Fendell to Leave ROTC Senate Conference Considering the “ ...The Issues Extended Beyond the the Bill Is Due out of Committee Hartford Or Bloomfield to Hartford

20 - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ March 7, 1980 Mass transit vital factor in regional plan By MARTI^ KEARNS Committee. An outright call for tax years. CRCOG policy will affect through East Hartford and South and 160 rail cars for mass transit. sit stipulation. A Congressional vote dollars would send It to the Ap­ federal programs. The agency has Windsor. 1-91 would also.be widened Another bill before the legislature will determine how the $34 billion Herald Reporter propriations Committee of which been given its mandate because the to include six lanes from Hartford to calls for $100 million in bonds to buy will be divided. The bill is expected You can be a winner! Maurhpal^r Mass transit is an important part Sen. Fahey is vice chairman. region is a channel for interstate Windsor Locks, with an additional additional rail and bus equipment. to raise at least $227 billion oyer 10 of this region's developing transpor­ Fahey doubted Wednesday the trade dollars. high occupancy vehicle lane for DOT, which has called funding for its years, with 60 percent marked for You can win $775 if you submit the correct solution to this tation plan. buses and carpools. reductions in M eral income taxes liklihood of the $10 million appropria­ The CRCOG staff two weeks ago current plan inadequate, supports the week’s Prizeweek Puzzle, featuring inside The Herald’s TV The resumption of passenger rail tion, calling the figure high. She presented its Policy Board with a set bill. Deadline for its passage to the and the federal deficit. service between Hartford and The state Department of 'Transpor­ Spotlight section. expressed support for the idea, of transit options based in large part tation is operating with a balanced full Legislature is also March 18. Cotter is also supporting construc­ Manchester has been proposed. A saying she faOored immediate ser­ on commuter preferences. The board Celia said the state’s purchase, last tion of the East Hartford link The puzzle has continued to stump thousands of entrants, Transportation Committee bill seeks transportation plan, developed last vice along the line. refused to endorse a plan calling for fall, according to Bill Lynch, director year, of 13 nbw rail cars, for about between 1-84 and 1-86. Environmental and each week the jackpot increases $25. There’s a $25 as much as $10 million in bonds to up­ Rep. Joyner said Wednesday it maximum use of automobiles. $900,000 each, and the legislature’s groups in eastern Connecticut have bonus if the winner is a regular Herald subecriber. grade the present Conrail freight of rail operations. Lynch said the would take only $1 million to upgrade Dana Hanson, executive director of department’s policy advocates, proposed development of a new rail delayed its completion. They see thd Try your skill, or luck. You can be a winner! line. As it is, the line makes one trip the existing line, adding that com­ CRCOG, said 90 to 95 percent of the line between Danbury and Norwalk East Hartford project as being com each day, averaging speeds between "...using the best method of muter parking lots were already in country’s commuters would prefer transportation for a given area.” signal a committment to mass tran­ nected with the extension of 1-84 to IVol. XCIX, No. 135 — Manchester. Conn., Saturday, March 8, 1980 • Since 1881 • ZOi Single Copy • 15it Home Delivered 10 and 20 m.p.h. place. travel in one-person cars. Hanson sit. Providence. The bill, supported by state Rep. The DOT plan Is a combination of Another bill introduced by Joyner said a complex set of factors, also in­ highway, bus and rail service respec­ Inter-city rail service exists along Rep. Toby Moffett last summer Walter H. Joyner, R, and State Sen, would re-establish the freight line cluding population growth and the state’s coastline, most notably developed a citizens Task Force on David M. Barry and Marcella C. tively. Lynch said highways are most between Manchester and Williman- economic factors, were fed to a com­ appropriate where an area's popula­ between New Haven and Norwalk Mass Transit for the entire state. Fahey, both Democrats, would make tic. A committee decision is expected puter in the federal Department of (and on to New York City). Service Mary Louise Homicki, a Moffett possible an east-west line, carrying tion is widely spread. Bus transit, he to go before the Legislature, incor­ Transportation,'yielding data for the said, is most feasible for inter-city between New Haven and Springfield aide, said the task force, which is passengers along a Manchester- porating results of a feasiblity study CRCOG study. is a new phenomenon. supporting rail improvements, was Hartford-New Britain-Waterbury travel where populations are also now in progress. Joyner said the He said it is up to the Policy Board, less dense, such as Manchester to In Washington D.C., a House- drawn from the entire state because, route. Providence and Worcester Railroad, made up ofelected officials from the Fendell to leave ROTC Senate conference considering the “ ...the issues extended beyond the The bill is due out of committee Hartford or Bloomfield to Hartford. which is interested in the line, has es­ region, to determine the interplay of Rail, he added, is ideal in areas with proposed Windfall Profits Tax sixth district.” The group advocates March 18. A hearing is scheduled timated that $6 million would be highway, bus and rail systems. allocated about $34 billion over a 10- development of an overiall mass responsible for his entry into the degree from Syracuse University, Fendell Speaking of future trends, Fendell said March 13 at the Whiton Memorial high population density. By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA burgeoning field. went on to earn his master’s degree from he foresees the center meeting the needs needed to restore service. • Under maximum highway use, the Tom Celia, a spokesman for House .year period to mass transit and transit plan for Connecticut. Library. Its approach to the vital The Trans Plan being developed by option which was rejected, two energy research and development Mass transit plans are developing Herald Reporter Fendell said he has seen many changes Eastern Connecticut State College. He of the more severely handicapped and question of funding will determine its Transportation Committee Chair­ MANCHESTER — Norman Fendell, in the public's acceptance of the han­ earned a certificate of Advanced development of programs allowing these the Capitol Region Council of north-south arterials would be built : man Thom Serrani said state plans projects. in the state and federal Legislatures. route to the full Legislature. Governments is expected to outline l-2tU from F91 in Windsor across the Rep. William R. Cotter, D, a However, government implementa­ director of the Regional Occupational dicapped, such as those encouraging them Graduate Studies in Administration at the people to live independently, instead of If bonding were to be sought, the call for the expenditure of about $400 Training Center since its inception four to find a place in the job market. Ad­ University of Hartford and also attended concentrating on finding them com­ later this month the region’s Bissell Bridge to 1-86 in Manchester; million over five years to purchase member of the House Appropriations tion of transportation programs lag bill would pass through the Finance transportation policy for the next 15 1-284, running east of Route 5, Committee, supported the mass tran­ well behind. years ago, will resign from the ditionally, he said the public is now more law school. petitive employment. He added there will equipment, including some 250 buses Manchester public school system effec­ sensitive to the needs of the handicapped, He began his teaching career in probably be a greater concern for the han­ tive Oct. 1. as can be evidenced by the ramps and the Manchester in September 1961. At that dicapped who are over 21 years of age, and Fendell, who is credited with being the general awareness of their special needs. time he te^ught a special education class at that the deinstitutionalization move will Region. Land conservation trust moving force behind the creation of the “I don’t think you’ll find another com­ Bentley School. After his Bentley impact on the center. center for the physically and mentally munity in the country that does as much experience, Fendell moved to Manchester handicapped, also served on the Gover­ for their handicapped and elderly popula­ High School in 1964 and originated a work Saying he was looking forward to is alive, well and active nor’s Committee for Employment of the tion as Manchester,” Fendell declared, siuoy program for special, education moving on, and away from the winter Handicapped in 1975. localizing his contention that there is students, which was the first of its kind in climate in New England, Fendell said he The land trust is in need of people SOUTH WINDSOR-Despite an ap­ Saying he had visited Israel five times, greater understanding of the people to Manchester. was considering living on a kibbutz, and parent lack of activity recently, to help with various tasks in the In 1966, F’endell was appointed to the the last time being two years ago when he whom he has dedicated many years. was unperturbed by the 100 percent infla­ members of the South Windsor Land futrue and would like anyone in­ made job inquiries, Fendell has accepted Saying he was unsure exactly what his position of special education supervisor. Trust said it is alive and well, and ac­ terested to attend the March 20 tion rate now ravaging Israel. “I’ve worked a position as consultant to that nation’s role would be in Israel, Fendell said he in­ While serving the school system, Fendell with some of these students and their tive. meeting. Ministry of Education. tends to travel to the (iarribean first, and worked actively with interested parents, A meeting of the general Considerable assistance is He said although there is no abundance to try his hand at writing non-fiction. citizens and the Board of Education in parents for 10 to 15 years,” Fendell membership has been called for available from the state and the of opportunities in his field in Israel, there Another hobby of Fendell’s brought an creating and maintaining the Manchester mused. ‘I should hope enough of the March 20 at 8 p.m. at the South Wind­ many land trusts in other towns, for does exist a system not nearly as ad­ expression of loss from Superintendent Sheltered Workshop. He was associated students and their parents would like me sor Library. TTie topic of the meeting all areas of activity. Those areas in­ vanced as the programs in the states James Kennedy, who said Friday, with the workshop until 1976, when the so that I would be missed.” will be “Where Do We Go From clude education, maintenance of which offers a number of inspirational set­ “Besides missing Mr. Fendell as a fellow training center was opened. Here?” iand, land acquisition studies, and tings. employee of the school system, I shall The center, which serves 22 towns Certainly the administration will miss The land conservation trust is the tax and legal aspects of donating It was the dynamism of his teachers miss him because he is one of the few peo­ besides Manchester, has undergone him, as Kennedy remarkeej. ”He has chartered to hold land for passive use land or money to a land trust. during the 1960s that motivated the ple in town I can occasionally beat at ten­ changes since it was initially conceived, served well. He is recognized statewide in its natural state and for the educa­ educator to specialize in the concern of nis.” primarily because of state laws that man­ and indeed nationally as an educator who tion of the public as to the benefits of the handicapped. He. particularly praised Kennedy has good reason to miss date the mainstreaming of less severely has pioneered in services for the han­ h.t. i such land use. Youth agency sets Dr, John Cassels, now head of the Gengras Fendell, as a review of the man’s ac­ handicapped into the regular school dicapped, especially the mentally The Land Trust already owns one workshop on jobs Norman Fendell Center for Exceptional Children, as being complishments. Having received his B.A. system. retarded" parcel of land called the Williams Property on Ellington Road. A monu­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The Youth ment acknowledging the gift was in­ Services Bureau of South Windsor stalled and dedicated last June and will hold a free job skills workshop the parcel has undergone a drainage March 12 from 2;30 to 5 p.m. at South improvement program and will be Windsor Community Center in Room planted with grass and shrubs this 12. Everyone candidate for Barry^s seat spring. The workshop is designed to Also, a property of some eight provide youth, ages 16-18, with effec­ vacated this November by Sen. Windsor, who is preparing for a didacy a “possibility.” Zinsser said, lobbyist for the state's commercial government continues to spend with acres, on the Scantic River, is in the tive job-seeking skills. Included in By MARTIN KEARNS challenge to his seat as represen­ “I’m considering it but what I do is banks, have already announced in­ no end in sight.” He accused govern­ final stages of legal work for dona­ David Barry, D-Manchester, this workshop will be information on Herald Reporter Former Manchester Mayor tative for the 14th District, called going to depend more on what terest in the district seat. ment of trying to please special in­ tion to the Land Trust and will be finding out about employment MANCHESTER -A s State Sen, Matthew Moriarty said Friday night, that his main concern. But he added, happens to the economy. If business Former Sen. George Hannon, terest groups and called for spending available for the use of members in openings, completing applications, Marcella Fahey, D-East Hartford, ”I have consider^ it, but I haven’t “If something happens later on, who were to start picking up, sure. formerly of East Hartford and the cuts across the board.” 1981, interviews and job follow-up. Any put it Friday night, "Sure, everyone reached a conclusion. Over the knows? Right now I’m working hard Zinsser zaid the successful can­ third district, could not be reached Others mentioned as possible can­ other questions relating to finding in Manchester, Glastonbury, South weekend I’ll be talking to some on getting re-elected.” didate will need the support of for comment. Hannon now lives in didates for the Senate seat include work will also be addressed. Windsor, Bolton ... is a candidate.”) people.” Moriarty added tliat he On the Republican side, Carl Glastonbury and Manchester, towns Glastonbury. Rep. Robert "Skip” Walsh, D- Interested persons are asked to And just about everyone contacted expected to reach a decision early Zinsser, who recently resigned as he saw as keys to winning the seat. Zinsser said monetary issues will Coventry, Rep. Aloysius Ahearn D- register before March 10 by calling Dents to fete by The Herald said they were con­ next week. minority leader of the Manchester Glastonbury Mayor Constantine be-key to the campaign. “The state, Bolton, and Rep. Teresalee Ber- the Youth Service Department at 644- sidering a run for the seat being Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South Board of Directors, called his can­ Constantine and David Della Bitta, a unfortunately, like the federal tinuson, D-East Windsor. ex-PZC head 0875, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Glub^s cookbook SOUTH WINDSOR-The South on sale Saturday Windsor Democratic Town Com­ Inflation rise mittee will sponsor “An Evening of SOUTH WINDSOR-The cookbook Recognition,” to honor William E. published recently by the South Grace, former chairman of the Plan­ Windsor Women’s Club will be on ning and Zoning Commiss.^*' on sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. said ‘shocking’ March 29 at the Marco Poiu at the K-Mart Shopping Plaza in Ver­ Restaurant, 1250 Burnside Ave., East non. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation several other banks followed suit. Hartford. The book contains 500 recipes sub­ at the wholesale level registered Harris Bank and Trust of Chicago Deep concentration Cocktails and hors d’ouevres will mitted by South Windsor residents. A another “shocking” rise in February, went to 18 percent. Obstacle course be from 6;30 to 8 p.m. Tickets will be donation of $5.95 is being asked for it. and President Carter promised “If I hadn’t been prepared for this, $16 a person and are available from Proceeds from the sale will be Friday to take dramatic action by I would say the February price pic­ Maybe Nicole McGrath, a Grade 1 student at the Maple John Winder, a grade 1 student at the Maple Street School in Marshall Montana or Sydnie Cote, Street School in Vernon is dreaming of being a tightrope Vernon is surmounting one of the obstacles in a mini-obstacle donated to the South Windsor High early next week aimed at reversing ture was shocking,” said one ad­ co-chairmen of the event, or from School Scholarship Fund, Timothy the trend. ministration economist. “It’s clear walker in the circus. At least she’s really concentrating on get­ course the children were covering during a physical education Democratic District chairmen. Shnldon Bergeron Edward School and other community The Labor Department announced that energy is the main villain, but DeNora Martin LaPorle Jrnsen ting across a low beam safely during an open house session in period at the school. Tom Bowler, physical education instruc­ Reservations for tables of 10 can be projects. that producer prices for goods ready now it has spread to all areas except observance of National Physical Education-Sports Week con­ tor held open house sessions this week in observance of made with Montana. Those planning For more information contact for sale to retailers soared by 1.5 per­ food.’’ ducted by Tom Bowler, physical education instructor. (Herald National Physical Education-Sports Week. (Herald photo by to attend are asked to reserve their Marilyn Pugliese, 154 Rosemary cent last month—a 19.1 percent com­ Foo prices fell 0.5 percent after tickets as soon as possible. photo by Richmond) Richmond) Lane, South Windsor. pound annual rate that was fueled by dropping 0.8 percent in January. Your JSei^hbors^ Views the biggest energy increases in six A group of mayors who rhet with years. Carter at the White House said the PINEHURST GROCERY. INC. Fhrices had jumped 1.6 percent in president told them he will offer Which candidate will come out on top in the slate presidential primary? January. Thus, the first two months “bold initiatives” within the next Ryba outlines goals for Bolton boards Rifli JenHrn, Manchester — "1 going to go all the way. Kennedy’s of 1980 have seen the biggest back-to- three or four days. Barbara DeNora, Colchester— “I with the issues and the main issues policies. requirements for future use, to determine what equip­ Carter said the new anti-inflation are overseas now. As long as there’s think Carter will for the Democrats, not doing what he's supposed to do.” BOLTON — The goals, responsibilities and duties and back wholesale price increases since think Reagan. I think he’s got the Roherl Bergeron, East Hartford proposed activities of the Board of Selectmen subcom­ The proposed activities of the Constabulary Subcom­ ment might be required in the future, and to evaluate CORRECTION 1974. steps would be “unsettling for some a crisis Carter will get attention.” because Kennedy has gone downhill. experience and I don’t like the other — "I think Reagan because he's the mittees were outlined by First Selectman Henry Ryba at mittee are to develop a five-year plan with progressive current space allocations in the interest of improving ef­ In a separate report, the Labor people,” according to one of the Dave LaPorte, Ellington — "I IJike Bush because he's the best of candidates’ views. I just want most honest man, he's very sensible the recent meeting of the board. phases and to conduct an ongoing evaluation of programs ficiency and productivity. In our Wednesday, March 5, advertise­ Department said the nation’s un­ mayors. think Carter because he’s already got the Republicans" someone different than Carter.’’ Camille Slieldon, East Hartford and has a good head on his Ryba said, "It has been my feeling for some time that and needs of the community. Also to study internal procedures and forms and to ment carrots were incorectly priced to sell employment rate dipped to 6 percent Administration officials say Carter the experience and he knows what to Keith Martin. Hartford — “I like — “I just have a feeling Carter is shoulders ' the efficiency of the Board of Selectmen would be The proposed activities of the Personnel Subcommittee maximize use of time and energy and explore innovative at 7 H a bag. The CORRECT price is 29* last month from 6.2 percent in will most likely slice $20 billion from Carter in the primary. He’s involved expect when problems occur.” enhanced through the creation of board subcommittees. are to do a salary study, job description review and approaches to enhance operation. a bag. January. the fiscal 1980-81 budgets and may The board approved the establishment of five subcom­ analysis and evaluation of present positions. The fifth subcommittee is the labor negotiations team. The change, although termed in­ seek selective credit controls to slow mittees at a recent meeting. The Public Works Subcommittee is to devise plans for All subcommittees will schedule meetings as necessary. significant by government down borrowing. Ryba said, "The existence of these subcommittees will road and building improvements, including securing cost economists, offered evidence that The Labor Department said that provide a vehicle to channel board members' talents estimates, outlining quarterly activities for the highWay the long-awaited recession may be with the exception of food the cost of while minimizing the possibility of delays in formulating department and phasing in proposed road improvements delayed again. items at the wholesale level climbed Connally looking for a victory and executing board policies ’ contained in the Office of Policy and Management report Shortly after the new inflation sharply across the board. (signing and striping). HERB’S AUTO aECTRIC governor of California, rolled down He added that the subcommittees would submit their 54 BURNSIDE AVE.. L HARTFORD report was made public Friday, Energy items rose last month by COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - John embarked on a final swing of South percent and Bush 12 percent with 15 various proposals to the board for formal votes and in no The proposed activities of the Internal Operations and Custom-Made Citibank of New York hiked its prime 7.5 percent, by far the largest gain Connally appealed Friday for a Carolina’s major urban areas. percent undecided. the state's highways in search of way would their activities be conducted so as to supplant Procedures Subcommittee are to analyze space lending rate to 17Y4 percent and since March, 1974. massive turnout in Saturday’s South But a poll conducted for Ronald And Richard Norman, field coor­ votes. authority of the full board in the decision making process. Home Improvement Carolina presidential primary and Reagan and an assessement by dinator for the Bush campaign, said Bush also returned to the state The goal of all subcommittees is to expedite the Board GOT Products predicted he will get the victory he George Bush — both running against his personal predictions give Reagan after a two-day absence. of Selectmen policies. Money Saving Energy Ideas needs to stay alive in the race for the Connally in the Republican contest — 55 percent, Connally 25 percent and The primary is the first ever in The responsibilities of the subcommittees include Thermo Insulation Windows• Doors GOP nomination. indicated the former Texas governor Bush 20 percent. providing periodic reports to the board on activities would come in far behind Reagan. Connally used a chartered jet to South Carolina and the first in the Screens* Enclosures “I frankly think we are going to relating to their respective subcommittee and to make DIAMOND S Q tU fd c iy - carry the state — I really do,” Con­ The Reagan poll showed him campaign despite depleted resources South this year. The outcome is un­ recommendations for the adoption of proposals and One Day Service on Repairs nally told a news conference as he favored by 55 percent, Connally 18 while Reagan, the former two-term certain. SHOWCASE manufactured locally The weather ' Mens or Ladies and available to you! • 27" Lug Frame Rain ending tonight; highs in the You can save money by following [ ^ ^ aid after fire • Gumwall Tires 10 SPEED is Buyins 40s. 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EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 8, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 8. 1980 Tax Tips U jp d Q tc _ Minimum limits apply to medical deductions Editor’s note: This is the sixth in a covering medical care of the come of both the husband and wife. prescription drugs; medical care insurance under or until the year in which the Safeway Stores Inc., A&P and Giant F o^, Inc. troduction of rocket launchers capable of using both con­ loans unless banks can charge more interest. series of 11 articles designed to help taxpayer, his or her spouse, or a The 3 percent limitation, however, — The medical care portion in Medicare (Medicare B); amounts for taxpayer reaches 65 (but in no case Thursday announced voluntary ceilings on some house- ventional and nuclear weapons, may have signaled the Epidemic kills hundreds He called for the suspension of state ceilings on loan income tax return filers deal with dependent to the extent such does not apply to onehalf (up to $150 policies providing for more than one Medicare A (the part of social securi­ for less than 5 years). brand products after Esther Peterson, President Carter’s beginning of the long-awaited spring offensive in charges that already have been removed for mortgages. changes in federal income tax law expenses are not compensated for by per year) of the amount paid for type of reimbursement if the medical ty that covers basic medicare) are Medical expenses include amounts ATLANTA (UPI) — Influenza and pneumonia claimed special assistant for consumer affairs, called on 50 of the Afghanistan. paid for the diagnosis, cure, mitiga­ Reflecting the turbulent interest rate situation FYi^y, Western officials in Washington and Pakistan said effective for 1979. The series is insurance or through other means, qualified deductible medical care in­ charge is reasonable and is stated not deductible if paid as part of the 3,800 lives across the nation during the past two months, nation’s largest food retailers to hold the line on some tion, treatment, or prevention of dis­ a small New York City bank turned maverick by reducing Friday that with the weather improving for both ground repared by the Commerce Clearing according to the Commerce Gearing surance. 