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China, Japan in Boycott Execution Abolishment Supported

China, Japan in Boycott Execution Abolishment Supported

20 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, 1980 Reagan To Join Debates But Carter Remains Aloof Uniird Press International a conference of the Consumer So Kennedy fired off a second iMaudiratpr Execution Ronald Reagan has been persuaded Federation of America Feb. 7, and letter to the White House, saying he to join in debates with the other Kennedy earlier in the week still hopes a joint appearance can ^ Republican presidential contenders proposed that they appear jointly in­ arranged and offering to discuss only and perhaps in one-on-one confron­ stead of separately and discuss the “non-political, non-partisan” issues tations with some of them, but Presi­ Issues. such as those contained in a dent Carter remains aloof from Carter refused on the oftstated taxpayer-financed pamphlet Abolishment similar Democratic encounters. grounds that such a confrontation prepared in the White House entitled Gerald Carmen of Reagan’s might prove divisive in a time of "The Record of President Carter’s Manchester, N.H., headquarters told crisis. Adminstration.” reporters 'Thursday: “I can say And first lady Rosalynn Carter definitely we will meet them all.” repeated at two stops in upstate New Bake and Tag Sale Vol. XCIX, No. 105 — ManchMter, Conn,, Saturday, February 2, 1980 • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered Supported He said the former California York Thursday that any "appearance VERNON - The Franklin Park governor would accept at least one of disunity is exactly what the Iranians and Russians would like to Social Club will conduct a bake and invitation "such as that of the tag sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 see,” expressing concern that a par­ League of Women Voters” to engage p.m. in the community building, 114 HARTFORD—Sen. David Barry, does that effectively." tisan political debate could prolong in a GOP debate for Feb. 20, six days Franklin Park West. D-Manchester, Friday called for In view of the track record of the in advance of the primary voting, and the ordeal of the hostages in Iran. abolishing Connecticut’s death penal­ past 20 years the effect of this bill also would like to meet former U.N. China, Japan in Boycott would be a greater penalty." ty and replacing it with life prison Ambassador George Bush and Senate terms, including life sentences People argue it may cost more, but EPA Will Send Check it may keep people in prison longer Republican leader Howard Baker in By JA.MIT CAW LKY adjourned after five hours without tion sources believe other Western that unless Soviet troops are without parole. separate confrontations. who are deterimental to society," SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town of The $2.3 million is the town’s first Calls by the Chinese and Japanese making any decision. European nations will follow its lead. withdrawn from Afghanistan by Feb. The deputy majority leader of the Reagan's press secretry Jim Lake, Senate said he will submit a bill to He said the recent impostion "of South Windsor has been notified, by partial grant payment. Actual pay­ governments for a boycott of the Italian National Olympic Com­ A spokesman for the West German 20, the Olympics games should be however, said later Reagan only had the Legislature and seek public the spectacle of the death penalty” in the U. S. Environmental Protection ment is made as portions of the Moscow Olympics gave an added mittee President Franco Carraro NOC said in Frankfurt Friday its moved from Moscow, canceled or "not ruled out” one-on-one debates said each country’s Olympic com­ hearings on the repeal of the state s other states and a case involving the Agency that it will soon receive a project are completed. boost Friday to President Carter's president, Willi Daume, met with postponed. The U.S. Olympic com­ but was not proposing them. mittee would make its own decision death of a policeman in Plainville check for $2,345,700 in payment for The EPA said payments, as made, campaign to pressure the Soviets and Soviet Bonn ambassador Vladimir mittee followed Carter’s stand and capital punishment statute. The South Carolina educational TV based pn the Olympic Charter. makes debate on the subject timely. water pollution control construction may be used to reduce any in­ may help sway some crucial Euro­ Semjonov but gave no details of their has put the question to the Inter­ Barry said eliminating paroles for network, meanwhile, said Thursday "Politics cannot decide the par­ Barry referred to the trial of carried out from July 1978 through debtedness the town mav have ac­ pean “fence-sitters,” sports sources conversation. national Olympic Committee. those given life imprisonment for National Public Radio and Television Gerard Castonguay, 35, of Bristol, in June 1979. crued as a result of construction said. ticipation of the Olympic Games,” he Daume later said, "the Olympic In Paris, Vital! Smirnov, a Soviet capital offense punishable by death would carry a debate in that state the slaying of Plainville police of­ On Sept. 30,1977, the EPA awarded of the wastewater treatment At the same time, sports officials said. Games are in danger if the Olympic Olympic committee vicechairman, would "actually toughen and between Reagan, Bush, Baker and ficer Robert Holcomb in November the town water pollution control con­ facilities. from 11 National Olympic Com­ In Europe, West Germany is con­ Games in 1980 cannot take place. " said Friday that Moscow Olympic strengthen" the present law. former Texas Gov. John Connally on "No one has been executed for 20 1977 during a burglary chase. struction grants totalling $3,451,649. mittees met in Frankfurt, West Ger­ sidered the key. If it decides not to President Carter’s policy, which authorities believe it was Feb. 28. years," he said. “But they have been A judge ruled at pretrial hearings many, to debate their position, but travel to Moscow, U.S. administra­ has been endorsed by Congress, is "unthinkable" to hold the Olympics Bush, whose upset victory over given life sentences and then for Castonguay that part of the without the Americans. Reagan in Iowa may have figured in parole." state's death penalty law was un­ It is difficult to draw up a the Californian’s change of mind Police Pact Approved constitutional because it limited a definitive list of what stand each of “My bill would keep these people in about debating, already has accepted jury from hearing mitigating cir­ the 143 nations accredited to the jail longer, and perhaps avoid a Budding Model the league’s invitation in New COVENTRY - The Town Council Negotiations have been going on cumstances in a capital crime. Olympics will take, since in some tragic mistake by eliminating the Hampshire and has urged Reagan to has approved a new three-year con­ for about 10 months and two media­ Barry proposed a person convicted One-year-old Bobby Paridis was the tract with the police department that tion sessions were held before agree­ cases a government has called for a death penalty. This bill would deal 2 join it, but there was no confirmation of murder be sentenced to life in Boys SeWf Too youngest model at the fashion show presented provides an average wage increase ment was reached. The contract is boycott but the country’s Olympic with the issue more effectively and in that he had accepted the South prison, with a judge empowered to of 6.5 percent in the first year; 6.2 retroactive to this past July 1. committee has not done so — or vice a more civilized manner” Sewing classes aren’t just for girls as Brian by home economics students at the Vernon Carolina invitation. Barry said he did not believe the order the defendant to serve a term percent the second year; and leaves The basic benefits of the previous versa. Center Middle School Wednesday. The fact On the Democratic side. Sen. death penalty was a deterrent to of not less than 25 years. Shaw, a student at the Vernon Center Middle the third year open for renegotiating. contract remain the same with some Following are the countries that School proves. Brian is shown modeling a that he’s just getting his “sea legs’’ didn’t Edward Kennedy continued trying to violent crime', “There's no statistical A life sentence without parole needle Carter into what he now calls Included in the contract are the minor changes in such sections as of­ are flat no go's: Norway, Chile, snappy plaid vest he made. The home phase Bobby as he stepped up on the ramp to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Morocco, evidence to support his,” he said. could be imposed for the murder of a a "joint appearance.” civilian dispatchers and the police ficial examinations and manager’s policeman or prison guard, murder model his new blue overalls. Assisting him is rights. China and Egypt. "It’s use around the country has been economics classes of Dee Toczydlowski put Both men are scheduled to address personnel. Both are now represented by contract for pay, murder by a per­ Those countries supporting the arbitrary and discriminatory. We on a fashion show Wednesday to model the Carla Armstrong, 12, who made the overalls bv *h? union. son previously convicted of murder, U.S. call for a boycott: Canada, Bri­ should codify our reluctance to use projects they made during the past semester. for the show and as her project for the murder by a kidnapper and other tain, Australia, Papua New Guinea, the electric chair by substituting life semester. Who made Carla’s outfit? Her categories of murder now covered by Vests proved to be the most popular item. Man Hurt in Crash New Zealand, Japan and Holland. imprisonment before we have a tragic miscarriage of justice in this the death penalty. (Herald photo by Richmond) sister. (Herald photo by Richmond) Those countries considered un­ ENFIELD (UPI) - A S p e rlin g ’s c a r was SHOP PINEHURST FOR. state.” The lawmaker said he also planned Massachusetts man was decided: Switzerland, Austria, wedged beneath the back "Us use around the country has to seek determinate sentences for seriously injured when his end of the bus. Israel, Denmark. Sweden, Taiwan VERIBEST RIB (in this case the dispute centers on been arbitrary and discriminatory. other major crimes ‘to provide con­ cat bounced off a guard sistency in sentencing" and Tenants Ask Rent Panel rail and slammed into the details of its IOC membership), the We should codify our reluctance to OVEN BOAST "eliminate the effects of indeter­ Islamic countries, Thailand, West use the electric chair by substituting back end of a disabled minate sentencing and early parole Germany, Spain, Portugal and the life imprisonment before we have a VERNO.N — Another group of trol rents or establish ceilings, it landlords has been going on since last school bus parked on the BLACK HAWK BACON eligibility." Philippines. tragic miscarriage of justice in this apartment tenants have joined forces could be given the power to deter­ summer when J&D allegedly im­ shoulder of Interstate 91, WANTED The senator plans to submit his bill state,” he said. with several others to ask town of­ $1.32 lb. Those countries that definitely will mine if a rent is too high. posed oil surcharges for tenants of police said. Barry said “ It's a phony issue by the legislature‘s opening session ficials to establish a Fair Rent Com­ Manuel Sperling, 82, of attend: Greece, Eastern Europe, Landlords claim they are having five apartment complexes. being for capital punishment in an next week. He has been conferring mission. The group made the Springfield, Mass., was CAMPBELL’S------Yugoslavia, Belgium , Mexico, economic troubles because the rise in At that time, some 250 tenants TO BUY election year. Most people want to with New York legislators on the bill. proposal to the Town Council’s listed in stable condition France, Cyprus, Finland, Cub9, rents hasn't kept up with the rising signed a petition which was CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP see someone convicted of a heinous New York proposed a similar law. Rehabilitation Committee. costs of utilities and such, faced by presented to the Town Council, Thursday at the Intensive Iceland, Zambia and Italy. Care Unit of the Bay State crime kept out of society. This bill Most of the tenants involved in the them. asking for the establishment of the CLEAN 4/S1.00 Friday's decisions by the Chinese F requests rent apartments owned by Robert Hurd, chairman of the fair rent group. Medical Center in his and Japanese governments could J&D Real Estate of Manchester. hometown with multiple Rehabilitation Committee, feels that RITZ STACKPAC CRACKERS affect the Europeans' thinking. Tenants claim they have continuing head lacerations following establishment of the Fair Rent Com­ USED CARS In France, analysts said that since maintenance problems despite the O p en H o u se the accident. mission could mean just another 79c Tokyo, like Paris, had been trying to fact their rents have escalated over layer of government authority trying MANCHESTER - The Square Cir­ State police said the Olympic Move stay out of the growing U.S,-Soviet the past two years. cle Club of Manchester Lodge of school bus had broken to tell someone how to run his life. CARTER confrontation, the decision by Japan Tenants expressed the hope that a The three-member rehab com­ Masons will have an open house Mon­ down while traveling Fair Rent Commission could bring day at the Masonic Temple from 10 northbound on 1-91 and was Checking the Date to firmly join the U.S. camp was sure mittee will study the matter and to increase pressure on France. landlords and tenants together to talk a.m. to noon. There will be cards, about to be towed away PINEHURST GROCERY E eventually make a recommendation “Chuckles of Connecticut”, a resident of museum. Chuckles checked her shadow this In Peking, a Foreign Ministry an­ about mutual problems. They feel pool, conversation and refreshments. w hen S p e rlin g ’s c a r 1229 Main 81., ManehMtar To Aid Freedom to the Town Council. 302 MAIN 8T. the Lutz Junior Museum seems to be un- morning to determine if winter will continue nouncement said, "While the Soviet while the commission wouldn't con­ All Masons and friends are invited. rammed into the back end TEL. 646-6464 The dispute between tenants and Inc. MANCHESTg^ interested in the date as shown to him by for another six weeks, (herald photo by Pin- Union continues to occupy of the unoccupied bus. (U PI)- President Rick Horton, animal counselor at the fo) Afghanistan ... it is clearly inap­ freedom, the right that is fundamen­ propriate to hold the 22nd Summer Carter said Friday he wants the tal to all people and all nations — a Games in Moscow." Olympics moved out of Moscow right to live in peace,” Carter said. Florida Firm Given OK The Japanese Cabinet decided to because of freedom — not politics — "It was not an easy decision for recommend a boycott to the National and he is determined to hold high- me. or Congress or the Olympic GLENNEY Union Negotiations Olympic Committee and its chair­ quality international games in some Committee," he said in an address to On Cable TV Franchise Old Man Winter man, Katsuharu Shibata, indicated it location this year. the national conference of the would agree by saying the Games In his fullest discussion yet of the President's Council on Physical HARTFORD (UPI) — A Miami firm has Courant by Los Angeles-based Times must be held “in a peaceful en­ decision to respond to the Soviet in­ Fitness. He said his remarks were won state approval to buy the cable TV Mirror not in the public interest. PAINT SALE vironment." vasion of Afghanistan by pulling out “carefully worded " franchise serving New Haven and two sur­ The DPUC handed down a tentative of the summer games in Moscow, Carter noted many people have rounding towns but has been told it can't FEATURING QUALITY PAINT Slated to Continue Although neither China nor Japan ruiing in the Times Mirror case ordering had many prospective gold Carter told a national conference on said politics should not be allowed to buy any other media outlets serving the the firm to divest itself of either the physical fitness: interfere with the Olympics, and MANCHESTER -The second said. “But I would think that we medalists, the withdrawal of the three towns. Courant or the cable firms. An appeal is said. "But I realize that's what “I want the world and athletes would be able to settle things without everyone wants." world s most populous nation and one said, "1 agree completely” The ruling by the Division of Public expected when the decision is formally WITH m , ...M l I. round of contract negotiations for the from all around the world to know Utility Control Thursday extended a OLD MAN WINTER UPON US . .! NOW’S public works and police unions has going to arbitration. " Fuller has said that he believes the of the world's economic leaders, will issued later this month. have a significant political and psy­ that I am determined that they will But he said the issue now before ruling made last week which ordered an THE TIME TO BE DECORATING INSIDE g ® s s e i s i been set for second week in "It's a matter of what the town can town will relax the six percent The DPUC had stipulated earlier that accept, and what the union members chological impact. have a chance to participate this the country and th'? world is not a end to the cross ownership of two cable Storer only be required to inform it of February. ceilings. year in international games of the question of politics — noting it does assssss coupon s s s s s s b & Town bargainers and represen­ feel they can accept. " If Australia and New Zealand also franchises and the state's largest planned media acquisitions but changed Also under negotiation is the highest quality — but, unless in­ not involve the governmental tatives of Local 911 of the American Contracts generally are for two or pull out, the Asian representation newspaper by the Times Mirror Co. that decision to an outright ban in light of town's promotional guidelines which vading forces in Afghanistan are organization internal policies, Federation of State, County and three year terms. The public works will be minimal. The DPUC allowed Storer Broadcasting the Times Mirror ruling. has lead to five grievances from withdrawn, in a location other than political and economic system — or of Miami to purchase the franchise ser­ Municipal Employees will meet Feb. contract expires June 1 The public works employees. In backing the U.S call, China Times Mirror, which bought the passed up its first chance to appear the Soviet Union." even the human rights — of a nation. ving New Haven, West Haven and I C a t "I?"’® 12. policeman's contract expires June The employees claim promotions Courant last year for $105.6 million, also Later Friday, Carter met with Ber­ “It is not politics when one nation On Feb. 13 the Police Union, local 30. should be given based on senority, as in the Summer Olympics since (Com­ Hamden from Systems Cable TV Inc. for owns the Stamford Advocate and nard Fell, chairman of the Lake sends 100,000 of its heavily armed up to $18 million. 1495, will discuss next year's con­ Werbner has indicated he intends the contract states. The town has in- munist rule began. Greenwich Time newspapers in Connec­ , ^ SALE *'1.88 I to try to remain within this year's Placid Olympic Organizing Com­ troops across a border and sub­ But a three-member DPUC panel ticut. I tract with Stephen Werbner, per­ stituted a system based on mittee for the winter games which jugates its peace-loving, deeply ' ’ ® ® S S 8 8 8 S o sonnel director. budget guidelines of six percent in­ qualifications. stipulated in its approval that Storer can't You can win $650 this week in The start in New York state this month. religious neighbor," the president purchase controlling interest in any other 9888888 cai^an'888888^ Although contract negotiations are creases. However, Robert Fuller, Werbner said if the issue is not SssssssgSPSn Herald’s Prizeweek Puzzle Carter said Soviet athletes' are said newspaper, television or radio station kept secret, by virtue of “ground­ president of Local 911 has said he resolved by the in the town's favor, Contest, and there's a $25 bonus if welcome at the Olympic winter "It is not politics when one nation within the franchise. Manchester Fire Calls breaking" rules agreed upon at the would like salary increase of 13 per­ he might bring the matter to the the winner is a Herald subscriber. games at Lake Placid. invades that nation's capital, installs That stipulation stemmed from the first session last week, Werbner said cent. which is close to the national in- negotiations. "But I do not want to be The puzzle appears inside I'l But he reiterated his position — a puppet regime and participates in agency's ruling last week which found he expected both bargaining sessions flalion rate of 15 percent. in a position where we have to backed by Congress — that unless the assassination or death of a leader cross ownership of cable franchises in Today, 3 a.m. —False alarm at Main to be lenghty. "The town can't afford a increase bargain for the system, " he said. .Soviet troops are withdrawn ffom it does not like, including the families Meriden and Hartford and the Hartford and Armory streets. (Town) "It's a tough year to bargain,” he to keep up with inflation, " Werbner SALE 99' Afghanistan, the summer Olympics of those leaders. games should be moved from “It is not politics when an army of ) Moscow, canceled or postponed. The invaders sweeps the countryside, isss®®®® nessssassssssssssssBB U.S. Olympic Committee has voted killing those who dare to stand in its Your NoiQhbOrS’ ViOWSIl What should be done about the oU companies profits? to relay that request to the Inter­ way. national Olympic Committee. "It is aggression, pure and “The committee stood up for simple." Heart to Heart Talk Acrylic Latex Acrylic Latex Interior Latex FLAT SEMI-GLOSS SEMI-GLOSS Wall Paint Reg. *13.60 Reg. *12.70 2 Reg. *11.65 sgss SALE SALE ^ 8 ® i - repeating SALE 6QtU(Cloy. heart niotirin 11 14k gold XT' adorned with 2 diamonds and Latex FLAT Latex Latex Inside Today you Can Win H nihles. 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EVENING HERALD, Sat,, Feb. i, - KVKNIN(; HKRAI.U, Sal , Feh 2 I9R0 Courses by Newspaper Wings of Morning Two Sets of Footprints in the Sand Howard, a devoted and able member Substitutes for Human Muscle By CLIFF SIMPSON nights; upheld of cover and spotted a hollow tree “celebrate the moment” if we can time. What about the world cif Someone handed me this of the Congregational Church in An­ By veiy God was he — that God lying on its side. “Just what I need,” learn to “dip down where you are.” plants? Many find great joy in the newspaper clipping the other day and dover, where I am serving as interim who stays he thought and crawled through a- Fdiiiir's Null': This is the third in a series of 15 articles ’The phrase comes from a true inci­ variety of African violets they show I think it is worth sharing: minister, for one of the solos sang a All hero souls who will but trust narrow opening to take shelter from exploring "Knergy and the Way We Live." In this article. r r r dent when sails were the vogue in­ their friends. "Ail conversations were hushed. poem expressing above idea she had Him, the tempest. ’The rain pelted down stead of steam for ocean travel. One The art of cooking has unlimited Lynn White Jr , author of ".Medieval Religion and found and listed as "Anonymous.” Reggie Jackson held court with a And trusting, labor as if God were for a long time. such crew had run out of fresh water. opportunities for “winging it” with Technology," discus.ses two earlier energy shortages. She rewrote the words and com­ small circle of writers huddled around not. Two hours went by before he You can easily imagine how spices, herbs, and different cheeses. posed the music and accompanied This .series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a his comer cubicle and talked about His eyes beheld the stars, clouds realized that what had been his desperate such a situation could be I am told that many of our American herself on the guitar. It was a moving program of fniversity Extension, fniversity of Califor­ his relationship with God, telling the could not dim protection was now his prison — for with each passing hour getting dishes seem very bland to the presentation. I do not know exactly nia. San Diego, and was funded by the National Endow­ story in parable fashion. Their glory; but his task was not the water caused the w o ^ to swell in worse. Happily the outlook spotted Chinese taste buds. It would spark up ment for the Humanities and the .National Science Foun­ 'I pictured my where Reggie Jackson got his idea forgot: such a way that the opening through another vessel to which they signaled your life to have smaller portions and dation life as a walk for the parable. It really doesn’t To keep his people one; to hold which he had squeezed originally was for fresh water, and received the odd many different kinds of sauces with Manchester Community College offers a three-credit along a beach,’ he matter. L«t each of us be thankful them true now closed. But worse than that he answer, “Dip down where you are.” our meals. Dip down into some of the when God “has carried” us. Yester­ course based on the series h’or information, call 646-213". said. ‘Every time To their fair dream their fathers suddenly discovered it was only a They follow^ the instructions and to dips. day, “’The Readers Digest” arrived willed to them — matter of time before he would be Copyright 1980 by the Regents of the Fniversity of I look down I see their amazement and joy that the Dip into the Bible. Get a commen­ two sets of foot­ with the same incident described in Freedom for all; to spur them; to crushed to death. water was completely free from salt. tary. Really study. Come to know California that issue. prints, stretching renew He became panicked — and like a Unbeknowst to them they had sailed certain books or sections well. You’ll back for miles, The Master Their hopes in bitter days; strife to drowning man his past life flashed into the mouth of the mighty Amazon find it very rewarding. For example, Hy Lynn hilr Jr. side by side. And I fl The birthday of Abraham Lincoln condemn. before him in a panorama. As the River. make a list of the different kinds of am reminded that God has told us is fast approaching and this poem by Such as his task, and well his work years gone by unfolded on his prayer that are in it. More impor­ was done — memory’s canvas, he saw himself The words "energy crisis" imply that what the world is '/ / / ^ j that He’ll always be by our side. But Thomas Curtis Clark was written in We can find much to both brighten tant, expand the way you pray. every so often I look back and see Who willed us greater tasks, when seated in church where the pastor now experiencing is an unpleasantness that will be fairly his memory: our days and save us from boredom if There are many kinds of prayers in stretches where there was only one “We need him now — his rugged set his sun.” made stirring and impassioned plea we will only dip down. How about the addition to the petitions and in­ brief and will be solved by some sort of technological fix to help the starving people of the set of footprints, and I’li ask Him faith that held Help for the Hungry world of books? Tasked this question tercessions that make up the bulk of Don't hold your breath until that happens It may take why? He says, 'Those were the times world. When the usher passed, him Fast to the rock of Truth through A man walking in the woods was of myself and went down to the too much of the praying in our socie­ centuries I had to carry you.’ the offering plate, he dropped in a all the days caught in a torrential downpour of coffee table in the living room. Here ty. Of course, pray those prayers, but There have been past societies— the Periclean Age. for Last Sunday by a coincidence Carol quarter — and the thought of that Of moil and strife, the sleepless rain. He looked around for some sort is what I found: “The Art of Andrew experiment with prayers of adora­ example -- that had very limited, even dwindling, made him feel so small that he began Wyeth,” “Change in China,” “in tion, confession, thanksgiving, com­ .sources of energy but didn't worry greatly about the to shrivel up and easily crawled out Rustling Grass,” “Treasures of the munion, oblation. The world of the situation or do much to remedy it of the narrow opening. Great National Galleries,” “Birds of Bible and prayer can enrich your life. Rome was a magistral civilization that got a lot of its Religious Services Celebrate the Moment North America,” “The New Yorker Jesus said, “I have come that men energy from plain human muscle, especially the muscles Last week 1 made some Album,” and “'Treasures of America may have life, and have it in all its fullness.” John 10:10 (N.E.B.) If you of slaves But the poor were scarcely better off than Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St, high class, nursery; 7:30p.m., Praise and suggestions that might help to save and Where to Find Them.” How slaves It seems never to have occurred to an educated Andover Rev, James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., teaching service. us from the doldrums of the daily un­ exciting! In addition there’s the books can learn to celebrate the moment in Roman that slavery kept the wages of free labor at Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- Emanuel !,utheran Church, Church der the heading “Come to your in my study as Well as the fireplace this way, you will celebrate through and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. abysmal levels by its competition. Firnl Congregational Churrh of An­ cice; 7 p.m., evening service. senses” with illustrations about bookcases. all eternity. Church of the Assumption, Adams Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; Dip down where you are. What 2 dover, Route 6, Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound. And since so high a proportion of the population lived in Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Simpson, interim minister. 11 a.m.. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward about forgotten hobbies? How long Think About It great poverty, it was doubtless politically rash to develop emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m., Worship ser­ I listed some incidents and words Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Sunday S. Pepin, pastor, Saturday masses at 5 since you have played some of the old vices, coffee between services; 9:45 from the life of Christ that showed “If you truly love God, you will other sources of energy' r laborsaving devices that would school. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, while his eye was on eternity he was hymns, tried singing or whistling? I love your neighbor. It doesn’t make put people out of w on When, in the first century, an 10:30 and 11:45 a m. a m., Sunday church school, nursery for infants, adult forum; 11 a m.. Nursery also very much concerned with time. haven't made a squawk with a grass any difference if he loves you or engineer offered Emperor Vespasian a novel machine Churrh of Jesus Christ of I,atter-Day Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown for infants. Here is another area where we might blade between my thumbs for a lone not.” Thomas A. Judge that could hoist the great columns of a new temple at Bolton Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park reduced labor costs, the Emperor rewarded him but To make matters worse, Europe's climate began get- England the poor, unable to buy wood, turned to Church of Si. Maurice. 32 Hebron a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. refused to use his device, saying. "I must feed the little ting colder, so more wood was needed for domestic coal, which was much more accessible than elsewhere Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 11:15 a m,. Sacrament Meeting. Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary Guest Preacher Slated people" heating. By the late 13th century a wood famine was cheaper than wood. Consequently, by 1300 London Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the MANCHSESTER - The Rev. Dr. This attitude may account for Roman indifference COURSES BYNCWSMRER descending on Europe. had a severe smog problem. at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 Tuesday: Catechetics classes, 6:30 Bollon United Melhodial Churrh, rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., William W. Stacker, director of Love toward the water-mill, which was invented in the first a m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness p.m., in toe church room Adult bible 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 Compels Action World Hunger study, 8 p.m. in toe church room. century before Christ One early mention of it is in a love­ Wood Famine Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; p.m., salvation meeting. a m.. Holy Eucharist. Appeal, will preach Sunday at the Wednesday: Children’s choir, 6:30 Center Congregational Church, 11 ly Greek poem that urges the slave women to sleep late Thus the rapidly advancing technology of the Middle 11 a.m., worship service. United Pentecostal Church, 187 Concordia Lutheran (Jhurch. He will p.m. Concordia choir, 7:30 p.m. St. George's Episcopal Churrh, Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., because the water nymphs have taken over their former Ages, having first produced a higher standard of living ■ Woodbridge St, Rev, Marvin Stuart, preach at both the 8:30 and 10 a.m. Thursday: Golden Age group, 1 Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, services. A Lutheran pastor all his task at sun-up of grinding by hand the flour for the meals than ever before, and a larger population, at last brought . associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. p.m. vicar. 10 am ., Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., life, he has served as chairman of the of the day. No doubt it is bad social strategy to let slaves about an energy crisis, pollution, and much human mis- . a m,. Nursery program and coffee Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. worship. hunger appeal for the past five years Student Schedules sleep late. The water-mill was not spread rapidly, or its ery. fellowship. Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Worship service and church school; 11:15 a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. administering $16 million in relief VERNON - The Rockville High uses diversified, until after the collapse of the Western The wood crisis was temporarily solved not by a . Bollon Congregational Churrh, Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton funds. Dr. Stackel lives in New School Guidance Department is now Roman Empire and the general conversion of Europe to technological fix but by a vast human tragedy that had , worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Christianity. Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. Jersey, in the process of developing student little to do with the state of engineering: the Black Death service and nursery, church school; 10:30 St. John’s Polish National Catholic South Windsor Concordia Lutheran Church has schedules for the coming school of 1347-1350. In its first sweep the plague killed probably a.m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Wapping Community Church, 1790 scheduled the following events for year. Forum, Study group. Decline of Muscle Power one-third of Europe's population. By 1400 Europe con- ' Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English: Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ the coming week. The guidance counselors will be I should be happy to connect the spread of waterpower tained only about half as many people as in 1347. Produc­ 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Monday: Property Committee, available Monday, Tuesday and with Christian opposition to slavery; for slavery declined tion fell off because half of the market had vanished. ■ St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. worship service and church school. 7:30 p.m. Worship and Music Com­ Wednesday of next week, for ap­ Coventry Middle Turnpike. ReV. Martin J. F notably in this period. There is, however, no evidence Pressure on woodlands declined, and forests gradually St. Francis of Assisi Church. 673 Dr. William Stacker mittee. 8 p.m. pointments. Call 872-7391 for ap­ Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, that Christians in either Antiquity or the Middle Ages restored themselves. Coventry Preshylerian Churrh. pointments. Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 condemned slavery The withering of slavery was Population generally remained fairly static until the a.m., worship; 11 a m., Sunday-school; a.m. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 probably caused by failure of slaves to reproduce 16th century, when it rose again. By about 1575 England 7:30 p.m.. Bible study at parsonage. St. James Church, Rev. James a.m. Church Plans Musical themselves even at the rate the free population did, was once more suffering from a wood famine. People Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, St. Margaret Mary Churrh, Rev. John Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team VERNON — On Feb. 10 the choirs and Young people who will have special which was low. Moreover, the decay of Rome's military turned quickly to coal again, not only for domestic pur­ Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday youth of Rockville United Methodist parts in toe production include: Keven —By ppwer, and less frequent conquests, resulted in a short poses but also for manufacturing bricks, glass, soap, school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. residence'. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 masses at 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30. Church will present a pulpit Edwards, Thomas Dorman Jr., Mark Eugan* supply of new slaves. sugar, salt and the like. But for a long time coal could not St. .Mary’s Churrh, Route 31. Rev. F. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 10 and 11:30 a.m. musical/drama by Buryi Red and Ragan Kentfield, Dean Dorman, Laura Berry Brawar E The Romans thus faced an increasing shortage of be used in many industrial processes, notably . Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. a m., noon and 5 p.m. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Sand and Jeff Goodwin. Courtney, called “Celebrate Life.” Years ago a friena in an workers. Muscle power was giving out. Yet they did metallurgical. It was not until 1709 — almost 200 years ' Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday St, Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Also: Glenn Stambo, David Ross, Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. It tells the story of Jesus of Nazareth in article raised the question: amr jigly little to find substitutes for muscles. Perhaps after the wood famine had once more become acute — I masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to simple dramatic terms with Matthew, Gretchen Ross, Karen Klingman and 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 the vicar. 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 “Are we raising our the chief reason why the Roman world went to pieces was that coke was first used to smelt iron. Mark, Luke, and John coming alive to Diane Buckhout. Second Congregational Church, and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, a m.; family service and Sunday school. children to be despised?” fail- re to recognize and grapple with this problem. ■ - 10:30 and noon. share their faith, their experiences, and Solos will be sung by Judy Wilkie, Bunny Her thrust was that when Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Avery Street Christian Reformed Sweeney, Sue Linstead, Enos Stambo, and I vas not until about the year 840 that waterpower was From Coal to Steam pastor. 9:30 a.m., Education for all ages: Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland Churrh, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen. their enthusiasm concerning the one who parents fail to instill self- Tom Dorman. discipline Into childre applied in Europe to industrial tasks other than milling 11 a.m., worship service. Turnpike, 9:30 am ., Bible discourse: pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. had become their Lord and Master. i i t - ___ The prolonged effort to replace wood with coal led to a 10:20 a.m., group discussion. The program will be in the church sanc­ their behavior may cause grain. The first signal of a new era came at the abbey of and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Mrs. Diantha Dorman, organist and steady increase in coal production. Mines went deeper, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church both services. choir director, has general responsibility tuary, 142 Grove St. at 7 p.m. and will be them to be detested by Saint Gall in Switzerland: water-powered trip-hammers and the risk of their flooding rose. This led English inven­ East Hartford (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Messiah Evangelieal Lutheran for the production. The Rev. Richard open to the public free of charge. An others. were pounding the mash for beer. Then we discover the tors to try new kinds of pumps to rid the mines of water. streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 Church (tA'isconsin Synod), 300 Thompson, and Mrs. Carol Ross, are oHering will be accepted. Following the The inveterate “ show same device felting cloth. Soon such automatic machines First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. a m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a,m., Sunday Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, o ff is but the “cute little The breakthrough was Thomas Newcomen's steam , Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a m., assisting. program there will be refreshments and a thing” we pushed to were helping to tan leather, crush ore, pump bellows of school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 pump of 1712. Late in the 1700s James Watt so greatly im- , church school; 11 a.m., morning a.m,. First and second year youth in­ social hour. center-stage, with a few forges, prepare the pulp for paper, and do the laundry. In a m.. Sunday school. proved the steam engine that steam produced by coal ' worship; 7 p.m., evening service. struction. Holy Communion the first and Our Savior Lutheran Churrh, years or him. The “brat” 1204 the first waterpowered saw appeared in Normandy, became the typical energy used in the 19th-century in­ First Baptist Churrh of East Hart­ third Sunday of each month. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 who wantonly interferes ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 Members Adopt Budget with other children’s play and in 1384 the first water-powered blast furnace in dustry. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 is but the “prodigy" grown Belgium. streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 worship. executive board. It was the first new source of power discovered since a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 BOLTON — At the recent annual older whom we made sure the invention of the windmill 600 years earlier. It grew - nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 p.m., worship. meeting of the Bolton Congregational Emerson Bosworth, Lillian Shensie and had everything. The The Medieval Mentality y*' out of the effort to substitute coal for wood as the ■' p.m.. Training Union. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Vernon Church members approved an operating Peggy Marshall were elected to the Board “delinquent” who defies All this reflects a mentality worlds apart from that of primary fuel and thus meet the energy problem that had Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ budget for 1980 and accepted reports from of Christian Education. Gary Goulette all authority is but the Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. St. Joflppli Ghurcli, 33 West St.. was elected to the Christian Enlistment “darling” grown up who the Romans. Medieval Europe first developed what we begun to afflict Europe severely 500 years earlier, and day school, and care for small children. various officers and committees. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Committee and Carol Beecher and Bar­ hatefully “sassed" in­ think of as the "modern" ideal of a capital-intensive, which, after the catastrophic "solution " of the Black Dr. Richard Olmsted was elected a.m., worship service. Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 moderator for the year; Harrol Baker, bara Smith were elected members at dulgent parents. labor-saving technology. In the 1180s. for example, the Death, had returned as a threat in the 16th century. First Congregational Church, 87 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, and 11:15 a m. vice moderator; Elizabeth Andrews, large to the Church Council. Parents may tolerate the European type of windmill was invented on the flat lands Perhaps the Romans — or at least their prosperous '• Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Rockville Baptixt Cliurcli, 69 Union product of their folly, but clerk; Barbara Maheu, assistant clerk; of Eastern England, and it spread as fast as moving pic­ decisionmakers — would not have been bothered by any minister. Rev, Carl T. Holt, associate during the service; 10:30 a m.. Morning St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 others' adoration of the minister. 10 a.m., worship service, a m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ and Ruth Baker, treasurer. Sermon Topic tures did in the early 20th century. The Romans scarcely of these developments, as they were not greatly bothered worship, nursery provided. “pup" turns to abhorrence church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Also: Carol Hewey, assistant treasurer; MANCHESTER — Eugene Brewer, of the “dog.” cared about improving energy resources; the Middle by the growing muscle famine of their own period. But ,, hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Sacrcfl Heart Ghurcli, Route 30. Rev. Louise Bosworth, financial secretary; minister at the Church of Christ, Lydall “Discipline your son, for Ages were filled with enthusiasm for natural power and people in the Middle .Ages took the ideal of a power-based , fellowship. George Emmitt, minister of visitation Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Jean Dooman, secretary; Frank Fazzina, and Vernon streets, has announced as his in that there is hope; do not new uses of it. technology seriously, as we. their descendants, do today Faith Tahernacle Church, 1535 and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ auditor; Charles Church, historian. sermon at the 10 a.m. worship hour Sun­ be a willing party to his Inevitably there was ecological backlash. In the later Finding a fix for the present petroleum famine is ; Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and Wilton Thorp, Louis Dimock, James day the topic “Israel In God’s Plans.” death,” Proverbs 19:18 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship 13th century water-powered saws were prohibited in one becoming the chief goal of our society, because that is the and nursery; 7 p,m., evening service, noon. Rogers and Donna Palmer were elected to This topic was chosen due to the signifi­ (NIV) service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. nursery. St. Jolin’x Epixcopal (lliiirrli. Route the Board of Deacons. Jane Hooper and valley of the French Alps because their new productivity way our minds work. But it may be found more slowly Nursery at all services. Calvary Church (Assemhlies of 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 cant interest in Bible prophecy relative to dllRCH OF CHRIST of lumber had devastated the forests In 1322 an English than we expeef. The interim may call for social discipline Burnside United MeihudisI Churrh, God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. a m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ Warren Maheu were elected to the the current Mideast political situation, Lydall and Vernon Streets observer credited the deforestation of England in part to on our part as well as for inventiveness. 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. vice and church school. Mr. Brewer noted. Phone: 646-2903 the search for long spars to make the vanes of windmills. pastor. 9:30 a m.. Church school (or all Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 \ernon AxHemhlieH of God Gliiirrli, ages, including an adult class: 10:30 a.m., .New technologies had contributed in other ways to a The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are a m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. 6 million sold! Worship hour with child care provided (or of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a m. and Other church noticcB on page 10. shortage of wood Beginning in the 10th century, im­ those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., worship services. proved agricultural methods had begun to produce much those of the Fniversity of California, the National En­ and Senior High Youth Fellowships. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Vernon Unileil Metliodixt Ghurcli, more food, and population had skyrocketed This meant dowment lor the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ Wesley Memorial Churrh (United Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. Y)u a n invited to see and hear Am erica 's The future of increased needs for fuel, which then meant wood dation, the distributing agency, or the participating Methodist Churrh), 110 Ellington Road. associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Application of power machines to metallurgical newspapers and colleges munion, youth class, nursery for small Ghurcli of St. Bernard,, Rockville. leadh^ Christian at itl writ}/ on the family.. worship service, child care. children: 10 a m., Holy Communion, Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday your planet processes reduced costs, increased demand, and put Water Power church school through Grade 6, nusery masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 2 JcMnes C DobscMif P ^ IX further strains on the wood supply for props in mines, for Next week: John G Burke, editor of The New . for small children. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. Get set for an incredible trip through the his­ This water wheel at the Birkenhead Mill, the 1st century B.C. (Hagley Museum Photo Glastonbury ------inlhecliatlengmg, new------smelting, and for forging Wooden ships, wagons, and Technology and Human Values, " traces the history of Unitarian Univcmaliat Society: East, Rockville United Methodist Ghurcli, tory of your future. Your worst fears, your most 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, houses increased in number and size the Hagley Museum, Wilmington, Delaware, by Robert Lautman) energy use in the Fnited Slates St. Dunstan's Churrh, Manchester minister. 10:30 a.m., Service. pastor. 10:45 a m., worship service. optimistic hopes, stunningly revealed in this is based on principles developed as early as Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Trinity Covenant Churrh, 302 First Goiiftregational Ghurcli of Ver­ smash million-copy bestseller. Here are fan­ Saturday mass at 5 p.m.. Sunday masses Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. non. 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. F iC U S ^ i tastic prophecies from the Bible, brought at 8. 9 :^ and II a m. Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, to light for this generation. pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ assistant minister. 9:55 a.m., Church About the Author Questions Hebron vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m , Sun­ school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. A phenominal psychic expe­ Lvnn White Jr is University Professor of History day Bible schobl classes for all ages, Worship service. rience! The Late Great St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Route three through adult, nursery for infants. Full Gospel Inlerdeiiominulional FAMILY Planet Earth ^ Hal Lind­ Emeritus at the University ol 111 Approximately when was waterpower in Europe 85. Rev. William Parsing, rector. 10 a.m., Second Congregational Church, 385 Ghurcli Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., California. Los Angeles, applied to industrial tasks other than milling gr.im' sey with C.C. Carlson. Read Worship service. N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, it now in Cloth, S5.95; where he joined the faculty in i2 1 What circumstances caused a severe smog problem Gilead Congregational Churrh, MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance HIMt I Hl'MfK.IM iVNlIH 4 AIKINAI SERIES lltH H I )st)(\l 1958. to develop in London around 1300 ’ Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- worship and church school; 11 a.m.. service; ' Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,. I ilni 1 The Slrung-Willed Child Trade Paper, $3.95; Study l itm 2 Shaping Ihe Will Without Breaking the Spirit / From 1943 to 1958. he was i3i What event temporarily eased the wood t.imine ' Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Fellowship hour in the hall. deliverance service. Guide, $.75; Mass Market North llnited Methodist Church, 300 Talcottville Gongregalional Ghurcli, l iIm .T Christian Fathering president of Mills College i4' What new multiplying source of power w.is service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Church i ilm4 Preparing lor Adolescence: The Origins ol Self-Doubt Paper, $1.95; Movie school classes. Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 Film S Preparing lor Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Senuality Edition, $1.95. having previously ItiiighI al developed in the 1700s" pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- a m., Worship service, church school, t ilm h What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: Princeton and Slanlord iin Vii-Mcr-: cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ nursery. The Lonely Housewife Manchester vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five Trinity Lutheran Ghurcli, I ilm 7 What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew Abijut Women: ivcrsities Ip In the year 840 Money. Sen, and Children He IS the author o l i2' The poor were iin.ible to buy wood bec.iiise ot iis years and younger; 10:30 a.m., Church Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., school classes for age three through pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser­ EACH SUNDAY NIGHT Medieval Religion and cost .mil scarcity, so they burned eo.il breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Grade 6. vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. Beginning Feb. 10 at 7:00 P.M. and con­ Technology and "Medieval FU Black Death of 1347-13.50 school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. South United Methodist Church, 1126 Union Gungregatiunal Ghurcli, 8:30 tinuing for seven weeks. )Sibles & Books Technology and Social '4 ' Ste.im Full Gospel Interdenominational Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Church of the Nazarene LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Change Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through 236 Main St. Manchester, Ct. Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, 840 Main Street • Manchester, Ct. Since 1970 he has be en editor ol ' A'lalor .Medieval and son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, held at the Neale McLain^ Pa$tor Nur$ery provided worship service and Bible study; 7 p.m., services; 9 a.m.. Church school, nursery church, 11 a m.. Coffee hour at the 649-3396 Renaissance Studies All Welcome______deliverance service. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior Annex. 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Feb. 2. 1980 Obituaries Decision Delayed Mrs. Kinilia (J. i.uzzari In Meadows Case MANCHESTER -M rs. Emilia G. Self Help Support Group Lazzari. 63. of 38 Church St., died MANCHESTER —A Superior Friday Peck said he remained op­ Thursday at the John Dempsey Court Judge delivered Thursday timistic the two parties could reach a Hospital. Farmington. She was the what Assistant State Attorney successful solution to the delayt^ wife of the late Ferdinand Lazzari. General Stanley Peck called a "final compromise. Still undetermined is She was born Dec. 29. 1916 in extension" on attempts to reach a whether the monitor, appointed by Hadley. Mass. She lived in compromise solution to the state’s the Department of Health Services, Cancer Patients Share Problems Manchester for many years and was bid to place the Meadows Convales­ will have binding authority over the a member of St. Bridget's Church. ___ ^ cent Home in receivership. facility’s operations. She is survived by a son. Robert Wfc Judge Thomas Corrigan ordered Should the solution that the state "The purpose of the group, which just listen. But they know the group stress and anxieties.” Lazzari. of Tolland: a daughter. Mrs. attorneys for the convalescent home claims would avoid a lengthly legal By BETTY RYDER first m et on Dec. 4, 1978 at is there for them and their families.” “Families do get tired of hearing Sandra Wilbanks, ol Manchester; a and the state’s attorney general’s of­ battle to place the state’s largest Mrs. Linda Borgida, chairman of about it,” Mrs. Werbner said. Family Editor Manchester Memorial Hospital, is to brother. Edward Gnatek. of Hadley: r fice to appear in court Tuesday, Feb. convalescent home in receivership, provide an environment where com­ the group facilitators, said, “It’s a "Facilitators are not therapists, we three sisters. Mrs Nellie Wolejko. of 5. The details of an earlier proposal pan out, the state has indicated it is "It really helps to talk to other munication can take place, provide meeting where people can express do not offer psycho-therapy.” Stonington. Mrs. Stella Mashnka. to place a monitor in the home for a prepared to press forward with its cancer patients and find out how they mutual support, offer alternative themselves. For some it’s easy, for “All facilitators, however, do have and Mrs Adeline Muzyka. both ol period of 60 days are expected to be case. are dealing with their problem,” said methods of coping with various others it’s difficult.” a background in cancer either as Hadley; and six grandchildren. finalized bv tbn* 'imp Wendy Lacey, a 20-year-old keypunch problems and ways of adjusting to in­ “The group differs from groups professionals, nurses, or in patient Funeral services will be Monday at operator from Vernon. dividual circumstances," Muriel such as Alcoholics Anonymous or relations,” Mrs. Borgida added. 9:30 a m from the Fitzgerald "Not talking about it doesn’t make Werbner, executive director of ACS Child Abuse, the facilitators do not "When I first found out I had Funeral Home. 225 Main St., with a it any easier," she said. in Manchester said. "The group run our group, we just give patients cancer a year ago, I decided I’d just mass at St Bridget's Church at 10 Bids Received It was With a similar thought in meets every Monday evening from 7 the opportunity to come together swing into having cancer, take the a m Burial will be in St. James mind, that the Manchester Unit of to 8:30 in Conference Room C at with people with similar problems, to drugs necessary, get it over with and Cemetery the American Cancer Society formed Manchester Memorial Hospital and express their doubts and hopes and get on with my life," Wendy said. Friends may call at the funeral For Center Work a free Self Help Support Group for we’ve had as many as 50 people at feel companionship. Only those who “But, after radiation treatments, home on Sunday from 2 to 4 p m and cancer patients and their families in one time. Not everyone who comes is are patients can have a complete un­ chemotherapy and changing from MANCHESTER —Bids were tiles. from 7 to 9 p m Manchester and surrounding towns. ready to participate; sometimes they derstanding of each other’s concern. one drug to another, I realized that The family suggests the memorial received this week for the final stage The Building Committee will this was to be my life and I might as donations be made to the .American of completing the new Senior examine the bids at its next meeting. well get used to it." Cancer Society. 237 East Center St.. Citizen's Center, It is estimated the center will be Wendy, whose bout with ovarian Manchester Renovating Green School will cost completed within the month. cancer is currently in remission, about $14,000, according to Maurice The refurbishing was scheduled for spends one week out of every month Pass, general services director. last August, but the town ran out of receiving treatm ent at the New Four companies submitted bids for federal funds. Additional funds were England Deaconess Hospital in .\hrahani Nilsen the carpeting and tiles, but only one to be provided by the Community Boston. bid to refinish the auditorium. ELLINGTON —.Abraham Nilsen. A Closer Look Development Grant, from which the “My girlfriend goes with me to A. Raymond Zerio & Son, Inc., of 97. of 37 White Road, died Friday at community withdrew in April. Boston and it’s terrible during the Democratic Presidential candidate Senator Kennedy toured the plant which manufac- Manchester, bid $2,760 to refinish the In November, a $17,725 federal two-hour drive knowing that when 1 Wendy Lacey, 20, of Vernon, meets weekly with other cancer Manchester Memorial Hospital. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.. gestures as he tures automobile parts in conjunction with auditorium floor and stage. He was born in Norway. Sept. 21. Older Americans Act grant was get there the medication is going to patients who express their fears and concern over treatment, speaks to a crowd of workers at the Emhart his campaign swing through the Granite Epstein Brothers Carpet Inc., bid received to complete the project. 1882. He resided in Ellington for the make me sick as a dog. 1 was on prognosis, etc. Wendy is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. John Corp. plant in Seabrook, N.H., Friday. Sen. State. (UPI photo) $10,944 fnr the earneting and floor radiation when cancer was first past 28 years. He was a self- Lacey of Vernon. employed carpenter He married to detected, but now I’m in better the late Anna Petersen. shaoe. Of course, even with new drugs Im mindful that J could go deaf He is survived by a daughter. Mrs. themselves; others want to talk Grant Awarded or lose a kidney,” she said. thoughts with some success, Ester Connor, with whom he made Soviets Renew Activity’ becomes most important in your about their particular problem for his home: a sister in France, six Wendy joined the Self Help Support life.” the entire meeting. The facilitators grandchildren. 14 great Village Programs Group and has found it very rewar­ Wendy works at the Hartford In­ then try to tactfully find time for all grandchildren, and three great-great ding. surance Group. "I used to be full to air their feelings. " grandchildren "I would discuss my illness with time, but now I just work when I can. Evidentally, there is a great com- The funeral will be Monday at 2 Afghan Unrest Growing GLASTONBURY —Town officials Services Director Edmund Meinche my doctor and with my family who They have been wonderful to me,” raderie among cancer patients. p.m. at Hay and Peabody Funeral have announced that the Ensworth and Recreation Supervisor Deborah are very supportive. But, 1 didn’t feel she said. “They keep in touch with each other. Home in Portland. .Maine. Calling I nilcH Press liileriialionul the country. Also in Washington, Defense Foundation of Hartford has awarded Plimptom to draw up the lists. The it was fair to keep talking about it Another cancer patient, in her late When Wendy is not at a meeting hours will be Sunday afternoon and Soviet air and armored forces "We continue to receive reports of Secretary Harold Brown said a a grant to to the town that would Parks and Recreation Department and make them (my family) feel any 40’s, who asked to remain because she is receiving treatment in evening in Portland began a new round of intense activity growing unrest in major Afghan Soviet attack against Pakistan or provide funds for the purchasing of runs the playschool program and the worse than they do. The group is very anonymous, (we’ll call her Alice) Boston, someone will always ask Local arrangements are being around the Afghan capital of Kabul cities. Travelers to Jalalabad and Iran, both more vulnerable because toys for the Welles Village Teen Drop-in Center at Naubuc good and you don’t have to impose on also highly recommends the Self where she is, or ask who has been in completed by White-Gibson-Small Friday and the United States said it Herat report that these cities are of the K rem lin occupation of Playschool program and athletic School. people —especially family. I just Help Group. "I asked my doctor if touch with her. It’s the same when Funeral Home. 65 Elm St.. had reports of "growing unrest in tense. Attacks against Soviet per­ Afghanistan, would not mean an eouipment for youths in the village. Meinche initiated a weightlifting didn't want to upset them any more. there was such a group. I was so someone doesn’t show up for a. few Rockville major Afghan cities " and of looting sonnel are increasing and nationalist automatic declaration of war by the According to officials, $250 will be program in Naubuc School with “There are many patients who depressed and felt so alone, 1 weeks. There is no age barrier to by Russian troops. force are continuing to operate even United States. appropriated for athletic equipment financial aid coming from the South have no family; no one to talk to, attended meetings and met other concern,” Mrs. Werbner said. Helicopter gunships flew ceaseless during the day," State Department Brown was reacting to a comment and $150 will be set aside for the toys. Congregational Church's Challenge they just talk to themselves and go people who have the same problems. Commenting on the recent Connec­ Police Report patrols around the Kabul area, with spokesman Hodding Carter said. Thursday by special presidential en­ Housing Authority Executive Fund and the Knights of Columbus. nuts,” she said. It really helped me get out of ticut Public Television presentation some heading across the mountains "Herat continues to be buffeted by voy Clark Clifford in New Delhi, In­ Director Bill Willett said the Parks Willett and other officials have At the hospital, Wendy found she myself,” she said. "Joan Robinson —One Woman’s to the west amid rumors of renewed strikes and anti-government dia that if the Soviets move toward and Recreation Departm ent will maintained that if better preferred a room other than one in "A lump in my breast was found in Story” which dealt with a woman Robert Molley. 29. was charged guerrilla activity. UPI correspon­ demonstrations, and the Soviets are the Persian Gulf, "That means war." decide how the money is spent for the recreational opportunities were the Cancer Unit. '"1 found it 1968 and one breast was removed. with ovarian cancer, she said, “After with illegally obtaining a controlled dent Michael Keats reported from increasing security precautions in In the Pakistan capital of toys and the Youth Services Bureau available to the youngsters of the depressing. The attitudes of the Then, in 1978 a lump was detected in the film was presented, there were substance by police Friday. Kabul. Dozens of Soviet transport Kabul. The deteriorating security Islamabad, a high-powered U.S. will write a list of priorities for the village, problems such as vandalism, nurses was different. I understand the other breast. Now, I'm not really more than 300 calls in the area with Molley. 16 Knight St., allegedly planes flew out of Kabufon apparent situation evidently is hampering delegation including President athletic equipment. loitering and harassment would not that they are working in depressing in remission because another lump questions about cancer and self help called a pharmacy and said he was a F supply runs to troops stationed in out­ delivery of consumer goods to the Carter's National Security Adviser Willett said he has contacted Youth be as serious. surroundings with a lot of people they has been found between my breasts. I groups." Incidentally while this is doctor He later came to pick up th cities, " Carter said, terming such Zbigniew Brzezinski arrived to con­ see every day then don’t ever see guess physicians really shouldn’t say the same type of cancer Wendy has, prescription The police were lying regions. reports "accurate. " sult with top Pakistan officials on again. I always go to a different "if you go five years without a reoc- she fortunately does not have the notified when the pharmacist On the ground, Russian troops kept up increased patrols which began "Sporadic food shortages are oc­ "concrete ways" to counter the floor. Anyone who feels the need to currance of cancer you’re okav." same history of Joan Robinson.” Ac­ became suspicious. curring in some areas and there are Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. talk to someone tells the nurse and ’cause I'm not,” Alice said. cording to Mrs. Werbner, ovarian Bridgeport authorities have Wednesday and, over the past 24 hours, have resumed guard oVer some reports that Soviets troops are Brzezinski and Deputy Secretary of she sends someone in. Cancer My children are grown. Since I cancer affects only 5 to 7 percent of warrents for Molley's arrest, and several major intersections in the ci­ stealing goods from local shops," he patients seem to be drawn to each started going to the Selh Help Sup­ women in Wendy’s age group. .Manchester police arehotding him State Warren Christopher will spend ty. Tanks, rocket launchers and ar­ added. Leaders Support other. Sometimes I think the IV (in­ port Group my family’s attitude has Perhaps these few lines penned by until releasing him for prosecution in two days in talks with President mored personnel carriers moved in ■Reports of such behavior by Mohammad Zia ul-Haq and his aides Looking at updated material about the executive director of the Manchester Unit of travenous) poles have magnets," she changed as mine has. They are sup­ an anonymous author best explains E Bridgeport. columns through the streets of the Soviet personnel and their attitude before flying on to Saudi Arabia. American Cancer Society’s Self Help Support ASC. Group meets every Monday night at 7 said with a grin. portive and I guess I don't complain the Cancer Self Help Support Group: “If any lift of ipine may ease the capital in renewed shows of force. toward the Afghans are causing The visit of the American delega­ Group, are from left, Linda Borgida, chair­ p.m. in Conference Room C at Manchester "Many of us in the Self Help Sup­ as much knowing others share the Sunset Lodge resentment among the Afghan pop­ burden of another, God give me love In Washington, the State Depart­ tion will be the first opportunity U.S. Indian Arms Deal man of the group facilitators; 'Wendy Lacey, Memorial Hospital. port Group have different types of same problem.” ulation." officials have had to sit down with cancer and I’m younger than most, and care and strength, to help my MANCHESTER - Sunset Rebekah ment raised the estimate of the a cancer patient; and Muriel Werbner, Speaking in behalf of the Self Help Lodge will meet Monday at the number of Soviet troops in He said the Soviets have been im­ Zia to discuss a proposed $400 million but we are all able to converse. I Support Group, Mrs. Werbner said, ailing brother” NEW DELHI,India (U P Il-T he into the Persian Gulf, "that means Afghanistan to 92,000 — 7,000 more proving airports in the eastern part economic and military package. Zia know that I can go to a meeting and “People attending don't have to be For further information about the Marine Club on Parker St. at 8 p.m. A United States has supplied Afghan war." so al hour will be held after the than previous estimates, and also of the country, apparently to support already has dismissed the sum as feel better. You find that getting very articulate. Some take weeks Cancer Self Help Support Group call rebels with communications equip­ The former defense secretary, who meeting reported widespread unrest across a heavy air campaign against rebel "peanuts." response from others, sharing your before they feel free to express 643-2168, positions in inaccessible mountains. ment and is willing to sell India failed to silence India's condemna­ weapons more sophisticated than tion of American plans to re-arm previously available, informed Pakistan, also said Washington sources said Friday. wouid send military advisers to Clowning Service The sources said the United States Pakistan to assure U.S. weapons are is "not doing much" to directly help not aimed at India. Afghan rebels topple the Soviet- The sources said India has enough Colleagues Honor Dyer Recalls 42 Years of Service backed regime in Kabul, but is weapons already so as not to feel Highlights Meeting supplying them with radios. threatened by the U.S. arms supplied "The offer of new arms to India to Pakistan, and Mrs. Gandhi was appeared designed to soften Indian more upset over the psychological MANCHESTER - A special Chris­ Center Congregational Church will opposition to the plan to give $400 boost Zia would derive. tian Clowning Service highlighted the be secretary and Sister Julia Lydon million in arms and economic aid to "When Zia gets the weapons, he'll of St. Bartholomew Church will r annual meeting and banquet of the defend itself against potential Soviet be more cocky,"’ they said, ford Couranl and also wrote a "news Manchester Area Conference of .serve as treasurer. By CHARLIE MAYNARD aggression in the wake of the Soviet explaining the Indian view. Four years after becoming assis­ rhyme" feature for the Herald brief­ Churches held Friday night at the MACC will begin its seventh year Herald Reporter invasion of neighboring Afghanistan. "The United States, which delivered ly in 1954. Concordia Lutheran Church Joe Dyer had just quit a job at his tant director, then-Governor John of service and work to the communi­ Indian Prime Minister Indira $23.3 million worth of weapons to In­ He would take a current event in MACC officers were elected for the , ty. home town radio station when the Dempsey named Dyer as director of Gandhi, whose nation has fought two dia from 1977 to mid-1978—is i the news and spoof it in rhyme form. new year and installed a in a special Shirley Stager lead the unusual state was beginning its merit system. the state’s Office of Economic Op­ wars with Pakistan, objected to prepared to consider the sale of more portunity, a Great Society-era One such parody was his Jan. 10 ac­ ceremony before the worship ser­ clowning service, conducted by His mother, Nellie, encouraged the resumption of U.S. arms shipments sophisticated weapons not previously program to combat poverty. Dyer count of a Congressional pay raise, a vice. clowns. Mrs Stager called the clown 1936 Providence College graduate to to its traditional enemy during talks available in South Asia, they said. took a leave of absence from the subject to be lampooned then as it is The Rev. Dale Gustafson of the a symbol of the foolish and human take the examination — and the rest Thursday with Special U.S. Envoy The weapons, which the United Labor Department to take the posi­ now. Emmanuel Lutheran Church was nature of man throughout all ages Clark Clifford. States has been "reluctant" to sell is history. The state offered Joe Dyer tion. "Congress feels It needs a elected president; Patricia Reilly of and cultures. She said, "The service a clerk's position and the 65-year-old Clifford left India Friday with the India in the past, include aircraft “ It was kind of exciting back raise...its members all entreat , at St James Church was elected vice- is a reminder that God, too, has a warning that if the Soviets moved guidance systems "sm art" bombs. New London native worked his way 15,000 each per year, they fail to sense of humor." up to executive director of the Labor then," Dyer reminiscenced. "New president : Patricia Browne ol the make ends meet...a few object, but Department's Employment Security ideas dropped in, such as the Head Start program. That was the best just a few. .who say 'get down, to Division. thing ever to come out of the poverty earth...the sum we get is really Dyer, who resides at 57 Shaliow- program. Not to3 many of the things fair . It's more than we are Dance (^lub brook Lane, Manchester, with his Students Study they tripe to do l a s t ^ But this got worth ...the few are right, we voters Plans Kvent Thank you to our wife, the former Cora Warren of the kids out of the homeEarlier, Kids say... a raise right now's not Providence, R.I., retired Jan. 1 after from deprived homes got an earlier cricket .for hasn't Ike just told us 42 years with the state. He was MANCHE.STER -T h e Manchester To Protest Cuts patrons who may have start." all . economy's the ticket' ..if boost Square Dance Club will hold a Valen­ recently honored by his colleagues at they must their yearly raise., be paid a testimonial dinner in East Windsor, However, the Job Corps, he said, tine Dance for all club level dancers in surplus butter...we've several hun­ been inconvenienced by Advancing through the ranks. Dyer had its "up and downs " in trying to- tonight at the Verplanck School. 127 STORRS.Conn. (UPI 1 -About 1,000 dred million pounds .that they have held positions as interviewer, get the 16 to 20-year-olds off the Olcott St., from 8 to 11 p.m. students hit the books at the Univer­ bought and sold., while we pay employment technician, research streets. 2 Earl Johnston will be calling and sity of Connecticut's library after our recent robbery— Today, the government is relying eighty cents a pound...to perpetrate Russ and Anita White will cue the closing time Friday night, protesting associate, occupational analyst and mainly on the Comprehensive the fraud .in June they'll all be rounds. the building’s limited weekend hours. We too, were in­ chief of occupational analysis before Employment and Training Act heading home...then butter they being appointed assistant director of Refreshments will be served. A library employee estimated 1,000 (CETA) program could sell, at cut-rate prices we'd be the State Employment Service in students were in the library with "That's just a stop-gap measure, " glad to have them ring our bell, in convenienced. 1960. special administrative approval to Dyer said. "It doesn't do the job. The this day. then, all can be stay in the building four hours past In that year. Connecticut was one pleased, and joy will be of only three states which main­ training part is the best of it, not the DAK Setts .Meeliiifi the posted 6 p.m, closing time. widespread for they would have a We do appreciate tained its employment service employment part. You'll find in most EAST HARTFORD - The Martha It had been decided the library goodly raise and we'd have separate from the unemployment cases it hasn't worked." Pitkin Wolcott Chapter of the would close from 6 p.m. Friday until buttered bread " Daughters of the American Revolu­ noon Sunday as one of several efforts your patience. division. Dyer lauded such a set-up Joe Dyer had originally wanted to tion of South Windsor and East Hart­ to trim the university’s budget. I "People on the lower classification become a journalist. He had worked After 38 years in Manchester, Dyer ford will hold its regular monthly The special study session was in the employment service division summers at the New London Day, has managed to give part of himself meeting on Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. at the" planned through UConn's activities Peter Wallack can be shifted between the two ser­ office. vices, " he said in a recent interview.' filling in when the regulars were on to the community He has been ac­ Raymond Library, 849 Main St. Mrs. tive in the’Cub Scouts and PTO. has Ben 1) Sasportas, past vice president She said the extended hours for one “They can be intergraled. When the vacation. He would have gladly pur­ General Manager chaired local Red Cross and Cancer general and honorary state regent night had been approved by universi­ unemployment compensation load sued journalism as a major, but PC fund drives, promoted construction will speak on membership and her ty administrators and students were goes down, you can shift (those peo­ didn't offer such courses and Dyer of a public swimming pool, was a topic is "You, You're the One." organizing a letter-writing campaign ple! back and forth." settled for philosophy. "The logic Al-Aiion IMeeting; to have longer library hours r(. Dyer said such versatility keeps was good. " he said. "It helped me in member of the Manchester Improve­ The Rev. Dale Gustafson of Emanuel Lutheran Church, in­ restored. m the employees on the payroll even a lot of things ' ment Association and turned the first coming president of the Manchester Area Conference of EAST HARTFORD - Al-Anon will Ms. Gudinkas said along with the when fewer benefits have to be paid Even when he quit the media to shovel of dirt for a new Knights of meet at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Burn­ join the state. Dyer didn't push his Columbus home as a KofC director Churches, joins Mrs. Shirley Stager in the annual “Christian cutback of library hours, UConn has I out. This prevents massive lay-offs in side Methodist Church, Church St. turned off heat in some buildings at Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 prosperous times and frantic hiring writing ability aside, authoring many He received the distinguished ser­ Clowning Service’’ Friday night at Concordia Lutheran Al-Anon is a group for persons who night and cut overtime for sonow Joe Dyer gave 42 years of service to the state Labor Depart­ when recession hits and people apply feature articles for the Labor vice award in 1966 and 1971 from the Church. The service was part of the annual meeting of the con­ have family members with alcohol removal from the school’s budget. ment. U.S. Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall honored the for unemployment compensation. Department's magazine, "Bulletin, " state Board ol Education and the ference. (Herald photo by Adamson) problems. Manchester resident with this plaque. (Herald photo by Pinto) and other publications He was a Connecticut Disabled American stringer for 10 years with the Hart- Veterans EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 2, 1980 - II HI - EVENING HERALD, Sal , Feb 2, 19K The Supermarket Shopper Tips for Organizing Your Own Coupon Club

B> MARTIN SI.OANK Kemind each caller to bring all his or her unwanted caps that can be ordered. Wisconsin residents must send Receive a 50-cent coupon for sour cream. Send two empty Whal 6i> you do with a refund form for Duncan Hines coupons and refund forms as well as a busmess-size facsimiles instead of back panels and purchase- foil packets from Mrs. Grass Onion Soup Mix. Refund Cake Mix if you prefer Betty Crocker’ envelope confirmation seals. Refund form required. Expires Dec. form required. Expires June 30. 1980, lATiat do vfju do with all those dog-food coupons if you Next week I will tell you bow to make your first 31. 1960. Nestle-Underwood Free Lunch Offer, P.O, Box NB-127, have a cat'' meeting a successful one. Campbell's 1980 Calendar. P.O. Box 3 ^ , Maple Plain. 3630 Durazno Ave., El Paso. Texas 79905. Receive a $1 re­ You trade them, of course’ For more details on starting and running a coupon club, Minn. 55348. Receive a "Campbell Kids 1980 Calendar." fund, Send the faces cut from two front panels of any Nes­ One of the best ways to trade cash-off coupons and re­ order a copy of my "Coupon Qipper's .Newsletter No. 2: For each calendar, send six “ calorie circles" from the tle Souptime Soup plus two wrappers or labels from any fund forms IS at coupon-club meetings Coupon Qubs." Send 75 cents plus a stamped, self- front labels of Campbell’s Light Ones Soups plus 2S cents size of Underwood Deviled Ham or Underwood Meat • A coupon club is a group of shoppers who meet regular­ addressed envelope to Supermarket Shopper, P.O. Box for postage and handling. Refund form required. Wiscon­ Spread. Refund form required. Expires March 31, 1980, ly to trade coupons and refund forms Their objective is 461. Radio City Station. .New York. N Y. 10019 Be sure to sin residents send "calorie circle" facsimiles plus 25 Summit Cookie Bars Refund Offer, M4M-Mars Inc., to turn a lot of useless pieces of paper into new money­ ask for newsletter .No 2 cents. Elxpires .March 31. 1980. P.O. Box 1403. Watertown, Mass. 02172. Receive a $1 re­ saving opportunities Dentyne-Triden-Rolaids Free Sunglass Offer, P.O. Box fund. Send three proof-of-purchase seals or three "N EW " It's not unusual for a club member to arrive at a 9154. St. Paul. Minn, 55191. Receive a free pair of Cool- circles from Summit cookie Bars 3 Packs. Refund form meeting with $20 worth of unwanted coupons and refund Clip ’n ’ File Refunds Ray Polarized Sunglasses. Send six of the following required. Expires March 31, 1980. forms and to leave at the end of the evening with $20 proofs: Dentyne Bonus Pack outer wrapper. Tident Val- Swanson Cutting Board, P.O. Box 4001, Ronks, Pa. worth of new ones that can be turned into big savings the SoupH, Snack Foods, Candy (File 3) U-Pak outer wrapper, words "e Rolls" from the collar or 17572. Receive a free 14-by-lO-inch plastic cutting board. very next morning words "3 Pack" from the cello wrapper of Rolaids 3 Campbell’s-iNabisco Soup 'n' Crackers. P.O. Box 2671, Send four variety-name panels from the fronts of Swan­ A coupon club will not only multiply your savings It Maple Plain. Minn 55348. Receive an embroidered patch Pack. Also send $1 postage and handling. No more than son HungryMan Pizzas. Wisconsin redidents send hand- will also provide you with many new friends and a lot of or a knitted winter cap bearing a patch. For the patch, two Rolaids 3 Pack proofs may be included among the six drawn facsimiles only. Refund form required. Expires fun send three labels from Campbell’s Chicken Soup and one required wrappers. Select glasses from male, female or .March 31. 1980. This is the first of several columns that will show you purchase confirmation seal from a 16-ounce box of unisex style. No form necessary. Expires March 30.1980. (Clip out each file and keep it with similar cash-off- bow easy it is to start a coupon club I will also explain Nabisco Premium Saltine Crackers. For the knitted cap. Lipton Soup Mix Recipe and Refund Offer. P.O. Box coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage bow typical meetings are conducted and bow to make send the above proofs plus $2 Select patch from the 9245. Clinton. Iowa 52738. Receive a $1.50 refund and a coupons, for elample. You can obtain required refund those meetings more enjoyable and worthwhile free recipe booklet. Send front vame panels from any forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and magazines, following: United States. Austria. Afria, Canada. China. The first step in starting a coupon club is to pick a date combination of six cartons of the following Lipton Recipe and from trading with friends: do not write to manufac­ Denmark. England. France, Germany, Greece. Hungary. about four weeks in advance for your first meeting Soups: Onion. Beefy Onion, Onion-Mushroom. Beef- Ireland. Israel. Italy. Japan. Mexico. Norway, PVJ.D. turers for them. And watch for our once-a-month special* This will give you sufficient time to get organized and Puerto Rico. Russia. Scotland. Spain, Sweden, Flavor Mushroom. Refund form required. Expires June listings of refund forms to ask for. Offers are subjectin spread word of the meeting. Many clubs have their first Switzerland. Select camp in red. blue or green, iOne size 30. 1980. manufacturers’ geographical limits and local laws. Aliuw meeting on a weekday evening fits all.) There is no limit on the number of patches or Mrs, Grass. P.O. Box NB-054. El Paso, Texas 79977. 10 weeks to receive each refund.) Finding members for your club should be easy with so many shoppers interest^ in coupons and refunds Here are a few methods you can use; — Put up signs on bulletin boards at nearby super­ manufacturer's markets. A simple notice is best For example: "New YOUR HEATING or coupon club being formed Call Sallv for information at 55W»00." — Ask community newspapers to inform readers that a new coupon club is forming and that you can be contacted GASOLINE BILL! for information. You might also consider running a small lOOoFF_____ fill o u t a n e n tr y b la n k a t _____ classified ad containing the same information as the bulletin-board sign. •NO PUNCHASe NECESSARY! THERESA WINNER IN EVERY STORE! DRA WINGS HELD SA 7.4 P M FEB. 9.19801 — Tell a dozen friends and neighbors about the meeting. j BBSEasBIZEi ! T Ask each of them to bring a friend COUPONS I recommend having 15 to 20 persons at your first meeting. A group of this size is small enough to comfor­ i » . tably control yet large enough for a worthwile and exciting trading session. When people call for information, explain that the pur­ OXUICR o * pose of the meeting is to trade coupons and refund forms. J 'EiccpirtvntEic^idadBrLt* SM.TMK I LmtOn«Co<4MnNrFwTtfykWTwi wQupgn r AP-2 600 i 'E«capt lt«m« EidudM By U« 1 L-mtOncCot^ionPtrFvtWv AP-2GC 1 Inform beginners that there will be a special class for >IVttadFfO 3-9 1960 I Limt Ont Coupon P«r Fanviy them. J^iidFeo 3-9.t9S0 Be sure your directions for reaching the meeting place are easy to follow.

