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SHELTON (UPI) - Tetley Inc., which located in the lower Naugatuck Valley. makes tea, coffee and other food products, The new headquarters is expected to is moving its corporate headquarters employ 110 people. ilandiratfr from New York Q ty to Shelton, company Economic Development Director President Charles Arnett said today. Edward Stockton said the facility will be Arnett said Tetley will begin construc financed with |3.7 million in self- ’79 Prices tion in March on a 36,000-square foot sustaining revenue bonds which were ap facility oft old Route 8 in Shelton. wMch Is proved last week^______LAST OFFER AT THESE PRICES! The Worst Vol. XCIX, No. 99 — Manchester, 6onn., Saturday. January 26, 1960 • Since 1881 • 20« Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered
HEATER ! City Talk Quortz Heating The Sensible Solution LAST SHIPMENT To Effective and Efficient Heating Only 100 Loft In Decades On Lawsuit • Plug! Into ony houtohoM out- i'1’1 RAUS K)R ! CENTS P| H HOUR loL The new manufacturing area (left) has been set up to will be manufactured to very precise requirements for liASf i. ON H.shT f ORl) CONN Ml HIT Y MATES' • ProtocUvo ch rom o -p littd olool WASHINGTON (UPI) - Consumer The Consumer Price Index for all Postponed produce tubing assemblies by International Silver Co. for use in aerospace and aircraft oil, fuel, hydraulic and air g rill la novae hot to touch. a Quartz alamant radlataa haat a prices rose 13.3 percent dffring 1979, urban consumers, covering about 80 the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of United lines. ONLY 100 cHatanca of 27 to M to o t making it the nation’s worst inflation percent of the population, finished HARTFORD — An informal Technologies Corp. The tubing (shown in inset at right) a Ale vantad opaea batwoan year in three decades and giving lit the year at 229,9. meeting between the iiartford City caaing and llnaar kaapa haatar cool to lha touch, tle hope of improvement in early Council and Manchester officials IN STOCK That means goods bought for $1 in slated for Friday night to discuss the a Shuta off automatically whila 1980, the government reported 1967 cost $2.29 in December, or that THIS HEATER WILL HEAT maintaining daalrad room haat. Friday. Community Development block No waatad anargy. the 1967 dollar was worth only 43.5 Firm To Make Aircraft Tubes A 15 X 20 ROOM grant lawsuit was postponed until cents at the end of last year. MERIDEN — The International Silver Co. tion schedules have been set up to produce 5,- LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY Home financing costs, which rose next week. 000 assemblies a month by next summer, with and Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of United 34.7 percent during the year, and "In the coming months, honestly, Hartford Mayor George Athanson this to be expanded to 8,000 a month at a later Technologies Corporation have announced an BusineM house prices, which rose 15:8 per no one can promise an im said Friday night that there was too date. cent, together accounted for a third provement,” Alfred Kahn, President much on the agenda and he would agreement for International to produce tubing New and customized equipment already has assemblies for Pratt & Whitney aircraft of the overall yearly increase, the Carter’s inflation adviser, told prefer a special meeting just to dis The completed work, which will be produced been installed and is operating, said Groben. At Labor Department said. cuss the CD lawsuit. Congress’ Joint Economic Com engines. i ^ - 4 4 5 HARTFORD RD. 1 / 1 / MANCHESTER. The tubing and tubing assemblies are of to very precise and demanding requirements, He pointed out that most of the operations — Athanson said Manchester Town Energy costs, which rose 37.4 per mittee. varied sizes and of many different metals and will be used primarily in aerospace and air plating, cleaning, bending, swedging, and KEENEY ST. EXtT 647 9997 Manager Robert Weiss was notified cent, accounted for one-fourth. The The president himself, meeting alloys, according to William M. Groben, vice craft oil, fuel, hydraulic and air lines, the an silver and gold brazing — are similar to the of the decision to postpone the nouncement said. price of gasoline rose 52.2 percent with a delegation from the National president of manufacturing, International work performed by International Silver OFF 1-84 647 9998 meeting. The work group at International Silver is employees over the years in the manufacture during the year. Conference of Mayors, said he is Silver. They will be made in a new, special M O N ., T H U R 8 ., FRf. TfTO Weiss, Mayor Stephen I’enny, and and fabrication of previous high precision trying to deal with inflation by cut manufacturing area set up in Factory C in expected to be increased by 50 employees on TUE 8 ., W E D ., 8 A T . T IL 5 attorney Dominic Squatrito had been products, which have included turbine blades. ting federal regulations and in Meriden, Groben said. FTatt 4i Whitney aircraft work. The produc invited to speak by Robert Ludgin, creasing productivity. Hartford’s deputy mayor. The government began keeping the While Squatrito put in a brief appearance, Weiss and Penny did not price index in 1913. Last year turns attend the Friday night meeting. The out to have been the fifth-worst infla CD case was not discussed. tion year since then. It was the Turek Feted at Party highest rate of increases since 1946, Hartford has joined a suit by tliree Bank Hits Manchester residents, claiming when World War II controls ended presented gifts to Tureck; Tureck; and Bill and prices rose 18,2 percent. Friends and co-workers packed The Colony Manchester tried to limit low-income Milestone UP in Talcottville Friday night to honor Ernest Andrulot, past work coordinator in the housing by withdrawing from the CD Food and beverage prices rose 10 Tureck, retiring as Manchester’s parks direc department and a longtime friend of program. In November, Ludgin said percent during 1979, somewhat less Hartford’s new council would rescind VERNON — The Savings tor. Left to right: Ken Irish, work coor Tureck’s. (Herald photo by Adamson) Bank of Rockville has 13.3 % than the year before. Large in action in the case, but no action lias HcrKogc oo€A (o dinator for the Park Department, who been taken. reached a milestone of creases for beef and veal were par growth with the bank's tially offset by declines for pork and assets showing an un FOR poultry. precedented increase of $8.9 million for a total of Gasoline was not the only fuel that $93.1 million in a single 1979 became more expensive. Home Democratic Chairman Seeks Unity year. heating oil rose 61.8 percent; other fuels, including coal and bottled gas, Charles D. MacMillan, HARTFORD (UPI) - James Fitzgerald told the party members a puppet,” said Fitzgerald, former support on the 72-membei state com 26.9 percent; electricity, 11.2 per acting president, said Fitzgerald was elected Connecticut’s ”we face the most active political executive secretary of the new mittee. Mrs. Grasso said Fitzgerald cent; piped gas, 20.1 percent. deposits grew over the last new Democratic state party year in our history” and all carried defunct gaming commission. "Ob was her choice, year to a new high of $84.2 Transportation costs rose 18.2 per chariman Friday night and called for the "mutual responsibilities” to win viously you need a close relationship Fitzgerald said the state com million, paying dividends rnaH«Rt fligciifi cent, including gasoline. New car party unity and cooperation to ensure the 1980 elections. with the governor, otherwise there mittee’s practice of electing wlioever to tte toiik’s savers of prices rose 7.4 percent, used cars victory in 1980. He promised to listen, show would be chaos in the party.” the governor wanted was tradilioiml more than $5.4 million. only 2.2 percent. Car maintenance The Democratic State Central respect for divergent opinions and “a Fitzgerald, 64, who has been party and "1 believe in that concept. 1 don'i “Reflecting the and repair; up 10.1 percent. Public Committee elected Fitzgerald, who total dedication to the responsibility chairman in East Hartford for a think there's anything wrung wiili traditional commitment of transportation, much of it paid by the ran unopposed, on a resounding voice that lies ahead.” quarter of a century, said he had no it.” the Savings Bank of Successful ideas grow. And the Heritage Moneymarket is no exception. That’s why we’re poor, rose 17.9 percent. vote after he was praised as an Fitzgerald said he expected the aspirations beyond the state party Some mention had been made that Rockville to making a wide opening our third Moneymarket inside the Highland Park Market, Highland and Wyllys organizer, an administrator and “a same from all the party members chairman’s job. The post pays Charles M. McCollam Jr., the gover range of savings and len The cost of medical care rose 10.1 Streets, in Manchester. man of his word.” and said “I need your help.” $30,(KX)-a-year. nor’s right hand at the Capitol, would ding programs convenient percent during the year, entertain He succeeds John Dempsey Jr,, He said earlier Friday he didn’t see The only other announced can take over after Dempsey. Rut ly available to families in The Heritage Moneymarket lets you bank and shop in a single stop. Because it’s a full ment 6.9 percent, apparel and its up who will shoot for the Democratic Gov. Ella Grasso calling all the didate to succeed Dempsey, Harold McCollam apparently didn't want the the bank’s service area, a keep 5.5, footwear 8.7, school tMX>ks service office of Heritage Savings, located right inside the Highland Park Market. nomination in the 2nd District con shots. Allen of West Haven, bowed out this job, which pays les.s than his cui l ent fourth office was opened in and supplies 7.9. gressional race. "I dodn’t think the governor wants week, saying he didn’t have enough June, 1979 on Route 83 in And the Moneymarket will be open 'til 5:30 Mondays and Tuesdays, 'til 8:30, Wednesdays $36,000 salary. Vernon,” MacMillan said. thru Fridays, and ’til 5:30 Saturdays. So you can bank almost anytime you shop. He added that bank of ficials are proud of the sub stantial growth during 1979. Inflation Chief Boys Will Become Baton Twirlers By CHARLIE MAYNARD Tom said he was the only boy in his mina free shopping spne class to sign up and wasn't afraid of Herald Reporter Phoning any ridicule from the guys Dale ad Has No Answers MANCHESTER - Two sixth-grade mitted that he signed up only after By Laser To celebrate our going to market, we'll send one lucky shopper to market, too— boys at Nathan Hale School set a learning that other boys had absolutely tree. Just fill out the coupon below and bring it to the Highland Park Market precedent Friday without even trying expressed a similar interest. WASHINGTON (UPI) - WASHINGTON (UPI) — President "In the coming months, honestly. to attract fanfare. American Telephone and this week. And you could win a five minute shopping spree, free. Carter’s chief intlation fighter said no one can promise an im- Dale Crocker and Tom Pritchard "I started it (twirling) lust summer when my sister Kristin Telegraph Co. said it will Friday that 1979’s 13.3 percent infla- provement.” were named to the majorette, or So till out your entry. Then stop by the Highland Park Market to join in our Grand showed me how to done, " Dale said. build the world’s longest baton twirling squad at the elemen Ilw " Kahn Said in the next few months, “I said then I would try it out if tlie laser communications Opening celebration. You'll see how fast and convenient banking can be, few more months, but price in- . . in„r„„ses and corn- tary school, the first boys to be creases should moderate later in the . ! increases ana com chosen for it. other boys would" system, capable of at the Moneymarket. mitments air e a d y made for home carrying 80,000 Fifty students tried out for the The fact that 15 boys even tried out simultaneous telephone Alfred Kahn, chairman of the with high interest rates squad, according to Mary Lou Henry, for the squad was news to the school calls on beams of light shot the teacher in charge of the principal, Leo Diana. When asked to through threads of glass. said the only solution is selfdiscipline majorettes. Among them were 15 confirm a report The Herald had The 611-mile system will by the American people while the He also predicted the price of food boys, the largest contingent so far. received about the tryouts, Diana run from Washington government disciplines itself and will rise 7 to 10 percent during 1980, "I was surprised that so many jokingly replied, "You're kidding." through Philadelphia, promotes savings, investment and in- In the longer run, Kahn cautiously showed up,” she said, "even after so Mary Lou Henry called bark later Newark, New York, moncqmaikcl al Highland Park IBarkcl creased productivity. predicted better times, especially in many said they would." Thursday to report the results. Bridgeport and New "We have to have a leaner, dis- energy and home financing costs />■ For the two youths, the decision to "Things are changing, " she said. Haven, Conn., Springfield ciplined, more productive society," which rose a whopping 37,4 percent . r try out was an easy one. They did it and Worcester, Mass., to Kahn told a hearing of Congress’ and 34.7 percent respectively in 1979. mainly "to get near the girls” but Tom and Dale and the 13 other girls r\ouiop€n on the squad begin practices Monday Boston. It will be com Joint Economic Committee shortly Because of a favorable world oil both had been hooked onto baton pleted by 1984, the com after the consumer price index for supply, the cost of energy should twirling by their sisters and were m orning and will continue on Thursdays after school. pany said. the year had been announced. stabilize during the year, he said. Tom Pritchard Dale Crocker determined to give it a try. Robert Kleinert, presi Highland and Wyllys Street, Manchester dent of AT&T’s long lines department, told a news conference it "will be the longest such system in the Your Neighbors’ Views: What do you think of world and the first really sotucloy____ reinstating the draft? major application of li^tw ave technology for The Weather ■Secretary of the State Barbara interstate telecom Kennelly includes former Presi- munications.” Mostly sunny, blustery and cold dent Gerald Ford, a professed non today. Detailed forecast on Page 2. candidate, on the list of candidates The system uses hair- for Connecticut’s March 25 thin strands of glass along r o l i Can Win primary ballot. Page 3. which the laser light beam I (Uin a free shopping Aprc€ travels. Conventional cable Some lucky couple can win a trip I T n o r x T v C n tir a a systems use an electrical to the Sonesta Key Biscayne, C in erg y ViU U rse wave or signal. Florida, in The Herald’s Florida S. David Freeman, who headed Use of the laser vacation contest sponsored by the Ford Foundation’s Energy technology, Kleinert said, ^ Q V i n O S I ^ Highland Park markcl LaBonne Travel and local Policy Project, discusses the “means we’ll be able to merchants. Look for complete nature and extent of our en ern carry some 80,000 conver details and entry blancks on Page 4 problem s and som e p ossib le sations on a cable the and 5. solutions in the second part of thickness of your Main Office; 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4586 Name You can win $625 this week in The Courses by Newspaper. Page 6. forefinger.” K-Mart Office: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 Herald’s Prizeweek Puzzle contest, In addition to reducing Coventry Office: Route 31, 742-7321 Address and there’s a $25 bonus if the T n iin 'v the size of the cable there Tolland Office: Route 195, '4 mile south of 1-86, Exit 99 672-7387 winner is a Herald subscriber. The M UUUy stould be less interference, .Zip puzzle appears inside TV Churches ...... 10 Lisa riiitrstoM he said. Moncymarkete: Inside Crispino’s, E. Middle Turnpike. Manchester: Food Mart, Don Repays Jack Decoff Sue Gagnon Scott Christensen Sam Firestem W. Middle Turnpike In the Manchester Parkade: and Highland Park Market, Spoilight. Classified...... 16-18 Construction of the cable Highland St., Manchester (Collector’s C om er...... 2 Don RrpasH, East Hartford — “ I think be reinstated because if we go into a war Sam Fircstcin, East Hartford I is subject to approval by Telephone it’s a terrible idea. I don’think we should we need an army that could fight. We think it’s a good idea to reinstate the Connecticut coniics 19 draft. We should have a defen.se fur the the Federal Com Courses by N ewspapers...... 6 go to war. I don’t want to go to Iran. If we should do something, right now we’re sit munications Commission. Deposit entry at Heritage Moneymarket anytime January 21 - 26. Winner The state Bond Commission Entertainment ...... 2 were attacked then I would fight.” ting ducks.” country, but it will take some time to form The Bell System has will be announced Monday, January 28. authorizes various energy and Obituaries__ !!!!!!!.!!!!!!!! 8 Jack Decoff, Wenham, Mass. — "1 am Scott ChrUtrnaen, Elast Hartford — "I an army.” already successfully used transportation improvement People/Places...... 9 in favor of registration for the draft, and if am for it. We’ve had a tough time with the LiHa Thurmon, Manchester ” 1 think laser communications on a projects and funds for the restora- Prizeweek Puzzle... ’TV Spotlight worse comes to worse. It should be volunteer army. The mandatory draft the draft should be reinstated because it more limited basis, begin tion of the historic Shubert Theater U p date...... 2 reinstated.” would make a cross section of people, in shows our country has strength and that ning in Chicago in 1977. in New Haven, Page 2. W eather...... 2 Sue Gagnon, Manchester — “It should stead of people who can’t find jobs.” we’ve though out the situation.” EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 26. 1980- 3 » - EVENING HERALD, S t ■ J«i ». IWB Kennedy Analysis Mpdote. Beefs Up First Primary Further Damage world— but the extent was unknown. It was DO immediately dear what T w o hours after the first blast a ae- of Canterbury, was treated at with flammable styrene were q>- The Shiva system is a delicate prompted the hijackers—their exact cond, smaller erplnaann rocked the Winfiiam Boqdtal for injuries from ri^ted and back on the tracks. The Campaign LIVERMORE. fLTI) - airangemem of lenses and mirrors number still undetermined — to snr- site and firemen feared others could cars phmged over an embankment A Month Away the accident and released. RoOiog after-stocks from a ttrong that focus Laser beam s at the render, but Feldman said “as far as follow in the highly flammable He was later booked at the and came to rest lying on their sides. earthqsake that left hundreds of radioactive material in advanced *e can determine, the crew jnst elavatar. The second UaM caused no Danieisao barracks and held in Ueu ^wkesman Joe Beckman said the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Seeking to By ANDREW M. MBLEY will be just a little more acceleration northern Califomians homeless energy and tbennoiioclear weapons carried out successful negotiatioas injuries because buildings at the site of $1,000 bond on a c h a ^ of miscon mats evacuation of the small Xown’i dispel tumors he is dropping out of CLAREMONT, N.H. (UPI) - It for February,” Carmen said. stock the Urermore area Friday and research. with the hijackers.” were evacuated. duct with a motor vdd ^ . rmidents was "just a precautionary the presidential race, ^ n . Edward seemed pretty funny back in August Reagan’s activity in the state to acientrrtsdacowred farther damage There were reports that at least It was the second expkniaD in three State police said Pipa’s truck measore.” Kennedy Friday announced an in when a couple of slimy critters date has been limited almost solely to a major m clear weapoos research Airliner Hijacked one of the hijackiers had his family years at the IS-silo elevator, run by crotsed into the opposite lane and tense 18day campaign schedule, and named “Teeth”and "Bushwhacker" to big auditorium, political rally type (adhtj. with him. the Cooperative Fedeiee dn Qnebec. collided with the Jacota' auto. plans for extensive television adver slithered to victory in this a moun speeches delivered in quick hit, one A spokesman for the nuclear facili MIAMI (LPI) — Gunmen claiming Two employees were killed in the No Criminal Case tising. tainside hamlet in an unprecedented city stops. ty — the Lawrence Livermore to be Black Muslims who were previous eiplasinn Kennedy press secretary Tom presidential primary worm race. Carmen says his candidate will be beaded for Iran hijacked a Delta Grain Explosion Laboratory about 40 miles southeast Train Derailment MOSCOW (UPI) — Kremlin of Southwick also said the senator But nobody’s laughing now. spending more time shaking hands on Airlines jet and forced it to Cuba of San Francisco — said a radiatiao MONTREAL (UPI) — A massive Man Killed in Crash ACWORTH, Ga. (UPI) - The ficials said Friday Andrei Sakharov, would meet Saturday with Secretary Since the dog days of summer, multi-town tours in the month ahead. leak blamed on the quake posed no Friday, but after a 11-hour ordeal the explosion ripped through eight grain HAMPTON (UW) - A VTiIlimanlic daailm ent of four railroad tank cart banished from Moscow for bis dissi of State Cyrus Vance and Defense Jimmy Carter has risen from the And this may help Reagan’s stock danger S3 passengers were freed and the sihM and b W the top off a 110-foot man died Friday when a truck carding flammable gases and dent activities, will not face criminal Secretary Harold Brown for a ashes of the lowest popularity rating with New Hampshire natives who A 30.000-gaDoo tank cootaining hijackers sarresxiered. concrete grain elevator Friday, crossed the highway and struck his liquids Friday farced the evacuation charges and will be allowed to con “general discussion of foreign af in the history of chief executives and have traditionally shown that they water and tritinm. a low-level “The hijackers are in the custody killing one workman and injuring at car beadon on Route 6. state police of some TOO families from their tinue scientific work in the city of fairs." George Bush has accomplished an want to see and touch a candidate radioactive isotope, was dripping of Cuban antborities. ' said Denms least seven others. said. homes. ,Vo injuries were reported. exile. The weekend meetings - which equally startling ascent from the before they vote for him. several gallons an hoar, the Feldman, a spokesman for the Montreal Urban Commnnity Police Ernest Jacobs, 57. was injured A spokesman for the Louisville It The decision was based on Southwick said Kennedy requested - depths of obscurity. The Kennedy clan is also aware of spokesman said. Federal Aviation Administration in Sgt. Rejean Merder said an earlier fatally in the crash that occurred Nashville railroad contacted in humanitarian grounds and considera were believed to be part of his The New Hampshire primary, the need to develop the kind of one on Washington. “The incident is over. Scieotists also reported damage to report that a second victim died was about 3 a m . He was pronounced dead Louusville, Ky., said the residoits tion of the nuclear physicist's preparation for a major policy ad launching pad for 28 years of one, candidate to voter intimacy that the laboratory's huge Shiva ieser The passengers and crew are all erroneous. Re said aD employees at the scene. would not be allowed to return to previous services to the Soviet dress scheduled Monday morning at presidents, is just a month away. And worked so well for four years ago for system — largest of its kind in the safe." have been accounted for. The truck driver, James Pipa. 30. their homes nntil two cars loaded defense program, they said. Georgetown University in the what looked for a long time to be an unemployed southern governor nation's capital. laugher for both New England named Jimmy Carter, Kennedy aides refused to divulge neighbor Edward Kennedy and "He'll be doing a lot more that,” X the nature of the speech. But there familar face Ronald Reagan now said Dennis Kanin, Kennedy's state Collectors ’ Corner was speculation the senator would shapes as a nail biter. coordinator. The Massachusetts end his self-imposed embargo and "It's going to be a tough contest senator plans to spend at least 14 2 lash out at President Carter's here, " Carter's New England Press days in New Hampshire before the handling of the crises in Iran and Secretary Ellis Woodward said of the primary. Stamp Will Honor W.C, Fields Afghanistan. Democratic heat. And while the Reagan people Friday, Kennedy flew to New York First Hand Look "It's not going to be a cakewalk, " emphasize their man has significant By RUSS MacKElNDRICK had an act with the Ziegfield Follies wbereby with one and had an hourlong meeting with Gerald Carmen, Reagan's chief strength in later primary states, par shot all IS balls would be pocketed. He was advertised as This is the stamp to be issued at Bevery Gfills. Califor- U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Students in a Grade 1 class at Martin From left, Barbara Plotnez, traveling strategist in New Hampshire, said of ticularly in the West, Kennedy V. Dia. next Tuesday to booor W. C. Fields. It is tbe foortfa in "W.C. FIELDS. EXPERT BILUARDIST ... He does Waldheim. That meeting, too, was School, Manchester, taught by Mrs. Leslie teacher for the aquarium; Deanna Cornoa, the Republican contest. himself has conceded that it's do or tbe Performing .Arts and Artists Series. things at Shea's that Willie Hoppe or Jake Schaefer believed related to Kennedy's Letendre, got a chance to closely inspect- Amy Fitting, David Hoagland and John While victories for Carter and die for him in New Hampshire, his wouMn't think of attempting.” ) We have b ea^ vague references to his background as a speech. marine life Friday. The program was Briggs, students. (Herald photo by Pinto) Bush in the Iowa precinct caucuses own backyard. 