H<[«rb < •;; > ■ ■' < rt ■i-'-"* ,«r%' You Can Be a Winner Wmsm d You can win $750 in The Herald’s Prizeweek ^..ii/-»‘ -'X.. . Puzzle. If you are a Herald subscriber, another $25 will be added to your winnings. The Puzzle PBP appears each Saturday in the TV Spotlight sec­ tion. mi , ■ Directors To Consider Moratorium on Condos MANCHESTER-The Board of sider what is happening in said. which ask "Has a condominium con­ Directors will consider placing a 90- Manchester. Earlier both Mrs. Weinberg, and version affected you? Or are you day moratorium on condominium “When someone proposes a sub­ Stephen Cassano had opposed placing next?” They will be distributed division, we have regulations to deal restrictions on condominium conver­ among the town apartment com­ ■ :’'X % conversions at its March 11 meeting. The ordinance, which a with it. With this situation we have to sions saying it would be public in­ plexes this weekend. The leaflets _Manchester advocacy group called for be just as careful to protect the terference on private rights. Mrs. also urge tenants to attend this S. two weeks ago, was proposed by public.”,.. Weinberg said she still believed Tueday’s board meeting. Democratic directors Barbara The proposed ordinance came two “Someone who owns a piece of Cassano has said he and Mrs. Weinberg and Stephen Cassano. They days after a meeting of the property should be allowed to do Weinberg proposed the ordinance have requested a public hearing on Manchester Citizens for Social what they want with it. ” But she because of complaints from tenants ?|4ia the proposition. Responsibiltiy meeting at which 40 reiterated that the board needed whose apartments were being con­ , v ^ Already on the March 4 agenda is persons decided to the moratorium, time to decide how to deal with the verted. “We’re in a position where consideration of reactivating the and seek legal counsel on the conver­ affects of the conversions. we honestly don’t know what to do,” ^ - 1 Housing Study Committee, which dis­ sion regulations. About two weeks Recently, 393 apartments con­ Cassano was quoted as saying. banded in December. This issue will ago, the group's executive com­ verted to condominiums, removing Recently Cassano and housing of­ still be discussed, but town charter mittee, chaired by Robert Faucher 7.2 percc.it of the rental market. ficials have been discussing ways of requires a public hearing on proposed and Betty Tonucci, had called for the The rapid rate of conversion and dealing with the effects of conver­ ordinances. moratorium. The board’s response that, many elderly and low-income sions, such as the town buying the The ordinance would prohibit was to put consideration of the tenants were being affected is what apartments. But Cassano said the apartment owners from converting Housing Study Committee on the concerns MCSR, according to Robert town has no chance of obtaining the 2VH» to condominiums for three months. agenda. Faucher. necessary funding. This amount of time will give the Mrs. Weinberg said Friday that the “ It is still only two votes,’’ Mayor Stephen Penny said this directors a chance to study the meeting of MCSR, which showed the Faucher said Friday. “We still need week he was opposed to restriction housing situation in Manchester, ac­ number of persons interested, did not three more. But this proposition on condominium conversions. cording to Mrs. Weinberg. spark proposing the moratorium or­ means the directors are taking notice Faucher says he is expecting about “We need the time to decide if we dinance. of the seriousness of the situation. 40 people at the board’s meeting next need regulations for condominiums," The meeting of MCSR really didn’t And the way to convince the others is Tuesday when consideration of the Mrs, Weinberg said. “Or we may affect our proposition, Mrs. for those concerned to show up at the Housing Study Committee is on the decide that existing regulations are Weinberg said. This wasn’t a last meeting.” agenda. The public hearing on the adequate. But we do need the minute decision, I had talked to MCSR printed about 2,000 leaflet- moratorium is the week later. Glastonbury Republican Town Committee Chairman George breathing space, and the time to con­ several others during the week, she s Friday, according to Faucher, Adamson, (right), greets U.S. Senate candidate James L. Buckley at the Republican Party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner. (Herald photo by Lavallee) Zinsser Out, Race Open and some who should be candidates," one type situation.” Asked if he saw support. Whip Inflation, MARY KITZMANN Zinsser, a former Board of Directors this “ situation occuring, Zinsser ’The only declared candidate for the Herald Reporter member, said. “1 believe I am one of replied “anything.s possible” GOP chairmanship which will be MANCHESTER-With Carl those who is a candidate.” He is in the state representative elected March 12, is Robert Von Zinsser’s announcement Friday not “What I do in poiitics depends on district of MurieLYacavone, D-East Deck. Solve Housing to seek the>'GOP town committee my family and the state of the Hartford, and the senate district of VonDeck was defeated for the chairmanship, the tally is one can­ economy of this country,” Zinsser David Barry, D-Manchester. position last election by Richard didate out, two maybe’s, and one said. While his announcement, which the Weinstein, who resigned. definitely in. Zinsser, resigned in January from others waited for a month, clears the VonDeck’s campaign is fujl-scale, While Robert Von Deck, vigorously the Board of Directors saying he way, both LaBonne and Smith said from letters to all the town com­ Buckley Says campaigned, Ted LaBonne and lacked motivation and needed to they still werj not formally announ­ mittee members to personal calls. Robert J, Smith had said their deci­ devote more time to his business. He cing. Coincidentally both also said, He has the support of some of the party stalwarts, including Wally with the towns throughout the state,” sion to run would depend greatly on since has been investigating property the party has a way of deciding these By DAVE LAVALLEE Zinsser’s decision. in the Buckland Industrial Park. Irish, state central committee Buckley said. things and the decision to run or not Herald Reporter Both had said if Zinsser wanted Zinsser is a Realtor. would probably be made for them. member, but many are still not con­ “This state is beautiful and it has the chair, he would probably get it. vinced. GLASTONBURY-Senatorial Ruling out the GOP chair, Zinsser “You can sense the decision­ plenty of resourceful people,” he Friday, Zinsser, said he didn’t want “I’d like to see many run,” Zinsser hopeful James L. Buckley said said. did not rule out other seats. “If I do making process,” LaBonne said. it. said. “But I’m not going to commit Friday night Connecticut has to On the issue of providing more get back into politics, and 1 hope to, it “You can sense whether you would “Adlder Dobkin, a former chair­ myslef to a candidate. I’m going to revamp its tax structure to en­ reasonable housing for people, would be a House or a Senate seat” be a popular choice” “The course of events will decide,” remain nueutral until I vote for the courage greater investments by Buckley said inflation is the key. man, once said, “There are in- (state), he said. dividuais who shouid be chairman “But if I did it would be in a one-to- Smith said. "The events occur one 1 think is best.” business to stimulate the economy. “If you solve the problem of infla­ LaBonne still calls the political Buckley appeared at the tion, you can provide housing that naturally, and wheter 1 run will be decided by them ’ climate for the chairmanship Republican Town Committee’s an­ people can afford again,” Buckley “fluid.” nual Lincoln Day Dinner at the said. One of those events could be the Bus Fares Go Up Lincoln Day Dinner Saturday night. And Smith says, "Not much has Glastonbury Hills Country Club. Buckley grew up in Sharon and Both LaBonne and Smith said they happened since 1 first thought about He met and chatted with town practiced law in New Haven. He left running.” Zinsser's announcement is Republican leaders’ during the the U.S. Senate three years ago. were going, but Smith would simply say ’Tm going to have a good time. helpful, but 1 haven’t made my deci­ T-exwing. Buckley said in a release that he Pending Hearing sion yet. Smith said. Bilblikley, a former U.S. Senator can be valuable in foregn relations. LaBonne said he would be testing from New York for six years, is now “I have first-hand experience in HARTFORD (UPl) - A Superior would decide on whether to issue an trying for the seat vacated by dealing with people of other nations. Court judge Friday said he would injunction to stop the fare hikes im­ Abraham Ribicoff. I know how we must conduct wait and hold a full hearing before posed by the state Department of Fire DidnH Mar He said to be successful in Connec­ ourselves if we are to regain the deciding whether to shoot down the Transportation. ticut, he has to address the issues. respect and reassert our leadership increased bus fares which would Regular Connecticut Transit “We have to talk about inflation in the cause of peace,” Buckley said. affect 120,0(X) daily riders on state- passengers will begin paying 50-cents Special Birthday and the great dangers overseas that Buckley and his wife Ann have a subsidized buses. instead of the current 35-cents per we are experiencing for which we family of six children. Hartford officials sought a tem­ ride. Fares for handicapped and really aren’t prepared,” Buckley Dick Labouchere, Buckley’s cam­ BOLTON-Paul Euel had a police north sector superviser, also porary injunction to block the fare in­ elderly riders will go from 15 cents to stopped by to make sure everything said. paign coordinator, said Buckiey will 20 cents and students will pay 35 birthday party Friday afternoon that creases scheduled to take effect was O.K., and wished Paul a “Happy Buckley, 56, who has continually go to primary if he does not get the Saturday on the Connecticut Transit cents instead of the current 30 cents. he, his family and friends won’t maintained his family’s home in Republican endorsement. Co. buses that operate in Hartford, O’Donnell met with attorneys for forget for a long time. Birthday ” And what impressed Paul and his Sharon, said he has been a state resi­ “If he does not get the majority of New Haven and Stamford. the DOT and Hartford corporation Paul, who was born on Feb. 29, dent for 46 years, the convention, we would primary. In counsel Alexander Goldfarb. They 1972, celebrated his second or eigth friends the most? One would think it But Superior Court Judge Thomas was the firefighters and the fire “My family has always lived in fact, he would welcome a primary O’Donnell said he could not issue a worked out a plan to provide bus birthday depending on how one Connecticut. I have always been in engine. But it wasn’t. because he would be able to get the temporary injunction immediately. riders with receipts for their fares counts. continuous contact with the state. issues into the press, Labouchere Shortly after the party with his While the firefighters were Hfr-said a full hearing on the issue which they could cash in if the bus Right now 1 am becoming familiar said. friends and relatives started, Jhe removing hot logs and ashes from the would be held March 11 when he fare hikes are ruled improper. Bolton Volunteer Fire Department wood stove, and.cleaning the also arrived. chimney, Paul and his friends were No, they didn’t come to celebrate. outside. They were playing with the Your Neighbors^ Views: They came to put out a chimney fire, birthday presents. but the Ruel’s hadn’t called them. Paul is the son of Claude and San­ Someone driving by did. dra Ruel of 135 Notch Road How important is the New Hampshire primary? Sergeant Anthony Kalkus,state Saturday.

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a fast shuffle, now go out and sell it. But we doing the roof, but people will want to know lbdQte_ By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA also don’t expect you to go through every why all these things weren’t included^n the Herald Reporter cotten pickin detail. What we’d like to have yearly budget.” MANCHESTER - The Citizens Advisory you convinced is that none of this is frills.” M. Philip Susag, subcommittee chairman down in a gunbattle while trying to stop a holdup in a winners have contributed to a sperm bank program Kennedy Cuts His Staff Committee on Renovation Plans at The group agrfed to write the report to for exterior renovations, replied saying he Campaign Looking Up Brooklyn bar Friday — the fourth New York City police founded by California business tycoon Robert Graham Manchester High School met this week in an reflect the general nature of the sub­ based his statement on his years as a member and three women with high IQs are now pregnant after Sen. Edward Kennedy will cut his paid campaign staff NATICK, Mass. (UPI) - Campaigning in shopping officer shot to death in the last five weeks. effort to pull its months of effort into a com­ committee’s efforts. As it had previously been of the Board of Education. being artificially Inseminated in the program, it was dis­ in half, shuffle duties of top aides, seek |270,000 worth of malls, at icy windswept factory gates and in a historic Transit Officer Irving W. Smith, 42, was off duty when prehensive report, to be presented at the written, the report had implied that all the “We didn’t even get 10 percent of our capital closed Friday. speech time on television and center efforts in big hall where Lincoln once spoke, Republican John Ander­ he was shot at 1:30 a.m. 6mith shot to death one of the Board of Elducation’s March 10 meeting. renovations specifications had been reviewed improvement budget each year. 80 percent of northern states, his campaign manager announced son Friday said he had “a feeling” his run for the GOP alleged robbers in the gun battle. A second suspect was Graham, 74, a milliomdre businessman, who mude his Judy Clough, member of the sub-committee in detail. , every budget is salary. Now, you have a Friday. presidential nomination is looking up. arrested later after he sought treatment for a bullet fortune in plastic eyeglass lenses, disclosed details of the reviewing interior renovations, said she was Another controversy surfaced when a chance to get the capital, improvements. You The changes were spurred by financial problems and Anderson, in the second of five straight days of inten­ wound. program, saying the idea was that of Nobel laureate Her­ concern^ her committee hadn’t been specific preliminary estimate of $3.1 million for the better do it now, or you’re not going to get it,” Kennedy’s 0-4 record against President Carter two sive Massachusetts campaigning, visited inland com­ “It se^ms every day I am either going to a hospital, to a man Muller, who died in 1967. enough in their attempt to legitimize the renovation project was mentioned. Declared Susag said. munities of Leominster, Worcester and Natick before en­ wake, to a funeral, or to a dedication ceremony where I months into the race for the Democratic presidential educational specifications sought by high Burns, “I don’t think we’ll know the cost until After lengthy discussion, the content was Graham and Muller had been fridttlk, he said, adding nomination. ding the day at a GOP dinner where he and several other have to look at a widow of a police officer who died six to that Muller originally had planned sperm donations from. school staffers. the architect gives us the data. We have to summed up by ex-Board of Education Kennedy's campaign manager, Stephen Smith, said candidates spoke. nine months ago in a tragedy I have already forgotten,” famous, exceptional people, but not limited to NobeUsts. Her belief was challenged by Committee make vast decisions with half-assed data.” member Roger Bagley. “I don’t think there is that despite Carter’s victories in the Iowa, Maine and Anderson drew good crowds at Mechanics Hall in said Police Commissioner Robert McGuire. Chairperson Daniel Burns, who declared “If Bums said he felt the $3.1 million figure was much of a difference of opinion on general Minnesota caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, Worcester, where about 200 people, mostly college Muller won the prize in 1948 for work in genetics and you would like to meet again and go down the at least 25 percent off. items. There are some specifics, over which Ten city and transit police officers have been shot since “It’s a wlnnable campaign” for Kennedy. students from as far away as Princeton, N.J., were was concerned about what he cdlled the declining genetic whole goddamn list, then go ahead.” Kennedy responded that the figure is “an es­ some members have some worry. I think it the beginning of the year, four fatally. In coming weeks. Smith told a Washington news con­ gathered to begin a preprimary weekend of voter can­ endowment of mankind. The sub-committee was responsible for timate. The best information the administra­ would be worth the efforts of the administra­ ference, Kennedy will cut his 200-member paid staff to vassing. reviewing lockers, floors, the public address tion could get. But there will be a number cer­ tion to prepare a fact sheet on several items.” under 100, map strategies for primaries in such delegate- The only Nobel Prize winner who would admit to being system, an elevator for the handicapped, win­ tified to go on the ballot. And if (he bids come Kennedy agreed, saying “It has been my heavy states as Illinois and New York, and try to buy part of the plan was Dr. William B. Shockley of Stanford dows and doors, relocating certain areas to in 20 times, we can’t accept them until they experience that any time there is any ques­ Policeman Shot to Death Savants Contribute Sperm time for three 30-minute speeches on the television University, winner of the Nobel physics prize in 1956 for put like departments together, and a list of meet the figures on the ballot.” tion, you better beat them to it.” He agreed networks. * NEW YORK (UPI) — A transit policeman was cut ESCONDIDO, Calif. (UPI) — At least five Nobel Prize work with transitors. smaller items. Education officials expect to bring a the administration would issue reports on the Examples of the smaller items included referendum request to the public in November history of roof repairs at the high school, the determining the number of.microwave ovens for the renovations to the high school. The track, and quantities of equipment in certain Washington Reception in the home economics departments, and committee was formed to incorporate com­ areas. determining whether new desks are needed in munity insight into the educational camp. Atty. Scott Clendaniel felt this clarified the 19.77 Dr. and Mrs John Gregan of 53 Schaller Road, Manchester, are the typing departments. The funding for the project was also issues. “People are likely to feel that depart­ i r r i U greeted by Sen. Lowell Weicker at a recent Congressional reception in Office Hours Set James Kennedy, superintendent of schools, questioned by John Tucci, a conservative in­ ment heads have a tendency to over-request, Washington. Mrs. Gregan is a member of the National Legislative hastened to clarify the committee’s respon­ dependent candidate in the 1979 municipal so they’ll get at least half. We need the con­ Council of the American Association of Retired Persons-National sibility. “We don’t want anyone from the election. “ I don’t think there is a problem with fidence that this isn’t being done here. ” By Council Head Retired Teachers Association. citizens committee to feel they’re being given COVENTRY—Council chairwoman Roberta Koontz will hold office hours Saturday to meet with the public between 10 a.m. and noon in the Town Hall Planner’s Of­ Educators fice. Information on current agenda items will be available," she said. ^ Mrs. Koontz also invites residents interested in serving Discuss HIOHIIT TIM M IATUM ll .20. on the Quinebaug/Windham Catchment Area Council to Test Use 40 visit her during the hours. “This council is composed of 21 towns and is the first line evaluator of mental health programs in need of state funding,” she explained. MANCHESTER - The The area council holds meetings on the fourth Monday Board of Education Com­ » ^ no* U PlW IA TN tn POTOCA4T • of each month in the Hampton Conregational Church. mittee on Curriculum and “ Funds are available to reimburse travel, telephone, and Instruction met Thursday y For period ending 7 p.m. EST 3/1/80. The first day of babysitter costs,” she added. night to review how prin­ (SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY) March will greet the major part of the nation with The Town Council has been assigning members to hold cipals make use of student generaiiy fair skies. Some rain, however, will be found “office hours” on Saturdays to give residents the oppor­ tests, along the upper Pacific coast and a combination of rain tunity to talk informally with them on issues of concern. Th scores from standar­ "A and snow may be noted in sections of the Gulf Coastal dized mathematics and states and Tennessee Valley. verbal skills tests and I.Q. Toomey to be Honored tests weigh heavily on how students are taught. Weather Forecast These tests determine COVENTRY -Paul spiring local youth in all areas where remedial Clear nights and mostly sunny days through Sunday. Toomey, a 1973 graduate of endeavors, including Released from Embassy programs are needed, the Continued windy and coid. Overnight low temperatures Coventry High School, now sports. Three of the ten women released from the attended the embassy reception, walk toward materials that are needed, zero to 5 above... minus 18 to minus 15 ceisius. Highs playing with the Hartford Anyone wishing to attend and what subject areas the Saturday 15 to 20. Highs Sunday around 20. Probability of Hellions soccer team, will the game and participate Domincan Embassy by leftist guerrillas, freedom after they were released with two school needs to concen­ precipitation near zero percent through Saturday night. be honored by the 'Youth in honoring Toomey, may wearing wrinkled party dresses in which they wounded diplomats and a boy. SAVE Northwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty Satur­ reserve tickets at Hill’s trate on. AN OFF Soccer Association at the Several principals day...decreasing at night. game scheduled for Sunday Pharmacy on Main Street EXTRA I REG. PRICES reported that parents at the Civic Center or Bane’s Pharmacy on New England Outlook haven’t asked questions Coliseum in Hartford. Route 44A. The tickets will ENTIRE STOCK Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Con­ about test scores. The prin­ SAVE40*460’‘OFF Toomey, a high school be delivered by Soccer Five Soviet Diplomats tinued cold and windy. Clear nights and mostiy sunny cipals related their hope and college All-American Association members on QUALITY FABRICS' Our Reg. or Mfr.'s List Prices days through Sunday. Overnight low temperatures that this lack of questions is being honored for in- Saturday. Choose name brands tiom top mills in ranging from around 5 below zero in the northwest to reveals faith in the school fashionable new terries and suedes plus around 10 above along the coast...minus 21 to minus 12 shirtings, chintz and interlocks Solids •TEXAS INSTRUMENTS *TIMEX *SEIKO‘ system, and not dis­ and prints. Celsius. Highs both days ranging from ihe teens to the iow Quietly Ousted By U.S. interest. Sports and Dress Watches for Men and Women 20s. ! The test scores deter­ Maine, N.H.: Mostly sunny Saturday...except for the mine which pupils need Choose from a wide range of LCD Chronograph Watches Manchester WASHINGTON (UPI) - The chance of flurries over northern and mountain sections. Concert retaliate,” he said. excellent progress” in tracking com­ special attention, although •Alarms *Day/Dates 'Quartz Chronos •and-more United States has quietly expelled U.S. officials say it is common for munist spying activities in the United Clear Saturday night. Sunny Sunday. Overnight lows Public Record the principals are cogni­ five Soviet bloc diplomats in the last foreign intelligence agents to use TEN EXAMPLES FROM OUR SPECIAL COLLECTION: from 10 below zero north to 5 above south. Daytime highs Cancelled States in the last few years. zant of the fact that some Release of attaehment diplomatic cover, which gives them However, Cregar conceded the in the teens to low 20s. year for alleged spying activities, a students may be bright, Vernon National Bank top FBI official disclosed Friday. immunity from prosecution, while Soviets’ “effectiveness is propor­ •T«xai Instrumenti Man'i LCD • Texas Inatrumanta Man'a 6 Dlglt 0 ^ Vermont: Continued windy and bitter cold through and just not perform well 5-function sports watch, Our Reg. 24.97 1 3 .7 6 l CD readout dress watch. Our Reg. 59. COVENTRY-The against James F. Per- William Cregar, chief of the FBI's conducting espionage activities. In tionate to their presence obviously, Saturday night with scatter^ flurries. Lows Saturday on tests. •Ttxas Inttrurntnls Men'a LCD H C • Ttmax Man’s Quariz Chronograph Coventry High School Band singer et ux of Manchester. intelligence division, declined to dis­ those cases, the only recourses for and thir presence is increasing, ob­ 5'functlonwn'ritlumbacklite, Our Reg. 29.97, I QeHU M fr.'s L ilt 52.95 2 8 .3 3 night mainiy zero to 15 below. Highs Saturday in the All the principals felt exchange concert fund­ M atthew L. Rogalla cuss details of the espionage, or to the U.S. government are to attempt viously.” •T«xat Inatrumanta Man'a S Functlonn •Seiko Man'a Alarm Chronograph teens. Partiy cloudy Sunday with ^adually diminishing there was no need for ad­ M fr.'s List $235 *93 raising dance scheduled for against James F. Per- name the diplomats. to monitor their activities or to expel He noted Soviet bloc nations now w ith LCD readout, Our Reg. 34.97 '1 8 .6 0 winds. CSiance of a few more flurries. Highs in the mid ditional testing, as it would •Taxaa InatmmanU Man'a Chrono •Seiko Man'a Quartz Dual tonight has been canceled. singer et al of Manchester. He said none of the Soviet-backed them. have a core of about 1,900 diplomats teens to mid 20s. The Mainstreet Band had infringe on teaching time. LCD dress watch, Our Reg. 49.97...... 2 7 .8 8 Chronograph, M fr.'s List $195 7 7 .9 0 Warranty deeds espionage attempts was believed to Cregar indicated the expulsion of stationed in the United States. He *Taxaa Inatrumanta Ladlai'LCD > in • Seiko Man's LCD Multi-Function Extended Forecast been slated to perform at Jeanne A. Persinger to have caused a serious breach of the Soviet bloc diplomats has been fairly said the FBI’s task is being made Contemporary style watch, OurjrReg.S4.97£/ F .H U Chronograph, M fr.’s List $175 6 9 .9 0 Fair weather through the period. Cold Monday and the Manchester Armory. G regory S. Wolff and national security. commonplace in recent years, but he more difficult by the opening of for­ (Stors slock only, not sll styles In all storss.) Tuesday with highs in the 20s to lower 30s and overnight Band leader Carl Salina E liz a b e th M. W olff, “We were monitoring them and we Could not estimate how many have mal relations with the People’s iows in the teens. Moderating temperatures Wednesday said that instead of the property at 361 Timrod were able to prevent any damage,” been asked to leave. Republic of China, which is sending with highs in the 30s and tows in the 20s. event, the band will hold a Road, $147,500. he said. The assistant FBI director said he about 2,000 diplomats and students to dance next Saturday, Eric R.A. Demaree and Cregar, in a chat with reporters on feels the bureau’s counter­ this country. Nutrition The Almanac March 8, at St. Bernard’s Lynne. M. Dem aree to his last day before retirement, dis­ intelligence section “has made Church in Rockville. “The Mark F. Williams and Don­ closed the State Department Awareness ' r n dance will feature USTERINr By United Prese International na L. Williams, property at declared the diplomats persona non ^ f A w n t t e n c Today is Saturday, March 1, the 81st day of 1980 with ’Freedom’,” he said, “ the 83 Bryan Drive, $64,500. grata, allowing their immediate Scheduled ^ 1^ wela 7 m 305 to follow. ultimate horn band.” Dion Seeking Check » V M t U J o 5 Judgment lien expulsion. o w o o e fT W C t The moon is moving is fult. The Coventry High b a lm ' Connecticut Bank and O egar, who spent most of his 29 MANCHESTER-March The morning star is Saturn. School Dance Band will Trust Co. against Gary FBI years in counterintelligence, play during the intermis­ has been designated Nutri­ idianpoo The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Mosher, property at lot 3 said the incidents were kept secret On MHS Code Flaw % sion in order to offer con­ tion Awareness Month and 1 Jupiter. Pinehurst property, $1,- because of “foreign policy con­ '•’•m il fnTr something a little different 1 Those bom on this day are under the sign of Pisces. tinuous music from 9 p.m. 640.64. siderations.” MANCHESTER - The school Dion said preliminary in­ :.j. • -a^L-" has been incorporated into . ** Ozs (I OUA#’ American singer-actress Dinah Shore was born on to 1 a.m. Tickets are $12 “Every time something like that system’s director of building and vestigations reveal that the whole per couple and can be the school lunch program. March 1, 1920. happens, the enemy will manufac­ grounds has asked a state inspector structure of the school store doesn’t On this date in history: purchased from Salina, to review Manchester High School conform to state codes, although Each Wednesday in March ture a situation in their country to will feature a school lunch DeJay AM/FM Stereo Phono HEALTH AND BEAUTY SAVINGS WestBend Four Slice In 1781, the American colonies adopted the Articles of who can be reached at 875- for code violations, so that these may when it was built it conformed to the planned around a par­ with Matching Speakers Toaster-Oven-Broiler Confederation, paving the way for a federal union. 