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Mortgages Highlight Heritage Year Rhodesia Votes Black Rule

Mortgages Highlight Heritage Year Rhodesia Votes Black Rule

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PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 30. 1979

Vote on Ethics Delayed FBI Asked to Probe Scholastic Basketball: After Committee Scrap Home Wood Heating Mortgages Highlight Heritage Year Cross Burning Case East Wins, MHS Loses Can Prove Time Bomb Page 2 Page 6 Page 11 Page 26 Local Mortgages m

Double New Mortgages Offered ivJo . „ ^ Assets approach $100 million O J Cloudy Today Mortgages issued in the locally, according to Hale, Seminars Aid Introduction m Highs in the 30s local area more than "because we are a local, doubled the amount issued mutually owned bank, 1979 was the Year of the go to 40 years. tion is escalating the price specialists, savings and Oftallt on paga 2 in the previous year at founded precisely to Mortgage at Heritage Ironically, the longer of his house faster than his loans watch the mortgage Heritage Savings. finance the homes of the Savings. term does not mean that ability to save the down market carefully. Of the President William H. people of our community." The year saw the in­ the borrower will payment. “It’s sad. We see three kinds of banks in Hale reported at the Total mortgages issued troduction of graduated necessarily pay more in­ people come in with $5,000 Connecticut, savings and Two Executed association's annual Eu0ittn0 MrraIJi were $24,937,017. payment loans, extended terest over the life of the to put down, but they need loans are most heavily MOSCOW (UPI) — The official I meeting that the local .Assets approach terms to 40 years, and low loan according to Hale. $7,000. By the time they committed to mortgage mortgages issued in lS78 interest CHFA loans. “We Soviet news agency Tass reported $100 million “Most loans never go to come back with $7,000, the lending with the equivalent today Stepan Zatikyan, an Arme­ totaled $20,535,000, - 104% decided to make a frontal Total resources of the maturity so it’s academic price of the house is up and of 98% of deposits invested nian dissident, and two other peo­ more than in 1977. In 1977 assault on the problem of association at vear-end whether the loan is for 25 they need $9,000. It’s a in mortgage loans. “Since ple were executed for exploding a Heritage savers deposited escalating home costs’’ were $97,882,938, a 21% in­ years or 40.” vicious cycle”. we're specialists, we have bomb in the Moscow subway in more money than local said William H. Hale, CHFA On the other hand, if a a special responsibility to Rhodesia Votes Black Rule crease over the previous January 1977. The first official borrowers needed, so the President. Hale’s strategy borrower could just get see that our mortgage in­ money was invested in year, and two and a half was to find ways to lower Connecticut Housing confirmation of the report had | SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) — A Finance Authority (CHFA) into a home, it would prove struments are up to date been given to Western reporters 6.7 million people are white. “Whether we liked it or not we had loans outside the area. In times the assets of 5 years the borrowers’ monthly sweeping mandate from Rhodesia’s good faith and that, “I hope the U.S. said RAP President Ina Bursey. loans afforded a saving for the best hedge against in­ and provide the maximum Election officials said 42,694 votes to get on and settle our problem,” he 1978. demand was so great ago. The year-end figures payments thereby letting by Nobel laureate and dissident white voters today gave Prime and Britain will match us.” borrowers by offering a flation going. In recent number of people with the were cast for the constitution, 6,903 said. that Heritage doubled its represent a continuation of them afford the increased leader Andrei Sakharov on Mon­ Minister Ian Smith the popular sup­ "The two main groups that cam­ Alliance leader Owen Parvess at­ special interest rate below years the average home opportunity to own their day. against and 575 ballots were voided. investment in the local the record of growth that cost of housing. port he needs to steer his country — In an election night news con­ paigned against the new constitution tributed the high yes vote to the has put Heritage near the the market. CHFA, a state has been increasing in home” , says Hale. Tass described Zatikyan as a They predicted the overall turnout area. Graduated payment reluctantly - toward black majority ference Tuesday, the prime minister — the right-wing Rhodesian Action political popularity of Smith, who has top of the list of the state's agency, borrows in the value at about 11 percent a “ very dangerous repeat rule. among the 90,000 voters would reach never lost an election in his 17-year Heritage prefers to lend loans start out with a low 70 percent. said he hoped the outcome would lead and the liberal-conservative Save savings and loans in terms bond market and makes year — well ahead of the I criminal ” and said he and two ac­ With the bulk of Rhodesia’s 50 to the lifting of international sanc­ political career. monthly payment which national rate of inflation. Seminars Smith, who once predicted blacks Our Nation Alliance — announced rises with the borrower’s the proceeds available for complices were tried in open Voting districts counted, more than tions and end the guerrilla war that William H. Hale, President “Face it; the basic court by the criminal branch of would not rule in Rhodesia for 1,000 they planned to disband their The approval opened the way for income for the first five mortgage loans through To educate realtors and 85 percent of the ballots cast Tuesday has belabored Rhodesia for the past mortgage instrument the Supreme Court. Tass did not years, hailed the outcome as a vic­ organizations as a result of the the constitution to be passed into law $24,937,017. years and then remains banks like Heritage others connected with real were in favor of a draft constitution six years. voting. Savings. Borrowers and hasn’t changed in almost 50 name the two accomplices nor the tory for common sense that reflected by Parliament when it meets early constant for the duration of estate. Heritage Savings that envisions the nation’s first one- the realities of this war-weary coun­ of asset growth. office. properties meeting the years and it wasn’t charges they faced, nor did it say He said the decision of the white '"The Rhodesian people have sold next week. A general election to hand the loan. Another ap­ produced two seminars man, one-vote election within 90 try, led by whites for the past 90 voters to relinquish power to the President William Hale requirements get the ad­ designed to work in the when the bombing trial took place days. Only 3 percent of Rhodesia’s their souls to the devil and deserve to over power to the majority blacks Is told the annual meeting, proach, extending the term kind of inflationary during the year, one on the years. majority blacks was sign of their reap the fruits of the whirlwind,” scheduled to follow on April 20, of a loan to 40 years from vantage of loans at 1V4 to or when the sentence was carried j $21,092,370.1 growth represents "the !\et W orth economy we have today". graduated payment loans out. the usual 25 or 30 years, 2% below re g u la r and one on the CHFA great momentum in pop­ The item in a bank's an­ While Hale says the only has the same effect of mortgage rates. Last year loans. “Both seminars met ularity that has been built nual report considered real answer is a slowing in Heritage issued $1.5 with widespread approval here in the last five years most indicative of the lowering the monthly pay­ the rate of inflation, the Jersey Quake ment. For example the million in CHFA loans. as evidenced by the im­ with new services, new financial strength of the in­ short term need of home An earthquake with its Teng Comment Inflation mediate and enthusiastic branching ideas like our stitution is the net worth monthly payment on a $40,- buyers is for new more The cause of all this con­ response to these new epicenter in (jheesequake, N.J., moneymarkets and our account. In recent years. 000 mortgage would be $25 flexible mortgage instru­ less on a 40 year loan than sternation about home loans in the last quarter of registered 3,8 on the Nutlie Scale,, new main office, which Heritage has ranked high ments. which is what Easterners call the $13,748,101.1 opened last year. " on one for 25 years. buying today is inflation, the year” Hale said. “We’ll among the state’s savings according to Hale. For the Mortgage Specialists Richter Scale, hit central New I Hurts Accord Heritage is believed to be be doing more seminars in $12.667,00a I and loans in terms of per­ the first bank in the area to young home buyer, infla- As hom e m o rtg ag e the future.” Jersey Tuesday and was felt from cent of net worth. The addi­ Perth Amboy to Freehold. It left WASHINGTON (UPI) - Publicly, said, “Europe too is overshadowed $11,296,00al INOW accounts tion of $489,690 to this ac­ 1 residents rattled, but caused no | President Carter says Teng Hsiao- by the threat of war. NOW accounts continued count further strengthened serious damage. ping is forthright and decisive — and “It is very evident that hegemonist he likes that in a man. their growth in popularity that position by 12,5%. Police stations were deluged expansion (China’s code word for alleged Russian ideological greed) is with a 45% increase in Graduated Payment with calls from residents who Privately, Carter may be wincing. u wanted to know why their walls | The Chinese vice premier, his guest the main source of turmoil in all deposits among more than Inslallinent Loans were shaking and their windows in America, ’Tuesday night accused parts of the world,” he added. “The $s,soi,ooa I 6,000 accounts, one of the Loans Introduced and dishes rattling and what were the Soviet Union of aggravating the zealous pushing of a global strategy $5,26a.ooa I Consumer loans increas­ !:■> . largest NOW account ed by $3 million, up 26% the police going to do about it. Dr. dangers of world war and backing for world domination by the $400 departments among the over the previous year. Roger Bilham of Columbia Vietnam’s “massive armed hegemonists cannot but increase the danger of a new world war.” state’s savings and loan And Heritage maintained University’s Lamont-Doherty aggression” against Cambodia. Geological Observatory in It was a strange forum for Teng’s associations. its position as a leading as I f i f t Palisades, N.Y., said the quake Carter is in the delicate final bitter attack — a reception in his provider of education loans ORADUATE DPAYIllENT occurred on one of several faults stages of a new nuclear arms agree­ honor in the gleaming, modern new ment with Moscow, and the Soviets as well. SLACK that lace the earth near the town. | East Wing of the National Art 90^ hardly can, be expected to ignore Savings TAKEN UP TRADITIONAL “We thought them inactive until Gallery, thrown by four Summing up. Hale told BYPUOOEO Teng’s broadsides or the forum Mortgages Granted Savings increased $10 the annual meeting, “all in ACCOUNT ]$ 20O now,” he said. organizations that have favored U.S. rf provided him - the first visit to diplomatic relations with China. million which is considered all, we achieved the > 9'^' Washington by a Communist Chinese For the fourth time in two days he an excellent performance balance of growth, ear­ PEIPAYMENH leader. ^ I Disease Study had publicly snip^ at the Russians— in the light of rising in­ nings and expenses we Teng winds up the Washington leg _J _ . _ l WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 26- but it was his first mention of the were aiming for in 1978 — a YEAR 0 10 IS 20 25 30 of his nine-day tour of the United terest rates. 1978 was the membe National Commission on threat of world war and his initial remarkable achievement 'h .. States today with a full schedule. He second best year for in light of the fact that this Digestive Diseases says the varie­ denunciation of Moscow’s military Haw a Graduated Payment Loan Works, flies to Atlanta ’Thursday morning was our first full year in ty of ailments that disrupt the es­ support of the Vietnam invasion of savings growth in the and also will tour Houston and Seat­ our new main office and ophagus, stomach, intestines, Papal Motorcade Cambodia. history of Heritage 25% of H e r ita g e ’s wage earner with $5,000 for tle before returning home to Peking “China ... will always stand by $19.002.406. Savings, the best year the generally rising cost of mortgage loans were of the gallbladder, liver and pancreas Pope John Paul II is almost obscured by Monday. a down payment and a 5% affect nearly 18 million town Guadalajara, Mexico, on the fifth day of countries and nations suffering op­ money brought about by graduated payment type in After C arter’s final two-hour being 1977 when the expected annual income in­ Americans. And, they encompass confetti as his motorcade rolls through down- the six-day tour of Mexico. (UPI photo) pression and aggression in opposition the biggest jump in savings the last 2 months of 1978 — bargaining session with Teng association opened a new crease, applies for a loan. the primary reason for major sur­ to hegemonist aggression and interest rates in my a total of $1.5 million. Tuesday, White House press main office and a new After digesting the basic gery, the leading cause of enslavement,” he said. memory.’’ That’s interesting since data, the computer says Computer Hit of secretary Jody Powell was asked branch office. hospitalization and are second In remarks at an earlier reception most customers never that the borrower can af­ only to respiratory diseases as the Town Dentists Volunteer how the president views his guest. at the Washington Hilton, Teng said heard of a graduated pay­ ford a $47,000 house, but Product Show most prevalent cause of disability The two have “very good rapport chances for peaceful resolution of the ment loan before and understanding,” and can speak that with conventional At the 1st annual to a standard loan. I'he ter­ among the employed, the com­ Taiwan problem have increased with September when Heritage frankly and bluntly without ruffling financing the monthly Manchester Products minal was linked by phone mission said in a report to establishment of diplomatic ties with I $ ia 496.611. 'WMkii was the first in the area to mortgage payment would Low Income Family Fees each other’s feathers, Powell said. the United States. to a master computer in Congress. introduce the new concept. Show, the Heritage com­ Carter’s patience with Teng’s $9;9 be $390.92 (too much for puter told people how the midwest. Mortgage The advisory panel urged the “I can tell you explicitly that you The new loan caught on By JUINK TOMPKINS receive a list of participating den Daniel W. McNamara, executive bluntness and scrutability may be a the borrower). With a much house they could af­ counselor Donna Slobodien government to mount a vigorous, tists. have no cause for worry,” he told an almost immediately after graduated payment loan, llrrnld Reporter director of the Connecticut State tad strained today. audience of Americans and Chinese- Heritage introduced it at a ford with a new graduated is shown here at the ter­ well-coordinated attack on the Dr, Goodman said that as new den­ Dental Association, hailed the plan his monthly payment minal. digestive diseases. MANCHESTER - Low income Tuesday night - Carter was home Americans. “Taiwan will return to seminar for 200 realtors. would be $287.31 (20% less) payment loan as compared tists move into town, they may wish as a possible landmark decision. at the White House at the time — families in Manchester will soon be to be added to the list. the embrace of the motherland “The appeal of the loan is in the first year and rise wr . Qiw I able to receive dental care from "This is the first I’ve heard of it Teng denounced the Russians by sooner or later.” that a buyer can afford a gradually for 5 years until MMOStageS iShot I members of the Manchester Dental As to the method used in paying the anywhere in the country,’’ name in unusually strong language He told skeptical members of »3.*!lpoa house sooner. It’s that it leveled off at $390.92 for dentist's fee. Dr. L. Norman Dutton, McNamara said. and said all nations that cherish in- Congress the same thing. . r- . I Soclety who have volunteered their a dental clinic committee member, $2,910000 simple” said Vice Presi­ the balance of the loan. ’The PINEVILLE, W.Va. (UPI) — I services to those who do not qualify Participating general practice den­ de^ndence must combat Moscow. After a private meeting with Teng, dent Raymond E. Juieson. plan involves no balloon said that would be decided by each tists are: Dr. John F. Barry Jr., Dr “With the full backing of the Soviet I patient I for welfare assistance, yet cannot af- dentist according to how he runs his Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd The buyer puts some of payments or refinancing Branches Continue I and his wife shot the four hostages I ford family dental care at the usual Robert Bray, Dr, Steven P. Chungi Union, Vietnam is brazenly subjec­ of West Virginia said his fears about his downpayment in a later on. they were holding in a motel I fees. office. He said the patient could get Dr. L. Norman Dutton, Dr, Stephen ting Kampuchea (Cambodia) to a that information when the appoint­ Peking attacking Taiwan had been savings account pledged to The reduction in monthly Growth M ay killing one man and woun- I Tuesday, Dr, Michael Goodman, Erickson, Dr. Robert Fish, Dr massive armed aggression,” Teng “considerably allayed.” Heritagei Each month payment is accomplished ding three others. Police stormed I president of the society, told the Ad- ment is made. Richard J, Freiheit, Dr. Jean Louis Savings Deposits Growth In A iu t t Heritage pays some of the Dr. Dutton suggested that all par­ Hebert. Dr. Stuart J. Horn, Dr. Alan by opening a $3,499.44 In the spring of 1978, the Ihe motel and freed the wounded I visory Board of Health that about 34 /' mortgage payment with savings account with funds their growth. The ticipating dentists keep a record of M. Kemp, Dr. Robert S. Kennon, Dr. Coventry office was hostages. VVhen police raced I of its 50 members will be Involved in money from the savings moneymarkets attained into the motel s dining room they the new plan which was unanimously patients using this program for Howard Koft, Dr. Richard B, Levy, from the down payment; remodeled and updated to I account, thus reducing the then withdrawing $102.61 a statewide notice at the found the wounded hostages I approved by the board, evaluation after several months. Dr. Thomas Macary, Dr. Robert M. Board Eyes Cuts Savers Earn More better accomodate its This, he said, should give the health Heritage Exec. b o rro w er’s paym ent. month from the savings ac­ time of their opening beating the former mental The dentists’ fees for these ser- Mirer, Dr. Raymond Mozzer, Dr. growing clientele. because they were the first I department an idea of any actual Gradually the savings ac­ count to be applied to the John H. Nordby, Dr. James D. Pic- Higher savings interest has tion, were popular and Active on The association’s two such bank branches in ^ I vices will be taken from the fee need for a dental clinic. count is depleted and the mortgage payment in the cin. .loscph Shinn and Dr. Ronald kept money flowing into worked to keep savings moneymarket branches in supermarkets in Connec­ Wyoming County Prosecutor I schedule of the State Welfare borrower assumes the full first year leaving $287.31 to The idea of a dental clinic lor for ■Stephens. In Water Plans flows at satisfactory Downtown supermarkets, continued ticut. Richard Rundic said police made I Department, and paid by the patient, Heritage Savings at a pace load of the monthly pay­ be paid by the borrower. the decision to charge the huge To qualify for these services a low income families has been There are 10 other participating levels. However, the high I recommended that the $1.5 million Committee ment. By the 6th year the savings I P dining room of the I patient must receive a card from the toremost with the health department dentists who are specialists in that, if continued, will interest paid to savers does for more than a year, and nearly By GRFG FFARSON not be part of the bond issue unless f / ' jnean that the interest “ Most wage earners account is depleted and the building after they heard a series I Town Health Department identifying routine operative work, children’s ll(‘rul ^^ree Tehran districts left Iran Jan. 16. Both deaths were reported in the Thus, Tuesday night’s questions Costs for distribution system im­ chairman of the board of range of savings accounts through Heritage Savings. Petricca commented, * ' 1 today and first reports said at least market certificates in the decline of their Main ASK ME. Demonstrators shouted, “The southeast Tehran shooting. from board members centered on provements are about double when Vice President Betty, directors. than ever. And our savings Streets. We’re fortunate “What is being done with ...... 24 1 two persons were killed and 24 others army is the people’s army.” But areas where some of the $20 million firefighting capabilities are included effect let Heritage Savings Petricca explained that the A supreme command spokesman His election continues a counselors are spending a that ours is the strong, these funds, gives me great Business...... 20 I wounded. soldiers bearing photographs of the might be cut from the referendum in line installation and pressure and other banks loan program, called Betty Petricca said this afternoon the military show long tradition in the House healthy and vibrant force it hope for the future of our Classified...... 15-18 I The shooting broke out as hundreds shah countered with cries of “long question. levels. “compete " with the great deal of time dis­ Manchester Housing central urban areas. of force was a “normal relocation of family. His grandfather, is. We want to keep it that Loan Officer Comics...... 19 I of Americans and other foreigners live the shah” and “we shall gives units.” Stephen Penny, chairman of the Harry Reinhorn, chairman of the also named Charles House, Treasury and hold those cussing the specific needs Rehabilitation Loan Homeowners who Cooking ...... 22 I fled Iran ahead of violence expected our lives for Iran,” funds which otherwise way", Petricca said. But thousands of troops that board, said that the primary question Water Study Committee, said the was one of the founders of of individuals and Projects being con­ Program, provides com­ otherwise couldn’t afford Editorial ...... 9 I to accompany the return of Ayatollah “Don’t shoot at your countrymen," now facing the directors is the deci­ committee never considered not in­ might be invested to repair their homes, are remained in position all over the city the association which had recommending the right sidered for Main Street in­ munity development funds Entertainment ...... 141 Ruhollah Khomeini scheduled for shouted the crowds near the troubled sion about the final cost of the bond cluding fire protection capabilities in elsewhere. to subsidize the interest finding it possible. They re- Ifcritagc Fam ily...... 28 1 Thursday. sparked newspaper speculation that its early meetings and con­ combination of accounts clude changing the facades university campus. Some soldiers in issue. the upgrading of the distribution Heritage's certificates, payments on home im­ tain their pride of & l/xm Association • Since IS9I a “coup was in the offing. ducted its business from of the stores, installation of Obituaries ...... 10 I Troops fired on crowds that the parade waved at them in Service to Glastonbury customers, system, which arc called Housing for each one. Personal provement loans made on ownership, and the town is Iranian newspapers maintained the the House family business. planting, reconstruction of 1007 Main Street, Manchester Tel. 649-4see People/Food ...... 211 heckled the military and tried to response. which would cost $1.5 to upgrade, Pat Donlon, a committee member, Certificates because of the banking attention is more owner-occupied homes in spared the spread of urban the military activity was to “show House and Hale Store on the center intersection, 1 “PO” ® ; ...... 11-13 I obstruct their parade near Tehran The usual love-hate game between was again discussed Tuesday night. said the present distribution system Main Street. mortgage-savings connec­ important than ever. ” the central Manchester b lig h t. I t ’s a g re a t , Television ...... 14 | university and two southeastern off all strength at the military’s dis­ new sidewalks and sewers. soldiers and protesters went on with posal.” (See related story, page 4.) The would need upgrading even if area, provided the owners program.” Tehran neighborhoods. Shooting also occasional bursts of teargas shells r Water Study Committee has See Page Ten PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan 31. 1979

EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979- PAGE THREE Superintendent Criticized New York GOP Plans Crackdown By Association Members Sells Notes By DONN.A HOLLAND for students and continuation of a your letter, and in terms of what is NEW YORK (UPI) - New York viable reading program.” On Uninsured Motorists Herald CorreiipoiidenI best for the school system for the City re-entered the public money Responding to the BEA com­ long term, I strongly reaffirm my HARTFORD (UPI) - House said the GOP proposal for mandatory BOLTON — The Bolton Education market Tuesday — the first time meeting on the auto insurance munication, Allen said, “The fact previous judgment.” since the fiscally troublesome days Republicans have come up with a motor vehicle registration could get problem held by the Democratic Association (BEA) has publicly plan to crack down on the hundreds under way at a modest cost of $250,- that a copy of your letter was not Allen said he never questioned the of March 1975. cochairmen of the Transportation criticized School Superintendent forwarded to me, I consider, at best, teachers' right to disagree with his of thousands of uninsured drivers on 000. Raymond Allen for what it calls an But not far behind the good news Committee, Sen. Howard Owens, D- and oversight and at its worst a decision if after they have all the Connecticut highways. But a Motor Vehicle Department Bridgeport, and Rep. Thom Serrani, ilWaotVs < "educationally unsound decision" was a disclosure that Treasury State officials have estimated spokesman said the policing program serious discourtesy and poor com­ facts they still feel the decisions are Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal is D-Stamford. recommended by him. there may be as many as 300,000 un­ could run into the millions of dollars. munication.” not in the best interest of Bolton pessimistic about the city’s receiving Rep. James Palmieri, House chair­ Allen, in a three-page private com­ Edward Carroll, the legal represen­ Allen said he doesn’t normally res­ students. He said, "However the all the $200 million in federal aid it is insured motorists on the state’s man of the Insurance and Real munication to each teacher who tative for the MVD, said the proposal pond to a communication from the manner in which you have disagreed seeking to close its budget gap. roads — roughly one in every seven Estate Comitteee, said he felt the » signed the BEA correspondence, drivers. to set up a computer system whereby staff to the school board, but because this time I believe is wrong.” Comptroller Harrison Goldin for­ present laws were adequate "but are 5 chastised the teachers for their com- the insurance companies would in this instance "your statements He said, “I believe a number of mally closed the $125 million offering The GOP plan, unveiled not being enforced," ' ments and for making them public. provide the state with insured lists on raise a question of my professional teachers signed the letter without of city notes, the first successful sale Wednesday at a news conference, in­ But Owens said cases against unin­ ) He emphasized in the letter that it judgment and raise a question of volves a computer system between a quarterly basis "would be quite ( was "private, personal and confiden- total and accurate information.” of city securities in the public credit sured motorists are difficult to what is in the best interest of the insurance firms and the Department expensive.” I tial” and asked the teachers to treat Allen said none of the school ad­ markets in nearly four years. prosecute with current statute Bolton school system 1 feel a ministrators received requests to of Motor Vehicles to weed out illegal "You can enact all the legislation because the burden of proof is on the I it as such. His trembling hands holding a drivers. response is quite necessary." hold meetings to discuss the matter. you want, but you have got to give us state and changes in the law have The teachers, however, felt the check for $124,268,750, Goldin the money to enforce it,” Carroll "3tr‘ Allen said, "Since I believe all of Allen said, “This procedure for cracked jokes as he signed closing Insurance companies would be been thrown out by the courts. public had a right to know and gave the facts of the matter were not required to provide to the MVD said. copies of their letter and, later resolution of problems and for papers on the five-month general "The word is out, you can beat the known to you and there is a good sharing of information has been obligation notes, records of new policy holders every Insurance Commissioner Joseph system,” said Owens. Allen’s response to The Herald. Mike agreed and said many small in­ High and Dry possibility that some information stressed on numerous occasions. He “This note sale is significant not three months. Currently, a person Mike told Owens it wasn’t his The disagreement began with the surance companies without com­ given you was not totally accurate I said he feels the fact the teachers did only for the money,” said Goldin, only has to say he has insurance department’s responsibility to draw Time and tide wait for no one and Monday was forced to wait for a change in tide as she resignation of Robert Hamm that left want you to have the facts as when he gets his vehicle registered. puter sophistication would be hard the Grade 7-12 reading consultant not go through proper procedure is "but also it is a critical first time in up legislation and he suggested the was no exception on the bridge to Lieutenants was temporarily stranded by the extreme reviewed by me." “inexcusable." Rep. Morag Vance, R-Trumbull, pressed to comply with a mandatory position vacant. the city regaining access to the reporting statute. Chief State’s Attorney’s office should Island in Wellfleet, Mass., as this motorist high waters. (UPI photo) Allen then proceeded to review Joseph Haloburdo, school board and ranking member of the In­ Allen recommended to the board, public money market.” be involved in the efforts to crack those facts, saying there won't be a surance and Real Estate Committee, Mike appeared at a separate down on uninsured drivers. at an open meeting earlier this chairman, said, "We share the con­ The notes will pay investors 8 per­ field of candidates to choose from un­ cerns of the BEA but after reviewing cent on June 29. month, that the position be left va­ til the end of the year. He said after a cant until June because, "I want a the matter we felt the ad­ “The investors are very much Vote on Ethics Delayed meeting with his administrators it ministration’s recommendation was pleased," said Robert Gerard, senior field of candidates to choose from, was decided to recommend hiring a satisfactory." vice president of Dillon, Read and not just one.” teacher with a strong background Bolton Legislator Blasts Board members, Gil Boisoneau Co., Inc. "We hope the city will con­ After discussion, and objections by and experience in reading and give at least two board members, the and Jam es Marshall questioned clude there ought to be another After Committee Scrap that person the responsibilities of the Allen's recommendation at the board sale.” board voted to leave the position va­ reading consultant. meeting. They both agree with the Center of Controversy HARTFORD (UPI) — Lawmakers vent former committee members guidance. I don't." cant and instead, employ a reading Goldin said that could materialize Allen said when the reading consul­ teacher's concerns. next month "if it is practical.” Conference on Violence are letting tempers cool before from taking jobs with the gaming in­ Cutillo said he thought Swomley teacher to provide reading instruc­ Firsfighter Linds Eaton is the picture of motherly HARTFORD (UPI) — A abuse,” said Ahearn, a member of dustry until at least two years after tant position was advertised he Boisoneau said, "It seems logical Deputy Comptroller Paul O’Brien "We are sorely lacking in a voting on a non-binding agreement to and Simonelli were grandstanding tion. domesticity here as she cuddles her infant son, Ian, in their conference on how to deal with the Legislature’s Education Com­ stay clear of the gambling industry, a they left the Legislature. received only two applications, one to me that if we have a teacher in the noted a city with a good credit rating detailed plan on how to deal with because it would make “beautiful The teachers’ association, both from within the system and one violence in public schools was “a mittee. suggestion that has caused the tax­ The Public Safety Committee has system who is qualified to be a could currently sell its short-term home, Jan. 27. But beyond this tranquil scene lies much con­ waste of time and an insult” to all violence. I’m not talking about a kid print" in the newspapers. before and after reading Allen's external. He said the external Ahearn, a former Golden Gloves writing committee's “worst fight in already adopted a similar code of reading consultant that person should notes at around 6.5 percent interest, troversy. After returning to her job with the Iowa City, Iowa, but the most inexperienced teachers, chewing gum in class. I’m talking "I say God bless them if that’s letter that explained his recommen­ application "was not even con­ boxer who has been teaching for 14 about that punk who is out to assault two years." ethics. dation, criticized the move. A be hired as such." He said, "The “but remember we’re doing well just fire department Jan. 22, following a maternity leave, she was a state legislator says. It all started Tuesday when Rep. what they feel they have to do to have sidered.” He said the application reading consultant position should be to be back in the market at all.” years, criticized the appearance at you,” he said. “We thought it would be a simple a clear conscience," Cutillo said. spokesman for the association said, suspended for breast-feeding Ian while on duty in the The special conference held Satur­ James Swomley, R-Bloomfield, and from within the system “deserves filled as soon as possible." the conference of Fred Broder, a Ahearn, who has submitted legisla­ Boy Scout pledge," Simoneilll said of "But I don't need it.” "The reading position should be firehouse. (UPI photo) day in Hartford by the Connecticut Georgia educator who has conducted Rep. Jerry Simonelli. D-Stamford, his proposal. and will receive serious con­ Marshall said, "My own feeling is tion requiring school officials to Swomley said the code of ethics filled, with a certified applicant im­ sideration." Education Association. many workshops on classroom dis­ report to police all assaults and told their colleagues on the Finance, It wasn't. mediately, it should not be left that Bolton will be hurt if it doesn't "The basic theme of the con­ was proposed for the public’s benefit, Allen said they also wanted to have have some good. I hope the cipline strategies. threats by students, said laws are Revenue and Bonding Committee Rep. Chester Morgan, D-Vernon, not to clear legislative consciences. vacant.” ference was that if you improve the He said Broder “practically put described what transpired at the as "little disruption to existing superintendent is looking very hard needed to protect teachers in dealing that their gaming subcommittee had “I think there is a concern the The BEA said, "Because of the Water Brochure Planned teacher, you solve the major part of the blame for classroom violence on programs as possible.” to fill the vacancy." with students who cause trouble. adopted a code of ethics. committee meeting “as the worst complexity of the position and the discipline problems,” Rep. Aloysius They said it would be nice if other fight in two years," gaming industry has had too much in­ Allen said, “Some problems may Marshall said, "It’s difficult to say the teachers” and that Broder’s ad­ As it is now, “teachers are afraid put in the Legislature,” Swomley requirements of professional Ahearn, D-Bolton, who also is a vice to ignore students who present members of the committee agreed to Sen. Louis Cutillo, D-Waterbury, arise and they