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) EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., March M, 1980 Collectors^ Corner IJpdote. Commemorative post card autonomy for Palestinians. are found. Of the 228 people aboard the four-story Lodge high on the mountain, refused to leave. Soviet’Iran talks due “I have always been optimistic and I am still op­ “floatel” when it collaps^ with "an almighty crack” in ‘"Ttat mountain just does’t dare blow up on me, Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said timistic,” Sadat said at a news conference with President the stormy North Sea Thursday, 91 are known to have Truman said. “Anyway, I’ve got a secret place up,here on Friday the Soviet Union has agreed to open negotiations Carter’s Middle East envoy, Sol Linowitz. survived and 38 bodies have been found. high ground where I hid a grub stake and two k ep of honors Mormon temple with Iran on the Soviet occupation of neighboring Sadat sidestepped problems holding up the 10-month- The 10,105-ton football fieldsized oil platform, whiskey, and there’s no way I’m going anywhere.” Afghanistan. old autonomy negotiations. He pinned his hopes on Alexander Kielland, turned turtle in 72 mph winds and 23- Authorities said he was unlikely to be in danger By RUSS MacKENRICK In an interview with the official Iranian Pars news separate talks he and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem foot-high waves when one of its five pontoon legs because of the lodge’s location, but the road could be cut Begin will hold with Carter in Washington next month. c o lla p ^ just two days before it was to be taken out of and he could be left isolated. Another postal card in the Historic agency, Ghotbzadeh said he had been informed by the Preservation Series will be ready “Let us hope everything will he brighter” after the service. Soviet ambassador to Iran that “the Soviet government is April 5tb. It will be a multicolor Peter Grosch, supervisor of one of three deep sea Carter blasts Mobil Oil agreeable to direct negotiations with Iran about talks, he said. depiction of the mammoth Salt Lake Asked about speculation there would be a Sadat-Begin- diving bells aiding in the search, said late Friday, “If Salt I .ake'Iciiijile I Afghanistan toward solving the problem of that country.” WASHINGIDN (UPI) - President Carter rebuked the Temple. This many-spired edifice Carter summit, the Egyptian leader said, “This will anybody was going to get out, they would be out.” But Ghotbzadeh, whose interview was broadcast by Mobil Oil Corp, FYiday for disregarding his voluntary was a good forty years a-building. Tehran Radio and monitored by the BBC in London, did materialize, I think, if we reach an agreement and we wage-price guidelines and said the second largest oil ’The cornerstone was laid in 1853, the not so much as mention the 50 American hostages being want to sign it. Well, I am ready to repeat the trip 10 Volcano eruption violent company had overcharged consumers at least |45 capstone in 1892, and it was opened held in the U.S. Embassy for the 146th day. times.” million. COUGAR, Wash. (UPI) — Columnsbf steam and gases for worshipers the following year. Nor was there any immediate Iranian reaction to a low- Administration officials said some other big oil firms Attendance there is restricted to keyed but pointed warning by a State Department burst more than two miles into the sky over erupting may have done the same. A” Divers search oil rig Mount St. Helens volcano Friday and spread east over a members of the Church of Latter-day spokesman that the United States has not ruled out the In a speech to a committee of the National Conference Saints, so the first-day ceremonies STAVANGER, Norway (UPI) - Divers hunted wide area of southern Washington. use of force if the crisis drags on without a solution. of State Legislatures, Carter declared that Mobil has for the postal card will be held at the through a massive sunken “hotel” rig Friday for 99 men Law enforcement officials, fearful of more violent ac­ refused a government request to return the money to con­ dome-shaped Mormon Tabernacle missing in history’s worst offshore oil disaster, but a tivity, ordered observers to move farther down the moun­ sumers in the form of lower prices. .<■ which can be partly seen at the lower Sadat ready for shuttle rescue leader said they probably were already dead — tain and warned residents of the small town of Toutle “It’s difficult for me to understand Mobil’s position at a left of the design. CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - President Anwar Sadat said trapped in their beds, in dining halls and in the rig’s River 35 miles from the summit to be prepared for possi­ time when most business firms are acting responsibly to To get an idea of the size of the Friday he is prepared to shuttle 10 times to Washington to movie theater. ble evacuation. observe the price standards that are so important to our The death toll would be about 137 if no more survivors But Harry R. Truman, 83, operator of the St. Helens Temple (engineered by architect reach agreement with Israel on the stalled issue of nation,” he said. Truman Angell after instructions -t f from Brigham Young, the leader of • 30Canada, expanding present and older ser­ Still more exhibits would be Slow clearing Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Mayor Stephen Cassano guests are reminded of the earlier federal grants. budget to get a cushion. to insure the delivery of good quality vices, and to advocate for creation of meals, do laundry, shop, care for P welcome. Apply to MANPEX ’80, Daytime highs in the 40s Monday and 'Tuesday and in the said Friday. for a few plate blocks and UN issues. starting time: 7 P.M. instead of 7:30. If property is re­ They have to quit playing in-home care services and to monitor new programs. children and to perform other Box 31, South Windsor, CT 06074. 50s Wednesday. Overnight lows generally in the 30s. Cassano’s remarks were ■ u evaluated, then the dollar games and be honest with the continuing quality of those ser­ River East also sponsors the household chores. in response to a Thursday The fees for the service are based increase in the combined the voters.” vices, Hyalie Hurwitz, executive Meals-on-Wheels program which night of the Manchester budget would be limited to We’ll get a legal opinion delivers hot meals to homebound, on the consumers ability to pay. The Property. Owners Associa­ director of River East, said. organization is also supported by Dodd backs tax benefit bill The Almanac the dollar amount of the in­ on that from a town at­ She said the new name reflects, in disabled persons who are unable to tion where petitions were torney,’ ’ Cassano said. shop or prepare their own food. The donations from the U nit^ Way and and the $3 million Fall Mills Project 278 individually listed buildings in the circulated to freeze the crease in the preceding part, the burgeoning interest in home WASHINGTON, D C. - U.S. Rep. “But I feel the Board has meals are prepared at Manchester tax money from the several towns in­ William R. Cotter (D-lst Dist.) will in Norwich, are all using an existing National Register and over 9,500 By Uniled Press International mill rate through 1982. three years, whichever is care, one of the fastest growing the right to set the Memorial Hospital and delivered by volved in using the service. introduce tax legislation that will tax break to rehabilitate these struc­ buildings located in 71 districts. Over Today is Saturday, March 29, the 89th day of 1980 with With a $1 million tax sur­ lower. ’The effect would be social and health care services in the budget.” volunteers. continue a tax benefit that aids in the tures. 55 structures have been rehabilitated 277 to follow. plus reported Thursday, a capping of the mill rate restoration of historic buildings. Under present law, which expires already using the tax break since ’The moon is approaching its full phase. the association may have which would limit tax money. ’The Hartford area Congressman next year, owners of a buidling listed 1976 according to the Connecticut The morning star is Mercury. little trouble finding by the U.S. Department of Historical Commission. The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Betty Sadloski, Presi­ line test notifications sent noted that major Connecticut signatures. Commerce in the National Register Cotter said that he and several Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. dent of the association, historic projects such as the $8.5 However, Cassano said said Cassano’s remarks million Richardson Building in Hart­ of Historic Structures can get a rapid members of the Ways and Means John Tyler, 10th president of the United States, was bom MANCHESTER — Notices are child will be examined. Parents education teachers and school going to court he felt the town’s charter ford, the $3 million Williams Soap tax write-off not allowed in any other Committee are hoping to get it were inaccurate and noted being brought home by students to needn’t give permission to have their nurses. They involve three things. March 29, 1790. clearly defined the Board Factory in Glastonbury, the building effort. enacted before the end of the 96th On this date in history: Spec. 5 Steven A. Wilson (right) and another defendant are led into of Directors’ right to set a Hartford attorney, C|arl their parents about spine First, the examiner checks the child examined, they need only say Congress Street Project in Hartford, Currently, in Connecticut there are Ckmgress. In 1812, the first wedding was performed in the White East Hartford Superior Court Friday morning. Wilson, a soldier the budget without in­ Nielsen , had reviewed the examinations that will take place something if they don’t want the shoulders, then measures between House. Mrs. Lucy Payne Washington, sister-in-law of stationed at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Edgewood, Md., is a terference although he con­ town’s charter and found throughout the month of April. child checked. the elbow and the side of the rib’eage. President James Madison, was married to Supreme ceded the 1,400 signatures only overrule petitions Grades 5 through 9 will be tested. The exams will be done by physical Finally, the child’s back, front, and suspect in the beating death of 13-month-old Amy Crouse. Wilson was may be ignored by the Court Justice Thomas Dodd. needed to force the BLACK If parents don’t say anything, their side is screened as the child bends Union counseling course ends In 1971, Army Lt. William Calley was found guilty in charged with risk of injury to a minor, cruelty to persons and third- board of directors where forward. The whole process takes 30 referendum the association the budget is concerned. the murder of 22 civilians in Vietnam. degree assault in the case of Amy’s sister, Kristine, 4. Wilson was seconds. offered to union members CIO, the Northern Area seeks on the issue could She contends the HARTFORD - Four trained to refer people in In 1973, the last U.S. troops left South Vietnam and the returned to a Hartford jail following the arraignment. (Photo by hardly be ignored by the Foundation scholarship Newington Children’s Hospital and and others in the communi­ association’s petition is a STALLION area persons were among CAP Council of the United need of services to social, last American prisoners of war were freed by North Viet­ Foley) Board. the State Medical Association has 38 members of the “Basic ty at no cost. The classes Auto Workers and the new initiative and asked school systems to perform health and other communi­ nam. “We don’t just pick those Union Counseling Course” train volunteers to “iden­ Teamster Union. In 1975, President Ford signed a $22.8 billion tax reduc­ budget figures out of the therefore binding. deadline is established these free checks so that curvature tify problems and act as ty agencies. ’The course, in “They told us we were MANCHESTER - April 7 is the the scholarship application form, and who received certificates addition to training tion bill enacted by Congress. air,” Cassano said, “A lot of the spine can be nipped in the bud. at the Seventh Annual referral agents; aiding Each week a different wrong on the Buckland deadline for filing financial aid the first page of the Internal Revenue referral agents, teaches A thought for the day: Scottish novelist Robert Louis Vote results official of tedious budget making Paul Newman That disease, called scoliosis, can Union Counselor Gradua­ people by showing them topic was discussed with Stevenson said, “Every man is his own doctor of divinity, firehouse,” Mrs. Sadloski applications to the Manchester income tax return, the financial aid be helped with a brace that doesn’t where to go for help”. participants skills that will Of the 54 delegates up for procedure goes into the tion dinner Friday night at the help of a panel of in the last resort.” HARTFORD (UPI) - Barbara Kennelly said the said. “And they were the Scholarship Foundation, Donald officer’s analysis takes into account inhibit the child’s enjoyment of life if The course is jointly aid them in serving on grabs. Kennedy received 29 final product.” When Time the Sonesta Hotel. experts from community boards and committees of Democrat Edward official results showed the Genovesi, president, announced such factors as total family income, it is caught early enough. If not, a sponsored by the United agencies. “Students learn and Carter 25. They are Louis Kocsis, social and community Kennedy and Republican Massachusetts senator today. assets, taxes, extraordinary medical metal rod must be inserted, or at Way of the Capital Area, what resources are received 98,662 votes, or Bush picked up 38.6 per­ • 1STH ANNUAL • On behalf of the foundation, he en­ Margaret Rosario, and agencies,” Henry Becker, George Bush Friday were Ran Out expenses, size of family, and the later stages of the disease, only sur­ the Greater Hartford available in the greater 46.9 percent, while cent with 70,367 votes; couraged graduating high school Robert Poitras ol course instructor, said. Lottery numbers officially declared the number of family members in gery can correct it. Labor Council of the AFL- Hartford area, and are winners on Connecticut’s runnerup President Carter Ronald Reagan 33.9 per­ seniors who are residents of college. The disease causes problems in the Manchester, and Christine PANCAKE FESTIVAL Sutphin of East Hartford. Winning daiiy iottery numbers drawn Friday in New first state-run presidential collected 87,207, or 41.5 cent with 61,735 votes and Manchester and Manchester resident Foundation directors never see the cardiovascular system and can England: primary. percent of the Democratic John Anderson got 40,354 All the Pancakes A Sausage You can Eatl Manchester Community College family financial information which Poitras is a member of the shorten life. In towns that have the United Auto Workers Connecticut: 535. Secretary of the State vote. for 22.1 percent in students who plan to transfer to app­ is forwarded directly to the aid of­ New Hampshire: 8870. Tuesday’s primary. program, spinal variations have been Union, one sponsor of the Palm Sunday, Marai 30,1980 ly for his financial aid. The founda­ ficer by the applicant. detected in about 4 percent of the course, t c b i d i e f c carpet and Rhode Island: 9195. Unitarians set speaker Of the 35 Republicans Serving 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tion, which administers about M adolescents and 2 percent have The 12-week course, an delegates. Bush picked up SlArJlfr KUBJJIC^-S funds, relies on an objective analysis floor covering MANCHESTER — The Rev. Eileen B. Karpeles of Masonic Temple • 25 East Center St. required active treatment or con- ongoing program, is I cMrLfc o 15, Reagan 14 and Ander­ New London, will speak this Sunday at 10:30 A.M. at the (NEXTrOCAVErS) MANCHESTER, CT. 2001: A SPACE of the need of edch applicant by a tinned observation. Census forms are out Unitarian Universalist Society’s East Meetinghouse at son six. Donation: Adults $2.00 college financial aid officer. Based 308 M A IN ST. •M A N C H E S T E R , CT Mrs. Kennelly said 33.1 Children (under 12) $1.00 G ODYSSEY O on the financial summary sheet of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Americans received their K^i^eles’ topi of “Tears” will include a discus- percent of the 635,764 _^^SpoiutondbyFrl»ndM£^d^^ FREE ESTIMATES Phone: 643-6663 enrolled Democrats voted census forms m the mail grum ling a t situations that have a way of tightening our DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR 12 YEARS 2 the length, others fearful of the government and most presentation will take and 43.1 percent of the 423,- L l'jfi Kn-.»y Law change sought There is no substitute willing to comply with the headcount since it comes only ^ 391 registered Republicans ONeal McNichol MANCHESTER - The for once a decade this basic and universal phenomenon. turned out at the polls. Community Services Coun­ clarifying the crime and The Census Bureau already knows just about how many cTyidqsfield ^five-in Music for the program will include organ-piano duets cil 'Thursday heafd a plea protecting the victim. SHADY GLEN QUALITY people live in the United States — 222 million — because MANCHBSTERX Stafford Rd.. WJlimanlic.Conn. ‘D a r l i n g s from Manchester Police At the same time, the — Service — ^ Vo.n. a. DRIVE-IN ROUTES 6 &44A FRI-8AT-8UN Lt. Pat Graves to support a change would also increase CLEARANCE PRICES FRI-SAT-SUN 3 Nb SPRING ,| 0 0 1 1 MARCH 28-^ noNi m change in laws regarding the penalty for commit­ — Cleanliness — OPENING l 9 o U ADM. $3 incest. ting incest by changing it BO DEREK UNDER I t FREE IK mil l o a vou — and product — every 10 years - is dif erent. It counts everyone the Manchester, will speak at the All Souls Church in New from a Class D to a Class C 9 Lt. Graves said she had government can find, not just a statistical sample. ^ BLAKE EDWARDS t estimate “ 1 0 ” . 9:00 been pushing for the penalty. EE ; It IS a mammoth undertaking. |.gad poetry from her book, “Rages, Celebrations” . change, proposed this term Lt. Graves asked the r a r n Is t r CNG^ a story o f chance WALL TO WALL 11KM by State Sen. David Barry, council and public to write * NO-WAX (D-Manchester) for letters to state legislators Shady Glen-Is Quality • • • VINYL CARPET CONGOLEUM Manchester To Advertise To Report News POtlEPEN ADVtMTUWe 7:00 several years. The thrust on this bill, called No. 5845, up to 9’X 12 100% Nylon Bast Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: • BEING of the change is to cease an Act Concerning Incest. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... 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Mail rates are PLEASE CAaTHEArar (John one) Bernice Rien) $ f Q ||9 9 Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. MORMCBR FOR SCREEN TIMES the title “Second Degree the matter is soon coming day available on request Monday through Friday. 1 9 0 INRTALLED Sexual Assault” thus not up for a vote. ^ .CLEANLINESS. 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29. IMO EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29, 1980 - .5 Courses by Newspaper Wings of Morning Jesus set the style for determining cause . By CLIFF SIMPSON the glorious triumph of Easter. So of God that passes all understan­ (But wait. Can I ask him to come “Yes, she is covered with them, situation the love of God in Christ Jesus is very, very healing. Nuclear energy: a Faustian ' Today if someone wants to espouse you can see that although salvation is ding,” what better time than now to into my humble dirty home?) both body and soul. The soul which is a cause, he announces a “march” on free, it was not cheap. Whereas when act. Attend church tomorrow and My home is humble, it is also dirty, meant to look beautiful and lovely, is The chuckle Editor’s Note: This is the 11th in a series of 15 articles thq, state house, the office of a con­ God created the world, it meant in a make the most important decision of but you are welcome to come in, if now ugly; but still she is my child. 1 lived in Vermont for a number of How I long to heal her!” exploring “Energy and the Way We Live.” In this article, gressman, or some other leader who way simply sending forth his word, your life. you do not mind.” years and heard many stories about Alvin M. Weinberg, director of Oak Ridge Associated may have a disagreement with the but when he came to save it, the “I always seek such homes, the “Does she not love you, sir?” That Ethan Allen, some of which were Freedom from guilt she must let you suffer so?” Universities’ Institute for Energy Analysis, specifies the “cause.” price was nothing less than the life of stranger replied as he walked in. legendary. Perhaps this is one: Jesus marched for our release “I have glimpsed her love for me “After the capture of Ticonderoga, precautions we must take to minimize the potential ‘ We read about marches on our em- his only begotten son. “Why, Sir! Your hands and feet are from the guilt of sin. Some scorn this bleeding, and your hair is all matted now and then, but that which is Ethan hurried home to his family in dangers of nuclear energy. This series, written for bassies abroad, marches on I recall an advertisement saying forgiveness and ridicule it. I recall before her eyes is something else and that you could get your crosses with blood! Let me bring some water Bennington, and while there attended Courses by Newspaper, a program of University Exten­ Washington at home. To march is to when I was working at the University to wash it all away.” she follows it blindly. She never lets a Thanksgiving service at the Old sion, University of California, San Diego, was funded by a call attention to a cheap, actually down in a bargain of Maine Christian Association in the “No. Water cannot wash it.” me come between her and the things First Church. Town history says that grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, crusade for an basement. “It all started by the twenties, one of the faculty members “Then, what can?” she follows.” during the long prayer in which the with supplemental funding from the National Science ideal or purpose. Duchess of Windsor and was made sang a song which indicated that “Love.” “Is that which is before her so at­ Reverend Mr. Dewey was giving all Foundation. Tomorrow is to A popular by the movie stars of Jesus had died for her and then she '■Love?” tractive?” the credit for the victory to the Lord, Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University of call attention to a Hollywood.” Be not misled, my tossed in the phrase “mighty, mighty “Yes, love.” “Yes, to the natural eyes it is.” Allen interrupted: “Parson Dewey, California. crusade for an friend, you could buy that cross for 49 nice of Jesus.” “For whom is this blood shed?” “Who is this woman, sir? Who is Parson Dewey!” At the third call the It turned my stomach. I recall she who made you suffer so? There ideal or purpose. cents but what do you have? You can “For one who has gone astray. 1 minister paused and opened his eyes. another conversation in which are blood drops all the way!” “Please,” said Allen, “mention to Tomorrow is have the Cross of Christ free — for have followed her through the By Alvin M. Weinberg salvation, is indeed free — but just someone said, “That’s all right. God highways and byways of life, over The stranger looked at me, and I the Lord about my being there.” Palm Sunday will forgive you.” To which came too looked right into his eyes. I knew It is now almost 40 years since the first nuclear chain remember the cost. How do you get rocks and mountains, and through How to service a sermon when Jesus made his ’Triumphant this peremptory response, “He ought him then. 1 fell at his feet crying out, reactor was created by Enrico Fermi in Chicago. this “free salvation?”' Just take it. valleys covered with thorns.” (continued) Entry at the conclusion of his to. ’ITiat’s his business! ” How far are “Is she worth all this suffering. “My Lord and my God.” If we judge from the statistics — 68 nuclear reactors Years ago on a counseling session, ‘march on Jerusalem.” these reactions to the need of those Sir?” “Arise, my child,” he said, “let .Strategy No. 2 fight hark. supplying 12.5 percent of our electricity in 1978,200 com­ Jesus marched to make men free— a man asked this question. I handed who confess their sins and pray for “Yes, she is my child.” me first heal your festering sores "Disagreement with the preacher is mercial power reactors in the rest of the world, and more free from fear, free from anxiety, him a dollar bill which he took. I said God to cleanse them! “Did you have to follow her long?” with my blood which I shed for you, quite permissable; in some cases, it than 200 reactors powering British, French, Soviet, and free from meaninglessness, free it is as simple as that. He kept the Some years ago when I was in In­ “Yes, for the last forty years.” and let me cover you with my love.” is highly desirable. It is probably American naval vessels — nuclear power is now a great ! from despair, free from wandering, bill and I trust he received the gift of dia, I came across this poem written “Did she never know that you were I arose and looked at myself and best to do this silently or you may be saw how ugley I was. I hid my face success. ! free from hatred, free from sin, free God — forgiveness, purpose, peace, by an unknown Indian woman: following her?” called on to elaborate constructively with my hands and cried, “Depart on your ideas before the congrega­ But nuclear power is embroiled in a bitter debate that from death — and his march went and joy. “Sir, come into my house. You look “She did. There were times when if " . her path was far too difficult for her, from me, 0 Lord, for I am a sinful tion; and that is much harder to do pits those who believe nuclear power is too dangerous right through death on the cross to If you haven’t yet found “the peace worn and tired. against those who insist it can be safely controlled. and then she would stop and turn woman.” than merely to disagree. For every I have referred to- nuclear power as a "Faustian around and ask me to help her. I did But he put his hand upon me and sermon thesis there is an antithesis. would not let me go. I felt his power bargain” Like the lengendary Faust, who bargained for gladly; but when it was all over she Preachers are skilled at presenting go through me 1 felt my burden roll half-truths. Discover the truth that magical powers, we must pay a price for our power. would leave me and run away again Services away. The whole of my past rolled up has been ignored, articulate it (to sometimes with never a word of Nuclear power, produced by the so-called breeder reac­ into one big scroll and vanished from yourself), and you and the preacher years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church thanks. She was swift of foot.” tor that creates more fuel than it uses, confers on Full Gospel Interdenominational “Did you keep on following her. my sight, and 1 heard him say: “It may have put together a respectable :Andover C hurch, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip school classes for age three through mankind an inexhaustible energy source. In return, Sir?” shall never return again.” fragment of Christian truth. " however, mankind must exert continuing vigilance and Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, Grade 6. Have you ever heard another say, • First Congregational Church of An- worship service and Bible study; 7 p.m., South United Methodist Church, 1128 “Ah, yes, for how could I give her A final word ... attention to detail in handling the nuclear system so as to or have you ever said yourself: “0 ; dover, UCC, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. deliverance service. Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. up? She is my child and I love her.” “ Do not lose courage in con­ " Taylor, pastor. 11 a.tn. worship service wretched man that I am! Who shall avoid harm. Faith Baptist Churrh, 52 Lake St. Laurence M. Hill, Rev, Bruce A. Pehr- “She too must be tired and worn sidering your own imperfections, but Land nursery care. 9:45 a.m., Sunday son, pastors, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship deliver me from the body of this Each 1,000 megawatt nuclear power plant can replace Rev, James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., out. She too must be sore and covered instantly set about remedying School. services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery death?” (Romans 7:24) In such a an oilfired plant that burns 8 million barrels of oil per k ” i' Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- with wounds.” them " — St. Francis de .Sales year or a coal-fired plant that burns 2.5 million tons of cice; 7 p.m,, evening service. