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BUSINESS Aftenfion to Detail} Jake Care for ECHS Nine V 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., April 17, 1982 Kqndra paying Adding on? Windy setback BUSINESS aftenfion to detail} Jake care for ECHS nine V ... page 9 ... page 13 In B r ie f----------------- page Joins United Bank ElderhWel movement grows HARTFORD - in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Jay T. Hostetler of If you are among the millions of Americans over 60 The latest caUlog actually lists 1,127 ways to spend a Manchester. Conn. Manchester has years of age still welcoming new ideas, new adventures, week at an Elderhostel this coming summer, ^ n y Chance of rain joined United Bank new experiences, have you heard about “Elderhostels”? Your openings were filled as soon as registration sUrted last Monday, April 19, 1982 and Trust Co. as vice It’s an organization that sponsors short study courses month. However, Michael Zoob, vice president at Tuesday afternoon president and reg for older people on college and university campuses at Money's Elderhostel headquarters in Boston, tells me that there Single copy 25<p * ; . onal manager of the very modest cost — and it may be precisely what you’ve still are several thousand vacancies for the 1982 — See page 2 east of the river HrralJi been dreaming of. summer season. area. Begun only seven years ago, the Elderhostel move­ W orth Sylvia Porter The organization also runs a smaller program of A graduate of ment has had such phoenomenal growth that it now courses during the fall, winter and spring seasons, when Trinity College, serves more than 50,000 people with unique recreation cosU may run a little higher because living accom­ Hostetler is a and learning opportunities through a network of close to member of the modations are not always available on campus. 500 colleges and universities in every part of the United Elderhostel also has branched out overseas. Several Greater Hartford States and in Canada, Britain and Scandinavia. hundred eligible Americans already have tried these Arts 'o'uncil, is You are eligible for Elderhostel if you are 60 years of excursions to overseas campuses, where the standard Secretary of the age or older or come with a companion of that age. If tivitles. • There are no entrance exams, no tests, no marks. Yet, course offerings run two to three weeks, and the all- Trinity Club of Hart­ you are signed up, you spend a week on campus and take inclusive cost covering air fare from the East Coast of lu*..;-;. ■ ford and is treasurer up to three courses in an academic range that is extraor­ the variety of courses and locations offers something for & Argentina says the United States as well as room, board and tuition of Phi Psi Graduate dinarily varied. During the summer programs, you live you — no matter who you are. W Chapter of Alpha Chi For instance, the 1982 summer program lists courses ranges from about $1,000 to $1,500. in college dorms, eat simple, nourishing food in college Elderhostel receives no government funds but this Rho. dining halls, spend time in classrooms and explore both in: astronomy at a small university in New Brunswick, Hostetler com6s to Canada; antique or Greek mythology in Alabama; year will cover about 80 percent of its operating costs campuses and nearby communities with other from a small percentage of each tuition payment. For a nited Bank from hostelers. Your group usually numbers 30 to 40. mining for gold at the Fairbanks campus of the Univer­ Hartford National sity of Alaska; California state politics at California free catalog, write to: Elderhostel, 100 Boylston St., Jay T. Hostetler No college degree is required. While many enroll for Suite 200, Boston, Mass. 02116. Don’t delay; the openings Bank. the stimulation of returning to a college campus, a sub­ State University, Sacramento; history of the opera at a stantial percentage enjoy their first college experience university in Maine; how to play the recorder at are filling up. Peabody Institute in Baltimore, Md.; studies in detec­ (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 with Elderhostel. Costs are very modest. For the 1982 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money peace possible tive and crime fiction in Amherst, Mass.; folk dancing Firm gets order summer season, the maximum charge at any of the managements; is now available through her column. cooperating colleges and universities is $150 for a five- in New Hampshire; Irish history at a campus in the NORWALK — United Technologies’s Norden North .Carolina mountains; Chinse history at Ohio Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia day week on campus, Sunday evening to Saturday mor­ Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of this Systems has been awarded a contract to produce a University; the Soviet state at a campus in the heart of foreign ministry officials were Aires today for either London or ning. (Elderhostels in Alaska and Hawaii may charge newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. By.