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PASADENA, Calif. gravity onward toward lightning bolts on the million miles from the sun, Your Neighbors’ Views: What do you think of the Soviet presence of Afghanistan? moons to Jupiter, was gaseous cloud tops of Voyager 1, as of Jan. 1, back to Earth on in- (UPI) — Twin planetary Saturn. found to have active planet’s dark side. has 10 known moons and a Jupiter, and the fastest- 1980, was 603,161,000 miles terplantery Incidents and probes Voyager 1 and More than 32,000 pictures volcanos spewing material It was already known spectacular ring system U.N. Blasts moving body in the solar from Earth speeding instrument checks. It will Voyager 2, which gave the were sent back to Jet more than 100 miles into that Jupiter was larger which appears to consist of system. toward Saturn at 48,614 take about an hour for world a spectacular look at Propulsion Laboratory space. Its surface is than everything else put chunks of ice and snow. The moon, the 14th mph relative to the sun. signals traveling at the \ giant Jupiter and its along with volumes of scarred by volcanic together in the solar Most of Its satellites are known moon of Jupiter, is Voyager 2 was 516,209,000 speed of light to traverse biggest satellites in 1979. science data for study. features. system except the sun. But believed to be icy. But only 18 to 25 m iles in miles from earth traveling the distance from Voyager are bound for more dis­ Voyager 1 will rendez­ Europa, the next moon the Voyagers found that Titan with its atmosphere diameter and orbits the at 41,642 mph. 1 and 55 minutes from Soviet Acts coveries this year. vous with Saturn and its 10 is different and had been out from Jupiter, was planet at 36,000 miles from the planet's magnetic field A constant stream of in- Voyager 2. Voyager 1 reached moons next November. found to be icy with a the cloud tops at a speed was larger than the sun thought to be a possible fnrrnation was being sent f O ' ■' Jupiter first last March Among its satellite targets lacework of trenches. estimated at 67,000 mph. It also, stretching millions of shelter for life. But the f UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - Coun­ last year to help fight ‘‘external and radioed back the best will be Titan, a massive Cream-white and tan in has the shortest orbital miles into space. Pioneer 11 spacecraft try after country Friday condemned aggression.” pictures yet of Jupiter, moon with an intriguing color photos, no feature period, only seven hours Jupiter and Saturn, the passed it in September and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan "Such claims are difficult to recon­ banded with pastel hues. It hydrocarbon atmosphere. higher than about 1,500 feet and eight minutes, of any two major targets of the found that temperatures WOODSIDE ANTIQUES and voiced support for a resolution cile with the facts of the situation, took the first closeup Voyager 2, nine months was found by scientists. satellite. Voyagers, are both giant there are apparently too urging the immediate withdrawal of which show nearly 100,000 Soviet photographs of Jupiter's behind by then, will make Ganymede had two dis­ It was named 1979J1 pen­ gas balls composed mostly cold to support life. 210 Pine St. Manchester foreign troops from the small troops — larger than the total armed system of Galilean its pass of the yellow, tinct types of terrain, ding a more fitting name to of hydrogen and helium Voyager 1 will make its Moslem nation. forces available for the defense of satellites, as brightly ringed planet in August of cratered and grooved. be chosen later by the with no apparent solid sur­ closest approach to Saturn, Ojm DayjM^^ Kuwait’s Ambassador Abdalla Canada — to repel an 'external colored as Christmas tree 1981. Callisto, fourth of the International faces. They radiate more 126,646 miles, on Nov. 12, M m m o m k t s . ■yaccoub Bishara strode first to the aggressor’ who is nowhere to be bulbs. More\ than 50,000 Galilean moons out from Astronomical Union. energy than they receive 1980. Voyager 2 will fly by I M f i m 010 T ffK M ib E n o f f A .4 ’.x restrum when the General assembly seen," he said. The instrument-packed photographs will have been the planet, appeared to Another possible moon, from the sun and Jupiter at 102,000 miles Aug. 27, resumed its emergency debate on the Soviet Ambassador Oleg spacecraft. drawing sent back to Earth by the have the most heavily further out from Jupiter, and its satellites form a 1981, and its current WE BUY M Y T H M FROM “P Q I K S TO PO N Yt” Afghanistan crisis and he rejected Troyanovsky said "Western powers" energy from nuclear time the two spacecraft kind of miniature solar y cratered body in the solar schedule assumes an en­ awaits confirmation. FURNITURE 8TRIPPINQ E REFINISHINO E REPAIR WescoU Chadwick Cervini Johnslon Nelson Johnson the new Kabul government as "win­ and China conspired to overthrow the generators, swept within finish their survey of the system. In addition, the system. counter with distant DONE ON THE PREMISES dow dressing.” Afghanistan government. 173.000 miles of Jupiter's Saturnian system and con­ Jupiter was found to Voyagers spotted super Saturn, nearly 900 Uranus in January of 1986. ”No government can claim legality “A major springboard for the anti- cloud tops March 5. sailed tinue on to the outer edge have a ring of particles, Rioliard Wesroii, Manchester other products to them.” bit.” of scared. If it starts there, how if it is propped up by foreign troops,” Afghan action was Pakistan, ” he past volcanic lo. and ice- of the solar system. and pictures taken —”1 think the Russians shouldn’t Ken Cliailwirk, Manchester Natalie Johnston, Manchester much further will they come if he said. said. "Rebels had been trained there covered Ganymede and a The information already through the ring showed be there because the Afganistan’s —"It is a failure of the Carter ad­ they’re not stopped?” Foreign Minister Aghan Shahi of and prepared for infiltration into day later went past heavily gathered on the Jovian —"It doesn’t make for very good another body in the don’t like them. Americans should world relations, does it?” ministration and the weakness of Everett Johnson, Manchester Pakistan, Afghanistan’s fellow- Afghanistan” cratered Callisto. system is still being com­ background, at first —”1 don’t like it. I don’t know Moslem neighbor, said the Soviets take actions like President Carter Esther Cervini, Manchester our present government.” Troyanovsky said United Nations Voyager 2 made a piled and scientists at JPL believed to be a distant what they’re going to do about it.” "massive military intervention” set said, like stop shipping grain and —”Oh, 1 don’t like it one little Pat Nelson. Manchester— Kind consideration of the "so-called situa­ similar approach in July, have said it may take years star. It wasn't until late a dangerous precedent. tion in Afghanistan was wrong and a adding more information to absorb it all. But the in­ October that members of "Today, it is Afghanistan which is and pictures on the planet's itial discoveries were the Voyager imaging^ team flagrant violation ” of Afghanistan’s the victim,” he said. ’’Tomorrow, it sovereignty. system of moons. Both of startling. confirmed it was a newly may be its neighbors and the small the .American space probes Troyanovsky vetoed a resolution lo, bright orange and discovered moon, closer countries of the Middle East. ” were hurled by Jupiter's last Monday in the Security Council closest of the Galilean than any other body to the Shahi rejected Soviet accusations that condemned foreign intervention ^ianrlipstpr that China, the United States and in Afghanistan and he subsequently other foreign countries were training opposed the council’s successful Afghan guerrillas to resist the Kabul request to move the debate to the 2 government. assembly, where there is no veto "The Afghan resistance is rooted power. in the people’s devoting to Islam and their glorious tradition of nevre to A provisional draft resolution submit or yield to foreign eon- proposed in the assembly Friday by querers,” he said. 17 Third World countries — including Ambassador William Barton of Pakistan. Saudi Arabia, Egypt and luptitnn UpralJi Singapore — "strongly deplores the Canada rejected Moscow’s argument recent armed intervention in Vol. xeiX, No. 87 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, January 12,1980 • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • ISif Home Delivered that Soviet troops were invited by the Afghan government to intervene late Afghanistan.” Miss Della Fera Reaches the Top By MARY KITZMANN salary increase. For the next five Herald Reporter months Miss Della Fera will receive about $150 a month more. Top in­ MANCHESTER — For 45 years, come for a department head is $20,- Mary Della Fera kept climbing, but 352. she never reached the top. Steve Werbner, personnel director, Five months before the director of said Miss Della Fera was never social services retires, the Board of denied a salary increase. “She just J Directors is considering giving Miss kept falling under a new pay plan,” Della Fera a salary increase so she he said. BIGGER & BEHER retires at the top of her pay scale. Under the present pay plan, town After all her years of service, she employees reach the scale’s top after was still one step below the top. five years. The reason is Miss Della Fera’s There are others within her pay Emergency Shelter timing was off. Everytime she was range, as a department head, that near the final step of the town promo­ have worked fewer years, but are on tion plan, the plan was updated. A THAN EVER! the top step,” Werbner said. A junior high school in Portland, Ore., was opened Wednesday as The top step Miss Della Fera was "It was just circumstances,” Miss an emergency shelter for families displaced by power outages on, became the bottom step of the Della Fera said. However, she noted -’qused by heavy snows and freezing rain. These youngsters found new plan as inflationary adjustments she started on a low rung of the pay were made. plan in 1954. television camera more interesting than going to bed. Left to right, Miss Della Fera never asked for technician Joe Platt, Rebekah Hamilton, 5, her brother Daniel, 4, "Women simply weren't paid as any type of special allowance. “I’d much as men then," she said. "So it and David, 9, and cameraman Mike Slowik. (UPI photo) never do that,” she said. “I suppose a took longer for me to move up” town pays its department heads what Marv Della Fera Miss Della Fera plans to retire in N it can afford to.” June. ” I didn’t mind not receiving the in­ OURTSHmillCES OF TH creases; others didn’t receive them either. But I did feel bad that I would Dems Review Plans retire without reaching the top of my Plan Formulated scale.” Kerens haw Six units from the East Hartford Fire The fire involved several thousand discarded Department head salaries do not By MARTIN KEARNS central business district. This area Department battled a smoky blaze late tires. (Herald photo by Reilly) fall within union guidelines which Herald Reporter extends beyond the Main Street area. For Annual Caucus governs the other town employee’s Friday afternoon at the East Hartford dump. MANCHESTER - What is being The plan will call for the coopera­ Hwuarks... pay- tion of businesses, property owners, called a definitive program for the MANCHESTER - The tion,” Cummings called Miss Della Fera should have caucus method saying a revitalization of the central business the board of directors and the Democratic Town Com­ this, "An exciting, un­ reached the top last year. But the slate is a convenience for district will be presented at the m an ag er’s office in a capital mittee met in executive expected delight.” BUY ANY ITEM at our regular price . . . Board of Directors mandated depart­ incumbents, but that any Tuesday meeting of the Downtown renovations project. session Wednesday night to In other m atters, the ment head salaries would be frozen. Democrat can run. ‘‘Just Firefighters Respond Coordinating Committee. In speaking of the soon to be review plans for its Jan. committee heard from come to the registrar’s of­ get a second item of the same price or less They are considering the same The plan will address what Com­ released plan. Mr. Harrison said, 23 caucus and to plan a par- each election district on fice and file, then you get for only $1.00f measure for the 1980-81 budget, "some controversial opinions are ty to celebrate the the status of caucus plans. as many votes as you can - ”1 appreciate the fact they’re mittee Chairman Phil Harrison termed, "the deterioration of real es­ expected in its wake, nevertheless, November election. Cummings said the forms giving me a raise,” Miss Della Fera and that’s it,” he said. E X A M P L E : Select a suit for $150.00 then choose tate and the downgrading of tenan­ we feel it is the ultimate route we Chairman Ted Cum­ and presiding officers Filing begins Jan, 11 and To Smoky Tire Fire said. ’T m sure no one else will must travel if we are to effect any another suit of equal price or less and pay only $151.00 cy” Mr. Harrison said the plan was mings said today the required were discussed, receive on this year.” closes Jan. 17. The voting tires away from the scene. needed, "to prevent the erosion of positive changes in the downtown Democrats had "A near "Some districts have con­ plus tax for both! departments were called. When Robert Weiss, town takes place Jan. 23 at each By PATRICK REILLY As the tires were extinguished, dirt the tax base” area as we enter the decade of the sellout for our Apprecia­ cluded their efforts, but The fire started along the north manager, requested the special regular voting place except Sale applies to selected groups in each category and not to every item in our stock. All Herald Reporter was dumped on top of them to pre­ The comm ittee's program will 80s. tion Night party for the they are all wrapping it edge of a massive pile of discarded measure Tuesday, he noted the raise The meeting will be at the Army in District 3 which EAST HARTFORD A— A tire fire vent the fire from being rekindled. attempt to stimulate the revitaliza­ winners and workers in the up” for Saturday,” Cum­ will vote at Buckley sales are final. Slight charge for alterations. Use your Master Charge, Visa, check, or tires. One police officer present said was more of a commendation than a and Navy Club at 6:30 p.m. at the East Hartford town dump The smoke stopped after about an tion of business in what is termed the Nov. 6 municipal elec­ mings said. School. cash. Come early for best selection! the town was lucky the wind was Cu.mmings explained the required six units to squelch and shot blowing from south to north. If it has hour. black clouds of smoke into the sky for been blowing the opposite direction Donovan said two pumper trucks more than an hour Friday afternoon. he said, it might have spread over the stayed at the scene until about 6 Choose from Fire department officer Jack entire area of old tires. p.m.to ensure there were no suf- Safety Delays Opening Donovan said the cause was undeter­ surface fires. Group To Air Plans mined. There were no injuries. The firefighters used bulldozers, HARTFORD (UPI) - City of­ tions, our fire marshal and our health A two-week delay in reopening the The first fire truck was called to dump trucks loaded with dirt and Another tire fire at the dump ficials Friday scrapped plans to open SUITS • SPORTCOITS • SUCKS • SWEHERS • TIES • DRESS the dump at 2 p.m., Donovan said. water hoses to combat the blaze. happened in the winter of 1973, director it has become clear we for the game included duplicates for Public works employees operated Donovan said. That fire took three the rebuilt Hartford Civic Center won’t reach our target date,” the city Springfield, which had been printed Within five minutes five additional Coliseum next week, saying the SHIRTS • SPORT SHIRTS • CELTS • OUTERWEER • SHOES bulldozers pushing the extinguished days to extinguish, he said. manager said. c^se the reopening was postponed. For Historic District units were called. No other town fire building wasn’t yet safe enough to be occupied. HEBRON — The Hebron 2 proposed districts in terms the commission. ”I can not justify any kind of action Historic District Study of boundaries as well as The committee is also that might mean a risk to public Committee is making plans residents. Some of the continuing work on health and safety," City Manager to meet later this month, members expressed con­ preparing an outline of 6Qturclciy. Gasoline Prices Puzzling Donald Peach said. The city had been with someone from the Old cern about the possibility questions and answers hoping for temporary occupancy per­ Lyme Historic District of absentee land ownership which they will present in BIG&fALL INCUDED! MANCHESTER — Gasoline prices to be no real system on how the in­ Recent prices at some stations have m its after meeting safety and The Weather Manchester High skein. Penney Study Committee, to dis­ of lots between some of the final form at a subsequent MANCHESTER STORE ONLY continue to rise dramatically and creases occur.” Moriarty Brothers risen by as much as three cents a building codes. local dealers are unable to explain to stops East Hartford five. Complete cuss various steps to be homes within the two meeting. buys from the Mobil Oil Company. week. As a rule, smaller volume "Essentially we have to look upon Sunny, windy today, clear and steady by illogical jumps. scholastic results Page 10. taken when establishing an proposed districts. First Selectman Ray­ Oil companies point to the loss of busineses receive fewer shipments the coliseum as a whole and there is cold tonight. Mostly sunny Sunday Iranian supplies, drastic increases in historic district in the Fred Wythe, committee mond Burt has been asked, Since the beginning of the new and are able to keep their prices still a substantial amount of con­ and continued cold. Highs in the world oil prices and the increasing town. member, said he will con­ by the committee, to have year, prices have increased by as lower for longer periods. struction to be done,” he said, low to mid 30s. Complete details on Inside Today At the recent meeting of tinue to research the the town attorney rule on cost of refining crude oil. As local much as 14 cents at some pumps. Stations are being held to 75 per­ explaining smoke detectors hadn’t Page 2. the local committee, ownership issue and report the voting procedures con­ dealers attest, the price fixing prac­ been installed and many seats were Business...... 12 Dealers set their prices according cent of their February 1978 members viewed the two back to the next meeting of cerning the districts. tices of the major oil companies are still missing. Energy Course Churches ...... 5 to the wholesale prices established puzzling. allocations and expections are the Classified...... 12-14 KEGAVS“When women love toA shop for men!" by the major oil companies. situation will worsen before it im­ Peach declined to give a specific ‘‘Energy and the Way We Live,” Collectors’ Corner...... 3 Consumers feel the price increases proves. Consumers can expect reopening date but said construction Earl Crooks of Earl’s Middle Turn­ the Courses by Newspaper series C om ics...... 15 almost weekly. There is practically shorter station hours and erratic but will continue at a fast pace, with pike Texaco said, ”1 can’t figure out that will begin next week in The Editorial ...... 4 MANCHESTERfVERNON no lag between the time oil com­ constant price increases. expectations of limited use sometime Program Seminar Set 903 MAIN STREET I TRI'CITY PLAZA myself how they (the major oil com­ panies set new prices and motorists before the expected full completion Evening Herald, is the basis of a Entertainment ...... 2 three-credit course at Manchester Obituaries ...... 6 SOUTH WINDSOR panies) do it. They can say all they pay higher prices. Dealers report low levels of con­ date of Feb, 25. The counselors will dis- Counselors will meet VISA Community College. Page 2. People/Places...... 7 —Parents of high school want about the Arabs but, there sumer anger. According to Mr. The building’s former space frame cuss school and college with junior year students An average gasoline stations, one Prizeweek Puzzle... TV Spotlight juniors who plan post high doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or Crooks, few customers are openly roof collapsed under tons of ice and search, resources in a daytime assembly but reason to it.” pumping 30-50,000 gallons each S po rts...... 10-11 school education, are in­ angered by the frequent increases. snow on Jan. 18, 1978 just hours after In Sports available, testing students are also invited to FRI. 2-9 SAT. ’til 5:30 month, receives a new shipment at Television ...... TV Spotlight vited to attend a seminar in programs and financial accompany their parents John Vichi of Moriarty Brothers He said, "They usually check the a college basketball game. No one least once a week. was injured. East Catholic ups hoop winning Update ..'...... 2 the high school auditorium aid. to the seminar. added, ”We are forced to pass on in­ different stations in town and find Along with it comes the increased ’’After discussions this week with streak while Windham High checks W eather...... 2 on Jan. 24 at 7 p.m. creases to consumers. There appears that prices are not much different. ” price which the consumer will feel. our director of licenses and inspec­ EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 12. 1960 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., J«ii. 11, 1990 Collectors^ Corner News for Senior Citizens M p d o t e Counting the Feathers By WALTER J. FORTIN CIulow, 358; and high single, 147. Mr. Mulready at 647-3495. Hi Neighbor! Well, things have Men, ’Ted Gaderowski, both high Schedule f o r the week: come alive with people interested in single, 176 and high triple, 475. capacity should be maintained at By RUSS MacKENDRICK Monday:10 a.m. kitchen social renovate the former private regular dividei^of 50 cents per share morning. through the federal judiciary, “are our Florida trip and right now they Wednesday morning we had 46 Merger Complete current levels or increased. Count the eagles’ tail feathers. games. Noontime lunch served. 1 academy for girls and use it for on the preferred stock. Comparing UConn’s energy use in forcing people who consider abortion are hot to go and we have a waiting players for our pinochle games and HARTFORD (UPl) - The merger He said only 29.9 percent of the “’The increase was made possible (These are both 1878 Morgan silver p.m. pinochle games. Bus pick-up at classroom instruction, conferences, November 1978 with the same month to be a heinous crime to be indirect list. If you would like to go, I suggest the winners are; Lucille Goldman, of Mostek Corp., a Texas electronics more than 16,500 persons who by continued excellent earnings and dollars.) There are eight feathers for 8:15 a.m. Return trips at 12:30 and residential space and company in 1979, the savings included $24,900 accomplices in the killing of Innocent you call in your name bemuse, with a 650; Marjorie McLain, 645; Archie firm, into United Technologies Corp. answered the annual questionnaire our confidence in the long-term the coin on the left and seven on the 3:30 p.m. physical fitness programs. in fuel oil, $1,480 for electricity and babies by making us pay for abor­ little better than four weeks left, Houghtaling, 635; Bob Hill, 634; has been completed, UTC chairman favored a reduction in state nuclear profit potential of the insurance and right. Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for shopping. "It’s a beautiful building on a $3,050 for natural gas. tions with our taxes.” there could be some cancellations. A Maude Custer, 612; A1 Chellman, 606; Harry J. Gray said Friday. generating power. The first mintage of the Morgans 10 a.m. square dance class; 1 p.m. magnificent site,” said Bernard F. financial services markets we "That is tragic and obscene,” he reminder to all going to please get In Bill Bradshaw, 602; Olive Under terms of the merger, A solid majority favored a windfall Decision Blasted had the even number of feathers. But return from shopping and senior Wilbur, the Hartford’s vice president serve,” board chairman Morrison H. said. their second payment. Tlie final pay­ Houghtaling, 586; Arvid Peterson, Mostek will be operated by its profits tax and the creation of a cen­ for real estate. there was an outcry from people who bowlong at the parkade lanes. 1 p.m. Beach said. STAMFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ ment is due right after Feb. 1. 583; Gladys Seelert, 580; A1 Gates, existing management as a stand­ knew their birds, saying that it just income tax help available; 1:30 p.m. tral federal facility for Connecticut’s ’The insurer plans to purchase the ticut Right to Life Corp. Friday ISuke Woes 577; Mary Hill, 577. alone subsidiary of Hartford-based nuclear waste materials, the survey couldn’t bea ligitimate eagle had to Things are really picking up at the exercise class, soled shoes academy for $2 million and spend $5 EueritY SavlnilS blasted a federal judge’s decision ■ -K' i In the afternoon it was bridge UTC’s Electronics Group. said. WATERFORD (UPI) - The have one long central tail feather t f . i A Green School lately. I can’t thank the necessary. million on renovations to the 72-year- “ which requires the state to pay for all Millstone I nuclear power plant will many volunteers enough for all the games and the lucky prize winners Gray said Mostek is a profitable McKinney represents Connec­ old school building. STORRS (UPI) - ’The University with comparative shorties at the Wednesday: 9 a.m. health clinic by medically necessary abortions for remain at 40 percent power for at hard work they are doing and it’s all were: Marge Reed, 3,950; Ed Hindle, company and a leader in the ticut’s 4th District. of Connecticut said Friday the mild sides. The mint hastened to correct 3,950; Annette Hillery, 3,950; George appointment. 10 a.m. pinochle games welfare recipients. least four more days because the beginning to pay off. We will be get­ manufacture of integrated circuits. weather and a new energy turnback the blunder. ■:' v.'-.o'V Last, 3,790. and friendship circle meeting; lunch John Wiltrakis of Stamford, presi­ Nuclear Regulatory Commission ting some super help from our local Dividend Up program helped it avoid |29,430 in The Red Book gives the total This coming Thursday afternoon served at noon. 12:45 p.m. bridge Purchase Plans dent of the group, said there is no wants further analysis of design firemen! who will come in Monday to HARTFORD (UPI) - The energy consumption costs during the number of eight feather coins as 750,- should prove interesting because we games. 