Church Notices

Center Congregational Church MANCHESTER — The Center Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ has scheduled the following events for the coming week. F Monday: Seventh grade Confirmation. 5 p.m.. Federa­ tion Room Ninth grade Confirmation. 5 p.m.. Robbins Roan Tuesday: Fhlgrim cboir. 3:30 p.m.. Memorial Hall Sacred Diance Group, 6:30 p.m., 30 Forest St. Wednesday: Chancel choir. 7:30 p.m.. Federation Room. JUKY-aOMOA aomDA-“eo’ size Thursday: Sacred dance workshop, 3:30p.m.. Woodruff Hall Diaconate. 7:30 p.m.. Federation Room Property WHITE TANGERIMES Center Slices Eittier Half or E committee. 7:30 p.m., Robbins Room. HAM 17-22 LB. SRAPEFRUIT CRISPINO'S WILL DOUBLE & TRIPLE Second Congregational Church ______‘'^'ORANGES STEAKS „r$-58 WHOLE q q o M^NOTESTER — The Second Congregational Church ROASTS 1 lb HAMS O o !^ YOUR MONEY ON COUPON SAVINGS! of the United Church of Christ has scheduled the EXTRA MILD following events for the coming week. 4 ^ * 1 1 0 . « 1 ASP IS A POULTRY SHOP TtS OSCAR MAYER When you redeem manufacturer’s coupons clipped i from newspapers, Monday: Church council, 7:30 p.m Colonial , Frozen-Grade "A" Young Meat Tuesday: Bible study, 9:30 a m Agnes Hayes group Franks pkg magazines, etc.. W ell give you DOilBLE the cents o ff shown on 7:30 p.m. golden RIPE-CHIOUITA ^ ^ Wieners AAP T U R K E Y S ™ Wednesday. Stewardship committee, 7 p.m Bible • Whole 16-22 lbs. • Halves OSCAR MAYER the coupon. And, if you spend ’ 20.00 or more W ell TRIPLE the cents o ff. study, 7:30 p.m. Meat • Leg Quarters . o.Moib.c Beef YQIOW BANANAS 3 Franks pi!g Thursday: choirs: Junior. 4:30 pm High 6:30 pm . SALAD m iN ’S Franks THIS OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO CMSPWO’S COUPONS AND COFFH COUPONS Senior. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, 7 p.m HICKORY SMOKED lO c e a n Spray cnribtfry Q u O kw o ziH rpE : p sp All MtF SAWwiCm S't a« s ARE UMITED TO ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. THK OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO OGARETTES, Saturday: .Mainstreet dance. 9 p m . .Manchester Ar- = E C .E AF • '■>P£ES .E A C .B C S T rs F'esh-U S D A Insp morv Kahn’s no ■ , , D a m a m s u g a r I lb Table Treat $ 0 2 9 BEER, TAX OR OTHER ITEMS PROHBfTED BY LAW. GOOD THRU FEB. 9,1980. DaCOn ADOED>pkg CHICKEN LEGS IMOiCCKi’S Steak-umm’s’;°'fc L E T T U C E ” OLO**v«Oh$*n{ 39! AVAIL WED-SAT-CENTER•NTERCUT CUT Canadian or more Church of the Nazarene LongOrMii Znly Tingy Fresh Bacon 3 lb avg MANCHESTER — The Church of the .Nazarene has CUCUMBERS RADISHES SCAUIONS Cod Steaks * r ? scheduled the following events for the coming week Double Your (leatUM* i< 8lort« wHN \ Tuesday: Young womens bible study, babysitting 3 i S ' l I b u n c h w i 4 9 « service deli senrict dti's only) provided, 9:30 a m Service at Crestfield" Convalescent action priced for savings INANUFACTURER’S liced : 1 T ™ " Home. 2 p.m Service at Vernon .Manor. 3 p.m Church SELECT MEDHJMDPV STO«£ S C«£AMy PiLLSBURYPlItSHuflV . CORN OIL Cooked Ham Cole Slaw 49^6 Pie Crust Mix I ► Savings board meeting. 7:30 p.m Bulk Yellow Onions 13« STOflE SLICED valid-cheese 49* Mazola NEW TEXAS GOLDEN SWEET $-|39 lO S C A B lN MOTT S Wednesday Women s bible study, 9:30 a m . Church Turkey Breast * 2 * ! Imported Swiss Pancake Mix 79* Apple Sauce MANUFACTUER’S COUPON parlor midweek prayer service and teen bible study. 7 Cabbage 19S Fancy Yams 2 5 * CAAANOO-NEW ENGLAND STOWE SLICED cheese 24 002 2 CONT S499 Cents Off Sausage * 2 ” NOWARD JOWSONS-FR02 0 0 6 p.m., Davis Building Chancel choir rehearsal, 8 p m Muenster *1 ^ Log Cabin Syrup Mac A Cheese on all PEPPER C* 0M3HC*<{Sf S(DFT M A R G A R IN E -T W IN T u 8 S # ^ c PURINA Friday: Teen activity, 7 p m Yellow Turnip 13$ Pop Corn 2,$^, 69* Cooked Salami *1” SO09 Land 0 Lakes ^ J Fleischmann’s Dog Chow Saturday: .Men's prayer meeting. 8 a m Bus visitation CRISPINO’S ADDED ministry. 10 a m Manufacturer’s GENERIC RAGOZZINO-SPAGHETTI ANN PAGE-ALL SIZES South .Methodist Church Cents Off .MA.NCHESTER — The South United .Methodist Church TEA BAG S|k SAUCE NOODLES Coupons has scheduled the following activities for the coming 16pz bag^B . week ” NOTVAUn^WDOOPONS Monday: Annual All Church Conference. 7 30 p m ORIFTOTALmEEDSPRICEOFITEM at reception hall. Total Tuesday: Quilt committee. 9 a m . education wing. Women's prayer and study group, 7:30pm . 1208 .Main St' Wednesday: .Men’s prayer and study group, 7 30 p m Savings DU jamboree . ^ Missions commission. 7:45 p.m , 41 Congress St e a r l y CALIFORNIA COLOSSAL Crispino’s AGP C A C *«'P»GE-WHOl.EKEI 89* Ripe Olives [ i2'$ or Wheat Snacks J DSr Corn O - 89^ Bright Eyes ) C tn» nTjY! rehearsal. 6.30 p.m. United Methodist Women Executive B A K E D PEA L. A Q F 1% O '4 'O lO O C SAH..Dfl»LAUNOn> • *N»\I J J J lJ ll J I J Boar^ 7:30 p m .Staff - parish relations committee, 7:30 Mushrooms 2 • 89* Friends Beans Cheese Crackers 4«r Mixed Peas O 09^ Detergent TRIPLE VALUE SUPREME FOODS 2 i S M m r a i r p.m. Prayer, scripture study 4 sharing group. 7:30 p.m B A K e4G M IX MANUFACTURER’S 224 Indian Hill Trail. Glastonbury, Chicken Broth 4 ^ Bisquick Snack Crackers Green Beans O o»T Rug Fresh OAC Friday: Youth choir rehearsal, 7:30 p m Chancel choir BETTY CROCKER , MANUFACTUER’S AND WITH A ^PAOE SMAU ,01 A A C 15 01 O O C “DEOOORtZiNGClEASER OOOS't" rehearsal, 7 30 p.m. United .Methodist Youth Fellowship, Apple Juice ■:r59* Potato Buds stuffed Olives >' 9»T Hydrox 9 " Lysoi MSTANT COFFEE ANN PAGE ^ ------^ 3 0 7 30 p.m Saturday Couple club, bowling party. 6:45 A Q F _ . , 601 iisoL spflA, Cents Off p.m.. Holiday Lanes Folger’s Coffee Maxwell House Mayonnaise DorltosChips '’•» is r Disinfectant CRISPINO'S ADDED ’ 20.00 Purchase frozen foods dairy generic [ general nndse.^ ( health and beauty aids BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY f WELCH S DELICIOUS 6402 BTl Emanuel Lutheran Church Apple sluice *1” G E SOFT WHITE f. REGULAR ot UNSCENTEO/ ,'^REGULAHoi MINT Cents Off b U MORTON GRAPE COTTAGE TOASTEOOATS LIGHT BULBS W SURE SOLID km J CREST n ~ Emanuel Lutheran Church has CHEESE Cereal to or 049 scheduled the ollowing events for the coming 8 week NON DAIRY COFFEE TRIPLE YOUR NOT V H F O R ^ E E COUPONS’ < ! POT PIES I JUICE Creamer i?oi” DEODORANT ITOOTHPASTE ,'T> Scouts, 6:45 p.m. Coucil Coun­ fJ 'J/ pkg*, I ip Q, cil member orientation, 7 pm . Council meeting 7 30p.m COnt^^P ) F0RSALADSO.C0OKKK1 OR IF T O m EXCEEDS PRICE OF ITEM Corn oil .6 016. *2", Total EC*^W^*?30° i 9 9 * ^ 9 9 ' I *' Q A ^ Wednesday Emanuel choir. 7.30 p m glad products 9 U SAVINGS! Thursday: Prayer group, 10 a m Care and visitation KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD ClEARFOOOWRAP ____ Savings 3 69 Valvffta I <0 psg Glad Wrap ',“ » 79* " ii A tdf tm Your Johnson s oi$p chapers lOa.m^ Laurel Manor visitation, p m Bell choir, 3 45 11 2 ^KAM-«C*£AM PEKKCKCOEfARU IJOZ WHITE 0( COLORED ...... FOOOSTORACE p.m. Confirmation. 6.30 P.m Word and witness. 7 p m 7 Glad Bags *1" lPUMPOS a Johnson Couponi H oro! T O d d lB tS Gandwiciwa *1** SupranwCaka 89* SingItt 1«».(, * * JOHNSONS B*B> ^ ^ JOHNSON Se*B> ^ ^ ^andia 7:30 p.m. Basketball practice. 7 45 pm SEALTEST UB CONT DISHOLDTHS Keeney School. * ' 1 le t Crtam Bars *1“ PtasiC arrolt 59* Sour Cream 79* Trash Bags °>V * " JMCh ■ettMl Shampoo ’ *2** Powder ‘ ‘ *1** .Saturday Emanuel Lutheran basketball team vs AAP WHITE s h r e d d e d GIA0L4RQE 15CT PKG 4 FffuUr T SHOWER TO Shower Bl'C' llc*ro« piastic WlT Faith Lutheran 6 p m , llling Junior High .School. AA- ^.EggBtaltrs ^°*89* MIxtd vtyiiwt. 59*. Cheddar Gui pk 'E M S tQ R S A vE SO’ Xu * il 48 l £ *OV»HCK.ESAiE QRRtTAij W«>.tK» J H — EVEWING IffiRALD, Sat., Feb, t. 1960 Collectors’ Comer News for Senior CItIzons Manchester 55 Cheney Tech 68 East Catholic 55 South Windsor 59 Windham 65 Enfield 56 Hall High 50 Bolton High 55 South Catholic 45 Glastonbury 42 East Hartford 56 Penney 49 Bridge games and 1 p.m. 4940; Annette Hillery, social bingo games. Noon­ Craft class. Bus pick-up at By WALLY FORTIN 4480; Betty Grana, 3850; time lunch served, 1 p.m. MANPEX Award Medal Hello. ’The first big news Pinochle gjpnes. Bus pick­ 8:15 with return trips at Kav Ellsworth, 3700. 12:30 and 3 p.m. is that come this Monday Menu for iheWeek up at 8:15 a.m. return trips morning we will be signing at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Thursday, noontime Monday: homemade up for a trip to the Boston Tuesday, 9 a.m. bus for lunch served. At our 1 p.m. Jones Sets Mark clam chowder, salami Really Top-Drawer Item Flower Show scheduled for shopping. 9:30 a.m . we Fun Day Mr. and Mrs. grinder, and chilled fruit. Wednesday March 19th. start our popular Oil Pain­ Churila will show slides Board Domination Olympics Issue Wednesday: fish ’n By RUSS MacKENDRICK While on trips, iinust re­ ting Class. 10 a.m. Square taken during their In Hornets^ Loss chips, cole slaw and apple This is another appearance of the The last of the U.S. 1960 Olympics mind you folks who will Dancin Class. Senior extended stay in the crisp. award medal that is given by the issues came out at Lake Placid soon heading for the Bowling League at the People's Republic of Despite a record performance by Tyler Jones, Windham yesterday. It is a se-tenant foursome Thursday: roast turkey Manchester Philatelic Society to sunny south that you must Parkade Lanes and return China. Bus pick-up at 10 of 15-centers honoring the winter breast with stuffing, High’s huge edge at the 15-foot charity stripe proved to be the winners at their annual spriiigtim send in your final payment from shopping. 1:30 P.M. a.m. and return after the Asset for Indians events. FDC’s may be had through cranberry sauce, whipp^ difference as it took a 65-56 CCIL basketball decision last night show—the MANPEX. This early look by the end of this coming Exercise Class. entertainment. potato with gravy, peas at the prized hexagon allows plenty Feb. 16 from First Day week. Wednesday, 9 a.m. Friday, 10 a.m. Kitchen By LEN AUSTER 30 halftime deficit and took a 44-40 seconds showing on the clock. He over homestanding E ast Hartford High. and ice cream. of time for creativity in pre^ring Cancellations, Postmaster, Lake Next big excitement is Health Clinic, 10 a.m. social bingo games. Also Herajd Sporlawriler lead into the final eight minutes. made the first but missed the second. Jones, 5-foot-ll senior captain for FViday: chicken noodle your exhibit. Placid, NY 12215. about our up and coming pinochle games and exercise class. Noontime Domination on the offensive Eight unanswered markers at the Anderson, playing volleyball with the the Hornets, went over the 1,000- from the field, 24-21, but the Something nice for booklet pane soup, bologna and cheese lunch served. 1 p.m. set­ The Medal is really a top-drawer variety show. TTiis year’s Friendship Circle and the backboards, particularly by 6- outset of the second half, 4 apiece by basketball, kept on tapping and tap­ point mark with five minutes left in Whippets converted 23 free throws collectors will be released on the 7th. sandwhich and jello. start of our Crewel Em­ back games. Bus pick-up at ping it until it finally fell with three the second quarter as he converted while E ast Hartford made good on 8 item. It comes in gold or silver plate show is New York, New foot-5 junior pivotman Bill Carl McKenney and Je ff Fort, had and solid bronze. It has a ne^le- It will be Five stamps with pictures of York Schedule for Week broidery G ass. Noontime 8:15 with return trips at given the Warriors a 38-31 advantage. seconds to go. That gave the locals both ends of a one-and-one from the points from the 15-foot charity line. sharp depiction of one of our most at­ old windmills. The recent talk of What we need is a lot of Monday, 10 a.m Kitchen lunch served. 12:45 our 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Anderson who latched onto 12 ’The locals drew even at 44-apiece their final spread. foul line. Jones finished with 23 Jose Gonzales had a game-high 26 windmills has been with electric tractive stamps—the $S value in the new faces to join us. Our of his game-total 16 caroms off with 6:58 remaining on two Rich Anderson finished with 20 points to points to move his career total to 1,- points to pace Windham with Manny 4th Bureau issue of 1922-23. This power in mind, but in former days first session will be held the offensive end, was the Koepsel free throws. An offensive go along with his rebounds while 016 points. Ramos (13), Tony Beltran (11) and they were used to turn heavy shows the bust of the “Liberty" next Sunday, Feb, 10 from difference as Manchester High rebound hoop by Anderson gave the Sweeney added 10 markers. ’The In­ Windham had an 18-9 edge after Paul Martineau (10) also in double millstones for grinding grain. Later 2 to 4 p.m. here at our one quarter and moved it to 34-27 at figure that surmounts the dome of downed pesky Hall High, 55-50, Indians back the upper hand but a dians were a frigid 13-for-35 in the figures. Sean Campbell added 10 the Capitol in Washington. they pumped water into high tanks center. Fort hoop reknotted it at 46-all. first half while Hall was lO-for-22. the half. The Whippets had a 48-39 markers to the East Hartford total. As at most stamp shows nowadays, for railroads and for irrigation. The Center Ballet in CCIL basketball play last The lead went back in Hall’s favor ’They had an overwhelming 26-12 lead lead going into the final eight ’The Hornets were 24-for-54 from the awards are based on merit rather Heart Disease on Stamps and 19th The windmills shown on the stamps Theatre of Manchester is night at Clarke Arena before a as McKenney dumped in a twin- in the carom department at the minutes of play. the field. than chance competition (except for Century Domestic Registered Mail. run from “Virginia 1720” to “Texas producing a ballet to be crown of 313. pointer but Brian Sweeney’s jumper break, Anderson gathering 11, 9 off The win improves the Whippets to Windham (6 5 ) — Beltran 5-1-11, the Best of Show). That means the Some others were: the Postal 1890.” In between there is Rhode performed at the The victory improves the Silk from the left baseline, a 7-footer, the offensive glass, and Sweeney 9. 12-2 in the league and overall while Ramos 5-3-13, Gonzales 8-10-26, E. Shane judges can give out as many prizes in History of Manchester; Pitcairn Island 1790, Massachusetts 1793 and Manchester High School Towners’ league mark to 11-3 and brought the Indians back again at 48- McKenney was the lone performer the reversal drops E ast Hartford to 0- 2-2, Martineau 3-4-10, M. Shane 0-2-2, Illinois 1860. gold, silver and bronze as they see Islands. Basketball; Zeppelin Mail; Saturday. Feb. 9th at 8 overall standard to 11-4 while the loss all with 3:35 remaining. in twin figures for Hall with a game- 3-11 in the CCIL and 4-12 overall. Porter 0-1-1. Totals 21-23-65. The stamps will be sold in booklets East Hartford (56) — Jones 9-5-23, fit. Lincolniana; History of Airpost p.m. Free tickets for the drops the visiting Warriors to 5-9 in Anderson, after a Hall missed shot, high 25 points. “We had it down to three points in Cason 2-1-5, Campbell 4-2-10, Doran 4-0-8, The frames to be used are the in­ CJovers; British Channel Islands; The of 20 (4 of each picture), for $3, seniors are available at the , couldn’t connect on the front end of a Manchester also took the jayvee the third quarter but a couple of tur­ the CCIL and 7-9 overall. The victory Pelletier 0-0-0, McCarthy 2-0-4, Pandiscia ternational standard type with U.S. C-23 Airmail in all its Phases; FDC’s through Feb. 22 from the Post­ center. was Manchester’s fourth in a row one-and-one but the rebound was contest, registering a 42-40 overtime novers really hurt us,” stated Hornet master at Lubbock, Texas 79408. 1- 0-2, Elarle 1-0-2, Williams 1-0-2. Totals spaces for 16 album pages. You do Shades and Varieties of the Conn. Okay, now for the while the setback ends a Hall four- tapped back to him and he popped in vicotory. Two Joe Panaro free Coach Neil Guerin. 24-8-56. not need to be a member of the MPS Charter Oak (a 3-cent commem Regular Meeting happenings here at the game win skein. a jumper in the lane. throws with three seconds remaining The Hornets outscored Windham issued for the Tercentenary in 1935). Center and we start with A big turnover gave Manchester were the difference. Jim Florence to enter. Also, for security reasons, The regular meeting of the Central “I don’t think we had one of our One collector took a prize for a dis­ our Senior Bowling League had 15 points to lead the young In­ the club does not divulge the names Connecticut Coin Gub will be held at better nights,” stated Tribe Coach possession and it elected to go inot its play of telegraph stamps. Would you at the Parkade Lanes this dians. now 11-4 for the season. of the exhibitors. Mott’s Community Hall, 587 Middle Doug Pearson, “We weren’t shooting four-corner offense. It erased two- believe that there are ten pages of past Tuesday afternoon. Manchester (5 5 )-—Koepsel 3 2-2 Just to give an idea of what's Turnpike East, from 7:30 to 10 P.M. very well and didn’t play very well and-a-half minutes off the clock flying, here are a few titles of these in Scott’s Specialized? Here are some of the defensively. But we were getting the before Ed Kennison drove the lane 8, Sweeney 3 4-5 10, Anderson 9 2-3 20, Luckless Knights next Tuesday the 5th of February. previous winners: United States Perhaps the oddest winning exhibit better scores: Men’s Class rebounds and that was the key. It and banked a shot off the glass for a Britnell 4 0-0 8, Kennison 2 0-0 4, Silver 0- Stampless Covers; Civil War was a batch of missent letters Please Note A high triple, Harvy Duplin wasn’t a very good game but we won 52-48 lead. McKenney responded for 3-4 3, Maher 1 0-1 2. ToUls 22 11-15 55. Hall (5 0 )-M cK en n ey 12 1-3 25, Revenue Stamps: A Historical showing some of the ways a cor­ 527; high single, Norman and that’s what counts.” Hall with a hoop with 20 seconds to Gerry Gerath’s “First Sunday Amenta 1 2-5 4, Hill 2 0-0 4, Radding 1 5-6 Fall Before Enfield Survey of FTecancels (this one grew respondent might goof and so keep Stamp (bourse” is getting off the Lasher 211; Women’s Class Hall, canning 7-for-ll from the go. the mail from going through. A High triple and high 7, Fort 3 0-0 6, Dawson 10-0 2, Walsh 0 2-2 into a book); Connecticut County and routine and will be held on the second field in the third quarter, erased a 31- Pat Silver was fouled with 12 2. Totals 20 10-16 50. Postmasters'Postmarks; U.S. MANPEX '80 will be at the High Sunday, the 10th, of this month. In single was won by Eklna Led by Je ff Wheeler’s 11-point fourth quarter, Enfield High Booklet Panes (more of these on School on Saturday and Sunday, April March we will get it on the first and Christensen single 178, tri­ topped Penney High, 56-49 in CCIL basketball action last night in Feb. 7, see below); Duck Stamps; 19 and 20. fifth Sundays. ple 478, Class B Men’s high triple, Lima Fuller 438; Enfield. South Windsor high single Gene Enrico The victory evened the Raiders’ deficit to 44-41 but Wheeler tallied on 165; Class B Women’s high Return of Kyle Ayer league mark at 7-7 and upped their a free throw and the Raiders went Tacks Defeat tripple and single both won overall standard to 7-8 while the loss into a delay game to keep Penney at Dental Health Week Set bay. by Burt Clulow. for the luckless Black Knights drops them to 4-10 in the CCIL and 4-11 Wheeler finished with 23 points and On Tomahawks ’The slogan "Sm ile, America I tent and decay potential which should On Wednesday morning it receiving electric toothbrushes overall. 12 rebounds to pace Enfield while Brighten the 80s!” has been chosen be avoided. "Good Snacks" which was pinochle time and we donated by Broxodent, Division of Penney had a 9-6 lead after the first Mike Maier chipped in with 14 Putting four performers in double for National Children's Dental had 46 players with the Spices East Success should be selected instead of sweets, Squibb. quarter and had an 8-0 advantage markers. Scott Kirkpatrick in his figures, conference-leading South Health Week, which will be observed will also be displayed. This colorful following scores: Martin Judging will be done by the Bolton before the Raiders got on the best outing of the season had 12 Windsor High upended Glastonbury next week. February 3 to 10. Dr. display can be seen in the junior Bakstan, 611; Sam Schors, After losing two straight return battle with Northwest goal tries and dropped in 19 of 22 Women’s Club. They are also scoreboard with two minutes points and 9 rebounds to show the High, 59-42, in CVC basketball action Cathleen Kowalski is the Manchester room the entire month of February, 610; Archie Houghtaling,- Catholic Tuesday night at the Eagles’ charity tosses. Kiro hitting all eight donating awards to those students games. East Catholic High’s remaining in the period. way for the Knights. Pete Cace was last night in Glastonbury. chairman. Pamphlets from the New England 610; Olive Houghtaling, Nest. The invaders are unbeaten in from the line and Radant was a who receive an Honorable Mention in hoopsters got back on the win­ Enfield gained the upper hand for a also in twin figures for the East The triumph ups the ^ b e a ts ’ con­ Mayor Stephen T. Penny has Dairy and Food Clouncil on good 588; Robert Schubert, 587; HCC w arfare and hold an early perfect 4 for 4. both contests. moment in the second quarter but the Hartford-based five with 10 markers. ference ledger to 11-0 and overall proclaimed next week Children’s nutrition and good eating habits will Ed Scott, 578; Maude ning trail last night , sparked season duke over the locals. South grabbed a 12-10 first period Entries from the poster contest Knights held a slender 23-22 edge at Enfield (56) - M. Maier 6 2-2 14, mark to 13-3 while the setback drops Dental Health Week in Manchester be distributed at the Mary Cheney Custer, 571; Mary Hill, by the return of point-guard Four Eagles wound up in twin lead at the University of Hartford but will be on display at the Lutz Junior- the break. Wheeler 9 5-9 23, J. Maier 30-16, Bachetti the Tomahawks to 2-8 in the CVC and and urges all citizens and community Library, the Whiton Memorial 557; Martha LaBate. 548; Kyle Ayer, against South scoring figures with Bob Venora set­ E ast’s defense took over and shut out Museum in Manchester during the ’The Raiders took the lead after 0 3-4 3, Cerrato 2 2-4 8, Bridges 0 0-0 0, 6-10 overall. organizations join in the observance. Library, and the Lutz Junior Mike DeSimone, 534; ting the pace with 14, tallies, one the Rebels from the floor in the se­ F month of February. Catholic High by a 55-45 count. three periods, 38-35, and it became Morton 2 0-14. Totals 22 12-21 56. ’The Bobcats had a 16-12 lead after The Manchester Dental Society is Museum. Glenn Gibbs, 531; Edna more than Russ Radant canned and cond canto and walked to the Penney (4 9 ) — Garen 2 0-1 4, Cace 5 0-0 Other events scheduled are the Out with a fractured finger in the the ’Jeff Wheeler Show’ at the outset one quarter and extended it to 30-20 sponsoring special programs in the Special events will include: A Farmer, 526. two more than Pete Kiro con­ dressing room with a 19-14 halftime 10, Kirkpatrick 6 0-0 12, Cruz 2 2-2 6, showing of dental films and a dental two losses, Ayer returned to his star­ of the fourth canto as he dumped in at the half. They moved it further at town during this week, with some "Toothbrush Trade-in” at the Lutz During the morning we tributed. Ayer chipped in with 10 lead. Linnell 3 0-0 6, Fahey 0 0-00, Roberts 10-0 skit performed hy the Manchester ting duties and directed the Eagles to the end of three quarters to 46-29. events scheduled for 'the entire Junior Museum, February 5 to 9. The were told that Mary Rose points from his backcourt spot. After three periods, E ast upped the three consecutive hoops for a 44-35 2, Dunn 2 1-2 5, Sylvester 2 0-0 4, Totals 23 High School Thespian group. win No. 11 in 15 starts, and sixth in “We tried to take uncontested month. first 300 children to bring in their old, is feeling much better after South was paced in the point count to 33-27, built up an 11-point Enfield lead. Penney reeled off six 3-5 49. eight Hartford Country Conference unanswered points to close the shots and I thought we did that,” The Manchester Evening Herald, worn-out toothbrushes can exchange an operation and is still in department by Howie Massini with margin, saw it shaved to 7 before outings. South, having an off-season, stated Glastonbury Coach Jack in cooperation with the Manchester it for a new toothbrush. The museum the local hospital. 13 and Dwight Williams with 12. finishing with a 10-point spread. Trinity Covenant Church slipped to 6-9 and4-3. LaPlante, "but when we got back on Dental Society will publish six ar­ is open Tuesday - Sunday, 2-5 p.m. On Wednesday afternoon ’The losers were content to play a East Catholic (55)- Venora 6-2-14, Kiro ticles, one each day, on dental topics MANCHESTER - The Trinity we had our Bridge Games “ It was good to get back on the slow-down game and the second 2- 8-12, Radant 4-5-13, Ayer 2-4-10, the defensive end our defense fell E On Saturday, February 16 the film Ck)venant Church has scheduled the right track, “ winning Coach Jim Knocked Out of Lead down. of interest to the general public. "The Haunted Mouth” will be shown and the lucky prize period saw only 11 points scored. Ciszewski 0-0-0, Fortin 0-0-0, Galligan 2-0- following events for the coming Penders commented. “I was pleased 6. Totals 18 19-22 55. “ We tried to make them take out­ Events scheduled at the local in the junior room at the Mary winners were: Marjorie “I was pleased with our defense, week. with the overall play of theteam, es­ South Catholic (45)- Giuliano 0-0-0, side shots and they did. ’They were schools will include: the displaying Cheney Library at 10 a.m ., 1 p.m., McLain, 6120; Tom Regan, especially the play of Tom Fortin, Monday: Chairman’s Supper pecially Ayer. He did a super job. He Massini 5-3-13, Williams 6-0-12, Mozzicato missing them but they’d get 2-3 shots of poster-calendars in the and 3 p.m. who came off the bench,” Penders Meeting, 5:30 p.m. really took charge out there.” 3- 1-7, Carbone 2-1-5, Mirabelio 0-0-0, classrooms, discussions by Hall High at a time. They beat us on the said. Girls Bolton Events Tuesday: Men’s prayer breakfast Com ing up n ext w ill be the Herbert 0-6-6. Totals 17 11-15 45. Manchester dentists on good dental East shot well, hitting 18 of 29 field boards,” at LaStrada West Restaurant, 6 a.m. toughest test of the campaign, a health with the 6th graders. The film National Children’s Dental Health John Allen had 14 points, Tony Building Committee, 7:30 p.m. at the “Toothbrushing with Charlie Brown" Week will be observed in the Bolton Mozzicato and Glenn Pugliese 11 will be shown to grades 1, 2, and 3. school system next week, February 3 home of Paul Norling, 32 Santina apiece and Mike Flanagan 10 to pace to 10. The Manchester Dental Society Drive. Outshoot Tribe South Windsor. John Peyrot was the Grades 4 and 5 will view “ The is sponsoring the event. Wednesday: Pioneer girls, 6:30 lone double digit performer for Haunted Mouth.” The Manchester There was a change at the top in the CCIL girls’ basketball High School Thespian group, under A poster and essay contest is being p.m. Choir rehearsal, 7 p.m. Bible ■ iSM TORGFlM Glastonbury with 13 points followed the direction of Dr. Lee Hay will per­ conducted at the Bolton schools. The study with Mr. Robert DeValve as standings last night as Hall High downed Manchester High, 37- by Mike Stowell’s 9 tallies. 5th and 6th grade students are com­ leader, 7:30 p.m. Team Effort Keys Tech 32, in West Hartford. That, coupled with Wethersfield High’s 74- South Windsor (5 9 )— Mozzicato 5 -1- form dental skits at the elementary schools. posing essays on dental topics. The Thursday: Women’s prayer 52 win over Ferm i High, moved the Eagles into first place in the II, Anthony 61-1, Allen 5-4-14, Moore 1-1- 3, Pugliese 4-3-11, Pastula 2-1-5, Flanagan To focus on the theme “Smile, first and second prize winners will be breakfast at LaStrada West league at 12-2. 4-2-10, Stelmat 1-62, Brazier 62-2, America I" a nutrition display will awarded water piks, donated by the Restaurant, 6:30 a.m. Orientation Teledyne Water Pik Company. meeting for Agape Fellowship, 6:30 h :,- Manchester and Hall are tied for Cooney was second high with 6 Garvey 0-0-0. Totals 22-1659. again be set up this year at the Mary To Snap Losing Streak the second spot, each at 12-3. The Silk Glastonbury (4 2 )— Stowell 3-3-9, dieney Library. Shown will be The 3rd and 4th grade students are p.m. tallies. Towners are 12-4 overall. Peyrot 63-13, Clinton 3-0-6, Patenaude 3- “sweet snacks” with high sugar con­ taking part in the poster contest, Saturday: “Time of Your Life” Kim Mathis had 12 points and ’The homestanding Warriors had a 66, DeGemmis 1-62, Lewis 2-0-4, Grogan with the two ton prize winners seminar, 9 to 4 p.m, at church. It was nothing less than a Beaver effort. “Cable did a super job The Beavers clung to a 53-50 lead Shelley Clymer 11 to lead the 1-62, Barlow 0-0-0, Paquin 0-60. Totals 9-8 lead after one quarter with the In­ team effort as Cheney Tech inside,” cited pleased Tech Coach with a’ couple of minutes to go but W arriors. 