade fair price competition by steel producers In seven Euro­ Equalization Funds and tuition music, guidance, health and dental.p- services and insurance. This portion Memorial Library. supplies. *l.nn0: and overtim e talented lady ... a vital vibrant person interested in peo­ trademarks to make and distribute the doll in various were in the Bexar County Jail, charg^ with desecrating pean nations. students attending toe high school.” sychological and family counseling. ple and all aspects of life,” said the Rev. R. Ward Wilson, parts of the world. Hasbro kept G.I. Joe rights for use in the Texas flag during the .30 minutes they stood atop the TTie government already has indicated it will reply by pastor of the Congregational Church. the U.S., Brazil and India. Texas shrine ’Thursday, shouting slogans at an angry suspending the existing "trigger price” system, which is "She wanted to bring people together ... She wanted to G.I. Joe was the centerpiece of Hasbro toys for many crowd of 200. supposed to protect the American steel industry against M o ck v o te unify this community. The greatest tragedy is she didn’t years after his introduction in 1964. Along with members Texans were incensed the group had used the Alamo for price-cutting foreign competition. have the chance to try,” Wilson said. "Maybe in (her) of his team and various accessories, he represented BOLTON-The students its demonstration and had called " ’The Cradle of Texas On Wednesday, the Commerce Department said it in the Project Explore memory, we can all pull together harder for St. Albans.” “several hundred million dollars in volume,” Verrecchia Liberty” a monument to racism. would order such a suspension if a “major” price com­ Program at the Bolton A funeral procession of about 150 friends, city workers said. "Tliey were just radicals, reds, commies,” said an of- plaint was filed by the U.S. steel industry. O nter School conducted W eek-Long 3000 their own little presidential t!»V ?9 77 primary Friday and Carter SEATTLf Four congressmen and Bush were the clearcut winners with nobody else even close. The students in the P re-E aster still back Kennedy Project Explore are in kNMANCiSCO Grade 6 and they con­ ducted the primary among By LISA SHEPARD Chris Dodd of Norwich, Bill Ratchford of V . . students in Grades 5-8. IPick up tO I ANOCLit Herald Washington Bureau Danbury and Toby Moffett of Unionville, The vote in the WASHINGTON — Despite Sen. all see things from a different perspec­ ■your Republican primary was: Edward Kennedy’s repeated rubbings in a tive. [copy of HIOHin tiMftlAYURIt^ Bush, 27; Anderson, 19; string of primaries in eastern states, four ’They all strongly supported Kennedy Reagen, 11; and 8 uncom­ lour new V y /■ of the six members of Connecticut’s con­ last fall and, in fact, Moffett was an early lie SALE mitted. A gressional delegation are still backing leader of the draft Kennedy movement, Democratic: Carter, 41; Ivalue- Kennedy as he heads for the Tuesday helping bring the senator into the cam­ Kennedy, 12; Brown, 1; Ipacked primary. paign. and 4 uncommitted. UPlWfAIHtn F010CAI1 0 The state’s presidential primary has put The only Republican candidate to win inooB®, Icircular loyalties of the six state Democrats ser­ S ta rts support of a Connecticut congressman is During Saturday, snow is likely in and around the Great lat your ving in the House and Senate. George Bush, who has the active backing Price frozen Lakes Region while rain or showers fall across parts of The six are either ideologically aligned BOSTON (UPI) - A I nearby the southern Rockies and Plains as well as along the up­ of Republican Rep. Stewart McKinney of with Kennedy or have been long-time per New England coast. Fair to partly cloudy skies are Fairfield. Supporters are saying this is a chain of drug stores w Icaldor critical primary for Bush, a former CIA forecast elsewhere. family friends. operating retail outlets in The state’s senior Democratic senator, director and (Connecticut native son. eight Eastern states an­ T omorrow!' ! Store. Abraham Ribicoff, has promised to en­ Ronald Reagan and Illinois Rep. John nounced Friday it will put Weather forecast dorse the Democratic nominee selected at Anderson have overtaken Bush’s lead ”a screeching halt” to the the national convention in August, but has coming out of the Iowa caucuses. Some rising cost of every item on Rain, drizzle and fog Saturday will mix with or change declined to throw his support behind observers are predicting Bush will be out its shelves for a minimum Here Are ADDITIONAL Exciting Savings Starting TODAY! to snow for a while before ending Saturday night. Windy either Kennedy or President Carter. of the race if he fails to muster a strong of 90days. and cool with the highs in the 40s and the overnight lows Ribicoff, 69, who will retire at the end of showing in Connecticut. Mall Drug Inc., which in the 30s. Considerable cloudiness continued windy and the year, said he finds himself in a dif­ GOP Sen. Lowell Weicker this month owns 173 Mall Drug, MD cool Sunday with the highs in the 40s. Probability of ficult position of havinpto decide between attempted to give former President and Big L stores in New precipitation 80 percent Saturday and 60 percent Satur­ an incumbent Democrat and a fellow Gerald Ford a lift by backing a draft-Ford York, New Jersey and New day night. Winds 20 to 30 mph northeast on Saturday and senator, whose family Ribicoff has known movement last week in Hartford, but England, will voluntarily northerly Saturday night. and supported for many years. hours later Ford announced he would not freeze prices on its drugs, Ribicoff was the first John F. Kennedy be entering the race. Tonight at SWHS health, beauty aids and op­ Weather watch administration appointee in 1960, when he Weicker said he will support the tical products, vice presi­ was made secretary of Health Education Republican nominee but refuses to back The Drama Club of South Windsor High School will be presenting the dent Ed Sussman said. Rain-glutted rivers gushing through streets and homes and Welfare. He also was a floor manager any candidate before the convention in second of two productions of "Much Ado About Nothing,” tonight at 8 in Tennessee swept away a noted psychic Friday and Kennedy that yMr. Detroit in July, in the school auditorium. Shown in one of the scenes are Tony Mercure Parent, son night chased families from their homes. New rain fed the A press aide to Ribicoff said toe seMtor Weicker, himself, tad been a presiden- s floods and spurred landslides in toe Smoky Mountains, wouldn’t oppose Kennedy, but tends to tial aspirant but withdrew after polls in as “ Gaudio,” left and Alan Lobaugh as Don Pedro. (Herald photo by MANCHESTER Adamson) — Buckley School in A fleeUng but potent blast of cold air turned spring suPPor‘ Carter on issues including draft his home sUte showed he couldn’t muster ALL FARBERWARE rains into a howling snowstorm that closed schools, registration and economic sanctions enough Republican support. He was the Manchester will conduct a ACCENT PIECES IN snarled traffic and knocked out power in Michigan. against Iran. He also has been a long-time fj^st to withdraw from the race. Parent/Son Night on Mon­ OPEN STOCK COOKWARE TINWARE • CERAMIC AND Winds gusting to 72 mph felled tree and power lines in advocate of wage-price controls, a Although Carter has toe support of only Here’s bookmobile route day at 6:30 in the school HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES: one congressman in toe state, he has auditorium. Entertain­ WOOD SERVINGWARE the Roanoke, Va., area, leaving some 4,000 customers Kennedy campaign centerpiece. MANCHESTER - Here •1-Ot. Covsrad Saucepan, Our R«g. is.aa...... 11.43 Of the five Democratic members of the luxuriated in the long-time, ardent 3:30 p.m. — Grissom Road. 2:10 p.m. — Ashland Street. ment will be Susan Noads’ Special Group Includes: without electricity for up to two hours. is next week’s schedule for 4:10 p.m. — Clyde Road. 10W” Sklllat,OurRig.27.M...... SELECT GROUP OF House, only Robert Giaimo of North backing of Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso. 2:50 p.m. — Mather Street. Puppet Production. 19.76 Floods consum^ low-lying areas in the South on toe the Manchester Public 3:30 p.m. — Sautters Road. •Canister Sets •Napkin Holders Haven has endorsed Carter’s re-election Grasso, who has been shuttling back and Thursday •8-Ot. Covered Seucepot, Our Reg. 35.N...... heels of storms that spawned tornadoes and injured at Library bookmobile: 4:10 p.m. — Marshall Road. 26.73 •Spice Racks •Cheese Boards bid. Giaimo expressed his affection and forth between the White House and Hart­ 10:30 a.m. — Regional Oc­ FAMOUS NAME TOYS least 17 people. The worst flooding hit Tennessee. A noted Monday Special meeting Durable stainless steel for easy cleaning. With alu­ • Soup Tureens •Trays and more! (itattanooga, Tenn., psychic was missing and presumed respect for the Kennedy family but said he ford recently, has spoken at countless fun­ cupational Training Center. minum clad bottoms (or oven cooking,..no 'hot spots. »MEGO 8” Super Heroes, our Reg. 4.17 drowned. didn't believe Kennedy had cause to deny draisers for Carter and even traveled to 10 a.m. — Carver Lane. 11:40 a.m. — Hackmatack HEBRON - The Rham HOUSEWARES DEPT. intermediate markdowni lakan. GIFT DEPT. Street. R.C. “Doc” Anderson, who billed himself as a "men- renomination to Jimmy Carter. New Hampshire in February to boost his 11:40 a.m. — Bluefield District 8 Board of Educa­ * PARKER BROS. Nerf Cycle, ourREg. 4.s9{ talist” and served as consultant to several Hollywood Congressmen Bill Cotter of Hartford, re-election effort there. Drive. tion will have a special 2:10 p.m. — McKee and LUVS Disposable >MEGO Die-Cast 5” Super Heroes, ourorigTT^ stars, tried to drive his car across toe floodwaters of meeting Monday at 8 p.m. MICKEY MOUSE West High streets. MANCHESTER Diapers In 3 Sizes Chattanooga Creek. The car stalled and he was swept in toe Rham library. •MATTEL Mork Doll with Talking Pack, ourortg.-seg ‘Disco’ Watch 2:50 p.m. — Seaman Circle. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 44A The meeting, which will away in toe roiling water. 3:30 p.m. — Pine Ridge • MATTEL 12” Battlestar Galiactica Figures, ourortg* izb9 orarm i-M T^ii be open to the public, will Liberals defeated Apartments. 2 .5 7 B ox Nnlermedlate merfctfowni taken. 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Rep. William Gray, D- Apartments. hope of restoring much of 2:10 p.m. — Branford CHILDRENS Matmoe Junior High School 8.40?.% 9.76?% TTie morning star is Mercury. shortly, told business Pa., said toe budget spelled the $16.2 billion in cuts toe leaders at the White House Street. SAT. - SUN. Building Committee will Durable Permapress in 50% Fortrel/50% The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. “ disaster in human K aggedy Ann A Andy” s I cotton. 4 colora. Shirts, S-XL. Pants, 30-42. House Budget Committee Friday the spending cuts 2:50 p.m. — McDivltt Drive. meet Monday at 7 p.m. in AGREE Shampoo Rebate Savings! Those bom on this date are under toe sign of Aries. terms.” 'It's Fortrel—that's all you need to know'. has approved — most of it recommended by the the Rham High School or Conditioner GENERAL ELECTRIC American actor Karl Malden (Malden Sekulovich) was Vernon Cin^ in social and other House Budget Committee BOSTON HERALD library. 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Much is being publicized today in of giving up staying away from Sun­ compassion for all listeners in pews, pleasure in watching and waiting. In artists skill the love of a believing bols when in a Christian place of Conventional fuels in transition worship. Further,.“prayers should be the media about the Importance and day morning worship. Perhaps some let me suggest some survival tactics extreme cases, when the preacher heart. addressed to God alone, and should the art of listening. We all know how are wavering in their resolve by now to rescue anyone who is pinned down repeats the text a t the end of the ser­ When finished, the painting was hung in a Dusseldorf gallery where a not be in the name of Jesus or of the Editor’s Note; This is the 10th in a series of 15 articles important it is for married people to and wish they had never thought this in church d i^ g the sermon with no mon, that may be the moment when young German count saw it. He was ’Trinity ...” These guidelines have not exploring “Energy and the Way We Live.” In this article, have a sympathetic ear when dis­ was a good way to “celebrate a true opportunity for escape.” But first, light breaks through,” (Strategy ||I2 m o v ^ greatly by it. ’The words in­ gone' before the NCC Governing Don E. Kash of the University of OWahoma provides agreements appear in the home. Lent”. To these and to others I am one prellniinary point: (Notice how, next week) scribed under it “’This I did for thess; some essential data about our current resources of coal, Young people frequently complain planning to quote for several weeks as a preacher, I elaborate on the ob­ Did He Die for You? Board and thus are not the official what hast thou done for me?” so policy of the entire council. oil, and gas. This series, written for Courses by that parents don’t understand them from an article “ How to Survive vious before saying anything con­ Some of you may be familiar with moved him that Count Zinzendorf Newspaper, a program of University Extension, Univer­ “because they do not llsl While Listening to a Sermon” structive. Standing there in the the German artist Stenberg’s pain­ A Flustered Usher published In The College of pulpit, staring at those rapidly founded the noble pietistic and mis­ sity of California, San Diego, was funded by a grant from And many are ting “Dancing Gypsy Girl.” The An extreme instance of tongue- Preachers “Newsletter” . Some of glazing eyes, it is easy to luxuriate in sionary brotherhood, the Mor- the National Endowment for the Humanities, with the times during model for it he found while walking twistedness is found in this the ideas will amuse you, others will inconsequentials.) ’The congregation varians. my counselling at through the marketplace. She was experience of a nervous and confused supplemental funding from the Natiohal Science Founda­ help you find meaning and strength is under an obligation to appreciate How would you answer two Center Church much taken in his work and watched usher on Easter morning when the tion. for dally living. anything a preacher says ... questions: one, “Did he die for you?” church was crowded to overflowing. Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University of when parents attentively while he worked on a Perhaps I should assert a gentle Ecclesiastical courtesy demands the and “What hast thou done for me?” One of the worshippers who couldn’t used the same painting of the Crucifixion. She com­ Lent is a good time to find a response California. words accusing reminder that the sermon is not the listener to say, ‘I enjoyed your ser­ 'find a seat was disconcerted because mented, “He must have been a very to both. t h e i r own only act of worship in the liturgr mon’. U not, a long tradition says bad man to have been nailed to the her regular pew was already filled. children. All of us whose whole experience is to come that something was wrong in the cross like that.” “No,” the artist Jewish and Christian He hastened up to her and said, need to be reminded of the impor­ closer to Almighty (jod as revealed listener - sin, perhaps or sheer replied, he was a good man. The best Worship Guidelines “Mardon me padam, but this pie is cussedness. By Don E. Kash tance of listening - and when it comes hi Jesiis. Over the many years of man that ever lived. Indeed, he died The National Council of Churches occupewed. May 1 sew you to another teaching Confirmation Classes rarely to “listening” in church on Sunday Strategy §1 for all men.” the gypsy girl asked, office on Christian and Jewish sheet?” did a confirmant in answer to the America is in a period of transition into its fourth morning, I would add the word Walt for at least one idea in the ser­ “Did he die for you?” ’That started Relations and the Union of American The Voice of God question “Where in the service do “intelligently”. mon before giving up. You may Hebrew Congregations have jointly energy era—a transition from oil and gas to other energy you feel closest to God?” say “during him thinking. He had not yet given I sought to hear the voice of God, Tommorrow is the fifth Sunday in think, ‘But the preacher has nothing his heart to Christ. One day he went Issued guidelines to help local sources. the sermon”. Let us keep in mind as And climbed the topmost steeple. Lent, sometimes called Passion Sun­ to say - nothing at all’. Sometimes a to a meeting of ’The Reformers who churches and synagogues plan inter­ New energy technologies, however, are decades away we review these words from “The But God declared: “Go down again, from becoming full-scale substitutes for oil and gas. It is day. During this period from Ash preacher can stand in the way of opened the ^rip tu res to him, showed faith worship. ’They remind us that 1 dwell among the people.” Wednesday to Easter many Newsletter” that they cover only one God’s speaking for a remarkably him the way of salvation, and “Jews cannot be expected to use a therefore virtually certain that we will have to muddle Christians feel it is a time of penance part of the morning worship. long time and Aen inadvertently say brought him to (Thrist. He returned to cross or crucifix in a synagogue” but And Jesus said through a long transition period, requiring major changes and repentance - and therefore “give An Opening Comment something true and memorable. Old finishing his Crucifixion adding to his are encouraged to accept such sym­ "Feed my sheep.” John 21:17 in our lives. up something” . For some it is a time “As a preacher, then, out of sheer sermon listeners even get a certain Previous energy eras in the United States were wood (1850s), coal (1880s), and oil and natural gas (1950s to the present). Earlier transitions between eras were propelled by the twin engines of an expanding in­ Church missionary to speak dustrializing economy and the magnet of an attractive 6ervices new energy source. Coal was cheaper and easier to use than wood, and so it was when oil and gas replaced coal. Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Quite different and more painful forces propel the pre­ Andover Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, school classes for age three through at special service Tuesday sent transition: shortages, high costs, and unstable oil worship service and Bible study; 7 p.m., Grade 6. First Congregational Church of An­ South United Methodist Church, 1126 supplies. Nor is it clear what the energy sources of the dover, UCC, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. deliverance service. continuing her missionary work with Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. MANCHESTER - The ’Trinity Colorado Indians. The next year she future will be. Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship service Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. the tribe. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Covenant Church has invited married Jim Elliot who had been and nursery care. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Without question, the nation has inadequate domestic son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Elisabeth Elliot, missionary to working with the Quicha Indians on Since returning to the United School. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- supplies of oil and gas to support its present level of cice; 7 p.m., evening service. services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery Ecuador’s Auca Indians, to be guest the translation of the Bible. States in 1963, Mrs. Elliot has been a economic activity, let alone continued rapid growth. That Church of the Assumption, Adams through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior speaker ’Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the In 1956, Jim Elliot and four visiting professor at Gordon-Conwell was the message of the 1973 Arab oil boycott, a message Bolton Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward high class, nursery ; 7:30p.m., Praise and church. Her talk is entitled "Faith American missionaries attempted to Theological Seminary in South repeated with cessation of Iranian exports in 1979. S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 teaching service. . Means Obedience.” take the Gospel to the Aiicas, A Stone Hamilton, Mass. She is the author of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Many Americans indict both government and industry Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, In 1952, Mrs. Elliot went to Age tribe. All were spdared to death. a dozen books based on her mis­ and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. sionary and spiritual experiences. for the failure to develop alternative sources of energy in Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronft, pastor. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Ecuador as a missionary to the Mrs. Elliot remained in Ecuador, Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; the years between the 1973 and 1979 world oil shortages. at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor i \ This indictment reflects the belief that alternative Bolton United Methodist Church, Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ energy sources weren’t developed because shortages 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. ^ r j o r i e a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; vices, coffee between services; 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for Bolton church sets dc^dicat^on allow energy companies to make excess profits. Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery Unfortunately, ^ e answer is not so simple when there 11 a.m., worship service. Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and St. George's Episcopal Church,M rs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 for Infants. BOLTON — St. Maurice CHiurch Alton, He will be joined hy Patricia are no agreed upon substitute energy sources. In the long Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. HolUger, a.m., Sundty school; 10:45 a.m., holiness St. Mary'a Episcopal Church, Park will have a dedication, blessing and A new choir dais will be blessed. BalJarin, soprano from Litchfield, term, the nation must move to limitless or renewable vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; .11 meeting; 6 y.m., open-air meeting; 7 and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. concert Sunday at 8 p.m. at the The dais is a gift from Charles and silllVincent Monaco, trumpeter and Jacobson, rector; Rev. J. Gary energy sources such as nuclear fusion or solar power. a.m.. Nursery program and coffee p ^ ., salvation meeting. church. Mabel Robbins and Catherine ^^fessor at Keene State Teacher^ While these are being developed, our transition policy fellowship. United Pentecostal Church, 187 L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; College, New Hampshire. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to ohe A new Allen Digital Computer Cordner. will rely on some combination of conservation, finding Bolton Congregational Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart organ will be dedicated. The organ is Ronald Fenn, organist and choir- The program will include works by Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; llj^rectdr. 7:30 a.m.. Holy EuchariM; master of Trinity Episcopal CHiurch, Bach, Handel, Bustehude, Stanley, new oil and gas, and increased use of coal. Elach of these Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., a.m.. ”Holy ’ ”Eucharist and church school; a gift from Mr.and Mrs. George Torrington, will be the guest Mallote, Campra; and also several options involves painful choices. service and nursery, church school; 10:30 worship. 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Hawkins, parishoners, in memory of spirituals. a.m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Pres||iylerian Church, 43 Spruce St. Center Congregational Church, 11 their daughter. Dr. Elizabeth A. organist. ^ Forum, Study group. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ senior pastor: Rev.(fester C. Copeland, Conservation day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Men^s clydt plans breakfast Coventry St. John's Polish National Catholic Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. Energy conservation can be achieved in two ways. Worship service and church school ; 11:15 OOUMUIVMWSMNR Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A.. accept the grand secretary’s office. First, and most attractive, is more efficient use of oil and Coventry Preabyterian Church, Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. VERNON - The 33rd annuli Masons in Connecticut and ‘now gas. In many areas, technology offers the opportunity to Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. Men’s Club Communion Breakfast of grand lodge of secretary. He is a All men of the community are in­ save energy. These technological advances range from a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Rockville United Methodist Church member of York Rite and Scottish vited to attend the breakfast. Tickets and to the miners’ health. . 