MANCHESTER NEW CAR DEALERS Percent, Seldom, and 23 Just Complacency.■■ Says Percent, Never

EVENING HERALD, Fri,, Feb. 15. 1980 Celica Supra: The Ultimate Toyota is apparent in the Supra, bucket seats upholstered in TORRANCE, Calif. - highway. directly into the cylinders. this most luxurious of a soft yet durable “convenience package” that For the ultimate in in­ leader for the entire m aurliPBtpr Pick your pleasure with Utilizing fourth gear as includes cruise control The 110 horsepower Celicas has a longer and herringbone cloth and a terior opulence, there's op­ Toyota line and is arriving the ultimate Toyota — the an overdrive gear (a ratio with a "resume” setting, produced by the Supra’s wider profile that gives it a center console with mobile tional beige leather up­ now at the more than 1,050 Celica Supra. It's the of less than 1 to 1) allows high performance engine is look all its own. maplight and convenient power windows and power holstery available. This is Toyota dealerships located perfect combination of a an engine speed reduction door locks. The package effectively transferred to Inside, luxury and con­ storage compartment. A the first time Toyota has throughout the United high performance power of more then 30 percent, also upgrades the Supra’s the road by a standard venience features abound. deep pile carpet extends offered leather-covered States. machine and a soft and resulting in improved fuel close ratio five-speed over­ The long list of standard wall-to-wall and handy standard air conditioning seats in the United States. sumptuous luxury economy, reduction in in­ drive transmission. And items begins with a time map pockets are located in to an automatic Rounding out the list of automobile. terior noise and engine the Celica Supra’s ability delay Illuminated. entry both door panels. temperature control Supra options is a sliding The Celica Supra and Introduced as a mid-year wear. There’s also a system that maintains a to stop is as impressive as system that stays on from Remember, these are the steel sunroof. other models are available model in 1979, the Celica driver-activated lockout its inclination to go, as the time the key is inserted standard features. When it constant temperature pre­ The Celica Supra is the through Lynch Toyota of Supra successfully opened switch that provides the set by the driver. Mtmlh power disc brakes are stan­ flagship and quality image Manchester. burning into the door until the igni­ comes to luxury options, up new horizons for Toyota added flexibility of being dard on all four wheels. tion is turned on, a softly the Celica Supra is again in Vol. XCIX, No. 117 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, February 16, 1980 . Since 1881 . 20a Single Copy • 15c Homo Delivered in the upper end of the able to keep the transmis­ The Supra's road- padded dash with a full a class by itself. sporty subcompact sion in third gear as huggling MacPherson strut complement of gauges, For starters, there's a market. driving conditions warrant. wsHnwiDNis Bumunr front suspension teams up AM/FM/MPX stereo radio four-speed overdrive For 1980, the Celica Toyota was the first with a coil spring rear with four speakers, quartz automatic transmission Supra offers refinements manufacturer to offer a suspension that includes a digital clock and a six- that, based on EPA es­ that improve its comfort four-speed overdrive stabilizer bar for improved position tilt steering wheel. timates. gets better city and overall value while automatic transmission in handling. Of course. 70- There's also power mileage than the standard Condo Switch Planned; retaining the performance the United States. s P E e m u series steelbelted radial steering and air con­ five-speed and a fuel and luxury features that tires are standard and, for F or added luxury, 78 CELICA ST COUPE 7 9 U G U H S 78 AUSTIN MARINA GT ditioning. fully reclining stretching 26 mpg on the there's an optional put it in a class all by itself. 1980, aluminum wheels SSP; 44,000 Ml. 6 CYL, 4 DR, AC 8UPERBI 37,000 Ml Once again, the Celica have been added as a stan­ $4995 Supra is offered as a sleek dard feature. $3495 $2295 Liftback model. Rounding out the Supra's Units Offered to Town “Performance " for the performance package are 7e CIUM GT UFTBAGG 77 NOVA 74 TOYOTA Celica Supra begins with 4 DR, 6 CYL, AT called the proposed action "'a chance the town, the state and the federal to deal with this problem (con­ standard halogen hi-beam 5 SPD, 8HARPI LAN0CRUI8ER By MARTIN KIvARNS its powerful yet efficient for the private sector to cooperate government are grappling with the headlights that produce 60 ll«‘ral(l Rt'porit'r dominium conversions)." Federal 2.6 liter, 6-cylinder engine. percent more candle power $5495 $3495 $2895 ''-RAND w-ith the public sector for the good of rash of condominium conversions. regulations bar the conversion of It continues with an ad­ than conventional lamps MANCHESTER-The Park the public " He said that to his Last month the Hillview Apartments, apartments built with federal funds, vanced electronic fuel in­ N TRIES HERE knowledge it is the first time the Manchester Garden Apartments and but have no effect on private conver­ for improved high visibili­ 76 PONTIAC CATALINA jection system that evenly 78 MONZA TC 75 PACER Chestnut Apartments will be tow-n has considered acquiring The Royal Arms apartments were sions. ty. f 2 DR, AC 4 8PD 19,000 Ml. 8 CYL, AT controls the flow of fuel Although Celica styling converted to condominiums private housing for public use. converted, prompting debate and State legislators, fearing the rapid $2595 $3495 $2295 and the owners announced Town acquisition of the four apart­ calls for action in the town increase in conversions will spawn a Friday their willingness to ment buildings would be subject to The Citizens for Social Respon­ new class of displaced elderly, OVER 40 USED CARS IN STOCK tV'U have the town acquire the com­ the rights of present tenants, who sibility. a social advocacy group, minority and fixed-income people, Car Maintenance have a legal claim to the units they earlier this month called for a 90-day are preparing a bill that would force plex for use as public housing. FREE GIFT WITH PURCHASE OF ANY NEW OR USED CAR ORIDA occupy They would be given first op­ moratorium on conversions. The the state to address the housing crisis Park Chestnut Enterprises, owner portunity to purchase the converted group claims the board of direcotrs in Connecticut, a s s s u n PONTIAC ’■If.NKS IN TUESOM® of the complex, filed a declaration of apartments, has not addressed the town's housing Keeps Value Up The proposed legislation would condominium conversion Friday and Groobert said. ' Rather than await problems. It is demanding an in­ '!SimrS EDITION require an apartment owner to have DETROIT I UPI>-Most is that the American public 'H! then approached Robert B. Weiss, funds from other sources (grants), vestigation into the effects of con­ ■'’ANilHtSjER ev en in g HE**** 35 percent of his tenants agree to a cars on the road today need town manager, with the proposition and build at today's prices, you could dominium conversions on families is a throwaway society. 500 WEST conversion if the site was determined routine maintenance, in­ MANCHESTER. CONN. that all or a portion of the 74 units be have public housing now. " the com­ and the town. They almost feel that with CENTER „ a crisis area. A crisis area would be dustry experts say used for public housing. plex was built in 1958 and was recent­ The Board of Directors has the sophistication designed STREET IY ™ n *ticl(« risn o to n tlw b aci(o f your c a r - when a town's rental vacancy was 5 Many are so poorly- Weiss agreed to pursue the idea at ly refurbished, he added. A possible into the modern product, Toyota Celica Supra You probably paid too much! Florida Trip Winner reinstituted the town's housing study percent or less. maintained that fuel they don't have to maintain a meeting with the owners and town use suggested by Groobert was elder­ committee to look into the matter. economy, pollution control a car" Ida Kompanik is the winner of a trip for two to Key officials sometime next week. A ly housing. About one quarter of the 102-unit Another law passed recently by the equipment and even safety A recent survey of 2,500 Biscayne, Fla., in a contest sponsored by area merchants. The friday meeting was tentatively He said his client. Park Chestnut Manchester Garden Apartments state to help curb the increase in con­ w re severely compromised, motorists for Champion, Herald, and LaBonne Travel. The Friday drawing also gave scheduled. pending Weiss's ability to Enterprises, was interested in complex was rented to the elderly. versions requires that central they add. which caters basically to away dinners at Glastonbury's Diamond Restaurant to Phil convene town representatives In exploring the proposal with the town Moon Landrieu, secretary of the heating units in each building be While that isn't new. the replacement parts time to give them a "chance to do Federal Department of Housing and replaced with seperate heating they suspect the situation Lombardo, Peter Lucca and Thomas Santangelo. I Herald •Attorney Paul Groobert. represen­ market, showed 43 percent photo by Pinto) something" Urban Development had said, "It is systems for each proposed con­ is caused in part by people always used self-serve ting Park Chestnut Enterprises, The proposal comes at a time when for each state, each local communitv dominium. using self-serve gas stations pumps: 20 percent used to save money. them most of the time. 14 "We think some of it is MANCHESTER NEW CAR DEALERS percent, seldom, and 23 just complacency.■■ says percent, never. David L. Walker, director Motorists who said they Moffett Joins Opposition to 1-84 Completion of automotive technical used self-service most of services for the Champion the time, seldom or never Spark Plug Co. were asked how often the HARTFORD (UPI) — Rep. Toby because the department was seeking by around Willimantic. were and would remain “a very in­ these buses." he said, adding that too large an increase, "People just assume that attendant at the full- Moffett, D-Conn , Friday joined the He said the highway lobby wasn't But Connecticut Transportation tegral part of the total system. " fare hikes of such amounts were opposition to completion of Moffett said plans for 1-84 were the car will run forever service stations they to blame for government emphasis Commissioner Arthur Powers, who Moffett suggested mass transit use wrong "particularly when we're without doing anything. " patronize either checked Interstate 84, saying the proposed based on "incredibly outdated on building highways, but had also attended Friday's Capitol could be increased if fares were trying to develop habits of Volkswagen of America under the hood or highway was based on outdated data assumptions " and should be developed a strong voice which a Region Council of Governments ses­ lower and voiced outright opposition ridership." recently decided to label and should not be built. scrapped in favor of rail service from citizens lobby should do on behalf of sion, reiterated his support for com­ to Transportation Department plans volunteered to do so. But Powers said bus riders would gas filler pipes on its new Moffett said the state Department Hartford to Manchester with some mass transit, pletion of the roadway. to hike fares on state-subsidized Only 11 percent replied. have to continue to pay their lair cars to remind motorists to ' always. ' while 22 percent of Transportation should improve form of mass transit then going on to .A coalition of anti-highway and en­ Powers said studies have shown buses. check the engine oil level bus and rail service instead of com­ Providence. vironmental groups has filed suit in that 97 percent of commuters use share of operating costs, particularly said the checks were made The congressman said the state's after pumping fuel. pleting the long-planned interstate Moffett told a transportation plan­ lederal court seeking to stop con­ private cars to get to work with the since federal subsidies were mainly most of the time, 39 per­ proposal to hike first-zone fares from for buying equipment and not to pay- A VWA spokesman said: from Hartford to Providence, R.I. ning forum that a citizens lobby was struction of the highway. The remaining 3 percent relying on mass cent responded "seldom" 35 to 50 cents was too great an in­ "Basically, because of the The 6th District congressman also needed to put pressure on the state highway now runs from New York to transportation. operating costs. ‘ and 28 percent said crease, as were plans to increase the popularity of self-serve, said he will testify against Transpor­ and federal governments for im­ East Hartford with other segments "If we can get it up to 10 percent it "never." cost of monthly commuter passes. "Mass transit has never paid for there may be some in­ Sixty-three percent of tation Department plans to raise provement of mass transit and to from another part of East Hartford will be a major achievement," he itself," the commissioner said. “I stances where people do the sample used self- fares on state-subsidized buses counter the strong pro-highway lob­ to Bolton Notch and a short loop said. But he added that highways "We're going to lose people off don't think it will in the near future." not check their oil as service stations most of regularly as they would at the time or always, where ^■■11 regular gas stations" they were less likely to ' nother automotive perform engine, tire, Racial Slur Prompts expert. Hal Kassin of braking system, radiator General Motors Corp.. or drive train says it is difficult to docu­ maintenance. Call for Resignation ment but his -gut feeling " Of those who patronized is that self-service tends to full-service stations, 67 per­ foster poor automotive HARTFORD (UPII — West Haven welfare. I deeply regret any hardship It ^ cent seldom or never have officials and a state legislator Friday- maintenance. Kassin. an caused by my inappropriate use of / any of those checked, the called for the resignation or dis­ words ' assistant director in GM's study concluded. missal of Rep. Russell Reynolds. D- Mrs. Grasso said Reynolds' service section, said of his In a Shell Oil Co. check of West Haven, a former Roman remark was "unfortunate, regret­ own stops at self-service 100 cars at a self-service stations: "It's a rarity to Catholic priest, for writing a racial table and inexcusable. " But she station, 56 were one quart slur in a survey. declined to comment on whether sh'e see anybody open up the low on oil, 34 were low on •'i- hood and check the oil But House Majority Leader John thought he should resign, saying "the radiator coolant, 27 Now through Feb. 23rd. Groppo, D-Winsted, said he didn't Legislature is the judge of its own Maybe the customer does batteries were low on it in his garage before he think Reynolds should be asked to ethics ' water. 29 needed power resign for expressing his opinion. Rep. Thirman Milner. D-Hartford, leaves home. I don't know. steering fluid and 33 had at Come choose from over 2000 new And choose from 45 different Gov. Ella Grasso declined to com­ wrote a letter to House Speaker “I ve been in the service least one tire well below I?' business all my life, " he ment on whether the three-term Ernest Abate, D-Staniford. calling on i i recommended pressure I-’racchia and used cars. Find super deals, brand name gifts-gifts for you, legislator should be removed, him to begin censure or dismissal Rroiislein M iirpliy Lard Gataldi Miele said. "Mv personal opinion levels. Reynolds was asked in a UPI poll proceedings, saying the incident super savings at this super Presi­ gifts for your home-with every of the entire Legislature last month shouldn't be "swept under the rug. " about his candidate preferences and Abate said the Issue was being dent's Birthday sale, sponsored new or used car purchase positions on various Issues. On the researched because no one could Your Neighbors^ Views Windshield Crack question about whether he supported recall a similar situation in the by your Manchester Auto during this great annual a state income tax or raising taxes, Legislature's recent history. Insurance Question he replied: West Haven Slayor Robert Johnson Hom do you think the United States uill do in the Olympics at Lake Placid? Dealers. Don't miss it! event. "No: No! No! income tax. No and West Haven Democratic Town I. I'raceliiii. Maiichestci- - - "I don't know much about it, but 1 hope they are going to do it 1 hope so. Mike Midi-. Storrs —"1 think WASHl.NGTO.N i L'PI i - have enacted such legisla­ more taxes. Limit spending. Pul the Chairman Fred Johnson both said would like to see the ho'-key team get the U S wins. If the windshield on your tion Niggers back to work." Reynolds should give up his House anvwav. Ihey'll fare pretty well Most of all first place. The skiing isn't too good car is cracked or broken Reynolds, who answered the sur­ seal. the I'.S. doesn't support the teams as Four more - Illinois, 1 was disappointed when those two Mii'lii'lL' Murpliy, Manchester because, of tbelt. van­ Tennessee. Ohio and vey in longhand and signed il, later Hut House Majority Leader John Joe Gaialili.Maiu-liesler 'They much as it should They ithe teamsi acknowledged the reply was his. He Groppo, 1)-W’insted. said Reynolds fellows lell, they didn't get a chance. —"They will probably win most of aren't doing much so lar I hope they have loo many lesti iclions on the dalism or an accident other California — are con­ the events, I think. " than a collision, your in­ sidering it said in a prepared apology Friday was expressing his personal opinion come home with some goki medals way they have to tram Hut. 1 think llnMi>irin. Manchester —"I surance may not cover the Some states have that he regretted his choice of words, and shouldn't be asked to quit. Grop­ Belli Lard. Manchester - "1 think The liockey team is doing well " tliev'll make it ' total bill adopted iaws exciuding "1 was wrong in what I said," he po adijed that he "is going to have to That's because some .glass damage from the said. "Work dignities a person and I live witli this." policies for comprehensive dedu(-tible Others give believe our society should give the Legislative leaders said they knew Wholesale Prices Soar automobile insurance, motorists who buy the in­ poor jobs and employment, not ol no censure rule in tlie House. which covers damage surance the option of other than collision, are purchasing fuii coverage now being written with $5C lor the windshield or $100 deductibles. regardless of any other Fed Boosts Interest Rates The first $50 or $100 of deductible coverage in the For- Volkswagens!------a— . For— ------,Kawasaki Motorcycles!---- For Fords! For Dodges-Chryslers! SOtUfClOY. the repair bill comes out of poiicy. the owner's pocket In­ Hal Marcus, a member TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN MANCHESHR HONDA DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INC. CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. WASHINGTON I UPI ) - The percent last month. rate. It generally means a subsequent credit." government reported Friday that 'I'lie new [irodueer price report rise in interest rales to eonsumers. The action stunned the nation's surance covers the rest A ol the steering committee 24 Tolland Tpke., Rt. 83, Talcottville 30 Adams Street, Manchester 319 Main Street, Manchester 80 Oakland Street, AAanchester The Prlzeweek Puzzle is a The Weather .lanuary producer prices surged offered vivid evidence consumers The board is hopeful such a move will homelniiUlers and Hiritt insitiilions. replacement windshield ol the Auto Glass Industry regular Saturday feature of The ahead at the fastest pace in five can expect no relief from the slow inflationary borrowing. "We are surprised and dismayed can cost $100 to $250 Committee for Highway Travelers advisory in effect; Herald. Find it inside the weekly The glass industry- Safety, says, "We are not Snow, then sleet and rain. Detailed years. The Federal Reserve Board relentless pressues of inllation Wells Fargo Rank of San Franeiseo by Hie Federal Reserve Hoard's ac­ For Lincolns-Mercurys-Mazdas-Scouts! For Pontiacs-Toyotas! For Datsuns! TV Spotlight section. objects to the trend attempting to be critical of • For Buicks! forecast on I'uge 2. reacted to that inflation signal by during coming months, particularly immediately reacted by raising its tion. " said Merrill Huller, president because it could cause deductible insuiance in MORIARTY BROTHERS LYNCH MOTORS DE CORMIER DATSUN CHARTER OAK BUICK, INC. sharply boosting interest rates in a when additional OPEC oil price in- prime rate a quarter point to 15.5 ot the National As.soelation ot Home some motorists to delay renewed effort to restrict borrowing erea.ses arc passed along to con­ percent The prime is the interest Riillders principle. We agree that 301 Center Street, AAanchester 500 West Center Street, Manchester 285 Broad Street, AAanchfester 81 Adams Street, Manchester Inside Today fixing a broken windshield with the high cost of in­ In Sports The Labor Department said its sumers. rate hanks charge their best cor­ William O't'onnell, vice president Churches ...... 3 producer price index — which I’resident Carter has consistently porate eiistomers for shorl-lerm ol the F S League ol Savings and create a safety hazard surance, of replacement Eric Heiden of the United Stales C lassitied...... 12-14 measures inflation at tlie whole.sale ruled out mandatory wage-price con­ loans Associations, said the Federal because of poor vision, (osts that increased wins a gold medal in speed skating For Plymouths! Collectors' Corner...... 12 level — climbed by 1.6 percent in trols as an antidote to inflation Hut A Federal Reserve announeemenl Reserve's action "may well shut off badly reflected light and deductibles make sense to For Chevrolets! at Friday's events in the Xlll C om ics...... 15 .lanuary. With the exception of food, said, "The board has been particular­ completely home loan activity," other problems. eliminate nuisance claims. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, INC. f f MANCHESTER Olympic Winter Games. Huge- 11. some private economists have said CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. Courses by-Newspaper...... 4 prices rose sharply across the board ly eoneerned that recent eeunomie The industry has been "fin the other hand, we recently controls may be the only ■lay Jams, eliairman of the Federal Tolland Tpke., Rt. 83, Talcottville 1229 Main Street, Manchester Entertainment ...... 2 The New York stock market answer developments, including the large in­ lobbying recently at the leei that where ,safety is lAUTOMOBILE DEALERS Home Loan Rank Hoard, said he Obituaries ...... 6 responded with a steep decline which crease in the price of imported oil. state level for laws to (ompromised, that ought You Can Win Reflecting the Labor Deparlment regretled the higli iiitUilion rate People/Places...... 7 may signal the end of a new-year ral­ are adding to inflationary pressures remove windshield repairs to be the overriding con­ report, the Federal Reserve Board made Ihe credit tightening ASSOCIATION A correct solution to this week's Prizeweek Puzzle... TV Spotlight ly The Dow Jones industrial average and may lead to further destabilizing from the deductible sideration Gla,ss is just voted unanimously to hike its dis­ necessary, "but In the long run,rates provisions So far five about the oniy thing Prlzeweek Puzzle can win you $700, Sports...... 10-11 was off 11.26 points to 882.50 around count rate - the tee it charges pricing decisions. and there's a $25 bonus if the will drop if we can beat Inflation." covered by comprehensive Television ...... TV Spotlight 1:15 p.m. EST member hanks to borrow funds "Tliese developments unde..score states — Massachusetts, winner is a home subscriber to The Update...... 2 In another eeonomie development, Irom 12 percent to a record 13 per­ Hid need to take such measures us Intlation in 1979 surged upward by insurance that is safety Herald. New York, Kentucky, related, " Marcus said in an OPEN EVENINGS-SATURDAYS TIL 5 PM W eather...... 2 the Federal Reserve reported th... in­ cent. may be required to maintain firm 13 3 pert-eni. Hie worst rate in 33 Florida and Connecticut — iiilerview dustrial prodiietion rose a slim 0.3 When the Fed raises Hie diseouni control ovr growth of money and vears. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 16, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 16, 1980 - 3 Update. Wings of Morning came as Western reports from Kabul spoke of stepped up least a small-scale operation to provide secret military said 'NRC commissioner Victor Gilinsky. "That may Creeds Give Us Panoramic View of Our Faith Iran Lists Conditions rebel-resistance to the Soviet occupation. aid to the insurgents. mean moving faster, or it may mean moving slower, but The Washington Post reported for the first time the I think we’ve got to take a hard look at it.” By CLIFF SIMPSON know, for example, the beatitude Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said and great joy possesses our soul. We Congregational and is now The He bestows upon us his Holy spirit, Nero had seven of his most ferosious United States was supplying Moslem rebels in The commissioners acted on the suggestion of Victor Many churches have every Sunday “Blessed are meek” does not bestow try to “put it all together” and set it Friday the Americans held hostage in Tehran would be Puerto Ricans to Vote United Church of Christ we prefer to creaTing and renewing the church of lions starved for a week. Afghanistan with small arms, tunneled to them by the Stello, chief of NRC inspection and enforcement. He various readings from scripture, God's blessing upon Uriah Heep or in a cosmic setting. A creed has freed only if both Iran and the United States accept the SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (UPI) — George Bush cam­ call our assembled and ordered Jesus Christ, binding in covenant When the first lion made a beeline CIA. visited the crippled central Pennsylvania power plant perhaps listed as First Lesson, Se­ Casper Milquetoast, for the real played a very important part in the theological findings A Statement of findings of an international inquiry into the alleged In another warning to the Soviets, West German paigned in Puerto Rico Friday hoping to win Sunday's faithful people of all ages, tongues, for the Christian, the spectators in Thursday following two separate releases of minimal cond Lesson, and Gospel. Some have meaning of “meek” is “controlled history of Christianity. Faith rather than a creed — for crimes of the deposed shah. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said in Brussels Friday the winner-take-all primary there, while a judge decided and races. anticipated wet their lips, but the whether to allow the contest to be held. amounts of radioactivity earlier in the week. only one reading, and that is usually power’’ or a wild horse tamed. What I came across a reference to this “freedom” has been one of the three At the United Nations, a spokesman for Secretary West must let the Kremlin know it cannot have the He calls us into his church to Christian calmly bent down A Puerto Rican judge was expected to rule later in the “the text" for the minister's sermon. a difference! conversation the other day between great foundations of our church: General Kurt Waldheim said the commission conducting detente it seeks in Europe unless it behaves itself in other accept the cost and joy of dis- whispered into the beast’s ear. His the inquiry was nearly formed and that its members day on a request for an injunction by a group of com­ There are several donominations It is also well for us to keep before Thomas Caryle and Bishop Wilber- faith, freedom, and fellowship. This cipleship, to be his servants in the tail dropped between his legs and he parts of the world. that include in the morning worship our eyes a panorama view of the force speaking of a mutual friend could be announced "possibly today, maybe tomorrow.” monwealth supporters to stop the primary. statement we use not as a "test of service of men, to proclaim the slunk out of the arena. After six more Kelly Receives Subpoena the unison reading or "the saying” of landscape that sweeps the entire who has died: But hopes that the commission's inquiry would lead to Bringing the primary — the first in the nation — to orthodoxy” but as a “testimony to kings of the jungle did the same, the a creed. I feel aspect of our faith. That is the gospel to all the world and resist the the release of the 50 Americans being held hostage in the Puerto Rico was the idea of the ruling pro-statehood WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Richard Kelly of “Suddenly Carlyle said, ‘Bishop, our common heritage with the rest of CIA Aid to Afghans? Florida, the only Republican among eight members of that it is well to attempt of a creed whether it be have you a creed?’ powers of evil, to share in Christ’s angry and cheated crowd began U.S. embassy for the 104th day were unsettled when movement on the island because it strengthens Puerto Christianity.” I wish to share with WASHINGTON (UPI) - There are some indications Congress implicated in the “Arab scam” bribery in­ have both each “The Apostle’s Creed” or one drawn 'Yes, and the older I grow, the baptism and eat at his table, to join yelling for their money back. Ghotbzadeh said in Paris that Iran must approve the Rican participation in U.S. politics even before the island you the one most widely used — even him in his passion and vistory. the United States is secretly giving military aid to rebel vestigation, Friday became the first known to have Sunday. For the up yesterday by a new sect that just firmer that creed becomes under my Nero summoned the Christian and commission's findings and the United States must accept becomes a state. at the risk of extending this account told him that he would grant a full forces battling Soviet troops in Afghanistan, but conflic­ received a grand jury subpoena. passage from the broke loose from a main-line feet. There is only one thing that much longer than usual: He promises to all who trust him, them. • Kelly — who has admitted accepting a $25,(KX) bribe, forgiveness of sins and fullness of pardon if he could learn the secret of ting reports Friday left the issue unclear. Bible focus on denomination. We have an staggers me.’ why the lions acted that way. “It is Nuclear Plant Study Set but only to further an investigation of some "shady grace, courage in the struggle for Officials at the Central Intelligence Agency, State just one part of experience of God as revealed in ‘What is that?’ asked Carlyle. “We believe in God, the Eternal very simple! explained the almost Carter ^More Optimistic^ WASHINGTON (UPI) —The Nuclear Regulatory Com­ characters” he was making — must send records to a Department. Pentagon. White House and Senate our faith — and Christ and to seek to clarify exactly ‘The slow progress that creed Spirit, Father of our Lord Jesus justice and peace, his presence in victim, 'I just whispered in their mission Friday ordered a quick study to see whether the grand jury in Washington, D.C., by next Friday, his office this is then what it means both for own sake and WASHINGTON lUPIl - President Carter said he was Intelligence Committee declined to comment when asked seems to make in the world.’ Christ and our Father, and to his trial and rejoicing, and eternal life in ears: ‘Remember, you’ll be expected whether the United States is covertly supplying the Three Mile Island nuclear cleanup operation should or said. But he is not required to appear in person. explained and so we can share our treasure with Carlyle was silent for a moment, and his kingdom which has no end. "more optimistic " Friday about ending the crisis in Iran creeds we testify: to say a few words after dinner.’” than he was two weeks ago, and he decided to remain at Afghan guerrillas. can be speeded up to reduce the risk of radiation The third-term House member was making elaborated by the others. At best it is a secondary then said slowly and seriously, ‘Ah, He calls the worlds into being, Blessing and honor, glory and the White House instead of spending the weekend at But the belief among some middle-echelon administra­ releases. appearances in his Florida district Friday and could not pastor. It is good for the brotherhood explanation. We meet God and feel but if you have a creed you can afford creates man in his own image, and power be unto him. Amen.” Eternity in an Hour Camp David tion officials was that the United States has begun at “The bottom line has got to be protecting the public,” be reached for direct comment. to examine closely and carefully the forgiven, assured, peace floods our to wait. You have a platform upon sets before him the ways of life and "Stopped the mouths of lions.” To see the World in a grain of sand, One State Department official said the 50 captives specific words of Jesus and seek to soul', courage enters our heart, direc­ which you can stand and no “world death. (Hebrews 11:33) And a Heaven in a wild flower. would be released in "five to seven days " if negotiations understand their meaning as well as tion replaces aimlessness, purpose convulsion can shake it down.’” He seeks in holy love to save all In those old days that were not so Hold Infinity in the palm of your go smoothly, but it was considered more likely it will be their application to the individual and emerges from confusion, a concern A Statement of Faith people from aimlessness and sin. good, some of the mouths of lions hand, "a couple of weeks" before the situation is resolved. State Official Wants 500 Out of Union social situations we are often in. To for others minimizes our selfishness. He judges men and nations by his were stopped not by faith, but by And Eternity in an hour ... In my own tradition that began as White House press secretary Jody Powell told cleveer thinking of one condemned from "Auguries of Innocence” by HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut's provide a buffer if the unions struck or 500 more employees whose work is vir­ appealed to the board by the unions. righteous will declared through reporters there is likely to be 'happenings " this weekend Christian, The incident goes like William Blake personnel chief asked lawmakers Friday staged a job action. tually all managerial and would not affect Under the Personnel Division's prophets and apostles. this: but declined to elaborate and cautioned against specula­ to exclude an additional 500 state manage­ "We think that we must have a low-level supervisors. proposed change, workers who supervise In Jesus Christ, the man of James Cash Penney wrote ';i have tion of a total breakthrough. ment workers from coverage under legitimate management group that's ac­ "We feel that what we're asking for is "a large unit" of an agency, who for­ 6cf vices. Nazareth, our crucified and risen "In the time of Nero, sport-loving reached one Gibralter-sure conclu­ collective bargaining agreements. countable to top management. " Mrs. reasonable, modest and absolutely essen­ mulate policy, administer contracts or Lord, he has come to us and shared Romans, crowded the coliseum to sion about life; We cannot perform Food Embargo Requested State Personnel Director Sandra Biloon Biloon told the Legislature's Labor and tial," she said, noting the change would hire, fire or decide other employees' teaching service. our common lot, conquering sin and see the (Christians tossed to the lions. the high tasks of life without the help l-'iiitli BuptiHi Gliiirrh, 52 Lake St. For one miserable wretch who had The European Parliament asked the Common Market said the workers faced a potential conflict Public Employees Committee. "We know conform with provisions of the National promotions would be excluded from Andover Fiminurl Luilirran Churrli, Church death and reconsiling the world to of God. We cannot succeed without Labor Relations Act. bargaining units. KirHl (iongrt-galionul C liiirrli of .\n- Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. himself. given the authorities untold trouble. constant prayer" nations Fridav to embargo food exports to the Soviet of interest by being covered by the that even while strikes are illegal, jobs ac­ Sunday .school; 10:30 a m., worship ser- Union and join the United States in boycotting the tions can happen and we need people to Mrs. Biloon said the exclusions, if Biloon's proposal was one of a host of (loMT, Route 6 Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern: agreements since they had to enforce the pastor. 11 a m.. Worship service: 9:45 cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Moscow Summer Olympics to protest the Russian inva­ provide minimal, essential services.” written into law, would resolve disputes legislative changes she presented to the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor pacts for the state. a m , Sunday school. Gliiirrli of ihe Aimuniption, Adams emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser­ sion of Afghanistan. She also said a current dispute with She said about 1,200 or 2.8 percent of the similar to one pending before the state committee. Most of the changes were Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward technical and aimed at clarifying existing vices. coffee between services; 9:45 Lenten Workshops Focus Labor Relations Board. The state already The diplomatic move, which had no binding force. state employee unions could be resolved state's 40,000 workers were already S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 a m., Sunday church school, nursery for excluded from collective bargaining units. excluded some management employees laws or changing them to conform with Bolton and 7:.30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 30 00 by writing the exclusion into the infants, adult forum; 11 a m.. Nursery Employee Relations Act which also would The proposed extension would cover about from bargaining units which is being federal practices. rlm rrh of .S|. Muurire. 32 Hebron 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Road Rev Robert W Cronin, pastor. for infants. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Si. Mary’a Fpiarnpai Cliurrh, Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. On Resources of Family at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a nt. Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Bolion I nilcd MelhoHiM (.'liiirrli. VERNON — The Lenten season Grauel, a former Methodist bishop The final seminar on March 23 will Cilyas Medals First Lady Claims 1040 Bo.ston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; Judge Closes Sail alii I Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and from New Jersey, will be the guest expand the focus from the immediate Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; Rev. Alan J Broadhead, assistant to the will start Ash Wednesday, next week, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 preacher. A reception will follow the 11 a m., worship service. rector. 7:30 a m., Holy Eucharist , 9 a.m., with special programs planned at families to the world family and the Worth More a m.. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 service, in the church annex. responsibility to people in faraway Si. Georgi-'a F|ii>.<-o|iiil (Jiiirrli, Union Congregational Church. Trial Hearing HARTFORD (UPI) - City of­ Jimmy Isn’t Hiding meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting: 7 a m.. Holy Eucharist. Easter Sunday is April 6. On the following Sunday, March 9, places. At that time the Outreach Boston Turnpike Rev. John C. Holliger. p.m., salvation meeting ficials are about to turn a dismal vicar 10 am.. Family Eucharist; 11 Crnlrr Congrrgulionul Cliurril. 11 This Sunday a Lenten Workshop immediately following the morning Committee will be presenting Union 1 iiili-d Pi'iili'roHlal Churrli, 187 HARTFORD (UPII — Superior Court Judge David M. bicentennial business failure into BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - First lady absolutely necessary and does not in­ am ,, Nursery program and coffee Center St. Rev. Newell H, Curtis Jr., will focus on resources that a family worship service, the first of a series (Jhurch’s program for sponsorship of Shea, over the objections of three daily newspapers, a whopping financial success — Rosalynn Carter said Friday her hus­ tend to draft anyone. But we have to fellowship Woodbridge SI Rev. Marvin Stuart, senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, of three Sunday seminars will be a refugee family from Indo-China. MIGMIt! tlM fllAIUIIsV minister. 10 am ., Sunday school; 11 associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0 can use during the 40 days of Lent to Friday barred reporters and the public from a hearing in thanks to the rising price of band “has not been hiding” in the be well prepared" Bolion f.oiigref^alionul Gifurcli. deepen their spiritual life together as held. This will concern the “Year of On March 30, Palm Sunday, the iojLV.—r-rrz2i_ Gerard "Gary" Castonguay's murder trial. a m , worship; 6:30 p.m , prayer; 7 p.m., Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. silver White House during the Iranian and The first lady told reporters she Bolion Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton worship. a family and as individuals. the Family.” The seminars will run sacram ent of baptism will be Conover, minister 9:30 a m,, worship Worship service and church school; 11:15 The judge, who was expected to hear testimony about a To commemorate the bicenten­ Afghanistan crises. was "very confident" the president I’rmliylrrian Churrli, 43 Spruce St. The workshop will start right after for 45 minutes and the March 9 one observed during the morning worship service and nursery, church school: 10:30 a m.. Coffee Shoppe. Woodruff Hall Southington house burglary and then decide whether the nial, Hartford officials in 1976 "He (Carter) has not been hiding,” will win the New Hampshire Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., will focus on the youngest members as well as the traditional distribution a m . Coffee and fellowship: 10:45 a m . the 10 a.m, morning worship service. evidence could be presented to Castonguay's trial, said decided to have 500 silver she told reporters. “He's been open Democratic presidential primary or worship service, nur.sery: 9:15 a m., Sun­ Those attending should bring their of the families. A short film, of palm branches. E 3 - the matter was an extension of pretrial hearings. Some of with the press and made his positions Forum, Study group UAIWEATHIM fOTOCASI € medallions minted with the city Feb. 26. day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. own sandwich and soup and dessert “Nobody Important,” will lead into a At 7:30 p.m,, the film, "Climb a the pretrial sessions were also closed. clear and consistent.” seal — at a cost of $8.71 each — “I think the American people havei Si. John'.-i Potii,h Natinnal Ctilholir South Windsor will be provided. discussion on the emotional needs of Tall Mountain,” will be shown in the For period ending 7 p.m. EST 2 16 80. During Saturday, Castonguay, 36. of Bristol, is accused of murdering and then sell them for $20 each. Mrs. Carter, arriving at New seen the president as a strong leader Coventry Churrli. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. the families and how a Christian sanctuary. Co^enlry l*resl>yleri.m Churrli, rain will cover most of the Pacific coast states while Plainville policeman Robert Holcomb on Nov. 21. 1977. But the idea never caught on Haven's Tweed Airport for a brief making decisions,” Mrs, Carter said. Hyszko. pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; \A upping Community Churoli, 1790 On Ash Wednesday, the Women’s family makes everyone realize each A service of Holy Communion will Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 snow falls in the Rockies. Meanwhile, a storm moving Holcomb was shot four times at close range as he pur­ campaign swing through Connec­ "These things (developments in the 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Fellowship will conduct a Commu­ and only 100 of the medals were a m., worship; 11 a m . Sunday school, one is a person of importance in the be conducted on Maundy Thursday, across the East will cause snow to fall across most of the sued a house burglary suspect. Earlier witnesses said the Ira'hian situation) don't just .S|. Bfirlhfiloniru't. Chiirrh. 741 E. son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., sold. ticut, said she could not comment on 7 30 p.m , Bible study at parsonage nion Service at 8 p.m. The meditation family. A pril 3, a t 7:30 p .m ., com ­ Middle Turnpike Rev. Martin J. worship service and church school. mid and north Atlantic states, except changing or mixing policeman hadn't even drawn his own gun. the latests breaks in the Iranian happen.” Prinre of Pearc Llillirran Churrli. will be delivered by the Rev. Paul memorating Jesus' last supper with But while they've been in the Scholsky. pastor Saturday mass at 5 St. FrunoiN of .-AHHiai Cliiirrli, 673 with rain near the coastal areas. Fair to partly cloudy At issue Friday was whether jurors in the case could crisis. Later, talking to geriatric patients Route 31 and North River Road. Rev W Bowman. The ushers for the service For the Sunday seminars everyone his disciples. Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. p.m , Sunday masses at 8 :30,10 and 11:30 Ellington Road Rev. Carl J, Sherer, elsewhere. hear about a house burglary two weeks before the But she said "I can't be too op­ at Dinan M em orial C enter in H Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday am. will be Grace Bell and Ruth Heim. is welcome to bring a sandwich and The traditional three-hour Good vault, the value of the medallions pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 slaying. The .38 caliber, nickel-plated "police special" timistic about the situation. Anything Bridgeport, a city-run nursing home, school; 10:15 a.m , worship service. Si . Jaiiirn Chiirrh. Rev. James Ruth Bowman and Kim Joseph will stay and have it with coffee and more Friday service, from noon to 3 p.m., believed used to shoot Holcomb was stolen in the has soared to $27 each as a result can happen" p m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 Mrs. Carter said the president had Si. Mary'a Churrli. Route 31. Rev. F Archambault. Rev. William F. Carroll, a.m. sing and Mr. Fred Turkington will be fellowship, after the seminar. will be held in St. John's Episcopal Southington break-in. of climbing silver prices. Mrs. Carter also said the Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Rev, Francis V. Krukowski, team Weather Forecast put the social security system back Si. Margari'I Mar) Gliiirrh. Rev. John in charge of preparing the commu­ The second seminar on March 16 Church with members of the clergy Liszewski, assistant pastor Saturday The New Britain Herald, Hartford Courant and Bristol So city officials aniticipate president's call for draft registration on the right track. ministry: Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. nion. will shift the focus to the older from various area churches par­ WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (UPI) - The National Press protested closing the testimony. did not mean anyone would be The first lady accepted a hand- masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 On March 2 the Service of members of the families . The film they'll receive as much as $10,000, 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday ticipating. Anyone may attend all or Weather Service forecast for Connecticut is: But Shea ruled the closing was ‘ a continuation of the drafted. hooked rug made by Albert Buda, 63, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 masses at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30, twice the original investment, Srro'.il (aiii'grrualiiiiial Churrli. Brotherhood, sponsored by the "Peege” will be ihe discussion- part of the service. Travelers advisory in effect for Saturday. Snow will same matter " as pre-trial hearings. a m., noon and 5 p.m to and 11:30 a.m. when they auction the coins next She said he believes It is "absolute­ a wheel-chair ridden patient at the Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold. Si. Ilriilgei Cliiiri h. 70 Main St. Rev. Greater Rockville Area Clergy Coun­ starter on how other family On Easter Sunday, April 6, there Si. Pi'irr'» Kpihropal Churrli, Sand mix with and then change to sleet and rain during Satur­ The case's jury of nine men and three women was not Monday. ly necessary to avoid military action home. pastor. 9:30 a m., Education for all ages; cil will be held in the Union (Jhurch members respond to the older people will be two identical services, one at Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; day. Probable snow accumulation 2 to 4 inches. Highs present in court on Friday. and keep the peace. He feels this is 11 a.m.. worship service. Padelli. co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 sanctuary at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. John within their family circle. 9 a.m. and the other at 11 a m. Saturday in mid 30s. Rain changing briefly to snow The judge said he was holding the hearing "'for the con­ Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, the vicar 8 a m., Holy Communion; 10 followed by clearing and colder Saturday night. Lows 15 venience of the state” because it could not produce the East Hartford 10:30 and noon. a m.: family service and Sunday school to 20 degrees. Fair and colder Sunday with highs around potential witnesses prior to the start of the trial a week .Irlioiali'h Witni-imeii. 647 Tolland I'irsl Assriiihlirs of God, 763 Oak St. .A\it ) Siri'i'l Chrii,|ian Reformed Second Forum Series Starts ago. Business Seminars Set Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse: 30. Probability of precipitation 90 percent Saturday Rev Ralph F, Jelley. pastor. 10 a.m , Chureli, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, BOLTON — Bolton Congregational Bruce Jacques will discuss "What is There will be no forum program Shea told reporters that transcripts of the hearing's 10:20 a m., group discussion. diminishing to 20 percent by late Saturday night. MANCHESTER -The U.S. Small by professionals Involved in the computer church school; 11 a m., morning pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 11 a m. Church has started its second an Episcopalian?” April 6. testimony would be made available once the court /ion KMillgelii'ui l.iilherun Cliurrh Southeasterly 10 to 20 mph Saturday morning shifting to Business Administration and Manchester field and will feature actual worship; 7 p m., evening serx'ice and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at semester of forum programs for the On March 9, Lynn Gustafson will On April 13, the Rev. Robert decided they should be released. (Miiv.ouri SmioiI). Cooper and High northwest 20 to 25 mph late Saturday continuing Saturday Community College will begin a seminar demonstrations. The fee is $20 and in­ Fin,| Biiptif,| Churrli of Fnp,| ILirl- both services. 19791980 year. speak on "What is a Lutheran?” and Bechtold will discuss the heifer night. Castonguay and his nephew, former University of streets. Rev. Charles W Kuhl, pastor. 9 Mesaiali KvangelieuI l.ulheran series Feb. 23 for those involved or In­ cludes lunch. ford (Soiilhrrii Bii|>lii,| Coniriilion). 36 a m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a.m , Sunday On Feb. 17 the program will be March 16, Dr. Francis Helfrick will project. On April 20, Richard Connecticut football player Rocco Testa, were both Main St. Rev, Charles Coley, pastor 11 Chureli (Wiiieoniiin Synod). 300 terested in the small business community. The second seminar will be held Feb. 26 school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 discuss “What is a Quaker?” Staggenborg will discuss the charged with Holcomb's slaying. But only Castonguay a m and 7 p.m . worship services, Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, about Silver Lake. The first seminar will be held Feb. 23 and deals with energy onservation in a m., F'irst and second year youth in­ There will be a special Lenten The church junior choir will pre­ Rockville Memorial Nursing Home. faces a possible death penalty. nursery: 9:45 a m,, Sunday school; 6 pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 and will deal with mini-computers. This restaurants. struction Holy Communion the first and series beginning Feb. 24 with Alex sent a concert on March 23. On The forums are held each Sunday If he is convicted, authorities anticipate a court battle p.m., Training Union. a m., Sunday school. The Almanac seminar will provide information to For information on both seminars call third Sunday of each month. Cubic discussing “What is a March 30, there will be a Passover at the church as part of the Sunday over the constitutionality of Connecticut's capital punish­ Fiiith l.iillirruil Clllirrh (Lulhrnin Our Saiiiir Liilherun Cliurrli, business people currently Involved with 646-2137. Upcoming seminars in the series Churrli of Clirim, l.ydall and Vernon (MiMiniiri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Nazarene?” on March 2 the Rev. meal put on by the junior high class.. morning program. B> I niird PrrsK Inlernalional ( hlirrh in Aiiirririi). 1120 Silver Lane. streets Eugene Brewer, minisler. 9 ment law. computers and especially hose con­ are "credit and collections” on April 22 a.m.. Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., Today is Saturday. Feb. 16, the 47th day of 1980 with 319 Rev Paul E. Henry Jr . pastor. 9:30 a.m,, Bible classes: 10 a m., worship; 6 Shea earlier ruled the law was unconstitutional and will sidering such a move. It will feature talks and "economic update” on April 26. am,, worship service. worship to follow. not apply to the case, but prosecutors say they will appeal p m., worship. First Congrrualioii,-il Churrli. 87 l-in*! (.hurt'll of Clirisl. Srirnliiit. 447 The moon is new the decision if Castonguay is convicted. Main SI. Rev. William E. Flynn, World Day of Prayer Set The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service. Sun­ Vernon Kerens Bookmobile Route minisler, Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate day school, and care for small children. BOLTON — The women of St. the meditation. Women from several are asked to bring sandwiches for The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. minisler. 10 a m,, worship service, themselves and their children. MANCHESTER - Here 3:30 p.m. — Evergreen 3:30 p.m — Oakwood Road. Cuiiiiiiiinil) llupliKl Cliurrh, 585 E. Si, JoHrph Church, 33 West St., George's Episcopal Church will local churches will participate in the Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. Leak Destroys Records church school, child care; 11 a m . coffee Center .St, Rev. James I. Meek, minister. celebrate World Day of Prayer Drinks and dessert will be provided. is next week's schedule for Road 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. BETTE MIDLER hour; 6 p.m . youth choir; 7 p.m.. youth Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 service. Henry Wilson, 18th vice president of the United States, 4:10 p.m. — Parkade 9:15 a m.. Church school for all ages, p m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 March 7 at 11 a.m. at the church. People in more than 150 countries The host church for the 1981 obser­ was born Feb. 16. 1812. FARMINGTON (UPII — A broken water hose in a the Manchester Public fellowship, Apartments. ALAN BATES _ kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing and 11:15 a.m. This year's service was prepared and islands around the world will be vance will be chosen during a short On this date in history: cooling system at the University of Connecticut Health Library bookmobile: Fiiilli I'lihrriiiirlr Churrli. 1535 during the service: 10:30 a m.. Morning Wednesday Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor Knrkiille Haplial Cliurrh, 69 Union by the women of Thailand. The united in a chain of prayer on this business meeting. In 1925. Floyd Collins was found dead in a cavern at Center destroyed some experiment records and caused Munduy worship, nursery provided. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCountc. pastor. 9 10 a m. — Beechwood THE ROSE 10 a m . Sunday school; 11 a m., worship theme is Responsible Freedom and day. The public is invited to attend the Cave City, Ky.. where he had been trapped for 18 days. several hundred dollars damage early Friday, officials 10 a m. — Spencer Village. t.liiirrh of ihr Niiziirriir. 236 Main St. a m., worship service; 10:15 a m.. Sun­ observance. The church is located on Nursery School. service; 7 p m . evangelistic service. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. includes a hymn entitled “Come Let Baby-sitting will be provided In 1959, Fidel Castrr. leader of the (juban revolution, •said. 11 a m — Charter Oak Nursery at all services. day school; 7 p.m., evening service Boston Turnpike (Route 44A) in 10:50 a m. — Manchester m George Emmitl, minister of visitation Sarred Henri Chureli, Route 30 Rev. Us Worship" during the service. After the service was sworn in as Cuba's premier A health center spokesman said the broken hose was Apartments. Early Learning Center. Biirusiilr I iiilrd MrlhmIisI Churrli, The Rev. John Holliger will lead there will be lunch. Those attending Bolton. In 1969. Communist China seized three yachts near discovered about 5:30 a m. and caused water to seep 2:10 p.m. — Spruce Street. and outreach 9:30 a m., Sunday school; Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael 1:30 p.m. — Heather Lane. 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr,, 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church Hong Kong, one of them owned by an American Four several floors down in the main laboratory building. 2:50 p.m. — Pitkin Street. • pastor 9:30 a m . Church school for all Donohue Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sun­ Saturday: Men’s Prayer Meeting, 8 2:10 p.m — Briarwood and nursery; 7 p m , evening service, day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and THE Americans were among the 15 people taken captive. Damage was mainly to ceiling tiles. 