6 He was on tbe stage jugglbig before be was 20. He had The'senator canceled a weekend has certainly added momentum to There are still four weeks left juggler before be came to HoUyirood. I t o stamp, presented by the Mystic Sea Life Aquarium. rK designed by Jim Sharpe of Westport. Conn., stows him still another talent — for several years newspaper ads campaign trip to New England to their campaigns, it appears at this before the state's primary and a lot with four tennis balls in tbe air. Any juggler could appeared with cartoons drawn by Fields for his own work on the speech, a move that point that the outcome of New can change. But the way it looks now, ■M. p^licity. manage that feat, but what Fields could do with cigar fueled rumors he was dropping out of Hampshire’s showcase primary may it'll be a dog fight. boxes, top hats and lighted cigars was almost incredible. His grandson. Ronald J. Fields, wrote the commentary the race. Kennedy dismissed the Primary Ballot in State depend more on what Reagan and It’s a fight worth winning. Since for a book called "W.C. Field ... By Himself.” Here it is 1952, no politician has been elected ( 2 3 * “Tbe Eccentric Juggler' toured tbe world — Australia, rumors himself. Kennedy decide to do. UVIVfATKfa FQTOCBtT % .Africa. Fngiand and the Continent, performing silently in stated, speaking of tbe early 1900s. “W.C. did not foresee “Of course 1 intend to go on,” he The president has lived by the president without winning the New that" ... (tbe jiggling)... "would one day be replaced by a said. Hampshire primary first. For period ending 7 pm . EST I M 80. Saturday will a ragged clown costume. sword of the Iranian and Afghanistan growling voice and bumbling humor." Southwick said the Kennedy cam crises, doing his campaigning from Oh by the way, should the worms of find snow in parts of the Rockies and mid Plains while His cigar-box acts have never been equalled. He could Includes Non-Candidate In 1915 be made his first one-reel movie: "Pool paign is buying a half hour of televi Claremont prove to prophetic when it rain and mow move acroas sections of the central valleys take eight or 10 of them stacked in pairs and bold them up appear on the ballot can petition to be White House via television instead Sharks" and "His Lordship's Dilemma." (No print of tbe sion time on New England stations HARTFORD (UPI) - Harold the March 25 election can ask to be comes to the primary, you might in into tbe mid Atlantic states. Fair to partly doudy skies and make each pair twist and turn with an apparent life listed by collecting the names of 1 out slapping backs and shaking hands latter can be found.) He appeared in more than 30 full- Monday night for a broadcast that Stassen was the only well-known can withdrawn, while the 22 candidates terested in knowing what the are indicated elsewhere. of its own. A York Times piece tells of him balan percent of the total registered voters like he did here four years ago. length films from 1924 to IM . Two of these were his own would cover both politics and the didate left off of Connecticut's first- rejected for the ballot by Mrs. wiggling carcases foresaw for the cing 25 of these boxes end to end vertically with a rubber in each party, which is 6,186 for the But if developments overseas get-up:“My Little Chickadee." and “Never Give a policy statement. He said time has ever presidential primary ballot Kennelly can petition to be added. general election next November. ball 0 0 top. Democrats and 4,032 for the should suddenly turn sour, there's a Weather Forecast Sucker an Even Break." He was on a radio show from been purchased on stations in Boston Friday. Gerald Ford was the only Democrats who will appear on the In a head to head runoff between, .Another type of act. that took two years of preparatioo. Republicans. possibility Carter's nouveau pop was to stand oo one foot with a walking-stick balanced on 1937 to 1939 for CTiase and Sanborn and later had his own and Portland, Maine, and that the professed non-candidate to be listed. ballot are California Gov. Edmund ularity could die as quickly as came. "Teeth " and "Bushwhacker,” it was show for Lucky Strike. Other than these two Republicans, Brown Jr.; President Carter; Sen. Mrs. Kennelly estimates the Mostly sunny. Mostery and Sunday Lows Saturday night his forehead, and kick a top bat from the other foot to campaign is trying to line up others. presidential primary, the first in And although Bush is attracting Bush’s charge that carried the day. The curmudgeon stance of bis later days was just a the 13-candidate ballot revealed at a Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and Lyn cold Saturday H i ^ in the zero to 10 Highs Sunday in tbe make it come to rest oo the stick. A second versico of this Kennedy will launch his major Connecticut's history that is being larger crowds and more media tradenark — another “act." There was his widely- campaign for the Feb. 10 Maine news conference by Secretary of the don Larouche of New York. upper S h and low JOs. Clear 20s north to near 30 sooth. bad a bat and lighted cigar on his foot to be flipped up so paid by the state, will cost $1,160,000. coverage in New Hampshire since aol cold Saturday night Lows Vermont: Partly cloudy that the bat landed oo his bead and tbe cigar, right end to. bruited dislike of children — “A man who hates kids can't caucuses and the Feb. 26 New State Barbara Kennelly contained The Republicans named were his upset victory in Iowa, his door to Centennial Lecturers be all bad!” — yet we see pictures of him cuddling babies She said she only has $400,000 and has again 10 to 15. Sunday variable Saturday through Sunday reached his mouth Hampshire primary with an eight- few surprises. Ford; Rep. John Anderson, R-Ill.; door, grass roots campaign style has EAST HARTFORD - The Centen cinwfinrts with b i ^ in tbe asked for a deficit appropriation. Highs Saturday m tbe teens to In 1913 W. C. Fields appeared, slim and slender then, in- and to his own grandchildren be wrote letters signed day trip to the two states starting A spokesman for Ford, who has Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn.; remained, and is expected to remain, low 30s Tbe chance of snow near 20 Lows Saturday night Asked what turnout she expects, nial Lecturers Association will meet a command performance with Sarah Bonhardt before "Grandpappy." Jan. 30. repeatedly said Ford is not a can George Bush; John Connally; Rep. flumes is diminishing to near zero to 10 above Highs Sun- Mrs. Kennelly jokingly suggested 90 pretty much the same. at Hillstown Grange, Hill Street, on The W. C. Fields stamp may be ordered for FDCs any didate, said the former president Philip Crane, R-Ill.; Robert Dole; aro Saturday and Saturday dav in the upper teens to low tbe King and Queen of Elngland. Miss Bernhardt referred percent and then said there was no All this places the ball squarely in Jan. 30. time through Feb. 13. Address: First Day Cancellations, would have no comment on the Benjamin Fernandez; and Ronald mglrt Winds west mr-reating 20i to him as “the wonderful W. C. Fields, whom I admire way to tell because the primary is the Reagan and Kennedy courts, and consider a rare artist. " Postmaster. Beverly HiUs. CA 90213. First Lady Connecticut ballot until reviewing Reagan. to 15 to 20 mph Saturday and Extended Outlook the first and "we're going to set the "Everything that can be done to J William Caode Dokenfleld 11880-1946). left home at tbe the state's laws. Mrs. Kennelly's selection was part Al-Anon Meetings dmunidiing Saturday night Extended outlook for .New Something to Do precedent." win will be done in New Hampshire," age of 11 to live by his wits. He was one of tbe first pool "Before we make a decision, we ly based on a poll she conducted of In New England England Monday through 415 The nearest event this weekend seems to be the "The large turnout in Iowa showed Carmen said. EAST HARTFORD — A1 Anon will Perfonnii^Art.sl?!. { Backs Draft want to know all of the mechanics,” state and national news Massachnsetts and Rhode Wednesday hall bustlers He would fake ineptitude until be got a good Wallingford Stamp and Coin Show at their KofC Hall. 279 that people really believe that they Following the Bush upset in Iowa, hold a meeting Saturday night, 8:30 Ford aide Bob Barrett said from the organizations asking them who they Island: Saturday mostly sun Mass . R I A Conn bet down and then nm off tbe table. (Later, it is said, be (^ainnipLac St., Jan. 27, from 10 to 4. can influence national politics and the Reagan camp has moved quickly p.m., at the Burnside Methodist former president's Rancho Mirage, gauged to be the “seriously ad ny Highs 2t to 33 except Generally fair and cold Mon Of Women challenged the rest of the country to to book more New Hampshire cam Church to assist those whose lives western hflhi partly sunny and day through Wednesday Calif., offices. "We have no com vocated or recognized” presidential match their spirit," she said. paign stops for the former California have been touched by alcoholism. mid 20s. Clear Saturday night Daytime highs in the low a ^ ment at this time.” candidates. “I would like to see Connecticut governor. He is now expected to be in If you know of anyone who has a Lows 10 to 15 north and cen middle 30s Overnight lows in (Bookmobile Schedul^ LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - First He said he wasn't sure how Ford She said she sent 56 letters to the state at least 11 or 12 days before drinking problem and if you would tral interior and 15 to 20 the upper teens low 20s Bond Commission Funds voters accept that challenge and Lady Rosalynn Carter Friday said got on the ballot, but said his basic various national and state return to our old tradition of vigorous the primary. like help in dealing with this difficult A elsewhere Variable Monday and in the teens .'>L uep
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TEL. 643-9016 633-3955 MAZDA DEALER 1 ■ 1 1 MON-WED 10-5:90 E i j 1 1 1 • 1 ■ Name THURS-FRI 10-9 tAT S:M-B:M * lifis s ______1 1 Name 1 1 Name 1 1 '^am e 1 1 Name 1 1 Neme ■ 1 Name 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■ 1 Addreei Addrett 1 1 I Addrast 1 1 Address ■ 1 Address 1 1 Address 1 1 Address 1 1 Address 1 • 1 1 * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Town Phona Town 1 Phons 1 > Town Phone 1 1 Town i ‘^Town Phone 1 I Town Phone 1 1 Town Phone 1 I Town Phone .4 L .. .4 L ---JL. . . . 4 L. . . . 4 L. h - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 26, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 28, 1980 - 7 Courses by Newspaper Fuel Dealers Reminded Of Their Responsibilities The Nature of the Energy Crisis deliveries of more than 1,259 gallons VERNON — The Vernon Energy rent out housing from failing to Committee has filed, with the town unless the delivery is outside the provide fuel to residential buildings Kdiior's Note: This is the second of 15 articles in the clerk, a notice to fuei oii dealers con dehler’s service area or outside of to maintain a temperature of at least Courses by Newspaper series exploring "Energy and the /1 cerning providing persons receiving normal business hours or involves 65 degrees. Way We Live," In this article, S, David Freeman, who government assistance with the extraordinary labor costs. Charles Vassilopoulous, the town’s The law also requires fuel oil headed the Ford Foundation’s Energy Policy Project, amount of fuel oil covered by that health officer, is the designated of discusses the nature and extent of our energy problems assistance. wholesalers who intend to terminate ficial who is to receive notice from and some possible solutions. The fuel has to be provided by par supplies to a retail dealer to give at fuel dealers of impending shutoffs. This series was written for Courses by Newspaper, a ticipating dealers if the customer is least 14 days advance notice in If a dealer finds a customer in Ver writing to the dealer and to the towns program of University Extension, University of Califor in the dealer’s service area and if the non who is unable to pay for fuel this in which the dealer distributes and nia. San Diego, funded by the National Endowment for dealer has sufficient supplies. customer should be referred to Jean also to the state Office of Policy and the Humanities and the National Science Foundation, "The law prevents fuel oil dealers Pearsall, social services director, from imposing a surcharge on Management. 872-8591. Manchester Community College offers a three-credit Another law prevents persons who course and a series of Public forums based on the series. For information, call 646-2137. Copyright 1980 by the Regents of the University of California. Wetlands Permit Approved By S. David Freeman Despite Active Petition Drive In 1859 Edwin Drake started producing oil from a well in Pennsylvania, and the world has been running out of oil VERNON—Despite the fact that a thaws. minimal. ever since petition bearing some 60 signatures ’The developers said that the area The Conservation (Commission is 2 Oil is a "nonrenewable" energy source; there's only a of Talcottville residents was in question wasn’t under water requiring, however, that the certain amount of it on earth. The same goes for natural presented to the Conservation Com during those times. developers sign an agreement that gas. coal and uranium. mission, the commission granted a After going through a checklist of they won’t try to prosecute the town In 1978. these four finite sources supplied about 96 per wetlands permit to the Talcottville provisions required before building Development Corp, to build an office if the building is damaged by cent of U S. energy consumption. Almost half came from can be allowed in a designated flooding. oil and a fourth from natural gas. Coal accounted for 18 building in the Talcottville flats. wetlands area, the commission The petitioners disputed the The developers still have to go to percent and nuclear 4 percent. Hydro (water) power and decided it would be difficult to turn the Planning Commission for ap developer’s promise that the down the request because after the proval before they can start con other renewable resources supplied only about 4 percent proposed building wouldn’t be check it was shown that the impact of of U S. energy and 6 percent of the world's energy. struction. 6 threatened by frequent flooding of the proposed building would be The current energy shortage, however, is not the result the nearby river and that the building of the limited supply of nonrenewable fuels. Rather, it wouldn’t increase the amount or im results from the failure of production to keep up with pact of flood waters should the river growing demand because of economic, environmental, rise that high. and political constraints. The proposed building would go up EDC To Meet on land on Route 83 in front of the These constraints make it impossible for the United VERNON — The Economic (Father i t Sons) project in the In Colony Restaurant complex which in States to produce its way out of the energy shortage un Development Committee will meet dustrial Park; a town brochure; the cludes a motel and another office less we curb our demand. Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rockville town’s Comprehensive Plan; present building. Area Chamber of (Commerce offices, its annual report; review a request of Productive Capacity "The Talcottville flats area has been GcolTrey Moss — political illuslraior syndicated ssiih Ihe Washington Post Writers Group Lafayette Square (Route 30). the Society for Savings concerning Energy supply is usually discussed in terms of the suseptible to flooding and the whole apartments on Route 30; and discuss quantities of discovered fuel remaining in the ground, area was covered with water a cou The committee will discuss: Land the Devron property develo-pment called "reserves," or the ultimate size of the energy ple of times due to sudden winter resources; The Sterling Electric and synthetic fuels need perfecting. If we can solve these near the Industrial Park. source, called "Resources." environmental and technical efficiency problems, coal However, it is productive capacity — the amount that could supply a growing share of our needs well into the O V fff 8 0 YEAKS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! can be delivered to each home or car or industry each day future. - that is the key figure. Oil in the ground might just as Nuclear energy is a question mark, largely because the T H A N K YO U well be mud if the capacity and incentive to produce and public fears it, especially after the Three Mile Island in atlas bantlq sell it don't exist. We the newly elected members of the cident. In the next two decades the amount of uranium in The pace at which wells, mines, refineries, and other When in Rome. • 24 Hour Emergency Service Eighth District wish to thank each and the ground isn’t likely to be a limiting factor. But, if more links in the energy chain are developed depends partly on • Burner Sales & Service every one of the people who took the time efficient nuclear plants cannot be perfected, nuclear fis the price paid by consumers. As long as Middle Eastern Sixth Grade students of Lawrence Colvin at Ceasar. The food for the banquet was ' Clean Heating Oils sion is a relatively small source of energy, no larger than and effort to vote us back Into office — oil was selling at low prices that reflected its low produc the Sykes School in Vernon enjoy a Roman prepared at home by the students and brought our oil and natural gas resources. also the drivers of the cars and especially tion costs it was readily available. Now that availability holiday and feast to celebrate the end of a six- to the classroom. Colvin is shown standing at 649-4595 The United States could get energy from nonrenewable the senior citizens. J is unreliable and it is necessary for us to use less and to week unit on Rome. The study included the the end of the table. He and the students were Call l-'s For Your Home Heating sources yet to be developed, such as shale oil or tar produce more costly domestic energy. But since no one Roman empire and the Republic. During that dressed in togas to make the whole event And Air Conditioni '.g Needs . PaU tor by Thomat J. O'Nolll - Eighth Dfftrfcf guarantees future prices, investments by private com sands. It is estimated that we have 2,000 billion barrels of period the students also (lid the play Julius realistic. (Herald photo by Richmond) panies for higher-priced sources will lag. oil in shale, more than all the crude oil in the Mideast. But the shale oil poses awesome environmental problems, and other sources are untested and likely to be Price aione doesn’t govern the rate of oil production. Z-nOCKVILLE -MIDDLE TPKE, very expensive. Revitalization Committee TERMINUS T-CENTER ST TERMINUS Environmental laws and impacts on nearby communities TERMINUS rightly place constraints on the rate of energy produc tion. Renewable Sources Scheduled to Organize B-SILVER LANE A TERMINUS The world s proven reserves of crude oil total about 650 Obviously, our nonrenewable energy sources are going ROCKVILLE VERNON — "The Task Force for the Robert Menard, Scott 21ahner, Ardis Ab CENTER MANCH INOUST PARK 0 billion barrels, enough to last about 30 years at current to run out some day. The problem then is to develop MANCHESTER ra i of consumption. "Estim ated reserves,’’ those renewable or superabundant sources and use our fossil Revitalization of Rockville, appointed bott, Francine Vecchiolla, the Rev. Paul ACOLON iai B. GREEN thought to exist but not yet discovered, may total roughly fuels and uranium wisely to bridge the gap in the mean earlier this month by Mayor Marie Bowman, Harvey Desruisseaux, Charles th' ee times as much. time. Herbst, will hold an organizational McMillan, Jane McCarthy, Ann DeMalli, meeting Monday at 7:30 in the mayor’s of and John Loranger. et, even if we created an energy company’s dream These are four potentially major sources of "durable fice, Memorial Building, Park Place. Armentano suggested that the task J world — high prices, no environmental laws, and lenient energy” that should be pursued; the nuclear breeder, fu Mrs. Herhst named the Task Force ac force could start out by identifying government policies — the rate of growth in energy sion, geothermal power, and solar energy. MANCHESTER N ting on the recommendation of Francis blighted, unattractive businesses and con production, especially petroleum, would still be con The nuclear breeder holds promise of energy abun Armentano, assistant town planner. tacting the owners and suggestion minor CENTER DEPOT strained because existing fields are being depleted; new dance. A breeder reactor is fueled by plutonium-239 in Armentano made the recommendation repairs and improvements. LEGEND SQUARE ones will be smaller, and more difficult to locate. stead of the uranium-235 used in today’s reactors. While a after attending a workshop with the He said a beautification program of -REGULAR BUS ROUTE The most severe constraint, however, is that the OPEC breeder reactor operates, it “breeds” more of this theme, "Main Street Revitalization these existing businesses is where the - PART TIME BUS ROUTE nations have learned that holding back on oil production plutonium fuel from uranium-238, which is abundant. Conference,” in New Haven. revitalization program should start. He "L_. BROADb enables them to keep increasing prices as consuming This "breeding” of fuel could allow the known reserves of Mrs. Herbst named John Carter, presi made other suggestions such as tax incen ) PLACE OF in t e r e s t nations bid ever higher for limited supplies. uranium to fuel breeder reactors for many centuries. But dent of Roosevelt Mills, as chairman of tives which would allow a business to in development of the breeder is clouded by concerns over the group and the mayor will act as liaison crease the value of the property without But domestic production can’t grow fast enough to between the Town Council and the task having the tax rate increase immediately. safety, proliferation of atomic bombs from its fuel, and meet growing demands. The United States now imports force. These and other proposals are expected escalating costs. almost half its oil; if we are to cut back on imports from Armentano is also on the committee to be discussed at the organizational an oil-short world market, we must practice conservation Fusion power is, in a sense, an energy source as power along with: Brian Edwards, Attorney meeting. and develop substitutes for oil. ful as the sun in a reactor here on earth. Fusion could Martin Burke, Anne Flint, Mark Gurevitz, COMING SOON Most of the problems of oil production also apply to supply an almost unlimited amount of energy. But after natural gas, except relatively little natural gas is im 30 years of intensive effort, the scientific feasibility of fu TO A BUS STOP IN YOUR ported. The "easy to find" reservoirs have been dis sion has yet to be established. For now, it’s a long shot. Hospital Reaccredited SUNSET HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD TERMINUS covered and are rapidly being depleted. Even without Geothermal power, using geyser steam, seems more VERNON — The Joint Commission on achievable goals of excellence against MANCHESTER price controls, which dampen the incentive to explore for diffuse and difficult to harness than the sun. Geothermal COMMUNITY which a facility can measure itself and be COLLEGE new sources, it will be difficult to find the remaining gas Accreditation of Hospitais has reac sites in the United States are scattered, and harnessing measured by the commission’s survey. New improved, more frequent service to better serve your as rapidly as existing reservoirs are depleted. credited Rockville General Hospital for them presents major engineering and environmental another two years. The commission’s ac A private, non-profit organization, the needs on Connecticut Transit routes: The world’s proven reserve of natural gas is about 2,200 problems. commission was fonned by four major creditation program is voluntary. B — Silver Lane trillion cubic feet; its estimated resource, about 8,150 Solar energy offers the best possibility for our high- hospital and medical associations to es An on-site survey was conducted at Y — Manchester trillion cubic feet. Proven reserves of gas in the United energy civilization to continue. Using the sun to heat Rockville General in October by fieid tablish standards for hospitals and other Y — Sunset Hills States are about 200 trillion cubic feet, enough to last only buildings is practical today, but harnessing the sun to representatives of the commission’s ac health-related institutions. -Y—I 10 years at present consumption levels. Even if the most generate electricity on a large scale will require all our creditation program. Accreditation in The associations are the American Z — Rockville optimistic estimates of undiscovered gas reserves prove ingenuity. Whether the nation rises to that challenge may dicates that the facility has chosen to College of Physicians, The American true, U S, production of natural gas will be severely cur well determine our fate in the next century. operate according to standards set by the Coliege of Surgeons, the American 2 Medical Association and the American tailed in 30 to 50 years. For the moment we are short of energy and new commission and that the facility has met To obtain a free copy of the schedule that best meets your Hospital Association. sources are many years away. And the shortages will these standards. needs, simply call The standards set forth optimai Coal and .Nuclear Energy grow if-we don’t curb our wasteful appetite for energy. 