1 p.m. craft class. Bus pick­ 4th Surveyed such thing as a medically necessary tests, a spokesman said Friday. was called a turkey squeezed into a paint the walls. With their help, we’ll HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ ’Travelers Corp. board of directors month of November, 000 and the 1878 seven feather type as can possibly be left now with hun­ up at 8:15 a.m. return trips at 12:30 abortion and the ruling by U.S. Power was reduced Jan. 4. after an space already crowded by a wreath. dreds lost to the cauldron? certainly be done with the work we expect to have a representative from HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. ford Insurance Group said Friday it Friday increased the common stock ’The energy conservation program nearly ten million. There are many And how come the “In God We the Social Security Office here to and 3 p.m. District Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld anonymous telephone tip to the NRC Heaven help the poor editors of the have to do and the rest will be com­ Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., said is negotiating to purchase the Mount dividend for the first quarter from 52 involves turning down the heat and complications: A collector might Trust” was in Old English script in­ explain the la te st changes in Thursday: Noontime lunch served. will increase the number of abortions led inspectors to find cracks in con­ 1981 Red Book when they survey the ing through under contract. The bids Friday almost 70 percent of his con­ St. Joseph’s Academy and facilities cents to 62 cents a share — a 19 per­ hot water temperatures in most make a minor career out of disen­ M ^icare. 1 p.m. Fun Day featuring speaker on in Connecticut. crete near pipe supports for a shut­ stead of good old American for the carpeting, tile and refinishing stituents who answered a survey in West Hartford. cent increase. buildings on campus in the early tangling all the varieties of the 1878 wasteland of silver coins and try to A reminder that from now till April social security and medicare infor­ We said pro-abortion groups. down cooling system. lettering? (This was the first time and resurfacing the floor in the think Connecticut's nuclear power The Hartford said it plans to The board also declared the evening and leaving them down until silver dollar. In the dither to undo the dream up values for the remaining on every Tuesday we are open, we mation and changes. Bus pick up at such script had appeared on a U.S. auditorium and stage are expected to wrong to Natural History, the “common dates” no longer common. will have some of our senior men and 10 a.m. return after program. coin. The designer, George T. be ready by the first of the week. minters sturck some coins with a 7 on Morgan, had studied at the Royai Coining Events women volunteers on hand from 1 to Friday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics class. Deadline for the bids is Jan. 31. Once 10 a.m. kitchen social games and top of a visible 8. These are listed at Mint in London.) Tomorrow the 13th at Meriden: 3:30 p.m. to assist you with your in­ about twice the value of the clear that’s done it will be three or four exercise calss. Noontime lunch The design persisted, with only The Stamp & Cover Festival, to be weeks and all the necessary work come taxes. Just drop by. Courses by Newspaper seven-feather pieces. Then note the minor changes and some skipped served. 1 p.m. setback games. Bus held at the Holiday In from 10 a.m. to should be completed. One of our real hard working pick-up at 8:15 a.m. return trips at feathers on the bunch of arrows in years, until replaced by the Peace 4:30 p.m. This will be in conjunction the eagles’ claws. The ones on the At least we certainly hope that the volunteers at the Green School, 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Dollar in 1928. with the (Connecticut Collectibies left are all parallel while on the right bids will come under the money Howard Miller, had his ankles A silver dollar contains more than Festival at the same place which will Menu for the Week: there is one aslant at the top. There available to do the work. So friends operated on this past Wednesday. It MCC To Offer Energy Course 0.77 troy ounces of the precious offer coins, comic books, postcards, would really be nice if some of are seven-feather varieties in both and neighbors, look for us to be Monday: Seafood Quiche, tossed metal. With the present yo-yoing of baseball cards, jewelry and antiques. Howie’s friends would send him green salad, roll and butter, pudding, forms. And then there are still more moving right around March 1. Courses by Newspaper’s series "Energy (3) five meeting on campus (orientation, the country during these three months. the bullion market this means a melt­ Admission is free to both affairs. Let’s talk about the action back at cards at the Manchester Hospital. beverage. time. 1878 dollars with "CC” and ‘S’ mint- and the Way We Live," which will appear two reviews and two examinations). The Local course coordinator at Manchester Topics of the forums will be “Sources of down value somewhere between $20 The Meriden Holiday Inn, with our center. We’li start with the Another one of our seniors, Gert Wednesday: French onion soup, marks. It goes on and on. and $30. The latest Red Book gives weekly in The Herald, is the basis of a orientation meeting will be held Saturday, Community College is Dr. Alan Arnold Concern: Crisis or Problem,” week of dining on the premises, can be results of our Senior Bowling League Snover, is a patient at the hospital. meatball grinder, Jell-0 with top­ The citizenry was getting prices for 1878s in very fine condition three-credit course at Manchester Com­ Jan. 19. who is a professor of biology and has Feb. 10; “Growth ’Through Energy and reached via 1-91 and the Wilbur Cross on Tuesday afternoon at the Parkade Here’s some news for you folks ping, beverage. something new in 1878. They had running from $9 to $16. munity Coliege. Coordinated by Melvin Kranzberg, taught environmental and energy related Nuclear Power," week of Feb. 23; Parkway, East Main Street exits. Lanes: Class A Men High Triple: who need some work done and are Thursday ; Roast breast of chicken, been frustrated for several years A year or so ago the authors of The 15 weekly newspaper articles on the Callaway Professor of the History of courses for the past four years at MCC. “Energy and Justice for All,” week of Also announced by John Dunn, Charlie Tarpinian, 556 and high looking for help. Students at the cranberry sauce, parslied potatoes, tough choices that wiii shape America’s with only a trickle of gold dollars and “Silver Dollar Fortune-Telling,” Les Technology at Georgia Institute of Manchester Community College, in March 16; “Energy: Decisions and some trade dollars meant for use in president of the American Festivals, single, 233. Women Class A Tie for ROTC under adult supervision are French style green beans, roll and energy future will appear in ’The Herald Technology, the Courses by Newspaper cooperation with the American Associa­ and Sue Fox, gave an estimate of the is the next edition of the high single, Marie Pick, 153, Mary available for apartment cleaning, Tradeoffs,” week of March 30; “Energy the Oreient. So the 1878 Morgans butter, ice cream, beverage. u^ivEAiNcn rorocAtT • each Saturday beginning Jan. 19. series is authored by energy experts who tion of Community and Junior Colleges, surviving number of eight-feather Massachusetts Stamp & Coin show at Chaves, 153. High Triple Class A rug cleaning, window washing and Friday: Hot dogs and t«ans, cole Self Sufficiency and Global were unleashed to meet a pent-up de­ Readers who wish to take the course for explore the history of energy technology the National Endowment for the Morgans as 132,000 circulated, 12,500 the Fairfield Inn in Chicopee on Jan. women, Edna Christensen, 431. Class snow shoveling, at a very nominal slaw, bread and butter, chilled fruit, Sunny, windy and colder Saturday with temperatures Interdependence," week of April 13; mand. Inevitably, though, there was credit may enroii in person at MCC’s and consumption, the impact of often con­ Humanities, and the U.S. Department of uncirculated, 3,100 choice uncir­ 27. B High triple for women: Bert fee. Interested parties should'contact beverage. remaining in the 30s. CTear and cold Saturday night with “Energy: What Must Be Lone?" week of criticism of the design. The eagle registrar’s office today from 9 a.m. to tradictory values on energy policy and the Energy, will present a series of communi­ May 11. culated and 600 proof-like. How many lows from 5 to 10. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs in the noon, Monday from 4 to 7 p.m., Saturday, effects of current energy dilemmas on the ty forums on the central issue of “Energy Courses by Newspaper is a project of low to mid 30s. Probability of precipitation 10 percent Jan. 19, from 9 a.m. to noon and ’Tuesday, national and international scene. and the Way We Live.” ’The speakers and Saturday and near zero percent Saturday night. Universiiy Extension, University of Jan. 22, from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. ’The fee The issues raised in the newspaper participants include humanities scholars S IN C E 1931 Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty Saturday California, San Diego, and has been for the course is $40. series will be discussed as part of a as well as professionals in the field. Manchester Cop Cost diminishing to light and variable Saturday night. funded since its inception in 1973 by the The course has three components: (1) a nationwide dialogue on energy issues The public is welcomed to attend and to Nationl Endowment for the Humanities, series of 15 articles written by dis­ Extended Outlook planned for February, March and April. participate in the discussion of this impor­ with supplemental funding for this course cold with temperatures in the tinguished university scholars and other Organized by the American Association of tant issue. No admission is charged. The from the Natiortal Science Foundation. Close to Other Towns Mass.. R.I. and Conn.: experts; (2) a combined course he new Chance of rain or snow Mon­ 20s western hills and 30s Community and Junior Colleges, com­ forums will take place throughout the For additional information phone the elsewhere. Clear and cold Reader/Study Guide that is avaiiable at munity forums and town meetings will be Lafdyelle Ifff day. Partly cloudy Tuesday area as well as the MCC campus. ’The Community Services Division at MCC, MANCHESTER — A six-town survey of They serve these purposes only.” telo Flectroics and W edn^ay. Highs Mon­ Saturday night lows zero to 10 moderate cost from the MCC bookstore; held in hundreds of communities across dates and sites will be announced at a Iter 646-2137. The figures were obtained by taking the above interior and teens near police protection costs showed day in the 30s with lows in the Manchester leading the way, but Glaston­ total police budget in each communities 20s. Milder Tuesday and the coast. Mostly sunny Sun­ / by order of T H r \ ’ day with highs in the 30s. bury, Vernon and East Hartford all close and dividiing by the number of residents. I Wednesday with highs mostly Bookmobile Schedule "It’s unremarkable,” Lannan said. in the 40s and overnight lows Vermont: Scattered flurries Cubans Seize behind. BANKRUPTCY COURTL in the 30s. Saturday with some Sunny in­ A survey by the Connecticut Public “That’s my final analysis.” LIQUIDATION OF 32 STORES AUTHORIZED tervals south. Diminishing Maines: Chance of rain MANCHESTER - Here cupational Training Center. through Friday from 10 a.m, Expenditures Council showed that These statistics were released Thursday BY ORDER OF THE BANKRUPTCY JUDGE, winds with highs in the 20s to south and snow changing to is next week’s schedule for 11:40 a.m. — Frances Drive, to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday Manchester spent $42 for every man, by CPEC, a privately-funded organization U.S. DISTRICT COURT...EASTERN near 30. Gear and very cold TV Footage ane. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. rain north Monday. Gearing the Manchester Public woman and child in its boundaries. which makes its reports available to state DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Tuesday except chance Saturday night. Lows zero to Library bookmobile: 2:50 p.m. — Virginia Road. The per capita costs for surrouunding 10 below. Mostly sunny Sun­ SAT-SUN. MATINCE and local agencies in an effort to curb ORDER # 88000042 flurries north and mountains. Monday 3:30 p.m. — Clinton Street. ALUM communities were Glastonbury, $41; Ver­ spending. Fair Wednesday. Daily high day with highs in the 20s to HARTFORD (UPI) A Hartford area television sta­ 74:10 p.m. — Gerard Street. near 30. tion news crew traveling with a college basketball team 10 a.m. — Case Drive. “MABICOFIASSIE’' non, $40; East Hartford, $39; ^ u th Wind­ temperatures in the 30s noi^ Ptu* Cartootn 2 M sor, $34, and Bolton, $5. Bolton, however, U> low 40s south. Overnight Maine: Windy Saturday in Cuba was detained for questioning and its film seized 11:40 a.m. — Bluefield Library Hours lows in the teens north to up­ with flurries north and brief by Cuban officials, it was learned Friday. Drive. Vernon cint Ki has only constables and a resident state snow squalls in the mountains. 2:10 p.m. — O’Leary Drive. Mary Cheney Library — trooper. Chorus To Rehearse per 20s and low 30s south. Arnold Klinsky, news director for West Hartford-based Adult and reference ROUIfS 84 86 FXIT vS N.H.; Chance of rain Mon­ Temperatures dropping in the WVIT-TV, said the three-man crew apparently was 2:50 p.m. — Thomas Drive. 649.933- Police Chief Robert Lannan said Friday MANCHESTER - The Beethoven north through Saturday and 3:30 p.m. — Pine Ridge departments open Monday that the cost in Manchester represents the Chorus will rehearse Tuesday at Emanuel day. Gearing Tuesday except questioned twice this week by authorities but was through Friday from 9 a.m. to ch^ce of fluireis north. Fair little change south. Fair Apartments. universal average for most communities released shortly after and was expected back in Connec­ 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 1 . Lutheran Church from 10 to 11 a.m. in Wednesday. Daily high Saturday night. Lows near 4:10 p.m. — Fountain “To make it (a comparison) ticut as scheduled Saturday. a.m. to 6 p.m. Children’s 4th FUNNY WEEK preparation for a visit to the Fenway sec­ temperatures in the mid 30s to zero north to lower teens Village Apartments. meaningful,” he said, "you have to know a south. Mostly sunny Sunday. “I am under the impression that the detention did oc­ department open Monday and tion of Crestfield Convalescent Home Jan. low 40s. Overnight in the 20s Tuesday Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 7H)0 lot more about the two communities. As a 30. There will be a coffee hour before the to 30s. Highs in the teens. cur two days ago,” Klinsky said. “There may have been «:1S BETTE MIDLER N.H.: Windy and partly sun­ two occasions when the crew was brought to some sort of 10:30 a.m. — Lincoln p.m. and Tuesday, rough rule, these are comparative figures, rehearsal. New members are invited. Vt.: Rain or snow showers Center. Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ Monday and Tuesday. Partly ny with brief snow squalls police office and talked to and released.” ALANBATES_ Saturday. Little temperature 11:40 a.m. — Ivy Manor day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. AL PACINO cloudy Wednesday, highs 30 to Klinsky said comunications with the crew were dif­ Apartments. Whiton Memorial Library — 43. Overnight lows in the 20s. change Saturday except ficult as it was hard for anyone to put a telephone call “AND JUSTICE 1.30 THEROSE becoming colder north. Fair 2:10 p.m. — Charles All departments open Monday through from Chiba to the United States. But he said the foraltr ;f s New England Saturday night. Lows zero to Apartments. m Manchester Calendar Mass., R.I. and Conn.: 15. Mostly sunny Sunday. station had spoken with the crew and been assured they 2:50 p.m. — Carpenter were safe. Road. Saturday sunny windy and Highs in the teens. MANCHESTER — Here is next week’s “As of last night they were free to do what they wanted 3:30 p.m. — Grissom Road. Coffee Room. r/ NOWIN Y schedule of public meetings, (locations to do,” Klinsky said. He said the station hadn’t taken any 4:10 p.m. — Woodstock Wenesday Drive. are in the Muncipal Building, 41 Center, [PROGRESS^ action but had contacted Rep. Christopher Dodd, El- ftOUfe 7:30 p.m. — Building Commission The Almanac St., unless noted otherwise): Conn., who arranged the trip and had a representative Wednesday Coffee Room. ‘ HURRY IN By United Press International traveling with the group. 10 a.m. — Crestfield Con­ Monday 7:30 p.m. — Democratic Town Com­ Today is Saturday, Jan. 12, the 12th day of 1980 with 354 The Trinity team was the first single U.S. college team valescent Home. 7:30 p.m. — Data Processing Com­ mittee, Hearing Room. &SAVE to follow. to visit Cuba to play since President Fidel Castro’s rise to 2:40 p.m. — Sunset Street. mittee, Coffee Room. 7:30 p.m. — Commission on Children The moon is moving toward its new phase. power. In addition to the WVIT crew several other 3:20 p.m. — Nike Circle. 7:30 p.m. Republican Town Committee, and Youth, Probate Court Chambers. 4:10 p.m, — West and North The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Hartford-area reporters went on the trip. Hearing Room. Thursday Saturn. Klinsky said he didn’t believe there was reason for con­ Fairfield streets. Tuesday The evening star is Venus. cern over the crew’s safety but said he was concerned as Thursday 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s hours in Probate 8 p.m. — Human Relations Commission, Court. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. a journalist whether film believed to have been con­ 10 a.m. — Regional Oc- American patriot and statesman John Hancock was fiscated was returned. hom Jan, 12, 1737. “Obviously as journalists we’re concerned whenever On this date in history: things like film are confiscated,” he said. “I have every Donors Needed Church Bulletin Beard In 1943, the wartime Office of Price Administration reason to believe that our crew’s compliance is in line ANDOVER -The said standard frankfurters would be replaced by “victory with what thby would believe to be legal actions.” Andover-Columbia-Hebron Unitarian Uhiversalist / SORRY, WE sausages" consisting of meat and soybean meal. ’The WVIT crew includes reporter John Sablon, field chapter of the American Emanuel Lutheran Church MANCHESTER -T h e Rev. Arnold In 1970, Dr. Martin Sweig, suspended administrative producer Ricardo Brown, a Cuban native, and camerman Red Cross will sponsor a MANCHESTER —Roger Loucks, ' C A N T SHOW Westwood will speak on “A New Morality assistant to House Speaker John McCormack, was in­ John Bielunis. bloodmobile visit Tuesday formerly of Manchester, a tenor, will pre­ dicted on charges of defrauding federal agencies. from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. at sent a concert Jan. 18 at 8 P.m,, at for the 80’s” at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at EXAMPLES Emanuel Lutheran Church. Unitarian Universalis! Society: East, 153 In 1971, a federal grand jury indicted the Rev, Philip Vernon Council Sets the Congregational Church W. Ver.ion St. Inasmuch as everything Loucks is enter solist at St John’s Berrigan and fivf other people, including a nun and two in Columbia. Doug Pease will provide music on the in the store is reduced Episcopal Church, West Hartford, and is priests, on charges of plotting to kidnap then-presidential Rec Facilities Tour Walk-in donors are guitar. There will be a time for coffee and and it would take many adviser Henry Kissinger, welcome. also leading tenor with the Simsbury Light pages to list them. Remember.... Opera Company. discussion foilowing the program. Sunday In 1976, the U.N. Security Council voted, 11-te-l, to seat VERNON — Members of the Town Council will be Jean Gasper, Andover School and nursery care will be available. Hurry in (or the best the Palestine Liberation Organization for its debate on coordinator, urges An­ In honor of the church’s 100th anniver­ selection! guests today of the Mayor’s Sub-Committee on Recrea­ Sunday Is Brunchday sary, Loucks will sing several songs in the Middle East. The United States cast the only dissen­ tion and Donald Berger, director of recreation, on a tour dover residents to give attha ' ting vote. Swedish. First Congregational of the town’s recreational facilities. blood to help the chapter irttSVc””"'qo hurry in tor the meet its quota. Accompanist will be Barrie K. VERNON —The Rev. John Lacey will Mvingsofalilehme. The new senior citizen bus will ^ used and the trip will STEAK CLUB preach the sermon at the 10 a.m. service A thought for the day: French poet Jacques DeLille include a tour of Camp Newhoca, Valley Falls Park and Wetstone, assistant musical director, Simsbury Ligh Opera Company. Sunday at the First Congregational said, "Fate chooses our relatives; we choose our the barn at the park, Boulder Ridge Park and several Eating Out Starling at 9i3() A.M. THE STEAK C U H h . e r ­ friends." The public is invited. Church of Vernon. Sunday School classes other areas. r i n g all your favorites ju»t the way you like them for those ages three through those in While the nation's young­ ... with a romplimenlary glass of champagne! Councilwoman Sylvia Morgan, chairman of the sub­ est households spend less Trinity Covenant Church Grade 8 will be conducted during the ser­ committee, said the intent of the invitation is in keeping Lottery Numbers than average on food, over MANCHESTER —The Trinity Covenant vice. with Mayor Marie Herbst’s recommendation that com­ 17 cents of their food dollar There will be a crib room for infants and mittee members become more aware of the facilities, goes for eating out. The Church has scheduled the following events The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in under-25 family also spends THE STEAK CLUB for the coming week. child care for toddlers. The Junior High New England: needs and projects of the recreation department. Rt. 83 VERNON JENSEN piQi^ERlNG • more per person on clothing Monday: Diaconate, Board of Christian Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at 5 p.m. Connecticut: 944. “To see these facilities on a first-hand basis will and the Senior High Feliowship at 7 p.m. than any other age group. PLEASE CAUTHEATRE Education and the Music Committee at 7 Rhode Island: 0760. hopefully lead to more discussion and a firmer grip on in­ The Conference Board FOR SCREEN TIMES p.m. . Those attending the coffee fellowship formation needed to make decisions during budget time. observes. Kids Under 12 $2.95 after the morning service are asked to “The committee will continue to prioritize needs and Tuesday: Sunday Bible School Staff ^ow low they Meeting 7:30 p.m.; Men's Prayer wear name tags this Sunday so everyone equipment as it meets with Berger. As an advisory com­ can be recognized and called by their first mittee it will then submit the information collected to the To Report News Breakfast at LaStrada West, Restaurant, Kennedy Hits Snag Manchester To Advertise 6 a.m. names. mayor,” Mrs. Morgan said. To report a news item or story Idea; East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call Wednesday: Pioneer Girls 6:00 p.m.; CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) costs to heat a home in 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester . . . Alex Girelli, M3-2711 Church of the Nazarene Evening Herald Choir Rehearsal 7:00 p.m.; Bible Study at ; goes! — Maybe things could have New England. hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 USPS 327-500 MANCHESTER - ,T h e Church of the TpSeXher^** gone worse for Sen. Vermont Fire Kills Two through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallce. 643-2711 Church 7:30 p.m. ?i?:^Ua»honly.J‘i Then, there was no Published daily except Sunday and cer­ Nazarene has scheduled the following a l l WARRANTIES Edward Kennedy’s cam­ WEST DOVER, Vt. (UPI) — Barry Guerin, 23, and his closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 Thursday; Women’s Prayer Breakfast events for the coming week. subject te prior sale- reason to believe a mob of tain holidays by the Manchester Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 at LaStrada West Restaurant 6:30 a.m.; paign in New Hampshire 19-year-old brother Scott, both of Greenlawn, N.Y., were calling 643-2718. Monday: Young Women’s Bibie Study, First come, rirsi w angry students would Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. For information about display adver­ Coventry .. Claire Connolly, 742-8202 Agape Fellowship meeting 6:30 p.m. a r e v a l id over the past few months. killed early Friday morning in a fire that swept through Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Hebron . . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 9:30 a.m., church kitchen . Service at storm a U.S. embassy on their rented home. tising, Call Tom Hooper, advertising But it’s hard to figure out director, at 643-2711. South Windsor Judy Kui'hnel. 644-1364 Crestfield Convalescent Home, 2 p.m. Ser­ how. the other side of the globe, Dover Police Chief Emile Willett said the brothers Have a Complaint? North United Methodist kidnap 50 Americans and To Subscribe Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 vice at Vernon Manor, 3 p.m, Sams and Then, th ere was no were among eight young men, all from Long Island, who Nawt — If you have a question or MANCHESTER -T he North United make a lution, at least for Sals fellowship, 7:30 p.m. reason to expect New rented the house for a ski vacation. complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service Methodist Church has sheduled the EVERYTHING GOES TO THE BARE WALLS! ALL SALES FINAL...& CASH ONLYI the time'being, think more at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. Wednesday: Midweek service in church Hampshire would have ’The others fled the house safely when the fire broke out Frank Burbank, manafeing editor, or To report special news: following events for the coming week. parlor, 7 p.m. Teen Bible Study, 7 p.m. at about its pride than its fuel Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday MANCHESTER ENFIELD HARTFORD MON-THURS-FRil anything but the kind of about 1 a.m., he said. Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Tuesday: Pot Luck Supper for all Davis Building. Choir rehearsai, 8 p.m. bills. Circulation — If you rErvwmtotom and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 391 Broad St. State Line Plaza Bishop’s Corner Shopping Center 10 AM to 8 PM harsh winter it’s ac­ By the time the brothers were discovered missing, Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents women of the Church, including all the Friday: Teen activities, 7 p.m. iTte new LofoyiSlte 357 No. Main St., Cor. Albany Ave. t u e s -w e d -s a t I regarding service or. delivery, call Fam ilv...... Bettv Rvder. 643-2711 I * M K I ^ If M 646-2711 745-6660 Willett said, the house was engulfed in flames. ’The badly circles at 6:30 p.m. 10 AM to 6 PM customed to, the kind of ’Then, the polls showed Customer Service, 647-9946. Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month, $11.70 (or Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-27U Saturday: Christian Life Retreat, 8 a.m. harsh winter that makes Kennedy leading President burned bodies were recovered from a bedroom. should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months, $23 40 for six months, Thursday: Nominating Committee at 7 to 7 p.m. at Camp Connri, Ashford, Conn. This Sale Conducted by Sam Nassi Company.. .one of the worlds’s largest liquidators! people wonder if a Carter 2-1, even 3-1, in the Willett said the blaze apparently started near a through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ and $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m to 5 p.m. p.m.; Refuge Sponsorship Committee at Bowling League, 6:45 p.m. at Silver southerner in the White state with the nation’s first fireplace, but added the state fire marshal’s office was day. available on request. Monday through Friday 8 p.m. Lanes. House knows how much it Democratic primary. Investigating. 4 - EVENING HERALD. S«t.. Jan. U. IWO EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 12.1980 - 5 iHaudiriitrr Emniiiuji Hrralft Wing% of Morning Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Would You Be Convicted for Being a Christian? Safety Measures Needed Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. tion of my life as a minister and not Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preaa International : By CLIFF SIMPSON * sick man — within. Dorothy stays in question of religious liberty. Dr. you feel that this program will help “looking redeemed enough." Death more precautions are in Yet Newell remained in a ■ I read somewhere some years ago the North ... but is radiantly happy; Stowe found a group at the Universi­ in some small way, please save your In the wake of brain­ Steven Harry, Executive Editor : when looking into the persecutions of One Who Would Be Death is a dialogue between order. coma days after surgeons Cuitomar Service — 047>9M6 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor for she Is teaching school, raising her ty of Nanking that has undertaken a The spirit and the dust. magazines for this venture. damaging injury to Raymond F. Roblnaon. Editor-Publlaher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emerltua ; the Christians a rhetorical question I have long been a reader and an children, sharing her joys with the new Chinese translation of the Bible One common sense removed a blood clot from ; that struck me between the eyes and “Dissolve,” says Death; the spirit, Protestant Per Capital welterweight Charles admirer of E. Stanley Jones and have beaten and defeated. She arose in one — and has government authorization "Sir, ■ has recurred many times: “If you of our meetings and said, T m the to publish it in China. This edition Giving Matches Inflation Newell, calls for further measure is being proposed by his brain. attended ashrams conducted by him. I have another trust.” state Rep. Antonia Parker, a I were arrested for being a Christian, In his book, "Christian Maturity” he woman who is living in heaven and should be available in a year or two. With all the talks of a recession and regulating boxing in Connec­ Better safety precautions would there be a enough evidence to Death doubts it, argues from the inflation it is indeed encouraging to gives us this paragraph: hell at the same time.’ But really ground. ticut are in order. Glastonbury Republican. may have been no benefit in convict you?” there was no hell; it was ail heaven— The Chuckle learn that in 10 major denominations "On the other hand, you ban be in the The spirit turns away, She said she will introduce this case. But we never will Think about it! And while on that in spite of.” (p. 39) It is interesting how the same (membership, nearly 25 million) the A call for restraint in midst of very unfavorable cir­ Just laying off for evidence. a bill requiring all boxers in know for certain. recall that cumstances and be full of joy. Bibles Are Wanled stories keep cropping up, some giving in 1978 ran 2 percent ahead of further regulation of boxing Nietzsche, “the authentic and some legendary. And overcoat of clay. inflation, according to a survey by by Consumer Protection Connecticut to wear protec­ There was a time when Dorothy (not her name) was. Her — in China Emily Dickenson spiritual father o f, husband had married three times. This one I was told on good authori­ the National Council of Churches. tive head gear. Dr. David Stowe, executive vice Commissioner Mary Haslin boxing was a much more Nazism” oncel The first wife turned to drink to es­ ty about a longwinded Hartford Does This Idea Have Merit? The churches included in the poll president of the UCC Board for has gone out to legislators Recent state laws gover­ brutal sport. Fights with bare nearly became a I cape his torments. The second wife preacher of the last generation, yet I I wonder if there are places in were American Baptist, American World Ministries, recently returned Christian. When! turned to sex. And Dorothy turned to found it in a paperback named Manchester where magazines would Lutheran, Christian (Disciples), and Gov. Ella Grasso. ning boxing may have helped knuckles went until one from a tour of China with the the decision was) God. When she found God, then her “Laughter Under the Steeple” : "An be welcome. It seems too bad to Episcopal, Lutheran Church in Am., keep Newell alive. Two fighter could go no further. killed or crippled for the sake message: "The desire for Bibles was It is very difficult to un­ enjoyed to their highest in the balance, hel husband lost all power to torment engaged couple of different faiths throw out "The National Lutheran Cl. irch-Missouri Synod, the thing I heard about over and over derstand how such a call can physicians were ringside But times changed, rules of sport. potential. went and lived|_ her. She slipped out from under his decided that it would help bridge the Geographic” "National and Inter­ Presbyterian Church in the U.S., again.” when Newell had his acci­ changed and boxing was If further protective among Christians who were reputed control when she went under God- differences in their religions if they national Wildlife” and similar issues UCC, United Methodist, and United be heeded in the wake of this There is no enjoyment You may recall the Red Guard to be very devout — just to see what control. It made her husband wild. visited each other’s churches. On the that are not primarily concerned Presbyterian Church in the USA. week’s incident, the third dent. One of them was a made a generally safer sport. measures could help prevent seeing someone killed or destroyed Bibles, hymnals, and other Christians were like. The experiment He didn’t know what to do with her. first Sunday they visited the young with current events. Two Quickies from Thoreau neurosurgeon. There is a certain electrici­ instruments of religious practice serious boxing accident in such serious injuries or crippled in the ring. failed and he made this comment: He said to a friend in a baffled lady’s church which was Roman I have talked with Mrs. Nancy Carr a n d Longfellow We are certain the fact ty for fans watching a “These Christians will have to look a during the “Cultural Revolution” Catholic. During the service she of The Manchester Area Conference two months. deaths, they would be well If more safety way: 'Dorothy and her friends are As if you could kill time without in­ lot more redeemed before 1 can when ail religions in China came in faithfully explained the rituals and of Churches who feels the idea has Recent boxing deaths in highly qualified individuals prizefight. worth the aggravation they requirements will help insure praying for me and I have to act like juring eternity. — Henry David believe in it.” for severe repression. symbols to the young man. merit. were first responders saved may create. a hellion or they will get m e.’ So he Thoreau New York and South Carolina But even the most ardent safer boxing they must be im­ I wonder how many non-Christians Interestingly enough, today the The following week they visited a The Rev. James Archambault of St. has gone to the Tropics to enjoy his The heights by great men reached, time and were helpful to the fan doesn’t want to see an We would like to see all today are the result of their observa­ government has eased up on the Protestant Church and the young James Church will place a recep­ added to the accident to plemented as soon as possible. wealth: no, his illth. For he is a very and kept, were not attained by man explained things to her. She saw tacle back of the church near the gar­ Newell lead us to believe injured fighter. athlete in prime condition forms of athletic endeavor sudden flight. the minister place his watch on the age where magazines can be dropped But they, while their companions pulpit and asked in a whisper, ‘What on Saturday. Then on Monday they slept, were toiling upward in the does that mean?’ ‘Honey,’ he replied, will be picked up and distributed to night. — Henry Wadsworth Religious Services ‘It doesn’t mean a darn thing.’” the convalescent homes in town. If Longfellow worship service and Bible study: Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Andover deliverance service. son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery Andover Sets Sacred Dance SIMM© f 1.1 Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m., through junior high; 10:45 a m.. Senior First Congrrualinnal Church of An­ high class, nursery; 7:30p.m., Praise and Wri...MPRjnr Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- ANDOVER — The Sacred Dance music, scripture and peotry to com­ Members of the group come from dover, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. teaching service. Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m., cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Group of the Center Congregational plete the program of worship in several denominations and range in Church of the Assumption, Adams Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church Worship service: 9:45 a m. Sunday and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Church in Manchester will be in movement. age from the early teens to the 60s. school. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward •charge of the Sunday morning ser­ The program will include a poem Participating in the service will be S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; vice at the First Congregational entitled, “Persons,” written by Mrs. Priscilla Baxter, Barbara Dicker- and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Simpson. The'poem reflects upon the man, Beth Larson, Elaine Law, Bolton 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ Church of Andover. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day vices, coffee between services; 9:45 The group was formed 25 years ago many different aspects of personality Roberta Macaro, Constance Santoro, Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for by the late Elizabeth French Simp­ and redeeming grace of God that Shirley Smith, Shiriey Stager, Ilze Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 infants, adult forum; 11 a m.. Nursery son, wife of Clifford 0. Simpson, in­ makes every person unique. Zemars. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society: for infants. terim pastor of Andover The children at the service will be The group is a member of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. asked to participate in a simple Sacred Dance Guild an interfaith and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. Congregational Church. The Herald in Washington Bolton United Methodist Church, Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and dance and the congregation will be Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary The group, whose purpose is to use organization of international 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 symbolic movement as an expression asked to join in very simple gestures membership devoted to the use of Miles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school: L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; a m., Sunday school: 10:45 a m., holiness of reverence and praise, will use for the benediction. dance worship. 11 a.m,, worship service. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 The group has danced throughout St. Georfte’s Episcopal Church, p.m., salvation meeting. rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., the northeast, conducts workshops A Mother’s Plea Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, United Penteeostal Church, 187 Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 vicar. 10 am .. Family Eucharist: 11 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Church To Show Film and has appeared on television. a.m.. Nursery program and coffee minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Center Congregational Church, 11 Andover Congragational Church Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., MANCHESTER -The film en­ the smirking expressions of those fellowship. a m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., film shares a living hope for man to will have a recognition service Sun­ By LEE RODERICK Bolton Congregational Church, worship. senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, titled, “If I Should Die,” produced by face not only death itself but also the day, Jan. 20, at 11 a.m. to honor those who shadow us, the mockery of in­ associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. WASHINGTON —"My opinion of Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Evangelical Films, will be shown loss of loved ones. who have been Christians for 50 vestigators, judges, and procurators Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a m.. Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Cove­ Members and friends of the con­ years or more. Certificates of the Russians has changed most Worship service and church school; 11:15 —it is the triumph of evil. service and nursery, church school: 10:30 worship service, nursery; 9:15 a m., Sun­ nant (jhurch. drastically in the last week..." a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. gregation are invited to bring a box recognition will be awarded. “I have seen the faces of prisoners a.m.. Coffee and fellowship: 10:45 a.m.. day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. The film examines life after death lunch to be eaten in Fellowship Hall Persons interested in additionai in­ So said President Carter as Russia Forum, Study group. behind barbed wire, the eyes of the St. John's Polish National Catholic sxperiences, bringing together some at 12:45 p.m., after the second formation should call Dorothy rolled into Afghanistan recently. The Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. their wives standing by prison win­ South Windsor if the world’s most respected Chris­ worship services. Beverages will be Thompson at 742-7264 or the Rev. president's intelligence sources, Thoughts Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; dows and watch towers, the tian doctors, theologians, and psy­ provided. The public is invited and a Clifford Simpson at 643-9742 before even after three years in the Oval Of­ Coventry 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. Mapping Community Church, 1790 despondency of mothers' and St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. chologists to investigate this subject. free-will offering will be received. Jan. 16. fice, apparently weren't as good as In America especially, there are Coventry Presbyterian Church', Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ children's tears —it is the suffering Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Through personal testimonies the those of Irina Zholkovskaya- special bonds that exist between mis- Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 son. minister. 9:15 and 10.45 a m., Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 of goodness. isters and their congregations. a.ni., worship:'!! a.m., Sunday school; worship service and church school. Ginzburg. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 “Into this ocean of grief our own 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 Mrs. Ginzburg Calling, settling and living with a a.m. troubles flowed in small streams. As Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, Emanuel To Hear Fournier minister is a lot like marriage. They St. James Church, Rev. James is the wife of Washington Merry~Go- Round Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 much as we could, my husband and I court each other, get engaged, and Soviet dissident H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 MANCHESTER-The Rev. Ronald On Monday there will be a staff Meetings scheduled for Thursday tried to help goodness to withstand Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Alexander Ginz­ the installation of a minister is a lot school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. a.m. J. Fournier will be the guest meeting at 3:30 p.m. and the Scouts include; Prayer Group at 10 a.m.; ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in and prevent evil from being assured like marriage. St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John preacher at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. ser­ will meet at 6:45 p.m. At 7:30 p.m., Care and Visitation Committee, 11:15 burg, who, along residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. with four other of its all-powerful strength. Ministers and congregations even Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. vices at Emanuel Lutheran Church, the following groups will meet; a.m.; the Bell Choir, 3:45 p.m.; Con­ Relief Efforts Sabotaged Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday "Today, we ourselves are in need have honeymoons. Then, after a year a.m., noon and 5 p.m. Church and Chestnut streets, Sunday. Youth Support Committee, Ruth Cir­ firmation Class, 6;30 p.m. and Word Soviet political masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, of help. Today, my last hope rests on St. Bridget Chureh, 70 Main St. Rev. At 9:30 a.m. there will be Sunday cle, Anniversary Committee, and the and Witness at 7 p.m. prisoners, came or so, they find out much more about 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. 10 and 11:30 a m. a heartfelt response to our Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Christian Education Committee. The Bible Study group will meet each other than they bargained for. Second Congregational Church, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand School classes, nursery for infants, to the United States last April in Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 On Tuesday the Lydia Circle will Friday at 1 p.m.; the Couples C 'b situation." By JACK ANDERSON how mass starvation would help the line that the Vietnamese and Soviets However, we love people despite Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; and an Adult Forum to discuss the exchange for two convicted Russian and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to proposed 1980 budget. There will also meet at 7;30 p.m. and on Wednesday will have a potluck planning session Today the public talk is about the WASHINGTON - Despite a Vietnamese and Soviets win the are solely thwarting the relief effort, their faults, not for their virtues. To pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; spies. 10:30 and noon. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 be nursery services available during the Friendship Group will have its at 6 p.m. and at 8 p.m. Roger Loucks failure of detente, the postponing of copious outpouring of crocodile tears hearts and minds of the Cambodians and dismissed the logistical let the bonds deepen between a 11 a.m., worship service. Soviet rulers formally agreed to Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland a m.; family service and Sunday school. the 11 a.m. worship service. New Year’s Event in Luther Hall at 1 will present an organ benefit concert. SALT and the halting of grain sales. from the White House over the plight was never made clear. problems besetting the rescuers. Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; allow all family members of the five minister and congregation, each Avery Street Christian Reformed The Widows and Widowers group p.m. Dessert will be served and the On Saturday at 8 p.m. the Emanuel We speak of the Russian drive of Cambodia's starving millions, the As with every falsehood, there was 10:20 a.m., group discussion. prisoners to join them in the West. Khomeini Cadre; In the months must accept the other “as is” even East Hartford Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, will meet at 2 p.m. and the Youth Rainy Day Trio will entertain. The Hill Chapter of Alcholics Anonymous through pitifully poor Afghanistan same officials who for political some truth to reports of looting and since Iranian hotheads seized the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. But they refused to include in that when they find out a lot about one (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Group at 6:30 p.m. choir will rehearse at 7;30 p.m. will meet in Luther Hall. and the courage of Moslem rebels reasons dragged their feet on relief diversions, but the relief efforts were U.S. embassy in Tehran, it has First Assemblies of-God, 763 Oak St. and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at permission 19-year-old Sergei another. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 both services. facing Soviet armor. And we con­ shipments are continuing to sabotage having a positive effect. become clear that Ayatollah Shibayev, who has lived with the Good lovers don’t notice faults. church school; 11 a.m., morning a.m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a.m., Sunday Messiah Evangelical Lutheran template the shifting balance of the desperately needed program. Ruhollah Khomeini’s control over Ginzburg family as a de facto ward They look for strengths and build on worship; 7 p.m., evening service. school and youth forum: 10:15 to 11:% Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Davis To Preach at Center power as Russia edges closer to This cruel campaign of deceit has the militants is far from complete. these. Sometimes it’s called being First Baptist Church of East Hart­ a.m.. First and second year youth in­ Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, since he was 14. struction. Holy Communion the first and realizing its dream of a warm-water Two months ago, I reported on the enraged those who know the true And we reported in an earlier column ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 Three groups will meet at the As a result, Mrs. Ginzburg has non-judgemental. More importantly, third Sunday of each month. MANCHESTER -T h e Rev, Felix Hall. port and the U.S. and China team up that the embassy captors themselves Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a m., Sunday school. church on Wednesday. At 10 a.m. the remained behind in Moscow until Carter administration’s un­ situation in Cambodia. As a it is giving praise where it is due. a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Church of Christ. Lydall and Vernon Davis will be guest preacher for the The church youth group will meet Our Savior Lutheran Church, Bethany Group will meet in the Rob­ young Shibayev, now serving in the to punish Russia's expansionism. conscionably belated and half­ knowledgeable Capitol Hill source are far from united politically. Praise is the mn.st important ^ing nursery; 9:45 am ., Sunday school; 6 streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 10 a.m. worship service Sunday at at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Federation bins Room; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir, Soviet Army in the far north of But we too often forget the Ginz­ hearted efforts to aid the stricken told my reporter Lucette Lagnado, This has now been confirmed in a you can give your minister. As long p.m.. Training Union. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 a m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., Center Congregational Church. The Room, p.m., worship. On Monday the Board of Christian Federation Room; and 7:30 P.m., the Russia, is allowed to leave the coun­ burgs and the countless other victims Cambodian people. Then President “The information they’re spreading private letter to President Carter as you’re sincere and really mean it, Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran worship. Rev, Newell H. Curtis Jr. is senior Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 pastor of the church and the Rev. Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Young Women’s Group in the Carrier of what Mrs.Giznburg so aptly calls Carter, with righteous fervor, is simply wrong. The United States is from Rep. George Hansen, R-Idaho, there is no danger in overdoing it. Be try with her. Meanwhile, Alexander Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ Chet Copeland is associate pastor, 443 E. Center St. The Sacred Dance Room. the “triumph of evil." pledged a massive relief program. sabotaging the relief efforts." reporting on his second visit to specific. Ginzburg's two sons, aged 6 and 7, a m., worship service. day school, and care for small children. Vernon Sunday School classes will be held group will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday The Church Council will meet in It is an evil not unique to Russia or Amid much fanfare, Rosalynn Carter Other sources in a position to know Tehran. Hansen’s Iranian contacts and his ailing 72-year-old mother Giving praise, by the way, works First Congregational Church, 87 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. also at 10 a.m. and following the ser­ at 30 Forest St. and the Department the Robbins Room at 7:30 p.m. on to Communism, but uniquely have turned out to be better than Center St. Rev. James 1. Meek, minister. Si. Joarpli C'liurrii. 33 West St., likewise are left behind in Russia. visited the ghastly refugee camps on officials of the relief organizations with children, spouses, subordinates Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, vices there will be a “Coffee of Fellowship, at 7:30 p.m. at 6 Thursday, threatening under them because of 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Rockville, ^turday masses at 5 and 7 the Thai- ^ who have been on the scene, like those of the White House. and bosses. It is the best lubricant I minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate Butler Road. minister. 10 a.m., worship service, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 Shoppe,” at 11:15 a m. in Woodruff The case has drawn attention Russia's never-renounced intent to Cambodian UNICEF, OXFAM America and the Hansen notes, as we reported, that know of for family, business, in­ church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee during the service; 10:30 a m . Morning and 11:15 a m. throughout the western world, in­ perpetrate its system throughout the the supposed ruling body of Iran, the border. ‘ ' Church World Services confirm this dustrial, civic and church life. Tell hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth worship, nursery provided. Rockville Bapliat (Jiurch, 69 Union cluding in Washington, where some IK world. Cultural exchanges, grain Americans ^ judgment. Revolutionary Council, has limited people what you like about what fellowship. Church of the Nazarcnc, 236 Main St. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 200 members of the House and 10 a.m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ Services Back at Church sales, and the mirage of detente are responded with '■ v The only substantial diversion of influence over the radicals in the em­ they’re doing and go easy on repor­ Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. m. Senators have joined in appealing to George Emmitt, minister of visitation day school; 7 p.m., evening service. but window dressing on Russia's real their usual food shipments, they report, has been bassy. Government ministers "are ting your disappointments. In due Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. VERNON —Those planning to attend Rev. Paul J. Bowlman will preach. The S P I^ 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m., worship and outreach. 9:30 a m., Sunday school: Sacred Heart Gliureh. Route 30. Rev. Russia. In a text recently received by list of priorities. by 1 corrupt Thai officials and the generally excluded from any signifi­ church services at Union Congregational service is at 10 a.m. generosity, sen­ course, more and more good things 10:45 a m., worship, children's church Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Eugene Ginzburg, his wife recounts the Thus, with the United States mired cant contact with the m ilitants... and service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Church are reminded that services are Church school for Grades 10-12 is at 8; 30 ding donations to armed thugs of the murderous Pol will begin to happen. And you’ll find and nursery; 7 p.m.. evening service, Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Brewer Nursery at all services, now being held in the church. Services a.m. and for infants through Grade 8, at human cost of such inhuman Russian down in neighboring Iran, and Carter private relief Pot rump regime that controls areas expecially the hostages themselves. ” that you’ll be liking each other more Burnside Ignited Metliodist Church, nursery. day masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. were conducted at Sykes School while the 9:45 a.m. Following the church service treatment. having given no sign of resolve in organizations. I reported how along the Thai border. Hansen told the president that "the and more. To me anyhow, it is very 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Calvary Cliurcli (.Assemblies of God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Si. Jalm'a Epiarupal Cliiireli, Route church was being renovated after the fire there will be a coffee hour in the Annex at Pervasive self-interest "For half a year now the three years of dealing with Moscow, senators and citizens rushed forward According to my congressional character and real goals of these special being a minister in America. pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school for all ages, including an adult class: 10:30 a.m., Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 last August. Services returned to the 11 a.m. makes it extremely dif­ authorities are forcing upon me an it is not to be wondered that Soviet sources, it’s common knowledge that militants are not clearly un­ to help. Congress voted aid money. And no small part of it is the nice Worship hour with child care provided for Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 a m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ church on the Sunday before Christmas. The Junior High Pilgrim Fellowshi p ficult to inject concern for inhuman choice: I can take my own rulers decided now was the time to derstood,” and there is doubt about others into our plans. ".... UNICEF stepped up its efforts. The Thai officials steal as much as SO per­ things my people say to me. infants through age 5; 6 p.m., Junior High a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service vice and church school. The sermon topic for Sunday will be, will meet at 4 p.m. and the Senior High children to their father, but only if 1 but in lowliness of mind strike. worst of the Cambodians’ nightmare cent of the food intended for the their absolute loyalty to the Arnold. F. Westwood and Senior High Youth Feliowships. of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Vernon AaaeiiihlieN of God Gliureh, "The Greatest Thing in the World.” The Pilgrim Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. shall sacrifice my adopted son, who 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. each counting other better The world will never know how might soon be over, it seemed. Cambodian refugee camps, then self ayatollah. Noting "the continued Unitarian Universalist Wesley Memorial Church (l.'nited Concordia Lutheran Church, than himself.” (Phil. 2:3, is not my own, many Afghan families will suffer self-identification by the militants Methodist Chureh), 110 Ellington Road. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and 4) But a few cynical saboteurs in the it for a handsome profit. And Pol Society: East 6:30 p.m., worship services. “I can leave to be with my hus­ tragedy because of Russia’s with other leftist revolutionary Rev, Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, In making plans and State Department’s East Asian desk Pot’s “fat, sadistic” soldiers are in­ associate pastor, 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ Vernon United Melliodim Gliureh, band, but only if I shall place in the ruthlessness. Just as it will never worship service, child care. Church Bulletin Board decisions in your life, do and the White House’s National deed stealing food from Cambodian causes in the world,” Hansen cites munion, youth class, nursery for small Route 38. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. you consider their impact hands of the authroities another know how many families across Security Council were determined to civilians, the source added. “rumors and some evidence that a children: 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. All women are welcome. For more in­ upon the welfare of others? human being, and give them the op­ Ghureh of Si. Bernard,, Rockville. Concordia Lutheran Tnere are times when that eastern Europe and in the Soviet use the Cambodian horror to score But despite these depredations and leftist influence in the form of Glastonbury church school through Grade 6, nusery formation, call Audrey Young at 646-4756. for small children. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday MANCHESTER -The Concordia which seems to offer a dis­ portunity to break and maim his soul. Union itself have suffered under the the logistical problems of dis­ Maoism may be there.” Cold War propaganda points. St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester Unitarian Univeraaliiit Societyi Eaat, masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Lutheran Chureh has scheduled the tinct advantage to you may "... Do they need one more hostage, "triumph of evil.” The Khomeini government, threaten harm to another. Overwhelmed by the wave of tributing the food in war-ravaged Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. following events for the coming week. South United Methodist or does their vengeance require that But it must know the truth in These conflicts of interest humanitarian support for the relief Cambodia the relief program is however, “seems to be a religious Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses minister. 10:30 a m.. Service. Rockville United Melhodist Ghureh, Monday; Church Council, 7:30 p.m. in MANCHESTER - “The Shepherd at least one member of our family be put your love for your Carter’s response to the Afghanistan program, the hard-liners adopted a succeeding, I’ve been informed. and nationalistic movement that at 8, 9:30 and 11 a m. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, church room. Psalm,” will be the theme of the worship neighbor to the test. pastor. 10:45 a m., worship service. tortured to the end —that 1 do not crisis that aggression unopposed new tactic in what one disgusted Though still badly undernourished, denies any communist learnings,” Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Tuesday; Concordia Church Women, services Sunday at 9 and 10:45 a.m. at 11118 principle caused Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant First Congregational Ghureh of Ver­ Paul to write that if the know. For half a year our family has becomes a contagious disease." And observer called "another war with Cambodia’s people are no longer Hansen wrote. 8p,m. in church room. South United Methodist Church. Hebron pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. exercise of any personal been subjected to an unbearable nations everywhere must unite in in­ Turning to domestic politics, From 2 to 5 p.m. there will be a Vietnam.” dying wholesale of starvation. vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun­ Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Wednesday: Children’s Choir, 6:30 p.m. freedom causes his brother moral torture. We are all flicting maximum punishment on the Hansen warned the president that St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Concordia Choir, 7:30 p.m. membership seminar in the Education to sin, he would forego that Using a Big Lie technique worthy The self-fulfilling, Washington- 85, Rev. William Parsing, rector. 10 a.m., day Bible school classes for all ages, exhausted.... marauding Russian bear. "an 'Iran-Gate' may be developing a three through adult, nusery for infants. school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. Thursday; Bible Discovery Group, 9;30 Wing, Sunday and at 7:30 p.m. there will right. "All things are law­ of the nadir of the Nixon crowd, the based sabotage campaign, though, Worship service. ful; but not all things are “...1 have seen a great deal of Only through unity, strength and coverup of huge financial and human Second Congregational Church, 385 Worship service. a.m. be a meeting on praise and teaching ser­ administration's foot-draggers has succeeded in drastically drying Gilead Congregational Church, Taleoltville Congregalionul Chureh, expedient.” (1 (Jor. 10:2S) human grief. I have seen the preying sacrifice can the world hope to look rights abuses in America’s public N. Main St, Rev, Dr, James D. vice. repeatedly fed the media reports of up the flow of donations to relief Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor, 10:30 The same callous self- MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of Church Women United The Church Women United will meet centeredness causes one hands of operatives, ever ready to toward Irina Ginzburg's dream of the the relief effort’s "failure," and organizations. Since President and commercial relations with other Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a m.. Worship a.m.. Worship service, church school, service, nursery; 9:15 a m., Chureh worship and church school; 11 a.m.. MANCHESTER —The Church Women Tuesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in the recep­ person to actively take grab, twist, and break: 1 have seen eventual triumph of goodness. blamed it all on the wicked Viet­ Carter’s ill-informed blast at Viet­ nations." He "respectfully Fellowship hour in the hall. nursery. school classes. United will hold their monthly forum, tion hall ; the Youth Bible Study group will from another, while namese occupying forces in Cam­ namese "obstruction" last challenge(d)” Carter to ask for a North United Mrthodiat Chureh, 300 Trinity Lutheran Chureh, meet at 3 p.m. and the Women’s Prayer causing someone else to Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the South United December 6, for e»fljTiple, con­ congressional investigation of this Parker St. Rev, Dr. Howard L. Love, and Study Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at passively ignore another’s bodia and their Soviet backers. pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship ser­ Methodist Church, 1226 Main Street. The interest. matter. Manchester pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship ser- 1208 Main St. According to this line, food tributions to OXFAM America and cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. theme of the program will be morality and Hansen also said he had found shipments are being diverted to Viet­ similar relief organizations suffered Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., vices; 9 a.m,. Nursery for children five Union Congregational Chureh, 8:30 the media. On Wednesday the Men’s Prayer and namese troops or otherwise withheld a 50 percent drop. "strong signs that part, if not all, of breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday years and younger; 10:30 a m.. Church a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Those attending are asked to bring a Study Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the from the starving populace for con­ Footnote: A National Security the Americans held hostage will be school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. school classes for age three through cond floor; 9:45 a.m,. Nursery through favorite Christmas greeting, ornament, church. Anil on Thursday the confirmation Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship at the churcti;: CHURCH OF GHMST released very soon.” Full Gospel Interdenominational Grade 6. receipt or tradition to share with the class will meet at 3 p.m. in the education scienceless political reasons. Just Council official stuck doggedly to the 11 a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex. i Lydall and Vernon Streets Church, 745 Main St, Rev. Philip South United Methndiat Church, 1126 group. wing and the Executive Board of United Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise. Main St, Rev. Dr, George W. Webb, Rev. Methodist Women at 7:30 p.m. Phone: 646-2903 -— evening herald. Sat., Jgn. 12. 1980 .V- s Battle Lines Drawn For 1-84 Project Gulls Take to the Air Over Manchester ^ 3 r / DANIELSON (UPI) - State and i j ? - . EPA’s opposition to extending 1-84 tion of 1-84 in Connecticut and the federal officials Friday retrenched from the Connecticut border to EPA and Counsel on Environmental their battle lines in the seven-year Providence through the Scituate Quality "should allow us to go ahead fight to build Interstate 84 through Reservoir watersh^. with the design plans.” eastern Connecticut to the Rhode The 16-mile chunk of highway Adams said that approval was un­ Island border. would cause "irretrievable harm to likely, however, because the road Regional federal Environmental the fresh water supply of 500,(KH) peo­ must be a thruway, not just a state Protection Agency Chief William ple in Rhode Island,” said Adams. highway, to have federal backing. Adams Jr. stepped into a proverbial We said Rhode Island's plans did Powers said the road could be built V o lion's den defending his opposition to not adequately deal with hazardous up to the Route 52 connector in the roadway before several hundred spills, siltation impact, road runoff Killingly with no adverse effects on builders. Teamsters and labor and and stresses on secondary develop­ industry and environment or "any construction union leaders. ment along the roadway. adverse impact on Rhode Island.” ' ■ n "1 don't expect you to change your The reservior, which supplies Adams, however, said “dead en­ iv ' mind. " Adams told the Connecticut drinking water for 60 percent of ding 1-84 at Route 52 would be the Highway Users Conference. “I tell Rhode Island's population, contains worst of all worlds.” you we're right and we're going to 41,3 billion gallons of water and stick by it. " covers 23.9 square miles. Rhode Island Transportation Com­ But the audience, including about missioner Wendall Flanders said his ■•-'O ' The EPA's opposition has blocked 50 sign-carrying hardhats, roared ap­ the state from proceeding with state was preparing the necessary '...... proval when Connecticut Transporta­ :V. ^ V -f ' designing construction plans, a move new proposals for alternate routes, tion Commissioner Arthur B. Powers that "would lock the state into a fatal but he said they Will also show made it clear the state will continue commitment,” said Adams. arguments why the present route to insist the federal government We noted the Interior Department should be allowed. Look what we saw. The logging operation and provides much-needed revenues to the allow design to proceed on its portion has also recorded its opposition with Even so, he said he wasn't hopeful of 1-84. which is supposed to eventual­ the federal Counsel on Environmen­ anything could be presented to near the Northview Ski Slope on Hercules town. (Herald photo by Pinto) ly link Hartford and Providence, R.I. federal officials within 12 to 18 Drive benefits both the forest and the water tal Quality, saying for each acre of ■Regardless of what happens In wetlands taken for highway construc­ months. Rhode Island, we re not going to tion, three acres need to be acquired Flanders said opponents to the in­ change our stand. The longer we to maintained the environmental terestate were "few but highly wait, the more expensive it gets and stability. vocal." He said if they were so con­ the more criticism we get from the But Powers countered that U.S. cerned about the reservoir, "they Town Reaping Benefits very people who held us up, " he said. Transportation Secretary Neil might advocate closing the roads The crux of the problem lies in the Goldschmidt has approved construc­ that are already there."

From Logging Operation Reminding one of a scene from old Cap Cod, flocks of gulls fill New Agency Director the air searching for food in the “sand dunes” at the town’s landfill. Others serve as silent sentinels standing guard over MANCHESTER - The logging Middletown lumber firm, paid $32.- Ferlazo said the logging operations operation under way near the 000 and was the high bidder for the will increase the number of their newly-acquired delicacies. Northview Ski Slope provides project. Both Ferlazo and George softwoods, such as white pines, u threefold benefits for the town of Murphy, a forester in the Water and whicl] have less effect on the water Fights for Basic Rights Manchester. Sewer Department, conceived of than the hardwoods, such as oak or thinning the town-owned forests and maple. Once the leaves from the The town gains some much-needed providing additional funds to a hardwood trees reach the perimeter By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA retarded individual to get his own would thus be reserved for families revenuee by selling rights to a strapped budget. of the reservoir or are taken down Herald Reporter apartment and assume a position wishing to leave their handicapped private company to log the area. Ferlazo said thinning the forest within the community. member in the care of others, while the tributary streams, the taste of MANCHESTER — According to Tom Ferlazo. land and soil analyst, gives other trees a chance to grow the water is ruined. Ms. Haber said that under the state the family attends to an emergency, 4 / ^ said Friday, It also benefits the and reduce the demand for the the new executive director of a local grant given to MARCH Inc. the group or a vacation. interfaith aid organization, retarded forest and the quality of the Globe ground water. He said there is more When the logging is completed, he home should be for those with Another arrangement Ms. Haber persons have a right and a need to be Hollow reservoir, he said. surface run-off which supports the said, the area can be replanted and developmental disabilities, not solely foresees is respite homes. These independent, and MARCH Inc. is The town first began logging nearby reservoir and increases the then re-logged in another 15 or 20 for the retarded. However, she said, homes wpuld be offered by townspeo­ working to achieve this aim. operations last year. Rossi Corp., a water level. years. “At this point I don’t see the house ple who are willing to open their Melaie Haber began her position being equipped for those with doors to a handicapped individual for last week and has spent the better wheelchair disabilities ” a short period, while the person’s part of her time touring group homes jj, addition to providing a perma- family took personal time. 4 i for the retarded in the capital region. j,ent living arrangement, the group V Conflict With Iran Predicted "Respite care is usually for 1 to 30 \ She believes the group home concept home would also be used for respite days. 1 imagine the longer term .s, “really where the field has to go. care, Ms. Haber said respite care is cases would stay in .the group home," A group home involves placing for families who want to keep their Ms. Haber said. r If Shipping Lanes Blocked several retarded adults in one house, handicapped member within the She added that if a family offered 4 where in a structured environment home, but who occasionally need JL' their home as a respite site, there i ✓ they are taught the skills to make it time off for personal reasons, would be considerable interaction TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Iran and The war of words between alm ost a routine part of daily on their own. The aim is for the One or two beds in the group home between the offering family and the • the United States will go to war if Washington and Tehran erupted as existence. handicapped individual before the * ■ Washington tries to block Iranian crisis-ridden Iran enjoyed its d ^ * The U.S. Navy has ships stationed handicapped person was placed in 1 f . shipping routes, a top Iranian official quietest day in weeks — free, for the . i T in both the Persian Gulf and the Ara­ the home. A ^ y' ' * said Friday. most part, from the demonstrations bian Sea off Iran, This “getting to know you" period N 1 « In Washington, Secretary of State and violence that have become would work toward eliminating dif­ ''N ■ « ■ / A t* Cyrus Vance refused to rule out the ficulties before the handicapped per­ possibility of a U.S. naval blockade to son is placed in the offering family’s \ support an international economic home. *- \ embargo — a Washington-inspired Police Report Ms. Haber said she would be \ move aimed at forcing Iran to sur­ responsible for matching particular render 50 American hostages, held handicapped persons with the proper ‘ ■'I f for a 69th day. Manchester merchandise and Lorretta Greene, home. “For instance, some families ’i The logical f.-cus for such a Manchester police arrested Kathy 17, of 119 Skylark Drive, South Wind­ might prefer to have an older client blockade would be the Hormuz Strait . A A. Pearson, 20, of 53 Hartz Rd.. East sor, with $31.25 of unpaid merchan­ stay with them," Ms. Haber said. 1 at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, the Hartford, at 1:45 a,m. Friday on two dise. Both were released on their She said MARCH Inc. is conducting 1 narrow waterway through which is counts of issuing bad checks. The promise to appear in court on Jan. 22. ’ a survey to contact all the families tunneled most of the Middle East oil trial will be in Superior Court in East Stafford who have members potentially bound for the world's industrialized needing the group’s services. Hartford. . Troopers from Stafford barracks nations. Following this survey, MARCH will ■ i “If the American fleet blocks the Vernon state police, arrested Ronald W. /I Slater Jr., 32 of 54 Scofield Road. be seeking families interested in mouth of the Persian Gulf. " Iranian Vernon police report two youths providing respite care. • • Vernon on third degree assault Commerce Minister Reza Sadr flatly were arrested Friday at 4:14 p.m. on One of the ideas under considera­ charges. The alleged assault oc­ told the official Pars news agency second degree larceny charges at tion to aquaint the public with 'A Friday, "that will result in war." Caldors Department Store in the Tri- curred on Dec. 31 and the victim ■41 retarded people is to have the public £ In such an event, he said, "the City Plaza. Arrested were Susan M sustained minor injuries. Slater was attend speaking engagements given issue will become two-sided" and Sweet, 17, of 19 Roberts Road, South released on a $2,(WO bond and will by the retarded. war will be inevitable. Windsor with $9.78 of unpaid appear in court Jan. 22 in Vernon. V "The literature indicates you J J Washington's veiled threat and modify attitudes best by having the 4 > Tehran's not-so-veiled counter-threat two groups interact, rather than by were exchanged even as the U.N. things like showing films," Ms. Security Council met to consider a Haber said. U.S, demand for economic sanctions Andover Teachers She said a panel of retarded against Iran and the regime of citizens would meet the public to talk Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. about their lives, their jobs, and how There was no immediate comment Ink New Contract they feel about themselves. “That’s from the 79-year-old Islamic probably the easiest way to impress strongman, who his office said was ANDOVER — The Andover Board and a change to CMS Century 96 from upon people that retarded citizens "exhausted " and intends to go into of Education and Andover Education Century 90 health insurance for the are more like us than unlike us. They seclusion for 15 days starting Satur­ Association signed a two-year con­ 1981-82 school year. are regular people and that surprises day. tract Thursday. people,” Ms. Haber said. The remaining changes are routine The Security Council already was The teachers will receive a 7 per­ Ms. Haber said usually a person modifications of contract ter­ r four days behind the deadline of Jan. cent salary increase on each step of who knows all the retarded people on 7 it had given Iran to free the the salary schedule for the first year minology according to school and un­ ion officials. the panel conducts the session, until American hostages or run the risk of and a 6.75 percent salary increase for the public feels comfortable enough a worldwide economic embargo. the second year. A signed copy of the contract is on to ask questions. The hostages by Friday had spent A 15th step was added to the salary file at the Andover Town Office In addition to the panel idea, 69 days in captivity at the U S. Em­ schedule. Building. MARCH Inc. is developing a * w bassy. and despite the U.N. threat Other contract changes included an John Corl was chairman of the brochure to aquaint the public with and a report by a Khomeini aide this increase in loge longevity payments school board's negotiating com­ its goals and ideas on how the han­ week that there had been "some from $250 to $300 after 15 years of mittee and Carol Wheeler was chair­ dicapped may be aided. Ms. Haber is 1 movement," freedom ‘or the service, term life insurance man of the teacher's negotiating Ms. Melanie Haber, executive director of MARCH, believes also collecting information on the hostages did not appear imminent. coverage for each full-time teacher group. retarded persons have a right and need to be independent. subject so her office can serve as a (Herald photo by Pinto) resource center for townspeople. Ms. Haber is herself a walking compendium of facts on the han­ Glastonbury Public Records dicapped, as she has extensive background serving them. Since Water Damages School June, she has been a research assis­ tant at UConn, taking courses