18-6-42. dians taking an 18-17 halftime advan­ snapped a six-game losing Phil Crockett. Cable converted 7-for-9 from the Manchester salvaged the jayvee B E TTE MIDLER] Cheney had a 17-10 lead after one charity stripe and Eaton added a tage. Hall regained the upper hand tilt, 48-39, to rem ain unbeaten at 16-0. Bloodmobile Donors Listed streak with a 68-55 victory over after three quarters, 23-22. Stacey Markham had 13 points, Beth Viola Ranked Get unde Marti. Marie Ben­ Grose, Joanne Uriano, A LA N BATES quarter and 33-25 bulge at the half pair. (Theney was 20-for-27 from the MANCHESTER - Here Wilbert Hadden, Nathan Bolton High in COC basketball “ We p lay ^ pretty good defense is a list of donors to the son, Robert Sines. Christine Boutin. Agostinelli. with Cable tossing in a dozen 15-foot line in one of its best outings MacDonald 9 and Pam Brown 8 to STORRS (UPI) - Joe Viola, a 5- but we just couldn’t get any hoops,” Red Cross Bloodmobile on Marion Tillotson, Sonja Marianne Pemberton, San­ Judith S. Sharp, Meredith B. THEROSE action last night at the markers, Mike Switzer 7 and Mos from there for the season. lead the young Indians. foot-5 senior from Clifton, N .J., has stated Indian Coach Steve its Wednesday visit to the Kirk. Kathleen Siddons, June dra Nixon, Thomas H. Cur­ Ray, Thomas P. Crockett, Sue Beavers’gym. Harrison and Terry Fleming 6 “ Down the stretch we didn’t make Hall (37) - Sheets 0-1-1, S. Sebolt 1 -0- become the first University of Werdelin, Patricia Hetzel. Armstrong, “and people were reluc­ Knights of Columbus tiss, Frances J. Nadeau, A. Mclnerney, Ernest J, [R! ’The triumph moves the Techmen apiece. The visiting Bulldogs, with mistakes and we hit our free throws 2, C. Sebolt 0-0-0, Mathis 60-12, Lohneiss Connecticut wrestler to ever be Gloria Hilton, John C. Kelly, Howard Fransen, John J tant to shoot from the outside. We got 0-1-1, Clymer 4-3-11, Robinson 2-2-6, Home: Mclnemey, Kenneth Jackson, to 3-9 in the conference, 5-9 overall Jeff Beecher and Brian Winkler each to stretch it out,” Crockett stated, nationally ranked. Kenneth Markstein. Deanna Dobbins, E. Judith Rainville, Nelson 0-0-0, Jonsson 1-0-2, Cassell 1-0-2, Mary M. Geiinas, Jam es R. while the reversal drops the Bulldogs netting 8 points, closed the gap in the “Our young kids are coming along. stuffed (shots blocked) a couple of Viola, who wrestles in jhe 126- Appoinimenia Kepi Ouellette E. Ruth McIntosh. Long 0-0-0, O’Connor 0-0-0, Donovan 0-0-0. Bums, Vesta S, Waldron. thrid stanza and trailed, 46-44, going We played well as a team. We found times early and we really didn’t do a pound weight class, is ranked 16th in Nancy Sweet, David Moyer. Linda Flavell. Jeannine STARTS TODAY into the COC cellar at 2-11, 3-11 Totals 15-7-37. Virginia A. Daversa. Wilma S. Joyner, Marian into the closing eight minutes. Four good job offensively. Edward Timbrell, Pam overall. the open man and played very un­ M anchesler (3 2 ) — Tilden 0-0-0, the nation with an 11-0 record. He Miriam Kalman. Martha McNiff, Joan L. Murphy, Lin­ Dziama, Joseph Parker, ’”rhey(Hall) had some big kids in Vitkus. William MacGillvary. da S. Majewski, Barbara Six-foot-2 junior Scott Cable personal fouls on Cheney’s Brian selfishly. Whoever was open got the Cooney 3-0-6, Hedlund 9-0-18, Smith 0-0-0, won 14 of 15 matches last year. K u ro w s k i, F r a n k N. Samuel Zucker, Daniel Krutt, American the middle of their zone and the stuff Serignese, Amy A. Pirkey, Pamela Robertson, Pamela Jackson, Jean W. Larkin, Marcelo H. Chinsky. pumped in a career-high 31 points Eaton early in the canto enabled ball.” Ebersold 1-0-2, Wright 0-0-0. L. Neubett 0- He was the New England champion we normally get wasn’t working. If Mary E Reed, Eileen G. Broderick, Lois Porter. Kathryn M. Collin, Leonardo Geraldine Hoyt, Patricia and hauled in 18 rebounds to lead the Bolton to close the gap. Fleming added 14 points and 0-0, M. Neubelt 0-0-0, Tucker 0-0-0, in his weight group in both 1977 atid the stuff inside doesn’t work you Flynn, Gay M. Ckihen, Eva S. Annamarie Turner, Thomas Domagalski. Chirry, Jane M. White, Allan Gigolo Harrison 11 while Switzer in his best Botteron 2-0-4, Jordan 1-0-2. Totals 16-0- 1978 and is top-ranked in the region Kopp. John R. McElraevy. Garcia, Robert Lassen. Alice Nead, Nancy A. Four­ Cone, Joel R. Dennison, rebounding effort grabbed 10 have to get it from the outside and we 32. this season. Helga Schaller. Allan R. Richard Roach. Evelyn nier. Joyce Breen, Ann Margaret McCoan, Jill R. caroms. Eaton and Harrison had 5 were reluctant to shoot,” Armstrong Schofield, Mark Magliocco Aronson, Marcia A. Memery, DeMarchi, Kathleen Ferrelli, R ice, Bonita M. Deskus, and 4 assists respectively as they added. Linda Quinn. Walter H. \4’alk-ln Donors Linda M. Mantle, George David Carlson, Ann Brown. Coliseum Opening consistently got the ball inside. “ I thought we did a good job defen­ Polite^ Cool Reception Strimaitis, Richard D. Myers, Joyner, Mary A. Talaga. Anne Robert V. Bolduc, Mary A. Peter Morris, Lawrence Winkler and Beecher had 24 and 23 sively but we weren’t getting enough S. Flynn, Allan Bourn. Sally Dieto, Anita V. Abolins, Diane R. Maxwell, Patricia Mlckel, Paul F, Tesik Jr:, shots. We weren’t taking shots,” he Dow. points respectively to lead Bolton. Burgess. Jean CTiaplin. Calvin C. Hutchinson, John J. Shannon, Edward D. continued. Given Russian Skaters Judith Morton. Michael Patricia G. White, Jeanne Borgida, Joan Sheehan, Leon Still Day to Day Maureen Chapman, Margaret Cheney Tech (68) —Cable 12 7-9 31, Jennifer Hedlund was practically Orlnwski, Beverly Tanner, Wright, Garry D. Sinclair, 2 R. Dion, Joan C. Baldyga, M, B r a y , M ary Ann Harrison 5 1-3 11, Switzer 3 2-4 8, Eaton 0 all the offense Manchester had as she Sharon Dellessandro, David Terwilliger, Clement Michael P. Stark, Diana H. Sandra Smith-Resong. HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — City officials huddled Friday to 4-5 4, Fleming 4 6-6 14, Mikoleit 0 0-0 0, totaled 18 of the Indian points. Kathy Dellessandro, Kent Carlson. Lupacebino Jr ., Peter H. Baker, David J. 'Torstenson. Gothberg 0 04) 0. Totals 24 20-27 68. WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPI) - The son, and we leel it would be a terrible hash out final preparations for reopening the Hartford Civic Bolton (55) — Winkler 8 8-9 24, Russian figure skating team, here to thing if they were abused in any Center coliseum, which may finally open its doors next week. Beecher 10 3-5 23 , Harpin 3 0-2 6, Parker 0 prepare for the Olympic Games later way.” City Manager Donald Peach, and 0-2 0, Ferguson 0 0-1 0, Ansaldl 1 0-0 2. ^ i i i . 1.4 , illl ...... 'll iM H ’A this month, is receiving a polite but Babson’s president, Ralph Z. Bookmobile Schedule Totals 22 11-19 55. Sorenson, made it clear the municipal public works, fire and Whalers game on Jan 17. But the cool reception. health officials, met with Hartford building wasn’t ready at that time [ Bowling The 28-member team arrived here Russians’ presence on campus was Rest Home ’Thursday night for 10 days of training strictly business. MANCHESTER - Here Learning Center. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday ART Whalers Managing General Partner and Inspectors later discovered roof 11 a.m. — Garden Drive. before moving to Lake Placid, N.Y., “The Babson College administra­ is next week’s schedule for 10:30 a m. — Head Start. from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Howard Baldwin, whose team has welds that passed city codes but 2:10 p m. — Woodland CARNEY tion wishes to make it clear that the Manchester Public 2 p.m. — Mayfair Gardens. three home games slated for the up­ could not measure up to more strict where the games will begin Feb. 12. Manor Apartments. CATERERS- Jen Tirin- Library bookmobile: 3 p.m. — Rachel Road. UT-SUN CtUtdrS WTMt coming week. The party, comprised of 16 skaters while, it welcomes the Russian 2:50 p.m. — Homestead standards ordered for the building. zonie 143-365, Fran Marvin 4:10 p.m. — Loomis Street. "COINC Look for our new value- “We’ll definitely play Sunday at and 12 coaches and officials, is skaters as individual athletes, it fully City Public Works Director Jordan Park Apartments. 131-365, Arlene Tallm an supports the position of the U.S. TIiaArgtiiiatits INSTYLT Springfield, (M ass.)” said Robert Rich said workers will be on the job staying at a local motel and practices .Monday 3:30 p.m. — Wedgewood 1:M Q A comfoy eo fiNi vourlMrr 129-342, Joyce Lindsay 128- government which unequivocally Drive. Casey, spokesman for the National around the clock this weekend to at the Babson College ice arena. 10 a.m. — Manchester Con­ Library Hours 136-387, Phyllis DeFurio condemns the recent unwarranted 4:10 p.fn. — Parkade packed circular in your Hockey League team. “After that finish repairs and inspect other welds A group of Babson students are valescent Home. Mary Cheney Library — Vernon cmt 1^2 126-347, Ona Carlson 128- Soviet aggression in Afghanistan,” Apartments we’ll be on a day-to-day basis. We’re over the arena. already planning a peaceful, low-key 11 a m. — Laurel .Manor Adult and reference kouUS - 1 -* F • ■ : just waiting until the city makes an 129-357, Maureen Chapman protest prior to the skater’s first Sorenson said. Convalescent Home Wednesday departments open Monday Rich said “it’s a good posslblity” announcement for us to come back.” 127, Leah LaPointe 347. workout on Saturday. As many as 200 Neither the 15-man Babson securi­ 11:40 a m. — Oak Place 10 a m. — Manchester Early through Friday from 9 a m. to favorite Sunday paper... the work will be done by the of the school’s 1,250 undergraduates ty force nor the town’s 50-member 1:30 p.m. — Park CJiestnut Learning Center 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 1 FintnMiaEi«fah Home games are also scheduled for weekend. Only city health and fire In­ “Tm MiniMt ^ GOP- Carolyn Wilson are expected to attend the Police Department have planned in­ Apartments 11 a m. — Delmont Nursery a m. to 6 p.m. Children's Wedne^ay and Friday next week. spectors would then have to give ap­ D o U t P a ^ 205-466, Judy Lauder 181- demonstration. creased security during the 2 50 p.m — East Maple School. department open Monday and The Whalers have played 106 proval before the coliseum’s arena or pick up one at your 482, Sally Heavisides 204- “We don’t hold anything against Russian’s visit. Street 1:30p m — Bush Hill Road. Thursday from 9 a m. to 9 “home” games at the Springfield could be reopened. 524, Rose LaPolt 200-528, the skaters,” said Glen Friedman, “We haven’t been asked to do 3:30 p.m. — Blue Ridge 2:50 p m. — Lorraine Road. p.m. and Tuesday, Civic Center since the Hartford The Whalers are scheduled to host Drive. Wednesday. Friday and Satur­ Marie Ludlow 175-454, one of the demonstration’s anything out of the ordinary,” said 3 30 p m. — Galaxy Drive. **6UYANA CULT building’s roof collapsed under tons the l« s Angeles Kings on Wednesday 4:10 p.m. — Finley Street 4:10 p m. — Squire Village day from 9 a m, to 6 p.m. Denise Kieman 454, Sue Wellesley police Sgt. Jack Broyles. ofThaDMimocTR nearby Caldor Store. of Ice and snow Jan. 18, 1978. and the Colorado Rockies on Friday organizers. “We welcome skaters Whiton Memorial Library — Tuesday Thursday PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Tentative plans had been made to Lance 455. but not aggression. We're not inten­ “We’re going to have a few men on All departments open Monday FOR SCREEN TIMES night. reopen the Civic Center with a ding to disrupt their training at Bab­ standby, that’s all.” 10:30 a m. — Holiday House 9:30 a m. - Early Childhood through Friday from 10 a m. 1 Scotl Cable 14 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 2, 1980

EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 2, 1990- 15 Herald Today*8 Angle Hospital to Benefit Broncos Seek New Faces Earl Yost Sport Parade DENVER (UPI) - Since in­ City is that the Broncos’ primary great deal to him.” ' don't figure in the Broncos’ 1980 fecting their fans with a per­ n e ^ is another quarterback, not The Broncos have the 20th pick in plans. Sports Editor manent case of Broncomania necessarily one to replace Morton, the college draft April 29-30, and the The Broncos’ other needs are Milt Richman but certainly one with enough talent From Pro Net Play enroute to XII, the quarterback that could probably fill reflected by the team’s offensive and (JPI Sports Editor to move into a starting role should the Broncos’ prescription isn’t likely defensive statistics in 1979. Out of 13 Denver Broncos have gone By EARL YOST guaranteed purse of $2, 500. Singles the soon-to-be 37-year-old veteran to be around by then. AFC teams, the Broncos ranked 11th and doubles competition will be through the past two seasons falter. Notes Off the Cuff Sports Editor Touted by Courtney Marc Wilson, the 6-foot-5,210pound in defense against the pass and Dan Morline of Manchester has been elected president of the staged. The singles division will offer with a relatively pat hand. Miller, who is quick to point that Brigham Young quarterback who eighth overall on offense. Prelude to the final Aetna $500, $250, $150 and $75 to quarter- NEW YORK (UPI) — The last time I’d seen the late Clint Morton is still the Broncos’ No. 1 rewrote much of the NCAA record Central Connecticut Chapter of Football Officials. The popular Craig Morton, despite an oc­ "We’re looking for a pass rusher World Cup Tennis Tournament finalists up. The doubles partners Courtney this excited was when he suddenly had knelt down quarterback, nevertheless agrees book, is considered a can’t miss pro and a defensive back,” said Miller, golfer who plays out of the Manchester Country Club has bwn a casional retreat to the sidelines, has in Hartford will be the fourth will be vying for purses of $ ^ , $150 behind an ordinary chewing gum wrapper and urged his buddy, remained the offensive leader. And that Denver is going to be window prospect. To have a shot at drafting aware of the fact the Broncos gave grid official for years...Death recently claimed Cal Lyles, of and $75. shopping. Wilson, the Broncos undoubtedly annual Manchester Memorial Satchel Paige, to show how he could throw strikes across it from the defense, with the exception of up 3,159 yards through the air this East Hartford, who was a fine righthanded pitcher with the Last year’s singles champ was Joe “It is one of our priorities, simply would have to do some trading, an op­ past season. “And, of course, we’d Hospital Invitational Tourna­ 60 feet, 6 inches away. Lyle Alzado’s defection to Cleveland British-Americans in the now defunct Twilight Baseball League. Bouquin of Danbury who defeated last season, has remained relatively because of Craig’s age and where he tion Miller isn’t sure his depth-shy like to find an ace running back.” ment Feb.29-March 1-2 at the Eric Scheiding of New Jersey while Paige did it, all right, getting seven he’s looking for most at this point in He was 55. the same unit as that which carried is in his career,” Miller said. squad can afford. The latter need may be the Manchester Racquet Club. the team of Jack Hughes and Steve of the 10 pitches he threw over the lit­ his career — an opportunity. They’re the Broncos to the Super Bowl in Ironically, Morton is coming off his “We are not deep in talent like toughest of all to fill, since, accor­ drivers...Connecticut AAU Masters Jack Redmond, Racquet Club Williams of Massachusetts defeated tle silver wrapper one day during giving him an unguaranteed one-year 1977. finest season in the pros. In guiding Pittsburgh, Dallas or Los Angeles,” ding to Miller, the crop of running Gate Receipts spring training when he and Courtney Track and Field Championships will manager and head professional, Rich Bray and Doug Crawford in contract for $225,(XX) with a chance to But along with the rest of the NFL, the Broncos to a second straight 10-6 says Miller. “We can’t afford to rape backs thins out considerably after both were with the St. Louis Browns, While National Basketball Associa­ be staged at Southern Connecticut made the formal announcement doubles competition. make much more if he produces, Denver has come to the realization season, he established career highs the rest of our squad to go after one the Heisman Trophy pair of Billy and now, a number of years later, tion teams and National Hockey State College Fieldhouse Feb. 17. today. The Hospital Invitational is a which he thinks he still can do despite that it’s tough to keep up with the of 204 completions, 2,626 yards and a player.” Sims and Charles White. League entries keep all receipts for Participants must be 30 or Proceeds will enter the takeoff of the successful New Courtney was a coach with Houston a disappointing ,250 season last year. Pittsburgh Steelers by standing still. 55 percent completion average. In lieu of Wilson, the Broncos One thing seems certain, however. home games. National Football older... Annual NBA All-Star game Manchester Hospital Development England Tennis Stars (NETS) Tour­ and he was excited again. This is a long way from the last Although Coach Red Miller and the Those statistics apparently in­ would likely trade for a current star­ Miller is determined to rejuvenate League teams split 60-40 with the will be played Sunday afternoon in Fund. nament which made several annual "C’mere,” he said, pulling me by contract he signed with the Reds, Broncos' management aren’t ready fluenced Morton to play at least one ting or backup quarterback. The the offense. He has relinquished the major share to the home club and Maryland starting at 1 "We'll have another first class stops in Manchester. the arm. “I want you to meet a kid That one was for three years, to tip their hand, it is expected the more season. While Miller is quick to names of Matt Robinson of the New offensive coordinator’s post to baseball gates are divided 80-20 with o'clock...National Hockey League's tournament featuring the best A number of past performers who’s gonna be the best second covering 1977, 1978 and 1979, and Broncos will be much more active laud what Morton has meant to York Jets, Tom Owen of New former Stanford head coach Rod the home club getting the larger general managers voted 15-5 to professional tennis players in New played on the major world circuit baseman in baseball. He's only 21 called for $265,000 a year as a base during the offseason in both the Denver’s rise to prominence in the England and Gary Danielson of Dowhower, who coached a trio of percentage. Talking dollars, the restore overtime in regular season England," Redmond said. which included Forrest Hills and the and he ain’t too big — about my size salary, plus a $400,000 bonus for trading market and the upcoming AFC, at the same time he sounds like Detroit, who has played out his op­ NCAA passing champions at the Palo Whalers lose a reported $75,000 for play starting in 1980-81. OT in the "We have issued invitations to all U.S. Open at Flushing, N.Y. — but wait’ll you see him hit and play signing and $50,000 in deferred NFL draft. the company president about to hand tion, have been mentioned. Alto school. every home gam e played in NHL has been out since 1942. Ten 16 players who made up last year's The Aetna World Cup will be second.” money each year. Along with that, “I am not a big trader,” says a retiring servant a gold watch. One commodity the Broncos do "The situation is tailor-made or Springfield. The latest scuttlebutt is minute overtime sudden death successful tournament," he added. staged the weekend following the Silk With that, Clint Courtney in­ Morgan had an attendance bonus Miller, "but we obviously have some "Craig Morton has been the most have an abundance of are backup him," says Miller. “He's the type of the rebuilt Hartford foliseum will be periods have been adopted...Reader The pros will be shooting for a Jack Redmond Town event. Time to Relax troduced me to Joe Morgan, about to which paid him five cents for each priorities for next season.” successful quarterback in Denver quarterbacks. However, Norris take charge guy we need to expand opened Wednesday, Feb. 6 when the asks for home town of Tom Rowe, N ew England Patriot put in his first full season with the admission over 2 million, and The consensus in the Mile High history,” says Miller. “We owe a Weese or Craig Penrose apparently the offense.” Whalers face the Los Angeles the newest member of the Whalers. Astros. This was during spring another five cents for each admission Kings ... Volleyball referees in the He's a native of Lynn, Mass. Last Basketball linebacker Steve King takes training in 1965, the year after over 2.5 million if he played in more .Manchester Kec Department year he scored 31 goals with advantage of the cold weather Morgan had hit .323 with San Antonio than 140 games. program are Dick Thorpe and Larry Washington, the highest number ever Indian Swimmers to relax and do some ice for the Texas League. XIII OLYMPIC Hayes Looks Morrison with the men and Jim Her- tallied by an American-born player RENNET fishing at Hopping Hill Reser­ Value Fluctuates dic with the women's loop. Thorpe in the NHL. Twin figure scorers for Bennet Right on Target Joe’s World and Herdic are both former top-flight Junior High in a 74-42 romp over Silas vation in North Attleboro, Morgan’s case illustrates vividly y y y GAMES To All-Star Dunk Fermi High Courtney was right on target with volleyball players. End of the Line Deane yesterday afternoon were Mass. He caught one bass how sharply a ballplayer’s value can ' ‘ 'lA K E lly joi; <;\|{M \N Myles McCurry, Irvin Hainsey and when photo was taken. (UPI Joe Morgan, who eventually went on fluctuate in only a few years. PLACID NBA Game Kicking Woes New York Yankees will launch the Tom Kennison with 14, 13 and 12 Upping its record to 5-2-1 for the season, Manchester High Photo) to become the premier second All Morgan asked for to begin with 1980 Before the ran into exhibition spring schedule March 10 points respectively. baseman in baseball, winning the this time was $1.2 million over two in Fort Lauderdale. Twenty eight boys’ swimming team dunked Fermi High, 97-68, in CCIL com­ National League MVP award in 1975 years but he wasn’t able to get it. He Elvin Hayes of the Washington Gentleman in Sport placekicking troubles last season Fine defensive games for the petition yesterday in Enfield. when Pat Leahy was injured, the games are listed, 15 in Lauderdale, Bears were turned in by Jay and 1976, playing in three World would’ve taken a half-million each Bullets scoffs at those critics who Series with Cincinnati and eight All- NFLers employ^ just three kicking seven under the lights...World Super Hedlund, Eddie Stack and Paul Jeff Cantin garnered seconds in the 200 free: 1. Avery (F), 2. Cantin (M), 3. year and a $200,000 bonus for signing, feel that the National Basketball Star games, and capturing five specialists in 15 years - Jim Turner, Heavyweight Arm Wrestling Cham­ Hohenthal. 200 and 500-yard freestyles. Bill Lauzon (M) 2:04.3. CarnerTops but no one came up with it. Association All-Star Game might A very nice thing happened to me To get back to tne “happening.” ^ b b y Howfield and Leahy. When pionship will be staged today at the Halldin captured the 100-yard 200 IM: 1. Henley (F), 2. Halldin (M), Golden Glove awards. When the Dodgers were have little meaning for the game’s last Sunday. I renewed my faith in Yours truly, by dint of lots of heavy Hartford Civic Center at 5 o'clock lUJNG backstroke and secured second 3. Robert (F) 2:24.2. But Morgan is 36 now, and when he elite. Leahy was sidelined, four different Illing topped Kosciuszko of En- negotiating with him, they tried to people, and also gave me food for this concentration, and heckling, from with 6-7 , 466-pound Cleve Dean of placement in the 200-yard individual 50free: 1. Michaud (M), 2. Oilman (F), sought a multiple-year contract from “I’ve been in the championship kickers tried their skill with Dave fiedl, 70-53, yesterday after bowing LPGA Play get their second baseman, Davey column in a pleasant way. So often my fellow Malfunctions, (this cons­ Georgia facing Cleve Dean of medley and Larry Krupp annexed the 3. Smith (M) :23.7. the Reds after playing out his option, Lopes, to switch to the outfield so series and on a championship team these days, I find others, as well as Jacobs finishing up. Seven extra Thursday to Windham frosh by a 97- Diving: 1. Eagleson (M), 2. Santana tant badgering really helps me con­ Brockton. Mass., a mere 5-3 , 285- 100-yard breaststroke for the Tribe they told him to make the best deal they would have room for Morgan, and the guys in this game play as myself, berating our lot, and poun­ centrate) had arrived at Station 8 point tries were missed, a league 67 count. Kevin Brophy had 30 iM) points not available. DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (UPI) record...Jet players tabbed tackle pound strongman...All tickets for the tankers. Glenn Eagleson and Fernan­ he could for himself. Four Clubs — but when Lopes told the Dodgers the hard in the All-Star Game as they ding out what is wrong with the world (last one on the field) still rebounds and 17 points, Mike McKen­ 100 fly: 1. Michaud (M), 2. Oilman (F), — Veteran JoAnne Carner battled Marvin Powell the squad's most UConn basketball games Feb. 6 do Santana were the lone two divers 3. Townsend (F) 1:00.2. the Padres, Giants, Dodgers and kind of bonus he wanted to make the would if the championship was on the and the people who inhabit it. “straight.” I hadn’t dropped a bird, na 14 tallies, Mike St. Laurent 13, Hal blustery weather to shoot a 2-under- valuable player. Coach Walt against UMass and Feb. 13 against and finished in that order for 100 free: 1. Evans (F), 2. Smith (M), 3. Rangers —' drafted the former Cin­ switch, they told him to forget about line,” explains Elvin, who will be This is not a major happening ... and when High 8 came out, I broke Whiting 12 and Ken Willis 10 in the par 71 Friday and take a two-stroke .Michaels claims the three-year Boston University at Storrs have Manchester in that event. Cassell (M) :56.4. cinnati second baseman when he it and they forgot about Morgan. appearing in his 12th consecutive All- not earth shaking ... but just nice! my 23rd bird. Andy said. “ Watch it Ram Win. Chris Petersen had 14 lead at the midway point of the $100,- veteran is the best offensive tackle in been sold. Tickets are still available Eagleson also secured third place 500 free: 1. Avery (F), 2. Cantin (M), 3. became a free agent, yet none of Rafael Landestoy was the closest Star Game Sunday. The Manchester Malfunctions, that Joe, that bird was almost at the points and Alex Glenn 10 in the loss. 000 Championship of Deer Creek, the the NFL... Harlem Globetrotters are for the UConn-Central Connecticut in the breaststroke. Tim Lauzon had Lauzon (M) 5:52.6. them signed him. thing the Astros had to a regular se­ “These players are amazing guys. glorious five-man team of happy center stake when you broke it.” Illing is now 4-9. 100 back: 1. Halldin (M), 2. Nighan first event on the 1980 LPGA tour. scheduled for two appearances in meeting Feb. 16 and Feb. 19 against a pair of thirds while Scott Smith had The Dodgers and Rangers both cond baseman last season. He played I’ve never seen a guy not be up for skeet shooters, of which I am a When I stepped up to low 8, the a second and third placement for the (M), 3. Henley (F) 1:06.8. The 40-year-old Garner’s 71 on the this game. They are all great players Hartford Feb. 13-14. Vermont...One of the finest tennis ILLING GIRLS made Morgan offers he turned down, in 114 games at second and hit .270, member, shot against our opposite pressure was really on, because I had players in the area is Greg Wolff, locals. 100 breast: 1. Krupp (M), 2. Townsend par-73, 6,260-yard Deer Creek Coun­ then when he came back to talk with which was 20 points higher than and one of the things that makes a numbers at Fin, Fur, and Feather, Illing girls tripped Kosciuszko (F), 3. Eagleson (M) 1:15.6. to break both of these to run 25 out of former UConn swimmer and recent Results: try Club course was good for a two- the Rangers again, they told him Morgan hit, but he didn’t knock down ICE HOCKEY player great is his desire to win. I Rod & Gun Club of Chaplin. Scoring Drought yesterday by a 47-36 count. Laura 400 free relay: 1. Fermi 4:05.8. 