525-9181 (TTY#727-8196) Any policy not rooted in programs to conserve energy by Coal also illustrates our frustrating energy dilemma. or mail the coupon below to: Coal resources are large, compared to petroleum. The making the American economy more energy-efficient is EAST . proven U S. reserves could last about 700 years at present Gasoline Shortage doomed to failure. Archaeological Society To Meet PRATT A WHITNEY Connecticut Transit Information Center HARTFORD AIRCRAFT consumption rates. But obstacles to mining it and bur Conservation is our quickest and cheapest source of 6 Signs such as this one in Los Angeles failed to keep up with growing demands, 53 Vernon Street ning it in a socially acceptable manner have limited its supply. between 8000-6000 B.C. goat, horse, and camel. SOUTH WINDSOR - use, and new technologies to convert coal to electricity became familiar in several parts of the coun- (UPI photo) These people predated the The public is invited, Hartford. Conn. 06106 try during 1979, as domestic oil production ’ ’ S in a i M a d n e s s ,” a slide/lecture presentation existence of pottery and There is no admission will highlight the Jan. 27 the demestication of the charge. meeting of the Albert Please send me: Morgan archaeological B — Silver Lane About the Author Questions Society. "The meeting wiil Y — Manchester (1) What percentage of this country’s energy currently be at 2 p.m. in the Wood Y — Sunset Hills S. David Freeman has Memorial Library, 783 PARISIAN COIFFURE been chairman of the board comes from "renewable" sources? Z — Rockville Main St. BULKELEV of directors of the (2) What is the primary cause of our present energy 2 0 % 0 F F I BRIDGE Tennesse Valley Authority crisis? NAME )( (3) What factors control the rate of U.S. oil production? is featuring haircutting -BYZ- since 1977. He previously John Crowley, professor STREET (4) What are the four major potential sources of CONSTITUTION served on the White House o f anthropology at by Jean Dumont CITY ZIP PLA2A energy staff and as an "durable energy?” Manchester Community energy and resources con Answers; College, will discuss his From Tiny Tots to -BYZ- (1) Only about 4 percent. experiences on an sultant to the Senate OLD Commerce Committee. (2) The failure of production to keep up with the archaelogocal survey in Mom and Dad STATE HOUSE From 1971 to 1974, he growing demands because of economic, environmental, the Sinai. BUS ^ 20% OFF! DOWNTOWN INFO 0 headed the Ford Foun and political constraints. BOOTH ; With This Ad HARTFORD VAIN ST dation’s Energy Policy (3) Price, environmental laws, government policies, His presentation will Project. He is the author of and international politics. 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Edward E. Wilierup Is Frightening, Dodd Says EAST HARTFORD - Edward E. Willenip, 75, of 506 Brewer St., East By MARY KITZMANN have to question whether raising this carry the burden of sharing respon Creating Images in Wood Hartford, husband of Hazel (Casey) Herald Reporter issue is worth dividing the country’s sibility. ’There Is a legitimate obliga Wilierup, died Friday at his home. MANCHESTER - The country’s unity.” Bom in East Hartford, he was a tion to share these problems.” political climate is frightening, ac Dodd has consistently opposed any “But the emphasis should be on life-long resident. He was a member cording to U.S. Rep. (Christopher proposal to reinstate the draft. But By BETTY RYDER A modest man, Henson was But there’s one face he’d like to of Christ Church Cathedral of Hart more creative thinking in dealing [ f 'L Dodd, D-Conn. he noted there is a difference Family Editor nevertheless pleased that he had transform into wood and that is that ford, a member of Orient Lodge No. with the communities, and not by “There’s a kind of one-upmanship between beginning draft registration explaining things with a completed a bust of Mother Teresa in of Bo Jangles, the famous black 62. AF & AM of East Hartford, and in who can have the toughest and reinstating compulsory induc sledgehammer.” When Fred Henson of 181 McKee April, before announcement was entertainer of yesteryear. “ I’ve was employed as an auto body 'i. rhetoric,” Dodd said of the political tion. On energy, Dodd advocates a St., Manchester, isn’t working as a made that she had won the Nobel always wanted to do one of him, but mechanic for the T & J Auto Body of n i climate and President Carter’s State "Carter would have to ask mixed bag of alternatives such as im lineman for the Hartford Electric Peace Prize. “I had originally named can’t seem to locate a photograph. If East Hartford before his retirement. u of the Union address. “This isn’t a Congress for the appropriations to do Light Company out of its Simsbury the piece ‘Unexhausting Love’ but anyone has one, perhaps on an old Besides his wife, he leaves one son, proving energy efficiency in mass time for rhetoric, but the time for the this,” he said, “even if he does have transit and housing, but also im office, he can usually be found in his changed it to ‘Compliment to the piece of sheet music. I’d appreciate Bruce E. Wilierup of Wappingers ability to translate the rhetoric into the authority.” basement workshop pursuing his hob Prize’.” hearing from them.” For now, Falls, N.Y.; one brother, Victor G. proving the distribution of resources concrete proposals. We need to “I’m convinced we absolutely need such as coal and oil. He Is an ad by — woodcarving. Henson says he tries to spend time Henson is content to spend as much Wilierup of East Hartford; five each evening with his wife and three forget political considerations and do the numbers, that we lack educated vocate of nuclear power at least for Henson has been carving for two time as he can amidst the flying sisters, Mrs. Victoria Olson of what needs to be done.” people to fill levels of responsibility, the next two decades.” years and has completed some 48' youngsters, but admits that the chips on a sawdust covered floor and Portland. Mrs. Virginia Oooks of workshop begins to lure him around 7 Dodd, who is running for the U.S. then I would be inclined to support “The alternatives such as solar pieces. He used to draw and paint envision the wooden image he skilful p.m. Warner. N.H.; Mrs. Corrine White Senate seat being vacated by Carter’s proposal. I just want to just can’t make up the 16 percent of portraits he says, and took courses at ly creates. and Mrs. Louise Provost, both of “I spend a few hours there, unless Abraham Ribicoff, made the com-- make sure it’s necessary.” the energy we get from nuclear Manchester Community College, Manchester, and Mrs. Grace of course I’m really into a particular ments in a wide-ranging interview But, Dodd noted, presently the power,” he said. “It’s got to be part where he studied oil painting and art Chandler of East Hartford, and three piece and then I just can’t leave it. with The Herald on Friday. country is not prepared to fight a of the mix.” history. Later, he took a course in grandchildren. Sometimes I work till 1 or 2 a.m., but Dodd said the Iran and Afghanistan war. “I am fully in accord with Dodd, an advocate of an Energy figure drawing at the University of Funeral services will be Monday at I try to limit it. Actually, it takes crises were dangerous enough with trying economic sanctions. but nor do Mobilization Board, said the Nuclear Connecticut. 11 a.m. from the Newkirk & Whitney between 35 and 75 hours to complete the added element of election year I know of any reason for not putting Regulatory Commission should im “I usually look carefully at the Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave,, one depending on the number of speeches. our chessmen in place.” prove the security of nuclear plants, grain of the wood then make a com East Hartford, with burial in Hillside sketches required. “It’s time for deliberate and With increased military spending, and improve energy transmission. posite sketch of the figure I have in Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends If Cementing on his statue of an In thoughtful analysis, and do the things Dodd said, domestic programs will Dodd would like permanently sealed . 1 mind. For example, for the one of a may call at the funeral home Sunday dian chief, he said the piece of wood U,S. Rep. Chris Dodd, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, says that need to be done. I can unders suffer. nuclear waste disposal sites, with Clhrist-like figure, I wanted to leave from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial “We can’t increase defense spen f from which it was carved weighed he would support reinstating draft registration only if ab tand people wanting to strike back at possibly clusters of nuclear plants. the knot holes so as to resemble the contributions may be made to Save another country. But it’s another ding, add an additional 18 billion to nail holes in (Christ’s hands,” he said. nearly 300 pounds, but five barrels of the Tample Fund, care of Joseph W. solutely convinced it’s necessary. The issue needs more Dodd has served six terms as a chips later, it now weighs only 165 thing for people who are In positions the defense budget without having U.S. representative from Connec Henson’s interest in carving came Jones, 75 Connecticut Blvd., Blast !W-- pounds. analysis, Dodd says, and less rhetoric. (Herald photo by of responsibility to act without the money come from somewhere.” ticut. Asked why he was seeking the about when he served as cubmaster Hartford 06108. Currently, Henson has the bust of a Adamson) thinking. It would be a foolish move “ Two of my people have just Senate seat, D(^d said the political of a Cub Pack at Washington School Japanese chef on exhibit in the lobby to approve and respond to the wishes received the bucget for next year and situation was right. in Manchester. “One of our projects of the Benihana of Tokyo Restaurant of an irate constituency.” are analyzing it. If it’s any indication “Besides the opportunity with was carving a totem pole with an In of what’s to come we better hold on in Farmington, similar to the one Mrs. Anna Adams Dodd said that the things that Senator Ribicoff retiring, I believe I I t - M dian, a bear and a wolf depicting to our hats.” appearing on the restaurant’s menu. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Anna Rebel Proclaims needed to be done include economic could accomplish more as a some of the various ranks in sanctions, the Olympic boycott which Asked whether communities have freshman senator than as a senior scouting. I help the kids with a few He has also presented a bust to (Bensche) Adams, 100, of 33 Mary St. the Holy Apostle Seminary in he supports, and a military blockade. the right to withdraw from federal representative.” corrections and decided the work died Friday at Manchester Memorial Cromwell. However, Henson is not “ We should use every economic programs, as in Manchester’s “I know the state better than any ■■’jar was fun,” he said. Hospital. interested in selling his sculpture and political tool we can to free the withdrawal from the Community of the others running,” he said. “This Henson now uses discarded She was a widow of Andrew Islamic Republic which he says, if for sale, would Development program, Dodd said it Adams. She was bom in Lomnitz, hostages,” he said. is a unique chance to be involved, an Htelephone poles, some dating back as range in price from $350 to $1,300. By United Pres. International Dodd said he was also fearful that was a legal question for which he exciting challenge. far as 1920. “ A few of the old poles Austria, on Sept. 30,1879, and lived in helicopter gunships, anti-tank “Maybe someday, when I retire I’ll this climate would cause universal didn’t have the answer. “But more than ambition, I believe „ , OL chestnut but most of them are East Hartford for about 30 years. A guerrilla leader Friday weapons, communication equipment Fred consider selling some of the pieces; support for Carter’s proposal to However, he said that he did not that this country is worth preserving. Henson sandpapers Christ-like figure. Note knot holes in cedar which resists rot and fungus. ” Before that, she lived many years in proclaimed a ’’Free Islamic and light weapons. when I have all the time to work on reinstate draft registration. believe communities should be I would hate to think our generation figures hands depicting Christ’s wounds at the Crucifixion. Manchester. Republic” in eastern Afghanistan “If we have enough anti-tank mis them that I need,” the 38-year-old “ I’m not ruling out draft forced into participation. would ruin things for others to come. She was retired from Cheney and appealed for military assistance, siles and surface-to-air missiles, we craftsman said. including SAM missiles and anti-tank registration,” he said. “ But I’m not “Communities have to realize the “I like my work, I really love Bros., Manchester. can annihilate the Russians. If help His collection includes, among guns, to secure the areas. jumping on the bandwagon. First we problems of housing, like many public service. But you need well- She is survived by one daughter, does not arrive in time, they will others, busts of a Southern In Washington, it was rumored that have to answer the fundamental related issues, can’t be confined to a intentioned people to make it work.” Mrs. Alfred (Anna) Hansen of East exterminate people whether by gentleman, a massive American Afghan president Babrak Karmal question of whether we need it. We boundary. Every community has to Hartford, two grandchildren, eight firepower or whether they starve us eagle, an oriental philosopher, a great-grandchildren, and one great- would soon be replaced. to death,” he said. gospel singer, one entitled “Viet State Department spokesman Hod- great-grandson. "It is a critical situation.” namese Waiting” and one of the late Private funeral services will be ding Carter said, “Rumors continue As Nassry spoke, the Pakistani Golda Meier, former prime minister held Monday at the Watkins Funeral to circulate in Kabul that the current government — sensitive to giving the Better Days Predicted of Israel. president will be replaced soon. H om e, 142 E . C e n te r S t., appearance of supporting the Afghan Henson, who spent his early life in Manchester, with burial in East “We have reports that a number of rebels — ordered him to leave the Hartford and East Hartford, dis Cemetery, Manchester. additional Soviet civilians advisers country within 24 hours. He said he played his carvings in several places, Friends may call at the funeral have recently arrived in Afghanistan. would appeal the order. including an exhibit one Labor Day home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. I would note there were a large For Apartment Complex “ This is not a government in weekend in Mystic. “There were a Memorial donations may be made to number of civilian advisers in the exile,” the 33-year-old U.S.educated lot of real professionals and I enjoyed • the Zion Lutheran Church of early days of the Taraki regime,” Nassry said. ‘"This is a government By PATRICK REILLY Papworth of Titusville, Fla., and cent of its units rented. However for the association,” he said. HERALD PHOTOS Manchester. referring to a previous Afghan presi of liberated Afghanistan.” Herald Reporter John Google and Benjamin Sistis, all the improvements and new image “I like to carve faces of people dent. BY Nassry’s proclamation appeared both of New Britain, promise a new of the complex, residents will be other people may not care to do; PINTO In Islamabad, Pakistan, ^errilla timed to coincide with the weekend EAST HARTFORD - When local image for the complex. The two New paying an increase of about $35 some are popular, others are not.” leader Zia Khan Nassry, chairman of opening in Islamabad of-an emergen Britain men are partners in Colonial across the board, Michael Blamed for Claims housing inspectors in December 1978 Gospel Singer the Afghan Islamic and Nationalist cy Islamic conference on the Soviet declared more than 25 vacant Realty Co. of New Britain which has MacDonald, resident manager of HARTFORD (UPI) - State Ubor Revolutional Council, said his forces invasion of Afghanistan. apartments in the Tudor Village managed the complex since July. Sandlegrove East, said. Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro said controlled at least three provinces But Western diplomats were skep Lazaro Chavez, management The complex will also become Friday seasonal closings are to apartment complex unfit for habita with the exception of a handful of tical of Nassry’s statements, noting tion, the trouble-ridden complex was director of Colonial Realty said when more exclusive. MacDonald said the y I . blame for an increase in the number cities occupied by Soviet troops. that none of at least six other rival Colonial took over management, the Sandlegrove East apartments will of workers filing for unemployment having its worst days. Nassry said, ’"rhe free Islamic guerrilla groups in Islamabad for the Before the condemnation the complex was in general disrepair. conduct a more extensive screening benefits in Connecticut. Republic of Afghanistan” had been meeting had agreed to join the so- managers of the 563-unit complex Since then they have made im of prospective tenants. Peraro said the rate of workers proclaimed in Paktia, Ghazni, and called government. were the target of complaints by provements costing between $30,(XX) “It is a luxury complex,’’ getting benefits was at 2.2 percent, Lowgar provinces in eastern ’The guerrilla leaders are anxious tenants of what they said was chronic to $50,000. MacDonald said. “We have to screen up from 1.9 percent in the last repor Afghanistan. to receive foreign military help but lack of maintenance and security. “Our work has included adding to make sure they can pay. ’The prior ting period. He said the present level, “The Soviet Union is securing have been told by Saudi Arabia, the After the condemnation the owner exterior lighting, work on the lawn, management had loose screening.” however, was the same as one year itself in urban areas and if we major target of their pleas, to unite staining the garage doors,” Chavez Another reason for the screening is a ;o. Eugene Weiss of Latham, N.Y. failed strengthen ourselves, then we can before any assistance will be given. to pay $102,(XX) in back taxes. When said. “In general, making all the un that the tenants here have to pay for Average weekly claims for resist,” Nassry said. Western diplomats have reported its rentable.” their own heat, besides rentm benefits increased to more than 55,- he did send payment, the check More than three feet of snow vir defections from the Afghan army, Most of the improvements done MacDonald said. (XK) in the two-week period ending bounced. tually halted fighting between Soviet reducing its strength to about 50,000. Yes, the complex has often been a between July and January were done “ Weiss had to hire an outside Jan. 19, up from just under 48,(X)0 as troops and the guerrillas in the area, Nassry said the army had dis with former owner Weiss’ money, management company to manae the of Jan. 5. source of aggravation for tenants but when the snow melts, Nassry integrated further than that to about lacking services or officals lacking Chavez said. Before the complex was complex and the problems came He said about 11,(XX) of the new acknowledged, his forces could be in 25,000 men. tax revenue. However, better days officially sold Jan. 4 to the new from management,” MacDonald claims were attributed to seasonal real trouble. He put the number of Soviet troops are being predicted by the complex’s owners, it was part of the agreement said. He said he new owners have an closings while benefits ran out for He said the rebels needed four in Afghanistan at 125,000, well over new owners. The complex has a new with Weiss beginning in July that advantage because they provide their just more than 320 claimants. In types of military assistance; mis the American estimate of 85,000. name, Sandlegrove East, and, best of Colonial Realty would operate the own mangement. creased filings were reported at 18 of siles to knock out the dreaded MI-24 all for the town officals, the $374,000 property their way, which meant MacDonald said he is also the the department’s 19 offices, Peraro N. in remaining taxes on the buildings extensive improvement, he said. manager of Hartford East on Silver said. gi-r. has been paid. Chvez said that Sandlegrove East, Lane and Jet Port Executive \ The new owners, William S. as it will be called, has about 90 per- Apartments in Windsor Locks, both - ''v Athletes Oppose managed by Colonial Realty. Deep Revulsion Why the name Sandlegrove East for the old Tudor Village? Chavez WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arkady Fire Calls said the name is the same as that of a Shevchenko, a Russian who moved in Boycott Proposal C Florida luxury complex owned by the -’V Moscow’s highest government new owners. circles before defecting to America COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. political year.” East Hartford Nutmeg Lane. Papworth, Google and Sistis own Various figures are on display in Henson’s workshop. in 1978, told Congress Friday he (UPI) — A delegation of American The athletes’ opposition to the Friday, 9:39 a.m. — Medical call to 91 Friday, 7:46 p.m. — Traffic accident Southern Gentleman with injuries at the railroad crossing on more than 6,(XX) apartment units in developed a deep revulsion for the athletes, saying they had become Carter proposal came on the eve of a Sparrowbrush Road. Connecticut, New York, New Jersey Soviet regime after seeing how the pawns in an international political Friday, 11:20 a.m. —Medical call to 460 School Street. meeting of the U.S. Olympic Com Friday, 9:09 p.m. — Traffic accident on and Florida. West lived. game, Friday denounced President mittee’s executive board. The 85- Connecticut Blvd. Mother Teresa Speaking in public for the first time Carter’s proposal for a U.S. boycott Friday: 2:16 p.m. —Brush fire on East Route 2 eastbound near High Street exit. member board, which includes 17 River Drive. •• Friday, 9:13 p.m. — False xmx alarm since his defection, Shevchenko of the 1980 Summer Olympics in athletes, was expected Saturday to at Park Avenue and Laurel Street. warned that the Soviet Union is Moscow. Friday, 2:32 p.m. — Minor structure issue a resp o n se to C a r te r ’s fire at Long Hill Road and Tolland Street. Friday, 9:22 p.m. — Brush fire on Location Changed returning to a frightening era of ’The athletes, most of whom have recommendation that American F orbes Street. Stalinist repression at home and con Friday, 3:23 p.m. — Medical investiga MANCHESTER — The location of been training at the U.S. Olympic athletes stay home this summer if tion at 117 Forbes St. Friday, 9:47 p.m. — Medical call to 139 tinues to have "an insatiable appetite Center for several months, said in High St. the Adventure Challenge presenta the Soviet Union does not withdraw Friday, 4:31 p.m. — Minor structure tion has been changed to the main for world domination” abroad. stead of boycotting the games, the its troops from Afghanistan within a fire at 34 Deerfield Ave. Manchester campus of Manchester Community He said a U.S. boycott of the Carter administration should impose month. Friday, 5:02 p.m.