will be handled as we whether or not the teacher at the teacher, said Tuesday. they’ll be sued if they try to dis­ said. sophistication, it is highly dubious become aware of them.” potential confrontations “was un- cipline students,” Ahearn said. sign the agreement. was upset that Simonelli and that an uncertified, long-term sub­ high school should be transferred to For Referendum Question “It was a waste of time and an in­ "The gaming industry has been un­ Allen said, “It is my strong belief l U A N r H C ’QTJJ’R _ A ___ : i^ j A_ realstic.” He said troublemakers should be The proposed code would prevent Swomley were suggesting law­ stitute can successfully deal with the reading consultant position MANCHESTER — A brochure mailed to water sult to anyone with more than six der a cloud. We should be like in light of the reasons I listed, and Ahearn said the conference failed removed from school and placed in committee members from accepting makers needed to be told how to act. students, staff and parents in a way because you don't want to disrupt customers and talks by members of the Water Study residents see the Line Street filter plant. The creaky months in the classroom,” he said. Caesar’s wife, above suspicion,” the other factors, that student programs either program." plant still is in use, but is not in very good condition. to grasp "the real problem that is oc­ “alternative” schools staffed by campaign contributions or anything "Integrity seems to be a hangup that would insure educational growth Cornmittee will be among the steps taken to inform Instead of discussing means of Bloomfield Republican added. w ill not suffer as you indicated in Reinhorn also said residents should see what a new curring in public schools and we’re teachers specially trained to deal else worth more than $25 from with some legislators," he said. residents about the upcoming referendum on system im­ combatting violence, Ahearn said, not going to change the situation by “Maybe they feel they need water treatment plant would look like. He displayed pic­ with such students. gaming interests. It also would pre­ provements. the workshops were "inane” and ohanoing the teacher’s personality. Manchester needs to improve its water supply system tures of a number of modern-looking buildings that serve teachers “were put through puerile Manchester Police Report to meet federal regulations that have set stricter stan­ as treatment plants. games. The implication was that dards for water quality. "The rude awakening came for this committee when solving discipline problems was we went to the Town of Norwich. They’re years ahead of MANCHESTER — The permittee A referendum question this spring will seek a bond simply a matter of a teacher’s being Workers Hard to Attract was driving his motorcycle on the issue — possibly for as much as $20 million — to pay for us. This should be brought to the public’s attention, ” he HARTFORD (UPI) - The Mental Legislators Reconsider and a dancer at the Brass Hammer grass in the park. Court date is Feb. to South Windsor police on a charge said. adept at entertaining kids. department’s functions for the Health commissioner says one of the Cafe on Charter Oak Street were 26. of breach of peace. those improvements, “To suggest that the solution to dis­ Legislature’s Human Services Com­ Tuesday night, the Town Board of Directors and two- Director Peter DiRosa asked that board members be department’s toughest challenges is arrested by Manchester police detec­ Francis E. Brogie, 44, of 75B Farm An accident in which a driver dis­ cipline and violence in our schools is mittee, said Tuesday the big problem year-old Water Study Committee met to talk about a given specific information about water-related questions. recruiting qualified workers to staff tives Tuesday night. Drive was charged with operating a appeared last Saturday night was primarily the development of healthy is well-trained mental health number of water-related issues, including steps to take to This will help them accurately answer any questions the agency’s facilities. Proposed Tax Measure Ellen A. Heinz, 44, of 217 Griswold motor vehicle under the influence of reported by polic today. A police of­ teachers is to be absolutely blind to workers demand higher salaries than educate the public about the proposed improvements. about the proposed improvements. the problems of assault and verbal Dr. Eric Plaut, in an outline of his St,, Glastonbury, the permittee, was liquor at Tolland Turnpike and ficer found the car of Robert Carter, the agency is allowed to pay. HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, The Board of Directors still will have to act next month Stephen Penny, chairman of the board, said the up­ enforceable,” said Rep. Ronald charged with promoting obscenity. Deming Street early today. He was 40, of 17 Lucian St. lodged against a committee is taking a second look at on exactly what will be Included in the referendum ques­ coming referendum represents an end to a stage of the realized that if the committee’s two Smoko. D-Hamden. He also said Teresa Ann Dunn, 18, of Waterbury utility pole on Lyness Street. A resi­ a tax cut bill it originally planned to held at police headquarters for tion, which could be voted'as early as March 20. But, Water Study Committee’s work. He, along with Town bills were killed, there probably there would be no way of telling how was charged with public indecency. presentation in court today. dent of the street said he helped kill. It happens to be the only reduced would be no vehicle to carry out the Carter out of his car, but then Carter Tuesday, they began planning the education process to Manager Robert Weiss, paised the committee for its two- much money the state would lose un­ Police said she was dancing with por­ Scott T. Aitken, 17, of 115 Hemlock year effort reviewing water reports. tax Gov. Ella Grasso has proposed governor's wishes this session. tions of her body exposed about 10:45 ran off. He reported the accident at proceed the referendum. for the coming year. der the proposals. St. was charged with misuse of "The town as a whole will have benefited from your “I’m sure we’ve all read the p.m. Tuesday. Both women were police headquarters the following Jay Giles, director of public works, said work now is Tax relief measures for the elder­ The committee continued its policy plates. Court date is Feb. 13. Police work,” Weiss said. newspapers,” Mrs. Beck said with a released on $200 bonds for court morning, police said. In the accident. being done on a brochure that will be mailed to water ly, bills to cut Connecticut’s sales tax of reducing its workload by weeding made 16 additional motor vehicle Reinhorn also thanked the administrators of the Water laugh, referring to the governor’s an­ out repetitious bills. appearances Feb. 12. arrests Tuesday. Carter lost control of his car, hit the customers. A special mailing probably would have to be and scores of other proposals were nouncement. made since most customers are billed four times a year Department who have helped in the lengthy review of The panel killed a number of Todd J. Cyr, 16, of 18 Westfield St utility pole and some trees in a yard. not as fortunate at the hands of the “These bills deserve a little more and some might not receive the next bill before the proposed improvements. measures to repeal the dividends, Gregory W, Terjak, 18, of 32 Valley was charged with criminal mischief No police action was taken. Carter Sea Finance, Revenue and Bonding Com­ referendum, he said. treatment than being boxed clothing and capital gains taxes, St. was charged with third-degree was treated at Manchester Memorial mittee. They died. on a warrant from Vernon police. He Betty Intagliata, a member of the Board of Directors, (legislative jargon for killing),” choosing to draft only one or two bills criminal trespass and trespassing was turned over to Vernon police. Hospital for a mild cervical sprain But the committee saved two bills added Rep. Russell Reynolds, R- asked that the Water Study Committee not dissolve now on each subject. with a motor vehicle on town land Robert C. Norgie, 23, of 1699 Main and a cut and was released Sunday on its list Tuesday which dealth with West Haven. morning. that its review of proposed improvements is completed. ^PASTA Tuesday afternoon. Police said he St East Hartford, was turned over MARLOWS INC makes apectacular reducing or eliminating the state’s 7 The committee unanimously voted Money Shortage "We know you could be very valuable in helping percent tax on replacable machinery to keep the bills alive by postponing educate the public,” she said. IT A L IA l^ parts. action on them until next week. HARTFORD (UPI) — A review of Harry Reinhorn, committee chairman, said he and a Danbury coffee shop run by The committee had originally The panel killed one bill that Area Police Report other members would be available to speak about the decided to kill both measures. would reduce Connecticut’s hefty 7 retarded adults has revealed a shor­ proposed water system improvements. Ltd. The execution was apprently tage of $1,254.70, say auditors who Reinhorn also suggested an effective public relations SPSCM FACTOR percent sales tax to 6 percent and looked at the shop’s books. Vernon appear in court on Feb. 13. appear in court on Feb, 13. Episcopal Church and the the home of ffesh pasta" planned before Mrs. Grasso an­ rejected another measure that would Todd J, Cyr, 16, of 18 Scott Dameron, 20, of 2 Hans Christian Andersen program for the referendum would be to have town nounced last Friday that she wants to reduce the tax to 5 percent. The auditors conducted a review of Bolton INTRODUCTORY OFFER the 406 Coffee Shop at the Westfield St., Manchester, Penfield Drive, Rockville, Montessori School on Jan. UNTIL FEB. 4, H Z t cut the tax on replacable parts in half Several bills that would grant sales was arrested Tuesday on a was charged Tuesday with Resident State Trooper to 3.5 percent. It’s her only proposed Danbury Regional Center after 12 and 21. A watch and tax exemptions to senior citizens of Robert Peterson said he ■ ich W R C H A S t OF G. A. 19 warrant charging breach of peace. Police Meat Stuffed Shells____ 45o tax cut for the year. staff at the facility reported that one apprehended six Bolton money were taken in the various ages were also killed. him with second-degree said he was involved in a breaks. Committee cochairmen. Rep. Ir­ employee had “misappropriated” juveniles in connection • HOME-STYLE MEAT & CHEESE "The Tax Department tells us they criminal mischief in con­ disturbance at Jager House The juveniles were ving Stolberg, D-New Haven, and (the exemptions) would be virtually $295 from the coffee shop’s account with the investigation of RAVIOLI earlier this month. nection with the investiga­ on Route 83. He was turned over to juvenile tion of vandalism at released on his promise to breaks into St. George’s authorities. • FRESH PASTA Olumberland : Rockville High School on • MANICOTTI 30 74 3000 39 77 39.53 Jan. 6. • LASAGNA AND SAUCES National Weather In a companion case to All Fresh-Made On Cyr, John Formeister, 17, the Premises n-W INDY City ( M«TON Fcst Hi Lo of 2035 John Fitch Blvd., “FOOD HOURS: Tu«i. to M l. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Albuquerque pc 31 10 MATTRESSES Miami Beach pc 68 66 South Windsor, was also 9 f Anchorage Sunday 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., Cloaad Monday L'NEWYOftK cy 25 21 Milwaukee cy 22 16 arrested on a warrant Asheville s 48 32 Minneapolis pc 15 06 charging him with second- WAREHOUSE Atlanta pc 53 32 (Formerly Frank's) Nashville cy 38 26 degree criminal mischief. « » Weel Middle Turnpfte^ Mancheeler Billings s 05 0 New Orleans pc 47 39 cit S^v/hgs/ Both were released on Roger and Marcl Negro, Proprietarl Birmingham cy 49 33 New York pc 41 32 SJ. BARTHOLOMEW'S Boston cy 43 30 $250 nonsurety bonds for CHURCH, 725 E. MIODLE TPKE. \*ATLAMTA> City c 23 03 COME IN Brownsville, Tx c 63 46 Philadelphia cy 41 15 appearance in court on “WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER Buffalo s 29 22 Phoenix pc 50 32 Feb. 6. COUPONS & FOOD STAMPS” AND BUY MIONItT TlM fllATUIIs) Charlston, S.C. r 52 42 Louis Maloon, 24, of 28 N. TWIN SIZE MATTRESS SALE ...... *48** Pittsburgh s 26 20 FAMOUS C’harlott, N.C. s 51 34 Portland, Me. s 39 28 Park St., Rockville, was Chicago cy 23 16 Portland, Ore, c 35 21 charged Tuesday with '"YOU CAN CUT SLUMBERLAND Cleveland s 30 18 Providence cy 40 28 breach of the peace in con­ FULL RESUUR SIZE MAHRESS SALE .*74 ** Columbus COMFORT AND s 25 17 Richmond s 46 23 nection with the complaint Dallas c 42 16 St. Louis c 21 04 of a distrubance in his SAVE-WON y o u r FOOD BILL BY QUALITY AT lOW ,J UPlWCATHin fOTOCAST 0 Denver c 15 07 QUEEN SIZE SET SALE ...... *278** Salt Lake City pc 20 08 neighborhood. TRUCK CAPS^ Des Moines c 09 04 San Antonio c 61 30 YOUR FOOD BILL SHOPPING USAVE” W»Ve Got Something LOW PRICESI Detroit cy 30 18 San Diego r 58 52 He was released on his FOR A ll MAKES JUMBO CANNONBALL Spindle Bed. pc 15 promise to appear in court Your Mother Never Told You About... Another Verelon of the Wented “Meeelve” For period ending 7 p.m. EST 1/31/79. During 02 San Francisco r 48 42 El Pa.so c 43 20 on Feb. 6. LOOK — et e Very Smell Pricel Wednesday, snow is likely over the higher elevations of San Juan c 87 71 INCIUDWG El CAMINO’S Hartford cy 36 26 Bobby L. Rambo, 17, of The Precision Haircut. An Impressive jumbo etyle that your family will the Northeast and parts of the upper Rockies, while rain Seattle c 43 28 SAMPLE SAWINGS Houston c 52 29 Spokane pc 10 -11 655 Talcottville Road, Ver­ enjoy lor yearal Built to laet with rugged quality falls from California into portions of Nevada. Generally Indianapolis s ^ M islon haircutting is our method of cutting your AND IMPORTS construction In solid pine. Features the favorite 24 16 Tampa r 68 53 non, was charged Tuesday 'M fair weather is forecast elsewhere across the nation. Jackson, Mss. pc 36 34 Washington cy 42 28 night with evading respon­ SHOD Mm. A THINS. MAY hair in harmony with the way it grows. Sure your hair FIBERGLASS CAPS FROM S4R0 spindle headboard and footboard, 2 bolt-thru Jacksonville <-7 64 46 Wichita 14 -08 sibility and failure to obey eventuaily grows out, but with a precision haircut it rails. Eclipse extra-firm multi-needle quilt twin City c 18 04 c-clear; cl-clearing; ey- 1 HILLSHIRE FARMS doesn’t iose its shape’) size mattress and foundation. Again — all these l.as Vegas s 38 29 a stop sign. He was in­ DOMESnC 10% OFF A ll PAl quality pieces, yours for one low price. Your cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- volved In an accident at And because your hair faiis naturaily into place Connecticut Weather Little c 34 14 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- choice of light or dark pine finish. Los Angeles r 49 40 Dart Hill and Skinner KIELBASA You won't have to keep fussing with it. FIRESTIX CB EQUIPMENT Cloudy today with chance of a few flurries. Highs in the rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; AA a Ix)uisvllle s 30 22 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts roads police said. BOiLED Now you've got something you can teii vour WE HAVE DISCOUNT ADMISSION mid 30s or around 2 C. Tonight and Thursday cloudy with Memihis cy 40 26 thunderstorms; w-windy. Police said he struck a mother about. chance of occasional light snow or flurries. Lows around SLBS t i c k e t FOR CAMPINR SNOWS car driven by Sally A. $1 R Q At Command Performance, we shampoo, preci­ $19995 20. Highs Thursday around 30. Probability of precipita- Welch of Vernon Garden SEE OUR FULL JAYCO lorMOK I i IIW nl HAM ! sion cut and biow dry your hair for just $14 00 t^n 40 percent today and 50 percent tonight and 8 9 I'^xlended Forecast Apartments, and then left Thursday. Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph today and whether you’re a guy or a gai. And no appointments DISPLAY AT THE SHOW Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Chance of a few showers or snow the scene. tonight and 15 to 25 mph and gusty Thursday. He was released on his are ever necessary. HARTFORD CIVIC CTR. FEB. 1-4 flurries Friday. Variable cloudiness Saturday and Sun­ Permanent waves, coioring, frosting and condi­ C o m p lete. day. High temperatures mostly in the 30s. Overnight lows promise to appear in court BROCCOLI S PR IN G FIE LD SH D W F E B 16-19 in the teens inland and in the 20s near the coast. on Feb. 13. CALIFLOWER^^ 1 tioning, we do it aii, but we realiy shine with the Martha J, Buckley, 35, of TEMffl precision haircut, and so wili you. Winter Sports Outlook Vermont: Scattered flurries Friday. Partly cloudy SNOWWMTE I S 0 6 BLONSTEIN’S CAMPING Saturday. Chance of snow late Sunday. Daytime highs in 87 Union St., Rockville, GREEN T O imi HEAD 1 Light snow is indicated for the New England ski areas the 20s. Overnight lows zero to 15 above. was charged Tuesday with CTR. through Thursday. Up to 4 inches of new snow will ac­ Maine and New Hampshire: Unsettled weather con­ breach of the peace after au K X she allegedly caused a dis­ GIUOE “A” 1 CowimaMid Plerfoiitm ncg cumulate in many areas during today. High temperatures tinuing with a chance of occasional light snow through WHOLE CHICKEN c 1978 iiMerr^hoT'O' 784 TALCOTTVILLE RD. RT. 83 both days will be mostly in the 20s. Lows tonight in the much of the weekend. Daytime highs in the 20s north to turbance at the Big L store PENOPSCOT 1 VERNON teens. on E. Main Street, CHICKEN c O a ROASTMG^^^ 1 , “FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911“ 30s south. Overnight lows 5 to 15 north and the teens to B K A S R g J U . ^ 875-6211 low 20s south. Rockville. She was MARSHALL’S MALL BankAmericard ' bOWNTOWN MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 1 LEGS 5 0 ^ i i CMCKENSIi QC I Mon,-Frl. 10-8; 8il. 10-8 released on her promise to StiTlK v 9 III OPEN 6 DAYS THURSDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 PM TEL. 649-5221 Phone 643>8339 kkkkkk'^ PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 Library Awards Pact EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 — PAGE FIVE Reaction Mixed Board Delays Action Manchester Public Records AARP Unit Sets On Cleaning Service W arranty (lefilH Hol)hy Exihition To Playboy Ads G. Leone Seerist, Manchester, and Masse and Sharon L. Masse, both of Judgment lien Vernon, property at 93 Branford St., MANCHESTER - The town installation. John Jackson, head Wayne L. Seerist, Charlotte, N.C., to Judith A. Burnett against David A MANCHESTER —The Manchester $47,500. On Water Question library board has approved a con­ librarian, said it is basically a Esther M. McCue and Margaret A. Burnett, property at 86-88 Spruce St Green Chapter 2399 of the American (Juili’luim ileedH NEW HAVEN i UPI l — ,A Playboy Magazine advertise­ tract for custodial services with cataloguing system used for McCue, property at 130 Parker St., 'The Hartford Courant Co. against Association of Retired Persons will ment in Yale University's student newspaper seeking Colonial Inc. The $79,000 con­ $54.45 conveyance tax. Virginia Childs Street, Stowe, Vt., hold its February meeting Thursday, MANCHESTER — There was more dis­ water for drinking. classifying and processing new book Allielee Marcantonio, $230 56 Yale women to audition for a "G irls of the Ivy League " tract is effective from Feb. 1 through Louis J. Fox Sr. and Edna H. Fox, and Mary Childs H ill, OtUwa, Can., cussion, but no further decisions, about Director Joseph Sweeney questioned titles. Its approximate $16,000 annual property on Kennedy Road ' ’ Feb, 8 at the Community Baptist photo layout has drawn mixed reviews. June 30, 1982. both of East Hartford, to Herman M. to S. Mark Stephens, property at 11- supplying water to Glastonbury whether the Town of Glastonbury could be operating cost has been covered to Richard Melton, DDS, against Church, Manchester Green, in the The controversial ad started running in Tuesday s edi­ While trying to maintain a budget Frechette, Albert R, Martin and 17 School St., no conveyance tax. fellowship room at 1:30 p.m. customers at a water meeting Tuesday responsible for paying the fire service date mostly by state funds, which hrank Wood, $99.50, property on tion of the Yale Daily .News and was expected to continue within the 6 percent increase lim it Bruno Fracchia and Consetta R. night. cost. will be unavailable next year, Gerald P. Rothman, property at 322 Lakewood Circle South. The chapter is presenting its first until Friday. strongly recommended by Town Oakland St., $28,500. Fracchia to Susan F. Riley, property Building perinits ” let's-get-acquainted hobby and Manchester's Board of Directors and “ I think it's a means of economizing Jackson said. A Yale feminist group objected to the ad. but said it Manager Robert Weiss, the library E rlis E. Keeney and Patricia at 616 W. Middle Turnpike, no con­ craft show." Water Study Committee met Tuesday to both for ourselves and the Glastonbury In an effort to adhere to Weiss's J.A, McCarthy Inc., new home at planned no formal protest. Some students also said they board is figuring out how to work in a Keeney to Paul S. Danilowicz and veyance tax. Approximately 20 members will be review water improvement recommen­ residents who would have to reimburse us budget recommendation, Jackson z2 Lamplighter Drive, $36,000. were upset about it. but another called the hubbub line item for a computerized book Roberta L. Danilowicz, property at Erm ina Della Pietra to Linda C. showing their hobbies and crafts. It dations made by the committee. The for our expense,” Sweeney said. said he can't technically add any new J.A. McCarthy Inc., new home at "ludicrous." classification system which the 158 Keeney St., $75,500. Rood, property on Arnott Road, no- will not be a sale, but an exhibit of directors are expected to make final He said, however, that Manchester does services. Board chairman Leo Diana 34 Lamplighter Drive, $36,000. Some members of the student-run daily paper, which library has used successfully since Susan M. Cebula to David J. conveyance tax. the various talents and interests of decisions next month about which of the have the reponsibility now to service those said the library would try to continue Yankee Homes Inc., new home at editorialized against the photo layout Moiidav before the 1975. LaRoche and Gloria M. LaRoche, tlerlifirale of devise the chapter members. improvements will be included in the Glastonbury customers. maintaining its high degree of ser­ 65 Bobby Lane, $36,200. ad appeared, criticized publisher's Thomas L. Kelly's Called N ELIN ET, the system has Estate of Frances Moteunas to The show will be followed by a proposed bond issue. “ Anyone having a water franchise can­ vice to the public. both of South Windsor, property at J.A. McCarthy Inc., new home at decision to accept it. been mostly experimental since its 47B Esquire Drive, $44,500. Joseph Moteunas, South Windsor, business meeting and refreshments. A referendum vote on the matter is set not drop it like a hot brick,” he said. 17 Lamplighter Drive, $42,000. Jeff Morley, managing editor of the paper, said the pic­ Trio Enterprises to Ronald J. property at 1522 Tolland Turnpike. The public is invited to the show. tentatively for March 20. Director Stephen Cassano asked if the torial will "contribute to a verv deceptive image of Town of Glastonbury might be able to take Yale. " A key question is continued water ser­ Church Officers vice to about 270 Glastonbury residents a step to insure that its residents pay for The ad appeared earlier in Ivy League student SOUTH WINDSOR - who live near the Manchester town line. water improvements in their area. newspapers at Columbia University, Brown University Kenneth Dunbar has been The present estimated $20 m illion bond Manchester officials have feared that and Dartmouth College. The Harvard Crimson refused to elected president of Wap- issue includes $1.5 m illion for improve­ they will spend the $1.5 million to upgrade run it. but has run Playboy ads soliciting magazine sub­ ping Community Church ment to service these customers. the line to service Glastonbury, Then, the scriptions. and Richard H orsfield, The Water Study Committee, however, affected Glastonbury residents — who "I think they're making a mountain out of a molehill, " vice president. has said the $1.5 m illion should not be in­ might be billed as much as $6,000 each to said one Yale woman student, who asked to remain Other officers elected cluded unless the question of .service to pay for the improvements — might decide anonymous. Thursday at the annual Glastonbury is resolved. It does not not to hook into the line and not pay the But Linda Hoaglund. 21, director of the Yale meeting were: Mrs. A.G appear likely that the final decision of in­ cost of the Manchester improvements. I ndergraduate Women's Caucus, a feminist advocacy Garde, clerk; Mrs cluding Glastonbury-improvement funds Cassano asked if Glastonbury might be group at the Ivy League school, said, "It's just another Ranney Klenke, treasurer: in the proposed bond issue w ill be made by able to take a step that would prevent the instance of being reminded that we are women before we Mrs, Robert Smith, the Board of Directors. affected residents from drilling wells. are students. treasurer of collections; The Glastonbury service was discussed The Metropolitan District Commission and Mrs. Robert Watson, Congressional Reception briefly during Tuesday's three-hour had been considered as a possible option church historian. Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping is flanked by House Minority meeting. The 270 residents now are ser­ for servicing the 270 homes. The MDC, Leader John Rhodes, left, and Speaker of the House Thomas O’Neill viced by Manchester. however, has indicated the present Andover Caucus It was mentioned that providing water problem primarily is one that has to be DAR IVlecling during a reception for Teng given by the House International Relations worked out by both towns. If the final deci­ Committee Tuesday. (UPI photo) service with the pressure levels needed TOLLAND - The Capt. for adequate fire protection generally sion is to have the MDC come in, that op­ Noah Grant chapter of the Taps Incumbents costs twice as much as just providing the tion then would be considered. Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Feb. 3 at 1:30 p.m. at the ANDOVER — First Selectman J. Russell Thompson Controls Suggested Savings Bank of Tolland. and Selectman Peter Maneggia were unanimously en­ Lawrence Colvin, a dorsed by the Republican caucus Tuesday night to seek SEE THE EXCITING STYLES teacher at Sykes School, another term for their respective offices. THAT HIGHLIGHT THE NEW Rockville, will be the guest Newcomer Charlotte .Neal was endorsed for the seat of For State Agencies speaker. He will show tax collector. Cynthia Clark, current tax collector, said SPRING FASHIONS! ALL HEATERS AND HARTFORD (UPII - slides of Washington, D.C. she would not seek the seat again. She was thanked for In the 56-page report, recommended: and other points of in­ her many years of work in the town. Connecticut's auditors say Donohue and Becker said • The effectiveness of Greet the new season with some terest. Incumbents Ruth Munson and Morgan Steele were en­ the Legislature should the Legislature should the 1977 g o v e rn m e n t HUMIDIFIERS exciting new clothes to lift your dorsed for the seats of tax collector and treasurer respec­ keep an eye on how state eliminate "lump-sum " Mayor Emcees reorganization be spirits — and add naw life to your ALL ICE SKATES EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES; tively. agencies spend federal budgeting procedures MANCHESTER - evaluated by all of the wardrobe. Come in and see our • Edison Fan-Forced Portable Heater The causcus endorsed incumbent James Hohman for a dollars, the new state which allocate money by Legislature's committees; Mayor Stephen Penny will • Figure skates (or men and women • Westbend Tabletop Humidifier six-year term on the Board of Finance and newcomer government reorganization major departments, in­ exhilarating new collection—ready Our Ortg. 18.99...... 14.97 Our OrIg. 34.97...... 26.33 for you now. serve as master of •Hockey skates (or men and boys James Hurst for a two-year term. and the way leasing deals stead of by specific agen­ ceremonies Feb. 17 at the m •Double runner skates (or boys & girls • Edison Comfort Sensor Console •Sunbeam 9-Gal. Console Humidifier Remaining nominations by the Republican caucus at are set up. cies within the 35th annual Ladies Night of Our Orig. 48.99...... I " - ' - •Single runner skates for boys & girls Heater, 36.43 Our Orig. 59.97...... 47.76 the Town Office Building were: The auditors also departments. " NOTICE the town volunteer firemen recommended in their an­ Stors stock only. Not svsry ityls In svsry stors. SM ALL APPLIANCES DEPT. MAJOR APPLIANCES DEPT. Board of Tax Review, Edward Sharp and Edward Whit­ The Legislature also Probate Court is open for at Garden Grove, Sorry, no rsinchseks. *lntsrmsdlats markdowni tiksn. comb: Board of Education. Nancy Hegener; and Plan­ nual report to the should make sure state conferences with the judge I f * The event will open at *lntsrmsdists msrkdowns taken. Store stock only. Not all Itsmi In all stores. ning and Zoning Commission, Jesse Graham. Legislature Tuesday that agencies don't spend from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. 6:30 p.m. with a happy lawmakers seize some of m An alternate position for the commission was not filled federal dollars without on Thursday nights. Night hour, and dinner will be at the caucus but will be filled by the Republican Town the spending power first receiving legislative telephone number: 647- o M t t l served at 7:30. The Committee at a later date. currently enjoyed by the permission, the auditors Rhythm Airs will play for European Lead Crystal Slumber Bags in executive branch of 3227. t DRESS SHOP Detecto Decorator Scales Also: Zoning Board of Appeals, Morgan Steele and said. dancing until 1 a.m. Table Lamps Popular Juvenile Patterns Brighten your Bathroom alternate Ylo Anson: Fire Commissioner, J. Russell government. In another area, the William E. FitzGerald Piuadilty S^uMC Thompson; Library Director. Geraldine Adams; Norton Auditors Leo Donohue auditors said lawmakers D Q Our Reg. Judge of Probate ROUTE 83 TALCOnviUE 643-9016 AFS Dinner Fund Commissioner, Jean Person; and Insurance Com­ and Henry Becker should keep a tighter fiscal 22.47 ai."'' 6• O O 11.99 HEBRO N - The adult 9 . 7 0 1 2 . 7 0 mission, Francis Wimple. repeated their oftstated leash on the gaming com­ Orig.* 14.99 Orig.* 17.99 Embossed mat with flair pattern; position that the state mission the state treasurer chapter of the American assorted colors. Easy-carry handle, would be better off using Field Service w ill sponsor 29.94 S'*"' Colorful selection Includes superheros and the banking commis­ and storybook characters. Washable; biennial budgets rather sion. an international dinner Sparkling decorator crystal in assorted designs, can also double as comforters. Voter Meeting Set March 3 at 6:30 p.m, at each with a silk shade and 3-way socket. b.9.77 than spending packages The auditors noted that *lntsrmsdials msrkdownt taken. 'Intormrtllilt mirlidowni liktn. Rham High School. (36 attortsd par store. No rainchscki.) that only plan one year in recent years, some state Storo stock only. Not 111 stylos In svsry stors. S ^ , no rsictiK ks. Easy-to-read full-face dial! Colorful Members of the com­ wet-look vinyl mat. Auto zero, On School Addition ahead. agencies have entered into QIFTDEPT. SPORTING GOODS DEPT. They said the current "oral” leasing contracts munity will be asked to ANDOVER — A Town Meeting at which residents will single-year budgeting with private firms, a prac­ donate various inter­ have the option of approving or rejecting an additional system has "hindered the tice the auditors found un­ national dishes. Tickets Argus development of a long- are available from any Remote Control $40,000 for the gymnasium addition to Andover Elemen­ acceptable. SAVE OVER *8 Welle Balsam Instant tary School will be held Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. at the school. range fiscal plan." The report also chapter members. Slide Projector Hair Conditioner Last year the town approved spending $662,000 for the Sunbeam ‘Vista’ 16 oz., our Reg. 1.41...... 1.19 addition. It also approved $4,500 for architect’s fees. Emanuel Church Spray/Steam/Dry However, all bids received for the project were over the 9 9 .7 0 fUfi; Wella Balsam Shampoo MANCHESTER - Full remote control 3-Way Deluxe Iron approved amount. _ Several meetings are forward & back, plus 16 oz., Our Reg. 2.99...... 1.76 ^ the School Building Committee negotiated with the Manchester Parkade scheduled for toqight and remote focusing I Pop-up 17.66 Our Reg. 25.94 lowest bidder, Paul Phulick of Lebanon. After preview editing; toty Revlon ‘Super Eyes’ ) Inside Marahallt Mall Thursday at Emanuel slide rotary tray. Sprays at the touch of a button; negotiating the committee said the project could become fGLORIA MON-SAT 10 to 6 WED. THURS, FRI til 9 Lutheran Church. ‘IntonnodUili matkdowns laktn. switches from steam to dry Eye Color Kits a reality if an additional $40,000 were approved. Tonight, the com­ instantly. 64-venl soleplate, Assorted popular shades. The project is 50 percent reimburseable by the state. munications committee fabric guide. 1I712-64 Our Reg. 3.25...... 2.33 Ea. The town will pay the other 50 percent. The additional STEVENS and the Camp Calumet funds must also be approved by the state. Famous Brand Rockwell 3/8” Adjustable family division committee Thompson said, “ I am being very cautious about the w ill both meet at 7:30. Variable Speed Drill Kit project because I have to represent both sides.” THE Thursday, the Prayer Versatile 3/B" size for so many jobs. 2.7 amp motor. Complete Lloyd’s/Garrard Patrice Kowalski, Board of Education chairman, Children’s Group will meet at 10 a.m. i . ‘-ti______Ii i said, “ I don't know what w ill happen. I hope a good crowd with 23-piece accessory kit and Stereo System Zenith 19” diagonal and the care and visitation case. of people show up at the Town Meeting to vote the way Chromacolor II IMAGE committee at 11:15. The r ^ v E ^ R * 8 2 they want to.” Evening Prayer Group and * 2 6 7 Portable TV Mrs. Kowalski said, “ The project should be decided by Clothing for yo u r 4 Q 7 C I.P • ii Ii II1.1 I I ll ll I the Junior and Senior Con­ Our Reg. 349.99 the town and not by a small number of people serving on firmation Classes will CHOICE 1 9 . r O town boards" MAKER, Our Prig.* 27.99 Each • Lloyd's AMIFM Stereo with 8-Track * 3 4 4 K ' --- I'll meet at 6:30 p.m., and the a Once upon a time. Moms used to Recotder/Player—Twin VU meters Less New Members Information Ultra-brllllant Chromacolor” How do you rate your ^ dress their little girls and boys up in beautiful playthings auto-stop. picture tube; automatic fine Class at from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Rockwell 2-Speed •Garrard Magnetic Record Changer tuning, plus automatic color own imaqe? and dress clothes. But times passed, costs went'up, \JlHl Jig ^ w Kit iJilJ Bible Study Slated and Mom had to start buying less clothing, and Wood base. Shore cartridge. clarifier for lrue-to-li(e color. Impro.pmeni Pentecostal Church Accessory kit Includes rip and •3-Way Speakers—10" woofer, 5" Your Figure’’ couldn't afford real good quality anymore. We think - ■=] ' circle cutting guide, ten blades midrange, 3" tweeter. SOUTH WINDSOR - a.m. little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, MANC ESTER - The and antl-splinter base Insert. Three additional daytime An evening Christ In the How do you look m cloihej’’ so we're helping Moms buy them more easily. United Pentecostal Church units and one evening *intsrn)«diat« msrfcdownt laktn. Home Study for men and You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the w ill have its regular ser­ Stonecroft Bible Study are women will meet Monday How do you leel children s and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices vice and Bible study scheduled to begin early in evenings for 10 weeks, piiysically’ tonight at 7:30 at the they can easily afford. We thought children's clothing, February. from 8 to 9:30 p.m. church, 187 Woodbridge St. A 10-week study of St. For further information cost too much...so we brought the prices down. Everyone is welcome. U your answers lo these ihree sunuJe iiuesuons are Iju Paul's Letter to the contact Eleanor Cox, 23 ^ now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after »o\ «=B5&=» or needs imorovemenr v.p von 10 lomnler Ihli Colossians w ill be held Broadleaf Drive; Gloria in good, old fashioned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. r from 12:30 to 2 p m. Make Today Count Wilson, 161 Bayberry More than 2,000.000 t-.o-nen have tieen heipcrl by dorta MANCHESTER - The Wednesdays, beginning Trail; or June Cottle, 166 Stevens F gure Salons through the MED mpinod. mot.vation, Make Today Count Club, a Feb. 7. An eight-week Clinton Drive. exercise and diet The Glonj Stevens member looks beiier Girls Girls Girls & Boys group that cieals with death study will be held Thursday feels better and has a new zest for life Dressy Blouses mornings, from 10 to 11:30 Jeans w e ^ d a y l and dying, will meet a m. beginning Fob. 8. A BAnEIIIESFOR Gloria Stevenf has an introductory offer, six weeks of & Skirts 100% Acrylic Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Radlot-Hearlng AUt study of Christ in the unlimited visits for S25 Ir (hat six weeks. Gloria Stevens By Hillbilly & By Kate savings Faculty East Conference Mini-Cassette Auto Tape Player Gsnin - Flashlights can start you on your new image Jogging Suits Psalms will begin Monday MItey Miss Greenaway Room at Manchester Com­ Slide control lor volume, tone and Feb. 12, and continue for 14 By Fawn Togs munity College. balance. Plus last forward and eject f f h IRTHUR DRUG INIRODUCrORV OfflR Polyester & Cotton Those wishing more in­ buttons. Incl. hardware and complete f U weeks, from 10 to 11:30 Khaki and Denim Long Sleeve Blouses to50%onl Assorted Colors formation may contact mounting Instructions. Our Reg 44 99 Sizes 7-14 Reg, & Slim & Skirts In Assorted Sizes 4-6x — 7-14 ..... Ailrcn Paul Paradis of 102 West Solids & Prints A Smart New Look/ Reg. lo ‘19 Reg. to $23.50 ..... Uurrouttel St,, Vernon, 875-0367. Pair of 4" Flush-Mount SoUds and Prints RUL ESTATE fiweeks for$0*\ Reg. to $18 urjLiMiTfo VISITS' m m \ ^ .....QuihEX or 6x9” Single Speaker Kits Ladies’ Smartly Styled Men’s Plaid Shirts PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES One inlroductory olfer per perion 100% Nylon Shirts with a Glint of Gold NOW NOW NOW .....TinyTots YOUR n J i n Our Reg. imSlBriwTyBnlnglia^ CHOICE g . 