3:30 p.m. — Westminster Drive. ages, including an adult class: 10 .30 a m . North Church a m. Bus Visitation, 10 a.m. Road. nursery. noon. BIBU In 1970. Joe Frazier stopped Jimmy Ellis in five rounds The destroyed records included data from experiments 2:50 p.m. — Curry Lane. L A S T Worship hour with child care provided for C iiliari Cliurrh ( Ashrllililirii iif MANCHESTER - The North United 4:10 p.m. — Meadow Lane. infants through age 5; 6p m . Junior High Si. John'a Fpiaeopul Cliureli, Route to become the undisputed heavyweight boxing champion. but the spokesman said officials expected to be able to 3:30 p.m — Winthrop Road. MARRIED God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector 8 Methodist Church has scheduled the Concordia Lutheran S P ^ recapture the data from other sources. The hose was part T ucailuy 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. and Senior High Youth Fellowships, Kenneth L Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. a m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ following events for the coming week. MANCHESTER - The Concordia Eugene A thought for the day: Illustrating how times and of a system used to cool biological specimen rooms. 10:20 a m — Bigelow W ri*lr\ Mriiiurial Cliiirrli (I iiilrd GuslaLson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Tliursiluy 1 C5 U P L E Mriliuilivi Cliiirrli). 110 Ellington Road vice and church school Monday: Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. Lutheran Church has scheduled the Brewer nations change is this quotation from first U.S. President Street. 9:30 a m. — Early Childhood a m . Sunday school; 10.30 a m., service \ ernuii -Vniieinlilieh of God Churrli. Tuesday: Refugee Family Sponsorship 11 a m. — Walnut Street. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a in . of worship. 6:30 p m , evening service. following events for the coming week. George Washington.' Tis our true policy to steer clear of Learning Center. worship service, child care 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. CG Sells Shopping Mall 11:40 a m. — Goslee Drive. Conroriliii l.iilhrraii Churrli, Michelino Ricci, pastor 11:00 a m and Committee, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; Concordia Church Women, 8 permanent alliances, with any portion of the foreign 10:50 a m. — Head Start. NEW COM EDY Because o( constant 2:10 p m. — North Elm I (I..C. A.). 40 Pitkin SI. Rev. Burton D, 6:30 p m., worship services Thursday: Liturgist Training Class, p.m., in Church Room. world." CLEVELAND (UPI I — Westgate Mall, one of the first 1:30 p.m. — Green Lodge .. TiaCmui 3.-30 Glastonbury exporsure some words tend Street. Strand, pastor. Rev David B Stacy, Aernun Cniled MeihudiHl Cliiirrli, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday; Ash Wednesday Holy Com­ three regional shopping centers in the United States when Rest Home, "The to lose their impact. As an 2:50 p.m. — Homestead associate pastor 8 30 a.m , Holy Com­ Route ,30. Rev Marjorie Hiles. pastor. munion Service, 12 p.m. Holy Communion article I read recently 2:10 p.m. — Jensen Street. PRIZE FIGHTER'po’ ’ ®. Si. Diiiu-laii'!- ( liiirrli. Manchester opened in 1954. has been sold by the Connecticut General Park Apartments. munion, youth class, nursery for small 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. Center Church Services, 7:30 p.m. Concordia Choir, 8:30 suggested, they become Lottery Numbers Life Insurance Co. for about $10 million, it was revealed 2:50 p.m. — Bretton Road, Road. Rev .losepli R Bannon. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m , Sunday masses children; 10 a m . Holy Communion, Cliurrh of Si. Bernaril,, Rockville MANCHESTER - The Center p.m. "used up" or "run out of Friday. church school through Grade 6, nursery Rev ,)ohn J White, pastor. Saturday meaning" That writer Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New D.Q. COUPON SPECIALS BRAZIER FOODS at 8. 9 .30 and 11 a m. Congregational Church has scheduled the Thursday: Bible Discovery Group, 9:30 The mall in suburban Fairview Park, purchased by for small children masses at 5 and 7 p.m,; Sundav masses at a.m., in Church Room. Golden Age Group, mentioned the word "sin" England: Boykin Management, Inc. President William J. Boykin I iiilartaii t ui\rrMili>l Snrirli; Fast. following events for the coming week. 7, 8:30, to and 11:30 a m. 1 p.m. Stewardship Committee & Task as an example. Perhaps it Connecticut: 554 and shopping center developers Jacobs, Visconsi and Hebron 153 W Vernon SI Rev Arnold Westwood, Roekiille I'liileil MelhodiHl Cliureli, Monday: Young Women's Group, 7:30 Force, with Dr. Gilck, 7:30 p.m. is not the frequency of .New Hampshire: 8332 Jacobs, Westlake, contains 50 stores and a four-screen D a irii minister 10 .30 a m , .Service. 142 Grove St. Rev Richard E, Thompson, p.m,, at 68 Elizabeth Drive. hearing and seeing the Rhode Island: 0069 movie complex. 242 BROAD ST. S|. Prlrr'i* C|ii-rii|ial Churrli. Route I'rinil) CiiM'iiaiil Cliurrh, 302 pastor 10:45 a m,, worship service. Tuesday: Sacred Dance Group, 6:30 Second word "sin " that diminishes Vermont: 276 85 Rev William Persing, rector 10a.m. Hackmatack St Rev Norman E I''in-t Coiigregalional Chureli of Aer- p.m., at 30 Forest St. its impact so much as its Q u e e n Worship service Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A W^nesday: Bethany Group, 10 a.m., in Congregational light, even jocular, usage F U U (lilrad Cuiiurrualiuiial Cliiirrli. A D T ® G) pastor, 8:15 and 10:50 a m.. Worship ser­ Lacey, minister. Rev David C. Bowling, Robbins Room. Ash Wednesday Service, Sin is the distraction Hebron. Kev David G. Runnion- vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church MANCHESTER - The Second from life's true goal or pur­ Manchester To Advertise To Report News Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a m . Worship 7:30 p.m., in the sanctuary. day Bible school classes for all ages, school, crib room, child care; 10 a m., Congregational Church has scheduled the pose. Thus, distracted, one East Hartford Glastonbury For a classilied advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: MEAL CARNEY service, nursery; 9 15 a.m , Chqrch Thursday: Sacred Dance Group three through adult, nursery for infants. Worship service following events for the coming week. veers from the well- school classes Workshop, 3:30 p.m,, in Woodruff Hall Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classified Office Manchester Alex Girelli. M3-2711 brazier. SrriMul Cmigrrgaliunal (Jilirrii, 385 l-'iill Giihpel liiterileniiiiiinuliiinal Tuesday: Bible study, 9:30 a.m. marked way to that univer­ East Hartlord...... 643-2711 "GOING N. Main St, Rev Dr James D. Grace Group, 7:30 p.m., in Federation esps 327-500 hours are 8 30 a m. to 5 pm. Monday A U DAT SUNDAY Cliureli Inr.. 9 Ellington Ave., Wednesday: Bible study, 7:30 p.m. sal goal, and so he "misses through Friday When the office is Glastonbury Dave l^vallee, 643-2711 DEAL MacLanchlin, pastor. 10 a.m , Service of Room. Church Council, 7:30 p.m., in Rob­ !‘ubhshed daily except Sunday and cer­ IN STYLE" Rockville Rev Philip Saunders, the mark. " Sin is the Andover Donna Holland. 643-2711 Manchester worship and church school: 11 am,. Thursday: Junior choir, 4:30 p.m. High tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by EVERY MOnV a WEO. ONLY AFTER 4 P.M. A comMv ro 5Teai ycur hem minisler Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance bins Room. transgression of God's law calling 643-2718 Be,ton Donna Holland. 643-2711 Fellowship hour in the hall choir, 6:30 p.m. Senior choir, 7:30 p.m. Publishing Co . Herald Square. P 0 Gusprl Mall. Center Street. 10 a in , service; Wednesday. 7:30 pm . (1 John 3:4). For inlormation about display adver­ Coventry Claire Connolly, 742-8202 Niirlli I Iiilrd Mrlliiiilisi Cliiirrli, .300 Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.. Court of Honor, Box 591 Manchester Conn 06040 r"D.Q!sUNDAE"T breaking bread; 11:45 a m., Sunday deliverance service Church of Nazarene tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 SAVE 25c Parker St Rev. Dr. Howard L, Love, Taleotliille Cuiigregaliiinal Cliureli, We need to see sin in all TM MM M n K M K ■ SAVE 25% school, 7 p m , gospel meeting. Have a Complaint? director, at ii43-"271l Siiulh Windsor .ludy Ku 'hnel, 644-1364 s a l e ■ fA pastor 9 and 10 ,30 a m . Worship ser- MANCHESTER - The Church of the Trinity Covenant its jarring force — PeiMt liatcr {fu4|t Pvijfl), Irswnr M cM I FUU MEAL DEAL lull (fiiv|irl lulrrilruiiiiiiiialiuiial Rev. Kenneth E Knox, pastor. 10:30 Newi — II you have a queslion or To Subscribe Vernon Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 CMOC. jM ie), FinU Smn4m . R>t M a i t I j m i u ALL DAY SUN. cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ a m.. Worship service, church school, Nazarene has scheduled the following MANCHESTER - The Trinity Cove­ wrenching man from God, snw. __ _ MON. A WeO. AFTER 4 P .M . ( liiirrli, 745 Main St Rev Philip even as a chijd may be for­ complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service IMT 1 CMPM n nSTM Il ■ vices: 9 a.m . Nursery for children five nursery. events for the coming week. nant Church has scheduled the following IMT 1 CNP« KK CKTOn I tmtu, rrsMfe Frlti Saunders, minister 10:30 a.m . praise, cibly torn from lts parents Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-0946 Ollice hours are 8 30 a m COM T9 ra nth years and younger; 10:30 a m.. Church Trinil) l.iillieraii Cliureli, Tuesday; Young Women's Bible Study, events for the coming week. I'o report special news: ) ra m IMha S«A SmI SmOm ^ worship service and Bible study, 7 p m , by kidnapping. Perhaps we Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711 to 5:30 p m .Monday through Friday i ------i ------I R I O . 2.02 ^ I » A school classes for age three through Meadowlark Road Rev. Donald McLean, 9:30 a.m., baby-sitting provided. Sams drilveranre service, Grade 6 Tuesday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast. 6 Circulation — II you have a problem and 7 to 10 a rn Saturday Busine.ss Alex Girelli, 643-2711 pastor. 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship ser­ and Sals, featuring Alex and Greeta could profit from seeing ! KIDDIE SPECIAL Churrli iif Ji-mu* Clirirl of Lalirr- a.m., at LaStrada West Restaurant. sin as a "kidnapping " from regarding service or delivery, call ' Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Opinion Frank Burbank, 643-2711 ■ D.Q. SANDWICH 10DILLTBARS Siiiilh I Iiilrd MrlhiiiltHi Churrli, 1126 vices; 9:15 a m. Sunday kchool. Cubie, 7:30 p.m. Z Da) SaiiilH, Woodside Street and W ^nesday: Pioneer Girls, 6:30 p.m. God. (,'u.slomer Service. 647 0946 Delivery weekly. $3 OO lor one month. $11 70 lor Family Betty Ryder. 643-2711 iR tm ■•NOT DOS Main St Rev Dr.'George W. Webb, Rev. I iiiiiii Congregutional Cliureli, 8:30 Wednesday; Ladies' Bible Study, 9:30 Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 CMC. Hill.slown Road. Wayne Taylor, bishop. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pchr- Ash Wedne^ay Service, with choir, 7:30 should be made by 5:00 p.m Monday three months. $23 40 lor six monlhs, 5 0 NTTOSCSTa ■ •flDKN FINIS a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ a m. Midweek service and Teen Bible 9:15 a m., Sunday Sacrament meeting; son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a m.. Worship cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through p.m. through Friday and o> 7 .'lU a in Satur- and $46 80 lor one year .Mail rates are OlliCc hours are 8:3(1 a m. to 5 p m, l•SMMiSIM ( PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 10 35 a m.. Priesthood and Relief Socie­ Study, 7 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal, 8 10P1 I IMT 1 CMPM PQ CMTOMD services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery Grade 8; 10 a m.. Worship, held at the Thursday: Women’s Prayer Breakfast, CHURCH OF CHRIST dav available on request Monday through Friday Z IM T l CMPM PQ C K m EI ■ I • ! « OR HKN FOR SCREEN TINES ty. 11:25 a m., Sunday School; Activity I MM TO rU. 2M I coMTora ZM 12 hroiigh junior high; 10:45 a m.. Senior church, 11 a m.. Coffee hour at the p.m. 6:30 p.m., at LaStrada West Restaurant. Lydall and Vernon Streets Night, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. highc'.dss, nursery; 7:30pm., Praise and Annex Friday: Teens’, "A New Thing,” 7 p.m. Agape Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Phone: 646-2903 EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Feb. 18. IW Q - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 16, I960 Courses by Newspaper

HURRYf Energy and Growth In America SALE ENDS SAT., G R O s s m R n s FEB. 23 Editor's Note: This is the fifth in a series of 15 articles nn(Ji)evRns pr o d u c ts com pR nv exploring “Energy and the Way We Live.” A’ In this article Daniel Bell. Harvard University SALE BEGINS SUN. FEB. 17TH sociologist, examines the connection between energy use and prosperity throughout U.S. history. This series, written for Courses by Newspaper, a YOUR COMPLETE ONE-STOP HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER! program of University Extension, University of Califor­ nia. San Diego, was funded by a grant from the National / 7 j Endowment for the Humanities, with supplemental fun­ ding from the National Science Foundation. Copyright 1980 by the Regents of the University of California. PREHUNG ^asnngta ready to in s ta ll ec o n o m y By Daniel Bell door u n it Twenty-five years ago. a distinguished American historian. David M. Potter, wrote an influential book en­ 'TOP QUALITY ^OQ99 ^ R E G . 36.00 titled "People of Plenty. ' It was convincing demonstra­ economy grade B irth d a y 2X4X8’ STUD tion of the effects of economic abundance on the distinc­ 8’ STUDS Handsome primed hardboard tive American character. door! Prehung ,n frame & ready COURSCS tVNEW SM KR to install. 24-. 28". 30" widths Only in America could such a book have been written. 'C leasing 4 passage set extra Buy .America was promises; and it seemed then as if those EACH now & save' Meets building code r e p u , ^ promises had been fulfilled — in part because of bountiful ^ e T ^ n d a ^ d silked, quality Meets„«,g„ped (or top qual- It was not until the 1960s that we became concerned A lo w the time to lix-up energy. about our natural resources. By then, the United States, ity P A D But do those promises still hold true'’ Now that energy self-sufficient in energy throughout most of its history, improve your homel f "- - has become more expensive, can we still be a people of had begun importing oil. And by 1973 — when the OPEC plenty'’ cartel imposed its embargo and tripled and then quadrupled the price of oil — our dependence on foreign .American Bounty oil had risen to about 30 percent of our total oil usage. ^ n is lille x One of the earliest English description of American bounty appeared in “Eastward Ho," a comedy written in d e l u x e q u a lit y Energy Independence VINYL 1605 by George Chapman and John Marston. Virginia, one The United States is now trying to regain its energy in­ of the characters declares, is a pleasant a county “as dependence. This is necessary for political reasons so we roLOING DOORS ever the sun shines on; temperate and full of all sorts of will not be blackmailed by foieign powers. It is useful for OQ99 viands; wild boar there is as common as our tamest economic reasons so that we know the true market costs READY TO FINISH PINE ^■ JW REG , 46.99 bacon here. ... " of energy. PARTICLEBOARD SHELVING And iti the 1780s, in one of the most famous obser­ SHUHERSETS All width openings in slock! Liphl- We have been told, however — not by responsible welghl, lough 4 durable! Teak or vations by an early traveler. Hector St. John de economists, but by headline-hunting politicians or A t \ % O F F Wa nut llnishes! Exclusive lock Crevecoeur wrote: “There is room for everybody in II I REGULAR LOW system! Stock size Ills up to 29" simple-minded moralists — that we will have to change opening. America.... Does he want uncultivated lands? Thousands H 1 9 1 5 9 ■ ■ ■ p ric es our way of life totaily and acquire new values. „„ rt, workshop! Smooth of acres present themselves, which he may purchase V . , _ KaeAmAnt Prehinged for easy installation! I think — and the evidence shows — that such E co n o m ica l utility shelving lor basemenl^gara STOCK TO FIT UF TO 12' WIDE. cheap. Whatever be his talents or inclinations, if they are ! Extra storage where you 1 Ready to finish to match any decor! statements wildly exaggerate the facts and hinder the surlace tor easyf Ilinishingl ' Allows window privacy while still moderate, he may satisfy them. I do not mean, that formulation of a rationai poiicy. letting in light & ventilation! pop­ i» everyone who comes will grow rich in a little time; no, Let us focus on the most visible symbol of our way of ular sizes in stock. but he may procure an easy and decent maintenance by life, the automobile. The automobile accounts for 76 per­ his industry" cent of the energy use for transportation, or slightly un­ FITS OPENING U TO 1? TO 21 TO 25 TO 29 TO 33 TO 24 26 32 36 t ■ But it was not just the fertile soil, the large forests, the der 20 percent of all the energy we consume in the United Sl» 16 20 2 6 . 0 9 vast seams of coal, the large veins of iron ore and the j * n 1 6 . 9 9 1 9 . 7 9 2 0 . 6 9 2 2 . 4 9 2 4 . 2 9 X States. (Since foreign oil accounts for 23.5 percent of ou' WIDTH A£C 1699 m 2199 REG 22 99 KC 24 99 KG 26 99 KG 2199 'EXCEL' MODEL Great Lakes and river system that tied these together, total energy, we can say, for dramatic sake, that the 26 32 1 7 . 9 9 1 9 . 7 9 2 1 . 9 9 2 4 . 2 8 2 6 . 0 9 2 7 . 8 9 FOLDING WIDTH KG 19 99 m 2199 KG 23 99 KC 26 90 KC 2199 KG 30 99 that made us a people of plenty — though all these were automobile consumes almost all the foreign oil we im­ 2 8 . 6 9 essential. America's primary bounty was the ingenuity, 32 -36 1 9 . 6 9 2 0 . 6 9 2 2 . 4 0 2 9 . 1 8 ^ . 9 9 J p ip STAIRWAY port.) WIDTH AEG 20 99 NEC 22 99 «C 24 99 ICC 27 96 KG 29 09 KC 32 99 energy, and character of its people. We are told that Americans are prodigal — that we con­ » -40 1 9 . 7 9 2 1 . 9 9 2 4 . 2 0 2 0 . 0 9 2 8 . 7 9 3 1 . 4 9 OC99 RtG 23 99 KC 26 99 KC 2199 KC 3199 KC 34 00 Long before industrialization began in the 1840s, sume four times as much gasoline per head as Western WIDTH neo 2199 REG 4 5 .9 9 visitors remarked on the kinds of production and social Europeans. But such comparisons ignore the greater size Completely assembled! 3/ 16" organization that permitted the United States to take the of the United States and its lower population density. steel rod under every tread lor licollfcy Mosv - poliiital illusiraior xynditaioJ »nh ihe Washingion Post (-roup lead in manufactured goods. There was that largelv Given the distances in our country and the dispersal of ALSO REFINISHED Rb" width piano hinge home-taught genius Eli Whitney who, in setting up a fac­ opening size, homes and jobs, the automobile is a necessity for us. • IMPERIAL" DELUXE tory to make muskets, in 1779 helped establish the prin­ Before World War 11, when existing mass transit systems SHUTTER SETS **®U'*^ ...... ciples of mass production; quantity, standardization, and were laid out, people traveled to the city to work. SECOND BATH AT interchangeability of parts. And Oliver Evans in the late Today, jobs are dispersed — for example, along Route ...... “ TO YOUR HOUSE OR FIX-UP YOUR OLD 18th century invented a continuous flour-million system 128 that rings Boston; or in “silicon valley" from San which showed the way for the coordinated packing-house ONE! WE'VE GOT Francisco to San Jose, where high technology firms are EVERYTHING YOU 20% OFF slaughter of animals, and later for the assembly line of strung out in a line; or in the corporate headquarters that NEED TO DO-IT- Henry Ford. fan out around New York City, A study of automobile use SAVE What made the American outpouring of goods possible, in Portland, Oregon, showed that only 4 percent of I ‘ 3 25"x22' of course, was bountiful energy — waterpower from the IWHIUSTOCK driving is for recreation. \ UUTSl - large single bow l turbulent rivers, wood from the abundant forests, coal STEEL SINKS from the mines of Appalachia and southern Illinois, oil from western Pennsylvania and later from Texas and Solving the Problem 0 ^ " The answer to our energy dilemma is not necessarily to Oklahoma. Between 1820 and 1930, by exploiting new i ^Georgiaftc***c drive less, but to drive more economically. Germans get sources of power. America increased 40-fold the supply of tan BARK HICKORY 70 percent more mileage per gallon of gas than do MARBLE TDP VANITIES Self-rimming stainless steel sink! energy that it could command per capita. H SPECIAL PURCHASE! 1ST QUALITY Satin finish! Easy to clean Electricity and oil changed our lives. Through elec­ Americans; the English, almost twice as much. MMBOMIDMNlim Factory run. tricity we could transform the night with light, provide The basic, and cheapest, mode of becoming energy in­ |9 9 R 0 9 9 25"x19" power to drive machines, supply energy to lift elevators, dependent is thus conservation. Studies by the American OUR BEG 20"x27"NO.50 REG. 54.99 I REG 74.99 run the home appliances that we take for granted and the Physical Society and by the National Academy of LOW 2199 electronic devices whose physics we can only dimly Sciences, using 1973 figures, showed that by reducing One-piece gold-on-white molded top with integral bowl. Matching white base blends with any grasp. With oil. we heat our homes, fuel our autos, trucks heat losses from buildings, improving automobile ef­ decor! Fix-up your bath now & save! Faucet extra and planes, and grow our food through petrochemicals ficiency and the like, the same U.S. living standard could that provide feedstock and fertilizer. These theoretically have been maintained with 40 percent less developments demanded increasing amounts of energy, energy. particularly oil. Is the idea of such conservation realistic? Following But the days of cheap oil and cheap energy are gone. the oil embargo of 1973, Los Angeles instituted an energy We are living — and will live — in a very different era. curtailment plan with mandatory targets for reducing the use of electricity, but with consumers themselves im­ Early Vi arnings plementing specific cuts. The response was gratifying: residential use decreased 18 percent; commercial, 28 There were warnings long ago. In 1893, in "The percent; industrial, 11 percent. Significance of the Frontier in American History, " the The program brought dramatic savings with a historian Frederick Jackson Turner signaled that land — minimum of sacrifice or change in lifestyles and with lit­ for centuries our most abundant resource — was tle investment. becoming limited in supply. / " 60 YD. ROLL SVU/ANIA Could such a system work in the nation at large? Arm«ror,B 12”x12 "'PLAZA' ADJUSTABLE 4-SHELF 34 2 z - b r ic k INCA RED In the early 1900s, President Theodore Roosevelt and l y c i l l A T IN R P^ANEL

Daniel Bell has been professor of sociology at Harvard 1 . What was America’s “primary bounty” over and q u a lity PUSH ON/OFF ROTARY 12"x12" CLEAR RECESSED • 8” KITCHEN FAUCET U BATH t^evons AUTOMATIC LOCK University since 1969. above abundant natural resources? FLAT WALL PAINT ID ’ TAPE RULE DIMMER SWITCH MIRRDR TILES Prior to receiving his 2. Why were we relatively unconcerned about our MEDICINE CABINET • 4" BATH FAUCET EXHAUST FAN OUR REG. Ph.D. degree from Colum- energy resources prior to the 1960s? OUR REG OUR REG OUR REG. OUR REG. NO CB210-3 149 LOW 99' c OUR REG ;99 LOW 2.99 LOW 11 99 LOW 7 99 ■ gallon EACH * *** bia University, he was 3. What percentage of our oil was being imported by LOW 15.99 LOW 14 99 staff writer and managing 1973 when O PEC imposed its oil embargo? NO N688 Dial Ihe light you need & save energy! Complete with adhesive! Make any Ceiling or wall mounted. 50 CFM Easy to apply! Quality finish that Metric & inch graduations. Durable ■ Ells 13W"Wx19"H opening Full piano Deck mounted. Chrome-like llnish Full range. 75-600 watts. U.L. ap­ room seem bigger & brighter' Sold editor of "The New 4. What is the basic, and cheapest, mode of becoming Plastic impeller wheel for quiet, full lasts' Easy latex soap & water clean­ ABS plastic case. Boll clip. Easy to hinge mirror door! Rusl-resislanl 8" kitchen faucet (640CH2A) or 4" bath proved. Easy to install! in 12 sq. ft. ctns only power air movement! up' Fix-up any room now & save! read! Leader" and later became energy independent? chrome door frame! faucet with pop-up drain (525CHA). managing editor of “Comr Answers: mon Sense,” 1. The ingenuity, energy, and character of its people. He co-founded "The 2. Because energy was cheap and abundant. ; •MANCHESTER •BRISTOL •SOUTH WINDSOR Public Interest” in 1965 3. About 30 percent. NUTMEG RD. and served as co-editor 4. Conservation. 145 SPENCER ST. 110 MIDDLE ST. from 1965-73. 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He was the and Zbigniew Brzezinski, his top staff for an all-day delegates said the event the government is in goodi7 nephew oi the late Joseph Detroleo of security advisor. briefing given for New was non-political, and that hands and I think a lot oE Manchester. But what impressed Englanders and he^rd them most was hearing both Republicans and other people did too.” ! Dr. Zecca was chairman of the in­ Mrs. Weinberg said she; ternal medicine department at the - • I •> -i Carter stress the impor­ Carter discuss the need for Democrats were in atten­ tance of national unity, but a strong defense as the way dance. "There was not so thinks the briefings are a- time of his death. He was a former good idea and should be.' I president of the medical staff at give no hint of any change to maintain world peace. much as an inference of partisanshipV'Barry said. continued if Carter is re -'’ Nazareth Hospital. Philadelphia. in the Iranian hostage The Manchester delega­ situation. However, there was aisp elected. Pa., and was the original medical tion, who all support Dave Barry, Barbara no further word on the fate Carter also touched on; director for the Immaculate Mary Carter’s re-election, had Weinberg, Rick Dyer, of the American hostages his recent decision calling; nursing home. He graduated from nothing but accolades for Mayor Stephen Penny, and for 19 and 20-year-old men’ Hahnemann Medical College. his speech and applauded in Iran. Dominic Squatrito, all of and women to register for" He is survived by his wife. Ellainc; his strength in handling Mrs. Weinberg, who is Manchester, were among domestic and world af­ coordinating the First the draft. And Mrs.; two daughters. Denise Marie and \ Weinberg, who has a 19- some 200 people invited to fairs. . Congressional District for Joanne; his mother. Fillmena Zecca. year-old daughter, said she-- formerly ol Manchester. Conn . and a the White House for a day The briefing avoided any Carter’s re-election, found /\ of briefing on domestic and completely supports! brother. Joseph discussion of Senator the day, "VERY, VERY international affairs. This Edward Kennedy or the EXCITING." Carter’s decision and’ Jimmy J. Pelletier was the 20th such briefing presidential campaign, She added, "You always would be proud to have her MANCHESTER —Jimmy Joseph for loca/ officials from despite the fact that the see little bits in the daughter register. Pelletier. 2 months, of 7 Lynn St.. .(I. arounjF the country. Colchester, died Thursday at Backus CoftR^cticut’s Governor Hospital, Norwich. Ella Grasso, an early 1 ^ '. He was born in Manchester, Nov ? Carter Supporter, also 30. 1979. the .son of Donald and Cindy attended. Bigelow F’elletier. ■ The president He is also survived by three r~-; cautioned us to remember brothers, Jeremy, his twin, Kevin that despite all of the tittle and Francis, all at home; his pater­ negative incidents in our iw^i nal grandparents. Joseph Pelletier, country, we’re still the of Sunrise, Fla. and Marie Pelletier, strongest nation of Coventry; and his maternal grand­ economically, politically, mother. Shirley Bigelow ol Coventry militarily, and morally," } Funeral services will be held today said Penny after the at noon in St George Episcopal briefings. Church, Bolton, with the pastor. Rev. “That's for sure," Frederick N. Woodruff answers questions about braille writer as Bentley school student feels letter impressions. John Holliger. officiating. A greeting f chimed in Squatrito, an at- service will be held at 11 a.m. in the torney who heads church. operations for Carter's Mrs. Madeline Oil (irani campaign in Connecticut. ELLINGTON -M rs. Madeline Ott Subjects such as the 50 Sightless for 20 years Grant, 85, of Grant Road. Ellington, hostages heldin Iran, died Thursday at the Meadows Con­ energy, inflation, and the valescent Center. She was the widow U.S. m ilitary position, of Gus Grant Brisk Business were discussed by top Mrs. Grant was born July 30. 