PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Sal.. Jan 13. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 13, 1979 — PAGE THREE ThaVs Entertainment All Stop&Shops open Sunday 9 am-spm ) a Shop Coupon a Shop Coupon|l"W »*U »"*«|siop^,^S Io p a Shop CCoupon|N ouponP»**l^"n*«(stopStop a Shop Coupon|IHCoupon BBPJ|BPM a Shop Coupon ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A Musical Reprise? (Mb INI oaiMn Hid I tZaOiMdaM ''’®lw«h!N»oo*ion«i(lir60pwchaM ...... WWi M cowxin and •$760 - - pucbiH VWh H i ooLOon ant a $7 JO pifiiM s m WI»)INtooa)onindt»7Mpi«Ji5r J 1 5 | By .4LLKN M. W IDEM not, there's new determination to be L ■ In light of the enormous audience considered. and-far between, a la “Grease," at turnout for such recent, large-scale For one thing, there's an erratic best — it's going to take more than f69 / musicals as "Grease'' and “The movie-going thinking habit. Where Travolta, more than Pryor, more Wiz. " the question has been sounded once folks in Manchester, Memphis than Newton-John, more than Ross, on the long-range merits of a STOP & SHOP s CORN OIL 6V2OZ, can and Minneapolis figured on one to trigger a turnaround. I60Z. pkg— massive reprise of the once- "special" day a week to see a movie, These are in their specialized g Gsllon JUQ ■ flourishing Hollywood musical, a la it s now a matter of both personal creativeness, gifted people. It takes R eg , Drip, SFLEISCHMANMS the Mickey Rooney-Judy Garland choice (i.e., a Travolta movie will more than two musical hits to 11b can Auto Drip BUMBLE BEE ("Hev. gang, let’s do a show!> bring out people, despite snow, ice, develop a cycle. And more than a few Sm a r g a r in e NABISCO FIG S C LO R O xfe® S .'-■-A;.'.. 1 pound pkg Chunk Light motif, a la the supe-duper Alice what-bave-you) and, well, impulse superstars. in oil Faye-Betty Grable ("Hi, everybody, (word-of-mouth still have a great im­ Like the once-popular “Bowery COFFEE qtr. lb. sticks M H TUNA m h ; IN^VV I MHi D ir Qood8ui.Jm14-Sit.J«n2D.IJmllcin«iiefCU6tgnw. ^ Qfnir1*ii»i. tr»i 11l^'S ‘ a t, Jaa 20. U nit one per customer. >■ I GoodSuft, Jaa 14-Sal. Jaa 20. Umit one per customer. NEWTONS hi!") concept, and the tap-tap-tap. pact on movie-going). Boys. " "Jones Family," "Blondie," G00dSm.J«14.Si!U2i»Ain^^ MHl bow-bow-bow Busby Berkeley D airy I 2431 G ro cery There's one obvious problem here, "Andy Hardy" (no. Ms. Proponent, ■■■■I G rocery Warner Bros, super-spectacles amid of course: Travolta's not about to not related to the Hardy Boys of LwanlMl ■■■■■■! ____ military settings. Broadway what- work 52 weeks a year in movie ABC-TV), the Hollywood musical have-you. musicals. There's his "Welcome enjoyed excellent response a genera­ Proponents argue, with con­ Back, Kotter" continuing ABC tion ago. The plots were simplistic. Your Stop & Shopsworfh means siderable justification, that if a John series, there are non-musical screen The music, depending on the talent, Travolta, a Richard Pryor, an Olivia roles. And how many superstars like was predictable. Newton-John, a Diana Ross can Travolta, Pryor, are there? Along came television. The screen spark big crowds, why they ask Significantly, the turnout for "series " vanished. So, too, did the why, then won't Hollywood strive Travolta's "Saturday Night Fever" musical mold. Not because the again for the kind of entertainment and "Grease " proved, emphatically, creative talent wasn't there. Rather, that truly entertained alt those years that there is a great movie audience because audience tastes had ago? out there, provided the entertain­ changed. Changed drastically. The trouble. Mr.. Mrs., Ms, Propo­ ment is on the screen. The variety shows on the home nent. is that both the Hollywood and The formula, the "B" movie that screen created a vast new audience. '£ 000001/ is good the public of 20, 30. 40 years ago can once prevailed to excess many years But even Carol Burnett couldn't wholesome foods, and s^rvicable quality Stop & Shop 48 ounce bottle be said to have changed. ago can no longer be found, in its swim against the tide; her variety household products that cost you less For the better, cry many. For the stdp&Shop<9046. WN ic h soprano. The program will include now through Jan. 26. Gallery hours C r ^ Gaskins in the role of Julia are Monday through Friday from 8 W ay Cube Steak Beef Chuck C hokx Augustine. Ms. Gaskins played Ruth light classics, operetta selections and Turkey Breast (SSSSSi *3.99t 1.9 9 . popular favorites. The trio will be ac­ a m to 10 p.m.. and Saturday from 9 FRI-SIITIMRIiTE a m B u t Lo o s e ’ AsstoL in the 1975 HSC production of “A a.m. to noon, UPIWIATNIB POTOCABT • Meat Loaf IS,*^ *1.59^ 2lb. pkg Raisin in the Sun." (527-5151) companied by Herbert Chatzky. ONEl W L 2 20%*Lean Ground Beef more than 20%fat 1.49. Flavors • At the Wadsworth Atheneum in ...... “ Potato Salad 49£ A c t a • "Man of La Mancha" will star minister of music at the church, and For period Ending 7 PM EST 1/13)79. During Saturday, Miopors light of music teacher in the South Windsor Hartford, artist Wendy Clarke is dis­ ______David Curren as Don Quixote at the a storm system is expected to bring rain to many of the ^urowarE V ja v e m L o a f *2.19> School system. For more informa­ playing her series of games of visual the Living .S^hort Ribs of Beef cS.1.49i, Cod Fillet i'S S X ‘1.39 Fudge N Pop SSHSZ *1.19 Hole-in-the-Wall. 121 Smalley St.. perception in the Austin Gallery. The Atlantic states except changing to snow in the inland sec­ Wart” Dead" Prices effective in Manchester New Britain. Friday and Saturday tion, call Chatzky at 649-6198. Vskitch en Y o u ii ove our fresh pizzas! GrotonsSaod *1.39 Stokely Vegetables S S X 7 9 public is invited to participate in the tions of the Northeast. Rain is also forecast for the north and E. Hartford produce evenings from Jan. 19 through Feb. • Three barbershop quartets will Pacific coast while a little light snow falls in parts of £ to ^ v ii only. p s Birds Eye Vegetables ^56* "Video Playground" through Jan. 28, // ^ v e on quality Weight Watchers £S :*1 .3 9 24 at 8:30 p.m. (223-9500) be featured Saturday. Jan. 20. at Montana and Illinois. Fair to partly cloudy weather is e a m p R O BiixsoiapimarCimbNMr t Manchester High School in the Silk Continuing exhibitions at the DOUBLE FEATURE fiuits and vegetables • A thriller titled "Wait Until predicted elsewhere. WOODY ALLEN'S m.gn City Chorus’ annu&l benefit parade of Atheneum include an exhibition of Dark" by Frederick Knott will be "INTEBIORS” po [ro VWWlllViMMBIIIIIOI Fresh Pizza dairy Freshness & quality are what yoUn find in our casea set and costume designs for the performed by the Mark Twain barbershop harmony. The perfor­ ballet, by Picasso. Miro. Matisse and PLUS , Twin Paki Masquers at the Roberts Theatre, in mance. which begins at 8 p.m.. will Goldenen Yellow other modern artists, now through "ANNIE HALL” Z.I . . . _ Stop& Shop 100% Pure the Kingswood-Oxford School at the feature the Golden Staters from Los 120 Assorted Ravors ~ comer of Trout Brook Drive and Angeles, the Boston Common from March 18; an exhibit in the Lions Connecticut Weather s iz e ' _ Gallery of the Senses in which Boulevard. West Hartford. Jan. 26.- Boston, and the Pros 'n' Cons from visitors participate in a series of Snow mixing with sleet or freezing rain Saturday mor­ O range 27.28 and Feb. 1.2.3. (247-9625) Baltimore. Md. Tickets are available ning after possible snow accumulations of two to four in­ Fresh Cheese Pizza'Sf *1.09 anas4oo N e w C o u n n y olfactory experiences which explore • Shown at the American from any Silk City Chorus member, \ Fresh Cheese Pizza^.a*1.79 “Rrst of Season”t i 100 lu u s *6 e e m a m the relation of smell to memory, now ches. Mixed sleet and freezing rain changing to rain y lu n m u u WMIMIAO Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford at the Lion's Den at 767 Main St., NJ through April 8: a display of Chinese Saturday afternoon. Highs in the 30s. Saturday night rain LAIIFMII* Y o g a r t J u i M from Jan. 23 through Jan. 28 will be Manchester, or bv calling Dave Florida Temple export porcelain is on display in­ with temperatures in the low 30s. Sunday occasional rain. ^ seafood • pa“ 6 4 0 Z . eta the Tony-Award-winning smash hit. Scott. 649-5905, A N M A I. definitely, and also a Persian rug Highs 40 to 45. Probability of precipitation near 100 per­ i 801*0 fjpm "Dracula." (375-5000) • The Hartford Symphony ■r cups from the Farmington Village cent Saturday and Saturday night. Easterly winds in­ (xmeentrate Orchestra begins a series of Pops creasing to 20 to 30 mph and gusty Saturday. Southerly 8 9 Library. The Atheneum conducts «S3F Dinner Theaters concerts Saturday, Jan. 27. at Hart­ winds 20 to 30 mph Saturday night. s Pullocklllitts ford’s Jai Alai Fronton with a free gallery tours Saturdays and Sun­ UT-SUMMN NOME SHOW Yogurt Dips 3 Apple Juice Mounoaarton 99* Fresh Green "Touch of Spring” • The Camelot Dinner Theater in program of the Big Dance Bands, days at 2 p.m. to tho.se who meet in “HANSEL A ORETAL" Stop & Shop , Cheese Food Slices 15? *1.09 Cottage Cheese i?S5S3. 69* Higganum is preparing for the This, and other HSO Pops concerts the Main Lobby. Shown at 1:30_____ PQ Frozen For salads BorderfstedMduriyWippwl-MNliaYncMr |jrg»CunoftotoHnc<»lobOfteot^4to>fioriitiobMlwt*Cogytf«lQT9by8tep4Shop8itorHMiMsAlrt9Hrse»tvtoNo«rMpowmto I • The Austin Arts Center at Trinity stage sharing a common costume in Mark Twain Memorial at 247-0998. College. Hartford, will be the setting which the movement is restricted bv PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 13, 1OT9

EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 13. 1979— PAGE FIVE IHaurTiriitrr Eurutmj Jack Anderson Manchester — ,A City of Village Charm AREA CHURCHES LOCAL CHURCHES Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Navy,Environment Becoming Foes Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, TRINITY COYENANT CHURCH, CHURCH, Unili'd Churrh of Christ, 11 CIIURCII, Nathan Hale School Road. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643.2711. - WASHINGTON - “ Damn the trouble is that after two wells and $3 have been hungrily eyeing the China report prepared by the General Ac­ Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Route 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, AMERICA), 1120 Silver lane, East Hart­ Vigil Masses Saturday: 5:00 and 7:00 Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. GusUf- pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson, torpedoes, full speed ahead!” is one million worth of drilling, the poten­ Lake geotherman deposit, hoping for counting Office. pastor. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. MemDer Audil Bureau of Cifcuiai on NterrDer U'Meo Press inlei'>aiiu»ai p.m.; Sunday Morning Masses: 7:00, to the pastor. Mn, pastors; Tom Larsen, intern; Rev. pastor emeritus. of the Navy’s most famous slogans. tially rich energy source still a chance to develop it. But the Navy The basic trouble, GAO in­ 9:30 a.m„ Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m., Worship Services C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. 8:45 a.m., First Hour, Woodruff Hail; But in the Navy’s continuing search remains untapped. is guarding its potential energy School; 7:30 p.m,, Bible Study at par­ a.m..Church Service, Nursery provided. Cuslomer Service — 647-9946 Harold E TurKington. Executive Editor vestigators found, is that the federal HOCKANUM UNITED METH­ with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship; 9-45 10 a.m., Worship Service, Sanctuary, the sonage on Cornwall Dr. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor for energy sources, admirals of less The first well was bungled so badly source jealously. government doesn’t do the elemen­ ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East nursery for infants; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bi­ a.m., Church School, Adult Forum with Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching, Church FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 CIIURCII, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. than David Farragut stature are Only recently have the admirals Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, ble School classes for all ages, three discussion of proposed budget for 1979; School; 11:15 a.m .. Reception for it had to be filled with cement. The tary things that private collection Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. William Persing, rector. pastor. through adult, nursery for infants; 4 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants; historian, Emily Maidment, and "(Jmrch operating on the slogan. “Damn the second well was recently completed, agreed to begin leasing some of the agencies routinely do. For example: Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration 10 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery p.m., Inquirer’s Class; 6:30 p.m., a film, 9:30 a.m., Emanuel housing board will History” available in the Narthex. environment and the expense, full with accompanying Navy fanfare land in about 1981. They are reser­ — There is no uniform policy for 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., for Sunday School classes after service available. "The Thief in the Night," will be shown. meet at the church; 4 p.m., "Grand 01’ ZION EVANGELICAI- LUTHERAN Commentary Moning Worship; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ speed astern!’’ that it was “commercial." But ving the chocest sections for Navy setting interest rates on debts owed for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin .SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Party,” a youth event. CHURCH (Missouri .SynutI), Cooper vice. Sept. 18. GOSPEL HALL, Center St. This, at any rate, is the conclusion Department of Energy officials, who exploitation and planning to have to the government. When one office CHURCH. United Church of Chrifil, 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m.. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, to be drawn from the mismanage­ got stuck with the drilling costs, say private contractors do the drilling. of the Energy Research and Develop­ UNITED CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Route 44-A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. pastor. CIIURCII, UNITED CIIURCII OF CHURCH, 87 Main St. (comer of Conn. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. t-HUR(.H, United Church of Christ, Bechtold, pastor. ^ N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. 9 a.m.. Family Worship; 10:15 a.m., ment of the Navy’s attempt to tap they have tested the well a number of This has limited appeal to the ment Administration started CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Beirut’s Troubles geothermal energy from un­ 11 a.m., Service of Worship; 9:30 a.m.. NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St, MacLauchiin, pastor. Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to times and no way is it up to commer­ private companies, which see little charging 1 percent a month on bills Miller, minister. Flynn, minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, Church School for all; 10:30 a.m., Coffee 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, preacher; 11:35 a.m., First and Second Year Youth 9:30 and 11 a.m,. Worship Service and associate minister. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. derground deposits of molten lava in cial standards. The Navy hastily profit potential in risking their not paid within 30 days, 95 percent of and Fellowship: 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim l^ e ric k Wright, sermon topic: “Joy To Instruction; 7 p.m.. Youth meeting. Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church 10:30 a.m., Praise, Worship Service the Mojave Desert. The admirals revised its earlier claim, stating the money and expertise to develop an those bills were paid. Fellowship. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., The World,” Christian Eklucation for pre- SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Still Linger Fellowship. School, child care; II a.m.. Coffee Hour; ROCKVILLE UNITED have sunk millions of dollars into project never really was expected to energy source that will then be pre­ school through Grade 12; Ham, CHURCH, 1226 Main St, Rev. George W. ST. MA-rrilEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Deliverance Service. — The government generally 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim METHODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St. Fellowship Hour in the Hall. Webb, Rev. Laurence M, Hill, Rev. well-drilling projects with only be producing well, just an empted by the Navy. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange doesn’t seek court judgments on Rev. Richard E. Thompson, pastor. CIIURCII OF CHRIST, Lydall and Bruce A. Pchrson, pastors. By D.4VID D. PE.4RCE Nearly every family has a relative questionable results so far. “exploratory hole” Then the ad­ The high-handed attitude of the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m,; Sun­ Fellowship. Hall 2 E. Center St, Rev. James Iliasov, debts of less than $600. Yet private 10:45 a.m., Worship &rviee. pastor. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, 9 and 10:45 a.m ., P astor Webb BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPD — Beirut who has moved abroad in the past The shenanigans began when the mirals asked the DOE for another Navy brass has managed to alienate day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN minister, preaching; sermon: "Me First!” Says firms have told us that it is CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., in 1979 is Fellini gone mad. a four years — an insurance actually in Navy learned that its China Lake $250,000 to drill deeper. state agencies and the REFORMED CHURCH, South Windsor. 9 a.m., Bible Clashes; 10 a.m.. God” ; 9 a.m., Church School: 3- and 4- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Cronin, pastor. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ grotesque mixture of luxury and Kuwait, a lawyer acting as legal con­ Naval Weapons Center sits on what The Navy’s reckless probes for Department of Interior as well as In­ worthwhile going to court on overdue Rev, Brt VanAntwerpen, pastor. Worship, sermon: "Behold I Stand At year-old nursery through junior high. Ellington. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday vice. destruction, horror and sunshine. sultant to a company in Saudi Arabia, may be the largest deposit of close- energy, meanwhile, have been con­ dian groups and the shut-out bills as small as $25. Even when the 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School from age 4 CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMITION, The Door And Knock” ; 6 p.m. Worship Adult class, crib nursery; 10:45 a.m.. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. through adult; 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. sermon: “The Songs We Sing.” Senior High Class, nursery care; 6:30 “May God protect your children," a film producer in Canada, a teacher to-the-surface lava in North businessmen. Like the fabled dog in government does take legal action, it Worship Service, Sunday School. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. ducted with little regard for the im­ ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Worship Service, Nursery available at p.m.. Junior High Methodist Youth intones a legless begger in rags in to Australia, a doctor to the United America. Usually the sizzling liquid pact on the environment. In par­ the manger, the Navy seems unable pursues the case with such lethargy RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. CHUBCH OF IHE NAZARENE, 236 that it usually takes year to get a both services. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Main St. Rev, Neale McLain, senior Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., Praise and Hamra Street in West Beirut. He States. is deep in the earth’s core, but in rare ticular, an imperiled hot spring on to use its “buried treasure," but is FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Wellner, rector. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Teaching &rvicc. judgment. Private collection agen­ Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of stretches out a calloused hand made' A total of 300,000 Lebanese cases it can be found within several the naval base has for centuries been reluctant to let anyone else use it. (UnilefI Preehyterian USA), 136 Capitol a.m. visitation and outreach. COMMUNITY BAI*TIST CHURCH, cies usually get a judgment within Lane, West Hartford. Family Service and Church School. Ave., Hartford. an American Baplisl Churrh, 585 E. filthy from swinging his torso down workers, skilled and unskilled, have thousand feet of the surface. That’s an important spiritual shrine for lnroiii|K'l('iil Colleclors: One 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship, VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all the pavement. the situation at the Mojave Desert several Indian tribes in the area, as way to help cut the federal five months. 10 a.m.. Worship. Church School, child l-ATTER-DAV SAINTS, Woodside ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine Jr. in­ left the country since 1975 — a dis­ PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville: terim minister; Rev. Fr^erick Lanz, On the same block, impeccably astrous drain for a country of only 2 base. well as a source of medicinal waters. government’s staggering deficit CHI RCH, Route 31 and North River Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. care provided. For more information call Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, — The federal government, leery of 646-7610. Walton, bishop. nursery and Children’s Church provided; director of Christian education. coifed women in frosted hair peruse million people. If the deposit can be tapped for the The Navy limits the native would be to collect money that cor­ Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. WUkens, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, the privacy laws, refuses to report pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 8:30 a.m., Priesthood: 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the the gold rings in velvet display cases Births, marriages and deaths energy generated by the intense un­ Americans’ access to the sacred porations and individuals owe to Un­ II a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing delinquent debtors to credit bureaus. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m,. available: 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service, Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Rev. Mr, McLain, nursery provided. of Armenian merchants and men's become a tourtured ritual of long­ derground heat, the Navy figures it spring. cle Sam. As of September, 1977, the McLean, pastor. p.m.. Sacrament Service. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, during the service; 10:30 a.m., Morning But private debt collectors tell us Worship Service. Nursery available. Worship, message by the Rev. Mr. Italian leather shoes sell for $150 a distance calls to relatives overseas. could provide power for all the naval uncollected bills amounted to $118 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. •SALYATION ARMY, 661 Main St. SrienliHt, 447 N. Main St. For years, power companies in ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St,, ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Seguine. nursery is provided: 6 p.m.. that protection of one’s credit rating BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Capt. and Mrs, Arthur Carlson, corps of­ 11 a.m., Church Service, Sunday School pair. It is torture because half the time in­ installations on the West Coast. The energy-hungry Southern California billion, according to an unreleased Rockville. CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ Youth Fellowships meet. is the single most important motive CHURCH, 16 Church St.. East Hartford. ficers. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for There’s a Kalashnikov, a Russian- ternational operators aren’t at work Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. NORTH UNITED METHODIST for paying a debt. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m,. very young children, subject of the day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. made machinegun, in nearly every or aren’t answering, and the other 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air lesson-sermon: "Sacrament,” golden Well ...HE pipmt (Folk) at 11:15 am.. Vigil of Holy days at vicar. Custer, pastor. kitchen. Holidays are celebrated by half they tell you the lines are out of School through Grade 8 and child care, 9 Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. text from the Bible: “ ... Behold, to obey Volatile Vessels: Federal and 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, ser­ so much shooting in the air it isn’t order. l°oY. like he (K)LP a.m.. Senior High Church School. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, is better than sacrifice, and to hearken local lawmen in Port Arthur, Texas, 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Family Service and Sunday School; mon: "The Spirit Pilgrimage,” Coffee MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, than the fact of rams.” I Samuel 15:22. safe to sit on upper-floor balconies To get anything done at all in p.m. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Communion. fellowship between services hosts Bob seized 44,000 pounds of marijuana on LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin minister. The (Christian Science Reading Room, 57 anywhere in town. The presence of so Beirut, you need “wasta” (influence) ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, and Janet Richmond: 9 a.m., Nursery for board a ship last November and were Synod), 300 Buckland Road, South Wind­ 10 a.m., Sunday School: 11 E. Center St., is open to the public Mon­ many guns makes for fluctuations in — a girlfriend at the telephone 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, _ 1535 Forbes St., East Hartford. Rev. children 5 years old and younger; 10:30 startled to find the vessel was rigged Ralph Saunders, pastor. sor, Rev. Ronald Muetjel, pastor. a.m..Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m.. days through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 pastor. Worship. a.m., Church School classes for age 3 to what is known locally as “the securi­ exchange, a friend in a government with explosive below the water line. 9 a.m., Worship Service: 10:15 a.m., 10 a.m., Sunday School for all ages in­ 9:30 a.m,, Worship Service; 10:30 a.m., p.m. and the first and third Thursdays PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Grade 6; 1:30 p.m., Green Lodge visita­ ty situation” office, a nurse at the hospital, a Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. cluding a French-speaking class; 11 a.m., Sunday School. from 7 to 9 p.m., except for holidays, a Apparently the pot smugglers Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. tion, Blanche Newman, leader: 7:30 When the “security situation" is SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN free lending library is one of its services. friend in the neighborhood militia. If planned to scuttle their ship if 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery p.m.. Sacred Dancers. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Service, Nursery available during all ser­ CHURCH, 239 Graham Road, South CENTER CONGREGATIONAL bad, it isn’t safe to travel by car from you don’t have wasta, chances are threatened with seizure, but didn’t provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Rev. Michael Donohue. vices. Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. the predominantly Moslem West to you’re not Lebanese. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. get to the botton in time. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday IIOCKANUM UNITED METH- 9 a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible the Christian eastern sectors of town. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL The political situation defies Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. ODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St., East Classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m., Morning CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Catholic Mothers Plan When the “security situation" is description, Not even the Lebanese The only previous incident ot this W APPINC COMMUNITY CHURCH, Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Worship; 7:15 p.m., New Year’s Eve Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. bad, teen-aged Christian militiamen themselves pretend to know what is kind was last August, when the Coast 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev. pastor. Worship Service. 9 a.m,. Worship Service, Nursery 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m, in outlandish hats, fatigues, T-shirts going on. For them, their country is Guard chased down a boat off the Harold W. Richardson, minister. Mass in Engish and Polish. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service available. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ Live Drama on Family and boots trade rocket-propelled in the grip of a massive conspiracy, Florida coast and boarded it. Accor­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, and Church School. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST TIONAL CHURCH, United Church of 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. grenades and machinegun fire with the victim of the superpowers and ding to intelligence reports, the craft FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Christ. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. MANCHESTER -T he Combined Little Flower of Jesus Circle; Carol Scholsky, pastor. Syrian soldiers. The buses France various nefarious intelligence ser­ had been saturated with gasoline “in CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED Rev, Henry J. Scherer Jr., and Gwen­ 10:30 a.m ., Worship and Sunday Catholic Mothers Circles will take a Zabieleski, Queen of Angels Circle; Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mass provided in 1977 as economic aid such a way that if the cabin lights or CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. dolyn M. Arslen, pastors. School; 6 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship: 8 look at “We, The Family” through Pat Travis, Our Lady of Hope Circle, vices. at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Reese III, minister. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service, child care p.m., Study Group in “Healing for the and Arleen Carlson, St. Jude Circle. went the same way as the pre-war Lebanon probably will come back engine had been turned on, an explo­ ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James live drama Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 8 9:45 a.m., Church School for provided for toddlers. Christian Perspective.” predecessors — overturned and one day. Its people eventually will sion would have occurred which Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, p.m. in St. James School cafeteria. The play serves as a preventive ki;'dergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL riddled with bullets as convenient Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team “Plays for Living” is a service service “to help people deal with put aside their suspicions and dis­ could have destroyed the vessel and Worship Service, (United Methodist Chureh), 110 CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John C, ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, jointly developed by the Family Ser­ social problems before they become barricades in the downtown area. It’s trust and come to some sort of its occupants.” ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Ellington Road, East Hartford. Rev. Holliger, vicar. pastor emeritus. vice Society, Child and Family Ser­ personal problems. There will be a easier to turn over a bus than to fill Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. John M. Dunnack, pastor. 10 a.m.. Morning prayer and Eucharist mutual understanding. The chances Copyright, 1979 Saturday vigil masses at 5 and 7:30 discussion period afterward. Joseph R. Bannon. pastor. 9:30 a.m,. Worship Service, child care celebrated by Archdeacon Sherman An­ vices, Jewish Family Service Society 500 sandbags. of this happening will be greater if United Feature Sydicate, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 This is an open meeting. Past and Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday available. drews, Church School and nursery care; and Catholic Family Services in When the “security situation" is Inc. a.m.. noon, and 5 p.m. there is a solution to the Palestinian Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. VERNON UNITED METHODIST 11 a.m., Coffee Fellowship, Hartford. present members are asked to bring good, cars throb in measured rhythm problem because the armed presence FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Marjorie GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. The play will be coordinated by a friend. The event is free. over the main arteries between east of the Palestinian guerrillas is the Hiles. pastor. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David G. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Pam Seton-Lorenzo, who has a Refreshments will be served. Martha Angle and Robert W^alters EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist P. Padelli, co-pastors. and west, often past the burned hulks Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Runnion-Bareford, pastor. Any area groups interested in spon­ main reason for Christian militia Saturday masses at 5 p.m. in school master’s degree in social work and Coley, pastor. provided. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, of destroyed automobiles from the paranoia. auditorium and 7:30 p.m. in church; Sun­ clinical treatment, in addition to a soring some of the varied "Plays for 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Consecreation of church officers and most recent round of fighting. The tragedy is that the sectarian day masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m. and noon background in drama. Living” may contact Mrs. Pam which are interpreted for the deaf. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike, Rev. committees, the Rev. Runnion-Bareford After the October Syrian-Christian balance in Lebanon is so delicate that in sanctuary, and 10:30 a m, in school Mothers Circles members Seton-Lorenzo, in care of Family Ser­ Carter Faces Tough Trade Battle Nursery provided: 9:45 a.m., Sunday Marjorie Hiles, pastor. preaching, Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m.. vice Society, Plays of Living, 36 auditorium. battles that killed an estimated 450 there is nothing to prevent a similar School: 6 p.m., Training Union. 11 a.m., Worship Service; 10 a.m., Church &hool classes. appearing in the presentation are Marion Moriarty and Mary Ann Lawler from Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. M103, civilians and an unknown number of situation developing two generations ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, Church School. UNION CONGREGATIONAL WASHINGTON (NEA) - One of CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ or telephone 278-9374. militiamen and Syrians, it took about hence, when no one alive remembers to Capitol Hill the legislation audience on Capitol Hill, where this country’s existing ability to 673 Ellingon Rd., South Windsor. Rev. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, the Carter administration’s toughest necessary to implement the U.S. end Carl J. Sherer, pastor. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, a week before anyone bothered to how horrible it was. It happened in House members especially tend to be protect its industries and workers associate minister. legislative battles this year could be of the trade bargain, Once submitted, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Rev. Francis A. Liszewski, assistant remove the body of a sniper victim 1860, it can happen again in 2060. hypersensitive to anything that against unfair or predatory trade day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 10 who fell in the middle of a southeast Musa Hamadi, a 38-year-old Shiite over before it even officially begins. the trade legislation moves im­ threatens jobs in their districts. practices by other nations, but in­ ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, through 12 in Conference Room; 8:45 GREAT WARNING SOON TO GOME UPON MANKIND! In fact, it had better be if the presi­ mediately onto a unique “fast track” Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ a.m.. Adult Bible Class in Lounge: 9:45 suburban main road. Moslem laborer at the port of Beirut, Furthermore, Carter pollster stead require other countries for the South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath day masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Resilient as ants, after every round dent hopes to prevail. in Congress where it will be immune Patrick Caddell has found that and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. a.m., Church School, infants through m t h m i iit im im g th r o u h h o u t t h e w im u i leaned on his shovel one day recently first time to abide by a set of clearly and at St. Joseph’s Mission, Eageville, at Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, ser­ SECKr or •• » the Lebanese emerge from their and told a foreigner that he was glad Late last week, Carter formally to filibusters and other delaying tac­ protectionist sentiment in the delineated rules. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday 8:30 a.m. notified Congress of his intention to Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. mon topic: “Crossing The Great Divine," UY8IDE, U , H.V. M $MI DMUHO, ITtlY shelters and start replacing broken to be back to work now that the port tics. It will not be subject to amend­ general public is running very high The agreements would lower, if not the Rev. Mr, Bowman preaching; 11 enter into a new and complex series glass and plastering shell-pocked had reopened following the October ment, but must be voted up or down right now, which simply reinforces eliminate, many of the non-tariff a.m.. Annual meeting in Sanctuary “There have been many miraculous photographs given at Shrines throughout the worldl” of tra d e exactly as is. wails. N q ^ y is putting any real fighting, congressional biases. trade barriers that American Unitarian Set Discussion followed by luncheon in Social Room; 7 agreements with p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship This photograph was taken at Bayside Shrine 0-14*71 by Mr. Pranzenberger. ExhortsUon to mankind money itto capital investment, “If there can be peace for one That means, in effect, that the Carter and Strauss will argue that exporters have found so frustrating most of the other trade measure never goes to Capitoll volleyball tournament at Vernon Center The miraculous writing across this Polaroid picture is from Jacinla. (in Poor R olf Father, wontad and wan though — not until the “security day,” he said. “Why can’t there be the new trade agreements, taken as a in recent years, These take a variety MANCHESTER — The Unitarian Music will be provided by Rae and Middle School. Heaven) allowed to us as a special grace from The Eternal Father. Many manifestations are being given on like Si. ThumaK, you iney and Had ttrugghd vrith Jmue (o gather tha aheap. situation” has improved for good. peace every day?" m a jo r non- Hill, because no deals can be cut, no whole, will significantly improve of forms, depending on the country Universalis! Society: East’s minister Doug Pease, voice and guitar. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL s r r Communist changes made, once the legislation is will discuss “Our Ancesters Down hfliv^r!!! The ptiiurtt ware rich, but tha aheap grow thin, U.S. exports — and that increasing and product involved. There will be a time for coffee and CHURCH, Bolton Center Road, at the Fordiaaoulahadaueeumbadtothaalelmaaaelaln. nations of the formally submitted. exports will be of greater economic They range from outright govern­ On Hell” Sunday at 11 a.m. at the discussion. Sunday School and Green. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Youll need ralnhnamaat from Haavanty ahotaa; Community Y, 78 N. Main St. nursery care are available. minister. world, Bob Strauss could probably peddle benefit domestically than artificially ment subsidies of certain industries So deep la the darknaaa ol aarth'a ahalhw mono. Quoie/Unquoie agreements that Plato to a platoon of Playboy bunnies The Rev. Arnold Westwood will be 9:30 a.m.. Nursery, Church School, All haarta muat aaeand In two Euppdcalton blocking imports. in other countries to subtler Worship Service; 10:30 a.m., Coffee and have been five — and in the original, at that — but continuing his series on some of the AA Croup Meets To avoid tha aad tata ot dhrliw dauaataUon. Already, one of every three acres obstacles like the absence of open spiritual forebears when he tells Fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. Study Group, dis­ Doer Hoir Mother, /our Mother ol love, “If you sit down and do the — Gen. .Alexander M. Heig, llie years in the making. even his formidable talents will be under cultivation in this country is MANCHESTER —Emanuel Hill cussion of “ Your God Is Too Small” by arithmetic as some have, you’ll find bidding on government procurement about the Universalists in the 19th Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous Doaa bag you to head thaaa dire atorda horn aboua: cleparling U.S. rommander of The president and his special trade sorely tested this time producing for export, as is one of contracts or government regulations century who took on the “hell and J.B. Phillips, Forum with Fr. C, Wendall Hla heart la tom by oaralaaa aurrandar that on an average basis over the last will meet tonight at 8 in Luther Hall Wickersham on "Aging,” Confirmation NATO armed forces, orilieizing representative, Robert Strauss, now American industries hard hit by every eight manufacturing jobs. If that are designed to keep out im­ damnation” preachers with the Ol too many aoula who don't try to ramambar 100 years, the Soviet Union has of Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Class. wlial he called the “myth” that have 90 days in which to persuade imports — from textile manufac­ the United States seeks to restrict ports. gospel of God’s universal love. Church St. Tha Father, tha Son, tha Spirit ol Ufa— acquired the equivalent of a Smite In tha heart with a human knHa past Kremlin military arts were Congress that the end product of the turers to citrus growers, from steel imports from other nations, While the United States likes to Netherlands each year.” inspired liy fear of eneirrlement. so-called “Tokyo Round” of multi­ producers to nuts-and-bolts makers Ol hate, greed, averts vanity— retaliatory moves could have a think of itself as the victim of these All Indleatlona that aln la Inaanity. lateral trade negotiations is, on — have been screaming in recent devastating impact on our own non-tariff trade barriers, we have a Treadwell Now Superintendent What mora muat you do but plaea tha hill load balance, in the best interests of the years for higher trade barriers, not economy, especially in the farm sec­ few of our own that will also require Ot aaving your world on the law who are hold, Yesterdays United States. lower ones. tor. MANCHESTER — The Rev. Sherwood The Rev. Mr. Teadwell has been pastor Who'll aland up and light tor all Haavan’a glory adjustment under the new And meal with Pope Paul al the and ol lUai Etory. , When the 90-day consultation Their protectionist appeals have American negotiators insist the A. Treadwell, formerly of Manchester, of Wesley Church since 1972. Before that TK agreements. That is where the fight and former pastor of Vernon United he served United Methodist parishes in period has expired. Carter can send found a generally sympathetic new trade accords take away none of "My cMM and My ehikkan, do no) east tsMs Wa m aatm , tor E It 25 Years Ago in Capitol Hill is likely to get hottest. Methodist Church, has been appointed Vernon; Fall River, Bourne and Cataumet, BIBU mott urggnL Th» war, tha graat war, wM toon coma upon fou, taking many from tha aarth.” Madeline Smith is elected presi­ day as executive vice president of superintendent of the Northern District of and Osterville, Mass., and Indianapolis, SPQWS dent of M anchester Board of Manchester^ Chamber of Commerce. the New Hampshire Annual Conference, Ind. Bayside Slide Lecture: j « n . 7-.oo p.m., v.f.w. Htii, Realtors. The Lighter Side by Dick West By South St„ W.H. (near Naw Britain Ava.) (Mlraculoui Picturaa wlli ba United Methodist Church. In Concord, he is the Housing Authority Eugene shown), quastlon and antwar parlod aftar lactura. Police Chief Herman Schendel and commissioner, a director of the Concord Town of Manchester is given $3,8 WASHINGTON (UPI) - When The appointment, which has been an­ Brewer . state develop a new traffic plan for nian fiasco. Apparently, we can no more put straight, he was the one who nounced by Bishop Edward G. Carroll, Regional Visiting Nurse Association, and NEVER RECEIVE COMMUNION million federal grant for expansion Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia I have learned that the shah’s Vietnam behind us than Richard the center of town. and construction of sanitary sewer preceded Pol Pot. resident bishop in New England, takes a member of the Kiwanis Club and the In both Old and New- • CONSIDER THIS AS A PUZZLE FOR THE HUMAN RACE TO suddenly turned up in the news again name is Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Nixon could put Watergate behind FIGURE OUT IF NOT ANSWERED IN TIME TO COME. I WILL SET 10 Years .Ago facilities and for the construction of At the time Lon Nol came to effect at the close of the next conference Concord Clergy Fellowship. Testaments fear of God M THE HAND!!!! this week, I had some difficulty fit­ and that his supporters are called him. So let us see if we can refresh THE ANSWER UPON THE WORLD MYSELF!!" J. Grant Swank Jr. spends his first a Secondary Treatment Plant. power, much was made of the fact session, in May. Born in Manchester, May 19,1932, son of is reinforced many times. Jesus Christ, 9-H-71 How is it possible that Pope Paul VI “In Memoriale ting him back into the picture. Bayside. L.I., N.Y. shavinists. I have learned that the our memories. that his name spelled backward still Presently, the Rev. Mr. Treadwell is Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Treadwell Sr. of 411 Yet the Scriptures portray Domini, 29th of May, 1969” according to Vatican 11 Council God as loving, gracious, ■| hat iIiIh Marninp did nol come In 1972 is a great sign of the Mercy of I remembered the name, of course. new prime minister, Shahpour Correct me if I’m wrong about this, spelled Lon Nol. pastor of Wesley United Methodist Center St., he earned a B.A. degree from Ck)d for his children ... book by Flannery pg. ISO, referring to Communion on the But the events that first impressed Bakhtier, is anti-shah, although but didn’t Prince Sihanouk have a Church, Concord, N.H. In his new posi­ American International College and a merciful, etc. tongue, stated “This method of distributing Holy Commu­ Almanac (By contrast, Pol Pot spelled Hebrew and Greek TK NXigiK - TK SECRET OF EMIIM FHTIM him upon my consciousness had tion, he will be one of nine district master of divinity degree from Boston Jacinla Marto, the youngest seer of Fatima was less than ten years old when nion must be retained...” maybe not anti-shah enough to make half brother or a nephew or backward spells Top Lop.) each have one word to superintendents who assist the bishop in University School of Theology. He has slie died, yet she is credited with many startling prophecies in her short lite. Pray For Pop* John Paul H By I niird Inli'riiutiiinul baseball umpie. become a bit hazy. his government stick without the somebody that we liked better than describe both terror and Apart from being a palindrome, the administration of New England United done post-graduate study at Christian D n t ru d w K A Oraat Winilna will very Mon come upon manklndl In 1978, Sen. Hubert Humphrey After we were forced out of Viet­ help of Aytollah Khomeini, whose we did him? Or am I thinking of reverence. While the PRAY FOR PRIESTS AND RELIGIOUS Today is Saturday. Jan. 13. the 13th Lon Nol sticks in my memory as less Methodism. He will serve as the “pastor Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, Ind. (Veronic* Leuken, eeor knowt the date). Thle It the tema Wemlng Why has St. Michael been removed from the Holy Sacrifice died at the age of 66 from cancer. nam, we were told we should put that anti-shahness puts ordinary Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos? profane, rebellious epoken ol at aaritiandal Spain to th* 4 chlldrao In the W t and to many day of 1979 with 352 to follow. neutral than Sihanouk. This pleased of the pastors” of the 56 local parishes in He and the former Nancy Macauley, prophott and prophetaaaaa tincal Many peopla prayed that tha Warnlno of the Mass and after? Read— A thought for the day: American fiasco behind us and move on to other shahphobia to shame. Anyway, I distinctly recall that reprobate may indeed have The moon is full. us at the time. If, however, Sihanouk the district, which stretches from Concord daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward reason to live in dread of would ooma (attar two rapriavaa. ona In 1974 and tha othar In 1978) but Daniel XU verie I writer Washington Irving said, “A fiascos — like Iran. Then, just as I was getting the somewhpe along the way we had a Our t-ady ol the Roses (the Mother ol Qod tald, -Do not pray lor tha War- “But at thal time Michael (St. Michael the Archangel) The morning stars are Mercury, had stayed on, his excessive to New Hampshire’s northern border. He Macauley of 28 Andor Road were married the living God (Heb. ning. My ChHdran, N wW be tanMa.’ sharp tongue is the only edged tool As a forward-looking citizens, I Pahlavis, the Bakhtiars and the big falling out with Sihanouk, The neutralism might have strengthened will succeed the Rev. James A. Batten, in 1957. "rhey have five children, Stephen, 10:31), those who truly are Conchetta, ona of tha Qirbandal children (who la now In bar lata twan- ihall rite up, the great prince uho itandelh for the Venus. Jupiter and Saturn. tiaa), said "If I did not know tha Chaatlaamant was to follow, (the Great children of Thy people... ” that grows keener with constant have tried to do just that. I am, I Khomeinis sorted out, Sihanouk pops issue, as it comes back to me through the Cambodian communists, and Northern District superintendent since 20, Judith, 18, Timothy, 15, James, 13, and living tor Him do not. They The evening star is Mars. Mirada at Qarabandal) I would think tha Warning was the Chaadtamant" Ask St. Michael to help keep Satan and demons away. use.’’ think, pretty well on top of the Ira­ up again. the mist^ of time, was Sihanouk’s 1973. Matthew, 8. respect and worship him, Thia Great Warning will coma to all mankindlll "Tha Itamal Pa«Mt^ Mer­ Those born on this date are under they, in turn, would not have been neutralism, which seemed to favor but even their cy It atratciMd to tha breaking point" -faaut tald (Dec. 7.1978). Pray* — *St. Michael the Archangel defend us in battle: be the sign of Capricorn. overthrown by the Vietnamese dom- Kitchen Social transgressions are no Our Lord takf at tha Baytlda Shrine, "Tha tooMara w « be Mroad la lhair our defense against the wickedness and snares of the devil. SCOOPS lyDon^Snatyi the communists. Horatio Alger, author of rags-to- munists. MANCHESTER -A ll cause for alarm, for they knaaar PMPARE YOUR SOUL; "Many ahal die at MgM." PRtRARR May God rebuke him, we humbly pray and do Thou 0. Prince ...M ) YOUR HOUSEHOLD! Wa may be without power lor a while, speculation mmiw m ...fSPKiAar 10 m p o p o w r In the light of all that has happened All of that is water under the dam, resid en ts of Mayfair have Jesus Christ as ol the Heavenly Host, by the divine power of God, thrust riches stories, was born Jan. 13,18.34. ..OUR AMP m m TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH It, about a weak or two. On June 19, igyg, whan tpaaking ol tha warning, into hell ^ ta n and the other evil spirits who prowl about m m a usds no in Cambodia since, one-sided however. We must deal with realities 302 Harkmalark Street savior. IJohn 1:6-10. tha Blaatad Mother tald, "have water, (In botttaa), food, blankatt and On this day in history: . m m Of HIS PRSSIPENr Of THESP UNIffP STATES... Garden are invited to par­ the world for the ruin of souls. Amen. neutralism would now be a great leap as they are. And the realities are that ticipate in a kitchen social Rev. Norman Steensen, Parlor It is tragic when candlaa." (It may coma thIa month or next), but It will coma. In 1864, famed composer Stephen ilUTHOPOCriOH... cm PARn:.. .MR. religious leaders depict Our Lady DiictRita Wamliig; "Thera will ba a Tramardout axplotlon, (a Radio ItogofT Every Sunday. 7:30 p.m.. WINF 1230 AM radio dial. m r m m c! forward. Monday at 1:30 p.m. in thousand timsa wotia than an sarthquaks), the aky win roll back Ilka a Foster died in a New York hospital, \ \ the communists we used to fight in G ^ as an ogre, eagerly Pray for our ProoMonl end oN gevommowt loodora. When we first started getting Cronin Hall. acroll and a great (orca will antar each human being ragardlaaa of race, three days after he had been found ill Cambodia are less objectionable than presents a motion picture entitled awaiting an excuse to color, or creed (no matter where you may ba you will not aacapa Ihit) and Wrtia latloro: to your State Sonatora and Rapraaantatlvoa against ERA. bogged down in Vietnam, I’m pretty the communists wc used to fight in u ------»» pounce upon his creatures. ws will sea how wa have offended ALMIOHTY 0001 ("It will ba Ilka a against lagaHiatlon ol mort|iMM — TMo It your port of ChrWlaii oeMoitf and almost penniless in a hotel roorr 06706575 VWt the atefc A thooo In prioon. end pray, pray, prayl sure we rather liked Cambodia. At Vietnam. Lut% Hosts It is especially reprehensi­ ravsiallon ol our touP), Conchetta laid. In 1868, the U.S, Senate refused to ■Eln has baeoiM a way ellHa* and Qod wairta us ta knan HVt al Sia Christiana ate: Oat back to QodI Aak Hlo forgtvonooa, emend your Mo any rate, there was a big fuss when MANCHESTER -M r. ble to terrorize young Hahnl arhtto there is stM timal accept President Andrew Johnson’s It is, therefore, good to have we bombed it, and later when ive in­ and Mrs. Alan Larkin of 35 SUNDtV^ M k 14, at 6:30 p.m. children with threats of •T. THERESA (the IWs Rewar) airsta tha loltwing aidisrtaEon for aE For Fror. Rosarios and scapulars sand saff-addrassad, doubio-stampad ouster of War Secretary Edwin Stan Sihanouk, however vaguely Highwood Drive will be God’s vengeance in order manWnd aoma years age and on Dso. 7, li r t , Sw Wasted Vbgln aaM envoiopato vaded it. However, that may have ton and acting .Secretary Ulysses remembered, back on the scene. His host and hoztess Sunday at to elicit acceptable "My chM. I wouM Ska you al Wa Urns to rspaal tor al mankind the FAITHFUL a TRUE ROMAN CATHOLICS been after Lon Hoi took over. A picture about Bible prophecy, It ihowt what behavior from them. aihortotton ghmn to you through Thartaa toma yaara age. I atk that aS Grant resigned. presence makes it easier to unders­ the Lutz Junior Museum, mankind Hsian wa* and act upon Wa oounaaL tor It It ona oltha Ikitl P.O. BOX 8303, EAST HTFD., CT. 06108 Lon Nol — there was a name to con­ tand why we aren’t doing anything can happen when Je$ui Chritl return*. tilmtottont to mankind to coma back to lha toM or parWi.’ For Intormatton about ttokw. wilto ‘Ttoaaa,* Roi 99, Rtyakto, N.Y. In 1972. .New York state ruled that 126 Cedar St,, from 2 to 5 jure with. If I’ve got the sequence about the fiasco in Iran. p.m. , qillRCH,pF CHRIST, 119S1 or caE 919-9709 or 996-9471- a woman mav become a professional Public Welcome Free-Will Offering 1 Lydair and Ymnon Streets The public is invited. Ad­ I’hone: 646-2903. mission is free. I’.UiK SIX KVKNlNc; HKHAl.U. Sal . Jan 13. 1979 Obituaries Several Jobs Proposed Dancing for Joy I'.liiicr .1. D illon HAST HARTFORD - Elmer J. Dillon. 70.1)1 :17 Great Hill Road died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He Under Federal Program Convalescent Home Patients Give Recital was the hiishand of Mrs, Emma By (;KE(; p e a k .son Nowe Dillon ditional positions in town This job would be for working with By JUNE TOMPKINS conducted a similar program in New llcriilil K<-|i(irlrr formulation of a program to use the women of various ages performed their bodies, and do a squatting exer- Mr Dillon was born in Somerville. departments. ll•■rul(l l{)■porl(■r Haven before coming to The meaningful part of the dance therapy crippled legs, and one was sad Mass . and had lived in East Hart- The following Title II positions public access channel on cable televi­ ballet, modern and creative dancing cie which the students recognize as a program is the ability the patients because she hasn't seen her family in MANCHESTER — The town's per­ It was toe-heel, toe-heel, down up, Meadows. to classical and popular music. lord lor Its years Refore his retire- sonnel supervisor has prepared a list would be created according to the sion. The salary would be $9,500. ballet exercise called the "plee," are developing in expressing their three years. One woman showed • Clerk I for the Water Depart­ down up "E to the strains of Chopin's A former music student, she is First, Ms. Solomon led the group in pronounced plee-ay. menl. he was employed al the Coco of additional positions to be funded proposal: "Les Sylphides." familiar with the types of music that feelings by body movement to music. feelings of anger to the music from ment — A clerk is needed to handle an exercise routine. Then, “Why do we hold our arms t')'la Hotllint; t'o . East Hartford. He through the federal Comprehensive • Clerk 1 for the manager's office will stimulate various emotional “Sometimes it’s hard to say our “Star Wars.” meter replacement notification for It was a ballet exercise, but the “Why do we have exercises,” she out,” Ms. Solomon asks as she feelings," Ms. Solomon says. "Dance was an .Army veteran of World War I Employment and Training Act — This position would assist with dancers were not at the customary Ms. Solomon would like to include the department, Werbner said. No extends her arms out at her sides. is body language.” 