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a4 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Jan. 18. 1981 Cut Your Own Taxes Pension plan simplified for smaller companies
llv RAY !>«• c r a m : of $200,000, not more than have provided his to the program before it amount to bp credited to become taxable to the could be cut back to 5 per a year employee is covered (Fifth of 14 parti) $100,000 of it can 6e col!^ maximum $7,500 contribu can take effect. Each each employee's account. employee that year. And If cent in the next year if by an SEP and his lianrbpatrr sidered in making the un tion. And that's the percen- employee opens his own The employer Is not per- the employee was younger To make it easier for profits were down, and employer contributes Sl iform pereantage contribu- tage all the other SE P a c c o u n t' w ith a mitted to. attach any, than MV4, a penalty of 10 smaller companies to even eliminated entirely in percent,' or $900, to the' f tion to the pension employees would have savings and loan, bank, in strings to an SEP account. percent of the amount Snow provide a pension or a a third year. SEP, the employee could program. receiv^. surance company or If an imprudent employee profit-sharing program for withdrawn would be in- If an employer’s con contribute an additional Upeiing Saturday If he wants the With a 7 (A percent for brokerage firm. wants to withdraw the. their employees while es . curred from the IRS. tribution is less than the $600 and claim it as a UUCATLICD followed by colder maximum pension con mula selected for that Employers generally employer’s Contribution to An employer es caping the legal and ac normal IRA contribution of deductible .item. That is W C H I niZ n temperatures. Details tribution ($7,500) for year, that same . percen favor all employees going the pension program the tablishing such a plan is 15 percent of compensa because the employee un Page 2. counting costs of a regular himself, the president will tage of every eligible to the sam e' financial in day after it was made, he not bound to make the pension plan, Congress has tion, to a ceiling of $1,500, der a normal IRA would' then select a 7'A percent employe’s compensation stitution. In that way, one could not be prevented same percentage contribu the employee can con have been able to con provided for the Simplified contribution. Had he been must be contributed to the check covering all from doing so. tion every year. One year, I VOL. C. No. 91 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, January 17, 1981 Employee Pension under tribute the additional tribute 15 ^ rcen t of his YOVR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER • Since 1881 • Single Copy 25t • Hgtne Delivery 20e permitted to consider his program. employees is sent to that If the employee did make for example, 10 percent of tax law. amount on a tax deductible $10,000 to a maximum of full $200,000 salary, a 3 per Under SEP, every eligi institution. With it also such a- withdrawal, the every employee’s pay If an employer accepts basis. $1,500. cent contribution would goes a list showing the 8moun^ withdrawn would the prototype plan ble employee must agree could be contributed; it For example, if a $10,000 (NEXT: Rollovers) ' designed by the Internal Revenue Service, no ad vance approval is required before placing this type of Hostages prepared to leave pension into effect. The essential element of 14K GOLD By United Press Inlematio'nal a Simplified Employee Relaled slorie* on page 10. and officials indicated that Carter arrangements to fly the hostages to valued at $1 billion, and another $1.2 it could seal an agreement and carry Pension is its non WO Fine Collectibles For Your With a breakthrough apparently may make a quick trip to West Ger Algeria or any other country of their billion in securities were being out the complicated financial tran discrimination feature. All Neckchains and Bracelets imminent. President Carter Friday acceptance of the message which many if the hostages are released. choice as soon as its assets had been ,transferred to London to permit "a sactions before leaving office Jan. 20. employees must be treated Our ordered $2.2 billion in frozen Iranian was being delivered to Tehran Satur The first move to implement an deposited in an escrow account with prompt' transfer to an escrow ac On Thursday, Nabavi upped the alike. Any employee 25 or Rm . assets transfered to London as a first day. agreement to free the hostages was the Algerian Central Bank. count for Iran if an agreement can be deadline to the close of the business older must be included in PrIoM SAVE OVER 40%i step towards freeing the 52 American "It is certainly everyone's hope taken after a team of U.S. financipl In Tehran, Iran’s chief hostage- reached.” day — 5 p.m, E.ST — in an apparent 50% OFF hostages before he leaves office experts raced to Algiers to help negotiator said the hostages could be effort to avoid the impression that the plan. The identical that there will he that agreement but “Preparations are being made for percentage of compensa 14K Script Initials ■ Tuesday. it is not a certainty and there is no Deputy Secretary of State Warren freed in a matter of hours with only the departure of the Americans,” the Iran was bowing to American tion must be contributed UARTZ WATCHES A senior Iranian official said in way to know until we hear from Christopher arrange the accord the transfer of the assets now holding official said. “We are expecting a pressure. for all employees. 9.40 Tehran the hostages had been them. "rp3 not playing with words before a 5 p.m. EiST deadline set by up their Tekase. reply from Algiers within a matter of Nabavi warned that Iran's attitude The maximum annual The graceful personal touch "prepared for departure” and could with you’when I say we don’t have an Iran. However, a State Department hours." towards the negotiations would that s always in good taste leave as soon as its assets were contribution permitted un (Q.U.X.Y.Z not available) agreement with them. We do not,” The Treasury Department said spokesman cautioned "it is con Asked where the hostages would be change “radically” unless the United der SEP is 15 percent of transferred to an escrow account in Powell said. Carter, ordered the transfer about 1.6 ceivable” that the delicate deal could flown, the official said: “It has been St'ates took a “practical step’’ total compensation, but not Algeria. Officials said the U.S. message million ounces of gold held by the still fall apart at the last minute. suggested that they will be flown to towards transferring the assets by more than $7,5(X). Men’s Digital Ladies’ Swiss SAVE OVER 50%/ White House Press Secretary Jody was a reply to a ’’positive” letter Federal Reserve in New York to Lon More than 20 bankers representing Algeria, but that is something they that time. All the details about SEP Alarm Chronos Quartz Watches Powell announced that another U.S. from Tehran Thursday and that don — the first step in releasing an 12 major U.S. banks were summoned can decide.” In another sign that time was of the and other tax-saving plans SAVE OVER '34! 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In,this way. if TH* FINAL DAYS' Our Reg. 3.49 to 6.29 basically sound — but beset by fuel assistance funds, leaving many money to offer. the president of the com For domestic & imported cars serious economic, energy and foreign of the families without heat, officials “We’re really headed for some KODAK REBATE SAVINGS say. pany has an annual salary policy problems. hard times,” said Carol MacElwee, PUROLATOR director of Southwestern Connecticut In his final State of the Union State Energy Coordinator Bruce FT' Auto Oil Filters Infoline in Bridgeport. EXAMPLE: message — sent to Congress rather Carlson said on Thursday he had been 2.8410 3.76 than delivered in person — Carter trying all week without success to State officials have asked the ‘Colorburst-250’ federal government for permission •DOVE SOAP, 4.75 oz. 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But because federal rules require Mail-in Rebate . * the progress made in so many Shuller priority automation with 10 00 About 35,000 families have applied CHAMPION or AC doqiMlie ' iad iNarnaliooal areas public comment on changes in the -OLD SPICE SHAVE CREAM, 11OZ. . . . instant response metering and for aid under the federally sponsorec) program, it could take w ^ s to ob instant lelurn mirror Also nas *259 YOUR SPARK PLUGS over the past fim years, our nation is Our Reg. 1.73 1 .1 2 electronic sell timer Caldot Low Price FINAL COST 39.70 REGULAR o O a Connecticut Low Income Energy tain permission. Our Rag. 1.01 Ea. 0 0 stronger, wealthier, more com Features motorized film advance Assistance Program, which pays $150 One 36-year-old woman, a welfare •Case for Canon AE I. Our Reg. 1994 16.40 passionate and freer that it was four CUT YOUR OWN TAXIS 'OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT . . and built-in electronic flash Just RESISTOR 4 A i l to $950 per family for heat. recipient, told an interviewer this C/O Manchostor Horald Z'/i oz .OuyReg. 1 69 99* aim and shoot for great color photos' Our Rag. 1.19 Ea. l a U ^ years ago,” Carter said. P.O. B ox 4 W By last Friday, 987 families had week she and her three children have •Canon ‘Sure-Shot’ 3Smm Aulomaiic-Focua •SS Rebate Savings on Kodak For most American and some “The State of the Union is sound. Radio C lly S U tlon foreign cars Sorry, only 8 spent all the money for which they Camera. Our Reg. 179.94 $ 1 4 3 Colorbursl 50' Instant Camera.* Our economy is recovering from a been living without heat in their Now Yofli, N.Y. 1001S 'GILLETTE SWIVEL HEAD' plugs per customer were eligible. Has moiofized automatic wintjirewino automatic *Sef cltfli lor daiailt recession. A national energy plan is Bridgeport apartment for 10 days. PlttM Mntf Twin Blade Disposable Razors exposure system built m Hash self limei and case (Reg pnctt may vary by tiorti Once a recipient has gone through in place and our dependence on Theco^hairmen O f the Appropriations left) and Rep. Thomas Brunnock, D- “I’ve called Hartford. I've called co p y(l« t) o f "C u t Your Own (Pk.o( 2), Our Reg. 1.71 1 .1 9 the federal money, there is a one Infoline. I’ve tried churches. I’ve T a iM and S ava." t hava foreign oil is decreasing. We have Comirittee, Rep. Gardner Wright (ieft) and Waterbury, as the committee considered ac- time allotment of 150 gallons of oil anck>aad $1.50 (plua 50 been at peace for four uninterrupted tried everything,” said the woman, c a n ti p oataga A handHng) ‘Wire Wheel Look' Sen. Marcella Fahey (right), talk with Rep. tion Friday in Gov. William 0 ’NeiH’s plan to available from the State Crisis years.” who asked to remain anonymous. fo r aach copy. Hub Covers Intervention Fund. But, Carter said, the country still William Dyson, D-New Haven (second from cut state aid to towns. (UPI photo) She said the $660 she was given by I f i “ CH But officials say many families the state for fuel has run out and she CONAIR l O e W W Our Reg. 24.49 “has serious problems. Inflation and Hair DryerfStyler BEAT THE COLD...AND SAVE! unemployment are unacceptably used up that allotment earlier in the is not eligible for additional Sports look in lasting triple- winter before the federal program assistance. plate nickel chrome' Remov. high. The world oil market is in and Lighted became available. Clty__ able, easy-clean wire basket creasingly tight.” The woman said she has been using Compact Mirror For 13. 14 and 15 wheels Vote delayed a week “We have callers who have used up an electric quartz heater and a gas tUla_ He noted there are "trouble sppts _ n p _ all of their resources and are really stove to stay warm and has been 1*1 7t fi YOUR CHOICE throughout the world” and American I W a U Reg 1699 in need of assistance,” said Cheryl boiling water to wash dishes. (Maka chack payaMa to hostages still are being held in Iran CUT YOUR OWN TAXES Vagabond 1250 watt Barger, director of North Central “I put my three kids in one and allow thraa w aaka fo r compact loiding dryer SPALDING "against international law and Connecticut Infoline, a Hartford bedroom at night,” she said. dattvary). Dual voltage lor world against every precept of human af on aid travel Plus lighted make ‘Fastflite' or proposal up mirror lor perfect OMEGA ‘Spider' fairs.” grooming IM25 0R4 Carter also said the country ‘has Racquetball HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. they decide to go along with the of them from the cities, were op new support in the world for our pur William O’Neill was handed a tem Delay Racquets removal of block grants. posed to the bill. poses of rnti()nal independence and porary Mtback Friday when the But clearly, the delay was a tactful The powerful 42-member com Protestants blamed YOUR individual human dignity. We have a Le^slature’s . Appropriations Com retreat taken by Democratic leaders mittee has only a slim majority of 24 CHOICE relief 9.96 new will at home to do what is mittee failed to act on his plan to cut to avoid possible embarrassment of Democrats compared to 18 SAVE OVER $40! Choose aluminum or fiberglass frames wilh nylon stringing itiquired to keep us the strongest na $23.8 million in state aid to towns. O’Neill in his first dealing with the Republicans. tion upon earth.” in Devlin shootings and genuine leather grips The Democratic leadership of the Legislature. Wright declined to call the action a signup He remains "convinced” that the 42-member committee, confronted O’Neill, who succeeded cancer- setback for O’Neill, labeling it a RANGEAIRE SALT II Treaty — which'Reagan has with solid Republican opposition and Belfast restaurant was destroyed by MANCHESTER - SPALDING stricken Gov. Ella Grasso on Dec. 31, delay to satisfy many questions the BELFAST, Northern Ireland 8-Cubic Foot said should be scrapped and defections from urban Democrats, made the proposal in his State of the members wish answered before they (UPI) — Bernadette Devlin, the firebombs. Police also c lea r^ part Property owners who 'Hot-Shot' or renegotiated — “is in our nation’s expect to receive elderly Chest Freezer agreed to put off a vote on the bill un State message Jan. 7, saying he was vote. Roman Catholic firebrand who took of central Belfast because of a bomb 'Centurion' security Interest and that it would til next Friday. tax relief are asked to $iQQ Our opposed to raising taxes. He said the Wright said that Anthony Milano, the fight against British rule in threat. I w V Reg 239 97 Racquetball add significantly to the control of delay their application .a After 3Vk hours of hearing law cuts were needed to cover the loss of the bead ol the Office of Policy and Northern Ireland from the streets Police said Mrs. McAliskey. 33, few weeks. Has quick freeze SAVE >6 TO OVER $301 DYNAMARK ‘Snow Job’ Racquets nuclear weapons.” maker after lawmaker oppose the $22 million in federal revenue Management, will review the state’s into the House of Commons, and her and her husband were both shot hammered aluminum “I strongly support continuation of bill, the committee voted on a budget situation with the committee Changes in state legisla interior with lilt out sharing funds in the curtent $2.7 husband were shot and seriously several times in the body. Lightweight Electric Snow Thrower the SALT process and the negotiation Republican motion to recess the tion given most recipients basket Exterior is of ALL CHAIN SAWS Uses regular household current, yet has powerlul 1 5 HP K , 15.43 billim budget. ■ ' on Monday. 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Richard Vincent asks the graphiie'glass frames Republicans had sought a Kklay Hartford, co-chairmen of the Ap W ashin^n on Tuesday, he said, no blamed Protestant militants for the questioned after being detained at visits be delayed while the 16" Gas-Powered Chain Saw He also said that during his four' delay to give the lawmakers more propriations Committee, bad bop^ vote will be taken on the issue until shooting at the isolated farmhouse the scene by a passing police patrol. office works on the Grand Our Rag. 195.99 158.99 TORO Lightweight Power Shovel years as chief executive, the U.S. time to determine the true extent of to get the bill approved in time fdr next Friday. owned by Miss Devlin, the darling of Police sources said three gunmen List. ‘The Sprout Farm' Clears a 12 inch path along driveways, walks patios in ^{i^ALOING •PENN 'WILSON *LEACH balance ‘of trade picture has im the state budget’s projected deficit O’Neill to present his budget for Wright said it could be as difficult the Irish Republican Army in the late burst into the McAliskeys' unguarded Vincent said during •Wen T4" Electric Chain Saw )ust minutes' Fast, reliable, instant electronic - 'W C Q U E T BALLS 2 . 2 2 proved, almost 9 million jobs have but the motion was defeated. fiscal 1981-82 to the Legislature early next Friday to obtain the necessary 60's, and her husband. Michael farmhouse in Country Tyrone. 40 Sprouter Kit by starts Uses 110 current Our Rag. 94.94 f O January, the busiest month Our Rtg.44.99 3 8 . 7 6 been added to the economy, and the The Republicans also bought time next month. votes for passage unless some com McAliskey. miles from Belfast, and shot the cou for the office, there has CORNING growth of minority business has been in an apparent bid to seek alter After the vote, Wright said 10 promises are made with the urban In apparent reprisals, a part-time ple as they were having breakfast Lim ittd to itora slock only. So«ry. no rainchacks Only 15 par ilora. Sorry, no ralnchacki. strengthened. been an abnormally high HARDWARE DEPT . SEASONAL DEPT natives and possibly concessldns if Democrats on tl(e committee, most Democrats. policeman was shot dead and a with their two children. rate of phone calls for 6.64 ; 4 assistance. Complete' Cover dome drainage tray. 2 seed •Stanley V /2 Lb. 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The government helps a "Why not? ’There are about 500,000 .’’Yes, if it’s going to keep them going lot of people why shouldn’t they help people involved but we can’t do It for why shouldn’t they do it.” Chrysler.” i - EVENING HERALD. SaL, Jan. 17, 1981 , EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Jan. 17, 1981 - 3 Update Shoreline communities are running out of water I By United Preaa Internationai |By United Preaa Inlernailonal "stretch this 20-day sudd supplyIv (of residents consumed water at present County Countv mmmifnUv community. MayorMavnr LouislAiiia Maada^maa^customers, Rodgers said, and .a at n.-a Port __ a >_ _4« n > I^Resldents in Greenwich, Conn., water) into a much longer length of levels. Another 200-million gallons of The water shortfall was caused by Clapes declared a water emergency Chester about 40,000 people, or about low precipitation, an Increase in and nearby Port Chester Rye, time.” water was frozen, he said, "and for and said calls for voluntary conser 10,000 customers, were affected. water consumption and the 200- right to form a union. N.Y., were told Friday to make Individual consumption levels will all intents and purposes it is un- vation by iU 107,000 residenU had citrus crops. . containment structures. > drastic cutbacks in the domestic use He said residents should use an million gallons of frozen water In the Bomb apparent hoax State cooperative farmers holding a meeting in War be monitored, he said, and "those useable at this point.” failed to reduce their average daily 1 .Snow spread across the north, from Montana to The ability of the containments to withstand stresses of water or face the possibility of average of 45 gallons of water per reservoirs, Rodgers said. STAMP'ORD (UPP — State police bomb experts saw took exception to the demands for a five-day week, western New England. customers who are flagrant violators He indicated the restrictions were use of 60 gallons each. ’ person per day, compared to the pre associated with an accident involving a large loss of reac running out of water in 20 days. of these restrictions i^ll face a ter indefinite, but said they were in In Stamford, Clapes said enforce- removed a suitcase from tbe State Nationai Bank Friday which they feared could push the country’s independent Cold weather lingered over New England, with the Water restrictions also have been sent average of 105 gallons per per rnent plans for mandatory restric tor coolant was called into question in 1975 when General James Rodgers, presidait of the mination of service or a curtailment tended to stretch the 20Hlay supply to after a series of telephone calls involved in what local unions into a dangerous confrontation with the govern mercury plunging to 25 helow zero at Houlton, Maine. But imposed in several other Connecticut son per day. tions would be drawn up and he would Electric found a previously overlooked source of stress. Connecticut American Water Co. and of service.” 60 days when some of the ice will authorities said was an apparent hoax. ment. for most of the East, temperatures were much nearer the communities, mostly along the "We want to stress we’re in a get weekly reports from the Stam The company said hydrodynamic forces could develop the Port Chester Water Woriu, said Rodgers said reservoirs contained have melted and precipitation will Police said the suitcase did not contain a bomb but Labor unrest escalated the past week during the visit to norm than they were a few days ago. shoreline. critical situation and that’s why ford Water Co., which reported in a doughnut-shaped pool o| water below the reactor residents should bnmedlately r^u ce about SOO-million gallons of water, have added to the water levels. specially trained dogs gave indications there might have Rome by LECfR Walesa, the national leader of the in The run of Arctic weather left Massachusetts with an The restrictions at Greenwich we’re asking for such drastic supplies Friday at 29.5 percent of vessel. The pool is desired to condense stearh that would consumption by 60 percent to help which represented a 20-day supply if At Stamford, another Fairfield been explosives in it. Authorities would not say what the dependent Solidarity labor union. He was not due to emergency. Though temperatures had moderated, the be released in an accident. affected about 56,000 people, or 16,000 measures,” he said capacity — a 90-day supply. suitcase contained, but admitted it was X-rayed before return home until Monday. weather was far from spring-like. And the sdpply of opened * Buses did not move from 8 a.m. to noon in the capitaf, natural gas — used up during the record cold — was Officials said a series of telephone galls had been made stranding commuters trying to get to work, the official dangerously low. after closing hours at the bank concerning the suitcase. Polish news agency PAP said. Compromise threatened ' State committed to upgrading airport They would not say how many calls were made or when ALEXANDRIA, La. (UPI) — Telephoned death threats CORRECTION' they began. Safety deadlines set WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — Connecticut remains com state Transportation Commissioner Arthur Powers. He said federal funds and fees charged airport tenants Problems far from over and vows of appeal Friday threatened a compromise in a mitted to upgrading Bradley International Airport to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Nuclear Regulatory Com The Hartford area chamber has pushed hard for expan should pay a hefty portion of the cost with private firms bitter desegre^tlon battle between a federal judge and a meet the air transportation needs of the state’s sion and modernization of the airport, which chamber of also pitching and building some facilities such as the Due to a typographical The flesh-withering Eastern cold eased Friday, giving mission has given owners of 22 boiling water reactors state judge over the schooling of three white girls. Polish workers strike businesses and travelers. Gov. William O’Neill said ficials contend has been discussed for a decade with little expanded cargo handling operation. way to more normal winter weather, but the problems of deadlines for completing safety changes to boost the An attorney for the girls, who dropped out of rural, all- Friday: to show as yet. Key to the expansion, the commissioner said, was error In Friday’s Moriarty’s WARSAW, POLAND (UPI) - Transit workers deman frostbitten Easterners were far from over. white Buckeye High School under pressure from U.S. structural safety of their containment buildings. , The governor said a master plan for modernizing and legislation that would allow revenue bonds to be issued to ding a five-day week went on strike for four hours in War Massachusetts shut down schools to conserve its Utilities in LI states were given completion deadlines District Judge Nauman Scott, said state Judge Richard "The purpose of this gathering is to emphatically expanding the suburban Hartford airport was moving pay for the expansion from airport revenue instead of ad the Lincoln’s should saw Friday and thousands of factory employees staged dangerously depleted natural gas supply. Florida of ranging from October 1981 to January 1983 for the demonstrate to you that we are serious, that we intend to Lee received two threatening phone calls aimed at the general bonds picked up by taxpayers. walkouts in the south in support of farmers seeking the ficials considered a shipping ban on freeze-damaged requir^ modifications on their General Electric reactor girls. ahead of the original schedule with the goal of having it modernize this airport, that we have our sleeves rolled up have read $2,000 off. modernized by the middle of the decade. and we are hard at work,” Powers said. "We believe that when the bottom line is written, this Meanwhile, state transportation officials said they The overall master plan for the airport remains under project will be well within the state’s ability to pay, even .tocked legislation that would set up a mechanism review, but Powers in 1979 announced plans for its initial in the current downgraded economic climate,” Powers We’re sorry for any in through which the long-discussed airport expansion could phase, which included expanded cargo facilities, an im said. convenience. Slight gains seen be paid for with fees charged airport tenants. proved road system and work to the main terminal. Rep. Timothy Moy^ihan, D-East Hartford, said he "I can assure you that I share your commitment to The price of the expansion project has been estimated would introduce legislation to establish a separate meeting the air transportation n ^ s of this region,” at $164 million, but Powers stressed taxpayers were not authority to operate the airport and set up the system for The Herald O’hleiU aaid,jnn«m arks prepared for delivery to a expected to bear the brunt the cost. issuing revenue bonds and collecting fees to pay them off. in conserving gas GrdBter-Harttord.Cbamber of Commerce meeting. < He said the alrixirt, which serves the Hartford and BOSTON (UPI) - Gov. Edward J. 10 inspectors from the state Depart Springfield, Mass., area, was important to the region’s King Friday reported slight gains in ment of Public Utilities Friday mor transportation system, economy and the state as a natural gas conservation efforts, but ning began random checks of the "major producer of revenue.” nearly 33,000 conunercial buildings "Iherefore, for these and many other reasons, it is in HARTFORDnUPI) - Former Energy Secretary Joseph S. Fitz patrick and utility company heated by Boston Gas to see whether the best interests of the state of Connecticut to make sure Gov. Ella G r ^ o , who is being thermostats had been lowered to the that Bradley International Airport is well prepared to treated at Hartford Hospital for liver spokesmen said Massachusetts’ mandatory 55 degrees. meet the needs of our people in the 21st century,” he said. and intestinal cancer, was resting severe gas shortage was far from DPU Information Director Frank O'Neill was unable to attend the meeting at the airport more comfortably Friday after a over. Fallacl acknowledged the state has as planned, but sent his remarks along for delivery by fever and infection subsided, a Fitzpatrick told a Statehouse news no real authority to enforce the spokesman said. conference the state’s natural gas in temperature reduction order. “She had a relatively peaceful, dustry may not fully recover from quiet night with no fever," said the current crisis for another month. "Except for an appeal to their con 1-91 study OK hospital spokesman James Battaglio. The 3-day-old conservation sciences, I don’t believe we can force MINIMUM PURCHAM them to obey,” Fallacl said. "She took in a little more fluids by program was expanded Friday with *30.00. MAXIMUM mouth. She's comfortable with no King’s order to close the more than State energy officials have major victory PURCHAM MPINDS complications this morning.” 200 gas-heated schools across the predicted a savings of 7 million to 10 ON YOUR BANK million cubic feet of gas daily if all He said Mrs. Grasso, 61, was still state. King also ordered thermostat HARTFORD (UPI) — Arthur Powers, state Transpor APPROVAL. 33,000 businesses obey the unable to eat semi-solid foods as she reductions at gas-heated businesses tation commissioner, says federal approval of the en had been several days earlier, but served by the massive Boston Gas temperature reduction order. They said the state saved another 4 vironmental impact statement for the proposed widening was drinking fluids and taking Co., whom supplies are dangerously of Interstate-91 from Hartford to the Massachusetts nutritional supplements intravenous Unexpected ornament low. million cubic feet of gas through the Friday school closings. border is a major victory. ly Fitzpatrick agreed with King’s The U.S. Transportation Department Thursday ap The former governor suffered a An unexpected Christmas tree ornament believed to have nested in the tree while it boast of im prov^ conservation, but proved the impact statement for the $150 million project, setback Wednesday when she was found on the Switzer family tree in was in a barn before the holidays. The bird he said the effort has remained con which calls for an eight-lane highway* through Windsor developed a fever, the third fever siderably below the 10 percent con O’Neill asks Duxbury, Mass., when they started to remove was taken to the Manomet Bird Observatory Locks and six lanes to the state border. since her hospitalization Dec. 8. Mrs. the decorations this week. Here Ruth Switzer servation goal needed to ensure an “It’s a major victory for us,” Powers said. “I think it Grasso was receiving medication in for treatment. (UPI photo) adequate supply of gas. conservation represents a very positive step forward.” U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF EXTRA-EXTRA LEAN travenously for stress-related and her son, Kurt, look at the screech owl, "We need better conservation,” HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Powers, who called the four-lane highway “one of the CHOPPED SIRLOIN u b s . 