20 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Jan. 4, 1880 Power Struggle Seen For Coca-Cola Control ATLANTA (U Pl) — A power man had been creaced and six vice tioned as possible successors to are overseas managers. Halle is in bottled water through another sub­ view. struggle appears to be developing for chairmen were appointed. The Austin, and an executive vice presi­ charge of CocaCola's operations in sidiary, Belmont Springs Water Co., "There’s no question about that,’’ control of the worldwide CwaCola longtime office of president, dent. 'hie latter position is held by Europe apd Africa. Wilson manages Belmont, Mass. he said, "and it always will be’’. Your Neighbor’s Views Company, whose sales last year previously held by J. Lucian Smith John K. Collings, who at the board the company’s business in the Pacific Seven years later, Coke ventured totaled more than $4 billion. The sale of CocaCola constitutes a who retired in August, was abolished. meeting was named to the additional area. into the wine field, acquiring the full 75 percent of the firm’s business, The stage for the corporate battle Do you support the “Bottie Blii?” Austin, who had been scheduled to offices of chief financial officer and The 1960 buyup of Minute Maid bjl Taylor Wine Co., the Monterey he said. to determine the successor to J. Paul retire in February 1980, said the treasurer. Carter Coke was followed in 1964 by the Vineyard and Sterling Vineyards, Austin, CocaCola's chairman of the The company’s Americas Group of board had asked him to stay on The new corporate lineup reflects purchase of Duncan Foods, a move Those acquisitions established board and chief executive- officer another year and he had agreed. CocaCola’s 20-year drive for diver­ the United States, North Latin that put CocaCola into the coffee and CocaCola as the fifth largest wine America and South Latin America since 1966, was set in November at If Austin had appointed a new sification. It began in 1960 with tea business. producer in the United States. the Atlanta-based company's president, it would have oeen clear acquisition of Minute Maid, a citrus account for about 38 percent of its In 1970, CocaCola took over In 1978, P resto P roducts of worlwwide soft drink unit sales. quarterly board meeting. who his choice would have been as products firm, and has taken it into AquaChem, a Appleton, Wis., became a subsidiary . At that time, Austin announced a board chairman. Instead, the board fields unrelated to the soft drink in­ Milwaukee headquartered firm. of CocaCola. Presto manufactures But Collings said Coke’s overseas complete shakeup of the firm‘'s restructured CocaCola’s top manage­ dustry. AquaChem's water technologies divi­ business was growing faster than Imposes blown film products and disposable power structure that brought the ment “for the most effective use of Four of the new chairmen, Ira sion develops systems that turn plastic bags. sales in the United States. managers of Coke's several sub­ our talent," as Austin put it. Herbert, Roberto Goizueta, Donald brackish and salt water into potable Despite CocaCola’s diversification, JS*. sidiary companies into new "That’s because those nations Under the new setup, Coke now has R. Keough, and Albert Killeen, direct water and eliminate water con­ it is still primarily a soft drink firm haven’t had Coke around as long,” he leadership roles. a chairman, six new vice cnairmen, Coke subsidiaries. The two others, taminants. The company also and its main product continues to be me said a new office of vice chair­ said, "and there are more people several of whom have been men­ Claus M. Halle and Ian R. Wilson, produces and distributes domestic CocaCola, said Collings in an inter­ there. Embargo f^Business especially for oil production technology. Michael LaBlanr, Windsor — I think it will be a big in­ natural resources. I don’t care CAHCF —Severely curtail fi-shing If you have kids it won’t be an in­ ^Invasion “Yes, there won’t be as much convenience. No, i don’t think I how much the bottles are worth. ’’ convenience,” privileges for the Soviets in pollution on the sides of the road. I support it." American waters. Ken Acelin Manchester — Installs don’t mind paying the five cents.” Mildred Albert, Bolton — “It’s —Delay opening new American and “Sure, it’ll stop pollution. Besides Barltara Hale, Norfolk — “Yes, really been debated. Yes, I think that I’ll make money. I don’t mind < t ^ A Threat Soviet consular facilities and “most President Arlyne LaBree, Manchester — I support it completely. I’m for it’s a good idea. I have five kids. paying the five cents. I’ll end up of the cultural and economic GLASTONBURY - A "I haven’t been exposed to it yet. anything that will save our They will take care of the returns. making money on it.” nationally-known leader in exchanges” now in the works. long term health care. To Peace* Aeroflot flights between America Wm Harold Moffie. 51. of West and Russia will continue. Hartford, has taken office Carter noted he already had sought as president of the Connec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President and won postponement of Senate ticut Association of Health Prestone Snow Brush Carter halted almost all grain sales debate over the Strategic Arms Dowgard Antifreeze to Russia Friday and promised HiaurbpBtpr Care Facilities. Limitation Treaty with Russia. Moffie is vice president Q Q Gallon military aid to Pakistan, warning But he said he is not rejecting the Our Reg. 2.89 e O O Reg. 3.77 of Region I of the 1.99 S that the Soviet invasion of pact for the long run because “the en­ Long-reach handle with premium Protects your car's coaling Afghanistan is a chilling threat to American Health Care brush, plus heavy-duty scraper. system in all Kinds of weather. tire world will benefit from the Association. He sits with world peace — and to crucial oil successful control of strategic seven other regional vice supplies. nuclear weapons through the im­ presidents on the AHCA Colgate Instant Shave Prestone RIslone In a nationally broadcast speech, plementation of this carefully board of directors, •Regular *11016 ‘ Mini Spray De-Icer Carter also warned that the United negotiated treaty” Engine States may withdraw from the Olym­ overseeing the nation’s $8- Q Q 8 14 0 . Carter also has recalled U.S. Am­ iEiJpntnn M m iri billion-a-year long-term 5 9 < Our Rtg. 1.03 9 9 Reg. 1.39 Treatment pics in Moscow next summer if bassador Thomas Watson from care industry. With scraper top. Russia continues on its aggressive Moscow. Limit 4 (Mr cuttom»r. 1122 R«g 2.09 path. Vol. XCIX, No. 81 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, January 5, 1980 Since 1881 e 20(c Single Copy e iSg Home Delivered I Moffie is president of Pepsodent Toothpaste In addition, the president reported Connecticut Health For smooth, quiet The president stressed that the on the crisis in Iran, saying he shares Facilities Inc. of New Bri­ 0 0 8 6.5 9 5<«^ 01. running, belter Soviet occupation of Afghanistan is Our Reg. 90c Caldor compression. the common "sense of outrage and tain. which operates four Windshield Washer not simply one more small country impatience” but remains determined nursing homes in Connec­ Anti-Freeze STP OH under the Kremlin’s belt but a threat to bring the hostages home safely. ticut. Sweet ‘N Low Qel. Treatment to all countries. He warned that other On Afghanistan, Carter made clear Moffie was elected presi­ Sugar Substitute Reg. 1.29 nations cannot continue “business as he is worried that the Soviets are 9 9 < Reg. 1.39 usual” with Moscow. dent of CAHCF at a 7 7 8 Box oMOO P ic k tit Protects to minus 20" recklessly trying to alter the world Soviets Fight Guerrillas Carter characterized the Soviet in­ general membership I f Our Reg. 1.10 Just add to crankcase, balance of power. By United Press Internalionul clude a demand for a cutback in the meeting in Groton Dec. 20. mixes with all oils. vasion as "a stepping stone to their ment that will now be delivered in­ They said Soviet-led government Limit 4 per customer. "If the Soviets are encouraged in Soviet forces battled Moslem and size of the Russian Embassy. He served as CAHCF presi­ Roberk possible control over much of the cludes air-to-air missiles, anti-tank forces, apparently units of the Alberto VO-S Shampoo this invasion by eventual success and Chinese-backed guerrillas across They said the landing rights of the missiles, communications equipment dent in 1976-77 and has been world’s oil supplies.” Afghan air force, have resorted to Wiper Blade or STP Gas if they maintain their dominance Afghanistan Friday while the new Soviet airline Aeroflot in the United and spare parts worth $150 million, on the CAHCF board of 7 7 8 ISOL1 5 0 . To dem.onstrate America’s deter­ carp’et — or saturation — bombing in Our Reg. 1.14 Pair of Refills Treatment over Afghanistan and then extend Kabul regime protested any U.N. States also might be curtailed, and the Pentagon officials said. directors since. mination to squash this "extremely the area in an attempt to stamp out their control to adjacent countries,” Security Council debate on the Rus­ the Agriculture Department was Q Q < 12 01. serious threat to peace,” Carter said Such supplies now are banned un­ the Chinese-backed rebels. ■‘We recognize, even if 1i32 Reg. 1.99 0 9 Rag. 1.29 Carter said, "the stable, strategic sian invasion. Pentagon officials said looking into the effects of a possible our critics do not,” Moffie Right Guard Deodorant he has decided on steps designed to der congressional mandate against The Chinese aid was the first Easy Installation For use with leaded and peaceful balance of the world the United States would send arms to embargo on U.S. grain sales to the hurt the Russians where they are providing free military aid to report of foreign assistance to the said, "that the only real 7 0 8 3 0oz. . lor most cars. & unleaded gesoline. will be changed. Pakistan to counter Moscow's moves Soviet Union. assurance of good patient Our Reg. 1.39 most vulnerable, and he expects con­ Pakistan, but Congressional leaders badly divided Moslem tribesmen, "This would threaten the security into Central Asia. Kabul Radio said new Foreign care is to have people in gressional and allied support. said they would find a way around the who are confronting a heavily ar­ of all nations, including of course, the President Carter scheduled a Minister Shah Mohammad Dost sent rule. the industry who are proud He announced plans to: mored Soviet force of about 50,000 Vaseline United States, our allies and televised address to the nation a telegram to the Security Council Diplomats returning from Kabul of the services they —Cancel all but 8 million of the 25 men. Intensive Care Lotion friends." Friday night to announce further protesting the proposed meeting as said Soviet strategy appeared three­ provide, and who are millions tons of grain the United Rebel sources also said large Carter said the moves he is taking steps to counter the Soviet move "direct interference in the internal pronged; securing control of Kabul, adequately rewarded for 0 Q 15 0 . ‘Kramer States offered Russia this fiscal year numbers of government troops were • Our Reg. 1.79 SAVE "will be coordinated with those of against Afghanistan. The White affairs of Afghanistan.” taking charge of provincial capitals their efforts." 1 AN vs. Kramer’ under an agreement. Because the our allies.” defecting to Moslem insurgent 30% OFF by Avery Corman House had already put off debate of The request for the meeting was and roads and then moving out to forces. "During my term in of­ Kremlin already has taken delivery On the grain sales, for instance, he EXTRA Our Reg. Prices On the SALT II treaty to protest the pressed by 43 nations, including mountain and desert strongholds of fice, we will claim the Keri Light Skin Lotion Bittersweet story lor of some 6.7 million tons. Carter’s said he has spoken with other grain In Tehran, an Afghan rebel J=: 4 U the 80's...lhe 'perfect' Moscow move. Pakistan, whose leader Mohammed the guerrillas. spokesman said Soviet tanks moved respect that we nursing 13 0 . decision means the Russians can get exporting nations and, "I am confi­ family laces separation, Diplomats returning from Kabul Zia UI-Haq said in Islamabad that Travelers said the Soviets close to the Iran border in order to home providers have 2 . 6 9Our ’^“" Reg. 4.26 DEVELOPING anger, pain. 8 pages ol only 1.3 million more tons between dent they will not replace these quan- said rebels ambushed a Soviet con­ earned for our past and scenes from movie. now and Sept. 31. appeared to control Kabul during the block any relief move by Moslem tities of grain by additional voy and Russian-led government day but at night they must confront present contributions to — Consider withdrawing America guerrillas based in Iran. shipments to the Soviet Union," forces hit back with large-scale guerrilla attacks and other C o n n e c tic u t’s e ld e r & PRINTING from the Olympics in Moscow next Carter said American farmers will Other Afghan guerrilla sources in aerial bombardments. New Regime resistance. Qom, religious headquarters of Ira­ citizens," he said. “ We •ALL SIZES 'ALL TYPES »NO LIMITS summer if the Soviets demonstrate not suffer unduly from the lost sales They said the Soviet invasion force ‘••'ve given this quality At least half a dozen Soviet soldiers nian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Wells-Fargo PLUS Our ’PICTURE PERFECT’ Guarantee... 1166 Each "continued aggressive action.” because grain ordered but not was locked in combat from the care with a grace and Paparback, Pub. 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'See clitk tor detilli. in the Iowa caucuses, where shortly. referring to U.S. suspicions that of the convalescent and V technology or other strategic items" voy and captured arms in tribal president Hafizullah Amin, saying ______/ delegates to the National In Washington, State Department Pakistan is trying to build an atom chronically ill of all ages.” until further notice. He ordered a areas near the Pamir region known that the consequences for Democratic Convention will be officials said the new measures bomb. as "The Roof of the World” because review of licensing for the Soviets, Afghanistan would have been dis­ chosen. against Moscow were expected to in­ The previously purchased equip­ of its high plateaus. SAVE AN EXTRA L astrous had the coup failed. Promoted Dynamark 8 H.P. Bl-Fold Glass Door Our Reg. 26” Self-Propelled Fireplace Screen HARTFORD — Clayton Low 2-Stage Snow Blower Militants Want Diplomat C. 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Hence militants occupying the U.S. Em­ when militant students holding the 50 tions’ll the hostages are not freed by large following of Turkish-speaking was promoted to bassy for a third month said Friday Our Rag. 12.99 ‘Scandinavian’ for a 62nd day called on the Foreign next Monday. Iranians. programmer/analyst in 8.88 they will try one of their 50 American Ministry to hand over Laingen, 57, of In Qom, Khomeini’s headquarters, 2 heats, 2 speeds for fast Jacobsen 3 H.P. Airtight 2-Door hostages. Air Force Lt. Col. David 1976. He joined the Central Odin, Minn., charge d'affaires and a milling crowd of 4,0(K) to 5,000 — a The State Radio said Friday night drying, expert styling. Light­ Roeder, as a "war criminal” for Collections Department in weight and compact lor easy ‘Snow-Burst’ Wood Burning ranking U.S. diplomat in Iran. mixture of the Khomeini loyalists "counter revolutionaries” had taken 1970. bombing Vietnam during the war use, convenient travel. lfHD200 Snow Thrower Cast Iron Stove Laingen, Victor L. Tomseth of and dissident followers of Shariat- over the Tabriz radio and television Hence has passed five there and invited Vietnam to attend. station and that many residents had Springfield, Ore., and Michael Madari — erupted in stickwielding LOMA exams and serves $ H C 7 Our Reg. begun a march on the broadcasting 259.78 They also demanded that Foreign Holland have been held in "protec­ fights Friday that lasted into the late as the chairman of the •246 s r I Ur complex to try to recapture it. Includes firescreen plus flre- Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh hand tive custody” on the top floor of the afternoon. A nearcurfew prevailed at CML Bowling Committee. General Electric Lightweight, yet powertui Foreign Ministry building since the enough to clear a fifty-foot brlck-llned firebox lor sate, over the ranking U.S. diplomat in sunset. It was the second takeover of the A veteran of the Navy, Steam & Dry Iron even heat. Burns wood up to Tehran, Charge D’Affaires Bruce U.S. Embassy was overrun. Shariat-Madari. the main Shiite radio and television station in Tabriz Hence was elected Com­ path thru 4 Inches of snow In just 5 mlnutesi Easy to 18" long. ICBO approved. Laingen, who has been in protective In a hard-line declaration, the clergy figure to emerge as a critic of since early December. mander of the Manchester maintain 2-cycle engine. militants also denounced Roeder, 40, Our Reg. 13.97 •Compact Box Hatter custody at the Foreign Ministry Veterans of Foreign Wars. 9.76 Easy assembly. 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Public Hearing Slated on Energy Plan By BARBARA RICHMOND provide assistance, particularly to potential problem of housing aban­ gas stoves, electric heaters, faulty 000, are affected, then the civil the town’s Energy Committee to es­ payroll checks today,” Mrs. Rohter President Carter taking on challeng­ visors, which includes former CIA old baby from a life-support system Herald Reporter low income people and the elderly. donment, the inability of tenants to wiring, wood stoves, and coal stoves. preparedness emergency operation tablish a private fuel bank in Vernon, Chicago Schools ers Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Director William Colby; former Am­ that has kept him alive since a Shot to Death The committee, headed by Coun­ pay for fuel when the apartment The committee further said the plan, developed by the town, will be said. VERNON — A winter energy plan Tolland, and Ellington and the town SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) - Edmund Brown Jr. bassador L. Dean Brown; and retired Christmas Eve beating. MARS HILL, Ala. (UPI) - Two cilman Robert Romejko, said Vernon lease so states and finally relocation town recognizes the need for tem­ set up at Sykes and Middle schools. Hopes of meeting the payroll were for the town, prepared by the Energy is seeking donations for this. Chicago officials and Gov. James R. virtually dashed when Thompson But that fell apart when Carter U.S. Chief of Naval Operations. The ruling raised the possibility of elderly spinsters and their bachelor has unique problems in that one of its of tenants due to condominium con­ porary shelters in cases of housing The plan also calls for the Committee of the Town Council, will In addition, the Town of Vernon is Thompson Friday failed to agree on a declined to hold up the state's decided he had to stay in the White Both Colby and rown, who is presi­ a murder charge against the baby’s brother were shot to death and sections, Rockville, includes many version. These present real problems abandonment, fuel shutoffs, broken go to a public hearing Monday at 7:30 weatherization of all town buildings making fuel available at the police bailout plan for nearbankrupt regular weekend deposit of funds in a House to handle the growing ipter- dent of the Middle East Institute, stepfather. another brother critically wounded older homes and older apartment the committee said. pipes and furnaces and apartment be given top priority with the use of p.m. in the Memorial Building. station for emergency use. Chicago schools. Teachers went un­ Chicago bank. nationai crisis. predicted Khomeini will be removed Sedgwick County Judge Ron Rogg by gunmen who raided their house in buildings many of which are owned Many families who own big old dwellers being displaced due to con­ energy audits. The plan includes proposals to bet The town will be receiving a grant paid for the second straight payday And it was further diminished from power during the year. ended two days of hearings by telling an apparent search for a rumored by absentee landlords and are rented houses can’t afford to weatherize dominium conversions. The town has set up an emergency up an accessible energy information of $67,350 and propose to use it to im­ when the man the Republican con­ Colby said Iran will collapse into the stepfather — who already has trunk of money, police said Friday. by families with less than 125 percent them to conserve fuel because the up­ The town is also developing an loan program to be administered by and vowed to walk off the job. GOP Campaign center in the Memorial Building; an prove municipal buildings, emergen­ tenders most wanted on the platform anarchy in 1980 and the Ayatollah been charged with assault in the case of poverty level. For a family of four front costs for this is too high, the emergency operations plan to feed Mrs. Jean Pearsall, social services A spokesman for Thompson said energy operations plan to shelter and cy boiler furnace replacements, DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) - — GOP frontrunner Ronald Reagan will be replaced by a "strong-arm •— that the fate of Michael was no Found shot to death in their rustic that would mean the annual income committee said. and shelter residents who are in need director. Persons who qualify may the governor did not defer a JlOO feed town residents who are in need; making improvements in a residen­ Armed with briefing books and — said he would avoid this and all regime.” longer in his or his wife’s hands. old farm home were James Colum­ is about $8,375. The committee also said the town due to a lack of heat. The goal of the borrow money to buy fuel. million weekend deposit of state provisions for a private fuel bank; to tial building’s heating sysLem, where money in a Chicago bank. The move hoping to gain badly needed recogni­ other potential confrontations for the Brown said Khomeini will be “I find there is no medical reason bus Roberts, 81; his sisters, Floy, 72, The committee said there is recognizes there is not enough infor­ plan is to provide centralized identify multiple family dwellings in Fuel oil dealers will be asked to the landlord hasn’t been able to dried up the source of anypayday for tion, six Republican presidential can­ sake of party unity. "edged out" of power and predicted for life-support systems to be con­ and Maybelle, 70. Listed in critical genuine concern over whether or not mation on energy conservation, locations for individuals and families notify Charles Vassilopoulos, the danger of at»ndonment; set up a maintain minimum temperatures Chicago s 48,600 school employees, didates arrived in Iowa Friday on the Iran will "slide further into chaos tinued on Michael Saad since he is condition with five gunshot wounds at these families will choose to "heat or energy audits, and weatherization without heat in their homes and who town’s health officer, of impending liason with local fuel dealers and despite adequate insulation, and for eve of the debate that launches the with the central government slowly legally and medically dead,” the a hospital in Rome, Ga., Mack eat.’’ They said energy related being passed on to the public. are unable to arrange private accom­ shutoffs of fuel as required by state including 26,500 teachers. Trouble Spots social agencies to assure immediate several other such purposes. 1980 campaign. losing control over the provinces and judge said. Roberts, 72. problems affect state-financed public That is why the proposal is being modations. statutes. Chicago School Board President STAMFORD, Conn, (UPI) - A supply for residents who run out of The committee also said that state The two-hour question-andanswer over the increasingly vociferous A Wesley Medical Center Despite rumors to the contrary, housing too. made to set up a centralized informa­ If only one or two families are Donald Maguda, the town’s energy Catherine Rohter said Friday after­ firm which analyzes international fuel; developing local conservation statutes authorize the Superior Court session Saturday night opens the ethnic groups.” spokesman said pediatrician Cleburne County Sheriff Jack Norton The committee said escalation of tion center with an adequate staff to affected the civil defense trailer at noon the board's $41.5 million payroll politics for major corporations programs and such. coordinator, will receive written to issue immediate orders, without a political season with less fanfare Katherine Pennington, who testified said there was no trunk of money, but fuel costs, since budgets were furnish townspeople with this infor­ the Nye Street firehouse will be used would not be met. It marked the se­ Friday predicted new trouble spots in The plan is designed to inform notice where wholesale oil dealers prior hearing, in emergency cond payless payday for the 48,600 than originally anticipated by its Syria. Iraq and Zaire this year and ^Brain Dead^ earlier in the hearings that “it’s a there was cash in the house. prepared for municipal buildings and mation and to discuss their for temporary shelter. If up to 50 peo­ propose to terminate supply to retail situations where municipal orders sponsor, the Des Moines Register disservice to a child to keep it on a “We do believe it was robbery. townspeople as to local government schools, will result in cost overruns problems. ple are affected, the Nye Street employees of the nation's third said Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) - A county planning for the 1980 heating season. fuel dealers and make alternative haven't been complied with and such largest school system. and Tribune, and the candidates. respirator,” would make the final There was about $1,000 to $1,500 that and additional tax burdens to local The committee also wants to hayp firehouse and Company I firehouse will probably be overthrown in 1980. judge ruled Friday that Michael Saad There will be coordination with the arrangements in the case of fuel ter­ court orders may include appoint­ "Because no agreement has been The GOP meeting was originally decision of when the life-support sys­ was taken — not enough to cause property owners. a program to educate people on the will be used. mination notice. was "brain dead” and said a local state and federal governments to ment of a rent receiver. scheduled as the warmup for a tems would be turned off. anyone to do something like this." The committee also cited the hazards of the use of space heaters. And if more than 50 people, up to 2,- Arrangements have been made by reached among the parties convened Probe International Inc. released hospital could remove the 3-month- here it will not be possible to issue Democratic debate Sunday — with the predictions of its board of ad­ Anti-Poverty Program Classes Start Microwave Cooking BOLTON — Registrations for a Rec Schedules women’s exercise class will be taken W M A P < x i« 7 Jan. 23 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in Community Hall. Topic of Workshop Draws Public Support The classes will start Jan. 30 and VERNON — For those who demonstrations. Event Signups will be conducted each Wednesday HFflAMCtSCX) lOCWVI^l ^ I \ J council said it would need con­ received microwave ovens as Christ­ The programs will cover such VERNON — In response to a nual budget ot $200,000 to which the for 10 weeks, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. siderably more financial help from mas gifts, or plan to buy one, the areas as browning techniques, meal request of the Hockanum Valley Town of Vernon contributes $20,000. in Community Hall. LOtANOtLES Tolland County Cooperative Exten­ planning, recipe timing, converting EAST HARTFORD — The East Department of Parks Community Council to have the the town or would fold if it doesn’t WACAP has an annual budget of $4 / Anyone unable to register in person sion Service will sponsor a series of recipes for microwave oven use, and Recreation has announced dates for registration for a Windham Area Community Action get help from WACAP. million and it serves 23 Connecticut 30 00 may call the Community Hall, 649- workshops on how to use them. purchasing points, cookware, number of activities ranging from "slimnastics” to cross Program serve as its official anti- Under the proposal, with WACAP, towns. 