11 and a member of the East Hart- program. transcribing the minutes of board ballet exercise barre. her class in a "Very Special Arts meetings. Such work has increased salary was given, but the full cost for "For balance,” is the uniform She demonstrated by showing her lord Ameriean l.epion Post He also The list includes a clerk to assist Some of the dancers could move Festival for Very Special People" because of an increase in the number Feb. 1-Sept. 30 would be $5,982. response. Then to a flowing waltz feelings of being without her pet dog belonged to the East Windsor with minutes of the Board of Direc­ only one arm, or one leg. Others that's held annually in the spring at of board meetings. The position also • Library jobs — The library is melody, the group moves their arms this past Christmas. Through dance, Sportsmen's Assoeiation and the tors meetings, a painter and moved with jerking gestures. Some the Paul Mellon Arts Center at the Xorlheastern (’ombat Pistol League. maintenance helper, two library could assist at such positions as seeking two positions, although no in patterns; first, the ballet wave she reminisced the happy times she Choate School in Wallingford. further Information has been were in wheel chairs; ail were men­ (bird), ballet ripple (butterfly), and recalled petting and playing with her He is also survived by two sons. workers and two positions at the switchboard operator and tally and/or physically handicapped. The ultimate thrill of the Meadows Kenneth G Dillon of Vernon and West Side Rec. duplicating room operator, Werbner provided yet to the board. The total arms over head, like a tent. dog. Then, in slower movements, she patients’ first dance performance cost from Feb. 1-Sept. 30 would be This is the group of patients at the The combination of exercise and brushed a tear from her eyes, and Gerald 11 Dillon of East Granby: Steven Werbner, the personnel said. The salary would be $6,592. Meadows Convalescent Home in program was the awarding of cer­ uvo daughlers. Mrs, Joyee Tonkin of supervisor, prepared the list with in­ • Maintenance mechanic helper $15,000 for both. balance is necessary before one can the ended in a bowed, thoughtful at­ tificates, with each individual's Manchester who, since October, have dance for fun, Ms. Solomon tells her titude. Manebesler and Mrs. Patricia put from some members of the traince/painter — The worker could The salaries listed would be for a been dancing for joy. name, declaring they had completed Peletier ol Holyoke. Mass.; two Board ol Directors, particularly paint small areas and rooms in town full year. Most of the positions would group two or three times a week. “Which one of you has felt sad at the first phase of the Meadows dance Wearing a bright colored plaid The group was probably most something, or angry," she asked as broihers Herbert W Dillon of Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano. hall that need It. The salary would be only be for part of the year, so the responses. She tapes the music she therapy program. $8,500. cost, which will be funded through leotard, Rodell Solomon is the asked the group.'Several replied, “To successful in its performance to she invited the members to come Melrose. Mass . and Robert C. Dillon Werbner Friday sent copies of his therapeutic recreation director who wants to use for her classes. make us strong.” “Everyone has a disability; some ol Wakefield, Mass . a sister, Mrs. • Recreation center supervisor — CETA, will be less. "The Rhinestone Cowboy,” with even forward and express their feelings. show more than others, " Ms. list of proposed CETA jobs to the has introduced a whole new concept Recently, the patients’ dance class The group sits on the floor and Mildred McManus ol Greenwood. The West Side Rec is scheduled to Title VI projects positions include an occasional "bump," and all A man had an arm that hurt, and he Solomon said as she summed up her board members. of dance therapy that lets the held its first informal recital for stretches out their legs, tries to touch Mass . and 17 grandchildren. open in about one month, and full­ three to revive the Police Depart­ joining in singing the title phrase related his feelings through philosophy of sharing dance The town has received a total of patients express themselves in joy, friends and families. For the first their noses to their knees, first right The liiner.d is Monday at 10 a.m. at time staff is needed. This position ment records project, and one com­ when it was repeated. movements to music. Another felt experiences with her student $602,033 in CETA funds for the sorrow and anger. Ms. Solomon had time, these handicapped men and and then left. They stand and bend Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, federal fiscal vear ending Sept. 30, would supervise programs and per­ puter operator helper and one The most fun, and also the most sad about one particular patient's patients. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be in 1979. sonnel. The salary would be $8,500. keypunch operator trainee for a data \'cterans Memorial Field, Hillside That total is more than the town • Gym supervisor — Another posi­ processing center project. t'emelery expected to receive and leaves $127,- tion for the West Side Rec. The per­ The board also may want to con­ ■ Friends may call al the funeral .Tit* son would be in charge of all com­ sider a full-time cook for the senior 815 that the town has not allocated ri. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 for CETA positions. petitive indoor sports leagues and citizens center, Werbner said. p m. With that funding, Werbner has would handle other responsibilities. A total of $36,285 of remaining The family suggests that any proposed Title II and Title VI The salary would be $7,000. funds will be provided to the Board of memorial gifts may be made to the positions Title VI funding is for • Communication specialist — Education. Heart Association of Greater Hart­ special projects; Title II is for ad­ ford. 310 Collins St , Hartford. Hartford School Chief P 3 M h Manchester Police Report Mrs. Mary 1$. .lainailLs Curtiss B. Clemens (left), president of the Hartford Board of Lottery MANCHESTER — Mary Bingales Education, introduces Hernan LaFontaine as Hartford’s new Jamaitis. 87. of Valley Street. superintendent of schools. LaFontaine, now director of New MANCHESTER — Police Friday according to police. Police arrested Gregory Kevin Wi 11 imant ic. formerly of York s Office of Bilingual Education, is thought to be the first HARTFORD — The winning issued a summons requested by the .Manchester, died Thursday in a town's zoning enforcement officer Jubrey, 19, of 43 Asnuntuck Street, citywide Puerto Rican school superintendent in the country number drawn Friday in the Connec­ Willimantic convalescent home. ticut daily lottery was 610. for the arrest of Charles Schaub. Enfield, Friday at the Hartford Mrs Jamaitis was born in (UPI photo) Schaub, 36, of 188 Hillstown Road Correctional Center on a warrant Lithuania Feb. 2. 1891. and lived in was charged with having un­ charging him with failure to appear Manchester for a number of years. registered vehicles outside and in the third degree. Police said Survivors are two sons. Albert extensive litter. Jubrey is being held in lieu of a $500 Jamaitis of .New Bedford. Mass, and Cohen Says Discussions Police said the arrest was made on cash bond. Court date, Jan. 22, Joseph Jamaitis of Manchester; one a summons 'requested by Ernest Gary A. Mankus, 21, of 152 School brother. Phil Bingales of Andover, Machell, zoning enforcement officer. St. was arrested Friday at 7:10 p.m. Mass., eight grandchildren and five Machell inspects apparent violations and charged with speeding, operating great-grandchildren. Could Improve Housing of the town’s zoning regulations, under a suspended driver’s license, The funeral will be Monday at 9:30 which include a provision against and failure to obey an officer’s a m at the Church of the Assump­ keeping unregistered motor vehicles signal. f Herald, was one of 120 retirees tion Burial will be in Mount St. By LISA SHEPARD "meaningful, interesting, varied and stored outside in residential areas. Police said Mankus was clocked by •JM. Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. ashington Correspondent selected from 1,500 applicants to dis­ cheerful housing in neighborhoods radar on Center Street. Mankus cuss housing needs, preferences and There are no calling hours. The WASHINGTON, D C. - After two with all age groups," he said. Carole Anne Davis, alias Carol failed to stop on police orders, and John F Tierney Home, 219 W. Center design for moderate and middle- "Retirees don't want to be put into Spiewak, 17, of 663 Center St., was police pursued him several miles on all-day discussions at a national con­ income retirees. St , is in charge of arrangements. ference on housing needs for old age ghettos," Cohen said. arrested Friday at 5:11 p.m. and Interstate 91 before apprehending ' "OCj) ■ "The problems of housing for retirees, Manchester participant Sol Some approaches that came out of charged with fourth-degree larceny. him, police said. He is being held on retirees still need to be identified," •4ctor Jack Soo R. Cohen said sufficient housing the discussion panels were changing She was released on a written $500 cash bond, police said. Court Cohen told The Herald's Washington 'k ... ■N'S-' could materialize if the ideas dis­ zoning laws to allow single unit promise to appear in court Jan. 29, date, Jan. 15. Dies of Cancer bureau. "Solutions will come out of IF cussed are studied and followed up. houses to be converted to three-unit analyzing the 3,500 pages of LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Enter­ "The broad concepts of housing dwellings, freezing property taxes Members of a dance therapy class at the dance routine to “The Rhinestone Cowbov ” transcript from the discussion. " Patients at the Meadows Convalescent led by Rodell Solomon, dance therapy in- tainer Jack Soo, who starred as Sam­ ideas for retirees will be useful only for the elderly and constructing Meadows Convalescent Home in Manchester (Herald photos by Pinto) ^ Home in Manchester warm up before a dance my Fong in the stage and movie ver­ "One of the purposes of this forum housing specifically to meet the follow their teacher, Rodell Solomon, in a y structor. if they are implemented, " said is to find ways lor retirees to have Town Has Problem program by doing a series of body exercises sions of the musical “Flower Drum Cohen of 51 Jordt St. "I'm concerned elderly's needs. Song ' and as Sgt. Nick Yemana on the freedom of choice to a lifestyle "Another solution would be some that the results of this symposium best suit for them, " he explained. the Barney Miller" television will be put on paper and end up on a kind of subsidy for retired persons SEPIWIBCR "It's a complex problem since series, died at UCLA Medical Center shelf." which allows them to remain where Repairing Mini-Bus ’ housing need for retirees involve Collectors Corner Thursday after a long bout with The symposium was sponsored by they are. is cheaper to stay where rural and urban people with very cancer. He was 63. the Federal National Mortgage you are than to build new housing,” MANCHESTER — The town’s different needs " Motors, Funeral arrangements were pen­ Association. Cohen said. mini-bus for transporting the elderly "At some point in everyone's life But, there are about 35 divisions of ding lor Soo, survived by his wife, Participants were chosen from FNMA is a congressionally- and handicapped had to be repaired they will reach the age and be faced General Motors, and Chevrolet is Comic Book Collectors Are Fussy Jan Zdelar. a former model, three each state and from varying chartered, privately-owned corpora­ earlier this week. The problem was with housing needs, " Cohen said. separate from the GMC truck divi­ DllGC M iTfKirkoir^i/ children, Jayne, James and Richard, tion and the nation's largest single simple, an alternator belt, but get­ By RUSS MacKENDRICK infringement. backgrounds and income levels. “By the year 2000,15 percent of the sion. and war stories— “no demand lor these.” ditioned portables), and the Penny Saver, and two grandchildren. Cohen is a member of supplier of home mortgage funds. It ting it repaired was difficult. Captain Marvel first appeared as one of Sam has thousands of comics and paper­ U S. population will be 65 or over and Thus, Carter could not have been BVEMlfNin The first regularly-scheduled comic where they offer used clothing and shoes, During a career of more than 40 Manchester's Community Develop­ purchases mortgage loans from local several features in WHIZ COMICS of backs and invites us to trade 2 for 1 for the housing concerns will be of greater The problem occurred Tuesday, expected to repair the mini-bus, book is supposed to be the FAMOUS household bric-a-brac, toys and or­ years that began before World War ment Advisory Committee and a lenders so money can be released to only two days after the bus had been February 1940, He went over so big that he everyday material. The scarce items, the importance." Laine Dyer, a human services aide FUNNIES of 1934. Later came naments. The Manchester Memorial II. Soo worked as a comedian, singer, taxpayer representative for the those institutions to issue more delivered. It was repaired by had his own 64-page book by the end of that collectibles, now have themselves a Cohen said adequate housing for with the town, said, “It was our un­ 10^ DETECTIVE COMICS in 1937 and Hospital Auxiliary operates this and last dancer and master of ceremonies. Internal Revenue Service. morgages. Wednesday. year. special set-up in the basement. It is worth the retired shouldn't just mean derstanding from the Greater Hart­ Episode 1 of BATMAN in 1939. The first year they earned $43,000 for the cause Soo was born Goro Suzuki in Cohen, a former reporter for The Cohen plans to return to The town first brought the bus to ford Transit District that a Chevrolet The " ... Adventures” shown here, the trip just to see the stairwell that was besides giving many citizens a chance to utilitarian housing but should be which came out in September of 1943 was decorated by youthful artists in a recent SUPERMAN was in the September, 1938, Oakland. Calif. During World War II, Manchester today. Carter Chevrolet on Main Street, place would do it (the repair)." issue of CTION COMICS. If you have this, get an IRS deduction for material loaned by Sam’s Paperback Books and burst of creativity. he was interned with other Japanese- which said it could not make the The Carter Chevrolet spokesman, don't let it go for less than $4,000. donated. Americars at Camp Topaz. Utah. repair. who asked not to be identified, said, Comics of 39 Purnell Place in this town. It The valuations for collectible comics can be found in a surprisingly thick Anyone whole hog into comics will at­ Something to Do After his release, he worked at a Then, it was brought to Airport however, that is not correct. is priced at $5, but in pristine condition tend conventions and shows, haunt the Chinese night club in Cleveland. But Skywalk Bonding Denied Truck Center in Hartford, which did might go for $30 to $40. “Comic Book Price Guide” (No. 8, $7.95). Tomorrow: The first Second Sunday Ms. Dyer said the town had been stores, check out garage sales, and read the war was still on, and at the Comic book collectors are just as fussy Here we find SUPERBOY (1949), No. 1, at Show of the year at the Meriden Holiday HARTFORD (UPI) - To the the repair but said it was not covered told the work done by Airport Truck , whatever he can find written on the sub­ suggestion of the club owner, he Alta Lash, another opposition by the warranty. as coin or stamp people and so there are $80 good, $240 mint, whereas SUPER Inn. (Just off the East Main Street Exit of cheers of opponents, the state Bond opposition to the skywalk included Center would not be covered by the ject. One especially good hardbook to get changed his name from the Japanese leader, called the vote "a victory for Thomas Ruby of the Greater Hart­ all manner of prices according to the DUCK (1944) is only $5 to $15. “X-MAN” Interstate 91 and the Wilbur Cross Commission Friday refused to ap­ Hartford Mayor George Athanson, warranty on the bus. She said the would be Jules Pfeiffer’s “Great Comic Suzuki to the Chinese Soo. the people. We ll be watching the city ford Transit District has written to shape of the material. One writer warns No. 1 (1963), is $20 to $60. TOMB OF Parkway.) The promoter, John Dunn of prove $105,000 in design funds for a four of the city's nine council town was told a non-GMC part, ap­ Book Heroes,” He worked as straight man for to see that they deal with legitimate Thomas Duff of Carter Chevrolet. never to repair a book — no tape, no TERROR, (1952) is $2 to $6, while a more Shrub Oak, New York, is offering a new controversial shoppers skywalk in members and eight of the 10 state parently an air-conditioner, caused Sam has recently taken in a batch of 1,- Joey Bishop in 1949 and appeared in priorities before the skywalk," she Ruby expressed his displeasure that the alternator problem. ironing of covers, and don’t even replace a recent mausoleum-oriented publication, attraction, a Collection Building Service downtown Hartford. said. legislators from Hartford. TOMB OF DRACULA (1972), is only $1.35 500 MARVEL comic books — the place is (whatever that is). Anyway it is free and more than 50 television roles. His the firm did not do the repair work on Ruby said, though, “ I believe rusty staple. The 10-member commission, The four lawmakers on the Bond to $4.00. swimming with them and some good deals there is no harm in asking. Thirty dealers movie career also included roles in Neighborhoocj groups and law­ the bus. everything is being taken care of un­ The 1940 WHIZ COMICS with the first are in the air. chaired by Gov. Ella Grasso, voted Commi.ssion earlier expressed their An invested-minded writer, claiming will be at the show (in the main ■'The Green Berets ' and "Who’s makers from Hartford told the com­ doubts over whether state funding Ruby is involved because the der warranty.” He said the town will Captain Marvel is said to be worth nearly The Purnell Place area is just great for unanimously to deny the request, one that comics are just as good as stamps or ballroom), and there will be a wide varie­ Sleeping in ,My Bed?" mission the $6 million downtown should be used for the project. Greater Hartford Transit District not be billed for the work. $3,000, The captain was eventually put out a browsing trip anyway. Besides Sam's week after a special meeting was ty of stamps, covers and philatelic skywalk — an enclosed, elevated cor­ Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New helped obtain the bus. of business by a lawsuit brought by the coins, warns us, however, to avoid the spot there is the Rummage Corner, Yale .\lroholir8 Motorious held at the Capitol to hear both sides ridor that would link various depart­ publishers of SUPERMAN, claiming an westerns, love stories, kids’ funny books iiterature. Free parking, admission and Haven, House chairman of the He wrote of Carter’s failure to Typewriter (now having a sale of recon- door prizes. To Organize Monday in the dispute. ment stores and luxury apartments repair the bus, “This is most unfor­ Whoops of joy and cheers rose Revenue and Bonding Committee MANCHESTER — Alcoholics Vic­ — would be built at the expense of the and a member of the Bond Commis­ tunate, since a primary concern in Fire Calls from about 50 onlookers as the panel poor and needy. the development of the vehicle’s torious. a Christian organization with rejected the state appropriation for sion, said he didn't think state money Wings of Morning Buyer \ Billboard the spiritual impetus of Alcoholics Proponents argued the skywalk should be used for what apppeared to specifications was the assurance and By CLIFF SIMPSON the skywalk that opponents labeled would create jobs and was necessary Munrhester Anonymous, will have an as frivolous. be a profit-making venture promoted reliability of maintenance and to maintain the vitality of Hartford's warranty services within the com­ 11:25 a.m. — water in basement at cor­ South of the Bonier Still achieving, slili pursuing. "The rninisier took seven putts organizational meeting Monday, Jan. “You've just seen democracy in by business and municipal officials. ner of Buckland Road and Tolland Turn­ Increased Information 22. at First Federal Savings. 344 W. heavy revenue-producing downtown The vote, Mrs. Grasso said, munity." I got a chuckle the other day what Learn to labor and to wait.” upon one green Protestant and Roman Catholic action," smiled Ann Zekar, a area. pike. (Eighth District) Middle Turnpike. The meeting will "should not be construed as a lack of ’’I would lave expected any at a traffic light I saw two bumper ,\n Hi.spanic Eriimenical And uttered not a word profane. Churches are cooperating than they representative of one of the 12:58 p.m. — medical call at 45 Center stickers on the same car that had But where he spat, ere exiting the begin at 7 p.m. But the commission was apparent­ support by the administration and General Motors dealership would St. (Town) IMeelinp: were a few years ago. 1 am looking \^anted on Food Labels neighborhood groups opposed to the ly swayed by the unpopularity of the have serviced it,” Ruby said Friday, nothing to do with each other but scene. This will be an open meeting for project. the Legislature in the work being 7:11 p.m. — odor of gas at rear of 5 In San Antonio, Texas, last fall forward to the day when the words of anyone interested. There will be project. Officials who voiced their done by the city" on other state- Duff could not be contacted f’ord St. (Town) were fairly close together. This is the No blade of grass will ever grow a Roman Catholic priest will become over 100 delegates attended a con­ again.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The coffee and refreshments after the suported projects. Friday, but another spokesman for message: “Christ Lives South of the fact. Over the years of my ministry want more complete information on Carter Chevrolet said Ruby is off- Tolland (>ounly Border.” This is true. It is equally ference designed “to strengthen the government's latest review of food certain health-related aspects of meeting. faith and theological witness of A Mighty Fortress is Our in Center Church, we regularly had target in his statements. Friday. 3:50 p.m. — 95 Skinner Road, true that He lives north of the border representatives of the Roman labeling rules indicates consumers their food. For further information, call 649- Vernon, chimney fire; Vernon Fire American Hispanics,” It was spon­ God 9882. evenings. The bus is a GMC truck model, and — and also Christ lives in Catholic in both our pulpit and in our may want more than just listings of The three agencies also said: Department. Manchester. Out of a chuckle can sored by both Protestant and Roman James Moffatt, of the Moffatt Bi­ vitamin and minerai content. • The change most often asked by Dodd Boosts Awareness Chevrolet Is a division of General ble fame, wrote of this hymn, “The forum. One of them once asked us to Ski (dinir Sunday emerge a truth. Catholics and groups came from The on-going study by the Food and consumers is mandatory ingredient Mexico (Jesus lives South of the greatest hymn of the greatest man in be patient with the Roman Catholic EA.ST HARTFORD - The depart­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Congress A somewhat related error is the oft Church because sooner or later they Drug Administration, the Federal labeling for all foods. Currently, the Dodd told a breakfast seminar of Border), Puerto Rico, Cuba, as well the greatest period in German Trade Commission and the ment of parks and recreation an­ should learn to uncover bureaucratic reporter or a disgruntled civil ser­ misquoted line from Henry would be canonizing Martin Luther, I government cannot require in­ about 70 state and federal officials vant or some other obscure way to Area Police Report Wadsworth Longfellow’s “A Pslam as other Latin American countries. history." Martin Luther not only Agricuiture Department aiso shows nounces an outdoor cross-country ski wrongdoing on its own and quit that he expects Congress to try to believe he said this seriously, but gredients to be listed for products banking on investigative reporters raise a problem that we (Congress) of Life": "Dust thou art, to dust Some iVlinisters Play Golf composed the words but also the many consumers want some in­ that have a standard recipe approved clinic will be held at Wickham Park curb bureaucratic indiscretions this whether or not, 1 hope the day will and disgruntled civil servants. Rep. should have been aware of before," COVENTRY — Police posted the returneth" I have heard this used in It is amazing how far off the music for this magnificent hymn. gredients, such as salt and sugar, to by the government. But some on Sunday al I p m., weather permit­ year by adopting biennial budgeting trailer hit the car causing it to turn come when this is so. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., said Dodd told the gathering. area around Coventry Lake late arguments of life eternal and it fairway a golf ball can travel when The entire army of Gustavus be listed on labels by percentages of manufacturers do so voluntarily. ting. and ’’.sunset " legislation. around in front of the trailer, and All things New Friday. The Eastern Connecticut Friday declaring the ice unsafe. usually ends with a period. Actually, hit with more “might and main” that Adolphus sang it just before the bat­ total product. • “Some form of mandatory open "It shouldn't take an investigative pushed it sidewise a distance before tle of Leipzig. Thomas Carlyle said of "Then I saw new havens and a new Democrat said one way Congress can Police said that three children fell a comma follows the above line with with real skill. One such minister In a preliminary report based on dating was strongly supported for all coming to a halt. it, “There is something in it like the earth. keep better track of what's going in through the ice Friday afternoon, but these words that turns the sense looked in vain for his ball among the recent hearings nationwide, the foods with the possible exception of Police charged Hendrix with sound of Alpine avalanches or the The former heavens and the earth agencies said: the multitude of federal agencies is were rescued without injury. Police around indicating that Longfellow trees and the tall grass. The other fresh produce. There was no concen­ failure to drive in the proper lane. first murmur of earthquakes; in the had passed away, and the sea was no Sunday Arrests Blocked to adopt biennial budgeting. were also warning people in the area believed in immortality, “What not three tried to pursuade him to give “Many consumers said the present sus on the kind of date that should be Dodd said this would allow There were no injuries. spoken of the soul,” very vastness of which dissonance a longer. nutrition labeling system is in­ required.” by loudspeaker about keeping off the up the search but he refused. higher union is revealed to us.” NEV\ HAVEN (UPI) — A Superior Haven State's Attorney Arnold Congress to appropriate funds one ice. The last four stanzas of this Psalm “I also saw a new Jerusalem, the adequate and favored a better for­ • While consumers support the and went into effect Oct. 1. It was to TOLLAND — Cynthia A. Most, 19, Finally they played along without Court judge Friday issued a tem­ Markle, Public Safety Commissioner year and spend the next year “in Police said one child was helped of Life read like this: him. When they finished the 18th It is of interest to learn that in holy city, coming out of heaven from mat, such as graphics. need for food fortification, "There replace a statute struck down as un­ of Londonderry, N.H., was involved porary injunction preventing of­ Donald J. Ixing and the police chiefs relative calm" examining the agen­ out by someone with a rope, and “ Trust no Future, how e'er hole, he still had not showed up at the England it is Carlyle’s translation God, beautiful as a bride prepared to “Many consumers want to change seems to be a divergence of opinion constitutional by .state courts in 1976. in a one-car accident Friday at 11:40 meet her husband. ficials from enforcing the state's of the nine towns from arresting or cies to .see if they are doing their another by the Coventry Fire Depart­ pleasant! clubhouse. After a reasonable wait, that takes precedence, but in our the emphasis from vitamin and about which foods should be fortified In November, New Haven Superior a.m. when her car, which was west­ country it is the one translated by the “I heard a loud voice from the Sunday closing law pending a state threatening to arrest employees ol jobs. ment. A third child apparently es­ Let the dead Past bury its dead I they went looking for the same ball. mineral information to such facts as and at what levels." Sujirciiic Court ruling on its legality. Court .Judge Nicholas Cioffi again "There is a strong movement in bound on Interstate 86, crossed the Act, — act in the living Present! Rev. Frederick Henry Hedge (1805- throne cry out: the number of calories, fats with a the three stores. declared the law unconstitutional caped by himself, police said. driver’s lane and struck an embank­ Rather sheepishly he confessed, I he injunction blocks enforcement Hartford Judge Brian O'Neill Congress for biennial ap­ Heart within, and God o'erhead! 1890) who had pastorates in three "This is God’s dwelling among breakdown into saturated and.polyun- ju.st in time for the holiday "grace" ment, police said. There was no in­ "No, I gave up on that a long time New England states and for more of the blue law against three stores- issued a simiiar court order propriations," Dodd said. VERNON — State Police reported Lives of great men all remind us ago. Now I'm looking for my golf men. He shall dwell with them and saturated. carbohydrates with a period, which permits stores to stay He also said he expects Congress to jury. We can make our lives sublime. than 30 years was a professor at Har­ they shall be his people and he shall breakdown into simple and complex Still D;inj><'rii(i.