18 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., April 4, 1980 . GOP councilman raps mayor on budget proposal VKRM» — Republican Coun­ erroneous figure had been supplied adjusted accordingly. failed. saying, “I too feel precedent The vote was then taken on a mo­ cilman Morgan Campbell told Mayor because it wasn’t the figure The mayor commented, “Then ’The mayor recommended that the demands that the education budget tion to put the figures back as they Marie Herbst, Wednesday night, that presented by the Board of Education. that would mean an increase in taxes school board budget be cut by $200,- be presented as recommended.” were. Tliis passed in a straight par­ she was out of line in recommending The mayor said, "I submitted the and you’ve already complained about 000 “ pending further review of Mrs. Herbst said she presented r-. tyline vote with the Republicans iEaat lartfori a cut in the Board of Education budget as it came to me but I also the proposed mill increase.” projected school enrollment for the recommended budget as she did for voting for and the Depnocrats budget before it was reviewed by the gave a recommended figure that is Democratic council member ensuring year.” all other departments. “In the past I against. Town Council. open for discussion as all of my Leonard Jacobs then moved to have Campbell said this is the first time don’t know if any other mayors The budget as presented totals $11,- Campbell, during a budget recommendations are.” Campbell’s motion tabled lintil more that such a recommendation has attended Board of Education budget 972,953 and the revenues at $4,662,290. workshop, called for a correction in Campbell said the budget has to could be found out about the been made concerning the education sessions as I did,” she said. The impact on property taxes to the the figure given in the budget packet stand as presented and a recommen­ procedure in the matter. budget, at least since the town Campbell, citing the state statutes, town, for the education budget, is $7,- for the school board and also called dation for change can be made after The vote was five in favor and four governments were consolidated. said the mayor was in violation of the 436,820 or 38.3 mills. Tlie Imppct of for a change in the revenues line it has been submitted to the council. against but a vote to table needs a Republican Councilman Robert statutes in presenting the budget as the current year’s budget was 37.6 item. He said the revenues should also be two-third majority and so the motion Wehrli agreed with Campbell, she did. mills. lEueninn Mrralh Ho told the council that an Reqion_ $2^000 given Charter panel starts Vol. XCIX, No. 159 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, April 5, 1980 Since 1881 • 20it Single Copy • 15ti; Home Delivered to hospital South Windsor work VERNON - A donation of $2,000 cite Herald Blast damages transformer Vernon to file bid law suit, and the court could possibly rule CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SOUTH WINDSOR — The Charter was given to Rockville General that all business conducted was null and Revision Commission has elected former Before the mishap, one of the lines Hospital Thursday by the Eastern void. A company spokesman said tivities although Emmanuel Forde. a Town Councilman Leon Mainelli as chair­ Bv MARTIN KEARNS malfunctioned In addition. Forde for standby funds Connecticut Chapter of the March Officials indicated that the purpose of damages were expected to exceed spokesman for Northeast Utilities man and has scheduled a series of Wire there He raid Reporter said, lights llickered throughout of Dimes. the revision in the charter, which was ap­ $.500,000 and could go as high as $1 which is the parent company, said \ KKNON — The town has been in­ funded for this then all eligible meetings to run through June 9. greater Hartford tor about 45 The check was presented by Ms. proved last November in a referendum, when they million. the exact cause of the accident had vited to submit a fuli application as a preparation costs of the application The commission must work to resolve M A N U H K S rKR — An unexplained minutes before the transtormer Margaret Curtin, chairman of the was to insure that no party could be more were needed! The explosion occurred at 8:40 not yet been determined. standby for a Community Develop­ can be reimbursed. Otherwise, conflicts between referendum-approved explosion ripped through a exploded with a thunderous hang. chapter, to put toward buying than a bare majority on the Planning and a m. while company workers were ment Block Grant in the amount of preparation costs arc at the expense portions of the town charter and state law, transformer at the Hartford Electric Three 115,000 volt power lines run Although service was never in­ equipment for the hospital’s Zoning Commission. attempting to restore power to one of $600,000. of the town. expanded pre-natal clinic. brought to the attention of the town at­ Co.'s Olcott Street sub-station the station's three main power lines. into the substation which breaks terrupted. the same problem which The town was told last month by of­ Russell said that HUD has in­ The newly formed Charter Revision caused lights to tlicker, played liavoc The money was raised through torney last January. Commission is seeking the opinions of causing what officials termed exten­ The explosion which followed was not down the voltage and .sends it on to ficials of the department of Housing formed him Vernon is next in line for The town charter states, “No political This man with many area computers In many the efforts of 200 young people residents on various sections of the sive damage. directly linked In the workers ac­ other distribution sites and Urban Development that the funding if one of the other towns isn’t party shall nominate more than three and from the Rockville-Vernon area charter which may need revision. just sold the cases programs were damaged and department wouldn't fund a $600,000 funded for any reason. no elector shall vote for more than two who joined the March of Dimes Although the main purpose of the com­ second car had to he re-prograinined grant application filed by the town If filed, the following projects will members of the Planning and Zoning Mini-Walk last spring. The mission’s scheduled meetings is to change More than 10,000 gallons ol oil used partly because it didn't expend ali of be listed; Investor-owned housing Commission.” he no longer to cool the generator was spilled Eastern Connecticut chapter will the portion of the charter which is in con­ the previous grant money. rehab programs, $175,000; owner- This section conflicts with state election within the sealed translonner Forde hold its Mini-Walk April 13 at flict with state law, the Town Council needs Now the town has been told it occupied housing rehab program, statutes, which say that a party must en­ said the spill, which never escaped Rockville High School. Those par­ can’t direct the commission to limit its should submit an application for the $50,000; Historical Society matching ticipating should register at 9 a.m. dorse a number of candidates equal to the with a the transformer housing, had been $600,000 but that the application will scrutiny to that single issue. grant. $4,500; feasibility study and Sponsor sheets are available at number an elector may vote for. fast-action cleaned up. be processed only if a higher ranked preliminary concept definition for Mainelli has ask^ that residents who schools or from the March of According to Town Attorney John Wood­ would like to make suggestions, submit Forde said It could take some time application isn’t approved or if ad­ co-op housing program, $5,000; cock, the portion of the charter in conflict Classified Dimes office in Norwich. them in writing to the commission at one lor^.icials to determine the exact ditional funds become available. sodium lighting for Rockville Center, with state statutes could be a serious of the scheduled meetings or mail them to Ad. cause ol the explosion but added that The Town Council will be asked at $10,000; sidewalks repair ond problem for the town if not corrected Mainelli, 63 Timber Trail. whatever the cause, ' it was the meeting Monday night to make a reconstruction, $200,000; Vernon before next November’s elections. The meetings have been scheduled as something Internal to the decision as to whether or not it wants Water Co. matching grant, $11,000. Sunrise service Woodcock said that persons who might transtormer itsell. and not anything Also, doors and showers for follows; April 7, 14, 21 and 28; May 5, 12, to go ahead and file. If the council BOLTON - The Bolton be elected without a change in the wording sinister," Franklin Park West, $20,000; Linden 19, and 27; and June 2 and 9. All meetings decides to accept the invitation, HUD Congregational Church will conduct of the charter, could be challenged in a Forde also said that a portable must receive certification within 30 Place drainage project, $40,000; off- will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. a sunrise service Easter Sunday at transformer was being sent to the days in the form of a resolution street parking improvements, $25,- 6:30 a.m. It will be followed by sub-station which provides power to passed by the council. 000; Fitton Fire Co, renovations, Eighth District firefighter survey damage to a home at 56 all of Manchester A permanent The full application must be for the breakfast at 7 a.m. in Chandler Hall. $10,000; improvements to bridge Gambridge St. caused by a fire that broke out Friday around replacement, he said, would be con­ same proposed activities and the There will be two other Easter ser­ rails, $32,000; regional fair housing vices including communion service, EASTCII SKtUL noon. (Herald photo by Pinto) structed since the injured same grant amount as listed in the program, $5,000; and administration. at 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. transtormer '.vas ' damaged beyond_ pre-appiication. $12,500. from GREYLEDGE FARMS repair ' If the town is successful in being The holidays. Forte said, could be Hot Roasted Turkey thanked lor limiting the [lolential . . effects ol the accident At the time of 4 50 with Stuffing & Gravy Man burned Hemlocks applications ready the explosion, he said, energy use sion in late August is was less than normal Heavy the adults have been spen­ HEBRON - The director of the society said. designed for the mentally Hot Roasted Chicken demands for electricity could have Hemlocks Outdoor Educa­ The facility was designed ding their summers at the <6.99 retarded, ages 16 and over. overtaxed the system causing ser­ camp since they were 6 TO 7 lb. with Stuffing S fravy completo tion Center, operated by to permit maximum use Anyone having questions in house fire vice to be interrupted the Easter Seal Society for and enjoyment by han­ children. The summer about the camp program Hot Roasted Fryer The accident resulted in no human a summer residential cam­ dicapped children and sessions are for two-week should direct them to Carl MANCHESTER - A 29-year-old The blaze was brought under con­ injuries and Forde 'Oid at no time adults. It has a heated in­ periods and start June 15 »3.J9 with Stuffing & Gravy Cambridge Street man suffered trol shortly after the firemen ping program for the han­ Larson, director of cam­ Order 3

Los Angeles. vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. Harnessing the sun's energy through passive designs The Salton Sea project would be the world’s largest single a'hi.. Nursery program and coffee p.m,, salvation meeting. Jacobson, rector: Rev, J. Gary I has been the hallmark of good architecture for centuries. fellowship. United Pentecostal Church, 187 L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; solar project, producing over 600,000 kilowatts of Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to ohe Greek and Roman buildings faced the sun to gather heat: IlBolton Congregational Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, economic, pollution-free solar electricity, enough to Qplton Center Road. Rev, J. Stanton rector. 7:30 a m.. Holy Euchariso; 9 'tS' medieval castles were often built to store heat in great minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 supply a half-million people. Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., a.m.. Holy Eucharist and church school; masses of stone; tropical structures are built with thatch service and nursery, church school; 10:30 worship. 11 a m.. Holy Eucharist. Center Congregational Church, 11 and airy breezeways to deflect solar heat; barns in 4 jn., Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m., Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. northerly climes are built with sloping, south-facing roofs Wind power Forum, Study group. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., to catch solar heat and deflect winter snows. worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ senior pastor: Rev.Chester C. Copeland, Another solar-derived technology that promises associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Today, the lessons of passive solar design — neglected widespread application as well as low cost is wind power. day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. : Coventry St. John's Polish National Catholic Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. since the introduction of cheap energy, home air- Wind electricity is the least expensive form of solar Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Worship service and church school; 11:15 * Coventry Presbyterian Church, conditioners and compact central heating systems — are energy today, and a recent study by SRI International, a Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 once again. being learned. Proven passive solar 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. CicoMruv Moss — p o liika l ilitisiratoi suidka icd wiih ihc ^^ashlngton Post Writers Ciroup technology consulting firm, indicates that wind power a,m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. techniques for new homes and buildings utilize the mass could supply 80,000 megawatts of electricity, equivalent ; 7;30 p.m., Bihle study at parsonage. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. South Windsor of thick walls, rocks, and storage devices to store solar to 80 large nuclear or coal plants, by the turn of the cen­ Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 heat captured by the buildings and their windows for Route 31 and North River Road, Rev. W. Wapping Community Churrh, 1790 tury. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 later use. New structures may be specifically designed to 5 . Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ To date, several large wind generators have been built a.m. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., incorporate large south-facing windows, as well as school; 10:15 a.m., worship service, by the federal government, and at least one electric utili­ *St. Mary’s Church, Route 31, Rev. F. St. Jam es Church, Rev. James worship service and church school. special ventilation techniques to cool structures in ty, the Southern California Edison Co., has initiated a Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, .St. Francis of .Assisi Church, 673 summer. private test program. Until recently, the government’s Uszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, ■basses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 One award-winning builder. Jess Saveli, has used five- efforts have focused on gargantuan machines — each residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 7-30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Manchester inch walls of concrete and foam insulation to provide having rotor blades up to 300 feet in spread. Recent p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 Second Congregational Church, a.m. excellent cooling qualities in hot climates. His insulating research shows, however, that smaller machines (1,000 a.m., noon and 5 p,m, Qoute 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John cocoon has reduced energy requirements by 60 percent in St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. kilowatt, 100-200 foot blades) linked together in favorable pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. test homes. Such super-insulation will undoubt^ly prove areas may be the best, most economic answer to the 11 a.m., worship service. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, A message for Easter popular as consumers recognize substantial energy energy problem. savings at low cost. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10 and 11:30 a m. history, and time in most ^is era of theological Since wind generators are relatively simple, they can 10:30 and noon. What is immortality? citizens, the founder of ; East Hartford St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand There are three possible .some movement in that of the world is dated before ^"d declining be manufactured in large quantities at low cost and in­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Hill Road, Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar: Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; answers to the question. movement's success. A and after his time on earth moral standards, in this Active collectors stalled at favorable sites. The World Meteorological - f First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Organization estimates that 20 million megawatts of ' Ilev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m,, 10:20 a.m., group discussion. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, 10 We can give the word its man lives in his work. And his influence is not y®"'' "v i • church school; 11 a.m., morning Zion Evangelieal Lutheran Churrh literal meaning, and say merely the inspiration and elocutionary The active approach to solar energy, which uses special I.- wind electricity can be harnessed on a global basis. a.m.; family service and Sunday school. When he rose on the first piffle, in this time of collectors to trap heat and storage devices to save it for I worship; 7 p.m., evening service. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High A\er> Street Christian Reformed that a man is immortal if Easter. Jesus Solar energy is also stored in biomass, or plant matter, streets. Rev. (Charles W, Kuhl, pastor. 9 which men derive from a violence and hostages and later use, is also rapidly growing. ” JFirst Baptist Church of East Hart- Churcii, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen. the living consciousness, demonstrated all three that can be converted into liquid and gaseous fuels to • ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday life nobly lived, that makes revolutions, may the light Early in this century, a substantial market for solar pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m. which till then has been the forms of immortality. replace petroleum and natural gas. The goal is tantalizing - Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 anq 7 p m., worship service, nursery at them want to imitate it the risen Lord shine in collectors developed in California and Florida, but the ad­ subject of experience in Most importantly and as — the energy stored in biomass is estimated to be 10 to 40 ; qtm. and 7 p.m., worship services, a.m,. First and second year youth in- both services. and through the body, con­ That is true in the natural oor l>y« and in our wor d vent of cheap fossil fuels and electricity curtailed the I nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 struction. Holy Communion the first and a matter of fact, he is alive times the current annual human use of fossil fuels. Messiah Evangelical l.iitherun tinues to be the subject of order, but there is more to immor ; p.m., Training Union. third Sunday of each month. and lives forever. Because . ,, breathe spring and warmth solar demand. As late as 1951, however, there were 50,000 The conservation economy and the solar transition are Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 experience, even though solar water heaters in Miami. “ Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, the tomb was empty, It than that. In the super- j; j^gg^ts. not radical, impossible steps for our civilization. Using ^■Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 the body has died and because death had only a natural order he is the Today, solar water hearing is catching on again, and ceased to function. Rev. Marlin J. Scholsky energy efficiently and increasing the use of solar energy __Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 a m., Sunday school. brief triumph over him. fountain of every grace we Pastor nationally, the industry may reach $20 billion by the end p.m., worship. Or we may take refuge in will have dramatic, positive effects on the U.S. • a.m., worship service. Our Savior Lutiieran Church,^ because he appeared many receive. As St. Paul says, Bartholomew Church, of the 1980s. Solar space heating and airconditioning ' First Congregational Church, 87 F'irst Church of Christ, Seientist, 447 metaphor, and say that a St. economy. Decentralized, community approaches to (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road 9 times to many people to in­ “He is that head whose Manchester technologies are also being developed and marketed for ; Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, N. Main St. 11 a m., church service, Sun­ a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m , man is immortal as long as dicate that he had survived body is the Church; it solving energy problems encourage the development of • minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate day school, and care for small children. homes, commercial buildings, and industry. worship. he is publicly remembered. and that his eternal person begins with him, since his new jobs, and solar energy will reduce the need for in­ [ minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Community Baptist Church, 585 E. itT ^ The most familiar type of solar collector consists of a Why should he want to go was the first birth out of flationary imports of non-renewable fuels. > church school, child care; 11 a m., coffee Center St. Rev. James I. Mee.’, minister. and human body were t m i dark metal surface. covered with copper tubes for on being conscious again united, he gave death." As surely as we What is needed is a major national commitment to this I hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Vernon SPEWS transferring a liquid, enclosed in a glass-covered box. Un­ ; fellowship. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing anyway? Praise, even mankind a new faith and a derive our human nature goal. The full cooperation of industry, labor unions, though it falls on deaf ears, By til recently, this was the only widely available commer­ • Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 during the service; 10:30 a m.. Morning St. Joseph Cliurch. 33 West St., new vision of life and the from our parents, we citizens and government can make the dream of an Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 is the reward of life, and Eugene cial solar technology. Now. more than 100 U S. manufac­ ; Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. worship, nursery provided. world. He is risen, he is not derive our supernature p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polishl. 10 Mount Rushmore, a monu­ Brewer turers produce a dazzling variety of designs, such as flat- energy-efficient solar age into a reality. ; 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. in the tomb. He is risen, old from Jesus. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. and 11:15 a.m. ment in Washington, or a • service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. fears of change and age When Easter comes, the Considerable discussion plate collectors covered with plastic glazing; collectors George Emmitt, minister of visitation Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are ; Nursery at all services. stuatue in a Manchester and death have vanished. Church delights in remin­ and scientific (?) research that have tracking devices to "follow" the sun; and ' Burnside United Methodist Church, and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; St, Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor 9 park, not some disem­ Because of this, because ding herself of the newness are being focused on those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect ' 161 C3iurch St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church a.m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ evacuated tube collectors that trap heal in glass vacuum bodied wraith, is the true of life and the immortality whether there is life after those of the University of California, the National En­ [ day school; 7 p.m., evening service. his passing through the tubes. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, heir of his identity. that is Christ. On Holy dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ • ages, including an adult class; 10:30a.m., nursery. Sacred Heart Churrh, Route 30. Rev. world did not end with death. An integral part of For many household uses, simple flat-plate collectors Or we may refine the Saturday evening a new this question is whether dation, the distributing agency, or the participating Worship hour with child care provided for Calvary Church (Assrmhlirs of Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael death but with ressurrec- can provide hot water and space heating, but for more point, and say that all men spark of fire is struck, the there will be a ressurection newspapers and colleges. I infants through age 5; 6 p.m., Junior High God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ tion, the Lord is sophisticated applications — such as providing heat over Wind power Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and are immortal since each of Paschal candle is lighted, of the dead. " and .Senior High Youth Fellowships. remembered more than The spirit returns to God Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 noon. us leaves some influence and a new set of candles 200 degrees F. for the operation of refrigeration or in­ " Wesley Memorial Church (llniteil any other man. Perhaps his at death (Eccl. 12:7). dustrial heating equipment — concentrating and tracking Modern wind turbine in Clayton, N.M., con- derived energy today. (U.S. Department of Next week: John H. Gibbons and William U. Chandler • Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service St. Jolin's Episcopal Churcii, Route on the world as we pass image has become familiar and lamps are lighted in trasts with traditional windmill. Wind elec- Energy) of the U. S. Office of Technology Assessment review the 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 through it. The parent can assuring us that life con­ collectors are preferred. I Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. to our sight after two thou­ turn. Christ was dead and tinues even after the body ; worship service, child care. Concordia Lutheran Churrh, a.m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ Today's solar hot water heals cost from $1,500 to $4,000 tricity is the least expensive form of solar- potentials and problems of synthetic fuels. be said to be reproduced in sand years. Perhaps his is alive and from his im­ disintegrates. The (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. vice and church school. the child. In a differnet but praise is common in our mortal life all our lives are resurrection question, Strand, pastor. Rev. David B, S[acy, Vernon Assrmhlirs of God Church, equally certain way the inflamed. His inexhausti­ Glastonbury associate pastor, 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com- 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. mouths and our memory of therefore, deals with the teacher lives on in the life him suffers from our in­ ble vitality gives us new body. Paul wrote that if the munion, youth class, nursery for small Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and of the pupil, the patriot in About the author Questions St. Uunstan's Churrh, Manchester children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 6:30 p.m., worship services. advertence. But Christ is life on earth and promises dead are not raised, Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. church school through Grade 6, nusery Vernun United Mctiiudist Church, the mind of his fellow the pivotal figure in human us immortal life. neither was Christ raised, (1) What are the two basic ways of utilizing solar II Cor, 15:12-19), yet Wilson Clark has been on the staff of California Gov Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses for small children. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. evidence (or this is Edmund G. Brown. Jr., since 1976. He is Assistant to the energy in buildings? at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Unitarian Universalist Sorirty; East, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. overwhelming. Since then (2) What are photovoltaics? 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Church of St. Bernard,. Rockville. Governor for Issues and Planning and advisor on energy, Nazarene plans services Jesus was raised, we are (3) Which solar energy form is least expensive given minister. 10:30 a.m., S-.rvice. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday economics, and the environment. assured that one day the Hebron Trinity Covenant Churrh, 302 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at MANCHESTER — The Church of the soloist. Accompanists are Florence Wood He is also co-director of the today's prices? dead in Christ will be St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m Nazarene will begin its celebration of the and June Beckwith, ( 4 ) How will increasing the use of solar energy benefit raised, with spiritual Environmental Policy 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10a.m., Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Rockville United Methodist Cliurch, resurrection of Jesus Christ at 6:30 a.m. The 7 p.m. service will feature special Institute and energy-policy the economy? pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser- 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard U. Thompson, bodies as different as the Worship service. Sunday with a sunrise service under the music by Renee and green plant is from the coordinator for the En­ Gilead Congregational Churrh, vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m,. Sun- pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service, direction of Kendall Lord and the youth message by Pastor McLain. All we day Bihle school classes for all ages. First Congregational Cliurcli of V cr- seed that produced it. vironmental Policy Center in Answers: Hebron. Rev, David G. Runnion- group. The service will be on the church welcome. Nursery care is provided for all Thank God that he raised Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a m.. Worship three through adult, nursery for infants. 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. services except the sunrise service. Washington, D.C. (1) Through “active” solar collectors which trap and Seeond Congregational Church, 385 Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, grounds at 236 Main St. Colfee and up Jesus bodily—a solemn He is the author, of service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Church doughnuts will be served. Bible studies for assurance that we, too, will store heat, and through “passive” design of buildings to school classes. N. Main St. Rev. Dr, Jam es D. assistant minister. 9:55 a m.. Church “American Land and Rural maximize the use of natural sunlight and climate. MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of school, crib room, child care; 10 a m., all ages begin at 9:30 a m. one day realize total vic- The Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor, torv over death! Resources,” “Energy for Sur­ (2) Tiny silicon cells that convert the sunlight striking worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Worship service. Full Gospel Interdenoininutional will deliver the Easter message at the More church news vival: The Alternative to their surface into direct-current electricity. Manchester Fellowship hour in the hall. _____ E xtinction,’.' and “ U.S. North United Methodist Church, 300 flhurrh Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., 10:45 a.m. service. He will also receive on Page 13 (3) Wind-generated electficity. Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rockville. Rev. Phigip Saunders, CHURCH OF CHRIST Energy Policy: Selected Environmental and Social new members. Music will be provided by ( 4 ) Decentralized energy encourages the development breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance the Chancel Choir under the direction of Lydall and Vernon Streets Policy Issues.” school; 7 p.m.. gospel meeting. of new jobs; solar energy will reduce our reliance on in­ cices, with coffee fellowship between ser- se rv ice ; W ednesday. 7:30 p.m ., Kathleen Peck with Walter Edwards, Phone: 646-2903 flationary imported fuel. Full Gospel Intcrilenoniinalionul vices; 9 a m.. Nursery for children five deliverance service. (» - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 5, 1980 TounTolk" Glastonbury police force The newsletter from the Tolland basis by those attending the canine control officer, and the fees Area Association for the Retarded meeting. The May meeting will be taken in for dog licences, Vernon and Handicapped (TAARH) tells of those starting with L through P. Councilman Robert Wehrli com­ eyeing smaller cruisers The president cautioned, “We mented, “I stilt think we should a new policy concerning furnishing license cats,” to which Coun- refreshments for meetings. The could'either be stuffed or starve, it’s up to you.” cilwoman Jane Lamb commented, Police Chief Francis Hoffman said currently reviewing reports from president decided the refreshments “Then we'd have to have a cat By DAVE LAVALLEE the car is a good One, but it only gets other towns on 'whe use of the subcom-, will be provided on an alphabetical Discussing the budget of the warden.” Herald Reporter 9.3 miles to a gallon of gas. pact cars. GLASTONBURY - Even though “The engine is always going and Makiaris said the town could the Police Department received five we transport a lot of heavy equip­ possibly be moving to six-cylinder ' V-8 engine cruisers this week, the ment. We are interested in getting automobles for gasoline savings. department is already planning to cars that can get 20 miles per gallon. According to Makiaris, the t’.vo- Obituaries scale down to subcompact cars in the We would be in good shape with year-old vehicles are sold for about ■ future. that,” Hoffman said. $1,000 apiece. (ieorge E. Dupont The department has also requested Hoffman said the town could save The scooter, which is in the >IA>CHKSTKR - George E. Du­ $6,200 for fiscal year 1980-81 to $30,000 if the department switched to proposed budget, would be used in pont, 66, of Ashford, formerly of purchase a motor scooter for patrols subcompact cars. He said there aie various ways. Manchester, died Friday morning at ill the center of town. several towns using them now and “We would use it for work in the Manchester Memorial Hosp.-al. He According to Town Purchasing research is being done in several town center, but it could also be used was the husband of Irene Handifield Agent John Makiaris, this is the third southern towns on their use. for crowd control at parades and Dupont. year that the town has purchased According to an auto salesman the otlier outdoor functions. It will be an He was born in Canada on July 13, Plymouth Volares for cruisers. The following companies all make sub­ energy-saving device,” Makiaris Ji) 1913 and had been a resident of cruisers are used for two years and compacts: Ford, General Motors, said. Manchester for most of his life then sold. Chrysler-Plymouth, Toyota, Datsun, Town Manager Richard Borden before moving to Ashford a year ago. Each car cost $6,466 and comes ful­ Saab, Volkswagon, and American has proposed a figure of $44,340 for Before his retirement in 1976, he ly equipped with heavy supension Motors. police cruisers and equipment for the was a crane operator for the Roger frames, pursuit radials and more According to that salesman, many upcoming year. The department had Sherman Rigging Co. of Bloomfield. comfortable seating. of the subcompacts have four- a budget of $34,665 in 1979-80. It had He was a member of the Brotherhood The town keeps seven cruisers cylinder engines. requested $71,955 for the upcoming of Operating Engineers Local 478. operatine. according to Makiaris. Hoffman said the department is fiscal year. He is also survived by four sons, Rudolph L. Dupont, Ronald B. Du­ pont and Gilbert W. Dupont, all of Manchester and Kenneth G. Dupont \ An antique spinning wheel recalls the past as by Mrs. George Temple. of Ashford; nine daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Marge Knight admires a Tulip Quilt made Daniel (Phyllis) Eichner of Jackson­ \ ville. Fla., Mrs. Alberto (Gloria) Parlatto of Bristol. Mrs. Claire Du­ pont of East Hartford, Mrs. James i ■N (Georgetta) Campbell, Mrs. Albert X (Norma) Martin, Mrs. Thomas ;Denise) Mozzer, Mrs. Richard Proceeds to aid MACC (Joyc” ) Kiel and Mrs. Francis XI // (Beverly) Filiarmo, all of Manchester, and Mrs. Lynn Serghian of California; and 32 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Festival Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., mK with a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. James Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Concert time Willimantic. Karen Walker, a member of the Glastonbury High School Friends may call at the funeral Stage Band, prepares for her solo before a concert Thursday Busy setting up a display of quilts for the second Festival of of Quilts home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 night. Ths Glastonbury band performed along with the Quilts to be held at South United Methodist Church are Mrs. p.m. Memorial donations may be Charlotte Strum, at left, holding a basket stamp quilt; and Mrs. Northwest Regional High School kage Band and the Bucknell made to a charity of the donor's Lorraine Peterman with a tulip quilt. Two other quilts in Jazz and Rock Ensemble. (Herald photo by Lavallee) choice. dr. foreground are A Child’s Garden of Verses and Virginia Reel.