1894 White House aides, Sarah in New York She had been a resident With temperatures close to the mid-40s Friday afternoon, Weddington, Anne Wexler, He Visits School Children of Ellington for more than 40 years. Dave Cassarino, 19, of East Hartford was doing a brisk Stu Eizenstat, John She is survived by six sons; .Arthur business at his hot dog stand on Main and Lilac streets. East Grant. Gus Grant. John Grant, and Hartford. Cassarion. who bought the steam table in New York Mrs. Herbsl George Grant, all of Ellingon; Louis City transports it around town on a trailer attached to his car. Goes to D.C. By BFiarTY RYDER Grant of Tolland, and Fred Grant of (Herald photo by Reilly.) Family Editor Hartford; a brother. Emil Jtt of VERNON—Mayor Marie Rockville, a granddaughter and two Herbst, along with Gov. Frederick N, Woodruff of New Britain is 70, and he still Mrs Sheri Monk, teacher in Grade 4, where Woodruff greatgrandchildren. Ella Grasso and other town goes to school. visited, said, “The students really enjoyed his program. Funeral services will be held Mon­ Hospital Eases Rule and city officials from Woodruff, blind as the result of an accident 20 years He spoke to every class in the school today spending at day at 11 a.m. at the Lrdd Funeral throughout the state, ago, goes to many schools and most recently visited least one-half hour with them. " Home, 19 Ellington .Ave,, Rockville. accepted an invitation of students at Bentley School in Manchester, Kim Kolan, who served as Woodruff's guide for the Burial will be in North Cemetary. President Carter to spend A soft-spoken man, who obviously has great rapport day, said, "He's very nice. I'm going to write to him. " On Patient Visitors Reaction from some of the other students was equally Tolland. Thursday in Washington, with youngsters. Woodruff visits area schools at the in­ as complimentary. Nicky Staloulas and Gary Staltenberg Friends may call at the funeral MANCHESTER-Manchester visiting hours. We ask that visitors DC. It was Connecticut vitation of boards of education and explains to students home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Day. HECKUVA just how a blind person functions. thought the program was “very good " and Gary said, "I Memorial Hospital will ease visiting use caution and care." "Some blind people can write; others cannot, " he said. never knew a blind person could write. " p.m. Donations may be made to the The recent outbreak of flu had The Connecticut officials restrictions by allowing members of "It took me two years to get a signature that my bank Sean Walsh said he now realized how very difficult it Rockville General Hospital Building compelled the hospital to curtail were invited to a meeting the immediate family to visit would accept" would be to be blind and Amy Berrera said she liked the Fund. patients, beginning today at noon. visiting privileges. Eighteen nurses with thepresident and some of his senior advisors Explaining that students can write on lined paper to program and "enjoyed Fred." Only parents and grandparents will on the day shift reported sick Chris Lyder has a grandfather who uses braille and Man Treated for Burns Thursdav. covering both foreign and keep their penmanship straight, he said, "I use a be allowed in the pediatric and Jeremy Moore was impressed with the braille writer. "1 MANCHESTER-A 19-year-old domestic affairs. washboard type paper so that I can feel where the lines obstetrics departments. was surprised that blind people can write. Especially that local man was treated and dis­ The hospital requests that those are." Woodruff, a bachelor, lives alone in a New Britain people like us could read it. he said. charged from Manchester Memorial with flu or flu-like symptoms remain Hospital after suffering grease pan Two Hurt in .Accident Visitors Barred BIRTHDAY apartment, managing to care for himself and his Sightless though he may be, Woodruff doesn't let life at home. MA.NCHESTER—An accident at MANCHESTER-Man- household chores. Since he was stabbed in the eye with a pass him by. burns on his right hand and forearm Andy Beck, public relations direc­ \ the intersection of Autumn and chester Manor Convales­ nail while tearing down a garage 20 years ago, he has "I ride with friends on a bicycle built for two, have Thursday, police said. tor for the hospital, expressed ap­ Highland streets early Friday mor­ cent Home has barred made many adjustments in his life which he apparently braille labels on my canned goods in my pantry and I es­ Jimmie Shelton of 173 Spruce St. preciation for the cooperation of both ning resulted in the injury of two per­ visitors because the out­ has mastered quite well. pecially enjoy talking to the youngsters, " he said. "Blind was cooking at his kitchen stove the public and patients. He said, "We sons. The 1;30 a m. collision badly break of flu. Manchester "I worked for 11 years as a dark room technician in the people are not helpless. " when the pan of grease caught fire. realize the difficulty this has made damaged both cars involved. Details Memorial Hospital and X-ray department at New Britain General Hospital until Any group interested in Woodruff speaking to their The Town of M anchester Fire for patients and because we unders­ were sketchy and police were at the some convalescent homes that job was phased out, " he said. school, may contact Woodruff at 429 Allen St., Apt. 103, Department responded with four un­ tand the importance of patients scene taking pictures. have imposed restrictions Now, each fall I send out about 250 letters to different New Britain, 06053. its and an ambulance to him to the having visitors, we are reinstituting hospital at 1;39 p.m as well. S A Ii!!! area schools telling the school principals that 1 would like to visit and explain blindness to the students. Now, in his I fifth year of visiting schools, Woodruff has developed Store Manager Robbed programs for kindergarten through Grade 12 which are ALORDUZ available to all schools. VERNON —The manager of the First blue vehicle, identified as a Cougar The TAILOR & CLOTHIER Using a braille writer. Woodruff fascinated Bentley National Food Store. Tri-City plaza, was car was later found abandoned in the K- 517 MAIN STREET \ school children when he displayed a braille wooden robbed at gunpoint Friday at 1;40 p.m. Mart Shopping Plaza parking lot Police MANCHESTER, CT. eraser used lo rub out the raised braille dots, pressing Police said two white males wearing ski contacted the owner of the vehicle who (FORMERLY LOCATED AT 31 OAK ST.) them down and leaving space over which to retype. masks demanded the manager give them said the car had been stolen from the 643-4311 Answering questions from the eager youngsters, he the money he was carrying for deposit in a Caldor parking lot, Manchester explained how he folded certain denominations of curren­ MASTER TAILOR cy into his wallet so that he'd know exactly where it was. nearby bank The incident is being investigated The Woodruff shows students that some blind people can write Upon receiving what police called a exact amount taken cannot be determined Custom Made Apparel i r He also said at home he uses a braille clock with exposed large sum of money, the two sped off in a until an audit is concluded, police said. Alterations with the help of ‘‘washboard" paper, as Mrs. Sheri Monk, hands so that by feeling the hands he can tell time. '4 teacher, looks on. Factory Outlet - Ready-To-Wear Plant Shutdown Accidental Men & Women l/fi WATERFORD i UPI i — The Millstone The facility was in standby condition to II nuclear power plant was accidentally return to 100 percent power, which should 1 /3 Off All Alterations shut down Friday during routine testing of take about 12 hours, the spokesman said. its automatic shut down system, a Northeast's Millstone I nuclear power spokesman said plant, also in Waterford, returned to full thru February \ R-*" The plant shut off at 1;55 p m while power Tuesday, after operating at 40 per­ I 'l l engineers were testing circuits in the cent power for 39 days The plant had to system, said FIverett Perkins, a reduce its power after an anonvmous tip spokesman lor Northeast Utilities, which led federal inspectors to a cracked con­ operates Millstone crete support NOTICE! "The Idea is to test the circuitry but not have the plant shut down," he said "It's not uncommon that surveillance testing Raw Milk W arniiif: Homeowners, Businesses, on an instrument will cause a plant to shut HARTFORD lUPli — State health of­ Taxpayers in proposed enlarged down ■ ficials Friday warned persons who have Manchester Main Street Taxing Perkins said engineers were checking to purchased raw milk In the past three (*CH & V verify the circuit "opened up inadver­ weeks to boil it before use because of a District who would be affected by an S 4 .6 0 ® : 0 ^ tantly" before bringing the plant back to minor outbreak of a disease affecting additional 5 Mill Tax Increase, full power goats and cows. should appear at Board of Directors 11 Meeting, February 19, 1980 at 8 PM at the Town Hall. / ' l i t ' Area of new proposed tax district of Manchester Center Sts. 7 STARTS TOMORROW

(0 CBaSTEBEOISTiiBKYEm U) SUNDAY, FEB. 17 V Nimble fingers move over the keys of the braille writer. 419,951 (DOORS OPEN 12 NOON TO 5 PM) Exajjjple^^ List $ Our Price Look for our new value-packed FRE^AIMSSp L^319.95| WAY SPEAKER! circular in your favorite Sunday ^Call 528-5542 Charter Oak and with purchaM of fll25A Main St' Hartloi d Rd. paper...or pick up a copy at rhlt Unit - Valuo I.Eait Hartford. yoiir nearby Caldor Store. Ad paid lor by Businesses on Main St. opposed to Photos By i'red Adamson enlarged tax distric* Kim Kolan, who served as Woodruff’s guide during his visit, watc^es him use the braille writer. - 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat,, Fefa. 16. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 16, 1980 — 9 Thursday- Hebron President’s Day. IRS; 1:30 p.m., exercise class. 12:45 p.m., bridge open for business as usual. Economic Development Commission, 7.30 p.m.. Town Vernon Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for games and 1 p.m. craft 7 a.m., bus leave for Hall. News for Senior Citizens class. G o l e n c l o r . Monday Today shopping; 9;30 a.m., oil Wednesday: 9 a.m., class. Bus pick up at 8:15 Florida. Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen Town Office Building and schools closed for holiday. Testimonial dinner for Forrest Hull, 7 p.m., Kosciusko can tell you more about it painting class. 10 a.m. health clinic by appoint­ a.m., return trips at Town Hall. Lillian Lewis, 605; Rene social games. 1 p.m, set­ Tuesday Club, 1 Vernon Ave. By W ALLY FOHTIN some of the better scores in the next column seeing square dancing. 1 p.m., ment only; 10 a.m., noontime and 3 p.m. Manchester Friday Maire, 576; Elsa Lenhardt, back. Bus pickup at 8:15 Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., Town Office Hi’ there! Things are are: Class A men high tri­ as this column goes to the return from shopping and pinochle games. Thursday; 9 to 4 p.m. Here is next week’s schedule of public meetings. The Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Sunday 574; George Last, 573; Bet­ a.m., return trips at noon­ Building. really humming at the ple, Max Smole, 539; high press Thursday morning. senior bowling league at Friendship Circle meeting open cards and visiting. No locations are in the Municipal Building, 41 Center St., un­ Open house at YMCA headquarters, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., ty Turner, 570; Ann the Parkade Lanes; 1 p.m.. time and 3:30 p.m. Green School and we’re all single, Frank Gallas 225. Speaking of Thursday, next and crewel embroidery official meeting. Office less noted. East Hartford Wednesday 734 Hartford Tpke. (Route 30) Class A women, high tri­ Thompson, 561; Robinna getting excited because all week, we will not have an Public Health nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office ple, Edna Christensen, 485; Carroll, 559; A1 Chellman, Monday Tuesday Monday of sudden it looks like our official meeting. However, Building. single, Mary Picaut, 168. j556; Helen Silver, 554; OIL BILL TOO HIGH? Town Hall Closed. Town Council, 8 p.m., Council Chambers Town Hall. All schools and town offices closed for holiday. Schools dream is finally becoming we will have open card 7 ^ Economic Development Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ Ernestine Donnelly, 554, ! 2 : Tuesday will also be closed the rest of the week for vacation. a reality. Class B men. high triple, playing and visiting. We PAINT FADED OR PEELING? Wednesday fice Building. In the afternoon it was 7:30 p.m. —Building Commission, Probate Court Tuesday Yep, each day looks a bit Gene Enrico, 411; high tri­ will not be serving a meal PREFER GENUINE WOOD SIDING? 6th Year Community Development Block Grant public Thursday bridge games and it was brighter and I’m still ple, Ted Gaderowski, 411; and our bus and mini van We recommend our ineuletion— plui— elding packege Messenger-'DeUmy Chambers. hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, nice to see our friend, and — adde intulatlon ol about R-13 7:30 p.m. —Pitkin Glass Committee, Manager's office. Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. hoping to start moving men Class B high single, will not be in use that day. Thursday- Park Place. Permanent Municipal Building Com­ one of our originators, — exterior in low-maintenance etalned wood tiding 7:30 p.m. —Board of Directors meet with the Down­ Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m., Burritt Mutual right around the first of Gene Enrico, 159; women You folks leaving on Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Coun­ Savings Bank. mittee, 7:30 p.m., Police Station, West Street. Class B, Nellie Goals, high Nadine Malcom, back with At the tame time you may want to contidar new win­ Service town Coordinating Committee. March. However, even Thursday, Feb. 21 for cil Chambers. Wednesday triple, 340; high single, us. The prize winners dows, a tun room or a greenhouae. 8 p.m. —Board of Directors regular meeting. Hearing Friday after we move in, we will Florida should arrive here SMALL PACKAGES • ENVELOPES ■ LOCAL Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Bert (ilulow, 131. were: Tom Regan, 5,330; for your buttding needs caff Door Co Door - Same Day Service Room. WACAP fuel assistance worker, 9 a.m. to noon. Town still have quite a bit of at the center at 6:30 a.m. Conference Room, Town Hall. Building; Then came Wednesday Marge McLain, 5,020; A SERVICE OF diil-»rid# OF CONNECTICUT, INC. 8 p.m. —Human Relations Commission, Coffee Room. Office Building. work to do, and, as it is Tags for your baggage will K.T. LEAR A SSO C IA T E S, Inc. Ash Wednesday Communion Service, 8 p.m.. Union Annette Hillery, 4,300; Board of Education Budget Workshop, 7:30 pm .. now, our own senior morning and pinochle be given out at that time. Custom Design/Construction Wednesday Nadine Malcom, 4,430, Rooms 105 and 107, Penney High School. South Windsor Congregational Church. members will be on hand to time. We had 40 players MANCHESTER, 647-9795______646-1140 7:30 p.m. —Youth Commission, Coffee Room. Soliediile for W eek Thursday put it all together. Man, let and the winners were Thursday was our big 7:30 p.m. —Manchester Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Monday Valentine Party and we Monday: Closed for Glastonbury Board of Education Facilities Committee, 10 a.m., me tell you that .Marjorie McLain, 637; Drive. Tuesday Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. school administration building. Park Street. Manchester certainly can Thursday Town Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. ^ AFS Fruit sale, starts today continues through March Board of Directors of TAARH, 7 p.m., 1 Court St. be proud of these men and 6:30 p.m. —Judge's hours in Probate Court. Town Office Building. Zoning Commission hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial women who have been 6:30 p.m. Director's comment session, directors' of­ Recreation Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Recrea­ Tuesday Building. working so hard here at the Stopg samp dosed Monday, FUbniaiy 18, WasWiigtotfsBirtiiday. fice. tion Department. Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. new center. 7:30 p.m. —Parks and Recreation Commission, Coffee Thank God for their ^^Slpp A Shop Cpuppn]!* j Shpp CDupon|®®H18X4 _ ^[Slpp A Shpp Coupon]^ ^S lop A Shop Coupon|^ Thursday Wednesday ------K 2 8 | K26 Room. talents and their know­ With this caipon anO a $7 50 purchase With ttws couoon and a $7 SO purchase ■ With ttw coupon and a S7 SO piKChase With lh a coupon and a S7 SO purchase 7:30 p.m. —Cheney Historic District Commission, Economic Development Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Famous Movie Monsters, 10 to 10:45 a.m,. South Wind­ sor Public Library. how. sure has saved the Hearing Room. Office Building. town thousand.s and I mean at Redevelopment Agency,. 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Friday thousands of dollars in Building. Andover ^ u th Windsor Square Dance Club, 8 to 11 p.m.. South labor alone. If we didn't Welles-Turner Library Board, 7:30 p.m., Welles-Tumer Windsor Community Center. An aquamarine crystal found in Brazil weighed 243 pounds. have these people to Sunday Memorial Library. volunteer their services we I 8.2 ounce tube Stop & Shop SliceL. . I Kraft. 7'Uoz. pkg. Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational would not be even close to Church. 2forlSALE AIM CINNAMON Pkg. ! GRADE s MACARONI Monday moving in. Two prints for the price of one! Our big celebration DOZEN Town offices and library closed for holiday. Now, stops Shop will give you.with TOOTHPASTE COFFEE CAKE S LARGE EGGS 5 & C H E E S E won't come until near May all 110,126 or 35mm color print film I Good Sun Feb l7-Sat.Feb23 Limit or>e per customer Good Sun Feb 17-Sat Feb 23 Limrt one per customer Good Sun Feb■ 17-Sat.‘ “ “Feb ' “ 23 ■ Lm ■i one per customer ■ imer n Good Sun Feb 17* Sat Feb 23 Lmrt one p<" customer Andover Elementary School will be closed all week for and we might decide to YOUR HEATIN6 or brought in for processing ..FREE, S M H ,______I 299| S M H ,------, 2 9 8 f SMH I------1 297P SMH 296 winter vacation. wait until May, since it is one complete set ot extra prints! DAIRY I GRO CERY hi m Tuesday known nationally as Senior Yes! You'll automatically get 2 sets Overeaters Anonymous. 1 p.m., Andover RASOIINE BILU Citizen Month. At least of prints for the price of 1...beautiful prints from our own photo lab. You 6 that will give us time to Congregational Church. FREE! IOOS ff won't have to ask for your free prints settle in. get organized and Wednesday FILL OUT ENTRY BLANK AT W B either. They'll be right in your en­ Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town Office Building. *NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! THERE’S A WINNER IN EVERY STORE! DRA WINGS HELD 4 P M SA T, FEB. 23,1980 the warm weather will be velope every time you bring in color Young at Heart, 1;30 p.m., Andover Congregational here making tor a nice jjrin t film , right through M ay31,1980. time for an open house. Vsdiies fo r Lent Church. p— — MHEEEaffiECEZi""""” ! A ! W ith This Valuable Coupon j With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* How about that? Bolton ^ TOWAIIDtTHiPUIICMAMPmClOp! MCHMVITAMMC Next bit of news is that s e a fo o d For Lenten meals! M ore ways to save on good eating m eals at Stop & Shop. next w-eek schools are Monday I AEKtHT O'CLOCK jU F MHRITE MAID |4! closed for vacation and Save on a variety of Town offices and library closed for holiday. ^ 97%CAFFERIFREEl J P ORANGE JUICE that means we will not be delicious seafare for usDA ^Stop & Shop USDA Choice “Great Beef” S n o w ' s Winter recess for all schools, starts today. BMTANTCOmi-ONilOZ.JAR I ( I ^OZ-CAM serving meals next week. tasty Lenten eating. dam Chowder* m NowEnglarYd Style Tuesday taeti sf Mim s advertised Hems Is recRdred te be reedMr >r-23, mo Oh. yes, and with Monday- I svsHaMe fer ssAe at er belew the e<>vertlsed prtee In each 15 Ounce Con.... Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m., Community Hall. AAP Store, eseedt as speeifIcaNy neled In M s ad. being President's Day, Wednesday a p country farm pork shop we ll be closed to ac­ Fresh Cod Bottom Mudfefs Mutir -C & tivities. Adult women's exercise class. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Com­ PORK LOIN PORK LOIN Here is some good news. EggNoodks ■ munity Hall. SIRLOIN PORTION FULL 7-RIB PORTION S ^ k s * ’ FlnejnSaTumcrBroud StopA Shop. Stems On Wednesday morning, 12 O u n c e PackUQC...... A Pieces. 4oz. Can.. Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. .e v L E F A R iU Feb 27, the Public Health Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Fresh CkxJ Fillets Rounds LOIN END BLADE Nurses will have a free Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. blood pressure clinic here Fresh Trout Stop&Shop ijVAf Thursday- Fresh Flounder Fillets W hiteTuna ROASTS ROASTS at our center. Gloria PotatDdd|is#7 Solid in water. Red Cross Bloodmobile, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., Bolton Weiss, nutritionist, will be Roast 7 ounce can...... Congregational Church, Chandler Hall. To roast to medium, cook 25 mins, per pound^ up toSIbs. on hand to give you tips on at 350-iril be tender, juicy and lean! o n e o n o good food to eat, etc. The Haddock Sdirod K r a ft Nesde*s Coventry session will be held from 9 LundiTime Tuna A Celery Plus F Today a.m. to 11 a m. Fillets *17? Rump Roast Beef Round USDA C hoice M .99. Creamy Italian or !li The happenings here at Cucumber. 8 ounce btl. 4 Varieties...... Annual Winter Carnival, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Nathan PORK99 LOIN-COUNTRY STYLE PORK LOIN-WHOLE89 IM-17 lbs ) or the center start with our Hale School, Route 31. Cooked ShrimpM.89 Beef Bottom Round SteakForswiss,ng*2.19. P O R K 5.J 39 R IB 5 ^ 1 9 .Senior Bowling League at Hunts Monday Matlaws Clams '1.79 the Parkade Lanes and Beef Eye Round Roast USDA Choice *2.49. Prima Salsa Town Hall, sanitary landfill and schools, closed for R IB S 1 ’ SIDE Slop & SoopBAiie' Opped UOpliq Ftozeri Spaghetti Sauce. Plain. Meat or holiday. Elbows. 16oz package...... Mushroom. 32oz. jar...... Tuesday A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP ID- Film Set ij&GofclenRipe O S i self service deli S p e cia ls! H iC F r u it Town Council, and public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Town Nescafe E Hall. On Family D r in k Flavored CHUCK ROASTS b o n e l e s s 1 Pound Package Orange, Grape or Fruit Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. WBANANAS U«>. 1 S T E A K S Cow ed Coffee Punch. 64 ounce bottle...... Instant 10 ounce jar Coventry Business Association, 8 p.m., Town Hall. .------rGaiEEBfflB ------. Beef Chuck MANCHESTER - The second in the "Focus on Shank Portion Wednesday Chuck a cuae a SHOULDER ■ M l Chuck ikmial PACKHAM A A d BARTLETT the Family" film series X S v U M Water Added l b N e s c a fe Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town aLONDON BROIL with Dr. James Dobson DacaSdnated Hail. Pears DvlPtars DWb Instant Coffee will be presented Sunday at Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. SEEDlESO-THOUraON ♦ fVY CARDINAL Cooked Flam Rump Portion W ater A dded 89; 8 ounce jar...... I POULTRY SHOP 7 p.m. at the Church of the Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. SLICED-(BEEF1-LB. PKQ. t1J9) HOT OR SWEET OrapM nrorapes ™ FRESH WITH PARTS OF BACK Nazarene, 236 Main St., Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. C ooked Flam Steak W ater Added 1.5a V a n ity F a ir SWEET O A S FB430ENT O A S Italian Manchester. Senior Citizens Club, 1 p.m.. Church Community CHICKEN The film continues House. Plums Meat Bologna '1.19 Cooked Flam Whole 16-1 Bibs Water Added 9 9 b Print Facial Meat Bologna Sausage guidance for dealing with F«S' «t 134 2/Ply ShMl Bci. Rotary Club, 7 p.m., Coventry Grange. LEG QTRS. I CHICKEN Kielbasi ’1.99» the strong-willed child and sicoJVtxj Q FAM ILY PACK COUNTRY STAND Extra Mild Franks i»> t*>g I . I ^ Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m.. First Congregational $ « 9 SPECIAL CUT,MAnacuaBi.tuaAiuu SLICEO-CAMECO is entitled "Shaping the 5-6 Pounds Kleen Kitty Church. Tomatoes pkg Mushrooms*',pkgIT*' Will Without Breaking the PERDUE Colonial Cat Litter YELLOW WOODSTOCK-BIRD Imported $ 0 9 9 Spirit. " Nursery care is corner deli Meats & Salads! Ampiax InaidaFreat P lu s Roasting 10 pound bag WININGERS provided. GO-TS-IOOwatl bulbs.. Onions Attractors^,;;; 1 Bacon I Ham ^'^g Available in stores with service deli. On Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m.. Domestic Perdue a ^ E S C the Sams and Sals senior C o tto n H 0 0 / *FavaMabFaati(efac Oven Stutter A fia d ti ____ B u r w iia u u u n mlUtsefvIcedeUomyl citizens organization of Qudeen ^ I b COLONIAL action priced for savings lenten seafood specials ' the church will enjoy a Sw sA s ^ GYMNASTICS ^ QUICK FROZEN (5 LB. PKatSS) . ... Cooked StopA Shop T a b le ts INSTANT . . . FOR SALADS Ofl COOKING . ... program of slides entitled “White Gem”Chicken Thighs 79'b Package of 1 6 0 ..... 2 t Bottle oMOO...... Boys & Girls Ages • 6 G LA ZED HAM Minute Rice 'Lv 99^ Crisco Oil *1’® PERCH or COD FILLETS *1^* "A Walk Through Europe" CARANOO COLONIAL ITALIAN DBESSINQ CAINS Ham AM and PM CLASSES. CAP-NJOMNS-Fnoz -U iw iw i ^ AVAIL WED-SAT FRESH presented by Alex and “White Gem”Chicken Drumsticks 99b Plan good Lonten meals wdh these buys! Hard Salami *2” Pastrami Wish Bone 65* Mayonnaise87* Cooked Shrimp *T.* Cod Steaks “c"""*1*1? Greeta Cubic in the church •k Fun with Music t Rhythms SYRUP-SeOZ.OONT HUNTS^NHOl.e ... *V" AAP-FROZEN-BATTER DIPPED . AVAIL WED-SAT-FRESH Sectioned •k Introduction To Basic Gymnastics Turkey Breast *2^? Cole Slaw parlor. Vermont Maid *1” Tomatoes 65* Fish & Chips iv *1* Cod Fillets *2? The public is invited to & Formed New Zealand Frozen F r e n d i k fim ite S kills StopA Shop attend these programs. Swiss Cheese '2.89. f n i A 2 Pound Bag M a id OrangeJuice •k Creative M ovam ent Reg. or Crinkle Cut...... 12 Ounce Can.. CteCMN NOODLE SOUP WILCH*K CHICKEN OP THE SEA OREENOIANT Turkey Breast WYKi.-Gem '4.49. Shoulder MUELUR'S Hegui* o> Week Marked Oil & Virtegtf 55.i Potato Salad M a c a ro id Mrs. S m ith NEW SESSION CAMPBEU’S OMATO JUICE TUNA HSR imiBLETSCURN SPAGHEni For Renewal I 179 Chunk LM it G C h eese C h erry Pie For Information 791 Main SL I Regular or Thki b a k e ry Y.u, IIL•njoy ovorythtnq' LambChops StopA Shop a 01. ki ON or Water 1B>.pkg. EAST HARTFORD-St. 2 Pound P ackage...... 26 ounce packege CALL 646-3687 Manchester coirt. ^ DWoi. Mary's Parish will conduct stop & Shop A$k about our program! for ichoo/ ago chtidron a week ot parish renewal Whole Lamb Legs New Zealand Frozen *1.59, , a s i g g from Feb. 23 to 29, Guest preacher will be the Rev. Hot Cross New Zealand Lamb for Stew B m I. T tn lw yo r m M SIIc m I 24ol. packig* or in.US DEPOSIT IN CONN PWtNADOQFOOO . DISH LIQUID 20i OFF Bernard Tierney, retreat Chicken.rhk-kan Rnj-8oz nkap k g . WhdeWhole 16oi.1602. packagepackege.. 2 ltr 32 03 FRESH FRUIT FROM FLORIDA bottle 30CI Coca-Cola 9“ F[l®n]^ Bean8 2c.“.8 y Butcher’s Blend 5.“*1*® Dermassage b ii *1** Kitchen Bag pkg master ol St Ann's Homo Dtlhfsry on 3/29 A 30 Frozen — BES-PAK-OEORADABLr Monastery Shrine in Scran­ Buns O tt 79. I Giant c Sara Lee tO ct ' 15 Ounce Pkg. produce I lOoz W Bold Gold Pretzels 79* Cookies Carpet Cleaner ’c‘oSf *f* Scotties y 5 9 * Trash Bags pkg ton. Pa. ^ pkg I Rings Fresh from sunny LeSuerT^eas, Brussel Sprouts, BlueberryTRaspbtrry. Maple Father Tierney, a Cherry Pie '1.39 or Almond. Varied Weight pkg.. FOR SALE BY ENHTO'CLOeX-eEAN OENEMC WHITE on ASST.-OATHROOM Calif, growing areas. Rice A BroOooll or (^om...... Passionist priest, was or­ Pepperidge Farm. &Choose BlueberryTRasr MANCHESTER CHAPTER - AFS GUFFEE SALTIRES SGUniSSUE dained in 1948 and has given retreats in surroun­ IS9 STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGUM ding states lor years. He Bread ^mboSuiM»nisSak! CQf will preach at all of the With Cinnamon ^ M c i r n m O t h S t Z 6 9 O u n c ^ o n ia jo e r ^ Asstd. 