8198 or 742-7346. be eliminated. code. Said Dion, “The codes change • Jergens Soap, 3 oz. (3-Pack), our R.g 4sc 3 6* In 1803, Ohio became the 17th state of the Union. Bill Dion, director, said today he and change.” ticular nationality. These . i C Q C O Our • Bic^haver (i0Peck),out rm ' 7 9* Reg. 39.99 In 1932, famed f l^ r Charles Lindbergh's 20-month-old Teachers had asked for the inspection by the Another preliminary finding is that menus, as all others in the U O . U O Reg. 89.99 27.43 lunch program, conform to son was kidnaped. The boy’s body was found May 12, and State School Buildings Unit. He said certain partitions in the high school Full-Size BSR record changer. •Wells Balsam Conditioner ie o z .,r m t it. 1.19 More than just a great toaster/ Bruno Hauptmann was electrocuted for the kidnap- the request is made whenever the don’t conform to the most recent the Type A school lunch Volume, balance and tone controls. broiler—It's perfect lor pies, mandate (a nutritionally .Quadatl Stueo Component CM. Reg. 23.70, 19^0 • Listerine, 32 oz. plu. 4 oz. f r e e . Our R.g. Z.67 1 .7 7 casseroles, entrees! #5351 murder in 1936. Budget Cut On Notice school system is consideHng asking code. Dion expects specific direc­ • d o n n a SUMMER-Nomlnaled tor ' balanced meal). N. In 1954, five congressmen were wounded when Puerto for state funds. p tions from the state agency about 5 Grammy Awards Incl. Album ollhe Year • § y C Rican nationaiists began firing from the gaitery of the Ethnic meals are offered HEBRON —The Hebron Board of Education, during a Manchester intends to seek state code violations in several weeks. ‘BadGirls’ 2LPSM#1398 f U.S. House of Representatives. for a two-fold purpose. four-hour budget work session Thursday, voted to reduce For Layoff funds for its capital improvement Emphasizing that students are not TIME TO THINK GREEN! CUT DOWN ON FUEL EXPENSES! faced with l^ing in a dangerous First and foremost is the the proposed education budget by $22,076. The original and energy conservation renovations A thought for the day: American writer Henry Thoreau building and that these code changes hope that the children will budget request was for $1,450,989. at the high school. Before these funds a 0 0 said: “It is characteristic of wisdom not to do desperate VERNON -W hile the Board of are routine, Dion said, “There is no learn that nutritionally The board voted to reduce the fuel oil request to the can be .obtained, the school has to be things.” Education and the school ad­ more danger than there has ever sound foods are found in amount of $46,000 for the coming fiscal year. Board in agreement with the latest state ministrators hope there won’t be a codes. been.” many forms and in many members said the net effect can’t be determined at this need to layoff any teachers for the lands. Secondly, a little • THE KNACK-Nominated lor Best New Amst time as they don’t know what the cost of the fuel oil will coming school year, nevertheless, variety and fun will be Lottery Numbers be. ‘But the Little Girls C Q U five teachers have been put on notice added to the school lunch Understend’ l p hbsb The board also made reductions in the regular of this possibility. format. Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New transportation account, substitute teachers, pnd some Blood Supply Low, Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent The different ethnic days England: Connecticut: 598. New Hampshire: 6585. Rhode other small accounts. ‘Gel The Knack’ l p G798 H . W U Island: 9846. Vermont: 041. In the weekly New of Schools, said, at a recent budget in March will be Italian, The next meeting of the board will be March 6 at 7:30 Hampshire sweepstakes the winning three digit number meeting, that Vernon has been Mexican, Polish and p.m. in the library of Gilead Hill School to continue work New Appeal Made Hawaiian Day, respective­ was 915. The winning two digit number was 75. The win­ decreasing its staff level right along ning color was blue. on the budget. because of declining enrollment. He ly. 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Volunteers are recruiting local civic through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ five teachers wasn’t a rejection of According to Dr. Alfred Katz, groups to respond to the urgent 50 PURNELL PLACE and $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONN. day available on request. Monday through Friday. Dr. Sidmans proposal to keep the director of Connecticut Red Cross appeal. staff as it is. Blood Service, people who have had 6 4 3 - 6 6 6 9 EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1, 1980 ^ 5 4 - EVENINR HERALD. Sat., March 1, IWO Wings of Morning Courses by Newspaper Beauty of Chartres Remembered by Visitor return to the Mission Center. As she Other Patterns of Use By CLIFF SIMPSON that "violin music is just horsehair cigarettes actually paid a pianist for English cathedral a beautiful win­ If you can start anew and win was preparing to making herself as I have two memories of my visits on the catgut.” Years ago in a whole evening of entertainment.) dow thiough which the sunlight success. comfortable as possible in the to the cathedral town of Chartres in seminary when I was first introduced It was not an uplifting experience. streams, displaying the facts and The future is your time, and time is bedroom graciously assigned to her, Editor’s Note: This is the seventh in a series of 15 ar­ France. . to “the higher criticism,” I wrote a So, when I got to Paris, there was personalities of the Old and New fleet. ticles exploring “Energy and the Way We Live.” In this One is an early trip taken with my protest paper at the excessive only one place to go — the cathedral Testahients leading up to the truths And there is much of work and the grandmother of the family pulled article, Joel Darmstadter,' of the Resources for the whole family when we were doing “analysis of the life of Jesus” ending at Chartres. My soul was refreshed and doctrines of the Christian revela­ strain and stress; aside the curtain which screened off Future Center for Energy Policy Research, compares “the grand tour” In Europe. We with the plea “Give me back my after a morning of meditation in the tion. Forget the buried woes and dead the room and said in a croaking but kindly voice, “If you all wants fer our use of energy with that of other nations. This series, happened to arrive just as the sun Christ” ’ Let me immediately add church. Looking for a place to eat Many other stained glass windows despairs. somethin’ we don’t have, jest ask for written for Courses by Newspaper, a program of Univer­ was streaming through that magnifi­ that I believe wholeheartedly in lunch, I found an outdoor cafe with an do this, but this particular one was Here is a brand-new trial right at scholarship while I also assert that awning that prevented the raining it. Then we kin show you how to get sity Extension, University of California, San Diego, was cent window. fabricated by the artist out of broken hand; It may seem we very often must see the whole deluge from soaking the patrons. along without it.” funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the bits of colored glass which had been The future is for him who does and odd that I cannot Jesus. After ordering my meal I looked discarded by another artist. , dares — - Two News Items Humanities, with supplemental funding from the recall the details, “To The Underground** across through the slanting rain to a Start where you stand. An Orthodox Church committee National Science Foundation. only the triangle of green grass. In the middle The other memory of Chartres Start Where You Stand Old failures will not halt, old has voted to withdraw from a Copyright (c) 1980 by the Regents of the University of overwhelming came after the war when I went over from the earth protruding an arm triumphs aid; National Council of Churches study California. oouiSisiVNiwtMpai beauty remains with a Social Action team for our with just the wrist showing, but in Many of us let the past dominate Today’s the thing, tomorrow soon of women and men in the church clear and shining church to see about relief for the the hand was clasped, ps if in despera­ the present. It may be that we are / will be; because they charge that the project By Joel Darmstadter in my memory. British churches and what was being tion, a broken sword. It was a tribute riding on the good deeds we did in Get in the fight and face it, un­ “encourages feminist theology in be worse off because of misguided pricing for energy. Perhaps it is done for the refugees on the conti­ to the underground — and I wept. days gone by or are so depressed by afraid. Christian Churches” and declares Energy is a means toward a desired end. What a trib u te! And what a the mess we made of our lives that It is valued because it helps provide us with amenities 7 better that way. I recall once cutting nent. And leave the past to ancient that “we cannot accept the uncritical Room for Improvement ,a beautiful rose, admiring its quiet memorial! we have already given up — when that contribute to our sense of wellbeing. Gasoiine gives ' We had seen the bombed out history. bias found in the study guide for the Even where the data indicate that one country’s energy charm, and then pulling it apart petal much still lies ahead. us mobility; heating fuels furnish comfort and warmth; churches, visited one of the death An English Cathedral Win­ What has been, has been; yester­ project.” use is more effective than another’s, however, it does not- by petal. camps in Nazi Germany, spent some dow Berton Braley has something to day is dead, y Martin Marty, a Protestant mechaniz^ factory operations produce the diversity of say about beginning today exactly mean that it cannot be improved. For example, U.S. In the analytical approach to the time at Lidice (where the whole ’Thomas Fuller once said, “He that And by it you are neither blessed professor at the University'* of goods that we iike to consume. rose It lost its charm. I do believe village had been slaughtered to where we are now; nor banned; Chicago divinity school, and -also The statistics for other industrial nations, which con­ freight transportation is, overall, less energy-intensive wants hope is the poorest man “Start where you stand and never than Western Europe’s. But the energy intensity could that “the whole is greater than the revenge the death of a Nazi officer, alive.” Don’t give up! No matter how Take courage, man, be brave and associate editor of the “Christian sume less energy per capita than the United States, sum of all its parts.” Some weeks mind the past; Century,” has been elected first vice- I have been still lower if Interstate Commerce Commis- saw a devaluation of currency where bad things look we can pick up the drive ahead — would seem to indicate that it is possible to achieve these ago I quoted the cynic who claimed ’The past won’t help you in begin­ Start where you stand.” president of the American Catholic I sion regulations would not dictate that a trucker shipping a cigarette became money (two pieces and build anew. ’There is in an amenities with a more economical use of energy than ning new. Historical Society at its 60th annual i Georgia pecans northward, for instance, has to return One Possible Answer to now prevails in this country. If you are done with it at last, meeting. He is the second Protestant with an empty truck. Why, that’s enough. You’re done Inflation But how relevant are foreign examples? I to hold this position and will with it, you’re'through; Many stories emerge from Ver­ One faction contends we’re misguided for having failed I Similarly, economical heating practices in Sweden Services. automatically become president next 1 could be still further enhanced if occupants of unmetered This is another chapter in the book. mont and Tennessee — and I feel that year. The first was Albert Cutler of to do what Germany and some other countries have high class, nursery; 7:30p.m., Praise and many of them are apocryphal, and I apartments served by steam from district heating plants Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. This is another race you have Southern Methodist University’s demonstrated can be done with effective public policies, teaching service. perhaps this one is. I did not use their windows to regulate their heat! Andover Rev. James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., planned. Perkins School of Theology in 1971. skilifui industrial management, and prudent consumption Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Don’t give the vanished days a It was down in Tennessee umi. I TTie differences among countries in energy use are not Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- The Last Word practices. Fint Congregational Church of An­ cice; 7 p.m., evening service. and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. backward look — evangelical worker was forced to e frozen into place. Between 1972, the year before the Arab dover, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Church of the Assumption, Adams Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; Start where you stand. spend the night in one of the cabins of “I like the dreams of the future Another faction deplores our naivete in not recognizing pastor, interim minister. 11 a.m.. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor the distinctive conditions of American society and is con­ .J oil embargo, and 1976, for example, the gap between Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward The world won’t care about your the natives because of an unusually better than the history of the past.” Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Sunday emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ — Thomas Jefferson vinced that ill-advised efforts to transplant foreign I Sweden’s energy-GDP ratio and ours narrowed from 28 S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 old defeats. severe storm that prevented her schooi. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, vices, coffee between services; 9:45 experience could choke our economy. t percent to 15 percent. ’The U.S. ratio has,been declining a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for i while Sweden’s has been rising. A narrowing of the gap 10:30 and 11:45 a m. Gosp.el Music and Song Planned There is an element of truth in both arguments. Bolton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day infants, adult forum; 11 a m.. Nursery I with other countries seems likely as well. Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown for infants. v St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park MANCHESTER - Patricia Fran­ cis is frequently featured as soloist in Energy and GDP ” ’There is little doubt that a conservation momentum is Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 cis of North Haven, will present a a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Swiety; and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. churches of various denominations. In a purely statistical sense, those arguing that we I :i gradually taking hold in this country, in part because of Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary program of gospel music and song at “Ernie” and Anita Francis are both ^ market factors, as in industrial operations, and in part Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. the 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. services should apply foreign energy-consumption practices to the I Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; involved in ministries with the New 1 because of public policies, such as regulations for im- at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the at Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Haven Chapters of Full Gospel United States are persuasive. If we look at per capita Bolton United Methodist Church, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) — the value of goods and j I proved fuel economy in new cars. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness rector. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Turnpike Sunday. Businessmen Fellowship and Women 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 services produced domestically per person, which is ' I Do international comparisons, then, point to the poten- Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Aglow. I tial for significantly reduced energy consumption without p.m., salvation meeting. a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Earnest Francis, will also share The public is invited. roughly proportional to per capita income — we find that 11 a.m., worship service. Center Congregational Church, 11 sacrifice of economic welfare? It would be cavalier to St. George's Episcopal Church, United Penteeostal Church, 187 ministry in the services. Miss Fran- in several other countries this measure is similar to that Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Presbyterian Church conclude that we have nothing to learn from foreign Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, senior pastor: Rev.Chester C. Copeland, of the United States, yet per capita consumption of So, while some structural features such as distances in energy-GDP ratios between the United States and minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 energy-using practices — especially where these repre­ vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Unitarian Universalist MANCHESTER - The film energy is markedly below outs. and housing can be cited in “extenuation” of high U. S. Western Europe. a.m.. Nursery program and coffee a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., “Preparing for Adolescence; Peer sent a technological and behavioral adaptation to high Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. MANCHESTER - The UniUrian A concise way of depicting this is to measure the energy-GDP ratios, other factors, when standardized for For example, the fuel economy of American cars has fellowship. worship. Pressure and Sexuality” will be energy costs, which are now beginning to confront us, Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Worship service and church school; 11:15 Universalist Society, East will pre­ amount of energy consumption associated with each $10,- comparability with Europe, would push our energy use historically been very much poorer, and the energy con­ Bolton Congregational Church, a.m., (joffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. shown Sunday night at 7 at the too. Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., sent “Working: What Our Members 000 of GDP in selected countries and express it in even higher. sumption per unit of output in a wide range of American Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. At the same time, we would delude ourselves if we Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Do” Sunday, 10:30 a.m., at the equivalent barrels of oil. the 1976 staifdings for nine coun­ The importance of structure in determining a country’s manufacturing enterprises is distinctly higher, than in day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. y This is the fifth film in Dr. James were to conclude that the lower ratio of energy use to service and ourstry, church school; 10:30 South Windsor meetinghouse at 153 W. Vernon St. tries are as follows: energy consumption can be illustrated by noting that Europe. a.m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. St. John's Polish National Catholic Kathy Ferrelli will discuss her many Dobson’s series “ Focus on the GDP in some other countries provides a formula for Church. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Family.” Barrels-of-Oil Equivalent per $10 thousand GDP Canada (even when allowance is made for the cold ’These differences in energy intensities can be at­ Forum, Study group. Wapping Community Church, 1790 Rev, C.B. Johnson roles as person, wife, mother, (1 9 7 6 ): painlessly lowering energy consumption in the United Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Dr, Dobson will be speaking on the climate) uses more energy relative to income than we do. tributed partly to the higher prices of foreign energy — 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. volunteer, etc. Canada 115 barrels States. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Brian Egan will discuss his job as a subjects: helping our children cope This high energy usage is the result of historically cheap particularly for motor fuel. And differences in price, in St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. worship service and church school. Rev. Johnson Coventry market representative for hospital with physical changes, sexual U.S. 100 hydropower and abundant natural resources, which, in turn, arise partly because European prices have been Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 development and the fear of abnor­ The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 data processing equipment. Netherlands 88 turn, resulted in Canada’s specialization in such energy- held above the market level through taxation of energy Covntry Presbyterian Church, Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Named Rector mality. those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 Music for the program will be Sweden 85 intensive activities as metallurgy, pulp and paper and energy-using equipment, while in the United States, Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 Dr. Dobson has had wide those of the University of California, the National En­ a.m. MANCHESTER - The Rev. C. provided by Ellen Chen, concert West Germany 74 manufacturing, and chemicals production. through controls, they have been held below market a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 experience both as a teacher and as a dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ St. James Church, Rev. James a.m. Birkery Johnson, a Manchester pianist. There will be a time for Britain 72 level. In both cases, social policy has helped shape energy 7:30 p.m'. Bible study at parsonage. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, native, son of Mrs. (Charles Johnson psychologist. He is Associate Clinical dation, the distributing agency, or the participating Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, St, Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John coffee and discussion following the Italy 70 Energy Intensity patterns — deterring use in Europe, encouraging it in the Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. of Wellington Road and the late Professor of Pediatrics, University newspapers and colleges. Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. program. Sunday school and nursery Japan 60 In addition to these structural factors, there is a second United States. ministry; Rev. Eldward J. Reardon, in Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Charles Johnson has recently been care are available. of Southern California School of H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 France 54 set of factors that affects differences in the amount of When one takes account of these cost differences, high school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. masses at 5 p.ni.: Sunday masses at 8:30, named rector of St. Thomas Medicine, and the author of several ’The ratio of energy to GDP in Germany is more than 25 Next week: John K. Cooley, correspondent for “The p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 13 and 11:30 a.m. Seminary in Bloomfield. books. energy used: the energy intensity — that is, energy con­ U.S. energy intensities are not necessarily economically St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. a.m., noon and 5 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran Christian Science Monitor,” explores the political dimen­ Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Sand Father Johnson will succeed the The public is invited. Nursery care percent beiow ours; in Sweden, 15 percent lower. Yet sumed for the same Activity in various countries. These St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. MANCHESTER - The Emanuel inefficient or wasteful frljim^e standpoint of a household Uszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; provided. both are affluent societies. In this list, only Canada uses sions of our energj' crisis. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Rev. John J. Kiely who is completing Lutheran Church has scheduled the factors account for roughly 60 percent of the differences or industrial plant, thou i ^ e economy as a whole may masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to more energy than we do to produce a similar amount of Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 his five-year term in that position. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. the vicar. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 following events for the coming North United Methodist goods. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, a m. ; family service and Sunday school. Father Johnson has been serving as week. 'Second Congregational Church, 10:30 and noon. vice rector. His appointment is effec­ MANCHESTER - The North However, before concluding from the German and Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtoid, Avery Street Christian Reformed Monday: Staff meeting, 3:30 p.m. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland tive for a five-year term, starting United Methodist Church has I pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Scouts, 6:45 p.m. Council, 7:30 p.m. Swedish examples that the United States could drastical­ Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse: scheduled the following evenU for 11 a.m., worship service. pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. June 1. Tuesday: Old Guard, 10 am. ly redijce its levei of energy use without affecting our 10:20 a.m., group discussion. the coming week. and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Father Johnson is a graduate of St. Junior Choir and Cherub Choir, 4 living standards and our economic activity, we must iook Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Monday. Worship Committee both services. Thomas Seminary and of Catholic p.m. ECW mini-craft exhibit, 7:30 at the compiex factors that affect the differences among East Hartford (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Messiah Evangelical Lutheran University of America, Washington, meeting, 7 p.m. Council on streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 p.m. Conway Diet Institute, toast­ countries in energy-GDP ratios. Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 D. C. where he recieved a degree in Ministries, 8 p.m. . First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, masters, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 library science and his degree in Wednesday: Lenten Service, bag Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 Bible Study led by Jim Harvey, 7:30 Structural Factors church school; 11 a.m., morning a.m.. First and second year youth in­ Hartford in theology and also lunch and discussion, 11 a.m. New a.m., Sunday school. p.m. One set of factors concerns differences in the worship; 7 p.m., evening service. struction. Holy Communion the first and Our Savior Lutheran Church, attended Trinity College where he Member Class and Emanuel Choir, geographic make-up and industrial structure of coun­ First Baptist Church of East Hart­ third Sunday of each month. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 earned his master’s degree in Latin Thursday: Confirmation Class, 7 7:30 p.m. p.m. Christian Social Concerns & tries. In a study published severai years ago. Resources ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon a.m., Sunday school: 9 and 10:15 a m., literature. Thursday: Prayer Group, 10 a.m. Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 Streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 worship. He has been a member of the Fellowship Committee meeting, 7:30 for the Future, a nonprofit research organization, found a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 Care and Visitation, 11:15 a.m. Bell p.m. New Liturgist Training Class, a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, seminary faculty since 1963 and vice Choir, 3:45 p.m. Confirmation, 6:30 that about 40 percent of the difference between the high nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 p.m., worship. 7:30 p.m. rector for the past five years. He was p.m. Word and Witness, 7 p.m. energy-GDP ratio in the United States and the lower p.m., ’h'aining Union. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Vernon ordained into the priesthood in Hart­ European ratios is due to such U.S. characteristics as the Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ Lenten Service, 7:30 p.m. Basketball Church Supper Si. Joseph Church, 33 West St., ford in 1960. Practice, 7:45 p.m. Scandia, 8:30 large size of the country and dispersed population, which ‘ Church in-America), 1120 Silver Lane. day school, and care for small children. COVENTRY - The First Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Second Congregational p.m. requires goods and people to move long distances. - Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Poiish),^0 Congregational Church of Coventry a.m., worship service. MANCHESTER - The Second Friday: Bell Choir plays for Bolton Another exampie is the U.S. preference for iarge, single­ First Congregational Church, 87 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, and 11:15 a.m. Elem entary School, 1:30 p.m. will sponsor a roast turkey supper on family homes. Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Rockville Baplint Church, 69 Union Congregational Church has March 8 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 scheduled the following events for Concert, 2:15 p.m. It is debatable whether such features can simply be dis­ - minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Saturday: Basketball vs. Wapping, church vestry on Main Street. a.m.. worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ Proceeds from the^supper will missed as “energy-inefficient" attributes of American minister. 10 a.m., worship service, worship, nursery provided. the coming week. 6 p.m. AA-Emanuel Hill Chapter of Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Monday: Mayfair Worship Service, benefit the church 3ebt reduction life. Certainly cheap energy, particularly where church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m , hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev, Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. 1:30 p.m. Church Council, 7:30 p.m. fund. governmental policy has kept it artificially cheap, fellowship. George Emmitt, minister of visitation Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Tuesday: Bible Study, 9:30 a.m. Luther Hall. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sun­ THE facilitated these evolving patterns. However, these deep­ Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Staff meeting, 1 p.m. Church of the Nazarene ly rooted aspects of American society cannot be turned 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 BIBIE % i. Wednesday: Bible Study Group, around easily — certainly not in iess than the decades it t e >■ to a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, noon. MANCHESTER - The Church of SPEAKS service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. nursery. St. John's Episcopal Church, Route 7:30 p.m. Nazarene has scheduled the following events would take substantially to replace our existing housing 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 Thursday: Junior Choir, 4:30 p.m. By Nursery at all services. Calvary Church (Assemblies of for the coming week. Eugene and alter settlement patterns. God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike, Rev. a.m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ High Choir, 6:30 p.m. Senior Choir, Burnside United Methodist Church, Tuesday: Young Women's Bible Study, Brewer The Resources for the Future research disclosed other 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. vice and church school. 7:30 p.m. Stewardship Committee, 7 babysitting available, 9:30 a.m. Service at Ver­ findings as well. For example, our high energy use is not pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Vernon Assemblies of God Church, p.m. Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. non Manor, 3 p.m. Church Board Meeting, 7:30 — as some may think — a consequence of a top-heavy in­ ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m., a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. South United Methodist of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and p.m. A fundamental principle dustrial orientation. If the industrial sector in the United Worship hour with child care provided for Wednesday; Ladies’ Bible Study, 9:30 a.m. infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., worship services. MANCHESTER - The South governing electricity is States played as important a role within our economy as and Senior High Youth Fellowships. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev, Burton D. Vernon United Methodist Church, United Methodist Church has Midweek service and Teen Bible Study, 7 p.m. that it cannot get into you it does in Western Europe, we would consume even more Wesley Memorial Chureh (United Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. scheduled the following events for Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. unless it can get out of you. energy than we do now. Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. the coming week. Thursday: Willimantic Bible Study, 7 p.m. It is lor this reason that Nor does climate explain our high usage. On the con­ Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a,m., munion, youth class, nursery for small Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Monday: Administrative Board^ Teen activities, 7 p.m. birds can perch upon a Bullet Trairif Tokyo worship service, child care. children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Friday: Prayer and Fasting, 12 noon. Teen power line and feel no ill trary, Europe has a lower energy-GDP ratio than ours 7:30 p.m., education wing. effects. church school through Grade 6, nusery masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at ’Tuesday: Women’s Prayer and activities 7 p.m. Despite proportionately greater heating and air con­ One of 90 super express trains that leave Tokyo daily, achieving other countries, relies more heavily on mass transport than does the 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. for small children. Study Group, 7:30 p.m., 1208 Main Saturday: Men’s Prayer Meeting, 8 a.m. Bi­ ditioning requirements. speeds of more than 100 mph, prepares to depart. Japan, like many United States. (Gordon Menzie, Photophile)^ Glastonbury Unitarian Universaliat Societyi Eaat, Rockville United .Methodist Church, The same principle 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E, Thompson, St., all women of church invited. ble Quizzing fjnals, 8 a.m., at Lowell, Mass. 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Bowling League/6:45 p.m., at Silver Lanes prevails relative to God's St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Wednesday: Men’s Prayer and love It can flow into you Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 First Congregational Church of Ver­ Study Group, 7:30 p.m. Marriage Center Congregational only when there Is an outlet Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses About the Author Questions Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. non, 695 Hartford ’Turnpike. Rev. John A. Witness workshop, 7:30 p.m., educa­ MANCHESTER -The Center into the lives of others. at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant tion wing. Congregational Church has scheduled the That is why Christianity is Joel Darmstadter has been a senior fellow at the (1) Which country with a standard of living comparable pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Thursday: Prayer, Scripture Study contagious. school, crib room, child care: 10 a.m.. following events for the 'coming week, Resources for the Future to ours uses iriore energy than the U.S. to produce a vices, nursery for infants; 9.30 a.m., Sun­ & Sharing Group, 7:30 p.m., at 224 In­ Hebron day Bible school classes for all ages, Worship service. Monday: Seventh Grade Confirmation The greatest command­ Center for Energy Policy similar amount of goods? dian Hill, Glastonbury. Executive meeting, 4:30 p.m., at Temple Beth Sholom St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route three through adult, nursery for infants. Full Gospel Interdenominational ment is to love God. and Research in Washington, (2) How do geographical factors contribute to high Church Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., Board of United Methodist Women, Ninth Grade Confirmation, 5 p.«., Robbins the second is to love one's 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., Second Congregational Church, 385 7:30p.m. D.C., since 1975. From 1966 to energy use in the U. S.? Worship service. N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, Room. neighbor as himself. Matt. 1975, he was senior research (3) Give an example of differences in energy intensity Gilead Congregational Church, MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance Concordia Lutheran Tuesday: Pilgrim Choir, 3:30 p.m.. 22:36-40. The current of associate at Resources Jor the between the United States and Europe. Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- worship and church school; 11 a.m.. service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., MANCHESTER - The Concordia Memorial Hall Sacred Dance Group, 6:30 love can flow only when it Fellowship hour in the hall. deliverance service. is unbroken by some faulty Future and from 1957 to 1966 (4) Why has the energy-GDP ratio been declining in the Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Lutheran Church has scheduled the p.m., 30 Forest St. Nominating Committee, service, nursery; 9:15.a.m.. Church North United Methodist Church, 300 Talcotiville Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m.. Church Office Board of Christian switch of selfish interest. was an economist with the United States? Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 following events for the coming week. The saving power of the school classes. Monday: Christian Education Education, 7:30 p.m., 53 Meadow Lane. National Planning Associa­ Answers) \ pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- a.m.. Worship service, church school, gospel will not short- cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ nursery. Committee, 6:45 p.m. Church School Wednesday: Chancel Choir, 7:30 p.m.. circuit with you. It must tion. He is the author of (1) Canada. Federation Room. “ Conserving Energy: Manchester vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five Trinity Lutheran Church, Staff, 7:30 p.;n. Property Committee, flow on into the lives of (2) The large size of the country and dispersed popula­ years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, Thursday: Sacred Dance Workshop, 3:30 those you touch Any other Prospects and Opportunities 7:30 p.m. tion means goods and people must move over long dis­ Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., school classes for age three through pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ Tuesday: Bible Study Group, 8 p.m.. Woodruff Hall Property Committee, concept is something less in the New York Region,” and tances. breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Grade 6. vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. p.m.. Church Room. 7:30 p.m,, Robbins Room Diaconate, 7:30 than the love of God. a co-author of “ How In­ (3) Fuel economy of American cars is much poorer school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. South United Methodist Church, 1126 Union Congregational Chureh, 8:30 Wednesday: Lenten Supper, 6 p.m. p.m.. Federation Room Lenten Bible Study 8 a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Anifex se­ dustrial Societies Use Energy” ; “Energy in the World than in Europe; some American manufacturing plants Full Gospel Interdenominational Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. Lenten Service, 7 p.m. Concordia p.m.. Carrier Room. Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through Friday: Intergenerational Lenten Program, CHURCH OF CHRIST Economy” ; “Middle Eastern Oil and the Western use more energy per unit of output. Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, held at the Choir, 8 p.m. Lydall and Vernon Streets Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, son, p a ^ rs . 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship 6:30 p.m.. Woodruff Hall. World,” and, on 1979, “Energy in America’s Future; The (4) Because of conservation, due to market factors and worship service and Bible study; 7 p.m., services', 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery church, 11 a.m.. Coffee hour at the ’Thursday; Bible Discovery Group, Phone: 646-2903 Choices Before Us.” public policy. deliverance service. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior Annex. 9:30 a.ni. Golden Age Group, 1 p.m. 6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 1. 1980 MPHNA Services Obituaries Iran Captors Hattie T. Cummings ,^ids Community MANCHESTER -H a iti T Cum­ By BE'TTY RYDER mings, 95, a former resident of Bar Meeting Family Editor cholesterol diets, calcium sources, Manchester and mother of Edwin Youngsters and oldsters alike are meals without cooking, potassium and Ted Cummings of Manchester, By United Press International the approval of Moslem militants for learning good eating habits through sources, etc.” died this afternoon 'at Manchester Moslem militants Friday harshly the meeting.' the expanded programs of the Lois Lewis, executive director of Memorial Hospital. rejected any meeting between their In Washington, White House press Manchester Public Health Nursing the MPHNA, says acceptance of the Mrs. Cummings was born in 50 American hostages and the U.N. secretary Jody Powell said President Association, Inc. services offered have "been tremen­ Lebanon and had lived here for many factfinding commission to Iran, Carter was not dissatisfied with U.N; Discussing the dietitians role, dous.” years. At the time of her death she directly contradicting earlier Secretary General Kurt Waldheim’s Gloria Weiss, a registered dietitian “We could use more clinics, but lived in Lebanon with her daughter, assurances they would meet by the handling of the Iran crisis and added with MPHNA, said, “Nutrition is an budget restrictions will not allow it Mrs. James (Arlene) McCaw. ruling Revolutionary Council. that Waldheim continues to play "an integral part of total health care right now. Meanwhile, the services She is also survived by another son, The rejection suddenly threw into essential and constructive role" in covering the entire life span." continue to try to fill the needs and Burnette B. Cummings of Orange, doubt the five-member panel's mis­ the negotiations to free the hostages. "Nutrition educators serve three patients seem to be very pleased with Mass.: 12 grandchildren and 10 great­ sion to end the U.S.Iranian crisis. ■ Both American officials and interrelated functions; to promote our efforts,” she said. grandchildren. "The students don’t allow the com­ Waldheim insist the panel’s mission good health, to prevent disease and to Other aspects of the nutrition ser­ A graveside funeral service will be mission to cbme here,” a spokesman was to seek an end to the Iranian- treat disease. Within the association, vice is inservice training for nurses held Monday at the New Lebanon for the militants said in an interview U.S. crisis, whieh Waldheim said . we recognize nutrition education as and home health aides. Cemetery, Lebanon. by telephone from London. "It’s only specifically was to investigate Ira­ an investment to reduce health care "We also have staff consultations nian complaints as well as to resolve There are no calling hours. for show. That’s what (Ayatollah costs," she said. where staff members signup for dis- . Memorial contributions may be Ruhollah) Khomeini says." the hostage issue. But the Tehran It is with these functions in mind, cussion of nutritional management of made to the Children’s Day Fund,of But in New York, U.N. spokesman government; once the" five inter­ that the MPHNA presents its a specific case," Mrs. Weiss said. Congregational Church, Lebanon. Rudolf Stadjduhar, meeting with nationally known lawyers arrived in programs. One such program. Nutri­ "Sometimes patients will come to reporters after the militants issued Iran last week, said they came only tion Service, includes a nutrition the office to discuss a problem and Timothy P. Bernarhe Jr. their rejection, insisted the meeting to investigate alleged crimes of the education program for mothers and other times 1 make home visits. The ousted shah and U.S. involvement. VERNON—Timothy P. Bernache would take place "soon,” but he their pre-school children at the Well- association provides continuing The spokesman for the militants Jr., four month old son of Patricia refused to specify a specific time or Child Clinic at 150 N. Main St., nutritional care. When a patient is reiterated their stand that the Vietts and Timothy P. Bernache of date. Following usual policy, he Manchester. “This deals with the discharged from the hospital, the hostages would not be freed until 565 Talcottville Road, died Thursday would not comment on the militants’ whole gamut of feeding problems hospital dietitian recommends, in deposed Shah Mohammed Reza rejection. such as how to manage an obese certain cases, that the patient at Johnson Memorial Hospital, Staf­ Pahlavi was returned to face trial. ford Springs. He said the commission of inquiry baby, when is it safe to start a baby receive follow-up care from a "has been informed by the Iranian He said the 50 U.S. captives were in on skim milk, how to handle the nutritionist; just as a patient might He was born in Rockville on Sept. "good" condition. 29, 1979. authorities Thursday night that it picky two-year-old eater, the child receive follow-up nursing care, " she Besides his parents he leaves his will meet with the hostages,” who Waddell PTA with food allergies, and the anemic said. paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. were in their 118th day of captivity in child, which a large percentage of Mrs. Weiss, who received her the U.S. Embassy. MANCHESTER — The executive master’s degree in community nutri­ Richard Speight of West Stafford ; board of the Waddell School PTA will children are," Mrs. Weiss said. his paternal great-grandmothers, Tehran Radio, monitored in Lon­ "Each month we focus on one par­ tion and served as a therapeutic don, reported earlier that the meet Monday at at 7:30 p.m. at the dietitian at Tufts New England Mrs. Harold Bemachi of Windsor and school’s media center. ticular source of information; this Mrs. Henrietta Nadeau of Rockville; Revolutionary Council had received month it was nutritional labeling. We Medical Center, also works with the his maternal grandparents, Mr. and try to stress the importance of South Windsor Public Health Nursing Mrs. William Vietts-Sheekey of Ver­ reading labels. For example, using Agency and the Glastonbury Visiting non; and his maternal great- Health Plan Offered orange juice as a source of Vitamin C Nurse Association. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank rather than Hi-C, Hawaiian Punch or Discussing some of the problem HARTFORD (UPI) - U. S. Senate million. Visius and Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Kool-Aid which have additives. cases requiring nutritonal consulta­ candidate Richard Bozzuto proposed Bozzuto is vying with former N.Y. Mariconi, all of Florida. tion, Mrs. Weiss said, "Sometimes a a catastrophic health care plan Sen. James Buckley of Sharon for the Another month, we may feature Private funeral services will be weight reduction diet lor a patient FYiday for medical bills up to $1 GOP nomination to seek the seat foods that are high in vitamin A or held today from the Ladd Funeral high in iron. with varicose veins as possible million, saying no American should , being vacated by retiring Sen. prevention of surgery, is needed. Or. Home, 19 Ellington Avenue. Burial be denied adequate health cSitV Abraham Ribicoff, D-Gonn. "Those attending the clinic are will be in Ellington Center Cemetery. free to ask questions which needn't a high caloric diet lor a cancer because of cost. Bozzuto said Department of patient who is unable to tolerate There are no calling hours. Bozzuto, the Republican leader in Health, Education and Welfare necessarily pertain to the subject of the day. There are many articles in foods other than liquid or very soft the state Senate, said his plan was figures show the typical family of books and magazines on nutrition foods. designed to insure that "no American four spends more than $3,200 a year Firm Eyes that are confusing to the lay person. "Requests for evaluations of many goes bankrupt trying to pay their on health care. current diets and diet books on the health bills." He said he supported a limit of $3,- People are becoming aware of the Park Site need for good nutrition but are con­ market are also presented Another MANCHESTER — An option to buy The Watertown lawmaker said his 500 on personal responsibility for problem may be an elderly man proposal would provide insurance health care costs or 25 percent of fused. Some of the women attending a two-acre parcel in Buckland In­ ask about special diets; it's a very in­ living alone with long-standing con­ dustrial Park has been taken by Ray­ benefits with coverage limits ranging gross income under $14,000 annually, stipation problems, or a low-salt diet from $1(K),(XI0 to a ceiling of $1 "whichever is,less.” formal group presentation," Mrs. mond Alexander, Building Corp., Weiss said. for a 14-year-old kidney transplant East Hartford. "We usually bring food to visibly il­ teenager who wants to be able to eat Alexander sent the Planning and lustrate the focus subject for the day. at MacDonald's with her friends In Zoning Office the necessary $200 for Food is used as a teaching tool and I the latter case. I contacted the six-mohth option. Industrial park South Windsor Man Construction Begins Marie Gervais, at left, and Mary Kuz- Public Health Nursing Association, on always have a recipe for the enrich­ MacDonald's just to find out the con­ land is selling for $25,000 an acre or tent of their hamburgers, etc., so as mickas chat with Gloria Weiss, a good nutrition at the gferiatic clinic held ment foods.” $50,000 for the parcel Alexander Construction in Manchester of a sanitary the landfill and provide easier maintenance Louise Leitao, R.N., is in charge of to come up with a balanced nutrition registered dietician with the Manchester at the Senior Citizens Center. wants. However, Alexander requests Charged in Theft I the Geriatric Clinics which are held program so the youngster could join a $4,000 price reduction because the landfill retaining wall, which was designed by and access to the area. Construction cost is Walter Senkow, town engineer, began this about $29,689 (Herald photo by Pinto) at the Senior Citizens Center, and at her friends occasionally." land not have access fb public water MANCHESTER - A 19-year-old and third-degree burglary Friday in a Westhill and Mayfair Gardens. Anyone interested in the dates for and sewer. He suggested in his letter South Windsor man has been charged Jan. 23,1978 break at a 178 New State week. The wall will control rodents, contain "These are specially geared to the Well-Child Clinic or the Geriatric to Alan Lamson, planning director, with third-degree burglary and Road apartment. special problems of the aged, Mrs Clinic may contact the Manchester that if the reduction was not given, a larceny in connection with a Jan. 20 The accused is presently in­ Weiss said. "We deal with such Public Health Nursing Association at lien for future water and sewer ser­ theft from C.J.’s Giant Grinder carcerated by Hartford police on low 647-1481. problems as cooking for one 4 vice not be part of the agreement. store, 273 Broad St., Police said murder charges. Manchester police East Hartford Welding had been in­ China Tells of Shakeup Friday. served the warrant at East Hartford terested in the same parcel, but Edward Chaffee of 949 West Valley Superior Court as Coleman was television at 8 p.m. hfter a six-day PEKING (UPI) - The Chinese the politically sensitive Peking com­ declined the purchase because of of Road was presented in East Hartford presented on those charges. plenarv session of the Central Com­ Communist Party announced a mand last year. the lack of sewers. Superior Court Thursday after police mittee. shakeup Friday consolidating Vice —Wu De, a leading figure in the Alexander apparently wants to had served a warrant for his arrest. Police charged Shirley M. Mcln- In addition to the changes at the Premier Deng Xiaoping’s role as the Peking municipal government during construct an office building. The of­ The accused had been incarcerated tire, 31, of 103 Brewer St., East Hart­ top, the committee moved to curb most powerful man*in the country by Mao’s time, and a politburo member fices in East Hartford were recently by the South Windsor police on other ford, with four counts of issuing a bad the country’s budding grass-roots ousting four holdovers from the Mao since 1973. destroyed by fire. charges. check. Court date is March 17. human rights movement by O k ’’’he sale, and the possible price Tse-tung era. — Wang Dongxing, 64, a Police alleged he stole Police charged Thomas F. Hender­ In a major blow to the memory of recommending that Chinese be reduction, is subject to approval of money, a television and a tape p l^ son, 20, of 320 Three Mile Road, denied the traditional right to paste professional soldier and onetime the once-revered Mao, the party’s bodyguard of Mao. He had been a ' the Economic Development Commis­ from the Broad Street business. Glastonbury, with breach of peace up wall posters. Central Committee also officially committee member since 1969. sion approval. All but 42 acres in the Police also charged Herman Thursday night at David’s, 336-C Deng’s leading rival, Chinese hailed the late Chinese chief of state —Ji Dengkuei, another holdover park have been optioned. Coleman, 31, of 86 Edgewood St., Broad St., for an alleged disturbance Premier and Communist Party Liu Shaoqi (Liu H sia o -^ ) as "great from the Mao era, much of whose Hartford, with first-degree larceny at the club, he was released on a $500 Marxist and proletarian Chairman Hua Guofeng, appeared to Concert at Church surety bond for a March 17 have been isolated by the shakeup. career was spent as a party official revolutionary" and planned to give in Honan province. He joined th e . MANCHESTER - The appearance in East Hartford him a state funeral — 10 years after Hua retained his titular post as party Herald Elizabethtown College Concert Choir Superior Court. chairman, but there was speculation politburo in 1973, three years before ■ he died in disgrace. Mao’s death. ■ Photos will bring its 1980 spring tour to Police reported the theft of a small Liu was the most prominent among he would be relieved of the job of Manchester on Sunday, when it Seminar On television valued at $175 and some hundreds of high officials purged premier soon. Deadline Extended By appears at Second Congregational pocket change from Krause Florist, during Mao's Cultural Revolution The 76-year-old Vice Premier Deng Church. The concert will begin at 10 621 Hartford Road, Friday morning. and one of the last to be - twice purged during Mao’s MANCHESTER - Deadline for Pinto a.m. Handicaps A 48-year-old woman was arrested rehabilitated. lifetime — tightened his control by reservations for "Dining in the Under the direction of Harry L. Friday on a charge of shoplifting at The committee said Liu, ousted ousting four of his enemies from the Gourmet Tradition,” a seven-course' dinner to be presented by Simmers, associate professor of EAST HARTFORD -Housing and King's. from the party in 1968, was the vic­ party’s 27-member Political Com­ Manchester Community College music and chairman of the Depart­ service needs of handicapped persons Irene Zukowksi, 1230 Forbes St., tim of a “frameup" engineered by mittee, (China’s top decision-making ment of Music, the choir this year will be the topic of a New England was charged with fourth degree former Defense Minister Lin Biao, a body. students on Wednesday, has been extended through Monday. JTirrrr-- will tour Pennsylvania, New Jersey, regional seminar March here Mon­ larceny and released on a $50 cash protoge of Mao and at one time the They were: Connecticut, Massachusetts and day, Tuesday, and Wednesday. bond. late chairman’s designated -C hen Xilien, 67, former com­ The dinner, set for 7 p.m. at the Rhode Island. Seminar sessions will begin at 9 a.m. The security officer at King’s successor. mander of the Peking military Manchester Country Club, will be Rebekah Lodge each of the days at the Ramada Inn reported he saw Ms. Zukowski place Disclosure of the far-ranging region, and a committee member preceded by a Social hour at 6. and are being sponsored by the U.S. several items in her pants. He shakeup was'announced on radio and since 1969. Chen was removed from Reservations may be made by Youngsters visiting the Well-Child Clinic Jennifer Pavelack, Emmy Margarido, MANCHESTER - The Sunset Department of Housing and Urban stopped the woman as she left the calling the MCC Athletic office. sample some of the snacks provided by Mrs. Angela Pavelack and Erik Richardson. Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular Development’s Office of Independent store. Weiss. Enjoying themselves are, from left. meeting Monday, March 3, at 8 p.m. Living for the Disabled. Ms. Zukowski will be appearing in at the Marine Club Hall, Parker St. The seminar is one of ten being Circuit Court, District 12 in East Stocks Gain A social hour with refreshments held nationwide as part of a new Hartford. NEW YORK (UPI) - Lois Lewis, executive director of the MPHNA, at right, discusses will follow the meeting. national program called Handi-Tap, Stocks scored a solid gain which stands for Handicapped GLASTONBURY -P o lice are in­ in the slowest trading of program with Mrs. Weiss. -Technical Assistance Program. Par­ vestigating a burglary at a Cedar the year Friday with in­ Testimonial ticipants will be federal, state and Ridge home, during which merchan­ vestors hoping the Carter local officials, handicapped dise worth about $5,000 was stolen. administration soon would To Honor idividuals, and consumer groups Police said the incident was unveil a new antiinflation from Connecticut, Maine, reported Thursday and a television, program that would cut Aides in GOP Massachusetts, New Hampshire, silverware, and a camera were taken federal spending. in the break. EAST HARTFORD -T w o East Rhode Island and Vermont. The Dow Jones industrial Hartford Republicans, Harry M. average, which slipped 0.68 Borst and Victor G. Willerup, both point Thursday, gained 8.70 with a combined total of 76 years ser­ points to 863.14. vice in the town’s Registrar of Voters $3,50P^ Settleineiit Nevertheless, the closely office, wiil be honored with a watched average lost 5.63 testimonial dinner March 5 at the points for the week. Colony in VernoOi Borst and Willerup have served IJrged in Fall Suit continuously either as registrar or THANKSGIVING deputy registrar, since 1941. Both EAST HARTFORD -T he town’s because ol a town boundary marker have recently retired from the office. which was three inches above ground Corporation Counsel has asked the NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Willerup was elected deputy Town Council to pay $3,500 to settle a surface in an area belonging to the registrar of voters in June, 1941. He lawsuit filed by a woman injured on town according to state statutes. became Registrar in October of 1941, I lily St Jirfi, ApiiVi m4 Mvtyr. piM ii town property. She was treated dt the Manchester serving in that position until 1951. In ilrte Ml ridi li M t t , Mr Um m il Concetta Mincarelli, 52, had filed a Mqjnorial Hospital emergency room Jm i ttrirt, hlirwm r il il 111 i» 1952 he became deputy registrar ser­ suit against the town at Superior following the accident. X-rays Vito l«r ificW p * M |i Ii NM il M i ti ving in that post untij Jan. 3, 1979, yii I hM riMru fna In lipii it ay Court in Hartford in March. She had revealed a fracture of the nasal kMrt ad iMUy bif tMfen M Am 0M when he retired. demand $8,500 in compensation for bones and later it was found her nose Mk puA NMNr Ii t m t» ay MldiM. Borst became deputy registrar in injuries and work missed because of was crooked and shifted to the right, Illy ai ki ay pMart ad a|B l Niittn. Ii January, 1942, serving with Willerup relin, I yradN Ii ada yar M a Am h , a fall taken on Sutton Avenue, Dec. 8, doctors reported. ad OM iM Ii Ai dniai until 1952 when he became registrar. 1976. Mrs. Mincarelli also claimed that He served as registrar until January, Judge Francis O’Brien lowered the because of the fall she was out of Siy I m Oa Fdlan, Itm M Man ad 1979 when he became deputy CMn. M tattai ant At pnaini St Mi plaintiff’s claim to $3,500, and after work for two weeks. She was registrar. He retired on Jan. 3, 1980 employed by Travelers Insurance Co. pr*v la a ad dl aAi Aiabi yia d i Mat settlement negotiations, Mrs. Min­ TUi liw a An M a Am iM i Ii ML I Dinner tickets are available from carelli accept^ the offer for settle­ Barron said she has claimed to have Am IM ay n«ai( paM i hMcdM the Registrars of Voters Office in ment of her claim, Corpbration a slight angular deformity of her Mrs. Weiss explains nutritional labeling to, from Eric; and Carol Pavelack with Vinnie, who is IVz. Cathy Lombardi, at left, and Kathi nutritional management of specific Town Hall. The dinner will start at 7 Counsel Stephen C. Barron said. nose and sinus headaches especially left. Holly Drury holding her 16-months-old son. Clark, registered nurses, discuss i?ases with Mrs. Weiss, p.m. with cocktails at 6 p.m. Mrs. Mincarelli claims she fell in cold weather. B.GJI EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1, 1980'- <) 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. March 1. 1980 Supermarket Shopper ColenclQr j Thursday Rham Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham High Shoppers Want Prices Kept on Supermarket Items M o n d ay „ , „ „ a o * BeU Xi, 8 p.m., 315 Diane Drive. Manchester School. Nutrition Program, 7 to 9 p.m., Tolland County zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.; Town Hall. MANCHESTER - H,r. I. 0,. IW ,f ...M w A ’. „ DMMSt.dy CmmlllN,, 6 p.m.. To.. Otllc Agricultural Center, Route 30. u .. ^ By MARTIN SLOANE as it is being computed and trying to prices. with an error of 25 cents? It’s not for example. Start collecting the form plus one package front from Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. *' rid a y worth the gas. needed proofs of purchase while any size of Deep-Down Penetrating meetings. The locations w e in the Municipal Building, Pollution Control Authority, 4 p.m.. Town Office remember each price that I saw on Taking the prices off the cans and Pleasant Valley School bingo, 7:30 p.m., at the school. My last column featured letters Of course, there are errors in looking for the required refund forms Pain Relief Rub. Expires Sept. 30, Center Street, unless noted otherwise. R„iMinir lu e s d a y from readers who favor the elimina­ the shelf. boxes would allow stores to increase . . . Suburban Women’s CTub, 7:15 p.m., Northeast School. Pandemonium Puppet Co., 7 p.m., Timothy Edwards manual price checking, but at'least at the supermarket, in newspapers 1980, BmUmg. tion of individual price markings on I recently purchased a six-pack of prices as soon as they receive notices Monday Tuesday School. of increases from their suppliers. the price is there to see on the and magazines, and when trading Murine Nasal Spray Cash Refund Wednesday ----- supermarket items. Here are several tomato juice. The price was 96 cents. 7:3ft^p.m.—Planning and Zpning Commission, hearing Pollution Control Authority, 8 p.m.. Town Office The computer charged me $5.76 The stores could even charge new package. — Betty H. from Fairport, with friends. Offers are subject to Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the Bus leaves for Hospital Auxiliary New York Trip, 8 representative letters from readers prices on old merchandise already on N.Y. manufacturers' geographical limits required refund form plus the back room. ^ Building. who want to keep the prices on the because it rang up each can instead a.m.. Commuter parking lot. Route 30. the shelves, merchandise that they Write to The Supermarket Shopper and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to panel from one box of Murine Nasal cans, bottles and boxes: of the whole pack. Tuesday Wednesday Meeting on town’s emergency plan, 4 p.m., council had obtained a lower prices. in care of United Feature Syndicate, receive each refund. Spray. Expires June 30, 1980, Dear Supermarket Shopper — It Like most shoppers, I rar^ely read 9 a.m .-D irector’s Comment ^ssioMi^^^^^^ Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office chambers. Memorial Building. This would really be feeding the 200 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. The Cold War (Bayer, Neo- Novahistine. Receive a refund of 7:30 p.m.—Hockanum Linear Park com m ittee, _ Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., recrea­ would be a catastrophe to do away the register tape. I cringe at the thought of how many times I have fires of inflation without cause — Volume of mail prevents individual Synephrine, Kleenex). Receive a 12- up to $1.25. Send all four of the Probate Court Room. . - n j t ^ tion office. Park Place. BLACK A DECKER with individual price markings. 7:45 p.m.-Revenue sharing hearing, with the Board of paid for errors like this. — Katherine except greed. — John S. from replies, but questions and comments package booklet with more than $25 following: the required refund form; Board of Directors of Hockanum Industries, 7:30 p.m.. 71/4” Combination Any shopper who regularly checks of general interest will be published in savings on cold season items. Send the ingredient list from any size box Directors, hearing room. Y. from Des.Moines, Iowa. Schaumburg, III. Thursday Senior Citixen Center, Park Place. shelf labels will tell you that they are in future columns. the required refund form plus the of Novahistine Elixir, Tablets, Sinus ■8 p.m.—Regular Board of Directors meeting, hearing Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. S aw B lade‘#73-107 Dear Supermarket Shopper — With often in error, or are not under the Dear Supermarket Shopper — With Universal Product Code symbols Tablets, DMX or Cough Formula; a Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Thursday the tremendous increase in food room. item they are supposed to represent, no price marking on the package, it is from one box of Kleenex 200’s and price sticker of up to $1.25 from a^ Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. ’Traffic Authority, 7 p.m., Vernon Police Station. ftog.4.80 prices, it is hard to see how super­ Refund of the Day or are even missing entirely. bottle of aspirin: a dated register Wednesday Permanent Municipal Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., markets can justify taking the prices almost impossible for a shopper to Write to the following address to from any one of the following: Bayer 8 a.m.—Parking Authority, 555 Main St. Friday police station. NOW One store where I shop has com­ off items, making it more difficult argue with the computer unless she receive the required form for this re­ Aspirin (50-tablet size or larger), receipt with the aspirin price circled. Expire.s April 30, 1980. 7:30 p.m.—youth Commission, coffee room. WACAP Fuel AssisUnce office, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Sewer Authority, 7:30 o.m.. Memorial Building. puterized cash registers. Last week for us to comparison shop. writes down the shelf price of each fund offer worth $1.50: S’Mores $1.50 Bayer Children’s Chewable Aspirin, Town Office Building. Absentee ballots for March 25 primary now available there was a big "99-Cent Sale” sign item. This is too much trouble for Neo-Synephrine or NeoSynephrine II Spcriul ilefiinil ItonuH Thursday 1 wouldn’t spend a dime at a store Refund, General Mills Inc., P.O. Box in Memorial Building. over the 24-ounce jars of dry roasted most people. (any size or form). Expires June 30, Here is a refund that does not 8 a.m.—Economic Development Commission, hearing that wanted to put blinders on its 96-A, Minneapolis, Minn. 55460. This nuts. But at the cash register, I was 1980. room. customers. — Mrs. H.R.C. from It is simply not true that com­ offer expires May 31, 1980, so write require a form: South Windsor charged $1.99 because the sign should Congespirin. Receive a $1 refund. Ambenyl-D Refund Promotion. 6:30 p.m.—Judge's hours in Probate Court. Chicago. puters are never wrong. A few un­ for form today! Vernon have been over the 1-pound jars. — Send the required refund form plus Monday MANCHESTER detected errors of a cent or two here P.O. Box NB-662, El Paso, Texas Marcella R. from Manasquan, N.J. box tops from any two of the Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Dear Supermarket Shopper - With and there amount to a windfall for (dip 'n' File Refunds 79977. Receive a $1 refund Send the Sunday , HARDWARE prices on individual items, there is at following Congespirin products: front panel from one 4-nuncc carton Andover 877 Main 81. the store. llca llli ProHucIs (Kile I I-A) Liquid Cold Medicine, Tablets, Cough Brotherhood Service, 7:30 p.m.. Union Congregational * j „ . ■ o ^ u n Dear Supermarket Shopper — I least a small time lag between the of Ambenyl-D Expires March 30, Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. How many people would check Clip oiit this file and keep it with Syrup Expires Jan. 1. 1981. Sunday = 7 643-44256 4 3 -4 4 2 S find it impossible to unload a cart of news of price increases and the 1980. ' . ,, FmFrMhridi«l Pirtin iur t( «ir» their register tapes when they got similar cash-off coupons — beverage Dee-Down Refund Offer. Receive a Copyright 1980 Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational JKy groceries while watching each item stores actually marking up their Church. home? How many return to the store refund offers with beverage couoons. 50-cent refund. Send the required United Fealure Svndicate Inc. Monday Town Clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Office Building. Senior Citizens ■M. Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. -—nil Tuesday YOUR HEA'HNG or Overeaters Anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover We’re Ready for the Big Move Congregational Church basement. A S p Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary GASOLINE BILL! By WALLY FORTIN before we open it up for the public. then join in on the goodies and prizes. pinochle games. We has 45 players School Hi, everybody! Well, I have some Hey, if I look a little odd and seem Tickets are now available at our of­ Wednesday WOOFF [FILL OUT ENTRY BLANK AT (S M and the winning scores are Martin iMb •! «WM admviMd Mmm b raw*od bo good news and some bad news. First like I’m out of space, well, you’re fice and the dance is scheduled for Bakstan, 640; Billy Stone, 612; John Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational eval*b Iw Mb al or babe a» adveiewd pilw b eew AiO Cbra, tiwpl H ipaiMMlr mbd b bb ad. THERE’S A WINNER IN EVERY STOREI DRAWINGS HELD 4 P M SAT. MAR. 8, 19801 the bad news. Our center will be right. I've been on cloud nine since Thursday, March 20. Gaily, 606; Rene Maire, 593; Arvid Church. closed to all activities next week. the article mentioning the probabili­ Also, let us not forget our trip to Peterson, 589; Mike Haberern, 588; — - m S E S e H l — ----- n ------. . C E E B E i l S H b - — Reason is the good news. We will be ty of naming the auditorium of our the Boston Flower Show Wednesday, Grace Windsor, 591; Ann Fisher, 566; Bolton with TMi Coupon ind a $7.50 Purchaia* | With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purctuiio* packing our things and moving to our new center for yours truly. It’s a March 19. I’m not sure just when the Bob Schubert, 569; Robina Carroll, Today new center. How about that. Can you super honor just to be considered and buses will leave the new center, but 562; Ed Scott, 552;Francis Hollister, 14th annual Firem en's Ball, 7:30 p.m., Fiano's I believe it? 1 can, because I’ve been I’m really one happy guy and know we’ll have it in the column in the next 541. Restaurant. there and the long hard struggle is that I owe it all to you folks. Amen! couple of weeks. Our Variety Show In the afternoon, the lucky prize Monday now behind us and nothing but good Only one mistake in the write-up, rehearsal tomorrow will start at 4:30 winners in our bridge games were Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ b a things look ahead for the future. and that age thing must have been a p.m. and all are reminded to bring a Tom Regan, 4,810; Kay Ellsworth, 4,- % r *nclu^'mmi1lVohbllad By Law. __lieLiAno HamaProWt^By Law. tm um m We will need, or could certainly munity Hall. Llintt On# Coupon Par Family. ValM March 2-1.1960 Limit Ona Coupon Par Family. Valid March 2-6. I960 TTJPT misquote because I’ve been 49 and sandwich as we’ll have a short break 490; Mabel Loomis, 3, 710; Jack Zoning Board of Appeals, public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. use, some help here at the center holding for the last few years. Anyway and then back to work. This year Owen, 3,630. Community Hall. with all the packing to do, and some I’ll excuse the mistake because this we’re little late getting started, and Our senior bowlers were at the things must be taken down. We'll be Tuesday type of honor doesn’t come down the it means we will be having some dou­ Parkade Lanes Tuesday, and here itu.'MiAAHjgaa busy from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and pike but once if you’re lucky, in a ble sessions, and we ask everyone to Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. are the better scores: Class A triple. PORK LOm-CENTER CUT CiNfeei Cut To Ordarf will serve coffee to the helpers. lifetime. please show up every session and Iver Johnson, 563; and high single Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. BEEF ROUND 22-28 LBS. RIB BEEFCHUCK Now remember, we are moving. Well, now, let’s move on to the next keep healthy. If you don’t want to be Iver Johnson, 212; women Class A Wednesday PORK CHOPS WHL BOTTOM. However, we will not have an official bit of news. We will be celebrating in the show itself, but would like to high triple, 430 and high single, 159 Adult Women's Exercise class, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Com­ PORK LOm-CENTER CUT ROUNDS dedication service until the first Sun­ good old St. Patrick’s Day with a big help, we sure can use you, so call our both Edna Christenson; Class B men munity Hall. LO IN H 7 9 CHUCK ROASTS BEEFCHUCK-WHOLE 16-20 LBS day in May. We will carry on our Irish Dance, our first, in our new office and give us your name, 647- Gene Enrico both high triple 411 and Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. regular programs. However, there is center. Arrangements are all set to 3211. high single, 165. Class B women, PORK CHOPS n lb SEMI-BONELESS BO NELESS m 79 Friday still a lot of work to be done in the have you card players who don’t care The action here at the center starts Viola Wenzel, both high triple, 350, CHILEAN-flED, BLACK, ( PORK LOIN-4 CENTER. 2 SHOULDER. • Underblade SHOULDER n I? basement which we want completed to dance, a chance to play cards and World Day of Prayer, noon, St. George's Episcopal AND 2 SIRLOiN END with our Wednesday morning and high single, 132. SHOULDER-BONE-IN BEEF ROUND-WHOLE 10-12 LBS. Church. Seedless Grapes Remember that our center will be ASSORTED H39 closed all next week and we would CHILEAN-PLUMS, PEACHES or PORK CHOPS n lb • Arm Chuck BO NELESS m 99 Collectors^ Corner SIRLOIN TIPS ™ appreciate it if you tell your friends Coventry Nectarines who may not see the paper. FRESH CRISP *AralL At fterei IVKtiOeN'sOn/y. Because we are closed all week the Today AVAILABLE WEO.-SAT. only column we will have will be next bunch STORE SLICED-CaONIAL Town Council office hours to meet with public, 10 a.m. Pascal Celery Saturday. ‘FRESH FRESH COD Old Stapler Unusual Dental Education Skit to noon. Town Hall. Glazed Ham *2^ I’d like to thank the Public Health 12 oz. STORE SLICED pkg. n iX E T S * 2 ? Members of the Manchester High School Thespian Society Mushrooms A6P-OUCX mo2Bt-«ATT9 o m o Nurses and their volunteer helpers, Monday Colonial Pastrami ’2 ” By RUSS MacKENDRICK Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. STORE SLICED-CARANDO Fish Sticks 99* along with Gloria Weiss for terrific presented dental education skits to elementary students of Committee on the Needs of the Aging, 7 p.m.. Town Qtnoa Salami ’2^ BEEF CHUCK A6P-QUICK FROZEN-SANDWICH No, it’s not a creature from outer job in conducting a free blood Keeney School Thursday as part of Dental Health Week ac­ Green Cabbage SUCINQ OR BULK lOSS Hall. Fish Portions space — just an obsolete stapling pressure clinic. Our seniors are very tivities. (Herald photo by Pinto) NEW FLORIDA Carando Papptroni device. The curly tail is supposed to Tuesday CREAMY FHOZEN-w/»#w#inmio-i20i grateful foj: this important service. Red Potatoes Froth Cola Slaw 49^ BONELESS'^OaS Gorton’s nwponnaNi carry a long thin strip of gimmicked Republican Town Committee meeting scheduled for FROZEN-TASTeO'SEA-DINNERS VA* metal from which pieces are cut off A NUTRITIOUS SNACK STORE SLICED sa l a u i S 4 M tonight postponed until March 18. 11 02 . Provolon* sme ^ Haddock ...ml 9 and driven into paper as needed. The pkg. W I k n i% W •LONOONBROiL !□. FROZEN-MRS. PAUL’S-FAMLY SUE Art Exhibition Planned Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Orchard Hills Estates. O a i Raisins TANOYOMON-w tactoi-aacmcam ftbO A things is made rugged because it Among the artists being featured is Land-O-Lakts chum " u> Fish Sticks Blood pressure clinic, 1 to 2 p.m,. Bane's Pharmacy. requires a pressure of considerable GLASTONBURY-The West Hartford Jean Roberts of Glastonbury who came to Wednesday authority on the plunger to cut-and- Art League Gallery has assembled an this area from Tennessee and studied — eaBEiHEaze >«-|R-«^QQSQiIXE!I33aB T— .aMMEHTrimnm exhibition of the works of six well known Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. with This VtIuibIs Coupon I with This Viluible Coupon with This Valutble Coupon drive. sculpture and painting at the University of Planning and Zoning Commission, special meeting. The staple itself when positioned is Connecticut artists. Because of the Hartford. At Wesleyan University she 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. $ 1 0 0 Q p p n $ 1 0 0 Qpp n $ioo Qpp attractive — much more so than the gallery’s activities to foster art concentrated on contemporary painting. Rotary Club, 7 p.m., Coventry Grange. I very functional wires we have now. It associations, gallery formations and the Her interests and efforts are now directed Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. is meant to stay in place permanent­ teaching of new artists, the exhibit has toward collage and assemblage. She has ly; any attempt at removal would been titled “ART FRIENDS” exhibited with a number of art Thursday Tht Rsgular Purchast Prica Of j The Regular Purchaat Price Of Tht Regular Purchase Price Of The showing will be through March 27 at Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m.. wreak havoc. organizations including the Connecticut The base carries a raised five- the West Hartford Art League Gallery, 37 Town Hall. fnetzaPACKNai ' mBBURPACKHO.S ' n m m p A a c m s Academy of Fine Arts, Connecticut lACHPACXCONTAStt: ■ACH PACK CONTAINS; lACHPAOCepifrABISt pointed star design surrounded by Buena Vista Road in West Hartford. The Women Artist, Connecticut Watercolor Friday gallery hours are 1—4 p.m. Sunday, • I UM. PRtSH OROUNQ BSV “THE JONES MF’G CO, NORWALK Society and New Haven Paint and Clay. Board of Welfare. 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. • 6 L it. FM$N OnOUNP to p • a LBS. PMSH anouNb aop Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. E3 • 8 IM . ASaORTlD PORK • 8 LSS. ASSORm PORK • 8LBS.CeNTiRO|ir CT.” When you turn it over it reads action prided tor savings CHOPS CHOPS PORK CHOPS / “PATENT APL’D FOR." East Hartford This office-equipment collectible is BOSTON HERALD FRENCH'S-mSTANT , • B UM. CHKKIN THNHS < 8 LBS. spur PRVtM • BLBS.CHMiaMTNNHB AMERICAN: HELLMAN'8-6nEkkMAn 0-0 OZ JAnJAR rncnvn o-no i Mn i on loan from Judd Caplovich’s place 6Vi 02.1 CNKKBIS ANPMMSTS Guest Caller Set Tonight •One of the loufhett pr>4on filmi Monday Tartar Sauce 59^ Potatoes box < Al«> DRUMSnCKa in Vernon, where it keeps company ever made The boiing tequencei SEVEN SEAS DRESSmO g HUNGRY JACK • S LBS. ASP MEAT PRANKS , .* 8 LBS. ANN PAOBSLSACON, • 8 LBS. ASP M M . SAUSAOB Hass began calling for Belltown Squares make Rocky look (ikepattycake. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Penney High School. lOoz with five or six hundred typewriters MANCHESTER - Dave “Hash" Hass, patty-cake* Viva Italian • r Biscuits coni I of East Hampton will be gufcst caller at in East Hampton in 1957. In 1961 he Economic Development Commission, 7:45 p.m.. SHORTENINQ BETTY ' v^nL/wvcn-okUCROCKER-BLUEBERRY . Limit 0ns Coupon Psr Fsmily AP-2 . Limit 0ns Coupon Psr Fsmily AP-2 Limit On# Coupon Psr Fsmily and other gadgetry. 13H 02. f Vslld Msrch 2-8.1660 610 I Vslld Msrch 2-8. 1980 611 Vslld Msrch 2-6.1960 the Manchester Square Dance Club organized the C-Twirlers in Colchester. Conference Room, Towp Hall. Crisco Muffin Mix box t U UNPA and WFUNA tonight from 8 to 11 at the Verplanck He has called throughout the New PENITENTIARY Tuesday Offerings the old-time movie star Gloria Swan­ Cuming Events School, 127 Olcott St. Russ and Anita England slates as well as Pennsylvania Town Council Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Charnbers, Morrs PiUsbuiy , TMCK-RICH vompAvaana The United Nations Philatelic son. It may come as a surprise to Tomorrow, the 2nd of March, the White will cue the rounds. and New York Town Hall. W. f f l t Agency is celebrating the mid-point learn that Miss Swanson has been in­ First Sunday Stamp Bourse will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams have door Planning and Zoning Workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Conference Bake-Off of the UN Decade for Women with volved with artwork since the age of held at the Kamada Inn, East Hart­ Hass began his square dance career in duty. Serving refreshments will be Mr. Room. pairs of stamps to be issued on eight. Cacheted covers are offered by ford. Promoter Gerry Gerath writes 1951, where a square dance was heid at a and Mrs. Paul Antonia, Mr and Mrs. Fran Wednesday SALE! ^ ? March 7 at its offices in New York, WFUNA .(Room DC-360, United that the next one after that will be on summer cottage in East Hampton at Lake Barlow and Jean Adams. Geneva and Vienna. The stamps will March 30, with the normal schedule A workshop will be held on March 13, Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council IaU VAR. CAKE MIX >y Nations, New York, NY 10017), for 25 Pocotopaug. It was such a success that carry one or more pictures of a being resumed in May. Tuursday at the Nathan Hale School, Chambers. cents each or five for $1.00. (There is several were held the next year and the GeJ^ni. Ipilisbury PlliS stylized dove with the biological sym­ Next Tuesday, th? 4th, will see the Spruce Street, Manchester from 7:30 to Fees Subcommittee, 7 p.m.. Town Council Office. a postage-and-packing charge of 30 following year a dance was held every .... LRl-3'- bol for female together with the sign regular meeting of the Central 10:00 for club level dancers. Charter Revision Commission, 5 p.m.. Council FLO-THRU ANNPAGE Pudding | ASSORTED VARIETIES DELTA cents for one to five covers, and 15 week during the summer. 32 01. lln Um m u ll for “equals." cents each for any additional.) To get Connecticut Coin Club at M ott’s Chambers. Corn Oil bii Heinz Gravies LiptDn 1 « W O f. ■ HEFTY-TALL 49* Bathroom 7 0 ^ There will also be a souvenir card, the covers as FDCs with the new 15- Community Hall, 587 Middle Turn­ PENN DUTCH-STEMS 6 PIECES box 51 et. Thursday M ushroom s i Kitchen Bags pkg. •1” Tissue U°9' l w the 17th in the series from the UN cent stamp, make it 80 cents each; pike East. Time: 7:30 to 10 p.m. The Sixth Year Community Development Block Grant Tea Bags (proposed printing, 200,000). These and for the 20-cent stamp — 85 cents. evening will feature a program on Here’s Bookmobile Route MANCHESTER - Here School. 