'The balance of such in­ separately in the insurance contract social security tax; they are deducti­ with 850 of the fatalities blamed on a six-week flu food prices. ease or for the purpose of affecting its prime rate to 16% percent while Chicago’s Harris and air activity, the Soviets appear ready to launch or are House of Chicago, a foremost repor­ House, an authority on tax law. surance is lumped together with or is furnished to the taxpayer in a ble if paid voluntarily by a person age epidemic, the national Center for Disease Control said any structure or function of the body, Trust & Savings became the first major bank to move its already moving into a spring offensive against insurgent ting authority on tax and business The deduction is limited, however, other medical expenses and separate statement; 65 or older who is not entitled to Friday. including amounts paid for health in­ prime to an unmatched 18 percent. Officials mull gesture forces and those opposing &e (Soviet puppet regime in law. to that portion of the expenses which deducted, subject to the 3 percent — Policies that provide for replace­ social security benefits. The CDC said statistically the expected death toll from — Medical care insurance surance, dental work, eyeglasses, ar­ Kabul. By United Press International exceed 3 percent of the taxpayer’s rule. ment of lost or damaged contact influenza and pneumonia for the period would have been WASHINGTON (UPI) — American policymakers are Taxpayers who itemize their Qualified medical insurance lenses; premiums paid by the taxpayer for tificial limbs, hearing aids, transpor­ [about 2,950 but that outbreaks of influenza, caused More food prices frozen considering a conciliatory gesture to Iran if Moslem Spring thaws have begun, but mountain passes are still adjusted gross income. Medicine and deductions must consider minimum drugs can be included in amounts premiums include amounts paid for: — Membership in an association himself, his spouse, or a dependent, tation primarily for and essential to ' primarily by a comparatively new virus, B-Singapore, militants keep their promise and hand over U.S. hostages blocked by waist-high snow and it will be several weeks medical care, and the like. Grand Union Co. and Fisher Foods Inc. Friday followed yet, probably two months, before tanks and heavy ar­ limits in deducting medical and den­ spent for medical care, but only to — Policies that provide reimburse­ furnishing cooperative, or so-called before he reaches 65, which' cover added the other 850 deaths. to the ruling Revolutionary Council, diplomatic sources medical are after he reaches 65. Funeral and burial expenses, the lead of three other major supermarket chains and tillery could be sent up into the forbidding hillsr tal expenses on their federal income the extent they exceed 1 percent of ment for hospitalization, surgical “free choice” medical service, or Most of the fatalities involved people over 65 who are slapped a 30-day price freeze on some private label said Friday. tax returns. fees and other medical expenses; group hospitalization and clinical These premiums are deductible when health club dues, illegal operations or particularly susceptible to influenza and its principal the adjusted gross income. brands in response to a Carter administration plea to But the sources said sentiment at the State Department Deduction is allowed for expenses — Policies that provide only for the care; paid if they are payable on a level treatments and weight loss programs complication, pneumonia. appears to be against any major concessions while the 50 On a joint return, the 3 percent is fight rising food costs. Contract breaks rules actually paid during the taxable year based on the total adjusted gross in­ reimbursement of the cost of — Amounts paid for supplementary payment basis for 10 years or more, do not qualify as medical expenses. “Most people buy national brands, so the freeze won’t Americans remain in Iranian hands. / "I think it’s illogical to issue a profusion of thanks for WASHINGTON (UPI) — The three-year wage contract Prime rate rises again have a general effect on reducing prices,” said an signed last fall by the Ford Motor Co. and the United Auto Church sets inflation-weary Bedford,' N.Y., consumer. “The only holding our hostages over 100 days,” one source said. NEW YORK (UPI) — Bankers claimed they would “That’s my personal opinion, of course, but I believe it’s Workers violates President Carter’s voluntary pay stan­ prices the retailers can control are their own brands.” dard, .the government ruled Friday. week events make more money if interest rates were lower, but the The action will-temporarily stabilize the prices of hun­ the general feeling around the department. nation's major banks posted a half-point increase in the Ford now has seven business days to seek reconsidera­ MANCHESTER - Next dreds of foods and household products. But many tion of the decision by the Council on Wage and Price prime lending rate Friday to a record 17% percent. shoppers complained bitterly about escalating prices for week will be observed at Chairman Walter Wriston of Citibank, the first tp boost Spring offensive starts Stability, or the automaker will become the largest com­ Trinity Covenant Church meat and dairy products, which will not be affected by pany yet to be placed on the government's non- the prime rate for loans to the most credit-worthy the freeze. A series of Soviet mjlitary moves, including the in­ as Christian Education businesses, warned that consumers face a cutoff of new compliance list. Week. Several activities will honor the 200th birth of the Sunday School which UPERSALE 7977 39 53- 300U J9 77 Coordinator suggested for health care was started by Robert (SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY) Raikes of Gloucester, sing homes were all equals when they met England in 1780. HARTFORD (UPI) - The com­ Dr. Douglas Lloyd, commissioner of He said when it came to nursing homes (5n Sunday, the present missioners of aging, health services and health services, said the three supported he was responsible for the quality of and they needed one policy-maker to call the shots. staff of teachers will be income maintenance Friday said they sup­ Gov. Ella Grasso’s proposal which would health care. Department of Income honored at both services, ported the concept of a neutral establish an office of long-term care. Maintenance Commissioner Edward with students participating MNmAMQKO , She also stressed that longterm health policymaker to coordinate long term The proposal would place the coor­ Maher paid the bills and Mrs. Shealy was in both the 8:15 and 10:50 SAVE40’/«»60’‘ OFF care meant the “whole broad spectrum of health care in Connecticut. dinator in the Department of Human the advocate for the elderly. a.m. services. Our Regular or Mfr.’s List Prices The three appeared before the Resources, which is not directly involved Lloyd said they needed an arbiter- health care” — which included home care, day care, congregate care as well as nur­ A staff appreciation Legislature's Public Health Committee, in the long term health care area. coordinator to help iron out differences dinner will be served at the •TEXAS INSTRUMENTS «TIMEX and develop “one universal point of view sing homes. HIOHUT TIMMtAIUMS' which is considering a proposal to es­ “We feel it is necessary that we have church on Tuesday, at 6:30 that is the best, a compromise for the WELLS FARGO h40. tablish a council on long term care headed the coordinator in neutral turf,” said p.m. Lou Karlberg of the •CASIO •SEIKO citizens of the state.” by an executive director appointed by the Lloyd, who added he didn't want the per­ local Bibles and Books Fire & Smoke Detector governor. son placed in his department. “How much quality can you really af­ Maher spoke for the three when he op­ Sports and Dress Watches for Men and Women store will be the speaker. CtMor Rag. 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During Saturday, agencies which have different priorities. bureacracy,” Lloyd said. the seven state agencies involved in nur­ “We’ve been studied to death,” he said. 7.70 rain and showers will be found across most of the Atlan­ 15 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. In­ Battery operated for early A TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Udies' Fashion D. TIMEX Men's Full-lunctlon Chronograph Watch 5-lunctlon with easy LCD q 7 /, tic coastal states, except changing to snow in upper New vited are students from the warning even durino power with Quartz module. -mn early childhood depart­ failures! Battery Indluded. readout. Our Rag. 17.97...... • J . f U Our Rag. S2.9S...... £t.fO England. Rain will also be found in southern California SPSBIO ment through Grade six. E. CASIO Man's Fashion Watch, Quartz while showers or rain and snow appear over parts of the ^ Committee hacks hill 'Sm clwt lot dotollt. B. 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Highs Saturday bill that would allow Connecticut’s 5,(X)0 Indians have been ignored and neglected. used in the birthday cards home, boat, car, gffice. in the mid to upper 40s Lows Saturday night in the mid Indians to rule themselves and regulate Everyone thought we had disappeared. they will be making. The their own lands. party will feature games, •KIdde 'lA IO B C FIra 30s. Partly sunny, windy and mild Sunday. Highs in the But since the council was formed, it has Extingulihar, Ow Rag. izja, 9.66 upper 40s to lower 50s. Probability of precipitation near The bill before the Government Ad­ given Indians a voice in our own affairs.” music, and food. 100 percent Saturday and 60 percent Saturday night. ministration and Elections Committee The proposed bill would have a greater In charge of the W^'toSO'/^OFF Southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph Saturday, shifting to would require the Indian Affairs Council impact “for it shows respect and recogni­ arrangements are Jan Our Original* Prices On A Select Group Of westerly late Saturday night. to determine the rights of Indians, and tion for the tribal governments,” he said. Neumuth, Linda Allely, preservation of their lands and burial and Marianne Modean. MR. COFFEE 12-Cup Extended outlook grounds “by tribal law.” Fowler said the bill would also permit Deluxe Coffeemaker Extended outlook for New England Monday through the tribes a broader determination of who The council, created in 1973, is made up Redmen note Ctidor Rag. Pitea...... Wednesday: of one representative from each of the may reside on the reservations and “per­ 43.99 Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut; mits .he kind of self-determination which anniversary i Caldor Sals Prtca...... 34.70 state’s five tribes and three non-Indian Mir. MaIMn flabatf...... 10.00* Becoming partly cloudy with a chance of showers Mon­ members chosen by the governor. will allow us to grow and dvelop even MANCHESTER - Mian- day. Variable cloudiness Tuesday., fair Wednesday. High The bill requires the council to abide by tonomoh Tribe, Inter­ YOUR FINAL COST temperatures in the upper 40s Monday and Tuesday... up­ the various tribes’ laws before acting on national Order of Redmen, lilHfr ' M TO 24o70 Tylenol Unique coffee saver begins per 30s and low 40s Wednesday. Overnight lows upper 20s disputes involving treaties, reservation The bill was strongly opposed by a will celebrate its 68th an­ \\ to mid 30s Monday and Tuesday... mid 20s to low 30s : V brewing In seconds to give boundaries or for the “preservation of In­ former council member Irving Harris of niversary Monday at 7:30 you a perfect cup and keep It Wednesday. dian culture and language.” Litchfield, a member of the Schaghticoke p.m. at the Italian- warml *MCS1212 ‘PRINCESS DAISY’ Maine, N.H.; Increasing clouds with chance of flurries (Portland Fowler, traditional chief of the tribe. ' American Club, 135 *Sm dark lor rtatall,. by Judith Krantz north and chance of showers south on Monday. Chance of • BAN Roll-On Deodorant Mohegan tribe, spoke in support of the Eldridge St. 1.5 oz. SELECTED TOYS: Hardcover flurries north and fair south Tuesday. Fair all sections The past sachem will Pub. Llat 12.H. Wednesday. Highs 30s north and 40s south. Lows teens Our Rag. 1.57 .. 9 9 ^ • HASBRO ‘Balance of Power*...... 8.99 4.88 8.76 Here’s next schedule conduct the meeting and A new exciting novel by the north and 20s south. John Brown, great sachem •Gillette ATRA Blades • MATTEL ‘See & Say Talking TV i4.89 6.88 author ot 'Scruples'! Centers Vermont: Partly cloudy....then rain and snow showers Southern New England Telephone Co. Central Office Foreman on a strong willed woman of of Connecticut and his Our Lowest prices. with FREE Razor Monday. Occasional flurries Tuesday. Parflal clearing William Keehner explains the intricate electronic switching equip­ for town bookmobile Board of Great Chiefs will • REMCO ‘Look & Love Doll’ ...... 12.99 7.88 today, from a fairy-tale world. and scattered flurries Wednesday. Highs mainly 30s and 5 cartridgaa visit. Famous BRUNSWICK Our Rag. 1.59 . .. lows 15 to 25. ment of the Manchester office to members of the Greater Manchester 9 9 ^ • MATTEL ‘Tuff Stuff Baby Buggy' 16.59 8.88 Chamber of Commerce. Tours of the telephone company switching, MANCHESTER - Here Center. Refreshments will be Quality Bowling Balls • MAHEL ‘Hug & Talk Dolls’ 16.49 8.88 business office, customer service and retail phone center were con­ is next "week’s schedule for 11:40 a.m. — Ivy Manor served. For further infor­ -‘BODY ON TAP’ Shampoo tCLE ON ICE’ The Almanac the Manchester Public Apartments. mation phone 643-5515. • Crown Royal ducted Friday as part of the Chamber’s on-going First Friday Forum 2:10 p.m. — Ambassador Our R*g. Mnt*rm«dUit« martidowni takan. Not all toya In all atocta, no rainchacki. Paperback Library bookmobile: 31.99. Our Rag. 2.33...... I I series. (Herald photo by Harry) Drive. 24.88 Pub. Llat 2.50 . 1.88 Monday River walk By Lniled Press Inlernational 2:50 p.m. — Carpenter •Custom LTD •TYLENOL Tablets EACH BIKE Story ot those Golden Boys., Today is Saturday, March 8, the 68th day of 1980 with io a.m. — Case Drive. Road. set Sunday the U.S. Hockey Team! Profiles, lOO'l U £*£* statistics, game analysis & 298 to follow. 11:40 a.m. — Bluefield 3:30 p.m. — Grissom Road. liP C r » 19.76 CHOICE OF MODELS FOR Drive. 4:10 p.m. — Woodstock MANCHESTER - The In 10 to 16-lb. weights. Includes Our Rag. 2.55...... I aOD THE WHOLE FAMILY! victory! Bantam books with »12 OFF New York Times staff. The moon is approaching its last quarter. Chamber members see 2:10 p.m. — Newman Street Drive. next walk for the free measuring and drilling; The morning stars are Saturn and’ Mercury. (off Center). Wednesday Hockanum River Linear ^ allow 2-weeks for delivery. The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. 2:50 p.m. — Thomas Drive. iVi'ilflYll’l 10 a.m. — Oestfield Con­ Park is Sunday at 1 p.m. Those born on on this date are under the sign of Pisces. phone company facility 3:30 p.m. — Pine Ridge BOSTON HERALD Meeting place is at the Apartments. valescent Home. AMERICAN: COLEMAN 1 SO PSI PLASTIC U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., 2:40 p.m. — Spring Street *Onc of tha toufheit prison films parking lot of Ward technological advancements in telephone 4:10 p.m. — Fountain avtr m*da. Tha beaing ta9uancet was born March 8, 1841. MANCHESTER —The complexities of (near Gardner). Manufacturing Co. on ZEBCO Official Air Compressor JAMBOREE! the operations of Southern New England equipment which have made possible such Village Apartments. maka 'Rocky' look Ilka patty-caka. On this date in history: 3:20 p.m. — Nike Circle. patty-cakar Adams Street. We will Boy Scout Telephone Co.’s Manchester operations improvements as “Totalphone" and the Tuesday 4:10 p.m. — West and North walk the south side of the 29.40 In 1894, New York became ths first state to pass a law “911" emergency call system. Fishing Combos were explained to members of the 10:30 a.m. — Lincoln Fairfield streets. Hockanum River north to Our Rag. 39.99 1 b9 9 ea. requiring dogs to be licensed. Greater Manchester Chamber of Francis Clark, business office super­ Thursday PENITENTIARY North Main Street and 12 volt operation with Reg. 2.49 to 2.99 In 1917. strikes and riots in St. Petersburg marked the Commerce Friday. visor for the Phone Center stores ser­ fa,"'’ s. 11.88 13V4 ft. power cord that [»• return. On the return walk start of the Russian Bolshevik Revolution. Telephone company representatives vicing Manchester and Enfield, 10:30 a.m. — Regional Oc­ • 9202 Spincast Reel, plugs Into lighter for Tax receipts can be seen the remains of iVi' FIbBrglaii Rod In 1961. the U.S. nuclear submarine Patrick Henry conducted tours of the Manchester demonstrated the totalphone capabilities cupational Training Center. Instant use. • Vegatabla Bin up in state 11:40 a.m. — Frances Drive. the dam and dike of the Old •#54 Spinning Reel, SONY AM/FM-AC/DC arrived in Holy Loch, Scotland, from Charleston, S.C., headquarters and explained switching which include call forwarding, which 2:10 p.m.- — Sycamore Lane. Peter Adams Paper Mill. S'5" Flb«rglasf Rod. • Laundry Baskat the first American sub to use the Scottish naval base. operations in the modern electronic allows phone calls to be automatically HARTFORD (UPI) - 2:50 p.m. — Clinton Street The entire walk takes Both with mini tackle box & lures Portable Radio • 14-Qt. Pail switching facility. They told visitors of the transferred to another number when oc­ CHAMPION or AC In 1977. the U.S. House of Representatives approved, Tax receipts in February (near Oak). about two hours. Spark Plugs Our Reg. • Slida-A-Tray with some modifications, a tax stimulus program service and repair operations and cupants are away from home. totaled $9 million more 3:30 p.m. — Ashworth Snow/rain date is March 34.87 ... 28.40 • 14-Qt. Wastabaskat explained some of the new services Visitors also were shown advancements Street. LED tuning Indicator, tone proposed by President Carter. than the same month in 16. • Rtgular Plugt Just In time (or spring telephone customers may request. in telephone technology which help serve 1979, the state Department 4:l(Lp m. — Gerard Street. FU0.99C Ea. O O ^ control, telescoping antenna. LOAD HOG’ Steel Has wide range S’/z" speaker. spruce-up, clean-up the handicapped. of Revenue Services lime! Heavy-duty, A thought for the day: Justics Oliver Wendell Holmes Paula Krager, an executive in the Wells chairs Cu. Ft. Hand Cart { •R tils to r Plugs Includes AC cord. Batteries The tour of the facility also included the reported Friday. durable plastic. said, "Taxes are what we pay for civilized society." Manchester office, told visitors the office Rag 1.09...... Ea. 9 9 * not Included. service center and business office, where Tax Commissioner Ores dinner-dance (Limit 9) has about 225 employees who serve about Sir- 47.33 repair requests, billing and other services T. Dubno said the $102.1 WINNER 25,0(X) area telephone customers. MANCHESTER - Makes the big jobs easy, with PI are coordinated for telephone customers million collected in ACADEM Y Lottery numbers Visitors were taken through the i Robert F, Silva, Worship­ L easy-push ball bearing wheels, both in the business and residential sec­ February compared to $93 AW ARDS I I big welded steel hopper. Manchester facilities and were told of tors. iTOaumiKO ful Master of Manchester million received a year icI^XMnaxcioi Lodge of Masons, has Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New tVWID LEANS SAVE 30% OFF ago, spurred mainly by a FLM named Donald D. Wells of England: $7.6 million jump in sales Our Rag. and Orig.* Pricas Connecticut: 989. CSEA raps pension plan 82 Plymouth Lane, as DISSTON 24-Tlne tax receipts. b i s * DOCTOR chairman of the lodge’s MEN’S JEANS! New Hampshire: 3231. Steel Lawn Rake •LEE •MAVERICK • WRANGLER HARTFORD (UPI) - of the retirement system.” Sales tax revenue, which Z H ilA G O 67th annual dinner dance to ALL TELEPHONES Rhode Island: 1719. said Friday the state’s actually reflects receipts MARRIED ai»SM*t$oa SMOMtiocaOi < Our Rag. OanIm & Corduroy Styles The Connecticut State proposed pension plan for The CSEA, which naiaasadihcuUBitBrtilPtiits | be held at the Glastonbury S.M ...... Vermont: 884. on business conducted in Hills Country Club March 4.88 Our Orig.* *_ Employees Association state workers was a “rape represents 16,000 state 11- c f^ U P L E Quick, thorough clean-up. Rust- January, was $52.8 million, 22 . 10.99 to 14.99...... * 7 workers, rejected the fin­ MO resistant, spring-back tines. compared to $45.2 million a star}' o f chance The event will begin with Choose all-cotton pre-washad denims dings of a preliminary or easy-care polylcotton corduroys. Manchester To Advertlae To Report Newa report by the state that in February 1979. I» XM] a social hour at 6:30 p.m. East Hartford - Glastonbury Since the current fiscal a TM 'InlMmadlala nwiiidowna taken. For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: was conducted by a private W* BEING followed by dinner at 7:30. Not an ttylee In ell stone, no reinchockt. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester . . . Alex Girelli. 643-2711 consultant. The union is year began last July 1, the Ir ELECTRIC Dancing to the “big band” Assorted Fresh USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m, to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 preparing for retirement state has collected $OT0.8 sound of the Sphinx Temple HOLLAND Spring Bulbs t* T 31 million in taxes. ' h o r sem a n Published daily except Sunday and cer­ through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury . Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 re-opener negotiations in THERE Dance Band will be from 9 PANASONIC 12” Diagonal closed, classified ads may be placed bv Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 PAMPERS In New EXAMPLES tain holidays by the Manchester the fall. p.m. until 1 a.m. 1.691.3.49 Convenience Packs B&W Portable TV | q q Publishing Co , Herald Square. P.O calling 643-2718. Bolton...... 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Mwch 8, IWO EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 8. 1980 — 5 Courses by Newspaper Winga of morning of energy The absent-mindeH moderator The international and so, we say goodbye to (and here were exceedingly thoughtful, polite, By CLIFF SIMPSON offered me valentines. As the new every subject and on every occasion. Carter and the United Nations Recently I finished the high minister, Mr. Taylor, was there, I he pauised with a blank look until he VRelease me from craving to Security Council for their efforts to and honest. privilege of ministering to the was tempted to tell the anecdote sneaked a glance at his notes). Dr. straighten out everybody’s affairs. secure the release of the hostages in My travel agent had failed to get a Editor’s Note: This is the eighth in a series of 15 ar­ Congregational Church in Andover. about the absent-minded moderator: Robert Jones. At the same time we Keep my mind free from the Iran visa for that country. Shortly ticles exploring “Energy and the Way We Live.” In this For several months the Search Com­ “It was a small church in Vermont welcome a name known all over New recital of endless details — give me For renewed efforts by the thereafter, we arrived at the airport article, John K. Cooley of “The Christian Science mittee had been screening can­ whose elderly minister had at long England (again he paused, glanced wings to get to the point. churches and the U.S. government to an official came to talk with us brief­ Monitor” discusses OPEC’s meteoric rise to power and didates and finally selected the ^ v . last submitt^ his resignation. The again at the notes) the Rev. George I ask for grace enough to listen to end world hunger ly, and soon he presented me with the passport all properly stamped. We iU implications. This series, written for Courses hy Richard Taylor of Hinsdale, search committee very quickly came Smith. Both these clergymen served the tale of others’, pains. Help me to And several others. one and the same Lord (a fateful planned to fly to Isfahan for a visit. I Newspaper, a program of University Elxtension, Univer­ Massachusetts as their unanimous up with a candidate for they had been endure them with'patience. Two foreign mission stories hoping and anticipating the change pause, again a nervous look at the But seal my lips on my own aches hailed in the early morning a taxi sity of California, San Diego, was funded by a grant from candidate, and subsequently he was The Rev. James Calvert writes: for a long time. Finally the day notes, and finally in triumph) Jesus and pains — they are increasing, and for the airport. Upon arrival I paid voted into the of­ “When I arrived at the Fiji group, the National Endowment for the Humanities, with arrived for, the new minister to be Christ.” ^ my love of rehearsing them becomes precisely what I had been charged fice by the con­ my first day was to bury the hands, supplemental funding from the National Science Founda­ presented to the congregation. There sweeter as the years go by. from there to the Swiss Pension.The gregation. On growing older arms, feet, and heads of eighty vic­ tion. was one hitch — the present pastor Teach me the glorious lesson that driver returned part of the' money Tw#,^ m o n th s I do not know who wrote this tims whose bodies had been roasted was still around. The deacons finally occasionally it is possible that I may saying that the earlier charge had’ later he arrived in prayer, but it is attributed to a and eaten in a cannibal feast. I lived Copyright (c) 1980 by’the Regents of the University of be mistaken. been for a limousine whereas his cab the parsonage the decided to hold a reception for both. Mother Superior. It is good as a to see those very cannibals who had The moderator knew how forgetful Keep me reasonably sweet; I do was less expensive. California. week before my prayer to Clod on High, but it will be taken part in that inhuman feast not want to be saint — some of them final Sunday. He he was — so he carefully wrote the beneficial for reading, meditation, gather^ about the Lord’s table.” are so hard to live with — but a sour By John K. Cooley was thus in the ___ details of his responsibility on a card and study — and then praying these Dr. E. Clough, a civil engineer, On another day when my and p la c ^ it in a ready place in his old woman is one of the crowning typewriter needed a minor repair. In early 1979, Iran’s oil workers joined the revolution gathering following the morning'ser­ words again: went out to the Telugus in India. The vice as they held a farewell reception breast pocket'. He opened the "Lord, Thou knowest better than I works of the devil. famine of 1877 came, and his services 1 stopped at one store. They did not that hounded out their hated ruler, Shah Mohammed meeting by saying, ‘This is a joyous Make me thoughtful, but not for me. It was a very warm and know myself that I am growing as an engineer were used in the com­ do repair work. The owner called one Reza Pahlavi. moody; helpful,.but no bossy. touching experience. Rarely have I occasion when we can thaidc our older, and will some day be old. pletion of a half-built canal by which of his employees and said that he By the year’s end, seizure of the American hostages in With my vast store of wisdom it felt such an outflow of feeling. beloved pastor who has served Us so Keep me from getting,talkative, hungry men got work, wages, and would take us to a store that did. seems a pity not to use it all, but the U S. Embassy in Tehran by the revolutionaries had The church presented me with a long and so well whose name has particularly from the fatal habit of food. In the evenings Mr. Clough After several blocks he left us at Thou knowest. Lord, that I want a escalated the situation beyond the mere loss of energy gift and many of the Church School become a byword in our village — thinking I must say something on would gather his gangs of workmen the proper place. 1 tipped him few friends at the end. Amen.’’ supplies from Iran into a major international crisis. and preach to them the Gospel, then generously for his trouble, but he Cutbacks in Iran’s oil exports, and leapfrogging price The National Council of the encourage the converts who accepted refused to take it. Everywhere the hikes inside and outside the 13-nation Organization of Churches of Christ it, to go and tell the news to others. people were helpful and friendly. I Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) were giant new And so God used even famine as his hope soon that what I found during The Governing Board has adopted my stay there will surface for the steps toward world power by the developing nations. 6ervices a budget for 1980 of $25,444,139 which evangelist. New year, on “one day, hostages and their relationship with 'The process by which energy-rich states gained control is less than half-a-percent over the 2,222 were baptized; in thirty days, Church of the Assumption, Adams Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church 5,000,' and within a year, 10,000.” the militants. of their own resources and also political leverage over Andover and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. previous year. They also passed a their Western customers was far more, however, than Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward series of resolutions: These two accounts are from a S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; book by G.B.F.Hallock, M.A.D.D. just an exercise in current Muslim or'Arah geopolitics. Firal Congregational Chureh of An­ Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor For free and open elections in Lest we forget dover, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Its roots lie much deeper. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser­ Korea A brief visit to Teheran The wealth of man is the number of pastor, interim minister. 11 a.m.. Worship vices, coffee between services; 1^9:45 For Christian action to counter the things which he loves and blesses, service; 9:45 a.m. Sunday school. Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day When I was preaching in Iran on The seven sisters Saints, Woodside street and Hillstown a.m., Sunday church school, nursery (or influence of the Ku Klux Klan my world trip some years ago, the which he is loved and blessed by. — Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery For the support of President people with whom I came in contact Thomas Carlyle. In 1901, Muzzafereddln Shah of Iran granted gold Bolton am .. Priesthood and Relief Society; for infants. prospector William Knox D’Arcy what was to become the 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. first traditional Mideast oil concession. By the 1920s, Chureh of St. Mauriee, 32 Hebron Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gtry seven big Western firms had come to dominate the world L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; Modern dance scheduled Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses a m.; Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness energy market. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting: 7 modern dance piece entitled Conservatory and the recent In rough order of size, the majors, or “Seven Sisters,” Bolton United Methodist Church. p.m., salvation meeting. rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m,. MANCHESTER-The Unitarian Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 Universalist Society: East of "Anemones.” recipient of an award for her con­ have been Exxon, the Royal Dutch Shell group, Texaco, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie United Pentecostal Church, 187 The choreographer is Sarah Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school: Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Manchester will present, as part of tributions to the arts in Connecticut. Standard Oil of California (known as Socal, marketing as Center Congregational Church, 11 Whitten, a graduate of The Hartford Ms. Whitten is best known for her Chevron), Mobil, Gulf and British Petroleum. In some 11 a.m. worship service. minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 its Sunday service, an abstract St. George's EpiseOpal Chureh, a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., pantomime company. Chance Fin­ areas a smaller, “eighth sister” has been France’s Com- Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holllger, worship. senior pastor: Rev.Chester C. Copeland, dings. pagnie Francaise des Petroles. , vicar. 10 a.m. Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. The three dancers, Canton High Under the old concession system, the companies ran Nursery program and coffee fellowship. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. Family film series School students, are Katherine Worship service and church school; 11:15 huge oil-bearing territories almost like colonies. Host Bolton Congregational Church, worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Reynolds, Etienne Grant, and natival gas, and tanker industries. a.m., Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. governments had little control and shared minimally in Emirates), Algeria, Nigeria, Ecuador and Gabon. OPEC’s power Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. Elizabeth Green, the award-winning To force prices up to fair levels, OPEC in the 1960s By February 1973 a devaluing U.S. dollar led OPEC to Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship St. John's Polish National Catholic profits. ’Thus, in the 20 years of OPEC’s life, the oil-rich lands to resume Sunday soprano for the northeastern United regulated production. Its members also sought equity begin drastic price hikes to protect members’ income. service and nursery, church school; 1 0 :» Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A Venezuela was the first to break with this pattern. of Africa, Asia, and Latin America have risen from total a.m South Windsor States. participation for host governments in decisions regarding ’Then, as U.S. import demand rose, the Arab oil embargo s m Coffee and fellowsijip; 10:45 a.m?T Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; MANCHESTER-The Focus on the nearly all teen-agers face. After its first free elections in 1948, a nationalistic subservience to the industrial world outside the Soviet Forum, Study group. 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. “Anemones" is choreographed for production, distribution, and pricing, first urged upon exploded upon the West, to support Egypt and Syria in Wapping Community Church, 1790 Family film series will resume Sun­ Dr. Dobson has devoted his church sanctuary space, to music by government passed an income tax law giving the govern­ bloc to potential economic mastery over that world. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ professional and public life to ARAMCO by Saudi Arabia in 1964. When a world sellers’ their 1973 war against Israel. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. day at 7 at the Church of the Vivaldi, and is done primarily in the ment 50 percent of the oil companies’ profits — at that In 1960 the United States, Western Europe, and Japan son, minister, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m-., promoting the interests of the family market for oil appeared in 1971, OPEC members were Coventry Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Nazarene, 236 Main St. The “Origins very lyrical Limon technique. The time a truly revolutionary step. were almost sole owners of the non-communist world’s worship service and church school. of Self-doubt, “which is the first seg­ and particularly to the application of able to elbow major companies, little by little, toward World oil prices quadrupled, and supplies drastically Coventry Presbyterian Church, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 St. Francis of Assisi Church, 673 general theme is three young women ’The 50-50 system spread quickly to the Mideast, where energy sources and distribution system. By 1979, they had Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 ment of the topic “Preparing for biblical and psychological principles granting participation. tightened in the 1973-74 period, bringing world recession. a.m. Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, in search of self, and each student Saudi Arabia took the lead in demanding half the profits become dependent for energy on about a dozen oil- a.m., worship: H a.m., Sunday school; Adolescence” will be discussed by to this area of life. Opportunity for choreographed her own solo section. Revolutions in Iraq (1958), Algeria (1962), and Libya Despite such Western countermeasures as formation of pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 of the Arabian-American Oil Company (ARAMCO), producing states. Drawing atout half of its oil from 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 Dr. James Dobson. discussion will close the session. In this service the Rev. Arnold (1969) led those three Arab states to nationalize produc­ owned then by four of the seven sisters: Exxon, Texaco, the International Energy Agency to share scarce OPEC, the U.S. found that OPEC was increasingly able Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, am . In this segment. Dr. Dobson ad­ The public is invited and nursery Westwood will speak on “Biblical tion and related operations like distribution and Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. St. James Church, Rev. James care is provided. Socal, and Mobil. “Profit,” calculated by deducting supplies, a series of OPEC conferences — not without to influence its foreign policy. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John dresses the problem of how to cope Authority in a Post-Technical Age.” marketing. Gradually they gained full control of Western H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. with thp feelings of inferiority that production cost from the crude oil price “posted” by the 'True, the economic interdependence of the world has school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team The service will conclude with coffee oil operations on their soil. Other OPEC members inter-OPEC wrangling Ajnoved prices upward again and ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday and conversation. All are welcome. company, was split equally between company and mitigated this situation somewhat. Oil giants like Saudi St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, branched out into creating their own petrochemical. again. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 producer government. Kuwait, Iraq, and others soon Arabia depend on the West for everything from wheat to Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. 10 and 11:30 a.m. Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 followed. weapons, including the Western technology they need if a.m., noon and 5 p.m. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Sand Church will sponsor masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Iran’s efforts in the 1950s under Prime Minister they are to end this dependence. St, Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to Chairmen named Muhammad Mossadeq to break the concession system Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Nonetheless, by 1979, Nigeria, black Africa’s major Second Congregational Chureh, the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 altogether and nationalize oil brought confrontation OPEC member, had begun to exert pressure on the U.S. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 ‘old fashioned’ revival MANCHESTER - Pastor Dale and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, a.m.; family service and Sunday school. between Mossadeq and a coalition of the Shah, the to favor the political solution it sought in Rhodesia, and pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; Avery Street Christian Reformed Gustafson of Emanuel Lutheran 10:30 and noon. British, and the U.S. CIA — which brought the Shah back Arab and Muslim OPEC members and their allies were 11 a.m., worship service. Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, Church and Gerald Okrani, Bnai Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland MANCHESTER-The Rev. and City and New England. He has Brith will serve as ticket chairmen from temporary exile in 1953 in a military coup. influencing policies of West Europe and Japan to favor pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; Mrs. Harold Young of London, pastored churches in England and for the Humanitarian Awards Before the 1950s, the seven sisters acted together to es­ the Arab and Palestinian cause in the Mideast. East Hartford 10:20 a.m., group discussion. and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at both services. England, will conduct an “old- has been a teacher in the Assemblies Breakfast honoring Nancy Cr tablish a single world price for oil, based on the Gulf of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church By combining skillful use of the oil weapon with First Assemblies of Good, 763 Oak St. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran fashioned revival crusade” at of God College in London. In recent executive director of the Manchester Mexico oil price set by U.S, companies. Since Mideast oil extreme political acumen. President Sadat broke the (Missouri Sj'nod), Cooper and High years, he has conducted preaching Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Calvary Church, 647 East Middle Area Conference of Churches. was vastly cheaper to produce than Gulf of Mexico oil, stalemate with Israel in 1973. church school; 11 a.m., morning a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, Tpke. starting Tuesday, March 11 at missions in the United States, The breakfast will be Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m,, worship service; 10:30 the major companies made enormous profits in the Mid­ First, with Syria, he waged limited war against Israel. worship; 7 p.m., evening service. school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 7:30 p.m. Meetings will be held night­ Canada, Australia, New Zealand and March 23 at 9:30 a m. at Regional Oc­ dle East. First Baptist Chureh of East Hart­ a m.. First and second year youth in­ a.m., Sunday school. ly and on Sunday, throughout next Europe. cupational Training Center, corner of Then with U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Sadat pursued a Our Savior Lutheran Church, ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 struction. Holy Communion the first and week at 10:30, a.m. and 6:30 p.m. The Rev. and Mrs. Young will be By the 1950s, however, Saudi Arabian Light oil had policy that they both termed “ waging peace” — leading (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Wetherell Street and Hillstown Road. Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 third Sunday of each month. An ordained minister of the guests in the home of Pastor and replaced Gulf of Mexico oil as the world’s pricing to the Egypt-Israel peace treaty sign^ in Washington, a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., Tickets are a\'ailable at Pastor a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Church of Christ. Lydall and Vernon Assemblies of God in Great Britain, Mrs. Kenneth Gustafson. The public yardstick. When the Suez War of 1956 between President •4' March 26,1979, the first which an Arab government ever nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 worship. Gustafson's office, Emanuel streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 the Rev. Mr. Young is currently is inyited to attend the crusade ser- Lutheran Church or contacting Nasser’s Egypt and an Anglo-French-Israeli coalition signed with the Jewish state. p.m.. Training Union. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.. worship; 6 ministering to churches in New York Okrant at 649-0479. temporarily closed the Suez Canal to tankers, the price of - .j Today, the U.S. struggles toward a coherent energy Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran p.m.. worship. Saudi Arabian Light rose to a then unprecedented height Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 I ■ V . policy. President Carter since 1977 has been seeking to Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 of $2.12 per barrel (compared to $32 for some OPEC spot Vi7' N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ allow U.S.-produced energy to rise toward world price a.m., worship service. Vernon transactions in the late 1970s). day school, and care for small children. Rehearsal levels, thus encouraging U.S. domestic production while First Congregational Church, 87 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Church events set Mideast producing countries briefly tasted wealth, so Si. Joseph Church, 33 West St., MANCHESTER - The Beethoven the North Sea, Alaska, and other non-OPEC sources are Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Tuesday: Catechetics classes, 6:30 when the foreign-owned companies unilaterally cut developed, and research goes forward on alternatives. minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Rockville, ^turday masses at 5 and 7 Chorus will rehearse Tuesday at minister. 10 a.mm, worship service, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Palish), 10 Second Church p.m., educational wing Bible Study Emanuel Lutheran Church from 10 to prices drastically again in 1959-60 without consulting Meanwhile, OPEC’s constantly growing leverage faces kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing group, 8 p.m., church room. church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning and 11:15 a.m. MANCHESTER - The Second 11 a.m. This will be last rehearsal producer governments, the shock was rude. Wednesday: Lenten Supper, 6 p.m. the U.S. with hard choices. Should it consider seizing hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth worship, nursery provided. Rockville Baptist Church, 69 Union Congregational Church has before the concert in Hartford March oilfields or breaking blockades by use of military force? fellowship. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 scheduled the following events for Lenten Service, 7 p.m. 15. All members are expected to at­ Creation of OPEC Or should it consider reshaping U.S. foreign policy to Faith Tabernacle Church, 1535 Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun­ the coming week. Friday: Slide show on the Holy tend. There will be a coffee hour Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. The offspring of this shock, fathered chiefly by two oil i t - please OPEC members? George Emmitt, minister of visitation Monday: C.E. Board Meeting, 7:30 Land, 7:30 p.m. before the rehearsal. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. ministers, Abdallah Tariki of Saudi Arabia and Perez Or, finally, should the U.S. government trV-to curb, service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael p.m, 10:45 a.m., worship, children's church Tuesday: Bible Study, 9:30 a.m. Alfonso of Venezuela, was OPEC. It was conceived at the through legislation and mass education, America's in­ Nursery at all services. and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Community Baptist THE first Arab Petroleum Congress of April 1959 and bom at a satiable appetite for OPEC oil? These questions are cer­ Burnside United Methodist Church, nursery. day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Strickland-Borst-Tozer Group, 7:30 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., noon. p.m. MANCHESTER-The Community neu crisis meeting of Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait in tain to engage the attention of Americans well into the . Calvary Church (Assemblies of SPEAKS pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. St. John's Episcopal Church, Route Wednesday: Missions Committee, Baptist Church has scheduled the Baghdad in 1960. 1980s and beyond. By ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m., Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 7 p.m. Boy Scouts, 7:30 p.m, Bible following events for the coming Eventually, the five charter members were joined by Eugene Worship hour with child care provided for Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ Study Group, 7:30 p.m, The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are W66k. Qatar, Libya, Indonesia, Abu Dhabi (now the United Arab infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service vice and church school. Thursday: Junior Choir, 4:30 p.m. Tuesday: Friendship Circle, 12:30 Brewer those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect and Senior High Youth Fellowships. of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Vernon Assemhiics of God Church, High Choir, 6:30 p.m. Senior Choir, p.m., 39 Wakely Rd,, Newington. those of the University of California, the National En­ Wesley Memorial Church (United Concordia Lutheran Church, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. A philosopher once asked Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. Trustees Estelle Carpenter Circle, 7:30 p.m., dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. a brash college student Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m., worship services. Meeting, 7:30 p.m. at 191 Washington St., Vernon. what his plans were. dation, the distributing agency, or the participating Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Friday: ChatterDeadline, 10 a.m, Executive Board meeting, 7:30 p.m., worship service, child care. associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ Vernon United Methodist Church, “Well, 1 pan to graduate newspapers and colleges. munion, youth class, nursery for small Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. at the church. Reed-Eaton Circle, next year," replied the Symbols of a Changing World children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. 7:45 p.m., at 17 Bonner Road. young man. “Then what?" Glastonbury Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Nazarene Wednesday: Christian Life Group, queried the sage. “I'll seek Next week: Kenneth E. Boulding, author of “The Social church school through Grade 6, nursery employment.” "Then rich “Third World” nations. (UPI photo) (or small children. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday 7:30 p.m., 126 School St. Sanctuary Oil derrick and pipeline near Abqaiq, Saudi System of the Planet Earth,” examines the energy needs St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at MANCHESTER - The Church of what?” persisted the COURSiS IVNEWSPAKII and energy future of people in the “Third World” coun­ Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Unitarian Universalist Society: Eaat, the Nazarene has scheduled the Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. questioner. “I probably Arabia, symbolize the new power of the oil- 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Thursday: Ann Judson Circle, 9:30 will get married. ' Still tries. Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Rockville United Methodist Chureh, following events for the coming at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. a m., church living room. South came the question, "What Trinity Covenant Church, 302 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, week. then?” The student smiled, pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Tuesday: Young Women’s Bible Windsor Bible Study group, 7:30 “ I’m going to be very Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. p.m., at 34 Pond Lane, South Wind­ Hebron Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant First Congregational Church of Ver­ Study, 9:30 a.m., babysitting successful and make a for- About the author Queationa pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. sor. tune" Again the provided. Service at Crestfield Con­ remorseless question was St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Route vices, nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun­ Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, valescent Home, 2 p.m. Service at assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church posed, “What then? " John K. Cooley has been defense and national security (1) What were the “Seven Sisters” ? 85. Rev. William Parsing, rector. 10 a.m., day kbie school classes for all ages, Vernon Manor, 3 p.m. Rather nettled, the student affairs correspondent for Worship service. three through adult, nursery for infants. school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. Center Church snapped, 'T il retire, I sup­ (2) What was the 50-50 system for oil profits? Worship service. Wednesday: Ladies’ Bible Study, “The Christian Science Gilead Congregational Church, Second Congregational Church, 385 9:30 a.m., at the church. Midweek MANCHESTER — The Center pose." The tireless ques­ (3) Why did the Arab nations impose an oil embargo on Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- Full Gospel Inlerdenominalional N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D. Congregational Church has tion still was '“rhen Monitor,” Washington, D.C., the West in 1973? Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of Church Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., services and Teen Bible Study, 7 p.m, what?” His cocksurenerfs since October 1978 having (4) What are some of the options the United States has service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, (Chancel Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. scheduled the following events for ;one, the student hesitant- minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance Thursday: Willimantic Bible fy admitted, 'T il die, of previously served for more in dealing with OPEC nations? school classes. Fellowship hour in the hall. the coming week. service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Study, 7:30 p.m. Monday: 9th Grade Confirmation, course." Once again the than a dozen ^e a rs as their North United Methodist Church, 300 disturbing question was Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, deliverance service. Saturday: Men’s Prayer meeting, 8 5 p.m., Robbins Room. Middle East correspondent. A Manchester Talcotlville Congregational Chureh, asked, "What then?” And Answers pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- a.m. Bus Ministry visitation, 10 a.m. Tuesday: Prayer group, 10 a.m., 47 the young man (ell silent, a free lance reporter in North cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 (1) A group of seven big Western oil firms that Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., Covered Dish Supper for ages 35 to Autumn St. Pilgrim Choir, 3:30 thoughtful gaze replacing Africa from 1957 to 1964, he vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery'for children five a.m.. Worship service, church school, his earlier smugness. dominated the worid oil market from the 1920s to 1950s. breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday nursery. 55, 6:30 p.m. p.m., Memorial Hall Sacred Dance has been a radio commen­ years and younger; 10;30 a.m.. Church Group, 6:30 p.m., 30 Forest St. Board What are your plans? (2) A law giving the government of an oil-producing school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. school classes for age three through Trinity Lutheran Church, How farreachuig are they? tator for ABC Radio News Full Gospel Interdenominational of Christian Concern, 18 Jordt St. country 50 percent of the oil companies’ profits. Grade 6. Meadowlark 1 Road. Rev. Thomas N. Do they encompass death, , and has served with the U.S. Chureh, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip South United Methodist Church, 1126 Colley, pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Concordia Wednesday: Chancel CJioir, 7:30 life's exclamation point? (3) To support Egypt and Syria in their war against I Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, r ‘J RSr Embassy in Vienna and Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. services; 9:15 a.m., Sunday school. p.m.. Federation Room. And, more importantly, do Israel. ! worship service and Bible study: 7 p.m., MANCHESTER - “ The Concor­ they embrace eternity? Casablanca. His books in­ Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- Union Congregational Church, 8:30 dia Lutheran Church has schedQled Thursday: Sacred Dance clude “Baal, Christ and Mohammed: Religion and deliverance service. son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Workshop, 3:30 p.m., Woodruff Hall. (4) Using military force to seize oil fields and break Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. the following events for the coming Revolution in North Africa” ; “East Wind over Africa” ; services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery cond floor; 9:45 A.m., Nursery through Worship, 7 p.m., Carrier Room. Bi­ CHURCH OF CHRIST blockades, reshaping foreign policy to please OPEC, cur­ Rev. James Beliasov, pastor.'9:30 a.m., Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, held at the week. and “Green March, Black September: The Story of the through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior ble Study, 8 p.m. Prudential Board, Lydall and Vernon Streets bing our energy appetites to become energy independent. Sundav school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ church, 11 a.m.. Coffee hour at the Monday: Church Council, 7:30 Phone: 646-2903 Palestinian Arabs.” high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and 7:30 p.m., Robbins Room. vice' 7 p.m., evening service. teaching service. Annex. p.m., church room. I 6 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. March 8. 1960