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Manchester 62 East Catholic 86 East Hartford 69 Rocky Hill 85 Whalers 5 Xavier 76 Nerolcl Windham 52 Bloomfield 54 Penney 56 Cheney 55 Jets 4 Glastonbury 59 flnqfe—^ HeidenU.S. Golden Boy LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — Going head-to-head with not being entered in the 500. world record-holder Evgeni “Maybe I was lucky I didn’t have to against him today," said Heiden. Earl Yost Kolikov of the Soviet Union, “He was the best in the world last Eric Heiden took the first step Sports Editor week” Manchester Gains Share of CCIL Hoop Title Bennet Athletes toward his goal of five gold With the .500 out of the way, Heiden medals Friday by winning the tries to clear his .second obstacle Due for Treat men’s 500-meter speed skating Saturday when he competes in the 5,- By LEN ALSTER Doug Pearson, who has been at the including a 72-61 verdict over the In­ lO-for-15, took a 29-28 edge at the in­ Mike Shane hit a three-point play several on the offensive end into 000 meters. dians in Willimantic. helm six years. termission. for the Whippets but Manchester buckets. sprint and bringing the United Dan Immerfall. also of Madison, Herald Sportswriler ‘‘I can't put my feelings into It was a see-saw third stanza with Simsbury made it a three-way tie kept the visitors at bay from the Gonzales and Ramos were Athletes on winter sports teams at Bennet Junior High are in States its first gold medal at finished fifth and Jim Chapin of St. The board play of Bill Ander­ words,” an ecstatic Pearson stated, the lead exchanging hands. The Silk averaging 17.5 and 15.9 points respec­ for the title as it topped Wethersfield charity stripe, canning 7 of its next 8 for a treat at the annual banquet March 13 when former Olympic the Winter Olympics. Louis was 24th in Friday’s 500. High. 57-40. The Trojans also finished “People said we were dead but the Towners held a 43-41 bulge going into tively going in but were forced to son and stellar floor game of from the 15-foot line. gold medal winner Lindy Remigino will speak. He is currently Earlier, Leah Poulos-Mueller of Archie Marshall, a Scotsman who 15-3 in league play. kids came back. The kids have a lot the last period on a three-point play work hard by Silver and Ed Ken­ Pat Silver and a total team “We’ve won eight in a row and we Dousman, Wis., a silver medalist at was here just to compete in the 500. The Silk Towners wound up in a of guts and it was the greatest win in by Anderson on an offensive rebound nison, the latter with 10 points. head track coach at Hartford Public High. Dave Dooman reports defensive effort led gutted it out after the adversity. The the 1976 Winter Olympics at was disqualified for three false my coaching career. And it's all due bucket at the buzzer. Manchester made it a clean sweep basketball and wrestling team members will be honored...Up for Manchester High past three-way tie in 1976-77 while the kids deserve all the credit they get,” Innsbruck, won the first U.S. medal starts. to the kids. It was a super effort, a Brian Sweeney, had had 14 points by taking the jayvee tilt, 73-64. Jim previous season it took outright Pearson remarked. grabs tonight at the Bolton Ice Palace will be the Miller Trophy, of the Games when she took the Mueller, the 1979 sprint champion Windham High, 62-52, before a total team effort. Defensively we and 8 rebounds as he recover^ suf­ Florence had 26 points, Joe Panaro possesion of the title with an un­ “We did it for Mr. Pearson,” in­ to the winner of the Manchester High - East Catholic hockey silver in the women’s 5(X) meters. who worked as a secretary to support screaming crowd of 850 at shut them down." ficiently from a bout with the flu, 20, Mike Oleksinski 12 and Greg beaten 18-0 mark. toned Jeff Lombardo, one of five game which starts at 8:05. The trophy has been donated by Clyde Mueller finished second to East Ger­ the career of her husband and Anderson, 6-foot-5 junior pivotman, gave the Indians a 4-point spread (45- Williams 10 for the young Indians, Clarke Arena last night ear­ The victory boosts the Indians to seniors who drew the traditional Miller, assistant Manchester coach and team publicist.The man Karin Enke’s Olympic-record American teammate. Peter, was totaled 20 points and latched onto 17 41). Anderson and Rich Koepsel took now 15-4 for the season. ning the Silk Towners a share 15-4 overall for the season and was starting nod at the final home game. time of 41.78 seconds. competing in a heat against East their eighth straight while the set­ rebounds while Silver, 6-foot-2 junior, turns feeding each other for a hoop, Gonzales, who fouled out with 28 teams split in two previous games this season. of the CCIL basketball cham­ With the packed Olympic Oval Germany’s Cornelia Jacob back drops the Willimantic-based controlled the basketball on offense sandwiching the pair around a Tony seconds left and then made a Manchester (62) — Koepsel 4 3-4 11, Sweeney 5 4-9 14, Anderson 8 4-5 20, crowd enthusiastically cheering him Following two false starts, Mueller pionship. quintet to 15-3 in the league and for the Indians. Anderson dominated Beltran bucket, for a 49-43 lead with Record-Holder ) The Indians and Whippets each threatening gesture towards Referee Britnell 0 0-1 0, Kennison 4 2-5 10, Silver 1 seasons...Paul Correnti. manager at on. the 21-year-old Heiden — — fourth in the event at Innsbruck overall. It also snapped the the backboards in the first and third 4:20 to go. Tom Lodge, had 14 points, Manny wind up 15-3 in league play. This is 5-7 7, Wilson 0 0-0 0, Lombardo 0 0-0 0. Reader asks who holds the record the Holiday Lanes, notes when following one false start — set an —easily disposed of her heat oppo­ Whippets' 13-game winning streak. quarters, latching onto 8 and 5 Manchester rattled off the next 4 Ramos 12 and Tony Beltran 10 for the the third CCIL title for Tribe Coach Totals 22 18-31 62. for scoring the most goals in a tormer Manchester duckpin bowling Olympic record time of 38.03 when he nent to finish with a time of 42.26. caroms in the respective cantos. points, single free throws by Koepsel Whippets. Beltran fouled out with 53 Windham (52) — Ramos 5 2-2 12, Gon­ National Hockey League game. Joe champion George Pelletier records a went against Kulikov, the defending "After the second false start, my Manchester had a 14-9 lead after (on the first of two technicals seconds left. 2(K) or better single it’s taken for zales 6 2-2 14, Martineau 3 0-1 6, E. Shane Malone of Quebec tallied seven goals Olympic champion, in the first heat. concentration wasn’t what I wanted one quarter but the Whippets behind slapped on Jose Gonzales) and Silver Manchester outrebounded the granted. The East Hartford resident 1 0-0 2, Beltran 5 0-0 10, M. Shane 2 2-3 6, in a single game during the 1920 Kulikov, who slipped slightly around it to be, ” .Mueller said. "I was sitting some torrid outside shooting, going and a bucket by Sweeney. Whippets, 38-27, and converted Porter 1 0-0 2. Totals 23 6-8 52. season against Toronto. Seven has recorded five better than 200 the second turn, finished in 38.37 to back because 1 didn’t want another single games to date at the local pin players have registered six goals in win the silver medal. false start. It was a little bit nerve- one contest, the last being Darryl house ..Former No.l high average Lieuwe De Boer of Holland took wracking. It’s harder to maintain su tler with Toronto against Boston lemale bowler in the country. Cathy ■-my-' the bronze with a time of 38.48. your concentration after each of us in 1976...The Hartford Whalers com- Dyak is again on the staff at Holiday Heiden. the three-time world speed had two false starts Lanes...Time Marches On Eagles Romp : piled a 64-37-7 won-lost-tied log while skating champion from Madison. "I’m very privileged, very honored Department: Julius Erving will be 30 playing home games at the Wis.. was worried about the 500 com­ and very pleased to be the first on Washington’s Birthday next Winning Form of Eric Heiden Springfield Civic Center. Coach Bill ing in because it had always given American to win a medal and I’m Friday. Dr. J is in his ninth .year in Detrick will take his Central Connec­ him trouble. Only last weekend second turn and on my last turn I had wasn't even approached by Heiden, glad it could be a silver. ” pro basketball after coming out of At Bloomfield ticut basketball team to Korea for a Heiden lost to teammate Tom Plant kind of a slingshot affect and that felt the slip may well have cost him Enke. an 18-year-old high school series of games starting March 20. the University of Massachusetts. of West Allis. Wis.. in that event in enabled me to beat him on the last the gold medal. student from Dresden, went off in the Central will be in over its head the world championships. 100 meters ”I made a very steep turn and the second heat against Sarah Doctor of Taking control early and then losing it just as quick. East against UConn Saturday night at But Heiden had no trouble Friday, "It’s good tor me to start out on the speed prevented my from making it Madison, Wis. The former figure Catholic took command again with a 12-point spurt en route to a Storrs but the Blue Devils are End of the Line easily beating the previous Olympic right track The big thing is to get properly. ” he said through an inter­ skater, who was ninth in the Euro­ one-sided 86-54 win over Bloomfield High in non-conference anxious to get into Division 1 Former East Catholic High eager record of 39.17. through the first day. There’s been a preter. “The slip had to affect the pean Figue skating championships at .ranks'.. For more than a decade the Peter Thompson is averaging 6.3 basketball action last night in Bloomfield. "It’s nice to win but the biggest lot of pressure but that’s relieved a final stage of my run. But for the Helsinki in 1977 — shattered the points per game in a starting role The win ups the Eagles' overall Manchester Recreation thing is that 1 skated a good race. " bit now. Maybe I can cope better slip. I would have been running with Olympic record of 42.76 but didn’t mark to 14-4 with their next outing and Kiro had 7 and 6 rebounds .Department’s Men’s Volleyball with the Springfield College squad said Heiden. a pre-med student. 'T with the pressure after today.’’ my head and not my feet ” come close to the world mark of tonight against Holy Cross High of respectively for the Eagles, who League was dominated by the Lat- this season. He has played in all 23 had a good start I had a really good Kolikov, whose world record of 37.0 Heiden also benefited from Plant’s 40.68. Flushing, L.I. at Fordham University totaled 29 caroms, while Ayer from •vians and Watkins’ entries. Sign of games to date...Connecticut Marine at 6 o'clock. It is a prelim to the his point guard slot dished out 10 the times: The Latvians are last in Trade Boat Show will be staged next Fordham-Rutgers collegiate tilt at 8 . assists. the six-team American Division week. Thursday thru Sunday, at the I | East jumped out to an 8-0 lead but Da'Shone Hughey had 18 points and while Watkins are just a step above Hartford Civic Center (joliseum Basketball. Yankees Start in the same group...How the time ..Johnny McKenzie Night will be Bloomfield, now 8-10 , took the upper Greg Carter 11 to lead the Moser-Proell Sharp FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) flies Department: Phil Rizzu. will noted Feb. 27 when the Hartford hand at 9-8. But the Eagles just as Warhawks. FROSH — New manager Dick Howser soon start his 24th year announcing Whalers entertain the Boston Bruins quickly regained the advantage by East Calholie (86) — Venora 11 7-8 29, East Catholic’s freshman squad welcomed 15 players to the New Kiro 6 3 4 15, Radant 2 3-4 7, Ayer 4 2-2 10, New York Yankee baseball games on at the Hartford Civic Center. McKen­ J running off 12 unanswered points and moved its record to 13-6 with a 53-47 York Yankees’ first spring workout zie performed with both teams, win­ During Second Run led at the turn, 20-11. Galligan 5 2-612, Fortin 13-3 5, Ciszewski .radio and television. Frank Messer is Friday — the earliest camp opening 12-2 4, Skoly 10-0 2, McCoy 0 2A 2, Pagan! set for his 13th year and Bill White ding up his long career with the decision yesterday over Rockville. The Eagles had a 40-21 lead at the Chris Negri had 23 points. Paul in the major leagues. half with Bob Venora tossing in 17 0 0-0 0, Hintz 0 (H) 0. ToUls 31 24-33 86. can look back on nine years working Whalers. In three years with the WILMINGTON, N.Y. (UPII — Annemarie Tucker 14 and Rick Soucier 7 for the Moser-Proell A steady downpour cut the first points and Pete Kiro 8 in the opening Bloomfield (54) — Davis 2 0-0 4, ’.for the Bronx Bombers in the broad­ Whalers in the WHA. the 41-year-old young Eagles. East’s next outing is makes a statement when she races downhill. day’s work to under an hour. 16 minutes. Hughey 8 2-4 18, Holloway 3 3-4 9, Lynch 1 casting booth. McKenzie played in 189 games. The today at South Catholic at 10:30 a.m. Friday the Austrian star showed The early camp was by invitation 0-0 2, Carter 4 3-5 11, Green 10-0 2, game will be a sellout ..If Sugar Ray “It was a case where we went up Grange 2 0-0 4, Bragg 10-0 2. Totals 23 8- in Hartford. the rest of the women’s Olympic downhills this season, was third in and was made up mostly of young ISotes Off the Cuff Leonard signs to fight in Hartford in early and they came right back at 13 54. alpine Held who they must beat for 1.45:21. players hopeful of making the team Former minor leaguer Brian September the ticket price sale will us,” stated East Coach Jim Penders, HI SINKSSMEN the downhill gold medal Moser-Proell, who has won every and veterans coming off injuries — a “We called timeout and ran off 12 Hammerick will coach the be $30 to $300. Manchester 10-pin Standings: American Moser-Proell was a disappointing major women s downhill title except group that ranged from 21-year-old straight and it was all over.” Manchester Community College bowler Jim Dodson will be shooting Unsold Tickets —Manchester Cycle Shop 10-1.. Pete’s — for her — third in the first practice the Olympic gold. sai,l " the course Dave Righetti to 41-year-old Jim Tom Fortin came off the bench in baseball squad this spring The for $600 first prize among four 10-1. Fuss & O’Neill 7-4. F arr's 7-4. run Friday behind co-favorite Marie- was very fast on my second run. ” Kaat. Kaat is a free agent trying to the latter span and dumped in 5 LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) - Springfield College grad was in the finalists in a New England area han­ One Hour Martinzing 6-5. Theres Nadig of Switzerland and Cin­ But the Austrian, who has one reclaim his spot on the Yankee points to key the Eagle surge. Some 93,000 of the half million tickets Ready to Score New York Mets’ farm system two dicap tourney Saturday in Lowell. National —Moriarty Fuel 7-4, dy Nelson of Lutsen, Minn. World Cup downhill victory this pitching staff. “It was a relaxing victory. We to the Winter Olympics remain un­ seasons and assisted here the last Mass. The action will be filmed on Brian Sweeney with a stern look on his face prepares to go up Westown Pharmacy 4-7, Highland But in the second of the two runs, season, declined to pick herself as wanted to save as much as we could sold, Olympic organizers said thee years. He is a faculty member. Channel 22 for presentation the and score in tense action last night in key CCIL basketball clash. Park Market 3-8, B.A. Club 1-10. Moser-Proell. who has dominated the favorite or name anyone else who for tomorrow,” Penders stated. Friday. Hammerick replaces Skip Olander following Saturday...Have a nice Windham defender Paul Martineau (14) moved in to late to pre­ Manchester Police 0-11 women’s alpine skiing for the past might challenge her for the gold East shot extremely well from the Many of the 93,000 unsold tickets who handled the Cougars five weekend. vent score. (Herald Photo by Adamson) decade, attacked the downhill course medal in Sunday’s race. Battle for Ball floor once again, canning 31-of-49 are in the hands of tour operators, on Whiteface Mountain with the “My competition is the course. I Sports Slate who were unable to sell them. field goal attempts and was equally fastest time of all three training runs must defeat the course to do well, ” Manchester High’s (left to right) Bill Anderson, Rich Koepsel Ed Lewi, press director for the adroit from the charity stripe, hitting Bowling. - 1:42.29. she said. “But I am not worried and Ed Kennison (21) surround Windham’s Jose Gonzales (33) in Lake Placid Olympic Organizing > ; iU m la N 24-of-33 free throws. NITE ()\\ LS- Wendv For- Moser-Proell. a silver medalist at about that now I’m just happy to be Venora dumped in 29 points, Kiro Committee, said the Olympic ticket HOME ENGINEERS- Lin­ ELKS- Stan Seymour 135- Krinjak 154-354, Bill u \''M;i r u I. battle for rebound in action last night at Clarke Arena. Anderson Two Sims Goals tuna 189-183-526. Kathy Innsbruck in 1976. stormed through a member of the Austrian Olympic 15, Brian Galligan 12 and Kyle Ayer office had made arrangements to da Corbitt 191, Kim 350, Bernie Welch 140. John Sheekey 170-137-137-444, I.H-l l.alliolir \«.. llol\ of latched onto 17 rebounds in Silk Town triumph. (Herald Photo by Berzenski 178-512. Carol the twisting and technical upper por­ te a m .” 10 in a balanced East attack. Venora coordinate the sale of those tickets McComb 185, Alyce McAr- Rieder 150, Art Cabria 138. Dick Sim m ons 138-355, at I’ordliain ( 6 Barnett 188-459, Elvina tion of the 2.698-meter course and Moser-Proell also had the fastest Adamson) on the day of the event. dle 175-452, Toni Verfaille Joe Cataldi 135-136, Jack Tom Conran 168-380, Leo Nor\»all\ at M(T!. H Balch 185-476. Wendy Man- then accelerated down the straighten time in Thursday’s first practice run, 468. Phyllis Heritage 192- Talley 137-140, Whit Foglia 137-383, Mel Bur­ l.a-I l.alliolii' at Mi’i: (»irU* Spark Whalers cini 178, Marion Smith 189- and flatter bottom part. with Nadig second. Kathy Kreiner of 456. Barbara Higley 185- Hastings 142-138-386. Bruce bank 169-386. Pete Larson IMa\oH* (XorllnM**! Lalliolir) Evans Triumphs 472, Dot Hills 461, Beth Ke­ Heidi Preuss of Lakeport. N.H , Canada third and Nelson fourth. Hol­ 487, Eileen Henson 185-193- Fish 142-143-408, Bill Han­ 135-378, George Barber 136. w m ; s r u \ ( , HARTFORD (UPI) — Defenseman A1 Sims scored two goals nyon 501, Roxanne Wilson who finished fourth in the first run, ly Flanders of Manchester, N.H . Foul Line Tells Story DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. ( U P I ) - 509. son 142-149-404, Dave Russ Wilson 143, Chuc' Mam lir-Irr at VX iiulliain. 2 483, Irma DeSimone 464, was nearly three seconds behind placed sixth and 13th in the two runs, Defending champion Richie Evans Friday night to lead the Hartford Whalers to a 5-4 National Richards 147-147-162-456, Formica 368, Bob Cune l|la>•lonl)llr^ at Ka^l (ialliolir. I Moser-Proell in 1 45:14 in the second Preuss fourth and second and Nelson Hockey League victory over the Winnipeg Jets. PINNETTES- Judy Tony DeSimone 354. Ralph 350. Tony Vann 352. Ken Mary Lourie 464. SW IMMINt. won the wreck-filled NASCAR 200- run. but missed a gate. Nadig, who 2nd and 12th mile race for modified stock cars Dave Debol got the Whalers Robertson 187, Tina Ahrens Dover 361. Bill Winnie 366 Montie 356, Dave Berrera Man4 li»'**t«T at < ( II, M«-ft \N I’KJl i:S- Emma John­ has won six of seven World Cup Friday and a ?19,020 prize. started early when he took a feed powered a 15-foot wrist shot past 177. Linda Burton 193-514, 352. Chuck Bari.'ra 164 son 141-142-367, Bev Ander­ Hornets Top Knights Almost half of the 80-lap race from Bemie Johnston and fired a Mattsson for his 799th career NHL Joyce Corriveau 217-512, G\LA\IES- Denise Mar­ son 131. Phvllis Huestis around Daytona International close range wrist shot past Winnipeg goal. Eleanor Lively 176-176-496, tin 143-353, Lois Erickson RFC- Randv Copeland 168- 125. Flo Niles 135-144-377. After a close first half which found 13 to round out the double digit Speedway was run under the caution goalie Markus Mattsson at 1:00. Pat Boutette added a power play Pam Robertson 176-493, 126-144-378, Gisele Golding 415, Bill Zwick 163-409. Each side dropped in 21 field Viv Bayer 139. Reggie Penney leading 15-13 at the first scorers Robin Cason added 8 points flag. Sims increased the lead to 2-0 when goal at 18:50 to give Hartford a 4-1 Leona Baldassario 192-488. 130-354, Maureen Jones 359 Jerry Smith 149-400, Lou goals but East Hartford High’s Gburski 349. Helen Reid break and the Hornets out front, 27-24 in the well-balanced attack. Second place went to Harry Gent of he converted Tim Sheehv’s rebound Anita Shorts 184-484, Lean- M assolini 139-378. Bill basketball team went to the advantage. 132-358, Robin Moorhouse at intermission, the home crew built Best in defeat was Pete Cace with Taylorsville, N.C. Neil Bonnett of at 4:34. Winnipeg pulled to 4-2 as Morris na Harper 452. (OMMKUt.l U. Bill Pagani Jr. 145-372. Bob Ybu ire got to see 349, Sally Anderson 129-131- free throw line 34 times and up a dozen point spread after three 19 points. He also contributed 6 Hueytown, Ala. was third, Jerry Winnipeg cut the margin to 2-1 Lukowich ripped a 16-foot shot pased Malan 144-395, Dave Dvnes Smith 150-369. Norm 366, Joan DeDominicis 132- converted 27 in stopping periods, 45-33. assists. Cook of Rome, N.Y., fourth and 10:20 when Peter Marsh scored an Smith at 2:36 of the second period. POW DER PI I I Kathy 149-374. Art Schm idt'371. Vittner 152-367, Ted Cadv 340. Clem Cataldi 1'29, Bar­ Big guns in the surge were Tim The triumph helped make amends Ferrell Harris of Pikeville, Ky., unassisted power play goal at 11:15,. After Sims netted his second goal of Adinolfi 189. M arilyn Gene Com ire 355. Bud 141-362. Bob Schack 356. crosstown rival Penney High bara Callahn 138. Sharon McCarthy who tallied 8 points and for an early season 37-36 defeat fifth. Marsh picked up a loose puck in the the game at 4:36 on a power play M evers 202-469. Nanev Wickham 143-367, Doug B ernie Goodin 146-354, last night, 69-56. McElhanon 128-356. Alice Tyler Jones who canned 6 of his tacked on by the Knights. Earlier, Larry Hoopaugh won the slot and sent it through Hartford John Markell tallied for Winnipeg at McLaughlin 182-186-523, Scruton 375. Jim Cochran Tom Brennan 351. Gene Penney connected on 14 hits from 357. A1 Bujaucius 368, A1 Yost 141-350. A1 Rossetlo Richards 130-12.5-374. Cathy THE HELLIONS ! game-high 27 tallies. Euf«l llnrlfurcl (69)- Jones 5 17 27, $24,925 Florida 100 by a car length goalie A1 Smith’s pads. 5:58 to make the score 5-3. Edna Klein 177-477, Gerry the 15-foot line but the near two to one 141 Kosicol 132. Donna Ford at the With the bulge entering the final 8 Cason 4 0 8, Campbell 4 5 13, Doran 0 3 3. after rain delayed the start of the Gordie Howe, 51, scored his 13th Winnipeg’s Markell got the lone Tonski 179-457, Carol Napoletano 143-362, Jay edge by its foe in the CCIL battle 142. minutes, the Hornets held on and McCarthy 7 0 14, Ladue 0 0 0, Pelletier 0 0 race 20 minutes. goal, an unassisted tally at 11:15. goal in the third period to close the Doughney 194-487. Jackie Colangelo :172. Art Cunlifte before a fine crowd at the Hornet 0, W.Williams 0 2 2, Pandiscia 1 0 2. 138- 350, Fred Riccio 376. Mxsm] even increased the final margin to 13 Czaya 181-470. L orric gym told the difference. Howe stole the puck from gap to 5-4. Hartford Civic Center points. G. Williams 0 0 0, Tillotson 000. Totals 21 Baker 191-194-557, Mary Ted Lawrebce 135, Bruce MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE The success was only the fourth in Bradley Leads defensemen A1 Cameron and Jones was awarded 20 free throws 27 69 Bania 464. Mary Wright Dubiel 138. .lohn Guminiak HARTFORD HELLIONS 15 league starts and fifth in 20 games Penney (.56)- Garen 3 -1 -7, KIDS SPECIAL and registered 17 times and also con­ ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U P I)- 467. E dith T racy 457, 138 vs. for the Hornets who were playing Kirkpatrick 3-1-7, Sylvester 000, Cace 7 STARTING nected from the floor 5 times for 27 Pat Bradley shrugged off a bogey on C ynthia Muldoon 474. their finale. Penney's standard 5 19, S.Garen 0 0 0, Peruccio 011, Cruz 16 Feb. 19 Thru Feb. 21 PITTSBURGH SPIRIT points. McCarthy added 14 points to the first hole and went on to fire a 5- World Pair Out Virginia Assard 453, Betty Ml ltt \NIILI - B ill shows 4-14 in the CCIL and 4-15 8, Dunn 5 010, Linnell 2 0 4, Roberts 00 0. the cause and Sean Campbell added under-par 67 Friday for a one-stroke Lamoureaux 494, Terry Lukas 148-387, Daryl Lukas SUN. FEB. 17 1:30 P.M. overall with one start remaining. Totals 21 14 56. lead after the first round of play in a LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI)World George, Gardner and Babilonia, who Siem ienski 465, Iren e 139- 350, Stan Jarvis 148-377. Tuesday Feb. 19 WDRC AM & FM/U.S. WINTER $100,000 LPGA golf tournament. pairs figure skating champions Ran­ were expected to duel former world Savoie 489. Mary Harrv Buckminster 138- 12 Noon To 3 P.M. OLYMPIC DAY - $1.00 PER TICKET Bradley came back with three bir­ dy Gardner and Tai Babilonia were champions Irina Rodnina and LaChapelle 450. Laura 371. Hank Frey 155-410. Ed WILL BE DONATED TO SUPPORT Basketball___ Alexandr Zaitsev of the Soviet Union, The $2.50 Special Quick Rocky Hill dies on each side, including one on forced to withdraw from Olympic Hobbs 451 Tom kiel 151-403. Dave THE U.S. WINTER OLYMPIC TEAM Kennet the final hole, for a round of 34-33. competition Friday night because of will be out of the entire competition, 2 Games Bowling • Shoes - AT LAKE PLACID Upended in the season finale One shot back at 68 were veteran a severe groin injury to Gardner. including Sunday night’s free skating HOT DOG and SODA HARTFORD HELLIONS yesterday was Bennet Junior High Sandra Palmer, 33-35, and Alice Ritz- Gardner, who had been bothered by routine. Turns Back Tech when Penney’s frosh tacked on a 63- man, who has been on the tour for an injured groin muscle, fell twice in Wednesday Feb. 20 vs. With a fast-break attack getting past the Cheney Tech defense. 48 loss. only 18 months, with 32-26. the warmups and then pulled out with DHTROIT LIGHTNING The Bears wind up with a what was termed, ‘‘A ripped 12 Noon To 3:30 P.M. Rocky Hill High registered an 85-65 COC basketball win over the 10-7 record. muscle.” "The Energy People" ASH WED. SPECIAL MON. FEB. IS 1:30 P.M. Beavers last night at the Terriers’ gym. Ed Hurst and Myles McCurry Robinson on Block “I pulled a muscle in the war­ SENIOR 65t per game The win us Rocky Hill's conference they went on another surge," tallied 15 and 11 points for the losers mup,” Gardner stated. “It was the NO SCHOOL - Treat The Kids On Washington's Birthday PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Sportsman Cafe 9-2, Fogarty Oilers B & B OIL CO. WHCN-Flyt 106 DAY - 106 COMPLIMENTARY PASSES FOR THE* mark to 7-10 and overall standard to Crockett acknowledged. with Jay Hedlund. Sean Kearns, worst muscle rip I ever had.” FREE RENTALS Pittsburgh Pirates announced Friday 8-3, Irish Insurance Agency 6-5, COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE FEB. 25th HELLIONS GAME AT EACH GATE COMPLIMENTS C 8-11 while the loss drops the Techmen Barry Green led the Terriers with Jerome Owen, Tim Carmel, Tom Babilonia left the warmup ramp ALL JUNIOR BOWLERS to 4-12 in the COC and 6-12 overall. Kennison, Jim Kibbie and Kelly Per­ that they will trade outfielder- Fogarty Bros. 5-6, Moriarty Bros. 4- 24 HOUR EXPERT BURNER SERVICE WHCN RADIO. V 20 points followed by McGrath and leading to the ice with tears flowing 7, Cooper St. Package 1-10. TICKET PRICES: '7 00 ‘6.00 ‘5.00 (‘ 1.50 DISCOUNT FOR ALL FAN The Terriers had a 13-2 lead early cy playing well. infielder Bill Robinson to the Dixon with 17 apiece. Houston Astros if Robinson is down her face. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 UNDER 16 YRS, OF AGE) in the first period before the Beavers According to team manager Paul Mo Harrison netted 20 points to agreeable. BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN 12 Noon To 4 P.M. Avoid lines - buy in advance fought back to trail at the turn, 19-14. lead the Beavers followed by Scott ASK ABOUT OUR^^IjOOORevmd AND Rocky Hill got its offense in gear in Volleyball Robinson, 36, in Hawaii for TV's FAMILY SPECIAL Cable 116), Brian Eaton (13) and Superteams competition, has until 5 the second stanza, racing to a 43-24 ENERGY SAVINGS IMPROVEMENTS 654 PER GAME Tickets are now on sale at the Hartford Civic Center Box Office and all Tickelron locations Tickets can also be charged Mike S'vitzer (10). Standings: American —Redwood p.m. Wednesday to approve the to Visa and Master Charge by calling 727-8010. Mon.-Fri. 10 A M - 6 P M halftime bulge Pete Scarpa had 8 Rubber Match Tonight Juniors and Adults Cheney’s next outing is Monday Farms 37-5, Insurers 33-9, Renn’s trade. Because he has 10 years in If you have a group that is interesfed in attending one nr more of the Heilions" remaining games, please call the points and Leo McGrath and Bob with this Ad 1 Junior Free Game night against Cromwell High at the Tavern 24-18, ABA Tool & Die 19-23, major league baseball and five con­ 91.9 per gallon Hellions' office 527-2890. Dixon 6 apiece in the second-period Panthers’ gym at 8 o'clock. The Watkins 7-35, Latvian American secutive years with the Pirates, he Third and deciding match between the Manchester High and Connecticut (jistributor for Turbo-Miser WHERE? CLIP AND SAVE HELLIONS HOME GAME SCHEDULE surge. game has been switched from Church 6-36. East Catholic High ice hockey sextets will take place tonight "We got real flat.” Tech Coach has the right to reject the deal. a Fuel savings (jevice guaranteed to work Time Date Opponent Tuesday to Monday because of a National —Lathrop Insurance at the Bolton Ice Palace at 8:05 with the victor walking away 1:30 Sun., Feb. 17th Pittsburgh Spirit Phil Crockett described his club's town election in Cromwell. Agency 35-7, North Enders 28-14, Call Today second-stanza performance,“We Horky Hill (8.5) - Dixon 5 7-7 17, Hoggers 25-17, Economy Electric 24- Chenier on Waivers with the Miller Cup. 1:30 Mon., Feb. 18th (Holiday-Washington’s B'th’dy) Detroit Lightning didn't get back on defense. We Manchester took the first clash in overtime, 3-2, on a goal by Green 9 2-4 20, Scarpa 4 3-611, McGrath 7 18, Tierney’s 18-24, Lloyd’s Auto INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The In­ "The Energy People" 7:30 Mon., Feb. 25th New York Arrows seemed to be a tired club. Maybe 3-4 1?. Winalski 7 1-2 15, Bachteler 0 0-0 0. Parts 18-24, AMF Head 13-29, Tire diana Pacers Friday resigned former Rich Bidwell and the standout goaltending of John Mumford 7:30 Thurs., Feb. 28th Philadelphia Fever we’re coming down with some Osgood 01-11, Andrea 12-4 2, SoranoOO-0 B & B OIL CO. Biters 9-33. Pacer guard Ron Carter and placed while the Eagle skaters took the second meeting, 4-2, on four 1:30 Sun., Mar. 2nd Buffalo Stallions sickness," he pondered. 0. Totals 33 19-29 85. Women —Thrifty Package Store veteran guard Phil Chenier on ■ powerplay goals. Kurt Petersen had two goals in the Eagle vic­ 315 BROAD STREET The home quintet had a 60-44 lead Uieney I’rcli (6.5) - Cable 8 04) 16, Ipwa II M<« IflCh Special Hartford Package: All remaining home games (Feb. 17t' 'iru March 2nd) available for only $15,00, 35-7, Great E xpectations 31-11, waivers. [ 2 = 1 MANCHESTER going into the closing eight minutes Harrison 10 0-0 20, B. Eaton 5 3-4 13, tory. VKA Offer expires February 16th and only available at the Hartford Civic Center Box Office. Farr's 27-15, Crockett Agency 25-17, Carter, 23, was chosen in the se­ «nd of play. “We got it down to 12 Switzer 5 0-0 10. Mikolelt 02-2 2, Gothberg Gate proceeds will be split by the teams to help defray costs PHONE: 649-2947 Pontoc 1 0-0 2, Carpenter 0 0-0 0, T. Eaton 1 0-0 2. BMl 25-17, Buffalo Water Taver- 13- cond round of last year’s draft by the ■ ■ IkfiilwlHi (points) in the third period but then ______For Information, tel.: 727-8080______Totals 30 5-6 65. 29, Chargers.8-34, Moriarty Bros. 0-4 I/OS Angeles Lakers. of their programs. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 16, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 16, lOOd- 13