4 1 'i • A, •- N 6 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 17, 1961 ''tWWfi KVKNING HKRAUJ, Sat,. Jan 17. 1S81 - 7 Seminar slated 1 Can you visit su MANCHESTER - A Family Ufe will be two evening sessions on just for refund forms? Wings of Morning Seminar will be conducted at TOnlty “Foundations are Critical,” one at Covenant Church Jan. 23 to 25 under Tablets and Cough Syrup box with the price sticker on a separate piece of 7:15 and the other at 8:15. I K U A K T I N the leadership of the Rev. David C. Breakfast meetings for men only for children. Expires April and a register receipt. paper. Expires Sept. 1. d e a r SUPERMARKET 30. 1981. 1981. By CUFF SIMPSON Pollock of Interaction, Inc. and women only will begin at 7;30 SHOPPER My case of Expires July 31, 1981. . the same, but always helpful to m e— IVraonul {irudurtM (File STRI-DEX PORTA- MR. BUBBLE Free Bath vour trials • Pollock is a graduate of Moody Bi- a.m. on Saturday, by reservation on "refunding fever" seems I believe that calling in the home is and generally to the guests, if I could I l-H) F’ACK Offer. Receive a Theimometer Offer, P 0. ly. Several morning sessions will to get worse each time I Supermarket Shopper a vital part of every minister’s believe their comments as we said JERGENS Coupn Offer. Box 1697, Mismark, N.D followed by lunch and a closing ses visit tlie supermarket. Porta-Pack for Stri-Dex privilege of ministering. I know that "good night." Receive two 50-cent Pads and a 50-cent coupon. 58.502. Send the box top sion at 1:16 p.m. on "Parenting.” When I'Waft In line at the many clew m en will disagree with coupons. Send the proof of Send the required refund from Mr. Bubble Powder Last Wednesday check^iut counter. 1 can that assemon. Since my retirement I Young Adult and High School purchase' seal from the or the Universal Product Some weeks ago I talked about ™ s;: 2* ^ ""I 1" KW EaM barely restrain myself form, the words have served as an “interim pastor" Conferences will take place Saturday husband. Mrs. Schoonaert and 1981. following: A-M"issing back label of one Jergens '"Medicated Pads" from Code number written on such a program to the Standing Com ^ from 1977 to 1986. He is from asking other shoppers in several of our UCC Connecticut But rather say, my aren t you pret- presently the director of InteracUon. afternoon and evening with a pizza "When my husband and I other readers whose tips CHLORASEPTIC Print Tooth, B-At the Bet's, C-At Lotion bottle and the hang the front label of any Stri- plain paper. Also send a churches. In one of them a troubled* mittee of the church where I am now for the labels from the go to the movies,” she Offer. Receive an un- the Doctors, D-Doctor and register receipt with the the "interim.” One of the deacons *1,™* __ 1 111. in demand as a speaker supper at 5:30 p.m. are published in this tag from the specially Dex jar and 30 cents for daughter told me that she went to her Heins they are about to reports, "we wait until the frained ll-by-14-inch Nor Doll. Make your check price circled and 50 cents thought that there might be a good Both Rev. and Mrs. Pollock will column will receive my marked bottle. Expires postage and handling.- spiritual advisor and told him, “ My yoSonr ’ purchase. theater empties at the end payable to Chloraseptic for postage and handling possibility in our parish—and a week youth retreats, and summer camps. speak at the 8 a.m. antf^ll a.m. Sun ”1981 Guide to Coupons and man Rockwell canvas .Sept. 30, IMl. Expires May 31. 1981. mother is dying and I wish you would Yes, let it be forever known. •Fortunately. I get tem of the show. The we take a Print Offer. Expires Expires March 31, 1981 ago Wednesday night we had a With his wife, Betty Lou, he tdll day worship services, and at the Sun Refunds.” So, send your print. Send the required re REACH Challenge Offer. Bonus! This offers call on her.” To which he blandly My little Kerri Bussiere, porary relief every time I quick look around for can March 31. 1981. gathering at his home. Seven conduct meetings beginning Friday day Bible School Adult Classes al tips to me in care of this fund form, one "front panel Receive three 50-cent doesn't require forms: Ciiliyriglil I'JHI, replied. "I don't make house calls." I With her lovely curly hair. 9:25 a.m. find a wrapper or a box in a dy wrappers, potato-chip I nilrd Ei-iilurch Syn- attended and it was so meaningful at 10 a.m. The first "Making newspaper. from any box of Clilorasep- FLINTSTONES-ST. coupons or a refund equal ALBERTO LIGHT AND certainly hope that this is a very At My side shall she always be. parking lot or along the bags and a host of other that last Sunday he stood up in Beautiful Homes” Is for women only. Call the church office M9-2855.fot HrfumI of llir day tic Lozenges or one front JOSEPH Refund Offer. to the purchase price of FRE.SH BAL.SAM, P.O. iliculc extreme case of how some ministers ^ s a shining example for all to After the. 6:30 potluck supper there further details and reservations. Rev. David C, Pollock road. proofs of purchase. label from any Chlorasep- Inr. church and talked about it. One of the Write to the following ad Receive a $1 refund or $2 in one Reach To(ithbrii.'!li Fur Box NB-623, El Paso. feel, but it indicates to me that many There Is one question I "It may be little to most dress to receive the form tic Liquid, a register the coupons, send the young mothers who was there spoke have been wanting to ask coupons. Send the required 'I'exas 79977. Receive a 50- will disagree with my opening com The chuckle people, but it's money in required by this |1 refund receipt with the price required refund form and cent refund. Send the very deeply about her experience of you: Is it all right for me to refund form, the carton ment about parish calling. It is interesting to me to see how Film s stress C hristian unity the bank to us considering offer: Tylenol Refund circled and $I for postage the front panel with the Universal Product Code Jesus when He came to her upon the go into a supermarket for end flap with the picture of In the intimacy of the home, the same jokes keep going the all the refund and free-gift Offer, P.O. Box 2803, and handling. For two words "Reach number from one bottle of DO IT DAILY - KNOW death of her child, Kerri. Because it the sole purpose of looking Fred Flintstone from church members feel free to express rounds. Not too long ago I heard this offers from Hers'hey, Nes Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. prints, send the form, two Toothbrush” from any Alberto Light and Fresh WHAT'S HAPPENING IN was so moving I have asked her to HARTFORD—On Jan. 21, at noon film explores the dancer’s own belief reservation for coffee tea and for refund forms? — Mary Flintstones Vitamins and their doubts about prayer or life eter one on Billy Graham, and this week the Repertory at Center Church in an active and personal expression program at a I I 50 sueaested dona- tle and the other candy and This offer expires March panels or two labels, a Reach Toothbrush. For the Balsam and a register TODAY'S SOCIETY - nal or whatever that would not be put her thoughts in writing, asked for D. from Rochester, N.Y. four carton back panels in a paperback I read that it is at- House, an60 Gold c.St., Hartford ...nwill pre- . of Spirit in Contrast and in some con- tiom suggested dona- snack companies. 31. 1981. recept and $1.50. Select refund, send the form, the receipt with the price read Dear Abby in the shared in a casual greeting after permission to use her name, which DEAR MARY - I asked from any combination of tributed to Philips Brooks: (1835- ®ent a showing of two films in flic t with his father's more "It’s almost enough to print or prints from the entire Reach Toothbrush circled. Write the number Evening Herald. church services. I found years ago she gladly gave — and I share now several supermarket Clip *n' file refuiidH St. Joseoh’s Asoirin, Cold her experience with you; 1893) acknowledgement of Christian Unity traditional profession of faith. make us forget the price of that it was also a very helpful guide “When the famed Bishop Phillips Week. Also will be shown, an award win Family night chains for their reaction to the movie.” (lA eek of Jan. 11) to the subjects preached about on Dear friends in Christ, your question. Ilealih produrta (File I !'• One year ago today, my daughter, Brooks of Boston was about to make "Dancing Prophet” is a 15-minute ning film and finalist in the 1976 MANCHESTER - The Youth For sending us informa Sunday morning. In partial defense .vt;... ncm lu ire wiiii uui ® Europe, a friend knowing of documentary of Doug Crutchfield, a American Film Festival entitled Group and Family Life Coordinator They said they would be tion on her secret source, A) Kerri Bussiere, went to be with our Clip out this file and keep of the clergymen who call only on "Christian Mysticism and the of South United Methodist Oiurch happy to have you stroll Mrs. Winston will receive Lord. I would like to share with you ^ e r ic a n ^ n c e r who shares it with similar cash-off "emergency situations” (and well 1 the very special circumstances under ''™ '. ®'S*’°P/ you bring back a new bis vision and gift with handicapped Monastic Life." Filmed in the great - will hold a family game night on Jan. around their stores as long our "Refunder’s Record coupons — beverage refund know how demanding these can be) which this poem was written, ft was be sure to put it children and with the elderly. The [uoMsteries of E u ro ^ and America, 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Cooper Hall. as you did not take more Book.” (WIN *550.00 THIS WEEK 1 offers with beverage are the many demands from his own written by a very close friend of ours, ibrough the Customs House and pay both Catholic and Protestant, with Those attending are asked to bring than one refund form from family, his church, the denomination each pad. And if you Sniurl chopping lip coupons, for example. who was awakened at 2 o’clock in the . the recurrent theme of all the along their favorite game which can from the association up to the Inter- western mystics that love leads to be played in 30 minutes or less. The happened to find their Marcia Schoonaert of Start collecting the needed morning. She felt that someone had ^^1!!!p? ,®ropks wittily Second Church proofs of purchase while national Council of enlightenment. This film attempts to committee said "no monopoly produce appealing or their Naperville. III., says that Congregationalist, the community told her to get out of bed and write to f5P; ^ f^be care to do looking for the required re me at once! Feeling very confused 'or any religion that has no MANCHESTER— EvenU next give the viewer the feeling of the please.” unadvertised special on coupons provide her 10- year-old son, Brian, with a fund forms at the super (especially, the socialorganizations « a pH reluctant she got up a ^ attached to it would not be ;! « k at Second Congregational mystical experience. Both films are ' %fore playing the games, par steak irresistible, they caring for human needs), his own r_ worth importing.” Church are as follows: in color. would, of course, welcome valuable math lesson. market. in newspapers and found a paper and pen. Almost im in color. ticipants irill be able to make their CLUES ACROSS: physical and mental exercise Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Bible Study; your business. After Brian clips all of magazines, and when 6. Th# axact lanflth of ona can hardly ba of con- mediately and without hesitation, the “Blow, blow, thou wintry own sundae for 75 cents. Tickets for PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1352- (playing tennis and writing sermons, 3:45 p.m. Confirmation Class; 7:30 And be sure to keep your the coupons out of the trading with friends. •aquanca. words began to flow. She had no All noontime performances are this should be bought in advance. 7 e.g.), as well as the need to meet wind ... ” p.m. Membership Gass; 7:45 p.m.. Offers may not be 7. A woman'R------naad mora or Io m thoughts of her own. Her hand was open to the general public as part of All women of the church are in coupon fever under con newspaper, he carefully ■ ' m V with his peers in discussion, retreats We do not say, "thank you” enough Strickland-Borst-Tozer Group. adds up their value. Then. available in all areas of the fraquant altanllon It Hwy are to conllnua to guided by the Holy Spirit as the the "Church and the Arts” program vited to attend a meeting of Church trol. Otherwise, your doc for spiritual 'enrichment, etc. — and take for granted so much that Wednesday — 10 a.m. Chatter of Center Church. Call the Church tor might prescribe a Mrs. Schoonaert awards country. Allow 10 weeks to look good. words of hope and comfort and Vic is done for us. Do you know of the Women United in the reception hall ■ h R p o j Other devices deadline; 7:30 p.m. Bible Study. House before-4 p.m. on Tuesday at on Jan. 20. there will be a coffee hour month of seclusion and him his “commission” of receive each refund. 8. To do 90 IR Mmotinwi a langthy and pallant tory in (^rist formed into a poem. hours spent by the volunteers that do Thursday — 7 p.m. Boy Scouts; 10 percent to 15 percent, CEPACOL Coupon Often faced with this problem in The next morning she called me to 249-5631 for reservations for lunch at 9:30 a.m. Hie guest speaker for restrict you to store brands procBM. I ■ YV so much for the hospital, the Red 7:30 p.m. Teacher’s Meeting; 7:30 and generics. and he must figure out the Saver. Receive a pocket thj5 days gone by in Center Church I tell me of the experience and asked if Cross, and many other concerned and program at a |3 suggested dona the meeting will be Sandy Drlng of 9. Molding It Into ahapa takaa aklll. p.m. Senior Choir Rehearsal. tion. Bring your own lunch without Secrcl noiin-r exact amount. coupon saver and a 15-cent ■ a U t i i p LlElA lN l tried two different schemes, one, I TOuld beheve what had happened, organizations? I don’t know either. Glastonbury. 11. No tira can -7 —.----- whara tha phyalcal called the “colony plan” and the Eleanor Winston from "Brian is becoming a coupon. Send the red raquiramanta for combuatlon ara not praaant. During tha^ight, I was a struggling especially, but they would add up to Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., has a cost-conscious consumer,” shoulder label from 18- l M iM other was a series of meetings in my and broken (Christian before God. I thousands of hours. I was reminded 12. A placa for piga. secret source for proofs of reports his mother. “Now ounce Copacol and a home around the fireplace. The knelt before ( ^ and asked that com- how often we fail to be grateful when IS. To fathar, a ----- — friand hla daughtar bringa O p former is a well-known device for purchase provide both he often reads the food sec register receipt with the . m-niinc A P ^““ tion — WHY? I need to i came across this sorry story about price circled. Look for the homa may aaam to have ramarkably littia to keeping in touch with large groups. A refunds galore and enter tion before I do and lets me aay. Em layman, excuse me, a r "’e a mayor of a French city. He was tainment for her and her know what’s on sale.” hang tag. Expires Dec. 31, '"y Pa'Jl I prayed for finishing years of poorly paid, but 18. Though unimpraaaad by a atar’a ------, ona would invite anywhere from Services m IF ■ r im 15 to 20 strength and assurance as well as excellent and devoted service in his ahouldnl ba ruda anough to tall him ao bluntly. in for coffee around 7 in the evening *tn forgiveness for my doubtand fears. I town. Someone conceived the idea of 18. On tllma and TV, Tally Savalaa, lor Inalanca, and we would spend as long as T share with you now the answers that a community gesture to show their Cut Your Own Taxes baa oflan charactarizad auch a paraon. seemed wise discussing various Jesus gave to me in the form of that appreciation for his skilled and p.m., evening service, nursery. 19. What a young girl may ba callad, who la oftan Ia ^m | a aspects of the church life or more poem. Andover Hebron CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies and 7 p.m.; Sunday m asses at 8:30 generous work over the years. What (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a.m. too quick to thrual bar opinlona on bar aldara. personal questions as they arose. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL of God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Lovingly, ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL ‘'L ^ n E i \e\B could it .be so that all might be in CHURCH of Andover. UCC. Route 6 Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 20. Naturally you’d ba sorry to have Inadvartsnily From such reactions as came back to Susan Bussiere CHURCH, Route 85. Rev. William volved in the show of gratitude? One at Long Hill Road. Rev. Richard H. а. m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. ser 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. upaat ona. Parsing, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship ser LaCounte, pastor. 9 a.m.. worship Easing taxes me I believe that those who par Kerri Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship ser vice of worship; 6:30 p.m.. evening e r v i K j l ■ e said, "I have it. Let us place a huge vice. M U T m ticipated in this felt rewarded. One service. service: 10:15 a.m.. Sunday school; 7 21. Inavltably, it can’t laat forsvsr. She was just seven vice with nursery available during GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL cask in the village square and each CONCORDIA LUTHERAN p.m.. evening service. really never knows even when the service; 9;30 a.m. church school for CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David Q. 22. Typa of baar. When God reached out His hand CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route one of us could pour in a pitcher of all ages. Runnlon-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 comments are favorable. But what, from heaven. Burton D. Strar>d, pastor; Rev. David 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rav. 23. Paopis don’t nacasaarlly gat grsat anjoymant our best wine—and then present it to a.m.. Worship service, nursery; 9:15 Michael Donohue. Saturday mass at I Agree to accept the judges decision as final to my mind, was much more B. Stacy, associate pastor. 8;30 a m. He said, Bolton a.m., Church school classes. 5 p.m.; Sunday m asses at 7:30. 9. watching auch dancara. him.” "Hooray,” said the town coun Holy Communion, nursery care for retirees successful (but not as much as in 10:30 a.m. and noon. "My child, your time is through. CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 3J provided. 10:00 a m. Holy Com m u NAME...... cil. and this was echoed by the ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL dividual calling) was the practice of And I have come to welcome you Habron Road. Rav. Robart W. Cronln,^ nion, Church School through Grade Bv RAV DeCRANE De Crane. To order your CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert H. author has seen a rollover citizens. One Scrooge said to himself, pastor. Saturday m ats at 5 p.m.: Sun б. nursery care provided. ADDRESS ...... inviting eight people (usually Into this Land where the sun doth Wellner. rector. 8 a.m., communion: (Sixth of 14 parts) copy, send a check or account grow from $120,000 couples) for an evening at the par “I’ll pour in a.pitcher of water— and day rriaaaaa at 7:30,9:15 and 11 a.m. Manchester UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST shine; BOLTON UNITED METHODIST SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon St. 10 a.m.. (amity service and church money order for $1.50 (plus to $285,000 in oiily nine CITY...... STATE .... no one will ever know the school. Some pension or profit- CLUES DOWN: sonage, and later after we built on CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpika. G O SP E L HALL, Center Street. 10 Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. 50 cents postage and years. Then, during the Where choirs sing, where for all difference.” Finally, the great day '^a.m., breaking bread: 11:45 a.m., 10:30 a.m.. Service. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOO 1. Paintings on walls. YES Z Spring Street, to our home for about Rev. Marjorie Hllas, pastor. 9:30 a.m., sharing programs give handling) to "Cut Your IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED arrived. After a big banquet and too church school; 11 a.m., worship ser Su n d a y school; 7 p.m., go sp e l TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. CHURCH. 51 Old Town Road. withdrawal phase, while 2. Anything a bit — ------shouldn't bo too dif NO □ two hours. We served light meeting. Rockville. Rev. Mlchelino Ricci, employees the option of vice. nursery. 302 Hackm atKk St. Rev. Norman E. Own T axes” c/o this compounded interest still No pain, no tears, will cross your many speeches, the chairman opened FULL GOSPEL pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., receiving a lump-sum pay ficult to cloan up. CLIP AND MAIL TO: refreshments and at first had some ST GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Swensen. pMtor; Milton Nllson. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. worship services. newspaper. P. 0. Box 489, did its work, a total of CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. assiidpo^-TJa^Jor. 8 and 11 a.m., ment at retirement time 3. If you d o n 't ------things, you obviously casual discussions, but very early in v«c h..., „ • • u., , fresh clean water 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, VERNON UNITED METHODIST Radio City Station. New PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Yes, you have gained your rightful ' John C. HoiHger. vicar. 10 a.m., Fami worship services, nursery for Infants; more than half a million spurted out. Everyone in the viilage minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, worship CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie instead of monthly pension dont attach importsneo to thorn. C/O THE EVENING HERALD the evening I would ask some such place ly Eucharist; 11 a.m., Nursery 9:25 a.m., Sunday Bible School York, NY 10019. thought exactly like old Scrooge. service and Bible; study: 7 p.m.. Hlles. putor. 8 a.m. church aohool; checks for life. dollars was .withdrawn question as this, “If you will please program and coffee fellowship. classes for ages two through adult 4. T o ------mon morcllsssly, on# nsods to 1 HERALD 8Q„ MANCHESTER, CT. J Because when on earth "1” sent deliverance service! *9:15 a.m.. worship service, nursery. To qualify for this from an account that had BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL nursery for Infants. 10:25 to 10:55, If such a lump sum — bo a pretty hard charactar. share with us some event or time in A comment and a question FAITH BA PTIST CHURCH. 52 U k a CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. you CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. fellowship coffee time. special rollover treatment, only $285,000 in it when St. Rev. James Bellasov. pastor. 9:30 Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. which could amount to 5. A quality which aomo people have and others your life when you felt God was close To your parents to whom “I” lent "You are getting something out of J. Stanton Conover, minister; 9:30 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL the lump sum must be withdrawals began. CONTEST RULES a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. CHURCH, Park and Church streets. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; 8100,000 or m ore for to you, or just the reverse when you you. church whether you go or not” From a m.. M orn ing worship, church from a qualified pension or do not. school and nursery; 10:30 a.m. coffee worship service; 7 p.m., evening ser Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector: Sunday m asses at 6:00.10 and 11:30 (Next: Moving expenses) 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the felt God had abandoned you to the a.m. longtime employees — is You tried each day to always be, a wayside church bulletin board which hour In Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. vice. Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedieu, assistant profit-sharing program. In 10. Ifa tho avarago. words that you think best lit the clues. To do this read each CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION. to the rector; Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. -st- "ROCKVILLE '^ K V l L L E UNITED METHODtST used in some way by the slings and arrows of outrageous for Exactly as 'T ' wanted thee. I saw in Erie, Pa.; forum program and adult study addition, it must be 12. Painful or ttndor. clue carefully (or you must think them out and give every word tune.” And the response was never What is missing? CH..CH group Adams Street at Thompson Road. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m...Holy Holy w ^ H U R C H . 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard employee, there is a Your laughter rang throughout Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist E. Thompson, pastor. 10:45 received as a result of one 13. Making a apooch, ona should take one's timo Its true meaning. worship, service. sizable income-tax con day m asses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Su n and Church School. 11 a m. Holy of these situations: the and avoid any tandancy to ------2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You Coventry day m asses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and Eucharist. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL sequence. All of the money 11:45 a.m. CHU RCH of Vernon. 695 Hartford employee has retired or 14. A currancy unit. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN SOUTH UNITED METHODIST becomes taxable income in CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow CHURCH. 1126 Main St. Rev. Dr terminated his employ 17. Qaza fixadly. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry LATTER-DAY SAINTS. WoodSide 'minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, the year it is received. bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evana, George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence M. ment, the pension or profit- blank will be accepted. Churches plan events Street and Hillstown Road. Wendel K. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church 10. Pointed top of a mountain. pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. worship: Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson. pastors. But there is a way to Walton, bishop. 6:30 a.m.. Priesthood school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m., sharing plan has been ter 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members Monday -7:30 p.m.. United 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: 7 p.m. Bi 9 a m. and 10:45 a.m. Worship ser shield the money from any 20. A charlahad animal. Emanuel Church ble study and lellowthip. Wednesday, and Relief Society; 11:15a.m., Sacra vice; 9 a m. Church School, nursery Worship service. minated, or the employee of their families) of the Evening Herald. Full Gospel ment Meeting. f u l l g o s p e l ' immedi%te tax while Methodist Women, reception hall. All 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. through junior high. 7:30 p.m.. Praise has passed age 59'/k or has ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES MANCHESTER - Events PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN SALVATIO N ARM Y. 661 Main S t and teaching service. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH creating a tremendous in MANCHESTER- Events women of church are invited .to at Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran CHURCH. Route 31 and North River EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. INC., 9 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Rev. died and the surviving NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A scheduled at the Full Gospel tend. * officers. 9:30 a m., Sunday school; Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday. vestment opporiunity for W ORD L IS T Road. Rev. W. H. Wilkens. pastor. 9 Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Giurch next week are as follows: 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., 2:30 p.m., deliverance service; spouse is making the TMa Hat eontalna, among othara, tha correct worda POSTMARK. Interdenominational Church, 745 Tuesday -9:30 a.m.. Church a.m.. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m.. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Rev. the recipient. This is done open-air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. dellveranoe rollover. C U T Y O U R O W N T A X I S The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the Sunday — 8:30 a.m. Worship with worship service. Michael R. Lohmann, associate for tho PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for ralaaaa Main Street, next week include a 9:30 Women United, reception hall. All meeting. service. by making a rollover con Communion; 9:45 Church School, ST. MARY S CHURCH. Route 31. pastor; Bryan Myers, intern; Rev. C. A rollover works to its c/e M anehMisr Herald Wookond of January 17-18,1981. contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than a.m. devotion Monday through UNITED PENTECOSTAL TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. tribution to an Individual women of community invited; 3 Rev. F Bernard Miller, pastor: Rev. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. 8.0.SOI4SS Adult Forum, Bible Study, Nursery; CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, greatest potential if the one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be Friday at the Bissell Street Hall. p.m.. Confirmation Class, education John L. Suprenani, associate pastor. 8:30 and 11 a.m., worship services; Retirement Account. This ItadtoCttYttatlon ■ABtLE HECG ETARE Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m.. Sun pastor. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. worship employee can leave the shared equally. 10 Annual Meeting; 11 Worship, Also, the church offers a 20-hour wing; 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Prayer Saturday m asses at 5 and 7 p.m.; 9:45 a m. Sunday schooi. nursery, must be done within 60 NewYoili, N.Y. 10018 BALD LAGER ETY Nursery; 6:30 Youth Group planning Sunday m asses at 7:30, 9:30 and day school; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 adult forum, Bible study; 11 a.m. services; 9:IS am. Sunday School money untouched for SOLD LEAtE TAP 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE telephone prayer line at 646-8731. and Study Group, 1208 Main St. p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., worship. nursery. and adult Bible class. days of receiving the lump Weese send m e ______session. 10:45 a.m several years. At today’s •OY LEAVE TOE ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S PRIZE. Other events follow: Wednesday -7:30 p.m.. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 NORTH UNITED METHODIST TALCOTtviLLE sum check. o o sY (le e )e f "C u t Y o u r O w n ■KOOK LOYALTY TRESSES Monday - 3:30 Staff; 6:45 ScouU, CHURCH, Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. CHURCH. 300 Parker 8t. Rev. Dr. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Main high interest rates, the T e ie e e n d S e v e . " I h ove ■ROOM MURALS 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to Tuesday - 7:30 p.m. Bible Study. Nominating Cpmmittee; 7:30 p.m.. 10:30 a.m., worship service, nursery; Street and Elm Hill Rood, Rev. When this is done, no tax Bechtold, pastor 9:30 a.m.. Educa Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a m. and eneloeed$1.80(plMSO CUY NAME abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property Bowling; 7:30 Property, Housing 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. In Kenneth E. Knoi, pastor. 10:30 a.m. funds in a rollover account Thursday - 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Men’s Prayer and Study Group. tion lor alt ages. 11 a.m., worship ser 10:30 a.m. worship services; 9 a.m. is paid on the lump-sum c e n t* p o e t is e S h e n d Pn g) CLIAN NEED formal worship. Worship service. of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Board, E.C.W. Executive Board. vice. nursery lor children 5 years old qr can double in less than six fo r e ie h c op y. COY NORM Adult Catechism, I, II, III. Thursday —6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL settlement in the year in Tuesday - 10 Old Guard; 1:30 We younger; 10:30 a.m. Church school, years. DOLLAR PAL 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win. for every entry will rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Mission Team CATHOLIC CHURCH. 23 Goiway St. aged 3 to 6th grade. wjilch it is received. D R Itttt PAN Gals; 4 Junior Oioir; 1:30 Lydia Cir East Hartford Rev. Walter A. Hysjko. pastor. 9 a.m., At age 70W, the be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is Annual meeting education wing; 7:30 p.m.. Adult SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Furthermore, all the ear DRILL PEAK m ass In English; 10:30 a.m., m ass In necessary cle. Worship and Music. FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. 763 CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Or. employee must start to DUtTY PET VERNON—'The ^nnual meeting of Study and Sharing Group, 224 Indian English and Polish. nings', on the IRA are Wednesday — 1:00 Friendship Oak St. Rev Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. Jam es D. MacLauchlln. pastor. 10 make withdrawals from FAMI PERT 9 The correct solution to this week’s Prizeword will be Union Congregational Church will be Hill Trail, Glastonbury. 10 a m., church school; 11 a m., mor ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. a.m. worship service and church shielded from any income QABBU PSET Epiphany Party; 7:30 Emanuel 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin the IRA at a rate insuring cit»_ published the following Saturday. conducted Sunday immediately Friday —6:15 p.m.. Youth (?hoir ning worship; 7 p.m.. evening service. school: 11 a.m. fellowship hour. GLEAN PLAY J. Schdsky, pastor. Saturday m ass at tax until withdrawals Choir. FIRST BAPTIST CHU RCH of East CENTER CONGREGATIONAL SPEAKS that over the employee s GLOW ROYALTY 10 The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical following the morning worship ser rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir 5 p.m.; Sunday m asses at 8:30, 10 Ha^ord (Southern Baptist Conven CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. begin. GRILL RUETY Thursday —10 Prayer Group; 11:15 and 11:30 a m. E u g « n « Brawar life expectancy, or over the errors which may appear during the puzzle game vice. rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. United tion). 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; GROW A full explanation of tax- I (Mpku chuck paysMa to SORE . The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal Care and Visitation; 11:30 - Bible pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p m., worship ST. J A M E S CHURCH. Rev. William Rev. Chet Copeland, associate combined life expectanies 11 After the meeting a simple Methodist Youth Fellowship, youth F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski. sheltering options is I C U T Y O U R O W N T A X E S Study; 3:45 Belle Choirs; 6:30 Confir services, nursery; 9:45 a m.. Sunday pastor; Rev. Clifford O.Simpson. of a husband and wife, the custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State luncheon will be served in Bowman lounge; 6 p.m.. Serving Our Singles team ministry; Rev. Edward J. Rear I and allow Uwaa waaka lor school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. pastor emeritus. 10 a.m. worship ser provided in “Cut Your Own mation; 7:30 Basketball Practice. don, In residence. Saturday masses account will be exhausted. I daPvary). ^ Bank. _ _ Hall. It will consist of homemade group, potluck supper in reception FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH vice. 10 a.m. Church Schooi. 11:15 Someone zaid to me Taxes and Save." by Ray LAST WEEK’S Upon accepting prize money, the contestant vill be • at 6 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday m asses at 12 . Fri(ky — Couples Gub Potluck (Lutheran Church In America), 1120 a.m. coffee shoppe. recently: "What la the Holy In a typical example, the soup, sandwiches, dessert and hall, 7 p.m., edupational workshop; 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. noon and 5 organnational meeting; 8 Roger Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., photographed for the paper. beverages to be served by the and 8 p.m.. Vesper Service. p.m. Spirit? Until recently I Loucks Organ Benefit Concert. pastpr. 9:30 a;m.. Sunday School; South Windsor PUZZLE SOLUTION members of the Senior High Pilgrim 10:30 a.m. coffee hour; 11 a.m. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main never heard of the Holy Saturday - 8 p.m. Emanuel Hill Fellowship as one of the group's ser Center Church worship. St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. Spirit!” Thii person had H ere’s bookm obile route Chapter of AA in Luther Hall, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL EmIUo P. Padelll. co-pastors. Satur 1790 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. been raised' in a major vice projecU for the church. MANCHESTER— Events day maaees at 6 and 7:30 p.m; Sun Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 CHURCH. 87 Main St. Rev. William E. Richardson, minister. 6:15 and 10:45 denomination and was M ANCIIKSIEK - Here Apartments. 3:30 pin, -Westminster scheduled next week at Center Flynn, minister. 10 a.m.. worship ser day m asses al 7:30, 9, 10:30 and a.m., worship service and church Church members are planning a noon. relatively active until age Church St. vice, church school, child care; sctiool. is.next week's schedule for 2:10 p.m. -Spruce Street. Road. PUZZLE potluck supper for Feb. 1 to welcome Congregational Church are as 11 a.m.. coffee hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 16. 2:50 p.m. —Pitkin Street. 4:10 p.m. —Gerard Street. follows: Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m.. Bible the Manchester Public Unitarians the new pastor and his family. 7 p.m., youth fellowship. 673 Blington Road. Rev. Carl J. Probably her Ignorance of *8 TO LAST WEEK'S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE discourse; 10:20 a.m., group discus Sharer, pastor. Saturday m asses at 4 Library bookmobile: Sunday - 10 a m. - 7th Grade Con FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. sion. the Holy Spirit is rather BIRTHDAY ALMANAC • 1535 Forbes St. Rev. Ralph and 5:30 p.m.; Sunday maaaaa at MANCHESTER - “ Stages of firmation, Robbins Room; 10 a.m., ' ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Compiled by the editors of The World Almenec Book of Who Saunders, pastor. a.m., Sunday 7:30. 9:30 and 11 a.m. typical of people in the 10 CHURCH (Missouri Synod), Cooper Tuesday Religious Growth,” will be the topic MANCHESTER — The Grace 8th Grade Confirmation, Middle school; 11 a.m„ worship service; 7 ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH. classic, old-line churches. If LbA IHCH nui weather. Paopis may indeed like tq tee Uial the waathar and High sueets. Rev. Charles W. CLUES ACROSS; to be presented by the Rev. Ron Group of Center Congregational Room; 11:15 a.m. Special p.m.. evangelistic service. Nursery at Rev. John J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. they have heard of him, it is 10:20 a.m. —Bigelow Street. Jan. 18 — Caiy Qranl (1904-), the Brillsh-born actor who >• fine, but ona may not agree that thara is any quastion of liking tha all services. Kuhl, pastor. 9 a m.. Divine worship; Joseph H. Keating, assistant pastor. It a.m. —Walnut .Street. arrived In Hollywood lri 1932 and established himsell as a 1. BOTTLE not bitti*. Tf>« du«'s word "downfsll” Is idMify matoh«d to ((>• look of fine weather as sveh. Fine LEATHER, as somathing actually Gark, extension director for the Churchwillmeet Jan. 22at7:30p.m. from the notoriety c m of tho BOTTLE, ao alchoHc ovarlndulgarioa. For man to fall In bat- Congregational Meeting, Sanctuary. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Youth Saturday m ass at 5 p.m.; Sunday leading man and master of sophisticated comedy. His films looked al, is more directly apt. 11:40 a.m. —Goslee Drive. tta la hardly a c m W "downfall.'' Unitarian Universalist Association at tn the Federation room, with Ms. Tuesday - 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim CHURCH. 16 Church St. Rev. Henry Forum; 10:15 to 11:30 a.m.. First and m asses at 6:30. 10 and 11:30 a.m. generated by evangelical Include "The Philadelphia Story," "Arsenic and Old Lace," second year youth Instruction; Holy 2:10 p.m. —North Elm . 6, M O VIN G not moping or mowing. In a vary ratOKad mood, a man may 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Unitarian Susan Craig of the Lutz Junior Choir, Memorial Hall; 6:30 p.m. J. Scherer Jr., paatOr. 10:30 a.m.. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL groups probably. Yet, Jesus "Suspicion" and "North by Northwest." worship service, child care provided Communion the first and third Su n CHURCH. Sand HIM Road. Rev. Bruce promised the apostles that Street. )uat want to oH around, and not faal Uka MOVING. In a fairly normaf Universalist Meetinghouse, 153 W. Museum as guest speaker. day of each month. Jan. 18 — Joan Slaplaton (1921-), the actresi who, aher CLUES DOWN: Sacred Dance Group, Carrier Room. (or Infants through age 0. 9:15 a.m. Jacques, pastor; Rev. Ronald E. 2:50 p.m. —Homestead Park caaa ha may not faal Ilka mowing tha lawn, nor ba In tha mood to mopa. CHURCH OF CHRIST. LydaH and upon his departure the Spirit a long stage career, became widely known tor her role as 1. BU R G LA RY not burglars People are hardly interested In the number of Vernon St. M*- Craig is sUff naturalist at the Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany ^ u r c h school for aN ages Including Hatdeman. aasictant to the pastor. 6 8. O A U N K 8 not drinha. Tha dua 'a vlaw of drInka/DRUNKS as b dn g mora Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer and Apartmpnts. burglars, as persons. They want less BURGLARY. adult class. 6 p.m Junior High and a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.; would be their advocate, Edith Bunker In the television series. "All In the Family." or laaa lu ll of alcohol" favors DRUNKS. Drinks, avan If alcoholic, hard Clark said that since most people museum and the theme of her talk Group, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.in. Steve Holt, ministers. Sunday ser 2. TICKLING not tackling. "Uaualiy Involves dfract physical contad" hints Senior High Fallowahlpe. ramify service and Sunday sohoot. guiding them Into all truth, 3:30 p.m. —Evergreen which ran from 1971 through 1970. ly invRa tha bruaqua tarm; lu ll of alcohof.** vices: 9 a.m. Bible classes; 10 a.m. at tha poaslblllty of Jadfraef physical contact, a.g.. when TICKLING a who become Unitarian Unlversallsts slide show will be "Winter B lriC h a n c e l Choir, Federation Room. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN Road. Jan. 20 — aaorga Bums (1608- ), the comedian and 10. LILY not lilt Ona may diaputa that a lilt. In Itaalt. haa oS vIo im appaal. worship; 6 p.m. worship. Wednesday: John 16:7-tS. person with a fMiher, a s opposed to one's fingers co m e fro m o th e r re lig io u s 1" Gonnectlcut.” (United Methodist Church). lio REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Bert Van L IL V ia a atrongar anawar. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Grace 7 p.m. Bible study. Nursery providsd And to an Christians the 4:10 p.m -Parkade actor who, with his wife Gracia Allen, starred lor over 30 3. LEER not leak. A L EE R might ba thought lacking in "taste" (as tha ElUngton Road. Rev. Gordon Gale, Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday 12. T A P S not tapa. A raM>rdad tapa may wall ba playad by a private in backgrounds, he has found that their ^ s . Craig has been with the Group, Federation Room; 7:30 p.m. for all servloes. Apartments. years In vaudeville, radio, films and television. His lllms sense of what ta fitting and proper). If a leak lacks flavor (why should It. pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service, school; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., worship apostles promised the Spirit dividual so that ha may NMaa to it; in such a c m It cannot ba said to FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Include "The Sunshine Boys" and "Oh Qodl" anyway?) it Is hardly farmed "lacking In taata." religious growth is unique but goes museum for three years and before long Range Planning Board, Church child care. service, nursery al both aervloea. as a gUt, AcU 2:38, dwelling "com m and" attention In tha manner of T A P S (military aignal). SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Jan. 21 — SlonawaH Jaekton (1824-1863), the Conleder- 9. SPELLIN G not twalling. Tha clue's word Touchy" (l.a., aansitiva rather through definite stages. U*®! was director of the Nature Office; 7:30 p.m. Church Scouting TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. in them, Rom. 8:8-11. As dei Wednesday 14. FILL not kill. You may AOf waaf to kill tha tlma, rather than uaa or FILL it , meeting In Stye Elementary School. a m., cffurch service. Sunday school, LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin ate Army general who won acclaim at the First Battle of Bull than painful) aulta SPELLING , as also does tha proviao: "If bad." un The characteristics of the stages Center in Bristol, ty (Malt. 28:18), the Spirit’s 9:30 a.m. —Elarly Childhood In any c m , tha Idaa of finding aow aW wg lo do ralataa batter to FILL Award, Library. Kingston Drive. Rev. BJm Rowley, and oars for smaN children. Synod), 300 Buckland Road. Rev. Run and the Shenandoah campaign. His Hanking movement necessary lor a twalUng. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. function to reveal divine 15. CEN T not bant. You naad money to invaal, but. if you Invest It on tha ad- he will-discuss are; It’s OK to no All bird lovers are invited to attend Friday-Sunday - Senior High Ski pastor. 10 a.m. Bible citaaaas; 11 a.m. Ronald Muetfel. pastor. 9:30 a.m., mu Learning Center. led to Confederate victory at Chtncellorsville, where ha was 11 LATE not lama. Tha idaa ol a player turning up "(or a gam e" rather |5I6 E. Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, vloa of another, you don't naad any particular bant. worship service; 7 p.m.. Evening ser worship service; 10:30 a m.. Sunday truth, which he has done in 10:50 a.m. —Head Start fatally wounded. auggasts lhal ha Intends to play footbaK —> which may ba poaalWa H he longer be a (whatever); What do W'* meeting. The hostesses will be Weekend, Hogback, Vermont. minister. 9:15 a.m,. Church school for vice. Nursery provided for aU ser school. the Scriptures, 2 Tim. 3:18- 17. C A N D IES not candtaa It la pointtaas to accusa tha colortng of fancy Is LATE, but hardly It Ha la lamq Mary McDermott, Beatrice Gulow all ages, kindergarten through Grade 2:10 p.m. —Heather lane Jan. 22 — BW Blxby (1934-). the ac)or who has starred In Saturday - 10 a.m. on. Winter vices. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN candlaa as bdng "obviously unnstursi." as if thara wara any quastion of 16. FA K E not f m An frmocanf man may face damning evidence Unitarian Univerulists believe and 4 oonSnuing during the servloe; 10:30 17. As we are so guided. He 2:50 p.m. —Briarwood "The Incredible Hulk" television aeries since 1978. and Avis Kellogg. Festival of Congregations, Cathedral CHURCH, (Missouri Synod) 239 simulating nalMra/ colors ( u may ba dona In tha c m of C A N D IES (espacislly if som e villain has F A K E D IK). how does that fit in with what I a.m.. Morning worship, nursery abides in us.. Drive. Jan. 23 — Ernie Kovaee (1919-1962). the comedian who colored lo suggaat fruits, mint. ate ). Graham* Road 9 a.m.. Sunday 20. FOG not (oa. Carialnly a POO can cauaa "numaroua casualties' in road South Church of St. Joseph, Asylum Hill Glastonbury provided. school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. 3:30 p.m. —Curry Lane was one of the Ural major comedy stars of televiBlon's 21. DO ING not going. Any backer can gat an Impraaalon of whether his believe?; How do people express CHU RC H OF THE NAZARENE. 236 accldants. ate. On tha other hand, *1oa" la a much vaguer case: a foe Congregational Church, and Trinity ST. DUNSTAN'8 CHURCH'. "golden ana" In the early 1850s. He also appeared In sever horse Is DO ING wall, but ona may not ba aansitiva to how tha horse Is their religious_ beliefs?; and How do I MANCHESTER — The followina Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior 4:10 p.m,—.Squire Village. may ba an Ridhrfduara enemy. Episcopal Church, Hartford; 7 p.m. Mancheilw RoM. R«v. JoMpti R Vernon al lllms. going a s regards Its adual running (gait. ate.). express my personal jeligion both pr- Is the schedule of meetings at South J ’’j"™' Bumon. p*«or. Saturday maaa al S pastor; Rev. Ggorge Emmitt, minister CRMIOFCMISr Jan. 24 — N«n Diamond (1941- ), the singer and of visitation and outreach. 9:30 a.m.. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 West Thursiluy vately and communklly. United Methodist Church for the Fondue p m.. Sunday maaaaa at S. a:30 and Lydall and Vernon Streets songwriter who wrote end recorded such hits as "Kentucky 11 am. Sunday school; 10:45 a m., worship, it.. Rockville. Saturday m asses at 6 coming week. ' “ Highwood Drive. children's church and nursery; 7 10 a m. —Spencer Village. Woman," "Sweet Caroline,'! "Yguog Girl" and "Song Sung .. ,11 a.m. -Bush Hill Road. Blue.” Noon —Charier Oak (NKW.SI'Al'kR KNTERPHISE AS.SN | /:/■ ■ 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan 17, 1981 EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Jan. 17, 1981 - 9 m « ' s m 1 ^ '- m ...... i w ■- ■ • .it. : \ ■ i. ImM m i'-r.; But determination wins out ... ,„Slipping and Sliding After having enough of falling down on the cold hard surface, slippery surface. This also proved to be a problem, but was James reached the shore, he took another spill. (Herald photos James Leavitt, 4, son of Mrs, Ann Leavitt of 207 Glenwood sister, Amy, 7, ice skating at Charter Oak Park. Once sure his the ice. The ice and slope of the pond however, did not only to be hoisted to his feet by his mother to take another fall, finally resolved by crawling on all fours off the ice to shore. by Pinto) St., Manchester, accompanied his mother when she took his sister was well on her way to having a safe and good time on cooperate and resulted in the youth taking several spills. James decided it was time to get back on firm and non- That tact however, was not completely successful for as the ice, James who was not wearing skates attemped to leave Andover lining up candidates Dr. Turek heads for Guatemala to study ANDOMiR-The Andover MANCHESTER - Dr. Alice their trip. TTiey will study the Maya and anthropologists can get Among the necessary gear for the perfectly healthy, Oui the doctor told when I retire. Maybe I'll give shots first selectman. He said the com plans to continue discussing the open positions should contact Mrs. culture, and observe the ruins and through,” she said. trip, Dr. Turek said she is bringing me not to try to keep up with the kids Republican and Democratic Town mittee is reviewing the candidates. TTirek, who is 60 years old, left or some other form of aid to these Committees are busy lining up can matter at' a future meeting. Kowalski, Mary Keenan, Margaret hyroglyphics from hundreds of years “ We plan to spend four nights in binoculars, a camera, a snorkel, a all the time," she said, ‘T il just have Anyone interested in being a can Friday at 5 a.m., on a backpacking primitive people," she said, “I’m didates for their respective caucuses Beatrice Kowalski, acting Jurovaty or Andy Gasper. trip to Belize and Guatemala, in Cen ago. "We will go into the rain forests hotels, but they may not have any canteen, pills to disinfect her to be ladylike." didate for any of the open positions very interested in their lifestyle and to be held later this month. Democratic town chairman, said the Robert Post, who sought the first tral America, with 14 of her to see the jungle life. We’re bringing water for showers because they have drinking water, malaria pills and lots Dr, Turek said, "I may very well their culture. I can hardly wait to Andover should call Peter Maneggia at 742- town committee’s Nominating Com selectman position as an Independent snorkels to dive into the waters and a limited amount each day and they of paper and pencils, volunteer my time to these people The Republicans will caucus to classmates and four professors from 8852 or Carol Houghton. go " choose candidates for the May elec mittee is checking with incumbents candidate in the 1979 elections, said Quinnipiac College’s beginning see the fish and study the life of the just run out. It’s a very primitive "There are no doctors, no electrici tion, on Jan. 27 at 8 p.m. in the Town Anson said the committee dis and new people to see if they are in he is still interested in poiitics but coral reefs. We’ll observe the plant society," she said. ty, and no toilets. We even have to cussed the “unreal turnover of per- anthropology and biology course. Eighth District board meets Office Building. terested in any of the open positions. does not plan to enter this year’s race life and check the culture of the Other than the four nights in hotels, bring disposable flashlights to write didates for the open positions. Peter Maneggia has expressed in- sonnel at Andover Elem entary Dr. TTirek said she signed up for Incumbent Percy Cook, the lone as an Independent. drinking water. Tlie people there the rest of the two-week trip will be in our journals at night. I think we've MANCHESTER - The Board of Ylo Anson. Republican town chair First Selectman J, Russell Thomp terest in running again. School and is very concerned about this course because it combines Main St. The public is invited to at Democrat on the Board of Post said he expressed interest in bath in and drink the same water. We completely outdoors. Tlie students thought of everything," she said, Directors of the Eighth Utilities man, said the committee s Candidate Anson said that about five people, it." everything she has always been in tend. Committee is checking with in Selectmen, has expressed interest in the position as a Republican but he want to see what effect this has on will sleep in hammocks hung off the "and I'm having a great tjme getting son doesn't plan to seek that seat including an independent, have He said although no decision for terested in, "anthropology, how peo District will meet Monday at 7 p.m. cumbents and seeking new can- running again. hasn’t heard- from the Republican the content of the water there.” ground. “That’s to keep the scorpions ready." Health questions again, but incumbent Selectman expressed interest in the position of any action was made, the committee ple live, especially a long time ago," The regular monthly meeting will be Anyone interested in any of the party as yet. Dr. Turek claims most people away from us while we sleep,” Dr. Dr. Turek said she saw a physician Every day, exclusively in your she said. at the Eighth District Firehouse, 32 She said that the class will keep aren’t allowed into this part of the Turek said, "and there will be no before shedefinitely planned to make Evening Herald, get the inside facts Leaders plan to form slate journals of everything they see on Central America. “ ... only students regular bathing.” the trip. "1 took a stress test and I'm on health in Dr. Lawrence Lamb's health column. Bre^fast ilanned Square Circle open house M.AN(;HESTEB— The Square Circle Club of JARtZ TTUBES U liE s " 'l . GOP caucus to pick candidates iunday t ’ S''-s- i Manchester will sponsor an open house Monday at the kT 707 MMN S T IS n | for Scout Masonic Temple, DOWNTOWN M N K H lS Tn | BOLTON— The Republican ton, tax collector; and Morris of Appeals; William Fehling, Zoning Zoning Commission and Planning MANCHESTER— TTie Algonquin District Catholic ’(5— There will be cards, pool, conversation and FBC FOSTER-BREN S Town Committee will caucus Jan. 28 (Yellow Pages under QUARTZ) I Silverstein and Richard Barger, Board of Appeals alternate; and Kay Commission. refreshments. at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall to Committee on Scouting is again sponsoring a Boy Scout 649-4300 247-6422 | Board of Finance, Peterson, town meeting Moderator. Family Breakfast on Scout Sunday. It will be held on Feb. All Masons and their friends are invited. I Energy end SurvAref Store M select candidates for the May town Also James Marshall, Michael The open house will be from 10 a.m. to noon. election. All of the candidates are in Andrew Maneggia, a member of 1, at 9 a.m. at the Army and Navy Club, 1090 Main St., Parsons, Board of Education; Jean Although the committee plans to Bolton cumbents. TTie committee has en the school board, has not yet decided Manchester. Gateiy, William Wisinski, Board of have an endorsed slate of candidates dorsed Pam Sawyer, a new candidate if he will run again. All (Jub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers from the Tax Review; Richard Morra, Robert for the caucus, nominations will be for the Board of Elducation. Algonquin District, which includes Manchester, Bolton, Gorton, Planning Commission; Alan Tliere are still openings for can accepted from the floor. Anyone interested in any of the East Hartford, ' South Windsor, Glastonbury, dorsed so far includes Carl Preuss Board of Selectmen; Catherine Wiedie, Philip Dooley, Zoning Com didates for selectman, finance board, The slate the committee has en- open positions should call William Marlborough and Hebron, and their families are invited lor first selectman: Douglas Cheney, Leiner, town clerk; Elaine Potter- mission: John Roberts, Zoning Board school ^ a rd and alternates to the Fehline at 643-1446. to attend this eleventh annual Boy Scout Family Breakfast. TTie chairman of this event is Mrs. Francis (Jackie) J BOLTON— The Bolton graphics and lithographs. sales if 101 people attend the auc Reward offered by PTO Ennis Jr. TTie ticket arrangements can be made with unit Elementary Center School PTO art Works by Amen, Dali, Kaufman tion. Last year 98 people attended about the incident should call Resi leaders or by calling Mrs. Ennis at 643-9037 or Mr. Joseph BOLTON— Tlie Bolton Elemen Kearns at 649-5844. auction is scheduled for March 27 and Chagall will be included. the auction so the amount was less. tary Center .School Parent Teacher dent State ’Trooper Robert Peterson TTiis event draws a full capacity of scouts and their Art auction at 8 p.m. at the elementary school Anyone having a special request TTiere is a $1.50 amission charge Organization is offering a $50 reward at 643-6060. families, and since the hall space is limited, tickets will all-purpose room. Tliere will be a for something they would like to to the auction. Tliere is no obliga for information leading to the arrest set March 27 be disbursed on a first-come, first-served basis. preview of items to be auctioned at see should call Barbara Brahaney tion to purchase anything. and conviction of the person or per Club listings 7:30 p.m. at 646-6171. She will try to have the Entertainment will again feature Tomlnick TTie Great, sons responsible for the mutilation of To get your club news publicized or Marlin Art Auctioneers of New item brought to the auction. one of the nation’s youngest professional magicians. Monies earned are used to a spruce tree in the Bolton Elemen club meeting notice in the Evening York will offer a variety of art for Marlin Art gives the local school benefit the students in the Bolton tary School courtyard. TTiomas R. Carbone is 20 years old and has been perfor Herald, call Betty Ryder at 643-2711 ming magic feats for the past several yeara. sale including oils, water colors. organization 8400 plus 20 percent of schools. Just before Christmas, the large or send in your written notice to the TTiis ecumenical breakfast will include a complete ham tree was topped by an unknown par Manchester Evening Herald, Herald and eggs breakfast with pastry and a beverage. The ty. Anyone having any information Square, Manchester. CT 06(140 breakfast and entertainment is sponsored in part by a donation from TTie Martin and Sophie Grzyb Memorial t w n c c Fund made by Wesley C. Gryk, its trustee, for the benefit of the Manchester Boy .Scout Program in general and its Religious Awards Program in particular. New courses offered adults buying COUPON SPECIAIS MANCHESTER — Several new courses will be offered when the Adult Evening School begins its winter term on Feb. 2. or On Monday nights a course will be offered on Lace Or naments from 7 to 9 in Room 135 of Manchester High School. In this course students will learn how to make COU^N || COUPol7T C O U P o K f Cameri Kingdom lace ornaments in various shapes. TTiere are no skills selling required and students can finish at least one ornament each week. 500 EAST PLAZA RTE. 83 Additional courses to be offered on Mondav include: HOOVER a EUREKA VERNON, CT 875-1904 Consumer Savings also from 7 to 9 p.m. Topics to be c o v e rt will include food, clothing, services, travel, 'v'cnioii s full line I^nolo 4 Hinociil.i' Up,iu.f CLINICDAY8I energy and travel. Tominick The Great, a younK magician, will entertain Scouts and Another course to be offered at the same time will be Use the Herald Classifieds Fundamentals of Music TTieory. A presentation and their guests on ^ out Sunday. REPAIR .FILM PR0CE88ING explanation of the notational symbols and terms used in 42 OAK 8T. MANCHESTER music and melodic principles will be offered. The same 649-8879 SPECIALS... Instructor will offer a course entitled P'undamentals of Three church groups Harmony and Counterpoint on ’Tuesday nights. to meet with tenants C a ll 643-2711 Off All Complete 7 Point Chock COLOR PRINT 12 EXPOSURE ROLL ! Another course to be given on ’Tuesday is Creative H U PERMS & / ^ liSilL’S CORNED Cooking from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 134. ’Tltls course is MANCHESTER— Three of the eight religious 110, 126, 138 SIZES $ 4 Q m !I designed to demonstrate creativity in cooking and baking organizations which operate Beechwood Apartments (NO LIMIT) ONLY ■ a O V | on a budget. Lessons will include: recipes for main have agreed to meet with the tenants of the complex Jan. FROSTWGS meals, candies and desserts. In addition there will be 20, at First Federal Savings, on West Middle Turnpike. Reg. 3 5 - 8 .8 8 Easter candy gifts and an Easter cake. The meeting was requested by the tenants to air their *" ** 1) Cloali A * hibo COLOR PRINT 24 EXPOSURE ROLL \\ ISV BEEF HASH grievances about the management, which MISAC, hired _ PRODUCTS 2) Cheek bearingo 1! 