ToujnTolk' hJ;' warm when I get home from work pollution, peaceful settlement of Bolton First Selectman Henry each day,” but everybody insists “I the Iranian crisis, good times in Ryba said he was going to put a didn’t tough the thermostat.” high school, co-ed locker rooms are lock on the thermostat in his house some of the things the student^ at because it should be set at 50 the Vernon Middle School see for degrees and no higher. For some the future. The school’s roving reason he thinks the thermostat is Short dresses and mini skirts, a nuclear w ar, the end of disco reporter asked students, ‘What do turned higher when he’s not home. you think the 80s will bring?” Ryba said, “The house feels very music and revival of rock, more eaV-PtUS Bike track discussion savingsbooi^ frustrates its proponent ' S T A ^ f s M W G . V * W/ mission met in a special session Director Mel Siebold. He says he has Kevin Foley 4 Ik ""'* talked to the recreation director in Herald Reporter Thursday night to discuss a bicyle- motocross track proposed by Kier­ Wilton, where just such a bike- MANCHESTER - “I thought all of nan. motocross track exists. the questions had been answered,” Kiernan is the owner of the “He thinks the program there is a Robert Kiernan said. “ If someone on ^ *■ ^ Manchester Cycle Shop and a good one,” Siebold said. “It is on the Rec Commission doesn’t want a representative of the Bicycle state property, but private interested bike-motorcross track, I just wish Motocross Association. The trac, he parties maintain the track and super­ they’d teli me. I’ve worked a lot of has proposed to the Board of Direc­ vise the races.” hours on it.” tors and Town Manager Robert Siebold, who supports the proposed So saying, Kiernan vented his Weiss would be used by boys and track, went on to say that he thought frustration at the Park and Recrea­ girls in various age groups Monday the Recreation Advisory Committee tion Advisory Committee. The com- evenings in a season running from was “trying to do too much.” the end of April until August. ‘"rhe Wilton program began with ’The Board and Weiss asked the Ad­ about 75 or 80 kids and now there are Pasta is wrapped gently around cheese filling to form the manicotti. visory Commission for a recommen­ over 200,” Siebold said. “The kids dation on the project, and’Kiernan walk around the track before each O bituaries answered questions at the com­ race and clear it and supervisors run mission’s regularly scheduled the whole thing.” meeting February 21. Siebold, who missed Thursday’s Mabel P. Murphy The committee met Thursday meeting because of a prior commit­ Mangiate! Mangiatel EAST HARTFORD - Mabel P. evening ostensibly to discuss the ment, said the commission was to Murphy, 84, of 738 Burnside Ave., track’s proposed venue, the old Nike decide only if the Nike site was died Friday at a local convalescent site. However, the commission dis­ suitable. home. cussed town liability, maintenance of Joel Janenda, chairman of the Born in Lowell, Mass., she was a 45 the track and costs. Kiernan con­ commission, says he was in no way year resident of East Hartford and a tends that he should have been there. limited by the board or Weiss. Now ' that^s Italian communicant of the Saint Rose “I was surprised to hear about the “The request we got from above irs THAT SIMPLE Church. She leaves four discussion,” Kiernan said. “I had was to look into the proposal,” grandchildren. already explained that there was Janenda said. “I’m surprised he Funeral services will be held Mon­ adequate insurance coverage (Siebold) feels that way.” B 80 coupon day, March 10 from the Newkirk and available and that any maintenance Janenda went on to say that Kier­ By BETTY RYDER eggs, and fresh vegetables,” Carla Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside would be done by myself and other nan “had his opportunity” to present Receive $4-50 Family Editor said. Ave. A Mass of Christian burial will supervisors. the proposal but conc^ed that his So emphatic are they that their be said at Saint Rose Church at 10 “I’m not the only person in town not being invited to Thursday’s “H’mmm, it sure smells good,” is products be of the highest quality, a.m. Burial will be in Saint Mary’s selling the bicycles, either,” he meeting was “partly an oversight.” the comment usually heard when they sent pasta samples to the Food Cemetery, Newburyport, Mass. added. The proposed track and site will be people visit Pasta Italiana Ltd., the Research Laboratory in Boston, ’There will be no calling hours. A specially designed bicycle is on the agenda of the next commission home of fresh pasta, at 188 W. Middle 4ft;ooofMt Turnpike, Manchester. Mass., for evaluation. “It proved Roger Negro, who with Carla Italiana Ltd., places tray of freshly- required for the motocross com­ meeting March 20. In memoriam petitions and other safety equipment Opened in December 1978 by Roger that the old belief that pasta is Squatrito, are proprietors of Pasta made ravioli on storing shelf. fattening, is not entirely true. 'The In s«d and loving memory of Joseph Grabowski. such as helmets and pads are needed. “If we don’t have a bicyle- and Marcia Negro and Dominic and who passed away March 8th.. 196S. COUPONS report from FRL said that 4 ounces Although a $5 entry fee will have to motocross track for the kids,” Kier­ Carla Squatrito, all of Manchester, of our pasta equalled 1 gram of fat You are not forgotten Father dear. be paid by each participant in a race, nan said, “the blame should go to the the business has continued to grow. Never shall you ever be. Kiernan says the money will go right people. I’ve had a number of .Mar 10-17 “I had always been looking for a and we use also very little salt,” A s long as life and memory last. G ive n only place where people are enjoying packages for their customers. " he sauce), pasta sauces (plain, meat or kids and parents come into my shop business to go into,” Negro said. “We Carla said. We sail remember thee. towards the program, and any profits their fresh egg pasta. “Our products said. mushroom), minestrone soup, realized will be put back into the asking about the track and I’ve got talking about the idea when we “We use only Durham flour, not Sadly missed by have been to Italy, Montreal, Helping out at the retail store, cavatelli, tortellini, lasagna, angel talked to fireman who said they heard of some pasta machines which the regular cake flour. Durham is Salty L A1 Kirka. track itself. Canada, Hawaii, Ohio (on a regular which sells food prepared and frozen wings, cannoli and panettone. Giet. Richie it Roy Grabowski would help supervise.” were for sale and decided to give it a from the heart of the wheat and Echoing Kiernan is Recreation basis), California, Vermont, North to be taken home to be cooked, are Other assorted Italian specialties try.” many firms cannot obtain it since it Teresa Negro. Roger’s mother; and include Perugina chocolates, Since opening. Pasta Italiana, Ltd., can only be purchased in large quan­ Carolina, Florida, New York, Bertha Zaccardelli. cookies, bread, expresso coffee, has produced 42,746 dozen ravioli; tities. We use more than 2,(XX) pounds Washington, D.C., and Maine,” Negro said. “We keep things pretty well on grated cheeses, hot and sweet 36,382 pieces of manicotti, 8,000 of flour a month and make about 1(X) Herald Divestiture order stands pounds of pasta. “We even have received letters schedule,” Carla said. “One day we peppers and olives. gallons of meat sauce; 2,500 pounds from out of state with checks make manicotti, the next the ravioli, Pasta Italiana, Ltd. is open on of lasagna; and more than 5,000 “Our pasta may be frozen as we photos In the latest ruling, the com­ requesting that we apply the check to and later in the week we may Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and HARTFORD (UPI) - State DPUC panel, ruled Times Mirror an pounds of egg pasta. use very little water; mostly eggs. It replenish our meat sauce supply or Saturday from 10 a m. to 6 p.m.; on by regulators officially released a deci­ “unsuitable owner” of the cable missioners said “The Authority un­ Roger and Carla, who are the can also be refrozen without affec­ whatever merchandise it will buy make meatballs.” Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and on sion Friday refusing to alter their franchises, saying the cross derstands the complex proceedings proprietors of the store, are very ting the taste or texture of the pasta. and deliver same to an aunt, cousin Among the items available are Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The store is Pinto order forcing the Times-Mirror Co. ownership of the newspaper could which Times Mirror must undertake particular with the ingredients used Even frozen, it only takes 2 to 3 or friend living in Manchester as a fresh egg pasta, egg pasta with closed on Mondays. to divest itself of Connecticut’s give the firm unfair influence in the in order to comply with this order. in their products. minutes to cook,” she said. gift. We also have several local spinach, casseroles (meatballs in largest newspaper or two cable affected news market. The Authority believes the Date of “We Use no additives, no frozen The Manchester area is not the businesses who ask us for gift television outlets. When Times Mirror bought the April 1,1981 or the franchises will be A three-member panel of the Divi­ cable firms, it said it was not con­ revoked at that date.” .SI sion of Public Utility Control signed sidering further acquisitions of The decision came in response to a Uie decision, clearing the way for a media in Connecticut. Times Mirror claim that the DPUC possible court challenge. Under the Under the order, the giant con­ didn’t have the authority to revoke Uniform Administrative Procedures glomerate must divest itself of either the franchises if it didn’t divest itself Act a decision can be taken to court the newspaper or the cable of them by the date. / once it is signed. franchises by April 1, 1981. The commissioners also said that Corporate officials said during The panel also said it felt Times “any pian by Times Mirror to dispose hearings last year they would ppeal if jmirror might stifle growth of the of, or otherwise alter the relationship told they couldn’t keep the Hartford cable franchises for fear they would of Times Mirror (the cable Courant and the cable firms in the compete with the Courant, which franchises) will require approval of Hartford and Meriden areas. Times Mirror bought last year for the Authority and will be considered In deliberations in January, the $105.5 million. in a separate proceeding." Blacks back imbalance bill HARTFORD (UPI) - Black state Milner had quit because, he said, hold down jobs. lawmakers Friday agreed to seek the caucus had not put up a stronger At the same time, the caucus will legislative approval of Connecticut’s effort to oust Rep. Russell Reynolds, make a strong effort to raise Aid to racial imbalance law and defeat the D-West Haven, from the House for he Families of Dependent Children controversial workfare proposal. remainder of the session. payments by 10 percent. The Legislative Black Caucus also Milner’s efforts to oust Reynolds Mosely said the attempt by some vowed to support a bill to provide a 10 failed but the House, in an un­ lawmakers to link the workfare plan percent cost of living increase to precedented move last month, voted with the AFDC proposal will be welfare recipients and a measure to censure the former Roman “ fought to the end.” m that would make cross burnings or Catholic priest after he admitted Sen. Sanford Cloud, D-Hartford, any other religious symbol desruc- writing a racial slur. said the workfare proposal was tion a crime. Reynolds, in response to a United “racist” and should be rejected as a Press International legislative poll, degrading form of servitude. Rep. Maurice B. Mosley, D- wrote that taxes should not be raised A resolution approving regulations I Waterbury, chairman of the caucus, and instead, “ put the niggers back to to implement the state’s 10 year old said that Rep. Thirman Milner, D- work,” racial imbalance law was iassed by. 'At; ^ it Hartford, who had resigned from the Mosely said the caucus will fight to the Senate, 27-9, on Wednesday and i 'll', group last week, agreed to return to kill a proposal that would require now goes to the House where it faces the caucus. able bodied welfare recipiants to tough going. Jobless rate down in state

HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ The department said he number of benefits as a result of temporary and ticut’s unemployment rolls edged workers collecting benefits dipped to seasonal closings was down from a slightly downward during the last a weekly average of 44,121 for the 2- weekly average of 954 in mid- two weeks of February, due mainly week period ending March 1. hat February to 843 for the latest period, to a decrease in seasonal closings, compared with a weekly average of a spokesman said. the state Labor Department said 44,3M in midFebruary. TTie figures put the state’s insured Friday. The number of workers filing for unemployment rate — those workers IS COMING TO eligible for benefits — at 2.7 percent )4 which compared to 2.8 percent for r M the same period last year. Rockville man charged The insured rate is included in the state’s overall unemployment rate which was estimated at 4.8 percent. CRISPINO’S in church fire prohe Declines in the number of claims during the latest period were VERNON —A young Rockville held on a $lb,000 bond and was reported at 11 Labor liepartment of­ man has been arrested in connection scheduled for arraignment Monday fices. MARCH 10th with the major fire last August at the in Superior Court. Union Congregational Church. Ver­ Police said the arrest concluded a non Police said Lonnie D. Keniston, lengthy investigation, but they would Man charged at cafe 485 HARTFORD ROAD & 18, of 74 Union St. was taken into not release any details on the case. MANCHESTER -M arshall H, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE r custody Friday at 12:30 p.m. on a The early morning fire on Aug. 30, Meyers, 30, of 8 Quarry Road, Superior Court warrant. 1979, destroyed the church kitchen Bolton, was charged with breach of Manchester, Conn. Teamwork is needed to stuff the large shells and here, from left, Teresa Negro and Bertha Carla Squatrito places fresh egg pasta in tray. Machine in left background is used to Keniston was charged with second- and damaged the adjoining social peace Thursday at the Hartford Road Zaccardelli, keep busy preparing orders. cut the egg pasta into various sizes. degree arson and third-degree room. Other areas of the building Cafe, police said. Meyers was burglary, police said. He was being sustained emoke and water damage. released on $100 bond. EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 8. 1980 - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 8, I960 0 Events at Emanuel p.m.. Town Office Building. Recreation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. ColenclQr Tax collector’s office closed Monday through ColenclQr. Tolland County Art Association, 8 p.m., Lottie Fisk MANCHESTER — The Emanuel Lutheran Church has ’Thursday. Tuesday South Windsor Vernon Building, Henry Park. scheduled the following events for the coming week. Wednesday Wednesday Monday: Staff mmeeting, 3:30 p.m. Scouts, 6:45 p.m. Manchester Friday Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Board of Elducation, 8 p.m.. Board of Education Monday Today Energy Committee, 7:30 p.m.. School administration Youth Support, Anniversary Committee, Ruth Circle and Public Hearing, Winter Energy Action Grant, 6 p.m.. Building. I L MANCHESTER — Here are next week’s public Building. Town Oouncil work session, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. Voter-making session and enrollment session, 9 a.m. to building. Park Street. Christian Education Committee, 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers. Voter-making and enrollment session, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town meetings. The locations are in the Municipal Building, 41 Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Tuesday noon. Memorial Building, Park Place. Tuesday: Phebe Circle, 1:30 p.m. Junior and Cherub Center St., unless noted otherwise; Office Building. Choirs, 4 p.m. Worship and Music, Parish Life, 7:30 p.m. Building. Tax collector’s clerk, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Town Office Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Monday Safety Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Thursday Wednesday: Lenten Services, 11 a.m. New Member Monday Glastonbury Building. Hall. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School. Class and Emanuel Choir, 7:30 p.m. 7:S0 p.m. —Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Town Office Building. Wednesday AARP 2129, noon, Rockville Methodist Church, Grove Fashion show sponsored by Suburban Womens Club, Today Economic Development Town Council Subcommittee,* Wednesday Thursday : Prayer Group, 10 a.m. Care and Visitation, hearing room. Youth Services Job Workshop, 2:30 p.m., South Wind­ Street. 7:30 p.m., Ellington Ridge Country Club. 11:15 a.m. Martha Circle, 1:30 p.m. Bell Choir, 3:45 p.m. Board of Education, 8:30 a.m.. Board of Education 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Public Health Nursing, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office Lake Street School FTO, 7:30 p.m., at the school. 8 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 North School St. sor Community Center. Tuesday Confirmation, 6:30 p.m. Word and Witness, 7 p.m. Lenten Building. Thursday Building. Vernon Center Middle School PTO, at the school. Tuesday , Thursday Thursday Cemetery Committee, 3 p.m.. Cemetery Office. Service, guest speaker, Rev. Stanley Sandberg, topic: 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, hearing room. Monday Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Friday "Prayer,” 7:30 p.m. Basketball practice, 7:45 p.m. F\ind Community Health Service, 7:30 p.m.. Agency office in Satellite Job Service office hours, 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m.. Voter-making session, 2 to 5 p.m.. Memorial Building, Wednesday Board of EMucation, 8 p.m.. Board of Education Building. Park Place. Vernon Junior Grange 92,6:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Jean Advisory Committee, 8:15 p.m. Fire Commission, 8 p.m.. Company Number 2. Columbia. South Windsor Community Center. 7:30 p.m. —Handicapped Commission, Lincoln Center. Building. General Policies Committee of Board of Education, McMullen, Irene Drive. Friday: Sam Rehearsal, 3:30 to 5 p.m. Human Relations, 7:30 p.m.. Youth Services Bureau. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School Friday 7:30 p.m. —Republican Town Committee, hearing 7:30 p.m.. Administration Building, Park Street. Greater Vernon Republican Club, 8:15 p.m., Romejko Saturday: Basketball team vs. South Methodist Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office JJgJffQfi Library. South Windsor Square Dance Club, 8 to 11 p.m.. South home, 45 Edith Road. Church, 7 p.m. AA-Emanuel Hill Chapter of Alcoholics room. Town Office Building Addition Committee, 8 p.m.. Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. Building. Windsor Community Center. Anonymous, 8 p.m., in Luther Hall. 8 p.m. —Cable T.V. Commission, coffee room Monday Town Office Building. Thursday Tuesday Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Town sanitarian, building official, and assessor, 6 to I 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in Probate Court. 7:30 p.m. —Cheney Historical Commission, Bennet Senior Citixens Junior High School. All Stop & Shops open Sunday9 am -spm 7:30 p.m. —Conservation Commission, hearing room. [stop 5 Shop Coupon]* 4 e |S lo p i Shop Coupon|4 7:30 p.m. —Democratic Executive Board, coffee room. Moving cancels , w ' N . f iK P j r m a WMWl Coupon|"» » "y "[stop S shop J26 program' S h o p E a r i ^ THlSYYEEKi ' Wlh r n ootoon and ■ 6780 pt/tfWM ““IMttt Vm coufxr and • 87 SO — p tf etwee— W(Ti ihw ctMxm end e S7 SO 0 F o rY o u r' KITCHEN HELP FROM Andover A&P FREEZES OVER 1000 PRICES 'EKCOETERNA Today In cooperation with President Carters request to curb inflation A&P has frozen prices By WALLY FORTIN Petssover lichen Tools Flatware Special voter enrollment session, noon to 3 p.m.. Town on over Ann Page and all generic products for the next days. Look for our Hi folks! Well, we S e d e r frozen Office Building. 1000 30 SMH SMH started moving this past s to p & Shem has a wide choice ^ n c a k e D in "Our Own" Dozen Grade A 12 ounce can Sunday -Price Freeze signs throughout the store — Monday but ran into a of tine traditional foods. SMH Family breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m., Andover Elementary m m e r K n ife STOP & SHOP slight snag which delayed u Manischewitz BATHROOM STOP & SHOP School some of the work. T IO O I IC” 2 ply 430 count Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational However, I’m sorry to I l o O U t pack of 4 Rolls MEDIUM EGGS ORANGE JUICE^, YOUR HEATIN6 or Good Sun Mar Mar IS U n t one pet cueiomer Church. say but we are going to B e t o * Good Sun. Mer 9'Sal. Mer 15 LmNcne per customer Good Sun. M« 9>S8I Mm 15 Umd one po cuetomer have to cancel our h MCh' 3 food purchM* Vmih each *3 lood pufcttase 1 ^ Frozen jgg Monday 24 ounce jar #9 ■ ■ ■ ■ b OI eeIO m b programs for all this com­ A family favorite. Town clerk. 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. m GASOLINE BIU.I ing week. Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office l O O O F F The reason is that it took I m S s t Sm m sSw Sm S Shew li ftwStS Is bs pmSHv ^ OUT ENTRY BLANK AT (S M SponQB Csk© Mix i2 ouic«cfco 99^ Building. I eviSills N m * K w W e e • » eSwwSwS F le e to H C * all week just to get moved Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ AA^ Slere, e iee fl ee ipeeMleaay e e M I* M o eS. J THERE’S A WINNER IN EVERY STOREI DRA WINGS HELD 4 P M SA T. MARCH 15,1980 in and now we must place Sbopj Stop&Shop Brand Sal^ fice Building. HEBBrniBiBaa 'aMiifflW iBnisiifMr -(K B B B B B ™ all the furniture and equip­ w ith Thla Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* Matzo with Ttili Coupon With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase' ment in their proper place eWTAMTCOITie PLAVONPUL^CT.PKO a io P Tuesday and really need the time to 51b.*' Tohdpyoustretdiyourlm dgetasfar aspossilile! 30' OFF do it right. pkg Overeaters Anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover EffiHPiT We have some excep­ Congregational Church basement. tions to closing, and that is Macaroons ‘ 1.29 Special voter enrollment session, noon to 3 p.m.. Town O'CLOCK TEAM8S StQp& Shop “Big Eye” Pork Sale! tiDleani^tleeiiMpliailoOSyUw we will have our bus going Package of 100 Office Building. Limit OAeCouMn Per Femlly Limit One Coupon Per Femlly for shopping on Tuesday Yallow. SHcas or Halvas^Htf In Syrup Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary veiid M«. 1000 difference in in Syrup Stop & Shop.. IZourKOcan NAVEL morning and we will also School. Swee>toiidMiee meatiness...save the COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP ))> have our income tax men •**^ ^ ^ ^ * difference in price! Wednesday “ ORANGES ^ AGP available and on duty Stop& Shop Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Tuesday afternoon from 1 TeaBags^use PORK LOIN 4 CENTER. 2 SHOULDER PORK LOIN PORK LOIN Rich, satisfying flavor. Ffve Flavors A p ^ Sauce 2 '°'M Church. CENTER CUT & 2 SIRLOIN END CHOPS SIRLOIN PORTION FULL 7 RIB PORTION p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Stop & Shop 1 8Vk >z. pkg. 25 our>ce fafar r...... O ur Variety Show Egg M atzo MracYtawC l 2 ounoa ptig 99f W h o le RIB PORK ASSORTED rehearsal is scheduled at | C u t Green Bolton LOIN END BLADE our new center this Sunday | P o ta to e s starting at 5 p.m. We re­ 2 Sorl Photo Sale! or Sliced or French Style Today Stop & Shop 1 6o2 can ... CHOPS PORK CHOPS ROASTS ROASTS mind all participants to 41 Stop & Shop 15Vz OZ can 41 Board of Tax Review, 9 a.m. to noon. Community Hall. Two prints for the price of one! V3 Blade Chops bring soft soled shoes to Special voter enrollment session, 1 to 4 p.m.. Communi­ NEW wear during rehearsal. Now, stop s Shop will give you...with all Va Sirloin Chops Whole Kernel. MecBum ty Hall. 110, 126 or 35mm color print film brought Can-fed pork with jes^at, Green Cabbage . 1 5 ‘ We wish to extend our in for processing .FREE one complete C o m Monday PDCeU CDIQD DCfY 1 CAC riDCCU 1 CAC HD sincere condolences to Jen­ set of extra prints! Yes! You'll auto­ more lean to the or Cream Style StopA Shop 16oz can . rnedn L/nior'-ncU LcAr, Unccii LCAr un Stop & Shop 16oz can. matically get 2 sets ol prints for the *41 Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ ny Doggart and her family munity Hall. Boston Lettuce ~..3 9 * who.se husband, Robert, price of 1 ..You won't have to ask for your Lean, meaty free prints either. TheytlDW right in your Countrystyle Pork Ribs S tD p& S hop Board of Tax Review, 7 to 10 p.m.. Assessor’s office. ZESTY passed away this past T o m a to 1 lb. Q Q 4 1 ” 1 " 8 9 : 7 9 : envelope right through May 31,1980. Thin Slice Community Hall. Red Radishes pkg. week. Also to the family of Center Cut Pork Chops •1.591b M e n F la ^ r ^ Mushroom or Plain Constables meet, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. John Hallgren who passed Stop & Shop 8oz. can...... 32 ounce ja r...... 1 1 PORK LOIN-CENTER CUT PORK LOIN-WHOLE I14-17 LBS ) OR lenten seafood S p e c ia ls ' 61 Public Building Commission, 8 p.m., Community Hall. away this past Monday. P ork Loin bunch.. ^BonelessSi^ Cutlets Green Scallions 2 0 9 LOIN PORK CHOPS I RIB SIDE By the way once we get Tuesday FRESH Special voter,enrollment session, 6 to 9 p.m.. Communi­ back into real action our Juke Im GnmJdly 9 4 Spinach tlunch W W A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP A&P IS A POUL TRY SHOP big bus will continue the Fresh Cod Unsweetened Apple or Oranoe ty Hall. Stop & Shop 46oz c a n ...... Marmalade. l 8oz Jar...... Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., firehouse. FOn YOUR n.ANTS M S P CHUCK A iiiPicmi same route. U S O A I lb. QQ 4 Even though we are I CHOICE Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Potting Soil 8 bag 9 9 Steaks R a tio n Board of Finance, and Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. moving and are not running ____ RUSSET • |2 9 Community Hall. BOWLESS STEAKS BM-S-CMHBI our programs, our office Fresh Dressed Smelts ‘ 1.39b Beef Chuck • C U B |e |H O U L O « MACNPAOumoomAm will be open for business as StopA S Wednesday • CHUCK PNJJT IWMS? euRineia wmiiRCKi, 6 p ^ of 15'.^oz cam . ouMraw WIN aMaa. lu m usual and we remind you Fresh Haddock Fillets ‘2.7a. ,For London Broil Adult Women’s exercise class, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. Com­ POTATOES • LONDON M O N. I wmm iMBi ■■ irMCKiTf Fresh Mussels 39£ S t a d c i » 1 * ! all that we are selling Slice diagonally f a tendaest eating. Liquid Disl munity Hall. tickets for our St. Patrick’s Matlaw’s Clam s 30oz (Ao Frozen 1 • 79 S to p & S h o p 4 "G reat B e e f Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Dance scheduled March 20. Fish-nics ‘1-09 Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation District 10 Cube Steak Beef Chuck U SD A C hoice 2 2 9 . Pink, Wh«e (fto m o n B fe a d i $139 SLICEO(AAP-1-L8 PKQ tl.MIOR One Gallon Container...... SLicEDiAip-1-LB iera ii.wioH B&MS8BmBWKETeuTeuTliaeia.l * avail, w ed-sat. FhESM We will ask you folks plan­ StopA Shop 22oz bt)...... meeting with various boards and commissions, 8 p.m.. M l Beef Chuck Bone-in I n Ann Page Bacon;.? n ’* |4« Cod Steaks T ? ning on dancing to please USOA C hoice ' 1 . 6 9 b Community Hall. -In bring with you a pair of self service deli Save! Underblade Roast O llw l SLICEDIA»PBEEF1-UB.ie(0.lt.3elOR 1I“ SJ 0 W I CUt lib. QUICK FROZEN 15 LB. PKO M .M I Beef Chuck Thursday 8m D tllH t soft soled shoes to help us dairy You can counI on ireshness in .ill our drlir.iou*. tl.iiry b,i vl-. COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP un Glory Sliced USDA Choice ' 2 . 2 9 b Board of Tax Review, 7 to 10 p.m., assessor’s office. In S lortI A&P Meat Bolognau?*!^ Cod or Turbot FiHcu ’ F«, keep our main floor looking Boneless Blade Steak OSCAR MAYER-SLICED Muveoonv-wAiaH QUICK FROZEN-CAP’N JOHN'S-12 O Z^ M A A Community Hall. service dell* oervfci dt#t oiifr ^ |0 9 as nice as it is now. M atural Water Pollution Control Authority Study Committee, tTOHilUOB) Beef Bologna Med. Shrimp *4 ” Also we still have a few iBacon Serve a traditional S t Patrick’s Day dinner. These 7:30 p.m., fireplace room. Community Hall. OSCAR MAYER-SLICEO QUICK FROZEN-SAiAOSUt-CAPNJObws seats left on the second bus lib . corned beef briskets are sure to please your family! Y o o n t Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. Ookmlal QIaztd Ham for our Boston Flower From Concemrete AssorSffim^Assortet STORE 8UCEO COLONIAL Meat Bologna Cooked Shrimp pkg. 64 ounce container...... Stop A Shop 8oz cup. 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( Kitchen Ricotta z : 99^ Toolhpastt irita and we’ll be happy to send Three Flavor* A«*oBoston Red Sox Manager Don catchers, but there is no certainty cond base),” Fisk quipped. “ My arm Zimmer is already plying the one of them will be Carlton Fisk. feels tight and a bit sore after all the he can hit. numbers game at spring training — a Fisk, still bothered by a sore him batting practice I’ve taken for the In the outfield, Zimmer originally bit earlier than usual. But he's still which rendered him virtually useless last couple of days. But I couldn’t do said he would carry two utility men, not sure who he can count on to make last year, threw lightly in practice, any of that this time last year — Tom Poquette and Jim Dwyer. the trip north. including a few gingerly tosses to se­ swing the bat or have a throw reach “But I might just carry four out­ cond base. second base.” fielders and three backup infielders. Zimmer said that unlike last year, Or it might be five and two. I don't an injured Fisk would not be carried know "how we’ll break it down,” he on the active roster. said. “It’s harder than usual to cut “But we’ve got to find out how he is the last couple of guys. The reserves, Father time to make up our minds if we need help the No. 23, 24 and 25 guys are very there. The later we find oiit, the important in a pennant race.” worse off we are. We can only see if (iarl Yastrzemski tested his sore he can make some improvement shoulder in batting practice and after haunts Yanks every day,” Zimmer said. a number of hard cuts, pronounced Zimmer labeled the numbers game himself fit. Yaz hurt the shoulder in now as “in between. We don’t know workouts prior to arriving at camp. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) general manager. Gene Michael, what we’re going to do. If he (Fisk) And pitcher Bob Stanley, one of the — The New York Yankees are still plus a handful of new players geared to fill specific holes. doesn’t show any progress in the next team’s three designate starters, throwing big money around but they On paper, the Yankees appear to be 10 days, we have to start thinking a was impressive in a brief stint. may not be able to buy off Father as deep as they were two years ago different way. And if we trade for a “Nobody wants to hit off him,” Time. catcher, the numbers would change Zimmer said. After three years as kingpins of the when they won their second of two American League, the Yankees were consecutive world championships. for us.” Agrees to terms But the calendar may prove to be r i rousted from the throne last season The Red Sox also have a logjam in SEATTLE (UPI) - Glenn Ander- their mortal enemy. and banished to fourth place in the the infield, with five players com^ son. one of the standouts on Canada’s If the season were to open AL East. peting for two backup slots. Jack Olympic hockey team, has agreed to “We used to be the best team tomorrow the Yankees would start five regulars 33 years old or older Brohamer has the inside track on the play for the Seattle Breakers of the money could buy,” said outfielder ^Glad to have you hack^ and a pitching rotation in which three substitute job at third base behind Western Hockey League for the Reggie Jackson, “but inflation hit us of the five starters were 32 or older. Butch Hobson. Rookie Glenn Hoff­ remainder of the season, the club an­ Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner was all smiles when and we’re no longer the best buy nounced Thursday. The age factor, however, doesn't man and Stan Papi are fighting for anymore.” Anderson was offered an NHL con­ slugging outfielder Wes Parker reported late for spring training concern Howser. the relief spot at second base- in Bradenton, Fla. Parker said he was delayed by the weather. The fall from grace was a serious shortstop. tract by the Edmonton Oilers, but blow to the Yankees’ pride. Principal "I don’t anticipate any problems, " (UPI photo) But if Hobson is traded, and he is elected to play with Seattle to owner George Steinbrenner was so said Howser, a former Yankee coach the most likely and marketable com- preserve his amateur status. mortified that he conducted a who left his job as coach at Florida housecleaning designed to restore State University to assume the . Sports Parade the team to prosperity. mangerial reins, "We have a chance Steinbrenner got himself a new to win it and that’s why 1 came Joe’s Grand guy manager, Dick Howser, and a new back.” STRENGTHS Powerful batting Eagles’ Pete Kiro (33) pops from corner Russ Radant releases shot over Lancer defender. order overladen with left-handed World ifi Maine Bob Venora (22) lays hoop in off glass By Burroughs (Herald photos by Adamson) Money leaders hitters geared to Yankee Stadium; Milt I | two of best left-handers in baseball in Richmaii not sure By United Press International Ron Guidry and Tommy John; out­ shows way PGA GOLF standing bullpen corps of Rich 1, Tom Watson $110,425. 2, Jim Gossage, Ron Davis and Rudy May; on future deep benth; superb inner defense. Venora hot streak paces East Colbert $80,300. 3, George Burns $76,- “Let’s go for a ride Joe. Fishing is for a half mile, and then came out WEAKNESSES - Unless Ed 780 . 4, Andy Bean $75,681. 5, Craig onto a beautiful small meadow sit­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) “Ted said, ‘Go out and do it, and Figueroa bounces back from arm slow, and there are some places we saved it for tonight,” mused has a jammed thumb believe it or other end. After facing Sacred Heart Galligan and Pete Kiro each Stadler $71,227. 6, Dan Pohl $65,442. ting atop a high bluff overlooking the By LEN .AUSTER — A lot of people in our society, in­ you’ll be here as long as I’m here.’” surgery, there is a shortage of right- around here 1 want you to see. You Eagle Coach Jim Penders, recalling not. He won’t admit it but...” and Crosby’s quickness. Eastern’s chipped in 10 tallies for East while 7, Dave Eichelberger $63,587. 8, Tom river. "The glade was rimmed with Herald Spurtswriter cluding those in baseball, suffer from Burroughs remembers that clearly handed pitching; lack of right-handed drive, and 111 talk. O.K.?” the nightmarish outing against pressure was easy, Penders agreed. Kyle Ayer dished out 7 assists. East F^rtzer $56,691. 9, Jeff Mitchell $56,- connifers, and right near the side of Led by Bob Venora offensively and Fortin, 6-foot-2 senior forward, a very convenient forgettery. but he doesn’t talk about the $400,000 power; not much overall team The words were spoken 10 years Crosby. Brian Galligan had four quick was 29-for-46 from the field, the 300. 10, Leonard Thompson $50,406. the bluff, where the trees formed an Tommy Fortin defensively, East was installed in the middle of the And there you have the nub of all loan he received from Turner, a loan speed; oor catching reserve. ago by a good friend of mine. Col. hoops early in the fourth quarter to Lancers 21-for-39. LPGA GOLF arch, it seemed as though they Catholic made the most of its second Venora, 6-foot-3 senior captain, back of East’s 2-3 zone and helped Jeff Burroughs’ present problems. on which the Braves’ owner has been NEW FACES — Ruppert Jones, Max Stoddard. The place was Sourd- help East. “They (Eastern) went E a s t m oves into T u e sd a y ’s 1, JoAnne Carner $31,636. 2, Sandra created a living frame for an up­ chance by soundly whipping Bristol was an unbelievable —but-true —15- shut down the Lancers inside. “What Burroughs is in a state of limbo. paying most of the interest rate. acquired from Seattle, will start in nahunk Lake in northern Maine and man at us and that’s when Brian semifinals against the East Haven- Post $23,212. 3, Jane Blalock $20,676. stream view of the prettiest stretch Eastern, 65-46, in a State Basketball for-15 from the field and 5-for-8 from a job he (Fortin) did,” Penders first On the one hand, he’s an outfielder That’s sort of forgotten by center field; Rick Cerone, obtained Max happened to be there the same Fairfield Prep winner at a site and 4, Beth Daniel $18,608. 5, Jan of water 1 have ever seen. Right at Tournament Class L quarterfinal the foul line in equaling his season- remarked, “No question he solidified excels,” Penders explained, “ He has Burroughs, who came up with back from Toronto, will start at catcher; two weeks Joyce and 1 were on our in good standing with the Atlanta Stephenson, Australia, $17,152. 6, Dot the very edge of this beautiful vista, bout last night at Hall High in West high 35 points. He also latched onto 8 the middle of the defense. I don’t the quickness. We spread them out time to be announced. trouble last season and slumped to summer vaction. Braves. On the other, he has no stan­ Germain $15,920. 7, Jerilyn Britz lefthander Tom Underwood, were the remains of an old log cabin, Hartford. rebounds as East held a wide margin know how many steals and deflec­ and went backdoor.” Ea»i Catholic (65)— Venora 15 5-8 35, .224 with only 47 RBI and 11 homers. Max, as he was affectionately ding with them at all. Not as far as $14,592. 8, Donna C. Young $13,595. 9, acquired from Toronto, should make burned and fallen down, but with The Eagles, now 20-6, were routed in that department, 25-10. tions he had but it was a great ef­ Bates was the lone Lancer in twin Kiro 5 0-0 10, Radant 2 0-0 4, Ayer 1 0-1 2. known throughout the State of Maine, he’s concerned, anyway. “They (the Braves) should’ve told Amy Alcott $13,295. 10, M.J. Smith starting rotation; Eric Soderholm, parts of the stone chimney and porch in the Class L Region I title game by . “Bobby, his rebounding; he was fort.” digits and the key was forcing him to Galligan 5 0-110, Fortin 10-() 2, Ciszewski 0 me I was involved in a deal and let was a real woodsman, lover of the “The manager said our lineup is $12,426. obtained from Texas, adds infield still standing. Crosby High. 79-55, but under the back to himself tonight,” marveled Eastern had a 12-10 lead after one work hard all evening. “Bates really 00 0, Skoly 0 1-2 1, McCoy 0 1-2 1, outdoors, and a superb raconteur. At set,” Burroughs says, with the me give them a yes or no,” he says. MEN’S TENNIS depth; Bob Watson, signed as free "Joe, you should have seen this CIAC for,mat advanced nevertheless Penders, “ Bobby was simply incredi­ quarter with Jim Bates tossing in 8 had to work hard. We didn’t run any Falkowski 0 0-0 0. Totals 29 7-14 65. that particular time he was in his 70s, resignation of a man having just “But they announced the trade and 1, Bjorn Borg, Sweden, $250,000. 2, agent, provides consistent place, when I finished that cabin 25 to the quarterfinals. Eastern, Region ble. That has to be one of the best markers for the Lancers. Chinese defenses on him. We were Briatol Eastern (46) — Bates 9 3-4 21, a little unsteady on his feet, but Andersoi. 1OO 2, CTark 4 04) 8, Curtis 4 0-0 heard a judge pass sentence on him. then asked me. It’s kind of like John McEnroe $140,700 . 3, Jimmy righthanded bat; Rudy May, also years ago. 1 remember sitting on that HI champs, bows out 14-10. tournament performancs for us ever, It was deadlocked at 14-alI early in talking, communicating on defense bound and determined to fish all his 8, Gaski 0 1-2 1, Nye 2 0-0 4, Teffs 0 OO 0, “There’s no chance for me to win a backing a guy into a comer. They Connors $126,200. 4, Vitas (jerulaitis signed as free agent, adds pitching porch in the evening, the water, a "It was a great team effort. I guess He was immense offensively and he the second stanza where the Eagles and knew where he was,” Penders favorite haunts. Dionne 1 OO 2, Guertin 0 OO 0, Pina 0 OO 0, job no matter what I do here in don’t understand a bad year. If a guy $82,275. 5, Brian Gottfried $77,435. 6, depth. glowing purple from the setting sun ripped off 8 unanswered markers, 6 stated. “We took them out of their I had known him for quite a few ’Tucker 0 OO 0. Totals 21 40 46. spring training. It’s kind of mind has a bad year and he’s 28, get rid of Raul Ramirez, Mexico, $63,065. 7, OUTLOOK — A definite contender as it rolled toward the bluff, the trees by Venora who was 9-for-9 from the rhythm.” years, and when our paths crossed, it boggling.” him. I want to play but I have no idea Vijay Amritraj, India, $53,488. 8, if all those old legs don’t wilt under outlined in gold, and three or four floor in the opening 16 minutes, to would always be someplace in the Bobby Cox, the Braves’ manager, what will happen now.” Guillermo Vilas, Ai^entina, $51,500. the hot August sun. (Jeer grazing over in the far comer of take control. north country. We both seemed to doesn't go along with Burroughs’ Jeff Burroughs is right when he 9, Wojtek Fibak, Poland, $49,220. 10, the meadow. Just beautiful. ‘Bout East led at the half, 31-24. like to fish the sanie palces. And assessment. Not completely. says his problem has something to do Eddie Dibbs $37,538. then. I’d pick up my rod and follow Fortin, working awfully hard and Balanced Iona when it came to Sourdnahunk, Max with his salary. He said no to the one WOMEN’S TENNIS that path over yonder down the bluff, cleaning the floor with his uniform, always tried to be there when we club that would take him. He 1, Martina Navratilova $148,675. 2. and fish until dark ... Always came had three steals in the third stanza as Big hope shouldn’t for get that. Nor the were, so that we could fish and visit Billie Jean King $109,525. 3, Tracy together. back with some one to one and one By East moved to a 43-32 spread going “I wouldn’t say there’s no chance possibility that anything can happen Speed big topples Cross Austin $75,500. 4, Wendy Turnbull, When Max said he would talk. He half pound trout (Max never caught into the last canto. for him to win a job,” Cox says. in baseball and he could work his way Australia, $49,375. 5, Greer Stevens, anything under 1 pound) and once in a Earl Yost Bates in the third stanza with his wasn't fooling. But 1 sure learned a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The Gaels took a slim 36-35 half­ “We’ve just decid^ to give Dale back into Atlanta’s lineup yet.” South Africa, $44,950. 6, Virginia while, a good four or six pound 17th point became the all-time lot about the history of Maine from Sharpshooting senior guards Glenn time lead but opened the second half Murphy a real good look out there in Wade, Britain, $44,925. 7, Chris Evert landlocked salmon.” Sports Editor asset pro leading scorer in Bristol history. He him, and what was equally great for Vickers and Kevin Hamilton com­ with a 12-4 spurt in the first 5:04 to left field,” Lloyd $40,250 (corrected total). 8, 1 could see everything Max finish^ with 21 markers and 1,561 me. all about areas of the state that bined for 41 points to lead a balanced grab a nine point lead, 48-39. Murphy, who’ll be 24 next week, is Evonne Goolagong, Australia, $37,- described ... to the point w wwre oi points for his career. The old city Asked for trade he had walked, camped, hunted, and star says scoring attack Friday, helping Iona Hamilton, center Jeff Ruland and one of Atlanta’s big hopes for the 200. 9, Dianne Fromholtz, Australia. could almost see the deer, the water, mark was set by Mark Noon of St. fished. Some of these spots were still to an 84-78 victory over Holy Cross in forward Mike Palma each had four future. He was hitting ,348 with 13 Seemingly forgotten by him also is $32,425. 10, Kathy Jordan $30,650. and the setting sun although it was 4 enjoyeu. Paul. beautiful, and as productive as they “Usually I’m the oldest player in the first game of an NCAA round points during that span. homers and a league-leading 36 RBI how he became so unhappy with the PBA BOWLING o’clock in the afternoon. “Over the past 20 years, Borg has The Lancers tried to pressure East were when he first hiked through the the tournament,” 34-year-old Tom doubleheader. after 39 games last season when he Braves last season, he a s k ^ them to 1, Wayne Webb $32,160 . 2, Kyle “What happened to the cabin?" 1 to be ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 on fullcourt in the final period but the Vickers finished with 23, Hamilton country, Gorman noted during the Aetna Marquette met Villanova in the tore up his knee. He did that catching trade him several times. Shedd $^,606. 3, Marshall Holman asked. his accomplishments. Laver was just Eagles broke it, and converted at the "Place I'm going to show you World Cup play this weekend at the nightcap. added 18 and Ruland 16 for the Gaels. and after returning to the lineup in The Braves tried during the winter $27,640. 4, Joe Hutchinson $26,720. 5, "Burned it down. Did it myself. Ronnie Perry closed his brilliant today is where 1 built my first camp Hartford Civic Center,"but with this ahead of his time when he dominated The victory was Iona’s 17th mid-July, he played first base the but the only one who seemed to want Gary Dickinson $26,220. 6, Palmer Used to leave it open all year round college career with a game-high 24 on the river below “Rip" Dam. Has gang, I'm the youngest.” the game. It’s really a toss-up, Laver straight and upped its season record rest of the season. Burroughs was Brad Corbett, owner Fallgren $25,720. 7, Mark Roth $24,- for them that came this way. points, while Dave Mulquin added 13 to be one of the prettiest spots in the And he was right, playing with or Borg as the best. On clay, Borg is to 29-4, the most victories in the When the Braves got Chris of the Texas Rangers. 9d0. 8, Mike Aulby $24,320. 9, Bill Whether winter pilgrims, or summer the greatest of all-time. Nine in row and Garry Witts scored 12. whole darn state." United States teammates Charlie country. Iona meets ninth-ranked Chambliss during the winter, Cox A trade finally was agreed upon Coleman $19,415. 10, Nelson Burton ... kept it stocked and just asked, that “During their peak days. I’d have Perry finished with 2,524 points for “And miss the evening fishing’’ 1 Pasarell (36), Marty Riessen (38), Georgetown in the second round Sun­ decided to move Murphy to left field during the December meetings in Jr. $19,316. what was taken or used, be replaced to take Laver because he dominated don’t know.” Dennis Ralston (37), and Jim for Celtics day. Holy Cross, the ECAC North his career, moving him ahead of Bill Sutton out where Burroughs never has won any Toronto. Burroughs would go back to NASCAR at some time or other, and the camp the game for such a long period,” "Will you stop thinking about Osborne (35). champion, finished its season at 19- Bradley into 12th place on the all- Gold Gloves. Speedster Ed Miller, Texas along with Adrian Devine and 1, Buddy Baker $102,175 . 2, Bobby left as it was found. That’s woods Gorman added. BOSTON (UPI) — L a ^ Bird and time NCAA Division I scoring list. fishing, and try and absorb a little The old gaffers with Australia are 11. who came up from Richmond last Pepe Frias for Doyle Alexander and Allison $71,175. 3, Dale Earnhardt Ithaca eager courtesy. Well, after I found it One of the biggest disappointments Cedric Maxwell combined for 47 $500 daily culture. Remember, you haven’t Rod Laver (41), John Newcombe September and hit .310 the final Larvell Blanks. $62,300. 4, Neil Bonnett $52,150 . 5, desecrated, and garbaged up three of the last hurrah, as Aetna people points Friday night to lead the seen this country the way 1 have, and (35), Fred Stolle (41), Ken Rosewall month for Atlanta, has been penciled Except that Burroughs, in Hawaii Darrell Waltrip $51,250. 6, Benny Mike Quesnel, an Ithaca College years in a row, 1 figured my era had tabbed the 11th edition of the World Boston Celtics to a 111-92 win over if the idiots keep fouling it up the way (34) and Roy Emerson (43). VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Los in for the center field job and Gary at the time, says the Braves didn’t Parsons $41,400. 7, Richard Petty sophomore, helped the Ithaca passed, and 1 torched it myself. Cup, ninth under Aetna sponsorship, the Philadelphia 76ers, they are, you’ll be sorry you passed Play being restricted to 35 and Angeles pitcher Don Sutton, absent Matthews, goming off his best year ask his permission first before the $39,575. 8. Donnie Allison $35,160. 9. College varsity basketball team to a Couldn’t stand to see it ruined was the fact Laver wasn’t designated It was the season-high ninth up this chance." over, Gorman just made it as having Golf now fun from the Dodgers’ spring training ever, has a lock on right field. trade was announced. The Braves Terry Labonte $32,120. 10, Cale Yar­ 12-12 record this season and a third anym ore.” straight win for the Celtics, while the We arrived at a point down river passed his 34th birthday he became to play any of the three singles That means the 29-year-old say they tried to reach Burroughs but place finish in the Independent loss broke a six-game Philadelphia camp since it opened March 1, was borough $26,705. from the dam, and Max said to me Max and 1 left then. Me, with a vi­ eligible. matches. Burroughs, who hit 41 homers and somehow the deal got on the wires College Athletic Conference. win streak. assessed a $500-per-day fine begin­ THOROUGHBRED RACING "You'll have to help me through the sion of something beautiful but sad, “Speed is the biggest asset in ten­ All is not lost, however, the nifty drove in 114 runs for the Braves only beforehand. Quesnel, a 6-4 forward, averaged 6- The Celtics opened a 21-16 bulge at ning Friday. (Compiled hv Daily Raring Form) woods to the river, but 1 guarantee and Max, with the satisfaction of nis," Gorman reported after he little lefthanded Aussie will be in three years ago, is out in the cold. Finally, Braves’ General Manager 1 points per game, fifth best on the the end of the quarter as they closed for Mike Hill At the same time. Dodger officials JOCKEYS - 1, Bill Shoemaker $1,- you, you won't be sorry” passing something on to me that he either one doubles match this after­ whipped Rosewall, taking the deci­ expanded their efforts to trade the A year ago, after Burroughs hit John Mullen did contact Burroughs 379,675. 2, Cash Asmussen $1,293,956. team, and earned a starting role. His knew 1 would never forget. noon or one Sunday, or he may play the period with a 10-2 bust. Rick Slowly and tediously, we made our sion in the third and deciding set on LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - 41-year-old part-time farmer from 35-year-old pitcher, who had a 12-15 .301 for the Braves, he signed a new and he vetoed the deal. There was an 3, Chris McCarron $1,184,280. 4, best outing was a 17-point perfor­ both days in this feature. Robey led all scorers in the period way over an almost overgrown path Thursday night's opening program. After 12 often-grim years on the PGA Jackson, Mich. record last season. three-year contract with them for unusual rider to the swap. If Lafitt Pincay $1,116,825. 5, a-Eric mance against RIT. Laver is the biggest “name" with with eight of his 18, and Bird chipped The handsome Gorman will be tour, Mike Hill decided he was going something like $1.2 million. That Burroughs failed to report to the Beitia $1,071,493. 6, Darrell the down under squad. He’s the in with six of his 27. He said he got the feeling it was Sutton, the Dodger record-holder back Sunday afternoon in the to have fun and Friday shot a 5- going to be his day when he saved par for career victories, strikeouts, 0 breaks down to $400,000 a year. Rangers, they agreed to pay the McHargue $788,680. 7, Eddie Little League featured singles match against New­ player the majority of the tennis With the game tied 36-36 with 8:32 Bowling* under-par 67 for a one-stroke lead at out of a bunker on the first hole. shutouts and innings pitched, was at He bought a home in Atlanta and Braves $50,0()(). That was because Delahoussaye $777,673 . 8, a-Patrick combe. buffs would like to see for perhaps left in the half, Boston ran off a 13-2 RESTAURANT Emil Beverly Bard 139, llga to register the halfway mark in the $300,000 “There are certain holes than can his Calabasas, Calif., home Friday. was happy. He made sure he had a Atlantanwould still be stuck with Valenzuela $769,210. 9, Ruben Her­ GOP- Judy Lauder 1’5- "Tbe top guys today are faster the last time in competition in this spurt giving them a 39-28 lead which 191-546, Joyce Tyler 456, Palmier! 140-152-404, Klavins 143-350, Diane Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf set up your whole day, like No. 1. It’s He reportedly told team owner Peter no-trade clause in his contract. But, Burroughs’ contract. nandez $577,352. 10, Jeffrey Fell Registration for than ever. area. they never relinquished. Laurence Faugher 466, George Burgess 140-153- Colangelo 127, CIssic. difficult to par out of the bunker and O’Malley he would report to camp Braves’ owner Ted Turner, Had he been notified beforehand. $562,036. youngsters interested in Penalty minutes Maxwell paced the Celtics to a 47- Carolyn Wilson 460, 145- 438, John Kensel 165- "Hie Nastase and Laver, during Hill, who says his philosophy now it makes you think it’s your day,” he Saturday. Burroughs says, told him he didn’t Burroughs says he might have a-Apprentice. the Manchester Little their prime years, were as fast as 34 halftime lead with six of his 20 401, Carl Bujaucius 182-415, Two more minutes in penalties and is that if he hits a bad shot he will no said. “We have never been a fining have anything to worry about. agreed to go back to the Rangers. TRAINERS - 1, Bud Delp $557,825. TRl-TOW.N- Bill Calhoun League baseball program any player in the game today. points, and Julius Erving led the BLOSSOMS- Betty Ean Vignone 405, Tom Dave Keon of the Hartford Whalers longer let It upset him, had a two- Hill said he started this year on the organization,” O’Malley said. “But 2, Frank Martin $554,907 . 3, Laz 214-205-561, Dick Lourie will take place Sunday "You have to have desire to con­ Sixers with eight of his game-high 36 Flynn 207-464, B arbara Greer 172-393, Travis Cook will match his career high for a round total of bunder-par 136. In se­ this was a flagrant violation. Barrera $478,160. 4, Ronald McAnally 104-512, Ray Bessette 502, afternoon from 1 to 4 in the period. tour with an entirely new attitude. 141- 162-440, Bill Sheekey tinue playing and you must discipline single season. The veteran center has cond place at 137 was first-round $422,724. 5, D. Wayne Lukas $327,250. Sullivan 190-211-537, Gem­ Bob Edwards 516, Fred o’clock at the Legion Home yourself to stay in great shape. The Celtics opened a 63-40 lead 142- 410, Tom Schuetz 158- picked up 10 minutes this season. He leader Danny Edwards, who followed Yanks tab Cerone 6, Thomas J. Kelly $320,769. 7, ma Biske 471, Ruth Ann Dobosz 535, Ron Simmons on Legion Drive, Boys and You’ve got to have quickness and midway through the third period as 391, Don McAllister 168- had 12 minutes during the 1968-69 his opening 66 with a 71 Friday. Glass 453. 512, John Miller 530, Rob girls must be 8 and not 13 speed. Robey and Bird contributed six Warren J. Pascuma $310,568. 8, 427, Steve Tongren 146-146- season while with Toronto...The In a three-way tie for third at 138 Argentina leading Charles Whittingham bo6,300. 9, heigliore 548, Don Dzen by August 1. There is a $5 points apiece in a 16-4 Boston run, but "1 practice more now than ever. If Springfield Indians will play a starting catcher CATERERS- Fran Mar­ 400, John Georgiades 158- 536, Earl Kramer 546. the Sixers came back with a 14-2 run were Johnny Miller, apparently Jose Martin $266,232. 10, Robert fee. you lay off as long as two weeks, you “home"*’ game Sunday, March 30 in vin 154, Claire Wentworth 395, John Ortolani 149, of their own to draw 68-56. making a comeback of his own. Bob Frankel $256,575. Steve Williams 140, Mike lose too much,” Gorman added. Hartford against Adirondack in the Murphy, a winner here in 1975, and ' FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. catcher. With the veterans here and HORSES — 1, Spectacular Bid 136, Phyllis DeFurio 131- Erving paced the Philadelphia at­ U,S. in Davis Cup Lappen 150, Bill American Hockey League.' Tom Jim Simons. .Miller shot a 4-under- (UPI) — If he has heard it once, he the experience they have, it’s bound $425,600. 2, Glorious Song $181,850. 3, 341, Carol Lewie 131-129- tack with 14 points in the quarter and to make me a better catcher.” 363, Joan Baldyga 138, Deb­ MacMullen 147. SERVICE SPECIAL Hard work Webster is a playing coach with the par 68, Murphy had a 71 and Simons a BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) won the first two sets 6-4 and 6-3 has heard it a hundred times already, John Henry $178,200. 4, Beau’s Eagle Red Wings. The Indians are the Lionel Hollins added eight of his 14 “ 1 think more about keeping in top 70. — Argentina took a I-O lead in the while McEnroe came back in the and Rick Cerone is sure he’ll hear it $162,900. 5, Flying Paster $160,000. 6, bie Cichowicz 128, Sharon Whalers farm club with a number of points, but Boston still led after three From Rick Cerone’s mouth to SYMIMIONIES- JoAnn condition today than ever before. Next at 139 were Lee Trevino (72), American zone finals of the Davis third set, 6-4. at least a dozen times more. Darlin Momma $108,306, 7, Private Krause 133, Linda Oil ch a i^ , oil filter, ex-Whalers in their lineup, including quarters, 72-58. Does he think he can possibly fill G od’s e ars. T h a t’s w hat Dick A rsenault 140-130-373, When 1 was younger, it just came Dave, Eichelberger (68), Larry Cup of tennis Friday with Argen­ The match, which ended after Account $106,693. 8, Silver Eagle Boothroyd 152-356. Tim Sheehy who was sent down to The fourth quarter opened as a Thurman Munson’s shoes? Howser, the Yankees’ new manager, Carol Rawson 147-367, plus lubrication naturally. Now 1 have to work hard at shoot-out between Bird and Erving. Ziegler (69), Doug Tewell (68) and tina's Jose Luis G ere leading U.S. McEnroe won the third set, will be $102,100, 9, Superbity $92,257.10, Pole make room for Bobby Hull...Will "I can’t do that,” the righthanded bopi^. Cerone came to the "Yanks Don't pul off ihi> irnporiiml s u m u ’ uork lun lonjji’r. it to stay shgrp.” Bird scored Boston’s first 10 in the Morris Hatalsky (69). star John McEnroe two sets to one in continued 'on Saturday. Later Satur­ Position $90,845. Hull help the Whalers? One man’s hitting, 25-year-old acquisition from ^”e Blue Jays last November Spn liils like this shouldn't In* iniSM'd. Keys in his opening win were a period, while Erving scored 10 of the Hill, who hasn't won since the 1977 a second match called due to day Vilas and Clerc will face Dirty old oil is driiiiu'd from vour I’n^jiiH- Ki\u t|Uiirt>oi opinion: He has too much pride not to Toronto says straight out, so nobody w ith so u th p a w Tom strong, hard serve and ability to out­ Sixers first 12. But Boston still led 82- Ohio Kings Island Open and finished darkness. McEnroe and Peter Fleming of the Rose, wife together Shell Fire K Ic e ' lUW-ttl nv»tor oil ;trt' put to work be in the best shape possible for his geU the wrong idea. ““‘fielder Ted run his older foe at crucial times, 70, and continually pulled ahead until 102nd on the money list with $38,087 Guillermo Vilas, Argentina’s top- United States in a doubles match. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Pete Rose >200 REWARD new filter is installed to tr.ip harmful parlicles lh.il m:i\ II one iiiuiiimii baseman Chris "Bjorn Borg practices harder than comeback in the NHL, The one-time last year, sank long putts of 80 and 25 ranked player, gave Argentina the The 1980 American zone final of the “There was only one Thurman ' f®*^ and his wife Karolyn, who last year work their way miv the engine's maiPbireani. the final buzzer. Then your chassis is lubru .iled any player in the game today, just “Golden Jet” should be a plus in the feet on his way to his 67 over the par lead on the first day of the three-day Davis Cup is the fourth meeting of remaining weeks...Jeff Koelsch ’a?r?eTyiSron'to''te"?hS ^ d T n S ^ ^ ^ ^ {iled for divorce, are back together in at all key points. like Laver did in his prime. Borg Three-way tie 72, 7,129-yard Inverrary course. zone finals with a long and drawn-out Argentina and the United States. Florida where Rose is in spring plans to spend two weeks in Florida No. 1 receiver. “There’ll never be he can t cut it, Howser doesn t have Offer expires ...... ^ ^ ^ wants to beat you 6-0 every game in He wound up with a steady round of win over Brian Gottfried of the Argentina has won the finals only training. The Cincinnati Post For Information leading to the conviction of around the baseball camps starting LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Louise another. The only way I catch is like ‘®® fnuch to fall back on. practice or he isn’t satisfied. That’s five birdies and no bogeys to put him United States. Vilas won, 7-5,6-4 and once, beating the United States in reported Thursday. anyone Involved In the tire slashing on MARCH 318T f next week...Tom Casalino will return Bruce birdied the final three holes Rick Cerone. To be a good catcher, one reason he’s on top,” he added. Friday to move into a three-way tie in contention at the midway point of 6-3. 1977 by a score of 3-2 in a series of “Apparently the divorce suit to the Neipsic Tennis Club this you have to be able to run, throw and “The way 1 look at it. I’m coming February 19 at Economy Electric Supply. Borg like Laver with JoAnne Carner and Debbie a tournament for the first time since But the surprise was Clerc, who at matches dominated by Vilas. Karolyn filed some months ago is summer as the teaching pro with he won three years ago. the end of the day had come very But the United States won the two call a ballgame. I think I’m able to do to the Yankees with two strikes on now meaningless,” the newspaper SILVER LANE SHELL WJio's the No.l player in the world? East Catholic standout Monica Massey at 3-under-par 69 following that. Coming over here to the the opening round of the |125,00Q “Obviously I played pretty good. I close to giving McEnroe, the other encounters, beating Argentina me,” reasons Cerone, who looks a lit- said. The report also said the Roses “Borg,” Gorman shot back.” He’s at Murphy on the instructional putted good, I played good, the wind third best, player in the world, his 5-0 in Washington, D.C., in 1931 and 4- Yankees will help me because of the tie like Ron Guidry and is a native of have bought a new home in Cincin- Call Mr. Roth. 646-2830 292 SPENCER ST., MANCHESTER .646-0878 the same level now that Laver once staff...Have a nice weekend. LPGA Classic at the Rancho Park pitching ktaff. That’s what makes a golf course. blew and I’m glad its over,” said the first defeat in Davis Cup play. Clerc 1 in Memphis, Tenn. in 1979. Newark, N.J. natl. la - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 8, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 8. 1980 - 13