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. insulated houses, to diesel cars, to more efficient Foreign supplies Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. South Windsor will be held Palm Sunday at 7 a.m. at Rite bodies. may be obtained from Homer Waltz Direct burning of coal raises serious pollution Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 the church. at 875-7030. manufacturing processes. - To the contrary, continued imports are critical to a Wapping Community Church, 1790 He was employed for more than 30 problems. Because of the impacts of air pollution on the Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 The speaker will be William years at Dictaphone (Corporation in This relatively painless approach to conservation, stable transition period, we, however, can have little con­ Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W, Richard­ environment and human health, the government requires H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday a.m. Campbell, a past grand master of Bridgeport, resigning that position to however, will not be adequate to meet the nation’s con­ fidence in the long-term reliability of oil imports. As school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., the use of cleanup technologies by electric utilities and St. James Church, Rev. James worship service and church school. servation needs. Americans must also change their events in Iran in 1978-1979 emphasized, the total world’s St. Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, large-scale users before much bf the nation’s coal can be Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 lifestyles. production capability is probably only 3 million barrels a Rev. Francis V. Krukowskl, team burned. Major differences exist over the adequacy and Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, To date, our willingness to live in 65-degree houses, day more than present consumption (approximately 60 to ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reason, in pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Church events scheduled need for such cleanup technologies as the stack gas Inasses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 drive 55 miles an hour, use fewer processed foods, and 65 million barrels) — or less than the prerevolutionary 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 scrubbers, which take sulfur dioxide out of power plant p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 Group, 10 a.m. Care and events for the coming education wing. stop applying synthetic products to our lawns has not export level of Iran of roughly 5 million barrels a day. Second Congregational Church, a.m. smoke. No one, however, disagrees that scrubbers in­ a.m., noon and 5 p.m. St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John Concordia Visitation, 11:15 a.m. Bell week. Friday: Youth Choir been encouraging. Rather, energy shortages have con­ Some observers hope that both the production problem Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. crease the cost of energy. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. MANCHESTER - The Choir, 3:45 p.m. Confirma­ ’Tuesday: Men’s Prayer rehearsals, 6:15 p.m. tributed more to inflation than conservation as we have and the threat of instability posed by Middle Eastern pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. m Management of pollution is only one of the barriers to 11 a.m., worship service. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Concordia Lutheran tion, 6:30 p.m. Word and Breakfast, 6 a.m., at United Methodist Youth sought to maintain present lifestyles in the face of politics will be mitigated by new discoveries in Mexico Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, LaStrada West Restaurant. Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. substituting coal for oil and gas. Better than half the and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Church has scheduled the Witness, 7 p.m. Lenten Ser­ shortage-driven escalating energy prices. and potential discoveries in China. However, the Mexican 10 and 11:30 a.m. following events for the vice with the Rev. C. Covenant Women sponsor Chancel Choir rehearsal, homes in America have gas furnaces. With minuscule 10:30 and noon. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Simply stated, the need to conserve oil and gas has and Chinese prospects are shaky sources of hope for a East Hartford Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland coming week. Henry Anderson, guest an evening with Elizabeth 7:30 p.,-n. exceptions, our whole transportation system requires Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; The Shrinking Home triggered a struggle over who has to conserve, the middle stable transition to a new energy era. First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; Monday: Worship and speaker, 7:30 p.m. Basket- Elliot, 7:30 p.m. gasoline or fuel oil. Coal can hope to meet these needs Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Wednesday: Pioneer class or the poor, homeowners or industry. ’The need to Mexican reserves, presently estimated at 25 billion Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., 10:20 a.m., group discussion. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 Music Committee, 8 p.m. l»ll practice, 7:45 p.m. only if it is converted to gaseous or liquid energy forms. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church The size o( a typicai Ameri­ conserve is certain to create continuing social stresses barrels, are being added to every year. By comparison, church school; 11 a.m., morning a.m.; family service and Sunday school. Tuesday: Catechetics Friday: SAM rehearsal, Girls, 6:30 p.m. Choir can househoid has decreased Although they exist in other countries, not a single com­ (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High during the transition from the oil and gas era, and those U. S. reserves, presently estimated at 28 billion barrels, worship; 7 p.m., evening service. Avery Street Christian Reformed Classes, 6:30 p.m. in 3 to 5 p.m., at Concordia rehearsal, 7 p.m. Bible steadily in the 20lh century. mercial coal conversion facility is operating in the streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Study, 7:30 p.m. stresses are likely to be greater if we have to use are declining. Mexican production, however, is still only First Baptist Church of East Hart­ Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, church school wing. Bible Lutheran Church. The Conference Board notes United States. ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. Study Group, 8 p.m. in Saturday: A A Emanuel Thursday: Women's In 1890, the average home rationing. 1 to 2 million barrels a day, and it will be years before In his TV address to the nation following the Camp Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at church room. Hill CJiapter of Alcoholics Prayer Breakfast, 6:30 contained five people That Mexican exports can achieve a level equal to that of a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, a.m.. First and second year youth in­ figure fell to four and a half David policy review in July 1979, President Carter both services. Wednesday: Lenten Anonymous, 8 p.m ., in a.m., at LaStrada West by 1920 and was down to prerevolutionary Iran. Further, Mexico, for political nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 struction. Holy Communion the first and Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Restaurant. Agape proposed a major coal synthetics program. Even if it third Sunday of eachnmonth. Supper, 6 p.m. Lenten Ser­ Luther Hall, 60 Church St. three and a hall by 1940. After reasons, may not follow a policy of large-scale exports. , p.m.. Training Union. Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. remaining at that level for 20 Domestic oil and gas were to lead to the proposed production of 2.5 million Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon vice, 7 p.m.i oncordia Basketball game playoff, 9 China’s oil exploration and development are still in the Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Choir, 8 p.m. p.m. years, household size has since barrels of synthetic oil by 1990 — at the capital cost of Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 Industry advertisements note that the easily obtained talking stage. Even if large reserves are found, there is a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 Thuesday: Bible shrunk to under three persons over $100 billion — this massive effort would meet less Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. Center Church per residence Today, only a oil and gas have already been found. Already discovered no assurance that China, any more than Mexico, will p.m., worship. Discovery Group, 9:30 than 15 percent of our present daily use of oil. a.m., worship service. Our Savior Lutheran Church, Community Baptist Ma n c h e s t e r - The third of all homes are occu­ domestic oil would last us just over four years if it follow a policy of major exports. First Congregational Church, 87 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 a.m., in church room. pied by a family of four or supplied all our needs at the present consumption rate of ’The transition period we are entering will thus require N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ MANCHESTER - The Center Congregational more. On one point there is no major disagreement. Even Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, a.m., Sunday school: 9 and 10:15 a.m., C3iurch has scheduled the 6.5 billion barrels a year. major changes in individual as well as social and minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate day school, and care for small children. Community Baptist Church with the most favorable situation in terms of both worship. Nazarene Church following events for the That more oil is there to be found is agreed upon. What economic behavior. We are clearly faced with the kinds minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Community Baptist Church, 585 E. has scheduled the following ir domestic discoveries and imports, the price of oil and gas Center St. Rev. James 1. Meek, minister. MANCHESTER - ’The events for the coming coming week. it will cost to find it and produce it, both economically cf- 7 A - of difficult choices all societies would rather duck, but church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee mi will be high. hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Church of the Nazarene week. Tuesday: Prayer Group, and environmentally, is a source of disagreement. ducking is no longer an available option. Vernon SPEWS fellowship. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing has scheduled the following Monday: Community 10 a.m., at 47 Autumn St. By Alaska and the offshore areas of the continental United Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., events for the coming Relations Committee, 7:30 Pilgrim Choir, 3:30 p.m. in Eugene ’The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are worship, nursery provided. Rockville, ^turday masses at 5 and 7 States are believed to offer the best prospects for new oil Limits of coal Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. week. p.m. Memorial Hall, Sacred Brewer those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and gas, with estimates ranging from two to five times Coal offers the nation its clearest opportunity for an 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship Tuesday: Young Tuesday: Deacons Dance Group, 6:30 p.m., at those of the University of (^lifomia, the National En­ service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. and 11:15 a.m. Abraham Lincoln once the oil to be found in the inland 48 states. But develop­ assured energy source through the transition. Domestic George Emmitt, minister of visitation Rockville Baptial Church, 69 Union Women’s Bible Study, Meeting, 7:30 p.m. 30 Forest St. ment of these prospects will be expensive, take years, Offshore oil rigs (top) can increase our oil dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ Nursery at all services. babysitting available, 9:30 Wednesday: Christian Wednesday: Chancel said: "The man who does coal resources are huge, easily sufficient to carry us to Burnside United Methodist Church, and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; St. Rev. Robert L. LaCCounte, pastor. 9 supply, but at the risk of leaks that can lead dation, the distributing agency, or the participating a.m. Service at Crestfield Life Group, 7:30 p.m., at Choir, 7:30 p.m., in not do more than he’s paid and continue to be a source of controversy. Furthermore, our solar and-or nuclear future. 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ for isn't worth what he it must be emphasized that domestic prospects offer no to ecological damage, such as (bottom) But coal poses a seemingly endless number of newspapers and colleges. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Convalescent Home, 2 p.m. the home of Walt & Rose Federation Hall Staff Review Committee, 7:30 gets" The apostle Paul put hope of being a full substitute for oil imports, which now this oil-slicked beach at Santa Barbara, problems and challenges. We are still developing Next week: Alvin M. Weinberg, director of the Oak ages. Including an adult class; 10:30 a.m., nursery. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. Service at Vernon Manor, 3 Macllvain, 17 Bonner this way: “Servants Calvary Church (Assemblies of Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael p.m. Board of (^stian Road. Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., in Church Office. make up nearly half of our daily consumption of 18 Calif., in 1969. (U.S. Department of Energy techniques and standards for mining coal in ways that Ridge National Laboratory for over 25 years, discusses W or^p hour with child care provided for whatsoever ye do, work Infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High God), 647 E. Middle ’Turnpike. Rev. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Life Meeting, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Thursday: Sacred Dance rhillion barrels. and DPI photos) minimize the damage to the nation’s land and water — the dangers and potential of nuclear power. heartily, as unto the Lord, and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday: Ladies Bi­ Thursday: South Wind­ Workshop, 3:30 p.m., in and not unto men.” (Col. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Wesley Memorial Church (United noon. ble Study, 9:30 a.m. sor Bible Study Group, 7:30 Woodruff Hall. Meal in 3:22-23) Methodist Chureh), 110 Ellington Road. a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service St. John's Episcopal Church, Route Upper Room, 6 p.m., in of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 Midweek service, 7 p.m. p.m., at the home of Kathy Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sanctuary and Woodruff Too many people today are Concordia Lutheran Church, a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ Teen Bible Study, 7 p.m. and Bill Rock, 118-H Tudor About the author Questions worship service, child care. Chancel Choir rehearsal, 8 Lane. Hall. concerned more about (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. vice and church school. whether someone else is Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Vernon Assemblies of God Church, p.m. Don E. Kash is George Lynn Cross Professor of (1) Identify and date America’s three previous energy profiting unduly from their Glastonbury associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Thursday: Willimantic Second Church South Church work than about the good Political Science and director eras. munion, youth class, nursery for small Mlchelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - The others derive from using its of the Science and Public (2) What is forcing our present energy transition? St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 6:30 p.m., worship services. Saturday: Men’s Prayer MANCHESTER - The South United Methodist products. Behind virtually Policy Program at the Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. church school through Grade 6, nusery Vernon United Methodist Church, Meeting, 8 p.m. Bus Second Congregational (3) Why can’t we count on Mexican and Chinese oil to Church has scheduled the every conflict, between in­ University of Oklahoma, Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses for small children. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. ministry visitation, 10 a.m. Church has scheduled the solve our energy shortage? follwoing events for the dividuals or social groups, is at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Unitarian Univeraalitt Society) East, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. following events for the the problem of selfishness where he joined the faculty in (4) What combination of politics will bridge the gap 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. coming week. 1970 after teaching at Purdue What President Lincoln while we are developing renewable energy sources? minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Emanuel Lutheran Tuesday: Bible Study, Tuesday: Women’s University. was advocating was that Hebron Trinity Covenant Church, 302 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at MANCHESTER - The 9:30 a.m Prayer & Study Group, worker do all he is expected He is the author of “’The St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 7, 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church Wednesday; ByLaws 7:30 p.m., at 1206 Main St. to do—and then some. Thus Politics of Space 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m.. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Rockville United Methodist Church, has scheduled the following Committee, 7:30 p.m. Bi­ Wednesday: Men’s did a certain salesman Answers pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ '■'■m ^ Cooperation” and co-author Worship service. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, events for the coming ble Study Group, 7:30 p.m. Praye and Study Group, explain the secret of his Gilead Congregational Chureh, vices, nursery for Infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. singular success. The "and of “Our Energy Future; ’The (1) Wood (1850s), coal (1880s), oil and natural gas day Bible school classes for all ages, First Congregational Church of Ver­ week. Thursday: Junior Choir, 7:30 p.m. Role of Research, Develop- Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- Monday; Staff meeting, 4:30 p.m. High Choir, 6:30 Thursday; Board of then some" is what (1950s to present). three through adult, nursery for infants. non, 695 Haraord Turnpike. Rev. John A. separates the successful Bareford, pastor. %;30 a.m.. Worship Second Congregational Church, 385 3:30 p.m. Scouts, 6:45 p.m. p.m. Senior Choir, 7:30 Trustees, 7:30 p.m. V ment, and Demonstration in (2) Shortages of fuel, high costs, unstable supplies. Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, happy people from the mis­ service, nursery; 9:15 a jn .. Church N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church p.m. Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. Prayer, Scripture and Reaching a National Consen­ (3) Mexican production is still small; Chinese develop­ Tuesday; Cherub and erable failures. Otherwise school classes. y MacLauchlln, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. Junior Choir, 4 p.m. Mis­ Friday: Antiques Show. Sharing Group, 7:30 p.m., sus on Energy Supply” ; “Energy Alternatives: A Com­ ment hasn’t really begun; their export policies are uncer­ deliberate malingering parative Analysis”; “North Sea Oil and Gas”; and worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Worship service. sion and Ministry of a t 224 Indian Trail, becomes a way of life. tain. Fellowship hour in the hall. Full Gospel Interdenominational “Energy Under the Oceans.” Manchester CHaudia Circle, 7:30 p.m. / Trinity Glastonbury. Confirmation (4) Conservation, finding new oil and gas. Increased North United Methodist Church, 300 Church Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., Wednesday: Lenten Ser­ (Hass, 3 p.m., in education use of coal. Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rockville. Rev. Phiglp Saunders, MANCHESTER - The wing. Junior Choir rehear­ CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- vice, 11 a.m. Emanujil. breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance Trinity Covenant Church sal, 6:30 p.m. Education Lydall and Vernon Streets school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. clces, with coffee fellowship between ser­ Choir, 7:30 p.m. service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., has scheduled the following Work Area, 7:30 p.m., in Phone: 646-2903 Full Gospel. Interdenominational vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five deliverance service. Thursday; Prayer 1 6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 22, 1980 fo w n T o lk - Citizen group backs As John Anderson was leaving for putting Glastonbury on the When Glastonbury High School the stage, he was presented with a map.” Senior Class President Bill Zinky photographic collage of Glaston­ asked Republican presidential can­ bury High School events and A Manchester businessman, didate John Anderson if he would MHS renovation plan scenes, while Senior Class Presi­ asked how his business was doing, return to GHS when he is president, dent Bill Zinky delivered a short replied, "It’s so bad, even the peo­ Anderson replied: “That’s a By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA general, because specific informa­ mittee went on to support expansion ple who owe me money aren’t promise.” thank-you address. The message on Herald Reporter tion and cost alternatives critical to of space and curriculum in both these the framed coilage read: "Thanks buying.” MANCHESTER —The report of the project aren’t available yet. areas. Kids the Citizens’ Review and Advisory ’The subcommittee that studied the When considering an expanded Q>mmittee on the Renovation Plans roof listed the particulars of all the wing in I.A., the committee deter­ for Manchester High School contains Information they did not have, “It is mined that maintenance is often no surprises in its endorsement of the difficult to get a feeling for what the neglected in the school budget. ’”rhis share Obituaries educational specifications for the cost will be because the alternatives was not expressed as a criticism but building’s repair. range from extensive repairs to the as a commentary on the very real Berlin C. Valentine While the report is done, it won’t be existing roof all the way to retrofit­ constraints imposed on the budget MANCHESTER -Berlin C. Valen­ distributed until Monday’s Board of ting a completely different roofing annually.” Because of this, the com­ tine, 83, of 114 Park St., formerly of system. The costs of the various mittee called for the expansion fun Education meeting. Its primary con­ Detroit Michigan, died Friday at his clusion is that “the educational alternatives may differ by a factor of materials to be a permanent struc­ home. He was the husband of specifications as prepared by the ad­ ten. ture, as maintenancfree as possible. Christin (Scott) Valentine. ministration were complete and con­ ’The committee called for the roof Calling for additional storage Mr. Valentine was born in servative. design to especially take fuel ef­ space, building security, and the con­ with Yonkers, New York, June 12, 1896 ’The only reservations the com­ ficiency into account. They also sideration of trends the commission and lived in Manchester since 1970. mittee expressed concerned the called for a knowlegeable person to also suggested determining the He was a retired personnel manager projMsal to light the football field. M. prepare a "history of the roof.” They feasibility of a second story addition for the Federal Engineering Com­ Philip Susag, chairman of the sub­ ask that the report include reasons to the I.A. wing. for past repair failures as well as an ’The committee called for a new seniors pany of Detroit Michigan. He was a committee that reviewed exterior World War 1 Army veteran, and a renovations said in his report “It is explanation of why the current two-way public address system to member of AARP, and a member of our recommendation that this suggestions (whatever they turn out provide safety, security and the Senior Citizens. proposal be deleted unless there is a to be) will work. Superintendent of preparedness for civil defense Besides his wife, he is survived by specific plan in the Connecticut Schools James Kenney is currently emergencies. Ceiling replacement, a daughter, Mrs. James (Barbara) Interscholastic Athletic League to preparing a report. floor tiles and carpeting was sup­ B. Grant of Windsor, two revise league schedules to call for The committee supported ported, along with new lockers and grandchildren, and two great­ night games.” replacing pool equipment and cafeteria furniture. grandchildren. ’The sub-committee also expressed making the facility meet the needs of The committee supported Memorial services will be held on concern that the resurfacing of the handicapped. They also sup­ relocating the fine arts department Monday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes parking lots, roadways and walkways ported investigating heating incon­ so all of its sub-units are together and Funeral Home, 400 Main Street. be accomplished in a cost effective sistencies, the ventilation system, so that it is near I.A. enabling the Burial will be in McConnelsville , manner. Tlie Board of Education and plumbing and energy auditing. departments to share materials. “Money invested on energy conser­ Science department safety and Tom O’Neill, at left, plays the fiddle accompanied by Leona Center on Waddell Road, Manchester, join hands for an Irish Ohio. Town Building Committee were Rocheleau on piano as youngsters from the Early Learning dance as they entertained at Bluefield Gardens. There will be no calling hours. directed to investigate whether the ving items is probably well spent. It equipment were cited as needing im­ Friends wishing may make complete reconstruction of these appears that improved zoning for the provement along with the general in­ memorial donations to the South areas was necessary, or whether building’s heat is long overdue,” ac­ terior which was described as "shab­ United Methodist Church. local repair and general resurfacing cording to the report. by.” would suffice. The committee supported the con­ ’The report said the business educa­ ¥ . A general concern of the whole tention by the high school ad­ tion area needed new equipment, as committee was the lack of specific ministration that "there appears to did the mathematics area, par­ architectural information. ’The com­ be a trend by Manchester High ticularly computers. Other depart­ Bushes School students toward vocational mittee strongly recommended that ment whose space needs the com­ the architect meet with it before a education or at least a trend away mittee supported were Cooperative final blueprint is developed in order from enrollment in college im­ Occupational Education Program, to visit to fulfill their role as community am­ mediately following high school Independent Study, and the Com­ bassadors for the project. graduation.” munications Center. MANCHESTER -The family of Noting this fact because of the The committee noted that its presidential candidate George Bush The committee stressed that the extensive renovations called for in report was general and did not in­ will bring their efforts to Manchester public and the Board of Education the Industrial Arts and Home clude a line-by-line analysis. today and Monday, in an effort to get should realize that its report is Economics d«>p?r*ments, the com­ out the vote for their man in Connec­ ticut's first presidential primary to be held Tuesday. Barbara Bush, the candidate's wife, will be at Caldors in Vernon Campaign chat GOP directors ask Circle at 11:30 a.m. At 2:10, she will be at campaign headquarters, 155 Kerry Kennedy, daughter of the late Robert Kennedy, right, Main St., for a volunteer rally. At campaigned for her uncle. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., 2:35 she will go to the Manchester Friday at the Regional Occupational Training Center. Miss talk on firehouse Parkade to meet with shoppers. With her will be Don Genovese. Kennedy is seen chatting with one of the instructors at the By KEVIN FOLEY center. (Herald photo by Reilly) Town. When asked if the four other before a supreme Court decision At 3:10 p.m., Mrs. Bush will be at Herald Reporter members of the Board of Directors gave the District sole firefighting Burr Corners Shopping Center to MANCHESTER- In spite of agreed with him, DiRosa said “that’s jurisdiction over Buckland where the greet the shoppers and at 3:30 she - Mayor Steven Penny's stand that an accurate assessment.” station is located. This was rejected will depart for Torrington. "there is nothing to talk about,” The One of those issues, the status of Ijy the District Board. Meanwhile the candidate’s son, 125 sign protest Herald has learned that the four the Buckland firehouse, was thrust Penney’s reluctance to discuss the Neil, will hold a rally at campaign Republican members of the Board of back into the spotlight Monday night matter came under fire from headquarters at 10 a.m. and at 11:30 Directors will support a proposed when Gordon Lassow, President of Democrats and Republicans both in a.m. will meet his mother. reactivation of the District-Town the District, read a letter from Pen­ and outside of the Eighth District. On Monday, Neil will greet com­ to sale of school Liaison Committee. The Republican decision to consider muters from 6-8:30 a.m. at the Burr ny asking the District Board of A source close to the story said the Directors to define its reasons for opening talks with the committee is Comer lot, and at 8:45 will attend a present lease would not be renewed. By KEVIN FOLEY plan to support the Committee was reestablising the liaison committee the first sign of defiance by Board coffee hour at Mad Murphy’s on Oak Boocks noted that residents are Herald Reporter suggested during the Republican exclusive of the firehouse question. members. Street. At 11:15, he will hold a press concerned with property values MANCHESTER—Ron Boocks, a being disrupted, well water polluted caucus Tuesday night. The sources Penny has repeatedly said he will Lassow, who has said he wants to conference at Manchester High claim was confirmed by Board not support any move which would “get back to running the town” School. Buckland resident who opposes the and wetlands upset if the shopping center is built. A Town Board of member Peter DiRosa who said he see the town turn the station over to suggested Friday the station might ■Nfother and son will team up at sale of the Buckland School to saw no reason why there should be no 12:15 for a press conference at developer Richard Hayes, says he Director's subcommittee the District although he has be rented to the District, sold to the discussion of the issues between the Cavey’s, on East Center Street. More has a total of 125 signatures from recommended the sale of the school suggested the two share the District or used for a maintenance stops may be announced later. Buckland residents who agree no March ^ with the stipulation that the Eighth Utilities District and the firehouse which was built two years garage, day care center or cultural shopping center should be con­ two-acre ballfield behid it be center. structed on the site between replaced, something Boocks says Buckland Street and Slater Road. isn't possible. Boocks said Friday afternoon he "Why do we need another shopping Route 83 floode4l Henry J. Cormier keeps the youngsters smiling. Pretty Brandy Christy presents a little green plant to one of the residents. center,” Boocks asked. “The Olympics had conducted a door to door cam­ Police in Glastonbury St. in Rockville was Vernon police in an un­ Prospect St., Rockville, paign along Tolland Turnpike telling Buckland Commons project hasn't reported late Friday night charged with taking the been handled well and people I've related matter reported was arrested after in­ residents of the proposed sale and that Manchester Route 83 car from Rockville to Paul Prince, 23, was vestigation of a Friday ruled out discovering that many were unaware talked to in Buckland are worried between Brookhaven Road Middletown. He was about another debacle." charged with evading night accident involving The circus came to town —at Keeney School of the shopping center Hayes has and Briarwood Drive in released on his promise to responsibility, reckless two other vehicles, in Boocks added the proposed shop­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President privately told town officials he plans Glastonbury was im­ appear for an April 1 court- driving, and failure to have which no one was injured. to build. ping center, which would take up Carter Friday told a group of U.S. passable. date in Rockville. insurance. Prince, of 126 Police said he left the It’s a sure sign of spring, when the present the “Super Special Circus Shopping Clowns: Danny Maher and P hillips with Nasty Nursery tune; and Brian Crombie and Gordon Boocks contends the shopping about 100 acres, is detrimental to the and White Gym. Olympic athletes that the United Police said although the scene of the accident. circus comes to town. Show” for the Kindergarten students Other featured performers were Brian Parkany, The Featherweights; Rhymes; Dennis Downham and Siebert, Mad Magicians. Downtown Redevelopment project road was washed out, they States "will not go” to the 1980 center would increase traffic already And so, Mrs. Vogel’s second grade at the school on March 17. Wendy Smith with Wendy’s Flea Cir­ and Sarah Carter and Meg Ferrero, David Moran, Crazy Clowns; Katie It was a Super Circus for super Moscow games and he urged the in the area and, once the center was already underway. expected that it would be "I think the downtown will suffer class at Keeney Street School in Hal Brown served as ringmaster cus; Scott Kosak and Kim St. Martin. Curious Clowns. Matre, Katie and Her Guinea Pig; kids. young athletes to join him in "preser­ opened, add to the traffic created by able to carry limited traf­ Manchester jumped at the chance to and Amy Williams presented the Red Also, Colette Factora and Grace Andrea Della Rocca, Fame and For­ ving the principles" of the games. the J.C. Penney Warehouse. Caldors along with other shopping centers fic this morning. ■ As a response to the Soviet inva­ shopping center and commuter traf­ already established in Manchester, In other police reports, sion of Afghanistan, Carter has said fic. In addition to the traffic Boocks remarked. Vernon police reported the United States will not participate problems, Boocks said he was told by Boocks will need 1,400 signatures that a 17-year-old girl was in the events which begin in July. the Messiah Lutheran Church which to force a referendum on the issue. charged with reckless igh Oil Bills Got You Down? The president told the group he operates a school in the building the Hayes had no comment. driving as the result of a hopes to sponsor alternative com­ two-car accident in.which petitions in late August, but said he four persons were injured. was not "naive" and realized alter­ Janet Sombric. 17, o( 97 nate games would not have the same Oxford St., Manchester State invaded was charged in connection prestige. Carter, who received no applause with an accident that oc- FIGHT when he walked into the White House cured Thursday on Route East Room to meet with a contingent by campaigners 30 in Vernon. She was 9 A of about 150 athletes and U.S. Olym­ released on her promise to pic officials, defended his boycott as appear for April 1 court BACK! "preserving the principles of the HARTFORD, Conn, (UPI) - senior citizens complex. date in Rockville. Olympics ... not destroying" them. Republicans filled the air with But his campaign aides said he was In an unrelated matter, "I can’t say this moment what charges. President Carter sent in kept in New York by bad weather and Vernon police reported other countries will not go to the surrogate candidates and Sen. was unable to fly into Connecticut. that a 22-year-old man was Summer Olympics in Moscow,” Edward M. Kennedy was grounded in They said he still planned to visit the charged with using a motor Carter told the group. New York Friday on the busiest day state Saturday. vehicle without the owners Replace That Old Boiler "Ours will not go," he said firmly. of campaigning yet for Connecticut’s Most of the emotion Friday was permission. "I say that not with any equivoca­ Tuesday presidential primary. generated by George Bush and Rep. Terry Suitter, of 34 Elm tion. The decision has been made. Carter, who is staying off the cam­ John Anderson, both trying to make With a New GAS Boiler They will not go," paign trail to handle the crises in an impressive showing in Connec­ Afghanistan and Iran, sent the ticut in an attempt to catch front­ The only applause came at the thiuksgivwg close of his sometimes emotional 20- biggest names in his campaign — his runner Ronald Reagan. Gas win reduce your heating bill minute address, and that was brief wife, Rosalynn, and Vice President Anderson criticized both Bush and NOVENA TO ST. JUDE and polite. Walter Mondale — to Connecticut on Reagan, saying the former was using plus the same day. I tat) SI Ma. H i artit. VMl However several athletes did say misleading advertising which dis­ iiititai ata rM k M r M r Nm h i Mrs. Carter made all of her public they supported the president. torted Anderson’s record and the It k m (taW. WtaM tataraotr It Gas Is available to everyone equally appearances Thursday and then flew latter had abandoned the Grand Old * tm M'r«’ all .i Im iiiI. Get an e xtra eet o f c o lo r p rtnla, FREE o f extra Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community FRYERS LEG QTRG. will be held this coming class. Noontime lunch charge with every roll of 110,1Sor36nvnprtnt film USD A INSPECTED FRESH-OVEN SruFFER FRESH-WITH WINGS brou^U ntor proceeeing...now through May 31.1960. Sm allTiviier Hall. Wednesday evening at 7 with tartar sauce, served. 1 p.m. setback With each S3 lood purchase Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley F r e s h s » P e r ^ e B r e a s t p.m. here at the center. homemade cookies. games. Bus pick up at 8:15 '[S lo p 4 Shop Coupon A Memorial Library. C hicken Legs ornwa m tb. R o n t e r s 89t Q u a r t e r s After this meeting others Thursday: Baked p.m. return trips at 12:30 Bolton High School parents group, 7:30 p.m.. High B 5 9 will be planned for manicotti with meat sauce, and 3:30 p.m. With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase School library. sometime during the day. .A Regular or Women’s Auxiliary of Fire Department, 8 p.m., C MORE MEAT V A LU E S yn BEEFCHUCK " Y LENTEN SEAFOOD These sessions are open to Crinkle Cut firehouse. MAM PLANORPLAN OB KANUT.PEANUT. IMLKY WAY,WAY. 3 MUSKETEERS. SMOKERS.S both men and women TWIX or I ASP SL BACON 1 LB PKQ. $1,291 Your Choice! AVAILABLE WED.-SAT. Tuesday SUMMIT seniors who reside in STOP & SHOP Mars Candy pack A nn P age;:*, ^ 1 9 Boneless . F r e s h C o d Manchester. Presidential primary, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Community 9 ounce pkg. ► 9oz. pkg. S liced B acon Next a reminder to all FRENCH FRIES. I S t e a k s GEORGE GnrxJ S.' M* i i Si' Wjf or- HaU. Reg. or Crinkle Cut CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER Shoulder or e the members of the variety With Coupon SMH Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. POLSKA STYLE QUICK FROZEN-IS LB. PKQ. $6.99) F r ie s Frozen show that tomorrow’s peH Friends of the Library, film "Anastasia,” 8 p.m. EMPRESS H i l l s h i r e C o d o r $ 4 4 9 Stops Shop Coupoi Chuck Roasts rehersal will be from 1 to 4 Bentley Memorial Library. Kielbasa lo T u rt)o t F ille ts I ib p.m. With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase TUNA FISH BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED C ustom Cut! Wednesday SLICED-1LB PKG 'WHOLE-8 TOW LBS. QUICK FROZEN-CAP’N JOHNS Then on Wednesday mor­ ^ eVzoz. can Women’s exercise class, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Community C o lo n ia l ^,^R^§ S h r i m p ^ $ 0 3 9 ning you should have seen BUSH Chidceii&Sea Chunk Light Hall. SPfClAL CUT our parking lot. It was “THE MOST ELECTABLE CANDIDATE” in water or oil Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. B a c o n SUGARLESS Fresh Brisket $■ C o c k t a i l 3 ' . ° ' . loaded and in fact some eVaoz. can Conservation Commission, 8 p.m., Herrick Memorial HOT OR SWEET j P o i n t QUICK FROZEN-A4P cars had to park in back of FOR A RIDE TO THE POUS Chunk Light CHICKEN^^eSEATUNAi Park. I t a l i a n ICut__ B r e a d e d the building, The reason ON TUESDAY MARCH 25th T u n a in water or oil .wdSi’- M.* Sa’ W.» .’9 >vor- ..vro.* Republican caucus, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. FLAKEO S a u s a g e F ish S ticks was that we had two bus Board of Finance, Board of Selectmen, Public Building loads of our members U-! 6 A.M . • 7 P.M . Slop 4 Shop Coupon Commission, Board of Eklucation, 8:30 p.m., Community spending the day in Boston. Hall. Folger’s Coffee..T2^ We did have business as Wrth this coupiDn and a S7 50 purchase service dell* OR Vz gallon Thursday usual, and had our Crewel 1^- TrOfICAM SUNKIST VINE RIPE *4ratL at sforei v/datfa wWy carton lo Democratic caucus, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Embroidery Class as well TO JOIN OUR Store Sliced Board of Eklucation, 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. as 51 players for pinochle 10T NAVEL ESCAROLE.CHICOAYOA LARGE COOKED HAM games and the winners VOLUNTEERS V2 gallon TROPICANA? Friday R o m a i n e are; Art Johnson, 592; carton ORANGE JUICE PTO art auction preview, 7 'p.m., auction at 8 p.m., ORANGES L e t t u c e 39-. TOMATOES John Gaily, 588; Martha DIAL Bolton Elementary school all purpose room. GRADE'A 100% Pure I LaBate. 583. Elsa J u i o ^ Dairy ancerg Lenhardt, 582. George E a s t e r n 5 e A p 646-6895 |siop s Shop Couponj ■ r i I P o t a t o e s Last, 573; Edna Farmer, Coventry PAID FOR BY THE GEORGE BUSH COMMTTEE Jumbe With this coupon arxl a S7 50 purchase m m P6P. OLIVE or LUNCHEOH 571, Glenn Gibbs, 557; Bob 119 count Monday T o b i n ’ s Hill, 555: Archie Decorator. Arts & ! * Houghtaling. 553: Marjorie 1 ply pkg. Flowers or A ssrd Town meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Captain Nathan Hale School. 99 ClMott from our 59 L o a f S a l e l 9 9 S o o tt McLain, 553, Maud Custer, Planning and Zoning (Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town larg* tttecNon of WEAVER TENOER-FLORCA JUMBO Hall. Grape Jelly .A ■ Enter Linietmta wjucf-eouAR 550; Helen Siver, 550. Decorator, Y e l l o w ii Spring Potted M a r i n a t e d C h i c k e n In the afternoon it was Mothers Club, 8 p.m.. First Congregational (Church. B o l o g n a ^^^M istomi^TIjpnnacy Arts&Flowers SCOTT TOWELS 1 ply pkg 2 C o r n PlenteendFloweril A r t i c h O k e S 9 9 < 99 time for bridge and its or A ssorted Wednesday 455 H>LRTrQIRD FiOAQ SMH lucky prize winners were: T o w d s Grocery Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon, Town Hall. PORK VEGETABLE Jack Owen, 5320; Tom 6 4 3 - 5 2 3 0 Fabric Softciwr ISlopa Shop Coupon] Rotary Club, 7 p.m., (Coventry Grange Hall. frozen foods . ^ health A beauty Regan 5020; Irene Walsh, & BEANS SOUP With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase Public Health Nursing Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town 4700; George Last, 3720; Hall. RICH IN VITAMIN C REG. or CRINKLE DOWNY REG . EX BODY OILY PROTEIN Josephine Schuetz, 3670. U S . No.1 12 OZ can AGREE OPEN 7 DAYS Republican caucus, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. i33ozJ Next week we will have 9 |A fu .S . No. 1 { m o Us coflL CONDI- $ 1 3 9 A WEEK 8 A.M . to 9 P.M. S lblN ig Maine Thursday ORANGE CQO FRENCH $ i3 9 85' TIONER " our Craft Class and most of bag ' the time will be spent 2 Board of Eklucation, 7:30 p.m., (Coventry High School. F08 M i YOW SHOWM UPS. SiS c JUICE SCOHLabal Cemetery (Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. ^1 0 9 FRIES 1 taking all the articles and REGULAR OR MINT-9 02 M 9Q MAINE POTATOES Democratic caucus, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. equipment out of the OocrtSr" M» .1 S<« U * .N I rcIincA i HALF GALLON CONT. ANN PAGE-12 CT. PKQ. '.IVORY SOAP CrtstToothpafttf *1^ IWE ARE YOUR i ^ t a t o e s M awn Friday 1802 UOUO or 7 02 CONT M M packed boxes and H e n d r i e s M 3 9 D r e a m - Prtll Shampoo ™ arranging items so we can Board of Welfare, 9 a m, to noon. Town Hall. |SlOU \ S>»LT Cat Food 60CENTSOFFLA8EL soon start teaching various ‘’SNET”, C.N.R. SMH I c e C r e a m s i d e s |l Wimbacoupon ~ Wdh this (xxxxyr EHordont 'iS T * crafts. M I D ‘ H E U ! i r tha coMxn n Wth irvB coupon REQ.UME.SPEClAL.ro2 CONI EdgtShovoQtl *1” This past Thursday noon- COLLECTION MENCY ISSAVESO- i S A V E l O ^ y IS A V E 2 S iS A V E X S East Hartford Passover F o o d s ' liine we really had a ____DUKIMO KECUUUI HOW tt______I Random Weight Pkg SCOTTIES SCOTT dairy products 6.4 ounce tube ! Soz. container 32 ounce jar Today ALLBRANOS-UOZ.PKQ spring clean-up wonderful turnout for our I STOP & SHOP FACIAL ASST FLAVORS-8 OZ. CUP ■ WHITE OR COLORED good old Irish corned beef ! BIRDS EYE MAMA ROMANC TOVIfELS EggMatzo o9* L O M A -W L ID A Mf 'A l m a s c m s St. JOSEPH BABY id AIM FLUORIDE Al-Anon Family Group, 8:30 p.m., Burnside Methodist ! SHARP CHEDDAR COLOMBO CHED- AUBRA»OS-2402.JAR M M and cabbage. It was really I C O O L W HIP SPAGHETTI SAUCE CHEESE-WHITE OR YELLOW BARS Church, Church Street. PLASTIC . TOOTHPASTE Good U a 23 • SM U if 29 u m ont p v cutii R QefilteFish a work out for our cooks ASPIRIN iG ood Sun a • Sat U v 29 im i DW ONtonwL . Good Stxi 73' SM M< 29 one om cutkror (joodSi^ M.f .’.i Vl» .‘i iKivt vW xxai.vvi naturalQ $ 1 I o-bit $ 1 4 9 TRASH $ 4 9 9 and helpers and was the l|J Froren J « jg 251 Monday MAMSCHEWIT2-CRACKERS Career and Hobby Show, 6 to 9 p.m., Penney High YOGUBT Y lISLICES I BARRELS “ first large crowd we’ve had [S lop a S hop C o u p ^ ISiopiSnop Couponp ISlOp 8 Shop CouiKjnJ 5 9 i ^ 59* M atzo g wtn M oouxm in a long time. htfxsooupui School cafeteria. FOXS-U-BET-30O2 JAR A A A •6J8 BREAKSTONE-1602 CONT AAP-SHREDOCO 9 |2 9 8EKAR-eAMB00 24 w n a , Niles Carlson was on Primary workers, 7 p.m., conference room. Town Hall. tio t. Choc. Syrup 9 9 * L ta fR a k t «0 NAtCLl 8, BESPAK-TALL iSPAK-OEOHAbAbLE S o u r C r e a m 6 9 * M o z z a r e l l a ISAVE-LOO 3 i SAVEUr S S A V E 2 S ■SAVE 3 0 (Charter Revision Commission public hearing, 7.30 OELICKXJS hand with colorful slides ALL BRANDS GERMO-REINFORCEO 1916 ounce bottle ■ 12oz. can r ^ - I lOouncejar p.m., council chambers. Town Hall. K itch e n .ut rash 20 Cl 2-ib ^ |4 9 showing many interesting R STOP & SHOP. B a g s lags H ood C ottage C heese COtil Borscht i 4 9 ^ ^Vlnyl H o m places our seniors have Wednesday 79* ICLAIFIOL -1 BIRDS EYE ■ CHOCKS NUTS ■ P IZZA Any Size been, along with pictures { CCNDITIDN SHAMPCC ^ ■ AWAKE • INSTANT COFFEE 286 B Sold fresh in our Meat Dept (Conservation and Environment (Commission, 7 p.m., of the renovations at our I ■OoMHw MB 23-SM Urn n UI-one pw ---- OoiOaei Ua a-M, » umemfim ri—iiieij OoeOae. Mo n ■ cu«an«.nr^T^ Oo.ui.1 u. ;j. u. .N Lnu.«nie. council chambers. CALDUrtAU lUnCOMEIIS, new center as it was going L m Democratic Town Committee meeting, 8 p.m.. Police HEMS FOR SALE NOIAVAAABCE 10 WHOIESALE OR REIAIL DEALERS PRICES EFFECTIVE MAR 23-29.1990 through the different steps. »i4>uwiv>Mdnmb?1 MMii9wiWdp— iib8—'iw w — Court Building. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTlT€8 ANO TO CORRECT TYPQORAPMttAL IRRORB^ EVENING HERALD, Sat.. March 22. 1980 - II to - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. March 22. 