^nlted Press International new ship radar system for the U.S. Navy. The South Carolina; making clay pottery at a state universi­ working on the final draft of the Washington. $10 more.) The cost includes food, lodging and all Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) Haig arrived at the Casa Rc >ada award could be worth more than $50 million over a classes, as well as a variety of extracurricular ac- ty in West Texas; the poetry of Robert Frost at a college A member of the ruling military “working document,” but added 10-year period, said Herman A. Michelson, Norden junU said today that Argentina was that “Argentine sovereignty is not a government palace 30 minutes late this morning and immediately went president. nearing agreement with Secretary subject of discussion. The The radar system, AN/SPS-67 (V), will be used to of State Alexander Haig and had a sovereignty is not up for dis­ into seclusion with Foreign Minister search the ocean’s surface for other vessels, detect “working document” as a basis for cussion.” Nicanor Costa Mendez and other low-flying aircraft and for navigation aids and land­ “Anybody who likes averting war with Britain over the He cautioned that the British highranking officials. In London, a spokesman for Mrs. marks. It was used new technology to improve per­ Falkland Islands. fleet’s arrival at the Falklands could formance and reliability and to reduce sports is going to go com­ “I would not say we are closer to break any negotiation attempt. Thatcher said Galtieri’s sUtement maintenance costs. peace than war, but with the help of In London, a Defense Ministry “leaves us just as we were” in the The AN/SPS-67 (V) is a replacement for the pletely crazy ... nuts.” the United SUtes we are nearing a spokesman said between 900 and 1,- crisis that began April. 2 when AN/SPS-10 surface search radar now standard on solution that will preserve Argen­ 000 paratroopers are being sent to Argentine forces invaded the British most naval ships. In place of vacuum tubes, the new tina’s interests,” said Brig. Gen. join 2,400 marines and several hun­ colony 450 miles off the' Argentine coast. system uses standard electronic modules, circuit i i W i Basilia Lami Dozo, who along with dred other paratroopers already boards that can be plugged in with relative ease. m - . President Leopoldo Galtieri and sailing in the task force heading for 'A British news program said Haig Buyer says satellite dish pays off Adm. Jorge Isaac Aya form the jun­ the Falklands. ■ offered a fiye-poiht interim peace UPl plioto plan proposing the Falklands be ta It said a North Sea ferry is being requisitioned and a tanker is being governed for five years by a nine- Routes expanded box, while the former must be cranked ARGENTINE TROOPS PATROL PORT STANLEY iij said that four days of talks nation peacekeeping administration By Raymond T. DeMeo by hand. with Haig had produced a “working chartered to join the force, bringing Major route expansion between Bradley Inter­ . Island residents watch from the sidewalk document” that will set the basis for to about 30 the total number of to include the United States. Herald Reporter The plan, attributed to sources national Airport and Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando and THREE YEARS ago, the Federal negotiations on the crisis. merchant ships chartered or Tampa has been announced by Northeastern Inter­ Paul Polo was disappointed when he Communications Commission ended the The apparent breakthrough came requisitioned. close to Reagan, called for Argen­ national Airways Inc., Florida’s newest airline. learned that he wasn’t scheduled to licensing requirement for owners of as Britain announced it was adding In addition, the Defense Ministry tina and Britain to withhold Effective May 10, air travelers from New receive cable television at his 90 Birch satellite dishes, a factor that’s con­ an extra 1,000 paratroopers to the said, three Royal Navy positions on sovereignty during the England can fly to the three Florida destinations Mountain Road home for at least two tributed to their growing popularity Prince must fight, too battle fleet steaming to the hydrographic vessels are being interim period while negotiations for standardized rates. years. No matter. Polo just had a among homeowners. In Manchester, all Falklands and Prime Minister prepared to ferry wounded from a are conducted on the political fate of satellite receiving dish installed in his the islands. Northeastern began operations Feb. 11. you need is a permit from the building the north-west coast of Africa and Margaret Thatcher’s government possible combat zone to the liners back yard.
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