« G Fox. Macy's and Thrifty Home Thursday reque.sted by Donald E. open on .Sundays during the Christ­ an accident on Interstate 86 Friday at cart.” pass sunset legislation within in the And departing, leave behind us vard Divinity School. I will not quote be their God who is always with cholesterol, protein., potasium and Bicycles are still the most Stores operating in New Haven, Weisman. an attorney for Combo mas shopping season. - 2:14 p.m. when William M. Hendrix, Within the United Church of Christ, next six months. Footprints on the sands of time; it here for it is available in many them. fiber,” dangerous “motion toy,” says the Hartlord. Wdicrbury, Meriden. En­ Distributors Inc of Wethersfield. Chief .State's Attorney Austin J. 31, of Oklahoma City, Okla., there is a clerical golf association Under sunset legislation, a federal OPEN ALL DAY Footprints, that perhaps another. hymnals, but let me point out that it “He shall wipe every tear from For the.past six years, government Consumer Product Safety Commis­ field. Trumbull West Hartford. Far­ The appliance store last week McGuigan had instructed municipal "ittempted to pull his tractor trailer that plays a different course each mington and North Haven program or agency would be Sailing o’er life’s solemn main, is a paraphrase of Psalm 46 and of their eyes, and there shall be no more food labeling regulations have tried sion. received a warning from authorities police departments to begin enfor­ in front of a car driven by Deirdre E. SUNDAY month. From what I hear of it the Judge William Hadden issued the reviewed by Congress to see it it was A forlorn and shipwrecked brother. course goes beyond it. Luther in­ death or mourning, crying or pain, to provide raw nutritional informa­ The agency says its latest statistics not to open this Sunday. cing the law again last Sunday, an Bowen, 21, of Setauket, N.Y. Both following poem does not describe injunction probibiting Chief Slate's worthwhile. ARTHUR DRUG Seeing, shall take heart again. cludes the lines “Christ Jesus, it is for the former world has passed tion on food labels. show bicycles were associated with a The ban on Sunday sales was order which has prompted much con­ vehicles were eastbound, police said. their frustrations or their habits. Attorney Austin McGuigan, New Let us, then, be up and doing. he. Lord Sabaoth, his name ... " but away. The latest report seems to indicate half-million accidents serious enough passed by the Legislature last year fusion. Police said as he did so, the tractor This was penned by Ben Riddler of the psalm has no word about Jesus, With a heart for any fate; St. Paul: See I make all things new!" consumers are becoming more to require emergency room treat­ We all noticed how much closer the (Revelations 21:1-5) sophisticated, or at least that they ment in a one-year period. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. » , 1979 Senior Citizens Women Help Library ... _ ------e v e n i-- n g------h e r a...... l d . Sat., Jdn.Jan. IJ.13. ii)7g-1979— p PAP-p a r f ; n in e Hi everybody! It's that Maire. 4,160. time again, and I guess the We also sincerely thank HEBRON —The Hebron Junior degree. WINF Sale Completed important bit of news is Nadine Malcolm who is Women’s Club, a member of the Connec­ Applicants must have successfully com­ staff as they will be part of a group of that we have an interesting doing a super job since pleted two or more years in an accredited By SUSAN VAUGHN tend the listening area, especially at ticut State Federation of Women’s Clubs, stations. program planned for this taking over the games and has voted to give assistance to the institution of higher learning with a 3.0 or Hurulil Keporler night. The Ohio based corporation alsoi coming Thursday. are happy to see so many Douglas Library as its community im­ better average. Anyone wishing an MANCHESTER - The sale of WINF will retain the New York owns seven other radio stations in Dr. Stephen Smith from players coming out and provement project for 1979-80. The library application or more information should Radio Station WINF to Broadcast Yankees broadcasts which will in­ Ohio, New York, Wisconsin and this is a tribute to her call Dorothy Mastikus, 228-0614.. Management of Connecticut Inc. was clude 10 games during the spring the University of Connec­ was one of five projects considered by the Florida. ticut Medical Center will leadership and hard work. membershin. The club will have its monthly meeting completed this week, according to season in Florida starting March 10. Jacobs said he has signed a two- give a talk on “How To Don’t forget that I'm The program is sponsored biennially by on Jan. at 7:30 p.m. at Phelps Hall. Jeff Jacobs, general manager. New York Mels games will also be Speak To Your Doctor." waiting for suggestions Sears, Roebuck and Co. and the General The sale by former owner Edythe year agreement to stay on as general aired. The program will be present^ by Inter­ manager of WINF. The program will be held from you as to programs . Federation of Women’s Cluhs to en­ val House of Hartford, a shelter for Charnas of New York was actually Another new feature program will He said the major change will be a at the South Methodist you'd like us to include. So courage community participation in battered and abused women, and their made last summer for J360,000, be "Howard Cosell, Speaking of new transmitter which will be in­ Church starting at 1:15 lets get going because it is worthwhile community projects. children. Jacobs said, but could not be com­ Everything,” for 25 minutes on Sun­ stalled within 90 days and should ex­ days. p.m. Our two buses will getting around to budget The Douglas Library is maintained by Members are asked to bring an item for pleted until the Federal Communica­ take people from our time and if I'm going to be an endowment left by Dr. Charles Douglas the club’s “shelter shower.” The club is tion Commission issued its approval. center to the church right able to add some new in 1946. It is one of only seven libraries in open to all women ages 18 to 40. For more The radio station has also com­ after our meal which will programs then I must de­ the state which doesn’t receive any town, information contact Bonnie Field, 643- pleted several months of negotiations be served at noontime. pend on you to clue me in. state or federal funding. 7718. with American Broadcasting Com­ Church T o Honor This program is co­ Call me soon because I’m At present the library needs both Nursery Scliool pany’s Information Network which sponsored by the sincere in saying that we routine and major maintanence. The will be used starting March 1, Jacobs The Hebron Cooperative Nursery School Manchester Public Health are anxious to include a women’s club will be coordinating an ef­ said. Inc. will hold an open board meeting Jan. Nurse's Association, the program for you and your fort to reach the residents of the com­ Jacobs said he is “extremely Emily Maidment 17 at 8 p.m. in Phelps Hall. Manchester A.A.R.P. friends. pleased” with the new management munity who are interested in offering On Jan. 24 the school will have its an­ Mrs. Maidment, author of the clubs and the Senior their time or expertise in various areas. company and the new network. The MANCHESTER - Mrs. Emily Schedule for Week nual Community Service meeting at 8 newest edition of the church's station will retain its ‘‘Easy Maidment, historian of Center Citizen's Center. Monday: 10a.m., kitchen Interested residents may contact Joan p.m. also in Phelps Hall. history, “Center Congregational You no doubt have been social games. 9:30 a.m., Conley or leave word at the library. Listening Form at" and will extend Congregational Church, will be Flowers for Dinner-Dance The guest speaker will be someone from honored Sunday at a reception in the Church — 1779-1979,” also wrote the reading lately that our new ceramics class. 12:00 lunch Phipps Scholarship its coverage of local news. 175th anniversary history of the center will be ready Mrs. Nancy Scheideman, left, Mrs. Joanne Sombric and Mrs Diana the Department of Consumer Protection Shipyard Bound Jacobs said he thinks the change in church narthex after the 10 a.m. ser­ served. 1 p.m., pinochle The Junior Women’s Club is seeking to talk about toy and product safety. A church as well as an appendix to that sometimes in June. This is management will be good for the vice. games. Bus pickup at 8:15 Coogan select flowers at Brown's Flowers, 145 Main St., Manchester applicants for the Phipps Memorial film will also be shown. Under a picturesque setting, Mayflower 11, edition. really putting a lot of work by a tug boat from her summer mooring in a.m., return trips at 12:30 Bartholomew Church’s annual parish dinner-dance Jan. 20 Scholarship which is sponsored by the The public health nurse will also be pre­ The history along with com­ into a very short time, and a replica of the original ship that brought the Plymouth, Mass., to Gloucester where it will p.m. and 3:15 p.m. at The Colony in Talcottville. Johnny Pytko’s Orchestra will play for Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs sent to talk about early childhood develop­ memorative plates of the church’s I told the architect that we Pilgrims to this country, is shown under town undergo extensive overhaul. (UPI photo) Tuesday: 9 a m., bus for dancing. For information and reservations, call Mrs. Sombric 647- and available to Connecticut women who ment and preventive family medicine. 200th anniversary will be presented didn't want a rush job just shopping and square dan­ 9611, or Mrs. Schiedeman, 649-6279. (Herald photo by Pinto) are studying for a bachelor's or master's Refreshments will be served. Wickham Awaiting to Manchester Historical Society to get in. that we would cing. Noontime lunch Sunday. rather wait a couple of served. 1 p.m., senior Community Calendars The reception is being sponsored months and have it all pret- bowling at the Parkade by the publication committee in *f. So. I m Lanes and return trip fromi Snow for Coasting cooperation with anniversary Economic Development Com­ records vault. still figuring on opening up shopping Manchester hospitality committee, headed by our next winter session mittee, 7:30 p.m., Community Hall. Town Plan and Zoning Commis­ Wednesday: 9 am ., Here’s next week’s schedule of Claudia Markstein. right after Labor Day I'jW ay Friday sion, 7:30 p.m., council chambers. EAST HARTFORD - Although Cars will be able to park and there health clinic by appoint­ m public meetings in Manchester After-school recreation, 3-5 p.m., Mrs. Maidment was first appointed which is when we usually Harlequin Review play, 7:30 p.m., winter sports enthusiasts will have to is a slight admission charge for en­ ment. to a.m.. Friendship (locations are in Municipal Building, Eastbury School for grades 3-5 and wait for Mother Nature to come up trance into the park. historian of Center CJiurch in 1945 start putting things Circle invites the new , EitfteltfiM rtM i• totaraMhravtMti all-purpose room Bolton Elementary and has been gathering information I tor u lt It or M o « tuo otfvortMtf prM n oocii A t f Start, ii- 41 Center St., unless noted):. Hebron School for grades 1-3. with some snow, Wickham Park will The cabin will be open for together. School. about church events for many years. members to drop by and ca^ «tpKrtctfv nottd n IM ad Monday Indoor jogging, 6:45-7:30 p.m., be open for sliding when the white refreshments, which will include hot However, I keep telling join them for a couple Her grandfather, the late Charles E. 7 p.m. - Eighth Utilities District Glastonbury High School. stuff falls. chocolate, coffee, donuts, ham­ you folks that one of these hours of friendship and 10 ■telwtiAviiciwnfiiw itmn Mwwo House, was a long-time deacon, clerk lUVMOf Coventry Welles Turner Library Board, 7:30 Park Director Jeff Maron said the burgers and hot dogs. Also, a fire will days III be asking for Mme g p., pinochle games. Noon- iMilh One Filled Willi One Filled Board of Directors, District w T, O'*? r ea A ” ■ One F'>ied Wi'fi Ofi? F (led p.m. and treasurer of the church. Super S}«

EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 13. 1979- PAGE Ri .rvpiu East Catholic 68 Windham 40 Portland 60 Cheney Tech 72 Penney 45 Bill Cosby Bows St, Paul 51 Manchester 38 Bolton 36 East Hampton 67 East Hartford 28 In Tennis Here Super Bowl Most Profitable, Will Gross NBC $7.5 Million NEW YORK (UPI)-A one- “changed the face of sports,” fans to see contests in sports that Windham Stops Indians lengthening seasons, putting in­ along nicely” with the Oiympics 80 minute commercial on Super aren’t popular enough to rate full creased emphasis on night play, and percent sold out. Right now time is By KKN AllSTER Coach Doug Pearson. 'T il tell vou with the carom as it fell into Jose Bowl XIII cost a sponsor $370,- game coverage. being sold in what is called "day this, Windham got a lot of lucky pace as it used a three-man outside certainly influencing player salaries. llt'ruld S|»ortHHriU‘r Gonzales' hands. 000, "It also gives us a chance to prac­ parts” — packaps that include spon­ weave. Manchester didn’t help itself “1 perceive of television sports as a tice sports journalism,” Simmons bounces. There were a lot of balfs Steve Plesz was eventually fouled sorship of daytime, prime time and Maybe it would have played in the first half as it was a paltry 7- At those rates, if you think Jan. 21 major leisure time activity,” Sim­ said, referring to the show’s Sports which went in and out of our hands. It and he connected on one with nine for-23 from the field. Windham shot late night, and cost anywhere from $1 it deliberate anyway, but the will be Super Sunday for sports fans, mons, noting as reasons both the Journal segment. These range from was just one of those nights where we seconds showing on the clock. The In­ sparingly, 12 times, and made 8. to 10 million. Individual spot sales — absence of three starters ab­ didn't get any breaks." it will be super profitable for NBC, great availability of sports on televi­ profiles of people like foothall’s Son­ dians again failed 4o come up with Plesz paced Windham with 16 which stands to gross about $7.5 as opposed to packages — probably solutely forced Windham High The Silk Towners had knotted it for sion and also the cost of actually ny Werblin to think pieces on won’t be available until six months the ball off the glass with Shane ' points, four first-half field goals from million for the one-game World going to a game at a time when a pair the last time at 36-all on a John violence in sports, women in sports, before game time. Coach John Switchenko to slow fouled. He missed, giving long range. Koepsel led Manchester Series of football. of hockey tickets in New York runs Reiser 16-foot jumper with 1:32 left. boxing, and "things that could be in Simmons characterized dealings the tempo down. Manchester one last opportunity with with 12 markers. And that doesn't count all the pre­ about $20 — or more. But Windham regained the upper the news as late as the day before the with the Russians as “fine, realiy The strategy paid off as the three seconds left. The Silk Towners took the jayvee game hype. “All three networks carry sports hand for good seconds later on a Mike show.” very good.” If the Olympics provide Whippets utiliz^ a delay game very The Indians inbounded the ball contest, 64-47. Jamie Gallagher (10) If that doesn’t convince anyone on a 52 weeks a year basis,” he said, Shane hoop off a pretty assist. The biggest challenge of all for the long term challenge, the im­ well in downing Manchester High, 40- quickly to midcourt without any time and Mike Oleksinski (9) paced the 7-3 that sports is very big business on “including some prime time sports. Simmons and crew is the 1980 Olym­ The locals then turned the ball over young Indians. mediate problem is Super ^ w l XIII. 12 38. in a CCIL basketball encounter elapsed, calling its final timeout. The television, consider that NBC’s 150 There’s no time of year when there pics, and he said "SportsWorld” is last night at Clarke Arena. with Manny Ramos coming back final feed came into Rich Koepsel, •“The Super Bowl has become an with 52 seconds left hitting one of two hours of telecasting the 1980 Moscow isn’t sports available — totally on giving his peopie a good Workout on The setback snaps an Indian four- Unt hie baseline jumper from the VI inillmiii (40) Plesz 7 2-4 16, Gon­ Olympics is already 80 percent sold weekends and some prime time.” event, not just another game,” Sim­ from the foul line, the second wiped covering track and field and other mons said. “For two weeks there are game winning streak and pegs their right side, a 16-footer, hit the back of zales 1 4-4 6, Williams 2 3-5 7, Ramos 3 1-2 out — and it’s still 18 months before Asked what was the great appeal of out by a lane violation. events they’ll be required to handie no other games, no other sports. You league mark at 5-4 and aggregate the iron and bounced off. 7, Shane 2 0-3 4. Totals 15 10-18 40. the first shot is put. televised sports, he replied: Ed Kennison closed the deficit to in Moscow. get the hype from the NFL office, ledger at 5-5. Windham goes to 5- The clubs were deadlocked at 8-8 VInnrbesli-r (38) Koepsel 6 0-0 12 The man citing those statistics was “ It’s live in most cases, un­ one, 39-38. with 21 seconds to go but a Haslett 3 2-2 8, Cohen 1 0-2 2, Adamy 104) " I t ’s really quite a challenge,” there are the parties, the newspaper 4 in the CCIL and 5-5 overall. after one quarter with the Whippets Chet Simmons, named president of scripted, which is dramatic in foul sent Shane to the charity line. He 2, Reiser 3 2-2 8, Anderson 1 0-0 2, Ken­ Simmons said, expressing complete stories about how the hotel rooms in "Windham did what it had to do. taking a 19-14 halftime lead, the newly created NBC Sports Divi­ itself.” missed but Manchester, which had nison 2 0-0 4, Loveil 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 4-6 satisfaction with progress to date. Miami are all sold out. We’ll go on They deserved to win," stated Tribe Windham kept the contest at a snail’s sion in November, 1977. He had been An o b v io u s e x c e p tio n is trouble rebounding, couldn't come Up 38. "We’re pretty much on target,” he the air with Super Bowl Saturday vice president, sports, before sports “SportsWorld,” the network’s sports said. "We have finished almost all Night before the show and a two-hour was elevated to division status — a anthology show that has just the technical and facility Super Sunday pre-game show move which again is an indication of celebrated its first birthday, joining arrangements with the Soviets. We following 'Sports World.’ the increasing importance of sports ABC's “Wide World of Sports” and have outlined the size of the staff “I think it’s great, it’s exciting, to all three networks. CBS’s “Sports Spectacular.” we’ll need for 150 hours of Olympic and for a while we don’t even think Simmons pointed out that while Simmons estimated in an interview broadcasts. And that’s 18 months about things like what’s happening Eagles Defeat St. Paul that the three networks each broad­ taped or delayed segments of these ahead of the games. I’m highly in Iran. I t’s Super Bowl and cast 350-360 hours of sp o rts shows lack the drama of live satisfied.” coverage, they make it possible for everybody will just sit back and Notching its first Hartford The Falcons were sitting back in a winding up with 10. East spread its St. Paul and Ed Barnett chipped in prodraming a year, and this has He said that sales were “going enjoy it.” County Conference basketball box-and-one defense the second stan­ margin to 40-29 after three quarters 10. win last night was East za and East Coach Jim Penders and added 28 markers the final East also took the jayvee contest, 3 Catholic as it topped elected to hold the ball out, keeping it quarter. 85-66, to improve its ledger to 9-1. 1 for 5-6 minutes. homestanding St. Paul, 68-51, in Murphy paced the Eagles with 18 Jim Wyse and Dave Gay each tossed McEnroe Favored '4 cL Joe’s World "If you hold it you're either a hero points with Venora and Pete Kiro in 13 points and Brian Galligan and Bristol. or a goat. This time I was a hero,” chipping in 16 and 15 respectively, Russ Radant a dozen apiece to top 'Ik. ^ The victory snaps the Eagles’ two- Penders stated. "1 was pleased that Venora and Kiro each hauled in 9 the young Eagles. By Joe Carman Sets Up Road Block game losing streak and lifts them to we were poised enough to hold it that rebounds to pace East in that depart­ First Comef First Serve To Reap Harvest 1-3 in the conference and 6-4 overall. ment. EbrI Catholic (68) Venora 7 2-2 16, length of time.” Kiro 5 65 15, King 2 2-3 6, Pagani 2 1-1 5, Lou Gordon in Miami Has some tickets to sell for the Super Manchester High’s John Reiser (12) extends arms to zenith in The loss snaps a Falcon four-game East took only two shots in the se­ "I was pleased to pick up our first NEW YORK (UPI) — John McEnroe, suddenly the favorite to Ayer 0 0-0 0, Radant 0 0-0 0, Murphy 7 4-5 Bowl game one week from tomorrow in the Orange Bowl and he attempt to cut off any passing lane for Windham High’s Chris winning streak and sends them to j-4 cond eight-minute segment, sinking conference win,” Penders stated. 18, Gay 0 04) 0, Skoly 102 2, Butler 0 04) 0, reap a $100,(WO harvest, completed the round robin competition Januaryitis Williams (20) in last night’s play at Clarke Arena. (Herald Photo in the conference and 6-4 overall also. one, and added 3-for-4 from the foul "We’re thinking of the HCC playoffs Wyse 0 04) 0, Atwater 12-2 4, Ciszewski 1 made this sign advertising such and took up a post at a busy of the Grand Prix Masters 'Tennis Tournament with a perfect East took a 17-13 lead after the first line while St. Paul countered with Miami intersection. Business was not reported good. (UPI by Strempfer) and to make it we have to defeat the 0-0 2, Fortin 0 01 0. Totals 26 16-21 68. record by beating Harold Solomon 6-3, 6-2 Friday. Every January I resolve to get my quarter with Mark Murphy and Bob Si. Paul (51) Satumo 3 0416, Burke 6 water ... both male and female only a free throw for a 22-14 reading. St. Pauls and Xaviers along the way. Photo) • ' fishing gear in order and make sure Venora leading the attack with 7 and 04) 12 Barnett 1 8-11 10, Sullivan 4 1-1 9, The 19-year old New Yorker, the between Brian Gottfried and Eddie Jemiles ... Then dry thoroughly, and The Eagles picked up the tempo in I was also pleased we didn’t come world’s hottest player the last few that all the tackle is examined. Reels 6 points respectively. John Burke had Daley 2 1-2 5, Crowley 1 04) 2, Longo 11-1 Dibbs, each of whom has a 2-0 coat and male ferrule with a little the second half according to Penders into the game flat. The kids came months, will take a 34) record into should be cleaned and oiled, lines a hot hand for St. Paul in the opening 3, Bilodeau 1 0-0 2, Galske 1 04) 2. ToUls record. Arthur Ashe goes in the other parafin. Do not, and I repeat, do not ^Surprise^ Entry Ousted with Murphy and Mark Pagani dis­ ready to play.” Saturday’s semi-finals of the $400,000 checked, new butts put on for stanza with 8 points. hing out some pretty assists, each Burke wound up with 12 points for 20 11-17 51. semifinal against the Gottfried- wipe the male ferrule along the edge NAACP to Protest tournament. Solomon, who failed to Gibbs loser. leaders, rods gone over and of your nose. (Most fishermen do this win a set in three matches, earned a Connors, the defending champion, examined thoroughly, and cork grips to lubricate ferrules) All this really consolation prize of $18,000. was forced to defauit during the se- washed and cleaned. does Is pick up acid and grit to work McEnroe, following his emotional I promised myself faithfully that on the metal. Ohio State Move victory over Jimmy Connors January and Febtuary are the Check the fit of the ferrules after BSfi?orN"et PU^** ( Poised Tech Nets Win Thursday night, routinely dispatched Grand Prix months I am going to get my fly tying cleaning and waxing. Make sure they COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Earle Bruce was named Friday to Solomon. He gained the only service “stuff” in order ... Ali hooks graded are snug without being tight. If they five points of the quarter, the EAST FROSH By GARY GRABOWSKI upper hand in the third canto as the succeed Woody Hayes as head football coach at Ohio State and break of the first set in the fourth and stored as to size and types, all are too tight or too loose, you have a visitors were on the verge of blowing By EARL YOST Two unbeaten sides clashed in Com-spomlcnl lead see-sawed back and forth. game, then broke Solomon twice in furs stored, boxed, and labeled as to problem. Send the rod off to the it open. immediately faced a recruiting boycott by the NAACP and the Sports Editor Hartford yesterday and it was the Keeping their poise The Bellringers canned 15 of 18 the second set, in the first and fifth cond set against McEnroe Thursday spicies ... muskrat, mink, bucktail, manufacturer or a good rod repair J That’s when the Beavers tightened possible defection of his star quarterback. Although a three-sport star and letter winner during his un­ East Catholic freshman basketball tries from the free throw line while games. night because of a blood blister on his deer hair, caribou, etc. ... all tinsel man. beautifully, the Cheney Tech their defense that gave them their The NAACP interrupted the news white about it,” said Fullove. “There About the only problem McEnroe left foot which forced him out of the spools chenille, wools, synthetics, dergraduate days at Temple University, Bill Cosby didn’t take team which came away unscathed as Cheney hit on only 10 of 18. conference announcing the appoint­ Rod windings should be checked at Beavers went on a 16-0 tear in third victory of the season. Cheney is are a lot of mommys and daddys who seemed to encounter was notching tournament and pushed McEnroe labeled and put in the proper boxes. this time too. Make sure the guides it recorded a 52-43 come-from-behind Gustamachio was the high scorer ment of Bruce, former head coach at up tennis until five years ago. win over arch-rival South Catholic. the fourth quarter erasing a now 3-4 in the COC and 3-6 overall. belong to the NAACP.” the final point and he even double- into the favorite’s roie. Right now, all this is just dumped are tight and snug and especially with 34 markers, Cohen and Lackard Iowa State, to say it did not like the Last night the nationally-known "I took up tennis about five years South had a 4634 lead after three seven-point deficit and East Hampton fell to 1-5 in Bruce did not reply after Fullove faulted a match point in the eighth In an earlier match, Raul Ramirez in an assortment of boxes, that I paw check the tip tops for wear. If there chipped in with 13 and nine points selection and would attempt to dis­ television star made a surprise and ago, I get to play in a number of quarters but Coach Jack Hull's young Conference play and 2-7 overall. made his statement and no foilowup game before finally holding. of Mexico defeated Italy’s Corado through, looking for the right are cut marks in these, you would be celebrity events. I consider myself a registered a 72-67 COC basket­ respectively. Kevin Lawton threaded rupt the school’s recruiting program. unannounced visit to Manchester to Eagles exploded in the final canto to The contest was close throughout. questions were asked during the In the semis, McEnroe will face Barazzutti 3-6, 63, 64 in the consola­ materials at the right time. smart to replace them, because your Class A player and I get a big kick out ball victory over visiting East the nets for 30 points to lead the Bruce’s other problem is freshman take part in the Junior Veterans Ten­ move their ledger to 114). Hampton owned a slim one point lead news conference. the winner of Friday night’s final tion round. This is an especially good time to fly lines will be chewed up in short of playing in tournaments like this,” Hampton last night. losers. Russ Pekari added 16 tallies. quarterback Art Schlichter who is nis cihampionship at the Manchester John Askintowicz tossed in 12 after the initial quarter, 17-16, but Schlichter, now a member of the match of the round-robin series check out fly lines ... Oid lines that order. At the price of lines today, this A reportedly considering dropping out Racquet Club. he said as he puffed on a large cigar, The Techmen found themselves fell behind by two at the half, 38-36. Ohio State basketball team, said he have been sitting on a reel since is good insurance. points, Dave Hintz 10, Phil Marciano In a another close game. East of Ohio State. The "secret” of Cosby’s one of his personality trademarks. down, 59-52 with 6:50 left and it Cheney started fast scoring six Hampton jayvees held off Cheney fgr was undecided as to whether he summer, need to be stripped off and Most important ... If you own a 9 and Terry O’Donnell 8 for East. Tom Fullove, executive director of appearance nevertheless attract^ a College days are finally over for looked as if Cheney was going to go points before a minute was gone for a a 43-42 win. Scott Cable led the young would stay at OSU. washed in a gentle soap. bamboo rod ... check the rod for v a ­ South’s frosh went 204) a year ago the Central Ohio Chapter of the Margin One Stroke crowd of 200. He insisted that no the former Temple football running and was undefeated heading into down to it's seventh straight defeat. 6-0 lead on buckets by Dave Techmen with 21 markers. “Right now my future is up in the If you are lucky enough to have a nish nicks ... You might remember back. He also lettered in track and NAACP, who told Bruce his selection publicity be given of his yesterday’s play. But Tech worked for the good shot Gustamachio, Ed Lackard and air,” said Schlichter. “I realiy don’t house with a cellar, put 4 brass cup bouncing a fly off the tip or midsec­ appearances. basketball and looked fit as a fiddle and it paid off as the tear left the center Blayne Cohen, was opposed by the NAACP, said the know what I’m going to do. I’li talk it hooks at each end of the cellar, up in tion of your rod on a windy day last playing against Molumphy. His organization pianned to disrupt Ohio Accompanied by his handsome son, ILLINC; JV Bellringers bewildered. East Hampton, using a running over with the new head coach and my the wooden stringers, and run the summer. Now is the time to see if humorous remarks kept many in the Chrnry Terh (72) Gustamachio 14 6-8 State’s recruiting of blacks. (Josby arrived and took up a seat at a Illing jayvee basketball team "It was a nice comeback,” said a game, was able to get the easy hoops parents. Mahaffey Leading line back and forth, stretching it there is any*damage. If you break the table and was immediately sur­ crowd that spilled over into a vacant happy Techmen coach Phil Crockett, that quickly erased the deficit. 