Carter Remains Mum Steelers, Cowboys Decline in Births On Fall of Cambodia Research Challenges Gain Super Bowl May Reduce Crime Ecpnomic Forecasts Page 2 Page 11 Page 15 Page 20 Saat BartfarJi Rain, Then Snow Highs in the 50s Oetalli on pago 2 . Shock Tests Mrralb Vol. XCVIII, No. 82 — Manchester,Mmxm Conn., Monday, January 6, 1979 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The CIA in 1951 apparently conducted I human experiments using electro shock techniques despite war nings from an expert that they were “extremely painful” and could reduce subjects to the Viet Forces ness, “vegetable level.” proj- Human behavior and mind con new trol projects, including the use of I in,”’ unwitting subjects, were carried time out by the CIA from 1951 until ABC they were ordered discontinued in Take Capital 0 al- 1973. Some previously secret pilot memoranda on the subject were siim- released last week under a It’s Freedom of Information request life by the American Citizens for In Cambodia Honesty in Government, an organization sponsored by the BANGKOK, ‘Thailand (UPI) - A represented “our resistance to Viet Vietnamese invasion force captured 8 Church of Scientology. nam and our struggle for in- Among the documents was a the Cambodian capital of Phnom ♦dependence.” I December 3, 1951, memo on the Penh and stormed westward today to A statement from Peking said the conversation a CIA officer had complete its takeover of Cambodia. Chinese government was “ very imy with a psychologist on the use of About 100 Chinese diplomats fled to rnuch concerned about the grave been electro-shock in interrogations 'Thailand ahead of the fast-moving at situation” in Cambodia and said the in a I and for other purposes. tack force. Peking, the fallen fighting was “an important part of good regime’s major supporter, sent the Soviet drive for hegemony in Asia Ordeal Ends troops to the Vietnamese border and and the Far East.” demanded U.N. intervention. Peking supported Cambodia’s QUlTOv Ecuador (UPI) — The Soviet Union, which supports appeal for a U.N. Security Council Ecuadorean authorities have Vietnam in the conflict, hailed the meeting and for U.N. intervention. ended the 73-day prison ordeal of collapse of Phnom Penh as bringing U.S. officials in Peking said China eight American “profound satisfaction and joy” to was shifting troops away from the amateur archeologists ■ and the world. provinces near Taiwan toward its allowed them to make their way The United States sought to avoid border with Vietnam. to Quito to meet with U.S. Em involvement in what U.S. analysts Pol Pot last week indicated In a 25- bassy officials today. Fish Story regard as a “war by proxy” between minute speech to the nation he would The 11 Americans, thrown into the Soviets and Chinese. President return to the jungle and launch'a new jail in an apparent mixup over As Rosalynn and Amy look on President day^in the sun on Guadeloupe following the Carter refused to comment and the guerrilla war against Vietnamese if digging Indian artifacts and an Carter tells how big the barracuda that he President’s summit meeting. In center is an State Department warned of the they got too close to Phnom Penh. alleged assassination plot, were “danger of wider conflict” in Asia. Radio Hanoi and rebel radio released in a surprise move Satur caught on their deep sea fishing outing Sun- unidentified member of the boat’s crew day were. The First Family is spending a few (UPI photo) Radio Hanoi said the blitzkreig in claimed “uprisings” had “seized day. vasion that captured Phnom Penh on control of many vast areas” in all but The Americans, based in Sunday, the 15th day of the lightning two of the provinces west of Phnom Memphis, had barely begun drive, was rolling up territory quick Penh. digging for Indian artifacts near ly in an attempt to capture the entire J The Cambodian rebels call the village of Pedernales in the country. themselves the Cambodian National steamy coastal province of Iran Rulers Defied; The Vietnamese invasion captured United Front for National Salvation. John Manabi when the arrests were is ^ Phnom Penh virtually without a fight ‘The group promised Sunday to rkers made. Sunday, Radio Hanoi apd'the repopulate the cities, -restore D has When first arrested, the Vietnam-sponsored rebel radio sta freedom of religion and reopen the e of it Americans were interrogated Violence Continues tion reported. schools. about a supposed assassination Although Vietnam says the war is Ned plot against presidential can being waged by Cambodian rebels, arloD TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Anti-shah A didate Jaime Roldos, which was were set afire today and added, demonstrators today hanged two empty streets urging demonstrators most observers believe the Viet Prince Assails st for never carried out. “Fires are burning at hundreds of gathered in pockets to “go home and namese army won Phnom Penh with id his men accused of robbery, a military points all over the city.” rush. officer shot a boy and troops fatally stay indoors.” a spectacular, 15-day dash to the Fallen Regime 1 find The radio reported widespead ■rhe latest violence followed a sharp capital that ripped Cambodia’s nent. Cancer Cure shot at least five demonstrators in violence in other provincial centers. the second straight day of violence in rejection of Bakhtiar’s civilian defending troops to shreds with Cambodian Prince Norodom Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar government in Sunday’s protests. At superior firepower and heavy bom Sihanouk emerged today from WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly defiance of Iran’s new civilian meanwhile announced that martial bing. aggie I half of the Americans surveyed in I government, least two persons were reported morthan three years under house Neil law had been ended in the southern killed in firing Sunday. Rebel flags — depicting the five arrest and bitterly criticized the nited a private poll believe a cancer I Two young men — Afghans in their town of Shiraz in the. first move time, cure should be the No. 1 target of I fnid-20s — were hanged by a group of Youths shouting “Death to the golden towers of the ancient temple fallen communist government in N more toward ending the military rule shah” and ‘‘Neither shah nor Angkor Wat on a blood-red Phnom Pehn, saying he may not i'hich scientific and technological I dem onstrators in Qarchak, in throughout Iran. research. I southern Tehran, after police refused Shahpour Bakhtiar” marched background — flew over the capital repres'ent it before the United E : A Martial law was imposed on through the streets, built barricades and on the Phnom, a temple-topped Nations this week. ). The 1,500 Americans surveyed I arrest them, witnesses said, Shiraz, Tehran and 10 other cities on said solving energy problems and I The police told those who com- and set bonfires in garbage piles un hill shrine in the center of the city. Sihanouk, freed Sunday and usan Sept. 8 in an abortive attempt to con collected by sanitation trucks due to In Peking, former Cambodian brought to China ahead^-of a Eric the costs of consumer products I plained, “Go to Khomeini, he’ll stop trol antl-Shah violence. should be the other top goas of I tham from stealing," said the the fuel shortage. Prince Norodom Sihanouk held a Vietnamese-led invasion force that d for Three bodies with gunshot wounds The largest concentration of troops rambling five-hour news conference conquered the Cambodian capital, mda scientific research. I witnesses, in what appeared to be were brought into Firouzabadi • the The nationwide survey was con-I police backlash against checked the advance of in which he criticized Cambodian confirmed that virtually all major iinus hospital in Rey in south Tehran. An demonstrators toward the house of leaders for their human rights cities in the country he onbe ruled ducted by Cambridge Reports, I demonstrations against the shah’s estimated 15 others admitted to the Inc. of (Cambridge, Mass., and I regime and in favor of his arch Taleghani, who rejected the civilian violations, but acknowledged they have been captured. hospital also had suffered bullet government Sunday. R .R . funded by Union Carbide Corp. I enemy. Ayatollah Rumollah hi of wounds. An unspecificed number of Pockets of demonstrators and The survey was designed in part I Khomeini, wounded were taken to three other tions to determine public attitudes on I The unidentified men were accused troops fought running battles around ting, hospitals in downtown Tehran but the University of Tehran, where t the the purposes of scientific and I hy local residents of stealing, details were not immediately Debate Expected ?d or technological research, the I fn continued street violence, a professors were staging a sit-in to Ikien available. urge full freedom for Iran’s univer adequacy of its funding and who I military officer shot a 10-year-old About 500 demonstrators sat down I should execute the programs — I hoy and soldiers killed another five sities, shut down since the academic in front of radical anti-shah year began. olta. government or private industry. I demonstrators in Tehran. clergyman. Ayatollah Sayed On Class Sizes Soldiers around the Ferdowsi this The interpretation of the survey I Witnesses said the officer pulled, Mahmoud Taleghani’s house, opened ling, square, bordering Tehran’s rich but EAST HARTFORD - While results was provided by Union I out his revolver an shot' the boy their shirts to troops and shouted, studying the structure of elementary ired. Carbide. | during a march by several thousand paralyzed carpet center, clubbed and everyone who will address the Board schools has suggested a drop in the : C- “we are your brothers, kill us if you beat up demonstrators and passersby demonstrators in the downtown Pich- dare.” of Education tonight agrees classes maximum class size to 23 students with rifles. should be smaller, there is disagree w j I 0 Shemiran quarter. It was not The army, however, dispersed the per teacher for Grades Kindergarten ;tyn. intteX I known if the boy died. The day started on a dismal note as ment over how much smaller they through three and a decrease to 26 1 the demonstrators without firing a shot. newspapers reported no end in sight I . . . . I The day’s worst outbreak appeared Should be. students for each teacher in Grades /not Shooting broke out when soldiers for Iran’s fuel shortage and that not who Classified...... is-ig I to be in the west Iranian city of The school administration will through five. vomics ...... 19 .1 Tabriz, there Radio Iran said “hun- firing automatic weapons chased enough workers had returned to run propose dropping the maximum just demonstrators into streets and win This could be achieved by adding C. p 1 1 • " » ...... — ‘^*'®ds of fires” were burning this the oil refineries or restart crude pupil-teacher ratio from its present two teachers at the Barnes, Burn G Entertainment ...... 14 I afternoon as demonstrators went on ding lanes in Tehran’s downtown, production for domestic use. figure, 29, to 27 for Grades kindergar shut down by an opposition gdnerai side, Center, Mayberry and Willow- ...... $ I ^he ra m p a g e a g a in s t Shah Twq trains carrying fuel oil and ten through two. The administration brook schools. In addition, three strike to mourn victims of previous kerosene were expected to tem- clashes. is also seeking an increase in the teachers would be needed at the poralily relieve the shortage in ratio from 29 to 30 for grades through TdevLion...... 14 I theaters Military jeeps raced through the Goodwin, Hockanum and Norris Tehran. through five. schools and one teacher would be A school subcommittee which is added at the Silvqr Lane and Stevens schools, the report states. A third group, the Concerned Parents for Quality Education, has proposed lowering the ratio to 27 students for the 1979-80 school year, DagonWon’t Seek Re-Election and further reducing it to 25 students By for the 1980-81 year.. CHRIS BLAKE Local Democrats expressed sur Herald Reporter The council elected him as chair makes it difficult for us to make The Concerned Parents for Quality prise and shock at Dagon’s decision. man in 1974. policy. Education is a local parents group EAST HARTFORD p Taking what “It was a complete shock to me,” He said his years on the council “I don’t see it as a good thing,” he with representatives from each of some political observers see as the said Councilman Harry Egazarian. “have been productive ones, in terms said. the 13 elementary schools in East first step toward .a candidacy for “He hadn’t discussed it before, to my of getting things done.” Dagon has served on and chaired Hartford. The group is concerned knowledge.” mayor. Town Council Chairman Formation of Emergency Medical many council sub-committees during about class sizes and the quality of George A. Dagon has decided not to Egazarian said he believes Dagon’s Services and the dial-a-ride service the past 11 years. education in Grades kindergarten seek a seventh term on the council. decision “will steer him in the direc for, the elderly have been two of the In the early 1970’s, Dagon chaired through five. “I think it’s time I changed tion” of running for mayor. council’s greatest achievements the Public Building Commission, an The proposal from the school sub political directions,” said Dagon, the ‘Tthink it will be a great loss to the during the past 10 years, he said. independent body which oversees committee would be the most expen senior member of the council and its council,” said Democratic Majority Other accomplishments include public, construction in town, during sive. It would cost the school depart chairman since 1974. He was elected Leader Henry Genga. “ He has expanding the police department by one of its busiest periods. ment $256,080. to the council in 1^ . served well and for a long time.” 10 officers in 1978 and maintaining During his tenure as chairman of The school administration’s Dagon refused to say whether he Dagon was first elected as minori “an acceptable level of taxes,” he the PBC, both high schools were proposal would cost $133,860 next ty leader of the then Republican- would seek the office of mayor, said. remodeled and the Langford School year. The parents group proposal controlled council under then Mayor which he has seriously considered Dagon said, however, he regrets was built. would cost no additional money next Edward Atwood. When 'the seeking. But he did say, "I think this the policy-making shift from the Dagon said he will not seek elected year, group members say, but would is a step in that direction.” Democrats gained control and council to the administration, office again if he decides not io run cost $58,200 in 1980-81. He said he is strongly leaning Richard H. Blackstone was elected “The charter says the town council for mayor. He will continue to work The Board of Education will hold a toward a run for the mayor’s office, mayor in 1969, Dagon became makes policy,” he said. “But the fact for the Democratic Town Com but he will hold off for a few weeks on special workshop tonight at 7:30 at majority leader. that the mayor is there every day mittee. He fs one of the senior making a decision. Penney High School to discuss class consulting with his department heads members of the party organization. George A, Dagon size and pupil-teacher ratios. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 8. 