In Mrnioriani In loving memory of Lawrence Stanford, who By BETTY RYDER hostesses. Betty Mitcheltree will dis­ passed away April Mh . 1979 Dagon questions More than 144 quilts and 40 un­ play the quilted items. So sadly missed quilted items will be on exhibit at the A number of the quilts on display And quietly remembered everv dav Second annual Festival of Quilts to have been loaned by quliters Mother In Law and Father In Law. New cruiser be held Saturday, April 12 from 9 to 4 belonging to the New England Mr and Mrs Charles Glode. GOP head’s role p.m. at the South United Methodist Quilters Guild. department is considering scaling down to Church, at the corner of Main Street Church supper By PATRICK REILLY they have yet to follow through with Police Chief Francis Hoffman taken a look "Since this is the second quilt their claim. Corporation Counsel at one of the new Volare cruisers that arrived smaller vehicles in the future. (Herald photo and Hartford Road, Manchester. show, we have made it a rule not to COVENTRY - The First Herald Reporter Stephen C. Barron said no at the Police Department this week. The by Lavallee) Proceeds of the festival will show quilts which have been dis­ Congregational Church of Coventry EAST HARTFORD - Republicans have approached him benefit the Manchester Area played here previously. None are for will sponsor a roast beef supper on Republican Town Chairwoman Joan about the legality of the matter. Conference of Churches Human sale, but there will be a number of April 12 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Stuka's recent public criticism of the “The Republicans are preparing Needs Fund. pillow kits for sale, " Mrs. Barbara church vestry on Main Street. town's Democratic administration for the 1981 town election now by The quilts will be displayed in Philip, who is in charge of publicity, Proceeds from the supper will has spurred the mayor to question going public with such criticisms. " Volcano watch continues Cooper Hall at the church and quilted said. Herald benefit the Church Debt Reduction Stuka's role in pre-Town Council items may be viewed in the reception Tickets at $2.50 and $2 for senior Dagon said. “What they are doing is ways," inside the mountain. photos Fund. meeting caucuses. actually a disservice to the people of VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) - Cowlitz County deputy sheriffs hall, where a complimentary tea will citizens will be sold at the door At the Republican caucus oefore Molten rock melted underground moved a barrier on the road to Spirit “Fluid (lava) is seeping into be served. Parking space is available in the hr Grange meets East Hartford. " cracks and crannies under pressure Tuesday’s council meeting Mrs. In Mrs. Stuka's letter she said the boulders Friday transforming Mount Lake, located on the mountain's Mrs. Alberta Hoagland is serving Hartford Road parking lot MANCHESTER - Manchester Stuka guided the three Republican St. Helens into a gigantic pressure northwestern slope, back a few more causing the harmonic tremor as chairman of the event and Mrs. Those who have difficulty with Pinto two council resolutions needed to readings, or it (the lava) is crushing Grant administered the third and councilmen through the council agen­ form the Charter Revision Commis­ cooker building toward a likely lava­ miles. The estimated 60 Spirit Lake Kenneth Strum will be in charge of stairs are advised to use the ramp fourth degrees to a large class of can­ da. spouting eruption, scientists said. area residents were evacuated days the rock underground, causing the displaying the quilts in antique set­ located in front of the New Education sion was an indication of the in­ earthquakes.” didates April 2. On April 12, the fifth "Stuka is not an elected official eptness of Dagon's administration. Magma (molten lava) working its ago, except for crusty Harry R. tings. Wing and enter by the lower door degree will be given at Good Will An eruption of steam and ash and shouldn't be sitting in on "It would appear that this group, way up inside the 9 S77-foot mountain Truman, 83, who has refused to leave The program booklet, which gives which leads to Cooper Hall Grange, Glastonbury starting at 5 caucuses of elected officials." Mayor set off the largest "harmonic his lodge, located some 6,000 feet exploding out of the mountain at a history of each quilt and may be "Quilts are made with love and we p.m. All fourth degree members who which is headed by Dagon and coun­ daybreak enlarged its thundering George A. Dagon said. cil Chairman Harry Egazarian, can't tremor"' yet, a rolling shaker at mid­ beneath the mountain's fuming cone. used as a guide, was compiled by hope the love which put this quill wish to take this degree are crater as far as the volcano’s - / Mrs. Stuka in a new release do much right,'" Mrs Stuka said in day that lasted an unr'.ving 40 "He's still there,” a sheriff's Mrs. Sandy Pigford. Mrs. Pigford show together will help warm and welcome. western rim, a U.S. Forest Service Thursday accused the current ad­ her release. minutes, seismologists reported. spokesman said as the mountain's and Mrs. Dorothy Crocker are in feed the needy of our community, " Open house ministration of being a “sad show of The mountain snowed all the signs underground rumblings heightened. spotter plane reported. charge of quilt acquisition. Mrs. Philip said. ineptness " following confusion about The mavor's administrative assis­ of getting ready lOr a major blowout "The nature of tht beast," said Scientists were unsure as to how Mrs. Marge Knight is in charge of MANCHESTER - The Square much wider the 1,500-foot crater had Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of whether Democrats on the council tant, John P. Bohenko, said Stuka is and state authorities, acting under an University of Washington earthquake were in accordance with the town confused in believing the town's official state of emergency signed by monitoring center spokesman Dave grown, but the aerial observer said \ Masons, will have an open house the gaping hole — opened inside the Monday at the Masonic Temple from charter in calling for a special legislative body, the council, and the Gov. Dixy Lee Ray, readied plans for Endicott, was that molten rock '"is administration work is one body. mountain’s ancient crater on March 10 a m. to noon. meeting April 16 to decide on a bon­ possible disaster and evacuation exerting pressure and the pressure is “It's not the administration's fault 27 — was blown to within a short dis­ There will be cards, chess, pool, ding referendum in June. from the area. apparently being released in two what happens on the legislative body tance of the cone's western side. conversation and refreshments. All Dagon said if the Republican questioned the meeting's legality of the town," Bohenko said. Masons and there friends are invited “What’s happening in order to tn attend. New president elected form the crater, " said U.S. .Auxiliary meeting Special clinic scheduled Geological Survey geologist Sue BOLTON - The Bolton Football Frank Marchese. John Morianos, Kieffer, “is that the sides are sluL MANCHESTER — The Ladies EAST HART FORI) - The East Clubhouse. Registration for the clinic Association has elected Mark Marshall Taylor and Clarence Auxiliary of the Anderson-Shea Post Hartford Parks and Recreation will run until April 18 and is free to Buonnme as president for the 1980 Zachery. fing o ff" and tumbling deep into the Working on quilts, are from left, Mrs. Alberta Mrs. Sandy Pigford; and Mrs. Barbara Philip. of the VFW will conduct its regular Department is sponsoring an all ages. Only 25 people will be football season and Paul Edberg and The association is currently plan­ volcano's caldron, where it is ejected Hoagland, festival chairman; Mrs. Marge Knight; meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Orienteering Clinic April 22 and 24 allowed to participate, so anyone in­ Tom Mulcahy have been elected as ning many fund-raising activities. in booming roars that have sent the post home, 608 E. Center St. from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Rotary terested in this new sport should con­ vice president. Volunteers are needed to coach steam and debris rocketing more Election of officers will take place. Room in the Veteran's Memorial tact the Park Department at 289- Other officers elected were: Ruth cheerleaders and football squads. than four miles above sea level. Hoffman, treasurer and Janet 2781, Ext. 317. Anyone wishing to volunteer or wan­ Acting on a warning from the For those people who register for Rodrique, secretary. ting more information should call federal Geological Survey late Elected to the Board of Directors Special events set the Clinic an Orienteering Meeting Buonome at 649-1169. Thursday, the governor directed will be held April 26 on the grounds of were: Dave Arsenault, Allison state agencies to activate disaster The association will meet April 14 the Veteran's Memorial Clubhouse Boisoneau, Gil Boisoneau, Tom preparedness plans. for ‘Week of Child’ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Brown, Joe Curry, Joel Hoffman. at 8 p.m. at the Boisoneau home. M.ANGHESTER — Several local In addition, a window display at nursery schools have scheduled ac­ Watkins Furniture Store on Main tivities to mark the annual Week of Street will feature all week, works the Child from April 6 to 11. done by the children at the The national observance is Manchester Early Learning Center designed to increase the public's and its extended day care programs. awareness of the needs and rights of children. %■ I The Center Congregational Unitarian Nursery School has scheduled a field trip to Manchester Memorial services \ Hospital to familiarize children with MANCHESI'ER - The the hospital experience. In addition, Unitarian Universalist the school is preparing for a play to Society: East choir will be presented at an April 17th open offer a celebration of song house. Easter Sunday at 10:30 a m. at the meetinghouse An open house will also be held at at 153 West Vernon Street the Blue Shutter Nursery School of in Manchester. The choir, the Trinity Covenant Church this 7 . ■ led by Bob ’'"chardson, Galazzo Garrett YleCavanagh Paine Monday, Wednesday and Friday N'Ison Fires will perform a varied from 9 to 11:30 a m. and again at program from Dona Nobis from 12 to 12:30 p.m. Activities in­ to Come to the Fair along clude arts and crafts, cooking with a program of special projects and a parents meeting. readings. Your Neighbors^ Views: The Chestnut Hill Preschool at the There "vill be a time for Emanuel Lutheran Church has also coflee and discussion scheduled open house this Tuesday, Should your town pass an ordinance to freeze taxes? following the program. A Wednesday and Thursday from 9 to Members and friends are Don I’uine Manchester — “ If 11:30 a.m. and again from 12 to 2:30 Mr». Grace Nelson Vernon — Terry (;uluzzo East Hartford — 1 Nnriiiun (iurreii East Hartford — requested to bring finger “No." don’t think any kind of freeze, such as “Yes. I think they’re too high right taxes are frozen at a fixed mill rate,, p.m. Activities include a hat parade that would be fine. I don't think food to share as there will Rieliard Fires East Hartford — property tax freezes or wage freezes, now.” commemorating Funny Hat Week, there's any other way to do it fairly,* b? no "Soup and ""Yes.” I think it is especially needed would do any good now. We’ll have to t.uil MeCiivunugli Manchester — and two films, showing Wednesday because if they were frozen at a fix^ Sandwich” this Sunday. for the elderly people over 65 and and work our way out of this trouble “No. Taxes pay for services. We and Thursday at 9:15 a m. and 1215 dollar rate, Manchester would be Nursery care and Sunday also for young people who are just slowly. I think we should take need the services to better the town, p m . that deal with a books and an deprived of needed services." school are available. starting out and buying their first government out of our lives as much and taxes provide the funds to do ideas lor children. home" as we can.” this.” 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 5, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 5, 1980 — 9 A&P STORE COUPON A&P STORE COUPON With This Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase* With this Coupon And A $7.50 Purchase* Public hearings Summer school fee set I 1 R egion______i $EAi.TiST-AU. FLAVORS CHICKEN WITH RICB SOUP OR VERNON — For the first time this year students who wish to enroll and non­ planned Monday the Vernon school system will be charging residents will be charged $40 per course. students who will be attending summer A minimum number of students will be N a A U m N A ’S school classes at the high, middle, and necessary to register for each course in Sot. 1 0 1 4 O t . Outside placements VERNON — The Town Council will conduct two public elementary level. or'ier to cover expenses and make the ___ 0 1 ^ hearings, a special town meeting and a special council The decision to charge the fee wa.'. made program self-sustaining. meeting starting at 7 p.m. Monday in the Memorial when the Board of Education was Tentative dates for the 1980 summer j* W i W M W I I im 's Building. reviewing its budget proposals foi- the program are: Rockville High School, July I 'Except Items Excluded By Law ‘ Except Items Excluded By Law Following the special meetings and hearings the ! Limit One Coupon Per Family Limit One Coupon Per Family continuing problem coming year. Eliminating this program 1 through July 31; Middle School, June 23 AP-2 A P -2 council will meet in regular session. I Valid April 6 -^ 1980______600 Valid April 6-12.1980 601 cuts about $7,200 from the budget. through July 15: and elementary level, By BARBARA RICHMOND he's been told costs will be going up next The first hearing will be on a proposed resolution to School officials said Thursday that a fee June 30 through July 25. ask for an appropriation of $25,000 for the repurchase of Herald Reporter year. He said the system is going through of $25, per course, will be charged Vernon a state compliance review shortly in the 9.5 acres of land in the town’s Industrial Park from OVER 200 VERNON — The high cost of placing whole area of special education. He said Father and Sons partnership. students in programs outside the Vernon reports are being prepared to go to the The firm, which bought'a building in the park, also School system has been a problem for state and then state officials will do on on­ bought, an extra parcel of land to expand the facilitv. ‘Hike-Bike’ set in Vernon years and it gets worse as the state places site check. rhe town set a deadline for start of construction and VERNON — state Rep. Chester Morgan tion in either hiking, bike riding or jogging PRICES more and more demands on the towns. For one student placed outside the granted several extensions. Now the firm has decided has been named honorary chairman of the the route. This year, for the first time, the Vernon it isn’t going to expand. system the cost is $19,950 a year for tuition annual “Hike-Bike” program in Vernon Janice Cormier is chairman of the Board of Education has kept within its The special council meeting will be to take action on ImIi W tfiM# tOvtHiMA lsfM|iilraA Is Ot cvcNtOit Isf mN tSst and just $183 for transportation while for by the Tolland Area Association of event. Others helping with the project are OtiMf tlw tOvtvtlMO prtc9 In AAF Otnfw. SRonpt m tpncNlctNif nninO outside placement’s item in its budget, the resolution and the special town irieeting to ask for REDUCED! another the tuition is $4,680 a year and the Retarded and Handicapped. Don and Helen Tencellent, David and 3 Albert Kerkin, assistant superintendent in the appropriation, if the resolution is passed. transportation cost is an astronomical The Hike-Bike is scheduled May 4. The Carol Minicucci. Robert Bolt, Herbert A&P is determined to help win the light against Inflation and we brands, our own brands, frozen foods, dairy products and meats. charge of special education programs The second public hearing will be to consider funding won't be satisfied until you are. As proof of our commitment. A&P $11,957 a year. proposed route will cover five miles, star­ Leach. Diane and Arnie Pfeil. Jan and Check out the savings throughout the store. Compare and save at said. priorities for the 1981 Community Development Block Is immediately cutting prices on over 200 Items you use most A&P every day In every aisle. Kerkin said this transportation charge ting from the Vernon Elementary School Bert Dahling, Donna Chenowith, Maxine often. You'll find antl-Inflatlonary savings on famous national Kerkin said one of the basic problems Grant as well as the town’s past performance in the is so high because there is only one child on Route 30 and ending at the Center Road Herman, Carol Whi'e and Rose Schreiber. facing the system next year is the fact going to that particular place and the only program. School. Ail Natural-Quart Jar College Inn that some of the state schools, such as the Members of the Vernon Junior Women's $-|39 13Va OZ. $4 means of transportation is one of the Because the route is only five miles, CAINS MAYONNAISE 3 cans 1 Oak Hill School for the blind, will be small vehicles owned by the bus company. TAARH hopes this will increase participa Club will be participating in the event. Scouts help others CHICKEN BROTH charging tuition whereas they haven’t in The cost of sending a child to the Com- White or Colored Cheese Margarine Quarters the past. 16 oz. munity Child Guidance Clinic in »|9 9 1-lb. Vernon's budget for these placements, Brownie Troop No. 630 from Bentley Elementary School in KRAFT SINGLES pkg. MRS. FILBERTS pkg. 5 9 * Manchester is $6,800 for tuition and $5,227 A ll Stop V Shop Stores Closed Easter Sunday Manchester has earned money to provide baskets for the elderly and for the current year, contained $125,000. for transportation. Viva Italian Salad Dressing For Upset Stomach Relief As of March 20 it had a balance of $14,473. some little children to celebrate Easter. From left, scouts Renee 2 5 -A. The tuition is $4,675 for the Capitol pkg. Kerkin said the administrators have es­ Region Education Council’s program for Cloutier, Michelle Despin, Brenda Bissell, Jodi Koehler, and Cindy SEVEN SEAS 6 9 * ALKA-SELTZER 9 8 * Kellogg’s Cereal timated the cost for next year, conser­ those with hearing impairments in Fish give the baskets to representatives from the Manchester Area Dish Detergent vatively. He said the ultimate goal is to 24 oz. MIS 32 oz. $^39 Wethersfield and the transportation cost Conference of Churches. Behind the scouts are their leaders, from left CORN FLAKES pkg. IVORY LIQUID btl. return all of the students to the local is $5,227 for one child. Lucinda Bissell and Joyce Fish. Next from left are h^CC represen­ Pepperldge Farm-Frozen Liquid Laundry school system, if at all feasible. He said Four students attend the Capitol Region tatives Joanne Mikoleit and LaFem e Walker. (Herald photo by Adam­ 12'/. oz gallon {Education Council’s residential program APPLE TURNOVERS pkg 8 9 * CLOROX BLEACH coni. 79*1 in East Hartford. The tuition cost for each R d i son). Protein topic is $7,500 a year, a total of $30,000 plus transportation costs of $1,981 for two of News for Senior CitUena of mini-lecture the students. One student only requires VERNON — A mini-lecture entitled transportation on Mondays and this cost is with ‘‘Protein for Pennies” will be presented $124.78 for the year and another the W supermarket prices! X, April 16 at 10 a.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. parents transport. at the Tolland County Agricultural Center, For the Day Treatment Services in West Some seats open Hartford, the cost is $5,775 for tuition and Va Center Va Blade Va Sirloin Chops Route 30, Vernon. THE BUTCHER SHOP [COUNTRY FARM PORK] Pre-registration is required and there $5,227 for transportation. will be a small charge for food to be Eight students attend the Regional Oc­ cupational Training Center in Manchester 'Gtound' FresliFowl on dog track bus READY GROUND PORK LOIN served. Approx. 31b chub Excellent for Stewing or Soup Susan Pease, cooperative extension ser­ at a cost of $3,015 a year for tuition. Three *Nol more than 26%fat. vice student intern at the University of go by regular bus at a charge of $1,981 a Not to be broiled or fried 3-4lbs. (whole) afternoon Bowling League sauce, vegetables, fruit. By WALLY FORTIN Fresh Whole (14-17 lbs.) Connecticut, will present ideas on what year, two have to go by a special lift bus at USDA Choice scores from the Parkade Thursday: Meatloaf with Hello. We still have quite foods to put together to make tasty $3,493 a year. mushroom sauce, potato, Countrystyle Pork Ribs *1.19ib Boneless Beef Chuck Roast '1.79^ a few seats available on the Lanes: Women Class A protein-rich meals without using large Three of the students did not attend a High single. Marge Hall, peas and carrots, roll, ice second bus for our day at amounts of meat. full year so total tuition and transporta­ 172; Triple, Mary Chaves, cream. the dog track, Thursday, Cost comparison of alternate meat tion costs for them this year was about 424. Men Class A High Friday: Chicken noodle It g iK f lll Hot or Sweet May 8. The trip includes GROUND PORK LOIN sources will be discussed. Recipes and $3,313. Sun do ry ^ bus fare, entrance to the single, Tom Riddell, 269 soup, ham salad on rye, food samples of less expensive sources of For one student the town pays the full track and a nice meal plus and high triple, Earl dessert. CUSTOM CUT INTO: high quality protein will be available. costs for tuition, room and board. Of those - V lb. pkg. a chance for you to pick up Everett, 588. Class B Schedule for week: CHOPS OR ROASTS listed, with the exception of that one, the 2 2 2 Women, Bert Clulow both Bacon ^ K W extra spending money. If town also pays full education and Sunday: Variety show BEEF exjr lean, tasty bacon is a great value! W e make them with good, fresh pork. high single, 127 and high you’d like to join us you rehearsal doubleheader at Classes slated transportation costs. 1 may still sign up this com­ triple, 343. Men Class B 1 p.m. For placements made by the state Fresh Cod Fillets Delicious broiled or fried ing week. High Gene Enrico. 182 for Fresh Hams Shank Portions 79 Monday through Friday: for diabetics Department of Children and Youth Ser­ (Rump Portion 89») While on trips, singles and 454 for high registration for Wildwood. vices, for reasons other than education, triple. remember that we have Monday: 8:30 a.m., VERNON — Rockville General Hospital the Town of Vernon pays the educational On Wednesday morning fliers available here at the Wildwood signup; 10 a.m., will sponsor a series of four classes for costs only. it was pinochle time. We office for an eight-day, kitchen social games; diabetics starting April 29 at 2 p.m. in the The tuition for a child to go to a place­ had 40 players with the Sliced to Order seven-night tour of the noon, lunch; 1 p.m., pino­ hospital cafeteria. ment in Cromwell is $5,200, for one who is EKCOETFRNA following winners; Edna Family members involved in assisting A full pound of your Canadian Rockies cle. Bus pickup at8:15a.m . in Maine, $4,000. One child was placed in a favorite sandwich m eat! scheduled Sept. 4. Just Farmer, 653; John Gaily, the diabetic patient with care and diet are and 11 a.m. in front of program in Norwalk but left the program Available •i sicxes wtth ^Flatware 639; Rene Maire, 619; urged to attend the classes which will be TH IS W E E K S FEATURE: drop by and pick one up and Arthur'’s Drug Store. after only being there about two months. George Last, 613; Art T’ then follow directions at Return trips at 12:30 and free of charge. The cost to the town was $367. DiliiierFotfc Johnson, 605; Elsa Wiiti i\ K t\ S3 tood pi/tchase the bottom of the flier. 