Collector$^ corner H»lp Wanttd 13 Htip Wtniad 13 Halp Wantad Supper A n ge ls Disguised 13 Region As Children C(K:KTAIL WAITRESSES - Experienced. Weekends. And CLERK-TYPIST honors Busboys. PS9 Ellington Road, Advanced apple-parer South Windsor, after 11 a.m. Hcralb Permanent full time postlon available founder SECURITY - North East By RUSS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Security has immediate immediately. Math aptitude required MACKENDRICK openings (or weekend per­ to handle a variety of duties. This apple-parer, lately discovered sonnel in Manchester area. MANCHESTER - The Successful applicant must in a bam north of ^ t o n , is a Lockey Excellent Fringe Benefits. Brainard second annual potiuck These little angels can have a phone, car and clean Field area. Call Teresa at 278-7750. & Howland type, p atent^ in 1856. It supper for all Girl Scouts sing, now that they are PHONE 643-2711 police record. North' East is fairly well along in the evolution of Security will provide un­ in the Robertson School no longer ill or hungry. this segment of Americana. Note O thers are still w aiting. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD iforms and training. Apply in area was held. Feb. 25 at person to North Eiast P u r i ­ An Equal Opportunity Employer that it is clamped onto a shelf — the Robertson with 136 Girl Angela sing in the strang* ty, 61 Willard Street, Hart­ earlier ones were simply fastened to Halp Wantad 13 Scouts and adults par­ esl places...in Ouagadougou, ford, Ct. or cair522-5143. a board and must have required . Bangalore, Guayaquil and ticipating. several hands for their operation. Dacca, and the angels are PART TIME HELP Wanted LATHE OPERATOR - ’lie supper is part of an downtown, Manchester. Call COOK - Full time. Reliable, THE TOWN OF COVENTRY The very first models did not have n/ten disguised as children. Experienced, able to set up neat, hard working. Duties in­ is accepting applications for ongoing cooperative ac­ To thousands of these 646-5999. and run small production lots the automatic blade to follow the clude: Food preparation, in­ the position of clerk in the tivity among the five angels, the places arc not and do prototype work, ^ p ly ventory control, supervision curve of the fruit. The cutting ele­ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Town Hall. This person will be troops at Robertson. strange —they are home, a at Wesco Industries, JES In­ of kitchen staff. Apply: Rein’s responsible for working both i : t'- ment was mounted on a swiveled place to laugh and play and wanted by old established dustrial Park, Route 5, South Chosen as a theme this firm. Must be a self-starter, New York Style Deli in the Town (3erk’s office and arm that had to be guided while the sing. Unfortunately, for 350 Windsor, 568-6334 EOE. Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, the Tax Collector’s office. year wa a daisy niotif. agnessive, personable and apple, stuck onto a fork on a bar, was million of the world’s chil­ Route 30 Vernon. Typing mathmetical ability Daisy was the nickname of dren, home can also mean hold a Connecticut license. INSPECTOR - Experienced rotated against it. We’ll show you the way to required. Starting rate $3.25 the founder of Girl hunger, malnutrition, dis­ inspector for first piece and per hour. Applications The earliest patent for an applb- enjoy an unmatched lucrative, receiving inspection. Must be WAITERS and WAITRESSES Scouting in this country, ease and loneliness. - Full and part time, good pay available a Town Manager's l\'u parer was granted in 1803 to a Moses For some of these angels, rewarding professional able to keep good records and Juliette Gordon Low. ’The career. Send resume to Box and benefits. Liberal working office. Town Office Building, Coates of Pennsylvania. The first love has changed their cries use measuring tools. Apply at Coventry, Connecticut. Scouts made “Daisy” K, c/o Evening Herald. Wesco Industries. JES In­ hours. Apply in person: ■*-.w really practical one, if any were, was of hunger to songs of con­ Closing date March 14, 1980. placemats, napkin rings, fidence. You can bring a dustrial Park, Route 5, South Ground Round Restaurant, the Sargent and Foster which had a 3025 Main Street, Glaston­ E.O.E. centerpieces in a beautiful­ new song to a hungry Windsor, 568-6334. EOE. blade guided mechanically as the one bury. ly co-ordinated effort and child by becoming a child shown here. The slithery peeled ap­ sponsor. Sponsorship can FULL- OR PART-TIME , tribute to their founder. IF YOU ENJOY WORKING STOCK and ple had to be removed by hand. mean a new life of health NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 dental-medical receptionist Brownies from Carol and happiness for a child. and assistant wanted for oral in fresh air and mefleeting peo- There was an explosion of paring Shift. Orientation pro^am pie, then working at Mr. Auto DELIVERY PERSON return,” “geared segment,” and the master’s Provisionals including the Colvi’s Troop 621 and Judy For a free booklet on surgeon’s office. Experience devices in the 1850s. (Up to the turn starting every Monday. Plea­ Wash Car Care (Center is right Some housekeeping “lathe.” St. Louis Bears, Trans-Mississippi White’s Troop 608 sang a how you can help the sant working conditions. Call preferred. Call 872-8331. of the century some 150 patents had angels sing.. .’’Building for you. Wages based on abili­ duties In addition to stock It may come as a surprise to hear and Graf Zeppelin plate blocks. medley of songs. Mrs. Maloney at Burnside ty and extra incentives are handling. Good driving been taken.) To the design shown Bridges of Love” . .. write Convalescent Home, 289-9571. that you can still buy a new apple- From Canada there will be two of the The foiiowing Brownies HELP WANTED available to you. Apply at 150 record. Monday through above there was added a World Vision International, Tolland St., East Hartford parer. It is called the White Moun­ Seaway inverts (only 200 are in provided entertainment un­ Box O, Pasadena, Ca. 91109. Friday. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. programmed pusher-offer lever. FRIENDS OF MARTHA WHITE BABYSITTER NEEDED IN tain, a lathe type, selling for $17.50, existence), and also two of the very der the leadership of Mrs. MY HOME preferably from Opportunity (or advanced Then came what has been described Bridgeport Operator NEED EXTRA INCOME’ - up from its 18OT price of 40 cents. rare 1851 Queen Victoria 12-pence Colvin: Jessica Russell, Present and former Round Table Parents Manchester, Vernon, Bolton Work one of our outdoor student with compatible as the pride of the trade, the Reading WIII train schedule. Apply In person This one will give you a handful of blacks. Kathryn King, Tara Lyver, and friends of Round Table are invited to a area. 3 days a week. 8 to 4 Flower Locations on Hardware Company’s contraption p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- naked apple rings, all ready for The sale catalog, which will be a Clare Hulme, Amanda Paid holidays, excellent In­ weekends. Car needed. S.D.R. that would peel, push off and cut out meeting on Tuesday, March 11th., 8 p.m.. 3914. Enterprises. Andover, Conn . D''''a R R I S 0 N’ S drying or instant apple-sauce. collectors’ item in itself, is offered Nevin, Jessica Nevin, Jill surance benefits. Full time M9 MAIN STREET the blossom end. Cooper Hail, South Methodist Church. Pur­ 742-9965. Ms. Levy would welcome any in­ for $5 with prices realized by the White, and Karen White. LEGAL SECRETARY- Law position. 50 hour week. App­ MANCHESTER, CT Up to that time the motive power quiries about her hobby. Send a SASE Galleries at 1120 E. 56th St., New Also, Lisa Ambach, Jen­ pose of Meeting — To show our support for Firm in Vernon seeks full ly in person to: NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - / was applied by twisting a crank. A time Legal Secretary with to 16000 South Woodland Road, York, NY 10022. nifer Burbank, Jennifer Permanent reliable sitter in BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST - new idea, coming from the New Martha White, in hopes that she may recon­ good Wping and shorthand METRONICS Cleveland, Ohio 44120. Gilbert, Vicky Hann, Robin my home for one-year-old Immediate opening. England Butt Co., “The Thompson There'll he some changes sider her resignation. skills. Experienced preferred. Routf 6 ft 44 A twins and an 11-year-old Call Professional office. Kearney, Pam Minella, Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Parer,” would peel the apple, cut it Earth-shaking auction Members of the Manchester . b O l t o n after 6 p.m. 649-5116. Interesting position. Pleasant Kelly Muir, Meagan a.m. and 5 p.m. into 6 pieces and kick off the core — Philatelic Society and the Central working conditions. 522-1000. The 1980 “Rarities of the World,” Pillard, Laurie Smith, BABYSITTER WANTED for ation. $300 including utilities. all with one back and forth motion of Connecticut Coin Club should bear in sale to be put on by the Robert A. Jackie Schuetz, Karyn Help Wanted 13 2 pre-school children in my Don Horrigrmed guards 9 dis­ Housing donation ... a straight handle. mind that Mott's Shoprite will now EXPERIENCED CASHIER Manchester home. Part time, Siegel Auction Galleries April 5 MAINTENANCE MAN WANTED for part-time patchers wanted to work in an Swanson, Kathy Tonucci, Must have proven work record expanding to full time. 646- An article, practically a disserta­ might see the first million-collar close at 9 p.m. on their meeting TOOLMAKERS - Machinists, hours. Pleasant working con­ electronic alarm monitoring Edward Yeomans, left, treasurer of the An­ project for senior citizens. Looking over the Wendy Mitchell, and Leslie Originally, oatmeal was with references. Experience 8248. central station. Must have tion, with 21 pictures, appeared in the stamp. The British Guiana 1-cent nights. Quick dickering and decision­ actually meal - coarsely Apply 81 Commerce Street, ditions. Apply at Mobile Self- Smart. Glastonbury. PTG required In electrical preventive clean record, references dover Congregational Church, presented plans, with Yeomans and Mrs. MacDonald, is Oct. 14, 1979, “Antique Trader magenta (the one with the four cor­ making will be the watchword. ground grain — but now it maintenance, machine repair, Service Center Street, FULL TIME WAREHOUSE A Court of Awards was COMPANY. Telephone 633- Manchester, between 8 and 2 checked thoroughly. Bette MacDonald, president of Hop River the Rev. Richard Taylor, pastor of the Weekly.” The author, Marion I. ners cut off), that sold for $2M,000 in The next meeting of the stamp club u su ally co n sists of oats building and grounds. First shift STOCK CLERK-$3.50 per Immediate part-time or full­ held and Girl Scouts of 7631. with opportunity for overtime. We p.m. Levy, describes the four basic 1970, will be up for bids. Other will be on Tuesday the 11th, Mott’s processed as flakes. hour. Call Monday-Friday 649- time positions open. For ap­ Homes Housing Committee, with a check for church. (Herald photo by Adamson) Barbara Minella’s Junior offer an Insurance Plan, paid varieties of the successful apple breath-takers will be two of the 1918 Community Hall, 5W E. Middle Turn­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC vacations, holidays and sick time. 8648. pointment call 236-6119. $3,633 to help with the town’s first housing Troop 611 received badges WELDER - Experienced. parers: the “turntable,” the “quick 24-cent airmail inverts, some Post­ pike, 7 to 9 p.m. - Experienced only. Top Easy access to 1-64,1-66. Apply In Must be able to read for needlecraft, troop ADVERTISING wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 person at: blueprints. Full time. Full OVERSEAS JOBS PART-TIME HELP to work camper and my home. The Berlin fpke., Wethersfield, PILLOWTEX (K)RP0RATI0N benefits. For information on dairy farm. Must have MOST SKILLS NEEDED some experience. Apply in S h e H e r a l b RATES 563-0151 49 Regent Street. call: Personnel Consolidated girls receiving awards E irn SSOO to 13500 a Month person, 364 Bidwell Street, INDEX 1 D A Y ...... 14*wmkimt Mancheeter Cigar Co., 131 Oak Street, were Jill Boggini, Nancy Many Other Benefit, Manchester. Complex groundbreaking 3 DAYS ...13’MM PH N T RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 EOE M/F Glastonbury, Conn., 633-3641. Hulme, Ann Marie p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. Latest Overseas Employment NOTICES 6 DAYS ...12’woMPaMt An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity MATURE SITTER from 3 to Supermarket Shopper Kearney, Susan Swanson, 1 — Lost and Found Apply director of nursing. Employer M/F. Directory l.isting Over SOO 26 DAYS ...11’wMPaNy 12 p.m.. Experience required. Kelly Twible, Lisa 2 — Personals Salmonbrook Convalescent WE ARE LOOKING FOR American Employers Who Hire 15WORD,|2.10m m i Own transportation. Ages Zimkiewicz, Carrie 3 — Announcements Home, off House Street, Housewives interested in ASSISTANT DISPATCHER - lor Overseas Person lo Write. 4 — Entertainment Glastonburv. Please call 633- between 18 and up apply only. Heuser, Robin Minella, HAPPY A D S ‘2.50 aa making good money for part Need a person with previous Skills Required And Work Areas culminates 10 years work Why Do Manufacturers Use 5 — Auctions 5244. time hours, soliciting from experience but will train. Call...... 646-2578 , 9 ‘ to 2:! ?:30 p.m. Patty Soto, Carolyn Send 17 15 lo RECE INC . FINANCIAL our pleasant East Hartford Excellent company-paid 3808 ROSECRANS ST , BOX 178 Situation Wanted 15 O’Neill, Denise Deschanes 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages NURSES AIDES wanted for Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ fringe benefits. Pay commen­ In July the land was purchased and appeal to everyone to help us with So Many Different POPs? full time on all shifts. Apply SAN DIEGO. CA 92110 By DONNA HOLLAND and Cindy Pay son. 9 — Personal Loans missions. plus bonuses. Hours surate with ability and work QUALIFIED FULL CHARGE ideas for fund-raisers during the year 10 — Insurance director of nursing. Salmon- Herald Correspondent a well dug with money loaned by the Junior Girl Scout Troop 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- experience. Call between 3 l^kkeeper interested in 15 to Savings Bank of Manchester. In to raise the balance we are responsi­ EMPLOYMENT brook Convalescent Home, off 4993, ask for Teresa. and 5 pm. Ask for Steve HOME ADDRESSERS By MARTIN SLOANE day become standard throughout the questions and comments of general 601 also received badges House Street, Glastonbury. 20 hours per week. ANDOVER — Groundbreaking August the project went out to bid. ble for.” 13 — Help Wanter Thornton. 643-2133. WANTED - $500 per week Experienced in all phases of industry. interest will be published in future for troop work. Valerie 14 — Business Opportunities Please call 633-5244. ceremonies for Hop River Homes, an In the past few weeks the com­ Dear Supermarket Shopper—Why possible. No experience office work, including typing, Bids were opened in September but Dear Readers—Spring is on its columns. (]olvin, Kim Martin, Mar­ 15 — Situation Wanted □ NO TICES HAIRDRESSER required. A.S.D . P.O elderly housing development on mittee has received $100 donations don’t all manufacturers adopt a LATHE OPERATORS.- With Experienced with following. filing, invoicing, payroll and all were rejected because they were way, anand I look forward to the days cia Zipkin, Kathy Tyler, EDUCATION Drawer 140069, Dallas, TX tax returns. Available Riverside Drive in Andover, will be from at least three private in­ similar proof of purchase? Then we 2 years' experience. Good BABYSITTER WANTED. 3 Full-time position in busy too high. The project went out to bid when I can trot around the super­ Refund of the day Cindy Colvin, Karin 18 — Private Instructions to 5:30, Monday thru Friday 75214. evenings and one day per ^ rc h 17 at 10 a.m. at the site. dividuals. Memorial contributions shoppers wouldn’t have to go to all 19 — Schools-Classes Lost and Found 1 benefits. Salary n^otiable. Manchester Salon. Call again in November and although the market without a heavy overcoat. Galligan, Coleen Docherty, Hawk Precision (To., 303 and school vacations. Own week. Call Linda at 646-17i.' Many people have been working are being accepted. the inconvenience of saving hundreds Write to the following address to 20 — instructions Wanted Ultimate I. 643-2103. or 647- REAL ESTATE CAREER - days; 643-7904 evenings. bids were lower, they were still too This reminds me of a favorite Tammy Tracy, and LOST - Grey, white and gold Burnham Street, East Hart­ Transportation. Call after 1315 evenings. Ask for Diana. since 1968 to plan such a project for of squashed boxes, packages and receive the form necessary for this REAL ESTATE Earn $20,000 plus annually high. Other people are making monthly piece of supermarket poetry that I Michelle Legeyt received fluffy female kitten. 8 months ford. telephone 528-9845. 5:30. 646-7230. Part-timers considered. For Andover. donations to help pay the interest on bags. <, refund offer, which is good for a free 23 — Homes for Sale old. Extremely friendly. WILL DO HOUSE WORK - The committee negotiated with the would like to share with you. Called badges for world games 24 Lots-Land tor Sale PART-TIME TELLER - interview, Ralph Pasek. Part or full time at minimum The 24 one-bedroom units will be I have a large house with plenty of package of Hamburger Helper: Lydall and Parker street WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Thursday nights and Satur­ lowest bidder to cut costs but still the mortgage. “ Music to Buy By,” it was written by and troop camper. 25 — Investment Property - 1 day per week. Must have Realtor, 289-7475. wage. Call 646-6849 anytime. built by Keenan and Navarro of room, but it is still a messy job. I pity Hamburger Helper, (Seneral M ils 26 — Business Property area. Please cqll 646-5964. days. Apply Manchester State had to request an additional $100,(XIO Mrs. MacDonald said, “I would Dianne Strom ert’s RARE OPPORTUNITY - own transportation. Call 568- Dayvllle, Conn. Construction of the the shoppers who must keep their Loretta M. Renn. Inc., P. 0. Box 46, Department 485, 27 — Resort Property OWN YOUR OWN Bank. IMMEDIATE OPENING for from FmHA. like to stress the fact that Hop River I went to the store Cadette Troop 658 received 28 — Real Estate Wanted LOST - Black and white male 2605. homes should take about one year. Homes is an interdenominational proofs in an apartment or mobile Minneapolis, Minn. 55W. This offer BUSINESS. Distributor for Hairdresser. Call Lorie 646 OPEN HOUSE They were turned down and told to badges for my govern­ MISC. SERVICES cat in area of Parkway Kodak film. Duracell HIGHWAY CREWMAN - The Andover Congregational home.—Mary S., Bayport, N.Y. To buy nothing more expires May 30,1980, so send for the Pavilion, Route 5, Enfield. 4560, at Your Star Dust Beau­ "pare” costs again. facility for anyone who would like to ment. The Cadettes are 31 — Services Offered Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Town of Bolton. Job descrip­ ty Salon, Vernon, Conn. Church Social Action Committee, Dear Mary—Manufacturers use Than a box of flakes and some refund form as soon as possible. Please call 745-1774 after 6 tion available. Apply Office of 65 PALMER DRIVE Costs were cut by $30,(KM after live there.” bread. Kerrie Murphy, Chris 32 — Painting-Papering other photo products.needed EXPEHENGED recogniging the need for elderly The committee members are Mrs. different proofs of purchase for 33 — Building-Contracting p.m. in your area. No selling. Ser­ Selectmen, 222 Bolton Center SOUTH WINDSOR many hours of review by the But once inside < Colvin, Theresa Landry, 34 — Rooting-Siding Road. 9-5, M-F. Deadline housing in the area, began hunting MacDonald, president; Imodale several reasons. vice top Retailers under architect, contractor and subcon­ I started to glide Clif 'n' file refunds Debbie Poland, Lynn 35 — Healing-Plumbing LOST - Male Tiger cat. Has exclusive contract established NURSE HIDES March 30, 1980. Equal Oppor­ MANCHESTER for land in 1968. Some stay with a proof they have 36 — Flooring SATURDAY & SUNDAY tractor. Richards, treasurer; Janet McCall, Allard, Lisa Varney, Sue only flea collar on. Very by us. High immediate in­ tunity Employer. The group settled on the present traditionally asked for, such as a box With the piped-in music, instead. Vegerables, starches, fruits (File 4) 37 — Movtng-Trucklng-Storage friendly. Call 646-8524. 1:30 to 4:30 The FmHA then gave approval for corresponding secretary; Margaret Clip out this file and keep it with Ambach, Kim Tracy, 38 — Services Wanted come minimum requir site only after it considered more top. To the tune of a tango, Cal! between 8 AM & 5 PM, 1- NEEDED WAITRESS - Over 18 years to Lovely 7 Room Ranch. 1st For Sale By Ownar an additional $70,000, making the Jurovaty, recording secretary; and Cathy Warwick, Kathy MISC. FOR SALE than 30 sites and test housings done A net-weight statement may be I captured a mango. similar cash-off coupons—beverage 800-633-6367. Or write: To provid* Nuriing Giro serve Food & L iquor. floor family room, sunken $87,900 total mortgage $870,000. J. Russell Thompson, David 40 — Household Goods Two six-packs, some soup and a refund offers with beverage coupons, . Ambach, Chris Costello, Personals American Film Processing, In privita homot and Experience necessary. Apply living room, 3 bed rooms, Unique Contemporary Raised on a number of them had negative Yeomans, William Austin and Wayne required because the refund offer is 41 — Articles tor Sale Of the total 24 units, 18 will receive bleach. for example. Start collecting the and Kim Costello. Inc . 1935R Hoover Court. Modicil FicllltlM. Part in person only . La Strada est, deluxe kitchen, 2'/k baths, 3 Ranch, with complete amenltiea 1 results. Besaw. limited to a product of a specific size. 42 — Building Supplies RIDE WANTED - From 473 Hartfrod Road. bedrooms. 2 4 baUis, impressive federal rent subsidy if necessary — I danced to the cha-cha. needed proofs of purchase while All girls received other 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs B'ham. AL 35226. lima, full lima. Conaldara- fireplaces, unique wood bur­ foyer, front to back Uvingroom The New Samaritan Corp,, an in­ Some manufacturers want you to Hebron Gay City area, third those eligible will only pay 25 percent Shouting, “I Gotcha!” looking for the required refund forms badges that they had 44 ~ Musical Instruments tlon givan to prafaranea ning furnace, for auxiliary with beamed cathedral ceiling, terfaith housing organization, lent be aware of how nutritious their 45 — Boats & Accessories shift to Pratt & Whitney. Call of;— Location and Houra. PROGRAMMER - System 3, diningioom with sliders to Urge of their income for rent. worked on individually. heat. 2 car garage, many deck, kitchen with skylight, pantry the group $8,000 "seed money” for As I stretched to the juice out of at the supermarket, in newspapers 46 ^ Sporting Goods 646-6776. TYPISTS AND CLERK Model 5412, RPG language. product is, so they ask you to cut out NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY extras. Excellent location. and desk Large paneled and The remaining units will be rented reach. and magazines, and when trading 47 — Garden Products TYPISTS are needed to work Salary negotiable. Apply: expenses such as a land option, maps the nutrition-information panel. For Information call $89,500. carpeted familyroom with antique at the fair market vaiue based on a Attend seminar The waltz made me’ dreamy with friends. Offers are subject to 48 —‘Antiques in the Hartford area. Call Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., brick fireplace. 2 car garage and preliminary architect’s fees. Others want you to remember their 49 ~ Wanted to Buy today. TAC,'TEMPS. 727-8430. 643-9515 South Windsor. Private wooded lot in desirable siiding scale depending on income. As into the creamy manufacturers’ geographical limits Announcements The group put an option on the site, trademark, so they ask you to cut out RENTALS Birch Hill area No agenU please The committee; in order to keep and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to M41232 located off Long Hill Road, inter­ BOLTON — Joseph the picture of the baby from Charmin Cheeses and yogurt I slid. 52 — Rooms tor Rent PART TIME. Want cash for AID* ASSISTANCE SALESMAN - Supermarket U & R Realty Co. from making drastic cuts in the receive each refund. 53 — Apartments tor Rent ATTENTION TOTALPHONE the holidays? For every day? viewed several architects, hired one, Shanahan and Helen or the lumberjack from Brawny. I hustled to rices ol North Eutom Com. sales helpful. Salary and 643-2692 Dir l « to exit M Left to west on apartments themselves, agreed to American Beauty Cookbook Offer. 54 — Homes tor Rent SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need It’s easy with the phone in travel. Apply Gaer Brothers, Rl SOforlmile R i^ t on Felt Rd , had the required maps drawn up and Winkler recently attended And samba-ed to spices Committee help receiving your calls? Robert D. Murdock Realtor to the end Left on Palmer Drive pay for items not included in the This hodgepodge of required proofs 55 — Business tor Rent your own home. Call 249-7773. 357 Eaat Ctnttr 81. 140 Rye St., South Windsor. made a preliminary application to a T ra d e and E x p o rt And picked from the “Frozen” REceive a freet cookbook. Send the 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Temporary or permanent. ManchMtar mortage. isn’t likely to change soon, although the Farmers Home Administration. seminar sponsored by some squid. required refund form plus two selected 57 — Wanted to Rent Personal Attention ... Very SALESMAN- Opportunity for AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC The committee is responsible for some manufacturers have 58 — Misc for Rent Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- Help with the application was given Project Learn. recognized the confusion that often To a march loud and snappy. Universal Product Code symbols exciting position. Knowledge with state certification can raising $21,000 for the following: $2,- from the package backs of any __ AUTOMOTIVE 8623. of stoves helpful. Base plus start at $? per hour. 8 am. to Manchester by the New England Housing Cor­ The seminar focused on results. Shoppers cut out the in­ Contended and happy, MANCHESTER - CHEF’S HELPERS i 275, sponsor's contribution (money My basket piled high with stu ff... American Beauty pasta products 61 — Autos tor Sate commission. Full medical 4:30 pm. (jood working con­ poration, a non-profit group. the importance of foreign gredient statement instead of the Several subcommittees 62 — Trucks for Sale benefits. Paid vacation. Call COOK'S HELPERS - Apply the committee committed itself to plus 50 cents. Expires May 31, 1980. 