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior high class, nursery ; 7:30 p.m., Praise and coal per year. Were we to replace the 300 nuclear plants zBolton Churrh of the Assumption, Adams Street at Thompson Road, Rev. Edward teaching service. originally planned for operation by 2000 A.D. with coal- M Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday m'asses at 5 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church powered plants, we might have to dig an additional 750 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Sunrise service scheduled 'R ^ d . Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; million tons of coal annually; if with oil, we would have to ||Sawrday mass at S p.m.; Sunday masses 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. R ev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor ELLINGTON - The annual the Folk Group from St. Luke’s Lutheran, St. Luke’s and Wesleyan. import an additional 2,500 million barrels of oil each -58t'7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ parish. Refreshments will be served " Bolton United Methodist Church, Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown Blaster Sunrise Service, sponsored by year. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 The Easter message will be following the service, on the -1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 the five churches of Ellington, will be With the world in an energy crisis, there is the a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for iH iles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; held in the Pavilion on Ellington delivered by the Rev. James Swartz, sidewalk in front of the strongest incentive to use and to expand nuclear energy. infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery ; 11 a.m., worship service, 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. Green at 7 a.m. pastor of the Crystal Lake United Congregational Church. In case of in­ • St. George's Episropal Churrh, Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and for infants. Methodist Church. Others par­ clement weather the service and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park The ecumenical choir, under the 'Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 ticipating in the service will be the and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. direction of Donald Benevides, will refreshments will be inside the Secure sites jvicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Jacobson, rector; Rev. J. Gary be presenting sacred music, as will clergy and members of the Center Congregational Church -a.m.. Nursery program and coffee meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 But there are potential problems that center on the L’Hommedieu. assistant to the rector; Congregational Church, First 'fellowship. p.m., salvation meeting. dangers of intense radioactivity generated in a nuclear r Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the *■ Bolton Congregational Church, United Pentecostal Church, 187 power plant, and on the possibility that plutonium rector. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 9 ZBolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, a m.. Holy Eucharist and church school; produced in a reactor can be used to make nuclear bombs JConover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship minister. 10 am ., Sunday school; 11 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. — the proliferation issue. •service and nursery, church school; 10:30 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., Church activities listed Center Congregational Church, 11 The possibility of terrorist attack on a nuclear plant or Za.m,, Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m., worship. Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., of clandestine diversion of nuclear material must be ^Forum, Study group. Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., senior pastor: Rev.(Chester C. Copeland, Second Church Concordia INazarene Church Trinity Covenant guarded against. This means that nuclear facilities will worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m,, Sun­ associate pastor. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - The always require heavy security. / f , Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. Second Congregational Concordia Lutheran Church of the Nazarene Trinity Covenant Church Such security can best be provided by clustering our St. John's Polish National Catholic Worship service and church school; 11:15 C oventry Church has scheduled the Church has scheduled the has scheduled the following has scheduled the following nuclear plants in perhaps 100 heavily guarded, expertly Church. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. following events for the following events for the events for the coming events for the coming week manned centers throughout the nation rather than disper­ m Coventry Presbyterian Church, Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; coming week. The technical arguments are reinforced by a study of vival, of nuclear power requires us to do better. As the 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. coming week. week. Tuesday: Men's Prayer sing them as we have for fossil fuel power stations. Most 34athan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 Tuesday: Women’s exer­ ancient man-made artifacts. In the Ekain caves near San Kemeny Commission that investigated Three Mile Island ■e.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Tuesday: Bible study, T'oesday: Young Breakfast, 6 a m., at South Windsor cise class, 7 p.m., in Kaiser of the existing nuclear sites could grow into such centers. Sebastian. Spain, there are paintings of horses, many in put it, “The legacy of TMI is the need for change.” J:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. 9:30 a.m. Staff meeting, 1 Women's Bible Study, LaStrada West Restaurant They would be large, permanent, and largely self- Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m. Hall Bible Study Group, 8 superb condition, made by Cro-Magnons 12,000 years ago. ■ Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Wapping Community Churrh, 1790 baby-sitting provided, 9:30 Building Committee, 7:30 An acceptable nuclear future p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 Wednesday: Bible study, p.m., in church room. contained. 3toute 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ a.m. Service, 2 p.m., at p.m. If the artifacts of Cro-Magnon man could survive in­ a.m. W^nesday: Children’s The security demanded at such sites is a small price to Can we design an acceptable nuclear future, one in 31. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m ., Sunday son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Crestfield Convalescent Wednesday: Pioneer advertently in the earth this long, is it not reasonable to St. James Church, Rev. Jam es school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. worship service and church school. Thursday: Maundy Choir, 6:30 p.m. Concordia Home Service, 3 p.m., at Girls, 6:30 p.m. pay for an enormous, new energy source. Moreover, if which the accident probability is much lower than this? Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, suppose that our geologists and ceramists and chemical Z St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. St. Franris of Asaiai Church, 673 Thursday services, 7:30 Choir, 7:30 p.m. Vernon Manor. the sites are permanently dedicated to nuclear activities, Of course we must, and will, correct the technical Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Thursday. Women's engineers can do at least as well with radioactive ^ m a r d Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Thursday: Maundy Wednesday: Ladies’ Bi­ both the low-level radioactive wastes and the reactors , e deficiencies revealed by the accident. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in p.m. Prayer Breakfast, 6 30 wastes? dJszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Thursday Services, 12 and residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 ble Study, 9:30 a.m. No a.m., at LaStrada W st themselves, after 40 years of operation — the predicted But equally important, and as suggested by Kemeny, Inasses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30 . 9:30 and 11 7:30 p.m. followed by strip­ In Gabon, Africa, there is a uranium mine in which p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 midweek service in Restaurant Maunday period for which they would be serviceable — could be we must have more expert operation and isolated sites. J:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. am . South Methodist natural reactors operated 2 billion years ago. Several a.m., noon and 5 p.m. ping of the altar. evening. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. We should confine all reactors to'relatively few perma­ • Second Congregational Church, Si. MargarrI Mary Church, Rev. John MANCHESTER - The kept where they are until most of their radioactivity has St. Bridget Churrh, 70 Main St. Rev. Friday: Good Friday Thursday. Maundy tons of plutonium and billions of curies of radioactivity 3toute 44A, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. South United Methodist Friday: Good Fiiday decayed. The hazards associated with our current prac­ nent sites, which would be operated by an elite corps of Philip A, Sheridan and Rev. Emijio P, Service, 7:30 p.m. were formed. Yet the plutonium, and much, though not astor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Thursday Communion Ser­ services, 7:30 p.m. tice of transporting radioactive materials away from the rr- professionals, each as highly selected and trained as Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 C3iurch has scheduled the all, of the radioactivity remained immobilized. If the J1 a.m., worship service. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, vice, 7:30 p.m. ■ and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, following events for the site would thus be greatly reduced. pilots of sophisticated jet aircraft. 10 and 11:30 a.m. Emanuel Friday: Individual fami­ earth can locally contain radioactivity so well by chance, 10:30 and noon. coming week. ■ North Methodist Beyond this the public will have to place the radiation ,S|, Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand ly communion with Pastor cannot modern technicians do better? Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland MANCHESTER - The hazard in better perspective. We must realize that we are Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Tuesday: Women’s McLain, 12 to 4 and 7 to 9 MANCHESTER - The ‘^ast Hartford Turnpike. 9:30 a.m,, Bible discourse; Emanuel Lutheran Church Radioactive wastes To be sure, the isolated wastes will require sur­ Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to prayer and study group, p.m., upon request at the North United Methodist bathed in a perpetual sea of radiation to which life ha^ 10:20 a.m., group discussion. has scheduled the following veillance — but the surveillance would be minimal: a few " First Assemblies of God, 763 the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 7:30 p.m., at 1208 Main St. Church has scheduled the The other concern regards radioactivity in a reactor. A adapted. Unless the public (and the media) accepts Zion Evangelical Lutheran Churrh church. people checking on the closed repository periodically to 3}ak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a m.; family service and Sunday school. Wednesday: Mission events for the coming following events for the typical, one million kilowatt plant contains about 15 (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Saturday: Men's Prayer exposure to radiation — even the remote possibility of J.m ., church school; 11 a m., morning Avery Street Christian Reformed commission, 7:30 p.m., in W6€k. make certain the site is undisturbed. streets. Rev. Charles W, Kuhl, pastor. 9 Meeting, 8 a.m. Bus coming week. billion curies of radioactivity — about equal to the exposure to dangerous levels — in the same spirit that it wvorship; 7 p.m., evening service, Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, the reception hall — men’s Monday: Staff, 3:30 p.m. a m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday ministry visitation, 10 a m. Tuesday: Bibie study radioactivity due to the uranium naturally dissolved in all Reactor accidents accepts exposure to other industrial pollutants, there is Z First Baptist Church of Fast Hart­ pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school: 11 a m. Scouts, 6:45 p.m. Special school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 prayer and study group, group, led by Jim Harvey, the oceans of the world. After a reactor is shut down, this ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Properly operating reactors pose a smaller insult to the little chance of our enjoying the benefits of plentiful a.m.. First and second year youth in­ 7:30 p.m. Benevolence Task Force, 7 7:30 to 9 p.m. radioactivity continues to generate heat that dies away environment than do coal-fueled boilers. ’They emit no nuclear energy over the long run. •m in St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 both services. Thursday: Confirman- p.m. St. Mary’s Wednesday: Upper 3i.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, struction. Holy Communion the first and .Messiah Evangelical Lutheran gradually over several weeks; the reactor must therefore Can we redeem the Faustian bargain, even as did third Sunday of each month. tion class, 3 p.m. Tuesday: Old Guard, 10 MANCHESTER - Saint carbon dioxide and therefore create no long-range threat •nursery; 9:45 am ., Sunday school; 6 Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Room Meal for women and Churrh of Christ, Lydall and Vernon a.m. Emanuel Church Mary’s Episcopal Church still be cooled. Eventually the remaining radioactivity to the earth’s climate. Goethe’s Faust, whose soul was finally saved? p.m., ‘Training Union. Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Metropolitan African girls, 6:30 p.m. streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 Women brown bag lunch, must be isolated permanently. On the other hand, as the Three Mile Island accident It was human fallibility that got us into trouble at ^ Faith Lutheran Churrh (Lutheran pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:30 Methodist Episcopal Zion has scheduled the following Thursday: Confirmation a m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 Only about ^0 cubic feet of high-level radioactive •Churrh in America), 1120 Silver Lane. a.m., Sunday school. Church, a bus will leave 12 p.m. Cherub and Junior events for the coming Class, 7 p.m. demonstrated, should a reactor lose its coolant, it could Three Mile Island, but it was human ingenuity that p.m., worship. iRev. Paul E, Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 Our Savior Lutheran Chureh, parking lot a 6:45 p.m., for Choirs, 4 p.m. Conway week. Friday: Good Friday wastes are created each year by a large reactor if the overheat and release some of its radioactivity to the en­ limited the damage. An acceptable nuclear future is First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 ;a.m., worship service. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Hartford. Holy Commu­ Diet, 7:30 p.m. Monday: Holy wastes are chemically reprocessed — somewhat more if therefore possible. Three Mile Island may have given us N. Main Si. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ Service, 8 p.m. vironment. In this respect a nuclear reactor is like a • First Congregational Churrh, 87 a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., Wednesday: Emanuel the spent uranium-bearing fuel is isolated,unprocessed. day school, and care for small children. nion, 7:30 p.m. Eucharist, 6 a.m., 7 a.m., large dam ; a dam, when properly operating, is a benign the incentive to re-examine the terms of the bargain, and |Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, worship. Friday: “A Shadow Play Choir, MARCH, Inc., 10 a.m. Evening Prayer, 7 THE Because the volume is small, most experts who have source of energy. Should the dam fail, land is flooded and to make the changes necessary for an acceptable nuclear •minister. Rev. Carl T, Holt, associate Community Baptist Chureh, 585 E. Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. of Calvary,” conducted by Master Key, 7:30 p.m. p.m. neiE studied the matter believe that foolproof schemes for dis- people are drowned. future. •minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Thursday: Communion Tuesday: Holy Jchurch school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Vernon youth group, 7:30 p.m. SPEAKS . posing of these wastes deep in the earth can be devised. Until the Three Mile Island incident, we in the nuclear and stripping of the altar, •hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Eucharist, 6 a.m., 7 a.m., By Yet, it is hard to convince people that even the experts The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are during the service; a.m.. Morning 7:30 p.m., in the Sanctuary community were confident that the probability of such an ^fellowship. 10:30 St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., Center Church 10 a.m. Evening Prayer, 7 Eugene can know much about containing man-made materials in­ accident was very small. After all, the world’s those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect worship, nursery provided. Rockville, ^turday masses at 5 and 7 Word and Witness, 7 p.m, ^ Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 MANCHESTER - The p.m. Brewer side the earth for periods of 1,000 years or more. By that pressurized water reactors had operated for 500 reactor those of the University of California, the National En­ •Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 (Communion and stripping Wednesday: Hoiy Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor: Rev. Center Congregational time the wastes would be no more hazardous than the years without an accident that harmed the public. To this dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ ;i0 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship and 11:15 a.m. of the altar, 7:30 p.m.. Eucharist, 6 a.m., 7 a.m., Someone has said "If uranium originally dug out of the ground. •service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service, George Emmitt, minister of visitation Rockville Baptist (ihurch, 69 Union Church has scheduled the Sanctuary. 10 a.m. Evening Prayer you ask enough people, you one must add more than 1,000 reactor years of operation dation, the distributing agency, or the participating and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; In seeking foolproof schemes, we are not asking the im­ Top: Commonwealth Edison’s Zion nuclear iNursery at all services. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, paster. 9 following events for the Friday: Choir a cantata - and Holy Communion, 7 can usually find someone 2 newspapers and colleges. 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church by the nuclear navy. * Burnside United Methodist Church, a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ coming week. Passion of Christ by who'll advise you to do possible. President Carter’s task force on radioactive power station north of Chicago has been in and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, p.m. Three Mile Island has shaken this belief. Although no ! i81 Church St. Rev, Henry J. Scherer Jr., day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Monday: Staff meeting, Handel, 7:30 p.m. what you were going to do wastes concluded. “Successful isolation of radioactive nursery. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. Maundy Thursday: service since 1973. Bottom; Pickets protest one was hurt, if the probability of such accidents is no Next week: Wilson Clark, author of “U.S. Energy 'pastor. 9:30 a.m., Church school for all 3:30 p.m.. Church Office. Saturday. A A Emanuel anyway ' Isn't it strange wastes from the biosphere appears technically feasible Calvary Church (Assemblies of Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Evening Prayer, 7 p.m. how we decide on a course use of nuclear power in Cleveland in March lower than 1 in 500 reactor years, the public will probably Policy,” discusses solar and other “renewable” energy ■ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m., Tuesday: Pilgrim Choir, Hill Chapter of Alcoholics for periods of thousands of years. [Worship hour with child care provided for God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Liturgy for Maundy of conduct, and then seek 1979. (UPI photos) not accept nuclear energy. ’The future, indeed the sur­ sources. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., in Memorial Anonymous, 8 p.m., in Thursday, 7:30 p.m. confirmation of the deci­ ;infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High Hall &cred Dance Group, •and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 noon. Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Prayer vigil, 9 p.m. to sion. under the guise of I Wesley Memorial Churrh (United a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service St. John's Episcopal Church, Route 6:30 p.m., in Woodruff Hall Friday at noon. seeking help in making the About the Author Questions ^Methodist Churrh), 110 Ellington Road. of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 Diaconate 7:30 p.m., in . Good Friday: Liturgy decision'' [Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Concordia. Lutheran Churrh, a.m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ Robbins Room. People go from doctor to 9 and communion from (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. ■worship service, child care. vice and church school. Wednesday: Chancel Reserved Sacrament, doctor, seeking one who Alvin M. Weinberg has been director of Oak Ridge (1) Approximately what percentage of our electricity Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Vernon Assemblies of God Church, Choir, 7:30 p.m., in Chaadler’i Wobble will prescribe pleasant associate pastor. 8:30 a.m., Holy Com­ noon. Evening Prayer, 7 Associated Universities’ was produced by nuclear reactors in 1978? 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Federation Room. remedies for their health munion, youth class, nursery for small As it rotates, the earth wob­ p.m. j Institute for Energy Analysis, Glastonbury Michelino Ricci, pastor. IIIOO a.m. and Thursday: Sacred Dance problems. Politicians con­ (2) Why does Weinberg refer to nuclear power as a children; 10 a.m.. Holy (^mmunion, 6:30 p.m., worship services. bles on Its axis. This devia­ Holy Saturday: Evening Workshop, 3:30 p.m., in sult various economists un­ which he helped to establish, Faustian bargain? St. Dunstan's Churrh. Manchester church school through Grade 6, nusery Vernon United Methodist Church, tion,. known as Chandler’s Prayer, 5:30 p.m. Vigil and til they find one who will since 1975. (3) What are the major problems associated with Road. Rev. Joteph R. Bannon, pastor. for small children. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Woodruff Hall Maundy Wobble, reaches its peak eve­ First Communion and Bap­ recommend policies accep­ ry seventh year. Some scien- Following his retirement in nuclear reactors? Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Unitarian Universaliit Society i East, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. Thursday Office of tism with Holy Commu­ table to their constituents at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Tenebrae and Holy Com­ tuts believe earthquakes are 1973 as director of Oak Ridge (4) How can we best provide the necessary security for Chureh of St. Bernard,, Rockville. more numerous in those nion, 7 p.m. Folks with marital minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday munion, 7:30 p.m., in Sanc­ National Laboratory, a posi­ nuclear facilities? yean. The next peak year will problems parade to various Trinity Covenant Chureh, 302 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at tion he held for more than a Hebron tuary. be 1985. counsellors until they hear Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. an easy, non-threatening quarter century, he served for Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant .AnBWerti Route Rockville United Melhodial Churrh, answer to their conflicts. St, Peter's Fpisropal Churrh, pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m., Worship ser­ one year as director of the (1) 12.5 percent. 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, Similarly, the spiritually Federal Energy Ad­ vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. bedevilled run the gamut of (2) Like the legendary Faust who bargained for his Worship service. day Bible school classes for all ages, ministration's Office of Gilead Congregational Churrh, First Congregational Church of Ver­ religious quacks, until they magical powers, we must pay a price for plentiful power. three through adult, nursery for Infants. non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. Special service Sunday find one who will confirm Energy Research and (3) Radioactivity, proliferation of plutonium that can Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- Second Czingregational Churrh, 385 Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, their prejudices Such may Development. N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. be used for nuclear bombs, terrorist attacks, waste service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church MANCHESTER - Palm Sunday d rn. service. be comforting momentari- The originator of the nuclear pressurized water reac­ MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. The Junior Choir will join the Adult transportation, and disposal. school classes. worship services at the Trinity Covenant Iv. but hardly enlightening tor, he proposed its use for submarine propulsion in 1944. worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Worship service. (3ioir and trumpeters in the processional Head Gal I 10 (4) Clustering nuclear plants in heavily guarded, Church will be held at 8:15 and 10:50 a.m,, He has received many awards for his contributions to Fellowship hour in the hall. Full Gospel InIrrdenominalional at the 10:50 a.m. service. They will also expertly manned centers. North United Methodist Churrh, 300 with the Rev. Norman Swensen, pastor, Manchester Churrh Inr., 9 Ellington Ave., participate in the singing of “The Palms the theory and development of nuclear reactors, in­ Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, speaking on “The Triumphal Entry.” CHURCH OF CHRIST cluding the I960 Atoms for Peace Award and the Atomic Gospel Hall, Center Street, 10 a.m., pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance Marion Hutt and Mildred Nilson will and “The Holy City.” Lydall and Vernon Streets Visitors are welcome at both services. Knergy Commission's E. 0. [..awrence Memorial Award. breaking bread; 11:41 a.m., Sunday cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., sing “Hosanna” by Gregor, at the 8:15 Phone 646-2903------school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. vices: 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five deliverance service. * -JEygNjNG HERALD, Sat., M arch^ Obituaries 19S4 goal set Carrie Dietrichsen BOLTON — carie Dietrichsen, 85, of 119 French Road, died on hiring plan Thursday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of MANCHESTER- Voting against date "unreasonable” and "Impossi­ William Dietrichsen. the recommendation of Robert ble She was born in Plymouth July 21, Weiss, town manager, the Board of “Our application Process and 1894 and had lived here for 82 years. Directors has set a 1984 goal for im­ hiring is totally consiktant with the She is survived by two sons, plementing the town Affirmative extension,” Stephen Cassano, deputy Clarence Dietrichsen of Manchester Action plan. mayor, said. “We cannot meet the.; and John Dietrichsen of Dayville; Weiss, responding to pressure from goals of 1982, we will probably still be ■ one daughter, Mrs. Irene Wilson of the U.S. Treasury Department, in the HUD (Community Develop­ Bolton, with whom she made her resnmmnnded retaining the original ment Block Grant) suit." home, and several grandchildren and 1982 goal. This deadline was set when However, Steve Werbner, person­ great-grandchildren. the plan, hiring 25 blacks, Hispanics, nel director, said the town probable . Funeral services will be held Mon­ and women, was formulated in 1978. could not meet either the 1 ^ or the 1984 goal. day at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 I'?