3:30 p.m. The dates for the classes are: April 29, The cost for one child, for part of the Lenhardt, 580; Maude This Monday morning we Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., oil May 1, May 6 and 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. current year, at Newington Children’s EKCOi i[ RNA Kitchen Tools wili sign up for our annuai Custer, 573; Robina THIS WEEK'S FEATURE painting class, bus for SOLD IN 3 LB. ROLLS Those planning to attend must register Hospital, is $1,693. MniU'st valiu's Gel an extra sel ol color prints, FREE of week at Wildwood, N.J., Carroll, 559; Ann Thomp­ nilf 99,f tin* uhal U4*n* all alMmt. extra charge with every roll ol 110, 126 shopping; 1 p.m.. Senior in advance by calling the hospital, 872- This year six children were placed in or 35MM print film brought in for .BastiiigSpoonZ*^! son, 558; Sam Schors, 557. Witii i>.n,h S ) t(xxl pmcivkse which is slated for the first Bowling League and return 0502, Ext. 231, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., state facilities for which there was no tui­ processing...now through May 31.1980 y In the afternoon it was week of June. We ieave from shopping; 1 p.m. IRS; Monday through Friday, before April 25. tion charge. bridge with the high scores C f l u p o r f here on Monday morning 1:30 p.m., exercise class. for the day Irene Walsh, 6,- I With this coupon .ind ,i S7 50 purchasp and return back home on Bus pickup at 8:15 a.m. and 030; George Last, 4,520; Friday. The complete 8:30 a.m. and return trips ' Fresh package is $126 and your Bill Stone, 3,950; Mabel aVIEFARi^ at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. , Florida first down-payment is at Loomis, 3,990. Coventry petitions IFree! Wednesday: 9 a.m., ieast $50. We will take two Cleo Livingstone, our health clinic by appoint­ “ ■ 11b bag FLORIDA exercise instructor accom­ buses the first week and if ment; 10 a.m., crewel em­ EASTBIN-U.S.NO.1 panied by some mebers of ■ necessary we can take one broidery class. Friendship FRESH CARROTS more the following week. our Senior Center exercise back budget items Gf>oGf>od Mon Apt I Sat Afv K‘ L«fTul (xv t»’'Custom. Circle and pinochle; noon Because this weekend in- class, are presenting a • McIntosh • Red Delicious i^ J Pfodu^ lunch; 12:45 p.m., bridge; 1 Humane Education, has written to council ludes Easter Sunday, our demonstration for the By CLARE CONNELLY ■ ■ |si<'L *. SbO() Couponjponl p.m., craft class. Bus chairwoman Roberta Koontz calling for talented variety show per­ Mansfield Training School Herald Correspondent I With this ..oupon and a S7 50 puichase pickup at 8:15 a.m. and 11 the employment of a “vigorous, full-time formers will have a break, forSter grandparents and kC a.m. at Arthur’s Drug COVENTRY — Two local groups are warden.” She also suggests the council but from then on it will be teachers. The program will Store. Return trips at 12:30 circulating petitions among residents to Chicken Noodle many tong hours because be given Monday at 9:30 conduct a continuing educational cam­ C a tn p b d b p.m. and 3 p.m. persuade the Town Council and the Board lO’A ounce can April 25 and 26 aren’t far a.m. at Mansfield. Your paign among dog owners and an “all-town Chickin Thursday: Fun Day of Education to support specific line items Noodit , away. Next Thursday we will canvass to license every dog.” Easter Parade. Noon meal Choleol in the 1980-81 fiscal year budget which will Chicken Noodle ! CAMPBELL SOUP Our new center has been have a real fun day. In APPLES Lucas said that in every town where and meal on wheels. Bus come before public hearings next week. 10% ounce can busy lately and it’s great to view that this is the Easter such problems arise “there is usually a S o u p With coupon B Gcvxl Mr«n A(y / Sat A[x t.- Lxnd fXH- pet CuStome* pickup starting at 10 a.m., Citizens for Animal Regulation and Ef­ see many new faces. season, we will have a long history of minimal compliance with _ ■ ______J G rocery — — i return after program. R IS IM liP E ficiency (CARE) headed by Donna Staves, We are trying to do what parade of hats with prizes state canine control statues.” She added Slop ShO[j Coupon Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen Crystal Harvey, and Kathy Noyes, claim we can with this conserva­ for the most artistic. We that the fees collected through enforcing S7 50 pu'rha social games and exercise that more than 200 signatures have tion problem and are will also have a few sur- the licensing laws would reimburse the class; noon, lunch; 1 p.m., already been collected on petitions to add experimenting by having pirses. My good friend, town for the cost of canine control. setback. Bus pickup at 8:15 FAMILY-RACK a full-time dog warden position. They are D o ze n Grade A our bus doing all the work Bernadette Noel, will be a.m. and 11 a.m. in front of also requesting that the warden be an "in- by picking up and returning helping me. RfD 114LB.PKO. Other petition STOPl SHOPj Arthur’s Drug Store. town resident.” ail passengers who wish to Menu for week: Return trips at 12:30 and The present canine control officer, Another group circulating petitions is participate in activities at the Parents Adivosory Committee of the DOZEN LARGE EGGS ■ Monday: French onion 3:30 p.m. Robert Schefisch, lives in Chaplin. He L a iw & ig s I GoodM.jn AfxA., 7t • Sat c.i Ap. 1,t.' ILimit »i,i» /uu..vt*-pet r ^ . i IuiStonV' iiMnfTVa our center. This includes Coventry High School. In open session last soup, tuna grinder, receives fees, expenses, and a small sum With coupon Dairy m those who used to ride the chocolate pudding. for caring for the dog pound at the week the Board of Education reached con­ mini-bus. We’ve been "Subdue your appetites, and Slop A SflOp Coupon Wednesday: Hot turkey sanitary landfill but has never received a census on replacing an assistant principal trying this for the last few you've conquered human at the high school who resigned earlier $ 7 50 pufch.^st; sandwich, cranberry nature." Charles Dickens PEANUT BUTTER CHICKEN OF THE SEA regular salary. Among the problems Half ^ days and we believe it will citizens have been complaining about for this year. However, after the advisory work to most everyone’s Gallon s years are roaming dog packs which committee’s members left the meeting, satisfaction. This enables SOLID mutilate or kill farm and domestic the board in closed session agreed to hold us to have a full-tim e STOP & SHOT animals, lack of enforcement of the leash the position vacant until a survey can be custodian. We realize that SKIPPY WHITE TUNA made of administrative needs within all Halt Gallon laws, no licensing program, and an­ ORANGE JUICE concenlrat J ® any change creates confu­ the town schools. Creamy or Crunchy-18 oz. jar In Water-7 oz. can noyance caused by wandering or aban­ 7 9 GtxxJ Mon Apt / -Sal Apr 11' Lxnrt to defend crown and Bobby Bonds to the St. Ix)uis out­ Preli were with the varsity a year strikes instead of organizing one and but to start the regular season on East champion Reds will host the while George Bamberger recovers field make the Expos and Cardinals New York Yankees and Milwaukee CorreHpondenI ago while Adamson, junior Rich carrying bats rather than picket schedule. “new look" Atlanta Braves in the NL from a mild heart attack. positive key l?st year and I feel it strong contenders. Philadelphia, Brewers. “We will have to look into this Erickson and junior Tony Feithamal By LEN AIJSTER Wright, the third senior tri­ signs after all. However, if by May 22 a new con­ opener at Riverfront Stadium, begin­ In the NL, Preston Gomez steps in season with a positive attitude and captain, heads the mound corps. She will be again. We should be a running wrought with injuries last year, has a ’The Yankees, winners of the AL move up from the jayvee. Seniors llerulil SporlHwrilcr At least that will be the case for the tract has not been reached the ning at 2:30 p.m. EST, and the as the Chicago Cubs’ skipper and with'the feeling that we can win,” posted an 8-1 won-lost mark a year ball club. We may have to bunt a loi, Jerry Coleman assumes command of veteran club which should also figure East from 1976-78, acquired first Goodrich and Victor Diramio are Ready, willing and looking forward first six weeks of the season. players have threatened to strike the Mariners will entertain the Toronto baseman Bob Watson, outfielder states Glastonbury High first-year to defending its CCIL championship ago with a 2.25 ERA (earned run steal a base and take the extra base Blue Jays in the AL opener at 10:30 the San Diego Padres after eight prominently in the division race. newcomers. The Major League Players next day. Ruppert Jones, catcher Rick Cerone baseball Coach Ted OIczak before “With six of my eight pitehers with in 1980 is the Manchester High girls' average). Ferguson and Curtin are whenever possible." As far as the fans are concerned, p.m. EST. years as the club’s play-by-play an­ Pitching will certainly be an im­ The Indians will be challenged by Association, stymied in its attempt nouncer. portant factor in the NL West, with and pitchers Rudy May and Tom embarking on the 1980 season. That experience, we should do pretty softball team. the top prospects for the No. 2 to reach a new basic agreement with though, it will be "play ball” on April There are nine more home openers Windham, which went on to annex There are also five managers star­ the Los Angeles Dodgers acquiring Underwood over the winter in an all- begins Tuesday against Bulkeley well,” OIczak believes. The Silk Towners, 15-4 and state hurling job. the owners, agreed last Tuesday to 9 with the traditional openers at Cin- on Thursday's schedule and by April the state Class L crown last year, ting their first full season with their Don Stanhouse and Dave Goltz and out effort to regain their cham­ High at Hartford’s Colt Park at 3:15. Inexperience coiild be a handicap Class LL quarterfinalists a year ago, "As long as Wright stays healthy, 22 all 26 clubs will have opened their our pitching is not debatable," Faig­ Wethersfield, Enfield and Simsbury respective clubs, having assumed the Houston Astros purchasing free pionship form. OIczak hopes a positive attitude for the Tomahawks but the first-year swing into the new year Tuesday home seasons. will carry the Tomahawks, 7-10 a nant remarks. for league honors. Conard and Hall command during the 1979 campaign. agent Nolan Ryan. TTie Dodgers and mentor intones, “I’m starting juniors afternoon against Fermi High at Large crowds are expected at the In the AL West, the defending year a p , into the state tournament. "We ll be strong defensively. 0 t should be vastly inproved, according They are Dallas Green of Astros will battle the defending west at third base, shortstop and center- Fitzgerald Field at 3:30. Cincinnati and Seattle home openers, champion California Angels once He believes his strength is centered field but those players saw extensive It launches an 18-game schedule. catching just needs experience. I feel to Faignant. who adds. "I feet the and if the four divisions are as hotly- Philadelphia, Tony LaRussa of the division champion Cincinnati Reds again pin their title hopes on an around junior pitcher Greg Karpuk, action last year as sophomores. "I feel we can repeat, " states In­ the girls will come around. league will be really tight. " Herolcl contested as they were a year ago, Chicago White Sox, Dave Bristol of for the title. Schedule: April 8 Fermi H, 10 offense v/hich produced more runs potentially the best in the area. “ ...I pick^ these 17 kids because I dian Coach Mary Faignant, “but it Remember Wendy Warren) was all­ major league baseball can once again San Francisco, Sparky Anderson of Other new faces in new places in Hall A, 15 East Hartford H, 17 the NL include pitchers Doyle than any team in baseball last “Greg is a very talented athlete think we can go to the state tourna­ will take a little more all-out effort. league last year. expect to break its attendance Detroit and Dave Garcia of season. Kansas City, which adds Alexander, A1 Hrabosky and Chris and when he is on the mound, we ment with them. Some people got up­ Last year’s team had a little more "1 feel our biggest weakness is bat­ Wethersfield H, 21 Simsbury A, 23 record. Last year's attendance Cleveland. slugger Willie Mays Aikens to its Chambliss at Atlanta; second should win," OIczak, going out on the set after the cut but I think this is the flexibility; some could play 2 or 3 ting. I'm concerned with our run Conard H 1:30 p. m.. 25 Penney A By topped 43'/2 million, a seven per cent There are no new ballparks this lineup, and Texas, bolstered by the Field had baseman Dave Cash, third baseman limb, remarks, “He’s definitely our best team I could' have picked. positions. This club lacks that production for this year," offers 1 ;30 p. m., 28 Enfield A, 30 Windham increase over 1978. season but construction is expected acquisition of 41-year-old pitcher No. 1 pitcher and when he’s not on A, May 2 Fermi A. 5 Hall H 3:45 p. Earl Yost Aurelio Rodriguez, first baseman “I think we’ll be right up there in flexiblity and second powerful Faignant, "I don't feel we ll be able to Three of the four divisions featured to be completed by August on ad­ Gaylord Perry, figure to give the the mound we’ll still need his strong Allt to give up a lot of runs and win. m.. 7 East Hartford A, 9 W’etherfield Willie Montanez and pitchers Rick the top three (in the CVC) although pitcher. plenty of down-to-the-wire races last season ditional seating at Anaheim Stadium, Angels a run for the championship. bat in the line-up." Lynne Wright What Manchester has to its advan­ A, 12 Simshury H. 14 Conard A 3:45 p. Sports Editor bringing the Angels’ capacity from Wise and John Curtis at San Diego; both Newington and Windsor should “But we could do it. " Faignant and with several clubs making Junior Mike Clinton, who batted continues, "(Lynne) Wright is one of tage is good team speed, a commodi­ m., 16 Penney H, 19 Enfield H, 21 offseason improvements more tight 43,250 to 60,000. pitcher Fred Norman and outfielder be tough. I’m just looking forward to .283 last year, returns to centerfield a good year.” the best pitchers in the league If she ty it used to good effectiveness last W indham H. Home gam es at strength races are expected this year. Last season, for the first time since Rowland Office at Montreal; third Other significant players wearing Fitzgerald Field. Games not noted baseman Phil Mankowski and out­ new AL uniforms this season include and he’ll be flanked by co-captain Schedule: April 8 Bulkeley A, 11 SW jaycees concentrates on her control, she’ll season. "We'll he speedy again." Six new managers, four in the divisional play began in 1969, none of 3:30 p m. the defending champions repeated fielder Jerry Morales at New York; outfielder A1 Cowens, pitcher Bruce Mark Babineau in left. Charlie Hartford Public H, 14 Newington A, carry us a long way. The key will be Faignant acknowledges, "That was a So close was the competition in last Kelly, former Manchester High American League and two in the Navickas, who batted .306 with the sponsoring player, will captain next fall's varsity and, because of major player shifts infielder Rennie Stennett and catcher Kison and shortstop Fred Patek at 16 Weaver H, 18 South Windsor A, 21 how effective Diane (Ferguson) and weekend's New England Indoor Open National, will make their debuts this jayvees, takes over in rightfield. soccer squad at Eastern Connecticut during the winter months, it will be Milt May at San Francisco and in­ California; pitcher John Denny and Bloomfield A, 25 Rockville H, 28 Nancy (Curtin) back up. And the Archery Championship at Hall's year. Junior Steve Znamierowski should State College. Kelly was voted the difficult for the four champions to re­ fielder Joe Morgan at Houston. outfielder Jorge Orta at Cleveland; Windsor A, 30 Windsor Locks H, May 10-pinners potential is great there. Our defense, Arrow, only four points separated In the AL, Dick Howser takes over serve as designated hitter. He batted team's most valuable player last tain their titles. In the AL East, the Baltimore pitcher Dan Schatzeder and third 2 Hartford Public A, 7 Newington H, infield and outfield, could be as Penney High nine first and 18 places in the Open Men's as manager of the New York .323 on the jayvee club last year. SOUTH WINDSOR - The South season as a sophomore ... Yale's The Pirates, despite the loss of Orioles return basically the same baseman Richie Hebner at Detroit 9 South Windsor H, 12 Bloomfield H, strong as last year." Release Division. Yankees; Jim Frey is at the helm of Karpuk, when not pitching, will Windsor Jaycees will sponsor a team home football schedule next fall lists the Kansas City Royals; Billy Martin pitcher Bruce Kison to free agency, team which won the division title by and pitcher Skip Lockwood and first 14 Rockville A, 16 Windsor H (at Junior Beth MacDonald gets the Ron Walker of Pennsylvania and anchor first base. Otherwise seniors at the third annual State junior meetings with UConn, Air Force, assumes the head post of the Oakland remain the team to ‘'"nt in the NL eight games a year ago. The AL baseman Tony Perez at Boston. ECSC, 7:30 p.m.), 19 Windsor Locks nod at first base with incumbent Lisa set to challenge Gary Rcwe of New Jersey each Kalon Goodrich and Ken Adamson Bowling Championship Touranment Coiumbia, Cornell and Princeton. A, 20 Weaver A, 22 Bulkeley H. Tilden, senior tri-captain, returning registered 449 points out of a possible will split the duties. Senior co­ Games not noted 3:15 p.m. scheduled April 13 at the Bradley at second base. She batted .318 with 450. Away games will be at Brown, Bowl in Windsor Locks. By KEVIN ( ASEV 71 innings he fanned 59, walked 18. Boston College. Penn, Dartmouth captain Bob Ford is at second base, 13 RBI a year ago. Another returnee, One point behind in a three-day junior Tom Kycia at shortstop and Team members are: Pierre (iorrrspoiidrnl posted a 1.52 ERA along with a 5-3 and Harvard ... It's full speed ahead junior Kathy Cooney, is at shortstop. deadlock were Mark Hall of Colum­ junior D.J. Patenaude returns to his Gagnon, 15, average 154; Dan With nine lettermen returning won-lost mark and completed six for the scholastic athletic squads She hit ,323 with 14 RBI last season. bia, Terry Ragsdale of Illinois and Whalers savor berth familiar post at third base. He Donofiro, 15, average 155; Mike Third base is up for grabs with from last year's 10-11 club, which games. "Pires could be the best in next week ... Whalers will conclude Nicolau named Larry Wise of Pennsylvania. The trio batted .250 last year. Pelletier, 18, average 171; Paul sophomore Karen Daley, Ferguson qualilied lor the state tournament for the league," Liappes states. The their season Sunday night against the "1 know people will say that you dings — guaranteed the Whalers can Knight leader is also counting upon each received $208 of the $8,500 HARTFORD (UPI) - They hadn't Junior Pete Jordan takes over Bushey, 17, average 174; and Eric and junior Sue Setsky in contention. the first time in a decade. Penney Detroit Red Wings in Hartford. backed into it but I look at it this way finish no higher than 14th in the sophomores Damon Dombeck, Mark purse. Walker taking home $500 and won in 10 straight games, but the behind the plate. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The Oglesby, 14, average 178. High should be a strong contender for — you play 82 games and you pick up league. The loss by Washington Wright, when not pitching, will patrol Tapio and Paul Kleef on the hill. Rowe $300 after their shoot-off for Hartford Whalers Friday were OIczak has eight pitchers he can New Orleans Saints has named Nick The coach of the team is Elizabeth the 1980 c e ll, baseball title. some points along the way. It doesn’t meant the Whalers can finish no the hot corner. Offensively a year Dombeck is a lefty, the latter pair top honors. Gambling bad savoring their role as the first of the call upon. Three have varsity Nicolau, a New Bedford, Mass., Vozzo. The team members bowl in ago, she swung a ,392 stick with 13 The Black Knights' first venture former World Hockey Association have any effect whether we backed in lower than 16th. righthanders. Mark Hall, who co-manages the “Gambling is the worst thing in the A Whaler win in one of the two final experience, three more pitched native and a coach in the Canadian the junior league at South Windsor RBI. into the new season is Tuesday teams to make the Stanley Cup or not. We're in,” Kelley added. against Wethersfield High at home at Dennis McHugh and Dunfee, a lanes where the competition took world you can do. I've been on both games would mean the Whalers jayvee and two are inexperienced. Football League for three seasons, as Ten Pin. Junior Marcy MacDonald, Beth's place, is a former state and New playoffs. He said he was "optimistic that 3:30 It launches a ‘20-game slate. junior, also could see hill service. sides and I know the answers," Jim­ would not have to face Philadelphia Senior Glen Langen and junior John their offensive backfield coach. The purpose of the tournament is to twin sister, gets the start behind the England champion. A Washington loss to the we’ll pick up a few more points” in Gone from a year ago are the likes Pires, when not pitching, may be my "The Greek" Snyder claims. — the top team in the league this give junior bowlers (ages 13-18) a plate with junior Carol Mumford her Eric Hall, younger brother of Mark Philadelphia Flyers made Hartford the season’s final two games'Friday used in rightfield along with Jim "It just isn't good. I was a success season — in the first round of the chance to compete at a state-wide backup. Junior Georgeanne Ebersold of Dave Blake ( 303 hotting average i, and the current Connecticut and New the first of this year's four expansion night and Sunday — both on the Sexton Junior Kenny D'Atilio should at it, but I was different. I went out playoffs. level. The entry fees for the young patrols centerfield and she is flanked Karl Schultz. Bob Burnat i94 innings England Open champ, finished in a teams to qualify for the preliminary Whalers home ice. worked, fj-4, 1 14 ERA). Returning fill the void in leftfield while junior and studied, researched it like Kelley also said the guaranteed It would pit the Whalers against people are paid by the South Windsor by junior Marge Botteron in leftfield Gary Donovan is pegged as a utility tie for sixth place at 447, just two round of the National Hockey League Jaycees. are veterans such as Peter Cace at McDonald's does when they're going berth will give two injured Whalers, one of three possible opponents — Nutmeg Relays and senior tri-captain Liz Neubelt in infielder points less than the winner, a clear championship series. This is the first year the Jaycees first base. Dino Peruccio at second to build on a corner somewhere. Jordy Douglas and Mark Howe, a Montreal, Buffalo or Boston — in a right. indication of the high-class caliber of "I feel like that I do informs the The Whalers had missed two are sponsoring a team. Jaycee base. A1 Dunfee at shortstop and chances to wrap up the berth on their chance to rest before the playoffs in­ best-of-five series beginning Senior Mary Neubelt and archer that the event attracted. public candidly and honestly. The members said they would like to see sophomore Curtin arc penciled in as either Frank Bcnctticri or Tim Just Pitching depth, speed and the out­ own, blowing a 3-0 lead to lose to stead of “forcing them into the line Tuesday. The first two games would first for girls idea is to make a number than a large turnout of South Windsor at third h;ise. The latter hit .310 in ‘29 field could be problem areas, accor­ Before the competition, Eric Hall up” for the remaining games. be played in the opponent’s city, with reserve outfielder. equalizes it if you want to take a Toronto on Tuesday and then residents. at bats. ding