for her Vi'arranly Deeds Road. ford to Walter A. and Lucy Pagocha, doctoral program. property at 262 Great Swamp Road, .'3 Ray A. Petty and Jane Andrews to Village Associates to Katherine H VERNON — A broUen pipe at time. He said school otticials an­ Nancy L. Murray to Dena B, She received her masters degree in David J, and Beverly J. Sleeper, L'hester, property at 60 Crossroads, Rockville High School, the work of ticipate that the water had seeped educational psychology from UConn Lucille M. Niland to John and Allison, property at 30 Baldwin Lane. property at 549 Chestnut Hill Road. vandals, caused a flood in the science down through the floor tiles and they while serving as a teaching assistant. Richard Ranelli. property at unit 5- Village Associates to Josephine M. Magaldi Builders and Designers In­ wing but the actual monetary extent also expect it has damaged the Before that, she was a special educa­ B, condominium 3, 8 Butternut. Grasso, property at 62 Crossroads. corporated to John F. and Judith C. of the damages probably won't be ceiling tiles on the floor below. tion teacher in South Windsor for a Donald P. and Josephine T. Armand J. Colello Jr. to John B. Hiller, property at lot 2, Manchester known for several weeks. Dr, Ber­ He said that Brian McCartney, the year, M Sadowski to Edward C. and Charlotte and Emilia C, Loura, property at lot nard Sidman, superintendaent of school principal, along with Vernon Ms. Haher was among a half dozen 16, Chimneysweep Hill. J Bacon, property at Hebron schools, said Friday morning. police, are working on the apprehen­ applicants for the position. She works In Meniorium Avenue. Village Associates to Theria R. and Dr. Sidman said the damage was sion of the vandal or vandals. out of Emanuel Lutheran Church, In sad and loving memory ol mv wile Kvelvn Richard R Brown to Kathleen Drew D. Waldron, property at unit F- I'eckharn Smith who passinj awav Janiurv IHHi discovered Wednesday morning and Dr. Sidman said the town’s fire one of the three churches involved in Fongemie, property at lot 2, 29, 58 Crossroads. m i there was three or four inches or deapartment ehould be credited, MARCH Inc, The other churches, St, Hopewell Heights Subdivision. Lois F'. Dwartz to Housing Authori­ Kverv da\ in yim c small wav more of water covering the floor of along with the police, for their James Roman Catholic and St. ty, Town of Glastonbury property at Memories ol you lorne our wav Woodfield Crossing Inc, to Frank the science room which is in the prompt response when called to the Mary’s Episcopal, are joined by the Time and years may roll swiltiv bv Main Street. D. and Jane C. Stewart, property at newest wing of the building. school. The firefighters helped to Manchester Association for Hut our love and memories ol sou v ill n- r di» Village Associates to Charles G. HERALD PHOTO FEATURE mitaed l>y Hu-sb^n • lot 14, Woodfield Crossing, Dr. Sidman said the exact extent of vacuum up the large amounts of Retarded Citizens in the MARCH ef­ iJaughtcr Chrisime and S-in h ’ Frederick F. Jr. and Jean G Whit- Newell, unit lv24 at 48 Crossroads. the damage won’t be known for some water accumulated. fort. BY R. PINTO EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. U, 1880 - 9~ 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sit., Jm . U. 1880 Supermarket Shopper Community Calendar Clinic Sets Open House MANCHESTER — The Community Child Guidance Cllnlc/Preschool, at 317 N. Main St., Manchester, is How Triple-Play Discount Earned Profit of $1.17 hosting a series of open houses as part of a 1980 fund A n d o V B T W e d n e sd a y raising effort to build a new facility for the preschool. Vernon By MARTIN SLOANE S u n d a y Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office On Monday from 5-6:30 p.m., board members Donald refund, nine plus the brand bread, Ideal Refund, P.O. from any Sunshine cookie Pink Grapefruit Juice form required. Expires Boston, Mass. 02172. in newspapers and T o d a y G. Richards of Andover, Walter B. Morse of South Wind- Dear Supermarket name foe the $2 refund and Box 2158. Glenbrook, Conn. packages except 2-ounce Drin. Refund form June 30, 1980. Receive a free half gallon magazines, and from Shopper — I enjoyed seeing AndoverHistoricalSociety, 2:30p.m., home of Gordon ®’“*‘**"*- _ , o rr 12 plus the brand name for 06906. Receive a refund of boxes of Toy and Animal required. Expires Feb. 29, of milk. Send proof-of- trading with friends; do MacDonald, Lakeside Drive Development Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of- Annual banquet of the fire department, 7 p.m,, Nye Manchester will serve as you on '”rhe Today Show.” Milk Mate Free Offer, Street Firehniise ' r > j hosts. The public is invited. the $3 refund. No form 30 cents or $1. Send one net- Cookies. Refund form 1980. purchase seals from two 2- not write to manufacturers Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Building. I cheered when you told P.O. Box 300, Winston- j ■ Dr. Ellen Manner, president of the clinic’s board of necessary. Expires Feb. weight statment from any required. Note new expira­ Maxim-Log Cabin, pound canisters of Nestle for them. And watch out Church. T h u rs d a y shoppers to tell super­ Salem, N.C. 27102. Receive ^ directors reports that |110,000 of the needed $226,000 from 29, 1980. package of Ideal Flatbread tion date of June 30, 1980. General Foods Corp., Box a free half gallon of milk Quick Chocolate Flavor. for our once-a-month M o n d ay Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building.AARP 2129 meeting, 1:30 p.m., Rockville Methodist community sources has b^n raised. market managers that we Nestle Cookie Mix, Nes­ for the 30-cent refund. Send Beverages (File 8) 9046, Kankakee, III. 60901. Refund form required. special listings of refund want to see more refund valued at up to $1.25. Send Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. „ Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office »C--1 on c. further information call the Community Child tle Co. Inc., P.O. Box 1238, three statements for $1. Del Monte Free Juice Receive $1 in cash-off Expires Feb. 29, 1980. forms to write for. Offers Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School. - • • - . . ------•' net-weight statements Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Guidance Clinic at 643-2101. forms on the supermarket Boston, Mass. 02172. Refund form required. Drink Offer, P.O. Box 9255, coupons and 15 cents are subject to manufac­ Board of Directors of Rockville General Hospital shelves! from three bottles of 20- Building. S a tu rd a y R eceive a $1 coupon Note new expiration date Clinton, Iowa 52736. postage. Send one proof-of- (Clip out each file and turers’ geographical limits Auxiliary 7:30 p.m., hospital staff room. The triple-day discount ounce Milk Mate or two Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing, 7:30 Building official, 8 a m. to noon (by appointment only), toward your next purchase. of June 30,1980. Receive a free can of Del purchase inner seal from keep it with similar cash- and local laws. Allow 10 that you showed for Heinz bottles of 36-ounce Milk p.m., Andover Elementary School. Town Office Building. Registration for Adult Evening School, 7 to 9 p.m., Send the top flap from any Sunshine Refund Offer Monte Juice Drink. Send any size jar of Maxim plus off coupons — beverage re­ weeks to receive each Rockville High School. Home Style Gravy seemed Mate. Refund form Nestle Cookie Mix box. Re­ W5, P.O. Box NB-205, El labels from any three cans either one label from Log fund offers with beverage refund.) T u e sd a y too good to be true. Would required. Expires Dec. 31, T u e s d a y fund form required. Paso, Texas 79977, Receive of Del Monte Pineapple- Cabin Syrup or one box top 1980. coupons, for example. You Martin Luther King Day, school, town offices, Andover SoUtH Irindsor Vernon Adult School you please explain once Copyright 1980 Registration for Adult Evening School, 7 to 9 p.m., Expires Feb. 28, 1980. a $1 refund. Send three Grapefruit, Pineapple- from Log Cabin Pancake Nestle Quick, Nestle can obtain required refund Disposal Area closed ■ VERNON —Registration in person for classes at the more how it was ac­ United Feature Rockville High School. Norwegian Ideal Flat- proof-of-purchase seals Orange and-or Pineapple- and Waffle Mix. Refund Free Milk, P.O. Box 1267, forms at the supermarket. Overeaters Anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover *®"“y „ . „ . , Vernon Adult School will be held Monday through complished? Syndicate Inc. Congregational Church basement. Paper Recycling Drive, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. W e d n e sd a y Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rockville High School. Keep up the good work. Andover Congregational Church Church Council, 7:30 , , General membership meeting of Rockville General Residents of Vernon and area towns may attend the - Sandy D. from Bay City, p.m., church. M o n d ay Hospital Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., hos pital cafeteria. program. The fee for residents is $5 per course and for Mich. W e d n e sd a y Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall council chambers. Microwave oven workshop, 7 p.m., Tolland County non-residents, $10 per course. Dear Sandy — Heinz ENTERNOW! Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational T u e sd a y Agricultural Center, Route 30. Fees do not include the cost of books, materials or Home Style Gravy usually Qiurch. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. South Windsor Hieh Organizational meeting of Youth Committee, 7:30 supplies. Classes are offered free in high school review, costs about 59 cents for a ^@ 1 ONI OP THE STOP A SHOP COMP AM U Board of Finance, 8 p.m., Town Office Building. School. p.m.,m ayor’soffice. Memorial Building, Park Place. English, as a second language, and pre-high school 12-ounce jar. In looking Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town T h u r s d a y review. through the food section of Bolton Hall. Zoning Commission public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. For general information contact the continuing educa- my newspaper, I spotted a F rid a y Memorial Building, Park Place. tion Office, 875 -8471 or 875-1960. supermarket advertise­ Sweepstakes S u n d a y South Windsor Square Dance Club, 8 to 11 p.m.. South Sykes School F*TO, 7:30 p.m., school cafeteria. Park ment offering two jars for St. Maurice parish council, 7 p.m., parish center Windsor Community Center. Street. $1. WEEKLY WINNERS*^ I decided that we could M o n d ay ----- use a few jars, so 1 went to MDfIB Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m. Com- my cash-off coupon inven­ 8UF>ERMARKET8 munity Hall. Public Building Commission, 8 p.m. Com- tory and looked in envelope munity Hall. five. That is the envelope DRAWING Details on Entry T u e sd a y where 1 keep my coupons Box at all StopS Shop Stores. Martin Uither King Day, all schools, town offices, for sauces and gravies. 2 weeks left...to complete B_ See Store library and Andover Disposal Area closed. There I found 20-cents- W e d n e sd a y YOUR HEATING or off coupons for the Heinz your Dinnen.are set! ^ T W a ilc Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Gravy. Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Plan­ At the superm arket ning commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Zoning ^GASOLINEBILLI checkout counter, I handed Through Sat., Jan. 19 CXKJFQNS commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. the cashier the two 20- ^ m O F F cents-off coupons. That F rid a y Double Manufacturer’ft Coupons *NO PURCHASE NECESSAR Y! brought the cost of the two Bolton Center School will present “ Vaudeville Is My jars down to only 60 cents. Home," 7:30 p.m., Bolton Elementary School all purpose At this point I had made room. Knights of COlumbus Polish Night, 7:30 p.m., St. a double-play discount by Two ways to save on terrific chicken! Stop&Shop. Maurice parish center. combining the super­ Economic Development commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town 9 ounce pkg. market special with the Five Vaneties Hall. DOUBIE COUPON SAVINGS Shrimp Dinner 18'/7 ounce package 15 ounce jar...... cash-off coupons. Double­ Coventry Lake Park Advisory COmmittee, 7:30 p.m.. REDEEM ALL MANUFACTURERS CENT-OFF COUPONS play discounts will usually Scallop Dinner aJSlSX '1.39 Town Hall. save you 40 percent to 60 Stop&Shop^ ^ _ StopCF F rid a y . C«ch of tfWM 8»rtft$88d lt»m« it to U percent. Batter_Dipt Taste O’Sea M Mblt for Mlt it or bofow tht odvortitod »rteo In toch THIS WEEK Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. AkP Stero. MCtot M tpocifictAv notod In tMt od. As you saw on “The WTioleor Sllcad SliewL 16 Ounc* C a n . ^ ^ P 9 ottions 16 Ounc0 C a n .. FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE tT A4P. Today Show,’’ I wasn’t 3 8 9 Coventry finished saving money on d u c k e n the Heinz Gravy, & other Brands T o d a y When I returned home, I Whole 2y2-3lbs. PORK LO IN Cod Fillet leomcpcHchage '1.69 Church supper, 5 to 6:30 p.m.. First Congregational PORK LO IN went to the file where I Enjoy fresh, wholesome, meaty FULL 7 RIB PORTION chicken at a mighty attractrve Church, Main Street. CENTER CUT keep my refund forms. FishKatxtbs 6 ^ Looking under "H,’’ I price. We save you money on good­ M o n d ay eating 'White Gems' and other fine brands! l b BLADE found an unusually good Public hearing on energy plan, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. self service deli NNK-SM .*-* 85® .!!?’4 .J Heinz free-product offer: . Cream or Whole Kernel Special Town Council meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. ROASTS If I would send in two Perdue Whole Chicken4 2'/!-3lbs. 7 5 7 ! or Mixed Vegetables .... Stop & Shop Extra Mild 3 3 Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town gravy-jar labels and a HaU. "White Gem" cash register tape from a Gut Up or Split Chicken 2’/2-3lbs. 5 3 ! Mothers’ Club, 8 p.m.. First Congregational Church. turkey purchase, Heinz ^ f r a n k s £ j a & I 2 « ^ * f i 9 T u e sd a y NABISCO would send me a coupon Perdue Cut Up or Split Chicken 2'/2-3lbs. 6 3 ! T i s s u e "Our Own" Plain. Meat Flavored or KEEBLER-FUOOE STRIPESl o IIHoz.ir4 0i. Of 2ply430ct. 4pl(. ro ll...... Mushroom 46oz. jar...... Blood Pressure Screening, 1-2 p.m.. Hill’s Pharmacy. Fig good for three free jars of Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. .2*0. gravy. Newtons do* Grahams p^o 89* S t o p & S h o p Coventry Business Association, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. PO’’ " l o in p o r k l o in ■ PORK LOIN PORK LOIN At the regular price of 59 Meat Bologna ‘1.29 “White Gem” S t o p & S h o p COUNTRYSTYLE WHOLE (14-17 lbs.) or % CENTER CUT ______..... cents each, the three free Library Association forum, 8 p.m.. Booth and Dimock RIB END PORK Bacon '1.19 C B l e a d i Memorial Library. jars were worth $1.77. And Gallon Container...... Lemon. Pink orwhite boneless Dish 22oz. b U ...... 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Potato Buds*1” Velveeta pkg I r$ |4 a P a r k a y TABLt BARf AO-32 02 PONJf CRINKLE CUT P990 W StogAbep SupotwmfctU M npMt loMrrpd NMtMponoMt tot lypopr^tuctf •non Cycle 1 or 2 *5” SmuckeriiX' *1” Vicka the midnight sun melts the Town schools closed. BsMpoinls 10 pkg I snow atop the permanent ice VAPORUB and people paddle in the lake PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 13-19, I960 formed by the thaw. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TOLIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. «■ IWO EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 12, 1980- 11 Windham 72 East Catholic 65 East Hampton 53 Windsor 61 Penney 37 Coventry 70 Manchester 61 St.Paul 53 Bolton 26 Glastonbury 32 East Hartford 36 Cheney Tech 59 Herald Angle Point Spread Absurd PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Ferragamo. He’s got a lot of talent minute victory over Dallas in the team has advantages over the other Earl Yost Pittsburgh Steelers laugh and he’s good under pressure. first round of playoffs and then that make handicapping the game a They’ve got a really g o ^ , strong futile exercise. when anyone mentions they’ve defense. Their two linebackers are Sports Editor been made 10-point favorites to “I think we have the edge as far as two of the strongest in the league. quarterbacks are concerned —and in Windham Halts defeat the Los Angeles Rams And they’ve got outstanding speed in Eagles Up receivers,” he said. "But I think the wide receivers on offense. and win their second straight their edge is that they’re playing out Covering them will be a full-time job and fourth NFL title in six there. That’s like a home-field advan­ 4 1 . for the defense.” Indians^ Streak Eddie Gottlieb Recalled years in Super Bowl XW at tage playing in Pasadena.” ------No longer can Manchester High’s basketball team claim a Memories were stirred recently when word was received of Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 20. Steeler running back Rocky Bleier Steeler receivers Lynn Swann and share of first place in the CCIL standings. Win Skein the death of Eddie Gottlieb in Philadelphia. Gottlied was Mr. “For anyone to take that spread pondered what he termed an un­ John Stallworth both were sent from Basketball in the Quaker City and one of the leading game seriously would not be using any reasonable point spread and then defeated Tampa Bay, 9-0, in the NFC practice Friday suffering from the Last night in Willimantic, Windham High broke from a half­ championship. By LEN AUSTER promoters of the sport. foresight,” punter Craig Colquitt theorized I that perhaps it resulted flu ... offensive linemen Sam Davis time deadlock to tack a 72-61 loss on the Indians and snap a four- said after practice Friday, shaking from comparing the Steelers’ 1979 "But the Super Bowl’s a different and Steve Courson both sat out the down to the far end to get a drink off game winning skein. Herald Sportswriter The little, round man was one of his head in amazement. results to those of the Rams. The type of game in the importance of two-hour workout in steady rain, the founders of the National Basket­ the court and got lost somehow In the The setback was the second in 10 The trio accounted for 48 of the Red Given everything it could handle, East Catholic held off scrap­ "That is just too optimistic a Steelers finished 12-4 during the it,” Bleier said. "I think you’ve seen Davis with a hamstring pull and ball Association and eventually was crowd. He did his part. and White’s point production. Vi ; figure,” he added. “The Los Angeles regular season and then posted two in the past that the teams haven’t Courson with a bad ankle ... the loop outings and third overall while py St. Paul, 65-53, in HCC basketball action last night at the voted into basketball’s Hall of Fame Before the Sphas could get the ball the Whippets increased their stan­ Rams are unpredictable. There is a lopsided playoff victories over made the spreads. Anything can Steelers will practice Saturday, take Manchester jumped off to a 12-10 Eagles’ Nest. in Springfield, Mass., for his many inbounds, Spahn committed a foul, dard to 6-2. all league engagements. lot of talent on that team. They have Miami and Houston. The Rams were happen in a game like this.” Sunday off and then fly Monday to edge at the first rest period but the The victory was the Eagles’ sixth indication of a club which is 4 and 6. contributions over the years. only one allowed a non-shooter in With two regulars missing due to a good young quarterback in Vince 9-7 for the season, scored a last- Mel Blount said he figures each Los Angeles. two loop foes were all tied at 24-all at in a row and moves them to 3-1 in the They’re a young club and coming on. ’The story that I like best about those days. disciplinary reasons, veterans John intermission. HCC and 8-1 overall. The setback They gave us all we could handle.” (Jottlieb happened in 1943 when he Moe Goldman, a lanky center, Haslett and Ed Kennison, the Indians Paced by Ramos and Beltran, sends the Bristol-based Falcons to 1-4 Venora had a game-high 21 points, was running the Philadelphia Sphas stepped to the line and dropped in the battled tooth and nail for the first 16 4 f Windham opened a lead in the early in the conference and 4-6 overall. a dozen in the first half, while 6foot-6 in the American League. Sphas was point. Now the Sphas traiM by just minutes before running out of gas minutes of the third period and East hit 14-of-20 first-half field goal Russ Radant chipped in 16 markers. the abbreviation for South one point with only seconds left. The Young Boxer and into foul trouble. wound up with a 50-41 margin with tries in erecting a 28-18 halftime He had 10 of his total in the third Philadelphia Hebrew Association. Sphas set up a pressing defense but it Manchester outscored Windham eight minutes left. Down the stretch, bulge. It also held a 10-8 edge in stanza as his teammates looked for I was playing for Honey Russell’s didn’t work. from the floor. 26-24, but the winners Manchester tried to play catch-up rebounds with Bob Venora hauling in him against the smaller Falcons. Wilmington, Del., Clippers that Spahn took the ball out and threw it dropped in 24 charity tosses. Jose but was guilty of fouls and Windham 5 caroms. Pete Kiro, who had two hoops and night. Weekends, Eddie Sadowski, nearly the length of the court. Gonzales accounting for half that In Life Battle converted most opportunities to go Russ Radant It was a different story in the se­ dished out two assists in a key one-time All-American at Seton Hall, Frankel jumped out of the crowd, total, to nine for Coach Doug Pear­ off the court with an 11-point verdict. cond half with the aggressive St. stretch in the third stanza, added 10 and I, both in the army at the time, which was on the court, grabbed the son's five and that was the story. % Paul five outrebounding the Eagles markers. would make games with the ball and dropped it into the hoop for HARTFORD (UPI) — Welterweight boxer Charles Newell Fronted by a balanced offensive. Vt inilham (72) - Ramos 6-618, Gon­ by a 19-8 margin. The Falcons, Mendez Yopp paced St. Paul with American Leaguers on weekends. two points. Windham got twin-figure scoring zales 4-12-20, Beltran 61-19, Martineau 3- remained in a coma Friday, two days after he was knocked un­ Rick Robey however, could slice the Eagle lead 15 points while John Robitalle added Russell was also coaching Seton Hall Gottlieb was screaming, to the of­ from three players. Manny Ramos 1-7, Snedeker 0-0-0, Dumas 0-0-0, Shane 2- conscious in a professional bout. to only 7 points, 41-34, and come no 13 tallies. The Falcons were 22-for-50 at the time. ficial, we had only one referee (his with 18. Gonzales with 20 and Tony 4-8. Boone 0-0-0, Purzer 0-0-0, Matsas 6 Newell, 26, a prison inmate who But Connecticut officials continued 04). Totals 24-24-72. closer. from the field, getting several second Two of our veterans players were working partner was a ball tosser, Beltran who added 19 more. Paces Celts was boxing professionally under a to support boxing in their state "St. Paul destroyed us on the shots in the second half, while East Moe Spahn, assistant coach at CCNY who handled all jump balls and Sparking the Indians' offensively special state recreation release Friday, saying all precautions possi­ Manrliesler (61) - Koepsel 4-611, BOSTON (UPI) - Rick Robey, boards in the second half,” cited was 27-for-42 from the floor. in New York under Nat Holman, and throw-ins), “It ain’t legal. It ain’t were hard-working Brian Sweeney program for prisoners, underwent ble had been taken to protect Connec­ Anderson 62-14, Britnell 3-0-6, Sweeney taking over for the ejected Dave East Coach Jim Penders, " I’m really East took the jayvee contest, 71-54. Nat Frankel, a one-time NYU stan­ legal.” with 23 points, Bill Anderson with 14 brain surgery Thursday and was ticut boxers. 163-23, Silver 61-1, Maher 0-60, Wilson 2- Cowens, responded with a season- upset with our defensive board work Brian Galligan had 23 points and dout. The basket stood and time ran out. and Rich Koepsel with 11 markers. 0-4, Lombardo 1-62. Totals 269-61. placed on a respirator. Doctors said “It was strictly an accident that high 22 points and grabbed 10 in the second half.” Dennis McCoy and Phil Marciano 9 The Sphas played all their games in The Philly fans went wild and we they had removed a blood clot from could not have been prevented,” said rebounds Friday night to lead the St. Paul, behind the long-range apiece for the young Eagles, now 4-4 . the beautiful (at the time) needed a police escort out of the hotel his brain. Mary Heslin, whose Consumer Boston Celtics to a 108-93 triumph gunning of 5-foot-lO junior Greg East ventures to West Haven Broadwood Hotel-in South Philly. and back to the South Philadelphia ”His condition is the same as it Protection Agency regulates boxing over the Atlanta Hawks in a battle of Galske, who collected his game-total Tuesday for a non-conference clash With first place at stake in the train station. Fortunately, the police Windsor Handles division leaders. against Notre Dame High at 8 was Thursday. He’s still critical and in the state. "1 think it’s the nature of of 10 points in the second half, standings, the gym was jammed and made sure we got on the train back to Cowens and Atlanta center Wayne o’clock. still comatose,’’ correction any kind of contact sport. You’re threatened but never really we even had a hard time getting in. New York and New Jersey without No Laughing Matter spokeswoman Connie Wilkes said. "Tree" Rollins were tossed from the challenged East. East Calholir (65) — Venora 9 3-5 21, going to have accidents.” the hotel’s security staff apparently losing any lives. Newell was the third professional Glastonbury Five game for fighting with 2:37 left in the “It was a strange kind of game Fortin 0 06 0 Radant 6 4-6 16, Ayer 3 2-2 8, thought we were two GI gate­ Actually, it was a short trip - as is Earvin “Magic” Johnson grimaces as he hits the floor after Connecticut had taken steps after boxer critically injured in the last first period. An elbow by Rollins again,” Penders remarked, "It Kiro 5 60 10, Ciszewski 2 60 4, Galligan 2 crashers. always the ease when you win. being hit under the basket during Lakers-Bucks NBA game in two months. Classen’s death to protect its boxers, Managing just one field goal in the first quarter, Glastonbury during a rebound battle appeared to seems teams are content being 10 2-3 6. Totals 27 11-16 65. Tribe Girls requiring a second ring doctor — and Si. Paul (53)— Daley 4 61 8, Robitalle As expected, it was a dog-eat-dog Milwaukee. (UPI Photo) Willie Classen, 29, a middleweight, High suffered a 61-32 setback at the hands of CVC basketball trigger the fight. Both players landed points down. We didn’t like the tempo 4 67 13, Bilodeau 0 0-0 0, Yopp 6 3-4 15, game with Gottlieb matching /Vot in Playbook died in New York on Nov. 28 after appointing a neurosurgeon to handle rival Windsor High last night in Glastonbury several blows but there were no in­ at all; they dictated it. Russell’s strategy throughout. the duties in Hartford. Galske 5 0-010, Simeone 0 0-0 0, O’Connor I met up with Russell many times being injured in a Madison Square The victory moves the Indians to 2- was also in twin digits with 15 tallies. juries. "They’re a good club and gave no Rally, Win It came down to the final seconds 3 1-2 7, Schwager 0 61 0. Totals 22 615 53. in later years, when he was scouting Garden bout. In Spartanburg, S.C, Lou Bogash, the referee of 4 in the conference and 3-7 overall John Peyrot led Glastonbury with 9 Boston opened a 54-43 lead at half­ and we had a two-point lead and for the Milwaukee Braves, and he in­ middleweight Tony Thomas died Newell’s bout, had also recently while the loss drops the Tomahawks points while usually high-scoring time after M.L. Carr and Larry Bird Gottlieb had his team call a time out. Leading most of the way, sisted the Spahn and Frankel "play” Ex-LSU Mentor’s from a head injury suffered in a Dec. taken a seminar on how to deal with to 1-5 in the CVC and 4-6 overall. Mike Stowell was held in check with 4 combined for eight points midway The Sphas had the ball opposite the through the second quarter during a Manchester High girls’ basketball was not in his playbook. 