110,138 SIZES f A Wednesday will Include two new courses. Pasta Making to run the project. MISAC is made up of representatives NOW THRU FEB OF T O g ood s a t. JAN. 17lh ONLY 3) Chock eorttone II reg. $2.85, with this will offer dishes including manicotti, ravioli, and coupon (NO LIMIT) ONLY O a 9 l 9 j tortellini. Copies of recipes will be distributed. Each ses of the churches. 4) Chock oloctricol sion will culminate in a meal. The organizations which own the complex are: South 2 5 0 0 th e W.G. 5) Chock boHs COLOR PRINT 36 EXPOSURE ROLL Creative movement involves stretches and other United Methodist Church; Unitarian Universalist •) Check fan 2 25 ^ Enjoy the friendly atmospnere of II omy$ a Society:East; St. James Church; Mary’s Episcopal I I oflor oxplroo Jan. 31st 138 SIZE warm-ups leading to exploring different ways to move, our new barber shop & beauty GLENNEY CO. 7) Chock bag (NO LIMIT) dance and exercise. The course will help individuals to Church; Center Congregatioi^ Church; Secoqd lalon combot MANCHESTER 5 99*1 develop awareness of their own exercise needs. The Congregational Church; North Umted Methodist Church; I h r a l b Ofitr Good 8sL Jan. 17fh .* . and Temple Beth Sholom. | 336 North Main S t Tuts, and Wad., Jan. 20 a 21at course Is open to both men jand women. . ' ',-1 II S a U RESTAURINT •COUPON M UIT ACCOMPANY PILM(t) LEFT|| Persons interested in signing up for any of the above The three churches which have agreed so far to send Vwnon CIrdt. Vwnon •7]-<24« ^ Siiflid 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 Fraa quota on ma/or npain. (iMk ter M Mind Vwnon Natl, knli) OFF. || courses may use the’registration blank found on the back representatives are: South United Methodist; Unitarian' AND ADVERTISER Hotire ton. S-12, Mon.-m. 6-3, Sot. 6-li cover of the Adult School brochures which have been Universallts Society;East; and the Temple Beth Sholom. Custom Cutters 30,(M0 CIRCULATION placed In all the local banks and town libraries. Mall It was first reported that the tenants would be meeting I 701 MAIN ST. registrations will be accepted until Wednesday. with MTSAC. SooooouJSLBftiooooi 10 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan 17, 1861 ; j i ^ - 1, • Manchester 81 East Catholic 60 Cheney Tech 68 Windsor Locks 62 Penney $ i Bankers aid SnortskJ ^ U L Obituaries I/O Windham 64 St, Paul 42 Bolton 42 Glastonbury 59 East Hartford 32 .. 4 Mrs. Alice O, Mason WASHINGTON (UPI) - Top U.S. m m t or its agencies.” Officials put Kaymond A. Tiltlen and international bankers wwked the amount of those loans at about $1 MANCHESTER — Funeral ser MANCIIESTER — Raymond A. slde-by-side with the State Depart tilUon. vices will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. for Tilden, 73. of 86 Glenwood St. died ment Friday in a frantic effort to put With its overseas assets frozen by Mrs. Alice 0. Mason; 90, of 565 Ver Friday morning at Manchester Iran’s scattered financial assets back the U.S. government, in retaliation Memorial Hospital. He was the hus non St., who died Thur^ay. Hcfoid Indians in wild win together again to win release of the for the hostage taking, Iran has been The services will be at 1:30 p.m. at ByBv LEN AUSTERAIJSTER whistled on Windham players, one band of Margaret Senkbeil Tilden. American hostages. unable to repay the loans and they well. We sunk our free throws in the added an elbow for good measure. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main •5^ V^r J Herald Spoiiswriler apiece on Ramos, for U niting to Mr. Tilden was born in Willimantic Teams of executives from about a have fallen into default. second half and rebounded and Oleksinski retaliated and both June 16. 1907 he had been a resident ,St. and burial will be East Cemetery. A third quarter blitz in which it out- throw the ball at Longo’s face, and played defense.” dozen American banks met at the The U.S. banks overseas then scored the opponent by a whopping benches started to empty. Both of Manchester for 10 years. Before Friends may call at the funeral followed the normal banking custom Bob Gibson ■ one on Paul Martineau for arguing a “The real key was stopping what home Monday from noon to the time ■State Department with Secretary of 31-6 margin was the difference as call. coaches, assistants and officials then that he had lived in Fairlawn. N.J. State Edmund Muskie and a group of Of “set-off,” exercising their right to they like to do. We pressed early and of the funeral. / Manchester High toppled Windham got matters under control. where he worked for the United government experts. Another group require full payment of the loan and Windham, hitting 8-for-12 in the they got some baskets off the transi at his best s^L^eI^ High, 81-64, in a wild OCIL basketball opening stanza, had an 18-12 lead at The officials then huddled and States Testing Co. in Hoboken for 40 Mrs. Christine G. Grimes of international financiers met in interest; they went into the frozen tion so we decided to play good clash last night at Garke Arena. the turn. Manchester was a solid 6- after deliberating tossed two players years. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Christine Algiers with Deputy Secretary of Iranian funds to pay off the defaulted defense and make them beat us. This from both teams out. The contest was foul-infested and for-8 from the field but trailed as it He was a member of Center G. Grimes, 87, of 201 Spring St. died State Warren Christopher, the ^ In t loans. was a much needed victory. I’m real in big games fight-filled with four players, two was outrebounded by a 6-2 margin. The final 2:20 was played mostly Congregational Church. Manchester Friday morning at Manchester man in the final negotiating push. Even in western law, there is a ly proud of these kids,” Pearson with reserves and everyone was most Lodge of Masons, Adelphic Chapter from each side, ejected with 2:20 The second half saw both clubs added. Memorial Hospital. .She was the The bankers and government of legal controversy about whether the remaining. Mike Oleksinskl and Alex happy to see the final horn. Royal Arch Masons of Wyckoff, N.J., “If there was one game that you march to the foul line constantly with The Indians were 15-for-16 from the widow of Charles Grimes. ficials sought to put together a action of the banks was legal; the Ted Williams and Al Kaline agreeing Britnell were the Indian performers and Melita Commandry of Pompton had to win. Bob Gibson would be the Manchester 6-for-ll from the charity foul line in the decisive third stanza Manchester, along with its foul Mrs. Grimes was born in package restoring all of Iran’s Iranians insist the bank action was il to that fact. On the other hand, Gite asked to leave the gym by officials Lakes. N.Y. man to pitch. There isn’t a better stripe in the quarter and Windham 5^ with Anderson a perfect 9-for-9. shooting in the third stanza, was 8- Manchester April 28, 1893 and had overseas financial assets, as they legal and that their original deposits son’s blazer was unmatched during Rich Longo and* Charlie Adamick, Besides his wife, he leaves a son, "money game” pitcher in baseball for-10. The 'Whippets hit 4-for-8 from “Our fast break in the .third for-11 from the field while the lived in town for more than 40 years. existed on the day before the U.S. of $4 billion be restored to what they his playing days. who were hard-pressed to keep Raymond F. Tilden of Edwardsville. than Gibson,” R ^ Schoendienst told the field while the Indians were a quarter was tremendous. Williams Whippets, known for their sharp She was member of .South United embassy in Iran was taken over. were in November 1979. One thing certain, every manager matters under control, while Sean III.: a daughter. Mrs. Edward (Joan) me one spring morning in St. torrid 7-for-9. It was a see-saw se got some big baskets for us,” Pear shooting, were l-for-13 against the Methodist Church. Any penalty that Iran incurs, a The solution the United States would just love to have a pitcher of Risley and Manny Ramos were the aggressive Indian zone. Shannon of Newton. N.J.; a brother. proposed, in its dealings with Iran Petersburgh, Fla., where the St. cond stanza with the Indians taking a son continued. She is survived by three daughters, State Department official said, will either Feller’s or Gibson’s caliber on Whippets ejected. Eric Shane had 18 points and Ran Robert Tilden of Manchester; six and the banks, is that Iran, be given Louis Cardinals were in training. 32-31 halftime lead on a pair of Anderson finished with 28 points Mrs. Barbara G. Harris. Mrs. not be exacted from the financial his staff. There were 51 fouls whistled by.the dy Luciani 12 to pace the Whippets. grandchildren and one great- access to the money remaining in the Schiendienst at the time was driving buckets by Bill Anderson, and 14 rebounds for the Indians with Marjorie G. Foster, and Mrs. Luella assets, but has already been inflicted Both are genuine Hall of Famers. two arbitors, 27 on the over Manchester also took the jayvee grandson. G. Hotchkiss, all of Manchester; a in terms of international economic banks, and that the banks — in effect managing the Red Birds. “Bob Gib who asserted himself in the next Silver dumping in 17 points. Britnell Funeral services will be Monday at son is the greatest pitcher I have aggressive Whippets, who drop to 7-1 stanza, and Silver. A 50-foot shot tilt, 57-48. Myles McCurry had 20 son, Charles Grimes of Middlebury: sanctions and the Isolation that led, — turn back the clock, and permit in the CCIL and 7-2 overall. Ihe win contributed 13 points and Williams 11 10 a m. at Center Congregational ever seen. He’s at his best when the Notes off the cuff from behind midcourt by Risley as the Indians placed four per points, Ron Pedemonte 13 and Steve a brother. Dr, E. Victor Gordon of apparently, to the war with Iraq. Iran to bring its past loan payments moves the Indians into the top rung in Church Burial will be In East going gets toughest? I’d say he’s the Pro wrestling returns tq made it a 1-point Contest at the half. formers in double digits. Troy 10 for the young Indians, now 4-5 Guilford: three sisters. Mrs. State Department officials up to date. the league at 8-1 and 8-1 overall. for the season. Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday best competitor I’ve ever come Manchester onaweek from tonight at The third quarter belonged to the Manchester ran off 11 unanswered Marjorie Schendel, Mrs. Gertrude explained the major remaining Meanwhile, the United States “The third quarter was the best at Watkins Funeral Home. 142 East across in all my years in baseball,” the Clarke Arena when the Eighth Silk To^roers arid Anderson in par points in the third stanza to extend its Manchesler (81) — Williams 4 3-6 Duncan, and Mrs. Helen McCollum, technical problem resolves around would make an initial payment of quarter of basketball we’ve played in Center .St. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. he added. District Fire Department sponsors a ticular. He had 13 points and 6 lead to 47-33 with 4:07 remaining and 11, Silver 5 7-11 17, Anderson 8 12-14 all of Manchester; and several what the hankers term “set-offs.” about $2.5 billion in Iranian assets a long time,” remarked Manchester 28, Britnell 4 5-6 13, Maher 3 1-4 7, A Masonic service will be held Sun which had been frozen in the Gibson, 17 years a major leaguer show featuring Bob Backlund. rebounds while Greg ’Duck’ Williams over the final 2:49 of the period had a grandchildren and great At the beginning of the crisis, in Coach Doug Pearson, “ (Pat) Silver Oleksinski 1 1-2 3, Panaro 1 (M) 2, day at 2 p.m. at the funeral home. grandchildren. N ovem ber 1979, the o fficia ls government-controlled Feder,al with the National League Cards, was Tickets are available at the fire was also instrumental in the stanza 16-2 run for a 63-37 bulge after three Mernorial contributions may be selected this week to enter basetoll’s headquarters... Manchester Senior did a great job (guarding) on Ramos with 7 points. He had two hoops at the quarters. Reed 0 0-0 0, Pedemonte 00-0 0, Troy Private funeral services will be explained, Iran had about $4 billion in Reserve Bank of New York. and Alex Britnell did a super job on made to Center Congregational Hall of Fame next summer, the only Citizens will journey to Fenway Park end of fast breaks. 'The biggest Indian lead was 77-49 00-00, Johnson00-00, McCurryOO-0 Saturday at Holmes Funeral Home, deposits in U.S. banks overseas, As a second installment, the United (Tony) Beltran. We knew we had to 0. Totals 26 29-43 81. Church or to the American Cancer veteran category player named. He in Boston on Saturday, June 20 to “We went aggressively to the with 4:28 remaining before Pearson 400 Main St. and burial will be in East mainly in western Europe. States would order the overseas stop those guys and we did.” Society. gained the honor in his first year of watch the Red Sox play California. basket for the first time this year,” started to substitute as the tilt got W indham (64) - Ramos 1 5-6 7, Cemetery. There are no calling The officials said, “Some of those banks to release Iran’s $4 billion, less Ramos had 7 points, well under his eligibility. Ninety tickets have been purchased Pearson remarked, “Windham is a even more physical. The tempers, Beltran 2 2-3 6, Martineau 4 0-0 8, hours. Memorial contributions may same banks had also made large, un the payments on the outstanding average, while Beltran totaled only 6 Matsas 3 0-0 6, Shane 4 10-10 18, Bus engine fire be made a qharity of the donor's Millions in gold secured loans to the Iranian govern- loans. ■nje one-time Creighton University for that date... Whalers entertain fine team and who knows it could do which were noticeable, finally came baseball and basketball player, who points before fouling out with 7:22 Porter 1 0-3 2, Luciani 5 2-3 12, Risley choice. President Carter has ordered about $2.6 billion in Iranian Chicago tonight in Hartford and trek this to us out there. But it was one of unglued with 2:20 remaining as delaysr's eommuters was good enough to be a member of to Washington Sunday night with the left. There were also two technicals those nights where we played very Risley ran over Oleksinski, and 1 04) 2, Pugmire 0 04) 0, Valliere 0 04) Smart shopping assets and gold transferred from the Federal Reserve vault in the Harlem Globetotters’ basketball action on Channel 30...B|g East 0, Romano 0 04) 0, Harris 0 3-4 3 MANCHESTER - A fire in the New York to London, a Treasury Department spokesman said Totals 21 22-29 64. engine compartment of a Connec Smart shoppers read the Super Reagan keeps eye team, ,won 151 regular season games, basketball game this afternoon at ticut Transit bus on North Main market Shopper column Wednesdays Friday. This is a file photograph of the vault, which re^rtedly relying mainly on his fast ball to 1:30 at the Hartford Coliseum overpower batters. Street Friday delayed commuter ser and Saturdays exclusively in your contains the largest known accumulation of gold in the world. matches St. John’s of Brooklyn. vice for about a half hour, a company Manchester Evening Herald. (UPI photo) During one World Series, while Basketball buffs will have a first spokesman confirmed Friday. on hostage crisis flying from one city to another hand opportunity to see the No. 1 Eagles have during Gibson’s peak years, I found official-baiter in the East in action, hand Eighth Utilities District Bob Feller, the former Cleveland In St. John’s Coach Lou firefighters reported the incident oc WASHINGTON (UPI) - “When we take less than 40 shots a edge to 42-34 after three quarters. While the magnitude of the dian pitching great and Hall of Carneseca...Judy Lauder, on the Galhgan With 23 points and Kyle McCoy came off the bench to spell curred at 5:25 a.m.. due to engine President-elect Ronald Reagan game we win, when we take more “The defense was outstanding. We economic problems seemed to Famer, sitting next to me. teaching staff at Court House One in Ayer with 13, including 11 bullseyes. Russ Radant when the latter got into malfunction. The fire was reportedly ‘Circuit breaker’ change struggled for answers to the nation’s than 40, we lose,” Jim Penders, East played a sluggish first half but com dominate the attention of his ad Naturally, we discussed baseball Vernon, took part in the state in 13 attempts from the 15-foot com- foul trouble and grabbed a team high confined to the rear engine compart economic problems Friday, but shif Catholic High basketball coach, said pletely shut off their inside game in visers, Reagan’s schedule Friday and the series at hand. racquetball tournament last weekend plimentary line. six key rebounds in 12 minutes of ment. ting events in the hostage crisis com- following last night’s Hartford Coun the second half,” Pender noted. was thrown off by an extended Feller had seen Gibson pitch and I in New Haven. The Manchester Special praise for the work of Den play. Few details were available, but of peM for his attention. ty Conference game in Bristol Outstanding in the win were Brian nis McCoy came from the coach. brings some confusion national security briefing he asked Bullet Bob if he agreed with woman, a Springfield College grad, is against St. Paul. Galligan registered 18 of his points ficials said the fire was not serious. Reagan met in private sessions received first thing in the morning. some of the then regular baseball a former top-flight softball player The Eagles canned 19 of 37 field on nine hits in 11 attempts from the There were no injuries. with his Cabinet nominees and The briefing, dealing mainly with beat writers, who claimed Gibson’s with speed to burn. goal tries and came home with a floor in a five-star performance. By MARY KITZMANN economic advisers at both his Blair the hostage crisis, delayed his pitch traveled at a greater speed well-earned 60-42 triumph, second in Mendez Yopp was the lone St. Paul Herald Reporter There are several changes in both applications the income levels have House residence and the nearby New economic talks about one hour. Sunset Rebekah than Feller’s. three HCC games and fifth in nine Cheney thumps in double figures with 11. programs, the elderly tax freeze and changed. New applications must also Executive Office Building for the se As he headed to those talks Friday End of the line MANCHESTER — Confusion over “Baloney,” Feller shot back. starts overall. St. Paul is 1-3 in the East outscored St. Paul by only one the “circuit breaker.” Due to the be submitted for this program this cond straight day as he prepared to morning, Reagan told reporters the Dave (jowens will be saluted Mon to me-et Monday income levels and new legislation for changes, elderly property owners un year even for those already par Without any trace (?) of bragging. conference and 4-5 in all encounters. hoop, 19-18, but had a 226 margin at assume command from F^sident U.S. position on the hostage situa "He couldn’t hold a candle to me,” day night in Hartford between the free throw lane. MANCHESTER - There will be a elderly “circuit breaker” tax relief der either program must reapply this ticipating. Carter on Tuesday. Following a sluggish first half, the tion, as explained to him, “made he added. periods of the Boston Celtic-Detroit East Calholir (60) Ayer 1-11- meeting of the Sunset Rebekah has caused over 60 telephone calls to year. The income levels on the The Reagan economists were Eagles set the tempo in the final 16 the Town Assessor's Office. sense.” Having witnessed both men NBA game. The now retired former Bolton quintet 13, Radant 2-46, Bond 366, Galligan Lodge members Monday at 8 p.m.. at The state has discontinued the applications must include Social harshly critical of Carter’s proposed minutes and won going away. If was the third chapter of confu The Carter administration was working on the mound, and during (telt will conduct a free clinic (or 9-5-23, Pagani 3-26, Falkowski 666, Marine Hall. Parker St. property tax freeze program, except Security benefits. The new levels for $739.3 billion budget for fiscal year Catholic opened a 641 lead but at sion in the story, according to J. moving to transfer about $8 bllllpn in dlffer«it eras, it would be hard to say area high school and college olayers Breaking matters open in the se Marks 0-06, Hintz 0-06, Askintowicz Special guests at the meeting will for those who applied for the Oct. 1, eligibility are from $10,000 for a 1982 released Thursday. the buzzer, St. Paul had a 17-14 edge. Richard Vincent, town assessor. frozen assets in exchange for the one was faster than the other. at 4 o’clock at the Civic Center “ cond quarter, Cheney Tech thumped 04)6, McCoy 14)-2, Dargati, 0-06. be Lois Sweeney, district deputy 1979, Grand List. The program will single homeowner and $12,000 for a David Stockman, Reagan’s choice The Elagles got their act together in It began several months ago when release of the 52 hostages. During Feller's career, without Exhibition Hall... Have a nice Bolton High, 68-42, in COC basketball Totals 19-2260, president and the staff of Welcome continue for those applications and married couple. as budget director, called the docu weekend. the next eight minutes, led by 27-14 at elderly property owners received a The president-elect said he is being question, he owned the fastest ball. action last night at the Techmen’s Si . Paul (42) Daley 3 6 6 Lodge. East Hartford, who will in for elderly who were on the program Under legislation signed ment “very political” and said it is in the halftime break and upped the letter about the new laws conoeming “kept up minute-by-minute” on the gym. Robitaille 3-3-9, Galske 3-06, Yopp 4- stall the officers. before 1979. Wednesday by O'Neill a property need of "top-to-bottom” revisions. elderly property tax freeze and tax matter and “I continue to be op The victory pushes the Beavers to 3-11, Day 3 6 6 , Greene 2 6 6 . Totals Gertrude Tinklepaugh will be in But to remain on the program a owner can obtain emergency status. The new administration is faced timistic.” credit. The income levels were new application must be submitted. 3-3 in the conference and 3-5 overall 18-662. stalled as Noble Grand for 1981. Using the new income levels many with trying to square the worsening At mid-day Friday, Reagan and a stated wrong, according to Vincent. The income levels remain the same. while the loss drops the Bulldogs to 0- A social hour will follow the participants in “circuit breaker” budgetary realities with Reagan’s few of his Cabinet nominees had When the calls began, he issued a An elderly property owner is eligible 7 in the COC and 0-9 overall. meeting. Refreshments will be would have become ineligible as campaign promises of generous tax lunch at Blair House. It was not im lerved by Lucille Goldman and com press release asking applicants to for the tax freeze if income is below their income would exceed the Cheney had a 16-10 lead after one wait until next month before coming cuts, reduced federal spending, a mediately clear why only a few of Ids quarter and broke it open in the se Parish mittee. $6,000, not including Social Security limits. The emergency status balanced budget in two years and Strong finish into the assessor's office. Cabinet choices were on hand. cond stanza, moving to a 34-19 half benefits. exempts those property owners par more money for defense. Then Gov. William O'Neill signed On the tax freeze, the $1,000 is ticipating in the program before June time edge. Senior events set the new legislation concerning the taken off the home's assessed value 5,1980 from the new income levels. Cal Gothberg had 8 points and "circuit breaker” relief, exempting for tax purposes. The assessment New applicants must meet the new Judge drops charge Isaac Williamson 6 in the crucial se paces in South Windsor the new income levels for par does not change thereafter from year income requirements. cond quarter for Cheney. ticipants and the United Press Inter “ We out-heighted them," SOUTH Vt l.NUSOR - Activities to year and the homeowner’s taxes Under “circuit breaker,” a tax national story carried in Thursday’s are “frozen.” credit up to $600 for marrieid couples against GOP official in Penney win remarked Cheney Coach Craig to be held at the Senior Citizen Evening Herald also contained Phillips, “They (Bolton) were small Center on Ayers Road, next week, While the "circuit breaker” over 65, and $500 for single persons, MANCHESTER — Superior Court Richard Bozzuto of Watertown but Trailing by two points at halftime, Sylvester scored all his 11 points in Penney forged back and led 30-24 Celts will include ceramics classes at 9:30 wrong income limits. program, is accepting new can be obtained. and Gothberg was able to get a lot in Judge Edward O’Connell has dis was '"feated in the November elec Penney High came roaring out of the the half while Dunn hooped seven of going into the final period and then side.” BOSTON (UPI) — Robert Parish a m., open to all seniors. blocks in the second half to tack a missed a charge against a former tion, had Ui nird any involvement.in ' his 10 points in the same span, ac broke the game wide open with an “Both teams fought hard but our scored 29 points and grabbed 16 There will also be bingo at 1 p.m. convincing 51-32 defeat on crosstown Hartford Republican town chairman the alleged sciieme. counting for more than the entire assortment of points from inside and height was the difference,” Phillips Cal Gothberg rebounds Friday night to power the and on Tuesday, Susan Halstead will accused of corruption in last year’s Mozzicato, a lunch wagon operator rival East Hartford High last night in East squad was able to muster. outside. streaking Boston Celtics to a 94-85 speak on accidental hypothermia at continued, “We subbed freely, also Techmen while Mike Fletcher had 19 Training delays factor GOP race for the U.S. Senate, it was in Hartford, also branded the a CGL meeting at the latter’s gym. In the final stanza, Penney out- Thanks to eight rebounds by Dunn, and they didn't have the depth. We victory over the San Antonio Spurs. 12:30 p.m. Combining a potent offense with a for Bolton. learned Friday.