8743 to register or for more informa­ The first program will be on Jan. 9 defrosting, cooking specific foods country ski clinics. poverty agency, town officials have a Willimantic-based agency, Some council members expressed tion. and will continue fpr the next two and other uses. Swim lessons registration day is Jan. 9 from 6:30 p.m. received letters from several local Hockanum Council would receive fears about having an out-of-town Sheila Frankel will be the instruc­ Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at the Tolland Different demonstrators will be to 8:30 p.m. at Penney and East Hartford High Pools. elderly persons, supporting the financial aid administrative and agency in control of services for Ver­ tor. She has taught exercise classes County Agricultural Center, Route doing each meeting, including Esther Residents, age 10 and over, with a town photo/I.D. card request. bookkeeping services but it would non and some expressed fears about for several recreation departments 30. Shoup, Tolland County extension will be eligible to register. Cards may be obtained at the The Town Council was asked, at its mean Hockanum Valley would con­ “ WACAP and its political ac­ bO ^ in area towns. Those planning to attend should home economist. UPiWtATHEH fOTXAST ® town clerk's office. 740 Main St. Cost of the card is $1 and meeting two weeks ago, to make the tinue as the Tri-Town social service tivities." pre-register by calling the extension is valid for five years. Children under 10 years of age may designation due to financial dif­ agency with local orientation, At Monday’s hearing Mayor Marie For period ending 7 p m.. 1 5 80. During Saturday snow office, 875-3331. Class sizes will be School Board be registered if accompanied by an adult family member ficulties the Hockanum Council is separate identity and local control. Herbst is expected to make a report is expected in the Northern Plains Region and the North limited. possessing a card. experiencing. Agency officials said it would mean on alternative solutions to the ANDOVER — The Board of Educa­ Atlantic Coast States, changing to rain over the Central The program is especially designed Cleo Livingstone will be teaching another eight-week Before its regular meeting Monday the strengthening of social services problem including how much it would tion will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Pacific Coast. Elsewhere weather is fair in general. for new or prospective owners of slimnastics class with two sessions starting on Jan. 9 at the council will conduct a public delivery in Vernon. cost the town to bail out Hockanum Antique Show at the Andover Elementary School microwave ovens and is also being Woodland (Synergy! School. To register for either ses­ hearing on the proposal. The local The Hockanum Council has an an­ Council. ANDOVER — The Andover conference room. sponsored by the University of sion, one must contact the Parks Department office, 740 Historial Society will meet Jan. 13 at The board will be asked to take ac­ Weather Forecast Main St. 2:30 p.m. at the home of Gordon Connecticut Cooperative Extension tion on a resignation, an appoint­ Service. There will be a small fee Winter storm watch for Jan. 7 is also the deadline for reserving a place on the MacDonald, 21 Lakeside Drive, An­ ment, a proposed increase in the temperatures will be most- charged for the food used in the Saturday and Saturday night. Feb. 2 Hartford Hellions Soccer Trip. The fee is $4 per Anchorman Says TV, dover Lake (next to the red barn.) price of ice cream, kindergarten Saturday snow beginning ly in the 30s. Low There will be the election of of­ class size, disposal of obsolete equip­ during the morning, con­ temperatures will be in the person with the game and transportation to and from the Church Supper Town Hall included. ficers for the coming year and the ment. and will go into executive ses­ tinuing through the day and teens early Monday and program, to be presented by COVENTRY -The First sion to discuss teacher evaluations into Saturday night. Becoming early Wednesday and in the Registration is also being taken for the East Hartford windy by afternoon. Highs 25 Parks Department-sponsored indoor soccer league. The MacDonald, will have the theme, Congregational Church of Coventry and other items. 20s early Tuesday. Papers Reverse Roles will sponsor a roast turkey supper on “Toys Through the Ages.” Board members will also hear an to 30. Lows Saturday night Maine and .New league is divided into two divisions and games will be near 20. Sunday partial Members are asked to bring an old Jan. 12 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the inspection report from Traveler’s In­ Hampshire: Fair Monday. Wednesday evenings at Penney High School gym starting clearing, windy and cold with By JACK JACKSON “The problem in the country is much television people can take in toy and share its origin and history church vestry on Main Street. surance Company, committee Chance of snow Tuesday. Jan. 9. Anyone interested in playing may register by highs in the 20s. Probability of CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - more and more people are turning to terms of hard news seriously with other members. The public is in­ Proceeds from the supper will reports, and will receive policies on Scattered flurries in the calling the Parks and Recreation office at 289-2781 ext. precipitation 80 percent Satur­ 317. On Way to Ansonia Americans have reversed the roles television for fact and more and presented. vited to attend the meeting. benefit the church's debt reduction sick^'^eave, vacations and career north and fair south day and 70 percent Saturday- Also any Grade 4, 5, or 6 student interested in playing television and print news should play more newspapers are becoming “I’ve now changed my mind about fund program. education curriculum guides. night. Increasing northeast Wednesday. Daytime highs Five children, orphaned last month when indoor soccer may do so by attending Center School Gym­ children are Esther Padrone, left, an aunt, in informing the public and the “up­ transmitters of experience and that the last few years. 1 think it winds Saturday, becoming 25 15 to 20 in the north and 25 their parents died in a Florida highway acci­ and Olga Gonzalez, their grandmother. In side down mixture” is bad for the features. would be very desirable to have an to 40 mph by afternoon and to 30 in the south. Over­ nasium on Satunlay mornings. This program will begin today from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will continue to April. dent, relax at New York’s LaGuardia Airport front, from left, are Jenny Hartman, 6; Don­ country, NBC anchorman John “And it’s an upside down mixture hour ... We can fill an hour honestly continuing at night night lows zero to 10 below and do a good job. And I think people A cross coutry ski clinic is being offered to residents after arrival there on their way to Ansonia, Chancellor said Friday. that I think is npt very good for the Extended Outlook in the north and 5 to 15 na Hartman, 3; and Billy Hartman, 8. At top are very hungry for news these for the third year. The clinic will consist of two indoor where they are to start a new life with Many people rely on TV news for country,” he said. Massachusetts, above in the south. are Anna Cabrera, left, 12, stepsister of the basic coverage and analysis of People should demand their days," he said. Connecticut and Rhode Vermont: Chance of sessions and two outdoor sessions. Four trips to cross relatives. Ansonia police started a fund drive country ski areas, weather permitting, will be sponsored Hartman children, and Eddie Hartman, 5. events, he said. Newspapers, on the newspapers give them more factual Chancellor supported NBC's much Island; Partly cloudy snow late Monday and that raised $600 for air fares after relatives (UPI photo) other hand, are becoming sources of stories and opinion columns to criticized decision last month to Monday, Chance of snow Tuesday. Flurries in February and March. Ed Johansen, a local ski expert from Ryans Sport Shop, will be instructing the clinic. were unable to raise enough money. With the features and "soft” news. reflect the state of affairs, broadcast an interview with Cpl. developing Monday night Wednesday. Highs in the There is no fee for the clinic. However, interested per­ “Television is good at some Chancellor said. William Gallegos, one of the and ending Tuesday, Part­ 20s and low 30s. Lows things,” Chancellor said in an inter­ “ You can make a television hostages held by Iranian militants in ly cloudy Wednesday. High mainly in the teens. sons should contact the Parks and Recreation office. Registration is also being taken for a certified Water view. “TV can take you where you program — with the most serious the American embassy in Tehran. Safety Instructor Course. Registration must be made cannot be ... You can see the war, television journalists in the world on NBC was criticized for playing into Water Bill Time Shorter the captors' hands by agreeing to air Across the Nation through the Parks Department by Jan. 9 but the course you can see the tears in the eyes. — and make it two hours and you still will not begin until 6:30 p.m. Jan. 18 at Penney High MANCHESTER - The Water and the PAS study. Print doesn’t do that very well. could not fulfill that function print what amounted to an 18-minute vehi­ people are very prompt about paying “What print is terrific at — and cle for Iranian propaganda in order City Fest Hi Lo School Pool. Students must be at least 17 years of age and Sewer Department instituted a new Presently meters are read every their bills. But with the state of the can,” he said. Miami Beach pc 66 64 television is not so good at — is fact. to obtain the story. Albuquerque f 39 23 have a current Advanced Life-Saving Certificate. policy Jan. 1, reducing the payment three months, and bills are mailed economy, people are utilizing the full Despite that. Chancellor said he Anchorage f 06 05 Milwaukee sn 27 22 The Department of Parks and Recreation will be period from 60 to 30 days. one month after that. The customer Complicated stories on economics, a favors creating an hour-long network The students allowed NBC to have Minneapolis sn 21 payment period, he said. Asheville r 53 34 18 holding a special Resident Photo Identification session on If a bill is not paid 30 days after the then had 60 days to pay the bill lot of factual stories where you have news broadcast each night. two reporters asking unrehearsed Atlanta r 58 42 Nashville r 41 37 without an interest charge. a lot of complicated material in "I used to think that it shouldn’t be questions. Chancellor said, and New Orleans cy 69 42 Saturday Jan. 12 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The cost of the billing date, the customer is charged AARP Unit To Meet Billings pc 46 20 1 percent interest, an annual interest Under the new policy, billing and there,” he said. an hour because I’m not certain how hearing from one of the hostages Birmingham cy 61 43 New York pc 37 22 I D. card is $1 and it is required for a majority of Parks Department-sponsored activities. The photo session will rate of 12 percent. This is the same reading procedures remain the MANCHESTER — Manchester “was certainly newsworthy” since it Boston pc 32 16 Oklahoma City cy 34 26 Chapter 1275, American Association would help Americans understand Omaha cy 27 24 take place in the Parks Department office located in the rate and procedure as the old policy. same. Only the payment period is "3 Brownsville, Tx f 67 38 of Retired Persons Inc., will meet s the situation in Iran. Buffalo pc 24 09 Philadelphia sn 37 25 basement of the Town Hall. Proof of residency is The 30-day billing period was shortened. Calendar Charleston, S.C r 55 44 Phoenix pc 67 44 required. recommended by the Public Ad­ The study recommended the pay­ Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at South Charlotte. N.C. r 51 37 Pittsburgh sn 31 19 ministration Service study com­ ment period be shortened initially to United Methodist Church. Chicago cy 32 26 Portland. M. sy 27 04 pleted last September. The change 30 days and then to 20. Leslie Sherman, Manchester Manchester Cleveland sn 30 24 Portland, Ore r 42 38 should improve the cash position of But Francis Taylor, water and Recreation Department supervisor, Put Bridgestone Columbus sn 33 26 Providence pc 34 15 the department. sewer finance manager, said the will present a discussion on the Here is next week’s schedule of public meetings Dallas pc 51 33 Richmond sn 45 29 department is not considering a 20- cultural programs available to (locations are in the Municipal Building, 41 Center St., St Louis During the first year, the town Denver pc 45 27 cy 33 31 day payment period. Manchester residents. Program unless noted otherwise): between you Salt Lake City cy 37 29 System Fails could collect as much as $428,000 in Des Moines sn 29 26 “ I don’t think there will be a sheets for the session starting in Detroit cy 29 23 San Antonio f 59 28 back payments, according to the Monday study. But this will be the only in­ further reduction,” he said. January will be distributed at the Duluth sn 18 09 San Diego sy 76 49 meeting. 7:30 p.m. — Planning and Zoning, Hearing Room. and the snow. El Paso f 53 22 San Francisco cv 56 50 In Fire Test crease in revenue. After that it will But he noted the department was 7:30 p.m. — Republican Executive Board, Coffee Hartford pc 33 13 San Juan f 85 74 only increase the amount of revenue exploring ways to shorten the time Room. Seattle cy between meter reading and billing, Golden Age Club Honolulu f 82 70 46 34 available to the department. Tuesday Houston f 61 41 Spokane fy 35 23 Based on annual total water and which remains at four weeks. MANCHESTER — The Golden Age Tampa sh 67 Indianapolis cy 34 26 51 By PATRICK REILLY sewer revenues of $2,605,540, daily "We’re trying to go to a more Club will meet Monday afternoon at 1 7:30 p.m. — Building Committee, Coffee Room. Washington sn 45 34 Jackson, Mss cy 53 34 revenues total $7,138, according to automated system,^’ he said. "Most at the Senior Citizens Center. 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum Linear Park Commission Jacksonville 65 41 Wichita sy 29 21 llrralcl Keporti-r 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, Hearing Room. Kansas City cy 31 29 c-clear: cl-clearing: cy- EAST HARTFORD — The fire department’s com­ Las Vegas f 54 32 cloudy; f-fair: hz-haze; m- munications system failed to deliver a response from one Wednesday Little Rock cy 47 29 missing: pc-partly cloudy : r- of the station houses in a Friday morning test. VITA Program Under Way 7:30 p.m. — Commission on Children and Youth, Los Angeles sy 78 52 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke: The test was made at the request of Mayor George Hearing Room. sn-snow; sy*•sunny: ts- Louisville sn 34 32 Dagon and was conducted in the presence of union and Persons for tax aid to the elderly, will be open from 1 to 4 on their 7:30 p.m. — Democratic Executive Board, Coffee Memphis cy 47 35 thunderstorms; w-windy. MANCHESTER - Manchester fire officials. VITA Coordinator Joseph M. Murphy handicapped and persons who cannot respective days through the April 15 Room. Before the test, Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald assured announces that the VITA (volunteer afford professional services. deadline. 7:30 p.m. — Data Processing Committee. the mayor that the system's problem was interference, income tax assistance) program will The Volunteer counselors are Whereas no appointments are Thursday The Almanac commonly called static, Dagon said. But the Friday test get underway with the first session trained and supervised by the IRS. needed for this help persons needing 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s hours for probate court. showed a problem with the system itself; interference is being held at the Manchester Senior The VITA counselors will meet at the information or special help could call 7:30 p.m. — Conservation Commission, Coffee Room. R E G A L'S WMJ. By I niled Press liilernaliunal another problem. Citizens Center from 1 to 4 P.M., Senior Citizens Center every Tuesday Joe Murphy at 643-1225, John Dormer SIZE Today is Saturday, Jan. 5. the 5th day of 1980 with 361 to The failure came when a call was made to Co. 3 on January 8th. afternoon until the April 15 deadline at 643-6760, or Bob Simmers at 643- Friday follow. Burnside Avenue, which failed to respond. Contact was “At the request of the Internal for filing tax returns. 2244. No meetings. 600-12 B E CLO SED The moon is moving toward its last quarter. made by telephone, but minutes were lost doing so. The Revenue Service we are starting ear­ At the end of the month VITA will 155SR13 The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter. Saturn and Mer­ company had received the signal but was unable to res­ ly this year for those who have sim­ open three more stations: on Mon­ Gym To Be Closed cury. pond because of a problem in the system. ple returns and want to get an early day afternoons at South United MANCHESTER - The West Side 165SR13 Mon., Jan. 7 The evening star is Venus. "This company is especially critical because it houses refund if warranted," he said Methodist Church, Wednesday after­ Recreation Center gym will be MA MA MIA’S Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn the paramedic unit,” Dagon said. The VITA program is sponsored by noons at the Knights of Columbus closed until Monday because the gym FAMILY RESTAURANT Zebulon Pike, discoverer of Pike’s Peak in Colorada After the testing of the system Dagon said he told the the Manchester chapters of the Hall and Thursday afternoons at floor is being refinished. All other 1100 Burntlde Ave. East Hartford Jue., Jan. 8 was born on Jan. 5, 1779. fire chief to come up with a solution to the system’s First Federal Savings. All stations game room activities are open. American Association of Retired (Just Ovar Manchaatar Lina) On this date in history: problems before the day was over. to prepare for the event In 1925, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming was sworn Before Friday morning's meeting union officials had FEATURING Manctiester To Advertise To Report News in as the first woman governor in U.S. history. said they didn't want to be blamed if problems with the ■ m rnitn arwuiMU In 1964, Pope Paul VI and Greek Orthodox Patriarch system caused loss of property or life. East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a nows item or story idea 643-2711 and ask for Classified, Office Manchester . . Alex Cirelli. 643-2711 Athenagoras met in Jerusalem for an historic discussion Dagon said the town is liable and not the union for any Evening Herald BREAKFAST SPECUL DMNER SPECIAL of Christian unity. loss of property or life as a result of the system. tJSPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartlord 643-2711 Glastonbury Dave Lavallee. 643-2711 Published daily except Sunday and cer­ through Friday. When the office is Two Eggs, Home Spaghetti and Meat- In 1968, Alexander Dubcek became chairman of the At the meeting Dagon said the union officials had no Andover Donna Holland, 643-2711 tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads mav be placed bv Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, later to be deposed complaint with the follow-up of the system’s problems by calling 643-2718. Bolton Donna Holland, 643-2711 Fries, Toast, Jelly & balls with Tossed Publishing Co.. Herald Square, P.O for leading a reform movement against Moscow control. the company that installed it, Stanek Communications. For information about display adver­ Coventry . Claire Connolly. 742-8202 Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Coffee. (Mon. thru Salad, Roll and But the union maintained that the system was faulty, tising. Call Ken Hogle. advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. ‘228-0269 Butter. (Mon, Tues, Dagon said. Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. South Windsor .ludy Ku 'hnel. 644-1.364 Fri.) The system cost $40,000 and has been in operation since To Subscribe Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Wed) REGAL’S Lottery Numbers Nawi — H you have a question or September. Dagon said he had receiv^ reports of complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service MANCHESTER & VERNON problems in the system from the beginning but had dis­ Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946 Office hours are 8 30 a m To report special news 9 9 < Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New missed them to allow the system time to get the ‘bugs' Steve Harry, executive editor, 543-2711 to 5:30 p m Monday through Friday 9o3 Main Street VrhCityVtaza England: Business Alex Girelli, 643-2711 * 1 . 9 5 out. Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a.m Saturday. Opinion Frank Burbank, 643-2711 Connecticut: 882. “We have got to have a better system where the regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents New Hampshire: 8834. weekly. $3 90 lor one month, $11 70 for Family Belly Ryder. 643-2711 response gets back to the dispatcher,’’ Dagon said. "The Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 WATCH Rhode Island: 2075. .system now is not consistent." should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months. $23 40 (or six months, IMIIPM FOR and $46 80 lor one year. Mail rates are Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Friday in New “Right now we have a communication system that through Friday anti by 7:30 a m. Satur­ Olfice hours are 3:30 a m to 5 p.m WEoav England: day available on request t m T pm works 99 out of 100 times," Dagon said, "but what do we Monday through Friday SKOALS New Hampshire: 09296. do when it doesn’t work that one time?" 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Jan. 5, 1980 Wings of Morning evening herald. Sat.. Jan. 5. leso - .4 .Guest Editorial. iHaurlirstn* Emniimj Hrrah> Mancnester — A City of Village Charm State Budget Reform Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Did You Get What You Wanted for Christmas? Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, The followinfc is a guest editorial Public officials and their improvement in state budget Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. By CLIFF SIMPSON cerns what did or did not happen to Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International “Anxiety.” Paul Tillich writes that existence, its purposelessness. der water until “mad as a wet hen,” written by Robert H. Franklin, management. Unfortunately, Did you get what you wanted? your soul. Forgive us our trespasses.” constituents need to face up to there are three basic anxieties in In the words of the theologian, the young man burst away from the president, Conneetieut Public the budget system has hardly Steven Harry, Executive Editor Perhaps just as important, were Did the deeper meaning of the “ho­ When he returned to his car he the economic fact that there is life; death, guilt, and Tillich, we hang over the Abyss and master’s grip and was about to swing Expenditure Council Inc. Cuatomer Service — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor the gifts you gave enjoyed by the ly day” touch you? Were you un­ meaninglessness. It is my firm con­ found this reply along with a ticket changed in 25 years. Without Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publliher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus all is lost, or in the words of Clarence a haymaker at him. The mystic Time is catching up with a limit to the fiscal resources recipients? moved by the carols, the decorations, attached to his note: the most current data and ac­ viction that the very best cure and Darrow, “Life is not worth living.” stayed his fist with the remark, Connecticut’s budget, but the available for government I must confess that although I am the church services, and the flooding care, and containment of anxiety is This senselessness of life lies at the “I’ve circled this block for ten curate projections on spen­ of the television screen with Christ­ “When you want God as much as you years. If I don’t give you a ticket, I basic problem is not with the programs. grateful for the “thought” (that’s the Christian faith. Jesus brought life root of much anxiety, a vague, wanted air, you’ll find Him.” ding, budget balancing what many say is the only thing that mas fact and legend? I am indeed eternal for man, forgiveness for sin, generalized uneasiness, a malaise lose my job. Lead us not into temp­ Difficult choices have to be Be of Good Cheer, I Have tation.” State tax system, as some becomes a matter of matters), I am bewildered by several sorry if you did not “change your and purpose into life. that overshadows all of life. Auden’s seem to think. Neither made. They are difficult, in of the presents partly as to why they mind.” When Jesus grew up, his very G t^’s creation of the world is not Overcome A Contrihution from a guesswork. Currently, state expanding economy, and the for aid to municiaplities. In “Age of Anxiety” indicates that it is tinkering with nor overhauling part, because the state budget­ were given and first words were “ ... repent, and just “weather doing and undoing a reai disease of modem man. Jesus said, “ In the world, ye shall Reader budget income and outgo success of its efforts will de- Connecticut, the state govern believe in the gospel.” (Mark 1:14) making process is imprecise, more insistent! itself,” but, as I believe, was for each Prayer is the Soul's Sincere have anxiety, but be of good cheer for A very ieamed man sent this and the state tax system will close just exactly what] For centuries one branch of the and because decisions not to represents a cash flow of pend in large measure on how ment provides many services of us to grow into a closer relation I have overcome the world.’’ wishes to remain anonymous: the perennial gaps which arise are they? Christian Church has thought that Desire almost $5 billion. Agency spen­ business firms perceive the at- that are the responsibility of to God in prayer and t6 reveal more Thielicke tells of a young man who “But God, He knows what help in the State budget. The basic spend can be politically hazar­ I recall thel this meant to “Do penance,” feel and more “the things of Christ” in The chief ingredient in the answer did: “Gorch Foch, a sailor In World ding requests are not a proper titudes of state and local municipal governments in to “anxiety” is desire. It is as simpie may mean. budget issue is one of spending dous. classic cartoon I sorry for your sin and make restitu­ daily living. War I, wrote home to his family, ‘If gauge of program priorities in tion. Actually, the “metanoia” as that. Jesus said that if you ask and If it mean to iive or die; The state has no system of government on spending and other states. Connecticut local that appeared The Mid-gard Serpent you hear that I have fallen in battle, And what sore sorrow and mighty priorities. It is not the tax somewhere (the should have been translated “change seek, you’ll find the answer. How do not cry. Remember that even the operational reporting, no determining budget taxation. A reluctance to hol^ governments have limited or Although many have not heard of moan system but spending habits New Yorker, I [_ _ _ your mind.” Get a new set of often we sing, “If with all your ocean in which my body sinks is oniy requirements. In some cases spending in line with economic no involvement in welfare, the Mid-gard serpent, their lives It may cost on each ere yet a system that regularly provides think) showing a customer in Aber­ priorities. Spew out what once you hearts ye truly seek me, ye shall ever a pooi in my Savior’s hand.” that need overhauling. To reveal the threat of his existence. throne they can best be characterized growth is not a very en- teachers’ retirement, hospitals crombie and Fitch speaking to a enjoyed and train the tastebuds of surely find me” and do not take it focus on the tax system gets up-to-date data on the ac­ The legend goes that beyond the The Chuckle Be filled in His house on high.” — as “wish lists.” No tax system store clerk, '"rhis is not a complaint. your spirit to find greater joy in the seriously! You remember the rather tivities and services being per­ couraging sign. An un-or courts, while in other states, A minister parked his car in a no­ Rossett 1 the “cart before the horse” In fact, I don’t even want to return it. things of Christ. It is not too late to horizon his coils are slowly startingly answer of the mystic to the — neither the present one nor willingness to look hard at the these areas are significant tightening around the world until all parking zone in a large city and at­ and only postpones coming to formed by state agencies and Just tell me what it is!” and passed change your outlook. one who asked how to find God. How True! any “reforemed” one —could is crushed — our hopes, our joys, our tached this message to his institutions. It is impossible to spending side and establish responsibilities of the it across the counter. The clerk held Together they waded out into the From Robert Louis Stevenson; “If grips with the fundamental Be Not Anxious delights are squeezed into windshield: keep up with agency requests priorities, too often leads to a municipalities, it in his hand, looked at it, turned iake. At a certain point the teacher thy morals make thee dreary, depend issues. tell whether existing state One of the polls among students nothingness. Is this not “the twilight “I circled this biock ten times. I and desires, nor for that costly and futile search for the Therefore, interstate com over once or twice, and remarked, “I took his student’s head and heid it un­ upon it they are wrong.” State officials are faced once resources are being used effec­ found that 60 percent replied to the of the gods”? This squeezing (the have an appointment to keep. matter, could any economy answers on the taxation side, parisons of levels of state aid. do not know. I guess it is just a question “What is your basic reaction again with the challenge of tively. This is why the Connec­ Christmas present.” angst, the angina-pectoris, the anxie­ provide the resources. There is clear and present when they fail to take these to life?” ty) has as its very center the emp­ bringing proposed state budget ticut Public Expenditure Coun­ A far more important question con­ With the astounding answer. While Connecticut’s per danger for Connecticut in differences into account, are tiness of life, the meaninglessness of programs into line with the cil and others have urged that Community Baptist Church capita income has historically ducking the real issue of spen- invalid, growth in Connecticut’s the state return to a biennial been among the highest, it has ding priorities by levying new The current turmoil surroun- economy. This is a challenge system. A two-year budget cy­ slipped in recent years to or increased taxes. ding the question of keeping Religious Services which faces all of the cle would again give state Plans Annual Meeting agencies and budget officials fourth among the states at $8,- Local governments are faced the state budget in balance and Faith Baptist Church. 52 Lake St. son, pastors, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship MANCHESTER — The (Community northeastern states regardless Andover Rev. James Beliasov. pa.stor. 9:30 a m., On Jan. 9 the Christian Life Bible will be on “Christian Family Life — more time to develop and 911 for 1978. According to the with similar choices. The state formulating a spending plan services; 9 a m.. Church school, nursery Baptist Church has set up a schedule Study Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at of their tax structure. Between Sunday school: 10:30 a m., worship ser- through junior high; 10:45 a m.. Senior Our Special Children.” The guest U.S. Department of is funneling substantial in- for 1980-81 fiscal can be First Congregational Church of An­ cice; 7 p.m.. evening service. of meetings for this month with the the Macllvain home and on Jan. 10 1969 and 1978, Connecticut’s review budgets and high class, nursery; 7:30 p.m., Praise and annual meeting to follow the regular speaker will be Mrs. Vera Osborn of operational data. The Office of Commerce, Connecticut’s total creases in aid for local educa- beneficial, if it directs atten­ dover, Route 6. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Church of the Assumption, Adams teaching service. the Good News Bible Study Group the language, speech and hearing economy grew 98 percent Simpson, interim minister. 11 a m.. Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Edward worship service on Jan. 20. will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church; personal income growth has tion programs. And with tion toward the spending Emanuel Lutheran Church, Church department of the Manchester public while state spending increased Policy and Management and Worship service: 9:45 a m. Sunday S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and Chestnut streets. Rev. Dale H. The Executive Board will meet at the South Windsor Bible Study Group been the second slowest among school. the church at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 8. schools. The Friendship Circle will the General Assembly’s Joint declining school enrollments, side of the budget, and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Gustafson, pastor; Lee Goodwin, intern; at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Dorothy be the hostesses. 150 percent. During the 70’s 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Andy Gibson will be moderator. Also Appropriations Committee the states. The department municipalities should make the attention that is needed now Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor and Jim Corcoran, 38 Glenwood On Jan. 16 the Christian Life Bible there were state budget in­ Bolton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day emeritus. 8:30 and 11 a m.. Worship ser­ that same day, at 10:30 a.m., Joy Road, South Windsor; and the Ann would be in a better position to recently characterized most of the opportunity to more than ever before. The Saints, Woodside Street and Hillstown Study Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at creases of 12 to 14 percent even vices, coffee between services; 9:45 Circle will meet. Those attending Judson Circle at 9:30 a.m. at the Connecticut as a state whose reallocate property tax state treasury should not be - Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Road. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery for should bring a sandwich for lunch. the home of Bill and Verlie Zimmer- ■ though economic growth (as determine whether present tax Thought , Road. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. church. ’The speaker will be Mrs. man, 104 Old Stafford Road, Tolland. economic growth rate is dollars. deemed a perpetual “money a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Society; infants, adult forum; 11 am .. Nursery Beverage and dessert will be measured by total personal in­ dollars are being used as effec­ Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Meeting, for infants. James Meek and Gail Hartzog will The Board of Trustees of the church decelerating. Connecticut is Twenty-one percent of store” with the taxpayer as the Look for Your Inheritance . at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. provided. lead the devotions. come) was often less than 10 tively as possible. Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Cap. and St. Mary’a Episcopal Church, Park will also meet at 7:30 p.m., at the We look for a lot of things in a new . Bolton United Methodist Church, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 The Friendship Circle will meet at On Jan. 12 the Fellowship Club will church. There is clearly a need for struggling to maintain an Connecticut’s state budget is last resort. and Church streets. Rev. Stephen K“ 12:30 p.m. on Jan. 8 at the home of percent. year hoping for peace and calm 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Marjorie a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Jacobson, rector: Rev. J. Gary meet at 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. . Riles, pastor. 9:45 a.m., church school; Jane Stratton, 175 St. John St.; the among the nations and peoples. meeting; 6 p.m., open-air meeting; 7 L’Hommedieu, assistant to the rector; There will be a dinner and following 11 a.m., worship service. p.m., salvation meeting. Estelle Carpenter Circle will meet at From history, we learn the hopes Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, assistant, to the that Chris Mansfield of New Britain St. George's Episcopal Church, United Pentecostal Church, 187 7:30 p.m. at the home of Marion Gib­ of others were shattered; are we rector, 7:30a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., will present a Magic Night program. SCOOPS b y P o q ^ S n ^ Boston Turnpike. Rev. John C. Holliger, Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Holy Eucharist and church school; 11 son, 658 Wetherell St.; and the Reed- more than they? We need not be vicar. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist; 11 Reservations may be made by minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a m., Holy Eucharist. Eaton Circle will meet at 7:45 p.m. calling 644-1618. Bank IF 50114(5 COfJTlfUrt 1 a.m.. Nursery program and coffee m i ro TO K M m Of THEIR brought so low as to forget One is a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 p.m., Center Congregational Church, 11 at the home of Rose Macllvain, m ytxj’Rf sAHi«, • fellowship. worship. The Women’s Society will meet at TO PEAl AW5UM greater than all; “Who has worked Center St, Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., Bonner Road. 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 15. The program Letters VALUB, ro Bolton Congregational Church, Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St. senior pastor: Rev. Chester C. Copeland, c o m iis. /fN(5,l$W E MAKE TO and done it, calling the generations : Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. Stanton m v s r m i Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., associate pastor; Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Issues tfE’Rf W K C A N I/E THE from the beginning? ■Conover, minister. 9:30 a.m., worship worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 a.m.. (50II4QTO S1ATE K m m . I the Lord, the first, and with the . service and nursery, church school; 10:30 day school; 7 p.m., informal worship. Worship service and church school; 11:15 L05IC,.. last; I am He,” (Isaiah 41:4). ;a.m.. Coffee and fellowship; 10:45 a.m.. St. John’s Polish National Catholic a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Forum, Study group. n m ro Furthermore, He says: “When the Church, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Check Housing Priorities LMRNTO poor and needy seek water, and there Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; Coventry 10:30 a.m., mass in English and Polish. South Windsor H i miK5S is none, and their tongue fails for St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. MANCHESTER - The Manchester To the editor rUROUGM thirst, I the Lord will hear them, I Coventry Presbyterian Church, Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin J. Wapping Community Church, 1790 Area Conference of Churches has Nathan Hale School Road, Route 31. 9:30 bean issued an $840 check from the Although 1979 was celebrated as The state traps the poor in ghettos the God of Israel will not forsake Scholsky, pastor, Saturday mass at 5 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ rum (a.m., worship; 11 a.m., Sunday school; p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 son, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Savings Bank of Manchester, and the the International Year of the Child, of poverty and perpetuates their them.” (Isaiah 41:17). EITES... ‘ 7:30 p.m., Bible study at parsonage. am . worship service and church school. townspeople have been issued a dependence on state assistance. What frightens and bewilders us, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, for many children in this state, and St. James Church, Rev. James St. Francis of Assisi Church. 673 challenge. God calms of His own accord. By His ( Route 31 and North River Road. Rev. W. others, 1979 was not a good year. The In the past year, our federal, state Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, The bank is challenging the public, and local governments have exacer­ Son, or Lord. He has prepared for us H. Wilkens, pastor, 9 a.m., Sunday Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team pastor. Saturday masses at 4 and 5:30 worsening course of the national school; 10:15 a.m., worship service. including community services bated inflation of housing costs by an inheritance of eternal life far ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, in p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 and II economy has forced many families ■ St, Mary’s Church, Route 31. Rev. F. a.m. organizations, to match funds up to raising interest rates and preventing more than we could think or ask. Far residence. Saturday masses at 5 and 7:30 with young children to live in uncom­ Washington Merry-Go-Round Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. Francis A. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 St. .Margaret Mary Church, Rev. John $1,000. The challenge .period begins fortable and often unsafe conditions. the development of lower cost from an escape of the moment — ' Liszewski, assistant pastor. Saturday a.m., noon and 5 p.m. J. Quinn, pastor; Rev, Joseph H. today and lasts until Feb. 28. Checks Most young families who would housing .ihrough unnecessary good or evil, this revealed truth of ■ masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St. Rev. Keating, assistant pastor. Saturday to match the bank grant should be ..7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. like to buy their first home find that regulations and through inaction due -God is fortitude and the power to en­ Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. masses at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, marked MACC Fuel Bank Challenge Second Congregational Church, 10 and 11:30 a m. the high cost of housing and high to a pervading discriminatory no­ dure; so we look for the inheritance Padelli, co-pastors. Saturday masses at 5 and mailed to MACC Fuel Bank, P.O. ■ Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sand mortgage interest rates have made growth attitude which closes the TVA Gave a Dame at Tellico He has prepared for all who love pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Education for all ages; Box 773, Manchester CT 06040. All 10:30 and noon. Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; contributions to MACC programs re owning a home an impossible dream. gates of many communities to the Him. ■ 11 a.m., worship service. Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to tax deductible. young and the poor family. Rev. C. W. Kuhl the vicar. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 Forced to rent housing, these Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible discourse; The fuel bank, in its third year of By JACK ANDERSON the way they want them. They don’t before the act went into effect.’ Zion Ev. Lutheran East Hartford a.m.; family service and Sunday school. families find there are few affor­ For many families, housing costs 10:20 a.m., group discussion. operation, pays the bills of persons comply; they never have complied; Neither of those worked, so they Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Avery Street Christian Reformed dable apartments with two or more are the largest portion of the family WASHINGTON - The controver­ Church First Assemblies of God, 763 Oak St. not eligible for help through any sial snail darter got all the publicity, and as it turns out Tellico, they never went to Congress and got exempted. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Church, Rev. Bert VanAntwerpen, bedrooms which will permit oc­ budget, often taking over half the Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 10 a.m., streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 pastor. 9:45 a m., Sunday school; 11 a.m. other local, state or f^ e ra l program. but the tiny fish wasn’t the only have to.” It’s clear to me they never intended church school; 11 a m., morning cupancy by families with children. household income. How long can we a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m,, Sunday and 7 p.m., worship service, nursery at Last year, 38 families received worship; 7 p.m., evening service. The conversion of apartments to con­ continue to let our various public in­ species victimized when the The destruction of the Cherokee to comply with the spirit and intent Quotes school and youth forum; 10:15 to 11:30 both services. grants. In addition 25 oil deliveries Tennessee Valley Authority closed homeland is a particularly rank of the law.” First Baptist Church of East Hart­ a.m.. First and second year youth in­ Messiah Evangelical Lutheran were guaranteed by MACC. Almost dominiums threatens to further sub­ stitutions encourage inflation in this ford (Southern Baptist Convention), 36 tract from the stock of available basic necessity? the floodgates last month on its mul- example of official lawlessness run­ Once again, the demands of big struction. Holy Communion the first and Church (Wisconsin Synod), 300 all deliveries guaranteed by MACC ■ Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. 11 third Sunday of each month. Buckland Road. Rev. Ronald Muetjel, The year 1980 could become a ti-million-dollar boondoggle, the ning roughshod over rights money have enabled bureaucrats to a.m. and 7 p.m., worship services, Mrs. Donna Cammeyer, advertising and marketing officer for were eventually paid by the person. housing for families with moderate Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon pastor. 9:30 a m., worship service; 10:30 or low incomes. Many families are better year for the child if we could Tellico Dam, guaranteed in the statute books. The expand their paper empire at ruinous “Hell, life is sure going to be nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 6 a m., Sunday school. the Savings Bank of Manchester, delivers a $840 check to begin Since August, MACC has received streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 92 requests for utility aid. $2,750 in get our federal, state and local For the Cherokee Nation, whose area to be flooded includes the an­ and irreversible cost to the nation. boring.” p.m.. Training Union. Our Savior Lutheran Church, thus forced to live in overcrowded a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 the Fuel Bank Challenge to Nancy Carr, executive director for outright grants have been made to 27 ancient homeland ^ cient Cherokee capital of Chota, as — A while polireman who has Faith Lutheran Church (Lutheran p.m., worship. (Missouri Synod) 239 Graham Road. 9 and substandard housing and or pay governments to take the following Slipped Secrets Church in America), 1120 Silver Lane. the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. The funds will be families. A quarter of the grants over half of their incomes for rent actions; will be inundated ^ well as thousands of burial places been chasing Rhodesian guerrillas First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 a m,, Sunday school; 9 and 10:15 a m., Secret documents are the lifeblood . Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 N. Main St. 11 a.m., church service, Sun­ worship. used for the MACC fuel bank. (Herald photo by Adamson) have been to elderly people. by completion of 4 ■ % and other sites sacred to the for years, eontemplating the a.m., worship service. and utilities. (11 Provide lower cost mortgages of the espionage business, and day school, and care for small children. the dam, Tellico ^ ' Cherokees. future of this country under black First Congregational Church, 87 Children with single parents are to families who want to buy their federal agencies have elaborate (Community Baptist Church, 585 E. often forced to live in even worse first home is just one more \ ^ The Native American Religious security precautions to prevent sen­ rule, Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, Center St. Rev. James I. Meek, minister. Vernon sorry chapter in a Freedom Act specifically directs “ Portraits of dead movie stars get minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate 9:15 a.m.. Church school for all ages, Church Bulletin Board conditions, since a family today 121 Encourage rather than obstruct sitive information from falling into minister. 10 a.m., worship service, St. Joseph Church, 33 West St., needs at least two average incomes the construction of lower cost long history of federal agencies to allow access to the wrong hands. But occasionally you art-world acclaim, but what you kindergarlen through Grade 4 continuing Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 church school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning L ake, mistreatment by sacred tribal sites. After supporting want is to be in the thick of things. p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 retreat. Silver in order to have even a chance to find housing for families. there are incredible cracks in the hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., youth worship, nursery provided. Concordia Lutheran Emanuel Lutheran Members of the stage the environmentalists’ unsuccessful It’s an old device: Paint the wealthy fellowship. and 11:15 a.m. through Sunday. adequate housing. (31 Ban discrimination against cynical security structure that allow secrets Church of the .Nazarenc, 236 Main St. MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - company will discuss bureaucrats in Washington. fight to save the snail darter — which and soon you wear their clothes, eat Faith Tahcrnarlc Church, 1535 Rockville Baptist Church. 69 Union Many families which have no children in rental housing. to slip out. Here’s jsut one Rev. Neale McLain, senior pastor; Rev. St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. 9 following is a schedule of Emanuel Lutheran Church scenes from the T.S. Eliot For Americans as a whole, an im­ was also supposedly protected by law their meals, take your vacations with Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. George Emmitt, minister of visitation THE source of income other than public (4) Provide those children who are astonishing example: 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship a.m., worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ events for the coming week has scheduled the following play, “A Cocktail Party.” — the Eastern Branch of the and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; assistance find their choices limited forced to live on public assistance portant part of our national heritage A file cabinet with a combination them.” service; 7 p.m., evangelistic service. day school; 7 p.iu,, evening service. sponsored by Concordia events for the coming There will be a time for BiBU 10:45 a.m,, worship, children’s church to slum housing in unsafe and un­ with the means to live in a safe, will be lost forever when one of the Cherokee is now pushing its own case lock on it was recently declared sur­ — Kay Larson, art critie, Nursery at all services. Sacred Heart Church, Route 30. Rev. Lutheran Church. week. coffee and discussion S P ^ in court. referring to pop artist Andy and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Monday: Christian ly healthy condition. sanitary and happy environment most remarkable archeological sites plus by the State Department and Burnside United Methodist Church, nursery. Monday: Church Coun­ following the program. 161 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., Donohue. Saturday mass at 5 p.m. ; Sun­ Education Committee, 6;45 Eugene The number of existing public where they can develop the attitudes east of the Mississippi disappears Cherokees are particulary in­ Warhol. (Village Voice) Calvary Church (Asseinblics of cil, at the church. Sunday School and nursery turned over to the General Services pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church school for all day masses at 7:30 , 9, 10:30 a m. and p.m,, at the church; Brewer censed at TVA’s insensitivity toward “ Everything I do is special. Just God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. care will be available. le authority the Bible housing units and rent subsidies is in­ and skills needed to become beneath the waters of the manmade Administration for routine disposal. ages, including an adult class; 10:30 a.m.. noon. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. Church School staff, 7:30 Tuesday: Emanuel Old bears in our lives depends sufficient to meet the need. In Hart­ successful and productive citizens. lake behind the dam. the thousands of ancestral graves walking down the street to have a cup Worship hour with child care provided for St. John’s Flpiscopal Church, Route Following standard practice, the Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 p.m., in the church room. Guard, 10 a.m., at the upon our view of its origin. And for the families who had that will be violated by wave action of coffee with my kid sister is infants through age 5; 6 p.m.. Junior High 30. Rev. Robest H. Wellner, rector. 8 Center Church ford and other cities there are All children have a right to a safe GSA sold it at a bargain price to a a.m,, Sunday school; 10:30 a.m,, service Tuesday; Catechetics church; Call committee, If one accepts it as the of the reservoir water, exposing the special. I feel like a yokel. It’s like and Senior High Youth Fellowships. a m., communion; 10 a m., family ser­ MANCHESTER - The thousands of families on waiting lists and happy home. Will we guarantee farmed the green fields of the Tellico local municipality, which in turn of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service. classes, 6:30 p.m.. Church product of divine inspira­ Wesley Memorial Church (I'nited vice and church school. 