22 fight. such situations. Tom DeGemmis tallied Glaston­ tallies. key at our end of the court. 12-4 Boston spurt which gave the Penney Stops team lost the edge in the fourth Gottlieb, one of the pioneers in pro bury's lone two-pointer in the "We stunk out the gym," voiced quarter. But the Indians didn’t lose it basketball, has to be given credit for opening eight minutes in which Wind­ Glastonbury Coach Jack LaPlante, Celtics a 44-31 lead. for long as they bounced back and 'Let's Try it Again' getting the black player into the sor assumed a 9-2 lead. The visitors "We’re not that bad of a team but The Celtics, avenging their only DcRth I^Olimcd Hospodar Set Down loss at home this season, closed the annexed a 56-46 victory over I can still hear Frankel say to NBA. While he didn’t sign the first, stretched the advantage to 23-11 at tonight we stunk out the gym." The MONTREAL (UPI) - New York Hangers assistant general manager third quarter with an 11-6 tear to take East Hartford Windham High in CCIL play last he legislated for years to allow the the half behind George Duhart's 6 ■Tomahawks were guilty of poor Spahn, "Let’s try it again.” Spahn Mickey Keating, game officials night at Clarke Arena. black stars a chance to play. Rangers’ forward Ed Hospodar was second-period points. shooting, bad passing, bad execution, an 82-66 lead entering the fourth nodded in agreement. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Former Louisiana State coach Collins and Dave Newell, supervisor With Chuck Garen canning the winning hoop with 13 seconds The triumph moves the Silk Sweetwater Clifton was the first to suspended for three games and fined Troy Cicero took control in the etc, period. Sixteen of Boston’s 28 Gottlieb had set up a play, to get Charlie McClendon, reeling from the tragic airplane death of his of officials Frank Udvari and NHL break the color line, with the New $500 by the National Hockey League third stanza as he had 13 points in the thirdquarter points came from the left off an offensive rebound, Penney High nipped crosstown Towners to 8-2 in the league, 63 the ball to Cy Kaselman, who was an 34-year-old replacement. Bo Rein, said Friday he has yet to con­ refereein-chief Scotty Morrison. Windsor (61) — Narcisse 1-3-5, Cicero overall, while the setback drops the York Knicks and Chuck Cooper made Friday for attacking linesman Kevin session, including a stretch of 6 un­ 8-13-29, Stalph 1-0-2, Duhart 7-1-15, foul line, including two technicals by East Hartford High, 37-36, in a deliberately played CCIL basket­ outstanding outside (two-handed in A videotape of the incident showed Whippets to 5-5 in the CCIL and it with the Boston Celtics soon after. sider whether he would return as head coach of his old school, if Collins during a game against the answered markers by himself. Fullana 1-1-3, Hicks 61-1, Mainer 1-62, Chris Ford. Including the two ball clash between intertown rivals last night at the Knights’ those days) shooter. But he never got Hospodar, in an attempt to break overall. Today, 71 percent of the active asked. Philadelphia Flyers Jan. 4. Glastonbury went scoreless until the Woodward 1-0-2, Hicks 61-1. Totals 21-19- technicals called on Rollins, Atlanta gym. the ball. loose and resume a fight with Windham, trailing 34-33 going into players in the National Basketball McClendon, who coached at LSU McClendon said. "My sympathies NHL executive vice-president 3:31 mark of the period and had a 44- 61. had five technical fouls in the game. on both sides with the Hornets taking The fans were literally on the court Philadelphia’s Mel Bridgman, shove The victory moves the Black the final eight minutes, took a 45-43 Association are black. for 18 seasons before being replaced are with his family right now. LSU Brian O’Neill issued the fine and 18 deficit heading into the last eight Cedric Maxwell added 15 points for an 8-2 lead. The home club rebounded at both ends when Spahn sneaked Collins, who was trying to restrain (ilaslnnliury (32) — Stowell 1-2-4, Knights’ league and overall mark to lead in the fourth quarter. But at the end of the 1979 season, said he can handle their situation.” minutes. Boston and Bird scored 14, including in the second quarter and took a 13-12 suspension after holding a hearing in him. Collins ultimately managed to Peyrot 3-3-9, Patenaude 0-0-0, Clinton 1-1- 2-7 while the setback sends the Manchester came back to even the was just concerned about Rein’s wife McClendon said the plane may Toronto, Jan 10. Cicero paced Windsor with a game- 3, Proffitt 0-0-0, DeGemmis 1-62, Lewis 12 in the first half. John Drew had a edge at the intermission. Penney still direct Hospodar to the exit leading to Hornets to 3-7 overall, 2-6 in the count and had a one-and-one situation and children. have been on automatic pilot because At the hearing were Hospodar and high 29 points, hitting 13 markers 1-2-4, Barlow 2-0-4, Murray 2-0-4, Lynch 1- game-high 34 points for the Hawks led after three quarters, 27-24. the New York dressing room. CCIL. at the charity stripe to move ahead. “Right at this time I’m not even Air Force reconnaissance jets failed from the charity stripe, while Duhart 62. Totals 12-8-32. and Eddie Johnson added 18. Play was deliberate with both sides East Hartford had a 36-33 lead late Before it could take the initial shot, Tribe and Penney thinking about that,” McClendon told to see anyone in the cockpit as it con­ looking for the real good shot, and in the final stanza when Garen hit a Windham Coach Mike Shea argued UPI in a telephone interview from a tinued climbing over Virginia. setting for nothing less. hoop to bring his side within one too strenuously with the officials and New Orleans hotel. “I’ll just be "It might have been on automatic Garen had 12 points to pace Penney point. E a st H a rtfo rd ’s Sean was tacked a technical foul. Jennifer respectful to the family. The pilot,” McClendon said. “I think Joe’s World Basketball while Cruz had 8 points and a like East Hampton Campbell was called for traveling Hedlund converted 2-of-3 from the 16 Tankers in Tie (coaching) problem right now is maybe when you see that the only number of rebounds. Tyler Jones had with 1:25 remaining, giving Penney foot line for a 2-point edge and the LSU’s problem, and (Athletic Direc­ thing you can think is that they just Bx ,ioi; <; VHM\\ BENNET a game-high 13 markers to lead the possession. spread went to 4 markers shortly Eleven events were contested and when it was all over tor) Paul (Dietzel) will handle that.” passed out and fell over (in the Unable to hold a lead after three Hornets while Tim McCarthy latched The Knights’ Tony Cruz was fouled thereafter as Manchester kept Manchester High and Penney High boys’ swimming team had McClendon, 56, said he was cockpit).” periods, Bennet’s varsity basketball onto 9 caroms. Each side committed with 45 seconds left but he missed the possession and scored a two-pointer. awakened early Friday with news McClendon said it was standard Bombs Bolton team dropped an 81-70 decision to the 10 turnovers. swum to an 86-86 deadlock yesterday at the Indians’ pool. front end of a one-and-one. But Cruz Jackie Tucker doing the honors. about the crash of Rein’s private procedure for football coaches to Windham Frosh Friday afternoon. grabbed his own rebound with Penney (37)— C. Garen 4 4-7 12, Cace Both tank squads now sport 2-2-1 Fly Fishing Fraternity Ed Hurst hooped 26 points and Sean Manchester had a 167 lead after marks. Lauzon (Ml 2:04.0. plane into the Atlantic Ocean. Rein travel in private planes in order to Unable to generate any type offense, and held scoreless in the Penney setting up for another shot. 2 3-4 7, Linnell 1 0-0 2, Dunn 1 2-3 4, 200 IM: 1. Leonard (P), 2. Kenefick Kearns and Myles McCurry added 15 one quarter and 29-13 advantage at was returning to Baton Rouge from a keep up with fast-paced recruiting. first period, Bolton High dropped a 53-26 duke to East Hampton Pete Cace took the Knights’ next Roberts 1 0-0 2, Kirkpatrick 0 0-0 0, Cruz 4 Penney took eight firsts with Dave (Ml, 3. Halldin (Ml 2:14.0. and 12 more for the losers. Jim Kib- 0-4 8, Fahey 1 04) 2, S. Garen 0 0-0 0. the half. Liz Neubelt led the way in Sabo and Bill Leonard each capturing recruiting-cnl4in Shreveport, La., “All coaches have to travel. I guess High last night in Charter Oak Conference play at Bolton. field goal try — and missed — but the first 16 minutes with 14 of her 50 free: 1. Michaud (Ml, 2. Smith (Ml, Thursday night when the pilot had to maybe there are (flying) situations I Land Locked Stripers bie and Tim Carmel played well on Totals 14 9-18 37. two events for the Black Knights. 3. Cassells (M) :24.4. In 1939, the building of the Pinoplis The high-powered visitors saw all to show any consistency in the point Garen was in position to latch onto team-high 19 points. divert because of bad weather. can’t imagine. 1 always had faith in defense for the Bears. East Hartford (36) — Jones 5 3-3 13, Geoff Michaud, Bill Halldin and Diving; 1. Labbe (P), 2. Eagleson (Ml, Dam, on the Cooper and Santee 10 players get into the scoring picture department, winding up with 11 on the rebound and dump home his Campbell 3 2-2 8, Cason 10-0 2, Doran 3 3- “The first half we maybe played The plane continued to gain the pilot that he’s not going to be As an outdoor writer, I get bom- Larry Krupp were the individual vic­ 3. Villeron (P) 158.05 points. Rivers, in South Carolina, blocked off with Pete Coolidge leading the five bullseyes from the floor and one ILLING JV BOYS fourth field goal of the evening, 4 9, McCarthy 1 0-0 2, Ladue 0 0-0 0, Pan- the best we have-all year,” stated altitude and finally crashed into the into something he can’t handle. " bared with all kinds of literature tors for Manchester, which had to 100 fly: 1. Leonard (P), 2. Michaud from different manufacturers the upstream population of stripers parade with 19 tallies. He was the from the foul line. Illing jayvee boys’ squad bowed giving Penney the victory. discia 10-0 2, Pelletier 0 0-0 0. Totals 14 8- first-year Tribe Coach Steve (M), 3. Kenefick (M) :58.9. water 40 miles off the Virginia coast. McClendon led LSU to 13 bowl come from behind to earn the tie. extolling the virtues of the products from coming back down to the sea. only Blast Hampton player in double The winners, now 61 in the COC yesterday, 47-36, to Timothy It was a cold-shooting first quarter 9 36. Armstrong, "The second half they 100 free: 1. Noyes (P), 2. Smith (M). 3. The Coast Guard reported sighting games in 18 seasons and compiled a Bill Nighan picked up a key second (Stripers are an andronomous fish, digits. and 63 overall, had just too much for Edwards of South Windsor. Glen (Windham) came out in a tough man- Cassells (Ml :54.7. an oil slick but no wreckage. they manufacture. placement for Manchester in the 1(K)- winning record of 137-59-7. He suf­ and will return to the coastal Blast Hampton managed just eight the undermanned lose.s who Boggini and Ken Krajewski each had to-man defense and we turned the 500 free: 1. Sabo (P), 2. Lauzon (Ml. 3. The reasons for this are twofold. yard backstroke. Penney’s 4(X)-yard “This is the gosh-darned thing.” fered one losing season in 1975. streams where they were born, to points in the first eight minutes but ball over. We fell apart in the third Cantin (M) 5:50.2. First and foremost they hope that slumped record-wise to 2-5 in the loop 8 points and Bruce Marandino and A1 freestyle relay won in the time of spawn.) Much to everyone’s surprise that was eight more than Bolton and 2-6 in all games. Jezouit 6 apiece for the Rams. quarter.” 100 back: 1. Halldin (Ml, 2. Nighan somewhere along the line, outdoor 3:50.8, boosting the Knights into the the fish prospered in the Santee- could put on the board. Halftime Coventry High Hedlund chipped in 16 markers and (Ml, 3, Chamberlain (P) 1:05.3. columnists, magazine writers, etc. Haul Hampton (53)— B. Russell 1-6 deadlock. 100 breast; 1. Krupp (Ml, 2. Holmes Connors Masters Cooper Reservoir beyond the huge totals were 18-6 with the pace picking 2, Coolidge 9-1-19, O’Neil 4-0-8, Pekari 2-2- ILLING Tucker a dozen for Manchester with will mention the new product that 200 medley relay: 1 Penney (Grin. (P), 3. Walker (P) 1:14.4. they have come out with, that is dam. A 1957 fishermen’s creel census up in the second half with East 6, Sailing 2-2-6, Wood 2-0-4, Warner 1-62, Illing varsity dropped yesterday a the latter and Neubelt each latching Leonard, Bissaccia, Noyes) 1:52.5 400 free relay: 1. Penney (Duffy. Hampton moving into a commanding Woffburry2-64, T. Russell. Totals24-5-53. 72-64 decision to Timothy Edwards of onto 6 rebounds. Laura Demers had a going to improve the fishing, hunting, of only only one tenth of the Reser­ 200 free: 1. Sabo (P), 2. Cantin (Ml, 3. Chamberlain, Pulcifer, Holmes) 3:50.8. Big Tanner Serve backpacking, mountain climbing, voir’s fishermen, showed 28,272 38-15 margin with one quarter left. Bolton (26) — W inkler 5-1-11, South Windsor. Chip Scanlon and Bud Outruns Tech game-high 21 points to pace etc. for the coming year. striped bass taken. And the fish Reserves flooded the floor in the Ferguson 63-3, Beecher 1-62, Warner 1- Brennon had 20 and 18 points respec­ Windham while Robin Sauvageau final stanza. Running its winning streak to six in a row, Coventry High out­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Jimmy Connors, riding out the thunder Second reason, 1 find to be a really averaged five pounds in weight. The 62, Parker 62-2, Harpin 2-0-4, Cassells 1- tively for Edwards while Chris chipped in 15 markers. Santee-Cooper Reservoir, because of Brian Winkler was the only Bulldog 62, Shepardson 60-0. Totals 10-626. Parker had 14 points, Mike McKenna ran Cheney Tech, 70-59, in Charter Oak Conference basketball Manchester’s jayvees remained Indian Grapplers of Roscoe Tanner’s blistering serve, rallied from a 4-1 deficit in good one. Most of the companies will locks, allowing coastal shipping to unbeaten with a 59-22 triumph. Sue also send out “poop sheets” on what 13 and Alex Glenn 12 for the Rams, action last night at the Beavers’ gym. the final set to claim the last available berth in the semifinals of move into the reservoir, also allowed now 2-3 for the season. Donnelly had 13 points, Beth really is happening regarding new The win improves the Patriots’ quick for us. the Grand Prix Masters with a 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 victory Friday. products, or new trends and ideas in spawning stripers to move in too. conference mark to 5-2 and overall "We tried the halfcourt trap, which MacDonald 12 and Nancy Curtin for Easily Pin Cheney Only hours e a rlie r, Connors vice, particularly in the early going, a strictly informative way. Building the Kerr Dam in Virgnia Baldwin Adjusts worked well the other night, but they the young Indians, now 11-0 for the Another Zimmer ledger to 7-2 while the loss sends the dropped a third-set tiebreak to Bjorn and wound up with 15 aces, seven of Our own Lydall & Foulds right is what really made the striper got behind us. They found the open season. Six pins and four forfeits were featured as Manchester High ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - Tom Techmen to 2-4 in the COC and 4-4 Borg, but this time he persevered to them in the opening set. Except for here in Manchester, just published a become an important factor, and in­ man quite a bit,” Crockett added. .Manrhcftirr (56) — Tilden 1 2-7 4, overpowered crosstown Cheney Tech, 57-12, in wrestling action Zimmer, son of Boston Red Sox overall. win the tiebreak from Tanner, 7-3. the fifth game, when Connors had a fantastic treatise, and in depth sured his spread in land locked The Patriots had a 42-33 edge at the Cooney 0 0^) 0, Hedlund 7 2-3 16, Neubelt 8 Manager Don Zimmer, Thursday Coventry jumped to a 23-16 lead 3-4 19, Tucker 6 61 12, Smith 1 1-3 3, yesterday at Clarke Arena. The field for Saturday’s semifinals break point. Tanner yielded only two analysis on steel shot. waters across the United States. To ^Facts of Life’ after one quarter as both sides put a half and led after three periods, 62- points on his service in the first set. Biologists were impressed with the was named manager of the Califor­ Wright 0 0-00, Botteron 0 0-4 0, Ebersold 0 The victory improves the Indians’ 112— Collins (M) pinned Coker 1:43, 119 thus will consist of defending cham­ For the uninformed, new laws now nia Angels’ Triple A farm club in lot of points in the scorebook. Tim 48. 2-4 2, Brown 0 04) 0. Totals 23 1626 56. grapplers to 3-2 for the season while - Rozie (Ml WBF, 126 - Dolin (M) pion John McEnroe, Borg, Connors In the meantime. Tanner broke Con­ stipulate that duck and goose Santee-Cooper thing, but were not Morris and Mark Morse each had 6 HARTFORD (UPI) — Howard Baldwin sat before the Salinas of the California League. "They (Coventry) just took off on Windham (46) — Sauvageau 5 69 15, the loss drops the Techmen to 1-7-1. pinned Camire 2:25, 132 — Watkins (CT) and Vitas Gerulaitis. nors in the fourth and eighth games. hunters, shooting over water, can no sure that stripers could live a full life points in the stanza for Coventry pinned Palizza 5:37, 140 —Ray (Ml maj microphones Friday, twisted in pain from an injury he’d suf­ Zimmer, 28, is in his fourth year as us. They pressured us fullcourt man- Demers 9 3-4 21, Donnelly 1 2-2 4, Pratt 1 Cheney was forced to forfeit in four Earlier, Harold Solomon, already But Connors acheived the only longer use lead shot. There has been time in land locked waters. At while Brian Eaton and Mo Harrison 0-0 2, Schroder 0 62 0, Gonzales 0 60 0, dec. Walter 9-1, 147 — Christensen (Ml a minor-league manager. Last to-man early. It bothered us in the weight classes while Manchester eliminated from any chance of a break of the second set in the third much controversy about the use of Santee-Cooper there were the locks fered playing hockey. It didn’t make it easier to learn his Hart­ each had 6 markers for Cheney. Nelson 2 60 4, Burris 0 0-0 0. Totals 1816 pinned Noies :37, 155 — Smith (M) WBF, season he piloted Shelby of the forecourt,” Crockett stated. took pins in four others. The Beavers’ semifinal berth, played the role of game and ran out the set. steel shot, and Lydall’s lengthy out to the sea. ford Whalers still didn’t have a permanent home. "They shot the heck out of the 17 46. 167 - Beckman (Ml WBF, 185 - Carolina League for the Pittsburgh Tim Morris, who did a lot of good lone triumphs were by Todd Watkins spoiler by knocking Guillermo Vilas After being on the court for 2 hours publication did a lot to clear up some The Kerr Dam and Reservoir was "The facts of life today are the to play in. ” ball,” cited Tech Coach Phil Boudreau (Ml pinned Hunter :50, Pirates. Originally an infielder in the things for Coventry including and Todd Rychling, both by pins. Unlimited — Rychling ((TT) pinned Crat- out of the tournament with a 62, 6-2, and 38 minutes against Borg, Con­ of the myths surrounding steel completely seprated from the sea by building just isn’t ready." said The team loses about 875,000 for Crockett of the visitors, “They shot St. Louis organization, Zimmer penetrating inside a lot, had a game- Results: 100 — Albert (Ml sup dec. ty 3:59. victory. nors had to endure exactly two more pellets. 1952. Virgnia fish biologists planted Baldwin, managing general partner each home game it plays at its tem­ well over 50 percent In the first half. Color Change Hannon 28-3, 107 — Machuga (Ml WBF, The round-robin phase of the com­ hours against Tanner. But 1 disagree. A very old tackle one million striped bass fry each of the National Hockey League club served as major-league coach with high 24 points to pace Coventry. porary home in the Springfield, We tried a lot things but they’re too PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The petition was to conclude Friday night Solomon said that although he had year starting in 1953 and ending it in that lost its Hartford Civic Center the Cardinals in 1976. Kevin Green tossed in 14 markers company sent me a booklet recently, Mass., Civic Center because that Pittsburgh Penguins will change with Borg meeting Jose Higueras no chance of reaching the semifinals, 1955. Two to nine pound bass were Coliseum home to winter snows two while Keith Lane and Morse each about the growth and proliferation of facility seats 7,625 people compared their uniform colors to black and he still had enough incentive against caught by 1958, and this eliminated years ago. chipped in 10 tallies. Nelson Out Front and McEnroe playing Gerulaitis. All striped bass in landlocked waters to more than 14,600 at Hartford. 3ftuiz Eagle Matmen gold before the season is over, club Vilas. any doubt that the fish could not live that was at stake in either match was throughout the country. The Whalers had been scheduled to Vice President Paul Martha has con­ "I was 0-3 last year (in the out their life span in fresh water. In Several weeks ago, Baldwin stood Harrison and Scott Cable led the bonus money and positioning for the Over the past few years, I had play Pittsburgh Thursday as the first Down Hornets firmed. Masters) and 0-2 this year,” he said. heard rumbles about this, mostly fact, later studies even proved that event under the roof built to replace on the floor of the unfinished Techmen with 22 and 20 points while In Desert Classic semifinals, with the loser of the The Penguins, whose uniform “I didn’t want to go 0-6. where there were no barriers to the coliseum amid construction workers Eaton added a dozen markers. Cable McEnroe-Gerulaitis match destined coming from the southern part of the the space frame span that collapsed Scoring six pins and taking one colors have been white and two PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Larry Nelson fired a 7-under- "You always want to win every sea, some stripers remained in fresh and heavy equipment and predicted latched onto 11 rebounds to lead the to face Borg Saturday, United States. How the striped bass under tons of snow and ice on Jan. 18, decision. East Catholic High’s shades of blue since they entered the par 65 at Eldorado Friday to grab the secondround lead in the time you go out. There’s a good water year round. 1978. it would reopen for the Jan. 17 match Beavers in that department. Connors took the court only 16 had been introduced to a few large matmen defeated East Hartford National Hockey League 13 seasons chance I’ll play him in a tournament That did it. The idea caught on, and But city officials Friday put off the with Pittsburgh. Friday he was asked rain-plagued $304,500 Bob Hope Desert Classic. hours after his loss to Borg and southern manmade reservoirs, and High Friday afternoon in East Hart­ Cheney’s next outing is Tuesday ago, will change to conform with the next week and you want the psy­ though there were some setbacks and scheduled reopening because the if he had been anticipating the latest Nelson, a quiet, unassuming the year on the 1980 tour. teetered on the brink of elimination that the fish and the fishing were ford, 39-27. home against Rocky Hill while the colors worn by the Pirates, Steelers chological advantage. It also means slow starts, things, started to building wasn’t ready to pass safety delay. Georgian, won two tournaments, when he lost the first three games of thriving and growing. Results: Patriots return home to combat po­ and Spirit — the other professional $7,000 more.” I sat down to read this 70 some odd progress. One state after another and building code tests for limited “No. I haven’t been anticipating finished second twice and third on Butch Baird shot a 68 at Bermuda the final set to Tanner and then 98 Liner (EC) pin O’Connor, :26 tent East Hampton High. Both are sports franchises in the city. and Doug Tewell had a 68 at Indian By moving into at least sixth place, page informative booklet, and was began experimenting and then in­ occupancy. the delay,” he said. “We’ve always 105 Corey (EC) pin Howard. 1:24 two other occasions in 1979 to place trailed 4-1. But Connors got the break COC match-ups. Wells to stand another shot back at Solomon will earn $20,000. amazed to find that there is land itiating firm stocking programs. In For Baldwin, it was another bit of said it was a target date but we were 112 Foss (EC) pin Jackson, 1:44 second only to Tom Watson on the back in the seventh game with a 138. Bill Kratzert had a 69 at The tournament is sponsored by locked striper fishing in California, areas where there were slow bad news for a club which has won cautiously optimistic." 860 AUERBACH LED BOSTON 119 Velez (EC) pin Haaus, :60 Coventry (70) — T. Morris 10 4-4 24, PGA money list with almost $300,000. backhand pass and then seemed to be Eldorado for 139, another shot ahead Chase Manhattan and Colgate. Virginia, Texas, Oklahoma. currents running a good length of only one of its last 17 games after TO M WINS IN'64-6S FOR 126 Rossetti pin Foley (EC), 3:24 G reen 7 0-2 14, M orse 5 0-0 10, Bat To Stay He was also the top American the winner when he broke again in The Whalers originally had planned HIS BEST YEAR EVER. WHO 132 O’Connor dec. O’Rourke (EC), 65 of defending champion John Nebraska, Alabama, South Carolina, these manmade lakes, the fish were playingthe first quarter of their in­ HOLDS THE ALL TIME NBA Badsteubner 3 0-0 6, Lane 4 2-2 10, DETROIT (UPI) — A1 Kaline may player In the Ryder Cup matches, the 11th game after Tanner had gone to return to Wartford on Jan. 4 when 138 Cushman pin Leyland (EC), 2:13 Mahaffey in a group at 140. Coach Resigns Tennessee, Florida, Georgia,, spawning and hatching fairly easily. itial NHL season at .500. the city set New Year’s Day as the RECORD WITH 64 WINS IN Thalacker 01-21, J. Morris 21-2 5. Totals send the Hall of Fame one of his 10 going undefeated in five outings. His up 30-0. 145 Corey (EC) pin Buccheri :40 EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J, (UPI) Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, West And what was even more en­ "We’redisappointed naturally,” he completion date of the facility. The ONE YEAR ? 31 8-12 70. Gold Gloves — but it isn’t going to get victories came in the Inverrary 155 Daly (EC) dec. Jobes, 7-1 Arnold Palmer, who has won the Tanner, however, got the break — Ray Klivecka has resigned as Virginia, Minnesota, Pennsylvania couraging, was the fact that "old said. "We’ll lose money. Right now date of completion was later moved A. LAKERS the silver bat he received for winning Classic and the Western Open. B. 16ERS 167 Leblanc pin Heguera (EC), :S7 Cheney T erh (59) — Cable 6 611 20, Hope five times but not once since back in the 12th game when Connors coach of the New York Cosmos of the and even Rhode Island. 1 was ab­ lineside" was curing so many of our hockey team has enough the American League batting cham­ Nelson shot a 70 at Indian Wells in back to Feb. 25 as construction vC. BUCKS 185 Alosky (EC) won forfeit Kennon 2 60 4, Cohen 0 1-2 1, Harrison 6 1973, stayed in the running with a 71 sent a forehand wide to force the tie- North American Soccer League, club solutely flabbergasted that so many these reservoirs of their course or problems without not having a home lagged. UNL. Tuller pin Lucler (EC), 1:22 1612 22, Eaton 5 2-2 12. Totals 19 21-27 59. pionship when he was 20, in 1955. the opening round, which took two days to complete as rain almost at Eldorado that put him six shots break. general manager Kriko Yepremian states had such a program going and rough fish headaches. El-fcS'saaXYT U-ltU;J3MSUB Tanner was brilliant with his ser- washed out the tourney, the first of behind Nelson. announced Friday. working. Super new fishing for a super fish. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan, 12, 1980