25. My 24th came out of the house, addition to the corporators of the 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester round total of 140 and the edge over they no longer were interested. any fences. Morgan hardly did, know everyone looks forward to the Since we were the guest team, we Gordie Howe has gone 21 games Petersen had 15 points, Cheryl (Nighan. Krupp. M'f-)iaiid. Smith) 1:55.4. and I powdered it, but was cautioned Savings Bank of Manchester. Wolff is first-round leader Sally Little and Morgan has one of the better either, and what he’s hoping will The irony is that Canada, game. shot first, and the referee and the without scoring a goal, the longest in Wilson 13 and Patti Wojnarowski 10 by Andy once more with “Hey, Joe, with the Wolff-Zackin insurance 1979 Rookie of the Year Beth Daniel. agents around in Tom Reich. Finally, carry him back this year is his pride. the incubator of this fast- “Remember it’s the stamp of ap­ scorekeeper, were two members of his 32-year NHL-WHA career. Howe for the Rams, now 8-2 for the season. that was awfully close to the center agency in Vernon...UConn faces Little followed her opening round after a series of negotiations between Sometimes, that’s all a man has paced sport, is no longer a proval for everyone. A lot of guys the opposing team as set down by the stake again. If you break that target F also collected just four assists in medal factor — though the Georgetown in its final Big East 68 with a 74 and Daniel shot a 73 Astros’ President Tal Smith and left at 36 in baseball. I’m hoping Lit­ play for the opportunity to play in the January. His last goal was December BENNET GIRLS Edwards Ties Kite neighbors to the north won NSSA rulebrook. The referee is also an inch past the stake. I’m calling it a basketball game today at 3:30. The Friday in temperatures in the 50s and Reich, Morgan agreed Thursday to tle Joe makes it with the Astros. All-Star Game, especially players 7 against the Rangers...Ninth annual Bennet girls remained unbeaten six of the first seven Olympic the man on the cord, or “puller.” lost bird.” game will be regionally lower 60s and north winds gusting up go back where he started — with Many others are hoping the same tourpaments. whose teams are out of playoff con­ (When the shooter calls “ Pull,” he Spring Sizzler will be staged April 13 with a 51-29 win yesterday over the To understand the picture, (this is telecast...Have a nice weekend. to 35 miles an hour. Houston — because there weren’t too thing. Joe Morgan has made a whole Russia has mastered this tention. What else do they have but hits the button that releases the clay for people not acquainted with the at Stafford Speedway with ^5.000 Glastonbury High Frosh. Wendy Ar- At Halfway Point form of mayhem on ice so Next at 143 were Sandra Post with many other places he could go. lot of friends in the time he has been personal satisfaction? pigeons.) His word is law when it offered in prize money to the well that its national team sport) Station 8 is in the center of the num had 15 points, Lynn Shaw 8, a 72, Amy Alcott with a 74, Donna The Astros are giving Morgan what around. “It’s a real confidence builder. It comes to deciding if a bird is broken Sharon Williams 7 and Lisa PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Former Oklahoma State has even whipped an all-star field, on a line with both houses. The Horton White with a 72 and southern pro aggregation from the shows the respect others have for or dusted, if a bird is shot beyond the Christensen 6 for the Bears, now 11-0. birds come out at 65 mph, almost All-America David Edwards shot an impressive 3-under-par 69 California’s Gail Hirata with a 72. National Hockey League. Of your ability, and indicates you’re one stake at either end, or past the center overhead, and they must be broken £ Swind Deal at tough Spyglass Hill Friday to tie front-running Tom Kite for Nancy Lopez, the leading money course (In practice, if not in of the best players in the league.” stake at station 8, or whether there is before the center stake, adjacent to winner on the tour the last two years, name), the Russians operate Hayes is quick to single out his first the second-round lead in the $300,000 Bing Crobsy National Pro- a s pros, too — keeping their a gun, ammunition, or shooter your shooting position. skied to a 77 Friday for a 150 total but Tatum Talked All-Star appearance as his most malfunction, etc. With Russo's words ringing in my Junior Matmen Am. team together the year For Quarterback made the cut. round. memorable. When it is their turn to shoot, then ears, trying to regain my concentra­ At 5-foot-8 and 145 pounds, While things continued to fall in "In this weather, you’ve just got to And for the last four Olym ­ "It was like a dream,” says Elvin, two men from our team would tion. and thinking about breaking the Topple Conard Edwards is one of the smallest place for Kite, Edwards and Pate, NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Jets today traded dis­ keep the ball in play and not go for pics the U SSR has controlled who represented the San Diego become puller-referee, and bird closer to the house, than the players on the PGA Tour but he the hockey rinks. Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus, the the pin too much,” Carner said. "I Rockets in the 1969 game at scorekeeper. gruntled quarterback Matt Robinson to Denver for quarterback Manchester Junior High wrestling To Sell Book There is no reason to center, I called for the targ et... fired didn't let Spyglass Hill — a long, tor­ game's best players over the last 10 really don’t mind cold weather. Cold Baltimore. “The year before 1 was FFF’s ref, a man named Andy Craig Penrose and the Broncos’ first and second round draft team downed the Conard freshmen tuous, seaside course — get the best years, fell back. believe this trend will not ... and missed ... ! as I knew I would. weather is good for all fat people like continue because the Soviet sitting in my college dorm (Houston) Russo of East Hartford, is one of the I had lost my concentration, by choices this year. surprising 8-8 record. Robinson ap­ by a 39-31 count yesterday. of him while running his 36-hole score Both also played Spyglass and paid NEW YORK (UPI) — , making his first public me. All those slim racy ones better team is a s powerful as ever. watching the game on TV. I never best in the league, and during the thinking of shooting Low 8 differently Robinson, a lOth-round draft choice parently beat out Todd for the star­ Jim Fralliciardi and Butch to 8-under-par 136. the price, Watson shooting 74 and appearance since his controversial book “They Call Me wear their long johns tomorrow.” It s going to take an emo­ had any idea that I’d be playing in the summer, spends most Sundays than I was used to. I had blown my from Georgia three years ago, took ting job last summer in training Wemmell remained unbeaten at 7-0 Kite, who is only eight pounds Nicklaus, who is coming back after Assassin” brought outrage from NFL officials, admitted much tional charge, such as in She is coming back from a wrist In­ game the next year.” refereeing all over the state. He is an "straight.” over for the injured Richard Todd camp but lost it after just one game and 5-0 respectiveiy while Mike heavier than Edwards and a half-inch five months of idleness, shooting 76. 1972 at Sapporo. Japan, for jury suffered in a motorcycle acci­ of what he said was “just hype” to increase sales. Not only did Elvin play, he started. excellent shooter in his own right, As I started off the station, Russo early in the 1978 season and won six following a controversial thumb in­ Wemmell suffered his first loss. His taller, played the same course and That put both back in the pack after the Americans to ascend to a dent last May that sideling her for The all-star safety of the Oakland challenging role. America And the man he beat out for the star­ too. called me back. “Hey, get back up of his II starts to lead the Jets to a jury. record is 6-1. shot a 70. Kite was among the early they had started out at Cypress at 68 The locals are now 6-1 for the most of the 1979 tour. She said her Raiders, interviewed by David Hart­ Stingley’s attorney, but they haven’t won its only hockey gold ting center’s job in the West was Russo, who knows the rules inside there. That wasn't fair. I psyched starters, before the course, still wet and 69, respectively. medal in 1960. wrist didn’t bother her at all this man on ABCTV’s “Good Morning replied to me. I’m still working on none other than Wilt Chamberlain, out, runs a “fair” field, giving the you, by telling you I'd call a lost bird. season. from heavy rains two weeks ago, The new 8.000-seat field- The only time in his brief PGA week. America,” tried to downplay much of getting some kind of fund set up for the all-time leading scorer in NBA shooter the benefit of the doubt on a NFL Free Agent List Results: 93 —Manaker (C) dec. Jim became tracked up. Edwards played house will be full for almost Take another shell, and shoot that Tour career Edwards has been a Carner used her power game to the tone of his book, which angered him.” history. questionable call. He is also the kind Santana 22-12, 1(X) —Everin (C) pinned later in the day and barely beat the every game. target over again, the way you nor­ leader was after three rounds at NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle When the book was released earlier "It was just unbelievable,” adds of person, who will tell a shooter mally would." Greg Palmer :53,107—Mike LeTourneau falling sun home. flaunt the wind and card pars on her Predictions NEW YORK (UPI) - The team- Bo Rather, QB , (M) dec. Callan 8-5. 114—Houle (C) dec. Pleasant Valley last year. first eight holes before posting a two- because of its violent theme. this month, Stingley’s attorney had Elvin. “ The two players 1 had whether he was behind a bird, over So I did. Stepped up. Called for the That put the two, who shot 66 and byteam list of 139 NFL players who MINNESOTA (7) - LB Wally John Edwards 17-3, 121 —Fralliciard (M) putt birdie 4 just before the turn. She In the book, Tatum admitted he urged Rozelle to ban Tatum from followed closer than any others when it, or under it, after he missed a shot. bird ... and broke my 25th the way I became free agents Feb. 1. Number 67, respectively, in the first round at Keith Fergus and Mike Reid were 1- USSR: 2. USA. 3. Hilgenberg. DB Kurt Knoff, DB Paul pinned McMahon 4:20, 128—Shiffers (C) then parred her next five holes and tried to hit opposing receivers so football. Rozelle has not taken kindly Czechoslavakia. growing up were Wilt Chamberlain Nobody is in better position to usually do ... close to the stake, but of players in parentheses: in a group at 141, three under par and Krause, LB Derrel Luce, DE Jim dec. Dave Hazzard 14-1, 134 —Brosmith Cypress Point, a stroke ahead of hard that their ears would ring. He to the book, but Tatum said if the iNKWSI'APKR E.NTEHPKISK .ASS.N ) and Bill Russell. Wilt was my team­ five shots off the lead, while Watson, collected another birdie. observe this than the ref, standing not past it. ATLANTA'(5) — LB Brian Cabral, Marshall, T Frank Myers, T Steve (C) dec. Ron Isenberg 13-8, 140—Foresi Jerry Pate, who shot 71 at Spyglass, Little said she was pleased with also said he and teammate George commissioner were to ban him then mate and I jumped center against alongside, or right behind the gunner. RB Mike Esposito, WR Wallace (C) pinned Mike Wemmell 1:32, 147 and two strokes ahead of PGA champ Dave Hill, Bobby Walzel, Dan Pohl, I have to take my hat off to Russo, Riley. her position going into the third Atkinson used to have contests to see he’d have to get rid of a lot of others Russell to start the game." He actually helped one of our Francis, WR A1 Jenkins, C Paul —Mark Allen (M) pinned Morgeson 5:05, David Graham. Gibby Gilbert and Mike McCullough Christian Fund for being a real gentleman. I've seen NEW ENGLAND (9) - NT round despite her 1-overpar 74, which one could strike the most fear' also. Actually, Hayes' confrontation shooters who was having trouble, Ryczek. 157 -Jeff Shaw (M) WBF, 169 -Buddy Graham shot a 68 at Spyglass in the were in a group at 142. m atches lost by one bird, and Richard Bishop, DB Dick Conn, RB marked by bogeys on her last two into opposing receivers. "If he suspends me, he’ll have to , STORRS (UPI) — The University with the Celtics' star began the correct his problem part way round although we won this match by more BALTIMORE (3) - DB Bruce Tighe (M) WBF, 185 —Butch Wemmell opening round and came back with a Sam Cunningham, G Terry Falcon, Nicklaus was at 145 while Arnold holes. “A lot of it was hype,” Tatum told suspend a lot of other players," in­ of Connecticut has announced es­ previous night. the field. As a member of the op- than one target, we were really given Laird, RB Don McCauley, DB Doug (M) pinned Bornanzan 3:40, Unlimited 70 at Pebble Beach. Saturday, he DB Mike Haynes, RB Andy Johnson, —Mike Lamaroux (M) WBF. Palmer, playing before another huge "I think the first two days are im­ Hartman, "but a lot of it was basical­ sists Tatum. "I'm not the only one tablishment of an endowed "Bill and I had dinner the night positng team, this is a most a lesson in real sportsmanship by Nettles. plays Cypress Point, which is con­ QB Tom Owen, T Garry Puetz, DB gallery while partnering former portant to get into position for the ly true. I try to play as physically as 1 who's used a hook or played scholarship to perpetuate the before the game and I really had a sportsmanlike gesture. Andv Russo. sidered the easiest of the three BUFFALO (10) - DE Bob Bell, Mark Washington. president Gerald Ford, improved to a last two rounds, and right now I’m in can, but I’m not going out there to aggressively.” memory of longtime coach and direc­ chance to talk with him," recalls Crosby courses. LB Mario Celotto, RB Mike Collier, NEW ORLEANS (6) - T Roger Stanford Tabs 72 and was at 147 along with Bob position to do well,” said the deliberately hurt someone.” tor of athletics J O. Christian, who Hayes. “I was so awed that I still WR Danny Fulton, RB Roland Johnny Miller, staging still another died Oct. 21. ■ IS.E, Basketball Assn.- Finnie, C John Hill, C Jim Pietrzak, Hope winner Craig Stadler. transplanted South African, who led Tatum said his “contests” with remember eveything he ate. First it Hooks, T Ken Jones, QB Bill Munson, comeback after failing to win a title QB Bobby Scott, T John Watson, T Ex-Pro Wiggin by a shot after the first round Atkinson were more a way of getting was clam chowder, followed by a big Standina» WR Lou Piccone, TE Joe Shipp, DE Mike Watson. in four years, shot an impressive 68 Defending Crosby champion Lon each other psyched up before a game steak and then cheese cake for W L GB STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - Paul Thursday. with 33 points including 12 in the final Sherman White. NEW YORK GIANTS (1) - T Tom at Pebble and was tied at 140 with Ed Hinkle slipped farther back and than any deliberate attempt to hurt a dessert. I watched everything he Wiggin, former head coach of the She seemed almost as bothered by East Hartford 7 1 .875 - — quarter while 15-for-17 at the foul line CHICAGO 17) — T Lionel Antoine, Neville. Fiori, the young Texan who broke probably won’t make the cut after rival player. ordered and everything he did.” NFL Kansas City Chiefs, Friday was the chilly weather as by the gusty Springfield 4 3 .571 2‘s to run his season total to 107-for-112 QB Bob Avellini, G Lynn Boden, LB NEW YORK JETS - None. through for his first career victory the third round. He shot 78 and was at Meanwhile, Russell was doing his named head football coach at Stan­ winds. “We weren’t actually trying to Bpt-Trumbull 5 3 .556 2'2 attempts at the free-throw line. Doug Buffone, TE Greg Latta, WR OAKLAND (1) — DT Otis Sistrunk. last year in the Southern Open. 154. own thing. Top Scorers: Jeff Carr Portland ford Universty. knock people out,” Tatum said. Portland 3 5 .375 3'2 Golden Richards. DB Terry Schmidt. PHILADELPHIA (4) - WR "We’re just trying to psyche each "He told me, 'I'm only going to 29.2. Jerry Fort East Htfd 24.3, Fran Wiggin, 45, who spent the past two you CAN DO IT North Hartford 2 4 .333 4 CINCINNATI (4) - WR Isaac Cur­ Harold Carmichael, DE Carl other up in the locker room before block but one or two of your shots Hartford 2 6 .252 4‘2 Laffin East Htfd 23.3. Tom Lewis tis, C Bob Johnson, DE Mack seasons as defensive coordinator of PACK THE HOLE IN BUMPS Hairston. G Wade Key, DB John the game so we can go out and play a tomorrow,” ’ remembers Elvin. "He Sunday's Games: Hartford vs. Springfield 23. Bob Jenknis Bpt- Mitchell, LB Tom Ruud. Sanders. the New Orleans Saints, succeeds sports siate better game. That happens in the When steep mogul runs become icy, was already beginning his psyche job Trumbull 21.6. George Thomspon CLEVELAND (2) - RB Doug Den­ Rod Dowhower, who resigned un­ MCC Win Skein East Hartford 6 p.m. at Portland: PITTSBURGH - None. locker room a lot before games." snow-ski contact is the name ol the on me.” Bpt-Trumbull 20.4. Steve Waterman nison. DE Jack Gregory. expectedly last month after only one North Hartford vs. Portland 7:45 ST. LOUIS (10) - LB Kurt Aller- Saturday Tatum said he learned his game. If you allow yourself to get Naturally, Russell accomplished Player of Week: Fran Laffin led North Htfd 20, Bill Brown Hartford DALLAS (1) — RB Preston Pear­ man, C Tom Banks, DT Charley season at the Cardinals’ helm. thrown into the air, you li be out of 2 BASKETBALL aggressive style of football when he his goal. 19.2, Vinny Laezkowski Bpt- son. The university said Wiggin was control in seconds the league-leading Explorers to a 126- Davis, RB Willard Harrell, QB Jim Houttalonir at MCC, 8 was very young, but said he did not Trumbull 18.6, DENVER (7) — DB George Atkin­ signed to a five-year contract, but On Line Tonight Skiing over mogul tops as much as 119 win over Bridgeport-Trumbul' Hart, LB Tim Kearney, TE Richard condone such teaching at the grade terms were not revealed. WRESTLING possible (instead of in the troughs) is son, LB Rob Nairne, DB Chris Pane, Osborne, DB Perry Smith, DB Roger school level. a good approach to skiing icy bumps G- "Everyone connected with the Wethersfield at Manchester, noon WR Scott Piper, DB Bill Thompson, Wehrli, DE John Zook. Two of the finest junior college basketball teams in New "It starts down at the Pop Warner This naturally involves a lot of absorp­ Stanford family is eagerly an­ East Catholir at St. Bernard, 1 : ABSOBPDON K Jim Turner, DB Charlie West, SAN DIEGO (4) - TE Pat Curran, England will clash tonight at East Catholic High when level,” said Tatum. “They teach you tion (A) and extension of leg joints Bowling DETROIT (8) - DB Nate Allen, ticipating the continuation of p.m. It's during the extension phase on TE Bob Klein, DE John Lee, T Russ ICE HOCKEY to be aggressive. They want to know, RB Ken Callicut, DE Dan Gray LB exciting competitive football com­ Manchester Community College hosts Housatonic Community the downside of the mogul that you il Washington. Manchester at Enfield (Enfield ’Can he hit? Will he hit?' and how probably encounter difficulty retaining l'\HK\l)K I)ISI"1- Ed O'Neil, QB Joe Reed, WR Fred mensurate with the values and stan­ College of Bridgeport. •Mario Frattaroli 219-556. S3M PH OM i;s- Doris 190-557 Carol Daughney SAN FRANCISCO (3) - G Johnny Arena), 4 hard. You have to be a hard hitter to contact with the snow To avoid be­ Ncil Lawrence 208-550. A1 B u n c e 128, J .A n n Scott, LB Dave Washington, WR dards associated with our univer­ Action starts at 8 o’clock. Ken Tomlinson 216. 0 491 Miller, RB O.J. Simpson, WR Fred East Catholir at Watertown (Taft), play good defense, but there’s much coming airbbrne as the bottom drops Senna 204-556, Ike Miller A rsenault 133-131-362. Gene Washington. Solomon. sity," said Stanford Athletic Director Coach Frank Kinel’s Cougars, too much emphasis on it on a lower out from under your skis, think of 255-568, Ernie Whipple 2.35 Andy Geiger. "This is a great day for 7:30 pushing your feet down against the I l.l.-ro i VI.LKS- Dale Dian^ Colangelo 342 HKST\IR\M- nan GREEN BAY (2) — T Tim Stokes, SEATTLE (12) - T Nick Bebout, riding the crest of a six-game win­ level,” 579, John Kozicki 211-563. Stanford University and a great day snow (6) as if you were attempting to Robertson 184. Deana Vignone 141-394, Dave RB Eric Torkelson. DT Bill Cooke, DB Don Dufek, T Bill ning streak, will offer some top Tatum first achieved notoriety a Dan Humiston 222-573. for .” Approve Choice (ill in the hole on the back side of the R ichardson 466. Ruth Pt>\\ DF.H I’l 11 - Cynthia Castagna 400. Carl HOUSTON (7) - TE Mike Barber, scoring in Larry Hayden, Lindsey few years ago when a jarring tackle bump with your boots. When this John Myers 243-634. Ed Filer, WR Jessie Green, DT Bill ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis Woodbury 186-482. Carol M uldoon 180. Nancy Bujaucius 186-195-491. LB Steve Baumgartner, RB Ronnie Gregory, RB A1 Hunter, C Art McGinnis to Pacers James and Jeff Shealey with 23, 14 he made on the New England motion becomes a habit and -you can Czaikowski 201, Bob Oliver Emil Palmieri 140-151-407. Coleman. DE Andy Dorris, C George and 12-point game averages. Cardinal football players, often at maintain contact with the snow ai ail Mcrcier 180-194-490. Bren­ Stockwell 183. Vicky Glass Kuehn, DE Bill Sandifer, TE John Patriots’ Darryl Stingley in an 202- 210-594. Ken Bower da231. Orr 454, Mary Schultz 176-475. Terry Siemienski George Burgess 153-141- Reihner, LB Art Stringer, DB C.L, INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - George The Park City invaders boast 15-3 odds with the team’s management, exhibition game paralyzed the wide times, try edging your skis during ihe Sawyer, G Jeff Sevy, P Herman extension phase to increase control -loe Lauzon 224, Eric Wood 198-483, Debbie Lewis 455. 190-498, Virginia Assard 401, Emil Roux 168-141421. Whittington. McGinnis, the well-traveled NBA and 7-2 overall and conference marks are unanimous in their approval of Weaver. receiver. over your turns 203- .574. Jim Magowan Sandy 207, Robison 458. Nancy 193, Edna Klein 182-488. Steve Williams 140-140-.395, KANSAS CITY (3) - DB Tim power forward, was traded Friday by while the locals have an 11-5 mark. the choice for a new head coach. TAMPA BAY (4) - DB Billy Stingley is confined to a Dick Murphy 557. Todd Washburn '207-491. Marlie Laura Klein 182-488, Laura Don McAllister 153-399. Collier, LB Charles Jackson, G Rod the Denver Nuggets to the Indiana Heading H ousatonic’s potent "The logical thing," All-Pro center Cesare, DT Randy Crowder, WR wheelchair, and he and Tatum have Brower 560, Dave Neff 559 Barilla 'JOO-IO'’. Marilyn Hobbs 185-183-494, Gerry Mike I.appen 157-172-461. Walters. Pacers, the home town team he offense is Mike Scott with a 21-point Tom Banks said ’I^ursday in dis­ not communicated since the incident. Larry Mucker, TE Jim Obradovich. Rogers 182-186-511, Bar-, Tonski 179-466. Delores Art Cunliffe 154-411, Travis LOS ANGELES (2) - QB Bob U e, played with in the old American mark. cussing the selection of Jim Hanifan. The Patriots has WASHINGTON (8) - DE Coy PUSH kofC- Mike Hodge 2(12- bara Seiferl 177-175-500, Smyth 482, Hetty Cook 171-152-438, Rill DB Jackie Wallace. Basketball Association. "If we can win, we certainly should "Excelint,” said nose tackle publicly accused the Raiders' safety Bacon, RB Ike Forte, TE Jean SK(S 206-581. Terrv Munn 201. Karen Riordan 176-486. MacMiillen 171-404. Frank MIAMI (9) — DB , The Pacers gave up forward Alex gain some consideration fbr the Charlie Davis. as'being a man of "no human com­ DOWN Lamoureaux 470. Nancy Fug?tt, C Jim Harlan, DB Don Bill Kozicki 203, Ray Fran Missi-ri 200-.532. Gail McLaughlin 463. Gail Me Namara 140-195-470. RB Norm Bulaich, DB , English and a 1980 first-round draft National Junior College Tournament “I thought Bill Bidwlll did a real passion.” Harris, QB Kim McQMuilken, K Rowett 210. Butch Scherll 185-474. Anil.i Rurka 460. Marilyn Meyers Scot! Kelley 144. John LB Larry Gordon, G , LB choice, previously acquired from the in Rhode Island Fabruary 29, " Kinel good job,” offensive lineman Terry "I do have human compassion," , DE Paul Smith. McQuade 217-589, Rob Rinaldi 191-176-493, Leslie 206-176534, Carol Schubert Kensel 140, .loe Tolisano Boston Celtics. said. Stieve said of the owner’s choice. •Tatum told Hartman. “I have tried to , G-T , WR Larry Hayden Washington 222-22H-6()H, DiNardo 178-4;'i6 180-479. K.dith Tr.icv 211- 160, Jell Morey 143, Bill reach him through the Patriots and Sheekev 145 1 6 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 2, EVENING HERALD. Sat., Feb. 1 l i M - 17 B e r a l b PLEASE READ I Hasp Wansad 1 3 Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad a Homaa tor Sala 23 Raaorl Proparty 27 Business Leaders INDEX lADVERTIStNG VETERANS. Unbelievable BUILDING LOT 75x202 with DEADLINE YOUR AD RECREATION opportunity. Buy this 5 present full cellar foundation TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 2 -5 P.M. N O T IC I8 GOUECTOR bedroom, 2 bath Colonial. No and first floor, size 28x42. 3 1 Lost and Found |12:00 noon tho day Horald la roaponalMol ; (MMUMEII'nUINEE) DIRECTOR HELP WANTED down payment. No closing blocks from beach. ^ ,0 0 0 . TWO OPEN HOUSES! Blast Bureaucracy 2 — Personals for only ono Inoorroetl costs. Strano Real Estate. 64e- Financing at 10%. |boforo publication. Z For one of New A position Is now open for 3 — Announcements 2000. Beachcomber Agency, 348- VERNON 4 — Entertainment Inoortton and than only I someone experienced In Local Food Store day or “ England's largest Credit 8669, or 596-27%. the time or the resources to compiie large 5 — Auctions evening shift. Mail 11 67 OVERBROOK ORIVE HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - Business iDoadllno for Saturday to tho alia of tho| ■ Collection Agencies. Some designing and implimen- amounts of information and complete RAISED RANCH. New quali­ leaders think federal and state FINANCIAL land Monday la 12:00 original Inaortlon. ■ experience required. ting Social and resumes to Box P c/o The ty built. 70' long. 9 rooms. 3 8 ROOM Ra n c h - 3 or 4 BEDROOMS e — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages govemnnents burden them with too much numerous reports." iNoon Friday. Errora which do not I "" Applicants must be Ben­ Recm tional Programs for Herald. bedrooms. Family room with Real Estate W anlad 23 2 ZONED HEAT • 202’LOT - EXTRAS! Fifty-four percent of the respondents 9 — Personal Loans laoaan tho'value of tho the elderly. Call or send fireplace. 2 car garage. Trees. paperwork, flooding them with too many 10 — Insurance dable. Excellent opportuni­ Diractlona: Route 30 from Vtm on CIrcto to P iM M n t Viow Drivo. 2nd right on Ovtr- | complex forms and asking them to fill said it was a problem keeping up-to-date |ciaaalllod ada arc advartlaamant will not | resume to Sandra Nichols, Much more. $98,500. Group I, SELLING your house? Call us brook Drivo. EMPLOYMENT ty for ambitious individual. Phlibrick Agency. 646-420(L first and we'll make you a them out too often, a poll released Friday with changes in reporting requirements llakan ovar tho phono bo corractad by an ad­ MEADOWS 13 Help Wanter Company Benefits. CONVALESCENT HOME cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 2.) 103 RfSLEY ROAD and due dates, while 35 percent said it 14 — Business Opportunities ditional Inaortlon. concluded. laa a convonlonco. Tho For appointment call 333 Bldwell Street NURSE AID OR LPN in Realtor, 643-1577. wasn't and 11 percent were undecided. 15 — Situation Wanted private home. Must be able to 6 ROOM RAISED RANCH - 2 ZONED HIAJ The biggest gripe in the poll of 685 Mr. Powers, after 3:00 Manchester 647-9194 members of the Connecticut Business and An overwhelming 73 percent said they EDUCATION care for disabled man. Please MAY WE BUY your home? 2 CAR 6ARA6E - 232’ LOT 18 — Private instructions p.m. call 643-1264. JUST LISTED: Quality built Quick, fair, all cash and no Industry Association and the National had to obtain assistance from state agen­ Cape. Fireplace, garage, ALL APPLIANCES - BUILT BY U. & R. 19 — Schoola-Classes problem. Call Warren E. OIroctlont; Taka Laka 8t. In Manchoatar just past Shady Qian Rastaurant. Taka Federation of Independent Businesses cies in completing forms, but 40 percent of 20 — Instructions Wanted COOK PART TIME- CUSTODIAN NEEDED for appliances, partially finished GtflTOLCrrY Howland. Realtors. 643-11%. right on Tunnall Rd. In Varnon. Right off Tunnsll Rd. was that many forms ask for the same in­ them rated that aid as “poor," f REAL ESTATE Weekends St some evenings. full time position. 40 hours rec-room, deck, Nice lot. $55,- ADJUtTMENT MIMAU, Excellent benefits. Apply in 9%, Won't Last. Strano Real formation. The results of the poll and recommen­ 23 — Homes for Sale week. 3:30 to 11:30. Bolton 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale Inc. person to Meadows Convales­ Public Schools. For applica­ EsUte, 646-2000. dations from both groups were submitted plaza Household Goods 40 But large numbers of respondents also 25 — Investment Property Ill rouNoeat cent Home, 333 Bidwell tion see: James Veitch, CAST HAHTFOnO BELFIORE AGENCY felt forms were too complex or confusing to Administrative Services Commissioner 26 — Btisiness Property Street, Manchester, 647-9194. Superintendent of Building & MANCHESTER- 6 Room Elisha Freedman, who also chairs the 27 — Resort Property Cape, with large remodeled REFRIGERATORS and reporting was required too often...... -Nil— Grounds, Bolton High School, Washers / Ranges, used, GROUP I, REALTORS 647-1413 "Our findings indicate that, in general, State Paperwork Task Force. 