7:30 p.m., at the church. that right or continue to deny it Valley for generations, the dam bones to wash up on the shore. going to the big city for the first Concordia Lutheran Church, following is a list of events for housing assistance. The welfare resold it to a private individual. Vernon Assemblies of God Church, School Wing; Bible Study Thursday: Emanuel tion, he is logically project has meant the loss of their Cherokee Chief John Crowe said in time. Riding in a car is a new thing.” Methodist Church), 110 Ellington Road. (L.C.A.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D, scheduled for the coming Hat grant does not provide a family through our public policies? Nowhere along* the bureaucratic Rev. Gordon Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Group, 8 p.m., church Prayer Group, 10 a.m., at obligated to recognize its Strand, pastor. Rev. David B. Stacy, week by Center with enough income to rent a decent James R. Newton, homes, a sad human story which has a letter to TVA: “Our situation today chain of disposal did anyone bother to — Tom Watson, who was worship service, child care. Michelino Ricci, pastor, 11:00 a.m. and room. the church; Care and divine authority, ’There are associate pastor, 8:30 a.m., Holy Com­ Congregational Church. intelligent reasons for so apartment, pay a security deposit or 461 Spencer St., been largely ignored amidst the is simply repeating the experiences see what, if anything, was inside the released from a Minnesota prison 6:30 p.m., worship services. Wednesday: Holy Land Visitation Committee, after having served 19 years for munion, youth class, nursery for small tour group leaves from Monday: Grade 7,8 and 9 viewing the Bible. moving expenses. Manchester. struggle between stubborn en­ of the Cherokee Nation in its dealings file cabinet. When the private Glastonbury Vernon United Methodist Church, 11:15 a.m.; Martha Circle, children; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Route 30, Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. church at noon. cohfirmation class, 5 p.m., First, the writers vironmentalists and porkbarrel with the United States government m urder. church school through Grade 6, nusery 1:30 p.m.; Confirmation repeatedly claim inspira­ purchaser finally opened the cabinet, St. Dunstan's Church, Manchester 9:15 a m,, worship service, nursery. at the church; and its agencies throughout history “I threw up.” for small children. Thursday: Bible classes, 6:30 p.m.; Word tion, e.g. ITimothy 3:16,17. politicians over the celebrated snail however, it contained a secret State Road. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Church of St. Bernard,, Rockville. Tuesday; Pilgrim Choir, — Leonard Nimoy, actor, I nitarian Univeraalist Society! East, Discovery Group, 9;30 and Witness Group, 7 p.m. Its brevity in telling of darter. ... This is not unlike the treaty which Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday 3:30 p.m.. Memorial Hall. Department report on events in 153 W. Vernon St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, a.m., church room; Golden momentous events is not in Perhaps the greatest loss in the resulted in the forced removal of the recalling his first reaction when at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at Wednesday: Handbell Rhodesia, Cyprus, Germany, China minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Age Club, 1 p.m., at the Friday: Bible study, 1 man’s loquacious style. long run, however, is an intangible Cherokee from east of the Mississip­ asked to play Mr, Spock in “Star 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Choir, 7 p.m.. Carrier and the Middle East. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 church. p.m; Junior and senior With impartiality, it tells A Farewell one — the notion that this Is a govern­ pi on the ‘trail of tears’ to Trek — The Motion Picture.” Koekville United Methodist Ciiurch, Room; Chancel Choir, 7:30 A GSA spokesman told my office Hebron Hackmatack St, Rev. Norman E. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, confirmation classes will the bad in its heroes. Nimoy (who look the film apart) p.m.. Federation Room. ment of laws that must be obeyed by Oklahoma.” that the agency would never Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant pastor. 10:45 a m., worship service. meet at the church at 6:30 Though written by some 40 believes the fame he gained as pastor. 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship ser­ South IVIetlioclist Thursday: Diaconate, men from widely divergent To the editor: the federal government as well as by TVA’s bureaucrats also shrugged knowingly sell surplus equipment St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Route First Congregational Church of Ver­ p .m ., for a w eekend vices, nursery for infants; 9:30a,m., Sun­ MANCHESTER - South 7:30 p.m.. Federation backgrounds and separated Goodbye to a dear old friend. elevator men. individual citizens. off the Historical Preservations Act, Spock on TV’s “Star Trek” series 85. Rev. William Persing, rector. 10 a.m., non, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. retreat. that contained any government Worship service. day Bible school classes for all ages, United Methodist Church Room; Prudential Board, by centuries, it is without House and Hale of Manchester. I don’t even know the employees refusing'to file a comprehensive plan hindered his career, (Us) Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, Saturday: Emanuel Hill The TVA has been well aware of documents. If a file contains any Gilead Congregational Church, three through adult, nusery for infants. h a s scheduled the 7:30 .m., Robbins Room; contradiction. From my conservations with many names, outside of a certain few, but 1 for studying the site before flooding, assistant minister. 9:55 a.m,. Church Chapter of AA will meet at all these victims for years, and has papers, he said, “we usually just “I wanted to lighten up the whole Hebron. Rev. David G. Runnion- Second Congregational Church, 385 school, crib room, child care; 10 a m.. following events for the Board of Christian Fulfilled prophecy others from town, I know I am not N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Jam es D, 8 p.m., in Luther Hall, 60 wish them well, and want them to steadfastly chosen to ignore them in as required by law. As a result, a un­ junk them or send them back” to the thing a little. Whenever people write Barefoot, pastor. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Worship service, coming week. Unless noted Concern, 7:30 p.m.. argues strongly for the in­ alone with my nostalgia at seeing MacLauchlin, pastor. 10 a.m,. Service of Church St. spiration of the Bible know that I speak for many its singleminded grab for bureauc- iquely valuable archeological originating agency. This time, about us, they always wonder if there service, nursery; 9:15 a.m.. Church Talcottville Congregational Church, all events are scheduled Carrier Room. school classes. worship and church school; 11 a.m,. Unless noted, all ac­ writers. The Bible’s this “homey building stand there Manchester people. tatic power. The fact that the Tellico treasure — which provides an un­ is a political motive. We just like Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 for the church. Friday: Senior High however, the 10-page secret docu­ Fellowship hour in the hall. tivities wiii take place at message is unique as it empty. We shall miss you more than you Dam has'^een adjudged by experts to broken record of human habitation each other, that’s all.” a.m.. Worship service, church school, Monday; Administrative ment apparently slipped by GSA’s North United Methodist Churcii, 300 nursery. the church. teaches doctrines univer­ The store was on my way to work, know, and thank you for the warmth be an uneconomic producer of elec­ going back 12,000 years — will go Federal Property Resources Service. — Linda Ronstadt, who Manchester Parker St. Rev, Dr. Howard L. Love, Board, 7:30 p.m. sally distasteful to men. an easy stopping place, and the folks pastor, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship ser- Trinity I- u t h e r a n Church, Tuesday: Women’s in you that always made a visit to tric powjer — just 200 million down the drain. With this potential bait, GSA’s dedicated the song, “ My Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, While its religion claims Gospel Hall, Center Street. 10 a.m., cices, with coffee fellowship between ser­ Prayer and Bible Study Universalist universal dominion, it who worked there were so warm and House and Hale a pleasure kilowatt-hours a year — only makes “First, they argued they were not a public sales of surplus property Boyfriend's Back,” to Jerry Brown pastor. 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship ser­ Canada breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children five Group, 7:30 p.m., at 1208 MANCHESTER - The honors individual choice. human, more like friends than experience. TVA’s actions more shameful. federal agency, so they didn’t have to during a fundraising concert for school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. vices; ,9:15 a m. Sunday school. should pick up — what with well- years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church Main St. Unitarian Universalis! Canada is the world’s sec­ And the most powerful salespersons. God bless you all. As Gerald SchroedI, an comply,” said Bennie Keel, chief of th e California governor’s Full Gospel Interdenominational Union Congregational Church, 8:30 ond largest country territori­ heeled enemy agents hoping for an school classes for age three through a.m.. Church school Grade 10, Annex se­ Wednesday: Men’s Society: East, will host argument is the savior it It wouldn't be fair to single any one Evelyn Barracliffe, archeologist who worked for TVA at the Interior Department’s Interagen­ presidential campaign. Church, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Grade 6. ally, extending from the ' presents — Jesus Christ i unexpected bargain in an old desk or cond floor; 9:45 a.m.. Nursery through Prayer and Bible Study members of the Hartford North Pole to the U.S. border person from the rest, they were all 98 W. Middle Turnpike, Tellico, told my reporter Hal Straus, cy Acheological Services. '"Then, Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, South United Methodist Church, 1126 file cabinet. worship service and Bible study; Grade 8; 10 a.m.. Worship, Sykes Group, 7;30 p.m. Stage Company, Sunday at and including all the islands of CHURCH OF GMHST great, including those cheery Manchester. “TVA reads the laws and they decide they said, “Well, we were authorized Main St. Rev. Dr, George W. Webb, Rev. deliverance service. Auditorium, Park Street, Rockville; 11 Thursday: Confirmation 10:30 a,m. at the meeting the Arctic from near Green­ Lydall and Vernon Streets Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehr- a.m.. Coffee hour at the Annex. land to near the Alaskan class, 3 p.m. house, 153 W. Vernon St. border. Phone: 646-2903 0 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Jan. 5, 1980

Obituaries Pac Says State *A Rose is a Rose, is a Rose,.,. ’ Rev. Arnold Tozer, 55, Needs Dump Site Silk Flowers Are Popular HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - State The draft report of that study Served Second Church Environmental Protection Com­ suggested there were more possible missioner Stanley Pac said Friday sites for such a dump In eastern The Rev. .Arnold \V. Tozer. 55, of senior minister at the Second Connecticut sorely needs a hazardous Connecticut than elsewhere in the Westboro. Mass., formerly of Congregational Church in waste treatment and disposal facility state. Tolland and Windham counties Manchester, died Friday night at Manchester, Conn., in 1953 and for the good of its environmental and had the largest amount of land Manchester Memorial Hospital. served until 1960. economic health. suitable for dumping. He was born in Morno. Maine, Jan. He also served as senior minister Pac said a draft planning report in­ But Pac stressed no final decision By BETTY RYDER flowers using a different them each 24,1924. He was a graduate of Bangor be used as keepsakes. The bouquets at the Union Congregational Church, dicates potentially suitable areas of had been made about a specific loca­ month. Customers were impressed (Maine) Seminary and received his Richmond Hill, New York, from 1960 Family Editor can even be redesigned for home the state which could be considered tion. with the tnie-to-life appearance of master s degree from Andover- As the result of an accident, a new arrangements. Some of my brides to 1969, and at the Church of Christ for industrial waste management "No one has attempted to select a the flowers and were soon asking to career has blossomed for Lu Gustaf­ have had two bouquets made, one to Newton Theological College at New­ Congregational in Newington, Conn., facilities but "no one has attempted site anywhere in Connecticut at this buy them,” she said. ton Center. Mass. from 1969 to 1977. son of Manchester. keep and one to toss to their to select a site anywhere in Connec­ time,” he said. The study eliminated “I have always wanted to be a Some time ago, Lu hurt her arm bridesmaids. He served at the Community In 1978 he returned to Andover- ticut." areas where dumps could not go, flower designer, but never pursued it and couldn’t continue her hobby of "Graduation proms have also Church of Hudson, N.H., 1949 to 1951, Newton Theological College to work Connecticut has more than 7,(KX) rather than recommending specific seriously because one must work on bowling, so she joined the YWCA proved to be popular outlets for silk and at the First Congregational on his thesis in pastoral counseling. plants putting out nearly 100 million iocations for them. Sundays and holidays. With Artistry Church at Manchester. N.H.. from Koffee Krafters and learned how to flowers. The young ladies can retain He is survived by a son. Peter A. gallons of hazardous wastes a year, "The fact is we need one. There in Roses, I work in my home, at my 1951 to 1953. Tozer, of Manchester, Conn., and a make silk flowers. their corsage after the ball is over,” yet has no legal dumping sites. are suitable areas throughout the own pace. I can sit with a box of the Lu said. The Rev. Mr. Tozer was appointed sister, Mrs. Iris Nixon, of Macon, Today, flowers from her business Pac said the state ships some in­ state,” said Possidento, "The materials on my lap and watch Ga. "Artistry in Roses” are used in A woman of many talents, Lu, with dustrial waste to New Jersey, but preliminary resuits of the report television.” A public memorial service will be bridal bouquets, headpieces, cor­ the help of her husband, Lloyd, Retirement Party can only continue for "another year revealed that potential, favorable In addition to her handmade Jan. 13 at Manchester's Second sages, centerpieces, pew markers, graphic arts teacher at Enfield High — if we’re lucky." areas can be found throughout Con­ flowers, Lu also does interior To Honor Tureek Congregational Church at 2:30 p.m. boutonnieres, cake decorations, etc. School, recently published a The commissioner said Con­ necticut.” landscaping with waterfalls, silk The family will conduct a private "When I started, I made roses for cookbook entitled "Be a Goumet MANCHESTER — A retirement necticut needs a program to manage foliage, driftwood and pebbles. She memorial service. everyone. The bouquets included Cook with a Flair - When You’re party for Ernest Tureek, park and dispose of the waste "in some Gasoline Tax also rents flowers, lanterns, um­ There are no cplling hours, and baby’s breath and fern and my Flat," which was reviewed in The superintendent for 35 years, will be good environmental manner and at brellas for showers and parties. Jan. 25 at The Colony in Talcottville. memorial contributions my be made Hartford, conn. (Upd - a friends said they look real. Herald’s "Your Neighbor’s Kitchen” the same time take care of our Lu says the interest in silk flowers column recently. Reservations should be made by to the American Cancer Society, 237 proposal to change the gasoline tax "When my daughter opened the economic problems. has grown considerably in the past Jan. 21 Tickets are available at the E. Center St., or to the Andover- from 11 cents per gallon to 11 percent Front Parlour Beauty Salon on Hart­ Anyone interesting in viewing "We would have to close the state few years. “The handmade roses general manager's office. Town Hall, Newton Theological College, Newton of the per gallon price is a "covert ford Road, I decorated it with silk some of Lu’s floral work may call her down if the companies had no place have a life-like appearance and can for an appointment at 649-0568. the Public Works Department, Lin­ Center. Mass. to ship the waste,” said the chairman attempt to steal from the people of sty Connecticut,” Rep. William coln Center. Park and Recreation Holmes Funeral Home is in charge of the Connecticut Industrial and Hofmeister, R-Milford, said Friday. Garage, or in the Cemetery Building. of the arrangements. Greeting Manager Waste Management and Recovery For further information call 647- Task Force, which met Friday. 3081 In Memoriam He said the percentage tax would Glastonbury Town Manager Richard Borden, left, chats with Pac added the lack of a disposal In lovinf; memon of Franlt J Anderson who passed mean that every time the price of gas site and waste transportation costs a w a y on Januar>- 5, li»79 Safety Commission member Kurt Cavanaugh at Town Coun­ increased, the tax would Democratic Caucus S adlv missed bv — could force some firms not to expand cil’s reception for the manager on Friday. All town residents automatically be higher. Wife, or locate in Connecticut. Scheduled Jan. 23 Daughter, and were invited to stop by and chat with Borden at Academy He said certain components of in­ "In that way, the monster oil com­ Son panies and their gluttonous OPEC School. (Herald photo by Lavallee) dustrial waste can be recycled but MANCHESTER - The country cohorts will control our state "ultimately you will always have Democratic Town Committee elec­ tax system through their outrageous tion caucus will be Jan. 23 at 7:30 some left over” — necessitating the price increases,” Hofmeister said. /A p.m. Police Report need for dumping site. Silk roses in the living room of her home i /f Locations are Howell Cheney S ho waiter Attorney Pac also said it might take a “cou­ Wants Action at 208 Main St., Manchester. Technical School cafeteria; Robert­ ple of facilities” to do the job. son School. Buckley School, Martin MANCHESTER —Police charged Mark Possidento, administrator of HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - Rep. School. Nathan Hale School. Waddell Says Lawsuit Alive Patricia DePerry, 25, of 216 Jordan a federally funded agency studying Virginia Connolly, RSimsbury, said \ School, Verplanck School. Keeney Lane, Wetherfield, with issuing a bad hazardous waste disposal, said "it is Friday Gov. Ella Grasso "has once check Friday. She was released on a Street School, and Manchester High NEW LONDON, Conn. (UPI) - in the best interest of the citizens of again passed the buck” in not saying On Feb. 22, 1978, one-man grand $250 non-surety bond for a Jan. 21 School. The gymnasium of Buckley The attorney for Lucille Showalter Connecticut that a safe treatment whether she approves or disapproves juror Superior Court Judge Joseph F. appearance in court. School will be used for District 3. says her civil suit in connection with Dannehy ruled it was “more facility be constructed in the state.” of the health commissioner’s out-of- Filings to enter the caucus must be the unsolved hit-run death of her son probable than not that (former New state travels. made with the registrar of voters' of­ in 1973 is very much alive. London Mayor) Harvey Mallove was He said a majority of industrial Mrs. Connolly said when she asked fice between 8:30 a m. Jan. 11. and Averum J. Sprecher of East Had- the operator of the offending wastes are dumped in municipal the governor the question, Mrs. 4:30 p m Jan. 17. dam said Friday hearings were vehicle" and New London police had Fire C alls landfills or in pits, ponds and lagoons Grasso’s answer was that she had scheduled later this month on bungled the investigation so bad that near the generation site, which could asked Department of Health Services motions filed in two courts in the it was ‘too strong to overcome.” Manchester contaminate area water supplies. Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd to Parent Workshop $600,000 lawsuit filed against the un­ As a result, Dannehy recom­ Possidento said a study, done by explain his trips to Mrs. Connolly. Friday, 2:49 p.m. —False alarm. the Research Corporation of New known person responsible for the mended there be no prosecution for Spruce Street. "Obviously the governor chose not Planned at EHHS England in Wethersfield, took into death of Kevin Showalter. Showalter’s death. Friday, 4:27 p.m. —Water problem at 9 to respond,” Mrs. Connolly said. EAST HARTFORD — A financial Sprecher said the suit, filed Dec. In December 1978 the statute of Eldridge St. account health and safety factors in She released a lengthy list of aid workshop is being offered to all 21, 1976, was still active because he limitations on criminal charges in­ Friday, 5:14 p.m. —Smoke detector locating potential areas for hazar­ Lloyd’s travel vouchers in parents and students from East Hart­ has filed reclaim motions that meet volving motor vehicle death in the alarm, Meadows Convalescent Home. dous waste management sites. November, ford at East Hartford High School in legal requirements of “good faith case run out. Friday. 6:43 p.m. —Brush fire at the cafeteria at 7 p m. Tuesday. diligence" in pursuing the case. Sprecher said Friday a motion is Manchester Racquet Club, 404 West Center St. Frank Resnick. a representative of Showalter, a 20-year-old college pending in Windham County Superior Rec Sets Registration the Connecticut Association of student, was struck by a vehicle as he Court to open the grand jury East Hartford Professional Financial Aid Ad­ changed a flat tire on his girlfriend's testimony to him to protect Mrs. Friday. 1 p.m. -Medical call to 735 MANCHESTER —Registration for A new class, drawing and painting, ministration. will conduct the car Dec. 24, 1973, on a New London Showalter's right to pursue civil ac­ Main St. the winter session of the Recreation is offered on Tuesdays from 1 to 2:30 h workshop open to parents from street. tion if and when the guilty person is Friday, 3:11 p.m. -Medical call to the Department will be Monday through p.m. Penney and East Hartford High His mother later charged that found. Holiday Inn, Roberts Street. Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the Art A beginner to intermediate pottery Schools. police were not doing all they could Friday, 4:34 p.m. —Medical call to 269 Building, Garden Grove Road. A Square Circle Club Ellington Road. class will have registration Jan. 7, in Resnick will explain the FAF to find the driver of the vehicle that The classes, which begin the week Friday, 5:32 p.m. —Police Department the Arts Building, from 6 to 7 p.m. which is the main form used by left the scene of the accident. MANCHESTER - The Square Cir­ of an. 14, are open to area residents. This class meets Mondays and cle Club of the Manchester Lodge of Headquarters. colleges and universities to dis­ Through Mrs. Showalter’s efforts. The charge is ^ with a membership Wednesdays for eight weeks. The V- Masons will hold an open house Mon­ Friday, 6:08 p.m. Medical call at 50 tribute financial aid to students. For Gov. Ella Grasso later ordered a Hillside St. card, and $5 per class without. cost is $10. day at the Masonic Temple. There more information contact Ms. state investigation which led to the Friday, 6:25 p.m. —Medical call to 1220 Included in the courses are pottery, Contact the Recreation Depart­ will be cards, pool, conversation and Dimlow at East Hartford High impaneling in December 1976 of a Burnside Ave. needlepoint, crochet, cake ment, Arts Building, 647-3089, for refreshments. All Masons and their S' ool. one-man grand jury. Friday, 6:33 p.m. —Medical call to 222 decorating, knitting, leaded glass, more information. friends are welcome. Woodlawn Circle. photography, and slimnastics. Kennedy Official Says HERALD - PHOTOS BY Economy Is Key Issue PINTO HARTFORD. Conn. Grasso’s firm endorse­ how well Kennedy will do SPECTACULAR (UPI) — Massachusetts Lt. ment of Carter “an in­ in the Iowa caucuses and Gov. ’Thomas P. O’Neill, timidating force," but said the early primaries, New England coordinator the Kennedy camp will try specifically the kickoff for Sen. Edward M. to offset that kind of sup­ New Hampshire contest. Kennedy’s presidential port by telling voters "it’s campaign, said Friday the best for them to have a ”1 let the opposition do NEW YEAR deciding issue for voters in neighbor in the White that," he said. “I’ll let 1980 will be the economy, House." them set the quotas. I’ll let not Iran. Reports Kennedy's cam­ them set the goals. ’ O'Neill, interviewed at paign is dead are “political the .Massachusetts gibberish, " he said. State campaign coor­ A white lace with deep red roses and greens is just one of the many floral arrangements Democrat's Hartford O’Neill said many peo­ dinator Lou DiNatale said A colorful rose bouquet marks the entrance to the Gustafson Lu offers. headquarters, said Iran ple, not including Kennedy, the March 25 Connecticut ^ SALE! home. would not be the bottom believed he could walk primary was on Carter’s line, despite President away with the nomination secondary list of priorities Carter's popularity surge and were disillusioned to and that he didn't believe since the Americans were find out "he can’t walk on Carter had written off the taken hostage at the U.S. w ater.” state, despite its strong Embassy in Teheran. O’Neill wouldn’t forecast Kennedy tradition. I think the price of STARTS TOMORROW hamburger is the central issue,” he said. O'Neill said Carter’s AL SliFPiRT'S SAYS... decision one week ago not to debate Kennedy in Iowa ,a SUNDAY, JAN. 6 was because Carter didn’t , 9 w want to haul the "presence of the presidency " before WHY PAY MORE? the upcoming caucus in IS case he should lose. DOORS OPEN 12 NOON TO 5 PM "Why lose the esteem of the Oval Office in Iowa?" Ideal for Christmas Too! O’Neill said. He called Gov. Ella 9«f QUARTZ Look for our new THANKSGIVING NOVENA TO ST. JUDE value-packed 0 M f St M l. Ap»$tW M M rtfr trill HEATERS n nrtiM M ncN m Mridet. mar kmsauii IN STOCK circular in your t1 Je$n Qvnt larthtal m tirtitw ol i l ' aO* miU yMT $fiual Mnmci tim j E'*' if Ti rM I hail ncoHru trin the Only 20 1 drftb el mj hiart tt4 Nm Wt k t li nhoii favorite Sunday M lu$ turn Mch ertit li cmw (i Left ■I atiiilinci HHp a i ■ «ir pritcnt m i Hr|c«t pititiM In rebra I pramc U fluk paper...or pick up jfm naai bum m i im u imi te k n Hkti one at your far ttm ratfan. TWm M IMft m i Omi> FkbuliMi awl k SI JMt pri| lir w a k al « k n o k rour A l «! nearby Caidor Store. mi, Aaaa Thit navaai ha$ w w ham M3.44S HUTFORD RD. 1 /1 / MARCHESTER. lawM to fat I km IM MT rapait ffVtofE piMKafM prarinA KEENEY ST. EXIT647 9997 Flora, fauna and running water make up this landscape scene in the Gustafson’s living Lu arranges the ribbon on a tiny bouquet. BAP OFF 1-04 647 9998 room. > — EVENING HEIRALD, Sat.. Jan. 5, 18B0 EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 5, ink)- The Supermarket Shopper Parker are patients at the Our oil painting and singing by a local songbird. meatloaf with mushroom Wednesday: 9 a.m., News for Senior Cithens local hospital and cards crewel classes are Sounds like an Interesting sauce, whipped potato, health clinic by appoint­ would be appreciated. scheduled to start the first day, so plan to come for buttered mixed vegetables, ment; 10 a.m., pinochle Hazel Stebbins is now week in February. lunch and stay for the apple pie, beverage. games and Friendship Cir­ By WALLY FORTIN winners were: N. which hopefully will come recuperating at her home, There are still seats program. Friday: pea soup, egg cle meeting, noontime Sim ilar to Pack Rat Starting this Tuesday Happy New Year Flanagan, 3,550; Marge about by the end of 32 G McGuire Lane after a available for our Florida salad sandwich, lunch served; 12:45 p.m., McLain, 3,530; Mabel February. few weeks in the hospital bus trip which will be afternoon and every homemade cookies, bridge games, 1 p.m., craft everybody and let us pray Tuesday until April, we By MARTIN SLOANE ask for the ingredient pan­ R.T. French Co., P.O. Medina, Ohio, 44256. the year, 1980, we will find Loomis, 3,520. If you’re interested in as is Lil Rutchik. leaving Feb. 21. Call our of­ beverage. class; bus pickup at 8:15 Well, things are slowly Our regular programs fice for further informa­ will have men here at the Experienced refunders el. They also know that Box 761, Rochester, N.Y. Receive a free jar of less turmoil throughout the helping us with some of the Schedule for Week a.m., return trips at 12:30 but surely picking up at the are back in swing with our tion. center to help you folks follow a simple rule regar­ Sunshine asks for the 14601. Receive a 50cent re­ Smucker’s Fruit Syrup. world and things here in chores, just drop by any Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen and 3 p.m. Green School and our local Next Thursday we plan with your income taxes. ding proofs of purchase: proof-of-purchase seals fund. Send the top half of Send the front labels from Manchester will be more morning from 9 a.m. to popular exercise class social games. Noontime Thursday; Noontime firemen are about ready to noon and maybe in the to hear JoAnne Mileit and Just drop by anytime from The only way to be ab­ from its cookie packages. Sloppy Hot Dogs package two bottles of Smucker’s prosperous and a healthy starting Tuesday afternoon lunch served. 