^ allegations as unfounded. scored their hosts, 21-8, to turn what Penney held a 23-18 margin in this were were fresh all the time.” Cheney Teoh (68) ^ Cable 4-0- The win was Boston's seventh .Square dancing is on Wednesdays tenacious defense in the final 16 had been a nip and tuck affair into a O'Connell saro in his ruling the " ’The statute is overbroad and important facet of play. Gothberg had a game-high 16 8, Ciothberg 7-2-16, Williamson 5-2-12, straight and 19th in its last 20 games. at 1:30 p.m. The center birthday par state’s corrupt practices election law prohibits constitutionally protect^ minutes, particularly in the fourth rout. Penney (51) - Dunn 5-1-11, San Antonio lost for only the second ty will be at 1 p.m. and there will be points to pace Cheney with William B. Eaton 2-0-4, Carpenter 1-0-2, was too broad and violated Joseph conduct in violation of the defen quarter, the Black Knights moved Only Blast Hartford performer in Sylvester 4-3-11, Cruz 2-2-6, Fahey 3- time in its last nine games. card games and socializing. police understaffing son adding 12. Scott Cable chipped in Sw itzer 0-0-0, T. Eaton 1-0-2, Mozzicato’s rights. their overall record to 6-4 and 6-3 in twin scoring figures was hard 0^, Dawkins 44)-8, Peruccio 2-0-4, dant’s rights under the First Amend 8 points to the winning total as did Belanger 3-26, Harrison 14)-2, Gover The Celtics twice held leads of 18 On Thursday there will be a trip to Mozzicato was charged under the league play. East Hartford, finding working Dan Pandiscia with 14 ment to the United States Garen 1-0-2, Berube 1-1-3. Totals.22-7- Lou Governale, Dave Nowak and nale 2-46, Nowak 3-26. Totals 29-10- points, the final time at 68-50 with The Coachlight with the bus to leave By MARTIN KEARNS television and movies devoting atten level of understaffing. Town officials' law after he allegedly approached the winning road tough to follow, suf points. 51. Constitution.” O’Donnell’s ruling Mark Belanger. 68. 4:10 left in the third quarter. Boston at 11:15 a m. In the evening there tion to police stories, Stevens said responded by saying three officers fered its eighth loss in nine starts, Herald Reporter supporters of James Buckley and said. Penney held a 14-10 edge at the East Hartford (32) - Campbell 1- Jeff Peterson had 10 points and Bolton (42) — Harpin 3-1-7, maintained a seemingly comfortably will be the movie, "The Glass the view of police work has been dis would be hired this month, however, offered to sway votes to the seventh in eight league encounters. first break but Blast Hartford forged 2-4, Cullen 0-04)-, Earle 1-1-3, Pan 72-58 advantage, but the Spurs MANCHESTER - The director of The ruling referred to the Tom Mulcahy 8 to pace Bolton. Brown 2-3-7, Peterson 36-10, Lan- Managerie," at the public library. torted. that decision has been superceded by Republican State Convention votes to Brent Dunn and Andy Sylvester un ahead at intermission on Wendell discia 6-2-14, G. Williams 2-1-5, W. opened the fourth quarter with a 13-2 the state’s Police Academy Friday amendment’s guarantee of free Cheney also took the jayvee con drey 2-26, T. Mulcahy 1-66, M. Har The economy has also indirectly in Weiss’s hiring freeze. the former New York senator in loaded the heavy offensive artillery Williams’ two-pointer at the buzzer Williams 3-66, Dean 04)4)-, Tillotson run to cut the deficit to 74-71 with confirmed its waiting list is crowded speech and the constitutional test, 48-47. Mike Mitchell had 14 pin 1-1-3, Fletcher 0-06, K. Mulcahy creased the demand for police Stevens, the academy’s director, exchange for monev. guarantee of equal protection under for Penney in the second half. for a 19-17 edge. 04)6. Totals 136-32. 8:53 to play. by a record number of training points and Nick Foran 9 for the 0-1-1. Totals 12-1862. Shrine pipe band protection, and a corresponding de also estimated police attrition to be Buckley, who defeated former the law. applicants. Leading the Spurs' final quarter mand for training, Stevens said. With higher than the accepted 7 to 9 per state Senate Minority Leader charge was rookie guard Johnny joins in service Steven Kelly, director of training, the uncertain economy, people look cent rate. In addition, police union’s Moore, who had 18 points in the TVI.COTTMI.I.E - The Sphinx said the academy has a six-month for quick money, producing a rise in have secured a lower retirement age Glastonbury rally Sports Transactions period to finish with 22 points, tying Temple Shrine Pipe Band will par waiting list, one of the longest in the crime rate, Stevens said. for officers which has temporarily Drug charges lodged Impressive mat his career high. ticipate in the worship service at the eight years. As a result, citizens usually call for increased turnover rates, glutting Baseball Minnesota — Signed outfielder Cedric Maxwell added 18 points for Cohgiegational Church, Elm Hill The academy regularly has about a increased police protection, and local the academy’s waiting list, he said. VERNON - Philip A. Stoddard, 29, tion on a $1,500 surety bond and was Cedric (^ray, the Twins’ No.,2 pick in the Celtics while Bird had 13 and Road and Main Street, Sunday, at 10-week ;yait, but Stevens said he governments scramble to find the Manchester is not alone with its 10:30 a m. expects the recent trend to continue. of 211 Irene Drive, Vernon, was to be presented in court in Rockville just falls short the regular phase of the recent success for Tech Archibald 12. George Gervin scored money to operate their police staffing problems, according to today. The band will play "Amazing Town Manager Robert Weiss and charged Thursday with illegally ob amateur draft. 17 points for the Spurs while Ron departments at full capacity, said Stevens. In Bridgeport, the police taining a controlled substance after Stacey Wood, 20, of 93 Hublard Down at one point in the final Scoring a big victory, C3ieney Tech Brewer added 14. Grace", "The Drummer Boy to the Police Chief Robert Lannan have Stevens. reached double digit scoring figures, Toronto — Signed catchers Ernie Unlimited -A dam s (CT) WBF. War Has Gone", and other selec expressed dismay over the training derartment isu^erstaffed about 100 Vernon Police received a complaint Drive, Vernon, was charged quarter by 12 points, Glastonbury led by Troy McReynolds with 18, Whitt and Brian Milner and out- topped Somers Hiqh, 41-21, in non In Manchester, however, the police OlllCers, 116 Sfild. f m m a lAnnl nhnrma/vti 'niiirsHAV wRh HlunrHArlv mnHiirf tions. delays which they have estimated as from a local pharmacy. Thursday with disorderly conduct *; High regrwped and came within a Pete Demers and Staron each fielders Paul Hodgson and Jorge Bell conference wrestling action last department has had 12 vacancies for The acadamy enrolls officers on a night in Somers. The Rev. Kenneth Knox will high as nine months. Manchester Stoddard allegedly called the phar and interferring with a police officer *' whisker of tackingyf'loss on Windsor dropped in 12 points and Perone to one-year contracts, almost six-months. In addition, first-come-flrst-served basis, macy and posed as a Hartford doctor In connection with a disturbance at - Locks in a CentraFvalley Conference The victory moves the Techmen prSSclh on "Military Imagery of the' Police are understaffed about nine Manchester — like many other towns Stevens said. It would be added 10 more in a well-balanced Hockey officers, and town officials point to and requested home delivery of a her home. I game last night in Windsor Locks. offense. NHL — Named Stephen M. Ryan grapplers to the .500 level at 46. Foul shots Church throughout the Years". across the state — responded to Gov. “unrealistic” to begin jumping of prescription. The pharmacy notified .She was held on a $250 bond for ~ Final score was 62-59. Best for the Hawks were Brad “Tiiis was our first win (ever) over The collection will go toward the training delays as a contributing fac William O'Nelirs proposal to cut $23 ficers from understaffed vice president for marketing and tor. police and two officers from the appearance in court today. ~ The Tomahawks trailed by just one Barlow and Mike Ginton with 15 and Somers and we wrestled very well,” .Shrine* Children's Hospital in million in state aid by imposing a departments ahead of others. “It public relations. Special Services Division responded. point, 60-59 with seconds to play 13 points respectively. Philadelphia — Sent wing Gary cited Tech Coach Al Skinner, “We’re Springfield, A coffee time will follow The town doesn’t assign new of townwide hiring freeze. would open a can of worms,” said They went to the Irene Drive ad before Jim Perrone iced the velvet Each side utilized Irath a zone and Morrison to their Maine Mariner getting more team members in shape Tribe girls the service. The public is invited. ficers to active duty until they have The Police Union had earlier Stevens, who added the academy has gone through the police academy dress, posing as pharmacy Two charged ' for the Lock Towners with a basket. man-for-man offense at various in farm club in the American Hockey and may have a full team soon.” expressed anger over what it said no intention of changing its policy. CJieney has been forced to forfeit in .Al'.Anon meeting program. In addition, officers who deliverymensryi and arrested Stoddard. Locks stands at M in the CVC and tervals which kept the crowd on the League. Hitting some big foul shots in the was the departpient’s dangerous two weight classes in each of the ear Jennifer Hedlund had 14 points, E \ s r II M illO K I) - Al-Anon have been off street duty for two Stoddard was held at the police sta- in breaks M overall while Glastonbury slipped of If* seats, particular during NY Rangers — Assigned wing fourth quarter, Manchester High ly matches because of lack of per Jackie Tucker 16 and Karen Wright will meet Saturday at 8:30 p m. at years are required to return to the to 1-3 in loop warfare and 26 in all hectic final eight minutes. Doug Sullivan to New Haven of turned back Windham High, 59-54, in games. Windsor I.orks (62) — sonnel. 12 to pace the Silk Towners, who hit the Burnside Methodist Church, academy for another round of SOUTH WINDSOR - Joseph D. American. CGL girls’ basketball action last 19. free throws to take the verdict. training. The. visitors roared out to a nine- Demers 46-12, McReynolds 8-2-18, Ray Boisvert, Steve Rodinis, Tim Church Streei Puro Jr., 17, of 55 Sawha Drive and FfMiiball night in Willimantic. Manchester and Windham each hit 20 point 16-7 margin at the first period Perone 66-10, Staron 5-2-12, Jordan 0- Kennedy, Todd Watkins, Lance About 180 officers have applied to Two charged in knifing Gary T. Little, 17, of 60 Saunders St., Cincinnati (NFL) — Named The victory ups the Indians to 6-5 in field goals. the academy, and Stevens estim ate both of East Hartford, were charged whitsle but Locks closed the gap to 22, Flanders 24)6, Whitten 1-26. former Bengals player Hruce Coslet Bouchard, Tony Walter, Chuck An- Sunset Club MANCHESTER - Manchester the league and 7-5 overall while the Robyn Savageau had 17 points and it would be early August before any a.m. Thursday night in connection with 29-26 at halftime. Totals 25 12-16 62. drulat and Bob Adams picked up wins police charged a Vernon man and a assailant. She then was treated at special teams and tight end coach to reversal drops the Whippets 56 in the Nancy Donnelly 22 to pace Windham. MANCHESTER - Sunset Club When an officer arrived on the breaks into two homes on Griffin With 3:50 played in the third stan Glaalonbury (59)-Profitt 2- on the mat for the Beavers. new applicants could begin the 400- Willimantic woman after in Manchester hospital for her wounds. replace Frank Gansz. (XIL and 56 overall. Manrhrstrr (39) — Cooney 14)-2, will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the hour program. scene, he was approached by Mrs. Road. za, Ed Staron’s bucket snapped a 34- 06, Patenaude 3-28, Ginton 5-3-13, Fordham — Appointed Columbia Results: 100—Boisvert (CT) sup. dec. Senior Citizens Center. Card playing vestigating a knifing incident early Windham had a 17-13 edge at the Hedlund 3-8-14, Ebersold 1-2-4, The academy recently switched Sarrette, who, reports said, was The police report said Mrs. Sarette Police said the two were ap- 34 tie and gave Locks a 36-34 lead Stowell 34)6, Barlow 5-6-15, De Gem- University assistant O’Neal Tutein Creed 21-7,107—Nero (S) pinnedj’aradls will follow the meeting Friday morning. bleeding from her left hand. 3:43,114-Joslow (S) WBF, 121-Rodonis turn and 33-21 lead at Uie half. Wright 5-2-12, Tucker 8-0-16, Brown 0- from a 320-hour format to 400 hours, pulled the knife on Davis and was in prehended on the street with items which they never relinquished but mis 466, Lewis 2-16. Totals 24 11-15 as head football coach. Manchester began iU comeback in Paul R. Davis of Vernon faces < The police report said Mrs. were glad to escape with a three- (CT) dec. Ammerman 13-7,128 —^nnin 06, Markham 0-2-2, MacDonald 066, jured while Davis and his com allegedly taken in the two breaks. ■ 59. University of California — Ap the third quarter, trAling by only a and Stevens attributed the waiting charges of third-degree assault and Sarrette described a man and the car panions were trying to disarm her, point decision. (S) dec. Cunningham 6-3, 134 —Watklni Young 2-5-9, Curtin 066. Total 2019- Gejdenson hours Stereo equipment, cameras and pointed Portland State head coach (CT) dec. Courtois 9-3, 140 —Kennedy 46-38 reading going into the final list's growth, in part, to the switch. breach of peace for his part in the in the alleged assailant had left in, after an exchdhge of harsh words on Hie winners upped their lead to a Haskciball 59. VERNON - U.V. Rep. Sam Stevens also said many yoiing of cident. Linda M. Sarrette is charged eqbipment, coins, savings bonds, Darrel "Mouse” Davis as offensive (CT) pinned Provost 2:02,147—^c h a rd stanza. , momenta before police arrived. the street. Charges then were jewelry and other such items were dozen points with eight ticks showing NCAA — Ruled University of Gn- Windham (54) — Savageau 67-17, G e jd e n so n frOpii th e 2nd ficers enter the acadamy with a with breach of peace and coordinator, Ron Lynn as defensive (CT) pinned Erhardt 1:48, 157 —Walter The Indians in the fourth quarter When police stopped a car fitting leveted against the women. recovered. on the clock to he played before cinnati basketball players Doc Gonzales 16-2, Pratt 1-02. Nelson 1- Congressional District wiil hold of tainted view of policing as a career, a threatening. coordinator and Al Saunders as assis (CT) pinned Lyons 1:05,169—Lomanglno were ll-for-13 from the foul line with 16, Schroeder 14)-2, Burris 04M), Gr- Mrs. Sarrette’s description, she was Both were released on $10,000 non Perrone broke through with his final Holden and Doug Schloemer Ineligi- tant coach. (S) WBF, 185 -Andrulat (CT) WBF, fice-hours at the Vernon Poiice Sta development he thought was brou^t Police were summoned to the Both will appear In court Jan.26 to Paige Young hitting two big charity zyeh 02-2, Wilber 2-04, DonneUy 96- tion today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. taken to the East Center Street Ate surety bonds for appearance in court ' hoop for Locks. ' ble for playing In an .unsanctioned on by the media. With newspapers. vicinity of 500 Main St. shortly after 2 and identified Davis as the alleged answer charges. Four Windsor Locks players summer basketball leqgue. tosses with a minute to go to untie 22. Total 201464. in Manchester on Feb. 2. matters. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 17. 1981 EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 17, 1981 - I a Borg, McEnroe pay Celts’ Bird better BOSTON (UPI) — The scene was different person. “He doesn’t even need to shoot to Christmas Day and Larry Bird, who Two big factors in the Celtics’ make them an effective team.” 1.11 has been a copnbination of Santa stellar play — promising rookie Bird rediscovered his shooting price for marathon Claus and the Messiah to BOston Kevin McHale and rejuvenated touch in mid-December and has been Celtics followers, gave Bill Fitch the center Robert Parrish—weren’t with on a tear ever since (with the excep NEW YORK (UPI) - Bjorn Borg as the champion of his gnq>, swept afternoon. I only present the coach wanted. them last year. tion of a cold spell around New and John McEnroe paid the price for through the first seven games, my slKNilder gotkore. I couldn’t real-; Bird hit a series of clutch baskets But the most noticeable difference Year’s capped by a no-point perfor their marathon duel that stretched allowing Borg only 13 points in the ly get anything on my serve and I ^as in the waning minutes of a close is the absence of Dave Cowens, the mance Jan. 2 at Golden State. He had into the early morning hours FYiday opening set. w rg managed to hold so sore I couldn’t do anything I 0 game and wound up with 26 points center with the take-no-prisoners ap even in the second set until Mayer, 33 the next game). when both were upset in straight-set wanted to.” and 20 rebounds to help Boston defeat proach to the game. Cowens re tir^ “Ever since December 12th, it who had never beaten the Swede In shockers on the final day of round- "I don’t like to quit and not go out. the New York Knicks before a during the exhibition season and the seems like I’ve been in a different robin competition in the $400,000 seven previous meetings, made the Maybe it would have been better not national television audience. leadership torch was passed on to gear and everything has been going N. Masters Tennis Championship. only break of the set in the eighth to ^ out but I don’t want to make a “What you saw out there is what Bird, well,” Bird said before the Golden game. Borg, losing a set at love for what stlA , so I Just went (Hit and did the we see in Boston, which is why we're “It doesn't mean that much but 1 State fiasco. "Hopefully I can keep it was believed to be the first time "Beating the guy who is the best In best I could.” selling out all the time,” marveled know it’s important,” says Bird, who going. since 1977, was wiped out by Gene the world is a good feeling,” said Clerc, who played very well and Fitch, usually parsimonious in praise ”I have been rebounding very well, Mayer, frO, 6-3, after McEnroe fell Mayer, who beat McEnroe in an of now has won his last three meeUngs .tf his players. “Larry Bird took con especially defensively,” he adds, almost without a whimper to Jose- ficial match for the first time with McEnroe, broke service In tte trol. "I’ve been wanting to rebound, to be Luis Clerc, 6-3, 6-0. Wednesday night. “It’s really what I third and ninth games of the opening ■‘The more I see of Larry Bird, the the second or third best in the league, There was a marked contrast nMded to beat the guys ran k ^ ahead set, then raced through the second. more I think I'm blessed^” he added. and I know I can do it. I'm not a great between the two Inasmuch as Borg, of me for consideration for the top Although McEnroe’s game lacked Just one year after he arrived in jumper. I'm just going for the ball X with two victories behind him, three.” fire, his temper stilled flared and he Boston to spearhead the resurrection and with a team like this, in which X t already had qualified for the "I was trying my best but I had was given a conduct warning in the of the NBA's most decorated everyone blocks out. you're going to semifinals while McEnroe, losing for nothing to ^v e,” Borg said. "I was opening set when he blasted a ball franchise, the multi talented 6-foot-9 get it, " the third time In as many days, very stiff and very tired. I was deep Into the stands following a forward leads the team in scoring, Fitch thinks Bird has improved not previously had been eliminated. always late to the ball, missing easy doublefault. rebounding and minutes played as through mid-season was averaging only on both ends of the floor but also In the evening matches, Guillermo shots.” Then, late in the match, when a fan the Celtics are repeating the pace 21,2 points and was ‘he league s In his court savvy. Vilas met Harold Solomon and Jim McEnroe also said he was out of it exorted him to show more fight, which led them to an NBA-best 61 fo(jrth best rebounder (and top "One area of improvement for him my Connors met Ivan Lendl. Mayer from the beginning. McEnroe answered back, " W ^ d wins and the Atlantic Division crown forward) with 11.2 caroms per con over last year is the fact that he One shot on goal that was stopped will meet the loser of the Connors- "I wasn’t into the match,” said you rather I yell?” last season. test. "Everyone has to do his share knows he can take over games and Lendl match in one of Saturday’s McEnroe. "It’s hard to get into it The tournament is known as the Bird has played a major role in the and we ll be all right." he'll do it. And he kills you in other Darryl Sutter of Chicago fires puck at Thursday night’s game in Chicago. semifinals with Borg facing the when you know you’re out of a tour Time out for breather in Oakland camp Volvo Masters aqd is presented by Celtics' reversal of fortune. Last While Bird has dispelled any ways that aren't reflected in the Boston goal but goalie Roger Vachon came "Black Hawks won, 3-2. (UPI photo) winner. nament. I played until 1 o’clock and the Chase Bank. year he promised Boston fans a thoughts (heretical in Boston) of a stats. He can pass you crazy." Filch out to make a save in Thursday night’s game Mayer, who earned a $10,000 bonus then I was back again at 1 in the All-Pro Ted Hendricks lies on his back mates on practice field at Oakland. Raiders meet Philadelphia in Super Bowl one week "treat they haven't seen in two sophomore slump, his second season says. resting whiie Oakland Raider teammates years" and didn't disappoint anyone, from tomorrow in New Orleans. (UPI photo) has not been one without difficulties. But the coach hastened to add his Ron Martin and Odis McKinney watch team although the playoff loss to He started the season slowly while gifted fronf-court man can improve Faust catches up Philadelphia still irks him. playing with a sciatic nerve ailment. “He can play better, I'm serious, This season, the Celtics reeled off He has been doing the job on the says Fitch, reverting to his usual Erving tops an 11-game winning streak which boards, filling the lanes and finding style. "Everybody on this team picks 68 college stars in recruiting role Sports Parade coinci(ied with Bird’s awakening the open man all season, virtues not each other up and as great as Bird is, from a mild shooting slump. And always found on the game stat sheet. he'll be the first to tell you the guys SOCCER while the team is on an even keel CHICAGO (UPI) - New Notre Faust inherits a team that lost only NBA star "Bird is the key to their success,” working with him make him even with last year, it has a markedly better. " Dame football coach Gerry Faust, two games last season and that Winfield said Portland coach Jack Ramsay. hired in late November to su(x%ed returns most of its key offensive per- player vote in Senior Bowl Dan Devine, said Friday he has "just fomiers. Included are the top run about caught up” in his recruiting ef recalls ning back in Phil Carter and the No. 1 Soccer Club Williams injured MOBILE, Ala, (UPI) — Sixty-eight NEW YORK (UPI) - Philadelphia concerned about his draft status is North runners include David forts for the Irish. quarterback in Blair Kiel. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New of college football’s premier players quarterback Neil Lomax of Portland Overstreet of Oklahoma, James Faupt admitted he got off to a tar forward Julius Erving. earning his Tonelli gets break York Knicks Thursday placed will get one last chance in Saturday's But Faust said he intends to recruit keeps win snubbing State, the most prolific passer in the Wilder of Missouri, Randy McMillan dy start because of his late appoint fifth consecutive start, has topped all forward Sly Williams on the injured Senior Bowl to demonstrate their a top quarterback each year and at history of college football. of Pittsburgh and Clifford Chatman ment to serve as the school’s 24th least two “blue chip” running backs. NBA pla.vers in voting for the 1981 list and signed third-round draft pick talents before the NFL League draft head coach. The 6-foot-3 , 208-pound Lomax is of Central Oklahoma State. "I think there are some certain skein intact By MILT RICHMAN All-.Star Game, to be played Feb. 1 in on Isles^ top line Kurt Rambis to fill his spot on the takes place in a few months. the major attraction for the 300 pro “We got a little late start, that’s in Omaha, Neb^ and owns and Cleveland. Miller will start Jay Venuto of needs and one of them is a quality NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Win club's roster. Defensive back Hanford Dixon of true,” Faust said at a news con operates a restaurant there. He’s 45 Erving, who also was the leading scouts and NFL coaches at the game. Wake Forest at quarterback. His field remembers it as if it were UNIONDALE, N Y. (UPI) - with Butch Goringi Bob Bourne and Williams sprained his left ankle Southern Mississippi is typical of the ference. “But I think we're about quartertack every yew. ’IW^s is a xwo goals each by Ed Gardiner and in such splendid physical shape, vote-getter for the 1978 game, Lomax completed 938 of 1,607 backup will be Brad Wright of New yesterday. Midway through the season, the New Anders Kallur. Monday in a practice session. A club players who will compete in the passes for 13,220 yards and 106 caught up. We’re very excited with he looks as if he could still take a received 304,600 votes in fan balloting Mexico. 7 ^ . ** “ “ the undefeated It happened eight years ago in one York Islanders are sitting atop the Bossy said that Tohelli's play spokesman said he would be out 10 nationally televised (CBS) all-star touchdowns in his four years at the our recruiting. We’ve got every kid als<) a need for tw ogreat ruimlng Manchester Soccer (Hub, sponsored pitching turn. Sometimes, he thinks and will start at one forward spot for Venuto completed 214 of 413 passes of those big supermarkets in St. he can. NHL’s overall standings, so Coach AI wasn't a surprise to him. days to two weeks. Rambis is a 6- game — he’s looking to impress the small Oregon school. for 2,624 yards and 21 touchdowns for we want coming in for a visit.” Moriarty B*vs., to a 94 decision the Eastern Conference. Two to u g h n ^ of the sched^e gmilex in the Connecticut In- Louis, and Winfield, then a rookie “Probably when I’m 60, if I see Arbour is not afraid to mix up his "He's relaxed out there, and he's foot-8, 220-pound forward from Santa scouts and land a pro football con “He’s measurably ahead of most Wake Forest. Wright passed for 1,068 Asked whether it will be a members of the Atlanta Hawks — playing just like he did on every other tract. with ,San Diego, was a little awed, some kid doing something wrong out lines. Almost any combination he Clara who was cut by the Knicks college players at this stage of the yards befor he was injured in the successful recruiting year for Notre Soccer League Premier Divi- forward Dan Roundfield and guard line,” he said. he needs Wednesday idght. Ed Kennlson, because for the first time in his life there. I’ll probably say 1 can do comes up with is a winner. during training camp. But Dixon may be an exception to game b^ause he’s been exposed to Lobos’ sixth game. Dame, Faust repli^, “Ask me on 80 Eddie Johnson — and two Chicago Tonelli, a native of Hamilton. On added tackfield depth. ^m ac, Tom Qeary, Randy he was going to meet his boyhood idol better than that," he said. “I even One of the moves he made in most players since most pro scouts our type of game so much,” says South receivers are Byron Feb. 18 (the national letter of Intent Bulls, center Artis Gilmore and December, though, may turn.out to tario. played three years for Houston Cavanaugh on mend rate him among the top three defen Walsh. signing date) and then I’ll know.” Moeller was a consistent smiTM of Swanson and Greg DeNies also — Bob Gibson. think now I can go out there and pitch Frankiin of Auburn, Mardye McDole Doing his best to keep his excite guard Reggie Theus. round out the be more than just a temporary lift in the World Hockey Association sive back prospects in the 1981 draft. Lomax had an off game (10-24 for Faust was hired from Cincinnati Ulent for colleges, particularly tallied for the winners who upped three or four innings — if anyb^y’s East's starting unit. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - New of Mississippi State, Ken' Toler of ment under reasonable control, Win for the team. That was when he took before joining the Islanders prior to "I don’t really care when I go just 145 yards) in last week’s East-West Moeller High School in Ohio where Notre Dame, d u ^ Faust’s 17-yw u,eir record to (W and have 12 p ^ interested.” Gilmore anci Theus are the first England Patriots backup quarter Mississippi and Marvin Harvey of tenure. More than 250 Moeller the standings. The locals have field, walked over to Gibson, who was left winger John Tonelli, who was the 1978-79 season. He was given back Matt Cavanaugh has un(lergone as long as I go,” says Dixon. “I just Shrine Game, but he insists he’s got Southern Mississippi. his teams posted a 174-17-2 record. That made him laugh a little, and it Chicago representatives in the star players have gone on to major gjored 60 goals to 16 for the opposl- somewhat preoccupied. might’ve been the early glass of wine originally a center, and put him on some chances on the No. 1 line last successful surgery to remove torn want the opportunity to play football nothing to prove. With Heisman Trophy winner He said he hasn’t had a difficult tran ting lineup since Norm Van Lier in “Hi. Bob,” he greeted him. “My he drank to get over his nervousness the No. 1 line with center Bryan Trot- year, but couldn't hold on to the spot. cartilage in his left knee, the team in the National Football League.” “This is a little more serious, but I George Rogers of South Carolina out sition in learning to be on the other tlon to date. 1977. “There are any number of players name is Dave Winfield, I play for San at facing all the writers. tier and right wing Mike Bossy. “There was more pressure playing said. don’t feel like I’ve got anything to with a bad toe, most of the South’s side of college recruiting. Los Angeles center Kareem Abdul- with them last year, " Tonelli said. "I whose stock has gone up here,” says Diego and I just wanted to say “I probably couldn’t finish an in- Almost immediately. Tonelli's A Patriots spokesman said prove,” he says. “I feel like I’m running attack will center around “All of those years at Moeller I in Jabbar led Western Conference didn't want to slow the iipe down. But North coach Bill Walsh of the San helloes “ * ,, w - V'- VnlBg;” he said dryly i offensive production began to im Thursday that Cavanaugh underwent equal to the rest of the guys down Auburn’s James Brooks, who ran for sisted the coaches come in and <:lear players With 265.200 votes. He’s prove. Always known as a tough this year 1 decided if I get the oppor Francisco 49crs. "I expect everyone here.” Eagle grapplers Gibson grunted ahd merely went on the surgery in Pittsburgh, following it through me,” Faust said. "Now, more than 1,300 yards ip 1980. doing what he had been. joined in the West starting lineup by checker, he started looking for and tunity again. I'm going to shoot.” an arthroscopic examination which in the Senior Bowl to be drafted.’” The Senior Bowl marks the I’m on the other end. But I enjoy it. I Reason for retiring Utah forward Adrian Dantley, the Brooks was voted the South’s top Winfield's world practically came getting better opportunities to score. Since the team’s fortunes are at a revealed the damaged tissue. South coach Red Miller of the professional debut for the college enjoy the kids we’re meeting and I Gibson retired with the Cardinals league's top scorer, and Walter offensive performer in the Blue-Gray apart. He’s gotten over it by now and His new-found confidence was dis peak now, Tonelli may stay with the Cavanaugh should be able to begin Denver Broncos is also mindful of seniors with each member of the win Classic and led the East team in enjoy the parents.” in 1975. For two reasons. . Davis of the Phoenix Suns — who has the talent assembled for the game. pin Weaver team still feels Bob Gibson is one of the played for all to see on the night of No. 1 line for a while. Bossy and Trot working to rehabilitate the knee next ning squad receiving |1,500 and rushing in last week’s Hula Bowl. “My legs were killing me,” he been switched from forward to guard “All but two players last year were greatest pitchers be has ever seen. Jan. 6. when Tonelli connected for tier are still among the league's top week. The third-year pro from losers $1,250. Other South ball carriers are East Catholic wrestling team im said, offering the first reason. “And this year, but was listed in the front- either active or on the injured Explorers play Results: 98 —Bonzani (EC) WBF, 105 Trying to recall that episode five goals against the Toronto Maple scorers, while Kallur is surprising Pittsburgh also had knee surgery Lomax’s targets will be wide Major Oglivie and Billy Jackson, proved its record to 2-4-1 with a 36-24 it was a mental thing, too. I was court in the ballot. The West's star leafs and Bossy, who had 40 goals at with 26 goals. Even Tambellini, the reserve list last season in the NFL,” The East Hartford Explorers (2-4) —Nunez (W) dec. Dean 5-4,112—Johnson Thursday, following the announce twice before, once in his rookie year, receivers Dave Shula of Dartmouth, both of Alabama, Stump Mitchell of decision over Weaver High yesterday going through a lotta personal things. ting guards will be Seattle's Paul the time, collected six assists. third center, has four game-winning says Miller. “That’s the kind of defending champions, having their (W) pinned Liner, 119 —Velez (EC) ment of Gibson’s election to the Hall and again in 1979. when bone chips son of Miami Dolphins Coach Don The Citadel and speedy Joe Delaney at the Elagles’ Nest. I remember one game where the Westphal and San Antonio's George “We always tell him (Tonelli) to goals. talent the Senior Bowl attracts year- woes this season, host Portland (2-4) -pinned Palmer, 128 -Corey (EC) pinned of Fame by the Baseball Writers were removed. Shula, Ken Margarum of Stanford, of Northwestern Louisiana, who Rich Bonzani, Carlos Velez, Todd Weir, 132 —Turgeon (EX) (lec. Johnson 7- other team had the bases full and I Gervin, last.year's All-Star MVP. stay out of the slot, I tell him I’ll in and year-out.” Sunday night at East Hartford High Association of America, Gibson David Verser of Kansas and Mark replaced Rogers. Corey, Chip Turgeon, Ben Leyland, 5, 138 -King (W) pinned LesUe, 145 was pitciiing. I found myself standing Theus is the only starter without slash him if I see him in there,” One player who is apparently un Nichols of San Jose State. in a New England Basketball Assoc, wasn’t able to. Chris Meyer and John Lucier were -Adger (W) dec. Alosky 17-14, 155 on the mound thinking about my ex- previous NBA All-Star experience kidded Trottier after that game, tilt at 7:45. Both teams have plenty of "I honestly don’t remember it,” he wife. I knew it was time to quit.” winners for East. Bonzani won by —Leyland (EC) dec. Thompson 8-3, 167 and Roundfield. Gilmore and Davis "He's had a lot of hard luck," Ar height in their lineups with the —Cummings (W) pinned Morra, 185 said. “I’m sure if he says so, it With 401 writers casting ballots, Bruins set to move forfeit while Velez, Corey, Meyer have earned their first starts. • bour said of the 23-year-old Tonelli. Explorers featuring Tom Roy and —Meyer (EC) plnn^ Reid, Unlimited happened, but I had no idea who he Gibson needed 301 votes, or 75 per and Lucier all register pins for the .Six additional players will be added "But he's been working a lot on his Bill Pardo both 6-9 while 6-8 Tommy -Lucier (EC) pinned Daniels. was from Adam. Probably that hurt cent of the ballots, to be elected to Eagle grapplers. to each conference roster by the puck-handling and skating and he's Blizzard and heavy mist Meggers, 6-9 Mark Plefka and him. But it wasn’t anything personal the Hall ol Fame, and he was named coaches, coming around just excellently. to New Hampshire ex-U(>)nn’s John Thomas and Jeff against him. Most likely I was con by 337. “John is always in perpetual mo Carr, both 6-8, will be with Portland. centrating on something else and Bowie Kuhn, National League when I do that, I give it my complete tion. He always gives 150 percent on SALEM, N:H. (U P I)-T h e Boston think 1 can assure you they feel com Assumption CYO of Manchester President Chub Feeney and Hall of Oregon men Manchester tankers attention. I did the same thing when I every shift, so it’s very, very Bruins will move to Rockingham fortable with this approach." will play St. John’s of Cromwell, Fame President Ed Stack were on cancels all ski training was pitchjng.” satisfying for me and for everybody Park next year if New Hampshire Gov. Hugh Gailen and top defending New England CYO hand for Gibson’s election. So was his must answer to see him come through. " pledges massive financing help for a legislative leaders hailed the an champs, in the prelim at 6:15. new boss and former Cardinals’ Did it well That outburst lifted Tonelli’s $50 million sports complex and nouncement, but took a more KITZBUEHEL, Austria (UPI) — suffer fifth setback teammate, Joe Torre, manager of greyhounds can run there, team cautious view of the specific finan Otherwise, he would' be out Senates before the 1979-1980 World He did it so well in his 17 seasons theft charges season total to 14 goals, but it had The sensation of the World Cup ski l»cause he did not take part in the Cup season. Dropping its third meet in succes Results: the Mets, for whom Gibson, retur owners announced Friday. cial package, saying the proposal with the St. Louis Cardinals he was more iinportant effects than that for circuit, Ingemar Stenmark making first two training runs on Thursday ’Iliis time, however, he said he sion, Manchester H irt bowed, 8M4, 2(X) medley relay: 1. Penney (Cohen, ning to baseball after being away five the Islanders. Entering the second “If this project goes forward, the would take in-depth study. Basketball almost like a machine out there on EUGENE, Ore! (UPI) - Former his debut in a downhill race this and because two practice runs are wanted to compete in the Kitzbuehel to Penney High in CCIL boys’ swim Macrowskl, Labbe, Duffy) l:97.t. years, will serve as assistant University of Oregon assistant half of the season, the defending Bruins have made a commitment to According to the feasibility study, 200 free: 1. Listro (M), 2. Cantin (H), the mound, winning 251 games while weekend, appeared doubtful Friday compulsory for any competitor. downhill as well as the slalom ming action yesterday at the Black pitching coach this season. basketball coaches Mark Barwig and Stanley Cup champions now had be the major tenant," said Paul the sports complex and a proposed 3. Lauzon (M) 2:01.3. losing 174, striking out 3,117 batters, as a heavy blizzard and intense mist “We plan to stage two more scheduled for Sunday because he K ni^ts’ pool in East Hartford. Torre has always been particularly Ron Billingslea must stand trial on more confidence than ever with the Mooney, the president of the 250-room hotel on the 260-acre 200 IM: 1. Sabo (P), 2. Kenefick (M), 3. and compiling a spectacular 2.91 forced organizers to cancel all training runs on Saturday before the feels he has a chance to collect ad Peter Listro was a double winner fond of Gibson and knows him first-degree theft charges involving balance that Arbour has been National Hockey League franchise. Rockingham Park grounds would tn- Krupp (M) 2:19.1. ERA. And he won the big ones, too. training on the eve of the race. race if weather permiU,” an official ditional World Cup points and stand a for the Silk Towners, taking the 200 probably better than anyone else in $3,680 in airline tickets purchased striving for. Delaware North Co., owners of the ject about $50 million into the local 50 free: 1. Leonard (P), 2. Smith (M), He won a record seven straight baseball. Stenmark, who said he would like said. “The weather forecasts, chance of regaining the World Cup EAST FROST and 500-yard freestyles. Tim Lauzon 3. CaUla (P) :23.S. with state funds, a Lan County judge Clark Gillies, who had been on the Bruins and the Boston Garden, and and stall economy each year and games in the World Series and is the “Bob isn’t the easiest guy in the to compete in a World Cup downhill however, are not very en- trophy he last won in 1978. Three players reached twin figures secured thirds in both events with Diving: 1. Labbe (P), 2. SanUna (M), has ruled. Trottier-Bossy line, was moved to the owners of Rockingham Park provide up to 2,000 new jobs for the first time in his career, had couranging.” as East Catolic’s freshman basket Jeff Cantin second in the 200 free for 3. Borgida (M) 219.05 points. only pitcher ever to win the seventh world to understand if you don’t real propose to reopen the horse race The study, done by the Arlington. Together with his second place at game of the World Series twice. Circuit Judge Douglas Spencer the third line with center Steve only one more chance at Kitzbuehel Stenmark has always refused to last Tuesday’s slalom at ball team whipped St. Paul of Bristol the locals. 100 fly: 1. Leonard (P). 2. Kenefick ly know him,” Torre said. “1 caught Tainbellini and right wing Bob. track, add greyhound racing and put Mass., firm of Killingsworth. Liddy Five times he won 20 games or Thursday denied defense motions if the scheduled two training runs compete in downhills since he suf Oberstaufen, West Germany, Sten yesterday afternoon, 63-56. John Scott Smith won the 100-yard (M), 3. Callis (P) :S8.S. him in the 1965 All-Star game in asking the charges against the two Nystrom, The second line, still up an 18.000-seat arena to house the and Co., also indicated that 73 per more, something no other pitcher in could be held Saturday morning fered a serious concussion and other mark could bag additional World Cup Misselwitz hooped 20 points, (2iris freestyle and took second in the 50 100 free: 1. Smith (M). 2. Cantin (M), 3. Minnesota, and he struck the side out proving that it could be No. 1 on Bruins, concerts and other entertain cent of the Bruins current season Noyes (P) :54.9. men be dropped because they had before the race. injuries in downhill training at Val points in the combination even if he Brunone 14 and John Theriault 10 for free for Manchester while Brendan Cardinals’ history was able to do. to end the game. We were in the paid back the funds. many other teams, remained intact ment events and possibly the Boston ticket holders live in areas with good 10 points. Gorman secured second in the 100- 500 free: 1. Ustro (M), 2. Sabo (P), 3. Years ago, I asked Gibson what he shower together and I said, ’Nice Celtics. to excellent accessibility to Salem. places In the bottom bracket of the Lauzon (M) 5:25.5. Barwig. 26. is accused of stealing downhill. yard backstroke. wished to be remembered for most, game, Gibby.' No. 1 called him Bob: $2,000 by diverting unused airline The track, located about 35 miles Carmichael said he had talked with 100 back: 1. Duffy (P), 2. Gorman (M), and he gave me a one word answer — I didn’t feel I could call him Gibby. “I have to see Stenmark in the Tim Kenefick and Larry Krupp tickets, originally bought with UO north of Boston, has been idle since Boston Celtics owner Harry 3. Cohen (P) 1:09.. “consistency.” He used the same He didn’t even answer me. Mind you. downhill race before I believe it,” were 2-3 in the 200-yard IM for Athletic Department funds, into a the 75-year-old grandstand was Mangurian about bringing the NBA Players identified 100 breast: 1. .Macrowski (P), 2. word Thur^ay, on becoming only it was ju s t‘him and me in the said World Cup President Serge Manchester with Kenefick second in Walker (P), 3. Krupp (M) 1:11.3. personal account at a Eugene travel destroyed in a fire on July 29. franchise to Salem, but said the the 100-yard butterfly. Manchester is one of 11 players ever to be elected to shower.” \ “The word this morning, relative Celtics were not an “essential” in BOSTON (UPI) - At least two members of Boston College’s 1978-79 Lang. “I have often tried to persuade 400 free relay: 1. Manchester agency. Billingslea, 30. is charged now 2-5 for the season. (Fitzgerald, Lauzon, Cantin, Listro) the Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Dave Winfield needn’t feel so bad. to our Rockingham Park plans, is gredient to the success of the project. basketball team, including Ernie Cobb, the school’s third all-time him to compete in downhills, but he with stealing $1,680 in the same always turned me down.” 3:80.8. Gibson is board chairman of a bank manner. go,” said Donald Carmichael, presi Once the conditions have been met leading scorer, are under federal investigation for shaving points in Who Am I? dent of Delaware North, a sports con and financing has been arranged. three games that season, the Boston Globe reported Friday, Stenmark’s Italian coach Ermanno Deputy District Attorney Darryl Nogler, however, is confident that Larson said the accounts were kept glomerate based in Buffalo, N.Y., Carmichael said construction in The (Jlobe, quoting an unnamed source in New York, identified the But Carmichael said the plan Salem would begin immediately. other player as Michael Bowie. It said the three games in which the the Swedish slalom king will try the Heiden heads list secret from the UO administration downhill. Danielson Scholarship and were'set up for the sole purpose hinges on state approval of a $125 "Once Rockingham was in opera pointshaving was alleged were a Feb. 3 game against Fordham, a Feb 6 million tax break .for the facility over game against St. John’s and March 1 in the ECAC Regional playoffs “Ingemar wants to do It,” Nogler of "cheating " on NCAA recruiting tion, the (Boston) Garden would no against Connecticut. said. to benefit MHS student rules. the next 25 years and the okay for longer be in existence," Carmichael The bad weather forced organizers for amateur award Trial dales of Feb. 4 for Billingslea greyhound racing at Rockingham by added, noting that two developers ^ston College defeated Fordham 71-64 after being favored by 12 lost the town of Salem, which has turned to St. John’s 85-76 and to UConn 91-74 in the ECACs. to consider a complete reshuffle of A scholarship in the name of Dick INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - His members and the executive board of and April 29 for Barwig were had already approached him about exemplifies the all-around input down the dogs three times in the the two-day classic Hahnenkamm Danielson, former Manchester High stellar performance in the 1980 the U.S. Olympic Committee. scheduled. potential redevelopment of the According to the source, who identified himself as one who placed preached by Danielson for so many past. Garden's North Station site. bets, BC lost to St. John’s by more than the spread. Trophy program. soccer coach who will receive a (lold years. winter Olympics will likely earn More than 2,400 people are casting Roth assistant coaches worked un If the poor weather continues, the speed-skater Eric Heiden the ballots. der Dick Harter and left the universi Describing the Bruins' commit As I recall, Cobb took only two or three shots the first half against St. Key at the Connecticut Sports A goal of $5,000 has been set, ment to move as “total and ab John s, unheard of from him. The next day in New York papers. Cobb jury decided, the downhll will be W riters' Alliance 40th Gold Key Lawrence stated, and close to $1,000 Sullivan Award, a former recipient ty when he did in 1978. Billingslea Makes team postponed to Sunday and the slalom of the honor said Thursday. Other nominees for 1980 were now coaches and plays for a solute” if the project is built, Mooney was quoted as saying the St, John’s defense had played him tough. The Dinner Sunday night, has been es- towards the scholarship has alrrady said there was nothing the city of STORRS (UPI) - University ol b(Mkies in New York all laughed,” the source told the newspaper. moved ahead to Saturday. Ublished. The award will be announced on Jackie Beard, boxer: Greg Louganis, professional ba.sketball team in been received. Those wishing to Boston “would and, in truth, can do ’ Connectirul senior midfielder U got to ^ a joke by the end of the season, ” the source said “Manv If weather conditions improve, the It will be given every year to a make a contribution towaids the Feb, 2 during a dinner at the In diver; Phil Mahre, skier; Mary Finland. Barwig was fired from an bookies wouldn t even put BC on the card.” . program will remain as scheduled dianapolis Convention Center. Meagher', swimmer; Robert assistant coaching job at the Univer Patience and computer to stop them. Lauren Fuchs has been chosen for deserving Manchester High student- Danielson scholarship should The project would be financed the 30-inember 1981 USA field hockey Cobb, from Stamford, Conn., finished with 1,760 career points Bowie with the downhill Saturday at 11:30 soccer player. John Naber, who won the award Nieman, pentathlete; Don Paige, sity of California-Santa Barbara like consistency were my forward checks to the Manchester trademarks. I was known through the sale of $40 million in learn. s from San Francisco. . a.m., the last practice runs ^ing Richard Lawrence Is In charge of after his participation in the 1976 middle distance runner; Ben Peter when he was indicted on the theft Scholarship Foundation, Inc., 20 as a quiet little guy. I guess state-backed industrial revenue The Centereach. N Y . resideni The point-shaving allegations surfaced during an unrelated investiga held before the race. the scholarship fund. summer Olympics as a swimmer, son, wrestler: Linda Shelley, syn charge last summer. ^ Hartford Road, Manchester. said Heiden, of Madison, Wis., I don’t look much like a bonds, which must be authorized by will join players from around Ihe na tion into the December 1978 theft of $5.8 million from the Lufthansa Continuous snowfalls over the past Return The Danielson scholarship will The scholarslilp, which is hoped to chronized swimmer, and Craig sports hero. I tried to use received widespread national televi Virgin, distance runner. the Legislature. The money from the tion for competition with squads cargo termiiMl at New York’s Kennedy Airport, according to Friday’s two days have put a layer of some 20 Ivan Lendj, Czech standout, become part of the Manchester be self-sustaining, is intende(l to my brains. It helped to Washington Post. ' inches of new snow on the 3,510- sion exposure when he won four gbid The 1979 winner was lormer In make me a champ(on for tax breaks and the $5 million in from Mexico, Japan, the returns forehand during match Scholarship Foundation, Inc,, a non maintain an everlasting link of more than 20 years. revenue from greyhound racing Netherlands, West Germany and ^ v ic te d felon Henry Hill, a key informant in the theft case told meter long Streif do'wnhill track that profit group that administers over Danielson to education and medals last winter. diana State University gymnast Kurt Sporl Parude drops 862 meters. with ' Guillermo Vilas in would be used to pay off that loan. Australia in a bid for u auulifvinu federal investigators he paid off at least two players to shave points and $25,000 in scholarships annually. Ckm- Manchester High s 0 • 14 - EVENING HERALD, S a t, Jan. 17, 1981 Tennis tips with Tom atB.C •Forehand BOSTON (UPI) — At, least ttw Flynn said. "The university has raked in fl,000 to |2,000 a game "This is devastatU^ for the Boston College basketball players agreed to cooperate in full with the apiece to bold the n u ir ^ 'o f victory school,” he said. “ It looks awful. collected |1,000 to *2,000 a game to Justice O^Kirtment." under an established betting lipe, the We’re extremely concerned. We By TOM CASALINO shave points during the 1078-79 The point-shaving allegations sur newspaper said. never tbouidit it (the investigatim) ll.S.P.t.A. season, published reports said faced during an unrelaM invesUtfa- "Supposedly, the informants were would happen, not the way we (day Friday. The forehand, along with the tlon Into the December 1978 theft of convicted felons who worked with the the game.” backhand, makes up the nucleus of a “ n ie Justice Department advised |5.8 million from the Lufthansa players in affecting the games,” said The 1978-79 Eagles, playing th d r . us a short time ago that they are con sound baseline tennis game. It is cargo terminal at New York’s Flynn. second season under poach Tom ducting conversations with a very, generally the first stroke en Kennedy Airport, the Washihgton The athletic director declined to Davis, posted a 21-9 record. very few former student-athletes countered in instruction and it Post reported today. reveal the names of those players un "If you watched a Tom Davis who are under Investigation,” BC becomes the shot we tend to hit most Convicted felon Henry Hill, a key der investigation, but said they no team, you’d feel it was in^wsslUe to Athletic Director Bill Flynn said. often and with the greatest con informant in the theft case, told longer attend BC. Flynn said he did fix a game,” said Flynn. “ He used all "They did assure us that neither fidence. federal investigators he pidd off at not know which games, or how many 10 players. We won all IS home i ^ V the university nor any of its The most natural way of hitting a least two players to shave points and games, might have been affected by gaihes that year, and .the games we forehand is with the palm. The employees Is under investigation,” fix games. The athletes reportedly Uie alleged scheme. lost, we should have lost.” Eastern forehand grip allows the racquet to become a continuation of Millionaire today the palm and places the wrist in its most natural cocked position. This / o e ’s world makes the Eastern the preferred of the various forehand grips. BY It is located by placing the palm JOE QARMAN flat on the right hand plane of the LeFlore recalls handle. The palm and racquetface are both perpendicular to the ground. With this position set, the fingers are Book reviews Business founder closed around the handle diagonally date of parole This updated photo is of Walter Thompson, South Bristol, Maine, when Asa Thompson with the butt part way up in the palm The ice harvest is on again here jiist as it Bartlett Sr., right, uses an old : As an outdoor'Writer, and a person discussion of "beaters” and 30 or 40 standing next to his horse-drawn ice cart, hauled in the first harvest in 1826. The pond’s and the forward part down on the CHICAGO (UPI) - Outfielder Ron not reached the megabucks he is ear has been going on each year since 1826 when engine, which drives a saw with; fingers. This correct grip gives us a LeFlore says he can remember the ning after signing with the White Sox. totally involved, and fairly gunners in bare shooting, is a fur thought to have been taken in the 1920s. The present owner, Herbert Thompson, is the son Asa Thompson harvest^ the first ice from knowledgeable in the sports and hob piece from the way we hunt. There the thick ice into strips which are then cut "feel" for the racquet as we become feeling very well. ” I guess you can say it’s been a ' Thompson family has been harvesting ice on of Walter Thompson. (UPI photo) the small one acre pond in South Bristol, familiar with it in practice. bies I pursue, I have gained some are a lot of really good salient points into blocks. (UPI photo) The ye^r was 1973. LeFlore had rags to riches story for m e,” LeFlore '& one acre pond, on the side of Route 129 in Maine. Here Paul ^ n n e r, left, and John- Preparation for the forehand, just been paroled in July of that year explains. 'T v e never minded being kind of reputation for expertise in about shotgunning in general in Uie these areas. Several book publishing book, but they are hard to wade which consists of a backswing, body from the Southern Michigan prison in pictured that way. But I’ve got to let companies have solicited my opinion through. turn and movement, must be quick Jackson. what I do on the field do the talking I find him confusing and un but controlled. As the ball heads “ I had one suit and $45 in cash in for me now.” on new books related to these in interesting. If I were a novice towards our forehand, the racquet my pocket,” LeFlore recalls. LeFlore’s signing with (Chicago, a terests. The good Lord kndws, and so do my readers, that I am no literary shooter, I would be pulling my hair Ice-cutting hasnH changed at Maine pond should be pointed along the baseline Tom Casalino Seven years later, LeFlore has team that is not been the pennant to the side on which the ball will be become a millionaire, thanks to his contender his former team, Mon genius, but 14o try to give an honest out trying to understand his two Forehand follow through appraisal of the books sent to me. pages on shot petterns. He is SOUTH BRISTOL, Maine (UPI) - "They used to have horses pull the route to market. played This brings the racquet back baseball talents that enabled him to treal, has been in recent years, The harvest, which usually takes “ I’ve been doin’ it for ‘bout five selectman, as well as tax assessor, 90 degrees at about waist level. A Recently, I received two books technically correct, but you have to The same steel-toothed “ groovers” saws and hoist the blocks Into the About 750 tons of ice will be pulled is similar to a baseball player sign a multiyear contract estimated caught some people by surprise. place near the end of January, was years,” said Reggie House, 19, a road commissioner and overseer of body turn 90 degrees to the same side from A.S. Barnes and Co. One is a read each page at least twice to un have marked the ice for more thah icehouse,” said Thompson, 75, eyes from the pond by week’s end. striding through a swing. at more than $2.45 million with the His desire to earn as much money moved up this year due to the fisherman from a nearby island. “ I public welfare. He turned ice completes the full backswing. near-disaster for shotgunners in this derstand what he is trying to say, or 150 years at the annual ice harvest on sparkling Wednesday, the big day. “ It makes me feel so good to see it Be sure to hit up on the ball. Chicago White Sox. as possible was not the only reason extended cold snap in the Blast. took over from my grandfather operations over to the younger Our movement to the ball must be countiy to try and read, the other is a to cut through to the nitty-gritty. It 'Thompson’s Pond. “ Now they use gas engines *and cut,” said Thompson, who followed Remember our shot must travel over “ Now, I don’t know how many suits for his decision to choose Chicago. "The ice would be so heavy we’d Stanley after 50 years, when he Bartlett in 1970, laying down his saws super book for fishermen interested may be a great book for shotgunners Wool-hatted lobstermen rise at trucks but it’s still the same.” in short shuffling steps or skips that 40 feet just to clear the net. A ball 1 own,” LeFlore says, "and I have "I remembered my playing days his great-grandfather Melvin and never get it out,” said John Bartlett, turned 80.” on “ doctor’s orders.” in all types of fishing lures. Criticism in Britain, but it sure won’t be a dawn to prepare for the big “ break” Ice from Maine’s countless lakes father Walter into the ice-harvesting maintain our body position while get that passes two or three feet over the about 10 times that amount of money with Detroit and how much I used to who now supervises the frigid work. The decaying pine icehouse was "I still watch ’em cut and wouldn’t is not intended from a literary point howling success with gunners in New — the first sawblade plunged into the and ponds was shipped to the Far trade. ting us to the ball. net will land deep in the opponent's in my pocket.” love to come to this city,” LeFlore "It’s gaining an inch a night.” listed five years ago in the National miss it for anything,” he said. "It of view, but strictly for content and England. one-acre pond surrounded by snow- Blast and South America during the A circular saw mounted on a sled With the preparation complete and court. This swing should start low White .Sox President Bill Veeck, recalls. ” lt was the same way when Temperatures weren’t “ so bad” Register of Historic Places — but just does my heart good to see that the ability of the average reader to 'Die second book, "Ehicyclopedla of frosted spruce and fir trees. industry’s heyday In the 19th century cuts the pond into 22-by 34-inch the racquet lined up to hit the bail, and finish head high with a full exten who dipped into reserves augmented the Expos came in to play the Cubs. Wednesday — about 10 degrees above Thompson has no plans to change his ice slidin’ in there.” enjoy and understand. Fishing Lures” by Lorlng D. Wilson, And Herbert Thompson pledges the — before electric refrigeration. blocks, each weighing 325 pounds. the shot can be executed. Control, as sion of our arm. by Edward DeBartolo to sign But those were day games and I zero. treasure into a museum. was emphasized before, is of utmost Let’s take the tou ^ one first. “ The has to be one of the