1:30 pm. - Mayfair M' iT" meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. •WAOVTOI will be $1.00 each plus 41 cents for Silent-movie buffs with an especial dubious coins and paper money. MANCHESTER - Here is next week’s schedule for 10:50 a.m, — Manchester Gardens P5 a s s " ” " ^ --G 9^ mailing one to four cards. A card admiration for Miss Swanson will Examples of NG pieces will be on 2:50 p.m — Oakland Street. the Manchester Public Early Learning Center. with a first-day NYC cancellation on also want one of the limited edition display. Members and guests are in­ 1:30 p.m. — Bush Hill Road 3:30 p.m. — Rachel Road. Glastonbury GT the 15-cent stamp would be $1.20. You seriagraphs with her painting. This is vited to bring their own off-beat Library bookmobile: 2:50 p.m — Lorraine Road. 4:10 p.m — Loomis Street. Today will be hit with a 50-cent handling a silkscreen print suitable for moun­ items. _ Monday 3:30 p.m. — Galaxy Drive. IT-. piiQM ■roiiiiiwa was* blivit if the order is under $2.00. The ’Middletown Stamp Club has 4:10 p.m. — Squire Village. Board of Tax Review, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Office oowiawpiwwiw ting in a standard stamp album. It is (UNPA, Box 5900, Grand Central Sta­ available from WFUNA (World announced that its annual MIDPEX Thursday 8 :3 0 Building. HwigryJaek U89* 10 a m. — Manchester tion, New York, NY 10017.) Federation of UN Associations), for will be held on Sunday, March 16. The 9:30 a.m. — Early Childhood There will be an extra fillip for $27.50 postpaid. To get one with the Manor Convalescent Home. TONIGHT! Monday general chairman is Art Warmsley, 11 a.m, — Laurel Manor Learning Center. covers, first-day or otherwise, with a i5-cent stamp on it, cancelled at New who may be contacted at P.O. Box Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Board of Education fro zen foods health A beauty the economy shop-generIcs f general mdse. j^^/ryproifocfa Convalescent Home. 10:50 a.m. — Head Start. MUTWTIOUS ' • wr t i l e s special WFUNA cachet painted by York, send $28.00. 213, Portland, CT 06480. Building. 11:40 a.m. — Oak Place. camn f CHEESE PIZZA S' HMA. , Y OH . Instant Ncn-Fat Dry Milk LIGHT N LIVELY MUTE SMW 2:10 p.m. — Park Chestnut WINE LTA\ Tuesday osnsm; t A O O o m m c " V A t UltmiMT 95B5 CONDITION ^ GASOHOL Apartments. U1.SN Dpasaoiir Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. LA PIZZERIA Dry Deg Feed Fruit Mix IS 7ur SEALTEST YOGURT 2:50 p.m. — East Maple -HtSIMn SHAMPOO sfiwtc A A B RtcoNsmufio U PLUS m oTT 1 £*■« Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Temetees 'U;3™ LemcnJulcS *»’ 69* Cast Named for MCC Show Street. |ta 1 StMCn ’’“Glass. Office Building. MANCHESTER-Ten area drama workshop at the college. Most Members of the cast include Claire 3:30 p.m. — Porter Street. i $100 .„OQO residents have been chosen as the 4:10 p.m. — Finley Street. Vernon CM K i Wednesday i(> <>/ I -mmmsr m o n u m . conis of the performers are students' at Ackerman, Richard Dana and Louise E ~ ' B i coni m jJT jE y ' cast for “ A Night of Improvisation,” MCC: the others are from local com­ Reynolds Robert of Manchester; Ar­ ROUIES Ht gi*, EXIT Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Board of Education 79 3 the increasingly popular theatrical 649-933i Mena^ie 99 munities' tie Gudwiri of West Hartford; Norma Building. WITH VEGETABLES .a MBS 201 OFF LABEL m Tuesday ■ ' nSPOSABLE LIGHT m J V E L V 'llO Z . CONT. a m vehicle that is in its fourth year of Spontaneity and informality are Lesezynski of Windsor; Frank Macri Lovltt8taaks’S.“*T* Aim 6 4 ot. tube ^ 400 production at Manchester Communi­ 10:30 a.m. — Holiday House by Tennesse Williams Thursday ^ GIANT 4ft BAS Toothpaata I DETBIBIT Cricket. Cottage Cheese 69* the primary characteristics of this and Ron Morisset of Vernon; W raB.M B. CHEO-0-«T-WHT. OR COLORED m ty College. Performances will be Rest Home. Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office MMetaCom 59* 20S OFF LABEL Ughlersii improvised variety show. Ideas for Deborah Popillo of Glastonbury; 11 a.m. — Garden Drive. MARRIED 24 OZ PKO. M U Signal is» bti MOO Cheese 8liceeLt'4” given in the college auditorium on East Catholic Building. Mr8.8mllh’s Apple Pie *T ” A6P-OOMUnC the acting situations come from the Monica Shea of East Hartford; and 2:10 p.m, — Woodland IH)TATqU 2O o . 0 g e M ^ th w a th n Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8, performers themselves. The best Manor Apartments. 1- C54JPLE High Auditorium . . REG. or X BODY CONDITIONERMiiVFiecrY QENUmE Swite Slices 'pk» * f Terry Woodberry of Hartford. Ore-ldeCrtepers $9 Mr. Ceffae REGULAR or SUTTERMLK ^ ^ beginning at 8 p.m. Information ideas are developed and polished, The staff includes John Arcand of 2:50 p.m. — Homestead 7:30 Hebron AAP 9 j M about tickets can be obtained by 9:30 Tickets $4.00 ^Oranga Julct 39* Balaam com.... Filters cents. ^ resulting in fresh and imaginative East Hartford as stage manager, Park Apartments. A&P Biscuits 6 calling 646-4900 extension 258. 3:50 p.m. — Parkade Monday vignettes from everyday situations. Louise Reynold Robert as assistant l a t h e Students & Senior "A flight of Improvisation" was Performances of a given vignette to the director, Lenny Brown of Apartments. Citizens $3.00 Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, town sanitarian, 2 ELECTRIC* please CAaTHEATRE l u m n A u presented for the first time at MCC will be slightly different, because Wednesday building official hours, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Plainville as technical director, call 647-9886 FOR SCREEN TIMES three years ago under the direction none of the actors’ lines is written 10 a.m. — Delmont Nursery ‘HO R SE M A N J FRtCeS EFFtCTIVE MAR J-l. INO Deborah Popillo as director, and ITEMS FOR SALE WOT AVAHABIE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAI. DEALERS WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AM) TO COWtECT TYFOORAFWCAL gWOM . of the late Mildred Dana, who taught down. Richard Dana as producer. EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1, 1980 — 11 10 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1, 1980 Nerdcl Rnql^s^ Tribe Not Tested Hull Feeling^jf^

By Reason Doesn’t End at 40 In Tourney Game 43 Earl Yost 23 33 HARTFORD (UPI) - Left wing happened for the best,” he said, member of our ownership group.” 00 2 0 Bobby Hull officially joined the Hart­ echoed by top Whalers’ management NHL executive vice-president To Be after the intermission. Ed Kennison Sports Editor By LEN AUSTER had'a 40-15 lead at the half. Only a ford 'Whalers Friday, apparently con­ who said they were pleased to have Brian O’Neill said he had not con­ added 10 points, Jeff Lombardo 8 and Herald Sportswriler faithful few followers stuck around vinced that life on the ice of the him for this season and hopefully sidered the question of HuH’ Joe Maher and Bucky Wjlson 7 Tired The number was different but it for the second half. . National Hockey League doesn’t end several more. ^ ownership in’ one club while he play’s apiece. The latter also had a strong was a vintage Brian Sweeney perfor­ “The kids are playing great,” at 40. In Winnipeg Thursday, Jets Presi­ for another, nj^unding effort with 8 caroms, his mance as he grabbed 6 rebounds and stated Pearson, who saw his o lu ^ in “I think a body can play as long as dent Michael Gobuty said he hoped “ But my initial reaction is Hull If Jack Redmond'was a little performance drawing notice from Notes Off the Cuff scored 17 points in the first quarter to its first tournament clash iir four he wants and I feel I can play at least Hull would remain on the club’s will have to divest himself of his Win­ bleary eyed last night it wasn’t from Pearson. Tennis star Arthur Ashe won’t be lead Manchester High to a ridiculous­ years, waiting for the second half to the rest of this year,” Hull said as he board of directors. nipeg interests,” he said. a night out on the town. in the Aetna World Cup next weekend ly easy 76-44 win over hapless begin, “Brian is simply unbelievable. “I was glad to give all the kids an 33 f pulled his new green and white jersey “Bobby’s shares (in the Jets’ “The final decision will Hhve to be The popular head tennis 15 i ^0 but he'll be in Hartford Friday, Glastonbury High in a CIAC State He had the best first quarter of any opportunity to play in the touma- over the, injured shoulder that put parent firm) will not be sold. We’ll made by the full Board of Governors, professional at the Manchester Tournament Class LL Region I tilt player I ever coached.” ment. It gives them good experience; 4 0 , him out of play most of this season., nave to clear it with (NHL president but on the surface it appears con­ Racquet Club is director of the fourth March 7 to speak at Trinity College 1 2 last night at Bloomfield High. Glastonbury, 2-for-13 from the field it’s nice to be able to play them. In fact, said the 41-year-old Hull, it John) Ziegler first, but as far as trary to all our principles — a total annual Manchester Memorial on “Careers in Business and In­ Sweeney, wearing No. 44 instead of in the opening stanza, bows out 6-15 What also makes me happy is Wilson felt good to join a team where he we’re concerned, he’s still a valued conflict of interest.” Hospital Pro Invitational Tourna­ dustry.’’...WINF plans to carry 10 his customary No. 34.as his Indian and should never have been let in the is playing well now,” Pearson wasn’t the oldest man on the roster ment this weekend at the club. New York Yankee spring training home white uniform was stolen in a'*^oumament. It was outrebounded in remarked. — even if it did mean surrendering He's also a participant in both games from Florida starting with Texas March 10...George DeLeone break at the high school last the opening 16 minutes, 28-14, while his long-time jersey number, nine. singles and doubles play. Paul Grogan had 15 points and was Sport Parade has resigned as head football coach weekend, crashed the offensive shooting 6-for-27 from ^ e field. That number in Hartford is held by Early yesterday morning, Red­ the lone Tomahawk in twin digits. at Southern Connecticut State boards with the result four offensive Manchester was 17-for-36 in the 51-year-old Gordie Howe, who also mond. who doubles as club manager, rebound buckets in the opening eight opening half. holds the honor as the oldest Whaler, was awakened shortly after 3 o'clock College. He's accepting an % 4 . Prefers assistant’s post at Rutgers...Former minutes. Most second half stats, etc., were professional hockey’s only.skating It> with Manchester police on the other major league first baseman Tony Lu- “We did what we had to do, We superfluous. '«a- grandfather and dean of the NHL, M II.ioN end of the line. came out strong like you have to do “Glastonbury just couldn’t get off ManrheRler (76) — Koepsel 2 0-0 4, Hull, acquired by Hartford from lU CH M W The Racquet Club, for the third pien is writing a book on the sport ‘King’ against a team like Glastonbury and the mark. R didn’t rebound or shoot Sweeney 10 3-5 23, Anderson 2 1-4 5, time this season had been broken in­ and it's due to reach the newsstands Winnipeg this week for future con­ shortly. The former Manchester resi­ put them out of the game quick,” well,” Pearson stated, trying to be Britnell 0 0-0 0, Kennison 4 2-310, Silver 1 siderations, will wear number 16, the to, but the culprit was caught in the stated Indian Coach Doug Pearson, polite, “And we played our best 0-0 2, Maher 2 3-4 7, Wilson 31-3 7, Panaro Status act by two of Manchester's finest, of­ dent spent 20 years coaching baseball Cougars Ready for Tournament first number he wore in the NHL at Dartmouth after ending his pro “And Brian was simply incredible. quarter of the year. 'They happened 2 0-0 4, Lombardo 4 0-0 8, Oleksinski 1 2-2 when he joined the Chicago Black ficers Clarence Heritage and Edwin 4, Florence 0 0-0 0, Williams 1 0-0 2. NEW YORK (UPI) — For the past out another photo showing him right career...Jim Balcome reports the All the kids played well but he was to be the team on the court against Hawks in 1957. Ciolkosz. Redmond's presence was Totals 32 12-21 76 All set and ready for the opening test in the Kind, D.J. Frederick, David Litke,. Dxin 35 years, he has rubbed shoulders behind Vince Lombardi being con­ wheels are already in motion for the just super." Sweeney was 10 for 13 us. Hull, hockey’s “Golden Jet, ” asked. NJCAA Basketball Tournament tonight in Neeley, Pete Murphy, John Marino, Assistant with the biggest names in sports, gratulated by Pete Rozelle after the 1980 F ive M ile Road R ace in from the field. “It wasn’t the fact Glastonbury is a skated with his new teammates at a Redmond was on his way to the sometimes without them even first Super Bowl game. Manchester. He’ll be back as race Manchester, 17-6, had a 23-5 bulge poor team but we played the best we Warwick, R.I., is the Manchester Community Coach Carlton Butler. Front, Larry Hayden, Friday morning practice session, but club minutes after the call. Clanlonliury (44) — Stowell 4 0-0 8, knowing it. "Al Davis was looking at a game director in November after turning at the first turn with Sweeney can play. We have to go into every Patenaude 2 0-0 4, Peyrot 31-3 7, Qinton 2 College squad. The Cougars, fourth best in Jeff Shealey, Andy Lammie, Scott Burns, wasn’t slated to play until at least While nothing was missing, the en­ Maybe he has rubbed shoulders film once and noticed me on the in an ace-high job last turkey day. dominating play. The Indians, who’ll tournament game like this,” Pearson 0-1 4, Grogan 5 5-9 15, DeGemmis 0 0-1 0, the CCCAA with a 16-9 record, face Mat- next week and not at home “until I trance door had been chipped away John Almagro, Lindsey James. ( Salem with you without you being aware of field,” Ray said "He was with face the Hartford Public-Norwich added. Barlow 0 OO 0, Lewis 2 1-2 5, Gamer 0 OO tatuck at 7 o’clock in the first round. Squad get a few games under my belt.” with a crowbar and the lock Nassiff Photo) it, either. He isn’t the Kind who someone else from the league and End of the Line Free Academy winner Tuesday night Sweeney finished with 23 points 0, Bantle 0 0-0 0, O’Leary 0 0-0 0, He said his shoulder felt better and shattered. members, top row (1. to r.) Coach Frank makes a fuss. said to him. "Look at Duke right ir^ at a site and time to be announced. and 13 rebounds, playing sparingly Magruder 0 1-2 1. Totals 18 8-18 44. he looked forward to finishing this Rather than motor back to his Howie McHugh. Boston Celtics' Malcolm “Duke ” Ray is can move the middle of everything. We pay Satisfied Yankees season and to the honor of being in South Windsor home, Redmond spent chief tub thumper, reports all quickly, especially for his age, but he thousands of dollars for security; we Hartford’s two-man hockey hall of the rest of the night at the club and remaining home Boston Celtic games FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (DPI) tends to walk slowly. He can be the may as well give him a gold lifetime fame of sorts. after daybreak, sought out a at the Boston Garden have been sold. — Two more New York Yankees life of the party, but prefers getting pass.” Twenty three of the first 30 games in McEnroe Advances MCC Rebounded came to terms Wednesday, reducing Hull and Howe are the only two carpenter to repair the damage and lost in the crowd somewhere because Years ago in Detroit. Ray crashed players to score more than 1,000 replace the lock. Boston were sellouts...George V SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - and the Red Raiders had won on to eight the number of players still he finds that gives him an advantage a baseball game just as Joe Louis, It was a long day and last night Mitchell, who promoted numerous Vernon Smith halted two Texas Tech every occasion. Tech was also one of unsigned. career regular season and playoff in what he does. Those who have world heavyweight champ at the Redmond was paired in a first round sports in Manchester for years, is the comeback attempts in the second only two teams to defeat A&M For Fine Season Rookie left-hander Dave Raghetti goals. Between the two of them they watched him work unanimously time, was coming into the park with match against hard-serving fourth Celtics' press representative in half Friday night, bringing 18th- during the regular season, a cam­ and shortstop Rafael Santana are the have logged more than 55 seasons in acknowledge him the uncontested his bodyguards professional hockey. seeded Steve Williams. Connecticut. The Celts will have four ranked Texas A&M a 61-51 victory paign in which the Aggies posted a 14- When the Basketball season began, backcourt. and the improved front latest to sign. The most prominent "King of the Gate Crashers.” a fit­ Ray had climbed a high wall, and “You’ve now got a guy here who Redmond reached far back and of five “home’’ dates in Hartford over the Red Raiders that moved the 2 record. it looked as though it was going to be a line, MCC was able to put together players of the unsigned are catcher ting modern day successor to the when he jumped down from it inside feels like a young colt and complains pulled out the first set, 7-5, was up 5-4 next season...Stock question asked Aggies into the championship game Smith led all scorers with 20 points long year for Mancester Community win streaks of six and four games. Rick Cerone, and pitchers Tom celebrated One-Eyed Connolly, who the ball park, be landed almost at when he doesn’t get more time on the and then 6-5 in the second but numerous times of this writer in re­ of the Southwest Conference while Rynn Wright, the only other College. The Cougars lost their first The Cougars finished forth in the Underwood and Ron Davis. Pitcher openly boasted he never paid to get Louis’ feet. ice,” he said of Howe. “He has that Williams rallied to tie at 6-6 and then cent weeks was when 1 would be postseason tournament. Aggie in double figures, had 10. three games by large margins and CCCAA with an overali record of 16- Don Gullett arrived Wednesday, into a single sporting event in his life. "You should've seen the look on the aura of confidence around him. I won the 12-point tie-breaker, 7-3. going to Florida for spring training. Texas A&M, the SWC’s regular- Jeff Taylor, hero of Tech’s were hovering at the 5-3 mark 9. and reached a m ilestone by after attending his mother’s funeral, "I don’t claim to be the ’king. ” faces of his bodyguards,” Ray No trip this season is the answer. The think he’s going to be around after Williams finished strong to advance season titleholder, will take on the Thursday night quarterfinal victory through eight games. qualifying for the NJCAA Basketball and began a comeback from a double modestly protests the sociable. 70- laughed. "Old Judge Landis with a 6-2 win with Redmond looking 22 journeys for Grapefruit League winner of Friday night’s second over SMU, paced the Red Raiders However, after sitting out the first Tournament for the first time in the tear in his rotator cuff. “I thought he this season and as long after that as year-old Ray. "but I put myself right happened to be at that game, and for a place to sit back and relax. games are now just semifinal game between the Texas with 25 points. semester, guards Larry Hayden and school’s history. They play Mat- looked fantastic,” said pitching he wants. ” up there in the first five. I’ve crashed later on, after some of the people in Running the tournament in a big mernories...Cheney Hall, among its Longhorns and Arkansas Razor- Lindsy James joined the squad. tatuck tonight at 7 in the first round coach Stan Williams. Hull said he had first discussed all 14 Super Bowl games; the World his private box had left, I went in and league manner, which it is, is a job in m an^ses in years past, was also the backs. Hayden, a former Windham High of the New England tourney in coming to Hartford last^season but Series practically every year all the sat down. Joe Louis was sitting only a had held off awaiting the possibility itself without participating and with center'for boxing shows. Basketball The Aggies — heavily favored over standout, wasted no time displaying Warwick, Rl. way back to 1926 when Grover few feet away and noticed me. He he would return to Chicago. the added concern over the break it games were also played in the Tech — grabbed an eightpoint lead in Bristol Site his offensive talent. His long-range This year’s achievement is evident Contract Extended Clqi(eland Alexander struck out Tony started laughing. historic building...Have a nice “1 thought possibly Winnipeg and was a day to remember this 19th day the first five minutes of the game, jumpers and inside moves rocketed and the man mainly repsonsible for EVANSTON, 111. (UPI) - The con­ Lazzeri; I’ve lost track of how many Before Louis fought Paolino Uz- weekend. Chicago were going to (talk about the in February. led by as many as 12 in the first half him to the top of the league in scoring the improvement is Coach Fank tract of Northwestern University Army-Navy football games I've seen cudun in 1935. some of the New York and assumed a 32-21 halftime lead. Of Tourney trade) but they didn’t, ” he told a for nothing and 1 got into Madison newspaper men who had gotten to with a 23 points per game average. Kinel. ^ basketball Coach Rich Falk has been roomful of reporters. “ I’m sorry I But Tech sliced the deficit to five James, who was an All-State played Since taking over as coach in 1977, extended through the 1983 season. Square Garden for 22 years every know Ray, took him up to Louis' points a third of the way through the at Penny High, also made his Kinel has turned the Cougars from didn’t resume negotiations with Friday night they had fights. ” training camp. Lying on the rubbing Tilt Monday Athletic Director John Pont an­ Hartford at that time. ” second half before Smith hit two presence felt. He too, displayed a “cellar-dwellers” (5-17), to con­ nounced Thursday table after his workout, the Brown straight baskets to choke off the good offensive game, averaging 15.3 tenders (back to back fourth place But he said his departure from Sheer Enjoyment Bomber looked up and noticed Ray. 800th Goal Falk, who had one year remaining Canada wasn't bitter, though he Raiders’ rally. The East Catholic versus Sacred points per game. finishes in the CCCAA). Kinel is Ray’s fondness for gatecrashing He began laughing again. Steve Williams on his current pact, was given the doubted he would be allowed by the Jack Redmond Texas Tech bounced back, Heart CIAC State Basketball Tourna­ The presence of Hayden and James respected by his players and fellow stems not from being unwilling to En Route to Win extension despite the fact the Wild­ NHL to retain his shareholder status Return of Serve however, thanks in part to the fact ment Class L Region I semifinal on the court gave the whole team an coaches. His interest in the team off cats have been in he Big Ten base­ pay to get into an event as much as ‘See You Everyplace’ in the firm which owns the Jets. that A&M center Rudy Woods fouled clash will be played Monday night at emotional lift. The Cougar front the court as well as on, has created a ment this season. "1 feel Rich has from the sheer enjoynient he derives "Man, 1 see you everyplace. Here, “I’ve left Winnipeg not on a sour out with 11:23 to play. Woods played Bristol Central High at 6:30. court came to life. Pete Murphy (11.4 positive attitude. provided Northwestern with a from outwitting the security guards there, everywhere. Chicago. Detroit. For Gordie note but feel what has happened has only 20 minutes of the game and It is the first half of a doubleheader ppg, 9.8 rebs.). D.J. Frederick (9.9 “He is an educator as well as a basketball program which has been and ticket-takers, Los Angeles Don't you have a HARTFORD (UPl) - Gordie After a scoreless first period, Top Singles Seeds scored just six points. ppg, 12.1 rebs.), and Dave Litke (8.2 coach,” commented Athletic Direc­ Howe scored his 800th career with Maloney High of Meriden op­ totally competitive throughout the "To me, he’s a living legend. ” says home’’” defenseman Gordie Roberts snapped The Raiders closed to within four ppg. 9.8 rebs.) suddenly began to play tor Pat Mistretta, “Coach Kinel has National Hockey League goal Friday posing Crosby High of Waterbury in entire season. The program ... is im­ one of his friends, Nick Malekos, who Duke Ray, a Damon Runyon the deadlock on a delayed penalty points with seven minutes left, but solid defense and dominate the gotten the program into the right night to lead the Hartford Whalers to the 8:15 nightcap. proving and will continue to im­ Who Am I? has known him 25 years. character if ever there was one. has call at 7:41 of the second period. Win in Net Event Smith started a streak of eight The winners meet in the Region boards. prospective.” "Look at this picture,” Ray said, a 3-0 shutout over the St. Louis Blues. prove. ” Pont said. a home. It’s here in New York. He Roberts took a pass from Blaine straight A&M points to clinch the final Wednesday evening at a site and With James and Havden in the showing a photo of him helping makes his living as a broker in a The 51-year-old Howe, in his 26th By EARL YOST Stoughton in the slot and fired a wrist (default due to illness); John game. time to be announced. others carry Dallas Coach Tom Lan­ Manhattan ticket agency and is a NHL season, got a feed from left shot past Liut. Sports Editor Mayotte beat Ben Bishop, 5-7, 6-4, 6- Texas Tech, 16-13, and Texas This will be the ninth meeting dry off the field In New Orleans after lifelong bachelor wing Greg Carroll and drilled a point Pat Boutette added a thirdperiod Top seeds advanced to quarterfinal 4. A&M, 23-7, had met three times in between the Eagles and Hearts with the Cowboys defeated the Miami "1 was In love once and kept com­ blank wrist shot past St. Louis goalie goal for Hartford. Goalie A1 Smith play in the fourth annual Manchester Pairings today are: Crawford vs. the four previous SWC tournaments Mike Liut at 1:27 of the third period the-locals holding a 6-2 edge. The last Baseball Rookie Preview Dolphins in Super Bowl VI. "I pany for three days, ” he said, rather rejected all 14 St. Louis shots to Memorial Hospital Pro Tennis Tour­ Aarts, Williams vs. Mayotte, engagement between the schools was dressed myself up as a clubhouse wistfully. "She was a very attractive to provide the Whalers with a 2-0 nament last night at the Manchester Scheiding vs. Bray and Mott vs. record his second shutout of the in the 1974-75 season opener, taken by job. Maybe the Yankees will opt for a schedule, he should be the first man man, and worked the Dallas bench, lady but I had to make a golf tourna­ lead. Center Bernie Johnston also Racquet Club. Drake. NEW YORK (UPI) - Few things season. Sacred Heart by a 46-43 count. four-lefty rotation, since the huge out of the bullpen. picking up paper. ment to hustle some tickets there. assisted. One doubles match was completed can be more satisfying to a major- The Hearts are second seed in the left field in Yankee Stadium smiles Bomback could prove to be a find ■'For years. I crashed the Green She took too long putting on her gir­ at an early hour last night, top-seeds Georgetown league organization than a calculated Region, East third ranked. Both on southpaws. for the Mets, who hope to regain Bay bench. I did it so much, the dle and I had a partner waiting to Top-seeded Doug Crawford and Crawford and Bray easily whipping gamble that works out well. quintets compiled 16-4 regular season As for Pagel, he will not help the respectability under new general Packers got to know me. ” help me sell the tickets, so I told her second-seeded Bill Drake scored Uthgenannt and Garfield. The Atlanta Braves, rolling the ledgers. Cubs solve one of their glaring manager Frank Cashen. Bomback Ray reached into a manila goodbye. That was the end of our straight set victories while third- Four doubles matches were held Five Winner dice by allowing both of their center. Milhurn Scores was acquired from Milwaukee In envelope he had with him. He fished courtship.” weaknesses over the years — a lack seeded Rich Bray and fourth-seeded last night. fielders get away in the off-season, of pitching. But if he hits the way he exchange for pitcher Dwight Bernard Steve Williams needed the full three Today’s schedule has a free clinic PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Eric hope they can lean back and say, hit while becoming the Most by former GM Joe McDonald. Bom­ Sure. I could run inside sets to advance. at 9, first round Pro-Am at 10, two Floyd scored 21 points and Craig “There was never a doubt.” and catch passes But I was Valuable Player in the American back posted a 22-7 record last year at Comeback Win Crawford turned back Bob Gar­ singles quarterfinals at 11:30 and at Shelton added 16 in the second half Rockville First, the Braves declined to sign a mavericK. I led the old Reggie Jackson Absent Association last year, he will make Vancouver It was the best Triple A field, 6-1, 6-2, and Drake stopped 1, with Pro-Am semifinals at 2:30, Friday night, leading 20th-ranked Rowland Office, who became a free National Football League in NEW YORK (DPI) - Rod Falls, Pa. high school standout Can­ the Cubs a scary offensive club. record since 1966 and was all the finos — on a reputation as a veteran Ernie Uthgenannt, 6-2, 6-1. two doubles semis at 3:30, fast serve Georgetown to a 76-66 upset victory agent and eventually signed with the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) spring training before March 1, but Milburn, a 1972 gold medalist at dy Young. Both women finished in a Pagel is billed as a lefty-swinging more impressive since the Pacific hard-drinker who laughed at Host pro Jack Redmond fell to competition at 5 and two singles over eighth-ranked St. John’s that ad­ Bows Out Montreal Expos. Then they traded — Reggie Jackson, who was detained the Yankees scheduled their first full Munich, scored the first victory on hand-timed 7.4 seconds, but Dave Kingman and he hit 39 home Coast League is a hitter’s league. curfews. Even so, I made the lanky Steve Williams, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2, semifinals at 5:30. vances the Hoyas to the finals of the Barry Bonnell to the Toronto Blue pro Hall of Fame in California for "business, reasons. " squad workout for Feb. 29 and his amateur comeback trail Friday Hightower was declared the winner. runs last year. The current plan is to Other players expected to do well while Brady turned back the Jays in a deal that brought them did not report to camp Friday when expected everyone to show up night by winning the men’s 60-yard Sharon Colyer finished third. Sunday, Pro-Am finals will be at Big East Conference basketball tour­ Rockville High put up a valiant slugging first baseman Chris baf him either before or after include infielder Ron Oester of the the New York Yankees held their Manager Dick Howser said he hurdles at the 92nd annual U.S. In­ challenge of John Hughes, 5-7, 6-3, 6- 11:30, singles championship at 1, nament. fight but didn’t have the staying l«E-SZ6il S.JVOO pur Ashford, 22, running for the Chambliss. Kingman in the lineup. Cincinnati Reds, catcher Terry first workout for the full squad. talked to Jackson on Thursday and 4. ' junior fast serve play at 2:30, doubles Second-ranked Syracuse met power as Weaver High knocked the Kii'N'>W) POOIB Brenda Morehead field High. over the regular center field duties. woeful pitching. If he develoos on of the Cardinals. year’s losing finalist, advanced purse of $2,500. straight, went on an 18-4 spree with The Rams, who bow out 10-13, were ^Atom Bomb^ Dedy Cooper, Milburn, 29, running but was declared the winner, with Miller, considered one of the most against Ted Hoehn. 