1 p.m ., lunch served; 1 p.m.. Fun volunteer their time to help afternoon for a while, it’s Diane Wickes speak about 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. solutely certain that you If you don’t have the plus a register receipt Fruit Syrup. Refund form one for all of us. at 1:30 p.m. and again on pinochle games. Bus Day afternoon featuring us paint all the remaining getting to the point where 3 funds available to help are saving the proof that a space to save every proof showing proof of purchase required. Expires Aug. 31, It's back to the old Friday morning at 10 a.m. Menu for Week pickup at 8:15 a.m., return speakers on fuel and utility 1980. rooms. This will be a big This class is open to both seniors pay for their fuel manufacturer may require of purchase, you can use of tomato sauce and hot- routine once again and we hours isn’t going to be Monday: homemade trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. bills and program help because once we com­ men and women and is an for a future refund offer is my CLIP ’N’ FILE refund dog buns. No form (Gip out each file and sure had a nice turnout for enough time to get all and utilities bills. beef barley soup, turkey Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for “America, My County.” plete the painting we can excellent way to keep to SAVE EVERYTHING! offers to help you to be necessary. Expires Dec. keep It with similar cash- our Holiday Dance on Dec. things done. We also have a very salad sandwich, chilled shopping, 10 a.m., square Friday: 9:30 a.m., yourself trim through the This means that they more selective with the 31, 1980. off coupons — beverage re­ 27. then go out to bid for the Word here Is that Bob professional program fruit, beverage. dancing, 1 p.m., return ceramics class; 10 a.m., save box tops, box bot­ proofs you save. MrCormick-Srhilling, fund offers with beverage Those in attendance carpeting, refinishlng of Doggart is feeling remaining winter months. called "A m erica, My Wednesday: cream of from shopping and senior kitchen social games and Country.” The program toms, net-weight Just go down the list of P.O. Box 1411, Baltimore, coupons, for example. You were treated to hors the auditorium and stage somewhat better now as he There is no charge for this cauliflower soup, ham bowling at the Parkade exercise class; noontime and the tiling of the dining is recuperating at the Ver­ consists of colored slides statements, brand sym­ refund offers. As you find a Md. 21203. Receive a 8150 can obtain required refund d’oeuvres during the course class. The ceramics class salad on rye, date muffin, Lanes, 1 p.m., income tax lunch served; 1 p.m., set­ hall. Once this is done, it non Manor. We hear Annie taken by a professional bols, universal product product you use, make a refund. Send the entire forms at the supermarket. of the evening and then will start again on Friday beverage. help available; 1:30 p.m., back games. Bus pickup at will then be time to move photographer and live codes and proof-of- note of the proof of front panels from any six In newspapers and sandwiches and desserts. Thompson and Ann Marie morning at 9:30 a.m. Thursday: baked exercise class. 8:15 a.m., return trips at purchase seals. For some purchase that the manufac­ packages of Schilling magazines, and from I want to sincerely thank 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. products they even save turers requires. Within a sauce, gravy or seasoning trading with friends; do Julie Patulak and her fami­ the ingredients lists and few weeks you will have a mix. No form necessary. not write to manufacturers ly and Helen Winters for the nutritional-information fairly accurate list of the Elxpires Nov. 30; 1980. for them. And watch for their work in preparing the our once-a-month special statements. proofs currently being Ragu Refund Offer, P.O. food for the dance. Also listings of refund forms to ^^Slop & Shop Couponj^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j Because a manufacturer requested. Box NB-509, El Paso, thanks to the students, write for. Offers are sub­ may require one type of But remember that Texas 79977. Receive a 75- Duane Kingsley, Greg Fin- s coupon and a S7 50 purchase I proof of purchase for a saving proofs selectively is cent refund. Send six labels ject to manufacturers’ nie, and f&chael Yesonis current refund offer and a shortcut. There will be from any size or style of geographical limits and who volunteered their ser­ next month may make times when you will wish Ragu Spaghetti Sauce. Re­ local laws. Allow 10 weeks Checking In vices to help serve the another offer asking for a that you had saved fund form required. to receive each refund.) food. lOoz. pkg. Weight Watchers everything! Expires Feb. 28. 10§0. Copyright 1979 A guerrilla reads his rifle serial number to Wuchinjike School, Rhodesia Guerrillas will different proof from the With the holiday falling Sfaigks I Stop & Shop I stop & Shop same package. Clip ’n’ File Refunds Smucker’e Free Syrup United Features a Patriotic Front Liason officer prior to only be admitted to a cease-fire point if they on Tuesday and no article 8 ounce cup I 10% oz. can Tomato | O ffer. P.O . Box 713, Betty Crocker refund Vegetables, Starches, Syndicate, Inc. entering a ceasefire rendezvous point near are in possession of a firearm (UPI photo) for Wednesday’s papaer, Processed ^ 1 9 J EN G LISH -S j ■ O R A N G E offers are a good example Fruits (File 4) our action to report starts White or LIGHT n’LlVELY ! CAMPBELL’S -^ ! of why you should save Comet Rice Refund on Friday, Dec. 28, when Yellow ■ MUFFINS W „ ,r 5 JU IC E ''OGURT "a? 5 TOMATO SOUP J everything. Offer, Box 9185, Clinton, we had 40 players for our Margarine J4 our»c*®CuP Ipoundpxg — M H , MH (jood 5ur> jan GSat J a r '? lko* or^ oe'cuUcx*Ye' &jOd Sun Jan 6-Sal jan (jfv p** o/Uonw (jood Sun j!»n (-S.V .l,«r limit .vie pr ii^i-m- M H j| OSir Sir .irj.r i»S.i(i-S.'! J-r Lw ' ' iir rm .«%. r™ .«i yn_i MH Last summer General Iowa, 52736. Receive a free setback games with the Mayonnaise "TCitr 69^ Bakery Mills advertised a free- package of Comet Long following winners; Clara ■ ■ ■ ■ I Pairy 1, ^ ^ Grocefy product offer that asked Grain Rice. Send a box top Hemingway, 144; Billy Weight Watchers for box bottoms from Betty from any "quickie,” Stone, 131; A1 Chellman, Pannigiana Crocker Stir ’n’ Frost and "instant,’’ “arboiled” or 130; Sam Schors, 129; John YOUR HEATING or Chicken $ ^ 3 9 5 Snackin’ Cake. In similar convenience rice. Klein, 126; Mike or Veal ■ September the company Refund form required. Desimone, 123; William ' 9oz. pkg. 4 1 3 advertised a big $2 cash re­ Expires April 30, 1980. Brown, 123; Ada Rojas, TurkeyTetrazzoni “ M.69 One Stop Food Savit^! fund that asked for the un­ GASOLINE BILLI MJB Rice or Stuffing ’ n o O FF 122; Gladys Seelert, 118; iversal product codes from Mix Refund Offer, P.O. FILL OUT AN ENTRY BLANK AT ' i Azilda Gilbertson, 118. Ziti Macaroni ’ 1-39 the same products! Box 188, Lomita, Calif. •NO PURCHASE NECESSAR Y! DRAWINGS HELD SAT. 4 P.M. JAN. 12,1980! \ \ Then on Monday after­ y Great values on everything you need to feed your family. Many manufacturers are 90717. Receive a 81 refund. noon this past week we had t ____ inconsistent in the proofs Send four proofs of --HIBESEini® —- I— 48 players for our pinochle self service deli Save! of purchase they require. I wim TNlm Co^indtir.MPm iuM' —CQiBESHIHI— Stop & Shop “Great Beef” USDA Choice purchase (type not ,|OOUIUS._..•TtW, SWIM------CRM. OR With Thia Coupon and a 17.50 Purchaia' I Witti TN l Cotpon ond a |rso Purtfiaoo* games and the lucky Hunts Prima. This allows experienced Oscar Mayer Sliced specified) from four j NAMMO SANDWICH CRM 80UD WHITER WATifI winners were: John refunders to obtain two and different varieties of MJB 'fmsoNALsai lOREO Phelps, 824; Robina SabaSuceQCIfSpaehetti 3 llavor^ Ttiin. Ree.. Ziti vnth 9 I even three refunds with the rice mixes or stuffing 1(1 EMPRESS .MVORY Carroll, 768; Helena 32 ounce jar hnes w elbows 1602 pkg verious proofs of purchase mixes. Refund form m ICOOKIES 4bw Gavello, 756; Betty Turner, Bacon from one package. TUNA iMBeeSBottom required. Note new expira­ I 743; Ed Hindle, 740; A1 I. MH 'I SOAP H u n t s IrKnato , t«c* «l Hi™ iitmrSui It is all part of the game tion date of April 30, 1980. Hww li r«4ulr*d to ko I ExcapUtemiProhibilBd By Law AP-2601 i l-F .. z. MH MH I Gates, 739; Sam Schors, Grain J h t Mia « or M low ttM oAforthod prtoo cti j iLim ii One Coupon Par Family I j ExcapiiiemsProhibiladByiaw At> I Except Hems Prohibited By Law that makes couponing and Minute Rice, P.O. Box ' AartMio.aitcoofMapocMcoBy netod in tNt od. I Limit One Coupon Par Family - - I Limit One Coupon Per Family AP-2603 | 736; Don. Jorgensen, 736; 1 pound pkg. K e td n q i LVaiid Jan 6-12.1980 C D I I VaiidJan 6-12.1980 d a l B refunding so exciting. The MMt8o«ogn« 24 (Xince bottle 3170, Kankakee, 111. 60901. Michael DeSimone, 735; Oscar Mayer 6ot pkg 99* stop & Shop 2lb. pkg. box top you save today Receive a $2 refund. Send WfNTie'S ■Koiitid M artha L aB ate, 733; Oscar Mayer pound M.49 could be worth $1 four box tops from the 28- A rthur B ouffard, 730; H u n ts KeeUer tomorrow or next month or ounce size of Minute Rice. Grace Windsor, 729. Oscar Mayer '1.79 even next year! Refund forms required. On Wednesday morning ^ Variety Pack I 'l Cradttfs Roast Town House • Bonus Paeh Many manufacturers are Expires Oct. 31, 1980. it was pinochle games All lean, naturally tender beef ISouncecan 12 oz.Plus4 02.Free. 16 oz.pkg... how printing proof-of- Pennsylvania Dutch $1 again and the winners are: corner deli GrenI (ood & service' purchase seals on their m stores tealurmy a service deli Refund Offer, P.O. Box Betty Jesanis, 589; Edna "Great Beef s O H O H u n t s TrKnato packages. Does this mean 9285, Clinton, Iowa 52736. Farmer, 583; Gert McKay, Deutschmacher Rump Roast Beef Round USDA Choice ^ .U yiu that you should save that Receive a |1 refund. Send 582; Mary Narkowski, 565; for Swiss Paste part of the box and throw Economy Brand T'/aoz pkg. J “81 Refund Offer” proof- o r w u r s t Steak 2-1 8ST22 Betty Turner, 565; Billy Beef Bottom Round Steak 2 . 2 9 . out the rest? of-purchase seals and Stone, 564; ^ r t ’Dimer, Not necessarily. cooking directions from "Great Beef WITH PORK 560; Amelia Anastasio, German 29 Beef Eye Round Roast USDA Choice ‘2 . 5 9 . Wesson |S9 Qg Take a look at a box of the backs of five Penn­ 16ozM cans I 559; John Gaily, 558; Felix style Ziploc Sandwich Bags. On S&W Baked Beans lb sylvania Dutch Brand MWaSANSUWaCANS MAlSoz. , ^ OCCANSPRAY-CRANBOWy------w.y^JEf¥iV3 A A# Jesanis, 555. 30 ounce bottle Fudge Browme 22Vj02. pkg one end you will find a cir­ I Noodles packages. No Red Kidney 3 Cocktail 4>oibii99* In the afternoon it was Deutschnracher Franks Cuing *1, 69. cle enclosing the words form necessary. Expires CONTADINA bridge and the lucky "Proof of Purchase." April 30, 1981. Turkey Breast ‘4.29. I “White Gem” Stewed^ Snows dam There is even a small Roma Macaroni Co., TOMATO Baked Meat Loaf '1.99. Tomatoes2°^MM Chowder m Q A scissors next to the circle, P.O. Box 75, Downtown New Classes Cole Slaw 5?, Slop i Shop 16oz can New England Style 1 Soz can BEEF CHUCK-SEMI-BONELESS imporiwJ $0 Q Q indicating that you should Station, Omaha, Neb. SAUCE CUBE, SHOULDER, LONDON BROIL, or F ^arlsberg Cheese NooHwgtao L.II- I 111L,n Set at YMCA cut it out. 68101. Receive a 81 refund. Underblade Roasts GetnJ ' 5-6lb. But if you check our past Send the cooking directions Boneless Steaks VERNON —Toni Bono, Package( BEEF CHUCK-SEMI-BONELESS our kitchen Lc l US c oo k for you' CUP ’N’ FILE lists for a from the backs of three M C O CHUCK-BONELESS-LEAN movement specialist at the or Unsalted Dow-Ziploc refund offer, Roma Macaroni packages. Indian Valley YMCA will Apple or Orange Marmalade 6$1 JUnderblade Steaks r^ cQ —— I Herbs n' Butter Slop & Shop 1002. pkg you will find that the ao2 I n^i? Beef For Stew lU sto p s Shop 1002 jar Refund form required. cans H be teaching a variety of required proof of purchase Expires July 1, 1980. /FROM-RTOZ2LS4. A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP classes starting Jan. 21. “White Gem”Chicken Legs 5-6lb pkg 69' is not that circle but the Grade "A" !?g*:LiAOjjfqjCTipTaa» tia tA r om i «nth The cost of a course wilf be [c?!!^Scooikfid Seasonings, Sauces, ASSORTED VARIETIES ■AOL SIMOTR&aaniaAOK. I woo. 8 WMAa >oauT PAotfTt Thlgh9 a Drumitloks N Ziploc perforated opening 814 for Indian Valley “White Gem”Chicken Wings 5-6lb pkg 5 9 'u Sugar, Syrup, Salad Aunt Millies Sauce tab. 6 9 < YMCA members and 820 Electric Perk. Drip Dressings (File 5) MONTINI-ITAI.STYLEaan* SPAGMETTloroaows-iaoz C l n d ( e n s « o 9 Of course, some BOX- 0 - e o ( or Home Style j|^ Roasting Chicken Large 5-6 pounds ' or Reg 11b can JumboS Chocolfltlt S S nkn T Ehlers sauce and Gravy Tomatoes cm DST Pasta Romans S imH for non-members. 69 manufacturers are consis­ M s. Bono is a Mixes, Ehlers Division of TURKEYS CHICKEN O S r L Macaroni SaladorCole Slaw 59* tent in their proof-of- professional dancer, lRxmciu(n I5w (dig A ] q ) l e Brooke Bond Foods Inc., OSCAR MAYER FRESH-U.aO.A. INSPeCTEO ■ V purchase requirements. SLICED-AIPBACONILB PKQ SI 39or ^ 9 0 teacher and choreogr­ Department G, 2 Nevada APPLE Meat W ieners This allows experienced apher. She is head of the seafood ou.Tilly c o m e s first' Ju ice Drive, Lake Success, N.Y. OSCAR MAYER Ann Page Bacon gaSTiS i» refunders to be somewhat C H IC K E N dance program for the stop & Shop 6402 btl 11040. Receive a 81 refund. SAUCE Beef Franks phg. selective in the proofs they Send the front panels from 25 or. j,ir A&P Franks Dramatic Arts Depart­ save. COLONIAL L E G S wn, FreshPofk^W9 any five Ehlers Sauce and ment of the University of Fresh Pollack Bayer Experienced refunders Chicken Franks fMMH . MiM-6 aeKBN Gravy Mixes, Refund form HICKORY SMOKED-SLICED Beef Franks Connecticut. A spirin Normal. Oily or Tmt know, for instance, that re­ QUICK FROZEN-SALAO SIZE-CAP N JOHNS All of the classes will be required. Expires June, 30, Jones Bacon p;'g Finets’f6 9 16 ounce bottle...... fund offers for Green Giant 1980. GdOets Cooked Shrimp X' H held on Tuesdays. In­ Bake or Fry S p a r e R i b s frozen vegetables usually POLSKA 59' 0UOim0Z£N-CArNJ0»«9-PC£L£0l0IVttCD G ^ 0 0 troduction to Creative frozen foods Busy-day meals are easy to lix wilh Ihese values' Hillshire K ielbasa Fresh Cod Steaks JTL Med. Shrlm p{y/jjg*4” , Dramatics, for children Fresh Pork Hocks Meaty and delicious COFFEE LIQHTENER 22 oz 9 Cooked fisl> n ics .A ‘r^,„'1.09 com. ages 7-10, will be from 4:45 Carnation Coffee Mate to 5:45 at the Skinner Road Fried Clams '1.39 Great with sauerkraut' J i r t n i P s Rich’s Nutrition Course smucj-BRistm m w h o l e s w u c e lOoz Fresh Pork Feet SArdInct 3 cant i Bflby Clsmt can School gym. Also at the Haddock Fillets '1-99 Pizza CoHeeRkh^SI same place Continuing Fresh Pork Butts Absolutely delicious! ^eese orr SausSausage 3202. c a rto n VERNON — The Univer- Esther Shoup, local WHITE BREAD 13 ounce package 89 sity of Connecticut Creative Dramatics, for extension home economist the same age group will be frozen meats For easy meals Croperative Extension Ser­ is supervising the course. HOME Ore Ida vice, in cooperation with GOLDEN RIPE from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. The six-lesson series, Wafer Thin Sandwich TaterTots the Tolland County Exten­ PRIDE Introduction to jazz-ercise, 2lb bag "Nutrition for Young 20 oz loal For Freshness a Savings for teens and adults, will 8 9 ^ 8 9 sion Service, is offering a Children," will cover the TANGY LONG GREEN be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at nutrition correspondence topics of food energy, CHIQUITA Steak*Uiimi Approx. course for parents of S c a l l i o n s 4 bunchai^l the Talcottville feeding young children, Cucumbers '^lor4 , . * 1 children under age 6. Congregational Church and 3lb. Chub vitamins, minerals, pro­ QREEN CELLO BAG , oqz. intermediate jazz-ercise Steak The first lesson will be BANANAS 14 ounce pkg. %-'x-89r§“^n'=c“.r k r ‘' e # w e # 6aSSs.99'/, ix.™ package 9 # t # tein and food fads. ‘ Contains not more than 26% fat mailed out about Jan. 10 59 S q u a s h 4 9 * S p i n a c h “’o 7 9 * for teens and adults will be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Weaver Party Pack '2.49 Any size and subsequent ones will SlJNSHINe YELLOW SNACK FAVORITE Ban«)> Dowd o> Ouich Frye the same church. 20%*Lean Ground Beet be sent every two weeks Tree Pickup Chip-A-Roos Cookies 9 5 * O n io n s 5 « 7 9 * Pop Corn bag •Contains not more than 20% (at. thereafter. ^BISCOJW/CqUPOtitSojeftA ANNPAOE 69’ Also at Talcottville, from FishOdees Farm Cakes VERNON - The Public BIRO BUDDY . . . . POTTING bakery From our own ovens! 24 ounce package Supreme. 4 varieties .. pkg. ^ Any resident who wishes Of SO Cooklas<*» 6 9 * Mayonnalst i« *1” 160Z .Q Q C lb. Q O C 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. there will Works Department will =’ l be a class in jazz dance to take the course may sign CORONET DELTA 3 Feeders £pkgspkgs. W W S o il up at the Tolland County start picking up Christmas 2 8 technique for teens and stop & Shop Sliced Variety produce A HaK Gallon treqs on Monday. office. Route 30, V e irti^ r BATHROOM^ adults. ourpa..oci,»e fresh specials' Ice Cream S f z l 5 ^"Residents are asked to Anyone wanting more in­ by calling 875-^31^ •Ar$U. at Itera I WUh larvica DeN'a. Sun Glory, All VarietiM c ln .^ ^ place the trees at curbside, LUNCHEON MEAT ^ Stop&Si^ TISSUES ^ t>o«Shc*d formation about the Bread &de! Registrations may also be $^19 HOOD-16 OZ CONT Cracked Wheat in the same area where 6 roll pack V COOKED HAM *2*5* S p a m 'X' 1 classes should call the made by mall by writing to K'Swtl a Italian dairy You cun depend on us (oi lieshness and value' their refuse is normally SALADORESSINQ-KRAFT . O - J a a COTTAGE YMCA office, 872-7329. loaves ■ the extension office, 24 picked up. LIVER WURST *r* 16oz. loaf H.vde Ave., Vernon. M iracle Whip 5 *1 A 4 x ^1 ANNPAOE HMA CHEESE 7 9 * KichenCiAxMid BOLOGNA *1*1? Donuts SM>4Shoo2loiD^ 99f CHICKEN ROLL *2” Fruit Drinks »u79' Pressure Clinic hfiniileMaid>g09 C olom bo 99 CsFSAwC tuck OF Sixing S A B G CHEESE SLICES Soz 7 Q C ICE Ched-O-BII pkg COVENTRY -The Orange Juice* • i l ^ PRINTED PEPPERONI *^i’ S k l p p y ’a’uX^^ T T ® f 9 Winter Auto Needs Y ogurt roni M- Dti>c>owtCr««ia ^ 4 0 9 AJP-WHITE Public Health Nursing From concentrate 64oz ctn. 1 • •. Plam 3202. conL CREAM ALL VARIETIES A ^ qj M 99 Lovable Pets Coronet Paper Towels '"r' 6 9 MUENSTER AibT^ Brick Cheese *2” Association of Coventry r N ^ S C O CEREAL All lOoi f i A S DEOOOfllZINQ/OttmicTmT O A R VSNo lrr«Mflt« C y c le DogFood A&P CHEESE Anti Freeze 3 Idaho S lb. Ing ,Mlx/Eat v« p>g D t r Lysol Spray O ™ A6P-BRUSSEL SPROUTS OR SWISS CHEESE „ * T Inc. will sponsor a free Mozzarella For Sale™ Cauliflowtr Muenster *2” Prestone De leer 99^ R iootta phg L... 0 S'tOt blood pressure screening MAROARINE-QUARTERS t-lb f f A a '|1 9 A laundry o a m a w r SNOW CROP HOT PEPPER CHHM A lb™ Prestone II '3.29 ■ D Cheese fisw> SOOMIL -100CT. Mrs. Filberts 09 1 clinic ’Tuesday from 1 to 2 Kraft Shredded Orangt Juice 'X' P o t a t o e s M AH Natural COLESLAW „ 2 S 0 4 9 p.m. at Bane’s Pharmacy. Citgo Motor Oil 0 ounce package STOUFFERS ,o .. 4 9 * Vitamin “C bill bn. » J SA£ 10W-X) oSAE lOW-40 Idaho Potatoes are best for baking. Stop & Shop 1602 cup EU Pound Cake X rVc E PUDDING 89fb!V HAND PAINTED Vitam in “E«'bif.*9” FlA V O RFa lOOcI Federal Paperwork u q m Q Tea Bags pkg Stoneware Fresh Large Price Break! Florida 6 5 9 5 ' Cvtreadv COMPLEX-NATURAL ^ WAFFLE ANO 2 .„ , m g t DWHMnDMBtr OufOwnTaaBugt-i6Cl Phg FREE Because of government FINAL WEEK FOR: With The Purchaia 01 • 2 Flashlights Super “B”Z r*Z *' Pancake Syrup »" tOr regulation, private companies Green Squash 16 ounce cup. 3 ounce package ^ WHISTLER RESERVES z.|B M A S Oranges ^ $099 UUltevi NATURAL OA&V A 4 ^ 0 0 have to fill out over 4,000 dif­ St at. TEAKETTLE ea. • 4 “D” Cell Batteries strawberry >•' ferent forms each year, The Very Vitamins Z ?irZ ” ELBOW j.|„ Conference Board notes. The Macaroni p>o 69* low in klbsl WilhScrapar-HaavyDuiy BOTTLE OF eO-tiRfSS ^ G d O Q O Federal Paperwork Commis­ ' Sodium (ijrU Q U W Prastone-Snow Swaep $449 sion estimates that It costs up With each S3 tood purchase Light n'Uvely W ' s s r 5 9 SNOW BRUSH I ea Vitamins Zi«*3 j D ig Food '2.? *3** 1 b. container JWCEaiFFtCTIVI JANUARY 6-IZ.USO to 832 hillion a year to handle WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ANO TO CORRECT TYPQQRAPMICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS the federal paper load *****^*^*^***” *'**'*°**‘**»"°**^ 4*’^ >0H no »v«iiam w co m W t « <0 0« w lOtm -W OMm * Ceprn^ leeo by SlapISAopSupormarktU u nflN* roMTvod HcA itxeommo to rtPOV*(V

H»lp Wtntod 13 EXPERIENCED STUDY HK U AUTOHOTlVESECgTARY- MME EXTM MONEY MACHINISTS COLLECTORS SERVICE STATION r NURSES AIDES ! ^ SECRETARIAL SUPERVISORS .A- TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. DURINfi YOUR SPARE TIMEI •2 Man Offlea For buw Lincoln-Mercury- Waiting for The Blizzard We have factory openings I We are now interviewing | Mazda Dealership. Must be Apply 81 Commerce Street, The Manchester Board of Educa­ for Machinists. Must be FOR ONE OF NEW ATTENDENT K for Nurses Aides for ail 3 I •Plaotant working with Glastonbury. PTG Show our MW IlM o( Calendari. tion seeks applicants for Study experienced typist able to read blueprints and ENGLAND'S LARGEST Day Shift, Apply in conditions Hali Supervisors at Manchester and finally a 15-cent stamped EPCOT or Experimental Prototype COMPANY. Telephone 833- Pens and Advertlilna OKU to locai I shifts - 7 to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 ■ knowledge of automotive 7631. set up jobs. This is a CREDIT COLLECTION person to: I to 7. Experience preferred, J •Excallont salary and High Scnool. Applicants must be terminology and motor By RUSS MacKENDRlCK envelope. The designs, in that order, Community of Tomorrow, which is firms. Prompt, friendly service AGENCIES. H i^ School Graduates, be mature from small town, 71 year old, AAA- I but will train. Call Mrs. vehicle registrv. Excellent growing company with Some experience required. I bonsfita individuals who get along with were meant to alert us to gym­ scheduled to open in late 1982. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC I Company. Weekly commissions. others, and enjw working with working conditions and Here we see a woodpile expected to competitive rates and paid Applicants must be bondable. ■ Grant, RN, DNS, I •Holiday and paid - nastics, soccer and discus throwing. IT is to be on a 27,000-acre tract in - Experienced only. Top No investment or collections. Oe fringe benefits. Phone Company benefits. For Appoint­ SILVER LANE people. Minimum wage. 30 fringe benefits. Cell for In- be an increasingly popular item this wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 18K your own boss. Full time potential. ment, call Mr. Powers, vacation R per week during school year. Isrvisw appointment Any request for the new card has to or near Orlando, Florida, "...the No eiperience necessary. Write 288-2717, or apply at: Excellent references required. year. At the lower left is a chopping ^H in 'Tpke., Wethersfield, 289-0288 after 3 p.m. SHELL ■ 643-5151 I •8o. Windsor Reply in writing to; Jacob Ludes between 9 and 4. be postmarked on or before Jan. 15, culmination of Walt Disney's 563-0151. Happy 1st Richard Lowe. NEWTON MFC. NOBLE & WESTBROOK CAPITAL CITY location III, Principal, Manchester High block with a couple of wedges for CO., Dept. 02, Newton, Iowa 50206. 20 WMtbrook St. I CRESTF1EU1 I School, 134 East Middle Turnpike, the date of release. Address orders to greatest dream...a place where ADJUSTMENTS BUREAU 282 Spencer St. 6 4 3 -S I 3 S splitting the larger chunks. Just East Hartford, Ct. 06108 Manchester. Equal Opportunity Eat. 130. "14-cent Olympic Postal Card, Post­ millions of guests from around the RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll Birthday 111 P0U N0ER8 P U Z A Menchetter ^ CONVALESCENT HOME j 289-6327 Employer. showing, is the handle of a master, Atlanta, GA 30304,” The cost world will...experience exciting new p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. An Equal Opportunity Employar EAST HARTFORD. CONN. sledgehammer used for whacking the is 14 cents per card; a personal check technologies, products and ser­ Apply director of nursing. Salmonbrook Convalescent wedges. is OK up to a limit of $7. Customers vices...to better understand...our Mark! BABYSITTER NEEDED in RN or LPN. Part Time 3-11 Bualneta Opportunity 14 The scene in toto is a breath of Home, off House Street, should supply SASEs or return ad­ Spaceship Earth.” Glastonbury. Please call 633- my home for one year old. p.m. and 11-7 a.m. Name your Love, Three days a week; 8:00 a.m. own time. Laurel Manor, 91 CUSTODIAL- Full time. CUSTODIAN- Rham High $356 WEEKLY independence. dress labels with their orders. And more Disney: Grenada and 5244. EXPERENCED to 4:00 p.m. Call 646-3914. Chestnut St. Cleaning school buildings. PART TIME CASHIER, School. Evening shift. Contact GUARANTEED- Work 2 the Turks & Caicos Islands have Mom TEMPORARIES- Immediate Olympic Blizzard UNICEF NURSES AIDES wanted for Pleasant conditions. Good pay Evenings. Apply in person, James McKenna, 228-9474, or hours, daily at home^($178 for issued stamps picturing his NURSE MDES NURSES AIDE, Part or Full & benefits. Apply in person: 1535 Jonn Fitch Bl\Blvd. ’ South" ’ need for gals with CRT or Key 649-9587. 