4 U 12-99 wrinkle-shedding6M5 _ with James Murphy in Manchester Funrun Exerct$ecxerct$e Plant'lan 'fj' v'. Wear them solo, or layer poly/cotton blend high- Y ^8.99 to *9.99 ..... ilillliilly 1 Air suspension speakers with with turtles, vests, lackets. Reg. 4.99 Uondav eveniiiKn from 6 : 3 0 - 9 : 3 0 n .m . Diet! Compiled Excl-jsixely by Our Dietitian ^ ^ *3.99 to *9.99 *13.99to*15.9£ CIRCUUifioN HOURS and 5.99 llahted by metallic f No Otirobing a Ind.y.dual Programming ...... Duniiiour Mon. - Frt. llweeler! Complete with Instruc- Sizes S,M,L. Lurex® thread. S,M,L,XL. Rag. 8.99 tor 12 weeks beginning Jan. 22, 1979 Phyiician Inquiries Inivited About Our MED Method 6:90 to e m |tions, wire and mounting hardware. Boys ...... Her Majesty OatVERV DEADUNE. with John Charters in Manchester Pre Teen Toddlers 5J0 p.m. Rubbermaid Snack Tray Misses’ and Juniors' Men’s Pre-washed ...... Pretty Ptease SAT. Wrangler Denim Joans wednesilay evenings from 6 : 3 0 - 9 : 3 0 p n f 7 :0 0 .10K» t.m. Deluxe tray has detach­ Slim-Lined Woven Pants Pre Washed Denim Vest & .....Wonderknlt OEUVERY DEADUNE able litter basket, In shape-keeping poly m m Fashioned in 'No Fault' for 12 weeks beginning Jan. 24, 1979 Legging Sets Jeans ..... OHlikonh 7 ^ l.m. compartments (or Q J| T gabardine. Straight or U A A fViiuniUHtMidnight i/wMiMi,Denim, ww q Q 0 Jeans flare-legs, fly-fronts, new Boot cut detail stitching By Tiny Tots ’ SuigBtted Carriw Rateia' change and tissues. O m H l they keep their shape, ...... AUeen Assorted colors. Rbg.4.99 belts. Szes 516-15/16. Rag. 12.99 slay wrinkle-free. By Hillbilly & PoyiUo In Adnnoo Rag. 14.99 Sizes 8-14 100% Acrylic ...... Baby Togs gW«x>y...... i6« Sizes 29-38. Room IDS (Both A « |) America l (attest growing tytlem < ( (ranchiied figure Tru Blue _____ AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 3 Regular & Slim Prints & Solids Woolily...... to t Rsgistsr it first class - RagIstratloii fat: S7R.OO laloni txclutively (or women Sizes Preteen 8-14 ...... PoUyFlindere O nt month...... tl.tO 27-30 Waist Some with Hats Thtoomoniht ...... $11.70 (taxt not Indudsd) o „ CALL NOW Reg. to $17.50 ...... Danskin Sta mon«M...... 123.40 3 WAYS TO CHARGE rouriK Ih, minimum nhirtironal PuliMm Bridg* Plau BrcMd SI. Port M . Plui Reg, to $18 Reg. $14 O n oytor...... $40.90 SALES PRICES uuirmnunu /or lhf ,alt,pfr,aat llronio or rrl forth E. H a ^d Manchartar, Ct. Rta. SO, Vamon ...... LevTi MtU Roim Upon Rtouoil 1. CALDOR CHARGE MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE 6x r* r Connrrilrul Hoal Etiolc Commirilon. ' 56f*9522 SobocObort who fill to rtoolvo 2. MASTER CHARGE The Univorolty ol Connocticut NOW NOW .....Link World thrti nowtpopw btiMO 5:30 p.m. 1145 TOLLAND TUlWnKE T W - C I T Y M K M CENTER THRU ■houM loltpnono tho circulitlon 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD SATURDAY Offleo rt Hon-Cr^ ProQnms 1*9.99 to *10.99 NOW *9.99 .....Girllown gW rttW lt. 047-9049. *4.99 to *10.99 ...... Prilcah Harbor STORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M •CONNECTICUT STORES CLOSED SUNDAY PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 EVENING— . HERALD, .. Wed., — — t w«...Jan. w*,31, if,19 1979— — rPAGE SEVEN I Crash Probe VITA Offers Barry, Mahoney Favor FBI Eyes Cross Burning Tax Form Aid Takes Time HARTFORD (UPI) - The FBI has charged with third-degree criminal case were filed by the state’s at­ been asked to investigate a Christ­ mischief and disorderly conduct, torney’s office and not by his office Tax Break for Elderly mas Eve cross-burning outside a both misdemeanors. because of te length of time between MANCHESTER — Monday was the WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The first day that VITA members met black man’s home in well-to-do The Connecticut NAACP said the the incident and the charges. MANCHESTER — Two state with the hard bite of inflation, their state police reports it will continue with senior citizens to help them Ridgefield. Five young suspects in charges were only a “slap on the He said the media had been unfair legislators from town are co­ actual disposable income is investigating what caused a crowded prepare their income tax returns. the case were charged with mis­ wrist" and that more serious counts in its comments that the cross­ sponsoring a bill that would increase decreasing. The increased exemption commuter bus to slam into a disabled demeanors. should be considered. The NAACP burning was “a direct reflection on Twelve members of the Volunteer the number of elderly persons eligi­ allowance would give the elderly gasoline tanker and killing three men U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal also asked that an investigation be the type of community Ridgefield Income Tax Assistance program will ble for a tax break from the state. more spending money," Barry said. before filing any possible charges, said Tuesday he has asked the FBI to made to see if the incident was is,” meet four days weekly from now un­ The bill originally was proposed by The same bill was proposed last "It will be at least a couple of days, investigate the incident to see organized. Rotunda said the act was “solely til April 16 with senior citizens State Sen, Joseph Fauliso of Hartford year but it did not get out of the possibly more, before the investiga­ whether a full federal probe is Blumenthal said he could not com­ committed” by the five suspects and needing assistance in preparing their and State Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Finance Committee. tion is completed." state police needed. ment on what prompted his request that the charges against them should tax forms. The services are free. New Haven. spokesman Adam Berluti said “It might take a month for the in­ to the FBI. serve as “a warning to those who The VITA aides will be at the Two Manchester legislators — Stop Smoking Clinic Tuesday. "I don't anticipate any quiry. It might take longer. It might Ridgefield is located in Fairfield would dare challenge the Constitu­ following locations from 1 to 4 p.m.: State Sen, David Barry and State charges will be filed before then. We not take that long. It really depends County, one of the nation’s most tion of the United States, which • Monday - South United Rep. Francis Mahoney — have MANCHESTER — The American won't know if there's anything in a large part on the nature of what affluent areas. Only a small percen­ guarantees the rights of all citizens.” Methodist Church. agreed to co-sponsor the legislation. Cancer Society will sponsor a “Stop chargeable until it's complete." they find,” he said. tage of the 7,900 residents are black. Four of the suspects: Robert E. • Tuesday — Senior Citizens State law provides a property tax Smoking” program starting Feb. 6 The Connecticut Department of The six-foot wooden cross covered Four years ago, black comedian Bryant, 20, and Robert D. Stewart, Center. credit for persons 65 years old or from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in its offices at Transportation closed the section of with clothing was set ablaze in the Godfrey Cambridge said he and his 18, both of Ridgefield; Brian Keenan, • Wednesday — Knights of Colum­ over who have been residents of the 237 E. Center St. Interstate 91 northbound in front yard of Edward Browne, a family were subjected to threats and 17, of Bethel; and Mark W. Swan, 17, bus Hall. state for at least five years and who The program will continue on Feb. Wethersfield where the accident oc­ black man who discovered the vandalism when they moved to of New Fairfield, will appear in Dan­ • Thursday — First Federal are not receiving some type of 7, 8, 9 and 12, 19, and 26 at the same curred for 20 minutes Tuesday after­ flames while he and his family were Ridgefield. bury Superior Court Feb. 9. The other Savings. mderal, state or local financial aid. place and time. For information call noon so troopers could measure and making Christmas cookies. Police Chief Thomas J. Rotunda suspect, a 15-year-old, was turned The VITA members will also assist The persons also must have incomes 643-2168. photograph the scene. Last week, five young men were said the complaints in the Browne over to juvenile authorities. the homebound who may call Joe John Dormer, standing, and other that do not exceed $6,00 per year Three men died and nearly two Murphy at 643-1225, John Dormer at citizens fill out income tax forms. They met The proposed bill would boost the dozen others were injured Monday 643-6760, or Bob Simmers at 643-2244. members of the Volunteer Income Tax at South United Methodist Church. (Herald income level to $12,000. Tired of being broke? Get fast cash afternoon when the bus smashed into Assistance (VITA) program, prepare for photo by Pinto) soTie extent, income levels for by selling things you no longer use the side of the tank truck, rupturing PZC Backs One 1-84 Exit their first day of helping Manchester senior the elderly are rising, but coupled with a fast-action Classified Ad. its rear tank and spilling 3,000 gallons of the truck's 7,800-gallon cargo on COVENTRY — The planning and at Bunker Hill Road, as an alter­ the road and in the bus. threats of a court challenge to the Zoning Commission has drafted a native to Parker Bridge Road, it Barry Names Staff Aide Berluti said troopers will continue town's zoning regulations. statement supporting only one in­ noted that Bunker Hill is a low- interviewing the bus's passengers The commission also drafted a MANCHESTER — State Sen. David update these laws and also initiate a ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES terchange in Coventry for a proposed density rural district and that a new Barry has appointed an East Hartford Q U R R IO . 2.09 and "will examine all of the working statement outlining its policy on program to handle juvenile offenders,” I \ G U R R K G . 1.97 section of Interstate 84 being planned road might increase the pressure to resident as staff assistant to the state Barry said. parts of the bus to determine if there by the S tate D epartm ent of ailowing the conversion of seasonal develop the area adjacent to the in­ dwellings to year-round use. Town Juvenile Justice Commission. The commission will deal with such were any mechanical defects. Transportation (DOT). terchange. 'All circumstances will be looked Planner Gregory Padick said the Anna Mary Robinson, 27, of Tudor issues as juvenile status offenders and The Windham Regional Planning In other business thePZC received Village, East Hartford, will serve as the at in a fact-finding study," he said. Agency recently published a lengthy guidelines were based on current commitment of mentally ill children. M edi a special permit application for 220 The workers had been picked up in zoning regulations. Zoning Agent only full-time staff member for the com­ Ms. Robinson is a graduate student at study of possible interchange apartments for Arrowhead Ridge off Wallingford and North Haven and Ernest Wheeler had requested mission. the Fairfield University Graduate School locations. It supports the com­ Route 6. Barry, who is deputy majority leader of were on their way to P ratt & Welcomed Home clarification from the PZC. of Corporate and Political Com­ lO-ROLL PACK mission’s decision that Parker The developer, Barak Homes, was the senate, is chairman of the commis­ 24-OZ. Whitney's East Hartford plant for Bridge Road indicates "some munications. She has worked as an assis­ Donald Beane of Berlin, Conn., gets a big smile from his granted conditional approval by the sion. tant to the family court and as a probation Marti the afternoon shift when the accident justification for an interchange at commission two years ago to con­ "Much of the legislation in the state occurred. daughter, Jayne, 7, as she is lifted from a plane at Hartford’s this crossing," officer in the Ulster County, N.Y., court PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES struct a larger housing complex, but concerning juveniles is archaic. One of the system. Brainard Airport Tuesday. The day before Christmas, Jayne According to the agency’s report, Young Dems Back .Now You Know was struck by a motorcycle as she ran in the sand in Daytona the plans fell through because of lack goals of the commission will be to try to 10 ROLLS SIGNAL “this site offers virtually the same of financial backing. Appoilintment Bill OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS 'TIL 6) The heaviest human brain on Beach, Fla., and her family was unable to raise enough money advantages and disadvantages as one More than 100 acres of land are BATH TISSUE record —weighing 82.25 ounces MANCHESTER - The Young SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 3,1979 MOUTHWASH to bring her back to Connecticut until a stranger offered to pay proposed for Bunker Hill Road." The owned by Barak Homes on the Effective strength. —belonged to the British poet George advantages include reducing travel Democrats of Connecticut have en­ Junior Miss Honored Faciol qualify bathroom tissue. White. Gordon. Lord Bvron. for the charter flight. (UPI photo) Bolton-Coventy town line. Proposals dorsed a bill that would permit time to Hartford, attracting traffic for developing the area have come from the village area, and alleviating younger persons to be appointed to EAST HARTFORD — The state Senate to major in psychology at Yale Universi­ before the PZC several times in the the state Advisory Council on congestion along Routes 31 and 44A. past 10 years. The commission set will honor a resident who recently was ty- O U R R IG . 1.S9 Children and Youth Services. GUR RIG. 3.17 The planners add that Parker March 12 for a hearing on the new named this year's Connecticut Junior “I can’t think of anyone who is more 8 FOR Vernon List Up 2.67% Bridge Road is classified as a minor application. Michael Pohl of 157 Brookfield St. Miss. deserving of this award. Her parents are ^ V local street and would need major presented the bill to the Young Sheryl Lee Dunn, a 17-year-old senior at proud of her. I'm proud of her and so are "The developer is requesting Democrats group, which endorsed it VERNON — The net taxable Grand Also showing an increase on the miscllaneous, $486,660. upgrading to handle the increased changes in density requirements, the East Hartford High School, will be the residents of East Hartford," Sen. List for October 1, 1978 totals $185,- unanimously. honored. State Sen. Marcella Fahey said. Fahey said. Grand List for 1978, was the boat Sewer Authority traffic load for an interchange. The number of housing units allowed per e r r : V 865,762, reflecting an increase of $4,- category with 442 boats registered at study rejects proposed interchanges The bill would permit ap­ Sen. Fahey represents all of East Hart­ "Sheryl's achievements should serve as The Sewer Authority will meet building, and the arrangement of the 956,228 over the 1977 list or an in­ a value of $208,750 and increase in at Brewster Street, Swamp Road, pointments to the state board of per­ ford and part of Manchester. an example to all young people of the high Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In the septic tank system, The conditional sons between the ages of 15 and 22. Wisk crease of 2.67 percent. value from $184,440,823 on last year’s South Street, Woodbridge Road, and approval resulted two years ago She has introduced a resolution con­ honors that can be obtained if you have the O U R R IG . 30c lA . 6-02. Memorial Building to discuss The present law permits ap­ Assistant Assessor Jack list. other locations. after numerous workshops between gratulating the new Junior Miss “on her confidence and are willing to make the 3 VanOudenhove said there was not Commercial buildings showed a refiguring sewer user charges for Although the agency felt there was pointments of persons between the hard work and dedication." sacrifices," she said. some small industrial firms. commission members and represen­ ages of 18 and 25. only an increase in the number of very slight increase from $34,154,440 some justification for an interchange tatives of the developer, and amind Miss Dunn is a karate expert and plans HENDRIES motor vehicles but also an improve­ to $34,435,688 and the increase on The charges as estimated for the WISK LAUNDRY CADBURY DIAL ment in the quality thus showing a house and building lots was also past six months, and billed to these SUNDAE CUPS DETERGENT CANDY BARS ANTiPERSPIRANT tax increase from fel,373,510 to $23,- slight, from $29,771,802 to $30,157,312. firms, have reportedly been over es­ timated. School Sets Open House H eavy duly liquid in the big size. Caromello, shortcake or milk choco­ Regular or unscenled tproy. 952,830. The number increased from Other listings, all reflecting small late. 18,489 to 18,707. The bills were estimated so the tax increases, are: Barns, sheds and gar­ MANCHESTER - The Blue Shutter licensed by the State Department of ’There was also an increase in ages, $1,757,719; manufactories, $1,- collector could get them out to pay for running the new sewage treat­ Play and Learn School will have an open Health and is taught by its directors and dwellings from $74,735,860 to $76,150,- 593,870; acres of land, $6,204,590; house at Trinity Covenant Church on teachers. During the year, the school 269. This was largely due to the ment plant for the past six months. mobile homes, $637,130; machinery Hackmatack Street Sunday from 2 to 4 meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday building of several new homes in the The commercial user charge is O U R RKG. 1.19 and water power, $2,535,730. THIS IS IT! p.m. Snow date is Feb. 11. O U R RKG. 5.99 Lake Street area. $140 per 1,000 gallons discharged. with sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. and noon to Also; horses, $6,670; cattle $650; The nursery school is for three- to five- 2 p.m. 9 9 c ’The figure on tax exempt real es­ commercial furniture and fixtures, Bills are figured on an estimate year olds. Interested parents and children tate increased from $29,375,860 to based n the average sewage For further information, call Judy ,4 .4 9 $3,691,293; mechanics and farming FARR’S ANNUAL 4 DAY are invited to visit the school and apply for Marteney, 643-7277, or Carolyn Dewey, $31,658,890. tools, $2,870; goods on hand. $2,719,- generated by industries or 1979-80 year enrollment. PRESTONE LEE businesses. 649-8386. Registration is on a first come, GENERIC DRUGS 810; cables and conduits, $4,670,338; The preschool is nondenominational and first served basis. DE-ICER NAILS M -oz. spray with WINTER CLEARANCE SALE scraper lop. Safe, natural appearanco, S A V E M O N E Y durable. u Give Your Sweetheart Sweets ^ Bypass Road Suggested y this Valentine Day. OUR SALK PRICK SOUTH WINDSOR — The J. C. Penney Advisory Com­ g Order your cakes now! GURRKG. 1.ta Mayor Nancy Caffyn and Councilwoman Jackie Smith What does "GENERIC " mean? mittee has recommended construction of an industrial both feel if funding were not provided, the town could LADIES-MENS-GIRLS-BOYS 1 .9 9 bypass road and minimal repairs to Pleasant Valley and build the road. It is believed that the road would be payed Boyer is o brand nome, ond Aspirin is a generic name. The 1 .3 9 Chapel Roads. for by the opening of land for industrial development (■andy-making JOHNSON'S same is Irue for prescription drugs. Librium is a brand LIP QUENCHER The Town Council will vote at it's next regular council presently unavailable. rIatteM now ■4 // baking and name and Chlordiozepoxide is the generic name. Even forming. decorating done BABY though prescription generics may be hard lo pronounce, LIPSTICK meeting whether or not to pursue an agreement with the The committee also advised the pursuit of legal FHUK on the preniiseg SHAMPOO they're usually a lot easier to pay for. Generally, the Assorted cremes and state for the reconstruction of Pleasant Valley and channels to prevent Manchester from closing Burnham only difference between brand name drugs and generics frosteds. Chapel roads — a decision which is opposed by the Plea­ Street. Admiration has been called Baby soft cleansing $1100 formula. 16-oz. are the name and the price. the cream of human kindness. 191 C tn itr 81. sant Valley Neighborhood Association. Manchtiitf FLO’S CAKE 70 Union St. ■ ■ H 941^)331 RockvUlo Mrs. Rose Pastula, president of the association, said SKATES Decorating Supplies Inc. 9753393 the group was opposed to any rebuilding of Pleasant FLETCHER GUSS CO OUR REGULARLAR STOCK OF ALL H6” O U R RKG. 3.29 Valley or Chapel roads because of fear that the improved OUR RKG. 99c roadways would draw traffic from the Penney complex. 35 Y*«n cf ffpufiutKU IpIMAHCHEtTEH FIRST QUALITY NEW SKATES i i ( Mrs, Pastual said the traffic would be diverted to the DON'T PA88 THI8 UP 1 . 7 7 ^MMUlRlt Q M id l^ 7 9 ' bypass road if the roads were not improved. fikASS SERVICE Cannot Bo Rapaatad At Thia Priea SHOWER TO Town Manager Allan Young however said he feels all fuiiwTum io« DURAFIAMEII PKnuiii FMMim ■ rmifuci t doo* m m k o m SHOWER SAVE three roads are needed to handle the traffic. He said he TUI INClOSUItS -SMCIAl, * 0 I« BRAND GENERIC FIRE LOG thought the state should be asked to provide funding for POWDER NAME NAME Burns up to 3 hrs. the bypass road, along with Pleasant Valley and Chapel. INSULATED Bring Ihe beaufy Regulor or herbal 2 .8 8 scented. 13-oz. \K-^-"KS-irf/ According to Young the funding for the reconstruction REG. DRUG DRUG of Chapel and Pleasant Valley would be from the urban systems funds, allocated by the federal government. Fun­ FIGURE SKATES •»» s 3nd simplicify ding for the bypass road would be available if the town O U R RKG. 1.99 O U R RKG. 99c presents it as an alternative to Interstate-291. BOYS BUCK and GIIILS WWTE nc« Old Weu; England DARVON PROPOXYPHKNK Recommendations are expected to be submitted in 1 .4 4 C O M P . 6 S C A P S C O M P . 6 5 C A P S 6 9 ' April. io your home! Some council members feel that, since the bypass road O.B. 7 . 4 7 4 .5 9 HARTZ “may be in the future" and plans to go with reconstruc­ SHOE SKATES » TAMPONS C A T lim R tion should be pursued, “while vigorously pursuing fun­ Regular or super, Absorbent & deodor­ ding for the connector between the Penney park and the CAPS 30-counl. izing. lO-lbs. Bissell Bridge, wi a SOCKS All BOWLING Utility Ads E^mlain O U R RKG. 71c KA. O U R RKG. 73c SHOES 2 p k g . A A c FOR W 9 9 4 9 ' Plant Shares Sale PUT Off film Ragular and WHITE OWL BAND-AID JOHNSON NEW HAVEN, (UPI) — United Illuminating Co., LASTING FULLNESS BVD THERMAL INVINCIBLE PLASTIC OR STEM PADS processing claiming it still believes in the Seabrook, N.H. nuclear UNDERWEAR 50% o f l 2 " X 2” no-stick pads, INTO OR NEW YORKER SHEER STRIPS PRINTS PRICES power plant, spent $6,300 on newspaper advertisements 10-ct. to tell customers why it is selling half its 20 percent share 5 fine quality cigars 50-ct. lorge or YOUR perpkg. 30-ct. wide. in the project. 12 3.29 “We took out ads to explain and let the record be FLANNEL SHIRTS cflamsanrs straight on our position," UI President John D, Fassett HAIR said in an interview Tuesday. O U R R B O . 69c 20 with REG. O U R RKG. 3.59 G U R R K G . 1.69 4.89 The utility's advertisement said its decision to sell lee -14.99 $ 1 Q .« does not reflect any change in the firm conviction of UI Permanent 7.99 aaaortad *5 naw plaldi AMorltd Colort 6 8 ‘ 1 .9 8 1 . 1 7 Plus FREE FILM management that the Seabrook project must be com­ Styling... WISE pleted to meet the increasing energy needs of New ^ the New AMERICAN MADE-QUALITY TYLENOL CLINITEMP Included with finished prints will be POTATO o coupon for a FREE ROLL of our England and reduce the region’s reliance on imported Custom Service TABLETS FEVER Reg $1 0 9 Fuji color 1 10 or 126- CHIPS 12 film for Men B0NIIVE$T$ $ 2 6 9 . CONSTRUCTED & DESIGNED 100-ct. Extra Strength REQ.S29.99toSiW .9S *19** to «34” tablets. THERMOMETER 8-oz. bog. Reusable, unbreak­ Today, man want to make the most lhat‘8 thinning or aparM. Ifa an other sizes available R D A i n C I t D I I O C able & eosy to clean. Class Signups Set of their appearance. They want hair e a s y w a y to re-capture a fuller-look­ Sals anas Feb. IS, 1979 O n H I I l L l I I I U U O wftti plenty of lasting body and full- ing head of hair. naaa. Hair that's flattering. Hak Famous Thorndike Braided Rugs are manufactured by skilled New England craftsmen . . . de­ BOLTON — Registrations are being accepted for the Plus, daily care's a breeze. th a t's a s s y to c a ra for. R EQ . $49.99 to 189.99 •34” to *59” signed to beautify . . . constructed to lie perfectly flat. Standard full sizes as well as special sizes spring Continuing Education Program at Bolton High Now ntan can have the hair they Permanent StyNng is done by our expert salon st^sts. using specially available. A wide range of well styled designs and colors.. Lockslitched with a heavy cotton shoe School. want. WKh Parmanent Styling ManaolLadya ^ Unusuafly heavy demands formulated Duo-Therm for Men. FUSTIC SLEDS^I thread for years of trouble-free service. Thorndike Braided Rugs rcBecI the siyle, beauty and Permanant Stying gives men's hair may require our setting The classes will begin the week of Feb. 5 and end the made by Zotoe, the world's ieacAng THERMAL ^ niggedness of Old New England for those who plan lo re-create a true Early Ameriain Decor. body and fulness whera it's needed and reasonable limits on some CHARTER OAK MALL week of April 16. maker of ffne talon products. Body that's parmanant, in to stay INOERWEAR / T0B000ANS( items in fairness to all Intermediate clothing will be taught Mondays from 7 to until hair gro M out. H's the perfect Can today for an appointmant. Isn l customers. 9:30 p.m.' woodworking instruction Wednesdays from 7 solution to Dmp, lifeless hair, or hair it tim e to m ake the moet of yo u rse lf? 7 ¥ ^ L b V* off n Hirlboron|li Coantry Barn = to 9:30 p.m.: and golf for beginners Tuesdays from 7 to 9 • ** 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD p.m. Rtfl. M l" / o o V NORTH M A IN l Y . I I Y t l . t X I T O O R I J O L D S M It T IC K V IL L IA O B OPR R T I *1 NMAINSTRStT THE RAZORS EDGE 25%’ *;*»‘-»0«OUOM.CONM MVSTICIIARORTSXIT.MVSTIC.CONN OLOSAVBROOK.CONN TUKS SAT IIIM .PRI l•t.SUN I t Jl MON SAT ll-SN.rRt Ilf.SUN l-l:N 135-1 A registration fee will be charged for Bolton residents "HAIRSTYLINQ FOR MEN” •SALE ENDS SATURDAY /2/3/7D* MON SAT l«S M.RRI IM.SUN and a higher fee will be charged for non-residents TEL. 647-1167 S 2 MAIN ST. OPEN DAILY Registrations may be sent to the high .school. 2 9 ¥ i W S4* TEL 500-4120 For more information call the high .school at 643-2768, 457 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 643-7111 or 646-300S 9-0 P.M. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Wed . Jan. 31, 1979 Andover Town Official EVENme HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 - PAGE NINE Snow Budget Surviving Jack Anderson MANCHESTER-This winter,with iHaurlffstFr £itpuimj Hrralh Given Mixed Reviews at the beginning of the winter that not sent in their bills for work this its cloudy skies and frequent rains, Manchester - A City of Village Charm ANDOVER — First Selectman J. the rains last week. had cut into budgets for plowing and month. has not been a good one for those Russell Thompson complimented the Thompson said temporary repairs sanding. The town's expenditure for paying Founded Oct. 1, 1881 were made and the road is open. Ad­ weather purists who enjoy snow- Nixon Blamed for Downfall work of Percy Cook as building of­ “Lately, we’ve tapered off,” he its own employees is well below the covered trees and sunsets over win­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, ficial criticiz^ his work as zoning ditional repairs will be made in the said. There have been a few storms budgeted total, Wajcs said. The town Manchester, Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. spring. try field scenes. WASHINGTON — Norodom But tragically, Cambodia was to be The invasion was supposed to agent. this month, but much rainy weather has spent $20,000 on salaries so far, capital in time to aid the military He said damage to the ball field on But, the weather has helped keep \ \ 1 MemDer, Audit Bufeau of Cifcuiaiion Sihanouk, a rotund little man with a caught in the big-power struggle over plotters. eliminate the Vietcong sanctuaries Thompson said there are many has cut down the amount of road care and that budget totals $95,000. Member. United Press iDteinaliunal the town's snow removal budget in Squeaky voice, has come out of Cam­ Southeast Asia. First came the Viet- along the frontier. Instead, the U.S. violations to the zoning regulations Long Hill Road was minimal. The needed. Expenses for chemicals are done There is no denying, howeve, that Customer Service — 647*9946 bodia to haunt Richard Nixon and that aren't being taken care of such clay surface on one field was washed check, at least so far, The town has spent about $20,000 of „ „ Harold E. Turklngton, Executive EdiiEditor cong guerrillas, slipping down Cam­ the new ruler, Lon Nol, had solid U.S. forces drove the Vietcong deep into at the beginning of the year. The Raymond F, Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A, Burbank, Managing Editor as building being constructed without out and will have to be replaced. And "Right now, we're in pretty good the $40,000 budget set aside for Henry Kissinger. bodia’s jungle paths on sandals backing. The leader of the CIA- Cambodia where they joined forces shape," Frederick Wajcs, highway town spent about $48,000, some of permits. he added. "We planned to do it paying private contractors. This which is funded by the state, and the They were the two men, Sihanouk hacked from old truck tires. Then the trained Cambodian cadres. Son Ngac with the Cambodian communists. Thompson, even while critical of anywav." superintendent, said Tuesday. figure, however, is deceiving, Wajcs supply should last the winter, Wajcs charges, who set in motion the terri­ pursuing Americans, with their Most of the peasants fled the coun­ There had been many small storms Than, was quickly brought in as an Cook, said, "Cook has a wealth of said. Most of the c'ontractors have said. Opinion ble events in Cambodia. He holds frightening firepower, began banging adviser. tryside and thronged into the capital, knowledge that the town shouldn't Ww Lil>rury Books them responsible for the human on Cambodia’s east gate. But the leaving the interior in the hands of lose. " He said. "We're not going to Not long afterward, one of Lon Several new books have been holocaust that Chinese loomed massively and Nol’s fist U.S. visitors was Gen. the communists. find anyone to fill those positions at purchased for Andover Public wiped out hun- ^ % U.S. intelligence cables in 1971 Cook's present salary." menacingly at the north gate. Alexander Haig who was later to Library. Catholics Boost Schools Fund Raising d re d s of ^ The man in the middle, Norodom reflect the deteriorating situation. Thompson asked the Board of They include Ann Lander's En­ cope with the emotional upheavals of MANCHESTER —The town’s three house from 9 to 11 a.m.. thousands of his f ' , Sihanouk, turned out to be a wily in­ They quoted high-placed Cambodian Finance to consider a salary increase cyclopedia, A to Z; Long's Essential experiencing the presence of Jesus Richard Nixon’s final days. At the Catholic parishes will celebrate St. Bridget has scheduled a Bible countrymen and . * ] | sources as saying "the recent for both positions. Cook currently Guide to Prescription Drugs; Ernest Christ in fellow students, teachers ternational manipulator. He wooed meeting with Haig, according to U.S. National Catholic Schools Week Feb. vigil at its church Wednesday at 1 enslaved the sur­ gets $300 as zoning agent and $2,200 Gann's Auto-biography. A Hostage and parents." Hits New High the Americans, enchanted the aides, Lon Nol unexpectedly broke military reverses appeared to have 5 through 11. The Asumption, St. p.m.; also, the school will hold an vivors, There is as building official. To Fortune and Lauren Bacall's, By Registration for the 1979-1980 Chinese and carried on a flirtation down and sobbed. He told Haig in an caused Lon Hof to take leave of his A study will be done on the pay of Bridget and St. James Parishes will open house Thursday from 8:30 to school year will be held at St. James evidence, unhap­ with the Soviets. He cooperated with senses.” Myself. observe the theme this year which is anguished voice that he lacked the both positions. 