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-V • -f: V,' v y ^ - ' Reaction varied to raid IIBB -•SOVIET UNION O ^ wewe all all have have to to back back the the president. president. I I judgementjudgement and and the the "peaceful "peaceful ap- ap­ AccordingAccording toto Constantine, Constantine, the the nBy y Martin.Yiariin KearnsK earn s thinkthink I I would would have have done done the the same same proach"proach" throughout throughout the the hostage hostage countrycountry could could suffer suffer a aloss loss of of morale morale David Lavallee ^Mlasion A borfd ■ thing. crises. over the incident, Tehran C-130 transport S “That new IVz Year Bond “I can’t think Patrick Reilly "1 appreciate his trying. Any "We have had no real government "Temporarily the morale might be ‘With my Student Loan, “Easy-to-get Travelers Checks. Checking is great at my bank. 0 hallcoptar colUda-^ I was able to Market CD of another bank That’s a Herald Ke|iurtrr>> repercussions should be short-lived," in Iran to deal with as far as I am hurt, but 1 think trying to get them No minimum concerned," DelPonte said. "What out was the right thing to do. " he 8 daad’ Strlka Forca MANCHESTER - While most Von Deck said. But he added, "When Hostages attend the is Super. You with so many nice extra!” . balance or they have there is a conglomerate of said. politicians have expressed support you have an equipment malfunction withdraws laaving disablad should see the Convenient Sheila K . Folk nothings. There may come a time The chairman said if Carter had in­ Morse School M service charges, for the president, Carl Zinsser, that's embarrassing.” agulpmant A daad bahind Manchester On the other side of Manchester when all becomes ineffective and we formed Congress of the move, it of Business.” interest Offices either!” former town director from the politics, Ted Cummings, chairman of must look to an alternative." could have leaked out. Linda Thurston republican party, has called for IRAN it pays!” for me.” Fernando Garcia the town Democratic Committee, Republican Town Chairwoman "I imagine the more people you Manchester Carter's resignation as a result of the Jennie T. Walsh Yvette Pinault Manchester said , "I respect the president for Joan Stuka said Americans should tell, the better the chance of it get­ failed mission to rescue American Manchester , Manchester making the attempt and I'm sorry it support Carter and his attempt to ting out. However, ideally the hostages. AFGHANISTAN went wrong. Trying after exhausting free the hostages. She said now is not Constitution says Congress should be , "I would be surprised if someone the time to be second guessing presi­ informed," Constantine said. didn't ask for his impeachment,” all other ways is better than doing 3 hallcoptars dent Carter's decision to act. He said another attempt should be Zinsser said. The president violated nothing than just sitting and taking malfunction “To sit back and criticize what the made very quickly to release the the War Powers Act of 1973 accor­ it.” "In the long run people are going president has done is not the thing to hostages. ding to Zinsser. The act requires that to respect him for trying and I hope do,” Mrs. Stuka said, “The peaceful Constantine said Carter should not any president seeking to commit U.S. the next time we try, it will be option is still open to us.” be criticized or punished for his forces overseas involve Congress in successful," Cummings said. Mrs. Stuka, like DelPonte, didn't attempt to get the hostages out Iran. 8 hallcoptars A the decision-making process. But Von Deck's remarks were consider the attempt a military ac­ "The way things were going, it just "It's a complete disaster and it C-130 transports J t perhaps the most understated, "I tion but rather a rescue. We should did not look like they were going to be proves to me that it was a situation an routa to rafualing remember, she said, that Americans that is going to provoke more think the element of surprise is released, " he said. “My money’s ‘I got my Visa Credit Card Tying up my “I bank by phdne. Telephone “Talk about helpful! are the ones who died and that we sita around Tabas problems in that section of the world. gone.” Town Council Minority Leader PAKISTAN didn't plan to kill Iranians only to Henry Kinne questioned the use of growing with with no fee money in an Transfer lets me And our bank’s It puts the hostages in the worst EAST HARTFORD rescue the hostages. force to get the hostages released. a 6-Year CD. at all!” 8-Year CD move money Home Mortgage possible situation." Zinsser said. Leaders in the town Republican GLASTO^BURY "I don't think force can ever work. And no Deborah Roberts is crazy. from savings rate was as "This from the same man who and Democratic parties were 1 know this view is not popular, but minimum Manchester Like a fox!” criticized Ford (former president generally supportive of President Political leaders, while not force would have wound up killing to checking. low as we criticizing President Carter Gerald Ford) for the Myaguez in­ Carter's action. Democratic Town people, " Kinne said. deposit at Edward Moriarty Or vice versa!’ could find.” cident... He was supposed to consult strongly for Iranian rescue attempt, Chairman Lawrence DelPonte said "If we were going to use force, we my bank!” Bolton Adrienne Ovian William Hurley with Congress and didn't, someone differed on whether force was the he believed dispite the failure of the should have used it right away, " he Daniel F. Reale Manchester Glastonbury should look into censuring or im­ rescue attempt there are still many correct action. peaching him," he said Town Council Chairman Constan­ said. Manchester options left to the Carter administra­ Kinne said he thinks the country However, another republican tine Constantine said he probably tion. has to support Carter and work on leader, state Rep. Walter H. Joyner, "I suppose it was inevitable that would have taken the same kind of cairmng down the situation. Kinne OMAN R-Manchester, said today, “In a time we would have to in some way in­ action. also said Carter should have c^ - like this you support the president. tervene," DelPonte said, “Though I “I would have taken this action, tacted the congressional leadership He took a calculated, bold, in­ but I probably would have tried it don't consider it a military action in on the move. novative move and as far as when they were first captured," the true sense of the word.” "The president is now going to ridiculing him, I don't believe in DelPonte, who is also serving as Constantine said. that." "It is very difficult to question have to sit back and eat crow, but it Defense Secretary Hafold Brown said Friday the U.S. left Board of Education Chairman, said is difficult to second-guess him And Robert Von Deck, former from his home Friday that he had no Carter's actions because we don't behind the bodies of eight dead Americans, seven choppers and president of the Concerned Citizens know all of the political questions. because of the pressure of the problem with Carter's attempt to situation, " Kinne'said. plane wreckage when the futile mission to rescue the U.S. for Manchester's Development and Sometimes we on the council do not My Social Security Check “I got a Personal “My I^ m e Equity Loan sure ‘Went off to California with a “ I got an IRA Plan free the hostages. "We must remember, too. that we hostages was aborted. He refused to reveal details of the chairman of the Republican Town He said the rescue attempt and have all the answers until we sit automatically Loan without will come in handy Vacation Loan My retirement can't let our whole Middle East rescue plan. One helicopter made it back to the aircraft Committee, saidr " In this case the failure won't hurt Carter politicallv. down and discuss the issues," program go down the drain." he said. goes right any big fuss to re-landscape from my bank. years look president is trying his best and DelPortte said Carter has used good Constantine said. carrier USS Nimitz. (UPI photo) into the bank. at all.” the yard!” Had a ball!” better now.” I like Direct Wayne Jean Charles Stanley Jacqueline Ennis Creighton Shoor Deposit.” Manchester Tolland Manchester West Hartford MaePopik State politicians support Carter’s action East Hartford HARTFORD (UPI) - State of­ sympathies to the families of ser­ "The sympathy of all of us goes to "Our appreciation and our prayers declined to say what impact the retrieve our losses as a united coun­ ficials from both political parties vicemen killed in the raid. the fam ilies of the dead. The are with them," said the governor, failed rescue effort would have on try before laying blame." h i Friday expressed support for Presi­ "We are all saddened and disap­ volunteers for this dangerous mis­ who is honorary chairwoman of Carter's political future. The only criticism of the attempted dent Carter's decision to try to pointed by the failure of the rescue sion, mindful of the risks and President Carter's re-election cam­ "I think the political judgments raid came from former New York rescue hostages in Iran and extended mission," said Gov. Ella Grasso. dangers, tried to help the hostages. paign in Connecticut. Mrs. Grasso that have to made will be made by Senator James Buckley, a the people of our country 1 don't Republican candidate to succeed think any judgment can be made on Ribicoff that (re-election prospectsi and 1 " In principle, 1 would support any Khomeini places Iran on alert don't think any should," she said action by the president and his "The president obviously took the military advisors if they felt we had a good chance to release the By United Press Inler- action he did because he felt it was in dressing the nation some six hours American public and Congress, dis­ militants if the United States the best interests of the hostages, " hostages, " he said. "But I have two My 1 Year Savings “I shopped around forLife “Could be the ‘My bank pays higher interest “Sure, I have national after first word of the mission and its mayed America's allies and both "repeated such foolish arts again " Mrs. Grasso said. "1 don't think we problems as to the timing. Why not CD gets me 6 V2% Insurance. easiest A dramatic American raid to free disastrous outcome was tersely an­ angered and overjoyed Iranians, who have the entire story 1 expect that four months ago'’" on Regular ^vings than Christmas Gub flocked to the U.S. Embassy to The militants, in their ^ n state­ compounded My bank’s Car Loan the hostages in Iran ended in disaster nounced by the White House. the information- will be ^commercial banks.' Savings. early Friday and President Carter But Carter, looking tired and grim celebrate "America's great defeat." ment, said that if thejjm ed States He also said the rescue effort interest. That repeats ' theserirhskillful and forthcoming." "comes at an awkward time if we was cheapest I ever got!” I like the Pretty took the blame for the worst U.S. as he addressed the nation at 7 a.m. Khomeini said Carter had “lost his The Connecticut house began its cowardly tricks, it will not only face are trying lor a joint effort with our sure helps.” ofaU.” Earle C. Everett people, too.” ho-ho-ho, debacle since the Bay of Pigs. EST, left many of the details of the rationality" and should not be re­ Friday session with "a moment of carefully planned and rehearsed — elected. He warned that the 50 the filthy lifeless corpses of the allies." Roberta John R. Crowley South Windsor Lynn Hebert Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini put his silence lor the ones that died and come but in the end botched — mission un­ hostages in the U.S. Embassy would hostages but all those responsible McCormick Manchester Manchester Moslem nation on a military alert. prayers for anyone who might still be State senator Richard Bozzulo of December.' Eight Americans died and four answered. have been killed by their captors and will be buried on the soil of Iran " Manchester there." Watertown — who is challenging Barbara Anderson were injured after Carter scrubbed It was only hours later that some of "sent to hell" if the American strike "Obviously, it was our aircraft. " Buckley for the GOP senate nomina­ Maruhester those details were pieced together to force had reached Tehran. Carter said the injured Americans the top-secret mission because of spokesman Jim Ventrilio said "But tion — said it was not a time for But both Khomeini and the were evacuated safely from the "mechanical problems" with the reveal the dimensions of the debacle we re referring all calls to the ■partisan sniping " nor was it ap­ militants holding the hostages issued remote, sandswept desert near the rescue helicopters that landed in ear­ — the mechanical problems that Department of Defense." The firm propriate to blame any one person statements that appeared to indicate town of Tabas. an ancient silk ly morning darkness in the remote grounded the helicopters and the no longer manufactures the older for the mission's failure. desert 250 miles from their target in fiery collision of two'rescue aircraft they would take no reprisals at this caravan town some 250 miles model helicopters. Tehran. that killed eight of the raiders. time. southeast of Tehran. But the bodies He declined to say anything about " The United States must seek new "The responsibility is fully my The disclosure, on the 174th day of Khomeini warned he would not of the dead, officials disclosed later, what the crafts look like or what they ways to free the American own. " said President Carter, ad- the hostage crisis, shocked the answer for the actions of the were left behind. were designed for. saying he was un­ hostages," he said "New ways short der.orders to refer all calls to the ol military action that would |i Department of Defense. probably result in death of the the 24-hour In Washington, Sen. Abraham A hostages ' “Conni, “I opened a Special Occasion 1 signed up for Payroll “I’m glad my bank “Special free gift! Yours 4 f automatic teller Hibicoll, D-Conn . said "it is obvious Savings Account. Savinps where suggested a just for bringing this the United States has suffered a Rep. Chris Dodd, the sole machine, But my special IW i't ’ Collateral ad into any failure " in the aborted rescue Democratic contender lor Ribicoff's seat, said "I've been a supporter of .tfertainly occasion is n. ,.;s my Loan. The rate office and attempt but withheld further com­ will make ment "until all the facts are known. " the diplomacy and the economic my tecret.’ life easier.” sure was low.” asking about j boycott I regret deeply the failure ol banking He offered "my deepest sym­ Diana O'Connell • Nelson Beaulieu Eleanor Colangelo any of our pathies to the families of the eight the mission, but not the tact it was Andover convenient... Manchester Manchester accounts or brave men who died. Let's try to taken and fun, too!” services.” David C . 'Samset TomMatrick Ashford Vice President, . i X ^ I Savings Bank sQturcloy. o f Manchester The weather Iran victim Mostly sunny today with high One of the vlctums of the foiled A ■ \ife-V f) temperatures in the low 60s. rescue attempt in Iran has been Barrera Sheinanskis Becoming cloudy tonight .with a Identified as an Air Force officer Hauser Hauser Marks Swensson chance of rain by ^nday morning. Mostly rainy Sunday. Details on Page 2. Do your neighbors know something about us you don’t? Your Neighbors^ Views: Marines Police contract A new two-year police contract Manchester Marine Corps between the Town of Manchester What is your opinion of the recent events in Iran? recruiters react to the news of the and the Manchester Police Depart­ attempt to free American hostages ment calls for 8 percent wage hikes Chuck Kurcru, Manchester Iran and on the morning of the foiled sudden there s this attack, and it will we'd swap them for the hostages ' by bringing their recruiting for each of the two years the con­ Savings Bank —“You mean about Carter's exploits attack blasted the President) should probably set us back for months. But, ken Murks. Manchester—"I think message to the streets and set up a tract wilt be in effect. Puge 6. _ Manchester: Main Street (Main Office), Purnell Place (Drive In); Burr Comers Shopping Center; East Center Street; Manchester Parkade; Hanford Road at McKee; with the helicopters? Being a navy be put in prison for her propaganda. if it had worked. Carter would be a Carter probably did about the best he sidewalk recruiting aervice, page Shoprite Plaza at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping Center at North End. East Hartford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Bridge Plaza. Bolton: Bolton Notch at Route 44A. reserve man myself, I felt sorry for But I wish the rescue effort had hero." could at the time. It's too bad it 2. Inside today of Manchester Andover: Andover Shopping Plaza. South Windsor: Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center. Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44A. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-17(X). the president because of the loss of worked." Mike ShemunskiH, Manchester worked out as it did." the pilots' lives. But I commend the Kiiliin Huuxcr, Salem —"Tbe —"What they should've done was go Elsie Swenssnn. Manchester — "I Church page ...... 5 president for his efforts. I would go In sports Equal Opportunily Lender government spent so much time in there when the Iranians first took really feel sorry for President Carter C la ssin g ...... 12-14 myself to get the hostages out.” trying to maintain secrecy. I thought the hostages, not wait until six because he had to make such a big Manchester High's baseball team Com ics...... 15 Rill Huuhcr, Salem —“I'm all for Carter had been doing a good job months later. They could also have decision. -I don't envy him the posi­ continues late Inning heroics Course by newspaper ...... 4 Carter. I think that Mrs. Timm using the sanctions, because it was a held about' 100 of the Iranian pilots tion. But there is a question of what edging Penney. Cheney Tech nine People/ Places...... 7 (mother of the youngest hostage, she step-by-step process and we're a who were training in Texas and in­ really happened. It certainly makes bows to Coventry. Page 10. Sports...... 10-11 was recently in the news for going to peace-oriented society. Then, all of a stead of expelling them, told Iran you think EVENING HERALD, Sat.. April 26, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. April 26, 1980 Update ff jki' -Ak rescue attempt, was “trouble prone.” “I was sad to hear that we lost eight people but I was Stocks surge Defense critics He disputed Defense Secretary Harold Brown’s asser­ strengthened that we finally took some action.” NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock market, lower at the CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - A group of defense tions earlier in the day that enough extra helicopters had Mary Edson of Barre, Vt., a worker with the state opening on news of the Iranian rescue failure, recovered policy analysts Friday criticized President Carter’s been included in the operation to provide for any Highway Department, expressed the puzzlement of « ¥ Friday to push the Dow Jones industrial average past the handling of the aborted attempt to rescue the 50 reasonably anticipated mechanical difficulties. many: 800 level to a six-week high at the close of the best week American hostages who have been held in Iran for the “I wonder why we chose to do it now,” she said. “If we in four years. last six months. Raid reaction had tried it way back at the beginning, it might have The Dow average, which fell more than 7 points at the “This has got to seriously call into question the percep­ worked ... I’m sorry it was a failure.” outset, rallied in the final 15 minutes to gain 6.48 points to tion of our enemies and allies about the U.S.’s ability to Reaction around New England to the ill-fated mission Relatives of the American hostages had little public 803.58, the highest level since it finished at 811.69 on exert military force,” said Robert Pfaltzgraff, director to free American hostages in Iran ranged from dismay at reaction. March 14. of the Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis in a “stupid” action to admiration of a "beautiful” attempt Daughters of hostage William Keough refused to com­ A 7.85-point winner Thursday, the Dow gained 40.18 Washington, D.C. despite the failure. ment on the situation and one of them, Katie, retracted a points for the week, the biggest advance since it climbed “Although it’s too early to judge the precise damage, it “It's incredibly stupid to think we could militarily statement, “The mission wouid have been good if it 52.42 points the week end^ Jan. 9, 1976. appears that the credibility of the United States will be rescue the hostages from the middle of Tehran. What worked,” she made when awakened suddenly by The early selling came from investors stunned by the seriously we'akened,” he told reporters at a news con­ were we trying to do?” aske Allen Ryberg, an executive reporters. news that volunteer American forces attempt^ to ference during a conference on the “Projection of with the Vermont Hospital Association in Montpelier. “Somebody woke me up. Now I have no commient;” she rescue the hostages from Tehran, but had to cancel the' Power,” sponsored by Tufts University’s Fletcher School “If it had gone off, it would have been beautiful,” said said. “I didn’t even know what I was saying.” Elizabeth mission because of helicopter malfunctions. of Law and Diplomacy. Providence, R.I., elevator operator Bob Spratt. Keough of Burlington, Vt., Keough’s exwife, also \ But the market recover^ most of the day. This was the “This is likely to be perceived abroad as a further New Englanders also had divergent opinions on Presi­ declined to comment. case with most markets throughout the world. demonstration of American military weakness,” he said. dent Carter’s timing of the rescue scheme. Richard Kalp, brother of diplomat Malcom Kalp and a / The New York Stock Exchange index rose 0.35 to 59.73 Jeffrey Record, a miiitary advisor to Sen. Sam Nunn, “I think it’s about time he finally did something to show resident of Brockton, Mass., said he listened to the and the price of a share jumped 18 cents. But declines DGA., a member of the Senate Armed Services Com­ those peopie that we mean business,” said Peter Lar^n, president’s speech Friday morning, but said he would edged advances, 792 to 628, among the 1,819 issues traded mittee, said the RH-53 heiicopter; the type used in the manager of a lobster shop in Tenants Harbor, Marne. have no comment. at 4 p.m. EST. Workers for youth These three individuals were honored at the Charlotte Somers were presented with Glastonbury Hills Country Club Thursday bv Distinguished Service Awards. White was Willimantic man Parents fear the Friends of Glastonbury Yolith for their commended for his work as the youth officer continuing service, to youngsters in town for the Glastonbury Police Department. Mrs. among, victims for hostages Flori Minietti, (right) recieved the OUIlieiS Somers was IMJIIV/4V,V4honored former work^^t------^Uie organization's top honor, the FOGY-of-the- Youth — Services • "Bureau in the Youth c-Employ Families of US, ones. WILLIMANTIC (UPI) — The Pentagon Friday iden­ “I can only say I’m deep­ ment Program. (Herald photo by Pinto) hostages in Iran said Year Award for his work on the Youth Ser­ tified Air Force Capt. Harold L. Lewis, 35, of Williman­ ly concerned and w o r rit Friday President Carter’s vices annpv Both George White, (left) and tic, as one of the eight American servicemen listed as about the future of the failed rescue attempt missing and presumed dead in the Iranian rescue mis­ hostages,” said Harold might endanger their loved sion. Queen of Lincolnville ones. Some accused the The Pentagon gave no further details about Lewis, who Beach, Maine, father of president of a deadly Insurance ‘redlining’ was presumed dead in the crash of a helicopter and a hostage Richard Queen. blunder. Others said he transport plane in an Iranian desert staging area. The “I’m afraid for my son,” was forced to take bold ac­ aircraft collided and burst into flames in the mission to said Mrs. Joseph Miele of , tion. rescue the 50 American hostages in Tehran. Mount Pleasant, Pa., r , /-'I “When you have no more - i ^ i whose son, Jerry, is among not seen as major woe rabbits to pull out of your the hostages. hat, you have to try M r Norman .Forer of the HARTFORD lUPD - fires in its first six months said. "We will keep inflation and had begun »EATTLE something like this,” said JO O O I Committee for American- !•> < Redlining, the practice of of operation. speaking nut on the issues limiting investment com­ Virgil Sickmann of T?-, I? f f Iranian Crisis Resolution denying insurance A 2-year-old arson fraud and doing the follow- mittments last year and Krakow, Mo., father of ^ MlNNEA^ra and Bonnie Graves, wife of coverage to low income or unit in A etna's claims through work needed to had made further reduc­ hostage Marine Sgt. Rocky hostage John Graves, high-crime areas, appears department had developed bring about the changes we tions earlier this year. N A CHICAOOV Sickmann. issued a joint statement to be less a problem than evidence which led to advocated " "Insurance might appear “ We have eight dead criticizing the rescue try, first thought, the head of denial of 13 claims, he said, Filer told shareholders to be equipped to rise on •ANPHANCilCO hkOENVC**' boys now, and the only which they said ’’en­ the nation s third-large.st including one for $17 Aetna had a good year in the tide of inflation, with thing we can do is live in dangered not only the lives insurance company said million. 1979 as evidenced by an 18 higher prices and claim LO S A N O E lC fi |{ I r.ANTA i fear,” he said, referring to FAIR of the hostages but the Friday "We also helped develop percent hike in its dividend costs reflected in higher the eight crewmen killed in DALLAS In fact, redlining may and supported enactment rate approved by directors premium rates, larger the collision of two rescue peace of the entire world. HlOHISt riMMIAIUMS V 5WARM/ They were planning to'^' prove more of a poor of tough anti-arson legisla­ earlier this year cash flow and increasing NEW ORLEANS ^ » Z a MI aircraft at a secret landing business practice on the tion in Connecticut and 19 He warned, however, the investment income. strip in the Iranian desert. leave for Iran Friday in f— lEOfNO r**?- hope of meeting with Ira­ part of insurance com­ other states in 1979,'" Filer firm wasn’t immung'from Sara Rosen of Brooklyn. nian officials to propose a panies than a problem for jRAIN I SNOW N.Y., mother of American peaceful settlement of the inner city residents, Aetna hostage Barry Rosen, tear­ Parents of hostage “ Life & Casualty Chairman UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T ^ 1221 fully called the rescue try a crisis. Leaping ahead Alan Graves, 23-year-old John H. Filer told the “terrible thing” and ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gallegos chat with Iran. Bill Gallegos 21, has been held hostage firm's annual meeting. For period Ending 7 p.m. EST 4/26/80. During Satur­ cused Carter of “trying to son of hostage John press at Stapleton International Airport in for 174 days. Marines escorting the couple are Miss Kaila Pilver demonstrates th.e will begin Sunday and area residents are Graves, saicl the rescue He said an Aetna pilot day, showers and or rain will be expected from northern kill” the hostages. reminded to set their clocks ahead one hour. fiasco was “characteristic Denver, Col., before boarding a flight to Major Joe Robinson, left, and Sgt. B.J. traditional leap into spring which will happen program aimed %t ad­ Florida, northward thru the Tennessee valley and into the Mary Lopez, mother of (Herald photo by Pinto) mid Atlantic states. Clear to partly cloudy elesewhere. of the handling of this thing Houston, Texas, Friday, for a State Depart­ Runchel. (UPI photo) early Sunday morning. Daylight saving time dressing the problem of hostage Marine Sgt. Jim­ ment briefing concerning hostages held in redlining drew less my Lopez, said, “I am so from the sta rt... incredible bungling.” response from affected desperately sorry about “I cannot belieye that, areas than was an­ Weather forecast those eight Americans" Connecticut men indicted But Jackie Persinger of after six months, they ticipated. Mostly sunny Saturday with highs in the mid 60s "Although the program Seaford, Del., mother of would have to do this all of Clouding up Saturday night with chance of rain by mor­ Colonel labels rescue was advertised in English a sudden,” Graves said. ning. Lows 45 to 50. Rain likely Sunday with highs in the captive Marine Sgt. In London, Louisa and Spanish language 50s. Probability of precipitation 10 percent Saturday 40 Gergory Persinger, in fraudulent loan scheme newspapers, only several defended Carter’s decision Kennedy, wife of hostage percent Saturday night. Variable winds about 10 mph thru man Harris, 47. of Avon, and .lames hundred applicants to order the raid. Morehead Kennedy, said HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal equipment and down payments and Saturday night. she was “appalled and as ‘Keystone’ caper grand jury has indicted four Connec­ Pitcher, 53. of Sandy Hook. other false or misleading informa­ responded.” he said. " The “I think he had to do Extended outlook shocked” at news of the The alleged conspiracy covered a modest response suggests something. I don’t think ticut men on a total of 98 counts in tion. Buyers also were allegedly Extended outlook for New England Monday through MANCHESTER - With many cumstances (involved),” Agostinelli have been checked out before the two-year period during which loans that to the extent a Carter would do anything rescue attempt. ^ connection with a $1 million deceived about tbe terms of the questions still unanswered, the said today. misssion.” were obtained from the former problem exists, it is Wednesday: that would hurt those peo­ "I don’t believe the fraudulent car loan conspiracy, U.S. loans. responses of Manchester civic Bridget Marceau, an officer of the Clifford N. Mahoney, the chaplain Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. of smaller than either we or Mass., R.l. & Conn.; (^ance of showers Monday. Part­ ple if he could get them out Iranians would hurt the Attorney Richard Blumenthal said One purpose of the scheme, accor­ leaders questioning the aborted Veterans of Foreign wars Auxiliary, for the Glastonbury Veterans of Hartford, for wreckers and tow inner city leaders ly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. Daytime highs in the safely,” she said. hostages,” she said. “But I Friday. ding to the indictment, was to credit American rescue mission in Iran speaking for herself said, “those Foreign Wars, PFAU SMYK Post trucks sold by Eastern Wrecker 50s and lower 60s. Lows at night mostly in the 40s. Most families feared for only hope and pray they do Indicted by a U.S. District Court money to the Eastern Wrecking ac­ believed."" Maine and N.H.: Chance of showers Monday. Friday, offer frightening helicopters had to be sabotaged to 7659, said he really wasn’t qualified Sales Inc. of Waterbury. Filer said that "even the lives of their loved not ” grand jury were William Thibadeau. counts, from which more than $1 Clearing Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Lows in the 30s to possibilities. have three of them malfunction. to comment on whether the Iranian 60, of West Hartford; his son, Patrick The indictment alleged that the million in withdrawals were alleged­ more interesting.'’ no low 40s. Highs in the 50s. That three of the eight aircraft There’s no way that many would rescue should have been attempted. Thibadeau, 27, of Southington; Nor­ loans listed inflated prices for cars. ly made by the elder Thibadeau. claims had been made on Vermont: Rain tapering off foilowed by partial proved inoperable raises serious have malfunctioned.” “There is a lot of secret informa­ Thibadeau and Harris owned policies in areas where clearing Monday. Variable cloudiness with chance of doubts about the country’s ability to Marceau also said, “It’s six tion that we are not aware of. There Eastern Wrecking and Patrick redlining might be a Servicemen respond militarily some say. months too late. It’s a disgrace that showers Tuesday. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Highs in the are a lot of people who have opinions Thibadeau was an employee. The problem during the first 50s to near 60. Lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. Col. Nathan Agostinelli, Connec­ we lost eight more men and if we had about this whole thing who don’t House approves elder Thibadeau also was a director nine months of the year-old ticut National Guard, president of taken action in the first 24 hours, it know what they are talking about, of the Guaranty Bank, where Pitcher pilot program. termed missing Manchester State Bank , said, would have been successful,” he said. was a loan officer and vice president. "That suggests that The Almanac WASHINGTON (UPI) - But in Nasiiville, Tenn., “We’ve become a world joke. We Agostinelli said, “It’s obviously a Mahoney said he does not belie\ ■ Thibadeau was charged with 69 denying coverage solely on Come to ShopRite and redeem any manufacturers Cents Here is the official Pen- became the laughing stock of the total failure when you get eight the hostages Will be killed or liarme>l workfare plan the basis of location is a one of the two was iden­ counts of submitting false loan Off ” coupons by purchasing items at ShopRite and we ll •fli •tagon list of six of the eight tified as Air Force Capt. world. It looked like a Keystone Cop Marines literally killing themselves. despite threats by the Iranian of­ ”Welfare retorm must mean en­ documents to the bank — punishable poor business practice as Today is Saturday, April 26, the 117th day of 1980 with give you double the savings designated on the coupon. American servicemen Charles T. McMillan II of caper.” I can’t think of any more mistakes ficials that if force was employed, HARTFORD (UPI) — Proposals to couraging people to take charge of by a maximum five years in jail and- well as being socially un­ 249 to follow. increase welfare benefits and to in­ listed as missing and Corryton, Tenn. But other words from Agostinelli that could have been made. The the hostages would be harmed. their lives, not simply to be at the or a $2,000 fine - and four counts of acceptable.” he said This Double Savings Coupon Program does not apply to The moon is approaching its full phase. presumed dead in the Ira­ Tennessee Gov. Lamar point up the question of sabatoge president should think of resigning.” “I also think we should wait until stitute a mandatory workfare dead end, demeaning dead end, of a receiving money or other things of The several hundred of "Free or other retailer s coupons. Offer effective from The morning star is Mercury. program in Connecticut were ap­ nian rescue mission: Alexander said he offered against the American effort. “ The John Liten a member of the local the hostages are out of Iran befor_> welfare check, " said Rep. Joan value, which carries' a maximum Aetna’s 37,026 The evening stars are Mars, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter. Murine C.orpH condolences to McMillan’s percentage (of helicopters) would Army and Navy Club, said, “I would we try anything else,” he said. proved by the House Friday on a near Kemler, D-West Hartford, a staunch sentence of one year in jail and-or a shareholders who turned Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. blame it on the military strategist. unanimous vote. Sunday, April 27 thru Sat., May 3 -This offer good Staff Sgt. Dewey L. John­ family after learning of his lead you to believe that there was "We should continue with peace!j1 workfare advocate. $5,000 fine. out for the annual meeting American naturalist John James Audubon was born The bills were trade-offs between only at Spencer St„ Manchester, and E. Middle son, Jacksonville, N.C., death, and ordered flags on more than just normal cir­ Those plans should have been secure. negotiations,” he added. "History has shown us over and Harris was charged with 65 counts also were told the firm has April 26, 1785. legislators who wanted the 7 percent born May 26, 1948. state buildings flown at The planes and helicopters should over — the only society that works is of submitting false loan documents to had some success at cut­ Tpke., Manch., ShopRite. On this day in history: hike in welfare payments and law­ Sgt. John D. Harvey, half-staff in his honor Mon­ a working society,” she said. the bank. Patrick Thibadeau was ting into the problem of ar­ In 1607, the first British colonists to establish a perma­ makers who said they wouldn't vote Jacksonville, N.C., born day through Wednesday of The 7 percent welfare benefit in­ charged with 22 false loan larceny son. nent settlement in America landed at Cape Henry, Va. for benefit increases unless able- Redeem all manufacturers’ "Cents O ff" coupons by buying May 30, 1958. next week. creases would apply to general counts, and Pitcher was charged F'iler said a toll-free In 1865, federal troops shot and killed John Wilkes bodied welfare recipients were the items at ShopRite and we will double the value stated Cpl. George N. Holmes As for the injured, one Local Marine recruiters assistance and Aid to Families with with one count of aiding and abetting telephone line set up by the Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, near Jr, Pine Bluff, Ark., born was identified as Marine forced to work. Dependent Children recipients as the submission of false loan company had received on the coupons. Our Double Savings program applies to Port Royal, Va., despite orders to capture him alive. Both proposals passed 139-2 and July 20, 1957. Maj. Leslie B. Petty of well as the blind and disabled who documents. reports of .340 suspicious manufacturers’ coupons you clip from newspapers and In 1944, the federal government took over the Chicago Air Force Jacksonville, N.C., born now must be approved by the Senate. receive state assistance. magazines - not ’Free” or other retailers' coupons. (Ex­ headquarters of Montgomery Ward after the mail-order Capt. Richard L. Bakke, Oct. 17, 1945, cluding cigarettes, milk, tax, lottery tickets, prescriptions company defied a ruling of the National Labor Relations take message to streets I/Ong Beach, Calif, born Board. The name of the second and any item prohibited by law.) May 13, 1946. injured Marine was being In 1954, a nationwide test of the Salk anti-polio vaccine Limit one instant coffee and one regular coffee coupon Capt. Lyn D. McIntosh, withheld pending By KEVIN FOLEY can meet our high standards.” Ahearn eyes Senate ^^W sstowTi^tfSjrm acy began in parts of 45 states. Valdosta, Ga., Born Oct. notification. Herald Reporter Sgt. McMulien’s unique inspiration Manchester generally makes a high per customer. caused one recruiter from another quality soldier. B O LTO N -State Rep. formerly taught at Glastonbury, Hebron, 455 HARTFORD ROAD 11, 1946. Air Force injured were MANCHESTER —The Marines branch of the service to say he knew Over at the Air Force office. Staff Aloysius J. Ahearn, D55th Manchester Community South Windsor, and part of Tech. Sgt Joel C. Mayo, listed as: took to the streets Friday morning, 643-5230 Lottery numbers of nothing quite like it. Sgt. Richard McKenzie, a recruiter District, said Friday he is College. Manchester. The towns of Bonifay, Fla., born Oct. 26, 1 st L t. Jeffrey B. but it wasn’t part of any domestic Example: Older residents, incensed at the for three years, said since the Ira­ still testing the waters but Ahearn said he has been Bolton and Andover are The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in 1945. Harrison, born in Warren, military action. It was, however, in­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK aKIMIDHIHHIii E xam ple: II setback in Iran came up to Sgt. nian crisis began, he has noticed an he is definitely interested discussing the move with also in Ahearn s 55th New England: The Pentagon said the Ohio, Dec. 21, 1953. directly related to the latest events McMullen’s red bedecked card table increase in enlistments. in running for the seat party officials and District. Connecticut: 839. names of two Air Force Staff Sgt. Joseph J. in Iran. MFC. COUPON emblazoned with the Marine Corps “The American people are coming being vacated by Deputy delegates “and will solidify Three other persons have New Hampshire: 2825. men presumed dead were Beyers III, born in “No one from above told me to get symbol telling him they’d sign on if around,” he said. “I’ve seen what Senate Majority leader, my position within the next announced their candidacy 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Rhode Island: 0652. not listed because next-of- Charleston, S.C., Sept. 8, out here, I was just inspired by what 3(Nff they could. But Sgt. “Mac”, as he is you could call more patriotism for David M. Barry of week or two ” for Barry’s seat. They are MANUFACTURERS’ kin have not been notified. 1942. happened last night in Iran,’’ COLLECTION AGENCY FOR known among the town’s young peo­ the past three or four months.” Manchester. He said the situation Rep. Abfaham Classman Gunnery Sgt. Lawrence “Mac” COUPONS ple, admitted Friday’s interest by Sgt. McKenzie added that although Ahearn is serving in his looks good. Barry, some of South Windsor, Robert HELCO McMullen said from behind the table h « o««' It good oi->» 'O' kt*'' Manchester To Advertlao To Report News recruitable young men and women many Americans opposed draft second term in the house. time ago, announced that M yette, former deputy CNG he’d set up on the sidewalk in front of towfront O East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: was limited. registration, “the nations youth He is also a veteran he wouldn’t seek re- mayor of South Windsor, SNETCO iMiiHiiiiiimi Ifrom ShopRite 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester . . . Alex Girelli, M3-2711 the Marine Corps, 555 Main St. “Our hardest problem is es­ should be free to make a choice” of educator. He has been election in the 4th Senate and David Dellabitta, a ALSO U.S. POSTAL SUB-STATION Evening Herald recruiting office. USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 tablishing rapport with young people. what branch of the service they will teaching English at East District which includes the legislative lobbyist for C Glastonbury Dave Lavallec, 643-2711 Hoping to take advantage of any Published daily except Sunday and cer­ through Friday. When the office is We welcome any occasion we get, enter. Hartford High School for towns of Bolton, Andover, Connecticut Bank and closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 patriotic fervor resulting from the “With us, its a matter of quality, the past 20 years and Coventry, East Windsor, Trust Co. Plus 30 tain holidays by the Manchester that’s why we’re out here,” Gunnery WEEKEND SPECIAL calling 643-2718. Bolton Donna Holland. 643-2711 aborted rescue attempt of 53 Publishing (io . Herald Square, 1’0 Sgt. John Wheat, Sgt. McMullen’s not quantity although we’ll take For information about display adver­ Coventry Claire Connolly, 742-8202 hostages in Tehran where two from ShopRite Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040 colleague, said. both,” he said. Triaminic Triaminic tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 military aircraft collided killing While not as inspired as the Marine Petty Officer Julia Keener at the S y ru p Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. South Windsor Judy Kuchnel, 644-1364 eight Americans, Sgt. McMullen was Expectorant [Savings Corps Friday, other armM forces Navy’s Main Street recruitment said TOTAL Nawt — If you have a question or To Subacrlbo Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 manning his outdoor office Friday Wellness seminar set recruiters agreed times if crisis she hoped a feeling of patriotism VALUE:'60° complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service saying he wanted young people to almost' invariably brin^ about would see' more young men and Dr. Travis will explain in programs to increase “The Orenge IL, Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946 Office hours are 8:30 a m know the Marines are still looking for H\KIT <>R1)-Dr John To report special news; renew ed patriotic feelings in women enlist in the Navy even how personal health status levels of wellness. Medicine" for * 1 . hMtoni Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday a few good men (and women). Travis, an authority on the Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 everyone. The failed rescue mission though current figures show the The program will begin CM{kt Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m Saturday concept of high level can be measured and how tor itaiftod uto Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 “I thought I’d bring the Marines to at 9 a.m. Pre-registration m s . AkUmUs regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents is no exception. Navy at 1(X) percent enlistment. wellness, will discuss the to promote general good Family...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 th e street,’’ Sgt. McMullen 4 OZ. $2« Mid- Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery weekly, $3.90 lor one month, $11.70 for , “I expect our recruits will go up “The Navy is way up but we still concept at a two hour health. is encouraged. For more This Offer Good Only At, Spencer St., Manchester and E Sports...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 remarked. “Our recruitments have Oogfy ishould be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months. $23.40 lor six months, over the next few weeks,” Sgt. experience ups and downs,” Petty seminar May 3 at 9 a.m. at Dr. Travis is founder of information call the Health 8 OL «•* die Tpke., Manch. Shop Rite been sporadic over the last year, but 4 OZ. 12” through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ and $46 80 lor one year Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Walter LeRiche said from his Army Officer Keener said. “When public the Connecticut Historical the Wellness Resource Systems Agency of North we still tell it like it is. We need high 8 OZ. $3" day available on request. Monday through Friday. recruiting office Friday afternoon. opinion was low a few months ago, it Society auditorium, 1 Center in Mill Valley. Central Connecticut at 249- visibiiity to get the best people who He added he felt the recruit from affected us.” Elizabeth St.. Hartford. Calif., where clients enroll 7581. Admission is free. EVENING HERAL(^.Sjt,, April 26, 1980 — 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 26, 1980 Wings of morning Special instructioni on hov to survive a sermon

By CLIFF SIMPSON preaching. Copy out strik in g week wrote to me his evaluation the Ten thousand saw I at a glance I mv I away. 1 was preaching about the Recently I drove through the town quotations from something you have the sermon with helpful suggestions Tossing their heads in sprightly constant reminderninaei of Christ. Have Father’s tender wisdom in caring for of Andover, Connecticut where I read, and send it on with a note. Take for improving. And, boy, did I need dance. you ever read the Legend about it? If us all'..illustrated by saying that the served for six months as the interim the preacher to lunch and ask a great his help — and any other that I could The waves beside them danced, but not, read on; Father knows which of us grows best pastor at the Congregational Church, question, such as, “If pride is a sin, grasp! I started there in the depres- they outdid the sparkling waves in There’s a pretty little legend in sunlight and which of us must have it was interesting to me to see niy why Should I try to do my best?” or a sion. It was 1933 at $25 a week with no gless;- * That I .would like to tell shade. ’You know you plant roses in own feelings of gratitude to that con­ M^ium Great Question, such as, parsonage, no car allowance, no an- A Poet could not but. be gay Of the'bi'rth and death of Jesus the sunlight,” 1 said, 'and heliotrope gregation for the ministry they have “What was wrong with Saint Paul as nuity help. Just a bare $25. With the In such a jocund company! Found in this lowly shell. and geraniums; but if you want your given me while I was their a person, if anything?” help of Roy Siliith, the layman’s I gazed - and gazed - but little If you examine closelj|. fuchsias to grow they must be kept in “minister”. One oFthe great Protes- Write and sign a letter to the name, I survived. You, too, can im- thought You’ll see that you fiild here a shady nook.’ After the sermon, tand principles preacher every week responding to mensly encourage your minister by What wealth the show to me had Four nail holes and a fifth one which I hoped would be a comforting 1 has been ever the sermon. But do your part, as one following all these* "survival tactics” brought. Made by a Roman’s spear. one, a woman came up to me, her since the Refor- engaged in the sermon enterprise, to written by Clement Welsh but es- For oft, when on my couch 1 lie On one side the Easter lily, face glowing with pleasure that was m ation ‘‘each let the preacher know that out there pec’ially number five, In vacant or in pensive mood. It’s tenter is the star *-evidently deep and true. 'Oh, Dr.—, I 0m in the pew there is at least one m an his They flash upon that inward eye That appeared'unto the shepherds am so grateful for that sermon,’ she listener expectantly waiting for a It Won’t Be Ldng neighbor’s Which is the bliss of solitude; And led them from afar. said, clasping my hand and shaking it priest”. The main sermon that will interest, move, and 1 wandered lonely as a cloud The Christmas poinsettia warmly. My heart glowed for a mo­ inspire, and who is anxious to help — That floats on high o’er vales and And then my heart with pleasure idea in this last fills. Etched on the other side ment, while I wondered what tender suggestion about one listener, determined to survive. hills. Reminds us of His birthday, place in her heart and life I had 1 When all at once 1 saw a crowd, And dances with the daffodils. —W. survial on Sunday morning is the Many a preacher, as anxious for sur­ Wordsworth Our Happy Christmastide. touched. Only for a moment, though. vival as any listener, would be A host of golden daffodils. ’Yes.’ she went on fervently, ‘I never responsibility we all have for each We miss so much when we Now break the center open grateful to know that you are there Beside the lake, beneath the trees. knew before what was the matter A <*. other. To find out how you can be a overlook the riches in a garden or in And here you Will release real help to your clergyman, read on. and willing to work out survival tac­ Fluttering and dancing in the The five white doves awaiting ni^uchsias ' ’ tics with you. breeze. a book. The pern just quoted comes Strategy No. 5 Don’t sit there. Do from Palgrave’s Goden treasury. It’s To spread Good Will and Peace Two Last W o rds something! The best somethings to I remember gratefully the un­ Continuous as the stars that shine This simple little symbol, employed member of the Park And twinkle on the milky way, been in the family for at least two He who allows his day to pass by do are done between sermons, by Christ left for you and me without practicing generosity and Avenue Congregational Church, ’They stretched in never ending line generations (Published in 1894) and To help us spread His Gospel engaging the preacher in activities as far as I can remember this is the enjoying life's pleasures is like a Arlington Heights, MA., w'ho each Along the margin of the bay; Through all eternity." that can help produce better first time 1 have dipped into it. blacksmith's bellows - he breathes The Chuckle but does not live. Sanskirt Proverb. Thrr Sand Dollar "I ought not to be surprised by God intends no man to live in this Commonly known as the Keyhole anything at my time of life," said a world without working; but it seems Urchin the Sand Dollar is common well-known minister, "but one bf my to me no less evident that He intends 6eryices along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. flock did manage to take my breath every man to be happy in his work.

Full Gospel Interdenominational years and younger; 10.30 a m.. Church Andover Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip school classes for age three through Firsl Congrr^ational Churrh of An­ Saunders, minister, 10:30 a m., praise, Grade 6. Lutherans take a look dover, UCC, Route 6. Rev. Richard H. worship service and Bible study: 7 p.m., South United Methodist Church, 1126 rl Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m. worship service deliverance service. Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. and nursery care. 9:45 a m., Sunday Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. Laurence M. Hill. Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- School. Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a m., son, pastors. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship at economic justice Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery cice; 7 p.m., evening service. through junior high, 10:45 a m.. Senior Church of the Assumption, Adams high class, nursery; 7:30p.m., Praise and By DAVID E. ANDERSON ethos and which condemned "the in studying the proposed statement. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Bolton teaching service. I PI Religion Writer hedonistic consumer culture" and That document addresses some of S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Emanuel Lutheran Churrh, Church The Lutheran Church in America, the issues, such as the relationship of Church of Si. Maurice, 32 Hebron and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. disputed the assertion that "the and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, largest of the nation’s major the developed world with the less Road. Rev, Robert W. Cronin, pastor. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m, • Gustafson, pastor, Lee Goodwin, intern; ideology of free enterprise is a Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Lutheran bodies, is considering a developed, the distribution of wealth Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor social statement that challenges ‘Christian economics.'” Courses by Newspaper at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a m. .Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown emeritus. 8.30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser­ The earlier draft, according to Dr in a free market economy and the Bohon United Methodial Church, some of the assumption of U S. Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 vices, coffee between services; 9:45 William Lazereth, director of the issue of "ecological justice" within a 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie capitalism and denies private am .. Priesthood and Relief Society; a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for North American framework un­ Hiles, pastor. 9:45 a m., church school; LCA's Department for Church in 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. infants, adult forum; 11 a m.. Nursery property as "an absolute human touched by the proposed policy state­ 11 a.m., worship service. Society, "attempted a description of Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Capt. and for infants. r ig h t” Si . George’s Episcopal Church, economic life in ■North America, por­ ment. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park The 20-page proposed statement, traying its strength and The proposed statement argues Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. ’’Economic Justice: Stewardship of Choices and tradeoffs for the future vicar. 10 am .. Family Eucharist; 11 weaknesses." that the "fundamental questions un­ ban dwellers who use the energy produced by coal, derive meeting, 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary ■Creation in the Human Community," But suppose additional millions of barrels of imported still decide which will make the most effective use* of our a.m.. Nursery program and coffee When the first draft was cir­ derlying any economic system are .. Editor's Note: This is the last in a series of 15 articles the benefits. p.m., salvation meeting. L'Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; is currently being distributed among oil were cut off. Unemployment would rise as factories scientific research dollars and talent. And those fellowship. Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the culated, however, there was sharp political and moral in nature." exploring "Energy and the Way We Live. " In this con­ There is also the question of voluntary versus involun­ United Pentecostal Church, 187 the denomination’s 3 million Economic justice, the proposed decisions must be based not only on technical feasibility Bolton Congregational Church, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, rector. 7:30 am.. Holy Eucharist; 9 criticism from the LCA membership cluding article, Melvin Kranzberg of the Georgia shut down because of lack of fuel or a transportation Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton members and will be voted on at the but also upon how and where we want to live. tary risk. The National Academy of Sciences estimates minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist and church school; and the charge was made that the jtetement says, "takes place at the breakdown; agricultural production would dip, affecting Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship LCA’s June 1980 convention. Institute of Technology assesses our energy future in Thus, solar energy proponents claim it would get us that radiation from nuclear plants might cause a total of a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., 11 a m.. Holy Eucharist. . proposed statement was "not mtersection of serving love and terms of the choices we make now. This series, written food supplies; public health would suffer from inadequate 2,000 cancer deaths by the year 2000, whereas almost 50,- service and nursery, church school; 10:30 worship. Center Congregational Church, 11 At the heart of the document is a objective as it purported to.be. enlightened self-interest." "back to the land," and they exalt a simpler lifestyle; a.m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a m.. for Courses by Newspaper, a program of University home heating; and the economy would gradually grind to Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., description of justice as “There's not a working consensus "While the advancement of justice others equate the "simple life" with a lower living stan­ 000 people a year die on our highways. Yet we voluntarily Forum, Study group. Extension, University of California, San Diego, was a halt as vital services shut down. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a m., senior pastor: Rev.Chester C. Copeland, "distributive love,” defined as ’‘what in the LCA bn ... how sick the North involves the interplay of counter­ dard. Americans tired of the rural life over a century drive our cars and risk a fatal accident. God’s love does when many funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. American patient is." Lazereth said vailing power, it depends finally upon ago; moving to the cities, they created today’s urbanized, We don’t always have a choice in the case of energy day school; 7 p.m., informaf worship. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. neighbors must be served with Humanities, with supplemental funding from the The draft going to the convention the degree to which the members of a New energy sources industrial society. sources. True, we decide whether or not to switch on the St. John’s Polish National Catholic ' Worship service and church school; 11:15 limited resources" community are either willing or con- National Science Foundation. Coventry for its approval as a policy statement In brief, conservation by itself — however desirable Are we willing to do without our wealth of material electric light, but others decide just how that electricity Chureh, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A a.m , Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall While the heart of the proposed strained to moderate their Copvriglil (r) 1980 by the UcgenlH of the I iiivcrHily Coventry Presbyterian Church, Hyszko, pastor. 9 a m., mass in English; sta te m en t is a discussion of lays down ethical principles against and necessary — is not enough to maintain our goods and go back to the "simple” life of the farm? Might will be generated. Up till now, such decisions have usual­ which to measure any economic acquisitiveness in the interests of the of (iuliforniu. Nathan Hale School Road. Route 31. 9:30 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. economic justice, the draft mentions not many Americans prefer the risks of, say, nuclear ly been left to the marketplace, but increasingly society, a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; common good." it says. socioeconomic order and ensure the future. We must also St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. neither socialism nor capitalism by system. develop new energy sources through a "technological energy rather than forego the amenities and excitement through the volitical process, will be determining our 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. South Windsor However, a background study, It criticizes economic energy future. Prince of Peace Lutheran Chureh, Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 name. arrangements which exclude "some fix," that is, the application of more and better of the big city? M apping Community Church. 1790 "Economic Justice: An Evangelical By Melvin Kranzberg Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. LCA officials, however, said the technology. Because these technologies take time to All energy paths have disbenefits as well as benefits, p.m.; Sunday masses at 8;30,10and 11:30 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Perspective. " which expresses only persons from the community of Technology's the answer — but that's not the question. The role of the citizen H, Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m., Sunday am . draft currently being circulated was the view of its author, the Rev. work" while subsequently develop, they represent longer-range solutions to our which are often difficult to assess. Even the “experts” son. minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., a significantly revised version of an The question is which technology (or technologies) will Because energy is so crucial to the nation’s economy school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. St. James Chureh, Rev. James worship service and church school. Richard Niebanck, will also be dis­ stigmatizing them for not working as energy problem. can’t always measure the risks precisely. Besides, the St. Mary’s Churrh, Route 31. Rev. F. earlier draft which was sharply resolve our energy dilemma. And underlying that are and well-being, the government must be concerned about Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, St. Francis of Assisi Churrh. 673 tributed as an aid for congregations a " double affront to the Creator. " How do we choose among the technologies that will risks might be assigned to one group, such as Ap­ Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team critical of the Western consumer more basic questions: What do we want our lives to be it. In most places, the generation and distribution of elec­ Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, "fix” our situation? What benefits do they offer and what palachian coalminers, while others, such as Eastern ur- Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday ministry; Rev. Eldward J. Reardon, in like in the future? What do we owe to future generations? tricity and natural gas are a monopoly, so these public masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 risks are involved? What tradeoffs must be made in the residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m. . Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 What are our responsibilities to our fellow inhabitants on utilities must be regulated for the public good. And our 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 way we live in order to obtain or retain other things Second Congregational Church, a.m. Spaceship Earth? petroleum supply increasingly depends upon the a m., noon and 5 p.m. St. Margaret Mary Churcli. Rev. John The energy choices we make today will affect not only which we value? For values are implicit in our choices of Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, St. Bridget Churrh, 70 Main St. Rev. Church activities listed government’s conduct of foreign relations. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. our energy future. pastor. 9:30 a m.. Education for all ages; Philip A, Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. our own lives, values, and institutions, but also the Furthermore, future energy resources will depend Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday Tuesday: Young Fbl^ example, we might get more oil from offshore 11 a m., worship service. Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Emanuel Lutheran Friday: Victory natural environment, the resources and lifestyles of heavily on the government for research dollars, pilot masses at 5 p.m. ; Sunday masses at 8:30. p.m , Senior Choir rehear­ Women's Bible Study, wells, but offshore drilling risks oil spills and en­ and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9. 10 and 11:30 a m MANCHESTER-The sal. 7:30 p.m. Coffeehouse. 7:30 p.m generations to come, and ultimately all the earth's peo­ plants, and tax incentives — and will be constrained by 10:30 and noon. baby^ting provided, 9:30 vironmental damage. We have plenty of coal, but mining St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. Sand Emanuel Lutheran Church (ientiT (iliurrh ple. governmental action to protect the environment and the Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland has scheduled the following South Church a m. Service at Crestfield Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar: MANCHESTER-The Understandably, we don't want to change our it imposes danger to the miners and degradation to the East Hartford Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; events for the coming MANCIIE.STER -T he Convalescent Home, 2 p.m. public’s health. Thus, it is within our power as citizens to Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to Center Congregational lifestyles. Most Americans are happy with the material environment, and burning it creates pollution. First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. 