1980 Herold Rnofev^ Scalpers happy with NCAA field Ted Williams enjoys helping rookies ______Iowa — nnoone ththat a t aatlcan hobe maanirsHmeasured Inin “‘But Rllt thathe ffiiv guys s ara are scraDDVscrappy andan;l youthful hitter who had moved INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - In a WINTER HAVEN, Fla. likely to k ^ p him, too. serious at the beginning of my emotional things that bothered ballplayer, has no desire ever to victories and defeats as well as hungry.” in, “is seeing some kid like this state where basketball ranks with (UPI) — Some of the com­ “ Here’s a kid who reminds career,” he said. “I was near me most,” he confided. “ Like manage again. reams of surgical tape. Purdue made its only previous petitive fires are banked now one, who came into camp two me of Harvey Kuenn,” said com and steel as the land's primary the end, but for most of the having to deal with the press or “Don’t ever let anyone tell By Fancy bit After winning their first 10 games, appearance in the Final Four in 1969. since there is no need for them years ago and then make the Williams, watching Stapleton resources, college basketball began time I played, hitting was the maybe getting a letter from you managing isn’t a tough Earl Yost its final countdown Friday to crown a star guard Ronnie Lester injured his That year the Boilermakers were led in the autumn of his years. But kind of progress he ha^ Just intently. “He’s the same kind of only thing with me. I could’ve home. Those are the things that knee. Three games later forward by Rick Mount and lost to UCLA in the old look of the eagles is still job,” he said. national champion. watch him hit. He’s only 21 and stand-up hitter. Look at the way been a more complete player. weigh on a ballplayer’s mind. liie man they once called of bowling With the NCAA's movable feast Mark Gannon also hurt his knee. And the finals. This time around Purdue in his eyes, maybe because it’s he’s gonna play third base for Sports Editor he handles the bat.” Joe Cronin (former Red Sox The average person who sees a “The Kid,” and who many still unhealed are guards Kenny Ar­ looks to its 7-foot-l All-America spring again, and that has reduced to a Final Four, hotel rooms this club one day.” Stapleton took his five swings manager) tried to impress me ballgame doesn’t ever realize regard the greatest left-handed nold and Bob Hansen, both playing center, Joe Barry Carroll. Williams was talking about by Grxyb are at a premium and scalpers are always meant one thing to Ted and started down the first base there were other things besides w h a t’s going on inside a hitter ever, looks in splendid with broken hands. “Carroll Is bn his game,” says Pur­ Glenn Hoffman, a product of reportedly peddling tickets as high as Williams. line. hitting, but you know how it is ballplayer. physical shape but hasn’t swung The telling statistic Is that without due Coach Lee Rose. “But the best is the Little Leagues in Orange, $300 a pair. And in a city long "I love being down here this "You really look good, when you’re a kid.” “Say,” Williams suddenly in­ a bat this spring. Lester the Hawkeyes are 8-7. With yet to come from him. I’ve always Calif,, who hit .285 with Paw- Stape,” Williams called out to Spring is now official and outdoor Shots here ’n there associated with auto racing as well time of year, hearing the crack A middle-aged woman stan­ terrupted his trend of thought, “We had this batting cage as basketball, the 500 has temporari­ him they are 15-1. said he hasn’t played his best game of the bat, seeing all these •tucket of the International tennis play is offered Manchester Manchester Chapter of Approved him. ding outside the wire fence “do you ever run into my old going lakt spring and the ly been displaced by the NCAA's Against Louisville, Iowa will likely — yet. But Joe Barry will be the first young kids trying to make it and League last season and has “Thanks, Ted,’’ around the field motioned to residents at public courts located at Baseball Umpires added five men to friend, Frank Lane? He and I machine was set up to throw yearly extravaganza. go with Arnold and Lester at guard, to say it’s his teammates who have helping them out the little I’m looked so good this spring, he’ll acknowledged the 26-year-old Charter Oak Park, Robertron Park its membership this week, Larry Williams that she would like his were never with the same ^ bullets,” he laughed. “Our For Purdue and Louisville, the Steve Krafclsin at center and Vince, help^ his effectiveness.” able,” said Boston’s celebrated probably stay with Boston. Fairhope, Ala., native. autograph. He could’ve easily ballclub but we always got and Memorial Field. Facilities at Anderson, Jeff Berman, Paul UCLA, looking to restore itself to young kids were having trouble Final Four is something of a Brookins and Kevin Boyle at 61-year-old Hall of Earner, stan­ Hoffman finished his turn in Williams watched some of ignored her, pretending he along well. He should be in the Manchester Community College will Demanche, Charlie McSpirrit and the throne of college basketball, has hitting it. Watching them, I homecoming. Both schools are less forward. Boyle will probably guard ding behind the batting cage all the cage and was followed by the other farm hands hit and also be ready for use soon when Bemie Mulligan. The latter is the turned to youth. The Bruins, after didn’t see her, but he excused Hall of Fame for what he did as thought to myself I could hit school functions are not booked. Tom than a two hour drive from In­ Louisville's Darrell Griffith and that by himself and yelling en­ another right-handed hitting talked about them, rather than former coach at Tolland High. The much confusion and indecision, have himself and wrote his signature a baseball executive. He kept that thing. I went in there and Rodden will again coach the MCC net dianapolis. For Iowa, also on friendly may be the key. couragement to each of the Red rookie infielder, Dave about himself or about his own for her. chapter, headed by President Frank settled into a lineup of two freshmen the game pretty lively from the couldn’t get the ball outta the squad ... Fancy bit of duckpin turf, it's a return to Big Ten Sox youngsters who stepped in­ Stapleton. He was with Paw­ career until he was asked When he returned behind the Johndrow, has lost 11 umpires for No. 4 Louisville, the winnlngest (guards Rod Foster and Michael Hol­ front office for 15 years or cage. bowling was turned in this week in territory. Only UCLA, the curious in­ team in the country at 31-3, is the side it. tucket last year also and hit .306 whether he would do anything cage, he spoke some more various reasons in the last two years ton), a sophomore (6-6 center Mike more.” “Maybe,” he reflected, still the Eastern Businessmen’s League truder from the West, is a stranger in only ranked team of the four. Dubbed “The biggest kick I get,” he there. With the Red Sox this differently if he were given about his playing days. Williams, who managed the .. . Lou Galby, Fred Kask, Bob Kay Sanders) and two seniors (forwards. laughing, “if I had stayed in by Alan Grzyb with a 193 single, town. the "Doctors of Dunk" for their said, peering through the net­ spring, he’s hitting .467 and Red another chance. “It was never the game itself Washington Senators and Texas and Mrs. Raymond Patton have been In Saturday's semfinals at Market Kiki Vandeweghe and James there a little longer . . . ” followed by 176 and 142 for a 511 toUl. aerial acrobatics, the Cardinals in ting of the cage at a tall. ^ x Manager Don Zimmer is “I would’ve been a little more that made life tough, it was the Rangers after retiring as a nominated for membership in the Square Arena, Louisville takes on Wilkes). Remember the day when a 400 triple many ways have their feet on the Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame ... Iowa in the first game (1:24 p.m. Although UCLA was fourth in the was a rarity? ... Henry Grzyb and his Former USA Olympic hockey player ground. 'They play a strong zone EST) and UCLA plays Purdue in the Pac-10 and finished with a 21-9 wife were among the disappointed Steve Christoff on the difference he press, capitalize on team quickness bowling fans when they traveled to second game. The winners meet in record, the Bruins shifted into high found playing in the National Hockey and are more disciplined than might gear in March. In the NCAA tourna­ Bradley Bowl Thursday night but the title game Monday night (9:15 first appear. League, “I haven't found that much ment, UCLA eliminated Old Domi- Ability to relate found all seats sold for the Pro p.m.). Whalers proving surprise difference here (Minnesota) other Coach Denny Crum, who served as Bowlers U.S. Open. Saturday’s finals Iowa, a fourth-place finisher in the nion, DePaul, Ohio State and Clem- than the Olympic style of hockey is preciate I’ve come here to try and will be telecast. Red Burnham, Big Ten, gets its chance to show assistant to John Woixien at UCLA, son. HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - When to go into our shell,” he says. shooting to finish “as high as we can more controll^. The pro rinks are help out as much as 1 can,” Hull former Hartford Times there is more to the Hawkeyes than has guided the Cardinals to 20-win The Bruins have exceptionally McNamara the season began, most experts That means their fate is in their get. We don’t want to end up last (of smaller, which means more loose their wrestling team. While the seasons in each of his nine years at quick guards and are making the agreed on one thing about the the 16 playoff teams) and meet the says. photographer, manages the lanes pucks and having to make decisions own hands because their last six wrestlers have won four national Lousville. This year the Cardinals go most of their shot selection. While the Saturday before we opened, so I expanded National Hockey League: best in the circuit in the first round.” which attracts the top 10-pin rollers quicker." Christoff has fit right in to TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - One of the games are against teams battling for titles in the last five years, the after the elusive prize again with a they are vulnerable underneath, they started Rick Auerbach at third. the Hartford Whalers with grand­ Hull has been finding himself after When one looks at average ages, each season. the North Star style of play with good biggest things John McNamara has the final playoff spots. starting five of one senior (Griffith), have successfully handled the im­ “Tom (Seaver) was on the mound father Gordie Howe would be one of missing much of the season with a the Whalers are the NHL’s oldest results. basketball team is looking for its going for him as manager of the Cin­ Gordie Howe, Hull and Dave Keen first championship three sophomores and a freshman. posing front lines of Ohio State and cinnati Reds, or as a human being, is for us and he had never lost on the last predictions'. The Whalers are — three veterans with a total of 75 shoulder injury. But he’s already team — primarily due to Howe, 51, It has been a difficult season for "W e're a young team ," says Crum. Clemson. the way he relates to other people. opening day. 1 certainly didn’t want fighting for second place in the years in major league hockey — have picked up several assists and the Hull, 41, and Keon, 40. But Hull says End of the line “We’ve played our best ball of the Since bad news travels fast, it him to break that streak now that I Norris Division and a berth in the been playing well. After one recent crowd buzzes when he hits the ice. all of that experience could come in Jude Kelly’s Midget Football season in our last six games,” said didn’t take long for him to hear how was taking over. Stanley Cup playoffs. They have the game, Blackburn wisecracked that The Golden Jet is also thinking handy in the playoffs. iVote* off the cuff Clinic today at East Catholic High Whalers in tie Larry Brown, the first-year UCLA the doctors in Sun City, Ariz., finally “Anyway, we made three errors or best record of the four World Hockey Howe was “playing like he was 30 playoffs. “If we get in the playoffs anything Tom Kelley has returned home received the stamp of approval and coach. “I hope it will keep up for two had decided George Bamberger suf­ something like that and were down, Association teams which joined the again.” “It’s been very few years I haven’t can happen,” he says. “ In a short HARTFORD (UPI) - Center Rick 2:50 earlier when center Mike from Florida after,a close-hand look support because of safety features more.” fered a mild heart attack and how 7-0, with only one out, by the second NHL this season. “ When those three play well, it’s been in the playoffs," he says. “It’s series, it can be done. Most of us MacLeish scored with just three Rogers took the puck past Flyers at the Boston Red Sox in spring from Travelers, Connecticut Mutual, that meant the hospitalized inning. I was in the dugout thinking to The Whalers shocked many obvious what happens. We’re win­ always nice. These are all a really have been in the playoffs. We know minutes left in the game to the give goalie Phil Myre, who had lost his training at Winter Haven ... Kelley’s Hartford Insurance and Coca Cola. Milwaukee manager wouldn’t be able myself what in hell did I ever get observers by playing .500 hockey ning. When you keep in tight games, great group of guys. I think they ap­ what it takes to win.” the Philadelphia Flyers a 5-5 tie with stick blocking an initial shot by Hart­ son, Tom, director of athletics at Kelly reports more than 100 to resume his job until late May or myself into? through the first third of the season. those guys have been around enough coaches registered ... Manchester the Hartford Whalers in National ford. Strange and Irwin early June. “There was a play at home plate in Then, with captain Rick Ley injured, that they know how to react,” llling Junior High and varsity golf Blaine Stoughton had two goals — coach at Manchester High, was cited Duckpin Bowling Tournament this Hockey League action Friday night. McNamara played against the second inning and John (Bench) they went into a tailspin and Blackburn says. It was the second big tie in a row his 48th and 49th of the season — and Thursday night in New Haven as the weekend at the Holiday Lanes is open Bamberger in the Pacific Coast threw the ball into the left field cor­ plummeted to the NHL cellar with But the Whalers have also gotten Joe’8 World for the Whalers, who had come from an assist for Hartford. Rookie left Connecticut Coaches’ Association’s to the public ... Coming up April 25-27 share TPC margin League back in the ‘50s. The two men ner trying to get the runner going the league’s worst record. some unexpected scoring from young Little four goals behind to tie Montreal 5-5 wing Brian Propp had two goals for golf Coach-of-the-'Year, a nice honor will be the second annual Steve Dyak are friends. More than that, both into third,” McNamara continued. But the slide didn’t last long. The Blaine Stoughton and Mike Rogers, Bv two nights earlier. Philadelphia. marking his success handling Memorial Bowling Tournament at PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - Watson, runnerup to Lanny being big league managers, they are “I had made up my mind to take recovery began when defenseman who are battling for team scoring JOE MacLeish beat goalie A1 Smith in a Hartford took a 1-0 lead when Mark Manchester High squads for the past Holiday Lanes. Last year over Jll,- Curtis Strange, a 25-year-old Virgi­ Wadkins in last year’s TPC and linked by a common bond — the Tom out but the bail was rattling Ley returned and Howe’s son, Mark, honors. Stoughton is closing in on a Mascot one-on-one confrontation after Howe scored a shorthanded goal, his GARMAN decade ... Charles "Shadow” 500 was realized for this worthy nian with only one victory to show for winner of two tournaments already everyday pressure that goes with the around out there in left field, all switched to defense. 50-goal season and Rogers is nearing Philadelphia stole the puck from the 23rd of the season at 7:05 of the,Hrst Barrera is on the staff at Manchester cause ... Most valuable defenseman more than four years on the PGA this year, vaulted to the top o f the job, so each can feel something for three runners scored and I had to It continued when the Whalers the 40-goal mark. period. Philadelphia tied it with a Gone Country Club. The former Army man with the Hartford Whalers will Whalers defense. Tour, birdied his last two holes leader board Friday when he birdied the other. wait in the dugout until they could get moved “home” to the Hartford Civic The Whalers had taken a 5-4 lead goal by Kenny Linseman at 13:25 of was at Ellington Ridge Country Club receive the Budweiser Cup at the end Friday to move into a tie with U.S. four of his first eight holes. But the Like all the other managers in the the ball back to the mound. That does Center in February for the first time the period. Howe, whose eyes still sparkle as the clubhouse attendant... ’Tennis of the regular season. Candidates are Open champion Hale Irwin for the year’s leading money winner lost majors, NcNamara feels badly to something to your stomach. Finally, since the arena’s roof caved in more Hartford went ahead with with mirth as he assists in locker pros Jack Redmond and Tom Larry Giroux, Mark Howe, Rick Ley, King makes second-round lead in the $440,000 ground by suffering bogeys on four of learn of Bamberger’s trouble and I walked out to the mound and I could than two years ago. They had been between rounds, "Scamp ” would be Stoughton’s first goal at 16:54 but room practical joking, knows “ it’s a The Manchester Malfunctions lost Casalino at the Manchester Racquet Gordie Roberts and A1 Sims. One Tournament Players Championship. his last seven. wishes him a rapid recovery. sense how unhappy everybody felt in playing their home games 30 miles there within seconds, look up at us, Philadephia tied the score 2-2 with a feather in our hat if we make it (to a good buddy this week. “Scamper” Club each celebrated a birthday this vote here was cast for,^owe. Ley Strange, whose lone tour victory “It wouldn’t be the Tournament “As far as I’m concerned, I feel I the ballpark. Tom just handed me the away in Springfield, Mass. then turn around, back right up to our semifinals goal by Reggie Leach with just 1:31 the playoffs).” a fantastic little dog, owned by Mar­ week ... John Jacobson of was tops the past two se m n s ... Lit­ came in last year’s Pensacola Open, Players Championship without this have the best job in the world, par­ ball without saying a thing. John and The Whalers played at a .700 clip in feet, and wait to be picked up, facing NEW YORK (UPI) - Billie Jean left in the first period. “ Now we compete very well with tin Wutsch, senior member of the Manchester will attend Ted tle League baseball practice starts sank a 15-foot birdie putt on his next wind,” Watson noted wryly. “On this ticularly working for this organiza­ I were the only ones standing there, the first dozen games in the rebuilt front, so that she was sure not to King, after threatening to break Propp put the Flyers ahead for the the second half of the clubs. To com­ Malfunctions, had to be put to sleep. Williams’, baseball camp in next weekend ... Have a nice to last hole and then placed a course, you can bogey right through tion. I couldn’t think of any other job and with 52,000 people in the stands, coliseum — and were playing better miss any of the proceedings going on every racquet she owned if she lost, first and only time of the night with a pete against the top teams, we still Poor “Scamp” was suffering too Lakeville. Mass., this summer. weekend. seven-iron approach shot just four the house the way the wind was I’d prefer, but I’d never deny that as he said to me, ‘How are you enjoying than .600 with Mark Howe on the blue in front of her. and Evonne Goolagong Cawley goal just 1:10 into the second period have to play our best. But at the start much from joint problems, and the feet from the cup on the final hole to blowing out there.” a major league manager you’re un­ your debut?’ My comment to him line, where he scored nine goals and When the Malfunctions were off to scored straight-set victories Friday but Stoughton’s powerplay goal just of the year, we had to play our best to vet eased her out of her misery, and set up the putt that enabled him to Gary Player, J. C. Snead, John der pressure every day,” said was, “Time goes by fast when you’re 33 assists in his first 29 games. As of shoot a match at any of the other night to gain the semifinals of a $300,- 2:34 later tied it for the Whalers. compete against anyone, ” he says. into that special kind of dog heaven share a 1-stroke lead with Irwin. Mahaffey and Greg Powers finished McNamara. having fun.’” March 16, Mark’s 72 points were tops clubs we were pitted against, 000 women’s tennis championship. Jordy Douglas scored his 30th goal Gordie says the team is now reserved for great dogs. “I played real solid, but I didn’t do the second round two strokes off the McNamara was under intense It wasn’t any fun for McNamara, among NHL defensemen. “Scamp” always rode in the front King, “ ticked off” after winning of the year to put the Whalers ahead Scamper was a little rat terrier, anything out of the ordinary until pace at 141. Three-time TPC cham­ pressure last season when he of course. The Reds lost that one and They worked their way up to 12th in seat, as befitting the mascot of a only three games against Martina 4-3 at 5:06 of the second period but who lived with Martin these past those last two holes,” said Strange. pion Jack Nicklaus was at 142 along replaced the enormously popular their next two before beating the the NHL’s overall standings and team of “hotshots” . She always Navratilova Thursday, thrashed Propp tied it with a powerplay goal eight years, and was mascot for the “It was getting pretty windy and I with Spain’s Seve Ballesteros, Don Sparky Anderson, who was suddenly Giants in the series finale, and three faced the bright prospect of having checked out the new field on our Wendy Turnbull 6-2, 6-2 and at 16:55. Malfunctions, these past five years. didn’t feel too well.” Pooley, Danny Edwards, Mike Reid, fired after guiding the Reds to five straight losses right out of the chute seven of their last 12 games at home. arrival, looked over the opposition, Goolagong overcame one bad spell to The two teams played scoreless Reverses stand She was built low to the ground, her Irwin started the round tied for the George Burns and Bill Calfee. division titles, four National League wasn’t much fun, either. And to top it off, they added another and then would settle down to wait beat Kathy Jordan 6-1, 6-4. three quarters of the way through the DETROIT (UPI) - NHL undercarriage clearing it by about 6 lead with Steve Melnyk, who fell a Hubert Green, Joe Inman, Grier pennants and two world cham­ Eventually, the Reds straightened aging superstar — Bobby Hull. for us to wind up our business. Win, In Saturday’s semifinals. King will third period until Rogers gave his Executive Vice President Brian inches, had a short round body, a stroke off the pace Friday by Jones and Dave Stockton were also Amealirac fa win fho Waofam $ti#vVin*> itm flxInU lose, or draw. meet Tracy Austin and Navratilova pionships. themselves out to win the Western The higher up we finish, the O’Neill Tuesday reversed a man­ most intelligent face, a rear end that team the lead at 14:10. shooting a 73-140 that had him t i ^ for If we shot down state, as we so 4 plays Goolagong. under par for 36 holes with 143. Opening day last year was es­ Divison title before the Pirates closer we finish to teams of our own datory one-game suspension lodged wiggled like crazy when she was . , runnerup honors with always- often did, I think she enjoyed that Irwin, who has only the 1979 U.S. pecially harrowing, McNamara knocked them off in the playoff for caliber,” says Coach Don Blackburn. against Mike Foligno of the Detroit pleased, and her color was black and dangerous Tom Watson, who p o st^ a more than anything else, because she Open victory to his credit since 1977, remembered. There was probably the World Series. “Say we finish 10th or 11th, then Red Wings. tan. 71, and Lee Trevino, who had a 72. knew we’d stop for lunch on the way got off to a shaky start Friday when more pressure on him than he ever This time around, many people are we’re playing the 7th or 8th best The suspension stemmed from That dog had to be the least gun shy Anthony holds lead Strange was among the very late he drove into a hazard on the first had before. expecting them to win it all. That team in the first round of the play­ home. It was lunch for us, but for Fnligno’s being assessed a double­ dog 1 have ever seen. When we were finishers on a day in which swirling hole and appeared to be out of con­ “Scamp” it was raw hamburg that WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Earl play at Bradley Bowl with a 115-pin “We were playing the Giants in means added pressure on John offs. That way the gap in talent minor and game misconduct penalty practicing at a skeet or trap field, winds sent scores soaring far above tention for the lead when the wind McNamara and he’s ready to handle we bought wherever we stopped. And Anthony finds himself in the enviable advantage over Aubly and steadily Cincinnati and we had a full house,” closes in and we get away from some as the first man to leave the players' Scamper was always there watching Thursday’s opening round, when 54 blew his drive off line at 10 and 11 for it. when we got back to the car, “the position of just trying to “stay widened the gap by winning seven of he recalled. “Replacing Sparky, I of the iron at the top of the league.” bench during a fight Sunday night in us from the back of Martin’s Wagon, golfers broke par in unusually good those back-to-back bogeys. face” was always at the window sharp’’ as he heads into the final eight matches. The leader since the was the new kid on the block, and “I look at my job this way. It’s Even though the last dozen games Detroit’s game with Winnipeg. or if the weather was good, she’d playing conditions. In addition to the waiting to see what we had brought t round of match play Friday night tournaments second round Tuesday. “Suffice to say, I couldn’t expect to naturally, I wanted us to get off well. something I’ve always wanted to do included two contests with Montreal Videotapes of the game reviewed by sometimes sit in the open trunk of wind, Irwin, Watson and other early her. Either Martin or I, depending on with almost an insurmountable lead Anthony rattled off scores of 237,235, have the ball-hitting day I had With Pete Rose gone and all the con­ and would like to do as long as I can,” and one with Philadelphia, O’Neill showed Winnipeg’s Morris my car watching the proceedings. starters also had to contend with a who was driving would feed her the in the $131,000 BPAA U.S. Open. 238,226,248,190,230 and 245, bringing Thursday,” said Irwin. “But con­ troversy surrounding his leaving, I he said. “The most unbelievable part Blackburn is certain his charges Lukowich was the first player to Heaven help the misguided soul one-hour rain delay. hamburg. And she was a lady even £ Anthony, 41, from Dublin, Calif., his tournament total to 11,4M. For 48 sidering the wind, I have the same had intended to start Ray Knight at of it all,” added the Reds’ manager, have found themselves. leave the bench — not Foligno. who dared stick his hand anywhere “’The wind was very unpredic­ when she ate. We would break it (the opened up a 433 pin margin Friday games, Anthony is averaging 231, good feeling about my round even third base, but Ray injured his ankle smiling, “is I get paid for it.” “It’s too late in the year now for us near the station wagon or the trunk. table,” said Irwin, who rallied from though it took five more strokes. In hamburg) off in little pieces and she afternoon over second place Mike seven pins per game better than The “mighty mite ” would bare her back-to-back bogeys to finish strong the wind, you tend to start second- would eat it on the way home as dain­ Aulby, of Indianapolis, thus prac­ Aulby who enjoys the next highest teeth, growl, and dare the grown man with 20-foot birdie putts at the 13th guessing. You start thinking too tily as Mrs. Astor’s Pet Horse. tically assuring himself the top- average of 224. to pit himself against all that small and 18th holes. “It was the kind of “Scamp” and I had a thing going seeded position for Saturday’s TV Aubly, a 19-year-old lefthander who much, then not enough. You tend to body and courageous spirit. day when you couldn’t expect to have back off a little bit.” Secretariat nears 10th birthday everytime I’d see her each week. As finals. leads the Professional Bowlers If she tired of watching the Tim Skolv Tom Fortin many good breaks. There were a lot “I don’t have anything clever to soon as she would see me, she would Anthony started the sixth round of Association in 1980 earnings, rolled RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - He once remains. To say Secretariat blistered the Throughbred Record officials rate proceedings from the car, she would of scary shots out there.” brace herself, feet spread as if ready four games in the 180s in the sixth say about today, that’s for sure,” ran a mile.in under two minutes, but “ After seven years off the track, Belmont track probably is an un­ opt for "out” , and off she would trot Watson agreed. “It’s a challenge Secretariat in the top one percent of to spring, body and head alert, eyes round to almost eliminate himself said Melnyk. “It was a hard day. My if he tried it now, he’d cripple you would not believe the calls and derstatement. He gallop^ to glory in t'l investigate all the things that are when you play in wind like that,” he racing stallions. watching every move I’d make. from contention for the top-seeded biggest problem was club selection. I himself for life, or maybe even die people who want to see him. They the Belmont Stakes, final event in the of interest to little dogs. The said. “Every hole can grab you. I’m “There’s still quite a demand for ’Scamper’, you ferocious lion, you position. Aulby totals 10,993 which is was never sure I had the right club in trying. don’t remember the other 25 stallions Triple Crown series, and nosed the shotguns could be going off ail around a bit worried. You have to be patient. his services,” Sosby said. “ It looks man-eater. I’m going to get you” I’d 95 pins better than third place Guppy my hand. I scrambled out there as I He has become a middle-aged (at Claiborne), but they know wire an incredible 31 lengths ahead of her, but she never go in the way of The biggest problem is putting. When like he’s going to make it as a sire. snarl in my most menacing voice. e cagers exceeded Troup, of Jacksonville, Fal., who am sure a lot of golfers did. I father —166 times, so far as anybody Secretariat. It’s unreal they still the pack. the shooters, and never once would He’s the horse they use as a r the wind is blowing you around, it’s a scratched, clawed, did whatever 1 remember him,” said farm manager And “Scamp” would turn around stands third. knows. Americans cheered. They loved yardstick.” she wander out onto the skeet or trap different proposition.” could to shoot a 73.” and run as if the devil himslef were And like many in middle age, he’s John Sosby in a telephone interview. him. He was a hero, or at least a He’s also the subject of a little- field. Seemed like she knew what was gained weight — 210 pounds to be “He looks like a million dollars. bright spot, to a nation worried and after her, and then she’d be right known novelty button ordered by off limits, and just where the safety back at me, waiting for me to take a pre-season expectations exact. Never seen him better. He’s still a tom over Vietnam. former Virginia Gov. Linwood line was located. I never saw her Secretariat’s record, size, speed, swipe at her, (that never would con­ Families involved in duckpins But those who feed, handle, watch, showboat, a ham. He loves a camera. Holton. The button’s message: flinch at any time from the noise. D.. C*ADI JL love and admire Secretariat still use He weighs 1,370 pounds, the same as and conformation spoke for itself, nect) then back out again, and back »y LEV Al STER he had to score that much more for By EARL YOST “Breed More Secretariats.” If one of us were to sit down weights Monday and he didn’t do that a single word to describe him: Cham­ he did in 1977.” and excited breeders. He had 21 one more time to me so I could pick us to be a good club. at alt last year...I think he realizes Sports Editor Merulil S|)orls«riler pion. Secretariat ran with authority. starts, with 16 wins, three seconds her up. Talk about a loving dog, get­ “(But)...this team I’ll remember now he has to work harder than There are several family com­ Better than expected, but not as Secretariat turns 10 years old Meredith Bailes, the first man ever and one third, for total earnings of ting lots of loving. She sure had good in the end as hoped. That sums for its unselfishness. That overrides anyone ever has and I think he will,” binations among qualifiers in the March 30, at 12:10 a.m. to ride the big chestnut stallion at the $1,315,808. He won 11 major stakes — it...not just from me, but from every up the 1979-80 East Catholic High anything else. It played very well Penders voices, “Sometimes when Manchester Town Duckpin Bowling Seven years ago, on a hot summer training track at the Meadow Stud, and that Triple Crown. member of the team. basketball season. together and underline the word kids become seniors they realize they Tournament this weekend at the day, he blister^ the track at Bel­ near Richmond, described it this Thoroughbred experts say Yup, she was just a little dog, but together,’’ Penders emphasizes. The Eagles finished 20-7, the first can’t depend on others to do their Holiday Lanes. mont to become the first horse in 25 way: Secretariat started slow as a sire, she sure captured a lot of hearts, in a Kiro, from the perimeter, com­ 20-win season at the school in nine job. He has the offensive tools. He Bill MacMullen, will risk his Men’s years to capture Thoroughbred “It’s like waiting for a half a ton of but has a good record now. He lot of clubs around the state. But es­ years, and were a state Class L plimented Venora. Combined, the has to work on his game. If he does, Division crown against 15 racing’s coveted Triple Crown. His muscles to explode, like a bomb. He produced 57 runners and 35 winners pecially the Malfunctions. We’re pair accounted for 1,013 points this challengers. His daughter, Lea, semifinalists. They bowed to even­ we could anchor on him in the front- half-brother and stpblemate, Riva always shakes his head up and down from his first 100 sons and daughters, sure going to miss our mascot. tual state champs East Haven High, year and 2,215 tallies in their three- court and go from there.” Women’s Division titlist in 1978, Ridge, nearly did it the year before. an instant or two before the gate with total earnings of more than $1.8 lessening the pain. year careers. “Two guys like that in Filling the frontcourt slots will be paced the seven female qualifiers But racehorses can’t race forever. opens, like he’s saying, ‘Yes!’” million, and an average of $32,429 — ‘The season exceeded my expec­ one class has never been done East’s pressing task. “Whoever into head-to-head play. f ' 3 Secretariat was retired to the A split-second later, a 1,160-pound a respectable amount, racing of­ tations, considering the schedule we before,” Penders assesses. works the hardest I’ll have to con­ Father and son team of Ed and " v : prestigious Claiborne Farms in- animal would bolt forward, his ficials say. had,” admits East Coach Jim Fortin, while not a scorer, was the sider,” Penders states, refusing to •"S,. Denies report Carl Bujauclus qualified in the male L ex in ^n , Ky., to lead the life of a rippling hindquarters and shoulders Two of his foals have become Penders, "In the pre-season, with the Eagles’ top defensiveperformer. “He list any of the candidates, “Who section and the pair is matched in sire in plush meadows and a private propelling him, his broomstick-sized Canadian and French champions. His ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlanta type of teams we were facing, I was the best defensive player in the knows, maybe we could have a John one of eight opening round matches paddock. legs stretching, hooves digging turf first foal crop averaged nearly $378,- Flames’ owner Tom Cousins has thought we’d have a real tough battle program. We’ll miss his defensive Wieczorek somewhere in the this noon. The limelight faded. The adoration about every 25 feet. 000 in sales. denied published reports he is especially with only two returning aggressiveness, quickness,” Penders building,” he adds, referring to a Veteran Tony Marinelli was the negotiating a deal with a Calgary starters. states. former Eagle who made the grade as last qualifier in his division while his business group to sell his financially "But we started off well. The key Juniors Russ Radant and Kyle a senior after two failed attempts. daughter, Gail Marinelli, will seek Bowling. plagued NHL team. His statement game was Northwest (Catholic). We Ayer and sophomore Brian Galligah “We’ll have to fill the frontcourt but the women’s title. Odell 202, Dave Slyne 213, came in response to a report in the will be returning starters for '80-81. KoIC- Milt Kershaw 206, POWDER PL’FF-Lorrie PINNETTES- Phyllis Ger- lost (55-57) but we played well and if we don’t we may have to consider a A husband and wife made it into John Jenkins 200, John Toronto Globe and Mail Thursday felt we could play with the best,” “We have three returning starters Bill August 212, Brian Baker 178-455, Vicky Glass main 176, Maryann three-guard offense.” the money when John DeAngelis’ Moran 201, Al LeMay 201, Myers 200, Mike Kopp 232, the sale ol the Flames for $14 million adds the third-year mentor. and if the kids work half as hard as Scoring: Carl Bujauclus Burt Claughsey 181-477, Laura Hobbs 180- Grabeck 201-521, Leanne qualifying total was seventh best Fred Kozicki 202, Bill Bruce Baldwin 201, Fred 478, Gerry Tonski 181-501, Harper 201-497, Eleanor had been discussed with Darryl East loses five seniors —Tim Sko- Venora did, I have to believe East Bob Venora 626 among the men and Kris DeAngelis Kozicki 211, Jim Watt 550, Kozicki 241-569, Ernie Carol Doughney 192-206- Lively 181-476, Janet Raw- Donald and Byron Seaman of ly, Mike Ciszewski, Tom Fortin, Pete Catholic basketball will still be on the Pete Kiro 387 was fourth best among the fairer set. noon with the title tests at 1:20. (Cochran vs. Tom Shepard, John Izzo Ellie Newcomb 244-566, Whipple 215-551, Neil 568, Marilyn Meyers 177, son 180-458, Linda Burton Calgary. Kiro and Bob Venora —to graduation. map,” analyzes the Eagle leader. Russ Radant 235 During the qualifying, the family of All matches up to the cham­ vs. Dave Barrera, Carl Bujauclus vs. Ben Foreman 215-560, John Lawrence 205, Joe LaVae Janet Wojcik 176, Gail 188-185-520, Colleen Olbert “The team has not been sold,” The latter pair are key individuals. The 6-foot-6 Radant, averaging in Kyle Ayer 147 families was the Bunces. Mo^er pionship will be best of three with the Ed Bujauclus, Dennis Pontes vs. Kozicki 210-570. 208. Rurka 181-477, Fran Kratz 183-471, Anita Shorts 464, Women^s playoff champions Cousins said Thursday. “It hasn’t The 6-foot-3 Venora, working inside twin digits thru the early part of the Brian Galligan 143 (Doris), father (Wesley), son title best of five. Emile Roux, Bob Frost vs. Burt 473, Eileen Wojcik 492, Joyce Corriveau 184-462, even been offered for sale,” Bob and outside, established two school schedule, tailed off m ark^Iy at the Mike Ciszewski 65 (Donald), and daughter (Sandy Coming on strong to win the playoff crown in the Manchester Qualifier leaders were Dennis Claughsey, Don McAllister vs. Ed PARKADE DUSTY- Jackie Czaya 200-^, Mary Judy Johns 451, Lois Brown Kent, president of the Atlanta team, scoring records—single season (626) end and wound up hitting at an 8.7- Tom Fortin 64 Bunce Thorpe) took part. Only the Pontes with a five-game total of 810 Miller, John DeAngelis vs. Terry Rec Department’s Women’s Volleyball League was Crockett Dan Humiston 200-559, Bob SYMPHONIES- Doris Wright 200-490, Cynthia 210-517, Evelyn Thibodeau said “expressions of interest” had and career (1,228). point clip. “Russ played as well as he Tim Skoly 43 and Lea MacMullen with a 742 score, latter was successful Schilling. Szatkowski 201, Gary Bunce 127-360, JoAnn Muldoon 179-456, Mary 452, Dolly Dawood 180-187- Agency. Team players were, top row (1. to r,) Jan Damiano, Ann been received from Calgary as well “He (Venora) didn’t surprise me did (at the end) early in the year but DennisMcCoy 28 which includes handicap. Men will Women: Sue Balesano vs. Kris All first-round matches will be at Ctockerham 206, Dave Neff Arsenault 130-360, Carol Gryk 182-486, Lucille Du­ 525, June Rowett 472, Pam Fothergill, Mary Talaga, Pam Cooper, Barbara Brody. Front, as Houston and Dallas, but he said at all,’’ Penders remarked, “Bobby people recognized what he could do. Mike Falkowski 6 roll scratch. DeAngelis, Lea MacMullen vs. Rose noon today with quarterfinals at 202, Ray Chittick 223-603, Rawson 132, Jean Oliver pont 177, Eldlth Tracy 188- Cousins was still interested in works so hard. He had shot 65 per­ "No question he has to improve his Benny Pagani 6 Pairings today;'Men - Bill Robertson 475, Kris Higley Beth Bickley, Cindy Cornish, Cindy Crockett, Judy McCusker. 1:30.. Surdek, Gail Marinelli vs. Theresa Len Farrand 205, John 128. 190-503. keeping the team in Atlanta. cent the last two years and he figured aggressiveness. He started lifting Dave Hintz 5 Sknday, semifinals are listed at MacMullen vs. Tonv Marinelli, Jim Piccolo. 455. (Rec photo) 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. March 22, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 22, 1980 - 13 Collectors^ Cornp.r ‘Bob’ wire specimens CARRIER NEEDED For The Beacon Hill Apartments show good selection in Manchester, on the East Hartford Town Line. By RUSS MacKENDRICK Call Manchester Herald, Bringing us the spirit of Marlboro Country is this exhibit of "bob” wire loaned by a local collector. 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Manchester Orthodontic of­ a m., we want to hear from 2 you. tually they belong to a class called in Raynonds (with non-rusting zinc Barbed Wire Collectors' Associa­ Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Experiencea preferred. Call fice. Full or part-time mor­ Street, South Windsor. 528-4197. the trade. Obvious Fencing. The one barbs), and Harsha, which has a nail tion. Similar clubs are found in nings. Experience preferred. How? By giving us your time Reply to Box X, c/o We perform a 24 hour with the square pieces is a Stubb’s added to form an extra point. Price Austin, Texas; California, Illinois BARTENDERS. COCKTAIL Manchester Herald. trends for these things are given in and Kansas. HELP WANTED service to the community, Plate. Each plate carries sharp WAITRESSES & monitoring specialized and money... to fill blood banks points to repei wanderers. The other the "International Barbed Wire There is a museum in Oklahoma WAITRESSES - Experienced. BARBER - Vernon area. Part communication equip­ PARTS DISMANTLER Please call 289-7929. "obvious” is a rowel type with Gazette" where the Dodge Star is City called the National Cowboy Hall time. Some styling ment. quoted at $350 a stick. M uit have own tools. experience. Call 289-9053, for the sick and for accident vic­ wheels such as you might see on a of Fame and Western Heritage SECRETARY - Part time. 30 after 7 p.m. Collectors of pressed glass, vahzes, Center where one can see the many Apply In parson spur. Both of these developments SOUTH WINDSOR hours weekly $3.12 per hour. If you enjoy dealing with 2 and Tiffany lamps might look down types of wire and the tools for Call Chris, Fireside, 643-8030. were found to be too costly to THE NURSE AND THE people, will work some tims ... to provide moral and their noses at such earthly items as ECONOMY. This is a very manufacture. stringing and stretching — and AUTO PARTS, Inc weekends, have barbed wire, but they should be doubtless saddles, spurs, branding MARKETING serious situation MAYBE The lower sticks, the Ribbon and Schanck Road MANAGEMENT. Ambitious telephone experience and medical aid at disaster sites ... aware that it appears in the Kovel & irons, lariats and yippee-i-o's. WE CAN HELP. We have the Rickrack, belong with the “Or­ South Windsor, Ct. personis) to train full or part been swamped with requests good job references, we Kovel, "Antiques Price List,” and namentals." These are used to 06074 time. Call 872-2286 for services from all locales may'^have a position lor to sustain important community protect a barnyard or cemetery or for nurses, home health aides you. Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTING & PAYROLL and homemakers We offer other areas not out on the range. CLERK - Immediate opening. variety, flexibility in The Time/Life Encyclopedia of Keefe surprises, stays programs such as water safety Bolton Public Schools. 10 scheduling and nursing super­ We offer pleasant Collectibles, in the book entitled months, 30 hour week posi­ HEBRON — In a surprise two- would seek election. "CALL " GALS AND GUYS vision. Enjoy joining the downtown Hartford office "Advertising Giveaways to tion. Bookkeepping and/or Ac- Upjohn Healthcare Services classes. Your help countsi way contest, Richard A. Keefe, in­ The vote was 19-12. Following the wanted! Good hourly rate, counting experience surroundings. FREE Baskets,” gives an excellent brief bonus, commissions, paid sick Team. Call Karen or Ann 246- cumbent chairman of the count Mrs. Wilson declined to accept necessary, plus typing and 6805. EOE. M F. NDOOR PARKING. survey of the barbed-wire hobby. One days and holidays, paid business machines skills Training paid Democratic Town Committee was the position of vice chairman. Mrs. vacations. Conveniently illustration shows some inexpensive Computerized Payroll RECEPTIONIST WANTED benefits. re-elected for another two-year Joan Rowley, tax collector, was located East Hartford office. experience desirable. For sticks to start a collection with: the Must have good telephone for dental specialty office. term. The contest was between elected unanimously to that position. application contact: R. Allen, Vernon Circle area Excellent Brinkerhoff Ribbon Wire; the Daniel In another contest, incumbent voice and be persistent and Superintendent of Schools, Call 728-1346 Keefe, who hadn't announced he motivated to earn more than position for mature individual C. Stover Two-Line Wire; Scutt's would seek re-election, and Mrs. secretary Catherine Coburn defeated 643-1569. EOE who enjoys working with peo­ between 10 a.m. Single Clip, and Hodge’s Spur Rowel just an hourly rate at a part- Cynthia Wilson, former vice chair­ her challenger, Patricia Carroll, 21- time job. CALL AMERICAN ple Experience preferable. and 2 p.m. — which looks very much like Good salary, uniform man of the committee, who had 10. James Lynch, treasurer, was un­ FROZEN FOOD at 569-4993, THIS MESSAliE SPONSORBlI number 5 in our picture. allowance, medical and written to ail members saying she animously re-elected. 12 pm to 3 pm daily. Time/Life continues with retirement benefits. Reply to DIETARY AIDES - Full-time EXPEMENGED Box Y, c/o M anchester positions available in our Herald. She TLeralb Dietary Department. Apply in NURSE AIDES TWT BY THE FOUOWING Language week INDEX person: East Hartford (Con­ AIR CONDITIONING. valescent Home, 745 Main REGISTERED Experienced service man, air Street. East Hartford. NEEDED conditioning, refrigeration NOTICES NURSES 289-3421. Ofl-MI-PEn DIEM and heating Must have state marked by school - Lost and Found To provide Hurting Ctra Hegislercd nurses needed to license Generous company - Personals SITTER NEEDED - Mature In private hornet and work in our operating and recovery benefits Call for appoint­ aVIC MNDED BUSINESSES - Announcemenis person to sit in my home. 6:30 MadIctI Ftcllltlat. Part room on a "per diem ' basis ment. 871-1111 or 728-6600. SOUTH WINDSOR—Students and teachers at - Enleriainmeni to 4:30 for one month. time, hill time. Contldart- Previous operating room and Timothy Edwards School recognized National Foreign - Auctions ADVERTISING References required. Call 872- tlon given to prataranca' recovery room experience Language Week at the school with a series of special FINANCIAL 0000. of:— Location and Houra. preferred, however we will con­ sider nurses who have worked m events. - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages RATES NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY - Personal Loans AUTO MECHANIC critical areas such as intensive SECRETARY-RECEP­ 1 DAY ...... 14*WMPaHV For Information call Special events Monday included participation in - Insurance Qwvrftttt Eoifanl# aHk M y a m of teekj- care, coronary care and emergen­ TIONIST for busy, private projects recognizing Quebec and Martique and the 3 DAYS ... 13‘ wobkinv meat sooritii M96* w er tie pNifiej Itoto 643-9515 cy room Medical Office in Hartford- EMPLOYMENT iediiMici. We effer e eei hewiy r ih p h i ^ Applicants must initially be A 6 DAYS ...12'MMraMT showing of a slide and film presentation highlighting the - Help Wanter Tacitwtt, pih heUiTt, pmtm yim. tree available for two weeks of full Bloomfield area. Heavy Mfor iwAcal tRaraice. free i f i iwu ri ac*. patient contact. Busy two French speaking areas. - Business Opportunities 26 DAYS ...11*w»nMi AID ft ASSISTANCE time orientation in each area ' Situation Wanted CMS a d Nm Creu ptM. See W . C«1ir or For additional information or to telephones. Light typing. 15WORD,$2.10«m n W . Pitdi, Cirter Chemlet Ce„ he^ 1229 Easttm Tuesday students submitted a poster or bumper sticker ol North Com. arrange for an interview, please EDUCATION Mm S b M M adw i tef, Medical experience with a slogan to promote the learning of a second HAPPY A D S '2.50 m 357 Eaat Cantar 8t. contact Personnel Department at preferred, but not required - Private Instructions Manchaatar &4&-1222.ext 4S1 language in school. - Schools-Classes Excellent salary, benefits. CIUWS BY UROL DAVID JAMES PERSONNEL MMKiESTER Please call 243-81313l. “You Call The Shoti" RLUED PROTECTIVE AIRRM, MC. ESSEX MOTOR H i Other events during the week include American Field - Instructions Wanted PART TIME, EARN $100 to “Total Burglar & Fire Alarm Protection” “Temporary & Permanent Placement!” “Cable TV, Special Commercial Rate!" Service Day and a demonstration of soccer techniques by REAL ESTATE $150 a week. Salary plus com­ MEMORULHOSPfTIU. »83 Main Straat - Homes for Sale mission. Hours arranged to 71 HAYNH STREET 272 Main Straat, Manchaatar members of the Hartford Hellions. DENTAL ASSISTANT MANCHESTER. CT 0SO40 M9-661B • Manchaatar Manchaatar • 646-0220 100 East Canter Straat, Manchaatar • 646-23001 - Lots-Land for Sale suit your needs. Call 289-2770. 049-7000 Highlighting the week was an international dinner WANTED ■ Part time For An Equal Opportunity Employer - Investment Property ______M/F ___ Wednesday night in the school cafeteria. - Business Property SALES. Earn $125 to $250 a Oral Surgeons's Office - Resort Property Previous experience B. & B. OIL COMPANY Students enrolled in foreign language courses prepared week. Salary plus commis­ OPTICAL STYU BAR BRUNSWICK PARKADE LANES - Real Estate Wanted □ EMPLOYMENT necessary. Call 872-8331 ALL ROUND ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. “The Fuel Oil Company That Save$ You Money” dishes typical of French or Spanish-speaking countries. sion No experience “Emtern Connecticut’! Leading MI8C. SERVICES necessary. Full training MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ 315 Broad Straat, Manchaatar • 649-2047 “Bowling i! the Health Sport” dustrial Laundry Electrical “Insurantmilht Since 1914” Full Service Optician!" In cooperation with the project, the school cafeteria - Services Offered Help Wanted 13 program. Opportunities un­ FULL TIME POSTION OPEN CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Edward F. Boland Jr., Pras. 346VR West MIddIa Turnpike as W arehouse Man No & Hydraulic experience BS3 Main Straat Manchaatar and Mansfield provided an international flair for lunches during the - Painting-Papering limited. Call lor interview. - Experienced only. Top Danlal M. Boland, Vico Proa. Manchester • 643-1507 - Building-Contracting TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 289-2779. experience necessary. Mon­ wages, ^p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 required Company Paid 649-5241 • Manchaatar week with delicacies from the countries of Germany, day thru Saturday 7:30 a m. to Benefits. Pleasant at­ (The Energy People) United States, Spain and Italy and foods associated with - Roofing-Siding Apply 81 Commerce Street. Berlin 'Tpke Tpke . Wethersfield. HEW EHGLAHD MECHANCAL SERVICES - Heating-Piumbing Glastonbury. PTG FULL AND PART TIME for 5:00 p.m. Apply at the W.H 563-0151 mosphere. Equal Opportunity Scandanavia. - Flooring England Lumber Co , Route Employer Apply in person or 166 Tunnel Road - Moving-Trucking-Storage COMPANY. Telephone 633- Golf course and snack bar STAH BYSIEWICZ MSURAHCE AGENCY 7631 44A, Bolton Notch call- Mechanics Uniform Ser­ Vamon • 671-1111 - Services Wanted Apply at Tallwood Country FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME CHARNAS, INC. 397 East Cantar Straat club. Route 85. Hebron vice, 151 Park Avenue. East MI8C. FOR SALE STOCKROOM Hartford. 