to Liappes. He believes noted, "You can't afford to miss." The outcome of the Whalers final the third game in Hartford next dollar from your buddy and say. traveling to Pittsburgh to be beaten Both local and two area girls’ track discus and javelin) and jumping Players of year Senior Boh Linnell will be behind catching, the infield, improved hit­ He was so right. two games will determine who they Friday. teams will participate at the unique Let's take the Greek's number.' by the Penguins the next night. event, there are three-girl teams. CENTERVILLE, Ma.ss (ITIi - the plate ting and Pires are on the list of take on in the first round of the Nutmeg Relays slated Saturday, Captians chosen Most of the people who gamble The pressure had been mounting on The best distance of each member is Ron Perry of Holy Cross and Rufus "One of our strengths is the strengths ISotes off the cuff the Whalers,'who have been troubled playoffs. If needed, a fourth game would be April 12 at Conard High’s track in taken and the total distance deter­ NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Seniors experience of this team, " states "The seniors have to come to play, withour numbers are in that situa­ The losses to Toronto and in Hartford Saturday, April 12, and a West Hartford. Mike DiPrato and Brian Stranieri Harris of Maine were named co- by a series of late season injuries. mines the place of the team. Players of the Year Thursday in the Penney Coach Mike Liappes, "We if not we'll only be average." Liappes Dick Cobb will undergo major sur­ tion. Pittsburgh — the two teams directly fifth game would be played in the op­ Conard and Penney High of East The meet is open to every high and junior John Gustafson have been "People say, 'If you're against "I feel like somebody just took 100 northern division of the Eastern have a very good, solid infield, too,' states. gery on his ailing leg next week at ahead of Hartford in the overall stan­ ponent’s city on Monday, April 14. Hartford are co-sponsors of the all­ elected tri-captains of Central gambling, why do you make pounds off my shoulder. Jack Kelley, school girls’ track team in the state he adds, "the outfield is a question- Schedule: April 8 Wethersfield H, Manchester Memorial Hospital. The relay meet. East Hartford High, College Athletic Conference numbers?' There's some conflict, no the Whalers' director of hockey and each member of the first, second Connecticut’s bas^all team. Joining Perry and Harris on the mark because Mark Ander.son is the 10 Enfield H. 12 South Windsor H 1 popular director of athletics at operation, said after the Washington East Catholic and Manchester High DiPrato, a righthanded pitcher, is Manchester High has been hampered question about it. Except we still tell and third place relay will receive a league's ■ six-man All-Star squad only guy out there with experience. " p.m.. 15 Simsbury A. 17 Fermi A, 19 are also among the long list of en­ trophy. from Wethersfield. Last season he by a gimpy knee for some time ... them that it's wrong to gamble, that loss. Stadler grabs hold —chosen by Division I North coaches Anderson, ticketed again lor South Catholic H 1 p.m., 21 Windham "It would have been a lot nicer if tries. had a 2-1 record and a 4.72 earned run Brothers Rich and Andy Plepler are you can't win gambling. You don't Action will begin 10 a.m. — \jere Mike Ferrara of Colgate. centerlield, swiped 25 bases a year 11 1 p.m.. 23 Hall H 1 p.m., 25 The Nutmeg Relays is the first average. members of the varsity tennis and ever try to get even. That's how they we had won the last two games and The events contested will include: James Wright of Rhode Island, Pete ago and batted .254. He. however, is Manchester A 1 p.m,. 28 Conard A, 30 made it on our own. But no matter meet of its kind offered for girls in shot put, diseux, javelin, long jump, 4 Stranieri, a catcher-outfielder, is the Knight's lone threat on the bases. East Hartford H. May 2 Wethersfield golf squads this spring at Franklin built all those fancy places in Las from Bristol. He batted .273 in 14 Harris of Northeastern and Steve how we did it, we must have played of two-stroke lead Connecticut. The uniqueness of the X 100 hurdle, 4 X 100, 4 X 200, 4 X 400, Wright of Boston University. "Speed is a weakness, Liappes ad­ A, 5 Enfield A, 7 Simsbury H, 9 Fer­ and Marshall College in Lancaster, Legas." meet is that every girl in every event games last season. Have a nice Easter weekend. pretty well to get into the playoffs,” 4 X 800, 4 X 1 mile; distance medley Selected as the division's mits Penney batted .233 a year ago, mi H. 12 Windham A. 14 Hall A, 16 Pa. Both are Loomis grads ... Bill Hartford captain Rick Ley said. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) - nament. is participating as part of a relay (800, 400, 1200, 1600); sprint medley Gustafson, an outfielder-pitcher, is First-round leader Tom Purtzer co-Rookies of the Year were Rick a stat it hopes to improve on. Manchester H, 19 Conard H, 21 East Craig Stadler shot a 69 Friday for a team and not as an individual. (200, 400, 600, 800) and 800 medley from Willimantic. He hit .406 in 12 had a 78, 14 strokes higher than his Carlisle of Maine and Ernie Floyd of Senior Paul Pires heads the Hartford A. Games not noted 3:30 two-day total of 8-under-par 136 and a In the throwing events (shot put. (100, 100, 200, 400). games a year ago. Knights' mount corps. A year ago in p.m. two-stroke lead midway through the opening-round course-record 64. Bob Holy Cross. Murphy rated No. 1 Greater Greensboro Open golf tour- Gilder, who held second place after 18 holes, also had his troubles and fell Sports Parade. into a tie for eighth place after the as net year nears second round. Jai Alai entries. Pat McGowan, who has won only Oates added Murano is the younger sister of $3,447 in 10 tournaments this year, By LEN AIJSTER TIvt former Eaglette standout Mary had a 70 to go with an opening 68 for a FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) Herald Sporlnwriler Both sides 6-under-par 138 total and sole posses­ Fnt Hartford Jai-Alai General Information. Catherine Murano, former state — The New York Yankees added one 1. Qiir«U*llre«an I LhraiwMarte Another good season appears to be I.GaM-Zam 2.6airiMfrlh8tlal l.OrtaalUaAerti 2. ftamjVcarua I sion of second place. l.lm-Zam I0rWal-Z«^ 4.Emhw4le*i player and subtracted four Friday 3.E«^CaTa 4.Zat»«a»a 3. laM k-kna 4. irasa-kniy on the horizon for the East Catholic Class M champ. S, Irtii CirMwai tinmitwi Bv “I didn’t play quite as well as I did 3. hrfAi Kiici 4. ihwMUsca Nights; Monday through Saturday from 7 PM. Doors open 6 PM. Mati­ Seniors Tracy Young and Katie for a net of minus three that left 7. lascanD-Uka t k ip a i Cami S.larfMiMs S.Ckanta^iM tCmbii kfnaeik High girls' tennis team. The Eaglette assessing yesterday,” said Stadler after ilMatrm 7. hkMKmfta IFiKta-Asiil 7. lascaraa-Iaqai I.M aM 4 ika Sullivan and junior Claire Viola have Milt them with 28 players, three over the Skt kmhps netters, 10-1 a year ago, swing into posting the 69 to go with an opening- lEMHbnl $ki kia-lartvM Sak Ki Hakri nees: Saturday from noon. Senior citizens over 60 only $1 admission to also shown well in early practices. Kiehinuii limit. nki h*lew$ the ‘80 season Tuesday against round 67. “I just had kind of a me “We have a pung team, really Veteran catcher Johnny Oates 1. junk Bwbiili any matinee. Bets: Win, Place. Show, Quinielas. Perfeetas.Tritectas and Windham High in Willimantic. ball strike S#cm 4i FaMk young," Casalino views. “The mediocre round.” signed a one-year contract for the ad­ 4, lasoraa-lrcaraza I Junior co-captain Monica Murphy But he said he was happy to play in 1. Irpn^sis I lEM yZvrt 5. 5. Mai»4aiMt the $6 Trifecta Box. You must be 18. Features: Over 1,000 free seats schedule is comparable to last year. 1 dition. The subtractions were in­ I Maika 2. fie NEW YORK (UPI) - Both sides 1 fi«hw»4irtircfi iZtfMMlil 7,B»4ennr L Charala-fiarHMik is firmly implanted in the No. 1 Padres last season and now is one of the morning even though skies were 3. Arcraiel 4. O rk a l think we'll have a real competitive are now sitting back assessing the fielders Brian Doyle and Roy Staiger S. fMBto tiftnr I Skt OrWa Mmtkt available every night for general admission fans; all seats available tor singles slot. She will practice with the coaches with the Tigers, says San threatening. Wind caused problems S. Ger«T (. latcaran season because we have the depth.” and outfielder Garry Smith, who go 7, k u liwm LH M Xvrtta the boys' squad, reports Coach Tom results of the players' "strike." or Diego slugger Dave Winfield is the for players on the course later in the Tenth; 7. CarnMk LIkraa general admission fans at noon. For group discounts, (:all 525-8611. Schedule: April 8 Windham A, 10 to the minor league camp for Sak Irata Casalino, "She's head and shoulders whatever you want to call it. I'd call best player in the National League. day. Penney H, 15 St. Paul A, 17 East it a draw. The players gave a little, reassignment, and Don Gullett, l.QiveU 2.lkraa Dining; El Rebote Restaurant and snack bars. Information: 549-7010. above the others," he states. ‘‘He could show a little more ‘‘I’m very happy with my 3. M m 4. tnarazal Hartford A, 18 Windsor A 2 p. m., 29 by agreeing to open the season on recuperating from rotator cuff sur­ S. Incaran iC a riM n i The Nos. 2-3-4 singles slots and leadership but there isn’t anything he position," said Stadler, tied at the l.h»-7jra 2. GMritM-Miarl Seat and dining reservations: 249-1371. Address: 1-91 north ot Hartford gery, who has been placed on the 60- 7.Ceniy LO rW al Manchester H, May 2 Maloney H, 5 time, and took a little, by ter­ I M - f e s h l iEMy-OUrrtU berths in doubles rfemain up for can't do on the field,” says Craig. time with Purtzer at 8-under-par. uAs Hu 1. Chanla^aiik Glastonbury A 3:15 p. m., 9 Windsor day emergency disabled list. S .ltck « n u tCew-lew 1. FantHlaiei 2. Saw OlarTita IBa4Mia at East-West Service Rd. (Exit 33). grabs. Top contenders include minating the exhibition games and “He has incredible range and such a 3. Hftaiio Miika 4. Uieka-Marue I H 3:30 p. m., 19 St. Paul H, 21 “I'm glad to be done. The earlier, the 7.Fa«tt»4l«itlal t. hrpn-Kc^ 3. fill il l Ikaita 4.M mI sophomores Heather Hanford, Kathy declaring they'd strike if no new great arm, he intimidates all the op­ better." idumtUdrnw Devcfft V larqaatotarM I. laM fiaw s S. Danry-fienry i lascarsFleanet Rockville H. Home matches at 7 L J a t e M A a l 7.0rkal-Zaki L kiqaai fiimaaiidl Patrio and Meg V'isgilio along with agreement is reached by May 22. posing third base coaches. They Stadler, winner of this year’s Bob l,htUFU«net Ifte-IrcaranI Manchester Community College. Primarily because there isn't a Zachry disabled fmtk 3.Vtam4$M 4.1aiik a ltg ia I lk IftrCaya S k i law k-b^a freshmen Jane Murano, Kathy always tell their runners on first and Hope Classic, had three birdies and S. lasctfaimnbertf 6. Oika Ifiafn w iii Matches not noted 3 p. m whole lot they can do about the situa­ 7. ChareU-Tequi I. In*4* Centy Hornett and Patty McCarthy. second 'Whoa, hold up' anytime a finished his second round on the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U P D - l.lttd Satk Twetftk tion, the owners are accepting it. My ball is hit out to him." Forest Oaks Country Club course Pitcher Pat Zachry’s elbow problem S k i tantr-lank own feeling is some compromise will S .k iiw l without a bogey. prompted the New York Mets Friday im Twelfth: I k a p k la M t 1. kmk^rcarue I tktu-lugi be reached and the season will be 3.PacMlMtial 3. Eatkii Hkerta 4. lascaruMsfi HARJFORDfMALAI “I missed a lot of fairways and had to place the 27-year-old right-hander Fmto l.iMqw-Lank 2. tin Zap iCawlirtMa $. inw) ikiili iFanklMk S. M m Maria fi. Orka M-Geray completed without any further The Oakland A’s have themselves on the 21-day disabled list. 3.Ha4e«wt 4 ,0 r k a M n a Whalers in rout thirty to forty-foot putts for birdies Rftk l.HuSmdn 7. Ml C a ra n i L GIiirtia4aaaet break. S. Charala-tenir fi. Iitcaraa Mwka one of the best young public relations S k i j m u Ski t— y lik i which is not conducive to low Zachry, 5-1 last year, was on the 7. Ewihii Carnaeik i Vtaaa^lrcaraza I IM S men in baseball in Mickey Morabito, LlarpMlwtiai scoring," he said. “I got about as disabled list twice in 1979 — April 24- Mbs Iran Uwfcerta Goals came fast and furious, eight goal of the season at 6:36 which made IFaMto^ja 4. hw 1^1 Milwaukee Manager George who says he can’t believe how much much as I could out of the round. It May 23 and June 10 to the end of the Smatk altogether including seven by the it 4-0. i kHpn lirtgf EVENING Bamberger, recovering nicely from old buddy Manager Billy Martin has couldn't have been a much better season. He failed to face an active 7.k«ia4spa WOMEN’S Hartford Whalers, as Hartford Rogers opened the scoring in the Sik iN^Mnv I open-heart surgery at Mount Sinai the A’s hustling. “Billy’s got them round and could've been a couple of batter this spring, confining his r n t snapped a 10-game winless streak first period at 7:58 for Hartford with excited,” he says. “In one game this Medical Center in Milwaukee, is shots worse but I putted pretty well throwing to the sidelines. Siitk with a 9-2 rout of the Quebec Nor- F’ctiu. Rowe (2), Rogers, Dave SOFTBALL trying to answer each one of the get- spring, he had Jim Essian------today.” The Mets, now down to the 25- 1. G«hi»4Un«ti diques in National Hockey League DeBol, Stoughton and Pat Boutette 1. Z. fadi4irt»iN action iast night at the Hartford well cards and letters he has been “I knew the scores were going to player limit, break camp Tuesday adding goals in the second session. receiving. Bamberger sends a pic­ Pee Wee Reese, who belongs in the ICwilikirta 4.lris»Marl S . U M « t n a L M I m t l a l Civic Center Coliseum. be a little higher this afternoon," and fly to New York for next S.Fittt»4^i Itmti-rnsSi i m h i m n L h c k f A s lil We need Manchester Quebec broke its scoreless drought at ture to everyone who writes and adds 7. Iw ili h n -ta n The Whalers going into the affair Hall of Fame himself, feels his McGowan said. “The conditions Thursday's scheduled start of the Imit t n h i f m iM m women to fill our roster in 18:54 of the period on a goal by Ron the personal message: "Thanks for SkiKMlMtlal had a 0-5-5 mark in their last 10 former boss with the Dodgers, Walt made it difficult today. The greens baseball season. With 14 players in the Women’s Rec League. Chipperfield. It was one of three caring. See you June 1." Uornt I. laapiM rarto I games. Alston, should be in Cooperstown. are holding well but they get a little camp, including first baseman Lee ScfMttC scores, two by Hartford, in an 87- “He was an outstanding manager 3.MM*k If you’re interested and The win all but clinched the 14th bit bumpy in the afternoon. Mazzilli who flew back to Florida S.taacarvMMri want to play call Karen second span. The fact so many ballplayers are and he knew how to handle every one ‘‘I’m very happy with my after missing one day of workouts, llt f i- lM n t i m W w it o 7.awMny place playoff slot for Harfford, which Bobby Hull made his return to the i m r n U u u Ska km rnm U 647-1518. 'a working out on their own at the of his players,” says Reese. “He position,” he said. the Mets arranged to play a choose U m M k M s t has 71 points. The Whalers probable ice for the Whalers after a lengthy first round opponent are the Boston various spring training sites, even could be a great kidder, too. You Defending champion Ray Floyd led up sides exhibition game Friday with T . M v t a r a i Bruins. absence because of personal reasons. though the clubs no longer are paying know Frank Howard, don’t you? Six- a group in third place at 5-under-par their Tidewater farm team. U n f m i m n Hartford concludes its regular mMiHmTOOxi Two milestones were set in the them expense money, shows they do feet-7, 265 pounds and big as a moun­ 139. Floyd had a 69 to go with an season Sunday night at home against care what will happen once the tain, but he wouldn’t harm a fly. NO LIMIT Whaler triumph. Mike Rogers went the Detroit Red Wings. opening round 70. Others in the group Rename track Bowling over the 100-point plateau in the season starts and aren’t quite as When he first came up with the were Bill Kratzert (70-69), Ron MANCHESTER SPORTSMAN’S ASSOC. opening two periods with two goals, mercenary as some owners make Dodgers, I needled him about not get­ Streck (68-71), Howard Twitty (69- NEWARK, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio ANTIQUES - Sharon 200-213-203-616, Ike Miller them out. his 43rd and 44th, and two assists for ting to play and Alston heard it. So 70) and Sandy Lyle, a British State University Trustees, meeting McEIhanon 132-341, Alice 204, L|OU Polinski 211, Rudi Alston he took him aside and said, ‘If . 102 points. Linemate Blaine professional playing his first PGA at the OSU Newark Campus, Friday Sartwell 128-343, Emma Wittke 249, John Myers 245, Annual Fishing Derby that Reese gets on you today, shake * Stoughton tallied his 54th goal of the Rick Williams, son of Montreal Tour event, who had a sparkling 67 to voted to name the running track in­ Johnson 137-349. Joanne John Kozicki 203-580, Ken season at 7:15 of fhe second period, Hall of Fame Manager Dick WilUams, was him up a little bit. You don’t have to go with Thursday’s even-par 72. side the Ohio Stadium and three Salafia 140-135-367, Debbie Bower 244-585, Pete and Ham-Shoot equaling'the club’s record set by Tom pitching batting practice for the take that from him.’ A couple of days Seven golfers were knotted at 140, recreation centers built in 1976 in Wilson 157, Cindy Doyle DeCarli 203-565, Mike CHICAGO I UPI I — The first 15 Webster in 1972-73 and tying him for Expos one day this spring when his later, Howard isn’t playing again including Gilder and Danny memory of Olympic gold medalist 136-355, Joan Debominicis Vignone 200-566. Leo members of Chicago's new sports this year's NHL lead with Los father, watching him. remarked to a because of some injury, and I say to Edwards, who was tied with Stadler Jesse Owens, an OSU athlete who 130, Sally Anderson 126-367, Nelson 205-555. Hall ol Fame were inducted Sun., Apr. 13,198010am-4pm Angeles' Charlie Simmer. group of assembled writers, “He’s him, ‘How can they keep such a big for third place after the first round died Monday in Tuscon, Ariz. Flo Niles 125, Reggie Thursday with some of the city's top 612 Mwtow Road, Covantry, Ct. Also, Nick Fotiu became a double mean out there.” Jabbing the needle guy like you out of the lineup just but had a 73 Friday. The trustees adopted a resolution Gburski 141-353, Robin C aterer - Vivian Flora 153- baseball heroes heading the list of a little, one reporter said to because of a little injury?’ He grabs Purtzer started play on the back naming the facilities for Owens, who Moorhouse 348, Pat 344, Ona Carlson 126-152- Follow tignt off Rta. 44A digit scorer for the first time in his those honored. me by my uniform, picks me up 2 career at the 1:51 mark of the second Williams, “Why shouldn’t he be?” side of the 6,984-yard layout and was buried in Chicago Friday, Cowperthwaite 348. 379, Marion Kldter 127, Hall of Famers Ernie Banks. Lou The Expos' manager had an im­ feet in the air and with his face beet bogeyed the 11th and 18th holes to The resolution said the action was Dorothy Mathes 127, ChlMran 0 to 9 ...... $2.50 oach period, giving Hartford a 2-0 lead, Boudreau and Phil Cavarretta and with his 10th goal. Defenseman Mar­ mediate comeback. "Takes after his red, snaps at me: ‘What the hell make the turn at 38. He bogeyed the taken “as a measure of the admira­ PARKADE DUSTY - Dick Helene Dey 130-128-379, 10 yra. and ovar ...... $5.00 oach the late Charles A. Comiskey were ty Howe registered his first NHL mother." business of it is yours?’ Alston second hole, double-bogeyed the par- tion and continuing affection in which Murphy 200-212-575, Ray Angie Ortolan! 127-346, NO LIMIT honored by the hall of fame, which Carol Rawson 156-385, Lin­ point, assisting Tom Rowe's 15th laughed so hard, he nearly fell over. 4 seventh, bogeyed the eighth and Jesse Owens will always be held by Chittick 218-589, Dave PtUm and tropMaa to ba awardad coiiducled balloling last year- Roger Craig, who managed the Everybody else joined in with him.” finished the round without a birdie. his alma mater." Chagnot 209, Bob Oliver da Boothroyd 125, Jen Ratraahmant Stand ___ Tirinzonie 340. EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 5, 1980 - 13 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 5, I960 Concordia Lutheran Ne/p Wanted 13 H»ip Wanltd 13 AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK SIANCHESTER—’The Concordia Lutheran Church has mechanic with state certifica­ Colendor. scheduled the following events for the coming week. tion can start at $7 per hour. 8 Monday: Christian Education Committee and staff PSYQHIATRIC am. to 4:30 pm. Good working Manchester suMer, 6:30 p.m., in Kaiser Hall. ORDERLIES conditions. All fringe benefits. S h e H e r a t h t ? M EM I Special town mretlng, 8 p.m., gym of Hebron Elemei)- Evening and night ib ift positlooi For appointment call 688-7596. This is next week’s pubUc meetings. Locations are in Bolton «Jesday: Women’s Exercise Class, 7 p.m., in Kaiser VjUSt tiartjora tary school. Involving direct patient contact, to the Municipal Building, 41 Center St., unless noted lU n Catechetics Classes, 6:30 p.m. Bible Study Group, 8 Include patient manageinent Today „ j Historic District study Committee, 6 p.m., Town Office LUBE PERSON - Mechanic CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING otherwise. M o n d ay Building. p.(D. ADVERTISING duties, training and participation background. Reliable. To Final baseball and softball registration, 10 a.m. to 1 In Treatment Team approach. lubricate trucks and trailers. Redevelopment Commission, 7:45 p.m.. Conference py g g ,jj,y Jfednesday: qiildren’s Choir, 6:30 p.m. Ckincordia Good starting salary, com­ Monday p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. C m ^, 7:30 p.nf. V RATES Experience necessary. Second 1 D A Y...... ICewPOMr petitive benefit program, including and third shift. $5.25 per hour. 7:30 p.m. -Planning and Zoning, hearing room. Monday T ^ M d a)T " Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office lliursday: Bible Discovery Group, 9:30 a.m. dental plan. All fringe benefits. For ap­ 8 p.m. -Hearing on 1980-81 budget, Waddell Grade 3 DAYS ...13 Announcements of North EMtom Com. Dutchmaid Clothing. 1-423- [ADVERTISING I - Entertainment High School, Brandy Street. TRANSCftlPnOWST Board meeting, 7:30 p.m. 4216. Bronze medal, like a thick cent, is a mystery - Auctions 357 Eait Cantor St. E.O.E DEADLINE YOUR AD T u e sd a y : W om en’s FINANCIAL Manchaatar Part time position SECRETARY - Manchester |12:00 noon tha day Harald Is rMponsIbtol By RUSS MacKENDRICK out in July), must be driven up the make proclamations. The California wider public. ’The Central (Connec­ Prayer & Study Group, - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Law Office. Typing, LOOKING FOR available weekends and 7:30 p.m., at 1208 Main St. - Personal Loans EXPERIENCED WAITRESS evenings in our Medical Ibafora publication. for only ono Incorroctl We have heard funnies about fin­ wall with the problem of repricing State Numismatic Association has ticut Coin Club of this town has shorthand. Call 643-2405. W e d n e s d a y : M e n ’s - Insurance AND COUNTER worker. 