— Investigation at 190 Friday, 2:43 p.m. — Brush fire on Moscow Olympics next summer Greenwood St. College. The meeting, sponsored by a “total economic” sanction against The athletes, representing a varie Spencer Street. the Outing Club of MCC, will be held would serve a good purpose because the Soviet Union. ’The athletes noted ty of sports ranging from cycling to Friday, 5:38 p.m. — Medical call to 8 Friday, 7:11 p.m. — Truck fire on Kremlin leaders are pround the Ralph Road. Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. in Room C-16. The the U.S. had not shut off all grain weightlifting, said they would con Center Street. games are to be held in their country Friday, 6:07 p.m. — Medical call to 95 public is invited. shipments to the Russians. sider going along with a boycott if a and "consider the Olympics as “We are deeply distraught over the total economic sanction of the Soviet recognition of the correctness of blatant attempts by the ^ v ie t Union Union failed to halt the Communist their policy.” to militarily control its neighbors for aggression in the Persian Gulf or if political and economic interests,” public opinion in this country favored New Haven Will Seek Funds the athletes said in a prepared state it. Occupation Ends ment. "The question in our minds is ’’We must use actions which NEW HAVEN (UPI) — New Haven announced Friday systems have failed and are in need of repair or replace what are the most effective sanctions achieve results, not symbolic it will ask the state for $400,000 in energy assistance funds ment. BIR GAFGAFA, Egypt (UPI) - the Western world can utilize in gestures which only vent emotions,” under a program adopted by the Legislature last fall. Israel completed its withdrawal affecting Soviet policy. said Bob Giordano, a weightlifter Mayor Biaglo DiLieto said the funds will be used to ad from twothirds of the Sinai peninsula “The use of an Olympic boycott is from Belleville, N.J. dress potential problems of housing abandonment and to REOSTER AT niiST CLASS on schedule Friday to signal the start not in the best interests of world Giordano said 95 per cent of the 123 push conservation. of a new era of Middle E ast peace. The most effective sanction athletes training at the center op Under the plan the city will enforce building codes to relations. would be a total economic boycott of posed a boycott. assure maintenance at buildings prone to abandonment REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES The simple 10-minute handover the Soviet Union. It seems ironic that Schnugg, who said he has spent and provide loans and grants in cases where heating with JamM Murphy In ROCKVILLE ceremony at the huge Bir Gafgafa air we would continue to feed and aid our nine years in training for the Olym Tuaaday avaninga from 6:30-9:30 p.m. ■'M base that served as the Israeli potential enemies while boycotting pics. also was critical of the USOC EAST HARTFORD CORIRIUNITV OEVELOPRIENT military capital of the Sinai for near for 12 weaka baglnnlng Jan. 29, 1980 the Olympics — an action which leadership for not having responded BLOCK BRANT PROGRAM ly 13 years of occupation marked the would hurt all of the free world.” earlier to Carter’s proposal. FIFTH YEAR - 1070/1980 beginning of normal relations for the With support for an American “It is a sad situation when we have Room to bo pootod (not Including toil) first time between an Arab country boycott of the games growing daily, an executive board and it ist,«(he The Town will hold Public Hearings to give citizens an op Rockvillo High School Information; 480-3234 t-r* and the Jewish state. the athletes said they were con athletes who are having to defend the portunity to present their ideas for programs, projects or Technicalities, including the onset cerned the public in the United States Olympics,” said Schnugg. activities, which are eligible for the expenditure! Thli course meets the minimum educational of the Jewish Sabbath, held up im “has not heard our side of the issue.” Asked if he felt there was a move of $589,000 in Housing St Urban Development Funding at the I requlremenu for the taletperiont llcente as set forth Town Hall - (Jouncil Chambers by The Connecticut Heal Estate Commission, mediate implementation of normal “We are being sacrificed because within the executive board to go relations but Israeli officials said the 7:30 P.M., Thursday, February 7,1980 • Mayor’s Hearing Non Credit Programs • Extandod A Continuing we are frontpage news,” said Peter along with a boycott, Schnugg said 7:30 P.M., ’Thursday, March 6, 1980 - Council Hearing process will begin Sunday with the S. Schnugg, a water polo player from there were “very serious economic Education start of telephone, telex and postal For further information call the Community Develop Henson towers above this 165-pound Indian chief, who San Francisco. “The whole world is problems involv^.” ment Office at 289-2781, Ext. 320. T K UNVERSITY OF CONNECTICIIT # Storre 062U Henson checks life size carving of American Eagle. services between Egypt and Israel. watching and we all know this is a clutches a peace treaty in his hand. Carving was made from a 300-pound piece of wood. 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Jan. 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 26. 1980 - II to 3:30 p.m. you have a On Wednesday morning, parmigiana, whipped p.m., exercise class. chance to receive help with Wings of Morning it was pinochle time and potato, buttered broccoli, Wednesday; 9 a.m. News for Senior Citizens your income tax. Just drop we had 49 players and the Italian bread and butter, Health Clinic, 10 a.m., by and meet some very following winners: Jennie pie. pinochle games and capable and dedicated men By Vt ALLY FORTI.N come up with one for the have completed all the now recuperating at her Fogarty, 625; Graqe Wind Friday: corned beef Friendship Circle and women waiting to Hi everybody! Well, middle of March. A trip to work except for the home, 29 Ardmore Road. sor, 614; Edna Farmer, hash, pineapple ring, gathering. Noontime lunch assist you. Celebrate the Moment things have been sort of Boston Flower Show which carpeting and this has Action here at the center 596; Robert Ahem, 592; buttered vegetable, bread served. 12:45 p.m., bridge Next Thursday our good quiet around here as far as is always popular. We’ll given our ladies a chance starts with our Tuesday Bob Hill, 590; Anne Husiak, and butter, pudding. games. 1 p.m. craft class.. friends Helen Vice and Bea By CLIFF SIMPSON stop and celebrate the moment. and they were gone. Instead try a lines, the sheer and overwhelming talking about trips. Usually also stop at Quincy Market to hang up some of their afternoon Senior Bowling 586; Helen Silver, 570; Scliedule for Week Bus pick-up at 8:15 a.m.; very much and I enjoyed the end, but declared self-excommunicated, and Maher will be here to teach Frequently the Christian spends so From the accounts of Jesus' life single cashew, eat It slowly — beauty of God’s creation. Change there are too far apart.” we have all kinds of snow where you’ll get a chance very lovely and beautiful League at the Parkade Gladys Seelert, 566; Mary Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, return trips at 12:30 and 3 that one in five has returned. The us a few more dance steps much time looking ahead into Eterni and his words we know that he was celebrate the moment In the enjoy your habit of sweeping the landscape. Which reminds me of what has and freezing weather, to browse around and you draperies. They sure Lanes. The top bowlers for Hill, 565; Glen Gibbs, 564; kitchen social bingo p.m. others transferred their membership and lead us in nice sociable ty that he misses the richness of the well aware of the joy and beauty of ment of the taste. Here is one sense Instead single out the loveliness in been called the suspender-button ser however, with the weather may also have your lunch worked long antj hard in this week are: Class A men Lillian Lewis, 563; Mike games. Noontime lunch Thursday, noontime or were released. It is one of the DeSimone, 561; Ann dancing. temporal and the passing. How many the simple, everyday events and sur that we often fail “to celebrate” the world about you; the flight and mon. The pastor of a church in Ver fastest growing churches in the area. as it is, we all get the at any of the many making them. It’s really high triple, Arnie Newman served. 1 p.m. pinochle lunch served. 1 p.m. fun great to see the finished Thompson, 557. Menu for Week of your friends put off “really roundings: rememlwr how he men because we gobble or are content to- flash of a cardinal, the majestic mont was famous all over the state Is This Rug Necessary? feeling let’s take off for a restaurants there. More 528; women Class A high games. Bus pick-up at 8:15 day featuring Bea and living," seizing the value of the mo tioned God’s care for the sparrow eat the same old diet. motions of a hemlock in the wind, as for the excellence of his sermons and day. Well, I’m afraid old news in next w eek’s product and our hats are triple, Edna Christensen, In the afternoon it was Monday: homemade a.m., with return trips at Helen, dancing. Bus pick ment because they are waiting “until and commented that Solomon in all Last week at a dinner party I well as the intricate design of that each one lasted exactly 22 Some Muslem inmates of state man winter is about to column. off to our lady pros who 466; high single Class A Ir bridge game time and the chicken vegetable soup, 12;30 and 3:30 p.m. up at 10 a.m., return after I retire,” “waiting for the children to his glory was not arrayed like a — li served barbecued chicken breasts. leafless branches of birch and minutes, not a minute more. One un prisons in North Carolina were at wake up real soon and trips Not much other exciting haven’t lost their talented vin Secor 203; women high lucky prize winners are: breaded chicken patty on a Tuesday: 9 a.m, bus for fun day. finish college,” “after the mortgage ly. He went to a wedding and enjoyed And the end of the baking period I maple, the courageous pachasandra fortunate Sunday he went on and on first denied “prayer rugs,” but the will be forgotten for a news to talk about right touch. single Ida Cormier, 169. Ed Hindle, 4,480; Irene bun, brownies. shopping. 10 a.m., square Friday, 10 a m., kitchen is paid,” "when a fish-fry on the beach. He stopped to dumped in some mandarin oranges. fighting the frigid cold, and the lowly for over forty-five minutes. At dinner Department of Corrections has while. However, we have now, as we are awaiting the By the way, our good Class B men, high single Foisey, 4,280; lantha Wednesday: tomato-rice dancing. 1 p.m. return social games. Noontime my ship comes watch children dance in the street. Perhaps this is old hat to you, but it moss as it creeps along the ground. the mortified wife asked what went declared that they are "approved openings of the bids for the friend and one of the hard and high triple Sal Rosella, Rikert; Marge Reed, 4,030; soup, grilled cheese from shopping. 1 to 3:30 lunch served. 11 a m. set in." He said that gossip called him a helped me an(Pmy guests celebrate The roll-call goes on and on and is wrong. religious items.” ’They are items remaining part of the work working ladies who did so 157, 424; Class B women, Tom Regan, 3,760. sandwich, Jell-0 with p.m. income tax help and back games. Bus pick-up at necessary to the practice of Islamic Here is the wine-bibber and a glutton. Yes, the flavor of plump, juicy chicken. limited only by our failure to con “Just one of those things,” said the Advisory Group at the school. In some much work on the high single and high triple, Don’t forget that every whipped topping. Senior Bowling League at 8:15 a.m,, return trips at housewife so busy although his eye was on eternity our The next time you serve coffee and tinue the search. Come to your pasor moodily. “My secret device religion. Why not? We are glad that areas our own volunteers draperies, Ruth Malon, is Bert Clulow, 144, 322. Tuesday afternoon from 1 Thursday: veal patty the Parkade Lanes. 1:30 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. planning Lord was quite conscious of the tem open the can, don’t just measure out senses and enrich your enjoyment was to slide a cough drop under my the three clergymen were invited at Plans Program Christmas to be with our hostages in tomorrow’s menu poral. Can we do less? the right amount for the pot, pause the gift of life. I’ll leave for your own tongue. It melted in exactly 22 Iran. that she cannot Celebrate by Coining to Your for a moment and smeil it. We miss exploration the ability to touch and to minutes. ’Then I knew it was time to BOLTON - The Title I so much as we hurry through the savor the food on Senses hear, and next week continue to stop. This morning I talked for over A Comment from Robert Parents Advisory Council her plate today, or here is the chores of the home. Notice the “Celebrate the Moment” by “Dip A ll Stop fcf Shops open Sunday 9 a m -5 p m 'This field is as vast as life itself so forty minutes before I realized my Frost will have an inservice homeowner so obsessed with “the aroma of perfume, the stimulation of ping Down Where You Are” and by cough drop was a suspender button.” A Shop Coupon^^ ^ ^ Slop& Shop Coupon^ ^|siop8 Shop Couporip* Slop 8 Shop C o u p o n j* let me make a few suggestions that “The world is full of willing peo program for Title I L-Vi I ^ ^^3, greenest lawn in suburbia" that he shaving lotion, the mystery of bur “ Make Haste, Today.” SM may start your own imagination run For Churches That Wish for ple; some willing to work, the rest parents, aides and With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase g l ^ j With this coupon and a $7 50 purchase SM3 j M With this coupon coupon and and a $:a $7 50 purchase fails to spend time with his children; ning incense, and the fragrance of a ning in exciting channels. Recently The Chuckles Larger Attendance willing to let them.” teachers. kC or here is the teen-ager seeking so rose. Celebrate by coming to your The program will be at a gathering in my home one of the Parents often ask about the Out in Holt, Michigan, there is a St. Two at a Fireside hard to “prove he is not chicken” senses. about effective parenting. guests made a grab at the mixed nuts After you have “stopped to smell wisdom of bringing a child to church Matthew Lutheran Church that has “I built a chimney for a comrade r*. y that he misses all the beauty along tray and threw them into his mouth, instead of sending him to Sunday Its purpose is to show I the roses,” look at a single one grown from 100 members ten years i waaffiB j the highway. And so it goes. Let’s old, parents, aides and teachers 24 ounce bottle ■ 7 ounce can munched a few seconds, swallowed. carefully. Notice the coloring, the School. The issue was settled about a ago to almost 1600 now. They have I did the service not for hope of better ways to com ! FILM PROCESSING month ago for one family that tried attempted to solve the church atten “’iwWBS'XT-iesseg hire — municate with children and ■ On any size roll or cartridge of color LISTERINE COLGATE GREEN GIANT the experiment. At the dinner table, dance problem by notifing absentees ■ print film brought in to be developed this And then I travelled on in winter’s make them more effective the mother rather hesitatingly asked, that they are “self- cold ! week only. Coupon expires Feb. 2,1980. Antiseptic -xj Religious Services “How did you like the sermon?” The in their respective roles. MOUTHWASH i TOOTHPASTE ! NIBLET CORN excommunicated.” Yet all the way I glowed before the ■ Good Sua. Jan 27 • Sat.. Feb 2 Limit one per customer i------^ Good Sun, Jan 27 • Sat, Feb 2 Limit one per customer [~i------7 1 Good Sun, Jan 27 • Sat. Feb 2 Limit one per customer — I Good Sun Jan 27 • Sat, Feb 2 Umrt one per customer youngster hemmed and hawed and John Wiedenheft, YMCA It seems to work. The church of fire.” G rocety* finally said, “I liked the beginning ficials say about 125 have been family counselor, will be Grocery ~ ^ | Faith Baptist Churrh, 52 Lake St. through junior high; 10:45 a.m.. Senior Edwin Markham the instructor. Andover Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m,, high class, nursery: 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Wiedenheft has con First Congrrftational Churrh of An Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., worship ser- teaching service. ONE O f THE ETOP « SHOP COMPMUE cice; 7 p.m., evening service. Emanuel Lutheran Churrh, Church ducted many courses and dover, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. seminars on the subject Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m.. Church of the Assumption, Adams and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Sunday Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward Church Bulletin Board contents. He recently com- S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday fnasses at 5 Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor p le te d a s u c c e s s fu l CetYourSlop&Siopswordi! school. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship ser program for parents of SwPkt 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Second Church Monday: 3:30 Staff Research Project Commis Ladies’ bible study. 7 p.m. adolescents. Double your savings at Sto|i& Shop with Bolton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for meeting. 6:45 p.m. Scouts. The program will consist Infants, adult forum; 11 a.m.. Nursery MANCHESTER - The sion which is studying the Midweek prayer service at Saints. Woodside Street and Hillstown of four two and a half hour SUPERMARKETS Churrh of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron for infants. Second Congregationai 7:30 p.m. Housing board. burial cloth of Jesus of the church and teen bible Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 sessions on Jan, 30, Feb. 6, Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. am .. Priesthood and Relief Society; St. Mary’s Episcopal Churrh, Park Church, 385 N. Main St., Tuesday: 4 p.m. Junior Nazareth. study at the Davis Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses choir. Feb. 13 and Feb. 27 from ? Double MamiiMiirei^s Coupons! 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K. will kick off its celebration Bromley will prese'h^he Building. to 9:30 p.m, at Bolton at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a.m. Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary of the ecumenical 2(X)th an Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. lecture and lead an ^ n Friday: 7 p.m. Teen ac Bolton I'nited Methodist Church, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; niversary of the founding Emanuel choir. discussion. The public is in tivity. Elementary School 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant to the Thursday: 10 a.m. vited. A free-will offering Saturday: 8 a.m. Men’s library. rector. 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9a.m., of Sunday school with a Hiles. pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 coffee hour on Sunday. Prayer group. 11:15 a.m. will be received. , prayer meeting 10 a m. 11 a m., worship service. p.m., salvation meeting. Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 Cooperative This special anniversary Care and visitation. 3:45 Bus ministry visitation. St. Georfte’s Episcopal Churrh, United Pentecostal Church, 187 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. p.m. Bell choir. 6:30 p.m. Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger. party, hosted by members Unitarian Nursery Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Center Congregational Church, 11 Confirmation. 7 p.m. Word Union Church vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Chirtis Jr., of the Youth Fellowship BOLTON - The and witness. 7:45 p.m. MANCHESTER - This a m.. Nursery program and coffee a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m,, senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, and Board of Christian Sunday at 10:30 the VERNON - The Rev. Children’s Cooperative fellowship. Basketball practice at worship. associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Education, will begin at Unitarian Universalist Paul Bowman, senior Nursery will meet Monday DOUBLE COUPONS Bolton Congregational Church, Presbyterian Churrh, 43 Spruce St. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m,. 11;15 a.m. in Fellowship Keeney Street School. minister of Union at 8 p.m. at St. Maurice EXAM PLE: 40' O ff (crpon) + 4 0 ' (stop8Shop) = 8 0 ' (“ oT) S e e S tore for D etails • G ood thru S at., F eb .2 Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton Worship service and church school; 11:15 S a tu r d a y : 10 a .m . Society East will celebrate Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Hall, following the worship its eleventh anniversary of Congregational Church will Parish Center, Hebron Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Tryouts for children’s have as his sermon topic service. A large cake will the founding of the society Road. service and nursery, church school; 10:30 day school: 7 p.m., informal worship. highlight the event, as will m u s ic a l 8 p .m . AA- Sunday, “From Paul to B N lE to N O W t a m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. and will welcome The guest speaker will be St. John's Polish National Catholic South Windsor booths prepared by the Emanuel Hill Chapter of Timothy.” The service ^ Money Saving Meat Values Forum. Study group. Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. members who have joined Mrs. Barbara Nicholson Wapping Community Church. 1790 various church classes. Alcoholics Anonymous will starts at 10 a.m. Installa Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; meet in Luther Hall, 60 over the past year. who will talk about O hm m ic 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard Learning crafts and activi UUS; East Minister Ar tion of church officers and “ Readiness for son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Church St. Stop & Shop Coventry St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. ty ideas will be displayed nold Westwood will share ordination of diaconate will Kindergarten and T e d d ie worship service and church school, along with curriculum and take place during the ser Recognizing Gifted “Great Beef Coventry Preshyterian Church, Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. St. Francis of Assiai Churrh, 673 his findings of the special I Trinity Covenant vice. Peam itL Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, audio-visual materials for Unitarian Universalist Children.” ik e s USDA Choice Creamy or Chunky p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30.10and 11:30 all age levels. Following the service Beef Top OW Fashion 16oz. jar.. 16 o u n c e p a c k a g e ...... a.m., worship; 11 a m., Sunday school; pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and .5:30 MANCHESTER - The sources of spirituality. The Openings are still am. there will be a coffee hour 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 The public is cordialiy in Trinity Covenant Church Unitarian Universalist available for children ages ^ WEEKLY St. Jam es Churrh. Rev. James in the Church Annex at 11 B re d i Bveck Prince of Peace Lutheran Churrh. a.m. vited . announces the following Society East meetinghouse 3 and 4. For more informa W INNERS*^ Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, T he S econd a.m. Also at 11 a.m. the S ham poo Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team St. Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John activities for the coming is at 153 W. Vernon St. in tion contact Mrs. Leslie Crone Rinse H. Wilkens, pastor. 9 a m., Sunday J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Congregational Church of week: Music Committee will > ^ — a — Normal, Oily or Dry Reg., Lenron, X-6ody or ministry; Rev. Ekiward J. Reardon, in Manchester. Hatch, 647-1461 or Mrs. fTjOflcejiyicCTigg n t R o u n d ^ S t o 7 ounce bottle ...... Belum 7ox. btl...... school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday the United Church of Christ Sunday: 8:15 and 10:45 meet in the Chapel and the St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Rev. F. residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 There will be a time for Heidi Risley, 646-7495. i&SiM wStofe masses atSp.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, announces the following a.m. Morning worship ser ushers will meet in the Fill your home freezer with our big values! Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 10 and 11:30 a.m. coffee and discussion frozen foods a.m., noon and 5 p.m. activities for the coming vices with the Rev. Nor sanctuary. The Junior High Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Sand following the program. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. week; man E. Swensen, nursery Pilgrim Fellowship will Women’s Club GRANDPOZE R oastf™ ! lb masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Sunday school and nursery Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Sunday; 10 a.m. Service meet at 4 p.m'. Details on Entry A lean, tender, really delicious oven roast. 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to for infants. 9:30 a.m. Sun care are available. VERNON - Robert Box at all Stop & Shop Stores. O range TasteO^Sea , Second Congregational Churrh, Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 the vicar, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 of worship and church day bible school, with Hurd of the Vernon y and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Altar Society "Great B eef Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, a m.; family service and Sunday school. schooi 11 a.m. Fellowship classes for age three Historical Society will be self service deli spucmi Beef Round Tip Roast USDACtxiice ^i.9a toJtllO0SunGlory Scrod Dinner: pastor. 9:30 a m., Education for all ages; 10:30 and noon. hour - 200th anniversary through adult and nursery Nazarene BOLTON — St. Maurice 6 o u n c e c a n ...... 1 6 o u n c e p a c k a g e ...... Jehovah's Witnesses. 647 Tolland Avery Street Christian Reformed the guest speaker at the 11 a.m., worship service. celebration of church for pre-schoolers. 4 p.m. MANCHESTER-A mis Church Altar Society will "Great B eef Turnpike. 9:30 a m., Bible discourse; Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, monthly meeting of the 11b. stops Shop Beef Top Round Steak USOA Choice ^2.3a pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. school. Inquirer’s class 6:30 p.m. sionary father and son will have a bake sale Sunday Suburban Women’s Club of A m ile Taste O^Sea 10:20 a m., group discussion. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at "Great B eef and 7 p.m,, worship service, nursery at Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. Bible An Old Fashioned Meeting be ministering at the Vernon, Ellington and ^ 2 . 4 9 n East Hartford Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church both services. Highland Park Market in Beef Round Tip Steak USDA Choice Jm o e W hiting F ille t (.Missouri Synod), Cooper and High study. with special music and Church of the Nazarene, Tolland on Feb. 5. con S eneca 6o<. c a n .. 16 ounce package ...... Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Manchester. Proceeds will "Great B eef First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 testimonies, coffee and 236 Main St. during both The meeting will be at USDA Choice Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. 10 a.m., Churrh (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Bible study group. benefit the society’s 7:15 p.m. at the Northeast Cube Steak Beef Round ^2.4a a m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a m,, Sunday Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, fellowship. services Sunday. Maple or Thick Slice P e t church school; 11 a.m., morning school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 Thursday: 4:30 Junior Monday: 7 to 9:30 p.m. The Rev. Robert endeavors. School. Anyone interested "Great Beef pastor. 9:30 a m,, worship service; 10:30 USDA Choce worship: 7 p.m., evening service. a.m.. First and second year youth in pkg Beef Round Stewing Meat ^2.1 a a.m.. Sunday school. choir, 6:30 High choir, 7:30 Church family to meet at McCroskey Sr. has served Ecumenical is invited to attend. Cookeid Ham Dcmeslc ‘2.69 Toast A pple Pie First Baptist Church of East Hart struction. Holy Communion the first and Me.1t 9 ourKe package ...... 26 ounce package p.m. Senior choir, 7 p.m. Roller Way, Stafford in the Phillippines as Hurd, who lives in b »9 ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 third Sunday of each month. Our Savior Lutheran Church, Service Armour Hot Dogs 1 M.29 Bov Scouts. Springs, for all, church StooiSrtoo S i n o Main St. Rev. CTiarles Coley, pastor. 11 (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 evangelist and field Rockville, serves the Ver Meat Bologna ' tO «3pko I.U^ “White Gem” Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon roller skating party. BOLTON - An V eal Elfio^s a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 a.m., Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., superintendent since 1956. non Historical Society as Claussen Pickles ^.09 nursery; 9:45 am ., Sunday school; 6 worship. Tuesday: 6 a.m. Men’s His son, the Rev. Robert ecumenical service for the architect for the survey Ptormegiana ■ 0 7 CheesePizza a.m., Bible classes; 10 a m., worship; 6 3 s lic e s p.m.. Training Union. South Methodist prayer breakfast at La McCroskey Jr. was ap Christian Unity will be held of cultural resources. His B uH oni p.m., worship. Vernon corner deli Delicious values! Chideen Leg>IM 19 ounce package 12 ounce package ...... Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran First Churrh of Christ, Scientist. 447 MANCHESTER - The Strada West Restaurant. pointed to Indonesia in 1974 Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at St. talk on the “Historical Church in Ameriea), 1120 Silver Lane. N. Main St. 11 a m., church service, Sun St. Joseph Church, 33 West St,, South United Methodist Wednesday; 6:30 p.m. and has been serving in the G e o r g e ’s E p is c o p a l Highlights of Rockville,’’ Available in stores featuring a service deli. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr,, pastor. 9:30 day school, and care for small children. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 Church announces the area of evangelism. As Church. will include a slide presen Quarters HaffGaRon Green Giant Pioneer girls. 7 p.m. Choir a m., worship service. Community Baptist Churrh, 585 E. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 following activities for the their furloughs cor The Rev. J. Stanton 119 rehearsal. 7:30 Bible study. tation. ‘White Gem" Ice Cream Vegetdiles C Q f First Congregational Churrh, 87 Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. and 11:15 a.m. coming week: Thursday: 6:30 a.m. responded, the Conover, Pastor of Bolton wasternTUfkey Assorted Flavors in BuMer Sauce Peas or Breast Quarters with wing Chicken 5 3 ' s t o p s S h o p ...... c n i. ' Niblel Corn 10 01. p k g ...... Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Rockville Baptist Churrh. 69 Union Monday: 1 p.m. Income Women’s prayer breakfast McCroskeys have been Congregational Church, In-laws minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 tax help from AARP at La Strada West able to travel across the will be guest speaker. "White Gem" Q Q c minister. 10 am., worship service, during the service; 10:30 a m.. Morning Breast *««• Chicken Chicken a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., Sun experts, reception hall. Restaurant. Special music will be In-laws, the way of refer Sliced to order l b Thighs TQb' Drumsticks dairy Specials on our best Stop& Shop Brand and more! church school, child care; 11 a m , coffee worship, nursery provided. day school; 7 p.m., evening service. country together holding ring to one's relations by hour: 6 p.m., youth choir: 7 p.m., youth Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. special missionary con provided by the Krescher marriage, is short for the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Sacred Heart Churrh, Route 30. Rev. family. Colonial Bologna ‘ 1.69. fellowship Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor: Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Women’s Prayer and Study ferences and conventions. term "in canon law,” the ref Guest Preacher erence being to the degrees of Carando’s Mortadella ‘ 1.89, PiDsbuiy Fleischmann Faith Tahernaele Cliureh, 1535 George Emmitt, minister of visitation Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m,; Sun Group will meet at 1208 They will speak at the Turkey Breast OvonRcMSl M .4a Forbes St Rev Ralph Saunders, pastor and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; day masses at 7:30 , 9, 10:30 a.m. and Main St. HEBRON - The Rev. 10:45 a.m. worship service affinity within which a mar B iscuits Margarine THE riage was allowed or prohibit Corned Beef Buttermilk or Countrystyle S___ o ft 2 - 8 ,_rcups w c u p s 10 a m.. Sunday school: II a m., worship noon. Randolph Fields of Corned Beef ‘4.29i» 10:45 a m., worship, children’s church Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. and at the evening service BIBU ed by the church. Tt* ounce package . 16 ounce package service: 7 p.m , evangelistic service. and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, St. John's Episcopal Church, Route Men’s Prayer and Study Lawrence, Mass, will be at 7 p.m. The public is Cole Slaw MMe n c» own kitcheris 55,' .Nursery at all services. nursery. 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 Group will meet at the the guest preacher at the welcome to attend. S P ^ Burnside I nited Methodist Church, Calvary Church (Assemhlies of a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser Brisket N iiSonii church. All men of church Gilead Congregational 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Nursery care is Eugene God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike, Rev. vice and church school. Church Sunday at 10:30 -HI o o d pastor 9:30 a m., (Jiurch school for all and community are invited provided. Brewer Y ogurt Cheese Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Vernon Assemblies of God Church, to attend. a.m. Smoked Pork Shoulder Picnic S 3 8 9 : . Plain, NaTural. 4 varieties ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m., The Church of the Low Fal Hood 16oz cup* 7 ounce bar. Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Pastor Fields is the first Worship hour with child care provided for Michelino Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and Thursday: 3 p.m. Confir Nazarine announces the Commercialized religion a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service black prison chaplain in the and professionalized infants through age 5; 6p.m., Junior High of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. 6:30 p.m., worship services. mation class, education following activities for the OF HEALTH Union. He is currently ser clergymen constitute a S o u r Te m p -te e and Senior High Youth Fellowships. Concordia Lutheran Church, Vernon United Methodist Churrh, wing 6:30 p.m. Junior choir coming week: dreadful blight upon today’s Answers about Health Wepley Memorial Churrh (I'nited (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. rehearsal 7:30 p.m. Board ving at the Concord State Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. society. It is a sad situation and Medicines from the C ream y n ^ p e d I ounce I FreshPork A Q f Breakstone Cream Cheese Methodist Churrh), 110 Ellington Road. Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, 9:15 a.m., worship service, nursery. of Trustees in church office Prison in Massachusetts. Young women’s bible when religion is packaged Proprietary Association. • Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a m., 8 o u n c e c u p ...... 12 ounce container. associate pastor. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Com Church of S " i. ~Bernard,, Rockville 7:30 p.m. Adult Study and study, babysitting and hawked like a potent Q. How much of each Cooked Chicken worship service, child care. munion, youth class, nursery for small Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Sharing Group will meet at Calvary Church provided. 2 p.m. Servce at medicine. And it is even health-care dollar goes for children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, more deplorable when nonprescription medicines? Shoulder ^ ^ cx Fruit Flavored! masMs at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 224 Indian Trail, Glaston- MAMnuccTE'D _ "-i Crestfield Convalescent Ametican-.^. 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m MANCHESTER - “The clergymen feel no moral seafood Tasty ch.inge of pace! church school through Grade 6, nusery bury, call 646-323 for infor Home. 3 p.m. Service at obligation to reach out to shop Glastonbury for small children. Rockville United Melhodisl Church, Shroud of Turin” will be Fresh Pork Spare Ribs bake. *1.1 a Cheese 1 D rin k mation and directions. Vernon Manor. 7:30 p.m. people beyond their own tnd. Wrapped Food Slices J Assorted Flavors I nitarian L'niveraaliat Societys Flast, 142 Grove St. Rev, Richard E, Thompson, the theme of the lecture White or Yellow 12oz. pkg ...... % Sun Glory Gallon Container. S i . Dunflian"i» Churrh, Manchester church who have spiritual pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Friday: 6:15 p.m. Youth Board of Christian Life Fresh Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, presented by Paul Bromley needs. H addock minister. 10:30 a.m., Service. F'irsl Congrcfialional Churrh of Ver choir rehearsal 7:30 p.m. of Jewett City at the 6:30 meeting. Jesus was concerned to bakery You'll enjoy everything we bake ' Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Chancel choir rehearsal Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. help people who were Jumbo Sunkist Gtrus Sale! at 8. 9:30 and 11 a m. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. p.m. service at Calvary 7:30 p.m. United Methodist spiritually sick (Matt. 9:12) F i n e t s * r a s 9 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Church, 647 East Middle Bake, broil or Iry. H , ^ 56 Size ^ Stop & Shop Sliced White Kitchen Cupboard Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church Youth Fellowship in Youth wherever he found them. pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser Lounge. Tpke. THANKSGIVING He was not inclined to leave Hebron school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. their needs to be provided A'. About three cents. Shrimp Patties H .49 vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a.m., Sun Worship service, Bromley is a full-time avd Oranges NOVENA TO ST. JUDE by social institutions, This compares to seven Fish & Chips ’2.49 n u ts St. Peter’s Episropai Churrh. Route day Bible school classes for all ages, Biblical archeological Big Daisy F’ull Goapel Interdenominallonal Emanuel profitmaking ones or cents for prescription druys, 85. Rev. William Parsing, rector. 10 a.m., three through adult, nursery lor ihtaiits. Church Inr., 9 Ellington Ave., researcher and a member I Ndy SL M l, A pntfi mt M rt|r, BTNt Fishcakes ‘i,09 ^ M inneola otherwise. 42 cents for hospital ser BobkmLMe Worship service. Second Congregational Churrh, 385 Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, Lutheran of the Shroud of Turin h iiH n M rM hi M id n ; a u r M m m An impersonal approach vices and 12 percent for Cod Fillets lit) ckg F(ot(-n ’1.49 Stop & Shop tf Jmi IMit, MM Mtomt «(il Fio/en Bread Gilead Coiigragational Churrh, N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D. minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., deliverance to ministry is one of the doctor care. Consumer ex Mini Fish Cakes r.t) pkg ‘1.29 O r a i ^ 20 ounce loaf 1902 pkg of 12 MANCHESTER - The M Me jm 9M pilnmi k Mt more unfortuante effects of penditures fur nunprescrip- Sioo s sno(i cookto 99 Hebron Rev. David G. Runnion- MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m.. Service of service; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., M Juicy 75 size I Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 am ., Worship worship and church school; 11 a.m.. deliverance service. Emanuel Lutheran Church • f M i Ta M I M r m v a t M t t t the clergy-laity distinction tion medicines are small and Spice Cake ’1.19 Chocolate Donuts 9 9 “Tha Shroud of ri ■! leart M MaUf M k iMi Little wonder that service, nursery; 9:15 am ., Church Fellowship hour in the hall. Talroitville Congregational Church, announces the following steadily declining. The 1977 frozen meats Hoiil n M iei iM imIi pM MW ti MM to “parishioners” attended by per person expenditure of L em o n s’ school classes. North United Methodist Churrh, 300 Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 activities for the coming T u r in ” week; HEAR mi ra to ta m . m to p rtM il ato such “professionals” feel $19.75 for nonprescriptiun Parker St. Rev. Dr. Howard L. Love, a.m.. Worship service, church school, medicines represented only Swiffs Brown 'N Serve ■ M M M hi ratori I prMtoa to m U little real warmth in their 2Ibk Cookies & pastor. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- nursery. - Sunday: 8:30 and 11 a.m. Paul Bromley 30 cents of every $100 of yav mm Ib m r mStmm y « to b i to- ministry. How different Manchester cices, with coffee fellowship between ser Trinity Lutheran Church, Worship, J. Lee Goodwin Biblical Sunkist Kinnow Tangerines isssize i2io,‘1 kM was the approach of Paul to disposable personal income, lECONOMYl vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, preaching. 9:45 a.m. Sun Archeohgical Christian service — "For compared with 48 cents in iai Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a m., S q t o n a - Iv Eaton, l i r a M Ito ry i Jumbo Celery 2 pound jar years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship ser day school, nursery for in RcBcarcher the love of Christ con- 1962, a drop of over one- 8oz. Strawberries CiUTOtS Sandwich Creme p''9 < breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday mi Birtoa.” h M c a li« a eri to yri e iw i straineth us (2 Cor. school classes for age three through vices; 9:15 a.m. Sunday school. fants and adult forum with CALVARY CHURCH third in 15 years. About 70 pkg. Fresh Tea Bags „A ’ 1.09 Economy Honey school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Grade 6. Union Congregational Church, 8:30 S t Jtoa p n i h r n ato d f ato tonto f M percent of all individual 3lb. Fresh Full Gospel Interdenominational film and bible study. 11 of Manchester .M ac. & Cheese 22 Pancake Syrup South I nited Methodist Churrh, 1128 a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se M 7 E. Mlddla Tpka. lUl Ana. IWa wm m toi amr toaa treatments today are with Weaver Chicken To Go ’3.99 Florida Calif. (.hurrh, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip a.m. Special council nonprescription medicines. 3V> Pound Package bag^ _ ^bunch ______, ______Main St. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Rev. cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. 