11:05 a.m. School anytime during the week of The latest idea in fund youth organizations or schools pily, that he may the Vietcong at the same time that he With the collapse of U.S. power in Joan Abbot, librarian, said reserve "Next to The Family, The Catholic understanding to confront his coun­ On Friday at 12:45 p.m., there will Feb, 5 to 9 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in , raising has been thought of by be right. Southeast Asia, Lon Nol’s downfall Kou(i W ashed Out lists for several popular books are Kundall Brown School” be a school assembly in the St. James to sell items door-to-door. maneuvered behind their backs to try’s problems. shorter now and said the library has the school office for kindergarten . the national political parties. Seldom in the course of human get them out of his country. was inevitable. He fled, a broken Thompson said about 200 feet of The week begins Monday when School gym at which time there will through Grade 8. Manchester Professional sports has a The United States, neverthless, new subscriptions for sevreal events has there been a story of equal Sihanouk’s superb tightrope man, half-paralized, to a fruit farm Bunker Hill Road was washed out by students from the three junior high be a prayer service, and prizes will children being registered for The latest scheme to raise lucrative sideline of selling or kept Lon Nol in power and showed magazines. the Sihanouk saga. It is an epic story diplomacy kept his defenseless little in Hawaii. Brown Heads parochial schools will hold a rally In be awarded to the winner of the essay kindergarten must also register for money for both Democrats and him with blessings. Yet the rcord is The library is open Monday from 7 the St. Bridget gym from 12:15 to and poster contests. authorizing the sale, of various not only of one man's indestructibili­ country in a state of benighn neutrali­ The durable Sihanouk, meanwhile, to 9 p.m., Tuesday and Friday from 2 preschool screening at their Republicans involves pushing clear that Nixon had no interest in \ eriion Teacher 1:45 p.m. The week’s events will conclude items including jackets, pen­ ty but of the agony of a nation. ty until 1970. He was deposed by a had allowed himself to be used as a to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday Shrine Club neighborhood public school. the use of bank credit cards. Cambodia except to use the country ("oiliest Winner Tuesday at 7 p.m., there will be a with a liturgical celebration of Registration for St. Bridget School nants, hats, pictures and other At the happy age of 18, Sihanouk coup on March 18,1970, while he was to outmaneuver the vexatious Viet­ front for the communist rebels. He from 2 to 5 p.m. family liturgy for the combined Catholic Schools Week Feb. 11 at If the novel idea is approved MANCHESTER —.Noble Itandall for Grades 7 and 8 will be held Feb. 8 paraphernalia. became Cambodia’s “god king.” He out of the country. cong. jovially referred to himself as the VER.NON — Peter Sepe. a teacher schools at the Assumption Church. It 10:30 a.m. at St. James Church. N. Brown of 58 Spruce St. was in­ and 9 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. by the Federal Election Com­ was a playboy prince, with a taste for Sihanouk believes the Central “ pink prince.” But behind the 3 at the Rockville High School will be concelebrated by the priests This year’s theme is based on the Perhaps the two parties Nixon rejected a French proposal stalled recently as the 28th president Regardless of race, color or creed, mission, U.S. citizens will not champagne, mistresses and pop Intelligence Agency was behind the that, for the sake of stability, scenes, he twice tried to contact Regional Vocational Agriculture of the three parishes. belief that, "Outsid the home, the all children are welcome to be could do the same and have English Gardens of the Omar Shrine Club of music. He ruled a gentle people in a coup, CIA-trained troops, known as Sihanouk be reinstated as Souvanna Henry Kissinger about returning to Center, has been chosen as the On Tuesday and Wednesday, St. Catholic school provides the student registered at any of the parochial only receive requests for jackets and other items Manchester. land of quaint pagodas and tinkling Khmer Serai, are known to have in­ Phouma had been in Laos in 1964. Cambodia to end the war. But regional winner of the "Ideas Subject of Show James School will have an open the best opportunity to experience a schools. donations from both parties, emblazoned with their name or Unlimited " contest. living rhristian community by temple bells. Probably nowhere on filtrated the country just prior to the Instead, Nixon got Lon N ol’s Kissinger refused to see him.' Other nobles installed for 1979 are: but also letters urging them to earth was there a country more The contest is sponsored by the MANCHESTER - Colorful flowers Robert F Ledoux. first vice presi­ symbol. coup. But Cambodian sources told us acquiescence for a U.S. thrust into After the communist takeover, National Vocational Agriculture and pleasing patterns are part of a dent; Fred Schleicher, .second vice use a specific bank credit card. If these ideas seem a little oeaceful and innocent. the CIA soldiers never reached the Cambodia. Sihanouk returned to Cambodia as Teachers .Association. Sepe was presentation on English gardens president: Herbert R. Kingsbury, Woman Named Joyner Aide The Republican’s plan calls far-fetched, one must the figurehead chief of state. He says chosen as regional winner for the 18 which will brighten wind-battered secretary; Stanley .N Baldwin, for the committee to be paid remember there have been that he was kept under house arrest, northeastern states. spirits and tempt a person with treasurer. MANCHESTER —Althea Potter of She worked as an editor in the Public Health Nursing Association $2.50 for each card member it never knowing when his turn would The contest is designed to give spring fever. enterprising individuals who 26 Gardner St. has been appointed Public Information and Advertising and the Manchester-Bolton Branch. come on the execution block. Twice a classroom teachers in vocational Arthur H. llling will show slides of The Rev. Russell E. Camp, past procures for a bank. have made quite a bit of money imperial chaplain of Sphinx Temple legislative assistant by State Rep. Division, Marketing Services Greater Hartford Chapter, American year, he was taken on a drive intt the agriculture an opportunity to share English gardens he has visited on Walter Joyner, who represents Department, of the Travelers In- The Democrats, not be out­ selling pet rocks, dogless countryside presumably to show the outstanding and exciting teaching Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at will be chaplain of Omar Shrine Club Red Cross and is publicity for 1979. M an ch ester’s 12th Assembly ■surance Companies. chairwoman for the Manchester done, proposed having the peasantry he was still behind the ideas. the Oak Grove Nature Center, 269 leases and recordings of per­ District. She is a director of the Manchester Land Conservation Trust. national committee receive 0.5 radical communist government. But Sepe, and some ol his students, Oak Grove St. Families are invited, Fred Davis, potentate of the formances by Marcel Joyner said Mrs. Potter’s past and Interfaith Social Action Council Mrs. Potter also is a past president he was never sure where the car was have experimented and developed a free of charge. Shrine, was the installing officer for present activities in the community percent of the sales charged on Marceau. small hog and lamb finishing unit at IMISAC) Corp. She also serves on the of the League of Women 'Voters of taking him whether he would return. For further information, call the the ceremony which was held at will help in her new position. executive boards of the Manchester Manchester. cards they persuade fellow Perhaps the best idea which the center in Rockville. Lutz Junior Museum, 643-0949. Willie's Steak House. From interviews with refugees and party members to use. has been considered is a classified intelligence reports, Trinity Cliurrii If the idea is accepted, it national paper drive. meanwhile, we had chronicled the MANCHESTER - The may pave the way for more un­ The effort would collect and story of slaughter and oppression in Educator Urges Respect Rev. Norman Swensen, ique schemes to generate recycle all the useless federal Cambodia. It’s a story Sihanouk has pastor of Trinity Covenant political campaign funds. forms business has to fill out. now confirmed. He told a press con­ Church, will lead a Bible ference eloquently: By BARBARA RICHMOND do exist. Cumberland farm The national committees the lowest marks. He feels this is study tonight at 7:30 at the The project would not only “I would like to see my people have lleraltl Rcporler Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant church. could perhaps work the same degrading and shouldn't be done. raise money, but would also the right to their pagodas, to travel superintendent, told the committee, Thur.sday at 6:30 a.m., Dr. Linstone, last year, wrote an deal with oil company credit serve an ecological purpose freely, to love and to be loved, to be VERNON —Maybe there should be "This isn’t a simple problem, we re article for the Connecticut Associa­ the women of the church Saji[es YOU cards or negotiate with various able to see their wives and to be with a fourth "R" put back into the school talking about attitudes of students, tion of Boards of Education Inc. in will have a prayer and perhaps aid the economy. system, and that is respect, at least teachers, and parents ’ which he stressed the need for the breakfast at La Strada their wives and children and not be that’s what Robert Schwartz, chair­ Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant schools to concern themselves "with West on Hartford Road. separated ... These are basic rights man of the Board of Education's superintendent in charge of the need to add respect for our of humanity ... We are not animals, curriculum, said while he didn’t feel Results Disturbing Curriculum Committee thinks and charges and for each other. " (^rntrr (iiuiri-li like buffaloes and oxen.” some parents do too, feeling it works that the problem is prevalent in the The matter of the fourth "R ” will The human tragedy in Cambodia, MANCHESTER - both ways. Vernon School system, “If a teacher be discussed more in depth by the with its terrible toll, surpasses all Teachers of Center J Schwartz, at a Curriculum Com­ does this (embarrasses) a student committee and the full board. ’ in Bolton Caucuses other news shocks of this decade in mittee meeting Monday night, said just once, it’s wrong." Congregational Church's Confirmation Classes, HOMOGENIZEDX 11^ two candidates each for the sheer horror. It remains to be seen he has had various complaints from O aiifje .Mc'fliiifrs The results of Monday whether history will hold Richard students and parents concerning Dr. Kerkin said he feels the three Grade 7 through 9, will four remaining seats on R’s are important but said the ap­ VERNON — Vernon Grange 52 will night’s political caucuses in ‘Dick, you old devil. You haven’t changed a bit.” Nixon and Henry Kissinger accoun­ students being “degraded" by meet tonight at 7:30 at 34 proach to them is also important. meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Bolton’s Board of Selectmen. teachers and he asked the committee Princeton St. Bolton are disturbing — in table. Both assistants agreed that the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, 26 »£3 MILK The Democrats picked two and if it feels the board should take some several ways. Copyright, 1979, system has been concerned about the Dailey Circle. Card games will be the Republicans picked two, so Don Graff action on this. played after the meeting. The snow Bil)l*> (^roii|t The incumbent first select­ United Feature Syndicate, Inc. He said maybe a curriculum day ‘humanistic” approach to education the Monday night action makes for a long time. date will be Feb. 16. MANCHESTER - The w man, Democrat Henry Ryba, should be conducted to let the The Junior Grange will meet Satur­ Bible Discovery Group of $1 th e general election may be a capable and “bipar­ teachers discuss, with the ad­ Schwartz said he had heard com­ day at 2 p.m. at the Stop & Shop com­ Concordia Lutheran meaningless. Travel Boom Affects China ministrate-';, what they should do un­ G allo n plaints about teachers who read off munity room, Vernon Circle. The Church will meet Thursday tisan” public servant, but the It’s the same old story. the salary of Peking’s top leaders der CC.-IC...I circumstances and to N o R eturn The Republicans made an least strain and pain to the its longest traditions — that of the marks of all of the students in a Feb. 17 meeting will be at the Strong at 9:30 a.m. in the church Republicans should not have Greece, Portugal, Atlantic City, and almost 10 times the monthly in­ make the staff aware that problems class, thus embarrassing those with attempt to challenge the homefolks. referring to ships with feminine home on West Street. room. endorsed him. The GOP leads China. No sooner does word get come of an average Chinese worker. WITH COUPON pronouns. If recommendations now revised law: They named a around about a travel bargain than It certainly sounds like inflation — U.S.S. Equal Rights in voter registration in Bolton, under consideration are adopted, a iiSi third candidate to run for the the crowds show up and prices shoot and feels like it to foreign visitors, The Defense Department has em­ Hebron Taxes and the party should have been ship henceforth will be a neuter “it.” farms I Board of Selectmen. But the up. particularly Americans, who have HEBRON — The second able to name a qualified can­ barked on a campaign to take the sex It is to be hoped that the installment of real estate GaHonofMilkj party’s attitude indicates that Judging from current reports out plenty of experience with same at out of military language. revisionists don’t get carried away OmitINIKMO ! Mu\ didate to oppose Ryba. taxes is due on the Grand the challenge will be half­ of China, the budget traveler who home. What makes this Chinese-style In acknowledgement of the equal- and start rewriting naval literature. 1 off any omcouioMdcusiOKit i By endorsing Ryba, the hasn’t yet visited that country has List of Oct. 1, 1977. Taxes hearted at best. inflation different, however, is that it rights movement, words that A lot might be lost in the updating: are also due on the Oct. 1, Republicans not only admitted already missed doesn’t apply to Chinese. designate gender are being retired CUP THIS COUPON Also troublesome is the “Ay, tear its tattered ensign down 1977, supplemental motor 3 W U weakness but added to national the good old days. Prices charged foreigners have from active duty. As a consequence, vehicle list. Democrats’ choice of State erosion of the two-party The minimum been raised arbitrary as a matter of the Navy may have to scuttle one of The tax collector’s office Rep. Aloysius Ahearn to seek p ric e of political and economic policy. The system. They also gave up any is open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. another term on the Board of restaurant meals purpose is to help meet the massive Tuesday through Friday chance of recoup their 1977 Selectmen. Ahearn, a full-time for foreigners has bills China is running up in its crash and Mondays from 7 to 9 A loss, which saw Bolton go com- p.m. Payment may be teacher in East Hartford, doubled to more modernization program by raking in Quote/Unq note made by mail. G n C H A S pletely Democratic for the than $6. A gallon as much hard currency as possible — already should have enough to ' c u m h m ^ n d f a r m s fir.st time in decades. of gas has tripled ^ and with the traffic jam now Just $3 vvill getcha 3 visits to European do in the Legislature. It doesn’t to some $3. The cost of personal ser­ TOP OTHE MORNING The reason? A change in developing on the road to Peking, “I humbly ask for this pardon not \.\ G roup Health ^ a s during our New Year special! seem likely he would have vices such as hairdressing has that could be considerable. In­ “American beware if Joe Califano LARGE election laws which allowed only for the good name of Gen. Fran­ ever gives up drinking or other MANCHESTER - The enough time to serve as a doubled and more. dustrialized countries anticipating a cisco ’Pancho’ Villa, but to further Day by Day group of Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy Europe party caucuses to endorse just pleasure pursuits — even the most in­ GRADE A selectman as well. Does an itinerary call for hops booming trade with China could well cement the good relations between Health Spas’ famous facilities. Call today timate.” Alcoholics Anonymous will between cities by domestic Chinese end up paying for much of it out of our two great countrie.” meet tonight at 8 at Center and bring a friend. $3 each will help W ith Coupon Below airlines? Be prepared for fares com­ their own citizens’ pockets. — Mrs. Panrlio Villa, 84, Congregational Church. When Puichaterf With j Thoughts S t parable to the standards of the inter­ Which suggests that Peking’s No. 1 AA contact is available getcha both feeling fine in ’79. One Dozen 6yyt EGGS widow of the Mexican rebel who led — William F. Dwyer, vice presi­ national carriers. Communist, Teng Hsiao-ping, may 24 hours daily by calling LB DOZEN What’s good about winter? outline of the basics upon which our the last inililary raid into the dent of the Tobacco Inslilule (a SI 59 And if services of an interpreter have something to say on his visit to 646-2355. • Individual Exercise Program Well, how about the outline of the lives are built. In moments of en­ tiiiiled Slates (in 1916). She met Mashinglun-hased lobby), rom- are required, the cost has gone up Washington that his capitalist hosts • Nutritional Guidance trees without leaves. forced quiet in sickness we can judge wilh Rep. Kika tie la Garza, U- plaining about the aniirigarelle almost seven times since the new could find particularly useful — tips The rest of the year we see only the the framework of our lives rooted in Tex., lo urge the United Slates to runipaign by the HEW serrelary — Ciliri.slian .Srit'iire • Modem Exercise Equipment oajvmrjtffitfrif# r year — to $350 a month, more than on handling trade deficits with the umhenandhrm^^ eaves. In winter we can see the in­ the common need of everyone for clear Villa's reputation. a reformed smoker. 3 MANCESTER - First •Exercise Classes FLORIOA 100% Pure teresting framework upon which the care and support. Church of Christ, Scientist, rees build the rounded shapes. We can see things about ourselves will have its regular ser­ • Super Heated Steam Room BREAD JUM B O ORANGE JUICE As we may travel the countryside not visible when life is full and The Lighter Side vice tonight at 8 at the •Soothing Sauna Freih from Concentrate we can see landscape items that are church, 447 N, Main St, 20 oz. LOAF flourishing. Philippians 4:11. lidden by the leaves at other times of By DICK WEST bars, swingers clubs, escort ser­ The meeting, which is • Relaxing Whirlpool The Rev. Ralph H. Seguine Jr., There are more than 75 newsletter “The desire to be in the know is the year. vices, burlesque palaces, massage open to the public, will in­ •Indoor Heated Interim Pastor, WASHINGTON (UPI) - It tells us publishers listed in the local phone part of the human condition," the “What's good about being sick?” parlors and bordellos. clude testim onies of Half Community Baptist Church. something about our times that the $4 book and they are only the tip of the publisher of a newsletter on boar Swimming Rx)l Like trees in winter we can see the healing 3/991 Gallon billion pornography industry in the 2. New products, services and Xerox, Many of the offices crank out bristle imports once told me. “One United States now has its own trade ideas. (An adult bookstore has as its “inside" reports on more than one way or another the lust for the low- Eumoean iaa|3JQQJ]QQ3!IZQBa newsletter. motto: "Purveyors of Fine Smut subject. down it is certain to find an outlet. In MriHinfj; UrsrI Almanac Since 1976") € The question is: what does it tell It probably would take a newsletter satisfying that passion, newsletters In short, TAB Report is more or SOUTH WINDSOR - cumhm^nd farms By United Presn Inlernulionul American entertainers Eddie Can­ us? newsletter to keep track of them all. help prevent the spread of shoptalk The meeting of the Charter less typical of the newsletter genre Toa O'THI MOaNINO Today is Wednesday, Jan. 31, the tor and Gary Moore were born on 1 mean, is the advent of a por­ What is the dissemination of so and scuttlebutt.” Revision Commission, ipas**^** nography newsletter a commentary we have come to know so well. It 31st day of 1979 with 334 to follow. Jan. 31 — Cantor in 1892 and Moore in much esoterica doing to the fabric of This may not make you less furtive originally scheduled for on the decline of morals in America? should surprise no one that Dennis WE WANT YOUR BODY! The moon is moving toward its 1915. our society? Talk to any of the about subscribing to Public Land Feb 1 ' ‘— has been- B k m Or is it a commentary on the Sobin. the publisher, also publishes WITH THi aURCHAtl Or * OOZIN first quarter. newsletter publishers and they will News, but at least you’ll know you've rescheduled to tonight. proliferation of newsletters? the "Federal Contracts Oppor­ The morning stars are Mercury, insist they are performing a public got plenty of company. The meeting will be at LGfiADEA tunities Report.” 7:30 p.m. in the caucus Venus, Mars and Saturn, On this day in history: Back to that in a moment. First, it service. N room of the Town Hall. The evening star is Jupiter. In 1950, President Harry Truman should be noted that the pornography SCOOPS ItyDongSmiya said he had ordered development of newsletter, called TAB (The Adult I Of fIB tlHITID TO ONC COUfOB fEB CUSTOMER Those born on this date are under Business) Report, is itself non- ...I MP NfiimiHOlPS LOIK OffB EXPIKJ fB . 4, |«9 the sign of Aquarius. the hydrogen bomb. OH. HO... ms X-rated. I personally would rate it / i m s o m u m m . PG, I R eiitu lilt Rinlit 10 Limit Quaniiiiti / Sill ITEHt THRmifiH FfR J loio I haven't read every line of the, ah, Yesterdays maiden issue, but those I did read 640-4260 contained no four-letter words except MANCHESTER FREE DELIVERY cumhenmnd farm s 25 Years Ago runnerup as a result of 17 projects words with four letters. 515 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST completed in 1968. OPENULHOUDilYS 1200 stores — there's one near you! This date was a Sunday, The Items in the 16-page monthly Only one $3 three-viai^membershipmr person. Must ^uned within two weeks. Applicants must be first time adult gue.stalSor over lerald did not publish. The Manchester Recreation publication generally fall into two Facilities anand hours may vary with location, I>onger term memberships will be offered. Open 7 days for your convenience \ MTHURDRUG 10 Years Ago Department office moves from the categories: For the fourth year in a row, East Side Rec Center on School 1. Accounts of bru.shes with the law Manchester enters National Cleanest Street to the West Side Rec Center at 10 Cedar St. by operators of porn movie houses, Town contest and is designated a adult bookstores, peep shows, go-go PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Jan. 31. 1979 Obituaries Amtrak Plan Suggests e v e n in g h e r a l d , Wed., Jan. 31, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN Fllizuh(‘lii Wilson, Salvation Leadt'r Drastic Cut in Service MANCHESTER - The ' grand old WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Am­ The report was to recommend would be a route from Chicago lady " of Manchc.ster Salvation Army trak passenger train network would maintaining one of the three New through Kansas City, Denver and Corps. Mrs. Elizabolh J. Turkinglon be cut back to high population cor­ York-Florida trains, two New York- Ogden, Utah, where it would split Wil.son, formerly of Foster Street, ridors and a skeleton of long distance Chicago trains and a Chicago-New with sections going Los Angeles and died Tuesday at a local convale.scent trains under a plan developed by the Orleans train. San Francisco. Department of Transportation. home. She celebrated her 98th The New York-Chicago trains In addition, all services partially Transportation Secretary Brock birthday a little more than a week would be rerouted, with the Lake supported by states would continue to Tribe Inconsistent in Defeat ago. Adams was to travel to New York Shore Limited from New York and run. By LKN AUSTER period deficit to trail, 15-14, and was end,’’ voiced Indian Coach Doug For more than 5tl years, Mrs. today aboard a high-speed Metroliner Boston to Chicago going through These routes would be abandoned: with 12 rebounds with 6-foot-8 Peter iicruld Spurlswriler holding for the last shot. A bad pass Pearson. "We had a very poor start Wilson as a Salvation Army lassie — one of the trains he wants to keep Detroit, and the Broadway Limited — Washington - New York - Mon­ Ginouves hauled in 10. - to deliver the first blow in what running from New York and That something extra is still resulted in a turnover and Mike in the third quarter but I'm proud of John Haslett topped Manchester visited thousands of Manchester treal (thru New England) Jones hit for a three-point play at the my team. .Memorial Hospital and convalescent could be a drastic reduction in the Pittsburgh through Cleveland to —New York - Kansas City. missing with the Manchester with a dozen points with 6-foot-5 system later this vear. Chicago. buzzer to enhance Conard's position. "They did their best. What more sophomore Anderson in a starting home patients, leaving a word of —Washington - Cincinnati (both High basketball team. The Chieftains opened a 27-16 bulge can I say?" cheer and free copies of Salvation The report recommends a system The Broadway’s Chicago- routes). role tossing in 11 and latching onto 7 built around the heavily traveled The Silk Town cagers waged a with five minutes left in the half but Conard dominated the boards, out- Army publications. She started these Washington section would be — Washington - Catlettsburg, Ky. rebounds. Chuck Cohen, coming off Northeast Corridor from Washington rerouted from Pittsburgh to courageous battle but couldn’t reach Manchester ripped off 7 unanswered rebounding Manchester by a 40-18 the bench, also had 11 points, a visits in 1919, shortly after the —Washington - New Orleans. the summit as they succumbed to points to slice into the difference. hospital was opened to Boston, and includes other cor­ Washington via Cumberland, Md. count, but Pearson didn't’ feel this career-high. Walt Adamy had some —Chicago - Florida. Cbnard High, 64-55, in CCIL play last The Indians trailed, 34-30, at the half She was born Jan 22. 1881 in Bann- ridors such as Chicago-Detroit, In the West, there would be a —Chicago - Houston, was the telling factor. “They pretty assists, handing out 8 overall. night in West Hartford. as an apparent John Reiser hoop (Conard) got more defensive toot Lurgan. County Armagh, Chicago-St. Louis, New York-Buffalo Seattle-Los Angeles route and three —Chicago - Laredo, . Manchester’s jayvees ran their and Los Angeles-San Diego. routes from Chicago and New The triumph snapped a two-game came a minisecond after the horn rebounds but we rebounded when we winning streak to nine in a row with a Northern Ireland, and came to this —Chicago - Seattle (via southern losing streak for the Chieftains and sounded. country and .settled in Manchester These corridors would be con­ Orleans to the West Coast, including ). had to, " he defended, “We got beat 67-55 duke over Conard. Pat Silver ^ pegged their league standard at 11-2 Conard ran off the first 6 tallies of because the other team got more when she was 20 years old. She soon nected by a handful of long-distance the current New Orleans-Los —Salt Lake City - Portland. netted 17 points, Brian Sweeney and routes, some of which would be Angeles Sunset Limited and the and ag g reg ate m ark at 13-2. the second half and led, 49-41, baskets,” he simplified matters. Alex Britnell 14 apiece and Jamie * joined the Salvation Army and —Chicago - Los Angeles (via Manchester, which has dropped four heading into the final eight minutes. served as its secretary for 22 years rerouted in an effort to increase Chicago-Seattle Empire Builder. Statistically, though, Manchester Gallagher 11 for the young Indians, ridcrJi'p Albuquerque) of its last five, slips to 6-7 in the Manchester, again, chopped into and as a Sunday School teacher. She In the middle of the country, there outscored Conard from the field, 23- now 11-3. Sweeney also had 17 league and 6-8 overall. The Indians, the deficit and was down, 50-47, with 20, with the Chieftains 24 for 34 from rebounds. , also belonged to its Women's Home however, are still in contention for 4:52 remaining after a Bill Anderson League At the time of her death, she the charity stripe and the locals 9 of the fourth and final playoff spot as bucket. A Scott Morron three-point 13. Twenty-seven fouls were whistled was the oldest living member of the they trail Wethersfield and play with 4:21 lo go virtually clinched local corps. Elderly Aide, Lutz Loan on the Tribe with two players fouling Conuril (fit) Sundstrom 5 5-8 15, A. Windham, the latter a 75-67 upset vic­ it for the Chieftains. out while 13 personals were called on Jones 2 5-7 9, Ginouves 3 2-4 8, Arel 10-0 2 After her marriage to Robert tim to Fermi, each by one game. Morron's bucket, coming off an Conard. Manchester was 23 for 55 Wilson, the couple operated a U’n 7 “," . ’’ “ ^'2 2. Mathieu 0 offensive rebound was the lone twin- (41.8 percent) from the floor and 0-0 0, Murphy 0 0-0 0, M. Jones 21-2 5, Ur­ grocery store on Spruce Street, ne.vt There are five league games pointer in the final stanza for Conard. ban 0 2-2 2, Maloney 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 24-34 to what is now the Presbyterian remaining for each club. Conard 20 for 50 (40 percent). 64. Aim of CETA Fund Plan The Chieftains marched to the foul Morron and Ralph Sundstrom Manchester, similar to last M unrliexter (5.5) Reiser 10-02, Adamy Church. After her husband's death in line 17 times and cashed in 13 in the MANCHESTER— An aide to assist aide for the Speech Department and Friday’s setback to Penney, was hurt paced Conard with 21 and 15 points 2 4-4 8. Cohen 4 3-5 11, Haslett 6 0-0 12. 1927. she ran the business for another Democratic Director Stephen final period as Manchester was '20 years. with programming at the senior a clerk-secretary. Cassano said that the CETA at the end of a quarter. It battled respectively, the former 6 for 7 from Koepsel 0 0-0 0, Anderson 51-211, Lovell 2 forced to foul. the foul line the final period. She is survived by a niece. .Mrs. Short Term Visitor citizens center and people to develop The Board of Education will have employees must be paid at union back from an early 6-point first- 0-0 4, Kennison 3 04) 6, Silver 0 0-0 0 "Tfipv hit all their foul shots at the Sundstrom topped the Chieftains Sweeney 0 1-2 1. Totals 23 9-13 55. Robert E. i.Marilyn) Richardson Jr. educational loan materials for Lutz to pay $568 from its budget to pay the rates for the position. Thus, the $568 of Manchester; and four nephews. Ronald Ray displays the short-lived visitor he had at his Junior Museum will be among those electrician's salary. Towns must pay is needed to pay the electrician, but Richard Forde and Floyd Forde. both Hebron. Maine, home. The young Atlantic puffin, also called a hired with Comprehensive Employ­ for any individual salary of more that cost is cheap for such a position, of .Manchester, Robert Forde of sea parrot, has a white breast, with a triangular red, yellow ment Training Act funds. than $10,000 under the CETA he said. Average Salary Clarksdale. Miss., and William and blue beak and resembles a penguin. Before Ray could The Town Board of Directors program. Werbner said the town still has Murphyf Kiro Pace East Forde of Holden, Mass. release the puffin, named Cuppy, the bird mysteriously died. Tuesday night approved the senior Because of this cost. Republican about $8,000 in CETA funds that it NEW YORK (UPI) — The average The funeral is Friday at 11 a m. at citizens center position, the museum Director Carl Zinsser voted against salary of National Football League He had stayed in the bathtub with plenty of smelts and tom- has not used. If the money is not By EARL YOST lead and was 8 for 12 in the second Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. projec and six education positions. the CETA positions, all of which allocated, it will be returned to the Tim Skoly led the point producers players in 1978 rose 13.2 percent to mycods to feed on. (UPI photo) All will be funded with money the .SporiH Kdilur period before intermission with a with 14. John Butler added a dozen, $62,585, the NFL Management Coun Capt. .Arthur Carlson, commanding were included in one vote. Zinsser Hartford office that runs the CETA comfortable 36-19 bulge. East cooled officer of the Manchester Salvation town receives from the CETA has opposed the use of any town rogram. Combining for 30 of their Radant 10 and Fortin 9 in double cii announced Tuesday. program. off a little in the third quarter, hitting barrel action. The second salary survey con­ Army Corps, will officiate. Burial funds to pay for CETA jobs. Cassano indicated the town might team’s 36 first half points, 9 of 18 times from the floor for a 54-33 The new position at the senior ducted by the Management Council will be in East Cemetery. The other seven directors who try to take steps to use the remaining East Catholic’s one-two punch margin but came up with a sizzling 11 , 1 Friends may call at the funeral EPA Approves Stop center will help develop new attended (Director Thomas Connors East Culliulir (81) Kiro 10-0-0 20 also reflected a 17.9 percent hike in funds, but such work would have to of Mark Murphy and Pete Kiro for 12 in the final quarter as reserved Murphy 13 3-4 29, Venora 5 0-0 10, King 2 home Thursday from 7 to 9 p m. programs, particularly for men who was absent) voted for the positions. $45,563 to be done soon. Werbner said. sparked an impressive but lop­ Russ Radant and Tom Fortin 0-0 4, Pagani 0 0-0 0, Radant 4 0-08, Ayer 0 Waiting Game use the center, Steven Werbner, the 2-3 2, Skoly 0 0-1 0, Ciszewski 0 0-0 0, For­ $53,715. Average salary by position sided 81-55 home hoop decision featured along with Murphy. ranged loom $102,606 for quarter­ , Cheney’s Ed Lackard awaits R o ltcrl K. F n 'fiin In State Air Plans town's personnel supervisor, said. tin 3 2-2 8, Atwater 0 0-0 0. Totals 37 7-10 The salary will be $7,500 per year. over Prince Tech last night. 81 backs to $48,354 for kickers. The rebound while Bacon’s Matt MANCHESTER - Robert R. "I was scared going in. Prince had The position will help as the center Water Project Plan Murphy, coming off his poorest I’rin rc (55) Johnson 4 3-5 II greatest gains were made by players Tallman ( ) tries to get better Fregin. 57. of 116 N. School St. died MANCHESTER — The federal En­ represents the plaintiffs, said they lost only three times, and to good 11 plans expansion of ts programs in offensive showing in his previous out­ Shelton 4 0-3 8, Davis 2 0-0 4, Thomas 4 04) with the lowest salaries, the survey position in game at Tech gym suddenly this morning at his home. vironmental Protection Agency has will appeal the EPA decision. He was (ioiiliniieil from Page One clubs by small margins," a relaxed indicated. conjunction with its scheduled move look at and might be similar to the ing, canned 29 points, 14 in the first 8. Brown 6 1-2 13, Schuler 3 1-3 7 Mr. Fregin was born Jan. 27. 1922 approved the state's elimination of not pleased with the EPA move. Penders said. last night. (Herald photo by to the Green School site, Werbner Martin School in appearance. half, in a brilliant display of shot­ Hightower 1 2-2 4. Williams 0 0-0 0 Totals in Manchester and had lived here all its indirect source permit program. “It gets a little bit disgusting. firefighting capabilities were not in­ Prince won the battle of fancy 24 7-15 55. Strempfer) said. Reinhorn also warned of the making as the Eagles upped their his life. He had been employed at the The decision is expected to affect a When we have a good case against cluded. dribbling and hurried shots, missing Lutz Junior Museum requested requirement that the water system season log to 9-6 in the non­ J.P. Walker Co. of Hartford for more federal lawsuit against the construc­ them, they change the law, ” he said. as many as three and four in a series, $24,000 in CETA funds for its project. The directors, as expected, agreed be kept up in future years. Now, the conference meeting. Prince dropped Abandon Plans than 30 years. He was a Navy veteran tion of the J.C, Penney Co.'s catalog Attorneys Bourke Spellacy and and won the battle of the boards but Glynnis Berry, director of the with locating the treatment plant town system is repaired in to 9-4. DETROIT (UPI) - A. Alfred of World War II and a member of the distribution center in Manchester. Bernard McGovern, who represent finished far back in the all important museum, said the project will in­ north of Spring Street. There are two patchwork fashion as problems Kiro dropped in 16 points in the Taubman and Max Fisher, part of a Bacon Starts Fast Manchester American Legion Post Plaintiffs in the case — the J.C. Penney and the state, could not point department. clude the hiring of four persons. The possible sites — one near Mount develop. first half, 8 in each period before Baltimore group that would buy the and the Army and Navy Club. Manchester Environmental Coalition be reached this morning. Nebo, the second in a lower wetlands “We have a very badly neglected and Michael Dworkin — have said museum wants to expand and im­ cooling off and helping Bob Venora Orioles with the intent of keeping He is survived by his parents, Mr. prove its educational loan materials. area - and the exact site of the plant system," he said. Venora joined his teammates in that the project should not have been with the second half rebounding. twin figures with 10, half the amount them in Maryland, announced To Trounce Cheney and Mrs. Rudolph Fregin of M il-K iin Clitirg;es These include exhibits, programs will be determined after more He mentioned a recent visit to Ben­ started without the issuance of an in­ Two for Murphy Coach Jim Penders’ crew, not Kiro collected, with Radant and For­ Tuesday they have dropped out of Seminole, Fla.; four sons. David C, and other educational tools that are technical study. The Globe Hollow nington, Vt., a community that has Fregin, Rudi A. Fregin and Raymond direct source permit. WEST HAVEN (UPI) - A West looking ahead to Friday night’s game tin each adding 8 tallies. possible negotiations to purchase the Haven man has been charged with loaned to schools and others. pool and a Fern Street site has been had many water-related problems Off to a slow start, Cheney Tech could never recover as it was L. Fregin. all of Manchester, and The state had eliminated the permit Mark Murphy paced East with South Catholic Friday night at American League baseball team. The six Board of Education other possibilities. requiring boiling of w ater by the University of Hartford, was f irst Lt. Robert D. Fregin, serving program, but that elimination by the evading responsibility and more Catholic last night with 29 Best for the Falcons were Tom "We have looked over the invest­ overpowered by Bacon Academy, 83-49, in Charter Oak positions that will be CETA-funded Reinhorn again repeated his con­ residents. hotter than a pistol in the first half with the Naval Air Force in Pen­ state never had been approved by the charges may be filed in connection points against Prince Tech. Brown and Ermer Johnson with 13 ment potential of the Baltimore Conference basketball action last night at the Beavers’ gym. with the hit-and-run death of political ire a custodian at Manchester High cern that the residents near the site “If we don't take definite action, with Kiro and Murphy manning the Orioles," Taubman said in a state­ sacola, Fla.: a daughter, Mrs. federal EPA.the plaintiffs said. and 11 points respectively. activist John Barber, police report. 