989 Ellington Road. South ditions. All fringe benefits. COLONIAL After the land was bought a com­ language and cross- nutrition-panel, for example. Or they Like rhubarb and cake ... have been named for the 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Mrs. Gray 525-1931. For appointment call 688-7596. raise on a local level); $4,200, filling At last, now awake Bordo Dates. Receive a 50-cent re­ 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Help Wanted 13 Windsor, after 11 a.m. mittee, part of the Andover cultural studies in the send the wrong end-flap. Manchester Kennedy for 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile in a pond (required by the Wetlands I quick-stepped and shouted, fund. Send the required refund form COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Congregational Church Human schools and their im­ To rduce the possibility of such F*resident Committee. Homes TEA C H ER S AT ALL ALL ROUND Commission); $8,000, money lent by plus the white panel containing the 66 — Automotive Service Earn up to $200 a week. - Part time, hours optional. Concerns Committee, was formed. plications on international errors, these manufacturers are “ Enough!” Subcommittee members LEVELS; Universal MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ New Samaritan that must be paid Universal Product Code symbol from 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Experienced or will train. Experienced in repair and It consists of church members and business and the job prining on their packages a clearly Write to the Supermarket Shopper include the following: Teachers, Box 5231, Portland. Apply 330 Ledyard Street. dustrial Laundry. Electrical back; and $1,000 for furniture, & Hydraulic experience calibration oscilloscopes, interested community residents. market. marked “proof of purchase seal.” in care of this newspaper. Volume of the back of Bordo Dates. Expires Steering committee, Ore.. 97208. Hartford.. signal generators, etc. 644- Sunday 1— 4 PM fixtures and office equipment in the mail prohibits personal replies, but Dec. 31, 1980, . required. Company Paid During the next three years the The seminar was held at Let’s hope that such seals will one Madeline Allen, Marion Benefits. Pleasant at­ 2151. group sought and received approval development’s community room. $370 / THOUSAND FOR About $3,000 of this amount wiii be the North Haven facility of Qifford, Clarence Foley, ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. mosphere. Equal Opportunity STOCKROOM ATTENDANTS from the local Wetlands Commis­ Legal Notice Employer. Apply in person or picked up by the mortgage. Pratt and Whitney Air­ Tim Devanney, Jack Postage paid. Free applica­ - Openings for persons who sion, Planning and Zoning Commis­ TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT call- Mechanics Uniform Ser­ The Andover Congregational craft. Goldberg, Rita Laski, John tion. FASSCO, Dept. 66, 732 are very conscientious and sion, the state Department of Health, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123, vice, 151 Park Avenue, East have a record of good figure Church Human Relations Committee Shanahan is a social Moran, Sanford Plepler, Hartford, 289-3421. Army Corps of Engineers, Farmers studies teacher at Bolton Town hall busy today Leonard Sender, Walter The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Connec­ aptitude. Experience voted to donate $3,633 to the Hop preferred but not required. Home Administration, Federal Rent High School. Mrs. JVinkler ticut, will hold a public hearing in the Town Office Building, River Homes. Sinon, Blache Stone, Bob Wednesday, March 19, 1980 at 8:00 P.M. to hear the following Apply at Wesco Industries, Subsidy (for as many as 18 units) and teaches Spanish at the COVENTRY — There will be more boards. Delegates also are needed to for those whose rights mature as to Other donations were received Tardiff, Allan Thomas, application asking for relief from the Zoning Laws of the Town Jes Industrial Park, Route 5, Connecticut Housing Finance school. than the usual Saturday activity at the upcoming state. Congressional, citizenship, age (18 years old), and South Windsor. 568-6334. EOE. from The Andover Grange, $100; Dorothy Brindamour and of Andover, Connecticut. PLEASE READ Authority, interim financing. Both teachers will par­ the Town Hall today with three un­ state Senatorial, and Assembly residency. Such people may enroll up lADVERTISING Women’s Auxiliary of the Andover Ted Cummings. #177 - Calvin A. Bancroft - requesting relief from zoning In June 1979 the committee related sessions being conducted by District conventions, according to to or on March 24. BARTENDERS - Full and Volunteer Fire Department, $100; ticipate in a follow-up Political action com­ regulations Article V, Section 09.00.00 (I) Industrial, DEADLINE YOUR AO received tentative approval for an various town organizations. town committee chairman Ruth Part time, day and evening and $25 from the Marlborough ^ r n . workshop. mittee: Theodore Brin­ needs relief from zone requirement. Also needs relief hours. Good pay and benefits. $8(X),000 mortgage from the FmHA Town Councilman Roy McLain will Benoit. Registrar Margaret Jacobson said, |12:00 noon the day Herald is responsible! Bette MacDonald, committee damour, Lila Cohen, from Article VI - Section 12.00.00 - Space Requirements. Apply Ground Round 6 room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, V/t baths, (the small m designates a ruralcom- hold office hours from 10 a.m. to “Coventry is entitled to four ‘It is too late to transfer from one Front yard requires 75 feet setback from road; has 57 I before publication. lor only one incorrect Restaurant. 3025 Main Street. member, said, “We would like to Robert Faucher, Irene garage, full Insulation, fireplace, new munitv). noon to meet the public in the Plan­ delegates to each convention,’.’ Mrs. party to another in order to vote in Fisette, Arthur Glaeser, feet, needs variance of 18 feet. Rear yard requires 50 feet insertion and then only Glastonbury. I Deadline for Saturday kitchen, first floor laundry. $58,900. ning Office on the lower level of the Benoit explained. " ’The caucus will the primary of the new party.” Betty Intagliata and from rear line; has 22 feet, needs variance of 28 feet. Lot to the size ol the| building. be held March 27 at the Town Hall. However, she urges unaffiliated Donald Malinowski. area requires 40,000 square feet; has 15,245 square feet, |and Monday la 12:00 original Insertion. Directions: E. Center St. to Porter St. to Autumn St need variance of 24,TO4 square feet. Lot located on Errors which do not I “Information on current council ’The conventions are in July.” She voters to affiliate with a party and Fund raising: Mary |Noon Friday. MANCHESTER to 101 Glenwood. Merritt Valley Road, lessen the value of the 2-FAMILY agenda items such as property requests that anyone wishing to also asks unregistered person to sign Comollo, Walter Fisette, At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard Iciaasified ads are advertisement will not | Duplex-owners side; 3 bedrooms. I Field specifications studied revaluation, Coventry Lake Park, serve as a delegate contact any up. Barbara Goldberg, ^ r y carpeted livingroom & dining room, I and written communication received. Said appeals are on file Itaken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ £ U i O u } l and the proposed sewer program will member of the Nominating Com­ Lyons, Frances Merola, bright modem kitchen. 14 baths. and may be seen in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Office a convenience. The ditional Insertion. Other side lovely with 3 bedrooms. I RCAUQfB BOLTON — The specifications for soccer field prepared and drained so be available,” said council chairman mittee: Jake Wisenall, Alvah Connie Plepler and Helen |aa Board meeting To transfer an affiliation, a Building. modern kitchen, bath, living & I the soccer field at Bolton High School within a short time, even after an ap­ Robert Koontz. Phillips, Joyce Carilli, Sandra Rubin. dining room Aluminum Siding, nice I ANDOVER — The Andover Board registered voter must do so at least Dated. Andover, Connecticut 8 March. 1980 were discussed at length by the preciable rain, the field should be McLain invites residents to come Bastarache, Richard Cromie, or Publicity: Doris Beller, 15 March, 1980 yard with poot-|72.900. HOWLAND REALTORS of Education will meet Tuesday at six months prior to the primary. This MERRITT Aggncy Public Building Commission recent­ dry.” in and discuss the annual town budget Ralph Thissell. Frances Buckler, Jac, Clif- Zoning Board of Appeals 7:30 p.m. at the Andover Elementary law was passed to discourage per­ 646-1180 ly The field specifications were policy that the council is for­ Finally, the Registrars of Voters , ford, Betty Emerson, Gary Andover, Connecticut She ileratb M3-1108 School conference room. sons from crossing over from one Ronald Soares, commission chair­ drawn up by TMR Associates, mulating. Office hours are held on are holding special enrollment Gold and Mark Kreszik. 016-03 Mary C. McNamara, Chairman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The agenda includes an executive party to another in order to influence man, said, "It will be a standard size landscape architects, from East the first two Saturdays of each sessions from noon to 3 p.m. In order if-k-k-k-k-k-k-k session for personnel, appointment of to vote in the 1980 Presidential the choice of candidates. •k'kit’k-k'kif-k-kir-k-k'kif-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k'kif'k ★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ Hartford. a board member to the Massey Music month, with council members rotating as hosts. Preference Primary of either party, Soares said the specifications Committee, discussion on the 1980- Breakfast postponed Also today the Nominating Com­ a voter must be enrolled in one of First District (South Coventry) ★ Y- should be ready to go out to bid after 1981 budgets for the school and Cen­ BOLTON — The pancake breakfast mittee of the Democratic Town Com­ those parties on the day of the residents may attend the enrollment a final review by the commission tral Office Committee and a request that was to be sponsored by the mittee will meet at the Town Hall primary. session in the Planning Room at the members and architect Monday from Project RISE for storage space. Bolton Elementary Center ^hool from 10 a.m. to noon to interview March 11 is the last day a person Town Hall. Second District (North night. Board members will hear various p ro , Sunday, has been postponed un­ When the bids are returned, the residents interested in serving on the may register and enroll in a party in Coventry) townspeople may go to the * V committee reports, discuss a Grade 6 til March 23 from 9 a m. to noon at Porter Library on Route 44A to Call 643-2711 commission will request the trip to New York and the Hendee Town Council, the Parks and Recrea­ order to be eligible to vote in the Call 643-2711 4- * the elementary school. primary. An exception will be made enroll. to0V » necessary money from the town. Bridge. tion Commission, or otherlocal ^.if.if.kk'kkit'k'k'k'kk'k Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schuli EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 8. 1980 — 15 14 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 8, 1980 ACROSS 64 Spike of corn An& y F^evious Puule Frank and Ernaat 65 Storage bin THERE'S A LOT MORE 1 ) possets 66 Mined (pref.) , SHE'S RI6HT... THERE'S 1 J (contr.) 67 Chemist's R b b y 4 Unseemly Business & Service TO LIFE THAN PANCIN6! BITING.' workplace H r J r A J i 9 Doctrine By Abigail van Buren adherent DOWN NUT ------‘ H e S P $ ( S (suffix) 12 Languish 1 Villain in TW AT SOMfiOAPlT 13 Mexican "Othello" DEAR ABBY: I've been reading your column for 23 years, oentlemen 2 Contests [ BB 14 Sound of 3 Actress | and have always thought you were fair and intelligent, but contempt when you said that the parents who smoked marijuana in Raines □ □ □ E i n D w o R r H 15 Form a jelly 4 Cays front of their four-year-old child were guilty of "child abiisc," 16 Game of J’8 5 Recent (prefix) [ I couldn't believe my eyes! chance 6 Leaf cutter A G A l I-ON. 17 Gold (Sp.) I am a 37-year-old housewife married to a psychologist. 7 Cauldron bottle 49 Separate 18 Japanese port ThMiu l-a We have four teenagers. Pritcllla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan 8 Cavalry 27 Charitable or- article My husband and I do not drink, but we do smoke mari­ 20 Beginning ganization 50 Roman 22 Gross 9 Nigerian juana. We have smoked it for over 20 years (nearly every WERE NOT GONG , (abbr.) emperor I REFUSE I D ^ IF ANVTHING lAABOOTANT National tribesmen dayl, and we've never hidden the fact from our children. We TO AAAKE THAT PITOPUCT JUMP ON THE 10 Tender 29k4cNallVs 51 Once more 31 Stnlett 0tt»r9d 3 f Palntlng-Ptpilng 32 Building Contracting 33 43 Apartmants For Rent 53 Autos For Sale SI COMES UR ILL BE AT Product S«rv/CM Oftorvd Resort Property 2 f Dogs-BIrds-Peta do not allow our children to drink, or to associate with BECAUSE ITS A FAP- BANPWAGON JUST (abbr.) 11 Blow a horn , , 53 Canadian THE CLUB.V-Mo ^ LE E PAINTING - Interior & KITCHENS, COUNTER people who do, but there is nothing wrong with pot. IT WONT LAST.' BECAUSE EVERSONE 24 Environment 19 Metric weight " “PP' rebel HOME SW E E T HOME - FEMALE ROOMMATE. 1971 CHEVELLE COUPE, r.hhri ” 32 Crease Exterior. "Check My Rate TOPS, PAINTING i FOR RENT - VACATION at In case you didn't know It, pot is legal in Alaska, Are all ELSE IS CDINCS IT agency (abbr.) (abbr.) 54 College Complete health-g^uard Available for April. $172.50 super condition Inside and out, 33 Ridicule Before You Decorate” . WALLPAPERING - Block the CAPE with the beaches, Alaskans guilty of child abuse? 25 House plant 21 Bothers facilities. Cats also. Canine per month. Heat and hot mechanical, etc. S-Beltea 28 Campus 23 Venom 38 Oriental chief 9'Oup Dependable^ Fully Insured. Tile Floors, Bathrooms, bays and lakes within 5 Alaskans arc allowed to grow iheir own for consumption. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon water included. East Hart­ tires like new. Snow’s on building 24 Television 40 Typographer 646-1653. Ceramic Tile & Finish Work, minutes. Lovely cottage wheels. Must be seen to be ap­ I think you are guilty of columa abuse! Please get the Commercial & Residential. located in Eastham, Mass., Road, Manchester. 646-5971. ford. After 5, 2894)367. 30 Contribution awards 46 Equine sound preciated. Must Sell - moving facts, Abby! 34 Intend • o I. . 59 Noun suffix Free estimates. 646-3046. with sleeping for 6. Fully fur­ 25 Metric foot 48ltahanr,ver south. $995. Phone 872-7295 - INFORMED 35 King nished with woodstove to take BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue TWO BEDROOM, 5 room. 26 Medicine ask for Jon. DEAR INFORMED: I did. Marijuana is no more “legal" Mongkut's PROFESSIONAL BUILDING away the evening chill, $200 Sepl Feeding Program. Ring April 1, first floor, partial 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 with lights. Pastures. Daily basement and laundry in Alaska than it is in any other sU te of the United S u tes. It land R&R HEBERT PAINTING- - residential and commercial per week. Call now 742-6607. 36 Barge hookups. No pets or children. is decriminaliied (under Statute No. 17.12.110.) Some of the 12 13 14 Income Tax Services I n t e r i o r & Exterior. remodeling, additions, turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- iC 37 Entertainer 9954, or 8754)272; 742-9653. No utilities. One-car parking. restrictions are: Nobody under 18 years ol age can possess "Guaranteed Quality aluminum siding, new con­ Reel Estate Wanted 28 Ted _ 15 16 17 Workmanship!” Call 649-7718. $240. Call 6464)610, 9 to 5. or use marijuana. If over 18, a person may not have more struction. Fully insured. 646- 1975 CHEVY MONZA T.C. 39 Use scissors SELLING your house? Call us Musical Instruments 44 than one ounce on his person in public (this means on public 41 Inventor 10 19 30 21 4879. Very good condition. Power INTERIOR PAINTING & first and we’ll make you a Homes lor Rent . 54 streets, sidewalks, buildings, buses, etc.l. He may not use Whitney ■ ■ brakes, AM/FM 8 track. 23,- 22 1 IN C O M E T A X WALLPAPERING - Quality, CARPENTRY - Repairs, cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ marijuana while operating a motor vehicle, airplane, etc. If 42 Blase cluding Ovations, plus free SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 (X)0 miles. New Tires. $2,700. Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawranco PREPARATION SERVICE - Professional Work at Paneling^, Rec Room. Realtor, 643-1577. convicted it would be a misdemeanor with a fine of not more 43 River in ?5 20 3. 129 30 31 37 bedrooms. As low as $200. 236- 646-6269 after 5 or 1-423-6525. , 33 ur JiDme. 20 Ypars Reasonable Prices! Fully In­ Cabinets, Formica Counters. case with this ad. Carlos than $1,000. Europe guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, 5646. Locators. Fee. \P THB FARM WHBRB THAT PI9UREE1 HE TOLD WHAT TWO PACKS OF 34 1 1 ence. Dan Mosler, 640- sured. References. Free For estimates call Paups 649- MAY WE BUY your home? Marijuana may be used in private by those who are 18 or 44 Insecticide GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the 7 Main Street. New Britain. 1978 VOLARE - Silver, red in­ CHRI9 SHOWED UP 15 EASY HE WAS HEAPIN' HAVE YOU TRAINBP 0LOOP- 45 Massachu­ . r 525r08i; ‘'Estimates. G.L. McHugh. 643- 8694, between 5 and 7 p.m. Quick, fair, all cash and no older. 37 1 1 hM ole 1-2 punch! Tax Corpora­ 225-1977. Layaways. EAST HARTFORD - terior. 25,000 miles. Power M ER E- THEN HE MU5T 9E THE' ROCKIES! SOT THERE.' HOUMPfil setts cape 3. 1 3. 40 41 9321. problemroblem. . Call Warren E. tion of America, SECOND stwering, air conditiong. Nothing is said about the legality of growing marijuana MOVINO WE5TWARP1 CAPTAIN? SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. Economical 2 bedrooms. Kids 47 Taste 42 1 43 1 44 largest Tax Service is FIRST Excellent condition. $3,3()0. (or one's own use. INCOME TAX- Done in your - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• St pets ok. $200. (221-4). 236- 49 Foolish in convenience. Your home- or Call 646-7503. 52 Weavers of 43 1 146 hime. Six yeara experience. ROLL OR BRUSH Reasonable Prices, For free WANTED TO BUY SMALL Antique/ 48 5646. Locators. Fee. DEAR ABBY: I was glad to see your warning about angel my office. 647-9426. Pauline fate Ctll for very Reasonable PAINTERS - Quality service estimates Call Joe, 646-1519. HOUSE for two adults. dust. Everything you said about it was true. It makes you 40 50 51 1 Kozuck. MANCHESTER- Cozy 1 1971 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 56 Decimal unit 53 54 55 lates. 646 -7;346. Walter inside or out. Free estimates Private party. Confidential. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, violent, and can really mess up your head. I know. I was in bedroom. Immaculate condi­ - Excellent condition. No body 57 Incompetent ■1■ JK le r. also on sheetrock and plaster Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Cash. Write Box TT, c/o Collectibles, Miscellaneous, high school, ready 4o graduate, when I smoked that dust. 1 56 57 60 61 tion. $215. (231-2). 236-5646. rust. Cloth interior. Call 644^ 61 Freeze repair. Call Ken Kubachka. Manchester Herald. Used Items. 40 Flora Road, didn't even know it. I smoked some pot and had been laced 6^7517. Locators. Fee. 3260 days, 644-1454 night?. 62 Poetic 62 63 64 r " “p(PERr""! (off route 85), Bolton. with angel dust. I didn’t get high. 1 just went crazy. preposition 65 DAN WADEJ- Have your In- IN C O M E T A X ■ CHIMNEY CLEANING ■ 1970 DELTA 88, 350, two I was sent to Camarillo State la mental hospital) where I 63 Bottle dweller 66 67 49 GLASTONBURY - Colonial w Z Tm m prZW eicpert- PREPARATION. Reasonable • Vary Ctaan Work Wanted to Buy barrel, regular gas, new tires, spent three months. I put my poor parents through hell. I'm _ $ TEACHERS - Experienced I I Household Ooods 40 style. 7 rooms. Yard for kids. iNIV»SFAFfRtNt{BPUibr A5SN lybyleA dln/inii^ndentTax ac^ rate in your home or exterior painters. Now I • Many Ralarancas I Extras galore. $300s. (244-4) brakes, complete exhaust. out now, but I have to see a .social worker every week. I'm Consuitant.raone 6406851. mine. Norm Marshall, 643- booking for Spring-Summer I • Dlllgant A Caraful i STAMPS - Turn your stamp 236-5646. Locators. Fee. Inspected December 1979. still on medication, and my head still hurts. But as least I can REFRIGERATORS collection into cash. Call 649- work. Free esumates. ■ • Salaly Inipactlon Ineludad Great long-distance vehicle. dress myself and comb my own hair. My biggest fear is that Washers / Ranges, used, 6642 after 4 p.m. Reasonable rates. 649-5873. 15 to 17 mpg highway. $325. one day I will go completely crazy again and end up back in [ qreq guaranteed and clean. New 643-6187. Alley Oop — Dave Graue b ric iq e shipment damaged. G .E & the hospital. I saw kids at Camarillo who'd had that ex. perience. j the FRlGIDAIRE. Low prices. U RENTALS Otilces-Stores lor Rent 55 CAM TR E E SERVICE - Free OFFICES Dusting and PINTO 1974 RUNABOUT - My God, what a terrible price to pay for wanting to get B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main OKA.Y, EVERYBOPv:..YOU ) THEY'RE NOT YOU MADE'EM/ WHAT'U. I'U . GIVE YOU / o k a y ! estimates, discount senior vacuuming Sunday thru ■CHIMriEY Automatic. Good condition. high! Abby, please keep telling kids to stay away from pot. Building Contracting 33 I Street, 643-2171. PROFESSIONAL / CAN GET UP NOW.' ^ MOVING, PET.' DO THAT,OOP.'/ VGIVE M E A KNOT ON OKAY.' I citizens. Company Thursday, 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.. i Rooms lor Rent 52 Asking $1,200. Call 646-3086 You never know what's in it. I am signing my name and ad Manchester-owned and SWEEP BUSINESS OFFICE weekdays after 5 p.m. NOW GET 'EM \ ME IF I Y O U R H E A D \ W AS JUST Call 228-0183. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! dress just to prove this letter is not a phony, but if you print DO? IF YOU P O tW l KIDDIN'.' operated. Call 646-1327. WES ROBBINS Carpentry 16 4 9 -1 4 3 ! BUILDING - Approximately Custom made draperies, slip­ THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ 2600 square feet, with ample it, sign me . . . PROFESSIONAL HOUSE remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1973 Pontiac Catalina. 2-door covers and upholstery. Budget trally located. Downtown parking. Close to Center, PAID A BIG PRICE BAM TREE SERVICE- CLEANING - One time or ditions, rec rooms, dormers, hardtop, R&H, A-C, excellent Proper limit jump raises Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 Manchester. Kitchen hospital and new court DEAR PAID: If your letter mikes just one person siy no Specialist in tree and stump weekly basis. Excellent built-ins, bathrooms, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ condition. New white paint or 646-1000. privileges. Call 649-2358. building. For info, call 568- removal. Free estimates. references. Call Eagle Home kitchens, 649-3446. ment Co. Expert installation with blue top. Low mileage. to pot, it will hive been worth spice in my column. Thinks 7658 or 8714)401. By Oswald Jacoby response. Improve the hand to Senior citizen discount. 24 Maintenance, 623-0858. of aluminum siding gutters 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ $1,500. C all643-6066after 5:%. for writing. God bless. hour, year round service. 643- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. and Alan Sontag S-AQ 10 95H-Q10 4D-K and trim. Roofing installation ly; mature male and female. DEAR ABBY: Do I need a nose job? Many of my friends 7285. SPECIAL WINTER Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. DOWNTOWN 1965 FO R D VAN - Low 7 6 C - Q 2 and he should go on LIC E N SED M OTHER in and repairs 649-M95 , 871-2323. One with' License for errands think I do, but my nose has never bothered me. It's big, but RATES! Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. UMISC. FOR SALE M A N CH ESTER - L arge, mileage engine. Good condi­ In the early days of to game. Manchester looking to care and meals. Private entrance. modern, carpeted office. Air it’s not a real schnozzola like some I’ve seen. contract, single jump raises ROOFER WILL Install Roof, tion. ready for inspection. $485 When you use limit jump for children in my home. Call Call 649-5459. conditioned. Heat, light in­ An aunt even offered to treat me to a nose job when I were fairly strong bids, but E X P E R T PAINTING and 647-9094. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Siding or Gutter for Low ,firm. Call 649-1831 after 4:00 raises, you can handle the Articles lor Sale 41 cluded. Available March 1. graduated from high school, but I never took her up on it. definitely not forcing. forcing raise by simply bid­ LANDSCAPING Specializing Carpentry and general con­ Discount Price. Call Ken at Central Location, Free p.m. Furnished or unfurnished. People I hardly know have asked me how come 1 never did By 1932, expert players saw ding a new suit, but there are in Exterior House Painting. tracting. Residential and 647-1566. parking. Kitchen privileges, Call days to 5:30, Mr. F. something about my nose. It must be pretty bad, but 1 never that some forcing raise was many ways to use artificial Tree pruning, spraying, commercial. Whether it be a fe u rity and references. 14 1971 VOLVO. Good running Painting-Papering 32 Nassiff at 647-9126. thought it was. essential and the limited tech­ mowing, weeding. Call 742- small repair job, a custom Aztec Arch Street, Manchester. condition. Needs minor body The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona bids for that purpose. The 7947. built home or anything in work. Must sell. Automatic, 1 honestly don’t think I should fool around with the nose nology of that day added sin­ chief ones are the Jacoby two ALUMINUM Sheets used as DAN SHEA PAINTING & between, call 646-1379. Chimney ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. four door. 164-S. Asking $800. that God gave me. but then people never see themselves as gle jump raises to the game­ notrump; the Ingberman three printing plates. .007 thick Apartments For Rent S3 A C'«a A /O -J U S T A FRIEND BRICK, BLOCK, STONE DECORATING -Interior & Center. 19 West Main Street. Call after 5, 649-9544. T ^ V V M O ^ ^ forcing category. This change notrump and various conven­ Sweeps 23x28Vi , 25 cents each or 5 others see them. Fireplaces, concrete. Exterior. Also Wallpapering. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Full basement. Parking. M.I. / IS IT, \ OF THE 6 ARBASE led to one of the silliest bid­ tions with the general name of ttlMOVT for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be LOOKING for anything in real 1 am enclosing my picture. What do you think. Abby? Chimney repairs. No job too Quality Craftfsmansnip! Call Additions and Remodeling. Kaplan, owner. 232-9041. 1977 BUICK REGAL - Power ■' F R E D - d i s p o s a l .'.... ding sequences where respon­ Swiss. They are all too com­ Msicmoxs picked up before 11 a.m. estate rental - apartments, NOSE TROUBLE small. & ve! Call 644-8356 for 646-5424. Free estimates. Call Anthony brakes, steering, windows. BARNEV der would first bid a suit and plicated for a bridge column, ONLY. homes, multiple dwellings? DEAR NOSE: It matters not whit I think, or whit estimates. Squillacote 649-0811. Rf ttmiMk ntk Am-Fm stereo, air con­ then go to three of his but ail have some merit. •t ciiiaM) lirii No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate anyone else thinks, whit counts is whit you think! As long PAINTING - Interior and ditioned. Very clean. $3,750. partner’s suit as what was Now for a word of warning. ■lUtil nihiii I CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Associates. Inc. 646-1980. as it doesn't bother you land it runs ill right), leave it alone. "ATTENTION WORKING exterior. Paperhanging, FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY ■HI FOR RENT 642- 7614. then called the raise to two Don’t try limit jump raises set, electric welder, acetylene PARENTS” I will babysit excellent work references. - Remodeling and Additions. m Do you feel left out? There are secrets in developing the and a half. unless you can persuade your T Saviri outfit, aluminum ladder, FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- your child in my home with Free estimates. Fully in­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Large modern office art ol miking yourself popular. You're never too young or & Standard American today Mrn Iridi First floor. Mature adults on­ SU P E R B E E 1970 - 383 partners to use them with you. loving care. 528-8560. sured. Martin Matson. 