6-3, 4-6, 6-0 four points each from Mike Frazier, led by Rich Lombardi’s 26 points and for the Houston Athletic Club, Chandra Cheeseborough taking third. promising of a crop of interesting Mike Hancock and Floyd to take a 24- In Baseball covered the distance in 7,09 seconds, A high jump confrontation between 19 from Eric Walton. Weaver, 10-9, rookies entering the 1980 major- HbuVe g e t 4o see] 12 lead with nine minutes left in the Summer Olympics Lance Babb, ahead through much of Dwight Stones and Franklin Jacobs will face the Windham-Penney league baseball season, is an un­ TAMPA, Fla.* (UPI) - first half. St. John’s, behind 11 points the race, stumbled and fell at the and an impressive pole vault field winner Tuesday night in a Region proven hitter who compensates with Cincinnati Reds President from freshman David Russell, finish line to allow Milburn his first remained on the program, while the Rubber Match Tonight semifinal. sensational speed. Dick Wagner says an ar­ amateur triumph since 1973. distance running events, lacking narrowed the deficit to 35-32 with Remains Hot Issue bitrator’s award of a $700,- Playing at Richmond of the Inter­ f HE HELUOMSI 2:29 left, but a pair of baskets gave Spriiueia oicvc itiuuick, Houston Milburn is one of several athletes many of the big names on both the national League last year. Miller hit NEW YORK (UPI) - A Thursday 000 contract to Chicago Third and rubber match, the Hoyas, 23-5, a 39-32 halftime lead. fim Mayer McTear, Curtis Dickey, Harvey at the Hartford Civic Center who turned pro several years ago men's and women's sides, were not just .234 but he also stole 76 bases. In night meeting of The Athletic Cubs pitcher Bruce Sutter Georgetown scored the first seven NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The New Congress of the United States placed that have been reinstated by the expected to overshadow the sprints. with the Town cham­ a brief stay with the Braves at the Glance and Jerome Deal, hurdlers is almost like an^"atom AAU. points of the second half, expanding York Rangers called up right wing an added spotlight on Friday night’s Earlier in the day at Princeton’s pionship at stake, will take end of the 1979 season. Miller hit .319. Renaldo Nehemiah, Dedy Cooper and bomb” hitting the baseball their bulge to 14 points with 18:03 Jim Mayer from the New Haven 92nd running of the National TAC- “I was starting over again, " said Jadwin Gym, Ed Kania took the 35- place between Manchester Anything close to that over the long Milburn, distance runners Eamonn world. left. St. John’s center Wayne McKoy Nighthawks, the American Hockey AAU indoor championships at Coghlan, Sydney Maree and Milburn, the 1972 and '73 AAU indoor pound weight throw for tne third con­ High and East Catholic High haul should make the Braves very He predicted such ar­ YOUR LAST champion. “ I had tremendous registered his fourth personal foul League team announced Wednesday. Madison Square Garden. Suleiman Nyambui and pole vaulters secutive year with a meet record toss happy since his quickness would bitration results will, force ice hockey teams tonight at with 17:23 left and sat out the next M ayer, in 50 gam es for the Mike Tully, Dan Ripley and Earl Bell C H A N C E TO doubts. I was used to winning and it of 72 feet, eight inches. Also in the blend well with the slugging skills of More than 30 athletes voted down up ticket prices and even­ the Bolton Ice Palace with nine minutes. From that point on, St. Nighthawks, had 29 goals and 28 were among the bigger names in the SEE THE was hard for me to learn how to lose. afternoon, Ron Livers won the men’s Bob Horner, Dale Murphy, Gary President Carter’s Olympic boycott tually “blow up on us.” John’s could get no closer than 65-56 assists. The Ontario native was men’s lineup. Regardless of the fact that Renaldo triple jump, Larry Myricks captured starting time 9:10. Matthews and .Chambliss. at a meeting in a hotel. The proposal Wagner termed $700^)00 and Foster were not here, it’s still a with 5:30 left. The Redmen finished expected to dress for Wednesday Nehemiah wasn’t supposed to com­ the men’s long jump, Pat Johnson Some of the other outstanding was brought before the group - fo r Sutter "an in­ HELLIONS good win.’’ took the women’s long, jump and The winner will take home at 24-4 and most likely will get an night’s game in New York against which is the new governing body of pete in the AAU’s, but the University conceivable salary.” prospects for the new season include 4 In other early events before The NCAA bid despite the loss. the Los Angeles Kings. track and field in this country — by Susan Brodock worf the women’s one- the Miller Cup, symbolic of pitcher Dave Righetti of the New <«f Maryland star missed the first two “It’s almost like an atom disappointing Madison Square triple jumper Tommy Haynes, a U.S. mile walk. the town title. York Yankees, first baseman- Garden meets with an ankle injury bomb to our industry,” he Garden turnout, Curtis Dickey won Army captain. Athletes were asked to sign olitfielder Karl Pagel of the Chicago and wanted to compete once in New said of Sutter’s arbitration SUNDAY MAR.2 the men’s 60-yard dash, Stephanie petitions concerning President Cubs, pitcher Rick Anderson of the Includ^ in the voting were former York. victory. “This will have a Hightower took the women’s 60ryard Manchester, which On the women’s side, Evelyn Carter’s proposed boycott of the Seattle Mariners and pitcher Mark Olympians Rod Milburn, Lee Evans ripple effect throughout 1:30 P.M. hurdles and the American track Ashford figured to retain the Moscow Olympics. On Thursday finished its regular season 2- Bomback of the New 'York Mets. and John Carlos. the league. athlete of the year, Evelyn Ashford, Bird on Target women’s 60 with ease and the distaff night; more than 30 athletes voted un­ 18, took a 3-2 overtime ver­ Righetti. a left-hander acquired The group placed petitions at the “The whole arbitration JEUjONS captured the,women’s 60-yard dash. animous disapproval of the boycott. dict from the Eagle icemen from the Texas organization, spent athletes’ entrance to the Garden high hurdles had Candy Young trying thing has gotten a little out Dickey, the Texas A&M football “I signed the petition,’’ said BOSTON (UPI) - Larry Bird Bird had 12 points in the first quarter most of last season in the minors. He Friday night and was hoping for un­ to get back the world indoor record ofiland. At some point this star, scored his fourthlndoor victory back on Jan. 12. East, which BUFFALO STALLIONS Milburn. “We were all at the meeting poured in 28 points and Cedric and the Celtics grabbed a 62-49 half­ was hampered by arm problems but animous disapproval of the along with defending in the 60-yard has to blow up on us. of the season when he easily out­ finished at 9-8-1, took a 4-2 last night and evraybody signed it. Maxwell added 18 Friday night to time lead. the people who have seen him pitch President’s proposed boycott of the hurdles. “We’ve even lost control- TICKET P(tlCES:‘7.(X3'6.00'5.001'l 50 DISCOUNT FOR ALL FANS UNDER 16YRS Of AGEI distanced an impressive field in a verdict behind Kurt We had a very positive response from pace the Boston Celtics to a 110-99 Boston built up an 83-64 lead with agree his potential is enormous. Moscow Olympics. In the 880, 1968 Olympic champion of the second-line player,” Avoid lines - buy in advance. time of 6.09 seconds. Harvey Glance the organization (the Athletic Petersen’s two-goal effort victory over the Golden State 4:51 left in the third quarter before Some say he could be another Ron The meet was a 12-hour showdown Madeline Manning, back in top form, he added. "What’s Tickets are now on sale at (lie Hanford Civic Center Box Office and all Ticketron locations finished second and Steve Riddick Congress) and all the athletes in­ on Feb. 9. Warriors. the Warriors pulled to 92-79 entering Guidry. that marked the end of the 1980 met veteran Robin Campbell and happening to our game not Tickets can also be charged to Visa and Master Charge by calling 727-80K) Mon FrUO I third. Houston McTear was ^.M.-6P.M. volved. We don't mean to say that The triumph was the Celtics’ fifth the final period. But Bird added nine There is one slight problem as far Garden season. high-schooler Joetta Clark. only creates unrest in the eliminated in a semifinal heat. If you have a group that is interested in attending one or more of the Hellions' remaining )ye’re fighting the American govern­ Gate proceeds will go to straight and 13th in their last 15 points in the final period, including a as Righetti is concerned — he may Led by 10 defending champions in With Mary Decker calling it a people we employ, but it I Hightower, the Ohio State student games, please call the Hellions' office 527- 2890. | ment or that we’re unamerican by the respective programs. game9. The Warriors suffered their three-point field goal to give the find it difficult to show what he can 13 men’s events and seven of 11 in the season, Francie Larrieu ill and Jqn also has to have the fans who has been one of the major sur­ voicing our opinions. fourth loss in their last five games Celtics a 20-point lead. do. With Guidry, Tommy John and women’s competition, the field in­ Merrill in Europe for some cross wondering how goofy our For Information, tel: 727-8080 prises of the women’s indoor season, “As athletes, we are intelligent cluded 72 Olympians from 15 coun­ ■•nl c«n from Nctwnd Cor Rontoi—Offidol Rontol Afortcy fw Itv \ One of the Manchester and ninth in the last 12. Sonny Parker and Wayne Cooper Tom Underwood ready to start, country races, the mile run was wide business end has become. scored her fourth” victory in five enough to do this.” scored 16 points apiece for Golden tries. open and the same went for the “This whole thing will mainstays is Leon Botteron. The Celtics never trailed in Righetti faces stiff competition for a head-to-head duels with Beaver l^eon Botteron keeping atop the Atlantic Division. State. women’s two-miler. ’— ------— force our ticket prices up. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 1, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1. 1980 - 1.1 SB A Loans Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 13 ****8*******aaaaaaaaaaaaaa Fratianne to Risk Available Homea For Sale 2} RANCH - Six rooms, 3 HELP WANTED EXPEMEIIGED TmwscHpnoii bedrooms, rec room, im ­ For State maculate home with park-like Brldgaport Opwator yard. Only $57,900. Group I NURSE lUDES TYPIST Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. HARTFORD — Small businesses W ill train in Connecticut which can prove a Defense of Title We have an interesting MANCHESTER - Exceptional substantial economic injury due to Paid holidaysrexcellent In­ and challenging position in 15-room colonial home little down and very confused after It the lack of snow may be eligible for surance benefits. Full time To provM* Hurting Ctrt our Medical Records Lake Placid Olympics earlier this situated on 6 1/4 acres, BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (U P D - was over. , an Economic Dislocation Loan from position. 50 hour week. App­ In privtit homtt and Department for a overlooking Manchester. Figure skater Linda Fratianne, month, will challenge - the world's ly in person to: Mtdicti FadlltlM, Part Transcription Typist. Large kitchen, summer “It’s going to be hard to put aside the U.S. Small Business Administra­ MEHNS. lima, hill Uma. Conaidara- feeling she was robbed of the gold best skaters and the judges one more Good typing skills, and kitchen, formal dining room, my personal feelings about the tion (SBA). A. Vernon Weaver, SBA METRONICS Uon ghran lo prataranca medal bv European judges during the time. judging. It’s going to be tough to get the ability to use a beautiful family room with Administrator in Washington, D.C. Routa 6 A 44 A oh— Location and Houra. massive fireplace. 5 Fratianne announced Thursday she up for the Championships, but if I put Shopping With ease Transcriber a must. amended the Economic Dislocation BOLTON NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY bedrooms, 3 baths, all new will defend her world title next For Information call We offer Comprehensive electrical, plumbing, founda­ month in Dortmund, West Germany, my mind to it, I can do it." Designation for eight other states to Fringe Benefits and plea­ Carroll said the skater had several 643-9519 tion. May be heated with and then turn professional. include Connecticut on February 22. sant surroundings. Who Am I? professional options ojce she wood. Group 1 Wolverlon Saying she has “a job to do for my According to John P. Burke, Acting A skilled Ad-Visor will be happy Agency Realtors. 649-2813. relinquishes her amateur status. SBA District Director in Hartford, COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - AID * ASSISTANCE country," and would put aside her Experienced. Weekends. And MSmUTE or UVK Besides professional ice shows, he loan applications for economic injury to help you vvord your ad of North EMMm Com. 400 Washington Street COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 “personal feelings," Fratianne, Busboys. 989 Ellington Road, room Western Ranch. Only 4 said, shf had offers in motion pic­ must be supported by documentation South "Windsor, after 11 a.m.' 3S7 E ia t C a n lt r 81. Hartford, Conn. 06106 flanked by ber coach, Frank Carroll, M in c h M io r Eqail Opportwiti Esaloiwr years old. With central air. tures and advertising. showing that the injury resulted from tenced pasture, out buildings, and her mother, Virginia, said the “Wednesday we sat down and I out­ CHEF'S HELPERS & World Championships which begin the lack of snow this winter. 2 ponds, brook and much lined the courses she could take," Call The Herald Cla$$ified Dept COOK'S HELPERS - Apply lup March 11 would be her final amateur Economic Dislocation loans can be 989 Ellington Road, South Carroll said. “We had to decide im­ FULL- OR PART-TIME im m e d ia t e o p e n i n g . Agency 646-4200 performance. made only to otherslde financially Windsor, after 11 a.m. School nurse, Bolton public mediately. I laid it all out, told her to sound businesses which would have dental-medical receptionist and assistant wanted for oral .schools, Full-time position, 10 BOLTON - Immediate oc­ sit and sweat it out, and call me with been able to meet normal obligations 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ALL ROUND months per year. For infor­ cupancy 7-room Ranch with MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ surgeon’s office. Experience The petite 19-year-old from Los her decision. had the snow drought not occurred. necessary. Call 872-8331. mation and application, con­ In-ground pool and 2-car gar­ "This was her decision." “Disaster loans may not be used to dustrial Laundry. Electrical tact Raymond A. Allen Jr., age, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Angeles, who haS voiced her unhap­ & Hydraulic experience superintendent of schools. piness with the Olympic judging, said Gardner and Babilonia resumed replace lost or anticipated profits,” CUSTODIAN- Full time and kitchen and family room com­ required. Company Paid Notch Road, Bolton. EOE. bination with carpeting and I was the first player from workouts Tuesday and Gardner’s cautioned Burke. “And applicants Benefits. Pleasant at- part time. Cleaning school she agonized over the decision, but buildings. Pleasant working fireplace, formal dining room, the old American Football fell too far behind Poetzsch in the muscle pulls were expected to be must demonstrate that their 'mosphere. Equal Opportunity WANTED - ADULT aluminum siding $85,000 League to make the pro Hall H e ra ld Employer. Apply in person or conditions. Good pay and PRIVATE party to board my compulsory figures to catch up in the healed in time to defend their World economic injury is tied, directly to benefits. Apply in person: ((roup I Wolverlon Agency of Fame. I was a 6-footer pairs title. But Gardner said it was CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING call- Mechanics Uniform Ser­ 2 poodles temporarily. Send Realtors. 649-2B13 who weighed 182 pounds. two free-skating competitions. the lack of snow,” he said. vice, 151 Park Avenue, East Facilities Services Office, 771 replies lo Box V. c/o Still, thy called me "1 probably would have gone to the "npt very probable” they would con­ In addition, Burke explained that Hartford, 289-3421. Main Street. South Windsor, Conn. Manchester Herald Bolton - In-law apartment "Bambi." That’s because I Championships even if I won the gold tinue to train and compete in the 1984 personal and/or business assets must included with this 12-room ran deep and made a lot of medal." Fratianne said. "But 1 was a Olympics. be used to the greatest extent possi­ SECURITY - North East DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part- Colonial an 4 1 2 acres leaping catches. Steadyf Now Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted. 13 Help Wanted Security has immediate LEARNING DISABILITY ble before a loan application can be 13 Help Wanted 13 teachers - Half lime. Elemen­ time position in .spccialtv Healed family room with openings for weekend per­ practice in East Hartford. (irepla^-, 5 bedrooms, 4 A fan exit case of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group’s JT9D approved. The 8.25 percent loans are sonnel in Manchester area. tary level. Immediate Experienced preferred but 0161 ni“" 3961 WOJI LATHE OPERATORS - With PART TIME. 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Pleasant working con­ who haven't reached their 17th the members of the Hartford Gun Postage paid. Free applica­ ■ 1 day per week. Must have surroundings. We offer full­ wall, a good 4 feet beyond the clay vertible preference stock, payable 35226. tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86 , 732 ditions. Apply at Mobile ^If- birthday by Sept. 1, 1979); in­ Club, is that it (shot) will be BABYSITTER NEEDED IN own transportation Call 568- time employment plus Service Center Street, CUSTODIAN - Second shift 3-BEDROOM CAPE available very shortly for $15 a bag. target. April 1. Don Ron. St. Louis, MO. 63123. MY HOME preferably from 2605. benefits For an appointment, RHAM High School, Hebron termediate boys (seventh and eighth TYPISTS AND CLERK Manchester, between 8 and 2 Contact: James McKenna, gTuders who haven’t reached their This is all due to the fact that so I would suggest "snap caps” for TYPISTS are needed to work TEACHERS AT ALL Manchester, Vernon, Bolton call Chuck, phone 247-8057, or p.m $58,000 Re-Elected President area. 3 days a week. 8 to 4 AUTO BODY COMBINATION toll free 1-8(10-842-2284 228-9474. 649-9587 -iSth birthday by Sept. 1, 1979); and many skeet and trap shooters the firing pin to fall on, or a dummy in the Hartford area. Call LEVELS: Universal MAN - At least 5 years’ p.m. Call alter 4 p.m.. 646- WELDER - Experienced. IMMACULATE CONDITION junior boys (sixth and seventh hollered “Enuff” , and either bought empty shell, so that the firing pin HARTFORD - Louis M. Hipp III, today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, 3914. experience. Can start at $7 per WENDY'S OLD-FASHIONED Ore. 97208. GAS ATTENDENT - Days. 20 Must be able to read WITH WALL-TO-WALL does not fall on an empty chamber. president of Hipp Watexs, Inc., per­ hour. All fringe benefits. (Jail to 25 hours weekly. Call 649- Hamburgers is looking for graders who haven’t reached their one bag at a time, cut their shooting blueprints. Full time. Full CARPETING FIREPLACED This can raise havoc with the pin. Or sonnel consultants, and Amtemp, its LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Bill Kates at 688-75% 4917, quality minded people lo work 13th birthday by Sept. 1, 1979). down to a minimum, or cut it out benefits. For information lunch shift for 2 to 3 hours LIVING ROOM, PLASTER better still, keep the safety on, and temporary services division, has Firm in Vernon seeks full call: Personnel Consolidated Awards will be presented in all altogether. time Legal Secretary with BOOKKEEPERS' WARM & LOVING PERSON weekdays Excellent part- WALLS, GARAGE, TREED simulate pulling the trigger. This lit­ been re-elected to a second term as Cigar . Co . 131 Oak Street, time job for housewives and LOT. divisions with championship and Maybe we could learn a lesson, and good typing and shorthand ASSISTANT lo take care of our three-year- Glastonbury, Conn., 633-3641. runner-up team and individual apply the same tactics to the gasoline tle exercise will really insure your president of the Connecticut Associa­ EAST HARTFORD skills. Experienced preferred. Experienced.RHAM High old son. in our Andover Lake mothers with school-age An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity children. Apply: Wendy's Old- trophies to be passed out. There will refiners. A lot of the weekend follow through, and will pick up your tion of Personnel Consultants. Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 School For information call house, 12-5 Monday-Friday. Employer M F. Hipp Waters is the largest per­ a m. and 5 p.m. Dr. Vecchione. 228-9474 or 649- Pleasant surroundings. Call Fashioned Hamburgers, 260 PETERMAN AGENCY also be an all-tourney team along sportsmen are starting to car pool it scores, PAPER CARRIER Broad Street, Manchester Reggie Pinto of Manchester’s Bass sonnel consulting firm in Connec­ 9587. after 6 p.m., 742-9218. EXPERIENCE^) GAS with an MVP award. to shoots and other activiies. It sure 250 FERN ST. Masters has informed me that they ticut. STATION attendant - 18 or Tournament director is Tom can’t hurt. BOOKKEEPER/TYPIST over. Apply in person: Maple LATHE OPERATOR - Two Malin. Forward entries to him at 54 A friend out in Michigan sent me a have started classes for youngsters WANTED soughtught for Connecticut Office years' experience air craft MANCHESTER, CONN.-06040 MAINTENANCE Super Service, 220 Spruce parts. Set up and operate Allan Drive, Vernon. There is a $35 new secret wealpon, similar to one I once again this year. This really of Ma Manufacturers Represen- Street, Manchester. tative. Small but busy office Excellent benefits. Hawk entry fee. wrote about a ytar ago. Claims that great organization not only teaches Vice Presidents Named SAWKA DRIVE, Precision Corp. 303 Burnham 649-9404 649-4644 youngsters (and their parents, too — OPENINGS with congenial atmosphere, PART-TIME HELP - Handy this fly in sizes 16Vd 18 is even more STAMFORD (UPI) - Harry W. located in Glastonbury. Street. East Hartford 528- it’s a great opportunity for parents to SUMMERSET DRIVE, and Person to assist church custo­ 9845 lethal than the ^ io Grand King, Ashman and Robert S. Pulver have We are presently in need of experienced personnel for the Experienced preferred Con­ dian. $3.50 per hour. Call 647- get involved in an outdoor sport with tact: Ms. Fran Barnett, at (Earliest secret weapon I divulged). Trip Winner been named vice presidents of CANDLEWOOD DRIVE. following: 9550 after 6:30 p.m. their children) how to fish, but also 633-8385 for an appointment BABY SITTER NEEDED This one looks like a real winner. So Ms. Carolyn Lebel of Andover is congratulated on winning a General Telephone and Electronics. IMMEDIATELY -3 1 2 days Retort Property 27 Meyers Cited good in fact, that I'm going out on a teaches them conservation, and an ASSISTANT DISPATCHER - per week. l-year?old child trip for two to London in the “Ikey and Toyota Make Tracks Ashman became vice president- AUTO BODY WORKER - Need a person with previous FOR RENT - VACATION at limb, and giving out the dressing appreciation of the wonders of PLEASE QALL MACHINIST Experienced. Full time. Hour­ Call 649-4083 after 5 p.m. Distributor and Agency Marketing Set up and operate conventional machine shop equipment. To experience but will train. the CAPE with the beaches, For Most Pins without first trying it out. nature. The place, the Nike Site. The Around The World” contest. Ms. Lebel’s name was drawn ly rate. Manchester. Contact: and Pulver became vice president- repair and fabricate machine parts. Must be able to work Excellent company-paid bays and lakes within 5 date and starting time, Tuesday from more than 40,000 entries. The contest was co-sponsored HEIDI 643-2585 B & J Auto Repair, 367 fringe benefits. Pay commen­ The fly, was created by the Industriai and OEM Marketing, the from prints and sketches. Experience in close tolerance EDUCATION minutes. Lovely cottage The first annual Bob Backlund March 4. Youngsters from 9 to 14 are Oakland Street, 643-7604. Ask surate with ability and work located in Easlham, Mass , Colorado King, George Bodmer, so by the Toyota Dealers of Connecticut and Plainfield company announced Wednesday. for John. Kids Wrestling Tournament Sunday eligible along with their parents. work preferred. Must have own tools. experience. Call between 3 with sleeping for 6 Fully fur­ my informant tells me, and the Greyhound Park. Bringing the good news is Jake Mclsaac, Both men will remain at GTE at Rockville High saw Worldwide Length of the course is three weeks and 5 pm Ask for Steve Private Inttructlons 1 8 nished with woodstove lo take dressing is as follows: director of marketing and public relations at Plainfield. Tyrol headquarters in Stamford in the new­ LATHE OPERATOR - Thornton. 643-2133. away the evening chill, $200 Wrestling Federation champion Bob Hooks ... 16 and 18 inch size. and you may apply through the Rec MACHINE/MILLWRIGHT Experienced, able lo set up per week. Call now 742-6607 ly created positions. Experienced In machine repairs and installations or sheet ana run small production lots RIDING LESSONS indoor Backlund handing out T-shirts to 354 Thread ... black Department. It's a really great & Mikan Marketing and Communication, Hartford, handled PERSONS TO WORK IN riding ring Western stock metal fabrication and welding Must have own tools and do prototype work. Apply KITCHEN with other girls Real Eatate Wanted 2 8 participants and trophiqs to 76 place Tail ... two stiff moosebody hairs experience, because these men put publicity for the event. at Wesco Industries, JES In- seat, saddle seat and hunt winners in 19 weight classes. Local on a good school. making sandwiches. Please seat All levels 228-9817. ... quarter inch long, tied spread. dustrial Park. Route 5, .South call 649-0305. SELLING your house'’ Call us sponsor was Indian Valley YMCA Want something to do on these cold Windsor, 568-6334 EOE. Body ... dubbed muskrat with Company offers excellent starting wages and liberal benefits VOICE. PIANO Instructions first and we ll make you a Wrestling Club which won the unof- guard hairs, for dark version. winter nights, beside dreaming about program. Qualified individuals should apply at: ATTENDANTS FOR SHELL cash offer' T J Crockett, Strategic Planning INSPECTOR - Experienced Former faculty New York ficiai team scoring with two firsts, Yellowish to cream rabbit fur-dubbed fishing? She H e ra ld PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT car wash, Manchester. Full­ Music and Art High School Realtor. 