34, Kennon 3 04) 6, Lackard 4 1-7 9, Cohen Fullove said the NAACP’s can­ around the hooks. This will dry it N bowed, 75-45, yesterday to Timothy Bruce said he intended to talk to vanish, and the hard outer cane, with court in a good frame of mind. 5 63 13, Harrison 2 0-0 4, Eaton 1 60 2, didate tor the job was former Ohio rounded by youngsters and adults Edwards of South Windsor. "We got behind but we hung right in The second stanza was a run-and- Cable 2 0-0 4. Totals 31 1618 72, Schlichter as soon as possible. properly and you can then dress it a hook point, water can set in and "I completed my work at (Univer­ State player and assistant coach who sought his autograph. He didn't Mike St. Laurent and Hal Whiting there. My kids played really tough. gun affair as the Techmen outscored East Hamplon (67) Sennett 2 1-3 5, Bruce said he felt Ohio State job Bob Hope Glassie just before next season starts. slowly work on the cane. Varnish sity of) Massachusetts. I now have it Rudy Hubbard, now head coach at turn down any request and made a had 9 and 10 points respectively for We just played excellent defense in their opponents, 22-19. Gustamachio Lawton 11 8-9 30, Russell 5 6010, Pekari 6 was “the epitome of college If you do not have a cellar or area “touch up” is a must here. number of followers with his ail. including my masters and my the fourth quarter.” led the Beaver offensive charge 4-4 16, P. Coolidge 3 2-2 8, Holda 0 61 0, Florida A&M, who was interviewed coaching” and “I look forward to the PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — PGA and World Cup cham- 7®“ ^an stretch the line, wash If the line to leader butt connection the 0-3 Rams. for the job. gracious and most receptive manner. doctorate,” he said before heading East Hampton held a 54-52 edge banging through 12 of his team’s 22 Sailing 0 60 0, Coolidge 0 OO 0. Totals 26 challenge.” pion John Mahaffey shot his poorest round of the tournament a ^ *" looks a little frayed ... Cut it off, and' As far as playing tennis, the well- for the court and a warmup session. going into the final chapter. And points. 15-18 67. "We’re going to make it awfully “I leave a good job at Iowa State 1 —I------n. . 1 T - j !— loose coils around a circular drum or tie in a new one. Water, getting in un­ Cosby took part in the Fitchburg, ILLINC rough for him (Bruce),” said Fullove l-under-par 71, at Indian Wells Friday and clung to a one-shot known comedian who now has a Illing varsity basketball team when the Bellringers .scored the first Neither team was able to get the but I am an alumni of Ohio State,” rolled up newspaper. Then in the der the plastic coating of the line, Mass., event that Racquet Club Pro after the news conference. “There lead over Keith Fergus and Leonard Thompson after three Springfield, Mass., mailing address dropped its first of the season, 73-57, said Bruce. “Its really a dream come spring you can stretch it between two will rot it right there ... If you get Jack Redmond won two weeks ago. won’t be any action toward iigitation rounds of the $300,000 Bob Hope Desert CTassic. 12 months of the year, did all right. to Timothy Edwards of South Wind­ true. After 13 years as a high school trees or posts, dress it with “ Muclin” into a good fish, that’s where the Redmond issued Cosby an invite to or anything like that. But we’re going Mahaffey shot a pair of 66s in the Cosby was paired with Dave sor. coach in Ohio and six as an assistant made shots from two and four feet on or some other flotant, and you are- leader and line will part company. come to Manchester and he to let them know we are not happy first two rounds but he skipped prac­ ready to go. Molumphy of East Hartford and he Frank Marandino had 11 points, at Ohio State it’s great to be back the 14th and 15th to draw even. These are just a very few of the accepted. with the seiection process. We think tice at Indian Wells, and it apparent­ lost a thriller. The latter won the Jim Grout 10, Mark Butler 9, Paul Celtics Win Penney Outscores EHHS here, I realize it is a great He put his second shot on the par-5, This is a good time to clean reels. things you can do to occupy yourself "It wouldn’t be fair to the man I’m a black should have been seriously ly cost him. first game, 63, dropped the second Peck 7 and Paul Macwicz 6 for the challenge.” 462-yard 18th within eight feet of the After removing the line from the fly at this time of the year. by the same score and advanced with playing to publicize ray appearance,” BOSTON (UPI) — Marvin Barnes considered and I understand it (the Mahaffey managed four birdies — reel, lift the spool out, and clean the Rams, now 3-1. hit for two free throws with eight Slow-down tactics by East Hart­ was East Hartford’s ninth in as many Hayes was fired Dec. 30 after 28 pin — but needed three putts to get My wife’s comment to all of the a 7-6 win in the finale, gaining a 63 Cosby said. "I just like to be one of ford High worked for awhile but not CCIL starts. The Hornets are also 69 Hubbard interview) was only window years as head footbail coach at Ohio running his tournament total to 20 — base plate thoroughly. Use a above after she read this was ... seconds left to ice the Boston Celtics dressing.” down for a par. edge in the nine-point tie-breaker. the guys.” the entire contest as favorite Penney overall. State for slugging a Clemson player but he also had three bogeys and Mahaffey made a 3-footer on the toothbrush and some kerosene to get “Your fishing tackle ... Yes ... Your He was just that last night. RENNET JV GIRLS 128-125 victory over the Portland “We’re going to tell them three-putted from eight feet on Molumphy held a 5-4 edge in the Bennet jayvee girls topped J.F, High topped its crosstown rival, 45- Penney had an 11-8 lead after the in the Gator Bowl. 5th and a 4-footer on the 8th for his all the grit out from around the pawls fly tying materials ... No ... This is The three-day play ends Sunday Trailblazers Friday night. (prospective recruits) both black and another hole. third game and was up 4615 but Kennedy of Enfield yesterday, 3630. 28, in an exciting CCIL basketball opening quarter with the Hornets other two birdies, then finished the and gear teeth. Then apply a drop of really a case of do as I say, but not as afternoon. The Celtic win snapped a five- His three-round total stood at 13- oil for lubrication. Ck)sby tied matters and each won his Wendy Arnum tossed in 16 points and clash last night at the Hornets’ gym. taking their only edge at 12-11 with frustrating round with a bogey. I do.” game losing streak. It was Portland's under-par 203 with two rounds left in serve to force a tie-breaker. The victory was the Black Knights’ 4:29 remaining in the half on two free "I have no one to blame but Oieck the base plate of the reel, Paige Young and Sharon Williams 8 sixth loss in seven games. the 96hole tournament, the first of sixth in nine league outings and puts throws by Tyler Jones. myself,” said Mahaffey, the 1978 and if it has screws, make sure they apiece for the Bears, now 3-1. the year on the PGA tour. their overall mark at 8-3. The loss Penney, however, regained the up­ East Hartford Grapplers comeback player of the year. “I are all tight. If the plate is loose, and Eyeglasses per hand and nabbed a 1612 halftime Fergus, who barely won “exempt” never played a practice round on the is held by rivets, now is a good time edge and 24-16 lead after three status for 1979, shot a 68 at Bermuda to send it back to the manufacturer Piw a lpttiw Hjtod Portland Defeats Bolton course, and I guess you’d have to say LowMtPriCM quarters. Take Finale,Top Eagles Dunes and Thompson, who wound up 1 paid the price. The greens were a for repair. Sports Briefs Television on Ski Slope 63rd on the 1978 money list after win­ Victory still eludes Bolton High Forward Ed Huppe paced the lot more faster than I expected, and I Check your rods now. Clean all the ARTHIITHURDRUG ning more than $100,000 the year and last night the Bulldogs went Radio, Teevee Knights with 14 points with Dan Lima With the decision in doubt until the —Walters (EH) pinned Lucier 2:36, had a lot of problems reading them.” ferrules with 0 tips and soap and down to defeat for the ninth straight before, shot a 69 at La Quinta. SATURDAY Used During Instruction from his backcourt slot chipping in 11 last match. East Hartford High Unlimited-Hardy (EH) pinned Shea I time, Simmer Recalled Fergus and Thompson were at 12- Foolliall: Norlli vs. markers. Jones paced the East Hart­ registered a come-from-behind 33-29 5:10. Portland High wound up a convin­ INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - The NEW YORK (UPI) - Television under 204, a stroke ahead of veteran South, I ■ Ch.3 videotape in its instruction program, ford effort with 14 markers. triumph over East Cathoiic in cing 6636 winner in Charter Oak Los Angeles Kings announced, they has reached the ski slopes and made Lee Trevino, who shot a 66 at La NHL; Red Wings vs. as do Hunter Mountain and wrestling action yesterday at the Minor League Post Conference play. have recalled left wing Charlie the recreational skier a star of video Eagles’ Nest. Quinta for the best score in the third n o Kings, I - Ch.,38 Catamount, in New York, she CLEVELAND (UPI) - The O’Brien Denies NBA Protest Bolton was very much in the game Simmer from their Springfield farm situations ranging from the dramatic IVnnry (45) Lima 51-411, James 2 0-0 ’The win was the Hornets’ fourth in round. Kaskellmll; Rutgers club in the American Hockey to the hilarious. observes. "Seeing yourself in a 4, Picard 21-5 5, Schultz 3 3-5 9, Huppe 5 4- Cleveland Indians have named Tom Art Wall, 55, the U.S. Seniors NEW YORK (UPI) — National Basketball Association in the first period, trailing just 1611 vs. St.John’s, 2 - (Ji.20 five outings while the setback was Trebelhorn manager of their Batavia League. "There’s a definite trend towards lesson situation is a tremendous aid 514, Cace 1612, Garen 0 0-0 0, BreeA 0 0-0 champ, iike Mahaffey, had his worst Commissioner Larry O’Brien Friday denied the Kansas but from then on it was all downhill. NHL: To he an- 0, Cruz 0 04) 0, Cassarino 0 60 0. Totals 18 the Eagles’ fourth in a row without a Class A team in the New York-Penn Simmer, 24, was called up to help on-mountain closed circuit video in learning new techniques — and win. round, a 73 at Tamarisk that put him City Kings’ protest of their 112-108 loss to the New York Portland held a 29-19 advantage at in­ noiineed, 2 - Gh.22 9-20 45. League. termission and was up 37-26 after fill in for the loss of left wings Bert systems that help the skiing public besides, it’s fun.” at 9-under 207, along with Tom Knicks Dec. 30. But he agreed with the Kings’ contention Grand Prix Tennis, East Hartford (28) McCarthy 1 60 2, East Catholic had a 29-21 lead after 3 Trebelhorn, 29, replaces Luis three periods and then lowered the Wilson and Murray Wilson. Bert has Copper Mountain, Colo., has an es­ Purtzer who had a 70 at La Quinta. that the fourth period was a minute shorter than regula­ 2:20 - Gh.18 enjoy and learn more,” notes Gwenn Pelletier 0 04) 0, Cason 3 60 6, Tillotson 0 |10 weight classes before Mike Isaac, who was earlier named to a tion. boom in the final eight minutes with severely bruised ribs and Murray has pecially comprehensive color video At 7-under 209 were Jack Nicklaus, Pro Bowlers, 3:30 - Vevier, executive director of the 04) 0, Jones 6 23 14, Robinson 2 04) 4, Walters in the 187-pound bracket coaching position with Cleveland’s a had shoulder. system that includes monitors Kohler 1 04) 2, Cullen 0 04) 0, Guidotti 0 04) Greer Jones and Orville Moody. U.S. a 23-point splurge for a final 24- <;h.8,40 Eastern Professional Ski Instructors pinned John Lucier in 2:36 and Mike Chattanooga affiliate. margin win. Association. scattered throughout on-mountain 0, Moore 0 04) 0, Doran 0 04) 0, Pandiscia 0 Open champion Andy North was far With 11:46 remaining in the final period of the game at PGA: Hope Glassie, 4 • Hardy pinned Brian Shea in 5:10 in t h e y a r e Tom McGinn led Portland with 17 Killington, in Vermont, uses ledges and several filming sites. 0-0 0. Totals 13 2-3 28. the unlimited division lifting East back at 214. Madisoh Square Garden, a malfunction occured in the Gh.20,22,30 Trade Talk Dims Mahaffey started on the backside game clock which lopped a minute off the official time. A points and Bob Clark added 12 more Wide World of Sports Hartford to victory. and Chuck Anderson dropped in 10 CHICAGO (UPI) — Speculation the Jim Foss, Toby Corey and ChriS' Jazz, Phoenix at Indian Wells and had all sorts of review of (he videotape after the game confirmed the w h e n : 5 . Ch.8,40 Chicago Bulls will acquire former missing time. yi3u tallies. Hopper all scored victories by the problems putting on fast greens. He n e e d t n e m SUNDAY NBA scoring leader Nate Archibald pin route for East Catholic, Tyler bogeyed the 10th and 11th when he Once again Jim Kowalyshyn paced Swing Trade “With more than ten minutes remaining after the the Bulldogs with 15 points and Jeff Soccer: Noon • (ih.24 in a trade with the Boston Celtics for Windham Girls Trim Manchester Corey and John Martin won by deci­ missed a pair of short putts, then guard John Mengelt has dimmed. error, it is safe to assume the timing mistake impacted Beecher hooped 10 more in a losing NBA: K n i c k s vs. Having closed the gap to only seven Karen Morneau and Dawn Remson sion and Kevin Sullivan took a 24 hour emergency K ings, 1:4.S - Ch. 3 Steve Armstrong’s crew, now 9-2 for equally on both clubs,” said O’Brien. “Moreoever, prin­ effort. points in the third quarter. paced Windham with 26 and 25 points superior decision for the Eagies. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Leonard oil burner and Boxing, 3; 15 • Uh.8,40 the season with 11 and 9 points “Truck” Robinson, the power ciples of equality and fairness appear to be best serv ^ by deliuery service! Portland took advantage of its Manchester High girls’ basketball respectively. The Whippets were a Results: 100 -B ill LeBlanc (EH) allowing the result of the game to stand as recorded. height and completely dominated Grand Prix Tennis, 4 - team couldn’t sustain the effort and respectively. pinned Jack Liner 2:12, 107 —Foss forward of the New Orleans Jazz who Fisher Named Cli.3 hot 18-for-24 from the foul line while both boards. When Kowalyshyn College Quintet fell apart as homestanding Windham the Indians were 50 percent (7-for-14) .(EC)'pinned Scott Fluet 1:17, 114 led the NBA in rebounding iast NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Bart “Both clubs were unaware of the error and their \3 ide World of Sports, fouled out in the third period, High registered a 74-47 CCIL victory from the charity stripe. —Dave LeBlanc (EH) pinned King season, was traded Friday to the Fisher has been named sports editor strategy for the remainder of the game was determined 4:.30 - (:h.8,40 Windham (74) Demers 2 5-6 9, Bolton's hopes dropped. Home Tonight last night in Willimantic. The loss drops Manchester to 2-8 in Grysch 4 04) 8, Gonzales 0 04) 0, Fitch 0 04) Lee4:42,121—Joe Rossitti (EH) dec. Phoenix Suns for two players, two of The Herald, it was announced by the time shown on the clock at any given moment.” PGA: Hope Classic, Manchester behind some fine the league and 2-9 overall. 0, Nyquist 0 2-2 2, Sauvigeau 1 61 2, Carlos Velez 6-4, k28 —Pat O’Connor top draft choices and an undisclosed Friday. Bill Millerick was named I’onland (60) Clark 6612 Gubilee 1- 4:30 - Ch.20,22,30 amount of cash. 2-4, McGinn 7-3-17, Manning 04)41, Ander­ Red-Hot Tunxis Community defensive work had closed the deficit Lisa Tilden paced Manchester Schroeder 10-0 2, Morneau 9 611 26, (EH) pinned Ben Leyland 4:46, 134 assistant sports editor. O’Brien rejected the alternatives of having the teams NHL: Islunil ers vs. College will come into town tonight hut the taller Whippets, now 6-5, took Remson 11 3-4 25. ToUls 28 18-24 74 —Tyler Corey (EC) dec. Paul Robinson, New Orleans’ leading play an additional minute at another time or resuming /M om | son 3-4-10, Brochu 24)-4, Fitzgerald 2-2-6, with 17 points with Liz Neubelt, Cin­ Fisher, M, joined The Herald in tins/ Mobil Turner 61-1, Cahill 0-04), Rossitto 24)-4, Flyers, 7 - Ch.9 to face Manchester Community control and raced to a 56-31 lead after Monrhealpr (47) Tilden 8 1-1 17, L. Pasquetta 8-4,140—Toby Corey (EC) ^nd rebounder this year, went the game from the point of the error, saying it would be dy Millis and Tracy Culbertson chip­ 1959 as a general assignment heating Steel 0-2-2. ToUls 23-14-60. NHL; Bruins vs. College on the basketball court at three quarters. Neubelt 4 1-2 9, Millis 4 1-2 9, Culbertson 3 pinned Jerry LaMay :51, 147 Pl'o^oix for rookie forward Marty reporter and was transferred to the unfair to ignore more than ten minutes of play during Kings, 7 - Cli.38 ping in 9 apiece. oil Rollon (.36) Kowalyshyn 7-1-15, Smilh East Catholic High at 8 o'clock. Windham had a 15-13 lead after the The Indians did take the jayvee 3-4 9, Brown 0 61 0, Wright 1 04) 2, Con­ -Hopper (EC) pinned Paul Mott third-year guard Ron Lee sports staff two years later. which New York was able to overcome a four-point 0-2-2, Beecher 3-4-10, Winkler 3-1-7, NHI.: Rangers vs. The visitors boast a fine 8-2 record. opening stanza and 32-25 advantage nors 0 1-2 1, Cheney 004)0, Carpenter06 2:45, 157 —Sullivan (EC) superior Suns’ No. 1 draft choices in Millerick, 27, began working for deficit and ultimately assume the lead with no unfair ad- ' 'warming friends for over 40 years’ Warner 60-0, Ferguson 14)-2, Minicucci 0- Flames, 0:30 - Ch.O contest, 51-13. Cathy Cooney and 2 0. ToUls 20 7-14 47. at the half. Georgeanne Ebersold paced Coach dec. Ron Durler 263, 169 —Martin 1®80. An additional amount The Herald in 1973. varttage. 0-0. ToUls 14-8-36 (EC) dec. Chip LeBlanc 7-3, 187 of cash also was involved. 315 Center Street, Manchester, Ct. 1 J I PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 13. 1979

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For Ap­ and women to work evenings Suite 6L, Anaheim, California SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon­ do not lessen the vahie of the* 92806. FOR THE BEST - Manchester Furniture. One piece or entire Apply 81 Commerce Street, pointment call 688-2233. FRIEND, ■dvertisemeni wHT not be cor­ from 5 pm til close. Must Be Beat EsfiWu Wanted "*v^ day thru Friday. 7-3:30. QUALIFIED MECHANIC- Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 28 household. Cash on the line Glastonbury. PTG Company. rected by .*Taddltionil Inser­ over 18. Free meals, vacation Please call Personnel Depart­ tion. . • Must be experienced and have AMBITIOUS BRIGHT pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Furniture Bam. 646-0865. Telephone 633-7631. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL pay. Apply in person, 467 tools. See Gene or Paul, at ALL CASH For your property, BUSES WANTED- We will ment at Pioneer Parachute LOVE, Center Street. YOUNG WOMAN Looking for troductory lesson with this ad. Co. 644-1581. Superior Auto, Inc., Route 6, a businese in the field of Ac­ Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. within 24 hours. Avoid Red 24 INCH MAGNAVOX RN, LPN. 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 train you. Part time. Columbia. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes CONSOLE T.V. Maple, shifts. Good pay. good Housewives and retirees counting - Bookkeeping Ser­ Corp, 646-0131. DEEDALEE and JUDALOO vices. For further informa­ CERAMIC CLASSES- 4 colonial cabinet. $150. Call benefits and working con­ preferred. Manchester area, PART TIME SECRETARY / Help Wanted 643-9590. 643-2373 13 Help Wanted 13 PART TIME CLERK- tion, write to Box P, c/o weeks, $5.00. Now registering. ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ BOOKKEEPER- Good typing BURGER KING needs a stu­ TYPIST needed. Credit Manchester Herald. Day and evenings. 643-1256, or SELLING your house? Call us non Manor, 180 Regan Road, skills. No shorthand. Help Wanted BOOKKEEPER- General ac­ dent or retired man im­ experience helpful, but not 647-9613. first and we’ll make you a Vernon. SUPERINTENDENT- PART Bookkeeping experience 13 Help Wanted 13 PURCHASING EXPEDITER cash offer! T.J. Crockett, counting duties. Posting to needed. Associate degree in mediately to set up equipment required. Contact John MILK MOBILE- Established TIME. One bedroom apart­ needed. 20 hour week. Flexi­ Piwoski, 643-1594. Realtor, 643-1577, ment available. On site MATURE RETAIL SALES BOOKKEEPER General Ledger. One year business management or and do some janitorial work. East Hartford territory. REAL CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC ble hours. Manchester area. CLERK- for Manchester business school or prior Mornings from 8:30 am to - Experienced only. Top superintendent, downtown Call Juanita, between 9 a.m. ACCOUNTS payable, equivalent required. Excellent income potential. IMMEDIATE Cash for your Manchester. Excellent for Jewelry store. Selling experience. Suburban loca­ Moderate typing skills 11:00 am or full time to 5 pm. STRONG BOYS- Grades 5-8 $17,500. Call John at Chenette Homes For Sale 23 ESTATE wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 and 1 p.m., at 643-2701. receivable. Automotive tion. Fringe benefits. Free property. Let us explain our semi retired individual. experience preferred, full experience helpful. Minimun 5 needed. Business experience Free meals vacation pay. wanted for Weightlifting and Associate, 'Gallery of Berlin ‘Tpke., Wethersfield, time, 5 day week, Tuesday parking. EOE, M/F. Call 522- Apply in person. 467 Center Wrestling Program. Some Homes', 528-9081. fair proposal. Call Mr. SALES 563-0151. Requires several hours per years full-time recent desired. Please call Personnel 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 Belfiore, 647-1413. week, general maintenance NURSES AIDES- Full time, thru Saturday. This is not a bookkeeping experience. 8211, Ext. 214, for interview. Department at Pioneer Street, Manchester. experience preferred, but will to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. The URROWS COWUY all shifts. Experience temporary position. Apply Parachute Co. §44-1581. consider others. Call 646-0176, WE ARE LOOKING FOR An Walk in basement. 3 work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. Career position, excellent ad­ RN-LPN wanted for full or Shoor Jewelry, 917 Main SUPERINTENDENT- Full 6 to 7 p.m. MAY WE BUY your home? South Nbidtor office $tl Preferred, but training will be vancement 527-8246. VERNON CINE I & If- Help aggressive individual who will Conveniently located to shothop- Quick, fair, all cash and no part time on all shifts. Apply given. Apply in person: East Street. time Msition for mature or wanted. Candy girls, ushers work hard at his own business. has a few ofonhes for M Take Out Play director of nursing. Salmon- m a t u r e a d u l t for house DISHWASHER- Part time ping center. $47,900. No problem. Call Warren E. cleaning. Must have own Hartford Convalescent Home, MEN AND WOMEN $150 per retired person experienced in nights.Apply at Tacorral, 246 and cleaners. Must be over 18, SECRETARY WANTED - We will help with ail aspects, agents. 646-4877. tiaw salat people. If pay brook Convalescent Home, off 745 Main Street, East Hart­ ADMINISTRATIVE apartment building and neat and dependable. Call 646- Medical experience desirable. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Buffalo’s Rene Robert, left, who scored two House Street, Glastonbury. transportation. 2 days per week to show our equipment Broad Street, Manchester. including advertising, are lerioas ahaat a week. References required. ford. ACCOUNTING- If you have and supplies. No sales ground maintenance. Call 643- 9901. References. Call 646-6323. bookkeeping, buying and COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal goals Thursday night against Washington, is INDEX Please call 633-5244. been doing a superb job in an 9674 or 643-7135. WANTED BUILDING LOT- Write Herald Box GG. necessary. Apply Electrolux, WAITRESSES- Part time selling. We have an es­ dining room, large eat-in One or more acres. Coventry, hicratin career hi teal ai- PART TIME BABYSITTER- accounting department and EXPERIENCED DATA PROCESSING tablished, fast food sandwich taken out of play by Capitols’ Bob Picard N O T IC e t NURSES AIDES wanted for 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated Andover, Bolton, Hebron Light housekeeping. 2 bright, want the Mportunity to move LPN FOR Rockville & MANAGER - Salary open. tate, cal M b Kqime, t — Loti and Found full time on all shifts. Apply STORE CLERK - Responsible ford or call 528-3869 between Broad Street, Manchester. MACHINISTS LATHE shop in Manchester now porch, 2 car garage, with vicinity. Cash deal. Please Sabres won, 6-2 (UPI Photo) 2 — Portonalt affectionate boys, ages 5 and into an administrative assis­ Specialist Office, ap­ OPERATORS- Full or part Fee paid. Tremendous director of nursing. Salmon- person needed to assume 10 am and 4 pm. available for only $15,000, chimney for wood stove, call 295-9724. M4-2S91. 3 — Announcamantt 8, seek mature and loving tant position, we're looking proximately 17 hours per time. Excellent benefits. App­ management opportunity in complete. If you want your private lot. $56,900. Group 1, * — Entariainmant brook Convalescent Home, off many duties in the operation EXCEPTIONAL PARTY of a 7-Eleven Food Store. adult to care for them. After­ for you. Position requires a COUNTER WAITRESS- week. Send resume and ly in person at: 1422 Tolland division of International Com- own business but are afraid to Philbrick Agency 646-4200. 5 — Auctions House Street. Glastonbury. noons and school vacations. mature, consiencious in­ references to: Box M c/o PLAN OPPORTUNITY, $150 pany for experienced do it alone, call Mr. Dan Rin- Household Goods 40 Please call 633-5244. Ground level position that can Immediate opening for Friday for 3 EVENINGS A WEEK- Turnpike, Manchester. LM FINANCIAL Own transportation. 646-02*1. dividual knowledgable in ac­ Manchester Herald. Gill Welding Manufacturing programmer. Exclusive job dos toll free, 1-800-992-3220. 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH fl — B onds-Stocks-M oM gagas lead to assistant manager or and Saturday nights, 11 p.m. Are you a mother who is am­ BARROWS counting to accurately Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or listing. Call or send resume GARAGE- Furnished. Otl WE BUY AND SELL used fur­ 9 — Personal Loans SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for manager by performance. to 7 a.m. Also some weeknlght bitious. has time available, a niture. One piece or entire 1732 DM on M. 10 — Insurance NURSES AIDE - Full or part prepare all work orders prior A TOP MOTORCYLCE call 647-9931. immediately. Frank Kramer, VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco heat, large private back yard. Colorado Payroll South Windsor. Will train. Benefits include insurance evenings available. Excellent car and really wants a good household. Cash on the line. SouthWMsor credit union, and profit time. If pm to 7 am. Laurel to invoicing. Must have strong working conditions and MECHANIC NEEDED- Top Multi-Personnel, 457 Center Snacks with locations $3,580 Fireplace. Bolton Lake. EMPLOYMENT Apply 9 Brookfield Street or wages, fringe benefits, second income? Sovereign Street, Manchester, Conn. M3- Furniture Bam. 646-0865. 13 — Help Wanted sharing. Second and third Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. figure aptitude, typing skills benefits. Apply in person to: SECRETARY TRAINEE- CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Owner, $41,500. 742-8020. t44-2SSl call 289-5918, after 12 noon. 649-4519. vacations and bonuses! Apply House offers a unique oppor­ 7700. Listed Fairbanks 14 — Business Opportunities shift, full time. Apply in per­ and an ability to courteously Howard Johnson "Restaurant, ' tunity for ambitious people. Hartford Patent Law Firm. 2355 Ext. 905. 15 — Situation Wanted deal with customers. Ckim- in person: Cycle World, 3000 NURSES AIDES - Full time, son at: Route 30, Tolland, Ct, 394 Tolland T u rn p ik e , Not toys, cosmetics, plastics, Legal experience not TYPIST- Part time days, witer exposure helpful. Good Main Street, Glastonbury. required. Requires excellent RESPONSIBLE PERSON situation Wanted EDUCATION and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. An Equal Opportunity Manchester, clothing or cleaners, but 15 JANUARY 10 — Private Instructions flexible hours approximately Benefits. Salary commen­ typing skills. Call 549-5290. NEEDED to assume any Experienced preferred, but Employer, beautiful Home Decorator BOSTON (UPI) — New England Patriots coach Chuck 19 •- Scnoois-Ciasses 10-20 hours per week. surate with experience. Call duties in the operation of a 7- PLEASANT COMPANION - 20 -- Instructions Wanted we will train. Apply in person: PART TIME CAFETERIA Accessories, such as: Hand SPECIAL Fairbanks today admitted in federal court he worked on Transcribing, filing, light of­ Dick Sheehan at 289-1588. In- FULL TIME LICENSE 11 Food Store. Ground level for disabled woman. Light The Sentry East Hartford Convalescent BUS DRIVERS - will train if ASSISTANT For employee Blown Crystal, Brass, REAL ESTATE fice work. Must be depen­ position that can lead to assis­ the University of Colorado football program while at the n e c e s s a r y . A pply 90 dustronics Inc. 489 Sullivan cafeteria. Located in E^ast TOOLMAKERS Pewter, and Ironstone. Be AGENTS- High earning poten­ housekeeping; daily or live-in. VALUE- 23 — Homes for Sale Home, 745 Main Street, East dable, Send resume to & x Ave, South Windsor, tial, bonus paid, flexible tant manager or manager by Nice home on East Hartford Very good Ranch just Free Home same time preparing the Patriots for the National Foot­ 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Brookfield Street, &uth Wind­ Hartford. Some light cooking your own boss! No delivery or Hartford. HH, c/o Manchester Herald. D E MAKERS hours. Call Don or Norma at performance. Benefits in­ ball League playoffs and a potential berth in the Super 25 — Invesimeni Property sor. Call 289-5918. and counter experience canvassing! Direct selling is bus line. 289-4779 or 528-7770. reduced to *54,900 for a 26 — B usiness Properly MAINTENANCE MAN -Work required. Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 Century 21, Tedford R.S., 647- clude insurance, credit union quick sale. Large eat-ln Evaluation. Bowl. 27 — Resort Property SEWING MACHINE PRECISION MACHNflSTS one of America's most and profit sharing. Second and 1 PART TIME. Do you have 2 COLLECTIONS- Experience in shop, assist in service work p.m., Monday thru Friday. lucrative fields. Learn more. 9914 or 423-8958. ' kitchen, 3 bedrooms, at­ Fairbanks told U.S. District Court Judge A. David Maz- 20 — Real Estate Warned Operators and miscellaneous is a help but not a necessity. and installation. Tepco Air IMPROVE YOUR LOT third shifts. Apply in person at workers needed. Must have hours a day? Work at home on Reply to Box N, c/o Call Joyce Setchell collect, 9 VERNON tached garage, 1’/tt>aths, What is your home worth? Our professionals can help MISC. SERVICES Join our modern, progressive Pollution, 122 Naubuc Avenue, IN 79 7-11, Route 30, Tolland or 960 zone he worked from Dec. 13 to Jan. 3 interviewing up to some high school education. the phone servicing our Manchester Herald. a.m. - 4:40 p.m., Mon.-Fri. HOUSEKEEPER- Part tfme you price your home to sell fasler and easier We will 31 — Services Offered agency. Pleasant working Glastonbury, 633-7958. W> ban Hnral opanlnoa lor weekends. Excellent benefits. Sullivan Ave. South Windsor. lull basement, move-ln provide you with complete marketing, financial, and 50 prospective candidates for assistant coaches and that 32 — Pamiing-Papering Must be able to read and customers in your spare time. Highly akniad Ma^nlata to J conditions, competitive salary Apply at Meadows Convales­ E.O.E. condition, all In a nice economic information. No obligation. No pressure. No he talked to various players recruited for the college 33 — Building.Contracting speak English, and provide 249-7773. CASHIERS PART-TIME. Nhctloii moMo. HIQH 34 — Roofing.Siding and benefits plan are EXPERIENCED COOK Evenings - weekends. Self TO iTaHT AND cent Home, 333 Bidwell St., residential location. Lots sales pilch Of course we d like lo sell your home for team. 35 — Heating.Plumbing own transportation. No ROCKVILLE BUILDING AND GROUND featured. For appointment. Wanted- Good working con­ serve gasoline station. Apply OVBjrnMi. Plootleo lo tho loatoot Manchester. WAITRESS - Mature respon­ of extra features — please you That's our business. And we'reconfident you will Fairbanks also admitted he told Colorado officials it 16 — Flooring experience necessary. Please Call Mr. Powers, 289-0^. ditions and benefits. Call for flrowiM ofoo of Monutocturlng and sible person for days and call for a more complete select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. 37 — Moving.Trucking.Storage Call Personnel Department at maintenance. Applicant must in person. Citgo, 555 \ftst fht Hjghoil paying, moot AIR was his ‘‘intention and desire to accept the coaching 10 — Services Wanted have light experience in all Capitol City Adjustment appointment, 649-5271. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Ipn-prool iroa In tha FACTORY OPENINGS in our possibly nights. Experience CARRIERS description. Pioneer Parachute Company, Bureau. —W..NE SHOP TRADE. What Hartford Plant. Previous fac­ necessary. 647-9995 job." MISC. FOR SALE 644-1581. construction trade. Lawn CONDITIONING (jE'l' MORE with •ra you waning for? tory experience desirable. Fairbanks, who coached the Patriots for six years and 10 — Houtfehoid Goods work, snow removal and CALL DOB COOKE 5(3-1475 NEEDED DDEGARD 11 — Ariifiies lor Sale htlwoan ( AM and 4 PM Will train on our equipment. rebuilt the program from top to bottom, told Patriots cleaning duties also required. AND 12 — Building'Suppiies - ^ Send resume with references Excellent company benefits. COORDINATOR owner Billy Sullivan last Dec. 18 that he intended to take 13 — Pels -Birds- Dogs INVITATION Call 522-1184. OF VOLUNTEERS PloasB C all 4 — Musical Instruments and salary requirements to REFRIGERATION RNARION REALTY SENTRY the college job. 5 — Boats A Accessories J.R. Thrall, 151 Vernon PHOTOTYK « B PUSTK The Manchester Public School A 1 Real Estate Services Inc. Sullivan immediately suspended Fairbanks, but the 6 — Sporting G oods T O B I D Street, Manchester, Connec­ MOtlCOMPNIY Mechanics (or commer­ System Is seeking candidates for 875-5854 7 — Garden Products a COORDINATOR OF 2V Connecticut Boulewjrd. fa il Hafflacl 289-4331 8 — Antiques ticut 06040. 28 Laurtl Road cial and Industrial work. 643-4365 coach was reinstated two days later with the understan­ Scaled bids will be received in VOLUNTEERS. This is a part time 9 — Wanted to Buy Rocky Hill, Conntcllcul Must have state license. CARRIER NEEDED ding he would concentrate on the playoffs and not the the Office of The Director of BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 NO MORE WAITING.. Good wages and benefits. position lo begin in February. Colorado job. RENTALS General Services, 41 Center Deadline for receipt of letter of 2 — R oom s for Rent day week. Call 871-9976, Experienced only need applications and/or resumes Is The Patriots have filed suit against the University of 3 — Apartments lo t Rent Street, Manchester, Connec­ between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 apply. Please call A & B January 31st. For further informa­ 4 — Hom es lor Rent ticut, until Jan, 23, 1979 at p.m. YOU CAN PLACE YOUR tion contact: Wilson E. Oeaktn Jr., Colorado and five other defendants charging them with 5 — Business lor Rent Cooling and Heating Parkade Stores Assistant Superintendent for Ad­ conspiring to lure Fairbanks into a breach of contract 6 — Resort Property for Rent 11:00 a m. for the following: Corp. 7 — Wanted to Rent • ministration. Manchester Pullc NEW YEAR WANT RECREATION DEPT. ARTS situaton with the Patriots. Colorado officials this week B — MisC lor Rent HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER Schools, 45 North School Street. & CRAFTS SUPPLIES Manchester. Conn. Phone 647- N responed with a countersuit saying Fairbanks should be To Be Sold At AUTOMOTIVE Proofreader 3451 EOE all'■wed to leave pro football whenever he wants. 1 — Autos for Sale TWELVE (I2IPASSENGER 649-8691 AD SPECIAL 2 r- Trucks for Sale PUBLIC AUCTION Call 647-9946 or CARS - POLICE DEPT. between 8 and 5 PM The Patriots lost a 31-14 American Football Conference 3 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Second Shift. playoff game against the Houston Oilers on New Year’s t — Moiorcycles-Btcycles The Town ol Manchester is an > — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 1969 Lincoln, Serial 647-9947 Eve — dashing their hopes to become the first Patriots Homes equal opportunity employer, Number 9Y82A869098, team to make the Super Bowl. ) — Automotive Service and requires an affirmative Recognized journey- ^ — Autos for Rent-Lease on January 24th, 1979,10 HOW DOES A Fairbanks also testified he met in mid-December with action policy for all of its Con­ person proofreader. a.m. at GROSS MCOME Colorado booster Jack Vickers. He said the two discussed tractors and Vendors as a con­ Interested In e dition of doing business with OF $360.0() PER a salary range of up to |45,000; an expense account of up M inimum five years New Profession? the Town, as per Federal Morlarty Brothers EXIMBKMOIEY WEEKPART- UnlImKMl Iftcomt, Bonui and to $10,000, and up to $90,000 in fees for television, radio □ NOTICES Order, 11246. 315 Center Street at any hour... experience. PUT TME/PER WEEK TMESOUH) and football clinic appearances. Inctntlva Plan, All tha guManea Bid forms, plans and M anchester and dlraedon datirad. Pfaaaant HOT FOOD VENWIG TO YOU?? working eonditlona. Mtmbar of ------irm if si sninniiiii I Mim Lost and Found Please come to our specifications are available at Manchtftar, Hartford and Var- We are the largest Company In We feature the ULTIMATE IN the General Services Office, Personnel Department non MuWpIt Utting. Ongoing the Nation selling Hot Food ven­ AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISING LOST, IRISH SETTER aducatlon and atmlnar program, 41 Center Street, Manchester, between 9:00 a.m. and ding equipment. A publicly held Vending NATIONALLY Bow ling j PUPPY- 3 months old, in area frta. ADVERTISED produt Connecticut. Company selling In forty-nine of Lilac Street. Answers to 1:30 p.m. and ask for H you art hardworking and can WRIQLEY’S AND TIC TAo« TOWN OF MANCHESTER, states. Join our latest program In COMPANY SECURED ‘‘Andy.” Tan collar. Heart MULTI- Florence Johnson. ba motivatad by a larga yaarty In­ Y — Andy Lamoureaux CONNECTICUT automatic merchandising ACCOUNTS approved by you EASTERN Business- A1 broken children. Reward. 649- coma, wa may hava an opantng featuring the new pop-top hot Examples; office bldgs., acht^ls 154-142-139-435, Nonny Zaz- ROBERT B. WEISS, PERSONNa ‘0628, anytime. 643-2718 for you. All Inquirlat confldanUal. foods. All are nationally known Industrial plants, hospitals, Bonini 163-398, Bill Zwick motels, hotels, large reatauranta, zaro 153-140-424, Travis GENERAL MANAGER Employment service In the fieldi Call Dan. brands. All accounts are secured 151, Bill Moorhouse 150- of Gerical, Secretarial, Technical. etc. In your area. One year Cook 163-140-410, Pete BLACK AND WHITE Male 12-2 D A N IE L F . by ua in office buildings, schools. WARRANTY on equipment. NO Engineering, Accounting. Sales. Industrial plants, hospitals and 425, Ed Zawistowski 146- cat. Answers to name of Sam. Data Processing, Etc. SELLING REQUIREDI NO NEED Aceto 175-406, Bill other locations In your area. We TO RESIGN YOUR JOB. You 143-403, Ed Baba 145-394, Lost in Dehiing Road area, ALL K H PAID REALE, REALTORS McKinney 138-399, Frank Glastonbury. 633-2954. need reliable people In your area provide 8-10 hra. of your spare Dorn DeDominicis 143-384, TTfE TRAVELERS Member lETWOm to service these accounts. We time weekly, serviceable . Blank 140-397, Erv Rusconi 457 CENTER SnS ET automobile; be ready to start Paul Gilberto 142, John of Homes provide secured locations, 148-388, Art Johnson 145- CARRIER NEEDED 1 Tower Square wholesale outlets, one year fac­ within 30 days. MINIMUM MANCHESTER, CONN. 17S Main 8t., Manchaatar PURCHASE $1,595.00. 388, John Rieder 149-373, Lavado 140-375, Tony Proliule .Notice Hartford, Cl, tory warranty on parts and ser­ D eD om inicis 376, Jim Parkade vice. You provide 6>10 hours of Reliable Induatrlea, Inc., a divi­ Dan Vignone 138-373, Roc- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6 4 3 - 7 7 0 0 Niekt 646-4525 sion of a publicly held corpora­ Sirianni 369, Ed Lavado ESTATE OF REBECCA H An equal oppoilunlty employer M/K your choice weekly, serviceable tion. co Lupacchino 145-378, Joe Apartments automobile, be ready to start 365, Emil Roux 378, Rich CHAMBERS, deceased For Information Twaronite 375, Ed The Hon William E. FitzGerald, within 30 days. Minimum Invest* Call Cochefski 381, A1 Grzyb Judge, of the Court of Probate. ment $3,300. For further Informa­ TOLL FREE Bujaucius 370, Vic Oistricl of Manchester at a hearing Call 647-9946 382. tion call TOLL FREE. DAY or 1-800-327-0173 M arinelli 135-375, Bill held on January 5.1979 ordered that all Tired of Traveling 30,000 Miles a NITE, phones are staffed 24 EXT. 14 claims must be presented to the or 647-9947 CONSTRUCTiON FLA. RESIDENTS fiduciary on or before April 5. 1979 or hours per day, everyday. Adamy 145-69, Joe Pagano Office Engineers, civil, es year? 1-000-432-0151 137f368, Terry Schilling 361, JEWEL — Beth Fitzgib- be barred as by law provided. EXT. 14 F’earl J. Hultman, timating, plan take off Tired of not getting paid for what 1400-325.6400 PHONE STAFFED Jim Martin 155-371, Fred bons 190-211-551, Linda Ass t. Oerk 24 HR. DAY The fiduciary is design work if capable your worth? ask for operator number 60 McCurry 139-360, Joe Simmons 201-493, Cindy (.'hristopher R Chambers "ISTABLISHED Heavy and highway con PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Dworak 358, Gene Tirin- Hurley 181-494, Doane Cote 677 Center Street struction site work Here Is the opportunity for only top performers to Manchester. Conn m - zonie 353, Bob Frost 351, A1 486, Pat Cunningham 199- 06040 SALES buildings. Degree no become assoclitid with a quality Oanaral Motora 23-1 Daalarthip. Bujaucius 359, Bert Davis 458, Phyllis Von Deck 472, M BIIBJ Wl« ■ necessary, but preferred 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 137-356, Bob Claughsey 361. Janice Santini 474. RtpeatBusInttt We are an Equal Oppor INTERESTED? We are a AAAA>1. multUdlvtilon tunity Employer. Apply at: Sand your rasuma to Night 643-2718 EAST HARTFORD producer of hardware itama, I-2711 Box NN, c/o Mandwetar Herald, 16 DOLLAR SAVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS automotive apeclaltlea and non­ WHITE OAK CORP. MISC. FOR SALE PARKADE DU.STV- BI.OSSOMS- Sue technical Industrial products. We Bralnard Place, Manchaatar, CT. (06040) 40 — Houaahold Oooda Len Farrand 224-205-620, seek a community minded, 7 Wm I Main StrMt 41 - Articlaa for Sala Catalano 182-462, Barbara CARRIERS NEEDED 42 — Building Buppllaa I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD experienced salesperson who Plainvilla. Conn. George Moquin 202-575, 43 — Pata-Birda-UMa P.O. BOX 591 Sullivan 176-190-503, Eileen INVITATION would like the opportunity to ob­ 44-Uvaatock Fred Kozicki 207-582, Lou Toomey 485, Helen tain 8 secure, highly profitable One day a week • No eollactlng 46 ~ Botta A Accaaaoriaa MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 business In this area selling ■ 48 — Sporting Qoodi Polinski 208, John Kozicki Hathaway 477. T O B I D For your extra convonlonce, wo have Inotallad a Want 47 — Oardan Product! nationally distributed well- • Thomas, Falknor, O'Leary area 48 — Antiquaa D«ar Sirs; 204-567, Bob Oliver 200-554, accepted line of products to Ad Dapartmoht aftar-houra anawarlng aarvica. Now, 49 — Wantad to Buy BID H 485 EXPERIENCED DRIVERS WANTED • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber NOTICES Pl«ss« run tlM following od for 4 days at tho spoelal Dan Humiston 226-572, Ken CATERER.S- Betty retail, commercial and Industrial whatovor tha hour, day or night, Sundaya or holldaya REAL ESTATE RENTALS monay-aaving rata of * - i ^ a i INSTALLATION OF accounts, No Investment. Paid Join Sant Tanksley'a "Big Pete Fleet." Teams now earning 25*/g of gross 1 — Loti tnd Found 52 Rooma for Rant 4.001 Cooley 209-200, Brian Ritchie 149-347, Mae area 2 — Portonalt 23 — Homaa for 8«la 63 — Apartmanta lor KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, training. Excellent commissions revenue. Cobra C 6 radios provided by company. 3 — Announcomontt 24 — Lots-Und for Sala Rant □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED Boyington 230-559, Carl on all business plus fringe NURSE AIDES 4 » Enttrttinmtnl 25 — Invaalmant Proparty 54 — Homaa for Rant Jenack 125-138-357, Ellen BUILDING MODIFICATION Husband and wife teams welcome. Two driver operation running from • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area 26 — Butinaat Proparty benefits. Establishi^ accounts Dial Days coast to coast. Running good equipment, well maintained. Offering good 5 — Auchont 65 — Bualnaaa for Rant I Ogren 210, A1 Senna 204- Seymour 135-348, Angie Or- a n d w a l k - in 643-2711 27 — Raaort Proparty 68 — RMOrt Proparty repeat regularly in these highly wages and hospitalization. FINANCIAL 28 — Rat) Eatata Waniad for Rant ... (t) (8) (0 216-599, Bill Cartwright a — Bondi - Stocki - (•) tolani 343. COOLER/FREEZER stable lines. If you are genuinely NEEDED QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum age 21,1 year over-the-road experience, 67 — Wantad to Rant Mortgogot 68 — Mlac. for Rant 201-563, Roland Smith 201, (REBID) interested, tired of the To provlda Nursing Cars Dial Nights 643-2718 good references and safety record. Prefer some West Coast experience 9 — PortontI Loans MISC. SERVICES exaggerated "big money" deals with refrigerated produce. 10 — Inturonco 30 - Traval AUTOMOTIVE Dick Murphy 213-58k, Ed Information may be obtained In privats homss and 61 — Autoa for Bala (7) (8) (19) <;OP- Carolyn Wilson and would like to get to work on Just glva us your matsaga, nama and addrass — Wa'II do tha Come see Ben Treloff, Personnel Representative, at the Wethersfield. EMPLOYMENT 31 — Sarvicaa Offarad (8) SOCIAL WORK DESIGNEE 32 — Palntlng-Paparlng 82 — Trucita for Bala Bachl 220, Tom Adams 200, 179-470, Sally Heavisides from Miriam P. Levinson, your future with a solid base, talk Madical Facllltlaa. Part Conn. Ramada Inn. 1-91, Ex. 24/1330 Silas Deane Hwy. Call 203-563-2311 13 — Halp Waniad 83 — Haavy Equipmani rasl. 14 — Butinaaa S3 — Building- Bruce Moquin 559, Tom Assistant Director of Business with us. tima, lull time. Contldara- or loll free 1-800-325-6048. Contractin/acting for Sala 198-198-522, Grayce Shea 203-623-0411 Opportunitlat 64 — Motorcydaa tlon given to praleranca Friday, January 1 2 ...... 7 AM lo 9 PM Two 20 hour poaltlona avallabla. Oiw poaltlon 15 — Situation Wintad - Roofing-Siding (11) (1*) (1») («) (18) Atamian 550, Ernie Whip­ 204-528, H arriet Haslett Services, East Hartford Jim McClement No more rushing to call before noon. Order your Want Ad whenever 35 KMtlng-PlumElng*■■■ “'umoin Bicyclaa-Cimpara Saturday, January 13 ...... 7 AM lo 9 PM EDUCATION 36 - Flooring Trail^-Moblla School Department, 110 Long _ , At the Ramada Inn of:— Location and Hours. In Qarlatrica Unit, ona poaltlon In Montal Rotar- Homaa ple 554, Art Thompson 577, 201-505, Dianne Eib 175. On Mon,, Jan. 16 between 10 AM you’re reedy —' nighi or day, even on Sundays and holidaye. 16 — Prtvtta Inttrucllont 37 — MovIng-TrucMIng. NO FEE - W EEKLY PAY Sunday, January 14 ...... 7 AM lo 5 PM datlon Unit. AA Dagraa In Social Work or related 16 — Schoola-Claaaat Sloraga 88 — Automotlva Sarvica Gene Wildes 568. Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. - 9 PM or all day Tues.. Jan. 16. 87 — Autoa tor Rant For Information call 20 — Inttructlona'Wantad 38 - SarviCM Wantad (18) (17) (18) (19) (19) TWI-LITE - June Schultz 06108 until bid opening on: If unable to call, write to: JOIN A COMPANY WITH A FUTURE flolda, praforred, but not required. Send roaumo 22 — Condomlnluma 196-467, Millie Valentine January 26, 1979 at 2:00 p.m. Jim McClement B43-9S15 to: Laurie K^xwall P.O. Box 190 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED Hr*IIONII'.S- Doris 177-465, Linda Fairbank THE EAST HARTFORD AID A ASSISTANCE Qranbv, Mass. 01033 of North Eastern Conn. S M TiUlXSLEY TRUCMNII, U K. Ad ovar tO taarda — Nagulaf Frtoa Bunco 145-126-361, Elaine 191, Camille Scuta 181-510, PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN lUMe CURTIS NOLL Inc. Cape Girardeau, Missouri MEADOWS Kizis 126-346, Carol Raw- Pat Twerdy 187-186-509 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CORPORATION W x t i i e r a t d !«WKS ...... -e tt,...... w a , . . 1-800-325-8948 ZOMt. son 131*357. EMPLOYER Curtis IndustrlM Division 357 Eatl Ctniar SlrMl, Social Work Department H e r a l d Lynn FoIIett 452, Marge An Equal apporlunlty Employar ManohMtar fHOIEIIO...... CU$$ne«TK)«...... _ Barry 470. 25-1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 333 Bldwall Street, Manchaatar CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ! expiras JAN. 31. 1979

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FRANK AND ERNEST 11, iw - pane cen ,... BUSINESS fl^'SERVICE Paanuts — Charlaa M. Sehuli ACROSS 2 Sesres Answer to Previous Puzzle ‘ A banana PEEL UIEI6H5 AN UNPEELEP BANANA HOW MUCH DOES THE 3 Train track MATMME MONIQUE'S EXIT Osar Abby 1/8 "m e TOTAL WEIEffT BALANCES A PEELB? 1 Bobble 4 Very cold BANANA UeiEH WITH PEa?" abandon 4 Angered 5 Sinbad's bird OF A BANANA" eANANA0FTNE5AM£UEI6f(r 8 Irritates By Ablaall Van Buren 6 Actress FACE LIFTS fU15%0FAN0UNCE„ t v SHIP," 12 Auto club Burstyn i=C> ENTRANCE 13 Old King 7 Bambi *\ 8 Commsres DIRECTORY y 14 Crescent point sgency|abbi•gsney (abbr.) 15 Three-wheeler 9 Destructions DEAR ABBY; My husband just told me he has a chance to 17 Italian 10 Hairy man Services OWered 31 Services Offered 31 Pelnling-Papering E 3 greeting 11 Blemish 32 Building Contracting 33 drive two middle-aged widows to the mountaina next June, 16 Vend 16 Oaf He ia to be their guide and chauffeur. 1 am not allowed to go 19 Period SNOW-PLOWING available - PAINTING - Interior and 20 Become ill CiUlPOITRV, PUiTMC FARRAND REMODELING - along. He says they know he ia married and it doesn’t matter 21 Atmond 23 Boil contents Driveways. Parking Lots. exterior, paperhanging, Cabinets and Formica 'Tops. to them. PXPEBIWi 22 Uncovered 24 Colorado park Dependable. Call Tim at 649- excellent work references. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Prlscilla'9 Pop — Ed Sullivan 26 Lyricist Fine Wood Finishes If he drives these widows to the mountains, he will be 26 Strike lightly 4952 E'ree estimates. Fully in­ ditions, Decks. All types of Gershwin 36 Gold in coins Woodwork, Floors sured. Martin Matson, 649- at gone for two weeks. 27 Acquire by (a specialty) Remodeling nd R epairs. I don't have to 27 Organized heraldry 51 Information 4431 Apartments For Rent S3 Offices-Stores lor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 He met these ladies in a beer joint. I asked him how much labor Paul - 643-8303 INCOME TAX Preparation- Phone 643-6017 listen to that vbud think they migration 38 Age bureau (abbr.) Experienced At your home. they were paying him for his services and he was very could find other , 30 Makes happy 28 Medical 40 Electrical unit LOOKING for anything in real evasive and acted ae though the money wasn’t very impor­ Kind of s tu ff/ 53 Penny Call Dan Mosler. 649-3219 or QUALITY PAINTING and GENERAL REPAIHS- ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1972 CHEVY IMPALA- The Tabard thmos to talk 33 Bowlika picture (comp, 43 Arrest 54 Actress estate rental - ’ apartments, tant. (It is. We can barely make ends meet.) I get madder wd.) 525-8263 Paper Hanging by Willis Ccramic Tile. Formica, Ideal location. $300 including Excellcnt condition! Low about besides , curved (Ine 45 Barnyard Sheridan homes, multiple dwellings'’ 28 Bite SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS Schultz. Fully insured Plumbing and Electric. Call u tilities. Don H orrigan, mileage. Four brand new and madder as time goes on. Does this sound like a d o ^ ie SCOOpers/ 34 Colonnade sound 55 On the briny rcicrcnccs. 649-4343 No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Barrows Company. 647-1000. legitimate business deal or not? 36 Freewey 30 Bore CARPENTHY, REMODELINQ W ATERPROOFING- Founda­ 649-1975 anytime. tires. Call anytime, ask for 47 Singer Bob 57 School organi- Associates. Inc. 646-1980. Mike or Paul; '643-5363. or 646- 37 Move quickly AND CUSTOM KITCHENS tion cracks, hatchways, tile 31 Squeezed out zation (abbr.) INTERIOR A EXTERIOR lines, sump pumps, window J P. LEWIS &- SON- Interior LEON CIESZYNSKl MANCHESTER- Main Street 5252. STEAMED IN NEW JERSEY 36 Therefore 32 Evening in 48 Cramp PAINTINO RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to 59 In the past wells, walls. 30 Years and Exterior painting, paper BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ modern office available. 400 41 Over (poetic) Italy 49 Opening for PLUMBINO 1 ELECTRICAL share apartment with same. I 42 Stockings 60 Com spike CofmMfcMI A RMMMtfal Experience, 643-4953, 242-5915. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ ditions. Remodeling. Rec sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call 1 977 CHEVY MONTE DEAR STEAMED: la yew knabaad a prefossJoBal guide EDWARD M. OAFPNEY try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Large bedroom 647-9988. 646-2469 or 646-2755. CARLO- 8 cylinder. Power 44 Actress I 2 3 Rooms, Garages. Kitchens aud chaBltew, or did he tgrM to be o m to secoiaaMdato 6 9 10 11 S4J-M51 TEL. S49-OMT BABYSITTING JOB Wanted Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath steering, air conditioned, Fleming tkeee ladies? It'e DSt a legitiasato basiBeas deal uBieaa he has 46 One (Sp.) 12 for afternoons or evenings. SILKTOW'N PAINTERS- Tile. Dormers. Roofing. MANCHE.STER Main Strcct- 466 MAIN STREET. North of automatic, low mileage. Call M. 14 2 room apartment, heated, hoi seme kiad of coatraet or agTsemeat with thew . It he haaa’t, 47 Half (prefix) 568- 6696. Professional work at no extra Residential or Commercial Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 278-2500. Dealer, ask for IS CiM TREE SERVICE • Free cost. Call 646-5424. water, appliances. No pels. of centrally located space. Dave. It aeaada to aie like a lot of hot air th at came o at of a 1st of 48 Dunderhead 17 649-4291. cold beers. estimates, discount senior Security, parking, 523-7047. Ideal for store, office or other o c c 50 Purchase 11 MevONNELL RESUME 52 College 21 c itiz e n s C o m p a n.. SERVICE!- Changing jobs!’ Ai-W PAINTING Contrac­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 business or commercial use. 1976 FORD MAVERICK- OlW brHiA.Iw TM Rat U» Nl 0 Manchester-owned and Unemployed’’ Graduating tors. Quality painting and MANCHESTER- West Center Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Four door sedan. 6 cylinder, DEAR ABBY: My dentist of long standing retired recent­ athletic group Street. Four room apartment. 56 Hoofbeat operated Call 646-1327 soon'’ Returning to the paper hanging at reasonable BIDWELL HOME Improve­ automatic transmission. ly. (I’ll call him Dr. A.) In his place there is s very likable, Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrtnea 27 26 29 Tile bath, appliances, private sound 3M32 marketplace? For prompt, rates. Fullv insured.Free ment Co. Expert installation STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ Excellent condition. Call 278- capable, young man. Q’ll call him Dr. B) Dr. B. is an excellent 58 Relents REWEAVING burn holes. Estimates, tali W’avne 649- entrance ana storage. Good proximately 2000 square feel, 2500, Dealer, ask for Mark. YOU LUBBERLY SWABl WHAT DON'T ASK MBl 33 confidential preparation of of aluminum siding gutters dentist, but he h as-o f all things for a dentist-bad breath! WAKES YOU THINK YOU CAN SET AYB-AYE.SIR! 61 Whoop Zippers, umbrellas repaired your resume, call 649-2288 7696. and trim Roofing installation location Available im­ presenllv set up for recording I like him and his work very much, but 1 don’t know if I IWUST’VE SONE Window shades. Venetian mediately Quiet or retired AWAY WITH KISSING THE TEWPORARILV NOW W H A T ? 62 Shakespear­ 37 31 and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. studio. West Middle Turnpike. 1975 B'ORD MAVERICK- 4 can subject myself to this unpleasapt, almost nauseating ean villain blinds Keys TV FOR RENT. BABYSITTING In my East TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ persons. References, securi­ Call 649-6205. or 643-6802. door. Automatic transmis­ situation. HUTS I 42 Marlow's, 867 Mam St. 649- ty. No pels, or children. 63 Compass Hartford home. 5 days a week. ting, Interior. Exterior. Paper SPECIALIZING cleaning and sion. power steering. Very I considered telling Dr. A. to toll Dr. B about his offensive point 5221. Perfect for working mother. Hanging. General Repairs. repairing chimneys, roof, new Unhealed. $215 liionlhly. MODERN. CARPBITED, Air good condition! $2300 or 46 Write to: P.O Box 244, Ea,st- breath, but Dr. A. is such a gentle soul I don’t think he could 64 Lab burner Pre-school age, prefer a Fully Insured. Call 643-1949 roofs. Free estimates. 30 conditioned offices, ample reasonable offer. Call 646- bring himself to do it. 65 Haughty one 41 49 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, ford. Conn. 63 84 65 toddler. Call 568-0522. years Experience. Howlev. free parking. Broad Street 2972, anytime, please keep I’ll be grateful for your suggestion. 66 Pekoe, for attics, garages, yards PROFFESSIONAL 643-5361. location. Call 646-8422 or 646- trying. example S6 87 B6 89 60 cleaned. moving, PAINTING AND PAPERING APARTMENT and HOUSES 5762. NO NAME IN ARIZONA WILL BABYSIT - 1 child. 7- 81 trucking Loam for sale. Lawn 5:30 pm, in East Hartford Interior specialists. ROOFER WILL Install roof, For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ DOWN 82 63 service. No job too big or tals in all Areas. Prices and 1977 FORD CHATEAU VAN- DEAR NO NAME: It weald bo a trensendoaa kiadnesa to Home Must be under a year Commericial and residential. siding or gutter for low dis­ FOUR 1 ROOM OFFICES 64 68 small 568-8522 Free estimates, fully insured. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, FOR RENT- $125 to $150 per 351 V-8. Automatic. Am-fm 8 let Dr. B. kaow that hia breath it oHeaaive. Do toll Dr. A. to 1 Food 66 old Reasonable Rates Call count price. Call Ken at 647- track. Captain Seats. 569- 3689 646-4879. 566. 236-5646. Small Fee. month. Located in North win ap the youag deallat. And U Ae doeaat do It-yoa toB Urn. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Manchester Business District. Carpeting. Good condition. 5HIW»PA«R INTlnm sC AUM I installation and repairs. Free ALL YOUR PAINTING and TWO BEDROOM Reply to Box 0, c/o Call 647-9368. — niriniTiiiiiinp'niii 1111141 mm im EXPERIENCED - Will do C«U NOW UOUT OUR estimates Call 646-3745. after paperhanging needs. TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. Manchester Herald. DEAR ABBY: My mother is a widow in her 70s who has 3 Housecleaning in your home. DATSUN 260 Z, 1974. Air, AM- 5 p.m. Call 643-0130. please leave Experienced workers to WMTER SPECUIS! All appliances. Heat and hot water included. $325 monthly. FM, 8 Track. Rear window been “dying" for the past 20 years. She keeps praying to ^ e, [ Win at bridge message for Karen. beautify your home. Also OFFICE SPACE- K nit Allay Cop — Dava Qraua Aztec Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, vents, defogger, Michelins. and says she ’’knows’* she will not live much longer. The doc­ mOKxmsmixmiii BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. exterior painting. Call now for Professional Building, ap­ SMALL tors tell her there ia nothing wrong with her. Fireplaces.concrete. Chimnev immediate scheduling. Free Chimney or 646-1171. proximately 400 square feet. 47,000 miles. Excellent condi­ t w e a e c c t w c s o p ' c u r s WILLING TO WORK as full tion. $5,000 or best offer. 