649- trailer tires, new electric still plays all single jump rais­ years' experience! For Fl'ee ly. No pets. Security St suite with air con­ Headers. Automatic and stan­ too old to learn. Get Abby's booklet: “How To Be Popular; When we use plus or minus, 4431. Estimates, call 646-4239. 371 MMOI . J generator, electric lawn- es as forcing, but in the last 30 references. Please call 649- dard transmissions. Mags. You’re Never Too Young or Too Old.” Send $1 with a long, we mean that when you have SPECIALISTS IN HOME mower. Evenings, 633-7060. ditioning. 1,000 square years expert bidders have 1265. Many extras. ,$700 or best sell-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to Abby, 132 tens and nines to support high IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, AiW PAINTING Contrac­ FARRAND REMODELING - feet. Centrally located offer. Call 643-1957 days; or Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. been using limit jump raises. cards or have your points in Rem odeli^ Additions. R.P. tors. Quality painting and Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, DINING ROOM SET Colonial 149 OAKLAND STREET 3- 643- 8633 after 7 p.m. Our suggestion is that you ace and king, you have a plus. Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- paper hanging at reasonable Room Additions, Decks. All style $1,400. Call 568-1988. In Rockville area. room heated apartment.ap; No try to learn their use. You Low spot cards and queen and 3654. rates. Fully insured. Free Wpes of Remodeling and Heating-Plumbing 35 1962 ENGLISH FORD play them as showing from USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to pets. No appliances. $280 Ample parking. jack points are minus Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ . ->B' ANGLIA Capri 2000, B iW 3- 10-plus to 13-minus support­ 11, good condition. 646-8069. monthly. Security deposit. Te­ P s tro q ro p h (NEWSP.VPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) IN C O M E T A X 7696. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. NO JO B TOO SMALL - Toilet CALL speed automatic transmis­ rha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom ing Mints. PREPARATION Call Janet S. nant Insurance required. Call repairs, plugged drains, 646-2426, 9 to 5. sion. Headers. Mags. And You expect partner to go on (For a copy o( JACOBY Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ PERSONAL Paperhanging LEON CIESZYNSKI kitchen faucets replaced, 875-0765 extras. Needs work. $250 or more than 90 percent of the MODERN, send St to: "Win at pointment at your con­ for particular people, by Dick. p m e e m i j o takihi27 BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ repaired, rec rooms CENTRAL LOCATION - 3 best offer. Call 643-1957 days; Bernice Bede Osol '^FUP'lDU time. But if he has opened Bridge," care ol this newspa­ venience. 644-0194 Call 643-5703 anytime. ditions, Remodeling, Rec bathroom remodeling, heat FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, rooms second floor with heat, or 643-8633 after 7 p.m. tPe ID LUMO( b n mV sk th r a w '! with something like S - A Q 7 3 per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily Rooms, Garages, Kitchens ' today is extremely Important. s F O R f T ? . modernization, etc. Free $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 hot water, electricity, They won't be willing to produce 2H-Q5 4D-K76C-Q2,he Station, New York, N.Y. MOVING LARGE Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Estim ate gladly given. M & M hardwood. True full cord, 128 parking, stove and □ AUTOMOTIVE 1964 FALCON SPRINT - Body if you take' too many coffee should pass a three-spade toots.) APPLIANCES - Cellars, At­ Tile, Dormers, Roofing. - Interior and exterior. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. c f. $90 deliverd in Manchester refrigerator. One-year lease fair. Interior customized. 289 breaks tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. Residential or Commerci^. (•••••••••a Commercial and residential. area. 528-2950. and security required. Call Hurst 3-speed automatic. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even Also will buy anything. Call 649-4291. 4u (os fo r Sale 61 ^ r t h d a y Free estimates. Fully in­ Flooring 36 649-2865. Much more. $600 or best offer. though you may feel you can 644-1775. sured. 646-4879. FIREWOOD- All Hardwood 646-5417 alter 5. manage matters better than your CARPENTRY, CUSTOM WE PAY TOP PRICES for companions, be very careful not FLOORSANDING & cut 1 year ago. Cut, split, M ANCHESTER - 5 room HOUSES, ADDITIONS, wrecked and junk cars. A & B to behave dictatorially. J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom REFINISHING - Floors like delivered. 12”-16”-24” . Elmer duplex, 3 bedrooms, excellent Trucks lor Sale 62 March 9,1960 GARAGES, ROOFING & new. Specializing in older Auto Salvage, used auto parts. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Your Decorating, Interior & Wilson, 649-5900. condition, appliances, no pets, You can improve your lot in life mate may be a bit extravagant Exterior Painting, SIDING- Kitchens, floors. Natural and stained Call Tony 646-6223. GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY this coming year by utilizing the CHILD CARE in my Glaston­ adults. $400 rent. During day today where family finances are Paperhanging & Remodeling, Bathrooms, and Repair Work floors. No waxing any more, FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens TRUCK- Has the reading increased spirit of adventure and Heathcliff — George Gately bury home will be available 649-1801, after 5:30 646-3884. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs concerned. Have an understand­ Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Of All Kinds. Call Robert Ja r­ Also painting. John Verfaille Snowblower. 5-speed forward, enclosed b o ^ , with side com­ enterprise you possess. Howev­ ing that neither of you will spend after April 1, Please call 643- excellent. Must sell, Call 649-9658. vis for estimates, 643-6712. 646-5750.' 1 reverse, with tirechains. partments. Excellent for con- r, er. don’t take far-out risks in the sizable sums without the other's 4079, keep trying. SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 sacrificing! Any reasonable process, for that would be coun­ Used one season. $550. Call tractor. 7:30a,m. to5:30p.m., --- consent. bedrooms. As low as $195. 236- offer over $1450. Call after ter-productive. after 5 pm. 646-7230. 633-0249. LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Ocl. 23) You 5646. Locators. Fee. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. PISC ES (Fab. 20-March 20) have good leadership qualities WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 23 Joint ventures will not work out today and this is commendable, Private Instructions 18 p,(yg|g instructions 18 Private Instructions 18 Homes For Sale COUCH 94 inches long. Dark GLASTONBURY - Elegant 3 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- the way you hope today unless Excellent condition. Power but not everyone will be looking green, also has floral slip bedroom. Quiet area. Kids ok. you are prepared to pull your for a boss. Be careful of whom' RIDING LESSONS indoor VOICE. PIANO Instructions. PIANO LESSON S - New cover. Excellent condition. $300s. (244-4) 236-5646. steering and brakes, weight. Be a helper, not a hinder- you issue orders to. WHATtS ^REeQ AN D PINK, IF ISSsIDlTHeV^ A h e r e 's AN

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WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS tooru 0 Behind The Scenes X Movie "Curse Ol The gama Program 0 W C T Tennis 0 82) Studio Sea 0 0 0 Sportsworld Vienna Philharmonic, the Vienna Festival In 1970. 0 As Schools Match Wits Voodoo " (1965) Bryant Halliday. 5:15 3:00 8 Momingtown X 0 World Series Of Auto Rac- 0 The Jetaona 0 Rrtng Line gj) National QaograpMc Spadal 1:45 MARCH 12,1980 State Opera Ballet and the Vien­ 11:30 8 8 8 NCAA Basketball 0 Julia Child And Mora Compa- Dennis Price. 8 0 8 NCAA Basketball 7 : 8 "The Invisible World" Amazing na Boys Choir celebrate the (X Your Turn Championships Accent On Living 0 Movie "Rolling Man" (1972) 10:8 5 :8 and highly specialized cameras 150th anniversary of Josef Championships First round cov­ X Arthur And Company 0 National Geographic Special ^ Hee Haw (Cont'd) Dennis Weaver, Don Stroud. 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Cornel 82) 82)Frad Aatairo: Change Part­ 10:8 0 Mundo Rael America's varied musical heri­ 8 8 8 NCAA Basketball Madison Square Garden); Gold­ X M o ^ "Flying Tigers" (1942) X 0 Professional Bowlers Tour Wilde. ners And Danoa Fred Astaire's 84)0 1 1 :8 X News 82) 3-2-t Contact 6 :8 tage. Championships First round cov­ en Skate Speed Skating (from 3 ) Racing From Roosevelt John Wayne. Paul Kelly ( 3 Jake Hats Qospal Time X C B S N e w s career is picked up after his 8 Marla CaHaa A documentary X 0 Fantasy Island 5:49 erage Inzell. West Germany). 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Strauss 6:55 0 SoufKNng Board X Naws X Movto "To Race The Wind" 10:35 4:00 Top Hat Lynn Loring. 0 American Trail 10:50 2:30 0 N a w e (Premiere) Steve Guttenberg, 0 Connecticut Prime Time 11:15 0 "Some Kind Of A Nut" 2:30 0 News 0 Like You, Like Me (Thu) X Gllllgan’s Island 0 0 D l o k Cavett Randy Quald. A blind law stu­ iD CBS News (1969) Dick Van Dyke, Angie 11:15 0 M * A * S * H 4:00 QB Domata 0 Newtywed Game dent tries to overcome his handi­ •THURSDAY.. 11:00 "Don't Make Waves" (1967) 7:00 10:55 Dickinson. 0 Hollywood Boulevard X X 0 0 0 N S W S 11:30 0 0 0 Another World 3:00 cap and be accepted as Tony Curtis. Claudia Cardinale. X Morning News X CBS News 7:29 X M * A * 8 ‘ H (X Movie "By Love Possessed” 0 Camera Three (Mon) 11:30 X Naws "normal" by using his wfts and DAYTIME MOVIES X Bugs Bunny And Friends EVENING 0D M Iy Numbers X Benny Hill (1961) Lana Turner, Efrem Zim- 11:00 0 Sneak Previews (Tue) X Adam-12 X Movto "That Lady From his strong sense of humor. 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Sidney Poitier. 0 Movie The Stranger " X PTL Club QS Ufastylea (Mon) 6:30 X 0 Barney Miller 4:00 Purdom. While studying at X 0 T h e Iran Crisis: America Wad) 6:30 0 0 Today Q ) Family Focus (Tue) 0 News Heidelberg University, a prince H a M H o s tm (1972) Glenn Corbett, Cameron 0 Nutrition (Tue) X Carol Burnett /Lnd Friends 12:00 8:00 1:00 X Card Bumatt And Friends Mitchell. 0 Star Blazers QS Melodyland ChArlsmatic Clin­ X The Whits Shadow falls In love with a common X "Drums Along The X Radng From Roosevelt 0WrHeOn(Thu) X Tic Tac Dough X Harry O 4:30 X Tic Tac Dough ic (Wed, Fri) 0 0 0 NBC News barmaid. (2 hrs., 20 min.) Mohawk " (1939) Henry Fonda, 0 0 0 The Bast Of Carson 8:00 X Movie "Lifeboat" (1944) Tal­ • XCroaa-WRa 0 2 2 A U V S 0 0 0 NBC News 12:00 11:10 US World Opportunities (Thu) 0 TV Community College X0HappyDays Claudette Colbert. 0 Sergeant Bilko 3 ) Movie "A Man For All X Captain Kangaroo lulah Bankhead. John Hodlak. 9 ‘30 0 0 Over Easy 0 Truly American (Thu) 0 Nova (Fri) 0 Bob Newhart X NBA Baakalball 0 Pledge Break Seasons" (1966) Paul Scolield. X The RIntstonea Directed by Allred Hitchcock. (X Meet Tha Mayors 3:00 0 Bob Newhart 0 1 Dream Ot Jeannie 0 Over Easy 0 0 0 T h e Mlaadventuraa Of Robert Shaw 0 The Advocates In Brief (Mon) 11:30 QB Dr. Scott On Hebrews X "She Wore A Yellow 11:35 0 Over Easy Sheriff Lobo ..WEDNESDAY. 10:00 6:55 0 American Athletaa 1980 0 Guten Tag, WIe Qaht'a? (Tue) X 0 Family Feud 6:55 0 Abbott And Costelto Ribbon " (1949) John Wayne. 0 The Pythons 0 0 N o v a X N e w s 0 News ' C9 It's Your Business 0 TV Community CoNege (FrI) 0 0 0 Whael Of Fortune 3:30 0 News John Agar. 0 Captioned ABC News 12:20 0 O u n a m o k e X 0 VeoaS 0 Abbott And Coetallo 0 Educational Programming ( £ Woody Woodpackar DAYTIME MOVIES 7:00 12:30 X 0 Polloe Story XBM yQrSam Crusade 4:00 11:45 (Mon, Tue. Thu. Fri) 0 0 VIlia Atogra (Mon, Wad) 7:00 X CBS News 0 Get Smart 8:25 0 Mundo Real (Wad) X CBS News 12:30 0 0 0 From Hare To Eternity 0 "That Tennessee Beat" X 0 Polloe Woman 0 Vila Atogra (R) (Tue. Thu) * ^ N ta rv Griffin 5:22 X0M*A*S*H 0 The Athletes 0 0 N e w s 0Chkx>AndThaMan X 0 M * A * S * H 0 Gunsmoke (1966) Sharon DeBord. Earl 08 B#wltched X Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob­ X 0 Laveme & Shirtey X "Horror House" (1970) 12:00 X 0 ABC News 0 Sesame Street X 0 ABC News Richards. | 12:45 8:30 0 VMa Alegre (R) (Tue. Thu, Fri) erta Frankie Avalon. Jill Haworth. 10:30 X Cdumbo X Face The Music 0 Ustan X Little Raacala X Face Tha Music 0 Our Mias Brooks 9:00 0 Connecticut Prime Time X Movie "A Lovely Way To 09 Festival Of Fahh 4:00 QB Fasttval Of Faith X Movie “The Plutonium EVENING X Meet Tha Mayors (Mon, Wed) AFTERNOON 1:00 12:30 Die" (1968) Kirk Douglas. Sylva 0 Pqgl Goes The Country 1:00 X New York Report (Tue) X Woody Woodpecker And 0 WrsstNng Incident" (Premiere) Janet X "Gone Are The Days" 11:00 Koscina. 0 News 0 Risk Of Marriage Friends X Movto "The Amazing Dr. X(£000News X Nine On New Jersey (Thu) 0 Naws Margolin, Bo Hopkins. A group (1963) Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee. 09 Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 0 Dick Cavett 0 Movie "Distant Drums " 12:00 Clitterhouse" (1938) Edward G. X M * A * S * H 6:00 X Newark And RaaUty (FrI) X Little Rascals 00DlckCevatt 01 workers at a plutonium pro­ 0 "Too Much, Too Soon" X X 0 0 N e w s 0 Abbott And Costello 0 Newlywed Game (1951) Gary Cooper. Mari Aldon X X News X 0 Merv Griffin Robinson, Humphrey Bogart. X Benny HIN 0 0 Today 0 Newlywad Ganw cessing plant become aware that (1958) Dorothy Malone. Errol X I Love Lucy X Midday 000Tomorrow 0 Hava Gun WHI Travel 7:29 0 TV Community (MIega (Mon- QB Domata the site's safety conditions are Flynn. X Joker’s Wild 12:30 1:10 OB Living Faith 7:29 0 D a v e Alton X Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 0 Daily Numbers 0 ABC News Thu) 0 New Zoo Revue (Mon, Fri) 1:10 d a n ^ o u s ly Inadequate. 0 The Odd Couple 0 0 0 Chain Raacbon 0 Our Miss Brooks (Tue) 0 Dally Numbers 1:00 erts 0RomperRoom X M c C to u d X 0 Throe’s Comiiany 11:05 0 Streets Of San Franctoco 7:30 1:15 ' 0 Educational Programming 0 For You, Black Woman (Wed) X "Every Lillie Crook. And 0 Our Miss Brooks 0 The Shakespeare Plays (FrI) 7:30 0 0 0 Tha Big Show 0 Satchmo 0 3-2-1 Contact (i) P.M. Magazine 3 ) ABC News 0 0 $20,000 Pyramid 0 A Woman's Ptooe (Thu) 2H)0 Nanny" (1972) Lynn Redgrave, X P.M. Magazins 0 0 Ptodga Break 12:55 X All In The Family 9:00 X Joe FrankKn Victor Mature. 6:30 1:30 12:25 0 Sesame Street X AN In The Family 0 Movto "Pirates Of Tortuga" 11:30 X Family Feud X T o m And Jerry 0 M * A * 8 * H X 0 B a r e t t s ( D l l ) News X New Jersey Raport 0 M o v to XTheMuppets (1961) Ken Scott, Lelltia Roman. 3:00 X Y cu rTu m X Barrio X Dating Game XAndyGrtftHh 0 Dick Van Dyke X Dating Qame- In the 1600s, a British sea cap­ X “Under The Yum Yum X K o )a k X C a rd Burnett And Friends 1:00 0 Nashville Music X 0 Donahue 12:30 X Movie "The Court Martial Of 2:15 > . 0 Bonanza 0 M*A*8*H tain sets out to kill Sir Henry Tree" (1963) Jack Lemmon. X 0 T h a Iran Crtoto: America X Tic Tac Dough 0M*A*S*H Joe Franklin X Search For Tomorrow 0 Movie (Tima ApproxkMta) X 0 Sesame Street (Mon. Wed, 0 0 MacNell / Lahrer Report Morgan, a traltor-turned-pirate. Carol Lynley. Held Hoataga 0 0 0 NBC Nows Billy Mitchell" (1955) Gary ® 0 MacNeil / Lehrer Report "The Tall Texan" (1953) Lloyd 0 News X 0 M o v l e 2:30 Fri) 0 0 Tic Tac Dough (2 hrs.) X Devs Alton 0 T V Community Cdlege Cooper. Charles Bicklord 0 0 Tic Tac Dough Bridges. Marie Windsor. 0 Sesame Street X 0 Ry m ’s Hops 0 The Odd Couple 4K)0 0 Pledge Break (Tue, Thu) 0 M a u d e 0 0 0 The Best Of Carson 0 B o b Newhart 0 0 0 Tomorrow 0 Maude 0 Dating Game X Play The Percentages 9:10 0 "How To Succeed In Busi­ 0 Sergeant BNko 0 Over Easy 0 Movto "Marjorie Morning- 2:30 4:15 2:50 0 Tom Larson 0 0 0 Password Plus 6:00 0 0 Mystery ness Without Really Trying" 0Cto>Uoned A B C News star" (1958) Gene Kelly. Natalie 8:00 (XUfaOfRItoy 0 Sesame Street (Tue, Thu) X News 6:55 0 The Partrtdga Family 0 Rlpptos(Mon) X W K R P in Cincinnati p-q/i (1967) Robert Morse. 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X0HartToHart 0 People's Caucus 3*30 12:45 0 P T L C k jb 6:00 man X 0 ABC News X Joa Franklin 0 Speaking Of Love 08lxMINionOollarMin X Movto "Bringing Up Baby" Face Tha Music 0 M * A * S * H 0 Gunsmoke 0 Movla "The Steel Helmet" 9:30 0 News (Mon) O Emergency Onel 10:15 X X 0 0 N - W * X 0 Q u n a m o k e (1938) Katharine Hepburn. Cary 09 Festival Of Faith 0 Washington Week In Review (1951) Gene Evans, Robert (3) The Brady Bunch 0 Let's AN Sing (Thu) 5:00 4:00 0 Corwiectlcut Prime Time XILoveLucy 2:04 0 F f S d Astaha: Change Part­ Grant. 0 Soul Train Hutton. X The Partndge Family 12:50 X Mary Tytor Moors ners And Dance 0 News X Joker's Wild X News 8:30 0 Celebration Of The Eucharist 10:20 0ThaOddCoupto OS Or. 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In one week he 0 WMklogton WMk In Hovtow iB Panniac From Heaven won six awards, between the (JfMovIo "Slate 01 The Union' 12:55 HOLLYWOOD - It is People's Choice and the Gold­ touching to hear tales of the (1948) Spencer Tracy. Katharine il) Star Trek en Globes. WAf Hepburn A woman uses her 0 M ovie "Last Train From Gun Barrymores (John. Lionel and “Antony looks so much like clout in the newspaper industry Cartel Hill" (1959) Kirk Douglas. Antho­ Ethel). A gathering of the Alan — except that he has lo help a manulaclurer campaign ny Quinn Fondas(Henry, daughter Jane decisii lor Ihe presidency of the U S. (2 that continental look, as well haltini 1:00 and son Peter) is a sentimen­ hrs.. 30 min ) as an American look. You can balanc if) Movie "Edge Of Darkness ' tal sight. The same can be tell that Antony has a Europe­ 11943) Errol Flynn Ann Sheridan. said for the Carradines (father 9:30 an background.” impos B Movie The Student Prince 0 S 0 Midnight Special John, and sons David and Robert was referring to his trols. 11954) Ann Blyth. Edmund Keith) and the Van Pattens Purdom While studying at 1:10 second wife. Flora, who was The Heidelberg University, a prince i l ' Return Of The Saint (father Dick, sons Jimmy and Vincent). Now we can include bom in Italy. Believing that today tails in love with a common 1:45 the Los Angeles smog was with i barmaid 0 Movla "The Unholy Four" the Aldas (father Robert, sons Alan and Antony). affecting her emphysema, with at 11954) Paulette Goddard. William she, Robert and young Antony Sylvester The patriarch is Robert missic 10:00 Alda who. like it or not, will moved to Rome for nearly 13 from ; 1:55 years, returning on occasion Dallas always be remembered for his Wh LSiTlews (E News to the United States for 0 S 0 Best Of Saturday Night portrayal of George Gershwin develc 2:00 extended periods. Then they Live in the film, "Rhapsody In ioncei iB Joe Franklin Blue." despite the fact that it resettled in the Pacific 11:00 2:05 was made nearly 40 years Palisades. strate J iT IS 0 0 N«*» B Penniaa From Heaven Antony actually began his .}-iM 'A'S*H ago. made Robert Alda entered show rofessional career in the 0 Twilight Zone 2:20 inited States before bis par­ early lE N ew s business while he was study­ Carl 11:30 ing for the medical profession; eents moved to Rome. He won (T Adam-12 2:30 workei he decided it was easier to a co-starring role in a pilot for l i i Kojak a Movla "My Cousin Rachel' House 11953) Olivia de Havilland. Rich­ make money singing. He went the television version of (f)0 T h o Iran Crisis: America "Three Coins In The Held Hostage ard Burton all the way and became a The Aldas, Alan, Antony and Robert appeared in a recent packa 0 la 0 The Best Of Carson Broadway musical comedy production of “M.A.S.H.” Fountain.” The series was would 3:00 never aired. B Pledga Break B Movie Sea Devils'" (1937) star. and at 0 Austin City Umits Victor McLaglen. Ida Lupino. He was brought to the West Like his half-brother before him, Antony pursued acting in the ge 11:35 Coast specifically to star as 3:30 high school. Back in the "He B Panniee From Heaven Gershwin in the film about the titled “99 Ways To Cook in the series a couple of years 0 M ovie "Sins 01 Jezebel" states, history repeated itself; one W 11954) George Nader. Paulette American composer’s life. It Pasta." It will contain the ago, playing the same charac­ 11:45 Robert performed with Anto­ no spe J ) 0 Charlie's Angels Goddard. was such a strongly linked recipes, and anecdotes that ter I’m playing this time — character, it created a major reflect their 25 years of the civilian medical consult­ ny on -stage, just as he had posed. 12:00 3:34 done with Alan 20 ^ a r s earli­ problem for Alda in what marriage. ant who arrives at the unit's It is B The Avengers (E Rat Patrol er. B Movie "Captain Lighlloot" should have been his finest The book was launched by hospital to conduct refresher adopt! 4:04 Robert recalls Alan’s show (1955) Rock Hudson. Barbara hour. Soon, it was impossible two other family members — courses in the latest surgical S) The Gong Show business debut, “He wrote this aimed Rush for him to get leading roles, Robert's son, Alan and his methods. I’m sort of musical in high school and he energ i® Dr. Scott On Hebrews 4:20 and he was offered a string of wife, Arline. Alan wrote the overbearing and insistent, and 0 Movie "Merrill s Maraud­ S Movie "Mr Scoutmaster" B pictures. preface, and Arline, an starred in it. I was starring on seek 0 ers'" (1962) Jell Chandler. Ty (1953) Clifton Webb. Edmund I get on their nerves.” He returned to New York accomplished photographer, In “M.A.S.H.,” it all comes Broadway at the time, in raisin Hardin Gwenn. 'Gura and Dolls,’ so I could go and the stage, and regained provided the cover photo, to a head when Hawkeye and He to the networks and get them his stature as a top star in Alan Alda is the star of the civilian doctor snipe at credit to send scenery over to the “Guys and Dolls." “M.A.S.H.” He is also a multi- each other, and the young addi In recent years, he has Emmy award winner for his medic confronts them. school for the play.” In recent years, Robert and morti SPORTS VIEW . appeared in theater, films — writing and directing. “Oh, I just loved that scene, Tw: many in Italy — and last sea­ Furthermore, he recently listening to Antony tell off his Antonv have co-starred in an annual summer run of “Later order son he had one of the lead emerged as a motion picture old man and his older mini! roles in NBC's ill-fated star and writer of "The Seduc­ brother,” Robert Alda says Leonardo.” “We polish it up Al Maguire “Supertrain." He played the tion of Joe Tyne,” and laughs. each year, and perhaps we’IIi’ll follov cross-country train’s doctor. Several weeks ago, Robert, Proud papa sees a very get it to Broadway or Off- inflat Robert Alda would like to Alan and Antony, Alan’s 23- strong physical resemblance Broadway,” Robert specu­ timal lates. “It’s a great role for loves attention become involved in another year-old half-brother, and acting skill between both ’Tht series, although he feels he appeared in an episode of sons. Antony. He plays Leonardo By JOAN CROSBY he is sorry. But he doesn't DaVinci projected into the last t would not like to be the star, "M.A.S.H,” which Alan wrote, ’’They’re both 6 feet, one- plan to temper his criticisms. present.” will a' he's happy as the second and directed. and-a-half, and slim — just Al Maguire, the oulspolten "I can't stop, because if I stop banana: "The pressures aren’t Now that his immediate 12.6 p I won't be m e." he says. like I used to be,” Robert NCAA basketball sportscaster as great." he rationalizes, ’’It was such joy. family is settled in their was I For instance, he once said reflects, and smiles. “They on NBC. enjoys calling the “when you play a supporting exclaimed Robert. careers, Robert Alda has two Car that coach Dean Smith of both are leading men who can shots, even when they are role as a regular." It was the first time he had more “family” goals. Two of suppo about himself "This is no con- North Carolina "maybe is fak­ appeared with both sons. handle drama and comedy equally,” he asserts. Alan 's three daughters are he ex job." he says. "I’m so bad. I'm ing injuries to his players." He has adapted well to sup­ “Alan and I were in five stage interested in acting. from good." Smith got upset, but with porting roles. He recently col­ plays together (including “I remember when Alan “Someday, I’d love to per­ Maguire gets away with characteristic honesty laborated with wife Flora on “Luv” at the Bergen Mall was winning a lot of raves. form with my two sons and the b this statement. He loves being Maguire says. "I realize that a book, which will be pub­ Playhouse in New Jersey),” he They began to refer to him as my granddaughters,” Robert Tht a sportscaster. Why'’ "It's Smith wouldn't do that. I lished in June by MacMillan, recalls. "1 also did a segment the new Jack Lemmon. He says longingly. Cong flattering having smoke rings would though." propt ^lown at you alt the time This is how Al did do it — to spent Every night is Saturday become a sportscaster. that is. billic night." he says. "The first year I was with He knows the score from NBC, thev put me in the back iTVDUUlOGUE He the inside out Both he and his room and I was always seen the p on the lop of the TV screen in mercials with Jim Gamer? I talked to say she isn’t. I know brother Dick were star bask­ TV COUP — I’m always on recently saw a movie on TV it’s silly, but I would die to billit etball players for the New a circle. Then they moved me the lookout for Bruce called “Journey to Shiloh,” am positive it is Candice Bergman, but I have been told know. — Mary Albino, Water- and York Knickerbockers Then he out front," he recalls humor­ Boxleitner, whom I first about a group of young Tex­ as V ously. I’m wrong. I am depending bury. Conn. became an outspoken coach noticed on “How the West Was ans who go off to fight for the E v e i^ in g in the world of and now. for the past three He says he thinks the col­ upon you to settle my mind. If Th Woo" and recently saw in Confederacy. I thought James trivia is just a little silly, so years. NBC's basketball lege basketball season is a Caan was one of the soldiers, it isn’t Candice at least tell the I “Wild Times." I hate to be don’t fret. Tina Louise is not, expert, along with Dick very exciting one. Comparing and I even thought I spotted me she resembles her. — Vivv to he greedy, but does he have any­ however, OT Blue Eyes’s little Enberg Maguire calls Enberg colleges to the pros he says, ian Padgett, Waycross, Ga. _ thing else coming up? — Harrison Ford from “Star Tina. Sinatra does have a have his "security blanket." "Colleges are more spontane­ The actress who has gotten Susan Castellari, Canton, Wars.” Am I right, and who daughter Tina. by I When it comes to develop­ ous and their mistakes create Ohio. were the others? — Karen a new lease on her career sho ing his own security. Maguire the interest. Also, because There are a couple of Box­ Pelissier, Demlng, N.M. - from those commercials is GOOD MfHlNING - I am Willi counts on his coaching skills. there is only one game per leitner goodies on the menu Although neither actor Mariette Hartley, who does an avM watcher of “Gtwd "I wouldn't want a steady diet year at each location, each for those of you who can’t would probably list that lack­ bear something of a resem­ Mufaing America,” bat I t a ’t He of the job." he admits from his game has the excitement of a seem to get your fill. “The adaisical Civil War adventure blance to Candy Bergen. know wiwre to write to GMA. ming Wisconsin home. "I'm always Broadway opening. " Baltimore Builet,” a theatri­ as their favorite film, both Bergen, by the way, pitched How can I get the address? — joble: very nervous at the top of the The NCAA Tournament cal release should be coming James Caan and Harrison Polaroid in her own ads, Pamila Hamsher, Csrvalis, been game, but once the game gets began on NBC on March 8, out soon. And Bruce has just Ford co-starred along with which might have added to Ore. the h going. I become a coach and I and Maguire thinks it "could won the much-coveted James Michael Sarrazln, Jan your confusion. You can get the address just relax." be the biggest and truest Dean role in the TV remake of Michael Vincent, Don Stroud, TWO TINAS - 1 woidd like for th^ asking. Write the aemi championship in the United John Steinbeck's “East of Paul Peterson and Michael to know if Tina Luaiie is entire cast and crew at “Good force His honesty wins him States. It's all a build-up to Eklen," also starring Timothy Bums in the 1968 feature. Frank Siaatra’s daughter. I Morning America," One Lin­ cent. controversy. It also makes that last game and there is Bottoms and Jane Seymour. NO CANDY — Who was the am aader the impressiaa that coln P m a , New York, NY young coaches suffer. For that only one winner” EARLY OATER - I lady that did Polaroid com­ she is, bat people that I’ve 10023. 1

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