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I I r^EVENlNG HERALD, Sat., Jan. 26, EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan 26, 1980 — 15 Prices Sky High Today’s Herald Angle ‘Political Football’ LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) Fisk Rated Highly Sport Parade ______I q O$ trA *> I no» «tAn* in 0 — When Lake Placid officials last year. Last year in spring Earl Yost BOSTON (UPI) - Boston training, he was supposed to be the although his bat may be a tntie Only time will tell,” Weaver said. ordered Olympic gold, silver Red Sox Manager Don Zimmer best catcher in the International slower. But he should be able to play The Baltimore manager said he Sports Editor Milt Richman a couple more.years, and he's a good and bronze medals to dis says he would rather have a League. was counting on another strong year Virgin’s Feeling UPI Sports Editor team player.” • healthy Carlton Fisk behind "But he was dropping balls, they from Jim Palmer, who has made it tribute during the Winter Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver were running on him all over the known he'd like his contract re CHICAGO (UPI) — Craig Virgin, considered magazine. He recently won the American qualifying Olympic Games, gold was the plate this coming season told reporters he feels his club can ' trials for the International Amateur Athletic Federation about $200 an ounce and silver Women Were Left Out than an extra pitcher who ballpark, and he couldn’t reach se negotiated. Weaver also said he was by running experts to be America’s top long cond base. Who wouldn't have been duplicate its performance of last "a bit worried” about starting Rosemary' and Butch World Cross Country Championships, to be held March 9 about $5. could win 16 games. season, when it won the American distance ace, is beginning to feel like a in Paris. NEW YORK (UPI) — Did you know when the Olympics first concerned?” Zimmer said. pitcher Dennis Martinez, who Featured at Frank Maratta’s 20th annual Auto Show at the “political football.” That was two years ago. On were held in ancient Greece, women weren’t even allowed to at Judging by what he was told by one The Boston manager said he was League pennant and came within a slumped during the second half of He had planned to try to make the 1980 U.S. Olympic game of taking the World Series. Hartford Civic Center this weekend are Rosemary Rouse and Virgin ran for the U.S. team in the 1976 Olympics and is Team in the marathon and 10,000 meters. Friday, gold was quoted at $640 tend the games, much less compete in them? of his coaches, Fisk sounds as if the satisfied with his first three pitchers, last year, Butch Hobson. The pair will add a little window dressing to the elbow ailment which curtailed his Dennis Eckersley, Mike Torrez and He said he was hoping relievers "We'll go over the films to see considered a favorite to make this year's team — if there Regarding the issue of politicizing the Games, Virgin an ounce in New York and $668 I did some digging into the history Sammy Stewart, Tim Stoddard and show along with Carl Yastrzemski. is one. playing time last year is on the Bob Stanley. Outside of Baltimore, what he was doing wrong the second said he sees "both sides of the coin,” but of even greater in London, after flirting with of the original Olympics and un mend, Tippy Martinez could fill the void Hobson and Yaz need little in- He is one of hundreds of American athletes whose weight is the tragedy of wasting years of personal effort covered the information the penalty Zimmer said, no team could boast a half of the year. He’s got to throw "1 only saw one game this season, the $850 mark at the peak of “I have not talked to Fisk, but created by the departure of Don trodurtion to readers in these parts hopes of competing in the Olympics hangs in the balance oriented toward Olympic competition, for any woman found at the games in A.D. when they were banned as starting trio as effective. more breaking balls for strikes; that the Super Bowl. 1 didn't even watch the market. Silver was quoted pagan festivals by Theodosius of (bullpen coach) Walt Hriniak did, Stanhouse to the Los Angeles but Rouse does. She's better known as a result of President Carter's call for a boycott of the “I’ve worked many (11) years— not just the last four-:- those days wqs death. He is hopeful southpaw Bruce we know. And he’ll have to work on .Mabama in the Sugar Bowl against in New York at $35 an ounce. Rome. and Fisk told him his arm feels Dodgers. as the beautiful, well-tanned, blue- 1980 Games in Moscow. in preparation for the Games, conditioning, sharpening Those ancient Greeks had a rigid Hurst could make the jump from AA his concentration,” Weaver said. Arkansas Bear Bryant (Alabama Winter Olympic “gold” It remained for Pierre de Couber- better than it has in the last two ball to majors, "It’s not easy to lose a guy like Weaver was asked how it felt when eyed blonde who coach) had all his best players ready "I'm getting more upset about this every day," Virgin my skills , getting experience in international com code for conducting the games and Stanhouse. But the other three didn’t petition," he said. medals contain six grams of tin of France, railed the "Father of years and that he can catch 130 'Tve never seen Bruce Hurst his club led the Pirates 3-1 in the 1979 answers to the for that game. He's a great coach," said in a telephone interview from his Lebanon home. ran them in an iron-handed manner. get enough work because of him. The "There are a lot of guys who started out with me 11 the Modern Olympics," to resurrect games," Zimmer said Thursday throw, but (pitching coach) Johnny World Series. He laughed. The professional name the former signal-caller said. "I'm getting to feel like a political football. 22karat gold coated over They eventually made an exception only thing we don’t know is that if we years ago, and now I'm one of the only ones left." them in 1896, when, appropriately before the annual Boston Baseball Podres said he thought Hurst had an questioner was Pittsburgh third of Marry Hopkins "This Olympic Games boycott has captured the atten sterling silver. to their firm no-women rule after dis Writers Dinner. made a good decision to let Don go. "They say it takes a year to * Virgin said many amateur athletes, especially track covering one female, disguised as a enough, the first modern Olympics outstanding chance to make the baseman Bill Madlock. ol the Schaefer tion of the media, politicians have realized this and — it "Tiffany’s originally quoted "Right now. I’d swim the ocean for recuperate after surgery to get your and field competitors, will lament the loss of the Olym man. serving as a trainer for one of were staged in Athens. team. I hope he’s right. He will get City commercials being an election year — it will be a very hot item." a Carlton Fisk who can catch 120 full strength back. I'm in great shape us a price of $255 for gold Again, after the 1936 Olympics, every opportunity” Marry is prettier Virgin said he hoped a U.S. team competes in the Olym pics because of its status as the ultimate level of competi the Olympic boxers and attending the games ... but I'd probably sink, ” the in person. 1 found (and he looked it) and I'll start tion. medals and only a few days games. No ordinary female, this one which were held in Berlin, the games Hurst was 17-8 last year, splitting pics this summer but doesn't think there's much chance were interrupted by Adolf Hitler’s ig manager said. out first hand, than tnrowing February ago we heard they were was the boxer’s mother who took the season between Winter Haven that will happen. However, he and several other athletes nition of World War II and although Fisk started just 35 games last 1 before reporting "We don't have a Super Bowl or a World Series, " he sticking to it,” a Lake Placid over the job of preparing him for the and Bristol. on the screen Marcy Hopkim are not being unpatriotic when they say they want to go to international fires burned far more season, with Boston winning 25 of lo r s p rin g said. Zimmer also said he would be .\ graduate of Moscow, he said. official said Friday. games when his regular trainer, his fiercely than they do now and the them. Toward the end of the year the Florida State training,' he Virgin, who said he believed the boycott of the Moscow father, died. She wanted to be on ready to use rookie Glenn Hoffman Joe’s World "Too many of these people have given too much to Because of several design games went in discard for 12 years, elbow bothered him so much he 2 I'niversity. where she majored in Olympics will be effective only if 50 percent of competing hand to see her son participate, and as a defensive replacement for third added make a strong U.S. team," Virgin said. “In essence, we couldn't even serve as the team’s English and history, she was a part- "I'll report in countries pull out, said he will continue to train as if the changes, production was the ancient Greeks, showing infinite they were resumed once more in baseman Butch Hobson in the late in loi; (, vini \\ worked our butts off for years and years, in the heat and designated hitter. time bit actress before coming to United States still intends to send a team to Russia. He delayed for some time but the London in 1948. nings. and he would split first base shape They may cold, in the dark and light, to be in the position where we wisdom, decided not to punish her Should Fisk not be able to return to New York four years ago. The still trade me. but said he hoped U.S. officials at least plan an alternate duties between Tony Perez and Carl can serve our country well. jeweler isn’t flustered by the fulltime catching, the job will fall to Schaefer assignment was the job that I'm counting on athletic event. Statements Impress Yastrzemski. "It's kind of a Catch-22 situation, and 1 don't like it. I price rise in metals. Subject to Change Gary Allenson if Boston cannot playing with ^ Virgin said he can still look forward to the 1984 Games, What impresses me most in all the "Tony’s a good player and he was J Omar ISeedham-Rodmaker really started her on the road to big feel uncomfortable. " At Tifffany and Co. in New I cite this particular case to il acquire another catcher, Boston. ,, , but that would only be partial consolation. furor over whether we should or our top run-producer last season, ” bucks The 24-year-old former University of Illinois star holds York, they seemed em lustrate the fact that despite their "I think Gary will do a better job Enough about Marcy, who hails Tve been Hobson two American long-distance records and was chosen the "I feel especially sorry for the ones for whom it might shouldn’t boycott the games in said Montreal Expos skipper Dick barrassed by questions, con characteristic inflexibility, the Moscow is the expression of some of this year. He was in a tough situation Williams. "He's got quite a bit left. from Naples. Fla., and more on Hob working out almost daily at my home bc'-t U S. distance runner of 1979 by Runner's World be the last chance to compete," he said. Olympic Games always have been A good many of you have heard me rod making and guiding all ovei New 6 those athletes who have been son. in Union Chapel, Alabama, a little ceding it was an honor and a and still are subject to change, and mention Omar Needham of Rangely England so he and wife Ruth, settled town of 1.500 with plenty of land," he ‘TooTairjones Olympic Flame Works in Test joy to do the work. anyone trying to predict their future working years in preparation for the Maine, and. in fact, I mentioned him in Manchester, Vermont, where he Happy in Boston added. course runs the risk of being dead event. Naturally, they'll be disap in one of the columns about cane rod went to work for the Orvis Co. as a In the absence of William pointed if there is a boycott and they ■f don't want to play anywhere LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — The Olympic flame works— at least it did wrong. makers. rod maker. This was the time that Christopher, a Tiffany don’t get to compete, but I'm im else 1 like Fenway Park. I like Denies Report during its first wind-blown test. Obviously, Robert Kane, president Omar and I became fast friends in the Orvis family still owned the com Booster of Zimmer executive who handled the pressed by the ones who say we playing in New England and 1 like my An Olympic arena worker Thursday lit for the first time — quite un of the U.S. Olympic Committee, ran the five years prior to his death, and I pany. and Omar shortly ended up in Zimmer has been often-maligned, DALLAS (UPI) - Ed "Too Tall " Lake Placid account, a shouldn't go. They're the ones who teammates and the fans. " the ceremoniously, with a burning rolled-up newspaper — the propane gas flame that risk when he told the House really believed we enriched each charge of the red making part of the from the fans and the media, but Jones Friday said he knew "nothing stand ready to make some sacrifice .Mabama-born Hobson said during a that will burn continuously for 11 days in February during the 1980 Winter spokesman said the company others lives with this friendship. business. In fact, he was their only Hobson's one of his biggest boosters. about" a prediction that he would Foreign Affairs Committee in for the country giving them their op press conference yesterday in Hart- Games at Lake Placid, is absorbing a tremendous part Washington Wednesday a U.S. I learned a lot from this ma.n who rod maker at various times, and Zim's the manager and he's done a leave his professional boxing career portunity to participate in the first tord which he shared with Marcy. The test was conducted without incident, Olympic officials said, adding of the price. boycott of the Olympics in Moscow was one of the country’s finest rod when the company was sold about pretty good job, winning over 90 to return to football. place. makers, fly tyers. outdoorsman, 1940, he remained on, in charge of all games each of the last three seasons that workers would be asked to try to control black smoke that occasionally The Lake Placid Olympic this summer would "undercut the The one-time University of Rinorm Hitzges, a sports producer rose from the bowl. games to extinction. ” He said he I'm not trying to wave the flag or guide, outfitter, and walking en cane rod production* However, he and it wasn't enough. Organizing Committee ordered get up and sing the national anthem, .Mabama quarterback, who decided for KABC in Los Angeles, said on During the first test, the flame initially rose to its maximum height of eight would deplore the cancellation of the cyclopedia of all things pertaining to personally varnished each and every all I'm trying to say is that many baseball offered the best future, has public television station KERA in feet, but Thursday's 20 mph winds later flattened the flame somewhat. 300 medals —100 each of gold, games "because I don't think they the outdoors. rod that left the place ... which leads "I think we've got enough pitching Dallas Friday that he successfully other athletes in the past made the heard his name in trade talk men The test, which lasted only a few minutes, was the first of several that will silver and bronze for the 38 could be re-established. " He was a multi-faceted "swamp me to a funny story. to win, we just fell short. Another predicted Jones would leave the Cow ultimate sacrifice for this country by tioned more often than any member be made prior to the games — hopefully on calmer days — officials said. yankee ". born in the State of Maine, Omar was out ill with the flu for a lefthanded starting pitcher would events on the program. With all due respect for Bob Kane, giving up their lives to protect it. so of the Red Sox cast during the off boys and go into boxing, and the and the knowledge that he imparted week or 10 days and in that time help us a lot in '80, " Hobson same source has informed him of the who has helped formulate and imple why should there even be so much as season. ment U.S. Olympic Committee was delivered in a down East accent, someone else varnished the rods. observed. reversal. a question now about giving up the policy the past 25 years, I think he's with a touch of Yankee humor, and a When he returned to work, the new 1 just don't read the papers. I've Cowboys general manager Tex opportunity to participate in games'’ "I wasn't happy when I found out Grace, Fluidity, Consistency off base in his prediction. love for whatever subject he was owner was up in arms, raving about heard that 1 would be traded to five Somehow, this reminds me of the that we would be losing Bob Watson, Schramm told KDFW in Dallas that Granted there is always the chance ""on." how the varnish had turnded bad and or six clubs. 1 want to stay in he's a great guy, and a good hitter. there has been no official contact if these upcoming summer games old Aesop's fable of the three One of the things about Omar all the rods coming down while Omar Boston. " the three-year third I'm hoping that Tony Perez will between the Cowboys and Jones, but are canceled it might be some time youngsters who poked fun at an old Needham that I found so fascinating, was sick had turned tacky. In fact he baseman added man they saw planting seeds for a help." Schramm told sportscaster Alan before they could be resumed, but all was his ability to build magnificent had sent for the salesman and Stone “we would welcome him back Characterize Ratelle’s Game tree. The man was well up in years you have to do is go back a bit in fly rods out of tonkin cane. Not only troubleshooter from the varnish "Mr arm is better than ever. 1 will with the most open arms you can im and the youths laughed at his efforts, make some errors. 1 know that 1 Where will Boston finish in 1980’’ BOSTON (UPI) - Official Beliveau, " says Atlanta General taken by Ratelle as was Cherry. Olympic history to find out they can am I fascinated by this, but most peo company to come down and check it J agine." telling him he'd never live that long First," came the answer. "If I “He's a helluva of hockey player be and quite likely would be ple I know who own a Needham out. made a lot of big (defensive) plays Jones, contacted in Jackson, Miss., honors and acclaim, those that Manager Cliff Fletcher. "They are to see the tree fully grown. didn't feel that way. I wouldn't be with a capital "H.” His offense is so regardless of the reason they were "Special" will never part with it. Omar just grunted at this and when with the club last season. I don't said, "What you have heard, I know line the record books, always the greatest playmaking centers I've "That may be, " said the old man, think I was a liability 1 feel that 1 with the Red Sox ' ever seen." outstanding there is a tendency to interrupted in the first place. Most Needham rods feel exactly the the Valspar man arrived, he took him nothing about it. I just got the news "but others who come after me will Spirited Women^s Volleyball Action up to the varnish room and gave him finished the season strong." seem to escape Jean Ratelle. Ratelle recently became only the overlook what he does defensively. The ancient Olympic Games began same, whether they are 7 feet long or myself. I don't know how the rumor There was always someone He's a tenacious forechecker and he in 776 B.C. That’s only when the first be able to enjoy whatever sacrifice I Every Wednesday night at Illing Junior High’s gym the 9 feet long. Believe me, that’s a sign a lesson in Needham efficiency. got started but 1 haven't even though eighth player in NHL history to am making. " There are some who feel that Hob Differences Patched who played for a better team amass 1,200 points. At age 39, he has moves so well laterally. He’s strong precise records were later dis Manchester Recreation Department’s Women’s Volleyball of a super craftsman and rod maker. First he told the poor man to strip about football. I've been concen Any of our Olympic athletes who down to his underwear, as Omar was son is in the everyday lineup because or who scored more goals at a averaged almost a point a game in when he has to be strong and quick covered, but evidence also exists He was self taught, an almost un of his bat, not for his defensive abili All's well in the camp of the Hart trating on Rocky Gonzales (Jones' say we ought to compete in Moscow i„„„uLeague occupies_ the spotlight. . Above — a r—j— player prepares to-'j un- nearoheard oiof proceaureprocedure in methe roorod doing, and then proceeded to push u . ford Whalers with Nick Fotiu. position which seems to his career and shows no sign of stop when he has to be quick. And his they were held as far back as six cen ty. boxing opponent in Jackson, Miss,, no matter what, should think about . j 3iter receiving set.in spirited match. (Herald photo building craft, and built his first flv heat in the room up over 85 degrees. ping, having missed just two of his passing and playmaking are just too turies earlier. They lasted until 394 that a little while. hv AHarr,c«„\ r . b .t A The Manchester resident met with Saturday night)." by Adamson) Would Hobson be satisfied to be produce a disproportionate good for me to even attempt to rod at the age of 14. His description Quote Omar, "Got to have the room General Manager Jack Kelley and He said the story got started in Los team's last 288 regular season number of NHL superstars. games. describe," Creighton says. of his early attempts were so damn hot, the varnish flows when lifted in the late innings to rest his Coach Don Blackburn yesterday Angeles during the Super Bowl. you put the brush to it,” “I've been fortunate to play as long A scratch golfer, Ratelle is sometimes hilarious, and at other glove? morning and admitted he was wrong “I was told Hollywood Henderson Words such as grace, fluidity, and The poor rep was stuck in that as I have, " he says. "I thank God I regarded by his teammates as times almost bordering on genius, "What Zim (Manager Don for his tirade during the second mentioned the two of us going to consistency characterize his ef NFL Most Valuable Players room for five hours while Omar haven't had too many injuries, and perhaps the strongest Bruin. Park when he painted word pictures of Zimmeri says, goes. He's the period Thursday night against Mon some team in a package deal. 1 fortless style. The flash and dazzle, By Murray Olderman age. explained the mysteries of proper I've been able to play with a good says Ratelle uses just one arm in the how he surmounted so many manager. I'll work my butt off to treal. haven't spoken to Thomas in quite the bursting rink-long dashes which St. Louis - OTTIS ANDER year, Arkansas AMiN). For receptions club for all these years." corners to ward off checkers, and it SON. RB (6-2. 210. 22, 1st mer kick-return specialist problems besetting a neophyte rod varnish application to fly rods. When give him 100 percent and I'm confi some time. He was probably joking apply to many of his centerice SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) - Houston — EARL CAMP Upset at getting little playing time, usually works. And that’s what The glamour of the pro quart year. Miami, Fla.) Already who sprouted as regular Csonka To Return builder. To overcome so many of he left three days later, he left a dent that I'll be playing. with someone at the Super Bowl and colleagues, seem inappropriate. Ratelle came to Boston in the Nov. BELL. RB (5-11. 224. 24. 2nd Fotiu, when substituted, jumped over 7,1975 blockbuster deal with the New Ratelle utilizes his strength for — erback is in full flourish again established among premier catcher with 74 receptions. vear. Texas). What more can MIAMI (UPII — Miami fullback these unknowns and pitfalls, he built letter for the Orvis Co. saying that N someone thought he was serious, " San Francisco - PAUL "I did a lot of work (conditioning) the board to the bench, banged his In his 19-year career, Ratelle has York Rangers, along with Brad Park gaining position. — if you measure the esteem runners of game. Set rookie be said about this tremendous Larry Csonka. who returned to the his own tools as he went along. Omar was the best “damn varnish Schramm pointed out that Jones in which he is held by his HOFER. RB (6-0. 195, 27. 4th runner"’ Stake out niche for man " he'd ever seen and that there during the off season. 1 also cut and stick on the floor, had words with made the NHL All-Star team just and Joe Zanussi for Phil Esposito and “ We were in Buffalo once,” record ol 1,605 yards year, Mississippi) How manv Dolphins last season, says he intends By the time he was in his early would be obligated to return to the teammates. him in Hall of Fame soon. was nothing wrong with the varnish split wood, a lot of wood, and did a Blackburn and then stormed out to once, as a second team selection in Carol Vadnais. The immediate reminisces Gerry Cheevers, “and In the Third Down Awards guys can beat out O.J Simp to play at least one more year of foot twenties, he was running a food store Cowboys if he resumes his football NFC CENTR AL Cleveland - BRIAN SIPE, that had caused all the excitement. little hunting in my back yard. Since the lockerroom, dressed and went 1971-72 centering Vic Hadfield and thinking was that Boston needed a Ratty told us that he actually did get announed today by Newspa son for starting job"" Great QB (6-1. 190. 30. 6th year. .San ball and he wants to get a raise. in Norway, Maine, and working a rod career. Tampa Bay - LEE ROY desire Fine receiver, too Omar's comment to all that was, the season ended I was away from home. Rod Gilbert with the New York shakeup as well as some blueline into one fight when he was in juniors. per Enterprise Association, Diego State) Silenced all "I'll be back. I've already talked to shop in the back of the store. In fact nine quarterbacks in the SELMtJN, DE (6-3, 255. 25, "1 could have told them that. Damn home just once, in November, to do a Rangers. In the early years, there help for the kneeplagued Bobby Orr. We jumped up and said, 'Who was it 4th year. Oklahoma) Hub of skeptics who said Browns them (team officials) about my con his meticulous attention to detail in For the second time in two weeks National Football League AFC EAST couldn't win with him Threw fools don't know how to treat a good commercial in Boston. was always Jean Beliveau, Henri Ratty, we’ll get him for you,’” tough Buc defense. Great tract, " Csonka said while visiting building rods, out back, almost cost he was fined, the exact amount not Bullets Deny But Ratelle has missed just five were named the most valu Miami - VERN DEN 28 TD passes. him his fledgeling food business and fly rod, a camel brush, and varnish. Richard, Stan Mikita and Dave Keon. Ratelle is elusive about his future able players of their respec balance Already top lineman HERDER, DE (6-6, 252. 