most comprefaoi- once-famous Maine ice industry will Thompson’s bounty is now stored The huge cubes are slid down chutes Finally, for forehands as well as all LeFlore at a time when DeBartolo could get into trouble at night. The The men who operate the saws, “ If I tumed'it over to the govern importance. In starting the forehand Good Shot” by R. Fraser Wlllet sive books on fishing lures I have live forever at the icehouse built by under hay in the icehouse until spring into Thompson’s unrefrigerated tennis shots, keep your eyes on the was a prospective buyer of the club, Sox don’t play all day games.” picks and “ busting bars” for the ment, they might tear it down and DO IT DAILY - KNOW WHO TO swing it is important to remember states on the dust jacket its aim is to ever seen. ’This book contains more his great-great-grandfather, Asa and early summer, when fishermen icehouse, insulated by sawdust-lined ball. This often overused statement, laughed when he heard LeFlore’s LeFlore’s reputation, as portrayed harvest bear the same names as build a replica and put my old ice CALL WHEN YOU NEED the following points. "help shooters become not only good than 400 different illustrations of Thompson, back in 1826. buy it to keep their catch fresh en walls. in my teaching, means use your eyes story. ip the movie, was one of a somewhat pioneers who plied Thompson’s Pond tools up on the walls,” he said. “ I SOMETHING DONE by reading the marksmen, but sage ones.” T b t ’s lures, starting with crank baits (we First, the racquet should come to guide your swing. Show your "Now I'm the one with just one suit shy, reclusive athlete who was not a back in 1826— six years after Maine want this to keep goin’ on.” Business and .Service Directory in super. I’ve read quite a few books used to call them plugs) U ^ a te r smoothly and slowly to the ball. The muscles the way to the ball, through and little cash in my pocket,” Veeck rabblerouser. But during his one year separated from Massachusetts. Thompson served 24 years as town the Evening Heraid. s p ^ of the swing is limited by our good visual concentration on the ball. said. with the Expos, reports surfaced that with these themes in mind, and ^ v e lures, spinnerbalts, spoons. Jigs, ability to keep the face of the racquet enjoyed most of them because I am spinners, soft plastic lures, plaMc Native soprano, Paups, LeFlore's rise from inmate to I^eFlore was not getting along with Senior Citizens lined up with the ball. Second, once Krol selected baseball star has been chronicled in a some of his teammates or Manager always willing to learn. However, the worms, grubs and natural lures. the ball is contacted, press, through problem with this book is that it is SAN DIEGO (UPI) - New San television movie: “ One in a Million: Dick Williams. Besides the photographs of each smoothly, keeping the racquet on the written by an Englishman for a lure is a descriptive listing of type of Diego Padre Manager Frank Howard The Ron LeFlore story,” starring ac Montreal officials did not hide ball as long as possible. Third, meet definite English following. lure, expressed weight, actual Thursday named Jack Krol, third tor LaVar Burton of Roots’ fame. some of their criticism of LeFlore. the ball out in front. This allows our The terminology and technical weight, in grams, sink rate, sets Manchester concert Show tryouts set base coach for the St. Louis Car But at the time of the 1978 produc But the Detroit native says he weight to work for us as our legs step terms used throughout are all maximum depth achieved, number of MANCHESTER - Ilea Pauns. ______, dinals, to the same position with the tion, LeFlore was earning a modest decided tn.leave Canada without any MANCHESTER - Ilga Paups, Center Congregational Church in British, and, unless the reader is sizes available, number of finlsbes By WALLY FORTIN answering the office phone and a good chance to learn through the shot. This shift in weight Padres. salary by baseball standards and had lingering resentment against the mezzo soprano, will appear in con Hartford and sings regularly as guest familiar with shotguns and shotgun available, primary species sought and checking on our sick some new steps at a . Expos. cert Jan. 25 at 4 p.m. at South United soloist for St. Thomas the Apostle Hi there! Our Variety ning, he would find it difficult to with bait. A description of techniques Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. members. If any of you nominal fee. Also you ” I know some things were said in Church in West Hartford. Her recital Show final tryouts will be transpose and understand what that follows, as to action of the lure, A native of Manchester and a might be interested, stop might want to stick around Montreal about my relationship with work has included programs of Lat held Sunday. There is a Willet means. There are diagratns at slow speed, fast retrieve, dead graduate of Manchester High School, by the front hall and sign . and learn a little bit about Dick Williams and John McHale. I vian art songs, sacred concerts change in the starting time galore of breakdowns of British sidb- fall, and straight retrieve,''fbttotsed -Paups received her bachelor’s in, you’ll be glad you did square dancing which hope the same things aren’t said throughout Connecticut, NeW York, as action will start around by-side actions. Very few of these up by the name of the manufacturer. degree In opera from the Hartt and we ll be grateful. starts at 10 a.m. So it could 6coreboQrcl here,” LeFlore said. “ I don’t harbor New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and 2:30 p.m.We know that guns are used in the United States This compilation of lures in one News here at the center be a fun morning of dan any bad feelings about that (College of Music. She has had several Massachusetts. Miss Paups made some of our new talented 2:30 361. Helene Dey 136-345, today. We are an automatic, slide ac book has to be a real labor of love, starts with the results of cing. All you need to do is SPORTS ON TV GALAXIES- Ceil Niznik experience.” years of professional musical her official New York,debut in Oc members were not able to (14) Emerald Cup Gymnaatka Betty Ritchie 125. and it shows in the neat way these our Tuesday bowling drop around this Tuesday The 3:00 149-370, Carol Shea 153-355, In (Chicago, LeFlqre will play for tion, or over-and-undeV country when experience in both opera and college tober 1979 at Cami Hall. She is a make our first two tryouts SATURDAY 13) Grand Prii Matter Tennia it comes to shotguns. lures are categorized and explained, summer stock including roles in league at the Parkade morning for either one or JAN. 17.1981 Marlene Gilnack 132-353, Tony LaRussa, a manager known as member,'arranger, and guitarist of a and so we encourage them Power Behind Tournament EASTERN BLISINESS- Also covered are British proof- so that everyone can read it easily Tosca, Norma, Amahl and the Night Lanes: Men high single, both classes. (11) NCAA Hockey Lois Dimock 127-167-408, a strict disciplinarian. The rough and famiiy Latvian folk song trio with to be sure to stop in this The Throne MORNING Eich Cochefski 170, John marks (of which this country has and understand it. Visitors. Fiddler on the Roof, and Harvey Duplin, 222; triple, Schedule for week (2Q)<22M SporteWorid Terry Monaco 137-128-375. tumble LaRussa was not above get father, Vilis, and brother, Talivaldis. Sunday. 6:00 4:30 Kunz 168, Bub Holmes 161- none) and the c o n ^ British dress I recommend the book most hearti Carousel. Then on Sunday, Jan. 25, Harvey Duplin, 548; Monday: 10 a.m. to noon, <20) (22) (3$ Bob Hope Deaert ting into disagreements with players Miss Paups is known throughout the (ii F.A. Socc«r * ELK.S- A1 Atkins 153-373. 444, John Lavado 165-406, and stance to assuiije wrheh gunning. ly to all the fishermen who pursue Her work with oratorio has been Ladies: high triple, Edna kitchen social bingo. Noon 7:00 Claaalc — his own and opponent; last year. Hartford area as a wedding soloist we begin the real rehear 5:30 Max Welch 354, Joe Cataldi Bill Colby 155, Mickey British upland game shooting is total their quarry with lures. - extensive Including soloist for the Christenson, 414; high time lunch served. 12:45 >11i Sport«C«nt*r LeFlore says he sees no problem in performing both folk guitar and sals and each Sunday 8:00 titJ NCAABaaketball Sr. 352, Ray Parr 356, Bill Holmes 154-387, Dan Frye ly different than ours, and Wlllet’s premiere of “ Daugava” by Bruno single, Flo Dout, 162 and pinochle games. Bus playing for LaRussa. classical ceremonies. thereafter will be busy NCAA Batfc«tball 152, Rich DeDominicis 148- Skulte at Alice Tully* Hall, the Betty Lamoureaux, 162. pickup at 8 a.m. and 11 10:00 EVENING Adamy 356, Mike “ I’m not in a position to tell the The program will include two ones. a J 399, Pete Scott 148-416, On Wednesday morning a.m. at Arthur Drugs. 11) SportsCenlar 7:00 Vengruskas 151-141-410, manager what I can or should be premiere of “ Karavira Dziesmas” of Bacharias, a song cycle “ The Confes This Sunday, along with 11:00 it was pinochle time and Return trips at 12:30 and 'APOlWERHfXISE (24) Sporta America Art Cajiral 146-147-416, Alan Grzyb 410, Emile doing,” LeFlore says. “ I respect Aldonis Kalnins in New York City, the tryouts, we could use 111 NC a XT rack AndFlald 39 NHL Hockey sion Stone” of Robert Fleming, three Ralph Doyer 146-137-384, Roux 394, Bill Moorhouse soloist in Bach's "St. Matthew some ladies to help with the winners were: Eklith 3:15 p.m. O F AH U M ... 7:30 Tony LaRussa and the job he has rb German songs and a dramatic AMra Kurawwa U «iMUmg camMMr AFTERNOON >11) SportaCenter Chuck Barrera 170-387, 393, Bruce Lavery 391, Les Ski notes Passion” with the Hartford II Paups the decorations and O’Brien, 624; Maude Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus-for done.” monologue by John Mueter, and a set tortfwgswM IMngmmdkMor. 12:00 8:00 Bruce Fish 143-142-412, Christensen 388, Bill Zwick Symphony at the Bushnell costumes for the show. We Custer, 609; Ann Fisher, shopping, beginners round 4Cl Candelpin Bowling (11) Super Bowl VIII Revialted Returning to the American Miss Paups serves regulariy as a of Latvian art songs by several com Travis Cook ,Sr. 151-406, 386, Ted Roback 386. Auditorium, as weli as numerous would appreciate having a 595; Sam Schors, 579; A1 dancing. 10 a.m. square 1:00 9:00 League, where he batted .297 in six chorister and soloist for the South posers. 11) FIS World Cup Skiing Matt Desimone 357, Tony appearances as soloist with such Gates, 575; Annette dancing. 12:30 p.m. return (9 ' Senior Bowl seasons for Detroit, is something By BILL SACHEREK Assisting Miss Paups will be com-' nice turnout and this is a S||\|UIW MUtNHW 'fl) World Cup Tennia 10:30 Y- Bill McKinney 180-194- Church Choral Society in New Bri Hillery, 574; Martin from shopping, 1 p.m. Desimone 152-375, Dave LeFlore is eagerly awaiting. works as Bach’s “ St. John Passion,” chance for some of you ' i t Champk>nah:p Wreatling (5) Sporta Extra 135-509, Ed Bujaucius 153- I skied at West Mountain in Glens tain, has held the positions of soloist poser John Meuter on piano, Bakstan, 574; Lucille Gold Senior Bowling League at Ml NHL Hockey 11:00 Richards 146-408, Joe He is expected to play left field and the Dunifle “ Requiem,” Handel’s Talivaldis Paups on violin, and Jeff folks who don’t care to be M 160-444, Nonny Zazzaro 137- Falls, N.Y., as guest of SANY and and section leader at South man, 571; Gladys Seelert, Parkade Lanes, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 (11) SportaCenter Desimone 149-396, Ron lead off for the Sox and provide the “ Messiah,” Mozart’s “ Requiem,” Krieger on cello. in the show itself, but could 'll) NCAABaaketball 12:00 170-436, Bob Claughsey 141- West while at a meeting of the numerous Bach cantatas. Congregational Church, Hartford, St. 563. exercise class. Devaux 155-384, Dave Van speed and offense the team has A reception shall follow the perfor be a big help with other (39 (2^00 College Baaketball '81 11) Super Bowl VIII Revialted Eastern Ski Writers’ Assn. I had red Joseph’s Cathedral. Hartford, In tbe. afternoon it was Wednesday: 9 a.m. 3:30 1:00 Tassell 158-374, Tom 147-147-435, Bob Frost 168- lacked. Her interests, in contemporary work that has to be done. carpet treatment from arrival to Blessed Sacrament dhurch, East mance. The public is cordially in bridge games and the lucky Health Clinic by appoint ProBowleraTour (11 NCAA Baaketball O’Connor 136-156-419, Er 147-430, Pete Aceto 153-156- “ He stole 50 percent more bases music led to a soloist, part in the Hme for our bus trip to (t1) Tennia: HIghlllghta Of The 3:00 departure along with red noses, rud Hartford, and St. Mary’s Church in vited to attend.’ For more informa nie Pepin 375, Jim Johndro 429, Art Johnson 157-137- skiers over the mountain. premiere performance of several Florida is just around the prize winners are; Tom ment, 10 a.m. pinochle Chiquila Cup 11) SportaCenter than our entire team did last year,” Windsor Locks. tion, please contact David C. Morse, 365, Hal Waldron 137-373, 424. Mark Abarbanal 151- dy cheeks and cold weather. I skipped over to Hunter Mountain contemporary pieces at a concert at Regan, 7,890; Marge games and Friendship Cir ^ 4:00 3:30 said Veeck, pointing to LeFlore’s director of music for South United corner and we remind 9) Grand Prix Maater Tennia 'ID FIS World Cup Skiing Bill Hanson 374. 137-421, Ed Burbank 175- Mike Brandt, West Prexy, said Sunday to watch the $60,000 Mlcbeiob She is presently in her eighth year McLain, 4,910; Marge Gib cle gathering. Noontime National League-leading 97 thefts. Little Carnegie Hall, New York City. everyone going that final Tournament 5:30 419, Jim Martin 150-412, they only had about 17 inches of Light race. Andre Arnold came off as soloist and section leader at Methodist Church at 647-9142. son, i4,800;' Nadine lunch served. 12:30 bridge 'If) Auto Racing: Rallyaprint ' 11) Tennia: Marriott National Col "He scored more runs (95) than any payment is overdue. Also, Bert Davis 146-412, Bob natural snow along with over 2'feet of Hunter $12,000 richer. He has a com Malcolm, 4,050; Betty games, 1 p.m. craft class. MU SABSeS 1B79 legiate Claaalc TRI-TOWN - Ray two of our guys did last year.” we do have a few more (29 Bob Hope Deaert Claaalc manmade snow and skiing was mending point lead. Although he had Granna, 3,810; Ruth Ceramic class starts next Bessette 227-581, Howie Wilson 137-148-407, Tony Spacious Comiskey Park may also seats if anyone is in 5:00 excellent. Beautiful view from the bit of trouble winning the slalom as Regan, 3,730. week. Bus pickup at 8 a.m. 6) Wide World Of Sporta Edwards 233-581, Gary Marlnelli 158-398, Dan be tailored for the righthanded University of Hartford courses terested. Bowling summit as one looked down at Glens there were many icy patches. Arnold Menu for week and 11 a.m. Return trips at 11} Boxing From Olympic Sullivan 223-568. Skip Vignone 157-392, Bill hjtter. Never known, as a home run While on trips we remind Auditorium Hall at the base. Lake <3eorge hlddm beat Richie Woodwa^ in the finals. Monday: Turkey 12:30 and 3 p.m. A M iy i'E S - Flo Niles McConnell 251-547, John. Adamy 166-391, Charlie hitter — LeFlore has only 55 career you that we have fliers T he Arm y was the rolling hills and the meandering The stars will now go to Stowe this vegetable soup, turkey EVENING 128, Reggie Gburski 143- Booth 500, John Miller 516, Whelan 138-383, Fred homers — the 28-year old figures he available for a super week no laughing Hudson River. It Is from here they week for the Avis ^ ,0 0 0 and the face personal life situations sandwich, chocolate pud Thursday: 9 a m. Senior 6:00 342, Alberta Stevens 140, Bob Marchesani 500, Norm McCurry 144-381, Vic in Ireland. This trip is can bounce back from last year’s .257 get their metered water for snow Stowe Winter Carnival. A former ding. Band practice. Noontime matter until 9 Off-Track Betting Joanne Salafia 136-361, .Soren 540, Rob Migliore M arinelli 379, Adolph scheduled for the first 7:00 average. making. Brandt said over 400 Post-marital stress, harmony Management,” J one-day workshop credit concerns will be studied;-' lunch served. 1 p.m. Arlene St. Pierre 125, Bee 519, Joe Catania 511. Kuszaj 136-376, Frank local man Stu Baraw, heads the car week in April. So here’s Wednesday: Shells with f Judy Benjam in II SportaCenter “ I’m a singles hitter and this'park youngsters are enrolled in the nival list. among couples, mid-life crisis and Wednesday, March 11, from 8:30 “Residential Selling and Listing.” meat sauce, tossed salad, Thursday’s program — 27 Soccer Made In Germany DeDotninicis 127-350, Alice Calvo 138-375, Pete Staum is not suiM for the long ball,” a 7 p.m. Thursday class Jan. 22-April call to all you Irish and R [ joined it._ 8:00 Highley Racing classes. mid-career skiils highlight new and a.m. to 4 p.m., with Gary Kasey, as bread and butter, Jell-0. Representatives from Richards 125-134-371, Chris 135-374, Joe Dworak 152- LeFlore says. Today will be Ski (k>nnecticut Day those who arent, but would 11 ESPN Special: Super Bowl VII Competitions from grade school specially designed courses in Con above. This intensive overview is in 2 at Ck)nard High School, West Hart Thursday: Baked ham, North East Utilities will be Revii'ted Cowperthwaite 367, Sally CATERERS- Carol 370, Fred Tracy 146-360, LeFlore says if he can get 60 more at Ski Sundown, Southington, ford. like to be. Stop by, pick up PRIVATE through high school in the many sur tinuing Education offered for Spring tended for young and older adults 'Candied sweet potatoes, coming down to the center 0:00 Anderson 129-349, Joan U wie 133-359, Claire Hall Terry Schilling 355. hits than last year’s dropoff to 134, he Mohawk, Ohoho, Woodbury dnd "System and Analysis Design,” a 7 a flier and see all that 11 NCAABaaketball rounding towns race three n i^ ts a Semester study at the University of who face career change, including green bean casserole, w ith a m o v ie title d BENJAMIN Colby 128-354, Cindy Colby 129-343, Linda Boothroyd can Improve his stolen base figures Powder Ridge. This is a one day p.m. Monday class Jan. 19-hbrch 9, is being offered. '14i World Championahip Boxing: week. Bill Rice heads the racing Hartford. the “ housewife,” the undecided cream puffs. “ Yankee Calling” which Hagter Title Defenee 142, Phyllis Huetis 140, Bev 128, Angie Grtolani 154-130- GOP — Joyce Tyler 209- promotional event to encourage local with Howard R. Chellman, consul By the way, our two and approach Lou Brock’s single program and, according to Rice, The program has been arranged college student, and the man or Friday: Tomato soup, points out the contributions 11:00 Anderson 125-342. 398, Carol Rawson 140-135- 532, Joan Jolie 199-484, Sal season high of 120. .* skiing in the state. The Ckmnectlcut tant in data processing and manage buses to the Coachlight 11' NCAABaaketball some people come over to West for a under supervision of P. Anthony woman whose job has been ter tuna salad sandwich, to industry and show how 128-403, Joan Baldyga 131- ly Heavisides 181-475. chapter of the National Ski Patrol is ment. The tools and techniques of Theater are full now and 11:30 couple of runs during lunch hour as it Giorgio, of Windsor, associate minated. dessert. (Connecticut has had mroe 3 Japan Bowl I'ARKADK IM STY- Ed helping sponsor the event and while business systems design will be we have a waiting list. This is only 3 miles from the center. It provost and director of Adult BMuca- "Contemporary Nursing: The Anybody interested in inventors than any other 1:00 Bachl 203-553, Larry at an area why not have your bin- - analytically reviewed. trip is scheduled for li> ESPN Special: Super Bowl VII reminds me of Grouse Mountain in tion. E. Michael Brady, assistant Process of Management,” an all-day our Senior Citizens Pool state in the Union. They Reyiaited Kowalyshyn 202, Neil Indiana hire ' dings checked for releasing. “ Basic Statistical (Juality Con Thursday, Feb. 5. Vancouver, B.C. director, coordinates non-credit workshop from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tournament to be held also will be showing ways 30i NFL Review And Preview Lawrence 216, Rich ’The U.S. Women’s profeuional trol,” a 7 p.m. Monday class Jan.26- News Just arrived that 2:00 Cowboys taking • Dale Granger heads the ski school offerings. Ten courses of topicai .Saturday, April 25. The session is here at the center shortly to save energy in your Higgins 223-591, Mike Feller in PR demonstration team will present a ^ r i l 20, with William P. Dorozenski. one of our members 11) SporlaCenter with 93 instructors, the largest I have relevance are; designed for first-level managers. are urged to sign up here at home and will also have 2:30 M asilonis 252-567, Joe winter workshop at the areas. ’TIk This is an introductory course in Alfonse Piantanida is a seen in years. Instructors who have “ Separation and Divorce: A Time Instructor will be Nancy Ryan, R.N., the center and leave their “ energy saver” kits to dis 'll) NCAA Track And Field LaVae 238-597, A1 Senna look at Super tix CLEVELAND (UPH - The team Is made up of the eight best quality product control. Dorozenski patient at tbe local hospital 5:00 no classes work in groups on fun to Heal,” 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 16 and M.S. Ms. Ryan is assistant director name and phone number. tribute. . 211-581, John Jenkins 201, Cleveland Indians Thursday an women skiers' in the east, all cer is senior statistical analyst at Pratt in Room 311. 11; NCAABaaketball DALLAS (U P I)-D allas damentals. 23, with Gary Kasey, psychologist of Clinical Services at Triage, Inc., The date will be scheduled Bob Oliver 202-212-223-647, $300 per ticket. nounced that former pitching great tified instructors. This group will 8i Whitney Aircraft Group, United Also, our good friend Friday: 10 a.m. to noon, (Jowboys General Manager and adjunct faculty member. This PlainvUle. as soon as we have enough Ken Oliver 201-565, Don "We are very concerned Bob Feller has been appointed to the Met Tom Jacobs, former Olympian demonstrate an educational program Technologies (k>rp. Mike DeSimone is now kitchen bingo. Noon, Tex Schramm said iworkshop will focus on specific “ Introduction to Sign Language: entries. SUNDAY Wilson 214, John Alvord about ticket scalping,” team’s front office staff to do public of the 1952 Games who raced in the designed for the recreational u ier. The spring program embraces 50 recuperating in tbe luncheon served; 12:45, JAN. IS, 1SS1 members of the (Jowboys’ methods of personal reaffirmation, Interpreting Ethics,” a 7 p.m. Mon Anyone interested In 209, Denny Carlin 214-571, Schramm said Thursday. relations work. nordlc evenU. Jacobs, president of Skiers are encouraged to ask courses in 18 separate fields — Meadows Convalescent setback games. Bus pickup organization will not be during the marital and post-marital day class Jan. 19-May 4. This team joining our Dart League on ' L, MORNING Ken Bower 200, Dick "For the last couple of General Manager Phil Seghi said the Reliable Racing Supply, is questions and participate during the American sign language, Home. Let’s cheer them up at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. at issued Super Bowl tickets period. course will be given by Kay Carver Thursday morning or par V ; 7d» Murphy 209-551, John years we’ve mailed out a Feller would also assist in coaching founder and owner of the coin session. audiometries, business and manage with either a visit or a Arthur Drug. Return trips unless they sign an af "Couple Communication,” a 7 p.m. and Jonnie Duncan. Development of ticipate In our Dart Tour BBortaCenter Myers 213, Brian letter to all personnel the pitchers when training camp operated slot machine ski racing that The King of Winter Carnivals will ment, camera techniques, computer card. at U.30 and 3:15 p.m. 8:00 fidavit stating they will not Monday class Feb. 23 and March 2,9 interpreting/transliterating skills for nament are urged to call Boyington 200-572, Roland telling them that it’s opens in Tucson next numth. is here to stay. Jacqte says any ski take place in Stoew, Vt., from Jan. IS science, financial planning, himum We have tbe need for itDM ClU Baaketball sell the tickets for more ;and 16, with Susan M. Balle, assistant sign language and oral Interpreters tl|e center. The dates will 10:00 Smith 553. against club policy to scalp Feller said he hoped to build con area that has Nastar now will have to -24. The carnival begins with the studies, medical technology, nursing, volunteers to help us with -professor of communication 'arts, will be s t r e s s . Ms. Carver Is senior ftl) SpoftaCanter than the $40 lace value. tickets and if they did they fidence in the pitchers. this machine in three years. some of our programs. be announced as soon as we Avis Cup World Pro Races, featuring 'n irp ose of this course Is to develop opera seminar, professional develop 11:00 Schramm said the af- would lose their ticket The recreational skier comes down rehabilitation counselor at the have enough entries. - (11) NCAABaaketball "They will get confidence by being some of the world’s best ^wnhlll ment, purchasing management, This is an excellent oppor WALT DISNEY fadavits were in reaction • communication skills to help Bristol office. Division of Vocational We are starting ^a new PPODUCTIONS BB NPL BaWaw And Preview FIIIK.M>SHII>- Ruth privilege. Now we’re going successful,” be said. "I believe in the coin-operated courses, sets with skiers. There will also be a duel giant quality control, reading, real estate, tunity for many of you that Woodbury 187-197-.547, Pat to reports that NFL springback poles or gates u his time partners grow personally and resolve Rehabilitation, State Department of program we think* you’ll one step further.” manual labor and sweat. I don’t thinir slalom and slalom events. All this S.A.T. preparation, stock nurket have been thinking about APTIBNOON Feeney 178, Sandy players and team officials .their problems. Education. Ms. Duncan is coor enjoy, especially you folks The Cowboys have hired guys should baby their arms. They is read out on the digital scoreboard. will take place on Spruce peak. If you techniques, and passenger travel and giving us a helping hand. It 12490 sold their complimentary ■ Coping: Women in Mid-Ufe,” a 7 dinator of Interpreter Training, State Kershaw 20W91, Elaine a private investigator to should do a lot of throwing. Physical I took in the Nordic races between have never attenjM a carnival at commercial transport; is aim a good way for you who like dancing. We are ATMS B#A«BlarWr4N^ Super Bowl tickets for high > p:m. Wednesday class Feb. IS^March Commission on the Deaf and Hearing planning to start a , ■ 12:30 Gilbert 176^89, Lou Tou- monitor ticket transac conditioning is crucial to success.” the United States and Canada before StoeW yon owe yourself a liMt. Applicants may register in Suite new members to meet BoccarMaBalnOarmany profits. Tickets for Super a large crowd won by Canada. 18, with Mrs. Joan R. Singer, writer, , Impaired. beginners round dancing tain 498, Lee Bean 497, tions. Feller spent 18 years as a player— There is a bit of something for all, old 228 at Auerbach Hall, on campus at others. 't’rnon<">‘ ' 1 A nme HUtd 1490 Steve Kershaw 513, Bruce Bowl XV between Oakland West Mountain has 19 trails and . television personality and lecturer. Credit Management Cases,” a 7 class on Tuesday morning (iMBABaekalBeB ’The team will distribute all with the Indians — winning 286 fashion suppers, sled dog races, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, We need help with our ROUTI8 M M (im t H ) l mimsHd Hence 566. Phil Hence 51$, and Philadelphia in New Tbe course wiU> qncdmpass health p.m..Tuesday class March 31-May 19, starting at 9. Anita and 848-MM I about 1,000 Super Bowl games and losing 162. He missed tte slopes, some over 8,000 feet ii»g, a ’lyrolian nij^ts and snow and ice from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., iitonday bingo and card games, extnvtgtnia! CoSstsSadistkal'Sl Fete Priskwaldo 514, John Orleans reportedly are - financial concerns, relationships and ‘ with Maurice H. Margotta, coor Russ White will teach this tickets to players, coaches prime years of his career, 1942-44, triple chair 2 double chairs, 2 rope sculpturing Just to memion a few. through Fri(lay, and 9 a.m. to noon on decorating committee, Kozicki 512. being sold for as much as ' time, and the woman alone. dinator of UofH Credit Management class and they really do a and staff. because of service in Wbrld War II. tows and a J-bar to help desperse UM See you on the mountain. Saturday. Call in person, or phone fund raising, planning PL£ASECMl-n4EinPRE “ Career Development: Life Skills Program. Selected cases in everyday super job. It’s a lot of fun (203 ) 243^371. programs for Thursdays, FMiaCREBiTligS 1(1 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 17, 1981 .bance club plans Ns«i Wsnlsd TV today MECHANIC EXPERIENCED LEGAL lice cream social EXPERIENCED IN all SECRETARY in Oiastonbuiy pbaiei of truck and auto center. General practice. No repair, gas and disael. ^ MANCHESTER — The Manchester Square Dance Minimum five years MORNiNO 5Sth^t§[PilBus*ne^S^ anthropology sludents from ‘22) Championship W rotlHngV Club with the cooperation of Shady Glen will hold an ice e x ig en ce. Must have own Beneliti. Salary commen 5:00 Chicago travel to Ihe Louisiana JuNa Child And Moro has uncovered (Closed- misaiie bate. (R) (2 hra., 23mina.) cream social and open dance for all club level dancers ^ I s . Start at $7.00 p6r hour. surate with ikilli and Captioned; U.S.A.) Newt swamps in search of the crAature Company t 29 HoHywoodHeertbeet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Verplanck School on OlcoU St. in All fringe b e f its . For ap experience. Box 171, East 5:30 from Black Lake. (2 hrs.) i27) Lawmakara OKN) 8 9 Qoodlea pointment, call 688-76M. Glastonbury, 06026. 