28 Real Estate Wantod CLEANING MAN FOR Brandy Street. EOE. kitchen. Dishwasher, stove, ample cabinets. Fireplaced guaranteed and clean. New Among the recommendations were: MI8C. SERVICES RESTAURANT- 40 hour shipment damaged, G.E & the paperwork burden borne by industry is week. Good pay. Call: 633-1691 LEGAL SECRETARY. At­ living room. Formal dining —Examine duplication between state 31 — Services Offered FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. primarily the result of federal, rather 32.— Painting-Papering between 2 and 5 p.m. tractive Glastonbury firm room. Garage. West side. $59,- B.D. Peari & Son, 649 Main than State, reporting requirements," said and federal reporting requirements and 33 — Building-Contracting Ip APA JOE'S, 489 East Middle seeks experienced Legal 900. Group I, Keith Real jTurnpike is seeking help, Street, 643-2171. John R. Anderson, CBIA assistant standardize state forms with federal 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng THIS IS YOUR Secretary. Much client con­ Estate, 6464126. Articles for Sale 41 35 — Heating-Plumbing .experience preferred. OPPORTUNITY as we must tact. Benefit package. Call counsel. forms which require the same informa­ 36 — Flooring ★ No Withdrawal 'years or older need apply. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Panalty soon fill an opening in our Op­ 633-4617. MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM DINING ROOM SET Colonial “However, we also believe there are a tion. 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage ^Inquire within. tical Labratory. Includes on CAPE- Full dormer, Custom made draperies, slip­ HELP WANTED 36 — Services Wanted •k Abaolutaly No Faoa or style $1.4%. Call 568-1988. number of steps which state government —Continue on a permanent and on-going the job training. CAll 643-1191. WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE aluminum siding, awnings, covers and upholstery. Budget MI8C. FOR SALE Chargoa of Any Kind ;PART TIME HELP ■Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 can undertake to improve its current basis the interagency forms management ■k Tax Advantagoa - 1 day per week. Must have new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, work which has aiready been initiated. 40 — Household Goods •NEEDED. Afternoon hours EXPERIENCED NURSERY own transportation. Call 568- plastic walls, rec room, or 646-10%. methods of gathering information," he 41 — Articles for Sale ‘12:30 until 3:30. Job involves —Expiore possibilities for less frequent SCHOOL TEACHER Wanted- 2605. workshop. Clean. $59,900. On* Customer Service Clerk, hill time. said. 42 — Building Supplies •working in a small office with Immediately. Call 649-5531 or Peterman Agency, M9-9404, FIREWOOD SEASONED For The poll labeled the state departments reporting requirements. 43 — Pets-BIrds-Dogs 4ight packing of boxes. Apply 233-2366. or 649-4844. Sale. $55. 1 Ton truck load. 44 — Musical Instruments of labor, tax and environmental protection —Identify within each state agency an ■at Holts Inc., 167 Pine Streei^, * EDUCATION Call after 4 p.m. 644-1^. One QenersI Clerk, 32 hour*. 45 — Boats & Accessories •Manchester. No Phone Calls In go as the biggest state offenders. individual who would be able to assist the 46 — Sporting Goods MATURE PERSON to care MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom dition. $50. White.e. CalCall after ‘Please. for my school age children in Cape. Garage, stove, new oil USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to Anderson said the paperwork burden public in preparing and filing any report 47 — Garden Products Privata Inalructlona IS 5:30 p.m. 649-9822, or 646-4751. 46 — Antiques my home during school hours, burner, enclosed porch, 11, good condition. 6466%9. On* part time Clerk nights and weekends. was "particularly onerous to the small required by that agency. 49 — Wanted to Buy JCOOKS- Full and part time. plus vacations. Own transpor­ plastered walls, rec room, •Must be reliable, neat, hard RIDING LESSONS indoor T«voTteop persons for delivery and warehouse businessperson, who iust does not have RENTALS tation. Cail 644-2244. riding ring. Western stock workshop. Immediate oc­ MEDITERRANEAN STYLE fo rk in g . Experience helpful. cupancy. $59,900. Peterman custom made Dinette Set. work. / 52 — Rooms for Rent •Apply: Rien's New York Style seat, saddle seat and hunt 53 — Apartments for Rent CLERKS- General office seat. All levels 228-%17. Agency, 649-9404, or 649-4844. WANTED OLD PIANO- Call Wrought iron with Hexagon 54 — Homes for Rent Phil Maalay, PhD. Jleli Restaurant, Route 30, duties. Calculation, filing, in­ 871-2143. between 10 a m. and sh a p ^ table top, 4 matching ■TVemon. 55 — Business for Rent T a x A d v iM r voicing, etc. Full time only. ELLINGTON- We are very 8 p.m. wrought iron chairs $75, 643- CALL 643-5147 56 — Resort Property for Rent VOICE, PIANO Instructions. iMTi i. 7c<7 Gaor Brothors, 140 Rye Former facuity New York proud to show off this 6 room %77. 57 — Wanted to Rent MAN. street. South Windsor. Aluminum sided Cape. 3 for appointment between g a.m. and 2 p.m. Warning Issued 58 — MIsc- for Rent , •Nights, full time. Apply Bess Music and Art High School. bedrooms, beautiful kitchen, ' ^ a to n Donuts , 150 Center Professional Singer/Pianist. OLDER GAS STOVE WITH AUTOMOTIVE SECRETARY- Sales Office- 644-8597. immaculate home - a pleasure 61 — Autos for Sale •Street, Manchester. East of River. $10,400 + . to show. Call Strano Real SPACE HEATER. $50 or best 62 — Trucks for Sale Mature outgoing person to Estate, 646-20%. offer, 646-4319. FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, On ‘New’ Vietnam 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale ZWE ARE LOOKING FOR $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-I handle specialized Sales Articles for Sale 41 64 — Motorcycles-Blcycles ^Housewives interested in Prodecures, Travel NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 MODERN WALNUT COUCH hardwood. True full cord, 128 REAL ESTATE SAILS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United World War II," he should call an emergen­ 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle •making good money for part & ROCKING CHAIR- Blue. cf. $% deliverd in Manchester Homes Arrangements, Research and PIANO AND ORGAN taught acre lot. Aluminum siding Excellent opportunity for real States should not get involved in another cy NATO meeting to rally support. Hime hours, soliciting from Customer Contact. Typing and by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 storms, screens. Appliances, Good condition. Call 649-1925. area. 528-2950. MANS WINTER JACKET - 66 — Automotive Service •our pleasant East Hartford Large size, 44-46, $15. Good estate salesperson; ^uth Wind* Vietnam by threatening military action in Although he said he backed the 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Charlaa Laaparanca steno skiils needed, mnefits. years experience playing with carpeting. $92,5%. Several sor, East Hartford, Manchester. president's specific actions "for the most Conynw Foundf ■Office. Hourly rate. Plus com- Company paid fee. Dawson orchestras and big bands. 649- other' Colonial styles being FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEAR CAT 210 SCANNER. condition. Set of 20 Books, Vernon area. Large inventory of the Persian Gulf without the backing of Spirit of America l^issions, plus bonuses. Hours DINING ROOM SET- Exten­ Digital programming. No hard cover. (5ood for children, part, " Pell accused Carter of ignoring Personnei, 111 Pearl Street, 5892. built. Peterman Agency, 649- listings including new homes, American allies. Sen. Claiborne Pell, D- LESPERANCE INS. ADENCY •0 a.m. to I p.m. Call us at 569- H artford, 249-7721, M /F, 9404, 649-4844. sion Tabie, 4 CTiairs, China Crystals required. Like new. $10. Before 7 p.m., call 643- condominiums, and resale All A sense of patriotism as well as a display of inquiries confidential. R.I., said Friday. several non-military steps that could be Business & Estate Analysis J4993, ask for Teresa. EOE. EXPERIENCED SPANISH Cabinet. Excellent condition. $225, 643-52%. 9707. Pell sharply questioned President taken before threatening the use of force. the spirit which helped found America, is Tax Sheltered Planning TEACHER wili tutor or teach MANCHESTER NEW Reasonable. 568-6%l before 1, Carter's reaction to the Soviet invasion of He said he would be “reluctant to sup­ □ N O T IC E S I n s u r a n c e a g e n c y seeks DENTAL ASSISTANT Spanish. All levels, in my LISTING- Owner selling and after 5. DARK PINE BEDROOM SET CORD WOOD- Seasoned or shown in two flags flown at the home of John Life & Health Plans (^Personal Service Represen- Crafted in New Hampshire. green. Cut to your Afghanistan, and implied Carter port any of the military options now being WANTED for Oral Surgeons home. 289-4092. Large 3 Bedroom Ranch, Malone on Prospect Street in Manchester. IJjative. Knowledge of Auto and Office. Experience necessary. fireplace, 2 baths, finished Queen Size Cannonball Bed, specifications. Deliverd, or overreacted in saying the United States considered by the administration, in­ 457 CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER Triple Dresser with Oval (Herald photo by Adamson) Lost and Found 1 Diomeowners helpful but not Send resume to Box R, c/o Schoola-tlaaaaa 19 basement. Near Forest Hilis. □MISC. FOR SALE you can pick up.742-7576. wouid use force to protect the Persian cluding aid to Pakistan,” unless Carter 647-1968 ■•essential. Call feb Lathrop. Herald. $61,9%. 6464425. Agent. Mirror, Chest-On-Chest, 2 Call Don Henry. 'The Henry T Gulf. gave satisfactory answers to several IMPOUNDED- Male mixed 2646-6050. FOR THE BEST - Manchester Nite Stands. Excellent con­ COUCH 94 inches long. Dark Agency, 644-&2S. T 646-0505 atter 5 dition! $8%. 646-4876. "Unilateral action by the United States foreign policy questions. breed tri color, about 15 years COUNSELOR: 20 hours per Gymnastic Schooi. 3 to 5 BOLTON YEAR ROUND Articles lor Sale 41 green, also has floral slip ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ old. Found on Mill Street. Call ^BOOKKEEPING AND cover. Excellent condition. or American action which has only verbal Pell said he wants a clearer explanation week. Counseling groups, out­ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ WATERFRONT. Huge living Manchester Dog Warden, 646- TYPING ESSENTIAL for a reach and related duties. troductory lesson with this ad. room, large eat-in kitchen, 3 $225 delivered. 649-3436. or half-hearted support from NATO of what is at risk in the Persian Gulf, an Rare Books 4555. diversified part time job for a MSW or MA preferred. Cali Call 646-63%, or 646-3549. large bedrooms and full base­ area he said is “not, frankly, vital to our 1 3 Halp Wanlad 13 jesponsible person with in­ MARANTZ RECEIVER 30 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 members, Japan and other Asian powers Halp Wanlad Stephen O'Donnell, Director. ment. $48,500. Group I, ALUMINUM Sheets used as EARLY AMERICAN will be neither effective nor credible," existence as a modem industrial society,” LOST- JANUARY 29. 8 month itiative. Hours: 9 to 1, Monday 646-2015. Pbilbrick Agency, 646-426o. WATTS- BIC Turntable, KLH thru Friday, every other printing plates, .%7 thick BEAUTIFUL 5 PIECE Speakers. $3%. Call 646-0778. HOME SWEET HOME - The nation should not “panic into old black cat, Timrod Road □ REAL ESTATE Bedroom Set. Excellent Con­ Pell said. aTea. Answers to Devil. Phone TRUCK MECHANIC- Saturday. Apply at the W H 23x28 Vi , 25 cents each or 5 Complete health-g^uard Lost in Fire SECRETARY: 10 hours per BOLTON- RANCH 5 ROOMS. for $I. Phone 643-2711. Must be dition. $10%. or Best Offer. "When we try to go it alone, as in Viet­ thinking that detente is dead or the Cold 643-4979. Experienced in Diesel. Start .England Lumlier Co., Rt. 44A week. Typing, filing, general •••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEASONED FIREWOOD for facilities. Cats also. Canine BOSTON (UPI) — A fire fed by thousands of rare books Large fireplaced living room, picked up before 11 a m. Call 643-0932. nam, failure is our lot," said Pell, second- War has returned,” he said. at $7 per hour. All fringe Bolton Notch. office duties. Good personaii- Homes For Sale 23 fuli basement. 150x3% lot. 1 sale. $55 1 ton truck load. Holiday Inne, 2% Sheldon and manuscripts destroyed the historic Brattle Book LAUNDRY AND DIAPER benefits. For appointment call ONLY. Please call after 4:% p.m., Road. Manchester. 646-5971. ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Pell said he was "deeply concerned" P e rto n a ls 2 ty. Call Stephen O'Donnell, owner. Excellent condition. OAK LOVE SEAT with Shop early Friday,- causing damage estimated by the SERVICE needs folderess 688-75%. Director. 646-2015. NIANTIC - .GIANTS NECK 644-1444. F with Carter's decision to end exchange $58,9%. F.J. Spilecki, 643-2121. Relations Committee. owner of more than $1 million. full or part time. AM and PM. BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye matching Oak Chair $75. for programs with the Soviet Union. He said LOOKING FOR both, "We ought not to go to war ... until it is More than 600,000 books, irreplaceable letters, DESCENDENTS of the Call 289-1527. paneled living room, eat-in set, electric welder, acetylene OAK WOOD- For Deliveries, BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue clear that other governments share our other non-military options have also been WAITRESSES- Part time and kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Investmeni Property 25 outfit, aluminum ladder, 643-%77. call George Griffing, An­ manuscripts and first editions were lost in the blaze at Joseph McDiarmid Family. full time, days. Apply to: TOOL MAKER Seal Feeding Program, Ring overlooked, including stepping up Radio SALESMAN- Opportunity for lovely quiet setting on dead­ trailer tires, new electric dover, 742-7886. with lights. Pastures. Daily view of the Soviet threat and are prepared Can you help us? Call collect, Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Wesco, I ctnpan; xitb 70 COMBINATION VICTOR / the store which was entering its 155th year of continuous 1-442-8137 or w rite: Mrs. exciting position. Knowledge REAL ESTATE CAREER- end street, deeded heach MANCHESTER- Newer 4 generator, electric lawn- turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- to join us in defending our common in­ Free Europe, Radio Liberty and the Voice Manchester. e q ilo iftn nteds i Tn I MiUr, store neighborhood center. mower. Evenings, 633-70%. RECORD RADIO PLAYER operation. Samuel Holtham, 49 New of stoves helpful. Base plus Eam $15,000 annually. Part rights. $79,900. Call exclusive DRY HARDWOOD- Cut and 9954. or 875-0272 ; 742-9653. terests in Southwest Asia." of America. >4n v l |(t isnInO n ^ dstiinc Quaiity construction. Possible with records. Sturdy piece of Shore Road, Waterford, Conn. commission. Full medical timers $8000. Members Ver­ agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, split into stove lengths, 16 to Owner George Gloss, who said he would “never sell the T o ^ do Protjpe Wort, aid Package Storp Permit. Owner WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any floor furniture. Many uses. Pell said he has heard few "specific ac­ Pell said the nation must also use 06385. benefits. Paid vacation. Call non, Manchester, Hartford, nuintan prodiictioii aaddneni. Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal 18" lengths. Pickup load, 1/2 tions of support" from allies. He said if diplomatic options, such as persuading In­ store as long as I was alive," speculated that thieves — Mrs. Gray 525-1931. MLS. Ralph Pasek 289-7475. housing opportunity. 443-4470. financing available. Hayes length, split, delivered, $95 a Could be converted to bar. cord $45 delivered in area. who have struck the shop before — may have been TheritMpenonirillbertletoStt Corp., 6460131. good cord. Call 875-6787. Before 7 p.m. 643-^07. Carter thinks the Soviet invasion is the dia to urge Moscow to pull its troops out of Announcamantt 3 BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 Up In om Tool Doom aid, be Telephone 568-5459. responsible for pre-dawn blaze in the city's downtown COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - AUTO BODY COMBINATION E “greatest threat to world peace since Afghanistan. ■to 5:30, Monday thru Friday utisfictoriai) conpenuted. COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 area. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Earn up to $200 a week. MAN- At least 5 years and schooi vacations. Own CiN or jonv it* baths, first fioor paneiled Experienced or will train. experience. Start at $7.00 per The city's arson squad was investigating the two-alarm SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Transportation. Call after WESCO INDUSTRIES family room with fireplacerepl NURSE AIDES Apply 330 Ledyard Street, hour. All fringe benefits. Call and large! deck. FormalFormat dining fire which was reported shortly before 4 a.m. help receiving your calls? '5:30. 646-7230. JZS Induotrlol Farit Temporary or permanent. Hartford. Bill Kates at 688-75%. on NouM 5, Soutli WIndaot room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ 7-3 Gloss said thieves had broken into the brick building Personal Attention ... V e^ NEED EXTRA INCOME? 568-6334 age. Wooded lot, walk out RN'S - LPN'S 1. STARTING W. GE $3.37 PER HOUR AROrS Hostage Deadline nine times in recent months. Once, because of poor Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- $370 / THOUSAND FOR Work one of our Outdoor a [«ul Oaetien lull,* basement. Group I, Philbrick Had you made plans to attend our Tea but were unable to 2. FULLY PAID INSURANCE; HOSPITAL, MEDICAL, lighting in the store, they burned newspapers to light 8623. ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Flower Locations on Agency, 646-42C come. If so Mrs, Henry DofN would be happy to meet with ROAST BEEF Postage paid. Free applica­ weekends. Car needed. SDR you and give you a tour of our facility. For those of you taht LIFE, AND D ISA BILITY their way to the cash box. tion. FASSCO, Dept.ept. 86,M, 732 DENTAL ASSISTANT- 3. 11 PAID HOLIDAYS RESTAURANT Knowledge of basic business Enterprises, Andover, Conn., were able to attend the Tea, I would like to extend our In the past, he said, thieves had only taken money — Don Ron, St. Louis ,M0.6363123. 4. 9 PAID SICK DAYS skills, and typing preferred. '742-99%. ADAMS INDUSTRIES sincere appreciation for making the Tea a success. Limited I* Hiring Full Tlnw t Fwt Not Considered never had they stolen any books or committed any acts of □ EMPLOYMENT Tlnw, Day SMfl and NIgM positions are available on the 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts full 5. 2 WEEKS PAID VACATION AFTER ONE YEAR TEMPORARY WORKERS- References. Call 7 a.m. to 12 GORHAM, N.H. — First lady Rosalynn She added her husband told her “he vandaiism. noon, or 3:30 to 4:00. 649-9287. SECRETARY for one man CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and part time. Call for an appointment S. TRAINING AND IN-SERVICE EDUCATION SM I Halp. Plaaaa apply m Assignments East of The Law Office. Shorthand and paraon, b a la a a ii 11 4 p jn . Carter said Friday her husband would would never impose a deadline. "Unless we raise the cultural level of the criminal ele­ Help Wanted 13 River for Clerk / Typists and start your future with a fast growing aero-space 7. $10.00 PER YEAR UNIFORM ALLOWANCE LEGAL SECRETARY- Law ^ i n g essential. Reply to: MARTM BERGM ADMVISTRATOR. "never impose a deadline” for the release "If you impose a deadline, then you ment, the society is doomed," Gloss said following one of other office skilled Mrsonnel ft. LOCATED NEAR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Firm in Vernon seeks full 'Box NN, c/o M anchester company. Experienced help required In the of the American hostages in Iran, have got to act. Alright, so you impose a those incidents. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. beginning January 1980. Top |Herald. VERNON MANOR K ALTH CARE FACIUTY 2S7 Iroad Strsat Apply 81 Commerce Street, time Legal Secretary with following categories; AIDE TRAININ6 CLASSES BE6IN IMMEDIATELY regardless of what it meant to his political deadline and they don't let them go, what Gloss described the five floors as being “packed” with company. Top pay, for top MANCMESm Glastonbury. PTG skills. Call Lydia, Dunhill good ^ i n g and shorthand 180 REGAN ROAD, VERNON, 871-0385' C ALL P A T 8 0 U C IE R future. are we going to do? Go to war? Nobody books. “Great Books," he says, emphasizing the capital skills. Experienced preferred. D e e d e d , e v e n in g l a n e COMPANY, Telephone 633- Temps, 289-4319. „MAN- Must be quick learner Clerk-Typist Expediter MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME Mrs. Carter, filling in for her husband wants that,” Mrs. Carter told reporters letters with his voice. 7631. Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Pricing Clerk Junior Accountant Equal Opportunity Employer a.m. and 5 p.m. with mechanical ability. 6 333 BIDW ELL ST., M AN C H ESTER on the campaign trail in chilly Maine and shortly before departing Rumford, Maine. “There was a rare book room where we kept the letters TEACHERS AT ALL nights per week. Benefits in­ Stock Puller Inspector ______647-9194 New Hampshire, repeatedly called for Soon after the hostages were captured of (Ralph Waldo) Emerson and (Henry David) Thoreau CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC LEVELS: Universal clude: Insurance and Vaca­ - Experienced only. Top Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, SECURITY- Northeast tion. Apply to Manager: Inside Sale* national unity behind Carter's handling of Nov. 4, the president said he would not and Presidents (John F.) Kennedy and (Franklin D.) wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Roosevelt,” he said, along with those of Charles Dickins Ore. 97208. Security has Immediate Parkade Lanes. No phone the sensitive situations in Iran and allow the crisis “to drag on” and indicated Berlinlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Openings for part time and calls. Equal opportunity Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person Afghanistan. a reluctance to set a specific deadline for and Henry Longfellow. 563-0151. PART TIME HELP Wanted full time employees in the Employer. 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Asked what the chances were of her hus­ their release. A list of Gloss's past clients reads like an American downtown, Manchester. Call Manchester area. Shifts are RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll 646-5999. available as follow: Full time band threatening the Iranians with a In response to a Question about the twin history text, p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. deadline. Mrs. (barter replied, “1 don't crises in the Middle East, Mrs. Carter “We got books for President Kennedy, Admiral 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, Monday Apply director of nursing. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN thru Friday. Part time Sat. St ADAMS INDUSTRIES think he's going to do anything, regardless said, “This is a dangerous time ... and I (Richard E.) Byrd, all the great artists and writers," he Salmonbrook Convalescent wanted by old established Sun. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sat. & 340 PROGRESS DRIVE of the personal consequences to himself, think people know also that the best way said. “ (Author) James T. Farrel dedicated his last book Home, off House Street, firm. Must be a self-starter, Sun. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.; Fri. 8) HELP WANTED Glastonbury. Please call 633- to his future, to damage the chances of to avoid military action is to be strong." to us before he died,” aggressive, personable and Sat. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Engine Lathe Operator, MANCHESTER HOUSEl/VIVES 5244. hold a Connecticut license. Successful applicants must be getting our hostaees nut." Bridgeport Operator, We'll show you the way to over 18 years of age, have a NURSES AIDES wanted for enjoy an unmatched lucrative, phone, car, and a cleancles Police Gear Shaper Operator. full time on all shifts. Apply rewarding professional Record. Apply in personp« to: Paid Holidays, Excellent director of nursing. Salmon- career. Send resume to Box Northeast Security, 61 Insurance Benefits. Full­ brook Convalescent Home, off K, c/o Evening Herald. Williard Street, Hartford, or time position, 50 hour House Street, Glastonbury. call 522-5143. week. Apply In person to Earn Extra Money Please call 633-5244. RN- 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Full Time or Part Time, Enjoy working INSPECTORS- First and Se­ Here’s A Wonderful Route BABYSITTER NEEDED- with an excellent supporting cond shift opening for METRONICS INC. Monday through Thursday, 3 staff caring for our elderly Experienced Inspectors. Rout* 6 ft 44A Opportunity for A Boy or Girl p.m. to 10p.m. Own transpor- patients. Very pleasant at­ Ability to use Demensional lation. Ca(l 649-6022. Friday; mosphere, good wages and BOLTON With Your Own Inspection Tools and weekends anytime. benefits. Please call Doris Blueprints required. Who Is A “Go-Getter”! Blain DNS 646-0129. Applications a c c e p ts Mon­ LATHE OPERATORS - With Manchester Manor Nursing day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Return to 2 years' experience. Good Home, 385 West Center Street, and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Corn- benefits. Salary n^otiable. Manchester. pany 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Sender Hawk Precision Co., 303 EXPERIENCED CARRIER NEEDED Part Time Job! Maneanchester. EOE. Burnham Street, East Hart­ NURSES AIDE: 12 midnight Mrs. Robert Andres, ford, telephone 528-9845. to 8 a.m. Enjoy working in a NURSE RIDES . . . and mothers with young chiidren, bring them right, gets a letter she very pleasant and home-like IN MANCHESTER... with you and save on baby Bitting costs. RARE OPPORTUNITY - 2 atmosphere helping our elder­ had recently delivered OWN YOUR OWN ly patients. Duties include WANTED PERSON TO NEEDED to the Canadian Em­ BUSINESS. Distributor for some laundry work. Good BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old To provkte Nursing Ctrt Garden Drive, Kodak film, Duracell wages and benefits. Please boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 In private hom ti and bassy back from Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and St. James Street, call Doris Blain DNS 646-0129. p.m., Rachael Road area. Madical Facllltlaa. Part Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus other photo products needed Your hom e or m ine No Canada’s D ’Affairs Manchester Manor Nursing lima, full lima. Conaldara- Forest Street, and Call Now in your area. No selling. Ser­ weekends. Call 646-3487. gas allowance. Gilles Mathieu, left, at Home, 385 West Center Street, lion givan to praftranea vice top Retailers under Manchester. Hartford Road the State Department exclusive contract established of:— Location and Houra. SOUND INTERESTING? by us. High immediate In­ LEGAL SECRETARY- Uw Start the year off right! NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise in Washington, D.C. For Inlormatlon call come minimum required in­ Firm in Vernon seeks full Sell your extras with a our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ 647-9946 Friday while her hus­ vestment $9,975. 100% profit fast-action Classified 643-9915 time Legal Secretary with dependence and your own Income ... or structure. Call between 8 AM good ty^n W^ng and shorthand adl band Robert Andres Si 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or 647-9947 skills. Experiencedxperl preferred. AID i ASSISTANCE Call Carol 646*5424 looks on. The letter was write: American Film Phone 646-1974. Between 9 Ask for Jeanne Fromerth not sent to Tehran by Processing, Inc., 1935R a.m. and 5 p.m. COORDINATOR OF o1 North Eattim Com. Hoover Court, B'ham, AL Homemaker-Home Health 357 East Center St. the Canadians because 35226. Aides, in non-profit agency Mancheater the Americans had serving 10 towns. Full lime. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ TYPISTS AND CLERK Fringe benefits. Must be already been TYPISTS are needed to work NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 familiar with Social Agency 'll k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k e k k-k it k k k -k k -k -k k k k k k kkkkkkk k k k k ♦ smuggled out. (UPI in the Hartford area. Call Shift. Orientation program Philosophy and be able to han­ today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. starting every Monday. Plea­ dle detail and work well with photo) sant working conditions. Cail people. 643-9Sli, between 8:30 EXPERIENCED SANDWICH Mrs. Maloney at Burnside & 4:30. MAKERS wanted for cocktail Convalescent Home, 289-9571. i»inw " » \n lounge. Call 644-9637 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. BABYSITTER NEEDED IN ***** MY HOME preferably from PART TIME. Want cash for Manchester, Vernon, Bolton EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Call 643-2711 o ' Call 643-2711 the holidays? For every day? area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 BUILDER Wanted. Excellent buy* O' oPP It's easy with the phone in p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- opening. Displaycraft, your own home. Call 249-7773. 3914. Manchester, 643-9557. 1 8 - EVENING HERALD. Sal., Feb. 2, 1980 Ev e n in g h e r a l d , sat.. Feb. 2. lugo—