1 hour daily).ify). FreFree Brochure. The only blizzard so far this season full time on all shifts. Apply xo Punch experience for tem- Entry characters which are now being director of nursing. Salmon- time. 3-11 p.m. Laurel Manor, Facilities Service Office, 771 Windsor. P .R .H . ■p.O. Box 505, has been supplied by the USPS in the The United Nations Children’s 91 Chestnut Street. Main Street, South Windsor. poran' assignments East of Manchester, Conn. 06040. offered in FDC sets at J5.95 (Inter­ brook Convalescent Home, off WELDER-HELIARC. The River. Top Pay! “Never way of Olympic issues. There is still Fund (UNICEF) will make its first House Street, Glastonbury. NEEDED national Collectors Society, 6253 jBookmoblle Schedul# Experienced in A ircraft BOOKKEEPER FULL PART TIME EVENINGS. A Fee.” David James Per­ another coming out on the 15th a 14- major entry into philatelies in Please call 633-5244. To provide NUrtIng Cart Quality Welding. Familiar CLERK TYPIST- Small Ver­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA CHARGE / SECRETARY $6.00 / hour plus commission. sonnel, 649-7000. non sale / marketing office. cent International Surface Rate September with a series of FDCs, 90028). in privala homta and with PWA 16-1-2 -3 -4. i^ply High School Diploma, plus 6-9 pm. Talking to BABYSITTER NEEDED- Madicil Facllllitt. Part Previous clerical experience * EDUCATION sheetlets, albums and album pages. Gunver Manufacturing Com- TEMPORARIES- Immediate experience. Salary $6,038 to homeowners about their GAL FRIDAY Part-tim e with typing and figure ap­ Postal Card. It will have a multicolor Monday through Thursday, 3 Hpip Wanted 13 timt, hill lima. Conildari- . 234 Hartford Road, evenings. Typing,-shorthand, It will be called the UNICEF Flag Reminders School. need for gals with CRT or Key $7,652. For application send heating and hot water needs titude required. Hours 9:30 to picture of a lissome skates-person at p.m, to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ tion givtn lo prtitrtnct ihester. and the use of solar for them. etc. Apply Rental Office, 811 Sunday, Jan. 6, The First Sunday MANCHESTER - Here 1:30 p.m. - Bush Hill Road. tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; E Punch experience for tem­ self-addressed stamped 6. Call 871-0401. Privete Inatructlona 18 Stamps Programme, structured to oh—Location and Hours. porary assignments East of Fantastic results for a short Main, Manchester. Between 4- the height of a fancy routine. is next week’s schedule for 2:50 p.m. - Lorraine Road. weekends anytime. envelope to Manchester Early appeal to all collectors, beginning or Stamp Course, 10 to 5 at the Ramada NO FEE ■ WEEKLY PAY The River. 'Top pay! “Never A Learning Center, 80 Wadefi evenings work. 871-9327. 5 p.m. or 643-1442 for appoint­ RIDING LESSONS indoor The first-day city will be Atlanta. the Manchester Public 3:30 p.m. - Galaxy Drive. SANDWICH MAKER BABYSITTER for small CLEANING HELP - advanced. Inn, East Hartford. WANTED- No experience For Information call Fee ”, David James Per­ Road, Manchester. Ct. ment. riding ring. Western stock Georgia, where they will hold the Library bookmobile: 4:10 p.m. - Squire Village. SHEET METAL WORKER - business, Monday thru Friday Evenings. Also person Tuesday, Jan. 8, Meeting of the Experienced. Soldering etc. needed. Weekend hours. Call 843-9515 9 to 3. Some flexiblity. Own sonnel, 649-7000. MEDICAL experienced in Floor seat, saddle seat and hunt U.S. Figure Skating Championships For STILL LOOKING FOR A seat. All levels 228-9817. stamp club, 7 to 10 p.m. at Mott's Monday Thursday Call 528-2101. 742-6978, between 9 and 12 transportation. Call 646-8860. PHLEBOTOMIST: Rapidly Maintenance. Call 643-5747, or this month. Bircllovcrs Community Hall. 10 a m, - Manchester Con­ 9:30 a.m. - Early Childhood a.m. REGISTRATION DECENT Return on your four 643-0053. AID A ASSISTANCE CONTROL CLERK- Busy or more years of college. BABYSITTER NEEDED- growing Laboratory seeks VOICE, PIANO Instructions. If you count the Special Olympics Birdlovers should watch for the set Learning Center. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy MALE: Part Time general After School. Wadcll School valescent Home. WAITRESS WANTED - of North Eutam Com. diversified oosition. coor­ You’ve found it! Call 646-7440 Phlebotomist in Manchester Former faculty New York 15-cent stamp of last summer (for 11 a.m. — Laurel Manor 10:30 a.m. — Head Start. working with an excellent sup­ Pizza Shop duties. Inquire area, call 643-0290 or 643-5309 PART TIME- Drivers for of four stamps being issued by the Experienced preferred. Apply 357 East Cantar St. dinating and expediting work Now!! drawing station. Full time (8 school buses. Help beat the Music and Art High School. the handicapped), the total comes to Convalescent Home. 2 p.m. — Mayfair Gardens. porting staff. Very pleasant within Tommy’s Pizzaria, 269 after 5 British PO on the 16th of January to atmosphere. Good wages and Corner Soda Shop, Main St.. Manchaatar East Center Street, flow for one of New England to 4:30 plus Saturday a.m.). high costs of heating. Good Professional Singer/Pianist. a dozen pieces of postal paper mark the 100th anniversary of the 11:40 a m. — Oak Place. 3 p.m. - Rachel Road. Manchester, between 2 and largest transportation com­ SECRETA RY Preveious Phlebotomist pay. Good hours. We will 644-8597. 4:10 p.m. - Loomis Street. benefits. Please call Doris Manchester designed to promote our awareness “Main Street’' 1:30 p.m - Park Chestnut Blain, RN, D irector of 3:30. panies. Good telephone per­ RECEPTIONIST. Legal of­ LUBE PERSON, Reliable, to training required. Call Tom train. Call Manchester 643- Wild Bird Protection Act. It is felt sonality, accuracy in typing, EXPERIENCED TEACHER- of the Games. There was a lO-cent Apartments Nurses, 646-0129. fice in Manchester area offers lubricate trucks and trailers. King, 1-238-2351 at Canberra 2373, or Vernon 875-2826. that many species of birds in Britain VERNON -The Rockville Area RNS & LPNS- All shifts. Full and ability to keep track of interesting position for With graduate degree in stamp for the decathlon and then a 2:50 p.m. - East Maple Library Hours Experience necessary. $5.25 Clinical Labs, Meriden, Conn. today owe their survival to this Chamber of Commerce will sponsor and part time positions details essential. A growth someone with good typing LEGAL SECRETARY- Part remedial reading will tutor Street. Mary Cheney Library — LATHE OPERATORS - With Hourly. All Fringe benefits, An Affirmative Action 10-cent postal card showing a legislation. the showing of the film, "Main availaole. Good working con­ potential position for the in­ skills, and pleasant telephone Time, Experienced. 1-5 any subject, grades one to 3:30 p.m. — Blue Ridge 2 years’ experience. Good SUBSTITUTE DRIVER for dividual who can assume for appointment call 688-7596. Employer. eight. 742-9632. sprinter. Later there came a se- The stamps, in values of 10. 11, 13 Adult and reference benefits. Salary n^otiable. ditions, in a modern manner. Hours: 9 a.m. lo 5 Monday-Friday. (Jeneral Street,” on Jan. 10 at 2 p.m. in the Drive. ASSEMBLER & WINDERS School Bus Van, when responsibilities. Convenient p.m., Monday thru Friday. tenant 15-cent foursome to depict and 15 pence, will show, respectively, departments open Monday Hawk Precision Co., 303 progressive facitity. Good ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- Practice, South Windsor of­ meeting room of the First Federal 4:10 p.m. — Finley Street. through Friday from 9 a m. to benefits. Competitive wages. needed for our day shift only. necessary. Part time mor­ East Hartford location, off I- Reply with business and per­ fice, 644-1528. Schoolt-Cleaset 19 women runners and swimmers, men a kingfisher, a dipper, moorhen and Burnham Street, East Hart­ nings and afternoons. Hourly 84. We offer a competitive Full Time position- Salary Savings. Park Place, Rockville. Tuesday 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 ford, telephone 528-9845. Apply in person- Mrs, Henry, Please apply in person to: sonal references to Box J. c/o $16,000 for remainder of this rowing a racing shell and a horse and yellow wagtail. The film documents success Director of Nursing Services, Able Coil & Electronics, pay. Call Bolton School 643- starting salary, ample free Manchester Herald. LATHE OPERATOR- Two FOR THE BEST - Manchester 10:30 a m. — Holiday House a m. to 6 p.m. Children’s 1560, 643-1569. school year. Significant raise rider clearing a hurdle. RARE OPPORTUNITY - Vernon Manor, 180 Regan Howard Road, Bolton. parking, and excellent for 1980-81 school year. Must years experience precision Gymnastic School. 3 to“ 5 Disney stories and demonstrates "how tos " Rest Home. department open Monday and employee benefit package. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ In November they issued a 31-cent Thursday from 9 a m. to 9 OWN YOUR OWN Road, Vernon. Equal Oppor­ have Intermediate Ad­ work. Excellent Wages and in alleviating problems similar to 11 a m. — Garden Drive. tunity Employer. . COUNTER PERSON- Full HOUSEKEEPING Apply Hartford Despatch Per­ HELP WANTED. LATE troductory lesson with this ad. airmail stamp with a high-jumper. Creation p.m. and Tuesday, BUSINESS. Distributor for ministrative Certificate. Send Benefits including Retirement those being experienced in downtown 2:10 p.m. — Woodland time. Full company benefits. LAUNDRY- Part time sonnel, 225 Prospect Street, Plan. Hawk Precision Com­ NIGHT and Weekends. Apply Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. For December there were three The journal of the V/orld's Fair Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ Kodak film, Duracell weekends In modern Health SECRETARY NEEDED For letter and Resume to Dr. Rockville. Manor Apartments. Paid vacation. Prefer East Hartford, 8:30 to 4:30, or Donald J. Nicoletti. Coventry pany, 303 Burnham Street. in person between 10 a.m. & 5 more postal stationery items: a 21- Collectors' Society has just reached Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and experience in Lawn & Garden, Care Facility. Apply in per­ send resume. EOE. local Manchester Office. p.m., Monday - Friday, The public is invited to attend, free 2:50 p.m. — Homestead day from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. other photo products needed BENTLEY SCHOOL- Noon Public School. Box 356, Coven­ East Hartford. 528-9845. cent International Airmail Postal this desk with news of another Whiton Memorial Library — Aide Supervisor, 11:30 a.m. to but will train right person. son: Vernon Manor Health Typing, 60 w.p.m. desired. Subway, 288 (/enter Street, of charge. Park Apartments. in your area. No selling. Ser­ Care Facility, 180 Regan Full or Part Time. Please try, Ct. 06238. E.O.E. Card: then a 22-cent Aerogramme, projected Disney creation: the 3:30 p.m. — Wedgewood All departments open Monday 1:15 p.m.. $3.12 per hour. Call Apply- Agway, 540 New State PART TIME HELP Wanted PART TIME PRESSER- Manchester. □ REAL ESTATE vice top Retailers under Road, Vernon. Equal Oppor­ Reply to Box EE, This Paper. Cleaning store. Dependable through Friday from 10 a m. exclusive contract established 647-3323 between 9 and 3. Road, Manchester, Connec­ downtown, Manchester. Call ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC Drive. ticut. 06040. Phone 643-5123. tunity Employer. 646-5999. and reliable. Call 647-1119. 4:10 p.m. — Parkade to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday by us. High immediate in­ Local CPA Firm needs from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. come minimum required in­ MATURE WOMAN for oc­ experienced Public Accoun­ Hornet For Sale 23 Apartments. EXPERIENCED SPRAY SHAKLEE MEANS Community Calendar vestment 39,975. lw% profit casional babysittii^, evenings tant. Familiarity with “Small PAYOFF YOUR and weekends. References PAINTER. Custom work. HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED- SUCCESS! Join the growing Vi’ednesday structure. Call between 8 AM Firm Clients” helpful. Poten­ Shaklee Family of Indepen­ CHRISTMAS BILLS working & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or preferred, 647-1139. Wood, metal, plastic For thorough cleaning, one- tial and Fringe Benefits B EH ER 10 a.m. — Manchester Early S h e K e r a l b 1 Displaycraft, Manchester. BABYSITTER- Monday dent Distributors. You'll get part time for Colgate- Tuesday Learning Center. I write: American' Film Friday. 3-6 p.m. Ages 8 and 12. half day per week. Please call excellent. Please send resume Palmolive Co. Immediate 643-9557. 6 DEPENDABLE PERSONS early morning and early to Pue. Semel & Co. 281 Hart­ what you put into it, and ^ BUYS Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Academy School Cafeteria. At INDEX P rocessing, Inc., 1935R to clean walls, bathrooms, Car neede(f 872-2682, after 6 more! Hear about our ^nus, Openings. Earn $10 to $15 Andover Hoover Court, B’ham, AL evenings. 644-9307 ford Tpke., Vernon, Ct. 06066. 8 p.m., a public hearing will be held on condominium con­ 11 a m. — Delmont Nursery SUPERVISOR- MULTI floors etc. $3.50 to $€ per hour. p.m. Car & Travel Opportunities! hourly. Car, phone necessary. NOTICES 35226. WANTED ASSISTANT Call 633-9175, $56,500. Manchester - Monday versions. POSITION telephone Must have own transportation Call 289-1249. 1 — Lost and Found DEALER FOR THE answering and mobile and be neat appearing. Call excellent location, Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town 2 — Personals TYPISTS AND CLERK NURSE AIDES Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. SAT-SUN MATINEE MANCHESTER EVENING telephone service. Duties in­ 232-2666. excellent buy! is this 6 Tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Office Building. "DI6BY THE BIfiOEST 3 — Announcements TYPISTS are needed to work HERALD- 5 days per week. room Cape, that offers 3 4 — Entertainment clude hiring, training and - : DOB IN WORLD ' in the Hartford area. Call For an appointment. Please TOOL MAKER 7 3 11-7 bedrooms, living room Building. 5 — Auctions scheduling staff. Responsibili­ FIVE OPENINGS Wesco, a company with 70 Wednesday SHOWN AT 2 M PO today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. call 647-9946. Ask for Jeanne. 1. STARTING WAGE $3.37 PER HOUR with fireplace, formal ty for quality of service and AVAILABLE! Earn $5.82 per employees needs a Tool Maker, Tuesday Safety Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. FINANCIAL client relations. hour. Minimum 18 hours. Full 2. FULLY PAID INSURANCE; HOSPITAL, MEDICAL, dining room, partial rec 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages EXPERIENCED SANDWICH TYPISTS / CLERK - Needed win will get Involved In up dateing room, oversized garage, Overeaters Anonymous. 1 p.m., Andover Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. Qualifications, 3-5 years TAS time, part time. National Tooling, do Protype Work, and LIFE, AND DISABILITY 9 — Personal Loans MAKERS wanted for cocktail ^ our large client company. or Bell System supervisory Company. Management aluminum siding, new in­ Youth Services Commission, 7:30 p.m , Youth Services Vernoncin^ •'^2 10 — Insurance maintain production machinery. 3. 11 PAID HOLIDAYS Congregational Church basement. lounge. Call 644-9637 between East of the River. Temporary experience. Generous salary training offered. Car CARRIER NEEDED sulation. Move right in. Board of Elducation, 7:30 p.m.. Andover Elementary Bureau. ROUIfS 84-86 'EXIT VSi EMPLOYMENT 9 a.m. and 12 noon. assignments beginning necessary. Call 12 to 4 p.m., The right person will be able to Set 4. 9 PAID SICK DAYS $62,000. Manchester - 649-9333 and benefit package. Cali Mr. Up his own Tool Room and, be School conference room. 13 — Help Wanter January 1980. Call Lydia now. Fish, 525-1125. 872-2128. (College Students 5. 2 WEEKS PAID VACATION AFTER ONE YEAR lovely 6 room Ranch, all Thursday 14 — Business Opportunities PART TIME. Want cash for satisfactoriarly compensated. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational BO DEHEK Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. Welcomed). 6. TRAINING AND IN-SERVICE EDUCATION Conservation Commission, 7i30 p.m.. Town Office DUDLEY MOORE 15 — Situation Wanted the holidays? For every day? Call or apply ab To deliver Dollar Savers in the Church. WESCO INDUSTRIES 7. $60.00 PER YEAR UNIFORM ALLOWANCE BLAKE EDWARDS’ EDUCATION It’s easy with the phone in DIETARY AID: Full time PART TIME HELP DAYS. Building. JES Indutlrlal Park 8. LOCATED NEAR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION following areas in Manchester. . . 18 — Private Instructions your own home. Call 249-7773. and Part time, some 1 car garage, rec Toom, Car wash attendant. Respon­ on Roult 5. South Windsor 19. _ Schools-Ctasses weekends. Apply in person. AIDE TRAINING CLASSES 6EGIN IMMEDIATELY close to schools. Bolton [ WAITRESS/WAITER [ sible male with some Hebron im 20 — Instructions Wanted 56 8-63 34 CALL PAT SOUCIER $66,900. Manchester - East Hartford Convalescent mechanical ability helpful. An £qul OpportMraty Employer Home, 745 Main Street, East ■ 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. J Must have car, be physically Henry Street, 6 room Monday REAL ESTATE MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME Colonial, front to back Monday AL PACINO 23 — Homes (or Sale Hartford, Ct. lExperienced person I fit and have a clean record AREA I Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m,, Com- PART TIME EVENINGS- 333 BIDWELL ST„ MANCHESTER living room, formal dining Rham Junior High Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., “AN JUSTICE 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale Manchester. Light duty I needed for Professional | Call after 5 p.m., 643-4160 or Waddell Rd. munity Hall. 25 — Investment Properly 647-9194 ____ room, eat-in kitchen, 3 Rham High School library. FOR a l l ’s janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per COOK: FULL TIME, I Food Service position. ■ 633-2535. 26 — Business Properly Experience in institution Foley St. good sized bedrooms, Wednesday Town clerk, tax collector and assessor, office hours, 7 27 — Resort Property week. Ideal "for retired or I Banquet services is a plus. . carpeting. A good family semi-retired. Call 649-5334. cooking preferred, but JComplete corporate J Senior citizens, 1 p. :m.. Community Hall to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. 28 — Real Estate Wanted training will be given. Apply MACHINISTS Wa n t e d Dudley St. home. Benefit Package includes: | EXPERIENCED MECHANIC $57,900. MISC. SERVICES in person East Hartford Con­ I East Hartford - Thursday Town sanitarian office hours, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Town I Medical Insurance, Life In- I 2nd & 3rd Shift AREA II oversized 6 room expan­ Office Building. 31 — Services OMered valescent Home, 745 Main NEEDED 32 — Painting-Papering Street, East Hartford, Ct. I surance. Paid Vacations, > • Bridgeport Operators • CNC Turning Center Operators dable Cape, kitchen with Board of Education, 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. Historic District Study Committee, 6 p.m.. Town Office Own tools required. Paid uniforms, vaca­ Loomis St. dining nook. 2 bedrooms, 33 — Building-Contracting LAUNDRY AND DIAPER ! Free Parking. If- you are J • Lathe Operators • NC Cintimatic Operators Building. 34 — Rooting-Siding SERVICE needs folderess DISHWASHER: Full time, I interested, please call Pol- I tion, Insurance, retirement and profit Bilyeu St. living room with fireplace, 35 — Heating-Plumbing attached garage, nice full or part time, AM and PM. some weekends. Apply in per­ I ly H arris, 727-8500, | • Jog Bore Operators •Deburring Persons Tuesday 36 — Flooring s h a rlm . Canterbury St. treed yard, good location. Coventry 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage Call 289-1527. son, East Hartford (Convales­ I ^tension 2757 for an | • VTL Operators Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office cent Home, 745 Main Street. y APPLY IN PERSON $89,500. Vernon - Unique 38 — Services Wanted appointment. • Please call for appointment or apply In person to 9 room Contemporary Monday Building. SALESMAN- Opportunity for East Hartford, Ct. TO MICHAEL ZAIMOFF MISC. FOR SALE CONN. MUTUAL LIFE. ■ Raised Ranch. Front to exciting position. Knowledge ■ Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Wednesday ASl[VtNSPaB[RGflLM 40 — Household Goods Le-Mi Corporation back cathedral ceiling living of stoves helpful. Base plus I 140 Garden Sreot I PREMIER MOTORS Please Call Laralne at Committee on the Needs of the Aging, 7 p.m. Town Public Health Nurkes, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office 41 — Articles (or Sale PRINT SHOP- Run small I Hartford, Conn. | room with huge stone 42 — Building Supplies commission. Full medical 190 Tunnel Road 1132 MAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, CT. Hall. press, some typing required. I l« [p U OwwbntT Eawtoiw | fireplace, kitchen with Building. 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs benefits. Paid vacation. Call Apply Gaer Brothers, Inc. 140 Vernon, Conn. 06066 4 1 3 - 6 3 0 1 built-ins, 1st floor family Tuesday Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office 44 Musical Instruments Mrs. Gray 525-1931 Rye Street, South Windsor. Telephone 871-1244 742-5549 room area, large lower Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., Town Hall. Building. 45 — Boats & Accessories level family room, 2 baths, 46 — Sporting Goods COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - $60,000 IN FOUR WEEKS 2 car garage, beautiful Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Thursday 'PG' 47 — Garden Products Earn up to $200 a week. 48 — Antiques GUARANTEED. Send self- throughout. Wednesday Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. Experienced or will train. addressed stamped envelope $89,900. Vernon - New 6 49 — Wanted to Buy Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Board of Welfare, 9 a,m. to noon, Town Hall. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School to Michael Layton, P.O. Box WANTED room Ranch, spacious RENTALS Hartford. living room. 3 large Coffee match, noon to 1:30 p.m.. First Congregational library. 52 ~ Rooms for Rent 8529, Shawnee Mission, KS 66208. bedrooms, large dining Church, Route 31. Water Pollution Control Authority, 8 p.m.. Town Offici 53 — Apartments tor Rent PLASTIC INSPECTOR - EAST HARTFORB CARRIERS 54 — Homes for Rent room, eat-in kitchen with Human Services Advisory Committee, 8:30 p.m. , Town Building. Opening for first shift Q C per­ PART TIME TELLER- 442 835 Burnside Ave built-ins, unusual designed 55 — Business for Rent son to take over a small in­ ROUTE EAST HARTFORD HEALTH DEPARTMENT Hall. Community Health Service, 7:30 p.m.. Agency office, BETTE MIDLER 56 — Resort Property (or Rent Trainee or experience. Wap- HEY KIDS! •Imer : lower level with lots of spection department in a HAS AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A Public Health Nursing Association, 7:30 p.m.. Town Columbia. 57 — Wanted to Rent ping Office, South Windsor 1611-1878 Main St. windows and extra flue for ALANBATES_ 58 — Misc. for Rent busy, growing, molding and Bank & Trust Co., to work R O U TE §2 COMMUNITY NUTRITION WORKER wood burner. 2 car garage, Hall. Saturday mold making company. A Mohawk Dr. choose your own decor. AUTOMOTIVE Monday, Thursday and under the Special Supplemental Food Program Rotary Qub, 7 p.m!, Coventry Grange. Building official, by appointment only, 8 a.m. to nooi. good general knowledge of Friday. Call Marilyn Eden, Floradale Dr. $99,500. Vernon - Choose THE ROSE 61 — Autos lor Sale plastics, measuring in­ Green Terrace for Women, Infants and Children (W.I.C.). Com­ Thursday Town Office Building. 62 — Trucks (or Sale 289-6061. An Equal Opportuni­ your own decor in this love­ 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale struments, gauges, and S|)ringtide Ave. munity nutrition worker must have senior high ly 7 room Cape. Spacious , Town ty Employer. Tolland-Windham Building Inspectors, 1:30 p.m. 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles blueprint reading required.■ ______Rose St. school diploma and one to two years' experience 1st floor family room, with Vernon 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Capable of checking work Hall ASSISTANT RESTAURANT CleesleeTST In counsellng/lntervlewlng - preferably In fields huge fireplace, formal Water Pollution Control Authority, 7:30 p.m., Town Homes within close tolerences, filling MANAGER WANTED- Good R O U TE §3 dining room, large kitchen, Monday 66 — Automotive Service out inspection reports, Earn Cash Holdetock PI. related to dietetics and nutrition. Apply: Hall. pay. Great benefits. 2 days full dormer, 3 large 87 _ Autos for Rent-Lease customer liaison and exer­ Elide Ct. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT bedrooms. 2 car garage, 2 Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., High School. Town Council meeting and public hearings, 7:30 p.m.. ofL Call 389-5751 between 9 cising good judgment. Please and 5. Amy Dr. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD baths, large treed lot. Coventry Lake Park Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Building, Park Place. call Mr. Silver at 563-1475 for Timothy Rd. 74D M A IN ST. D61D8 $104,000. Manchester - Board of Education, 7:30 p.m,, library of Middle appointment. Henderson Dr. Custom designed 8 room Town Hall. PART TIME TELLER- 289-2781 Cemetery Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. School, Route 30. Trainee or experience, Norman Dr. Dutch Colonial, spacious Red Cross Bloodmobile, noon to 5 p.m.. The Colony, GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- Ellington Office, South Wind­ up to... Apply between 8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M., Tuesday sunken living room with Friday Experienced Preferred. Call Matthew Talcottville. sor Bank & Trust Co., to work to Friday. Deadline for accepting applications Is unique fireplace, oversized Board of Welfare, 9 a.m. to noon, Town Hall. for appointment 633-9474, Thursday 11 to 5, and Friday January 16, 1980. 1st floor family room with Tuesday Connecticut Hardface, & 11 to 7. Call Mr. Klopfer, 872- CALL CHRIS 2nd fireplace, country $50.00 per week An fquaf Opportunitf Bmploisr Suburban Women’s Club, 7:30 p.m.. Sacred Heart Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ 8547. An Equal Opportunity 647-9946 or 647-9947 styled kitchen, large dining bury. East Hartford Parish Center, Route 30. Employer. room, 4 oversized bedrooms. 2Vt baths, a Wednesday $370 / THOUSAND FOR WAITRESSES AND beautiful home. Monday ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Board of Directors of Rockville Area Chamber of ADVERTISING HOSTESS. Part time days. $114,000. So. Windsor - Redevelopment Commission, 7:45 p.m.. Conference Postage paid. Free applica­ Apply at Tacorral. 246 Broad m New 9 room Contem­ Room. Commerce, noon. Sing Lee’s Restaurant, Route 30 plaza. RATES tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86 , 732 Street, Manchester. porary. a unique design Program on use of microwave ovens, 7 p.m,, Tolland Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123, SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS CARRIERS NEEDED Soccer meeting, 7 p.m. , Parks and Recreation Office. 