289-3421. “Serving All Faith$” “Adverti$ing - Public Relation! ■ Reiearch” Manchester • 640-2601 TYPISTS AND CLERK SECRETARY for HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Opponents hit - Household Goods TYPISTS are needed to work LANDSCAPER LABORERS. ATTENDANTS. Openings for 225 Main Straat - Articles tor Sate Engineering firm Minimum 341 Broad Straat in the Hartford area. Call Mature, own transportation. persons who are very con­ three years' experience AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK “Choice!t Meat! In Town” - Building Supplies scientious and have a record mechanic with state certifica­ 643-9940 • Manchaatar Manchaatar • 040-2900 - Pets-Birds-Oogs today. TAC TEMPS. 727-8430 Willing to work. New England Typing M wpm. shorthand 90 317 Highland Straat LENOX PHARMACY Landscaping. 528-4973 after 5 of good figure aptitude wpm. Send resume or call. tion can start at $7 per hour 8 cuts in budget - Musicai Instruments Experience preferred but not am. to 4:30 pm. Good working 640-4277 a Manchaatar “For The Flne!t in Pharmacy Service" - Boats & Accessories PART TIME. Want cash for pm. Fuss and O’Neill, 210 Main - Sporting Goods required. Apply at Wesco In­ conditions All fringe benefits the holidays? For every day? Street. Manchester, 646-2469. For appointment call 688-7596 M. SIEFFERT im.MHCES, TV-RUMO HOLMES / WATNHS FUHERAL HOMES 299 East Cantar Straat - Garden Products It's easy with the phone in lanchestq^ dustries. JES Industrial Park, EOE M & M OR. SERVICE HARTFORD (UPI) — The “hit list” to cut state spen­ Route 5, South Windsor. 568- Manchester • 649-0696 -Antiques your own home. Call 249-7773. i i k >u t m »« w I4 4 a K 445 Hartford Road Howard L. Holmas Norman M. Holmas “Complete Oil Burner Sale! & Service, ding proposed by leaders of the Legislature’s powerful - Wanted to Buy 6334 EOE NEED EXTRA INCOME'’ - 647-9997 • Manchaatar Arthur Q. Holmas Howard M. Holmas ASSEMBLERS & COIL Work one of our outdoor Furnace Cleaning & Repairing” LY D A U m C . Apprppriations ^m m ittee became the target of attack RENTALS SALESMAN- Opportunity for OPENING SOON WINDERS - Finger dexterity Directorg from state officials and the public Friday. - Rooms lor Rent F lo w e r L o ca tio n s on Route 6, Bolton • 649-2871 exciting position. Knowledge TEA CH ERS AT ALL necessary. Experience not 615 Parkar Straat - Apartments lor Rent For An Exciting Seaton. necessary. Will train. 4-day weekends Car needed. SD R Lawmakers, agency heads and the public lined up at a of stoves helpful. Base plus LEVELS: Universal Enterprises. Andover. Conn , Manchester • 646-1233 - Homes lor Rent commission. Full medical Cathlert, cleanart, week, 10-hour day Full time. J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER crowded public hearing in the Hall of the House to defend - Business lor Rent Teachers, Box 5231. Portland, 742-9965 WATKIHS BROTHERS, IHC. MAHCHESTER FIRE EXTHKIRSIER CO., IHC. benefits. Paid vacation. Call counter HELP. 7 a.m. to 5:30 p m. Part-time 667 Main Straat their particular subjects against elimination. - Resort Property lor Rent Ore 97208 “All Type! Fire ExtinguUhen” Mrs. Gray 525-1931. Call Mr. Wllion shifts available. Apply: Able 643-2401 • Manchaatar “Known for Quality, Famou! for Service Since 1874” LYNCH TOYOTA/PONTUC The co-chairmen of the committee. Sen. Richard - Wanted to Rent LATHE OPERATOR - 2 0 Duval Straat - Misc. for Rent 649-6000 Coil i Electronics,onics. HoHoward 935 Main Straat “Sale! & Service” Schneller, D-Essex, and Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, Road. Bolton. years' experience air craft AUTOMOTIVE RN-LPN wanted for 3_p.m.-ll Eva. 649-5900 parts Set up and operate. Manchaatar •- 043-5171 Manchester • 646-2632 500 Waat Cantar Straat issued a list in February they said could save the state $74 p m, and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. - Autos for Sale NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 NURSE for physician's office Excellent benefits Hawk W J. HUSH IHSURAHCE MEHCY Manchester • 646-4321 million by eliminating 30 state programs. - Trucks lor Sale Apply director of nursing. Precision Corporation. 303 PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, INC. MAPU SUPER SERVICE MC. - Heavy Equipment for Sale Salmonbrook Convalescent HELP WANTED. Part-time Shift. Orientation program Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday “Service You Can Truil" Schneller said the list was meant to allow the starting every Monday. Plea­ and Friday. 9 - 6 p.m Alter­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ “For All Vour Auto Part! Need!, Come See l/i.” “General Auto Repairing" Legislature to “explore alternatives to tax increases" as - Motorcycles-Bicycles Home, off House Street, accountant. Must be familiar ford 528-9845. 150 North Main Straat, Manchaatar JOHN H. UPPEN, MC. •- Campers-Trailers-Mobile Glastonbury. Please call 633- with preparing federal and sant working conditions. Call nate Saturdays, 9-1 Reply to 2 040-1232 779 Parkar Straat 220 Spruce Straat the state prepared to find money to pay for Gov. Ella Homes - Motor Homes 5244. state income tax returns. Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Box W, c/o Evening Herald “Imurance & Real £(late Since 1923" - Automotive Service MEDICAL SECRETARY. Manchaatar • 049-3391 Manchester • 640-3487 Grasso’s proposed $2.67 billion budget. Please call 872-9176. Convalescent Home, 289-9571. 163 East Cantar Straat - Autos for Rent-Lease PRODUCTION WORKER for Wanted for busy Manchester But the list brought almost immediate outcries from NURSES AIDES wanted for doctor. Experience preferred. Manchaatar • 640-8261 full time on all shifts. Apply HELP WANTED. Part-time BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Drying Plastic Sheets in walk- WYMAN’S OIL CO. KRAUSE aORIST & GREENHOUSES lawmakers seeking to protect facilities in their area. in ovens. Hours: 2:30 to 10 30 Call 646-6323. Monday thru MIMT-MAN PRINTING director of nursing. Salmon- women machine operators MY HOME preferably from Friday for interview appoint­ “Fuel Oil Service You Can Depend On" “Large!t Retail Grower In Manchetter” “Low Co!t Printing While You Wait” State agency heads were especially upset at proposals to brook Convalescent Home, off needed. $3.40 hourly. Please Manchester, Vernon, Bolton p.m. Reliabiiity plus eliminate or consolidate educational, medical and mental area. 3 days a week. 8 to 4 willingness to work and learn ment. 464 Eaat MIddIa Tpka. 021 Hartford Road 423 Canter Straat ft 811 Main St. (In the Mall) CUNUFFE MOTOR SALES House 'Street, Glastonbury. call 872-7346. programs. Pertonel! Please call 633-5244. p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- are the major prerequisites Manchaatar • 643-2453 Manchaatar • 643-0559 “Rtuty Jone! Rmtproofing" 3914. We will train. Call 647-9938 for NURSERY ATTENDANT Manchester • 646-1777 Lawmakers at Friday’s hearing opposed a proposal to HELP WANTED. Part-time WANTED 18 or over. 2 Route 63 interview. close the Laurel Heights Hospital in Shelton. They in­ LATHE OPERATORS - With secretary. Bookkeeping help­ Wednesdays and Sundays. Ap­ CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Talcottvilla • 643-0016 2 years' experience. Good ful. Please call 872-9176. LEGAL SECRETARY- Law proximately 6 to 8 hours week­ MORIARTY BROTHERS cluded Sen. Eugene Skowronski, D-Derby, Rep. John Firm in Vernon seeks full mSURAHCE MAHROEMEHT GEHnR “We Service What We Sell” benefits. Salary negotiable. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ly Call 646-4025 for interview 434 Oakland Straat “47 Yean of Dependable Service” Sponheimer, D-Derby, and Rep. Richard Belden, R- MATURE WOMAN (40 - 55) Hawk Precision Co., 303 time Legal Secretary with Earn up to $200 a week. 36 Main Straat W. G. GLENNEY CO. good Wping and shorthand Needed by April 2 “Oakland Commont" 315 Canter Straat Shelton. who is tired of living alone. Burnham Street. East Hart­ Experienced or will train. Manchaatar • 043-7050 Manchester • 643-5139 336 North Main Straat Live in • share fine home with ford, telephone 528-9845. Person to run skills. Experienced preferred. Apply 330 Ledyard Street, LUBE PERSON - Mechanic 643-1155 • Manchaatar Manchaatar • 649-6263 gentleman. Free room and Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Hartford.. background. Reliable. To Star-turn a m. and 5 p.m. PARK HRi JOYCE FLORIST, MC. MANCHESTER PRESS board in exchange for some RARE OPPORTUNITY - lubricate trucks and trailers. services. Write confidential. OWN YOUR OWN $370 / THOUSAND FOR Experience necessary. Second “Flower! For Every Ocemion” “When Tou Think of Printing, Tlnk of l/i’ Box Z, c/o Manchester BUSINESS. Distributor for 8-15 n.c. lathe WE ARE LOOKING FOR ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. GREATER HARTFORD CABLE TV Housewives interested in and third shift. $5:25 per hour. SRVMGS UHK OF MRHCHESTER 36 Oak Straat 143 Waat MIddIa Tpka. Market plunges Herald. Kodak film, Duracell Soma lath* axparlanca Postage paid. Free applica­ All fringe benefits. For ap­ “Serving Mancheeter with Home Box Office & Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and naadad. Will train. SO houra. making good money for part tion. FaSsCO, Dept.ept. S6,86. 732 Manchaatar • 046-1700 Manchaatar • 040-0791 pointment call 688-7596. Manchaatar • 643-2189 Cable TV" other photo products needed Paid holldaya. Excallant In- time hours, soliciting from Don Ron. St. Louis,M0.6363123. 14 Office! To Serve Yout N^W YORK (UPI) — An erratic stock market plunged in your area. No selling. Ser­ auranca banaflta. Apply In our pleasant East Hartford 801 Parkar Straat, Manchaatar. • 646-6400 Announcement! paraon: Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ Manchaatar, Eaat Hartford, Burnalda, PEHTLAND THE aORlST to a 23-month low in the slowest trading of the year vice top Retailers under SHADY GlEH DAIRY STORES, IHC. “Pleming Tou fi Our Pleaeure" exclusive contract established METRONICS, INC. missions, plus bonuses. Hours South Windsor, Andover ft Ashford HERITAGE SAViGS & LOAN ASSOOATION Friday amid Investor uncertainty about the outlook for ATTENTION TOTALPHONE by ,us. High immediate in­ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- 640 East Middle Turnpike, and 24 Birch SL (A Few Stapa from Main St.) the economy and interest rates. SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need R 1 6 f t 4 4 A 4993, ask for Teresa. DRAFTS PERSONS 1007 Main Straat come minimum required in­ 360 Wsst MIddIa Turnpike (Parkada) Manchaatar • 643-444 help receiving your calls? vestment $9,975. IOOYo profit 80LT0N The Dow Jones industrial average, up nearly 2 points at Temporary or permanent. 640-4245 • ManchMtar Manchaatar • 649-4666 the outset after Thursday’s 11.86-point dru^ing, fell 3.93 structure. Call between 8 AM Woodworking Company has openings for experlencec Personal Attention ... Very S i 5 PM, 1-800-633-8387. Or WILSON ELECTRIC CO. THE TYRE MAN points to 785.15, the lowest level since it finishqd at 775.21 Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- or seml-experlenced drafts persons. JJI. REAL ESTATE ASSOCUTES, MC. write: American Film BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 73 Summit Straat “Support The Red Cron” on April 13, 1978. 8623. P ro cessin g , Inc., 1935R PAINT MANUFACTURER - Familiarity with basic wood construction and detalli THE EVENING HERALD 616 Cantar Straat Immediate Opening for to 5:30, Monday thru Friday Manchaatar • 046-1416 “A Family New!paper Since 1881” 377 Broad Straat The closely watched average dropped 26.54 points for Hoover Court, B'ham, AL and school vacations. Own required. Manchaatar a 646-1660 35226. batchmaker- Herald Square, Manchaatar Manchaatar • 643-2444 the week, the sixth consecutive weekly setback since the colormatcher/qualitv control Transportation. Call after Company Paid benefits. 5:30. ^7230. Dow reached a 1980 high of 903.84 on Feb. 13. person. Will train. Minimum An Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F The New York Stock Exchange index lost 0.42 to 58.24 ATTENTION: FIGURE CLERK ^ 40 hour work week, with over­ SOPHISTICATED BEE and the price of a share shed 21 cents. Declines topped ad­ Calculating and entending in­ time. Blue Cross, CMS, Major WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Reply to Box WW, c/o Manchester Herald. KEEPER! Hive in house. voices. Apply: Gaer Brothers, - 1 day per week. Must have vances, 994 to 455, among the 1,835 issues traded at 4 p.m. Medical. Generous starting Please take off myly hihands. Call 140 Rye Streel, South Wind- salary. Apply in person: 158 own transportation. Call 5 ^ EST. weekends. 742-55'i71. sor. Hartford Road, Manchester. 2605. 14 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 22, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 22, 1981) - 15 Aptrtmitt$ For Wonl M g AUTOMOTIVE Frank and Ernaat Paanuta — Charlaa M. Behuli N « | p Wtnttd 13 Houtmhold floods 40 mm LOOKING for anything in real •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACROSS 2 V tx Anawar to Prtvioua Punia REFRIGERATORS Auloa For Sate t1 3 Not odd estate rental -> aparanents, MOW.MAl'H/seftWR DDE] Washers / Ranges, used, homes, multiple dwellings? FpRGir ABOUT t h a t WHEKE'5 THE CHAIR? THAT'5 A a RI6HT.., 1 Poetic 4 Wall Q PRINTER PESK'fePOMI'HflMEIilOia:? prspoiltiot) □ □ Q n l guaranteed and clean. New No fees. Call j !D. Real Estate WE PAY TOP PRICES for THERE'5 NO CHAIR... I‘LL FI6URE OUT vieuallztd lO ltlT 4 Strsy 5 Cowboy D l shipment damaged, G.E St Associates, Inc. 646-1980. wrecked and junk cars. A & B ,' n; CAR X W A S G O g t i G TWANK YOU... SOMETHIN6... iwiwio 1 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. By ADigaii van Buren 7 D s s M region Rogers Port timo printer to FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. □1 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ROOM Call Tony 646-6^. of shifting 8 Fortuneteller T H R EE T t o S E l - L Y o u , 7 tend □DDiun QntBnuuLi oporOte a 1250-W Street, 643-2171.______APARTMENT. H eat, 7 OeVeleri'a nincsn nnnn man 10 Contributs lend I I In i181 Multlllth. parking, utilities. Security, no 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 12 Sufflz ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! excellent. Must sell, fC ' B R N i B ------I T R u n s 8 Downpour □nEUDDon nonoD pets. Ideal for newlywMs. 14 Author 6 Gtoaa Custom made draperies, slip­ 649-9092 or 643-1827. sacrificing! Any reasonable FIttnIng Ptoxible on our day shift. covers and upholstery. Budget offer over $1450. Call after DEAR ABBY: I am the president of an organization, and Nitional CJU F i n e n o i n . 15 Wooded Product n o For more Information, term s Arranged,anged. Call 289-2331 MANCHESTER - Luxurious 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. we have a problem with one of our members who Is very vsllty religious. She is always trying to "seH" her religion to (tbbr.) □ D please contact the Per­ or 646-1000. apartment. Heat paid. Many eMM»fMA.M.TMn««UaMO«l 3-tZ 16 Force unit I t Piaa e law extras. $190. (171 -3). 236-5646. Thavks J-iz. others. Some of our members resent it; they have their own 17 Rend sonnel Department, 646- religion, and are satisfied with it. 13 Cook quickly GAS STOVE, excellent condi­ Locators, small fee. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Legitlstlve 19 Make lace 1222, ext. 461. Our biggest problem is that she thinks it's her Christian body agency (abbr.) neck tion. Frigidaire, frost- WANTED JUNK AND LATE 21 Definite I 35 Grouped free, good condition. $100.643- 149 OAKLAND STREET - Se­ duty to visit sick people in the hospitals. She and a group of 20 Devoured article 48 Madame MODEL WRECKS - Cash 22 Heidcold 38 Make a cond floor. 5 room apartment. eight ladies from her church go up and down the halls, ^ I HOPE THINGS ^ I KNOW V '' AT LEAST ^ 23 One of the (cont.) 7561. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 24 Interrupt (2 choice MANCHESTER $300 m onthly. S ecurity visiting patients whether they know them or not. They just WILL GET BETTER HE'S BEEN X NOT SO I M A P E Twelve Auto Parts, Inc. 849-3391. wdi.) 40 Pekoe 49 Jane Auatan deposit. No pets. No Business & Service BETWEEN VOU ANP AVOPING j\ W?; EVE CONTACT 24 Bond MEMORIAL walk in, ’’bless" the patient, sUnd around the bed, holds 26 D lrt^ o n title appliances. No utilities. Te­ CARLVLE, JENNV LU.' VOU-' THIS A40RNING.' 26 Vaata 41 Epic ArllciM tor Salt 41 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN hands and pray. Then this lady reads from the scriptures 30 Spike 50 By nant Insurance required. 646- 27 Egyptia.. z-n 43 Relax HOSPITAL - 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, and gives a sermon. bT------vr 31 Cadmium n HAVNia STMaT 2426, between 9 and 5 diak 44 Mythical 51 Infinity of offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. lymbol MANCHtSTm, CT A friend of mine was recently sick it, the hospital with a 28 Chinaae time weekdays. 32 D sy of week hunter eol ^ NO VISITORS sign on her door. She said that she was doz­ dynaaty (ebbr.) 45 Golf club 53 Madame HIGH PERFORMANCE AND ing off when in comes this self-appointed saver of souls with 29 Spread to dry ALUMINUM Sheets used as FOUR ROOM APARTMENT 33 Ftiten 46 Back of the (abbr.) ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 her missionaries. They stood around her bed, chanting and 3 0 Environment printing plates, .007 thick - No utilities, $320 monthly. Formla Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 34 Railway (abbr. 23x28Vi” , 25 cents each or 5 (Children accepted. Call 646- praying until a nurse came in and told them they had to seconds, 30 mpg., suspension I 1 i i 4 for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be 7252. leave. 36 Stop 1 6 r 6 i BE A SUCCESS STORY. radial sp )iiers. Exceiient con- picked up before 11 a.m. dition. . 646-7536. We are ashamed that this woman belongs to our organiza­ 37 Too 10 11 13 13 14 Become an Avon Represen­ ONLY. BOLTON - One Bedroom tion. She tells these hospital patients that they are "sinners" 39 Devouring tative. Earn good money and Apartment. Fireplace. who must seek God's forgiveness in order to enter the 42 Lurked IB 16 17 be your own boss. Call 523- Carpeting. No pets. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye MX- Excellent condition, low kingdom of heaven, which can be very depressing for folks SvLflQUT$L.w»N 45 Batwaan 11 16 9401. References required. $270 (prefix) zc 31 set, electric welder, acetylene mileage. Quadrophonic who hope to get well. 1 outfit, aluminum ladder, monthly, 643-5983. stereo-8 track, power steering How can we get her to quit visiting strangers in hospitals? 47 People in 33 Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawronca church trailer tires, new electric / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 MRS. H. IN ARKANSAS generator, electric lawn- MANCHESTER - Three Services Ottered 51 Epoch 24 38 27 26 tT 633-5310, or 659-0508, 62 Greek laland 11 mower. Evenings, 633-7060. bedroom duplex in newer two STOP, CHRIPl ▼ ANP YOU U EDUCATION C&M TREE SERVICE - Free DAN SHEA PAINTING & TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY " 3 3 IC C DEAR MRS. H.: First, your organization should advise WHAT'5 THB NUT CHABINO 54 Gold cloth io family home. Includes 1976 FORD ECONOLINE BOTH OF YOU— - IN THB ‘COPTER 11 111 estimates, discount senior DECORATING -Interior & Carpentry and general con­ her that there have been complaints about her hospital after 'EM FORT AND 66 A lla y _____ DINING ROOM SET Colonial appliances and wall-to-wall VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ C h i m n e y fT O P " . POMTSHOOT! ^ WAYINO HI9 HANP51 3) n Privata Inalrucllona 18 style $1,400. Call 568-1988. carpeting. Heat not included. citizens. Company Exterior. Also Wallpapering. tracting. Residential and visiutions and she mnst stop. After that, it's the respon­ 66 Large volume 111 11 $35() monthly. Security and terior. Loaded with options. Manchester-owned and Craftfsmanstiip! Call commercial. Whether it be a S w e e p s sibility of the hospital administration to protect their pa­ D0B5 HE 57 Buddhiat 37 .. 40 41 Captains’ Chair, stereo etc. 1. small repair job, or a custom UUNMI EXPECT U5 monk 11 RIDING LESSONS indoor USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to references required. Two operated. Call 646-1327. tients from unwelcome visitors. 4Z 43 children accepted. No pets. $3150. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or a built home or anything in w a o ia B T'HBAR HIM 58 Compaii riding ring. Western stock 11, good condition. 646-8069. 563-6373 evenings. MCMn point Call 647-9936. B&M TREE SERVICE - PAINTING - Interior and between call 646-137!379 ABOVE THE 48 46 46 49 2 seat, saddle seat and hunt ■i MrnUt In M DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were at the home of ROTOREY 59 Comedian 80 seat. All levels 228-9817. FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens Specialist in tree and stump exterior. Paperhanging, il (hiSMy firii friends recently for dinner. These friends have two dogs ■ CAMARO 1975 - V-8, removal. Free estimates. excellent work references. CARPENTRY St MASONRY - fitfeiil ■•kill • Sparka 81 83 83 64 Snowblower. 5-speed forward, ONE BEDROOM - Kitchen, ■ni. . who are considered "members of the family." 60 Dafaca bath. $225 monthly. Security automatic. Interior/exterior Senior citizen discount. 24 Free estimates. Fully in­ Additions and Remodeling. VOICE. PIANO Instructions. 1 reverse, witn tirechains. Tm $Mp«i We were served a lovely dinner on the hostess's finest 8S 86 67 deposit required. Utilities not excellent shape. Runs great. hour, year round service. 643- sured. Martin Matson, 649- Free estimates. Call Anthony Former faculty New York Used one season. $550. Call Asking $3,100. 643-7736. china. After dinner, the dishes were removed from the table. DOWN Music and Art High School. after 5 pm. 646-7230. included. Nice yard. 643-9918. 7285. SPECIAL WINTER 4431. Squillacote 649-0811. Kitm iridi 81 69 60 RATES! H I I M N 11^ / A few minutes later our hostess returned with two of the Professional Singer/Pianist. 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - I Fish roe FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY M M B T a /g lovely plates with some leftover food on them. She set the 644-8597. . FIREWOOD - All hardwood, Bucket seats, one owner. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ cut one year ago. Cut, split, EXPERT PAINTING and - Remodeling and Additions. plates on the floor in a corner for the dogs to lick. Ndticing Needs some body work. $800. LANDSCAPING Specializing tors. Quality painting and Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 the expression of disgust on my face, she said, "Well, it's CONVERSATIONAL delivered. 12'^, 16”, 24". Call 646-4288, or 5654672. paper hanging at reasonable FRENCH LESSONS - Given NEWLY DECORATED four in Exterior House Painting. years’ experience! For Free perfectly sanitary. All the dishes go into the dishwasher to Elmer Wilson. Call 649-5900. room apartment, third floor, rates. Fully insured. Free 2 in my home. Afternoons only. Tree pruning, spraying, Estimates, call 646-4239. Keep Smiling be sterilized anyway! Allay Cop — Davs Qraua briclqe garage space. Gas stove and 1965 FORD VAN - Low mowing, weeding. Calf 7fi- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Any comment? Cali 646-8588. REALISTIC DX160, Five refrigerator included. Mature mileage engine. Good condi­ 7696. Be Happy band communication 7947. FARRAND REMODELING - YICH IN DETROIT adults only. No pets. Security tion. ready for inspection. $485 Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, YOU BOYS GET BACK HERE , YEAH,OOP.' W E CAN'T HOW COME YOU'RE SO t CAn N-NOW THAT WEVE FOUND Schoolt-Claaaaa 19 receiver. Good condition. Like b c p e r t and references. 649-7718. firm. Call 649-1831 after 4:00 PERSONAL Paperhanging Room Additions, Decks, All , " WITH THAT OOZ JU S T AS WAIT TO START IMPROV- CROSSIN'ON TH' /GUIDE "iOu IyOU,WE WOULDN'T WANT new. $130. Call 647-9632 after 6 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE DEAR YICH: Even though the dishes are sterilized alter SOON AS Y'CAN.VHEAR? ^ ING OUR LIVES' p.m. Fireplaces, concrete. for particular people, by Dick. Wpes of Remodeling and ■ C H IM f^ CLEANINQ RAFT WITH US, / THROUGH < YOU TO GET LOST.' FOR THE BEST - Manchester p.m. the dog-licking, the thought of eating in the home where WILFIK? ^^//t h E MISTS, ' Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Chimney repairs. No job too Call 643-5703 anytime. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ • Vary C iM n ’Work Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Freshly decorated. Paneling, 1977 BUICK REGAL. Power ly insured. Phone 643-6017. • Many Rafaranoaa pets and people are served off the same dishes is under­ ALLEY OOP.' pupils per teacher. FREE in­ small. Save! Call 644-8356 for standably unsettling to some. However, I'm told that there stove, refrigerator. Adults, brakes, steering, windows. estimates. • Dlllgant & Canful troductory lesson with this ad. AM/FM stereo, air con­ is a greater danger of dogs catching something from humans Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. references, no pets. $265, 646- PROFESSIONAL PAINTING CARPENTRY, CUSTOM .