10:20 a.m., group discussion. the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 week. South United Methodist Service at Vernon Manor, 3 determine where the government should apply its efforts Zion Evangelical Lutheran Churrh Synthetic fuels — oil and gas^made from coal, tar Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., a.m.; family service and Sunday school. Church has scheduled the Church has scheduled the p m Board of Christian goods that industrial technology has brought, and we fear to bring us the energy future we want. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Tuesday: Old Guard, 10 church school; 11 a m., morning Avery Street Christian Reformed following events for the following events for the Life, 7:30 p.m. a decline in our living standards. Yet the cheap energy sands, and shale — present the same problems as mining Throughout our history, concerned citizens have streets. Rev. CJiarles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 a m. We Gals, 1:30 p.m. coal. In addition, they release more carbon dioxide into worship; 7 p.m., evening service. Churrii, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen. Cherub and Junior Choirs, coming week. coming week Wednesday: Ladies' Bi­ that fueled America's material growth in the past will no brought about major transformations of American First Baptist Church of East Hart­ a m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Monday: Seventh Grade the atmosphere than the direct burning of coal, and thus pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 11 a m. 4 p.m. Monday: Banner Group. ble Study, 9:30 a m. longer be available. What can — or should — we do about policy. In energy matters, determined citizens have ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 and 7 p.m . worship service, nursery at Confirmation, 5 p m . Wednesday: Emanuel 7:30 p.m., education wing. Midweek ^rvice. Teen Bi­ if’ increase the possibility of a "greenhouse effect" — war­ Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m.. First and second year youth in- both services. Federation Room Ninth halted or delayed the construction of nuclear plants, oil structidh. Holy Communion the first and Choir, Advisory Com­ Tuesday: Women's ble Study, 7 p.m Chancel In the short run — for the next decade or so — we will ming the earth's climate through absorbing infrared a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Grade Confirmation, 5 refineries, and pipelines. third Sunday of each month. mittee. 7:30 p.m. Master Prayer & Study Group, Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. radiation. nursery, 9:45 am ., Sunday school; 6 Church (Wisconsin Synod). 300 p.m . Robbins Room rely chiefly on conservation to fill the gap between In the last analysis, therefore, our energy- future is up Church of Christ. Lydall and Vernon Key, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m., 1208 Main Si Friday: Teen Activity, 7 Nuclear energy once promised unlimited, cheap p.m., 'Training Union Buckland Road Rev Ronald Muetjel. Handbell Choir. 7 p.m., energy supply and demand; in the longer run we will to each of us. Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran streets Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 Thursday: Prayer Wedojesday: Men's p.m. energy. But there are doubts about reactor safety, radia­ A pastor. 9:30 a.m.. worship service; 10:30 Carrier Room. count on a "technological fix " to provide us with abun­ Do we have the courage to make some difficult Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. a m., Bible classes; 10 a m., worship; 6 Group, 10 a m. Care and Prayer & Study Group, Saturday: Men's Bible a m.. Sunday school. Tuesday: Pilgrim Choir, dant (if not necessarily cheap) energy. Both of these tion, and nuclear waste disposal. The Three Mile Island choices? Or, have we become a nation of materialistic Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 p.m., worship. tlur .Savior I.utheran Church, Visitation, 11:15 a.m. Bell 7:30 p.m. .Missions Com­ Study, 8 a m. Bus Ministry First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 3:30 p m.. Memorial Hal! solutions hold forth promises — and problems. accident and the subsequent investigation set back the a m., worship service. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 Choir, 3:45 p.m. Confirma­ mission, 7:30 p.m. visitation. 10 a m hedonists, as some critics say, unwilling to forgo our N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ Sacred Dance Group, 6:30 nuclear cause. Yet further nuclear development might be First Congregational Churrh, 87 a m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., tion, 6:30 p.m. Scandia, 7 Thursday: Prayer, Scrip­ material comforts regardless of the effects upon others? Main St. Rev, William E. Flynn, day school, and care for small children. p.m.. Woodruff Hall Bible necessary if we want sufficient energy to maintain our worship. p.m. ture Study and Sharing Is this a crisis of the national will? minister. Rev Carl T. Holt, associate Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Study, 7:30 p m., Robbins Conservation and its limits lifestyles. Friday: Concert for Group, 7:30 p.m., at 224 In­ ). If so, there are some grounds for confidence. Despite minister. 10 a m., worship service, Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Room Fair Booth B8l£ Conservation would be commonsensical from an Solar energy has many attractions but technical 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Organ Fund Benefit, 7:30 dian Hill Trail, Glaston­ recent strains, we remain the world’s strongest church school, child care, 11 a.m., coffee Vernon bury Staff-Parish Chairmen, 7:30 p.m . SPEAKS economic and ethical perspective even if we had no problems hinder its large-scale production and storage; h '--- hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing p.m. By democracy, and we shall retain our scientific during the service; 10:30 a m.. Morning Si. Jok4*|iIi Lliurch, 33 West St.. Relations Committee, 7:30 Federation Room energy crisis. We Americans waste too much of despite its suitability for hot water and home heating, it fellowship. Saturday: AA Emanuel Wednesday: Bible Study. Eugene preeminence. If we put our will to the test, we should be Faith Tahernarle Churrh. 1535 worship, nursery provided. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Hill Chapter of Alcoholics p.m., church office everything, from food to fuel. could not be expected to power America’s industrial 7:30 p.m , Robbins Room Brewer able to surmount the current energy crisis just as we Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polishi, 10 Anonymous, 8 p.m., in Friday: Youth Choir For individuals, conservation offers savings on fuel plant. Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. Chancel Choir. 7:30 p m , have overcome previous national crisies. 10 a.m,, Sunday school; 11 a m., worship and 11:15 a.m. Luther Hall, 60 Church St., rehearsal, 6:15 p.m. United hills, and, if we walk rather than drive, better health. For Even ardent proponents of solar energy project its George Emmitt, minister of visitation Rockville Baptist Church. 69 Union Federation Room In an age of growing service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. Manchester. Methodist Youth the nation, conservation would lessen our dependence on supplying us with only 20 percent of our energy by the and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; St. Rev. Robert L LaCounle, pastor. 9 Thursday: Sacred Dance skepticism, it is refreshing The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are Nursery at all services. Fellowship. 7:30 p.m. costly loreign oil, which contributes to inflation. year 2000. The other "soft paths" — geothermal and wind Burnside ignited MethoflisI Chureh, 10:45 a.m., worship, children’s church a.m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ Concordia Lutlicrun Group. 3:30 p.m , Woodruff to read John 4: 46-54 those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, day school; 7 p.m., evening service Chancel Choir rehearsal, (NIVl A ruler's son lay Although some conservation might be a "good thing," — could provide only a minuscule portion of our energy 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., MANCMESTEK-The 7:30 p.m. Hall Property Committee, Nuclear energy, symbolized by the Three those of the University of California, the National En­ pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all nursery. Sacred Heart Church. Route 30. Rev. Concordia Lutheran 7:30 p.m.. Robbins Room. dying at home 20 miles too much might wreak economic and social disaster. needs. away Jesus calmly told Mile Island plant (top), and solar energy, dowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foun­ ages, including an adult class: 10:30 a.m.. Calvary Church (Assemhlies of Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Michael Church has scheduled the Community BuptiHl P'riday: New Members While the loss of Iranian oil imports in 1979 in­ Worship hour with child care provided for God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m ; Sun­ MANCHESTER-The the father " You may go Difficult choices shown by test reflective mirrors, are two dation, the distributing agency, or the participating following events for the Social, 6 p.m.. Federation Your son will live. " And, convenienced some drivers, there was little decline in infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. day masses at 7; 30, 9, 10:30 a m and Community Baptist Church possible energy sources for the future. newspapers and colleges. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 coming week. Room New Members " The man took Jesus at his our living standards. Even if we try many different energy paths, we must and Senior High Youth Fellowships. noon. has scheduled the following a.m.. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service St. Jolin’a Fipiacopal Church, Route Dinner, 6:30 pm.. word and departed. " Wesley Memorial Chureh (United events for the coming Methodist Churrh), 110 Ellington Road. of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 30. Rev. Robert H Wellner, rector. 8 Monday: Worship and Woodruff Hall. Can you respond similar­ week. Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Concordia Lutheran Churrh, a.m.. communion; 10 a.m., family ser- Music Committee, 8 p.m. Trinity Covenant ly to Jesus’ unsubstan­ Wednesday: Christian tiated promises’’ Do your About the author Questions worship service, child care. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. i^ice and church school. Church World Service MANCHESTER-The Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, ' Nernon .VaHcnihlica uf God Church, Life Group, 7:30 p.m., at good deeds secretly, and Clothing Drive, 1 to 3 p.m. Trinity Covenant Church (1) Why are today’s energy choices so important to associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com­ 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Tuesday: Catechetics the home of Joe and God will see. Matt. 6 1-4. Melvin Kranzberg is academic coordinator for has scheduled the following Glastonbury munion, youth class, nursery for small Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m and Classes, 6:30 p.m., in Margaret Vollrath, 39 Ask' Seek' Knock! And "Energy and the Way We luture generations? events for the coming you will be rewarded ac­ (2) What are the short-term and long-term solutions to children; 10 a.m.. Holy (^mmunion, 6:30 p.m., worship services. church wing Bible Study, 8 Marion Drive, Manchester, Live." Since 1972, he has been St. Dunsian’s Churrh, Manchester church school through Grade 6, nusery \crn o n United MclhodiHl Church. week. cordingly, Matt 7:7-8. Callaway Professor of the our energy problems? Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. p.m., church room Church Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. Take my yoke and find for small children. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor Thursday: South Wind­ Tuesday: Men's Prayer History of Technology at the- (3) What are some problems associated with solar Saturday mass at 5 p.m.. Sunday masses I'nitarian Universalist Society: Flaat, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. World Service Clothing rest. Matt 11:28-30. Hum­ sor Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Breakfast. 6 a m., at Georgia Institute of energy? at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Drive, 1 to 3 p.m. ble yourself and you will be at the home of Jim and LaStrada West Restaurant (4) In what ways are future energy resources depen­ minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Thursday: Golden Age exalted. Matt 23:12 All * Technology. Dorothy Corcoran, 39 Wednesday: Pioneer Trinity Covenant Churrh, 302 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.. Sunday masses at Group, 1:30 p.m. Girls, 6:30 p.m. Choir will be raised to life or con­ He previously taught for 20 dent on governmental action? Glenwood Road, South demnation. John 5:28-29 Hebron Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. •7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. Second Church rehearsal. 7 p.m, Bible years at Case Institute of Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Rockville United Methodial Church, Windsor. I'm going to prepare a Answers St. Peter’s E|>isro|>al Churrh, Route MA.NCHESTER-The Study, 7:30 p.m, place and will come again Technology (now Case 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ 142 Grove St. Rev Richard E Thompson, First Assembly Western Reserve Univer­ (1) They will affect the natural environment, vices, nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sun­ pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Second Congregational Thursday: Women's for you, John 14:1-3. Worship service. Church has scheduled the Prayer Breakfast, 6:30 sity). The principal founder of resources, and lifestyles of future generations. day Bible school classes for all ages, Firtvl Congregational Church of Ver­ EAST HARTFORD - In this cynical time, can Gilead Congregational Churrh, you take Jesus at His (2) Conservation for the short run, technological "fix" Hebron. Rev, David G. Runnion- three through adult, nursery for infants. non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. following events for the The First Assembly of God a.m., at LaStrada West the Society for the History of Second Congregational Church, 385 word? He offers no tangi­ Bareford, pastor. 10:30 a m.. Worship Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, coming Church has scheduled the Restaurant Agape Technoiogy, he edits its to develop new sources in the long run. N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D. ble evidence, no logical service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church assistant minister. 9:55 a m.. Church Tuesday: Bible Study, following events for the Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. quarteriy journal, (3) it could not power industrial plants because of MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a m.. Service of school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. arguments But what a school classes. 9:30 a.m. coming week. N azarene Chureh ■’Technology and Culture." technical problems; it could supply only 20 percent of worship and church school; 11 a.m.. Worship service. difference trusting Him Wednesday: Bible Study, MANCHESTER -T he He is co-author of "By the Sweat of Thy Brow” and co­ energy needs by 2000; it might require an unacceptable Fellowship hour in the hall. Full Gonpel Inlerilenoniinutional 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: Washington for makes! North United Methodist Churrh, 300 Churrh Inc., 9 Ellington Ave., Chureh of the Nazarene editor of "Technology in Western Civilization” ; change in living standards. - I Manchester Thursday: Boy Scouts, 7 Jesus Rally, day of prayer Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, has scheduled the following CHURCH OF CMHSr ’’Technology and Culture; An Anthology” ; and ( 4 ) In terms of research dollars, pilot plants, tax incen­ p.m.. Stewardship Com­ and fasting for nation. Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance Wednesday: Bible study, events for the coming Lydall and Vernon Streets "Technological Innovation; A Critical Review of Current tives, environmental controls. breaking bread;. 11:45 a.m.. Sunday cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ mittee, 7 p.m.. service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. week. Phone. 646-2903 Knowledge." school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five deliverance service. Membership Meeting, 7 V;-

<1 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 26, 1980 Obituaries cop pact I’uiriciu .IVlrnilin - i ’.I.'■ MWCIIKSTKK —Patricia pay Petraitis. 27. died Tuesday at her home. The cause of death w.is un­ determined. By MARY KITZMANN cian. She is the daughter of George and ,1 Herald Reporter ■ Under the new contract apeem ent the late Alice Petraitis, of 263 Green ■ MANCHESTER —The town and the physician simply notifies the •Road, Manchester. the police union have agreed to a tWo- town the examination has been given, r She is survived by three sisters, year contract which calls for yearly 8 but does not release results. The Lmiise Petraitis, Bernadette percentAvage increases, and certifies physical form checks for eye sight or Petraitis, and Marie Petraitis, ali of the results of mandatory physical hearing loss, allergies, car­ lyiapchester, ,and one brother, Paui examinations will not be released to diovascular, or hypertension- Petraitis, also of Manchester, the town. i problems, respiratory conditions, Miss Phtraitis moved to Hartford The conract for July 1,1980 through obesity, back problems, mental dis­ ^iree years .ago, was known in the June 30, 1982 must now be approved orders, chemical abuse, and an inac­ arta.asa t)oet; by the Board of Directors. Robert tive life style. Caliing hours wilfbe Sunday from 7 Weiss, town manager, recommends “ We don’t agree witli thfi reasoning to 9 p.m. at .the Maple Hill Chapel, board approval at its May meeting. simply becaus^^ someone is a 382 Mapl§ Ave:. Hartford. The wage increase, 16 percent over policeman confidential inforniation Services, will be Monday, also at the two years, was termed satisfac­ should be released,” Holyfield said. the Maple Hill Chapel, and burial will tory by Russ Holyfield, president of “ We don't feel the town is entitled follow. No time for the services and the Manchester • Police Union Local to know what is wrong with us. The burial has been set as of yet. 1495. . question is whether someone is going Burial will be in St. Bridget “At this point 8 percent seems to work, making the same amount of Cemetery. 'reasonable, although with 18 percent arrests, and is capable of doing his inflation it’s probably not enough, job. What good is knowing someone Holyfield said. But we know what the has diabetes if he is still capable of town can afford to pay.” performing, and you don’t need In Mfnio?iain The package cost is $109,504 in the results of a physical to see that." In memiirv of Charles J M (Jarrow. Sr who first year, and $118,264 in the second. Holyfield did not-know the effects passed away April 27.<1!/7I of the medical record upon the According to Weiss’s release alLbut Members of the Anderson-Shea Post of the in 1944 and usually sits on top of the post $14,000 has been built into the police town’s insurance rating, and Stephen Memnn has a mafjic way home at 608 E. Center St. Lending a helping ^ f keeping loved ones near budget requested fbr next year. Werbner, personnel director, was un­ VFW in Manchester prepare to clean up this K t^close in mmd and hear! Holyfield said the three months of available for comment. Japanese cannon which will be featured in hand are, from left, Howard Conn, transpor­ Are IhV ifhes we hold*mosl dear trying their Idck negotiations had its “ups and downs" The new contract also lengthens the State Loyalty Day Parade on May 4, in tation committee chairman; Jake Laguza, but the two sides were reasonable in the time span between wage step in­ Manchester. Captured in Munda, New chaplain; Robert Acelin, color guard cap­ Always remembered Visitors try th^ir luck .on a water pistOjlistol Sunday on $ Iver Lane in the vacated Best their approached. creases by six months. Wife Georgia in the South Pacific in August 1943 by tain; and Earl Duff, assistant chairman of farne THursd^ night at the East' Harttojtfopa Warehouse Foq^s o ^ parking lot. (Herald photo “We didn’t ask for afiything 1 Under the present contract officers believe was totally outlandish and are hired at step one, and go to step the Tank Company, 169th Infantry, 43rd Divi­ the building committee. Lions Club Annual Carnival being held Until by^R^y.r--'lC. ■li the town didn’t try to take back what two after six months, and step three sion, the cannon was shipped to Manchester in Mernoriam 1 we’ve had before,” Holyfield said. after a year, step four after two years, and step five after three In memory of our loving father Dawd R Me The negotiations we£p finished two eonnell. who passed away April 27th. 1978 months before the present contract years. Sadly missed by hir^hildren. House passe&^^il expires June 30. Previous The new agreement will have VFW plans gala weekend , Kalh>7 Karen. Brenda, Robert . and Caroline negotiations have lasted anywhere employees promoted to step two after one year, step three after two from six months to a year and a half By BETTY RYDER Six contestants will vie for the title O'Neill, lieutenant governor of the years, step four after three years, after the contract expires. of State Loyalty Day Queen with the State of Connecticut; and Edward L, and step five after four years. Family Editor funding Kinges on ^nate The biggest “stumbling block” in winner reigning over Sunday’s Burnham, assistant adjutant “We didn't see anything wrong Months of hard work by members this year’s 1 negotiations was the parade. general, administrative of Kansas with it, it should increase of the Anderson-Shea Post of the By MARTIN KEARNS drew about 125 supporters. standing passengers are taken into provision stating that the results of On Saturday, the post and its City, Mo., will represent the National professionalism and give something Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Herald Reporter State Reps. Walter H. Joyner. R- account, Joyner said. physical examinations which are auxiliary will conduct an open house VFW, Payment requirecLbefore hiring a policeman, to strive for,” Holyfield said. Ladies Auxiliary in Manchester will MANCHESTER - The State Manchester, Aloysius Ahearn, D- The plan also inclydes the con­ at the post home, 608 E. Center St. The parade will step out promptly and every two years after that, would Other changes were paying of­ culminate next weekend when the House of Representatives Friday Bolton. and Andrew Carey, D- struction of parking lots in East Beginning at 10 a.m., there will be a at 1 p.m. from Robertson. Park at not be released to the town without ficers a minimum of six hours pay, at organization hosts the State VFW voted overwhelmingly to free about Willimantic. led a bi-partisan effort Hartford and'Manchester, Where the setback tournament. At 1 p.m., there North Main Street, and will feature employee approval. the regular rate, for court atten­ Loyalty Day Parade and related ac­ $750,000 for the Manchester to Hart­ to ammend existing transit legisla­ com'muter stops would be made. will be activities for the adults and military, ethnic, fraternal and Although the examination results dance. The town will deduct this tivities. on pact^ ford commuter rail line. tion to include the Manchester cor­ Joyner called the prospects for cartoons will be shown for the patriotic organizations, To date, have not been released to the town, from the total $600 paid by the court The weekend will begin with the The legislation now awaits action ridor. The ammendment was in­ Senate approval of the bill good. The children. there are more than 40 band units and for attendance . Queen's Ball on Friday from 9 p.m. Checking out the table settings for the Distinguished Guests troduced by Ahearn. bill is reportedly supported by state this was not specifically stated under Later that evening, an old- drum corps registered. The parade by the state Senate, which is Other language changes entitles an to 1 a.m. at the State Armory in ' Funding has been made available Senators David Barry, D-Fourth the present contract. 'This meant the fashioned baked bean supper with hot will terminate at Hartford Road. Luncheon which will proceed the State Loyalty Day Parade are, expected next week. The house bill officer to payment for unused sick or Manchester with dancing to the through the use of existing but un­ District, and Marcella Fahey, D- town could conceivable gain release Following the parade, the post and from left, Florence Streeter and Doris McCarthy, reserves money for an engineering holiday leave. Although the town had music of Paul Landerman’s dogs and brown bread will be served, finalized used funds voted in 1974. State Third District. Joyner said their sup­ of the physical without employee ap­ its auxiliary will conduct an open study and construction project. The after which there will be music for proval. The new contract institutes paid for this, the contract did not in­ Orchestra. Mrs. Theresa Varney, study could be completed by next monies for rail projects, contained in port would be crucial to the bill's dancing. house. A large tent will be setup and MANCHESTER —A request for the standing policy. clude the specification. past state president; and Harold Herald photos fall. tlie 1980-81 budget, areall marked for success. On Sunday, there will be a “Freedom” will entertain and play town payment, upon completion of Examinations before hiring are Another provision changes the Beard, past district commander, are Just last week the rail corridor had completion of the Waterbury to Hart­ Barry has said that he will s^port Distinguished Guest Luncheon, by in­ for dancing. Progress Drive, has been made by given by Dr. Alice Turek, health name of the Connecticut State Police co-chairpersons of the Ball Com­ by Frank Burbank been a dead issue. The Legislature's ford line. the bill if public support indicated vitation only, at 11 a.m. at the post Tickets for the Queen’s Ball are $6 Leonard Seader, of First Hartford director, and the biannual physicals Association to the “Police Associa­ mittee and responsible for such func­ Finance Committee had failed to The new funding would allow for success for the project. It is not es­ home, under the direction of Mrs. per person and may be purchased at Realty Corp., who also said the $157,- tion of Connecticut” tions as making dworations, even consider bonding the project renovations to bring the line up to timated that riders fees would be by the police officer’s private physi­ the post home. There will be a cash 882 will be used for town taxes. ordering tables, chairs, sweeting an Florence Streeter, past state presi­ class III rail codes, enabling rail cars able to cover the costs of operating bar and participants may bring The payment is due the corpora­ and set it up for action in the next orchestra, printing tickets, etc. A dent. Among those attending will be 1 session of the legislature. to reach speeds of 60 mph, Joyner the line and Barry said he wanted to snacks. tion under* an agreement the town sub-committee has also been busy state and town government officials; has with private contractors for Local legislators,’ however, had said. Current speeds are restricted to be sure of the corridor's use before state officers of the VFW; William •I- selecting judges for the Queen m t I *; convinced Transportation Com­ 20’mph. commiting state monies to the development of Buckland Industrial Contest. • ' V ’ ;t.> Park. The industrial guidelines mittee Chairman Thom Serrani, D, It is envisioned that bud will carry project. Only a handful of state represen­ i h 15 t , provide the town and the contractor of the public's support for the rail commuters along the line. Each car Human services tatives voted against the measure in split capital imptovement costs for line. The committee held a hearing at can seat about 80 people and a total of t’li the park. If the corporation the Whiton Memorial Library and about 100 could be included when the house vote. generates tax revenue over 50 per­ budget revamped cent of the improvement cost, the town reimburses that amou^. First Hartford construCTcd the Sandblaster scours brick MANCHESTER -The newly- Originally merger plans also in­ road loop, christened Progress Drive created Human Services Department cluded a full time monitor/evaluator which provides access in the park. In has submitted a revised budget position. However, the board decided his letter to the town Seader noted 16 request, calling for an increase of to fund this as a part-time position, buildings have been constructed in schools shy from sharing $26,067, plus and increase of $736 for reducing the original $30,000 request. the park and witli 19 tenants 14 of the Civil Preparedness budget. The revised budget request notes which are new to Manchester. The The increase is in accordance with that secretarial duties will be shared By PATRICK REILIA which could remove the graffiti from employee estimate is about 600. detrimental to the life of the brick the merger of the Health, Social Ser­ by the human services director and Herald Reporter the walls without scouring the brick. The tax revenue accrued since the then the board should take this in to vices, and Human Services, the Director of Civil Preparedness, Asked why they didn’t consider Mr. 1968 guidelines were approved EA.sr HARTFORD —School of­ consideration, ” School Board Chair­ Departments and the Senior Citizen’s James Fogarty. Wilkie’s machines when they looked through the 1979 Grand List is $2,200,- ficials got a demonstration Friday man Lawrence DelPonte said after Center which creates a post of direc­ This will add $736 to the Civil to purchase a sandblaster, school of­ 000. afternoon of the Park Department’s watching the demonstration. “ But if tor of human services. Preparedness budget. The total of The town's investment is $573,584 sandblasting machine but they aren’t the scoring is not a factor we ficials said they were looking for a The Board of Directors recently the three department’s funding more portable sandblaster that can according to Seador, and the taxes sure it’s the machine they want. shouldn't spend any money for a new approved the merger, at a budget requests in the manager’s be carried to the second stories of generated in excess of cost are $1,- Assistant School Superintendent machine” workshop session. The final budget, recommended budget had been $849,-.; school buildings to remove graffiti. 714,188. Robert Fresher had asked for the The board did vote Monday to with the increase funding the 336. Fresher said he has set up a i r As the industrial park projects demonstration at Penney High purchase a machine manufactured merger, will be adopted May 7, The revised request is $875,403. were completed, the town had paid School,to see how well the machine by Hydrosander Inc. of Columbia, meeting with Wilkie on Wednesday to the corporation. The request is for removes graffiti spary-painted on the South Carolina. The board had talk more about his sandblasters. final payment of $157,881.36. for the high school walls. agreed to waive a bidding regulation road completion. The machine works well, possibly in the purchase of the hydrosander In a second letter to Robert Weiss, too well. The demonstration per­ because they were told Hydrosander general manager, Seador said that formed for town and school officials was the only company that made a water and sand mixture sandblaster. 4 ^ 1 > 1.: the payment will be used toward removed the spray paint but also the ... First Hartford's taxes. thin layer of the bricks surface. The At the demonstartion officials In December the Board of Direc­ park department machine needs to were approached by Bill Wilkie of Six contestants will vie for the coveted the parade on May 4. This year, for the first tors agreed to pay the corporation be hooked up to a compressor and United Paint and Wallpaper Inc. of crown of State Loyalty Day Queen held by time, the Queen’s crown will be a perma- uses air-powered blasts of silica sand Wethersfield who represents firms $19,997 under the agreement, but Margaret Zikus, co-chairman, at left, and nent official crown to be passed on each with the provision the payment be to strip away the paint. that manufacture water and sand Clippings news items for the post’s scrap- Barbara Eyes, state loyalty day chairman for Irene Edwards, chairman of the Queen succeeding year. used toward an outstanding tax debt The Board of Education had voted sandblasting machine. Wilkie said he book are, from left, Patricia Beeler, state the Ladies Auxiliary, Monday night to purchase a $3,961 could sell school officials a machine Committee. The winner will preside over of $26,518 president of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary; and Last year's total taxes on tlie cor­ hydrosanding machine that is por­ for either $2,795 or $1,995 both of poration'? park property was $127,- table and uses a mixture of sand and 518 The 1979 Grand List figure, with water to strip away paint or dirt. Pre«* leolurc slated reasessed property values, which is Tuesday Fresher halted the purchase in the third year of phase-in could not when school officials were informed M ANCIIES'I'ER — A free lecture determined as of press time. that the town’s park department sharing ideas and discussing topics In a third letter. Seador enclosed already owns a sand blasting dealing with the female corporate bids for storm drainage and sanitary machine and would let the schools image, self-projection and the needs sewer improvements For these im­ use it. of the female in today’s business provements a reimbursement School officials' reaction, however, world will be presented on Tuesday request of $51,200 was made. was that the machine they saw at 10 a m. at the State Academy, 397 Broad St. Lisa Rea is the lecturer. A The payment requested will be demonstrated scoured the brick and second lecture is set for May 26 at 10 reviewed by the Board of Directors, is not as portable as the machine the a.m. at Hair Plus, 1160 Burnisde Ave, and must be approved by a majority board wanted to purchase. c a of directors. "It scouring of the brick is For further information, call 649- 5330.