4 Records Department. Insertion and than only I ding a coin marked “XLVI B.C.” or “common” dates that may now be already prevailed upon Jerry Brown always had one or two shows a year TYPISTS AND CLERK p.m. to 7 or 7:30. Apply at Prayer & Study Group, EMPLOYMENT TYPISTS are needed to work TOOL & DIE MAKERS - Good typing and extensive IDoadllna for Saturday to tha siza of ^hal some such date—how about this one: scarcer than the scarce. to take time off to point to coin and they are working on. an - Help Wanter Gilda’s, 303 Adams Street, 7:30 p.m. in the Hartford area. Call Experienced all round larxl Monday la 12:00 original Insarllon. “COIN’D BEFORE 1772’’? The thing The Coin Week is not really collecting as an old and popular hob­ extravaganza to be held at the K of C - Business Opportunities MACHINIST able to set up Manchester. kntiwledge of medical ter- Thursday: Confirmation - Situation Wanted today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Errors which do not was brought in by a collector who “national” yqt—more like a gleam in by with great value in the study of Hall on October 5th. and operate from Blue Prints. mology required. For more iNoon Friday. Class, 3 p.m. Prayer, EDUCATION BICYCLE MECHANIC laasan tha value of the asks, “What is it” ? the eye of the American Numismatic history. (Some previous Coin Week Mint hasn't given up PART TIME. Want cash for Experienced in Air Craft informations, please con­ Scripture Study & Sharing - Private Instructions quality parts. Apply: Gunver WANTED. Must have shop Iciaaalflad ada ara advartlaamant will not ’The material is apparently bronze GOx. Association. The first one was in slogans have been “Monuments in the holidays? For every day? experience. Call 643-7111 or tact - The Personnel ’The U.S. Mint has not given up on Group, 7:30 p.m., at 224 In­ - Schools-Classes It’s easy with the phone in Manufacturing Co., 234 Hart­ Department at 646-1222, |takan ovar tha phona be corractad by an ad- { and it is just about the size of a cent 1924, and the 50th, in ’74, was the Miniature,” “History in Your the Susan B. Anthony dollar. Post of­ - Instructions Wanted ford Road, Manchester. 646-3998. Dave or Jim. dian TYail, Glastonbury. your own home. Call 249-7773. Ext. 41 ■a a convanlanca. Tha dlllonal Insertion. only much thicker (weight 7.67 object of a presidential proclama­ Hands,” “(Toins Are Forever,” etc.) REAL ESTATE G i i f O. fices have been asked to use it in Friday: Youth Choir grams vs. 3.111). The emblem at the tion, but it is still just a whimsy of Canada has a “week” at the same making change and we read in “Coin - Homes for Sale SALESMAN- Opportunity for MANCHESTER top seems to be the same on both the ANA. Plans are afoot to raise the time and the mayor of Moose Jaw, rehearsal, 6:15 p.m. United - Lots-Land for Sale exciting position. Knowledge MOLDMAKERS, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL World” that 50 pieces of the same - Investment Property r status. Right now down in Saskatchewan, has made a joint Methodist Youth of stoves helpful. Base plus 71 Htynot St. sides with a cross pointing design have been struck in a brass > Business Property commission. Full medical DESIGNERS, proclamation with the mayor of Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. - Resort Property ManchMior. Ct. 06040 downward. ’The “D G 5 6” might Washington there is a House Joint alloy that looks less like a quarter. benefits. Paid vacation. Call She Keratb Chancel Choir Rehearsal, • Real Estate Wanted TOOLMAKERS EOS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING stand for Deo gratia, 5 shillings and Resolution (Number 451), that calls Pineviile, Louisiana. These are being tested in vendor Mrs. Gray 525-1931. six pence except that the piece was for an official designation of the third Collector clubs are supposed to 7^0 p.m. MI8C. SERVICES NEEDEO machines and accelerated-wear rigs. - Services Offered struck in a medal rotation. (Turn it week of every April as coin week. We offer numismatic programs for COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - □ If you are a moldmakar, daaigner or - Painting-Papering Earn up to $200 a week. various service groups and to set up Last get-together - Building-Contracting toolmaker with at least 5 years experi­ as you would open a door and the are asked to write our Congressmen f ilte r Church Experienced or will train. Manchester, CT 06040. No phone - RoofIng-SIdIng ence in building injection molde, diet or design on the other side will be up­ Than Bullion." This reminder is a lit­ to get behind it as they need 218 co­ displays in banks and libraries. Also ’The Manchester Philatelic Society Apply 330 Ledyard Street, calls, please. tle late after the tons and tons that will meet at 6:30 p.m. on ’Tuesday, MANCHESTER-The - Heating-Plumbing gegea you should investigate Industrial right. Try this with any coin.) sponsors to bring it to the floor. the ANA wants some educational - Flooring Hartford.. Molding Corp. April 8th, at Mott’s Community Hall Center Congregational If you can identify the mystery National Coin Week have been lost to meltdown already For this year the ANA suggests plugs for the hobby on local radio and > Moving-Trucking-Storage □ I.M.C. hat one of the finest equipped - Services Wanted CARRIER NEEDED medal, please write me, care of The in the yoyo-ing of the silver market. that coin clubs should get after TV stations. ’They stress the promo­ (^7 E. Middle Turnpike). This is the Church has scheduled the $370/THOUSAND FOR toolrooms in the Afetion, producing National Coin Week starts Aprii 13 ENVELOPES YOU MAIL Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, The compilers of the Red Book (due mayors, governors and that ilk to tion of coin and paper money shows last get-together before the following events for the MISC. FOR SALE molds end tooling of the highest quality. with the slogan “Coins Are More - Household Goods Postage paid. Free applica­ MANPEX on April 19 and 20. coming week. □ Close tolerance EDM experience is ■ as a way to bring numismatics to a > Articles for Sale tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86 , 732 For The Beacon Hill Apartments Monday: Seventh Grade - Building Supplies Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. definite advantage. Confirmation, 5 p.m.. > Pets-BIrds-Dogs □ Over 100 million parta ware produced In Manchester, on the East Hartford Town Line. Supermarket Shopper Federation Room Ninth > Musical Instruments in 1979. our 21st year. Our customers - Boats & Accessories are asking for more moldi. Why not join Grade Confirmation, 5 - Sporting Goods Call Manchester Herald, a progressive organization in sunny p.m., Robbins Room. - Garden Products AUTO SOUND Toxas? If you are qualified, call or send ^ e s d a y : Prayer Group, - Antiques - Wanted to Buy resume to Melvin Earaley. lO“ a.m ., 47 Autumn St. Watch out for silent supermarket salesmen RENTALS INSTALLER INDUSTRIAL MOLDING CORPORATION Gerlinde, Pilgrim Choir, 3:30 p.m.. - Rooms for Rent 616 E. Slaton Road, Lubbock, Taxaa 79404 647"9946 another rule of supermarket By MARTIN SLOANE and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to Memorial Hall Sacred - Apartments for Rent WANTED 806/745-4317 OVALTINE. Receive a $1 refund. from two cans of tuna. Expires July WOLF BRAND Chili Offer. You may think there are no salesmanship: The farther you make receive each refund. Dance Group, 6:30 p.m.. - Homes for Rent Send the required form plus three 31 1980. Receive a free can of Wolf Brand » Business tor Rent salesmen in your supermarket. customers walk, the more items they DREAM WHIP’S Dream Pie Woodruff Hail Board of I Experienced and own| are likely to purchase. Ovaltine labels, chocolate or malt. WELCH’S Inflation Fighter. Chili. Send the required refund form - Resort Property for Rent But there are! Every supermarket Dollar Refund, General Foods Corp. Christian Concern, 7:30 ~ Wanted to Rent I tools necessary. Expires June 30, 1980. Receive $2 worth of Welch’s coupons. plus three labels from 19-ounce cans employs many salesmen. Smart shoppers have learned to p.in., Robbins Room Staff - Misc. for Rent EAST HARTFORD Receive a $1 refund. Send the TUNA HELPER, General Mills Send the required refund form plus of Wolf Brand Chili. Expires June 30, Perhaps you didn’t notice them avoid picking up the budget breakers AUTOMOTIVE r^uired refund form plus the dream Inc. Receive a $1 refund. Send the two jar la^Is or two net-weight 1980. R ^iew Committee, 7:30 Call 289-9397 because they are silent. But this does they don’t really need when they go pie recipe from specially marked p.m.. Church Office. - Autos for Sale required refund form plus two Tuna statements from any sizes of Welch’s - Trucks for Sale lor an appointment. not detract from their effectiveness. to the supermarket for just a quart of Copyright 1980, CARRIERS NEEDED: Dream Whip boxes plus the front Helper box bottoms plus the labels Grape Spread, Strawberry Jam or Wednesday: Chancel - Heavy Equipment for Sale These silent salesmen Induce you milk. United Feature Syndicate Inc. - Motorcycles-Bicycles Woodlawn Circle, panels from two four-serving-size preserves. Expires Dec. 31, 1980. Choir, 7:30 p.m., Federa- to buy higher-priced products and to • The supermarket’s silent boxes of Jello Brand Instant Fhid- - Campers-Trallers-Mobile Cannon St., 'tion Room. Homes - Motor Homes HEY KIDS! salesmen are even waiting for you at buy more of everything, including ding. Expires Feb. 28, 1981. Thursday: Sacred Dance - Automotive Service LEGAL SECRETARY- Law HIgble Dr., items that you probably don’t need. the checkout counter. They offer you - Autos for Rent-Lease Firm in Vernon seeks full FAMILY Favorites Booklet. Group, 3:30 p.m.. Woodruff time Legal Secretary with Indian Hill 8t., and To be a smart shopper, you must be racks of candy, magazines, flashlight Receive a recipe booklet and $2.25 Hall Prudential Board, Hopewell St. batteries and razor blades. Do you good Wping and shorthand able to recognize and handle the worth of coupons. Send the required 7:30 p.m., Robbins Room skills. Experienced preferred. have the will to resist? following silent salesmen: refund form plus the net-weight Property Committee, 7:30 Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Woodland Rd., • At the end of each aisle is a silent Avoiding temptation is difficult for statement from any one of the p.m.. Federation Room. □ NorrcES a.m. and 5 p.m. most shoppers. In future columns I’ll Craig Ct., salesman. We usually think of these following products: Brer Rabbit Saturday: Town-wide show you my proven methods for WE ARE LOOKING FOR Foley Circle, E a r n G a s h displays as offering sale-priced Molasses, College Inn Broth, My-T- Girl Scout Exhibition, 8 Lost end Found 1 avoiding the purchase of those Housewives interested in specials. But that isn’t always true. Fine Pudding and Pie Filling, Davis a.m. to 5 p.m.. Woodruff making good money for part Beacon Hill Rd., and budget breakers. Frequently, a slow-moving item Baking Powder or Vermont Maid Hall Youth Group Dance, 8 LOST THURSDAY. $50 bill. In time hours, soliciting from Tolland St (Woodlawn to Anchor) Stop & Shop. If found, please will be stacked high at the end of an It’s easy set up a coupon club with Syrup. Expires June 8, 1980. p.m.. Woodruff Hall. our pleasant East Hartford help from my Coupn Clipper’s call 649-1317. Reward. Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ CALL 647-9946 aisle. But it’s price will be no lower HAMBURGER HELPER Offer. missions, plus bonuses. Hours Up To than usual. Newsletter No. 2, “Coupon Clubs.” Receive a free package of Ham­ e m p l o y m e n t 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- Ask lor Jennifer Shoppers who know their prices For your copy, send 75 cents plus a burger Helper. Send the required re­ North Church □ 4993, ask for Teresa. stamped, self-addressed envelope to aren’t taken in by this kind of fund from plus box bottoms from any , „„MANCHESTER-The THE SUPERMARKET SHOPPER, 13 salesmanship. two Hamburger Helper packages. ^prth United Methodist Help Wenled P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station, • Every aisle has silent salesmen Expires May 30, 1980. Church has scheduled the New York, NY 10019. Be sure to ask RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 that appeal to your impulses. They KING KOLD Frozen Foods Inc. letlowing events for the p.m, and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. * . Per Week! offer you bottle openers when you for Newsletter No. 2. to 5:30, Monday thru Friday NEEDED Receive a free King Kold product. ..duning week. Apply director of nursing. and school vacations. Own 60 pass the soda section. ’They show you Refund of the day Send the required refund form plus . ..M on^y: Worship Com­ Salmonbrook Convalescent Transportation. Call after basting brushes when you pass the Write the following address to Universal Product Code symbols Home, off House Street, 5:30. 64^7230. Call Ivan at mittee, 7 p.m. Council on Glastonbury. Please call 633- CARRIER IN GLASTONRURV gravies. receive the form necessary for this from any three King Kold frozen 'M nistrles, 7:30 p.m. 5244. WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Smart shoppers know that non-food $3 refund offer: Colgate Cuts Costs, products: Blintzes, Crepes, Matzo '"-Tuesday: Education items usually cost more when you - 1 day per week. Must have The Manchester P.O. Box 556, Young ,\merica, Minn. Balls or Chopped Liver. Expires Aug. Committee, 7:30 p.m. NURSES AIDES wanted for own transportation. Call 568- for these streets;— buy them in the supermarket. 55399. Offers expires July 31, 1980. 31 1980. r.Wednesday: “Over full time on all shifts. Apply 2605. • Supermarkets know that the director of nursing. Salmon- Icoltsfoot Circle, CatUil Dr., April Dr., Addison Clip file refunds LA PINA Tortilla Holder Offer. Blxties,” 2 to 4 p.m. New brook Convalescent Home, off Evening Herald shelves at eye level get most of your Receive a free (ortilla holder. Send FULL AND PART TIME for iR d., Wocthington Rd., Griswold St., & Great Miirellaneous food products (File Membership Class, 7:30 House Street, Glastonbury. attention as you walk down the the required refund form plus three .-jilm. Please call 633-5244. Golf course and snack bar. ISwamp Rd. 9) ^ p ly at Tallwood Country aisles. So, they place their most proof-of-purchase seals from any La ;C,Thuraday: (Confirmation Clip out this file and keep it with LATHE OPERATORS - With Club, Route 85, Hebron. expensive breads, cheeses, cookies Pina products. Expires July 31, 1980 , Cjasi, 7 p.m. Christian similar cash-off coupons — beverage 2 years' experience. Good lUwn your own business and have your own 647-SD46 or and soaps on these shelves. You must or when supply runs out. " ^ i a l Concerns, 7:30 p.m. refund offers with beverage coupons, benefits. Salary negotiable. PART TIME, mature person often reach up high or stoop down low LIPTON LITE-LUNCH Free Hawk Precision (To., 303 wanted for retail optical for example. Start collecting the ■spending money for the coming summer. for the more economical products. Offer. Receive a refund equal to the Burnham Street, Blast Hart­ sales. Pearie Vision Center. needed proofs of purchase while 647-0047 • The only silent salesmen who purchase price of Lipton Lite-Lunch. EulyWeaUMr ford, telephone 5299945. ^ua^^O j^rtunity Employer. looking for the required refund forms Dying breed stand at a distance are the meat and Send the required refund form plus at the supermarket, in newspapers ..The first lystematic weath- BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Call dairy displays. the side name panel with the Lipton MY HOME prefegahly from (XIUNTER HELP WANTED. 647-9949 or 647-9947, and magazines, and when trading are a dying breed. Post cards promote them The traditional fruit and Produce vendors - er reports In the Unted States Have you ever wondered why they address from one box of Lipton Ins­ ‘^ K / t attributed to Reverend Manchester, Vernon, Bolton Part time, must be 18 or ask for Chris. with friends. Offers are subject to as tourist attractions, but the arabs say the of Baltimore —known to the locas as street are always farthest from from the tant Lite-Lunch. Indicate the price —John (Campanius Holm, chap- area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 older. Apply at Bess Elaton Donuts, ISO Center Strhet, store’s front entrance? It’s just manufacturers’ geographical limits vou paid. Expires Dec. 31, 1980. city.wants them off the street. (UPI Photo) arabs or ay’rabers for short —believe they n iS n of a setUement near pres- p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- ant-dav Wilmington, Del. 3914. Manchester. 14 — EV'1£MNG h e r a l d . Sat.. April 5, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 5, 1980 - 15 ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ^ Peanuts — Charles M. Schulx

HERE'S THE WORLP r THINK I PIP A IF THERE ARE AHH MORE THAN THAT IN ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie FAMOUS CENSUS TAKER: PRETTV 6000 JOB 60IN6H0MEATTHE THEWORLPIPON'TUANT a r m r z* By ADigaii van Buren 1 House plant 1 Metric foot * - 4 4 V b O l l ^ = ENP OF THE PAV... . TO HEAR ABOUT'EM! 4 Unused 2 L e t'.n k « Call 643-2711 8 Skin problem 3 Korean border m ^ ★ Jf ' ^’^St'V****"'*'** Call 643-2711 * 12 Motoring river association 4 IdoMike 0 M A TIT 13 Black bird 5 Medicines R A W 14 Canopy 6 Fortune 0 N E 15 Wire measure 7 Ram's mates Q E R Frank and Ernaat “Heartbroken” Mom 16 Farthest-flung 8 Underarm ■v-y 18 Dye 9 Cote sound Business & Service 20 Tree fluid 10 Our (Fr.) Doesn’t Have Priacllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Teke a chance 11 Triton THAfT U6LU|e A/\.. 23 City in Florida 17 Slopes d 27 Concerning 19 Flag flower ' rodents 45 Over (Ger.) 'THAT ' ^ IT WAS A TtXlGH sound 22 Dog house SOT ■H> B£ ^ ^ Much to Break OaiNPRA, WE roUNP 33 Jacob's son HAS • ' SEASON, BU T! 30 Removed 24 To love (Fr.) 47 Wing (Fr.) e VOUR CLP HI6H THE LAST VEAI 36 Patriot SCHOOL SWEATER PLAVEP FULLBACK.' STILL A4ANAGEP TO contents 25 Frieble 48 Prune ‘ DEAR ABBY: My heart is broken. Our wonderful 22-yea^ Thomas____ T H E LA%lESr (50 ON ANP WIN m 32 Roman date 26 Epic 49 Snakes old aon ia going to marry the 26year-old girl he'a gone with IN THE ATTIC.' 37 Visual FOOTBALL LETTER.’ 33 African animal 27 Before this 50 Insect stage for two yean. She’s a fine girl, but last summer suffered a Es k i m o i »v E (pl) 28 Smells 39 Most wise 51 Born 34 Might spinal cord injury in an auto accident. (My son was driving, 29 Birthmark 40 Newlyweds 52 Marsh and minculously came out of it with no serious injuries.) 35 Month (abbr.) 43 Overturn E v E p 5 E E N ! 31 Genus of 53 Prevaricate • Unfortunately, the girl ia now paralyzed ftom the waist 36 Gives bad review 'down, and will be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life. 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 37 Exchange for 1 9 1 0 11 Th m c i 4 - c | l ' | | l | l ' " Abby, I don’t want to be cruel, but we want more for our Ol«>»TNtA,kN,Tll money 12 13 14 !■ '|i ■' ||> son than to spend his life caring for an invalid. He says he 38 M ilitary expe­ -loves" her, but I think he feels sorry for her, and feels guilty dition to Holy IS IS 17 Sarvices Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Pelnling-Paperittg 32 Building Contracting 33 •because he was driving when the accident occurred. (It a Land Household Goods ? Iraan’t his fault His brakes failed.) 18 Vi DAN SHEA PAINTING & 40 Boats-eccessorles 45 Homes tor Rent S4 Autos For Sale 61 40 Pale bluish- FARRAND REMODELING We’ve tried to talk some sense into the boy, but it did no 4-y< green ■ DECORATING. Interior and 21 1 24 2 S 26 Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters REFRIGERATORS SALT WATER FISHING ASHFORD. Four room house. 1965 FORD VAN - Low „ good. You are our last hope. He respects your judgment Will 41 Composition 1 exterior. Also wallpapering. 27 2 B 29 Room Additions, Decks, A1 Washers / Ranges, used, EQUIPMENT - Poles, reels, Unfurnished. Tiled bath, large mileage engine. Good condi­ "you please write to him and try to make him understand 42 Attraction 3 0 31 Quality craftmanship. Call guaranteed and clean. New Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawranca 44 Wildebeest ■ Wpes of Remodeling and and miscellaneous. yard. No animals. Lease. 423- tion. ready for inspection. $485 :,?what a serious mistake he is making? We would even ^ 32 646-5424 or 646-1305. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful shipment damaged, G,E & 46 Mexican party Reasonable. After 5 p.m., 643- 4190. 546-6423, evenings. firm. Call 649-1831 after 4:00 ""willing to have him live with her for a year just to make sure item ■ ■ ly insured. Phone 643-6017. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices 0O5H. CLAUPIA'9 NEVER WOH/j Y ^ PO M T 35 3 . 3 , PAINTING - Interior and 7354. p.m. he knows what he’s getting into. Thank you. SO Made weak B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main WANTED: 2-3 Working Single - HEARTBROKEN MOTHER BEEN ON A ETASE BEFORE! ■ ■ exterior. Paperhanging, SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS Street, 643-2171, WHAT WOULP YOU L IK E 54 Tax agency 3 8 39 . 0 excellent work references. Antiques 48 Male Engineers. Share large FOR SALE - 1972 DATSUN _ HER TO PO? (abbr.) ■ - Sun Decks, Patio Doors, house. Bolton. Lease. 1 vehi­ 510 WAGON. 90,000 miles. DEAR MOTHER: Sorry, but I write only to those 55 Horse 41 Free estimates. Fully in­ Reasonable Prices. For free Income Tax Services sured. Martin Matson. 649- ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! cle each. No children, pets. Excellent condition. Mqst -'who solicit my advice. Instead of trying to dissuade directives ■ ■ estimates Call Joe, 64^1519. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, 44 4 7 4 1 4 9 4431. Custom made draperies, slip­ 643-2880. sell. 643-6798 after 6:30. him from marrying the girl, you should be proud of 56 One (Ger.) covers and upholstery. Budget Collectibles, Miscellaneous, 57 Organ of ■ him for his decision. You appear to have a greater SO 51 52 S 3 5 4 MASONRY. All types of con­ Used Items. 40 Flora Road speech Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 WANTED JUNK or unwanted A&W PAINTING Contrac­ or 646-1000. (off Route 85), Bolton. 'Uprobiem than your son. Mother. Get counseiing and 58 Short for tors. Quality painting and , crete work and repairs OlHces-Stores lor Rent 55 cars - Will pay up $25. Call 872- 5 S 5 B 5 7 INCOME TAX PREPARA­ Fieldstone a specialty. Free Team how to iove and let go. ' gentleman TION SERVICE - At your paper hanging at reasonable/ Wanted to Buy 49 0313 mornings or evenings 59 Communists SB 59 SO rates. Fully insured. Free estimates. Calf after 5, M3- GAS STOVE, like new. |225. PROFESSIONAL/BUSINESS home. 20 Years Experience. 1870. 643-7561 by Saturday. Keep OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ DEAR ABBY: We are both well over 21. Two years ago my 60 Printer s Dan Mosler, 649-3329. or 525- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- trying. OLD WOODEN CHAIRS, 1977 CHEVY VAN - 3/4ton. V- .! boyfriend and I took out a marriage license, but so far we measure (pi.) 'NIWSPAPIR INTIAPHiI I AISN) GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the 7696. proximately 2600 square feet, 8263. LEON CIEZSYNSKI DRESSERS & TABLES - Any 3. Automatic, power steering, "/.haven’t used it. I have brought up the matter of getting ole 1-2 punch! Tax Coipora- condition. Will buy one or a with ample parking. Close to power brakes. AM/FM, tion of America, SECOND BUILDER. New homes, ad­ ONE USED AUTOMATIC Center, hospital and new /"married several times, but he always has an excuse to put it PERSONAL Paperhanging house lot. Call 872-2590. radials. Quick Sale, $3500.872- largest Tax Service is FIRST ditions, remodeling, rec WASHER - 5 years. |1 W. Good court building. For info, call 4106. off. I don’t think he really wants to get married. Abby, how ' in convenience. Your home- or for particular people, by Dick. rooms, garages, kitchens running condition. Call after 6 568-7658 or 871-0401. long ia a marriage license good for? Call 643-5703 anytime. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, p.m., 647-9921. my office. 