Retort Property Ptanirtt —'C hariM M. dehulz For Rent NO. HE D ^E fN T HAVC TO &Tt. 56 CAPE COD- Harwich. 2 I THINK THE'("RE OUR TEACHER'S A F R A IP H £'5 A FR A IP TO 6 0 ACROSS Answer to Previoui Puzzle bedroom Cottage Home Daar Abby .ALLAFRAlP, CHUCK. OF THE PRINCIPAL, THE 10 Goddess of .U PO N THE r o o f ; fate available July 5 to August J Q W A N lo 0 8 H 1 8 0 PRINCIPALS AFRAIP OF I 1 Basket twig 11 Canadian 2nd.; and August 3rd to 31st. 1 A 0 0 ll F N 1 0 f R By Abigail Van Buren THE50PERINTENPENTANP 7 Oceani rabei Call 643-7802 between 9 and 5. j 13 On this Q 0 0 8 E 8 T E P T A Q H E S AFRAIP OF THE 12 Sadist H A A P 1 A RY j 14 Spain and Marquis de ill BOARPOF EPUCATlON... I Portugal 8 E N 0 R 0 D 1 n I tVanled to Rent 5 7 ' IS Citrus fruit P R 0 W E 8 8 E c L A T 19 Connective 1 R DEAR ABBY: My wife and 1 will be married 40 years soon 16 Required 8 D U 8 T A L T A 21 Mangy T E E 8 P 1 L 1 and plan to give a dinner party to celebrate this joyous occa­ ' 17 Soaks in A T A 22 Require E 0 8 E L F R 0 Q M A N sion. 18 Irate 23 Songstress R 0 8jr c 0 A 8 T 20 Secluded Our family and most of our friends are aware that this will INS UnMtf reetun SynNcM, Wt.'l Smith A D V E N T X U P ONE-BEDROOM valley be our 40th wedding anniversary, but we positively do not 24 Chinese J R E 0 E A R 8 H 1 F T APARTMENT for middleage 21 Church body want any gifts! currency L I D E L L A E R A 8 businessman. P re f^ areas 23 Jepanete You once stated in your column that it was improper to in­ Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 25 Hideous giant E P A fl E A M R A T E East of Manchester to metropolis dicate, “ No gifts, please,” on an invitation. Laler you not p-" 26 Pour Willimantic. Must be quiet, WHEN WILL OH, HOW THRILLEP ITS ALA405T UKE B IT E SOUR 27 Tenant neat, and clean. 742-9865, 9 only reversed yotirself but offered some excellent alter­ 26 Fluid rock Apartmenia For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 I SEE >, WAKE UR BECAUSE 35 Steer clear of 30 Indian tribe condition J90 or best offer. ROOM for mature gentleman appliances or utilities. RESPONSIBLE 36 Foes 31 Gets shed of 45 City in 52 Paradise ENERGETIC COUPLE DEAR K.C.: 1 have stated many times that any montiuo 37 Wears away 646-1032 Share modern bath Parking Children, yes. Security wbataoever of gilts was improper on an invitation. This in­ 39 Back of neck Oklahoma dweller RESPONSIBLE COUPLE deposit. $300. Call 643-9409 looking for 7 Room House, 38 Place available. .No cooking. Securi­ cludes the forthright **No gifts, please," as well as the (pl) 47 Hard of 54 I possess 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ with 1 child looking for 5 after 5 p m. (Ranch or Cape Cod) to rent 40 Awe 41 In conflict (2 ty and references $150 tasteless fin my view) suggestion that cash is preferred to hearing cluding Ovations, plus free monthly Call 643-2121, rooms. Needed by 3,1,80. Call in Manchester for 3'1 80 or 42 Ridge of sand wds.) (contr.) case with this ad Carlos after 6:00 p m., 528-3927. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. sooner Willing to do repairs, any other type ol gift. .1 46 Baseball (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), Many sent sample invitations in which gifts uere mention*, player Mel guitars 60". off Rivers Music. Immediate occupancy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 10 11 12 7 Main Street. New Britain MANCHESTER MAIN Mature adults only. No pet’s. in exchange for security ed. Below are two that changed my mind: J 225-t977. Lavawavs SINGLE ROOM- Carpeting. STREET- 3 Room Heated Security Deposit & deposit. $350 to $,375. Call 64,3- **Mary and John Jones invite you to dine with us on tm^^ 47 Palm fruit 13 14 Bath Kitchen privileges Sit­ apartment Hot water, References Call 649-1265 9677 evening of June 1 at our home at 7:30 p.m. 51 Apologized 15 16 Antiquea 48 ting room Privacy. Parking appliances. Parking. No pets "It is in celebration of our 20th wedding anniversary. 53 Popular snack Security 523-7047 Yard with swimming pool. Your friendship is a cherished gift. We respectfully request 55 Grammar term 17 16 30 THE PACK RAT- Antiques, F em ales onlv 649-8206. no other." JN/.. 56 Hindu ■ ■ SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM Ottices-Stores tor Rent 55 AUTOMOTIVE Incarnation z, 22 Collectibles, Miscellaneous. between 10-5 .30', 647-9813-5.30 "The children of Alice and Duuaid Biuwn invite you to Used Items 40 Flora Road, DOUBLE with appliances. CaptaFn Easy — Crooks a Lawrence 57 Hues Private yard, quiet street, PROFESSIONAL celebrate with them the 50th wedding anniversary of their 58 Alludes 23 24 25 26 27 26 26 30 31 loff Route 85i, Bolton Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sate 61 excellent location. $325 plus BUSINESS OFFICE parents. A reception will be held May 20, 5 p.m. at Hillcrest HOLY SW O KE, EA5V1 A R E YOU 1 32 33 utilities. Call 647-1633 after 6, BUILDING - Approximately Country Club. SURE WE'RE POIW THE RIGHT DOWN LOOKING for anything in real WE PAY TOP PRICES for 111 "We request your help in compiling a book which recalls THING 4'. AFTER ALL-TIGERS 34 RENTALS estate rental - apartment.s, 2600 square feet, with ample wrecked and junk cars. A & B 3. DUPLEX- Centrally located parking Close to Center, memories from our parents’ first 50 years of marriage. On A R E PAN6BR0US’. 1 Who is (coni.) 111 homes, multiple dwellings'’ Auto .Salvage, used auto parts. 36 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bedrooms. Heat 2 Air (prefix) 37 3. 3. No fees Call J D Real Estate hospital and new court Call Tony 646-6223. the enclosed sheet, we ask that you write one memory or Rooms tor Rent 52 Appliances Security, No building For info, call 568- event that you have shared with them, and return it to us by 3 Ambush 1 Associates, Inc 646-1980 Send personal Vslontlno GfOOtIngs to the ones you love in a new 4 Half-scores 40 children. No Pets. Available 7658 or 871-0401 April 25. We believe that loving memories they have shared THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ 197.3 TORINO - ,302 Runs and novel way. On Thursday, February 14th, we will publish a 5 Ship record 42 43 44 456 MAIN STREET- Three March 1st $375. 646-0778, with you, their friends, would be the most treasured gift .. 48 48 50 trally located Downtown excellent. Must sell, 6 Opponent rooms heated. No appliances. MANCHESTER- 1000 .Square speeial Valontlno Graoting page in the Classified seetion of this they could receive; therefore, we request that no other gift ■ ■ Manchester Kitchen sacrificing' Any reasonable 7 Transom 51 52 53 54 No pets Tenant Insurance TWO BEDROOM Feet Manufacturing. Light In­ privileges Call 649-2358 offer over $1450 Call after paper. Call one of our elassified ad counselors now. They will be be sent." 0 ____Fertas required. $225 monthly $300 APARTMENT- Cflrpeted dustrial Many possibilities. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. 9 Set up golf 55 56 Appliances. Centrally located. happy to help you write your message. s e c u rity . C all 646-2426. Office Space included $375 DEAR ABBY: Years ago. when ludiried people were in­ ball LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Available March 1st. Security monthly. Heat and electric in­ 57 56 weekdays, 9 to 5. vited to weddings, the invitations were addressed to “ Mr. ROOM for working or retired it references required $250 cluded.'Hayes Corp., 646-0131, lady. Utilities included. Call No utilities. 646-t316. 649-8782 and Mrs." iNCWSPA^t* IhTIRI 649d)307 after 5. COVENTRY ROUTE 31; 780 PRICES START AS LOW AS $2.50 Have times changeti? Hecenlly m> physician husband square feet (expandable to WANTED JUNK AND LATE received two wedding invitations addressed to him only. 2 ROOMS-1 Free. 1 $20 week­ BOLTON-6 Rooms. 2 bedroom SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM 1780 square feet) heated store MODEL WRECKS - Cash (Here Are Three*Exemplee) One was from a nurse, the other from a patient. He said both ly; mature male and female. Win at bridge yiartm ent Private home. DUPLEX- 1 1,2 baths, dining or office. Parking, join Post Paid. Call Parker Street Used knew he wa.s married. Alley Oop — Dave Graue One with License for errands Eat in kitchen, dining room, room. den. carpeting. $400 per Office, Heritage Savings Bank Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. He attended both weddings by himself because he is and meals. Private entrance fireplace. Garage. $450 649- month, plus utilities. No pets. and 5 other tenants. Michael dedicated to his profession: but I feel my not being inviied. Call 649-5459. 8355 Strano Real Estate. 646-2000 N. Cohen & Associates. WELL, GUZ,THAT KINDA TAKES CARE , VEAH, IT SURE o n l v ktOTHINUS- 1970 FORD CU.STOM SEDAN- and his accepting without me, was rude. OF NOUR SPlOBR, DOESN'T IT? d o e s ! ONl>r'.... WHAT ACTIVATE i428, 4 barrel. $500. or best, Can you update me on the present customs? THE TOS4ER offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. INVISIBLE 1*ARTNER SV5TEMS! I Preemptive opening calls Style A By Oswald Jacoby DEAR PAKTNEK: Forget customs, etiquette and all the D- 5 2 C- 7 4, don't blame us if HIGH PERFORMANCE AND and Alan Sontag you wind up in the ash can. Business & Service ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ rest. Kindness and common sense outranks propriety and *2.50 tradition in my book. The normal HCP lim its of a mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 Style B In general, you need at preempt are 7-10 points, but 11 seconds, 30 mpg^^. suspension The invitations should have included you. But since they least 11 HCP f(ir an opening you can occasionally afford to I ! radial spoilers. Ex;xcellent con- *5.00 did not, your husband should have either requested permis­ bid. In other words, you need move one point either way. $2295. 646-7536. Paula or Joe sion to bring you —or stayed home himself. ammunition to start the While that rule of a maxi­ will help you with your message attack The exception to this mum 500-point loss is a gener­ DEAR ABBY; Please settle an argument. U heie I work, is the preemptive opening bid al guide, experience has 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent there is this w-oinan who has silver gray hair but a young of three or four in a suit. shown that three-level motor. Standard shift. Priced face and a good figure. She must be about 50 but looks The idea in back of a preempts seldom get doubled lor (luick sale. $650. Also: 1971 Phone 643-2711 younger. She has 12 grandchildren, but she swims w'ith preemptive opening is that and set. Four-level preempts AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ them, rides a bicycle with them and belongs to three bowl­ you can't be hurt at your frequently do. so we have an ditioned, 48,000 original miles. ing teams. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productione preemptive contract; that you extra rule for our four-level $900. Both can be seen at 24 She says she never babysits with her grandchildren are going to make it hard for bids. North Street. DEADLINE TUESDAT FEB I I AT NDDN your opponents to find the unless there is an emergency. Everyone says I am all wet When we preempt at the with my ideas but I think a grandmother should act like a right contract with their own 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO four level we always have a grandmother and should be more proud of her grandchildren high cards; and finally that Services Ottered 31 MX- Excellent condition, low PATBirr_(^icB. you are suggesting a possible little extra reserve. Thus with 32 Building Contracting than her bowling score. Painting-Papering mileage. Quadrophonic OFFICE ) sacrifice against an enemy S-AKQJxxxH-xxD-xx BRICK, BLOCK, STONE stereo-8 track, power steering A MOTHER slam. C- X X, we open three spades PROFESSIONAL PAINTING DEAR MOTHER: This grandmother is acting like a vulnerable or not. A four- F Fireplaces, concrete. LEON CIESZYNSKIi brakes, one owner 872-6528, There are two basic Income Tax Services - Interior and exterior 633-5310. or 659-0508, grandmother. A modern one. Nowadays you can’t tell a spade not vulnerable opening Chimney repairs.1 .. - No .. j job— too. requirements for a preemp­ small. Save Cail 644-8356 for Commercial and residential. ditions. Remodeling, I grandmother by looking at her, and I say more power to her! tive bid. The first is that you is too likely to produce a two- estimates Free estimates. Fully in­ Rooms, Garages, Kitchens | 1976 FORD ECONOLINE Style C don't expect to be set more trick set doubled where oppo­ sured. 646-4879. Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath ! VAN to o - V8. Finished in­ Get the facts about love, sex, drugs and growing up in Ab- than 500 points (three tricks nents liave no game. On the INCOME WATERPROOFING Tile. Dormers, Roofing. I terior Loaded with options. by's new booklet: "What Teenagers Ought to Know." Send not vulnerable or two tricks other hand with that spade J P LEWIS & .SON- Custom *10.00 I PREPARA'nON SERVICE - I Hatchways, foundation Residential or Commercial. I Captains' Chair, stereo etc. $2 and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope to vulnerable) if forced to play holding or even a trifle worse, Decorating, Interior & At your home. 20 Years1 ears I coohs, tile lines, sump 649-4291. ! $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212 iT three doubled. A Q J 10 8 6 5 such as A K Q 10 X X X and 10 erienee. Dan .Mosler. 649- ■ pumps, gravity feeds, window Exterior Painting. 563-6373 evenings. 9 8 7 in one other suit, we Paperhanging & Remodeling, 1 of a suit may only take five . or 525-8263. | wells 30 years' experience. CARPENTRY - All types of | tricks, but year in and year would even try a vulnerable Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. 643-4953 . 872-8413. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool ■ FOR SALE 1973 CJ5. 8 out it w ill bring home six and four-spade calL E DAN WADE- Havere yiyour In-1 Call 649-9658. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and * cylinder. Jeep, with Myers Astrograph is definitely worth a three- Finally, a word to the wise. come Taxes preparired expert-1 ATTE.NTION WORKING Windows Hung. Ceiling! electrical hydraulic angle ii ||.■,n iii'l'mri iiwiniii>in':i»c.i>> The Born Loser — Art Sanaom level preempt if not vulnera­ Never preempt with a hand ly by leading ii LEE PAINTING - Interior & Repaired and Painted. Call | plow. Odometer reading 34,- fependent Tax I PARENTS ' I will babysit ble. Add some distributional that includes two aces. tonsultant. Phoneno (UQjuKi 649-6851 ■ your Child in my ho Exterior. "Check My Rate anytime, 643-6130. ! (You May Take Up To A Full Page.) 000 miles. This vecnicle Bernice Bede Osol values such as a void in one of I loving care. 528-8560. Before You Decorate''. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i ------I privately owned in first class the other suits and you can Dependable Fully Insured. CARPENTRY. CUSTOM! condition. New top, new I'VeOMLV afford that three-level (For a copy o l Ja COBY 646-1653 HOUSES, ADDITIONS,,iiTinvc battery, new brakes, new QEMINI (May 21-June 20) PnrPinfn HP® I DAY CARE NURSERY 6CT'tDl)K preempt even if vulnerable MODERN, send S t to: "Win at GARAGES, ROOFING & i muffler. Exceptionally clean. You're a strong stretch runner PREPARED: Please call now ■ PROGRAM State licensed. 2 However, if you get carried Bridge. " care dt ttiis newspa­ DAN SHEA PAINTING & SIDING- Kitchens,! Has not been commercially today, especially if you are mVFOR. Evening or Saturday | understanding teachers. motivated to bring something to away with the preemptive DECORATING- Interior & Bathrooms, and Repair Work used. ^ Call 643-0644, 10 a.m. to HAPPY VALENTINE GREETING per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City ,Nf*ln( THMagUtFMOn & new roofs Free estimates 30 I ___ be barrwl as by law provided your favorite hobby or a little fix- The thought of being second porations Will come to your*I HE.'VUVATION-PF'NOVATin'V' Including Kathleen M Sawver house 568-0633 * “ t-P'D VA I lO N - years Experience. Howlev, | ^ CMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY Clerk it work. best won't rest well with you. !ICarpentry. Carpentry. Plumbing’! 643-5361 TRUCK- Has -the reading The fiduciary is TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Short Riba — Frank Hill I WallpaperiniIlpapering. Suspended 1975 D O D G E D A R T enclosed body, with side com­ Attornev Thomas H T.imonev Organizing things for greater Select activities today that give ■ C e ilin g s Sneetrocking, R&R HEBERT PAINTING- ROOFER WILL Install Roof, ! Excellent condition New partments. Excellent for con­ 39 Russ'St efficiency is your cup of tea you the opportunity to move THe DUKE NOSEP I'LL BET TMAT AAAPE VVHAT D ID M E DiD H E H A D M E ^ P U T z OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Hartford Conn 06108 R E W O N l " Kitchens. Bathrooms Fine I n t e r io r & E x t e r io r Siding or Gutter for Lowi Tires. Carburetor, and Tune- tractor 7:30a,m to5:30p m , today Pul the bits and pieces ■''f around both physically and AROUND AND FOUND THE KINS ANGRY. ABOUT THE DUKES T H U M B SALON 1977- V-8 Brown and ixn-<»2 projects or enterprises together mentally. You need some time T H E D U K I work at a reasonable price. "Guaranteed Quality up. $1,950. 649-5133. 633-0249, OUT WOW^BRUPT NOSING- ARDUNP-i^ > N O S E . Discount Price. Call Ken at * tan interior Stereo. Air Sport so they'll run as smoothly as out of doors in the fresh air. Vincent Pizzonia, 643-2543 Workmanship'" Call 649-7718 647-1566. ! t h e k in s I ^ L L V IS . wheels Other extras. $3700 clockwork (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) ■AV 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- Liquor Permit Call after 5 p m . 647-1966. Building Contracting 33 F IR E P L A C E a n d ! Excellent condition Power NOTICE OF APPLICATIO.N CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION 1 steering and brakes. This IS to give notice that 1 Berry’s World — Jim Berry C A P R I 1 1 1976- Red 4 DOCOLAS A CROFT of 1112 BOOKEEPING FOR SMALL WES ROBBINS Carpentry Brick. Fieldstonc Speciali.st. | cylinder Low mileage. Stan- TOYOTA 1974 Mark 11, 4 Automatic transmission Will TOl.LWn .'^TRKKT FAST BUSI.NESSES Personal, Con­ remodeling specialistt Aci- Telephone .lohn Wennergren. ■ d’ard. $2600 Call after 5, 647- door, excellent condition trade lor lour wheel drive HARTFiYRI) have fiUnl an .ipplicaiion m in im i Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & StoHel fidential Up-date records lor ditions. rec rooms, dormers, •Ma.son. 649-3012 ■ Regular gas 55,000 miles. $1995 646-0557. alter 6:00 pm . plai'.irdjnl 17th da> of .lanuarv I98(t 1966 with the l.iqiiiir Cttnirol l'omtmssii»n 1 979 taxes .Monthly built-ins, bathrooms, AM FM Stereo. Realistictiv 2 lor a I’ ACK AOK STORK LigCOR (or In early England, a man's Bixikkeeping available Call kitchens. 649-3446 STEEL, VINYL, AND. 1971 PO.NTIAC CATALINA priced 521-5777, the s.ile I'l alci*holu’ liquor k*n the VOUPE SUPPOSED TO BE "TME premises 2693 MAIN STRKFT surname generally grew 649-2903. 12 noon to 3 p m ALUMINUM SIDING Trim* Excellent transportation. INDIAN! SCOUT. PUT VOUP EAR CUSTOM Carpentry ■ homes. work a specialty Small jobs! Lil.ASTOMURV If out of his occupation. $700 Call 643-11.35 The business will be owned bs Additions. Repairs. Cabinets welcome. Call 2’28-0800 | 1974 MUSTANG II- 4 cylinder. 1956 CHEVY BUS 21 feet, Our Boarding House To THE 6ROUND AND TELL ME /0KA\ J B ELECTRONICS- needs work $800 Telephone noi i;i \S \ I'ROFT Ol 111'’ This Funny World Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 Very economical' Asking TOl.I.Wn STHKKT K\ST ,Manchester s Stereo 647-1724 WHAT VOU MEAF?. ^ Expert'' Repair all brands of Aztec 52200, Call 649-7639. HARTFtlHO .mil will be Ci*nduelt\| h\ LISTEN To DID > TIMOTHY .1 CONNELLY IXU Ol. \S I’lU'KT .IS perimitiv Home Stereo 4i Portable IVuglas A t roll JAKE'S N(7TE$ SDME(?NE TV's call Jack. 643-1262 Carpentry and general con­ ('.himnvy 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA- IViieil 21si d.iv ol .'.inu.irv l9Ht> W BATTERY TAKE AW Services Ottered 31 tra ctin g Residential and Sweeps 6 cylinders. Automatic 1974 CAMARO 350- $1700 Can iM.vOl WAS PEAPAP, BATHROBE Painting-Papering 32 commercial Whether it be a IS! AKMI transmission 39.000 miles lie seen at 44 Garden Street. 1973 CHE\'V BLAZEH 4 WD- X SWAPPED BY small repair job a custom M U OIIZUS $2100 Please call 649-1354 Manchester Please call 646- Power brakes Needs some WATCHES Till built home or anything in DtSaUTT' INMTATION m is t a k e C iM TREK SERVICE Free PAINTI.NG Interior and 7465. work 61,000 miles $1500 Call I coH\E back between, call 646-1379 Mf tlianilt 0« nvl estimates, discount senior exterior paperhanging, 646-0454 or 646-3487 TO BID — IN l .1 n d . ill 1,10 s Y u m EXP E R T PAINTING and PERSO.NAL I'aper banging NO JOB TOO SMALL ■ Toilet l970'Ft)HD MI'STANG- Lan­ p m Spccilic.ilions .Hid hid lorins FARRANI) REMODELING ■ repairs, plugged drains. ■ dau root Good condition VUM.I I.ANDSCAPINi; Specializing lor oartinilar people, by Dick m,i> I'c secured at ihe "... And being concerned about inflation, Boss, in ExUrior House Painting ('all 643-5703 anytime ( abinel Rooling. (iutters kitchen faucets replaced. J Musi see Call .lo-Ann. T42- Husiiiess on ice 4.5 N School I was wondering If culling my salary would help 2-2 Tree pruning, spraying Room Additions Decks, All repaired rec room s! ‘8157 iVegyoNE types ol Remodeling and MERCURY 1973 MARQUIS 4 Street M.tmlu'ster t'l'iuiee- mowing weeding Call 742- INTERIOR PAINTING Your bathriKim remodeling heat | - BOSS?" CRIES Repairs F il l, esliiiiales Ful door li.irdlop Full power Low lieiil H.mnoiid K Demers 7947 ascfjge Ceiling $15 00 Quale modernization, etc Free j I960 I'O H I) I.T-D Needs 1979 Y AMAHA S\ lliHl K vmEN (JAKE Iv insuied Phone 643-6017 Estimate gladly given M 4 M I ilille.ige New III! s $1125 289- hr.ikcs and iiiinor work $150 SKIIIES- With lull dress kit Husini'ss M.in.leer IV ! railsioan Plione 643-9980 (164-01 LEAVES- Plumbing 4 Heating 649-2871 • II55.I or 289-6287 C.ill 646 ."1858 aiiMimc Asking $3600, lirm 646-'2096 u s 0 20 - EVENING HERALD, SaL, Feb. 2, 19S0 MANCHESTER i /« r m Got A Pajnling ProBlim? Wi ll Hilp! i n * ’’* Swvlo. MHIDMII. Wffloming to u. - tnd M rvm n)«ino .p M ln s MWUOI tint* with you to M p you itI M ttM rtghl (Mint (inMi tar tlwt lob yw 'ra pl«v H r nlOb. So. u. rof point ond lontao obon you plon your non prolooi a f r A» EAJohnscfimHKOXt DM^ »0un inoepinoint HAS IT 8 480881. CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY Business-Directory Guide For Save Gas-Shop Downtown ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. carvel's Ice Cream and Cakes • Antiques i Auctlone O Mlnit-Man Prlnllng o C o ln i • Hot Doga 24 HR. TOWING • Wadding Pholoa o Flah 4 Pet Suppllea 6 4 3 -0 0 1 6 Manchester and Surrounding •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR 811 •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS SHOP MAIN ST •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFINO Vicinity DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER FAMOUS BRAND TELEVISION - APPLIANCES M«l(»EStER OVER 45 featuring this week... YEARS MXM MK''TKR J I J ♦ . 4 f f’ 4* ^ ♦ MEMORIAL (». EXPERIENCE r , ,J , I 4 a * w * • • • N oif M m njK jrr Opp. East Cemetery C A LL 649-5807 v t n p i k e MV. PERSONAL TEE _ QUALITY 'M lAHTf B TV 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 HARRISON ST. Insii •ut Is StiS t MEMORIALS MANCHESTER

Ph on t n 646-0863 U 763 H\ MAIN S I 341 Broad St. Manchester 643-1191 Manchester 191 Professional Park ' Suita tOS MAIN ST MANCHESTER Belly Gallagher prop 643-1900 85#’ WE SERVICE ANOINSTAUINOUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Enterprises, Inc. 3IIIIUTFSUIII.,aUCatST[ll AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION SiA NA 6 4 6 - 5 1 2 2 HEATING and SHEET METAL DO IT-YOURSELF A N D S A V E New England Mechanical Services, Inc, CUSTOM STORM WINDOWS MANCHisriR^i Otar srotm wmoow 166 TUNNEL RD. _ AND SCREEN M A N V F A C T V ttS ^ VERNON^ CT. 06066 nri IVPRYIN2WEEKS RESIDENTIAL CLASb 8 SCREEN COMMERCIAL 871-1111 REPAIRS WHILE U WAIT

CLYDE4 MICKEY MILLER'S 5 e n ’in^ Manchesier over 50 yrs. PAP *“™ i m f PARTS PERSONAL-TEE pentland The piorigf "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Personalized Fun & Sportswear '‘Done While You Wait’* 24 BIRCH ST 511 E. M ID D L E T P K E . TEL. 643-6247 _ _ _ I (In the Parking Lot Bahtnd At the Personal Tee, we can personalize your sportswear while you wait. Jersey s, un­ I frn M in ch etlar G ratn Show OuUal) 643-4444 F.T.D. ModU (2e iforms, funwear — almost any kind of fabric. There are over 800 designs to choose from, in­ TEL 649-3528 MSTR CHG c e r r e e WORLD WIDF Open Mon,-Fri, 9-9, Sat. A Sun. 9-B cluding CB’ers designs or call letters, numbers and letters in 6 different colors. AMER EXPRESir Also available by,order: athletic uniforms — soccer, baseball, hockey, softball and SERVICE ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR football. Motor-cross jerseys too. Stop in at 1081 Main St., Manchester 42 OAK STREET FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. PRAM MANCHESTER. CT 06040 WE SELL • WE SERVICE • WE CARE 646-0220 875-3252 PHONE 649-8870 A COMPUn UHE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS -Hecond'.tinned vac». avnilable 70 UNION ST. « ROCKVILLE, CONN. —Replacement parU available 0 6 181 C E N T E R ST. H O URS ' FLO'S CAKE DEC RATIN INC. MANCHESTER, CONN. -One year free lervice uith CLOSED TUES: Mon. - S it. 10-S DAILY 10-S purcha$e of any new or rebuilt 646-0228 875-3252 Thurt., 10-9 appliance. Wedding Cakes A Specialty

WESTSIDE SHOE REPAIR Comar of Adama A Carrtar 81. - PinPln« Shopping Plaza THIS SPACE AVAILABLE MarieManehaator hM tar 643-8285 FOR ADVERTISING Tubs - Fri 8 - 5:30 SAT 8 - 3 m m ) } i CLOSED MONDAYS -A* ., Quality Workmanship Fast Service' Handmade Leather Belts A Unique Buckles 6 4 3 - ^ 7 1 1 Toj A Ibstcr Charfc

VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR THIS SPACE AVAILABLE by factory trained specialists FOR ADVERTISING - J f j Phil Pete CALL Locicero and Zidek ARCO 0 646-5036 6 4 3 - a 7 1 1 P&P AUTO REPAIR 706 Main St. * "Arco Charge" • Mancheater /a- .U j Margaret Dion, Prop. THIS SPACE AVAILABLE , w- • w i - J i FOR ADVERTISING • 'ir*srl ‘A m rOR THE FINER LOOKS IN LIFE" H aV i i i ;) 390 MAIN STREET CALL MANCHESTER. CT 'JJr^ P 649-7666 6 4 3 - 3 7 1 1 D't)l-JTI€ilJC 1 H u n d red s of D esigns & S tyles THIS SPACE AVAILABLE Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. at 191 Center St., Manchester and 70 Union St., FOR ADVERTISING P€fiSONRL T€€ Rockville has been serving the public for six years. Flo and Ed Bombardier holding one of Pe'Sona'i;ed Fyn 4 Sporlweai the many novelty cakes available, along with cakes for every occasion and specializing in CALL DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" wedding cakes. All baking and decorating is done on the premises. For the do it yourselfer. Great Gift! For Any O ccailor Flo s carries a complete Tine of cake decorating needs. Debbie Tedford arranges items for 6 4 3 - 3 7 1 1 lOhl Mam .Si , Manthi-sicr • Tel: M 6-33.39 customers. Cake decorating classes are given by Flo, Ed and Debbie.

MERCURY SPECIALIZING IN 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SUPERIOR MUFFLERS lilUinESTn,IMNTONIIWSTin DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. COMnfTE PMNTIK I COnWG KMlK Phono 646-2796 SPECIALISTS LOW COST P6IIITIN6 WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE WMIU YOU WAIT (PHOTO HUDV) NO SEfiVICt CM4RGI ■not (MM •»*!«»•■ TEMPLE’SCARPET AND FLOOR COVBIING GENERAL REPAIRING 101 MAIN sTun orii lo i un ui t t mult t iii i • MINIT-MAN PRINTING Hturvatloni lor • Hotsli . Alrlinu . StSMiiihlps ■11 lUM n. • uacMnia • aaa-im OUI 01 1010 (111 ( O lllU • SEE US FOR ENORAVEO NAME PLATES 627 Main Street Mmchattar TELEPHONE le MAIN STREET • TRY OUR NEW S4I M M C iP M Conneclicul's largeil floor Covering Dealer 649 4S31 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 • 4M CM1M It.. ■SMMim

Frank Arnone EVERYTHING IN •vV'" OSTRINSKY 649-7901 643-5S79 B43-S73S RAG AUTO SERVICE • MIRRORS • S h O vNER :)00 R S •v\'' • STORE f r o s t s • Safety 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER • Front End Specialists • Tune Up Grooms Tux FREE • b a t h t u b e n c l o s u r e s • Brakes A Shocks • Air Conditioning A ik about our policy. PRICES ARE UP! • Road Strvica DON'T THROW IT AW AY-CALL US FIRST 436 CENTER ST Tel 849-3983 MANCHESTER I.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. FURNITURE TOPS •PICTURE WINDOWS^ NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE ,.,L 956 MAIN ST. LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS MANCHESTER, CONN. M in c h iilt r DEALERS IN IRON, METAL. PAPER 649-7322 1 . 4 . * i jV» M » ? i M ♦ • ♦ ^ f • • * • » ► • . 1,« i *’•♦** •'• *•#<«« •>.« /ns^e; TV Programs Feb. 2 to 8 TvsponiGriT WOR^Vimi fict iKi rrte' Mi$gi/J6 certazs im TH £ "T\/ U bRPS" gei^OJ.