1979 Carter Dodges Question EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 8, 1979— PAGE THREE Dr. Rubin Not Satisfied About Fall of Cambodia COSIER, Guadeloupe (UPI) — four-nation allied summit Saturday. They also took a deep sea fishing With Response on Panel President Carter is refraining from French and British officials were trip, catching a couple of barracuda. personal comment on the fall of the passing the word that Carter had Today, Carter planned to try his MANCHESTER - The Active interest groups committee members who percent of the renters have Cambodian capital as he vacations at passed muster and impressed the hand at surf sailing. The president town has responded to a attended committee are low- or moderate- this winter playground, but White family incomes under $15,- leaders at what they called a highly and his family moved ^rom a complaint about the meetings in support of income or minority group 000 per year. House officials said it came as “no successful summit. luxurious hotel to a picturesque makeup of its Community several Community surprise.” members. “Surely, among those 7,- British Prime Minister James mountaintop government viila Development Advisory Development projects, in He suggested that pre Officials said the United States has 000 lower-income families, Callaghan told reporters that “those overlooking the sea to continue their Committee, but the com cluding the senior citizens sent committee members it must be possible to find had “good intelligence" on the offen 48 hours were worth more than 48,000 private pursuits. plainant is not satisfied center and legal aid, she contact organizations in sive against Phnom Penh mounted by some people who can be in Foreign Office cables,” because of Sunday evening. Carter motored to with that response. said. town, including church duced to serve on the Com the rebeis, most of them Vietnamese the face-to-face personal exchanges. the H.M.S. Scylla, a British anti The committee also groups, senior citizens, army regulars. munity Development Ad Carter planned to study some submarine frigate, to attend a cham Dr. Ben Rubin, who is allows time at all its social service groups and visory Committee even But when the subject was broached domestic briefing papers today, but pagne reception hosted by Callaghan. head of the Manchester meetings to hear from in Comprehensive Employ ifthey do lack political to Carter Sunday on his return from a he was not sparing a moment to soak Carter, once a nuclear submarine Tenants Association, last terested citizens and ment and Training Act credentials,” Rubin said. seven-hour barracuda fishing jaunt in up the sunshine during his post- ifficer, chatted with the guests and month made the complaint groups, she said. employees. He said there has been the Caribbean, he said, “I really .summit holiday on this tropicai then took a walking tour of the that the committee does Rubin responded that he Of Manchester’s 17,000 little public input at the re don’t want to get into the situation of island, which will end Tuesday warship with the prime minister as not have enough represen thinks the town should in households, 33 percent of analyzing the whole Cambodian war. cent committee meetings evening when he returns to his guide. tatives from low- and crease its effort to find the homeowners and 60 he has attended. All I know Is. what I learned Washington. The frigate had been checked out moderate-income persons from Dr. (Zbigniew) Brzezinski on The president, his wife, Rosaiynn, by seven frogmen before Carter the phone.” and members of minority and their daughter, Amy, 11, went came aboard. groups. The committee Carter was also asked if he con scuba diving and snnrkcting Sunday. decides how to distribute sidered it a “proxy war” with China Community Development supporting the collapsing govern funds. ment and the Soviet Union backing Ford Knocks Carter GFtossm ffns the rebeis. “I don’t want to comment Marilyn Walsh, head of I the rate of inflation, and insisted the f^nC^evRns pr o d u c t s com pR nv on that now. We were scuba diving, BOSTON (UPI) — Former Presi Dumpster Fire at Store the town’s rehabilitation mostiy,” he told reporters. dent Gerald R. Ford is sharply oniy soiution is to cut federal spen I ■■. ding. loan program, wrote a It was the recalled that Brzezinski critical of President Carter’s anti Members of the Manchester Town Fire Package Store on West Middle Turnpike response to Rubin and said months ago described the conflict in inflation program, and his prediction Looking heaithy and tanned in a brown pinstripe suit and pink shirt, Department are putting out a dumpster fire (Herald photo by Strempfer) the town “has made con- , Cambodia as a “proxy war.” Carter for 1979 is an economically bleak one. scious efforts to involve its the former president joked in the that occurred Saturday at 3 p.m. at Brown’s and Brzezinski both indicated that Speaking at a Northeastern Retaii lower-income citizens in Sliding Near Verplanck the details available of the takeover Lumbermen’s Association conven crowded ballroom about his friend its planning process or of Phnom Penh were sketchy. tion Sunday, Ford berated Carter’s Bob Hope and his own golf game Community Peggy Filloramo holds her daughter on South Adams Street in Manchester last voluntary wage and price control tac before offering his views on foreign r ’The president has been in an upbeat Development.” Alison, 24, snugly as they begin a downhill weekend. Other persons and dogs seem to mood Since the conclusion of the tics as being a poor effort to abate issues and inflation. Big Four’s Auto Prices slide on a hill near the Verplanck School in enjoy the snow fun. (Herald photo by Manchester. The Filloramos, formerly of Strempfer) Alan Mason, the town’s Manchester, were visiting their grandmother Area Police Report Likely to go Up Again Community Development WEEK coordinator, normally would have written the DETROIT (UPI) - costs by raising prices However, one industry Vernon Since last summer, the Big 1979 price hikes if they took response, but he missed night with disorderiy conduct and more often, but by smaller analyst said he expects the Blasts Rip Supertanker Gordon Jackson, 23, of 79 Brooklyn night with breach of the peace. ’The Four automakers have amounts. effect before Oct. 1. work last week because of third-degree criminal mischief. He automakers by late illness. St., Rockville and Raphael Ortiz, 25, aiiegecb incident took place at boosted 979 prices nearly Since the close of the That means after raising was arrested at his home, police summer will have added BANTRY, Irfland (UPI) - Twin cond blast immediately followed, diminishing. of Hartford, were charged early this Rockville High School. He was 6.5 percent, or $450 over 1978 model year. Ford has prices about 4 percent in expiosions tore through a French said. He was released on his promise released on his promise to appear in another $225 to the price of AT OUR shaking every home in the nearby The Beteigeuse began to sink in a last year's models, and raised prices an average itially, they started with a morning with third-degree burglary to appear in court in Rockville on court on Jan. 16. their 1979 models, still Ms. Walsh said the town supertanker docked near Ireland’s town of Bantry. sea of flames, with rescuers unable and attempted larceny. some industry observers $459 or 6.5 p e rc e n t; clean slate in October and has notified interest groups biggest oil terminal today, ripping Jan. 16. William Despard, 28, of 30 without breaking the federal First reports said the explosions to reach crew members’ bodies Police said the pair was ap say prices are likely to go General Motors has added guidelines. can raise prices another 5.5 of meetings and the vessel in two and hurling dozens William Kennedy, 21, of Cottage Tankerhoosen Road, Vernon, was to 6 percent during the appeared due to a gas leak. floating on the fiery surface. prehended inside the building at Ver even higher. $477, also a 6.5 percent in "But I don't think you newspapers have been used of crew members to their deaths in a The oil-slicked sea burst into “It was like looking into the flames Street, Rockville, was charged Satur charged Saturday night with third- The industry now has balance of the model year non Dodge on Route 83. day on a court warrant with third- crease; Chrysler Corp. has can call it price to inform the public of sea of flaming oil. flames that quickly spread to the oil of hell as the ship went up,” one degree assault on a court warrant for without getting into trouble Police said both were hospitalized degree assault. He was released on a raised its prices a full upped its prices $388 or 6 deceleration,” Wall Street meetings and scheduled OLD Harbor officials said 49 men — 42 terminal jetty on Whiddy Island in witness said. an alleged offense on Dec. 30 on High percentage point higher with the administration. for unreiated reasons. No court date J500 non-surety bond for apprearance percent and American analyst Arvid Jouppi said. public hearings. crew members and seven Bantry Bay, about two miles away. was set. Street. than price hikes on 1978 By late morning, rescue workers in court on Jan. 16. Motors Corp. has boosted The guidelines were “too dockworkers' — died in what was As frantic families fled the island said they had recovered nine bodies. He was reieased on a J200 nonsure models. But because its in Richard L. Gagne Jr., 19, of 32 Rory S. Wheelock, 16, of 65 Thrall its prices $294 or 5.8 per- loosely drawn as far as the believed the worst oil tanker disaster in rowboats, fireman battled to keep A thin pall of smoke still hung over ty bond for court appearance Jan. 16. itial 1979 price hike was Burke Road was charged Friday Road, Vernon, was charged Friday auto companies are con- to date in terms of lives lost. the blaze from reaching a maze of the bay, where a small portion of the overlooked under Presi Company officials cerned,” he said The blasts sent a curtain of flames storage tanks at Ireland’s biggest oil tanker’s stern was still visible poin dent Carter’s anti-inflation declined to discuss their Under the guidelines LOCATION 600 feet into the .air. terminal. The complex is capable of ting upwards from the water. guideline, automakers are future pricing plans, but each company is asked to The 121,432-ton French tanker holding aimost one million tons of Fire officials said there now Council Mulls Consultant well below the price said any further hold price hikes between P ^ A R I S I A N Betelgeuse had unloaded about two- crude oil and officials said it usuaily appeared to be little danger to the 18 ceiling. adjustments will be in line Oct. 1 and Sept. 30 to a half thirds of its more than 30 million is kept almost full. storage tanks on Whiddy Island. VERNON—The Municij^l Insurance vestigating the feasibility of “self- A spokesman for the with the president’s anti- percent below the average EVERYTHING MUST GO gallons of oil when the first blast sultants to operate properly and legal r COIFFURE Six hours after the first explosion, French maritime experts said to Advisory Committee will explain, to insurance” or risk retention up to a Councii on Wage and Price inflation program. of its 1976 and 1977 price in- ripped the vessel apart shortly before counsel to defend the town in the NO REASONADLE OFFER REFUSED firefighters said they were con their knowledge it was the first the Town Council at its meeting maximum amount, for, instance Stability administering the “We have committed creases, 1041 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 1 a.m. (8 p.m. EST) as it was docked event of insurance court suits. taining the blaze and the danger to major disaster involving a French- tonight, why it feels the town should $100,000 to $300,000, above which president’s program said ourselves to abide by those But the companies in TEL. 643-9832 at a Gulf Oil ocean terminal. A se the main storage tanks appeared flag tanker. hire an insurance consultant to “The so-called Trust/Pooling he is satisfied with the auto excess “umbrella” insurance would method of insurance appears to be guidelines and we intend to computing their own price review the town’s insurance problem be bought. industry’s pricing actions. honor that commitment," limits, were not required rciir Vianchester Slate Bank Bldg. in depth. the most promising for cost savings ”We are concerned Campbell said the study involves and out-of-state municipalities have A GM spokesman said. to include last fall’s initial The Committee said it has been un the frequency, nature, and dollar primarily with what the experienced 30 to 35 percent savings companies do over the Cleveland May Sell Land able to purchase lower cost in amounts of all town insurance losses with this method. A self-insurance course of the year, not with GOODS PRICED surance for the town because of the incurred during the past five years. pro^am may be compatible with the CLBIVELAND (UPI)^— A plan to individual price in ______pi______System. loss experience in recent years in the The committee said insurance pooling method for further savings,” avoid the layoffs of 400 city municipal insurance field, on a creases,” spokesman taint, replaced Joseph Tegreene as Cleveland defaulted on $15.5 costs for the town have increased Campbell said. OTployees by selling city-owned iand national basis. Thomas Joyce said. “If P K .u j m ,^ s Cleveland’s finance director today. million of short-term notes Dec. 15, from $125,000 in 1974 to $264,457 in Campbell said the committee is expected to win the approval of the Kucinich announced the change The study committee, appointed by they can decelerate prices but the six banks holding the notes 1978. hopes to have a definite recommen Cleveland City Council tonight. Saturday and hinted more changes the council, and presently headed by Campbell said any program of under the guideline for have indicated they will not seek pay dation to present to the council by the Mayor Dennis Kucinich had an may be in the offing. Councilman Morgan Campbell, said “self-insurance” must include risk, mula during the year, they ment until after a special election end of February. nounced the layoffs of the 400 Kucinich named Tegreene as his because of this problem it is in management personnel or paid con are meeting the stan FROM AT LEAST Feb. 27. employees, including 275 police of dards." executive secretary Saturday, saying The voters will decide a request for ficers, effective last Friday. But the position was the top executive Ford Motor Co. last week Cuyahoga County Common Pleas an increase from 1 percent to 1.5 per capped the third round of post in his administration. Ms. Mad- cent in the city’s income tax and Court Judge Richard Markus granted vick, 31, has been serving as the Coventry PZC Eyes Rules Big Four price increases a temporary restraining order whether the city should sell Muny since the end of the 1978 SatnrdayJan.20,1979 city’s executive commissioner of Light. delaying any layoffs until noon finance. COVENTRY — The Planning ana model year, adding $124 to ALL I ORDER A promise to save Muny Light Also on tonight’s agenda is a sub Zoning Agent Ernest Wheeler claims MANCHESTER ’Tuesday. Kucinich said Tegreene wiil con ^ning Commission will review the the sticker of its average SEATS I NOW! helped win the mayor’s office for division application for seven lots on he receives several applications a HIGH SCHOOL gpn implementation of site plans and car. Jtorkus acted at the request of the tinue to work with the city’s financiai Lewis Hill Road owned by Arthur week requesting that seasonal homes (^ivil Service Employees' Associa Kucinich and he has vowed to cam special permit regulations at its It was the latest example MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST advisor. First Boston Corp., and the paign against the sale. England and others. be approved for year-round use and tion, issuing the- restraining order Wall Street group Tegreene put meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Town ’Die PZC will also review Padick’s of an "interim pricing" Thursday night on the ground there Hall planning office. that Coventry’s criteria for such con strategy the automakers together to try to float a bond issue Round Courtrooms plan of development map. The docu version is unclear. could be more funds available — for Cleveland. Town Planner Gregory Padick has ment was drawn up to supplement a adopted last spring to keep Featuring... g ta te T S , making the layoffs unnecessary — if HARTFORD (UPI) - Two new recommended that Section 3 of the A proposal to establish a large in pace with rising production Tegreene also will run the mayor’s master plan for the town adopted by dustrial area near Bread and Milk the Council approved the land sales campaign for an increase in the city courtrooms-in-the-round are current zoning regulations be the commission in December after tonight. expected to be completed next fall as replaced. He will present an alter Street will be considered. Residents The largest and most income tax and against the proposal more than a year of deliberation and of the section have protested that In another development, Jerry sale of the Municipal Light Piant part of a $1.8 million reconstruction native to the commission for con public hearings. spacious cruiseship of two federal buildings in Hartford. sideration. such a designation could harm the sailing from Miami A review of the town’s policy on residential nature of their area TICKfTS AT IHK tiOirS m , 717 MAW IT Aiof AUntn* seasonal dwellings will be mscussed. to The Bahamas 30.J4 3000 OR CAU 649-590$ or B6$<«24$ National Forecast Police Gripe \. 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I CAsrm SrEAm iPlJM SiK " j Those things matter when it comes I GinitilSileiAgantiindOpedton . , time to see who’ll move up the cor Des Moines sy 11 09 San Antonio sy 40 25 Benedetto Saturday said I P.O. Box 010BB2. MiBmi. Fla. 33)01 I For period ending 7 a.m. EST 1/9/79. During Monday Detroit sn 21 10 San Diego sh 64 53 he was taken off a patrol * Nime...... I porate ladder. night, snow will fall over the Rockies and upper New Duluth pc 03 -17 San Francisco r 52 51 * A d d fiii...... I assignment on the Connec * City/Stili/Zip...... • At Central there are courses to help England while mostly fair weather will dominate the El Paso cy 59 34 San Juan pc 84 74 ticut Turnpike two weeks aNKENFUn you in your profession: marketing, rest of the nation. Hartford r 33 32 Seattle cy 47 34 ago, then reassigned to WE CLOSE OUR DOORS Honolulu sy 79 65 Spokane cy 08 07 SJUBWICHEFliES material processing, plastic Houston pc 42 29 Tampa f 78 63 duty on the Merritt Tender slices of white chicken breast, with technology, finance, management, Long Island Sound Parkway. “The action was Nwnnn puMtaoun Indianapols pc 20 04 Washington r 47 41 our special breading, lettuce & tomatoes economics, data processing, en taken, because they said I JAN. 13th, WHILE WE Small craft advisory remains in effect. Rain possibly Jackson. Miss. r 60 27 Wichita sy 18 07 on a toasted roll & heap of fries.. .or CLOGCEDTOILE1S vironmental studies, medical Jacksonville cy 71 58 c-clear; cl-cIearing; cy- don’t give out enough sum changing to snow flurries before ending late today. sociology, accounting...too many to Gearing and very cold tonight. Fair and very cold Kansas City sy 16 06 sloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- monses,” he said. PREPARE TO OPEN OUR NEW Las Vegas pc 51 43 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- list. Tuesday. Storm over northeast coastal states will move Little Rock r 28 12 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; northeastward to near Newfoundland Tuesday. Southerly Show your initiative. Register now for Los Angeles sh 64 50 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- HADDOCK HLLET the Spring Semester with Central’s Ex LOCATION AT 145 SPENCER winds 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts early today, Louisville pc - 30 11 thunderstorms; w-windy. becoming northwesterly at 20 to 30 knots with higher Memphis f 33 15 iwiSiMtarEvMln^Htnlt SANDWICHIFRES tension College. In-person registration gusts this afternoon and tonight. Northwesterly winds 10 ' Tender fish, with our special breading, for convenient evening classes is CIRCULATioN HOURS ST. "ALL SALES FINAL." to 20 knots Tuesday. Connecticut Weather Mon. • Fri. fried to perfection, with tartar sauce, let January 16-18, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; •JO tol-O O tuce, & a heap of fries. DafVERY DEADLINE. January 19,9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Gasses Flash flood watch in effect today. Rain heavy at times 0:30 p jn. NOW begin January 24. For more informa LOCATIOM Extended Forecast today with some smail stream and street and highway, SAT. ao tion contact the Extension College, xOCATlOK flooding possible. High temperatures in the low to mid 7K » • 10:00 •.m. DELIVERY DEADUNE T h S a / r h / n '" ' - Wednesday and 50s. Rain mixing with and changing to snow before ending Willard Hall, Central Connecticut 7 ^ a.m. State College, New Britain, or call 827- mostly in the 30s^Ovpr*"'hTi^'^''*-^^' ^^"'Pcratures early tonight and then partly cloudy with chance of snow Suggestsd Carrie ftatn* 7422. flurries the rest of tonight. Windy and turning much PtytM* la Advene* DESSERT colder with the lows in the teens. Partly sunny windy and g w copy...... Highs I. t i W*iWy...... 90« rLix« I cold Tuesday. Highs in the 20s. Probability of precipita On* month...... $3.00 DANANA ToiUf ^ ^ M u n g w We're Central Connecticut State tion decreasing to 50 percent tonight and 10 percent TIHM month* ...... t 11.70 S Ix m o n tfii...... $23.40 Unlike ordinory plufifen, IbiUfles College. Easy to get to and ready to Tuesday. Southwesteriy winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty On# y * * r...... $ f’"’' Chance 40.60 doa not permit conprcMed sir or help. Consider the Central answer. highs a v e r a g K ^ r M nnH'h,”' snow Friday. Daytime today shifting to northerly towards evening. Northwest iU II R#t#« Upon R#qu##t SPLIT meeijr w tter to epUeh bock or cictp c. OPEN: Subtcribor* who fell to rtotivt W ith I k iU flc i Um fu ll prcMUre plew i winds 20 to 30 mph and gusty tonight gradually th tir n#w»p#p#r b#for# 5:30 p.m. through the eloiging man and diminishing during Tuesday. •houldId t#l#pl^* th# circuittlon •wWiaitdevn. MON-THURS: 8 TO 5:30 ,dfpSmeni. 047*$$46 DROADST. & HARTFORD HD. Oet *• OmolM TolWIn' FRI-8 TO 8:30 “MANCHESTER *2** AT HARDWARE (TORES SAT.-8 TO 5:30 STORE ONLY” PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan « , ib7q M A C C N e u n _ —EVENING HERALD. 4T1WI.,Mon., uau. Jan. o, 8, Ag#g*- 1979— rnuEPAGE i fFIVE Manchester PZC Sets School Security Planned Holocaust Studies Serve as Frightful Reminders Four Public Hearings SOUTH Win d s o r __ . m A r> A 1 n i > evidenced by our own dialogue dialogue. oftenoften failed failed us usin in the the nast. past, hoks-a