647-9426. Pauline Rooms tor Rent 52 1971 GALAXIE 500 - 76,000 " FED UP IN PHILLY Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Kozuck. dormers, roofing. Residential VERNON AREA. Upstairs of­ bridge miles, new brakes. Good PROFESSIONAL PAINTING or commercial. 649-4291. fices for rent. One, 12" by 12". - Interior and exterior. THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ rubber. Excellent mechanical !- DEAR FED UP; In your case, it’s good for nothing. INCOME TAX Articles tor Sale 41 trally located. Downtown $125 monthly. One, 18" by 12". THESE ARE THE SUEST HUTS, OOP. I ...IF IT RAINS, AT LEAST PREPARATION. Reasonable 'e yo Commercial and residential. condition. Must sell. $500. 6^- PoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Manchester. Kitchen $175 monthly. Carpeted and DEAR ABBY: Do those people who complain about ALLEY OOP.' YOU AND THE ( SLEEP WE GOT US. OUR H E APS'LL STAY DRY! accurate, in your home or come Taxes preparedred expert­e Free estimates. Fully in­ 4241. s e r g e a n t w il l s p e n d t h e L w e l l ! A LITTLE S'NIGHT, SARGE.' privileges. Call 649-2358. paneled. Heat and air con­ ~barldng dogs ever stop to realize that barking is a dog’s way Oswal(j Jacoby and Alan Sontag mine. Norm Marshall 643- ly by leading independent Tax sured. 646-4879. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ditioning included. Call Dave, NIGHT HERE.' PROBLEM Consultant. Phone 649-6851. PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1976 bf trying to tell us something? HERE.' 9044. ment Co. Expert installation 2 ROOMS -1 Free, 1 $20 week­ 875-2517. J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom of aluminum siding gutters ALUMINUM Sheets used as PREMIER WAGON - '_The barking dog says, "I am lonely, pet me. I am restless, printing plates, .007 thick ly: mature male and female. Automatic. Power steering, Decorating. Interior & and trim. Roofing installation Wanted to Rent "Walk me. I am unhappy because I can’t leave this spot Take Exterior Painting. 23x28‘A", 25 cents each or 5 (Jne with License for errands 57 power brakes. 6 cylinder, 21 Reverse is forcing rebid J & M and repairs 649-W95 , 871-2323 and meals. Private entrance. ‘/ me with you. I am cold, I am hungry. I am frightened.” WATERPROOFING, Paperhanging & Remodeling. for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be mpg. Excellent condition. Give your dog some attention. Walk him twice daily and HATCHWAYS, foundation Call 649-5459. HARD WORKING - Young By Oswald Jacoby Incidentally, when and if Installation Of Aluminum Storm Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. ROOFER WILL Install Roof, picked up before 11 a.m. $2500. 6461356. _ show him some affection. Take care of his needs and he will Doors, Windows. Roll-Up Aw­ cracks, sump pumps, window Call 649-9658. ONLY. couple with one 11-year-old and Alan Sontag you do pass at two hearts and nings, Csnopiss A StHittsrs. Odd wells, stone walls, patios, Siding or Gutter for Low LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING child and 1 dog, looking for ;; be lees likely to bark. SIxos. Also. Glass A Scrssn FOR SALE. 1977 Nova, small it turns out that partner’s steps, walks, fir^laces, con­ Discount Price. Call Ken at ROOM - Fully furnished. HOUSE to RENT. Reasonable As an animal welfare worker, I have answered complaints In modern bidding, when hand is something like 6 A 4 Ropsir. 647-1566. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye V-8, power steering and about barking dogs and found animals with no doghouses crete repairs. Thirty years set, electric welder, acetylene Stove, refrigerator, linens please. Call 742-9543 early you open one club and rebid H-KQJ 10 7 6 D-Q2C-54 2 137 WlndMrvlll* M . 823-2892 brakes, air conditioning , I,.out in the rain and snow, dogs with chains too short to reach Broad Brook. Ct. Aftsr 6 P.M. experience. 643-4953. 646-1190. outfit, aluminum ladder, provided. 801 Main Street, morning or late evening. great condition. Must be seen. two hearts or diamonds alter and he wraps up 11 tricks and R&R HEBERT PAINTING - Axtec trailoi tires, new electric Manchester. $30 weekly. 649- $2200. Call 6469723 after 6 ^ any type of shelter, dogs that had been without food or partner responds one spade then says, "Partner! You Interior & Exterior. generator, electric lawn- 9879. p.m. water for days, dogs that barked incessantly before they you have made a reverse bid reversed! How could you C&M TREE SERVICE - Free "Guaranteed Quality Chimney mower. Evenings, 633-70M. □ AUTOMOTIVE accidentally hung themselves with choke collars over a which is a one-round lorce pass?" you have heard some­ estimates, discount senior Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. Sweeps Apartments For Rent 53 fence, and dogs with collars imbedded in their flesh who Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona and should show at least a lull thing similar to what is FLOORS UNLIMITED - king above a minimum open­ brought up time and time citizens. Company Floor, Carpet, Upholstery ISA IWT DINING ROOM SET Colonial Autos For Sale 61 were bleeding and in pain. Manchester-owned and TEACHERS - Experienced M U OTUUS LOOKING for anything in real The barking dog is the unhappy dog. Let us use love ing. again. Care. Double-Cleaning style $1,400. Call 568-1988. Y p l a n t s a n d .And, w o n' t s e e ' operated. Call 646-1327. exterior painters. Now KOWT estate rental - apartments, 1976 HONDA CIVIC. New " /instead of muzzles, and concern instead of criticism. you Here is a good example. The true reverse by opener Method. Free Estimates. Call ■f l lMNll at rnl WE PAY TOP PRICES for H IS O W N HIM SNIFFING AROUND booking for Spring-Summer USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to homes, multiple dwellings? engine, four-speed, new IRENE CUPIDO You hold S-Q93H-2D-A is just a one-round force. A 643-5434. If f Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Specialist in tree and stump Reasonable rates. 649-5873. Associates, Inc. 6461980. Call Tony 64M223. offer. Call 643-1030. DEAR IRENE: If dogs could read, you’d get a lot of You have a sound opening and there was no reason for SPRING CLEANUP. Fer­ Tom SiMpfri this responder to fail to jump removal. Free estimates. tilize, lime, seed your lawn FOR SALE - 16horse Ariens , i,fan letters from man’s best friend. y bid with only one ol the Senior citizen discount. 24 LEE PAINTING. Interior & IUtn Iii4( Snowblower. 6speed forward, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1978 OLDS DELTA Two minor-suit kings. If partner to three or four hearts. now. Quality work for exterior. "Check My Rate Freshly decorated. Paneling, ■ door hardtop, power steering, Suppose you open one club hour, year round service. 643- reasonable prices. 647-9260. Hi NMiOl ST. 1 reverse, with tirechains. excellent. Must sell, "» Teen: Are there some questions you just can’t ask responds one spade, you can 7285. SPECIAL WINTER Before You Decorate." Used one season. $550. Call stove, refrigerator. Adults, sacrificing! Any reasonable power brakes, air. Call 646 well afford to reverse to two with S-832H-2D-AK54 RATES! Dependable. Fully in.sured. references, no pets. $265. 646- 6897. anyone about sex, drugs, your own feelings? Get diamonds If he rebids two C - A K 9 8 6. What should ycu 543.0130 after 5 pm. 6467230. offer over $1450. Call after —Abby's new booklet, WHAT TEENAGERS OUGHT 646-1653. 3167 . 228-3540. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. spades you just bid four. If he bid after a one-spade EXPERT PAINTING and DINING ROOM SET - 1/2 1973 OPEL WAGON. Four TO KNOW. Send $2 to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, rebids two hearts you can bid response? Raise to two LANDSCAPING Specializing MUIR'S TREE SERVICE Building Contracting 33 price, $975 . 568-1988. VERNON - 3 Room Furnished cylinder, four speed, gas BeVerty Hills, Cdlif. B0212. Enclose a long, stamped either two or three spades spades! What should you rebid Apartment with utilities. $310 (28 cents), self-addressed envelope. in Exterior House Painting. AND LANDSCAPING. Heating-Plumbing 35 saver, good condition. Many depending on whether you are alter a one-heart response? Tree pruning, spraying, Lowest prices. Fifteen years WES ROBBINS Carpentry WELL SEASONED monthly. Near Circle. Also: 1 new parts. Michelin tires. an optimist or a pessimist. If Two clubs is slightly better mowing, weeding. Call 742- experience. Call Ray Muir, remodeling specialist. Ad­ HARDW(X)D. Cut, split and Room Efficiency Apartment. WANTED JUNK AND LATE $1200 or best offer. 643-2857 . he bids two notrump, three than one notrump. Do not con­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet $57 weekly. 875-4141. 7947. 87^-2247. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairs, plugged drains, delivered. Prompt oelivery. MODEL WRECKS - Cash evenings and weekends. clubs or three diamonds you sider a reverse bid. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchen faucets replaced, Call Elmer Wilson, 649-5900. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Tha Born Losar — Art Sanaom bid three spades. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) BRICK. BLOCK. STONE kitchens, 649-3446. HEBRON - Two bedroom Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. JEEP 1974 CJ-5. 48,000 miles. I Pstrogroph You can also reverse if the VALVO TREE SERVICE - repaired, rec rooms, apartment. Quiet area. 25 Fireplaces, concrete. Tree Removal. Lots Cleared. bathroom remodeling, heat CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES - 304 -V8. Excellent condition. response is one heart, but here {For a copy ol JACOBV Chimney repairs. No job too Chipper Service. Stump TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY modernization, etc. Free For bedroom (matching minutes from Hartford. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN Stereo. Best offer. Call 649- you will plan to pass if he just MODERN, send S1 to: "Wfn at Serious adults. No pets. 228- 9952. w m w m i; ^ , WLR5 I«A660M1))£3 l)P small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Removal. Free Estimates. In­ Carpentry and general con­ Estimate gladly given. M & M bedspread); living room (6 ft. - 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, goes back to two hearts. Not Bridge," care ol this newspa­ tracting. Residential and 0328. ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* per, P.O Box 489, Radio City estimates. sured. Call Bob 423-0283, or Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. sliding door), bath. Call 289- offer. Call 649-6410, anytime, HAPPY that you arc happy here, but Bill 423-7963. commercial. Whether it be a 4047. Trucks lor Sale 62 probably two hearts is the Station, New York, N.Y. small repair job, or a custom THREE-ROOM apartment - 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO A0C3UT IT?y 10019.) SPECIALISTS IN HOME LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even best place to stop built home or anything in Immediate occupancy. Heat, MX - Excellent condition, low GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY though this is normally a day of IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, DRIVEWAY SEALING. PUBLIC FREE - The Eastern < % u r Protects and beautifies your between call 646-1379 Connecticut Flea Market at hot water, appliances. Main mileage. Quadrophonic TRUCK - Has the readjUg relaxation, spend the necessary Remodeling Additions. R.P. Street second floor. Security. stereo-8 track, power steering enclosed b o ^, with side com­ ‘B irth d a y time on things which could bene­ Roushon Builders. Inc.. 633- driveway. Experienced and the Mansfield Drive-In fit you materially. It's more prof­ reasonable. Free estimates. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - theater (Jet. 31 & 32) re-opens References. Lease. Call after / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, partments. Excellent for con­ 3654. Additions and Remodeling. Surgery and radiation are 7 p.m., 6463911. 6365310, or 659-0508. tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., itable than snoozing. Call Art, 649-3061. Sunday, April 13. Rain, shine VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) If IW Free estimates. Call Anthony the principal methods of or snow. 633-0249 April 0. I960 you’ve b ^ n in a rut lately, select INCOME TAX PAINTING? Leave it to a Squillacote. 649-0811. treating oral cancer. FOUR-ROOM apartment - Se­ 1976 FORD ECONOLINE J’Extend ycNirself to exert your an activity today that you truly PREPARATION Call Janet S. professional for quality and cond floor. Heat and hot VAN 100 - V8. Finished in­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 ‘ tiest efforts mis coming year. enjoy. You're entitled to some Heathcliff — George Qataly Gworek after 6 p.m, for an ap- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY water. Appliances. On terior. Loaded with options. -How you fare wilt be determined fun and games. dependable service. Call Rick Flooring 36 * TAG SALES pointmenl at your con­ Fuller for all your decorating - Remodeling and Additions. busline. No children, no pets. Captains’ CJiair, stereo etc. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON" - by how hard you push. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Things venience 644-0194 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Security. 649-2111. $3750. Call 633-3233, 5661804 or you do with your family today will i-r t II needs. Evenings. 646-0709. FLOOR SANDING & LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, years' experience! For Free $18 WILL RESERVE YOUR 563-6373 evenings. 100% stock and in excellent prove more enjoyable for you PROFESSIONAL HOUSE Estimates, call 646-4239. REFINISHING. Floors like 3'h ROOM APRTMENT - than what you do with outsiders. BABYSITTING IN MY new. Specializing in older BOOTH including tables at shape. $4500. 742-8786. Blood Is thicker than water. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll CLEANING - One time or Private home. Working single CAMARO 1975 - V-8, ARIES (March 21-April 19) The HOME while you work. floors. Natural and stained the Largest Tag Sale, Sunday SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) weekly basis. Excellent Oakland Street area. Keep Smiling May 18th. in Manchester! Call adult only. No children, pets. automatic. Interior/exterior 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT ideas you have today for achiev­ Don't let the size or scope of references. Call Eagle Home floors. No waxing any more. Lease. Pleasant, quiet. 643- excellent shape. Runs great. ing your goals are good ones, so R e'erences. Call 646-7720 Be Happy Also painting. John Verfaille, 6461230. RESERVE NOW! 756 Kerker headers.. KNN projects intimidate you today. /^...WHO CAN'T ^ Maintenance. 623-0858. after 6 pm. 2880. Asking $3,100. 643-7736. filters. Oil cooler. Much ,)^ 8 ta te them into action as You're at your best when you 646-5750. .promptly as possible. Find out have large challenges to contend I LO O K M B IN more! $1500. 643-4076 before~2 more of what lies ahead for you CENTRAL DOWNTOWN 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - p.m. with. THE EVE. in the year following your birth­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) LOCATION - F irst floor. Bucket seats, one owne^ day by sending for your copy of WADDELL SCHOOL, Satur­ All you need for success today Is Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Three large rooms. Modern Needs some body work. $800. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE A stro^raph tetter. Mail $1 for 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 day, May 3. Rental space $10. kitchen. Stove, refrigerator. the proper motivation. Once you Call 6464288, or 565-4672. Speedy Telephone ^^dheh to Astro-Graph, Box 489, get In gear, the sky is the limit. Call 6465744 or 643-2204. Heat, Parking. Available quotations. Immediate .Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. RNs & LPNs TAKE NOTICE. Think "win," and get going. MECHANIC COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 April 15th. Lease and security VW RABBIT, 1977. One coverage available. Call Joan '•Be sure to specly birth date. CAPRICORN (D0e. 22-Jpn. 19) For some unknown reason, we room Western Ranch. Only 4 required. Call 649-2865. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Person to run Dogs-BIrds-Pets owner. 26,000 miles. at Clarke Insurance. 643-11®. Others may seek you out for TRAINEE find that we have unusual years old. With central air, 43 ^ re a d in g sunshine wherever advice or counsel today because FOR SERVICE STATION WO Automatic, rust proofed. you go today comes as natural to openings on our 3 p.m. to 11 fenced pasture, out buildings, BRAND NEW THREE Excellent condition. $4500 or MOTORCYCLE they'll sense you are a person Apply In Person p m. shift. Full and part time Star-turn 2 ponds, brook and much HOME SWEET HOME - BEDROOM DUPLEX you as breathing. You know how who has the answers. Complete health-guard best offer. More info, 646-4288 INSURANCE. Same day "(b,'make others feel both wanted 252 Sp«nc«r StrMt, positions available. Stagna­ more Group I Philbrick APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall or 5664672. coverage available. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) tion is NOT tvpical of our 8-15 n.c. lathe Agency 646-4200. facilities. Cats also. Canine and important. Your haunches and Insight, cou­ Manchattar. 8om« lath* axparlenct carpeting. Fireplaced living Competitive rates. Call Judy, OEMIM (May 21-Juna 20) Joint employment package. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon room. Appliances included! pled with your logic, will serve ncedca Will train. 50 hour*. Road, Manchester. 6465971. FORD 1972 PINTO SQUIRE Crockett Agency Inc., 643- 'Sutures look promising for you you well tc^ay in your commer­ Excellent working conditions, MANCHESTER - Immaculate No utilities, no pets. On a 1577. again today. If you're t l ^ in with BANK GENERAL LEDGER - Paid holidaya. Excallant In- WAGON - Good running condi­ cial affairs. Blend with them In a congenial residents. To auranca banallta. Apply In 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics quiet dead end street. Close to tion 4 cylinder. $1000. Call a winner, make the most of the homogenous brew. BOOKKEEPING CLERK No believe IT. you must see it. baths. 3 zone heat Separate BOX STALLS, TRAILS - Blue busline and shopping. Security .E lective situation. Short Riba — Frank HIM paraon: Seal Feeding Program. Ring 649-6888 after 6 p.m. HONDA 550 Four 1978 Crash PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) experience necessary. Con­ Apply in person: Vernon driveways. Marion E. Robert­ d e p o sit. $420 m onthly. Bar. Corbin Seat. Sissy £(|NCER (June 21-July 22) You Should you receive an Invitation tact Warren Matteson, 289- with lights. Pastures. Daily conduct yourself very well today JUST PICK A , A N Y Y Y E S . S O IT WOLLD/NT HUCT Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ METRONICS, INC. son. Realtor. 643-5953. Available May 1. Call 649-0807 1972 PINTO - Runs excellent. Luggage Rack. And Helmbl. today to a large gathering, by all NOBLE CAESART 6061 Equal Opportunity non. Equal Opportunity turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- _1TV Important one-to-one relatlon- means go. You might met some­ WE'RE OUT OE FEW CITIZENS^ C iTIZENS.IPONT b o w e r -t o INCj j D E a f e w Rt. e « 44 A Saturday and Sunday, after 5 88,000 miles. Has rust. $700. $1800. 646-7224, between 2 and iwips. primarty because you're Employer. Employer. BY OWNER. Six room ranch. 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653, p.m. weekdays. one interesting and make a new CHRISTIANS TO A N P T O S S CAESAR?/ ME WITH OF MY CREDITORS. BOLTON Call 649-8157. 5 p.m. looking out for the other fellow friend. DETAILS- One acre, garage, cellar, as well as for yourself. PEED TO THE T H E M IN. siding, sundeck, treed, EASTER BUNNIES FOR (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRJSE ASSN ) U O N S>. THE PETERMAN AGENCY private. Energy efficient, SALE - White, black, gray and brown. Some 8 weeks, some 5 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Barry's World — Jim Berry • l PONY -miNK H£6 ABWRIMG T O * EASTER BONNET.'* 250 Fern St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 woodstove, near commuter □ EDUCATION bus. 50's 742-7972. months. Call 646-4810. 649-4844 649-9404 646-1171 Public Notice Bugs Buiiny - r!elmdahl ft Stoffal 2 MANCHESTER CAPES Private Instructions A budget hearing for the use of Revenue Sharing Funds will be held on April 15,1980 for all IS Lots-Land lor Sale 24 interested citizens of the Town of Manchester. The following budget is proposed for fiscal COMMON FREE TO A GOOD HOME - year 198681: HIDING LESSONS indoor HEBRON - Joshua Farms S 5 8 .0 D O 16month-old dog." Needs room RaironiiA CKorSnrr m m m a m riding ring. Western stock Development. Level wooded IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FIREPUCE seat, saddle seat and hunt 1.03 acre lot. Been perc to run. Good with children. Category Total Ol All Funds Fund Our Boarding House This Funny World NEW BURNER DINING ROOM seat. All levels 228-9817. Part Collie and Beagle. Has Debt Service $1,249,553 IMMACULATE tested. Reduced, $17,900. 563- had all shots. Please call 646 $ 83,500 STOVE KITCHEN 6364. Pension Contribution 459,000 350,000 CONDITION VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 1681. WELL IF r r ISN'T MY \ HEH-HEH/ NO PRPBUEM, BASEMENT REC ROOM 3 BEDROOMS Street Lighting 305,189 200,000 F(3RMER CONSTITUENT, MAVSR, THE 6 (7VERNJR HARDWOOD FLOORS Former faculty New York ENCLOSED PORCH Musical Instruments 44 Fire District Special Fund 2,220,124 65,000 2C MAJOR HCV7PLE/WHAT APPOINTED HIM TO THE I PUSTER WALLS Music and Art High School. BUILT-INS Professional Singer/Pianist, Real Estate Wanted 28 Special Taxing District 116,741 2,500 00 you HEAR FROM OR WW.1N6 C O IM M im ANP WORKSHOP RUMMUM STORMS. 644-8597. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Capital Improvements 419,000 299.000 MUTUAL FRIENR ALPEBMAN HE^AK-KAFF,'~ YOU SCREENS SELLING your house? Call us cluding Ovations, plus free RIP CORP? T E U HIM PROBABLY REAP THE first and we'll make you a WALL-TO-WALL Schools-Classes 19 case with this ad. Carlos $4,769,607 $1,000,000 TO Ate ME IF HE ^AME ARTICLE I PiP CARPETING cash offer! T.J. Crockett. guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, DOESN’T FIND Realtor, 643-1577 .lie iiicciiiig will lie iiciu ai me municipal Duiiaing nearing noom, 4i uenter Street, GARAGE FOR THE BEST - Manchester 7 Main Street, New Britain. Manchester, Connecticut for the purpose of discussion of the proposed budget at 8:00 P.M. s u i t a b l e 225-1977. Layaways. SET-TUB Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 The proposed budget may be examined on weekdays at the Town Manager's Office between EMPU7YMENT.' pupils per teacher. FREE in­ MAY WE BUY your home? COLD CELLAR Quick, fair, all cash and no 8:30 A.m . and 4:30 P.M. All interested citizens will have the opportunity to give written and CU(?SES A VICTIM OF/4 WW. TREED LOT troductory lesson with this ad. ACCORDIAN FOR SALE - Call 6466306, or 6463549. problem. Call Warren E Like new. Castelfidardo, Ita­ oral comment. Senior citizens are encouraged to attend and comment. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108 ly. Please call 6462654. 028-04 ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: Looking for r Y o u d o n ’ t h a v e OtWby NCA.mc to shell out much 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE to get big results. SI0 O N E K N O W S A 4 -5 ; "If the election were held today, which candl- LOSER- A k m -date would you most like to punch-out?” "Pop, I'm going to the junior hop cm 643-2718 after 5 p jit or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 tonight SO how about some pocket money?" I ft - EVENING HERALD. Sat,, April 5, 1980 NIANCHESTER HAS IT!