1 d a y ...... 14*«Mirai(H throughout. 1st floor County Agricultural Center, Route 30. 3 DAYS ...13'BoiBPnNf COOKS AND WORKING FOR THE HERALD..... master bedroom, Tuesday Thursday T R l E K . 6 DAYS ...12'iMiKlMy TEMPORARY WORKERS- DISHWASHERS. Part time APPLICATIONS cathedral ceiling family TMT Assignments East of The in these room, open balcony to 2nd Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 p.m,, Council nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 “Main Street” , sponsored by Chamber of Commerce, 2 MrjTK'JN PICTURT 26DAYS ...1 1 ‘ WQiiKlMt River for Clerk / Typists and Broad Street, Manchester, NOW 6EING ACCEPTED FOR floor, large living room, 4 Chambers. p.m,. First Federal Savings, Park Place. 15 WORD, 12.10 MNN other office skilled rersonnel Rockville Areas: bedrooms, separate den, Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference HAPPY ADS *2.50 beginning January i960. Top WAITRESSES. Part time CALL JEAN ★ PURCHASING CLERKS ★ EXPEDITERS many other features. Volunteers for Junior Women’s Club vision clinic, 7 to 9 m company. Top pay, for top Room. p.m ., home of Janice Cormier, nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 skills. Call Lydia, Dunhill Broad Street, Manchester. Grand Ave. & Spring St. Wednesday Friday Temps, 289-4319. 647-9946 or ★ INSPECTORS ★ STOCK CLERKS Apply in person, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.; and 1 p.m. to 4 Ordinance Workshop, 7 p.m.. Council Office. Vernon Junior Grange, 6:30 p.m., McMullin home, 21 PACKER/DELIVERY MAN - G rove St. “ GOING ICLERK; GENERAL Nights. 1 a.m, to9a.m.. Apply Conservation and Environment Commission Special p.m. Irene Drive. ' o f f ic e . Adding, filing, et at Bess Eaton, 150 Center 647-9947 Union St. & Prospect St. Meeting, 7 p.m., Conference Room. Greater Vernon Republican Club, 8:15 p.m.. Lamb cetera, 40 hour week. Apply: Street.' REALTY CO., INC. Retirement Board, 6 p.m., Personnel Office. home, 36 Vineta Drive, Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye South St. & Vernon Ave. IN STYLE” □ NOTICES Street, South Windsor. Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT ADAMS INDUSTRIES, Inc. 99 East Center 81. PQ PERSON for repair and refur­ 340 Progress Drive Manchester Mancheater Room. WANTED DRIVER for Auto South Windsor L o t t and Found 1 bishing department. Also, Ca//; Sfeve Foss Parking and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m. Council Body Shop Distributor in experienced inventory control Chambers, Monday Manchester. Able to do stock person. Purchasing, lift truck. 643-2692 LOST - MALE KITTEN 5- work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 8 7 1 - 0 4 2 2 Robart D. Murdock, Opening of Senior Citizens Center, 1 p.m.. South Wind­ months-old, orange tiger, shipping experience required Thursday day week with benefits. Call Displaycrah, Manchester. Raallor sor Community Center, Ayers Road. brown collar, vicinity Strant 649-5211, ask for Tony. Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Council St. Call 646-8556. 643-9557. South Windsor Women’s Club, 7:30 p.m., St. Peter's Chambers. Episcopal Church Hall. TEA CH ERS AT ALL Fine Arts Commission, 7:30p.m,, Library. Announcamanta 3 LEVELS: Universal Town Council, 8 p.m., council chambers. Town Hall. Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, Glastonbury Tueaday a tten tio n to ta lph o n e Ore, 97208. MAKE MONEY AT HOME- Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Details on Seven Profitable NEW YEAR WANT AD SPECIAL "JU help receiving your calls? APPLICATIONS BEING Programs. Send only $1.00 and Hali. Monday 'Temporary or permanent. TAKEN for Women to work in self addressed, stamped OFFER Wedneaday PLEASE CAU.THEATRE Personal Attention ... VerjVery packing room. Apply in person envelope to: Padoly^n In­ 247- at: Manchester Packing Com­ EXPIRES NOON Board of Elducation, 7:30 p.m., meeting for m atters of South Windsor Senior Citizen Club, 1 p.m.. Senior FOR SCREEN TIMES Reasonable. 233-8991 or dustries, P.O. Box 531, Bolton. 8623. pany, 349 Wetherell Street, Conn, 0 ^ 0 . JAN 30, 1080 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DDLLARS B procedure. Board of Education Building. Citizen Center, Ayers Road. Jan. 5, laan

INVITATION r EVENING HERALD. Sat. Jan. 5. I960 - 1.5 TO BID A iH cH » to r Stto aaa3>in floor apartment. Newly 1979 MONTE CARLO- Must VAN- 8900 m iles, com plete 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON ■ but she quit. SHOOK THE TIRBE T H A T N ic e ' S W E E T T H II4 C ! H E R E .. xawwsavN jwrVv and Alan Sontag aach card ovar four In MANCHESTER- A new home redecorated, stove, $235, sell due to illness, PS, PB, AC, Custom Interior, power STUDDED SNOW TIRES LOW R ID E R , 2500 m iles, AWxacrrsOME LEDMEeiVEYCXJ A any auit that ia ao WELL SEASONED OAK Si steering, power brakes, 100% stock and in excellent FRUIT FOB us! GREAT BIS lo s e .' In the American card game atrong you don't naad this new year. Fully insulated HICKORY FIREWOOD- Cut, References, security, couples AM-FM Radio, Rust proofed. WITH MOUNTS- Size 14. DEAR ABBY: My problem may not seem important to Colonial. Fireplace, preferred. 19 Cottage Street. regular gas, call after 6 p.m. Excellent condition. Went to shape. $4500. 742-8786. known as Pitch, you count partnar'a aupport to split and immediate delivery. AN ASH TRAY FROM Custom Mud Guards, Rally you. but it's ruining our marriage. My husband's feet smell! carpeting, family room, Sunday 9-12 a.m. owner on Wheels, Sport M irro rs, 6,000 5^-7734. '73 Duster. Asking $70. Call four for the ace, three for the aatabliah it. $75 per 1/2 cord. $125 per cord. PARIS’S FABULOUS 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT , This is no joke. Abby. His feet smell like rotten eggs. king, two for the queen and fenced yard. Great opportuni- Call 9744)567, a fte r 6:00 p.m. premises. m iles. Call 633-2147. Charlie at 289-5928 a fte r 5:00 C. Subtract ona point $63,500. Strano Real MAXINE'S outrageous hats p.m. 7M- Kerker headers. KNN When he comes home from work, the first thing he does is one for the jack. This doesn’t (or 4-3-63 diatrlbullon. ^sisUte. 646-2000 marvelous 1930 silk clothing in filters. Oil cooler. Much - take off his shoes. I have to leave the room to keep from gag­ show the value of these cards Thia la ovarlookad by mint condition boxes of all MUSTANG 1965- New 8 ging. When I try to talk to him about it, he says, “I can’t help cylinder engine installed 1974. m ore! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 in your hand but rather the othar wrltara but la shapes and sizes. All kinds of 1967 P O N TIA C T E M P E S T p.m. VETERANS. Unbelievable ★ Mounted snow tires, radio, it. Get off my back!" points they represent in tricks moat important. linens and lace, glassware, C O N V E R TIB LE , 326 engine, opportunity. Buy this 5 DRY HARDWOOD- Cut and BOLTON, HEATED heater, fog lights, automatic I've even refused to sleep in the same room with him, but you have taken. D. Count dialributlonal furniture and very strange very good on gas. Ideal for se­ 1966 C HRYSLER 300- Running bedroom. 2 bath Colonial. No split in stove lengths, 16 to 18" APARTMENT- Quiet transmission, ^ s t offer. Call 1978 YAMAHA YZ 80- that doesn’t bother him. 1 wonder if something couldn’t be Back in 1915, Bryant pointa lor auit bida collectibles are all waiting for cond car, ca ll a fte r 5 p.m. 646- condition. Asking $400. Needs down payment. No closing lengths. Pickup load, 1/2 cord neighborhood. References 649-1696. Excellent condition! $475. Call wrong with his sense of smell? I don't know how HE can McCampbell of St. Louis only. costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- you at Red Goose Farm An­ required. No pets. $255 3150. battery. C all 649-7677. 643-4149 $45 delivered in area. Phone stand it. I know his socks can't be dirty because he changes wrote his friend Milton Work Kay Numbara: 2000. ______568-5459. tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. m onthly. 646-2311. suggesting that the Pitch 4-3- Open Friday. Saturday, Sun­ them every day. Grand alam (all 13 ELLINGTON- Whip inflation If it weren't for his smelly feet we would have a wonderful £ 2-1 count be used fo r notrum p tricka): 37 pointa. day 10-5. 742-9137. with this newer well kept ■ marriage because he is one terrific guy. I’ve even considered bidding. .Work wrote about it Small alam (12 trieka): Duplex. Carpeting, decks, ' leaving him. Please help me. The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions and lots of players used it. 33. WANTED BY" PRIVATE Business & Service But other writers did not. appliances, 11/2 acres. Won't PINE DIMNG ROOM COLLECTOR - Old or Antique MANCHESTER WEST SIDE- .. ALL SMELLED OUT IN R.l. Minor-auit gama (11 last. $74,900. Strano Real Fumished 2 room apartment. y o u WANTEP IT When contract came in during tricka); 29. TABLE with 6 Ladder Back Dolls, one or several. Any con­ WELL, y o u KNOW the late '20s, the public fo l­ Estate. 646-2000. Chairs. $850, Call 521-6710. dition. Cash paid. 6494)557. Private entrance, bath, ' DEAR SMELLED OUT: Most physicians-and certainly ' E S S SOFT-ROILED, THAT TAKES Major-ault gama (10 parking. For quiet, clean, no * all podiatrists and endocrinologists are familiar with this lowed Ely Culbertson and tricka): 26. after 5:00 p.m. Clip and save this ad. ISN’T p iP N 'T y o u r ? .. 45 MINUTES, honor tricks, which valued TOLLAND- 6 Room Custom smoking, drinking, elderly ' disorder, which is usually caused by excessive perspiration. R E A p y FREP.' Notrump gama (nina Built Ranch, Family Room business gentlemen. 649-3635. 1 Urge your terrific guy to see a doctor. Smelly feet are combinations of honors. tricka): 26. TWO SNOWTIRES- H-78 THE PACK RAT- Antiques, y £ T ? In 1932, Oswald Jacoby with Fireplace. Fireplace in 1500’s. F a irlv New. $20. each Collectibles, Miscellaneous, nothing to sniff at. Living Room. Very clean MANCHESTER- Huge 3 married tennis champion Point count is accurate but J 2894293. Used Items. 40 Flora Road, Mary Zita McHale. He wanted home. must be seen, occupan­ (off Route 85), Bolton. bedroom. Patio with sweeping not perfect. As the bidding cy 30 days Call evenings 643- view. Garage and more. W . to teach her bridge in a hurry develops, you must realize and decided it would be sim­ Wanted to Buy 49 LOCATERS, 236-5646 « Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's that some points become pler if she gave each ace and worthless or nearly worthless, Rool Eototo Wanted 1 new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know,” write Abby: face card a point value. It 2« BABY FURNITURE: High BEER CAN COLLECTOR, others increase in value 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly HiUs, CaUf. 90212. Enclose $1 and a CO didn't take long to find that he — Chair $5.00, Crib $35.00, new to hobby looking for old long, stamped (28 cental, sell-addressed envelope, please. It is impossible to make a SELLING your house? Call us Change Table $15.00, S troller could bid better with her than grand slam with only five first and we'll make you a and unusual beer cans. If you STUDIO APARTMENT in WWfMWNIINll$WIIIBWWWMNNNBaWNIBlliWltMtl*r/KVa»ii»8Sg«»w^'%^&a0t. $8.00, 646-5026 a fte r 5. have any in attics, garage, or with his regular expert part­ high-card points in the com­ cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Residential area. Excellent Serviceo Offered 31 _ ------w # • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ners and they also started R ealtor, 643-1577. cellar please call 6S)-5740. S«fv/c«t 0 t f 9 f d 31 bined hands or to be unable to 1 SEARS BASEBOARD location of Vernon. On Building Contracting 33 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Astrograph using point count. make any game with 38 high- Busline. Only mature, older C&M TREE SERVICE - Free A HEATING UNIT- 3 foot long. Later on, Charles Goren card points. MAY WE BUY your home? SLOT MACHINES WANTED- person need apply; telephone estimates, discount senior The Born Loser — Art Sansom Automatic turn on/off ther­ Any condition, will pay PERSONAL Paperhanging TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY BIDWELL HOME Im prove- added short-suit points for use Quick, fair, all cash and no $400 872-0165. citizens. Company for particular people, by Dick. mostat, dual heat. $20. each. Call toll free, l-Soo^21- Carpentry and general con­ ment Co. Expert installationafla Bernice Bede Osol in suit bidding. 'The count was (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I probleln. Call Warren E. General Electric deluxe Frost Manchester-owned and Call 6465703 anytime. tracting. Residential and r V three for a void, two for a sin­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 1466 E xt. 6001. of aluminum siding gutters 'w e upKioowk) c e m e ^ UAH, IT'4 THORlJAPPLe ...f b r ^ o u a u t y Free Refrigerator. Avacado MANCHESTER- Lovely 2 operated. Call 6461327. commercial. Whether it be a and trim. Roofing installation gleton and one for a double­ (Do you have a question for the Excellent, $200. 1 Sears Ken- Bedroom, den, warm firplace. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You ton. experts? Write "A sk th e Houoehold Goods small repair job, a custom and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. 40 more Gas Stove, built in grid­ kids ok. $180. LOCATERS, 236- BiM TREE SERVICE- PROFESSIONAL PAINTING built home or anything in have the ability today to commu­ Here is a simple distribu­ Experts, " care of this newspa­ dle, also w4ndow in door, plus 5646. Specialist in tree and stump - Interior and exterior. between, cali 6461379. nicate with persons from ail lev­ tional point table: per. Individual questions wilt REFRIGERATORS light and bottom broiler, ELECTRIC DRYER- GE or removal. Free estimates. Commercial and residential. els of life, and impress them in be answered If accompanied Washers / Ranges, used, vn4 lix OFFICE HELP J.B. ELECTRONICS- about it: Jayco Wood bathroom remodeling, heat /VCPW COULD I H m BIER I'LL HEEPHIM \ MAT BE It kitchen privileges. $30 week­ to: Box H, c/o Manchester Workmanship". Call 872-6362. TRUSTED dAk£ MAIN SU ESSm UF HE'S A ^ ly. Call 649-4003. Herald. "M anchester’s Stereo Refinishing is now open for modernization, etc. Free IMMEDIATE OPENING Expert!" Repair all brands of business! Specializing in Estimate gladly given. M & M AFTER ALL HIS DUBIOUS HE'S THINNINQ I PROFESSOR Immediate opening for person Home Stereo St P o rta b le Stripping and Reflnisning Plum bing Si Heating. 649-2871 F/WANaAL VENTURES! Ab o u t what — HE T V ’s. C all Jack, 643-1262, Kitchen Cabinets and Fur­ HE HASN'T BEEN A ' I'M T H m m DON'T In local office. Must be able to niture. Jayco uses the best TRUE HOOPLE SINCE HE IWON'T NNCM EVEN □ AUTOMOTIVE finishes possible, mixed with THE MULE NICHED WHAT TO KNOW n s PLEASANT ROOM FOR 36 MATURE WORKING I WILL DO BABYSITTING in pride. Experience and up to Income Tax Services I flooring HIM ON THE HEAD THINK!. .SNOWIN' type accurately, should have my Glastonbury home. Ash / GENTLEMEN- Kitchen Autoo For Solo 61 date technique to insure a top FLOORSANDING AS A BOV! Swamp Road area. Please call quality finish on your Si experience in collections and privileges, parking, near bus REFINISHING- Floors like line, references required, call WE PAY TOP PRICES for 633-0119. cabinets. Please call. Free 647-9033. Estimates, 6461444, 65. new! Specializing in older have a pleasant voice. We will wrecked and Junk cars. A & B IN C O M E t a x floors. Natural and stained APTER WE © e r PAST THE Auto Salvage, used auto parts. PREPARATION SERVICE - floors. No waxing anymore! train the right person. Company Apartmento For Ront 53 Call Tony 64M223. Pointing-Poporing 32 At your home. 20 Years John Verfaille, 646-5750. MC?ST, IT WILL Experience! Dan Mosler, 646 benefits, Pleasant congenial LOOKING for anything in real 1973 TO R IN O - 302. Runs PAINTING - Interior and Building Conirocling 33 3329, o r 525-8263. estate rental - apartments, excellent. Must sell, exterior, paperhanging, When you WES ROBBINS Carpentry DAN W ADE Have your In- atmosphere. Write work homes, muittole dwellings? sacrificing! Any reasonable excellent work references. need another No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate o ffe r over $1450. C all afte r Free estimates. Fully in­ remodeling specialist. Ad­ come Taxes prepareda re d c - — ' y LOOK Herald. Manchester. MODEL WRECKS - Cash rates. Fully insured. Free CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. for your Evening or Saturday fast results! /-5 Paid. Call Parker Street Used Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. appointment. Norcen B 4917. Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. 7696. C all G ary Cushing 34S-2(X)9. Carpenter, 646-7788. **'" O ••• A. kte. T M iwe u. I Fei oa ‘‘Sometimes 1 think we're living in a crazy upside up world!" u It. - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Jan. 5, 1980 MANCHESTER

r " , GoU^ainlUTg Iroblem? Wi'll Help! 8«rvlo* Mill mcuu wniMhlng to ui— ind MiviM n)Miw ipwidlng MiouBh UiTW wllti YOU to hM p you m M ttw rlQtit pMni IlnIMi lor ItiM lob yotfro p un­ ning. Boo uo for pilnl and oorvloo whon you plan your liaxt projaot IE A Jo h n so n PAI NT CQ T O U R HAS IT! INDEPENDENT DEALER', CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. Business-Directory Guide For Save Gas-Shop Downtown Carvel's lea Cream and Cakes • Anliques C Auctions 24 HR. TOWING • Mlnit-Man Printing • Coins • Hot Dogs • Wedding Photos • Flah & Pet Supplies 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 Manchester and Surrounding •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS SHOP 811 M AIN S T •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING Vicinity DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER FAMOUS BRAND TELEVISION - APPLIANCES featuring this week... MANCHESTER •>•"45 MAN( HKSTKH MEM(NHAL CO. exk^ ce hone moVENEIIT v t n p t k e MV. Opp.EaBtC«metory CALL 849-5807 UniANCt ® TV 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 J.A. WHITE GLASS COMPANY QUALITY *)•» !• I 9«f MEMORIALS " a h c h e s t e b

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WE SERVICE ANO INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Enterprises, Inc. I AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION I l l kurrau m, nMcnESTa HEATING and SHEET METAL S ana 646-5122 DO-IT-YOURSELF New England Mechanical Services, Inc. ^ , ANDSAVE .. CUSTOi STORM WINDOWS 166 TUHNEL RD. i t "MANCHiSTtirg OHLY froW M m ttoom

V e r n o n ; c t . 06O66 H4rv;. - DELIVERY IN 2 WEEKS 871-1111 RESIDENTIAL GLASS & SCREEN COMMERCIAL REPAIRS WHILE-U WAIT CLYDE & MICKEY MILLER'S Serving Mancheiter over 50 yn, PAP PARTS p6fltl3nd Th6 F/of/c« "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS’ When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything n i D r u e r * 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. that one may need when it comes to working with glass, Their twenty one years and more of service is your 24 BIRCH ST. (In thf Parking Lo1 Bahind guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, "We can't hide TEL, 643-6247 I Titi Manchtatar Graan Shoe Oullal) behind our product!' A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors, shower doors, 643-4444 TEL 649-3528 store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars — just to F.T.D. Open Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 9-8 mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street For courteous MSTR CHG service, please phone 649-7322. AMER EXPRES.« WORLD WIDE SEHYICE ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR 42 OAK STREET FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. MANCHESTER CT 06040 646-0228 875-3252 PHONE 649-8879 -Rerond'.tioned vam. available Quinn’S Pharmacy A COMPlfTE LINE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS 70 UNION 8T. -Replacement parti available ROCKVILLE, CONN. 873 Main St. 161 C6NTER 6T. HOURS -One year free service with MANCHE8TER. CONN Manchester, Ct. 643-4136 CLOSED TUES: purchate of ony new or rebuilt Mon. • 8«t. 10-8 DAILY 10-S applinnre. Thurt., 10*9 Wedding Cakes A Specialty WESTSIDE SHOE REPAIR Comar of Adama A Cantar 8t. - Pina Shopping Plaxa Manchaatar T.P. AITKIN INC. 643-8285 HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING Tu b s - Fri 8 - 5:30 c a t n 3 VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK CLOSED MONDAYS Industrial - Residential • Commerrial Quality Workmanship Service ESTABLISHED 1934 Handmade Leather Bella A Unique Bucklet Ytu t Muitr Qur{« Located 27 years at... 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER

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' 646-5036 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 \VT-if l F ’ P&P AUTO REPAIR Life 70S Main St. a “Arco Chargg” e Manchetlei THIS SPACE AVAILABLE (V HAIR Margaret Dion, Prop. FOR ADVERTISING CALL BOUTIQUE Pictured Left to Right: Edward Wilson, that we fill are automatically recorded, so “ FOR THE FINER LOOKS IN UFE' Ann Johnson, William McEwen, and Acle 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 that we have available for your use, records 390 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER (John) Johnson. for insurance and tax purposes. This also In business since 1902, we specialize in enables us to locate prescription numbers 649-7666 prescriptions, medical equipment, hospital [Hundreds of that you may have lost. Let us fill all of your supplies, qnd orthopedic appliances. Some of prescriptions so that our records will show Designs & Styles the items include wheel chairs, hospital beds, your entire prescriptidn history so that we Telephone 643-4136 commodes, etc. Quinn’s Pharmacy is an ac­ can watch for drug interactions. Offering P6RSONRL T€€ credited orthopedic appliance fitter for back free delivery we are open week days 9 00 QUINN’S PHARMACY Perjonaii/ed Pun 4 Sporlwear braces, cervical collars, knee braces, ANO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OPEN EVENINGS A.M. to 8:00 P.M. THURSDAY TO 9:00 P.M 873 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN TILL CHRISTMAS ■ DONE WHILE VOU WAIT” mastectom" bras, etc. All the prescriptions TILL 9 P.M. Gftal Gifu For Any Occasion AND SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. ACLE F JOHNSON REGISTERED PHARMACISTS WILLIAM S McEWEN lOhl Main Si .. Manchesler • Tel: 646-3339 AND ACCREDITED ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCE FIHERS [Al Owners « Jim Coelho, Manager in businea 77 yr$, — Sin ce 1902

MERCURY SPECIALIZING IN 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 4CE\CY SUPERIOR MUFFLERS M MMUfSin, RNNTIM MM s n n Phona 646-2756 DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. imnm nwiM I copTN sEmcE SPECIALISTS LOW COST PHINTIIM NO StBVICE CM»RGI W HEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE IWIFS GENERAL REPAIRING CARPET AND KOOR COVBIING mot OM a niiMn a MB irm JM MAIN inoT OFU 101 llii 111 ( « Uull ( ||| jFI MIMT-MAN PRINTING MANCHam oul 01 loia (111 (0111(1 til UW IT. a u a a n iB a B «.im |627 MilnSlro6t MincliMtw M3-4M2 • SEE US FOR ENQRAVED NAME PLATES T E L E P H O N E 16 MAIN STREET Conneclicul’i latgeil floor Corefing Deiler 649 4 S 3 1 • TRY OUR NEW M l M W C I M H MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 4M 8 1 H W. a BIWWITU EVERYTHING IN can t,woe amno Frank Amone OUHkhOOUCT 649-7901 OSTRINSKY RAG AUTO SERVICE • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS 643-5879 643-5735 • Front End Spwclallits • Tuna Up • STORE ERONTS. SAFETY QLASE 731 P A R K E R ST , M A N C H E S T E R \* * . y" ' Grooms Tux FREE • Brakai A Shocks • Air Conditioning BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • Road Sarvica A«k about our policy. PRICES ARE UP! 1436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-3963 MANCHESTER J.A. WHITE GUSS CO.. Inc. DON'T THROW IT AWAY-CALL US FIRST vO' 956 MAIN ST. FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS NEW 125,000 TRUCK SCALE MANCHESTER, CONN. LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS M t n c h n it r C49-7322 SIBilltllSL « DEALERS IN IRON. METAL, PAPER O Y fW 11 YlAki CmmNCC iv k -Y et Supplies INST HESTER

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^ A IR “True Positions” is an exciting dramatic special that will be presented during the week of Jan. 6,1980. The Manchester special is centered around the true story of James Longstreet (played by Frank Converse), who wanted to enter and win a round-the-world sailing race. Dion, Prop, TvspotughT ACY T I CONN lED PHARMACISTS EDITED ORTHOPEDIC ANCE FinERS « 1902