^ s r ■ A c h u n ^ c discussed lor the annual P r e s id e n t s P 0 11 u c k \ KRNO\-Thc Board of supper Education meeting Antique Show & Sale scheduled for Monday has Large 1 Day Sunday Show been postponed until May East Catholic High School 12 at 7:30 p m at the Mid­ Su|t|iort HeHMiun 115 New State Road • Manchester, CT dle School MANCIIESIER-The Greater Manchester (Enter from rear of building) \ r\V Auxiliurv Arthritis Support Group April 27, 1980 will meet May 7 at 7:30 M\N( MES I ER-The Hours 10 to 5 PM Members of “Freedom” will play for Coventry; Tim Rippey of Windsor; and Ladies /^ixiliary of thehe > m at Manchester Look for our exciting vaiue-packed circuiar Admission $1,50 - $1,25 with this card Jim Rosati of East Hartford; and from Anderson/Shea Post of thyih / MMemorial Hospital, con- dancing following the parade at an open Veterans of Foreign Wars ler en ce room A. The Benefit ECHS Hockey Team in your favorite Sunday newspaper or pick up house on the grounds of the post home. left, back row, Haig Shahverdian of will conducK its^fgular program will be a round Dlraclloni: Koulc »6; EiM -Eiil 42. Right on Center Street beer Members of the band, some of whom were Manchester; Jim Juliano of Vernon; Carl meeting on Monday at 7:,30 table discussion All in- Icit toward overhead light. Watch fot>i*m-Easl Catholic located formerly with the “Main Street Band,” Salina of Tolland; Tim Engle of imt beyond light. (Neat to Cheney Technical School) one at your nearby Caldor Store. ______Doris McCarthy, at left, and Dorothy for the Distinguished Guests Luncheon to be p.m. at the post home, 608 terested persons are in- are, from left, front row, Ken Hicks of Thomaston; and Steve Pappillo of Tolland. E Center St. Plans will be vited to attend McCarthy, prepare attractive centerpieces held May 4 at the post home. . EVENING HERALIJ, Sat., April 20, 1980 - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. April 28, 1980 OMHNtleirt'i Largest FLEIiMKET ColenclQr___ -nYi. MANCHESTER Wednesday Sunday SlarttMay4MMj« Manchester "Irene,” 7 p.m., Gideon Welles Junior High School. Wednesday „ . , o on m Board of Welfare, 9 a.m, to noon. Town Hall. . Eli Terry School Ice Cream Social, 6:30 p.m., Town EVERY SUNDAY Monday Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Monday „ FREE ADMISSION lO 3 p.m. —Pension Board, Town Hall, hearing room. Hall. Board of Education, 8 p.m., Glastonbury High School VENDORS - 5$ Rotary Club, 7 p.m., Coventry Grange. Faaturing>antiquee, glftt, arte ft 7:30 p.m. —Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Hall, .//) • ' V crafts and Mora. Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m., Gideon Welles Senior V e m o n hearing room. Thursday rr CALL FOR MORE INFO. Center, Main Street. Today 649-2596 Mon>Fri. 9-4 7:30 p.m. Directors Budget Workshop, Town Hall, Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m.. 646-9901 after 6:15 coffee room. Town Hall. Tuesday Keep America Beautiful cleanup day, all over town. 7:30 p.m. —Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Town Council budget session, 7 p.m.. Town Office - Town Hall, Probate Court Chambers. Friday ' Building. 8 pmJ.m. —Board of Education, Bennet Junior High Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Board(Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. ^ Choir festival, 7:30 p.m., Union Congregational Church, School. Elm Street. C /j Vernon CM 1^2 East Hartford Thursdaynursuay Mnndnv Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office ” ^^^eduled for tonight, HOUIfS H4-86 EYIT Tuesday Monday 6 4 9 - 9 3 3 i Board of Education meeting, 7:30 p.m., Penney High cancelled. ~ First Tiim In Englisli N 7 p.m. Republican Executive Board, Town Hall, School Amphitheatre. Hebron Tuesday hearing room. Collectors’ Corner ^ . "LA CAGE^ 7:30 p.m. —Republican Town Committee, Town Hall, Wednesday Monday Northwest Rockville Neighborhood Association , 7:30 Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference AUXvafOLLES'il! hearing room. Sanitarian, building official, town clerk and assessor, p.m.. Community Room, First Federal Savings, Park AWARt:^%INNER R Room, Town Hall. office hours 6 to 8 p.m.. Town pffice Building. Place. Wednesday Thursday Rham Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Rham High W e d n e sd a y Black Jack on check Academy Award Winner Personnel Appeals Board, 7:30 p.m., ponference School. Second hearing on general government and Board of 8 a.m. —Economic Development Council, Town Hall Room. Wednesday Education budgets, 7 p.m., Rockville High auditorium. ’’BREAKING,» hearing room. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council Nurses office hours, 1:30 to 3:30, Town Office Building. Thursday surprises collectors AWAY” Noon —Manchester Community Service Council Chambers, Town Hall. Annual meeting of Vernon Hi^storical Society, 7:15 Emanuel Lutheran Church. South Windsor other types had to be obtained to go took over in 1894.) ______^ 4:30 p.m. —Cheney Historical District, Town Hall. (^IdStOnhury p.m.. Union Church annex. Elm Street. By RU.SS MacKENDRICK The last thing most stamp people onto papers foF Express, Power of The Reserve Grand Award went to hearing room. Monday Friday Attorney, Entry of Goods, Life In­ an 8-frame topical exhibit entitled 6:30 p.m. —Judge's hours in Probate Court. Today would expect to see would be a Black Public hearing on senior citizen needs, 10 a.m., Senior Annual shrub sale, 6 to 9 p.m., Tolland County surance and even Passage Tickets. "The Resistance and Liberation of 7:30 p.m. —Democratic Town Committee, Town Hall, Glastonbury Products Show, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Jack glowering at them from an old- GIANT FLEA MARKET Citizen Center, 91 Ayers Road. Agricultural Center, Route 30. The most costly was a $200 "U.S. F"rance." Here we saw various Glastonbury High School. time bank check. United States Starts May 4 hearing room. Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m., Towi) Hall. Cardiac screening program, 4 to 9 p.m., Rockville definitives, commemoratives and 7:30 p.m. —Directors Budget Workshop, Town Hall, "Irene," 8:30 p.m., Gideon Welles Junior High School. revenue specialists, however, are not Inter. Revenue" in green and red. General Hospital. (This, the only two-color stamp in the semi-postal charity issues for the hearing room. Produced by Glastonbury Players. Tuesday surprised to find an occasional usage first issue, is sometimes called a WWII years together with mCHESTEfi 8 p.m. —Ethics Commission, Town Hall, Probate Court Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m,. Town of a regular postage stamp where a DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 S44A First Issue Documentary would be "Persian Rug," but the real "Rugs" explanatory material. called for. are the three-color $200 and $500 Silver awards went to "Pre-1890 3 Hits FR.-SAT.-SUN. Besides this Saybrook check of stamps in the second issue.) Classic U.S. Precancels" and "Canal BetoreyouM" Andover A&P PUTS THE LID ON MEATPRICIS! 1865, which turned up at a recent In early 1862 the law read that the Zone — Last Day of Postal Service." A&P STORE COUPON A&P STORE COUPON n r CCCoin Club meeting, there were proper stamp had to go onto each The three bronzes were taken by Sunday Now through May 17, wt guarantat that With This Valuable Coupon Mothers Day I I with This Coupon 8 A $7.50 Purchaae* specific document. After jt had "United Slates Stamped Envelopes, " Pilgrim Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Andover Congregational TO wAR>a THi nmciuaa or two other instances shown in the tht pricaa ol all Iraah pork, boat, vtal, I ORANGE JUICE dawned on the powers that it was "19th Century Postal History and the Church. lamb, poultry and (lah will not bo ralaad BEANCOFFUE "Civil War Revenues " exhibit at the MANPEX last week. One was a 2- well-nigh impossible for every office Railroad, " and “ Civil War Monday boyond lha calling prlcai now poatad In I M in u te «. Eight cent Jackson like the above, and the to stock every stamp, the law was Revenues." Kindergarten registration (also Tuesday and tha BUtchar Shop at ASP. Sava mora thla other was a 3-cent Washington. Scott changed to allow whatever revenue The exhibits were excellent, buC’ Wednesday), 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Andover Elementary waak with maat apaclala and Inllatlon- M a i d Plus 2ND Hit 1»« O’clock rExctpiI’Excspt llsms Protiibilsd By Lsw Design No. 25. (The one that if pink is w as handy (except for the there were not enough of them for a mAOVOmtiO ITEM rOUCY: ImH •( >wm DtfvwtM Lim it Or>« C o up o nP o rF im ily. AP-2 g jUmltOi"^ n s C ouponPsr F im lly AP>2 (Ighllng Iraah maat calling pricat at A&P. School. Mm m Is ! • bs r s id iif tv a la M s M is st f M t w tttt worth a bundle and if dull red — Proprietaries). It was probably not show of the MANPEX caliber. (One p d f In D M li > Mnm, tiespi m if icWIciiy a22 . _ a . . ' “ ...... u^aSM B ] PREDCRQ Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m,. Town Office nnMbiMstA zilch.) spelled out that regular postage MPS member has vowed to get going Building. COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP ^ A&P PdULfRY SHOP Documentary revenue stamps could be used on documents, but they forthwith on a Stamp-From-Every- OUftKTBR Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ were sometimes, and evidently got County display for next year.) IS MAY 11 were first instituted in 1862 to help fice Building. FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED-2V2 TO 3 LBS. PLUS m finance the Civil War and persisted in bv. To piece out the frames, the club Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m,. Town Office *‘Sister-ln-Law” R one form or another until late 1967. MANPEX ’80 showed the 1975 and 1976 gold medal Building, winners, plus the whole story of prin­ Shank Portion The famous first issue was The Grand Award was taken by an ting the recent Connecticut Old State Tuesday WHOLE FRYERS staggering. A bland vignette of exhibit of Bank Note Jacksons with House Local Post. Also there was a Overeaters Anonymous, 1 p.m., Andover or Washington was shown on 102 AJ in profile on 2, 3 and 4-cent C O N T A IN S ^ frame showing the nominations for Show her you care Congregational Church. different stamps for 28 kinds of stamps between 1870 and 1893. This is SMOKED I f l l V 3BREASTQTRS (withb.icks) the World's Most Beautiful Stamp as "documents ' Thirteen were for called the "Bank Note Era " because cVI'/.'iz/s/Ve/r/ ‘‘Di'ivr in Wednesday D w im W 3 LEG OTRS (with bricks) announced in MPSer Bob Johnston's 3NECKS.3 WINGS.3GIBLET Inland Exchange, then came an even our stamps were being printed by the Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational column, "General Collecting Can Be P U I P l f C M dozen for Foreign Exchange, 8 National Bank Note Company, The with your own Church. Fun," which is a feature in the Stamp FRI.SAT.SUN. at 8:00 p.m. HAMS lb. u n i u l i c i l YOUR CHOICE! Proprietaries, 7 Mortgage, and 6 Continental Bank Note Company, or Thursday Collector newspaper. The results will : .HItKt I f r, i;'l. .rt'l’liu' I • : '1 UPIIP J'.ARlFRf .j'.APTFRrD3 r.P 9 apiece lor Playing Cards, the American, et cetera. ("The U.S. STEVE MARTIN. Well child clinic, all day, Andover Congregational WHOLE QQC Ham Steaks $458 Rump 7QC Conveyance and Probate of Will. Still Bureau of Engraving and Printing be given later. Herald Happy Ad. Church. or HALF HAM 0 0 or R oasts I t Portion Ham lO Split Fryers or Roasters 49‘ Supermarket Shopper 1 h e j E R ) < Bolton A UNIVERSAL P)CTURE «» [R -( THE BUTCHER SHOP )- Today WEAVER MEAT FRESH-READY GROUND PLUS Boy Scout Troop 73, tag sale, 9 a.m.. United Methodist Chicken Purchase proof theft K ju n m u u , She’ll be touched by your thoughtfulness and sur­ Church, Route 44A. Whole 20 to 25 lbs. prised by your originality. This unique message Sunday Franks GROUND Franks POLSKA RIBS OF ANN PAGE costs so little and means so much to your mother, Bolton's Third annual five-mile road race, 1 p.m., AMIMAL CUSTOM CUT Bolton High School. Hiilshire BEEF is as bad as stealing grandmother, or wife. BEEF TO ORDER! Sliced I M U f E Monday Kieibasa M M R iB OvfhniACM Bacon By MARTIN SLOANE formative nature of you column. Not Three Musketeers, M&Ms, Twix or Compose your message on the form below and mail Rib Roasts LARGE END ^ S o l d In V * only is it consumer oriented, but it Summit Cookie Bars plus $1.50. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ BI(M«i& CvfNNfAOT |ih i7ir>A0S FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED DEAR SUPERMARKET FLEA MARKH it in or phone one of our friendly ad-visors to help AVAILABLE WED-SAT ariAKa 3-Lb. Avg. also sheds some light on problem Expired Dec. 31, 1980. munity Hall. Rib Roasts SMALL END $2ja . Rolls SHOPPER —■ A few dishonest EVEAV SUNDAY „ Charter Study Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Fresh Cod M tih 'B eO N tllSS lOMWCRlTOdMONiCO Chicken 5 b or shoppers steal proofs of purchase areas, such as thoughtless shoppers TRIDENT-DENTYNE-CERTS you. Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley who take whole pads of refund forms. Moped Sweepstakes Cash Refund Steaks Center Cut Rib Eye Steaks l U c Q S package right off supermarket products. This Memorial Library. results in damaged merchandise and If enough of your "Don't Be a Pad Offer, P.O. Box 8251, St. Paul. Minn. Women’s Auxiliary of Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ I))- losses to the supermarket, which we Grabber" signs are available, we 55182. Receive a $1 refund. Send 11 MESSAGES FOR MOM ment, 8 p.m., firehouse. uisnaKr all pay for in the long run. would appreciate receiving them for outside-package wrappers from any Bolton High School Parents Group, 7:30 p.m., high MARGARINE QUARTERS ORANGE JUICE When I see someone taking a proof- our 11 stores. Thank you for your con­ combination of Trident Gum, Den- MOTHER'S NAME school library. of-purchase seal from a box, I point tinuing support of fair practices in tyne, Freshen-Up, Certs or the retail grocery industry.—Vernon Rothchilds. You will also be W ednesday the offender out to the store BLUE BONNET MINUTE MAID L. Cavitch, Gen’s Markets, Detroit. automatically entered in the MESSAGE Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. manager, Proof-of-Purchase thieves deserve the contempt of all honest DEAR READERS — I would like sweepstakes. Important: The words Friday couponers and refunders.—Hope to remind store owners and "refund requested " must appear in Confirmation, 7:30 p.m., St. Maurice Church, from Taylor. Mich. managers that I will send them my the lower left-hand corner of your DEAR HOPE — I wholeheartedly "Don’t Be a Pad Grabber" sign if envelope. Offer void in Utah and Coventry agree with you and urge readers to thev write to me on their letterhead Howard County, MD. Expires Julv SIGNED follow your example. In my opinion, at P.O. Box 1149, Great Neck, N.Y, 31, 1980. ^ Id c H ^ lio b Monday FLAVORFUL-CREAMY ALL FLAVORS stealing box tops and lables from 11023. Eruil-i, sliiri'liex (File 1) AMERICAN BEAUTY $1.50 Re­ Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 P(m,, Town Sealtest ■> Hendries gal supermarket merchandise is just as Refund of the day MICKTY ROONEY fund Offer. Receive a $1.50 refund. Hall. Cottage Cheese tee Cream bad as stealing the merchandise Write to the following address to @ United Artiete Phone 643-2711 and ask Send the required refund form plus Mothers Club, 8 P.m., First Congregational Church. GREAT ANY TIME AS MEAL OR SNACK itself. receive the form necessary for this WHITE OR COLORED AMERICAN MIXED four front panels including roses and I hope stores will take the offer: Kordite, P.O. Box 327, Tuesday Mel-O-Bit Banquet net-weight statements from any ALLPURPOSE PATENTED strongest possible action against Macedon, N.Y. 14502. This offer, for Terry or Joe. Deadline Historical Society, 7:30 p.m,, Sprague House, Main combination of American Beauty Cheese Slices Fried Chicken ^ shoppers or employees caught which is good for a $2 film-processing Street. Spaghetti. Noodles or Elbo-Roni A & P ' ASSORTEDVARIETIES damaging their merchandise in this certificate, expires Sept 30, 1980. Eastern io Q Q 0 Rose products. Expires july 16, 1980. R oge r Shredded Ann Page „oz manner. Clip ‘n’ file rt'funds is noon, Friday, May 9; Mozzarella Potatoes Bushes Dinners DEAR SUPERMARKET GREEN GIA.NT Co. Receive a free SHOPPER — I am a sales represen­ SoiipM, snack foixls, randy (File .’5) can of Green Giant Cut Green Beans. ^M o o reiB B tative for the Pillsbury Company. I Clip out this file and keep it with Send the required refund form plus ads will appear Saturday, l a u n d r y d e t e r g e n t Educational planning HEFTY DAGS SALE! spend a lot of time in supermarkets similar cash-off coupons—beverage two ingredient panels from cans of LEAF LETTUCE NAVEL ORANGES refund offers with beverage coupons, Green Giant Cut Green Beans. "ffo lk e s ' HEFTY-SUPER WEIGHT Cold Power and enjoy meeting shoppers who are subject for seminar Fancy interested in Pillsbury products. for example. Start collecting the Expires Aug. 31, 1980. May 10. Trash Bags 99* Red or Calil. needed proofs of purchase while JOAN OF ARC Co. Receive a 50- ...... "ItLt UtrmAAT Q rttn Jumbo Even though many of the stores In tha BtrAnftaat eomeily HEFTY-IAU 20( Oil Label looking for the required refund forms cents-off coupon and 15 cents MANCHESTER A seminar on educational planning, ‘48” siza 49 oz. pkg. won't let me put up refund forms on of tha yaarl sponsored by the Manchester High School Guidance Kitchen Bags par bunch 5 - ^ 1 ^ their shelves. I make a point of at the supermarket, in newspapers postage. Send the required refund Department, will be held Tuesday in the school cafeteria carrying them with me to give to and magazines, and when trading form and three ingredient panels for juniors and their parents. Admissions representatives shoppers who ask for them. Most with friends. Offers are subject to from cans of Joan of Arc Kidney Style A from area colleges will be guest speakers on the various ASSORTED-BATHROOM FLAVORFUL OOXSEE-NEW ENGLAND STYLE GREEN GIANT sales representatives feel the same manufacturers’ geographical limits Beans. Expires July 31, 1980 topics, and school guidance conselors will be available to way and are happy to help shoppers and local laws. Allow 10 weeks to MOTT'S Apple Sauce with Ground 3mo * 2 . 5 0 Style B answer questions. SCOTT TETLEY CLAM NIBLETS out. receive each refund. Cranberries. Receive a 50-cent re­ High school course preparation and testing will be dis­ L I suggest that when your readers LIPTON SOUP. Soup and fund. Send the required refund form * 5 . 0 0 cussed by John Vlandis from the University of Connec­ i m . CORN see us working in the aisles, they Sandwich Refund Offer. Receive a $1 plus two quality seals from bottles of These are two examples. ticut. Choosing a college will be the topic of Joseph Mar- TISSUES TEA BAGS O CHOWDER come over and ask if we have any refund Send the required refund Mott's Apple Sauce with Ground la ly n i KiiStV tinkovic of Post College with financial aid being dis­ coupons for refund forms.—Ann in form plus front name panels from Cranberries. Expires Dec. 31, 1980. O'Neal McNichol You may take any cussed by Jennifer Stauffer of Trinity College. California. any four boxes of Lipton Chicken Here is another offer that does not size you wish. Tetley1 $ Noodle or Ring 0 Noodle soup mixes require a form: Cooperative and work study programs will be covered *t\n DEAR ANN — Shoppers often see by Arthur Forst of Eastern Connecticut State College, 159 manufacturers' sales represen­ plus front name panels from any two ADOLPH'S Beef or Beans. F’.O. T^ittle and career planning will be the topic of the presentation 1000 cl ■ tatives in supermarkets setting up of these products: tuna, cheese, Box 8860. Clinton, Iowa 52736. rolls^1 ■ peanut butter, jelly or jam, bologna Receive a $l-off-coupon. Send two T )arlin ^ by Charles Reagan of Manchester Community College. sales displays, taking counts and These representatives will discuss application 3 89 straightening merchandise. It is nice or ham. Expires Dec. 31. 1980 labels from Adolph’s Chili Cooking D O N I i t i Bonus! These offers don't require Sauce, Traditional Tomato or THE tint f o a vou requirements and procedures, what makes a strong 3 to know that many of them welcome applicant, and new, unique or career-oriented programs requests for refund forms. forms: Western Beef Style. Include name of ft-SI- at their respective colleges. There will be an opportunity HBA and GENERAL SERVICE DELI* DEAR SUPERMARKET M&M-MARS Star Trek, Young store where purchased. Expires Aug. America, Minn. 55399. Receive a Star for questions and answers. PHINUt-tlBOW, ZIIl HtOULAHOH ii A iE ANNANNPAGE-LO-CAL PAGE-LO-tAL SHOPPER — Several of our store 31, 1981. a story of chance The program will begin at 7 p.m. with dessert prepared JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S FRENCH managers have commented on the in­ Trek mobile and guide. Send any five Co|iyrighl l‘)80, ( iiitt-il Fculurt- Thin Spaghetti 49^ Dressing 1000 ISLAND by the MHS foods classes and the seminar will begin at ■ ^ 1 Ihlb. nurkarMpackage ^ wrappers from Milky Way, Snickers, .Svmliculc Inc. 7:30 Baby no, S 'ffS GOLDEN OR PURPLE ASSORTED COOKED BEING Shampoo " Juicy Juice 59* Viva Napkins 59* Museum won’t open WOODY HERMAN JOHNSON & JOHNSON'S TOMATO M B A * 10«t0« OFF LABEL-JO,LABEL-JOHNSON 5 JOHNSON HAM A nd HIs THERE VERNON - The may be up for sale. The EXTRA >«ti YOUNG THUNDERING HERD Club seeks members Domestic Executive Board of the Rev. Paul Bowman, who Cotton >oD« Welch’s Juice ° 59^ Diapers ABSORBENT Ifa Guest Star, Roberta Peck Vernon Historical Society will be retiring as of next \ ERNON — The Suburban Women's Club of Vernon, Swabs 9 9 * '' ANN PAGE-ALL FLAVORS MT.DEW OR REG. or d ie t $189 has unanimously voted not fall, now lives -tbere. 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April 26, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 26, 1980 - 11 .X downs Tech Nerolcl Qnql^s^ Rosie rates hearing: Shorter By LEN AUSTER for the Beavers, walking two and Dead duck at first By EARL YOST system to eliminate droDouts....It’s a realistic.’Thererealistic. ’There is the real life side, a Shorter hopes all can be nresolved Herald SporiRwriter striking out two. system to eliminate dropouts....It’s a Penney High’s Mark Anderson reaches Tom Martin ripped a solo 360-foot Sports Editor strange case in Boston,” he added. boycott because of the world situa­ and the United States will take part • Giving one away it might have had, homer in the first into the woods in Shorter, who held the honor as Un­ tion, and there’s the athlete’s in the Summer Olympic Games but if for bag but is too late as he was picked Cheney Tech bowed, 5-3, to Coventry By “She deserves a hearing,” Frank left for Cheney with the Beavers ad­ Treacys Shorter said of the Rosie Ruiz case cle Sam’s No.l marathoner until Bil­ side..where he wants to compete. not, he’s prepared to do his best in off first base in first inning of CCIL tilt High in COC basebali action yester­ ding single markers in the fifth and the Olympic Trials. Earl Y ost involving her participating and finish ly Rodgers burst on the scene, feels “My present goal is the Olympic yesterday at Kelley Field. Manchester day at the Beavers’ diamond. sixth frames. there is two sides to the proposed Trials. T want to compete against “I’m in great shape and looking Four Patriot runs were unearned in the Boston Marathon last Monday. first baseman Bill Herlth slapped tag on Martin and Vann rapped one-out Olympic boycott. “You have to be the best. There you would be up forward to the trials.” as the Techmen committed five, Sports Editor one-two Shorter, an Olympic Gold Medal diving Anderson. (Herald photo by Pin­ singles in the seventh but Coventry winner in the 1972 Olympic Games against the best overall field possi­ Shorter will jog, for fun with errors and the Beavers ran reliever Kevin Green bore down to ble. That’s what the Olympics are ail thousands of area runners in today’s to) themselves out of a possible big in^ and a Silver Medal winner in the 1976 get Dumez on strikes and Mike in relays Games, was in Hartford promoting about..a meeting of the greatest second annual Run for Life race in ning. Nicholson on a foul pop. Cheney athletes in the world,” he added. Hartford which last year attracted The viclory was Coventry’s fifth in the National Run for Life race today stranded eight. One-two finishers in the Five Mile starting at 11 o’clock in Hartford’s “If the Olympic boycott stands, 30,0(X) runners nationally in 115 cities a row and pegs its confereijCe record Hartford Twilight Baseball League Green hurled the last three innings Road Race in Manchester last alternate competition may be the and more than $750,000 was raised for at 4-3 and overall mark at 5-3, The will return to Moriarty Field for all Bushnell Park. it- and was credited with the win. He Shorter is a veteran of several answer,” he said. the American Heart Association. Techmen slip to 3-5 in the COC, 5-5 ’Thanksgiving morning, the Treacy home games during the 1980 season. L gave up five hits, walked two and brothers John and Ray, each won 10,- Boston Marathons although he Shorter has been training with his Hartford lured 1,100 runners and $50,- overail. i Manager Gene Johnson, who has fanned two. 000 meter events in the Penn Relays guided the Gas Housers to a half passed up this year’s to concentrate mileage averaging 125 a week. 000 was realized with Connecticut “How many.earned runs did they “Mistakes against some teams, “That’s under altitude conditions Mutual Life sponsoring the program. get,” Tech Coach Aaron Silvia in­ ’Thursday. dozen regular season and playoff on the Olympic Trials, May 14 in Buf­ you can get away with. Teams you’re Ray, competing in the College titles, reported the club will shift falo, N.Y. he continued. Shorter is the national spokesman quired, “We made too many mis­ conipetitive with, they’ll make you for CML’s Run for Life program. takes, mental mistakes. The inning Men’s Division, stepped around the from Manchester Community Speaking of the Ruiz situation. pay for it,” Silvia remarked. Shorter, a graduate of Yale and a Chris (Vann) got caught off third we course in 29:25.3, representing College’s field with the first game Vann was 3-for-3 and Martin, lawyer with his practice in Colorado, had the potential for a couple of runs, Providence College. May 30. ’The MB’s will be home every Nicholson and Tamiso each chipped John Treacy, running for the Friday night for league starts. “The said a hearing would be proper Youiijust can’t do that.” in two blows for Cheney. Kevin Providence Track Club, was timed in fans are the most important and "because this is the U.S.A. and she’s Cheney had four hits in the fourth Thalacker was 3-for-4 for the Stunning record 28:01.5 over the same course while should be catered to. That’s the innocent until proven guilty. And she Tribe edges Penney and faiied to score. Vann, after a Patriots. bloop single by Rich Tamiso, rounded taking part in the Men’s Olympic reason we’ll be going back to Moriar­ should be allowed to present her MADRID (UPI) — U.S. Masters champion Severiano Ballesteros shot different game but who knows. He yielded three hits, walked none and. third too far and was picked off. Dan Development 10,000. ty Field,’’ Johnson said...Craig case.” a stunning course record 9-under-par 63 Friday in the second round of By LKN VI STKK fanned three in notching his fourth Steuernagel, former East Catholic “The BAA (Boston Athletic the $65,000 Madrid Open to take a five stroke lead over fellow Spaniard didn't say anything to him (John­ McElheron’s single loaded the sacks Covi-niry (5) - Kent Thalacker c, 3-1- Credentials checked Frank Shorter llt-rulcl Sporldwrilcr drow) particularly. He was mad at win without a loss. Hill allowed six standout, now working into the Association) has not devised a Manuel Pinero in the four-day tournament. Last-inning lightning struck again. instead oT V ’oducing a run. Jim 1- 1, Beach if, 4-1-1-0, M orse p/cf, 4-1-0-0, the pitch. " the Black Knight coach hits, four runs, walked four and McKay’s grounder to short was Lane Jb, 4-0-0-1, G reen cf/p, 3-1-1-0, Remember Steve Marek, the man regular pitching rotation at UConn as The 23-year-old Ballesteros, watched by King Juan Carlos and Queen Manchester High, with wins in the fanned eight in his stint. McConnell 3b, 4-0-1-2, Kev. Thalacker 2b, who was brough in from New York a freshmen, will be with the MB’s in Sofia of Spain, had nine birdies in the round — a personal best which bottom of the ninth and 10th innings defended his player. backhand^ by a sprawled Chris The victory moves Manchester to Manchester reached Smith, who D’Am brqA who got the force at se­ 4-1-3-0, Caisse rf, 4-0-1-0, D’Ambrosio ss, last Thanksgiving to provide a foul- Twi play...(Condolences are extended gave him a staggering two-day total of 13-under 131. Pinero, who prior, did it again with a run in the twirled seven innings in the jayvee 2- 0-04). proof system of tabulating the to the family of Joel Janenda, chair­ New York ^strips^ covered the 6,995-yard Puerto de Hierro course in 69 Friday, stood at bottom of the ninth as it nipped 5-2 in the league. 6-2 overall while the cond. 4 ^ contest, for a run in the eighth." C heney T ech (.3) - Colpitts cf, 4-0-0-0, finishers? He was the one wearing man of the Advisory Park and 136. Penney High. 6-5. Ui^CClL play setback drops Penney out of a tie for “Tijat one he (D’Ambrosio) made the top rung in the CCIL to 4-3. 6-3 Spears, Ezerins and Eric Gauruder H arrison rf, O-O-O-O, M artin dh, 4-2-2-1, the Superman outfit at the finish line. Recreation Commission in Italy’s Baldo Dassu and Nicky Price of South Africa were another two yesterday at Kelley Field. when ft'counted,” Silvia remarked. overall. ' rapped consecutive singles to ac- Covent'^ scored two unearned runs Vann 3b, 3-0-3-1, D um ez p, 4-0-0-0, It turns out he’s president of the Manchester, whose father died Hosiers clocking strokes back at 138 after shooting 66 and 68 respectively and John Bland, Joe Panaro's one-out double, which ■ count for the run. But Penney tied it Nicholson 2b, 4-1-2-0, Tam iso If, 3-0-2-0, Suburban Road Runners Club of another South African, also shot a 68 for a 139 total. Penney came back three times. It in the tMTof the first, added one in yesterday. Mr. Janenda was a fine NEW YORK (UPI) - Rosie Ruiz crossing the finish line. was badly misplayed, over the head in the ninth. Mark Anderson singled; M cElheron c, 3-0-1-0, M cKay lb, 3-0-0-1, Yorktown, N.Y., which numbers coach for many years at Seymour Former U.S. Open champion Tony Jacklin had a 68 for 140 — one trailed 2-0. 