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20 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Feb. 8. 1980 b u sin e ss^ fort launched in lOTO to im­ relations in the company’s Open Office Before joining Combus­ of the Stop & Shop Super­ larger quarters at 281 prove service to agents and Power Systems Group. He tion Engineering, he was SIIL’$ RESTAUUNT SOUTH WINDSOR -D r. policyholders. market Company. Hartford ’Tumpuke, Ver­ became a labor attorney in an attorney with the non. X Stanley W. Edelstein, Dr. the Legal Department the Formerly an assistant DID YOU KNOW? maurliratpr National Labor Relations grocery manager, Grasso Benson J. Horowitz, Dr. same year, assistant Board and labor counsel to SA L’S RESTAURANT INVITES Carter Asks has also held the positions Meeting Set Leonard Lippman, and counsel in 1969, industrial both Airco and the W.R. you to bring In the beverage Marcia Rosenkranz, nurse relatiqns counsel in 1971 of deli department clerk, Appointed Grace Chemical Group. dairy and frozen food night HARTFORD - The of your choice for lunchl practitioner, have opened and director of corporate Association of Real crew member, part-time Package store conveniently located an office for the practice of STAMFORD - Arthur employee relations in 1974. Property Professionals two doors down. obstetrics, gynecology and P . Rogers has been ap­ A native of Lowell, grocery department clerk will meet Feb. 19 at Valle’s infertility, at the Medical and part-time cashier. Steak House, 165 Brainard Try one of our dally burger specials Draft List pointed an assistant Mass., Rogers received a New Trainer Arts Building, 435 secretary of Combustion bachelor of science degree Road, Hartford, at 6:15 Includes bed of lettuce, tomato Buckland Road, South Engineering Inc., R.J. from Merrimack College, NORTH HAVEN - Office Move p.m. slices, pickles and side of potatoes itu f mng it Windsor. Hallinan, vice president­ North Andover, Mass., in Robert Grasso of South Admission is by advance SUNDAY 8-12 Dr. Edelstein is a secretary, reported today. 1957 and a J.D. degree Windsor has been named VERNON - Kasper reservation only. If in­ MON.-FRI. 6-12 Vol. XCIX, No. I l l — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, February 9, 1980 • Since 1881 • 20(f Single Copy • 15if Home Delivered graduate of Temple Rogers, based in Wind­ from Suffolk University bakery trainer for the Associates Inc., engineers terested, contact Leslie Both Sexes University and Hahneman sor, joined C-E in 1968 as Law School, Boston, in Connecticut and New surveyors and planners, Hare after 5 p.m. at 346- SAT. 6-12 Medical College. His manager for labor 1960. York/New Jersey Division has moved its office to 2789. Located behind Vernon National Bank rWASHINGTON (UPI) - President tion in case the need arises, would at the Circle specialty training was Carter proposed Friday that the 8 have to get additional authority from taken at Hahneman million men and women who turn 19 Congress before induction of anyone College and Hospital in or 20 this year be required to register — male or female — could take Philadelphia. for military service and said the call place. Allan Cone To Retire, Dr. Horowitz is a will be extended to 18-year-olds in the There was mixed reaction to the graduate of the University future. decision on women. of Pennsylvania and its Carter’s plan to register women is Phyllis Schlafly, leader of anti- medical school. His an American first but 11 other ERA forces, said, "Carter has specialty training was also Pre-Lincoln’s Birthday Sale! nations already do it. including stabbed American womanhood in the In System 32 Years taken at Hahneman Russia. back in a cowardly attempt to get Medical College and The president said women would back the election-year support of the By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA system, Allan L. Cone will retire this High School lor the last 12 years said Hospital. not be assigned to combat units if in­ radical feminists ' a lot of things unchanged," Cone Dr. Lippman is a The National Organization for Herald Reporter June to lead the life of a his home on Maine's seashore ought said. ducted but, "There is no distinction beachcomber. graduate of Columbia VALENTINE DEUGHTSI possible, on the basis of ability or Women, which opposed peacetime MANCHESTER — After 32 years to keep him busy for at least the Cone congratulated the town’s (Thursday, Febmary 14 Is Valentina’s Day) The principal of Bennet Junior College and the New York performance, that would allow me to registration, said women should be with the Manchester education summer, but then it will be back to parents for their cooperation with School of Medicine. He exclude women from an obligation to called alongside men if the draft is work as usual. He is considering the schools. ‘Tve enjoyed a good completed his speciaity register." reinstated. entering personnel, labor relations, working relationship with parents. or sales. training in Philadelphia at Undgr Carter's proposal, which Carter already has power to There have been occasional tiffs, but In his career with the public school Pennsylvania Hospital. will be submitted to Congress, register men for military service but they've been supportive of the system, Cone has had the opportunity Ms. Rosenkranz had her 14K GOLD everyone born in 1960 or 1961 would he asked Congress to appropriate $20 schools, " he said. to practice many skills. He received undergraduate training at Script Initials Set with register this year. Starting next million this year and $24.5 million in He cited declining enrollment as a Mt. Sinai Schooi of Nursing January, those born in 1962 — and fiscal 1981 for the mammoth task of his bachelor's and master's degrees trend of the future, and said this in Chicago, Hi., and com­ a Sparkling Diamond those turning 19 in 1981 — would organizing and keeping track of the from the University of Connecticut would mean lowering the variety of pleted her nurse prac­ register. records. and completed his sixth year at the programs a school system can afford 9 titioner program at Mt. Thereafter, men and women would Because opposition is expected on University of Hartford. The to offer. Teachers are staying in Manchester native began as a Sinai Hospital in Hartford. Our Reg. 24.97 be required to sign up when they turn Capitol Hill, the president said he their jobs longer than they used to, - teacher and coach at Bentley School The group aiso maintains 18. Everyone's name would remain would submit the plan to register which Cone said would present the offices at 449 Farmington in 1948. A thoughtful gift with personal flair! What on the rolls indefinitely. women separately from his request challenge of keeping an older staff in­ Ave. in Hartford and 115 could be better than her own initial in Those affected would pick up for funding. That way, if Congress vigorated. Elm St., Enfield. classic gold script set with a gleaming He cited Catherine Putnam, his Proficiency testing was cited as 1 Pt. diamond. Chain not included. registration forms at local post of­ decides women should not be in­ fices and fill in name, address and cluded, the funds needed to register high school history teacher, as one of the current issue with the greatest age. They would not get draft cards men could still be approved. the many fine teachers in the impact but the renovation of Bennet, Cash Payout 5C^RAFj:T& ‘Comic Heart’ or be required to take physicals, but Rep. Melvin Price, D-Ill., chair­ Manchester system who encouraged with the comprehensive programs it SOUTH WINDSOR - Valentine Assortment there would be a penalty for failure man of the House Armed Services his teaching ambitions. "But if there engendered, was the change that Gerber Scientific Inc. has to register. Committee, predicted his panel was one person to put my finger on as Cone considers most significant. 8 ., Our Reg. 1.79...... declared a cash dividend of 02 1.27 T he last time Americans would approve the funding request an influence, it would have to be Another aspect of Cone’s life that Delicious assorted chocolates in Thomas Bentley, who consistently 5 cents per share to be paid registered for military service was but he declined to speculate what is clearly sipificant for him is his 14K GOLD deliciously whimsical heart boxes. showed a love and concern for Feb. 28 to shareholders of 1975 and no one has been drafted would happen on the question of family. His wife. Nan, is a record Feb. 11. Hearts for Her Neckchain children. He was also a superb kindergarten teacher at Highland 35mni SLR •Giant Hershey Solid Milk since 1973, when the controversial women. Gerber Scientific is a MINOLTA House Speaker Thomas O’Neill has storyteller and teacher." Park School and his two sons, Steven Camera with f/2.0 Lens or Her Charm Bracelet - Chocolate Kiss all-volunteer forces began. leading manufacturer of 8 OZ. QIM Boxed. a 0*7 Carter, who has said he does not predicted Congress will reject the Cone cited Arther filing for the and Thomas, are both teachers. computer controlled draf­ Our Reg. 2.97 £ . £ # envision any draft but only registra­ idea. work he did on the renovation, and The Cones also have three ting and digitizing equip­ ‘ 153 Caldor Low Price Edson M. Bailey, former principal of daughters: Debra, a senior at Boston MEDIUM LARGE ment, interactive design H as shutter speeds to 1/1000 second, TTL full- Reg. 10.97 Reg. 17.97 •Kjeldsen’s Imported Manchester High School. College; Cathryn, a junior at the systems and numericaily aperture CDS metering, bright focusing screen. Butter Cookies, 1-lb. Tin. Cone left teaching in 1955 for a year University of Connecticut; and You'll be first in her heart all year long Match needles, shutter speeds, battery check to become a field representative for Patricia, a junior at Manchester controlied fabric cutting when you give her this tasteful expression and warning zones all In finder. Our Reg. 3.33 the Connecticut Education Associa­ systems. of your Valentine feelings! Chain not inci 2.46 High School. tion. Wilson E. Deakin, acting "There comes a point where you Assets Rise Housing Funds Get Students^ Favorite Monster superintendent, said Friday "Allan feel it is time for a change," Cone HIGH QUALITY 35mm SLR LENSES 14K Gold Imported Italian has been a worthy adversary in reflected. In addition to being father F VERNON — People’s WEGONSWAC has captured the hearts of energy-conscious Savings Bank, Rockville, Neckchains and Bracelets students at Waddell Elementary School. Here, officers of the negotiations." of five, and his 32 years in paid * Legislative Boost He returned as a teacher and educational positions, he has served has reported a net increase •135mm f/2.8 Telephoto 1 4.97 to 22.40 Our Reg. 19.97 lo 29.97 school’s Energy Alert Committee investigate the various in assets for the fiscal year counselor at the then Barnard Junior in several voluntary capacities. or 28mm f/2.8 Wide-Angle Lovely accent jewelry with a Continental flair! methods of energy that their monster represents. From left, ending Dec. 31, 1979. EACH MANCHESTER - A bill in­ High School in 1956. In 1%0, Cone was He was teacher representative to $ C 4 e a c h In Serpentine, Herringbone and 'Cee' Chain. A total of 615 would be funded. The appointed vice principal of Barnard, the Governor’s Investment Advisory Frederick S. Winkley, O - T Our Rtg. 89.M troduced by Rep, John Morrison, D- John Szarek, Second Lieutenant, Brian Arnold, First Lieutenant, bills requests $4 million for the con­ a position he held until he became Committee, is the former chairper­ president, reported in­ -I'- T",,' 6.88 Enfield, and co-sponsored by other and Laureen Morancey, Captain. (Herald photo by Pinto) struction project. principal at Bennet in 1968. son for the Connecticut Education creases of $4,350,000 in •80-205mm f/4.5 area legislators would fund the Presently the state allocated $23,- ...... James Kennedy, superintendent of Association Retirement Commis­ savings and $5,187,000 in Multi-Coated Macro-Zoom Spencer Street elderly housing 865 for each unit of housing. Current E schools, said, "No employee of this sion, and has been the chief assets for the year 1979. project. estimates price construction at $30,- Our Rtg. 199.94 Board of Education has ever retired negotiator for the Manchester School Total assets are $54,877,- M43 The project is short about $400,000, 000. Above lenses available In Valentine Gifts Students Learn taking with him as much gratitude Administrator Association since 500.00. This is an increase 14K GOLD to build 40 units of elderly housing. Building the project on Spencer of 10 percent over 1978. Minolta MD, Canon AE and from ‘International The state had allocated $825,000, but and respect for a job well do as Mr. 1969. Penlax K mounts. Fashion Earrings (Entire stock) Street was termed the town’s Cone." In addition, People's In gleam ing silver plate, current estimates exceeded the fun­ number one priority by Mayor Savings Bank granted over already gift-boxed. ding. Cone expressed satisfaction with Stephen Penny. the accomplishments of the various Bell, ConservationTips seven million dollars in •6Vk” Our R.g. 10.99 Co-sponsoring the bill are state Rep. 8.90 to 34.90 »49,7 Ted Cummings, Democratic Town Board of Education members with new m ortgages in the BAND-AID • 6V5 " Bud Vase, Out R.g. 9.99 Muriel Yacavone, D-East Hartford, Committee chairman, and former MANCHESTER - Students at in his name comes from the atom on •BAND-AID Plastic Strips Give her holiday a glow with a gift from whom he has worked over the years, towns of Rockville, Ver­ •Candle Snuffer Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East Hart­ state representative, wholeheatedly Waddell School are learning all about his chest, while the "c " comes from so A s s ’td or 30 All-Wide Q >| e this fine collection ot hoops, buttons, and added his appreciation for the non, Ellington and South drops ...many set with genuine stones! with walnut hsndia, Our Rag. 9.99 ford, Rep. Abraham Glassman, D- endorsed the proposed bill. energy, an issue that will affect their coal, and he has a bucket of it piled at Our Reg. 1.19 41.11 ...... 0 4 central administration staff. But Windsor. GIFT DEPT. South Windsor, and Sen. David future as no previous generation has his feet. Least anything be forgotten, ‘T il be at the head of the line, Cone reserved his highest praise for The bank's profit in­ Barry, D-Manchester. been affected. Their main being is a there is a full woodbox resting behind •JOHNSON & JOHNSON seeing my friends in the legislature the teachers. creased from $229,000 in After a meeting Monday with creature called WEGONSWAC, him. ’O.B.' Tampons, 30’s to help secure funds for 'The teachers are the front line 1978 to $317,390 for 1979. Manchester town officials, the whose name represents most of the WEGONSWAC was the creation of Rtg., Suptr or Suptr Plus Manchester," he said. troops. They give their talent, time legislators indicated their intention energy sources known to man. the school's Energy Alert Com­ Our Reg. 2.41 & 2.49 1.66 Giittering Genuine "1 believe the bill has excellent and concern every day," Cone said. to sponsor the bill. The creature holds court ir> the mittee, which includes students from Salad Added chances," he said. "It's unthinkable He was especially impressed with The bill would not only provide fun­ not to build these units which are so school's entranceway. He carries a grades 4. 5, and 6. The artist was HARTFORD — Wendy’s •JOHNSON’S 'No More Tears’ the teachers at his own institution, ding for Manchester, but 17 other badly needed. " windmill, which illustrates wind Brian Arnold. Old Fashioned Ham­ Bennet Junior High. "The junior high Baby Shampoo, 16 oz. projects. Four other communities power, and an electric lightbulb in In addition to the fantasy being, the burgers introduced its The state legislature began its ses­ level is probably the most difficult Our Reg. 3.29...... 2.17 have already bid on the construction sion this week, which will end in the other hand, which is a visual committee also runs posters each garden-fresh salad bar to Earrings Set in 14K Gold age lo teach. But 99 percent of the of elderly housing, while 14 others April. representation of electric power. The month to aquaint students with steps the patrons of its •SHOWER TO SHOWER time, they are doing things they feel A truly impressive collection of finely are in planning around the state. "g" in his name comes from gas, individuals can lake to conserve Deodorant Talc are in the kids' best interest," Cone Manchester restaurant at crafted jewelry certain to bring sparkle which is represented by a bunsen energy. "Waste not, want not,” and said. 260 Broad St., north of Our Reg. 1.63...... 9 9 < to your Valentine's eyes! Over 36 styles! burner and coil wrapped around his "Don't be a drip, shut faucets off," Speaking of the frustrations that Sears Auto Tuesday. Even­ (All jewelry enlarged to show detail.) leg. a r e among the down-home are part of teaching. Cone said he felt tually, all Wendy's outlets •CAREFREE Panty Shields The "o" comes from oil, which is knowledge students are learning. Popular House Plants the lack of respect teachers had en­ in Hartford County will Box of 30 - rtO Visits to Patients represented by a gushing oil well The effort lo heighten youthful offer salad bars, according dured during the 1960's was ending. Our Reg. 1.69...... I . & 0 In 61^” Hanging Baskets standing by his side, and the "n " awareness will continue until the end to Dwight Pettay, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS "Maybe because I'm an eternal op­ represents nuclear power, which is of the school year, according to franchise owner. timist, I think the tide is changing." 3.88 Our Reg. 4.99 shown by the split atom emblazoned school principal Maxwell Morrison. Hartford County was Curbed by Hospital he said. Gifts that keep on giving— year on his chest. With the continued effort, parents selected as the first LCD WATCHES round! Greenhouse-fresh plants "Maybe going lo school and getting MANCHESTER — Effective at The monster's head is the sun, shouldn't be loo surprised if their No. 1 BEST SELLER! in popular varieties with only father's of the babies will be an education isn’t as important. Or, Connecticut area to in­ noon today Manchester Memorial which represents solar power, and children turn the tables on them with troduce salad bar at Wen­ 12.44(0 34.88 f'Ao.' Valentine gift tags. allowed to visit in maternity. maybe making money is more impor­ Hospital will put a restriction on Beck said if any of the permitted the "w" in his name comes from comments like, "Dad, would you dy's, with Manchester the Special group of handsome contemporary tant than serving others now. But ‘The Brethren’ •4” House Plant In Decorator visitations as a patient-protective water power, which flows across his please turn out the light, you left it on first in the state to be styles for men, women, boys and girls. visitors have any sign of a people that kids respect will still find by Bob Woodward and Pot with Valentine Gift Tag measure due to the high incidence of waist and down his left leg. The "a " when you left vour room." Allan Cone operational. (Not all alylat in all tiortt.) respiratory ailment they will not be Scott Armstrong respiratory ailments in the area. Customers may choose 99‘ Our Rog. 1.49 allowed to visit either. Andrew Beck, public relations salad alone, or in combina­ He said several members of the 9.76 Our Reg. 13.95 director, said only members of the tion with Wendy's ham­ staff have flu-like symptoms and Revealing, often shocking immediate family will be allowed to three cases of flu-like symptoms Your Noighbors’ ViOWS* governor justmed in seeking her proposed tax in- burgers, fries, and penetration of Supreme visit seriously ill patients; only beverages. Court workings and have been reported among the 'back room' deals parents will be allowed to visit patients. Wins Award children in the pediatrics unit; and HARTFORD - Ann »> Sheridan of Manchester, premium accounting assis­ tant supervisor for The sQ turdny M i Hartford Insurance Group, ' has received the com­ Tho place i" CCIL basketball stan- pany’s President’s Quality jj^gs ... Bob Venora of East Award. EACH J UK fr earner Ms. Sheridan is one of Our Reg. 12.97 Sunny this morning, but cloudy Catholic High passes 1,000 career eight employees selected KingsPoInt CassBtte & 8-Track Recorder by noon. Detailed forecast on victory ... Manchester 119" Diagonal Page 2. High and Cheney Tech score im- from The H a rtfo rd ’s and AM/FM Stereo Phono Syetem Color Trak® TV Set national staff of nearly 18,- • General Electric 3-Spaed — , pressive wins ... Whalers tie and 000 to receive the award Record from stereo, phono or other * 1 /L7 Portable Hand Mixer Cildor Reg. Price...... 469.70 Connecticut Celtics triumph. Page 12. for 1979, tape deck. Has LED tuning indicator, _ ' ” • Lightweight (or easy control, yet powerful Caldor Salt Price...... 429.00 PANASONIC digital counter, auto stop, BSR record "•A- 1^*-W enough lor most any jobl Up-front beater RCA Inalint Rebele...... 30.00* Top tw o chairmen of Inside Tndnv She joined the Hartford 26.70 AC/DC Cassette Recorder Our Reg. 34.99 changer, 20" high twin speakers. ejector, detachable cord. 4M24 legislature’s Appropriations Com- m uuuy in 1973 as accounting clerk, YOUR $ O O Q One touch recording through mittees tell which programs Churches 7 and was recognized as a • General Electric Can Opener FIN AL C O S T ...... OOO y i built-in condenser microphone Quadorf Stand Hands-lrse auto operation, shuts oft when Accullne black matrix picture tube they’d like to see cut from next Classified !’!!!!!!!!!'...... I6-I8 "top performer” in her AC adapter, auto tape shut-off for 19” Color TV SC O T CH 60-Mlnute SCOTCH 90-Mlnule can lid Is tree. Easy lo clean cutting lor ahtrp reception, automatic color year's budget. Page 3 Collectors’ Corner 15 first year with the com­ Batteries not Included AiiderMon Mu e n Jolin.Hon laraseio Cooper Cassettes iPk. oi 2| 6-Trsek TepesiPk. o i2) blade, neat cord aloraga. IEC32 correction aystem. 28.80 Manchester Community College Comics...... 19 pany. Her efforts as Our Rtg. 85.70 Our R.g. 4.4S 3.44 Our Rtg. s.ss 4 .4 4 has increase of students enrolled Courses by Newspaper ! ...... 6 ‘Sea clwk lot detail.. \\ ulit-r \ii(l)-rKon, Manchester why does she think now is the premium accounting assis­ in the Community Services Obituaries 8 they're getting right now lo fund the amount of taxes they can sub­ — "No. because the more money linie to raise taxes? How much tant supervisor in The Division’s spring semester. Page People/Places !!!!...... 0 all those programs." ject us taxpayers to, on both tlu' Hartford’s regional office you give them, the more they'll Geor){e JoIiiihoii, Manchester state and local level." can the people stand?” *• Prizeweek Puzzle... TV Spotlipia spend." were termed an outstan­ MANCHESTER VERNON — "Not really, I think she could Miirif I'uruHcio. Manchestoi Itiia Cooper, Manchester — ...... I«»e|»li Mueri, Manchester — find ways to cut back. The Not the gasoline tax. That is too ding contribution to the 1145 TOLUND TURNPIKE TRI-CIH SHOPPING CENTER inIn jp ^nnrtK o r is Television ...... TV Spotiigin “ No, 1 do not. With times the u No way. They've got plenty of legislators feel there is no end to they arc. and with the inllaii u ir ' company’s quality im­ STORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM *PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY provement program, an ef­ M anchester High girls lop ...... I opportunities with the money Wethersfield to move into first e a tn e r...... 2 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 9, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENtNG HERALD, Sat., Feb 9, 1980 Sweeping Cuts Are Options in State Budget Mpdote— HARTFORD (UPI) - Sweeping “ It’s going to be wild,” Schneller slashed from welfare services alone, package. Also offered for elimination was lawmakers that are to take effect cuts of $74 million that would reduce said in assessing the chance of including a $19 million reduction in The list suggested closing one of the $4.8 million paid by the Board of next year. governor hopes can be built in Massachusetts. A i i n • c ^ Higher Education for contracted Berkshire County and $1.01 per gallon on Cape Cod, welfare services and close college legislative approval of the cuts. optional Medicaid services. The the state’s three mental hospitals at Judiciary branch euts totaled $2.1 Efforts over the past several years to build a refinery A ppteoy KeCeiVeS Sentence students attending independent Crash Report Withheld although average prices for the two areas were 97.7 and and mental health facilities were “Many of the options may not be ap­ state’s $4.2 million aid to non-public a savings of $2.5 million; four mental million, most of it in increases in the 97.6 cents respectively, spokesman Larry Carpman said.^ in the state have triggered a longstanding controversy, proved, maybe none of them. But schools would also be eliminated. retardation regional centers, $5 colleges. daily rate paid jurors. OWLS HEAD, Maine (UPD — The federal report on the with opposition coming primarily from environmen­ SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — Former pawnbroker offered Friday as “options” to offset Carpman noted that 72 percent of Massachusetts’ a $128 million tax increase in the stat- we’ve got to make the effort.” The drastic reductions were million, and the Laural Heights Tax relief for the elderly under cir­ Another $2.9 million in revenue in­ . Downeast Airlines crash that killed 17 persons last May talists and people who don’t want a facility built near Kenneth Appleby, found guilty Friday of the abduction homes are heated with oil, making the state one of the hubudget. Even the Governor’s Foot Guard recommended by Schneller and Hospital in Shelton, $1.7 million. cuit breaker programs would be creases would result because of the 30 will not be released for at least a month, says a their communities. and rape of a New York City man, has been sentenced to most oil-dependent in the nation. The Legislature, the judiciary and and Horse Guard and firing squads Wright as ways to deal with Gov. In education, the list proposed slashed by $5 million and lower level shifting of agencies, the two law­ National Transportation Safety Board investigator. 18-25 years in prison. The average price per gallon of residential heating oil be eliminated. Also dropped would be Ella Grasso’s state budget for the closing the Mystic Oral School to grants paid td towns for road makers said. NTSB prober Stephen T. Corrie said the report, After 10 years of delibration, the 10-man, two-woman almost every state agency were in­ in the state was 96.9 cents, up 2.4 cents from two weeks Hampden Superior Court jury handed down guilty ver­ cluded to some degree on the list the state consumer counsel, the year beginning July 1 that is pegged save $1.5 million; the University of maintenance would be cut by $4.8 Schneller said the proposals were scheduled for release this month, will not be ready until million. ago. dicts convicting Appleby, 29, of West Springfield, of kid­ offered hy Appropriations Com­ liquor control board, the Permanent at $2.67 billion. Connecticut branches at Torrington only options that lawmakers would late March or early April. The Legislature’s budget would be The statewide average price has increased nearly 2'k Parents Recount Horrors ' napping, unnatural sexual acts and three counts of mittee Co^hairmen Sen. Richard (Commission on the Status of Women, Mrs. Grasso said normal growth and Groton, $975,000; UConn’s School have to take a hard look at. “I’d have Corrie repeated the board found no “significant times since January 1976 when it was 41.5 cents a gallon. the Commission on the Arts, and the will produce $156 million which of Education, $1.6 million; and sliced by $1 million, including $359,- a hard time myself deciding what mechanical problems" in the twinengine DeHavilland CHICAGO (UPI) — A parade of grim-faced parents assault and battery in the abduction of John Doyle, 28. Schneller, D-Essex, and Rep. Although prices are rising, the energy office reported State Properties Review Board. would leave the state $128.3 million Greater Hartford Community (XX) in pay and expense increases for should be cut,” he said. Otter that crashed about a mile short of the Knox County told a jury Friday of the disappearances of their sons — Gardner Wright, D-Bristoi. that supplies remained sufficient to meet demand. More than $25 million would be short of the cost of the spending College, $1.7 million. Regional Airport, but would provide no further details. The rapid increase in prices has prompted efforts by young men John Wayne Gacy is charged with killing The jury found Appleby, who acted as his own attorney One person survived the crash, which occurred in Joseph F. Kennedy II, son of the late Sen. Robert F. during 1977, the deadliest year of a seven-year sex killing during the 17-day trial, innocent of two count of assault heavy fog during a flight from Boston. rampage. and battery for allegedly beating Doype with a billy club Kennedy, and Gov. Edward J. King to get low-cost oil ' ‘A .' - from Venezuela. Gacy, 37, is charged with killing 33 young men during and giving him drugs. Rail Line Panel Opposes Heating Oil Tops Dollar Kennedy announced last month that he has struck a $10 the seven years and burying most of them in a makeshift Appleby, convicted in November 1978 of beating million deal with the Latin American country to get cemetery in the crawl space under his suburban Chicago another man — his alleged homosexual lover — with a BOSTON (UPD — For first time the price of home cheap home heating oil for poor families in home. ’The 33 murder charges are the most brought riding crop, was already serving an 8-10 year sentence at Measure heating oil has topped the $1 per gallon mark in oil- Massachusetts. against any individual in U.S. history. Hampshire County House of Correction in Northampton. Game Tax Breaks dependent Massachusetts, a state Energy Office Nine of the 22 victims who have been identified dis­ Judge Paul Tamburello sentenced Appleby to an 18-to- King, who has authorized the state to sign a contract to “pre-empt our responsibility” of con­ spokesman said Friday. buy the oil from Kennedy's nonprofit corporation, said appeared during 1977 — five of them in the months of 25 year prison term on the rape conviction, then handed HARTFORD (UPI) - The The price for home heating oil hit J1.02 per gallon September, October and November. Seven vanished in down a concurrent 8-tolO year sentence for the kidnap­ Planned Legislature’s Public Safety Com­ trol over the Public Safety Commis­ this week after a trip to Venezuela that officials there sion and it would also "create a lob­ during the past two weeks in western Massachusetts' have promised to provide crude oil to a refinery the 1976, five in 1978 and one in 1975. ping, to be served in Walpole State Prison. mittee kept pace with the state’s austerity mood Friday by rejecting byist gro'ip” HARTFORD — Within the next bills to provide gambling tax breaks. The committee voted 6-4 to draft a ___ _ 3000 30 3 few days the Transportation Com­ The committee also voted 6-4 to proposal by member Rep. Charles mittee of the General Assembly will draft a bill to prohibit new gambling Matties. R-West Hartford, requiring Maine’s Governor Says be submitting a bill to hopefully pave V ventures without legislative approval the Legislature to approve any new the way for updating the Hartford and decided to take no action on a type of gambling. railroad line and to relay the lines proposal to give the State Police Ad­ Matties became upset when John from Manchester to Willimantic. visory Committee subpoena powers. Devine, executive director of the Kennedy Will Be Victor Co-sponsors of the bili are Thom New Britain attorney Paul commission on special revenue, Serrani, chairman of the committee; McQuillan had asked the committee allowed greyhound betting in the V. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Sen. registered Democrats. president’s campaign. State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn of to raise the advisory committee to state off-track betting parlors, in­ Bolton; State Rep. Andrew Carey III Edw ard M. Kennedy will will Brennan said he was “aware of the Brown, who was favored by 5,1 per­ the status of a commission, allow it stead of just horse racing. No Maine's presidential preference (poll),’’ but “clearly his (Kennedy's) cent of enrolled Democrats in the un­ of Willimantic; and State Rep. to investigate citizens' complaints legislative approval had been givem HtftMli? tIM M IA IU IIt V caucuses this weekend despite a poll campaign is on the rise, and Presi­ iversity poll, campaigned Friday in Walter Joyner of Manchester. against the state police and provide for the 0TB dog betting. NKW OflUAM t showing him 19 points behind Presi­ dent Carter’s campaign is faltering.” several Maine communities — in­ Ahearn said the intent of the bill is $3,(XX) for expenses. The committee killed a bill that -W-, dent Carter, Gov, Joseph E. Brennan He added the poll was conducted cluding Bangor and Ellsworth. to get going with public hearings and But committee member Eugene would have allowed the state's share predicted Friday. from Jan. 7 to Feb. 5, and “the issues Secretary of State Rodney S. to initiate them as soon as possible. Migliaro, R-Wolcott, repeated his of “left over” money after odds are It was the first time in recent (Kennedy) is dealing with take some Quinn, co-chairman of the Maine Ahearn said the committee will charge the move would create computed to be returned to kennel [ 2 3 weeks anyone in the Maine Kennedy definitely raise the bill. U^IWIATNEM EOTOCAIY €) time.” Carter camp, said “it’s absolutely another bureaucracy to be financed owners at the Plainfield dog track. campaign publicly predicted a vic­ Ahearn, who originally fought For period ending 7 p.m. EST 2/9/80. Saturday will find Brennan said the giving of voter necessary for Mr. Kennedy to win up by the state. The state’s share of oddmoney, tory for the Massachusetts having the lines removed in the first which is anything less than 10 cents, rain across most of the Gulf Coastal states, gradually lists to the campaign of California here. If he doesn’t win up here he’s Sen. Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, Democrat. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. by a top out of business. place, has been fighting the past few also opposed the bill, saying it would amounts to about $176,000 per year. changing over to snow in the Tennessee Valley and “ I think Senator Kennedy will Maine Carter man in order to draw years to have them reinstalled. The spreading as far north as the lower Lakes region. “The Kennedy forces are whistling Tooth-Brushing Techniques come in first,” Brennan told a support from Kennedy was tracks were removed in 1975 and it Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. past the graveyard to almost certain Statehouse news conference, despite “evidence of panic” in the defeat.” he said. has been estimated it will cost from Dorothy Thompson, dental hygienist at the demonstration are Kim Anderson, Tom the release of a poll earlier in the day $6 to $8 million to replace them. - Waddell School, demonstrates toothbrushing State Buffered Ahearn submitted legislation O’Marra, Sean McCarthy and Denise Weather Forecast by the University of Maine showing techniques to students as part of Children’s Sunny Saturday morning night. Highs both days in the Carter leading Kennedy 52.4 to 33.4 during the 1979 session calling for Labonte. (Herald photo by Pinto) with increasing cloudiness in 20s. percent among registered Kennedy, Carter Camps restoration of the missing link in the Dental Health Week. Observing the the afternoon. Highs around Massachusetts. Connec­ Democrats, Manchester-Willimantic line but that Against Decline 30. A chance of snow late ticut. Rhode Island: Sunny “Kennedy’s campaign is looking bill was boxed by the Finance Com­ Saturday night and Sunday. early Saturday then in­ strong. 