-' '-a The town postponed approving the Main St., at 1 p.m. Buriai will be in plan, and requested an extension to “The bottom line is, can the tpwn East Cemetery, Manchester. 1987. The U.S. Treasury informed the show it made every effort to meet the Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to board last week, the town must docu­ goals,” he said. “ We have to show a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ment in detail why the postponement good faith effort.” is needed. James McCavanagh commented Mrs.Georgiana Fox Weiss said approving the original there was no reason to set a 1982 goal MANCHE.STER— Mrs. Georgians date would “decrease” the if there was no chance of meeting it. ■ Gilleau Fox, 87, formerly of Walker H m5 likelyhood that the documentation Republican Gloria Della Fera Street, died Thursday at a local con­ would be needed or that the town’s |1 called the 1982 goal "unreasonable” valescent home. and said the 1£^ goal was a com­ million in revenue sharing would be i'.ll She was the widow of George E. in jeopardy. promise. Fox. Seniors as guests ’The town contended that the goals The 1984 goal passed on a 9-0 vote. * Born in Providence, R.I., June 21, could not be meet because of hiring Weiss’s recommendation was also 1892, Mrs. Fox resided in Hartford Grade 6 students at Academy School serve them during the week. Eating lunch here difficulties. bypassed on a request from the Town before coming to Manchester in 1943. as guides for senior citizens from the Gideon from left to right are: Miriam Schmidt, one ’The Human Relations Commission of Tolland temporarily to use the She was a member of the Welles Center in Glastonbury. The students of the seniors, and Grade 6 students Nancy recommended a compromise date of Manchester landfill. Tolland has Manchester Senior Citizens and a since received an extension from the gave the seniors tours of the building and the Clarke and Theresa Angelo. (Herald photo by 1984. It was this date the Board of former volunteer with the Sheltered Directors accepted, calling the 1982 Department of Environmental Workshop, a foster grandmother at classroom activities and also ate lunch with Lavallee) Protection to continue using its town the Mansfield Training School. dump until standards are upgraded. She is survived by two daughters, Weiss suggested approving the Mrs. Doris Burke of Manchester and request in case extension was not Mrs. Marjorie Gallup of Devon, given final approval. Galati sentenced to prison Mrs. Celichowski holds a basket full of colorful Easter three grandchildren and two great The board, however, decided to grandchildren. ‘Tve seen some of these men weep remove the item until discussion was eggs she artistically decorated. HARTFORD (UPI) - Retired the civil service ladder — including The accused, most present or Funeral services will be Tuesday with shame” in confessing their ac­ necessary. Krystyne Celichowski displays some of her center, is a replica of one of the old homes in morning at 9:15 at Watkins Funeral New Britain Fire Chief Raymond his promotion to chief. former New Britain officials, were The state also said Galati joined tions, Coe said. In other business the board ap­ paper cutout work at her home at 109 Foote Glastonbury; a mushroom display is at left; Home, 142 East Center Street, and Galati was ordered to prison Friday arrested after a state one man grand other officials in the central Connec­ Galati, who joined the Fire Depart­ proved a 10 percent increase in daily and a white lamb, at right. mass will be celebrated at 10 o’clock — the first person sentenced in a jury probe. Five others have pleaded ticket fees of the Manchester Coun­ Road, South Glastonbury. On the table, at scheme to sell city jobs and ticut city of 78,000 in selling quilty but Galati was the first to be ment as a substitute fire fighter in at Church of the Assumption with promotions within the Fire Depart­ 1946, was scheduled to be the first try Club. Cassano said the increase Easter eggs with a different look burial in St. James Cemetery. promotions which officials said could sentenced. amounts to about 50 cents more in ment and pressuring subordinates "1 agree that the defendant has defendant to go on trial on 15 charges Friends may call at the funeral involve more than 80 people. the fees. He noted that higher fees into paying for them. already been punished more than this and jury selection had already begun home Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 Galati, considered a key figure in would be established for out-of-town Kelly handed down 1-3 year court can do,” Kelly sgid. But the when he pleaded guilty. and in the evening from 7 to 9. the state’s case, was sentenced to 1-3 Coe reduced the initial counts to golfers. years in prison after prosecutors said sentences on each count, to run con­ judge said it was necessary to Dyed ‘eggsactly’ right Memorial contributions may be six by merging the charges stem­ The board previously approved a 10 made to the choice of the donor. he had agreed this week to cooperate currently, after an empassioned plea sentence Galati to “act as a part, she said, the egg inside dries up by G alati’s defense attorney, ming from promotional exams Galati percent increase in membership fees and paper cutting for various ciubs, and testify against others charged in deterrent to others and a warning it for the country club. By BETTY RYDER organizations and in area schools and and although it may smell for a short the municipal corruption scandal. Edward Lynch. (corruption) is not going to be helped rig as far back as 1972. Family Editor In Memoriam Galati pleaded guilty Feb. 19 under also conducts classes through time, that too disappears and the "1 am deeply ashamed. 1 never Galati had faced up to 60 years in accepted any longer.” In loving memory of Duncan D. Kennedy who the U.S. Supreme Court’s so-called Woman’s body found Two area artists are especially Connecticut and for smali groups at eggs can be kept for a long time. "I made any money. We thought we Coe said the corruption existed passed away March 29. 1972. prison and 830,000 fines on two counts Alfred rule, which allows a defendant MANCHESTER -T h e body of busy at this time of year dyeing eggs her home. try to keep them in a shaded area were helping people get jobs. I am each of bribery and conspiracy and before Galati and former Civil Ser­ during the hot weather, especially in Loving memories keep you ever close to our to not concede guilt but admit the Katherine Covello was discovert by in various colors and designing them "The concept of dyeing eggs truly sorry,’’ Galati told Superior vice Director Alfred Pettinelli hearts single charges of first-degree larceny evidence against him is so Manchester police at her home in intricate patterns. originated in Greece,” she said. “It July and it usually works out well," Court Judge Eugene Kelly. played their parts in the system. Love. by extortion and attempt to commit overwhelming he’s likeiy to be con­ Friday night. Mrs. Krystyne Celichowski of 109 was a symbol of new life; a sign of she said. Peter, Diane. Bob. Karen. Kelly said he was not unmindful of first-degree larceny by extortion. “But they made a mockery of and Krystyne is currently compiling a Carolyn, Randy. Shannon victed if tried. Police officers went to the Foote Road, South Glastonbury, and spring.” Galati’s 34-year record with the totaliy nullified the merit system. When instructing students in the book on egg dyeing and paper cutting department but said, "1 am shocked The city last week hired an at­ He retired shortly after he was residence at 34 Woodbridge St. after Mrs. G. Adaline (Dodi) Laughlin of Good people were destroyed b^ause 310 Hackmatack St., Manchester, are art of egg dyeing, Krystyne says she and welcomes inquiries from people by the length and breadth of the cor­ torney to investigate allegations as arrested on Aug. 2, 1979 along with receiving a telephone call. The body In Memoriam promotions were already bought,” multi-talepted women who are using cautions them to be careful of the interested in learning the art. ruption.” many as 60 more employees may Coe said. former Police Chief Thomas of the 23-year-old woman was taken In loving memory of Duncan D. Kennedy who their skills to add enrichment to the candle flame used to heat the wax. A newcomer to Manchester, Dodi, Galati, 60, pleaded guilty to six have been involved in the scheme He said some people were com­ Ormsby, Civil Service Commission to Manchester Memorial Hospital passed away March 29. 1972. Chairman Frederick Haddad and ahere an autopsy is being performed, "Of course, the eggs are fragile, and her husband, Bruce, and their charges last month after prosecutors which has already resulted in 19 promised and forced into paying for lives of those around them. So sadly missed along life's way. three others. police said. Police wouuld not com­ Krystyne, a native of Poland, said, too,” she said. “The shells of Euro­ children, Robert and Catherine, Quiently remembered every day. detailed how he bought his way up arrests. their jobs. ment on cause of death. "Painting and drawing were a part of pean eggs are especially fragile. recently moved into a house on Wife. Son. Daughter-In-Law our tradition and it began in school.” There, they cater to the inside of the Hackmatack Street which was built Upper Photos Si. John’s Church Interned in a German prison camp eggs; here we cater to the outside.” by her great-grandfather. By Adamson Church movie MANCHESTER-St. John’s Polish in 1944, Krystyne remained there un­ “My dyes are harmless food colors The Laughlins are both professional artists working in VERNON-The film, "Climb a National Catholic Church has til the end of World War II. In 1949, to which I add a little vinegar. With a Bottom Photos Utilities learned lesson: NU stylus, dipped in hot wax, I draw the several media. Tall Mountain,’’ will be shown Sun­ scheduled the following events for she came to the United States and Bv Pinto "During the two months preceding day at 7 p.m. at Union BERLIN (UPI) - Utilities have Anti-nuclear protesters Three Mile Island. Sillin also said there have been im­ the coming week. later met her husband, Stefan, who is pattern and then dip the egg in a dye. Congregational Church. The film was demonstrated outside Northeast’s Sillin said devices have been in­ provements in methods for isolating Wednesday: Stations of the Cross, employed by Connecticut Bank & After blotting the egg dry with a Easter, I work with eggs using the learned a lesson from the nation’s Ukranian wax resist technique,” photographed entirely on location in worst nuclear accident at Th’^ee Mile headquarters Friday morning. Two stalled at the'utilities’ plants that the ractor containment building in all 7 p.m. Trust Company. The couple has three paper tissue, I add more design and With a stylus, which is first dipped in hot wax, Mrs. Celichowski Dodi said. the Swiss Alps and the message has Island and have made nuclear power women were arrested. Another would indicate if a relief valve did three plants to prevent the discharge Hoiy Thursday: Institution of the daughters. dip again into another color. Finally, draws a design on the egg’s shell. meaning for those of all ages. demonstration took place outside not close properly, as was the case at of radioactive material in the event A woman of many talents, she also when completed the egg is held close "The history of Ukrainian eggs is "safer than ever before,” Northeast Eucharist, 9 a.m. part of the fun. Although they were The morning Palm Sunday service Utilities chairman Lelin F. Sillin Jr. Northeast’s Millstone I and II the Three Mile Island. of an accident. Good Friday: Mass of the Presanc­ does paper cuttings and her work was to the candle flame and the wax is exchanged at Easter, they were will be at 10 a.m. in the sanctuary said Friday. nuclear complex in Waterford. Equipment changes were made at Reactor operators also have tified, 9 a.m. Evening Service, 7 p.m. cited in the December issue of melted off. When you wipe the wax given with affection just as we with the giving out of the palm "The lessons learned from Three "Even before the accident at Three the Millstone II plant to prevent the received special training on the Holy Saturday: Blessing of the "Yankee Magazine.” off, it coats the egg and serves as a exchange Valentines,” she said. bra-ches. Mile Island have been well and Mile Island was over, the nuclear in­ automatic transfer of water from the sequence of events that took place at New Fire, Holy Water, Mass, 8:30 “I have worked with many Girl preservative. Ai 7:30 April 3, Maundy Thursday, thoroughly applied," said Sillin on dustry and Northeast were making bottom of the containment building Three Mile Island, Sillin said, Scout groups and we made paper cut­ How long do the eggs last? Well, Dodi uses hot wax and poisonous a.m. dyes in dyeing some of her eggs and there will be a service of Holy Com­ the anniversary of the Pennsylvania changes based on the event and are to an adjacent building. Meters have "Northeast Utilities has moved to out replicas of most of the old homes sometimes, she explained in warm munion and Tenebrae. continuing even today,” Sillin said. been installed at the Connecticut improve public communications, in Glastonbury,” she said. weather, gas forms inside the shell cautions young people to seek the accident. The utility supplies more Church sets events help of adults before attempting it than half its customers electricity He said the measures were taken Yankee plant in Haddam and at evacuation planning and procedures Krystyne demonstrates egg dyeing and it explodes. But, for the most BA Club president to protect against radioactive Millstone II to indicate if boiling oc- jq mobilize personnel at the nuclear VERNON-The First themselves. "These eggs cannot be needs from six nuclear units, three of Congregational Church has consumed,” she added. them in Connecticut. releases of the kind that took place at cijrs in the primary system, he said, plants and main headquarters into MANCHESTER-C.D. McCarthy scheduled the following events for But, for the traditional Easter was re-elected president of the special teams for responding to in­ cidents,” he said. the coming week. basket, Dodi uses food coloring dyes British American Club Saturday at Thursday: Communion Service and on hard-boiled eggs the inside of the club’s annual meeting. Tenebrae, 7:30 p.m. which may be consumed. Other officers elected for a two- Protest marks TMI date Performance Sunday the worst accident in the 20-year Friday: St. John’s Episcopal Locally, she is working with a craft year term include: Frank Dowds, BERLIN (UPI) — About 30 anti- attempting to pass leaflets to NU history of nuclear power in the MANCHESTER- A performance Church, noon to 3 p.m. . Pilgrim club at the Keeney Street School and vice president; Robert Bissell, finan­ nuclear protesters took their chants employees in Berlin United States, it resulted in no dealing with the achievements of Fellowship, 5 p.m. Senior High is also at the Lutz Junior Museum cial secretary; William Allen, and leaflets to Northeast Utilities’ But Northeast’s chief executive of­ fatalities, no injuries and no adverse Margaret Fulier will be presented at Pilgrim Fellowship, 7 p.m. demonstrating her craft. treasurer; Chester Clifford, recor­ corporate headquarters Friday to ficer Leian F. Sillin scoffed at their th e Unitarian Universalist mark the first anniversary of the ac­ concerns and said "nuclear energy is public health impact,” Sillin said in a She has exhibited in craft gallerys, ding secretary; Bryce Carpenter, Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., Square danee caller shops and libraries and schools and assistant secretary and treasurer cident at Three Mile Island nuclear safer than ever before” since the ac­ statement. But the protesters said a string of tonight at 8. taught workshops at Putnam (N.Y.) and Frank Kiernan and Richard power plant. cident at the Harrisburg, Pa. plant. MANCHESTER — Jerry Benoit recent shutdowns at Northeast’s It was incorrectly reported in Arts Center, the Ridgefield (CT.) Nash, auditors. Two young women were charged The protesters, some members of of Springfield, Mass, will be guest Millstone II nuclear power plant in Friday’s Herald the performance caller Saturday at the Manchester Guild of Artists, the Brookfield (CT.) with breach of peace for allegedly the Hartford Clamshell Alliance, would take place on Sunday night. Lutz hosts blocking cars entering Northeast’s said their informational picket was Waterford and an automatic shut­ Square Dance Club from 8 to 11 p.m. Craft Center and G. Fox & Co., Hart­ down at the Connecticut Yankee at the Verplanck School, 127 Olcott ford. MANCHESTER-Mr. and Mrs. J. complex but were released on to stress Northeast’s muscle in promises to appear in court, police the nuclear industry. plant Thursday were evidence of a Al-Anon meeting St. Anita and Russ White will Cue the In March 1979, her work was Arthur Joyce will be host and hostess serious problem. featured in an article in "Super at the Lutz Junior Museum, 126 said. Northeast, Connecticut’s largest EAST HARTFORD - The Al- rounds. "Three Mile Island shows it can Anon family group will meet Satur­ Mag,” a magazine for children. Cedar St.. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Police in Waterford also reported utility, operates the state’s three Door duty will be attended by Mr. happen here. Every time you scram day at 8:30 p.m. at the Burnside These multi-talented women The museum is open to the public about 30 persons demonstrated out­ nuclear power plants and has a and Mrs. John Blowey. Serving a reactor, it puts a stress on the Methodist Church, Church Street.. refreshm ents will be Mr. Jack welcome the opportunity to free of charge. side Northeast's Millstone nuclear fourth facility under construction. power complex and released hun­ "Northeast Utilities is a very im­ system. It (a shutdown) can’t be The meetings are open to anyone Blowey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles demonstrate their crafts and add In her studio, Mrs. Laughlin uses the Ukranian technique of egg dyeing. Square Circle dreds of balloons. portant source of the probiem. It is good. Who knows what could who has a family member or friend Boggini and Mr. and Mrs. Richard enrichment to the lives of those "We're here in solidarity with peo­ the link between the people and the happen,” said Liam Driscoll, 22, of who has a drinking problem. Bohadik. around them. MANCHESTER-The Square Cir­ problem,” said Cynthia Jaffe, 23, of New Haven. cle of the Manchester Lodge of ple all over the country. People are very frightened about nuclear Middletown. Masons will hold an open house Mon­ power,” said demonstrator Steve Sillin’s defense of the industry won day at the Masonic Temple. There Germany trip slated Blum. 22, of Middletown. support Thursday night from about will be cards, chess, pool, conversa­ "This is the anniversary of Three 1(X) pro-nuclear demostrators who GLASTONBURY—Hamburg, Germany is the destina­ tion and refreshments. All masons held a lightbulb rally outside the tion of the May 24-June 5 Friendship Force flight, accor­ and their friends are welcome. Open Mile Island. It shouldn’t be a Capitol in Hartford. ding to Jim Juros of Glastonbury, flight director for the 455 HARTPOfiD ROAD house will be from 10 a.m. to noon. business-as-usual day,” said Steve Ritz, 20, of Middletown, who was “Although Three Mile Island was spring flight. 643-5230 Juros made the announcement Wednesday night at the official induction meeting for all ambassadors and hosts which was held at Trinity College. OPEN 7 DAYS Applications for both ambassadors and hosts are still available and may be obtained by calling 646-1320. Cost of A WEEK 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. the trip is $483. FM M i YOW S H M m NBIIS. Ambassadors who have already been accepted for the 1?— flight are urged to mail their checks in promptly to: YOUR Friendship Force, P. 0. Box 205, Manchester, 06040. I //r YMCA program set AND'lfELCr CmiECnON MENCY DWHM RE8UUUI HOUMf EAST HARTFORD—The fourth session of the Blast Hartford Branch YMCA’s Movement Education 'YiiDir exster ~ Program for 3 to 5-year-old boys and girls will begin April 1 and will continue through May 15. There will be two HEMKXIMtTERS classes for 3-year-olds at 9:15 a.m. and 10:15 a.m., and one class for 4 and 5-year-olds at 11:15 a.m. All three FOR classes will meet on Tuesday and ITiursday mornings and V. will be limited to 10 children. The structure of the class CANDY will consist of 45 minutes of creative physical activity •RUSSELL STOVER followed by simple arts and crafts activity. •MUNSON’S ISew police cruisers Parents may choose to register their child for both •CADBURY CREMES Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the cost for 12 classes will •LOW PRICES G. Adaline (Dodi) Laughlin of 310 Hackmatack St., New eight cylinder Ford LTD, police cars cars to be on duty within two weeks. They be $17 plus a one year Pre-School membership of $4. ON EASTER NOVELTIES A close-up of the decorated eggs shows the intricate designs and color used by Mrs. Laughlin. wait to be outfitted behind the East Hartford will replace older cars which have achieved Manchester, holds some of eggs in both original and traditional Telephone registrations are now being accepted at the design. police Station. Police officials expect the high milage. (Herald photo by Folev) YMCA office, 289-4377. EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29, 1980 r- 9 8 - EVENWG HERALD. Sat., March 29, 1880

Now, what I’m looking for. News for Senior Citizens meeting. If you don’t, you equipment maintenance Schedule for week Is for a few more will be plac^ at the golf and golf club repair. If you Wednesday: 9 am., Sunday: 1 p.m.. Variety ColenclQr.. Sunday volunteers to help out at coqrse designated by the are interested, please call health clinic. 10 a m., Show rehearsal. baked ham dinner and Friday at 11 a.m. and on the greenhouse. Also, I’m committee. Also, many pinochle games, crewel m m L • PAC Fish CTub, annual pre-season meeting, 2 p.ra., By W ALLY FORTIN the center and leave your Monday through Friday: staying for the entertain­ Thursday, It will stop looking for donations, other points that are very embroidery class and village street. Hi! ’Things here at our name and phone number. Jflancnesier between 10:30 a.m. and either of money, or if you important, will be dis­ Registration for our day at new home are moving ment. Menu for week the Dog Track. Friendship Circle. Noon­ Here is next week’s schedule of public meetings. The Monday Don't forget that time is 10:45 a.m. have the plastic boxes cussed. So, If you want a time lunch served. 12:45 along pretty well now, but Monday: Beef barley Monday; 8:30 a.m., sign locations are in the Municipal Building, 41 Center St., un- Town Council budget meeting, 7 p.m.. Memorial ninning out for you folks We just found out that needed for transplanting it hand in the decisions, you p.m. bridge games. 1 p.m. each day we find ways of soup, sliced white turkey up for the dog track. 10 less noted otherwise. Building. who haven’t as yet filled Mrs. Catherine Cappuccio would be much ap­ must attend. craft class. Bus pickup at making some changes. It sandwich, fudge brownie, a.m., kitchen social out your Income Taxes. We is 111 a t Manchester preciated. All donations or There will also be a 8:15 a.m., return trips at Monday Wednesday a ll takes time, and beverage. games. Noontime lunch have volunteers on hand Hospital and we know any Inquiries, please con­ meeting for the ladles on 12:45 and 3:30 p.m. 7 p.m. — Mayor’s condominium committee. Hearing Town Council budget meeting, 7 p.m.. Memorial patience is the name of the Wednesday: French served. 1 p.m., pinochle here at the center Tuesday cards would certainly be tact me at the center. April 23 at 7:15 p.m. to Thursday: Noontime Room. Building. game. games. Bus pickup at 8:15 appreciated wishing her a Concerning golf. Just a finalize their league. vegetable soup, grilled lunch and meal on wheels. T u e s d a v Board of Directors Hockanum Industries, 7:30 p.m., In a couple of weeks, we afternoon from 1 to 3:30 a.m., return trips at 12;45 speedy recovery. few things; Right now the Again, you must attend, so cheese and tomato should have our sliding p.m. to help you, and it’s and 3:30 p.m. 1 p.m. Fun Day entertain­ 9 a.m. — Directors Comment Session. Police Station, West Street. Joe has a few things to men will be having two all the details may be sandwich, butterscotch partition doors up, and that ail for free. Tuesday; 9 a.m., bus for ment with Lois and John 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum Linear Park Committee, Thursday Here’s some information tell you about the leagues, one at East Hart­ worked out. Now, if you did pudding, beverage. Churila showing slides on will help keep some of the Thursday: Baked ham, shopping; 9:30 a.m., oil Probate Court Chambers. Maundy Thursday Eucharist service, 10 a.m.: Prayer for some of you folks who greenhouse and also about ford and the other at Red n o t attend the last their travels abroad. Bus noise down. Also, soon our candied sweet potatoes, painting class. No square 7:30 p.m. — Building Committee, Hearing Room. Watch, 10:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Seder, 6:30 p.m., St. John’s live in the downtown area the golf program; Concer­ Rock. T h erefo re, I ’m meeting, make sure that pickup starting at 10 a.m. game room will be hooked green beans casserole, roll dancing today. 1 p.m., Wodnesdav Episcopal Church, Route 30. who look forward to com­ ning the greenhouse, we calling for a meeting on you call the center to have Return trip after entertain­ up with a couple of and butter, jelly bean cake, senior bowling league at o ” rT A Av u EEC VI u c* Maundy ’Thursday service of Holy Community, 7:30 ing to our center for noon have approximately 12,000 April 16 at 7:15 p.m. at the your name on the roster. ment. 8 a.m. - Parking Authority, 555 Main St. Union Concreuational Church speakers so that everyone beverage. the Parkade Lanes and 7:30 p.m. - Youth Commission, hearing room. i-ongregationai Lnurcn. lunch. Our bus will stop at vegetables and flower center. All members of the Also, next Wednesday, Friday: Closed for Good can hear. league and others that are April 2, at 1:30 p.m., there Friday: ' Closed Good return from shopping. 1:30 7:30 p.m. — Democratic Executive Committee, Coffee rnday Arthur’s Drug Store on plants which will be ready Friday. Here’s some good news interested, must attend the will be a meeting of golf Friday. p.m., exercise class. Room. Good Friday services, noon to 3 p.m., St. John’s for you gamblers and those Monday, Wednesday and by the middle of May. Thursday Episcopal Church, Route 30. who would like to take a 8 a.m. - Economic Development Council, Hearing Schools and town offices closed today. day off. We are going to spend the day at the dog A ll Stop o Shops open Sunday am-S pm 4:30 p.m. — Cheney Histtorical Committee. SoUtH W ltld sO T races. 9 ’The trip is scheduled as 6:30 p.m. -Ju d g e ’s Hours in Probate Court. Today Pink or^Red part of our Big Week, on 4 - 6 Bud ___ Bi - colored Choice of colors A wtAMioT’ Evening of recognition for Bill Grace, 6:30 p.m., Marco ’Thursday, May 8 and in­ /inaover Polo ResUurant. Gift hearers cludes admission to the Happy Today Tuesday track, a meal, and the bus TilQ p M um fare. All for 310 and about Tag and rummage sale, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Rham High Planning and Zoning, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Nelson Nichols, seated center, a patient at 251. The members of the pact presented the 'assover Plant 31.50 of this will go into our r € 4Vj inch School in Hebron. Educational census begins. Meadows Ckmvalescent Home, was one of the calendars at the home Thursday night, Greetings to all Plant m 9 9 fund raising for equipment 6 inch Foil patients at the home who received a gift (Herald photo by Adamson) 5'/2 inch pc Wrapped Sunday Friday needed here at the center. our Jewish frieniJs. Foil ^ » 9 Foil Pot calendar from members of Club Scoiit Pack pot Foil Wrapped WrappedPst Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Easter egg hunt, 10 to 11:30 a.m.. Community Center. ^ e a We are limited to two Wrapped Pot Pot HYDRANGEA PLANT Church. buses and we will be 5" Foil Wrapped Pol 14 Q Q Orange Mum Plant CymbldiumI Orchid _ Monday signing up for this trip on A KITCHEN HELP FROM ^ 5 inch pot * 0 Q Q _ Corsage ‘3.99 HYACINTHS S ‘4.99- Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Monday morning starting Tiger Lilies Foil Wrapped around 8:30 a.m. on a first low er Bouquet ‘2.4a, O r c h i d C a s a g e s " . . ‘ 2 . 