years into meticulously POPCORN REDENBACHEH 15 02 JAR 7 9 * BIu b Ribbon Spscials am special manufac DANISH FONTINA lb‘2.29 HABITANT SOUPS SERVING 4 ? a°n^s 9 9 * piecing together the events WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE turer's temporary price rsduclions that we pass Specials and social climates and GREEN GIANT CORN 2 Ji'aSI 69* on to you and are available lor a limited lime MUENSTER CHEESE WISPRIDE LB ‘2.09 FORMULA 409 22 OUNCE BOTTLE 89* only. When you shop Food Marl look lot the personal histories that led Blue Ribbon Arrow that points to outstanding CLASSIC SHETLAND $ 9 7 up to and permitted the WISPRIDE GOUDA CHEESE lb‘2.29 Maxwell House Foo(J Club HOSTESS values that really give you a good food buy. 100% wool crewneck ■ Holocaust. An increasing CORN pullover, orig. J35 number of thoughtful per CHOPPED HERRING ‘ 1.79 COFFEE .'.HOLE KEB‘,f TWINKIES sons seek not to avoid the OR CREAr.' . . CLASSIC CARDIGAN $ Q Q POTATO OR heat N' ’ < OZ Holocaust but to unders PUDDINGS NOODLE serve k POUfiD GAN 16- ,L- P/ck Your Own" Fresh Produce!^ orig. $42 tand it, in order that such CHICKEN SALAD 4 CAT,- Produce hem of the Week! sizes 34-42 horror may be prevented in ■ Colors: Yellow, Watermelon, the future. AVAILABLE) FIRST OF THE SEASON "HOT” BAGELS 12 for’ 1.09 Wintergreen, Stone Mix Grey andy Understandably, Chris FRESH FLORIDA tian theologians and Mocha Brown. 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EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 8. 1979— PAGE ELEVEN Car Sousht r - # R i| ______r _ - r ------~ t ------In ’Assamt Sewer Bidder Says Price Is Too Low Weather, Houston EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - MANCHESTER - An East Hart Authorities today continued their Main Street area. Federal Communi ford firm that had the lowest bid by search for a car with Massachusetts ty Development funds and money far for a storm sewer construction plates in connection with the assault from the town’s storm drainage ac of a 3d-year-old hitchhiker. job in Manchester today said it un count have been budgeted to pay for Can’t Stop Steelers derbid the project by $115,000. George Demers of Springfield, the work. , The Frank A. White Co. of East Mass, was listed in stable condition Giles said the town might be able PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The four seconds left in the first half. All today at Hartford Hospital after Hartford had the lowest of five bids to hold the firm to its originally bid line had allowed an NFL-low 17 for sewer work in the Porter Street freezing rain that fell all day three scores followed Houston tur being assaulted Saturday by four price of $363,222.20. This however, quarterback sacks in regular season. area. The bids were opened Friday made Three Rivers Stadium novers. men who picked him up on Route 5A, could result in problems. Led by All-Pro linebacker Jack by town officials, and White bid $363,- In the first rematch in Super Bowl police said. If the firm actually did underbid its look as if part of the Ham, who had two fumble 222.20, about $185,000 less than the history, the Dallas Cowtoys will seek recoveries, an interception and a Authorities added Demers was left cost by $115,000, it might take steps Monongahela River had seeped next lowest bid. to reverse their 21-17 loss to sack, the Steeler defense held Earl on an East Hartford sidewalk off to cut costs and reduce losses when onto the artificial turf. Players The other four bids ranged from Pittsburgh three years ago, con Campbell, the NFL's rushing cham Burnside Avenue. A woman who the project construction starts, Giles $548,000 to $650,000. sloshed this way and footballs sidered the closest and best played pion, to just 62 yards, most after the spotted the victim called police said. ’This could result in a job that is flew that way in conditions Super Bowl in recent years. around 5:15 a.m. Today, however, two represen less than what the town had hoped. game was no longer, in doubt. It was tatives of the firm met with Jay ’The Steelers, who also won Super Demers was hitchhiking from West" He will discuss the matter with hardly suited for championship the seventh straight game in which Giles, Manchester’s director of Bowl IX over Minnesota, are making Springfield, Mass, toward Maurice Pass, the town’s director of caliber football. Pittsburgh has held the opposing public works, and said they forgot their third trip to the league title team to less than 100 yards rushing Springfield when he was given a ride general services, and Metcalf & Ed And championship caliber football $115,'000 worth of work when they bid game in five years and, like the Cow and the Steelers kept alive their by the men sometime after 3:30 a.m., dy, the town’s consulting engineer it wasn’t, though a championship was the project. boys, will try to become the first club streak of never allowing a rurtner 100 police said. for sewer work. won. ’The Pittsburgh Steelers and The additional cost would boost the to win a third Super Bowl. yards rushing in post-season play. East Hartford Police Sergeant "It’s very much in limbo,’’ Pass Houston Oilers set a host of records firm’s bid to about $478,000, far out of Bradshaw, who completed ll-oM9 Touchdown runs of 7 yards by George Dayton said authorities are { i said of the situation. in Sunday’s American Conference passes for 200 yards against the the town’s price range for the He said the East Hartford firm did championship, most of them concer Franco Harris and 17 by Rocky seeking a light-colored car, possibly project, Giles said. Oilers to become the all-time NFL a Chevrolet, with Massachusetts submit a certified bond bid, equal to ning fumbles. Bleier gave the Steelers a 14-0 first- license plates. ’The town’s original engineering es 10 percent of the estimated cost, with But neither the weather nor the quarter lead. Toni Fritsch kicked a timates had projected a cost for the its bid. 19-yard field goal 5:21 into the second ' Terry Bradshaw provided most of and the icy rain, which began three on town traffic has held its first Glastonbury. However, the winter rains a day town has budgeted to pay for the Friday, moved the Steelers in posi Super Bowl Door the offensive spark for the Steelers in hours before game tijne and fell meeting. storm sewer work, which will include FATE Meeting helping to set up a rematch of Super throughout. tion for the TD throw to Swann. Democrats Harry Egazarian, sewer installation running from the Bradshaw quickly tossed his se Bowl X. ’The veteran quarterback The contest was marred by 14 tur 8 Richard Torpey and Dominick pond at Adelaide Road to the Porter EAST HARTFORD — Synergy cond scoring pass, to Stallworth, on threw two touchdown passes 19 novers and a record-setting 12 Serignese, along with Republican Clerk Charged in Theft Brook. School’s , FATE (friends of Alter the second play after Houston’s John seconds apart during the Steelers’ 17- fumbles - 11 in the first half - Robert Ryan, met after last RA.ST HARTPnnn - Pntino ’ ...... The drainage improvement is native Education) will meet for its nie Dirden fumbled the kickoff and EAST HARTFORD - Police point burst in 48 seconds late in the breaking an NFL playoff mark set in Tuesday’s council meeting. Police had taken Phalsaf to the spiracy to commit third-degree expected to improve flooding monthly business meeting on Jan. 10 Rick Moser recovered. Ronnie charged a Subway Grinder Shop Open for Cowboys first half. 1934. Pittsburgh scored five times Hartford Correctional Center Satur employee with making a false com larceny, police said, and was problems that have occurred in the at 7 p.m., at 110 Long Hill Drive. A 29-yard scoring pass to Lynn Coleman fumbled the ball back to The group will concentrate much day night on a court order from Ver released for a Jan. 22 court after Houston turnovers. plaint about a burglary in which LOS ANGELES (UPI) - For defense, which went into the game as Swann followed by a 17-yarder to Pittsburgh again one play after the of its efforts, but not confine itself to, non Superior Court. After Phalsaf appearance, It didn’t rain Sunday although it Pastorini, intercepted just 17 times kickoff that followed Stallworth’s the effect of the J.C. Penney in police say the suspect took money to a record fifth time, the Dallas the best in the NFL, the Cowboys John Stallworth and a 37-yard Held in 16 regular-season games, threw post a $60 bond. posted a $60 bond, police received a threatened to and first-year Ram TD. Gerela kicked the first of two dustrial site in Manchester on area Cowboys are in the Super Bowl were able to score. Coach Ray Malavasi, who replaced goal by Roy Gerala turned a 14-3 five interceptions. He was also Robert Phalsaf, 22, of 27 Burnside complaint from him that the grinder East Hartford Union Class Slated Pittsburgh lead into a 31-3 rout with Held goals and the Steelers had a 31-3 traffic. shop on Burnside Avenue had been and the Los Angeles Rams, Their first touchdown came at 5:49 George Allen after two exhibition sacked four times after his offensive lead. Ave. was also charged with third Fire Calls of the third quarter on a 5-yard run burglarized. There police found a who are building a reputation games this season when Rosenbloom Area residents of Burnham Street degree criminal mischief and third- by Tony Dorsftt and the second with decided to make another coaching T j » degree larceny. He was held over broken door, items scattered as the biggest losers in — one of the routes to the Penney site throughout the store and $80 missing Sunday, 12:26 a m. — Medical call to 11 On Family Problems 58 seconds gone in the final period on change, is expected to be back next — came to the council last fall night in lieu of $500 for a court Woodlawn Circle, Conselor; Jan. 18, Family professional football, are a 4-yard pass from Roger Staubach to season. ■0 appearance today. from the cash register. HARTFORD — A course to train requesting closing of the street to Police charged Phalfsaf and Larry Sunday, 1:51 a.m. — Motor vehicle fire union representatives to assist fellow Counseling; Jan. 25, Problems of the staying home. Scott Laidlaw. . But Malavasi may wish he had a through traffic. on Rt. 2 eastbound. J. Chabre, 73 Wells Ave., with members on personal and family Unemployed; Feb. 1, Social Security, The defending NFL champion Cow After that, it was all over. Dallas certain play back in the third Sunday, 2:05 a.m. — Auto accident at fabricating the burglary story. They problems has begun under a joint Medicare, Social Security Insurance, boys earned the right to face the added two touchdowns in the last quarter. With the Rams trailing 7-0 Although a traffic study from the the corner of Main and Brown streets. Medicaid; Feb. 8, Workers’ Compen three minutes — on an 11-yard pass said the money was taken just before Sunday, 3:10 a.m, — False alarm at 14 sponsorship of The United Way of Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl and the Rams on the Dallas 13 in a Town of Manchester said car and Lottery Greater Hartford, the Greater Hart sation & Workers’ Rehabilitation; from Staubach to Billy Joe DuPree fourth-and-one situation, Malavasi truck traffic would use other routes Phalsaf was taken to the correctional Carroll Road. XIII at Miami’s Orange Bowl Jan. 21 ford Labor Council AFL-CIO, the Feb. 15, Veterans Benefits; Feb. 22 Sunday when they turned a pair of gambled and lost. and a Penney spokesman told the center and that he faked the evidence Sunday, 8:42 a m. — Medical call to 35 Ha r t f o r d — The winning of the burglary after he was Ginger Lane. Northern Area UAW-CAP Council, Debt Management & 'Credit Instead of going for a Held goal, he council trucks would use Interstate third-quarter pass interceptions by number drawn Saturday in the released. Sunday, 11:37 a.m. — Medical call to 95 and the Teamsters Union. Counseling; March 1, Red Cross — veteran Charlie Waters into two had Jim Jodat run at the middle. 86 to get to the site, the council Connecticut daily lottery was 638. Chabre was charged with con- Nutmeg Lane. The classes will be conducted by F irst Aid Programs and Blood touchdowns en route to a 28-0 victory Larry Bethea stopped him. decided to monitor the situation on Sunday, 2:14 p.m. - Car fire on Henry Becker, labor staff represen Programs; March 8, Alcoholism & over the Rams. * It could have been 7-3. Instead, it its own. Margery Drive. tative to the United Way, and Drug Abuse; March 15, Welfare, It was the Rams’ fourth defeat in remained 7-0. Sunday, 7:57 p.m. — Medical call to 194 resource people from area social AFDS, Food Stamps — Strike Situa the past five NFC championship ”I wanted a touchdown,” Malavasi J The council has jurisdiction over Larrabee St. Fire Causes Blackout agencies. The classes will be part of tion; March 16, Graduation. explained. “I told the team the night town streets and is empowered to Sunday, 8:19 p.m, — False alarm at the games and Los Angeles owner an ongoing program to provide infor Students will learn what resources Carroll Rosenbloom, a man who before that we would go for it if we close them, a move which Mayor •GREENWICH (UPI) — Northeast restored sometime Sunday evening corner of Silver Lane and Whitney Street. there are in the Greater Hartford Richard H. Blackstone and Chief Utilities officials were investigating Sunday, 8:37 p.m. — Water leak at 242 mation and referral services to union takes defeat hard and now is got in that situation. We had a shot to to a remaining 40 to 50 customers, he Main St. members and others in the communi- Area, and be trained to help solve frustrated beyond belief, did not make it but our back (Jodat) didn’t Corporation Council F. Timothy cause of a fire in an undergound line added. ty- social and health problems important make an appearance in the Ram hit the right hole.” McNamara have warned against system which left an estimated 10,- and a 68-yard pass interception run- ’The blaze affected four, 28,000-volt Gas Firm Strike An introduction meeting was held to all, but no covered by collective dressing room after the game. The Rams finished the game doing until actual traffic increases 0(W electric customers in Greenwich back by linebacker Tom Henderson. underground feeder lines belonging last week, but classes begin bargaining contracts. They will also In additon to Waters’ two intercep without two of their main offensive are evident. without power. HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby In Pittsburgh, the Cowboys will be to Connecticut Light and Power Co., Moffett, D-Conn. advises a third par Thursday and will be held every learn skills important to those ser tions of Pat Haden passes, the eight- weapons — Haden and John Northeast spokesman William playing their opponent of Super Bowl a subsidiary of Northeast Utilities, ty is needed to break an existing Thursday from noon to 2:10 p.m. and ving on boards and' committees of Cappelletti. A year veteran strong safety from ’The information so far from the Eeveney said power went out about 2 the spokesman said. social agencies. X in 1976— the first rematch in Super Manchester and South Windsor p.m. Sunday and was restored to deadlock in a three-month strike by 7 to 9:10 p.m. at United Way Clemson recovered a Rams’ fumble Cappelletti suffered a separated Greenwich officials said two Headquaters, 68 S. Main St., Hart Those interested in the classes in the opening quarter. Bowl history. The Steelers won that right shoulder in the first quarter studies is kind of spotty, said Town about 3,000 customers 45 minutes Connecticut Natural Gas workers. game 21-17. volunteer firefighters suffered burns Moffett Saturday asked CNG presi ford. must complete eight out of the eleven In all, the Rams committed seven when he caught a 15-yard pass from Council Chairman George A. Dagon. later. Most homes and firms were as they removed a manhole cover classes offered to receive a Cer A 14-7 loss in the rain at Los ‘‘And, I think the town has been kind back in service by 5:15 p.m., dent Robert H. Willis to accept a un I The classes, which are open to the turnovers, five of them pass in Haden. Haden broke his right thumb I*' near the fire scene. Both were public as well as union members, are tificate. terceptions — three by Haden and Angeles to Minnesota in the first in two places when his thumb hit of slow in getting into this area.” Keveney said. ion proposal for a federal judge to round of the NFL playoffs cost Chuck treated and released after brief as follows: For further information, call two by his' successor, Vince Randy White’s helmet on the play Electricity was expected to be choose an independent arbitrator to Knox his job as the Ram head coach hospitalization, authorities said. resolve the dispute. Jan. 11, Your Job as a Union Henry Becker at 521-1860. Ferragamo. when Waters made his second in last season although Los Angeles won Waters’ two interceptions gave terception. five straight NFC West titles. He N Dallas the ball on the Los Angeles 10 Actually, there were 10 turnovers Obituaries wasn’t officially fired but he did wind in the game. Dallas made three and and 20. Even against a solid Ram up at Buffalo. Staubach threw two intei'ceptions. Mrs. Eva Fiiialli IF YOU MISS Official Comes to Rescue of Quarterback EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Eva Fillatti, 78, of 191 Official blows whistle and physically L.CGreenwood in second quarter Sunday, Wethersfield died Sunday at her home. She was the THESE NEW SINGER assists Houston quarterback from being ^UPI Photo) widow of Joseph S. Fillatti and the mother of Robert J. Mark Howe Scores Twice Fillatti and Mrs. Katherine Hanson, both of East Hart CONFIDENCE . « m uuuipeudumped lu to grouna ground oy by steeler Steeler defensive defensive end end ford. She is also survived by another son and daughter, eight SEWING COURSES grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. ^ iVlJ) USA and East Germany Rule Waves The funeral is Wednesday at 9 a.m. from Rose Hill MIDVl^INTER Stingers Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a mass at AT SINGER, SPRINGFIELD, M Mass. ass. Howe hurt his back last season.season, ,r.. .2 ^ ...... (UPI) — Mark Howe of the and re-injured it again last month. Cincinnati’s Robbie Ftorek tied the Sacred Heart Church, Wethersfield, at 10. Burial will be game with a power-play goal at 6:39, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P I)- U.S. Democratic Republic's Barbara tured the 100-yard backstroke in in Village Cemetery, Wethersfield. YOU'LL HAVE TO New England Whalers says He said on bad days, "it effects my and East German swimmers ruled Krause, who minutes earlier had won skating and shooting.” but the Whalers regained the lead, 2- :58:77. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 2 some days a nagging back in the waves Sunday in final competi the 200 yard freestyle event. East Germany’s'three winners After the win, Howe preferred to 1, when George Lyle scored at 16:37 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tion at the 1979 AAU Women’s Inter Individual U.S. winners Sunday Saturday repeated their success Sun LEARN SEWING jury cramps both his skating focus more on positive things, like of the first period. CLEARANCE national Swimming Meet held this were Mary Beth Linzmeier, 15, of day. Andrea Pollack won the 200- and shooting, forcing him to ’The younger Howe scored his se Mrs. Richard C. Putnam ^ NOW STHE TIME TO STAY HOME AND SEWUPA THE HARD WAY cond goal on a power play with 1:53 weekend at Harvard University. Mission Viejo, Cal., in the 1650-yard yard butterfly in 1:58.31; Petra hold back instead of going all The East Germans, who captured freestyle and Sue Walsh, 16, of Ham EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Vera Eldridge Putnam, 76, gXWMJBUT COME TO SINGER FIRST AND SAVE ON left in the opening stanza to give New Schneider captured the 400 yard in out to score more goals. England a 3-1 lead. three events Sunday, finished with burg, N.Y., in the 100-yard dividual medley, and Barbara of 28 Oliva Court died Saturdav at an East Hartford con WHENITCXMESTO seven wins in the two day competi backstroke. valescent home. She was the wife of Richard C. Putnam TH E SEWING MACHINE YOU'VE ALWAYS W ANTED. But Howe shrugged off his back Cincinnati’s Byron Shutbut scored Krause won the 200 yard freestyle. tion for top team honors. Linzmeier opened the evening by Mrs. Putnam had taught in the East Hartford school . SEWING,OUR FIVE trouble Sunday night with two first with five seconds left in the period to England’s Margaret Kelly won the The United States swimmers won winning the freestyle event with a system for 20 years before her retirement. She was born period goals to lead off the Whalers pull the Stingers within one, 3-2. too yard breaststroke in 1:04.84. NEW CONFIDENCE- to a 5-4 victory over the Cincinnati two individual competitions on the time of 16:18.29, and Walsh later cap- in Holyoke, Mass., and had lived in Blast Hartford for 40 New England’s Warren Miller Stingers. the Whalers taking a two point lead last day of competition and also com y^rs. She was a graduate of Bates College, Lewiston, COURSES ARE THE scored on a 35-footer ;at 1:32 of the se -Surgery Scheduled Howe beat Cincinnati goalie Mike over the Quebec Nordiques in the cond priod, but Peter Marsh bined their efforts to win the 400-yard V Maine. She was a member of the First Congregational EASY WAY out MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Alan bypass. Church of Blast Hartford. Liut with a 20-foot wrist shot 24 World Hockey Association. countered for Cincinnati at 4:04 of medley relay. seconds into the game, after a pass I m happy, but would feel much The East Germans had qualified Ameche, former Heisman Trophy Ameche, nicknamed "The Horse,” She is also survived by two daughters, Mrs. Vera P the third period to make the score at CLEARANCE from his father Gordie. better if it was a 10 to 12 point lead,” for the medley event with a time of winner from the Upiversity of won the Heisman Trophy in 1954. He Trymbulak and Mrs. Charles H. Hutchins, both of SUm- PRICES AS LOW AS Fabric Update. Three i hr. 4-3. "1 shot a lot tonight. I had a lot of he said. 3:40.30, five seconds faster than the Wisconsin, says he will undergo played for six seasons with the Colts ford; a brother, Hosmer Eldridge of Topsfield, Mass • a lessons for intermediate sewers - Dave Keon scored the game winner chances,” the younger Howe said. Before Sunday night, the Whalers top American entry. But, the U.S. open-heart surgery in Houston this before an Achilles tendon injury sister, Mrs. Elinore Goetchous of Vero Beach, Fla ■ and $15.00 in the third period on a breakaway at forced His retirement. A Kenosha l | “People always tell me to shoot hadn’t played a league game since 13:22. women turned the tables in the main week. five grandchildren. Time-Saving-Sewing. Three i hr. 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The last time Terry and all, Phillips said there was no took one step forward, he slid two Bradshaw’s shoes, stockings and left in the first half after Rocky half, but by then it was all over. Bradshaw said he was going backwards. Both benches were so uniform were soaked and he • Built-in buttonholers. Sewing courses not available at some question in his mind that the best Bleier had registered the Maybe the Steelers weren’t spen Benjamin F Appleton Sr. aiores and all Singer dealers. to the Super Bowl to have team won. Going even further, he wet, nobody bothered sitting on looked like he had gone through a Steelers’ second touchdown near ding their Super Bowl checks by them. • Drop-in self-winding bobbins. some fun, the Pittsburgh said he thought the Steelers were grinder but his spirit shone though the end of the first quarter, halftime, but they certainly were S''-. ««. of These were the kind of elements as he stood on a raised platform in w a 7^' Saturday at a local convalescent home SPECIAL SALE Steelers beat the Dallas the best team in the NFL and that Pittsburgh tacked on 17 more counting them. SAVE $50 ON A NEW FREE-ARM - which prevailed, and had he some the Steelers’ dressing room. Mr. Appleton was bom in Plymouth. Pa., and had lived • Built-in speed basting. Cowboys for the world they’d win the Super Bowl game. points within 48 seconds when Before the game, the Oilers had in South Windsor for, the past four years. MACHINE. MODEL 543. INTRODUCTORY I'll buy that. 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That was until I got a look at knocking, “because it gives the scoring strike prior to Roy Steelers Coach Chuck Noll said professional footbalh, you don’t Dons Buonanducci of South Windsor: aiid 12 over again in their rematch the Steelers. Now 1 think they’re offense an advantage." Gerela’s 37-yard field goal. his team wanted “unconditional grandchildren. second best.. pay undue attention to things like Bradshaw didn't take very long Bradshaw’s two touchdowns surrender.” in two weeks. that. 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EVENING— HERALD. wuii., Mon., uaii. Jan. 0 ,8. 1979-^ rAUa PAGE THl^ THIRTEEN Scoreboard Eagle Win Streak ^ WHA Butler Paces MCC Triumph W L T PU. Riding a 24-point, 19-rebound the Blue Devils could answer. points giving MCC its victory. New England 19 10 6 44 performance by Carlton MCC went into the lockerroom scoring attack. Steve Harmon Quebec 19 13 4 42 The Cougars enjoyed a whop Butler, Manchester Communi with a 31-24 lead. netted a game-high 25 tallies Cincinnati 16 19 4 36 ping' 54-34 edge in rebounding for Hesser. Teammates Steve Winnipeg 15 13 5 35 ty College bested Hesser The Cougars scored the first On Ice Continues • , ft ^ over the shorter New Makris and Andy Paul con Junior College, 74-68, Saturday Edmonton 17 15 0 ^ 34 five points in the second half Hampshire team. MCC was 29 Great strides have been were all outstanding." Birmingham 15 18 3 33 night at East Catholic. for a 36-24 advantage at the tributed 12 and 11 markers. East made it 3-1 early in the second m for 56, 52 percent, from the The Cougars return to action Tobin notched the game-winner at Sunduy'H KchuIIs With the win, the Cougars taken by East Catholic’s ice session as Harvey recorded a power 18:20 mark. They increased it field. Hesser connected on 23 13:58 of the final period as a pass New England 5, Cincinnati 4 raised their record to 6-2 while Thursday at Housatonic Com hockey team. The Eagles first play goal, assisted by Tobin and to 54-39 at 9:40 before Hesser of 42 attempts for a 55 percent from Harvey set up a clean Anderson. Farmington came back at Winnipeg 3, Quebec 2 the visitors from Manchester, began chopping away at the munity College. try in CIAC competition last breakaway. Tobin deked Farmington Birmingham 10, Czechoslovakia 2 accuracy. 7:30 with John Callahan scoring N.H., saw their record slip to lead. Keeping to its patient Dec. 9 resulted in an 8-2 set goalie Dan Grieso out of position and assisted by Howard. Foul shooting kept the Blue 8-5. offensive pattern, the visitors Manriii-Airr (74) Thompson 20-14 Zito back at the hands of Far put it into the cage, his ninth goal of Howard tied it at the outset of the Devils in the game as they the season. JSHL Using a patient offense, the pulled to within 68-65 with 1:30 8 04) 16, Butler 8 8-14 24, Frederick 2 5-10 mington High. third period as he took the opening canned 31 tries while MCC 9, Paul Litke 6 04)12, Murphy 21-2 5, East scored two power play goals Blue Devils took the early lead Saturday night at the Bolton Ice face-off, split the Eagle defense and Campbell Conference left, but could get no closer as dropped through only 16 of 31. David Litke 0 0-0 0, Coollazo 1 (H) 2, Baz- Palace in its annual Kevin Hurst while Farmington notched one in the and maintained it for the first beat Mosher for a 3-3 tie. Pulrirk Divi.niun MCC’s D.J. Frederick took Besides Butler’s fine perfor zano 0 2-2 2, Wyman 0 0-1 0. Totals 29 16- Benefit Game, East avenged that hard-hitting but cleanly contested On the next face-off, Tobin won It, 16; 30 of the first half. With 7:30 30 74. tilt. Nineteen penalties were W L T Pts. control of the boards while mance, John Zito and Paul setback with a 5-4 victory over Far fed Harvey who in turn gave it to NY Islanders 26 5 7 59 left, the Cougars went on top Butler threaded the nets for six llpsRiT (68) Paul 4 3-4 11, Harmon 8 9- mington. assessed. Anderson who fired a 15-footer past Litke notched 16 and 12 points 10 25, O'Neil 3 1-2 7, Copeland 13-5 5, The Eagles led, 2-1, after the first NY Rangers 22 13 4 48 18-17 built it to 27-17 before Russell 0 0-0 0, Makris 3 6-9 12, Flanders The victory was the Eagles’ fifth in Grieso for his second goal of the Philadelphia 21 14 48 respectively pacing the MCC period, Anderson assisted by Tobin, 6 4 0-1 8. Totals 23 22-31 68 a row and pegs their mark at M. game and seventh of the season. Atlanta 21 16 4 46 "This was a tremendous team ef scored on a 5-on-3 situation at the Howard tied it, registering his 4 ^ ' Smytlie DiviHion fort, the boys came to play. It's dif 3:14 mark while Ted Howard knotted third of the game for a three-goal hat ficult to single out anyone in this kind it for Farmington at 7:40 on a power W L T Pts. trick, at 3:23 as he skated down the Chicago of effort because they all went out,” play, also on a 5-on-3 situation. left side and fired a drive which just 14 17 8 36 King on Spree, Vancouver Swim Team Results stated East Coach Dave McGonigle, It was Anderson's sixth goal of the trickled over the line after Mosher 14 24 3 31 Colorado "Scott Mosher had an outstanding season as he tucked it in off of appeared to have made the stop. 9 26 6 24 St. Louis Manchester Rec Swim Team game in goal, he made key saves Grieso's skates. East ouUhot Farmington, 31-21. 8 28 6 22 Goldberg, Linda Jefferson and Nancy Gerry King put East in front at Jih.,:-: .1- vs# Welcomes Coach downed the Wethersfield when we needed them; EM Anderson The losers are now 4-3 for the season. Raffin won the medley relay in 2:13.3 Barracudas. 374-198. Saturday at the turned in his finest effort of the 14:47, his eighth goal of the season, Next action for the Eagles is Satur Wales Conference Record-Breaking Run in the girls’ 13-14 age group. Stedman assisted by Kurt Peterson and Pete NEW YORK (UPI) — Maybe it was just Bernard King’s way Manchester High pool. won the 50 free in 27.7 and 100 season as did (Matt) Tobin, (John) day night at the Bolton Ice Palace NorriH l)i\iHiun The Rec junior leam accounted lor Harvey and the rest of them, they La Belle. against Newington at 8:30. W L T Pts. New Zealand’s John Walker outkicked Paul Cummings on the of welcoming back Kevin Loughery? backstroke in 1:13.4. Dana Clough 216 points with the seniors adding 158 was also a double winner taking the Montreal 27 8 5 59 final turn to win the 1,500 meter run in California Saturday night. to the total. Young Lions of Tennis Coach Loughery back on the sidelines * 100 free in 1:01.2 and 100 butterfly in Los Angeles 17 17 6 40 He was timed in 3:37.4, an unofficial world record. Walker won Duncan Campbell was outstanding John McEnroe, left, and Peter Fleming, the young lions of Pittsburgh 15 17 8 38 after a three-game suspension, King I N R A 1:13.2. Jefferson took the 200 IM in Simsbury the event in the 1976 Olympic Games. (UPI Photo) scored 41 points to give the New in the boys’ eight and under category 2:35.7 and Goldberg the 100 American tennis, display their trophies after they came from Detroit 8 22 11 27 taking the 25 backstroke and 25-yard Washington 10 23 7 27 Jersey Nets a 117-112 victory over the breaststroke in 1:21.4. behind yesterday to defeat Hie Nastase and Sherwood Steward to Phoenix Suns Sunday night. breaststroke with times of 21.1 and Karl Bylciw, Gordon and Andy AilainH DLixiun with Seattle in the Pacific Division. 23.4 respectively. Campbell, Don capture the World Doubles Tournament in London, The scores Pins Loss The Nets trailed 74-64, but King Alvan Adams had 32 points for the Kinkade and Russ Smith dominated W L T F Holmes, J.J, Gorman and John were 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-0, 6-1. The pair split $80,000. (UPI photo) spearheaded a 23-10 surge in the third Suns, who played without top scorer the boys’ 13-14 age group. They com Boston 27 6 7 quarter that put New Jersey ahead Coleman combined to win the medley bined to take the medley relay in Buffalo 16 13 10 Walker Back Paul Westphal — sidelined with and freestyle relays. 87-84 and over the .500 mark at 19-18. 