9 Movte*(Tille Unannounced) Ill SportsCenter (30 Program Unannounced t •) Freebie And The Been Freebie S a t u r d a y 89 Second City TV Manchester. BABYSITTER NEEDED, (90 mms ) 34) Mundo Real ‘399 NHL Hockoy Boston Bruins vs .a endtheBeanmekeinunlikelyteam 11:30 Earl Johnston will be calling. Ross and Anita White 6;00 38' Ash The Manager Philadelphia Flyers of teamalera when they give geer- (3) Jep an Bow l The 6th Annuel f i n a l INSPECTION looking for mature ana 3 Up Front 10:26 40 Movie -(Mualcai-Comady) ** H grindlng, high-speed chhaae in an Japan Bowl between coHege foot- ' will cue the rounds. CLERK, needed to work Mon NURSE lUDES responsible person to babysit S Pattern For Living 9U40 SchoolhoueeRock “ThoroughlyModarnMillia” 1067 18-whael aeml to a gang ol truck ball eeniors aeieefad from NCAA Mr. and Mrs. Phil Madore will have door duty. day, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7 7-3, 3-11 and 11-7 positions for my 3 year old son in 9 Children’s Qotpel Hour 10:26 Julie Andrews. Mary Tyler Moore, in Arthur Carlson (Gordon hijackers. (60 mint.) schools. p.m. to 7 a.m. and Friday 6 are now available on a full exchange for an efficiency 3 In The News ihe t920's two young girls en (8)^ The Love Beel A woman Refreshments will be served by board members. tt F.A . S o ccer ‘The Road To Jump, right) Is honored, but 18 )Movle- z ' IH - EVENING HERALD. Sal.. Jan 17. 1981 •Powwrtt - ClMrlM M. SciMlIZ EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 17, 1981 - 19 7 ACROSS athletic group Answer to Previous Punis fUWVDOVDUUlANTl A ll IUANT 'I eUBSTHAHSl 2 Lang By ADigaii van Buren 1 German n u u t J TO amCISB ME / NOT ASI0N6 ■ O G k^ALLlWETWE?^ T O P 0 I5 Y E L L fascist 3 Greek letter AT vniiM TOO MUCH., 5 Qm ipof 4 Similar □ □ Western allies compound □ G 9 .Vase 5 Compass f2 Givh signal point d e a r ABBY: My husband and I live on the lOth floor of 13 H o m n For Solo 23 Homtw For Solo 23 13 Tailed 6 Air (prefli) Na/p Wanlad 13 H»lp WanM an apartment in Honolulu. Every day when I get home from amphibisni 7 Coarse cord X MU$T HAVE 60T work' 1 find my husband out on the balcony looking into 14 Regret 6 Aquatic MACHINISTS ■ Minimum 5 SERVICE DISPATCHER for SOUTH WINDSOR - 335 FIVE ROOM DUTCH other people's apartmente through binoculars! On weekends 15 Low femele mammal years experience on busy Air conditioning and Buckland Road. Six Room COLONIAL - Oil heat. and during the evening hours, this is the way he spends all r.«iS voice 9 Egg on □ a brid^eport and general Refrigeration company. Oversized Cape, plus one un Hardwood floors. IVk baths. A R A ISE'.__ his spare time. I told him that his peeping-tom hobby was 16 Court order 10 Regrets GGOG machining. Overtime and Previous experience helpful, finished room. Two car gar Two bedrooms. L a rn base u n itin g to me. and he ought to see a psychiatrist. He says PriMlIla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 17 Acqire 11 Fishing aids company paid benefits, in an but not necessary. Must nave age. $69,000. Please call ment. Wooded acre. Glaston MY d e d u c tio n s AffC 18 Second 19 Loam •“ >■‘'"8 — ‘Bat I am upset for nothing. President air conditioned plant. good telephone voice, and be owner 643-5810 after 5:00 p.m. bury. $69,900. 649-89S6. Abby. last night took the cake. He actually dragged an 21 One-billionth Dynamic Metal Products Co. 20 Sameness (prefix) being 50 Actress able to work under pressure. AmD t h e R e : ^ easy chair from the living room out on the balcony and sat 22 Eternity 422 North Main Street. Call 528-4144. VOUR AMBITION TO F THERE'S ALWAVS ^ NOT TO /MENTION BUr bOU'RE GOINS TD 23 Adjacent 35 Normandy Harding spying through those binoculars for two hours! (He loves to PLAV IN A SVMPHONV 24 ( lo g ic a l pe 25 Center of tail invasion day Manchester. 646-4048. _ _ h e r e t h a n o n see women undressing, or better yet, a man and woman ANEEPFORGOOP CELLISTS, BASSISTS, HAVE A TOUGH CLIMB riod 51 Christmas ORCHESTRA IS TRULV TVAAPANISTS ANP 26 Egyptian 38 Fores unit RNS LPNS'NURSES AIDES Business Opportunities 14 FUBUSHrSNOINE together!) ANP FLUTISTS. AS A COMBIST.' 26 Obstruction 52 Coin of Italy l a s t WONPERFUL, STUART.' VIOLINISTS. 29 Serpent cross 40 Cupid ■ Residents of Rockville Ver EQUAL HOUaiNQ OPPORTUNITY M V CH ECIC. ^^by, don t you think there is something seriously wrong 27 Storm 54 Staff officer BUSINESS ASSOCIATE. 33 Faerie Queene 43 Disfigure non. Visit with CGS Services with a grown man whose hobby is spyingxin other people in 34 Praise 28 Oetolstion 55 Patella Tuesday January 20th. at Partner. Leasee or Manager. this manner? Or am I upset for nothing? 30 Song 46 Hall rug Must be expert in transmis All real estate advertised In thia newspaper Is subject to 36 Raw materiets 56 Jerk (colloq.) Howard Johnson's Motor eeeeeoeeeeeeeeaeoeeeeeoeae •••••••••••••••••••••••••a UPSET IN HAWAII 31 Midwestern 47 Don sion sales and repairs. Have the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Il 37 Russian secret 59 Dance step I-odge, 451 Hartford Turnpike. Household Ooods 40 Articles lor Sole 41 Apartments For Bent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 police college 49 Barrel stopper Vernon, from 9 to 3. We offer location, space. lifts, and legal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dis DEAR UPSET: Your husband is a voyeur — one 39 Take the bus 32 Abstract capital available. Write box top rates, quick pay plan, crimination based on race, color, religion, sex or FOR SALE, MOVING - Bar, VERNON - Near 86, luxury MANCHESTER, Kids ok. who habitually seeks sexual stimulation by visual 41 Those in HH c.'o Manchester Herald. 1 many bonuses, call 749-2241 color TV, lamps. office 2 3 4 8 9 7 9 9 10 11 Will call back on all replies. national origin, or an Intention to make any such Condo. Appliances. $345 Two bedrooms with fenced means. The seriousness of his hobby can be deter for an appointment, or just SEARS KENMORE Refrigerator, oven. Cali monthly. Security, mined by a psychiatric consultation, and I recom- 42 They would preference, limitation or discrimination. This yard $230. Call Locators. 236 12 11 14 stop in. WASHING MACHINE. before Monday. Fran 646-te48. references. Call 4863923. (coni) Private Instructions IB 5646. Fee. *’i**’i your husband does nothing but 44 Tell newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement Deluxe model. Two years "look," it's not harmless if he spends hours at It, IS 19 17 46 Gain as clear ALL OPFICE WORKERS - for real estate which Is In violation of the law. young.; Excellent condition. GLASTONBURY (SOUTH). SOUTH WINDSOR, Carpeted knowing it upsets you. LEARN THE ART OF profit 11 21 Residents of Rockville Ver Asking $175 . 569-7764 after TAG SALES Half of exceptional new 3 rooms. All modern, ^ ’s. non. visit with CGS Services PORCELAIN DOLLMAKING 5:00 p.m. 48 Pronoun 1 Duplex. Features carpeting, Call Locators 236-5646. Fee. Captain Eaay -- Crooka a Lawra^ca 22 H i Tuesday January 20th. at ■ 5 week classes now forming. 49 Harmful excellent closets, dishwasher, 53 Serpentina ■ Make .vour own Heirloom 28 29 27 30 31 Howard Johnson's Motor SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOME BUYERS S PE E D QUEEN HEAVY ^XAG SALE Closine' Ui'p to dispose- all, self cleaning TO SUBLET - $325 per month. 57 Onx (Sp ) 32 Lodge. 451 Hartford Turnpike. Doll For information call 289- DUTY WASHING MACHINE — - ^ DEAR ABBY: I work for an executive in a large, ■ 50% off storewide collec oven, private basement with One Bedroom Apartment. PIR9T0P A L L -H E R g '9 A FOR YELLOlWkNIFB-lU THB 58 Slanted 33 Vernon, from 9 to 3. We are 8782. - New, never used! $W5. Out important firm, and as such, I telephone other businessmen tibles, treasures, craft laundry hookups, IMi baths, Beacon Hill. Available in similar positions. The purpose of this letter is to express PIAIM TICKBT-ON A ai9HT N0RTHWB9T TBRRITORV 60 Actress Foch ■ ■ recruiting for Temporary Connecticut Housing Finance Authority side aluminum Storage Shed, TAKINO OFF TOMORROW 37 . 0 1 supplies, jewelry, books, deck, neighborhood setting, February 1st. Call 528-8968. amazement at the stupidity of some of the secretaries with OF CANADA-W ITH A 61 Compass assignments in your area. We $40. Call 649-1149. minutes to Hartford. $525 MORMMAI FIROT STOP AT ------point ■ ” 1 REAL ESTATE dolls, furniture, and after 6:1)0 p.m. whom I have spoken on the teiephone. 42 41 offer top rates, quick pay knicknacks. 133 Spruce St., monthly 633-4566. Broker. 62 Woman's Example: When I telephone and say, "Is Mr. Jones nsms 1 plan, many bonuses. Call 749- Announces home mortgage funds will be KENMORE DOUBLE OVEN Corner of Birch. MANCHESTER - Two 49 Homes For Sale 23 ELECTRIC STOVE - available? Mr. Long of ‘X’ Corp. is calling,” I have been 63 Home of Eve 2241 for an appointment, or FEMALE ROOMATE MID bedroom apartment. ■ available January 19 on a first-come, first- told "One moment, please, I don’t think he's come in yet.” 64 Solidify 49 80 81 84 86 81 just stop in. Excellent condition! Color: TAG SALES, Spring Cleaning- TWENTIES WANTED to Convenient to center. Recent EXECUTIVE HOUSE - White. COO firm. Please call (And this is at 10:46 a.m.) 65 Ages " ■ served basis at over 60 participating lenders Don’t Miss-Useful houseful share duplex. Glastonbury & 87 Contemporary. Cathederal ly remodeled. $360 monthly, Or: "He hasn't come back from lunch yeL but he won’t be 66 Smell 89 81 90 RNS-CALIFORNIA 643-0732; keep trying. items, clothes, furniture, crib, Hebron area. Must be neat. includes heat, hot water, Immediate openings Staff ceilings Three bathrooms. for both newly constructed and- existing gone long. Nobody took him." 91 92 13 antique high chair. Saturday Pets considered. Rent appliances. Security deposit. DOWN nurse Med Surg. ICU CCU Walk-in closets. Nine rooms. homes, subject to all CHFA sales price and Articles lor Sole 41 Or would you believe, “Just a minute. I think he's in the 17th, 74 Kennedy Rd. 10-3 p.m. negotiable. Call after 6 p.m., No pets. 643-9687. 94 98 99 beginning salary $1.390month 2355 square feet living area. 2 Inside. m-3560. John.” 1 College plus shift differential. Moving car garage. For sale or rent. family income limitations and CHFA applica People can be taught how to type and take shorthand, but H i Homes lor Rent 54 (NtWtFAFfR IMTIRFRill AIIN I expenses negotiable. Evenings 649-5635. or 643-9508. tion procedures and approval guidelines. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 FRESHLY REMODLED 3 I honestly believe secretaries should be given a course in Excellent benefits. 56-bed common sense. ALUMINUM SheeU used as bedroom apartment. Kitchen, BOLTON 4 room ranch, in acute care hospital. Apply at: NEW YEAR. NEW HOME. FR EE TO GOOD HOME, dining, utility room. $425 SACRAMENTO Eskaton Colusa Hospital. 199 Custom Built 3 bedroom. An applicant must appear in person at a par printing plates, .007 thick cluding heat, and appliances. Al% Oop — Dave Qraue 23x2814'’, M cents each or 5 Female beagle 6 years old. montniv, plus utilities. Call $375 monthly. Lake privileges, E. Webster St.. Colusa. Calif. Features include. Random ticipating lender with a signed real estate ^ayed. Good with children. 643-5001. DEAR SACRAMENTO: Unfortunately it can’t be 95932 EOE. 916-458-5821 Dir width. Pine floors. for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be no pets, one child. Call 742- Driclqe picked up before 11 a.m. Call 643-8121. 6736 taught. It’s a pity that common sense is such an of Nursing Wainscoating. Raised panel sales contract and a copy of his or her most uncommon commodity. doors. Appliances, Storm win ONLY. MANCHESTER 3 room apart ITWG6E OL' RELICS MUST recent income tax return. No applications will BICHON FRISE PUPS - AKC ment, heat, hot water, elec I W VUORTH A FOPCIUNEl M A V re IT LO O KS THAT PA RT TIM E dows, Doors and much more. THREE BEDROOM CAPE Wtur 1-raU, BILLY BOY, Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag______I>ast home in new develop be taken prior to January 19. WHEELS. GM-13” , 14". Ford Registered. All white. Very tricity, appliances. with first floor family room BUT TAKE MW4 WORD TYPIST CLERK. Call 649- playful. Non-altergic males. References. No pets. $285.646 8900______ment, Call Peterman Realty 15". Plymouth 15". Dodge plus a rec room. Large lot FO R IT.,.. 649-9404 or 646-1171. Truck 16", 8-Iug, split-rims. Call 646-4894. 3167 or 2263540. near school. $595 per month DEAR ABBY; What should be done when children (this Standard opening leads ARE YOU LIVING ON A Brochures end information 643-2880. unheated. Lease and security. one is only 3) use dirty language? This little imp happens to By Oawald Jacoby FIXED INCOME and finding GLASTONBURY 7 roomjplit LOVEABLE TUX, a stunning FEMALE ROOMMATE 6461671, 8 a.m. be my niece. She’s pretty and smart as a whip, but some of and Alan Sontag it hard to make ends meet? level. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 1 ^ are avaiiabie from PRINTING MACHINE^RY, Angora cat and Onyx, a WANTED in Manchester. Call the four-letter words She uses (and in all the right places) I m looking for a mature, larg e living room with participating iendera or CHFA Multi 1250 offset press, Plate darling kitten, searching for a 649-0792 days or 646-7674 MANCHESTER HOME 6 would curl your hair! good home. 633-6581 or 342- evenings. In deciding what to lead, card. We will start with a responsible person to live, fireplace. Quiet area close to 525-9311 maker. Arc lamps. Letter rooms. Extra bath with Her parents ignore it, and advise everyone else to, too. you have to choose the suit table of choice of leads from a rent free in an efficiency gQif course. Immediate oc- presses, Light table. Paper appliances. $275. Call Meanwhile this foul-mouthed kid embarrasses everyone first andihen pick the specific suit of four or more car^: apartment in my home in cupancy. Assumable cutter. $1,600. 742-5264. TWO BEDROOM Locators 2365646. Fee. who comes into the house. POMERANIAN & COCK-A- APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall exchanp for babysdting ser- mortgage cal! 649-9404 or 646- I’m for going back to the days when parents taught kids You Hold (ri Least vices. Interested? 528-4594. |171. Investment Property SB Business Property 20 POO CROSS. 12 weeks old. carpeting. Appliances. omcM-Slofea for Rent 55 LeadAgiintt AgakulSuft what was unacceptable by giving them a good whack on the FourCsrdsWHh: Nofnimp: Small, white and fluffy. Paper Immediate occupancy. $325 behind! Contract: MANCHESTER EAST W trained. $25. Call after 3 p.m. plus utilities. Call after 5 STORE OR OFFICE SPACE 1. AKQ or AKJ A K ■ AUNT DONNA CENTER ST. 7 room home SEARS 10 DIGIT DESK TOP 6463036. p.m., 871-8288, or 487-0595. available, 200, 400, and up to Tha Flintatona — Hanna Barbara Productiona 2. AK 4th best K zoned for professional office PRINTER CALCULATOR 5000 square feet. 6461442. 3. KQJ or KO 10 K K use. $75,900. Gordon Realty $40. Also: R.C.A. Antenna FOR SALE WHITE FOUR ROOM APARTMENT DEAR AUNT: Kids deliberately misbehave to get FOR SALE attention. They dog’teqre If they get a-whack on the 4. KQ 4th best K M3-2174. Rotator. Box and roof motor BUNNIES, $3.00 or will con - Second floor. Available PROFESSIONAL OFFICE behind. They prefer it to ein g ignored. Using “dirty” V'KNOVV, FRED. . , ...YOU CAN'T 5. AQJ Q d A MANCHESTER ------— only. $15. Please call 646-6649. sider trade for different February ISth. Mature adults. SPACE In prime location. Will I THINK WE \ ( HUH? FOR SALE 80’x300' C zone, — ------breeds. Interested in Locating No pets. Security. alter and decorate to suit te language is a sure way to get a rise out of adults. If CONCENTRATE WITH O 6. OJ 10 or QJ 9 Q Q there’s no reaction, the kids will abandon the prac OUGHT TO ( WELL, THOSE DARN SKIERS ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB with 7V4 room cape. Near TWO V, BEDS FOR SALE female Red Satin. 646181L References. One Car Parking. nant. Raymond E. Gorman, 7.QJ 4th best Q tice. C A L L IT \ O K A Y a n y w a y .;' hospital, reasonable. By complete with mattresses and Bolton 6461265.______233 Blast Center Street. 646 8. AJ 10 J BUILDING A LAND owner, no agents, 649-8068. springs. Good condition. $35 A d a y ./ / V / A MANCHESTER - 5 Rooms. 1139. 9. KJ 10, J 10 9, J 10 8 135 ELDRIDQE STREET •••••••••••••••••••••••••> pgji evenings, or Satur- 5 MONTH OLD FEMALE J J Household Ooods <0 day 643-9286. First floor apartment. Stove, 10. A 10 9 10 A MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 BEAGLE, desires good home. refrigerator. One car parking. OFFICE SPACE MAIN Do you have questions about sex, love, drugs and Has had all shots. Askiking $20. STREET LOCATION - 150 Browing up? Get Abby’s new booklet: r / 11.K 10 9,0 109,1098.109 710 10 ' GENERAL ELECTRIC Com 644-3143. $325 plus utilities and heat. USED REFRIGERATORS, Working couple preferred. No square feet. $100 monthly in Wlut Every Teen-ager Ought to Know." Send B2 12. A 4th best A Sealed bids may be submitted prior to January 19,1981, bination Refrigerator, $25. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• cludes central air and neat. WASHERS, RANGES - aean. pets. References. Security and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed en 13. K9 6. Q 98, J 9 8 9 or 4th best 9 or 4th best Sears Kenmore Washing Antiques 40 One year lease. Call 6462457 velope ‘n: A b^, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, when they will be opened at the clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Guaranteed. Parts L Service. Machine 2 in fair condi deposit. Call 5 to 8 p.in., 6 ^ 14. 98 7or686 9 9 Low prices! B.D. Pearl & Ted Cummings, or 647-9997 Al Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. All bids must be submitted with a $2,000.00 Certified tion, recliner Chairs, $10 each. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, and Sieffert Sr. Son, « Main Street. 643-2171. This is the standard table Simmons Crib, good condition used furniture. Also mis FIRST FLOOR 3 room apart Q When leading a three-card Check representing the down payment. $20. Call after 3 p.m., 643-4834. cellaneous items. Tommy's Wonted to Rent 57 that goes back to auction and suit from holdings such as: QUARTZ HEATER ment, carpeted, appliances, i ^ i 7^^ ^ H r while some avant garde play Trading Post, 62 Village St efficient. Electric radiant K Q 7 O J4 J10 6 ELEMENTS for BoeKamp H O M E L IT E EZ 14 " ers are experimenting with The Manchester Italian American Society reserves the Quartz Heater now available excellent location. ^ GARAGE WANTED to store K74 Q53 J42 CHAINSAW, extra chain, one or two cars. Call Don at Pstf rQph Tha Bom Loaar — Art Santom different leads we recom Saturday 165:30. 871-6384. per month. No utilities In- 10 6 3 right to accept or reject any and all bids. at Economy Electric, 440 scabbard, $95. Three man 09 mend that you stick to stand eluded. Peterman Realty 646 633-4577. Oakland Street, Manchester. Fleetwing Bobsled $30. John ard. lead boldface card 6462830 or 1-806832-7009. 9404 or 6461171.______TAUmjg (Apfg 304loy 20) Nor j r r T B ' son 20 outboard, $375. New RENTALS MATURE GENTLEMAN ALLneewses^ J ' t j r In examples 2, 4, 5, 7 and 8. From holdings such as: mally you’ra vary dlpkxnatK and y HQt\e^ if partner has bid the suit lead 965 852 743 brown leatherette couch $275. MANCHESTER, Cozy one desires room in private Cfour taldom aay Ihinga viMcb could JUOT U K E ! t . 6367007, evenings. bedroom available now $200’s. the same card against Rooms lor Rent 52 residence. Kitchen pnvileges offand olhara. Howavar, without 1 modern practise is to lead Call L ^ators 2 3 6 5 ^ , fee. desired. References ^ V irth d a g r thinking yoi TUBOLPMM notrump that you would lead third best, standard to lead Business & Service WASHING MACHINE $60. sita today. against a suit contract. LARGE ROOM in nice EAST HARTFORD, Utilities available. Call after 4:30 p.m., mJiBP.Bin’., S the top. Use either, but make Gas stove $60. Refrigerator 643-0034. QIMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 2 In examples 5, 8 10 12 the sure you and your partner are $50. Complete Queen Size private home. Extra nice paid. One bedroom with Unlaaa you ara axtramaly budg- ace leads against a suit con neighborhood! All utilities. carpeting. $180. Call Locators, jM iM ry 18,1M1 I in agreement so you won’t get Water Bm $75. Please call et-mlndad and prudant today tract are very undesirable. connued. Garage. Kitchen privileges. 2 3 6 ^ . Fee.______Set your elgtitt on acquiring new thara Is a strong possibility you'll * J ** 6461971 after 5:00 p.m. □ AUTOMOTIVE cohorts and targets more In tine V ‘ ‘n 1 Try to lead another suit. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Private bath. Security. $50 ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY spand mora than you should and J n 1 2 weekly. 649-6017. with your own views In the latar barata yourasH lor doing f / ' GREEN HARDWOOD - $60 APARTMENT FURNISHED months ahead. Cast aside those so. 11 per cord delivered. Cut and - Central air and heat. Autos For Solo 01 associations which have been t r ® ^ i-i * i QUIET ROOM on bus line. $40 CANCER (Jims 21-July 22) It Our Boarding House split. Call 742-7598. Complete kitchen; Main troublesome, or a burdan. may not bs u assy as usual lor , 0 per week, plus security. 1 • V V » Street location within walking CAPWCORN (Dae. 22-Jan. It) you and your mats to ba tolarani V ^ ^ V V Y’v ,v V Vf V V Strano Real Estate. Call 6U- Things which normally wouldn't of aach ’ otbsr'a thotlcomlngs 0 NEW QUEEN OR KING SIZE 2129. distance to hospital. $60 week create problema in your one-to- W n m i m 's WATERBED, never opened, ly. Security required. One today. Both should ba on guard! WInthrop — Dlok Cavalli A l it t l e mure 5UPEK-PUFER t h e f l e a t r a in e r WANTED JUNK AND LATE one relationships could do so LEO 26M m . 22) Your 10 year warranty, walnut year lease. Call 6462457 Ted today. Extrame tact will be (My (SLUE IN THE iZJRNER AMP IT i’ ,WRECKED MY BUSINESS CENTRAL LOCATION - Free MODEL WRECKS - Cash patlsnca and ttidi-to-lt-lvanaa PtJNE.’ THEM PA(SLIACCI WILL, stained pine frame, head- Cummings, or 647-9997 Al Paid. Call Parker Street Usejl required to keep things on an could bs put to tha last In an 'lOURTlROUBt.E IS ^ I NEVER SAW BV 9NIM(S AWAY PlN9 parking. Kitchen privileges. even keel. Romance, travel, luck, INFLATE IT! CHI----- El TO EVERY KIP ’ Services Ottered board, deck, pedestal, mat Sieffert Sr.______Auto Parts, 3nc. 6463391. undsraking you kiHlally thought 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Conirocting S3 tress, liner, heater. Originally Security and written resources, possible pitfalls and would ba a snap. Ksap cool, FORTUNATELY HE $330 now $199. 5660073, Rocky references required. 14 Arch FIVE LARGE ROOM career for the coming months vm oo (Aug. 22-Eapt 22) Don’t EVB^yiHINe/ WDBRYSO /ANYTH INg-. vAiDRRYAaotJrr. HOW (SOT FIRED WHEN REWEAVING BURN CHILD CARE; Liscensed Street. DUPLEX - Private entrance. BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR are all discussed In your Astro- INDUSTRIAL MACHINE LEON CIEZSYNSKI Hill. 1st youraslt ba placad In an awk WOTLeSO. j MUCH. FORTUNATE HIS TROUPE ESCAPED HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas mother to care for children in Gas heat. Washington School SALE, 1976 Dodge Aspen, 6 Graph which begins with your ward position today wbsrs you R E P A IR - All k in d s : BUILDER. New homes ad- t h a t P ^ S HAD THE OWNER'S repaired. Window shades, a loving environment. 646 m eed, $1900. 1976 Dodge birthday. Mail $1 for each to feel lorcad to go along with lbs Bridgeports, Lathes, ditlons, remodeling, rec REFRIGERATOR, Excellent MANCHESTER - Excellent District, Manchester. $325 (SA6 LEFT Venetian blinds. Keys. TV 4890. furnished room for monthly, plus utilities. 2 Charger Special Edition. 2 Astro-Qraph. Box 469. Radio crowd, aspaclaTly H you’ll havs to Bullards, etc. Please call 646 rooms, garages, kitchens condition $150. Three piece City Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure FROM H\6 FOR RENT. Marlow’s. 867 ------gentleman. No kitchen months security. References. door, 8 cynnder,ylindei $2,500. 1974 spand monay or tomalhing you 1987. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, men's suit, new $250, worn to specify birth date. don’t sn|oy. BALLOON BOOTH Main Street. 6465221. I^ WILL SELL YOUR CAR ...... ______dorm i^rrM ’oofing. finrRe'Sito^^^^ Reside ■ ■ privileges. References. $35 No pets. Immediate occupan Oldsmobile Cutless Supreme. AOUAMUt (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) ------FOR YOU and get what you ••••• ------. . . . . — twice $75. Size 43 or 44. 646 8 cylinder $1,500. 197i GMC LMRA (Sspt S 6 0 e t 22) QoaN Polnling-Popering 32 tioninitrclal. 649-4291. weekly. Call 649-4003. cy. 742-8268. Pay particular attention to sensi- you sat lor youraall today ara CERAMIC FIRING. Discount want for it. Call &I, 649-9337, ‘71. Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel ble health habits today. If there is rsachabis, but It may raquira 1— r U rates. (Juick service. Call 643- 5:00 p.m to 7:00 p.m., daily. DESIGN KITCHENS, drive, $1,500. 1969 AMC Am- something which you know you cisvat mansuvsring to gat p M ii 1 ^ 2543 ______1______PROFESSIONAL PAINTING cabinets, vanities, counter bassldor 4 door $300. 1975 shouldn't eat or drink, by all the challangaa and obatadaa In ------WILL DO HOUSE - Interior and exterior, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Chrysler Cordoba, poor condi means pass It by. your path. PltF CLEANING - Reasonable. Ef- Commercial and residential, custom woodworking, colonial tion, best offer. The above P18CI8 (Fab. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (O ct 144ISV. 22) H7 cfUHU Free estimates. Fully in- reproductions. J.P. Lewis 646 Don't bank too heavily today on Avoid gsttliig Into diacusakxia ★ ficient.k Reliable references. may be seen at the Savings Individuals about whom you sured. 646-4879. 96M Bank of Manchester, 923 Mam today with parsoni wtio hold Lavy*a Law Jamaa Schumaiater R R iiPHni cT i-nv Have own transporUtion. Call know little, especially if they're vlaws dlamstrlcally opposing PRECISION St., Manchester. merely social acquaintances who “ k ' ' ™ S e s “ win 949-8524. or 742-9246 anytime. yourt.— irs. An amumantsrgumsnt cauk)couk) anauaansua EXTERIOR PAINTING, WOODWORKING - Formica ALD W ELL promised to do something for iaavlngring hard Mtaalingt in i In Itt waka. pick up and deliver. Please experienced college student. Counter Tops, Cabinet Work, 1970 INTERNATIONAL you. SAQITTARIUSmu8(Nav.l61>ae.I1l (Nev. 22-Oac. 21) Looki-TNreeABeA call 6462161 after 4:00 p.m. Quality work. Very Contemporary Oak FSimiture CARRYALL WAGON - 20 AIWO (March 21-AprH 19) This Make It a point today to stay out U7T OF NEAB5I6HTW> reasonable prices. Call Mike, & Custom Woodwork. Very mpg. Good chassis and frame. could be one of those days of th« butkiau aNoIrt of frianda M uoiais OUT DHeeP., BRICK. BLOCK. STONE - 304 engine, 2 barrel!, 4 speed. where a number of distractions and don't M thOm bacomt Fireplaces, Concrete. 569-3458 or U64545. Reasonable. Please call 647- occur to keep you from finishing 9343.______Please call 6462371. Involvad In youri. Ellhar way It COLLAR ? Chimney Repairs. "No Job what you start. Don't lose your could apall Iroubla. i - n Too Small. " Call 644-8356 for CARPENTRY SPECTALIST - tamper In the process. (NZWSPAKa INTUIPnU MON.) estimates LEE PAINTING. Interior & 1971 DATSUN 510, Station Exterior. "Check my rate Residential Homeowners. OIL, In c. wagon. New paint, clutch, Kjt *n* CarlylB — Larry Wright Income Tax before you decorate” Depen This Is My Full Time tires. Excellent throughout. HAVE TRUCK WILL MOVE! dable. Fully insured. 6461653. Business. Are your looking for $1,250. 642-6731. Large appliances, clean at Service Quality t, Neat Work? I’m Maneheater, Conn. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl A Stotfal tics. cellars, garages, also specializing in handling Small Trucks lor Solo 02 will clean apartments for EXPERIENCED INCOME to Large Carpentry Needs- realtors Call 644-1775. TAX PREPARATION, done around your home, in and out. in your home. Please call Dan 1973 CHEVY VAN InteriorPAINTING Painting L Renovations, Additions, CATERING TRUCK, BEFORE it AFTER SCHOOL Mosler at 649-33M. Roofing, Ceramic Tiling, For Paperhanging. Also: Completely eouipped with Short Riba — Frank Hill CHILD CARE - Buses from PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS Ceilings Repaired or mica Work, Acoustic (filing, steam table, coffee urn, oven, Keeney 8i St, James Schools i INDIVIDUAL TAX Replaced. References. et cetra, et cetra. Fully In 649-8841 ice cream freezer, display 4 years in business Never sured. Free Estimates. David o iq ^Qu L iK B ^ y n c o m e ;> O U ( ? A C T r u . 6BT F iv e ~ro u pe, PREPARATION at home. 10 Free Estimates. Fully shelf. Asking $8,000. Call after MVAgTsicsy) I closed Call 6464864. Years Experience. Insured. Jobln, Proprietor, 6469027 ^ $1.13 9/10 Per Gallon C.O.D. 11 a.m. 5280W. S T U P in BUTITWASaWWlT Reasonable. Call 5662051. FLOORSANDING & ^^0,1IHOUSHT DICK'S SNOW PLOWING - MARTIN MAnSSON it 200 Gallon Minimum 1967 FORD PICK-UP, 6 Driveways, Parking Lots, HAVE YOUR TA« RETURN REFINISHING floors like MAS STUPID. ' 64M431, or 646-4346 new! Specializing in older cylinder, F-lOO with home Sidewalks L Sanding. 646- EXPERTLY PREPARED by made camper. Good running 2204. leading, independant Tax Con floors. Natural and stained *• floors. No Waxing Anymore! it 24 Hour Burner Service condition. Asking $600 or best sultant Please phone: Dan Building Coniroeling 83 John Verfaille, 6465750. offer. Call 5 2 8 ^ after 11 © I PAINTING t, PAPERING ■ Wade, 8466851 forfc appoint- a.m. Ceiling Special. 25e per square menl. FARREND REMODELING • it 24 Hour Call Delivery Services Woiitod 30 n n n i foot, paint included Quality Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Notorcyelos-Bleyclos 04 Work! Fully Insured. WALT'S TAX SERVICE - Performed in the privacy of Room Additions, Decks, All GRANDMOTHER NEEDED BfiDMINSANOPeeASTAR Manchester Property Upes of Remodeling and to occasionally watch one ir OVER 2 MILLION GALLONS 1973 HUSQVARNA 360 CC - Maintenance. David Kay. 6 ^ your home. Call Walt Zingler, 6465346. Repairs. Free estimates. F year old child in my home Needs timing adjustment. At Flalchar’a Landing TAKES U3T5 OP DflERMlUATON, 0754. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. during the day. C a ll 649-om. TO ASSURE YOU OF ADEQUATE SUPPLY is, $325 or bMt offer. IM en 2 wheel drive Trail Bike. $380 or 1HIS fOC ( BO’/.I’U S K lf YA WJOfJ '.VOO CAN'T m t. best offer. Call 6463425. iH ia j ) C N jT s c t u e (XO f o u e r oB.iHe.iRtfcS'' fOKtOf PCStOSSIML SAWlMCv... * ★ Call 843-2711 ^ n * W ; y<«sssc!- Call 643-2711 touyt or opP®