9 9 ~ V , B e g o n i a s Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office > A § ^ V E R ' ekcoeterna Foil Wrapped *6.99. Building. come basis. This w eek’s feature pieces: FILL YOUR EASTER and EASTER Since I mentioned that Tuesday QREETINQSfroi we were accepting Kitchen Tool Flatware Overeaters Anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover Fork Soupspoon all of US at donations to help us Congregational Church basement. purchase needed furniture 50C tof Wednesday and equipment, we have each , Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational RASKET AT A&P! receiv^ some great sup­ Festive Easter Foods — M.HJA4pi:’iia;iiiJti?a— ,— ^Wiih each2-1 (3 food purchaM with each S3 food purchase port already and hope that Church. with Thli Valuable Coupon With This VAluabls Coupon with ThliViluibla Coupon | all our members will find a Everything for a memorable family feast! Friday TomwMiwfwiaNMt | Towai TOWWWifWKIWdF few bucks. That sure will Kielbasa Sale! Tax collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. eMUSMIMi I ■ B S S S u ; be the super help we need. Polish Style Sausage p m ^ i u r y DllZEN Well, the action here F lo u r starts with our Tuesday Tobins Kielbasa ‘ 1 .8 9 . L 5 Poond Bag PaU, Cranbairy. Banana. Bolton CM)Y Chany Nut or BLBany Nut. AunvM afternoon bowling league • 1 .8 9 . L All Purpose ASP Hillshire K ielbasa Today OartMifoaad b ik •! IHM •AraOM Nmm h K b( CMdh AP-2 AP-2 with the following results: Colonial Kielbasa ‘ 1 . 7 9 . S02 Baseball and softball registration, 10 a.m. to noon, m H H t )M ulA •( w M m M ikM fSM k pitot to Mck Umll On« Coupon P«r Family. Umll Ont Coupon Par Family ! Limit Or>t Coupon Par Family. Umll Ona Coupon Par FamMy. Class A woman high single, ‘ 1 . 7 9 . Herrick Memorial Park. A lP Mtit, tio M *• ■PMkeiky k t llt It M l at. ValM March 30-April S.19S0. Valid March M-April 5.19S0. i Valid March M-Aorll S. ISSO Valid March ^AprU 8, ISM. Florence Dowd, 172; high Thorn’s Kielbasa Duriu* ^A|* g^ L ) C o c o n u t m Assorted Ftwon triple 460;^ men Class A Sunday selfeil servicebtilVIU t? deliUCII save' 7 Ounce Package...... W 6 Ounce Package high single and triple, Ar- Pancake breakfast of Fire Department Auxiliary, 8 Av.ii1.ifi1.' ID sli.f -. f.Mluni.n .1 ■ 1 IV. I il- '' a.m. to 1 p.m., firehouse. Notch Road. nie Newman 226 and 537. ^ AtiP POULTRY SHOP [COUNTRY FARM PORt Class B high single and tri­ -1 lb. p kg Stop & Shop 1 0 - 1 3 l b s . F ru it Monday ple, Sal Rossella, 158 and Rump, tender birds Tax collector, town clerk, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ U.S.D.A. GRAD E‘ A -YOUNG FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED 416. Class B women^ high in the most popular size. Get an extra one 16 ounce can in syrup S l b sgh? 1-1 SssS 3 munity Hall. single, Gwen Gaderowski, $4 to en)oy later! l a r g e -s w e e t Tuesday 127 and Viola Wenzel high _ Reg Ocean Sfpraor A d o ffia triple, 339. Maple o r Thick Slice , Swift's Deep Basted Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. # P IN E- TURKEYS ; ^ S M 0 KED Butterball Turkeys 12-20lbs. Frozen CrsHibeny r a v e s Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m., Community Hall. 'Then on Wednesday mor­ Extra Mild Franks. ‘1.19 Sauce. 16 ounce can Green. Thrown Stuffed ning it was pinochle time Frozen Jellied or Whole...... SOunceJar...... 5 9 • FARM FRESH M e a t B o l o g n a SooSShoo’ fc (*Q 1 • 1 9 KMOIbs. Wednesday APPLES 10 lbs. up with 48 players and the U.S. Grade" A’Turkeys Adult women’s exercise class, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Com­ • YOUNG FROZEN to 14 lb s. HAMS winners are: Edna 12-14 lbs. C Q » munity Hall. W Farmer, 620; Bert Turner, corner deli Italian Specials' Armour Gold StarTurkeys Frozen UvJ ib 1 8S f“ - 4 . i Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Conununity Hall. SHANK PORTION 606; Floyd P o st, 599; Natural Caalrig *3.79 lb Whole Kamel 1602 can...... Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Library. Maude Custer, 593; Mary 99‘ Carando Brand H ALVES59' ea ! Hill, 583; Ann Thompson, USDA ' CHOICE R L a r g e E n d 4 t h Coventry 577; Ernestine Donnelly, thru 7th Ribs 576; A1 Chellman, 572; Tuesday FRESH-AEO OR GREEN LEAF OR TENOER-GREEN half OB t« TO 2 3 ^ John Gaily, 568; Bill Stone, Water. 7 ounce can . Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Boston M Fresh Whole QQ9I 562; Bob Hill, 556; Betty Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. H a m O w j Artificial Casing l i b Lettuce ^ Scallions bnchi Jesanis, 553. P e f u i 139* noyaiOvtak lO O Q ]b Roast A - Wednesday GARDENFRESH FRESH-ROOTS 1 CENTER SLICED-HAM In the afternoon we had Danish Cookies Buffw. 1 (b tin 8t#aktor$4oo * 2 . 5 9 . D u t d i Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Red i-n> Pkg A Horse- lb. five tables playing bridge Carando Pepperoni ‘2.99b Beef Rib Roast Small End 1 s i 3 Ribs Mushroom. Pieces i Roasts • “■ & Stems. 4 02. can. ^^** fi Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Radishes u radish and the prize winners are: M o r t a d e l l a CnrwidoBfand 1 .8 ^ j USOA 2 8 9 5 9 Jack Owen, 4,870; George Choice * 2 . 2 9 . Hall. ASSOflTED-CVMBXXUM BAKING POTATOES Provolone C h eese For 2 .2 a Rump Roast Beef Round 68 Regular Rotary CTub, 7 p.m., Coventry Grange. Last, 4,540; Marge Reed, P e p si e Naliisoo Potato Salad 4a Seamed Diet or Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. Orchid 4,190; Tom Regan, 3,760; USOA Choice * 2 . 5 9 k EASTER MEAT VALUES A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP w . EASTER MEAT VALUES Com Beef FW cm ^3.99 Beef Eye Round Roast C o la Light Corsages 4.*1 Kay Ellsworth. 3,680. 64 ounce bottle Thursday DOMESTIC S t o p & S h o p T u n a S a l a d ‘ 2 . 2 a plus deposit.. M BEEF BRI8KET-UNTRIMMEO Next Thursday for our Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. CUSTOM an TO osoai “TTT FunDay, Lois and John Jarlsberg CheeseF,SSS2b‘3 .2 a Town Hall. Beautify your homo (or the Holiday or Springl Choota BEEF R»-WHOLE M -» L U . Fresh Whole Churila will show slides on Aged Rovoloneob.«cc««.^2.89 water V iv a Friday from our complata M lacllon of pottod tpring plant* Including Eatfar U ltai and Mum*. Briskets iofi Canned Ham their travels abroad, so added SbPeins r a S I 9 Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. plan on coming for a nice Cooked BEEF RB-OVEN REAOY-LAROE END frozen meats Top hraiHts' M b M Shank Portion 7 7 ...... I Price Freeze and... Rib Roasts Streets closed Rump Portion Bast Hartford llo W Ib t. 3L $^99 ______Herbs n' Butter 79* lb lb H o t Cro ss CUSTOM CUT BEEF RB-OVEN REAOY-8MAU END MANCHESTER - B reuds IShop e Whole Lot Morel rOOAOER/ Hams Crackad Whaal Haltan or Monday Effective March 31, and B u n s AAP Frw zM tht PriOM of Ovor 1,000 Ann Page and Rib Roasts [^^SCookfid Plain Rya. 16o i Loavaa until April 11, Burnham Semi-Boneless Ham water added *1. 5 9 , b PKkage ol 10 ISoz. pkg. Planning and Zoning Commission Workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Qanaric Produeta ttial you uea oftan. Along with SEMI-BONELESS-WATER ADDED WHOLE OR PORTIONS (wilwr t(MM) Conference Room, Town Hall. Action Pricaa, Waakly B ^ la la , Butctiar Shop Maata SEMI-BNLS. Street, between Buckland CM dceiiQtt Search Committee for Historical Survey, 7 p.m.. with Supannarttat Pricat, Fraah Produca, and Tha COLONIAL M69 Road and the temporary orHomestyle Hoimel Cure#81 Boneless Ham * 2 . 7 9 b A q w k f r e s h W k d h F BSiinmn. A tt Eoonomy Shop, It adds up to a Whola Lot Morel HAMS HALVES I lb ^ Kielbasa HAMS * 1 * ! detour road, will be closed J L J/trv v stop & Shop Vacuum Packed Shank Portion Q Q * Mayor’s Office, Town Hall. SioplSrupit) 5 9 f Toodipasle STO CK4 jP NOW1 LAST OF PRICE FREEZEI M acaroni Salad Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council for water line installation V ^ 0 0 | \ 6 C l PI g U 11 ExtraTrtm, Water Added. (Rump Portion $1.09 Ib) ^ ^ ib 6.4 ounce tube.. . ■ latiaa. 16 ounca bottla Chambers, Town Hall. by the LeMay Construction Co. Motorists who wish to our kitchen Oualily foods Tuesday frozen foods Stock your Iretvof with f.inioiis hrnnds RONZONI-CURLY EDOE CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE ALLORmOB-COFFEE get to Windsor Street and Town Council. 8 p.m.. Council Chambers. Pleasant Valley Road in S t e a k - U m m Wednesday LASAGNE CANNED VEGETABLES this area can use the tem­ SOtCauned ^99 Sundqrv Human Rights Commission Public Hearing, 7:30 p.m.. porary detour road from S a n d w iA Council Chambers, 15' I oz French Style Tolland Turnpike or Smith Oral^Jince m U Frozen. Frornxoncentrate Peas, (jorn. Mixed, Cut Green Beans or French Style lOoz pkg^ • GREEN BEANS Street to Wheeler Road in 12 ounce can...... 16 oz -Miied Sizes S le a k s ^ J ^ South Windsor. 14 Ounce pkg Ham r§u " • Glastonbury • SWEET PEAS Effective April 14 and 16 oz Sliced Rath Sausage M eat G9 Cudahy Bar S 51b Canned Ham * 7 . 5 9 - Taste (FSea $ ^ 2 9 Wednesday •CARROTS until April 18, Burnham 3 * 8 M aid Rite Veal Steak « ‘1.49 iPfeoa S treet will be closed . B*eadtd ChocpsdS Cubed P la tte r Board of Finance and Town Council, 7 p.m., Glaston­ Seafood 9 ounce package 19 ounce package between the temporary Krakus Polish Ham Imported * 7 . 5 9 » a r bury High School auditorium, presentation of the budgets. detour road west to seafood Qu.t'ity ' onitfs fits Wheeler Road in South Rath Smoked Ham DISPOSABLE DIAPERS BATHROOM TISSUES NATURAL-LINCOLN N e w to n Thursday ALL PURPOSE FLOUR Windsor. Motorists Hickory $ C Q Q Board of Finance, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building, budget wishing to get to Pleasant 31b. Can U . 9 7 i RatSoG Meat or Cheese Strawberries workshop. PAMPERS CHARMIN APPLE JUICE Valley Road or Windsor ''^^^'^Hadd o c K 15 ounce package ^ ^ 7 10 ounce package GOLD MEDAL • I ITHA ABSORBFNT Street will have to use the 1 PK'.. ^ Hebron detour road which is Smith A H N atu ral Street to Wheeler Road Chodc. W m W M Monday S-lb. Fillets^X?Everybody’s favoritel B ees R ib Ic e c re a m $069 Croft Drive residents will FraaNuts y u £ \ ’U fl Pound Caka. Ragulat or Town clerk, collector, assessor, building official, town bag Fresh RainbowTrout ^ *2.39b be permitted access from Macbla. 8 ounca packaga sanitarian, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Sleak*‘9 4 9 the Wheeler Road or north Fresh Smelts ‘1.39. iTb* Rham Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham library. * Not more than 26% fat coub 4 th - 7th Rib. Large End 1** side of Croft Drive. Fresh Oysters ‘1.79 Board of Finance, special meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Office iLllill"'' ’The detour route will be dairy Ffosh foods lor yoiif fo.Tst Building. ^ Beef Bottom *o -4 0 Beef Round mcda $ distinctly marked in order Round Steak®6 ^ 2.19t> Cube Steak 2 .4a Tuesday to aid motorists during this FreshCod g s M n I fflarelM ndfetl frozen foods ' fiM /tfi * bM tftjr "White Gem” Fresh H o o d d ^ d O F Water Pollution Control Authority, 8 p.m., Town Office period. With * I i Q W|(] Rib I . I ^ Orange Joke U U Building. W a ; , i-T A'. ,-)Rs h o o d 2 Whole Chicken Breast HANDCRAFTED-STONEWARE REQ., OILY, DRY-ORQANIC-15 O Z Fillets or Stop k Shop Town Office Building Addition Committee, 7:30 p.m.. GLAZED HAM )19 Fresh-caught flavor. Pick & Choose the Produce that’s Perfect lor You! holt O illon C o n ls h w ...... Town Office Building. ORANGE Q Q 0 | ASS’T. licE $4491 FABERGE Q A 0 Matlaw Clams •1.79 Wednesday Ctcrgyman-Slgncr Mini Fish Cakes ‘1.29 JUICE d W J 9 9 . . 1 CREAM 1 1 SHAMPOO 9 9 Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office MUGS J Cooked Shrimp^.* rSa^ ‘3.99 Fresh Florida Reverend John Wither­ Crown Choooo K Building. ■ . - ’I ,PPF^’ • Colossal Shrim p JSfSS' *9.59 HOOO-18 oz. CONT. . BIRDSEYE LONOAChE-STOflE SLICED spoon, the only active clergy­ ^#«tfgndOv»«inad 8 ounce packogo...... w Thursday man among the signers 6( the Taste O Sea S Z 3‘,S‘2.59 SOUR CREAM 69* C Q 4 FABERGEQQC TURKEY BREAST •7K StrawbeniesMt PLAY $^99 Declaration of Independence, Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. ANNPAQE-1-LB.PKQ. COOL CREAMY-FRESH achieved a greater reputation Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. ® ® ® l|S to p » Shop Couponf® ® ^® ® California Sealless Mammoth^ MARGARINE 39* SCUFFS 1 WHIP t a V 7 CONDITIONER W W POTATO SALAD 491 as a religious leader and edu­ _ M hM caeon ___ ■ Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Gilead Congregational Church. ______4 cator than as a politician. r StopeShop. SinoH.Lwgooc ’I Emigrating from Srotland to Low let, 1 Id contokwr...... Friday A & P -S Y LV A W A -F L A S H -A S S ’T. HAIR SPRAY-ALL VARIETIES ■ SAVE2S* Navel OrangesO'” A America, Witherspoon took ■ STOP & SHOP Town office building and schools closed for Good pari In the Revolution, and Friday. CREAM $ 4 5 9 TqreenSQQ cI GENOA $< signed the Articles of Con- ■ MUENSTER CHEESE MAGIC AQUA A m W>89 fO ra tio n as well as the I Monterey Jack or Domestic Bars. M e S m lt a r t t 4 9 CHEESE J CUBES a ” . . I peas 0 9 J NET r 9 9 SALAMI 1 Declaration. He is better ■ Slices or Chunk Random Weight —I GeodSwi. M«. 30- an Aaai u .iw .a « o Frash Large 48 size Freeh Large Fancy . . FreehYamsor q q , Vernon <______/ J known, The World Almanac notes, for his distinguished Artichokes v'wl Mushrooms’ 1.09b Sweet Potatoes Today presidency of the College of Miss Greater Vernon Scholarship Pageant, 8 p.m., New Jersey (later Princeton suonnAu RRieoMias, Univerilty). 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^ S:f:S:iSiS?S 10- EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 2», 1980 beat East short on pitching Yankees look like team Training By LEN AUSTER ^ E R IC ^ T eacuT' and it hasn’t come around, offered a the former’s arm teels after hurling. again for conference honors. “If the become the scapegoat for has seldom shown offensive spark, third, Bump Wills at second and Pat Herald Sportswriler Bowser may make. Biggest reason worried Penders. “Without him we Overall, Kiro will be the shortstop pitching comes around we shouldn’t NEW YORK (UPI) - Last year organization’s failure to solve peren­ even in minors. John Mayberry and Putman at first is not bad. A1 Oliver, Baltimore proved an Oriole can fly for the pick is the race should be Rico Carty provide most of the punch Richie Zisk and Mickey Rivers add Camp Veterans are prevalent throughout would have a shallow pitching staff,” about 75 percent, reports Penders. back away from anyone,” Penders higher than an Angel, at least the much closer than last year and the nial pitching woes. Between Skip the East Catholic High baseball line­ he states. Junior Kyle Ayer is anchored in believes, “If our pitching doesn’t Lockwood and Bill Campbell there with a little help from Otto Velez. offensive punch. Gub has good depth. California variety. Yankees traditionally win the close After three horrendous seasons, this Minnesota Twins up with the 1980 season fast ap­ Two juniors. Bob Beltrandi and centerfield and he’s sandwiched come around, we’ll still be in most ones. may not be one healthy arm in the proaching. Veteran Eagle Coach Jim Dennis McCoy, could also could be between senior Dave Fournier in With that result in the record bullpen. Catching is questionable expansion club would like to lose less Once again the Twins have been Notes games because we should be a strong books, both teams begin the task of Baltimore Orioles than 100 games and that goal Is possi­ raided in the off season. Dave Goltz Penders, commencing his 12th year, called upon for hill service. The leftfield and either senior Mike Daly defensive club and we have the With Flanagan, Jim Palmer, Den­ with injuries to Carlton Fisk and ^ b however does have a major concern. latter is expected to fill the proving themselves once more in the Montgomery. Outfield of Jim Rice, ble. followed the late Lyman Bostock and or junior Mike Falkowski in right. experience. nis Martinez, Scott Me Gregor and A shallow pitching staff. designated hitter role, as well as The latter moves to the infield with 1980 American League season. In the Fred Lynn and Dwight Evans is set West DI v I bI o i i I^rry Hisle In the free agent market, The experience factor, however, is process, they’ll have to convince the Steve Stone the Orioles have best leaving the Twins without their ace “The most important thing in high back-up first baseman. Kiro on the hill. a possible problem area, relates the and so is DP duo of Rick Burleson California Angels Friday s Exhibition Baseball Results starters in baseball. But they lost at St. Petersburg. Fla. school baseball is pitching," Penders Other than the pitching staff. East Senior Dave Bottaro, East’s New York Yankees, back again as and Jerry Remy. SUrting pitchers Nolan Ryan is gone to Houston and pitcher. Jerry Koosman, a 20-game By United Press International Cincinnati “B’ 000000010-17 1 veteran Eagle mentor. His concern preseason favorite. their stopper in reliever Don the thing the Angels will miss most winner may find it hard to duplicate at Tampa. Fla. St. Louis OOOOllOOx-243 stresses, "and we don’t have a sold appears pretty well set for its opener leading sticker a year ago at .333 (23- —senioritis. “We have some seniors Stanhouse and Earl Weaver is put­ include Dennis Eckersley, Mike Minnesota 400d)6«D-l«161 Burnside. Soto (5), Tomlin (7), Baler The Orioles, 3-1 victors over about him is not his record — which his UPI Comeback of the Year Cincinnati 001 300100-5 73 18) and Werner, VanGorder (7); No. 2 or No. 3. (Gregg) Kane is No. 1 TTiursday afternoon against Bulkeley for-69) is behind the dish with Daly who have not worked (in the off­ ting all his managerial skill into Marshall, Jackson i3), Verhoeven (5), Vuckovtch, Moore (4), Urrea <7), Frazier and he’s had arm problems. We have High at Hartford’s Colt Park —a site his back-up. California in the AL Playoffs before was just 16-14 — but his Innings 'season. ’The ’Twins boast a strong in­ CorbeM (8l and Butera. Smith (6); <7) and Swisher. W—Moore. L-Mto. season) as other seniors in the past bowing in seven games to Pittsburgh molding Tim Stoddard into the ace of pitch^. Despite arm troubles last Llebrandt. Berenyi (6), Hume (7) and definite pitching problems.” where East hasn’t found success at “We should be very strong defen­ have. There, are a few seniors 20-30 ner defense, a solid catcher in Butch Bench. Christmas (8l, W—Verhoeven. L - in the World Series, open defense of the bullpen, right fielder Ken year,. Ryan pitched 223 very in­ Wynegar and a talented outfielder in at Pompano Beach. Fla. Kane, senior righthander, went 5-2 a ll- a t 3:15. sively up the middle, maybe the best pounds over their ideal playing Singleton must once again team with Berenyi. HRs-Minnesota, Smalley, Wil- Los Angeles 110110000 — 4 93 their East Division title on April 10 in timidating innings, ^ is replacement Ken I^ndreaux. However, a lack of fong. Cincinnati, Geronlmo. ^ Texas 301010 lOx - 5101 with 63 strikeouts in 57 2/3 innings a The Eagles, 17-4 and state Class LL we’ve ever had,” Penders com-, weight,” he documents. first baseman Eddie Murray to carry Welch, Howe (5). Patterson (8) and year ago in support of ace Craig quarterfinalists a year ago, open Chicago. in the free agent market was Bruce pitching depth and power could hurt at West Palm Beach. Fla. Yeager; Comer, Rajslch (7), Lyle (9) ments, “We should have a good hit­ Schedule: April 3 Bulkeley A, 7 Gene Autry’s Angels, riding high in the attack. league^ Kison, a right-hander who is not quite , club over the long hall. Baltimore 000010011 - 3 100 and Sundberg. W—Ralsich. L^Howe. Steuemagel. He now assumes the top with senior Mike Freiheit at first ting club. We won't have long ball Rockville H, 8 Aquinas A, 12 Xavier Detroit Tigers AtlanU OOO10013x - 4121 HRs-Los Angeles. Johnstone. Texas, mantle. After that is a toss-up. the saddle after their first flag in the so durable but who pitches well in big Seattle Mariners Flanagan. T. Martinez (7) and Skasss. Oliver. base, sophomore Brad Cabral at se­ threats although Mike (Freiheit) and H 11 a.m., 15 Bloomfield H, 17 St. Sparky Anderson is hoping to turn Niekro, Hrabosky (8» and Pocoroba. W— Possibles include senior Pete Kiro, cond base, Kiro at shortstop and West Division, will host Cleveland games. ’The Angels will score runs Team surrendered Ruppert Jones Hrabosky. Lr-Martinez At CocM. Fla. Bottaro can if they get ahold of it and Paul A, 19 Manchester A, 11 a.m., 21 the Tigers into winners. He began Montreal 331 100 ODD — 8 U 1 who is the starting shortstop. one day later. Toronto and Seattle with Don Baylor, Rod Carew, Dan to the Yankees but received three at Bradenton. Fla. __ ^ senior Mike Giliberto at third base. so can Kiro if he gets his pitch. We South Catholic A, 23 Windsor Locks laying the foundation last year by New York INI 3 0 aB IC D -1 5 « 3 Houston 001OOO 000 — I 81 will open the league’s 80th season on Ford, Carney Lansford, offseason players who could help. Pitcher Rick Rogers. Sosa (8). Bahnsen (8) and Junior righthander Wayne Bray All are veterans. Freiheit batted .279 should have good contact hitters.” A, 26 Northwest (Catholic H, 11 a m., grooming Aurelio Lopez as his PilUburgh April 9 in the Kingdome. acquisition A1 Cowens, and Brian Anderson is seen as the first man out Falcone, Glynn 181. Reardon 191 and Carter. Tamargo (7); Forsch. Anduiar has been impressive in the pre­ with 20 RBI a year ago, Kiro .303 and The Eagles do not have an 28 Rockville A, May 2 Bulkeley H, 3 bullpen ace. He owns a fine double­ <5), Pladson (9) and Knlcely, Bochy (9). ’This is the year of the rookie Downing. Experience gained in last of the bullpen, Jim Beattie should get Trevino, Hodges (7); Rhoden, H***\**' W Rogers. L-Forsch. HR-Speler. Dawson. season with his velocity. Another 17 RBI, and Cabral .271. Junior Jeff overabundance of speed but in Kiro. St. Paul H, 12 noon, 10 South Catholic play combination with second 131. Jackson (6). Romo («) and N i^ U . JW — Falcone. L — Rhoden. HRs —Pitts­ prospect is senior southpaw Jim Barter is pressing Giliberto at the Cabral and Ayer do have a couple of manager in the AL. Jim Frey, at year’s chase should help, too. his chance to pitch regularly and At Mesa. Arix, _ H, 11 a.m., 13 Northwest Catholic A, baseman Lou Whitaker and shortstop burgh. Madlock, Berra Doherty, who was 3-0 a year ago. But hot corner. Kansas City, Bob Rodgers filling in Torrez, Bob Stanley and lefthander Kansas City Royals Jerry Narron could plug a hole at ^ n Diego 000 001 Oil— 3110 threats. 15 Xavier A. (at Palmer Field) 7:30 for ailing George Bamberger in Alan Trammell. He could awaken the Manager Jim Frey faces a delicate catching. ’Their contributions could At Tucson. Ariz. Chicago (N.L.) 3000000lx—4110 the lefthander suffered a separated Kiro and Cabral could alternate at East is defending co-HCC champs p.m., 17 Aquinas H, 11 a.m., 22 talents of third baseman Richie Bruce Hurst. It could be a long year Oakland 330360010-14 301 Rasmussen, D’Acquislo (7), Siirley (8) Milwaukee, Dick Bowser in New task in his rookie year; The Royals round out a club with strong points in Gevetadleveuiu waww-ww004 100000-5 - -84 - and Fahey; Lamp, Caudill (7), Sutter (8) shoulder during the football season second and short, depending on how along with Xavier. It could contend Manchester H. Games r.ot noted 3:15 Hebner, which were latent last year. in Fenway. McCatty. Hamilton (5), Lyaander (71, and Blackwell. Gordon (8). W PU m p, York and ^bby Mattick in Toronto have enough talent — if finessed well the slugging of Bruce Bochte and LP-Rasmussen. HR-None. p.m. His lineup is overloaded with (Jrveland Indians Souza (9) and ^ s ia n ; Owchinko. Collins are all rookies. Is Gabe Paul building something in — to contend but they have enough Willie Horton and the defensive abili­ (5). SUnton (8). Cruz (9) and Alexai^er. East Catholic softball Cleveland’s Dave Garcia, Detroit’s lefthanded hitters but Steve Kemp weakenesses to drop them into the W-McCatty. b-Owchinko. HR-Oakland. At Sun City, Ariz and Jason ’Thompson are two of the Cleveland? The man who received ty of Mario Mendoza. Juan Beniquez Newman. Cleveland, Thornton San Diego 000300010-3 30 Sparky Anderson and Chicago’s Tony middle of the division. The sorest may replace Jones in center. Weak At Phoenix, Ariz. Milwaukee 400100 01X —6U 1 league’s most dangerous batters. far too little credit for his role in Seattle SB000 301- 8 9 2 Slablein, Kinney (5). Blair (7). Lee (8) LaRussa are embarking on their first need is for a reliever now that A1 division could allow Mariners to rise. and Tenace and Sweet (7); Caldwell. Key will be how well Anderson shaping Yankee pennant winners in San Francisco ® 102 lOx — 1515 4 ft Joe’s World full seasons with their ciubs. And Bil­ Hrabosky is gone. The starting Chicago While Sox Dressier, O'Brien (1). Rawley (6) and Galasso (7), Bernard (8). Flinn (9) and Improved pitching manages the young pitching. 1976, ’77 and ’78 might bring some joy L. 6lx; Whitson. Bordley (8), Borbon (9) Moore. HR-Reynolds. ly Martin is now working in Oakland to Municipal Tomb, er. Stadium. He pitching is not outstanding and Willie ’The starting pitching is good with and Sadek, Hill (3), W-Whition. L - for Charlie Finley, which should Milwaukee Brewers Aikens, for whom the Royals sur­ left-handers Rich Wortham, Steve Dressler By No one quarrels with Milwaukee’s dealt Bobby Bonds and turned it into make things even more interesting pitchers Bob Owchinko and John rendered Cowens, may not play Trout, Ross Baumgarten and Ken key to campaign JOE than before. ability to score. Sixto Lezeano comes Denny. But Wayne Garland may not effectively for six weeks. Failure of Kravec and right-handers Francisco GARMAN Here's a capsule look at the teams, off his best season and Cecil Cooper outfielder Clint Hurdle to develop Russotto and freshman Daria Tackle talk drove in 106 runs. Gorman Thomas be healthy and Rick Waits went only Barrios and Dick Dotson. Relief is By LEN AUSTER in probable order of finish: could also cost team. Lupachino behind Hurst. ranks with the best “ mistake” 16-13 last year. Indians are still a cou­ fair with Ed Farmer but the catching Herald Sportswriler East Division Texas Rangers borders on poor and the infield is Celts clinch ”We have Cunningham (behind hitters in baseball and Robin Yount ple of seasons away from big year. Hopeful of improved pitching, Hurst) but she prefers shortstop. 