1 think the panic is in the Woo Bay State Blacks mittee but an amended bill asked the Lows Saturday night around creasing cloudiness during the faltering campaign,” he said. “We Bonding and Finance Committee for HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Milano said the state’s economy 20. Highs Sunday 25 to 30. The day. Highs 30 to 35 ranging to BOSTON (UPD - The political Carter would hope to win 20 per­ State Auditor Seeks an appropriation of $150,(XX) for an chance of precipitation is 10 have a situation with Vice President camps of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy cent to 25 percent of the vote in will feel the pinch of a projected had shown strong and sustained the 20s western hills. Cloudy engineering study and the State Bon­ percent Saturday and 30 per­ Saturday night with chance of Mondale, he’s been here five or six and President Carter are stepping up Massachusetts, Bolling said, but “short and moderate” national economic growth in the past three ding Commission appropriated $210,- cent Saturday night. Light snow over Connecticut, times. When you go into Carter’s efforts to win support among black “President Carter will get the recession this year, but shouldn’t years which will continue — 000. northerly winds through western Massachusetts and Portland office it looks like the White voters in the March 4 Massachusetts majority of the black vote.” take it on the chin as it has in the “however at a reduced rate.” Saturday night. House.” Last month the state Department Change in Budgeting coastal Rhode Island late at primary. Kennedy will gain the support of past, the author of the state’s budget “The Connecticut economy will New England Weather night. Lows 15 to 25. Sunday Postal Alert But Mondale, also speaking at the of Transportation chose the Wether- said Friday. probably outperform the national State Rep. Royal Bolling, D- “people who are out of work or about would force the Legislature and umbrella departments, should be cloudy chance of snow. Highs Statehouse Friday, said he was “not field firm of DeLeuw-Cather Co. as HARTFORD (UPI) - State Anthony Milano, secretary of the economy in the next year and a half,” Maine: Mostly sunny Satur­ Hallowell, Maine, Postmaster Louis Huard Boston, a Carter campaign coor­ to lose their jobs, families who can­ executive branch to adopt long range reviewed by each respective day. Highs IS to 25 north and 25 to 30. at all” apprehensive about the the consultant to do the study which Auditor Leo Donohue unveiled his an­ Office of Policy and Management, said the author of the austere $2.67 hols a mailbox featuring a postal alert sticker dinator, has called on blacks to aban­ not send their children to college, the fiscal plans and would cut down on legislative committee, Donohue said. 25 to 35 south Fair north and Extended Weather weekend vote, adding polls “ indicate is expected to be completed in the nual budget “dream list” Friday, told a legislative committee key billion budget Gov. Ella Grasso as a new service for elderly and handicapped don traditional support of Kennedy sick who cannot pay their bills for budget preparations now required by “One of the major shortcomings east and increasing cloudiness BOSTON (UPD-Extended overwhelming support by the people because of his role in the defeat of health care and the elderly who must spring. suggesting a return to two-year variables will determine the state presented this week. southwest on Saturday night. outlook for New England Mon­ residents. Sponsored by the business com­ of Maine for President Carter ” budgets, an end to lump sum ap­ state agencies. with reorganizations throughout the and national economy but fiscal Milano estimated the state would Lows 0 to 5 north and 7 to 12 former Sen. Edward Brooke, R- chose between heat in their Lump sum budgeting, said country is that once they’re day through Wednesday: munity, the service, via letter carriers, The city and town caucuses will be Mass., in 1978. apartments and food on their propriations and a review of how analyses do agree on one projection. be out of the “middle-ofthe-road south. Partly sunny north and Massachusetts, Rhode held Sunday to select delegates to the Nutrition Topic many state workers are double­ Donohue, has been a sore spot with reorganized, they feel that's the end mostly cloudy south on Sun­ notifies neighbors, police or next-of-kin if However, Rev. Ralph Abernathy, tables,” Abernathy said. "We should expect a short and recession” by the summer or fall and Island & Connecticut: Fair state Democratic convention. The dipping. the auditors for three years because of the story,” he said. “Nobody goes moderate recession during the first that the governor’s budget took those day. Highs in the teens north Monday. Chance of some snow mail isn’t picked up in two days. (UPI photo) who endorsed Kennedy last month, Abernathy was scheduled to host a Of YWCA Meeting state convention must divide its He said his office, in its annual agencies, especially the larger ones, back two, three years later to see if it half of 1980,” he said. projections into account. to 20s south. late Monday night or early announced he will campaign for the reception Saturday night at Boston's was worthwhile.” delegates to the national convention MANCHESTER — Barbara Bud- report to the Legislature, also have too much discretion in deciding However, he told the workshop State Economic Development New Hampshire: Mostly Tuesday followed by clearing. senator in Massachusetts. Parker House. dington of Glastonbury will be the how much money will be spent on Another proposal Donohue said has sunny Saturday. Highs 18 to 23 according to the caucus votes. recommended that each related com­ sponsored by the Legislature’s Commissioner Edward Stockton Fair Wednesday. Daytime Bolling said many black voters Brooke, meanwhile, has endorsed speaker and discussion leader at the 'what programs. a good chance of passage by the north to near 30 south. Fair highs in the 30s and overnight Attacks Great Asked about Brennan’s prediction, mittee review whether the state’s Finance, Revenue and Bonding Com­ presented the workshop with “feel betrayed by Brooke's defeat Rep. John B. Anderson of Illinois for parent’s meeting on Wednesday at 8 “A few years ago, the Department Legislature this year is to give law­ north and increasing lows in the teens and 20s. Kennedy’s state coordinator, Peter highlytouted reorganization has real­ mittee it shouldn’t hit the state’s brighter news. and Kennedy’s cavalier attitude the GOP presidential nomination, p.m. at the YWCA Nursery School, of Mental Health budget included 125 makers budgetary control over all of cloudiness south Saturday Maine, New Hampshire: Meade said, “I wouldn’t disagree afterwards.” Bolling said a number cf typically ly improved efficiency. revenue coffers as hard as the most "Economic development is going night. Lows 0 to 5 north to Fair Monday. Chance of oc­ Bush Campaign with Joe about anything. Nutmeg Branch, 78 N. Main St. Most of the suggestions were re­ appropriations. This year, it includes the operations of the Division of recent recessions. like gang busters. We see absolutely near 10 south. Mostly cloudy Brooke, a Republican, was un­ Democratic blacks voters may The topic will be nutrition focusing four,” he said. “The commissioner is Special Revenue, which oversees casional light snow Tuesday. “I wouldn’t predict. I’m too busy,” follow Brooke's lead and vote runs. Some, such as the recommen­ ”We are much better prepared to nothing to show it is slowing down,” Sunday. Highs in the 20s to low F air south and chance of CONCORD, N.H. (UPD — Four months ago when seated by Democrat Paul Tsongas. on its relationship to learning, in the position of allocating state legalized gambling. 30s. George Bush breezed into New Hampshire, almost no one Meade said. Tsongas, who supports Kennedy, said Republican. dation the state return to biennial deal with a recession this year than he said. flurries north Wednesday. The poll, conducted by the Univer­ behavior and functioning. budgets, had gone around the resources rather than the Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, we have been in the last 20 years,” Stockton said Connecticut’s un­ Vermont: North partly Highs 15 to 25 north and 25 to noticed. Friday, the Republican presidential hopeful was in January he did not expect black “The black electorate is very used sity of Maine’s Social Research Ms. Buddington will share infor­ legislative circuit five years in a row. Legislature." and Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, Milano said. employment rate had been below the cloudy Saturday and periods 35 south. Lows 0 to 10 north greeted by a sharply worded editorial, a bomb threat and voters would view Kennedy’s support to switching tickets,” he said. “We mation about local sources of good “Double dipping,” or the practice co-chairmen of the Appropriations of cloudiness itu rd a y night Department, was based on telephone But Donohue said that one had a fair In the 1969-70 and 1974-75 recession national level for 30 months and es­ and 5 to 15 south. an antinuclear clique. for a member of his own party as did it for Brooke. " foods, discuss problems of children of state employees simultaneously Committee, both support the con­ and Sunday. Considerable interviews with more than 200 shot. Connecticut’s tax revenues dropped timated 44,000 jobs would be created Vermont: Fair Monday. “I feel myself under attack from all quarters,” Bush anti-black. with special needs and the impor­ holding two state jobs and collecting cept, although it’s being resisted by cloudiness Saturday night and Chance of snow Tuesday. said. “I’m going to keep my cool." “Biennial budgeting has the best to negative tax growth. or retained this year. cloudy Sunday. Chance of tance of diet to the development of double salaries was an issue in 1976 gaming executive director John Partly cloudy Wednesday with Since Bush won the Iowa precinct caucuses things have chance that it’s ever had,” he said, Committee co-chairman Sen. January was a record month for in­ some snow late Saturday a chance of mainly mountain the young. "But there are still a lot of people and came up again this year with Devine. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, agreed dustrial loan activity, outof-state in­ night and Sunday. Lows 5 been different in New Hampshire, the first state to hold a Ms. Buddington has been leading reports of at least two cases in the The auditors want the gaming flurries. Highs 20s and low GOP primary. who are leery about it. Some people and said “Connecticut is much vestment and expansions planned by below to 15 above Saturday 30s. Lows 0 to 15 above. Iran May Use Force parent discussion groups in the Department of Health Services. agency to submit a proposed line The coverage national magazines and nightly television still hold the idea that it could lead to stronger now than when we faced the state industries, he said. Glastonbury area and has done a further loss of legislative Donohue said his office and that of item budget to the Legislature like severe recession of 1974-74,” The month drew more than $75 news have given Bush has swelled the crowds and jour­ extensive reading and research. State Personnel Director Sandra most other departments, instead of The Almanac nalists, but there have been problems, too. prerogative.” But she also said the state entered million in investments, created 3,265 This meeting will be follow up soon Rep. Abraham Glassman, DSouth Biloon, at Gov. Ella Grasso’s directly paying for most of its the fiscal year “with extreme jobs and retained 1,917 jobs, Stockton By United Press International The Manchester Union Leader, the state largest by individual conferences to report request, were checking how many expenses out of state proceeds from Today is Saturday, Feb. 9, the 40th day of 1980 with 326 Windsor, has a bill to return to two- economic uncertainty and very said. newspaper, ran a front-page editorial Friday signed by Against Its Militants on the development and progress of state employees are "double dip­ legalized gambling. to follow. year budgets, which were phased out volatile economic indicators.” publisher William Loeb. each child. ping” and whether added restrictions Devine said the agency is different The moon is in its last quarter. Loeb said his newspaper, which is backing former in 1971 in favor of annual budgets. By United Press International For school information and are needed. than others and needs fiscal flexibili­ The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. California Gov. Ronald Reagan, would continue to delve American clergymen visited them negotiated settlement of the hostage The argument was more accurate Iran’s Foreign Minister Sadegh registration call the Nutmeg Branch A review of the sta te 's 1977 The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. deeper into $106,000 in Nixon administration money Bush during Christmas, crisis, but he has always had to con­ budget projections could be made ty- Ghotbzadeh said Friday the ruling of the YWCA. reorganization, which turned several The auditors also want lawmakers Water Violations Noted Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. accepted when he ran for the Senate in Texas 10 years In an interview with London's tend with the militants who rejected one year at a time. Revolutionary Council was prepared agencies into a handful of sprawling to examine recent changes in the William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the United ago. Independent Television News, Ghotb- all compromise. The auditors say biennial planning is 15 units. to use force if necessary to make Bloodtnobile Coming civil service system for state MANCHESTER — The Town of States, was bom Feb. 9, 1773. On his first stop Friday in Bedford, an anonymous zade was asked if force would be In a telephone interview from the Manchester Water Department has However, the department Moslem militants occupying the U.S. MANCHESTER - The next employees to make sure the On this date in history: telephone caller interrupted a breakfast speech to say used against the militants. occupied American Embassy, a mili­ emphasized this didn’t mean thw Embassy obey its orders. scheduled bloodmobile will be procedural amendments haven’t recorded several violations of the In 1825, the U.S. House of Representatives elected John there was a highly explosive device at a country club. He replied, “If there is any deci­ tant spokesman told UPI in London, ater is unsafe for consumption. The Ghotbzadeh’s statements were the Tuesday, Feb. 12 at the Concordia created more political patronage. Safe Drinking Water Act for last Quincy Adams as president. No candidate in the Bush finished the presentation, and police and firemen sion, a firm decision of the “Ayatollah Khomeini sent someone State Health Department has strongest yet used against the Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. from Utility Seeks Permit “We've had some changes in the month. December 1824 election had received the necessary searched the club but found nothing. “It was a prank Revolutionary Council... that will be to the U.S. Embassy and we met militants who seized the United 12:15 to 5:30 p.m. All blood types are state civil service act to streamline Color violations were recorded at granted an exemption for this test. majority. call,” said Bedford Police Chief Richard Audette. exercised with, obviously with dis­ him.” States Embassy Nov. 4, although one needed, with special emphasis on all procedures,” Donohue said. "We’re the Porter Station with a color of 29 No turbidity or bacteriological In 1900, 7.000 construction workers in Chicago voted to But Bush remembered. cussion and persuasion, and if The spokesman said the emissary of their spokesman said Ayatollah negative blood types. Walk-in donors concerned that it’s opening it up to a units and of the Howard Station also violations were detected during the strike for an eight-hour day. “I tell you, it was a little tense and you know you get necessary with force.” delivered Khomeini’s “opinion,” To Burn Dirty Fuel Ruhollah Khomeini still backed their are welcome. spoils system.” with a color of 29 units. The standard month. In 1950. Wisconsin Sen. Joseph McCarthy charged the these kinds of disruptive things. You get people who want But he added, “It’s not really which was “the students will release position that their 50 American NEW HAVEN (UPD - United sulfur oil was also going up but at a U.S. State Department was infested with Communists. to abuse the political process,” he said at his next stop. necessary at this time.” the hostages when the shah will be hostages would not be released until AlAnon Meeting Illuminating said Friday it has asked slower pace than that of low-sulfur Church Sets Film Series In 1971, 64 people were killed when an earthquake shook "You get people who a r^ o in g for the jugular vein,” Ghotbazeh also emphasized that given to us. Only when the shah will the ousted shah was returned. the state for permission to burn fuel. Los Angeles. Bush told students at a Manchester high school. the council would only act if be given to us.” EAST HARTFORD —Those whose MANCHESTER — The first of a new film series In another development, Tehran cheaper but dirtier high-sulfur oil at When the DEP gave UI temporary At his final stop on a two-day tour in New Hampshire, Khomeini fully backed its decision. The spokesman dismissed as lives have been affected by someone featuring family life expert Jar.es C, Dobson, Ph.D., will Radio reported Friday that Lftist the two plants which provide 90 per­ permission to burn the dirtier oil last where Bush is locked into a close race with Reagan, he The foreign minister’s statements irrelevant Bani-Sadr's actions and who has a drinking problem are in­ be shown at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St,, Greek Archbishop Hilarion Capucci cent of the power its customers use. March and April the price difference THE ran into the anti-nuclear Campaign for Safe Energy. seemed to be another reflection of the U.S. decision not to impose im­ vited to attend the AlAnon meeting The utility said the move, if ap­ was about $3 a barrel, a figure which Manchester at 7 p.m. Sunday and will continue for the Lottery Numbers visited the hostages, now in their 97th scheduled for tonight. “Frankly Mr. Bush, I’m getting a little scared," one new President Abolhassan Bani- pose economic sanctions by saying, proved by the Department of En­ had risen to $8 a barrel at current next seven weeks. Entitled “Focus on the Family,” the AMAZINGrtivirtz.li member of the campaign told him. day of captivity, and reported them Sadr’s consolidation of powers and “He (Khomeini) says that nothing The meeting will be at 8:30 in the series presents seven of Dobson’s most popular presen­ to be in good condition. vironmental Protection, could save prices, the utility said. The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in The questioner said he has followed Bush around New further evidence that an end to the makes difference. Everything is as it ' basement of the Burnside Methodist tations, all of which were filmed live at family life New England . Capucci was the first outside $60 million — sparing its average “These significant changes in oil England, and wants him to favor “an orderly way to shut hostage crisis may be nearing. was...” Church on Church Street. ^All in­ seminars. Some of the subjects covered are the strong- observer to see the hostages since residential customer $60 or more on market conditions explain the Connecticut: 447 down nuclear power plants.” Bani-Sadr has said he favored a terested area residents are inyjled to willed child, Christian fathering, the origins of self-doubt Q u artz New Hampshire: 7604 annual electric bills. decisions in all of Connecticut’s • I ir“ A i Bush said he would not do that, but ways should be attend. and peer pressure in adolescence and the lonely New Hampshire weekly: 559,55 and yellow neighboring states permitting bur­ HEATER found to make the nuclear plants safer. The former CIA UI said it didn’t believe burning the housewife. Vermont: 311 ning of higher sulfur fuel oil,” the Quart! Heating The Sensible Solution head said people have been killed in development of all Basketball Winner dirtier oil would adversely affect the Dr. Dobson is associate clinical professor of pediatrics I Rhode Island: 4189 spokesman said. To Effective ond Efficient Heating energv forms. VERNON — Our Lady of Fatima environment, pointing to temporary UI said it believed Connecticut’s at the University of Southern California School of Medicine, and a licensed psychologist. He serves on the OPFHATfcSFOH 7 CEMSPLHHOUR Gas Price Leaps Again Council, Knights of Columbus of permission it received last spring to regulation limiting sulfur content of attending staff of Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, He BASED ON i:OMN m iU TY HAMS' Rockville, has announced that burn the oil during a shortage of low- oil to .5 percent was restrictive and it Manchester To Advertise To Report News BOSTON (UPD - Ouch! average prices are posted at Connec­ purchases to $10. 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Courses by Newspaper Wings of Morning By c l if f SIMPSON Celebrate the Moment — Make Haste Today

For the last two weeks I have been give to the poor, and if I have teen is in trouble. Make haste today! asked “ Why?” She ran to him, "Cannot read!” exclaimed the worth; The Development of Energy making various suggestions about defrauded anyone, I restore it four­ By contrast, consider the good- climbed into his lap, brushing aside banker in surprise. "What would you For each age is a dream that is "Celebrate the Moment" with the fold.” (v.8) If Jesus entered into your looking man with his 5Vi-year-old the newspaper, put her arms around have become if you could read?” dying. hope that even if something is tem­ home, how much of a change would daughter who entered the Villanova his neck, and whispered, “It’s no fun “A church janitor,” was the quiet Or one that is coming to birth. Editor's Note: This is the fourth in a series of 15 ar­ poral and passing, it still may be a he make? If you welcomed him and football game at half-time. The little cuddling up to that machine.” Make reply. —Arthur O'Shaughnessy. ticles exploring "Energy and the Way We Live." In this cause for or an experience of in all honesty could call him “Lord,” girl with her sugar cones knew haste today! We Are The Music-Makers article, John G. Burke, history professor at the Universi­ "celebration.” As important as it is you’d be amazed at what can happen. nothing about the game but enjoyed Could You Thank God for How about that telephone call, that We are the music-makers, ty of California, Los Angeles, traces the changes in our to be keenly aware of "eternity" in say “make haste” because time her daddy. The man who wrote about letter, that dinner invitation, the Blindness? t And we are the dreamers of our spiritual pilgrimage, there is is limited. We look at the fountain of this event sat in the next seat, flowers we didn't send, that visit to William Moon was an un­ sources and use of energy. dreams. much of the youth confident in the belief that it saluted the governor who couldn’t the hospital? Let us make haste dergraduate who went blind. He had This series, written for Courses by Newspaper, a Wandering by lone sea-breakers. program of University Extension, University of Califor­ “daily” that can will sparkle forever, but before we give the whole afternoon but did give today in all of our relations. If wc can found Christ as his saviour and And sitting by desolate streams - believed that each situation was an nia, San Diego, was funded by a grant from the National be celebrated. To know it, life bubbles slower and part of it to his daughter. Make haste discover how to celebrate the mo­ th e first two slower until ever so imperceptibly World-losers and world-forsakers, opportunity to reveal a Christ-like Endowment for the Humanities, with supplemental fun­ today! ment, we shall be able to celebrate suggestions it disappears. Time seems in­ One more illustration that needs no On whom the pale moon gleams; character. Here is his prayer: ding from the National Science Foundation. through all eternity. ("Come to your exhaustible. Tomorrow and explanation. A little girl each night Yet we are the mover and shakers "Father, 1 thank thee for the Of the world forever, it seems. Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University of senses” and “Dip tomorrow rushes by - and then we sat in her mother’s lap turning the The Chuckle talent of blindness. May 1 so California. down where you look back at all our unfulfilled hopes pages as she listened to the familiar To the applicant for the position of With wonderful deathless ditties invest that talent that at the are") let me add and good intentions. Need I say words of the story. A tragic accident church janitor, a member of the We build up the world's great coming of the Lord Jesus He By John G. Burke a third, "Make Haste Today." more? Make haste today! in which the mother was killed ended committee doing the hiring made the cities. may receive his own with in­ Remember when Jesus visited Here is a parent much too busy to this evening ritual. The father tried remark, And out of a fabulous story terest.” play with his child... day follows day, to fill her place, but after a week of "The weekly printed bulletin of our We fashion an empire's glory: He invented Moon-type that literal­ In 1952 President Truman's Materials Policy Commis­ Jericho, he told Zachaeus, the hated tax-collector, "Make haste and come the intent is there, but the pressure reading the same "old stuff,” he con­ church will inform you of what One man with a dream, at pleasure. ly permitted millions to read the sion clearly warned that in the 1970s the United States down (he had climbed a tree for he of business, community responsibili­ ceived of taping it. The first night he meetings are being held each week Shall go forth and conquer a Scriptures. Five hundred languages would be dependent on Middle East oil. and that unstable was short of stature), for 1 must stay ty, and social life push the intention turned it on for his daughter, opened and what rooms to prepare for crown; were translated into Moon-type. political conditions there could result in a serious energy at your house today." (Luke 19:5) farther and farther from actuality. the paper, and congratulated himself them.” And three with a new song's measure What an investment of talent! shortage in America That visit certainly changed his life. He is brought up short by a telephone on how clever he was. The second "But I cannot read, " the applicant Can trample a kingdom down. The Commission's prediction, which turned out to be Here are the words of Zachaeus: call from the police. He cannot night the little lady paid no attention replied. He was not hired. Eventually We, in the ages lying The Last Word surprisingly accurate, was based on the fact that after "Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I believe his own flesh and blood at six- to the tape. Very much annoyed, he the man went into the fruit business In the buried past of the earth. World War II oil production in the United States no longer and succeeded very well and made a Built Nineveh with our sighing. "The true measure of a man is not met domestic demand, and we became a net importer of lot of money. One day at his bank he And Babel itself in our mirth; the number of servants he has, but crude oil. was asked to read over a contract on And overthrew them with some land he was buying. He told the the number of people he serves." — But few people heeded the Commission's report or its 6efvice6- prophesying bank m.anager he could not read. To the old of the new world's Arnold Glasgow plea for energy conservation. After all, America had Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and always had abundant energy resources. The Com­ Andover Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m., teaching service. mission's bleak outlook was. for most Americans, just Sunday school; 10:30 a m,, worship ser- Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Community Baptist Sets another example of how wrongheaded "experts" can be. cice: 7 p.m., evening service. and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. FirHl Uon^rvfEational Uiurph of An- Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; It is true that the increasing availability of cheap and (lovrr. Route 6 Rev Dr. Clifford 0. Church of the Assumption, Adams Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor flexible sources of energy was one of the most important Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m.. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser­ Calendar for February Worship service: 9:45 am . Sunday S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 factors in the transformation of America from a vices, coffee between services; 9:45 school. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, MANCHESTER - The Manchester predominantly agricultural nation in 1850 to an industrial 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. a m., Sunday church school, nursery for Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Edward giant a century later. In 1950, in fact, the United States infants, adult forum: 11 a.m,. Nursery Community Baptist Church has set Kaechel, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day up its calendar for the month of Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown lor infants. Church of New Haven, will give a consumed about 15 times more energy than it had in 1850. Bolton February. What most people failed to realize, however, was that Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Park slide presentation on his World Mis­ Church of Maurice, and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. On Sunday the American Baptist sion Involvement Tour of Africa. The in the process of industrialization, our economic and St. 32 Hehron am .. Priesthood and Relief Society; Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Women will have the mid-winter tea Estelle Carpenter Circle will be the social organization, our jobs and our daily routines had Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; at 3 p.m. at the Noank Baptist hostesses. become increasingly reliant on the availability of at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Church. The Rev. Hugh Smith, who is On Feb. 20 the Christian Life Bible petroleum products. The Materials Policy Commission Bolton United .Methodist Church, a m,, Sunday school; 10:45 a m., holiness rector. 7;30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m., on the Board of International Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 Study Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at clearly perceived the true state of affairs. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Ministries, Valley Forge, Pa. will the home of Willa Stanford, 599 Riles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; p.m., salvation meeting. a m.. Holy Eucharist. show slides of his recent trip to Center Congregational Church, 11 Spring St. The Trustees will meet at 11 a.m., worship service. United Pentecostal Church, 187 China. The public is invited. For Wood, W ater and Wind St. George's Episcopal Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center St. Rev. Newell H Curtis Jr., 7:30 p.m. at the church and the choir more details call Doreen Spano, 643- will also rehearse at 7:30 p.m. Until about 1880 America depended on wood, water, Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 senior pastor; Rev. Chester C. Copeland, associate pastor; Rev Dr. Clifford 0. 0516. The South Windsor Bible Study and wind for its energy needs. The primeval forests were vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., a m.. Nursery program and coffee worship. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. On Feb. 12 the Friendship Circle Group will meet Feb. 21 at the home of a hindrance to people seeking land to farm, but, when fellowship. Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Worship service and church school: 11:15 will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Dorothy and Jim Corcoran, 39 they fell to the axe, they provided huge quantities of Bolton Congregational Church, Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m., a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall Edith Wylie, 53 McKinley St. Those Glenwood Road, South Windsor. wood. Wood was practically free, and it was consumed in Bolton Center Road Rev. J. Stanton worship service, nursery; 9:15 a m., Sun­ attending should bring a sandwich. The Pastor's Bible Study Group on Coal was also found to be a cheaper, more convenient electric motors were attached directly to the massive the roaring open fireplaces of the pioneers, in the causing massive urban growth, which, in turn, stimulated Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. The Estelle Carpenter Circle will "How to Study the Bible,” will meet rolls fabricating thick steel plates or girders, while tiny South Windsor fireboxes of locomotives and steamboats, and in iron fuel both for railway locomotives and for urban buildings the expansion of service establishments — hospitals, service and nursery, church school; 10:30 ,St. John's Polish National Catholic Dr. David J. Phillips meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Peg at 7 ;30 p.m. at the church on Feb. 22. motors powered vacuum cleaners and washing machines. a m . Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a m.. Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. blast furnaces and other industrial processes requiring and residences. By the mid-1880s coal had become the hotels, department stores, groceries, and restaurants. M apping Community Church. 1790 Petrie, 16 Maple St., South Windsor On Feb. 24 a coffee hour will im­ nation's chief energy source. In providing an efficient power source for each in­ Forum, Study group. Hyszko, pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W Richard­ and the Reed-Eaton Circle will meet heat. In 1850 about 100 million cords — over four cords per City dwellers needed cheap and dependable transporta­ 10:30 a m., mass in English and Polish. mediately follow the morning son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m , ChurchW omen The age of coal and steel demanded more powerful dividual machine, the motor caused the redesign of fac­ tion, energy to heat and light their homes, cook food, and St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. at 7:45 p.m. at the home of Brenda worship service. capita — of wood were burned annually, a very large worship service and church school engines for mining, for the manufacture and fabrication tories and the reorganization of industrial work. Similar­ run vacuum cleaners, washing machines, and the new Coventry Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Osborn, 69 Helaine Road. Members The Diaconate Meeting, Joe amount when one realizes that a cord of wood is four feet St. Francis of Assisi Church. 