31. Miami from his Ohio farm to make a Hobson s defensive play was disclosed. He'll be ready to play games since the deal while Park, in game Cincinnati - PETE JOHN- Then came Phil Esposito, Bobby as he is on the ice. His contract calls tive teams. They were chosen 9th year, Iowa (Central) Fine television commercial. for a short time then, he gave up Have to warm them up a little so's erratic to say the least during the tonight in New York against the Porter Trade playing superbly when healthy, has Chicago - WALTER .SON, RB (6-0. 242. 25. 3rd Clarke, Gilbert Perreault, Marcel for one more year and he’s planning by juries of their peers — pass rusher Inspirational year, Ohio State) Unspectacu working at his rod building so that he they're compatible. Just like a 1978 season, when he was charged Islanders. inherited Orr's knee problems and their own teammates PAYTON. RB (5-11. 205, 25. Dionne and recently, Bryan Trottier. to fulfill it. type who is link to Dolphin lar pluggcr who always comes could make a living and support a marriage. You don't jump into it with a league-high 43 errors, but an NEA began the Third Down 5th year, Jackson State) Super Bowl champs of earlv The first fine was for $100 when participated in just 40 games last "If I can help the team next year, Acrobatic runner who had prepared to play Sniffs goal growing family. cold. Comes out tacky and doesn't operation to remove bone chips in his LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - The If there were any postseason Award with the establishment "70s. line, with 14 scores Fotiu spoke up and blasted the front year and none this year. then it will depend on how manage fourth straight 1.000-yard By the mid 30's he was back into hold together." right elbow apparently has solves his Washington Bullets today denied awards, they were the L,ady Byng for of the American Football office for trading popular Alan ment feels and how I feel. I’ll play if I League in I960 and expanded year, led NFC with 1.610. reports they will trade Kevin Porter gentlemanly conduct (twice) or the "If Harry (General Manager Team leader New England — STEVE AFC WE.ST throwing problem. Hanglesben to Washington it to include all of pro football GROGAN, QB (6-4, 208. 26 to to the San Antonio Spurs. Masterton for perserverance and Sinden) hadn’t gotten me here, I feel I can help the club. Right now, I Minnesota - RICKEY San Diego - DAN FOUTS. when the AFL was merged 5th year. Kansas State). His 28 think I can," he says modestly. YOUNG. RB (6-2, 195, 26. 5th QB (6-3, 210, 28. 7th year, With a football background, you Friends, many of whom were "It's definitly not true," said dedication to hockey. wouldn’t be playing today," Ratelle with the NFL in 1970 TD passes tied for tops in His team mates appreciate his vear, Jackson State) May be Oregon) Broke Joe Namath s Bowling Whaler Booster Club members, got Bullets' spokesman Mark Pray. But ask any of the Boston Bruins, says. "Playing with a good club It is named for the down NFL this year. One of most irSHERE! would think Hobson would be a best receiver in game out of record for passing yardage together and raised the fine, plus a Porter, who the Bullets signed as a or even their opponents, whom they makes all the difference. If I had value, and all testify to the veritable that is symbolic with success dangerous running quarter with 4,082 Gutsy, smart vet regular in front of the teevee set on in football; the team or player backfield. also smart runner. weekends. dollar, and sent it to Kelley. free agent last summer, cleaned out deem as their one valuable commodi been traded to a new club, it would treat of playing with a consummate Payton's nephew backs eran field general FAHI.Y HIHDS- Fran ty and Ratelle is more than likely to have been much harder and I would professional on and off the ice. And that converts the third-down New York — MARVIN Denver - CRAIG his locker after Washington's 98-87 play is the one that usually Green Bav — JAMES POWELL. OT (6-5. 271, 24, Doyon 125-164-401, Marlene top the list. opponents are quick to recognize’s LOFTON. WR (6-3, 187. 23, MORTON, QB (6-4. 210, 36, loss to New Jersey and left without be out of hockey now.” wins. 3rd year. USC) Key to leading Jones 128-345, Lee "I honestly feel the most indispen Ratelle’s consistency over the years. 2nd year, Stanford). Outstand 15th year. California) Might speaking to reporters. Ratelle has been the Boston The value of the running running attack in NFL Pow have been last hurrah for this Wurzbeog 148, Phyllis "Look at Jean Ratelle,” offers the back was also reaffirmed in ing long bomb threat on team erful technician who brings Pray said he did not know if there sable man on this team is Jean scoring leader almost from the out that doesn't have outstanding old hand, who has brought Leeman 133, Bruna For- were any plans to trade Porter. Ratelle, not Brad Park," said Bobby set of the season. Former coach Don Rangers’ Anders Hedberg. "He has the 1979 selections, with sev high intelligence to his job Broncs to three straight en ball carriers, led by Earl passing. Better than 17 yards Buffalo — JOE FERGU maggioni 128, Bert Bot- High-Flying MCC "He is obviously one of the people Schmautz, shortly before being Cherry used tO’ rest the veteran been playing that way for 15 years. per catch playoffs. Campbell of Houston, given SON, QB (6-1, 195, 29, 7th ticello 353. who would be expendable," Pray traded. "He does so many things whenever Ratelle felt he needed a Some years are better than others, b a ttle - JIM ZORN, QB the nod as MVPs. year, Arkansas). Generally (6-2. 200, 26, 4lh year. Cal said. "But so would anyone else 11 the well, yet you never hear much about day off and current mentor Fred but in a player, the quality lingers. Seven defenders were al.io N R ’ WEST unsung (linger who is finally MTU OW LS- Beth Ke Los Angeles JIM Poly) When this flashy south right deal came along.” him. But we know he’s there.” Creighton has followed the same for “It’s like fine wine, don’t you awarded the same tribute beginning to gain appreciation paw IS clicking, there’s no nyon 224-530, MarionSmith 2 Five Plays Home "Jean Ratelle reminds me most nf mula. And Creighton is as equally think?” Three wide receivers — John for his steadiness. more effective threat in The 5-foot-ll guard averaged 6.4 Stallworth. Jmes Lofton and YOUNGBLOOD, LB (6-3. 231. Baltimore — FRED COOK. 199-506, Irma DeSimone 29. 7th year, Tennessee T'echl game points in 40 games this season. But Wally Francis — were singled DE (6-3. 243, 27. 6th year. 199-465, Linda Luce 183-466, The Manchester Community College basketball team seems to Mobile, hard-hitting outside Oakland - KEN his playing time declined when the out. And Marvin Powell, a Mississippi Southern). Highly STABLER. QB (6-3. 210. 34, Kathy Berzenski 195-463, have found its groove in the second semester. After losing its young tackle lor the New backer, stalwart of 'tough mobile pass rusher who has Bullets acquired guard Jim Bowlina 1 Children's Ski Races Ram defense No relation to 10th year, Alabama) Grizzled Gurd Rasmussen 186, York Jets, was a rare choice; been the Colts’ most consist first three games, the team won nine of its next 11 starts, in Cleamons from New York last all-pro Jack. vet had big comeback from Laurie Gagnon 452. offensive linemen seldom get ent defender cluding impressive victories in its last three outings. month. New Orleans - CHUCK so-so '78 campaign Threw 26 EASTERN BUSINESS- such honors. Order now for Last Saturday. Manchester Alan Grzyb 161-409, Dan Need One Thing-Snow MUNCIE. RB(6-3. 230, 26,4th TDs. Kept Raiders in race. ■|'KI-T()W \ - Wendell 3QUIZ Only one rookie, the fabu AFC CENTRAL Kansas City - ART STILL, Frye 160-394, Ted Kowzun lous Ottis J Anderson of St year, California) Extremely Lahbe 235-628, Dave free gift. defeated a strong Massachusetts Bay his fine overall play has attracted the The annual Manchester State Bank and Rec Depart talented performer who final Pittsburgh — JOHN DE (6-7, 252, 24. 2nd year, 6 Community College team that was attention of coaches from four-year 160 - 386, Dave Dynas 156- Louis, made the Third Down STALLWORTH. WR (6-2, 183. Kentucky). Chiefs are climb Fraser 227-605, Andy ment ski race is all organized and set to go except for one roster ly put it all together in "79, ranked No 2 in New England and schools. 148-423, John Lavado 156- topped 1.000-yard mark 27, 6th year. Alabama A&M) ing back to respectability with Michaud 200-565, Ray Gel more oul ol youf chain saw '\\ w ih SAWHOLD''-* the sate converueni thing ,,, snow. This IS how the voting went 401, Bruce Lavery 148-402, No longer overshadowed by pass-rushing terrors like this Bessette 241-535, Brian sawhorse designed lor chain saws s strong ana staoie yet toids away lor Monday the Couprs traveled to The rebounding of co-captain Atlanta - WALLY FRAN flashy male Lynn Swann, he Waterbury to register an overtime Dwight “DJ" Frederick has been Gabe Szabo 147-378, Rick CIS. WR (5-11, 190, 28. 7th sophomore giant. E dw ards 231-591, Bob easy storage SAWHOL [)''•’ is huiit ol^nghlwfMgru tunuujr slet*! to rioid the Race directors, Nate Agostinelli and Mcl Siebold, an NFC EAST reached career peak of 70 INKWSI'APKR ENTKHI’RISK AS.SN I heaviest logs Short logs are sa k'iy si*curea wan a uniqLie LogiocK'**’ win over Host College that had vital to the team's success. He leads DeDominicis 146, Stan Dallas - ROGER .STAU- Arendt 232-595, Bob nounced plans have been completed for the race. leature and .r convenient hook holds your ciuun saw when not m ust^ BACH OB (6-3, 202, age 37, beaten them in the home season the team with 191 rebounds, in Waickowski 144-411, John Fitzgerald 200- 506, Norm SA W HO LD s ’*'* special construction prevents saw P .iJe |iUnmmg lo ni
g ™ j G _ H E R A L D . Sat., .fan w , ..wo RESERVE PMifvts — CharlM M. dehulz ADS WILL APPEAR THURSDAY, ACROSS 3 Frappe Answer to Previous Puzzle Dear Abby 4 Peach state FEBRUARY 14. CALL 643-2711 1 Member of (abbr.) X 1 1 0 L 0 N E YOUR ruling clique 5 Nook V O T E M M E t K E W By Abigail Van Buren 9 Guardhouie 6 Life Of____ 1 N C A E P A A L O E AND LET OUR “HEART ADVISORS” 6 H R 13 Sing 7 Russian ruler U 0 R 0 M A N 14 Soviet river 8 A 1 N t I PAULA & JOE HELP YOU WITH 8 Dress border R VALENTINE’S 15 Rotary bead 0 C K N 1 T R A T E 9 Obscure 8 H U N YOUR MESSAGE. AT NIGHT AND 16 Sea food A N N A R E 8 10 City on the V 1 L E R A Q 8 T A T 17 Loosen DEAR ABBY; My friend Alice has been terrified of water Truckee P O L E C A T R H Y M E ON WEEKENDS, PHONE 643-2718 18 Went before all her life. She wants to take some cruises, so Alice con 11 Of Indie 0 C E A N 19 Over (poetic) DAY (prefix) 0 U Q H R A B B I sulted a therapist to help her overcome her fear of water. _ " 20 Slobber 12 Prison She said that her therapist hypnotized her and learned 8 u B 8 N M 8 U 0 8 21 Climbing 20 Put on 8 L 0 E 1 R E A R L 0 that in a previous life Alice had been a passenger on the plant 21 Actress Dunne T E E 0 A D P E N Titanic and was drowned when it sank, and that is why she Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 In the 22 Spanks direction of has such a terrible fear of water! 23 Nigerian picture (comp, 45 Ostracize 23 Toughen by tribesmen Business & Service THtS Soui^OS I am beginning to think my friend is bonkers, and her I (SEAP SOMEWHERE AND THEV A SURE .' I THOUGHT SO AUJCH FOR wd.) 46 Leisure therapist is either a nut or a fraud. I WA(5 exercise 24 Nearest 32 Every THAT SHOVELING SNOW SHOULD AvOIP AFTER /MEDICAL 26 Luggage 47 To be (Lat.) Abby, what do you make of all this "previous life" IX IF POSSiBLE.y THEV INCLUC^EP ARGUMENTS.' 25 Over (Ger.) 38 Make lace iNrEj?tsriM& — — CAN BE CANGEROUS 31 Nixon pal 26 Nonsense 48 Ballerina's business'/ REACH A IN T H A T / FOR AA\ERICAN MALES" Rebozo 27 Singer Bob 39 Edges over strong points PUZZLED CERTAIN 32 Long time IVILLIAM I? SuC lcL^Y 41 Slices 49 Expense AGE.' 33 Possessive 28 Lads 42 Wading bird DEAR PUZZLED: I wouldn’t say that Alice is bonkers, pronoun 51 Wham ts a 29 Yours and 43 Animal home nor would I call her therapist a nut or a fraud. Some very 34 Work cattle mine 55 Tiny state knowledgeable and intelligent people buy the theory that 35 Donkey 30 Medical 44 Diversion (abbr.) 5Yt^PiDiTY t e l e t h o n . we have all lived previous lives and will return after this life , 36 Constellation 37 Elongate 1 2 3 4 B e 7 1 t 10 11 12 to live many more. 39 Pert I don't buy it. And until there is evidence that I can 40 Exclamation 13 14 understand and accept, I remain. of triumph Very truly yours, 41 Evil 18 17 UNCONVINCED 42 Metal bar 1 IS zo DEAR ABBY: My problem is my 14 year-daughter. She's 46 Conclusion Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 1 ” ■ Apartmenta For Rent 53 Ottlces-Stores tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale 61 a tall, pretty girl, but her posture is terrible! 1 keep re 47 And 80 on 21 51 minding her to hold her shoulders back and to sit and stand (abbr., Lat, 2 ■ SPEC1AL1.STS IN HOME PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 23 24 26 FARRAND REMODELING - 456 MAIN STREET- Three COVENTRY ROUTE 31; 780 1972 DODGE MONOCO- Air. straight, but every time I look at her she's all hunched over Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrancs wds.) 27 21 28 30 IMPROVEMENT- Roofing. - Interior and exterior. Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, 50 Boyfriend ■ rooms heated. No appliances. square feet (expandable to Good tires, battery, and new m a n x io u s - 31 Remodeling Additions R P. Commercial and residential. Room Additions, Decks, All and stooped-shouldered. (She sits in a crouched position with MOMENTS Hl$ MOTHER 5AY5 ' 51 Bond H 3 3 No pets. Tenant Insurance 1780 square feet) heated store Muffler. $350. Please call 643- one leg curled umfer her.) EVEMINO l a t e r SHE s t il l HASN’T 1 Roushon Builders. Inc . 633- Free estimates. Fully in types of Remodeling and A 52 Canal system 34 required. $225 monthly, $300 5044. PONTIAC BONNEVILLE TICK5 AWAY... HEARP fr o m H IM - 3 . H 3 S 3654 sured 646-4879 or office. Parking, join Post She says maybe she would improve if I quit nagging her. in northern Income Tax Services Repairs. Free estimates. Ful security. Call 646-2426, BROUGHAM 1979 - 4 door. 50 EHE'5 PHONED 1 Office, Heritage Savings Bank How can I quit! I love her and want her to have a lovely Michigan 37 38 ly insured. Phone 643-6017. weekdays, 9 to 5. Power steering, power THE POLICE 1 J.P LEWIS Si SON- Custom and 5 other tenants. Michael posture. I'm afraid it's too late already because she's made a 53 Dogmata ■ N. Cohen & Associates. brakes. Fully loaded. Mint 40 ★ Decorating, Interior & CARPENTRY - All types of habit of slouching. I just hate to see a young, beautiful girl WAIT A 54 Vilifies Exterior Painting. 1975 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 condition. Excellent mileage. MINUTEl 56 Let it stand ■ repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool look like a hunchbacked old lady. Can you help me? No 43 43 44 46 4S 49 INCOME TAX WILL DO TYPING IN MY Call 289-0265. MAYBE WE'RE 57 Sloppiest Paperhanging & Remodeling, Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and door. Very clean. Low names, please. She's hostile enough as it is. ■ ■ PREPARATION SERVICE - HOME- Will pick up and F0RSETTIN6 60 Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Windows Hung. Ceilin 6 ROOM DUPLEX- (Now hVanted to Rent 57 mileage. Automatic transmis WELL MEANING MOM 61 .3 At vour home. 20 Years deliver Call 646-8640 anytime Call 649-9658 sion, power steering, power THE OBVIPUf DOWN J Experience Dan Mosler 649- Repaired and Painted. Ca Empty 1. Security deposit and A u s w e m 53 64 anytime. 643-6130. reference required. Call 649- brakes, air conditioning, 3329. or 5256263. LEE PAINTING - Interior & stereo, stripes. $2200. 872-0673. DEAR MOM: Poor posture can be due to a growth distur 1 Egg-shaped 5416 between 4:15-5:30, or 429- FORD LTD LANDAU 1979- bance ol the spine. Untreated, it becomes a permanent 2 Adore 66 57 ★ Exterior "Check My Rate ★ i t DA.N WADE- Have vour In CARPENTRY. CUSTOM 5825 after 5:00 p.m. Tutone Blue. 4 door. Power hunchback, but if treated early it can be corrected. Ask your Before You Decorate". ONE-BEDROOM iNEWtFARfR fNTIRRRISC ASIIN I come Taxes prepared expert CLEAN FUN, HAPPY HOUSES, ADDITIONS, steering, power brakes. Air., daughter to remove her clothes and bend forward. If there AFFORDABLE CHILD Dependable Fully Insured. GARAGES, ROOFING & APARTMENT for middleage Fully loaded. Excellent condi ly by leading independent Tax 646-1653 is a noticeable “hump" on her back, or if her ribs are more Consultant. Phone 649-6851 CARE in mv home Call 646- SIDING- Kitchens, businessman. Prefer areas tion. Call 289-0265. East of Manchester to 1%9 MUSTANG; new front prominent on one aide than the other, she has an actual de 5006 Bathrooms, and Repair Work end, new tires, excellent for DAN SHEA PAINTING Si Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar RESPONSIBLE COUPLE Willimantic. Must be quiet, formity, and should be examined by an orthopedic surgeon. Win at bridge DECORATING- Interior Si neat, and clean 742-9865, 9 parts. $200. Call 872-8819 after TAX RETURNS yis for estimates, 643-6712. with 1 child looking for 5 4 pm. Allay Oop — Dave Qraua Exterior. Also: Wallpapering rooms. Needed by 3/1/80. Call a.m. to noon. DEAR ABBY: I'm a rather large woman, 55, neat, well- PREPARED: Please call now ★ Quality Craftsmanship! Call 1974 CAMARO - 350, 4 speed. for your Evening or Saturday RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 after 6:00 p.m., 528-3972, FOR SALE 1973 CJ5. 8 groomed and far from ugly. I've been married for 35 years to INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 646-5424 RESPONSIBLE Type LT. Power steering and a handsome man who neither drinks nor smokes, but he NOW, SOU BIG VARMINT, L E T3 SEE appointment Noreen B'. Home Improvements. Wall ENERGETIC COUPLE cylinder. Jeep, with Myers HOW VOPERATK WHBH Y'CAN’X 6EE Carpenter. 646-7788. EAST HARTFORD- Forest brakes. Good condition. Call- loves to dance. I love to dance, too, but I have arthritis in WHERE StTO'RE SOIN' papering and painting and all A z t e c looking for 7 Room House, electrical hydraulic angle 569-7112. Street. 4 room first floor plow. Odometer reading 34,- both knees, so my dancing days are over. One notrump opening hand phases of remodeling, in Chimney apartment. Unheated. $240 (Ranch or Cape Cod) to rent I have no money worries, live in a nice home, own my own cluding roofing and siding. 000 m iles. This vechicle INCOME TAX- Done in your monthly. Call 289-4950. in Manchester for 3/1/80 or car, so I can come and go as 1 please. 1 play bingo about three By Oswald Jacoby precise bids and if you have Free estimates. 647-1227. JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. Siveeps sooner. Willing to do repairs, privately owned in first class and Alan Sontag too wide a high-card margin, home. Six years experience. times a week. Quality Painting. m iton (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), condition. New top, new you lose too much precision. Call for very Reasonable oastmfflB ALL INTERIOR Paperhanging. Paper in exchange for security battery, new brakes, new 1970 DODGE VAN (Window) My problem is that my husband goes dancing every Fri- In the first days of contract Rates 646-5346 Walter Removal, W^all Preparation, KSOWT' Excellent body. Am-fm Notrump Pattern Zingler REMODELING St deposit. $,350 to $375. Call 643- muffler. Exceptionally clean. , day and Sunday, while I'm playing bingo. Different friends the notrump bid was a sort of Ceilings, Staining, and W» H a n iti Ihf nik Has not been commercially cassette. 318 rebuilt. have told me that I'm a fool to let my husband go dancing The opening notrump RENOVATION- Including it ckiaatf lirii SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM %77. football to be kicked around should show a balanced hand Cabinets Refinished. Free iitliMt nikii| I used. Call 643-0644, 10 a m. to Automatic. Best offer. Call without me. but it's no fun to go and sit while he dances with Carpentry, Plumbing. Apartment with appliances. by writers. Culbertson used a with one of these three Wallpapering, Suspended Estimates. Insured, 649-0095. •ni Excellent location. No 3 p.m. weekdays. Ask for Mr. after 3 p.m., 649-5655. other women. He tells me that all the women he dances with ★ Ton Sanptfi Gordon. different notrump every year. patterns: 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2, or 5- Ceilings, Sneetrocking, children No Pets. $350 plus know he's married. He always wears his wedding band and Sims used a strong notrump. 3-3-2. This has been standard INCOME TAX Kitchens. Bathrooms. Fine TEACHERS- Experienced Kven bide utilities Call 647-1633 after 6 is usually borne before I am. I could make things miserable Interior. Exterior Painting. □ AUTOMOTIVE No one knew just how strong, since 1932, but there has been PREPARATION Reasonable work at a reasonable price 311 NWSOi SI. . _ p.m. by telling bim I would rather he didn't go dancing since I Wallpapering, Now looking but it varied from what would one change. In 1932 we accurate, in your home or Vincent Pizzonia. 643-2543 can't dance, but why should I begrudge him the pleasure of be a modem 18 HCP up to 23 mine .Norm Marshall, 643- for after school and weekend 1%7 PONTIAC LE MANS- 2 required that if there were a 643.0130-M EBfyl: NORTH COVENTRY. 2 Autos For Sale 61 1972 AUDI 100 LS. Front D oor H a rd to p , OHC 6. doing something I know he enjoys so much? or 24. doubleton, it had to include 9044 work. ".No Job. Too Small". bedroom apartment. $240 wheel drive, 4 cylinder, stan Automatic. Good condition. Abby. I'm so afraid that one day he will come home and The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions Lenz used a weak notrump. Free Estimates. Reasonable plus-s- monthly. No pets. 1 Child one of the three top honors. ★ WE PAY TOP PRICES for dard shift. New brakes, $700 or best offer. 643-5317 tell me he has found someone else. I don't nag him about it, And so on, ad infinitum. Today we bid it with the jack Rates. Call Pete 649-5873. Jim accepepted...... Available February wrecked and junk cars. A & B WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE 289-3579 BlDWELL HOME Imnroye- exhaust, radial tires, and tune but do you think I'm a fool for letting him go dancing without It remained for Oswald and lots of players open ★ 1st, 742-9828. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. up. $1650. 643-7820. LOOK a t t h a t / \y'5fm f!D o o m Jacoby, who was trying to FOR WHAT IT S WORTH, or ment Co. Expert installation me? VOU SURE CAN notrump with any doubleton ALLEN T KEELER TAX of aluminum siding gutters Call Tony 646-6223. y r 'A liP S E V t/V ro teach his tennis playing wife at all. whatever you can afford. WORRIED WIFE TELL IT'S SUPER ^ OO OM s. SERVICE: Returns prepared Whichever is less. Please call and trim. Roofing installation the game of bridge, to intro 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs im e THE \ in the privacy of your home. 528-7629. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 1973 MONTE CARLO. Good DEAR WORRIED: Yes, as long as you feel threatened. &OVJL T duce a point-count notrump What Not to Do Don't delav -’ call’today. 871- GEORGE N. CONVERSE- excellent. Must sell, running condition. Four new Go with him for a while. It may not be “fun," but it may clear AGAIN/ VAEP- that has been practically Don't fall too much in love $25.00 MOVES YOU INTO sacrificing! Any reasonable 1977 MAVERICK- Like new! radial tires. Red with white '1781 Painting & Paperhanging SPECIALIZING cleaning and THIS LOVELY HOME NOW up some of those doubts. It's usually the fear of the unknown unchanged since 1932. Maybe with notrump openings. In BOOKKEEPING- offer over $1450. Call alter Very low mileage! 