1 New York Yankees Gaylord Perry returns his 41-year- nothing to boast about. Chet Lemon line, and yet one I can cast in the and second baseman Paul Molitor Toronto Blue Jays led in victories with 11. Brian reducing the number of bases on hope these others move up quick, " I’ve had more people this past Awesome pitching including Ron Offseason deals brought second old arm to Texak and with all due in center field carries the bulk of the month come into the store, or stop wind. This is a rod that will give me Guidry, Tommy John and Rich from a fine keystone. Keys are Kingman was a respectable 8-7 with balls issued. East Catholic High McConville comments. “Luci has baseman Damaso Garcia, right respects to his abilities, that says offensive >Ioad. a 4.31 ERA. Dave Revering was the me on the street, and asked me about longer floats, without having to mend Gossage combines with excellent in­ whether Larry Hisle can return to something about Texas pitching. girls’ softball team is looking better control, is even faster and has fielder Barry Bonnell right-hand Oakland A's brightest light in the infield with a division title what kind of rods, lines, flies they my line, and will keep my fly on the 1978 form after a shoulder injury; forward to the 1980 season, a lot more experience than last year. field and strong outfield to make reliever Joey McLaughlin and Ferguson Jenkins, Jon Matlack and Well, they’re still in Oakland and should get, since they were in the whether the Brewers can produce a .288 average and 77 RBI. Martin Randy Smith netted 11 of his 17 to The Eaglettes, 9-7 a year ago, see water, more than it is in the air. Yankees the favorite. The team has lefthander Paul Mirabella. Dave Steve Comer form the rest of the even worse, they’re still the over­ BOSTON (UPI) - Larry Bird, Last year bases on balls was our market for something new in one of good bullpen and how well fill-in must reverse the losing attitude and pace the Cavaliers. Boston spured by their first-action next Saturday mor­ Graphite or glass rods, both question marks like the ability of Lemanezyk is a competent starter starting rotation. Sparky Lyle and matched A’s. Manager Billy Martin's Cedric Maxwell and Rick Robey biggest problem,” he admits. manager Bob Rodgers fares in his he’s done it elsewhere, but this may 10 second quarter points increased ning, April 5, against St. Bernard at those catagories. require less care and maintenance Rick Cerone to assume fulltime and second-year man Dave Stieb Jim Kern form a superior bullpen. capacity as a drawing card will be combined for 81 points Friday night “Our strength is in our defense. than cane. You should really wipe rookie year. be the toughest assignment Battlin’ their lead to 69-61 at halftime. Robertson Park at 11 o’clock. East Hopefully the pitching will hold up. One of the most asked questions catching duties; age (35) of third Jim Sundberg rates among the best sorely tested. Dave Heaverlo led the to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 136 down all your tackle after using it, Boston Red Sox went 8-8 last year. Catching may be Billy has ever faced. Cleveland’s Austin Carr came off the has 9 home dates, 6 at Robertson and that is thrown at me is, “What do you baseman Graig Nettles; and mis­ of catchers. Infield of Buddy Bell at staff with 9 saves and Steve McCatty 122 and capture tha NBA Atlantic We’ve learned a lot in four years, but more specifically, a cane rod. A Manager Don Zimmer may woeful since 27-year-old Ernie Whitt bench to net 10 of his 15 in the myself included. think of the new graphite fly rods in takes that rookie manager Dick Division Title as well as the best 3 at Nike Field. bamboo stick requires revarnishing quarter. ' “I’m very optimistic,” states East "With the bad weather we’ve only relation to glass, and/or cane?” record in the league, giving them the periodically in the spots where the The Celtics staved off an early Coach Jay McConville, “We’ll be in hit a couple of days. Cully has really My immediate answer to this is, a home court advantage in all playoff simple fact. If a rod feels good to varnish is chipped, or the cane will eight point Cleveland run to increase the state tournament —I hope. Let’s been hitting well and everyone's been games. you, is built for the purpose you want eventually rot. Heroic! The Celtics opened the game with a their lead after three petTods, 99-87. say we should.be there,’’ he meeting the ball. If we have ’’ V Robey paced Boston with 12 of his 25 moiderated. it for. and feels like it is a part of you A good tip for cane rod users. If 162 spurt keyed by Nate Archibald’s aggressive baserunning, we could be ... then buy it. No matter what it is you spread a little car wax, four and three apiece by Bird and in the period. Bird added 11. “Every year I think we’re going to all set. We’ll be bolder on offense and be really good but everyone else gets made of. That's the one that you are Simonize, or Buther’s wax on your Maxwell. Boston used this cushion to Cleveland pecked away at the even tighter on defense," McConville cane rod, you will protect it from Boston lead closing to 114-110 with really going to enjoy. post a 34-28 lead after one quarter. better. I’ve been burned before.” believes. scratches and dirt build up. Apply the By Added honor 4:24 remaining. Dave Robisch with I can't really say that one rod is Archibald had 10 of his 21, Bird had East opens with either Jane Price The Eaglettes should also be wax with a soft cloth, and then buff it eight of his 19 and Ken Carr with six better than another, because of what Earl Yost eight of his 33 and Maxwell added or Colleen Shanley at first base. Both bolstered by a first-year jayvee with an equally soft cloth. of his 12 paced the Cleveland surge. are seniors, the only ones on the program. Previously only a varsity it is made of. I personally have an ul­ Mk ' W il.i eight of his 23. tra strong affinity for cane rods. The other question I am most Sports Editor for Dumais Boston put the game on ice when they squad. Kathy Skehan, a junior, holds squad was fielded. The iavvees will be This was Boston’s 61st win of the There is something very much alive asked these days prior to opening •y closed with a 1612 spurt. down the second base post while season matching their total for the coached by Donna Ridel, who had the about them, and to me they are a season, is “What flies are you going in basketball past two seasons. sophomore Pam Cunningham is at varsity reins until McConville • 1 ^ ' ' shortstop. Junior Denise Boutilier is thing of beauty, the culmination of to start the season with?” ; , • 'm m M '-vff! • assumed control. the artistry of the master craftsmen 1 invariably start out with the third baseman. Schedule: April 5 St. Bernard H, 11 who made them. The tapers that bucklails and streamers, and my Hartford. He’s one of the better general manager of the Hartford Junior Lynne Cully will patrol left- a.m., 7 Hartford Public H, 9 Bolton Following on the heels of his selec­ made these rods, were born in their favorites are. Colonel Bates, Black tion to the New England District III golfers playing out of the Manchester Whalers, claims Coach Don Little League field with junior Fiona Campbell and H, 10 Rham H, 14 Mercy A, 16 St. Ghost, Grey Ghost, and of course, a Blackburn has the ability to “be an Bullets triumph heads, and are now copied and incor­ all-star college basketball team, Country Club. sophomores Betsy Frazier and Paul A, 18 South Catholic H, 29 Muddler. innovator, psychologist and tryout schedule Michelle Freiheit vying for the other Aquinas H, (at Nike), 30 Northwest porated in the new mass produced Mark Dumais of Massachusetts LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Elvin glass and graphite sticks. In the dry fly department, you can Busy weekend motivator and has the respect of all Hayes scored 31 points, grabbed 16 two outfield berths. Mimi Laneri, a Catholic A, May 2 South Catholic A, 7 Maritime Academy was relected Manchester - Saturday and Sunday For the fisherman who cannot af­ be sure it's going to be Hendricksons, cocaptain of the 1980-81 squad. The Weather permitting, the players.” Blackie is well up in the rebounds and blocked eight shots junior, is the starting catcher with Mercy H (at Nike), 9 Aquinas A, 10 American League at Waddell Freiheit in reserve. ford graphite or bamboo, there is March Browns, Quill Gordons, Blue East Catholic High grad led the Manchester Community College running for Coach-of-the-Year Friday night to lead the Washington Rham A, 12 Bolton A, 13 St. Bernard Duns, and darker Caddis imitations. honors. Field: 11 and 12-year-olds 9 a.m. to Junior Luci Hurst is the Eaglettes’ nothing like a good glass rod. Some of college to its first winning season baseball team faces four games this Bullets to a 100-80 victory over the A 7:30 p.m., 17 Northwest Catholic H, the better made rods are really great The wer flies will consist of Gold noon each day ; 9 and 16year-olds No. 1 hurler. Cunningham is also a 10:30 a.m., 19 Hartford Public A, 21 with 14 decisions in 16 starts. Dumais weekend, twinbills being listed today Atlanta Hawks, keeping the Bullets’ casting instruments. However, Ribbed Hare's Ears, (both wet and led the squad in scoring in 13 of the from 1 to 3 p.m. each day. hill candidate but McConville would St. Paul H (at Nike). Most home in New London against Mitchell and playoff hopes alive. International League at before you buy one, ask to be allowed fly and nymph) Muskrat nymphs, games, hitting a career high 51 End of the line prefer to use promising sophomores games at Robertson Park. Starting i t . Sunday noon at home against The Bullets need to win their final Verplanck; 12-year-olds at 10 a.m. to cast with your choice. You should Hendricksons, (both light and dark) against Fitchburg and averaging Middlesex...From all indications, Scholastic sports will jump into the Noreen Callahan and Karlene time, most games, 3:15 p.m. game Sunday at New Jersey to reach Saturday and 16year-olds at 1 the do this with any fly rod you buy, Stone Fly, Leadwing Coachman, Iron better than 22 points per Bobby Hull will not appear in a Hart­ area spotlight next week with a full the NBA playoffs for the 12th straight same day. Sunday, 11-year-olds at 11 because waving a rod up and down in Blue Dun, Caddis nymphs and larvae, game...Wickham Park, located on ford Whaler uniform again this baseball schedule, weather permit­ year. a store is really not going to tell you Stone Fly numphs, and a real sleeper season. The former Chicago great is ting ...Tom Penders has been rehired Kevin Grevey added 24 points, with o’clock and 9-year-olds at 1. the Manchester-East Hartford town National League at Buckland: 9- what the rod's real performance is here in the East. A Montana nymph. on a leave of absence for personal as Fordham University’s varsity 11 coming in the first quarter, when line, will open Saturday, April 5 for year-olds at 9 each day; 11-year-olds like. I hope this has answered some of the season. Included in the area are reasons...The Whalers return home basketball coach for the 1980-81 the fired-up Bullets raced in front 36 Homer beats Yankees Graphite rods really have their your more pertinent questions. If five tennis courts...It’s now official, season. He’s credited with turning at 11:30 each day, 16year-olds at 1 Tuesday night to face the Toronto 21. Washington then outscored the both Yankee runs. He tripled and place in the fly fisherman's world. In there are any other tackle posers on starting times for the 3 and 12-mile the program around with Mark o’clock each day and 9-year-olds at LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI) - Rookie Maple Leafs and then rest up for Hawks 15-2 in the last seven minutes outfielder Dave Stegman’s three-run scored on a balk in the fourth inning my book, they are really super in the your mind, drop me a line or call, I'll races as part two of the fifth annual Murphy, out of East Catholic High, 2:30 Saturday only. Quebec Friday night, also at the of the first half to take a 53-33 advan­ Youngsters may register at each homer in the seventh inning and in the sixth he drove home the se­ longer rods, and in the heavy duty be glad to help if 1 can. Manchester Community College- Hartford Civic Center...Doug one of the reasons...Milwaukee tage at intermission. Manager George Bamberger was up field. Thursday night gave the Detroit cond run with a single. rods, such as salmon, steelhead and sponsored New England Relays will Leonard, playing in the Pro-Am with Atlanta Coach Hubie Brown Tigers a 4-2 exhibition victory over Detroit bullpen ace Aurelio Lopez saltwater sticks. In some instances, have separate starting times at 3; 30 Bob Garfield in the recent Hospital and walking several hours after received two technical fouls and was the New York Yankees. got the victory with two innings of the weight of these rods are com­ Matthews up in air and 4:30. This should eliminate any Tennis Open at the Racquet Club, so eight-hour surgery in which several ejected with 2:16 left in the half. The Stegman’s homer, his second of the shutout relief. Lopez, who led the pared to their equivalent size in bam­ MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Wiscon­ confusion which reigned last year impressed opponent Ted Hoehn, bypasses were performed on Hawks shot only 28 percent from the Jets stop 76ers spring, burdened rookie left-hander Tigers with 22 saves last season, has boo, or glass, is more than cut in half. sin basketball coach Bill Cofield has when both events started at the same owner and operator of tennis camps Thursday. He hopes to return to the field in the first half. PISCATAWAY, N.J. (UPI) - Chris Welsh with the loss in a game not given up a run in four spring They therefore are giving the user, confirmed guard Wes Matthews of time and several runners got con­ in New Hampshire, that he was hired dugout June 6...David Pearson has The Hawks then missed 10 straight Time out for a rest during spring training Rookie Cliff Robinson scored 23 that was delayed 64 minutes by rain. appearances. the power of the long rods, at a frac­ Connecticut is considering making fused...Carroll Maddox has resigned to be an instructor this summer. been named to replace Donnie shots in the third quarter, as the points and Mike Newlin added 21 himself available for the National from the public information office at Allison as driver on the NASCAR Ace left-hander Tommy John The Tigers scored their first run, tion of the weight, thereby making Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates League and World Champions are sharpening Leonard and Garfield copped the Bullets took control, and made just Friday night to lead the New Jersey started for New York, but was Basketball Association draft. Manchester Community College to Grand National Circuit this also off Welsh, in the sixth inning casting that much less fatiguing. My relaxes after getting his licks in the batting up for the 1980 season. (UPI photo) Pro-Am, beating Hoehn and Harvey 30 of 94 attempts (32 percent) for the Nets to a 99-92 victory over the replaced after pitching just one in­ when Steve Kemp doubled and John Cofield said Matthews, who has accept an advertising post in West Pastel in the finals...Jack Kelley, season...Have a nice weekend. personal preference in graphite rods cage at Bradenton, Fla., where the National game. Philadelphia 76ers. ning when the game was held up in Wockenfuss brought him home with a is from 8'/2 feet up. 1 like to fish a one season of college eligibility Greg Ballard added 20 points for With Boston beating Cleveland single. The win was the third in a row nine foot graphite for a No. 6 line. remaining, went home last week to the Bullets, while for the Hawks, Ed­ the top of the second. earlier, the 76ers had already been Infielder Brian Doyle figured in for Detroit. This eives me power, a fairly light discuss it with his family. die Johnson had 17 and Dan Round- eliminated in the battle for first Pirates pick in National League field 16. place in the Atlantic Division. pitching, with the exception of Craig Unless their strong tarm system NEW YORK (UPI) - National San Diego. group willing to make sacrifices for Carter, Ron LeFlore, Steve Rogers Swan, is poor and they have no Bowling League teams seem to be subscribing Both divisions appear to be better the good of the team. and David Palmer and manager Dick rides to the rescue, it doesn’t appear bullpen. Their hitting is even worse Officials designated to the theory that the only way to balanced than a year ago, yet it Philadelphia Phillies Williams has a knack for making the the Reds have enough to repeat. than their pitching. Only Lee Mazzilli EARLY BIRDS - Cindy EASTERN BUSINESS - CATERERS - Leah beat the Bucs is to spend the bucks. would be hard to have closer pennant It’s improbable the Phillies will be right moves. Bullpen, however, could Atlanta Braves OpeningWednesday Night. can be counted on to produce runs. for MCC-nine relays Doyle 147-156-424, Rose Bill Moorhouse 181-418, LaPointe 129-349, Ona The world champion Pittsburgh races than last season when neither hit with as many injuries as they be the Achilles’ heel. The Braves may be the most im­ NL Wesi Surdek 141-378, Peg Ben Grzyb Sr. 165-423, Carlson 134-369, Maureen Pirates, alias the Buccanneers, once division was settled before the final were last year and, if healthy, they Si. Louis Cardinals proved club in the division. In Bob Los Angeles Dodgers Horner, Dale Murphy, Gary The list of officials who will oversee the 1980 MCC New Callahan 148-372, Karen Chapman 132, Dorothy again loom as the team to beat for week of the season. will give the Pirates a dogfight for The addition of Bobby Bonds to a Dave Dynes 164, Ted Kow- M akeN esem tim Now. England Relays was finalized yesterday at the monthly Johnson 160-363, Bruna Mathes 127, Fran Marvin the NL pennant this season but there the division title.New manager lineup that already includes Keith The Dodgers were the best team in Matthews and Chris Chambliss they zun 163-434, Pete Scott 166 This year’s campaign will begin on meeting of the Relay 's Board of Directors. Form aggioni 137-357, 133-140-376, Helene Dey Box office now open for opening night reservations. The winning number are several teams that opened their April 9 with the Atlanta Braves Hernandez, the NL’s leading hitter, the NL over the second half of last have a power supply that will light up 190, Stan Grzyb 159-404, Board of Chairman Bruce Watkins announced the Clheryl Leanhardt 141-351, 127, Arlene Tallman 140- is 249-1371. Call now for a select reserved seat and dining at our El Reboie cash registers in an effort to make meeting the defending NL West Ted Simmons, George Hendrick and season and their two biggest needs the faces of the hometown fans Tom Harrison 158-407, seem to have been filled by the relays will take place Saturday and Sunday, June 2629. Julie Landsberg 137-343, 131-384, Laine Knowles 128- Restaurant. Don't miss the opening night excitement and festivities, g e n ­ the Pirates pay dearly in the hunt for champion Cincinnati Reds in the Garry Templeton should make the repeatedly. However, not much can Bruce Lavery 157, Bill acquisition of starter Dave Goltz and Seventy-four track and field events will be held Saturday. Phyllis Leeman 128-341, 354, Angie Ortolan! 131-363, ing week schedule; Wednesday (Opens), Thursday, (Closed G o ^ the booty. traditional season opener at Cincin­ Cardinals formidable opposition. Un­ be said for a pitching sUff whose ace Munroe 155-403, John Galli reliever Don Stanhouse. Los Angeles is a 41-year-old knuckleballer (Phil Sunday’s schedule include a three-mile run at 3:30 and Evelyn Giglio 136, Dot 152, Bub Holmes 151-426, Jen Tirinzoni 126357, Carol Friday) Saturday. Doors open 6 PM. Matinees Saturday noon. Into: The biggest spenders were the Los nati’s Riverfront Stadium. fortunately, the front line pitching is Rawson 125-167-387, Carol Angeles Dodgers, who shelled out suspect and there are better bullpens has experience at every position and Niekro). Still, the team should score the Athletic Congress/Amateur Athletic Union 26 Giglio 132, Bert Botticello Tony DeDominicis 151-391, 549-7010. Special group rates 525-8611.1-91 North of Hartford at East-West There are only two new managers a formidable offense (183 homers kilometer championship run at 4:30. 348, Barbara McGehan 340. Lewie 146360. Service Road (Exit 33). Senior citizens, $l at malinees. several million dollars to sign free in the NL this season — Preston in Mexico. If the Cardinals could land enough runs to escape the basement. 5tan Grzyb 404 , Tom Cy Young Award winning reliever last season). They do have some age, Director of the two-day event is George Suitor, cross ■i'ahey 401, Bill Zwick 400, agent pitchers Dave Goltz and Don Gomez at Chicago and Jerry BLOSSOMS - Bobbi Bruce Sutter from Chicago they however, and if Stanhouse doesn’t country coach at Manchester High. He will be assisted by RE8TAURAT - Emil 5mil Roux 397. Stanhouse and the Houston Astros, Coleman at San Diego — but Dallas San Diego Padres Wood 453, Rita Collins 480. who were willing to dole out a million Green at Philadelphia and Dave could be in the thick of the pennant provide the answer in the bullpen it Barry Bernstein, girls’ track coach at Manchester High, Roux 156391, Ed Doucette could spell disaster for the club. New manager Jerry Coleman, and by Bob Haddad, cross country and track coach at HARTFORD'^MMAI 177-145-432, Scott Smith a year to sign pitcher Nolan Ryan. Bristol at San Francisco are begin­ race. previously the team’s broadcaster, St. Louis and Montreal also were ning their first full season with their Chicago Cuhs Houston Astros Windham High. Head Referee will be Bill Kelleher, track 154-408, Rick Filloramo J.R. Richard, Joe Niekro, Nolan faces an awesome task in trying to coach at the University of Connecticut. He will be 146143-403, John DeAngelis OPENING SUNDAY willing to part with quite a bit of clubs. The Cubs have hitting, power, mould this club into a contender. money in an effort to strengthen Ryan and Ken Forsch give the Astros assisted by UConn cross country Coach Bob Kennedy. 156156428, Mike Lappen MARCH 30 Here’s a capsule look at each club bullpen and the advantage of playing Dave Winfield is one of the league’s their clubs in the fight to beat out the half their schedule in Wrigley Field. the best front line pitching in the The starters will include Larry Naviaux, A1 176141-453, Emil Palmier! in probable order of finish: Dallas Green worked the club hard in best players and Rollle Fingers ranks ✓ Pirates for the NL East title. Alas, they also have only one consis­ league and Joe Sambito is a quality Pelligrinelli (Berlin track and football coach) and Steve 140-152-413, George NL East spring training and the team, loaded with the best relief pitchers. But the The Cardinals traded for outfielder Piltsburgli Pirates with all-stars, is eager to regain its tent starter (Rick Reuschel), no reliever. However, the team lacks Wysowski (St. Paul High). Clerks of the course will in­ Burgess 200-449, Dave Bobby Bonds then satisfied him with speed and no defense. It is said they offensive punch (only 49 homers last team suffers from poor defense and clude Will Duhesneau, Coventry High track coach, Jim TALLWOOD An awesome batting order, the lost prestige. Under Danny Ozark the has been riddled with dissension in Castagna 164-424, John Or­ a lucrative new contract. The Mon­ also have more egos than a year) and is erratic defensively. Angelo of Manchester and Walt Fitzpatrick of Newington tolan! 159-151-436, Carl best bullpen in the league and in­ Phillies’ pitching staff was a com­ recent years. treal Expos acquired outfielder Ron credible team rapport make the plete shambles last year but Green, Hollywood party. New manager Manager Bill Virdon will rely mostly High. Bujauclus 187-443, Jim COUNTRY A on s p i^ and pitching to keep the San Francisro Giants Head finish judge will be Dick Brimley, track coach at LeFlore from Detroit and gave him a Pirates the favorite for the division an ex-pitcher, figures to straighten Preston Gomez, a nice, quiet This is a club which makes the Moore 141-157-425, Jehn hefty pay raise. In addition the Expos things out. club in the race. Penney in East Hartford. Bob LaBreche of South Windsor Fox 177, Travis (?ook 153, \ V title. Their starting pitching is only gentleman, may have trouble “dead-end kids” seeip like choir­ CLUB gave away some more of Charles Montreal Expos relating to what some writers have Cincinnati Reds will be the head timer. MHS Track Coach Dick Williams Steve Tongren 145, Bill fair but manager Chwk Tanner is not boys. There was more hiw rlng and mmciASSPLims Bronfman’s money to sign free Many feel the Expos’ played over called a “team of spoiled brats.” It was a tribute to the managerial will be sttd'director. He will be assisted by Mike Saimond M acM ullen 158, John afraid to go to his bullpen early. With whining on the teapn last year than is Rt. 85 Hebron agents Fred Norman, a lefthanded their heads last year when they New York Mels ability of John McNamara that the and Phil Stonemen. the likes of Kent Tekulve, Enrique usually found In a first grade gym Bremser 142. pitcher, and Rowland Office, an out­ finished with a 96-65 record and A new ownership has pledged to Reds managed to win the division ti­ Other officials include Paul Kennedy and Merrill Romo, Grant Jackson and Don class. The Giants need someone to For Weekend fielder. Robinson out there the Pirates battled the Pirates until the final day rebuild the Mets into contenders “no tle last year with a club that was Myers (announcers), Mike McDermott, trainer, and Wes Other new faces in new places this matter what it takes.” It might be thinner than a crepe suzette. While whip them into shape and new F^orchak, head field judge. Joe Erai^i of Manchester GOP - Dianne Eib 186514, Starting Times always have a strong fresh arm at of the season. They had only one manager Dave Bristol, a no-nonsense season include Chris Chambliss at the ready. Dave Parker may be the batter over .283 and no pitcher with easier transforming Madame the Dodgers and Astros improved will co-ordinate a mini-relay for youngsters up to six Sally Heavisides 206186 their clubs over the winter, the Reds guy, could be the answer. The team grade adjacent to Wlgren Track where ^turday’s events 545, Gladys Hansen 454, call 6 4 6 -1 1 5 1 nta, Joe Morgan at Houston, best player in the league and is only more than 16 victories. Yet, there is Berlioux into Cheryl Tiegs. The Mets does have hitting but suffers from in­ y Morales at New York and sto ^ pat and now they enter the will take place. Herb Stevenson will co-ordinate long­ Linda Latulippe 480. approaching his prime. The Pirates talent there in the likes of Andre have only a hapdful of bona fide consistent pitching and poor defense. «Aurelio Rodriguez and Dave Cash atare also a very loose, close-knit Dawson, Ellis Valentine, Gary major leaguers. 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Call J. laoaan tha valua of tho SHOPPER — My husband was total In your passbook. Best of all, following Booth Beer products: and third shift. $5.25 per hour. every other Saturday or Sun­ Lessner, 649-5277. Donuts, f50 Center Street, day. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ Iciaaslflad ada ara advortlaamant will not dubious when I started refunding your savings earn interest. Batter Fried Fish, Batter Fish All fringe benefits. For ap­ Manchester. nut Street. HOME HEALTH CARE |takon over tha phono ba corroctad by an ad-1 about a year. — Establish a goal. It may be a Sticks, Batter Shrimp, Shrimp ‘n’ pointment call 688-7596. . n r / Keep Smiling HARDWARE CLERK - Part WORKERS needed by at a convonlonco. Tha ditlonal Inaartlon. At first there were just enough new couch, a vacation or even a rib Chips, Batter Fried Fish ‘n’ Chips. BICYCLE MECHANIC Manchester based agency ser­ PART TIME, mature person time. Knowledgeable in basic WANTED. Must have shop refunds in my mailbox to cover my roast that you would not otherwise be Expires July 31, 1980. Be Happy wanted for retail optical plumbing and Electrical. ving ten towns east of river. RUPERT’S Certi-Fresh. Receive a experience. Call 643-7111 or Part or full time. Training investment in stamps and envelopes. able to enjoy. sales. Pearle Vision Center. Conyers Hardware, 646-3998, Dave or Jim. Make your goal something that will refund of from $1 to $5. Send the Equal Opportunity Employer. Manchester. 