673 of steel, for transoceanic steamships and transcontinen­ ly, it transformed household work. The electric Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Plan Speaker will be working on White Cross. Vollrath, chairman, will be at 7:30 wide by four feet high by eight feet long. electric refrigerators. The city began to resemble a com­ Co\enlr> Presbylerian Church, Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer. generating industry exploded, expanding its capacity p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 On Feb, 13 the Christian Life Group p.m. at the church on Feb. 26. On For local manufacturing, waterpower, provided by tal locomotives, and for driving electric generators. plicated machine, in which energy in its various forms Nathan Hale School Rioad, Route 31. 9:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 more than 650 times between 1900 and 1950. In the a.m. MANCHESTER - The Episcopal will meet at 7;30 p.m. at the home of Feb. 27 the Christian Life Bible Study huge water wheels or primitive turbines, was plentiful. Using the laws of thermodynamics, engineers learned was dispensed to consumers through complex networks. a m., worship: 11 a.m., Sunday school: p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 11 St. Janies Church, Rev. James am . Church Women will meet Monday at Joe and Margaret Vollrath, 39 Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the how to employ steam efficiently at very high process, generating costs were dramatically reduced, Industries became concentrated and were dominated 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, The Pawtucket Falls of the Merrimack River powered St. Margaret .Mary Church. Rev. John Marian Drive and the choir will home of Verlie Zimmerman, Old temperatures and pressures, and their efforts culminated and the price of electricity was progressively lowered. by such giant corporations as Standard Oil; U.S. steel, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team 7:30 p.m. in the old parish hall of St. the textile mills of Lowell, Mass., and the Great Falls of Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H Mary's Church. Dr. David J. Phillips rehearse at the church at 7:30 p.m. Stafford Road, Tolland and the choir the Passaic River provided Paterson. N.J., with the in the development of high-speed steam turbines. American Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday The Ann Judson Circle will meet at will rehearse at 7:30 p.m,, at the H Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m., Sunday residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 will speak to the group beginning at 8 energy for its silk, jute, gun, and locomotive factories. As Urbanization and Du Pont. In turn, governmental bureaucracy school: 10:15 a m., worship service. masses at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30. 9:30 a.m. in the church living room. church. p.m : Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 10 and 11:30 a m. p.m. the 19th century progressed, water turbines became Electricity Revolution A gradual but drastic change in the organization of burgeoned in order to regulate trade and industry prac­ St. Mary’a Church. Route 31. Rev. F. a.m.. noon and 5 p.m. The group will be making puppets for The South Windsor Bible Study St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Dr. Phillips and his wife. Sunny, more common and more efficient, foreshadowing the Initially, electricity provided power for arc lighting, society accompanied the process of industrialization. An tices and to check monopolies, and political power Bernard Miller, pastor: Rev. Francis A. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. recently returned from a visit to the Newington Children's Hospital. Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Those attending should bring an large hydroelectric plants of modern times. street railways, and electric illumination of buildings. increasingly dwindling proportion of our population became increasingly centralized in the federal govern­ Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Bangkok, Thailand, Mrs. Phillip’s ' home of Russ and Peg Petrie, 16 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses at Rev. Ronald E Haldeman, assistant to eraser for the missionary school kits. Windmills dotted the eastern seaboard and accom­ Electric motors, however, introduced about 1900, engaged in agriculture or was needed to provide our food. ment. Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion: 10 native country. They will share, Maple St., South Windsor, and on 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, The South Windsor Bible Study group Feb. 29, the Pastor's Study Group panied the westward expansion. The Halladay windmill, produced a revolution in industry and the home. Large Mass production industries employed armies of workers. Second Congregational Church, a m.; family service and Sunday school. through a slide presentation, their 10:30 and noon. ■Aicry Street Christian Reformed will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of will meet at 7:30 p.m., at the church. used to grind flour, pump water, and saw wood, was a Gasoline and Diesel Engines Route 44A. Rev. Robert K Bechtold, Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland thoughts and impressions of the trip. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Education for all ages: Church. Rev Bert VanAntwerpen. Dr. Phillips is a staff psychiatrist Bill and Ginny Gilroy, 191 fam:liar fixture on most farms and ranches of the great In the late 19th century, three German engineers — Turnpike. 9:30 am ., Bible discourse; pastor. 9:45 a m . Sunday school; 11 a m Washington St,, Vernon. V i 11 a m,, worship service. 10:20 a.m.. group discussion. at the Institute of Living in Hartford. plains. Windmills rapidly disappeared from the Nicholas Otto, Eugen Langen, and Rudolf Diesel — and 7 p.m.. worship service, nursery at The Pastor’s Bible Study Group Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church He earned his medical degree at both services. will meet Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m., at the landscape, however, after the Rural Electrification Ad­ became convinced that centralized, expensive energy (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Temple University School of East Hartford Messiah E> angelical Lutheran ministration brought electricity to rural areas beginning sources gave an overwhelming advantage to industrial streets. Rev. (Tharles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 church. The theme of the meeting Church (M'isconsin Synod). 300 Medicine. He has provided psy­ Talks Continue in the 1930s. a m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday will be "How to Study the Bible.” It barons. They determined to design and manufacture in­ First .AHscmhIics of God, 763 Oak St. Buckland Road Rev. Ronald Muetjel, chiatric care to Navaho Indians in Much earlier, however, in the period 1855 to 1885, four expensive power sources which would enable small en­ Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor 10 a m., school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 New Mexico as a lieutenant com­ will be led by the Rev, James Meek. MANCHESTER -P a sto r Arnold pastor. 9:30 a.m.. worship service; 10:30 The Junior High Baptist Youth developments stimulated massive industrialization and trepreneurs to compete successfully with the giants. The church school: 11 a m., morning a.m.. First and second year youth in­ a.m.. Sunday school. mander in the U.S. Public Health Westwood of the Unitarian Univer- struction. Holy Communion the first and Fellowship Advance will meet at 7 worship; 7 p.m., evening service. Our Saiior Liilht'ran Church, Service. salist Society, East, will continue his caused a drastic shift from wood, water, and wind to eventual products were the gasoline and diesel internal third Sunday of each month. First Baptist Church of East Hart­ (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Dr. Phillips, his wife and three p.m., also at the church, continuing talk on "A New Morality for the other energy sources. The first was the discovery and combustion engines, which, ironically, gave birth to the Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon until 2 p.m. the following day. There ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., children live in this town and are '80’s: H" Sunday at 10;30 a.m, at the employment of the Bessemer and open hearth processes greatest mass production enterprises of the 20th century Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 will be fun, fellowship, movies and worship members of St. Mary’s Episcopal meetinghouse at 153 W. Vernon St. for manufacturing steel inexpensively. The second was — the automobile and truck industries. a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, a m., Bible classes, 10 a.m., worship: 6 Arch Deming, who was the director of Church. Pastor Westwood will share his own the appearance of a new s c ie n c e — thermodynamics, As petroleum production increased in response to the nursery; 9:45 a.m.. Sunday school; 6 p.m., worship. the Tri-City Council on Alcohol, will p.m., Training Union. First Church of Christ, .Scientist, 447 Vernon All women of the church are in­ reflections as they emerged from the whose application enabled engineers to design more ef­ demand for gasoline, many electric generating plants N. Main St. 11 a m., church service, Sun­ vited. Refreshments will be served. be the guest speaker. first program in January. His talk, Faith l.iithcran Church (Lutheran On Feb. 16 the 20 to 40 class will ficiently steam and other engines that converted heat and other industries took advantage of the availability of Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. day school, and care for small children. St. JoHt-ph Ghurcli. 33 West St.. which will spell out his own moral into mechanical work The third was the drilling of the the cleaner liquid fuel oil or of natural gas to fire their Rev. Paul E Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 have a skating party at 3:30 p.m. at code to deal with these times, will Drake well in 1859 at Titusville. Pa., which ushered in the boilers. The role of coal as an energy source declined a m., worship service. Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (PolishI, 10 the University of Connecticut ice serve as an introduction to a seminar Calvary Preacher skating rink. A potluck supper will be era of petroleum. The fourth was the founding in the ear­ sharply, while the consumption of oil multiplied 25 times First Congregational Church, 87 9:15 a m.. Church school for all ages, and 11:15 a.m. which is to start on Feb. 13, There Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Rorkiille Ba|itisl U.liiirrli, 69 Union served after the skating, in will be a time for coffee and discus­ ly 1880s of the electric generating industry. between 1900 and 1950. during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning MANCHESTER -T he Rev. Philip minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 Fellowship Hall. For more details sion following the program Sunday In 1952, when the Materials Policy Commission report worship, nursery provided. a m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ Anderson pastor of the Community minister 10 a m., worship service, call 649-2568. School and nursery care will be Age of Coal was published, few government leaders thought about church school, child care: 11 a m., coffee Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Congregational Church, Croydon, The Women’s Society will meet available. supporting research to enable the ailing coal industry to hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Sacred Heart Uliureli, Route 30. Rev. N.H., will preach Sunday, Feb. 10, at Cheap steel rails made possible the nationwide expan­ the 6:30 p.m. Calvary Church ser­ exploit deep deposits profitably or to process successfully fellowship George Emmitt, minister of visitation Ralph Kelley, pastor: Rev Michael sion of the railway network. Shipbuilders constructed and outreach. 9:30 a m., Sunday school; Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ vice. Emanuel Church THE coal having a high sulfur content. Faith Tahcrnaclc Church. 1535 steel ships; steel girders were used in bridges and later in Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10:45 a m., worship, children's church day masses at 7:30, 9. 10:30 a m and Rev. Anderson is an ordained BtBlE skyscrapers; and steel wire fenced the cattle ranches of Coal Miners, Future energy requirements apart from transporta­ 10 a m.. Sunday school; 11 a m., worship and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, noon. minister of the United Church of MANCHESTER —The Emanuel Lutheran the west. Wood, however, was no longer a suitable fuel Alabama, 1939 tion, it was thought, would come from a new energy service: 7 p.m,, evangelistic service. nursery. St. John's EfiiHeopal (Jiiireli, Route Christ. He has pastured churches in Church has scheduled the following events for source — the atom, which gave promise of clean, depen­ Nursery at all services. Caliury Church (Assemhlies of 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner. rector. 8 New Hampshire and 'Vermont during the coming week. for the rapidly expanding steel mills. Steelmakers turned God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Eugene Coal, a major source of dable power for the foreseeable future. Burnside United Methodist Church, a m . communion; 10 a m., family ser­ the last 30 years. He is the brother of M ond^: Staff, 3:30 p.m. Youth Support to coal and built their plants near the extensive coal Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor: Karl A. vice and church school Brewer energy in the United States 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Gustafson. Committee, 7 p.m. reserves of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio, pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school for all Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Wrnon AHseiiihlien of God Uluireli. since the 1880s, helped fuel the The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are The film, "Discover Your Gift", Tuesday: Phebe Circle, 1:30 p.m., at ages, including an adult class: 10:30a.m.. a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a m., service 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Mabel Zimmerman's Worship and Music, of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. will be shown. The public is invi ed to The unfolding scandal industrial revolution. (The those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect Worship hour with child care provided lor Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and being unearthed by the FBI Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m,, worship services. attend. Parish Life. 7:30 p.m. Depression Years as those of the University of California, the National En­ infants through age 5: 6 p.m., Junior High Wednesday: Emanuel Choir, 7:30 p.m. once again reflects the and Senior High Youth Fellowships. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. t ernon t oiled Methodist Ghiireh, venality of earthbound Photographed by Arthur dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor Thursday: Prayer Group, 10 a.m. Care and dation, the distributing agency, or the participating Wcslcv Memorial Church (United men. As long as people's Rothstein, courtesy Dover Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. associate pastor. 8:30 a m.. Holy Com­ 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. Nazarene Church Visitation, 11:15 a.m. Bell Choir, 3:45 p.m. priorities center upon Publications) newspapers and colleges. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a m , munion, youth class, nursery for small Uhureh of St. Bernard,. Rockville. Confirmation, 6:30 p.m. Word and Witness, 7 satisfying their sensual worship service, child care. children; 10 am .. Holy Communion, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday MANCHESTER -T h e Church of p.m. Basketball practice, 7:45 p.m., at Keeney appetites, they will be sub­ Next week: Daniel Bell, sociologist at Harvard, church school through Grade 6, nursery masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at the Nazarene has scheduied the St. School. jected to such intense for small children. 7. 8:30. 10 and 11:30 a.m. following events for the coming temptations. Only when we explores the relationship of American values to our Saturday: Basketball team vs. Concordia, 7 recognize a prior claim COURSES •VNEWSMPER Glastonbury Unitarian Univcmalist Society: EaHt, Roekiille Unilt-d Methodist Uhtireh, week. energy consumption. p.m. AA-Emanuel Hill Chapter of Alcoholics upon our lives will these 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, Tuesday: Young Women’s Bible St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester Anonymous, 8 p.m., in Luther Hall, 60 Church enticements lose their minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. pastor. 10:45 a m., worship service. power. Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Study, babysitting, 9:30 a,m. Service St. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 l-'irsl Gongri-gational Ghnreh of \er- at Vernon Manor, 3 p.m. Chancel Underscoring the Saturday mass at 5 p m , Sunday masses Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman’ E. non. 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev John A. Choir potluck supper and rehearsai, Sweetheart Dance problem was the observa­ About the Author at 8. 9:30 and 11 a m Swensen, pastor: MiltonNilson, assistant Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, tion by the only con­ Questions: pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m., Worship ser­ assistant minister. 9:55 a m.. Church 6:30 p.m, gressman who turned down Wednesday; Ladies’ Bible Study HEBRON —St. Peter’s Church will have its the undercover agents' vices, nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun­ school, crib room, child care; 10 a m.. annual "Sweethearts Dance" Feb. 16 in John G. Burke is professor of history at the University Hebron day Bible school classes for all ages, followed by luncheon, 9:30 a.m. Mid­ offer. He disclaim^ the (1) What were the three sources of energy upon which Worship service. Phelps Hall. Music For dancing will be of California, Los Angeles, three through adult, nursery for infants. Full Gos|>i‘l Inlerdenoininulionul week service and Teen Bible Study, tendency to make Jiim a America depended until about 1880? St. Peter's E|iiscopal Church, Route provided by Chuck Skoog. kind of hero, saying that and was courses coordinator 85. Rev. William Persing, rector 10a.m., Second Congregational Church, 385 Uhureh Ine., 9 Ellington Avc.. 7 p.m when merely refusing a (2) What had become of the nation's chief energy N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. Preceding the dance there will be an for the 11th C ourses by Worship service. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, Friday: Teen winter weekend 7 bribe makes one a hero it source by the mid 1880s? MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of minister. Sunday. 2:30 p.m., deliverance exchange of wedding vows in the church at Newspaper, Connections — Gilead Congn-gational Church, p.m., at Camp Connri Couples indicates how far our (3) What warning was sounded in 1952 by President worship and church school: 11 a m.. service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m , Retreat, 7 p.m., at Hillcrest Lodge. 6:30 p.m. This will be followed by a potluck so c ia l morality has Technology and Change. Hebron. Rev David G. Runnion- Truman's Material Policy Commission? Barefoot, pastor, 10:30 a m.. Worship Fellowship hour in the hall. deliverance service. dinner. slipped. Saturday . Men’s Prayer Meeting, 8 Most Americans will Holding degrees in both (4) In the 1950s, what new energy source promised to service, nursery: 9:15 a m.. Church North United Melhodicl Church, 300 'I'uleotllille Uongri-gatioiud Uhureh, Tickets are available from any member of Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor 10:30 a m. Bus visitation, 10 a.m. Church never be offered such sums ,/ history and metallurgy, he provide clean, dependable power for the future? school classes. Bowling League, 6:45 p.m., at Silver the church. of m o n ^ for their in­ joined the University of pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- a.m.. Worship service, church school, Answers: cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ nursery. I^nes. Recital Set Sunday fluence. But for lesser sen­ California faculty in 1962. (1) Wood, water, and wind. vices; 9 a m.. Nursery for children five sual gratifications many Manchester Trinity Lutheran Uhureh, sell their integrity daily. He is the author of Origins (2) Coal. years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Meadowlark Road. Rev Donald McLean, VERNON —The third in a series of recitals The power to resist is in a of the Science of Crystals, co­ (3) In the 1970s, the U. S. would be dependent on Gos|Hd Hall, Center Street 10 a.m., school classes for age three through pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ Temple Chapter, OES will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m. at the First higher calling; "Seek ye author of the Science of breaking bread: 11:45 a m., Sunday Grade 6. vices; 9:15 a m. Sunday school. Congregational Church of Vernon. The recital first the kingdom of God," politically unstable Middle Eastern oil. school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. South United Methodiot Clinrch, 1126 Minerals in the Age of Jeffer­ Uniun Uongregulinnal Uhureh, 8:30 MANCHESTER -Tem ple will feature the church organist, Mrs. Margo Matt. 6:33. (4) The atom. Full Guspcl Intcrdenuminaliunul Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Chapter, OES, will observe Lazzerini. son, and editor of the New Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- cond floor: 9:45 a m.. Nursery through CHURCH OF CHRIST Friendship Night Wednesday, Feb. Tickets, at $3, will be available at the door. Technology and Human Values and of Technology and Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m., praise, son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Grade 8; 10 a m.. Worship, held at the 13, at 8 p.m. Entertainment will Lydall and Vernon Streets worship service and Bible study: 7 p m., Senior citizens and students will be admitted Change services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery church, II a in , Coffee hour at the follow the meeting. Phone: 646-2903 deliverance service. through junior high; 10:45 a m.. Senior Annex at half price. 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Fefa 9, 1980 REGISTRATION MGC Reports Hike House Plants ... PROPOSED IN 1980 In Adult Students MANCHESTER - Total "We’re continuing a boom in the employed full time, and the largest enrollments in MCC’s Community community service program that single group in the population has no And Valentines Go Together Services Division’s spring semester began last summer,’’ he said. prior college education. The second have increased 48 percent from a College Relations Officer Carroll 'largest group has 60 college credits year ago, according to James 0. Maddox said the Board of Higher or more. Tatro, Associate Dean of Community Education was missing the impor­ Included in the group with 60 or Services. tance of these students. more credits, he said, are liberal arts Tatro said this figure reaffirms the “ Not only are these students graduates who are seeking specific college’s growing demand by the different from students in higher marketable job skills. Over 80 of adult population and the acceptance education in general,” he said, "but these graduates take data processing of non-traditional modes of instruc­ they are also different from MCC class on Saturday afternoons. tion. The Community Services Divi­ students. These students are .being Dr. Searle F. Charles, executive sion offers credit courses on a self- ignored by the BHE.” director of the Connecticut Regional supporting basis with all instruc­ "They’re saying we should be in a Community College System, said the tional costs covered by fees paid by retrenchment position in education increases represent "a continually yx students. because of declining enrollments. growing demand for higher education "la m very pleased with the enroll­ We’re finding another market seg­ in today’s adult population,” ment in all of our different types of ment. The idea of education being 4 ■ "It also tends to call into question offerings," said Tatro, "particularly over when you get the sheepskin, that portion of a recent Board of i in view of the fact that we normally which is another BHE premise, is Higher Education report contending I show a decrease of 20 to 25 percent over." that increases in demand for higher from the fall to spring semester. Tatro said the student population in education among people older than He said the offcampus locations, Community Services courses the traditional college age will not which help students save gasoline, average 35 years of age and there are offset the effect of the decline in the and the convenient once-a-week twice as many females as males. He number of people who reach 18 to 22 classes were major factors in the said 70 percent of the population is years of age," he said. enrollment increase. y \ Seeks Draft Registration President Carter has decided to seek the first draft registration of women in U.S. military registration this year of 8 million history and is bound to lead to congressional One Inmate Missing American men and women aged 19 and 20, controversy. (UPI photo) White House sources said Friday. It would be 9 Police Report In Riot’s Aftermath Obituaries SANTA FE, N.M, (UPI) - Of­ Corrections Division official Joann who survived the riot were hampered Brown said the dogs were taken by uncooperative inm ates who MANCHESTER — Police charged police said. ficials at the New Mexico State "through every conceivable tunnel, refused to give names, gave false George .Amaral Bruce A. Risley, 25, of 18 Woodland The injured persons were iden­ Penitentiary said Friday one inmate through the freezers, through the names or wore clothing tagged with ROCKVILLE — George Amaral, St., Manchester, with third-degree tified as Helen C. Joyce, 63. of 476 still was unaccounted for in the after- 46, of 10 North Park St., Rockville, math of the nation’s worst prison up­ vents and every other nook and cran­ other inmates’ numbers. and fourth-degree larceny Thursday. Parker St., operating one of the cars, ny they could find in the prison and died Thursday at his home. rising since Attica. Cleanup efforts continued in the He was held in lieu of a $5,000 cash and her husband, J. Arthur Joyce, 69. they didn’t find anything.” Bom in Westport, Mass., he lived bond, police said, and presented in According to police, a car operated A snowstorm slowed efforts to prison. Inmates have been forced to She said 109 prisoners were live in dormitories with broken win­ in Vernon for the past 26 years. East Hartford Superior Court today. by Albert A. Freiheit, 78, of 43 transfer prisoners to other facilities, transferred to other prisons in dows that had no heat until Friday. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. El wood Road, made a left turn in but officials were able to restore heat Oklahoma and Georgia Friday, but a Twenty-eight of the 33 known dead Thomas (Sherry-Lynn) Belanger of Edward R. Bones, 29, of front of a car driven by William G. to the burned-out prison where snowstorm hindered travel plans for have been identified, medical Willington, Shelia-Lee Amaral and Greenwich, wanted by Bristol police Peyman, 20, of 113 East Eldridge St. remaining inmates were held in tem­ Sylvia-Louise Aramal. both of for allegedly issuing a bad check, porary quarters. still other inmates who were to be examiners said, but the other bodies Police said Peyman was northbound relocated. Rockville; one sister, Virginia was arrested by Manchester police Gov. Bruce King put the official were too badly burned for prompt on Pitkin Street. Efforts to identify the prisoners Maltais of Westport. Mass., and one Thursday. Bones was also charged Peyman swerved to avoid the death toll in the 36-hour uprising at identification. grandson, Todd J. Belanger. with operating a motor vehicle while Freiheit vehicle, police said, but 33, and a recount of prisoners A mass of Christian burial will be his license was suspended. collided with the Joyce car coming Thursday and Friday showed one in­ held Monday. 11 a m . at St. Ber­ St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 41 from the opposite direction. mate still was unaccounted for. Ship Grounding nard's Church. Burial will be in St. Park St., was burglarized early Mrs. Joyce suffered bruises to her Assistant District Attorney Dick Bernard's Cemetery. Thursday morning, police said,,and right side and to the right side of her Baker said there was no indication of Calling hours will be Monday at the the perpetrator stole some milk and head. Her husband was injured in the any escape during the uprising. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington fruit punch from the church kitchen. ribs and neck, left shoulder, knee and "They would have had to have Still Suspicious Ave., Rockville, from 9 a m. until the The damage to the window which right hand, police said. gotten rid of their prison uniform and service begins. was used to gain entry was estimated Police charged Freiheit with taken some other clothes from NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal "unsafe ship ... a grossly mis­ at $95. making an unsafe turn. somewhere," Baker said. "We judge revealed Friday that there is a managed vessel” held its owner, the Wilfred Trudeau Police also said the St. James haven’t had any reports of that F Library Closings lingering suspicion that the Liberian Thebes Shipping Co. of Liberia, liable MANCHESTER - Wilfred Church office, 896 Main St., was ran­ happening, so 1 am reasonably tanker Argo Merchant was for the $2 million oil loss. Trudeau, 76. of 197 Glenwood St., sacked and two doors were van­ ANDOVER — The Andover Public satisfied that no one escaped. ” deliberately grouhded near Nan­ In his 81-page decision Griesa men­ Manchester, died Friday at dalized Thursday morning. Police Library will be closed on Feb. 12 in Investigators dug through soft dirt tucket Island in December 1976. tioned “the possibility that the ship Manchester Memorial Hospital. He said the suspect was apparently honor of Lincoln’s birthday and on beneath bleachers in the prison The tanker, on a voyage from owner, through the agency oi the cap­ was the husband of the late Irene looking for cash, but didn't find any. Feb. 18 in honor of Washington’s recreation yard where a trained Venezuela to Salem, Mass., broke up tain and perhaps the other officers, (LaPalme) Trudeau. birthday. "body-sniffing" dog indicated within a few days in heavy weather intentionally grounded the vessel, or He was born in Quebec, Canada A 21-year-old man was charged Rainbow Girls someone might be buried. They found and spilled its cargo of 7.5 million at least took an intentional shortcut Cacti The Eye of the Cactus Nov. 17, 1903, and moved to Thursday with possession of less than nothing. MANCHESTER — Manchester gallons of crude oil into the Atlantic. to the shoal side of Nantucket Light,” E Manchester in 1942. Before retiring four ounces of a controlled sub­ Inmates told National Guardsmen Assembly, Order of Rainbow for The oil spillage was the worst on the The Judge, however, noted that no in 1969, he was employed as a finisher stance, police said Friday. Girls, will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. earlier this week that two prisoners Atlantic Coast at that time. There party to the lawsuit has made any David Michael Green of Coventry were killed in the prison yard during at Cheney Brothers for 10 years and at the Masonic Temple for a business was no loss of life and fears that the allegation of intentional grounding or Photo Feature was released on a $150 cash bond for the riot. before that he worked at Pratt and meeting. Refreshm ents will be oil spill would ruin the Nantucket shortcutting. a Feb. 12 appearance in East Hart­ Jill Marron, King’s press By Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford. served. Shoals fishing area proved to be un­ "Although the matter is hardly :4- ford Superior Court. secretary, said the dogs completed a He is survived by four step­ St. Margaret’s Circle founded. free from doubt,” Griesa said. "The Reggie Pinto daughters. Mrs. Pascal (Emma) search of a basement and other Judge Thomas Griesa, in ruling probability tends away from any Afito. .Mrs. Arnold (Alma) Police Friday charged Mark MANCHESTER — St. Margaret’s areas, but "nothing was found." that the 22-year-old tanker was an such conclusion.” r Kieinschmidt and Mrs. Paul Bragg, 20, of 13 School St.. Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will (Lorraine) Aceto. all of Manchester, Manchester, with carrying weapons hold a business meeting Tuesday, and Mrs. Raymond (Anita) DuBois in a motor vehicle. Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m, in the Knights of of Burlington; a stepson, Antonio The arrest was made, police said, Columbus Hall. Study Says Controls Blais of East Hartford; one sister, after a motor vehicle stop. Police Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Norman (Lorette) Fortin of alleged he had a pair of "num- Mrs. Deborah Salewski and her com­ A New Haven, 12 grandchildren and 14 chucks" in the car. mittee. great-grandchildren. He was released on $500 bond for a Open House Hiked Cost for Energy Funeral services will be held Mon­ Feb. 25 appearance in East Hartford MANCHESTER — The Square Cir­ day, 9.15 a m., from the Holmes Superior Court. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Current cle Club of Manchester Lodge of national product because of the defla­ Middle East, the authors argued that Funeral Home. 400 Main St., with a soaring energy costs are the direct tion of domestic economic activity "the most urgent priority is above all mass of Christian burial, 10 a m., at Two persons were injured and Masons will have an open house Mon­ result of attempts to control them in day at the Masonic Temple from 10 due to large flows of money out of the a vast improvement in energy ef­ / St. James Church Burial will be in treated at Manchester Memorial the past through oil price controls, a m. to noon. There will be cards, United States and the difficulty qf ficiency, St. James Cemetery. Calling hours Hospital Friday morning after a two- according to a new study. pool, conversation and refreshments. stimulating the economy during "Indeed, it is time to set a are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. car collision at the intersection of "We believe that the system of All Masons and their families are periods of high inflation partly in­ meaningful national goal for conser­ Memorial contributions may be Pitkin Street and V/ellwood Road, welcome. price controls on domestic natural duced by high oil prices,” they wrote. vation,” they said. “At the very made to the American Cancer Socie­ gas and domestic oil has done all Yergin and Stobaugh are also the, least, our aim should be zero energy ty, 237 East Center St., iManchester. Americans a great disservice,” authors of the Harvard Business growth for the 1980s ... not just Flea Market Scheduled Robert Stobaugh and Daniel Yergin School’s celebrated "Energy because our supplies might be Correction said in the study appearing in the Future” study. limited to that, but because meeting current issue of Foreign Affairs EAST HARTFORD - The St. Rose Tables for the flea market are Those who advocate reimposition this goal through productive conser­ It was incorrectly stated in the magazine. Ladies Guild will sponsor its Second available on first come basis for a of controls are engaging in the vation is the best way to promote Herald of Feb. 6 that Baldwin By encouraging consumption, ar­ Annual Flea Market in the school rental fee of $12 per table. For table "dangerous delusion” that a nation positive economic growth.” X Construction Co. developed Redwood tificial domestic price ceilings led to auditorium March 29. Along with a reservation and further information, now forced to import half its oil can The study found that decontrolled Farms subdivision. Baldwin increased imports, a tighter world oil developed Still Meadow rummage sale will be a tea cup auc­ call Mrs. Carol Madore (528-453), somehow be self-sufficient, they prices alone are insufficient to spur tion, baked goods and a plant booth. Mrs. Sadie A Hodgdon (528-8630), and market and rising prices, they wrote. warned in the latest study. the kind of conservation and energy A mini cafe will also be available. Mrs. Laurette Pelletier (289-5050). "And higher prices for imported Because the United States cannot efficiency the country will need to Muscle Toning oil, especially if they occur suddenly, realistically count on the one-third of overcome its oil emergency without EAST HARTFORD - The Depart­ result in even further loss of gross its oil imported from the unstable a major investment. ment of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for the Men's Reinhorn Honored Vermont Muscle Toning Program to be held at f n Penney High School Auxiliary Gym. MANCHESTER — Harry Reinhorn The 8-week program for men over 18 of 200 Spring St., Manchester, was Film Site years will start Feb 13from7;30to8 honored with a surprise testimonial CHIMNEYS CLEANED p.m. Tom Leitao, local athlete and dinner Friday night at the Hartford No Heat Shut off Necessary coach, will instruct the sessions. A $6 Club in honor of his 30 years with STOWE, Vt. (UPI) - W e stop winter time ..n fee for the program will be charged. Stuart Pharmaceuticals. Vermont is being con­ To register contact the Parks The dinner was hosted by salesmen sidered as a possible site all leaks repairs Our Department office 289-278 (ext 317). from Reinhorn’s district. Those for the making of a major Specialty honoring Reinhorn included Robert motion picture. 95 Black, representing the Wilmington, Actor Alan Alda, star of Laymen’s Fellowship Del. home office. Regional Manager 4 ^ ^ the popular television COLUMBIA — The Tolland County Charles Wollitz, former Regional series M.A.S.H, was in the Laymen's Fellowship will meet Manager Norman Lepsinger, and state Thursday looking for FREE 4 Point Inspection Plan Tuesday at 7 p m. at the Columbia James Zito, national manager of bids locations for a film in Congregational Church and contracts. which he may star with ac­ • Safety Check Chimney thru House The guest speaker will be Jay Reinhorn started with the company tresses Sandy Duncan and Steiger of the staff of Manchester in 1950 as the company’s only field Carol Burnett. • Check Worn Flashing for Leaks Community College. His topic will be sales representative for New Alda tentatively booked "Cults. " England. He was promoted to dis­ rooms at a Stowe inn in • Check Gutters & Downspouts Reservations must be made by trict sales manager in 1960 and March, and filming Feb. 10 by calling Robert Blake. 875- remained in that capacity as the reportedly might get un­ • Check Damper Openings 2832 ■ eastern region grew to six districts derway by the end of this CAR FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! and over 50 sales representatives. month. Reinhorn is a member of the A Hollywood film com­ At .Museum .Sunday Republican Town Committee, the pany has been In MANCHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. South United Methodist Church and Massachusetts and / Robert Conde will be host and was a member of the Water Study southern Vermont since Olson General 528-9315 hostess at the Lutz Junior Museum, Committee. last month filming scenes Contractors Inc. 126 Cedar S t, on Sunday, Feb, 10 He is also a member of the Sales for a movie called "Change call any time from 2 to 5 p.m. of Seasons, starring Bo 1140 Tolland St., East Hartford and Marketing Executives and Poinsettia The museum is open to the public serves on the Zoning Board of Derek, Shirley MacLaine Asparagus Fern free of charge Appeals Harry Reinhorn and Anthony Hopkins. 10 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb 9, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 9. 1980 — 11 Vernon Council Sets Fund Priorities Colendor- VERNON — In an effort to give Town given; fifth place, at a cost of $10,000 was the 1978 funds. or drainage improvements and not to fund given to complete the Bolton Lakes study; The amended application set $40,000 for AL ORDUZ Planner George Russell an indication of studies for those improvements. South Windsor Republican dinner, LaRenaissance TAILOR & CLOTHIER IMoncflBStBr Room, Town Hall. what its priorities would be for a Com­ sixth place, to pay for the rehabilitation of a new rescue truck for the fire depart­ Bolton Lake residents feel that they’re Restaurant East Windsor. munity Development Grant application, the former Polliwog school for use as a ment; $40,000 for sidewalk construction; 517 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER —This is next week’s schedule of Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council in a "Catch 22” situation. They can’t get MANCHESTER, CT. Hebron Tuesday the Town Council, Monday night, took an sheltered workshop, $110,000; and last, to and $5,000 for administration and develop­ the money for the study but they also can’t public meetings. Locations are in the Municipal Building, Chambere informal vote on several projects listed by update the Fair Housing Plan. ment of the town’s comprehensive plan of (FORMERLY LOCATED AT 31 OAK ST.) 41 Center St., unless noted. Retirement Board, 6 p.m., Personnel Office. Town Hall w . Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. get the money for the actual work until the Thursday Monday Wednesday Russell. This action followed a public hearing development. study is made. 6 4 3 - 4 3 1 1 Monday The council set as its first priority, during which no one spoke to the program Before approving the amended applica­ MASTER TAILOR Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Council P Booked for Lunch series, 12:15 p.m.. South Windsor A Comprehensive Employment and 7■ p.m. r...... —Republican------Executive------Board, HearingPhamher&Shops open Sunday 9 a m -sin n Fire Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Company Number One. library. Committee, 7:30 p.m., Middle School libr^y. Repubhcan has scheduled the following Monday Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Board of Tax Review, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park events for the coming ■NlBRNO W t H I^ ^ ^ |Stop & Shop Coup^n]^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ [Stop & Shop Coupon|^H ^ ^ ^ ^ |Slop 8 Shop Coupon|^ Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building Welles-Turner Library Board, 7:30p.m., Welles-Turner 'Building. Place. week. Valentiiie l i l With this coupon and a S7 50 purchase With this coupixi and a S7 50 purchase . Wfth this coupon and a S7 50 purchase Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Memorial Library. Community Health Service, 7:30 p.m., agency office in Thursday Monday: Orientation FLOWERS* PLANTS ac Building. Youth Services Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Youth Services Columbia. Tolland County Art Association Workshop, 7:30 to 10:30 6 t y ( g j ^ meeting for Church Board, ^sisten c Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Town Of- Bureau. SoUtk W i n d s o r P "’ ’ Building, Henry Park. 7 p.m. fice Building. Thursday Friday Tuesday: Men's Prayer tomatoes Tuesday Breakfast , 6 p.m., at Mum Sweepstakes Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Monday Greater Vernon Republican Club, 8:15 p.m., Osborn 7 ounce package Kitchen Ready STOP & SHOP Town offices, library and school closed for holiday. Building, Town Council worksession, 7:30 p.m,. Town Hall. home 6 Knollwood Drive LaStrada West Restaurant WEB(LYWINNERSs^ Overeaters anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover . Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. Plant SOFoodCerMoateain Congregational Church basement. ______Wednesday: Pioneer 5 inch CELESTE I PASTENE TOMATO Girls, 6:30 p.m. Choir • X 9 9 t&ShopStore Andover Congregational Church diaconate, music, Foiled Pot e a trustees and stewardship committees. 7:30p.m,, church. rehearsal, 7 p.m. Bible CHEESE PIZZA J TOMATOES Oood Sun Fet) '0 • S.it feO 1fi LK^it iistomer ______I Goia SiKi fro *0 • S.ii rpti '8 imw ivn* d»- msloni^ Good Sun feo 10 Sa’ Fffi '5 imw nna 0*“ ciiHon*- Wednesday study, 7:30 p.m. Potted Tulips .'.3,99 DRAWING Details on Entry Box at alt Stop & Shop Stores. SMH_____ S M H 1—c:------1 289 Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational YOUR HEATING or Center Church Azalea Plants -'2.99 m Church. Reigor Begonia Plant ..'2.49 Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, 7:30 MANCHESTER -The 4 nch pot p.m., Andover Elementary School. Center Congregational African Violets .'.1,99 Friday GASOLINE BILL! Church has scheduled the Fresh Cut Flowers Bunch 2.49 FILL OUT AN ENTRY BLANK A T€S M “ n following events for the AUtitdBovquBi Andover Congregational Church family night supper, dff coming week. I 6:30 p.m., church. THERE'SIOOI A WINNER IN EVERY STORE! DRA WINGS HELD SA T.4 P M FEB. 16,1980! \ j •NO PURCHASE NECESSARYI Monday: Board of Chris­ 2 for 1 Photo Sale! tian Education, 7:30 p.m. Festa Itafiana! With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* Tuesday: Prayer Group, Two prints for the price of one! SaveongoodltalianfiEMidat Stop& Shopi With This Coupon and a ST.SO Purchase" iC A N C O m i QUART JAR 10 a.m., at 47 Autumn St. Now, Stop & Shop will give you...with all Sacred Dance Group, 6:30 110,126 or 35mm color print film brought in lor processing...FREE, one complete Quality meats for Italian and American recipes! M u d v RaguCooldiigi Bolton EISHT ANN PAGE p.m., at 30 Forest St. set ol extra prints! Yes! You'll auto­ Wednesday: Chancel matically gel 2 sets of prints for the the ro o m s Today price of 1 ...You won't have to ask for your Stems & Pieces Traditionat.Traditk>nal. Pepper,Pepper. Herb K O’CLOCK Choir, 7:30 p.m., in Stop & Shop 4oz. can.. A MAYONNAISE free prints either. They'll be right in your or Wine 16oz iarjar...... w Bolton Ecumenical Council smorgasbord. 5 and 7 p.m., *E icap l rtafTis E icludad By Law Federation Room. {^Center Cut I 'Eicaptliamt Excluded By Law envelope..right through May 31,1980. m>ladi •! NitM aStirtln S li ftqulrad t« to raadto Limit Ona Coupon Par Family. Valid Feb 10- 16. i960 St. Maurice Church parish center. I Limit Ona Coupon Par Family Valid Feb 10*16 I960 Thursday: Sacred Dance I iv a to M t t o ta la a l « r to la w Vm a toartlaad p rte t In aaen Progresso. Monday A Sa M a rt, aacapt a t apacWIcaay aatod In M a ad. Group, 3:30 p.m., in Progresso. Woodruff Hall Board of Beans Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ self service deli Canelllnl. Red Kidney S w Minestrone. Lentil or Christian Concern, 7:30 (X Chick Pea 20oz. Can munity Hall. 18 9 Tomato20oz. can,,, Public Building Commission. 7:30 p.m,, Community p.m., in the library ^ Gallo 3oz. pkg. sliced Hall. Prudential Board, 7:30 Stop& Shop M iieOers p.m,, in Robbins Room. Try 'em Italian style: ^ ' Tuesday EARLY CALIF.-RIPE Saturday: Youth Group ;Salame season and bake at T om atioes ^ N o o d l Town offices, library and all schools closed for holiday. Pear Peeked or Crushed 2 ' 1 FinejMed. or Wide COLOSSAL SPAGHETTI B E E F C H U C K -B O N E IN BEEF CHUCK-BONEu n c inIN Set-Up for Pancake 375 with tomatoes, 28 ounce can...... 12 ounce package ...... OLIVES SAUCE Breakfast. Pepperwiiy y sliced peppers and P rogresso Wednesday FIRST CUT FIRST CUT P r a n U c crKnoOwAKSt S4 Q Q onions until tender. South Methodist I I C ll l ^ d HeorewFiTior\a41?0J pAg 1 T om ato Adult Women's Exercise Class, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m,. Cocmiai d a m Sau ce Thin Sliced * 1 . 5 9 i b Seafood, White or Red Community Hall. ' o - y . Q Q o MANCHESTER -The Meat Bologna Scrdlb pAg H.19 S au ce BLADE BLADE D lOVz our>ce can...... T9 Stop& Shop 15oz. can Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall, South United Methodist Jp. 12oz. can4 *• * coni North Methodist PizaKi ’fi9 16 ounce can...... SHELL-BONE IN 0 A Q Q large group instruction room, Nathan Hale School. Meat 18 ounce size Great for Chicken Cacciatore' Box-O- MANCHESTER -The Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Strip Steaks *2 ^ Chicken Franks North United Methodist Cooked Chicken Human Services Advisory Committee, 8:30 p.m., Town STEMS AND PIECES Cole Slaw Hall. 4oz. O Q 4 Church has scheduled the Q ikkeii M outhwash Mt. Laurel M ushrooms cans W w following events for the A n ta cid Public Health Nurses Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town 2 9 ounce bottle...... Antiseptic 24 ounce bottle.... PROGRESSO ^ KMULiMtsau ^ coming week. hall. seafood A great var,etyl T “White Gem” Monday: Administrative Rotary Club, 7 p.m., Coventry Grange. SOUPS 0 $ 4 BEANS O $ 4 SW EET & JUICY 5 - 61b. pkg. Board meeting and frozen foods More ways to get your SlopS Shopsworih' • Mineslront*Minestrone ■i t m I -Red Kidney H Thursday FLORIDA fellowship, 8 p.m. Fresh Haddock W hite Gem' •Lentil• L fn h l ?0oz20 • Cannelini 20 oz Windham-Tolland Building Inspectors, 1:30 p.m., Town • M.v: 4 Be.in c.i c.ins • Chick Pea^ cans H Tuesday: Women’s Breasts Chicken 5-6lb pkg ’1.09.WingSc“ »"*,i Hall TEMPLE organizational meeting for Fillets 27® V“ O range R h od es mglf Water Pollution Control Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Bread Progresso ___ ORANGES ^ 1 ^ size I rCHIQUITACHIQUITA I FRUIT W I U.M.W. with fellowship, Fresh, lean, milk fed veal! Hall. Sauce 79 Crumbs 69 Vinegar 69^ Jessie Sweet Circle, 7 p.m. Turtx)t Fillets M.49, Jm oe B r ^ D o u g h " GOLDENg o ld e n 0 9 4 StopA Shop 16oz can Italian 30oz p k g ...... ^ Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., high school, 100" SIZE FLA. JUICE ORANGES OR FARMER BROWN-MIX Pastor-Parish meeting, Fresh Flounder Fillets ’3.29, Shoulder Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m.. LOUISES-CHEESE BUITONI-FAMILY RIPE 7:30 p.m. Shrimp Cocktail ' "TSi;: ’2.49 Stop& Shop Town Hall. R a v io li L a s a g n a 7 r 2 * Tangerines Chow Mein W^nesday: ‘'Over-60’s” Taste Sea BANANAS' ALFALFA Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. FROZEN-CHEESE ICECREAM BUNCH BANANASWibs I meeting, 1 to 3 p.m Vegetsdiles D in n e fs Save lire! VedOiops X ! Italian or Oriental Blended Flounder or Fillet of Sole Friday Thursday: "Sweetheart frozen meats Braise with mushrooms and wine. ^ LA PIZZERIA Pascal Celery ea49 Sprouts 16 ounce package 9 ounce package...... Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. MUSTARD, TURNIP OR POTATOES IN SHELL Night” , 7:30 p.m., at 5 lb. Fiano’s in Bolton. 1 pound pkg. Breaded forCacciatore Collard G r e e n s 39^ ^ Russets bag 89* Mixed Nuts Boneless Veal ^2.29 JohnPs La Pizzeria P in a S fic e s Cheese or Sausage Cheese Pizza Veal Breast For Stuffing ' 1.69 I OV< ounce package Second Church VeidStedcs 16 ounce package pkg. dell* f r o z e n dairy health & beaut MANCHESTER -The Maid Rite Brand « 4 9 - c S - East Hartford Chopped & Cubed ORANGE BLUE BONNET Second Congregational L ouisefs ITALIAN KITCHEN OH 1-lb, Church has scheduled the Ice Cream Monday R aviofi All Flavors Marco Grated Cheese cent. * 1 " JUICE MARGARINE following events for the Hot or Sweet ^ 4 4 0 Reg package of 36 Emergency Medical Services Commission, 7:30 p.m.. CARANOO Half Gallon Container Qtnoa Salami coming week. 2-21/2 lb pkg. Town Council Office, Town Hall. 2 Monday: C.E. Board bakery More Italian values! produce Wednesday WONDER-BEEF STEAK STATE LINE-KING SIZE CARANDO pkgs I PETROLEUM JELLY A A C Save on fresh LaC lio y Mortadella 7 9 * , b $i Vaseline V 89* meeting, 7:30 p.m. Italian vegetables' Handicapp^ Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference RYE BREAD POTATO CHIPS FRESH HOOD-HALF GALLON VASELINE-LOTION ,n n, Tuesday: Bible study, s R o ils A6P-CUT-20OZ PKQ IntensIveCne co^, ItaBan Bread ShrirnlTTct.. Plain 30cl Chicken E Potato Salad 9:30 a.m. Strickland-Borst- or Shrimp or Chicken iScL .. pkg 16 ounce p CARANOO-SUCINO or BULK Green Beans * Orange Juice *1” or Caraway Rye. 16 02. E S [0 79 Tozer Group, 7:45 p.m. n ! ______2 3 o u n c e p k g Ptpptronl ANN PAGE w-BMB SLiCEO-CHEESE Q-Tip^'^“ '^'J!g''79* Sliced 16oz. loaf 1201 S^19 Wednesday: Missions NEW YORKER Fudgsicles Vi *1” Ched*0*Bit png Stop & Shop 2 " * 1 . 6 5 * ^ m 6 9 u ;i« ln e '5S' *1” Committtee, 7 p.m. By- dairy Take advantage of our values on Italian cheeses! Amtrican Cheese A6P-FRENCH STYLE W 01 ^ CHUNKS NAIL POLISH REMOVER P A e Pound Cake 99 SLICING Laws Committee, 7:30 MiKuiraoiiisoV Sliced Beans fS r S w is s Cheese * 2 * Cutax Liquid bn 5 9 * CHERRY PIE FILLING ANN PAOE-CREAMY OR KRUNCHY Prpvpipna Cheese p.m. Bible study, 7:30 p.m. Fresh Fryers Large or Stutling Jobless Claims c c o r ib f n y j Thursday: Junior Choir, Itaifian S it k Frean H o o d o r M u s s e lm a n ’s “ °' *f” Peanut B utter c‘o°i *2” \£A LatidOLakes, BAKED* 16OZ. CANS « HEAVY OUTY-LIOUIO 4:30 p.m. High Choir, 6:30 •••••• E ^Sgpfont*/** CPtoTlb N u fo rm corCl^^er i» o t S 029 Chinese New Year < c P action prices general mdse. Friends Beans i 89* Sail Detergent con, LA CHOY-BI-PACK SLICEDYELL0W-290Z CAN p.m. Senior Choir, 7:30 Cottage Cheese Maigarine Decline in State 4201 $ ^ 9 CRANBERRY COCKTAIL Large or Small C urd . Chow Mein cm I p.m. Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. METRO-MARASCHINO — ANNPAOE-ORY ROASTED Cling Paachas 0 0 " HVPONEX STICKS ZUOdM p^esh A jO t Large F esh Green LACHOY'CHOWMEIN C AS WHOLEKERNEL Ocean Spray?,'83* Trustees Meeting, 7:30 Cherries 59* Peanuts 59* Noodles eSn 5 9 * C o r n cm m t i KOSHER PICKLES _ _ HYPOSTYX p.m. Squa4t...... F e llo e s ...... 9 % Fhm nFkidly HARTFORD (UPI) — A drop in seasonal claims for un­ CHERRY PIE FILLING SUNSHINE-CINN OR HONEY ^ 42 ounce can employment benefits resulted in an overall dip in the LA CHOY CANNED Vlasiu Dills ?.'89* Friday: Chatter Y ogu rt C o m s t o c k * ” G r a h a m s V! * lO o i PLANT 7 Q 0 F r e s ^ Pick your number of filings for jobless benefits over the latest two- 1 79 Soy Sauca bti 69* BROWNIE MIX-23 OZ PKQ / deadline, 10 a m. own Gaxfic Large Fresh Assorte^lavors *NNPAO£-OOAhtJAB _ _ . KEEBLERCOOKIES FOOD pVg I O Bi-Pack Hood 5 ounce cup week period, the state Labor Department said today. 1 2o i Duncan Hines *T" Salad Dressing 89* Double Nutty 7 9 * S p in a c h d o v e s . The department reported an average of 46,001 claims Vi OftOUNO COFFEE SAUERKRAUT-16 OZ CAN Chicken, Helty Bag Sale! TWINPACK filed over the period ending last Friday, a 9,531 drop from Silver Floss * Beef or Breakstone „24 .v , t ^|99 SMAXWELL 39 Bic Lighters 88* Libraries Close Shrimp Chmese New Year Produce Values! the avdkage for the previous two-week period Purina Elfwich cookiee 79* Tresh Bags phg ...... ■■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ...... ^ Parmesan or Romano CAIfOOO NABISCO _ _ MR COFFEE-lOOCT PKO EAST HARTFORD Sour Cream A spokesman attributed the decrease to an 8 , ^ drop in HCFTY-STRONO TRASH HOUSE Cntji* Mr VI 5 ounce package 16 ounce container...... _ 12CI ^ | 9 9 9 Hershey’s •lOlKKHC.Tn Bok Cfxiy Chinese Chard 29;„ Tofu Cake Bean Custard >’• 79', C M CM Coffee Filters 69* —The East Harttord Public LaChoy Noodles claims due to seasonal closings. In the past few reporting Pat T r e a t 4 ?.“n'.*1 Rlti C rackers 'iV 69* 3-Mil Bags png Mb. 2*lb. i?or C a CORN OIL A4PGIRLS4 MISSES Library and its branches at LaChoy Fried Rice Bean Sprouts lOor pkg 39 Daikon Chines« Rpdibh 49', j^ o d s , such closings were blamed for inrrM .ing CORONET OENEBALMILLS HEFTY-TALL-KITCHEN . C alabro $ 2 ^ 9 $ 5 5 7 M a z d a Hockanum, Wickham Bean Sprouts 59 C h o w Mein Farmer Blown 99' Ginger R O O t Nice seasoning ‘1.49n. S te lla the number of claims. * Bath Tissues p^°s99* Total Cereal 'L°.'99* Trash Bags phg Knee Hi’S p.,r88* TfoX’,'” I I , The latest figures put the state's insured unemploy­ schools, Penney High and L LaChoyBiPack ’1.59 / I n E Nappa Chinese Cabbage 29‘, Egg Noodles Ready to Cook 69', Mozzarella R io o tta East Hartford High Sukiyifciof P*pM<0(«niII Shredded Whole Milk Cheese ment rate at 2,4 percent which the department said com­ Snow P63S EdiWe Pod 99V EQ9 Roll Wrclp M akeyour ow n i>kg89>t> 4 ounce package...... 2 pound container...... Schools, will be closed Feb. pared to 2.2 percent during the same period last year. MANCHESTER .ItfctM tun F«b 10 S « r .b I t loeo m lim itt M H out cuMamm « t riMrra in. ngN lo hm M itt la tt>M pacKigM tK ip l whara oVMfwiM notJb iiamt aflarad io> tala not #faawa «i CMa toll e> to aVtat ralia aaaiart at ■botataia't Copyrtiril 1060 by SiapASnod StaMimaniait AN ngMt rataoatf Hot latpontMa la> tygogiatiftcai anon CALOOII PLAZA BURR CORNERS^ 12. in observance of Lin­ Decreased claims were reported at all of the 19 local PRICESIFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10-16 I960 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TOLIMIT QUANTITIES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS (IfMSfOHSAlE N01 AVAIl ABU tOWHiUt SAU tWRETAH DEALERS Labor Department offices, the spokesman said. coln’s Birthday. e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Sat., Feb. 9. 1980:^ 13

Manchester 77 MHS Girls 57 East Catholic 85 Cheney 61 Simsbury 56 W indham 55 | Wethersfield 57 Wethersfield 48 Xavier 52 Rham 60 East Hartford 47 Penney 46 Hetolcl flnqfe^ Holik Eyes College Grid

By LEN AUSTER By Herald Sportswriter interviews around here and will have "I think we got them heading in the our general staff needs. If we don’t a couple out West and in the right direction,” he recollected Five years overall, the last find an appropriate candidate inside Earl Yost Midwest.’’ quickly the past four years, ‘T the system, we will go outside. But four as head man. But just like Life at the top wasn’t always plea­ enjoyed it although there were some really we haven’t set anything up.” NeubeltBig Gun, ^ Sports Editor everything eventually does it sant for Holik, who took over the hard times, especially that 20-game One point Ludes did make was the Malin Little Man, come to an end and thusly Jack coaching reigns from Larry Olsen in streak. But the last couple of years new coach should probably be based Big Man^s Game Holik will no longer serve as 1976. His first venture ended night- from an attitude viewpoint I think at the high school. "Ideally it would marishly at 0-10 and his ’77 club com­ we’vd come quite a bit and made Manchester High head football be someone at the high school. When piled a similar 0-10 ledger. Those some pretty big progress. we do make a commitment, we want They called him Shorty, because of his size, but John “Shorty” coach. losses were heaped upon a nine-game “The kids never quit and hung someone employed by the district Tribe Gains Lead Malin was a big man among basketball officials. Holik, former Manchester High loss skein in Olsen’s final year. iHDIAHj, together. I think we’ve instilled a lit­ and someone at the high school,” and Trinity College gridiron stan­ By LEN AUSTER Chris Saunders put the visitors ahead again but the The South Windsor resident, now The downward trend finally came tle bit of pride in themselves and the Ludes remarked, clearly indicating 2 1 ' retired after long service with United dout, confirmed his resignation to a climax in the first game of the school." Herald SporlHwriter locals reeled off the next 6 points for a 41-36 lead after Personal Interest that someone might not now be part three periods. Aircraft, was the class of the men Wednesday evening at the annual 1978 season with a 20-15 win over Fer­ Holik coaches the American of the Manchester system. \l Shorty Malin has a personal in­ Led by 5-foot-ll senior Mary Neubelt, back in "A couple of times they (Wethersfield) made runs at us who blew the whistles in Connecticut football banquet at the school mi High. Five more wins were Legion baseball team in the summer, Bringing someone from outside terest in East Catholic High. cafeteria. Announcement was made lodged that year and the Silk he’s held the post the past six years, the line-up for only the third game following a but we were able to come back. This is a helluva and New England interscholastic and would depend on if they’re any ballclub," Armstrong praised his troops. intercollegiate basketball circles. First he saw his son, Tom, lead the to the media Thursday morning. .Towners wound up 6-4, their first and intends to continue to do so un­ teaching vacancies. "We anticipate a bout with mono, Manchester High girls’ basket­ Tucker, in early foul trouble forcing her to the bench Malin's officiating career spanned Eagles to Hartford County Although his future plans are not winning season since 1972. They less he makes a move out of the area. couple of possibilities but it all ball team moved into first place in the CCIL the entire second stanza, had two big baskets to begin the a quarter-century, about half that Conference championships in basket­ settled, Holik voiced late Thursday placed fifth in the Central Connec­ The former Tribe leader’s lone depends on school budget con­ ball. The younger Malin was the with a 57-48 win over previous pace-setter fourth quarter with Liz Neubelt, Hedlund and Mary time when only one referee worked a morning, “Hopefully I would like to ticut Interscholastic League (CCIL). comment on the resignation was, "I siderations," Ludes stated. He also game. quarterback on East’s first standout get into college coaching (as an Holik’s last year saw the Indian thought it best for the school, best for noted openings at the high school Wethersfield High last night at Clarke Arena Neubelt ripping off 6 markers sandwiched around an quintets. Eaglette hoop for a 51-40 bulge. Many young officials tried to copy assistant or graduate assistant). gridders, beset by injuries which the kids, best for all involved." could go to those presently at the before an enthusiastic crowd of 400. Tom Malin is back on the scene as The closest Wethersfield came down the stretch was his style but there was only one Shor­ "I want to work on my master’s eventually forced them to revert to Guidelines, at this early date, for junior highs, depending on what The victory boosts the Silk Towners to 14-3 in the a faculty member and jayvee basket­ ty Malin. (degree) a little bit but there’s the 1940-vintage single wing, compile finding a new coach have not been happens there. "'I’m not sure how league. 14-4 overall, while the setback drops the seven points as Mary Neubelt and Hedlund each hit some big free throws. In my book, he was the finest of­ ball coach. nothing definite. 1 don’t know where a 3-7 mark. His final won-lost mark drawn but Jacob Ludes, school prin­ many real vacancies we have but we Eaglettes a half-game behind at 13-3. Manchester closes Hedlund wound up with 15 points, Mary Neubelt 11 ficial in the state. Unlike in his playing days I’m going to be but I have a couple of at the high school is 9-31. cipal, states, “We’re looking at what will know shortly," Ludes added. out its season Tuesday night against Windham High in along with 10 rebounds, and Tucker and Liz Neubelt 10 Before seeing that the rules were when he was always calm, cool and Willimantic while Wethersfield faces at home Simsbury enforced, Malin was a basketball collected — as a coach, he’s highly twice, the regular scheduled game and completion of a markers apiece. Hedlund had 7 rebounds and Liz Neubelt player of note with the Hartford emotional and moves up and down game suspended by a power failure. 6 as the Indians battled Wethersfield better off the boards than the last time. Knights of Lithuanians and also tried like an elevator during rush hours in "Mary Neubelt won the game for us." asserted Tribe the Christmas season. Coach Steve Armstrong. "(Jackie) Tucker was in foul The addition of Mary Neubelt had a lot to do with that his hand at coaching with much Politics Main Following the trend today of many department. success, handling the Rockville trouble and we needed help and Mary did it for us. And it coaches, the jayvee mentor likes to Wendy Hill had 18 points to pace Wethersfield. Polish-American girls when they couldn't have happen to a nicer person. let game officials know that he's ruled the roost in Connecticut. "We still have to win the last one and Windham out Manchester’s jayvees remained unbeaten with a superb effort in downing Wethersfield, 69-45. Karen around. y there can never be overlooked." Armstrong cautioned. Unique Situation “I’ll have to speak to him," the Game in Town The Indians reeled off the first 11 markers before Wright had 18 points. Sue Donnelly 13, Nancy Curtin 12 r/7 / and Stacey Markham 10 for the 18-0 Indians. senior Malin said before settling Wethersfield got on the scoreboard with 2:08 left in the Malin is the only official 1 know of back to watch the East and LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — The game of politics continued Munrhe8i(T (57) — Hedlund 7 1-3 15, Tucker 5 0-0 10. M. opening stanza. Manchester led at the turn, 13-8. who would receive an ovation when Northwest Catholic varsity teams to hold reign as the only sport in town Friday with the start of The Eaglettes, who took the first encounter between Neubelt 4 3-7 11. Cooney 2 1-4 5, L. Neubelt 4 2-2 10, Botteron 12-2 4, Jordan 0 0-1 0, Tilden 1 04) 2, Wright 0 04) 0, Smith 0 0-0 0 he entered the court at schoolboy battle it out. the Winter Olympics four days away. the quintets by a 60-50 count, took the upper hand for the Malin. the onetime official, is still Totals 24 9-19 57. games in Manchester when they Actually, there were two tugs-of- first time at 34-33 with 1:45 left in the third canto but on the official's side. Battle for Possession \V<-iliiT»field (-48) — Rum ley 3 0-0 6, M agelaner 1 4-4 6, Hill 6 were played at the State Armory, and war taking precedence at the same Village pending Monday’s appeal mManchester diiL'iit;2iier iquickly regained the lead on a Jennifer 6-10 18, Basque 3 2-7 8, Petty 2 0-1 4, Hudon 10-1 2, Saunders 10-1 rarely were there protests from the Wethersfield High's Sheri Basque (42) and Manchester's Jen- Hedlund hoop 2, Bednarz 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 12-24 48. time, the most urgent concerning the hearing in the Appellate Division of bench, or stands, when he made State Supreme Court in Albany, N.Y. nifer Hedlund hit the floor in battle for possession last night at issue of Taiwan. Even as the Olym­ decisions. pic torch was carried into Lake Five more Taiwanese athletes are One deadpan stare from Malin Clarke Arena. Mary Neubelt (21). who played a key role in In­ Placid Friday evening, there was un­ due to arrive Saturday, bringing their dian 5748 win. stands above the action. (Herald Photo by Adam­ after his whistle sounded and an in­ certainty over what would happen total to 13, and they are staying in a son) fraction detected, a player knew it ^ j Tickets when Taiwan challenges the august small Lake Placid hotel for the time wouldn t have done any good to sound International Olympic Committee by being. Venora 1,000 off in protest. Several Manchester hockey fans in Simsbury entering the village. "But we all hope to go to the Malin was highly respected by Hartford Wednesday night for the Coinciding with this development Village and join all the other athletes Tribe Starts Fast players, coaches, administrators and Whalers’ home opener against Los was the scheduled meeting of as soon as possible,” said the 29- fans, which was a tribute to his work. Angeles found their seats occupied Flags Fly Over Lake Placid Secretary of State Cyrus Vance with year-old Liang. “All we want to do is In Romp By Eagles Defeats While enjoying the fruits of good when they arrived. It turned out that Lord Killanin, president of the IOC, to take part. Politics should not be in­ health and topflight assignments, es­ duplicate tickets had been printed Russian and American flags fly over the Olympic speed on Saturday. Vance also will address volved." To Erect Triumph pecially on the college level, Malin and all parties involved were season With senior captain Bob pair in the HCC Playoff and a couple We have a couple of kids sick and this skating rink at Lake Placid, N.Y., as athletes train on the ice. the members of the IOC, giving him The meeting between Vance and Hornets decided to hang up his sneaks and his ticket holders for games in Hartford Killanin, which will be "strictly more in post-season play — and has a an opportunity to explain President Venora joining the select 1,(X)0- is an ideal time to have a break." reputation was never tarnished. He Building in background is country’s town hall. (UPI photo) Bolting from the starting post, and erecting an early 8-0 lead, good shot at Whelton's school-record ... Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Carter's position regarding a boycott private," is the first get-together point club. East Catholic rolled East is idle until Friday when it is Slow-starting Simsbury High got quit while on top. Terry Bradshaw will be in Hartford Manchester High's basketball team notched its 13th decision of 1,147 points. at Bloomfield High. of the Moscow Olympics. between a top U.S. government of­ to an 85-52 win over Xavier things moving in the second half and As an example, he can walk into Tuesday night to speak to the Aetna the season last night with a comparatively easy 77-57 duke over "1 was really pleased for Bobby. Pete Kiro chipped in 15 markers The Lake Placid Olympic ficial and the IOC since Carter called High in HCC basketball action He had a real fine night," cited Eagle registered a come-from-behind 56-47 many gyms, as he did last Tuesday Men's Club ... Mark Hall copped the Organizing Committee was for a boycott of the Summer Games Wethersfield at the latter's court. for East, which was 29-for-52 from victory over East Hartford High in night at East Catholic High and warmup money archery competition last night in Middletown. Coach Jim Penders Venora was 11- the field and 27-for-34 from the 15- staggered late Thursday when a unless Russia withdraws its troops Getting a fine balanced scoring at­ CCIL basketball action last night in overheard in the stands were several at Hall’s Arrow Range in Manchester $150,000 Likely State Supreme Court Justice ruled in from Afghanistan by Feb. 20. tack with three starters in twin inside." for-14 from the field and hauled in 8 foot line. Russ Radant led East in the The win concludes the Eagles' East Hartford'. ' adults, one who said. "That's Shorty last weekend with a 449 score, mis­ favor of a Taiwanese athlete who In the evening, Vance will make figures — Rick Koepsel 12, Brian rebounds. rebounding department with 9. Wethersfield's chances of scoring season in the conference at 8-2 and The victory ups the Trojans' league Malin, who refereed when 1 played. sing a perfect by one point. The local filed a suit that would allow him to the official welcoming speech at the Sweeney 13 and Bill Anderson 15 — East had an 18-8 lead after one Joe Salafia was the lone performer an upset went out the window when they stand 13-4 overall. Xavier dips mark to 13-3 and overall record to 14- He was a good one. " lanes will house the New England In­ enter the Games bearing his coun­ opening of the IOC’s 82nd session. and hard-working backcourter Ed its big man. Chris Kripas was quarter but the homestanding in twin figures for Xavier with 17 Marathon Purse to 1-8 in the HCC and 3-14 overall. 