'chool, an electrician, two aides for be considered when planning is done. we're going to end up in the same Here he fires up one of 13 ammunition. ment, "and have concluded that The victory impro'ved the Bobcats’ hotter than a pistol in the third canto, Teresa E. Heath of Manchester: two The permit measures pollution Coach Tom Malin’s East jayvees Frank Marciano Jr,, 21, was 'e Social Work Department, one Weiss said there is no reason the situation, " Reinhorn said in support baskets. (Herald Photo by East canned 9 of 16 tries in the first acquisition of the ballclub would not conference mark to 8-2 and canning well over 50 percent from brothers. Dwight Fregin of Rockville created by sources, such as rolled to their 13th win in 15 starts building will not be a pleasing one to of the upcoming water and issue. Strempfer) eight minutes in erecting an 18-11 lit into our investment strategy at aggregate docket to 10-2. The setback the floor, to rack up 35 points and and Bobbie Smith of Shreveport, La.; automobile traffic, generated by the arraigned in Superior Court Tuesday with a 71-56 success in the prelim. this time." drops the Techmen to 3-9 in the COC open a 67-41 spread after three , Mrs. Clifford (Dorothy new development. and released on a $150 bond pending a 1 Feb. 9 court appearance. and 3-11 overall. Cheney has lost five periods. Eagleson of San Jose, Calif., and The EPA decision was published in in a row and 11 of, its last 12. Friday's federal register. The Rev. Jessb Jackson, president “Their quickness and overall team Mrs. Judith Murray of Whittier, balance offensively destroyed us in It grants approval for the state of Operation PUSH with whom Dr. Turek Seeks Funding Calif.; and seven grandchildren. Bacon jumped to an 18-4 advantage the third quarter,” offered Crockett. decision to drop the indirect source Barber worked in Chicago, was to of­ Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main after the first quarter and was really permit program. ficiate at Barber's funeral this after­ By j u m ; t o m p k i n .s such as continuing the employees' ported Dr. Turek's request that the Dave Gustamachio paced Cheney St., is in charge of arrangements, Basket by James never threatened. '-‘We started very with a game-high 26 points and he noon at the Trinity Temple Church of health services program at the same which are incomplete. Attorney Bruce Beck, who llcriild Rciioi-ler town use part of its state grant to Christ in New Haven. level as this year’s will have to come cover the cost. slowly tonight offensively," com­ also latched onto 14 rebounds. .Mrs. P au l lJubuy Marciano's car was impounded MANCHESTER - Dr. Alice from funds that are over and above If the staff nurse position were dis­ mented Tech Coach Phil Crockett, Sophomore Scott Cable, a 6-foot-2 Turek, town health director, has SOUTH WINDSOR — The funeral ' Manchester •Saturday following another accident the 6 percent allowed, she said. continued, Dr. Turek said that her “and got behind early although we forward, in his second start chipped asked the town's approval to use of Mrs. Paul (Priscilla) Dubay of 53 F ire C a lls and police said it matched the debris She referred to the staff nurse duties would have to be absorbed by Wins for Penney didn’t play that badly.” in 8 points for the Beavers. from the Barber accident state money for improved health ser­ whose time is devoted mostly to the The Beavers were in a diamond- Cheney next sees action Friday Farmstead Drive, who died Monday vices. others on the health department at Hartford Hospital, is Thursday at "perfectly.'' town employee health program. Her staff, or by a part-fime contracted By KEVIN CASEY and-one defense to contain high- night against Portland High at the Tuesday, 2:44 p.m .-C ar fire at 81 West In her budget statement Tuesday to powered Ron Wotus and it worked Highlanders' gym at 8 o'clock. 8;45 a.m. from Samsel-Bassinger St. (Town) Barber, 43, was active in New salary of $9,520 is currently provided nurse. Corrcspomlciil the Advisory Board of Health, Dr. somewhat with sophomore Brian Funeral Home. 419 Buckland Road, Today, 2:41 a.m.—Electrical malfunc­ Haven politics and social action by CETA funds which will expire Board chairman Dr. Walter Taking its final lead on Leonard James’ jumper from the foul Turek said that the 6 percent restric­ Eaton drawing the assignment. The with a mass at St. Margaret Mary tion. no fire. Quality Inn. 51 Tolland Turn­ movements in Atlanta with the late next October, If the staff nurse posi­ Schardt asked if fhe town employee Penney High overcame Hall High, 55- Itucoii tciiili'iiiy (83) Drouillard 3 0-0 Church at 9;30. pike. (Town) Dr. Martin Luther King and in New tion in spending will allow no change tion is extended beyond October, the alignment, however, allowed Marc 6. Wotus 12 1-2 25, S. Davis 3 2-2 8, physicals would be affected if the 53, in CCIL basketball action last night in West Hartford. Guthart 12 0-0 24, M. Davis 1 0-0 2. Burial will be in Wapping Center York with the late Malcolm X. in current health department ser­ town will have to provide the funds. department doesn't get state money. Guthart to get open shots and he The Black Knights firmed their Tallman 5 0-0 10. Magson 1 2-2 4. Daigle 0 Cemetery. vices. Any improvement in services. The advisory board of health sup­ “A little. " Dr. Turek replied. Knights took the nail-biter. capitalized with a dozen hoops for a ( ; o p ,Sf ■Is D in n e r - D a n c e hold on third place in the league as Area Fives Lose 0-1 0. Barry 0 0-0 0. Randlou 10-0 2. Totals 24-point performance. Friends may call at the funeral Huppe paced Penney with 17 points 39 5-7 83. MANCHESTER — The Day dinner- they moved to 9-4, 11-4 overall. Hall Wotus wound up tops for Bacon home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and II rebounds. Mike Picard had 9 Clicni-y I'fi li (10) Gustamachio 11 4-4 dance sponsored by the Republican Town slipped back into a sixth place tie in with 25 markers. The time of the service was in­ caroms for the Knights. 26, Cohen 2 1-4 5, Harrison 3 0-0 6. Committee will be Friday, Feb. 16. at Willie's MT. VERNON the CCIL at 6-7 with the setback. The correct in the obituary in Tuesday's FUEL OIL OUR COUPON... McKenney besides his point Cheney outscored the Bobcats in Lackard 1 0-1 2, Eaton 0 0-1 0. Cable 4 0-0 Steak House. Warriors are 8-7 overall. In Hoop Games the second quarter to trail 32-21 at Herald. production had 6 steals and 7 8, Belanger 10-0 2, Charette 0 0-0 0. Totals A social hour at 7 p.m. will precede dinner Sal* End* the break. The visitors, however, got 22 5-10 49. $$ SAVE MONEY $$ Sal., Fab. 3 Hall took a 30-25 halftime lead as rebounds for the Warriors. Lee had at 8. Music for dancing will be provided by a DAIRY STORES sophomore guard Carl McKenney did 17 points and 11 rebounds in support Area basketball teams would have rather stayed home last Paul Landerman group. Call BROTHERS OIL CO most of the damage scoring 13 of his of McKenney. night as four hit the hardwood and all came away losers. Guest speaker will be U S. Sen. Lowell I Lottery 244 BROAD ST. HEBRON AVE. game-high 19 points in the half. Penney was 24 for 40 from the field East Hartford High-- o- was over­ own cause. 24 HR. OELIVERY ^ 690 HARTFORD RD. ACROSS FROM FOX RUN MALL Weicker, who will present the Republican of James, who finished with 11 points, while Hall was 24 tor 45. Penney won powered by CCIL rival Wethersfield Tom Mucci's free throw with three Junior Grapplers Win the Year award. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY hit 5 of 6 from the field in the second 24 HOUR SERVICE 9 * V it from the foul line, although it Ifigh, 87-58, South Windsor High fell seconds let! lifted Newington past HARTFORD —The winning Admission is by reservations only, which half as he helped Penney build a 50-44 Taking its second straight outing, number drawn Tuesday in the cashed in only 7 of 17 opportunities. into a first place tie in the CVC as it Rockville. The win improved the In­ are available by calling Bev Malone at 649- advantage with 5:29 to go. Hall was 5 for 7 from the stripe. dians' mark to 4-4 in the CVC and 5-9 the B ennet/Illing Junior High Howard (Bll pinned Diado 2:20 95 - Connecticut daily lottery was 622. 6718. or Mary Willhidc at 647-9550. was upended by Bloomfield High 54- wrestling team trounced American 528-1032 289-9468 The Warriors scored two hoops to Hall outrebounded Penney, 30-26. 52, Rockville High was nipped by overall. Paul Martin tallied 17 points Kissman (BI) pinned Sepulveda 3:35, come within a single digit before Ed School of the Deaf, 59-6, Monday at 90 — Mike Gritting (BI) sup. dec, Newington High, 47-46, and Coventry for Rockville, 5-4 in the conference llling. Huppe hit one of two from the foul High had its six-game winning streak and 7-7 overall. Kelly 16-2, 100 - Cecila (AS) dec. No Probe Scheduled IVnni.y (55) Jame.s 51-211, Lima 5 0-0 The locals improved their mark to Mark MacNamara 15-8, 107 — Chris line. Senior Bill Lee tied it for Hall at stopped by unbeaten Cromwell. 68-49. Paul Reiman and Tim Farrell each 51-all with a three-point play. 10, Picard 3 2-4 8, Schultz 3 2-4 8, Huppe 7 3- 2 with the win. Cavedon (BI) pinned Marques 2:23, Joe Grodovich and Bruce Zawod- had 17 points for Cromwell, 12-0 in 2-4 16. Cace 1 0-0 2, Breen 0 0-0 0, Cruz 0 0- Dave Kissman, Steve Farley and 121 — Mike Wemmell (BI) pinned Of Coventry Police LURN TO SKATE WINTER SESSION Huppe hit one free throw to give niak paced Wethersfield with 19 and the COC and 14-0 overall. Dave the Knights a one-point edge before 0 0. Totals 24 7-17 55. Butch Wemmell remained unbeaten Smith 2:37,128—Mike Saunders (BI) 17 points respectively. The Eagles Elwell and Mark Morse had 12 and 10 McKenney put Hall in front with a Hull (5;!) Belian 3 1-2 7, Kallinich 3 0-0 for Bennet/Illing as each scored pins. pinned Catania 3:05, 134 — Farley Councilman Douglas Whipple are now 7-6 in the CCIL and 8-6 tallies respectively for Coventry, 7-5 bucket. James came back with some 6, Lee 7 3-4 17, Phillipon 2 0-0 4 Kissman is 5-0 with five pins, Farley (BI) pinned Baynes 3:00, 140 — Mark . aid today that he is not conducting any inyestigation of McKenney 9 1-1 19, Burns 0 0-0 0 Totals overall. Tyler Jones had 23 points for in the CO(j and 8-6 overall. LISA VAUGHANy DIRECTOR big buckets for Penney as the 4- 0 with four pins and Wemmell 3-0 Walter (BI) pinned Serrano :37, 114 24 5-7 ,53, East Hartford, 1-12. IT re X le T '’''''"^ the police department last summer, with a pair of pins. — David Hazzard (BI) pinned Fox “'Vh f Tuesday's Herald •John Turner had 22 points, ,)ohn nVlIicr.stii'lil (87) Zawodniak 73-17,, The incident referred to was the firing of two police of­ Gnidovicli 7-5-19, Kripas 2-2-6, Mirabello Results: 65 - Hernandez (ASD) 1:35, 98 — Bart Carlson (BI) pinned Manning 12 and Gregg Carter 10 for dec. Steven Bogli 18-11, 85 - Curt Dalv 3:35. ficers who were sub.sequcntly reinstated. Late^r a sub- Bloomfield which moved into a first 4-1-9. Delmaslro 6-2-14, Kulits, 2-0-4, The ulastonbury Arena la pleased to offer the Indian Girls Lose Kolakowski 1-6-8, Fabrizi 0-0-0, Poulos 2- U.S.F.S.A. LEARN TO SKATE program for Ita winter place tie with South Windsor, each at 26. Stanton 2-0-4, Houlihan 0-0-0. Totals SSelfoes^^^ ~ - 7-2 in the CVC. Bloomfield is 9-6 session. This program Is designed for youngsters Playing much improved over the the stretch. 33-21-87. stihcomrnittee has recommended that police of- MTURAL (miNTRr overall, Tony Mozzicato and John llarironi (58) Kohler 5-1-11, ages 7 - 13 to learn more abodt the art of Ice first meeting wasn’t enough as Cathy D'Apice and Kathy Cermola Bolton Point Short council" (Ji-scussing departmental affairs with I New Allen each had 14 points for the slum­ •tones 7-9-23, Robinson 4-1-9, McCarthy 0- council members or other citizens Skating._ There are twelve different levels to the program and each Manchester High succumbed to un­ paced Conard with 18 and 14 markers 0-0, Pelletier 0-0-0. Doran 0-2-2, Cullen 0- beaten Conard High, 57-41, in girls’ ping Bobcats, 9-6 overall, who’ve lost Whipple also said he did not sit in on an executiye ses child Is awarded a badge at the completion of each level. There ' Delicious.. NOMOCOnZED respectively. Lisa Tilden hooped five lllree in a row. South Windsor was 12 0-0, Henson 0-2-2, Cason 1-3-5, Moore 2-2- will be 45 minutes of group Instruction, and 45 minutes of practice basketball action last night at Clarke baskets for 10 points and Tracy 6. Totals 19-20-58. ia 'l" "J ‘'’n Commissi.X sft Arena. for 22 from the foul line to hurt its From Pulling Upset sir n resulted in the firing of two lifeguards for alleged skating. Culbertson chipped in 9 tallies for offences while on beach duty for the town. ^ There will be one eight week session beginning Wednesday, The triumph was the Chieftains’ Manchester. February 14. Classes will be held from 3:20 p.m. until 4:50 p.m. 16th without a loss as they lead the Conard snapped Manchester i^.Itt>'n /liT/f f n f ^ f \ f t staging a late rally, Bolton High fell a point short as it bowed Tuition for the eight week session will be $45.00. CCIL while the Silk Towners dip to 3- jayvees' nine-game winning streak i f J l f l ' f f I'C x fl' I f I' to Rham High, 64-63, in Charter Oak Conference basketball ac­ 11 in the league and 3-12 overall. by a 35-33 count. Darlene Jordan had tion last night in Bolton. Pat’s Nedlcal Pharmacy “Our goal was to play better than 13 points and Georgeanne Ebersold Falling to the .500 level last night Roska (R) Pinned Dave Menard 2:29, we did the last time and to stay The win improved the Sachems' points respectively. Jim Kowalyshyn and Cathy Cooney 7 and 5 respective­ was the Cheney Tech wrestling team 114 — Frank Dostie (R) dec. Art conference mark to 6-5 and overall netted a game-high 27 points for HOLLISfER OSTOMY IHIOOUCfS together as a unit," noted Indian ly for the young Indians, now 12-3. as it dropped its second in a row to Soucy 13-12, 121 — Ray Morin (R) Coach Ginny Lind, mindful of the 58- ledger to 7-5 while the setback drops Bolton with vastly improved Jeff Rham High, 50-5, in Hebron. pinned Frank Carlson 5:44,128— Bill Bolton to 1-11 in the conference and 1- 33 defeat .suffered in the first en­ i.m iiird (5 7 )S kcndcrian 1 0-0 2. Beecher chipping in 18 markers. • anhialva karaya aaal The loss evens the Techmen Robbins (Rl pinned Frank Foster 13 overall. Rham outrebounded Bolton, 34-17. counter with Conard, “and I felt we Grocnc 0 0-0 0, Dallmcycr 00-0 0, Carl.son grapplers at 4-4 while it improves the 2:58, 134 — Ken Fournier (R) dec. • odor banter ftn succeeded.” 0 0-0 0. Folo 2 0-0 4, (.'lough 3 2-2 8, Rahn 0 Bolton led, 15-12, after the first SKATING Sachems to 7-6. Todd Watkins 7-3, 140 — Rob quarter but Rham took a 34-30 half­ oona^teco Conard jumped to an 18-6 lead after 0-0 0. McKernan 1 0-0 2, Griffith 1 2-4 4. Mike Cunningham remained un­ Czaplicki (R) dec. Steve Chmelowski time lead. The Sachems built the Itliiiin (((l)Gardincr 9-1-19. Sa.vder 2- the first quarter and extended it to Dalton 1 3-4 5. Cermola 7 0-0 14, D'Apice 8 PROMPT FREE DELIVERY 2-2 18. Totals 24 9-12 57. beaten in eight starts for Cheney with 6-2, 147 — Ray Piche (R) pinned Ron margin to 50-40 after three periods (1-4. Cahill 2-1-5. Anselmo 4-2-10. Hayber 28-14 at the intermission. The Chief­ ALL YOUR MEDICAL NEEDSI r MT. VERNON ' Maiieliexirr (l|) Tilden 5 0 0 10, an 8-1 decision at the 100-pound level Begin :55,15'7— Fournier (CT) drew and moved the edge to 13 points 0-2-2, Bergeron 6-2-14, Moore 4-2-10 tains broke it open in the third canto DAIRY STORES Carpenter 0 0-0 0, L. Neubelt 4 0-0 8 Millis and Rod Fournier battled Rham's with Dostie 7-7, 169 — Chuck Oliver before the Bulldogs made their late Totals 27-10-64. OAK ST as they raced to a 52-24 bulge going Iliilioii ((>.’1) Kowalyshyn 11-5-27, 1001 Mala S t 528-6553 East Hartford 1180 633-0231 LIMIT ONE PEH CUSTOMER WITH COUPON ! 0 0-0 0, Cheney 0 0-0 0, Culbertson 4 1-1 9, Jeff Dostie to a 7-7 draw at 157. (R) WBF. 187— Larry Robinson (R) charge. Expires Feb. 3 into the final eight minutes. Beecher 7-4-18. Smith 3-3-9. Winkler 3-1-7, Brown 2 0-0 4, Ivory 0 0-0 0. Wright 3 2-3 8 Results: 100— Cunningnam (CT) dec. Bart Pacekonis 6-3, Unlimited — Both clubs substituted freely down Connors 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 3-4 41. Tom Gardiner and Mark Bergeron Ferguson 1-0-2, Minicucci 0-0-0. Totals 25- dec. Jim McKay 8-1, 107 - Butch Bob McConnell (R) WBF. paced the Sachems with 19 and 14 13-63. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 White Looks Forward F ace s In EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN The N ew s Lacroix Goal When Will They Honor LeBaron? Indiana State Coach Portlontl. other team is his first priority? To Full Appreciation Andri* l.ucroix'H — Matt Schafer Rosebnrg, Ore. ^ HhorlltumU'd goul Game-W inner Walton's condition seems to be a matter between him wasn't playing enough Hparked the JUSTASK and his doctor, most recenUy Dr. Bob Kerlan, the Los BOSTON (U P D -A fter nine make a contribution toward putting Whalers to 5*3 wilt Angeles healer, tt wm expected that Feb. 1 would be the Ignores Cage Ratings But he said Tuesday's trade the Celtics back on top and keeping over Winnipeg in SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U P I ) - New England Whalers’ Coach Murray Olderman deciding date if he played this season. General consensus years in a Celtics uniform, Jo ■'caught me off guard." us there for years to come." Auer­ WIIA luHl night. 111 Dineen was only half joking when he said his team may have St 11 has him going to the Golden State Warriors or the San Jo White says it will be hard to "Even though there were rumors, I Diego Clippers. By lVlli;r KICIIMAN State’s sad experience with the bach said. more luck scoring when they are short-handed than during a time by four points. Then they were leave Boston, but he's looking had talked with Red and I thought By Murray Olderman NEW YORK (UPI) - For a rankings last season. beaten at home, 72-64, by Creighton, "It is no secret that Jo Jo has been power-play situation. Before the season started, Hodges forward to playing "in a place things were all right, " he said in a unhappy here for the past two years Q. Whenever I watch the New England Patriots play, college basketball coach, Bill which went on to win the conference Andre Lacroix netted a short- ^mentators u k the greatness label on tight end Rnsi got together with his players and had where I am appreciated." telephone interview. and we all hope that this move will open man or to try to give it to Mark Hodges of Indiana State has title and go to the NCAA, and also by handed goal in the second period or me,” The tipoff: Francis. Why? I have never seen him make a great play, a heart-to-heart session with them Whito. 31. a seven-time .NBA All- While .said he had "mixed feeling " prove beneficial to him.” he said. Tom II einttohn and I have seen him make more than one bonehead play the perfect approach to the Loyola of Chicago 79-76 after making about leaving Boston, but .said he was Tuesday night, the game winner, as Howe said “sometimes it’s just a about the national rankings. He told another rough trip through the snow. Star who helped Boston win two A Celtics spokesman said the team HUVH huHkethull \» the Whalers beat the Winnipeg Jets 5- I believe I’m finally getting action in my annual and drop more than one pass. There are a lot of tight ends national rankings. He ignores looking forward to playing for the deteriorating and matter of the right chance. Tonight to the game better than Francis, but they never get tbe them he didn’t put much store in “The team had played well even in leaftue titles, was dealt to the Golden intends to reactivate Don Chaney, campaign; that Eddie LeBaron, who was one of the them. them and explained why. State Warriors for a first-round draft Warriors, even though Golden State HiiggeHted three there was a case of a lucky rebound great small college quarterbacks when he led College ink. Your comments, please. - Usmer WWams, MobUe, losing those five straight but all of a who has been on the active reserve New England, scoreless on their His Sycamores are the No. 2 team “The important thing is to be ehoiee Tue.sday in a trade that even is in last place in the Pacific Divi­ list, to fill the vacancy created by the new r III e N, in* that helped us.” of the Pacific to brilliant seasons — four of them, sudden our record was 13-5 and that sion. eluding 3*point last 16 power play opportunities, should be in the College Football Hall of Fame. I don’t think we’ve been watching the same player. in the country today with a perfect ranked No. 1 in our conference, the l aupht him by surpri.se. trade. Winnipeg Coach Larry Hillman Francis is one of the great natural talents in profcMional was the end of us as far as the All I'm looking for is a place lhat play. have scored three short-handed goals called the pair “the best penalty Eddie, who pioneered the belly series, is now the 18-0 record and some feel that cer­ Missouri Valley Conference,” he told national rankings were concerned.” tellies President Red .Auerbach, White, who underwent surgery at general manager of the Atlanta Falcons. footbail. And his record reflects it, though there has been I'm appreciated for what I do All I in their last two games for a season killing unit in the league.” some criticism that he’d maximize his ability if he tainly entitles them to be rated over them. “That’s the surest way of at­ says Ed McKee, the Sycamores’ tryinp to rebuild the slumping Celties the end of last season for painful bone total of 13. taining our goal, which is reaching want to do is play ball. MeinHohn "’Lacroix and Howe don’t relate to concentrated 100 per cent on every play. That’s why Dave top-ranked Notre Dame, 12-2. Notre Sports Information Director. into a eonlendcr. praised Whites spurs in both heels, played in all but “The way we had been playing on Casper of the Oakland Raiders generally gets the All-Pro the NCAA tournament. That’s where eontribution to the team but said "I know how to win as far as one game this season and averaged killing the penalty. They relate to Dame supporters look at Indiana Now you get some idea as to why our power play maybe we’d be better 9. On a kickoff or punt in the NFL, is the kicking team Kudos. 'There s nothing wrong with Francis, though, as State's schedule and shrug them off the national champion really is Boston needs Iresh talent. basketball is concerned." he said, 12.1 points per game. But he spent JoJo White huH scoring a goal and as a result they long as he stays off a motorcycle (he recently cracked up Bill Hodges feels about the national "and I'm excited about the team that off pjaying with just four men on the considered tbe offense or the defense? I read that fhe on one). by contemptuously asking whom do decided. Besides, all of you rankings the way he does. ■'He has been a great player for fhe more time than usual on the bench. played Ii Im lunt can kill a penalty and kill you when receiving team is the offense when it gets the ball. Is this I got traded to. " ice," Dineen quipped after the they find a hole,” Hillman said. they play? remember what happened to us last When critics begin picking apart fellies lor the past nine years, ' He had demanded to be traded game for Boston Whaler s second straight win over tnie? Please clear my head. — John Feraco, Westerly, The Warriors earlier this month George Lyle gave the Whalers a 1-0 R.I. Q. in this year’s football bowl games, Stanford, which “We'd love to play Notre Dame,” year.” Indiana State’s schedule. Sycamore Auerbach told a news conference. earlier this year and almost quit the and iH looking Winnipeg in three nights. had ollered Boston a second-round ahead to heller duytt lead at 11:02 of the first period and lost four games, defeated Georgia; UCLA tied Arkansas; puts in Hodges. “We’ve been trying Everyone connected with Indiana supporters counter by bringing up the "But we are in a rebuilding program team out of frustration, but was The victory also broke New Notre Dame beat Houston; Alabama defeated Penn State to for the last two years now.” State’s basketball team knew exactly and in order to get quality you must drall choice for While, bul Auerbach talked out of it by player-coach Dave with (folden Stale Mike Antonovich scored the second team’s 10-point victory over 20th- Vi arriorn. England's second place tie with the The three winning teams and UCLA had one iMng hi Hodges could fan the flames much what Hodges was talking about, give up quality. " turned it down He changed his mind Cowens. Whaler goal 1:50 into the middle ses­ common — they were all beaten by USC in the regular ranked Purdue, which was the Jets in the sion. more by lending his voice to that A year ago this time, when Hodges Boston, which has won 13 .NBA when Golden Slate upped the ante. White's best year was 1971-72, While season. We have always known the voting strength of the winner of the Rainbow Classic in as they moved within two points of South, Midwest and East was strong, but this is ridiculous anguished chorus claiming his team still was chief recruiter and head championships, is currently mired .Adding the Golden State draft when he scored 23.1 points per game. After Lacroix’s goal. Whaler Cap­ Hawaii. But the real high point for choice brings the Celtics' drafting Brad Selwood, the league-leading Quebec Nor- tain Rick Ley netted his fourth goal (making Alabama the national champion). Incidentallv should be No. 1, but he isn’t doing scout for the Sycamores, they had Indiana State probably came against in last place in the .Atlantic Division He was the Most Valuable Player in one of tile original diques. pre-season you picked USC No. 1 .1’U drink to that. — Tim strength to three top choices in the of the year to give New England a 4-0 that at all. As a matter of fact, I won 30 in a row at home, the were 13- the Russian national team on Nov. with a 17-31 record. the 1976 NBA championship series New I'l n g 1 u n d Thirteen seconds after the Whalers McNamara, Santa Cruz, Calif. 0 for the season and were ranked fifth White, a 6-foot-3 playmaker guard 1979 draft. In addition to their own W h a 1 e TTi, an* lead, but the Jets closed the gap in So will I the AP poll, using sports writers all over the suspect he enjoys all the cries of in­ 19. The Russians had beaten three of against Phoenix, the last Boston ti­ had been assessed a bench-minor justice over his team being ranked nationally. who has been a mainstay of the selection, the Celtics received a first- tle. nouneed Ihh retire* the third period on goals by Peter J ’’® PO"' ‘he coaches, Indiana's best teams, Notre Dame, penalty for too many men on the ice, second almost as much as he would That was pretty heady stuff but Celtics offense since being drafted round pick from .Seattle for Dennis meni, effective Sullivan and Morris Lukowich. know° much sports writers don’t Purdue and Indiana and now it was Awtrey. Prior to the surgery at the end of Lacroix put the rebound on a Mark Indiana State being rated on top then they took a trip from Terre out of the University of Kansas in last .season, he had played in 488 yenterda) due to Blaine Stoughton banged home the up to Indiana State to salvage some "A first round-draft choice should outride CO in• Howe shot past Winnipeg goalie Joe fifth Whaler goal with 13 seconds left mostly because of what happened to Haute to Carbondale, 111., and small measure of success or it would 1969, had threatened to quit the club straight games, a team record. Daley. Q. Who is the most inspirational athlete you have bring us the type of player who will iiiitlineiitH. Selwood in the game. Until the ball is actually booted, the kicking team the team last year. dropped a 79-76 decision to Southern be a whitewash for the state. earlier this year because he felt he "The key to the whole thing is to known? — George C., Newark, N.J. ^ Illinois even though they played New England was without the ser­ definitely is the offense. I mean, on a punt, suppose the I assume by that you mean one who had the ability to "It isn’t at all important how we’re The Sycamores beat the Russians, get a pass up to Mark," Lacroix said. vices of veteran superstar Gordie kicker decides to run with or pass the ball instead of inspire people - particularly if they were his cohorts in a ranked nationally,” says Hodges, exceptionally well. Then they lost 83-79, and what made the victory all Uo(l La>cr will "We tell our defensemen not to just booting. That definitely constitutes offense. When the team game. My choice may be a strange one. I pick Bobby who took over the team from Head another tough game on the road to launch a comchuck Howe, sidelined with a chipped frac­ receiving team puts the ball into play on the first down the sweeter yet was that Larry Bird, dump the puck out but to look for an ture in his left ankle. i f (hlf ’ Pittsburgh quarterback who is Coach Bob King last October when Illinois State. 81-76, their scoring and passing sensation, on new lour of Icn* after exchange of possession, that’s offense. Is your head in the pro Foottall Hall of Fame. He wasn’t the greatest Basketball | Indiana Cooking clear now? How about the sinuses? King had to quit for health reasons Their next contest was with nis vcicraiix in* passer. He wasn’t the model field general. But I don’t know fouled out with nine minutes to go but eluding John .New* of anyone who had greater ability to raUy his teammates and still Is technically listed as head Wichita State in Wichita, Kan., and his teammates still managed to win BEWET coiiihc, Fred Slollc, Q. Who is the best quarterback in the AFC? And who is around him, especially when the going got tough. Anyone coach. to get there from Terre Haute, the without him. Bennet varsity improved its record To KnighCs Liking Bov FmerHon and the best quarterback in the NFC? — Bradley Eilers, who played with Bobby will never forget him. 1 believe him. I feel he means it team had to fly eight hours through a Bill Hodges could be right. What’s Islanders Lose Aberdeen, Wash. Marlv B icHsen. blizzard with stopovers in St. Louis, to 8-1 with a 67-54 duke yesterday In the American Football conference, based on ’78 because of what else he has to say so important about being ranked No. over J.F. Kennedy of Enfield. showings, it’s a tossup between Jim Zorn of Seattle and Parting shot: about them and because of Indiana Columbia, Mo., and Kansas City. The 1 in the newspapers ? Joe .Maher pumped in 21 poinls, NEW YORK (UPI) — After a year and a half with Boston, Bil­ Terry Bradshaw of Pittsburgh, though the latter has Syi’amorps Inst that game in over­ Derek Reed 17 and Tim Ellis 12 for ly Knight IS back home again in Indiana and the return seem s to Second at Home received the most acclaim because his team went all the To me, the worst investment in sports is baseball the Bears. Myles McCurry and Chris be agreeing with him - and with the Pacers. way to the Super Bowl. In the NFC , Archie Manning of h-ee agents over the age of 30. And that includes Rod Scoreboard New Orleans finally came into his own with the most Carew. Carmel were defensively standouts. In his first six games since being NEW YORK (UPI) — This is the team that’s supposed to productive season of his seven-year career. back. Knight has averaged 10.2 points In other games, Washington edged wrest the Stanley Cup away from the ? Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman P 0 Box ie e im Lease Has Athletics ; in less than 20 minutes of play per Atlanta, 109-105, San Antonio downed WHA If last night’s 5-4 loss to Minnesota Q. I have heard a lot of talk about Bill Walton, but when W46. Incline Village. Nev. 89450. Because of the volume of mall Illing varsity rebounded from last game, hitting .649 percent from the Chicago, 112-108, in overtime, San is any indication of the depth on the will be be 100 per cent again? And if he doesn’t spend the (here will be no individual responses. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Friday's setback to crosstown floor and .929 from the free-throw Diego beat Milwaukee, 117-113, Los W L T !■ New York Islander team, it won't Quebec Bennet with a 55-52 decision over line. Angeles routed New Jersey, 127-108, 24 16 4 2 happen. Two straight losses at home Pro Hockey j Webb Junior High of Welhersfield In his seventh game, he went one and Portland topped Denver, 82-76 New England 22 15 6 have resulted. And the Islanders are Locked in at Oakland Winnipeg yesterday. better, coming off the bench late in Biillct.s loo. Hawks 105 21 19 6 3 not known for being gracious hosts. “We’re certainly having our Edmonton George Hanlon tossed in 14 points, the first period Tuesday night to Elvin Hayes scored 23 points, in­ 23 18 0 5 Last Saturday’s 7-2 loss to the New problems,” said Islander Coach A1 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Frank Marandino 11, Mark Butler 10 score 12 straight points and hit six-of- cluding three free throws in the last Cincinnati 20 23 5 j York Rangers was dismissed as a Basketball ’84 Summer Games receive $9 million and the stadium said the A s made more money on the Arbour. "Nothing is fluid. But The Oakland A’s, the baseball authority $4 million, with the extra $1 and Manny Johnson 8 for fhe Rams, 1:19, to lead Washington over Atlan­ Birmingham 18 24 3 ) fluke. After all, the Islanders pointed road than at home last season, even problems are made to be solved and team owner Charles 0. Finley million coming from the remaining now 7-2 for the season. ta. Tuesday's Itesiills out, a loss at home was inevitable. though they get just a 20 percent split we’ll solve this one.” SENIOR says he wants to sell, will re­ American League teams and the ^ N BA .Spurs I 12. Bulls 108 New England 5, Winnipeg 2 "Son of a gun, " said of gate receipts on the road. In other NHL games, Detroit Keith Bennet and Stan Alexander Has Legal Snares National League San Francisco ie e im ; g ik e .s James Silas and George Gervin Birmingham 2, Quebec 1 Glenn Resch, “it’s only two games. main in California for the 1979 “I think (the Oakland officials) are defeated Washington, 7-4, St. Louis each had 20 points, Jim Miller 19 and Giants. llling girls trimmed Webb of six from the foul line — finishing with each scored 30 points to pace San An­ We really can’t let it bother us. We’re season, the head of the beating a dead horse,” Bartimo said. clobbered Los Angeles, 7-1, and the Frank Morse 18 to lead Fogarty's to a LAUSANNE, Switzerland (UPI) — The 1984 summer Olym­ Last year, however. Coliseum of­ Wethersield yesterday by a 40-22 20 points in only 23 minutes of play tonio to an overtime victory over still in there, you know.” “They are not going to put any life New York Rangers topped Van­ 92-75 triumph over Sportsman Cafe pics were more entangled with legal snares than ever Tuesday Louisiana Superdome says. ficials rejected a similar cash offer count. and sparking Indiana to a 112-106 vic­ Chicago. NHL Mike Fidler’s second goal of the couver, 5-2. back into that horse because the pre­ at Illing. Bill Eller (34) and Jeff Gott after the IOC had given Los Angeles and the U.S. Olympic Com­ Denzil Skinner, the president of the to break the lease when Denver Chris Brown had 10 points, Denise tory over the Houston Rockets. Clippers I 17, Burks 1 13 game — a 40-foot drive with just over sent owner says he doesn’t want to Campbell Conference In the World Hockey Association, (16) paced Sportsman. Hyatt Management Corp. that runs oilman Marvin Davis purchased the White 8 and Leslie Gaouette, Toby "Billy Knight is playing much Rookie Freeman Williams scored four minutes remaining — sparked mittee until March 1 to sign a definitive contract or lose the play there.” Patrick Division New England beat Winnipeg, 5-2, and the Superdome for the state, said club. That deal later was called off Brown and Mary Gallagher 4 apiece better defense,” said Pacer Coach 12 points in the final quarter when the North Stars. Fidler took a pass Games. Birmingham edged Quebec, 2-1. PEE WEE Oakland Coliseum stadium officials by Finley when he could not break for the Rams, now 7-3. Bob Leonard. "We're gaining con­ San Diego overcame a 39-point per­ W L T from Gary Sargent and beat Resch at Both the USOC and the Los Angeles NY Islanders 32 8 9 Red Wings 7, Capitals 4 Manchester Police stopped WINF, Organizing Committee of private have not yet spoken with Finley the lease. fidence and really everybody is formance by Milwaukee’s Marques 16:08, erasing an Islander comeback Thommie Bergman scored two 14-11, and Crispino’s bested VFW, 18- Olympic Organizing Committee in­ businessmen and the USOC must about the nine-year lease that has ILEENGJA <;iKE.S NY Rangers 29 16 5 "They turned down $3 million last playing well.” Johnson to topple the Bucks. in which Garry Howatt and Mike power-play goals and Detroit, 8, last night at Verplanck. sisted that only minor differences of share any possible deficit. locked the A s in Oakland despite tiling jayvee girls topped St. James Atlanta 27 20 4 year,” Skinner said. “That’s one of Knight scored 16 of his 20 points in Lakers 127, .Vets 108 Bossy scored goals 42 seconds apart breaking a four-game winless streak, Jeff Rothman had 6 points and legal language separated them. But poor attendance figures, yesterday. 