2:06.4. Smith won the 50 free in 25.7 On Tribe Toronto 17 18 6 strained knee ligaments. In the girls’ 9:10 age group, Pam Loughery, leading the league with and 100 butterfly in 1:07.3; Bylciw King received ample support from Kuzmeski, Stacey Tomkiel, Jennifer Minnesota 14 19 4 26 technicals this season, was took the 200 IM in 2:39.8 and 100 Navratilova Swept John Williamson with 29 points as the Birrell and Chris Raffin won the ■Sunday'H RchuIik slapped with a three-game suspen Nets won for the second time in three backstroke in 1:16.1; and Gordon Well-balanced, well-drilled Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 0 With Record medley and freestyle relays. Tomkiel sion by the NBA for bumping two of Kinkade took the 100 free in 1:01.3 games after having lost six straight, also took the 100-yard individual Simsbury High trounced Manchester Chicago 5, Washington 3 ficials in a game against Kansas City Phoenix built a 12-point advantage to and 100 breaststroke in 1:16.6. Off Court by Tracy LONG BEACH, Calif, (UPI) — New Zealand’s John Walker medley in 1:33.8 while Raffin won the High, 12^, in ice hockey action Satur Buffalo 4, Detroit 3 Dec. 29. go up 61-49 at the half. But King and Chris White was a winner in the day night at the Glastonbury Arena. gasped for breath as he hit the finish line in the 1,500-meter run But it is more than league sanc 100-yard free in 1:21.4. Paige Lepak girls’ 15-18 bracket. She took the 100 Williamson triggered a 38-point third was a double winner, taking the 50 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The day before her match with 16- The victory improved the Trojans Albert and Collins and flashed a brief smile that said it all — Walker is back. tions that worry Loughery. He is con quarter that put New Jersey in front. free in 1:02.4. Cathy Jacobs captured to 8-1 for the season while the set NBA free in 34.2 and 50 back in 41.7. year-old Tracy Austin, Martina Navratilova admitted, “She and Walker, the world record holder in run the race right but I ran it perfect- cerned about his health. And too Elsewhere in the NBA, Indiana the 100 backstroke in 1:10.5; Pam back was the Silk Towners’ ninth in much ranting on the sidelines, he Dave Larkin, Mike Yarnot, Sandro Stedman took the 100 fly in 1:03.9 and Chris Evert play exactly alike, but I just can t get up for Tracy . “ Eastern Conference the mile and 1976 Olympic gold •y- beat Atlanta 112-97 and Cleveland Squatrito and Scott Jackson took the If Navratilova is to maintain her 10 outings. medalist in the 1,500-meters, was fears, may lead to an ulcer. defeated Golden State 112-108. Deb Clough took the 100 breaststroke serve at love in game two because Pace Mat Success Atlunlir DiviHion "Many people said 1 would never boys’ 9-10 free relay. Jackson took ranking as one of the world's top Simsbury scored six times in the sidelined for nearly a year with a “I’m gonna have to look at it and if Purers 112, Hawks 97 in 1:21.7. Navratilova's game failed. Depen L Pet GB run again. I’ve only been running 50 the 100IM in 1:32.9 and 50 butterfly in female players, she better learn how. first period, was blanked in the mid Remaining unbeaten, Manchester High’s wrestling team painful leg injury. He was operated I can’t control it. I’ll have to do what Johnny Davis scored 25 points and Peter Listro was a double winner dent upon a serve-and-volley style, Washington 27 .692 - miles a week. If I can run like this 43.1 while Squatrito took the 50 free Austin, the high school sophomore dle session despite holding a 20-4 routed Bacon Academy, 60-6, last Saturday at Clarke Arena. on last February and April to relieve John Madden did,” he has said in Alex English 18 as Indiana won its in the boys’ 15-18 bracket, taking the Navratilova got only one first serve edge in shots, and added six more Philadelphia 23 .639 2'/z against guys who are doing twice in 36.4. Yarnot captured the 100 free 100 free in 57.1 and 100 butterfly in from Rolling Hills, Calif., Swept past New Jersey pressure on an artery in his right reference to the Oakland Raiders’ third game in its last four starts. The in and netted two easy volleys. tallies in the final session. The The Indian matmen now stand 4-0 19 .514 7 that much running, then I know I’m in :22.7 and Larkin the 50 back in 42.3. 1:18.7. Soren Olesen took the 100 Navratilova, 6-3, fr2, to win $24,000 Beaulieu 1:01, 126 - Bixby (M) New York calf. Many said he would never run back.” coach who retired for health reasons. Pacers led by as many as 24 points in Austin felt the turning point was in Trojans wound up with a whopping for the season. 20 .488 8 The Manchester girls swept all breaststroke in 1:17.4. and the championship in a $125,000 pinned S. Keegan 1:26, 132 - Bill Boston again. “I hope I don’t have to do it.” the third quarter. Atlanta, which the ninth game of the first set. Trying 67-8 advantage in shots. Manchester won the first 11 weight 13 .351 13 Herman Frazier of the firsts in the 11-12 age bracket. Tracey women's pro event, the first of the classes before allowing the Bobcats Palizza (M) dee. alker 7-4, 138 - Saturday night in the Muhammad Philadelphia Pioneers broke his own While Loughery was cooling down. would have lost by a bigger margin O'Brien, Jeanne Lemieux, Sue to close out the set, Austin fell behind Rick Samuelsen scored twice and Cenlrul DiviHion King was heating up in another head- year on the 11-city indoor circuit. on the scoreboard. Dale Carlson (M) pinned Brylow :33, All -Invitational indoor track meet world indoor record in the seldom- had it not made 21-of-21 free throws, Romeo and Tina Listro took the 15-40 and Navratilova had two break Jim Planki, Brian Goddard, Brad Pet. GB to-head confrontation with Walter Despite being thoroughly out- Lightweights Mark Albert (98) and 145 — Joe Smith (M) pinned Schooly Walker ran a perfect 1,500-meters. run 500-meter dash with a sizzling was backed by Tree Rollins with 24 medley relay in 2:19.0. Listro won Wilkinson Triumphs points. But Austin regained the ad Fox and Dan O’Laughlin one each in San Antonio .600 - Davis of Phoenix. .played, Navratilova, 22, an Dan Collins (105), both juniors, each 2:30, 155 — Scholsky (M) pinned D. He waited until the final turn to make 1:01.2 clocking but that time was un points. the 50 free in 30.8 and 100 free in 1:10 vantage on a Navratilova error and the opening period for Simsbury. Houston .568 I'/z “Every time I play against him, I AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UPI) expatriate Czech, couldn't quite give remained unbeaten with victories. Beaulieux :56, 167 - Beckman (M) his move and shot past Paul Cum official, too, because of the elec Cavaliers 112, Warriors 108 overhead. She won the final two Cory Johnson, Planki, Gary Atlanta .488 4'/2 want to prove something to myself,” while O’Brien took the 100 IM in - Tim Wilkison of Shelby, N.C., cap Austin full credit. Albert upped his mark to 3-0-1 while WBF, 185 — Keith Ray (M) pinned mings to win the race and set an un tronic timer malfunction. His Campy Russell had 23 points and 1:15.5, Romeo the 50 butterfly in 34.4 points of the game on two more DeSmith, John Aubin, Mike Keonig Cleveland .436 6Vz said King, who was beaten by the tured the New Zealand Men’s Open “I have to be at the top of my game Collins now has a personal 4-0 mark. Vary :32, Unlimited - K. Vary (BA) official world indoor record for the existing mark is 1:01.3 set in last Austin Carr 21 to send Cleveland to Navratilova missed shots to take the and Paul Arciero added tallies in the New Orleans .317 11 Vz Suns’ forward for Rookie of Year and Lemieux the 50 breaststroke in with a 6-3, 6-7, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 victory to beat Tracy," Navratilova He reached that level with a 4-2 deci pinned Andy Gibson :38. event. A malfunctioning electronic year’s first Ali Invitational. its third straight victory. The 39.1. The quartet of Liz Schroeder, set 6-3. third period for the Trojans. Detroit .308 11 Vz honors last season. “When I’m over Austria’s Peter Feigl in the explained, “but I didn’t play my best sion over Chris Adams, snapping timer prevented an official record. The 60-meter dash was captured by Cavaliers, winners of 10 of their last Kris Weiss, O’Brien and Listro took finals. — so she beat me.” “The last game of the first set was Walker was elated about the win emotionally involved in the game, I 14, had to withstand a fourth-quarter very important,” the soft-spoken Adam’s two-year, 24-match winning Auburn’s Harvey Glance, the former the free relay in 2:05.4. The eighth-seeded Wilkison, 19, Austin, at 5-foot-3, plays the game streak. Western Conference and the time because it signaled his NCAA sprint champion, in 6.62 play better. I was very intense rally as the Warriors had their four- Brendan Gorman took the 50 Austin said. "Her serve was coming successful return to world class com tonight." avenged an earlier loss to the top- as if she were a Chris Evert clone. Senior co-captains Pat Bixby and B - / MiilwcHl Diviniun seconds. Steve Riddick of the game winning streak stopped. Purvis backstroke in 35.5 in the boys’ 11-12 seeded Feigl. The two met previously up in the next game and if I hadn't Swimmers petition. Davis finished with 30 points as the Short topped Golden State with 20 She kept Navratilova’s volleying tac won, it might have been 5-5.” [Transactions Mike Scholsky each remained un W L Pet. GB Philadelphia Pioneers was second in age group. Wendy Stedman, Liz in a match in Cleveland. tics at bay all afternoon with deep Kansas City — Walker, who had not raced since Suns slipped into a first-place tie prints. Austin sewed up the match in the beaten, Bixby notching his fourth pin 23 15 .605 6.63 and Steve Williams third in 6.64. returns that forced Navratilova into In Easy Win Denver last June 27, was timed by hand-held seventh game. She broke ning victory in the first period in a 20 20 .500 4 Houston McTear was a badly beaten a baseline slugging match. Chicago clocks in 3:37,4. The time bettered Navratilova’s serve for the second (College Fuullmll row. Tom Sinnamon and Don Double winners for the Bennet-Illing 16 23 .410 7‘/2 fifth in 6.74. “She (Austin) hits the ball the the existing world indoor mark of time in the set to go up 5-2. University of Florida — Announced Beckman also remained undefeated, swimming team against Milwaukee 17 26 .395 SVz Renaldo Nehemiah, a University of Things Continue to Go Against Red Wings same way on every point. She uses each winning by forfeit. Indiana 14 25 .359 9Vz 3:37.8 set in 1971 by Harold Norpoth Maryland sophomore, blazed to a 7.5 Mtru; / ttotv n .t i blanked Los An?p|p.(!Angeles 3-0. — i * • *_ x . . . . Keeping her baseline returns deep, resignation of Athletic director Ray Killingworth Junior High last Friday NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby and two assists to carry Chicago. first two goals of the NHL career as topspinon everything and keeps it in Graves effective May 1. Results: 98 — Albert (M) pinned at the Manchester High pool Pacific DiviHion of West Germany. Cummings was se clocking to capture the 60-meter In the WHA, Winnipeg edged Austin foiled Navratilova’s net- cond in 3:37,6 while Dick Buerkle, Kromm wouldn’t believe any of it. Mikita has scored 14 points in the last Philadelphia rebounded from a drub play. It’s up to the other, person to North Texas State — Named Jerry Keegan 3:53, 105— Collins (M) dec. were John Fralliciardi, Jerry W L hurdles. Quebec 3-2, New England nipped Cin charging tactics. Frustrated, Pet. GB who led for more than half of the “Their first goal was never in," the six games and his eighth goal of the bing on Long Island. Reggie Leach change the tempo of the game,” Moore head football coach. Adams 4-2, 112 — Sinnamon (M) Tucker, Marybeth Tomlinson and Seattle 24 14 ___ The women’s 800-meter run was cinnati 5-4 and Birmingham ripped Navratilova sailed four consecutive .632 race, finished last in the field of six Detroit Red Wing coach complained season proved to be the game- added the other goal and Bemie Navratilova said. Huhi'IiuII WBF, 119 — Tony Rozie (M) Dinned Larry Tanner. Phoenix ___ captured by Francie Larrieu with a Czechoslovakia 10-2. backhands long to give Austin the 26 16 .619 and Marty Liquor! was fifth. Sunday night after the Buffalo Sabres winner. Parent stopped 19 shots to earn his Austin, however, took charge from Minnesota — Signed relief pitcher The locals came out on top by a 79- Los Angeles 24 16 .600 2:05.4 to easily outdistance Wendy Itiui’k lluuks 5, Cupiluls ,'i game at love. Cager Returns 1 “I went to about 40 doctors and was used it to a score a 4-3 victory. Flyerw Kiiigd 0 fourth shutout of the season. the start. She won the first three Mike Marshall to a multi-year con 39 count with Dani Zotta, Bob Portland 19 17 .528 Knudsen, who was clocked in 2:07.8. Aging Stan Mikita scored one goal “I used the same strategy I’ve 4 ready to throw them all away,” he Don Luce got credit for the goal. Rookie Tom Gorence scored the games of the opening set for a 3-0 tract at a reported $3(K),0(K). INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Los Fitzgerald, Lauri Darna, Brendan Golden State 21 19 .525 In the 3,000-meter run, Britian’s always used against her, which is to 4 said. “Then I went to a doctor in His short shot from the left side got lead. Austin broke Navratilova’s I’ro Foulbull Angeles Laker forward Adrian Gorman and Sandy Staffer also San Diego 19 23 ,452 7 Nick Rose won in a time of 7:58.8, In by Detroit goalie Jim Rutherford and hit her backhand. ” said Austin. Boston and he diagnosed the injury San Diego — Named Joe Gibbs as Dantley, out for 14 games with knee figuring in the scoring. his second race of the night, Buerkle slid in off the skate of defenseman Sunfluy^H KcHllltS correctly and fixed it with surgery. finished second in 8:04.8 followed by an assistant coach. trouble, will work out with the team With a 2-2 won-lost record, the New Jersey 117, Phoenix 112 Reed Larson during a Sabre power Glastonbury Skaters Pro ItuHkclIiull today and be in the lineup for locals next start will be Friday at "Tonight I kept thinking, ‘What the Ed Leddy of Ireland in 8:07.6. play. Cleveland il2. Golden State hell am I doing here in this kind of New York — Traded forward Tuesday’s game in New York against Killingworth. Canada's Greg Joy captured the Indiana 112, Atlanta 97 company?’ I was scared I wouldn’t In other games, Chicago beat Defeat Midgets^ 4rS Spencer Haywood to New Orleans for the Knicks. "" high jump with a leap of 7-2. 7-2. 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evening herald, Mon.; Jan. 8. 1979 — PAGE FtFTKRw Blackjack Firing Federal Workers Birth Decline Picking Site 1$ His Game Deters Crime F.or Landfill Easier Under New Law ERIE, Pa. (UPI) - Coal-burning generating DENVER (UPI) - Delton Miller HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Corrections Com missioner John Manson- says more prisons, tougher stations produce a large — it doesn’t sound like a gambler’s WASHINGTON (UPI) - It’s amount of waste in the name. In fact, he is a plasterer by reasonable person could reach the Among the new incentives judges and stiller penalties won’t put a dent in the watch-your-step week for govern conclusion that this person is perfor nation’s growing crime problem, but the end of the post form of fly ash and sulfur trade and a blackjack player by ment employees. After Thursday, designed to encourage good work, the avocation. ming ineffectively.” new law creates a “Senior Executive World War II "Baby Boom” will. dioxide by-products that they can no longer goof off without must be deposited in But later this month, Miller will He said the intent of Carter’s Service” of high-ranking employees “Politicians, judges, law enforcement officers, social standing the risk of being fired. landfills. A subsidiary of play in the first World Championship reforms, approved by Congress last who can earn bonuses and scientists and corrections commissioners can do what The Civil Service Reform Act, General Public Utilities of Blackjack at a Las Vegas casino. year, is to make government more promotions in rank for their services they want, but the only thing around the comer that’s requested by President Carter and going to deter crime is that ‘Baby Boom’,” Manson said Corporation, which plans Miller, 61, has played blackjack for efficient and to provide “a great deal but who also can be fired for failing enacted by Congress last year, goes more management flexibility.” in a recent interview. to build a coal plant here, 40 years. He is only an occasional into effect Jan. 11. to meet expectations. !adio /hael “In 1983 or 1984, we should begin seeing a big reduction named a panel of com gambler and admits to being a poor But don't look for immediate munity leaders to help pick poker player. in crime,” he predicted. dramatic increases in the number of “Studies show people under the age of 30 commit the the landfill site. “ Blackjack is my game, and dismissals. “The use of a citizens’ maybe a little craps,” he says. bulk of all crime,” Manson explained. “In 1983 or 1984, all “I’m not sure the new law will Heaths From Cancer the children born during the ‘Baby Boom’ in the early 50’s panel to help choose a land He got through an initial field of 1,- result in more people being fired,” fill site is unique in the 350 entrants last month at a will be over 30.” Susan Newman said Alan K. Campbell, director of “Thank God, for that phenomenon,” he said. electric generating in blackjack tournament at the Sahara Imogene Coca the new Office of Personnel Manage dustry,” said John R. Hotel in Las Vegas, and on Jan. 28 he Not Always Painful This year, the Connecticut Legislature has been flooded ment and the man most responsible with anti-crime bills. There are proposals to set man Thorpe, manager of en will return with six other players for Peopletalk for seeing that federal employees do NEW YORK (UPI) - Cancer datory prison sentences for drug pushers, burglars who vironmental affairs. the final round. a day’s work for a day’s pay. “The net conclusion of the study is patients do not inevitably die in that a painful death from cancer is mug people in their homes and persons who commit “The panel of 15 com In the preliminaries. Miller won Instead, he said in an interview, it munity leadrs reviewed $1,775 in the first round, ^,125 in the agony. About one-fourth of them die not inevitable," he said in a violent crimes with guns. RECORD should encourage federal employees with no pain at all, two doctors say in telephone interview from his New There are also bills to abolish plea bargaining in the ’ results of environmental second, and $2,230 in the third. He Imogene Coca To Note to work harder in return for merit evaluations and inspected also won a trip to Hawaii and a por a recent report. Jersey home. courtroom and set strict sentencing guidelines for To */i rewards and in the knowledge their 24 26 O CHANGERS im..' available sites. The group table television set for doing so well The report notes, though, that most The doctors determined different judges. One bill would make setting a fire that kills jobs are virtually secure despite in of the patients who died of cancer someone a crime punishable by death. then met, without any elec in the second round. 