649- MEDIUM It is very depressing to be around her. 1 want to be a loyal HEY, LISTEN, FOOZy I repairs. No job too small charge Bookkeeper on a part estimate. The Wall Artisan's. Sweeps Includes: Heat, air con­ A ^ A B R E K T B ie JOKE, 1 Y ^, I CO,_I KID , WELL, Know when not to finesse Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ ROOMATE TO SHARE 4182. LARGE daughter, but I am so tired of hearing her say that she is ■^DfiklULDN^'lE'^C) eOlTAMAKE ME A NEW YOU NOT! I KNOWl time basis. 9 to 3. Feel free to 646-5490. k ditioning. ample parking. Call Y'KNOW WHERE I timates *1 lUnli U lU Apartment- $100 monthly. No praying to die, when there are so many people who are pray­ SY USeLAXIBLe folk! V s o unbeuevableT ^ ^ / A PLACE WHBJE call 646-4350. •I cklaiif llni 871-0401, or 568-7657. CAN FHND A (SOOP TNERBS A LOT.' the odds favored finessing Building Contrscling 33 •IlkMl aikliii I utilities. Call anytime, 647- 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS- 2 5 7 2 9 ing to stay alive. STONE HEAD FOR nr? NORTH I-U QUALITY CARPENTRY Bv ■ n i... 9283, keep trying.' door Hardtop. Air, electric The biggest problem is that she demands so much of my « A975 against him for the queen.’" INCOME TAX RETURNS ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. Perfect to wear over His explanation went over Harp Construction. Additions, WES ROBBINS Carpentry Tom SaqMri Center - 17 West Main Street. windows, AM radio, power time. I am married and have my own family, Abby, and I just W K86 PREPARED- Reliable and brakes and steering. $4,000. sweaters or shirts ... the « K84 well at the table, but strikes roofin. siding decks and gar­ dependable service. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Kiron Irlde EAST HARTFORD- 2 Full basement. M.I. Kaplan, slip-on Tabard. can’t run over there and spend every day with her. I feel a ages, Call anytime, 643-5001. One owner. 646-7297, or 646- BASS deaf ears when ^ven to us. Reasonable rates. Call ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 378 WN»0R J T / Bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 owner. 232-9041. responsibility to my mother, but she makes me feel guilty if The reason is that South 6897. No. 5729 has knit direc­ WEST weekdays 5 to p.m., weekends built-ins, bathrooms, MMCMESm baths, heated, fully tions for Small, Medium I don’t see her every single day. I have two aiatera and one EAST did not need to take the heart CARPET INSTALLATION - 9 to 5 p.m. Phone L. Thomp­ kitchens, 649-3446. applianced, washer-dryer MODERN, CARPETED, Air brother who give her very little time, and it doesn’t seem to ♦ 3 ♦ K2 Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, 1971 PINTO - Rebuilt engine, and Large (10-20) Sizes finesse. The important son at 643-2870. 643-0130 hookups. Full basement. $285. conditioned offices, ample inclusive. bother them. Please advise. V 9542 B Q73 finesse was in dubs ami steam Cleaning. Free es­ CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, 528-1708, or 289-2890. free parking. Broad Street new battery, automatic. Good ♦ J 1 0 9 6 running condition. $400. Call TO ORDER, lend 75( for each pat* STUCK IN CHAMPAIGN, n,L. * Q7S32 South should have taken it at timates. Call 649-6265 MRS. LONDON- Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. location. Call 646-8422 or 646- ftrQ{l^plut 25( for postafe and ♦ K 10 7 5 B 964 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 5762. 649-7920 after 6 p.m. trick two. Once it woriied, be HOROSCOPE READER AND Heating-Plumbing 35 MANCHESTER- Large 2 Anne Cibot DEAR STUCK; If you’ve heard her “prayiiif to die" etory SOUTH could discard hia deuce of EXPERT PAINTING and Bedroom Townhouse with ADVISOR. Specializing in 1978 FORD ECONOLINE c/o Manchester Eveoint Herald for 20 years, you sboald bo used to it by aew. Yoa should B Q J 1 III4 dubs on the king of dia­ LANDSCAPING Specializing card reading. One Flight Up. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY appliances, private basement, I iso Are. of Anei^s in Exterior House Painting. SEWERLINES, sink lines, VAN E-150 6 cylinder, Hew ferfc. N.T. I003S alia reaUie that she probably doeiat aaesa it, and aike eoald B AJIO monds, ruff dummy’s last Apt. 8. Reading by appoint­ Carpentry and general con­ cleaned with electric cutters, sliders to patio. Conveniently Wanted to Rent 57 be a little slek. HaatUe her aa yoa weald a deauadiag ehOd. « A Tree pruning, spraying, tracting. Residential and located. $295 monthly, heat in­ automatic transmission. Print Name, Addreia with ZIP diamond, cash his remain­ ment only. Call for appoint­ by professionals. McKinney Power steering. Dealer, CODE and Style Number. Be eompttaionate aad patfeat, but Bna. Give her what thae The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona BQ J2 ing club honor, enter mowing, weeding. Calf 742- ment 225-5431. 62 West Main commercial. Whether it be a cluded. Available Feb.lst 646- 7947. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ WANTED TO RENT- Dry Hurry on this one! I! Call 278- 1978 ALBUM w ith a 32-page yta eaa, aad doa't leel guilty about the rest. Yow proMena ia dummy with the ace d St. New Britian. Ct. small repair job, a custom 2482 - 649-8989. Garage or inside space for Vulnerable: North-South pany, 643-5308. 2500 ask for Dave. “Gift Section” with full Bot yew Bsother. It's yow inability to accept a litaatfoa s o , ' ✓ o u V e ■ /E A h / ^ trumps, ruff dummy’s last built home or anything in three months to store a sta­ . . . I T S A Y S Dealer: North directions. Price.,. $2.00 nJOINED n-4 t h i s b o o k dub and lead a second SNOW'-PLOWING- Available between, call 646-1379. MANCHESTER- 2 bedroom whM yea caat change. IP Y O U R SNOW-PLOWING- Commer­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet tion wagon. Call 649-9470. PONTIAC 1976 VENTURA ALSO THESE BOOKS AT S1.2S EACH R U N N I N O T E L L S H O W trump. all winter, night or day. cial and residential. flat in private 2 family. P E E T a o Weri North Eut South repairs, plugged drains, HATCHBACK- 6 cylinder. No. Q-116-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. CKAZ“ I M P O R T A N T IB Pass IB It wouldn’t matter who SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. Reasonable rates. Call 646- NEWTON SMITH- Appliances carpeting, private LOOKING FOR RENT - Contalni sixteen lovely qvllti. Y O u ' V e , kitchen faucets replaced, Automatic. Low mileage. Call VOOR Pass 2B Paaa 3B held that king d trumps or Don't wait til it snows! Call 7406. Remodeling, Repairs, and residential area: Unneated. Adult, one child and small No. Q-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. Cettlag married? Whether yea waat a loraul chareh h a d t r / 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. repaired, rec rooms, 278-2500, dealer, ask for Directions for sixteen quilts. Pass 4B Pass 4 NT who held the queen of Rec-Rooms. No job to small. bathroom remodeling, heat $250 a month plus security. dog. Bolton. Coventry and waddiag w a aimple de-yow-awa-thlag eeremoay, get Willie. NO. Q-1t8-GRANDM0THER’$ FLOW­ / Paaa 5» Pass 5 NT hearts. The man on lead J QUALITY CARPENTRY by 649-3144. 646-3893, 649-7814. Manchester area. Call 742- A b ^ a aew bwhlet, “Haw to Have a Loveb Weddla«.” SNOW'-PLOWING- Residen­ modernization, etc. Free ER QUILTS. 16 fascinating quilts. Pass 6W Pass 6B would either have to lead a Harp Construction. Additions, 9238. No. Q-119-AMERICA'S FAVORITE Bead II aad a hag, aUmped (28 ceatol aeU-addreaaed mm Estimate gladly given. M & N PONTIAC 1975 FIREBIRD- 8 tial and Commercial. Depen­ Roofing, Siding, Decks, and CARPENTRY & Masonry - 4 1/2 ROOM Apartment with AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. eavelope to Abby: 1S2 Laaky Drive, Beverly HflU, CaUl. Pass Pass Pass heart to give South a free dable. Reasonable. Call 649- Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. cylinder, autom atic. Low No. Q-120-MAKE A GIFT. Many finesse or a diamond or dub Garages. Call anytime. 649- A D D ITIO N S AND appliances in North WANTED GARAGE FOR gilts for friends and family. 90212. 2098. or 646-3824. 5001. REMODELING. Free es­ Manchester. Call after 8 pm. mileage. Call 278-2500, dealer, to give him a ruH and dis­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING RENTING by month. ask for Willie. Opening lead: BJ card. timates. Call Anthony & HEATING - Repairs. 649-5758. Manchester area. Replies HOUSE CLEANING Squillacote 649-0811. PROFESSIONAL Remodeling. Pump? repaired P.O. Box 864, Manchester, Ct. FORD 1974 MUSTANG- 2 problems? General Cleaning. DRESSMAKING & 6 ROOM DUPLEX - One car 06040. Carpets. Floors, Walls, Smoke / replaced. Free estimates. Door Hardtop. V-6 engine. By Oswald Jacoby ALTERATIONS done in my CARPENTER - Repairs, Electric drain-snaking. 24- garage. Conveniently located. Autos For Sale 61 6 Water Damage Restora­ remodeling, additions, gar­ References. No utilities or Automatic, air conditioning. a ^ Also Sontag home. Please call 646-4972', hour service. 646-0237. WANTED 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Call 278-2500 dealer, ask for Astrograph A Canadian reader asks tion. Professional-Insured. Monday thru Friday. 10:00 ages. roofing. Call David pets. Security. $260 monthly. rOMESTICARE, 643-1945 . With garage, for qoiet family Charley. 1966 FORD FAIRLANE- 6 It took South almost 10 what a Chinese finesse is. A Patria, 644-1796. 649-5105. ^ The Born Lotor — Art Sansom a m. to 3:00 p.m. of 3. in nice neighborhood. No cylinder, automatic transmis-'\ Is your ally businesswise minutes to get himself set at It is a colloquial term Sion. 20-24 miles per gallon.^.v today. Know what terms you N E E D YOUR '' ~W FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY THREE LARGE BEDROOM his six-spade contract. He applied to taking a finesse MATURE TEEN-AGER WAGON. Am-Fm stereo Excellent running car, $250'»" want. Stick to them till the other r r s ( ® e VOICE. the wrong way. REMOVED this winter? Call FRESHMAN - Would like - Remodeling and Additions. PLU M BIN G - 25 Y e a rs' APARTMENT- Carpeted. started out |>y losing the 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or Mfsc. for Rent 58 radio, rustproofing, firm. Call 647-9283. party agrees, which he will. trump finesse at trick two. (NEWSPAPER E m E R P R IS E ASSN.) babysitting job aftr 3, or on Kitchens and Rec Rooms, 35 Experience! Call Tom Modern kitchen with cabinets, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your 9 /e s LOSlMfo 643-4704 talk to Tom. years experience! For Free polyglycoat, 6,600 miles. WOMTBEAR-ETD Later on he finessed suc­ weekends. Vicinity of Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif­ stove and refrigerator. Attic, ONE CAR GARAGE On Showroom condition. Best Trucks lor Sale 62 charm and ready wit are your H02 VOICE, (Do you have a question tor Glastonbury and O'Connell Estimates, call 646-4239. ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." basement, and garage. $.350 greatest assets today. Others .SPENCAVUOl®! cessfully in dubs, discarded Cooper Hill Street. Only for offer. Call 649-9617 anytime. Januiry 14,1979 his deuce of clubs on the experts? Write "Ask the Drive, East Hartford. 569- monthly. Security required. car parking. $20.00 monthly. Overall conditions look encour­ quickly succumb to them and Experts, " care of this newspr ■ PERSONAL Paperhanging 1973 FORD F-lOO With tool“ dummy’s king of diamonds. 3931 No pets. Children accepted. Call 649-8350, boxes and racks. $1600 firm.',^ aging for you this coming year. test very comfortable In your per. Individual quaaHona w,. For particular people, by GENERAL CARPENTRY. Call after 1 p.m., 649-3050. 1974 LINCOLN MARK IV- 56,- presence. Played out all his trumps 000 miles. Very good condi­ Please call Rick at 647-9946,,;^ One of the moat pleasant sur­ ceremoniously and eventu­ be answered It accompanied Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. REFINISHING - Don't buy Repairs, Remodeling, Flooring prises will be the fact that old CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fi­ by stamped, sell-addresaed N 36 between 12 and 6 p.m. !!! Garages. Additions, Porches, MANCHESTER- Attractively tion. Asking $4,500. Call 644- nancial prospects are very en­ ally finessed the wrong way new. Refinish that old table or n AUTOMOTIVE 0811 after 5:00 pm. markers for favors you’ve done envelopes. The most Inter rul­ chair and have it look like Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. paneled 4 Room Apartment. in the past will start coming In couraging lor you today, partic­ in hearts. ing questions will be'use.rtn Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. FLOOR SANDING and 1972 GMC 3/4 PICK UP- V-8,',i: ularly where you perform some “I counted West for four SNOW-PLOWING- Parking new. Call 643-0797 evenings. refinishing. Floors like new. Stove, refrigerator Adults. power steering, power brakes." without your Instigation. this column and will receive lots and driveways. Also References. No pets, $185. 646- 1974 HORNET- 6 cylinder. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19) work or service. You'll be am­ hearts," he explained. “Sf (Specializing in older floors I. Autos For Sale 61 Automatic, power steering, 4 speed. 4 way angle plow, 2„ coplea of JACOBY MODERN.) Chain Saw Work, Trees I WILL DO IRONING In my 3167, 228-3540. Although you’re not looking for ply rewarded. PANELING & CEILINGS Staining floors. No waxing. new tires, new brakes. $1595. gas tanks. Excellent condi- - Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Helpful­ Haathclitf — Qaorga Q a to ly Qeared. Manchester / Bolton home "Reliable work done, INSTALLED- Also General 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- a tree ride, you'll benefit today Also Ceiling and Interior Call 643-4149. lion. $4000. 643-4149. horn things which others put ness Is your middle name Area. Free Estimates. 643- just like Mom used to do.” Repair Work. Call Dave, after Painting John Verfaille. 646- THREE ROOM Apartment- speed, 6 cylinder. 4 new today. You readily take charge 4 ^ 8364. Please call Terri, at 643-7340. 4 pm. 644-3362. Unfurnished, heat and hot together and which you really 5750 after 6 pm. radials. |2 snows), excellent 1974 AMC HORNET Spor- have no hand In organizing . when you see someone In over water. (Stove and condition 228-0475 or 228-9550, labout Wagon. Automatic. personally. Learn more about his or her head and thus W Inthrop — Dick Cavalll refrigerator if needed.I P.S., 6 cylinder, 33,000 miles. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64" yourself by sending for your Ingratiate yourself to the per­ Mature adult. Security 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- Excellent condition. Call 649- copy of Astro-Graph Letter. son Involve. □MISC. FOR SALE Articles for Sole 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pels deposit. $180 monthly. Call track stereo, $1100, Call 646- 7505 after 8 pm. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low'- Mail $1 for each and a long, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Com­ 43 Rooms lor Rent 52 649-0061. passion Is uppermost In your a n d I \ f ) 2227, after 6 pm. mileage. Excellent condition," self-addressed, stamped enve­ t h b r e v . I NAONIDER ^ FLOOR MODEL DRILL LLAPA APSO PUPPIES- 8 1972 FORD VAN- New paint *®50. Call 643-5849 lope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box mind today. You especially H O W L E P 1 J t THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - want to do good for your loved A F U L J - w h a t k l a s a Arllclet lor Sole 41 PRESS- For industrial use, I weeks old. AKC Registered. 3 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX- ATTENTION! Come see our and transmission. $1695. Call ...... 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. a t I T 1__ Birch House Women. Central­ Modern kitchen and bath. ones. Your goal Is the joy of M O O N L A < S r W O U L D 1 HP, 220/440 volts- 208. 3 PH. Males and 3 F*emales. ly located. Downtown Great Selection of Quality 649-6549. Campers-Trallers 10019. Be sure to apeclly birth ALUMINUM Sheets used as Storage, garage. Quiet area. Preowned Autos. Completely Mobile Homes sign. seeing them happy. N ltgH T... H A V E T O Y Excellent. Asking $800. Call Reasonable. Call after 5 pm. Manchester. Kitchen 65;'; ^ HOUR'S. / U printing plates, .007 thick $250, plus deposit. 646-1166. reconditioned at Manchester AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) LIBRA (Sept 23^ct. 23) It you «SAV ABOUT } 649-3893 after 5:30 p.m. 1-295-9392. privileges. Call 649-2358. 1972 CHEVY VEGA -Good have a particular eomeone you 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Honda, Connecticut’s largest 26'i FT, TRAVEL TRAILEH,:, Deal on a one^n-one basis , T H A -r ? / condition. Everything new. today when you can. You can want to Impress or have set $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be MINERAL SPECIMENS, FREE TO A GOOD HOME- AVAILABLE February 1, Six and most complete Honda $750, or Best Offer. Call 643- - Fan Styleline Like new..'.. picked up before 11 a m. BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - rooms Cellar, attic. Wall-to- be good In group discussions, your cap for, this Is the day for GEM ROUGH, SLABS- "The Huskie Wolf. Male. 18 months Central location. Kitchen Dealer! 24 Adams Street, 4546 anytime. 1974. $5,500. Call 1-537-1554. It. You're a shining light who ONLY. Rock Shop," 983 Main Street, old. Black and white. Call 872- wall carpeting. Parking. No Manchester. but you’re much more effective privileges. Free parking. In an eyeball-lo-eyeball easily captures the admiration call 646-1970, 7 to 9 p.m.. 3952 anytime. u tilitie s . No p ets. $285 1966 LE MANS GC- Runs very Automotive Service 66 of a person, group or crowd TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Reference and Security monthly. Write P.O. Box Saturday 9 to 12. required. 643-2693 for appoint­ 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA good. COPA. Carpeted, con­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Good condition.Good for 18276. East Hartford. hard top, 2-door. Good running PISCEs'l'Feb. 20-March 2«) Cre- *<-Nov. 22) ENGLISH SETTER MALE- ment. sole, dash.326. Automatic WE PAY $10 for copiplete- alive projects are a labor of plating, or welding. Call 649- PRINTING- RUBBER 10 months old. Very good condition. $500. 649-7149 after transmission. Blue, $400 or junk cars. Call" " Joey ■ at “Tolland,. Ilia love with you lodav G a i n n “oolfloly you today In com- 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 6 ROOM DUPLEX - $250 Per 5 pm. STAMPS, Mar-Sha Sales, 983 breeding, with excellent FURNISHED ROOM. Mature B.O. 646-4343 after 6 p.m. Auto Body. 528-1990. somerhinVwherry“o'u ca®n rT POc month, plus utilities. $250. O lIT f hr N t A Inc f M Hag u S Pat on Main Street, call 646-1970, 7 to temperment and nice ally tax your talents. It will turn I kS? ® y°“' ( . | j gentleman only. Call 646-4701 Security required. Available MOLDED FORMICA top and 9 p.m., Saturday 9 to 12. markings. Very reasonable. after 6:00 pm. paneled bar with two shelves Must sell! 646-1423. February I. Call 643-6350. ARIE°S(Ma“rlh21.'A(ri^^^^ nt^A^^tuaho Short Riba — Frank Hill and four stools. $175. 646^028. COLONIAL PLAID MANCHESTER- Large clean, MANCHESTER - Very nice OKAV,BAI(?V I \m r r A m a l e s u it e o LOVESEAT - Good condition AKC MINIATURE furnished room. Maid service. aVetfenigtcr^rC- '4* a"%tS NOT AN \SO«!y,THATfe 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer Four Room Apartment. Stove, perlise you admire It’s an Ideal 8 ® " oo Hie wrong toot, eoesviOTwa?, T O MY T A ST E S AlADiy $65. Pool Table $30. 649-6809. SCHNAUZER - Male pup. $23 weekly. Call 649-2813. m . GES! CETO IE COLT! ------fyOUB L A S T $150. Outboard motor 40 horse Paper trained. Family raised. refrigerator, separate heating bay to have r n whlll oalnlno Su0"=oal your criticism with IN LOVE W ITH M E - WISH, Evinrude $250, Mobilehome HARDWOODS- 1 year $125. Call 649-5056. system. References and 3 BRAND NEW 1978’S LEFT AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS new knowledge. ° * mnT°'^ h®” « '®®®" p e A B i S . y 45x10 with furniture in cam­ MANCHESTER - Large fur se c u rity . No p ets. $200 seasoned. '4 foot lengths, $55 nished room, close to center nEW 1978 DODGE COLT S A M P L E B U Y TAURUS(Ap,i'l20.M.y20)Time '"?:^"»TEnP«,ssXSSK , p e e ping ground $4,000, Call 525- per cord. 18" lengths, $70 per IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - 8 monthly. Call 649-4003. UOO. Private entrance and p a r k i n g ______2 DOOR COUPE Btrry*s World — Jim Barry cord. All wood delivered in 2 weeks old. First shots HejIRA fW W L E R /' cord amounts. Call 649-8735. Beautiful disposition, t'he 242-1872. g LARGE ROOMS- First floor (RED &W MTE SPECIAL) FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink after 7 p.m. ideal pet. Call 872-7823 ...... in a residential area. Near Coat, excellent condition. Size anytime. Apartments For Rent 53 shopping center. Stove and Buga Bunny — Halmdahl A Stoffal 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. COUCH Si LOVE SEAT- refrigerator. Heat & hot 44x10 FOOT MOBILE HOME water furnished. Garage. No *4|72 Kitehen set, 12x16 rug. Call Musical Instruments 44 M U PRICE INCIUDES DEAUR PREP. CHUCKLE ... pels. Adults preferred. Write ^ Mw-'HAw.' 1 SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 649-5830. in Bolton. Working single per­ E^iiipH with 4 iTMiMistiMi, nM ..SNICKER per cord, 2 cords $120. Red 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and son only. No pets, animals or Box R, c/o Manchester ■minli, Utm, biM riM>i IMP nMon viiijMiq, M r lUi i m n il, ttiM 3 oak. Cut. split and delivered etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main children. 643-2880. Herald. Call 871-0779. (iMt t MKh MK. StMb tk. F-717. Our Boarding Housa Thia Funny World • TAG SALES Street, New Britain. 225-1977. _Wt Wwhid hcfciin Btiliir fnq, NnlrcMl IECF Expecting a tax refund? 456 MAIN STREET- Second Homes lor Rent 54 hutpfMfbi^ FIREWOOD for sale. floor. 3 room apartment. No H^PLE, IT$ CHECK OUTTmR, HOOPLE.TiJ TWU CRUMB. Layaways invited. T i l l REfeRT ibu WR Hardwood. Cut, split and TAG SALE - Moving. 18 Birch appliances. Heated. No pels at BOLTON HOUSE - fireplace, BEAT THE n#LATIOIIGEllNGII delivered, $75 cord. 649-5683. all. $200 monthly. Security. stove refrigerator. No pets. OF ARM-WRE6TUN'y INSULTIN' A PAYIN Street, (off Downtown Main 10 1978 DODQE ASPEN ★ STATION WAGONS ★ 4 DR SEDANS ★ 2 DR FOR THE RENT! AND T M ^ U K T ! Street). Bedroom, living room Call 646-2426 , 9-5. References required. $270 Yse SEASONED FIREWOOD for monthly. 643-5983. SEDAN p r i c e d t o SELL IMMEDIATELYIII

MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over 50 yrs. Ic ... r " Ponttenfl Th0 F l o r i s t 24 BIRCH ST. TEL. 643-6247 643-4444 F.T.D. . rs:-*S;SiS2iiJ TO S'OO InOUBS^OAU-j^ — MSTR CHQ 646-3322 AMER EXPRESF WORLO WlOE ON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN. SERVICE • t M K V IC I ANO IN IT A ll INOUSTHIAL AND COMMERCIAL HAS IT! « COmnONNG - ffiFRKZRATION plion* m n iic and S W T IIKTAL Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 341 Broad St. I Nnr Enflana Medumcal Senices, bic. Manchester Manchester and Surroundinq Manchester ROUTE M3. R.O. BOX 31X7 I Professional Park TALCOTTVIUE, CONN. (06066) I f " ■ W ' Suite 105 643-2736 • 643-2102 designs, in^ Betty Gallagher Vicinity prop. CAMPING EQUIPMENT featuring this week... FAMOUS BRAND TUfTI. COTI, SU fnN S U 6S. AIR RUnRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES nOVElUNTERNS MANCHESTER

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646-5036 lL ■ V\M\1 CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING 3M MAIN STIBT OMR 10 1 Ikts SIT 9-1 INKIt I III P&P AUTO REPAIR HANCHOTn OUT Of TONI (lU COUKT M 3-4M 2 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” a Mancheatar Connecticut’s largest Floor Covering Deiler MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. /mA/Mi’s'reR LocfiSMirn M E R C U R Y 7oi7ci ‘ 53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 OUaCtfaj nnuMaiaass »a-5 uocs i ill___ 111 Phone 646-2750 _ Sd'es Co'"D ''41 01T C''a'''ges 'K NO SERVICE CHARGE ^daal«k/)» Sdes 4 S e'.ce Bc-oeo Most [ / v ? S X K U A D C X .e,s ' stoc* aeca's 0* ai* f , ■ V * sc Ae Ma»e ^evs Scsso's 4 p "■ S-ea-s S^arse^ecJ RseerviUone lor • Hottle • AlrllnM • SttuneMpi 827 Main Strsat ManctMStir FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. 'A V 1646-0226 675-3252 r - ■., - V ... ,• , . I coififTE m or , wuoii cake decorathms R&G AUTO SERVICE 70 UNION ST. TRAVEL TIME, a full service travel agency, is located at 162 • Front End Spaclallito • Tun* Up 111 CENTER ST. Spencer Street, Manchester. Their travel consultants, Carolyn MANCHESTER. CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. N. • Brakes A Shock* • Air Conditioning Moft. • Sat. 10-S Mon. • Sal. 10-5 Charlotte, and Martha, are qualified to handle all tvoes of • Road Service TNirt., 10-1 Fri. 10-9 resprvfltinn 5 -;iirlinfic nrniooc/cf 4ior«pi,;r.o /____x . i _ _ r reservatlons-airlines, cruises/steamships, hotels/motels, air tours 436 CENTER ST. Tel. B49-39B3 M ANCHESTER Wedding Cakes A Specialty niTAoofr^ motorcoach .tours- W 14*^ WITH T T iiii fTni^vcin.NEVER rtA 0 SERVICEi L n v i L . l l i w CHARGE. Travel Time caters to the business traveler, student and EVERYTHING IN pecial interest groups, honeymooners, as well as the independent - j l f l v e / Haveler. We will assist you in obtaining your passports and visas Do call us at 646-5725. • MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS | 162 Spencer Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Westside Shoe Repair • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES (203) 646-5725 566 Center Street Manchester • Tel. 643-8285 J.A. WHITE GLASS C0.Jnc. Authorlied "Hanover Shoe" Sales Agent ^ FFURNITURB TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS , Quality repairers of Footwear, Handbags and Leather Goods. Boot Repair Specialists. Hand Tooled Bells - Manchttlar 649-7322 aiBiiwiist. M “Bergamot” B rau Buckles. r ovsR 21 rtARs ixptaieacc CUNLIFFE AUTO RODY Hours; Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30. Sat. 8-3:30. Closed Weds. 763 MAIN SI. MIWCHESTER O V ER 45 643-1191 MEMMIHLCO. YEARS e x p e r i e n c e 191 0pp. East Cemetery Call 649-5807 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER QUALITY HARRISON ST. 643-1900 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER L i ^ 1r . T h . Auth ortfd B o ily I ) T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S HEATIN6 • AIR CONDITIONING P A P AUTD VENTILATING • SHEET M H AL WORK PARTS Induitrial - Reiidential ■ Commercial “ AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" ESTABLISHED 1934 rjM. 4 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Located 27 years at... (In th« Farklng Lot Bahind w - Minchasttr Qr««n Shot OutUi) 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER T E L . 649-3528 ______TEL. 643-6793______Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Set. A Sun. 9-B

rMANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY Convat • Homt Improvementt • Aluminum IRON OSTRINSKY SCRAP METAL "'We ePHLake a *3fome out of a ‘fffouse" DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE. Prop. Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 M/\NCHESTER. CONN. 649-3091 ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. A FULL SERVICE Cunliffe Motor Sales, Inc. at Route 83 in Talcottville has been in business in the area for 31 years. The authorized auto body repair company features Rusty Jones rustprool'ing. The GREENS & THINGS TRAVEL AGENCY company does all types of auto body repair from major collision work to small dents, as well f 1l “Plant People Are AIR * LAND * SEA as complete paint jobs for all types of cars. Cunliffe’s was founded by Arthur Cunlitfe Sr in r % j 1947 and the business has continued under Arthur Cunliffe Jr., who is president of the corpora- ISice P eople" N E V E R A tion Cunliffe s employs six persons. The business has been located on Route 83 next to the SERVICE CHARGE Steak Out for the past 15 months. Business hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE (203) 646-5725 5.30 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cunliffe’s guarantees its high quality 643-1635 162 Spencer Street Manchester, Conn 06040 workmanship. Open Dally to 8, Set. A Sun. Ill 6