3 while the setback drops the Hornets A second member of the party door Championship March 29-30. The try's flag. The IOC had voted in But an IOC source said it was unlike­ Kennison dropping in four buckets, shackled with three personal fouls Falcons made a run in the second points. Venora, 6-foot-3 forward, dumped stanza and trailed at Lie half, 30-22. to 3-13 in the CCIL and 4-14 overall. added, "The best." former East Catholic High basket­ BOSTON (UPI) — The director of the New York Marathon is November that Taiwan could par­ ly Vance could alter the thinking of the charges of Coach Doug Pearson during the early action and spent home a three-point play three East Hartford had a 17-11 first That was Shorty Malin. the little ball player. Hall is the reigning New ticipate only by substituting another the committee, which is determined were never headed. much of the first half on the bench. The Eagles regained Lieir intensity Ka«i Culhiilir (85) — Venora 11 9-9 31. predicting a possible purse of up to $150,000 for the winner in this minutes into the contest to join the in the third eight-ir.mute segment quarter advantage with Tyler Jones referee, who made it in a big man's England champ ... Have a nice flag and anthem, thereby avoiding a to proceed with the Moscow Games Once again, Pat Silver came off the Neil Ambrose led the losers with 11 Kiro 5 5-5 15, Radant 3 0-0 6, Ayer 3 3-5 9 October's race should a boycott of the Moscow Games l,(X)0-point club, reached previously and raced to a 52-28 bulge going into pacing the Hornets with 7 points. The game. weekend. conflict with mainland (Thina. as scheduled. bench and made a big contribution, points, Leigh Stanton adding 10, Tim Galligan 11-23, Fortin 12-2 4, Ciszewski 1 at East by three other performers — the last canto. 0-0 2. Skoly 2 4-68, McCoy 13-5 5, Pagani 1 Hornets maintained the upper hand materialize. when he doesn’t work half as hard as Despite his victory in court, Liang This, too, was the feeling of canning nine points, with three hits Lawlor and Kripas 8 each. Joey Whelton, Tim Kearns and Ray "We came out real high and played 0-0 2, Hintz 0 0-0 0, Falkowski 0 0-0 0 after two periods, 33-31, with Tim Fred Lebow said in the Boston Bill Rodgers. And he (Rodgers) isn't Ren-Guay, a cross country skier, Vladimir Popov, vice president of the from each the floor and the 15-foot The winners held a 38-27 edge in La(jace. well the first quarter," Penders Totals 29 27-34 85. Emrich leading Simsbury back into Globe’s Friday editions that the New allowed to make money. said Friiday he wouldn't attempt to Moscow Olympic Organizing Com­ foul line. rebounding and hit on 31 of 60 field stated, "The second quarter we were Xa\iCleveland Cavaliers for York race would be a fitting event for TV interest. The best of golf couldn’t Not for U.S. alpine skier Phil Mahre, however. Rham High in COC basketball l^^^er added 2- 6, Pandiscia 0-0-0. Pelletier 0-0-0, Doran 1961. game. caroms. Brian Eaton ran the offense 3- 2-8, Ladue 1-0-2, Earle 1-0-2. Totals 16-15 purse offerings. be like watching a duel between Oh. sure, Mahre thinks the Olym­ action in Hebron. Cheney had the upper hand after This will mean Portland will still In his previous three years with Eight unanswered points in a three-and-a-half minute span the first two periods, 12-11 and 25-24, very well and Rick Mikoleit played 47. "I've been talking about this (an Shorter. Rodgers, (Kirk) Pfeffer, pics are important, but if he had his Mahre is a seasoned pro and is The victory ups the Techmen's con­ have two first round draft choices in Portland, Lucas averaged 191 points broke open a close affair as Windham High tripped Penney High, but the Sachems moved to a 47-43 well, Crockett reported. open Marathon) for a couple of (Miruts) Yifter and (Lasse) Viren choice he would rather win the World looking forward to tackling the ference docket to 4-10 and overall 1981. and slightly more than 10 rebounds. 55-46, in CCIL basketball action last night in Willimantic. edge after three stanzas. That was Clicncy Tcrii (61) — Cable 9 4-6 22, years. It's not right for someone like dueling on First Avenue, " he said. Cup ski competition than reign as mountain again. mark to 6-10 while the loss drops the Lucas. 28, a 6-foot-9 veteran who their biggest advantage with the lead Harrison 8 5-5 21, Eaton 0 2-3 2, Switzer 5 Reggie Jackson to earn $1 million Lebow envisions an international king for a day at the Winter Olym­ "I don't see any trouble at all. It's The victory kept the Whippets atop Sachems to 4-11 in the COC and 4-13 Maxwell Keys 5-1 10, Flem ing 1 2-2 4, Mikoleit 0 1-1 1, marathon circuit with stops in Lon­ pics the league at 14-2 while the reversal overall. like that accident never happened, ” drops the Black Knights to 4-12 in the onto 11 rebounds for Windham. Gothberg 0 1-21. Totals 23 15-20 61. don. Montreal, Paris, Boston. ' The World Cup is really Mahre said Cheney's Mo Harrison dumped in Itliuin (60) — Snyder 2 2-4 6, Wright 4 Celtic Victory CCIL and 4-13 overall Gonzales and Ramos netted 20 and Stockholm and Hawaii He said one overshadowed by the Olympics in the Mahre. who will ski in both the both ends of a one-and-one with nine 0-0 8, Roche 9 0-0 18. Tuohey 4 1-2 9. Wood Basketball___ Windham had an 18-9 lead after one 17 points respectively to pace the day the bidding for TV rights to the public eye," said Mahre the other downhill and the slalom, is more seconds remaining to give his side a 5 5-9 15, Hayber 2 0-0 4, Dean 0 0-0 0 BOSTON I DPI I — Cedric Maxwell quarter but could only come up with Whippets while Chuck Garen had 19 Fourth Straight ASSUMPTION 26mile, 385-yard races "will be day while taking a day off from prac­ worried about his form. Although he 61-58 lead. Rham came down to score Totals 26 8-15 60. scored 23 points and Nate Archibald one bucket in the second stanza and points to lead Penney Pete Cace had Assumption Junior High downed greater than it is now for the tice. "For me tlie ultimate goal is to has piled up a lot of points on the and called timeout with two ticks to added 18 Friday night to lead the trailed at the intermission, 21-20. 9 markers to support Garen. Illing’s jayvee yesterday, 43-38, at overblown, overcommercialized and win the World Cup. You have to ski World Cup circuit, he has not been go but the Beavers were able to in­ Boston Celtics to a 130-108 rout of the The Whippets regained the upper W indliuin (55) — Ramos 5 7-9 17, Gon­ Illing. Chris Bowman had a game- overexaggerated Super Bowl. " consistently well all the time. overly pleased with his performance. bound the basketball and run out the Indiana Pacers. hand after three periods at 35 .34 and zales 6 8-12 20, E .Shane 4 0-0 8. M artineau Whalers Tie Tribe Tank Win high 25 points for the Warriors while "But in the Olympics, If you are "I've been satisfied with individual 3 0-0 6. M .Shane 1 0-2 2. Beltran 1 0-0 2. time. After Boston grabbed a 28-27 first- moved the spread to 49-38 with 3 .50 Rob Hayhurst and Tom Moriarty sick on that day, you are not going to runs, ” he said. Tve had some fairly Porter 0 0-0 0 Totals 20 15-23 55. HARTFORD (DPI) — Rookie Ber- quarter lead behind Chris Ford, who remaining with Jose Gonzales and Capturing its fourth straight meet, Manchester High boys' played well. Greg Turner had 18 win. In the World Cup you have good ones and some mediocre ones. I^•nlll•\ ( l(i) - Garen 7 5-7 19, Cruz 1 0- nie Johnston's goal at 15:41 of the scored eight of his 14 points, the Manny Ramos playing key roles tallies for the Rams, now 4-7 for the another 20 or so races to make it up ’ But. allin-all I’d rate my perfor­ 2 2, (,'aee 3 3-4 9, K irkpatrick I 2-2 4, Glastonbury, third period Friday night gave the Celtics ran off 43 points in the second swimming team dunked Conard High, 99-71, in CCIL competition Six-foot Paul .Martineau was also a Fahey 0 2-2 2. Dunn 2 2-3 6, Sylvester 1 0-0 Hartford Whalers a 4-4 tie with the yesterday at the Indians’ pool. season. Assumption is 13-3 Still, this is probably Mahre’s last mance this year as so-so. I’ll be hap­ period to take a 71-57 halftime lead. py if 1 can put together two good runs thorn in Penney's side as he latched 2. Perueeio I 0-1 2 Totals 16 14-21 46 Colorado Rockies. BKNNEI Olympics and he would like to make Maxwell keyed the outburst with 11 The Silk Towners are 6-2-1 for the 3. Lauzon (Ml 2:03.6. here. Bows Again Johnston took the feed from Greg Bennet’s Bears dropped an 82-60 a strong showing on his home turf. points and Jeff Judkins came off the season and wind up their dual meet 200 IM: 1 Kenefick (Ml, 2 Krupp (Ml. Mahre currently ranks sixth in the "I do feel like I’m in as good a Carroll and beat Colorado goalie 3 Davison (Cl 2:21.4. decision to Timothy Edwards High Despite the fine efforts of Scott bench to score 10 of his 13 points. In­ slate Wednesday at home against World Cup standings and appears to shape or better than at any time last Michel Plasse low to the stick side 50 free; 1. Saunders (Cl. 2, tie Smith yesterday afternoon. Lewis who was inserted into the diana was led in the half by center Windham High at 3:30. be the United States' best hope for a year." with a 15-foot wrist shot. The goal James Edwards, who poured in 14 of Jeff Cantin turned in a personal (M l. Michaud (M ), 3. Cassells (M) :24.0. Best for the Bears were Myles Coventry Thumps lineup due to illness of John Peyrot, Diving: 1 Eagleson (M) 2. Santana medal in the Winter Olympics ski Mahre's best event is the giant came after Ron Delorme had given his 20 points. best clocking of 2:03.6 in annexing McCurry and Tom Kennison with 18 Glastonbury High dropped a 54-48 (Ml. 3 Pailas (C) 90.55 points. competition, slalom but most alpine observer feel the Rockies a 4.3 lead with an un­ The Celtics increased their lead at the 200-yard freestyle for the locals. and 17 points respectively. Jerome Central Valley Conference decision 100 fly: 1. Michaud (M l, 2. Fitzgerald "The Olympics are very important that Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark assisted goal at 10:53. the end of the third quarter to 105-84 Geoff Michaud won the 100 fly and Owens added 11 tallies. Bolton^s Quintet to Windsor last night. Mike Rogers gave the Whalers a 1- I M l, 3 Thoman (Cl 1:00.4 Bennet's next start will be Monday to me," he said. " It’s just that the already has a lock on the gold medal as Archibald scored eight points and shared second placement in the 50 Lewis led the Tomahawks with 16 100 tree: 1 Saunders (C), 2 J.Davison World Cup requires more consisten­ in that race. Mahre, of course, 0 lead at 3:11 of the first period when Rick Robey threw in seven of his 17. afternoon against crosstown foe free while Bill Halldin in the 100 back (C). 3. Smith (Ml :52.5 cy and that’s what every skier strives doesn’t buy that line of thinking. he took a centering pass from Blaine Boston closed with a 16-2 spurt keyed Illing. Breaking matters open Tn the second stanza, Coventry High SStsing battlT" and Tim Lauzon in the 500 free also 500 free; 1. Lauzon (Ml, 2, Cantin (Ml, to achieve. The Olympics are just "You go in there saying you're the Stoughton and fired a wrist shot past by Larry Bird, who scored 14 points, 3 Gagnon (C) 5:47.1. thumped Bolton High, 77-45, in COC basketball action last night "Windsor held margins of 14-11, 34- navigated well for the Indian one race." number one candidate." said Mahre. Plasse. Rene Robert tied the score at 100 back: 1. Halldin (Ml. 2. Nighan in Coventry 15 and 44-35 at the period breaks in and a basket by Pete Maravich, the tankers. Winning a medal on Whiteface "He (Stenmarki is definitely 11 at 14:01 on a power play when he former Jazz' All-Star who made his Results: (M l. 3 P. Davison (C) 1:05.8. The victory ups the Patriots' con­ Badsteubner had 13 points, Keith upping its record to 6-6 in the CVC Wants Raise Mountain would give Mahre par­ beatable. He’s been beaten this year unloaded a shot from the right point Boston debut. 200 medley relay; 1 Manchester 100 breast: 1. Hamilton (Cl. 2 Krupp ference mark to 11-4 and overall 1- ane 11, Kevin Green 10 and Kent and 8-9 overall. Glastonbury has 2-10 that got by screened Whalers' goalie iNighan, Krupp, Michaud. Smith I 1:54.0 (Ml, 3. Polidoro (Cl 1:11.1. CINCNNATI (UPl) - Cincinnati ticular pleasure, though. It was on and he’ll be beaten again. It takes a docket to 13-4 while the setback drops and 6-12 conference and overall stan­ Thalacker proved to be the big man John Garrett. 200 free 1. Cantin iM), 2 Davison (C), 400 free relay: 1 Conard 3:56 0 Reds' President Dick Wagner said Whiteface in a World Cup race last lot of luck in this sport. It’s not all the Bulldogs to 2-13 in the COC and 3- dards. with a team-high 14 tallies for Coven­ The Whalers regained the lead 2-1 Friday that third baseman Ray March that Mahre broke his ankle. talent. On any given day, who knows? 13 overall. try. Mike Stowell hooped 14 points for Pats Increase Tix at 3:33 of the second period when a Knight is seeking a salary 'beyond A serious injury often causes psy­ You can lose a ski. you can fall, Coventry had a slender 13-8 bulge Glastonbury but the game’s big gun Jeff Beecher had 14 points and Rogers’ slapshot deflected off FOXBORO, Mass. (DPI) — The East-Tribe Ice Meeting Tonight what we can reach or we will reach.” chological damage to a skier, but anything can happen. " after one quarter but raced to a 36-16 wore Windsor colors, Troy Cicero Brian Winkler and Norm Harpin 13 Rockies’ defenseman Joel New England Patriots have in­ Wagner also said outfielder Dave halftime edge. Frank Badsteubner CrosStown rivals Manchester High and East Catholic will meet on the ice apiece for the Bulldogs. with 25 points. George Duhart added Quenneville’s stick and flew over creased ti(;ket prices for the 1980 Collins is seeking an "extremely high haa 8 second-period points to pace 11 points. Lets it Fly Cmciitry (77) — Morse 3-0-6, Green 4- Plasse’s shoulder. Lucien Deblois season, with most prices raised for the second time this season tonight at the Bolton Ice Palace with the figure ” and is a "great bit apart" Eye Shade Daytona Speed Week to Start the Patriots. 2- 10. Badsteubner 6-1-13, Hrcault 2-0-4,W inilxor (54) - Nareisse 1-0-2, Duhart Manchester’s Kathy Cooney and Jack Valiquette followed with between $1 and $2.50. opening face-off 8:05. from tbe Reds on contract agree­ DAYl’t)..,! BEACH, Fla. (UP) - mile to the winner, will be televised "We shot poorly from the field and I-ane 4-3-11, T. M orris 3-3-9, J. Morri 2-0- 5-1-11. Cicero 11-3-15, Stalph 2-0-4, Fullina (4) displays most awkward unanswered goals, however, to put Patriots President William The Indians upset the Eagle pucksters, 3-2, in the first meeting on an over­ Ken Alligood, a member of 4, Kent Thalacker 6-2-14, Twin 0-0-0, Ken ment. The Daytona Clash, a 50-mile, $180,- live by CBS at 3 p.m. (EST). our rebounding, offensive and defen­ 1-2-4. WwKlard 04)-0, Hicks 2-1-5, N utter 0- Colordao ahead 3-2. Sullivan said Friday this will be the time goal by Rich Bidwell. Manchester, led by standout goalie John Jubba’ Thalacker 2-0-4 Totals 33-11-77. M . Wright 1-0-2. Totals 22-7-54. style in putting up shot in last Both Knight and Collins have the USA biathlon team, sports 000, let-it-all-hangout dash to the Before that, however, there will be sive, was poor," stated Bolton Coach Hartford pulled even at 17:22 of the first ticket increase in the past five Mumford, is 2-16 for the season. Holton ( 4 5 )— Winkler 6-1-13, Beecher Glunloiiluiry (48) - Stowell 5-4-14, night’s clash against threatened to have their salary dis­ a makeshift eye shade during finish line will kick-off the NASCAR pole position qualifying for the Dan Moore. second period when Dave Debol East sports an 8-6-1 record going into this evening's contest and has 5-4-14, W arner 0-4-4, Harpin 3-7-i:i. Mike Clinton 1-0-2, Patemaude 2-0-4, years. "From wh^t we can gather, putes settled by arbitration and practice run Friday. Alligood portion of "Speed Weeks ’80" at the prestigious Daytona 500 Feb. 17 "Coventry has a good team. It isn't Wethersfield High at Clarke found a loose puck in the left faceoff qualified for the second year in a row for the State Division 11 Tournament. Ferguson 0-1-1. P ark er 0-0-0, Mulcahy 0-0 DeGemmis 1-3-5, Grogan 1-2-4, Lewis 6- the Patriots are the only team In the Wagner said Friday that arbitration Daytona International Speedway followed by the 16th annual very tall but has five strong kids," 0, Shepardson 0-0-0, Brown 0-0-0 Totals Arena. (Herald Photo by circle and beat Plasse with a point- Kurt Petersen with 14 goals and Gerry King with 10 have led the Eagles in claims shade is necessary qhen 416, Lynch 1-3, Barlqow 0A)-0. Totals 17- league that has not raised prices over “might be the answer to our Sunday. Automobile Racing Clubs of America Moore added. 14-17-45 14-48 Adamson) that period,” he said. lighting the red lamp. shooting. (UPI photo) blank wrist shot. problem." The race, which pays $1,000 per 200-mile race. U - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb 9, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 9, 1980- 15 Sport Parade Supermarket Shopper By MILT RICHMAN Craig Touted as Goalie UPl Sports Editor LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) good, but the Swedes, the Czechs and tie earlier, though. They could blow After the Olympics, Craig is hoping Hints for Your Coupon Club First Meeting the Finns, too.” us out and it might hurt us — or for a career in the NHL. Drafted by — Twenty years ago a young Like McCartan, however, Craig maybe we would take the game as Greenes Plan: the Atlanta Flames last year, he had By MARTIN SLOANE required. into my 12 easy-to-use product groups. man named Jack McCartan looms as a key figure for the U.S. in kind of an exhibition and not let it them how to make a request list of needed forms. a difficult decision to make In selec­ Are you preparing to organize a coupon club where you It is also fun to show a gift you receive from refunding, Next tell them about the thousands of refund offers Start Trouble became an Olympic folk hero the ice hockey competition which mean that much. We are so young After you go through the basics, be sure to take the ting the Olympics over a possible pro and your friends can swap coupons and refund forms? such as the Pringle’s Sports Bag or the Maxwell House' manufacturers make each year. that it’s hard to tell how we feel.” time to answer questions. If there are any questions that by leading the United States to begins at the XIII Winter Games career. ’The first meeting of such a club is always a little Coupon Keeper Wallet. Show the beginners how a good collection of proofs of The Soviet Union, of course, looms you cannot answer, please feel free to recommend my NEW YORK (UPI) — “Davey Boy” Green, fresh off the plane' a hockey gold medal in the next week. Although the U.S. squad is frightening for the person in charge. But if you follow this Don’t forget to describe the double and triple discounts purchase is a gold mine of refund opportunities that ac­ from England, has come over here purposely to start trouble. not expected to win a gold medal. as the favorite for the gold medal, “It was a tough decision because program, your meeting should be successful. that can be obtained by combining coupon and refund dis­ n^ew book “The Supermarket Shopper’s 1980 Guide To Winter Games at Squaw tually turn trash into cash. Coupons and Refunds.” Coach Herb Brooks feels his team is yet Craig maintains the U.S. squad my mom was dead, my dad was out As your guests arrive, write down their names, ad­ counts with supermarket specials. Explain the many ways that experienced refunders ob­ The blondish, 28-year-old British Valley, Calif. can give the Russians trouble. Next week I will explain how a coupon club conducts its good enough to contend for a silver or of work and I had two little brothers dresses and phone numbers for future reference. When This type of “Show ’n' Tell” is a morale booster for tain refund forms, such as trading them by mail. Show welterweight contender is up to no McCartan’s spectacular goalten­ “When you think about the big Rus­ at home,” he said. “But 1 thought I trading sessions. a bronze medal — provided it gets a they find seats, ask them to look through their coupions everyone. good and what’s more, both he and signed contract with Dave Green lor ding was instrumental In helping the strong performance from Craig in sian team, the Olympic team, you needed to get better and the Olym­ his manager, Andy Smith, are and refund forms to discard any that have expired. After all your guests have introduced themselves, it is the same thing if he should beat U.S. achieve its p eatest moment in the nets. always remember what they did to pics would help. I think I made the making no secret of it. ’Try to start your meeting promptly at the appointed a good time to present a door prize, such as a few refund Clip ’n ’ Refunds- Leonard,” Arum explained from amateur hockey competition. Craig, a native of North Easton, the NHL stars last year, and how right decision. I plan to sign right time. forms or a batch of cash-off coupons. “We’re here for the specific inten­ Washington Thursday, when asked Jim Craig was only three years old Mass., who led Boston University to great they are. But we are not awed after the Olympic Games, and 1 am Begin with a few introductory words. Thank everyone Whatever the prize, it will contribute to the sociable at­ tion of screwing up Bob Arum’s plans what happens to his offer to Duran to Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, Salad Imitation Mayonnaise or Salad Dressing. Tools are at the time, but those who have seen an NCAA championship, has per­ by them — we’re too young,” says scheduled to report to Atlanta right for coming. Explain that your purpose is to help everyone mosphere of the meeting and make your guests really for a Sugar ^ y Leonard-Roberto fight Leonard if Green beats the new the 6-foot-l, 190-pound goalie in the Dressings (File 5) also available for one label plus $1. Refund form formed well during the U.S. team's Craig. “We’re so young that we kind after they are over." save money at the supermarket through the smart use of feel like members of the club. Duran fight,” says Smith. “Some WBC champ. Durkee Famous Foods, 900 Union Commerce required. Expires June 30, 1980. nets for the U.S. hockey team insist rugged exhibition schedule. But, he of relish the thought of getting a shot coupons and refund offers. Once the meeting has warmed up, it is time for an­ people over here who don’t know "Our offer to Duran will be Building, Department HG, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, Gravymaster Co. Inc., Department T, 43-44 21st they are watching McCartan all over admits he's getting nervous as the at them. McCartan never made it in the nouncements and shopping news. Davey Boy very well already feel it’s Mention that there will be a couponing and refunding Receive a free package of Durkee Homestyle Gravy amended in terms of his meeting again. start of the Games approaches. “But before that can happen, we NHL, but Craig isn’t worried about Ask members for news about which stores have refund Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11101. Receive a a foregone conclusion Leonard will class for beginners and that most of the meeting will be Mix. Send an empty package of Durkee Homestyle Green, allowing for the possibility “Some people are comparing me to “We're getting edgy,” says Craig. have to play two very good teams to failing in the pro ranks. forms, good specials and unadvertised bargains as well basting brush and a recipe booklet. Send the “gravy beat him. They’re in for a big sur­ Green beats Leonard,” Arum said. McCartan and that kind of stuff, but devoted to trading cashoff coupons and refund forms. Gravy. Refund form required. Expires June 3,1980. boat” from the label on a bottle of gravy Master. No “We're anxious to get on with it now. start the Olympics — Sweden and R now is time to put some excitement and enthusiasm as other information of interest to smart shoppers. This prise. “If that happens. Green will be a the game has changed in 20 years," We're so close to the Games and just Czechoslovakia and they are very, “If hockey doesn’t work in the long Karo Syrups Offer, P.O. Box 5479, Hicksville, form necessary. Expires March 31, 1980. “I liken Green to Rocky Graziano. into the meeting. is also a time when a member who has something to sell very hot fighter and he’d be worth says Craig. “It's not the same kind of very good. It all means nothing if we run, I like to think that I’m well- N.Y. 11816. Receive a $1 refund. Send three labels Regina Wine Vinegar, Heublein Inc. P.O. Box 821, That's how exciting he is. You don’t want to hurry up and play. We have a TTiis is easy to do if you have a few experienced or give away can tell everyone about it. every penny. He's not coming over hockey, and the Russians and big game against the Russians on don't beat them first. The Russians rounded enough, intelligent enough from any size or combination of sizes of Karo Meriden, Conn. 06450. Receive a 50-cent coupon. turn and talk to your friend when refOnders introduce themselves and “Show 'n' Tell” Now you should be ready to ask the beginners to move here for a pay day with Leonard. everybody else are a lot better than are somewhere in our thinking, but and flexible enough to get into Syrups — Light, Dark or Pancake and Waffle. Re­ Send the plastic sprinkle spout from a Reginal Wine Davey Boy is fighting. You have to February 9th in New York City and about some of their interesting money-saving into another area for their class in basic couponing and He's coming here to win the fight.” in 1960. Now it's not only the that's right ahead of us. It's a garne not first,” something else that I like,” he says. fund form required. Expires June 30, 1980. Vinegar bottle and a price sticker from iceberg let­ keep watching him every second or experiences. refunding. As this class begins, the experienced Green isn’t exactly a bum. He has Russians and Canadians who are that I wish we could have played a lit- During its exhibition schedule the “I have a degree in Social Education Kraft Couon Organizer Offer, P.O. Box 2222, tuce. Refund form required. Expires Dec. 31,1980. One of them can show a certificate for a free product refunders can start their trading session. you could very well miss him won 33 of his 35 fights and scored 26 U.S. team played against some and could coach and teach, but I’m Maple Plain, Minn. 55y48. Receive a coupon (Clip out each file and keep it with similar cash­ knocking out his opponent." and explain how it was obtained. There isn't enough space here to detail all the informa­ organizer. Send one bread label showing brand and KOs since turning professional in younger Russian squads and per­ thinking more of a business type tion that should be given to beginners. off coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage 1974. Both of his losses were by Another can exhibit a refund check and detail the dis­ price. Also send two back labels (containing coupons, for example. You can obtain required re­ formed admirably. Craig admitted career.” Start with cash-off coupons. Show them how coupons Title Defense technical knockouts, so Green can count the refund represents, the proofs of purchase Universal Product Codes) from 32-ounce or 48- fund forms at the" supermarket, in newspapers and the showing against the Russians had required to obtain it and whether a refund form was can be organized more effectively by separating them Leonard will defend his World honestly say he has never lost a deci­ Mets’ President helped to boost the team’s morale. ounce sizes of Miracle Whip or four back labels magazines, and from trading with friends; do not Boxing Council welterweight title sion. “We’ve now beaten some Russian from pint sizes of Miracle Whip. Refund form write to manufacturers for them. And watch for our against Green at the Capital Centre Talking to “Davey Boy” Green, teams during our schedule and we Favors Date Change required. Expires March 31, 1980. once-a-month special listings of refund form to in Landover, Md., March 31, the ’ who comes by his nickname because know that our style of play will work PARIS (UPI) — The International Collectors Corner Mrs. Filbert's Kitchen Tools Offer, P.O. Box write for. Offers are subject to manufacturers’ same evening Larry Holmes puts his that’s how his neighbors always refer Vows to Spend against them and that’s important to Auto Racing Federation apparently 14347, Baltimore, Md. 21268. Receive nylon kitchen geographical limits and local laws. Allow 10 weeks WBC heavyweight crown on the line to him back home in Chatteris, us," says Craig. “All year long we've is in favor of changing the date of the tools, including spatula and spoon. Send four labels to receive each refund.) against Leroy Jones at Caesar’s England, I found him to be somewhat from quart sizes of Mrs. Filbert’s Real Mayonnaise. NEW YORK (UPI) — To the average baseball fan in New been using a system the National 1980 U.S. East Formula One Grand Copyright 1980, United Feature Syndicate Ine. Palace in Las Vegas. of a throwback to American fighters 9 York, there can be little debate over the value of free agents. Hockey League will eventually go to. Prix at Watkins Glen, N.Y., from -i__ Two other title fights will be held of bygone vintage like Bummy Davis, Medal Shows Airship The Yankees, with dollars bran­ We've used it against the Russians April to September, sources said that night in Knoxville, Tenn., where president of the City Investing Co. of Tami Mauriello, Steve Belloise and dished by flamboyant owner George and we have seen it work. We knew it John Tate, the World Boxing Associa­ Thursday. By RUSS MacKENDRICK Senior Citizen News Schoolboy Bemie Friedkin. Steinbrenner, siped several free New York (6‘A per cent). was a good system and when it tion champion, goes against Mike This medal with the bust of Dr. All of them used to sell p e a t agents and won three pennants and The money they represent is con­ worked at Lake Placid against the FlSA’s Formula One commission Weaver and Marvin Johnson defends numbers of tickets to their own fights Eckener was loaned for photography two World Series. siderable as shown by the $21.1 Russians (in an invitational tour­ met for more than four hours his WBA light heavyweight title and that’s where Davey Boy shines. by Bernard Gozzo of the Connecticut The Mets, under a policy originally million purchase price they raised. nament), we knew we had spent the Thursday to fix the date of the race, against Eddie Gregory. Alt four He sells so many tickets, he's a small Wilpon, sounding very much like a Coin & Stamp nook in Manchester. Show Try-Outs Slated charted by former Chairman of the time well in learning the style, but officials at the meeting declined bouts will be te le v i^ by ABC, so industry in himself. man who knows he must satisfy a The reverse of the silvered bronze “The Russian team we played up to comment on their decision. Board room and also a game return from shopping and business in bars all over the country Board M. Donald Grant, were much skeptical audience, vows that the piece (half-dollar size), shows the By WALLY FORTIN with our Senior Bowling there was the best they had at our President Jean-Marie Balestre of room is planned for the our Senior Bowling League should be especially brisk that night. Crowd-Pleaser less enthusiastic and fell into last money will be available for the first airship to cross the water from Here we go again, and League at the Parkade age, so we knew that we were better France said the final decision will be Lanes Tuesday afternoon. downstairs. at the Parkade Lanes. 1:30 Despite the competition for ■ place. development of the team. the continent of Europe to the conti­ the first bit of news is to re­ “He's such a crowd-pleaser in the Maybe that bit of history explains than the Russians that were our own announced after an extraordinary Our hobby shop should p.m., exercise class. exposure he’ll get from "When we put this group nent of America, the LZ-126, later to mind you that tomorrow is Here are some of the ring, he has no trouble at all selling why Fred Wilpon, the new president age. That’s a step in the right direc­ meeting of FISA Feb. 22. better scores for the day: prove real popular for the Wednesday: 9 a.m., heavyweights like Holmes and Tate, ticfcts to his fights,” offers Andy together," he said, “I anticipated be called the “Los Angeles," with try-outs for our Variety and chief operating officer of the tion.” Bowling Class A high men, and we sure could use health clinic by appoint­ the flashy, unbeaten Leonard figures Smith. “He has two planeloads of that we’d need a substantial amount our Navy designation ZR III. Show. Take some of you Mets, stresses that the new single and high triple, more machinery to make it ment, free blood pressure to get most of the attention from TV people coming over from England to of money. We’d be crazy to spend all The lettering in German tells the folks with talent and blend ownership is prepared to spend. y Harvey Duplin, 193 and into a nice carpentry shop. checks; 10 a.m., pinochle viewers. see him fight Leonard.” this money to buy the club and then time-and-place story of the flight them in with you folks not Always looking ahead. Arum, who “I'll do anything to bring the fans a from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, so talented, and we can 507; Women Class A high If you check your cellar or games. Friendship Circle The only time Green has seen cut corners.” and crewel embroidery is promoting the Leonard-Green winner,” Wilpon said after his group Wilpon is spending hours learning Joa’s World New Jersey, in October of 1924. Hugo Zepplin (1838-1917) of Baden. Ger­ turn out a real super show. single and high triple, Jean garage and find some of Leonard fight was when Sugar Ray that type equipment just classes. Noontime lunch fight, has offered Duran, the former topped about 20 other bidders for the the organization, discussing player Eckener (1^-1954), the president of many. He was educated for the army various phases. Another medal, pic­ Guess that I’m saying is Lukacs, 154 and 412; Men beat Wilfred Benitez for the WBC ti­ National League's franchise in New Class B high single and collecting dust, then, served. 