38-23. Philadelphia 22 17 11 The USOC wants to create a con­ the reasons I’m a little pessimistic.” the first half as the Pacers took a 55- Lou Hudson scored 22 points and late in the third period to tie the broke open a tight contest to end Stansfield and Johnny although both said that their 30 days tingency fund of $50 million from "To my knowledge the (Oakland Cheryl Wilson had 8 points as did Both Skinner and Vince Bartimo, 44 halftime advantage before picking Los Angeles converted 39 free throws .Siiivlh Div ision score, 4-4. Washington’s five-game unbeaten Dequatro 4 apiece for Police. Bruce grace to untangle the problem the money from the sale of television Coliseum) stadium authority hasn't South Windsor Patty Wojnarowski who had 6 steals up his fourth foul and sitting out most to trounce New Jersey. W L T appeared more than enough, they ad­ delegated by DeBartolo to lead the "Things are just beginning to streak. Rosenberg had 7 points for th rights to a U.S. network. But rival agreed to sit down and negotiate a purchase negotiations, said the in the closing minutes to ice the Illing of the second half. I rail Blazers 82, Denver 76 Chicago 17 23 8 happen for us,” said Glen Sonmor, mitted privately that in lawyers’ Blues 7, Kings I Radiomen. lawyers cannot agree to the language settlement,” Skinner said. “Here we multimillion-dollar DeBartolo Corp. win. But Ricky Sobers came through Vancouver 17 27 7 terms they would be sprinting To Cite Sharos Maurice Lucas led an 11-3 Portland coach of the North Stars. "We’ve just Bernie Federko and Garry Unger Joe Prignano had 8 tallies for the of this plan laid out in a separate con­ are at the first of February, and I can still is interested in bringing a team with 20 points and 16 assists while scoring spree during the last 4‘/z St. Louis 12 33 7 sorted everything out now. I can look against the clock. scored two goals each to power St. Supremes while four different tract between the two sides. see the negotiations taking some to the dome for the 1980 season. A testimonial dinner for Charlie BE.SINESSMEN Alex English added 19 points and minutes when the Trail Blazers Colorado 11 31 8 back and say it took this long to Louis past Los Angeles. players had a hoop for VFW. ‘I think the contract will be signed time. Ron Riordan pumped in 47 points "Our position has always been that Sharos, athletic director at South Johnny Davis 17 for the Pacers, downed Denver. adjust,” Rangers 5, Canuelts 3 long before March 1, ” said John 'T m not optimistic about working to lead Bogner's to a 96-77 win over we never want to get involved where Windsor High, will be held Friday, Wales Conference Kris Manery followed Fidler’s Phil Esposito scored a pair of goals Argue, temprorary chairman of the out in this situation, but I am op­ Fuss & O'Neil last night at Illing. Organizing Committee and an at­ Historic Setting there are reluctant sellers,” Bartimo April 6, at The Colony in Vernon. .Norri» Division first-period score — which came at and Ron Duguay, Anders Hedberg timistic about our future chances. I said in a telephone interview from Sharos, a graduate of Fitchburg, Chip Conran added 15 points, Mike College Basketball Roundup 4:22 — with a goal of his own just torney himself. “But it is really up to FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) - W L T and Pat Hickey added a goal apiece would think things are probably on Louisiana Downs in Bossier City, La. Mass., High and Springfield College, Reardon 11 and Jim Grimes 10 for eight seconds later. Clark Gillies the USOC lawyers to iron out the Churchill Downs, historic home of Montreal 34 9 7 to lead New York to an easy triumph the back burner. (The stadium of­ "‘1 think we are in a hold pattern. coached at South Windsor 23 years, Bogner's. Rick Marnicki had 19 scored the first of his two goals at details.” the Kentucky Derby for well over a Los Angeles 21 23 7 over Vancouver. ficials) have never indicated they are We are hoping the offer will be handling soccer, basketball and tallies. Kevin Dunn 16 ad Rick 15:19, leaving the Islanders down 2-1 WHA The dispute between the two, with century, has been entered on the Raimondo 10 for the losers. Creighton Effort Pittsburgh 20 21 8 willing to negotiate anything. They accepted. I have been given the baseball. after the first period. Andre Lacroix's second-period which the IOC lost patience Friday, National Register of Historic Places, have never indicated what their star- Washington 16 27 8 concerns money. authority by Mr. DeBartolo to stay Sponsored by the South Windsor Detroit lO 27 14 Gillies scored his goal at 7:39 of the short-handed goal proved to be the Mrs. Eldred Melton, executive direc­ ting point would be in any with this thing. We will be talking to Booster Club, festivities begin with a second period but Bobby Smith con­ After nine months of negotiations, MIDGET game-winner as New England tor of the Kentucky Heritage Com­ negotiations.” a number of people for 1980. These social hour at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. Short Two Points Aduiii.s Division SPORTS the bottom line has been reached and mission, announced Monday. Manchester Cycle nipped Modern nected nine minutes later, then stopped Winnipeg ... Paul Henderson Two weeks ago, Ohio sports situations have a tendency of having Tickets can be obtained from Marge W L T I someone has to agree to foot the bill The track, with its twinspired Janitorial I, 33-31. and the Elks added another goal at 12:58 of the scored twice and 38-year-old SLATE. millionaire Edward DeBartolo Sr. highs and lows and then something Anthony 528-0491; Ed Reardon 644- YORK (UPI) Creighton had its chance to upset ninth- Boston 30 13 7 if the Games go into the red. grandstand, was founded in 1874 by romped past American Legion, 51-29, final period to give the Stars a 4-2 goaltender Ernie Wakely came off offered Finley $12 million cash for turns around.” ranked Marquette, and when it didn’t work out, Bluejay Coach Toronto 20 20 10 lead. The contract was devised by the Col Meriwether Lewis Clark in an 0593: Bob LaBreche 623-7333; Walter at the Y. the bench to stop first-place Quebec. the A’s, but little has progressed Bartimo said the A’s still would do Mealy 644-2056; Gert Waters 289- Tom Apke could only say matters were out of his hands. Buffalo 19 18 II \\ vdnewdav city of Los Angeles to make sure its attempt to revitalize the Rich Howard had 11 points and Joe beyond that point. Unnamed sources well to move out of Oakland, if only ‘The Good Lord seems to be Minnesota 19 23 7 WRESTLINi; taxpayers would not be filling that 1083; Marcia Baretta 529-1649; or Johnson 8 for Cycle, which took the thoroughbred horse industry. close to the deal said Finley would to save themselves financially. He Robert Davin 644-1656. testing our intestinal fortitude,” free throws to pull within two. Then Tuc.sdiiy's Kcsiills Coiiard al .MuiK'lii'Hti'r, role. Instead the Los Angeles decision in overtime. Glen Boggini the Bluejays’ David Wesely Names in the News 6:1,5 had a game-high 11 markers and Apke said after Marquette’s 79-77 Minnesota 5, Islanders 4 victory, "We had a couple of rebounded a missed Sam Worthen Detroit 7, Washington 4 Ticket Sale Chris Stifinagle 7 for Janitorial. r - ' J chances, but unfortunately, it wasn’t free throw with two seconds left. St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 1 Siiiisliurv at Mancliealer, HOUSTON (UPI) - Scattered Greg Turner had 21 points and Paul However, Worthen intercepted Brad Selwood Tetreault 18 for the Elks while Tim meant to be. " Rangers 5, Vancouver 3 8:1.5 single tickets, about 2,500 temporary Wesely's inbounds pass to seal the SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPD — Defenseman Brad Selwood, in his seventh r Chevalier had 13 tallies for Legion. Creighton made a near-miraculous bleacher seats in the last two-thirds DON’T MISS IT! comeback, scoring 4 points in the last win for the Warriors, 15-3. season with the Whalers, has retired. Jack Kelley, director of hockey Tliiinolav of the season and 5,000 SRO tickets, i six seconds on a field goal and two Creighton led most of the first half NBA operations for the World Hockey Association team, announced Tuesday. BASKETBALL are all that are unsold for 1979 and was ahead, 42-38, at intermis­ “Brad found the combination of hockey and his outside business interests S i Eastern Conference Mass Hay ul MCt; («()- Houston Oilers home games in the r Of sion, but Bernard Toone, who led too demanding,” Kelley said. Selwood expressed his gratitude to the fans and iiii'ii). 6 Astrodome. 1979 NEW ENGLAND i Marquette with 26 points, scored 14 Allanlic Division to the Whalers “for giving me the opportunity to play here. I will always have The Astrodome capacity is 47,653 AUTO East t.alliolif al Aqiiiiia.s Basketball Deteriorating W L Pet. a special place in my heart for the players,” of the Warriors' first 19 points in the GB (girls), 6:.'1() during the major league baseball second half to help turn the tide. Washington 34 15 .694 - RECREATIONAL VEHICLE J Don Kessinger season. Oilers’ ticket manager Rick In Mind of Heinsohn Creighton, 9-9, was led by senior Philadelphia 28 17 .622 4 Nichols said most of those seats have 0 REPAIRS guard .John C. ,lohnson with 25 points. New Jersey 23 22 .511 9 LAS VEGAS (UPI) — New Chicago White Sox player-Manager Don been sold in season-ticket packages. & club owners. "Creighton played so well, and shot New York 22 30 .423 13>/2 “Home of Mr. Qoodwnnch" CAMPER-TRAILER ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) Kessinger and hard-hitting Texas Ranger Al Oliver won their second-round “The upper echelon of the NBA so well,” said Marquette Coach Hank Boston 17 13 .354 16'/2 matches today in the $22,000 All-Pro Racquetball Championship involving 24 - Former Boston Celtics doesn't include any basketball Raymonds. “They’re good, what Crniral DiviHion major league baseball players. Bowling • Complete Mechanical Sarvice coach Tom Heinsohn says people. " he said. "None of the club more can you say? I’m extremely W L Pet. GB The two finalists of the three-day event will receive $4,000 each and ad­ NOW SHOW^ February 1 - basketball is deteriorating and ovyners is a basketball person, either. proud of our team,” San Antonio 31 20 . 608 — vance to the All-Pro Finals to be played later in the year. The winner of the I EE-KU \I.EILS- • Collision Repair suggests that new rules and a “What the coaches say or want The only other top team in action. Houston 27 21 .563 2>/2 finals will receive $58,000. Stephanie Don 194-495, YOU CAN PLACE YOUR • Auto Painting three-point shot could make never reaches the top,” he said. No. l-rated Notre Dame, came away Atlanta 27 25 .519 4'/2 (lerri LaRoe 195. Martie • Low Cost Service Rentals with an easy 80-53 victory over Cleveland 20 29 ,408 10 Terry Harper CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME the game exciting. Currently a television commen­ Barilla 190-451. Claudette tator for Boston College home games Brown. Detroit 18 31 ,367 12 DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Red Wings Tuesday recalled veteran Mertens 189-498. Marilyn • Factory Trained Technicians "The NBA has gone stagnant,” and an analyst for Home Box Office’s ”I think we had that defensive in­ New Orleans 17 35 .327 W k defen.seman Terry Harper and centerman J.P. LeBlanc from (heir Kan.sas Rogers 209-208-565. Donna • Charge With Master Charge Heinsohn said Tuesday. "The league Cable television college basketball tensity in the beginning that we City affiliate in the Central Hockey League. Magowan 499. Donna Nevin • 24 Hour Wrecker Service has legislated against aggressiveness series. Heinsohn said college ball needed to set the tempo for the Western Conference “It is hoped that Harp can add some stability to our young defen.se." said 175-452. Deana Richard 175. and stifled creativity.” offers more excitement. game,” said Fighting Irish Coach Karen Riordan 188-177-498. Tel. 646-6464 Mi(lvvi‘Nl DiviHion Red Wing General Manager Ted Lindsay. The Red Wings said John Hilwoi th, Heinsohn cited the proliferation of "There's more enthusiasm in Digger Phelps. who has been seeing just spot duty with the team, has been assigned to Kan­ Fran Misseri 450. Sharon zone defenses as the chief reason for college ball, ” he said. "The skills Notre Dame rose to a 46-27 half­ W L Pet. GB sas City. Richard 186-469. Anita Kansas City 30 19 .612 — what he feels is the game’s deteriora­ aren’t necessarily there but the time advantage and scored the first Rinaldi 180-508. Betty tion. excitement is. 10 points of the second half. Junior Denver 28 25 .528 4 Al Bumbry Elliott 470. Judy "The zone defen.se has stifled Milwaukee 22 30 .423 91/2 " In the pros, the players don’t guard Rich Branning scored 16 points BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Baltimore Orioles Tuesday signed free-agent Letourneau 183-497. Rae creative basketball and creative want to develop their skills anymore as the Irish stretched their home- Indiana 20 30 . 400 10‘/2 Jacobs 183-495. Kathy passers like the Ernie DiGregorios Chicago 18 32 .360 12 V2 outfielder Al Bumbry, the first Oriole player to go through the re-entry draft All they want to do is live the good court winning streak to 12 while im­ and then return to his original club. Terms of the three-year contract were Carney 207-500. Gayla and the Bob Cousys,” said Heinsohn, life with all the money they’re proving their record to 13-2. Bran­ I’urifir Division Butcher 192. who was in upstate New York to not divulged. making,” he said. ning was joined in double figures by W L Pet. GB Bumbry, 31, hit .317 in 1977, but broke his left leg in Texas last May and was promote a local basketball tourna­ "There's no incentive for the pro Orlando Woolridge with 12 points and Seattle 31 16 . 660 - GVI.WIES- Gail Robson ment. on the bench until September, He recently spent two months playing himself player becau.se, after all, how much Tracy Jackson with 10. Peter Moss Los Angeles 32 20 .615 U/2 back into shape in a league in Venezuela. 134. Esther Wells 128-1.30- He said "rules with teeth” were more money can he make,” he said. and Bob .Stanley led Brown, 5-9, with Phoenix 30 20 , 600 2‘/2 348. Kathy McConnell 144- needed to help combat zone defenses, But Heinsohn may be dealing with 14 and 10 points, respectively. Portland 23 24 .489 8 Johnny Vaught 127-366. Terry Monaco 133, CHEVROLET and urged that the three-point shot, tho.se high-priced pros in the future. ^ Clem.son claimed its third Atlantic .San Diego 25 27 .481 8V2 Ruth Vittner 130, Agnes used in the defunct ABA, be adopted He .said he expected to attend the Coast Conference victory over North Golden State 24 28 .462 9'/2 NEW YORK (UPI) - Johnny Vaught, an All-America guard at Texas Donahue 131. 643-2711 in the pro game. NBA All-.Star game Friday in Detroit Carolina State, 85-72, despite a 43- I’lK'Nllay'H ItcHIlIlN Christian in 1932 who went on to be one of tbe most successful coaches in the “The NBA needs a good shot in the point, career-high performance by country, was named Tuesday to the National Football Foundation’s College to meet with league officials and Washington 109, Atlanta 105 ALARM CLOCKS 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER arm, he said. "The three-point shot business associates regarding a Wolfpack forward Charles Indiana 112, Houston 106 Football Hall of Fame. The bn$l Show ei«rf Over $9,000,000 worth of motor homos (Clett All emlMMli), j would certainly create a lot of ■’Hawkeye" Whitney. Clemson Vaught, who coached the University of Mississsippi to six Southeast TIMEX WATCHES Iretref trollon, font comport ond euitom n n e on ditptoyl possible move of an existing NBA San Antonio 112, Chicago 108 GMOUAUTY excitement. " forward Larry Nance, a 6-foot-lO Conference championships and took Ole Miss to 18 bowls in 25 seasons, bad franchi.se to Miami, where he would San Diego 117, Milwaukee 113 ARTHUR DRUG SSMCE/MHTS Heinsohn placed much of the be the club's general manager and .sophomore, drilled in 19 points to Ix)s Angeles 127, New Jersey 108 190 victories in 263 games. Among the great players he helped to develop were lieralti blame on the NBA leadership and coach. pace the Tigers. Portland 82, Denver 76 Barney Poole. Charley Conerly, Snuffy Stirnweiss, Jim “Sweet” Lalane and (ZEMBIAL MOTORS n u n s nvisiaN Jimmy Lear. 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TV in Review EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan 31. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN No place to store your Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted South Windsor Students INDEX 13 bicycle? Sell It lor extra Help Wanted 13 NOTICCI SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- ATTENTION - Need 2 people cash with a low cost T — Lost and Found Excellent Part Time work. over . Immediate emolov- ClassKled Ad. SECRETARY with or without New Shows Don’t Rate 2 — PtrsonRls 21 Get On-the-Job Training Will train. Call Manchester ment. This is not a fancy ad...... shorthand skills are...... needed the five not making its debut. "Hello Larry," and CBS' "Dallas" in 3 — Announctm«n(s Hv JOW II\W l KR 4 — Enisrtainmenl 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. we------simply'— ' want ■ a person who • Help Wanted 13 for 1 or more days a week. In the firs t hour. 8-9 p.m., F^astern its first night in a new time slot 5 — Auctions needs a permanent job. Ad­ Dictaphone also. 289-4319. NEWYORK lUPIi - The first SOUTH WINDSOR - Three South Wind­ .tudents w ill decide whether to re-apply AIR CONDITIONING- time, "Strokes" held its own against defeated "Sweepstakes." FINANCIAL BUS DRIVERS - will train if vancement opportunity. Call night of television series entirely sor High School seniors are extending for a permanent job with Hamilton or to between 10 am. and 3 pm,1 - Experienced Serviceman, air TYPISTS are needed for 1 or the first half of ABC's "A ll Star Fami­ The low scores of the new NBC 0 — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgsgat necessary. Apply 90 conditioning, refrigeration their industrial education through on-the- another company. » — Pffsonsl Loins Brookfield Street, Muth Wind- 528-3869. E.O.E. more days a week. 289-4319. stage managed by Fred Silverman ly Feud." which otherwise wiped out shovi's were among the factors that 10 — Insursnci and heating. Must have State job training at Hamilton Standard in sor. Call 289-5918. played on NBC last Friday night — the competition, including "Brothers kept the network to the ratings cellar Josephine Kelleher, associate principal License. Generous company Windsor Locks. e m p lo y m e n t SERVICE STATION NURSES AIDES, home health and lost. & Sisters, " the NBC takeoff of last week, w ith ABC in command and at the high school, said it is anticipated 13 — Help Weniad ATTENDANT. Full time. benefits. Call for appoint­ B ill Soucy, Greg Vachula and Tom 14 — Business Opportunities PART TIME. Do you have 2 ment. 643-2192. aides. Certified desirable to The Silverman seleetions that went "A nim a l House. " i ABC's "D elta CBS again in No. 2 spot. that this program w ill be of such success 15 — Silualion Wsnied hours a day? Work at home on Apply in person: Gorin's Pasey are being trained in the area of care for sick in home evenings on the air Jan. 26 were "Diffrent House " earned a respectable The importance of program posi­ that next year's Cooperative Work Educa­ the phone servicing our Sports Car Center. Route 83. and weekends. Suburban metal machining. These students com­ EDUCATION Vernon. Strokes," "Brothers & Sisters." audience and CBS' "Coed Fever " tion was underlined last week, when tion Program will again be sending - PrivBle Instructions customers in your spare time. PLEASE READ Home Health 646-7760. "Turnabout," "Hello, Larry" and peted with others from high schools in the 19 — Schoois-Classes 249-7773. bows in Feb. 4l. CBS' "WKRP in Cincinnati" — a students to Hamilton or other local in­ 20 — Instructions Wanted HOUSEKEEPERS "Sweepstakes." central and north central areas of the dustries for similar training oppor­ YOUR AD BABYSITTER TO CARE for The successful prem iere of CBS' show that had been taken o ff the a ir NURSES AIDES- Full time, WANTED- Weekends and a 6-year old and 2-year old in state. tunities. REAL ESTATE The sole success of the evening, ac­ "The Dukes of Hazzard " and the after a poor start — returned in the - Homes lor Sale all shifts. Experience during the week. Flexible Classiried ads are taken over my home, Goodwin School To be eligible for the program, students - Lots-Land for Sale hours. Essex Motor Inn, 100 cording to the Nielsen ratings, was ABC movie. "Pink Panther Strikes spot following "M-A-S-H." It finished Parents or students interested in lear­ Preferred, but training w ill be the phone as a convenience. area. Monday thru Friday. must be 17, a senior, and also a member of - Investment Property East Center Street, The Herald is responsible lor "D iffrent Strokes." the onlv one of Again, " struck out "Turnabout " and in the top 20. The .show it replaced. ning more about the program should call - Business Property given. Apply in person: East Call 568-0875. the Cooperative Work Education class 27 — Resort Property Hartford Convalescent Home, Manchester, call 646-2300. only one incorrect insertion and "One Day At A Time, " a consistent Peter Luchina or William Chernick at the 20 — Real Estate Wsnied then only to the size o( the Shop the super buys In which provides coverage for a minor to be 745 Main Street, East Hart­ original insertion. Errors which high scorer after "M-A-S-H, " high school. ford. WANTED - Full lime cook. your Classified section employed at a job task that is usually MISC. SERVICES Apply in person at Tacorral. do not lessen the value of the dropped to 30th place in its 31 — Services Ollered advertisement will not be cor- today. Tomorrow you'll 32 — Painting.Papering reserved for those over age 18, Vernon Burglaries A TOP MOTORCYLCE No experience necessary. 246 reeled by an additional inser­ Wednesday night slot. 33 — Building.Contracting be pleased with the Selections were based on the student’s MECHANIC NEEDED- Top Broad St., Manchester. tion. CBS this week offers a two-part VERNON — Vernon Police investigated 34 — floofng-Siding money you've saved. interest in metal machining, future 15 reports of burglaries during the week of 35 — Heating-Plumbing wages, fringe benefits, Western, "Mr. Horn, " which airs 36 — Flooring vacations and bonuses! Apply WANTED - Full lime dis­ vocational plans and past experiences in 37 — Moving.Trucking-Storaga Feb. 1 and Feb. 3, 8-10 p.m.. Eastern Jan, 19-25. Goods valued at about 93,555 in person: Cycle World, 3000 hwasher. Apply in person at industrial education courses. 38 — Services Wanted Tacorral, 246 Broad St., tim e, both nights. were reported stolen. Main Street, Glastonbury. Their on-the-job training will involve MISC. FOR SALE Manchester. The cast stars David Carradine as The breaks were into businesses at Tri- 40 — Household Goods INVITATION FOR BIDS experiences in drilling, milling, grinding, NURSES AIDE - Full or part Tom Horn, who begins as an appren­ City Plaza, Vernon Circle, Union Street, • Articles for Sale CONVENIENCE FOOD and lathe operations. Along with training 42 — Buiidmg~Supplies time. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel BID NO. J-61 tice Indian scout to old pro Richard Hartford Turnpike, Park Street, Ellington 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs Manor. 91 Chestnut Street. STORE looking for full lime at work, classroom instruction will be II Sealed bids will be received for the construction of the Widmark, and vs’inds up a feared Avenue. 44 — Musical Instrumenti 649-4519. and part time clerks for mid­ offered in mathematics, blueprint reading 45 — Boats & Accessoris:. night shift. Apply in person. renovations of the Green School/Senior Citizens Center, Organ technician Joseph Dzeda of New Homes were entered on Grove Street, Sporting Goods gunslinger framed for murder. stop, one of 166 stops in the famous instru­ 509 Center Street. 7-11. East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut, at the and safety in the shop. Troutstream Drive, Cold Spring Drive, Garden Products COLLECTIONS- Experience The acting is excellent and the Haven displays one of the 12,573 pipes in the ment, built in 1928 and featured in a new two- Antiques is a help but not a necessity. Hearing Room, Second Floor, Municipal Building, The students work from noon to 4 p.m. Laurel Street, Deerfield Drive, West 49 — Wanted to Buy camerawork above average. "Mr. Join our modern, progressive PART TIME LIGHT Manchester, Connecticut, up to 11:00 a.m. on February 22, Newberry Memorial Organ at Yale Universi­ record set published by the non-profit Organ and are paid 93,25 an hour. The training Horn " really is two separate movies Street, and Skinner Road. Breaks were RENTALS agency. Pleasant working Trucking. Days. Monday thru 1979, at which time they w ill be publicly opened and read ty. Ranged behind him is the organ’s tuba Historical Society. program w ill continue until they graduate - Rooms for Rent Saturday. Call 647-9997. — first the hunt for Geronimo in the reported into apartments on Regan Street conditions, competitive salary aloud. from high school and at that tim e the - Apartments lor Rent and benefits plan are opening cavalry and Indians seg­ and Vernon Avenue, • Homes lor Rent 2 ) Sets of the contract documents may be obtained at the of­ • Business lor Rent featured. For appointment. MACHINIST FOR ment. then the last days of a gun- ■ Resort Property lor Rent Call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. AIRCRAFT PARTS - fice of Mankey Associates, Architects, 769 Main Street, - Wanted to Rent • Manchester, Connecticut, on and after February 1 1979 by fighter in the finale, in which life 50 — Misc lor Rent Capitol City Adjustment Experimental and short run. treats Mr. Horn as unfairly as he had Record Features Big Organ Extension Service Sets Bureau. Experienced only. Must be depositing a check for $50.00 per set of documents, made AUTOMOTIVE able lo set up and work from long known it would. ' Autos lor Sale payable to the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, Each NEW HAVEN — Connecticut's No other single organ has been BOOKKEEPER blueprint. 'Top pay, liberal CBS makes up for a mostly Edward Elgar, Felix Mendelssohn, 62 — Trucks lor Sale General Contractor will be limited lo two sets of documents. largest pipe organ, located at Yale featured in a record produced by the Heavy Equipment lor Sale ACCOUNTS payable, overtime and excellent fringe The deposit will be refunded upon return of the plans and violence-free season in "M r. Horn." Olivier Messiaen, and Charles-Marie Program About Parents 64 — Motorcycles-Bicydes benefits. Apply at Paragon University in New Haven, is featured receivable. Automotive specifications to the office of Mankey Associates, Organ Historical Society. The society Widor. '' Campers-Traiiers-Mobile experience helpful. Minimun 5 Too! Co. Inc., 121 Adams with corpses popping up and falling in a new, two-record set published by Homes Architects, in good condition within two weeks after the bid recorded the Yale organ during its Some of the pipes, which are 66 — Automotive Service years full-tim e recent Street. Manchester. 647-9935. down everywhere. But. then, it was a the national Organ Historical Socie­ VERNON — “ Parenting the Parent — opening for those contractors submitting a bid, and within one Twentieth National Convention in wooden, weigh more than a ton and Correspondence Course 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease bookkeeping experience. violent time. ty. Facing Up,” w ill be the topic of the firs t in Career position, excellent ad­ GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - week of date of issuance above to those General Contractors 1974, when 200 organ enthusiasts are about 32 feet tall and two feet A correspondence course “Dollars and not intending to submit a bid. Audiences on Feb. 1 also will get The instrument, which was com- a series of meetings to be sponsored by vancement 527-8246. Experienced preferred. Call came to Connecticut to visit two Decisions I f " will be offered by the their first look at ABC's "Makin' It," pieted in 1928 by the famous and now wide. The longest metal pipe is more the Tolland County Extension Service, 633-9474, Connecticut Hard- 31 Record copies of the contract documents will be on file at dozen old organs in three days. Cooperative Extension Service, Vernon. □ MEN AND WOMEN $150 per face & Metallizing Corp., 8:30-9 p.m.. Eastern tim e. Inspired, defunct Skinner Organ Co. of Boston, than 32 feet tall. Some of the pipes Route 30. NOTICES the office of Director of General Services, Municipal The entire recital at Yale, which are no larger than a pencil. The deadline for registering is Feb. 9 equipm'ent Glastonbury. but not divinely, by "Saturday Night is the largest built by the firm for a The program, for adults, will deal with Building, Manchester, Connecticut: at the office of Mankey Louise “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” Lasser has was played by university organist and the first lesson will be mailed out on .*” **'’*” ’ * *" ...... *. supplies. No sales Fever. " it tells of a blue-collar The recording is available at the Lost and Found Associates, Architects, 769 Main Street, Manchester, university, and the only one which Charles Krigbaum , has been released facing up to role changes and new respon­ necessary. Apply Electrolux, BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR- makeup applied by David Cobell Tuesday before appearing as college kid and his disco-happy Yale Co-op, or by w ritin g to the Feb. 16. A sm all fee w ill be charged to 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ Working to 60 hours per week. Connecticut, and at the F.W. Dodge Corporation, 1 remains unaltered. It has 12,573 pipes in the new two-record album titled sibilities as well as understanding one’s Lillian Heilman in “Are You Now or Have You Ever Been” at brother. The boys' mother is played Organ Historical Society, P.O. Box cover the cost of postage and printing. LOST- Long haired, honey ford or call 528-3869 between Good benefits. Top pay. Call Professional Park, Farmington, Connecticut. controlled by four keyboards, a pedal feelings toward aging parents, Esther colored cat. Vicinity of 633-3343. v Ellen Travolta, sister of John. An Evening at Woolsey H all" 209, W ilm ington, Ohio. 45177. For more information, and to register, 10 am and 4 pm. the Century Theater in New York City. She'll star in the play board, and 166 stops. Shoup, extension home economist said. Washington Street. Reward. 41 Each bidder shall submit with his bid a bid bond in an The rp'-ord contains works by call the extension office. Route 30, 875- amount equal to 10% of the bid price. for one week. (UPI photo) The meeting w ill be Feb. 7 at 10 a.m. Call 649-4226, evenings. 3331. EXPERIENCED WORK OPPORTUNITY- $150 Concert Strange ...... V s « .. .. and be repeated at 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland MACHINISTS & LATHE to $200 per week potential, 51 Each bidder shall also present evidence of ability to County Agricultural Center, Route 30. IMPOUNDED- Female Irish OPERATORS- Full or part plus incentives. Must be 18. procure and pay for performance and labor and materials Fitness Classes Set Setter, about 2 years old, time. Excellent benefits. App­ Call 646-3936. Equal Oppor­ On Hijacked Jet Those wishing to attend must pre­ bonds in the amount of 100% of the contract price. Peopletalk TV Tonight BOLTON — Registrations for a found on West Middle Tpke. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland tunity Employer. register by calling the extension office. Male Terrier-Cross, black and WILTON (UPI) — Actor-singer women’s physical fitness series will be Turnpike, Manchester. LM 6) No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) Theodore Bikel says his weekend 6:00 Other programs in the series will be white, about one year old. Gill Welding Manufacturing days subsequent to the opening of the bids without the con­ 7:29 S S 8 M o v i e "Viva Knlevel" QB & Police Woman accepted until Friday. The classes will Carriage Drive area. Contact stint playing guitar and singing ^ (ID IS News “ Living on a Fixed Income,” scheduled Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or sent of the Owner. The Owner reserves the right to reject Youth Not Important S Dally Numbers (1977) Evel Knlevel, Gene Kelly. m v o ic a Of Faith start Feb. 7. For more information or to Manchester Dog Warden, 646- call 647-9931. LEGAL W The Brady Bunch any and all bids which it deems are not in its best interest. aboard a hijacked commercial jet Smugglers plan lo sabolage S IS S Tonight Feb. 21 and “Cutting Medical Costs,” 4555. d ) Joker's Wild 7:30 S The Rifleman register call Craig Potterton, recreation Robert B. Weiss was one of his "strangest" concerts. mi Bozo's Big Top d ) P.M. Magazine Evel’s molorcycle jump In Mexi­ scheduled Feb. 28. NOTICE co In order lo smuggle cocaine 32) Captioned ABC News director, at 649-3868. SECRETARY WANTED - General Manager To be Great: Reagan Bikel entertained other passengers 0$ TV Community College S Carol Burnett And Friends LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street Medical experience desirable. S My Three Sons X 91.98 Beauty Show Into the United Stales by slash­ 12:00 area. If found call 644-0268 THE EIGHTH UTILITIES Manchester, Connecticut for 2 1/2 hours before the alleged ing II In th e daredevil's coftln. References. Call 646-6323. @ B onanza ® Newlywod Game d ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents after 6 p.m. Reward. DISTRICT 75-1 S The Rifleman Ronald Reagan says you don't have In the second act, she reads Miss hijacker was overpowered by FBI SS Studio See S Wild Kingdom 9:30 Annual Meeting Sunday NOTICE OF AVON - To become a to be young to be great and though he Heilman's famed defiant answer to agents. 6:30 S Big M oney d ) The Jeffersona 12:30 Personals 2 S S MacNMI / Lehrer Report representative call 822-8083 SPECIAL MEETING d ) I Love Lucy d ) Movie "Pressure Point" s till isn't com m itting him self to a run the House Committee on Un- The entertainer said in interviews S Squares 10:00 collect for details. N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y Bowling For Dollars (3) Kaz (1962) Sidney Poitier, Bobby RIDE WANTED TO LEGAL NOTICE tor the White House in 1980 when American Activities in the 1940s. this week that his singing while the S Chico And The Man Darin. For Church Conference GIVEN that there will be a m Jake Hess Gospel Time S Tic Tac Dough d lS S N ew a HAMILTON STANDARD. he'll be pushing 70. he was quick to Says she, "I'm doing the play plane sat on a Kennedy Airport ( £ 9 V e g a $ THE MANCHESTER BOARD Special Meeting of the voters TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 5 IS S NBC News 12:37 MANCHESTER —The Manchester Emanuel Lutheran and Second Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. because of my moral beliefs ... I'm S O v e r E a s y 8:00 m) LMng Faith OF REALTORS is looking for of THE EIGHTH UTILITIES NOTICE OF defend his years Tuesday in San runway in New York City was “ one d ) 9 Mannbc Conference of Churches w ill have its an­ Call 643-5686. 0 9 A d am -12 d ) ® Edward The King 0 Great Performances Congregational Churches. Members of the an experienced part time DISTRICT ol Manchester, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Diego. glad it's being exposed." of my strangest performances and in d ) S Eight Is ^ough 12:40 SJ Anyone For Tennyson? 10:15 nual meeting Sunday, starting at 3 p.m. in Confirmation Class of St. Bridget Church secretary. Conscientious, Connecticut, to be held on Answering questions on the subject She costars soon w ith M a rty Feld­ one of the most strange places. It’s ® NBA Basketball d)K o|ak WANTED WOMEN and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ 6:55 ® Madison Square Garden St, Bridget School cafeteria. alert, dependable and able to S S S C ircus will serve as ushers. BOWLERS- Sunday night. Wednesday evening, tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. of 70. he said, "Wasn't that the age in man in the film "In God We Trust." the kind of experience that is not nice 6 News Spotlight 1:00 assume responsibility. Typing S NCAA Basketball Joe Franklin A t 4 p.m., there w ill be an ecumenical Elaine HOlcomDHolcomb 01 of bouinSouth United u m te a mixed J^eague. 830 Parkade bookkeenine ex'npri'e'neJ February 7, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. Connecticut, on November 28, 1979. which Winston Churchill achieved his to have to iive through." 