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MONDArS SPECIALS Trial" The role of the press In the Pebble Beach, Rorlda. 7:30 TUESDAY'S SPORTS TVSPOTUGHT-PMeS highly publicized murder trial of QD8WMa World Of Sports (£ NHL Hockey New York _SPECIALS— 12:30 8 In Search Of... 0 M ovie "The Lone Ranger" 0 Sesame Street (R) OB Sunday A t The Ktag-aa HHouse FEBRUARY 4.1980 a former University of Washing­ Scheduled evenis Include the Rangers vs. Quebec Nordiques FEBRUARY 5.1980 — SATURDftT— 3 ) Tarzan / Super Sevan 0 Soccer Made In Germany (1956) Clayton Moore. Jay Convanatlons About The ton student and SMttle resident Kandahar featuring women'a ® AndyOrtfimi 9:15 8 Silverheels. Dance SATURDAY'S SPECIALS is documented. giant slalom and slalom, and MORNING 3 ) M ovie “ Rad Line 7000" 7:28 3 A N aw D ay EVENING men's slalom and downhill EVENING (1965) James Caan, Laura 3 If You Ask Me 2:00 3:15 events In World Cup Skiing from 8:00 3 ABC News 9:30 FaRUARY2,1»80 5:00 7:29 3 My Three Sons 3 Movie "SharkI" (1968) Burt FRIDAY'S SPECIALS Franco; U.S. Grand Prix Moto- (£Tha Road To Moscow Ath­ 0'tm Kingdom Reynolds, Arthur Kennedy. 8:00 (SN« m 8 Dally Numbers 3 Nine On New Jersey 8M ) cross motorcycle championships letes Include pentathalon com­ 8 Traveling Through The 3 8 International Champlon- CD Bernstein Conducts "Bee­ FEBRUARY 8.1980 from Carlsbad, California. petitor Jane Frederick; Jackson, (S NHL Hockey Teams To Be 7:30 0 Jimmy Swaggart a f t e r n o o n thoven Symphony No. 6 in F Announced. 5:22 Cheese W orld 8 Electric Company (fl) sh^i Boxing Tennessee Boxing Club; kayaker (S h llo v le "Face Ol Fire" (1959) 3 Comm ent 2:30 Major, OP. 68." "Pastorale," EVENING Leslie Klein; discus thrower Al 8 NHL Hcjkay 1:00 3 AH In The Family 8 Risk Of Marriage 8 Celebrate 3:30 Cameron Mitchell, James Whit­ Top Cat 12:30 0 0 National Geographic Spe­ EVENING Oerter; kayakers Angus Morri­ more. (3) The Partridge Family 3 DaveAHen 8 (3 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am 9 Traveling Through The cial "Mysteries Of The Mind" son, Brent and Ann Turner: and CD a NHL Hockey 3:00 8 Rex Humbard Q olt Tournament 6KX) 8 Soap Factory Oweae World The mysteries of and critical new swimmer Tracey Wickham. WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS 5:25 SS WCT Tennis 0 As Schoola Match Wits 3 M o v ie "Psychomania" 8:00 CD Racing From Aqueduct (1964) Lee Philips, Shepperd 10:00 4:00 discoveries about the most phys­ 0 Gat Smart 8New Zoo Revue 8 CoUega Hockey 3 Sunday Morning 2.-00 ically Inaccessible of all the d ) A Friend In Deed Paul Sorvi- FEBRUARY 6,1980 Strudwick. 8 0 8 SportsWorld SI Song By Song "Oorolhy 7M) © W re s tlin g 8HeeHaw(Cont’d) 3 Little Rascals 8 M ovie "The Producers" body's organisms ~ the human no sfars in this story of two teen­ 5:50 3 M ovie "Escape To The Sun " Fields" Minicent Marlin. Marian 0 Soccer Made In Germany O Nows 8 Washington Week In Review 8 Family Feud 3 Kids Are People Too (1967) Zero Moslel, Gene Wilder. agers whose lives suddenly Lawrence Welk (1972) Laurence Harvey, Montgomery, David Kernan and mind - are explored. 8 8 Joker, Joker, Joker 3 8 Sunday Mass 0 Presente become Intertwined when one of 7:30 EVENING 6:00 8 Superman Josephine Chaplin. Elaine Sirilch perform the songs 10KX) them Is disabled. 8 CoHaga Hockey New Hamp­ 9:30 8:00 8 M ovie "Cloak And Dagger" QB Lifestyles of lyricisf Dorofhy Fields and her a 0 a Highlights of the loa 8 Bruins Wrap-Up GP Up Front 0 Farm Digest © This Is The Ufa 4:30 S ) 0 8 A Special Valentine shire vs. Yale ® Patterns For Living 3 Face The State (1946) Gary Cooper, Lilli Palmer. 3 Wide World Of Sports many collaborators including FoHaa And Holiday On Ice Tony 0 Challoa Of Salvation 8 With The Family Circus Animat­ 9:00 3 ) Chlldran’s Gospel Hour 1:30 3 Star Tracks OB Festival Of Faith Jerome Kern and Cy Coleman. Randall and Peggy Fleming are 8:00 3) NBA Basketball Houston 3:20 8 0 Studio See ed. The characters of Ihe popu­ © P T L C lu b 3 ) 30 Minutes 3 8 One In A MlUlon ADIvIneMadnaaa the hosts lor a display of the top 3 ) NHL Hockey New York Rockets vs. New Jersey Nets 0 M ovie "The Truth" Clayton 8The Jetsons 8 lar syndicated comic strip c^e- ® Little Rascals 3 NHL Hockey . 0 Another Voice EVENING acts from the world's two most Rangers vs. Washington Capitols 11:00 8 M o v ie "Ballad Of A Moore, Jay Silverheels. brate Valentine's Day In a unique Gunlighter " (1963) Marty 8 Journey To Adventure SB Festival O f FaKh 10:30 famous Ice extravaganzas. 8 WCT Tennis Gulllkson vs. Ille 3D Sports Extra fashion. (R) Robbins, Bob Barron. 8 Wall Street Weak 8 0 8 CHIPS 3:30 3 The Brady Bunch 5:00 Nastase THURSDAY'S SPORTS 3Bionic Woman 7 M 8 Weekend Special 8 WCT Tennis 3 News 3 Point Of View 8:30 10:30 - 6:30 0 Old Housawrorks 0 Sneak Previews 3 Joker, Joker, Joker (£ What To Know Before Sax 8 0 8 Lucy Moves To NBC 8 The W orld Tom orrow TUESDAY'S SPECIALS 3 ) Greatest Sports Legends FEBRUARY 7, 1980 3 ) Carrascotendas 4:30 8 Big Blue Marble 8F lrfiM U n e Lucille Ball celebrates her net­ 11:30 2:00 8:30 8 M ovie "Grand Canyon" SMI d ) Wsskend Sports Wrap-Up ® Abbott And Costello 8 Movie "Buck Privates Come 0 Say Brother GDSter Tracks "Songs From work move in a comedy special 11:30 (3) M ovie "Someone At The 3 Guinness Game (1950) Richard Arlen, Mary Beth FEBRUARY S, 1980 The Road To Moscow Ath­ 3 ) Davey And Goliath Home" (1947) Abbott and The Top Of The Charts" Bruce with guests including Bob Hope, d ) Col lege Basketball Provi­ 8 EVENING Top Ol The Stairs" (1973) Donna 3 Merv Griffin Hughes. 5:30 Johnny Carson, Jack Klugman, dence vs. Syracuse letes Include javelin throwers 6:45 Miils, Judy Came. 3 8 The Ropers Costelio, Tom Brown. 3 Dating Game Morrow, host. Guests: Rupert Kids Are People Too Holmes. Leif Garrett, Yvonne Gary Coleman. Gene Kelly and 3 ) Racing From Yonkers Bob Roggy and Helmut 3 ) New Day (S Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 0 JuHa Child And More Compa­ 8 AFTERNOON Schreiber; gymnast Traces 0 Zoom (R) Elliman, Fleetwood Mac. Herb Donald O'Connor. 7:30 toons ny EVENING 12:00 Talavera; women's track coach 7:00 i SUNDAY. Alpert. 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins d£ Accent On Living 10:45 10M) 3 ) WrsstHng Ed Temple; and yachting hopeful vs. Toronto Maple Leals ® Hot Fudge 9:00 6:00 4:00 8 8 Olympic Diary MORNING 8 Jewish Life (S Razzmatazz Host Brian Tochi 8 0 8 Elvis Remembered: Jack Strothman. ® The B ra^ Kids 0 M ovie "Masquerade " Clay­ 3 CBS Movie "The Driver" 3 3 0 N O W 8 meets the National Junior Bowl­ Nashville To Hollywood Barbara 10:00 3 ) Star Trek ton Moore, Jay Silverheels. (1978) Ryan O'Neal. 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The members ol a group SQ SSpadal Treat "Rodeo musical performances by arfists 8 The Athletes 3 8 Love Boat 3 Rax Humbard performing a musical become 7:30 5:22 Red And The Runaway" A runa­ including Merle Haggard, Charlie 3 ) Arthur And Company 2:30 8 0 8 BJ And The Bear QB Sunday At The King's House involved in varied romantic AFTERNOON ® Gllllgan's Island 3 Life Of Riley way girl learns a valuable lesson Rich, Jerry Lee Lewis and Roy MORNING FRIDAY’S SPORTS ® Groovy Goolles 8 M ovie "Farewell My Lovely" 8 JerryfW ell entanglements. MONDAY'S SPORTS 3 ) Anerlcan Sportsman In love and compassion from a Orbison. CT) Newark And Reality 8 (1975) Robert Mitchum, Char­ 5'30 0 Hot Haro Sandwich 8 To Be Announced US Harvest Temple 1KX) prairie woman (Geraldine FEBRUARY 8. 1080 8 Bay City Rollers lotte Rampling. While tracking 0 Battle Of The Planets 8 Soccer Made In Germany 8 TV Community College 11:00 FEBRUARY 4. 1980 Connecticut Newsmakers eM Istar Rogara Taka With Fitzgerald) and a homeless 8 Soccer Made In Germany 8 Underdog 3:00 down a gangster's missing girl­ 8M undoReal 8 Pwanta About Superheroes rodeo horse. (R) friend. private eye Philip Mar­ 5:49 0 3-2-1 Contact 8 A SahJte To Bobby Orr iSPORTSi ® The Brady Bunch 3 Straight Talk Fred Rogers hosts this phone-in EVENING 8:00 US Domata lowe uncovers some not-so- 8 The Muppets AFTERNOON EVENING 3) Mighty Mouse / Heckle & 11:30 special dealing with the Issues EVENING 0 W orld innocent victims of Ihe corrupt 6:00 0 Free To Choose and concerns of parents about Jeckle 1930s Los Angeles society. (2 3 Face The Nation SATURDAY'S SPORTS 3 Agronsky And Company 3 Animals Animals Animals 6:30 how children look upon televi­ 12:00 8:00 ® Popeye And Friends 3:30 hrs.) 8 7:00 0 Odyssey 8 Adelanta 3 C B S N e w s sion superheroes and frightening 9M) 8 FWiIng With Roland Martin 8 College Hockey Boston Uni­ 3 ) 8 Superfriends (3 Sports Spectacular 0 M ovie "In Celebration " M ovie "God's Country " Q) Bacauta We Care Entertain­ FEBRUARY 2, 1980 8 W restling 8 0 Footsteps 3 8 ABC News monsters. 8 Soccer versity vs. Providence S ) Davey And Goliath ® I Love Lucy (1974) Alan Bates, James Bolam. (1946) Buster Keaton. Robert ment personalities Including 8 0 8 NBC News 8 0 8 Godzilla / Glo­ ® 8 Profeaslonal Bowlers Tour One night in the lives ol a family Lowery. 3.-00 Julie Andrews, Audrey Hepburn. 1:00 AFTERNOON AFTERNOON betrotters Adventure Hour QS Jake Hess Gospel Time in an English mining town, as 7:00 S Converaatlona About The Kris Kristofferson, Carol Burnett (£ NBA Basketball All-Star 8 Sesame Street (R) 8 0 8 College Basketball 6:20 Game The East Stars take on three grown sons return for their 12:00 3 60 Minutes Dance Famed choreographer and the Muppets present a musi­ 8 Faith For Today 8 Bruins Wrap-Up 3 News 3 8 Qalactica Discovsrs Ewth Agnes de Mille gives a personal the West Stars In this annual parents' 40lh anniversary, is 3 Congressional Report cal-variety special for the benefit 1:00 0 Disney's Wonderful view of the evolution of her arf contest broadcast live from Cap­ depicted. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 6:30 3 8 Issues And Answers 8 8 of needy Cambodians. IjD 8 NHL Hockey Boston 8:30 4:00 W orld form — from 17fh-cenfury Jaco­ ital Centre In Landover, Mary­ iTVDIALOGUE ® The RIntstones ® Big Valley 3 Face The State 3 Robert Schuller Bruins vs. Quebec Nordiques 10:00 8 Soundstage bean dances to the current land. CT) 8 Viewpoint On Nutrition 3 ) Bonanza 3 Time For Timothy 8 Insight dSWCT Tennis 3 News NHL Hockey discomania — with performances WCT Tennis (!5 A nother View 0 D aktarl 0 Fishing INHh Roland M artin 8 WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- 8 W reetllng 8 STILL GROWING - Can Hayes and Mildred Natwick) 3 8 Fantasy Island 0 Lord Mountbatten: A Man by the Jottrey Ballet and a host 8 The Road To Moscow Ath­ 9:00 8 M o v ie "No Time For 8Soccer ALS you give me some information were sleuthing on NBC, Bert 3 ) Bugs Bunny / Road Runner 8 0 8 Prime Time Saturday 7:00 For The Century letes include archer Judi Adams; Sergeants" (1958) Andy Griffith, 8 What About Women of guest artists. (R) FEBRUARY 6.1980 2:00 played their beleaguered ® M ovie "In Old California " 3 Christopher Closeup 8 8 Olympic Diary Scheduled about the TV special “Roots." Nick Adams. 10:30 8 M ovie "Jason And The race walker Marco Evonulk; nephew. Police Lt. Ostrowski. (1942) John Wayne. Binnie 3 Wonderama 7:30 4:30 evenis include the Olympic trials boxer Richard Sandoval; long- It’s in regard to the names of 0 Sesame Street (R) 3 Black News Argonauts" (1963) Todd NHL Hockey @ A Divine Madness Julie Barnes. 3 This Is The Life 3 in luge and two-man bobsled jumper Arnie Robinson; and some characters in the Afri­ 3 Greatest Sports Legends Armstrong, Nancy Kovack Living Faith Harris narrates the story of a EVENING 3 ) Plasticman 3 News (!B from Lake Placid and the speed John Walker. 1500 meter runner. can segment. I know Kunta 8 4:30 8 Free To Choose 0 Nova theater / dance camp In Steam­ (T) Daniel Boone (!B Davey And Goliath (3) World Opportunities 8:00 skating trials from West Allis, Kinte, but what were some of OSCAh TIME? - When 11:00 8 Ring Around The World 12:30 boat Springs, Colorado, founded 8:00 Wisconsin. 2:00 8 0 8 Fred And Barney Meet 3 Archie Bunker’s Place in 1913 by two women, which the others? I’m thinking of will the Academy Awards be 4:45 3 3 0 8 8 N a w s 8 Momingtown 3 To Be Announced The Road To Moscow d ) Edward And M rr Simpson 8 Hockey U S. Olympic Team 3 ) 8 The Superstars Coverage TheS hm oo (3) Ustan 3 has nurtur^ the development of of the third of the men's prelimi­ names for a baby. — Mrs. on television this year? 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Once Upon A Classic 3 Chrlstophar Closeup EVENING (Season Premiere) Scheduled Louisville at St. John's 8 ® Mlsalon; Impossible 8 Conversations With 8 Pavarotti At JulMard on-going controversy surround­ acter names and the names of The S2nd annual Oscar 8 Carrascotendas 11:30 0 Robert Schuller ing his marriage to Wallis Simp­ are a report on the great white the performers, so that you’ll 3 ) 8 Wide World Of Sports 3 College Basketball 8 The Partridge Family 1:00 0 The Voyage Of Charles shark and a segment featuring 3:15 presentation will air April 14, (T) Outer Limits Darwin 6KX) son. 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Scoll C5) Euigs Bunny And Friends 2:30 (1937) Pal O'Brien, George ® Dating Gama (D 9 Good Morning America ® GUhgan's Island ® Joker's Wild 8 0 MacNaU / Lehrer Report ® "The Holly And The Ivy" ® DavaAHan 6:30 2:00 Wilson 10:55 Brent. 8 9 T k Tac Dough ® (torol Burnett And Friends ® Joe Franklin 8NashvlllaMusk (D News 01 Domata 8 TV Community (3oHege (1953) Ralph Richardson, Celia 8 0 8 Tonight il) Carry On Laughing D O B S News 8 0 ® Tomorrow ® T k T a c Dough 0 M *A *S *H 8 8 8 Another World 8TheOddCou^ 8 Maude Johnson. 8 Sergeant Bllko 0 M *A *S *H 0 S ta rT ra k 8 8 ® Today 8 0 MacNall / Lahrar Report 8RomparRoom 11:00 8AndyOrlfflth 9 Streets Of San Francisco 0 Captioned ABC News 8 0 ® NBC News i S The Road To Motcow 1:10 8:00 12:30 8 0 O v e r E a a y 2:30 8 9 T k Tac Dough D The Price Is Right 0 Camera Three (Mon) 0 3-2-1 Contact ® McCloud ® The White Shadow 8 The Odd Coupla 8 Laraon 7:25 ® "The Lady Vanishes" (1938) 12:00 8 Bob Newhart 8 Maude D Midday 0 Sneak Previews (Tue) ®Crosa-Wlts ® M ary Hartman, Mary Hart­ 8 Movie "Death Valley ” (1946) 9 Movie 'Take The Money 8 8 News D ® 3 Laveme & Shirley (R) 6:30 1:15 Michael Redgrave. 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(Tue) 09 Family Focus (Tue) D CDS News ® "The Ox-Bow Incident" Peter Lawford. 0 News ® Rat Patrol 8 8 ® A Special Valentina ® Because We Care same girl, resulting in the death 8 TV Community College (Fri) 11:10 09 Melodyland Charismatic Clin­ ® 8 M * A * S * H 3:00 (1943) Henry Fonda, Dana ® Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 8 0Dkk(tovett With Tha Family Circus 0 Truly American (Thu) ® 9 Three's Company 3:48 ol one ol them 8 Star Blazers ic (Wed, Fri) ® 9 A B C N e w s ® Movie "Day Ol The Wolves " Andrews. erts 8 Newlywed Game 8 People's Ctoucus 8 It's Your Business 09 World Opportunities (Thu) ® Face The Musk (1973) Richard Egan, Rick Jason. 8 0 ® Movie "Dam ien ® "Dracula, Prince Ol ® Rat Patrol 8:25 11:30 Omen II" (1978) William Holden. 8 Our Miss Brooks 7:29 8 Collega Hockey D 9 Family Feud 8 Nova (Fri) 09 Festival Of Faith 8 Sb( Million Dollar Man Darkness" (1966) Christopher 4:00 0 Washington Weak In Review 12:30 8 8 News Lee Grant. 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Thu) ® Dally Numbers 4:30 ® ® 0 ® Nows CS) Newark And Reality (Fri) AFTERNOON 8 Movie "Born Yesterday " 8 M * A ‘ 8"H 4:30 ® The Dukas Of Hazzard 1:00 8 VlUa Alegre (Tue) ( 8 Kitty Today 9:30 ® I Love Lucy 8 ® Today 7:30 (1950) Judy Holliday. William 8 0 MacNall / Lehrer Report 8 Kitty Today ® 9 Movie ” 8 Movie "Bird Ol Paradise " 8 Bewitch^ ® 9 Taxi ® Joker's Wild "Swan Song 8 TV Community College (Mon- ® P.M. Magazine Holden. 8 9 T k Tac Dough ' (Premiere) David Soul. Jilt Eiken- (1932) Dolores Del Rio. Joel 12:00 0 Villa Alegre (Tue, Fri) 10:00 8 TV (tommunKy (tollege McCrea Thu) ® All In The Family 8 The Odd (touple 8 NHL Hockey berry. A former champion pro­ 8 Abbott And Costello D ® News ® News 4:00 ® The Muppets .TUESDAY. 9 Streets Of San Francisco 8:00 FRIDAY, fessional downhill skier makes 1:10 ® 12 O'clock LIvel D Woody Woodpecker And ® Dating Game ® 9 Hart To Hart 9:00 0 3-2-1 (tontact ® The Waltons one last bid lor success In ■ a 9 ABC News (S) Living Faith Friends (Mon. Wed-Fri) 8 M * A * S * H 2:00 major race. ID Tom And Jerry 8 8 8 Chain Reaction DAYTIME SPECIALS 10:30 ® All In The Family D Razzmatazz (Tue) 8 0 MacNsll / Lehrer Report 8 Connecticut Prime Time 6:30 ® Joe Franklin DAYTIME MOVIES 8 Washington Waak In Revlow 1:40 ® Andy Griffith 8 Educational Programming ® 9 Mork & Mln^ ® Little Rascals 8 9 Tk TacOough 0 News ® Carol Burnett And Friends 8 M * A * S ‘ H 0 Mastarplaoe Thaetra D News (Time Approximate) D 8 Donahue 8 9 $20,000 Pyramid ® Movie "Night Flight From ® Merv Griffin 8 Maude 4:00 ® T k T a c Dough (D Joe Franklin Moscow" (1974) , 5:22 9:30 1:50 ® Movie ® Razzmatazz 11:00 8 0 ® NBC News 2:30 8 News 12:25 6:00 Henry Fonda. 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Wad, Fri) 0 CNkfren Of The World (Fri) 01 Christ The Living Word 8 Newlywad Game 9*3(1 ® " Thunder In The Sun " ® ( ® 8 ® 9 N e w s 8 PTL Club (Mon, Wed-Fri) 5:22 Alan Arkin. 8 Movie "Night And The City " 8 New Zoo Revue (Tue, Thu) 9:00 3:31 ( ! ] 9 S o a p (1959) Susan Hayward. Jell ® M*A*S*H 12:45 8 Emergency Onel ® M *A *S *H ® "Wild Youth” (1974) ® Dave Allen 7:29 (1950) Richard Widmark, Gene 8 Joker’s Wild (5) Rat Patrol 8 Nancy Savin And The Arts Chandler ® Benny HUI 0 World Of B.J. Vibes (Mon) ® 9 Stone 8 0 ® Tonight ® Dally Numbers Tierney. 9 My Three Sons 12:30 0 TV On Trail 8 "Dracula Has Risen From 8 N ost^la Theater (To Be 0 Let's All Sing (Thu) 5:00 ® Movie "Rhinoceros" (1974) 8 Sergeant Bllko 4:00 8 Mathematical Relatlonahips ® "The Thirty-Nine Steps" 7*30 The Grave " (1969) Christopher Announcod) ® Mary Tyler Moore Zero Moslel. Gene Wilder. A 8 News 10:00 (Mon) 12:50 ® Gllllgan's Island (1935) Robert Donat. Madeleine 12:00 d ) P.M. 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Mr 12:00 0 SaK, Incorporated (Fri) atom-bomb mutants, but a pow­ Allison " (1957) Robert Milchum. 8 Health FMd 0 Inakfa / (Xit (Fri) 8 ® NBC News ® News ® Columbo 5:22 11:30 er struggle Intervenes. (2 hrs.) Deborah Kerr ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 8 H aul (FrI) 10:15 ® 'Calling Bulldog 8 0 O v a r E a a y ® Movie "The Man Who Never 0 All About You (Mon) 1:50 ® Ufa And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 8 BobNewhart 3:00 ® Movie "All Quiet On The 9:30 1:00 Was " (1956) Clilton Webb. Glo­ 6:20 0 World Of B.J. Vibes (Tue) 0 At Your Rngertips (Tue) Drummond" (T951) Waller erts 6:55 Western Front" (1930) Lew 13 0 Hello, Larry ® "The Ballad Ol Josie ” ria Grahame CD News 0 Feeling Free (Wed) Pidgeon, Margaret Leighton. ® K o )ak 1:55 Ayres, Louis Wolheim. 8 Tha Baxters (1966) Doris Day. 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Brigitte Bardot iJ) Movie Brigham Young bination is prestigious, a pair­ "The five-year life span for searcher (1940) Tyrone Power. Linda a series would be good for the 1:00 ing of two major figures who, -m -' "The j l5l Movie High Noon ' (19521 Darnell. in their own separate ways, industry and the viewers,” he a Movie The Baron Of said the) Gary Cooper. Grace Kelly altered the thrust of television explains. “It would be good to Arizona' (1950) Vincen) Price. ( » igi Mkinighi Special during the . These men have all of us — writers, Anaya s: Ellen Drew this afte 1:10 are Norman Lear and Alex directors and producers — I r Return 01 Tlie Saint 3‘ 16 Haley and they are collabo­ competing again for those tom orr( li) Rat Patrol rating on a project that will half hours. It would revive 1:15 resumes Scared To Dealh 3:48 probably inspire a crop of freshness and that would be a He als a Movie ijl The Goofl Show (1947) Bela Lugosi. Joyce Comp­ similiar projects. healthy situation.” burned ii Lear, the slight, baldish Going into the 1980s Lear ton 4:00 ficult tc a Movie - The Story OI man who likes to wear canvas sees the new technology pre­ 1:40 Mankind'' (1957) Ronald without (£ News hats with turned-up brims senting enormous new oppor­ Colman. Hedy Lamarr. even at work, brought "All In tunities in television. The pro­ prison. 2:00 The Family" to television, and liferation of cable will draw if) Joe Franklin 4:15 State I a Movie Sins Of Jezebel with it altered the course of new creative people. He 2:20 (1954) Paulelle Goddard. comedy from the bland, inane, thinks cable will inspire a tre­ Rodrigui iT) News George Nader. perfect-family types, to the mendous amount of locai ori­ bodies v acerbic, socially relevant gination in the production State R comedy that won wide accept­ area. toured t ance from an audience com­ Lear predicts a lot of “mom the deati iTB£4>UZZLEi ing out of the turbulent ’60s. and pop” production opera­ Haley authored "Roots,” tions, f ^ i n g software to the About the saga of his own family local cable channels, and he ticipate going back to its ancestral ori­ Norman Lear, Alex Haley feels that is good. "It’s like the 20-degre' gination in Africa. ABC boldly days of the neighborhood gro- one cor 12 turned the story of this black "cery stores that mom and pop grounds: family into a mini-series, ran in this country. Then the 16 14 which was aired on eight con­ "I had a relationship, as a store, who is the father of the markets became supermar­ camped secutive nights to record audi­ kid, with a white boy who white boy. The amount in dis­ close w 21 kets and chain operations. IT ences. With “Roots,” the mini­ liv^ across the street — on pute is only $3.20, but the dis­ Television — with the prolif- troopers series came of age in the the white side of the street. ruption in town emerges eration of channels that cable 1970s. We grew up in and out of each because the black man dared will induce — will create a A thr Now, these two have joined other’s home — eating, sleep­ question a white man “in his terrific demand for product. I guards h forces, for a (elevision project ing, going fishing together own store in the middle of the would like to see some man­ Warden day.” The argument filters that hardly fits the current with older men. That lasted ner of government encourage­ about 9C down to the two boys, who attitude of television until our 11th year, then one ment for the small, independ­ and proi programming. They have pro­ day he said to me — unaware become estranged. ent producers and production Lear and Haley insist these involved posed — and CBS has com­ of its implication — that pret­ companies.” mitted to buy — a series ty soon ITl be old enough to be will not be “ugly” stories. m ess.” about two boys — one black, calling him ’mister.’ I began “The ugly ones have been A major problem that Lear The la foresees is that production the other white, who grow up to withdraw after that.” done of the red neck whites the origi and the indigent blacks,” says costs, controlled by creative in the deep South during the A ciip of the series has been unharmr 48 made available for early Lear. “We’re going to draw on and crafts unions, have depression. They are as close None of as 9-year-olds can get without awareness. From this snip, it the experience of Alex and his become prohibitively astro­ K 56 concern over sociologicai is difficult to look at the friends growing up. nomical; they can only be han­ was hurl “They experienced racism dled by more established pro­ differences. project and imagine its whoie ... 5T Their project is titled “King cloth, other than to admire in all these little ways,” Lear duction companies, like his of the Hills” and Lear and what it will attempt to added. own T.A.T. or Lorimar, or ACROSS Haley serve as co-executive achieve. Whether the young Haley refers to the project MTM to mention some he 32 Miss Ekberg’s short producers. CBS plans to lives of a black and a white as “untraditional ... you are named. 1.7 Pictured, Olivia looking at the two most As production possibilities, -----(hyph.) signature launch it in the spring. boy, integrated into the preju­ 33 Part of a room Lear explains the thrust of dices of the adult society can untraditional guys in town. he sees tapings of regional 11 Miss Cartwright “The viewing public lusts and community theater 12 Robert — 35 Alda’’S show the show, “We follow these sustain on a weekly basis is a Miss Damon’s 38 H e e - kids to the age of 14, as the matter of speculation. for something that will break productions, and more reality 14 tradition,” Haley declares. monogram 39 Miss Farrow social curtain slowly drops, The Southern accent, to the programs. until they reach the age of unaccustomed ear, is at times When this reporter “Somehow — and I don’t T( Animal’s home 42 — Holbrook 15 observed that the outline for 16 Compass direction 44 — My (Children puberty — about 14 — and we difficult to distinguish. The. have the format for it now — 17 Us 45 MissLavin watch their relationship story line of this preview the story, which shows the the government has to find a 18 Taylor or Torn 47 Constellation develop, and then dissolve at deals with the young black’s friendship dissolving after way to help the ‘mom and MANC 20 Group of eight 48 That object IS when the force of racial dif­ father, creating a problem in they reach the age of 14, sug­ pop’ operations grow, and, in cil Bud( ferences overtake their lives.” town when he disputes the gests that it has a maximum a sense, protect the viewer 22 Group for Doc Hardy 49 Sun meet toi Alex Haley recalls his own monthly bill sent him by the life on network television of from the largeness of the (ah.) 50 Winter month (ab.) Robertso 52 Letter addendum (ab.) youth in Hennings, Tenn. proprietor of the general only five years, Lear respond- medium.” 23 Chemical (suf.l St. to m; 24 StiU 53 — Bedford 25 Buddy ^ 55 Rubs out on the 19 26 The Match — 57 — That Tune Jam es 29 Campbell’s first name 58 Ned or Cesar iTVDIALOGUEi dent, sail 31 Certain railway (coll.) m ittee superint DOWN GOOD OL’ THIEVES - 1 “Smokey,” so why not go all Capra” will be back on? Also Gudegast? If so, can yon tell 1 Mother-of-pearl 39 Comedian Kamen saw an episode of “The Dokes the way and lift the entire I’d like to get “Hollywood me hb correct name and a lit­ represen 2 Concluding 40 All — the Family of Hazzard” a while ago that plot? Squares” back on in our area. tle information concerning over last 3 Initials of a Geer 41 Reptile was a complete rip-off of I’ve tried WOTV in Grand him, age, etc.? — R.J. Morani 4 — Knight 43 TV cowboy 's rope “Smokey and the Bandit,” Rapids as well as the produc­ Andrade, Seaside Heights, MAN OF STEEL - 1 committi 5 Bread spread 45 Learning with the ninaway bride and ers, but no answer. — Mrs. C. NJ. watched the opening three manager 6 Miss Walker 46 Aviation prefix the cops in hot porsnit. How L. Bnrghnis, Muskegon Hts., Eric Braeden and Hans boars of “Skag’’ and discov­ call for h 7 Only 49 Seminary (ab.) do they do this kind of thing Mich. Gudegast are one and the ered a young actor who I think of the 19 8 Bullring cheer 51 Eccentric wheel on TV? — Lncy Champiain, “Family” is back on now, same German-born actor. is terrific. He played the old­ 9 Miss Lange's laundry 54 Beatrice's blouse letters Biloxi, Miss. temporarily. Unfortunately Hans Gudegast is bis true ” We est ton, bat I don't know his letters 56 Miss Eggar's towel tabs Recycling scripts and story­ after this season’s epiodes run name, but the actor changed it Morance name. Can yon tell me where 10 P a u l- lines is what television is all out, that’s it for the ABC so as to avoid being totally the 6 pel SOLUTION to write him? — Cindy Wells, 12 Length measures about. They would have run series. “Kaz” and “Eddie Wpecast as' nasty Nazie. for mand Carrington, N.D. 13 Genuine NEW QN] Q!d out of ideas soon after Uncle Capra” are also both out for There is no listing of bis age effects Craig Wasson is the terrific 0 19 Legume EL LLE Miltie went off the air, were it the count. The only thing I can available, but you can safely N young actor in question, whom Moram 21 Ewell's shirt insigne not for “creative” borrowing, tell you regarding the Squares assume he’s well into his 40s. salary in E 3 you can write through the is to try your To local ■ station 22 Wild Kingdom primate not only from other media, He made his feature film was the i 27 Brooks'first name IPIAL but even the TV medium show’s producers, Lorimar again. 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