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Professional medical history. In in­ I OSSTFELO I physician's. Vernon area. came out just 10 days before the Jan. fidentialI PrepjPreparation Of Your References required. Send atmosphere, experience Pasteup work. stances where a victim has (anilLESGEIIT HOME J Resume. Can 649-2288. Route 6 a 44A referred. Apply American 21 Iowa caucuses that start the 1980 Help Wenled 13 resume to Box JJ, c/o BOLTON delegate selection process for both passed out before Manchester Herald. Eady Fitness Center, Manchester, 649-1611. Backs Embargo Democrats and Republicans. assistance arrives or has TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. LIFT MECHANIC been found helpless by a Apply 81 Commerce Street, Exceiient Benefit Package Kennedy, who campaigned in five Sip*rl«pp4Jrlynlty rmployvr. 646-0256 or 528-5903 Ask lor Jean 14 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 12, 1980 Peanuts — Charles M. dehulz EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 12. 1980— 15 V . A . M .ew a S w *. LOOK WHAT ACROSS A NICE CUP OF /VlARSHiHALLOWl office Answer to Previous Puzzle I'VE BR0U6HT 5 W ight 8 U ■ Is F 1 R 1 II IV P Dear Abby NOT CHOCOLATE.' t Focal points 6 Confined to M L L L 0 A T YOU... 5 Norwegian bed (comp, E R 1 0 U N 1 T A T P A ; ^ : ^ r dram atist wd.) D E 8 By Abigail Van Buren Capable of T A P 1 0 C A B R U N T to 7 Female saint flying N E O j F A T (abbr.) t2 Diteeie F T U H E A L T H y ♦ Call 643-2711 * V ” V ^ * - ^ 9 • ^^■ ★ * ;“?o'l’V '“"'"*‘' Call 643-2711 ^ carrying fly 8 Double curve A L 0 0 P A D E R 1 F ♦ J 13 Somewhat 9 Tennis barrier C L u B B 8 A 0 0 P T DEAR ABBY: 1 want to thank you for the most wonderful elderly 10 M eadow E 8 T 1 V A T T P 8 T T present I have ever received. Because of an item in your 14 Earliest born mouse E D P A T K A P U T column last year, I sent for 'The Living Will.” Now I have 15 Mortgage 11 Stole B A M B 1 N 1 t-lZ A H 1 A F L FRANK AND ERNEST peace of mind, knowing that if my husband or I should ever ZT 16 Inward 12 Half-scores U 0 0 E R T 1 E R C A L N 0 V A become terminally ill, our loved ones will never have to 18 Vast period of 17 By birth 19 Weird sisters E D D Y C H E E L A N m m '' watch us die slow and agonizing deaths as some we have tim e Business & Service TVl^RE M uJf SB witnessed. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Charges 21 Accomplish­ 27 Newspaper 37 Greek MlMl |M 20 Idea (Fr.) m ent notice (abbr.) goddess of I saw my handsome. 6-foot, 20b-pound father waste away MV HORSE .' MV WHAT ARE VOU G O N G I PON T KNOW.' 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The doctors told us it was hopeless, yet kept that r CAN'T BELIEVE IT TALK'" r CAN'T “LARVNGITIS"? 26 W horl ■ medieval 29 Shakespear- 40 Headgear (pi.) ■------tT S «TTiN«- \ poor dear man alive month after month with transfusions, EVEN -SWALLOW.' 29 Most elderly Ferrara 1 ean hero 41 Balk tubes, needles and drugs, while he prayed to God to take \ /rffhPa 30 Humiliated 24 Tube from ear 31 Tint knotted 33 Mountain 42 Make lace h a r d 1b SEUEvf X j him. to throat fabric pass 43 Abby, you would do millions of readers a priceless service 25 Greek epic I possess 32 Tips 35 Movie could ^Et t h i^ far ! by acquainting ‘.hem with "The Living Will" as you did me. poem (contr.) 33 Detective 36 Trigonometry 44 GRATEFUL IN JOLIET, ILL. 26.Tanks Bind Charlie _ term (pi) 46 SEHiIMD in Ohit ; 34 Greek portico Make angry DEAR GRATEFUL: Thank you for giving me this oppor­ 35 Female 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 l i f e t i m e ! student tunity to publicize “The Living Will” again. It reads as 10 limnv I-It follows: (comp w d ) 1 12 36 Taste TO MV FAMILY. MY PHYSICIAN, MY LAWYER U 14 Sarvica* Offarad 37 Sarv/cas Offarad 37 Palnllng-Paptring 32 Building Contracting 33 39 Cool off AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 41 Discharge a 1b I. 17 Articles tor Sale 41 Rooms tor Rent 52 Oltlces-Stores for Rent 55 Autos For Sale 87 gun TEACHERS- Experienced CARPENTRY - All types of Death is as much a reality as birth, growth, maturity and ■ 42 Venetian It) zo 21 22 23 Interior. Exterior Painting. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool PROFESSIONAL / old ^ e - i t is the one certainty of life. If the time comes painter F 24 ■ Wallpapering. Now booking Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and BUSINESS OFFICE when I can no longer take part in decisions for my own Captatn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 45 One of the RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL for after school and weekend Windows Hung. Ceiling ■ ROOM FOR RENT IN MY BUILDING - Approximately 1971 NOVA- 4 door. 6 cylinder. future, let this statement stand as an expression of my Barrymores 26 27 28 STUDENT AVAILABLE to work. "No Job Too Small". Repaired and Painted. Call THREE-PLACE TILT ARE YOU TELLIM(5 ME THE ' ANP EVER SINCE THEN. HE'S GLASTONBURY Home. All 2600 square feet, with ample Power steering. Runs well. wishes and directions, while I am still of sound mind. BOV JUST SURVIVE? ON WILP SEEMED TO HAVE TH)5 5TRAN(5E 47 Fly Babysit, after 2:30 in the Free Estimates Reasonable anytime. 643-6130. SNOWMOBILE TRAILER 30 F $400. 1972 Polaras Colt Snow­ kitchen privileges. Please call arking. Close to Center, Good tires. $695. Call 643-8166 If at such a time the situation should arise in which there BERRIES ANP ACORNS T y (»OWER TO C0MMUN(CATE 48 Find direction viciiiitv of Lake and Lvdall Rates. Call Pete 649-5873. Jim •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ospital and new court 49 Trying age mobile. $500. Call 643-2301 633-0119. K after 6 p.m. is no reasonable expectation of my recovery from extreme — -T WITH A N IM A L S 1 J2 i" Street ' Call 6497384 2893579. Pooling-SIdIng-ChInwey 34 building. For info, call 568- 50 Besides 33 IN CO M E TAX after 6 weekdays; anytime physical or mental disability, I direct that 1 be allowed to die 7658 or 871-0401. 34 ■ PREPARATION SERVICE - weekends. 1971 CHEVROLET and not be kept alive by medications, artificial means or 3S 3 . 37 38 DOWN At vour home. 20 Y ears ■ EXPERT CONCOURS WAGON- “heroic measures.” 1 do, however, ask that medication be L ■ MANCHESTER- Retail, Original owner. Good winter- 39 40 Experience. Dan Mosler. 649- I CHIMNEY CLEANING mercifully administered to me to alleviate suffering even 1 Book ROOMS- Furnished and unfur­ storage and.'or manufacturing 42 43 44 F 3S». or 525^63. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE ski-travel vehicle. Positrac- though this may shorten my remaining life. 2 Ancient 4b 46 For small Businesses. Books GEORGE N. CONVERSE- I • Very Cleen Work I nished. $35 weekly. Security space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. I • Many Ralerancat | tion, trailering axels, luggage This statement is made after careful consideration and is 3 Brother of up-to-date? Check books Painting & Paperhanging. THREE-PIECE MATCHING and references required. Call ft. Very reasonable. Brokers rack, 350, v-8. Automatic, 4 ; 46 DAN WADE- Have your In- » Diligent 8i Carelul ■ in accordance with my strong convictions and beliefs. I want - Abel come Taxes prpre^reo expert- balanced!’ Need help’’ Interior and Exterior. Call LIVING ROOM SET - 6491316. protected Call Heyman Power steering, radio, I • Safety Inipectlon Included ' the wishes and directions here expressed carried out to the 4 Those in 49 bO independent Tax Professional work, your office after 5 p.m.. 643-2804. Tanish/brown plaid. Sofa, Properties, 1-226-1206. defogger, more! 643-2880. ly by leading ir . extent permitted by law. Insofar as they are not legally en­ t^sultant. Rione 649-6851 or mine. 742-9412. ■q r e q love seat, chair. $175. Call 871- 1535. Wanted to Rent 57 1976 FORD GRANADA- forceable, I hope that those to whom this Will is addressed J B ELECTRONICS - HEARYE HEARYE- Read all I t h e Coupe. 6 cylinder. Silver. will regard themselves as morally bound by these provi­ FREE ROOM! Private en­ sions. TAX RETURNS "M anchester's Stereo about it: Jayco Wood [ CHIMMEY trance. Mature male or MALE TO SHARE Maroon interior. Automatic PREPARED: Please call now Expert" Repair all brands of Refinishing is now open for female, with License for APARTMENT- Send replies transmission. Air conditioned. Signed.______Home Stereo & portable TVs. business! Specializing in to: Box H, c/o Manchester Win at bridge for your Evening or Saturday I SWEEP FOUR KEYSTONE MAGS on errands and meals. Real nice Power steering. Stereo radio. Call Jack. 643-1262 Stripping and Refinisning Herald. Date______Alley Oop — Dave Graue appointment. Noreen B. 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 1 " .4 wide tires. Excellent condi­ clean room. 649-5459. $2550. Call 649-1989. Carpenter. 646-7788 Kitchen Cabinets and Fur­ Witness. niture. Jayco uses the best tion. $250. Call Kim at 643-4139 I' ve SOT THE SUB­ or 643-0832 evenings. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING MAG WHEELS- ^pliance JECT ON,MY SCOPE, finishes possible, mixed with ROOM, fully furnished, stove, wire mags with Goodyear W itness. SENDAKl THE pride. Experience and up to Polyglas GT Tires mounted c m TREE SERVICE - Free ALLEN T. KEELER TAX refrigerator, and linens PI30BE 16 CL061NS Oswalci Jacoby and Alan Sontag estimates, discount senior date technique to insure a top BIDWELL HOME Improve­ * TAG SALES COUPLE WITH 2 and balanced. Used 2 months. Copies of this request have been given to.^ f a s t ! SERVICE: Returns prepared ment Co. Expert installation provided. 801 Main St., CHILDREN want 3-bedroom citizens. Company quality finish on your Manchester. 649-9879. 13". 4 lug. $400 or best offer. in the privacy of your home. cabinets. Please call. Free of aluminum siding gutters apartment, with heat, hot 649-2489 after 6 p.m. Manchester-owned and Don't delay - call today. 871- Basic bidding principles operated. Call 646-1327. Estimates. 6491444. 8-5. apd trim. Roofing installation water, appliances. 1781. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323, MANCHESTER- Excellent Reasonable. 871-1535 furnished room for By Oswald Jacoby high-card points which we BiM TREE SERVICE- The Living Will can be obtained by writing to: and Alan Sontag Palnllng-Papaiing 32 SPECIALIZING cleaning and TAG SALE: Manchester, 51 gen tlem an . P arking. No will call HCP from now on. Specialist in tree and stump kitchen privileges. $30 week­ Concern For Dying repairing chimneys, roofs, Cedar Street. Some Fur­ 1968 CHEVY- 62,000 miles. 250 West 57th Street Here are minimum standards: removal. Free estimates. PAINTING - Interior and niture. washer & dryer. ly. Call 6494003. The first and most impor­ Senior citizen discount. 24 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Runs very well. 3 speed. Will New York, N. Y. 10019 exterior, paperhanging, R&R HEBERT PAINTING- years Experience. Howlev, Miscellaneous. Saturday 12th. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT pass inspection. $4511. Call 647- tant principle is that each bid 14 HCP Always open bidding hour, year round service. 643- To date, over three million “Living Wills" have been or pass places a top and bot­ excellent work references. Interior & Exterior. M3-5361. 10 a m. - 2 p.m. Apartments For Rent 53 for middle age businessman. 9M4. or m ore 7285. SPECIAL WINTER Free estimates. Fully In­ Prefer areas East of distributed. Yes, I have signed one. I requested six copies tom limit on your strength. RATES! ' 'Guaranteed Quality and enclosed my check for $10 to cover cost of documents 13 HCP 95 percent of hands sured. Martin Matson. 649- Workmanship! " Call 6497718. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 LOOKING for anything in real Manchester, to Willimantic. Subsequent action tends to should be opened 4431. I S f e c estate rental - apartments, Must be quiet, neat, clean. and mailing. (It is tax deductible.) define your limits more close­ EXPERT PAINTING and homes, multiple dwellings? Call 742-9865, 9 a m. - noon. If you send for “The Living Will," please be patient. I ly, but never increases them. 12 HCP 75 percent should Chimney HOME SWEET HOME - be opened LANDSCAPING Specializing AiW PAINTING Contrac­ No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1975 BUICK- 2 Door. Power promise your request will not be overlooked. Be sure to The second principle is m Exterior House Painting. Complete health -guard The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions 11 HCP 25 percent should tors. Quality painting and Building Contracting 33 Sweeps Associates, Inc. 6491980. >4uI08 For Sale 61 steering. Power brakes. Air enclose your name and address, clearly written. preparedness. When you have Tree pruning, spraying, facilities. Cats also. Canine be opened paper hanging at reasonable Mon Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon conditioning. Very low The document is free but this is a non-profit organization, choice of action you should mowing, weeding. Call 742- rates. Fully insured. Free WES ROBBINS Carpentry ovflLanoKS SOUTH WINDSOR large mileage. Extra mounted choose the one that is most 10 HCP Do not open m m ? . Road, Manchester. 6495971. WE PAY TOP PRICES for so all donations are gratefully accepted. AUWAVS 7947 Estimates. Call Wayne 649- remodeling specialist. Ad­ Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms, wrecked and junk cars. A & B summer tires. Excellent con­ likely to make future action HaiMtt Oh rnt One woman requested eight copies and enclosed her THAT 7696. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, i1 ch iB iii tirti 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH 2 baths, full basement, Auto SaWage, used auto parts. dition. Best offer. Call 529 check for $500 saying, ‘This is the most marvelous thing simpler. Two Words to the Wise BRICK. BLOCK. STONE carpeting, applianced kitchen, built-ins, bathrooms, ■itkHl Bikiai I SETTER - Only to good subur­ Call Tony 64^223. 0661. I’ve ever heard of." 1 agree. The third is that of risk Fireplaces, concrete. PERSONAL Paperhanging kitchens, 6493446. ■Htt pool, attractiye neighborhood. versus again. Before you take Chimney repairs. No job too ban home. Call 242-0698 or 568- P.S. If you or your lawyer have any questions concerning There is a lot of balderdash for particular people, by Dick. Ttei Sngiri $750 monthly. Call John 649- 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1966 CADILLAC Sedan any action, balance the risk of small. Save' Call 644-8356 for 6604. the enforceability of ‘The Living Will," please write to Con­ about the weaker standards in Call 643-5703 anytime CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, Kirtii Iridf 4917. excellent. Must sell, Deville. This car looks as loss against the prospect of estimates. cern For Dying, same address as above. third or fourth seat. Your Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. i n m s a i i V y . BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue sacrificing! Any reasonable good, runs as good, and rides gain. Before you take any bridge life will be sweeter and PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. TWO BEDROOM Better than any new Cadillac. action balance the risk of loss Seal Feeding Program. Ring offer over $1450. Call after Problems? You'll feel better if you get them off your easier if you just consider that WATERPROOFING - Interior and exterior APARTMENT- Newly 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Flawless condition inside and against the prospect of gain Hatchways, foundation with lights. Pastures. Daily chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los if a haml is worth an opening Commercial and residential. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 643-0130 turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- renoyated. On bus line. $295 out. Always garaged, never The Opening Bid cracks, tile lines, sump monthly, plus utilities. Wall- Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed bid it is worth it in any posi­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Carpentry and general con­ 9954, or 875-0272, 742-9653. driven in winter. Truly a tion pumps, gravity feeds, window to-wall carpeting. Call alter 6 collectors item. Comes with envelope. sured. 646-4879. tracting. Residential and This is the corner stone of The fact that a hand meets wells. 30 years' experience. commercial. Whether It be a Heating-Plumbing 35 p.m., 684-4526, or 487-0595. special car cover, $2500 firm. 6434953 . 8^2-8413 MOVING - FREE to good -A- both attack and defense. all requirements for an open­ J.P LEWIS & SON- Custom small repair job, a custom home! 4 year old female, WANTED JUNK AND LATE 643-7285. MODEL WRECKS - Cash There are all sorts of guide­ ing bid does not mean that you Decorating. Interior Si built home or anything in NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet spayed. P art Collie. Good OFF PORTER STREET- lines here, but we will try to SNOW PLOWING- Free es­ repairs, plugged drains, Three room apartment. Heat, Paid. Call Parker Street Used must bid with it after an oppo­ Exterior Painting, between, call 6491379. with children. Call 6497302. Astrograph give the simplest possible set, timates. reasonable rates. kitchen faucets replaced, utilities. Security deposit. No Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. f nent has opened the bidding. Paperhanging & Remodeling, The Born Loser — Art Santom temporarily omitting pre­ Manchester area. 6493349. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - repaired, rec rooms, pets. Parking. 649-9092. (NEWSPAPER E.NTERPRISE ASSN.I Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In emptive openings based on a Call 6499658. Additions and Remodeling. bathroom remodeling, heat 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 1962 CHEVY NOVA Bernice Bede Osol commercial dealings today, HBLLO'? CO WE HAVE long suit, a stout heart and a (For a copy ol JACOBY Free estimates. Call Anthony modernization, etc. Free 428. 4 barrel. $500, or best, CONVERTIBLE - Bolton. LOOK.IFVbU N Come see and make an offer. don't be overly influenced by ini­ desire to make things difficult MODERN, send $1 to: “Win at LEE PAINTING - Interior & Squillacote 649-0811, Estimate gladly given. M & M FREE PUPPIES! Adorable offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. tial appearances. A hard second HELLO? A 6AO for your opponents who pre­ Bridge, " care ol this newspa­ Exterior "Check My Rate Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. mongrels. Choose from male Call 643-1135. look will help you determine their BOOKKEEPING sumably nave more high per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY and feihales. Call 643-9547. BOLTON, HEATED HIGH PERFORMANCE AND real worth. a w E a i o w Professionally done in my Before You Decorate ". cards than you. - Remodeling and Additions. APARTMENT- Quiet ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) To Station, New York, N.Y home. Pick up and deliven Dependable. Fully Insured. Flooring 36 % u r The first requirement is 10019.) 6491653. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Musical Instruments 44 neighborhood. References mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 keep the peace at home today eoi' arrangement. Call 647-1785. req u ired . No p ets. $255 you'll find it worthwhile to make years' experience! For Free FLOORSANDING & seconds, 30 mpg^^, suspension FOR SALE 1969 FORD VAN: ^Birthday DAN SHEA PAINTING & Estimates, call 646-4239. HOLTON TRUMPET - GooB monthly. 646-2311. radial spoilers. Excellent con­ some compromises or conces­ REFINISHING- Floors like 6 cylinder, standard, Crager sions. Be cooperative, not II S a laci classifieds are DECORATING- Interior i condition. $90 or best offer. dition. $2295 . 6497536. tde easiest most effective new! Specializing in older Wheels, partially customized, January 13,1960 dem anding. Exterior Also: Wallpapering FARRAND REMODELING - floors. Natural and stained 6491032 cooler, body rough. $700, 649 This coming year you will put to CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) way to tell others what you re 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent s e llin g Quality Craftsmanship! Call Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, floors. No waxing anymore! 9723, after 6 pm. beneficial uses knowledge Steer clear of situations today 6495424 Room Additions, Decks, All John Verfaille, 6495750. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ MALE TO SHARE motor. Standard shift. Priced you've gained academically and where you are looking for some­ for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 Wpes of Remodeling and cluding Ovations, plus free APARTMENT. Send reply to Trucks lor Sale 62 through experience. It will be thing for nothing. Rewards can Heathcliff — George Getaly Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ case with this ad. Carlos Box H, Manchester Eyening AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ used in areas where you can be realized, but only if you’re ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Serrlces Wanted 38 guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, Herald. ditioned. 48,000 original miles. make remarkable progress prepared to work for them. I WILL DO BABYSITTING in 7 Main Street, New Britain. $900. Both can be seen at 24 CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be realis­ LEON CIEJBZYNSKI 225-1977. Layaways. North Street. Do not deviate one iota today tic today in matters which could my Glastonbury home. Ash MOBILE HOME- One from doing that which you either cost or save you money. Swamp Road area. Please call JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Bedroom.Bolton. Partly fur­ 1979 DODGE STYLESIDE Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll Quality Painting, 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO believe to be right and proper Sharpen your pencil and your 633-0119. ditions, Remodeling, Rec nished. Working single adult. PICKUP - 6 cylinder. wits to figure everything out to Paperhanging, Paper MX- Excellent condition, low Let your high standards guide all Rooms, Garages, Kitchens LIVE-IN HELP - Manchester, No children, pets. Lease. Call Automatic. Power steering. your actions. Travel, resources, the last detail. T REALOV FEEL SICK... 1 NOW, THATfe W HAT "ATTENTION WORKING Removal, Wall Preparation, Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath for convalescing man. Free 643-2880. mileage. Quadrophonic Radial tires. Step bumper. romance, luck, possible pitfalls VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) I CALL SICK. PARENTS" I will babysit Ceilings. Staining, and Tile. Dormers, Roofing. room and board Salary ELECTRIC GUITAR, One stereo-8 track, power steering Deluxe interior. Only 1600 and career for the months ahead Arrange your schedule today so THINK I'LL <50 HO/AE /ANP Cabinets Refinished Free Residential or Commercial. negotiable. Call 649-1249 after year. Excellent condition. brakes, one owner. 872-6528, m iles, $4495. Call 646-4689 are all discussed in your new that time devoted to pleasurable TAKB A^O O D HOT OATH. your child in my home with Humducking pickups. Must UPSTAIRS TWO BEDROOM loving care 5298560 Estimates, Insured. 649-0095. 649-4291. 7 p m. APARTMENT- With garage 633-5310, or 659-0508. after 5 p.m. Astro-Graph Letter which begins pursuits won't take precedence sell. $200 firm, with case. 643- with your birthday. Mail $1 (or over time you should be devoting 8805 between 4 and 6. Ask for and appliances. Centrally each to Astro-Graph, Box 489. to your responsibilities. located in Manchester. CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY Glenn. floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- Radio C ity S tation, N Y 10019 LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) W ith ­ J Security and references TRUCK- Has the reading out causing the other party 000 miles $2250, or best offer. enclosed bo^, with side com­ Be sure to specify birth date Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 Articles for Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Antiques 48 required. 646-2327. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) embarrassment, you might find 633-7345. partments. Excellent for con­ Matters which mean something the right opportunity today to tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., DINING ROOM SET - FOUR ROOM APARTMENT to you materially should be remind this person of an old debt MANCHESTER - NEW MAY WE BUY your home"’ 1976 FORD ECONOLINE 633-0249. attended to today, postponed owed you which should be Quick, fair, all cash and no Colonial style, almost brand On bus line. Conyenient loca­ LISTING 8 room raised tion to shopping. $275. per VAN 100- V8. 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Page 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT iTUESDAycoNT.1 EVENING Ann Todd, Leslie Banks. X Face The Music 9 8 9 Tomorrow ® M * A *8 * H 4:00 9 8 9 NBC Movie "TheLate 9 A Ufa hi Your Hands (Tue) 9 $20,000 Pyramid 9 A Woman's Place (Thu) 9 Newlywed Game 6:00 9 Movie "Spaceways" (1953) 8 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 8 News Show" (1977) Art Carney. Lily 9 Abbott And CoetaHo 9 8 Sesame Street 9 M ia jd e iTUESDW i 10:00 Howard Duft, Eva Bartok. 