50th Year in Business competence or laziness. levels of pain by computing relative tric company officials pre The only preparation he is making had “significantly higher ... daily strengths of various medications — “Those are great ideas,” Manson said, “but they won’t The party — on Jan. 15 at Regine's Only 225 of th e f e d e r a l- pain ratings and significantly fewer do too much.” HI-FI sent, and rated the relative for the finals is to deal out a few Most people go out there with the government’s 2.8 million employees ranging from aspirin to morphine — in Manhattan — ostensibly is to kick idea of losing. That’s why they do pain-free days than patients dying Manson said the problem is that in Connecticut only Importance of the various practice hands at a table each day. were dismissed “for inadequate per on a scale of one to three. environmental criteria. off the 1979 “I Love New York” cam lose.” without cancer.” The notes doctors and nurses com about 5 percent of all persons accused of crimes end up to CABINETS His only secret is not to worry. 25 33% formance ” in 1976, Campbell said. paign, but Imogene Coca will be the The study by Drs. Martin Oster and piled on the patients also were used getting punished. “If you worry about it, you’re sure The Go-Between Courts had held that a star, celebrating her 50th year in Monique Vizel, published in the to put together “pain ratings,” said “What kind of a dent can you make dealing with 5 per to lose ... Most people go out there Buddy McAtee was in love — and show business. “preponderance of evidence” was current issue of the Archives of Oster, conceding “it’s very hard to cent of the total crimes?” he said. with the idea of losing,” he said. bashful. He wanted to pop the ques necessary to support the firing of a “That’s why they do lose.” Miss Coca — star of Broadway’s Internal Medicine, was based on case measure pain.” Manson suspects the legislative session will also “On the Twenties Century” — will tion to 23-yearold Carolyn Calderon government worker under the old studies of 90 patients who died at produce the traditional call for more prisons. The finalists, all men, will dress in but he just couldn’t get his tongue in laws. He said many people seem to IO ,u % i S ’» the get a special musical tribute from New York’s Columbia-Presbyterian associate cancer with pain, which “That is kind of a thoughtless, crazy prospect,’’ he 40 tuxedos and play in the Sahara the show’s creators, Betty Comden, gear, so he turned to Indianapolis Campbell said this made it almost Hospital in the last two months of said. Hotel’s main showroom before an disc jockey Adam Smasher for help. impossible to do anything about often results in a delay in seeking job audience of 1,000 people. Each player Adolph Green and Cy Coleman, 1976. treatment. Manson admits he is "uncomfortable” with Connec The campaign in New York’s Smasher told him to be sure Miss employees who report^ to work on About a quarter of the 43 terminal ticut’s present prison population of 3,300 which almost will start the game with $500 and the Calderon was listening to Station time and who did not skip out early, Riddled with “anxiety, fear and a STEREO biggest annual tourist hunt and hosts cancer patients surveyed died general preoccupation with cancer,” fills the state’s 10 correctional facilities. man with the most money at the end WNAP at midnight Saturday. She even if they “did nothing” during the JSnder of the twohour game wilt win $50,000. for the party come right from the top “without any pain or analgesic ad such people usually engage in the “We’re hovering around 95 to 97 percent of capacity,” SPEAKERS — Gov. Hugh Carey, Kitty Carlisle was, and after a trumpet fanfare, she day. ministration,” the report concluded. to “self-defeating” tactic of waiting too he said. “But that’s not too bad, when you consider some 32 50% The runnerup will get $10,000,. heard McAtee’s voice — on tape — Now, he said, the new law allows a Herald) while No. 3 winds up with $5,000, No. Hart and Lwnard Bernstein. “To many people, the word cancer long before making an appointment states are at 200 or 300 percent of capacity.” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sailor's Tour say “Carolyn, I’m only going to ask worker to be fired if there is is equivalent to a death sentence — Manson said additional construction on the Cheshire 4 takes $3,500, No. 5 gets $3,000, and you once. Will you marry me?” “substantial evidence” of inadequate to see a doctor, the doctors said. the last two players get $2,500 apiece. Since he’s an old salt — of sorts — and a painful death sentence,” said By then, they said, a cancerous prison should be completed in two years, providing 400 843-2711 It’s a good thing she said yes. performance. Oster, an assistant professor of new beds. r So Miller is guaranteed $2,500 just himself. President Carter had no Smasher followed the transcribed “Substantial evidence,” he said, is growth that may have been easily being dealt into tbe game. If he wins, patience Sunday night for formalities medicine at Columbia University’s combated in its early stages may “We’ll be home free then in terms of bed space,” he 3 7 „ 5 0 % proposal with “The Wedding definged as that on which “ a College of Physicians and Surgeons. said. the Denver plasterer will buy a new of the reception aboard the British March.” have reached the terminal stage. CB RADIOS car — which he said he needs warship at Pointe-a-Pitre, But Manson is afraid some lawmakers will insist on INDEX Quote of the Day building new jails. anyway. Guadeloupe. N O T IC It He wanted a tour, and he got one Susan Newman, 25-year-old “ The problem is you don’t get more prisons over 1 ~ Lost and Found for nearly an hour from host, British daughter of Paul Newman, in US TV T o n ig h t night,” he said. ”It takes four or five years to build a TO # W / O 2 — Pgraonalg 7 0 % 3 — Announcemgntt Prime Minister James Callaghan. magazine on her father as a sex sym prison and you’re talking about $50,000 a cell.” 4 — Entgrtglnmgnl A reporter asked Carter — a bol: “My father is a very attractive And if Manson’s predictions of a reduction in crime 5 — Auction! DAYTIME MOVIES TO Feetival ot Faith SECURITY DEVICES graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy man with some lovely qualities, but 0 0 0 Movie "Amateur Night 1 2 :0 come true, what will the state do with the extra prison? 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Carrie Rozeile— wife O'Brien, Agnes Moorehead. 0 That's Hollywood TO Melodyland service stations would have to comply w i^ proposed A TV , 26 — Buaineaa Property up system is attached to the plant’s 0 Chico And The Man 1:30 27 — Reaort Properly pionship of Blackjack, to be played of football commissioner Pete 0 Tic Tac Dough 10:0 state environmental regulations aimed at reducing gas 26 — Real Eatete Wanted reactor vessel, she added. EVENING 69 Congressional Outlook ( S Jos Franklin O accessories ! before an audience of 1,000 spec Rozeile — will head her second an oline and kerosene vapors which add to Connecticut’s 4Lo56% MISC. ftRVICES The spokeswoman said the leak 8:00 11:0 2 :0 - Service! Offered tators in the casino of the Sahara nual celebrity fundraiser for children 6:00 GDIt'a Your First Kiss, Charlie ( S News smog problem. was discovered after the plant was Brown d 9 ) 0 0 0 News - Painting-Papering Hotel in Las Vegas. with learning disabilities Jan. 16 in The Gong Show The Department of Environmental Protection 33 — Building-Contracting shut down'Friday night for minor Qj The Brady Bunch (SCross-WHs W 2:35 34 — Roofng-Siding 0 Untouchables repairs. “The system was isolated He’s already won $7,130, a trip to New York following the Grand-Prix X 0 2 O / 2 O (3) News proposals are part of a clean air plan that must be sub TAPE 35 — Heating-Plumbing ^ J o k e r ’s Wild TO Voice Ot Faith Hawaii and a teievision set in the Masters Tennis Tournament at TO Bozo'i Big Top S Movie "The Guns Of 2:48 mitted to the federal government by July 1. They will 36 — Flooring and the leak will be repaired,” she Navarone’’ (1961) Gregory Peek, 0 Dick Van Dyke 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage Madison Square Garden ... Anne l 8 TV Community College ( S Best Of Midday affect construction firms and 3,4()0 licensed service RECORDERS said. preliminaries. He’s going now for the David Niven. British Intelligence 0 Hogan's Heroes to 38 — Service! Wantad 0 My Three Sons 20 42% Baxter has joined Phyllis Thaxter 69 DIdtCavett stations. grand prize — $50,000. S I Bonanza Is forced to send six men on an 4:13 MISC. FOR SALE The secret? Says Miller, ”if you and Larry Gates in New York for a SSZoom (R) Impossible mission. 3 hrs. - 11:0 S ) Jack Benny Len Bruckman, chief of the DEP’s air compliance unit, 40 — Household Goods 0 0 0 L i t t l e House On The 41— Aciictgajor Sale worry about it, you’re sure to lose ... revival of "The Little Foxes” which 6:30 d Rockford RIes Sunday said the plan was composed of 15 initiatives all Prairie 9 Rat Patrol TEST 42 — Buildit>g~Suppliaa - will open in Paim Beach. Fla., Jan. S ) I Love Lucy 0 69 Evening At Symphony designed to cut air pollution by 7() percent. 43 — iPata -Bird!- Ooga d 0 Polios Story 44 — MuMctl Inatruments 22 ... British pop vocalist Roddy 0 Bowling For Dollars 0 NHL Hoi^ay 0 0 0 Tonight Under the proposal, the construction industry would TO The Promisea Of Qod o % EQUIPMENT 45 — Boat! & Acceaaoriaa Llewellyn — boyfriend of Princess 6:30 0 The Rifleman have to use a water-based solvent instead of kerosene as 12 20 46 — Sporting Good! TOTOSNBCNews d The White Shadow 69 Captioned ABC News 47 — Garden Produt^a Music Contest ----Slated----- — ----- Margaret — itiuut;:,made Ilia his niiiciiuclll American 18 Over Easy a blacktop-curing agent. 48 — Antique! ( S Merv Griffin MANCHfi^TER - The Second 0 Adam-12 Philip Florkoski, senior engineer in the DEP’s air com 49 -> Wanted to Buy N Congregational Church, 649-6198, or SS To Be Announced 9 : 0 Congregational Church, 385 N. Main the church office, 649-2863.. { ^ 8 Interrupt the Year pliance division, said about 2.7 million gallons of SCIENCE RENTALS 6:55 ( D 0 A B C Movie "A Small kerosene are u s^ each year to repave state and local 52 — Room! for Rent St., announces its second annual Applications should be returned to ^ Town In Texas" (1976) Timothy 53 — Apartment! /or Rent Bottoms, Susan George. A bitter roads with asphalt. KITS 54 — Homea for Rent Young Artist Competition for to 55 — Buaineaa for Rent Herbert Chatzky, 109 Henry St., 7:00 63 70% young man returns from a prison musicians in Grades 9 through 12. Manchester, or Second Benefit Concert (3) C B S Maws Most of the kerosene escapes into the air as the asphalt 56 — Reaort Property for Rent term to reclaim his son and the dries, he said. -57 — Wanted to Rent* Auditions will be held at the church Congregational Church, 385 N. Main HARTFORD (UPI) - An es women he loved from the Radio Shack Managers are cleaning house! Huge dis - Miac. for Rent Sunday, April 8. Winners will per crooked sheriff who sent him Bruckman said reduction of petroleum vapors, about 4 St., Manchester, by March 19. timated 100 classical music lovers away. counts on scads of selected electronic items. Different AUTOMOTIVE form in an Awards Concert on Sun showed up at the state Capitol to hear million gallons of which escape into the air every year, items in different stores, but all stores are loaded with 61 — Autoefor Sale 62 — Truck! for Sale w day, April 29, and receive a cer-, English Dancing a benefit concert for restoration of could account for about a 4 percent reduction in expected budget-pleasers, many not mentioned here. It's a one- > Heavy Equipment for Sale tificate and cash award. the Old State House in Hartford. GUITAR CTBANJO pollution. week event so hurry! Sale ends 1/13/79. M 64 — Motorcyclaa-Bicycita MANCHESTER — The Gallery The plan would require service stations selling more 65 — Campera-Trailera-Mobila Eighth grade youths with excep Cellist Harry Clark, and his wife, LESSONS Homea Dancers will hold an evening of than 70,(KX) gallons of gasoline per year to install vapor 66 — Automotive Service tional qualifications may participate. pianist Sanda Schuldmann, donated Folk e Bluegrass • Popular 67 — Autoa for Reni-Laaae A jury of music teachers and per English country sociai dancing their services to the Sunday after control systems on their underground storage tanks by Friday, Jan. 12, at the Whiton Jan. 1, 1980. Smaller stations would have to comply by formers will listen to young pianists, noon concert, co-sponsored by the Ages 5 - Adults. Private Studio CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) string players, brass players, Auditorium, 100 N. Main St., at 7:30 No Musical Background Required Jan. 1, 1982. p.m. Marine Club of Hartford WRCH woodwind players, and guitarists. radio station and others. An estimated 1.3 million gallons out of 1.3 billion ■The eveht will not be held at Foot Easy Enjoyable Progress gallons of gasoline escape into the atmosphere, releasing Information and applications are Organizers said the concert raised Beginners to Professionals □ NO TICES available from Herbert Chatzky, Prints because it closed last month. smog-producing hydrocarbons, the DEP said. between $500 to $800 towards restra- Also Mandolin and Bass minister of music at Second For further information, call tion of the 1796 building. A total of Save Big on These January PtnonalM 2 Frank Van Cleef at 649-9208. $1.4 million already has been raised Free Loan Instrument Blockbuster Bargains & Many More! for the project, but an additional Panels Have Less Say WOMEN WANTED FOR $440,000 is still needed. 646^557 BobStirIm BOWLING league - 9:15 Wednesday nights. Please call Sloop Given to Seaport HARTFORD (UPI) — Three major legislative com 646-2161 after 5 p.m. mittees will have less say concerning bills which cross MYSTIC — “Breeze,” an represents a vessel typical covered with a plastic their desks this session. 80-year-old Noank sloop, of the Noank fishing fleet building at the seaport un- A rule change was pushed through recently prohibiting has been given by her of the early l ^ s . til she can be completely the Appropriations, Judiciary, and Finance, Revenue and 40-Ch. MOBILE CB owner, William H. Bab B reeze w ill be restored and put on exhibit. Bonding Committees from tampering with bills sent TRC-422 by Raaliatic’’ □ EMPLOYMENT cock Jr. of Groton, to the from other legislative panels. Mystic Seaport Museum. During past sessions, the committees made substantial C U T Reg. Help Wantad 13 The 24-foot gaff-rigged changes in some legislation and the Connecticut Citizen 119“ WANTED - Gas station atten well smack was built in NOW Action Group and Common Cause pressed lawmakers for 40” dant, full or part time. Noank in 1898 by Wayland reform. Instant Emergency Ch. 9, Highway In Mature, responsible person Morgan, one of the many YOU CAN PUCE YOUR ( The group claimed each committee should only be for third shift. References small boat builders who formation Ch. 19 give you a secure Call 871-1698. Tuesday & IVedimiby SpecioCn allowed to make changes in its own legislation. edge on winter driving! turned out highest quality ; 21-15 3 1 fishing boats known up and CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. \ Apply 91 Commerce Street, down the East Coast. BONELESS BREAST SUPER SCIENTIFIC CACbULATOR Glastonbury. PTG Company. RIB-EYE EC-4M by Radio Shack* Telephone 633-7631. 8 “Breeze” fished for SINUS SUFFERERS lobsters out of Groton OF CHICKEN STEAK good nowi for yowl ExdvUvo n*w “hard cor*” SYHA*CLEAR Docongttfont AM/FM/8-TRACK SYSTEM RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 many years, and loblol* act irulantly ond conlinvouily to drain and door all notohtlnvi covitloi. shifts. Good pay, good O n * ^ a r d coro" toblot givoi you up to 8 houn rollof from pain and proiiuro of Reg. Modulette'^-808 by Realistic $2.59 $2.79 congttHen. Allew» you to brtotho ooifly— ilopi wolory oyoi and runny noit. You 2 9 9 5 benefits and working con StivKi with Potato, Toxai Toast, and All-You-Can-Eat Salad con buy SYNA-CLEAR AT UQOttTt witheut nood for o prttcripllon. 39" ditions. Apply in TCrson, Ver Theater N SoHifocHon guorontood by mokor. Try It ledoyl non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Introductory Vernon. Schedule J $ ] 5 0 C U T 25% SAVE «60 c Offer Worth CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC - Experienced only. Top Cut out thli ad-~toke to store listed. Furchose one pack of SY NA-CIEAR 12's and 5-memory statisti A family entertainerl Listen UA Theater 1 - "King of receive one mere $YNA>CIEAI 12>Fock Free. to AM/FM stereo, pre-re wages, ^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 the Gypsies," 7:30-9:45 cal computes fac Benin "Ipke., Wethersfield, Now AvoNObleLong Acting SYNA-CLIAR Moiol fproy— 2/3 N. i torials, exponen corded tapes, or record your UA Theater 2 - "Watership (3 0 % ) more product at less cost then other brands. own at great savings I Auto- R e g . 159** Down," 7:15-9:15 LIqgtW Pharmacy, MindwOf Psriiids tials, summations, Level, Auto-Stop, mike/head- RN-LPN wanted for full or UA Theater 3-"Pinocchio more. With batts, case. 65-638 phone jacks, morel 14-945 part time on all shifts. Apply and the Small One,” 7:00-9:00 OVER 80 YEARS OE DEPENDABLE SERVICE! director of nursing. Salmon- Vernon Cine 1 - "Death on brook Convalescent Home, off the Nile” 7:00-9:30 House Street, Glastonbury. Vernon Cine 2 - "Animal Please call 633-5244. House” 7:20-9:30 643-2711 F rn re lllli on coffee, tea, and soda atlas bantlq WHEREVER Y O t^ ^ ^ O R K OR PLAY. THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOU! NURSES AIDES wanted for MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA * 24 Hour Emergency Service Most Items full time on all shifts. Apply also available at Blair House MANCHESTER — Manchaatar Parkade director of nursing. Salmon- mNCHESTER ■ WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE * Burner Sales & Service Radio Shack brook Convalescent Home, off Blair House, the presi * Clean Heating Oils MANCHESTER — Shop Rite Plaza Dealers House Street, Glastonbury. dent s guest house, fronts on Look for this Please call 633-5244. a sign in your Pennsylvania Avenue north 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 ^ E. HARTFORD — Charter Oak Mall west of the White House lieralb neighborhood. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for grounds. Call Us For Your Home Healing South Windsor. Will train. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING And Air Conditioning Needs... iXl!il!S,9,HNov =0,1.0..—. ™ City Plaza PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES Apply 9 Brookfield Street or call ^9-5918, after 12 noon. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 8. 1W»