64,3-1577. inspector for first piece and time day positions. Must be and several other places. for light version. Get yoqr tackle in order, and one of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BRAND-REX COMPANY receiving inspection Must be Professional Singer/Pianisl John Knapp at 5() pounds and John the best things you can be doing now, Seminar Scheduled friendly, neat, have a good 644-8597. MAY WE BUY your home? Hackle ... grizzly ... tied palmer ... A Part uf Akzonu, Inc. able to keep good records and work record. Call Mr. Quick, fair, all cash and no Meyers, 65 pounds, had firsts. is to steam your trout flies. If your \4'esl Main Slreel use measuring tools. Apply at about seven turns. HARTFORD — Some 20 top business leaders are slated , Morgan, 9 to 3. Schools-Clattet 1 9 problem. Call Warren E Meyers also won the Buckland trophy Wings ... tan grey deer body hair ... fly box looks like a mess with flies all Willimuntic, Cimneclirut 06226 Wesco Industries. JES In­ Howland, Realtors. 643-1108 to speak at the sixth annual conference on strategic plan­ SlteBeralb ^ Part-time: dustrial Park, Route 5, South for most pins in least time with a tied bucktail style extending just matted and out of shape, this is the 203-42.1-7771 FOR THE BEST - Manchester ning to be presented March 11 and 12 by the University of ^ IN D E X J An F.qual Opportunity Fm ptoyrr M l" tl Windsor, 568-6334. EOE. WANTED TO BUY SMALL time of 44 seconds for three pins. over bend of hook. time to get them looking new again. Gymnastic School. 3 lo 5 Matt Marchese, 45, Justin Corpus, 55, Connecticut. 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ HOUSE, for two p.cople. Supposed to be a great caddis fly Put a tea kettle on the stove, bring PART TIME-RN or LPN, 45- ASSEMBLERS & COIL Private party Confidential. and Eric Forstell, 60, took second the water to a boil, andliold the flies The conference, “Strategic Planning in an Uncertain NOTICES bed facility. II to 7 and 3 to ll. WINDERS - Finger dexterity troductory lesson with this ad imitation ... Looks like one too ... 1 — Lost and Found We’re looking for a Stacker Operator Call 646-6306, or 646-3549 Cash write Box TT. c o place awards. Jason Newbury was over the steam coming out of the Environment; Facing the New Decade,” will be at the Laurel Manor. 9l Chestnut necessary. Experience not Manchester Herald Should work like crazy ... 1 hope. 2 - Personals to work in the Records Department Street. necessary. Will train. 4-day third at 65 and Joel Rabinowitz, 65, spout. You can hold each fly in­ Sheraton Hartford Hotel, under the chairmanship of Drs. 3 - Announcements Have been coaching some new Entertainment of our Kennedy Road warehouse in week. 10-hour day. Full time. Jude Knapp, 50, Bill Revellese, 75 dividually with a tweezer, or put Edward Hackleman and Peter LaPlaca, both UConn 4 — REAL ESTATE Household Goods 40 skeet shooters, and 1 remembered associate professors of marketing. The conference is 5 - Auctions' PART TIME - Earn $100 to 7 to 5:30. Part time available. and Todd Godfrey, 85, took fourths something that helped me when I was three or four in a strainer over the ADVERTISING Windsor. This individual will identify $150 per week. Salary plus Mothers' Shift and Evening sponsored by the UConn School of Business Ad­ FINANCIAL Shift. Apply: Able Coil & REFRIGERATORS for the YMCA. learning to perfect my swing. It has steam, and jbst watch them spring newly received material and assign commission. Hours arranged Homes For Sale 2 3 ministration’s Department of Marketing. 6- Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages • ' RATES lo suit your needs. Call 289- Electronics, Howard Road, Washers / Ranges, used, First place winners include John helped the new shooters, but it has back to their original shape. Then 9 - Personal Loans 1 D A Y ..... 14*iWirnii»T aisle location. The person will notify WANTED guaranteed and clean New Among the leading speakers on the schedule will be: 1 0 - Insurance 2770, between 1 and 5 p.m. Bolton. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK Knapp, Manchester in the 50-pound also sharpened me up once again as drop them on a paper towel to dry, 3 DAYS ...IS ’iMKiMi Records Leader of all discrepancies shipment damaged. G E i class. Robert Price, president of Control Data Corp.’s Com­ EMPLOYMENT BEACH 3 bedroom Ranch, FRIGIDAIRE Low prices far as "follow through" goes. and you're in business once again. 6 DAYS ...12’MiKiN( puter Group; Worth Loomis, president of Dexter Corp. 1 3 - Help Warner I and will deliver full boxes of reques­ paneled living room, eat-in B.D Pearl & Son, 649 Mam 14 - Business Opportunities 26DAYS ...IViwraiw ted files to shipping area. PLASTICS INJECTION kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Strecl. 643-2171 q u i z and of the Strategic Planning Institute; Charles Ames, Situation Wanted ; 1 5 - 15 WORD, 1 2 .1 0 M i t Time lovely quiet setting on dead­ Bowling. president of Reliance Electric Corp.; and Merlin Nelson, end street, deeaed beach ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' EDUCATION HAPPY A D S *2 .5 0 n The candidate should have a solid rights. $79,900, Call exclusive vice chairman of AMF, Inc. 1 8 - Private Instructions MOLDERS Custom made draperies, slip­ K. of (:.- Mike Hodge 201, 148-477, George Burgess Speakers scheduled for the first day include: Hal Schools-Classes knowledge of reading, writing and agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, covers and upholstery Budget Hills 471, Wendy Fortuna 1 9 - Bteazley Co Realtors. Equal Terry Means 204, Buzz 2 0 - Instructions Wanted Terms Arranged Call 289-2331 165-421, Dan Vignone 152- 182, Yolanda Burns 462, Becker, senior associate. The Futures Group, , J. 3 basic arithmetic. The position re­ Positions availabie for Thermoplastics injec­ housing opportunity 443-4470 REAL ESTATE he Herald or 646-1000 Weir 201-201, Mario Frat- 392, Don McAllister 156- Regional Rhodes, president of B.A.S.E.S.; Lee Ber- CLASSIFirO ADVERTI8INQ Afternoons, quires physical stamina since it in­ tion Molders. Experienced preferred. 2 3 - Homes tor Sale taroli 555, Milt Kershaw 140-415, Steve Williams 167- TRI-TOWN- Bob barian, staff vice president of marketing and chief COLONIAL - 8 rooms. 2 1/2 STOVE SEARS Classic duu- 2 4 - Lots-Land for Sale volves standing and walking on baths, first floor panelled 211- 235-202-648, John Ragna412, John Deangelis 155- F itzg erald 249-216-605, planner, RCA Inc.; D.J. Povejsil, senior vice president- 2 5 - Investment Property ble oven $75 . 649-2587 PLASTICS GEARING TECHNOLOGY family room with fireplace 561, Ken Tomlinson 219-208- 163-141-459, Mike Lappen Larry Torrey 201, Joe corporate planning, Westinghouse Electric Corp.; David 2 6 - Business Property concrete floors during the entire 2 7 - Resort Property and large deck. Formal dining 619, Bill Kozicki 201-561, 145-406, Tom Greer 163, Joe Hopkins, senior associate. The Conference Board; Stane- Announctmtnt* work period. Good eyesight is also Tolisano 212-209-581, Skip 2 8 - Real Estate Wanted To Insert . 1395 Tolland T*pk. Manchester, CT. 06040 room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ Jim Walt 215-559, Cy Tolisano 147, Rick McConnell 244-527, Andy ly Dempsey, vice president and director of environmen­ a plus. age. Wooded lot. walk out LiMISC. FOR SALE MI8C. SERVICES ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Tel. 643-6340 basement. Group I, Philbrick Perkins 202-219-203-624, Filloramo 149, Art Cunliffe M icbaud 216-545, John tal affairs, AMAX; Harrell Hill vice president-finance. Services Offered 31 - SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Agency, 646-4200. Fred Nassiff 220-570, Hank 150. Miller 202, Bill Reichert Western Electric Co. 3 2 - Painting-Papering help receiving your calls? If interested, come to our Windsor Articles lor Sale 41 Nadeau 569. 3 3 - Building-Contracting 204-546, John Booth 204-580, March 12 speakers include Alden H. Sulger, Merlin Temporary or permanent. warehouse at 1100 Kennedy Road NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3,4 EASTERN lU'SlNESS- JtRRV WtST SCOREDIkcmtR Nelson, Vern McGinnis, Leon Ellin and John Vanden 3 4 - Roofing-Siding Personal Attention ... Veiy Papers. Gil Johnson 530, Don Dzen 3 5 - Heating-Plumbing acre lot. Aluminum siding HMHUieniNXflN'M-be. Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- and ask for Ed Luc. PARKADK IM STV- Don Ray Dawson- 167-141-439, 516, Dave Fraser 505, Bob WHU XCTlVt ST « 15 TOPS Brink. 3 8 - Flooring BOOKKEEPER/SEGRETARY storms, screens. Appliances, McLaughlin 211. Frank Bill Zwick 162-392, Ed WITH POINTS IH X 3 7 - Moving-Truetting-Storage 8623. carpeting, $92,500. Several ALUMINUM Sheets used as Arendt 514, Vis Costanzo Persons interested in attending should call the UConn 3 8 - Services Wanted Must Be 18 Carlson 215, Todd Brewer Schworm 160-377, Bruce 504, Mac McDonald 501, SINGU SEASON ? marketing department at 4864134, or write to Box U41M, Wanted for small expanding business. Ability other Colonial styles being printing plates. 007 thick MI8C. FOR SALE H»lp Wanted 13 built. Peterman Agency, 649- 23x2825 cents each or 5 231, John Myers 213-593,, Frye 158-372, Dorn Jim LaBelle 516, Gino K. KAREEM The University of Connecticut, Storrs 06268. to type, perform basic bookkeeping tasks and ad­ B. BOB MtAOOO 4 0 - Household Goods THE TRAVELERS Years Or Older. 9404. 649-4844. for $1. Phone 643-2711 Must be Ken Bower 208, Gene DeDominicis 147-145-427, Calderone 205, Ray Berlin 41 - Articles for Sale TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. minister'’a small office. Please forward resumes picked up before 11 a m \C RICk. BARRY ^ Apply 81 Commerce Street, Wildes 208, Roland Smith Dan Toce 151-378, Ted 223, Vin Pinto 229-223-568, 4 2 - Building * jpplles The Travelers Insurance Companies directly to: MANCHESTER - Six-room ONLY,_ 4 3 - Peta-Biros-Dogs Glastonbury. PTG 232, Dick Murphy 211, Tom Kowzun 148, Dave Dynes Gary Sullivan 201558. WB9VC SL-U-.UaMSUB One Tower Square ||xfiellent Job For Retirees) Colonial Ranch. 3 large 44 - Musical Instruments COMPANY. Telephone 633- bedrooms, 2 baths, family CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Atamian Sr. 212-215-591, 148-387, Rick DeDomonicis Secretarial Seminar 4 5 - Boats & Accessories Hartford. Conn. 06115 POWDER IHIFF-Jackie 7631. NEW ENGLAND SWEEPING style kitchen with appliances, set. electric welder, acetylene Butch Savino 200, Bob 147-145-403, Ed Lavado 145- 4 6 - Sporting Goods dining room, beamed and outfit, aluminum laader, Czaya 2(X)-492, Dee Smith HARTFORD — Secretaries and administrative 4 7 - Garden Products P.O. BOX 145, Buckland Static Oliver 217-583, Ed Ristau 378, John Lavado 143-377, EARLY BIRDS- Peg CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC An equal opportunity employer M /F fireplaeed living room, 2-car trailer tires, new electric 193 475, Mary Gryk 179471, assistants in the aerospace, computer, medical and other 4 8 ^ •Antiques - Experienced only. Top Cal 647-9947 214, Jack Ristau 214, Ed Vic Salcius >140, Bill Callahan 130-131-142-403, 4 9 - Wanted to Buy M ANCHESTER, CONN. 060404 o ( n garage, 1 1/2 treed acres generator, electric lawn- Terry Siemienski 210-515, technically-oriented industries can upgrade their skills wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 mower. Evenings. 633-7060. Bachl 205, Denny Carlin Moorhouse 371, Bill Rose Surdek 132-364, RENTALS Group I, Wolverlon Agency Vicky Giass 191-476, Gerry by enrolling in a seminar to be held here next month. Berlin 'rpke., Wethersfield, Realtors. 649-2813. 203, Neil Lawrence 202, Ed Munroe 372, Mickey Cheryl Leanhardt 128-343, 5 2 - Rooms for Rent 563-0151. Tonski 215-528, Carol 5 3 - Apartments for Rent Czaikowski 208-552, £ric Holmes 375, Bruce Lavery Linda Hatch 135-342, Fran Doughney 204-519, Edith “The Technical Secretary: Improving Professional and 5 4 - Homes for Rent « RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll Wcod 207, Bruce Moquin 379. Ding Balch 383. Jim Doyon 132-342. Managerial Skills” is an intensive two-day workshop 5 5 - Business for Rent 212- 576, John Kozicki 219, Tracy 181-198-551, Betty 5 6 - Resort Property for Rent p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Stewart 389, Jim Sirianni offered by the University of Connecticut’s School of Apply director of nursing. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: Lamoureaux 467, June 5 7 - Wanted to Rent Dave Neff 201-209-601, Jack 398, Alan Grzyb 140-399. SYMPHONIES- Barbara Business Administration in cooperation with the UConn Salmonbraok Convalescent Bourret 478, Mary 5 6 - Misc. tor Rent Looking fur Funke 553, MTE OWLS- Marion R iibim aki 139, D iane Division of Extended and Continuing Education. Home, off House Street. Smith 183-18B-540, Linda LaChapelle 456, Edna AUTOMOTIVE Glastonbury. Please call 633- You don't have Harrington 126. 61 - Autos tor Sale to shell out much RKSTAIRAM- Frank Massaro 195-487, Roxanne Klein 457, Charlotte 6 2 - Trucks for Sale 5244. lo get big results.

EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 1, 1980 — 1 5 ' 14 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 1, 1980 Peanuts — Charles M. Bchulx ACROSS DOWN Aniwar to Pravloui Punia A i C R A P 1 River croiiing 8 A _I» 1 Pina 1 N 0 E R F 1 A N C E 2 Words of .un­ F 4 Cloia door E 8 T A T E E R R A T A MEN'S CLOTHING derstanding (2 8 Escfiew T 0 R R 8 H E E N Business & Service wdi.| E x c B f ^ I N T l 12 CIA F F • IB, A D 1 ¥ 1 0 3 Invitation ra- By Abigail van Buren pradeceiior Q "o n " Q E V A 0 E 13 Ancient Irlili iponia (abbr.) F 6 M E N T 8 T 0 L E N capital 4 Acrollth U p E N 0 8 P U R E E 8 14 Narrow band 5 Amatauq 8 T E T 8 D A D E i^ p E c r MY BbO»Y, 15 Gun an 6 Animal watte E 8 T E 8 [ o R E F C angina chemical E V E In T 8 R A E EPUT X D O N 'T 16 American ’ 7 Cabi 8 T A L 1 n I A f 1 E L D t N 0 D U t E Stock 8 Steps on 0 U T L E I i His Fat Wife 9 Own 0 B E Y 8 B E D 8 Exchange VVOpJ-HIP >T." 10 On (abbr.) 45 Custom iwvltes 9-1 17 Declare 11 Small 28 Comparative •-Weighs On Him lalamandar conjunction 47 Farm agency 16 Bu i station (abbr.) 20 Malady 19 American 30 Small island 48 Spirit DEAR ABBY; I've composed this letter hundreds of times 22 Day ol week patriot 31 On the briny 62 OlHeaa-Storoa lor Rent 55 ,Au(ot For Sale 61 Auloa For Safe 61 VOU'RE ACTING VERV AHA/ I KNEW IT' SHAME/VOU ^ FAKED HER OUT FOR A 49 Goddess of Rooms lor Rent in my mind. I don't know where else to turn. My wife gained (abbr.) 21 Amount 32 Never (contr.) 5TRANGELV, BERNARP.' A CUP OF COFFEE KHTW THE CDCTDR HARVEV WALLBANGER fate ...... 3f ...... 32 Building Contr,cUng 33 Roottng.SIdIng.ChImnny 3 “ 10 to 15 pounds while pregnant with our son 11 years ago. 24 Dip carried 35 Case 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 1974 PLYM OUTH b e h in d t h e , AMDE VOU GIVE IN THE COLEUS.' 50 Phoenix Central 'Location, Fpee DOWNTOWN SUBURBAN WAGON - She has never been able to lose that weight despite dieting 26 Mott homely 23 Being (Lat.) 38 Blackthorn MANCHESTER - Large, 428, 4 barrel. $500, oij best, PIEFFENBACHIA.' UP COFFEE,' cagers FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY A » t e c parking. Kitchen privileges. Excellent mechanical and "'attempts. Instead she has gradually gained additional 29 Eattarn 25 Information fruit C4M TREE SERVICE - Free DAN SHEA PAINTING & modem, carpeted office. Air offer. Call 649«10, anytime. 52 Fling estimates, discount senior DECORATING -Interior & - Remodeling and Additions. Security and references. 14 running condition. Many new .. weight until now she has a very conspicuous potbelly. In ad­ 33 Petitions bureau (abbr.) 39 Wooded Chimney conditioned. Heat, light in­ 53 Harvest citizens. Company Exterior. Also Wallpapering. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Arch Street, Manchester. components. $950. 633-2042. dition, she gets very little exercise, so she tends to doze olf x: 34 Storage 26 Pacific island valley cluded. Available March 1. HIGH PERFORMANCE AND building 54 Hindu .ascetic Manchester-owned and Quality Craftfsmansnip! Call years' experience! For Free •••••••••••••••••••••••••• about 8 p.m. every evening. I weigh the same as when 1 27 Songstress 41 Flowers Furnished or unfurnished. ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 36 Compass practice operated. Cali 646-1327. 646-5424. Estimates, call 646-4239. Apartments For Rent 53 1976 DODGE ASPEN - Mew " graduated from college. 43 Make Call days to 5:30, Mr. F. Formla Ford Pinto. 060 6 point Horne 57 Traitor (si.) seconds, 30 mpg., suspension snow tires. Good condition. I have tried every method I can think of to encourage her PAINTING - Interior and FARRAND REMODELING - LOOKING for anything in real Nassiff at 647-9126. $1,850. Call 742-9298 37 Author BiM TREE SERVICE- radial spoilers. Excellent con­ "to lose weight-incentives, insults, praise, rewards, Fleming 1 2 3 4 i 0 7 1 9 10 11 Specialist in tree and stump exterior. Paperhanging, Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, estate rental - apaiments, dition. 646-7536. ANYTIME. punishments, joint exercise and threats. We even separated Room Additions, Decks, All homes, multiple dwellings? ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. 36 Chair 14 removal. Free estimates. excellent work references. ,, over this a few years ago. 39 Joy 12 13 Senior citizen discount. 24 Free estimates. Fully in­ Upes of Remodeling and No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Center. 19 West Main Street, MERCURY 1976 MONTEGO Tm Sapid 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Otherwise she is a great wife and a wonderful mother. I do 40 Diminutive 17 hour, year round service. 643- sured. Martin Matson, 649- Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Full basement. Parking. M.l. Villager Wagon - Excellent 15 10 Sim IriPi Kaplan, owner. 232-9041. MX- Excellent condition, low V. love her. and have no desire to see our marriage end. 42 Atomic 7285. SPECIAL WINTER 4431. ly insured. Phone 643-6017, mileage, Quadrophonic condition. Am/Fm stereo. Air 10 10 20 21 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- '•' However, I cannot accept her as she is no matter how hard I 3-1 44 Written RATES! iiiiw soisv/^-^’ stereo-8 track, power steering and luggage rack. 46,200 avowal of a First floor. Mature adults on­ u.try. Neither can I understand her lack of pride concerning 1 24 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ LEON CIESZYNSKI MtMXSia / brakes^ one owner, 872-6528, miles. Radials, including debt 22 73 EXPERT PAINTING and tors. Quality painting and BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ ly. No pets. Security & snows. Asking $2,295. (?aU 644- ' her physical appearance. \ ■ 643-0130 633-5310, or 659-0508. Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawranca 46 Choler 25 20 27 7. 30 31 32 LANDSCAPING Specializing paper hanging at reasonable ditions, Remodeling, Rec references. Please call 649- 0004. This problem is continually on my mindxand I am afraid 47 Futile ■ in Exterior House Painting. rates. Fully insured. Free Rooms,- Garages, Kitchens 1265. FOR RENT 1976 FORD ECONOLINE that a permanent separation will eventually be the result. 5 1 Reception 33 3, 30 Tree pruning, spraying, Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ Am I being selfish and unreasonable'/ room ■ ■ ROOFER WILL Install Roof,. T H R E E ROOM 37 3. 3. mowing, weeding. Call 742- 7696. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Siding or Gutter for Low Large modern office terior. Loaded with options. DEPRESSED IN TENNESSEE' 55 Seed pods- H 7947. Residential or Commercial. APARTMENT- Main Street, 56 That certain ■ 1 Discount Price. Call Ken at Captains’ Chair, stereo etc. 1977 CH EVRO LET 40 4 ^ PERSONAL Paperhanging 649-4291. third floor. Heat, appliances. suite with air con­ DEAR DEPRESSED; Yes. II you love your wife and are air 647-1566. $3'fc0. CaU 633-3233,569-1804 or CONCOURS SEDAN - 58 Poverty-war ■ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE ftaparticular people, by Dick. Security. References, Lease. sincere when you say you have no dealre to see your mar- 44 45 CARPENTRY, CUSTOM Call after 7 p.m., 646-3911. ditioning. 1,000 square 563-6373 evenings. Economical 6 cylinder. Stan­ agency (abbr ) Fireplaces, concrete. dPi. 643-5703 anytime. ,, riafe end, yon will aee a therapist to find out why you can't ■ 54 Chimney repairs. No job too HOUSES, ADDITIONS, r " “B(PERf""l feet. Centrally located dard transmission. Zeibart 59 City slicker 47 40 40 50 52 53 CAMARO 1975 - V-8, • accept her as the is. You could have a problem that la more 60 Minute insect small. Save! Call 644-8356 for PROFESSIONAL PAINTING GARAGES, ROOFING & ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ MANCHESTER: Off-street (R) rust-proofed. Excellent ■ 58 In Rockville area. automatic. Interior/exterior condition. $3,000. Call 649- -r serlont than hera. 61 Yield under 55 SO 57 estimates. - Interior and exterior. SIDING- Kitchens, I • Vary CItan W ork I arking, centrally located, excellent shape. Runs great. Bathrooms, and Repair Work leat and utilities included. 2268. pressure 00 01 Commercial and residential. I • Many Ralaranon I Ample parking. Asking $3,100. 643-7736. 62 Cry of sorrow 50 Free estimates. Fully in­ Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ I • Dlllgant & Caraful i Lease and security required. DEAR ABBY: I have this problem. The man I have been Available March 1. Call 242- CALL 1978 VOLARE - Silver, red in­ " Uviaf with thinks he is sterile but won't go to a doctor to 63 This (Sp.) 02 03 04 sured. 646-4879. vis for estimates, 643-6712. I • Salaty Inipacllon Ineludad 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - 64 Saratoga 1872^______terior, 25,000 miles. Power ‘' find out (or aore. Bucket seats, one owner. (NIWSPAMR INTIRPRIII AS&Nl J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom ! QREQ 875-0765 stwering, air conditiong. " Well, about two weeks sgo I found out I am pregnanti •‘ATTENTION WORKING ONE-BEDROOM Needs some body work. $800. Excellent condition. $3,300. Decorating, Interior & KITCHENS, COUNTER APARTMENT in Willimantic. Call 646-4288, or 565-4672. '• That really blew my boyiriend'a mind. Now all I hear from PARENTS" I will babysit Exterior Painting. j t h e Call 646-7503, your child in my home with TOPS, PAINTING & Close to shopping. Eastern him, 24 houra a day, ii that the baby is not hit. I know it is Paperhanging & Remodeling. Wallpapering - Block I CHIMMEY because no other man baa been near me since I started liv- loving care. 528-8560. Conn. State College and Trucks fof Sale 62 Kitchens. Recreation Rooms. fTle Floors, Bathrooms, hospital. $155 month. Quiet 57 ing with him. Alley Oop — Dave Qraue b r i d q e Call 649-9658. Ceramic Tile & Finish Work. I SWEEP . W anted to Rent SPECIALISTS IN HOME location, 456-1616. ______GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY We get into terrible fights about this. Can you help me? Commercial & Residential. 6 4 9 - 1431 ' 1975 CHEVY MONZA T.C. J SACRAMENTO IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3- PROFESSIONAL WOMAN TRUCK- Has the reading LEE PAINTING - Interior & Free estimates. 646-3046. Very good condition. Power THIS IS 114'capital, WHaSTHE wvN'.THATs) D id h e ... SOT TH /MEBBE lOlJ'D ------. UH, NCPHIIm . Choice o( Response Remodeling Additions. R.P. Exterior. "Check My Rate room heated apartment. No SEEKING 4- 5-room apart­ enclosed b o ^, with side com­ WILFIK, AN' THAT'S BlS.SOOD- LI'L euY'S / TER EXPLAIN /f.. JUST VfHAT, •, hOUR Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- brakes, AM/FM 8 track, 23,- DEAR SACRAMENTO: II your boyfriend wants to duck UMRA, )vr»V SAV By Oswald Jacoby There is a general utility Before You D eco rate". PROFESSIONAL BUILDING pets. No appliances. $280 ment with appliances in two 000 miles. New Tires. $2,700. partments, Excellent for con­ )v(V PALACE UP LOOXINS (5U EE N I < G O O D -, A Re a l I mDuRSEl f ,, / e x a c t l y , J hishness! 3654, family, quiet location. $320 tractor. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. . , the responsibility of (atherho^, one excuse is as good at AHEAD! AL WITH THE l o o k i n g : DIPLOMAT, .X s e r g e a n t / I D'^CU MEAN 3 NOTHIN' and Alan Sontag response of one ol a higher­ Dependable. Fully Insured. - residential and commercial Heating-Plumbing 35 monthly. Security deposit. Te­ 646- 6269 after 5 or 1-423-6525. 646-1653. nant Insurance required. Call range. Call 277-2696 days; 346- 633-0249. another. A urolo^st can teU him whether he's sterile or not. INE TVIRC^H ISN'T HE...: ranking suit (the one-over- ALL INTERIOR remodeling, additions, ' WRY Ttie opening bid of one ol a aluminum siding, new con­ 646-2426, 9 to 5. 3304 evenines. 1969 AMC REBEL- 290. 59,000 II he refutes to go, let him blow what's left of his mind. one). It shows 7-17 points and REMODELING & NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- suit ranges from 13 points (11 is a one-round force. You plan RENOVATION - Including struction. Fully insured. 646- repairs, plugged drains, miles. Air, and all power. No in high cards) up to 23 or 24 4879. SMALL ONE BEDROOM rust. Mint condition, must Excellent condition. Power .- DEAR ABBY: I have always felt that standing ovations lo define the limits with sub­ Carpentry, Plumbing, kitchen faucets replaced, □ AUTOMOTIVE steering and brakes. with 20 or 21 in high cards. It sequent bids. repaired, rec rooms, HOUSE - Private yard. Ideal see! $1,000 or best offer. 872- should be reserved for exceptional performances. However, Wallpapering, Suspended R&R HEBERT PAINTING- for couple. $275 monthly, plus Automatic transmission. Will may be made with a hum­ Two of a lower-valued suit Ceilings, Sneetrocking, bathroom remodeling, heat ••••••••••••••• 3398. audiences in less sophisticated cities seldom see great per- drum 4-3-3-3 or a fantastic 8- Interior & Exterior. utilities, and security. Near trade for four wheel drive. " formances, so they reward every play, concert and per­ is also a common bid. It shows Kitchens, Bathrooms. Fine "Guaranteed Quality RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 modernization, etc. Free Autos For Sale 61 $1995. 6464)557, after 6:00 p.m. 5-0-0. 11-17 points with at least nine Estimate gladly given. M & M Manchester-Vernon town line. 1971 PONTIAC LEMANS. 2- formance with a standing ovation. work at a reasonable price. Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. Call 646-2491, ask for Steve. It is up to you to respond in high cards and is going to Vincent Pizzonia, 643-2543. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 WE PAY TOP PRICES for door hardtop. Good condition. “ I don't really feel like standing and joining the others in with very little. Even a blank BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Call 644-8217 after 5. Price TRUCK 1970 FORD cab over shouts of "bravo" following a merely good performance. I gel to game almost all the INTERIOR PAINTING & ment Co. Expert installation wrecked and junk cars. A & B flat bed. Call Rick 646-6714 like S:xH:xxxxxD:xxxx Flooring 36 5 ROOMS - 3 bedrooms. No Auto Salvage, used auto parts. $800. " think a performance should be truly outstanding to rate a time WALLPAPERING - Quality, of aluminum siding gutters p e ts. A ppliances. $275 between 8 a m. and 3 p.m. C; X X X may turn out to be an The one-notrump response Call■ ■ ~ Tony 646-^.( standing ovation. Professional Work at and trim. Roofing installation monthly. Security. Available 1967 DODGE - In good running easy game opposite some and the single raise show 7-10 FLOORSANDING i My problem, Dear Abby, is that I always feel like a killjoy a s INCOME TAX Reasonable Prices! Fully In­ and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. March 2. Call 649-4248. condition. Call after 5:30 p.m,, hand such S: A x x x x H: A points and the appropriate REFINISHING - Floors like 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 K X X X D: A X C: X but you PREPARATION Call Janet S. sured. References. Free 647- 9240. “"just sitting there instead of going along with the crowd. The Flintetonae — Hanna Barbara Productlona type hand. Thus the single Estimates. G.L. McHugh, 643- new. Specializing in older excellent. Must sell, Is it OK to remain seated at such times? just should pass to a one- Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and WINDSOR - Magnificent 2- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - raise shows trump support. pointment at your con­ 9321. repairing chimneys, roofs, floors. Natural and stained sacrificing! Any reasonable SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 1 ^ - ^ spade opening. You can’t tilt floors. No waxing any more bedroom. Many extras. Only offer over $1450, Call after 1977 E 150 VAN - 6-cylinder, LOW RIDER, 2500 miles, The one notrump shows a venience. 