12:45 p.m., bridge lightweight champion now cam­ personnel, and developing Hv JOi: AN the Zeppelin Construction Works, life and served as a volunteer on the tured in "Buoyant Flight," the you don’t have to be gifted tle on Nov. 30. Green saw the fight on York. high triple, Lyman Fuller, maybe you'd like for us to games and 1 p.m., craft paigning as a welterweight, a million promotional ideas. He is replacing was at the controls on this flight. North side in our Civil War. His con­ bulletin of the Lighter-Than-Air with an exceptionally good TV. “My partners and I are committed Society, honors the 60th year of the 140 and 349; Class B take it off your hands and class. Bus pickup at 8:15 dollars to fight Leonard for the “He must be good,” says Green, all the seats in Shea Stadium and is The LZ-126 had been built to tribution to aeronautics was the idea voice, or qualify for the to doing whatever is necessary to Naval Air Engineering Center at women high single and put it back to work again. a.m., return trips at 12:30 welterweight title in May or June. not overly awed. “He did a good trying to spruce up the exterior of the replace a WWI aircraft ceded to the of a rigid outer body containing in­ comedian of the year, to bring a winner to Shea Stadium so Memories and Wood Stoves Lakehurst, with a view of the historic high triple, Nellie Golas, Next Thursday is the and 3 p.m. Obviously, Green is being con­ park. United States that was destroyed by dependent bags of hydrogen gas. join our group. If you like job.” Met fans can see a winner the way Hanger No. 1. 143 and 352, popular Valentine Day, and Thursday: Noontime sidered a warmup for Leonard. But And what about his upcoming He is redecorating the clubhouse misguided hangar employees after Dr. Eckener became Count to mix with people, enjoy a F they have in the other league.” "Bouyant Flight" always has a On Wednesday morning Gloria has come up with a lunch served and Meal on what if he gets hot and upsets him? meeting with Leonard. Does he think and he has invited 13 players to at­ There's something about the smell dinners and suppers ... and the war. Reparations were set at Zeppelin’s chief pilot and eventually sing-along now and then, Wilpon, 43, is the president of page or two of literature on LTA it was pinochle time and nice entertaining day. Wheels. 1 p.m., fun day Nothing's impossible. he can beat him? tend an early spring training camp at of wood smoke coming from a stove Thanksgiving ... wow, that was $8(X),0(X), but it was agreed to settle carried on his work. Eckener flew you'll really have fun and Sterling Equities in Manhasset and things offered at a discount to we had 46 players. The First you’ll be treated to a featuring Valentine Party, “Certainly,” he says, and the way a cost of $20,000. that really can evoke wonderful something else. But one of the most instead for a similar airship landed the Graf Zeppelin (“Graf" is Ger­ also help us make this owns approximately 13 per cent of members. They run reviews and winners are Paul Ottone, delicious baked lasagna including entertainment Signed Contract he says it, there's as much doubt Obviously, the amount involved in memories. Especially when you can memorable meals ever cooked on safely at Lakehurst. man for count), around the world in another super show. the club. His partners include excerpts with some very cutting 621; Martin Bakstan, 616; dinner with all the trim­ and refreshments. Bus “We have a signed contract with about that in Davey Boy's mind as all those projects is tiny compared to remember when this was a part of that old ark, was a late supper, The craft left Germany on Oct. 13 1929 and piloted a three-legged trip to Everyone in the show, publishing baron Nelson Doubleday comments for any writer who goofs Billy Stone, 611; Rene mings and then we'll have pickup at 10 a.m., return Leonard for a stipulated number of there is about him selling someone what Wilpon and his associates need every day living, as it is fast cooked by Loren, and not Aunt and passed over southern France, the the southern hemisphere in 1930. He whether as actors or (80 per cent) and Stephen O'Neil, on the dimensions of a balloon by a Maire, 602; Marjorie our Valentine Party in the around 2:30 p.m. title defenses and we also have a two more tickets for the fight. to spend to rebuild the team. When becoming once again. I just threw Maggie. Azores, and reached the Boston skies was later grounded for being an out­ helpers all volunteer their foot or so or gives a wrong date or McLain, 597; Elsa Main Hall. Admission is Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen they decide which players are worth some more wood into our stove, and Among the very first times Loren early the next morning — welcomed spoken anti-Nazi. services and the monies misspells a former pilot's middle Lenhardt, 593; Bert one Valentine each. Enter­ social games and also our keeping, they must sign them. the little whiff of smoke brought back took me fishing at age 11 or 12, we there by steam whistles and sirens. It The Graf was on its way back from received from the show are E name. Turner, 589; Sam Schorrs, tainment will be the Old popular exercise class. Lee Mazzilli, the former center some really pleasant experiences. went "up the mountain” after then cruised slowly over New York Rio, piloted by Capt. Hans von used to help us with our (Society memberships are $10 per 581; Edith O’Brien, 580; Timers. Henry and Ida Noontime lunch served. 1 Expansion Oilers Working fielder now headed for an assignment Back in those unfolding wonderful chores, evening fishing for brook City to give the populace a good look Schiller, when the well-known meal program. So all I’m year. To apply, write Mrs. .lean Hill, Jennie Fogarty, 579; Mary Cormier will sing love p.m., setback games. Bus at first base, is signed to a long-term days of learning about the outdoors trout. There, on a beautiful little and settled down at Lakehurst to a Hindenburg disaster occurred at asking is for you to at least Nackowski, 559; H arry ballads and Helen Bumford pickup at 8:15 a.m., return contract. So are shortstop Frank from my tutor and mentor Loren stream, he showed me how to find, real bedlam of well-wishers. Lakehurst. All of the Graf's slated LTA, 1800 Triplett Ave., Akron, Ohio drop by tomorrow at 2 p.m. 44306.) Pospisil, 55. will lead a sing-along. trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Taveras and catcher John Stearns. Treible, part of my everyday chores stalk, and fish for native brookies. By In the book: “My Zeppelins,” Dr. trips were then cancelled. Lighter- and see what it's all about. Way Back to Respectihility Eckener told of early over-the-water (!!oiiiin^ Events This past Monday we During the morning we There will be Valentine Pitcher Craig Swan and outfielder on “the farm" included keeping the dark, we had limited out, with 9 and than-air travel received an almost heard that our good friend refreshments. Joel Youngblood are unsigned. woodbox next to the cook stove in the 10-inch fish, and came back to the navigation aids. They would drop an fatal blow at that time, but should Tomorrow, Feb. 10, at the Ramada started signing up for our a lacklustre scoring record of only the club., I think the European guys and member, Alice EDMONTON (UPI) - Swan, in his option year, quarreled kitchen, filled all the time. farm hungry as bears, acetylene smoke bomb in the ocean note that the Graf, between 1928 and Inn, East Hartford — the postponed Boston Flower Show trip Menu for M eek seven goals. think it's an insult to go to the Gardner, is quite sick at Watching the Edmonton Oilers bitterly with the old ownership and Although there was a gas stove sit­ "Now I'm going to show you how to for a fix to determine the drift of the 1937, with 590 flights and 144 ocean First Sunday Stamp Bourse. and at this writing, we Monday: Beef barley m inors" her home, 65 Tuck Road. A year later, he was back with the still finds it difficult to deal with ting against one wall, aunt Maggie, really cook trout. Throw some wood airship. Another teachnique, this crossings, was air-borne for 17,718 Next Tuesday. Feb. 12, Regular have 10 seats left to fill our vegetable soup, egg salad is a lot like handicapping a And, then there's the inconsistent Cards would certainly help Oilers but it wasn't until EMmonton general manager Joe McDonald. the matriarch of the family I worked time to get the height, was to drop a hours — almost 2 years in the sky meeting night for the Manchester second bus. on whole wheat, ginger- skittish two-year-old colt; Oilers' defense. in this corner of the stove, while I get cheer her up. Also Inez joined the NHL that MacDonald real­ “Let's face it," Swan said. “ I for, insisted on cooking over the old things ready" Loren instructed. beer bottle and time the fall. without serious mishap! Philatelic Society upstairs at Mott’s The show is scheduled bread/topping, beverage. they’ll chomp at the bit but “When we got into planning a Mahoney is still in the ly began to shine. haven’t gotten anywhere with Joe huge iron cook stove that took up With that, he took a huge iron The LZ-126 type of aircraft was the There are still eager collectors for Shoprite, 587 E. Middle Turnpike, for March 19 and we plan a Wednesday: Pea soup, hockey team last summer, I told all Manchester Hospital and you’ll never know how well MacDonald struck for eight goals McDonald. Mr. Wilpon said the new almost one end of the room. The first skillet, drpped some butter into it brain child of Count Ferdinand von anything that smacks of LTA in its Mnehester. Time: 7 to 10 p.m. stop at Quincy Market to ham salad on rye, tapioca in his first six games. But the guys in the city here that they'd she too, could use some they’ll go around the last turn. owners would make every effort to thing I did every morning, (5 and set it on the warm stove so that allow you time to browse pudding, beverage. have to be patient with the team cheering up. A month ago, the Oilers seemed MacDonald weighs performance a m.—milking time) was to fill the the butter melted very slowly. While around. There are number Thursday: Baked ahead of his goal scoring. because we're going to have a young sign me.” On Wednesday afternoon destined to finish 21st and last in the By the time the Mets sign players, woodbox. accept a hot cup of coffee I threw some wood in the fire, he Dental Health Week of restaurants around lasagna, tossed salad, “I'm not the type of person who defense. And, the kind of hockey it was bridge games and expanded National Hockey League. from Aunt Maggie, and then out to cleaned the fish, dipped them in there for you to choose Italian bread, Valentine players we've taken are guys that create the working capital, and hire the lucky prize winners Then, as if given a sudden jolt of elec­ puts figures on my goals,” he said. the cow barn for morning milking. milk, rolled them in corn meal, and from, as eating is on your cake, beverage. have made a lot of mistakes but had a the vast amount of scouts and special were; Marge Reed, 4,530 tricity, they surged five places up the “Like, I'll score this many goals, or instructors used by more aggressive The smell of the breakfast set them aside. In another spider, or own. For more information Friday: Hot dog on bun, lot of talent," Sather said. Martha Rockwell, 4,070 standings. that many. I know my capabilities organizations like the Yankees, they "fixings," plus the warmth of the skillet, he dropped a little bit of lard, or to sign up just call our baked beans, potato chips, The coach admitted that although Tooth Myths Explained Marjorie McLain, 4,020 With the 80-game regular season and in my own way I know when I'm will be flirting with a tag of $10 kitchen made it extremely difficult and set that on the stove, while 1 office 647-3211 or drop on chilled fruit, beverage. he’s “happy the way things are going Tom Regan, 3,920; Kay schedule about to enter its last satisfied and when I'm not.” million over a relatively short term. to go out into the cool mornings, and sliced the home fries. This is the last in a series of six ar­ the American Dental Association's gum tissues causing permanent by. Srlicdulc for Week Sather sees MacDonald as one of now,” he was a trifle off his mark in Ellsworth, 3,810. quarter, Oiler fans now believe the “We know there won’t be any bury my head against a cow’s flanks, We really had us a feed. Trout done ticles on dental health published by Council on Dental Therapeutics and damage. Aspirin taken internally The day is getting closer Sunday: 2 p.m., tryouts the team's solid performers. predicting when the adolescent Things at the Green BETTE MIDLER club leid by rookie “Super Kid” in those cold barns. I looked forward just right, so that we ate them bones the Evening Herald, in cooperation carry their statement on the carton. with water may relieve the pain. for the trip to Florida, and for Variety Show here at “Blair's a real steady hockey Oilers would mature. profits immediately," Wilpon said. School should really start Wayne Gretsky can move up another to coming back to that warm kitchen, and all. Home fries with onion, sliced with the Manchester Dental Society, Non-fluoride dentifrice can merely However, temporary relievers we remind you that your the center. ALANBATES_ player. 1 mean, he's really reliable “1 didn’t think it would take us as And we’re all committed to funding buzzing this coming week couple of notches. the money whenever 1 call for it.e after this morning chore. That fresh tomatos, home made bread and in observance of National Children's increase pleasure in brushing and merely cover-up the problem by final payment is overdue Monday: 10 a m. kitchen Coach Glen Sather, however, is not and 1 know what he's going to do all long to come around. I thought we Dental Health Week, Feb, 3-9. leave the mouth feeling fresh. and must be paid by this because by now all the con­ THEROSE might be in a better position in this a first-class team." kitchen, and breakfast stove, have to butter, apple pie with country eliminating the symptoms but not the tractors who bid on the job social games. Noontime looking beyond the regular season. the tim e" This article identifies some com­ MYTH: Oral irrigating devices can Wednesday. By the way, lunch served. 1 p.m., December.” be one of the most delightful cheese, and coffee. It was just super. cause, and a dentist should be con­ have been notified and iRl He'll be happy to finish strong and At 26, the Cornwall, Ont., native is mon myths that many people mis­ substitute for brushing and flossing sulted. we still have room for a pinochle games. Bus Sather put all down to dealing with New York baseball fans are memories any man can carry with 1 have tried to duplicate that meal we re waiting for them. then make a challenge next year. a natural complement to the other already discussing what might taken for facts. The following are because of their cleansing action. MYTH: Denture repair kits can couple more so if you'd like pickup at 8:15 a m., return young, aggressive players, him. over the years, and the closest I have Meanwhile our own "We're not really working towards members of his line: Gretsky, 19, and happen if the Yankees and Mets ever I can still see Loren and me sitting been able to come to it, is cooking some common misconceptions. The council on Dental Materials save a lot of time and money by to join the gang for 13 days trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. 25-year-old left-winger Brett “There's such a fine line between volunteers are working getting into the playoffs at this time. decided to go after a highly desirable in our respective chairs, watching trout in a spider over a wood fire. MYTH: While brushing, it's nor­ and Devices has recognized some eliminating, minor denture repair of relaxation and just let Tuesday: 9 a m., bus for confidence and destructive criticism hard as they start concen­ What we've done as far as our objec­ Callighen. Aunt Maggie and her daughter, For some reason or other, it just mal for gums to bleed a little. oral irrigating devices as being effec­ calls. the rest of the world go by; shopping. 9:30 a.m. oil Am erican “Wayne is such an offensive threat and trying to help these guys with free agent. trating on work in the base­ tive is concerned is we've split the For example, center fielder Fred Olive, shuffling pots, pans, griddles, doesn't come out the same way over While bleeding may be quite “com­ tive aids in cleaning the teeth and Commercial denture liners pose a give us a cal' you'll be painting class: 10 a.m.. and spends a lot of time on the offen­ constructive criticism that if you get ment. We will have a hobby Gigolo league into three divisions and put Lynn of the Boston Red Sox is and coffee pot, before placing gas or on an electric range. I know mon," it certainly is not gums; however, none is a substitute. serious threat to the dental health of glad you did. square dancing; 1 p.m. in­ going in the wrong direction you’ve shop, a ceramic and a craft A Paramount Picture r ourselves in the bottom third of the sive side of the guys that Callighen breakfast on the table. Hot cereal, it's the wood that accounts for part of “NORMAL". Bleeding may be a sign Since clinical studies have shown Well, the excitement come tax help and 1 p.m.. got to take your time to turn it currently unsigned and he is eligible the do-it-yourselfer. Since they are m league. And we re working to get out and B.J. have to cover up for him an to become a free agent at the end of bacon, or sausage and eggs, it, but I'm sure that the iron stove of periodontal disease and should be that they do not remove substantial not designed specifically for the con­ here at the center starts m around again.” of that bottom third right now" awful lot,” Sather said. homemade doughnuts, toast, checked by a dentist. amounts of dental plaque, oral tours of the patient’s moutn they are In the end, it’s “the home stretch the year. makes it better. 1 can hear the battle Sather's shining star remains If his 1980 production comes powdered wedges of pancakes, pie lines being drawn up now, when MYTH: Everyone loses their teeth irriga'ting devices should not be con­ often too tight. Unnatural tightness that counts," he said. Gretsky, who's also affectionately Sather, however, has got his anywhere near his 1979 figures of a and coffee. This was served every Joyce (my good wife) finds out I’m when they get older. sidered replacements for the and excessive pressure can cause the Ileres’ Bookmobile Route known as "The Franchise" problems. ,333 batting average, 39 home runs day, cooked every day, on that old going to try and cook trout in the Natural dentition should last a toothbrush and dental floss. These bone of the jaw to literally shrink One is Finnish right-winger Kari lifetime. With proper personal and MANCHESTER - Here 3:2b p m. — Nike Circle. Gretsky, whom many NHL and 139 RBI, he will command by far stove, and for 10 to 12 people. I have same manner, this spring over our devices can be especially helpful in away. When the ridges are gone, the I'uesday Makkonen, who has played only eight professional oral care you should is next week’s schedule for 4:10 p m. — West and North veterans said would not be able to the highest prices ever offered a free never tasted better food anywhere in wood stove. It’s not that she doesn't removing loose debris from those denture is useless and the dentist 10:30 am — Lincoln games this season and has spent Rec Volleyball keep your teeth all your life. The den­ areas which cannot be cleaned with the Manchester Public Fairfield streets. score in the big league, leads the agent. the world. It was fantastic. Anything like trout, or my cooking; it’s just may not be able to construct a new Center. most of his time watching from the the toothbrush such as around Library bookmobile: Thursday Smythe Division in scoring and is Standings: Women^ — » r- Thrifty . What would happen if both the cooked on a wood stove is just plain that our stove sits in front of the tal profession is committed to the one on the remaining tissue. The con­ 11:40 a m. — Ivy Manor third overall in the league behind press box. Package Store 32-7, Great ExpecU- Yankees and Mets decided they real- good! fireplace in the living room, and I’m plfllosopy that most dental disease orthodontic bands, fixed bridges and stant irritation of the liner on the Monday Apartments. 10:30 a m. — Regional Oc­ Marcel Dionne of the Los Angeles Sather wants to send Makkonen to tion 29-10, Farr s K-14, BMl 24-15, | yya^ted him? The breakfasts cooked on that not the neatest cook in the world. can be prevented. If problems do periodontal pockets. 2:10 p.m. — Ambassador cupational Training Center. gums can result in serious lesions in­ 10 a.m. — Case Drive. Drive. Kings and Guy Lafleur of the Mon­ the Houston farm club but. because Crockett Agency 24-15, Buffalo Water •' stove were memorable, as were the Wish me luck. I’ll need it. develop, the profession has the With either the pulsating or steady cluding oral cancer. 11:40 a m. — Bluefield 11:40 a.m. — Frances Drive. of contractural reasons, he cannot. Tavern 10-29, Chargers 8-31, Moriar- knowledge to recognize and control 2:50 p.m. — Carpenter 2:10 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. treal Canadiens. stream type, care should be taken in MYTH: Denture adhesives can be Drive. Road. "He doesn't have to go to ty Bros. 0-39. Men: American — dental disease and the technical 2:50 p.m. — Clinton Street Allowing that the club's current 3QUIZ Swann Director adjusting the water pressure since used to eleiminate chewing 2:10 p.m. — Newman Street 3:30 p.m. — Grissom Road. Houston,” Sather shrugged. “It was Redwood Farms 34-5, Insurers 32-7, ability to correct its harmful effects. excess pressure could cause trauma (off Center). (near Oak). streak is maintained in the last Bid To Be Withdrawn PITTSBURGH (U PI)-Pittsburgh problems. 4:10 p.m. — Woodstock 3:30 p.m — Ashworth quarter and that he has a bit of luck, written into his contract last year Renn’s Tavern 22-17, ABA Tool & Die MYTH: A dentist’s only job is to to the oral tissues. The use of these 2:50 p.m. — Thomas Drive Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann, Continuous use of denture Drive. Street. Gretsky could sneak away with the when we were in the WHA to get him 19-20, Watkins 7-32, Latvian NEW YORK (UPI) - The restore teeth. devices by people with advanced 3:30 p m. — Pine Ridge ART known for his graceful leaping adhesives often encourages a patient Wednesday 4:10 p.m. — Gerard Street scoring title in his rookie season. to come over here.” American Church 3-36. American League, in an effort to The dental profession stresses periodontal disease or with car­ Apartments. to prolong the wearing of a denture 4:10 p.m — Fountain U M l ShM CARNEY But, one of the Oiler's most solid Sather said that, although National: Lathrop Insurance Agen­ break the logjam in negotiations tor catches, Wednesday was elected to prevention as well as restoration. diovascular problems may be con­ 10 a m. — Crestfield Con- the board of trustees of the which should be adjusted or Village Apartments. valeseenl Home. F»UT. UT-M driving forces is in the consistency Makkonen has the ability to “add to cy 32-7, North Enders 28-11, Hoggers the sale of the Oakland A’s, said The dentist can recognize and control traindicated and professional super­ MMS -S k M ifit I Thursday the $4 million offer to the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater. reconstructed. Its use creates a false 2:40 p.m. — Spring Street Tkiwr DaTItirNc "GOING and persistence of right-winger Blair 23-16, Economy E lectric 23-16, disease and correct its effects. vision should be sought. retention and delays the acquisition fhi 1 ItMfti Oakland Coliseum board will be Swann reportedly pledged to take (near Gardner). italMNinV “B.J." MacDonald. Tierney’s 17-22, Lloyd’s Auto Parts He/she is a counselor to patients in MYTH: Detergent foods (celery, of the oral habits necessary for den­ IN STYLE” withdrawn at 5 p.m., PST Tuesday if an active part in the organization’s A com edY ro s re x >our hearr He and Gretsky were the Oilers 16-23, AMF Head 10-29, Tire Biters 9- dll areas of oral health including diet apples,...) can help clean teeth after ture support. The ADA Council on Vernoncinr hi .1 activities. emissaries to the Clarence Campbell 30. it isn't acted on. control.. In addition he/she can meals instead of brushing. Dental 'Therapeutics’ evaluation of HOUIIS 64-86 EXIT 95 6lote Q The league has proposed to make provide instruction for personal care Current research indicates that 64V 933’ Conference all-star game Feb. 6. Reds Satisfied adherent powders concluded that $4 million available in return for the of the teeth, gums, supporting bones, these do not cleanse the teeth by SAL’S RESTAUIIAIir MacDonald saw his all-star selec­ ei6iN 6MU)« mnetD se.i CINCINNATI (UPI) - Doug Bair they have “now therapeutic value Saturday release of the A’s from the remaining tongue and other soft tissues of the removing plaque. However, fibrous tion as recognition he's had one of his BASKETBALL POIMTS m 'W-W.HI5 M ST and Tom Hume, the Cincinnati Reds’ and have riot been shown to be SERVING BREAKFAST 7 DAYS A WEEK fastest starts in years — a major im­ YlW t. NO ACTIVE STAR years of their lease. If the offer isn’t mouth. foods are recommended as sub­ **" M A R R IE D MIX at Tunxia, 8 ISewman in Datsun TOUCH THAT. WHO IS TOW top relief pitchers last year, beneficial to tissues ... Continual use TILL NOON ON WEEKENDS " f i f e s provement over previous sea.sons. accepted, the negotiations apparent­ MYTH: Any toothpaste is accep­ stitutes for sugar-containing snack Eaat Catholic at South Catholic NEW YORK (UPI) - Actor Paul ON THE ACTIVE LIST WITH ly will end and Charles 0. Finley will Thursday^ signed one-year contracts of these powders may be objec­ Also, as a scoring force, he's second A 6IN«LE 6EA60N AVERAU table for cleaning teeth. foods, as they will not contribute to tionable because the gluey substance - ^ ( f ^ U P L E (girU), 8 Newman, a sports car national be forced to keep the A’s in Oakland for the upcoming season. only to Gretsky on the team and O F S S .4 ? Toothpastes which contain effec­ plaque formation. formed may become foul when com­ WRESTLING champion last year, will drive a new instead of selling them to Denver Last season, the two combined for SUNDAY 8-12 eighth in the league. A. PISTOL PETE tive fluoride compounds help pre­ MYTH: A toothache can be cured bined with the oral secretions and MON. - FRI. 6-12 Enfield at Mancheater, noon Datsun turbocharg^ V-8 this year he B. RICK. BARRY oilman Marvin Davis. 21 wins and 33 saves. Bair, 30, had an la iC a m ) . vent tooth decay. This is particularly by placing an aspirin directly on the may act as an irritant when local SAT. 6-12 ICE HOCKEY hopes will provide the powerful .C . O R . J 11-7 record with 16 saves while important for children’s growing 2. “The M i In the 1975-76 season, MacDonald Hume, 26, compiled a 10-9 record tooth. abrasion is present from an im­ Located behind Vernon National Bank PLEASE CALLTHEATRE East Catholic at Manchester Porche its most formida’ble teeth. The effective flouride This home remedy can injure the PRUEFIGHTER’pq was sent packing to the Indianapolis (Bolton Ice Palace), 7:50 challenger in 1980. ub-Sfli N3ia uaMS'dia with 17 saves. properly fitting denture.” • at the Circle FOR SCREEN TIMES Racers of the now defunct WHA after "toothpastes have been recognized by tooth pulp and burn the adjoining 1:W-3:M-7;1().(S)0 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb: 9, 1980- 17 16 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Ffb 9, 19M) MdO) Wanted Help Wantpd 13 Help Wanted *3 Help Wanted t* Homat lor Sale 23 Invaatmant Property 25 A rticlei lor Sale H tip W»nHd 13 Help Wanted 13 41 Artlelea lor Sale 41 JlN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll WANTED CLERICA L VERNON- Charming 5 room MANCHESTER- Newer 4 HOME HEALTH AIDES to [ADVERTISING PLEASE READ! j.m . and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts, ASSISTAOT: T^landJaunty Ranch set oji lovely store neighborhood center. USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to provide tersonal care to peo­ 10.00% jKpply director of nursing. II. good condition. 646^9. She H e ra ld ple in their homes. Nurses SECRETARY DEADLINE YOUR AD m SKLTOSD MNIIU. REIUM Salmonbrook Convalescent ausimiBURr ALUMINUM Sheets used as aide experience preferred. Full lim« opening Immediately JHome, off House Street, printing plates, ,007 thick CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Zilastonbury. Please call 633- Training provided if needed. available for Secretary to the Vice |12:00 noon Iho day Harald la raaponalbtol w tingl* Pramhiih ★ Inlarost Compulod 23x28Vi’’, 25 cents each or 5 FIREWOOD- All Hardwood Flexible daytime hours President in charge of Sales & Annuity from Day of lotuo to ______Of f i c e o f c i n e m a i, Zlnsser Agency. 646-lSll. for$l. Phone 643-2711, Must be cut 1 year' ago. Cut. split, Merchandising In the main office Iboforo publication. for only on# Incorrect I available. Evenings or * omo CmRIERWAIlTD COMPANY needs person for •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Announcemanfs of a large supermarket chain. We No R Chargo Day of w IM aw ol picked up before 11 a.m. deliverM, I2"-l6 ”-24”. Elmer weekends with pay differen­ Inaortlon and than only ★ No YYKhdrawol it Aooumulotlona M n Bo CURSES AIDES wanted for general clerical, light Lota-Land lor Sale 24 ONLY. Wilson, 649-5900. are seeking a bright, well lull time on all shifts. Apply tial. Must have own transpor­ organized Individual for varied I Deadline tor Saturday to the aizo of tha| Ponalty Tokon In A Lump Sum, bookkeeping work. 63 East Real Batata Wanted 28 ATTENTION TOTALPHONE DENTAL ASSISTANT , tation. Mileage paid. director of nursing. Salmon- SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need SURGICAL ASSISTANT and Interesting Clerical and |and Monday la 12:00 original Iriaartlon. it Abtoluloly No Foot or Partial WHhdrawal or A 2225 Main St. to Town Hall, Center Street, Manchester. SEALY FASHIONITER BILLING CLERK. High Typing Duties. Must be an Chargao el Any Kind UfbUma Incoma Srook Convalescent Home, off Call Mrs. Jones 649-2S96. SELLING your house? Call us f ALLS, tap and dye help receiving your calls? wanted for Oral Surgeons Of­ Errora which do not I . . . . «r Education seeks applicants with 5' years of experience Had you made plans to attend our Tea but were unable to EDUCATION Custom made draperies, slip------for a year round ((52 in preparing lavout, Blueprints required. covers and upholstery. Budget SEASONED FIREWOOD for 4 feet wide, 8 feet long. Moser BABYSITTER NEEDED commercial and residential come. U so Mrs. Henry DofN would be happy to meet with Safe, with Money Box, wiring. Benefits. Call 646-5420. weeks) Secretarial Posi­ assembly, and detail ChartMlMp«ranc« Applications acceptM Mon­ Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 sole. $55 1 ton truck load, Help Wanted 13 FOR 7-year-old Thursday and WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Company Foundor you and give you a tour of our facility. For those of yot taht day thru Friday. 9 to 11 a.m. Private Instructions 18 secured in cement block. Call Dubaldo Electric Company. tion. Immediate opening. drawings' in platework, or 646-1000. Please call after 4:00 p.m . 649-5889, Friday from 3 pm-11 pm - 1 day per week. Must have Applicants must possess structural steel, or related were able to attend the Tea, I would like to extend our and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com­ 644-1444. WE ARE LOOKING FOR Autumn and Oak street area. own transportation. Call 568- good typing and fields. LESPERANCE INS. AGENCY sincere appreciation for making the Tea a success. Limited pany, 1366 Tolland Turnpike, RIDING LESSONS indoor Call between 9 am and 2 pm HOUSEKEEPER FOR riding ring. Western stock Housewives interested in GREENWICH HOME. Live- 2605. stenographic skills. Salary Salary commensurate with Builneti & Eatate Analyait positions are available on the 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts full Manchester. EOE. making good money for part 647-9289. seat, saddle seat and hunt in. Care lor two children, ages range $8210 to $9965. experience, with prospects Tax Sheltered Planning and part time. Call for an appointment time hours, soliciting from Excellent benefits. Contact for advancement within seat. All levels 228-9817. Business & Service CAN YOUR PRESENT JOB 10 and 5. Working parents. Life & Health Plant our pleasant East Hartford Separate house provided. Wilson E. Deakin Jr., growing company. MARTIN BERGM ADMMSTRATOR. Office Hourly rate. Plus com­ fill your financial goals’ If the VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Excellent salary, plus extra Assistant Superintendent Excellent Company 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER VERNON MANOR HEALTH CARE FACUITY missions. plus bonuses Hours answer is no. mavbe I can SALES ADMINISTRATOR- Benefits Program WANTED PERSON TO Former faculty New York help. I have already put 759c benefits. Must drive. Mature Vernon office of company of Schools. BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old 9 a m. to 1 p.m Call us at 569- person preferred. Call 212-489- provided. To arrange for 647-1968 180 REGAN ROAD, VERNON, 871-0385 Music and Art High School. 4993. ask for Teresa. of mv management staff in exporting Electronic Equip­ 647-3 45 T interview call: boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 Professional Singer/Pianist. Cadillacs. Interested’ Call 1002. 9 a m to 6 p.m. ment requires a Sales Ad­ 646-0805 after 5 pm p.m., Rachael Road area. 644-8597. Uful OirKMr Mnv Hmnimi Fira Eqiuil Opportunity Employer Your home or mine No 236-3126 Equal Opportunity ministrator to handle InWM If kmn M a M o, he. Employer. Purchasing, Liaison with weekends. Call 646-3487. Manufacturers. Invoicing, and SO Hm Sm StTMt East Hartfari Cam. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BABYSITTER WANTED 3 DENTAL ASSISTANT- Exporting Technical to 5:30. Monday thru Friday Experience necessary. Multi­ background and experience 528-4481 PIANO AND ORGAN tau ^ l and school vacations Own MAINTENANCE REPAIR HAIRDRESSER WANTED: RARE OPPORTUNITY - by Mickey Fendell, Over 25 POSITION - Basic skills girl office. Excellent benefits. required. Contact: Intertrade Transportation Call after Scientific, Inc.. 871-0401. Male or Female. Full or part BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST DENTAL HYGENIST- OWN YOUR OWN years’ experience playing required in Carpentry, Plum­ Salary negotiable. Immediate sought for Connecticut office 5:30. 646-7230. opening Call 646-4314. time. Excellent benefits, 3 Glastonbury. Part time. BUSINESS. Distributor for EAST HARTFORD with orchestras and big bands. bing. Electrical Wiring, i weeks paid vacation, 1 week of manufacturer’s represen­ Kodak film, Duracell 649-5892. Machine repair. Active, take- BANK TELLER- Part time Flexible hours. Must include NEED EXTRA INCOME’’ opening in our Glastonbury of­ sick pay. Experienced tative. Small but busy office some Saturdays. Karen 646- MAKE EXTRA MONEY = Batteries. G.E.. Sylvania and charge person needed. Call OPTICAL LABORATORY- with congenial atmosphere. 19 Work one of our Outdoor Looking for career minded fice will train. Call Mr. operator only need apply. 2142. DURING YOUR SPARE TIMEI* other photo products needed Schools-Cfatses Services Ottered Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Flower Locations on Bev Hannan for interview ap­ Convenient East of the River in your area. No selling. Ser­ pointment. 