Supermarket Shopper H ip W a n M 1$ Htip W»nl0d 13 Hip WuiHd H ip W»nUd 13 Frank A Ernest Swap Session: Part Rummage Sale, Part Bazaar EXPEREHCED KIDS- HURSE/UDES You SHoULo HAvC f The envelopes move around the of the ways you can make your By MARTIN SLOANE "ITl give 50 cents worth of cashoff in exchange. five labels from any Star-Kist Tuna SEBn F iv E I A new methods of trading refund circle, changing hands every two coupon club even more enjoyable and products. No expiration date. The primary purpose of a coupon coupons for every good refund form I minutes, until they get back to their forms is catching on quickly. It is worthwhile. Wakefield Seafoods $1 Refund. To provMo Hurting Ctrt club is to provide its members with can use." FcEt TiMo, ByRr OF I called the ‘‘Shopper’s Circle” original owners. Send the refund form plus the in­ In privilt homtt tnd an opportunity to trade their un­ The trading of refund forms is This method gives everyone an 13 and Older, method. Here is how it works: gredient panel from one 8-ounce MvdIctI FacllltiM. Part gLoE* — I m wanted coupons and refund forms. usually done on a one-for-one basis equal chance to trade productively. Refund of the Day BAN, j You arrange your chairs in a cir­ package of Wakefield Crabmeat Stuf­ lima, full lima. ConaMart- This third in a series on coupon clubs with one form traded for another of After this phase of trading is com­ Free Winter Oiympic Sports Bag, cle. Each of you puts 15 or more re­ fing plus a proof of purchase (type lion givtn lo prafaranca Sh B w a x U&CYI ’ explains how that trading can be approximately equal quality. Dow, Department 136(X)08, 733 Lee of;— Location tnd Hourt. fund forms in an envelope with your pleted, members can do some one-to- not specified) from one or more fish done most efficiently and effectively. "Quality" is a hard thing to define. one trading to obtain refund forms St., Des Piaines, lii. 60016. Write to Earn Up To NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY name written on the outside. fillets. Expires June 30, 1980. It not only means trading a refund this address to obtain the required For Information call TmaiMS 1* f i A good trading session is definitely The trading starts with each of you that they could not find in the Wilson Foods $1 Coupon. Send the one of the most enjoyable parts of form for another $1 refund form. envelopes. refund form. The offer expires Aprii M3-9S1S In addition, it usually means that passing your envelope to the person refund form plus four labels from couponing and refunding. It Most club members are very 30, 1980. food forms are traded for food forms, on your left. Wilson’s Corn King or Wilson’s Cer­ AID A ASSISTANCE resembles something that can best You then have two minutes to look casual about trading cash-off tified Bacon. Franks or Bonelss Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 be described as a cross between a while nonfood forms (for products of North Eaotim Com. Homes For Sale .23 through the forms in the new coupons. Since they don't wan the Clip ’n’ File Refunds Ham. Or send the refund form plus rummage sale and an Oriental like detergents or paper towels) and coupons they bring to trade, they *60 PER WEEK 357 Eiat Contor 8t. envelope you received. If you find Meat, Poultry, Seafood, two labels from Wilson’s Corn King PART TIME HELP VETERANS. Unbelievable bazaar. traded for other nonfood forms. freely invite other members to pick Monchootor Secretaries. Typists, Bookkeepers. one you need, you take it out and or Wilson’s Certified Boneless Ham. TOBACCO WORKERS opportunity. Buy this 5 Sounds of trading echo from all The major exceptions are hard-to- out any that they need. Other Main Dishes (File 6) Clerks, and all Office Skills. replace it with a refund form of equal Labels must contain the words Work 3 to 4 Hours Por Nioht Urgently needed to work in com­ bedroom, 2 bath Colonial. No parts of the room. find refund forms and high-value In turn, they are given the oppor­ Clip out this file and keep it with Shade & outdoor tobacco openings NC LATHE OPERATOR - down payment. No closing quality. "Wilson’s Corn King” or "Wilson’s RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m,-11 panies throughout the greater "Does anyone have the refund forms like, those for the recent Dow sim iiar cash-off coupons — beverage available for Foreman M/F, Hartford region. As many days or Start at once with growing costs. Slrano Real Estate. 646- At the two-minute m ark, the tunity to do the same with the other Certified.” Expires June 30, 1980. p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Supervisors & Key Farm local manufacturer. Excellent form for the Dow Olympic Bag?" $5 Gift Certificate. A club members refund offers with beverage coupons, weeks as you want. Immediate 2 0 0 0 . timekeeper calls out, "Pass your members' unwanted coupons. Wilson Foods $1.50 Coupon. Send Call Ivan at 647-9941 Apply director of nursing. Employees Tobacco or related openings wages, benefits and working with one of these forms may ask for for exampie. Start collecting the farming experience necessary. 'i'v e got four Minute Rice box envelopes to the left.” There is no general rule for trading the refund form plus the proof-of- Salmonbrook Convalescent Blggett Monty In Town conditions. Conval, Inc., tops. Who needs them?" several of the more ordinary variety needed proofs of purchase whiie Home, off House Street. Excellent wages and benefits. Call Dottl# at 27S-7070 Somers, Conn , 749-0761, EOE. proofs of purchase. Proofs such as purchase label from any size of Year round employment. Contact: looking for the required refund forms Glastonbury. Please call 633- M/F. MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM box tops and labels may be traded for Wilson Western Style Bonelss Ham. 5244. l*ersonnel Department. Con­ EXCLUSIVELY WOMEN other proofs. But those very valuable at the supermarket, in newspapers solidated Cigar Company, 131 Oak 100 Constitution Plaza CAPE- Full dormer, Expires May 31, 1980. Street. Glastonbury, Conn . 06033. ______Hartford, Conn. aluminum siding, awnings, proofs that can be used for current and magazines, and when trading Cupyrighl 1980, 633-3641 An Equal Opportunity new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, with friends. TYPISTS AND CLERK Employer. refund offers are often traded for re­ United Feature Syndieate Ine. plastic walls, rec room, fund forms. Offers are subject to manufac­ TYPISTS are needed to work workshop. Clean. $59,900. turers’ geographical limits and local in the Hartford area. Call Peterman Agency, 649-9404, Each proof may be worth one form She H e ra lh today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. or 649-4844. or 10 depending on the value of the re­ laws. Allow 10 weeks to receive each INSPECTORS- First artd Se­ EASTHARTFOni fund for which they are needed. Box refund. Offices To Close EXPERIENCED SANDWICH cond shill opening for tops and labels that are not needed Saluto Main Dish Refund Offer. MAKERS wanted for cocktail Experienced Inspectors. MANCHESTER -T h e Municipal lounge. Call 644-%37 between for current refund offers are usually Receive a $1 coupon. Send the refund Ability to use Demensional Building and the Post Office will be 9 a m. and 12 noon. Inspection Tools and CMHIIER WANTED MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom form plus the right side panel con­ sold in batches of 50 or 100 for a pen­ closed Monday in observance of Blueprints required. Cape. Garage, stove, new oil taining the Universal Product Code Swank Rd., ny or two each. Washington's Birthday. Loit and Found 1 Applications accepted Mon­ burner, enclosed porch, Your coupon-club meeting should from two different Saluto Main Dish day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Candlewood Dr., plastered walls, rec room, Emergency telephone numbers are LOST: Black male cat. Long PART TIME. Want cash for be gracefully concluded around 11 packages. Expires Aue 31, 1980. and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com­ workshop. Immediate oc­ Highway, 647-3233; Refuse, 647-3248, hair, oversized paws. Vicinity the holidays? For every day? pany. 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Sawka Dr., cupancy. $59,900. Peterman Scott Petersen Quarter Ham Re­ STACKER It's easy with the phone in p.m. Each member w ill go home and Sanitary, Sewer and Water, 647- North Main Street. Reward. Madanchester. ■ ‘ ----- EOE, Agency, 649-9404, or 649-4844. fund Offer. Receive a $1.50 refund. your own home. Call 249-7773. Summerset Dr. with dozens of new refund forms, lots 3111. 649-9613. of new cash-off coupons — and, Send the refund form plus one label Ridgewood Dr. (To Westview) from Scott Petersen’s new quarter Banks and some businesses will LOST Grey striped Tiger ManchMtar perhaps, the proof of purchase he or also be closed. OPERATOR Cat, with yelllow eyes. Name, Westview Dr., and W g l^ ham. Expires April 30, 1980. she needed for that big $3 refund Fredrica'" Family pet. Bush WANTED PERSON TO LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Forest St. (Silver La. to Ridgewood) $140,000 Sizzlean 35Cent Refund. Send the Part-time: Hill Road area. Reward. 643- BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old offer. .41-Anon SERVICE needs folders full 8 room -t-, GRACIOUS In addition, the beginners have refund form plus three frying pans 4559. boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 EAST HARTFORD -Al-Anon will or part time. AM and PM. Call CALL CHRIS 647-9946 or 647-9947 CONTEMPORARY learned some of the secrets of cut from the backs of Sizzlean 6:00 p,.m.-10:00 p.m. 289-1527. p.m , Rachael Road area. meet tonight at 8:30 at Burnside LOST - Bolton area. Male Your home or mine No COLONIAL. 3 oversized couponing and refunding, new friends packages. Expires Sept. 30, 1980. We're looking for a Slacker Operalor Shepherd-mixed breed. weekends. Call 646-3487. After 5:30 HEIM 643-2585 bedrooms, master includes Methodist Church on Church St. Per­ SALESMAN- Opportunity for have been made, and everyone has Star-Kist Tuna-Gioia Macaroni Co. Brown, black and tan. White custom built-in book cases to work in the Records Department exciting position. Knowledge Inc. Receive a bag of Gioia Egg sons with family members who have tip on tail Call 646-2651. WE ARE LOOKING FOR had a great time. of our Kennedy Road warehouse in of stoves helpful Base plus and cabinets, with bath. Noodles. Send the refund form plus drinking problems are welcome. Housewives interested in Next week I'll tell you about some commission. Full medical OFFICE, PAYROLL CLERK Formal dining room with Windsor This individual will identify making good money for part WORKING MOTHER bay window overlooking Announcements 3 benefits. Paid vacation. Call TRAINEE. Rural Manchester newly received material and assign time hours, soliciting from NEEDS BABY SITTER in dogwood, pines, Mountain Mrs, Gray 525-1931. our pleasant East Hartford office seeks ambitious career- aisle location. The person will notify area of Verplanck School Laurel and 18’ x 36’ rec­ Spotted sandpipers in porcelain by Goebel of the Wetlands." Program Set ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ minded individual with the from 6:30 a m. to 8 a.m.. Records Leader of all tliscrepancies SUBSCRIBERS! E)o you need COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - missions, plus bonuses. Hours ability to learn all phases of a tangular pool. Large fami­ of West Germany are part of a series, "Wings Earn up to $200 a week Monday-Friday. Call 643-8222 During Lent and will deliver full boxes of reques­ help receiving your calls? 9 a m. lo 1 p.m. Call us at 569- small office. Mon-Fri 7:30- after 5 p.m. ly room with fireplace, fur­ Temporary or permanent Experienced or will train 4993. ask for Teresa. 4:30. Accuracy in business nished Florida room, ted files to shipping ,.rea Apply 330 Ledyard Street. NORWICH -The Personal Attention ... Very machines and typing a must. elegant living room dis­ Hartford.. Growth potential. Submit ’ Diocese of Norwich will Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- tinctively finished, walkout Collectors Corner The candidate should have a s o Ik I 8623. resume and salary join other dioceses rec-room with ping pong 2 h e H e ra ld knowledge of rearling. writing and $370 , THOUSAND FOR requirements in strict con­ WE HAVE AN OPENING for table, ‘ wet bar and full throughout the United basic arithmetic The position re­ ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 fidence to MBSI, 151 Vernon pick-up and delivery driver in States to collect funds to Postageage papaid. Free applica­ to 5:30. Monday thru Friday St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. bath. quires physical stamina since it m Service Department, Contact aid the starving of the □ EMPLOYMENT tion. FASSCO,FASSt Dept. 66, 732 and school vacations Own Closing date Feb. 20, 1980. Stan Ozimek, 643-5135. 6 4 3 -45 13 volves standing and walking on Don Ron, St, Louis, MO. 63123. world through the annual Transportation. Call after 5:30. 646-7230 SALES PERSON for busy Porcelain Sculpture "Operation Rice Bowl,’ concrete floors during the entire NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 Help Wanted 13 TEMPORARY WORKERS- WOMAN COLLECTOR store specializing in clothing, sponsored by the Catholic work period Good eyesight is also acre lot. Aluminum siding P H O N E 643-2711 Assignments East ol The NEED EXTRA INCOME? TRAINEE - part time or full housewares and furniture. storms, screens. Appliances, Relief Services and local a plus TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. River for Clerk Typists Work one of our Outdoor time. Call 528-4197; or 528- Chance for advancement in Apply 81 Commerce Street. carpeting. $92,500. Several dioceses. secretaries with and without F lo w e r L o c a tio n s on 1522. national chain of fine thrift other Colonial styles being If interested, come to our Windsor Glastonbury, PTG shorthand. Top company. Top Made In West Germany Each Sunday for six weekends. Car needed. SDR stores. Apply Manager: built. Peterman Agency, 649- COMPANY, Telephone 633- warehouse at 1 100 Kennedy Road pay, for top skills. Call Lydia, Enterprises. Andover, Conn., SEAMSTRESS BRIDAL 20 to Goodwill Store, 1085 Main 9404. 649-4844. weeks, starting Feb. 24, ADVERTISING PLEASE READ 7631. Dunhill Temps, 289-4319 742-9965. 30 hours to start. Experienced Street, Manchester. toy marbles. Since then five I and ask for Etf f.uc By RISS MacKENDRICK Up to this point the limit is 250 and running through March in women's alterations. SIX-ROOM CAPE on bus line. each, but the next sculpture. "First generations of Goebels have 30, parishioners have been DEADLINE YOUR AD CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC TEACHERS AT ALL SECRETARY lor one man Includes Saturdays Vernon AUTOBODY COMBINATION 3 bedrooms. 1 partially These spotted sandpipers — "On - Experienced only. Top LEVELS: Universal Circle area. 872-8085. Moments." will have only 200 in the operated the W. Goebel Porzellan- asked to remember the Law Office. Shorthand and MAN - At least 5 years' finished. Full cellar, garage the Run"— executed in porcelain by |12:00 noon the day Herald la raaponalblel wages. ;^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 Teachers. Box 5231, Portland, typing essential. Reply to: experience. Can start at $7 per edition. It is a tableau of a whistling fabrik whose productions are now world's hungry through and aluminum siding. Asking Goebel of West Germany, are part of {before publication. for only one Incorrect I THh I KAVHLLKS Berlin I'pke . Wethersfield, Ore 97208. Box SS. C O Manchester hour. All fringe benefits. Call swan inspecting a newly-hatched handmade figurines, plates, 563-0151. $53,900. 643-6927. a series of seven sculptures by prayer and sacrifice during Inaertlon and then only Herald. FULL-TIME POSTION Bill Kates at 688-7596. dinnerware and lamps. The Travelers Insurance Companies PART TIME HELP Wanted Gunther Granget entitled "Wings of cygnet, while a second one is just Lent. {Deadline for Saturday to the alze of the OPEN as Warehouse One Tower Square downtown. Manchester Call breaking through the shell and two The first serious move to figurines Catholic Relief Services NURSES AIDES wanted for WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Man/Driver Monday thru MEDICAL-DENTAL assis­ the Wetlands." The series was un­ {and Monday la 12:00 original Inaertlon. Hartford. Conn. 06115 full time on all shifts. Apply 646-5999. - 1 day per week. Must have ManchMtaf other eggs are still incubating. The was made in 19(X). with the famed is the official overseas aid Saturday, 7:30 to 5. Apply at tant wanted for oral surgeon vailed at the recent China and {Noon Friday. Errora which do not director of nursing. Salmon- own transportation. Call 568- office. Full or part time. PORTER ST. <87,000 tentative price has been set at $4,500. Hummel series being launched in .‘\'I t'liutj/tz/iporlunif^i vniplu\jrt M / the W.H. England Lumber Giftware Show at Atlantic City. and development agency of leaaen the value of the brook Convalescent Home, off REAL ESTATE SALESMAN 2605. Experience necessary. Send 4 bedroom handsome Number six in line, called “ Silver 1935. The home base of the company Co.. Route 44A, Bolton, Notch The suggested retail prices are the United States Catholic jciaaalfled ada are advertlaement will not House Street, Glastonbury. wanted by old established resume to Box SS c/o Evevening Colonial, formal dining Wings." is a remarkable sculpture of is in Rodental, West Germany, with Please call 633-5244. firm Must be a self-starter, PART-TIME: Immediate staggering at first blush, ranging community. The Most Rev. people read {taken over the phone be corrected by an ad- { Herald. room, large living room three common terns in flight — you 2.000 workers manufacturing aggressive, personable and Opening available for training from $1,750 for the sandpipers to $7.- Daniel P. Reilly, bishop of classified laa a convenience. The ditional Inaertlon. hold a Connecticut license with fireplace, charming would wonder what can be holding products sold in 80 countries. BABYSITTER NEEDED- as: Automotive mechanic. ATTENTION: SUPER 500 for a pair of brown pelicans, but Norwich, is chairman of Monday through Thursday, 3 We'll show you the way to Communications specialist. DENTAL ASSISTANT - PART-TIME JOB: Good new kitchen for the The creator of the "Wings of the case-hardened collectors of them up. This trio will be crafted by the Board of Directors of p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ enjoy an unmatched lucrative, Supply Specialist, Clerk- Knowledge of basic business hourly rate, bonus, com­ gourmet cook, fenced Wetlands." artist Gunther Granget, Goebeliana will be unperturbed and Goebel in an edition of 300 and carry the relief services. 643-2711 tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; rewarding professional typist. No experience skills and tTOing preferred missions. paid sick days and grounds insures privacy on is said to have been a bird-watcher weekends anytime. career. Send resume to Box necessary. Join the Connec­ References. Call 7 a m. to 12 holidays, paid vacations. point to similar pieces that have gone a price of $4,850. SUSTIMBimV sunny deck. Designer fur­ The last item in the series is ever since his childhood walks in She Herald K. C O Evening Herald ticut Army National Guard. noon, or 3:30 to 4 649-9287. Conveniently located East nishings are negotiable. skyhigh after sell-out LATHE OPERATORS - With Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- limited to only 100 pieces at $7,500. It Germany's Black Forest. He was Church Drama Site Herald CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hartford office. Must have Brand new plumbing, the sandpipers will appear in a CLASSinCO ADVERTISING 2 years' experience. Good 0423 for enlistment informa­ good telephone voice and be heating, wiring and shows two brown pelicans. One is born in 1933 and has traveled in ELLINGTON -The benefits. Salary nMotiable. tion. persistent and motivated to limited edition of 250. The next item CAMIER WANTED TYPIST - GLASTONBURY appliances included. seated and the other is swooping Kenya, Uganda, Canada. South Hawk Precision Co.. 303 earn more than just an hourly in the pricing ladder, again limited to 10:45 a.m. worship ser­ NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 law firm. Word processing Yesterdays quiet side down from a flight. The female on America and the United States to Burnham Street, East Hart­ JOURNEYMEN AND ap­ rate at a part-time job. CALL 250. will be a Mississippi River green vices Sunday at Ellington Shift. Orientation program skills helpful but not porch. the nest has her beak open — perhaps study, photograph and sketch various 2225 Main St. to Town Haii, ford, telephone 528-9845 prentices. Experienced in AMERICAN FROZEN FOOD heron, poised alert to catch a fish. Congregational Church will starting every Monday. Plea­ commercial and residential necessary. Apply to P.O. Box at 569-4993 12 pm to 3 pm dai­ to say "Where have you been?" in forms of birdlife. His sculptures have sant working conditions. Call 417, Glastonbury 06033 643-4513 This one. called "On the Prowl." be led by the Covenant EAST HARTFORD Dougiaa Road, RARE OPPORTUNITY - wiring Benefits. Call 646-5420. ly Pelicani The title is "Language of be%) presented to prominent OWN YOUR OWN Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Dubaldo Electric Company. may be had for $1,850. Players, an international Convalescent Home. 289-9571. WAREHOUSE PERSON Nature." worldwide figures, including former reportory drama group Washington Street, BUSINESS. Distributor for Situation Wanted IS then comes the female avocet with Kodak film, Duracell NURSE AIDES: 7-3, Starling Secure, interesting position The press release arriving with the President Jerry Ford, with headquarters in BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Mature, mechanically in­ MANCHESTER NEW a chick just trying its wings, called Sycamore Street, and Batteries. G.E., Sylvania and wage $3.37 per hour Fully RIDE NEEDED MONDAY CUSTOM bird pictures, tells of the "majestic Further information on the “ wings Reseda, Calif. Herald CARRIER WANTED other photo products needed MY HOME preferably from paid insurance: Hospital. clined. ambitious individual "First Steps." i2.150». The fourth in series and other artistic ar­ INDEX Manchester, Vernon, Bolton experienced in warehouse through Friday from North CONTEMPORARY. Wooded line of cost shows a horned grebe and colorful setting" surrounding The group uses a variety Linden Street in your area. No selling Ser­ Medical. Life, and Disability. Main Street to lot. skylights, many extras. 4 Coburg Castle in Bavaria, where tifacts may be obtained from the vice top Retailers under area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 11 Paid holidays, 9 paid sick procedures. Paid benefits with two youngsters hitching a ride of dramatic material, both p.m. Call after 4 p m , 646- Newington/Berlin Turnpike. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Pick NOTICES 163 - 247 High Street, ^ exclusive contract established days. 2 weeks'^ paid vacation Call between. 9-3, for inter­ Franz Detleff Goebel and his son, House of Goebel, P.O. Box 577, 350 humorous and serious, to 3914 Will share all expenses. 646- your colors now. $117,000, 528- on its back A cattail shows nearby. 1 — Lost and Found by us High immediate in­ after one year. Training and view, 568-1927. William, founded an enterprise in Fellowship Road, Moorestown, N.J. 6505 after 5:30. 4752. This $2,400 bit of artwork is called produce a challenging and 2 — Personals 6 - 66 High Court, and come minimum required in­ in-service education. $60.00 1871 to make blackboards, slates and 08057. LEG AL SECRETARY- Law POSTING CLERK WANTED "Spring Outing " stimulating Christian 3 — Announcements l» L L CHRIS vestment $9,975. 100% profit peter year uniform allowance, EAST HARTFORD, 164 Oak 4 — Entertainment Firm in Vernon seeks full Posting and allocating inven­ message. 235 Main Street. structure. Call between 8 AM Lo(icaled near public transpor­ Street. 6 room Colonial, 5 — Auctions & 5 PM. 1-800-633-6367 Or time Legal Secretary with tation. Aide training classes tory. Must be interested in EDUCATION The theme for the service good typing and shorthand Fireplace, garage. New roof, FINANCIAL Coloniai Park Rd., Traiior Park 647-9946 or 647-9947 write: American Film begin immediately. Call Pat working with figures. Good will be "The Christian skills. Experienced preferred. paint, drive. $61,900, Barry 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Processing, Inc , 1935R Soucicr Meadows Convales­ memory a plus. Call between. Private Instructions 18 Realty, 6464)882. Lutherans Plan Events Family Today.” A 9 — Personal Loans Hoover Court, B'ham, AL Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 cent Home. 333 Bidwell St.. 9-3 for interview. 568-1927. fellowship hour will follow 10 — Insurance 35226. a m. and 5 p.m. Manchester, 647-6194. MANCHESTER -The Emanuel Werdelin speaker; Christian Educa­ PART-TIME SALES HELP RIDING LESSONS indoor Lots-Land tor Sale 24 the service. The public is EMPLOYMENT Lutheran Church has scheduled the tion, 7:30 p.m. I WANTED. Rays Army Navy, riding ring. Western stock invited to attend. 13 — Help Wanter CALL CHRIS 805 Main Street, Manchester. seat, saddle seat and hunt following events for the coming Wednesday: Ash Wednesday Com­ 14 -* Business Opportunities seat. All levels 228-9817. 15 — Situation Wanted Call 6464)762. week. munion Service, 7 a.m. Communion r 6 ACRES I Monday: Staff meeting, 3.30 p.m. Service, 11 a m.. Communion Ser­ EDUCATION 647-9946 or 647-9947 VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Family Sunday tS _ Private Instructions Former faculty New York INDUSTRIAL | 100th Anniversary Committee and vice, 7:30 p.m. I (9 _ SchoolS'Classes VERNON -Fam ily Sun­ Music and Art High School. Property. Housing Board and ECW Thursday; Prayer Group, 10 a m. 20 — Instructions Wanted HIGH SCHOOL Junior or Professional Singer/Pianist. LAND I Executive Board, 7:30 p.m. Care and Visitation, 11:15 a.m. day will be observed this REAL ESTATE Sophomore boys for kitchen 644-8597 coming Sunday during the work, (automatic dis­ Tuesday: Old Guard. 10 a m. We Laurel Manor Visitation, 2 p.m. 23 — Homes tor Sale North Main Straat, i 24 Lots-Land lor Sale HOUSEWIVES hwasher) Part time after Gals. 1:30 p m Conway Diet Word and Witness, 7 p.m. Rebecca 10 a.m. service at Union 25 — Investment Property school, 3 nights and Satur­ Manchaatar m Institute; Lvdia Circle. June Circle, 7:30 p.m., at Denise Carter's. Congregational Church. 26 — Business Property days. Apply in person Brass All utilities. 900 feet of ■ Basketball practice, 7:45 p.m., at The theme of the sermon 27 — Resort Property Key Restaurant, 829 Main PIANO AND ORGAN taught Keeney St. School. to be preached by the Rev. 26 — Real Estate Wanted BE AN AD-VISOR Street. Manchester. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 Railroad Frontage. On I Methodist Church Saturday: AA - Emanuel Hill Paul Bowman, will be "By MItC. SERVICES years' experience playing the bus line. $85,000. | Way of the Wilderness.” 31 — Services Otf&red POT WASHER needed full with orchestras and big bands. Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 32 — Painting-Papering The Herald Is currently looking for a phone Ad-Vlsor Earn Extra Money time, weekends included. 649-5892. Schedules Events p.m , in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Sunday School Classes for 33 — Building-Contracting for Its classified department. Apply in person Saturday GROUPI { Basketball team vs. Trinity Covenant those in grades 10-12 will 34 — RootIng-SidIng through Friday. Garden Schools-Clesses 19 MANCHESTER -The South 35 — Heating-Plumbing Church, 9 p.m., at Illing Jr. High be at 8:30 a.m. and for Grove Caterers, Ipc. Keeney United Methodist Church has 36 — Flooring FQR THE BEST - Manchester School. Don llanhurat other grades, at 9:30 a.m. 37 _ MovIng-TrucHIng-Storage WE OFFER Street, Manchester. W « n E N L • scheduled the following events for 38 — Services Wanted Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 the coming week. along with the crib room With Your Own RECEPTIONIST with typing pupils per teacher. FR EE in­ MI8C. FOR SALE • Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday HOWUND,lnc. ! Tuesday: Women's Prayer and for the younger children. and filing skills, in small but troductory lesson with this ad. 4L Auxiliary At 11 a.m. there will be a 40 — Household Goods • Paid Medical and Dental Benefits Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. I 643-1108 j Study Group. 