644-0194 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 $250. (274-1) 236-5646. standard. 1 owner. 28,000 100% stock and in excellent at windmills. balanced hand and obviously Building Contracting 33 years Experience. Howley, Also painting. John Verfaille, 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. DEAR SAN: I can oiler no better advice than that which The simplest rule is to pass 546-5750,/5 Locators, small fee. miles. Excellent condition. shape. $4500. 742-8786. denies the holding for ;^ is e . MOVING LARGE 643-5361. $4,300. Call 646-4288 , 565-4672. Polonlua gave to Laertes in Shakespeare's “Hamlet:'* "Thia with zero to six points and to It should also deny the ability APPLIANCES - Cellars, AU WES ROBBINS Carpentry MANCHESTER - Immaculate I above all; To thine own tell be true, and it must (ollow as the find some response with 7 or to bid one-over-one remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. apartment. Heat paid. AH new 1977 FORD TURTLE TOP 750- Kerker headers. KNN ,V night the day, thou canat not be lalte to any man." 8. It is also pretty good policy Also will buy anything. Call ditions, rec rooms, dormers, appliances. Only $215. (231-2). WANTED JUNK AND LATE li With 7 or 8 you respond and to avoid one notrump and the built-ins, bathrooms, Van -Sleeps 4, Stove, sink, filters. Oil cooler. Much n»> 644-1775, 236-5646. Locators, small fee. MODEL WRECKS - Cash refrigerator. Consider swap plan to quit at the first oppor­ single raise with 10 points. kitchens, 649-3446. more! $1500, 643-4076 before 2 - Do yon feel left out? There are secrets in developing the tunity. With 9 or 10 you will Paid, Call Parker Street Used or trade. Call 646-5821 after 5 p.m. art ol making youraelf popular. You're never too young or DUMAS ELECTRIC - All VERNON - Luxurious 2- Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. hope for strong enough action CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. p.m. - too old to loam. Got Abby'a booklet: “How To Be PopnUr; Jump Raises types of residential wiring, bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet. by your partner so that you We like to use them as limit electrical improvements, Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. Pool. Kids OK. $300. (241-3) You're Never Too Young or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, can go on hopefully. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. bids but good ones. Thus we repair work, service changes. 236-5646. Locators, small fee. Probale Notice foU-addreised, stamped 128 cenUl envelope to Abby, 132 With 11 or 12 you definitely recommend 11-12 or 13 for Circuit Breakers installed. NOTICE TO CREDITORS LEGAL NOTICE Laaky Drive, Beverly H ib, Calil. 90212. plan to bid again if given a the single jump Partner is Complete Range and Dryer In- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Income Tax Services COVENTRY - Victorian style ESTATE OF JU LIE S. NELSON chance and will go to game Carpentry and, general con­ The Hon. J, Stewart Stockwell. Judge, expected lo carry on with stallations. Additional 4 roopis. New appliances. of (he Court of Probate. District ol TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNE(7riCUT with any encouragement at anything, but the barest mini­ appliance circuits and plugs. tracting. Residential and Only $175. (279-2). 236-5646. Hebron at a hearing held on February NOTICE OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS all. mum 64M985. commercial. Whether it be a Locators, small fee. 27 1980 ordered that all claims must be With 13 or more you are small repair job, a custom INCOM E TAX presented to the fiduciary on or before The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Andover, Conn, will Q s t r o q r o p h The Born Loser — Art Sanaom Jumps in Notrump May 28. 1980 or be barred as by law going to make sure of getting NEW built home or anvthing in PREPARATION SERVICE - 54 hold enrollment sessions on Saturday, March 8th & Tuesday Two nolrump show 13-15. between, call 646-13'79. Homes for Rent provided at least to game Three notrump 16-17. They MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE it your Jiome. 20 Years Kathleen M Sawyer. 11th from 12 noon to 3:00 PM at the Town Office Building, Remember the working Ixperience. Dan Mosler, 649- clerk CANCER (Juiw 21-July 22) Your I UOfB TD A MAU'SMOKg A also should be used sparingly. Off«r« complwtw Bookkwwplng MANCHESTER - Magnificent School Road for the purpose of adding names to the enrollment rule that an opening bid oppo­ S fY lcwt for tm til boslnoooH. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - 3». or 525-8263. Victorain 3-bedroom. Garage The fiduciary is: « ¥ b u r powers of concentration may not PlP&„.(TAWkKeS HIAAUXJK-SO AU Bl^CEPTICXl. site an opening bid is nearly We have seen countless slams Typlnd, Monthly Billing Additions and Remodeling. GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the Richard G. Nelson lists of electors entitled to vote in the Presidential preferenpp be up to your usually high stand­ PIP5' lost because a notrump AvatloMo. Pick up and cMIvtry. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Corpora­ for Dad. Quiet area. $265.(301- 18 Basketshop Rd.. ards toda^. Be sure to double­ always enough for game. Free estimates. Call Anthony Hebron, Conn, 06248 primary. Any unaffiliated voters may join a party at this time. ^ r t h d a y D|$TllJ6*jt^HeD AND V1PIL&! response has kept the partner­ WRITE BOX < INCOME TAX tion of America, SECOND 2). 236-5646. Locators, small check your work, especially if With 18 or more you are in Squillacote 649-0811. 002-03 Beatrice E. Kowalski ship from finding a 4-4 fit in a C/o HERALD PREPARATION Call Janet S, fee. you're dealing with facts or the slam zone Take appropri­ largest Tax Service is FIRST Faith S. Weber new suit. Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ in convenience. Your home- or figures. ate action and with 20 or pointment at your con- VERNON - Plush 4 bedroom. Registrars of Voters, Andover, Conn, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be more bid at least six unless In next Saturday's article my office. 647-9426. Pauline Invitation To Bid March 2,1980 we will give examples of yenience. Kozuck. Wall-to-wall carpet. New Sealed bids will be received 060-02 extremely careful today with you find that two aces are applicances. Kids and pets ok. Working in tandem wiii probabiy possessions you prize. If you responses. in the Office of The Director give you the greatest returns this borrow anything, take pains to held against you (NKWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN I $275. (301-3). 236-5646. of General Services, 41 Center INCOME TAX- Done in your “Cbmlng year. Two specific part­ return It In the same condition Locators, small fee. Street, Manchester, Connec­ ners, one you've worked with you received it. home. Six years experience. . before and the other new. couid VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pl. 22) A fail­ HeathclIH — George Gately PLEASE READ Call for very Reasonable WINDSOR LOCKS - ticut, until March 19. 1980 at lADVERTISING 11:00 a.m. for the following: bring about the best results. ure on your part to cooperate R ates. 646-5346. W alter W Executive 3 bedrooms, formal NOTICE with companions could cause 3-1 DEADLINE YOUR AD anXler INCOME TAX dining. Kids and pets ok. (232- Furnish and Inatall Flow needless problems. Don't make rO—A ® o 0 ______PREPARATION. Reasonable 1). 236-5646. Locators, small .Malchin Pumpa, Secondary PUBLIC HEARING things harder on them or your­ , ’ 'o o o “ “ 0 , ^ 112:00 noon tho day Herald la reaponalblal fee. Sewage Treatment Plant self. r>»iu u/Ar>c In accurate, in your home or PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be WInthrop — Dick Cavalll lor only one Incorrect mine. Norm idarshall, 643- BOARD OF DIRECTORS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Set up I’r ° “ o°yl Ibofore publication. I come Taxes prepared expert- The Town of Manchester is an wary of forming partnership a schedule today and try to W of t / °o EAST HARTFORD - equal opportunity employer, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ■ J tt DOfr o / Inaartion and than only I lyby leading inoependent Tax ______!_ Economic 2 bedroom. Full arrangements with persons adhere to it. Unless you have 1 0 o )\ -g|---0 I Deadline (or Saturday to the alze ol tha| Constinsultant. Phone 649-6851 and requires an affirmative Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of whose goats are different from some type of game plan, your h e 's n o t JU STM & VN basement. Nice area. $200. yours. '?ou must pull together, day could be frustrating and ^T'D LIKE 'rOU TO H ELP ^ -/OJ KNCWTHE THB^RyiHAT original inaartion. action policy for all of its Con­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the ALL BUULIES/4?EC2DWARDS HE'S SNEAIO)'-TOO. land Monday la 12:00 (301-4) 236-5646. Locators, hot apart. Find out more of what confusing. ME TESTATHEDP// ° 11 \ Errora which do not I small fee. tractors and Vendors as a con­ Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, /' iNoon Friday. dition of doing business with lies ahead for you in the year fol­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In WINTHRDR UNDB?NEATH^AND- ' leaaan the value of the Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, March 11,1980, at 8:00 P.Mi lowing your birthday by sending your presence today some of the Town, as per Federal for your copy of Astro-Graph advartlaament will not | MANCHESTER- Magnificent to consider and act on the following: your friends may gossip about a Iciaatlliad ada era BIrdt-Pats 43 two bedrgom. New appliances Order 11246. Letter. Mail $1 for each to Astro- pal who isn't there. Change the c, O " be corrected by an ad­ To consider an Ordinance to impose a ninety day Moratorium Graph. Box 469, Radio City 0 "0 “ Itaken over the phone □ RENTALS ■ Many extras. $215. (301-1) 236- Bid forms, plans and subject if you can; don't be a . “ CfgjwReK laa a convenience. The ditional inaartion. 5646, Locators, small fee. on Condominium Conversions. Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to contributor. 0 BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue specifications are available at specify birth date. SAGITTARIUS (NOv. 23-Dec. 0 0 n of 1 ° ry Seal Feeding Program. Ring Rooms lor Rant 52 the General Services Office, James R. McCavanagh, Secretary ARIES (March 21-April 19) 21) Details are very important ° n with lights. Pastures. Daily 41 Center Street, Manchester Board of Directors Things you neglected to attend where your goats are concerned turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Offices-Stores for Rent 55 Connecticut. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 29th day of February, to could catch up with you today, today. A failure to give them the '^van though the tasks may be a attention they deserve could 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. trally located. Downtown TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 1980 DCK S h e H e r a lh Manchester. Kitchen PR O FE SSIO N A L / drag, get them off your agenda. deprive you of success. CONNECTICUT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 005-03 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jsn. 19) cMAUJ AKC CHIHUAHUA puppies - 3 privileges. Call 649-2358, BUSINESS OFFICE ROBERT B. WEISS, intentions may be good, but your BUILDING - Approximately Be careful whose ideas you imi­ females. 1 male. Lovable GENERAL MANAGER friends couid resent it today if tate today. They may suit anoth­ pets, good burgular alarm. 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ 2600 square feet, with ample 056-02 they feel you're trying to run their er. but they won't work lor you if Call 643-2315 anytime. ly; mature male and female. parking. Close to Center, lives. Keep your suggestions to they don't fit your style. Short Riba — Frank Hill Oo ° ‘o One with License for errands hospital and. new court yourself, AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Peb. 19) 1 41 Artlclea lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sele and meals. Private entrance. building. For info, call 568- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) To Someone who has taken advan­ ,T M K J Call 649-5459. 7658 or 871-0401. maintain harmony at home tage of your generous nature Musical Instruments 44 LEGAL NOTICE today, it may be necessary to before may try to put the bite on 'ONE A N D \ IZ'AN P R bite the bullet. Avoid bringing up you again today. Be helpful, but 1W O ANCLJ ANP‘ DINING ROOM SET Colonial BEAUTIFUL HITCHCOCK HOLTON TRUMPET - Good FURNISHED SLEEPING EAST HARTFORD OFFICE In accordance with Section 9-19B of the Election Laws, notice is hereby givdtl that the ROOM for woman. Share SUITES available freim 453 to issues that drive others to lake limit your loan. style $1,400. Call 568-1988. HUTCH - Open top, like new. condition. $90 or best offer. Registrars of Voters will accept applications for admission as an elector at the following sides. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) modern bath, kitchen 900 square feet. Ample $350. Twin Spool fe is , com­ 646-1032. location. USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to plete, $100. Call 649-3253; or privileges. Security and parking, maintenance and Btrry’t World — Jim Berry 11, good condition. 646-8069. 646-3102. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ references. Call 643-8067. prime Burnside Avenue loca­ At the same time the Registrars will hold a session to hear requests for adding names to the cluding Ovations, plus free tion. For further information registry list by persons removed since the last election. STOCK UP FOR NEXT case with this ad. Carlos CLEAN ROOMS - All utilities call Housing Services Cor­ Registrars Office YEAR ■ Firewood Special. included in Willimantic. $25 a poration. Mr. Sapere, 246- guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, week. 456-1616. Municipal Building Green hardwood $65 cord. 5 or 7 Main Street, New 41 Center Street FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, more cords $60. Split and $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 Britain.225-1977. Layaways. Saturday, March 8, 1980 delivered. Call Bill 423-7963; V ern on hardwood. True lull cord, 128 Bob 423-0283. 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon cf $90 deliverd in Manchester ThIa Funny World Tuesday, March 11, 1980 Our Boarding Houae area. 528-2950 ORGAN FOR SALE- Antiques 46 DEFEND A 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Gulbriansen, model Paragon. SPRINGTIME FUN ALPCRMAN RIP CORP FINMLY HA'S Spinet-type with rhythm sec­ CASH PAID FOR Antiques, DICTATORSHIP A WINNER-»wPME DNE AIL THE SEASONED FIREWOOD for Clocks, Oil Paintings, Old Signed, Assistant Registrars tion. chimes and piano. Call Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar VAV/ HE WMT$ ra BUILP A THE VOTERS sale. $55 1 ton truck load. 643-1176, 10 til 2 pm. Itolls, Early Toys and Depres­ Margaret L. Lucas V/ILL LCVE Please call after 4 00 p.m.. w il l o w Frederick E. Peck, Registrar IN THE NAME /MUNICIPAL STAPIUM AND CVME , sion Glass. Call anytime, 646- 'BROOK Carol B. McCarthy THE CITY Ta ATTRACT PP^JTEAM#,' IT! THEY 644-1444 FOR SALE 15 1/2 foot 2690. Think ahead to lounging around the pool Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar Robert VonDeck, Deputy Registrar Helen H. Stevenson OF FREEDOM V/ITH TVEEPi? BOY IN THE ^TATE- ! NEVER MUC- fiberglass boat. 45-horse with c a b a n a and ... Inez A. Van Camp ^ N T A , motor, tilt trailer, walk-thru THE PACK RAT - Antiques, HPU^E IT VfON'X Collectibles, Miscellaneous, Inez Johnson THE CITY A DIME-' CLALIB! FIREWOOD-' All Hardwood windshield, carpet, new up- Take Advantage Of Our *20. SPECIALI Anne Kibble TO !i^ cut 1 year ago Cut. split, holstry. 643-7680. Used Items. 40 Flora Road, (off route 85), Bolton. — CAjn u ------1 delivered. 12"-16"-24". Elmer For further Information Please call: C A M P A IG N Wilson. 649-5900. 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MAMCHESTER Rh o n e 64J-722I 0 N a w s 0 Popaye "The Mystery O f Animal Behav­ life, career arul loves. ieland compositions and con­ O College Basketball ECAC (1955) Victor Mature, Guy Madi­ ior" German naturalist photogra­ temporary tunes. 0 The World Tomorrow championship game 7 : 0 son. pher Heinz SMmann has spent 12:00 Pledge Break ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 1 1 :3 0 3 :3 0 The Salt Cathedral of AIm - CB Agronaky And Company his life recording animals In their (BNBA BaakatbaB Milwaukee (BKidsworld 1 :4 5 9 :1 0 natural habitats. (1) a a a News Special 11:10 qulra, Colomhla, 32 miles (B Rat Patrol (B kiPA'S'H (B ABC News Results of the Massachusetts 3 :3 0 Bucks at San Diego Clippers (B N a w a 88 Sesame Street (R) (1) 0 ABC Theatre "Attica" 0 Tha Graai Radio Comadiww north of Bogota, la an actual (B Waakand Special IfneEemirBf^ primary are presented. 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PageS-TVSPOTUGHT 10:00 ^ F R I I W ^ g The Dufcaa Of Hazzard Vereen Enjoys First Hit Since “Roots” ] DAYTIME MOVIES 11KK) By DAN LEWIS -m- ing for more dramatic acting g g ® 0 ® N e w s experience, but nothing B) 5:22 ® M * A ‘S *H HOLLYWOOD - Ben enticed him. i ij) 'Dark Eyes 01 London g Barmy HW Vereen. star ol ABC's new '■ m The success of “Tenspeed, (1939) Bela Lugosi. Greta Gynl. 0TwHlghtZone and'Brown Shoe” is at long M comedy series, "'Tenspe^ and F ar 12:30 11:30 Brown Shoe," is delighted last the dividend he anticipat­ tg 'Marco The MagnilicenI (3) Adam-t2 m : ed from the accolades of fim (1966) Horst Buchholz. Omar ® K o )e k with his first starring role in a TV series. Aiready versatile, “Roots.” 'The residuals have has Sharil. g 0 T h e Iren Criels: Amerfce bMn slow coming, not only for 0 "Tight Spot" (1955) Edward HaklHoetags he wanted to stretch his cred­ fori G Robinson, Gir’ger Rogers. g DaveAHen its. Vereen, but for other black proi 0 0 0 Tonight Yet. there was a time wl^en actors. Hig 1:00 0 Psnniee From Heaven “I expected to see a lot iB "I Was A Male War Bride" his versatility confused cast­ ,T1 0 Austin City Limits more after ‘Roots.’ Yes, I was (1949) Cary Grant, Ann Sheri­ ing directors. He was typecast staf as a singer-dancer, even a little disappointed. We all dan. 11:45 firn g ® Charlie's Angels though he was also a dramatic were looking for more,” 3:00 Vereen declared. He said peti (5) "Diamond Hoad" (1963) 12:00 actor. Not until his perform­ Charlton Heston. Yvette g The Avengers ance in "Roots" were his dra­ scripts had been offered “but D Mimieux. g Movie "G o d 's Lillie Acre" matic skills respected. none that touched my heart.” mai (1958) Robert Ryan, Aldo Ray. Now "T ensp^ and Brown There is a lot of similarity feel 4:00 13) Dr. Scott On Hebrews between the Chicken George ( 9 "Somewhere I'll Find You Shoe" should end any question One role and the Tenspeen charac­ (1942) Clark Gable, Lana Turner 12:30 producers, directors or cho ® Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob- vereen himseif might have ter. Both are living out of EVENING about his talents. desperation, Vereen 6:00 0Pledge Break Vereen piays a street-wise explained, and both have d)ci)®iaN«»» 0 D e v e Allan survivor (E.L., TiTurner), who is savvy. ( g I Love Lucy 12:45 an accomplished con artist. Furthermore, both have the 1 (B Joker's WKd 0 Pannlae From Heaven Jlis partner. (Lionel Whitney), element of versatility Vereen Q The Odd Couple played by Jeff Goldblum, is a 9 Streett Of Sen Frendeco 12:55 admires. “E.L. Turner deals g Star Trek fumbling, stuttering type. 0 3-2-1 Contact Ben Vereen and Jeff Goldhinm star in ABC’s new series, with reality, with wit. There is ® Movie "All In A Night's Goldblum is sort of Don- a nice style there,” he said. 6:30 Work " (1961) Dean Merlin, Shir­ Quiote-ish: he has romantic “Tenspeed and Brown Shoe,” airing Sundays. I Under these circumstances, (g Carol Burnett And Friends ley MacLalne and adventurous fantasies, he should be delighted — and d ) Tic Tec Dough Vereen admits that the TV specials. Most notable was S I NBC News 1:00 particularly one to be a pri­ is - with the series. All signs g Movie "Body And Soul" “Ben Vereen — His Roots,” 0 0 Over Easy vate eye. Goldblum opens a chemistry between his char­ light up and beam, “h it... hit (1947) John Garfield. Lilli Palmer. 0BobNawhart private eye agency and acter and Goldblum's is which won seven Emmy ... hit.” 0 0 0 Midnight Special Vereen acts as his operative. authentic. He liked Goldblum Awards. He also portrayed 0 Movie "Bugles In The After­ Was he ever concerned that M They mix well. Critics have when he first met him at Louis “Satchmo" Armstrong. his versatility would limit noon" (1952) Ray Mitland, Hele­ He received his greatest in tl na Carter given' them good ratings: Cannell's office. him? 7:00 viewers are enthusiastic. The Goldblum is a native of acclaim for his performance say d ) C B S News 1:10 show has outscored its rival. Pittsburgh, who spent his as Chicken George in the orig­ Not very. It seems he knows seni ® 0 M * A - S * H g Return Of The Sehit how to make necessary g a A BC News "Archie Bunker's Piace." summer vacations from high inal “Roots,” and also for T 1:55 “Jubilee.” adjustments^ When “Tenspeed g Face The Music The concept for "Tenspeed school studying drama at Mel­ p n r g N e w s and Brown Shoe." is from the lon University. After high On Broadway before that, and Brown Shoe” came along,along. (3) Festival Of Faith bloc 0 PopI Goes The Country 2:00 fertile brain of Stephen school graduation, he went to he won a Tony Award for the man who grew up in g Joe Franklin Cannell, who has created nine New York to study at the "Pippin," appeared in “Hair,” Brooklyn, and started as a thai 00DlckCavatt 0 Pannlae From Heaven series in recent years, among Neighborhood Playhouse, and had a small role in dancer in junior high school, Jan 0 Newlywed Game 2:20 them "Rockford Files." appeared in Joe Papp's “Two “Sweet Charity.” He alM was had to postpone a succession onlj 7:29 g N e w s "Baretta." "The Black Sheep Gentlemen of Verona,” and nominated for a Tony for his of cabaret engagements. trie 0 Oaky Numbers enjoyed Off-Broadway suc­ co-starring role in “Jesus Even so, he says he gains 2 :3 0 \ Squadron," "City of Angels," B 7:30 0 Movie "Bird Of Paradise " and. also this season, "Stone." cess in "El Grande de Coca Christ, Superstar,” from each •nightclub appear­ pusl Cola." He also got small roles The successes of Broadway ance. “I want to continue as (3) P.M. Magazina (1951) Debra Paget. Louis Jour- which stars Dennis Weaver. hea ® All In The Family dan Cannell imagined two lik­ in films ("Death Wish" and and television became a par­ many personal appearances g Family Feud 0 Movie "Deputy Marshal" able characters who have "‘Nashville"), before heading ticular asset for his musical- as my new schedule will Ric g Dating Game (1950) Jon Hall. Frances Lang­ good chemistry. In addition, for Hollywood and a string of comedy talents. He soon permit,” Vereen says. “I need and 0 Nashville Music ford. became a very-much-in- to keep working in front of a inci 0 M * A * S * H he didn't want the series to appearances in episodic tele­ 0 0 MacNell / Lshrar Report 3:00 take itself seriously — an vision and theatrical and TV demand nightclub entertainer, live audience.” mai 0 a Tic Tec Dough g Movie "Stanley And Living­ entertaining element the films. which suited his singing and Then finishing the thought, Moi 0 Maude stone" (1939) Spencer Tracy, viewers are obviously enjoy­ Vereen, who has had more dancing skills. Then after he added, “I like employ­iloy- Richard Greene. pen 8:00 ing. experience, is known for his “Roots,” he read scripts, hop- ment." B g The Wizard Of Oz 3:14 g Rat Patrol mo g C ro e e -W IU moi g a Movie "O n Her Maiesty's 3:30 Secret Service " (1969) George 0 Movie "Ooak And Dagger" brit Lazenby. Diana Rigg Secret iTVDUlOGUEi (1946) Gary Cooper. Lilli Palmer. B agent James Bond investigates a to what happened to PanI cha biological warfare plot being 3:44 LIKE FATHER? - I Warren, Pa. win nickle bets with such a mapped out by an old enemy at g Rat Patrol recently saw a credit for the Lynde. Why isn’t he on “The Yes, it is correct. Vernon pessimistic attitude? It’s a Nei name 'Tracy Keenan Wynn on Hollywood Squares” Presley passed on late last a inountaintop stronghold In the 4:00 good thing you called in a Die Swiss Alps. (R) 0 Movie "Every Man Needs a rerun of “The Longest anymore? — Mrs. James year. referee for this bout because T g New York Report One " (1972) Connie Stevens, Yard.” Is this Keenan Wynn’s England, Brick Town, N J. LOST FORD - What ever lo and behold. Jay has finally fen 0 0 0 Movie "Brave New Ken Berry. son? What else has he written Lynde has nixed rumors happened to Les Paul and fumbled one. There has only sail World " (Premiere) Keir Dullea, that I might have seen on TV? that he was asked to leave the Mary Ford? They were super been one Mr. Whipple (no Bud Cort. Based on the novel by 4:14 ‘‘Jt g The Gong Show — Ernest Tally, Framing­ Show due to a drinking and and way ahead of the times in “m”) in the interminable run Aldous Huxley. A young man liv­ the ing In a rigidly controlled society ham, Mass. behavior problem, saying he electrical equipment. — Mr. of those "commercials How 600 years in the tuture questions Tracy is a third-generation decided to bow out on his own. & , Mrs. Howard Davis, does it feel to be both rich and T his existence when he meets a show-hiz Wynn, being the son preferring to spend the time Deming, N.M. right for a change? live young savage and a tree thinking PBS’s Song of Keenan, who is the son of . in other areasiofthi of the business. ■ The vocalist of the. team, Bu Individual. the late, great comic actor. PARTNERS - I’ve seen Mary Ford, passed away last BIRTHDAY SONG - I 0 Peopla's Caucus rep Ed Wynn (who was actually Alex Karras and Susan Clark year, but L ^ Paul, who revo­ would like to know where I Bo: 0 Gunemoke PBS bids for new members, bom IsaiahIsj...... Leopold). Tracy in a few TV projects together, lutionized the electric guitar, can send a birthday card to 0 Washington Weak In Review cor more viewers and money dur­ Keenan Wynn got his most notably bi the film about is still at work in the music Lawrence Welk. He has a 8:3 0 ing a 16-day period, starting screenwriting start in televi­ Babe Zaharias. Are the two of industry, making an occasion- birthday on the same day I disi g M a r v Griffin March 1. Called “Festival sion, scripting such critically- them married? — Lisa al personal appearance. have, only he is a year or two Wir g N B A Baakatball "80," the period is comparable acclaimed ‘TV specials as Spenser, Bloomington, Ind. Ii 0 0 Wall ttrset Weak S.05. — Please ~ save our older. I watch his program to the network sweep weeks. “The Glass House,” a 1970 The actress and -former marriage of nearly 31 years. every Saturday night. Thank Ma PBS's best programs are 9 :0 0 prison drama that put Alan football star-turned-actor My hnsband is a stubborn you. — Mrs. Frank G. Troka, anc 0 Washington Week In Review shown. Spectacular, commer­ Alda's career over the top, have recently teamed up on English fellow and I am a Montgomery, Minn. Lai 0 Hogan’e Karoaa cial ventures are promised. “Tribes,” an anti-war drama their most exciting project to 0 Movie "Mother Wore hard-headed German. Our dis­ I’m sure he'll be flattered to for Their "song and dance” to starring Darren McGavin and date — the birth of a baby agreement is over the Char- receive your card. You can Ttghts" (1947) Betty Grable, Dan new members is backed by me Dailey. Partners of a successlul Jan-Michael Vincent and “The girl, Marjorie Katherine min ads. Jay says there have send it to him at 100 Wilshire vaudeville team marry and have musicals. Some shows worth Autobiography of Miss Jane McNoughton Karras. been two or three "Mr. Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif. Dri children. (2 hrs., 30 min.) mentioning are, “Live From Pittman,” which won a num­ Although not married at the Wimples” and I say it is the 90401. Happy birthday to both me the Grand Ole O p^,” “GI ber of awards, including act­ time, they plan to make it all same one. A whole nickle bet of you. Lai 9 :3 0 Jive,” a 3-hour musical trib­ 10 Movie "Mother Wore ing for “The Deep,” one of official as soon as possible. is riding on this. Big deal, eh? Ta; ute to Van Johnson, June Ally- Tights" (1947) Betty Grable, Dan Wynn's feature filmsfill (co- R.I.P — In a recent discns- He is seldom wrong so I sap- Ke Dailey. 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