749-2238 8 a m to people. Apply in person to: O'Leary, 633-4606, State Bank Show our now lino of Colondoro, I CARRIER WANTED location. Experience FOR THE BEST - Manchester LEON CIESZYNSKI weekends. Car needed. SDR Optical Style Bar. 763 Main For Savings, Equal Oppor­ THE TOWN OF pono ond odvortlolng gift* to I vice top Retailers under C&M TREE SERVICE - Free PAINTING - Interior and Enterprises. Andover. Conn . 3:30 p m.. Monday thru GLASTONBURY is looking for preferred. Contact Ms. Fran exclusive contract established Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 exterior, paperhanging, BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Astec Friday. Corbin-Gentry Street. tunity Employer. M/F. locol Arms. Prompt, friondly estimates, discount senior 742-9965 a Musical Conductor for Barnett at 633-8385 for an ap­ vIco from Bmoll town, 71 yoor old, | By us. High immediate in-, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ citizens. Company excellent work references. ditions, Remodeling, Rec Chimney Somersville. pointment. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. I troductory lesson with this ad. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens TEMPORARY WORKERS- Glastonbury Youth Service I AAA-1 Compony. Wookly com-|’ oome minimum required in- 163 - 247 High Street, Manchester-owned and Free estimates. Fully in- SECRETARY for one man Apply 81 Commerce Street, I mlBOlont. No invootmont or* Remodeled, Ceilings. Bath Sweeps assignments East of the river production of "Carousel." iwstment $9,975. 1(X)% profit Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. operated. Call 646-1327. sured Martin Matson, 649- Law Office. Shorthand and IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for for Clerk/ Typists. Production dates Aug. 14, 15, Glastonburv. PTG I I coHoctlono. Bo your own boot. | structure. Call between 8 AM 6 - 66 High Court, and 4431 Tile. Dormers, Roofing. waoTuns typing essential Reply to: PART-TIME: Immediate Laundry stockroom. Folding, Secretaries, with and without 16, 1980. Call Chris Gullotta, COMPANY. Telephone 633- I I Full timo potontlol. Noa 4 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or Residential or Commercial. Rscoar PERSON WANTED to clean oxporionco nocotoory. Wrltol B&M TREE SERVICE- . «ur DAiMTiMf- r > ^ x SS. c d Manchester Opening available for training sorting, coding etc. Pleasant shorthand. Top company. Call 633-5231, Extension 331. 7631. I write: American Film □ REAL ESTATE 649-4291. Rt tkiM lt Uk rnk offices four hours a.m. Mon­ I Richard Lowo. NEWTON MFQ. I 235 Main Street. Specialist in tree and stump Contrac- •t (hiaaff tirti Herald. as: Automotive mechanic. working conditions. Equal Op­ Lvdia, Dunhill Temps, 289- day, Wednesday and Fridaj^ I CO., Dopi. 624, Nowton, low«{ Processing, Inc., 1935R fitkMt nikiRi I portunity Employer. Apply )n CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC j Qoover Court, B’ham, AL removal. Free estim ates pa'p^r S ^ in g a fV T s L w e CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Communications specialist. 4319 Buckland area Apply: I 50206. 1 Colonial Park Rd., Trailer Park Homes For Sale 23 Senior citizen discount. 24 HmisRS AnniTiriNS •ni MATURE PERSON to care Supply Specialist, Clerk- person:' Mechanics Uniform - Experienced only. Top 35226. rates. Fully insured. Free HOUSES, ADDITIONS, Tm Sinferi for my school age children in Adams Street. wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 ] hour. year round service. 643- GARAGES. ROOFING Si typist No experience Service. 151 Park Avenue, 72^5. ^SPEcTa L^'w I'n TER Wayne 649- Kuen Iridt my home during school hours, CUSTOMER SERVICE 'Berlin ■ , Tpke.,Tpke Wethersfield, TYPISTS AND CLERK NIANTIC ■ GIANTS NECK 7696. SIDING- Kitchens, necessary Join the Connec­ East Hartford. BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, RATES! plus vacations Own transpor­ ticut Army National Guard. CLERK - Recieves telephone 563-0151. TYPISTS are needed to work Bathrooms, and Repair Work tation. Call 644-2244 PART TIME SERVICE customer inquiries and paneled living room, eat-in Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ MNOUTO Call ^rge’ant Hanna at 649- WANTED PART TIME TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER in the Hartford area. Call CALL CHRIS kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heal, EXPERT PAINTING and PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 0423 lor enlistment informa­ SECRETARY: Shorthand and ATTENDENTS - Days and provides information for today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. - Interior and exterior. vis for estimates, 643-6712. orders, acknowledgements, sought for Connecticut office lovely quiet setting on dead­ LANDSCAPING Specializing 613-0130 CLERKS- General office tion typing, 60 plus words per nights, starting March 1st. Commercial and residential. duties. Calculation, filing, in­ Training now. Call A-1, 649- and shipments. Also works of manufacturer’s represen­ end street, deeded beach in Exterior House Painting. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 ______1 minute essential. General tative. Small but busy office EXPERIENCED SANDWICH rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Tree pruning, spraying, Free estimates. Fully in­ voicing. etc. Full time only. clerical duties. Professional 4917. cldsely with field sales and MAKERS wanted for cocktail 647-9946 or 647-9947 sured 646-4879 Apply Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye A WOMAN OR MAN receives marketing personnel. High with congenial atmosphere. agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, mowing, weeding. Calf 742- BIDWELL HOME Improve­ equal compensation in our office. Call 646-3003. Convenient East of the River lounge. Call 644-9637 between Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal 7947, Street. South Windsor BOOKKEEPER - Full school diploma or the BE AN AD-VISOR 9 a.m. and 12 noon. J.P. LEWIS Si SON- Custom ment Co. Expert installation FIREPLACE AND business. If you're looking for location. Experience housing opportunity. 443-4470. ALL ROUND charge. Medium-size Health equivalent in a combination of Decorating. Interior Si of aluminum siding gutters CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. LEGAL SECRETARY At­ a Career Opportunity in Care Facility in eastern schooling and experience preferred. Contact Ms. Fran BRICK, BLOCK, STONE and trim. Roofing installation Brick, Fieldstone Specialist. Management, call 646-3936. MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ Barnett at 633-8385 for an ap­ COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 L2 Fireplaces, concrete. Exterior Painting, tractive Glastonbury firm dustrial Laundry Electrical Connecticut requires an in­ required. Must have good Paperhanging Si Remodeling, and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. Telephone John Wennergren, seeks experienced Legal Equal Opportunity Employer. dividual with the capabilities typing and telephone Aills pointment. The Herald Is currently looking for a phone Ad-Vlsor baths, first floor panelled Chimney repairs. No job too Mason. 649-3012. & Hydraulic experience $370 / THOUSAND FOR small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Secretary. Much client con­ required. Company Paid to work with people. and be able to work effective­ for Its classified department. family room with fireplace Call 649-9658 r EXPERT ' ------PART-TIME HELP Knowledge of accounts ly with all levels of manage­ ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. and large deck. Formal dining estimates. STEEL, VINYL, AND tact. Benefit package Call WANTED - Evenings or Benefits. Pleasant at­ HELP WANTED Postage paid. Free applica­ ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING 633-4617. receivable and payable, and ment. Apply between 1 and 4 PERSONNEL CLERK room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ ALUMINUM SIDING. Trim weekends i^ply at: Dairy mosphere. Equal Opportunity tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86 , 732 age. Wooded lot, walk out WATERPROOFING LEE PAINTING - Interior Si I • Very Clean Work I work a specialty. Small jobs Employer. Apply in person or other health care billing p m. in the General Offices If you are an intelligent, WE OFFER Exterior. ' Check My Rate Mart. 368 Spencer Street. procedures necessary. Salary Building of Rogers Corp., Mill Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. basement. Group I, Philbrick Hatchways, foundation I * Many References I welcome. Call 228-0800, MAINTENANCE Manchester. 569-3046 call: Mechanics Uniform Ser­ mature person, we have a cracks, tileup pumps, gravity Before You Decorate" * Diligent 8i Carelul ! negotiable depending on Si Oakland Streets. Two delivery persona. Agency, 646-4200 APPLICATIONS now being vice. 151 Park Avenue, East position in our Personnel • Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday TEMPORARY WORKERS- feeds, window wells. 30 years’ Dependable. Fuliv Insured I • Safely Inspection Included • Heeling-Plumbing Hartford, 289-3421. experience. Call Mr. Bergin Manchester, Conn. Equal Op- 646-1653 35 accepted for full time COOK - Experience Required. “ ■ r. M/F. Department. A pleasant a Paid Medical and Dental Benefits Assignments East of The VETERANS. Unbelievable experience. 643-4953, 872-8413 weekend maintenance man. 871-2908 between the hours of 9 portunity Emplover. Good working conditions and to noon. personality, good typing a Pleasant Working Conditions. One part time person, NIghte and weekends River (or Clerk / Typists opporlunitv Buy this 5 ■NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilei Apply in person to Meadows benefits. Call for appoint­ SHADE & OUTDOOR secretaries with and without bedroom. 2 bath Colonial. No ’ATTENTION WORKING DAN SHEA PAINTING Si !? h e“ t e l repairs, plugged drains, Convalescent Home. 333 ment. Ask lor head chief, 649- TOBACCO OPENINGS and figure aptitude essen­ shorthand. Top con^any Top down payment No closing PARENTS" I will babysit DECORATING- Interior & kitchen faucets replaced, Bidwell Street, Manchester. 5271. available for Foreman M/F, EXPEMENGED CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSKliENT tial. Must have previous YOU SHOULD pay, for top skills. Call Lydia, costs. Strano Real Estate. 64^ your child in my home with Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. j c H I M h E Y ^ I repaired, rec rooms, Supervisors & Key farm clerical experience. Dunhill Temps. 289-4319 . 2000 loving care. 528-8560 Quality Craftsmansnip! Call bathroom remodeling, heat Employees. Tobacco or Full lime in marketing department J.C. PENNEY 646-5424 I SW E E P for Hartford Despatch-Allied Van Background in personnel a Type 40 WPM modernization, etc. Free related farming experience NORSE AIDES 96 Progress Drive TEA CH ERS AT ALL RAISED RANCH. New quali- BOOKKEEPING- |649-143r*"’"4 Estimate gladly given. M & M necessary. Excellent wages Line Ideal position for person who and/or payroll helpful. a Have Pleasant Telephone Manner enjoys dealing with people, has Manchester, Ct. LEV ELS: U n iv e rsa l ty built. 70’ long. 9 rooms. 3 Professionally done in my Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. and benefits. Year round Complete program of a Like to Work with the Public Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, tiedrooms. Family room with home. Pick up and delivery employment. Contact: Per­ NEEDED keen interest m furniture styles, possesses good communication liberal fringe benefits a Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling Ore. 97208. fireplace. 2 car garage. Trees. arrangement Please call 647- Flooring sonnel Department, Con­ JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 36 skills. We will train you for Office Much more. $98,500. Group I. 1785. solidated Cigar Company. 131 To provid* Hurting C irt which includes- Paid CALL 643-5147 Quality Painting, repairing chimneys, roofs. responsibilities in marketing and, PART TIME HELP Wanted Philbrick Agency 646-4200 & Oak Street. Glastonbury, in privalt homtt tnd Holidays, Vacation, Sick Paperhaneine Paoer new roofs Free estimates. 30 FLOORSANDING with experience, for surveys of INTERESTED? lor appointment between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. downtown, Manchester. Call SPECIALISTS IN HOME Removal. wTall W n a r a tL ------nc-v.M.cu.Mr-REFINISHING- c-,„„Floors like Conn.. 06033, 633-3641. An Mtdicil Ficllltlat. Pirt Leave, Pension and a Com­ vears Experience. Howley, what customers will require for 646-5999. MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, Ceilings. Staining. Visa and M3-5361. new! Specializing In older Equal Opportunity Employer. limt, full timt. Conildtri- prehensive Group In­ CALL 643-2711 Remodeling Additions. R P. tlon givtn to proltrtnct manpower and van size m moving CAPE- Full dormer, Master Charge accepted. floors Natural ancand stained Kxcellenl new career opportunity surance Plan, Free A ik lor Lm Endorlln or Jo Doary aluminum siding, awnings, Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Free Estimates, Insured. 649- ROOFER WILL Install Roof, floors No waxing anvmore' SUBWAY OF MANCHESTER of:—Locttlon tnd Hourt. new 1 '2 bath, enclosed porch, 3654. Siding or Gutter for Low John Verfaille, 646-5750. is now hiring. Good opportuni­ NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY tor resourceful Individual Heply Parking. Call Personnel 0095. with resume to Personnel plastic walls, rec room, Discount Price Call Ken at ty for a few good people to For Inlormitlon cill Department at 289-3301 PART TIME. Want cash for A6AMS INDUSTRIES Manager workshop. Clean. $59,900 647-1566 work part time. Applicants 643-9515 Monday thru Friday 9 to 4. (he holidays? For every day? Peterman Agency, 649-9404, should have a good math ap­ ft’s easy with the phone in CAREER OPPORTUNITIES HARTFORD DESPATCH SlieHeralii or 649-4844. titude, with some register AID A ASSISTANCE MOTTS four own home. Call 249-7773. start your future with a fast growing aero-space INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR R&R HEBERT PAINTING- experiences, and like to work P.O. BOX 8271, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING company. Experiencod help required In the MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom Home Improvements. Wall Interior Si Exterior with the public. Late after­ U S T HARTFORD, 00100 SHDPRITESUPERMARKnS papering and painting and all o1 Nortii Eatttrn Com. following categories: Cape Garage, stove, new oil "Guaranteed Quality noon and late night shifts 357 E itl C inttr 81. {’lease restrict phone calls to 9- 59 L«gg«H StrMt phases of remodeling, in­ Workmanship! ” Call 649-7718 11 a m EOE. East Hartford, Conn. burner, enclosed porch, available during the week and MinchM ttr plastered walls, rec room, cluding roofing and siding. weekends. Must be neat and Ab UbrI QppirfNii fmfkjv LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Clerk-Typist Expediter Free estimates 647-1227. SERVICE needs folderess workshop Immediate oc­ TEACHERS - E^erienced reliable. Apply in person to Pricing Clerk Junior Accountant cupancy $59,900 Peterman Interior, Exterior 288 Center Street, across from »^ull or part time, AM and PM. EXPERIENCED OFFICE Incom e T a x Services * Call 289-1527. Stock Puller Inspector Agency. 649-9404, or 649-4844. Paperhanging, Painting, PASTA-POWERED Tl'NA Moriarty Brothers CLEANING. Nightly or week­ Staining. Reasonable Rates. Inside Seles NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 ly. Reasonable rates. Please Free Estimates. Pete 649- 8 ounces <7*3 cups) Hearty 1 can (7 ounces )tuna, SALESMAN- Opportunity for call 649-8506 or 649-6737. exx noodles drained and flaked exciting position. Knowledge acre lot. Aluminum siding 5873, Jim 289-3579, Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person storms, screens. Appliances, I con itOs, ounces) condensed '■j cup cooked chopped spinach of stoves helpful. Base plus CARPENTRY WORK AND cream of celery soup Buttered bread crumbs PHONE SALES FROM commission Full medical 8 a.m .toll a.m.andl p.m.todp.m. carpeting. $92 500. Several Building Contracting 33 other Colonial styles being new ceilings installed No jobs s *1 cup milk Shredded sharp cheese HOME. (Daytime) Part or •benefils. Paid vacation Call to small, but some are too big. k ★ full lime. Person to contact >Irs, Gray 525-1931. built. Peterman Agency, 649- WES ROBBINS Carpentry Cook noodles a-, directed on puckage: drain in colander. Mean- 9404 , 649-4844 Call evenings, 643-9321 remodeling specialist. Ad­ GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the INCOME TAX chile. In broller-iirool •-killei or ))an combine .soup, milk, tuna and businesses and building owners to arrange Free HOUSEWIVES .COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ADAMS INDUSTRIES ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ole 1-2 punch ! Tax Corpora- PREPARATION. Reasonable -plnach hc.sl -tirn n c occaslonalls. Add noodle.s to tuna m ixture, BOLTON YEAR ROUND 2 WOMEN TO CLEAN YOUR bu i 11- i n s , ba throoms. tion of Arne rica, SECOND accurate, in your home or op allh crumbs cneese or ijotli Place under broiler a feu minutes Survey of potential for saving -Earn up to $200 a week. 340 PROGRESS DRIVE HOME in Manchester while energy (Heating, Cooling, ^Experienced or will train. WATERFRONT Huge living kitchens, 649-3446 largest Tax S ervice is FIRST mine. Norm Marshall, 643- in 'll rhee-,- m elt, -i: • riimlxs Ijroan luthtls .Makes 4 serungs MANCHESTER vou work Please call 646-5168. in convenienc 5 Your home-or 9044. Electricity I Advance pay for -Applv 330 Ledyard Street. room, large eat-in kitchen, 3 large bedrooms and full base- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. my office 6 rauiine appointments High com­ E artford. ALL INTERIOR missions paid upon contract. REAL______ESTATE SALESMAN____ ment $48,500 Group I, Additions, Repairs,’ Cabinets Kozuck r REMODELING Si Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Experienced person wanted by old established Philbrick Agency. 646-4200 RENOVATION - Including prelerred. For interview, call Earn Extra Money firm. Must be a self-starter,------Carpentry, Plumbing, . „ . „ ALLISIV 1 . IXB,ELER TAX TIMOTHY J CONNELLY INCOME AX, SERVICE. 80s EAST HARTFORD Mr. Barry Wolf at Dagar aggressive, personable and BOLTON- RANCH 5 ROOMS, Wallpapering, Suspended rns prepared Exotic rear yard, in-ground pool, tenants pay hall the Energy, 647-9700. hold a Connecticut license. 1-arge fireplaced living room. Carpentry and general con- PREPARATION SERVICE - fn the privacy o your home. Ceilings, Sneetrocking. tracling. Hesiacnlial and mortgage HELP WANTED We’ll show you the way to fnh basement. 150x300 lot. 1 Kitchens, Bathrooms I’ine At your borne. 20 Years Dop t delay - ca 11 today. 871- enjoy an unmatched lucrative, owner. Excellent condition, commercial. Whether it be a Experience, Dan Mosler, 649- ^ work at a reasonable price. sniall repair job. a custom 3329, or 525-8263. CIERK/TYPIST, rew arding professional $58,900. F.J. Spilecki, 643-2121. Vincent Pizzonia, 643-2543. 70 s SOUTH WINDSOR We nave im m e d ia t With Your Own MALE OR FEMALE career Send resume to Box built home or anvthing in Owner financing on custom built Ranch. lenings in the main office between, call 646-1379. K, c/o Evening Herald. Ta^xes*^oreDareiALL TYPES OF TAXES our Supermarket Chain. I I Mancheatar CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - Wbyllading^XpendentTax PREPARED- Individual, We are seeking bright, well I Machinists experienced on surface i NEW HOMES 60s GLASTONRURY organized individuals for a 1 I BOOKEEPING FOR SMALL Additions and Remodeling. UiUnt. W «9^1. p S . Unbelievable price and unbelievable 6'/:% financing. varied and interesting grinder and milling machine to manulac-1 $78,000.-7 room BUSINESSES - Personal, con­ Free estimates. Call Anthony Part Time Job! NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 Squillacote 649-0811. nouse. 568-0633. duties Must be able to Colonial. 4 bedrooms, fidential. Up-date records for 50’s ROLTON follow thru on details. |ture small parts. EDM operators. NO| Shift. Orientation program family room with 1 979 taxes. Monthly Pleasant phone manner starling every Monday. Plea­ fireplace, garage, deep bookkeeping available. Cafi FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY TAX RETURNS INCOME TAX-Done in your Perfect. 3 bedroom home. As little as $2,700 down. . . . and mothers with young chiidren, bring them sant working conditions. Call - Remodeling and Additions. and good typing required. {experience necessary. We will train.| freed lot, 649-2903, 12 noon to 3 p.m. PREPARED: Please call now Six years experience, Free parking. 38’Vj hour with you and save on baby sitting costs. Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 for your Evening or Saturday call for very Reasonable Convalescent Home, 289-9571. years’ experience! For Free 40’S VERNON work week. Liberal Fringe ,Good starting rates and many company | $03,900.-8 room Cape. J.B. ELECTRONICS - appointment. Noreen B. Rates. 646-5346. Walter Benefit Program, which in Estimates, call 646-4239. 2 or 3 bedroom Ranch nestled In the plhes. Short walk to ipaid benefits. Please phone 289-2717 or 4 bedrooms. 2Vkbaths. full ’Manchester’s Stereo Carpenter, 646-7788. . zipgigr lake. eludes. Paid Holidays BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Expert” Repair all brands of Vacation and Sick Leave MY HOME preferably from carpeting, fireplaced fami­ Home Stereo & Portable TVs. FARRAND REMODELING - Group Insurance Program Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Call Now apply at: Manchester, Vernon, Bolton ly room, gas heat, 2 car call Jack. 643-1262. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, including Hospitalization area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 garage, treed lot. Room Additions, Decks, All ★ HOMEOWNERS gas allowance. p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- types of Remodeling and Life Insurance and Dental $08,000.-8 Room WILL BABYSIT full lime or GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the $0. IS the cost lor mortgage counseling on ANY Cl. home Plan Excellent Pension SOUND INTERESTING? 3914, part time in my home. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ or out of state property. Call the financial experts for an Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2% ly insured. Phone 643-6017. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Corpora­ Plan, good starting rate NOBLE & WESTBROOK anytime, 646-4644. tion of America. SECOND appointment. \A/e will make your future affordable. For a personal interview You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 LEGAL SECRETARY- Law baths, family room with our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ 20 Westbrook St. Firm in Vernon seeks full fireplace, gas heat, treed CARPENTRY - All types of largest Tax Service is FIRST call: Personnel Depart or Painting-Papering 32 repairs. Porches, Decks. Tool in convenience. Your home- or ment. at 289-3301 Monday dependence and your own Income ... time Legal Secretary with lot. 647-9947 East Hartford, 06108 good Wping and shorthand Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and my office. 647-9426. Pauline thru Friday 9 to 4. MERRITT, agency PERSONAL Paperhanging Windows Hung. Ceiling Kozuck. FIRESIDE An equal opportunity employer skills. Experienced preferred. for particular people, by Dick. MOTTS Ask for Jeanne Fromerth Raaltora 848-1180 Repaired and Painted Call Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Call 643-5703 anytime. 646-8030 SHOPRITE SUPERMARKETS a.m. and 5 p.m. anytime, 643-6130. 59 L«gg«tt SIrMi iriririritir-h-k-k ekitkkkkkkkk kkkkkkitk-kkkkkkk* Eatt Hartford, Conn. irii'-kii-kitiriririr-k It leal OrWrtmtT h a h t« ★ ¥ k** *''n tie op'’''®" Ik- C a l l 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 * Call 643-2711 0 to marKe b o y e O’ if.k-k'k'kifir-k-k'k-k'k 18 - EVENING HERALD. S at. Ffh 8

EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Feb. 9. IWO- 19 you ARE HERE, Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz BUT YOU AREN'T ALL THERE VE5/I THINK HOU'P '1 5H0ULPHAVE WHEN m OPEN '/OUK ACROSS 58 Energy unit Answer to Brevious Puzzle (Pl-) EYES THAT WIPE, VOU 1 Greater in X E B E |C I □ □ Q D Rbby /MAKE A GREAT OWL ^AKNEPW J 59 Brim M USED CAR SALE LET TOO MUCH LIGHT number 0 U 8|8lE □ □ □ Q C IO -y By ADigaii van Buren ------^ 6 Early part of A N N E A L IN5IPE VOUR HEAP day DOWN 8 8 T ■ i A i ------9 Fast aircraft (abbr.) 1 Weird 12 Love (Lat.) 2 Threatening 13 Common 3 Shakes (i' VfCf, y ^ Her Ambition: metal 4 Compass ThaxM 1 - f 14 Indefinite in point DRIVE ONE TODAY! order 5 Kind of radio ArUcIt tor S»lt 41 Dogt-BInls-Pot* 43 Homes tor Rent 54 A Bullerina! 15 Mention wava □ RENTALS DEAR ABBY: Please don't laugh, this is a serious pro­ 16 Burial place 6 Raw matarials 18 Picnic pest 7 City in Italia 1 YEAR SEASONED OAK- AKC BRITTANY SPANIEL NEWLY DECORATED 2 7 9 Z E P H Y R blem. I am a girl, nearly 17, who wants more than anything PrIacIMa’s Pop — Ed Sullivan female pup. 8 weeks old. Shots 19 Celestial bear 8 Compass 26 Wild goat 40 Get even with Cut, split and delivered $75 a Room s to r R ent 52 bedroom with den. Ranch. else in the world to become a bullfighter. When I tell people cord Call 643-7706 after 4:30 and wormed. *100. Call 64.3- 20 Measure of point 27 Curbs 44 Ovine creature Applianced kitchen, garage. that this is my ambition they think I am kidding, but I'm not. LEARNING > -MBP/TATE. OH, I JUST IT ALVUAVS HAS paper 31 Fog and 46 Printer's p.m 8145 No pets or children. Security. A LIST OF 9 Pouts THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ I know it is an unusual profession for a woman, but I can’t CDMMEKJAL. , U>/ETHEy SUCH A NICE 21 Spanish 10 Layers smoke measure trally located Downtown *450.00 monthly. Call 644-1019. see any reason why a woman shouldn't be as good as a man SPELLING ENGAGeMEArr- ^ WORP ^ RING TO IT.' dance SEASONED OAK 11 Gland 33 Moreover 48 Arrange in Manchester. Kitchen when it comes to bullfighting, do you'/ WORt?S- EN&tGEMENV- 23 Love of curios 35 Overextended FIREWOOD. *50.00 a dump ¥uslcal Instruments 44 RENT NOW. BUY LATER - 17 Three (prefix) layers privileges. Call 649-2358. I have never been to see a bullfight, but those I've seen in 24 Regretted 36 Refuting truck load. George Griffing. 8-Room Raised Ranch. 10 25 Cable 19 Home of 49 Celled on Andover. Call 742-7886 HOLTON TRUMPET - Good minutes to Manchester. Large the movies and on television look like the most exciting 28 Family Abraham 37 Pact phone condition. *90 or best offer. 2 ROOMS ! Free. 1 *20 week­ 4 DR., 0 CYL, AUTO„ Pt, sport in the world. It takes grace, and lots of guts, and I've 22 Paradise 36 Covered ly; mature male an(l female. living room with fireplace. All RADIO, PRICCD TO NELL member 52 Female saint In some places woodmen 646-1032 appliances. 3 Bedrooms. got both. 29 To be (Let.) 23 Dog doctor, avenue (abbr.) One with License for errands $4495 for short 39 Pilots have been known to ask a and meals. Private entrance. Finished Family Room. Pool. Can you tell me how to get into this line of work’/1 know I 30 Helps 53 Canticle tree's forgiveness before cut­ 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ can't gel any training in this country, but I am willing to go 32 Church part Call 649-5459. Ducks Wooded lot. *495 . 875- t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ting it down. cluding Ovations, plus free 5760. 7 6 INARK IV to Mexico. Or even to Spain if necessary. (p!-) case with this ad Carlos Thanks for any help you can give me. 34 Custom 12 13 14 guitars 60'"f off Rivers Music. FURNISHED SLEEPING 36 Motoring WE BUY i SELL USED FUTURE BULLFIGHTER 7 Main Street. New Britain. ROOM for mature gentleman. Offices-Stores for R en t 55 association IS 16 17 FURNITURE- One piece or 225-1977 Lavawavs Share modern bath. Parking 41 Nearest entire household. Cash On The available. No cooking. Securi­ PROFESSIONAL DEAR BULLFIGHTER: Since bullfighting is outlawed in 42 Smelting 11 li 20 Line. Furniture Bam 646- ty and references. $150 BUSINESS OFFICE the United States, you would have to get your training in a chamber 0865 21 22 H 2 3 Garden Products 47 nrionthly Call 64.3-2121. BUILDING - Approximately country that permits it. But before you do anything, may I 43 Tore 2600 square feet, with ample make a suggestion? Ask yourself why you want “more than Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 45 Interim ruler 24 25 26 27 28 KITCHEN PRIVILEGES, parking. Close to Center, 47 Assemblage SHORT-SEASON Loaded w ith typical MarH equip­ anything else in the world" to excel in the brutal and bloody HERB’S THE WALKIB-TALKIEl 1 I'l-L LET VA KEEP HER CALM PROBLEMS? Vesey's Seeds free parking central location hospital and new court ment Mint coodition. Low mile- business of torturing and killing animals for sport and enter­ 48 Put in shape 29 30 31 Security and references building. For info, call 568- K N O W OVER. A n d s e t t h e 50 Kind of bread understands. For 40 years. tainment. THE CB RADIO SEARCH p a r t y 32 33 34 35 36 37 Veseys has been testing and required 643-2693 after 4:30 7658 or 871-0401. " *6 19 5 51 One without KING SIZE GOLD BOND pm HOW I MAKE o u r FORMED PRONTOl memory foam mattress and box proving short -season DEAR ABBV: 1 am getKng marned soon, and am keeping PRUMMIN’ UP 38 39 40 41 42 vegetable and flower seeds. MANCHESTER- 1000 Square Send perBonal Valentine Qreetlngt to the ones you love in a new 79 MUSTANG '4795 A SEARCH 53 Scandinavian spring Asking *250 . 649-0752 my own name instead of taking my husband’s name. When god 43 44 MANCHESTER - Kitchen Feet Manufacturing. Light In­ auion 'f u i- i ft OOU m.lxs PARTY! 45 46 Although our home base Is and novel way. On Thursday, February 14th, we will publish a we have children, what last name should we give them? 54 Temperature eastern Canada, our privileges On Center Street, dustrial. Many possibilities. WOOD STOVE- *60 4 13 - near Main. Gentleman Office Space included. *375 special Valentine Greeting page in the Classified section of this We don't want to hyphenate our last names since both are unif (abbr.) 47 48 49 50 wheels (Plymouth Wagoni. 2 customers (more like gar­ 77 COlONr PARK quite long. 55 Hunter's dening partners really I help preferred. *40 weekly. Securi­ monthly. Heat and electric in­ paper. Call one of our classified ad counselors now. They will be 51 52 5 ^ 14 " steel mags, automatic ty required. Call 644-0019. cluded. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. Station Wagon, auto., B.J. shelter transmission for 1970 Pontiac. with suggestons from all over happy to help you write your message. 56 Force 54 North America See the factory AC, roof rack, 55 56 Call 649-4310. Apartments For Rent S3 Resort Property DEAR B.J.: In America, children traditionally take their 57 Compass results of all this short-season full power, 9 passenger If 57 58 59 For Rent 56 father's lost name. But since you have already broken with point knowledge in our free 19B0 - 3 9 LOOKING for anything in real tradition by keeping your own last name, you're obviously PINE TRESTLE TABLE A catalogue Write shortly: (N[3995 Alley Oop — Dave Graue order. *60. per cord. Delivery A n tiq u e s 48 4.56 MAIN STREET- Three bination of both your names — regardless of how long they briclQC are. Either would create fewer identity problems extra. Hebron 228-0168 rooms heated. No appliances. Wanted to Rent 57 THE PACK RAT- .Antiques. No pets Tenant Insurance throughout their lives. T M p r e t t y s u r e i t /WHAT M4kKES ITISNtTH ATBB) AN' THEVRE SOUNDS LIKE Collectibles. Miscellaneous. P.S. If anybody out there haa had to deal with this pro­ WASN'T THAT FLVIN' VlOU THINK S O TJ US SAID ITLOOKED HEADIN' FOR V'MKSKT HAVE AN required. *225 monthly. *300 79 MUSTANG -THINlS-TH'LOOKOUT THIM UKE A Used Items. 40 Flora Road, security. Call 646-2426. blem, I am interested in knowing how it was handled. OUR BEAiCH? IM M iai?AT)O N (off route 851. Bolton Style A SAW, VER HiSHNESSl J l / \ L 0 6 WITH A BUNCH Dogt-BIrdt-Pels 43 weekdays. 9 to 5. DEAR ABBY: I am a retired United Methodist minister OF PEOPLEONtT/ ONE-BEDROOM who makes house calls on people who attend our church as Opening one of a suit you always have a choice. MANCHESTER MAIN APARTMENT for middleage visitors, particularly new people in the area looking for a By Oswald Jacoby HOME SWEET HOME - The first dining cars were *2.50 r Complete health-guard STREET - 3-room heated businessman. Prefer areas Style B Four cylinder, eulomollc. power church. I make between 50 and 60 house calls per month. and Alan Sontag The Utility Club facilities. Cats also. Canine in service on the Wilming­ apartment, hot water, East of Manchester to steering, vinyl rool, while Suppose you pick up: S- A Q ton and Baltimore Rail­ Willimantic. Must be quiet, sidewalls, reel sharp Most of these calls are made in the afternoon, and those in Holiday Inne. 200 Sheidon appliances, parking: No pets. ’5.00 the evening are made by appointment only. This is your workhorse bid. X X H- K xxD-Jxx(?-Axx. Road. Manchester 646-5971 road in 1863. They had no Security 523-7047. neat, and clean. 742-9865 , 9 Paula or Joe It can be made with any dis­ In the early days of con­ seats: passengers ate stand­ a m. to noon. I am amazed at the ease with which I gain entrance to the tribution and almost any high- tract this hand presented no will help you with your message home even though I am a total stranger to the family. I BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue ing up or took their food SPACIOIIS 4 BEDROOM card strength. problem. You opened one back to their seats. DUPLEX- 1 1 2 baths, dining RESPONSIBLE *499S always have my identification card handy, but no one ever You don’t open one of a suit spade with your good four- Seal Feeding Program. Ring asks to sec it. with lights. Pastures. Daily ruom, den, carpeting, $400 per ENERGETIC COUPLE when your hand meets all card spade suit. Somehow or turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- Wanted to Buy 49 month, plus utilities. No pets. looking for 7 Room House, Phone 643-2711 nOLISMOIIU I have had the door opened by children as young as 3 and requirements for a bid in other even those early players 9954. or 875-0272; 742-9653 Strano Real Estate. 646-2000. (Ranch or Cape Cod I to rent 4! I never enter the home until an adult comes to the door. If notrump or is strong enough found this start led to trouble. STAMPS - Private collector in Manchester for 3 1/80 or I were a thief (or a rapist) 1 could gain entrance in over 50 so you can afford to open with You got to all sorts of bad BUCKSKIN GELDING- would like to buy a few aban­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, sooner. Willing to do repairs, percent of the homes I visit without any difficulty what­ The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productions a strong forcing bid. At the game contracts. Around 1923 Immediate occupancy. (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), DUDLINE TUESDSV FEB I a AT NOON soever. minimum end of the spectrum the young experts of that day Westem. Good kids horse doned collections or ac­ on Wa^. ' Reasonable to a good home. cumulations to fill open .Mature adults only. No pets. in exchange for security Please print this, Abby, and tell your readers to be very, you normally r^uire at least started opening these hana 20) Every­ Choice of Suit Frederick E. Peck. Registrar Margaret L. Lucas 2 BEDROOM APART.MENT- South Windsor area. Prefer five cards. one is entitled to his or her opin­ When you have a two-suiter (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) P ‘ Phillips. Deputy Registrar Carol B McCarthy Newly renovated. Wall-to- wood stove supplimentary ion. It would be wise for you to Allow we?) /W/, thamk' heat. 742-9553. (two suits of five cards or 1 -lo.t VonDeck. Deputy Registrar Helen H. Stevenson wall carpeting. In Manchester keep this in mind today. Forcing MA'AM I / csksOU.SOtltTL on bus line $295, plus utilities. your views on another could pro­ more), you open the higher {For a copy of JACOBY Pontiac 2-dr hardtop, full pow ranking if they are e<|ual in Call after 6 p m . 