9Three'tACrowd Tomlin. A retired private eye and h SUNDAY c o n t h 12:25 X X 8 9 N e w s 4:30 9DlcfcVanDyke 9 T lc T a e Dough X Parts 9 NHL Hockey an actress-designer-drug dealer 9:00 X New Jersey Report X lL o v e L u c y 1:49 8 Kitty Today 9 The Partridge FamRy X 0 N e w s 9 Tic Tac Dough turn Los Angeles upside down In X T o m And Jerry SKW X Joker’s WHd X N e w s search of her cat and a murder­ 1:40 12:30 X 9 Hart To Hart 4:50 XAndyQrtfflth 4:30 X l t 'e Your First Kiss, Charlla 9 0 3-2-1 Contact Movie "Heat Wave " (1954) er. CD Nmn X Search For Tomorrow 9 Connecticut Prime Time 2:00 8:00 9 X 8 D o n a h u e X Sanford And Son Brown TUESDAY 9 The Odd Couple X The Waltons Alex Nicol, Hillary Brooke S A B C N cw t X Movie X Joe Franklin 8 Washington Week In Review X Joe Franklin X The Flintatonea X B.B. Beaglo 10:30 9 Streets Of San Francisco X Crosa-WIts 0 Masterpiece Theatre 1:45 X & Ryan's Hope 8 M * A * S * H 9 N a w s 3 1 6irlst The Uvbig Word X 9 (-evama & Shirlay JANUARY 16,1980 X Nine On New Jersey 6:30 X 9 Mork & Mindy ID News XLIfeOfRUey 9'30 9 Sesame Street 9 PTL Club X The World At War 9 Masterpiece Theatre X Carol Burnett And Friends 2:15 X UNICEF Special 9 Tic Tac Dough 9 8 9 Password Plus 9 Emergency Onel 0 The Forsyte Saga 9 Movie "King Dinosaur" 9 8 9 Buck Rogers In The 18 Wall Street Week 2:00 0 AVW tTo.., (Mon) 9 8 9 Uttle House On The Copyrigril > 1980 T V O a ll. Inc X T Ic T a c Dough 9 Tom Larson 9 My Three Sons (1955) Bill Bryant. Wanda Cutis. 25th Century FRIDAY. ll ) Boris KartofTs Thriller 0 Breakthrough (Wed) Prairie 11:00 9 8 9 NBC News 10:00 9 The FNntstonee 9 0 Madia Probes 9 0 O v e r E a s y 8 Cleveland Orchestra 60th X Dallas 2:15 0 Mathematical Relatlonahipa 5:00 XX899N ew s 2:30 a S p e d a l 9 Bob Newhart Anniversary Special X 0 N e w s S Movie "My Girl Tisa" |1948) 6:15 (Thu) X Mary Tyler Moore X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 8 The Odd Couple DAYTIME MOVIES 0 An Englishman’s Castle XLIfeOfRUey l IIN Palmer. Sam Wanamaker 0 A,M. Weather 0 Children Of The World (Fri) GHtlgan’s Mand 6:30 erts X 6:55 3:00 8 Connecticut Prime Time 31 Davey And GoHath X W K R P m Cincinnati (I) Benny Hill 8:30 FRIDAY 3KX) 9:30 12:45 9 N e w s X Movie "Affair With A 8 Happy Days Again X Merv Griffin 5:22 9 Our Miss Brooks X Merv Griffin 10:30 iD Movie "Operation Snafu" d ) The Brady Bunch 0 Folk Tales (Mon) 7:00 Stranger" (1953) Jean Simmons. JANUARY 16. 1980 X The Partridge Family 9 0 M M er Rogers (R) X 9 Angle X "Mall Order Bride" (1964) 9 David Allan X 9 Benson X New York Report (1972) Peter Falk. Martin 0 Let’s All Sing (Thu) CBS News Victor Mature. 9 CMebratlon Of The Eucharist 9 Joker’s Wild 9 0 Great Performances Buddy Ebsen, Keir Dullea. 0 Captioned ABC News X 8 Sneak Previews Landau. 8 Six Million Dollar Man 9:00 Copynghl 1980 T V Dala lac 12:50 X ® M *A*S*H 0 The Forsyle Saga (Mon, Wed, FrI) 5:15 11:30 Bamaby Jones 0 Matter Of Fact (Wad) 9:00 12:00 X 9 ABC News 3:11 X 4:00 9 New Zoo Revue (Tue, Thu) LHe And Times Of Eddie Rob­ Barney Miller 31 Hermano Pablo X M *A *8*H 9 "Forever Amber" (1947) X X 9 Dating Game X Rat Patrol X 9 11:00 a H u e l 9 Joker's WHd 1:00 X Movie "Shall We Dance" erts 9 8 9 Quincy 5:30 Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde. 31 Festival Of Faith X X 8 9 9 News 9 Lassie The Young And The Restless (1937) Fred Astaire, Ginger X M * A * 8 * H 3:30 8 Nancy Savin And The Arts X Lite And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 4:30 X All In The Family 9 Journeys To The Mind DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Mathematical Relationships X 9 All My Children X Rogers. A pair of dancers Is 12:30 X 9 ABC Movie "Like Normal 9 Movie "The Gambler And 0 Masterpiece Theatre erts 9 Movie "Kentucky The Brady Bunch 8 News Moonshine" (1938) Ritz Brolh- (Mon) X Movie X forced Into marriage because of X "Tickle Me" (1965) Elvis People" (1979) Linda Purl. The Lady" (1952) Dane Clark. X Benny Hill M*A*S'H 9 0 Dick Cavett 9:30 5:22 ers. Tony Martin 0 Images And Things (Wed) 9 8 9 Days Of Our Lives X public opinion. Presley. Julie Adams. Shaun Cassidy. Naomi Chance. Our Miss Brooks 31 Dr. Scott On Hebrews X 9 Soap X "Second Chorus " (19401 9 0 The Brothers Grimm (Thu) 0 Images And Things (Mon) 9 8 9 Movie "Power" X Dave Allen 7:29 9 David Allan 8 The Odd Couple 1:00 3:41 8 Camera Three Fred Astaire. Paulette Goddard 0 Short Story Theatre (Fit) 0 Thinkabout (Thu) (Premiere) Joe Don Baker. Ralph 9 8 9 Beat Of Carson 9 Dally Numbers 0 Captioned ABC News Electric Company (R) (Mon, X "The Fallen Sparrow " X The Gong Show 0 Word Workers, Inc. (Fri) 9 Bellamy. In Chicago In the 9 Sergeant Bllko 10:00 9:40 Thu) (1943) John Garfield, Maureen 7*30 12:00 11:30 1930's, dockworker Tommy Van­ 4:00 Knots Landing .DAYTIME. 0 Matter Of Fact (Thu) 1:10 3-2-1 Contact (Tue, Wed, Fri) O'Hara. 12:00 ci) College Basketball X 9 "Only Angels Have Wings' X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 9 da becomes a union organizer 8 News News (1939) Cary Grant Rita © Truly American (Wed) 9 Lottery Show (Thu) College Basketball X All In The Family X 0 erts 9:45 and quickly rises to a position of 4:00 X Hayworth 9 Adam-12 X Kojak X Family Feud 4:30 X 9 20/20 X M 'A 'S ’ H 0 Let's All Sing (Mon) 1:15 power. (Part 1) X "Call Of The Wild ” (1935) Newark And Reality News Movie "Tell Them Willie Boy X Face The Music 8 Kitty Today X 12:30 X Charlie's Angels MORNING 0 All About You (Thu) 9 ® Movie "Vanishing Point" Clark Gable. Jack Oakle. X 9 8 9 Skag 9 9:50 0 Electric Company (R) Is Here" (1969) Robert Redford. 9 Wild Kingdom X Little Giant" (1933) X Dave Allen 0 A r t Media (Fri) (1971) Barry Newman, Cleavon 9 "Stand By For Action" 8 Connecticut Prime Time 9 News (1942) Robert Taylor. Brian Katharine Ross. 8 Big Money Edward G Robinson, Mary 9 8 9 Tonight © W rite On (Wed) 5:35 Little. A former cop is aided by a 9 MacNell / Lehrer Report 9 Bruins Wrap-Up 4:55 1:20 Donlevy. 31 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 Astor. 9 Movie "The Bridges At 9 Movie (ConI’d) (Thu) blind disc jockey when he 9 Three's A Crowd iS PTL Club 9:55 0 The Brothers Grimm (Mon) 9 Abbott And Costello 10:30 Toko-Ri" (1954) William Holden accepts a challenge to drive a 9 Maude 1:00 5:00 9 Heritage Comer EVENING I THURSDAY. X Meet The Mayors Grace Kelly 1:30 high-performance race car from 12:30 9 Tic Tac Dough X "Change Of Habit" (1969) ® News 8 The Fourth Estate 12:00 10:00 X As The World Turns Denver to San Francisco in 9 Our Miss Brooks 9 Honeymooners Elvis Presley. Mary Tyler Moore 9 Movie (Thu) .MONDAY. 8:00 The Avengers X Face The Music (3) Jake Hess Gospel Time record time. 6:00 THURSDAY 0 The Forsyte Saga X 0 Many Worlds Of Nature (Mon) 1:00 X Cross-Wits 4:00 X Kojak 5:22 X The Brady Bunch 9 Stone X X 8 9 N e w s X Movie "So Long At The The Saint s Double 0 Africa File (Wed) MONDAY X 9 Eight Is Enough 11:00 X X Movie "Mickey One" (1965) a ) Movie X Mike Douglas X I Love Lucy Fair" (1951) Jean Simmons. Dirk JANUARY 17, 1980 Trouble " (1940) George Sand- 0 Sell, Incorporated (Thu) 9:30 X Bonanza 8 News Warren Beatty. Hurd Hatfield X Romper Room X Joker's Wild Bogarde. X X 9 9 5:50 0 About Animals (Fri) X House Calls 9 8 9 Real People Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ ers. Helene Whitney 31 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 9 9 Card Sharks JANUARY 14,1960 9 South By Northwest Copyright 1980 T V Data Inc X 1$ Ed Allen 9 8 9 Tomorrow Great Performances erts 9 "A Yank At Oxford |1938) 8 Kitty Today 10:00 ® The Odd Couple 9 0 12:40 1:45 9 Gunsmoke Benny Hill Robert Taylor. Lionel Barrymore 5:55 9 Educational Programming 0 Gather 'Round (Mon) Copyright 1980 T V Data, tnc X Lou Grant 9 Streets Of San Francisco 1:30 X X Movie Terror On The 9 Our Miss Brooks 9 Today’s Woman 9 Ironside 0 Cover To Cover (Thu) X Nows 0 3-2-1 Contact X News 8:30 Beach (1973) Dennis Weaver 9 David Allan EVENING 9 1 Love Lucy X 0 Family Merv Griffin DAYTIME MOVIES Estelle Parsons 6:00 0 Inside / Out (Fri) 6:30 2:00 X 0 Captioned ABC News 0Thlnkabout(Mon, Wed) 9 McHale's Navy CD Barrio (Mon, Thu) 1:55 DAYTIME MOVIES X Carol Burnett And Friends X News 9:00 6:00 0 Gather 'Round (Thu) Joe Franklin 11:30 (S Man Builds, Man Destroys X News (Fri) X Tic Tac Dough X X 9 Charlie's Angels 5:00 ® News 1:00 0 Bread And Butterflla (FrI) 8 M * A * S * H X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ X X 9 (Tue) 9 Spirit Of Independence 9 8 9 NBC News X NBA Basketball 9 "Spy Squad" (1962) Dick I Love Lucy X Movie Nine Hours To 5:22 erts X (£ W a Believe (Wed) 10:15 11:00 9 0 Over Easy 9 8 9 DIff'rent Strokes O'Neill. Richard Miller Joker's Wild Rama (19631 Horst Buchholz. "You Can't Cheat An Hon­ 2:30 M'A'S'H X (B For Our Times (FrI) 0 All About You (Mon) 2:00 X X X 8 9 90News ® Bob Newhart 9 0 World X 8 South By Northwest Jose Ferrer Rex Reed Movie Guide (Fri) est Man" (1939) W C. Fields. 8 The Odd Couple 5:22 Police Woman ( £ First Edition (Mon) 0 Freestyle (Wed) X X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 9 Movie "The Laughing X 9 9 The Odd Couple 9 8 9 Midnight Special X One Life To Live Edgar Bergen. 6:55 CE "Tower Of London" (19621 Racing From Yonkers iX Connecticut: Seen (T ue) 0 Animals And Such (Thu) & erts 2:48 Policeman" (19731 Waller X 9 Streets Of San Francisco 31 Accent On Living (Mon) 9 News Vincent Price. Michael Pale 9 8 9 Tonight 1:10 X Make H Real (Wed) 0 Cover To Cover (FrI) 12:00 X Benny Hill X Rat Patrol Matthau. Bruce Dern. A police­ 0 3-2-1 Contact 31 Domata (Tue-FrI) 9 Sergeant Bllko X Return Of The Saint X Eighth Day (Thu) 9 "Fanny" (1961) Maurice 9 Our Miss Brooks 7:00 3:00 man attempts to avenge the 12:00 10:24 9 8 9 The Doctors 6:30 X Dialogue (Frt) Chevalier. Leslie Caron. 9 Connecticut Screening Room X CBS News Movie "The Siege At Red death of his partner, who was 9 "The Dark At The Top Of 12:00 1:30 9 Weather 9 Chico And The Man X X Carol Burnett And Friends 9 H e ^ Field ® David Allan X ® M * A * S * H River” (1954) Van Johnson. killed in a violent mass murder The Stairs" (1960) Robert Pres­ X Colombo ® Movie Rockelship X-M 10:30 0 Animals And Such (Mon) 12:30 Tic Tac Dough 9 1 Dream Of Jaannie (Mon) X 9 ABC News Joanne Dru. on a San Francisco bus ton. Dorothy McGuire. X Kojak X (1951) Lloyd Bridges. Osa 9 Hazel (Frt) X Whewl 0 Footsteps (Wed) X "Mr. Peabody And the 11:30 X 9 Dating Game X Movie "Commando " (1964) 9 8 9 NBC News Massen 8 Six Million Dollar Man 9:30 12:30 X ^ Three Sons 0 A Visit To... (Thu) Mermaid" (1948) William Powell, X Lite And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 31 Festival Of Faith Stewart Granger, Dorian Gray 0 0 Over Easy 6:20 8 Hello, Larry X "The Macomber Affair" 2:00 9 8 9 Hollywood Squares 0 Once Upon A Classic (Fri) Ann Blyth. erts 9 Sounding Board 3:18 9 9 d l Dr. Scott On Hebrews 9 Bob Newhart X News X M * A * 8 t H (1947) Gregory Peck. Robert X Joe Franklin 9 Cross-Whs 2:15 1:00 8 News X The Gong Show 10:00 9 Abbott And Costello 6:55 6:30 0 Inside / Out (Mon) X 9 Barney Miller Preston 0 Short Story (Mon) X "Born To Be Bad" (1950) 9 0 Dick Cavett 4:00 X Comment 9 News 2:10 X Up Front (Tue) 0 Trade-Offs (Thu) X Dave Allen X 0N O W S 1:00 12:30 News 0 Bread And Butterfllee (Thu) Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan. 7:29 8 News Our Miss Brooks X X International Zone (Wed) 0 What Do You Think? (FrI) 9 8 9 Tonight X 9 Vega$ X "It's A Big Country" (1952) 9 7:00 2:25 9 Dally Numbers 2:20 XKidsworld(Frl) 4:00 ® Sergeant Bllko 4:30 9 8 9 Best Of Saturday Night Gary Cooper. Janet Leigh 12:40 X CBS News 10:45 X News (Mon-Thu) M'A'S'H X News ® New Zoo Revue X "The House On 92nd 0 The Forsyte Saga 7:30 8 Kitty Today Live Baretta X ® 0 Art Media (Mon) Street" (1945) Lloyd Nolan. 4:00 X 9 X ® ABC News X Battle Of The Planets 2:30 X P.M. Magazine 9 Connecticul Prime Time 2:30 0 A Vlsh To,,, (Wed) Signe Hasso. 12:00 (B "Macao" (1952) Robert 1:00 Dating Game 9 Connecticut Newsmakers Guiding Light X Harry 0 X All In The Family X 9 8 Movie The Bravados X 9 "Waterloo Bridge" (1940) 10:30 Mitchum. Jane Russell. X Movie "The Invaders 31 Festival Of Faith ( k ^ ) 10:50 Gllllgan's Island X Kojak X Sha Na Na (1958) Gregory Peck. Joan X Vivien Leigh. Robert Taylor X Face The State 9 "The High Wall " (1948) (1942) Laurence Olivier. Leslie 9 PopI Goes The Country 9 Black Perspective (Tue) 0 At Your Rngertips (Thu) 31 Domata X Movie "One Eyed Soldiers " X Face The Music Collins 9 Presente Robert Taylor. Audrey Totter Howard. 8 News 9 Ring Around The World 9 8 9 Another World (1968) Dale Robertson. Luclana 8 Look What They’ve Done To 10:55 0 The Forsyte Saga 9 0 9 Tomorrow 8 0 Dick Cavett 3:00 (Wed) EVENING fWtV SOOQ X CBS News 9 Andy Griffith Show Paluzzl. EVENING 9 Movie "Big Deadly Game X Movie X. Y And Zee " 9 What About Women? (Thu) 0 Camera Three (Mon) 31 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 9 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report _W EDNESDAY^ 11:00 7:30 9 AdelMite(Frt) 11:00 (1954) Lloyd Bridges. Simone (19721 Elizabeth Taylor. Michael 0 Sneak Previews (Tue) 6:00 ® Abbott And Costello 9 Three's A Crowd X X 8 9 9 N e w s X P M. Magazine 9 E d Allen X The Price Is Right Silva. Came 0 The Advocates In Brief (Wed) 9 Nbws 9 Maude X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 6:00 X Superbowl Special S Movie No Down Payment" Midday X X 8 12:05 6:55 X 0 Wonders Of The Sea (Thu) X I Lova Lucy 9 Tic Tac Dough WEDNESDAY erts X X 8 9 News 1:49 X Family Feud (1957) Joanne Woodward. 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Sheriff Lobo DAYTIME MOVIES X 4:15 9 8 9 Today 0 Electric Company (R) (Mon, 31 Melodyland Charismatic Clin­ 9 8 9 NBC News 9 8 9 Tomorrow 9 0 Nova X 9 Love Boat X Tic Tac Dough 2:15 8:00 8 Movie. Garden Of Evil" 9 8 9 NBC News Movie "A Race For Life The Incredible Hulk 9 Romper Room Wed, Fri) ic (Wed, Fri) 9 0 Over Easy 1:10 9 Gunsmoke X Dave Allen 9 X (19541 Gary Cooper. Susan 31 World Opportunities (Thu) 5:22 9 8 9 Tonight 8 0 Over Easy (1955) Richard Conte. Mary Cross-Wits 0 Write On (Thu) 9 Bob Newhart 8:30 X Hayward 7:25 9 Nova (Thu) X McCloud X "Riders To The Stars " 9 Sergeant Bllko 9 Bob Newhart Alden. X 9 B.A.D. Cats X Merv Griffin 9 9 N 0 W S 11:10 9 1 Dream Of Jeannie 6:55 (1954) William Lundigan, Herbert X Movie "Mr 680 (19501 2:00 X 9 One In A Million 6:55 2:30 0 Truly American (Thu) 0O verE asy 9 News Marshall. 12:00 Edmund Gwenn. Burt Lancaster 7:30 X Joe Franklin Mary Hartman, Mary Hart­ News 8 The Odd Couple 9:00 X 9 An elderly counterfeiter contuses X Star Blazers 11:30 3*30 7:00 8 M *A *8*H 12:00 man X PTL Club X 9 Family Feud X CBS Nows X Hawaii Flve-0 7:00 3:00 authorities tor ten years when he d One Day At A Time (R) 2:30 9 "The Young Philadelphi­ GD Kojak 9 9 Today 9 8 9 Wheel Of Fortune X ® m *a *s * h Three's Company X CBS News X Movie "Man At The Top continues to pass phony one- Woody Woodpecker 8 The Odd Couple X 9 ans " (1959) Paul Newman. Bar­ X Movie "Operation CIA " 9 Porky Pig And Bugs Bunny X X 9 ABC News 8 Movie "Power" X ® M *A ‘ S*H (1975) Harry Andrews. Nanette dollar bills with the name More than 750.000 purebred 9 Educational Programming 9 Villa Alegre (Mon-Wed) 9 9 bara Rush. (1965) Burt Reynolds, John Hoyt. (Mon-Thu) 2:50 (Premiere) Joe Don Baker, Ralph X 9 ABC News Newman Washington " spelled wrong dogs are registered annually 9 Villa Alegre (R) (Fri) X 9 Dating Game 31 Or. Scott On Hebrews 8:00 9 Design For Ufa (Fri) 31 Feailval Of Faith X N e w s Bellamy. At the outbreak of 12:30 9 Dating Game 8 Six Million Dollar Man 9 8 9 Shirley in the stud book of the Anieri- X Captain Kangaroo 9 Bewitched 9 Abbott And Costello X 0 Sesame Street (Mon, Wed- 9 Wrestling World War II, Vanda joins forces X "The Men ” (1950) Jack 31 Festival Of Faith 8 People’s Caucus ran Kennel Club X Woody Woodpecksr 0 Villa Alegra (Mon, Wed) 3:00 3:15 Frl) 8 News with an underworld don to take Webb, Marlon Brando. 12:30 9 Soul Train 9 College Basketball 9 Qutan Tag Wale (3ahts (Tue) 0 Villa Alegre (R) (Tue, Thu, Fri) X Movie "Rough Night In X Rat Patrol 8 0 Dick Cavett over control of the union. (Part 2) X CBS Late Movie "The 8 News 0 Washington Week In Review 9 Star Blazers Jericho" (1967) Dean Martin, 1:00 Rome begbn the first Punic AFTERNOON 4:00 0 A Tribute to Martin Luther Possessed" (1977) James Faren- 8 0 Dick Cavett 3:18 7:29 George Peppard. 9 X "Lady Takes A Chance" 8:30 ' war against Carthage in 264 8:25 Woody Woodpecker And King Jr. tlno, Joan Hackett. News X (1943) John Wayne, Jean Arthur. 7:29 X X Merv Griffin 9 9 N a w s 9 Dally Numbers 8 Six MUIIon Dollar Man 9 Our Mias Brooks BC 12:00 Friends 9 Movie "Dirty Mary, Crazy 9 Dally Numbers 3:30 0 Wall Street Week Little Rascals 7:30 3:03 Larry" (1974) Peter Fonda, 4:00 8:30 X N ew sD ay X 12:40 9 Movie "Hi-Jackers" (1963) X 8 Merv Griffin d P.M. Magazine Beat Of Midday Susan George. A thrill-seeking X "Journey Into Fear" (1975) 7*30 9:00 About 212.200 cubic feet of XUttlsRaecMa X 12 O'clock Uvel X X 9 B a r e t t a Anthony Booth, Derek Francis 9 Movie X All In The Family young girl joins a speed-crazy Zero Mdstel, Yvette MImleux. d P.M. Magazine X The Dukes Of Hazzard X Meat The Mayors (Mon, Wed) X N aw s X water a second thunder over 31 Domata XTheMuppets 4KI0 fugitive In a dangerous escape 9 "Johnny Eager" (1942) 1:00 X All In The Family 3:45 X 9 The American Music X Now York Report (T u ^ in U ^ Faith 8 N a w a the Niagara Falls, 9 New Zoo Revue (Mon, Fri) fron> a determined lawman. Robert Taylor. Lana Turner. X Movie "Madeleine " (1950) X $100,000 Name That Tuna (B The Gong Show Awards X Nina On New Jerew (Thu) X Face The Music 9 8 9 Chain Reaction 9 Our Mlaa Brooks (Tue) X Newartt And Reality (FrI) 9 Educational Programming 8 M * A * 8 * H 4:30 9 For You. Black Woman ONed) 9 0 MacNell / Lehreii^laport 8 Kitty Today 9 9 T o ^ 9 M o v ls X ^ T a x l Vol, XCIX. No. 8B - State Speec HARTFORD (Uf meet federal guideli mph speed limit, av up to $4 million in fr Pafie 8 - TV SPOTLIGHT of Public Safety sai Spokesman Josep reduced the percen .TVDIALOGUEi MV* the speed limit to above the federally 10 see it more frequently. — 1980. X L.\TIIER — I would real- He said it was all 1\ apreoiale it H you could Mrs. D.W. Alpha. Baytown. setllc an argument between Teexas forcement by stal niv husband and myself. Is I hate to be the bearer of percentage of mote .Icnnifer Salt (Eunice) of bad news, but 'Fam ily" will down from the pres "Soap" tbc same Eunice of bo seen even less frequently required 60 percent last season? Is Candice next year. This will be its last vear on the network. Unfor­ “I think we will, Cizara (Millie) the same one far," said Crowley who played Danny's wife'.’ 1 tunately. as we've all learned would also appreciate it if you over the years, quality has quarter of 1979 ah could find out the name of the nothing to do with keeping a compliance was bn song and groups in the movie show on the air ■•Family- Under the federa • With Si\ You Get Eggroll." Feud" gets terrific ratings, drop speeding so th. — Judy Swanson. Stoughton. while the numbers on motorists were exi Mass. Family ' have been declining steadilv Sept. 30. Crowley s Jennifer Salt has always cent below that fig; placed the middle Tate child, •50s TV — We have some while Danny's wife. Elaine trivia questions we need help Capt. George Mr l.efkirwitz. was played by with. In the TV series. operations for the : Dinah Manoff. who bears a •'Topper." what was the char­ i X didn’t mean more resemblance to. but is not. acter name of the man. the were speeding sine Candv .\zzara Still working dog and the ghost? What was flow" traffic. on the "Eggroll" question; the name of the woman who That means a grr was the leading lady in "Pam mavbe a reader has the magic one vehicle which | answer and Jerry North.” the detec­ lH)B .\S BOB — .\ friend of tive show ? Did she go on to said. When all cai mine told me that Sob I'rich become the Revlon Girl or government formul starred in a TV version of the some other similar title? — 48.7 percent, he sai movie "Bob & Ted & Carol & Doris Swank and Jack Kelsey. Gil Gerard stars as the legendary explorer who travels in Crowley said ’’it .Alice." Is this true? If so. who Bloomington. Ind. outer space several hundred years in the luture in “Buck forcement" that cu As for "Topper." by the Don Knotts stars as the womanizing, oH-boat landlord in else starred in it and when Rogers in the 25th Century,” airing Thursdays, on NBC. out the federally I cvactly was it on? — Tina man I assume you mean Cos­ “Three's Company,” airing Tuesdays, on ABC. mo Topper, played by Leo G stepped-up progran Costelio. Stamford. Conn. cut the number of You were lucky to have had Carroll George and Marion something better to do back Kirbv and the St Bernard He said the 23-tr< on Wednesday nights in the were all ghosts, and the dog's Sarah Purcell spins her serve despite odds state police had is fall of '73 than watching Bob name was Neil. George and alone in 1979, adding i Ted &■ Carol & .Alice." a Marion were played by Rob­ "So I decided to quit," Bv DAN LEWIS ticut was 57 mph. weak attempt by .ABC at adult ert Sterling and Anne recalls Miss Purcell. “1 want­ Moore aiso notei Jeffreys "Mr. and Mrs ed to act and if they would not comedy I'rich was the swtng- HOLLYWOOD - Sarah tages were higher er. Bob. married to Anne North'' was the name of the let me, 1 couldn’t see myself Purcell IS ambitious and monitoring prograr Archer as Carol Their compa­ earlv '50s detective series expanding if I was restricted opportunistic, two character triots in this bedtime story that starred Barbara Britton to a morning talk show. " speed limit is 55 i traits she readily accepts. Her were David Spielberg as Ted as Pam North. She made quite She may have quit a job, but eludes only Jh e 6 mother might have helped her and Anita Gillette as Alice a few movies in the '40s and hardly remained inactive. She highways while in c develop these traits when she Brad Savage and Jodie ■50s. but I don't know if she did both episodes that KABC posted on small insisted that Sarah train to be Foster, who went on to tackle has held a "title " refused permission, in the an executive secretary, before motorists were les sex in a much bigger way in CHEERING - A while ago month that followed, and "Taxi Driver. ' played the I heard that Bucky Dent was she embarked on her career. •'My mother believed that if quickly landed the co-hosting kids in a movie. Can you tell me spot on "Real People," a look FAMILIES - Could you w hat movie it was and when it 1 learned how to type and take Ju d g e shorthand, then I would at the comical side of people tell me why an excellent sta­ was on? — Kathy Ogle, in their vocations and avoca­ tion like ABC airs two shows Sportswood. N'.J. always be able to take care of myself." recalls this striking. tions around the country per week of "Family Feud"? Your favorite Yankee hero The show has enjoyed One-]Vl Rather silly and insignificant. co-starred in the highly-rated 5 foot, nine-inch blond who is one of the co-hosts on "Real strong audience acceptance, I would say. Yet a superlative TV-movie. "The Dallas V. especially gratifying to NBC HARTFORD (UP show like "Family" is shown Cowboys Cheerleaders ' It People." one of the few hit today called for e shows on NBC. airing Wednes­ since it is slotted against one only occasionally. This is one aired last season. of the top shows of recent vestigative one-ma of the best family shows on iSend vour letters to Pepper days Miss Purcell's mother years, ABC's "Eight Is replacement with TV and I'm sure that a great O Bnen. ^EA. 200 Park ,4ve.. Enough. " It has been averag­ made up of lawyer number of people would like .Vew York. VV 10017) spoke from experience. She IS fell back on her early secre­ ing impressive 30-plus shares Judge Robert I. E tarial experience after she regularly. use of 18-member i and her husband, a doctor, "People like the show.' insists Miss Purcell, "because weigh indictments were divorced She was soon with adversary he: promoted from her beginning they see themselves in it and HtOGSKB position as a secretary to a they like to see themselves for trial would hav WO mam Sarah Purcell, co-host for NBC's “Real People.” People like to be silly, and ’’Both the constii stock broker to a customer's they also like to applaud grand jury have o PILL Ikl rw£ L£ffeRS IM agent Sarah Purcell, took her typ­ courage." Berdon told a study TMg "Tv/ UJCRPS" B e to to . ing and shorthand skills along with other members of even though her contract had . These are the successful "They have failed another route that also led to the management team, were expired and would not be ingredients, she maintains Berdon said he bi She claims another factor is her career goals: She went to requested to make audition renewed. She determined her had resulted in a di tapes to prepare them for on- sights on replacing the host that the show is unpredicta c R >^R \cs work in San Diego as secre­ sons accused of ci tary to the program director camera assignments in the Miss Purcell got that job. ble, offsetting the boredom of of a local television station. event of a walk-out by talent After a three-week replace­ "sameness" that has engulfed present for procei T0 D U JC It was a modest beginning and craftsmen. ment stint, her boss was again television in general "We re right to counsel an to a career which has earned "I decided that I could be impressed And she held on to getting 5.000 letters a week The one-man gr: her network prominance best suited to do the weather, it for two years before mov­ from people who either want seldom-used invest F L 1 :R i ' ' Becoming known for her in case there was a strike," ing to Los Angeles to become to present themselves, or Recent one-man gi knowledge as the program MLss Purcell recalls. So she co-host with Regis Philbin of know someone with unique, the alleged sale of and-or peculiar activities We MCW |2eA07Aki5€ THE director's secretary helped spent time with the weather •'AM. Los Angeles," on the Britain, a game-fix her outdistance her backdoor forecaster, then took a crash ABC-owned station. can go for years with new epi­ ‘tfpL Filled im t o and the handling of beginning. In a year, she was course — of about two hours She held that spot for three sodes without repeating any. $P£u. rn e n w e o f a named his assistant — at the local weather years, then departed after a Miss Purcell contends. Gibbons murder c: Until that point in her station. Her tape pleased her dispute over her desire to Success on a network tele­ Berdon said repl career. Miss Purcell had nev­ boss, and although the strike expand her career. She had vision scries quickly brings with a crime comn SITUATIOW COMEPY; er faced a camera, or even did not materialize, she was been offered several guest offers. "My goal is to be a wouid "provide du^ considered approaching tele­ given a chance to sub for the roles in several series epi­ working actress." Miss Pur­ it." vision as an on-camera talent. regular forecaster on Blaster. sodes ("Wonder Woman" and cell declares. She has been He said he didn’t studying drama with Nina "The next day. I told the "Charlie's Angels"). The brass of a one-man gran program director (her boss) at KABC didn't like the idea Foch, and comedy with Har­ But when the opportunity the judges who coi presented itself. Miss Purcell that I wanted to go on the air of Miss Purcell working out­ vey Lembeck, both highly moved quickly, and deter­ regularly." side their territory, and said regarded coaches and long­ judge, not to accu ■s/va AjavM — aaijnj 'wni minedly. She also was aware that the she couldn't continue her time actors. Sarah Purcell is Berdon also said ‘Maox 'izavris <3»V3 •.sansNV A strike threatened the host of the station's morning other activities. Miss Purcell not shy when it comes to commission he pre station, and Miss Purcell, talk show was still on-the-air. revealed. achieving her goals. public. Nei^ By BETT E'aniil' MANCHESTER Boulder Road b relief this mornin trapped in a tree Dr. and Mrs. D more than 24 hou Neighbors armi made several all