• Saf^ Inapaetlon Indudad j TWO EMERSON AIR 3167. 228-3540. ditioning. Very clean. $3,750. ATTENTION WORKING - Interior and exterior. HOUSES, ADDITIONS, than vice versa. m Basic bidding guidelines CONDITIONERS. One, 10,000 642-7614. PARENTS” I will babysit Commercial and residential. GARAGES, ROOFING & GREG □ REAL ESTATE BTU; $100. One, 8,000 BTU; ELDERLY COUPLE your child in my home with Free estimates. Fully in­ SIDING - Kitchens, the DEAR ABBY: We are planning to have a family portrait By Ofwald Jacoby You open one club. Partner $90 . 568-0244. WANTED - 4 room heated 1974 OLDSM OBILE loving care, 528-8560. sured. 646^79. Bathrooms, and Repair Work taken to give to our parents for Christmas, 1980. and Alan Sontag apartment. Pond in back CUTLASS, two door. Good bids one heart. You bid one Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ CHIMMEY We are all related by blood or marriage. Our youngest notrump. Partner bids two Homa* For Sala 23 NEW CB RADIO - Midland. yard. No pets. $250 Monthly. condition. New tires. $1,000. SPECIALISTS IN HOME vis for estimates, 643-6712. brother (age 19) is going steady with a girl he plans to marry Your first aim in bidding is Call Century 21 Tedford, 647- 649-5334. I S W E E P ~ notrump. With hand No. 1, you Microphone, antenna. 40 IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom sometime in 1981. but it's not definite as yet. to get to slam, game or a safe pass and hope that you aren't COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 Chanel. $75. Call between 4 9914. Remodeling Additions. R.P. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING [649-1431^” part score. Not that the word PONTIAC VENTURA 1971 - 6 Decorating, In-terior & Should this girl be included in the family portrait? If you overboard. With la, you bid room Western Ranch. Only 4 and 6 p.m.. 528-3864. Roushon Builders. Inc., 633- Exterior Painting, - residential and commercial say she shouldn’t, how can we avoid hurting her feelings? ‘safe” applies only to the part three notrump. It is a years old. With central air, Homes tor Rant 54 cylinder. Am/Fm tapes. Call remodeling, additions, score. 568-6030. 3654. Paperhanging & Remodeling, SANTA’S HELPERS worthwhile gamble because of fenc^ pasture, out buildings. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. aluminum siding, new con­ Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions The moment that you don’t that 10-9 of clubs and even the 2 ponds, brook and much BOLTON - Fireplace, stove Heating-Plumbing 35 intend to reach game, you INCOM E TAX Call 649-9658. struction. Fully insured. 646- DEAR HELPERS: If, as you say, "It’s not definite," your heart 10 may lead to the game more. Group 1 Philbrick and refrigerator. References 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA. 4879. want to stop and you want to PREPARATION Call Janet S. brother’s “steady" should not be included in the picture. P U T '/OUR trick. Agency. 646-4200. POOL FOR SALE. 16 by 24 required. No pets. $300 Two door, six cylinder, Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet r F £ ^ DON'T GET THAT stop at least two tricks below foot with 7V4 toot diving area. monthly. 646-2311. automatic, power steering. SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS repairs, plugged drains,| Since the portrait will include family members only, there Is F O O T OP, H O T GOING TH/ENTy game. Any time you play at pointment at your con­ t. S-H I H-A II D4) J u C-q J I I DUPLEX FOR SALE BY 20’ by 40' redwood deck and Am-Fm stereo. Rust proofed, LEE PAINTING - Interior & - Sun Decks, Patio Doors, kitchen faucets replaced, no reason why this girl should be hurt. She's still a "miss," FLINTSTONE/ MILES PEI? POUR' two notrump, three of a major venience. 644-0194 U. S-ll I H-A I I D-X m C-X i n OWNER - 6 & 6. All solar heating panels. $475. CHECK THIS! Lovely two new radials. One owner. Good Exterior. “CJieck My Rate , Reasonable Prices, For free repaired, rec rooms, and a miss is as good as a mile. suit or four of a minor suit, if Call 646-6776. ^pliances. 2 car garage. bedroom.Heat paid. With gar­ gas mileage. Many extras. MOVING LARGE Before You Decorate” . estimates Call Joe, 646-1519. bathroom remodeling, heat things go well you have Fireplaces. Electric heat. age. $300, (187-2). 236-5646, Call 875-8919. APPLIANCES - Cellars, At­ Dependable. Fully Insured. modernization, etc. Free m ls ^ a game. If they go You respond one notrump Built 1972. Asking $92,500. For CUSTOM MADE draperies. Lwators, small fee. 646-1653. Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Estimate gladly given. M & M badly, you are set. One for 6' sliding door. tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. Getting married? Whether yon want a formal church to partner’s spade opening. He more info. 646-4288 after 5 FOR SALE. 1968 Mercury. Also wilt buy anything. Call Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. ' So, our first rule of bidding bios two spades. You try two Bedroom drapes and Good motor, like new tires. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• wedding or a simple do-yonr-own-thing ceremony, get p.m. SOUTH WINDSOR - Elegant 3 644-1775. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ strategy is: If you get to with­ notrump, and he bids three matching spread. Others. 289- bedrooms. Radiant fireplace. $200 or best offer. Call after 5, Flooring 38 Abby’s new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." M ment Co. Expert installation Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cental self-addressed in one trick of game, you spades. OWNER ASKING $53,000 for 6 4047, evenings. Low rent. Option. (179-3V 236- 646-6623. PROFESSIONAL HOUSE m should normalW bid one on an of aluminum siding gutters FLOORSANDING St \ envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HOls, Calif. Room Cape. Conveniently ...... 5646, Locators, small fee CLEANING - One time or and trim. Roofing installation even chance. Within one trick located Aluminum siding. ------FORD 1968 FAIRLANE-PS, REFINISHING - Floors like 90212. You know partner has a weekly basis. Excellent R&R HEBERT PAINTING - and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. of game, you should go on poor opening bid with a lot of Basement garage. Call 64!- * TAG SA LES MANCHESTER - Victorian AT. New springs and exhaust. references. Call Eagle Home Interior & Exterior. new. Specializing in older unless you are pretty sure you 6927. two bedroom. Hardwood 59,000 miles. $ ^ . One owner. floors. Natural and stained spades. With hand No. 2, you Maintenance, 623-0858. "Guaranteed Quality ROOFER WILL Install Roof, are too h i^ already. , pass quickly and wish you had floors. Large yard. Across 644-0519. Workmanship!” Call 649-7718. floors. No waxing any more. When It comes to game Siding or Gutter for Low Also painting. John Verfaille passed at two spades. With 2a, MAKE OFFER ON FULLY street from lovely park. $300. WATERPROOFING, Discount Price. Call Ken at contracts, you should normal­ INSULATED five room 1219-1). 236-5646. Locators, 646-571i750. P s tro q ro p h Tha Born Losar — Art Santom you realize that your ace and INDOOR TAG SALE. Various HATCHWAYS, ftfundation 647-1566. ly bid one on an even chance, two kings should be really ranch. Fireplace, double gar­ small fee. cracks, sump pumps, window TEACHERS - Experienced with a small slam, you want age, big rooms, full basement. househoid items. Some fur­ valuable and go to four A wells, stone walls, patios, exterior painters. Now that same even chance. Must see to appreciate. 646- niture. Saturday. March 22, RENOVATED 1974 NOVA. Excellent condi­ Bernice Bede Osol 7CA)^’TI)WO0«TMPIWHY'N I MgAU, '< HAIR,,. ples of proper action when MODERN, send S I to: "Win at Year-round Ranch home. Eltra Building Contracting 33 er, you may hide your true feel­ your partner lakes you to TAG/RUMMAGE SALE • EAST HARTFORD - Secluded Installatton Of Aluminum Storm Bridge," care ol this newspa­ large fireplaced living room, ings. within one trick of game: Anderson windows, aluminum March 29th , 9 to 3. RHAM home in quiet area. All Doora, WIndowa, Roll-Up Aw- ^Birthday per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 1975 FORD. Custom 500. Four nlnpa, Canoploa A Shuttara. Odd WES ROBBINS Carpentry VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Be siding, oversized garage. Mr High School, Hebron Plants, appliances. $250. (180-2). 236- democratic In dealing with your 1. S-A u H-xi D-K J X C-K J xxx Station, New York, N. Y. Brodeur after 5 p.m.. S2I1-S227 or door, excellent condition. SIzaa. Alao, QIaaa A Scraan remodeling specialist. Ad­ Food. Treasures. Benefit 5M6, Locators, small fee. Rapalr. Income Tax Services peers today, but don't let your­ U. 8-A zx R ll x [>-K J x C-K J 101 x 10019.) office SU-4170. Power steering, power ditions. rec rooms, dormers, March 23, Itao Exchange Concerts. brakes. Automatic transmis­ 137 wiiKiMniii* Hd. 623-2892 built-ins, bathrooms, self be pressured into doing any­ NORTHFIELD GREEN - Broad Brook. C t Aftar 6 P.M. You will be luckier this coming thing not In line with your high A.M. GRABER sion. air conditioning. Asking kitchens, 649-3446. year by working with those you standards. RMlEstate-llNltor Executive type 7 room Condo. $2000. 643-2141, 646-7873. Heathcliff — Qaorga Qataly Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 3 bedrooms, family room, feel lor. Windfalls may come LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Rather M Walla Road through a number of unique than face up to situations today, WalharalMd • SU-4170 INCOME TAX PREPARA­ complete appliances, 4 baths, happenings. you may try to duck them if ~ 22 HOME SWEET HOME - carpeting. Club House, swim­ TION SERVICE - At your £t L l L l ARIES (March 21-April 19) they're sticky. Others could view a g w A . Im . Complete health-g^uard ming pool, tennis court. $550 home. 20 Years Experience. facilities. Cats also. Canine Avoid run-ins with the family If you as being too wishy-washy. monthly, plus utilities. Lease 1974 DASHER STATION Dan Mosler, 649-3329, or 525- the clan Is In a grumpy mood Rasort Property 27 Holiday Inne. 20(1 Sheldon GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the | SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) Be WInthrop — Dick Cavalll requir^ R.D. Murdock, 643- WAGON. Best offer or $2400. PLEASE READ today. Find out more of what lies tactful when dealing with helpers Road, Manchester. 646-5971. I ADVERTISING 8263. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Cki^ra- FOR RENT - VACATION AT 2692. Call 647-9261 after 6 p.m. tion of .America, SECOND) ahead for you In the year follow­ or coworkers today, or you may ing your birthday by sending for lose their support. Let courtesy y...W HOhASA H E t a k e s i t■ X t i o t e a ^ T SET INVOLVED IN THE CAPE with the beaches, BOX STALLS, TRAILS - Blue DEADLINE YOUR AD largest Tax Service is FIRST I your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. WE HAVE if II 1973 GRAN PRIX. Steel take precedence over AN t bays and lakes within 5 Seal Feeding Program. Ring in convenience. Your home- or j Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, commands. FLOATINig- TO THE *7“ IT HOWTO SCME VERY STRANS E Ottices-Stores tor Rent 55 belted radials. Best offer over |12:00 noon Iho day Harold la raaponalblal INCOME TAX- Done in your minutes. Lovely cottage with lights. Pastures. Daily my office. 647-9426. Pauline | Box 489, Radio City Station. N Y. BAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) UNCLE... RIB. EVERY PAY... SWIM. CONVERSATICNS. $450. Call 646-7678 after 6 p.m. for only ona IncorractI home. Six years experience. Kozuck. located in Eastham. Mass., turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- Ibafora publication. (?all for very Reasonable 10019. Be sure to specify birth Before involving yourself in a with sleeping for 6. Fully fur­ PROFESSIONAL/BUSINESS --- 1 ------T.------date. joint venture today, be sure 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. Inaartlon and than only I R ates. 646-5346. W alter ------nished with woodstove to take OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ 1978 CHEVETTE, two door. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The you're able to work in harmony T proximately 2600 square feet, Four speed, excellent ebndi- iDoadllna for Saturday to tha aiza of tha) Zingler. 7 away the evening chill. $200 FILL YOUR EASTER morning could start off a little on with your counterpart. A poor per week. Call now 742-6607. with ample parking. Close to tion. $2900. 643-9TO5 between 8 lard Monday la 12:00 original Inaartlon. I the boring side. This could be choice will be unproductive. BASKET with a Cuddly Pup­ Center, hospital and new a.m. and 3 p.m. due In part to your negative atti­ CAPRICORN 22-J«n. 16) py! All males, FREE! Call iNoon Friday. Errora which do not , INCOME TAX Real Estate Wanted 28 court building. For info, call laasan tha valua of tha ® 7 PREPARATION. Reasonable tude. Sunlight begins to filter Domestic confrontations can be 643-1911. 568-7658 or 871-0401. FORD FALCON 1968. 6 cyl., come Taxes prep through later In the day. avoided today by showing a will­ advartlaamant will not | accurate, in your homehomi or AT, excellent running. Body Iciaaalllad ada arc ly by leading indeependOTl Tax Norm Marshall, 64^ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) ingness to compromise. Taking SELLING your house’ Call us SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL •hone 649-6851. , You're willing to be helplul today, an unyielding position Is a no-no. first and we'll make you a OFFICES. Excellent location good. Over 20 mpg. $600 or Ikon ovar tha phono bo corractad by an ad. (Consultant CLUB offfers an 8 Week 500 sq u are fe e t. H eat. provided the Idea originates with AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) if cash offer! T.J. Crockett, best offer. 646-6723. laa a convanlanca. Tha ditlonal Inaartlon. you. Resentment could be felt If you feel the need (o comment on PKH- Handling Course in Breed and Parking. Janitor service. $150. Realtor, 643-1577 Obedience, at the Italian- you feel forced to do something. someone else's work today, be » Save G a s-S h o p Dowrto\A/n CUNUFFE m o BODY uarvei 8 Ice cream and Cakes • Aniiguea c. Auctions • Mlnit-Man Printing • Coins • Hot Dogs m w i f • Wedding Photos • Fish & Pet Supplies 643-0016 SHOP M A I N S T ^OM RLin COUItlON M M IR 811 •FOMION AND AMIMCAN CAM •MUSTY JONtt MUST MMOOFINQ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER CO.-

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MARCH 27.19M ® Movie "Submarine X Jackie Qleason 0 Movie "A Delicate Balance" and her frIerKis to frowns In this Denise Buckley. 8 Robert Schullar 5 : 8 Command" (1951) William 8 8 N B C N e w s (1973) Katharine Hepburn, Paul animated fantasy. 5 . 8 X Woman's Qolf 10KM d)8tW lda World Of Sports EVENINQ Holden, Nancy Olson. 8 Another Voice 8 JonnyQuaat Scofield. AFTERNOON World Figure Skating Champion­ 0 S h a N a N a O ARaIr In The Air The love of SKW EVENING 0 WtidKIngdom 8 N e w a 8 Jewish Harltaga 8 M o v t e "Pursued" (1947) 8 Rock Conoart 2 :8 (lying Is examined at the 1977 Q ) Hera Comae Polar Cottontal ships, featuring ice dancing 69 Once Upon A Claaalc 7 8 8 Julia Child And More Compa­ 8 Roekwortd 8:8 X Tennis Experimental Aircraft Associa­ Animated. A friend with a time (from West Germany); Women's Teresa Wright, Robert MItchum. 3:00 (X NHL Hockey Buffalo Sabres 7 : 8 ny 7 : 8 X Wonder Window QE Promises Of God IB T h * Spirtt Ot PunxwUwiMy tion Fly-In Convention In machine saves Peter from dis­ International Motocross Motor­ 5:22 1 :8 cycle Championshipa (from vs. New York Islanders 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 1 .- 8 X Agronaky And Company 9 : 8 The reporters (or the local news­ Oshkosh. Wisconsin, the world's grace when he falls to deliver (X Movie "The Terrornauts" X ABC News 3 : 8 Carlsbad, California); Pool 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs. St. Louis Blues X Tha Partridge Family X M ^ A -S 'H X Barrio paper In Punxsutawney, Pa. largest aviation event. more Easter eggs than the evil (1967) Simon Oates. Zena 0 Movla "From Hell To Texas" X Movie "Viva Max" (1969) Champions Trick Shot Wizardry vs. Philadelphia Flyers X U fe O fR H e y X 0 News retlect the values of rural Cottontail. Danny Kaye narrates. 8 8 Marshall. (1958) Don Murray, Diane Varsi. X Woody Woodpecker / Bugs Peter Ustinov, Jonathan Winters 11:30 (OWCTTennla X Benny Hill Bunny communities. (R) (from Las Vegas). 8 8 (X NBA Baakatball Atlanta 8 Movla "Adventures Of Sher­ QE Sunday At The King’s House iX (£ a 0 8 a Nawa Spa- (S) Wortd Opportunities (!) Strawbarry Shortcake This (X Am arIca 'a Athletaa 19M Hawks vs. New Jersey Nets 5 : 8 8 0 8 NCAA Basketball Pre­ lock Holmes" (1939) Basil Rath- X Davm And Qollath 8 Olympic Diary dal Results of the New York and 5:45 (X N e w t 8 Bowling X Oral Roberts EVENINQ animated fantasy shows how Athletes profiled are swimmers game Program bone, Nigel Bruce. Connecticut primaries are 8 8 N CAA Basketball Poat- 10:8 8 Onoe Upon A Classic 3 :8 friendship, sharing and working Bruce Furniss and Andy Coan; 8 W aa hh^on Weak In Review 6E Family Focus presented. gama Program a Bruins Wrap-Up 6 8 8 Has Haw 1:37 X Tournament Playara Cham­ together can enrich everyone's 100-meler hurdlers Deby 8 S u p a rtn a n 0 Day Of Discovery (X Up Front 8 Family Fsud X Movie "The Asphyx " (1973) pionship 6KX) dally life. Laplante and Candy Young; 10:8 69 Market To Market (R) 8 0 Mister Rogers (R) IS St. Patrldi'a Day Mata EVENINQ (X Patterns For Living 8 In Search Of... Robert Stephens, Robert Powell. ® Popaye X 8 John Denver Celebrity Jacques Borlel and Fons (X N H L Hookey Boston Bruins 1:15 WEDNESDAY'S SPECL 9K)0 d ) Cblldran'a Gospel Hour 0 Socoar Made In Germany Pro-Am Skiing Brydenbach, competitors In the vs. St. Louis Blues 1:45 8 The World Tomorrow 11.-00 AL8 8 Tha National Nudaar Debate Q P T L C k jb 8 0 8 NCAA Basketball aEaalarSaalTaMhon 6:8 400-meter and the Red Zinger Championships 7:28 X News 9:15 4 :8 MARCH 26,1980 One year after the nuclear acci­ (X Racing From Aqueduct 6 :8 dent at Three Mile Island, lop bicycle race. X If You Ask Me 2 :8 X New Day 8 Easter Seal Telethon (Cont’d) FRIDAY'S SPORTS (X Carrtscolendas 1*8 0 8 Sportsworld nuclear proponents and critics 7 : 8 9 * 8 d ) Abbott And Coetello (X 8 Minutes 7:29 8 Easter Seal Telethon (Cont’d) 9 : 8 SUNDAY'S SPECIALS 8 B o w N n g 0 James MIchener's World EVENING participate In a debate designed a Brubta Wrap-Up OD Davey And Qollath X Little Rascals 8 Daily Numbers X My Three Sons 69 Soooar Made In Germany MARCH 28.1980 2 : 8 to enhance public understanding X Baseball X Newark And Reality 4 :8 MARCH 23.1080 6:45 7 : 8 ( £ Ufa Of Riley of the issues surrounding the use 1 0 :8 8 Wall Straat Week 0 Jimmy Swaggart (X All In The Family 8:00 8:8 (X S p o rta Extra (X New Day X Comment 8 Risk Of Marriage of commercial atomic power (live 8 NHL Hockey Hartford 8 Thraa Stooges 0 Electric Company (R) X a Wide World Of Sports (STI m Day Chrtat D M Chris from Harrisburg. Pennsylvania). EVENINQ X All In The Family 3 : 8 QE Festival Of Faith MORNINO Sarandon, Keith Mitchell and Whalers vs. Montreal Canadians 11:8 7 : 8 8 Weekend Special X Brat Edition 8 Celebrate 8 Amarlca'a Athletaa IB M X Movie "Shake Hands With ® Movie "Demetrius And The Hope Lange star In a dramatic 8:30 8 NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames (X Hot Fudge 69 Old Houseworks X Dave Allen ® Top Cat 8 8 8 Wa'ro Moving Up; Tha vs. Boston Bruins Athletes profiled are swimmers 8:8 (X The Brady Kids The Devil" (1959) James Cagney, 8 Rex Humbard Gladiators" (1954) Victor reconstruction of the arrest, trial 2:8 0 As Schools Match Wits Don Murray Mature, Susan Hayward 6.-00 and crucifixion of Jesus In the Hispanic Migration The fastest Bruce Furniss and Andy Coan; NHL Hocksy Atlanta Flames (X Star Trek 9 Eaatar Saal Talathon 1 0 :8 X Undersea World Of Jacques 8 Julia Child And Mors Compe­ ® Movie "Savage Drums" 1 0 :8 0 Another Voice politically troubled city of growing minority In present-day 100-meter hurdlers Deby vs. New York Rangers (X News Suzanne Somers hosts this fund­ aBnilnaWrM>-Up Laplante and Candy Young; 8 NHL Hocksy Montreal Cana­ Cousteau (1951) Sabu, Lila Baron X Sunday Morning Jerusalem. America and the illegal entry of 8 Jonny Quest ls Hee Haw (Cont'd) X Little Rascals 5 :8 raiser with cohosts and guests 1 1 : 8 Jacques Borlel and Fons dians vs. New York Islanders X Laural And Hardy Laugh- 8 WHO Timaa Sam Elliott, Ben Mexican Immigrants are exa­ 8 Consultation toons 8 Family Feud 3 : 8 X Kids Are People Too X Mission: Impossible Including LeVar Burton, Jack ( X Racing From Rooaavelt Brydenbach, competitors In the Johnson, Bruce Boxleitner and mined by correspondent Bill awCTTannIs 8 Joker, Joker, Joker 0 Movie "More Than Magic" X 8 Sunday Mass X Joker, Joker, Joker Klugman. Steve Allen, Erik 400-meter and the Red Zinger 1 0 :8 X 8 Wortd Sarles Of Auto Rac- Penny Peyser star In this adven­ McLaughlin. ( X NHL Hockey Montreal Cana­ 8 Momingtown Clayton Moore. Jay Silverheels QE Ufestytes 0 Riing Line Estrada. Gloria Gaynor, Della 1 2 8 bicycle race. 8:8 turous and romantic tale that dians vs. New York Islanders 8 Easter Seal Telethon (Cont'd) 0 Say Brother Reese, John Ritter. Peter Falk (XWraatllng 7 : 8 Accent On Living X Face The Stats 3:41 takes place in the years between 1 2 8 0 Chalice Of SaNatlon and many others. 1 1 :8 (X Arthur And Company 8 Bill Moyers' Journal X Soap Factory X Movie "Creation Ot The 5:30 the Civil War and the 1860s and 1 8 (X Woman's QoH "Honda Civic 0 0 Studio See ■ SPO R TS. ( X Woman's Golf "Honda Civic (X NBA Baakatball (X Qroovte Qoolles 69 Julia Child And More Compa­ X 8 Love Boat Humanoids" (1962) Don X Dating Game tells the story of Hugh Cardiff, Classic" ny ® TheJetsons AFTERNOON Classic" (X Newark And Reality X Movie "All About Eve " Megowan. Erica Elliott. America's first Wild West show SATURDArS SPORTS 8 Dudley Do Right EVENINQ 1 2 :8 2 :8 (1950) Belle Davis, Anne Baxter 4 : 8 10:30 impresario. (Part 1) 8 Bay City Rollers 12:00 MARCH 22,1980 8 The Athletea New Host X Qllllgan’s Island A star-struck girl manipulates 8 Easter Seal Telethon (Cont’d) X The Brady Bunch 10:30 8 Underdog S Eaatar Saal Talathon SUNDAY’S SPORTS (11) Harvest Temple and connives her way to star­ X Point Of View 6 : 8 4:30 Suzanne Somers hosts this fund­ 69 Nevada FNtout; Tha Hot 8:8 8 Movie "House Of Fear" dom 0 Big Blue Marble X X 0 N e w s David Letterman will be ® Movie "Man From Cairo ” raiser with cohosts and guests Yaara Ranchers and residents of MARCH 23,19M MONDAY'S SPORTS (X Mighty Mouse / Heckle & (1945) Basil Rathbone. Nigel (Q) Festival Of Faith ® Movie "Hit The Ice ” (1943) X Movie "The Seven-Ups ' Nevada relate stories of what MORNING host of an innovative 90-min­ (1954) George Raft. Gianna Car­ Including LeVar Burton, Jack Jeckle Bruce. 8 0 BJ And The Bear Abbott and Costello. Ginny (1974) Roy Scheider. Tony Lo fallout from above-lhe-ground ute talk-variety program on la Canale Klugman. Steve Allen. Erik MARCH 24.1980 ( X Popeye And Friends 69 Great Decisions 8 The Fight Against Slavery Simms. Bianco A New York cop’s plan nuclear bomb tests conducted 7:00 MORNING NBC, to be broadcast live 8 8 NHL Hockey 8 Kids Are People Too Estrada. Gloria Gaynor. Della (X 8 Superfriends 2:45 lo use a friend as an informant Reese, John Riltor. Peter Falk during the 1950s has done to 8 W C T Tsnnis Bjorn Borg vs. weekday mornings. (X Davey And Qollath @ Sneak Prevehvs 0 Zoom (R) backfires In a series of gangland their families: livestock and liveli­ Hans Glldemeister X 8 American Sportsman SUNDAY. and many others. EVENING Letterman, a brilliant 8 8 8 Godzilla / Glo­ 8:30 ^ 10:45 kidnappings hood. 1 1 :8 3 : 8 11:00 8 Soccer Made In Germany young comedian who signed betrotters Adventure Hour X Guinness Game r. 8 Jewish Life X Persuaders 1:00 X Tournament Players Cham­ 8 Easter Seal Telethon 8 Bowling 7 : 8 an exclusive contract with 69 Sesame Street (R) X Merv Griffin S2 St. Patrick's Day Parade pionship MORNING 11:8 AFTERNOON 8 Wrestling NBC last May, has been guest 8 Faith For Today 0 Julia Child And More Compa­ 0 TV Community College THURSDAY'S SPECIALS X The Brady Bunch X Movie "Tarzan And The 8 Newsmakers EVENINQ AFTERNOON host of "The Tonight Show ny 9 : 8 8:8 ® Domata 5 :8 She-Devil" (1953) Lex Barker. 8 ABC News MARCH 27.1980 Starring Johnny Carson” 24 (X The Flintstones 12:8 8 8 8 College Baakatball 8 The Spirit Of Punxsutawney' 9 : 8 X News Monique Van Vooren. 0 Open Door 1:00 8 Fishing WHh Roland Martin The NCAA championship game times. ( X ® Viewpoint On Nutrition 69 Presente X Hawaii R ve-0 0 Get Smart X Rex Humbard 6:00 6 : 8 Eaatar Saal Talathon OS W C T Tennis 69 Soooar is presented live from Market The program, which will 9 : 8 8 0 Sanford QE Sunday At The King's House 3:15 5:22 X CBS News Suzanne Somers hosts this fund­ EVENING 8 8 8 NCAA Basketball Pre- Square Arena in Indianapolis, originate in New York, will 8 Free To Choose 0 Hot Hero Sandwich 1 : 8 (X Bugs Bunny / Road Runner X Life Of Riley X ABC News raiser with cohosts and guests game Program Indiana. 