684-4526. Autos For Sale 61 er. Air Cond. stereo, r$dio. ^ B irth d a y voke an argument. MODERN, send $ I to: "Win at HAPPY VALENTINE GREETING Mag wheels. Mt wheel many CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) length and the longer If they Bridge," care of this newspa­ SIX ROOM DUPLEX: $325 WE PAY TOP PRICES for extra s ^ ______Unfortunately, you may have a are unequal. With Just one per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Legal Notice per month, plus utilities wrecked and junk cars A & B * 1 9 9 5 Ftbruary 10,1BS0 tendency today to turn a small five-card suit, you open that Station, New York. N. Y. ADS WILL APPEAR FEB. 14TH This coming year you should be task into a large one. Concen­ suit. With no five-card suit 10019.) Available March 1st Call Auto Salvage, used auto parts. trate on your work so that it EAST HARTFORD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT after 5 p.m 649-3554. Call Tony 646-6223 able to put to good use lessons BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM which you have learned in the won't have to be done over. past. Because of your many LEO (July 23-AU9.12) Generosi­ SIXTH YEAR - 1980 1981 HEBRON- 4 Rooms, includes 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 79 MONARCH ty Is one of your nobler traits, but Four door, six cylinder, experiences you'll get the The Town will hold Public Hearings to give citizens an oppor­ heat and hot water. Elderly excellent Must sell, chance to turn your hopes into be wary today of carrying It to tunity to present their ideas for programs, projects or ac­ couple. No pets, $250. 647-9914, sacrificing' Any reasonable For Your Ad, Please Call “Heart Ad­ automatic, power steering. realities. extremes. You might give away Healhcliff — Georga Qataly tivities. which are eligible for the expenditure of $589,000 in Century 21. Tedford Real offer over $1450. Call after AM/FM radio, white sidewalls. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) something you'll later regret. Estate. 3:30 p.m . 649-1150, 528-6063. Priced to Sell. That old adage, "neither a bor* VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt 22) In Housing St Urban Development Funding at the Town Hall - your anxiety to complete things Council Chambers visors,” Paula or Joe in the Classified rower nor a lender be," should MANCHESTER - Two- be kept In mind today. You could today, your awareness for details 7:30 P M . Wednesday. February 20. 1980 - .Mayor's Hearing have problems in either area if could desert you and cause you bedroom apartment to make mistakes. Smalt blund­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 7:30 P.M.. Thursday. March 6. 1980 - Council Hearing Available immediately, 1- Department, at 643-2711, or 643-2718 not careful. Romance, travel For further information call the Community Development Of­ WANTED JUNK AND LATE luck, resources possible pitfalls ers might have big effects. y ear lease, no pets, no *4495 and career for the coming LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Oct. 23) Nor­ AT THE HAPPV RSRTR/INIJTD r LOVE THOSE ^ fice at 289-2781. Ext 320 children. Security deposit MODEL WRECKS - Cash mally you're modest and unas­ 012-02 Paid Call Parker Street Used Nights, Saturdays, or Sundays. months are all discussed in your TlA\eS BCWLAR0SIA STUFF A BOWLING L ITTL E rJ required *300 monthly in­ 77T-BIRD '4695 Astro-Graph Letter which begins suming. but today you may be cludes heat. 646-6208 Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. with your birthday. Mail $1 for prone to exaggerate your LA5TNIQHT:A B A LL DOW N SOOAi. NOTES, fit FmII ,w< . A.I Sft I»-«1 K 'r.l'i- each to Astro-Graph, Box 469, accomplishments. Your boast LOCALM A N I)^ AN DPRPNENTIS ^_ 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- t.lriyr" l.,zlk»'t •I'. could later come back to haunt Autos F o r S ale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Trucks lor Sale 62 vqI<> m Im'c U illiirl Radio City Station. N.Y 10019. ARRESTED... THROAT. * PINNERTIME HEAIHCUFF.... 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best Be sure to specify birth dale. you. offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) This SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 1970 FORD MUSTANG- Lan­ 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY 78 ZEPHYR 4-DR. can be a day of major accom­ Before doing anything today HIGH PERFORMANCE AND dau roof. Good condition. BROUGHAM- Nice shape, TRUCK- Has the reading plishments, but you'l have to call vrhich could cost you a consider­ Must sec. Call Ju-Ann. 742- clean car. Excellent transpior- enclosed bo^, with side com­ upon your tenacity and reserve able sum, you'd better ask your­ ECONOMY Modified 1, 6 For­ self If you can really afford It. Do Iw mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 9057 tation Asking $600. 643-1135. partments. Excellent for con­ to get what you go after. Don't Q look for easy outs. nothing which will later put you In seconds. 30 mpg^^, su.spension tractor. 7:30a.m, to5:30p.m.. ■fJ O B 1967 CHEVY MALIBU: Good VW PARTS 1971 SUPER 633-0249. % ARIES (March 21-April 19) a bind. *------radial spoilers. Excellent con­ 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-D m . 21) m C S.o ■ running condition. Many new BEETLE ENGINE with new Automatic, radio, Guard against impulsive speech dition. $2295. 646-7536. today. Without meaning to, you Face challenges optimistically parts Fixccllcnt second car, clutch, pressure plate to 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- whitewalls, low today, but not unrealistically. r r p«3K Excellent condition. Power could say something offensive 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent call 643-1838 muffler .system. Low mileage. mileage, real clean. and, once you put your foot in Underestimating the odds would dSHli motor. Standard shift. Priced Many other parts. Call 649- steering and brakes. your mouth, it will be difficult to lull you in a false sense of securl- 1 1 for quick sale, *650. Also: 1971 1975 FORD GHANDA - Very 5049. ask for Phil. Automatic transmission. Will *3795 extract. M E n N 5 „ good condition Power trade lor lour wheel drive. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A (Ca p r ic o r n (Dm . t2 -ja n . i t ) a Short Ribs - ’’rank Hill AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ goal you hope to accomplish is ditioned. 48.000 original miles. steering and power brakes. 1975 DODGE VAN-6 cylinder, *1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. failure to be self-reliant today reachable today, but it may not AN AIRLI/NER ..:uST 0 l ? A B A WE NOW H AG OUR OWN $900. Both can be seen at 24 Call 742-8176 after 5 p.m. automatic, 54,000 miles, could lead to disappointments. ITS FILLED W/TM’* 1970 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP- 78 THUNDERBtRD Hoping that others wilt do things be pulled off the way you origi­ THE OLV-VIPIC TffACK FAST FOOP OPERATION. North Street. loaded interior, ET Mags. S P E A R . I Power steering, automatic for you which you should be nally planned. 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NG 177 Page 2 - TV S P O T U G H T TV SPOTUGHT - Page^ ^ • i : f it ■ ing Carlton & Company and ® & College Basketball ® International Boxing The WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS skiing: women's 1500-meter 12:30 ® World Opportunities 1:30 — SPECIALS— Ricky Jay join ventriloquist Chris Regional coverage of Holy Cross ■— S A w a ) w _ 9:00 2:30 U.S. amateur boxing team faces speed skating; men’s 30-kllome- X Tarzan / Super Seven a Nashville On The Road X News (Time Approximate) X Barrio Kirby and Melissa Gilbert to per­ at Boston College: Army at Iona; the National Team ol Cuba (live ter cross-country skiing; second X Andy Griffith ® Promisee Of God FEBRUARY 13,1980 ® Qnce Upon A Classic ® Movie "Bombers B-52” X Bugs Bunny And Friends FEBRUARY 9. 1980 form various feats ol magic. Western Carolina at Marshall: from Charlotte, No. Carolina). run ol the men's and women's a ® ® College Basketball MORNING X Mot® "Escape From The a HeeHaw (1957) Karl Malden. Natalie Davey And Goliath Kentucky at Alabama: Kansas at Ime. Jim McKay hosts. X 4:00 Planet Of The Apes" (1971) Rod- a Family Feud Wood. ® Oral Roberts 3:00 Missouri: Indiana at Illinois: Wyo­ (®NBA Basketball New York ^ McDowall, Kim Hunter. X Grand Slam Of Tennis Four ARERNOON 0 From This Moment On a Movie "Savage Drums" ® Family Focus ® Movie "Springfield Rifle" AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY’S SPECI- ming at New Mexico: Southwest Knicks vs. San Antonio Spurs 5:00 53 Wild Kingdom of the top male pros compete In ® Soccer Made In Germany (1951)Sabu. Lila Baron. a Jimmy Swaggarl (1952) Gary Cooper. Phyllis ALS Conference Wild Card game. ® Nows ® Julia Child And More Compe­ Thaxter. FEBRUARY 13, 1980 ® College Basketball Holy the finals of this tournament 2:00 10:30 7:28 1:40 ® Day Of Discovery 2:00 (from Boca Raton, Florida). 59 Bruins Wrap-Up 5:22 ® Mister Rogers (R) ® Sunday At The King's House Cross at Boston College X ® XIII winter Olympics The l s Abbott And Costello X If You Ask Me X ABC News S Yakutat A remote Alaskan ® Skiing To Gold The downhill opening ceremonies of the 13th ® Movie "Dangerous Cross­ a Popeye ® National Geographic Special 11:30 7:29 fishing village laces the prospect AFTERNOON 3:00 racers, cross-country champions Winter Olympic games are pre­ in g ” (1953) Jeanne Crain, 1:00 1:46 0 The World Tomorrow 3:15 of a drastic change in its way of ® Grand Slam Of Tennis Four and daring ski jumpers of the (X ® XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ Michael Rennie. ® Dally Numbers X Movie The Beast From ® Sesame Street (R) sented live from Lake Placid. cial features, coverage ol com­ X The Partridge Family X Sports Spectacular life when leases lor ollshore oil of the top male pros in the game U.S. Ski Team are profiled as ® a NHL Hockey 20.000 Fathoms " (4953) Paula New York. Jim McKay hosts. petition not televised earlier and 5:30 7:30 9:15 X 0 International Boxing exploration in the Gull of Alaska 4:00 compete in the semi-finals of this they prepare for the 1980 Winter ® WCT Tennis Raymond. Paul Christian. ^Aherschool Special Heart­ a summary ol the day's events in 59 Hazel X Comment X New Day 3:30 are sold by the U S government tournament from Boca Raton, Olympics in Lake Placid, with EVENING a New Zoo Revue X All In The Family break Winner" A promising Lake Placid. Frank Gilford hosts. 1:50 Florida highlights of pre-Olympic events 5:50 ® Wrestling X First Edition 9:30 X Movie "The Good. The Bad young figure skater's dream ol 0 News And The Ugly ' (1967) Clint East- EVENING in the U.S. and World Cup events X Nows ® Washington Week In Review ® Dave Allen X My Three Sons qualifying lor the Olympics is 3:30 8:30 1:55 wood, Lee Van Cleef. (X @ Professional Bowlers Tour in Europe. 6:00 ® Soul Train a Soap Factory ® Newark And Reality shattered when she is afflicted ® NHL Hockey Chicago Black FRIDAY’S SPORTS X News 7:00 Live coverage of the $125,000 4:30 X Congressional Report 0 Superman ® As Schools Match Wits ® Jimmy Swaggarl 4:00 with arthritis. Hawks vs. New York Rangers ® Electric Company (R) 3 From This Moment On Steve Midas Open from the Brunswick X ® W id e World Ol Sports FEBRUARY 15, 1980 X Patterns For Living ® Market To Market (R) ® Julia Child And More Compe­ 2:30 X Grand Slam Of Tennis ® Celebrate Lawrence and Eydie Gorme pay 4:30 Northwest Bowl in Palatine. Illi­ Live coverage ol the U.S. vs. 9:00 X Children’s Gospel Hour ® Risk Of Marriage ® Skiing To Gold 1:30 a Top Cat musical tribute to the great (X Afterschool Special Heart­ nois. Cuba in amateur boxing, featur­ X ® XIII winter Olympics Cov­ ® PTL Club l s Hee Haw (Cont'd) a Movie "Hello. Dolly'" (1970) X 30 Minutes 3:00 0 Rex Humbard songs of Cole Porter Guests: break Winner" A promising ® Bruins Wrap-Up ing the Teolilo Stevenson bout: erage ol the opening ceremo­ 59 Movie "The Man From a Family Feud Barbra Streisand Walter EVENING X Little Rascals ® Movie "Suez" (1938) Tyrone Natalia Makarova, the Cam­ young figure skater’s dream of U.S. National Figure Skating nies, men’s downhiii non-stop Colorado " (1948) Glenn Ford. a Moon Man Space Connection 10:00 Matthau. qualifying lor the Olympics is 4:30 linai training run and the first run ‘ 8:00 Power. Loretta Young bridge University Glee Club, the Championships from Atlanta: William Holden. ® Wall Street Week X Face The Stale X Sunday Morning 4:30 Sv..ngle Singers II. shattered when she is afflicted X Sports Spectacular Sched­ ol the men’s and women’s luge 8:00 3:15 uled events include World Sprint Legendary Pool Players Shoot- 6:30 0 Weekend Special X Go Tell It X Little Rascals X 0 Wide World Of Sports with arthritis. Out featuring Minnesota Fats events. Jim McKay hosts. (X ® XIII winter Olympics a Movie "Lorna Doone ” X Kids Are People Too Speed Skating from West Allis, Events scheduled to be covered X Carrascolendas ® Old Houseworks X 0 One In A Million ® Festival Of Faith and Alan Hopkins vs. Willie Mos- 11:30 (1951) Barbara Hale. Richard ® ® Sunday Mass ® ® ® Hawaiian Open EVENING Wisconsin: the "Superskales II" are Ice dancing: the pairs short X Abbott And Costello 2:00 ® Movie "Twelve O'Clock SUNDAY’S SPECIALS coni and Willie Mizerak from Las ® Racing From Yonkers High" (1950) Gregory Peck. Greene ® Lifestyles exhibition from Madison Square program in figure skating; men's X Davey And Goliath X Movie 5:00 Garden in New York City: and Vegas. Dean Jagger. A generai raises 3:21 ® Today In Bible Prophecy FEBRUARY 10, 1980 and women's 500-meter speed 6:45 X Laurel And Hardy Laugh- ® Joker. Joker, Joker 8:00 the Hollywood Stuntman Com­ ® S3 ® Hawaiian Open The the spirits ol the men who make Movie "The Beast In The ® Chalice 01 Salvation skating: women’s 5-kilomeler X New Day toons X ® Rring Line X S) ® Edward And Mrs. petition from Hollywood, Califor­ final round of this PGA tourna­ THURSDAY’S SPORTS up his bomber group. Cellar" (1970) Flora Robson, ® ® Studio See , ment is presented from the cross-country skiing; first and O Accent On Living a The Jetsons S Say Brother Simpson "The Decision" King nia. second runs ol the two-man 7:00 @ M * A 'S* H (® Festival Of Faith Beryl Reid AFTERNOON Edward VIII decides to tell his Waialae Country Club in Honolu­ 5:30 (S Igl Hawaiian Open Semi­ FEBRUARY 14, 1980 bobsled; third run ol men’s and X Hot Fudge 59 Yakutat a ® ® CHIPS 10:30 family that he cannot go through lu. Hawaii. 3:35 final round coverage of this PGA women's luge. Jim McKay hosts, X The Brady Kids ® What About Women ® The Fight Against Slavery X The Brady Bunch ® Dating Game with the Coronation Ceremony ® Movie Not Above Suspi­ 12:30 tournament from the Waialae ffi NHL Hockey Hartford X Star Trek 0 McHale's Navy a WCT Tennis ® Point Of View X The Kelly School Annual as he refuses to change his mind Country Club in Honolulu. EVENING EVENING ® Sneak Previews: Take Two cion " Clayton Moore, Jay EVENING Whalers vs. Winnipeg Jets ® Nows @ Julia Child And More Compa­ Silverheels ® The World Tomorrow Hean-Throb Ball All the boys ol about marrying Wallis Simpson. ® Consultation ny ® Big Blue Marble (Part 4) 5:00 59 NHL Hockey Hartford 8:30 the Kelly School compete to lake 7:00 Whalers vs Winnipeg Jets ® Morningtown 4:30 a Movie "Abbott And Costello X S W I d e World Ol Sports 8:00 2:30 X Guinness Game 6:00 Desdemona, a new pupil, to the ® NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 59 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins a Movie "Cover Girl " (1944) Meet Frankenstein" (1948) Lon X I News ball. Winlernational drag racing 11:30 7:30 X Gllllgan's Island X Merv Griffin vs. Montreal Canadians vs. Buffalo Sabres Rita Hayworth. Gene Kelly. Chaney. Bela Lugosi THURSDAY’S SPECIALS championships from Pomona: X ® XIII Winter Olympics Spe­ X Arthur And Company X 0 American Sportsman X 0 The Ropers \ Movie The Taking Ol Pel­ 0 Kids Are People Too ham One. Two. Three " (1974) 3:00 Hawaiian Masters Surfing Cham­ 8:00 8:30 cial features, coverage ol com­ X Groovie Goolles ® Harvest Temple ® Julia Child And More Compa­ S National Geographic Special ny ® Zoom (R) Waller Matthau. Robert Shaw. FEBRUARY 14, 1980 pionships from Oahu; Interna­ X The Road To Moscow Ath­ @ XIII winter Olympics petition not televised earlier and ® Newark And Reality a ® ® College Basketball Mysteries Of The Mind' The X Four men hijack a crowded sub-, tional Toboggan Championships letes include steeplechaser Doug Events scheduled to be covered a summary ol the day’s events in ® Bay City Rollers ® Great Decisions 9:00 SUNDAY. 10:45 mysteries of and critical new dis­ way tram and threaten to murder from SI. Moritz. Brown; the Fort Lauderdale are U.S. vs. Czechoslovakia, ice Lake Placid. Frank Gifford hosts ® Underdog X Movie "Hardhal And Legs " ® Jewish Life coveries about the most physi­ Swim Club; the Kronk Boxing 3:00 one hostage for every minute the ARERNOON hockey (iive): men's downhiii ® Racing From Yonkers (Premiere) Kevin Dobson, MORNING 11:00 cally inaccessible of all the EVENING Club; marksman Bill McMillan; 8:00 X Grand Slam Of Tennis ransom demand is late. body's organisms -- the human X Mighty Mouse / Heckle & X The Brady Bunch Sharon Glass. An amorous New X Movie Tarzan And The Val­ ® Movie Farewell My Lovely" and shotputter Reijo Stahiberg. York City construction worker mind - are explored. (R| 5:30 Jeckle ® Domata 5:00 ley Of Gold" (1966) Mike Henry. (1975) Robert Mitchum. Char­ X The Kelly School Annual 6:00 9:00 X Pojjeyo And Friends 59 F.Y.I. begins a compiicated and Nancy Kovack. lotte Rampling. While tracking humorous romance with an ®i News EVENING Hearl-Throb Ball All the boys ol ® Racing From Belmont Park ® Olympiad "Great Moments X ® Superfriends @ Presents ® Get Smart ® Rex Humbard down a gangster's missing girl­ attractive divorcee who teaches the Kelly School compete to lake 7:00 At The Winter Games ’ ® Davey And Goliath ® Sunday At The King's House friend. private eye Philip Mar­ 3:30 a class in sex education 5:22 a Jerry Falwell Desdemona, a new pupil, to the S3 Soccer Made In Germany 9:30 ® ® ® Godzilla / Glo­ lowe uncovers some not-so- 7:00 betrotters Adventure Hour X I Love Lucy X 0 Love Boat ® Life Of Riley ® Hot Hero Sandwich ball. 99 Bruins Wrap-Up innocenl victims ol the corrupt X @ GalectIca 1980 8:00 ® Sesame Street (R) X 0 Professional Bowlers Tour ® ® ® BJ And The Bear ® Soccer Made In Germany 1930s Los Angeles society ® Jake Hess Gospel Time 5:30 8:00 EVENING ® WCT Tennis Hans Gil- 10:30 ® Faith For Today ® Free To Choose ® Mundo Real S TV Community College a Bruins Wrap-Up ® Battle Of The Planets 3 SS 9 Bob Hope's Overseas demeisler vs. Johan Kriek X Sports Extra a Movie "The Cheyenne ® 3-2-1 Contact 0 The Muppets 8:30 ® La Plaza II Social Club" (1970) James Stew­ 5:49 Christmas Tours The annual 11:30 g Free To Choose 9:00 11:00 f/6C (M THe AMgglhitg 6 f r T g g g |M X The Flintstones art. Henry Fonda. In 1867. two (5) Straight Talk 11:30 holiday excursions undertaken ® ® ® Steve Martin: Comedy ® Racing From Roosevelt X Olympic Sports Special ® ® Viewpoint On Nutrition 4:00 X Face The Nation 6:30 by Bob Hope between 1964 and cowpokes inherit a social ciub in Is Not Pretty The "wild and "Olympic Dilemma’" TH£ ''r v / BeLOO). X Big Valley 6:00 X 0 Animals Animals Animals CBS News 1972 are highlighted with 12:00 9:00 Wyoming which turns out to be a X crazy" comedian Is featured in ® Bonanza X Agronsky And Company ® Adelante 1 0 ABC News appearances by Raquel Welch. ® Wrestling 11:30 X Bugs Bunny / Road Runner ® Another View roiiicking house of ill repute. (2 several skits with guests includ­ hrs.) a Odyssey ® Footsteps ® ® NBC News Neil Armstrong. Ursula Andress. ® The Road To Moscow Ath­ X Movie "Sands Of Iwo Jima " 59 Great Decisions a Movie "Stolen Face " (1952) ing Steve Allen, Joyce DeWill, letes include sprinter Clancy (1949) John Wayne, John Agar ® Movie "Galileo " (1973) ® News Phyllis Diller Connie Stevens, Peter Graves. Louis Nye and a Movie "The Mark Ol Zorro" Paul Henreid. Lizabeth Scott. AFTERNOON SUNDAY’S SPORTS Edwards: rower Anita DeFrantz; X © Plasticman Topol, Edward Fox. Based on a Ann-Margret and Redd Foxx Carl Reiner (1974) Ricardo Monlaibon. Frank 7:00 (Part 2) pentathlon hopeful Nell Glenesk; ® Daniel Boone play by Bertolt Brecht The 6:20 @ Mister Rogers Talks With Langelia X 60 Minutes FEBRUARY 10, 1980 gymnast Bart Conner; and ® ® ® Fred And Barney Meet unorthodox theories of a 17th- X News 12:00 X 0 Galactica 1980 Parents About Superheroes ® Sesame Street (R) 10:00 Australia"s husband-and-wife The Shmoo century scientist are viewed as a X Up Front ® ® ® Disney's Wonderful S Pennies From Heaven Says Fred Rogers hosts this phone-in 6:30 team of Lyn (long jump) and Wall ® Mister Rogers (R) 4:30 threat to the established institu­ X 0 Issues And Answers World My Heart" Arthur is sentenced to special dealing with the issues X Sports Spectacular tions of the time X Face The State MORNING (shot put) Jacenko. ® Villa Alegre X Time For Timothy ® Robert Schuller ® Soundstage death: Eileen plans to jump Into and concerns of parents about AM ® Davey And Goliath ® Journey To Adventure the river until Arthur announces how children look upon televi­ 12:30 9:30 10:00 ® Daktarl a NHL Hockey a ® Hawaiian Open ® Rshing With Roland Martin ® Lord Mountbatten: A Man a happy ending. sion superheroes and frightening 11:00 39 The Athletes ® Once Upon A Classic ® Here's To Your Health X News ® Ring Around The World X 0 Fantasy Island ® Soccer For The Century monsters @1 Soccer Made In Germany fJaxi |^efifil2A^lGe -me ® Carrascolendas ® Lawrence Welk 7:00 ® ® ® Prime Time Saturday ® It's Your Business urreRs ^ f\ueo iiJ X Christopher Closeup a Movie "The Hot Rock ” 7:30 AFTERNOON MONDAY'S SPORTS 10:00 4:45 ® Murder Most English ® Living Faith MONDAY'S SPECIALS ® Doctor Who X Wonderama (1970) Robert Redford, George FRIDAY’S SPECIAL - C o ^ u , r u e m e o F A ® Listen ® As We See It 10:30 X This Is The Life Segal 8:00 FEBRUARY 11, 1980 FEBRUARY 11,1980 12:00 ® Hot Fudge 5:00 X Black News ® News ® Nova X Archie Bunker’s Place FEBRUARY 15, 1980 X Mission: Impossible EVENING iSl Fishing With Roland Marlin 11:00 ® World Opportunities X The Road To Moscow (S Soccer 10:30 X 0 Wide World Of Sports ® Rex Humbard 12:30 X X ® ® 0 News X The Kelly School Annual X 0 Tenspoed And Brown EVENING X Popeye ® Outer Limits 0 Morningtown Shoe 8:00 EVENING 1:00 X ® Scooby And Scrappy Doo ® Mayor Athanson's Forum X All In The Family Heart-Throb Ball X NBA Basketball Los Angeles ® Benny Hill 7:30 X Dialogue ® Rex Humbard 'X Bernstein Conducts 7:00 ® ® ® Daffy Duck ® ® Que Pasa, U.S.A.? ® ® ® Bob Hope's Overseas Lakers at Philadelphia 76ers ® Free To Choose ® Behind The Scenes X We Believe ® Jake Hess Gospel Time Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C 8:00 ® Wrestling 5:30 Christmas Tours Minor, Op. 68" ® (S3 ® Sportswortd Coverage ® Movie "Blondie In The ® Monty Python’s Rylng Circus X Faith For Today a ® ® Meet The Press ® SI ® Doug Henning's World ® Living Faith a Second City TV ® Christopher Closeup ® Pavarotti At Jullllard S S Buddy Holly: Reminiscing of the track and field Mlllrose Dough" (1948) Penny Singleton, 0 Conversations With Of Magic Barbi Benton, Melba Games (from Madison Square ® ® As We See It ® Robert Schuller ® The Voyage Of Charles Twenty years after Holly's death, JTtrtK) rkM-fUafWOfl i o j IVp 'pnpjty iHSirka. Arthur Lake. 11:30 1:00 Moore and Bill Cosby join the Garden): a live heavyweight bout TUESDAY’S SPORTS ® Hogan's Heroes a Wheelle And The Chopper Darwin this program examines the leg­ ijianwY X Movie X NBA Basketball young magician, who performs between Michael Dukes and 11:00 a The Ghost And Mrs. Muir Bunch 8:30 end ol this remarkable '50s artist live new feats ol illusion. X Tales Of The Unexpected X Movie "The Russians Are Lucien Rodriguez. FEBRUARY 12,1980 X Soul Train 0 Davey And Goliath X One Day At A Time and explores the changes which ® Movie "Colossus: The For- EVENING X Movie "The Odd Couple" Coming, The Russians Are have occurred in the lives ol the @ T h e Road To Moscow Ath­ (1968) Jack Lemmon, Waller 7:45 Coming " (1966) Carl Reiner. Eva ® Opus 49 letes include runner Sheri bin Project" (1970) Eric Braeden, members ol his band, his widow, Matthau. 0 Sacred Heart Mane Saint I SPORTS. Howard: members of the U S. EVENING Susan Clark 9:00 his family and the musical world 6:00 ® Racing From Roosevelt X Make It Real Field Hockey team: Dutch cyclist ® ® ® Casper And The 8:00 X Alice 9:00 Angels X News ® ® ® Saturday Night Live ® Movie "Drums' (1938) Ray­ X Olympiad FEBRUARY 9, 1980 Lau Veldt: and shotputter Al 8:00 X Six Million Dollar Man a Movie "Charlie Chan Al X The Skatebirds 19 @ S The American Movie X Sunday Mass mond Massey. Sabu X 0 A B C Movie The Deep Feuerbach ® College Basketball George­ ® Racing From Belmont Park Treasure Isiand" (1939) Sidney Awards David Frost hosts the ® James Robison ® Accent On Living (1977) Robert Shaw, Jacqueline town vs. Syracuse TELEVISION 11:30 ® Footsteps Toler, Cesar Romero first awards presentation by the 2:00 ® Dr. Gene Scott a ® ® Sporlsworld Bisset. Nick Nolle. A young cou­ AFTERNOON ® Black Perspective 0 Movie "Sleuth " (1973) Lau­ National Association ol Theater ® @ The Superstars Coverage 9:30 X Fat Albert ® ® Sesame Street (R) ® Murder Most English ple finds Intrigue and treasure as X 0 Splderwoman a Wild. Wild West rence Olivier, Michaei Caine Owners, honoring the lop movies ol the last ol the men's prelimi­ X ® XIII Winter Olympics: Adi­ 1EC-1R0N AND STEREO ® Oral Roberts 0 The Road To Moscow they scuba-dive off the coast ol a Rash Gordon ® Once Upon A Classic and performers ol 1979 based 1:00 nary rounds (from Freeport In rondack Gold Rush Jim McKay ® Firing Line Bermuda and inadvertently find ® ® The Jetsons 12:00 . a Oevtin on the results of a public poll ® SS NHL Hockey Boston the Bahamas). opens coverage of the Olympiad 419 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER phone fi49<72ZI 6:30 X Movie "The Beast With Five 0 Latirib a buried treasure cache. (Part 1) ® Nova 1:30 Bruins vs Chicago Black Hawks in Lake Placid, New York with X CBS News Fingers " (1946) Robert Alda, ® It Is Written 2:30 8:30 X Connecticut: Seen ® WCT Tennis the opening hockey game X Carol Burnett And Friends Andrea King. ® Jake Hess Gospel Time ® S3 ® Collage Basketball ONE (1) DAY SERVICE ARERNOON X Mario And The Magic Movie ® Ropefellows Call To Prayer S3 Wrestling between the United States and ® Jackie Gleason ® Wrestling ® ® Masterpiece Theatre TUESDAY’S SPECIAL Duke al Marquette Machine Sweden and highlights ol men's ® ® ® NBC News ® Living F^th 2:30 downhill ski training. X Eighth Day 2:00 9:30 FEBRUARY 12, 1980 ® American Sportsman 12:00 ® Another Voice (JO 3:15 ® Day Ol Discovery 0 The Superstars X The Jeffersons "• Cheryl Tiegs rides a hot-air bal­ 10:00 (X Kldsworld 0 News X X Sports Spectacular 1980 1:00 ® Oral Roberts ® Harvest Temple ® The World Tomorrow loon over the African plains ® Greatest Sports Legends X Hal Patrol ® Wonders Of The Sea EVENING World Sprint Speed Skating OH A ll I.Color TVs ® Robert Schuller ® Great Performances ® Jerry Falwell studying the plight ol the X Weekend Special ffl Movie "Midnight Lace " Championships from West Allis. 7:00 a Jonny Quest a Movie "Do Not 0lslurb ' a Bruins Wrap-Up elephant. Cliff Robertson flies a ® Hot Hero Sandwich (1960) Doris Day. Rex Harrison. Wisconsin: Busch Classic, a X Agronsky And Company ® Sha Na Na 0 Jewish Heritage (1965) Doris Day. 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Alex Nicol, X My Three Sons ® ® One Lite To Live (Mon, DAYTIME MOVIES 3 Connecticut Screening Room f f i The Gong Show J My Three Sons 2 2 2 Hollywood Squares 2 Two Ronnies 2 News 2:30 0 M aude Parents About Superheroes ® "Coogans Blulf" (1968) 10:30 Minority Advisory Board Spe­ Tue, Thu, Fri) 5' Sporls Extra 49 Cross-Wits ® 49 Xlll Winter Olympics 2 The Odd Couple 2 Tic Tac Dough 4 :0 0 Clint Eastwood. 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I Lady " (19531 Charlton Heston. ed that he's worth $20,000,000. think they are intelligent.”ntellig Marchese said the ^9 iS ad Midnight Special He does wish it known that the Susan Hayward He does have some reserva­ will create more of 1:05 article (US Magazine) exag­ tions. “Thej premierepr episode the Guild in the Eas ad Movie Blood On The Sun 3:13 gerated his estimated wealth. (19451 James Cagney. Sylvia .i"' Rat Patrol Whatever his actual worth, of 'House Calls’ spends too Manchester area and much time introducing the Sidney 3*43 Wayne Rogers has financial higher subscription s; 1:10 ( ii Rat Patrol security. It permits him to characters,” says Rogers. T h e Guild has “The distressing thing is ijl Return Of The Saint enjoy the luxury of independ­ that you never get into the headquarters from it Star Trek 4:00 ence, and selectivity. Not (4d Movie "A Minute To Pray. A foot headquarters on 3? Movie Top Secret A lla ir' many actors do. story,” he continues. “It’s not Second To Die " (19631 Alex (19571 Susan Hayward. Kirk starting out the best way. I in Hartford to the 7. Cord. Arthur Kennedy Rogers was television’s former Kohn wareht Douglas Trapper John in the TV ver­ didn’t think our pilot was our 2:00 4:13 sion of “M.A.S.H.,” when it strongest snow," he dustrial complex off (51 Joe Franklin ij i The Gong Show first went on the air. During complained. “But that’s the Volunteers from t premiere, and the one the crit­ 2:10 4:30 the series ascendancy, Rogers already begun reno (Ji News 3 Movie Last 01 The Wild co-starred with Alan Aida. ics review. Subsequent epi­ warehouse into a pi sodes were better. Why not 2:20 Horses' (1949) Mary Beth Then one day he quit the show. group can build its se (T News Hughes. James Ellison. This did not cause a legal put the best show on first since it is the one that gets rehearsals. The grou[ problem. Rogers never signed to hold its shows i a contract. reviewed?” Although he speaks his Tower Theater of th iTVDUUjOGUEi A graduate of Princeton, mind, often criticizing produc­ surance Group in Hai where he majored in business ers and network brass, Rogers The move the Guild administration, Rogers Wayne Rogers is co-starring in a new CBS series, “House still believes in the system of outside the city is PIN-UPS — Are there any interested in series work. became involved in the finan­ Calls,” which airs Monday nights. our country’s commercial places outside of New York Charles Frank, who played cial world. While he kept his thinks other Hartft television. groups will have to and Hollywood that specialize Lester Hackett. the sweet- eye on theater and television “There are only three future. in movie posters and assorted talking gambler, was some­ activity, he acknowledges he major stores (the commercial memorabilia? There are a what typecast and is now made a good deal of money ers declared he was not inter­ and Lynn Redgrave in those networks) and everyone is "There is no space few old movies and TV series playing the lead on "Young managing funds and invest­ ested in the role. Pemell Rob­ roles, with David Wayne por­ vying for the air time. I just building a new buildl that I would love to get stills Maverick." Middle son. Gide­ ments. erts agreed to the role, and traying the light-headed, worry about the inade<|uacies which our group neei or posters from. — Sherry on. was played by Brian He returned to episodic the Sunday evening show is aging chief surgeon (Art Car­ of the suppliers. There is a lot said. "Beside that the; Levine. Muskegon, Mich. Kerwin. who is now featured considered one of the few new ney played the character in of inordinate waste in produc­ There's one in your own television briefly in a detec­ credible ren ts in on "Sheriff Lobo ' And hits of the season. the film). tion. They’re not worried backyard. Cinema City, at Stephanie Zimbalist simply tive series called "City of professional space.” Angels" on NBC, but he about doing the best show, as Beside the increase P.O." Box 1012 Depi. P. turned down the series in Instead, Rogers has elected “House Calls" is on Monday much as they worry about the Muskegon. Mich. 49443. has wasn’t happy with the produc­ Guild will be paying favor of other projects. to return to the weekly grind night, in the fortuitous prime little bureaucracies which more than 30.000 stills in THE BEST — Did Robert tion. He caused consternations rent in its new local by saying publicly at the time in a half-hour CBS situation time position between work for themselves. The stock, along with posters and Biake ever win an Emmy for comedy, “House Calls,” which “M.A.S.H." and “Lou Grant.” department heads worry The Guild has a regi even film clips. A catalogue that it wouldn't upset him if “Baretta”? How about Telly like “M.A.S.H.” spins off from One suspects that CBS is plan­ about their own territories — to 25 actors, but a file will cost you a buck, but it's Savalas? — Rick Corby, New the series was cancelled. a movie feature. Walter ning a Wayne Rogers' fan the best sound, best makeup, amateur actors. Mar refundable with the first Brunswick, N.J. When CBS decided to revive the Trapper John character in Matthau and Glenda Jackson club, by pairing “M.A.S.H.” best editing. They all have lit­ doesn’t like the term order. Telly copped an Emmy for tle time to be interested in FAMILY FEUD — I seem a spin-off>pin-off seriesserit — setting it co-starred in the film version. and “House Calls." the line between pn sucking Tootsie Pops in 1973, The TV series stars Rogers Rogers says he is having a other areas.” to be the only one in my fami­ while Blake got one for talk­ 20 years after Korea — Rog- amateur is drawn onl ly of long-time TV watchers ing to a cockatoo in '74. who feels that Angela Cart­ ALIAS KOOKIE - What Humble Goals r /i- wright was not the sister of was Kookie's real name on ALL PRICES Rusty Hamer or Sherry Jack- “77 Sunset Strip”? I win $10 If Lou Rawls, who says he SUBJECT TO CHANGE ] son on “Make Room for I can come up with the “inspired himself” to go PER LIQUOR COMM. Daddy.” I mean. Rusty and answer. — P.D., Rochester, beyond his Chicago ghetto state of Penny were Danny’s kids, but N.Y. beginnings, is striving to IVEST Cart Linda was his step-daughter Do I get anything for giving inspire others not to “be . comcncuT from his second wife. I'm it to you? Well, consider it on dummies" He visits high ‘ILL lottery right, aren't I? — Maureen the house. Kookie wass schools and colleges around AUGUSTA, Maine i Hester, Manchester, N.H. dubbed Gerald Lloyd Kookson the country, and speaks to dent Carter has won r From the top, Danny Wil­ III. a name which suggests he those students who mig'.t Package Store 1980 Democratic pre liams (Thomas) was married should have been born with a believe they are not signifi­ Manchester Parkade beating a strong cha to Margaret (Jean Hagen), by silver comb in his hand. cant. “The only professional Edward Kennedy it whom he had two children, ARTFUL — Is there some­ 408 W. 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