7:30 p.m., at 1208 Main Guest Caller Set 41 — Articles tor Sale busy office 5 Vi-day work MANCHESTER -The Ladies membership orientation 42 » Building Supplies • Pleasant Working Conditions. week. Paid vacation and St. MANCHESTER—Don Hanhurst of medical. Call or apply in per­ Wednesday; Holy Communion, Ash Auxiliary of the Dilworth-Cornell- meeting in the Chapel and 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs Quey Post of the American Legion in Wappingers Falls, New York, will be 44 Musical Instruments Part Time Jbbi son W.G. Glenney. 336North □ REAL ESTATE Wednesday, 7:30 p m. a l.enten Family Workshop 45 >- Boats & Accessories YOU SHOULD Main Street, Manchester. Manchester will meet Monday at guest caller Saturday at the Real Estate Wanted 28 Thursday: Prayer, Scripture Study in the Annex. The Senior 46 — Sporting Goods wii 7:30 p.m. in the Fireplace Room of Manchester Square Dance Club from 47 — Garden Products Homes For Sale 23 & Sharing Group, 7:30 p.m , at 224 In­ High Pilgrim Fellowship • Type 40 WPM ... and mothers with young chiidren, bring them CUTTING TOOL SELLING your house? Call us the PoU Home, American Legion 8 to 11 p.m. at the Verplanck School, 48 Antiques MANUFACTURER has dian Hill Trail. Glastonbury - call will meet at 6:30 p.m. at 49 — Wanted to Buy • Have Pleasant Telephone Manner with you and save on baby sitting costs. NIANTIC ■ GIANTS NECK first and we ll a Drive. 12T01cott St., Manchester. Anita and opening for experienced cash offer! 'W yC rocketl, 646-3234 for directions. the Skinner Road par­ RENTALS • Like to Work with the Public machine operator, or machine BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Mrs. Ida Duncan, Americanism Russ Whie will cue the rounds. Realtor, 643-1577. Friday; Youth Choir rehearsal, sonage. 52 — Rooms lor Rent • Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling operator trainees. Call for in­ paneled living room, eat-in chairman, will be in charge of the Hanhurst has been calling and 53 — Apartments lor Rent terview at 643-9501. kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, 6:15 p.m Chancel Choir rehearsal, teaching Western/Modern Square 54 — Homes lor Rent lovely quiet setting on dead­ MAY WE BUY your home? program and social hour. Twenty-th’ae Hours per week. Salary plus Quick, fair, all cash and no 7:30 p.m. United Methodist Youth Dancing for 20 years. He started his Vernon Church 55 Business lor Rent (NTERESTED7 Call Now HELP WANTED FOR end street, deeded beach A report on the Department problem.. Call Warren E. Fellowship. 7:30 p m 56 — Resort Property lor Rent gas allovance. PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB - rights. $79,900. Call exclusive National Security Dinner held calling career in Denver, Colo, where VERNON -The First 57 — Wanted to Rent CALL 643-2711 agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. he called for man'y clubs and was the 50 _ Misc lor Rent Different openings available recently in Newington will be by Congregational Church of Atk for Lm Endorlln or Jo Doiry SOUND INTERESTING? for - Dining Room, Kitchen Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal members who attended. president of the Denver Area Callers Vernon lias scheduled the AUTOMOTIVE You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise and Locker Room. Please call housing opportunity. 443-4470. Association. 61 — Autos lor Sale 647-9946 Household Goods 40 Correction following events for the our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ 872-9133, to arrange for an in­ 02 — Trucks tor Sale or terview. ______COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 MANCHESTER -It was in­ Bloodmohile Vinit Mr. and Mrs. Bud Welch have door coming week. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale dependence and your own Income... baths, first floor panelled REFRIGERATORS 64 Motorcycles-Bicycies correctly stated in Thursday’s ELLINGTON -The Red Cross duty, while Mr. and Mrs. Terry Saturday: Church School 647-9947 BOOKKEEPER­ family room with fireplacefir Washers / Ranges, used, 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobiie guaranteed and clean. New Herald that Cecilia Casavant died in Bloodmobile will be at St. Luke's Werkhoven, Mr. and Mrs. Robert for three year olds through Homes ®ic Heralil SECRETARY wanted for and large d Formal dining Ask for Jeanne Fromerth church organization. 35 hours, room, 4 beuiooms, 2 car gar­ shipment damaged, G.E Sc an East Hartford convalescent home. Church. 141 Maple St., on Monday Wilbanks and Mr. and Mrs. Dick eighth grade, 9:55 a.m., crib 06 — Automotive Service CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Wright serve refreshments. Soft- room for infants, child 67 Autos tor Rent-Lease 12 noon to 8 p.m., weekdays age. Wooded lot. walk out FRIGIDAIRE. U)w prices. She died in the Crestfield Convales­ from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Walk-ins are Inquire P.O. Box 581 basement. Group I, Philbrick B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main cent home. welcome. .solcd shoes are required. care for toddlers. Manchester. Agency. 646-4200. Street, 643-2171. j^VtJNJNG HEHALD, Sat.. Feb. 16. ISBO — 13

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1 Relative of 1 Metric weight HI,/MARCIE,IT'5ME.' bingo 2 Home of Eve Business & Service HELLO? WHO'S CALLIN67 SURE V 0 U \ L 5 Dairy product I KNOWIT5MEEO'aOCK 3 Coastal Articles for Sale Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 IT'S THREE O'CLOCK BeVERVHAPPVzSIR' 8 Often-pickled projection (NTHEM0RNIN6,Btnr vegetable 4 Springs NOW IN THE M0RNIN6! 12 Inspiration ABSOLl'TE b a r g a i n s : PEKAPOO PUPPIES 8 weeks By ADigaii van Buren aN'T5LEEP...WKN0U) 5 Conger old. 2 males. 2 females. $75. 13 Before (poet.) 6 Mountain Custom made draperies, slip­ 14 Montreal covers and upholstery Budget 643-9239 YOU’LL UJHVI CANT SLEEP? pheasant world's fair 7 Old Faithful Terms Arranged Call 289-2331 15 Minus or 646-1000 Musical Instruments 44 SAVE 8 Babylonian 16 Tory deity 18 Beginning HOLTON TRUMPET - Good kEVEN 9 Departure 40 ' GAS STOVE with space DEAR ABBY: Last year I dated a man for several 20 Navy ship 10 Church part condition. $90 or best offer. heater Good condition Call months. (I’ll call him Johnny.I Then we stopped seeing each prefix (abbr.) 11 Message 646-1032 MORE 21 Pipe fitting 649-2666 17 Common 32 Shepherd's composer N llk T k ttt other. This year I have seen him lour times. The last time type we were together 1 realized how much I cared for him. adder pipe . 48 Electric fish FOR SALE 30" Gas range and 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 22 Compess 19 Pairs cluding Ovations, plus free My question; Is it worth il to continue seeing Johnny for Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan point 33 Infamous 49 Fulcrum refrigerator $150. Call 643- FACTORY 24 Playful child Roman case with this ad. Carlos the pleasure it gives me to be with someone I care about, 23 Irish clan 50 Coupe, for 7977 ’ y^^oolIng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 25 Jacob's emperor Services OBered 31 Services Olfered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting REBATES! knowing that my affection is not returned'' Or would il be ^ VOUR FATHER 15 I PIPNT REALIZE THESE WEI5E 25 Self esteem guitars 60^r off Rivers Music. ^ -ABOUT GIVING brother 35 Is human one better for me to spend my time reading, sewing, and other- DEPRESSEP ABOUT HE WAS THAT TALKS WITH 28 Atop 7 Main Street. New Britain. TEACHERS EMzerienced SPECIALIZING cleaning and UP SALT BECAUSE 26 Chews 38 Us 53 Tiny particle 225-1977 Lavaways C&M TREE SERVICE - Free FOR EXPERT TAILORING KITCHENS, COUNTER wi.se occupying myself in an effort to put Johnny out of my THE SALT TALKS.' INVADLVEP WITH HIS POCTOR- 30 Knitting wool MISC. FOR SALE E x te r io r repairing chimneys, roofs, OF HIGH BLOOP 34 Most toothlessly 39 Infirmities 54 Part of speech estimates, discount senior Dressmaking and Alterations, I n t e r i o r , TOPS, PAINTING & new roofs. Free estimates. 30 *500 thoughts and life completely? WORLP AFFAIRS.' PRESSURE.' dependable 27 Raw materials 41 Hard handed Paperhanging, PaiiUing, 55 Novelist citizens Company call or visit us at Maria's WALLPAPERING - Block 29 Green Antiques 48 Staining, Reasonable Rates. years Experience. Howley, 0NNEWI97Sti9S0 The last man I cared for died two years ago, and it took 7^ 36 Region of the defense Articles lor Sale 41 Manchester-owned and Tailoring & Alterations, 31 Tile Floors, Bathrooms, me a long time to feel comfortable with my affection for mountain Bagnold Free Estimates. Pete 649- 643-5361. COUGARS patella 42 Makes happy THE PACK RAT - Antiques, operated. Call 646-1327. West Middle Turnpike, Ceramic Tile & Finish Work. Johnny. Because of personal difficulties in making social con­ 37 American state (abbr) 57 Time zone 5873, Jim 289-3579. 45 Take a meal Collectibles, Miscellaneous. Manchester, or call Maria Commercial & Residential. FIREPLACE AND tacts. I am not likely to meet anyone else. (abbr.) 31 Actress (abbr.) BiM TREE SERVICE- Nardulli 646-2330. Hours: 9 Free estimates. 646-3046. $ 47 German Used Hems 40 Flora Road, CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. My live is devoid of pleasure, so on those rare occasions 38 Popular snack Magnani 56 Noun suffix Specialisl in tree and stump a m. - 5:30 p.m,, Tuesday - 300 40 Soviet Union loff Route 851. Bolton Brick, Fieldstone Specialist. when I am with Johnny, my solitary existence is enriched by ALUMINUM Sheets used as removal Free estimates. Saturday CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. ONNEim97991980 (abbr.) i 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 printing plates. 007 thick Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. Telephone John Wennergren, a human experience. But the void in which I live is even more Wanted to Buy 49 Senior citizen discount 24 R&R HEBERT PAINTING- Mason. 649-3012. ZEPHYRS 41 Barge-load of 23x28': 25 cents each or 5 hour, year round service. 643- Interior & Exterior. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. pronounced because of the contrast which seeing Johnny coal 12 13 14 forSl Phone 643-2711 Must be creates. 43 Bustle STAMPS - Private collector 7285 SPECIAL WINTER "Guaranteed Quality 15 16 17 picked up before 11 a m For a resuiHut classilied ad WES ROBBINS Carpentry Inn. What would you advise if you were my friend aryl cared 44 Make airtight would like to buy a few aban­ RATES' use a large heading or white Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. Aztec ONLY remodeling specialist. Ad­ about me'.’ 46 Radio type IS 10 20 21 doned collections or ac­ soace. It's worth a lew extra ik^gue p* os' (abbr.) EXPERT PAINTING and dollars as you II soon Imd ditions, rec rooms, dormers, C him ney TORN CHAIN FALLS tap and dye cumulations to fill open 48 Environment 22 23 24 spaces. Call 649-6642 after 4 LANDSCAPING Specializing out' built-ins, bathrooms, Sweeps set. electric welder, acetvlehe DAN SHEA PAINTING & kitchens, 649-3446. 80 COUGAR XR-7 agency (abbr.) in Exterior House Painting. m lior 0X006 equipped will' euto- DEAR TORN: You're asking me if it is better to have no 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 outfit, aluminum ladder, p m, DECORATING- Interior & Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 51 Heavenly altar Tree pruning, spraying, M SI enuus matic. Lsndsu top, PS. PB. pleasure than to get an occasional taste —reminding you of 52 River in trailer tires, new electric Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. tfsawv undercost, whiti wsllt. 34 35 36 WANTED - Used China mowing, weeding Calf 742- what you're missing most of the time. OKAY-PLAY France generator, electric lawn- Quality Craftsmanship! Call RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Wt HaiMtt Sn ml test defroster, tinted gists, 7947. J.B. ELECTRONICS - HARP T'fiBTl 56 Burp 37 mower Evenings, 633-7060 Cabinet and Used Electric 646-5424. il tfeiBMi firii ausi remote control mirrors. Only you can know the intensity of your joy and the depth 36 39 Stove Call after 5 p.m.. 649- "M anchester's Stereo BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ■itMil niliiii I morel LIST S7461. MCRIAR- of your despair. I personally would be inclined to accept 59 Blessing BRICK, BLOCK, STONE ■Mi TY DISCOUNT $602 MCRIAR- 40 41 4 2 | 7205 Expert " Repair all brands of ment Co, Expert installation whatever happiness life held for me —however meager. 60 Much 43 DINING ROOM SET Colonial Fireplaces, concrete. Home Stereo & Portable TVs Ton $Meiri . TY SALS PRICE $6859 LESS 61 Minyan style $1,400. Call 568-1988. of aluminum siding gutters $500 REBA TE The “personal difficulties" you refer to in making social 44 45 46 47 Chimney repairs No job too Call Jack, 643-1262 INTERIbR PAINTINQ and trim. Roofing installation Mrn IrBo 62 Case for small contacts puzzle me. Do explain, and perhaps I can help you articled small Save' Call 644-8356 for li WALLPAPERIN8 4B 40 50 51 52 53 54 USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to RENTALS and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. ailWMMST^ ITt ^6359 open a lew doors. Please write again, i care. 63 Blemish 55 estimates Quality. Professional Work at II. good condition 646-8069 MtiKxsia 64 Superlative 56 57 56 59 Reasonable Prices’ Fully Insured. 79 COUGAR XR-7 suffix Rooms lor Rent 52 WATERPROOFING 643-0130 Brsnd new. 2-Dr hsrdtop, DEAR ABBY: I need some advice. I am 22 and will be get­ Free Kstimates r"*B (p ^ T ""5 65 McNally's 60 61 62 Hatchways, foundation BOOKEEPING FOR SMALL ■ CHIM NEY CLEANING ■ 9X059. Lsndsu top. spert in ting married next month. My fiance and 1 communicate 6.L. McHugh strument grp., whitewslls. Air partner THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ cracks, tileup pumps, gravity BUSINESSES. Personal, Con­ • Very Clean Work quite well, except when 'I comes to my past sex life. I never 63 64 64S-9321 I I Condition, electric defroster. 65 trally located Downtown feeds, window wells 30 years' fidential. Up-date records for 35 It FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut. I • Many References | Heating-Plumbing AM FM Stereo with 8 trsck tspe. bring it up. but he does. experience. 643-4953, 872-8413. 1 979 taxes. Monthlv $65 a cord Well seasoned, A-1 Manchester Kitchen * Diligent & Careful i interior luMury decor grp., dust I wasn't a virgin when we met, but he was. We have been iNEWSPAPtN ASSN , privileges Call 649-2358 bookkeeping available. Call I remote control mirrors, tinted hardwood True full cord. 128 Building Contracting 33 • Safety Inspection Included ' NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet intimate, and he knows that he was not the first. ATTENTION WORKING 649-2903. 12 noon to 3 p.m repairs, plugged drains, gists. HD bsttery. wire wheel cf $90 deliverd in Manchester covert, undercosi. wst. LIST My problem is that 1 am afraid he is going to ask me who 2 ROOMS-1 Free. 1 $20 week­ PARE.NTS ■ I will babysit ! G R E G area 528-2950, CARPENTRY & MASONRY - kitchen faucets replaced, $8552 MORIARTY DISCOUNT the guys were I had sex with. lYes, there were more than vour child in my home with ly. mature male and female. Additions and Remodeling. I the repaired, rec rooms, 1462. MORIARTY SALE one.! I never led what you would call a "wild life," but I've One with License for errands loving care. 528-8560 bathroom remodeling, heat PRICE t7090...LE88 tSOO SE.ASONED FIREWOOD for Painting-Papering 32 Free estimates. Call Anthony been with more than one guy. I am not proud of il, but there Alley Oop — Dave Graua and meals Private entrance [ C H IM r iE Y modernization, etc Free REBATE Driclqe sale. $55 1 ton truck load Squillacote 649-0811. is nothing I can do about it now. Please call after 4 00 p m . Call 649-5459 BOOKKEEPING- PAINTING - Interior and Estimate gladly given. M & M * 6 5 9 0 Professionally done in my I SWEEP 1 know he s going to want to know who the guys were WELL,SERGEANT, THEY'RE ...SO WE KNOW THEY DIDN'T THEN W HAT'RE TVtEY 644-1444 exterior, paperhanging, FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Plumbing & Healing 649-2871. CLEAN FURNISHED home Pick up and delivery before we get married. The worst is that he krtows them. 1 FUYIN' A WHITE H ID E, A N ' COME ACROSS THAT WATER CX31N' H E R E , YOUR / THINK. excellent work references. - Remodeling and Additions, 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 1 " , THEY ONL’Y GOT A FEW ^ JUST T'MAKE TROUBLE/ Opening with short suits SLEEPING ROOM for arrangement. Please call 647’- Abbv, w hat do I tell him'.’ HIGHNESS?* J 'E M .' FIREWOOD- All Hardwood Free estimates. Fully in­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 ■ F/oof/nB 36 By Oswald Jacoby mature gentleman. Call after 1785. sured Martin Matson. 649- FEELING GUILTY bids were not artificial and cut 1 year ago Cut. split, years' experience' For Free and Alan Sonlag not forcing and in standard delivered 12 '-16 "-24" Elmer 6:00 p.m . 646-4701 4431 ______Estimates, call 646-4239. FLOORSANDING & SPECIALISTS IN HOME REFINISHING- Floors like DEAR FEELING: It's not necessary to name names. American today they are the Wilson. 649-5900 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ In auction bridge you never FURNISHED SLEEPING IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, FARRAND REMODELING - new. Specializing in older Silence is golden. But it needn't be guilt. same as way back then. tors Quality painting and ROOFER WILL Install Roof. opened a four-card suit. When ROOM for mature gentleman. Remodeling Additions R.P Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters. floors. Natural and stained 80 ZEPHYR 4-DR Biddable Suits Today PINE TRESTLE TABLE & paper hanging at reasonable Siding or Gutter for Low 0Z05. undercost. wsn. sutO' contract came in, it became Share modern bath Parking Roushon Builders. Inc . 633- Room Additions, Decks, All floors. No waxing amny more DEAR ABBY: That letter from STUMPED, and your We suggest that a tour-card BENCH- 10 Speed Bike las rates Fully insured. Free Discount Price Call Ken at mstic. rsdisi whitewslls. PS. p. apparent that you could not available No cooking Securi­ 3654. types of Remodeling and John Verfaille. 646-57f750, fro nt disc brskes. electric def.. major suit is biddable if as isi Call 643-4512 Estimates Call Wavne 649- 647-1566, answer, really burned me. A widower wanted to know if he wait for five-card suits; 35 ty and references $150 Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ HD bsttery. 3 3 lite r 6 appliances, parking. No pets. CARPENTRY. CUSTOM Rates 646-5346. Walter PS PB s>r eond psint itnpmg 1 ' —^ ^ . SEASONED OAK Quality Painting, HOUSES. ADDITIONS. largest Tax Service is FIRST p»i snt SBR whitewsllt. conuen FIREWOOD $50 a dump Swurity 523-7047. Papertianging^, Paper in convenience. Your home- or Zingler. lence grp 6 wsy pwr test, lug today is to begin your tasks with­ rtPwaPAR&'fcu.ap pwlTo WHAT po you c m 'daiR^ GARAGES. ROOFING & gsge csrntr. bumper rub tinpt truck load George Griffing HAVING TROUBLE Removal. Wall Preparation. SIDING-, Kitchens, my office. 647-9426. Pauline Hr bumper gusrdt resr detrett- out worrying in advance about T1MEK2 ------Andover Call 742-7886 2 BEDROOM APARTME.N'T- HEARING THE ALARM’ Ceilings. Staining, visa and Kozuck er AM fM ttereo Spp protection

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V £ YOU si«n SEAYKE I lADY) TMN riNG lo-im 8 Pace 1 - TV SPOTUGHT Goldie Hawn and Liza Minnelli becomes a contestant In the MONDAY’ S SPORTS a summary ol me day’s events In I ■ • I r I r r combine their talents In a musi­ Winter Olympics. 11:4S • Lake Placid. Frank Gifford hosts. r M If M • n 111 M M 11 M f • Newhart in a series ol sketches .SPORTSi ® NHL Hockey H artford (1964) Fabian Shelley Fabares. 8:00 ® M ovie "The Wile Ol Monte ® Go Tell II 8 Sunday Mass time when he can’t find the mon- an audience into his eerie man­ satirizing various American life­ 11:00 Whalers vs. New York Rangers ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics ® WCT Tennis 3 :0 5 8 Soccer Made In Germany Cristo” (1^48) John Loder. ® All In The Family 8T he Jetsons m he stole the first time. sion lor a visit to three lamous styles. Scheduled events Include men's 8 New Zoo Revue ® M ovie "The Man They Could FEBRUARY 18,1980 9:00 Lenore Aubert. ® Rrst Edition (S Robert Schuller tales ol the supernatural. (R) ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics free skating (live): women's giant 8 Wrestling ® Dave Allen Not Hang" (1939) Boris Karloff, 10:30 8 Journey To Adventure slalom skiing; women's short 5 :5 0 8 Washington Week In Review Roger Pryor. ® The Brady Bunch 8 TV Community College WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- Scheduled events include U S. 8 Behind The Scenes EVENING AFTERNOON vs. Romania, Ice hockey (live); program figure skating; men's ® News 8 Soul Train 8 As Schools M atch WHs ® ABC News 8 The World Tomorrow 8 Connecticut Newsmakers ALS ARERNOON first run of the men's giant 1500-meter speed skating; 6:00 0 Market To Market (R) 8 Julia Child And More Compa- 3:1 5 8 Big Blue Marble 8 The Muppets FEBRUARY 20.1880 women's 4 X 5 kilometer cross 8 M ovie "Abbott And Costello slalom; 70-meter combined ski ® Up Front 1:30 8 M ovie "Golden Boy " (1939) 0 Free To Choose 7:00 12:00 country relay. Jim McKay hosts. Meet The Killer " (1949) Boris ® A Friend In Deed Paul Sorvi- 1:00 jumping: men's compulsories. ® Patterns For Living ® 30 Minutes ^ Hee Haw (Cont’d) William Holden. Barbara ® 8 XIII winter Olympics Cov­ (j) Daytona 500 The NASCAR 8 College Hdckey Boston Uni­ Karloff. Garry Moore. 6:30 no stars in this story ol two teen­ figure skating; women's 10- ® Children's Gospel Hour ® Little Rascals 8 Family Feud Stanwyck. MORNING erage of "U S. vs. Norway. Ice 500 mile race is presented live versity vs. Northeastern Univer­ 8 Kids Are People Too ® CBS News agers whose lives suddenly kilometer cross country ski race. 8 P T L C Iu b 8 WCT Tennis 8 Joker, Joker, Joker hockey (live): women's downhill from Daytona International sity 3:20 0 Zoom (R) ® 8 ABC News become intertwined when one ol Jim McKay hosts. 8 Wall Street Week non-stop test run: men's 5000- Stteedway in Florida. 6 :3 0 8:00 ® News 8 8 8 NBC News them is disabled. 10:00 11:30 8 Three Stooges 10:45 meter speed skating: the 20- 8 Fishing With Roland Marlin 11:30 ® Carrascolendas ® College Basketball 8 M ovie "Tall Man Riding" 8 That's Hollywood 8 People's Business Special ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ 9:00 kilometer individual biathlon: 8 S o c c e r ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ (® Abbott And Costello 0 Old Houseworks ® Star Tracks (1955) Randolph Scott, Dorothy 8 Jewish Ufa Report cial features, coverage of com­ 7:00 IS Solid Gold '78 Special third and fourth runs of the two- cial features, coverage of com­ ® Davey And Goliath ® 8 One In A Million Malone. 1:00 petition not televised earlier and 2:00 11:00 ® 60 Minutes Guests; Supertramp. Dionne AFTERNOON man bobsled: fourth run of the ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics petition not televised earlier and 8 M ovie "The Great Jesse ® M ovie "Planet Earth" (1974) ® M ovie "Nightmare In Chica­ ® M ovie "Tarzan Finds A ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics a summary of the day's events in go" (1967) Robert Ridgley. 4:00 Warwick. Glen Campbell. men's and women's luge. Jim Scheduled events include 70- a summary ol the day's events In James Raid" (1954) Willard John Saxon. Diana Muldaur. Son" (1939) Johnny Weissmull­ ® Jimmy Swaggart Lake Placid. Frank Gifford hosts. Charles McGraw. A deranged ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) McKay hosts. meter special ski jumping (live); Lake Placid. Frank Gilford hosts. Parker, Barbara Payton. ® Laurel And Hardy Laugh- er. Maureen O'Sullivan. 8 8 8 Disney’s Wonderful 10:00 1:30 ® Racing From Roosevelt killer, identifying himself as ® Arttifltle Telethon Host. Tom HB WCT Tennis 1.000-meter speed skating; toons ® Sunday At The King's House W orld 8 Okavango 6:4 5 "Georgie Porgie, ” terrorizes Kennedy. 8 Wrestling men's 15-kilometer spbcial cross ® New Day ® Accent On Living 8 Jerry Falwell 8 Austin City Limits TUESDAY’S SPORTS 8 M ’ A *S *H passengers on a Chicago turn­ ® Hot Hero Sandwich 8 Land Of The Giants EVENING 1i30 country. Jim McKay hosts. FRIDAY’S SPORTS SUNDAY. 8 0 8 College Basketball 7:00 8 College Hockey pike for 72 hours as police 8 Srxx»r Made In Germany 0 Lord Mountbatten: A Man 8 WCT Tennis attempt to cordon off the area to SUNDAY’ S SPECIALS Kentucky at University of Neva­ FEBRUARY 19, 1980 ® Hot Fudge 8 What About Women 8 Mundo Real For The C entury FEBRUARY 22. 1980 trap him. MORNING 8:00 2:00 , da, Las Vegas ® The Brady Kids 0 Julia Child And More Compa­ 0 3-2-1 Contact 8 College Hockey Boston Uni­ ® Star Trek ny ® Festival Of Faith 7:30 FEBRUARY 17.1880 ® 8 Edward And Mrs. Simp­ 11:30 ® Living Faith son "Proposals" King Edward versity vs. Yale 3:00 EVENING ® News 8 8 CHIPS 5:00 8 8 8 Sportsworfd Women's EVENING 2:30 ® Face The Nation VIII begins to consider abdica­ 8 Consultation 8 The Fight Against Slavery 8 Gel Smart 8:00 2:30 World Cup Surfing (from Oahu. ® Gllllgan's Island 8 NHL Hockey ® 8 Animals Animals Animals MORNING tion ol the throne as his only 8 Momingtown 8 M ovie "Big Deadly Game" ® Archie Bunker's Place 8 8 8 College Basketball Hawaii); Fuli Contact World 8:00 ® Harvest Temple 8 WCT Tennis 8 Adelante alternative when he studies the Syracuse at SI. John's (® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Cov­ 8:30 7:3 0 (1954) Lloyd Bridges. Simone 0 Footsteps ® The Road To Moscow Championsnip Karate bouts ® 8 XIII winter Olympics Cov­ 8 8 8 College Basketball 0 Live From The Metropolitan ways In which he could possibly erage of today's events is sched- ® Arthur And Company Silva. ® Rax Humbard 6 M 3:00 (from Las Vegas). erage of today's events is sched­ 8 M ovie "Sherlock Holmes wed Wallis Simpson. (Part 5) uied to include ice dancing (live): ® Groovie Goolles And The Spider Woman" (1944) 8:30 8 Pavarotti At Jullllard ® Arthrlde Telethon (Cont'd) 0 Tennis Coverage of the sin­ 0 Tennis Coverage of the siri- uled to include the final round ol 5:30 men's short program figure skat­ ® Newark And Reality Basil Rathbone. Gale Sonder- ® M e rv G riffin 8 M averick 9:00 gles semifinals of the Volvo Ten­ gles finals of the Volvo Tennis the ice hockey competition (live); 8 Battle Of The Planets 0 The Voyage Of Charias AFTERNOON 8 0 Republican Presidential Games from Mission Hills Club In ing: second run of the men's 8 Bay City Rollers ^ a rd . ® 8 The Ropers AFTERNOON nis Games from Mission Hills giant slalom: men's t,000-meter men's slalom skiing; 4 X 7 1/2 6:00 Oarwhi Forum: New Hampshire Seven Club in Rancho Mirage. Califor­ Rancho Mirage, California. biathlon relay. Jim McKay hosts. 8 Underdog 0 Great Decisions 9:00 major Republican presidential speed skating: 10-kilometer indi­ ® Agronsky And Company 8:30 12:00 nia. 6:00 3:00 ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics candidates ~ John Anderson. 3 ’30 vidual cross-country ski race. 11:00 ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) 12:00 ® One Day At A Time ® Mighty Mouse / Hackle & ® The Brady Bunch 8 BJ And The Bear ® Daytons 500 ® Aithrttla Talathon (Cont'd) Howard Baker, George Bush, 3:30 (S) 8 The Superstars Coverage Jim McKay hosts. 8 NHL Hockey Philadelphia 8 Odyssey 8 Opuss49 4 Jackie ® Movie "Journey To Shiloh" 8 Solid Gold '79 Special ® 8 Issues And Answers John Connally, Phil Crane, Rob­ ® & Profeaalonal Bowlera Tour 01 the first round ol the men's Flyers vs. Vancouver Canucks 1KW 10:30 ® Popeye And Friends (1968) James Caan. Michael (8 Free To Choose 6:20 ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) 9:00 ert Dole and Ronald Reagan ~ Live coverage of the $125,000 finals (from Freeport in the 18 DiKavarIng The Art Of Korea ® NBA Basketball New Jersey 11:30 ® 8 Superfrlends Sarrazin. 8 M ovie "Murderers' Row " ® News 8 This Is The Life ® Alice Historical and cultural back­ field questions from a panel ol AMF MagIcScore Open from Bahamas). Nets vs. San Diego Clippers ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ ® Davey A nd G oliath I® Domata (1966) Dean Martin, Ann- 8 Fishing With Roland Martin ® David Wolpar Presents reporters and constituents. Landmark Lanes In Peoria, Illi­ 6:30 ground filmed in Korea are 3:45 cial features, coverage of com­ 8 8 8 Godzilla / Glo­ 0 Tennis Margret A retired spy is cailed in 8 S o c c e r ® nis W ritten included in this locus on "5.000 nois. 11:30 ® Face The S tate 10:00 ( t l NBA Basketball Boston Cel­ petition not televised earlier and betrotters Adventure Hour to protect a famous scientist 8 It's Your Business ® Jake Hess Gospel Tima Years Ol Korean A rt," an exhibit ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ 3:30 ® Time For Timothy ®CBS Reports " The Trouble 4:30 tics at Seattle SuperSonIcs a summary ol the day’s events in 8 Sesame Street (R) from foreign powers (2 hrs.) 8 Movie "The Big Mouth” 8 8 8 NBC Movie "The that will be touring the U S. over cial features, coverage of com­ ® Once Upon A Midnight 8 D aktarl With Women"" The effects ol the I® Sports Sp^acular A pre­ Lake Placid. Frank Gilford hosts. 