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A veteran 3 Dick Van Dyke ® Year Of The Child Telethon musrc are included In this per­ (1957) Jerry Lewis, David Wayne. ory of the late civil rights leader. 3 Pafestine Allan Hargreaves ® Man Builds, Man Destroys 3 3 3 NBC News Hollywood stuntman joins a 3 Public Affairs 1:25 12:00 The telethon will continue until formance by Yale's world 3 89 Wall Street Weak ® Weekend Specials "il I m narrates this history of the Jew­ ® Pattam For Living 3 69 Black Parspactiva On The movie cast to learn why three 0Soundatage ® ABC News famous acapella male chorus at 6:00 3 Movie "Keep Your Powder Lost, How Come I Found You? 1:00 a.m. ish state, from 1918 to 1948 ® Children's Goapw Hour rVOWB other stuntmen. Including his Austin Arts Center, Trinity ® 0 Talklt>g Walls Of Pompeii Dry" (1945) Lana Turner, Laralne 11:30 1:30 Two bank robbers find every­ (Part lo t3) S P T L C k ib brother, were killed during the 10:30 College. Tuesday John Forsythe uses the graffiti of Day. 7:00 ® Movie "H e lle r In Pink ® Newt thing but seclusion in the wacky @ Jacques Lipchitz A biogra­ filming. Pompeii to tell the story of the 6:30 3 Movie "Major Dundee" ® Agronsky And Company Tights" (1960) Anthony Quinn, ® Movie "Jungle Captive" house they have chosen as a phy of the great 20lh century 9:00 JANUARY 16,1979 3 Live From Wolf Trap ancient Roman city. ® Agriculture U.S.A. (1965) Charlton Heston, Richard ® World Hunger Crusade Sophia Loren. (1945) Otto Kruger, Jerome hideout. (Part 2 ot 2) (R) sculptor, including a look at the ® City Of Angels This program 0 Movta "Volcano: An Inquiry EVENING Friday ® The Brady Kids Harris. ® Newa ® Movie "To Catch A Thiel" Cowan. creation of the Lipchitz Museum is a documentary about the Los 9*50 Into The Life And Death Of Mal­ 2:30 ® Davey And Goliath ® The Unknown War (1955) Cary Grant. Grace Kelly. 3 Emergency Onel in Miami. Angeles Police Department. ® ® ® NBC Special “The JA N U A R Y 19,1979 2:00 colm Lowry" (1976) Documenta­ ® nie other School System 3 Lawrence Walk 3 3 3 Saturday Night Live There Is no narrator: the facts 8:00 Amazing World Of Psychic 6:45 QS Another View ry. Excerpts from Lowry's 2:30 and police speak for themselves. Phenomena” Raymond Burr Is ® A New Day 3 Soap Factory 3 Andy Griffith 3 Risk Of Marriage 5:00 (I) CBS Reports "The Boat 3 College BaaketbaH 3 0 d y * s a y "Under The Volcano” are @ Raised In Anger Edward host and narrato^Vor this film 3 Hot City Disco People” Ed Bradley reports on EVENING 7:00 3 NHL Hockey 3 Mundo Real accompanied by Interviews with 3:00 Asner hosts this program intend­ Sunday exploring the unexplained mys­ the plight of the nearly 25 million ® Villa Alagre 3 Turnabout 3 Has Haw family members and close 12:00 ® Newa ed to help abusive or potentially teries of the supernatural. acquaintances. (2 hrs.) JANUARY 14,1979 Monday Vietnamese who have fled their ® Popeye And Friends 0 NCAA Hockey 3 Dick Van Dyke ® World Hunger Crusade abusive parents identity their homeland, with segments filmed 7:00 (Cont'd) 10:30 3 Reverend Ike ® Utile Rascals 2:30 3 In Search Of... 9:30 child-raising problems. JANUARY 15.1979 at various refugee camps In the ® Year Of The Child Telethon ©Thieves Of Time Arizona's 3 Consultation 3 W C T Tennis 0 Soccer Made In Germany ® Hameaa Racing (Cont'd) AFTERNOON Far East archeological resources are 8:00 3 The Other School System EVENING 0 Flndtiom "Spirits" residing 7:30 7:28 being pillaged by "pothunters.” ® Steve Rog­ 10:00 3 Viewpoint On Nutrition TV channels EVENING in Scotland's Findhorn commu­ ers (Reb Brown) follows in his ® Arthur And Company 3:00 ® If You Ask Me ® News 1:30 people who illegally dig up 12:30 nity help plants grow in spile of famous father's footsteps and ® The FUntstones ® Movie “ Crazy Jo e " (1974) ® 3 Fantasy Island ® Children, Television And ancient Indian ruins for personal 7:29 ® Donna Fargo 6:00 inclement weather. ® News Peter Boyle, Paula Prentiss. ® Year Of The Child Telethon WFSB. Htrtlord (CBS| ® Heritage Ot Power A chance 8:00 gain. (R) becomes crimefighter Captain 3 DaHy Numbers 3 The Athletes Change 3 Baggy Pants / Nitwits 3 NCAA Basketball QB Bast 01 Festival Of Faith O WNEW. New York to meet a member of one of ^Weekend Specials "If I'm (DTIm Conway Tim Conway America to save the city of Phoe­ 3 T h e Gong Show 3 Tennessee Tuxedo 3 Lawrence Walk 7:30 WTNH, New Haven (ABC) America's most prominent politi­ Lost, How Come I Found You?" and his guests Carol Burnett. nix from the neutron bomb 10:30 O won. New York 9:00 ® Face The State 12:45 cal families, Ted Kennedy. Two bank robbers find every­ Don Knotts, Craig Richard Nel­ threat ot a demented millionaire. 8:00 3:30 ® World Hunger Crusade WHCT. Hartlord 13 Portrait Of America "The Art Thursday ® The Issues O f'79 3 Listen thing but seclusion in the wacky son and the Village People pres­ ® Popeye QD 3 Professional Bowlers Tour (Cont'd) 'go WATR. Waterbury (NBC) 7:00 Of Currier And Ives" The history 3 NaahvHle On The Road house they have chosen as a ent an hour of comedy, music JA N U A R Y 16, 1979 (S Superheroes 3 Journey To Adventure 3 J a c o M Upchitz ’& WWLP. Spnngfie(d (NBCI ® World Hunger Crusade "The of America from 1835-1900 is 10:00 3 As Schoola Match WHs 1:00 124 WEDH, Hartlord (PBS) hideout. (Part 2 of 2 )(R ) and dance. 3 3 3 Dean Martin Celebrity ® 3 Scooby's All-Stara 3 The Rifleman ® Movie "Copacabana"(1947) Cry Of A Hurling World, Tm portrayed through the coiored 4:00 3 Once Upon A Ctaasic WHNB, West Hartlord (NBC) ® Davey And Goliath Groucho Marx. Carmen Miranda. Hungry'" S9SS Solti Conducts "Music engravings produced by Nathan­ Roast Host Dean Martin and 3 Hea Haw(Cont'd) WSBK. Boston EVENING 3 3 3 Galaxy Goot-Upa ® Movie "Climb An Angry 11:00 ® Soap Factory EVENING From Russia" Selections include iel Currier and James Ives. guests including George Blanda. 3 Chico And the Man ® ® 3 3 3 N e w a WHYN, Springlield (ABC) 3 Sesame Street (R) Mountain" (1972) Fess Parker, 3 Movie "Key Largo" (1948) Moussorgsky's "Prelude To 0 M r. Speaker "A Portrait Of Bruce Jenner, Rich Little and 3 Polka (S World Hunger Crusade '57§ WGBY, Springfield (PBS) 9:00 Arthur Hunnicutt. Khovantcjhina," Serge Prokof­ Tip O'Neill" A cinema verite look Milton Berle join together to 8:30 (Cont'd) Humphrey Bogart, Lauren (3 )Q E Theater "Champions: A 6:00 8:00 ® Mission; Impossible 8:00 Bacall. (is @7) National Geographic Spe­ iev's "Symphony No. 1 In D at the man and his office as the Legends Of The "roast" Joe Namath. ® Woody Woodpecker Love Story" James Vincent q1 Nashville O n The Road ® The White Shadow cial "Gold!" Camera teams trav­ Major, Opus 25" and Dmitri Speaker of the U S. House of ® Viewpoint On Nutrition McNichol and Joy LeDuc portray 3 3 3 O 0H ® World Hunger Crusade Shostakovich's "Symphony No. Representatives goes about his two young people who become el the world to show how the pre­ 3 3 3 Fantastic Four 3 Movie "The Werewolf" (Cont'd) cious metal is mined. 1, Opus 10." daily duties. closely involved with each other 9:00 (1956) Don Megowan, Joyce ® 3 welcome Back, Kotter Holden. ® Bugs Bunny / Road Runner ® Movie "The Incredible Two- ® Blrdman 4:30 Headed Transplant” (1971) ® W C T Tennis SS PopI Goes The Country Bruce Dern, Pat Priest. A suc­ This Week’s TV Sports having an '( 3 3 3 Godzilla Super 90 0 Book Beat cessful cranial transplant creates 3 Mister Rogers (R) a two-headed monster which 5:00 3:00 7:00 3 Villa Alegre escapes and leaves a trail of EVENING ® 3 Wide World Of Sports death and terror. 1 1/2 hrs. Today 13 3 3 SportsWorld 3 Wrestling affair? 9:30 ® Doctor Who QS Melodytand Evening Service JAN U AR Y 13. 1979 3:15 ® Shazzan US Animal World 7:00 8:00 3 3 3 CHIPS ® 3 International Champion­ 3 NHL Hockey M innesota we have the supplies— I ® 3 Superfiiends 3 Studio See HEYKIOS! 3 Crockett's Victory Garden ISl Soccer Made In Germany 3 Once Upon A Classic You could win $150 in our ship Boxing (Premiere) Live cov­ North Stars vs. New York • napklni e paatle cup* • candle* * table covara 0 Raised In Anger 3 Movie "Meet John Doe" 3 Carrascolendaa MORNING 9:30 erage of a 15-round W B C World Rangers * dacorallon* • crap* paper atraamar* 5:30 (1941) Gary Cooper, Barbara Cable TV “Design An Ad" Contest! ® Harness Racing Welterweight Championship ug lairway can handle ANY size party — and our pifcM CANT \ 10:00 ® Father Dear Father Stanwyck. A reporter devises a Draw an acl telling us what you like ahout Calile T\’ - or why bout between titleholder Carlos ® Moby Dick 3 Living Faith scheme to protest world condi­ 9:00 12:30 Palomino and Wllfredo Benitez, ha baall full REFUND on any unused packagaa. #|| you think everyone sliould liave Calile TV - and take a chance 9 The Athletes Tuesday ® MovM, "Beast From Haunted 3 Footsteps tions and makes up a story ® W C T Tennis from San Juan, Puerto Rico. y a v , DISCOUNTS toID §11all org§ntutkm$lorgonltoUonol J> Cave" (1959) Michael Forest, about a man who will commit at winning $150! AFTERNOON 4:00 JANUARY 16,1979 Sheila Carol. suicide on Christmas Eve. (2 hrs., Here’s how to enter: Using a black pen or jiencil, di'aw Sunday ® Grand Prix Masters Tennis 3 Consumer Survival Kit EVENING 30 min.) Eight male tennis players who 3 Hot Fudge 0 Onca Upon A Classic your ad on a piece ot white, 8-1/2x11 paper and mail it to the 12:00 EVENING 9 Candlephi Bowling JANUARY 14,1979 have collected the most points 10:30 8:30 address below. Entries will be .judged by your hometown Cable on the Grand PrIx circuit during 6:00^ ® Tarzan / Super Seven ® 3 Carter Country TV system. Local winners receive $50 first jirize, $25 second 1:00 the year compete In this cham­ ® 3 News 6:30 f f l . ® Spidertnan (S Heritage Of Power 3 Julia Child And Compaiw prize, and $10 third prize. First prize entry will then lie entered ® Football Top college seniors MORNING pionship event, live from Madi­ ® Bowling For Oollara airway 0 Exploring The Restless Sea 3 3 3 Daffy Duck representing the North and son Square Garden In New York [(Thu) - . 3 Marcus Walby.M.D. 3 8 Hollywood Squares ® Best Ot Nows Day ® Six Million Dollar Man 9:45 > 3 Today 0 Whatcha G-bona Do? (Mon) 0 Open Door (Thu) AFTERNOON ® Look Up And UvB (FrI) 3 Fourth Estate (Mon) 9:55 0 E lectric Company (Mon, Wed, ® Time For Timothy ® M o vie ’ ’Track 01 The 3 Bruins Wrap-Up 11:15 ® CBS Late Movie "J.w. 3 Heritage Com er 0 Cover To Cover (Tue) © Footsteps (Fri) ® Faith For Today Coop" (1974) Cliff Robertson. ® NawZooRevua 3 Jones Hall (Tue-Fri) Fri) Moonbeast" (1976) Chase ® CBS News 0 Trad 5-C>ff* (Wed) 3:00 12:00 Cordell, Donna Leigh Drake. 10:00 Geraldine Page. ® Issuas O f '7 9 (Mon) 3 Three Stooges 0 Walsh’s Animals (Tue) 7:00 ® D allas 11:30 ® C onnacticut: Saan (Tue) 0 Math Relationships (Thu) 0 A ll Aho:’l You (Thu) ffl Popeye And Friends CJ Face The State ® Comment ® Athanson’s Forum 8:25 10:00 0 Ripples (Fri) ® Laurel And Hardy Laugh- ® News ® New Avengers ®MakaltRaaI(Wed) ffl 3 General Hospital ® Wonderama 3 Firing Line ® Oavkt Susskind 1:10 3 3 3 N e w s ® Mike Douglas 11:15 ffl Ironside toons ® Living Faith ® ^hthDayfThu) ® I Love Lucy 1:15 ® This Is The LHo 3 3 3 Weekend ® Baretta 3 A B C News 0 Art Media (Thu) 3 3 3 Another World ® 3 Issues And Answers 5:30 ® Dialogue (Fr" 8:30 ® Ryan’s Hope 0 About Animals (Mon) ® Melodyland Morning Service ® Faith For Today 3 M ovie "Volcano: An Inquiry 3 M ovie "It Happens Every ^ P T L C h ib 3 Mundo Real (Tue) IS 700 Club (® Robert Schuller ® Qinigan’s Island ® Romper Room 11:30 0 Animris And Such (Tue) ® Uvlrra Faith 0 Congressional Outlook into The Lite And Death Of Mal­ Spring" (1949) Ray Milland, Jean 3 Not For Women Only ® Meet The Mayors (Mon, Wed) ffl The Young And The Restless 0 Insidr- / Out (Thu) 3 Beverly HUIbmias S Ring Around The World colm Lowry" (1976) Documenta­ Potors 1:15 3 3 C ard Sharks 0 Ullas, Yoga And You 3 3 3 Meet The Press ® New York Report (Tue) 3 Kitty Today ffl Midday Live 0W o ri’ Of BJ Vlbes(Fri) @ Chmtopher Closeup EVENING ry. Excerpts from Lowry’s 3 MaMerplece Theatre ® News 3 S o c c e r 6:30 ® Nine On New Je rs ^ (Thu) 3 Educational Programming ffl 3 Family Feud 1:20 3:30 7:30 3 M o vie "Up Periscope" "Under The Volcano” are 3 Worship For Shut-Ins ® Newark And Reality (Fri) 3 3 3 Wheel Of Fortune II)3 M ‘A*S*H(R) 3 M ovie "The Innocents ” ® Commant (Mon) 3 Ironside 0 M , 'tai Or Fact (Wed) ® My Neighbor’s Religion (1959) James Garner, Edmond accompanied by interviews with 2:38 3 I S 3 Today 3 Educational Programming ffl Woody Woodpecker 6:00 family members and close (1962) Deborah Kerr. Michael ® Up Front (Tue) 3 1 Love Lucy ® Worship For Shut-Ins O’Brien. ® To Be Announced ® News 3 TV Community College 0 Truly American (Mon) (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) 1:30 3 VMa Alegre (R) acquaintances. Redorave. II) Face The State (Wed) ® Christopher Closeup 0 Nova ® M ovie "The Way West" ® Camara Three (Fri) 3 Romper Room 0Slorybook(Tue) 3 Mundo Real (Wad) fflA iT h ' World Turns © O ve r Easy iS Oral Roberts 0 SesameGtreet f f l The Purirldge Family 12:30 (1967) Kirk Douglas, Robert ® Bugs Bunny And Friends 8:45 0Rlp{:to(W ed) 4:00 3 Sacred Heart Mitchum. During the mid-nine­ ® Battle Of The Planets 0 Gather ’Round (Thu) 3 3 3 Days Of Our Lives ® Adam-12 0 Weather AFTERNOON 0 Bread And Butterflie* (Mon) fflO k ia h l 7:45 ® The Brady Bunch teenth century, a wagon train 3 Adelanta(Mon) 0 M usic (Fri) ffl Woody Woodpecker @ Davey And Goliath heads out lor Oregon. 2 hrs. 3 Black Perspective On The 9 :00 10 Images And Things (Tue) ® Dialogue 10:15 ' 0 StoryboC'k (Thu), ffl Merv Griffin 3 Director’s Rayhouse ® News News (Tue) ® To Be Announced 12:00 f f l3 M o v la 8:00 ® Human Dimension GRAND OPENING! ®An

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Alter Francis Is ® Movie "Horror Hotel" (1963) 4 :0 0 7 :2 9 sleuths to learn who murdered a (»IAU 7 :2 9 12:00 Stephen Boyd, Frances Nuyen. auctioned off, he solves an Iden­ Dennis Lolls, . ® "In Old Chicago" (1938) ® Dally Numbers private detective in their apart­ 0 Daily Numbers I5T ® A dam -12 j t m n n u fafw ■ *90 UR . © "Rage In Heaven" (1941) tity problem In the Navy. (1 hr., © The RHIetnan w ment. ■^rone Power. Alice Faye, 7 :3 0 I « available Robert Montgomery, Ingrid 30 m ln.) S "A Woman's Face" (1941) 23 Portrait Of America ® M o vie "Second Chorus" ® P.M. Magazine (1940) Fred Astaire. Paulette Bergman. © Soundstage 12K )5 32 Joan Crawlord, Meivyn Douglas. © M o vie "Francis " (1950) 7 :3 0 ® CBS Late Movie "Columbo: ® The Brady Bunch Goddard. ® $100,000 Name That Tune Donald O'Connor, Patricia Medi­ S) P.M. Magazine 9 :3 0 Blueprint For Murder" (1972) 3 T © The Rifleman EVENING ® Carol Burnett And Friends EVENING ® Newlywed Game na. A war hero is thought to be ® 3 S o a p Peter Falk, Janls Paige. Insane when he claims that his 1 2 :3 0 ® © Family Feud © Dance Fever 10:00 1 2 :3 0 36 S3 © MacNell / Lehrer Rnport success is due to a talking mule. ® M ovie "The Red Shoes" 6:00 ® Newlywed Game 6:00 © ® MacNell / Lehrer Report ® B am aby Jones ® Movie "The Man Behind The (j® 23® News ® Wild Kingdom (2hrs.) 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Sword 32 Polishing substance (H Jake Hess Gospel Time © Joker's Wild 10:30 ® Joe Franklin ® Jake Hess Gospel Time Connors. A psychopath terroriz­ 11:00 1 :4 2 ® Latin New York © © 0 NBC News of Justice costar 33 She works for Mel ® @ ® NBC News © R ndhom es a city with scattered bomb­ (I) ® © a 3 News ® Newa © Footsteps 2 :1 8 © Over Easy 12 Court records 34 Courage 23 Over Easy ® News ings. 2 hrs. ® Vince Lombardi Award Ban- 8 :3 0 © A dam -12 © © © Legends Of The 13 TV receiving 35 Kind of ® Adam -12 (B M erv G riffin 11:00 q ^ 2 :4 5 © Anyone For Tennyson? Superheroes 2 :1 5 coffee ® Anyone For Tennyson? ® 3 Laveme & Shirley (T ® © © 3 News (S B o b by V in to n ® Movie "U.F.O ’ (1956) necessity f f l News © © Nova 14 A Harrison s initials 36 Caviar 6 :5 5 © Liars Club ® The Gong Show 6 :5 5 © Dick Van Dyke Documentary. Tom Powers. © Joker’s Vinid ® Hogan's Heroes 37 Male relative lab.} 3 News ® Untouchables 3 :2 1 3 News 15 Role for Miss 9 :0 0 © Dick Van Dyke ® M o vie "It's Love I'm After" Struthers 40 Us 7 :0 0 ®CBS Movie "Sky Riders" © Hogan's Heroes (1937) Leslie Howard, Olivia de 18 Miss Somers' 41 German article (1976)'. Susannah ® CBS News © D ick Cavett Havilland. monogram 42 Edible crustacean Friday, Jan. 19 19 Nickname heard on 44 — Na Na Lifeline 47 Miss Caron s stationery letters armed services. (2 hrs.) 21 Bread spreads l i Jake Hess Gospel Time ® Cross-Wits Wednesday, Jan. 17 DAYTIME MOVIES © Masterpiece Theatre 22 Kind of aircraft 48 Latin epic poem ® 3 Donny & Marie © © © NBC News 23 — the World Turns 50 Skyward © Over Easy (S M ovie "Impulsion" (1972) 9 :3 0 25 Pertaining to isuf.l 51 Shirley s pal © Chico And The Man © © © Tonight 1 2 :4 0 12:00 © A dam -12 Alejandro Rey, Katherine © The Fourth Estate DAYTIME MOVIES 26 Sheep s bleat 54 Feels sick 3 Tic Tac Dough © The Rifleman ® K o ja k © “Walk East On Beacon © The Course Of Our Times Justice. Some o( the crimes of 10:00 27 Comedian MUt 56 — Funicello 8:00 © Captioned ABC News (1952) George Murphy, Finlay passion committed in the glitter­ 12:00 1:00 Currie. 6 :5 5 ing world of the International jet ® The C h ristia n s 30 Morgan or Fonda 57 Oxen trapping © "On The Riviera" (1951) ® ® Edward The King 12:00 © © © Tomorrow 3 Newa set are examined behind the ® © N e w s ® 3 Eight Is Enough Danny Kaye, Gene Tierney. ® A dam -12 1:00 scenes. 2 hrs. ® New Y o rk R eport ® M ovie "Seven Alone" (1974) ® M ovie "A Night In Casablan­ 1 :4 5 ® “Thunder In The East" 7 :0 0 © Promises Of God DOWN 1:00 ® Joe Franklin ® CBS News 1© © © DtfTrent Strdkes Dewey Martin. Aide Ray. Seven ca" (1946) Marx Brothers. Lois (1953) Alan Ladd, Deborah Kerr. © © Washington Weak In © © © Dean Martin Celebrity 1 Welk s group 38 Indian queen ® "The Sisters " (1938) Errol orphaned children, led by the ® The Brady Bunch Collier. 1 :5 0 Review R oast 2 Sound reverberation 39 Be indebted Flynn. Belle Davis. oldest boy. undertake the haz­ 4 :0 0 ® 3 ABC News © The Rifleman ® News (® "Dirty Money" (1974) Rich­ © J o k e r's WHd © The People's Caucus 3 Initials of a Taylor 41 Miss Fitzgerald ardous 2.000-mile journey from ® Dating Game 4 :0 0 ard Crenna, Catharine Deneuve. 4 Children s game 42 TV role Missouri to Oregon in the 1840s 1 2 :3 0 2 :4 5 (B) Festival Of Faith 8 :3 0 1 0 :3 0 ® "The Bedford Incident" (© "Unholy Partners" (1941) 5 More uncommon 43 Nickel Ichem. ab.) alter their parents’ deaths. 2 hrs. Si M o v ie "No Tim e For ® News © Reverend Ike ® MervGrHfln (7) Newark And Reality (1965) Richard Widmark. Sidney Se.'goants " ,1958) Andy Griffith. Edward G, Robinson, Edward © Newa ® living Faith 6 Root vegeuble 45 The Incredible — Poitier. © © © NBC Movie "The Peo­ 2 :5 5 © © Jo e A nd V a le rie ple That Time Forgot" (1977) N'Uk Aoains. Arnold. © © D ick Cavett © © W a ll Street Weak © T u rn a b o u t 7 [)epots lab.) 46 Church area © "Manhattan Melodrama" ® M o vie "Captains Of The 8 An Anita's laundry 49 One — at a Time Patrick Wayne. Doug McClure. 1 3 :3 7 © Newlywed Game © Special Edition 11:00 (1934) Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. Clouds" (1942) James Cagney, EVENING © The Odd Couple marks 52 Verb neuter An early 20th-century polar (J 3 Mannix Dennis Morgan. © L ia rs C lub ® ® © © 3 N « k S 9 Lifeline assistant lab.) EVENING expedition discovers a mysteri­ 7 :2 9 ® The G ong Show ous island inhabited by primitive 6:00 © Dally Numbers 9 :0 0 - ^ ^ ® Untouchables lab.I 53 Miss Evans' linen people and prehistoric animals. ® ® )© 0 News ® 3 ABC Movie “ Last Cry For © Dick Van Dyke 10 Nimoy's show .------letters 6:00 © © Talking Walls Of Pompeii ® flie Brady Bunch 7 :3 0 Help" (Premiere) Linda Purl, © Hogan's Heroes Of 55 Kind of moth ® ® © ® News (II P.M. Magazine © Joker’s wild ® J o k e r’ s W ild Grant Goodeve. 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Silva Jr. o women grows despite the Wednesday night series of I into custody very real love that devel­ quality TV, has an Edwar­ Silva, bein) ops between him and Alix. dian ^ a m a to beat “Up­ a FILMEnR I Norton authi stairs Downstairs” and Edward’s frequently with murde scandalous lifestyle and A capsule look at cinema “The Duchess of Duke three counts i extramarital affairs jeop­ Street.” vehicle in i ardize the monarchy, but After all, “Edward the Dianne Diom his basic humanity and FILUETER is compiled by Dick Kleiner In Hollywood and the King,” which premieres on N.S.A. staff in both Hollywood and New York. were found Jan. 17, is a life-long ac­ high spirits endear him to the people he was finally to Oldsmobile count of the monarch for OLIVER'S STORY (PG) — Ryan O'Neal, Candice Bergen, Ray stolen Frida whom the age was named. reign over after waiting 40 MUla^. Romantic drama. This glibly written sequel to “Love years. I suspect. The 13-part series has been Story" has a warm performance by Candice Bergen. But the plight of two rich young lovers does not tend to conjure up depth of The victim syndicated nationally. Be Victoria’s death made feeUng. A film with not much on its mind. GRADE: C. (Miller) I napped by Sil sure to check your local Edward king, but he I side Haskins listings for broadcast time reigned for less than a BRINK'S JOB, THE (PG) — Peter Falk, Peter Boyle, Gena Rowlands, Warren Oates. Crime. This is the recreation of the in a car own* and station. decade before his death famous Boston armored car robbery, but if you want a rip-’em-up Mrs. Beatricf . "Edward the King” is put an end to a richly cops^nd-robbers film, stay home. Director William Friedkin N orton P based on the widely-ac­ colorful life. plays this more for gentle humor and compassion. It works if you want that, but if you like action, this will bore you. GRADE: B. Dunlap said claimed biography by Sir Through the 13 hour-long arraigned Tu Philip Magnus. A full year episodes pass internation­ CALIFORNIA SUITE (PG) Jane Fonda, Alan Alda, Maggie Bristol Coui in the making, this British ally-known figures who Smith, Michael Caine, Walter Matthau. Comedy and drama. Neil I Court in Attle import won seven awards played vital roles in world Simon s play, like his “Plaza Suite," is a group of stories united when it aired on the BBC in only by the fact that they all take place in one hotel - this time history, including Disraeli The Beverly Hills Hotel. Director Herb Ross is much more England. (Sir Jolyi Gielgud), Glad­ IFome The lush costumes and successful with the dramatic stories than with the comedies, which stone, Palmerston, Kaiser bwome embarrassing. Fonda and Smith are superb. GRADE: A WASHING! gorgeous sets are no shock. Wilhelin II, Winston (for the dramas), C (for the comedies) and, thus, B (overall). The series was made with dent Carter | Churchill, and such im­ National Advi total cooi)eration from the mortal theatrical stars as ^ DEER------HUNTER (R) — Robert t/ci^iru,*funnDeNlro,John cazaie,Cazale, joonJohn British government - in­ Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Drama. This is a Women despit Marie Uoyd and Lillie r-...powerful,-----, memorable iwRlook Cl at threemice reiuisyivania Pennsylvania sieei steel worKers workers triggered by cluding access to the royal Langtry. who go off to fight m Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has palaces and residents, created images you may never forget. It is too long and some of it chairwoman 1 which were previously off- Timothy West faces the IS forced, but it remains a classic film. GRADE: A. search is und challenge of portraying limits to actors and camer­ Timothy West stars as Edward VII in the new leader, a spok as. Edward from the age of 22 KING OF THE GYPSIES (R) - Sterling Hayden, Susan So far, 26 r Mobil Showcase presentation, ‘‘Edward the King,” to almost 70. Obviously, ^randon, Shelley Winters, Judd Hlrsch, Brooke Shields, Eric Buckingham Palace at which traces the monarch’s life, beginning on Jan. ^*^*“®* ®bvk attempt to raid the gypsy underworld for [ person commi Windsor, Osborne House, 17. babies and children had to Godfather" material falls victim to a dull, predicUble story and a to protest the be cast for the role at Sandringham and historic iCheck local listings for time and station I messy stew of ethnic cliches. No feeling for the milieu or the A spokesma sites such as St. George’s varying times duing his I^ p le Casting and acting are strikingly poor. GRADE; C-mlnus no plan to dis younger years, and Ed­ (Handler) Chapel, Windsor, and St. that she is pregnant with ing for royal duties was said Sarah Paul's Cathedral are the ward from his late teens to I president’s ad the child who will eventu­ strangled by his mother his early 20s is played by a OF THE RINGS (PG) — Animated fantasy. J.R.R. backdrops for Timothy ally succeed her. From ’Sscreen, animated by Ralph Bakshi of issues, and top who refused to allow the completely unknown actor fame. If you are familiar with Tolkien's creations West, who plays King Ed­ Edward’s birth in 1841, future king any political dan are “agg ward and Annette Crosbie, named Charles Sturridge. - hobbits, black horsemen and the rest - this could be exciting. through his death in 1910, responsibilities. Similarly, two actresses But If you re not, it's gibberish. The art work is beautiful, but the forareplacem who plays his mother, When a ne the childhood, romances, After he’s married off to portray Alexandra, the story IS impossible for aliens to foUow. And Caution - animated or Queen Victoria. achievements and frustra­ Princess Alexandra of not, it IS so violent that it’s not for kids. GRADE; B for Tolkien found, she will Both West and Crosbie Danish princess who was fans; D for the rest of us. tions of England’s “play­ Denmark in a match ar­ chosen as Edward’s bride. new names a won the British equiva­ boy king” are historically ranged to unite European whether the cc lents of Academy Awards Deborah Grant is seen as MOMENT BY MOMENT (R) - Uly Tomlin, John Travolta documented. royalties, the idle, frus­ Alexandra from the age of Romance. “Hour By Hour" would be a better title, because this smaller than for their performances. Edward’s harsh, rigid seenu endless.j tl— It is — theW.W.U old cliche ofVI the ulc richiu.li ladylauy andana theme young said. trated Edward’s love of 17, and Helen Ryan takes nCAAn iriH If af n cMnlt*.. _ _ _i . .... The series opens with discipline as a child is put gambling, drinking, rac­ Drasn kid. It proceeds at a snail's pace and even the snail is bored Carter dism Queen Victoria learning over from age 22 for the Pi»rly acted (except by TravolU) and directed. GRADE; C into perspective. His train­ ing, yachting and beautiful remainder of the series. minus. from the advis- because of a n MOVIE, MOVIE (G) — George C. Scott, Trish VanDevere, Red by the panel Double-bill salute-cum-spoof of '30s president’s dec FCC reacJies new 900 MHz public band and « s fight films and musicals that has it all down pat, right down to the last chche. You can stiU get the real thing on the late social welfare A new personal radio band show, but this IS worth a few chuckles and a tap dance down inflation. in the 900 megahertz range govern the development and He added: “The service memory lane. GRADE: B. (O’Brien) is on the way. CB CONVAC characteristics of the new will have many advantages The Federal Communica­ public band. that the 27 megahertz now SUPERMAN (PG) — Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Ned Target tions Commission has told The FCC would provide available does not aHord. In ^ a t ^ , Jackie Cooper, Margot Kidder, Valerie Perrine, Marlon the Bureau of Safety and authorization upon the ap­ most areas, it will have Brando. Adyenmre. Big, lavish, expensive — and designed just for WASH! Special Radio Services to proval of the PRM. greater coverage, it will be fun and froljc. This story of Superman’s arrival on Earth and his Defense S prepare a Notice of Inquiry “The timetable looks at less victimized by static, first anti-crime campaigns starts slowly but closes with a rush And It IS all done tongue-m-cape, so that the whole famUy can find has recom — an early step toward this point like a mid-1981 and it will offer many more authorization from the Com­ Mm^etomg^o enjoy in it. J t’s not art. but it sure is entertainment. targeting i opening the extra broadcast channels.” bombs to frequencies for individuals missioner, and that the ser­ There is no official name (Film grading: A — superb; B — good; C - - average; D — poor; hitting So in the early 1980s. vice would be activated for the new service yet. F — awful) For some time, this co­ about 1982,” according to Stone pointed out that the administn lumn has proposed that all Ink Dipper’ Stone. “This could be al­ original name for CB had to In the [ citizen’s band radio could be tered by as much as three be changed when radio oper­ havedescr moved to the 900 MHz range. months, one way or another, ators made CB a household ciple as h Several expert engineers growth several years ago, but I would expect it in full term. Stone said he hopes for TV Dial-ogue flower by early 1982.” survive a s have predicted the move many small businesses and the same thing with the new destroying would have to be made to other entities were forced At 900 megahertz, the new personal radio band. alleviate present CB crowd­ into land mobile systems or personal radio frequencies Carlos V. Roberts, Chief of HEART WAS WON — I’ve nights. This year, though, Soviet crit: ing. other forms of communica­ will create a whole new the Bureau of Safety and been searching all over for the story will not be a the 200 ma The new FCC announce­ tions,” he said. “The devel­ business for manufacturers Special Radio Services, said a poster or photo of the continuing one; instead Union. ment indicates, however, opment of a new personal and retailers. the new frequency band is handsome star of ‘‘How each week’s show will be Sources that instead of moving all radio service in the 900 me­ The t o e lag between the the result of a study pre­ the West Was Won,” Bruce self-contained. As for your that but al CB to a different frequency, gahertz range will accom­ authorization and activation sented to him last summer Boxleitner. Can you-help? range of another public radio service is to give the manufacturers by the Personal Radio Plan- heart-throb, he will co-star modate these people.” Also, will he be playing in with Jam es Cobum in a “conventio will be created. Stone indicated the Notice to e to d esto their radios n to Group. for the band, to get them any new movies and when comedy-adventure film, and grou “By setting up a new ser­ of Inquiry would probably be Inis report found demand wiU “How the West Was vice, but not replacing the sent out about March 1,1979. tested and approv^, and to ' forecasts indicate 24.24 per­ “The Baltimore Bullet,” I weapons th existing one, more channels fill the pipelines to retailers. cent of all U.S. households Won” be back on televi­ which will be released to move into 1 A period of six to eight “We don’t expect that this sion? — Robin Moore, Nor­ a global w< will be available for other months is then made avail­ will adopt CB radio by 1983. theaters sometime later in uses,” explained Ron Stone, new service will reach the IS That’s an almost 38 percent walk, Conn. the year. I don’t think he’s able for comments and million licensee level as a member of the bureau’s replies. increase over current usage Now that the football made it to pin-up status legal staff. quickly as citizen’s band — estimated at 17.6 percent. season is over, “How the Lot of Next, a Notice of Proposed radio did, but we do think yet, but you can try writing “When citizen’s band ra­ Rule Making would be draft­ So, the bureau feels suc­ West Was Won” will be the show at MGM, 10202 WASHINf dio began its dramatic that eventually it will attain cess of the new personal making its way back to ed. This document would it,” said Stone. radio service is assured. West Washington Blvd., Curious — am your screens on Monday Culver City, CA. 90230. American h almost buriei offices under quiries on esi with China, o The Unite P eople’s R( resum ed fo relations Jan. In the tw “business inte I trading ties China has be said Commerc Kreps Saturdc American ( that during th