646-5707. provided. Previous But last summer, with the help of experience as nurse aide help­ give you great pleasure and satisfac­ required refund form plus ingredient Call 643-4^9. She Heralb my refunds, I bought myself a horse, FULL TIME SEWING ful. Car essential. Good CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *'■ i panels from the following Certi- WANTED FULL TIME MACHINE REPAIRMAN. something I had wanted for a long, tion. It is also fun to choose a goal mileage reimbursement and AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK BABYSITTER - For 2 boys. Experience heipful but not long time. that the whole family can work Fresh products; Batter fried Shrimp, South Windsor area. fringe benefits. Phone River TO MY HAPPY mechanic with state certifica­ necessary. Will train. Call 649- East Homemaker - Home This'fall, I used additional refund toward and anticipate. Fish ‘n’ Chips, Sole in Butter Sauce, tion can start at $7 per hour. 8 Weekdays only. Call 644-8502 6356. EO'E. after 6 p.m. Health Aid Service, 643-9511 savings to buy several pigs for our If ypu have used your coupon and Fried Fish Sticks, Batter Fried Cod. WONDERFUL BIRTHDAY am. to 4:30 pm. Good working for an appointment. EOE. Two panels from different products conditions. All fringe benefits. SECRETARY - Manchester farm. My investment thrilled my refund savings in an especially PART TIME CLERKS meaningful or unusual way, please are worth $1, three are worth $2, four WIFE For appointment call 688-7596. Law Office. Typing, MARKETING REP husband. GRANDMA NEEDED weekend shifts on­ shorthand. Send resume to: NEEDED This year I am looking forward to write to me about in care of this are worth $3 and five are worth $5. ly. Apply during the day, 7 NEEDED for entry level posi- AIR CONDITIONING. Box A, c/o Manchester tion at fast growing expanding my refunding and getting newspaper. I will try to publish those Expires Dec. 31, 1980. LINDA Experienced service man, air Eleven, 509 Center Street, Herald. Manchester. progressive Manchester com­ CARRIER IN GLASTONRURY more of my friends started in this that are most interesting. JOHN MORRELL’S Slice ‘n’ Eat On our 22nd RUFFIE! conditioning, refrigeration pany. College background extremely interesting and profitable For help in keeping track of your Ham $1 Refund Offer. Send the and heating. Must have state preferred. Send resume and anniversary. Love, license. Generous company BABYSITTER NEEDED in activity. — Carol B. from Greenville, refund savings, write for my Coupon required refund form plus the entire Bolton Lake area. Flexible salary requirements to P.O. Love always, benefits. Call for appoint­ Box 1526 Manchester, Conn. for these streets;— Pa. Clipper’s Newsletter No. 1, “Keeping label from one John Morrell Slice ‘n’ Becky ment, 871-1111 or 728-6«)0. afternoon hours for a m. DEAR CAROL — It is always a Score.” Send 75 cents plus a Eat Ham. Note new expiration date George kindergarten boy. Call 643- ICoItsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addisonl pleasure to hear of special ways that stamped, self-addressed envelope to of Dec. 31, 1980. XO RECEPTIONIST WANTED 7998, after 2 p.m. HELP WANTED iRd., Worthington Rd., Griswold St., & Great| coupon and refund savings have been THE SUPERMARKET SHOPPER, SWANSON Plain Delicious. for dental specialty office, I Swamp Rd. Vernon Circle area. Excellent LANDSCAPE LABORERS - PARTS DISMANTLER put to good use. P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station, Receive a $1 refund. Send the Congratulations position for mature individual Mature. Own transportation. For people like you, this money New York, N.Y. 10019. ^ sure to required refund form plus two labels Help Wented 13 who enjoys working with peo­ Willing to work. New England Mutt have own tools. means a chance to enjoy some luxury request the newsletter by name. from Swanson Chunk Style Mixin’ JESSICA ple. Ex^rience preferable. Landscaping, 528-4973 after 5 Apply In parson lOwn your own biuiini-HK uml liiivr ymir own| Chicken and-or Chunk Thigh Chicken. RARE OPPORTUNITY - Good salary, uniform p.m. or experience that would not Refund of the day For All Yours A’s! OWN YOUR OWN SOUTH WINDSOR iHprnding moiiry tor llir coining HUinincr. /W- ■ Expires July 31, 1980. allowance, medical and otherwise have been possible. Many Write to the following address to We’re So Proud of You. BUSINESS. Distributor for retirement benefits. Reply to PART TIME, FULL TIME VAN DE KAMP’S Offer. Receive Kodak film, Duracell janitorial positions. Nights, AUTO PARTS, Inc refunders save their yearly family receive the form necessary for this Mom and Dad Box Y, c/o Manchester vacations, for example. $1 worth of cash-off coupons. Send Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Herald. some days. Carpet cleaning, Schanck Road Call $3 refund offer from Alberto-Culver: window cleaning. Drivers But other refunders need these the required refund form plus two other photo products needed South WIndaor, Ct. 647-9946 or 647-9947, i Fight Inflation, P.O. Box 1109, in your area. No selling. Ser­ license a must. Salary com­ package side panels listing in­ Loll end Found ASSEMBLERS & COIL SECRETARY/BOOK- 06074 ask for Chris. savings just to make ends meet. Highland Park, 111. 60035. This offer vice top Retailers under WINDERS - Finger dexterity mensurate with experience. gredients from any Van de Kamp’s Call 644-2616. KEEPER, full or part time to equtl Opportunity Employof Moving in Here are some tips that can make expires June 30, 1980. exclusive contract established necessary. Experience not refund savings more meaningful for Fish products. Expires Nov. 30,1980. LOST CAT MARCH 12 - by us. High immediate in­ work in Vernon area. Female, grey with black necessary. Will train. 4-day Manufacturing experience Clip 'n' file refunds WEAVER Entree Refund offer. come minimum required in­ week, 10-hour day. Full time, Workmen bring a desk into the student which opened Friday after months of delay. all coupon clippers. stripes. Forest and Oak vestment $9,975. 100% profit preferable. Send resume to — Record your savings. Meat, poultry, seafood, other main Receive a $1 refund. Send the streets. East Hartford. 568- 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Part-time Ellcott Manufacturing Co., BEAT INFLATION. Sell Help Wented Help Wented 13 center at Manchester Community College. (Herald photo by Pinto). structure. Call between 8 AM shifts avaiiable. Apply: Able Avon. You don’t need After your weekly shopping trip, dishes (file 6) required refund form plus the 4377. & 5 PM, l-80(k633-6367. Or LANDSCAPE P.O. Box 1129, Manchester. Coil Si Electronics. Howard CONSTRUCTION. Laborer CT 06040. experience and you’ll have fun PERSON TO CLEAN HOME RN - Long term care review sit down for a few minutes and Clip out this file and keep it with “Dutch Entree” banner from any write: American Film in Manchester. Wednesday, coordinator for local medical LOST - 3 Month Old Ferret on Road, Bolton. positions available. No meeting new pwple and earn record your savings from super­ similar cash-off coupons — beverage three boxes of Weaver frozen Processing, Inc., I935R good money, too Call 523- 'Thursday or Friday. review program. RN with Main Street near 7-Eleven Hoover Court, B’ham, AL. experience necessary. Call SECRETARY for market specials and cash-off refund offers with beverage coupons, products. Expires July 31, 1980. NURSE for physician’s office. Gene at 646-8445 after 7:30 Engineering firm. Minimum 9401. References required Call Mr knowledge of Store in Manchester. Reward. 35226. Cheikin, 728-3946. Medicare/Medicaid coupons. As refunds arrive in the for example. Start collecting the Call 646-5085. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday p.m. for details. three years experience. Special refund bonus and Friday, 9 - 6 p.m. Alter­ Typing TO wpm, shorthand 90 ELECTRICIAN. Licensed Programs and U.R. R e g io n ------mail, add them to the list. needed proofs of purchase while TYPISTS AND CLERK CUSTODIAL - Full time experience necessary. Car The following offers do not require Announcement!______3 nate Saturdays. 9-1. Call 872- STATION ATTENDANT wpm. Send resume or call. journeyman. Experienced in Couponing and refunding is the looking for the required refund forms TYPISTS are needed to work 8321. residential, commercial, in­ cleaning school buildings. required for travel within refund forms: in the Hartford area. Call NEEDED, full time. Apply in Fuss and O’Neill, 210 Main most exciting supermarket game in at the supermarket, in newspapers ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Street, Manchester, 646-2469. dustrial wiring. Past Pleasant working conditions. local area. Monday thru HILLSHIRE FARM Smoked today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. person: Gorin’s Sports Car Friday work week. Mileage town. You will enjoy it more if you and magazines, and when trading SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need “CALL” GALS AND GUYS Center, Route 83, Vernon. EOE. experience and employment Good pay and benefits. Apply Italian Sausage, P.O. Box 227, New wanted! Good hourly rate, resume required. Call 875-5905 in person - Facilities Services reimbursement. For more in­ keep score! with friends. Offers are subject to help receiving your calls? PART TIME. Want cash for London, Wis. 54961. Receive a 50-cent Temporary or permanent. bonus, commissions, paid sick after 5:30 p.m. for appoint­ Oflice, 771 Main Street, South formation call Marge at — Try to keep your savings manufacturers’ geographical limits the holidays? For every day? days and holidays, paid ment for interview Windsor, Conn H.C.P.S.R.O. 525-3066. Council sets session refund. Send one iabel from Hillshire Personal Attention ... Veiy It’s easy with the phone in HELP WANTED separate from your other monies. and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- vacations. Conveniently Person to run High School Junior or Sophomore Farm Smoked Italian Sausage plus your own home. Call 249-7773. DEMONSTRATORS SECRETARY-RECEP­ You will have a far greater apprecia­ receive each refund. 8623. located East Hartford office. Girls lor part lime TIONIST. Nutmeg Elec­ one label from any brand of spaghet­ Must have good telephone Star-turn WAITRESS WORK WANTED - Have you thought tion for those dollars and cents if you BANQUET-BIRDS EYE-SARA SALESMAN- Opportunity for after school and Saturday Apply of going to work'* Show 'fop tronics of Manchester is ti. Expires April 30, 1980. Help Wented 13 voice and be persistent and in person put them aside and watch them grow. LEE Dinner Refund. Receive a $1 re­ exciting position. Knowledge TEMPORARY NEWSPAPER Quality Merchandise. seeking mature individual to TREASURE ISLE, Box NB-361, El motivated to earn more than 8-15 n.c. lathe BRASS KEY RESTMIRIUIT perform standard office ac­ — A big glass jar is a favorite place fund. Send the required refupd form of stoves helpful. Base plus just an hourly rate at a part- Some lathe experience DELIVERY PERSON Dutchmaid Clothing. 1-423- for budget workshop Paso, Texas 79977. Receive $2.50 TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. NEEDED April 10th - 20th. tivities plus light commission. Full medical to keep savings. But you must avoid plus one ingredient statement from Apply 81 Commerce Street, time job. CALL AMERICAN needed. Will train. SO houre. 4216. worth of cash-off coupons for benefits. Paid vacation. Call Paid holidays. Excellent In­ Generous pay, plus expenses. bookkeeping Figure aptitude the temptation to run to the jar every each the following products; Banquet Glastonburv. PTG FROZEN FOOD at 569-4993, typing skills am elephone VERINON — The Town Council will postage, usage of the copier and In the budget for primaries, the Treasure Isle products. Send the Mrs. Gray 525-1931, 12 pm to 3 pm daily. surance beneflts. Apply In Economical car required. NURSERY ATTENDANT request was for $4,000 and the mayor time you need change. 2-Pound Friend Chicken, Sara Lee COMPANY, Telephone 633- Afternoon hours. Call 643-5273 personality are definite meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the advertising plus $91 for a tape Universal Product Codes from any 7631.______person: WANTED. 18 or over. pluses. Good starting base, recorder and changer. recommends $2,200. Of this $2,000 is You might try converting all your Pound Cake, Birds Eye Broccoli COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - FULL AND PART TIME for FIBER GLASS SPINNER. No mornings Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Memorial Building for the first of a five Treasure Isle products. Expires Earn up to $200 a week. METRONICS, INC. excellent fringe benefits. for fees for election workers and the savings to quarters and wrapping Spears or Little Ears Corn on the CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Golf course and snack bar. experience necessary^, will Sundays. Approximately 6 to 8 series of workshops to review the $7 The Probate Court and Jury Com­ May 30, 1980. - Experienced only. Top Experienced or will train. RL 6 A 44 A BOOKKEEPER Please call between 10 a m. $200 is for office supplies, utilities, them in paper $10 rolls. Cob, and brand of frozen potatoes or Apply at 'Tallwood Country train. Call 646-5778, 'Friday, hours weekly. Call 646-4025 for and 3 p m for interview ap­ million general government budget mittee budget totals just $2,300 which Copyright 1980, wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 18^ Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Club, Route 85, Hebron. BOLTON between 11 and 2. SECRETARY needed for interview. Needed by April 6. and operating supplies. The mayor — A separate savings account is ice cream. Expires Sept. 30, 1980. Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Hartford.. small but fast growing pointment 649-6620. proposed by Mayor Marie Herbst. is for fees and office supplies. I ’niU-d Feature Synilieate The budgets to be reviewed Mon­ The registrars have a budget recommended only $2,264 for the one of the best places for your refund BOOTH Beer Batter Offer. 563-0151.______HELP WANTED. Part-time Manchester firm. Must be Receive a $1 refund. Send the Ine. $370/THOUSAND FOR STOCK and experienced in all phases of day will include a few of the larger recommendation of $13,476. This is referendums budget. The request savings. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll accountant. Must be familiar RN OR LPN, full time, 11 EXPERIENCED required refund form plus two end ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. with preparing federal and office procedures, or a ones such as executive and ad­ mostly for salaries and fees, totaling was for $4,527. That keeps them immune from p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Postage paid. Free applica­ p m to 7 a m. Laurel Manor. DELIVERY PERSON wiilingness to learn. Accuracy Apply director of nursing. state income tax returns. PART TIME $12,276. The salaries for the two The finance and accounting budget tion. FASSCO, Dept. hi. 732 91 Chestnut S t r e e t , Some housekeeping with figures a must. Send ministrative, tax collector, town Salmonbrook Convalescent Please call 872-9176. Manchester. NURSE M S clerk, and the planning department. registrars total $5,671 and for the two totals $47,816, only $100 less than Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. duties in addition to stock resume and salary require­ Home, off House Street, ment to - P.O. Box 1526 Floor Clnannra Also scheduled for review are the deputies, $1,605. requested. This includes $16,018 for Glastonbury. Please call 633- HELP WANTED. Part-time WENDY’S OLD FASHIONED handling. Good driving TEACHERS AT ALL women machine operators record. Monday through Manchester, Conn. NEEDED budgets for Town Council, Probate Under fees, amounts are in for fees the chief accountant; $10,071 for a m ______LEVELS: Universal HAMBURGERS is looking for bookkeeper; and $7,115 for a clerk- needed. $3.40 hourly. Please experienced cashiers for Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To provid* Nursing Giro Court, Jury Committee, registrars, for the Board of Admissions for 10 Red Cross bloodmobile NURSES AIDES wanted for Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, call 872-7346. DOG KENNEL ASSISTANT. Mornings And Evenings. lunch. Starting hourly wage Opportunity lor advanced elections, accounting, outside two-hour sessions totaling $195 and typist. The rest of the budget in­ full time on all shifts. Apply Ore.. 97208. Part time to full time. Must In prlvitt homei «nd Send Resume to Box B, director of nursing. Salmon- between $3.50 and $3.75 depen­ student with compatible have flexible hours. Modicol Facllllln. Part auditing, assessment. Board of Tax three 11-hour session totaling $321. cludes $2,100 for office supplies; $360, Bartenders, Cocktail ding upon experience. Apply c/o Manchester Herald operating supplies; $12,000 for data brook Convalescent Home, off BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Waitresses & Waitresses - schedule. Apply In person Experience preferred but will llmt, hill timt. Contldori- Review, purchasing, law. Planning There are also fees for typists and House Street, Glastonbury. MY HOME preferably from Wendy's Old Fashioned Ham­ tram right person. Must be llon givon to proltronco processing service; and $150 for has successful visit Experienced. Please call 289- burgers. West Service Road, Commission, Zoning Board of machine instructors, canvassers and Please call 633-5244. Manchester, Vernon, Bolton R R I S 0 N ’ S able to deal with people. ol:—Location and Houra. 7929. Hartford, (in front of Jai Appeals, and the Zoning Commis­ a clerk. professional affiliations. An amount Anne S. Flynn, Candice Lan­ Valerie A. Johnson, Jim area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 649 MAIN STREET Driver license necessary. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY MANCHESTER-In one At la st W edneday’s LATHE OPERATORS - With Alail.- MANCHESTER. CT of $14,000 has been put in the budget dry, Lawrence Memery, Ahern, Ms. Susan M. Ward, p.m. Call after 4 p.m,, 646- Sheridane Kennels. 228-9089. sion. The Board of Admissions is made of its most successful visits drive, Allan Aronson 2 years’. experience. Good STOCKROOM For Information call BURGER Jacqueline Nichols, Janet Sylvester J. Benson, Harry L. 3914. The executive and administrative up of the three selectmen and the for outside audit fees. in recent months, the Red became an eight-gallon benefits. Salary negotiable. A’TTENDANTS. Openings for 643-9515 ★ KING town clerk. Board members, with the The assessor’s budget totals $125,- Frantz, Jean Johnson, Jenkins, Mrs. Kathleen K. Hawk Precision Co., 303 persons who are very con­ budget recommended by the mayor Cross Bloodmobile donor; Frank N. Serignese, LEGAL SECRETARY- Law scientious and have a record needs men or women to work exception of the town clerk, are paid 620. The request was for $179,786. Patricia Dow, Elaine Law, King. Burnham S tHartford, telpone Firm in Vernon seeks full totals $113,490. This includes a salary collected 145 pints of blood a seven-gallon donor; Amy 528-9845. of good figure aptitude. AID A ASSISTANCE full or part time days. 11 to 3 Most of the reduction was in the Christine Boutin. Mrs. Jeannine McNiff, time Legal Secretary with pm or 11 to 5 pm. Mothers request of $10,087 for the mayor and by the hour for attending voter­ at the Emanual Lutheran Pirkey, six-gallon donor; Douglas Morency, Mrs. Experience preferred but not ol North Eastam Conn. salaries recommended by the mayor. Raymond Fredrickson, good Wping and shorthand welcome. Apply at 467 Center $21,743 for the director of ad­ making sessions. Church Wednesday. Annamarie Turner, five- Elizabeth H. Hally, Don A. WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE required. Apply at Wesco 357 East Cantor 8t. The assessor’s salary is Mama Goiangos, Janine Grif­ skills. Experienced preferred. stnes, JES Industrial Park, CARRIER NEEDED Manchastsr Street, Manchester m inistration; $10,901 for the The registrars are also to receive - 1 day per week. Must have The resu lts show a gallon donor; and Linda fin, Harold Burnett, Rocco Carpenter, Mrs. Joan Wether- Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Route 5, South Windsor. 568- executive secretary; $9,346 for an ac­ $650 for office supplies; $300 for recommended at $17,222 ; assistant marked increase in Quinn, a two-gallon donor. DeSimone, Elaine Duff. ford, Miss Debra A. Dennen, own transportation. Call 568- a.m. and 5 p.m. 2605. 6334, EOE. count clerk; and $7,684 for a clerk. maintenance of typewriters and assessor, $14,476; assessment aide, donations from this One-gallon donors in­ Marian Dziama, Marie Ben­ Bruce H. Nelson, Mrs. For The Beacon Hill Apartments The budget also includes $8,000 for voting machines and $250 for $10,608; and assessment technician, winter’s drives which clude Marion Tillotson, son, Judith Burr, Robert Her- Margaret Geyer. In Manchester, on the East Hartford Town Line. office supplies; $30,000 for telephone professional affiliations. $10,608. It also includes $1,590 for of­ were held down because of Mrs. Frederick J. Gaskell, dic, Wilma Joyner. James L. Goodwin, John W. Stokes, Mrs. Paula D. Bergen- service; $2,400 for operating supplies The registars asked for $5,500 to fice supplies; $1,600 for operating flu infections, related Patricia Hetzel, Ber­ Ernest Mclnerney, Frederick Sweetman, Samuel ty, Geno J. Anmdreini, and $13,025 for rentals and contrac- buy two new voting machines to supplies; $69,215 for rentals and con­ winter illnesses and poor nadette Hagenow, and Call Manchester Herald, tractual; and $300 for professional af­ Zucker, Gerlinde Marti, Williard Hiller, Robert J. tuals which includes membership in replace two existing out-dated weather. Priscilla Judson. filiations. Joseph Parker, Joan Spak, Bagge, Robert J. Leger, the Capitol Region Council of machines that are about 35 years old. Elaine Sweet, director of The complete list of Clayton A. Adams. Governments and the Connecticut The budget for the elections totals Other smaller budgets include; Margaret Churchill. REALTORS the local chapter of the donors follows. Anita Murphy, Gerland Mrs. Paula W. O’Hara, Conference of Mayors plus the prin­ $8,850. Of that $6,350 is for fees for Board of Tax Review, $495; Gerlinde, 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 American Red Cross, said Appointments kept Reedy, Margaret Wasilieff, James J, Brezinski. Mrs. Joy KV KIDS! ting of the annual town report. election workers. The remainder is treasurer, $4,609; purchasing, $2,500. Herman, Herbert E. Maguire, today that despite this Anita Abolins, Joan Bedell, June Werdelin, Bonita The tax collector’s budget totals for office supplies, utilities, The law budget totals $29,000 and Mrs. Mildred M. Berggren, YOU’RE INVITED - - month encouraging results, Eileen Flynn, Donna D eskus, John C. K elly, $52,404 and $35,274 of this is for operating supplies and rentals and $27,000 of this is for fees for the town Gamache, Calvin Hutchinson, Kenneth Markstein, Deanna Mrs. Dolores B. Lullo, Mrs. TO-MORROW, SUNOAY, 2 - 5 P.M. salaries which include $16,628 for the contractuals. attorney. the state’s blood shortage Ouellette, Margaret B. Martin. remained at emergency James McCooe, Duane White, 331 FERN ST., MANCHESTER tax collector; $8,650 for one account Virginia Daversa, Peter Anthony Vitiello, Beverly Mrs. Marie Girelli, Antone PART TIME OPEN HOUSE clerk and $7,995 for another; plus $2,- levels. DeVaux, Jane Thompson, Roy Cosme, Carol S. Eddy, Miss Grose, Helga Schaller, THIS WEEKEND 000 for part-time help. It also in­ Supplies, she said, have George Strimaitis. Haugh, Charlotte Couch, Joanne Mumley. Marcelo Floor Cleaners Police probe burglary not yet recovered from Pamela Robertson, Paul Chinsky, Mrs. Jane M. White, Earn Cash cludes another $8,750 for supplies, Allan Walch, Nancy Four­ Mrs. Linda Rose, Mrs. Edith shortages that began nier, Ann Kibbie, Eva Kopp, Tesik. rentals and professional affiliations. Senna. South Windsor 31 Village St. ; and James Paul, 19, of around the first of the John McElraevy, Linda Mon- Edward Timbrell, Edward Mornings And Evenings. !, I And $380 for a stand and a calculator. Borgida, Kathleen Moseley. Mrs. Jacqueline Desmaiais, A request for a $3,620 NCR recorder A piggy bank was recovered, along 12 Highland Ave, year. ' tie, Denise Mozzer, Robert Send Resume to Box B, Of the 133 who made ap- Rice. William Bayrer, Earl Elmer Ostrout, Mrs. Diane L. c/o Manchester Herald riTi m for validating and processing with some coins, taken from a Muriel All three were released on their Diaz, Alexander Girelli, Miss - i . pointments for Marjorir Adams, Deborah Doggart, Nancy Rock, John receipts, was rejected by the budget Drive home that was reportedly promise to appear in court on April 8 Bell, Kent Carlson, Truman Shannon. Marcia Adams, Stephen as was the request for a special forcefully entered Wednesday and in Rockville. Wednesday’s drive, 100 Robert Franklin. Kenneth Nettleton, Miss Nancy Long. appeared. Sixty other per­ Crandall, Shirley Dunn, Bar­ typewriter and an additional Thursday. Three juveniles were Debra Tierney, 24, and Virginia bara Hill, Virginia Kelly. Garrity, Robert Lassen, Miss Wendy Jean Nettleton, sons walked in to make Mrs, Geraldine Kelley, Miss calculator. charged in connection with the Gould, 56, both of 655 Talcottvile Judith Morton, Patricia Evelyn Schofield. Richard ^ BURGER Sylvia Hasch, Mrs. Doris Tim­ The town clerk’s budget breaks. Road, Vernon, were charged donations. Schackner, Mary Talaga, Roach. ^ KING ^ brell, Miss Laurie Grassette. LONG CHIP AND P U H FROM COUl recommendation is $63,157 of which Police Chief William Ryan said a Thursday with failure to drive a The next drive will be Karin Turek, Marsha m . Per Week! needs men or women to work 35 SASS DRIVE MANCHESTER Walkin donors held at the House & Hale Michael J. Derrick, Mark full or part time nights. 5 to $51,212 is for salaries. The proposed 15-year-old was charged with two reasonable distance apart after being VanZenbergen, Thomas Cur­ Edward Berggren, Mrs. Custom Built Contemporary with 7 large rooms, The Stats Tell The Story; Building, Main Street, on W. Kimball, Howard Epstein, closing or 7:30 to closing. salary lor the chief clerk is $22,902; counts each of burglary and larceny involved in a three-car accident on tiss, Ann DeMarchi, Emily B, Rockwood, Miss Call Ivan at fireplace, family room, 2t4 baths, formal dining room, 2 300 FT. LOT! 2'/: BATHS April 18th, from 11 a.m. to Katherine Ferrelli. Gregory P. Nolin. Mothers welcome. Apply at car attached garage. Be the first owner of this Brand New $13,733 for one assistant clerk and and two, 14-year olds were charged Route 83. Ms. Tierney was taken to Christine Carpenter, Mrs, 467 Center Street, 2 CAR GARAGE 3 ZONED HEAT $9,350 for the other; plus $5,225 for a with one count each of burglary and Rockville General Hospital for treat­ 4 p.m Home!! The Manchester Manchester Dir: com er o( 111 6 & 111 H al Sunset Mobil Gas Station turn onto Vemon WALL TO WALL SEVERAL EXTRAS part-time clerk. larceny. ment. Their court answer date is St. t Heading North), Turn left on Kennedy Road to left on Kent Rd to first A request for a $6,260 land record They were referred to juvenile April 11. Here’s Bookmobile Route left (Sass Road) 20X40 IN-GROUND SABRINA POOL! microfilm computerized index and authorities and turned over to the Police said Gerald W. Martin, 38, JOIN US BUY A GRACIOUS WAY OF UVING! film verification was turned down. MANCHESTER - Here Apartments. 2:50 p.m. — Homestead 3:30 p.m. — Galaxy Drive. Evening Herald custody of their parents. of Pearl Drive, Vernon was 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. (aiSTONER RELATIONS ON The budget also allows $6,000 for of- is next week’s schedule for 2:50 p.m. — Elast Maple Park Apartments. YOUR HOSTS: RAY HNNEGAN Vernon northbound and making a left hand 3:50 p.m. — Parkade SATURDAY or SUNDAY the Manchester Public Street. Thursday PHIL CONTI fice su p p lies and $545 for Three Vernon young men were turn into a private drive when his car 3:30 p.m. — Porter Street. Apartments. March 29 & 30 11 AM to 5 PM professional affiliations and was struck from behind by one driven Library bookmobile: 9:30 a.m, — Early Trainee charged Thursday with third degree 4:10 p.m. — Finley Street. Wednesday Childhood Learning Center. 647>9946 or traveling expenses. by Ms. Gould. The Gould car was in Dlrectlona: South on South Main St. First criminal trespassing. Police said Monday Tuesday 10 a.m. — Delmont Nursery 10:50 a.m. — Head Start. [Good Wage and Fringe. The mayor also turned down turn struck from behind by the 10 a.m. — Manchester Left after Manchester Coun­ they were found on Rockville High 10:30 a.m. — Holiday House School. 1:30 p.m. — Mayfair iPrevious experience or | requests for $650 for a special steel Manor Convalescent Home. School property after having been Tierney car. Rest Home. 10:50 a.m. — Manchester Gardens. 647-9947 Icoliege courses con- try Club It Fern St. cabinet and $865 for a special 11 a.m. — Laurel Manor warned to stay away. Early Learning Center. 2:50 p.m. — Oakland Street. Isidered. typewriter to replace one that is 20 Convalescent Home. 11 a.m. — Garden Drive. m m a s ^ 8 7 1 - 2 6 7 1 They were: Douglas Aniello, 25, of 1:30 p.m. — Bush Hill Road. 3:30 p.m. — Rachel Road, years old. 11:40 a.m, — Oak Place. 2:10 p.m. — Woodland I Send resume to Box BBI WILUAM L BELFIORE AGENCY 301 South St.; Gary Fluckiger, 22, of Manor Apartments. 2:50 p.m. — Lorraine Road. 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. The Planning Department’s 2; 10 p.m. — Park Chestnut Ic /o Manchester Herald | proposed budget totals $30,059, $28,- Attend Seminar 230 Hartford Tpk., Vemon Circle, Vemon, Ct 06066 M T - 1 4 1 3 434 of which is salaries for the town Correction MANCHESTER - James F. Spring program registrations open planner and a clerk. The planners Lupacchino of East Catholic High proposed salary is $20,133 and the COVENTRY—The organizers of MANCHESTER - The program is still accepting registra­ per person. clerks, $8,299. The mayor the Wednesday night meeting on School and Janet A. Locke of tion for cake decorating and bridge Bridge lessons will meet for eight Manchester High School recently Manchester Recreation recommends $425 for office supplies, problems with roaming dogs were D epartm ent’s spring cultural lessons. Registration is conducted weeks at a cost of $8 per person. The ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: S operating supplies and professional Donna Staves and Crystal Harvey, returned from a weekend youth Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. beginners class will meet on Mon­ leadership seminar. Looking for ______j : affiliations but took out a request for both of Bissell Road and the woman Chaison at PTA to 1 p.m. at the Arts Building on days from 1 to 2 p.m. and the in­ You don’t have $250 for a filing cabinet. who volunteered to serve as assistant The seminar, sponsored by the Garden Grove Road. Both classes termediates will meet from 12:30 to to shell out much Greater Hartford Jaycees, was open MANCHESTER - Joel Chaison. The recommended budget for the dog warden, and was reportedly wiir start the week of April 7. 