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By BETTY RYDER Waggoner cameos as a silver-lame- Family Editor dressed, overbearing and highly obnoxious character. “Getting a break in show business isn’t Commenting on future roles, the affable any more difficult today than it was a few Waggoner said, “I probably will be years ago,” according to Lyle Waggoner, moving into more character acting. There who portrays Terry Anderson, a hand­ is a little grey at the temples and a few some and extremely conceited television facial lines and I think I would enjoy por­ actor in MCA TV/Universal’s presenta­ traying more in-depth characters.” tion, “The Gossip Columnist” to be aired As to location, he said he tries to keep April 7-11 at 7 p.m. on WVIT Channel 30. his theatrical commitments to the \Vest In a telephone interview with the actor Coast. “Sometimes I get offers that would who resides with his wife, Sharon, and two have to be shot in New York, but I enjoy sons, Jason Kennedy and Beau Justin, in my family and like to spend as much time rist the Los Angeles suburb of Rncino, with them as possible, so I generally Waggoner said, “Getting into show prefer West Coast assignments.” business can happen to anyone if they ■'f-t As to any other thespians in the family, .D. have the talent and are motivated. But, it Waggoner says, “The boys have given no WIDE is also a case of being in the right place at indication yet, that the theater is their big IVICE the right time. When I decided to give it a interest.” try, it was probably my naviete that His wife, Sharon, a former beauty con­ help^ the most. I remember going to a test winner, helps keep him in shape, he i Inc. movie studio office and asking just how said. “She is very conscious of weight con­ 75-3252 one got started in the movies. Now that I trol, and nutritious foods and we follow a think of it, it probably came as a surprise regular exercise program.” OMTHMSS to studio officials.” Waggoner recollects years ago when he IT. ONN. was a salesman in St. Louis, Mo. “My In any event, it worked for Waggoner, customers were constantly telling me 1 les: who portrayed a leading-man type on the was so handsome, 1 should be a movie s “Carol Burnett Show” for seven years, star. It used to embarrass the heck out of made regular appearances on “The Sonny me,” he said. and Cher Show” as “Lyle Perfect,” host of the Bono Awards. His knowleidge of But he overcame his embarrassment general handiwork won him a regular spot when he finally heeded the advice of his BLE with Dinah Shore on “Dinah’s Place” and customers and headed for Hollywood. he also starred in his own syndicated His success there is history, but celebrity game show, “It’s Your Bet.” J Waggoner with his twinkling eyes, ready Waggoner has appeared in the motion smile and devil-may-care manner still pictures “Catalina Caper,” “Journey to keeps the female hearts fluttering. the Center of Time,” “Love Me Deadly,” Among the other stars in "The Gossip 1 starred in the television series “Wonder Columnist” which will presented in five- Woman,” and guested on “Love Boat” parts beginning Monday at 7 p.m. include and “Super Train.” story of Dina, a bright and idealistic Hollywood types, succumbs to the Sylvia Sidney, Bobby Vinton, Robert journalist-turned-gossip columnist, who Hollywood success story and is almost In “The Gossip Columnist,” which is the Vaughn, Conrad Janis, Joe Penny, Martha )LE after a few bouts with shrewd and clawing destroyed by her own written words. Raye, Bobby Sherman, and Kim Cattrall. Public TY auction bn the way

HARTFORD — It’s the ultimate tag The average Auction item sells for Among the more conventional items up worth $600, an album a week for a year sale, a video catalog of bargains and one- about 67 percent of retail value. And some for bids are a 1980 Ford Pinto, valued at plus a belt-drive turntable valued at $620, of-a-kind art works and celebrity items. of the tax-deductible donations can’t be $4,600, and a one-year lease on a two-room and three $600 grocery shopping sprees. Prop. It’s The Great CPTV Auction, and will purchased anywhere else but at the Great office suite in the West Hartford In­ be broadcast live for nine days, April 11- CPTV Auction. dustrial Park, a package worth $3,000. During a special auction of art works, 19, on the five stations of Connecticut One such donation includes top-price There’s also a week in a condominium in antiques and hand-cr<,fted itmes, Public Television (CPTV). tickets to Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, for only $700, a scheduled for Sunday, April 1.3 from 1 p.m. Thousands of items, new merchandise, Bailey Circus at the Hartford Civic Center $600 gift certificate for wedding apparel: until 12 a.m., auctioneers will present antiques, trips — including a visit to in May. Part of the package is a visit or your own redwood, prefabricated sauna such treasures as a solid oak, carved and Sesame Street — and a brand new backstage to meet some of the per­ for $3,000. refinished billiard table, circa 1890, automobile, will be presented for bids to formers, 12 reproductions of antique cir­ Also up for bids during the fast-paced valued at !3,900. A limited edition the viewing audience during CPTV’s ninth cus posters and, before the show, dinner live broadcast will be a $1,000 gift cer­ lithograph by Alexander Calder is among annual fund raiser. for 12 at Carbone’s Restaurant. tificate good towards a purchase at any the more than 200 paintings, crafts, sculp­ The Great CPTV Auction offers viewers Another item is a trip to Sesame Street ten participating dealers in the Greater tures, and prints in the 1980 Auction an unusual buying experience while studios in New York City for a group or Hartford Automobile Dealers Association. Collection. ()n Saturday, April 12, from ims raising money (this year the goal is $350,- family of up to six for a unique, behind- There’s a 13-foot Sunfish fiberglass 3—6 p.m., the Auction will focus on :er 000) to keep public broadcasting going and the-scenes look at how the award-winning sailboat worth $995, A Morso woodburning children’s merchandise in a special growiifg in the state. , public television series is produced. stove, 1,200 square feet of attic insulation Children’s Auction. odels d :lal rrop" CT MCI V) t ING \m PMel-TVSPOTUGHT p . - j j - . ! ; X1 i ■ ’: : ■ “ i 5 ’ I ■ ’ : ' ; ’ • ; ; : $ ? 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Cover­ MORNMQ 8 TV Auction a Movie "Dressed To K ill ” 8 B a s s b s 6 AFTERNOON age of Sumo wrestling, fudo 12:80 9:30 9 Convsisatlons ( B T a n a n / S u p e r S e v a n (1946) Basil Rathbone, Nigel AFTERNOON AFTERNOON karate, football, baaebak, boxing EVEMNG 6:30 ® My T h re e S o n s AFTERNOON GD Tha Brady Bunch (B C B B N a w a B ru ce. 2:00 and golf. > 8 M ® NswarttAndRaMMy 12:00 ® 9 NASL Special ( £ N « w ® The JeBeraone Awarda ® Carol Burnstt And Frtande 1:50 8 JknmySwaggart IS Eaalar la The experiences ol 4KW 11:30 7.-00 a W r e e S k n S N a k M 8 Harvast Tampto 12:30 4:00 aSixMMonDolwMan ® A B C News 8 Bactric Company (R) a boy who loses his dog serves diAllamoon PtayfMuaa "O n e (BAflamoon Playhousa "O n e 9 America's AthMes 1680 8 W rasUkig 8 Ju9a Chid/Lnd Mora Compe- a S N B C N e w s 8 A PIctura hi Sobal'a Window QO t i n Ja n tn o T N A w v d t as a reminder of the deeper Last Ride" While training his Athletes include javelin throwers 5:22 2.-05 a Celebrate Last Rkte" Ben's hostility toward n y 8 9 N o w a 8 Top C a t 8 0 Great Pertermanoaa meaning of Easter. protege, Tracy shows some of Bob Roggy and Helmut d ) M ovie "Carefree" (1938) ® News 8 Eaatar 1680 1.-00 his father Increases when he a Another Voloa 9 Rax Humbard S I Qrtnly Adam* EMtar Special his previous form and decldcn to Schreiber; gymnast Traces Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. 1 8 1.-00 meets his lather's girtfriend and TUESDAY’S BPORTTS 2:12 2 :3 0 "The Renewal" learns his father Is now a clown take one more shot at being a Talavera; women’s track coach (B The Partrldga FamHy 7M 10 ST h a Goldan JubOaa Of Jan 5:30 A g ro naky A nd Com p any ® Movie "The Climax" (1944) «) IS) Promises Ot God Instead of a star. (Part 2) star. (Part 5) Ed Temple; and yachting hopeful APRILS, 1680 (B Movie "fill The End Ol CB ® Little Rascals Paarca Noted tenor Jan Peerce a M o vie "They Were So Susanna Foster, Boris Karlofl. 8 8 8 SportsWorld 1:30 Jack Strothman. Time" (1946) Dorothy McGuire, (B /M ki The Family ® K id s A m P e o p is Too S I Uttla Mlaa HNf-PInt Pagaant discusses his half century as a Young” (1955) Scott Brady, Ray­ EVENING Guy Madison. ® N ew s 2:30 3 : 8 HIgMKihta singer, his career at the Metro­ EVENING 12KM mond B u rr. ® Easter Sunday Mass EVENING ( S W C T T e n n is (B M Ito Kom on 8 RlakOfMwrtage dlLHastyles ® M ovie "A Girl Named politan Opera and his associa­ , d ) Racing From Roosevelt 5:50 8 N e w Z o o R evu e 8 World OpportunWaa 2:30 tion with Arturo Toscanini. 6.-00 3 :0 0 8 Today In Bible Sooner" (1975) Lee Remick, 18 M a n lm a lt A chimp that 7.-00 (B N a w a 8 B a s s b a l 8 B o « 4 ln g Richard Crenna. 8 Pursuit Of ExoaSanoa Th is 8 T V Auction A bld-by-phone ■ J ® Movie "Godspell" (1973) 8 ChaHoa Of Salvation smokes cigarettes and a bird 8 The G ossip CokJiTMilst Dina 7:30 a Washington Week In Review 8 O dvsaev 8 8 Studio See ® 9 International Boxing program focuses on champion Moran changes her reporting extravaganza where anything SUNDAY’S SPORTS 6KX) Victor Garber, David Haskell. whose wardrobe Includes a a NHL Hockey "Stanley Cup 8 W hat A b out W om en? a Onoa Upon A Classic 8 Sunday Mass dS Sunday At The King’s House marathon runner Bill Rodgers practices In order to survive In and everything will be auctioned P la y o ffs" (B International Zotm 8 M ovie "The Naked City" custom-made Pled Piper 0"tflt 8ThlsW esklnBaaebaH 8 H a e H a w 8TheJatsons and Olympic medal winner Frank her new position. (Part 2) to the highest bidder. APRILS, 1980 (B Pettenw For Living 9 Grizzly Adama Eaatar Special a F a m H y F a u d (1948) Barry Fitzgerald, Howard 3 :3 0 are among the exotic animals Shorter In preparation for the 10HX) d ) ChHdren's Gospel Hour D u ll. featured In this film about city 7M) 8 Market To Market (R) 9 In Search Ot... 1 0 :1 5 ® NBA Basketball 1978 Boston Marathon. a Bruins Wrap-Up 8 P T L C l u b ® Sunday Morning animals and the peoole who love 8 The Goaalp Columnist G os­ 3 :2 0 4 :1 5 WEDNESDAY'S SPECL MORNING 1 :3 0 7:28 them . (R) 1:30 sip columnist Dina Moran’s next 6;30 (B 30 M inutes ( B If Y o u A sk Me 8 M o v ie " L a f a y e t t e 1 0 :3 0 8 Movie "The Miracle Of Our ALB Carraacolandat 8 Tha Orthodox Eaatar column may make or break her WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS (B CB LIttte Rascals Escadritle" (1950) Tab Hunter, ® The Brady Bunch Lady Ol Fatima " (1952) Gilbert 5:00 APRIL9,1680 career. (Part 5) (£ Abbott /tnd Costello 7:29 Etchika Choureau. ( S Japan TonIghtI The Tokyo 2:00 11KX) ® Big Valley 8 The World Tomorrow Roland. Frank Silvera. 8 Soooer Made In Germeny GD Davey And Goliath 8 Dally Numbers 8 Big Blue Marble Broadcasting System presents 8 A Ptetura In Sobai's Window APRILS, 1680 8 Qraataet Sports Legends 4 :0 1 4 :3 0 8 M ovie "Ride ‘Em Cowboy" seven hours ot the flrfest con­ 8 Eaatar 1080 AFTERNOON 6:45 a WaH Street Week 7:30 ® M ovie "The Monster And ® 9 Wide World Of Sp o rts .SPORTS. AFTERNOON (1942) Bud Abbott, Lou Costelio temporary Japanese television. d ) New D ay 8 Little Mias Half-Pint Pageant ( B Com m ent The Girl" (1941) Ellen Drew. Rod ® NASL Soccer 4:30 9 Kids Are People Too S I Jarry Falwall Special EVENING HIghllghta GD All In The Family Cam eron. dS Feetival Faith 8 La Paaooia Dal Sanor This 7:00 0 Zoom (R) Of 4:00 APRIL 5,1980 12:00 8 B a se b a ll IB High School Prass Confer- G H 5:30 Spanish program features tradi­ (BAftamoon Playhouss "O ne (B Hot Fu d g e 8 8 8 0 8 Fishing With Roland Martin 8:00 8 Old Houseworks ettce 1 0 :4 5 8 La Pascola Del Senor (STalaa Of Old Japan An ani­ tional Easter musical selections Last Ride" Disillusioned and ® The Brady Kids 8 As School Match Wits 8 S o c o a r GD Indoor Soccer Fort Lauder­ 2:00 SUNDAY. 8 Jewish Life 0 Another Voice mated cartoon series about together with a narrative and unhappy, Ben runs away into the MORNING QD S ta r T rek a Julia Child And More Compa- famous people who have shaped scriptural passages In Spanish. desert with his father following 12:30 dale Strikers vs. New York Cos- (3D N ew s CB M ovie 11:00 5 :0 0 8 Jonny Quest Laurel And Hardy Laugh- MORNING the history of ancient Japan. close behind. (Pari 3) (B Boston Red Sox Highlights CB ^ Has Haw (Cont’d) ® Movie "Tarzan And The ® Kojak to o n s EVENING 7:00 8 Consultation 8 Family Feud Slave Girl" (1950) Lex Barker, 8 Firing Line 8 WCT Tennis Jimmy Connors 1KX) SS Accent On Living EVENING EVENING a WCT Tennis 9 Joker, Joker, Joker 5 :0 0 Denise Darcel. 0 Say Brother vs. Peter Fleming (B NBA Basketball THURSDAY’S SPORTS 8 WCT Tennis 9:00 9 Momingtown (B Nmvs ® Rax Humbard a Catalogue 8:00 6:00 8 8 8 Jasus Of Nazareth 11:00 1:30 8 Q et Sm art dS Sunday At The King's House EVENING 7:00 APRIL to, 1680 7:30 8 Lawrence Welk Face The State ( S Mirada TV This half hour Is a Franco Zeffirelli's epic film con­ Bowling a B a s e b a ll Boston Red Sox vs. CB 8 M ovie "The Man From 8 Jerry Falwell 8 The Gossip Columnist Prob­ 8 CB Arthur And Company 8 Julia Child And More Compa­ ( B Q o T e lllt slapstick comedy that Is filled cludes with the Last Supper, the Detroit Tigers S ) Groovie Goolles Colorado" (1948) Glenn Ford. 8 Mormon World Conference lems develop for the gossip ny 9 The Easter Bunny Is 6:00 betrayal. Jesus' crucifixion and AFTERNOON IB William Holden. 8 Soccer Made In Germany with quick skits and sight gags. columnist when she misuses her 2:00 AFTERNOON CS Newark And Reality Cornin' To Town ® ® News The show features famous Japa­ subsequent resurrection. (Part 4) 2 :3 0 8 Adelante Easter Special power. (Part 3) (B9N A SL Special The play­ 8 Dudley Dortght IB Saturday Night Show 5 :2 2 ® M ovie “Dark Purpose" nese stars: Pink Lady. Ikue (Closed captioned lor the hear­ 8 Bay City Rollers CB Gllllgan's Island 0 3-2-1 Contact 8.-00 12:00 ers and game action of the North d9 Festival Of rath IB Viewpoint On Nutrition (1963) Shirley Jones, Rossano Sakakibara. Jun Inoue, Chu Aral ing Impaired) (R) 2:00 9 U nderdog CB 9 American Sportsman Brazzi. Evil awaits a pretty secre­ 8Bassball 1680: Entering A American Soccer League are 8 8 8 BJ And The Bear 5 :3 0 1 1 :3 0 and many others. (B A Boy Named Chartia Brown ( S B a se b a ll Chicago Cubs vs. 3£ Harvest Temple ® 9 Animals Animals Animals tary when she visits an Italian 11:00 New D ecad e highlighted. 8:00 a The Fight Against Slavery 8 Battle Of The Planets S S T V Auction A bld-by-phone Animated. Perennial failure New York Mels a M anim als 0 Footsteps villa. 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(R ) pionships (from Los Angeles); CB CB Guinness Game 6:00 6:30 at Easter which Is more than a (B Holocaust Special "Fo re ve r (!S WCT Tennis Men's World Cup Surfing (from (B Davm And Goliath (B M ovie "The Luck Ol The CB Agronsky And Company ARERNOON 6 :1 5 CS NakkI Nakkl Is a typical Jap­ theatrical production. B a se b all Boston Red Sox vs. EVENING Irish" (1947) Tyrone Power. Anne CB Merv Griffin Yesterday" Surviving witnesses 8 Honolulu): World of Outlaws 8 8 8 Godzilla / Glo­ ® Sound Inn "S" 8 O d yssey 8 That’s Hollywood anese teen-ager who happens to Montreal Canadians betrotters Adventure Hour B axte r. ol Hitler's concentration camps sprint car race (from Dallas). 6:20 12:00 6 :3 0 get Into all kinds of trouble. give their recollections of the 8 This Weak In BaaabaH 8 Sesame Street (R) d S Dom ata 9:00 7:30 ® News ® Face The Nation ® CBS News MONDArS SPECIALS greatest tragedy In recorded 3:00 a Faith For Today 8 8 This Week In Baseball CB Hawaii Flve-0 7:00 1:30 a NHL Hockey "Stanley Cup ® 9 Dlractlons ® ABC News history. d ) 9 International Boxing Jo se a Nancy Savin / The /trts CB 9 Love Boat 6 :3 0 ( B UHo Komon MIto Komon 8 Graataat Sporta Lsgands P la y o ffs" 8:30 ® Robert Schuller NBC News APRIL 7,1980 Quevas lakes on Harold Dol- 8 P reaen te (B O - M e n 7 5 ® Face. The State 8 8 appears as an ordinary towns­ 8 BababaH Boston Red Sox vs. (B The RIntstonea 8 Easter Is News 9:00 brecht lor the WBA World Wel­ 10:00 8 8 8 S anfo rd ® Tlme-For Timothy 8 man and restlessly wanders the Nurse Michael Learned stars Montreal Expos (B Rev. Terri Cole Whittaker 3 :3 0 8 Fishing With Roland Martin 9 The Muppets (B terweight title (from Tampico, a Bruins Wrap-Up a Free To Choose 8 D aktarl countryside solving problems as a recently widowed head a Viewpoint On Nutrttlon (B I Love Lucy 8 S o cce r AFTERNOON 2:00 M exico). 8 Ring Around The World 6 :4 5 through his wit and flashing nurse at a large metropolitan 11:30 ® 9 Professional Bowlers Tour 9:30 8 It's Your Business swordsplay. 8 WCT Tennis Jimmy Connors 3:30 9:00 8 Three Stooges (Time Approx­ hospital who tries to rebuild her vs. Peter Fleming d ) Racing From Roosevelt (Q) Jake Hess Gospel Time 8 8 8 Ms And Maxx 7 :0 0 8 M ovie "The Road To Moroc­ 4.-00 (B NBA Basketball CB Bugs Bunny / Road Runner 8 8 Olympic D i^ im ate) 8:00 personal life through a renewed (B Mo\4e “Overlords Ol The 10:00 (B Chrtstojjher Closeup co" (1942) Bing Crosby, Bob 3 ) Afternoon Ptayhouaa "O n e 2:30 a Camara Three 7 :0 0 QD 9 The Easter Bunny It devotion to her career. 4:30 UFO” (1974) Documentary. (B Hagen ® Wonderama Hope. Last Ride" Former rodeo cham­ d) 9 American Sportsman FRIDAY'S SPORTS 8 L a P laza 0 Nova ® 60 Minutes Cornin' To Town Fred Astaire (B National Geographic Special (I)9W )de World Of Sports 9 Plasticman (B News ® This Is The Life pion Tracy Gibbs learns that his Foster Brooks and Curt Gowdy CB ® 9 M o v ie narrates an animated explana­ "Dr. Leakey And The Dawn Ol NCAA Gymnastics Champion­ 4 : 8 ® 9 Fantasy Island ® News “The Ten estranged wile has died and he fish for black bass In the Rorlda APRIL t1 ,1980 CB Daniel Boone 1 2 :3 0 Commandments" (1956) Charl­ tion of many Easter traditions Man" Over 300 miles from ships (from the University of B ig V alley Treasures Of Japan dS World Opportunities must take custody of Ben. the Evergtades; long-distance wind 8 8 8 Fred And Bhmey Meet CB (B ® Boston Red Sox Highlights ton Heston. Yul Brynner The Including jelly beans, colored Nairobi, Or. Louis Leakey and his Nebraska): National Champion­ (3) Another View 8 8 8 Prime Time Saturday 8 Rax Humbard 10-year-old son he has never surfing: kayak excursion In T h e S h m o o ® I Lo ve Lu cy child Moses grows to become a mgs and Easter parades. (R) wife have worked for 35 years ship Air Races (from Reno, 8 Q e t S m a r t a Great Performances 9 Momingtown seen. (Part 1) N epal. EVENING a Mister Rogers (R) dS Jake Hess Gospel Time revered leader ol the Israelites CB Saturday Night Show locating fragments of man's ear­ N evada). a S y n th e sis II 8 TV /kuctlon (Cont'd) a Villa Alegre 7 :3 0 8 8 8 Meet The Prass and the motivating force behind Highlights from the very popular liest ancestors. 