4-2 and 5-4, deadlocking in the sedi^d and plated two more un­ was disqualified Friday as a finisher Photographer Susan Morrow said of leftfielder Ken D’Attilio scored took second on a balk and scoij^ on Eaton ss, 3-0-0-0. Rosie Ruiz among its members. Ruiz High, Notre Dan.s in West Haven ahead of Argentina’s Vicente Fernandez and Spain’s Jose Riviero. pinch-runner Paul McCluskey from the finai occasion in the top of the earned markers in the third. Chuck Key: at bats-runshits-RBIs, in last year’s New York Marathon, a that on the day of the event, she met ninth. "We came back three times. It Pete Cace’s two-out single toi right Dumez, 1-3, was the vietim of the joined the club a week before the and Amity High. ^ Miss Ruiz on a subway and the second base with the game-winner. Coventry 212 000 0 5 Boston Marathon. step that could lead to her losing the shows we don't die that easily. This centerfield, lack of support. He went the distance Cheney 100 011 0 3 runner told her she had dropped out McCluskey arrived at second on Ezerins was 3-for-3 and had three ‘"The burden of proof is on the Custer family affair medal as the top woman in the was a tough one to lose," Liappes Boston Marathon. at the 10-mile mark because of a pinch-hitter Jamie Gallagher's RBI to pace Manchester. He had a 2- (race) director to prove she jumped The first annual Manchester Table grounder to third. He was running for stated. After an investigation, the seven- sprained ankle. "We get tough when it gets close," RBI single in the first which staked in,” Marek said at a press con­ Tennis Tournament turned into a Runner Cynthia Wuss, whose Singles crown member Games Committee of the Dave Parks, who led off the frame the locals to the early lead. Panaro, ference that he called and paid for in Custer family affair with four mused Tribe Coach Hal Parks, "Our New York Marathon ruled that the finishing time was two seconds less with a sharp singie to left. success in close games, I really don't Herlth, Spears and Parks each New York. members taking part, Earle and his D'Attillo. first-year outfielder, was 26-year-old office worker did not than the time initially recorded for know why. 1 guess maybe we’re chipped in two hits. Anderson and Marek’s credibility has been sons, Mike, David and Todd. Mike Miss Ruiz, said she never saw the playing shallow and backpedaled in­ D’Attilio had three and two blows Indian girls edge Penney challenged by an organizer of the reached the finals before bowing to complete the race last October, to Mike Custer lucky, " he added. runner. stead of going straight back on Charlie Colpitts. It has been a big “It’s sad but true. Rosie did not The Knights deadlocked it the first respectively for Penney. hurling a four-hitter. She struckout Georgeanne Ebersold New York Marathon, Patricia “She did not pass me and I did not Panaro s drive. Getting back on the winning track, double and month for Mike Custer who earlier finish the New York Marathon," said By EARL YOST time in the sixth on D'Attilio's single Manchester hosts Enfield Monday Manchester High girls’ softball team six ,and walked three. Penney hurler Wright RBI single. Owens. pass her," Ms. Wuss said. “The field ■'He (D'Attilio) moved five or six at Kelley Field at 3:30 while the She claims Marek had been barred won the Men’s Singles and paired Fred Lebow, president of the New SporlH Eililiir steps in and I really didn't want it. and a bases-loaded walk to Frank downed Penney High, 3-1, in CCIL Shet*ri Savastio allowed five hits, York Road Runners Club, which wasn't that packed. It’s doubtful I Benettieri. Manchester made it 4-2 in Knights visit Conard in West Hart­ from further marathons because with Steve Hadge to win the Men’s Last year, tall, stringy Mike Custer He I Panaro) hK the first pitch. If he play yesterday in East Hartford. walked three and fanned one. Penney got its lone marker in the organized the event. could have missed her.” the bottom of the stanza. Panaro ford, also in a 3:30 start. he faked his time, adding that he Doubles Tennis Tournaments at the was the No t performer with the didn't. I would have caught it and The Indians scored twice in the fourth. Diane Cyr singled and moved Miss Ruiz could not be reached for Miss Morrow said that she and ripped to a double to left, and when it The win improves the Silk opening frame. Lisa Tilden walked to second on a passed ball. She ad­ started last year’s race on foot then Manchester Racquet Club,..Frank Miss Ruiz got off the subway at 59th Manchester High tennis squad. moved him back. " commented M unrhi'iiirr (6) - P anaro 2b, 5-1-2-1. completed most of it in a car, leaving Shorter was a resident of New York comment. Last weekend at the Manchester rolled- between D'Attilio’s legs, he Britnell cf, 4-0-(H), Herlth lb, 4-2-2-0. Hill Towners’ mark to 6-1 while the f^ver- and Wright belted an RBI triple over vanced to third on Joanne Penauet’s Street and walked to the finish line in Penney Coach Mike Liappes. it just before the finish line, while during his first two years at Yale and The decision to invalidate her scored. Bill Herlth singled, took se­ p, O-O-O-O. Spears dh/p. 4-2-2-0, E zerins If, sal drops the Black Knights to 2-5 for the centerfielder’s head. Beth single and scored on the only miscue Central Park. Racquet Club, Custer notched his The winning rally came off junior then his family moved to New finishing time of two hours, 56 cond on an errant pickoff, and scored 3- 0-3-3, G auruder rf, 3-0-1-1, B randt 3b, 4- the season. MacDonald’s double chased Wright committed by the Tribe. wearing his Superman outfit. The photographer said Miss Ruiz first Men's Singles title when he reliever Joe Smith, who assumed the Mexico during his junior and senior minutes and 29 seconds was an­ on Edgar Ezerins’ opposite field 0-0-0. Parks c, 4-0-2-0, McCluskey pr, 0-1- Manchester’s Lynne Wright turned home for a 2-0 lead. Manchester is at Enfield High ’The jury is still out on whether walked across the finish line, told whipped Ken White in straight sets in mound duties in the eighth after Ruiz ran the entire 26 miles, 385 years. The former Olympic nounced at a news conference by the finals, 6-1, 6-2. starter Paul Pires was ejected. single to right. 0-0, Lyon ss, 3-0-1-0, G allagher ph, l-O-O-O, in a route-going performance. Manchester got its other tally on a Monday afternoon at 3:30. Nina Kuscsik, a marathon runner attendants she had been injured and Penney knotted it again in the yards in Boston ....or was an im­ marathoner winner graduated from was taken to the medical station. There were 28 entries with Custer Pires, batting in the top of the inning IV iine\ (.5) • Andprson cf, 4-2-3-1, poster. Yale in 1969, He said yesterday he and a member of the committee. seeded second behind Joe Abele. The with two runners in scoring position seventh, driving Tribe starter Ken D'Attilio If. 5-1-2-0, Linnell c, 5^)-l-0, Ms. Kuscsik said the step could Lebow said that as in the case of all Most evidence to date indicates didn’t expect to make Manchester in later lost in the semifinals to White and one out. took a called third Hill from the box. Hill, who retired 11 Cace lb, 5-0-1-1, D. Peruccio 2b. 4-0-0-0, lead to Miss Ruiz losing her medal in injured runners, a messenger in a row at one point, simply ran out that her feat of turning in the third November to run in the Five Miler as in a thriller. White lost the first set, strike. He slammed the bat down, B enettieri 3b. 2-0-0-1, Sexton rf, 3-0-1-0, Watson, Green deadlocked last Monday’s Boston Marathon since brought her identification tag to race of gas. An error, RBI triple by A1 P ires p. 1-0 0-0. Just dh, 2-0-0-0, E. Peruc­ fastest ^ime for a member of her sex he planned to be with his family in timers, who gave her a finishing 6-4 but stormed back to win the next said something, and was given the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - now I’m 10-under, but I’ve still got to is against her. Boulder, Colo...Manchester softball she qualified for the event through two. 7-6, 6-2. White was seeded fifth. Dunfee and RBI single by Mark cio pr, O-l-O-O. Smith p, O-O-O-O, Dunfee ss, drive the ball better." her time in the New York Marathon. time. heave-ho by home plate umpire 4- 1-1-1. Charging Tom Watson, overcoming go out and play.” league play, slow-pitch variety, gets Custer, who teamed with Steve Frank Johndrow. Anderson tied it at 4-all. Shawn Valentine, who led after two “This will be instrumental in “I don't think she intended to Spears relieved and eventually got Penney OOO 002 201 5 a pair of early bogeys, rolled in six Green’s best previous finish this rounds at Doral but faded with a pair Back to Moriarty Field off the mark Monday night with l4 cheat,” Ms. Kuscsik said. “I think Hadge to win the Men’s Doubles "It hurt when he (Pires) left." long-distance birdie putts over the further helping their decision,” she the win. He went three innings. M anchester 200 002 011 6 season has been for fourth place at of 76s on the last two days, had three Moriarty Brothers’ entry in the games slated...Have a nice weekend. she walked to the finish line, got championship the previous week, Mike Custer Liappes cited. 'Tt could have been a last 12 holes Friday to tie defending said. didn’t lose a set. the Masters. He sank birdie putts of 1 consecutive birdies on the front nine The organizers of the Boston caught up in the excitement of the champion Hubert Green for the foot, 5 inches, 8 feet and 25 feet to finish with his 67. He said he was race and then decided to finish. It has Results: First round - Dean del McDermott 6-3, 3-6, 7-5; Auer def. second-round iead in the $250,000 Marathon are investigating charges Sorsiak 6-2, 6-3: Rakauskas del during his round. Green has recorded not concerned by the windy con­ that Miss Ruiz jumped into the race happened before.” Cafezzo 6-0, 6-0; Van Kruningen def. Greater New Orleans Open. 10 birdies and no bogeys through 36 ditions. $1000,000 challenge “We understand this sort of thing. " Zaimoff 7-6. 6-2: Frietag def. Mor Quinto 6-0, 6-1; Moore def. Marshall East Hartford in romp Watson, who started the day tied two miles before the finish line. holes. “Believe it or not. I was playing so said Vincent Chiappetta, a founder of timer 6-4, 6-1: Corso def. Mammen 6 7-5, 6-2; Custer def. Rochester 6-0, 6- with Green after both shot opening- A ruling on whether she cheated is Sending 15 men to the plate and three runs on three hits, walked two Jay Moreau was 3-for-5 with five “The course is simple if you keep it well I didn’t even notice the wind,” BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) - An ac­ the offer in letters mailed to The the New York Marathon. “It has 7, 7-5, 6-3: While def. Hulbert 6-2,6-3 2 . round 66s, had difficulty getting expected Monday or Tuesday. So far, scoring 11 times in the fourth inning. and fanned five. McCarthy aided his RBI and Hickey and Dan Pandiscia in the fairway,” Green said. “You Valentine said. countant from Bethesda, Md., Friday Washington Post, New York Times gone on as long as running has gone McDermott def. DiNardo 6-1, 6-3 Quarterfinals: White def. Abele 4- started — bogeying his 4th and 5th race data has failed to show Miss Cafezzo def. Mayhew 6-2, 6-2: Auer East Hartford High toppled own cause with a 4-for-5 performance each chipped in two hits for East try to keep it low if you can, but the Scores were so low on the opening offered a $100,000 challenge to Rosie and Boston Globe. on." 6, 7-6, 6-2; VanKruningen def. Auer 5- holes of the day. But the three-time Ruiz among the top women for the def. Martin, default: Quinto def. Windham High, 20-7, in CCIL at the plate with five RBI. Hartford. Six different players had ball will roll a little more.” day that tournament officials thought Ruiz, whose women’s section win in Buchanan said he is willing to put Ms. Kuseik said the committee 7, 7-5, 6-4; Custer def. Moore 6-1, 6-3. player of the year birded three of his first 24 miles. Ferrence, default: VanKruningen Semifinals: White def. Abele, baseball action yesterday at the East Hartford mustered six hits in one hit apiece for the Whippets. Watson, a three-time winner on the the 36-hole cut might be made at 143, the Boston Marathon is being hotly the $100,000 in escrow and let Ruiz The Games Committee’s decision would send Miss Ruiz a letter next four holes with putts of 8, 20 and tour this year and the PGA’s leading l-under. But soaring scores in the def. Vance 6-2, 6-1; Moore def. default; Custer def. Van Kruningen Hornets' diamond. The tilt was the big explosion, which wiped out a Ku«l llurtfoni (20) - Pelletier 3b, 5-2- disputed, claiming Ruiz can have the accept the money or give it to charity was based on a review of videotapes ordering her to return the medal she 45 feet and then dropped in three con­ afternoon placed the cutoff point at Marozzi 6-1. 6-1: Marshall def. 6-2, 6-2. called after 7>2 innings. 3-2 Windham lead. McCarthy had an 1- 1, Beaulieu cf, 1-2-1-0, Richards p/cf, 2- money winner, said he was not money if she beats him in a marathon if she can beat him. Buchanan, who of the New York event and the received for finishing the race. secutive birdies from 12, 40 and 35 Erickson 6-4, 6-4. Finals: Custer def. White, 6-1, 6-2, The victory ups the Hornets' RBI single and two-run double in the 2- 1-1, Pandiscia dh, 3-2-2-2, Cullen 2b, 1-1- worried that his tee-to-green game 145. "anytime, anywhere.” ran the 26-mile, 385-yard Boston She said Miss Ruiz had not been feet to pull even With Green. testimony of a Manhattan Second round: Abele def. Ward 6-2, league standard to 3-4 and overall inning while Kevin Hickey and Tyler 0- 0, M oreau lb, 5-2-3-5, DeSaulnier ss, 6-1- has been eratic this week. Watson said the course played at Marathon course in three hours, two given a hearing before the com­ Consolation round found Tom Green, who played in the morning photographer and another marathon 6-2; Dean def Rakauskas 6-2. 6-4; record to 3-5 while the loss drops the Jones each knocked in a run with a 1- 2, Hickey rf/cf, 5-2-2-1, F rasca c, 2-3-0- “The fortunate thing has been the least two shots harder Friday Henry M. Buchanan, a certified minutes, has run in four marathons mittee made its decision because Rochester downing Jim Ward, 6-2, 6- before the wind began whipping the putter is going very, very strong,” runner. Frietag def. Corso 6-1, 6-0; White def. Whippets to 3-4 in the CCIL and base knock There were five walks, 0, M cCarthy p /rf, 5-2-4-5. because of the 14 mph gusting south public accountant who has been run­ with a personal best time of two The videotapes, played at the news “we didn’t feel it was necessary ” 3. 7,080-yard Lakewood County Club Watson said. “That makes up for a overall. East Hartford resumes ac­ one wild pitch, and two Windham W indliuni (7) . Risley 2b. 3-1-1-1, winds. ning for less than two years, made hours, 58 minutes. conference, did not show Miss Ruiz tion Monday, hosting Wethersfield miscues in the span. Windham D um as ss. l-l-O-l, Phanduf ss, 3-0-1-0, Course with full force, was in the lot of mistakes. I’d like to be able to High at 3:3() utilized two pitchers. M artineau cf. 5-0-0-1, B. Mullen dh, 2-0-1- clubhouse with a 36-hole total of 134, Boat owners protest y Tim McCarthy, was recipient of Glenn Woods started for Windham 2, Abamini 3b, l-l-O-O, M. Mullen c, 3-1-0- 10-under-par, Jai Alai Entries. the offensive barrage, a 16-hit attack, and took the loss. He worked 4 1/3 in­ 0, Holman 3b/p. 4-0-1-0, Bombria lb, 4-1- Watson, coming off an easy victory WASHINGTON (UPI) - The to notch his first mound triumph nings, walked three and fanned two. 1-1, W arinsky rf, 4-1-1-1, Fitch If, 3-1-O-0, in last week’s Tournament of Cham­ Energy Department Thursday MATINEE EVENING Woods p. O-O-O-O, Chick p, O-O-O-O. Seventh; against three losses. The senior pions, said his erratic game was 6bte scrapped a standby proposal that S«»»th. first: He was touched for six runs on five rnt I. Fauslo 2. Bawiy Hartford Jai-Alai General Informatbn. E. H artford 110 1134 Ox 20 saved by his putting. would ban weekend boating during 1. Iirqwi-Tjrra 2. Goiriena Kepa 1 Dannif 2. lose l.Pachi-Zana 2. Mke-Repi righthander went six innings, gave up hits. Windham 003 000 04 7 Saturday 3. irifi 4.basu “1 really felt like it was one of grave fuel emergencies — a plan that 3. EMy-Ctra 4. ZetviOlirreta 3. Kasca 4. Irun 3. Banpiin-Coya 4. Coiriena-Olarreta S Mondra 6. Hrua 6. Hie-Kosca S.Rio 6. )oa(|uin S. Jose MontMal 6. Gena-lUisR Nights: Monday through Saturday from 7 PM. Doors open 6 PM. Mati­ those rare days where you know you BASEBALL drew protests of discrimination from S. fim^vturen 7 Rm 8. Rasu N€>rI li» <■»I Cat lioI i<■ at East I Fw$t»-IUh I t pKhhMontiAjI 7. lArua t. basu 7. Ze{iil-Rosca 8. EddyBarturen Subs lose are reading your putts right,” said sportsmen, marina operators and Syb$ int-lmti Subs Fausto Subs Fausto-lames nees: Saturday from noon. Senior citizens over 60 only $1 admission to Catlinlir, I I a.in. Eithth: Honor Gretzky Watson, who had nine one-putt boat dealers. SKond: [i{hth. Second Tigers rout RSox I Suutlira»t<-rn UConn at MCC, 1. Orbea ■ Umberto 2 Renedo-leonel any matinee. Bets: Win, Place, Show, Quinielas, Perfectas,Trifectas and greens. “Everything else just The proposed weekend boating ban 1. Eddr-iMK I Baicaran-Unbarto 2. Oamy-Hondra 1. (Muiena-Repa 2. Barquin-Zana noon 3 tnm-Zoqui 4. batu-Rrearate 1 TORONTO (UPI) - Wayne happened. I made every putt I looked was one of nine standby conservation 1. richi-lirturefl 4. CMiiefulUh 1 3. Orbea M-Leonet 4. kiaquin-Arcaraio 1 3 Zetui Rsis 1 4. Hike-Bvtiiren 5. Bascaran-hbnu 6. Euebia^spa the $6 Trifecta Box. You must be 18. Features: Over 1,000 free seats DETROIT (UPI) - Steve Kemp SIX innings. TRACK S. FaustE-Zini i lete-^n S. LusebiO-landa 6. lrasu-2oqui S. Geno-Rosca 6. jase-OUrreta ’ 7. Rto-Gemy 8. BamyCaramendi Gretzky, the 19-year-old Edmonton at. ’The last two days 1 shot about the measures the agency drafted for use 8. Irw-Gemy Starter Dennis Eckersley, 1-2, was Manrlie.ster /East Catholic (hoys 7. CeM-Montiftal t. larquin Olarreti 7. laneilo-Garammdi 1 Pachi-Coya 8. Eddy-KbntiRa 1 Subs Maqun-Mondra available every night for general admission tans; all seats available for drove in three runs with a two-run scoring sensation, Friday was named best score 1 could have shot.” in states that failed to meet federal Stdn OimY-landi Subs Rio lArua Subs Irun-bpa homer in the first and a bases-loaded ejected from the game by home plate and girls) at Big B Meet Mnth; The Hockey News’ Player of the One shot behind the leaders was gasoline-saving targets during a Ttad: Nmth [hird: general admission fans at noon. For group discounts, call 525-8611. walk in a seven-run fifth inning umpire Jim McKean early in the fifth Sunday 1 RiaTlmberte 2. Bascaran-Landa Year and Philadelphia’s Pat Quinn third-year player Tommy Valentine, severe supply interruption declared 2. GMO-Tirr] ). Iraw-Mondra 2. Renedo-(M»efto 1 Padu Barturen 2. Gena-Repa 3. loaquin-leonct 4. Orbea AlrcarajeR inning for what McKean called MCC at Housatonic (2), noon 3. PtcM^reti 4. FalKt^Coya 3. Rio-lhH ua 4. kaqun-Zo(]ui 3. tose-Zarra 4. Zetui-Olarreta Dining: El Rebote Restaurant and snack bars. Information: 549-7010. Friday to lead Detroit to an 11-3 vic­ picked as Coach of the Year for the who carded a 5-under 67 Friday for a by President Carter. 5. lrasuZe(]ui fi. leneda-taramendi tory over the Boston Red Sox. giving "abusive language." S kwksnt 6. Coirima-Barturni S. Bascaran-Rrcaraio 1 6. Inm-Garamendi S Barqum-Asis 1 fi. Fauta-Hontda N 7. EuebiaMandri 8. Damy-Gcniy 1979-80 season. 135 total. Larry Nelson shot a 66 for a 1 lirqiMwa S. 7 Orbea R-Crmy 1 brsebto-lspa 7. Carienaianes Uae-Caya Subs bw Muruj Seat and dining reservations: 249-1371. Address: 1-91 north of Hartford the Tigers their third straight After Alan Trammell walked on a The awards carry a $1,000 check 137, three shots behind the leaders. Sobi lile-llorrtij I Subs Danny Lanib Subs Lddy Rosea 3-2 pitch to lead off the fifth. Tenth: triumph and a bronze plaque. First-round co-leader Chip Beck Fourth: Tenth: Foirth; at East-West Service Rd. (Exit 33). ____ Dan Schatzeder picked up his first Eckersley’s first pitch to Lou I leaqum 2. Raneda Gretzky scored 51 goals and 86 skied to a 6-over 78 and fell from con­ Cougarettes post I. I«ne$ 2. Mkt 1. Mondra 2. Bascaran l.Hiie 2. Eddy 3 Basurei 4. Caramendi Whitaker was a called strike and the 3. Cm 4.Coya 3. Renedo 4 Ircaraiol 3.Caya 4 Pachi American League victory after assists for 137 points during his first tention. $ Orbea! fi. Cemy losing his first three starts by Boston righthander apparently said S. Fwitt 6. lac* S. Caraoiendi fi. (jisebM S. Barquin fi.itte 7 Euubta lArcararal season in the National Hockey Leaue, Tied for fifth place at 138 were Lee I.Pachi Ltdd} 7. Cemy 8. Orbea! 7.Motrtilal IZatui Subs basu allowing seven hits and three runs in something McKean found objec­ Subs lar^Mn Subs Rie Si!s lames losing the scoring title to Marcel Trevino, Calvin Peete, Bill Kratzert thrilling triumph Elevent: tionable The umpire waved Fifth: • Uevent: Filth: Dionne of Los Angeles by two goals. and Mike Reid with 5-under, 36-hole 1 Bamry ircarare 1 2. Maquin Mandra Eckersley from the game, bringing 2. Nhe Otarreta totals of 138. Manchester Community College scoring twice in the sixth. I GeM-Auil 1. Irasu-Leonel 2. Irun-Mondra I.Geno-Caya 2. Ganena-AstsI 3 Ma-leanrt 4. Bascaran-Umberta (he Boston pitcher screaming off the 3 . i m M ii l 4. fachi-IU$ca 3. Orbea R-Murua 4. Reneda Arcarare 1 3. Fault-lames 4. Danny-Repa S. Encbia-laiida fi. Orbea AZaqm HARTFOROrJAI-ALAI Given tripled and scored on Donna Martina No. I Green, a former U.S. Open cham­ women’s softball team edged Green­ S. hrpn-bfa S. OarMLlantes S. (useiHoUmberto fi. Bascaran-Cemy S. Lddy-Hpa fi. bun-Otineta i ^ Six-way tie mound and Manager Don Zimmer Daniels’ RBI single. The latter 7. baso-Caramendi 1 Heneda-Benty SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The pion and winner of the New Orleans field Community College, 3-2, yester­ 7. G«ncw-ljn4i S. hunArpa 7. RioZo(iui 8 Joaqgjn-Caraniefldi 7. Zetuhlanda 8. Itse-Rasca Sabs Fautetspa roaring from the dugout. day in Greenfield, Mass. swiped second, took third on a passed Sih Tecu-C*)* Subs lete-tspa Sabs Padu-Bartwen 1 Women’s Tennis Association’s No. 1 tournament last year, had four bir­ Tnefttk; Chuck Rainey was brought in and ball and scored on a double steal. Suth: Teeitth: Shih BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (CPI) - Pat ranking underwent its second change dies and no bogeys in his round of 68. The Cougarettes are 11-3 for the 1. taaqum-kN 2. Orbea B-leanel Whitaker laid down a sacrifice bunt I.PMIJ-HORtijI 2. Inn-lane$ I. loaqun-Unda 2. Renedo Ispa 1. Irasu-Bartwen 2. BaMy-bpa Myers picked up three birdies on the But he said he would not be able to season while Greenfield goes to 7-6. Given moved her pitching record to 3. bttu-Min^a 4. Beneda Afcarara 1 which Butch Hobson dropped for an in less than three weeks Friday when 3. FiMto-IMertE 4. JoM-lMrwt 3. lascaran-leanel 4 Ibo Arcarual 3. laaquuHmbcrta 4.bvniandi S. Bascaran-ficniy fi. Eucbia-!wM MCC opened the scoring in the 10-3 with the win. She allowed four i Ikneda-Barturefl S. Orbea B-Carameiidi fi. IrasU'Gemy back nine Friday to scramble into a error. Consecutive walks to Kirk it was announced that Martina relax because of Watson’s challenge. S. Rcneda-lanes ( B a 4 ^ 7. Ria-Zaqm 8. bim-Caramendi six-way tie tor the first-round lead of “You can’t win until Sunday, but fourth on an error, Lisa Schwartz hits while walking seven. Daniels 7. iNflR-lMdl 1. Iia-Kpa 7. lusebM Mondra 8. Damy-Zoqui 7. Fauta Maodra 1. Gena-leanet Sabs OMry UaMerta Gibson and Kemp forced in a run that Navratilova had regained her top Subs fachi-ksh I Subs Irun-Uiuberta Subs BarquuMRanela the $100,000 Birmingham LPGA billing from Tracy Austin. all you can do is your best,” Green sacrifice and Beth Given RBI single. was 3-for-3 and given 2-for-3 to pace made the score 4-1, the Cougarettes. Shortstop Jan Pajor Classic. Navratilova, who will be defending said. “Tomorrow’s round is a little Greenfield took the lead in its half of Richie Hebner then singled home the fourth with the Cougarettes starred defensively. Myers, playing in her seventh tour­ two runs. Champ Summers, who her Wimbiedon title this summer, more important than today’s. Right nament in as many weeks, fired a 35 singled in the third run of the first in­ toppled Austin from first place after They’re small, on the front nine and 34 on the back ning, was walked intentionally and winning a tournament last week, but BEAT HIGH (NL BILLS side tor a Sunder 69 over the 6,307- two runs apiece came home when there could be another reversal after but expensive! yard par-72 Green Valley Country Ijnce Parrish doubled and John next week’s WTA tourney in Orlando, SIPOIEIPSQUIZ 6c o r e b o Q r d ' \ ¥ e Club course. Fla. Wockenfuss singled, giving the BOSTON DETROIT OAKLAND MlNNt:SOTA 4 PiriblUHUiH CHICAGO These (drawings will help She is tied with Peggy Conley, abrhbi abrhbi ab r h bi ab r h bii ab r h bi ab r h bi Tigers a 10-1 lead. Roberts sold Evansr( 300 0 Whitakr2b 42 10 Hendrsnlf fiOOO l*owell rf 3 2 li Moreno cl 4 12 0 Randle3b 20 11 FIGHT rookie Elaine Hand, Tlierese Hes- Jim Rice hit his second home run Burlesn ss Ti 0 0 0 Gibson cf 4 2 10 Murphycf f.O 1 0 Wilfong2b 4 1 11^ Foil ss 3 10 0 DeJesus ss 4010 you tell the difference 4*arker rl 4 0 10 Bucknrib 4010 sion, Beth Solomon and Kathy of the season with one out in the sixth PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The L>7tncl 3 00 0 Kempli 3 2 2 3 Newman c 4 111 Smalley ss 3 0 0 0 Linney. None of the first round Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday sold the Dwyer cf 1 0 0 0 Hebner Sb fi 2 2 2 Revmglb 4 0 I 0 l,.andrex If 42 11 Stargoll lb 3 0 10 Kingmn II 3 111 between termites and flying smsmeiiTTOMr and Tony Perez followed with a dou­ Rice If 4 13 1 Thmpsn lb 2 0 0 1 Armas rl 30 10 Adams dh 100 1 hosier If 3 0 12 Martin rf .4 120 J - BACK leaders have won a tournament this contract of lefthander Dave Roberts Perez lb 4 110 Sutnmrsrf 3 111 Guerreras 3 00 0 Morals dh 2 112 BRobnsn It 1110 Foote c 4 110 ble. advancing to third on a fly out Ystrzm dh 3 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 12 2 ants. FLYING ANT year. One stroke back at 70 were to the Seattle Mariners. Roberts, 35, Edwrds2b 10 10 Goodwndh 10 10 MadU'kSb 3 0 0 1 LezcanocI toil and scoring the Red Sox’ third run on Hobson3b 4 0 2 0 Dyerc ^ 000 0 Heath dh SOOOMacknnph 1000 Ott c 4 0 0 0 Tvson2b 0000 Judy Rankin, Amelia Rorer, Marlene had appeared in two games this Hemy2b 4 1 3 0 Wcknfsdh 40 12 i’age ph 1 0 0 0 Wynegar c Ti 2 2 2 Garner 2b 3 0 2 0 kcllchr2b 4 111 But telling the difference isn’t Schatzeder's .second wiid pitch of the Altensunc 20 11 Trmmliss 3 110 KluttsSb 20 0 0 Cubbaglb 1011 RtKiker p 2 0 0 0 Reuschel p 1000 Reduce Your Heeling Bill With Hagge. Carolyn Hill and Bonnie game season for the Pirates, with an 0-1 Rader c 1 0 0 0 Wagner ss 0 0 0 0 Gross ph 1111 Jackson lb 3 110 Romo p 0 0 00 Dillard ph 1111 enough. If there is evidence Bryant record and a 4.50 earned run average. Siteinor ph 10 0 0 Picciofo ss 3 12 1 Sufield cf 4 113 Tokulve p 0000 Suiterp 0000 A New Qae Boiler Totals 3T. 3 10 2 Totals 32 11 11 11 (.'oseyph 10 10 Castino3b 4 0 10 Totals 30 3 8 3 Totals 26 ft 10 5 of a problem at your home, call us Boston OOOOI20C&-3 Totals 3b 3 9 3 Totals 36 10 II 10 Pittsburgh 000002001-3 Detroit 30OOn0Ox-ll Oakland 000 010 010 -2 Chicago 000 000 4IX-f) by LTHBUFINHAM E-'Trammeli, Hobson. DP—Boston 2. Minnesota 410 OfO flUx—10 DP-Pittsburgh 2. ('hicago 4 LOB- w e ’ll give you a FREE, no obligation Coach applies Tribe jayvees up mark to 7-1 OetroilS. LOB^BostonO. D etroitfi.2^ h>-PiciolIu IX)B-Oakland9. Minnesota Pitfsburgh 4. ('hicago 6. 2l^Stargell. □ AMERICA Whitaker. Remy. Allenson. Parrish. 8 2B-Jackson. Goodwin. HR—Morales Gamer. FiKtte. Dillard HR—Kingman estimate. Perez HR»~Kemp t3». Rice i2i. SB- 111. Solield t2». Piciollo ill. Newman ‘6i. Sy-Rooker. Reuschel. Foli SK­ SINCE 1944 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Former Manchester High jayvee baseball to 6-1 with the loss. Trammeil. S-Whitaker, SK—Thompson M B S RUTH HIT SO OR MORE i2i. Gross (3). SB--PoweTl. Uzcanti Our experts For free home estimates Pitt basketball coach 'lim Grgurich, team ran its record, to 7-1 with a 4-1 Dave Ellis had two hits and H.R.'S FOUR TIMES, THB IP H RERBBSO IP H R EH BBSO IP H R EH BBSO who resigned and then re-applied for RECORD. WHICH OF THE _ Boston Oakland Pittsburgh triumph over Penney High yesterday Quesnel added a single to his three- Eckersley IL 1-2 > 4 4 4 4 2 1 KeoughiLMi 2-3 2 4 4 3 0 Hooker iL2-lt are at your CALL the Panther job after the 1979-80 at Moriarty Field. base knock. Joe Chetelat also rapped FOaOWINENEVERDID? Rainey 4 7 7 6 4 3 Souza 3 2-3 4 4 4 2 1 Hoino ©Abair season, is one of nine final candidates Dave Quesnel socked a two-run tri­ A. RALPH KINER Detroit I.vsandor 12-3 f, 2 2 0 I Tckulvo service. a triple. Skip Moreau was the win­ B. WILUE MAYS Schatzeder 75. Call 569-1202, except two family house. Newly The team, in existence for about sn 6 DAYS ...12*iminiMT Cream Store, 1227 Burnside Call Jay Lessner, 649-5277. mation: 649-1042. Rain or shine. “Something Wednesday morning. Realtors. Call 643-2121. Avenue, East Hartford. Hours For Everyone." & Stratton lawn mower, MANCHESTER. Three room renovated. New gas furnace, w years, plays against other town 26DAYS ...Il'tMtBMV automatic scroll saw. water heater. $325 monthly. flexible. Minimum wage. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS apartment. $190 per month. 1972 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS team s in the cea. 1SWORD,|2.10«««i Whirlpool dryer, Frigidaire Security. Lease. No pets. NEEDED. Immediate TAG SALE. Saturday, 10 a.m. □MiSC. FOR SALE No pets. No utilities. One SUPREME-2 Door Hardtop. Anyone interested in participating HAPPY A D S *2.50 m PART TIME JANITRESS for to 4 p.m. Lamps, clocks, Frost-Free 20 cubic foot month security deposit. 646- Adult couple preferred. □ AUTOMOTIVE openings. Call 643-9097. refrigerator. References. No utilities. 649- Like-new condition! Asking on the team should call Robert medium sized office complex. Agricultural equipment and stereo, fireplace equipment, 0458. $1750. Please call 649-7313. Hours S to 10 p.m. Monday, supplies can be found In gift store display tables, 7857, 643-1059. Gagnon at 649-5458 or attend the first ALUMINUM WINDOW, Articlei lor Sale 41 Auloa For Sale 61 HECONDITIONE mUlU IUhiiiuViok«L Tuesday and Thursday. Phone SIDING COMPANY has in­ these classified columns. shelving, candle display 7th Annual Greater practice. Shop here (irsl BAS8AVEIISI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for side sales positions. Full time, wheel, mug tree. 244 Broad New England appointment. weekends, and other Street, Manchester, in rear of “We Buy, Sell COUICT A CAR INOW A SAU Dairy Queen. TAG SALE. Hundreds of and Repair" May 17 A ie Correction schedules. Also: Positions for household items. Toys, THREE AND ONE-HALF Eastern States Exposition Center, PART TIME INVENTORY FEMALE ROOMATE West Springfield. Me. Consign Help Wanted 13 outside sales. Prefer WANTED. Mature, caring clothing, oil Paintings, TV, ALUMINUM Sheets used as ROOMS. One bedroom. WANTED JUNK AND LATE TIM MMIARTV CLERK-Monday thru Friday experienced Window or Siding TAG SALE - Saturday 10-3, WANTED in the Manchester Now For Choice Positions And A BOLTON — Bolton’s third annual person to care for our younger etc. Saturday, April 26th, 10 to printing plates, .007 thick Bolton. Two fireplaces. In MODEL WRECKS - Cash MMCHE8nR Place In Our Advertising) Locally 10 to 2. Saturday 8 to 1. Apply Salesmen or Installers. Sunday 11-3. Rain or shine. area. Call 646-7674 after 5:00 Five Mile Road Race will be Sunday, LEGAL SECRETARY- Full children during church ser­ 4. Sunday, April 27th 9 to 1 23x28 tk”, 25 cents each or 5 three-family stone. $325 Paid. Call Parker Street Used 643-6217 cal) 203-749-3653 or Toll Free in person Alcar Auto Parts, However we will train. Work Door, screens, color TV. mis­ p.m. heated. 646-8893 or 875-0187. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. beginning at 1 p.m. at Bolton High time and part time (after­ 226 Spruce Street. vices. Sunday a.m. and p.m., cellaneous. Something for Rain or shine. 34 Lydall for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be from Bolton or one of our Wedne.sd^ p.m. and Tuesday Street, Manchester. picked up before 11 a m. School. noon) positions for person Manchester. other offices. Phone 1-795-5811 everyone! 428 Porter Street, with top secretarial and a.m at 'The Church of The ONLY. A headline on page 6 of Friday’s anytime, Manchester. typing sKills. Excellent pay VAN TRUCK DRIVER, Part Nazzarine. Call 643-0315. Herald gave the incorrect day, TRS-80 MICRO COMPUTER for person with right time. Easy route, light work. WANTED DEPENDABLE TAG SALE 2 FAMILIES - although the story under it was cor­ qualifications and ability. Full Call 423-8411. WOMEN -18 and over to work Toys, household, books, mis­ for sale. Level 1, 4K memory. STRONG BOY to help care in Plastic Manufacturing. 2nd $460. Call 646-6001. rect. medical benefits. for yard and small jobs in the cellaneous, much more! 91 Experienced preferred. SECURITY. Northeast shift. 1:30 to 10:00 p.m. Call Wetherell Street, Manchester. Glastonbury Center. Phone North end of town. Call 649- 646-2920, between 9 and 4. TAG SALE. Saturday, April 9x12 FOOT LIVING ROOM Kindergarten signups Security has immediate full 7743 after 5 yjpi. Saturday and Sunday 9 to 4. 26th only! 9-4. Hudson Street 633-4617. time and part time openings RUG $150. Antique Mirror $55. ANDOVER — Parents who have opposite 8th District in the Manchester area. Appli­ LPN with Medication Cer­ INDOOR TAG SALE - Fishing Boots size 9. $200. Call PART TIME HELP tification. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Firehouse. Household, sports, 649-5875. children who will be eligible to enter NURSES AIDE- Part time. 11 cant must have car, clean WANTED for Pizza Shop. MOVING! 44 Garden Street, p.m. to 7 a m. Laurel Manor, For further information, call music, workshop, misc. Wide Kindergarten next September should police record and be at least Apply in person: Center Manchester. April 26th & selection! Interesting items 91 Chestnut Street. 649-4519. 18. Call 522-5143. 649-2358. 27th, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lots of STEREO COMPONENTS register them Monday, Tuesday or Giant, 660 Center Street, priced to sell!. FOR SALE. Kenwood KX-620 Manchester. ______Everything! Wednesday from 8:30 a m. to 3:30 BANK PROOF OPERATOR- FRYER/DELIVERY MAN. stereo cassette deck. $100. p.m. at the Andover Elementary Experienced. Call Warren Nights. Must be 18. Apply GARAGE SALE - Antiques, Also Kenwood KT-5300 School. Matteson, South Windsor Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 furniture, old tools and mis­ AM/FM stereo tuner. $85. 