8 Faith For Today (1967) Jerry Lewis, Harold J Towering Inferno " (1974) Steve the next two years. 4:00 petition not televised earlier and Dreary 9:30 8 Ring Around The World drive for sexual equality are exa­ view and highlights of the quali­ ® NBA Basketball Los Angeles Stone. McQueen. Paul Newman. During 8 8 8 Joe Garaglola Tucson a summary ol the day’s events in 8:3 0 ® I Love Lucy ® New York Report mined through profiles of three fying races for the Da^ona Lakers vs. New Jersey Nets 7:00 ceremonies for the opening ol Open The final round of this Lake Placid. Frank Gilford hosts. ® The RIntstones ® 8 Professional Bowlers Tour 0 Nova women from varying back­ "500": 10-round WBC 10:00 ® Christopher Closaup the world’s tallest skyscraper, PGA tournament is presented ® 8 Viewpoint On Nutrition ® Jake Hess Gospel Time MONDAY'S SPECIALS grounds: Harry Reasoner middleweight bout with Marvin ® Comment ® Wondarama 12:30 fire breaks out and traps hun­ from the Randolph Municipal ® I Love Lucy anchors. Hagler vs. Loucif Hamani. from 9:0 0 4:00 ® News ® This Is The Life dreds of partygoers on the build­ FEBRUARY 18.1880 Golf Course in Tucson. Arizona. WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS ® Dialogue Portland, Maine; Indoor Mile ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner ® Big Valley ® Arthritis Telelhon ® World Opportunities ing's lop floor. (Part 1) Record Challenge from the 4:30 8 Prime Time Saturday 8 Rex Humbard ® Jake Hess Gospel Time FEBRUARY 20,1980 Costly Date ® M ovie "Angel And The ® Another View ® 0 Maslarpleca Theatre THURSDAY'S SPECIALS Astrodome in Houston. ® a Wide World Of Sports Badman" (1947) John Wayne. 8 To Be /Announced 8 American Short Story 8 Momingtown 8 ® 8 Meet The Press 8 Public Affairs AFTERNOON Scheduled events include Men's 8 Conversations With 8 8 Joe Garaglola Tucson Gail Russell a M ovie "The Fly" (1958) 7:30 World Individual Gymnastics 10:30 9:30 FEBRUARY 21.1880 Open The semi-final round of ® 8 Plasticman David Hedison, Patricia Owens ® Face The State ® We Believe 1:00 this PGA tournament Is present­ Championships (from Fort EVENING Susan Anspacli will star in ® The Jeffarsons 12:00 ® Daniel Boone ® Black News ® Faith For Today ® Movie "Blood Alley" (1955) ® The World Tomorrow 8 R itual ed from the Randolph Municipal Worth, Texas); World Frisbee “Professional Date," a new 8 8 8 Fred And Barney Meet 4:30 John Wayne. Lauren Bacall. ® Sports Spectacular 8 Prime Time Saturday 8 Robert Schuller ® Jerry Falwell MORNING Golf Course in Randolph. Championships (from Pasade­ 7*30 motion picture-for-television ThaS hm oo ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics 12:30 ® Davey And Goliath 8 Wheelle And The Chopper Arizona. na). Jim McKay hosts. (i) College Basketball Holy currently being filmed for 8 Mister Rogers (R) 11:00 ® Accent On Living 10:00 8 China: Land Of My Father 8 8 Joe Garaglola Tucson Bunch Crossvs. University ol Connecti­ CBS. She portrays a divorcee 8 Villa Alegre ® ® ® 8 8 N e w s 8 Davey And Goliath 8 8 8 College Basketball ® Trapper John, M.D. 10:00 5:00 Open ® All In The Family 1:00 ® 8 Wide World Of Sports cut who lists herself with a dating 8 Discovering tits Art Of Korea ® News 8 People's Business Special 9:3 0 8 Hogan's Heroes 8 Soap Factory 7:45 ® NHL Hockey 8 DIacovartng The Art Of Korea Scheduled events are the World EVENING 8:00 0 Rrlng Line Report agency to augment her 8 Once Upon A Classic 18 Monty Python's Flying Circus 8 Sacred Heart 8 The Voyage Of Charles Individual Gymnastics Cham­ ® NBA Basketball Indiana 4:45 2:00 meager clerk’s income. 8 Carrascolendas- .8 Second City TV 1:30 Darwin pionships from Fort Worth and Pacers vs. New York Knicks ® Listen 8:00 8 The Battle Of Wastlands AFTERNOON 7:00 Co-starring are Debbie ® Ropefellows Call To Prayer 8 The Woman Of Ruasla the conclusion ol the Legendary ® a XIII winter Olympics 10:00 11:30 ® Shalom Corrter: Purim 3:00 9:00 Lytton, Doug Dirkson, Bill 5:00 2:00 0 Fast Forward Pool Players Shoot-Out featuring Events scheduled to be televised ® Doctor Who ® M ovie "Once Upon A Time ® Sunday Mass 8 C'eet Mol. Toulouse Lautrec 2:30 ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Elliot and Laurie Hendler, ® Mission: Impossible ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) Minnesota Fats and Alan Hop­ are women's downhill; ice danc­ ISlAsW eSeelt In The West" (1969) Henry ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) 10:30 0 Ritual Events scheduled to be covered ® 8 Wide World Of Sports ® Harvest Temple kins vs. Willie Mosconi and Steve ing: pairs Iree skating and with guest-stars Cyd Charisse, 8 Hot Fudge Fonda. Claudia Cardinale. ® Dr. Gene S cott ® Sports Extra EVENING include U S. vs. West Germany, ® Wrestling ® Live From The Metropolitan Mizerak. from Las Vegas. highlights ol the 70-meter spe­ EMie Adams. Kevin McCarthy, ® Tales Of The Unexpected 8 0 Sesame Street (R) ® Sunday At The King's House EVENING ice hockey (live): women's com­ 10:30 ® Mayor Athanson's Forum 8 Movie "Cat Ballou " (1965) ® Wrestling cial ski jumping. Jim McKay Mary Frann, Gretchen Wyler ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics 8 Oral Roberts 8 The Drum pulsory figure skating; women's ® Popeye 8 0 Que Pasa, U.S.A.7 Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin. 6:00 hosts and Todd Susman. Miss 8 8 8 Saturday Night Live 8 Devlin 0 Cold Nights . 3.000-meter speed skating: ® 8 Scooby And Scrappy Doo 8 Lawrence Welk 0 American Short Story ® 3 All-Star Family Feud The EVENING 8 M ovie "Charlie Chan In City 8 Latino 9:00 women’s giant slalom, first run: Anspach has appeared on CBS 8 8 8 Daffy Duck 11:00 casts o l "Angie. " The Ropers. " 0 Skiing To Gold The downhill 8:00 5:30 In Darkness” (1939) Sidney 2:30 ®The Road To Moscow Ath­ men's 4 X 10 kilometer cross in 'The Secret Life of John 8 Free To Choose 8:30 ® ® 8 8 8 News "The Waltons. " and " The Dukes racers, cross-country champions ® Living Faith Toler. Lynn Bari. ® Promises Of God 6:00 letes include sprinter Clancy country relay. Jim McKay hosts. Chapman" and “I Want to 8 M ovie "Blondie's Anniver­ ® Mario And The Magic Movie ® Public Affairs of Hazzard " compete in a prime and daring ski jumpers ol the (8 0 As We See It ® Racing From Aqueduct Edwards: rower Anita DeFranIz; sary" (1948) Penny Singleton. 11:45 Machine 8 The PTL Club time version of this game show. U S. Ski Team are profiled as 11:30 Keep My Baby.’ She also has 3:00 pentathlon hopeful Neil Glenesk; Arthur Lake. ® M ovie "The Longest Day" ® Eighth Day ® Sunday At The King's House 8 Ask The Manager 8 0 Okavango In the rich pro­ they prepare lor the 1980 Winter 6:30 (® 8 XIII winter Olympics Spe­ appeared on Broadway in EVENING gymnast Bart Conner; and (1962) John Wayne. Robert 8 Oral Roberts 8 8 8 Sportsworid fusion of the world"s largest Olympics in Lake Placid, with 0 Soccer Made In Germany cial features, coverage of com­ "tm ir” and "A View From the 11:00 11:15 Milchum 8 Robert Schuller 0 Tennis inland delta in the Republic ol highlights ol pre-Olympic events Australia's husband-and-wife petition not televised-earlier and Bridge." ® Soul Train ® CBS News 8:00 team ol Lyn (long jump) and Wall 6:00 8 The Road To Moscow 8 Jonny Quest Botswana. Africa, an effort is in the U S. and World Cup events ® M ovie "Baron Blood " (1972) 3:30 8 NHL Hockey H artford (shot put) Jacenko. ® ® News 8 Jewish Heritage 11:30 being made to reconcile the con­ in Europe. JosMh Gotten. Elke Sommer. ® Six Million Dollar Man 12:00 ® Mdvie "Little Caesar" (1930) Whalers vs. Toronto Maple Leals 8 8 8 Casper And The ® Movie "The Human 8:50 ® Movie "Which Way To The flicting needs o l man and wild­ 10:00 ® Racing From Aqueduct Edward G. Robinson. Douglas Front? " (1971) Jerry Lewis. Jan 8 WCT Tennis Jimmy Connors Angela Monster " (1940) Bela Lugosi. ® Wonder Window life. vs. Tim Gullikson ® NHL Hockey New York Islan­ 8 Footsteps Fairbanks Jr. Murray. Greta Gynt. FRIDAY'S SPECIALS ders vs. Vancouver Canucks 11:30 8 Black Perspective 9:00 ® 8 The Superstars ® David Susskind 9:00 fELEVISION ® Arthritis Telothon (Cont'd) ® Fat Albert 8 Wild, Wild West ® B arrio 3 :4 5 ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics TUESDAY'S SPECIALS FEBRUARY 22,1980 ® 8 XIII winter Olympics 10:30 ® Living Faith (S Sports Extra ® 8 Spiderwoman 0 Once Upon A Classic ® Bugs Bunny And Friends ® NBA Basketball 8 Star Trek Events scheduled to be covered TEC-IRON AND STEKEO 8 Flash Gordon 12:45 ® Davey And Goliath 8 The Road To Moacow FEBRUARY 19. 1880 are U S. vs. Norway, ice hockey; 11:30 6:30 ® Family Focus 4:00 8 8TheJetsona ® CBS News 8 McHale's Navy 8 Larson MORNING women's downhill non-stop test ® 8 XIII Winter Olymjiics Spe­ 41t MAIN St. MANCHESTER phone f i A R - T h l 8 Nova 8 Jimmy Swaggart ® Arthritis Telethon (Cont'd) run; men's 5000-meter speed cial features, coverage of com­ ® Carol Burnett And Friends 1:00 8 Day Ol DIsccwery 8 8 8 Joe Garaglola Tucson 11:45 ® Jackie Gleason ® Sha Na Na ® Movie "The Only Game In MORNING skating; the 20-kllometer Individ­ petition not televised earlier and AFTERNOON 8 Mister Rogers (R) Open 10:00 ual biathlon: third and fourth ’ ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 8 8 8 NBC News 8 Bock Concert 18 Movie "The Trouble With Town ” (1968) Warren Beatty, 8 People's Business Special a summary ol the day's events in 8 Popeye runs of the two-man bobsled; Lake Placid. Frank Gilford hosts. 8 A nother Voice 8 Rockworld 8 The World Tomorrow Angels ” (1966) Rosalind Russell. Elizabeth Taylor. 10:00 Report fourth run ol the men's and 12:00 8 N a w s Hayley Mills. 8 Movie "Midas Run ” (1969) 8 Peopla's Busineaa Special 8 The Road To Moacow Ath­ 1:15 0 Sesame S treet (R) women's luge. Jim McKay hosts. letes Include 800-meter prospect ® KIdtworld 0 Soccer Made In Germany Richard Crenna. Fred Astaire. Report EVENING Rtcondilionid 8 N a w s 9:15 4:30 Mark Belger; swimmer Jesse ® Rat Patrol 7:00 ® 8 Wide World Of Sports 12:00 11:30 J C o lo r T V s ® W a a k a n d S pecial 1:30 ® New Day Vassallo; and 10.000 meter OH M L ® Agronsky And Company ® Festival Of Faith 8 It's Your Business EVENING ® 8 XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ 8 8 Hot Haro Sandwich ® News (Tima Approximate) 8:00 cial features, coverage ol com­ racers MattI Malnlo and Craig ® M * A * S *H 9:3 0 8BaMeOIThoPI«iats 8 M ovie "Frankenstein Creat­ 5:00 12:30 ® & Pink Panther In Olym- petition not televised earlier and Virgin. ® Nows ® My Three Sons 9 M plnka Animated. The Pink CARKf’ INS. M . wivtili^ 8 M ovie "Dig That Uranium" ed Woman" (1967) Peter Cush­ 8 Jimmy Swaggart ® Mission: Impossible ® Movie "Yellow Sky " (1948) a summary of the day's events In 12:30 ® Benny HW ® Goldie And Uza Together Panther creates havoc when he (1958) Bowery Boys, Leo Gorcey. ing. Susan Denberg. 8 Bectrie Company (R) 0 8 a y Brother Gregory Peck. 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Richard Burton. 0 NHL Hockey ® Little Rascals OS Jake Hass Gospel Time 0 Dlscovarlng The Art Of Korea ® Two Ronnies 000Tomarrow 0 News 9:30 ® Captioned ABC News 6:30 0 "Journey To The Center Ol 12:45 ® Meat The Mayors (Mon, Wed) 0 Okavango (Wed) 8KX) 0 Camera Three The Earth" (1959) Pat Boone, 2:00 11:00 ® Carol "Burnett And Frtenda ® 0 Edward And Mrs. Simp­ 4:30 11:30 S i Listen ® New York R a ^ (Tue) 1:10 James Mason. 1:55 0 The Battle Of Waatlands ® ® 0 0 ® N e w a ® Tic Tac Dough ® CBS Late Movie "Ash son 0 22 Alive 10:00 ® Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 1KX) ® Nine On New Jers^ (Thu) ® 0 News ® News (Fri) ® M * A *S * H 0— 0 — 0 N — BriDw MD/* C Irwws — Wednesday" (1973) Elizabeth ® 0 CXiarile's Angels 0 Movie "Wings Ol Danger" 1:00 erts ® Movie ® Newark And Reality (FrI) 3:00 The Enforcer" ® Benny HNI 0 ® Over Easy Taylor. Henry Fonda. ® NBA Basketball (1952) Zachary Scott, Naomi 0 0 0 Skag ® "Blanche Fury" (1948) ® Kojak a a Today 2:00 0 C'est Mol, Toukxiae Lautrec 0 Connecticut Prime Time (1950) Humphrey Bogart. Zero 0 Qunamoke 0 B o b Newhart 0 0 Real People Chance. Stewart Granger. Valerie ® 0X111 Winter Olympics Mostel iS TV Community College (Mon- ffi Aa The World Turns aCavIdAllen 2:00 0 ® Great Performances Hobson ® NBA Basketball Thu) ® Rex Reed Movie Guide (Fri) 6:55 ® News 10:30 1:35 ® Canadian Election 1980 0 Gunsmoke 0 0 0 Tonight a Abbott And Costello ® a One Ufa To Live DAYTIME MOVIES 0 N e w a ® Joe Franklin ® Newark And Reality 4:00 tid ABC News 0 The Fourth Estate ® Austin City Limits i OS Accent On Living (Mon) 11:30 Y 0 M * A * S * H 9:00 ® Tve Lived Before " (1956) 9:00 7:00 —THURSDAY.. 1:40 OS Oomata(Tue-Frl) ® Life And TImee Of Eddie Rob­ ® All In The Family ® Two Ronnies Jock Mahoney. 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Fernando ® "The Hero" (1969) Richard 7:29 3:07 0 Z o o m (R ) Heritage Corner 2:30 12:00 ® News (Time Approximate) erts Rey Harris, Romy Schneider 0 Dally Numbers lady. (2 hrs.) 0 The Odd Couple 1:00 ’ ® Qllllgan's Island ® Harry O DAYTIME MOVIES ® Kojak 9:30 3:35 0 Streets Of San Francisco ® Movie "The Visit" (1964) 3:00 OS Oomata 4:00 ® 0 Barney Miller 7:30 9:30 ® 0 Xlll Winter Olympics ® The Brady Bunch ® P.M. Magazine (B Rat Patrol ® Legancy Of A Dream ® Racing From Roosevelt ® 3-2-1 Contact Ingrid Bergman, Anthony Quinn. iF Movie Psycho" (i960) 0 0 0 Another World ® "The Vanquished " (1953) ® Movie "Twenty-Three Paces 5:22 ® The Partridge Family ® All In The Family ® All In The Family 0 0 0 Tonight 0 0 0 Midnight Spedal Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh 0 Nova (Wed) John Payne, Jan Slerling. 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Scott On Hebrews Adams. 11:45 ® Tic Tac Dough ® Return Of The Saint 4:00 a N ^ Zoo Revue (Tue, Thu) 0 M *A*S*H 4:05 @ Fast Forward (Tue) a Abbott And Costello ® 0 The Iran Crisis: America 0 0 0 NBC News @ Hazel a Joker's Wild 0 ® MacNeil / Lehrer Report ® The Gong Show 10:00 12:30 1:25 @ The Advocates In Brief (Wed) EVENING ® Candlan Election 1980 ® CBS Reports Held Hostage 0 ® Over Easy a My Three Sons 0 Solid Gold '79 ® "Johnny Belinda " (1948) ® Star Trek 4:30 ® Ritual (Thu) (Cont'd) 4:30 ® News 0 Bob Newhart 0 Movie "A Minute To Pray, A ® Movie Trauma (1963) 9:50 @ Old Houseworks (Fri) 0 Maude 0 22 Alive 0 0 0 Best Ol Saturday Night Jane Wyman, Charles Bickford. 12:00 6:00 12:30 0 "'Francis Joins The WACS " 6:55 Second To Die " (1968) Alex John Conte. Lynn Ban a News 0 Tic Tkc Dough Live ® Columbo 3:00 ® ® 0 0 News ® Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ (1954) Donald O'Connor. Mamie ® 0 Police Woman 0 News Cord. Arthur Kennedy. 10:00 ® Guiding Light ® I Love Lucy erts 8:00 10:30 Van Doren. ® Movie "Samar " (1962) 7:00 1*30 d Face The Music ® Popeye And Friends ® Joker's Wild a Our Miss Brooks ® The White Shadow ® Meet The Mayors George Montgomery. Gilbert ® CBS News ® Life Of Riley ® The Brady Bunch ® a General Hospital 0 TV Community College ® Cross-Wits — W E D I ^ Y . 1:00 .DAYTIME. 12:35 0 Connecticut Prime Time Roland. ® 0 M ’A*S*H ® Mike Douglas ® Ironside a The Odd Couple ® 0 Xlll Winter Olympics ® "Cry Of The Penguins" 2:00 ® 0 Police Story ® News ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews ® 0 ABC News ® Romper Room 01 Ufeslylea (Mon) 0 Streets Of San Francisco ® Movie " Brewster McCloud " (1973) Hayley Mills, John Hurt. . ® Joe Franklin MORNING DAYTIME SPECIALS 0 Abbott And Costello ® Face The Music a a Card Sharks OS Family Focus (Tue) ® 3-2-1 Contact 1:00 (1971) Bud Corl. Sally Kellerman. 11:00 0 Movie "Little Big Horn" 4:00 ® Festival Of Faith 0 22 Alive Melodyland Charismatic Clin­ ® Movie "The Corn Is Green " With the help ol an angel, a ® ® 0 0 0 N e w s 12:30 (t951) Marie Windsor. John OS 6:30 ® "Machine Gun Kelly" (1958) 0 PopI Goes The (Country 4:55 B Electric Company (R) (Mon) ic (Wed, Fri) (1945) Bette Davis. John Dali. modern-day optimist living in the 10:00 ® M *A*S*H ® Lite And Times Of Eddie Rob­ Ireland 0 PTL Club ® Carol Burnett And Friends Charles Bronson. Susan Cabot. 0 News 0 People's Business Special World Opportunities (Thu) 0 0 0 Tomorrow Houston Astrodome attempts to 0 People's Business Special ® Benny Hill erts OS ® Tic Tac Dough 0 "Fun In Acapulco " (1963) 0 ® Dick Cavett 5:00 Report (T ue-Frl) 0 C'est Mol, Toulouse Lautrec prepare himself for "flight. " Report 0 Have Gun Will Travel 0 Our Miss Brooks 0 0 0 NBC News Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress 0 Newlywed Game C5) News 3 Ironside (Mon) 1:10 0 0 0 T h e Misadventures Of 0 Presente 0 @ Over Easy ® McCloud 1:30 1:00 a I Love Lucy a I Dream Of Jeannie Sheriff Lobo 0 David Allen 7:29 2:25 5:20 a Bob Newhart 0 Okavango EVENING ® Movie "All Through The 0 Over Easy 1:45 0 ® Nova ® Two Ronnies 0 Dally Numbers ® News iD Ed Allen 10:24 Night"' (1942) Humphrey Bogart, 6:55 ® News 0 Gunsmoke a Weather (Mon, Thu) 3:30 11:30 6:00 Conrad Veidt. 7:30 2:30 5:22 ® News 8:30 DAYTIME MOVIES ® Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 0 0 0 Tomorrow 0 Movie "The Daughters Ol 10:30 ® Woody Woodpecker 2:00 ( I ) ( 1 ) 0 0 News (i) P.M. Magazine ® Movie 7:00 ® Merv Griffin erts 0 Movie "The Petty G irl" Joshua Cabe" (1972) Buddy ® Whewl 0 0 Villa Alegre (R) (Mon, ® Joe Franklin ® I Love Lucy ® All In The Family ® CBS News ® K o |a k (1950) Robert Cummings, Joan ® Family Feud Ebsen. Karen Valentine. 5:50 $ My Three Sons Wad, Fri) 0 M * A * S 'H 9:00 5:22 ® Joker's Wild (£ New Zoo Revue 0 a Villa Alegre (Tue, Thu) ® a M*A*S*H ® 0 Xlll Winter Olympics Caulfield. ® Dating Game a 0 a Hollywood Squares 2:30 ® Goldie And Liza Together ® "Stella" (1950) Ann Sheri­ 0 TV Community College 3:00 a Bewitched ® ® ABC News ® Dave Allen 0 Nashville Music 5:55 0 Once Upon A Classic (Mon) 0 0 0 Movie "The End " dan. Victor Mature. 0 The Odd Couple 1:10 ® Movie Fury Ol Hercules' ® Face The Music 0 The Odd Couple 0 0 0 Tonight 0 M*A*S*H iS Today's Woman a Cross-Wits 4:00 (1978) Burt Reynolds. Dom 0 Streets Of San Francisco ® 0 Baretta (1961) Brad Harris. Alan Steele. ® Festival Of Faith 2:51 12:30 0 Sergeant Bllko 0 ® MacNeil / Lehrer Report ® A.M. Weather ® Woody Woodpecker And DeLuise. After learning that he ® 3-2-1 Contact 6:00 0 Wrestling ® (Time Approxment) News ® "The Green Light" (1937) ® Captioned ABC News 1:40 0 Solid Gold '79 3:10 Friends has a terminal disease, a man 6:30 ® Black Sheep Squadron ( £ Kidsworld (Mon) 10:55 0 News Errol Flynn. Anita Louise. 11:45 0 Maude ® Hat Patrol ® Little Rascals 3:00 decides to shorten his suffering 0 "Hercules Unchained" ® Carol Burnett And Friends (E Comment fTue) ® CBS News 0 ® Dick Cavett ® 0 T h e Iran Crisis; America 0 Tic Tac Dough ® 0 Marv Griffin ® Movie " My Brother Has Bad by half-heartedly finding a way to (1960) Steve Reeves. Sylva ® Tic Tac Dough 2:00 3:30 d ) We Believe (Wed) 0 Newlywed Game Held Hostage ® Joe Franklin 0 Movie Tonight And Every 11:00 ® 0 Movie Dreams" end his life before illness claims Koscina. 0 0 0 NBC News 8:00 d ) Fof The State (Thu) him. 0 M * A * S * H Night" (1945) Rita Hayworth, Lee ® The Price Is Right OS Domata 7:29 0 Six Million Dollar Man 12:00 0 ® Over Easy ® The Incredible Hulk d ) For Our TImee (FrI) i'? ! IuIUIH b u Bowman. 0 New Zoo Revue (Mon, Fri) 0 Daily Numbers 0 ® Mystery 1:00 ® M a r y Hartman, Mary Hart­ 0 Bob Newhart 2:19 ® Cross-Wits ( £ First Edition (Mon) 3*32 ® "The Prince Who Was A ® a a Laveme A Shirley (R) 0 Rim Feature (Tue) 0 Movie ""Whalever Happened man ® News ® 0 Pink Panther In Olym- 3:40 X ) Ckxinecticut: Seen (Tue) 7:30 (® Best Of Midday Thief" (1951) Tony Curbs. Piper 6:55 ® S tr^ h t Talk 0 For You, Black Woman (Wed) To Aunt Alice?" (1969) Geraldine ® 0 Love Boat pinks ® Hal Patrol d ) Make It Real (Wed) ® P.M. Magazine 0 News 0 0 a High Rollers 0 A Woman's Place (Thu) 4:00 Page, Ruth Gordon. Alter learn­ Laurie. ® Movie "Battle Of El 2:30 ® Movie Dollars " (1971) War­ ® Eighth Day (Thu) ® All In The Family 0 The Odd Couple 3:55 0 Thinkabout (Mon) 0 @) Sesame Street 0 News ing that she killed her husband in Alamein " (1971) George Hilton, 7:00 ren Beatty, Goldie Hawn. Two ® Dialogue (FrI) ® The Muppets 4:00 0 Movie "Miracle In The Rain ' ® Electric Company (R) a Dick Van Dyke vain, a woman continues killing Michael Rennie. culprits are chased all over Ger­ 0 Health Field ® Dating Game 4:30 ® "The Spoilers" (1956) Anne ® CBS News 2:45 (1954) Jane Wyman. Van John­ 11:15 a Bonanza to hide the truth. (2 hrs ) Baxter. 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Bv DAN LEWIS still very exciting to him. “Sanford and Son" opened the HOLLYWOOD - Redd Fox door for other situation come­ was having a good time work­ dies involving families such 1 11 ing in Las Vegas, claiming to as, “The Jeflersons," "Good be making more money than Times" ^nd "What's Happen­ he ever stuffed into his pock­ ing.” ets from television, when Redd asserts that he along came an old friend. wouldn't have gone to NBC to Fred Silverman, who said he ask them to revive the show. needed some help to revive He wanted them to come to NBC, him. NBC is where Redd once "I see 125 re-runs of the labored, but not with much show, and when they love — back in the days when approached me, I just figured Silverman was still at CBS — it was about time for a new before he became NBC's head batch," says Redd. honcho. “Sanford" will be aired in Fred Silverman's request its old time slot. This time was simple and Redd respond- . ... ufd . - . around, Sanford remarries a ed. Would he revive his Fred wealthy widow who lives in Sanford character? Fox said Beverly Hills. He moves in he would. with her, but his new afflu­ "I like Freddie Silverman," / ence will not change his ways. Foxx explains. "I followed He'll still wear army shoes Silverman to ABC when he and sweaters with elbows departed CBS. and went to sticking out. NBC." "Why do you and Fred Redd Foxx “Whenever my new wife Silverman have such good messes up. I'll talk to Eliza­ rapport?" Foxx was asked. just to get in and see Redd beth, my deceased first wife," "Makes things look wider," Redd reveals. New Faces "He's my son, " Foxx work. They paid extra for Redd says. Appearing at a coatuma ball on ABC'a daytime aeriea, answers with a mischievous booze. Redd collected the He doesn't forsee any of the Some f Does he have any other problems that plagued the “Ail My Children," are (left) actress Ruth Warrick, smile. He quickly breaks into entire coverage charge — fears? weekend. dressed as Cleopatra in the role of scheming Phoebe the giggles he finds difficult to $17.50 per person in a theater first show. Saturday curb. "Yeah. Empty pockets," he “I'm not difficult to work Tyler, and Taylor Miller portraying Nina Cortlandt. The that accommodated nearly answers. ball sequences air Monday, Feb. 18 and Tuesday, Feb. Redd Foxx was one of those 800 people per show. Redd with,” he observes. “People He says he needs $100,000 a don't get close to me. I'm a 19. comics unknown to the gener­ says he packed them in every al public for years. However night. At that rate, he was month to get by in these days loner. I don't go to parties, he was popular on the making an estimated $100,000 of heavy inflation. and I quit drinking when I got nightclub circuit. His act per week. "The government takes half m arri^." Lo could never qualify him for He wasn't earning that kind of it,", he complains. "Clothes When he quit the series the iTVDUlOGUEi the family-hour on TV. His of money in television. What's for my old lady (that would be first go-around, and signed specialty was raw comedy — more, his accommodations his wife) take the other half." with ABC (with Silverman in After a fr OOPS! — A correction to where I can write Kris Kris- raunchy, party material. His weren't exactly posh. He and Yet, he's willing to sacrifice charge there), he started with early snowf lart week's column: Stacey tofferson? — Polly Ford, act was popular in Las Vegas his producers at Tandem Pro­ the huge dollars he can earn a variety hour that didn't do snow droug Nelkin played the original Visalia. Calif. lounges, where other top ductions (headed by Norman in Las Vegas to return to tele­ well in the ratings. Redd's got a taste c Bonnie Sue Chisholm, not Try Magna Artists, 595 entertainers would come to Lear and Bud Yorkin) had vision and bring back the opinion is that it had low rat­ Stephanie Zimhalit, as report­ Madison Ave., New York, The first see him along with Vegas visi­ their battles, and their one crafty old Fred Sanford. NBC ings because. “I'm sure Niel­ began earl; ed. Also, an additional cast N Y. 10022; Kristofferson is tors. late at night. notorious squabble found will resurrect the series in the son doesn't have people in the between tw change in "The Chisholms” one of their clients. Then "Sanford and Son" Redd taking a walk because, spring. It's titled, “Sanford," ghetto." not mentioned previously is made him a major TV star. he complained, he didn't have not "Sanford and Son." His central seel the role of Kewedinok, origi­ When asked to recall what WONDERFUL - I have a After a few years of success windows in his dressing room. son, Lamont won't be in town he considered the funniest line six inches ft nally played by Sandra Giego, bet with a friend that Lynda in “Sanford and Son," Redd "I have claustrophobia," according I now taken over by Victoria for Fred to kick around he's ever heard. Redd picked Carter did not play the origi­ went back to his haven in Las Redd explains, recalling his (Demond Wilson played a gag recited to him by club Service al Racimo. nal “Wonder Woman" on tele­ Vegas. He set up shop at the youth. “I grew up in a single CHARMED — I've always Lamont in the original series). comic Jackie Gayle. “Once in between ont vision. I don't know the name Landmark Hotel and spent room with seven people living As Redd explains, “He's work­ my life," Gayle said to Foxx, the coast. found Richard Chamberlain to of the other aetress, but I nearly three years there, in it." be a totally talented and ing on the Alaska pipe line. I'll “I'd like to see four black In Mane know it wasn't Lynda. — Cin­ working one show a night, and Now, he lives in a large charming actor. Can you give be talking to him on the singers managing a dy Everson, Buffalo. two on weekends. house, with mirrors in every phone. " crews wert me his age and an address gangster.” Redd laughs hard had no pre Cathy Lm Crosby played Patrons dished out $17,50 room. Redd says that television is every time he recalls the line. where he may be reached? — "WW" 'in the original 1974 TV man force Sylvia Aubrey, Geyserville, movie, followed by Lynda Calif. Carter in a 1975“ TVxV movie. You can get a letter to the The series of specials was Sports Honor 45-year-old actor who recent­ called “The New Original NBC sportscaster Dick ly completed filming on the Wonder Woman" and finally A ll Enberg, the former college 12-hour miniseries. “Shogun." “The New Adventures of Won­ through his agent. The Wil­ professor who learned the val­ der Woman." ue of preparation and dedica­ By liam Morris Agency. 1350 CAR CRAZY — Perhaps tion during his career in H< Avenue of the Americas, .New you can help with a current York. N Y. 10019. education, and then carried MANCHE domestic disagreement. My those lessons with him into the NOPE — I am sitting question is- do you know the ble candidal watching “The Dukes of field of sportscasting, has mittee chaii exact make and model of the been honored as the National Haziard" and am wondering, car usually driven by “Star- Robert J. if the man who plays Rosco is Sportscaster of the Year for sky & Hutch" on their show? 1979 by the National said today the same min who played in a Did they always use the same Sportscasters and seeking tht western years ago, called car-make during the series, or "Sugarfoot.”? It's very impor­ was the make changed from Sportswriters Association. before next tant that I find out. — Judy time to time? Did the color Enberg's selection, based on Smith, wh Seagle, Mt. i! jlly, N.C. scheme stay the same? — nearly 2,500 ballots cast by joins a loni Will Hutchins played Tom John E. Steele, MD., Lebigh- his peers — sportscasters and member, i "Sugarfoot" Browser, while ton, Pa. sportswriters from around the didacy. Gee Sherrif Rosco is played by I've answered this one country — marked the first another actor with a flair for time since 1969 — when Curt last week many times before, but I'd f! didate. country characters, James hate to have the A.M.A mad at Gowdy was the recipient — Best. The only me, so, one more time .... The that an NBC sportscaster has Z-Z-Z — Can you tell me car. which was Starsky's, been so honored. who played Nick Zsysznyk on (Hutch owning a rather non­ a situation comedy a few descript heap), was a 1974 True Story years ago? — L.M, Brio, New Ford Torino for the entire run Brunswick, N.J. Satiric View Susan O'Hanlon, who plays of the series. May peace once Anne Logan on ABC's daytime You've got your s and z more reign at home. crossed a bit there; it was Burl Raynoldt portrays a man who laarns that ho only has a short time to live and hit series, “General Hospital,” Szysznvk and he was played (Send your. letters to Pepper Sally Field (left) and Joanne Woodward portray the two women in hie life who try to has someone very special in by Ned Beatty. O'Brien, NBA, 200 Park Ave., help him as ho responds to the shocking news, In the TV premiere of “The End " a her life. His name is Loring. K.K. — Can you tell me New York, N.Y. 10017) satiric comedy about death, on NBC Tuesday Night at the Movies, Feb. 19 He is her older brother and he is mentally retarded.

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