7:00 S Joker's Wild Titles Tell 10:30 S S Tomorrow worship service at St. Bridget Church, Methodist Church and V ictoria Jennings Call Jim 649-8730. Diversified wort in^busybusy of at the WHITON MEMORIAL greatness? The age of Dwight But Bikel said, “ With my frequen­ d ) CBS News OS Great Performances ® NHL Hockey S Australia has a new Man of the 1:50 with all member churches participating. of St. Bartholomew's Church are in fice. Morning hours LIBRARY, 85 North Main Eisenhower during his second term? cy of travel, 1 guess something like d ) The Brody Bunch 8:30 SS Conaumer Survival KH Bonds-Slocks-Morlgages 8 ORDINANCE Year — but outsiders may find his d ) S ABC News (3) News All church communities are invited to at­ charge of the event. preferred. Send brief resume Street, Manchester, Connec­ (Konrad) Adenauer of Germany ... this was bound to happen to me. I 39 NHL Hockey 11:00 and references to Personnel ticut, for the following pur­ BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town name harder to handle than a Dating Game 2:00 tend this service. Conference officers are the Rev. James MONEY FOR ANY 9:00 (S d ) C t IS 9 News Chairman, 186 East Center poses: the Pope? Good Lord, are you going thought I'd keep spirits up so I did OS Festival O f Faith ® The Gong Show ® News WORTHWHILE REASON- of Manchester, that the Town of Manchester purchase for greased platypus. S Journeys To The Mind d ) One Day At A Time The theme of the meeting is "Laos Archambault, president; Anne Flynn, vice Street. Manchester. to stop listening to Bob Hope?" what I do best. It was therapy for me, a Dick Van Dyke We will arrange financing the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) from Virginia He's G alarr wuy Yunupingu, an S News d ) Undersea World Of Jacques 2:26 Theos"-the people of God serving one president; Janet Franz, secretary; and 1. To choose a Moderator; He had no further comment when a too." Cousteau 32) Dick Cavett C3) Movie "The Hard Way" with our many sources of $. 2. To hear the reading of the B. Batson, two certain parcels of land on Chapel Road aboriginal land-rights leader elected IS OS Dick Cavatt another to the glory of God. Thomas Tierney, treasurer. reporter reminded him that Pope S Newlywed Game d ) & Charlle'a Angels 11:15 (1943) Ida Lupino, Dennis Quick, confidential service. warning of meeting; located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and chairman of the nation's Northern M organ. Fellowship will be Provided by When vou think of money, I M j l O H I ’ K H M IT State of Connecticut, containing a total of 0.53 acres, more or John Paul II is only 58. @ The Odd Couple 0 Bruins Wrap-Up 3. To discuss the request of Land Council in 1977 over protest City Architect think of ATLANTIC COAST NOTIC’K OF APPLICATION less, and being more particularly bounded and deerib^ as 11:30 Tills is (i) Hive notice Ifial I. Paul W. the Town to sewer the ■No More Pigtails from some government officials and d ) Rockford RIes FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just Fultz .Ir of 85 Oarden St., Manchester. follows: call 647-1122. Residential Area and Dramatically, it's a quantum leap d ) Rat Patrol Conn 06040 have filed an application uranium mining interests. Shows Photos Libraries Given Funding placarded llllh day of January 1979 Business III Area of MAP PARCEL A from the role of the dicey housewife Theater Schedule with the l,it|uor Control Commission Associates on the Easterly G lim pses lor a TAVFMN fur the sale of alcoholic Said parcel of land begins at a point on the northerly street in "Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman," MANCHESTER — Photographs by and Westerly side of Buckland The Troupers — a women's I EMPLOYMENT liquor on the premises Renn s Tavern line of Burnham Street, said point of beginning being located but Louise Lasser says moral convic­ For New Mail Services St . Manchester, Conn. Road and properties im ­ Peter Chow, an architect who lives in N il 18'36 "W, 27 plus minus feet from base line Station 0 plus organization dedicated to helping the mediately adjoining Buckland tion will carry her across the gap. Hartford, will be on display at Commissions on Aging, or agencies H elp W anted 13 The business will be owned bv Paul minus 00.00 which has coordinates of N352, 551.873, E645,- children of show business people — School Bell Ringers— HEBRON —The Eastern Connecticut f-u llz Iru- of 85 G arden S t.. Road from Manchester-South She's playing the role of Lillian Manchester Community College J charged w ith the responsibility of c a rin g ------—------994.369 based on the Connecticut Plane Coordinate System; will honor Elizabeth Taylor Sunday Library Association, which includes some .Miinehesier. Conn 06040 and will be Windsor town line South to Heilman — a guest spot for one week through Feb. 22. fo r the interests of senior and han- station alten- I'ondueled by I’nul W. Fuliz Jr. as per- thence easterly along said northerly street line, 30 plus ( discount prices 100 public and school libraries including Tolland Turnpike; — at New York's Century Theater in in New York and “ Wiz" star millee minus feet to a point on the proposed northwesterly street The photos will be in the Picture dicapped citiens, is being sought. Mature, “ responsible person , Paul W. Fultz Jr Stephanie Mills will do the enter­ Hebron, has received a grant which will 4. To transact any other line of reconstructed Burnham Street; thence northeasterly the play "Are You or Have You Ever Place on the ground floor level of the ARTHUR'S the mam purpose of the program is to for third shift. References DatiKl 29tli (lav of January. 1979 taining . make books and paperbacks available, »>6-l business property coming along a segment of said proposed northwesterly street line Been?" Hartford Road campus. The public is offer books through the m a il to these per- Call 871-1698. without cost, to senior citizens, han­ before the meeting. which is a curve to the left having a radius of 242.89 feet, a invited to see the display Monday dicapped persons and shut-ins. sons. Through the means of a book ...... The Eighth Utilities length of 185.5 plus minus feet and being 25 feet northwester­ District through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 10 TALL CEDARS The proposed date for implementation catalog, selections may be made on a TOWN OF VERNON ly of and concentric with the base line of reconstructed p.m . (7 p.m, on F rid a y), and 9 a.m. jPQ|fHTBBlMWMBfni< liOAUt) OF EUUCATION By Gordon B. Lassow Andover Music Group of the program is April of this year. To postcard and the selection w ill be ffionbur^. PTrCompany Burnham and Clark Streets to a point on the existing wester­ President until noon on Saturday. returned by prepaid m ail. Telephone 633-7631. iw n A'i'ioN 'lo mi) ly street line of Clark Street; thence northeasterly along said heighten public awareness of the program, Dated at Manchester. Connec­ Chow emigrated to the United VARIETY SHOW Further information about the program The boHrd of Kdueation of the Town of existing westerly street line, 18 plus minus feet to a point of Spon$ored by a Coordinating Committee has been es­ Vernon. C'unneitieul w ill receive ticut this 29th day of January Schedules G&S Event States from China, where he was . AIRWAY , may be had by contacting William Steihl ^ ^ ' .sealed bids for curvature; thence northerly and westerly along a curve to tablished to conduct a widespread dis­ 1979. Cunt nf Hohrnn tho UAKt-nn tn..,*, SniltS. viOOd the left having a radius of 16.00 feet and a length of 24 plus born in 1962. He attende d the NUTMEB FORESTiflie (TRAVEL AGENCY tribution of informational fliers of Hebron, the Hebron town clerk M arian benefUs and “ working ®co"n‘^- SCHOOL SCI’FLIES 67-1 ANDOVER — The Andover Rural Bids will bo receivcKl at the office of minus feet to a point of tangency on the proposed southerly Phraner is a graduate of Princeton Massachusetts Institute of Bailey Auditorium 457 CENTER ST. Iastwooo throughout Tolland and Windham coun­ Lelio, or any m ember of the Commission ditions. Apply inipe person, Ver- Music Committee will sponsor "An the SuiHTintendent of Schools, Park street line of Chapel Road, said point of tangency being 25 and teaches voice in New York and Technology, earning both bachelor of Manchettor High School on Aging. non Manor, 180 Regan Road. and Senool Sircels. Rockville. Connec­ 840-2500 __ ‘Bvurv ties. Active cooperation of the various feel southerly of an extension to the base line of the proposed Evening With Gilbert and Sullivan, ” Connecticut. science and master of architecture Saturday, Feb. 3, 8 PM Vernon. ticut until 12 00 noon. Tliursday. February 8, 1979 and then at said place CORRECTED primary Industrial Road measured perpendicularly; thence Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. at the First Ms, Moston is a graduate of degrees. While there, he studied WlllCH and lime publicly opened, reaa and CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC N66 12 02 "W along the proposed southerly street line of Congregational Church on Route 6. JUNE HART Director recordiHl NOTICE OF Florida State University and has photography w ith M inor White, one Wav - Experienced only. Top Chapel Road (parallel to said base line), 94 plus minus feet The performance will feature Students Attend Program Spoeilications and proposal forms may OF DISSOLUTION AND taught music. She is a soloist in her of Am erica's most prom inent and es­ featuring Complete wages, ii^ply: Atlas Tile. 1862 ho sciiirw l Inmi the office of the lo a point on the South Windsor-Manchester Town line; Robert Cumming, Leighton Phraner But Lootr a blood drive at the school. NOTICE TO church choir and a voice student of teemed photographers. Sphinx Temple Shrine Band VERNON — Marie Jacob and Michelle Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield. Su|K’rintcndcm o( Schools, Park and thence N71 15'13"E along said Town line. 20 plus minus feet Travel Service Scliool Streets. RtK’kville, Connecticut CREDITORS OF and Barbara Moston. The trio w ill Phraner. The images in the display depict and The Rockville students were accom­ 563-0151. lo a point on the existing southerly edge of pavement of llla a 't Um Tn * WHM lb" Bogdan, students at Rockville High The rij’ht i.s u-sorved lo reject anv or M.A.P. INC. offer selections from eight .Savoy Ms. Johnson is a graduate of New The Sphinx Tampla Chanters panied by Mrs. Dorothy Corcoran, advisor all bids 111 any pari when such action is Chapel Road; thence southeasterly, southwesterly and scenes from China and include por­ School, attended the Governor’s Youth RN-LPN wanted for full or OF MANCHESTER, operas. The trio w ill be accompanied with to the Future Business Leadere of iIccmiih! in ihe best interest o( the westerly, respectively, along the southerly, westerly and York University and Catholic traits and festivals among a variety Action Program held last Friday at part time on all shifts. Apply Hoard III I'idiicalinn D/B/A by Julie Johnson, pianist. Many othar selected acts America Chapter at Rockville High northerly existing edges of pavement, respectively, of University of America. She serves as of subjects. Photos by Chow have Northwest Catholic High School in West director of nursing. Salmon- Charles Brisson MANCHESTER AUTO Cumming was an editor of Music brook Convalescent Home, off Business Manager Chapel Road, Clark Street and Burnham Street, 384 plus resource con.sultant in the Morgan been included in group show at MIT DonaUontt AdutU $2,00^ Children 22 and under $1 H artford. School. «i4 I PARTS NomlnatPd for House Street. Glastonbury. minus feet to a point on the northerly edge of pavement of Journal for 17 years. He is an author School in Clinton and teaches piano and in Boston. Last year, he par­ CAU 643-8468 Notice is hereby given that • OddMiOlobMlnoludlng Rockville High School received a Youth Report Curds Please call 633-5244. Burnham Street, said point being located N il 18'36"W, 9 and editorial coordinator for Xerox MAP INC. OF Tickets w ill be sold at the door. F^or ticipated in a group show at Foot Action Award from Governor Ella Orasso Report cards will be issued Feb, 5 at plus minus feet from base line Station 0 plus minus 00.00; Education Publications in Connec­ Beat Picture .. MANCHESTER, D/BA more information call Chris Drever Prints Gallery in Manchester and a in May, 1977 and June, 1978 in recognition Rockville High School. These are for the NURSES AIDES wanted for thence N il 18'36"W, 18 plus minus feet to the point and ticut and music director for his I’roliaU- Nolic-<- MANCHESTER AUTO at 742-7928. juried show of the Farmington Art YOU ARE CORDIALLY of the student’s efforts in volunteering in first semester. The cards will be dis­ full time on all shifts. Apply place of beginning. church. director of nursing. Salmon- Court of Probate, District of I’ARTS, a Connecticut cor­ Guild. ifiHliSWL service projects such as the toy drive at tributed to students during homeroom Manchester INVITED TO A TRAVEL brook Convalescent Home, off poration having its principal The above described parcel contains 0.20 plus minus acre. Christmas tim e, for contributions made to period, Brian J. McCartney, principal, NOTK'K OF HKARING SHOW FEATURING.... House Street. Glastonbury. FSTATK OF FRANK F CAINK, office at Manchester. Connec­ PARCEL B the town’s Food Bank, and for conducting said. Please call 633-5244. deceased ticut, has been dissolved by Pursuant to an order of Bon. William Said parcel of land begins at the intersection of the existing ROBERISHAW HARRISON FORD K Fitzfierald. Judge, datinl January Resolution of its Directors Violinist Will Perform a SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for 25. 1979 a hearing will be held on an easterly street line of Clark Street and the existing southerly TARf ROUTES tS • I I (EXIT IS) and Shareholders dated South Windsor. W ill train. application praying that an instrument December 15, 1978. A Cer­ street line of Chapel Road; thence southeasterly along the POUIND, FORCE TEN Apply 9 Brookfield Street or purporting lo be the last will and testa­ existing .southerly street line of Chapel Road. 215.55 feet to Volleyball Benefit Slated ment ol said deceased be admitted to call 289-5918, after 12 noon. tificate of Dissolution has For Composer Birthday EASTERN EUROPE, & ROI jsstL- probate as in said appliration on fully been filed with the Office of Ihe intersection of said existing southerly street line with the FROIM m \ COVENTRY - A volleyball game to (fame is one nonperishable food item and a appears, at the Court of I’robalc on existing northerly street line of Burnham Street; thence an A iM iiu a . NURSES AIDES - Full time, I'eb 8, 1979 at 3:00 P M, Ihe Secretary of State, on or FREE ADMISSION PROGRAM benefit the Northeastern Action Com- small monetary contribution, Pearl J Bullman, interior angle to the left of 27 28', 97 plus minus feet wester­ MANCHESTER — Cyrus .Stevens, Both concerts are free and the n & m and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. about January 17. 1979, as NAVARONE mittee will be played at the Captain The Town Council last week passed a Experienced preferred, but Ass t, (’lerk ly along the existing northerly street line of Burnham Street violinist, w ill perform in one of two public is invited. INCLUDES FILMS ON required by law. .649-9333 Nathan Hale School on Friday from 7:30 resolution praising the Jaycees for their we will train. Apply in person: lo a point on the southerly street line of the proposed University of Hartford concerts in Fllliott Carter was born in New All creditors, if any, are primary Industrial Road, said point being a distance of 46.36 POLAND, TRAVEL TRIPS, to 9:30 p.m. service to the town. The resolution East Hartford Convalescent celebration of the 70th birthday of York City on Dec. 11,1908, and in 1923 Home, 745 Main Street, East (’ourt ol Probate. District of hereby warned lo present feet from the base line of the proposed Industrial Road ENTERTAINMENT BY THE Making up the coed teams will be "recognizes the local teacher chapter of Manchester their claims to Cohen, FJliott Carter, a contemporary com­ met Charles Ives, who introduced Hartford. NOTICK OF IIKABINt; measured perjiendicularly: thence N66 12'02"W along said members of the Conservation Commis- the Coventry Jaycees for their many con- Sylvester & Micci. E,sqs., 315 poser. him to avant-garde music, and per­ KSTATK OF DANIKL O'HRIKN aka proposed southerly street line, 113 plus minus feet to a point t h a o t r a s .sion, the Jaycees, the Junior Women's tributions and efforts to the Town of SECRETARY - Part lime DANIKl. F. O'HRIKN, deceased Main Street, Derby. Connec­ Stevens, son of M r. and Mrs. Gor­ suaded him to pursue the music Pursuant lo an order of Hon. William of curvature; thence a curve to the left having a radius of ‘‘GWIAZDA DANCE GROUP” Club, and local teachers. Coventry and its citizens, and hereby mornings. Vernon Circle area. K FitzGerald. Judge, dated .lanuarv ticut. 06418 on or before May 16.00 feet and a length of 23.7 plus minus feet to a point on the don E. Stevens of 29 Harlan .St., will profe.ssion. 1-0. CURBS RIOUIRtO WMERi RFFU CSItt DOOR PRICES The event was organized by the recognizes January 22 to 27, 1979 as Typing, and machine 24. 1979 a hearing w ill be held oh 31. 1979. A ll claim s not existing easterly street line of Clark Street; thence play Carter's "Duo for Violin and Stevens, a graduate of Manchester transcription a must. Send applicaliim praying for aulhnrilv to women's club. Admission charge to the National Jaycees Week." sell certain real estate as in .said presented within said time Piano” with Henry Martin. resume to Box AA, c/o northeasterly along said existing easterly street line, 40 plus High School, is currently working for FIRST PRIZE — One Free Public Charter Round application on file more fuliv appears, will be barred pursuant to minus feet to the point of place of beginning. This and other Carter compositions Manchester Herald. at the Court of I’robate on Feb. 8. 1979 his doctorate in musical composition Trip Ticket lo Poland. «R3MM4W IMnMtft TINS ArrMAcno«] at 11 (Ml A M Section 33-379 Subsection Id) w ill be performed Thursday at 8 p.m. em em m $roo tmearrmACTiomamw of (he Connecticut General The above described parcel contains 0.14 plus minus acre. at Princeton University where he CHOICE OF 2 SHOWS NURSES AIDES- Full time, I’earl J iiultman. at the university’s Millard Church Elects Officers Ass t Clerk Statutes as amended. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this frequently performs in contem­ FRI. FEB 2nd 7:30 P.M. all shifts. Experience 69-01 Auditorium. 200 Bloomfield Avc., SLADE MIDDLE SCHOOL preferred, but training will be Dated at Derby, Connec­ publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) porary composers' recitals. HEBRON-Gordon Key of Lebanon has Marianne Moore Carol Wells Carol West H artford. Al.so perform ing w ill SlMli 81., New Britain CT. given. Apply in person: East ticut. this 12lh day of .lanuary, days after this publicalion of this Ordinance a petition signed been re-elected the senior warden of St. Evon and Thomas Coiro were elected Court n( Probate. Di.strict of be the Hartt Symphony Orchesira, a GOP Theater Party or liartford Convalescent Home, Manchester 1979. by not less than five (51 percent of the electors of the Town, SAT. FEB 3rd 7:30 P.M. Peter's Episcopal Church in Hebron and delegates to the Episcopal Deanery 745 Main Street, East Hart­ -NOTICK OK HKARING M.A.P. INC. OF as determined from the latest olficial lists of the Registrars women's chorus and two chamber BOLTON — The 55th Assembly ford. KSTATK OF HARHARA K Leonard Babin was re-elected junior Nelson Moore was re-elected to the Vestry MANCHESTER, D B A of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting groups. District Republicans will have a HOLIDAY INN COl.KMAN, dweasc^ Pursuant to an order nf Bon William MANCHESTER AUTO its reference to a special Town election. On Saturday, the Composers String 50 Morgan SI., Hartford «■ II . J J,"** newly elected Vestry members are PART TIME - No nights. No night at the Coachlight Dinner Other officers, all re-elected, were: Richard Evon and Donald Spragg K. FitzGeialil. Judge. datiHl .lanuarv PARTS: Elizabeth J Intagliata (juartet, currently in residence at Sponaorodbir S ReRmuoa weekends. Long holidays. July '25. 1979 a hearing will be held on ah Theater. East Wind.sor on Feb. 21. TRIANGLE id; Robert LaMay treasurer; Aceynath The officers have voted to participate in and August off. Many retired application praying that letters of ad- By: J.H. .Sylve.ster Secretary Columbia University, will perform Tickets may be obtained from any POLONEZ TRAVEL AGENCY tiiwiisii miiisi ■ iiobaoH • Porter, clerk; Marcia Eaton, envelope a Capitol Funds drive during the year to gentlemen and housewives ministiiilion Ik’ grantinl on .said estate For: Board of Directors Carter s "Three String Cjuartels " at as in s;ii(l application on file more fuliv member of the Republican Town 274 Broad 81., Naw Britain, CT 06053 treasurer; Edmund Leach, cemetery raise funds for needed renairs and enjoy driving school buses. apiKNirs. at the (’ourt of Probate oh Cohen, Sylvester Manchester. Connecticut 8 p.m. in the Austin Gallery at the Feb 8, 1979 at 2 tW P M Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 26lh day of January (’ommiUee or by calling Dorothy PLEASE CALLTHEATRE' sexton; and Charles Phelps, burial lots renovations to the church ^ WHY NOT YOU? We w ill &■ Micci Gvrus SictciiN CALL COLLECT 224-7734 train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Pearl J. Hultman. 1979. Wadsworth Atheneum in tfartford M iller, 649-4204. FOR SCREEN TIMES treasurer. Ass t Clerk ITS ATTORNEYS Manchester, 643-2414. 68-01 28-1 65-1 / i EVENING HERALD, Wed,, Jan. 31, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

f u r n is h e d r o o m . Mature SIX-ROOM DUPLEX - Near gentleman only. Call 646-4701 downtown. On bus line. No after pm. 6:00 appliances. No pets. Security deposit. Call 649-KB4, between Apartments For Rent 7-9 a.m., or evenings. N O M O R E W AITING... LOOKING for anything in real DUPLEX- 6 rooms. Attic, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING estate rental - apartments, cellar. Wall-to-wall carpeting. homes, multiple dwellings? Bath with shower. $285 YOU CAN PLACE YOUR No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate monthly. Parking, No pels. PHONE 643-2711 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Write Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 18276, East Hart­ HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to ford, Conn. 06118. 646-0505 share apartment with same. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes . 457 Center Street ^ _ Large bedroom. 647-9988. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY- Corp. 646-0131. Musical Inslrumenls Sunny 4 rooms, appliances, ffC iiccu ADVERTISING AOVERTISING MANCHESTER- West Center $200. Utilities extra. No pets. Precision ShM^Metal Set Up, SELLING your house? Call us DEADLINE RATES ACCORDIAN - ACMETTE Street, Four room apartment. Call 633-6026. 4 Slide Tool Makers, Spring first and we'll make you a 15774 MODEL No. 700. $180.. Tile bath, appliances, private Set-Up. Benefits incluiie no HOWUND REALTORS cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 12:00 noon th« d iy before 1 day ...... 12a word per day Organ - GTR Product and entrance and storage. Good MANCHESTER- Three Nouiefiofd Goods pubifulion, slate tax. profit sharing, in­ Realtor, 643-1577. 3 days ..... 1ia word per day Company. Model No. 7311. location. Available im­ rtrems. Furnished or unfur­ surance. bonus plan and etc. 643-1108 Deadline tor Saturday and 6 days ...... 10a word per day $100. 289-8309. mediately. Quiet or retired nished. Wall-to-wall FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom 26 days .. 9a d a y s ...... Apply in person: Meadow's Call or write Southern Spring £ U i D £ r . Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. persons. References, securi­ carpeting. Walking distance Set, Excellent condition. 15 words $2.00 Maruhostor Cumpany has full Convalescent Hospital. 333 & Stamping Inc., 401 Sub- Boats-Accessorles ty. No pets, or children. to DUS. Adults, no pets. $205. Mine fxtsilmn available fi>r a i\m- Queen-size bed, triple dresser, REiUJORS Happy /)da...... $2.50 Inch MEDICAL TYPIST & Bidwell Street, Manchester, Station Road, Venice. Florida. Unheated, $215 monthly. Call 528-5592. at any hour 'ineniiuus individual lo handle dresser with shelved mirror, PLEASE READ ln\enlor\, and Payable Duties RECEPTIONIST For busy of­ Conn. 33595. 813-488-2276. Schoo/s-C/asses Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- fice. with friendly co-workers. nuuom night stand. 4 years old. $800. 1974 FURY - 16Ve-foot Must have iTganizalional skills, New Listing Y0.URAD fiberglass, tilt trailer, with ford, Conn. and knuvvlodge of Cteneral Primary duties require high WANTED- Bowling minded AVAILABLE OPENINGS - 568-0935. lodger thru Trial Balance typing skill. Attractive salary. FOR THE BEST - Manchester -Ctjkiifled adt art ta)tan ovar 1975 55-horsepower outboard Please .'end resume to person with mechanical abili­ For part time, working with Manchester - Excellent 4 Uia phona, as a convanlancg. APARTMENT and HOUSES Call 649-8979. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 30" ELECTRIC Frigidaire Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. OHIces-Stores lor Rent 55 ty to train as Pin Setter flowers, Friday, Saturday and family 4 room apartments in Tha Harald la responalbla (or For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ Stove. Immaculate, $100. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Mechanic. Full time evening Sunday. Work one or all three troductory lesson with this ad. downtown location, three only one inportscl Insarllvi and board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- tals in all Areas. Prices and OFFICE MANAGER TYPIST - GENERAL Color: White. Call 643-9317 than only 'to- me s I t s 'M (he- ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. shift. Benefits and opportuni­ days Car a necessity. Contact Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. WUINGTON heating systems, aluminum 9550. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, Ideal location. $300 including P.O. Box V. OFFICE WORK. 249-6208. ty for advancement. Apply to S.D R Enterprises, Andover, after 5 p.m. original Inserllon. Errorajahlch BucUond Station siding, excellent income do riot lessen the valuaol the- 236-5646. Small Fee. utilities. Don Horrigan, Manager, Parkade Lanes! no Conn., telephone 742-9965. 2‘/4 Acre lot. Beautifully Manetioatar, Conn. OS040 CERAMICS, MACRAME DINETTE. SERVING CART, producing property. Call on adi/efli8omen| wHT not he cor- FOOT SLOOP - Oversized Barrows Company. 647-1000. 643-2718 phone calls. EAST HARTFORD- 2 classes and supplies. 647-9613 - treed on dead-end St. Level. BARCO LOUNGER, single this immediately, offered at recldd by ai'idd lllo n sl Ineer- cabin. Complete and ready to MAN NEEDED FOR printing lion. . Bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 N in STOCKER 643-1256. 4 weeks $5. Day- Dry. Perc tested. 200 ft. bed, steel wardrobe, framed $75,000" sail. Many extras! $3,500. Call MANCHESTER- Main Street Supermarket, WANTED EXPERIENCE department in growing nights. Kids classes Saturday. 646-4284, after 5 p.m. baths, heated, fully modern office available. 400 SEARS ROEBUCK SCO. & front. Owner help finance. beveled mirror, area rugs, B experience 10PM - 7AM. 5 CARPENTERS FRAMERS manufacturing facility. The Place 691 Main Street, applianced, washer-dryer so. ft. Heat, AC included. Call - Call 643-9551. for an appoint­ $11,500. & D lawn edger, smaller # 1 ^ MUNCNESTOt nWUK nights. Full time, all Experienced preferred but Downtown Manchester. Smart shoppers check hookups. Full basement. $285. 646-2469 or 646-2755. ment. items. 643-8900. Dogs-BIrds-Pets benefits. Good steady job will train lo work with 43 Antiques 4B 528-1708, or 289-2890. MAINTENANCE PERSON Laminator, Slitter and Prin­ the Classified section for right person. Call 242- first. That's where they 466 MAIN STREET. North of Part time position ting Press. Must be interested FREE TO A GOOD HOME - 6 ROOM APARTMENT- Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 5521. find the best buys In WANTED: Antique furniture, available, morning hours, SEIMTARliU. POSITION in working second or third LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Male Norwegian Elk Hound, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Three Large Bedrooms. of centrally located space. approximately 20 hours shift. We are looking for in­ with papers. Makes an town. Carpeted. Modern kitchen Nigkt 649-4003 other antique items. R. Ideal for store, office or other weekly. THE MANCHESTER terested hard working and REAITORS KEITH REAL ESTATE excellent pet and watch dog. with cabinets, stove and business or commercial use. BOARD OF EDUCATION REAITORS Harrison. 643-8709. aggressive individuals who Raised with a child, and is Musical Instruments 44 refrigerator. Attic, basement, Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. STOCK PERSON seeks applicants for year are dependable and have ___646;412£,__, gentle with children. Call 742- and garage. $350 monthly. round (52 weeks) mechanical ability. Excellent SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 Part time position CMMER 8467. 12 PRICE ON GUITARS and Security required. No pets. OFFICE S P A C E - secretarial position. chance for rapid advancement OFFICE SPACE 6 -I- per cord. 2 cords $120. Red Wanted to Buy 49 Children accepted. Call after 1 available morning and IMMEDIATE Cash for your etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main Professional Building, ap­ Immediate opening. Appli­ depending on speed and abili­ oak. Cut, split and delivered. p.m., 649-3050. afternoon hours, ap- Near Manchester/So, properly. Let us explain our FREE PUPPIES- Part Husky Street, New Britain. 225-1977. proximately 400 square feet NEEDED cant must possess good ty. Call 528-9471 for interview. ACRES Call 871-0779. BEER CANS BOUGHT & proximatelv 12 hours weck- Windsor/Vernon Town fair proposal. Cali Mr. ' Part Labrador. Very affec­ Expecting a tax refund? Includes: Heal, air con­ typing and stenographic Comes with this charming 9 tionate. Call 649-0743, after 5 SOLD FOR COLLECTORS- ROOMMATE WANTED To ditioning. ample parking. Call l.v Pascal Lane jK ills. Good wages and Lines. 800 square feet of Belfiore, 647-1413. ELECTROLUX VACUUM Layaways invited. Looking to buy older cans in • WOMAN WANTED for House room C ape in n earby p.m. share apartment. $125 871-0401, or 568-7657. benefits. Contact Mr. Cleaning. 1 or 2 days per office space, share com­ Coventry. Plus 2 full baths, with power nozzle. Best offer. excellent condition? Call after monthly, includes everything. Apply Personnel Depart­ Manchester MAY WE BUY your home? Call 646-3125. USED HARMONY 12 Deakin: week. Own transportation mon areas and parking, 2 car garage, family room, AKC REGISTERED 6 p.m., 233-7433. Call until 5 p.m., 647-9283. ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60, ment 647-3451 Quick, fair, all cash and no STRING GUITAR- With case. required. Call 643-4934 after with 4 Doctors, and more. Priced to sell in YORKSHIRE TERRIER. Center - 17 West Main Street. Oppcrtuiti Ejnploier problem. Call Warren E. Excellent condition. Must see. Tues. • 1-3 and 6-8 Call Barbara 6:30 p.m. the 70's. One year old. Male, blue and WANTED TO BUY. Racoon NEWLY REMODELED- 5 Full basement. M.l, Kaplan, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Sacrifice at $65. Call Joanne, coat. Call after 5 pm. 649-7205. Wed - 10-12 and 1-3 gold. Call 646-8027. 647-1246, after 6:30 p.m. Room Apartment. owner, 232-9041. 649-1817 WORK AT HOME Stripping Sal - 10-12 WANTED TO BUY in residen­ Conveniently located. $250 Furniture - Do you have a monthly. No utilities. 1 car 1-2711 Equal Opportunity Employar tial Manchester. Small two- REAITORS O FFIC E -1 or 2 Room Office. sm all work area in your garage included. Call 646-5597. MOLD MAKER family house or house with in­ Will redecorate to suit tenant. home? 1 will pay you $3.00 per Main Street. $95 monthly. Call or MACHINIST law apartment. No basement NK ROOM COIOMAIIWE REAL ESTATE □ RENTALS hour lo strip and sand antique apartment. No agents. 649- FIVE ROOMS- 2 bathrooms. 646-0557. Experienced person to work on F. J. SPILECKI REALTORS Beautiful 9 room Cape with furniture. All supplies fur­ 9981. Gas and lights included in plastic injeL'lion molds. Must be nished. Helpful if you can pick ZMSSER AGENCY 3 full baths, 2 fireplaces. PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES Rooms lor Rent rent. $260 includes everything. STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ PART TIME DAY POSITIONS able lo do own set ups and read 643-2121 52 up and return furniture but 15x36 family room with No dogs, pets, or children. proximately 600 square feet. For your extra convenience, we have Inatalled a Want prints. Attractive starting rate, not necessary. Call 643-0797 646-1511 Call 649-1946. depending upon experience, plus sliders to large wood deck. with Jam es Murphy in Rockville THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Downtown Manchester. Heat Ad Department after-houra anewaring aarvica. Now, company benefits. Apply in person. evenings. 4 bed-rooms, master Birch House Women. Central- included. Reasonable rent. MAGNAVOX 25 inch color Wednesday evenings from 6:30-9:30 pm Papa GIno's Restauranta has several day part Monday thru Friday. 9 a m. to i bedroom 15x18. Rec room ly located. Downtown THREE ROOMS WITH 646-1086, whatever tha hour, day or night, Sundaya or holiday! HOUSEKEEPER □ REAL ESTATE REAITORS television- Maple console, 4 HEAT- First floor. 97 Wells time (15-30 hours per week) positions available pm with wet bar, garage, large for 12 weeks beginning Jan. 31, 1979 Manchester. Kitchen ACMMOID PRODUCTS CORP. Applications now being years old. Excellent condi­ privileges. Call 649-2358. Street. $180 monthly, plus one MODERN, CARPETED, Air for Individuals to work at the grill and the counter tion. $150 or best offer. lot PLUS a tournament 100 Wlnd«rmcr« Av«nu« accepted for a full time, Homes For Sale 23 RockvRIe High School month's security. Adtilts, no conditioned offices, ample Dial Days 643-2711 at the Manchester Parkade Restaurant. No Ellingion, Conn, mature, dependable person. EAST NARTFORD Evenings and weekends 643- size Tennis Court. pets. Call 646-0350. GENTLEMEN ONLY - Cen­ free parking. Broad Street experience Is necessary, and If you like to work or call 875-3373 Excellent benefits. Apply at: 9590. Executive Neighborhood. Loveland Hill Road, Room 130 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 Colonial house with tral location. Kitchen location. Call 646-8422 or 646- for an intarvitw. THREE BEDROOM Duplex - Dial Nights 643-2718 with food and deal with the public then come In Meadow's Convalescent to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. Rigittar lor Rrst d a u - Raglalratlon faa: S7S.00 privileges. Free parking. 5762. Home. 333 Bidwell Street, breezeway and attached ELECTRIC STOVE- Big country kitchen. Centrally and apply at the Manchester/West Middle Turn­ Walk in basement. (taxi not Imaiiilad) Reference and security Juat give ut your m ouaga, nam t and addraaa — WaTI do tha Manchester. garage, deep lot com­ W eslinghouse, 30". $50.00 located. Available immediate­ TWO STORES OR OFFICES- pike location. Conveniently located to shop­ White. Good condition. Call This course meets the minimum educational required. 643-2693 for appoint­ real. ping center. $47,900. No pletely hedged for ment. ly. Security required. No Spruce Street. Heat and lights 644-1775 anytime. PHILBRICK AIXNCY requirements for the salespersons license as set forth utilities. $235 monthly. Call LAUNDRY WORKER - agents. 646-4877. privacy. Fireplaced The Connecticut Real Estate Commission included. $175 and $200 Application now being 649-3100. No more rushing to call before noon Order your Want Ad whenever 646-4200 238 CHARTER OAK monthly. Security required. accepted for part time, 3ro Hying room, city EXPEHENGED MANCHESTER- Central loca- STREET- Room with private Call 643-0917. you're ready — night or day, even on Sundays and holidays. shift Wash Man. Apply at: utilities, convenient to SIX-ROOM DUPLEX tion. 7 Room Cape. 3 ^aa Connecticut entrance suitable for working LEGAL NOTICE APARTMENT - No utilities. Meadow's Convalescent bedrooms, country kitchen, shopping and school. — SWIMMING POOLS- Close 486-3234, Offleo of Non^Crodlt Programa gentleman. Parking, No Wanteef lo Rent 57 NtnSE AIDES $250 monthly. Children PUBLIC HEARING Home, 333 Bidwell Street, sliders, deck, breezeway. $56,900< Out on all pools to make room cooking. Security. $25 weekly. J Manchester. Garage. Siding. Private yard. Call 649-1746. accepted. Call 646-1337 WOMAN IN MID-FORTIES ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS for our 1979 pools. Large pool anytime. NEEDED $54,900. Owner. 