20 mpg. 2 vinyl roof. $1300 call 643-1951, Interior and Exterior, Call repairing chimneys, roofs, AVAILABLE. Heat that creates uneasiness and worry. that notrump has real particular, don't bid a 19-point after 5 p m . 643-2804. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. door. 6 cylinder. Call 647-1014. after 4 p.m. PRODUCTION notrump. More im portant,' new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Paid.(41231 236-5646, Teen: Are there some questions you just can't ask anyone permanency. 1980 will mark ATTENTION WORKING home Pick up and delivery the Jacobys 48th wedding don't ever open notrump with years Experience. Howley. Locators. about sex, drugs, your own feelings? Get Abby's new PARENTS" I will babysit arrangement. I 'lease call 647- 643-5361. Trucks tor Sale 62 anniversary. And Mrs. J still a singleton. Such hands are so vour child in my home with 1785. booklet, WHAT TEENAGERS OUGHT TO KNOW. Send claims that her husband tends likely to play better in a suit loving care 528-8560 ★ ROOFER WILL Install Roof. GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY -■ 12 to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HUls, Calif. 90212. to cheat and open 15-point that you want to start with a R&R HEBERT PAINTING- WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1971 BUICK 225 ELECTRA. TRUCK- Has the reading , Enclose a long, stamp^ (28 cents), self-addressed envelope. Siding or Gutter for Low MODEL WRECKS - Cash Excellent condition, fully notrumps when he plays with suit bid. BRICK. BLOCK. STONE Interior & Exterior. Discount Price. Call Ken at T H R E E ROOM enclosed bo^.'^ith side com her. Mr. J claims that the hus Finally, when your partner Fireplaces, concrete. Paid. Call Parker Street Used loaded V8, uses regular gas EXPERT PAINTING and "Guaranteed Quality 647-1566. APARTMENT- Stove, partments. Excellent for con band still has the right to bid opens notrump tend to prefer Chimney repairs No job too LANDSCAPLNG Specializing Workmanship' " Call 649-7718. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. oline. To settle estate. Best tractor. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m., refrigerator. Centrally Offer. 644-2049. most of the notrumps a final notrump game con small. Save' Call 644-8356 for in Exterior House Painting P““ located. Utilities included. 533-0249. r Astrograph tract to an 11-trick minor suit estimates. EXPERT , 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- (women’s lib to the contrary) Tree pruning, spraying, I $200 monthly. Security deposit The Born Loser — Art Sansom and has the overtricks to game. mowing, weeding. Call 742- CHIMNEY CLEANING J 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, 1976 D E L T A 88 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- required. Call 649-0307. prove it. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) WATERPROOFING 7947. Building Contracting 33 I • Very Clean Work I offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. OLDSMOBILE. Call 646-8135. Excellent condition. Power __ Bernice Bede Osol f : Hatchways, foundation I • Many Referencei I F WOWliWHOVB Seriousiy. the standard steering and brakes. notrump is 16-18 HCP but (For a copy ol JACOBY '■racks, tile lines, sump * DlllgenI & Careful ! HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE Automatic transmission. Will . about selecting someone with '(tX)6)CT?, WES ROBBINS Carpentry I whom to discuss confidential lW^^3gRW^H ARUOLPOU m e AA& nearly all experts reduce the MODERN, sends I to: Win at .mps. gravity feeds, window • Safety Inspection Included ^ ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For WAGON- Premier Model. 6 trade lor four wheel drive. remodeling specialist. Ad matters. limits to 15-17. You readers Bridge," care of this newspa wells M years' experience. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, VERNON VALUE - Extra mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 cylinder. Power steering and $1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. , txegoperbowl ! 1 0 - BOOKKEEPING FOR SMALL ! G R E G seconds, 30 mpg., suspension brakes. Automatic transmis ^ r t h d a y CANCER (June 21-July 22) take your pick, but do not. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 643-4953 , 8f2-8413. built-ins, bathrooms, large apartment Wall-to-wall Beware of a tendency today to BUSINESSES. Personal, Con carpet. Appliances.lances. Kids ok. radial spoilers. Excellent con sion. 21 mpg. New tires. All repeat do not. use 15-18. Ail Station, New York, N.Y. fidential. Up-date record for kitchens. 649-3446 [the create unnecessary problems for notrump openings should be 10019.) CiM TREE SERVICE - Free $2(X). (39941 236-5646 23 Locators, dition. $2295. 646-7536. tuned up. Excellent condition. yourself Don't strew your path 1979 taxes. Monthly C H in riE Y January 27.1980 estimates, discount senior CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. I 40,000 miles. $2995 . 646-1356. with stones on which you might citizens Company bookkeeping ayailable. Call 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent This coming year could be a very stub your toes. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets SWEEP NAnOHAll 1978 CHEVY W TON Manchester-owned and 649-2903, 12 noon to 3 p.m I motor. Standard shift. Priced 1970 VW BUG- Snow tires. lively one socially. If you're in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Mixing Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. PICKUP- V-8. 4 speed. Heavy single cateogory, you may have operated. Call 646-1327 | 6 4 9 - 1 4 3 r for^ick sale, $650. Also: 1971 Looks and runs great! $1095. duty suspension, 8 foot bed. business with pleasure could J.B. ELECTRONICS - more offers to change your sta cause unforeseen complications EAST HARTFORD - Party all AUSTIN- Automatic, air con Call 646-5006. Excellent! Low mileage. "M anchester's Stereo TIMOTHY J CONNELLY you want. Modern 3 bedrooms tus than you can handle. today. Don't pry into friends' B&M TREE SERVICE- Carpentry and general con ditioned. 48,000 original miles. $3950. 643-8815 after 6 p.m . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Heathcliff — George Gataly Specialist in tree and stump Expert" Repair all brands of over a bar. $300.(4001 1. $900. Both can be seen at 24 business nor permit them to tracting Residential and FIREPLACE AND Unfortunately, the odds could be probe yours. removal Free estimates. Home Stereo Si Portable TVs. Locators, 236-5646 North Street. commercial. Whether it be a CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. stacked against you today in VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Try Senior citizen discount. 24 Call Jack, 643-1262. speculative or risky ventures. small repair job, a custom Brick. Fieldstone Specialist. TIRES 2-6x13" Snow Tires, 4- not to get Into a position today hour, year round service. 643- built home or anything in 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Avoid the impulse to take the where you feel you have to prove Telephone John Wennergren, 6x12 Radials. $10. each. 649- chances on anything of which 7285 SPECIAL WINTER between, call 646-1379. Mason. 649-3012. MX- Excellent condition, low 1956 CHEVY BUS. 21 feet, yourself to others. Having some Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll li RATES' ______mileage. Quadrophonic 8768. needs work. $800. Telephone you’re unsure. Find out more of one saw off the limb you've put EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 2 what lies ahead for you in the Painting-Papering 32 CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - stereo-8 track, power steering 647-1724. yourself out on would be very DAY CARE NURSERY Heating-Plumbing 35 bedrooms. Deluxe appliances. year following your birthday by embarrassing. w KNCW WHATAAy W HATBY^ yea SAV to Additions and Remodeling. Lots of storage. $185. (3941) ' brakes, one owner. 872-6528, sending for your copy of Astro- PROGRAM State licensed 2 633-5310, or 659-0508. 1977 DODGE RAM LIBRA (Sept 23-Ocl. 23) Your AAABinOKI eCMETHING- LIKE THAT, PAINTING - Interior and Free estimates. Call Anthony NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Locators, 236-5646. Graph Letter. Main $1 for each hunches could be very mislead understanding teachers. CHARGER - 4 wheel drive. IN UIF=e IS ? IT'S f^OlHASiaJNDWHOSK^. ' — (ti Enclosed play-yard, play exterior, paperhanging, Squillacote 649-0811, repairs, plugged drains, 1969 GTO F o r p a r ts or to Astro-Graph, Box 489. Radio ing today, so rely solely on your excellent work references. kitchen faucets replaced, CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, registration for $4(10. or best Excellent condition. Low . City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure logic and common sense. If you ■ room. lunches’ Learning floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- mileage. V-8. 4 speed. Power to specify birth date. experiences Keenev School Free estimates. Fully in FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY repaired, rec rooms, offer. Telephone 649-5566. don't deem ah action totally sured Martin Matson, 649- - Remodeling and Additions. 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. steering, brakes. Am-fm ' PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) This praticat, don't try It. r rr bathroom remodeling, heat district 646-4864 633-7345. radio. Must sell. No is definitely not a day to let 4431 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 modernization, etc. Free MANCHESTER - Deluxe 4 1973 PINTO STATION SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rooms, 4 family home. $200 reasonable offer refused. 643- things go till the last minute. There is enough for you to do WILL DO BABYSITTING IN years' experience! For Free Estimate gladly giyen. M & M WAGON- A good buy! Call Shouid you do so, you'll give A&W PAINTING Contrac (40072 ) 236-5646, Locators. 1976 FORD ECONOLINE anytime, 872-2611. 0736. just to take care of your personal MY LICENSED HOME Full Estimates, call 646-42,39. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. your tasks a lick and a promise affairs today. If you try to man tors Quality painting and VAN 100- V8 Finished in and accomplish nothing well. time Infants to 4 years old terior. Loaded with options. age someone else's you may end paper hanging at reasonable LEON CIESZYNSKI Flooring 36 1972 CADILLAC- To settle an ARIES (March 21-April 19) You up with two headaches instead Caldor area, Manchester, call Captains' Chair, stereo etc. Michele 646-0032 rates Fully insured. Free BUILDER- New Homes, Ad Estate. Two door. AM-FM, are apt to have a great many of one. Estimates Call Wayne 649- $3750. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or •••••••••a '••••••••••••••a irons in the fire today, and that's <§ec£oa ssm i ditions, Remodeling, Rec FLOORSANDING Si MANCHESTER - Executive 2 tape deck, air conditioning SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 76%. 563-6373 evenings. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 well and good. However, you'll It may be wise to forego making Rooms. Garages, Kitchens REFINISHING- Floors like bedroom. Children welcomed. and more! Best offer. Call (X}= 01? e w a a CHILD CARE Mv Home, 646-4528, after 5:00 p.m. be rejected if you expect others Important decisions today Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath new! Specializing in older $300. (3981). 236-5646, to do things for you that you ccsiaaaaoea Monday thru Friday PERSONAL Paperhanging Tile, Dormers, Roofing. floors. Natural and stained 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - because of the difficulty in Locators. shouid do yourself. assessing alternative. Sleep on .Manchester area, reasonable for particular people, by Dick. Residential or Commercial floors. No waxing anymore! LOW RIDER, 2500 miles, 1007o stock and in excellent TAURUS (April 20-May 20) the matter, then make your Call 646-7303 Call 643-5703 anytime 649-4291. John Verfaille, 646-5750. Ottlces-Stores lor Rent 55 CADILLAC 1976 EL shape. $4500. 742-8786. Today you could be plagued with move, Short Riba — Frank Hill DORADO- Excellent condi a rash of small expenses Watch CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) 1975 FIAT 128- Good condi your nickels and dimes. They PROFESSIONAL / tion. Low mileage. Loaded tion. Standard 25 to 30 mpg. Co-workers or helpers could be A BATTING SLUMP C .^ 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT could add up to more dollars a trifle thin-skinned today, so FT-AV NED WITH O N K BUSINESS OFFICE with options! 568-8356, 643- Am-fm radio. Radial tires. 750- Kerker headers. KNN that you want to spend. Dogs-BIrdt-Peli 43 Rooms for Rent 52 Apartmenta For Rent 53 2141. treat them with kid gloves. Being jlA L L IP E . □ RENTALS BUILDING - Approximately Call after 3 p.m., 649-5655. filters. Oil cooler. Much GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) Keep too bossy could cause deep 2600 square feet, with ample ing secrets may be difficult for LOOKING for anything in real more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 resentments. parking. Close to Center, p.m. you today. Be especially careful (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Rooms lor Rent 52 estate rental - apartments, * WELUNB1t)Nt GOUieN «INC£ Of N(*TM HAA8WMIRE homes, multiple dwellings? hospital and new court B«rry’t World — Jim Barry GOOD HOME NEEDED lor a building. For info, call 568- 2 ROOMS- 1 Free, 1 $20 week No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1972 FORD WAGON. Power 1976 OLDS OMEGA: 6 HEiems vae RUN OfF BY m m i f f of HOGAMb a u e y .' pair of Egyptian .Mau older THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen ly; retired, or semi-retired 7658 or 871-0401. trally located Downtown Associates, Inc. 646-1980. steering, brakes, and locks. cylinder, 2 door coupe. Red, kittens Also Call 633-6581. or mature male and female. One AM-FM stereo, 8 track, air Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft StoHal .Manchester Kitchen while vinyl top. PS,PB, 1979 YAMAHA - SX 1100 E 342-0571 with License for errands and MANCHESTER- Retail, conditioning, and more. $600. priyileges. Call 649-2358 storagge and/or manufac AM/FM 8 track. Excellent SERIES- With full dress kit. meals. Private entrance. Call 289-2020. condition, 644-8885. Musical Instruments 44 649-5459. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to Asking $3600, firm. 646-20%. • MY NEW FLEXIBLE^ 50,000 sq, ft. Very reasonable. BARREL SHcrreuN HOLTON TRUMPET - Good MANCHESTER-Exeellent FEMALE ROOMMATE Brokers protected. Call SHOULD DO TH E condition J90 or best offer furnished room lor mature Apartments For Rant 53 WANTED: To share 2 Heyman Properties, 1-226- Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World 7 646-1032 male Parking .No kitchen bedroom Townhouse Apart 1206. 1971 OLDS 88; 4 door Sedan, t r i c k . privileges $30 w eekly, 649- ment in Manchester. Non- Automatic, PS, PB, Radial 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in 4003 Smokers please. MANCHESTER- 1000 Square Tires. No dents. $450. Call I NtEP NEW MUSEUM OH,NO, YOU PONT,' cluding Ovations, plus free $135.00/month. 649-1312, Feet Manufacturing. Light In anytime 646-8529. Will swap ASSOCIATES, UAKE! JAKE HOOPLE AIN’T BOLTON-6 Rooms. 2 bedroom available March 1. 1980. jfkfITj ^ 1 Ip YOUR SASIC BOY SCOUT case with this ad Carlos PLEASANT SLEEPING dustrial. Many possibilities. for Pick-up or Van. PERHAPS I COULD guitars 60". off Rivers Music, apartment. Private home Office Space included. $375 38 MPG EXCHANGE SOME NON APPROACHIN' MIDNIGHT R(K)M for working or retired h » J ______aao . 7 Main Street. New Britain Eat in kitchen, dining room, monthly. Heat and electric in VOTING STOCK R7R w it h no 6 0 0 V p e e d ladies. References required, fireplace. Garage. $450 649- 225-1977 Layaways cluded. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. VOUR GULLA ON T he BOOKS! with kitchen privileges, $30. 8355 weekly 646-1201, ELDERLY COUPLE COLLECTION EITHER I GET Antiques 48 STORAGE WAREHOUSE 1978 BUICK ELECTRA ~ A N D CASH! V O T E OR WANTED 4 Room Rent, coun LIMITED- 2 Door. 18 mpg. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING FOUR ROOM APARTMENT try. Heat and hot water in 30'x30'. Open span, three IT ^ O FF THE PACK RAT- Antiques, February first, mature adults bays, high truck entrances, Air. All power. Cruise. Collectibles, Miscellaneous, ROOM for working or retired cluded. No pets, children. Cassette deck. Alloy wheels. lady Utilities included Call only No pets. S ecurity Century 21, Tedford Real heated, secure, easily accessi ATDILLOns Used Items 40 Flora Road, Very clean. $6400 . 649-3109; 649-0307 Deposit and references. Call Estate, 647-9914. ble. $300 month, lease and >OU MAY FIRE loff Route 851, Bolton 649-1265 deposit. 633-4502. 647-9902. WHEN REAvDV. ■k**-k-k**-k-k-kk-kir-kiririr-k-kiririririr'k-kir-kifitir'k -k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k fkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk-ff-^-^f-ff jf FUDPUV, ,
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LOOKS IN LIFE" N S TR E E T S TER . C T. Evening Herald 7666 Jan. 26, 1980 JIC This new PBS teriss, “3-2-1 Contact,” about science for young people, airs Monday evenings. Conceived by “Sesame Street’s” production company. Children’s Television Workshop, “3-2-1 Contact” is hosted by Leon W. Grant, Liz Moses and Ginny Ortiz. ILABLE lING 11
EHVE YOV INRSmT R S S m C E Pa«e » - TV SPOTUGHT ii.l r.K 'i o Bruins Wrap-Up featuring highlights from a con FRIDAY’S SPECIALS 7 :3 0 10HX> — SPECIALS— cert performance. 8C olaga BaakelbaN Fairfield 10:30 (3) Grealast Sports Lagenda TV SPOTUGHT-Page 3 82) Panniaa From Heaven "Bet FEBRUARY 1,1980 vs. Yale 3 ) Sports Extra a B rukia W rap-U p a Movie "Crashing Las (S N a w s ter Think Twice" Eileen and 1 :3 0 8 The World Tomorrow 12KM Vegas" (1956) Bowery Boys, 3 ) B ^ H I I I 2 M Arthur meet In London, and 8:00 11:30 — SATURDAr. © S IN e w s 88aaama8trsat(R) SATUROArS SPECIALS David Condon. dB Worid OpportunKtse ©8TlwSuparttars decide to run away together. 3 ) CoUege Basketball Provi ^ Weakand Bporta Wiw>-Up (3) CoBaga Basketball Boston I 8 M o v ie "The Egyptian" EVENING o m 9 :1 5 dB Harvest Tample dence vs. Seton Hall 8 The Road To Moaoow Ath College vs. Georgetown 8 Candlapin Bowling 8 NaahvWs O n T h e R I (1954) Peter Ustinov, Gene Tier JANUARY 2 6 .1S«0 1 2 :3 0 MORNING 8 Odyseev © ANawDay 8 Qraat Psrtormanoas a NHL Hockey Boston Bruins letes Include archer JudI Adams; 1 2 :3 0 ney. 8 PuMcAffalrt Special 8 Once Upon A Ctasalc 8 Movie "Promise Her 6KX) vs. PIttsburh Penguins race walker Marco Evonulk; 3 ) Tom And Jerry 9 *3 0 8 H as Haw 2:02 Anything" (1966) Warren Beatty. 8 8 8 Animalympica boxer Richard Sandoval; long- THURSDAY’S SPORTS SKW 7 IDAndyQrimth © My Three Sons A fTERNO O N 1 0 :3 0 aWCTTenms © M o v ie "Blood Ol The Leslie Caron. Animated. Gllda Radner narrates jumper Arnie Robinson; and 3 )N a w s © Newark And Reality MONDAY'S SPECIALS a Bruins Wnft-Up 3 ) M ovie "Sam Cade" (1972) 8 hi Search Of... Vampire" (1956) Donald Wolfit. a tale of a winter Olympics In John Walker, 1500 meter runner. JANUARY 31,1960 Glenn Ford. Darren McGavIn. 8 Jim my Swaggart 2 :3 0 5 :2 2 8 Soccer Made In Germany Barbara Shelley. 1 2 :3 0 which all of the participants were 1 1 :3 0 8 Wraatling 8 Electric Company (R) dB Pro mises O f God JANUARY 28,1980 3 ) College Basketball Provi 12:00 3 ) M ovie "Daredevil" (1971) 8 SooW Sacurtty: Thna For An animals. 8TheAthletss 8 Social Security: Tima For An 7 :2 8 2 :3 0 8 C a la b ra ta 3 :0 0 OmtImuI? The pros and cons of dence vs. Seaton Hall EVENING George Montgomery, Terry 8 :3 0 Moore. Overhaul? 3 ) If You Ask M e 8 Risk Of Marriage 8 Top C at © 8 Intemattonal Champion a proposed overhaul of the (3) Racing From Yonkers 8 Rax Humbard EVENING 8 8 8 Ringling 8ros./Bamum 1:00 7 :2 9 3 :0 0 ship Boxing Social Security system, brought 7 :3 0 5 :3 0 8 Bailey Circus Host Michael 12:00 MONDAY'S SPORTS 3 ) M ovie "Jumbo” (1962) Doris 8 Dally Numbers © M o v ie "The Bird With The 10:00 © M ovie "Viva Zapata!" (1952) about by recent reports and (3) WreetUng a NHL Hockey Boston Bruins a M ovie "Return Of Wildfire" Marlon Brando. Anthony Quinn. Congressional hearings, are Landon and his family present Day, Stephen Boyd. Crystal Plumage" (1970) Tony © Sunday Morning 8:00 highlights of the 110th edition ol JANUARY 28, 1980 vs. New York Islanders (1948) Richard Arlen, Patricia 7 :3 0 dB Sunday At The King's House presented. SUNDAY’S SPORTS (3) The Partridge Family Musante, Suzy Kendall. © Little Rascals 13) Bernstein Conducts "Over "the greatest show on earth." Morlson. GD Com ment 8 8 8 SportsWorld ture To Candide" And "Piano 8:00 3 ) M ovie "P.J." (1968) George ® All In The Family 3 :1 5 © Kkts Are People Too 5 :5 0 © 8 Sunday Mass 8 A Birthday Party For Josef EVENING Concerto No 1 1n C Major, op. 15 10:00 JANUARY 27. 1980 3 ) NHL Hockey Buffalo Sabres Peppard, Raymond Burr. 3 1 A Friend In Deed 8 M ovie "Savage Wilderness" EVENING 3 1 News Utastylas Streuss Ol Beethoven" 8 8 8 Siegfried And Roy vs. New York Rangers 10) WCT Tennis (3 ) Dave Allen (1955) Victor Mature. Guy Madi dB 8 This Is The Ufa 8 621 Song By Song "Dorothy Loni Anderson and Eddie Albert 6:00 8 N s w Zo o Revue 8 Soap Factory son. 3 :1 5 7 :3 0 8 Washington Week In Review 8 Chance Of Salvation Fields" Mllllcent Martin, Marian join the world-famous Illusionists MORNING 7 :0 0 10:00 3 ) Up Front 8 As Schools Match Wits © Sports S pectacular (E A Friend hi Deed Paul Sorvl- 8 Soul Train 3 :5 0 8 Studio See Montgomery, David Kernan and in this special featuring the 8 Wrestling a Bruins Wrap-Up S ) Pattema For Living 8 College Basketball © M o v ie "Fuzz" (1972) Burt no stars in this story ol two teen © M o v ie "My Son, The 8 The Jetsons Elaine Stritch perform the songs amazing duo’s acts and perfor 3 ) Chlldran's Goapal Hour 8 Your Mayor's Report 8 HaaHaw(Cont'd) Reynolds, Jack Weston. agers whose lives suddenly 11:00 Vampire" (1960) Bela Lugosi. 8 Massachusetts Continuing of lyricist Dorothy Fields and her mances by Lola Falana and the 8 P T L C Iu b 62) Tennis 8 Joker, Joker, Joker become intertwined when one ol 8 Soccer Made In Germany Kitty MeShane. Legal Education 4 : 8 many collaborators including Lido de Paris revue. WEDNESDAY’S SPORTS ^ 1*30 them Is disabled. ■ (3) Racing From Yonkers 6 :1 5 8:00 ©Andy WIIHams San Diego Jerome Kern and Cy Coleman. 8 Mister Rogers Talks To Par 4 :2 5 1 0 :3 0 AFTERNOON a M ovie "The Great Jesse (i) Little Rascals 3 ) Face The State Open ents About Superheroes Fred JANUARY 30, 1980 8 Q e t S m a r t © The Brady Bunch SUNDAY’S SPECIALS James Raid" (1954) Willard 8 8 Collage Basketball ® Soap Factory © 8 P r o B o w l Rogers hosts this phone-in spe 8 Wall Street Week © Point Of View FRIDAY'S SPORTS Parker. Barbara Payton. 3 ) 8 One In A Million 8 Hudson River 9 :0 0 cial dealing with the Issues and 12:00 8 The World Tomorrow JANUARY 27, 1980 a Three Stooges (3) College Basketball 8 M ovie "Kotch" (1971) Wal 8 8 8 The Martian ChronL concerns of parents about how 8 Fishing With Roland Martin EVENING 6 :3 0 8 Big Blue Marble FEBRUARY 1, 1980 8 Weekend Special dB Festival Of Faith ler Matthau, Deborah Winters. d a a In the year 2004. the rapidly children look upon television 8 Soccer 3 ) Publle Affairs SUNDAY. 8 M ovie "Buck Privates " 8 8 8 CHIPS 8 Presents growing human population ol superheroes and frightening 3 ) Abbott And Costello 2:00 (1941) Abbott and Costello. Lee AFTERNOON 1:00 7 :3 0 8 NHL Hockey Mars learns of Impending nucle monsters. (£ Oavey And Goliath 3 ) Laurel And Hardy Laugh- MORNING Bowman. 4 :3 0 (3) NBA Basketball Regional a NHL Hockey Boston Bruins EVENING 8 Sneak Previews: Take Two ar war on Earth, and ol the pres toons 8 Kids Are People Too dB Festival Ol Faith coverage ol Atlanta Hawks at " vs. Hartford Whalers 6 :4 5 3 :0 0 ence of other beings on Mars. (0) Accent On Living 8 :3 0 8 The Athletes San Antonio Spurs: San Diego 3 ) New Day 8 International Women's Vol 5 :0 0 1 0:4 5 8 A Birthday Party For Josef (Part 2) 8:00 3 ) Guinness Game 8 Q e t Sm art .SPORTS. 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