Htip W a n M 1i WMtad ls Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wantad ADVERTISING RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST- WAITRESS MORNING RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST - ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED Machinists Part time Work evenings and HOURS - Apply Corner Soda For Vernon Law Office. Call RATES 4 Lathe Curators- Full or GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- BUSINESS & SERVICE Saturdays, thru April, in local Shop, 735 Main Street. 643-4615. DEADLINE part time. Excellent benefits. Experience wanted, but will Professional Office. Must be Id a y ...... 128 word par day train. Call Connecticut SUPERINTENDENT- Full 12:001 noon Iho day btforc Apply in person at: 1422 pleasent, personable, and SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon publkMUon. 3 days ..... lie word par day Tolland Turnpike, HNARDFACE 4 Metalizing She H erald time position for mature or 6 days ..... 10s word par day capable typist. Please send day thru Friday, 7-3:30. Diidlno lor Siturday and Manchester. LM Gill Welding Corp,, Glastonbury, 633-9474. retired person experienced in M days .. DS d a y s...... resume to: Box J, c/o Please call Personnel Depart Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Manufacturing Co.. Division CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING apartment building and 15 words $2.00 minimum Manchester Evening Herald. ment at Pioneer Parachute of BHS, Inc., or call 647-9931. BOOKKEEPER- Part time. Co. 644-1581. ground maintenance. (Sll 643- Happy A d s ...... $2.50 inch Accounts receivable. SECRETARY / Receptionist - 9674 or 643-7135.______PUEASE READ FULL TIME SALES Knowledge of computer Attractive position available PURCHASING EXPEDITER PERSON For active Mens sheets. 643-2444. DIRECTORY in Manchester Office. needed. Associate degree in MASTER'S TOUCH Y0.UR AD Wear Department. PHONE 643-2711 business management or Maintenance Service. Part 'Clabalflad a d i ara taken over Excellent typing skills, plus Experience preferred, but SEC RETA R Y Services Offered time evenings and nights. (ha phone, as a CQnvanlancq. Services Offered FORASSISTAfiCEIN PLACING YOUR AD ability to handle busy phone equivalent required. The Heiald Is rasponalbla for will traint ...... the right individual. BOOKKEEPER, Small essential. Applicant must be Moderate typing skiils Reliable, own transportation. Company benefits. Apply in business office in Vernon Premium pay for quality only one Incorrect inaertlon and MASTER'S TDUCH HOUSE CLEANING A4W PAINTING Contrac neat and enjoy working with needed. Business experience then only V the tfxe ot tfie person: D & L, Manenester needs gal Friday with light problems? General Cleaning, public. Hours: 8:45 a.m. to desired. Please call Personnel work. 644-8892 or 644-8030. original Insertion. Errorjjvhich Parkade. CLUNING CONTRACTOR tors. Quality painting and H»lp Warned 13 Halp Wanted 13 Halp Wantad 13 typing skills and bookkeeping Carpets, Floors, Walls, Smoke Department at Pioneer do not lessen the vakie of (he>. I QUALin WORKMANSHIP I paper hanging at reasonable 4:45 p.m.. Monday thru ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY - backround. Must have flexible 4 Water Damage Restora Friday. Salary commensurate Parachute Co. 644-1581. qdvertlsemem wUT not be cor LPN FOR Rockville Office and Commercial rates. Fully insured.Free NURSES AIDES - Full time, PART TIME. Do you have 2 Part insertion, soldering. 1.V personality" and enjoy dealing Satisfaction Quaranteed tion. Professional-Insured, SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS* with experience. Reply in con rected by.arT additional Inser Specialist Office, ap with people. Excellent salary Estimates. Call Wayne 649- and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Excellent Part Time work. hours a day? Work at home on Experience only - Full time. tion. Free Estimates DOMESTICARE, 643-1945. 7696. fidence. including business DISHWASHER- Part time 646-7806. proximately 17 hours per potential and benefits for the Call 644-BBS2 or 644-S030 Experienced preferred, but Will train. Call Manchester the phone servicing our and personal reference to Box we wiil train. Apply in person: customers in your spare time. nights. Apply at Tacorrai, 246 week. Send resume and right person who can assume FREE- Junk cars removed 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. JJ, c,'o Manchester Herald. Broad Street, Manchester. references to: Box M c/o responsibility and handle all ■TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain WROBEL St SON- General East Hartford Convalescent 249-7773. 649-7243, ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper Carpentry & Repairs. Home. 745 Main Street, East Manchester Herald. aspects of a small office NURSES AIDES- Full time, BABYSITTER - Reliable, C4M TREE SERVICE - Free Hanging. General Repairs. Specializing in Remodeling, Hartford. BUILDING AND GROUND WAITRESSES- Part time operation. Call 875-3346 for ap estimates, discount senior NEED YOUR SNOW all shifts. Experience loving person to care for 17- nights. Apply at Tacorrai, 246 A TOP MOTORCYLCE pointment. Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. Rec Rooms, Repairing of preferred, but training will be maintenance. Applicant must citizens. Company REMOVED this winter? Call Porches, Concrete and montn old in our Manchester Broad Street, Manchester. MECHANIC NEEDED- Top 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or SEWING MACHINE given. Apply in person: East have light experience in all home. Monday thru Manchester-owned and TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain Chimney Repairs. No job too Operators and miscellaneous construction trade. Lawn wages, fringe benefits, NURSES AIDE - Full or part operated. Call 646-1327. 643-4704 talk to Tom. Hartford Convalescent Home, Wednesday, 7:30 to 4 p.m. VETERINARIAN KENNEL vecations and bonuses! Apply time. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel ting, Papering, General small. Discount workers needed. Must have 745 Main Street. East Hart work, snow removal and Repairs, Call Paul evenings Citizens. 649-2403. references and transportation ASSISTANT- Mornings. Lif in person: Cycle World, 3000 Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. UNSAFE CEILINGS??? Will some high school education. ford. cleaning duties also required. required. 646-6668. REWEAVING burn holes. 643-8303. Must be able to read and Send resume with references ting required. Reply to Box L. Main Street, Glastonbury. 649-4519. repair or replace, smooth or c/o Manchester Herald. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PANELING St CEILINGS speak English, nd provide own SECRETARY - Part time and salary requirements to BOYS & GIRLS Window shades. Venetian texture finish. Call now to in Building Contracting INSTALLED- Also General transportation. No experience DEALERS WANTED: blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. spect or correct. 643-5703. mornings, Vernon Circle area. J.R. Thrall, 151 Vernon Amazing new TRACTION PART TIME SECRETARY / Repair Work. Call Dave, after necessary. Piease Chli Per Typing, and machine Street, Manchester, Connec AIDS gels car unstuck from Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- WES ROBBINS carpentry 4 pm, 644-8362, sonnel Department at Honeer ticut 06040. BfJOKKEEPER- Good typing 5221. PERSONAL Paperhanging transcription a must. Send snow, ice. Definite hot i'em! skills. No shorthand. Work After School remodeling specialist. Aef- Parachute Company, 644-181. resume to Box AA c o For particular people, by ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Party planners, door-to-door. Bookkeeping experience Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. Private Instructions ManchesterHerald. BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 SIX WHEEL DRIVE, 71 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, built-ins, bathrooms, Roollng-Sldng-Chlmney 34 day week. Call 871-9976, needed. 20 hour week. Flexi TYPIST attics, garages, yards TRUCK MECHANIC with kitchens, 649-3446. Moraine St., Jamaica Plain, ble hours. Manchester area. SNOWPLOWING - Parking REMEDIAL READING and qualified experience in PART TIME- No nights. No between 10.00 a m. and 6:00 MA. 02130. 1-617-825-6700. cleaned, moving, BIDWELL HOME Improve math; individualized work p.m. Call Juanita, between 9 a.m. Experienced In newspaper ad trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn lots and driveways. Also general truck repairs. Com weekends. Long holidays. July and I p.m., at 643-2701. 1. Over 12 yrs. of age CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. ment Co. Expert installation program, (lst-8th grade) .by and August off Many retired service. No job too big or Chain Saw Work, Trees Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. ot aluminum siding gutters mands top wages. $280 a MANCHESTER CENTURY composition. Knowledge ot AKI Cleared. Manchester / Bolton master's degree teacher. 56S- week. Must have own tools. gentlemen and housewives PARAGON TOOL CO.. INC, 21 AGENCY Seeks to add full small. 568-8322. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. and trim. Roofing installation 8075. enjoy driving school buses. Has immediate openings for MACHINIST- Bridgeport Area. Free Estimates. 643- All company benefits. For Ap time Licensed "Friendly Lathe. 45 hours, 4 1/2 days. Ail Keyboards and Photon Typesetters 8364. and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2323. pointment call 688-2233. WHY NOT YOU? We will All Around Machinists, l^ th e COMPLETE CARPET 4 Tile TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY RIDING LESSONS indoor Operator, and Bridgeport Neighborhood Professionals'' benefits, including uniforms. helpful. installation and repairs. Free REFRIGERATORS train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or to its Sales Force. High New Trend Machine 2. Neat Carpentry and general con SPECIALIZING cleaning and riding ring. Western stock snow plowing available- Washers / ranges, used, DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Manchester. 643-2414. Operators. Liberal overtime exposure downtown location. estimates. Call 646-3745, after tracting. Residential and repairing chimneys, roof, new seat, saddle seat and hunt and fringe benefits. Apply at: Products, 237 Oak Street, Good benefit package. 5-day 5 p.m. Driveways, Parking Lots. guaranteed and clean. New BUSES WANTED- We will Call Mrs. Williard or Mrs. Glastonbury, 633-6437. commercial. Whether it be a roofs. Free estimates. 30 seat. All levels 228-9817. STORE CLERK- Responsible 121 Adams Street, week. Dependable. Call Tim at 649- small repair job, a custom years Experience. Howley, shipment damaged, G.E St train you. Part time. Jackston for confidential in 4952. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Housewives and retirees person needed to assume Manchester. 647-9935. terview. 646-1316. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. built home or anything in 643-5361. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. NURSES AIDES- Full time, Fircplaces.concrete. Chimney B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main preferred. Manchester area. many duties in the operation all shifts. Experience Willing to work hard between, call 646-1379. Former faculty New York BOOKKEEPER- Full charge I repairs. No job too small INCOME TAX Preparation- Street, 643-2171. of a 7-Eleven Food Store. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 643-2373. CLERICAL POSITION- Light Preferred, but training will be Call Sheldon Cohen Experienced. At your home. Music and Art High School, Ground level position that can thru Trial Balance: Quarterly Save! Call 644-8356 for es NEWTON SMITH- siding or gutter for low dis Professional Singer/Pianist. typing, 8 a m .-10 a.m ., given. Apply in person: East timates. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3219 or WVE SEAT - Like new condi SUPERINTENDENT- PART lead to assistant manager or Taxes. Benefits, and salary Monday-Friday. Manchester for appointment Remodeling, Repairs, and count price. Call Ken at 647- 6448597. negotiable. Call 643-2444. Hartford Convalescent Home, 525-8263. tion, orange background with TIME. One bedroom apart manager by pe formance. resident preferred. $3.00 hour. 745 Main Street, East Hart Rec-Rooms. No job to small. 1566. 643- 2711 - E x t . 51 QUALITY CARPENTRY By 649-3144. white floral print. Call after 4 ment available. On site Benefits include insurance Call 646-5762 for interview. ford. I. Able to work 3 hrs. af GUITAR BANJO, mandolin, p.m., 646-1168. superintendent, downtown credit union, and profit Equal Opportunity Employar M/F Harp Construction. Additions, WATERPROOFING- Founda Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - roofin, siding decks and gar tion cracks, hatchways, tile Manchester. Excellent for sharing. Second and third To work for one of New HIGH SCHOOL Sophomore / PART TIME DATA ENTRY- CARPENTRY & Masonry - Healing-Plumbing 35 Grass, Popular. Ages 5-adults. shift, full time. Apply in per a c o m o a iw tfionocoeus ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. lines, sump pumps, window ADDITIONS AND FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom semi retired individual. England's most progressive Junior Girls- For part time Basic Four Computer. w ells, w alls, 30 Y ears Beginners^professionals. Set. Excellent condition. Requires several hours per son at: Route 30. Tolland, Q. ana unique Construction Com REMODELING. Free es Eay: enjoyable progress, waitress work, after school Manchester firm is looking ter school CARPET INSTALLATION - Experience, 643-4953,242-5915. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Queen-size bed, triple dresser, An Equal Opportunity timates. Call Anthony week, general maintenance panies. Excellent salaryiry plus and Saturdays. Apply in per for mature, dependable per cleaned with electric cutters, FREE loan instrument. 646- dresser with shelved mirror, work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. Employer. fringe benefits, MUST I Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, Squillacote 649-0811. 6557, ' HAVE son, Brass Key Restaurant. son, Monday-Friday, 4-7 p.m. steam Cleaning. Free es BABYSITTING JOB Wanted by professionals. McKinney night stand. 4 years old. $800. KNOWLEDGE of Telephone 646-2260. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com 568-0935. SHORT ORDER COOK- timates, Call 649-6265. for afternoons or evenings. CARPENTR - Repairs, MATURE ADULT for house STENOGRAPHY and EXPERIENCED OIL 568-6696. pany, 643-5308. PIANO, ORGAN, VOICE in Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 BOOKKEEPING. Must be FORM remodeling, additions, gar structions. Morning, after cleaning. Must have own BURNER SERVICE MAN- CLERK/TYPIST- With ap EXPERT PAINTING and **•••••••••••••••••••••••• 30” ELECTRIC Frigidaire transportation. 2 days per Spencer Street, Manchester. very efficient in both. Send Call 643-5135. titude for figuring and good ages, roofing. Call David noon, evening lessons. AH Ambitious boys & girls LANDSCAPING Specializing Painting-Papering 32 Patria, 644-1796. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Stove. Immaculate. $100. week. References required. resume Box G. c/o telephone manners. East repairs, plugged drains, ages. Werner Studios, Color: White. Call 643-9317 WAITRESSES WANTED- For Manchester Herald. in Exterior House Painting, Members of Connecticut State Write Herald Box GG. BOOKKEEPER to take com Hartford location. Call 289- Call 643-2718 Tree pruning, spraying, PAIN'TING - Interior and kitchen faucets replaced, after 5 p.m. evening shift. Call 649-7563. plete charge in fast growing 5489 for interview. FOR AFTER HOURS HERALD LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - repaired, rec rooms, Music Teachers Association. 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, mowing, weeding. Calf 742- exterior, paperhanging, New homes custom built 643-7815. ASSEMBLERS and COIL VVillimantic retail store. Ac 7947, excellent work references. bathroom remodeling, heat LIVING, DINING, Manchester. WINDERS - Must have finger can earn over and DOLLAR SAVER ADS remodeled, additions, rec counts receivable - payable, BOOKKEEPER- General ac modernization, etc. Free I’roliale .Notice Free estimates. Fully in rooms, garage, kitchens BEDROO M , St PA TIO dexterity and be capable of billing, payroll and related counting duties. Posting to Estimate gladly given. M & N Schools-Classes 19 FURNITURE. Also console Court o[ Probate District ot BUS DRIVERS - will train if WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM SNOW-PLOWING- Available sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeled,bath tile, cement Manchester fine work. Will train, hours duties. &nd resume to P.O. General Ledger. One year 4431. Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. color TV, end tables and n e c e s s a ry . A pply 90 all winter, night or day, work, steps, dormers, FOR THE BEST - Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING 7:30 to 4 pm. Apply Able Coil Box 541, Willimantic Ct. 06226. business school or prior BEFORE CAIUNG IN. SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. lamps. Call 643-8900. EST.ATE OF MARY A. MURPHY, Brookfield Street, South Wind & Electronics, HowaHoward Road, experience. Suburban loca *30.00 per week. residential or commercial. MANCHESTER PLUMBING Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 deceased Phoiw sd s lor Tho H orikl will not bo occoplod H namo and ad Don't wait til it snows! Cali QUALITY PAINTING and Call 649-4291. sor. Call 289-5918. Bolton. WAREHOUSE Supervisor- tion. Fringe benefits. Free St HEATING - Repairs. pupils per teacher. FREE in WE BUY AND SELL used fur Pursuant to an order of Hon William draaa ara not givan. 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. Paper Hanging by Willis troductory lesson with this ad. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated January}. Manager and supervise the parking. EOE,, fM/F. Call 522- Schultz. Fully insured Remodeling. Pumps repaired niture. One piece or entire 1979 a hearing will be held on an WAITRESS is WORD MINIMUM ON ALL AD* FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. - Mornings. Apply 110,000 square foot warehouse 8211, Ext. 214, for interview. SNOW-PLOWING- Residen references. 649-4343. / replaced. Free estimates. household. Cash on the line. application praying for authority to in person only. La• Strada - 'iW est operations. Minimum 5 years RATES: Boiad on (tntacuHve doyt od U run. - Remodeling and Additions. Electric drain-snaking. 24- sell certain real estate as in said NOTICE tial and Commercial. Depen Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Furniture Bam. 646-»B85. application on file more fully appears, Restaurant, 471 Hartford experience in handling and ($2.00 MIN. CHARQE) dable. Reasonable. Call 649- J.P. lewis 9 son interior and hour service. 646-0237. n REAL ESTATE at the Court of Probate on January 16. Road, Manchester. Anytime. ears experience! For Free The Town of Bolton is seeking storage of large industrial 2098, or 646-3824. Exterior paintin, paper E: NEW FRIGIDAIRE FROST 1979 at 2 00 P.M. machinery and equipment. Estimates, call 646-4239. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Madeline B Ziebarth. Cteric bids for Emergency Plowing 1 to 2 0*1$ ...... 12' per woH (Mr diy hanging, remodeling, carpen FREE REFRIGERATOR- 7-1 AVON - To Buy or Sell. Skills should include loading, MULTI* 3 to 5 Diy$...... 11* permnl per diy try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Homes For Sale 23 New Hotpoint Electric Stove, of designated private roads. Manchester, Bolton, Coven CALL GENERAL CARPENTRY, unloading and movement of Why Not Order both Avacado, and mint condi Contact the Selectmen's Of try, Andover. Call Collect, machinery; setting in place PERSONNEL 6 Dan to 25 Hey- ...... 10' per mrd per 5iy Repairs, Remodeling, PLUM BING- 25 Y e a rs' 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPF- 2 SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Garages, Additions, Porches, tion. Priced right! Call 64^ fice 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M., 649- 822-8083. and display; supervision of Ernployment service in the fields 26 Days...... 9* per word per diy Your Happy Ad Experience! Call Tom to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. 0123, after 6 p.m. Professional work at no extra Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. Dawkins at 649-7630. “Dif 8743 for further information. personnel; inventory control; of Gencal, Secretarial, Technical, Today! cost. Call 646-5424. Walk in basement. L E G A L HOUSEKEEPER - Full time. Engineering, Accounting, Sales, Call Mr, Moran 643-2629. ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." Bolton Board of and record keeping. Excellent Data Processing, Etc. Conveniently located to shop NOTICE Selectmen Excellent benefits. Apply at benefits with our rapid growth EVTRA M running In The Herald ping center, $47,900. No □MISC. FOR SALE Meadows Convalescent company for experienced, ALL FEES PAID 643-2711 agents. 646-4877, NOTICE OF 222 Bolton Center Rd., E A I n n can run In Dollar Saver for Bolton, Conn. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, responsible individual. 457 CENTER STREET DISSOLUTION OF Manchester. BONUS '2-00 for 18 words, 10< Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 9-1 Qualified applicants call Dick 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal Articles lor Sale 41 THE PORTLAND Sheehan, 289-1588, or send MMCiESTER, CONN. B u n u « each additional word. dining room, large eat-in STORES, INC. OIL BURNER Serviceman - resume to; Industronics, Inc., Ask for Mike PART TIME BABYSITTER- WHY DRIVE to Hartford? We CLERICAL ASSISTANT kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated ALUMINUM Sheets used as 643-7700 are presently taking MEDICAL SECRETARY- NOTICE is hereby given, No. 2 oil, residential and small 489 Sullivan Avenue, South P ItiM com pltl* IntoriTMtIan block as givtn bolow, Ihon raid H In Light housekeeping. 2 bright, (Alcohol Recovery Unit) $130 Experienced and References porch, 2 car garage, with printing plates, .007 thick pursuant to General Statutes commercial, prefer licensed Windsor. affectionate boys, ages 5 and applications for a mature in Pee paid. Maturity chimney for wood stove, 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for III ontlroly ovor phono, or M nd ttili form (long with proptr dividual to work in a Sales Of desirable. Call 646-6323. of Connecticut, that THE LEGAL man. would consider limited •mount to M anch^tir Evining Hortkl, Bralnird Plaeo. seek mature and loving paramount. Front desk. Greet private lot. $56,900. Group 1, $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be experience. All benefits app adult to care for them. After fice. A pleasant phone per visitors, busy telephone. Philbrick Agency 646-4200. picked up before 11 a PORTLAND STORES, INC., sonality, and a good math ap- COLLECTIONS- Experience NOTICE ly. Call 649-2871. STAIT lU O IN O H in noons and school vacations. Typing required. Hartford is a help but not a necessity. ONLY. a Connecticut corporation Own transportation. 646-0261. titutitude, d e , aare r e eessential. s s e n tia l, location sA o m' MnnHav MANCHESTER- Just Listed, having its principal place of In accordance with Section V E im N Join our modern, progressive 9-19b of the Elections Laws, DENTAL- MEDICAL Mf Nomt IS. _ f/'nge benefits. Call Friday. Free ^p^rking cili Lovely oversized Cape. Fully Tvuz ouO AMP Rectifiers - business in Manchester, 633-9495 for appointment agency. Pleasant working ASSISTANT WANTED- Part MCC STUDENTS or Young Wilson Agency Hartford. 246- dormered. 3 bedroom, family Good condition.Good for Connecticut, has been dis Rev. of 1977, notice is hereby My AMrtN IS. Quality Name Plate, Inc., conditions, competitive salary given that the Registrars of to full time, in Oral Surgery NEW YEAR WANT Man, with car, need part time 8541. and benefits plan are room, fireplaced living room, plating, or welding. Call MS- solved by a resolution of its .. My N«. I* - job. Call Cott Beverages East Glastonbury. formal dining room. Prime MSS from noon til 6:00 p.m. Voters will accept Office. Must have experience. ROCM nLLE $6.25 OR IVIUHE pe; featured. For appointment. Board of Directors and Send resume to: Box K, c/o between 8 - 10 am. 249-5691. residential area, $72,500. Cen applications for admission as AD TO RUN IN HERALD □ $ SAVER □ BOTH □ Part or full time. For infor Call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. Stockholders, effective as of Manchester Herald. AD SPECIAL TYPIST- Part time days, Capitol City Adjustment tury 21, Jackston/Avante, 646- MOLDED FORMICA top and an elector at the following mation call 233-7616 after 6 D ecem ber 14, 1978. All CMRIERS Kr» aUnf Dni______ETARTIND DATE flexible hours approximately 1316. paneled bar with two shelves locations: pm. Bureau. cred-iors, if any, are warned 10-20 hours per week and four stools. $175. 646^028. Marshalls, Inc, NOW HIRING Transcribing, filing, light of COLUMBIA- Large 6 Room to present their claims to NEEDED Full time, waiters, BOOKKEEPER - To $175. A VENDING ROUTE- Own Manchester Parkade LEGAL fice work. Must be depen and operate your own routes. Ranch. Fireplace. Low taxes. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer LaBELLE, ROTHENBERG, waitresses. Part time bus dable. Send resume to Box Fee paid, Manchester office Excellent shape. Lake $150. Outboard motor 40 horse WOODHOUSE AND Saturday, Jan. 13, 1979 P / M sa Call seeks experience bookkeeper 4-10 hours weekly. Complete Saturday, Jan. 20, 1979 NOTICE boys, hostesses, night dis HH, c/o Manchester Herald. company training and location privileges. Act fast. $45,906. Evinrude $250. Mobilehome RUBINOW, P.C., Attorneys NOTICE OF MARION hwashers, night kitchen to run one gal office. Regular Possible CHFA. Lessenger 45x10 with furniture in cam- 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM hours and benefits. Call at setup. Cash investment at Law, 843 Main Street, DISSOLUTION AND 87S-S 854 workers, bartender. Will needed. PLAN I $2,680.00, Sells, 646-8713. ^ i^ ground $4,000, Call 525- Manchester, Connecticut, on Signed, once Multi-Personnel, 457 NOTICE TO train. Apply between 9 and Center Street, Manchester, PLAN II $4,980.00, PLAN III or before April 1, 1979 or Herbert J. Stevenson, 6. No phone calls please. $9,710.00, Plan IV $14,190,00. BOLTON- Executive 9 Room CREDITORS OF CARRIER NEEDED Ct. 643-7706. Cape. 2300 square feet. 2 1/2 FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink thereafter be barred as by Registrar M.A.P. INC. OF I LINES Equal Opportunity Call Toll Free. 1-800-237-2806 statute provided. ASSISTANT or 1-800-237-0704, Sunday 10 baths. 2 car garage. Acre with Coat, excellent condition. Size Frederick E. Peck, MANCHESTER, D/B/A LIBRARY CLERK a J Employer M/F. ASSEMBLERS, view. $89,000. Lessenger Sells. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Dated at Manchester, Registrar RED LOBSTER ELECTRONIC CABLE and am-6 pm, Monday-Wednesday MANCHESTER AUTO (20 Words) 9 am-8 pm. 646-8713. Connecticut, this 20th day of Paul Phillips, Rockville High School. Experience Plac* your ad by noon and It runt the next day. RESTAURANT HARNESS MAKERS. Apply LIKE NEW- Infants Screen in PARTS jreferred. Deadline for December, 1978. Deputy Registrar Regular houra office phone la 643-2711 S32 SILVER LANE Lance International, 199 COVENTRY - Two family Travel Bed on wheels, $10. In Notice is hereby given that ap p licatio n s 15 Ja n u a ry 1979 Parkade Stores MATURE RETAIL SALES THE PORTLAND EAST HARTFORD Forest Street, Manchester, 4&4. Excellent income, and Robert Von Deck, M.A.P, INC. OF Inquire William Layng, Director CLERK- for Manchester fants Wicker Dressing Table, shape! Won't last long at STORES, INC. Deputy Registrar MANCHESTER, D/B/A Library Services. Vernon Public FOR Jewelry store. Selling $18. Infants clothing. Call 659- By LaBelle, Rothenberg, School. 203-872-7391. Equal Oppor- PA RT TIM E $29,900! Call for appointment. 0718 anytime. Assistant Registrars MANCHESTER AUTO RECEPTIONIST - for down experience preferred, full Woodhouse and Rubinow, Margaret L. Lucas unity; Affirmative Action time, 5 day week, Tuesday Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. PARTS, a Connecticut cor Employer Call 647-9946 or town Hartford dental office, NATURAL GAS HEATER- P.C. Its Attorneys Carole B. McCarthy poration having its principal half day, mornings 4-5 days thru Saturday. This is not a 118-12 4-1 temporary position. Apply 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH 30,000 BTUs. $50.00. Call 646- office at Manchester. Connec per week. Pleasant working GARAGE- Furnished, Oil 6771. When in need of a Service or Product 647-9947 conditions. Call 525-3868 , 9:30 Shoor Jewelry. 917 Main ticut. has been dissolved by Street. heat, large private back yard. Resolution of its Directors to 4:00. Fireplace. Bolton Lake. CHINA LAVATORY- Crane LEGAL NOTICE and Shareholders dated Owner, $41,500. 742-8020. 20x18 with faucet. Excellent December 15. 1978 and effec EXPERIENCED condition. $25.00. Call 568- The third quarterly installment of taxes on the 1 Oct. 77 Grand Lols-Land For Sale 24 6867. List is due and payable 1 Jan. 79, Also the Supplemental Motor tive December 31,1978. A Cer tificate of Dissolution has TOOLMAKERS TOOLMAKERS Vehicle bill is due and payable in full. All payments made after DAYS CALL A PROFESSIONAL 99LLAR SAVER BOLTON- One acre boarding SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 1 Feb. 79 are subject to a late charge of 1% per month on the been filed with the Office of SECOND s u n DK MAKERS brook. $16,000. Columbia, 12 per cord, 2 cords $120, Red the Secretary of State as late installment, from the due date, or a minimum of $2.00 Requires minimum four acres. $13,000, 17 acres $34,- oak. Cut, split and delivered. required by law. CARRIERS NEECEC PREIKSION MAIMMSTS 500, 81 acres $55,900. Others! Call 871-0779. PaymenU may be made by mail or at the Town Office y e a rs e x p e rie n c e in (To put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711) IMPROVE YOUR LOT Lessenger Sells, 646-8711 Building which is open Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The All creditors, if any, are toolroom on engine lathes, FOR hereby warned to present O n e day a week • No collactlng IN 79 FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Tax Collector is also in the office Monday and Friday evenings, milling machines, grinders Wa hava aavaral opaninga lor Seasoned hardwood. Call 642- 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. their claims to Cohen, plus good knowledge of • Thomas, Falknor, O’Leary area HIgNy tklllad MachlnMa lo work 7033. Sylvester & Mucci, Esqs., 315 on plaatic InJaeUan inoMa. HIQH Cynthia Clark shop math. Experience on • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber RATE* TO START AND Tax Collector Main Street, Derby, Connec jig borers, boring mills, MEN'S HAIR STYLIMO SURGICAL SUPPLIES' OVERTIME. RlstUe, la Uw laalaat CARRIER NEEDED FIREWOOD for sale. ticut, 06418 on or before April area Town of Andover, Connecticut vertical turret lathes as PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED araa ol Manufacturing and Hardwood. Cut, split and 30, 1979. All claim s not .^Haiwtyling Ighaal paying, moal 107-12 well as contour turning, MEDCO • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area n raoaaalon-prool araa In lha delivered. $75 cor. M9-5683, presented within said time SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. MACHINE IH O P TRADE. WhM EDM and CNC is dollars ara you walling for? Parkade SEASONED FIREWOOD for will be barred pursuant to ^ M • HTa/kan WIml Ch§ln • desirable. Clean, bright, 643-2711 I Men CALL BOB COOKE 54M47t Section 33-379 Subsection (d) •CommodM Sale- $70 cord. Cut split and air-conditioned shop. • Surptea/ Support* A Braeaa bMwaan • AM and 4 PM TOWN OF MANCHESTER of the Connecticut General delivered. Please call 742- Night 643-2718 • JoAar Cuifom Support* Apartments 6338, or 742-5261. Statutes as amended. Excellent starting salary 457 Main 81. •a. ^o«na A 0fai ir e c to r y . m r. HMI7I Dated at Derby, Connec-, and company-paid MI8C. FOR SALE Manchattar 647*1167 Registered Nurses PROTOTYK MB PUSTK LEGAL NOTICE benefits. 40 — Houaehold Qoodi 8 HP BOLENS LAWN ticut, this 15th day of 41 — Artlclet for Sale RESTAURANT AUTD SERVICE CHIMNEY CLEANIMB MOUI CONPMY December, 1978. 42 — Building Suppilea •MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD FULL & PART TIME NIGHTS 28 Liurtl Road Call 647-9946 TRACTOR- with 42” Snow The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Please call B. Rodgers at 43 — Pata-Birdt-D^t I P.O. BOX 581 Blower, 42” Mowing D ^k. M.A.P. Inc. of 44 — Livettock W* ollm ln*!* U»a ri*k NO SHIFT ROTATION Rocky HIM, ConnBCtlcut Monday. January 22, 1979, starting at 7:00 P.M,, in the 727-7110 for an appoint I MANCHESTER, CONN. 08040 MAPLE M@bil or 647-9947 Excellent running condition! Manchester, D/B/A CLASSIFIED INDEX: 46 — Boats & Accettoriet CARRY NATIONS of ehlmnof tin* Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, ment. 46 -> Sporting Qooda ! Super Service, Inc. without m*klng Recently rebuilt. Asking $6M. Manchester Auto Parts 47 — Oardan Producta R43-130S * masa... We have several openings for Registered Nurses Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following 48 — Antiques D iar Sira: QAt • OIL • LUBRICATION • After 4:30, 643-6003. By: J.H. Sylve.ster 40 — Wanted to Buy who have recent experience In either an petitions: UNTED TECHNOLOOES Plaaaa run lha following ad for 4 days at the sDecial FINE LUNCHES ACCEBBORIBB NOTICES RENTALS TIRES AND BATTERIES For: Cohen, REAL ESTATE monay-aaving rata ol *4.001 Corner of Canter t Main St Aztec EXTENDED CARE FACILITY or a HOSPITAL. CERAMIC GREENWARE & Item 1 No. 654 RESEARCfl CENTER ^ — Lott and Pound 52 — Rooms for Rant Sylvester & Micci 2 — Ptrtontlt 23 — Homee for Sale 63 — Apartmanta tor We would also like to Interview "New Graduates" PAINTS by ‘‘Reward St Em I Hartford, Conn. 3 — AnnouncemtntR 24 — Lota-Lcnd for Sale Rent □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED Chimney BOOKKEEPERS Ceramicchrome." Everything Auction by Cameron — Variance is requested of Article II, Its Attorneys 25 — Invettment Property for present or future openings. A n Equal Opporiuntty 4 — Enttrtalnmtni 84 — Homat tor Rant Section 6.01 and Article II. Section 4,01 to permit club to be 119-12 5 — Auctions 26 — Butinett Property 56 — Butinaaa for Rant Sweepi A year round, part time position, performing Must Go, 1/2 Price!! Call 27 -• Reeort Property 88 — Resort Property siDiiea, STORM w in do w s, doorr, rw nihqr a ttu u m a We offer excellent wages and benefits and an op Marty at 643-0304, after 4:00 FINANCIAL 28 — Real Eitata Wanted General Bookkeeping Duties. Work approximate used for a business use in a residential zone (an auction on a for Rent (1) (» Ol (*) (i| TaaSingari portunity to utilize your professional nursing p.m. non-scheduled basis! - 138 Main Street and 35V Joseph a — BondR • Stock! • 57 — Wanted to Rent ly IS hours per week, to Include Friday and Satur MortgagM 86 — MItc. for Rent Kma M a knowledge and skills In a progressive and friendly Street — Residence Zone C and Residence Zone A. GO WITH THE WINNER g — Pertontl Loam MI8C. SERVICES to — Inauranca 30 - Travel AUTOMOTIVE 371 M K N n. day. 61 — Aulot tor Sale (6 (7) (•) (•) (10) community Hospital, Item 2 No. 655 EMPLOYMENT 31 — Servicet Offered 32 — Painting-Pepering 82 — Trucks for Silt MMOCSia ' V i t3 — Help Wanted 83 — Heavy Equipment For further Information and to arrange for a per Prior Bookkeeping Experience Preferred. MANCHESTER t4 — Buiineaa B uild in g- Lloyd G. Gustafson — Variance is requested of Article II, Contracting for Sele sonal Interview please contact the Personnel Applicants must be mature, work well with Opportunlilea 84 — Motorcyclet BILL TUNSKY 643-0130