649- Bank St Trust Company.289- Person to run DIETARY SUPERVISOR. 0337. Children who will be five years of Center Street, Manchester. Part time position available. cellaneous items. Saturday TAG SALE. 9 to 4, April 26th 6061. Equal Opportunity April 26th, 17 Deming Street. Methodist Church, Route 44A age by Dec. 31 are eligible to enter Employer . Star-turn Monday thru Saturday, 5 p.m. GLASS COFFEE TABLE - 2 to 8 p.m. Call for appointment South Windsor. Bolton. By Troup 73 BSA kindergarten. HEBRON & Please bring donations. End Tables, Chrome Frame & Parents are asked to bring the MATURE INDIVIDUAL 8-15 n.c. lathe between 10 and 2. 568-7520. Mother Of Pearl Centers. $100 child’s birth certrificate and to be NEEDED for golf course COVENTRY 8om« lath* •xptrlanc* TAG SALE Today, 9 to ?. 51 or B est O ffer. 742-7768 nM dad. Will train. 50 houra. DENTAL ASSISTANT - For evenings. prepared to fill out various forms. snack bar operation. Also pan­ Lennox Street, Manchester. try person and dining room CORRESPONDENT Paid holldaya. Excalltnt In- Vernon area. Experienced LAST OF ESTATE SALE. 31 The child doesn’t have to be present auranca banalHa. Apply In preferred, but will train right Hard cover books, paper personnel needed for private Sedroick Road, East Hart­ backs, sheet music, stamps, LOCKE LAWN MOWER - at the time of registration. country club. Please call 872- parson: person. Excellent working en­ ford, across from King’s. 1976, 70 ’ Triplex. $950. Call Part-time person, to vironment. Medical Benefits. miscellaneous glass and 9133 after 11 a m. METRONICSJNC. Saturday and Sunday, April houseware. 742-6920 after 5 p.m. CPR Course cover news and photos Pension and uniform 26th St 27th. 9 to 4. RL6 A44 A allowance available. Send SOUTH WINDSOR - The South WINDOW CLEANER. Must In Hebron & Coventry. WE’RE OPEN for the season. be experienced and reliable BOLTON resumes to Box G, c/o Every Sunday, 9 a m. to 3 Windsor Women’s Club will sponsor a with references. Good pay and Ideal for Individual In­ Manchester Herald. p.m., rain or shine. The re-certification course in CPR, May 6 fringe benefits. Call 649 -5335, terested In writing and Eastern Conn. Flea Market and 13 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the South keeping current on town IMMEDIATE OUTDOOR $205,80 POSSIBLE IN 5 HOUR TAG SALE. Saturday, April (Jet. 31 & 32, Mansfield) has WORK WEEK at home. Your 26th, starts 6:30 a.m. until 3 YARD SALE - Saturday April Windsor Community Center. LOCKSMITH and or Alarm events. Coverage In­ JOB OPENINGS - Starting 26th, & Sunday April 27th bargains galore and more. salary over poo per week. answer to financial security. p.m. Lots of different things! Public free. 5 DAYS Anyone wishing to register for the Installer needed. Steady cludes town govern­ 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No work. Good pay. Advance­ High School Diploma and good Write: Jean-8-A, P.O. Box 116, 19 Johnson Terrace, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• course should contact Claire Doyle, ment, schools, aome Avon, MA 02322. Manchester. Behind The dealers or early arrivals. 36 ment and other benefits. driving record required. Call Wellman Road, Manchester. Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 177 Benedict Drive, South Windsor. Apply: Conn. Safe & Lock, feature writing. Contact Lawn-A-Mat, 331 Summit Evening Herald. 649-5882. 236-1688. Barbara Richmond, Street, Manchester for inter­ ATTENTION: SUPER PART DIAL 646-5971 and something view appointment. 649-8667. TIME JOB, PHONE good will happen to your pet. Redmen set meeting Talking with Smokey Manchester Evening SOLICITORS. Good hourly PART TIME COUNTER Herald to apply. Dog and cat boarding - -dog MANCHESTER — Mianponomoh POSITION - Applications $356.00 WEEKLY rate, bonuses, commissions, Wanted f f Help Wanted rooming. Canine Holiday Tribe of the Improved Order of Special Police Officer Roger Fink, (right), talks things over accepted Monday, 6 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 GUARANTEED. Work 2 paid sick days and holidays. nne, 200 Sheldon Road. Paid vacations! Conveniently f Redmen will meet Wednesday at 8 with "Officer Smokey” at the Glastonbury Products Show. Wednesday. Thursday & hours daily at home ($178.00 Manchester. Friday mornings only. Apply for one hour). Send for free located East Hartford Office. RESIDENTIAL p.m. at the Italian American Club, Smokey is actually John Moretta, a citizen who volunteered in person at: Swiss Laundry, brochure to; L E G., Per­ Must have pleasing telephone 13a Eldridge St. A delegate will be 521 East Middle Turnpike, sonnel Department, 839 voice and be persistent and for the work of the big bear officer. Tomorrow, activities © l e l i e r a l b motivated to earn more than OIL BURNER 20 WORDS appointed for the council meeting in Manchester. Sheridan Drive, Lancaster, begin at 11:30 a.m. with an antioue car exhibition. (Herald just hourly rate at a part time Waterbury. The Loyalty Day parade OH 43130. LHASA APSO PUPPIES - 10 job. Call AFF, 12 to 3 p.m. dai­ SERVICEPERSON weeks old, AKC Registered. 2 will also be discussed. photo by Lavallee) COSMETICIAN-Part time. Some evenings and weekends. AUTO BODY COMBINATION ly, 569-4990. males, t female. Shots. Paper Must have some experience. MAN can start at $7.00 per Capable in all phases of residential service, installa­ trained. Beautiful little house hour. All Fringe Benefits. (Jail COLLECTOR RECEPTIONIST Apply at once. Pleasant tion & domestic hot water repairs ... pets. $125. 643-0281. News for Senior Citizens working conditions in modern Bill Kates, 6M-75%. (MANA8ER TRAINEE) BOOKKEEPER. Manchester pharmacy. Parkade Rexall, for one of New England’s medical office. 8:45 to 5:45, We will pay the right person top wages plus fringe Mutical Instrumantt 44 CLERK - General office Monday thru Friday. □ N O T IC E S Parkade Shmjping Center, largest credit collection benefits. duties. Billing, credit etc. Full Experience required. Send REBUILT GRANDS, West Middle 'Turnpike. Apply agencies. Some experience Send resume to P.O. Box 1126, Manchester, Conn. It was full house to the manager. time only. Apply: Gaer Bros. resume to Box FF, c/o Players, Nickelodeon Types, Lott and Found 1 140 Rye Street, South Wind- required. Applicants must Manchester Herald. 06040 Upright Pianos at Meyers Now a word to all you This coming Thursday LIBRARIAN. Responsible for be bondable. Excellent op­ Reeumet will be kept conlldentlal Piano and Guitar Company. By IMPOUNDED - Female MALE KITCHEN HELP Phone 8712134. male golfers, action will for our fun day entertain­ all services, including portunity for ambitious in- WALLY FORTIN Shephard, about 4 years old. children's, of Bentley WANTED - Apply: Vic’s Piz­ start this coming Monday ment, we will be having the MAKE EXTRA MONEY dividual. Company za, 151 West Middle Turnpike. Hello there! Well, “ New black and tan. Chestnut Memorial Library, Bolton, INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT, morning and here are the ever popular Round Table Street. Contact Manchester DURING YOUR SPMlETIIff! benefits. Must be 18 years old. traded, exchanged. Half-price York, New York” played Connecticut. 30 hours, $9,360. parings for the East Hart­ Singers visit us at our Dog Warden at 646-4555. MLS Required. Send resume Show our new Line of Calendars. sale on guitars, etc. Rivers to a full house last night Pens and advertising gifts to local For appointment, call Mr. E X C E L L E N T Music, 7 Main Street, New ford Course: center. It's always a to Search Committee by May and we’re hoping for a pleasure to listen to these LOST - Long haired, gray. 10, 1980. firms Prompt, friendly service Powers, after 3 pm: 289- OPPORTUNITY - U rge cor­ Britain, 225-1977 or Bristol, 1- Team 1: A. C all, C. Tabby, altered male cat. from small town. 71 year old. AAA- poration has outstanding 800-692-1235. repeat tonight. We do have students sing under the 0256. Petersen; 2. J, Lovett, P, Green School area. Reward. 1 Company. Weekly commissions. opening for a Sales Represen­ some tickets available at LICENSED PLUMBER and CAPITOL c i n Desjunes, 3. J. Quinn, P. direction of Miss Martha 649-4244 evenings. registered apprentice. Apply: No investment or collections. Be tative. Individual must.be a Boalt-acceatorlea 45 the door. Showtime is 8 ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, local resident. Must have Pam akian, 4. M. Dickin­ White — so come for All Building Maintenance, your own boss. Full time potential. Our residents need you as their 11 p.m. to p.m. at the Manchester No experience necessary. Write INC. exhibited managerial ability, CHRIS-CRAFT 10 HP out­ son, A. Duchman, 4. Jac, dinner and stay for the 1161 Hartford Tpke, Vernon, High School Auditorium. □ EMPLOYMENT 872-3893. Frank Buckley, NEWTON MFC. Il l Foundtr* Plaza ambition, and snow progress 7 a.m. supervisor, full time. board motor. Excellent run­ DuPont, J. Klemas, 6. R. program. for age. Business or Sales Plan on taking it in because CO., Dept 1934. Newton. Iowa Eaat Hartford, Ct. ning condition. Ideal for Smyth, Joe DuPont, 7. F, Schcdiilf for week 50208 background helpful. An Equal fishing or small boat opera­ it is a super show and if in 13 DEPENDABLE, Punctual ef­ You must be a person whose personal Gallas, E. Anderson, 8. H. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Help Wanted ficient certified teacher and Opportunuty Employer, Send tion. $125 or best offer. 646- doubt just ask those who resume to: 'Box F, c/o Herald. Provost, L. Bjorkman, 8. kitchen social bingo teacher aide. Wanted im­ drive is technically oriented. If you are 7575 after 6 p.m. saw it last night. NURSES AIDES wanted for E. Fitzpatrick, F. games. Noontime lunch mediately Call 649-5531. such an individual, apply in person: Next exciting happenings full time on all shifts. Apply Evenings and weekends, 233- TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Sporting Goods 46 Campbell, 10. R. Bidwell, served, 1 p.m. pinochle director of nursing. Salmon- □ REAL ESTATE here at the center will be 2366. 8:15 to 5:00 p.m. 5 day week. RN/LPN OR EMT to take S. Murawski. games. Bus picks up at 8:15 brook Convalescent Home, off Apply; Gaer Bros., 140 Rye WESTERN SADDLE. our open house and dedica­ House Street, Glastonbury. health histories for insurance 11. E. Segerberg, J. and again at 11 a m. at DENTAL ASSISTANT. Street, South Windsor. purposes in the Manchester Hornet For Sale 23 Vernon Manor Health Care Facility Excellent condition. Pleasure tion on next Saturday, May Please call 633-5244. riding 16 Inch. $90. 742-6810 Reid, 12. H. LeachT W. Arthur Drugs. Return trips Experience necessary. Multi­ area. Part-time, hours Hexi- ISO Ragan Road 3. Open house will be from girl office. Excellent benefits. NEED EXTRA INCOME? ble. Car necessary. Call 563- Hadden. 13. R. DeMartin, at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - Immaculate 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. and then Salarv negotiable. Call 646- Work one of our outdoor 9900. EOE. 2-family Flat. 5-4, Ceramics Vernon, CT Antiquet 48 J. Jasiowski, 14. F. Tuesday —9:30 a.m.. bus the dedication ceremonies. 3003.' flower locations on weekends. baths. 3 zone heat. S ^ r a te SqiMl Opportunttf Em ptofr Traygis, T. Lumbruno, 15. for shopping. 10 a.m. Car needed. S.D.R. Enter­ YOUNG MAN - Maintenance driveways. Marion E. Robert­ We have, quite a bit of ASSEMBLERS & COIL N. Lasher, T. Golas, 16. C. square dancing and oil prises, Andover, Conn., 742- Work. 12 to 15 hours per week. son, Realtor. 643-5953. parking and hope you’ll WINDERS - Finger dexterity Romanowski, F. (iosmo, painting class. 1 p.m.. EXPERIENCED 9965. Applications being accepted BRIMFIELD BOUND’’ find time to look over one necessary Experience not now with decision made after 8%% CHFA POSSIBLE. 17. W. Hooker, T. Close, 18. return from shopping and necessary. Will train. 4-day Authentic 1750-1790 Cherry of the nicest centers EXPERIENCED WAITRESS May 6. Call 649-2358. Clean and spacious cape. Bath R. Giacomni, W. Crowley. Senior Bowling League at week, lolhour day. Full time, NURSE AIDES Furniture , desk. Pembroke, anywhere. for counter work and cleanup. and 14, 3-4 bedrooms, full HELP WANTED tilt-top tables, excellent con­ 19. V. Porter, E. Hindle, the Parkade Lanes, 1:30 7 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Part-time Approximate hours, 4 to 7:30 OPTICAL RETAIL PERSON basement, 2 car garage. Built News here starts with shifts available. Applv: Able dition! Red Goose Farm An­ 20. 1. Gartside, 1. Secor. p.m. exercise class. p.m., Monday thru Friday. NEEDED - Full time. Career solid. $47,900. Strano Real tiques, Goose Lane, Coventry, the Tuesday’s afternoon Coll St Electronics. Howard NEEDED Apply in person; Gilda s minded. With good Estate, 646-2000. Electriclen: Second Shift opening. Required: Three Alternates: M. Sibrinsz, Wednesday — 9 a m . Road. Bolton 742-r"1-9137 bowling league at the To provide Nureing Care Luncheonette, 303 Adams appearance and mechanical yeara minimum Industrial electrical and machine R. Johnson, R. Jenches, P. Health Clinic, 10 a.m.. Parkade Lanes with the In private hom es and Street, Manchester. aptitude. Good chance to COVENTRY. Two bedroom maintenance experience. Duties; Replace, repair THE PACK RAT - Antiques. B uettn er, E.. Scott, H. crewel embroidery class learn the business. Equal Op­ house. Good shape. following results: 4-22-80, Set-Up Man for CNC La(he & Medical Facllltlee. Part and maintain machinery and wiring throughout the Collectibles, Miscellaneous, Hilliard, W. Johnson, Now and Friendship Cirlce and COMMERCIAL ARTIST to portunity Employer. 643-4259. Reasonably priced at $23,900. Used Items. 40 Flora Road Class A men — high singles Milling Machines. Able to do time, lull time. Contldera- work directly with Beauty Taking offers. Call 742 -9556. mill. the golfers playing at Red pinochle games. Noontime some Programming. 1st and tlon given to preference (off route 85), Bolton. »12 and high triple — Harvey Salon. Design Logo, Ad Cam­ Rock should arrive at the lunch served. 12:45 p.m. 2nd shift or part time. Paid of;— Location and Houra. paign and Outside Sign. Hair COMMUNICATION Duplin, 212 and 522, Class A Health Insurance. Inquire: Wanted to Buy 49 women — high singles and course at 8 a.m. and check bridge games and 1 p.m., NO FEE - W EEKLY PAY Boutique. 649-7666, or 646-3150. Scheduling Foreman: Duties: Machine loading, of­ ip with Russ Nettleton. craft class. Bus pickup at Chapel Tool Co., 81 Woodland For Information call OPERATOR high triple — Edna St.. Manchester. 646-5836. fice management, determining raw material 643-9515 HIGHLAND PARK AREA. * -k * Christensen, 177 and 468, Joe D’s Greenhouse 8:15 a.m. and again at 11 Due to expansion, we Nine room custom Colonial on requirements against forecasted products. special on vegetable plants a.m, at Arthur Drugs. Class B men — high single AIR CONDITIONING. ELECTRICAL need additional personnel private wooded lot. Two WANTED. Old clocks, for sale here at the center Return trips at 12:30 and 3 Experienced service man, air AID ft A SSIST A N C E fireplaces, two zone gas heat, and high triple — ted to join our staff of active Loomflxera: Alternating shifts. Requires: Mechanical working or not. Also old on Thursday, May 1. The p.m. conditioning, refrigeration of North Eutam Conn. TECHNICIANS women monitoring five bedrooms, 3V4 baths, wooden kitchen or living room Gaderowski 173 and 444: and heating. Must have state ability, good working habits. VA Benefits approved. price will be $1 for 12 Thursday — 10 a.m, 357 East Center 8t. specialized Communica­ screened porch, hugh deck, tables. 644-323. Class B women, high single license. Generous company and walk-out basement. $145,- plants. exercise class. Noontime Mencheeler tion Equipment. START YOUR AD ANY DAY BEFORE MAY 1 and high triple — Viola benefits. Call for appoint­ Excellent opportunity 000. Owner. 649-0060. Flower plants will be Wenzel, 118 and 336. lunch served. 1 p.m. family ment, 871-1111 or 728-6600, for bright, ambitious peo­ Excellent fringe benefits. available at a later date. entertainment. Bus pickup ple to join our If you have a pleasant FOR SALE BY OWNER. Six □ R E N T A L S One Wednesday mor­ telephone voice, good An Equal Opportunity Employer. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD WILL APPEAR IN ANY 4 Our meals program is at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. at professional staff of room Colonial. Circa 1865. ning, it was pinochle time references, and enjoy Totally remodeled. All new back in action once again Technicians Installing, Roomt tor Rent 52 and the winners are: Arthur Drugs, return trip PLEASE READ dealing with people, we plumbing. One-car garage. and here is the menu for after entertainment. I ADVERTISING Maintaining and Trouble CONSECUTIVE DAYS IN THE HERALD AND MAY 4 4.23'80, A1 Gates - 648, Shooting our unique, low would like to hear from Family neighborhood. Apply; Chaney Brothers, Inc. 2 ROOMS - 1 FREE, I $20 the week: F r id a y — 10 a .m ., Dom Anastasio — 599, Ann DEADLINE YOUR AD voltage audio alarm you. We are accepting Convenient to schools and 31 Cooper Hill 8t. Weekly. Mature male and Fisher — 587. Bert Timer Monday — Homemade kitchen social bingo systems. applications for shopping. Sacrifice at $55,000. Mancheeter, Ct. 06040 female. One with license for IN THE DOLLAR SAVER |12:00 noon the day — 585, Corrine Gibson — corn chowder, ham and games. Noontime lunch Herald la reaponalble schedules: 4 p.m. to 12 Principals only, call evenings, errands and meals. Private midnight and 12 midnight entrance. Call 649-5459. 578, Harry Pospisil — 575, cheese on rye, ginger­ served, 1 p.m. setback I before publication. for only one Incorrect Basis Electrical/Elec- 646-3052.______bread, beverage. games. Bus pickup at 8:15 Inaertion and then only tronics knowledge essen­ to 8 a.m. All schedules are M aude C u ster — 574, TWO FAMILY. Good condi­ FURNISHED SLEEPING Call 643-2711 and Ask For Terry part of a 32 or 40 hour Josephine Schultz — 571, Wednesday — Cream of a.m. and 11 a.m. at Arthur [Deadline tor Saturday to the aize of the tial. Qualified applicants, work week, to Include tion. large rooms. On pleasant CARRIERS WANTED ROOM for mature gentleman. Bos Chubert — 569, Gladys broccoli soup, chicken pat­ Drugs. Return trips at land Monday la 12:00 original inaertion. call Sue in Personnel at tree lined street. Walk to Share modern bath. Parking. 728-1346, Monday thru some weekends. Seelert - 567, Bob Hill - ty on bun, butterscotch 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. iNoon Friday. Errora which do not Highland Park School, Asking ^ East Hartford Carriers Needed No cooking. Security and pudding, beverage. leaaen the value of the Friday, between 10 a.m. $81,000. Call B/W Realty, 647- references. $150 monthly. Call or Joe. Between 5 PM and 8:30 562, Annette Hillery — 562. We just had a couple of W e offer pleasant and 3 p.m, only. 1419, EHO. 643-2121. In the afternoon, it was Thursday: Breaded veal cancellations for our trip to Iciaaalfied ada are advertiaement will not downtown Hartford office Ellda Court Michael Avo. Chapman St. bridge games and the lucky patty, Parmigiana, the dogs (or dog track) on Itaken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ surroundings, FREE Heaorl Property 27 MANCHESTER - Excellent V n S PLEASE APPLY INDOOR PARKING, 8t. Rogit St. Sherman 8t. prize winners are: Helen whipped potato, grfeen May 8 — Where can you go laa a convenience. The ditional inaertion. Amy Dr. Furnished 'Room for training and paid benefits. FREE DETAILS. Retire to Orchard 81. entleman. Parking, AM Phone 643-2718 llard acre — 6,550, Toni beans, roll, ice cream, for a day, have a nice ride, SOMTROL SECURITiS Timothy Rd. Deerfield Avo. beverage. a lovely dinner and see the award winning adult mobile Orchard Terr. onvenient location. No Regan — 4,470, Marge SYSTEMS OF Call 728-1346 home community. Something Hondereen Dr. Deerfield Cl. kitchen privileges. $33 week­ Reed — 4,150, Betty Troy Friday — Pea soup, egg dogs run for only JIO. Fuller Avo. Between 10 a.m. new. Affordable homes! ly. 649-4003. USE ANY CLASSIFICATION — 3,670, George Last — 3.- salad sandwich, Jell-0 top­ Hurry in to sign up so you She H erald HjUrTF0RD,MC. Heritage Village, 1101 Ranch John 8t. ______and 2 p.m.______110^^_____ ping, beverage. can go with us. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Road, Vero Beach, Fla. 32960. 18-107 Proepect 8t. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM - Fully furnished. ADS ARE NON-CANCELABLE Stove, refrigerator, and linens rovided. $30 weekly. 801 i f Glastonbury Carriers Needed PIain Street, Manchester. 649- ATTOfTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS; 9879. -- ^ "’'5" Lookingsing forfor Coltsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addison •41 • n«w Iwme? Rd., Worthington Rd., Griswold St., & Great Apartmania For Rant S3 X You'll find You dun'l Idave to sheji out much Swamp Rd. X : * ■ perfeci ‘it TWO BEDROOM “• ' in the Winl Ads 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE to get big results. Own your own huaineau and have your own TOWNHOUSE-1 baths, ful­ ly applianced. Living room W x t apending money for the coming aummer. iferald with fireplace. (?oin operated f • For Both Towna, Call Laundry Facilities. Heat and 647-8946 or 647-9947, hot water included. $400 CALL 6 43 -2718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours 8:30-5 Ask for Chris monthly. Call Mr. Peterman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 649-9404, or 646-1171. !♦ - EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 26, 1980 Ptanuts — ChariM M. Schulx EVENING HERALD. Sat-^ April 26, 1 9 8 0 -1 5 Frank and Emaat ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie IT'5 A b e a u t ifu l d m YOU'RE YOUNG, YOU'RE YOU DON'T HAVE ANY A nd you want t Swift aircraft 1 Wily D D A Y D FOR 6 0 L F ...I DON'T ALLERGIES, YOU EAT 2 Thailand D U C E R Business & Service f l b b y IN PERFECT HEALTH... STROKES?.'. (abbr.) s 0 M A A UNDERSTAND YOU... WELL, YOU SLEEP WELL, 4 Compass 3 Distant S E R 1 F point (prefix) By ADigaii van Buren VOU OWN YOUR OWN HOME. s 8 T CD 7 Compass 4 Clip 0 V A L E YOOR clothes point 5 Wilt N A N K E E to Is situated 6 Entirety (2 C 1 T Y O N — ' Z ' M R u n n i n g ■ 5 ? Y2 Exclamation wds., si.) E L I 0 T 13 Lima 7 Make airtight UOVi O N p i N K * DEAR ABBY; I am a 22-year-old guy. I saw this pretty 14 River in China 8 Tells girl, so I asked her for her phone number and she gave it to 15 Self-esteem 9 Graduate of me. 16 inlets Annapolis I called her up and asked her if she wanted to go out with 17 Top of altar (abbr.) me, and she said, "I don’t care." She told me where she lived 19 Calm times so I picked her up. 21 Dress 13 Barrel (abbr) ^8 Younglady(Fr. 43 shoal ■tV4A,UIS A-ZS Pritcllla’6 Pop — Ed Sullivan carefully 18 Watch -abbr.) 44 River in I really fell for thie girl, and she must have liked me, too, OHM«THU.kN,TH Rif U k M M 23 Summon up secretly 29 Well (Sp.) Tuscany because we went out a lot after that, but no matter what I GIVE VOU ONE ) \ 7 5 ; ^ VOU'VE BEEN HANGING 27 Parallelogram 45 Explosive 32 Building Contracting 33 •••••••••••••••••••••••GGG m. 1 20 One (Sp) 80 Secondhand 31 Services Offered 31 Ptlnllng-Paptrtng •••••••••••••••••••••••••• asked her, she always said, “I don't care.” She has never AROUNP THE "HOCUS- 32 Nautical term (abbr.) StnIctM Oiftrtd Campara-Trallara T H fO V AT THE 22 Mission 31 Impudence given me a yes or no! POC06’ SECTION 33 To a n d _____ 47 Label STUMP GRINDING. Fast, LEON CIEZSYNSKI Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Uoiorcyclaa-BIcyclat 64 Motor Homaa SB LIBRARV STEPS « u L» > / ” ’y 23 Olympic event 83 Hospitable c m TREE SERVICE - Free DAN SHEA PAINTING & We are engaged now, and nothing has changed. She still WITH THAT B M L, TOO LONS, 34 Mona ______48 Light brown prompt service. Group rates. DECORATING. Interior and BUILDER. New homes, ad­ painting 24 Comedian 39 Soldier s estimates, discount senior Senior citizen discounts. Free 1975 DATSUN B 210 - 4 speed. GAS SAVERS. 1974 Plymouth 1966 HONDA 3051 Running answers every question with, "I don’t care." Sm AKTTHEN u n i 1 y u n r x 1 49 Enlarge a hole citizens. Company exterior. Also wallpapering. ditions, remodeling, rec What is the matter with a girl like that? 35 Rattan King address (abbr 50 Energy unit estimates. $25 minimum. Call 65,000 miles. Original owner. Valiant, six cylinder, condition. $300, as is. Call 646. LOOK OUT.' 36 Cloth scrap Manchester-owned and Quality craftmansnip. Call rooms, ^garages, kitchens 25 Easter prepa­ ) 52 Visit Bruce, 646-3425. Excellent running condition! automatic, power steering, 3859. A GUY, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 37 Dregs 40 Man's operated. Call 646-1327. 6465424 or 6461305. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, 1975 JAYCO POP-UP TENT Putuc ratory season 54 Fasten with dormers, roofing. Residential $2000. Call 52655^. real clean, $1695. 1973 Ford unMky 38 Go aboard, at nickname LAWNMOWERS TRAILER. Mint condition. 26 Malic'ous look stitches PROFESSIONAL PAINTING or commercial. 649-4291. Maverick, six cylinder, Stove, sink, ice box, new DEAR GUY: She sounda like a girl who can’t say depot 42 Ceremonies BiM TREE SERVICE - REPAIRED. Free pick-up _ CHEVY CAPRICE 1972. Good automatic, low mileage, new no, but whose mother told her never to say yes. 40 Hands over Specialist in tree and stump _____ ry. All work - Interior and exterior. spare. Sleeps five. Can be 1 3 3 4 6 9 7 1 1 and delivery. All wor MASONRY condition. Snow tires, AM/FM p a in t jo b , $1595. 1972 41 Peter (S p ) removal. Free estimates. Commercial and residential. 1970 HONDA 450 CL - .Good towed by compact car. $1200. 43 Tattle (si. 2 guaranteed. Spring special PROFESSIONALLY DONE - radio. Best offer. M7-1993. Maverick, six cylinder, $895. DEAR ABBY: My foreign-born daughter-in-law opened a 10 11 12 13 Senior citizen discount. 24 now. Economy Lawnmower. Free estimates. Fully in­ running condition. $450. Call after 6 p.m., 568-7423, ask wds.) sured. 6464879. Brick, Stone, Block, Cement 1972 Toyota Corolla Dieluxe. for Shirley. business on borrowed money in order to bring some of her hour, year round service, 647-3660. ______1975 CHEVY VAN WITH Real clean! Automatic. 11395. Excellent appearance. Call 46 Between 14 19 If ^ a lity work at reasonable Plastering, Stucco. New & 649-2954. relatives here. I am entirely sympathetic to this, but what is (prefix) Repair. Free Estimates. E. EXTRAS. 1979 Pontiac ’Trans Tim Moriarty, Silktown 17 16 19 30 rates! 643-7285. R & S VACUUM will Clean & J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom making me sick with worry is the way my grandchildren are 50 European Decorating, Interior & Richardson. 643-0889. Am with all options. Scorpion Motors, Hartford Road, forced to live. They are beautiful and bright. Last summer ■ BfNCA.IX.TM N«t U ■ Lubricate any vacuums for heliocopter first kit. 8761497. Manchester. 643-6217. Campara-Trallan capital 21 BRICK', BLOCK. STONE only $9.95, plus parts. Free Exterior Painting, Motor Homes 65 they went with their mother to the business in the morning 51 Summer time Paperhanging & Remodeling, DESIGN KITCHENS - 23 24 26 39 39 31 30 31 Fireplaces, concrete. Estimates on major repairs. 1974 MAVERICK, four door, 1972 CAMARO RALLY and came home with her at night. They did adult work at Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrencs (abbr) Chimney repairs. No job too Warranty Work on premises. Ki tchens. Recreation Rooms. Cabinets, Vanities in oak or STARCRAFT TENT least eight hours a day. There wasn't time for play or 53 Shoots hole-in 1 Call 649-9658. cherry. Formica Tops, six cylinder, air conditioning, SPORT - Pioneer Stereo with one 33 small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Call 646-5759, or stop in at 304 power steering, vinyl top. amplifiers. Some body work TRAILER - Sleeps 8, Many 1969 STARCRAFT CAMPER- friendships. Since school started, they work after school 1 Molded Vanity Tops. Display extras. Excellent condition. you'RE RI5 HT, MISS DeAWi V'SEE. WHEN 1 FIRST WENT UP 55 Hunter's 35 estinfiates. Main Street, Manchester. Clean. $1100 or best offer. Call needed. Craigers. V-8. Sleeps 4. Good condition. $750. three or four hours every night and all weekend. These T'YOUR RANCHMOUSE, IT-ER- LEE PAINTING. Interior & & Storage Cabinets. 649-9658. Asking $1950. Call 644-8138. I APOLOeiZE FOR BARSW shelter 1 646-4626 after 3p.m. Automatic. Best offer over Please call 6467313. children are now 8 and 9 years old. IW UNANNOUWCED LIKE WELL. SOUNDEO LIKE I CAME PROFESSIONAL HOUSE exterior. "Check My Rate 56 Shelter 31 39 $1000. Call 647-1948. My son can provide adequately for hie family, but he t h i s ; _ AT A BAP TIME'. 57 Scottish Before You Decorate” ADDITIONS, FAMl\.Y THE AMERICAN MERCHANDISE EXCHANQE IS HEREI CLEANING - One time or PLYMOUTH VOLARE continues to allow his children to be workhorses. He loves hillside 41 Dependable. Fully insured. ROOMS, kitchen cabinets, SU U N S THUS CAS7 weekly basis. Excellent WAGON 1976 - 6 cylinder. 3 them, but it seems instead of encouraging his wife to become 56 Flying saucer references Call Eagle Home WILL BABYSIT in my home 6461653. vanities at prices you can af­ T1U0IH87 43 44 45 47 49 49 anytime, now or when ford! Call Bill, days; 872-7208 speed with overdrive. 56,000 BUYINS7 Americanized, he has adopted her lifestyle. Thie includes (abbr) Maintenance, 623-0858. INTERIOR PAINTING miles. Very good condition. 59 Word of 50 51 53 53 94 school’s out. Call 646-8210. evenings; 875-^56, 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA. WE MAKE IT EAST using children as laborers. & WALLPAPERING $1850. assent SPRING CLEANUP. Fer­ Good condition. $1200. Call FOR THE SELLER WE PROVIDE M DATS OF F IB AOTDmtMl, HANDLE Are there child labor laws in this state? And if so, is what 60 Mine workers 55 56 97 tilize, lime, seed your lawn HOME GARDENS Quality, Professional Work Rootlng-Sldlng-Ctifmnaf 34 anytime, 649-8180. ALL PHONE CALLS. SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS AND DO ALL THE they are doing illegal? union (abbr) ROTOTILLED. Reasonable at Reasonable Prices! Ful­ PAPER WORK NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE SAU. YOU PAY A 51 59 «0 now. Quality work for SMALL SERVICE FEE ONLY WHEN YOU CAR IS SOLD. IF WE FAIL TO SLEEPLESS reasonable prices. 647-9260. rates. Call 646-6640. ly insured. References. ROOFER WILL INSTALL PRODUCE RESULTS, YOU PAY ABSOLUTELY NOTNINQI Trucks tor Sale 62 (NfDVSFAfffff INTIffFUlll *SIM I free^es^m^ej roof, siding or gutter for low FOR THf SUTa WE PROVIDE THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR EAST DEAR SLEEPLESS: The child labor law states th at DRIVEWAY SEALING. CARPENTRY. QUALITY JGH discount price. Call Ken at t h e A M E R IC A N 1974 Dodge Yi ton pickup. HARTFORD SHOWROOM WITH COMPLETE INFORMATION, PHOTOS, no minor under 14 years of age shall be permitted to 647-1566. AND SLIDES OF EVERY LISTINQ. WE ALSO HANDLE ANV Protects and beautifies your WORK doesn’t cost more. W200, four WD, Vk foot snow work in any gainful occupation, “provided that this Experienced in all phases. MERCHANDISE' PAPERWORK NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE SALE. IF WE DONT driveway. Experienced and EXCHANGE HAS THE plow. 22,000 miles. $3300, HAVE WHAT YOU WANT NOW, WE WILL LOCATE IT FOR YOU AT NS law shall not be construed to apply to work in Estimates available. Don Haating-Plumbing 3? CHASSl YOU CAN STOP RUNNIND AROUND CHASINQ ELUSIVE ADS reasonable. Free estimates. FOLLOWING LISTINGS negotiable. 643-6797. agriculture, domestic service in private homes or in Call Art, 649-3061. Berg. 742-5477. Building Contracting 33 AND LET US DO IT FOR YOU. IT NEVER COSTS THE BUYER ANYTHINQ & r i c l 9 C NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet FOR -YOUR REVIEW IN AT AMMEX. employment by a parent or a person standing in place Alley Oop — Dave Graue WES. ROMINS Carpentry repairs, plugged drains, OUR OFFICE. WE ALSO LIST TRUCKS, MOTOCYCLES, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, o f a p arent." Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 BOATS, FURNITURE ANTIQUES. EOUIPMENT AND APPUANCEB, SO remodeling specialist. Ad­ kitchen faucets replaced I share your concern, but it seems that your BUT IT WASN'T THE THREAT OF CIVIL NO, IT WAS THESE PAINTING? Leave it to a 1676 CHEVROLET VEGA LIST WITH AMMEX AND LET US SHOW YOU WHY OUR PHOTO BE U ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repaired, rec rooms, SYSTEM - IS THE MOST EXCITINQ BALES CONCEPT OF THE N * AND grandchildren are exempt from the child labor laws. WAR,OR A RIVAL GANG,THAT CLOSED FELLAS.' THEY WENT professional for quality and LIGHT HAULING AND bathroom remodeling, heat MUST BE SEENI $1600 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE WHY IT SAVES YOU TIME, MONEY AND HASSLE .. JUST QIVE US A Sorry. DC^VN THE VINEGAR BENDERS ON THE WARPATH.' dependable service. Call Rick TREE WORK DONE. Other built-ins, bathrooms, Speedy Telephone OPERATIONS.' kitchens, 649-3446. modernization, etc. Free 1974 VOLKSWAGEN CALL, AMMEX WILL DO THE REST. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT TSt Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Fuller for all your decorating miscelleneous tasks. Call 633- Estimate gladly given. M & M quotations. Immediate SILVER LANE PLAZA IN EAST HARTFORD, 1 MILE FROM EXIT BS OR 11 DEAR ABBY: You have said in your column that there is ■ s # needs. Evenings, 646-0709. 0437 or 6361535 after 6 p.m. 412 Wagon $1800 coverage available. Call Joan OFF I B4/SS. Plumbing & Healing. 6462871. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. MON. THRU FRI. 16B, SAT. AND SUN. 16B no reason why a man can’t be sexually active at 80. My 1970 HONDA CB460 at Clarke Insurance. 643-1126. TELEPHONE Btt-ISTO VALVO TREE SERVICE - husband interprets this to mean that a man can be just as FARRAND REMODELING - Flooring 36 $676 Blackwood clarifications Tree Removal, Lots Cleared. MOTORCYCLE good sexually at 60 as he was at 25. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 1975 MUSTANG 796 Sliver Lane Now I have discussed this with my doctor, and he says Chipper Service, Stump Room Additions, Decks, All FLOOR SANDING & INSURANCE. Same day East Hartford. Conn. CARINI’S EXTERIOR Removal. Insured. Call Bob HATCHBACK $2700 coverage available. that as a man grows older his sex drive just naturally By Oswald Jacoby strong bids in notrump. HOME CLEANING. A com­ types of Remodeling and REFINISHING. Floors like 06118 423-0283. or Bill 423-7963. 1966 FOLD GALAXIE 500 Competitive rates. Call Judy, diminishes. But with people like you insisting that a man and Alan Sontag Thus if partner opens one plete spray cleaning service Repairs. Free estimates. Ful-> new. Specializing in older (203) 566<1S70 notrump, your jump to four is ly insured. Phone 643-6017. • floors. Natural and stained XL SPORT COUPE Crockett Agency Inc., 643- should be able to perform as well at 60 as he did when he of vinyl and aluminum homes. 1577. ImmEx Monday thru Friday 10>6 was 25, it makes my husband feel inadequate. There arc all sorts of Black­ merely a mild notrump slam floors. No waxing,-flhy more (CLEAN) $850 For free estimate and YOUR CHILD CAN Saturday & Sunday 10-5 Why not just admit that all men slow down, so they won’t wood variations. Some are too try. The most effective simple demonstration, call 6462198. SUCCEED. Experienced SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS Also painting. John Verfaille AMERICAN MCRCHANOISC EXCHANQE. INC. rule here is that if the first or 6465750. 1978 CHEVY VAN 1976 SUZUKI GT 250 Mint con­ feel guilty when they do? complicated for anyone - teacher will tutor any subject, - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. Con­ •‘BBINOINQ BUYERS AMD SEUEAB OF QUALITY M iRCHAMDIBi even those who try to use last bid was notnimp, then crete work of all types. Free (LOADEDI) $5600 dition! $775. Telephone 649- TOQBTHER” WIFE AND REALIST grades 1 to 8, Masters degree 3739 weekdays after 5 p.m. them Others are simple and (our nolrump is not Black­ m remedial reading. 742-9632. estimates. Reasonable. Joe, 1978 LANCIA BETS wood 6461519. DEAR REALIST: I have also discussed it with The Flintatonea — llanna Barbara Productlona represent improvements COUPE $7100 Here are two examples When an unkind opponent WE CLEAN SIDING. doctors, as well as with gerontologists, and the 1 The five-club response interferes with your Black­ Vyna-Lume Cleaning Co. A IF YOU ARE LOOKING consensus is that a normal, healthy man can continue THIS IS THE SECOND shows either no aces or four wood by bidding over it, you WILL CLEAN CELLARS, at­ MASONRY. All types of con­ rMONTH OF FRED'S ..H E tics, homes free of charge in Modern Concept in FOR A CLEAN to be sexually active as long as he wants to — If you can’t tell which number need some defense against crete work and repairs. Keep Smiling PRIVATELY OWNED regardless of his age. In other words, if you don’t use DIET, MOTHER. ALWAYS exchange for some usable professionalsi cleaning of \vinyl W AS A your partner is showing you this interference. We recom­ and aluminum siding. Fulb Fieldstone a specialty. Free VEHICLE, YOU CAN SAVE it — you lose it. mend what is called DOPI, items. Also will haul away ...... _ " lly estimates Call after 5. 643- Be Happy P O O R shoulon’t be playing Black­ scrap iron free of charge. 644- insured - Free Estimates. 643- TIME AND GAS BY Do you hate to w rite letters because you don’t know wood. or even playing bridge. which means double zero, 1870. 1870. L O S E R pass one. If you bid you show 3234. STOPPING BY THE what to say? Thank-you notea, sympathy lettera, / 2 The five-nolrump follow­ AMMEX OFFICE AND LET congratulations, how to decline and accept invita­ up by the Blackwooder shows more than one ace OUR UNIQUE PHOTO tions and how to write an interesting letter are that the partnership holds all When there is real interfer­ four aces Responder can still ence such as a bid at the six Liquor Permit SELL SYSTEM- BRING included in Abby's booklet, “How To Write Letters level over your Blackwood, for All Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 show kings, but he can also Notice of Applieation LISTING TO “LIFE” RIGHT bid seven himself if he has the you may want to modify this A BEFORE YOUR EYES. cents), self-addressed envelope to; Abby, Letter Manchester, Ct. The business 643-2711 right card For instance, you so that a double shows either ’This is to give notice that I, | ^ i r e $ t o n e Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. no aces or one ace and a gen­ will be owned by SOMABHAI open one heart with S- K Q 7 6 SOMABHAI N. PATEL of 72 WANT 8:30-5:00 00212. H- A K Q J 8 7 D- 4 3 C- 2 erally unsatisfactory hand, N. PATEL of the above ad­ Deluxe Champion’ Dallas Ave. No. One, Water- ■4 w iw e x Partner responds one spade, while a pass shows one ace or bury, Ct. have filed an dress and will be conducted by AD you jump to four spades He two aces and an unsatisfacto­ application placarded 15th of SOMABHAI N. PATEL as 643-2718 bids four notrump, you show ry hand WIKMinCMMiaCHM.K. RADIAL R s tr o q r o p h April 1980 with the Liquor permittee. CAN attar 5:00 The Born Loaar — Art Sanaom one ace He bids five notrump (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Control Commission for a Somabhai N. Patel 7M tILVen UNE WHITEWALLS and you can bid seven spades Grocery Beer for the sale of EAST HARTFORD, CONN. immediately (For a copy rtf JACOBY Dated 17th of April 1980. 1 MU* trom n i l BE or El off I-E4/EE 7, IT'S owlv alcoholic liquor on the HANDLE Radials actually priced lower Bernice Becie Osol Aw,coweowwow' YDU6AUKA40-Rxrr In basic Blackwood all four- MODERN, send S i to: "Win at 065-04 H erali) TELEPHONE (EOS) BEE-1B70 notrump bids are Blackwood Bridge." care ol this newspa­ premises of 352 Main St., CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING than otu* bias belted tires in VB'iedBW.: PUTT WILE YbUR\NO(?D..,/rV OORS. Mon.-FrI. 10-E EoL and Sun. 10-5 In practise you will find it per. P O Box 489, Radio City IT! most sizes during this sale only! est. Your charming ways will y — LOOKIM6) Station, New York. N.Y. bring about a successful advisable to use some four- . 19) 084-04 '4-nb (resd dr*4||H best ot your social characteris- You may be the spark that gets A ll pr>rr« plus laa amt old lirr* •NO HIDDEN EXTRAS The advertised lics are very pronounced today. things humming today because S h e H e r a lb •Written warranties on ALL price of the service is the price you pay. Those with whom you come in you have the knack of bringing LEGAL NOTICE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING warranted products and ser\ices. coniBCI will find you especially the group together arid shovring appealing. everyone how to have fun. COx C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Your P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) You ■ CA4AU4 ANM AL BUDGET MEETING A78-I3 Blerkwall needs are easily satisfied today. are fortunate today in any deal­ 4-7U TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT T h e price is right? You know all the right things '0 ings with close friends or family 5-rib design. do or say without being demand- members. Something quite The electors and citizens qualified to vole in town meetings in HOLDING A TAG SALE? Plus $1.62 F.E.T pleasant could happen because the Town of Andover are hereby notified that the Annual Budget « 2 8 and old tire _'o (July 23-Aug. 22) II you are ot the associations. Short Ribs — Frank Hill Deluxe Champiem’ looking lor tresh Ideas to make A R IE S (March 21-April 19) With Meeting of the Town of Andover, Connecticut will be held in the things happier tor you. today Is gentle (^suasion you are able to S04EHOW A''hA ha s e e m s Black F.E.T. polyester cord Andover Elementary School, Andover, on Saturday, May 3,1980 LET THE HERALD HELP Siu the day to seek out suggestions. influence others to your way of MORE PuEASlNe ^ h AN at 8 00 P M for the following purposes; 6.00-12 S30 $1.48 Friends will be extremely helplul thinking today. It'll be a lot es^ier A'COO COO-'j, B7813 32 1.77 V IR a O (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Take to win them over than you 1 To choose a moderator for said meeting E78-14 39 2.12 a leading role In a situation surmised. YOU PUBLICIZE IT TWO WAYS 2.23 where you have a vested Inler- (NEWSPAPER EKTERPRlSe ASSN.) 50MEBOP7 16 HAVING A GOOV LA06H 2 To elect two members to the Recreation Commission for F78-14 42 G78-14 43 2.38 about 60METHIN6.'" three year terms commencing July 1, 1980. IT’S SIMPLE: H78-14 45 2.60 Btrry’t World — Jim Berry " ha G78-15 44 2,46 Buga Bunny — Helmdahl & SloHel 3 To elect a Building Official to serve for the term of one (1) H7815 47 2.66 year commencing July 1, 1980 COME TO THE HERALD OFFICE L7815 50 2.96 ^1:7 „,<£A:ARRcrrcAKE 4 To receive the Budget for the fiscal year from July 1, 1980 to June 30. 1981. as prepared by the Board of Finance with its AT 16 BRAINARD PLACE All prices plus tax and old tire. U jJANDA D02=S O A T M E > ^ recommendation thereon W hltewaUa extra. 5 To adopt a budget for the fiscal year July 1, 1980 to June 30, PLACE YOUR AD Our Boarding Housa This Funnjf World 1981 and to make specific appropriations for said period »7«a. Im PAY FOR IT V9HAT \ / A l it t l e PI5PUTE ^ E R HE W AS LI 6 To determine whether the tax on the list of October 1, 1979 HAPPENEP^ UNEUP CHMidEi W1T»15'’ A60UT AS shall be due and payable in a single installment or in two semi­ IQ Hl$ NlW? I FWHER6! V9HEN DNE POPULAR h i annual installments, or in four quarterly installments. 1 WALK OUT WITH YOUR FREE SIGN DID HI6 > HULK HPUEREP WR W i AT08AOD BARiTDOL BDY. the m a j o r 6UB5TI CHEWERW 7 To determine whether the lax on the list of October 1,1979, as a n e a l/ 9 TJTEP h im RPR HIS A R U 6 FAOTDRV; it applied to motor vehicles, shall be due and payable in a single DUE TO LIMITED QUANTITIES ONLY RltfHT FIELDER installment pursuant to General Statutes, Sec 12-I44a. / M O W i g ONE SIGN WILL BE PROVIDED PER y ALAffiTHE RkSHT FiELPEBS^ 8 To do any other business proper to come before said meeting CUSTOMER; HOWEVER, THE SIGNS ARE FATHER WAS A KARATS Dated at Andover. Connecticut this 24lh day of April, 1980. INSTRUt;TOR! SUITABLE FOR INEXPENSIVE IM soetzv, INTHAr:A9£.K££?TH£a30K£S. J Russell Thompson REPRODUCTION. ACTUAL SIZE IS HCRSE hATcSTOEATAuONE. Peter J Maneggia WERE OUT OF io^/i”xi2y4" Percy B Cook 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. CARRCT CAKEy Board of Selectmen m Town of Andover, Connecticut PHONE 643-5135 ______083-04 * * w * w w w w ★ ★ ★ ★ it-k-k'kit-k-k'it-k-k

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Marshall. brothers Michael and Leon 3 Soccer Made In Germany 3 The World Tomorrow 09 SS Evening At Pops: Uve On 9:00 X Movie "Thunder Bay" (1953) X ABC News ® Sunday At The King's House smokes cigarettes and a bird ^ in k s . ® Sesame Street (R) Opening Night John Williams X Olympiad "Women Gold James Stewart, Joanne Dru. 7:28 3 Movie "Harry Black And The whose wardrobe includes a 10:00 a Tennis "MurjanI Women's 7:30 3:30 makes his debut as conductor of ® Lawllne Mike Mattews Medal Winners" A trlbutd to 6:00 (U) WCT Tennis Tiger" (1958) Stewart Granger, 9:15 custom-made Pied Piper outfit Championship" 99 NHL Hockey "Stanley Cup X If You Ask Me X NBA Basketball the Boston Pops Orchestra in an moderates a phone-in law quiz those women who have gained X Congreetlonal Report 3 3 Baseball Pre-Game Show Barbara Rush X New Day are among the exotic animals Playoffs" 7:29 opening night gala celebrating with answers being given by a 5:00 Olympic Immortality. I X Patterns For Living 3 Washington Week In Review 4:00 featured in this film about city 3 Dally Numbers 1:45 9:30 the Pops' 95th season from panel of lawyers. X 09 Wide World Of Sports 10:00 I X Children's Gospel Hour 3 Red Sox Warm-Up 3 Legends Of Goff animals and the people who love 10:30 X News X My Three Sons Boston's Symphony Hail. World Women's Gymnastics 99 Bruins Wrap-Up gJlPTLClub 3 America's Athletes 1980 7:30 0 Sneak Previews them. X Sports Extra X Nina On New Jersey Championships (from Fort 3 Market To Market (R) Comment 2:00 9:00 11:30 6:30 X 3 Jimmy Swaggart 4:15 4:00 FRIDAY'S SPECIALS ' Worth, Texas); NCAA Wrestling 11:30 3 Movie "Band Of Angels" (S Qauguin The Savage David X Racing From Roosevelt f X Carrascolendas 1:15 X All In The Family 3 Electric Company (R) 3 Movie (Time Approximate) ® Destination Superstar Championships (from Corvallis, O America's Athletes 1980 X Connecticut Woman (1957) Clark Gable. Sidney "Requiem For A Heavyweight" Carradine and Lynn Redgrave t X Abbott And Coetello 3 3 3 Baseball Poilier. 3 Celebrate MAY 2. 1980 Oregon). X New York Report 3 Top Cat (1962) Anthony Ouinn, Jackie EVENING star in a dramatization of the life 12:30 I X Davey And Goliath 1:30 S L e g ^ s Of Golf (Joined In FRIDAY'S SPORTS 3 As School Match Wits 2:30 Rex Humbard Gleason of the famous French painter IS Choice Of Champions "The S Consultation (X Little Rascals 3 who abandoned his famiiy to Progress) Quest For The Gold " 3 Julia Child And More Compa- 3 Risk Of Marriage ' 6:45 X Movie "The Feminist And 10:00 4:30 7:00 pursue a life ol arlislic freedom. AFTERNOON S The Athletes MAY 2,1980 EVENING . X New Day The Fuzz" (1970) David Hartman, ^ Has Haw (Cont’d) 2:48 X Sunday Morning With X 3 Wide World Of Sports 3 The Beatles Forever A lavish Barbara Eden. ® Festival Of Faith spectacular honoring the Liver­ 10:00 3 Family Feud X Movie "Frankenstein Meets Charles Kuralt 4:30 7:00 3 Wall Street Weak The Space Monster" (1965) 3 3 3 SportsWorld pool lads features Mei Tillis. Paul (X) @ ABC News Closeup EVENING X Little Rascals "Privacy" X Roots . 6:00 MONDAY'S SPORTS I X Hot Fudge ® Old Houseworks 8:00 James Karen. Nancy Marshall. X Kids Are People Too ® Another Voice Williams and Ray Charles. X Racing From Aqueduct X The Brady Kids X Face The State SS Root Hog Or Die A way ol life 2:00 3:00 X 3 Sunday Maas 5:00 10:00 EVENING a Greatest Sports Legends APRIL 28.1980 7:30 X Star Trek (Factory ® Lifestyles in rural New England unfolds in X Laurel And Hardy Laugh- X Movie "The Ktng And Four X Ko)ak X CBS Reports Gay Power. an unhurried impressionable 99 Baseball Boston Red Sox vs X News 3 Today In Bible Prophecy 7:00 13 Jonny Quest toons Queens" (1956) Clark Gable. 3 Rring Line Gay Politics" Harry Reasoner look at a society that is rapidly 7:00 Kansas City Royals X Pjrsuaders 3 Chalice Of Salvation a Bowling EVENING 3 Godzilla (3) Accent On Living Eleanor Parker ® Say Brother reports on how and why the losing ground to technology and S9 The National Law Survival 9!) Fntival Of Faith 3 ® Studio See @ Soccer Made In Germany 8:00 @ Momingtown 3 James MIchener's World homosexual community of San urban sprawl. Quiz Four distinguished lawyers 3 3 3 BJ And The Bear 3:25 3 The Jetsons 5:30 9:00 X Baseball New York Mets vs 3 Weekend Special 3 Mulder Most English Francisco, estimated to be -- Newton Minow, James D. St. 7:00 7:30 3 Movie "Rawhide " (1951) X Quiz Kids X NASL Soccer New York Cos­ San Diego Padres ® Julia Child And More Compa­ 3 Q u it^ o k a 10:30 between 25% and 50% of the Clair. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and S Wrestling X Arthur And Company Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward mos vs Tulsa Roughnecks ny Sneak Previews X The Brady Bunch city's population, became a WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- David Weiner — offer aiiswers lo 10:40 X Groovie Qoolles 3 EVENING 8:30 X Point Ol View major political force ALS legal questions laced by many 11:30 X KIner's Komer Newark And Reality 2:30 X S Baseball Boston Red Sox X 8:01 3 The World Tomorrow 10:30 APRIL30, 1980 Americans Host E G. Marshall X Racing From Roosevelt 3 Dudley Doright X Gllllgan's Island 3 NOTE: Regular Programming 6:00 vs. Chicago While Sox (H Harvest Temple SUNDAY, 3 Big Blue Marble H Jazz At The 660 The Clifford 8:00 , 3 Flash Gordon May Be Pre-Empted By The NHL 3 Movie "Keep 'Em Flying iJ, X 3 News 12:00 ! 3 Ed Allen 3 McHale's Navy Jordan Four headlines at X 05 Benjl At Work Adam Rich Hockey Stanley Cup Playoffs (1941) Abbott and Costello, Mar­ X Movis Report To The AFTERNOON X Wrestling Marilyn , 09 Underdog ® Manimals MORNING Hartford's oldest jazz club. hosts a behind-fhe-scenes look TUESDAY'S SPORTS 8:30 tha Raye Commissioner (1975) Michael Monanly. Yaphet Kollo An 11:30 at the famous canine in action ! 8:00 3:00 X Sanford And Son 3 Kids Are People Too Filming has begun on New 5:00 idealistic rookie cop, assigned to X Miss New Jersey-U.S.A. 4:30 Guests include Chevy Chase. SUNDAY'S SPORTS APRIL 29,1980 X Mighty Mouse / Heckle & X America's Athletes 1980 X Merv Griffin ® Zoom (R) York locations of the Law­ X 3 Alan King Tennis Classic X News a task his superiors believe Pageant CD Roots Jane Seymour and Omar Sharif I Jeckle X 3 Goodtime Girls 10:45 IX) S9 Alterschool Special "The rence Schiller production of X Movie "Western Union " 3 Get Smart impossible for him manages to 8:30 APRIL 27, 1980 ' X Popeye And Friends 3 Julia Child And More Compa­ 3 Jewish Life Terrible Secret" A teen-age driv­ EVENING "Marilyn,” a three-hour ABC i X 09 Superfriends (1941) Robert Young. Dean ny slumble on the solution X 09 Dr- Seusa' Pontoffel Pock, 5:22 er takes a young boy she hit with movie based upon Norman ( X Davey And Goliath Jagger 11:00 X i Movie Assault On SUNDAY'S SPECIALS Where Are You? Animated A 9:00 { X Viewpoint On Nutrition Agalhon " (1978) Nico Minardos. her van to the hospital, then pan­ MORNING Mailer's best seller and f 3 3 3 The Super Glo­ (m Domata X Movie "Tarzan s Hidden good-natured but goofed up 7:30 X Hawaii Flve-0 5:30 Nina Van Pallandt Cabot Cam, a APRIL 27. 1980 ics and runs away. |R) scripted for television by betrotters ' 3 Camera Throe Jungle" (1955) Gordon Scott, pickle packer with on the job 99 NHL Hockey "Stanley Cup 3 Presente X 3 Love Boat 3 Battle Ol The Planets Vera Miles. soldier ol fortune and ex-interpol problems gels some help from Playoffs" Dalene Young. 99 Sesame Street (R) EVENING 11:00 3 Faith For Today X NASL Soccer 3 Hazel X Rox Humbard agent, becomes embroiled in a an unusual source. 99 Soccer Made In Germany Major portions of the film, 3:30 3 3 3 Sanford most unusual and daring adven­ EVENING 10:00 ® Sunday At The King's House detailing the life of Marilyn i 8:30 (H Jake Hess Gospel Time 3 Movie "David And Lisa’ 5:00 ture 11:30 S Bruins Wrap-Up 3 Movie Baby, The Rain Must 3 Jerry Falwell 8:00 AFTERNOON X Uttle Miss Half Pint 3 Sneak Previews (1962) Keir Duiiea. Janet Margo- 3 Meet The Press X 09 Kentucky Derby Special Monroe from childhood Tall" (1965) Steve McQueen, Lee 3 Daktarl 7:00 (X The Jimmy McNIchol Special ' X Rev. Terry Cole Whittaker 3 La Plaza iin. An emotionaiiy disturbed giri 3 TV Community College through her death in 1962, Remtck. 3 Soccer Made In Germany S Springtime With Mister Rog­ Guests including Kristy McNi- 3 3 3 Casper And The in a special school leads a young 3 Connecticut Newsmakers WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS starts shooting on Los Ange­ 4:00 3 Mundo Real chol, Ricky Schroder, Jeff Cona­ 12:00 i Angels ers Fred Rogers is joined by his a Fishing With Roland Martin X A d a m -1 2 boy out of his own private dark­ 5:49 ® Footsteps 3 ABC News old friends John Reardon and way, Donna Pescow and Kurt les locations late March. 3 Viewpoint On Nutrition ness. ® Open Door 99 Soccer APRIL 30. 1980 X Movie "Journey Back To X Straight Talk Captain Kangaroo when a leaky Thomas join Jimmy McNIchol lor New York filming locations 3 Movte "Pirates Ol Tortuga " 11:30 i 9:00 Oz" (1972) Animated. Voices ol 6:15 roof on the theatre brings the an hour ol comedy, dancing and •SPORTS. 12:30 include Times Square, Wash­ (1961) Ken Scott. Lelitia Roman 6:00 X Face The Nation ' Bugs Bunny / Road Runner Liza Minnelli, Paul Lynde 3 That's Hollywood (Time neighborhood together in this music Racers ington Square, Gallagher's X In the 1600s. a British sea cap­ X Agronsky And Company X 3 Animals Animals Animals X EVENING X Movie "Snowman" (1975) OS Another View Approximate) musical special. (R) ® Prlhvess A troubled teen­ a WCT Tennis Bjorn Borg vs. 3 Daktarl 3 Adelante APRIL 26, 1980 Restaurant, 59th Street Documentary. 3 This Week In Baseball tain sets out to kill Sir Henry ager allempts to deal with the Jimmy Connors Morgan, a Irailor-lurned-pirate ® Look At Me 6:30 8:00 Bridge, Central Park, East X 3 Plasticman 3 Wrestling 6:20 divorce ol her parents. a The Wacky Road Race 8:00 (2 hrs.) X C B S News X Roots In 1767. l7-year-old River, Chelsea Hotel, Helen X Daniel Boone 3 Synthesis II X News X Baseball New York Mets vs. 3 Movie "Jacques Brel Is Alive AFTERNOON X ABC News Kunta Kinte (LeVar Burton) is 9:00 MORNING 1:00 Hayes Theatre, the subway 3 3 3 Fred And Barney Meet 3 Destination Superstar Philadelphia Phillies And Well And Living In Paris" 6:30 3 3 3 NBC News kidnapped from Gambia and ® Gideon's Trumpet Henry X NBA Basketball Eastern TheShmoo • 3 Movie "The Kettles On Old and others. (1975) Mort Shuman, Elly Stone. X Face The Slate 3 The Muppets shipped to America aboard a Fonda, Jose Ferrer and John Conference Finals. Philadelphia 3 Mister Rogers (R) MacDonald's Farm " (1957) Mar­ 12:00 5:30 A Belgian minstrel expresses his X Tima For Timothy slave vessel commanded by a Houseman star in this special , 76ers vs Boston Celtics (if 3 Villa Alegre (R) jorie Main, Parker Fennelly. X Up Front 6:45 @9 WCT Tennis Bjorn Borg vs. feelings on life and love in a rep­ 3 Ring Around The World conscience-stricken captain based on the life of Clarence Earl necessary). 3 Sesame Street (R) X 09 Issues And Answers 3 Three Stooges Jimmy Connors 9:30 ertoire of songs. (2 hrs.) (Edward Asner). (Part 1) Gideon, an obscuie Florida con­ X 09 Alan King Tennis Classic 7:00 X Robert Schuller 3 Once Upon A Classic 4:30 7:00 vict who drastically changed, the 11:00 Top tennis pros including Bjorn 9:30 X Christopher Closeup 3 Journey T o Adventure 3 Carrascolendas X Sports Spectacular X 60 Minutes course ol American legal history (3l Bowling Borg and John McEnroe com­ 3 3 3 Six O'clock Follies X Wonderama 3 Rshing WHh Roland Martin (3) Davey And Goliath 3 Qalactica 1980 MONDAY’S SPECIALS (S Wild Horses Broken Wings A pete lor $300,000 in this annual 10:00 X T h ls Is The Ufa 3 Soccer X 3 Tennis 10:00 3 3 3 Disney's Wonderful young woman (Davene Bennett) AFTERNOON tournament (live from Caesars X Doctor Who X News 3 What About Women 3 Here’s To Your Health CBS Reports World APRIL 28. 1980 draws upon the wisdom passed Palace in Las Vegas). 3 As We Sea It X (S) World Opportunities 3 Movie "These Are The down from her Cherokee father X Nows 3 As School Match Wits 3 Austin City Limits 12:30 fill IK) THB MISSIMG LgTTg|?S )KJ 3 Hot Fudge 4:45 Damned" (1965) Macdonald 1:30 X 3 Fantasy Island 3 Rex Humbard 3 Land Of The Giants to care for a group ol neglected 3 99 This Week In Baseball (3) Listen I Carey, Shirley Anne Field AFTERNOON children a a Baseball Boston Red Sox TH£ "T V WORPS" BELOW. 10:30 3 3 3 Hill Street Station 3 Ed Allen ® Nova ® Springtime With Mister Rog­ vs. Detroit Tigers Popeye 5:00 3 Momingtown ers ® Henry Hudson's River: A 1:00 X 10:30 X a Tennis "Family Circle Cup" X 3 S ^ b y And Scrappy Doo X 3 Wide World Of Sports 12:30 Biography The once economi­ 99 Baseball Boston Red Sox Black News 7:15 7:30 4:30 vs. Detroit Tigers 3 3 Daffy Duck X Outer Limits X X Racers cally viable and still physically 2:30 3 Jazz At The 880 3 Davey And Goliath ® Living Faith X Roots QB WCT Tennis 10l IM I Bill Moyers' Journal (3) Mayor Athanson's Forum X I Love Lucy majestic river is explored from a a Legends Of Golf Some of Movie "Blondle Brings Up 3 Legends Of Golf X High School Bowl 8:00 Its prehistoric birth to its present 99 ^ Baseball Pre-Game Show the greatest names in golf, 11:00 7:30 EVENING 3 3 Qua Pass, U.S.A.7 ® Jake Hesa Gospel Time Roots day state Narrated by Orson 99 Red Sox Warm-Up including Ben Hogan and Sam Baby" (1940) Penny Singleton, X X 3 3 3 News X We Believe X Welles 09 America's Athletes 1980 Arthur Lake. 3 Uwrance Walk XM*A*S*H X Faith For Today 3 WCT Tennis X Undersea World Ol Jacques Snead, compete in the final « 3 The Wacky Road Race Cousteau Athletes featured include boxer X Benny Hill X Christopher Cloaaup 8:00 10:30 round ol this tournament (from 11:00 5:30 Bernard Taylor; shotputter 3 The Lone Ranger 3 Robert Schuller 3 Meet The Press X 3 ABC Movie Lady Srngs S) (§7 Song By Song "Sheldon the Onion Creek Country ClUo in X Soul Train (3) Living Faith ® Radiation Workers: Repro- Maren Seidler; marksman David 3 Second City TV 3 W h e e lle And The Chopper 3 Conversation With The Blues " (1972) Diana Ross. Harnick " Millicent Martin. Julia cessfrtg Workers at a nuclear Austin, Texas). X Movie "Mission Stardust" 3 3 AaWaSeelt FlElRSOl IC Bunch Billy Dee Williams The alternate­ McKenzie. David Kernan and Kimes; and a report on Men's (1963) Essy Persson, Lang 3 The Ghost And Mrs. Muir 11:30 1:00 fuel reprocessing plant and the 3:00 3 Sacred Heart ly stellar and tragic career ol special guest Howard daSilva Olympic Basketball and the 1979 Jeffries. Movie "Circus World " X NBA Basketball nuclear fuel cycle are probed. a International Boxing 15- X blues singer Billie Holliday, perform songs from "Fiddler On European Swim Championships. X EVENING (1964) John Wayne, Claudia X Movie "Fun In Acapulco " round WBC Super Ban­ RLARieAkiee the ^ 3 3 The Jetsons 8:00 whose addiction lo drugs The Roof." "She Loves Me. " Cardinale (1963) Elvis Presley, Ursula 1:15 tamweight championship bout 3 Bowling X Stacy On Rim increased as her popularity did, Fiorello" and "The Apple Tree" LETTERS you F/LLED IIO Miss New Jersey-U.S.A. Andress THURSDAY'S SPECIALS 3 Baseball Regional cover­ between defender Wilfredo 11:30 6:00 X X Sunday Mass is traced in this tribute to lyricist Sheldon age of Baltimore Orioles at Kan­ To SPELL THE DAME C3F A Pageant X James Robison X 09 Alan King Tennis Classic Gomez and Eddie Ndukwu (live X Fat Albert X 3 News X Movie "Tea For Two "(1950) X Rax Humbard Harnick MAY 1, 1980 sas City Royals; Boston Red Sox X Movte "Pendulum " (1969) (a) Dr. Gene Scott from San Juan, Puerto Rico). X 3 Captain Caveman And X Six Million Dollar Man 3 3 3 CHIPS at Detroit Tigers George Peppard. Jean Seberg 3 ® Sesame Street (R) Doris Day. Gordon MacRae X Ba iebaW Houston Astros vs. CHARACnffflWA x m s The Teen Angels X Radng From Aqueduct ® Accent On Living 3 Fast Forward ® Baseball Boston Red Sox vs. X R ^ n g From Roosevelt 3 Oral Roberts New York Mots 3 3 Jonny Quest 3 Greatest S|)orts Legends 3 Murder Most English 3 Maverick TUESDAY’S SPECIALS MORNING Detroit Tigers 3 3 3 Saturday Night Live 3 Devlin 3 Nova' 3 Look At Me 3 It’s Your Business ® Odyssey 3:30 3 Movte "Charlie Chan In 3 Latino APRIL 29. 1980 3:00 3 Black Perspective ® Rring Line 8:01 X NBA Basketball Milwaukee 3 WHd, Wild West Egypt" (1935) Warner Oiand, 10:00 X America's Athletes 1980 Bucks or Seattle SuperSonIcs AFTERNOON Robert Young. 8:30 3 NOTE: Regular Programming 3 Once Upon A Classic Mark) And The Magic Movie X May Magazine Athletes featured include boxer vs. Los Angeles Lakers. 3 Movie "Embassy" (1972) X May Be Pre-Empted By An NHL ARERNOON Bernard Taylor; shotputter Machine Hockey Stanley Cup Playoff •z-rfod 3HJ. 12:00 6:30 Richard Roundtree. Chuck 1:30 AFTERNOON Maren Seidler; marksman David 4:30 Connors. X Eighth Day Game Kimes; and a report on Men's -JiYoraaddar a m X K Idaw ortd X CBS News X 0 ^ Of Dlicovary ® RopefeHows Call To Prayer 4:00 4:30 X a Wide World Of Sports 15- X I Love Lucy 3 3 Bateball Olympic Basketball and the 1979 round WBC Super Featherweight X Carol Burnett And Friends 12:00 3 Oral Roberts 8:30 ^ SS iS Spaclil Treat "Trea­ ■ s je m s rfv X Weekend Special 3 Tennis X Roots European Swim Championships. championship bout between XDaUngGaine X Wrestling 3 Robert Schuller 3 Opus 49 TV SPOTUGHT - Page 5