1:30 p.m. on Thursdays. to get big results../ to all high school sophomores who guidance counselor at Bennet Junior Further information is available by Town Council is $4,350 which includes rejected by the town manager, was Cake decorating for beginners will 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE Sharon Comstock. The names are recommended by their principals High School, will be present at the meet for eight weeks on Tuesdays contacting the Arts Building, 647- $1,050 ‘for the fee of the council Washington School PTA Executive appeared incorrectly in Thursday’s on the basis of their leadership from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The cost is $8 3089. secretary and $3,300 for office abilities. Board meeting Tuesday at 7; 15 p.m. supplies such as recording cassettes. Manchester Herald. CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29, 1980 Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulx EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 29, 1980- 1.5 Frank and Ernaat Prfirat* fnatmcUOni U I ACROSS 3 Aphorism Answer to Previous Puzzle ArtfcfM tor Solo 41 Ap»Hm uttt For Rwif S3 Auto$ For Solo 81 I/OU ARE JUST PLAIN AU UJHERe I COME FROM, 4 Piece of RIDING LESSONS indoor ,C NTRAIRE! I Tan candy riding ring. Weatem stock flbby Absolutelv l a z y ,' 0 WE CALL IT HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 6 Playing card 6 Those in seat, saddle seat and hunt T H R E E R O O M IT'S A n 6W poU— with the exception of the girl who should be my matron of GET THAT RAFT UNLOAOEP.' J TRULY THE MANCHESTER - Immaculate street from lovely park. $300, 7947. 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. 4879. Plumbing & Heating. 64628711 lonor, who is at least a size 20. I was her maid of honor — r— zr:S( SON OF 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics (219-1). 236-5646, Locators, ELBOB.' Oswald Jacoby anci Alan Sontag 1974 CAPRI, V-6, automatic, PERSONAL Paperhanging when she was married four years ago. She has always been baths. 3 zone heat. S^ arate small fee. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE SOUTH WINDSOR KENNEL sunroof. Excellent condition. Flooring 38 little on the plump side, but since her marriage she has driveways. Marion E. Robert­ Fireplaces, concrete. for particular people, by Dick. SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS CLUB offfers an 8 Week Asking $1800. Call 742-8222 Call 643-5703 anytime. - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. ained about 40 pounds. son, Realtor. 643-5953. RENOVATED (Chimney repairs. No job too Handling Course in Breed and after b p.m. Reasonable Prices. For free FLOORSANDING & RELAXATION -Luxurious small. Save! Call 6468356 for I hate to exclude her from my wedding party, because we Bidding semi two suiters Obedience, at the Italian- PROFESSIONAL PAINTING estimates Call Joe, 6461519. REFINISHING - Floors like American Hall, Manchester. two bedroom. Must see. Only 1964 CONVERTIBLE FORD estimates. rew up together and she has been my closest and dearest - Interior and exterior. new. Specializing in oldqr By Ofwald Jacoby response is one diamond and $25. Registration will be taken $250. (220-3). 236-5646, GALAXY 500. Runs good, riend, but I don’t want to embarrass her or myself on what Commercial and residential. MASONRY. All types of con­ floors. Natural and stainM and Alan Sonteg his rebid two diamonds or one 10% MORTGXIZ 7 p.m., April 2nd for Breed Locators, small fee. ^ s t offer over $600. 6464414 "ATTENTION WORKING rould be the most beautiful day of my life. Free estimates. Fully in­ crete work ana repairs. floors. No waxing any more. notrump. I Available by owner. Classes & 7 p.m. April 3rd for after 6:30. PARENTS” I will babysit What do you think? sured. 6464879. Fieldstone a specialty. Free Also Painting. John Verfaille, Semi two-suit hands is a I Forest Hills 10 room I Obedience. For further infor­ EAST HARTFORD - Secluded your child in my home with UNDECIDED BRIDE The toughest hand Is five estimates. Call after 5, 643- 6465750. term applied to hands with iRanch, 4 cptedl mation call: 289-8188,569-3010, home in quiet area. All 1972 MUSTANG. Top condi­ loving care. 528-8560. spades and four clubs. The J.P . LEWIS & SON- Custom 1870. one five- or six-carii suit and I bedrooms, 2W baths, I 561-0641, 673-9949, and 875- appliances. $250. (1862). 236 tion, new brake job. Serviced DEAR BRIDE: Ask your closest and dearest friend response Is likely to be one Ifireplaced family room I 5646, Locators, small fee. SPECIALISTS IN HOME Decorating, Interior & one four-card suit. The easiest notrump and the response 9127, every 2,000 miles. 871-2501. Exterior Painting, 1 be your matron of honor and don’t give it another land living room. Huge I IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, lought. True beauty comes in all sizes. one to handle from the stand­ might be made with some­ Paperhanging & Remodeling, point of the opening bidder is (game room, kitcheni EASTER BUNNIES FOR SIX ROOM COLONIAL. Remodeling Additions. R.P. thing like: S-2 H-K 9 7 3 2 D-K Kitchens, Recreation Rooms, Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona livi a_ _ Iw/dinette, 2 car gar., SALE - White, black, gray and Refrigerator, stove, dis­ Roushon Builders. Inc., 636 J 8 4 C-7 3 2, or lots of other Call 6469658, DEAR ABBY: If a baby is bom on February 29, when open I lovely treed lot, $112,- brown. Some 8 weeks, some 5 hwasher, disposal. Bus line. 3654. fpart- hands which are too strong to 1967 DODGE. 8 cylinder. lould we celebrate his first birthday? On February 28 or ner bids either red suit you pass with and not strong |900. months. Call 646-4810. No sin g les. R e fe re n c e s, arch 1? J, , security deposit. $50() Power steering. Power IN C O M E T A X can rebld one spade. Let's enough for a bid of a suit at MERRITT, a|Bncy WONDERING LHASA APSO - One year old. monthly. Call 643-4414 after brakes. Automatic transmis­ PREPARATION Call Janet S. Keep Smiling look at some possible the two level. With a mini­ sequences. Great for smalt apartment. 6:30. sion. Good running condition. Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ mum five spade-four club DEAR WONDERING: The day following February Loves kids. Moving, must Best offer takes it. Please call pointment at your con­ Be Happy 1. 8-K Q 9 a H-J 9 4 D 8 C-A Q hand, it is probably best to sell! Sacrifice. Call after 5 MANCHESTER. East Middle after 8:00 p.m., 647-9240. venience. 644-0194 8, which would be March 1 — unless it’s a leap year. loes pass at one notrump — with a good hand, rebid two clubs. Lott-Ltnd for Sal* 24 p.m., 649-5882. Turnpike. Available: four You open one club. If part­ MOVING LARGE Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of If partner responds at the room Cape, redecorated, ner responds one diamond, APPLIANCES - Cellars, At­ two level and you have a min­ BOLTON - 2 1/2 acres. GERMAN appliances, and yard. $350 I^pularity, get Abby’s new booklet: “ How To Be you rebid one spade and plan tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. INCOME TAX PREPA RA ------imum type just rebid spades Wooded with brook. Nice lot SHEPHARD/LABRADOR plus security. 6461540 or 646 R&R HEBERT PAINTING - 'i’opular; You’re Never Too Young or Too Old.” Send to pass if partner’s next bid is 1968 CADILLAC, clean, Also will buy anything. Call TION SERVICE - At your ^ or raise to three if you have with 200 foot frontage. $25,000 PUPPIES, 8 weeks old. Shots. )800. Interior & Exterior. :$1 with a long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) not a strong one. If his firm. Call 643-9104. excellent condition. Full 644-1775, home. 20 Years Experience. three cards in your partner's F R E E only to good homes. "Guaranteed Quality Envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, reponse is one heart, you still power. 82,000 original miles. bid suit. With a good hand Call 6 4 6 ^ . OHIcaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 Workmanship!" Call 6467718. Dan Mosler, 6463329, or 526 Q jy g PROBLEM S the JGalif. 90212. bid one spade. But if he rebids New firestone 721 steel belted PROFESSIONAL HOUSE m show your club suit Rm I Etiato Wantad 28 ole 1-2 punch! Tax Coi to two hearts, you have a real radials. $795. 643-2323. CLEANING - One time or There is one important COLLIE SHEPHERD PROFESSIONAL/BUSINESS TEACHERS - Experienced tion of America, SE! problem. You should pass SELLING your house? Call us weekly basis. Excellent responding rule here When PUPPIES - 6 weeks. Male and OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ PONTIAC VENTURA 1971 - 6 exterior painters. Now ______!______largest Tax Service is FIRST unless you have a very con­ first and we'il make you a references. Call Eagle Home your partner opens one spade female. Will be large, $25 proximately 2600 square feet, cylinder. AM/FM tapes. booking, for Spring-Summer in convenience. Your home- or servative partner who plays cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Maintenance, INCOME TAX- Done in your do not respond in .hearts each. Call 643-4702. with ample parking. Close to Please call 5666030. work. Free estimates. my office. 647-9426. Pauline iflstfoqroph rha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom the dummy well. Then you Realtor, 643-1577. home. Six years experience. unless you have at least five Center, hospital and new Reasonable rates. 6465873. Kozuck. can raise to three hearts, but WATERPROOFING, Call for very Reasonable hearts or good spade support FOR SALE. Doberman court building. For info, call 2 Bernice Bede Osol keep your fingers crossed. MAY WE BUY your home? Pinscher. $50. Call 643-0577, 5667658 or 871-0401. HATCHWAYS, foundation DAN SHEA PAINTING St Rates. 646-5346. Walter you can show later 2. 8 -K O 9 a H -J 5 4 0 -A C -A 0 Quick, fair, all cash and no cracks, sump pumps, window DECORATING. Interior and Zingler. « l £ 0 (July 23-Aug. 22) Be wary (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | problem. Call Warren E. Mutical Inalrvmanla 44 VERNON AREA. Upstairs of­ 1974 CHEVY EL CAMINO. wells, stone walls, patios, exterior. Also wallpapering. 2 today ol making unreasonable 109S Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. fices for rent. One, 12' by 12’. Many new parts. Make an steps, walks, firwlaces, con­ Quality craftsmanship! Call IN C O M E T A X demands on one you love. Same as example one, (For a copy of JACOBY DAN WADE- Have lour In­ Excessive requests will push this 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ $125 monthly. One, 18' by 12'. offer or trade. 871-6810. crete repairs. Tnirty years 6465424. PREPARATION. Reasonable, except you hold the diamond MODERN, send St to "Win at come Taxes prepari expert- d i ' l l l l * person away Instead ol drawing Houaahold cluding Ovations, plus free $175 monthly. Carpeted and experience. 643-4953. 6461190. accurate, in your honhe or- ace so YOU have a good hand. Bridge, " care of this newspa­ Goods 40 ly by leading independent Tax- , them to you. case with this ad. Carlos paneled. Heat and air con­ Building Contracting 33 mtoe. Norm Marshall, 646" You still rebld one spade over per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City (Consultant. Phone 649-6851. CRirfrnnaV VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A slt- Station, New York, N. Y. REFRIGERATORS guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, ditioning included. Call Dave, 91)^. a » u e w a j pertaining to a red suit, but plan to bid Washers / Ranges, used, 7 Main Street, New Britain, 8762517. WES ROBBINS Carpentry someone who Is In a tough spot. again except when his too 19.) FOR SALE. 1970 Ford E-lOO guaranteed and clean. New 225-1977. Layaways, J & M remodeling specialist. Ad­ You can be ol help materially II Van. Many new parts. Inside shipment damaged. G.E & OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Imtaltatton Of Aluminum Storm ditions, rec rooms, dormers, M arch W , 1880 you let your heart rule your head. has been done. Make offer or Doors, Windows, Roll-Up Aw­ FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Wanted to Buy 49 - 400 square feet, Piccadilly built-ins, bathrooms, Try to comprehend the feelings U8RA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Others trade. 871-6810. nings, CsnoplM A Shuttors. Odd like you lor yourself, so pretend­ Heathcliff — Gaorge Qataly B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Square, Talcottville. Call 643- Sliss. Also, Glass A Sertsn kitchens, 6463446. Probate Notice and ambitions ol those close to OLD WOODEN CHAIRS, Rspsir. you this coming year. You may ing to be something you're not Is Street, 643-2171. 9016 for an appointment. Court of Probate, District of Andover unnecessary. Pretenses will have DRESSERS & TABLES - Any 1S7 WIndMnlll* Rd. 623-2892 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NOTICE OF HEARING have to adjust your thinking to ESTATE OF DORIS LaFLEUR HURD more doeely coincide with theirs. an ettect opposite from what you ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! condition. Will buy one or a Wantad to Rant 57 Bro«d Bfook, Ct AtMr s P.M. Carpentry and general con­ hoped to project. house lot. Call 872-2590. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis AMES (March 21-Aprll 19) Usu­ Custom made draperies, slip­ 1973 FORD PINTO WAGON, tractin g . R esidential and Vlntels, Judge, dated March 22. I9M,a ally you're a rather generous SCORPIO (OcL 24- Nov. 22) covers and upholstery. Budget For parts or runnable. New commercial. Whether it be a hearing will ne held on an application person, but today you may not Occasionally we all leel we don't WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 WANTED. Old beer cans. motor. Make offer. 871-6810. small repair job, or a custom prayli^ for the authority to sell a cer- (to too willing to share with per­ get appropriate attention from or 646-1000. Look in cellar, attic or gar­ built home or anything in lain piece or parcel of real estate at sons who have been kind to you those we love. Today this may age. Please call 647-1877. WANTED, Efficiency apart- private sale as in said application of happen to you, but don’t let It 1974 NOVA - Excellent con­ between call 6461379 people read Hie more fully appears, ai Uie Court ol In the past. Find out more ol ment for single workingkini man. what lies ahead lor you In the make you jealous. I REAP 6(PMEW HERE dition! New clutch assembly. FLOORS UNLIMITED - Probate on April II. IMO at 4:45 P.M. WEU_, IF IT ISN'T 'iO U OUGHT TO Would consider sharing classified Margaret K. Vinkels. D edi year following your birthday by SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) New battery. Low mileage, CARPENTRY & MASONRY - THAT ALL (EERM S HAVE B E A HAAAEP □MISC. FOR SALE expenses with someone with Floor, Carpet, Iteholstery 075-03 , , sanding lor your copy ol Aslro- Be enthusiastic and optimistic THE SliS BRAVE 0 U RENTALS Additions and Remodeling. BIS- BLUB EVEB AN P apartment with extra $2000. 872-8819. Care. Double-Clleaning -Qraph Latter. Mall $1 tor each to regarding new projects, but e^ERM k il l e r .. OF'iOUROBLF-l Method. Free Estim ates. Call Free estimates. Call Anthony Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio don't kid yourself Into believing OJRL>y BLCNPHAIR. bedroom. Call 228-3586 Squillacote 649-0811. they are more than what they Articlet lor Sale 41 Rooms tor Rant 52 between 3pm and 6 pm. FOR SALE - 1972 DATSUN 6465434. City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure 510 WAGON. 90,000 miles. LEGAL NOTICE to specify birth date. really are. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Excellent condition. Must TAURUS (April 20)-May 20) THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ - Remodeling and Additions. Something you promised to do In competitive situations today, set, electric welder, acetylene trally located. Downtown sell, 643-6798 after 6:30. BABYSITTING IN MY NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 lor someone you care a great make the encounter fun, not an outfit, aluminum ladder, Manchester. Kitchen HOME WHILE you work. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special Meeting of the act ol war. Being first is Impor­ WORKING WOMAN NEEDS CHEVROLET IMPALA years’ experience! For Free deal about and have thus lar trailer tires, new electric privileges. Call 649-2358. Oakland Street area. 6462817. Directors and Officers of the EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT neglected may be brought to tant, but doing It In a classy man­ 4 or 5 Room Apartment by CUSTOM 1973. Two door, blue Estimates, call 646-4239. ner Is even more so. generator, electric lawn- of Manchester, Connecticut, will be held on Monday, April 7j your attention today. Produce. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. 2 ROOMS -1 Free, 1 $20 week­ May 1st. Responsible and with blue vinyl top. Power Don't make excuses. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb 19) A 1980, at 7:30 p.m. at the District Fire House, 32 Main Street^ ly; mature male and female. dependable, with references. steering, power brakes, air, OEMMI (May 21-June 20) Those loved one may not read to a giv­ radials with radial snows, Manchester, Connecticut for the following purpose: en situation exadly as you had DINING ROOM SET Colonial One with License for errands Please call after 5:30 p.m., Autos For Sala 81 Motorcyclaa-BIcyclea 84 ol the op|>oslte sex find you quite • O Q rear window defogger, radio. Attractive today, but don't wand­ envisioned. Make allowances lor style $1,400. Call 568-1988. and meals. Private entrance. 643-5185. 1. Budget Meeting for Budget covering Period July 1, 1980 to Body in excellent condition. er out ol your own bailiwick. An his right to freedom of expres­ Call 649-5459. COMET 1974, two door. Six 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 643-M25 after 4 p.m. June 30, 1981. * - Innocent flirtation can gel out ol sion. USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to ATTENTION, Landlords and cylinder, automatic, power LOW R ID E R . 2500 miles, PISCES (Fawb. 20-March 20) Short Riba — Frank Hill management agents. We have hand. 11. good condition. 646-8069. 238 CHARTER OAK STREET steering, AM/FM stereo, 100% stock and in excellent 2. To transact any other business proper to come before thy CANCER (June 21-July 22) The temptation to cover up mis­ PS a t e e n a s e r s h e resMnsible working tenants 1975 FORD VAN - 6 cylinder shape. $4500 . 7428786. takes today may cross your I

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(R) SUNDAY'S SPORTS 12:30 3 Agronsky And Company Walker, Nils Asther. 9:30 3 8 Baseball 12:30 3 Andy Griffith 3 My Three Sons 3 Ropefellows Call To Prayer 5:00 EVENING 3 M *A *S *H 6:00 MARCH 30,1980 8 The Athletes 5:00 3 Movie "The Redhead And 1:50 3 Nine On New Jersey 8 High School Cheerleading AFTERNOON ® NatlonaJ Geographic Special 0 T V Auction A bld-by-phone 3 News 12:50 3 ) News The Cowboy" (1950) Glenn Ford, 3 Benny Hill 3 ABC News 8 Jimmy Swaggart 2:00 "The Mystery Ol Animal Behav­ extravaganza where anything 6:00 Rhonda Fleming, ® Electric Company (R) io r" German naturalist photogra­ and everything will be auctioned 0 T V Auction A bld-by-phone 8 America's Athletes 1980 5:22 3 World Opportunities 2:05 3 Tennis 1:00 MORNING 8 Wild Kingdom 8 BowNng 3 N e w s 8 Celebrate 3 9 The Superstars pher Heinz Slelmann has spent to the highest bidder. extravaganza where anything 3 ) Movie "The Human Vapor" ® Julia Child And More Compa­ 8 Top Cat S Catholic Needy Schools his life recording animals In their 8 Chicken 3 Harvest Temple Telethon 8:00 and everything will be auctioned (1960) Yoshio Tsuchlya, Karoru ny ® Once Upon A Classic 2:30 9 Rex Humbard natural habitats. to the highest bidder. 11:00 MONDAY'S SPORTS Yachlqusa. 8 Risk Of Marriage ® The Shakespwe Plays ® ® C9 Daffy Duck's Easter ® Soccer Made In Germany 1:00 8 H e e H a w 10:00 8 Catholic Needy Schools 3:00 Show Animated. Daffy Duck ® M e n Of Bronze The most EVENING 7:00 MARCH 31,1980 5:50 3 America's Athletes 1980 8 Family Feud 3:00 3 Sunday Morning Telethon (Cont'd) stars in his first prime time spe­ 8 Easter Fever When the East­ IB News 3 Movie "Victory At Sea" 9 Issues'80 3 Movie "Tell Them Willie Boy 3 Little Rascals 0 The National Nuclear Debate heavily decorated - and the cial featuring himself and his AFTERNOON most decimated - American er Bunny decides to take an ear­ 6:00 (1955) Narrated by Alexander 7:28 Is Here" (1969) Robert Bedford, 3 Kids Are People Too 2:30 6:00 friends In three new cartoons. ly retirement, ho Is given a fare­ EVENING Scourby. Katharine Ross. 3 8 Sunday Mass regiment in World War I, com­ ® Insight Special 12:00 3 ) Congressional Report 3lfYouAskMe 3 Promises Ol God posed entirely ol black Inlantry- 8:30 well roast. Animated. IS) 8 WCT Tennis 8 Movie "Stolen Face" (1952) 3 Lifestyles 0 T V Auction A bld-by-phone 8 Rshing With Roland Martin (B Patterns For Living 7:29 8 8 Women's Kemper Open men. fought side by side with the ® ® ® T h s Last Of The Red X Children's Gospel Hour 8 Wrestling Paul Henreid, Lizabeth Scott. 8 Today In Bible extravaganza where anything 9:00 ® Soccer 7:00 8 Dally Numbers 3:0 0 French forces. Hot Dragons Animated. The last 8 Jack Van Impe Crusade 8PTLChJb ® Washington Week In Review 3:31 8 Chalice Of Salvation and everything will be auctioned 8 Wrestling 8 CathoMc Needy Schools ® 0 Studio See 3 Heritage Golf Classic to the highest bidder. dragon, whose fire went out dur­ 1:00 6:30 7:30 3 Movie "The Shadow Of The EVENING ing the great flood In Noah's 10:30 CD NBA Basketball Boston Cel­ 8:00 Telethon 3 Comment 8 The Jetsons 3 Sunday At The King's House (£ Japan TonIgtitI Host: Telly 3 ) Carrascolendas Cat" (1961) Andre Morell. Bar­ 9:00 time, gets his hot breath back tics at Philadelphia 76ers 3 ) 9 Boxing Four world title 9 Superman 3 All In The Family bara Shelley. 10:30 3 :1 5 Savalas. A musical variety look bouts are presented live. Includ­ (B Abbott And Costello 0 Market To Market (R) 6:00 ® ® ® deaus Of Nazareth just In time to save some fellow 9 America's Athletes 1980 3 Connecticut Woman 3 The Brady Bunch 3 9 International Boxing Franco ZetllrelH's epic film on the animals. at Japan and Japanese televi­ Athletes Include sprinter Clancy ing: WBC world heavyweight QD Davey And Goliath 3 Dave Allen 4:30 a Catholic Needy Schools sion Is presented. 8 Movie "The Baron Ol 1:30 8 Movie "FBI Girl" (1952) 3 Point Of View 4:00 life of Jesus Christ begins with Edwards; rower Anita DeFrantz; contenders Larry Holmes and ® Wall Street Week ® Julia Child And More Compa- 8 The World Tomorrow Telethon the wedding ol Mary (Olivia 9:00 pentathlon hopeful Nell Glenesk; Leroy Jones (from Las Vegas. Arizona" (1950) Vincent Price, Audrey Totter, George Brent 3 Kojak 6STV Auction A bld-by-phone ® CB S Jesus Of Nazareth Ellen Drew. 8 Three Stooges ® Big Blue Marble 3 Voyage To The Bottom Ol Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo gymnast Bart Conner: and Nevada): WBC world wel­ 9 Weekend Special ^ H e e Haw (Cont'd) 8 Movie "Pardon My Sarong " extravaganza where anything Voyagis). the birth and childhood Jesus pardons the prostitute .SPORTS. terweight challengers Sugar Ray The Sea and everything will be auctioned Mary Magdalene (Anne Australia's husband-and-wlfe 6:45 0 Old Houseworks 8 Family Feud (1942) Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. ol Christ, and the conflict team of Lyn (long jump) and Wall Leonard and David Green (from 3 ) New Day 9 Joker, Joker, Joker i SUNDAY. 8 Catholic Needy Schools to the highest bidder. Bancroft), and meets NIcodemus MARCH 29.1980 9 Kids Are People Too Telethon (C ont'd) between Herod (Christopher (shot put) Jacenko. Landover, Maryland); WBA world 2:00 0 Zoom (R) 7:00 Plummer) and John the Baptist (Laurence Olivier), while Herod heavyweight opponents John 7:00 3 8 Tennis 8:00 0 Song By Song plots the murder of the Zealots. 1:30 MORNING QChlcfcen A teen-ager terror­ (Michael York). (Part 1)(R) Tate and Mike Weaver (from 3 ) Hot Fudge 3 9 World Series Of Auto Rac- 3 Face The State 10:45 4:1 5 izes his high school through gang (Part 3) (R) MORNING (X) Baseball New York Mets vs. Knoxville, Tennessee): and WBA S ) The Brady Kids Im 3 Soap Factory 8 Jewish Life 10:30 Now York Yankees (B Star Trek 3 9 All-Star Family Feud 5:00 8 Movie (Time Approximate) violence and vandalism but llght-heavywelght contenders (!1 Accent On Living 11:00 "Hard Driver" (1973) JefI Bridg­ ® Special "Ruth Page" "An 8 High School Cheerteading 3 ) News ® Movie "Lost City Ol Gold " 3 New York Report 3 News meets his match In a teacher American Original" The life and 10:00 11:00 Southpaw Marvin Johnson and 3 Movie "Tarzan's Magic es. Vaierie Perrine. who won't fight back. "National Championship" Eddie Gregory (from Knoxville. 8 Jonny Quest Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels. 3 Festival Of Faith 8 Get Smart accomplishments ol the dancer- CD 9 Barbara Walters Barbara 8 Bowling 8 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. 8 Consultation 8 8 8 BJ And The Bear Fountain" (1949) Lex Barker. 4:3 0 Tennessee), ® Bill Moyers' Journal Brenda Joyce. 8:00 choreographer whose produc­ Walters Interviews Cheryl Ladd. Chicago White Sox 9 Morningtown 8 Catholic Needy Schools ® The Fight Against Slavery lE 9 Wide World Ol Sports CE) a All-Star Family Feud The tions, particulary the controver­ Oscar nominee Bette Midler. AFTERNOON 5:22 3 Rex Humbard 7:30 Telethon (Cont'd) 8 WCT 'Tennis 3 Festival Ol Faith casts of "Angie," "WKRP In sial "Frankie And Johnny" ol Farrah Fawcett and Bo Derek. 2:00 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) 3 Life Of Riley 3 Sunday At The King's House 8 Tennis (B Tennis "Clairol Crown TUESDAY'S SPORTS 3 ) Arthur And Company 0 Julia (^lld And More Compa­ Cincinnati," "Benson" and 1938, marked her as a pioneer In 1:00 ny 8 Jerry Falwell 8 Sportsworld "Dallas" compete In a prime contemporary America are Tournament" 3 ) Groovie Goolles 8:30 8 Hot Hero Sandwich 11:30 S ) America's Athiatee 1980 APRIL 1,1980 5:30 ® Nevada Fallout: The Hot time version ol this game show. presented. 3 ) 9 The Superstars The 3 ) Newark And Reality 2:30 3 Life Taken And A New Life ® Soccer Made In Germany Years ( £ QD a O 8 9 Newa Spe­ 98WCTTannla World Superstars comjiete In 8 Dudley Do Right Given 8 Battle Of The Planets 8 WreatHng (3) Harvest Temple 8 Catholic Needy Schools 10:00 11:30 cial Results of the Wisconsin their final round of events (from 8 Bay City Rollers 8 Movie "Pursuit To Algiers " 3 Merv Griffin 5:49 Telelhon 5:00 (E & ABC Newt Cloeeup "This ® T h e Gossip Cdumnlat An and Kansas primaries are 2KM Freeport In the Bahamas). EVENING 9 Underdog (1945) Basil Ralhbone. Nigel 3 Newark And Reality (j) Straight Talk 0 3-2-1 Contact 3 Long Beach Grand Prix Shattered Land" Correspondent Idealistic young journalist, presented. 3 ) 8 Tennis "Clairol Crown Bruce. 3 Joker, Joker. Joker Jim Laurie reports on the seduced by the power and glam­ 2:30 8:00 9:00 6:00 11:30 Tournament" 8:30 0 Great Decisions ® Firing Line Cambodians, victims of power our of Hollywood, becomes a 8 8 Women's Kemper Open 3) Mighty Mouse / Heckle & 3 Hawaii Rve-0 3 Agronsky And Company 3 Face The Nation 0 National Geographic Special QD 9 World Series Of Auto Rac­ Final round coverage of this golf 3 ) NHL Hockey M innesota Jeckle 3 9 Love Boat 8 Odyssey struggles, terrorism and starva­ gossip columnist who Is almost WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- ing Top drivers compete In the 2:45 3 Catholic Needy School tion: and interviews former prime destroyed by the very columns ALS tournament (from the Mesa North Stars vs. New York Islan­ ® Popeye And Friends 3 9 American Sportsman 3 NHL Hockey 8 Movie "I Shot Jesse James" Telethon 5:30 oval race finals. Verde Country Club In Costa ders QD 9 Superfrlends 8 8 8 Sanford (1949) John Ireland. Barbara 3 Dating Game minister Poi Pot and Prince she writes. APRIL 2,1980 3:00 9 Animals Animals Animals Sihanouk. 2:45 Mesa. California). ® Davey And Goliath ® Free To Choose Britton. 