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10:00 Le Guin's science-fiction novel, a 3 :0 0 11:30 TV SPOTUGHT - Page 3 dream specialist uses a man's THURSDAY'S SPORTS ® Pennies From Heaven 3 3 3 Q o irs Greatest: Past, 3 Wsakend Sports Wrap-Up — SAHJRD«f_ 1 2 :30 7 :0 0 unique power to create new 1:59 ® Jimmy Swaggart JANUARY S. 1S80 "Down Sunnyside Lane" Arthur Present And Future Film clips IS Tha Road To Moscow Ath­ JANUARY 10, 1980 3 Tarzan / Super Sevan 3 Agronsky And Company (1962) Dora Bryan, Rita Tushing- leaves his wife at home and tra­ worlds that are free of war, dis­ JANUARY 5,1980 3 M ovie "Pony Express” 3 M o vie "Superargo Vs 9 Day O f Discovery ham. from some ol golf's great letes Include swimmer Brian 3 M * A * S * H Diabollcus" (1966) Ken Wood. vels west to meet a beautiful ease and overpopulation with (1953) Charlton Heston, Rhonda 9 Mister Rogers (R) 3 Six MHUon Dollar Man moments, highlights ol Ihe past Goodell; wrestler Lee Kemp; 3 ® News Monica Randal. MORNING young teacher and a strange negative consequences. year and prospects lor the next yachtsman Harry (Buddy) Copyfiflht* 1980T V. Data. Inc. Fleming. ® Popeye 3 Movie "Battle Hymn" (1957) EVENING SS World Opiiortunltles ® The World Tomorrow gentleman of the road. are reviewed. Melges; quarter-mller Willie ® Wild Kingdom ® Nashville On The Road 2 :0 5 Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer. Smith; and women's distance ® SS Crockett's Victory Garden 3 News gf) Massachusetts Continuing ® Sunday At The King's Houaa 10:30 3 :3 0 S3 Odyssey THURSDAY'S SPECIALS runner, Crete Waltz. 7 :3 0 MORNING Legal Education iSDragoni Of Paradise The 3 The Athletes 1:00 ® Once Upon A Classic 2 :3 0 3 :1 5 history, biology and journey to MONDAY'S SPECIALS 39 NHL Hockey Detroit Red 39 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 9 :1 5 JANUARY 10,1980 vs. St. Louis Blues 3 The Partridge Family ® HeeHaw (3 Risk Of Marriage 3 NFL Today the brink of extinction and back 4 :0 0 Wings vs. Hartford Whalers 5 :0 0 3 M ovie "The Secret War Of ® Family Feud 3 A New Day Q.qn ol the American alligator are JANUARY 7,1980 3 3 Wide World Of Sports 8:00 3 News US Soccer Made In Germany 3 :0 0 12:00 Harry Frigg" (1969) , Paul 9 :3 0 3 NFL Today traced. (R) College football's Eastern All- 3 College Basketball Boston Newman. Sylva Koscina. 3 M ovie "Four Feathers " EVENING 39 The Athletes 5 :2 2 7 :2 8 (1939) Ralph Richardson. June 3 Buga Bunny And Friends ® 9 a NFL '79 Star team take on the Western College vs. Connecticut (IlW CT Tennis 11:30 EVENING 3 M ovie "Zombies On Broad­ 3 IIYou Ask Me Duprez. 3 My Three Sons All-Star team In the Hula Bowl, 3 College Basketball Boston ® ® College Basketball 4 :0 0 0 Skating Spactacular 78 Top way" (1945) Bela Lugosi, Alan ® M ovie "The Tall Texan" 3 Nine On New Jersey 8:00 live from Honolulu, Hawaii. College vs. Connecticut State ® Washington Week In Review 7 :2 9 3 ® ® NFL Football national figure skaters are fea­ MONDAY'S SPORTS Carney. (1953) Lloyd Bridges. Marie 9 Jimmy Swaggart tured in this event hosted by 8:00 (D Energy: The Light At The End ® Superman ® Daily Numbers 9 Electric Company (R) 3 Movie Of the Tunnel Robert MacNeii EVENING 10:00 Windsor. Rochester. New York's Genesee (D Myths Of Marriage An explo­ JANUARY 7,1980 39 Bruins Wrap-Up 5 :5 0 US Farm Digest (R) 7 :3 0 ® Celebrate 9 Movie "The Oscar" (1966) ration of problems that occur in hosts an examination of energy Figure Skating Club. (R) 3 News 1:01 3 Comment 3 :1 0 ® Top Cat Stephen Boyd. Elke Sommer. marriage are discussed. (Part 1) solutions for the 1980s. Guests 6:00 11:30 9 M ovie "Fort Dobbs " (1958) ® Rex Humbard ® Movie "The Chase" (1966) include Energy Secretary 6:00 ® College Basketball 3 All In The Family AFTERNOON ® Special “ Elixir Of Love" Jud­ 3 Racing From Aqueduct EVENING 3 Racing From Yonkers ClinI Walker. Virginia Mayo. Marlon Brando. Jane Fonda. Duncan. Transportation Secre­ 3 Man Builds, Man Destroys 3 High School Press Confer­ 10:00 ith Blegen. Andrew Foldi, Jon 1:30 ence ® Grizzly Adams Garrison and Julian Patrick are tary Goldschmidt, Senators Dur- 7 :0 0 3 Patterns For Living 3 :5 4 3 Spiderman 3 30 Minutes ® Soap Factory 4:01 2:00 featured in this English version of 4(in and Baker, and Daniel US Soccer Made In Germany 7 :0 0 FRIDAY'S SPORTS 3 Children's Gospel Hour 3 M ovie "Before I Hang" 3 Kids Are People Too ® P T L C Iu b 3 Little Rascals ® As Schools Match Wits (1940) Boris Karloll. Bruce ® Golf 6 ) Skating Spactacular 78 Top Donizetti’s colorful and comic Yergin, co-author of “ Energy 8:00 ® Wrestling ® Wall Street Weak 3 ® Sunday Mass national figure skaters are fea­ ® Crockett’s Victory Garden Bennett opera about life in the 1840s Future.' 3 Collaga Basketball 7*30 JAf.UARY11, 1980 p 6 :3 0 ® The Three Stooges ® Lifestyles 4 :3 0 tured in this event hosted by Texas panhandle. ® Hee Haw (cont’d) ® This Is The Life 9 :0 0 9 Hockey "Colonial Bank Invi­ ® NHL Hockey H artford 3 Carrascolendas 89 Weekend Special ® Family Feud 4 :3 0 ® Festival Of Faith Rochester. New York's Genesee tational finals" 3 Abbott And Costello ® Old Houseworks ® M ovie "Flanagan Boy" 9 Chalice Of SaNatlon S i Another Voica Figure Skating Club. 8 :3 0 (D David Wolper Presents Whalers vs. New York Rangers ® Joker, Joker, Joker 39 G off "Mr. Goodwrench Invi­ EVENING 3 Davey And Goliath (1953) Tony Wrighl, Barbara 9 Studio See (D (£ ® ® 3 (Si The Des 10:00 2:00 ® The Jetsons 5:00 3 :3 0 Moines RMister And Tribune tational Tournament" 8:00 Payton iSl Special “ Energy; The Light 6 :4 5 3 To Be Announced gS Massachusetts Continuing 3 Mission: Impossible Q CMIdran Of Tfia Third World Candidate Forum Three leading WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS 8 :3 0 3 To Be Announced At The End Of the Tunnel" Rob­ 10:30 3 New Day 3 Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 3 Soap Factory Legal Education (Cont’d) 3 Movie "Dial M For Murder" Dean Jones hosts an up-beat Democratic presidential candi­ 3 Greatest Sports Legends (1954) Ray Mllland, Grace Kelly. ert MacNeii hosts an examina­ 3 Greatest Sports Legend 7 :0 0 toons 3 ffl The Ropers documentary on the forgotten dates participate in a debate at JANUARY 9. 1980 SUNDAY. 10:30 Directed by Allred Hitchcock. tion of energy solutions for the 9 :0 0 ® Accent On Living 3 College Basketball children of Third-World coun­ the Des Moines, Iowa Civic 11:30 3 Hot Fudge 3 B arrio 9 Firing Line 1980s. Guests include Energy 3 NBA Basketball Milwaukee ® Day Cara In The Home ® Festival Of Faith tries. Center. 3 Racing From Yonkers 3 The Brady Kids 3 The Brady Bunch ® Superman Secretary Duncan, Transporta­ Bucks vs. New York Knicks 3 Star Trek 89 McHale’s Navy ® (9 Prime Time Saturday JANUARY 6, 1980 EVENING SU Skating Spectacular '78 3 Point O f View gB Say Brother EVENING 10:00 tion Secretary Goldschmidt. 12:00 3 News ® Lord Mountbatten: A Man 3 W restling 1 1 :30 Copyfighl 1980 T V Data Inc ® The World Tomorrow ® (Si NBC News- Special R eport Senators Durkin and Baker, and ® Consultation 2 :3 0 For The Century 9 Big Blue Marble 5 :3 0 Daniel Yergin, co-author of 8:00 3 Racing From Yonkers An analysis of the preceding @ Momingtown 3 Sports Spectacular ® Hockey ® M ovie "The World Ol ® In Search Of... 8 :3 0 Democratic presidential candi­ "Energy Future." 3 NBA Basketball Boston Cel­ 12:00 3 G o ll ® G oll (£ (£ IS ® The Des Moines SUNDAY'S SPORTS tics vs. New York Knicks 7 :3 0 MORNING Abbott And Costello" (1965) Bud dates' debate is presented. 3 Wrestling . 3 @ PBA Bowling gS Sneak Previews Abbott. Lou Costello. EVENING Ragister And Tribune Candidate 3 Arthur And Company ® Harvest Temple 3 Groovy Qoolles 8 :3 0 ® Kids Are People Too Forum Six of the leading Repub­ FRIDAY'S SPECIALS JANUARY 8, 1980 ® Catalogue 5 :0 0 lican presidential candidates 3 Newark And Reality 3 3 ® (2) ® The Des Moines 6:00 TUESDAY’S SPECIALS ® M ovie "Sherlock Holmes In 3 News 10:45 ® Bay City Rollers Register And Tribune Candidate 3 Movie "Man In The Iron participato in a debate at the Des JANUARY 11, 1980 9 Get Smart ® Jewish Life Underdog Washington" (1943) Basil Rath- Forum Mask" (1976) Richard Chamber­ Moines. Iowa Civic Center JANUARY 8, 1980 MORNING bone, Nigel Bruce. 3 Merv Qrlffln 5 :2 2 11:00 lain. Louis Jourdan. Alexander 9KX) 8:00 3 M ovie "Tarzan And His AFTERNOON 3 :0 0 SS Once Upon A Classic 3 Life O f Riley Dumas' classic tale is retold. 2 13 Legacy Of Genius "The Sto­ 11:00 3 Mighty Mouse / Heckle & Mate" (1934) Johnny Weissmull­ hrs. ry Of Thomas Alva Edison" Eric AFTERNOON Jeckle 3 M ovie "Jivaro " (1954) Fer­ 9 :0 0 5 :3 0 IS This Is The NFL iTVDIALOGUE. nando Lamas. Rhonda Fleming. er. Maureen O'Sullivan. 3 9 l News ^vareid narrates this program SS Legacy Of Genius 9 Battle Of The Planets 2:00 @ Soccer Made In Germany 3 Popeye And Friends ® Domata 3 Rex Humbard ® Special on the life and career of Ameri­ gS M ovie "The Homecoming" 4 :0 0 (D Reed Movie Guide Rex 3 89 Supertrlends 5 :4 9 ® Sunday At The King's House 9 gB Don't Bother Me, I'm ca's most prolific inventor, the 11:30 BliCKED “ I have been a fan judge a sit-com by the rules of ® ® ® Q o irs Greatest: Past, (1973) Cyril Cusack. Ian Holm. ® @ 3 Special Treat The Reed reviews the films "Health." 3 Davey And Goliath Present And Future 3 Straight Talk ® Jerry Falwell Learning impact ol his work cn the world S NFL Game O l The Week of Gil Gerard’s since I saw common sense. Based on Ihe play by Harold Tap Dance Kid" A young boy “ Star Trek." and "The Day The ® (S ® Godzilla / Glo­ SS The Long Search 9 This Is The NFL ® ABC News and the outlook lor tomorrow's him last year in an episode of BUBBLES - Didn't Jill Qay- betrotters Adventure Hour Pinter. A man rekindles old lami- 6:00 who wants to be a dancer teams World Ended." AFTERNOON @ W orld 9 Soccer Made In Germany inventor. up with his sister to overcome “Little House on the Prairie.” burgh once star in a soap @) Sesame S treet (R) ly leuds when he brings his new 3 Agronsky And Company ® Mundo Real 6 :3 0 wile home to meet Ihe clan 3 CBS News 10:30 their parents' objections to their EVENING It's great to see him every opera? This was before she ® Faith For Today 3 :3 0 9 Odyssey ® Jake Hess Gospel Time ® M ovie "Bandit Queen" 11:30 3 ABC News 3) S @ 9 Special Report An career choices. (R) 12:00 week on “Buck Rogers,” but a did “Hustling” with Lee 8 :3 0 10:00 3 NFL Today ® The Athletes (1951) Barbara Britton. Willard 3 Face The Nation ® 9 NBC News analysis ol the preceding Repub­ 7:0 0 friend has told me that the Remick. What was the soap? - 3 The RIntstones 3 Nows EVENING ® S a NFL '79 (2) Children Of The Third World Parker. 3 ® Animals Animals Animals ® That’s Holtywood lican presidential candidates' ® Special “ The Almost, Not show is going off the air. Real­ - Karen Katz, Phoenix, Aril. 3 ® Viewpoint On Nutrition (® Murder Most English 9 NFL Game Of The Week ® The MuppMs debate is presented S S o c c e r ® What About Women ® Gunsmoke 6:20 Quite, Sure Thing" A look at how ly? P.S.: Is Gil married? - Jill played a character 9 :0 0 ® Adelante 8:00 well weather forecasting works in 12:30 4 :0 0 3 News 6:4 5 Launa Lehne, East Hartford, named Grace in “Search for 3 Bugs Bunny / Road Runner 10:30 3 NFL Today CD Myths Of Marriage Help and life or death, win or lose situa­ 3 NFL Football Live coverage Conn, 3 89 Wide World Of Sports 3 To Be Announced 6 :3 0 ARERNOON SUNDAY'S SPECIALS Tomorrow.” That was about 3 Bugs Bunny And Porky Pig ® Another View counseling for married couples is tions such as balloon racing over of the NFC Championship game. 3 Black News 3 Man Build, Man Destroys 7:0 0 Although Buck Rogers is 10 years ago. 3 89 Plaaticman ® Moon Man Connection provided. (Part 2) Pike’s Peak, hurricane watching Exact time, teams and location 3 ® (9 ® Special Report 3 Time For Timothy 3 60 Minutes JANUARY 6.1980 - faring worse in the 20th-cen­ DAUGHTER ACT - I noticed ^ 3 Daniel Boone (21 W restling 12:00 ® ® National Geographic Spe­ in Mobile, Alabama and picking to be announced. 3 Greatest Sports Legend 9 D aktarl 3 ® Paid Political Program­ tury land of TV than he does in a recent TV movie (I don’t ® ® ® Fred And Barney Meet ® People's Caucus 3 NFL Today cial "Dive To The Edge Of champagne grapes in the Napa ® (S) ® NFL Football Live cov­ TheShm oo ® Hollywood Squares ming Creation " A deep-dive expedi­ Valley is presented. erage ol Ihe AFC Championship in the 21st century, NBC has ® Soul Train 7 :0 0 3 @ Issues And Answers remember the name) that ® M ister Rogers (R) 3 Robert Schuller ® 9 ® Disney’s Wonderful AFTERNOON tion off the Galapagos Islands game. Exact time, teams and yet to call out the laser guns. ® M ovie "Because They're 11:00 3 Christopher Closeup 8:00 there was an actress named ® Villa Alegre ® 9 a NFL '79 W orld reveals exotic forms of sea life location to be announced. Young" (1960) Dick Clark, 3 3 9 ® ® News 3 Wonderama ® Energy: The Light At The End If Universal, who produces Bonnie Ebsen — Buddy Ebsen 9 Soccer 9 Now Haven Symphony nourished by bacteria which con­ the show bombs with “Buck 9 :3 0 Michael Callan. 3 All In The Family 3 This Is The Life Orchestra 12:00 Of the Tunnel Robert MacNeii 1:00 was the star of the movie. Is 3 Bonny Hill ® Movie "Hercules " (1959) S S O tto "Zoo Gorilla" Chicago's vert chemicals into organic & Once Upon A Classic 82) Sesame S treet (R) 3 Nows ® Land Of The Giants hosts an examination of energy a The Road To Moscow Ath­ Rogers” as they did last sea­ he her father or something? - ® Our Miss Brooks ® World Opportunities Steve Reeves. Sylva Koscina. Lincoln Park Zoo is the setting matter. ® Carrascolendas 4 :3 0 gB Crockett's Victory Garden solutions for the 1980s. Guests letes Include pentalhalon com­ son with “Battlestar Galacti- Thelma Ross, Oak Brook, III. 9 Monty Python's Flying Circus ® Ring Around The World gB O tto for a look at the behavior of apes 10:00 3 Gilllgan's Island 9 :0 0 include Energy Secretary petitor Jane Frederick: Jackson, ca,” there’s going to be scant Bonnie, 27, is indeed Daddy ® Chico And The Man ® Momingtown 12:01 7 :3 0 in captivity. Duncan. Transportation Secre­ Tennessee Boxing Club; kayaker 3 M oby Dick ® Davey And Goliath 3 3 3 Tribute To The science fiction on the tube in Ebsen’s little girl. By the way, gS Soundstage ® 9 ® Meet The Press 3 ® Weekend Special Jukebox Awards Hosts George tary Goldschmidt. Senators Dur­ Leslie Klein; discus thrower Al 3 Doctor Who 7 :3 0 3 The Life O f Riley 2:00 the near future. But as bleak the movie was “The Paradise 4 :4 5 11 :30 SS Tha Daa Moines Register And Segal and Mac Davis and guests kin and Baker, and Daniel Oerter; kayakers Angus Morri­ ® Consumer Survival Kit 3 Spread A Little Sunshine 12:30 ® Living Faith as his future may seem at the Connection.” ® Listen 3 M ovie Tribune Candktata Forum Six ol including Anne Murray. The Yergin, co-author of “ Energy son, Brent and Ann Turner; and ® Hot Fudge 3 89 Davey And Goliath 3 ® 9 a NFL Football gB Camera Three Future." swimmer Tracey Wickham moment, Glerard is perking up VALENTINOS - Who played 5 :0 0 3 Tales Of The Unexpected 3 Chrlstoptter Closeup the leading Republican presiden­ Commodores and Judy Collins 10:30 3 Dialogue entertain and announce the 1979 his private life by marrying Rudolph Valentino on TV a 3 Mission: Impossible 3 M ovie "The Rainmaker" 9 Robert Schuller ® Jake Hess Gospel Time 8:00 tial candidates participate in a 3 :1 5 3 Popeye winners of the Amusement and actress Connie Seleca. 3 Bonanza (1956) Burl Lancaster. Katharine ® Partridge Family ® Conversations With 3 Archie Bunker's Place debate at the Des Moines. Iowa 3 NFL Today few years ago? I don’t mean 3 The Partridge Family Music Operators Association ALOHA ~ Can you tell me ® Mayor Athanson's Forum Hepburn. ® Wheelle And The Chopper 3 The Road To Moscow Civic Center. q.qn the Nureyev movie.-- Donna 3 89 Scooby And Scrappy Doo 1:00 3 ® ABC Movie "The Long­ Awards. what an actor by the name of Tafler, Canton, Ohio. ® Journey To Adventure 3 Racing From Yonkers Bunch ® 1® ® Daffy Duck ® Saturday Night Live 3 M ovie "The Paleface " est Yard" (1974) Burt Reynolds. EVENING I SPORTS. 3 NFL Today ® Get Smart ® 9 7 :4 5 Deck Rambo will be starring How about Franco Nero? ® Dragons Of Paradise ® M ovie "Charlie Chan At The (1948) Bob Hope. Jane Russell Eddie Albert. A former football ® S ® NFL '79 ® ® Que Pasa, U.S.A.7 3 A New Day in in the future? He as in He played moviedom’s Latin ® M o ^ "Blondle Takes A ® Lawrence Welk Olympics" (1937) Warner Oland. 3 Eighth Day pro, imprisoned lor fixing ’ a WEDNESDAY'S SPECI- 4 :0 0 ® Sacred Heart 6:00 ALS JANUARY S. 1980 “Sword of Justice,” ~ P. Bick­ lover in a 1975 telefilm, Vacation" (1939) Penny Single­ Katherine DeMille. 3 M ovie "The Warriors " game, agrees to coach a squad a S p e d e l “ Ghost Planes From 3 NFL Football Live coverage ers, Santa Barbara, Calif, Suzanne Pleshette co-starred. ton. Arthur Lake. 5 :3 0 ® M ovie "4-D Man " (1959) 8:00 (1955) Errol Flynn. JofAne Dru. ol convicts to play against a JANUARY 9, 1980. ® Living Faith The Past" A look at the famous of the NFC Championship game. Rambo is currently in STARS’ SON - I know Loren­ 11:00 Robert Lansing. Lee Meriwether. 3 Three Robonic Stooges ® Accent On Living hand-picked team of gua-ds in Exact lime, teams and location ® PopI Goes The Country ® Human Dimension exchange lor his freedom. (R) planes and authentic replicas AFTERNOON Hawaii shooting “Waikiki,” zo Lamas is Fernando 3 Soul Train 12:00 3 Sunday Mass that are a part of aviation history to be announced. SS Dance Fever 3 James Robison 9 Murder Most English 3 Rex Humbard AFTERNOON another series pilot set in Lamas’s son, but who was his 3 M ovie "The Fly " (1958) 3 M ovie "Blood On Satan's including “ The Spirit Of St. S 3 NFL Football Live cover­ ® @ As We See It ® Dr. Gene Scott ® The Road To Moscow ® 9 ® Skag 1:00 Jack Lord country. The pilot David Hedison, Patricia Owens. Claw" (1970) Patrick Wymark, Lours." 'The Red Baron" and age ol Ihe AFC Championship mother? My daughter thinks 9 gS Sesame Street (R) gS Rring Line ® M averick 4 :3 0 (H) WOT Tannla game. Exact time, teams and will air as a two-hour movie. ® I® ® Caspar And The EVENING Linda Hayden. the “ Gee Bee Z-Modet Racer" is he’s gorgeous, but I’m Just a Angels ® Oral Roberts 1:30 gB The Cousteau Odyssey 3 ) a Atterachool Special "One 3Cofl«g« Baiketball Iona vs. location to be announced. 3 Wrestling presented. SPLIT SCREEN - I heard curious old fan of his father’s.- ® Devlin 3 Connecticut; Seen 8 :3 0 01 A Kind " The make-believe Georgetown 11:30 ® Living Faith Don't Bother Me. I'm 3 Collage Basketball Iona at .4 :0 1 that the Bee Gees are splitting - Lydia Krmer, Bakersfield, 6:00 ® Latino ® Ropefellows Call To Prayer 3 One Day At A Time Leeming A look at the rapidly slaps and insults of a puppet because of John Travolta. Is it Calif. 3 Fat Albert 3121 News 1:00 ® Our Miss Brooks show seem paintully real to a girl Georgetown ® G olf "Mr. Goodwrench Invi­ 8 :3 0 9 :0 0 growing use of computers in tational Tournament" true? Also, in the “Gilligan’s Lorenzo is the product of 3 89 Spiderwoman 3 Six Million Dollar Man 3 M ovie "Silent Night. Bloody schools arrd homes to educate who is the victim ol child abuse 1:01 ® ® ® The Jetsons Night" (1973) Patrick O'Neal. 3 Mario And The Magic Movie 2.00 3 A lice Island” song, they say they all the senior Lamas’s marriage 3 Racing From Aqueduct Machine and entertain children Is present­ (R) 3Collega Baakatball Iona at ® Skating Spectacular '78 Astrid Heeren. 3 Make It Real 3 True Position EVENING went for a three-hour ride. My to Arlene Dahl, a combination ® To Be Announced 3 Insight ® Harvest Temple ed. Georgetown ® ® Footsteps 9 Sha Na Na 3 It Is Written EVENING question is: Why would they accounting for the gorgeous­ AFTERNOON 3 Day Ol Discovery 9 Great Performances ® Jake Hess Gospel Time 7KX) 2 :3 0 ® Black Perspective ® Rock Concert 6:45 have more than one outfit and ness your daughter sees. ® M ovie "Baby, The Rain Must 9 Oral Roberts ® M o v ie "Wild In The ® Public Affairs Special GD 9 PaM PoMUcei Progran)- 3 Sports Spectacular Live cov­ ® Wild, Wild West ® Robert Schuller 3 NFL Today the like? ~ Sandy Gabliks, AGES PLEASE - How many Fall" (1965) Steve McQueen, Lee Country" (1961) Elvis Presley, gB Mastarpleca Theatre mbig 0:00 erage ol the East-West Shrine 12:00 6 :3 0 ® Jonny Quest Hope Lange. 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Silent Him vig­ 3 News gS The Des Moines Register And (i)TheJaflanons (STnis Poettlon A mariner is young singer's brush with death tional Tournament" Swim Club; Ihe Kronk Boxing Travolta would have to do a six-year edge. 3 Weekend Special nettes feature Charlie Chaplin, 9 M ovie "The Old Man And 9 :0 0 Tribune Candidate Forum driven by an obsession to win an following brain surgery and her 3 Tha World Tomorrow 3 SI PBA Bowling Live cover­ Club; marksman Bill McMillan; with it, unless there was more ® 8 Hot Hero Sandwich Fatty Arbuckle, Buster Keaton The Sea" (1958) Spencer Tracy, 3 Sunday Morning ® Jarry Falwall around-the-world sailing race. miraculous recovery. 2:30 age ol the $85,000 ARC Alameda and shotputter Reijo Slahiberg. to “Saturday Night Fever” ® Battle Of Tha Planats and other all-time greats ol Felipe Pazos. 3 Frankenstein Jr. /knd The OPubMe AfMra SpeM "The ®@ )Tt)« Lathe Of Heaven In Open of the professional bowlers (Send your letters to Pepper ® M ovie “ Bowery To Bagdad” 3 Tales Of The Unexpected 10.-00 Future Of Boston In The 1980's" 1 0 :30 than met the screen. 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E Seizure: The Story Of Kathy 12:30 Machine" (1974) Mala Powers. E ® M*A*S*H iSi ENzabatti R (Wed) Henry WMcoxen. 8 Self, Incorporated (Tue) 8 Short Story (Mon) E "The Bride Came C.O.D." E K o )ak 8 N e w s 8 Six Million Dollar Man Morris E "Princess O’Rourke" (1943) E 0 ABC News 8 What About Women? (Thu) 01) Dr. Scott On Hebrews 10:30 8 A Visit To... (Wed) 8 Bread And Butterflies (Thu) (1941) Bette Davis, James E Movie "The Hunchback 01 80DlckCavett • E 0 Charlla's Angels Olivia de Havilland, Robert E Dating Game 8 Adelante (FrI) 3:45 8 Abbott And Costello Sports Extra Cagney. Notre Dame” (1957) Gina Lollo- 8 True Position 8 8 8 DHfrent Strokes Cummings. 8 ) Festival Of Faith 8 Ed Allen 10:50 2:25 E Rat Patrol # Sunday At The King's House E News (Mon-Thu) brigida, Anthony Q u ijw i;^ 7:29 8 0 The Lathe Of Heaven 12:30 8 PopI Goes The Country 3 The Drum 8 At Your Rngertips (Thu) 1:00 (H) Or. 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M ovie An A ll.iif To commander has Remember (1967) C jr\ Grant Actor Fred Grandy has not mand and a tot Deborah Kerr only performed in "The Love This conflicU 2:35 Boat," but has also written reports that sail Movie Cavalry Command five of the series episodes government tro 1 1963) John Agar. Richard Arlen with Bernie Kopell. He creat­ against a ring 2:56 ed the character of Gopher in Herat on the Ira s' Rat Patrol ABC's TV movies, "Imve Boat H" and "Love Boat III.” the putting up stil 3:00 southern provi ,9 Movie In Which We Serve latter serving as the series 1 19421 Noel Coward. John Mills pilot. dahar. 3:26 Grandy graduated cum Despite tl s The Gong Show laude from Harvard Universi­ smoothness i ty in 1970, where he was a political observi 4:05 founder of "The Proposition," ^ Movie Man From Cairo’ y withdrawal, as{ (1954) George Raft Gianna Car­ an improvisational comedy is unlikely. ”T la Canale" group that later became a top “Live From Studio 8H" is the premiere telecast of NBC's new series of cultural professional attraction. they were bow 4:45 pressure and t Movie One Night In The events. Featured Wednesday, Jan. 9, is the New York Philharmonic, conducted by His recent TV acting cred­ Fred Grandy Tropics (1940) Bud Abbott. Lou musical director Zubin Mehta in a tribute to the late Arturo Toscanini. Violinist Itzhak its include “Fantasy Island” that,” a diplom Costello Perlman and soprano Leontyne Price will solo. and “Blind Ambition." in addi­ Exiled Afghai tion to "Phyllis," "Welcome also appeared in ABC’s TV Russian tri Back, Kotter," "Quincy," movie, "The Girl Most Afghanistan wa "The Mary Tyler Moore Likely.” with Stockard Chann- with more sold Show " and "Doc," in which he ing. Afterwards, he returned country every d played a recurring role. to New York to collaborate in country "anott Grandy was introduced to the writing of a revue called television audiences in 1973 as “Pretzels." and then joined cusing Soviet ti Adrienne Barbeau’s boyfriend Joseph Papp’s production of hundreds of it in "Maude." He came to Hol­ "In the Boom Boom Room. ” Afghanistan in t lywood from New York, against insurgei where he received critical Grandy’s motion picture At the United acclaim for his performance credits include "Death Race States Sunday in the two-man play, "Green 2000” and “The Lincoln Union of commi Julia.” The theater annual Conspiracy,” in which he aggression” ii "Best Plays" named Grandy played major roles. A native “Best Off-Broadway Support­ of Sioux City, Iowa, he has asked the Secu ing Actor" of the 1972-3 two children and lives m "vigorous actio /, sea.son. In the same year, he Brentwood, California. troops and to peace and secui Western mi^ Soviet ground k Seizure

Leonard Nimoy (pictured) H e a and Penelope Milford sU r in “Seizure: The Story of Kathy Morris," a dramatic special based on the book, “Seizure,” On by Charles L. Mee Jr. The chronicle is the true story of a young singer’s brush with death following brain surgery. HARTFORD Her miraculous struggle to Court hearing oi recover makes a life-affirm­ to place Conne Penelope Milford (right) stars in the true story of Kathy ing sUtement to her brash, Karl Malden and Piper Laurie star as husband and wile sing home in re Morris, a singer who struggles back from near-fatal brilliant neurosurgeon about in “Skag,” Abby Mann’s realistic family drama about a poned today uni complications of brain surgery, in “Seizure; The Story of veteran steelworker who is forced to question his tradi­ the powers of the human spir­ Kathy Morris,” airing Wednesday, Jan. 9, on CBS. it. .V Judge Leo I tional values alter he suffers a stroke. Premiering in a meeting with re three-hour telecast Sunday, Jan. 6, on NBC. The singer lapses into a seemingly irreversible coma Meadows Cone when her brain inexplicably Leonard Nimoy Manchester am swells during an otherwise ment of Health ■TVDIALOGUEi commonplace operation to sides needed mo remove a benign tumor. Shak­ appeared on Broadway in en by the unexpected turn of poenaed materi; “Equus,” and has toured this The state, i PALADIN PAL — Can you blood sister. One man is hold­ time you read this. Once again his twin brother,-Jo Nichols events, the doctor terminates year with a one-man show tell me the name of Paladin’s ing out and says she is. He will he gets to play a funnv doctor (also played by Garner), the the operation, convinced that entitled “Vincent’’(based on Meadows be pie Chinese aide on "Have Gun only believe the written word for CBS. producer hoped the new char­ his patient has little chance of the life of artist Vincent Van claimed 17 patii Will Travel ”? - R. Holden, of authority. So, please, who SHOT DOWN — There was acter would pull the ratings survival, no less recovery. home had not be St. Louis, Mo. Gogh), which he wrote, pro­ wins the dozen donuts? — a short-lived TV series star­ up. He never got the chance The doctor is profoundly duced and directed. such as proper i Kam 'Tong played Hey Boy. Maurenen Edster, VV'avnes- ring James Gamer. Unfor­ because NBC canceled the moved when, six weeks later, alleged the lack in the days of pre-enlighten­ burg, Ky. Penelope Milford, who por­ tunately James Garner was series. the strong-willed girl awakens hie for the deatl ment. who worked at the Carl­ The women in the office get also short-lived; he was fatal­ from her near-death state and trays Kathy Morris, was an ton Hotel in San Francisco fat this week Lawrence got STACKED UP — I MW Academy Award nominee for Stephen Ronai ly shot in the last episode. He Robert SUck on “The Merv begins a remarkable struggle where Paladin hung out when the part on the Burnett show her supiwrting role in the film ting the 518-bed was sheriff of a small town Griffin Show" the other night not merely to overcome her he wasn't cleaning up the on the fact that she looked and rode a motorcycle. Also impaired speech and eyesight, “Coming Horne." She starred the two parties West During the '60-61 like Carol, but they are not He mentioned that there were starrring was Margot Kidder. Daltons in his family, m .Hi., but actually to resume her on Broadway in “Shenandoah " alternative prop season. Kam Tong got the co- related. career. and bad dual roles in “Lenny. " What was the name of the him partly Irish. Wnat about home to designai starring role in the short-lived MASHED? - What ever series and when was it on? — Leonard Nimoy, who por­ Her other film acting credits partial expei adventure series. Mr. his father’s name; was he a happened to Wavne Rogers Kay Sacco, Canton, Ohio trays the surgeon, is familiar include "Man on a Swing," operations. Garlund" and was replaced after he left "M.A.S.H.”? — Stack? - Mrs. Fran About once every six Rennahan, Macon, Ga. to television audiences for his “Valentino,” and Norman Ronai said F on ' Have Gun Will Travel" by- Sharon .Sweeney, Quantico, months 1 get this question. long-running roles in “Mission Mailer’s “Maidstone” Lisa Lu as Hey Girl, Tong Va. su ck ’s real name is Robert sides if they coul Okay, one more time. The Modini. Modini was also his Impossible” and “Star Trek ” Starring with Nimoy and returned when Garlund got He made a couple of fea­ show was "Nichols," and it He recreates the latter role in axed. ture films, continued working father’s name. His heriUge is Milford in “Seizure’’are Chris­ aired on NBC from September mostly an Irish-IUUan mix. the feature film, "Star Trek topher Allport, Frederic LONE MA.\ — Four girls on his numerous business 1971 through summer 1972 — — The Motion Piclure." at work say Vicki Lawrence, Lehne and Linda G. Miller. enterprises and signed for a one season. When they gunned (Send your letters to Pepper Nimoy also starred in "The who played Carol Burnett's The real Kathy Morris makes new series, ’House Calls.” down Nichols in that last epi­ O’Brien, NEA, 200 Park Invasion of the Body Snatch­ TV sister Chris, is not her which will have aired bv the a special appearance to sing sode and replaced him with Avenue, N.Y. 10017) ers.” On the live stage, he has the drama’s tneme song. moi The Chance of fl tonight; sunn; forecasts on T

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