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Tennis tournaments A c the solution to By RAINA GROSSMAN the categories top new male /PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1314' Easterners are learning to vocalist and top new female CLUES ACROSS: appreciate country music, and vocalist hold, respectively, rally better deals 8. It to MfMctolly to bo valuod In old ago. all your banking according to network John Anderson, Razzy Bailey, R.C. Bannon, Randy Barlow, 7. Sourca of powor. programmers, the ratings are heeds... high when a country-western Big A1 Downing and Rosanne 8. In the haad. performer is featured. This is Cash, Lacy J. Dalton, Gail Davies, Louise Mandrell and 9. B a i n g ------. ■ " ’ •r still a surprising trend. Howard H olies tournament Sylvia. B y JOAN CROSBY aggraaalvaly to viotonce. Even former New York in Las Vegas. The Hughes peo­ CONVENIENT "All the Gold in California," 11. Wall-known Inaact. comedian George Burns is Larry Gatlin; "Amanda," What is the most popular ple dropped the tournament LOCATIONS MANCHESTER ^ making a small mint singing and Alan kept his eyes open 13. Ona oTtha kind aaan In cowboy fllma, Say? Waylon Jennings; "Coward of event at the always-busy his country-western song, "1 the County," Kenny Rogers; Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas'* for a new deal. 14. In a TV crime aerlae, crooka might, for Inatance, Wish 1 Was 18 Again." Meanwhile the courts then STATE BANK "Devil Went Down la Here's a hint Like this OURDrS EYE OASS HUNES ttM hero, but they'd navar kill himl were Tilled with nubile c e i^ Now these perform ers Georgia," Charlie Daniels column, it involves a particu­ Band; and "Half the Way," nties hoping to become trim: 15. If painful, can eaam a lot to have to put up with. MEMBER FDIC (minus newcomer Burns) will lar sport. OIMiynEED FOR ONE YEAR' be honored on NBC, Thursday, Crystal Gayle arc competing ,\re you ready for the today they are all tnm and 17. Hearing It, ona might coma running. reads for tennis exposure, May 1, when "The 15th Annu­ for single record of the year answer'* 18. Aaauming thla to of any coneaquanca to you, 11041 MAIN ST. TEL 646-4004 al Academy of Country Music awards, which are presented It's the annual Alan King- "In those davs." admits King. "I coolthiT ^ two pUy- you don’t want to find youraoH running abort of ■ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Awards” is presented live to artist (s), producer (s) and Caesars Palace Tennis Clas­ record company. ers with rackets. Now I turn n. from the Good Time Theatre sic. which began its run on at Knotts Berry Farm near "Blue Kentucky Girl," April 21 and continues down 5* a year Managers and 20. Would prtaumably warn a boy aaan about to agents come to roe offering Los Angeles, produced by Emmylou Harris; "Greatest through April 27 (EDITORS: diva In a dangeroua apot. Dick Clark. Hits,’"' Waylon Jennings; NOTE DATES) Highlights their stars for the c e le ^ ty part." 23. Might be said to have a sort of enclosing func­ Nominees for the entertain­ '"Kenny,” Kenny Rogers; will be telecast by ABC. “Straight Ahead," Larry tion. er of the year are Loretta .Alan says tennis has really Charlton Heston. Dinah Lynn, Kenny Rogers, Willie Gatlin; and "Willie Sings come of age. Matter of fact. 24. A word readily related to money. Shore and Neil Simon were in Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kristofferson." Willie Nelson It's grown up. fast the first Hughes toumament Crystal Gayle. are up for album ol the year, .Alan m i^ t work in New "Heston plays tennis like be I N Barbara Mandrell, who is which is presented to artist York, but his hving quarters, drives a chaiiat," King jokes. nominated for top female (s). composer (s) and record a mansioo in Kings Point has When the Hughes d ^ fdl CLUES nUWN vocalist, along with Crystal company. room for a tennis court in through. King went after Las 1. Though bound to admit hto------ton’t I Agree to accepfthe Judges decision as final. | Gayle, Loretta Lynn, Anne "Concrete Cowboy, " "Elec­ my back yard," be says over Vegas. what It used to bo, an old man may not ba all Murray and Dolly Parton, tric Horseman," "Elvis" and the telephone. It takes him about five N A M E ...... once commented that she “Living Legend” arc vying for How did be become so that concamad. j months of the year to prepare hated competing against her motion picture of the year, engrossed in tennis tourna­ for it 2. If a man always Inalsts on buying------ADDRESS ...... I friends. Country-western per­ which is presented to produc­ ments’ •ocka, that's entirely up to him. formers are ’reflected as a ers. One easy answer is the one "About five months ahead DOROTHY BOBGRESE 3. Nature flints may contain certain charming pic- C IT Y ...... STATE...... I close-knit family, and the "All the Gold in California. " painted green. Tennis means of the tournament. I work YES □ I Larry Gatlin; "It's a Cheatin with an assistant and we HAA/ULL turM o f ------bears with their cubs. roster of this year's nominees big money. EYEWEAR IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED no | seems almost incestuous. Situation,' Moe Bandy; "Last ".About"nine years ago 1 was make plans I take two or The best place to bu) 4. For a ------game, even strong men can be Say country music and the Cheater's Waltz, " T (J Shep­ shopping for a new deal in three trips to Las Vegas to EYEWEAR clotheclothes fa men, FOR BOYS expected to wear padding, CLIP AND MAIL TO: PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE I above names, plus those soon herd; "She Believes in Me." Vegas," be says. “1 reached an ulk to the people at the hotel, Extra BIG a Kenny Rogers; and " You re 5. In the world of art, may taka a bit of getting used C/0 THE EVENINQ HERALD | ding1 E. . to be listed, come to mind. impasse in my talks with because every department of FOR GIRLS the Only One." Dolly Parton, the hotel is immived. There is 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. | traTALL oneg. The fact that these perform­ Caesar's Palace, and they to. ers are now familiar is a trib­ are up for song of the year asked what they could do to one woman in Las Vegas who A SELECT GROUP OF MODERN. ATTRACTIVE CHILDRENS 10. Part of a shoe. ute to the growing popularity Back to the image country- sweeten the deal. coordinates things with my e y e g la ss fra m e s a re now on d isplay... 12. A young offlear who gave the man a naedlaasly — or in TV Ulk. commerciali- western performers exhibit, "I said. 'Give me a tennis assistant Then, before the ^ " “ “ “ " " "oNTE^ntUL'E " mainly friendliness and an • a U t FOR ALL YOUR ORTICAL N U O t tedious------would certainly be no more ty - of the field. They are tournament' qualifying round. I take a Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the appreciation for each other, "Tie first year, there was staff of three and go to like the members of an imme­ popular lor it. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this road each [REGAL’S diate family. They don't have there are three special tSO.OOO in prize money The Vm ^ " 18. Talking about the horrible------someone to knock on the door or ring awards that commend the second year it j u m ^ to 'This year, with everyone clue carefully lor you must think them out and give every word Downtown Manchester j had given her, a girl might ba prone to the bell; they are expected. As efforts made by the communi­ Sl&O.OOO' Then it went to clotbed in outfits by Ellesse. 763 Main St 191 Main $L Its true moaning. ty. At a large family dinner, $2M).000. and now we are at which Alan says are the best axaggarata. more folks than simply coun­ You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You try-folks eat up the country these awards might be made WOO.OOO" ever, the draw will be very Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. 19. Dinner, tor Inatanca. may submit as many entries aa you wish. No mechanically as toasts: tight "The lowest it can possi­ flavor, we might hopefully see It happened after a prior more country-western per­ The Pioneer Award (to a tennis deal fell through bly go is the S4th top player in Tel. 643-1191 Tel. 643-1900 21. Suitable or likely. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry formers coming to dinner person or persons whose Alan had been host of a theworWL" 22. Droop limply. blank will be accepted. ’ , , j efforts helped bring country Anyone Is pllgible to enter except employees (and members Moe Bandy. Larry Gatlin. Waylon Jennings. Kenny Rog­ music to its present sUlus); TM. IM contoliw, .mong ottwr., th. of their families) of the Evening DonH Miss It!!I the Jim Reeves Memorial CROSSWORD PUZZLE lor iM m m W eekend ol Apr« 12-13,1980. ers and Don Williams are up ■! A p t 19-tO, I960 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEF^ARATE ENVELOPES for top male vocalist Award (to the person or per A»$WBS li nezE I sons who have done the most CLUES ACROSS: e x te n s o r of "coW." buf o f. p e rs o n (e.g.. wioD) a m t r o p e NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT \WEEK, AND BEAR A Moe Bandy & Joe SUmpley. fM M U M . esc. eom ettra lUterent Iro o i v e ry "coW^ or uotriwidly. In A P T ROUGH Manchester Senior Citizens &C^%£AM not s tr e v n A S C R E A M ts ctm atnaboSy tong e U . Jim Ed Brown it Helen to benefit country music dur­ my cast inoW ary. e s lu c A n e ve r ■nounls to r.^ bittsm *... BATHER RUGGED POSTMARK. ^ w . ,1. ing the calendar year); and the " S t r e r r (s «& s K i. unce thu w oro « g t n t r aS f u*od in a dtataitfva » LIAUO nol kod A ly a l i»,W a more uniywMAy xlM l Ihwi mwaty a Presents its 7th Annual Cornelius. Louise Mandrell it sense rr-ver’ aoutd be n m re r tbe fr«rtit. BEARING BAG The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the Country Artist of the Decade SCARE R.C. Bannon, The Oak Ridge TENOR not sew S*nct ‘ t e n o r ' a ippfcad to a Sp•nia^ man c0 t r y 21 COOOLffi'nof cuddud. D podwT a eprtonrad n CODDLED, or BELL Award (to the person or per­ age Type or aspect TEMOR* (a blg^ proporbon o< wboae tonga are SCARF contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than Boys and The Sutler Brothers oener^ pampered, rather than cuddted. BOIL sons who best represented jsuai^ about love) a more brrYVjr apt 22 j EAHS not beans Beam are asenoated evth dowv4o-earth d ^ ratfw BRAIN SCARS one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be are strumming for top vocal TRAPPED w ripped TKAPPS) hnks up beoar tha esaenca o< country music during the dec­ than Me styte. JEAKS. as cnaracteratcady rtorTTYal attre. are better in CAKE SHE VARIETY group ne dues oea a ol a tugibve being c e e g h t ade in image and success). SETUP not getup The >dea o* one pertormar uamg a more “e*abonae* M>e wittt th e d u e COKE SOLE IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED. $25 WILL BE And, to support the need lo STEALING 6. SETUP d stage props and e p o e rts u t. a Quae apt Ha peraonM gaauc DOWN; FATHER recognize new performers. iChfck XK*! Irstinga tot tifne and atalton f ) w h fd ' \ere TypcalTy. one wants a aaPP^ of taea bandy, ra th er than a tiie Tne due s smgutar approach suits a RLE beoar. aa a bandy s o rt o f 3 SURE not sore They are usuaky both totaPy (“ 'fl MEAL t o i l of this papor. Only ona prlza will ba awardad to a family unit, CENTRAL GOSPEL CHURCH SURE they are ngbt but the relative degree to which they ere sore w MODERNISM TOUGH ‘New York- New York” KO' imponderable . _ ... __. . a Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will OF EAST HARTFORD I l EER no*, .eer or peer ti would be a quesbon of ba jeenng It her lo ker MODERNIST WEALTH it 4 E ) K o o ED not explored The emphatic YELL be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is - Fundomentol, Non-Denominotionol, Boptis^lic lace, ratw fa r ‘ngnt m tyct face.' wfMCh turn of phrase suits LEER or ______* links op more tettmgfy with EXPLODED^ MOTOR TEWNiS. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL pee* bener l EER a a more natural answe r than peer es aometfung orre 5 MUDIM.ING not medAng. “MUDDLING ead interference (t.e.. two MUGGED Sunday School 9 ^ car we> imagine an oOerttrMe Type of man wantmg to d a, m the case difterem feulb) yes; but meddimg a Raeff PLAID m e n to n e d The correct solution tg this week’s Prizeword will be BAILEY AUDITORIUM Sunday Worship 17 PURE not cure. The d u e ia true of PURE: but aflhoogh good, medicine PLAIN 9 _JL I SNOW not snob 01 SNOW, as a weather condition. 't M e t ‘ a a natural FrI, Nile Bible Study 7:00 P.NT may merefy aiievtete and not oire. RIND published the following Saturday. __ LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT! RING 10 The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical Sunday services held at East Hartford ROLE errors which may appegr during the puzzle game. Saturday, April 26th YMCA-YWCA. Call Pastor Ron Leedy The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal for further intormation. L A S T W E E K S 11. 8:00 P.M. - Tickets at the door custody of 'late Aj'oatir.'slll, President Manchester State 289-7838 PUZZLE SOLUTION or Call Senior Center - 647-3211 "Preaching the old Gospel, JL Bank. still the only answer" Now open on an interim basis, the new Donation: S3.00 Adults $1.50 Students and North Carolina State Zoo near Seagrove, No sound from i supersonic aircraft is heard under 12. will feature tfse world's largest natural environmental zr>o. ahead of it because it outruns its own sound. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE I h V V ^ • TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 7 Page 6 - TV SF»OTUGHT 12:25 7:29 ■TUESOffiTcoNti 3:00 9:30 XMayMagazmerThu) 1:20 IlhOO 9 ABC Movie "Diamonds" 0 DeRy Numbers 3:00 5:45 0 At Your FlngarUps (Mon) X Movie "Sol Madrid " (1966) d ) 9 The Ropers X aiLovaLocy i M O N D A T . (1976) Robert Shaw, Richard X "She Wore A Yellow m SUNDATconthb (31 New Zoo Revue 0 Connecticut Prime Time EVENING 7:30 David McCallum, Stella Stevens. ® Return To The River X M R ta Douglas 1:30 Roundtree. Ribbon " (1949) John Wayne. X P.M. Magazine 0 Six MHHon Dollar Man 5:55 ® Romper Room XBesfHchad DAYTIM E SPECIAL 0 Noo-FteUon T elevM en 10:00 John Agar 12:30 X AR hi The Family 9;0D ^ Today's Woman IS 8 Card Sharks ® Jake Hass Gospel Time 6:00 4:00 X The Contender t ;l (Mymptad 10:30 X Movie "The Dark Mirror" X Family Faud 4:00 @ 2 2 Alive 0 M «ty Worlds Of Nature (Mon) 0,Connaetlcut Screening Room X X ® 9 N m v t 0 News News It Is Written 6:00 4:30 (1946) Olivia de Havllland, Lew X Benny HIR X 0 "The Ghost And Mr Chick­ a Educational Programming 0 Ecotogy: You And Your Envl- XILovoLucy 0 Movie "Born Yesterday" X 9 2 0 / 2 0 0?l Jake Hess Qospel Time (JKIdsworldlMon) X Roots ^ r e s . 0 W l l d Kingdom en" (1966) Don Knotts. Joan ® Ironside ronmant(Wed) 11:00 X Joker's Wild (1950) Judy Holliday. William Newark And Reality iS i>« The Sunday Games J Comment fTue) 0 Our Miss Brooks 0 Big Money X Staley 0 Thinkabout (Mon, Wed) 0 Breed And Butterflies (Thu) X M*A*S*H 0 T V Community College Holden. 0 Connecticut Prime Time i t Masterpiece Theatre J 'W e Believe (Wed) 0 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 0 Primary Science (Tue) 0 Primary Sdenoa (Fri) X 0 0 9 N O W S 0 M*A*S*H 1:00 0 Bruins Wrap-Up ( n Public Affairs Special J Barrio (Thu) DAYTIME MOVIES 0 MerahaR Dlfflon 0 9 Tic Tac Dough 4:30 EVENING 0 Storybook (Thu) 9 Streets Of San Frandsco/ 0 0 0 Torhorrow 0 Lawllne (X For Our Times (FrI) 1:46 0 Captioned ABC News 0 The Odd Couple 0 22 Alive 9:30 0 SeH, Incorporated (Fri) 0 Z o o m (R ) X Connecticut Woman (Mon) 1:05 10:30 The World Tomorrow 0 Storybook (Mon) 5:22 6:00 6:00 X Dialogue (Tue, Fit) 10:15 0 Cover To Cover (Thu) 11:16 6:30 X N e w s X Meet The Mayors Off Jerry Falwell X "Spy Squad" (1962) Dick X The Jimmy McNichol Special X E 0 ® News X Make It Real (Wed) 0 All About You (Mon) 0lnslda/Out(Fri) 0 Maude X Wateome Back, Kotter 0 Fourth Estate O'Neill, Richard Miller. 1:10 X Movie "They Call Me Mr. .THURSDAY. X I Love Lucy 10:00 X Eighth Day (Thu) 0 Folk Tales (Tue) X Tic Tac Dough 0 The Odd Couple 1:50 11:30 X CBS Late Movie "Whisper­ Tibbs" (1970) Sidney Poilier, X Joker's Wild i r Trapper John, M.D. ( 9 Health Field 0 Music (Wed) 1:00 0 0 NBC News 0 To Be Announced 0 Like You, Like Me (Tue) X N e w a ing Death" (1970) Roy Thinnes, Martin Landau. After seeing his ® 0 Zoom (R) I.51 News i f Ed Allen (Mon, Thu, FrI) 0 Mathematical Relationships (X "Calamity Jane" (1953) 0 0 Over Easy DAYTIME SPECIALS © W rite On (Wad) X K o Ja k John Rubinstein. friend leave the scene of a crime, 11:00 0 M * A * S * H iji'i JImmySwsggart (Thu) Doris Day, Howard Keel. 0 Bob Newhart 6:15 XDatIraGame a policeman Is uncertain about X X 0 0 9 News 9 Streets Of San Francisco i t Odyssey 0 Cover To Cover (Fri) 0 "Knock On Any Door" 0 0 0 Tonight 2K)0 X News 2:00 6:55 what he should do. 10:00 X M ’ A ’ S ’ H Jiff Massachusetts Council Of X As The World Turns (1949) Humphrey Bogart. John 9 A B C N e w e X Joe Franklin May Magazine 6:30 10:24 9 News X 9 Eight Is Enough X X Benny Hill Rabbis 6:30 X The Addams Family Derek. 0 M * A * S * H X Welcome Back. Kotter 49 Weather Baseball 0 The Millionaire i f Fast Forward X Stacy On Film (Mon, Wed, FrI) X 9 One LHe T o Live 11:35 7:00 X 4:30 X Tic Tac Dough 3:00 2:18 0 0 Real People 0 Maude X International Zone (Tue) 10:30 ® Accent On Llvln(] (Mon) XM‘A*S*H X CBS News X Roots 0 0 0 NBC News 10:30 X "The Owl And The Pussy­ X Movie "Torpedo Alloy" 0 Princess 0 Captioned ABC News X Barrio (Thu) X One Day At A Time (R) (Mon- ® Domata (T ue-Fri) X All In The Family a 0 Over Easy Sports Extra cat" (1970) Barbra Streisand. 11:45 (1953) Mark Stevens. Dorothy 0 0 Great Performances X Abbott And Costello Wed. Fri) 0 0 0 The Doctors 11:30 0 Bob Newhart Off Sunday At The King's House George Segal. 0 Dave Allan X 9 ABC News Malone. 0 The Odd Couple X My Throe Sons X My Three Sons 0 Mathematical Relationships X Face The Music DAYTIME MOVIES X Movie 6:55 5ff The Drum ^ Connecticut Newsmakers 11:50 S IS Hollywood Squares (Mon) 4:00 ® Festival Of Faith 2:30 8^30 X Kojak 9 News iT Cold Nights (Mon) 9 Barney Miller 5 J Hollywood Squares (Mon, 0 Music (Tue) 0 "Batman" (1966) Adam 0 NBC News 0 The Odd Couple 0 0 Baseball 5:22 X Racing From Roosevelt 39 Black Perspective (Tue) West. Burt Ward. 7:00 10:55 Wed-FrI) 0 FootstefM (Wed) 12:00 0 News 3:00 X "Dead Men Walk" (1944) 0 0 0 Tonight i4d News 39 Ring Around The World 9:00 X CBS News i' 0 22 Alive Spotlight (Tue) 0 Ripples (Thu) X Harry 0 0 0 Dick Cavett George Zucco. Mary Carlisle. 0 Dave Allen (Wed) X Movie "On The Threshold X Gideon's Trumpet 1 All In The Family 49 Cross-Wits 0 Once Upon A Classic (Fri) EVENING X Movie "Wild Is The Wind" 0 Newlywed Game 9 ABC News 11:00 39 What About Women (Thu) 01 Space " (1956) Guy Madison, X 9 Charlie's A i ^ s 1:00 T 9 ABC News .3' i3d News 0 Inside / Out (Mon) (1957) Anna Magnani, Anthony 0 M * A * S * H Virginia Leith 11:35 39 Adelante (FrI) 0 Short Story^ue) 2:15 0 0 DtfPrent Strokes X "Magnilicenl Obsession " 5 Face The Music S'* Ail In The Family 0 Touts La Bands (Mon) 6:00 Quinn. 0 Six Million Dollar Man XM'A'S'H 3? Romper Room 0 Trade-Offs (Thu) 7:29 0 Wild Horses Broken Wings (1954) Jane Wyman, Rock i l Festival Ol Faith Benny Hill ® 9 News OS Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 Dimensions In Science (Fri) 0 SeH, Inrkxrporated (Thu) X X 0 Dally Numbers 3:10 0 Henry Hudson's River: A Hudson. 11:50 0 Nashvllls Music 39 PTL Club 6:55 X I hove Lucy Biography 0 "A Connecticut Yankee In ,S News S American Trail 2:30 12:05 7:30 X News 9 Charlie's Angels at Ask The Manager 10:45 X Joker's Wild King Arthur's Court" (1949) Bing 54 The National Law Survival X Gllllgan's Island X Six Million Dollar Man ( i ) P.M. Magazine 9:30 49 News 0 Art Media (Mon) 0 TV Commuitl^ Collage 4:00 Crosby. Rhonda Fleming 12:00 Quiz 11:15 ® Domata X All In The Family 0 Hello, Larry 0 Broad And Butterflies (Tue) 0 M * A * S * H 12:15 0 News X Movie Murder My Sweet 0 Newlywed Game S' CBS News 7:00 0 0 0 Another Worid X Princess 0 The Baxters 3:00 0 Ripples (Wed) 9 Streets Of San Francisco 0 Three Stooges (1944) Dick Powell. Claire Trevor a M 'A 'S 'H X Morning News 0 Camara Three (Mon) X Benny Hill 4:30 X "Johnny Apollo" (1940) 11:25 X Bugs Bunny And Woody 0 Zoom (R) 10:00 ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews s7 Dick Cavett Movie For Love 01 Ivy' 10:50 0 Sneak Previews (Tue) 12:25 0 Sounding Board 0 22 Alive Tyrone Power. Dorothy Lamour. 49 Woodpecker X News 0 Sergeant Bllko 1968) Sidney Foitier, Abbey 0 Like You, Like Mo (Thu) 0 The Advocates In Brief (Wed) 6:30 / 9 Pdice Woman 0 M*A*S*H 7:29 1 X 9 VegaS 4:00 X 49 Good Morning America 0 Fast Forward (Thu) X Welcome Back, hotter 0 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 12:05 0 Dally Numbers Lincoln 10:55 12:30 0 0 Quincy 0 'McHale's Navy' (1964) X Nevvs © O ld Houseworks (Fri) X TlcTac Dough 0 9 Tic Tac Dough X Six Million Dollar Man X CBS Nows (Thu) X Movie "Northern Pursuit" ^WEDNESDAY■^ 0 Connecticut Prime Time Ernest Borgnine, Joe Flynn 11:30 39 S 39 Today 0 0 0 NBC News 0 NHL Hockey 7:30 3 Movie Barelool In The 3S Three Stooges 3:00 (1943) Errol Flynn. Julie Bishop. 12:30 1 P.M. Magazine 11:00 0 0 Over Easy 0 Our Miss Brooks 10:30 Park (1967) Roberl Redlord. X Guiding Light 8:00 DAYTIME SPECIALS EVENING i . Movie Intrigue I1947i 5 All In The Family 7:25 X The Price Is Right 0 Bob Newhart 0 Presents Jane Fonda X Popeye And Friends X Ttie White Shadow George Rail. June Havoc I Family Feud J 39 39 News X Midday 1:00 0 Radiation Workers: Repro­ s David Susskind X 9 General Hospital 6:55 X Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Our Miss Brooks ? Benny Hill X 0 49 Lavema 8 Shirley (R) 0 0 0 Tomorrow 4:30 cessing 6:00 1 After Benny Thames Presents 7:30 ® Movie 9 News X 9 Happy Days 55 Soap Factory X Straight Talk Roots 1:00 33 Star Trek X Morning Nows ® Lifestyles (Mon) 1:05 X Movie "The New Interns" X 10:40 X X 0 0 News 55 M 'A 'S 'H 39 0 S High Rollera 7:00 Afterschool Special I Love Lucy 0 0 0 Tomorrow 39 America's Athletes 1980 T The Fllntstones ® Family Focus (Tue) X News (1964) Michael Callan, Barbara X 9 X Kiner's Komer X 3b 40 Tic Tac Dough ® Electric Company (R) (Mon- X CBS News Joker's Wild 0 Movie Docks Ol New 3j Larson 5 PTL Club 01 Meiodyland Charismatic Clin­ Eden. A loursome of new interns X 55 Baseball Thu) X All In The Family 1:10 11:00 0 TV Community College Orleans 11948) Roland Winters 39 39 Today ic (Wed, Fri) adjusts to working at a large 57 MacNell / Lehrer Report ® Once Upon A Classic (Fri) X 9 ABC News X McCloud ® News 0 M*A*S*H Virginia Dale 12:00 ® Worid Opportunities (Thu) metropolilan hospital. DAYTIME CHILDREN'S X X 0 9 9 Movie The Buccaneer 8:00 0 Electric Company (R) (Mon, X Face The Music SHOW X M ‘ A*S*H Streets Of San Francisco 9 Baretta 8:00 ® 'N o va (Fri) 2:00 0 0 0 Speak Up America 9 11958) Yul Brynner, Charlton X Captain Kangaroo Wed, Fri) ® Festival Of Faith X Benny Hill 0 Zoom (R) 5 The Incredible Hulk 0 Beverly Hillbillies X Joe Franklin 0 0 Evening At Pops: Live On 4:30 1:05 Heston X Woody Woodpecker 0 Nutrition (Tue) 0 Wrestling 0 Have Gun Will Travel 5 Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Over Easy 0 M * A * S * H Opening Night 6:30 J News Jff It's Your Business 3 } The Advocates In Brief (Mon) 0 Write On (Thu) 0 News X 9 Afterschool Special 0 Captioned ABC News 8 41$ Benjl At Work Welcome Back, Kotter a TV Community College (FrI) 3:30 0 0 Dick Cavett 2:30 8:30 X 2:00 5 Baseball 12:05 11:10 11:15 X Tic Tac Dough 38 Star Blazers X Woody Worxlpecker 0 Newlywed Game 0 The Odd Couple X Merv Griffin 1 News (Time Approximate) 20 0 30 Here's Boomer r Movie The Secret Lile 01 0 Truly American (Thu) DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Maude (Time Approximate) 0 0 0 NBC News 0 Villa Alegre (R) (Mon-Thu) 0 M * A * S ‘ H 9 Laverne & Shirley J Joe Franklin 34 People's Caucus An American Wile (1968) Walter 8:25 2:31 X 0 0 Over Easy 11:30 0 I Dream Of Jeannie 11:30 0 M 'A 'S 'H 57 Washington Week In Review Matthau. Anne Jackson 39 39 News 7:29 X Best Of Midday 9:00 0 Bob Newhart X 19 Family Feud © V illa Alegre (R) 5:22 X NBA Basketball 0 Dally Numbers X Gauguin The Savage 2:15 8:30 12:30 8:30 0 0 0 Wheel Of Fortune 3:00 X "A Swingin' Summer" X Kojak 6:55 4:00 X 9 Tnree's Company 55 Movie Angels Over Broad­ 5 MervGrlHIn i3d Choice 01 Champions X Gllllgan's Island 0 Educational Programming 7:30 X Movie “ Child Under A Leaf" (1965) James Stacy. William A. X Dating Game 9 News Maude 0 0 0 The Big Show way '(19401 Rila Hayworth i 40 Dr. Seuss" PonloHel Pock. lit The Athletes X Meet The Mayors (Mon, Wed) 0 Chico And The Man X X F.M. Magazine (1974) Dyan Cannon, Donald Wellman Jr. 0 0 0 Tonight The RIntstones 7:00 Douglas Fairbanks Jr Where Are You? X Now York Report (Tue) 0 Sesame Street X X All In The Family Pilon. q -tn 9 ABC News 12:45 X Merv Griffin (Mon, Tue, Thu, CBS News 20 0 30 The Facts Ol Lile X Nine On New Jersey (Thu) X The Muppets 0 Six Million Dollar Man X 9 Taxi 1:00 X 2:27 JK Listen 11:35 All In The Family 57 Wall Street Week X Nmvark And Reality (FrI) AFTERNOON Fri) X Benny Hill X "So This Is Love" (1953) X X Movie Cheers For Miss Happy Days Again (Wed) 3:10 XM*A*S*H ABC News 1:00 39 39 Today X 0 TV Talkback 10:00 Kathryn Grayson. Merv Grilfin. X 9 Bishop (19411 Martha Scotl 9:00 ® Domata X News 0 "Love With The Proper X Face The Music 39 Risk Of Marriage a TV Community College (Mon- 0 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report X News 11:45 William Gargan 3 The Dukes Ol Hazzard 12:00 0 New Zoo Revue (Mon, Fri) X 9 ABC News Closeup Stranger" (1964) Natalie Wood. ® Festival Of Faith 0 40 ABC Movie Bllime In 3S Movie The Golden Eye ' Thu) 0 9 TIcTac Dough 3:56 0 Dave Allen 2:30 X X) Nows 0 0 0 Special Treat (Tue) 0 Connecticut Prime Time Steve McQueen 0 Soul Train Love (1973) George Seg.il Kns (1948) Roland Winters. Mantan 38 Porky Pig And Bugs Bunny 0 The Odd Couple X The Gong Show 0 The Odd Couple Moreland, X Midday 0 For You, Black Woman (Wed) 0 Bruins Wrap-Up 11:50 0 News Kristotferson A divorced m.in 4:00 3:00 9:00 3B Living Faith 0 A Woman's Place (Thu) 8:00 0 Root Hog Or Die 9 Love Boat 0 © Dick Cavett 3:00 tries to win his en-wile bock Irom 1:15 X DInahl & Friends 0 0 (S Chain Reaction 0 Merv Griffin (Mon, Wed-FrI) X WKRP In Cincinnati 0 News X "Up Front " (1951) Tom 0 Newlywed Game 10:30 Ewell. David Wayne 12:00 .F Movie B Must Die il97Ji her current boyliiend (£ (49 ABC News X The Brady Bunch 0 49 $20,000 Pyramid 0 0 Sesame Street X Card Burnett And Friends 0 M*A*S*H Darren McGavin Patricia Neal 4'3 0 X Nine On New Jersey X Movie The Hostage ■ (1967) 20 .25 30 NBC Movie The X S Donahue 0 Movie (Mon, Wed-Fri) X 9 That's Incredible 4:00 0 Six Million Dollar Man Towering Inlerno (19741 Steve 1:30 12:25 0 22 Alive 0 0 0 United States ‘ Dan O'Kelly. Dean Stanton 7:29 X Joe Franklin 0 Bewitched X What's Happening America? 0 "Munster Go Home" ) 1966) (ff) News X New Jersey Report 0 Austin CIW Limits ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews 0 Dally Numbers McQueen P.tui Newm.in During 39 News 0 Bonanza (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) 0 0 0 Little House On The Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo. 3:30 0 The Odd Couple ceremonies tor Ihe opening ol 2:30 a Sesame Street 12:30 0 Joker's Wild (Wed) Prairie 12:05 7:30 58 Movie Salome (1953iRila .TUESDAY. Hayworth Stewart Granger the worlds tiiliesi skyscr.ipei (51 Life Of Riley iS Dating Game X Search For Tomorrow 0 0 Song By Song EVENING X Six Million Dollar Man X P'M. Magazine 4:30 11:00 Itre breaks out and traps hun­ S9 Movie Lorna Doone' ® Tom Larson X Cross-Wits 0 The Odd Couple All In The Family DAYTIME SPECIALS XM*A*S*H 12:15 X 4:00 dreds of partygoers on the buiio (1951) Barbara Hale. Richard 3 The RIntstones X 49 Byen'k Hope X Roots X $100,000 Name That Tune X Uttle Rascals X 0 0 9 News 0 Three Stooges 0 News ing s top floor (Part lt(R) Greene ® Play The Percentages X Benny Hill 6:00 X Benny Hill 0 Washington Week In Review 9:15 X 9 Aftarschool Special (Wed) 4:00 X X 0 0 News 4:30 3:00 0 0 0 Password Plus 8:30 0 Hone^ooners 12:30 0 M 'A * S * H 0 Masterpiece Theatre IS A.M. Weather ® Christ The Living Word 0 0 0 Special Treat X I Love Lucy 0 22 Alive (4) Movie The Man From 0 Andy Qrtfflth 0 Maude X Movie "Mara Maru " (1952) 0 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 0 PTL Chib (Mon, Wed-Fri) X 0 Baseball X Joker's Wild 9:30 Colorado (1948) Glenn Ford. 9:25 0 Ripples (Mon) X MervGrIftIn 4:30 0 Captioned ABC News Errol Flynn, Ruth Roman 0 9 Tic Tac Dough 0 B e w ltch a d 0 TV Community College ,24 Wall Street Week William Holden @ Heritage Corner 0 Writers Of Our Time (Tue) 0 Our Miss Brooks 0 NHL Hockey X Roots 11:30 0 M * A * S * H 0 What Do You Think? (Wed) 5:00 10:00 4:00 9:30 X N e w s 9 Streets Of San Francisco 1:00 8:00 0 Exploring Math (Thu) X The Brady Bunch 9:00 r Dallas S Hazel X The Partridge Family X K o Ja k 0 Zoom (R) 0 0 0 Tomorrow X Palmerslown, U.S.A. © Nutrition (Fri) X Ironside X 9 ABC Movie "All God's DAYTIME CHILDREN'S FRIDAY. 5 News (3 Celebration Of The Eucharist X Dating Game 0 Movie "Shell Shock " (1964) X Carol Burnett And Friends 4:30 ® Davey And QoUath Children" (Premiere) Richard 6:30 ,2jJ Connecticut Prime Time (Mon, Wed, FrI) 12:45 SHOW 0 0 0 The Best Of Carson Pamela Grey, Frank Leo X 9 Mork & Mindy 9$ Movie Silver Star' (1955) 0 P TL Chib (Tue) Widmark, Ossie Davis. The wel­ X Welcome Back, Kotter 57 Murder Most English 39 New Zoo Revue (Tue, Thu) 0 News (Mon) 4:00 0 Dave Allan 9 Baretta X Movie Who Done IP Jimmy Wakely. Edgar Buchanan ® Joker's Wild 0 Happy Days Again fare ot an entire community Is X TlcTa c Dough DAYTIME SPECIAL 0 Let's All Sing (Thu) 0 0 0 Special Treat 9 A B C News (1956) Benny Hill, Belinda Lee A 10:15 0 0 Mister Rogers (R) threatened when school busing 0 0 0 NBC News 1:05 @ McHale's Navy lormer rink sweeper al an ice 38 The Odd Couple (Time 12:50 0 Bugs Bunny (Tue) is lorced upon the racially mixed 11:35 00OverEasy X News ® Short Story (Mon) show turns detective and tracks 4:30 Approximate) .DAYTIME. @ Many Worlds Of Nature (Tue) 0 Mstter Of Fiction (Wed) 0 Emergency Onol population. XM'A'S'H 0 Bob Newhart DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 down an internalional spy T Roots 9 Joker^ Wild (Mon, Tue, Thu. X Movie "Bulley" (1973) Alan Q Images And Things (Wed) 1:00 11:50 6:55 X News 0 0 0 Buck Rogers In The 10:30 Fri) Bates. Jessica Tandy. In spite ol ,24 Non-FIcllon Television MORNING ® At Your Fingertips (Thu) X The Young And The Restless 9 S o a p 9 News 25th Century 0 Africa RIe (FrI) X Three Sons 5:15 staunch efiorts to remain in con­ 5:22 2:00 0 0 Bill Moyers' Journal DAYTIME MOVIES X Joe Franklin 10:40 X 9 All My Children ® Hermano Pablo trol ol himsell, a temperamental X “ Beyond A Reasonable 9 Kiner's Korner 4:55 9:40 0 M * A * 8 * H 6:30 X 0 Movie college professor approaches his Doubt " (1956) Dana Andrews. 70X1 a j PTL Club 0 Matter Of Rctlon (Thu) 5*30 12:00 X Merv Griffin 5:22 0 0 0 Days Of Our Lives male "change of lile" with much Joan Fontaine. X CB S News 2:30 .10:45 (j) Gllllgan's Island X B a m a b y Jones X 9 Benson Bonnie Parker Story Three Stooges 5:00 9:45 0 Images And Things (Mon) trepidation. All In The Family 0 The Odd Couple 38 X M * A * S * H 1:00 X Movie "Dial M For Murder" X (1958) Dorothy Provine. Jack 111 News 0 Let's All Sing (Mon) ©Thinkabout (Tue, Thu) 0 0 0 NBC Movie "Confes­ X 9 AEiC News 0 Movie “ Then There Were ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews X "The Mark O IZorro" (1940) (1954) Ray Mllland, Grace Kelly. Hogan 0 Word Workers, Inc. (Tue) 0 Word Workers, Inc. (Fri) sions Ol A Lady Cop." (Premiere) Face The Music Three " (1962) Frank Lallmore, 11:00 5:15 ™ 0 The Odd Couple ■Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. X 9:00 Karen Black, Don Murray. A ® Faetlval Of Faith Alex Nicol 1:00 3 8 55 3d 4tf News ; ) Ed Allen 9:50 1:10 0 3-2-1 Contact 0 "My Sister Eileen" (1955) ® Dr. Soon On Hebrews X Bamaby Jones career police woman Is brought 0 To Be Announced ^4' Mississippi Gambler S M 'A 'S 'H ® News 0 Ti 'iiy American (Wed) 0 Lottery Show (Thu) Janet Leigh, Jack Lemmon. 0 Sorgeant Bllko X 9 Barney Miller 5:22 to the brink of a nervous break­ 0 Newt (1953) Tyrone Power. Juiie 9 Benny Hill 0 Write On (Wed) 9 N a w s 2 ’35 0 0 0 Country Music Awards ilj Movie 1:15 down by a friend's suicide, the 3:00 0 0 Dick Cavett X Movie "Run. Angel. Run" 0 Nancy Savin Adams ,20 Twilight Zone 10:00 © Storybook (Tue) 0 Bactric Company (R) end ol a romance and an Inten­ X "The ^Stranger" i (1946) ,3? Games ' (1967) Simone 38 Maude 5:30 12:05 0 Newlywed Game (1969) William Smith. Valerie © T h e National Law Survival X The Jefferaona (R) (Mon-Wed, 0 AX About You (Thu) sive manhunt. Edwa-d G. “Robinson,! Orson X Six Million Dollar Man Signoret, James Caan 57 Captioned ABC News ' 09 Hazel (FrI) 5:35 0 M ‘ A*S*H Starrett. Quiz FrI) © A r t Media (Fri) 0 Movla(Cont'd)(Thu) 0 0 American Short Story Welle I Paw 8 - TV SPOTUGHT m FRIDAYc o n t h ilHE-PUZZLEi 11:30 (DMovIt tID Kojafc (E @ Kantucky Darby SpMlal ( S Doling Qama II 0 8 Tonight 8 Dtva Allan w 0 Austin City Limits wa|fH|p \ m . 12:00 i r lE Movla • Blacula" (1972) Wil­ liam Marshall. 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In recent DOWN 4:20 It seems the way the pro­ Chris Brandon in ’"Tbe Day years he’s been in “Lipstick,” 1 Fathers 38 Television sets, S Movla "The Burning Hills " for short (1957) Tab Hunter. Natalie ducers have decided to perpe­ Christ Died." Is he related to “The Sentinel” and “Cuba,” as 2 Dill herb Wood tuate the Angels’ reign on tbe actress Susan Sarandon? well as a number of theatrical 3 Jo — Fleet 40 Vigoda's first name earth is to fire one every year Also, what else might I have projects in New York. By the 4 Buck Rogers — the 41 BJ and the — or so and keep America on seen him in? — Rita Woods, way, if you care about this 25th Century 43 Short jacket WASHII Show Goes On tinderhooks while they scour Colombia, S.C. sort of thing, Susan’s maiden 5 Facts 44 U tter^ The 29th annual "Miss USA the streets for a replacement. They were related through name is Tomaling. 6 Finds a course 45 Binds of state Beauty Pageant" continues, So, you can expect it back marriage, having formerly PAM’S PROBLEMS - My 7 Alan and Robert 46 Miss Sothem White Ho despite any fantasies ousted next year with some new cur- been husband and wife. husband and I are faithful 8 Biblical pronoun 48 Exist heavy he beauty pageant host, Bert vacious cutie replacing Shel­ Susan’s kept the name. As for watchers of “Dallas.” At tbe 9 Compass point 50 Before (pref.) President Parks, might have to the ley Hack, who will continue to Chris Sarandon, you might end of tbe first year, Bobby’s 10 Direction 52 Chemical symbol to rescui contrary. He won’t be there to be a Charlie Girl, if not an have seen him in something of wife, Pam, was pregnant. 11 Barbara — Geddes for nickel Tehran la sing "There she is. Miss 13 Sainte lab.) 54 Ebsen's shirt insigne Somewhere along the line I The hai America," to the chosen “Miss 16 Native of Isuf.) missed something because the SOLUTION presented USA 1980," but 51 women in next season she was no longer 19 Grinder cam e thn the United States, represent­ pregnant, and I never heard 20 Jim — ing the 50 states and the Dis­ anything about it. At this point 22 Maharis or Gobel revealed trict of Columbia are now pol­ in the story, my husband 24 Ivy League school forced c; ishing their runway walks for started watching and now he’s 25 TV show hosts, ’Thursday their debut live from the Mis­ wondering. Please enlighten for short s e rv ic e s sissippi Coast Coliseum and ns. — Mr. and Mrs. JJ.R ., 26 Cereal grain desert. Convention Center in Biloxi, Bay St., Louis, Miss. 27 Woody plant Vance Mississippi, on CBS in early J.R. did not do the dastard­ 29 TV studio locale May. 30 Before public ba ly deed, but Pam did miscarry decision t early in the season. And what 32 James — Accident Prone with all the other trials and 36 Miss Drew rescue thi Do things really happen by tribulations the Elwings have, 37 Plant origins accident? Or do they just hap­ Pam’s earlier plight has not pen when you work hard? been given much play in sub­ Jonathan Miller, who is a sequent episodes. Golf Duo performer, physician, Dvriter IN ’THE SADDLE — Can and director, said, he thought you tell me whether DavM so. At least he said, “most Hartman was ever a regular Partners and friends can things that happen to me are on “The Virginian,” or U be get along together. Arnold by accident." He elaborates ever appeared on the show at Palmer and Dow Finsterwald, TEHR on the Dick Cavett show on any time? I seem to . recall golf partners for 30 years, are the Arne PBS, during the week of seeing him, but tbe ladies I duos again in the Liberty rescue n Monday, April 28. work with say I’m wrong. — Mutual Legends of Golf Tour­ the U.S. He “blundered" into the h ' Jodi ’Thompson, L ong^w , naments, airing for its second over to Broadway revue that he co­ Wash. round, on NBC, Sunday, April Abolhas authored, ’’Beyond the 27. ’This is one that you get to would ul Fringe.” He lucked into his go nyah-nyah-nyah-nyah over. Dow and Arnold first met V a tic a i opera debut — the right place Before “’The Virginian” final­ as college players in 1949 at the right time concept. He ly rode into the sunset, many when Dow was at Ohio Uni­ Switzerl: always thought he would go actors and actresses passed versity and Arnold at Duke. An ur back to being a doctor, if his through for varying lengths of “Our Ohio team made a swing America c re ^ v e ventures failed. But time. From 1968 to 1969 through North Carolina and day , w despite his back-door David Hartman played David we hit it off well ri^ t away, entrances, he never failed, northwe: Tho First Lady of lha Amaricon Thaator, Halan Hayaa Sutton on the show. Lm and have remained the best of militant: and in keeping with his nature Majors showed up in 1970, friends ever since,” said Dow. blames himself far not stands naxl to har son. Jamas MacArthur, whom aha will the fom ’Tim Matbeson In 1969, and so The two still play together at Arnold Palmer succeeding as a doctor. appaar with in ABC's "Tha Lovo Boat," Saturday, May 3. on. Palmer’s course in Florida. In W Secretar

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