0 Footsteps 3 Heritage Golf Classic EVENING ID 9 American Sportsman 3:00 8 8 (8 Godzilla / Glo- 8 Movie "Ten Little Indians'," 6:20 Four adventurers, including top WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS betrottera Adventure Hour 3 Movie "We're No Angels" (1966) Hugh O'Brian, Shirley AFTERNOON MONDAY'S SPECIALS AFTERNOON 3 ) Heritage Golf Classic Final (1955) Humphrey Bogart, Aldo 3 News SUNDAY'S SPECIALS climber Beverly Johnson, ® Sesame Street (R) Eaton. Ten disparate people 6:00 round play In this $300,000 PGA APRIL 2,1980 Ray. meet their deaths when they are 6:30 MARCH 31,1980 explore Antarctica's frozen pla­ Tour tournament (from Harbour 8 Faith For Today 12:00 3 M o vie The Laughing 4:30 teau on cross-country skis. (3) Domata invited by an unknown host to a 3 Face The State MARCH 30,1980 Town Golf Links, Hilton Head 8:30 ® Men Of Bronze 3 Com m ent Policeman" (1973) Waller d) 9 Afterschool Special seciuded mountain mansion. (2 3 Time For Timothy Matthau. Bruce Dern A police­ "Home Run For Love" A young 3:00 Island. S.C.) EVENING ® The RIntstones 0 Presents hrs.) 8 Daktarl 3 Catholic Needy School AFTERNOON (S Heritage Golf Classic Third 3 8 Viewpoint On Nutrition Telelhon man attempts to avenge the MORNING baseball fan gains a new under­ 3:15 3:30 8 Ring Around The World standing of life from an elderly round play In this $300,000 PGA 9:30 3 Robert Schuller death ol his partner, who was 3 ) 9 International Boxing 9:00 3 9 Professional Bowlers Tour killed in a violent mass murder 12:30 black man who takes him to his Tour tournament (live from Har­ 8:00 8 8 8 Me And Maxx 7:00 8 Home For Passover 3 Bugs Bunny / Road Runner (31 Jake Hesa Gospel Time 3 Christopher Closeup on a San Francisco bus 11:00 d l Passover first game. (R) bour Town Golf Links, Hilton 4:30 3 ) Baseball New York Mels vs. 3 Movie "Operation Pacific " 10:00 8 Fishing With Roland Marlin 8 Catholic Needy Schools Head Island, S.C.) ( 1 ) 9 Wide World Of Sports St. Louis Cardinals 8 Allas Smith And Jones 3 Wonderama ® Soccer 3 8 News (1951) John Wayne, Patricia 0 La Plaza 3 Hagen 3 This Is The Life 3 NASAL Soccer Telethon EVENING EVENING NCAA Swimming and Diving 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins Neal. 3 News 8 Catholic Needy Schools 3*30 Championships (from vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 3 News Telethon 8 Insight Special 11:30 9 Professional Bowlers Tour 3 9 Plastlcman 4:00 3 9 ABC News Closeup E Cambridge. Mass.); Cheyenne 3 Sports Spectacular 3 World Opportunities 8 M ovie "Kill The Umpire" ® TV Community College (£ Catholic Needy School 6:00 6:00 Live coverage ol the $100,000 10:30 3 Daniel Boone 8 8 8 Prime Time Saturday 8 Rex Humbard 8 Newsmakers Frontier Days Rodeo: a preview 8 8 8 Fred And Barney Meet 3 Movie "King Of Kings " ® Hollywood Television Theater (1950) William Bendix, Una Telethon SSTV Auction A bld-by-phone 0 T V Auction A bld-by-phone PBA National Championship ol lour boxing matches to be tel­ 8 Bruins Wrap-Up 9 Morningtown Merkel. 9 ABC News from Sunnybrook Lanes in Ster­ The Shmoo (1962) Jeffrey Hunter, Robert 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) extravaganza where anything extravaganza where anything evised on Monday, March 31. Ryan. 9 Issues And Answers 0 TV Auction AFTERNOON and everything will be auctioned ling Heights, Michigan. ® Mister Rogers (R) 7:30 and everything will be auctioned 8 Tennis "Clarlol Crown IS) Another View 10:30 0 Nova 6:1 5 to the highest bidder. to the highest bidder. THURSDAY'S SPORTS 8 Villa Alegre 3 My Nelghbora Religion 4:00 Tournament" 8 That Nashville Music 3 Black News 3 Faith For Today 12:30 8 That's Hollywood (Time 9:30 12:00 8:00 (£ Sports Spectacular College 8Sportswortd Grand National APRILS, 1980 ® Synthesis II 11:00 3 Christopher Closeup 3 Kidsworld Approximate) QD Catholic Needy School ® Mark Russell Political satirist All-Star basketball game (from Steeplechase (from AIntree. ® Once Upon A Classic 8 Catholic Needy Schools 8:00 3 3 8 8 9 News 8 Robert Schuller 3 Movie "The Adventures Ol 6:30 Telethon Mark Russell takes viewers on (X) Bugs Bunny Easter Special Las Vegas): Hawaiian Interna­ England): Women's National 8 Carrascolendas Telethon (Cont'd) 3 All In The Family 8W heelle And The Chopper Frontier Freemont" (1976) Dan ® Home For Paaaover A teach­ an amusing sightseeing tour of tional Powerlifting (from Honolu­ Powerlifting Championships, 8 Movie "Damn Yankees " 3 ABC News When the Easter Bunny comes EVENING 10:00 8 Soap Factory Bunch Haggerty, Denver Pyle. 8 8 NBC News er undergoes a sometimes little-known edifices, monuments down with a cold. Bugs Bunny lu); a report on the Long Beach part 1 (from Los Angeles): NAS­ 3 Doctor Who (1958) Tab Hunter, Gwen 8 Second City TV 9 Davey And Goliath 3 Jake Hess Gospel Time harrowing, sometimes humorous and oddities In the nation's capi­ Grand Prix Formula 1 Auto Race. CAR Charlotte "300" stock car Verdon. 9 The Muppels and his pals go on a frantic ® As We ^ It 11:30 7:45 8 8 Meet 'The Press three-day trip home lor the Pas­ tal. search lor a replacement rabbit. 4:30 race (from Charlotte, N.C.). 8:00 8 Hot Fudge 0 Movie "Love Me Or Leave 9 Conversations With 6:4 5 sover seder. (R) 3 ) 8 NHL Hockey Philadelphia Me" (1955) Doris Day, James 3 Movie "The Devil's Brigade" 9 Sacred Heart 8 Three Stooges (Time Approx­ IS Catholic Needy Schools 8:30 (R) 8 8 Women's Kemper Open 5:00 Flyers vs. Washington Capitals 10:30 Cagney. (1966) Wiiiiam Holden. Cliff 1:00 ® Manimals A chimp that The semi-final round of this golf 3 ) Long Beach Grand Prfx Start 8:00 imate) Telethon 3 Popeye Robertson. 3 The Skatebirds 3 NBA Basketball smokes cigarettes and a bird tournament Is presented from to finish coverage ol this Formu­ 11:30 E 9 Scooby And Scrappy Doo 4*30 3 Tales Of The Unexpected 3 The World Tomorrow 7:00 1:00 whose wardrobe Includes a THURSDAY'S SPECIALS the Mesa Verde Country Club in la 1 auto race (from Long Beach, 3 ) Racing From Roosevelt (3) Davey And Goliath 3 Sunday Mass 3 60 Minutes 8 8 8 Daffy Duck 3 Movie "Marjorie Morning- 3 James Robison 3 Accent On Living ® Until I Get Caught The custom-made Pled Piper outfit Costa Mesa, California. California). ® Free To Chooee 8 8 Women's Kemper Open star" (1958) Gene Keily. Natalie 8 Journey To Adventure 3 9 Galactlca 1980 psychological, social, legal and are among the exotic animals APRIL 3,1980 ® Here's To Your Health 3 Dr. Gene Scott 8 8 8 Disney's Wonderful 5:00 8 Movie "Beware Of Blondie" Wood. ® Sesame Street (R) 8 Movie "Goodnight. My judicial aspects of the drunken featured In this film about city EVENING FRIDAY'S SPORTS (1951) Arthur Lake, Penny 4:45 3 Racing From Rooaevelt Love" (1972) Richard Boone. W orld driving problem in America are animals and the iieople who love Q D 9 W M e Work. Of Sports 8 Oral Roberts ® Austin City Limits Matthew Saad Muhammad Singleton. (31 Listen 8 8 8 Saturday Night Live 8 Devlin Michael Dunn. examined through interviews them. (R) MORNING APRIL 4,1980 8 Movie "Charlie Chan In Rio" ® Until I Get Caught 8 NHL Hockey with families ol victims, attorneys defends his WBC World Light 6:00 11:00 5:00 9 Latino Heavyweight championship 3 ) NASAL Soccer "Los Angeles (1941) Sidney Toler, Victor Jory, 0 Sesame Street (R) 9 America's Athletes 1980 7:30 and judges. Narrated by Dick 10:00 3 Soul Train 3 9 Wide World Of Sports 9 Movie "Perfect Friday" 0 Firing Line Cavetl 9:00 against John Conteh (live from Classic" 3 Movie "Disciple Ol Death" 3 Outer Limits (3 Living Faith ® ® SI Jesus Of Nazareth 3) April Magazine Sharron Atlantic City, N.J.); $175,000 EVENING (1970) Ursula Andress. Stanley 8:30 Lovejoy reports on 15-year-old (1972) Mike Raven, Marguerite (3 Mayor Athanson's Forum Baker. 3 Mario And The Magic Movie 2:00 Following his baptism. Jesus Florida Derby for thoroughbreds Hardiman. S ) The National Nuclear Debate ballet dancer Nancy Raffa. and 7:00 ® Que Pasa, U.S.A.7 Machine (Robert Powell) performs many (live from Gulfstream Park. Flori­ 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 8:00 8 8 Casper And The Angels 12:00 One year after the nuclear acci­ on Nancy Lleberman. a college da). 5:30 3 Eighth Day miracles and is joined In his work vs. Winnipeg Jets 3 ) NHL Hockey Atlanta Flames 8 Bowling 3 Movie "Sasquatch" (1976) 3 D ^ Of Discovery dent at Three Mile Island, tgp by Simon Peter (James Farontl- basketball player and pioneer in vs. New York Islanders US Living Faith Documentary. nuclear proponents and critics the women's pro sports move­ 8:00 11:30 ® As We See It 8 Oral Roberts no). Thomas. Matthew and Judas EVENING 11:30 3 Wrestling 8 Robert Schuller participate in a debate designed (Ian McShane). (Part 2) (R) ment. 3 ) America's Athletes 1980 3 Pat Albert 3 Living Faith to enhance public understanding Athletes Include 400-meter 3 ) NBA Basketball 3 9 Captain Caveman And EVENING 8 Jonny Quest TELEVISION of the issues surrounding the use EVENING 6:00 runner Billy Mullins; long jumper The Teen Angels 1:00 9 Jewish Heritage of commercial atomic power (£) Racing From Aqueduct 8 Plash Gordon 3 Movie "So Sad About AND STEREO TUESDAY'S SPECIALS JonI Anderson and her coach 6:00 8:50 TEC-IRON (from Harrisburg. Pennsylvania). 7:00 Chuck DeBus; the British shoot­ ® Nova Gloria" (1973) Lori Saunders. 3 Wonder Window 6:00 3 8'New s Bob Ginnaven. 4:00 APRIL 1,1980 ® T V Auction A bid-by-phono 8 Bowling ing team: the American water 8 T h e Jetsons 419 MAIN 51. 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Robert 0 TV Auction RKondiiioni^ ® ® Special Treat "Papa And 8 Jerry Falwell Special Rangers vs. St. Louis Blues 9:00 3 Famity Focus 4:30 Me " A 9-year-old boy with a The Rhine River it so im­ Ryan. 1:30 8 JknnwSwagart .Color TVf 3 ) The Olympiad "The Magnifi­ (B Rat Petrol 6:30 OHM ® Nevada Fallout: The Hot close and special relationship portant to European 3C B S N ew s 8 Movie To Be Announced. 8 Day Of DIarovery with his grandfather learns the cent Ones" A look at the careers 3 Weekend Special ® 0 Mister Rogwa (R) • 9 0 U p Years Ranchers and residents ol 8:00 11:30 of Olympic gold medalists Mark commerce that it was E Carol Burnett And Friends 8 Movie "Rocketship X-M" as available old man is dying. 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It could make a small boat rock pretty alarming­ raid on Earth'a ahipping lanaa, on “ Buck Rogara in tha Tuaaday, April 1, on NBC. (REPEAT) ly- 2Sth Canlury," Thurtday, April 3, on NBC. (REPEAT) 22. Tha sort of article that will last for years. I Agree to accept the judges decision as final. 23. If crowded, Is obviously a popular one. NAME...... 24. Not every man has what it takas to be an Im- ■iTVEMALOGUE. ■SPOBTSVtWi DOROTHY BOBCRIESE praaslvaly g o o d ------. A D D RESS...... HAA/ULL . CITY ...... STATE BEAV ER — I jnst taw Wal­ game with this one at our EYEWEAR CLUES DOWN: YES □ ly and the B«aver on "Satur­ house, so maybe you can help. Celebrities compete EYEWEAR 1. A lot o f------on tha part of a speaker IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED NO day Night Live,” Tony Dow — D.F., North Bennington. Vt. FOR BOYS will no doubt amusa tha hacklara. and Jerry Mathers, that is. You've got one acting PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Can you repeal for me where daughter mixed up with the FOR(]|RLS 2. II a ------decaivaa a (nan, it will hardly be CLIP AND MAIL TO: in ski tournament C/Q THE EVENINQ HERALO It was they were appearing? acting mother of another a il­ A friend who didn't see the ing daughter Meredith A SELECT GROUP OF MODERN, ATTRACTIVE CHILDRENS tha flrat time auch a thing has happened. 1 HERALD 8Q., M ANCHESTER, CT. show asked and I couldn't By JOAN CROSBY benefit. Running concurrently EYEGLASS FRAMES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY... 3. Quite a wall-known bird. Baxter's mother is Whitney with the Denver event is the remember. — Mitch Easl- Blake, who played Dorothy Ever wonder how a celebri­ World Pro Ski Competition •E C UE FOR ALL YOUR OFTICAL NIRDE 4. It’s lower than a mountain. ham, Asheville, N.C. Baxter (don't let all the ty gets attached to a sporting with a 950,000 purse. 5. Part of a telephone. The former Cleaver boys Baxters confuse you) on event? According to Denver, it is were appearing at the West- Hazel " Marjorie Lord, who 9. II you fear they may be lost, you won’t be happy 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the In the case of the John Den­ the celebrities who largely words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each bury M usic Fair in Weslbury. played Danny Thomas second t o ------things. Long Island. N Y wife on "Make Room lor ver Celebrity Pro-Am ski control the winning team, clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word tournament in Heavenly rather than the pros. 763 Main $L 191 Main St 11. Qna assoclatas this with an unpisasant state of FURTHER AWAY - I Daddy." is the mother of Anne Valley, Calif, (near South Its true meaning. read that there is going to be a Archer, currently visible in "The celebrities represent mind and spirit. Lake Tahoe), the idea origi­ every conceivable skiing tech­ Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Cona 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You TV series based on the movie the John Ritter movie. Hero nated with Bob Beattie, an nique imaginable, where the 17. Levies made by tha state. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically "Breaking Away." Will the at Large ' Tel. 043-1101 Tel. 643-1900 same cast be in it? — Sylvia FIRST FAM ILY - Wasn't ABC sports commentator and pros are predictably consis- 18. Powdery aubetanca. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry president of World Wide Ski tant and, for the most part, Mundie, Portland. Maine Kristy McNicol in a TV show Corporation, the largest mar­ more equal in ability," John 19. Not to much. blank will be accepted. At this stage it looks like just like "Fam ily" before she keting firm dealing with says. 20. A spidar’a snare. 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members the only holdover from the was in "Fam ily"" I think Vin­ skiing^ Tiiiiir Oscar-nominated movie will cent Van Patten was also in it. Among the celebrities FALL SAVINGS of their families) of the Evening Herald. 21. Mala child. Like Denver, Beattie is participating: Clint Eastwood, 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES be Barbara Barrie Shaun — Teddi Kutash. Paducah, 3 ROOMS OF NYLON CARPETING Cassidy has been tapped to headquartered in Aspen, and Martinn Sheen, Kristy and JimJim- ­ TMt Ht1 conUtnt, among othtf*, tha corroct worda lor tha PRIZE NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK. AND BEAR A Ky. the two are friends. CROSSWORD PUZZLE for rataaaa tha Waakand ol March 26>30.1980 CLEARANCE play the Dennis Christopher Before becoming Buddy my, McNichol, ' ! disco queen,,___ INSTALLED WITH PADOINQ Three years ago the event Donna Summer. David Soul, POSTMARK. role of the daydreaming bike Lawrence on Family. Kris­ UPTO30 SQUAREYARDS rider, and they're still casting ty replaced a young actress was bom, and this year it was Jack and Steve Ford (the sons BASS MILER 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the WATCH WILD the other roles named Franny Michel as ^ger than ever. The recently of former President Gerald BLUSTER MOVE WAVE WILY contestant who sands in an all-correct solution. If more than REQ PRIVATE PRO - Please Patricia Apple on "Apple's held weekend (March 7-9) Ford), football star-tumed- BOSS MUSTARD WEB WITCH one all-corract solution Is received, the prize money will be event brought out the ABC sportscaster Don Meredith. • 3 S 9 ” 499.0S CUSTARD ODD tell a friend of mine that Way." which lasted a year on DIQ OLD shared equally. SALE network cameras, which Olympic champ Bruce Jenner, before he played Dan Tanna CBS during ihc '74 '75 season turned the weekend into an DUDGEON PORT 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE on "Vegas," Robert Urich was LITTLE GIRL - Did Susan Chevy Chase, George Hamil­ ARMSTRONG NO WAX LINOLEUM SPECIAL DUNGEON hour-long television special, RECEIVER ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. Peter the tennis pro who was Richardson have her baby? — ton. Mac Davis, J(£n David­ UP TO o x 12 KITCHEN DUST RUG set for a date late in March. son. former Kansas City FED 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to ON murdered on the first year of Mrs. Kalwell. Mansfield. Ohio RUM “Soap." — Bobbi McMillan. The "Eight Is Enough star The invited celebrities, with Chiefs runnmg back Ed Podo- FLIER SEND abide by tha judges decision. All entries become the property Denver’s help, got a fun week­ FLIES Southeaslem, Pa. gave birth to an 8 lb . 9 oz girl lak, country stars Tanya SHORE of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. end and the chance to ski with Tucker and Barbara • 1 8 5 ” FLUSTER SON OK. friend, listen up Before on February 27 The new pros. There were eight teams, Mandrell, World Rodeo Cham­ InataUad (Floor Prop Extra) 12MT Mat, No Boaira HILL SORT 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will Robert Urich went into the a rriv a ls name is Sarah HOE ALL 79 MODELS two pros per team and the pion Larry Mahan, Sonny STOLE be checked, end the winner announced. No claiming Is private eye trade in 1978. he Jeanette celebrities were divided up to LARK STORE first got himself knocked off SORRY — Is the old char­ Bono. David Soul and. of LED necessary. make either 3- or 4-person RATHROOM TUS AREA SPECIAL STOVE as Peter the tennis pro. who acter actor Dan Duryea still course. Denver. All with vari­ LEND teams. TAXES 9. The correct solution to this week's Prlzeword will be not only had been giving pri­ living? I saw him the other ous styles of skiing. CaiAMICTILE LESS TOE Trophies were given to the The Third Annual John LOVE WAKE published tha following Saturday. CO M o u m LM I»lll4n il» n D E I^ vate le ^ n s to both Corrine night in "'The Flight ol the winners. Gary Odegard, Denver Celebrity Pro-Am is (PREP e x t r a ; 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical and Jessica, but turned out to Phoenix." — Leslie Kerrigan. speaking from Harrah's on the 12th of 14 stops on the WITH 2 PIEC 2 errors which may appear during the puzzle game. be Burt's son Life for Mr San Diego. Calif. 16 9 ” I m afraid Duryea died in South Lake Tahoe, which is mtemtional pro ski tour that FIXTURES 11. The sealed o-orrect solution wJI be kept In the personal Urich became a little less where the ■ celebrities were LAST W EEKS complicated in "Vegas" 1968 at the age of 61 has raced in Austria, Switzer­ custody of Nate Acostl'.alli, President Manchester State l E R S , housed, says it is possible as land, the United States, Cana­ TEMPLE’S CARPn & FLOOR COVERING TV MOM - I've been told the competition grows that in da and Japan this season, PUZZLE SOLUTIQN Bank. that Meredith Baxter Birney's a few years there may be offering a WPS record 308 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER mother was a TV star. Was (.Send lOur (e/ters to Pt'pper O Bnen. SK A . 200 I'ark .4i e. purses and a charity could $750,000 in prize money. 643-6663 Froo Estimates 315 CENTEtST.. MANCHESTER.CONN.* RhotM«43-5l35 she Danny Thomas's wife" PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE We're playing a real guessing Vew lor*. 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By MAI Hei Page 8 — TV bPOTLlGHT . MANCHE! KFRIDAYCONT.Mi 12:10 budget Robei 0 Movie "Sodom And Gomor­ Mike Douglas Resists Group W Dumping released th rah" (1963) Slewarl Granger. hiring 11 adc 9;40 Pier Angeli. By DAN LEWIS revealed that the station had Oj Movis Barabbas ■ (19621 informed Group W last Aug­ Last Frida 12:30 m e n t o u tl Anthony Quinn. Sllvana Manga- B Movie "The Miracle 01 Our HOLLYWOOD - Commer­ ust it was seriously consider­ no The Ihiel released in lieu o( Lady Of Fatima " (1952) Gilbert cial television's biggest feud ing dropping Mike from its revenues, wl Jesus wrestles with the quirks of Roland. Frank Silvera stations. $29.9 millior late that follow him ever after (2 since Ed Sullivan and Jack hrs.SOmin.) 12:40 Paar tangled over talent and Mike, unaware, sent his during the w B Star Trek fees to guest stars in the late man into contract talk The Police 0 McHale's Navy 1950s is now brewing between demanding more money. 15 percent s] 10:00 Group W apparently was 1:00 Mike Douglas and John add four offi lD Dallas 0 (0 0 Midnight Special Davidson. waiting for the door-opener. iB News Oddly, Group W’s station in according 0 9 19 Bast 01 Saturday Night l-’Vt Actually, Mike's fight is not so much versus Davidson, as Boston, WBZ, is going to pick Friday to "i Live f f l Adam 12 the level of 0 Connacticut Prima Time against Group W, which up his show, runnning it in the 1:40 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) unceremoniously dumped his morning, while Davidson goes some areas c QD News show (won't renew the con­ into his former time perit^ in In the Plat 10:30 2:00 the afternoon. B Japan Tonighti tract when it expires in June) ment, an adi B Jo« Franklin 0 Non-FIctlon Television in favor of the younger David- In his new association with fill a dual Syndicast, Mike will now 2:30 .son. associate w 11:00 0 Movie Douglas has been the back­ reclaim Chicago (at WGN) QD (E ® N«w* B M ‘ A*8*H 2:42 bone of the Group W broad­ where he has been absent 0 Twilight Zona B Movie "The Daughter Of casting operation for the past from the m arket for 10 years. Rosie O'Grady " (1950) June 18 years. His show has been Group W has signed John Davidson (left) to replace long­ Both Syndicast and Mike 11:30 Haver. Gordon MacRae one of the most popular in the time telk show host Mike Donglas (right). hope to have 75 stations in the (S NBA Basketball P ri iB K o ja k 3:00 talk show area and remained lineup, includiM New York, H) & Charlie’s Angels B Movie "'Berserk'" (1968) so despite reports that his Los Angeles (K’TLA is holding B Dave Allen Joan Crawford. Ty Hardin. audiences were getting older, the show, also exclusive of Both sides have been mak­ Mike) and Chicago, the three 0 0 0 Tonight 0 Movie "Home Before Dark " which made it difficult to sell Mike’s fee. ing large claims. The Douglas top markets. They also have (1958) Jean Simmons. Rhonda to sponsors. The current Douglas show le contend that he has picked up the Cox stations, m> 12:00 Fleming. B Movie "Night Comers ' Mar­ So. when Douglas sent his is sold to stations, with Group Q ed nearly 50 stations where Mike‘l i k ewill ...... go against his lon Brando 4:25 manager in to negotiate for a W (part of Westinghouse) already. Koch says about 65 to Group W replacement, David­ Ul) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 Movie renewal and sought a reported retaining just two minutes of 70 percent of the market son, in a situation he appar­ t l million increase in a con­ commercial time and the place will be covered by July, ently relishes, since Mike has rer tract that already offered him remaining commercial min­ vane reports 88 of the origi­ been strong in both markets. S2 million annually in salary utes available to the. local nal Douglas stations have “I’ve made a lot of friends — plus a development deal station. In the new setup, Syn­ agreed to stay on — but that's during these 18 years.” says By Unilei for other productions — dicast will barter the only until the expiration of the Mike. "They certainly have Wisconsin Group W responded with a program, retaining seven current contract (most sta­ come forward. I got a call primary mt Borgnine in Biblical epic startling "thanks, but we're minutes in the 90-minute form tions had contracts that went from Burt Reynolds the other changing hosts." and six minutes in the hour beyond the duration of the day, offering to co-host the political do Veteran actor Ernest Borg­ Douglas admits to being version (which will be seen in Douglas agreement). Vane first week of the new setup. stunning up nine will portray a Roman stunned and angry. He also is New York) and give the show reports that more than 30 of He'll probably bring Sally testimony ti centurion in the eight-hour a fighter. A network cancella­ without charge to stations those stations have renewed Field along with him.” dent Carter Biblical drama, "Jesus of tion may send a show into willing to take it on. The sta­ already. The polls Nazareth." which will be oblivion.'but it is a different tions will have additional min­ The struggle for stations The proliferation of talk as big as f rebroadcast for the third time pattern in syndication. Where utes to sell to local has produced some intriguing shows on the market is creat­ Kennedy ani on NBC Sunday. March 30. there s life, there is another advertisers. situations. WCBS in New ing a problem of attracting Monday. March 31. Tuesday. syndicator willing to take on a Douglas says he will not York, which ran Mike's show guests and stars, Mike claims, Jr. in Tues April 1 and Blaster Sunday. show. skip a beat. When his last at 4:30. will go with Davidson but he feels his long associa­ record of April 6. In this case. Syndicast. show airs for Westinghouse on in that spot, but now has slott­ tions will prevail. prim ary in 1 "To me." said Borgnine, headed by Len Koch and Shel June 27. he will be readv to ed Mike's show in the morning What is particularly irk­ week’s ups' " Jesus of Nazareth' will live Bodin of Paramus. N.J.. move the following Monday against the very popular “Phil some to Mike are statements New York ; as long as people revere and moved in quickly. Syndicast in with the new show. He II relo- Donohue Show." which is that contend he is getting old­ Carter cam worship ana know about Jesus the past has piit together ad cate the studio, but otherwise overpowering the market. er and so is his audience. He Christ. I was privileged to hoc networks for the David there will be little change. According to Koch, about 50 says his show is still No. 1 in So the pt lend my name to i t ... it is one ic __ Frost interviews with ex- There have been frantic percent of the stations aboard the daytime talk-show market dent Waltei motion picture that I'm so Ernest Borgnine PrFsident Richard Nixon, the moves on the part of both •now will slot Mike in the in the 18-to-49-year-old demo­ Saturday fo very happy to be part of." Spartikade Games from Mos­ sides to line up stations. Syn­ morning, many of them graphic scope. paigning. Director Franco Zeffirelli's cow iast summer, the Don dicast and Douglas were very against Donohue. “ThThe Group ~ W announce­ reporters film has been praised in this famous performers includes Kirshner weekly rock show active and visual at the recent That has mixed reactions. ment came after the Miss newspaper, country and abroad by public Robert Powell (as Jesus), Oli­ and the old Sammy Davis National Association of Tele- In current head-to-head situa­ •America Pageant released and said Ke and press, and acclaimed by via Hussey (as Mary), Anne weekly hour. •/ision Program Executives tions. Mike gets better ratings Bert Parks, and everyone Pope John Paul II and other Bancroft (as Mary Tt is a different game this (NATPE) in San Francisco, in markets like Tampa: immediately staned relating pletely frar religious leaders. Filmed on Magdalene), along with Clau­ time out. however. Douglas is Douglas held a press confer­ there’s a standoff in markets the two of us to a pattern. I'm C arter cl location in Tunisia. Morocco dia Cardinale. James Earl taking a maior financial risk. ence. but Davidwn made one like San Antonio and Burling­ 11 years younger than Parks. Sunday th and Rome, the epic tells the Jones, Stacy Keach, Tony Lo The show will be owned by his appearance at a brunch for ton. Vt. The situations are not senator w; story of Jesus Christ from His Bianco. James Mason. Ian company. He will underwrite delegateselegi and (heir mates. Ed The big surprise is the pick­ comparable.” n a tio n a l birth, focusing on His teach­ MeShane, Laurence Olivier, the production costs, estimat- Vane, recently arrived presi­ up at WCBS in New York, B rides, Mike pointed out. ings and miracles, to his Cru­ Christopher Plummer, Antho- ed to be around $180,000 a dent of Group W (by way of which may have unwittingly the week before he got his politically : cifixion and the spiritual pow­ ny Quinn, Rod Steiger, Peter week lexdusive of his salary). ABC) said he didn’t want to set the stage for Group W’’s notice, his show had achieved ’’unworkab er of His Resurrection. Ustinov, Michael York and Group W contended it cost get into a word-battle with dismissal of Douglas in the its highest national rating Kennedy, The cast of internalionallv others. $200,000 a week to produce Douglas and Syndicast. first place. A CBS executive ever. said in Ste find out he DOWN current ect 10 1 — That Tune 38 Cast a ballot only “come 2 — Sharif 39 Mork — Mindy Saying, “ I’l 112 ilHE-PUZZlEi 13 3 Egyptian sun god 40 Ancient stringed Democrat, 4 General Hospital aides instrument can’t he co 14 16 42 Anew (pref.) (ah.) to the peop 5 Linguistic phrases 44 State positively . 18 6 Deserts 45 — Tyler Moore The Ca 7 Lewis and Stiller 47 Archie's place, for one overshado .^CROSS 8 Mouths lanat.) 48 Exist r a c e , wl 1 Pictured. 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