8 0 8 NCAA Report 0 Movie "A Delicate Balance" 0 Soccer Made In (Bermany (X NBA Basketball have a number of regular ( X Movie "Wake Of The Red 0 8 NBC News Including LeVar Burton. Jack 3 : 8 (1973) Katharine Hepburn. Paul 5:30 8 It’s Your Business 7:30 1:15 8 Collage Basketball performers, including a band, Witch" (1948) John Wayne. Gig ® That's Hollywood Klugman. Steve Allen, Erik 11:8 Young. X I Love Lucy Scofield. Based on the play by 0 Battle Of The Planets 0 3-2-1 Contact (EChlckan A teen-ager terror­ 8 8 8 NCAA Basketball "Coaches' All-Star Game" 8 College Basketball and will feature two to three 8 The Muppms Estrada. Gloria Gaynor, Della Edward Albee. The visit of two izes his high school through gang Champlonhhips Coverage of a 8 America's Athletes 1980 "Coaches’ All-Star Game" guest stars each day. In addi­ (X 8 Plasticman X 8 Professional Bowlers Tour 5:49 11:8 Reese. John Ritter, Peter Falk SS Jake Hess Gospel Time old friends disrupts the illusions 7 : 8 violence and vandalism but national semi-final game Athletes include Kim Linehan (X Daniel Boone (B Straight Talk X Face Tha Nation and many others. tion, he will discuss topical or 69 La Plaza holding a family barely together. X 60 Minutes meets his match In a teacher and the Texas Longhorn Swim 8 ® 8 Fred And Barney Meet X 8 Animals Animals Animals 1:30 offbeat subjects with the audi­ (2 hrs.) 6 : 8 X 8 Qalactica 1980 9:00 who won't fight back. Club; Athletics West Track and TUESDAY'S SPORTS TheShm oo 3:45 8 Adalante (S Baseball New York Mels vs., ence. X Agronsky And Company X ® NHL Hockey (£ Olympiad "Jesse Owens Field Club; fencer Michael Marx; 69 Mister Rogers (R) 8 8 NCAA Basketball Cham­ 9 : 8 0 Footsteps 8:00 St. Louis Cardinals 8 Easter Seal Telethon 8 0 8 Disney's Wonderful Returns To Berlin " Jesse Owens the Polish Wrestling Team; and MARCH 25,1980 ® VHIa Alegre pionships 8 0 Me And Maxx 8 FraaToBaMa 0 O d y s s e y World narrates his own experiences 8 Wild Timaa Hugh Cardiff 2:00 running star Frank Shorter. 9 : 8 AFTERNOON ( £ 8 World Series Ot Auto Rac­ TV Sport 4 : 8 10:8 ® Movie "Spaceways " (1953) 0 Austin City Limits and recalls how his lour gold laces the greatest challenge of 69 Once Upon A Classic ing Top drivers compete for 2 : 8 X Big Valley X Hagen Howard Duff. Eva Bartok. 0 Lord Mountbatten: A Man medal victories at the Berlin his life in both sharpshooling and EVENINQ ® Carrascolendas ( X 8 T h e Superstars The Los Cathy Lee Crosby, who first X H l ^ School Basketball X News 12:8 For The Century games stoie the spotlight from love: Ibran, the young Indian, $300,000 in the road race finals. 6:20 Angeles Rams take on the Balti- achieved international fame (H Another View X 8 Fantaw Island X Congressional Report the attempts of Hitler and the strikes out in desperation when 2:45 10:8 X News 7 : 8 mjtre Orioles In the final round of 8:8 on the tennis courts, then as (X Doctor Who 8 Synthesis II 8 0 Prime 'Time Saturday X 8 Issues And Answers Nazis to conver the games Into a he realizes that his people are (£ 8 American Sportsman QE Living Faith 1170 Superteams competition (X NBA Baakatball Cleveland an actress with major televi­ 8 As We See It 8 Movie "Bernardine” (1957) 8 Hollywood Telavislon Theater 6 : 8 X Robert Schuller political propoganda show. doomed to die an unheroic Segments on Earl Holliman and 8 Easter Seal Telethon (from Freeport In the Bahamas). Cavaliers vs. New York Knicks sion and, motion picture roles, ® Hot Fudge Pat Boone, Terry Moore. 1 0 :8 X Face The State 8:8 death. (Part 2) scientist Dan Fossey's search for 0 Fishing With Roland Martin X Archie Bunker's Place 69 Sesame Street (R) X Black News X Time For Timothy the mountain gorilla In Rwanda, com p lete the trio with John 1 0 :8 0 S o c c e r X America's Athletes 1980 9:00 8 Prime Time Saturday ' 0 Daktarl MONDAY'S SPECIALS Africa, and the 1,009-mile Idi- 2 :8 Davidson and football great X Popaye 4 : 8 8 What About Woman 8 Tha Goaalp Columnlat An WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS 8 Bruins Wrap-Up 8 Ring Around The World X 8 Tenspeed And Brown Idealistic young journalist, tarod Dog Sled Race across CD Tennis "Avon Women's Fran Tarkenton in co-hosting (X 8 Scooby And Scrappy Doo X Sports Spectacular ® Movie "Joan Of Arc " (1948) Shoe MARCH 24,1980 Alaska are featured. dE Davey And Qollath 7 : 8 seduced by the power and glam­ Championships" MARCH 26. 1980 “That’s Incredible!,” the 8 ® 8 Daffy Duck 11.8 Ingrid Bergman. Jose Ferrer 8 0 8 CHIPS 8 Free To Chooaa 8 Here's To Your Health X Christopher Closeup our ot Hollywood, becomes a 3:00 stranger-than-fiction reality X X 0 8 8 N e w s 0 Nova 0 Fast Forward 8 Movie "Blondle's Hero" X All In The Family X Wonderama 0 The Voyage Of Charles EVENING gossip columnist who is almost (X Tournament Playara Cham­ series that airs Mondays on 4:45 3 : 8 (1950) Penny Singleton, Arthur X Benny Hill X This Is The Life 12:8 Darwin destroyed by the very columns pionship Coverage of third EVENINQ ABC. (Q) Ustan X Adam-12 8 Olympic Diary NCAA Indoor Lake. 8 Easter Seal Telethon X News she writes. round play In this $440,000 PGA A graduate of USC, with X I Love Lucy 8:8 8:00 Track, and Field Championships 5 : 8 8 Second City Yv (3) Wortd Opportunities Tour tournament (live from 11K)0 XO Ialogua X One Day At A Time CD It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown (from the Joe Louis Arena in 8:8 degrees in psychology and X Mission: Impossibla 8 Rex Humbard 10:00 Sawgrass, Ponte Verda Beach. (X Soul Train 1 1 8 QE Jake Hass Gospel Tima 0 Opus 49 Charlie Brown's small troubles Detroit, Michigan). (X NBA Baakatball Boston Cel­ sociology, Cathy reads and X 8 Wide Wortd Of Sports 8 Momingtown 69 Two Amartcan Artlata Gerry Florida). (X Movie "The Return of Count 0 8 Meat The Press grow when a Peanuts' conserva­ tics vs. New York Knicks travels extensively. 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Magazins News 3 Cormactlcut Prime Tkrm C a rd Burnett And Friends Rice. 4d Movla Birds 01 Prey" 91 Star Blazers 3 Nova (Fri) 3 Newlywed Game 3 E E N a w s E Bamaby Jonas E All In The Family 11:10 52A(MrlnThsAlr ® T l c Tac Dough O "Beneath The 12 Mile 1 1972) David Janssen. Ralph 3 1 Dream Of Jeannle 2:30 E 3 Baniay MIHar E Family Fsud 8:00 52 Truly American (Thu) 7:29 4'30 3 3 3 NBC News R ee f (1953) Terry Moore. Rob­ Meeker 52 Over Easy 13 22 Alive 10:30 3 Q u ln c y ® Dating Gama E Captain Kangaroo 3 Dally Numbers 3 The Odd Couple ert Wagner. 11:30 ® Nine On New Jersey 3 5 2 Over Easy 3 Tha Goasip Columnlat 3 Sawdust Therapy 12:00 1 Tha Rlntatones 3:30 3 B o b Newhart E 3 Family Feud 7:30 3 3 3 United Stataa 2:49 3 Nancy Savin / Tha Aria 1:00 3 M * A * S 'H 1 Woman's Golf S Tha Advocates In Brief (Mon) E Woody WoodprKker 3 32 3 Wheal Of Fortune E P-M. Magazine 3 Austin City Limits E R a t Patrol 52 Mastarplaoa Theatre (5) "The Blue Lagoon" (1949) 3 MacNail / Lahrar Raport 9$ It's Your Businass Gutan Tag (Tua, Thu) 3 52 Villa Alegre (Mon, Thu) —TUESDAY— 6:55 S 93 Educational Programming E All In The Family 3 N e w a Jean Simmons, Donald Houston 3 3 Tic Tac Dough 9J TV Community Collage (FrI) 3 Villa Alegre (R) (Tue, Wad) 3:00 9*30 12:30 3 Chico And The Man E The Muppets 11:00 ® Movla "The French Line" 3 Maude Get Smart 93 Abbott And Costello 3 Bewitched DAYTIME MOVIES E E 3 3 3 N e w s 7:00 ( E 3 The Aasodataa 3:00 52 Sesame Street ® Dating Game (1954) Jane Russell. Gilbert Jd Risk Of Marriage 52 Villa Alegre (R) (Tua, Wed, Fri) M*A*8*H E C B S N e w a 3 Camara Three (5) "The Black Shield Of 8:00 8:25 3 M * A * S * H E Roland. 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E 3 52 Dick Cavett 1:00 3 New Zoo Revue (Mon, Fri) cial E News 3 Brulna Wrap-Up 1 Newark And Reality (FrI) 3 32 3 Chain Reaction E 3 That’s Incredible "Tall Story " (1960) Jane 3 Newlywed Game 3 Our Miss Brooks (Tue) 3 52 Two /kmerican Artlata 91 Movie Broken Arrow" 99 ® Today 3 3 SM,000 Pyramid ® Newt Special Fonda. Anthony Perkins. E K o ja k 3:19 (1950) James Stewart. Jell 3 For You, Black Woman (Wed) ® Dave Allan 7:29 E Rat Patrol .S TV Community College 3 3 3 Little House On The 10:30 Chandler 12:25 3 A Woman's Place (Thu) 1:00 3 Sergeant Bllko 3 Daily Numbera 93 Romper Room 3 52 Sesame Street Prairie 3:49 ® NHL Hockey E New Jersey Report 3 52 Song By Song ® "The Proud Ones" (1956) 52 Captioned ABC Naws 1:30 9:00 3 Movla Robert Ryan. Virginia Mayo. 7 ’30 E The Gong Show 3 The Fourth Wate II Movla Bengal Brigade" 12:30 3 Dick Van Dyke 3 Quntmoke ( E P.M. Magazine 3 Honaymoonara 1 Dlnahl & Friends 12:00 4:00 (1954) Rock Hudson. Arlene i ' Andy Griffith E Search For Tomorrow 3 Bonanza 8:30 3:00 E Bamaby Jones E AH In The Family Dahl E 3 Movla ® "Desiry Rides Again " 3 N e w s 11:00 I (3 (5onthue E The Stockard Channing Show E3A B C Movie "Night E Family Feud ® ® 3 ® 3 N e w a E 3 Ryw's Hope 4:30 (1939) James Stewart. Marlene Cries" (1978) Susan Saint 4*R0 1:35 1 Joe Franklin E Merv Griffin ® Dating Game EM*A*S*H ® Play The Percentages E Sanford And Son Dietrich. James. William Conrad. 3WlldlOngdom 1 ABC News 3 News ( 3 22 Alive 3 The Millionaire 3 3 3 Password Plus E The Flintatonea 9:00 ® M o^ "The Della Factor" 93 Sesame Street 3 Big Money 3 La Plaza > 1:50 52 Ripples (Mon) * 3 Christ Tha Living Word E M*A*S*H 4:00 (1970) Christopher George. 3 52 MacNell / Lehrer Report S Dating Game 3 "Devil's Canyon" (1953) 3 Dave Allen J ) Naws 52 Writars CH Our Time (Tua) 3 PTL Club E 3 Movie "Doctor Zhivago" 95 Tom Larson Virginia Mayo. Dale Robertson. Yvette MImleux. 3 3 Tic Tac Dough 52 Breakthrough (Wad) 3 Emergency Onel (Part 2) (1965) Omar Sharil. Ger­ —THURSDAY— 52 Two Ronnies 2:30 •49 The Partridge Family SB Dr. Scott On Hebrews 3 Maude 52 Exploring Math (Thu) 5:00 aldine Chaplin. Two lovers strug­ 3 3 3 The Best Of Carson DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 99 Movie "God's Country " 9:15 EVENING 8:00 52 Nutrition (FrI) Mary Tyler Moore gle amidst the spirit and pas­ « 3 Abbott And Costello E Adam-12 (1946) Buster Keaton. Robert A.M. Weather E sions of the Russian Revolution. E The Day Christ Died Lowery, S 12:45 E Omigan's Island E K o )a k ® Movie "The Maids" (1975) 12:30 E Movie "Moses" Burt Lancas­ 5:00 E 3 ABC News 9:25 52 News (Mon) ® Ironakts 6:00 Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob­ ter. Irene Papas. The story ol 3:00 Glenda Jackson. Susannah News E 3 "The Lonesome Trail" 3 3 3 Tonight 39 Heritage Comer 52 Let's All Sing (Thu) (3) Oavey And Goliath E E 3 3 Moses and the flight from Egypt r SALE ( I Movie "Shake Hands With York. An adaptation ol the play I Love Lucy erta (1955) John Agar. Wayne Morris. 3 Sergeant Bllko 3 Happy Days Again E to the Promised Land is drama­ The Devil" (1959) James Cagney. 9:30 12:50 by Jean Genet locuses on the ® Joker’s Wild 3 Our MIsa Brooks 52 Captioned ABC Naws 3 52 Mister Rogers (R) tized. (Part 3) 5:22 Don Murray (E The Partridge Family 52 Mattsr Of Fiction (Wed) 3 Joker's WHd lives ol two maids who hate their 3 TV Community College 1:00 ® "Column South " (1953) STMTS SUNDIT S Celebration Of The Eucharist mistress. E 3 Bght Is Enough 11:50 4:00 « 3 The Odd Couple E Movie "The Malta Story" Audie Murphy. Joan Evans. (Mon, Wad, FrI) 1:00 5:15 3 3 3 CoUago Basketball ® NBA Baakatball E 3 Police Woman • Buy 2 Brtakfaiti 99 Movla "My Girl Tisa " (1948) The Young And The Raatlaas 3 Streets Of San Francisco (1954) Alec Guinness. Jack New Zoo Revue (Tua, Thu) E SB Hermano Pablo 3 52 American Short Story 3 3 R a a l People 12:30 Lilli Palmer, Sam Wanamaker 3 E 3 AIIMyChHdren 52 3-2-1 Contact Hawkins. 12:00 for (hi priei of ono I a pansy Joker's Wild 3 Movie "Cocoanuts" (1929) 3 52 Tha Shakespeare Plays E "Blood On The Sun" (1945) ® Movie 5*30 E C o k itn b o 3 My Three Sons Marx Brothers, Mary Eaton. A 6:30 1:10 3 WHd Times James Cagney. Sylvia Sidney. OB Or. Scott On Hebrews 3 ® 3 Days Of Our Uvea ( £ All In The Family I DAYTIME. 92 Exploring Math (Mon) group ol zanies invades the lush E Carol Burnett And Friends E CBS Lata Movie "Cactus In 3 G u n s m o k a 3 "Deadline U S A." (1952) 3 Abbott And Costello — sCOUPOl^ — - - 1 52 Imagaa And Thln)n(M on) E The Brady Bunch ® Tic Tac Dough The Snow" (1972) Richard 92 Many Worlds Of Nature (Tue) settings ol Florida. (2 hrs.) 9:00 Humphrey Bogart, Kim Hunter. 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(2 hrs.) Hur^hrey Bogart. Alexis Smith 9:45 52 All About You (Thu) George Segal. Moalt mutt ba Idantical 52 Art Media (Fri) 10:30 7:00 2:30 E 3 B a r a t t a 5:20 32 Let's All Sing (Mon) 5:35 9*30 3 3 3 Tomorrow 3 Connecticut Prime Tima E C B S N e w a 3 M*A"8*H 4:00 ( £ Ed Allan 52 Word Workers, Inc. (Tue) 3 Movie (Cont'd) (Thu) ( 3 3 Hello. Larry 3 Movla "Only The Valiant " Valid Sun 3-23 ■ 1:20 E 3 M * A * S * H 3 "Checkpoint " (1957) i. 52 Environmental Field Trips 3:00 (1951) Gregory Peck, Barbara 5:22 9:50 11:00 E 3 A B C N e w s 10:00 Anthony Steel, Odile Versols. (Mon) E 3 3 3 News ' ® Movie "The Thirsty Dead" Payton ® Movla 39 News E ® Face The Mualc E News EM*A*S*H (1975) John Considine, Jennifer SUNMr8~iibT2~00 52 Write On (Wed) 1:30 .MONDAY. 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AAon.-FrI. 6*2, Sot. 6 -12 ® Olatogue(Frl) 1K)0 3 M*A*8*H 35S0varEaay 2:30 10:15 E 3 Barney Millar 4:30 11:30 3 The Odd Couple IS Hearn FMd 2:00 ® "Francis Joins The WACS" 3 MacNell / Lehrer Report E Adam-12 3 B o b Newhart 52 All About You (Mon) S' 3 2 2 A lve S H a n l(M o n ) E As Tha World Turns (1954) Donald O'Connor. Mamie 12K)0 3 S ' Tic Tac Dough S2FolkTaiae(Tue) Van Doren. E,R ax Rasd Movla Guide (Fri) E H a r r y O 3 M ude 52 Music (Wed) Connecticut’s first st presidentiai primary. A tight GOP race hi expected until Reagan swa opponents in Illinois last we that, state experts began t 7 "“ the former California g< momentum and tabbed him i Page 8 - TV SPOTUGHT runner. 12:30 d ) U1» And Thne* Of Eddie Rob- ^ F R I D A Y c o n i m Supporters of Carter i Suzanne Somers Works to Polish Image Edward M. Kennedy, D-Ma 12:40 Bv DAN LEWIS was seriously injured, and she agreed the president was It (B 00 When The Whiitle Blowi B Star Trek faced $20,000 in hospital bills. the Democratic race, wh B a NHL Hockey aMcHale'sNavy A photographer friend got her a SS a Here's Boomer HOLLYW(X)D - One thing months ago had ioomed as a a People's Caucus 1:00 is definite about Suzanne to pose, reluctantly, for a runaway. 571 TV Auction (Cool'd) B Movie The Silver Chalice" Somers' future In two years, Playboy session. “I did it out (1955) Paul Newman. Virginia she must leave "Three's of necessity," she recalls. "I At stake are 54 Den B:30 Mayo. Company." regardless of the found it humiliating and delegates and 35 Republicai d l Merv Qrlffin B Persuaders embarrassing." aaaPInkLsdy a a a Midnight Special popularity of the show. must base their support of a Movie "Scared To Death" This pretty blonde is not Playboy held on to the 0:00 prints for 10 years, never used didates at their national no B The Dukes Of Hazzsrd (1947) Bela Lugosi. Joyce Comp­ dumb — certainly not like her conventions proportionally ton television image. them until recently, when B S A B C Movie -The Pink well they do in the Cot Panther Strikes Again" (1976) Miss Somers has a contract Suzanne became a superstar Peter Seilers. Herbert Lorn. with CBS that moves her tele­ and sex queen of the posters. balloting. 3$ The National Nudesr Debate vision activity away from Her photos inspired an extra ABC at the expiration of her I'i million sales for the magazine 9*30 and a blast from Suzanne. She a 33 a W e're Moving Up: The current pact with Three's 2:00 Company. " CBS is committed was unaware that the maga­ Hispanic Migration B Joe Franklin Fund c 10 a 13-week .series starring zine intended to use the prints. 10:00 2:30 Suzanne and produced by her Recently, the magazine B Dallas 53 Movie "April Love " (1957) husband. Alan Hamel, well offered her $10,000 in cash and BNemrs Pal Boone. Shirley Jonts a diamond reportedly worth 57) TV Auction (Cont'd) known Canadian television no cun 3:00 personality the hosts a talk" $40,000 (the $10,000 to her 10:30 B Movie " The Ten Million Dol­ show that is produced in Los manager). Suzanne plans to B NHL Hockey lar Grab'■ (1966) Dana Andrews. Angeles but airs only in turn fiotli over to the Easter 11:00 Brad Harris '"anadai Seal Drive. 8ay8 Ne B B ® a a N e w s a Movie " Terror Street " (1954) Dan Duryea. Elsy Albiin. It IS a unique eontraet, giv- She calls the controversy BM*A’ 8 *H .ng her all the options. She By MARY KITZM a Twilight Zone 3:45 her "Playboy crises" and says a Dave Allen must do. TV movies on CBS. she'd like to have Hugh Herald R eporter 31 Rat Patrol But if she eleeis to do any the- 11:30 Hefner pose for photos that MANCHESTER - A 4:15 itrieal features, that's her Suzanne Somers stars in .ABC's "Three’s Company." she would hold for 10 years, B NBA Basketball ® The Qong Show budget should be achi d lK o ja k perogalive. with or without then use however she desires. B a Charlie's Angels 4:25 v'BS. vhieh happens to have Offers deluge her. She^s had limiting spendng growth, nt a 33 a Tonight 33 Movie "Sailor Of The King" us own new feature films to turn down some films budget cuts, Neil Bush, s a Movie "Operation Pacilic" (1953) Jellrey Hunter. Michael jivision If she should decide threatens an endangered spe­ back on. At least, when you're because of date conflicts, oth­ presidential candidate Cleo Rennie. (1951) John Wayne. Pa'ricia against a series, she must still cies of wales. on television, people turn you ers because she really didn't said today. Neal quit "Three s Company" after "It is the first woman's role on every week. But if they 4:30 like the scripts. She will host Neil Bush, and his mot a M ovie Johnny Come :wo years, abd she can't work of the '80s. " says Suzanne reject you in films, then 12:00 the Easter Seal Telethon bara, were in Manchester I ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews Lately"' (1943) James Cagney. for any other network for enthusiastically, adding. "I they're riot going to see you on March 23 and 24 and tour with Marjorie Main. cond time, preparing for t another two years will be the envy of every television either. " Bob Hope this summer. Then But she can do any theatri­ woman in Hollywood. My Besides Suzanne happens to she plans to do another film first presidential preferenc cal movies, nightclubs or character is sexy, creative, enjoy doing the series. The with Sutherland, titled "Sit­ tomorrow. •whatever — except television great sensi) of humor and popularity of "Three's ting Ducks." The Republican candidal — during that period. independent. Every actress is Company," she feels, is due to ex p ected to com e in iTVDIALOGUEi Suzanne says she's interest­ going to wish she had the the young audience who sees She was offered the lead in tomorrow behind Ronald ed in expanding in all direc­ role." it "as just around the corner "Fan Club" but rejected it. "I ALL THE ALDAS - 1 tell me where I could write to tions She is putting together a Suzanne contends this is a from what is happening to couldn't imagine being tied to agrees with President C recently saw an episode of her? — Jane Stoffel, Lewis­ nightclub act. which she plans great departure from Cissy, them." a bed for three months — budget should be balar “M.A.S.H." where the guest ville, Ohio on breaking in — quietly — in the flaky blonde of "Three's Suzanne has a 14-year-old even if it is a Catholic girl's differs on how to accompi star's name was Robert Alda. Did you know your Denver before opening at the Company." son. Bruce, from her previous dream," she joked. She also Explaining his father’s [ Could you please tell me if namesake's real name is Lau­ MGM Grand in Las Vegas "1 like to think the film role marriage.' and she says it had to turn down a film with a coffee hour this morning, this is Alan Alda's father? — ra Gainer? Anyway, you can with Rich Little on March 27. is close to my real life. I'm wouldn't bother her if some­ Roger Moore because the said that if spendng gro Elaine Moore, Clayton, N.J. contact her at P.O. Box 847, I sing, dance and bring not dumb." she asserts. "Cissy day he lived in similar hiatus wasn't coming soon limited, revenues would i Not only was it Alan Alda's Beverly Hills, CA 90212. After people up from the audience." is simply a little girl who circumstances. Suzanne also enough. match expenditures withoi father playing the abrasive retiring from films in the '30s, she explains. "1 don't tell doesn't grow up." notes that her son isn't How does she feel about senior surgeon, but his Ms. Gaynor recently made her jokes, iuit 1 tell anecdotes. Given her choice of careers. impressed with her stature as being a sex symbol? proposed budget cuts. younger brother. Antony, Broadway debut in "Harold There s a lot of humor in the Suzanne prefers theatrical a sex symbol. In fact. Bruce "I didn't go after it," she “People are moving into appeared in the same episode and Maude. " which unfor­ act. films. She figures she has two has a poster on the wall of his says. "A sex symbol is how the brackets as their incomes as a young medic. tunately closed after only a She also is concentrating on years to build her theatrical bedroom — of Farrah. press perceives it. I don't candidate’s son said. “T WHEN & WHY? - Did few performances, a film career. Her first major career. "If it goes into the Success came quickly, once dwell upon what I look like," provide the needed reveni those two great actors, ANY AND ALL - Please picture, "Nothing Personal,' toilet, I will still have televi­ it beckoned, for Suzanne. But Incidentally, her film, ding were limited.” Michael Rennie and Stephen give me any information on in which she co-stars with sion," she notes. She has no until "Three's Company," it "Nothing Personal," has some He added that the “pt Boyd, die? When, if so, and Sam Elliott, private and pro­ intentions of trying to break Donald Sutherland, is due for was a difficult struggle. She rather sexy scenes. Maybe really need help” would n why? I have tried to find out fessional — is he married, spring release. She plays a away from "Three's worked in the San Francisco that’s why her husband spent about their passing with no etc.? Weren't there plans to young, eager Washington law­ Company." area, including bit parts in a lot of time on the set. But by budget cuts under the pi success. — E. Phillips, Clin­ turn "The Innocent and the yer who is hired by a tweedy "Farrah Fawcett left her films on location there. She Suzanne knew how to take a criticism of Carter’s pn ton, Iowa Damned" into h TV series? — professor (Sutherland) to fight series to go into movies, and appeared in "Bullitt" and care of him: “1 gentlj told him George Bush, like other Rennie, best-known for D.B., Bloomington, Ind. the establishment for con­ that was the problem. She "Magnum Force". to get lost,” she says with a tial candidates, ties in "The Day the Earth Stood Privately, Elliott is a bach­ structing an airbase that didn't have television to fall At the time, her young son broad smile. federal spending. “When Still" and TVs "The Thin elor. although as of a couple Man." passed away in 1971. of months ago he was still liv­ tion rate was 13 percent Boyd, remembered as Messa- ing with former co-star ("The said that 4 percent was la in "Ben Hur," died last Legacy") Katherine Ross in a OPEC, and 9 percent by d( year. Both deaths were due to Malibu trailer. Elliott, who ding,” the younger Bush e natural causes. has yet to land a decent movie Tied to his father’s p: SISTER ACT - Could you role despite his good reviews f lU iM fi€ Misak)6 Lfrrges ito curb inflation through a please settle a bet and tell me and popularity in a string of ■SimONBREAKSi budget is relaxing the t ' what relationship there is TV roles, recently starred in "T \/ lAiopps'' B ew u J . between Juliet and Hayley "Wild Times," a western local and state govemme complying with federal st Mills? — Julie Ragyina, series that was syndicated 6 A D One Voice Lonawanda, N.Y. nationally. His early feature ifti' .ill T h e re w ould be a Both actresses are the films include "The Games" Two musical superstars regulators to oversee the daughters of British actor (1970), "Frogs," a grade B join voices for the first time but the amount of regulat John Mills. Juliet is Hayley's horror flick (which he consid­ when Barry Manilow wel­ decrease. older sister by five years. ers his good-luck movie) made comes Dionne Warwick as his Another aspect of the pr lA) soie guest on Manilow's fourth TOP CAT — Can you tell in "72, and "Molly and Law­ A 0 | 20-biliion dollar tax cut, me who was the voice of Top less John," a low-budget west­ TV speciai, “Barry Manilow businesses. “Giving mone Cat, one of my aji-time favor­ ern that co-starred Vera 1__ U u — One Voice,” to air on ABC ite cartoon characters? — Miles. His first "big" role was in May. the taxpayer) is a simpli: Helen Fogel, Asheville, N.C. in "Lifeguard," a small but wo*J ru e Manilow, recently named dealing with the proble Arnold Stang, a popular critically acclaimed film that ^errEK Vo; Fiaep iid top male vocalist by the said. “Th economy character actor in a string of led to his numerous TV roles. T5 ^ u , rne N iw e o f a American Music Awards, will stimulated with incentive comedy and variety series in There are no plans to turn perform a string of tunes PRAMATIC SCRieS HCRD: Some of these incentive the early days of television, "The Innocent and the from his latest Arista album, tax breaks for compan was the voice of Broadway's “One Voice,” including “Who’s Damned," originally titled I locate in high unemployn hippest alley cat. "Aspen," into a series. Been Sleeping in My Bed,” NAMESAKE - I was “Sunday Father,” "One and those with job Voice,” “When I Wanted programs. named for Janet Gaynor, who (Send your letters to Pepper r