3HX) d ) NASL Soccer Houston Hurri­ 8 M ovie "Notorious Gentle­ EVENING 9:30 10:30 CB We Believe 1 :8 their historic mass exodus from musical comedy show performed 8 8 TMa Weak In BasabaN cane vs. New York Cosmos 7:00 man" (1946) Rex Harrison. Lilli ® Faith For Today 11:30 a Once Upon A Classic CB Black News ® NBA Basketball Egyptian oppression. (Closed every Saturday night before a Your Turn 8 8 8 Q 0H Fin al round co vr a Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. Palm er. IB Chrlstophar Closaup GD 3:30 a Carrascolendas CB TBS News Special Edition ® M ovie "Cinderlella " (1960) captioned lor the hearing live audience at a famous Tokyo 7:00 erage of the Colgate-DInah Milwaukee Brewers 8 Robert Schuller theater. (£ 9 Profaaaional Bowlsrs Tour 4 :1 5 8 Bruins Wrap-Up Jerry Lewis, Ed Wynn impaired) (R) 8T h a Goaalp Columnist Dina Shore Winner's Circle tourna­ 10:00 8W haelle And The Chopper Live coverage of the $125,000 ment (from Mission Hills Country 8 Movie (Time Approximate) ® Dialogue ® Jimmy Swaggart 8:30 Moran, an Idealistic journalist. Is THURSDAY’S SPECIALS (B D o cto r W ho 11:00 Bunch Milter High Life Open from the Club in Palm Springs, California). 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(BFor A Battar World "Eagle 7.-00 CB Sporta Spectacular For The Century (B Sports Spectacular Pro In vi­ Dobson stars CB 9 Scooby And Scrappy Doo IS) Davey And Goliath 11:15 ® Sunday Maas 8 Pursuit Of Excellence SHX) Come Home" A sludy of the 4:00 a NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 8 8 8 D uck (B TBS Sporta Special ® James Robison ISKlonnactIcut Newsmakers tational Aerial Skiing (from Nor­ vs. Minnesota North Stars 8 P e o p le T e st 7.30 (B G-M an 75 A powerful mys­ environmental and technological ( B Afternoon Playliouaa "O n e a F re e T o C h o o se IS) Dr. Gene Scott 9 P acky hazards which threaten the dic Valley, Utah); 10-round in 'Reunion’ a Hera's To Your Health 11:30 dS LMng Faith tery drama series set In present Last Ride" A wealthy rancher heavyweight bout between Greg 8:00 a M ovie "Blondle Meets The C B ® M ovie 8 8 Sesame Street (R) 0 Bring Line day Japan Is presented. eagle's survival and the work offers Tracy the chance to train Boss" (1939) Penny Singleton. 4 :4 5 8 Oral Roberts 8:00 Page and George Chaplin (live d ) NHL Hockey N ew Y o rk ® Tales Of The Unexpected T 3 0 being dorre by many dedicated his son to become an all-around Actor Keviii Dobson will Arthur Lake. (S) Liste n 8 Devlin ® /Vchla Bunker's Place 10:00 from Louisville, Kentucky). Rangers vs. Phitadelphia Ryers 8 8 8 Saturday Night Live (i) High School Bowl people In order to ensure the rodeo star. (Part 4) star in “Reunion," a new 9 Latino ® Undersea World Of Jacques ( B Traaauraa Of JapMi Som e of eagle's safety in America's skies 6.-00 11:00 5 :0 0 8 M ovie "Charlie Chan In Cas­ ® M o v ie "K e y s Of The Co urt aeu motion picture for television tle In The Desert" (1942) Sidney the national treasures ol Japan is presented. EVENING CB S o u l T rain CB K o jak 6 :3 0 Kingdom " (1945) Gregory Peck, ® NHL Hockey (£9W M a World Of Sporta about a married man who Toler, Arleen Whelan. are displayed In this exquisitely 8 S8 National G aogn^ Spe­ The Harlem Globetrotters In CB Movie "Shock Waves" (B 9 Wide World Of Sports ® Eighth Day Thomas Mitchell. 8 8 8 CHIPS photographed program. cial "The Supertiners: Twilight (BThe Olyitnplad "The Persis­ attends his 20-year high (1977) Peter Cushing, Brooke (B Japan TonIghtI 9 America's Athletes 1680 ffl D ^ Of Discovery exhibition at the Olympic Arena tant Ones" The story of athletes Of An Era" A nostalgic voyage of 7KM In Lake Placid; World Record school reunion and finds him­ A dam s. IS) Mayor Athaiison’s Forum 12:00 8 Oral Roberts 10:30 8 The Goaalp ColumnM The who overcome physical handi­ 8 8 Q olf fascinating luxury and remem­ High Diving Challenge (from Sea self attracted to his high 8 8 Casper And The Angels ® M ovie "Dead Of Night" 8 Robert Schuller (BTBS Nawa Spadal Edition A gossip columnist writes a column caps and heartbre^ to become a Qua Paaa, U.S.A.7 "live" newscast originaling from bered glory is taken aboard the World, Florida). school sareetheart — and her 8 Bow ling (1945) Mervyn Johns, Michael 8 Jonny Quest TELfVISION last of the great tiners still In that creates a furor. (Part 4) Olympic Medal winners is 8 Jerry Falwell Special 9 Jewish Heritage the TBS studios in Tokyo and in 8 8 Don Semi-final round p resented . ter. Joanna Cassidy, 11:30 Redgrave. trans-Atlantic servlco - the 20 other locations throughout 9:00 coverage ol the Colgate-DInah Hamilton, Lew Ayres, CB F a t A lb ert 5.30 IB Racing From Roosevelt AND STEREO Queen Elizabeth 2. SSSpSoW "Wild H orses Broken Shore Winner's Circle tourna­ Talas Of Old Japan dS Living Faith TEC-TKON Japan, with Japanese anchor­ (B 9 Captain Caveman And CB 9- ,30 a George DiCenzo, Conchata man Tasuku Asano Is presented. W ings" A young woman (Davene ment (from Mission Hills Country The Teen Angels dS Living Faith Ferrell, Nick Cassavetes, 12:30 9 :0 0 419 MAIN ST. 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For the In the postwar era advanc­ course. —TVDUL0GUE_ first half of the 20th century, ing technology brou^t on the these magnificent liners dramatic growth of transat­ STUNTS — Where can I acclaimed, "Skag" never reigned the Atlantic Ocean, lantic air travel. Flying in an CLUES DOWN: I Agree to accept the judges decision as final. write Kitty O’Neal? — R.E., pulled in the ratings NBC had setting sUndards of taste, lux­ impersonal aircraft cabin k 1. A girl may find that a fellow who at first seemed Bloomington, Ind. hoped it would. However, the ury and efficiency. Today, the could hardly match the ship­ to o ------turns out to be a nice enough NAME...... Send your letter to the network is giving it another Queen Eiizabeth II is the only board mystique, but the air­ guy. Stuntwomen's Association. chance and has ordered new survivor out of the several plane was faster transport for DOROTHY ADDRESS ...... 17265 Westbury Dr . Granada episodes for next year As for dozen floating palaces. a faster age. The watershed BOBGRIESE 2. Regretted. Hills, CA 91344 They should Craig Wasson, he must either On Monday, April 7, PBS year was 1958 when, for the HAAAILL 3. The more benevolent such a man Is, the greater CITY ...... STATE...... pass it on lor you. be a big favorite of yours or will present 'The Superliners: first time, as many people EYEWEAR Twilight of an Era,” a Nation­ will be his popularity. COOP — I have always "Phyllis" was At the end of traveled by air as by sea. EYEWEAR IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED I f ° enjoyed seeing the old Gary al Geographic Special that the 1977 season, he did indeed Soon after most of the FO R BOVS 4. W orkers------an absurd amount of Cooper movies on TV, but I provides a compelling por­ run off with Phyllis's (Cloris remaining superliners were FO R O R IS trouble would tend to slow down production. CLIP AND MAIL TO: PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE wonder why we never have a Leachman) daughter. Bess trait of the Queen Eiizabetb II retired. 'The Queen Mary was and other notable ships of her 5. Would tend to breed the feeling that the cause C/0 THE EVENING HERALD chance to see “Friendly (Lisa Gerritsend), just before sold to the city of Long Beach, A SELECT GROUP OF MODERN, ATTRACTIVE CHILDRENS Persuasion," I believe the kind. Hosted by E.G. Marshall 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. the entire show ran off the air Calif., and converted into a EYEGLASS FRAMES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY... was as good as lost. film was made in the late '30s and narrated by Alexander TOP THREE — Can you museum and tourist attrac­ 9. Traditionally, d u e llists------In opposite and starred Dorothy McGuire. give me a mailing address for Scourby, "The Superliners” Queen Eiiizabetb AEE US FOR ALL YOUR OFTICAL N IID t tion. The was directions, then turn and fire. Do you know if this film is the three networks so I won't features fascinating footage bought by a Hong King m il­ CONTEST RULES of the early liners that still around and if there’s a have to keep writing? — M. lionaire for use as a floating 10. When the occupants a r s ------In bed, the 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the chance we’ll see it on TV? — Rogers, North Suburban. III. captures, among other things, university, whereupon she fell house will naturally be quiet. the social inequities of the words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each Lou Blanchard, Pocatello, ABC Television Network. victim to a fire that sank her 763 Itan St 191 Main SL Idaho ABC Entertainment Center. times, which were reflected in in Hong Kong Harbor. 14. Really first-class------can be said to be a clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word the people on board. Its true meaning. The classic 1956 William 2040 Avenue of the Stars. Los The United States and the helpful factor In road safety. Wyler film still turns up on On the upper decks, first- Manchester, Conn. Angeles. CA 90067; CBS Tele­ France were removed from 15. Old cloths. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You television, at least here in vision Network. CBS Televi­ class passengers enjoyed such service to stand idle in port Tel. 643-1191 Tel. 643-1900 leisurely activities as dancing may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically New York. The best thing for sion City. 7800 Beverly Blvd . Only the Queen Eiizabetb n, a 16. Certain overnight weather conditions lead to a you to do IS write the manager playing shuffleboard, and eat­ produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry Los Angeles. CA 90036. and 963-foot, 67,000-ton floating dewy one. of your local TV station and ing sumptuous meals. In blank will be accepted. NBC Television Network. hotel that holds 1,000 passen­ 17. A woman will presumably know If a friend she ask if they have the film and. 3000 W Alameda Avc . steerage, impoverished emi­ gers plus a crew almost as 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members grants swarmed on deck in fAll SAVINGS T iw ir has.visited has a ------kitchen. if so. when they plan to run it Burbank. CA 91523 Does this large, remains to carry on the of their families) of tho Evening Herald. It's doubtful the networks will mean I won't be hearing from search of fresh air and escape 19. One of the lower limbs. grand tradition with four 3 ROOMS OF NYLON CARPETIIIB 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES run it again you again’’ Perhaps I II wail from their spartan, cramped restaurants, a drug store, gift quarters. INSTALLED WITH PADDING Thta Iht contaira, among othara, ttw corrad worda for Itia PRIZE NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A GOING STRONG - Is in vain, anyway shops, a florist, a beauty shop, CROSSWORD PUZZLE lor rataaaa Waokand of April 5-6, 1910. CL5AM N CE Jeanette Nolan, who starred EVERY YEAR — This hap­ Powerful as the liners were, a library, a telephone switch­ UP TO 30 SQUARE YARDS POSTMARK. their crossings were imper­ *LL H Q in “ Dirty Sally" some years pens every year in our house. board, a newspaper, a kennel 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the back, still alive? I haven't iled by the unpredictable MAKINQ When it's time for one year's and an 80-car garage. Passen­ REG contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more {han seen much of her lately. — Oscars we try to remember weather of the North AtlanUc. gers still engage in traditional CARE Accidents were all too • 3 8 9 *> 499.99 CARE MISTAKEN one all-correct solution la received, tho prize money will be Nellie Henderson. Jackson­ the winners from last year. shipboard activities like bingo ville, Texas common. The most infamous • MISTAKES shared equally. SALE Just to keep us all happy, and shuffleboard, as well as in and tragic disaster, of course, OZWH Ms. Nolan is alive and well please repeal the best picture, a more contemporary diver­ ARMSTRONO NO W AX LINOUUM SPECIAL PACE 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE was the sinking of the TiUnic, DEFEATISM and set to star as the mother actor, actress and supporting sion, gambling in the ship’s UP TO 9X12 KITCHEN DEFEATIST RADS ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. of Robert Duvall and Robert actor and actress, — Mrs. which struck an iceberg on casino. RASH her 1912 maiden voyage. “The DONKEYS 7. The decision of the Judges Is final and all contestants agree to ON DeNiro in the movie. True Alfonse Carletli. New Bruns­ Inviting as a voyage may FACE REDAROIND Confessions. " based on the Superliners” includes seg­ REPENTED abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property wick. N.J. seem, uneven passenger vol­ FARM ments from one of the early • 18S*> REWARDING of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. John Gregory Dunne novel Best picture for 1978 was ume limits the Queen Eiiza­ FIRM theatrical films based on the IneUUMl (Floor Prep Exiro) 12W Met, No Soamo RUSH 8. about two brothers, one a ■ The Dear Hunter," best actor betb II's Atlantic run to the FLASHY SAFE Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will priest, the other a homicide was Jon Voighl and best Titanic's shocking loss of FLESHY warm-weather months; she SANE be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is ALL 79 MODELS detective. actress was Jane Fonda, both 1,500 lives. DATE makes one around-the-world RATHROOM TUR AREA SPECIAL SEED necessary. BESS’S BEAU - I was a of them for "Coming Home Not only did the superliners ILL SHED voyage and numerous cruises KIND 9. big fan of "Skag" and would Chris Walken look the best dominate the peacetime seas, the rest of the year. Unless CERAMIC TILE TAKIND The correct solution to this week’s Prizeword will be they played crucial roles in KIND first of all like to know if it's supporting actor for "The the economics of shipping LAWN TIDY published the following Saturday. COM OUIEST LMHHJHCRCinY DEII^ both world wars. For (PREP EXTRA) coming back on the air. Can Dear Hunter." and Maggie change dram atically, the 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical you also tell me if Craig Smith won best supporting insUnce, in World War II the Queen Eiizabetb II will be the WITH 2 PIECE Queen Mary and the Queen FIXTURES errors which may appear during the puzzle game. Wasson, who plays the oldest actress for "California Suite." last of her class to make L A S T W E E K S 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal son. also starred on "Phyllis" which I had also forgotten I Eiizabetb served in the Far transatlantic crossings. “The East and North Atlantic custody of ' ‘ate Agostinelli, President Manchester State for a while? Didn't he marry guess we re all a little happier Superliners” evokes a power­ TEMPLE’S CARPET & FLOOR COVERMG P U Z Z L E s o l u t i o n her daughter on the series? I now waters as troop transports, ful nosUlgia for a style of Bank. carrying thousands of soldiers sot MAIN ST. MANCHESTER think his hair was longer then. (Send your letters to Uepfter travel that may soon disap­ — Betsy MePhee, Manches­ O'Brien. NE.\. 200 I’ark . 4 r e . on each voyage. Winston pear completely. t M3-6663 F 90 EtUmatat 31S CENTEBST., MANCHESTER. CONN.* Fhon* 643-SI3S ter. 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XCtX, N o . 161 Cumii won’t for Sc MANCHESTEI Page e-TV SPOTLIGHT urging, Ted Cumr town chairman, ha i FRIDAYcont.1 Carol Lynley. Joe Santos: From the race for the 3:10 Senate seat. He 1:40 LPM ovM “Jim Thorpe: All delegates would £ American" (1951) Burl Lancas­ Cops To Comedy candidate who pro 2:00 ter. Phyllis Thaxler. town into one sen: Joe Santos never plays it sons, who live with him, San­ (D Jo« Franklin 3:30 Citing family am 0 M o v la "Sherlock Holmes In O Movie "Go West. Young straight. Despite a string of tos brings his own perspective Washington" (1943) Basil Rath- Lady" (1941) Glenn Ford. Ann cop roles, including a six-year to the role of Norman Davis, Cummings also s bone. Nigel Bruce. Miller. stint as a detective on “The whose swinging lifestyle in time to devote to 2:30 4:25 Rockford Files," the actor New York is cramped when chairman. 0 Movie "It Happens Every 0 Movie "No Down Payment " who now stars as a playtey 11-year-old Maxx (Melissa His refusal le Spring" (1949) Ray Milland. Jean (1957) Joanne Woodward, Tony bachelor father on NBC-TVa Michaelsen) moves into his which has had the Peters. Randall. new comedy series, “Me and l>ad in “Me and Maxx.” Grad­ 1966, without a cai 3:00 4:45 Maxx." Saturdays (9:30-10 ually the mismatched pair, QD Movie "Under The Yum Yum 0 Movie "Fort Oobbs" (1958) p.m. NYT) says, “I think fun­ locked to each other when the town delegate: Tree" (1963) Jack Lemmon. Clint Walker. Virginia Mayo. ny all the time. That’s where Maxx’s mother departs for at the senatorial i my head's at. and everything I p r t s unknown, learn to live, Although Cumi do reflects it." laugh and love together. several other nam Vietnam drama on TV Following the years on “1 always find facets of didates, includini “Rockford,^' he wants to myself that lend themselves Brad Davis and Keith Car- ard Heffron is directing from former Board of stretch his skills further. “I to the material, and the part man, and Eliza radine will star in "A Rumor a script by John Sacret loved that series, and I’ll miss of Norman rang a resounding of War." an uncompromising Young. working with my friend Jim chord. One of the truest love former Board of 1 and thought-provoking Viet­ Caputo is portrayed by Gamer, but the best time to affairs is between a father and Barbara Weii nam drama, based on l^Iitiz- Brad Davis, wlio starred in move on is on an ’up’ note.” and child, whether that child did not appeal er Prize-winner Philip the hit theatrical feature, be- male or female. EXrery Manchester would Caputo's best-selling book. "Midnight Express," the TV Shedding his cop image, the man from the Hunchback of Mamchester, wi The film, which is still in mini-series, “Sybil,” and the tough-looking ex-taxi driver, Notre Dame to Don Juan'can iroduction. will air on CBS recent PBS short story adap­ the July 23 cor bartender and construction relate to the kind of love that largest number o fater this sedson as a four- tation. "The Greatest Man tn worker from Brooklyn feels comes across between Nor­ hour mini-series. the World." [rateful. “Hollywood is noted man and Maxx.” mings said the si Keith Carradine has or putting people in a box, the candidate f Santos aims to bring zany- The story is based on appeared in the motion and 1 kind ofI got caughtcaui up in redistricting Mai ness, warmth and understand­ Caputo's account of his own pictures, "McCabe and Mrs. the cop syndrome by pla^ng ing to Norman Davis. “This is senatorial district experiences as a young Miller," "Pretty Baby," detectives often on senes like no cartoon character. Some­ ’’If a candidate Marine officer during the “Nashville." and others. He 'Police Story,' 'The Blue times he’s wise. Sometimes Manchester, we’i mid-1960s, which included a won an Academy Award for Knight' and 'Shamus,’ as well LOOKING ON THE LIGHT SIDE - Joe Santos sheds his he’s a fool. Basically he’s love­ “Rockford Files” cop image to star as a free-spirited swinger votes away,” Cui fateful tour of duty in Viet­ the song, “I'm Easy," from as weekly on 'Rockford.’’’ nam beginning in 1965. Rich­ "Nashville," able - and I hope he bounces adjusting to the new roie of bachelor father on NBC-TVs ‘'Me were severely hi A divorced father of two off the walls.” and M iu^” Saturdays (9:30-10 p.nL NYT starting March 23). redistricting. It i: the district be mi Since the last c has been divided districts, 3 and 4. "Whoever the c port must be wi' damage we’ve lx the past 10 years Cumminpsaid candidates hav delegation, and tb time” to meet tl The search be Moriarty Jr. withi last week, sparki Thompson, formt mings would pi Thompson also d position, citing p< Another annou David Della Bit: In South Winds former deputy mi Classman, state the 14th District, town selected sla Myette has ai didacy for the se 'T' is still formally s Utility

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