649-3586. distributors has new above wants room in private home BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXPERIENCED TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT ground pools for only $777.00 near hospital. Will pay $100 To provido Nurdng Care MACHINISTS- and/or TOOL month for light cooking. Call Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Tow>n of K£ITH R£Al ESTATE If .vou’ve ever thought of completely erected - M ft. x 19 She Bemlii In private homae and MAKERS - ^ p ly in person. H ft. overall demension -15 ft. x SELLERS: SPRING IS HERE collect 802-362-1677. after 6 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at filing Medical Facllitlea. Part & B Tool & Engineering Com­ 646-4126 building your own home 24 ft. swim area, complete pm. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Junior High School Cafeteria. 229 East Middle Turnpike. time, full lima. Coniidera- pany. 168 Forest Street. p d wanted a lot of close with heavy guage solid vinyl Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, February 6, 1979, at 8:00 llon given to preference Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ REAITORS in land for a good invest­ liner, heavy gauge sidewall, P.M. to consider and act on the following: tunity Employer. M/F. of:— Location and Houra. Houaehold Goods 40 ment, then you'd be in­ exclusive lock frame con- struction, aluminum swing-up « W 8 / 1. Appropriation to be added to capital accounts of the 1978- NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Butlness Opportunlly 14 terested in our sixty 79 Budget for the purpose of paying the costs of the following For information call REFRIGERATORS ladder: also inside ladder, aa- 643-gsiS JUST Washers / Ranges, used, acres in Bolton. Only vanced type skimmer, proposed public improvements and capital projects or such MANCHESTER Package $65,900.00 AID & ASSISTANCE LISTED guaranteed and clean. New excellent filtration system un­ of them as may hereafter be approved by the voters pursuant store. Excellent location. Well shipment damaged, G.E & it, fencing. Huge 16 ft, x 7 ft. of North Eastern Conn. to the provisions of Section 25, Chapter V of the Town established business. Call FOUR FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. sundeck. Financing arranged - Charter at a regular or special election, namely: Inc. Marion E. Robertson, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main absolutely no obligation! Call Realtor, 643-5953. FAMILY- a. An appropriation not to exceed 320,000,000.00 for the con­ 357 East Cantor Slraat, Street, 643-2171. loll free: 1-800-382-4529. Ar­ Manchaatar CALL tistic Pool Products, Inc. Ask struction of a water treatment plant on Town-owned land VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco GLENWOOD GAS RANGE - 8 for Frank. north of Spring Street adjacent to Mount Nebo Recreation Snacks with locations $3,580 NOW years old. Good condition. WOlVERTON AIZNCY - 7 NEW 1979 Area and for the construction of various improvements to CALL TOLL F R E E 1-800-423- Best offer over $60. Call after 649-2S13 OVERSiZED^l^E the water transmission and distribution system. 2355 Ext. 905. “L” SH A PED RANCH ~ 3 p.m. 643-6766. 30 inches. with 3 generous bedrooms, formal living and Brand new and beautiful, all Thermopane win­ 2. The determination of the manner in which said ap­ OFFERS INVITED / dining rooms, 2 full baths, beautiful kitchen, deck. dows, stained cedar exterior, 2 full baths, first CARRIER STOVE - PILOTLESS. With propriations and additions to said budget is to be financed RETAIL STORE ON Inground pool, and a O N E Y EAR LIMITED H O M E many extra features. $200. IMISC. FOR SALE floor fireplaced family room, double garage and and raised whether by taxation, by borrowing, by transferor WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- nCAITORS BELFIORE AGENCY P ilo tless g as dryer $125. WARRANTYI available funds or otherwise, or by a combination of such NEEDED per year. Excellent terms. 000 411 M M ST. » T M B Frigerator $125. Call 643-9320. methods. Call John, at Chenette Articles lor Sale 41 Associates, "Gallery Of 647-1413 JUST 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing as may be properly Talcottville Rd. Homes," 528-9081. ALUMINUM Sheets used as LISTEDI considered at said Hearing. printing plates, .007 thick COLUMBUA - Large 6 room Vernon. SNAP-ON-TOOLS Dealership- 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Consider and act on proposed Amendment to the 4th Year Ranch. Fireplace, spacious 7 ROOM CAPE Opening for sales minded per­ $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Community Development Block Grant, kitchen, 3 large beorooms. son. Investment required. Call picked up before 11 a.m. BIG GARAGE Consider and act on Community Development Block Grant Call MARION Sales manager, 529-7481. Full basement. % wooded lot. ONLY. Only $45,900. Lcssenger Sells. CENTRAL Application for three-year period beginning June 1979 and to /CARS 875-5854 646-8713. authorize the General Manager to file the Application with BUSINESS ZONE II TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - CLEAN * EDUCATION Good condition.Good for HUD, including all understandings and assurance contained BOLTON - 9 Room Executive plating, or welding. Call 649- THINK SUMMER * ^ therein: and to act for the Town and to be a Signatory to all Cape. 2300 square feet. 2'A 388 West Center St. (Next 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. with this convenient ranch homo and Its beautiful . . ^DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT necessary Agreements in conjunction therewith. PRECISION MACHINE Private Instructlone IB baths, 2 car garage, acre lo Manchester Racquet 4 bedroom homo set high on a hill In a most DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOWROOM view. $85,000. Lessenger Sells. Inground pool. Formal dining and living rooms, Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund Club) 200x249 lot with 7 MOLDED FORMICA top and OPERATORS REMEDIAL READING and 646-8713. sought after area. 2 firoplacoa, unique kitchen paneled bar with two shelves fireplace, 3 bedrooms, garage and a O N E YEAR 61, CETA Title VI, Special Projects, Police - $17,537.88 to be WANTED math; individualized work room house. Many business with center Island, garage and a ONE YEAR and four stools. $175. 646-6028. LIMITED HOME WARRANTYI financed from Grant, to cover the period of February 1 1979 First class only; five years program, (lst-8th grade) by COLUMBIA - 4 bedroom possibilities. $68,500. ' LIMITED HOME WARRANTYI through September 30, 1979. 431 minimum experience master's degree teacher. 568- Colonial Cape. Beautiful 8075. grounds. Pool. 2 car garage, FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund Openings for Jig Bore, Coat, excellent condition. Size 647-1413 l^n-law apartment. $69,900. 61, CETA Tile VI, Special Projects, Data P ro cessin g$13,- Bridgeport 3-D, N/C Cin- 12 or 14. $800, 875-2344. RIDING LESSONS indoor Rich Realty, 423-6335, 519.51 to be financed from Grant, to cover the period of timatic; Set-up man for BLANCHMU) & ROSSEHO riding ring. Western stock Milling machine. First or TAG SA LES REALTORS February 1, 1979 through September 30, 1979. seat, saddle seat and hunt COVENTRY - One owner 169 West Center second shift. Please apply Corner of McKee EACH PRICED AT Consider and act on Housing Assistance Plan for a three- seat. All levels 228-9817. Cape. Privately set, F. J. SPILECKI REALTORS Manchester in person only: TAG SALE - MANCHESTER 646-2482 year period beginning June 1979 and to authorize the General overlooking Skumgamaug EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ^ n a g e r to file the Application with HUD, including all un­ LE-MI CORPORATION VOICE, PIANO Instructions. River. Garage, Nice grounds, 643-2121 WADDELL SCHOOL Former faculty New York cafeteria. February 17th derstandings and assurances contained therein; and to act ISO TuniMl Road immaculate condition. $47.- Vamon, CT 06068 Music and Art High School. 900, Rich Realty, 423-6335. 1979. Tim e 8-3. D ealers for the Town and to be a Signatory to all necessary welcome. Tables $5 each. 3 Professional Singer/Pianist. LIVING ROOM ROSE SOFA Agreements in conjunction therewith. 644-8597. with beige covers. Like new Sponsored by The One Hun­ WeVe “We’re The Neighborhood Professionals”''* Complete restoration per­ Proposed Amendment and Applications are available in the and green wall-to-wall dred & Fifty Families of Town Manager's Office. GUITAR, BANJO, carpeting. Call 649-6409. formed on this circa 1793 Manchester Youth Hockev 643-1904. MANDEOLIN BASS Colonial home. Five Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Area Adviser LESSONS- Folk, Blue Grass, RKALTORS WE BUY AND SELL USED 1978-79.Recreation Department - $5,560.00 to be financed by Popular. Ages, 5 - adults. FURNITURE. One piece or bedrooms, three full Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 registration fees and donations for the Soccer, Basketball and Beginners- professionals. entire household. Cash on the baths and nine fireplaces. Volleyball Programs. Needed Bay: enjoyable progress. line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. A leisurely look-thru is a A COMPLETE BOARDING F R E E LOAN INSTRUMENT. N e w H o m e s facility for canine and feline Proposed additional appropriation to Geneal Fund Budget 646-6557. We proudly offer you the WALNUT OVAL DINING must. guests. Dog grooming. AH 1978-79. Collector of Revenue - $8,500.00 to be financed by Part Time choice of either a NEW 6 TABLE 52 x 38, 2 extension health guard maintenance, Anti-Recession Fiscal Assistance Funds. Start at 2:30 PM VOICE. PIANO, CHORDS in­ room Colonial or Cape now leaves, pads inclded; single ultra-violet germicidal lights. struction. Licensed teacher. bed, 3/8'' electric drill, mis­ C'anine Holiday Inne, 200 under construction. Both Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 61 — Preserva­ 23 hours per week Masters Degree. Professionai cellaneous tools, gardening Sheldon Road, Manchester. tion Plan for Cheney D istrict- $23,000.00 to be financed by a Call Jeanne singer-pianist. Call 644-8597, come with I'A baths, vinyl equipment. 643-8900. For reservations please call Choose from Grant to be received from the Slate of Connecticut. siding, fireplace and more. 646-5971. 3 bedroom Cape, fireplace, dining room, Manchester WOLVERTON AGENCY Th s Garrison Colonial has all the needs for a Proposed additional appropriation to Anti-Recession Fiscal Evening Herald Priced at $59,900. 649-2813 hardwood floors, bullt-lns, maintenance free Assistance, Fund 82 - $8,262.76 to be financed from Federal vinyl exterior, private freed lot. — 646-1316. a 14x32 In-ground MONARCHS, BOBCATS, ZEPHYRS, runds. 647-9946 ?orr^ bedrooms, family room, wall to wall for appointment. nuuom carpeting over hardwood. Patio — beautifully ALLOCATION - ANTI RECESSION FUNDS 82 BEDROOM SET - Twin beds. * maintained. Call today - 646- CAPRIS AND ZEPHYR WAGONS - r New mattress, matching TRANSFER to General Fund - $8,500.00 For Collector of boxspring. Triple dresser, Revenue MANCHESTER ZINSSER AGENCY Manchester chest, night table. Call 649- JUST LISTEU 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL 7 room Colonial, 4 8425. Bolton, very t;lean. 7 room Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 646-1511 . Gracious fi room Colonial, 4 61. CKTA Title I f - $245,612 41 lo be financed from Grant, to CARRIER bedrooms, heated porch, 2- Ranch, acre lot. Dead-end bedrooms. 1'^ baths, beautiful COCKER-TERRIER Pup- Street. 3 bedrooms, family Freight and Dealer Prep Included I979 1, 1979 through September 30, car garage w/workshop. kilchen with A L L G R appliances, Shots. FREE TO GOOD room or 4th bedroom . Blown in insulation. Handy tiUKC livinft room with fireplace. . NEEDED Lots-Lend For Sale 24 HOME! Also: Sofa-bed, 12x12 Living room with fireplace, Proposed additional appropriation lo Special Grants, Fund location to Schools, Shop­ rug, TV, AM-FM tape hlayer. .Stove, 4'iirpolinf{. garage. This wall to wall carpeting, new 61, CETA Title VI — $38,546 73 to be financed from Grant, to iChestnut Street ping, Churches, etc. Quick ANDOVER - Wooded 1.8 Call 643-5407, after 6 p.m. acres. $7,500. 2 2/3 acres. $16,- family home is 1940 square feet. bath, roof, circuit breakers, ira Pehruary 1, 1979 through September 30, occupancy. Mid $50,000's. 159,900. septic and fields. Must .see Area of 900. Bolton one acre $8,000. BAUER HOCKEY SKATES- ITM l i Columbia short acre $5,900. Sizc 4. Buckle Ski Boots, size - offered at $53,900. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, (super large Master Lcssenger Sells. 646-8713. 3. Jr. Solomon 101 Ski Bin­ / M O m ^ Y ^ S h e r s / Elizabeth .1, Intagliata. .Secretary bedroom), fireplace, dining room, exquisite In­ m l s Board of Directors Manchester dings. Excellent condition. REAL ESTATE Call 568-6239. terior decor, beautifully landscaped with Manchester, Connecticut COVENTRY - 2 acres with view $15,000. Columbia 12 Colonial brick walks & patio. Private secluded JACKSTON/ toted at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of January, Gall Chris PHILDRICK AGENCY acres $13,000. 17 acres 34,500, SUBMERSABLE SUMP residential area. Must be seen to be ap­ HOWLAND REALTORS LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Woodstock Valley Lakefront PUMP FOR SALE. Mint con­ preciated. — 646-1316. 62-1 646-4174 646-4200 $11,900. Lcssenger Sells. 646- 643-1108 dition. Call after 6 p.m. 633- 649-4003 AVANTE 646-1316 315 CENTER n., MANCNESTEI. CONN. M3.5135 6713. 3939. L PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Jan. 31, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN -

Peanuto — Charlaa M. Schulz 1 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle /iT'STHE REP b a r o n ;' Dear Abby HERE'S WHERE A ll MV THE FIRST THINSTHEV r IN TRAINING WE 1 Under the 1 Jasui T (jE 'S ON IW TAIL! MONTHS OF TRAININ6 TAU6HTU50AST05EEK iilAP 0I66ER CLOUPSy weather monogram LOILL COME TO USE... 4 I potieis 2 Recline By Abigail Van Buren COVER IN THE CL0UP5 (contr.) 3 Ciemency • ------^ 7 Sort 4 ixia 10 Hatten 6 Large truck 11 Cloth fcrap 6 New Year's 12 Characteriza­ drink tion M DEAR ABBY: We work with an attractive woman who is 7 Missile type 14 Conveying (abbr.) in her early 60s. She was born in England and has lived in 16 Fake felt 8 Hawilien Frank and Ernest the U.S. for 30 years. 16 Mental volcano, u n B Q Three years ago she started working in this office, and component Mauna_____ □ Q n G o i B n n because of her English accent we were aii charmed by her. (pl.) 9 Motion BUSINESS & SERVICi 19 Thieve 24 Belonging to Winkle picture light But lately she has begun to irritate us because she never Priwilla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Period him 39 Painful X'M A F R A ID IT '5 T O O loses an opportunity to put down this country. (According to 13 Old Testament A THOUSANP VEARS -SCWEWHERE 22 Peels sorry book 26 Indian maid 41 Skeleton part l a t e f o r Y o u t o her, everything is better in Englandll -THESE CREATURES LOVE TO LOOK AT about 27 Skinny fish AGO - NO. A THOUSANP 15 Dentist’s 42 Rowing toolt BETWEEN THE IN FUNNV CLOTHES FAMILV FHOrO 24 This (Let) 28 Small fresh­ She has never bothered to become an American citizen. degree 43 Incompetent UlLIQN VEARS AGO PINOSAURS ANP RQAMEP THE ALBUMS WITH SOU, 26 Gelatinous 45 Age /to p U/lMO THE Do you think a person who is not a citizen of this country has (abbr.) water duck NOAH'S ARK- EARTH.' 6 RANPPA substance 30 Frozen rain 47 First word on the right to criticize it? 17 Auricle a d d i t i v e ^ , / i R. x : 26 Hotel 32 Flashes the wall JUST ASKING 20 I (Gar.) 27 Four score 33 Italian 48 Intimation y o u r c a r H A / 29 Engraves 22 Canadian monetary unit 50 Strive with CTO 31 Gold coin rebel DEAR JUST: Yes, freedom of speech gives her the right 34 Orient 52 With (Let) R&(S0 M E a n 36 Brotherly 23 Biblical to criticise. Bat as a resident alien who has lived on the 36 Month (abbr.) 53 Actor Mineo S e n ic e t Offered 36 Garden flower preposition 31 Serv/cet Offered 31 Pilntlng-Paperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 American economy for 30 years, she shows poor taste in 36 Mr. Van a d d i c t / 37 Jewish nation 54 Peep exercising that right Basically, she is a gnest of Uncle Sam, 1 2 3 SNOW-PLOWING- Available PAINTING - Interior and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 40 Tax agency 4 1 r 7 1 — INCOME TAX and a g o ^ guest does not criticise her host (abbr.) all winter, night or day. exterior, paperhanging, - Remodeling and Additions. -IS 10 11 H 41 Make muddy 12 11 PREPARATION SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. excellent work references. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 • - iT . l-SI IS DEAR ABBY: My problem is the woman my husband 44 Commerce 14 IB Don't wait til it snows! Call Free estimates. Fully in­ years experience! For Free 19 17 6464)743, after 3:30 p.m. sured. Martin Matson,' 649- used to see before he married me. She keeps sending Arthur agency (abbr.) INCOME TAX Preparation- Estimates, call 646-4239. II 4431 "miss you” (mrds, birthday telegrams, Christmas cards, etc., 45 State (Fr.) 20 21 Experienced. At your home. Autos For Sale 61 Trucks lor Sale 62 Trucks lor Sale 46 Author ■ SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ 62 Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 to remind him that she's still around. These reminders are 22 23 Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or GENERAL CARPENTRY. Fleming 525-8263. tial and Commercial. Depen­ QUALITY PAINTING and Repairs, Remodeling. 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA SR sent to our home and signed, "with love.” 1 1 1973 C H E V R O LE T 1966 RANCHERO CUSTOM. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low Captain Easy — Crooka ft Lawrence 47 Speed ze dable. Reasonable. Call 649- Paper Hanging by Willis Garages, Additions, Porches, 5- Radial Tires. AM-FM, all Arthur makes no effort to hide them. He just drops them Schultz. Fullv insured CHEYENNE SUPER 10- 1/2 Newer 289 with 4 speed. Body mileage. Excellent condition. measure 1 2098. or 646-3824. Rec Rooms. Roofing, Gutters. SPICEl WE k n o w 29 30 INCOME TAX gauges. 60,000 miles. Asking ton pickup. V-8, air con- work complete. N e^s paint. in the wastebasket, and I find them when I empty the trash. SWINS ME” ru . KILL YOU, (abbr.) ' 3. 32 references. 649-4343. $650. Call 643-5849. HOW you PEEL- sr i * PREP.ARATION - Your home Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. $1600. Call 646-3983 after 6:00 d i t ion i ng a u to m a tic $600.00. 649-2989, 649-9937, ask I have begged him to ring up this woman and tell her to OUT ANP ATTILA, IF IT'5 THE 48 Sultry 1 ■ SNOW-PLOWING- Parking THE CAPTAIN WAS POWN! . LA5T THIN6 I PO! 3B or mine Dan Wade. Tax Con­ p.m. transmission $2600. 649-0255 for Tim, please leave him alone, hut he won't do it. He says he has 49 Musical note lots and driveways. Also J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior FARRAND REMODELING - YOUR FATHER I BUT 51 Coldness ■ 1 sultant. 871-9554. after 5 pm. 1976 HONDA 360 CB- YOU'VE SOTTA SET 37 Chain Saw Work, Trees and Exterior painting, paper Cabinets and Formica Tops, 1970 IMPALA- 4 door hardtop. never done anything to encourage her. I believe him, but 65 Rotate 40 hanging, remcdeling. carpen­ 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN Excellent condition. 1100 HOLP OF YOURSEU- ■ ALLAN T KEELER S TAX Cleared. Manchester , ^Iton Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ Air, power brakes, steering. Don't store things you miles only. Clear faring. Back don't you think if Arthur really cared about my feelings he 56 Cloistered 41 42 43 Area. Free Estimates. 643- try. Fully insured. 649-9658. window van. Excellent condi­ SERVICE Tax Returns done ditions, Decks. All types of Excellent condition. No body can’t use. Sell them tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ rest. Carrying rack. $1550. would do something to put a stop to all this? woman 1 8364. 46 47 in the privacy of your home Remodeling and Repairs. rot. New snow Caps. Best fast with a hard­ tains chairs. Stereo and Call after 10 a m., 646-0800. I am 53 and Arthur is 62, and this is the second marriage 57 Sharp tap 41 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Phone 643-6017. 58 Golf gadget 1 ■ Call 87I-178I. for appointment offer. 643-6241. working Classified Adi cassette. Radials. 429-9461. for both of us. 49 BO Bl 12 QUALITY CARPENTRY by tors. Quality painting and i T 14 JEALOUS IN JOPLIN 59 Universal time paper hanging at reasonable (abbr.) 8B Harp Construction. Additions. LEON CIESZYNSKI FIAT 1974-124 SYDER. Clean, Bl 17 ALL TYPES OF TAXES Roofing, Siding. Decks, and rates. Fully insured.Free BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ new top, radials, Zeibart. 60 Cunning DEAR JEALOUS: If you're wise, youTI stop begging Bl BO PREPARED- Individual, Garages. Call anytime, 649- Estimates. Call Wayne 649- ditions. Remodeling, Rec Make offer. Dave 244-2383 or 10 partnership, corporations. c; 5001. 7696. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 643-9888. your husband to ring up his old flame for any reason. By - i W'ill come to your home. Call Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath Ignoring her he is discouraging her in the best possible way. (HfWtFAffN IHTIRmU AtINJ 568-5742. CHILD CARE IN LICENSED ■TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ Tile, Dormers, Roofing. 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM She probably never enters his mind until you bring her up. HOME- Laundry. Hot Lunch. ting, Interior. Exterior. Paper Residential or Commercial. 400, 4 barrel, automatic, INCOME TAX RETURNS 7 to 6 daily. Accepting ages 2 Hanging. General Repairs. 649-4291. excellent condition, low PREP.ARED- Reliable and to 6. Also overtime services Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. mileage. $7200 or best offer. DEAR ABBY: Ever since I can remember, my husband Alley Oop — Dave Qraua Win at bridge dependable service. provided. Call 643-9677. 649-4885. has given me $100 in cash and told me to buy myself a Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 PROFFESSIONAL Christmas present. It's been all right with me because Alex B O iH 'q C .» AND TO PROVE to 10 p.m , weekends 9 to 5 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING AND PAPERING RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 TOYOTA CORONA 1972- hates to shop. Besides, his taste is so lousy that whenever GIRLS SnjFF TD SOU t h a t ITS p m Phone L. Thompson at DRESSMAKING & Interior specialists. Brown. good condition. he'd buy me something I'd have to exchange it for something IS REALLY ACTUALLY S Q IlL ALTERATIONS done in my Commericial and residential. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ WORKIN 643-2870. Michilin tires, new battery. else. LIFT UP THIS home. Please call 646-4972, Free estimates, fully insured. ment Co. Expert installation Call 649-2998, BOULPER AND , Dangerous ploy that paid Monday thru Friday, 10:00 646^879. of aluminum siding gutters Well, for the last three Christmases Alex has given me GIVE IT A THROW.' -----——------X and trim. Roofing installation the usual cash gift, then a week later he'd ask to "borrow" it CiM TREE SERVICE - Free a m, to 3:00 p.m. WE PAY $10 for complete NORTH 1-31 club overcall was a rather and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. ■m : estimates, discount senior LOW COST INTERIOR junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland until after the first of the year-and that was the last I saw 4 KS75 obvious bid. Her diamond citizens. Company WILL HAUL AWAY FREE of PAINTING Done nights and Auto Body. 528-1990. of my "present.” 4 10 8 5 4 suit could almost walk by Manchester-owned and charge old scrap metal. Will weekends. Experienced SPECIALIZING cleaning and A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER Some present, huh? Any suggestions? 4 K itself. repairing chimneys, roof, new operated. Cali 646-1327. also clean cellars and attics painters. Free estimates. 1968 VW SQUAREBACK- GIFTLESS 4 A J94 Her next bid of lour clubs free of charge. 644-3234. Please call 528-2422, after 4:00 roofs. Free estimates. 30 Needs no repairs. Best offer. was safe in one respect. She p.m. years Experience. Howlev, DEAR GIFTLESS: Yes. As soon as you get the cash, WEST EAST had already shown an 643-5361. Asking $350. Call 644-1092 either spend It or bank it. 4 A2 REWEAVING burn holes. BILL'S SEWING MACHINE anytime. 4 43 unwillingness to let her part­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. REPAIRS, Quality work at PERSONAL Paperhanging » A6 4 K732 ner play at two elute dou­ Window shades. Venetian good prices. Free pick up and For particular people, by ROOFER WILL Install roof, CONFIDENTIAL TO C. IN HOLLYWOOD, FLA: A * 8 5 4 4 (IJ1I11I3 bled. It was dangerous from 1975 CHEVROLET MALIBU- Ch!Lfc Aha h ** a ■ * SSI'Vlce « ----- blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. delivery. 649-0487. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. siding or gutter for low dis­ 8 cylinder. Automatic Absorber Roplacomant • Pnt. Rustprooflno man who Joins his wife IN getting mad at a whole family ♦ d u iiii another standpoint. Four di­ Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- count price. Call Ken at 647- transmission. Power steering, because his wife had an argument with one ol its members, SOUTH amonds which was her es­ 5221. 1566. H M I * Quality Usad Cars ALUMINUM SIDERS- Will Building Contracting 33 power brakes. Air con­ shows his stupidity—not Us loyalty. The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions 4 Q J 10 9 6 cape bid might well be in install Aluminum, Vinyl, or ditioner. Hardtop. Good condi­ j j j j j j j j j j j j j l IT'e offer convenience along with a superior product. 4 Q J9 trouble. Actually, she could Wood Siding. Call 643-5090, ask WES ROBBINS Carpentry TRACY BROTHERS- tion. $2600. 649-0255 after 5 THE 4 A2 ruff her last two hearts in ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Roofing, Flat Roof. Hot Tar. The teen years are the questioning years. Abby has the for Ron, or 649-1142, ask for remodeling specialist. Ad­ pm. RELAX, ECONOMY 4 K7S dummy and make four dia­ attics, garages, yards Tom. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Gravel. Built-Up Roofing. answers to all your questions in her booklet, “What '■ ... I J U S T monds, but South simply cleaned. moving, built-ins, bathrooms, Commercial & Residential. Teenagers Want to Know." Enclose 91 and a long, stamped FREP-WE'RE IS CAN'T SEE ANV Vulnerable: Both went to four spades. , trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn HOME IMPROVEMENT & kitchens, 649-3446. Free Estimates. 872-6269. Trucks for Sale 62 STRONG ! Dealer; East Helene doubled. She knew service. No job loo big or 123 cental, self-addressed envelope. JUSTIFICATION FOR REPAIRS- All types. Carpen­ ^ MY OPTIMISM! that her partner’s four-club small. 568-8522. try, Cabinets, Bookcases, TRUCK CAPS FOR ALL Wezt North East South call had shown a void and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Pass 14 Custom Furniture, Flooring, Additions, Repairs. Cabinets. MAKES- Including '78-'79 El Helene expected to beat four etcetera. Masonery, and Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Heating-Plumbing 35 Caminos, and Imports. 24 Dbl. 24 Pass spades a trick or so. J COMPLETE CARPET & Tile 369 MAIN ST. ^MANCHESTEH Pass 34 44 44 installation and repairs. Free Repairs. Chimney caps and Fiberglass Caps from $460. Mon. - FrI. 8 a.m, - 6 p.m, Things worked out much • repairs. Expert Interior Pain­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEWERLINES, sink lines, Blonsteln's Camping Center, Dbl. Pass Pass Pass better. The 10 of clubs lead estimates. Call 646-3745, after cleaned with electric cutters, Wod. till 9 P.M. 8M. 5 p.m. ting. 633-5004. Carpentry and general con­ Route 83, Vernon. Conn. 875- 6 4 6 -2 1 1 2 was one of those (brand new tracting, Residential and by professionals. McKinney 6211. 9 a.m. • 3 p.rn. back in 1937) suit preference Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Some used to bathmg in dew gathered from lilacs Openhig lead: 410 WATERPROOFING- Founda­ commercial. Whether it be a would make a person beautiful all year long. signals. So after Maggie BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. tion cracks, hatchways, tile small repair job, a custom pany. 643-5308. ruffed the club she led badi Fireplaccs.concrete. Chimney lines, sump pumps, window built home or anything in a heart to Helene’s ace. repairs. No job too small w ells, w alls. 30 y e a rs between, call 646-1379. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Another club ruff followed; Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ experience, 643-4953, 242-5915. repairs, plugged drains, Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby then she cashed her king of timates. NEWTON SMITH- kitchen faucets replaced, and Alan Sontng hearts and led a third heart MATURE WOMAN will take Remodeling, Repairs, and repaired, rec rooms, The Born Loser — Art Sansom for Helene to ruff. The sister bathroom remodeling, heat team had five tricks in with QUALITY CARPENTRY By care of your children in her Rec-Rooms. No job to small, Here is a hand trom 1937. own home weekdays. Very 649-3144. modernization, etc. Free the ace of trumps still in Harp Construction. Additions, though you may be feeling a ^ IS-mAT MOST PK 5PL&' East was Maggie Stengel. reasonable charge... Please Estimate gladly given. M & N 'Recent Ford Motor Co. cfour West was her sister, the late reserve and were plus a nice roofing, siding decks and gar­ call 528-5094. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. little antisocial today, the real tidy 800 points. ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. you will shine through the coHtim izernwHptJ Helene Scranton. A D b lflO N S “ "“a?I d ^Birthday Maggie, now Mrs. Maggie I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. | MANCHESTER PLUMBING Price increases make! minute someone you like en­ s. THeV HAMg IT. HOUSE & OFFICE REMODELING. Free es­ ters the scene. Wetherbee, and Helene re­ & HEATING - Repairs. ally operated on their unlor- (For a copy oU A C O B Y M O D ­ CARPET INSTALLATION - CLEANING- Experienced. timates. Call Anthony these in stock cars an CANCER (June 21-July 22) You ERN, send SI to: "Win at Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, Squillacote 649-0811. Remodeling. Pumps repaired have more faith in yourself than tunate opponents. References. Top service for / replaced. Free estimates. February 1,1979 Bridge," care ol this newspa­ steam Cleaning. Free es­ exceptionai buy others might today. Don’t let Maggie's two-diamond per, P.O. Box 489, Hadio C ity your home, or office in late Electric drain-snaking. 24- A more-active-than-usual so­ them dissuade you. You'll be timates. Call 649L8265. afternoon, or early evening CARPENTER - Repairs, cial schedule is likely this rescue ol her partner’s two- Slallon, New York, N. Y. 10019.)' remodeling, additions, gar­ hour service. 646-0237. able to accomplish what you hours, call 647-9234. coming year. You may find knew you would. ages, roofing. Call David yourself involved in several fun EXPERT PAINTING and Patria, 644-1796. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There are cliques. Widen your circle of two sides to your personality LANDSCAPING Specializing LIGHT TRUCKING- Odd friends, but don't ignore old in Exterior House Painting. jobs. Moving large BUY AT THEl today. One is a happy-go-lucky GENERAL REPAIRS- PLU M BIN G - 25 Y e a rs' pals. fellow. The other tends to be Hcathclltf — Gaorga Qataly Tree pruning, spraying, appliances. Also, cellars and Ceramic Tile, Formica, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) mowing, weeding. Calf 742- Experience! Call Tom aggressively argumentative. attics cleaned. Call 644-1775, Plumbing and Electric. Call Unfortunately, to make your Choose which you prefer to be. 7947. ask for Winnie. Dawkins at 649-7630. “ Dif­ 0 l9m^WeA^^T.M 09g U I #W on 649-1975 anytime. ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " points today you may come on VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's III';. f more harshly than necessary. nice to do people favors, but if WInthrop — Dick Cavalll OLD PRICE Soft words will work better than you're not careful one who severe ones. Find out more of ■ i MIsc. tor Rent 58 Autos For Sale expects much will have you 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 what lies ahead for you in 1979 using your resources in addi­ by sending for your copy of the " IFVOU WERE •YOU A R E H K g H - " A N D H A V E A r MANCHESTER- Retail, tion to your energies. DATSUN 260 Z, 1974, Air, AM- 1969 DODGE VAN- Running VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE- all-new Astro-Graph Letter for LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Take BC)RN STTRUNQ'. H O T - DESTRUOnVE storage, and/or manufac­ FM, 8 Track. Rear window condition. Best offer. Call 643- One owner. Call 569-0325. NEW 1979 MUSTAN6 3D 1979. Mail $1 for each and a time to study the motives for ON THIS DATE... TEAAPSRED... STREAK IN YtXR turing space. 2,000 square feet long, self-addressed, stamped vents, defogger, Michelins. 5691 between 2 and 6 pm. Auto, trans., P.S., B78-14 wsw, 2.3 litre another's behavior before you NATURE." to 100,000 square feet. Very 47,000 miles. Excellent condi­ MUSTANG 1967- Small V-8, envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. disapprove. You'll think less reasonable. Brokers tion. $5,000 or best offer. 649- engine, AM-FM Monaural radio, turbine Box 469, Radio City Station, harshly of him when you know p H ^ 1969 BUICK SKYLARK- V-8 Automatic. $195. Monte Carlo wheel covers. Interior accent group, left N.Y. 1(X)19. Be sure to specify protected. Call Heyman 4182. p w er steering. Mechanically 1973, Power steering, power all the facts. Properties. 1-226-1206. hand remote mirror, electric rear defroster birth sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You in good condition. $500. 643- brakes, automatic, $1,575. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 1 ^ tomrr r 1975 CHEVY CLASSIC 9217 before 12 noon. Call 649-1149 anytime. Stock #9154 won't mind attending to your When material stakes are at chores today if you take a little ^SOMEBODY BROKE IKtO OUR FREEZER/' CAPRICE- 2 Door. Vinyl top. issue today, others may not be Fully powered seats and win­ time to do some things that Autos For Sale 61 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY HI - 1969 MUSTANG. Engine runs *5295 as idealistic as you. Be on gratify you. This creates a dows, Air conditioning, good, new brakes, rebuilt guard so that you are not happy balance. stereo. New tires. Good condi­ good running condition. Must deceived. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- sell! $200 or best offer. 643- heater, new muffler. 2 new NEW 1979 FAIRMONT WAGON SAC^IHARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new tion. Privately owned. Call tires. Needs some work. 649- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Sev­ 21) Don't hesitate to take con­ radials, (2 snows), excellent 649-6417, 643-19B9. 1534, $175. 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Inside hood 1971 FORD WAGON - V8, engine, AM-FM radio, turbine wheel covers, automatic, power steering, release, vinyl roof, deluxe wheel J GCR<5ON®IN'04RBS4(ie CAH9J f I'M...ER ...> -> air. luggage rack. New wide body side molding, rear window covers, w/w tires, Stk #8201 defroster. Stock #9111 SEARCHING FOR battery: good dependable I l^tzY v L v ^ w e re iz V - * ) IN i PSAk l* w h ic h transportation. Best offer. Our Boarding Houss This Funny World Call 528-4023. *4995 TION.' MAY HAVE BEEN freight & dealer prep. Inch SALE PRICE >4714 OLIVER, I PREFER c im LEFT IN 0»CAHP BANK REPOSSESSIONS TO TRADE U^ALLV! M4N«^ lyaA. h ED OYSTER FOR SALE - 1977 Datsun 620 TrtMjfe WHY 10U HAVE , THE LABEL'S ARE REAL FUN SHELL’S.' Pickup, 1 1.000 miles, THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY, '$0 You OUfiKTA BE ABLE To excellent condition $4300; 1975 BMND lEW 1978 ASPEN SE NIAGON TO PURCHA6E THESE (SET A DIME EACH WITHOUT Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser RARE B0TTLE5.' Eggshell white, 225 6 cyl., light package, ANY TROUBLE,' JUST P O N 'T Stationwagon. needs body NEW 1979 PINTD PONT WA99N ~HAK-KAFFJ~.THEREi5 TR Y TO StU . T H E M A S work $2700; 1974 Pontiac auto,, tinted glass, P.S. A/C, rear window 4 sp. trans., A78-13 Blackwalls, 2.3 litre ONLY A FEW OF THEM Firebird, automatic with air ANTldJUES! THE ^CREW-ON defroster, vinyl bucket seats with center engine, all factory standard equip. Stock AROUNP.' T O P \!> NEWER THAN $2525: 1973 Ford Country arm rests, body side #9141 •Sedan Stationwagon $1000; CHOCOLATE PIZZA' 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $700; molding, Prom, wheel covers, w.w radial tires, 1970 Chrysler New Yorker *3795 IUH...HOW WAS YOU, SIRE-, A r e A CA P $650. The above may be seen luggage rack, air deflector. i ' HALIgUT ANP A RXJNPffR at the Savings Bank of St. 8248 Manchester, 923 Main St.. FORD PEUOOUS, Manchester, PUT IT SALE PRICE >5595 OILLON SAILS A fil MVICJ INC.I iM4‘r;MA ' | (i N6EPEI7A ______freight & dolaer prep. Inch SMIPOEOH OmCE SPACE MI n M M • • I ■ • f /tIO R E .y l FOR RENT % SAU.' MO »c|i..-.re feel, center ol "SINCE 1933" CHORCHES of MANCHESTER O tan by NEA. tnc -ter. air rondjiJoning and P»rkmH Call MJ-9M1 80.0AKIAI(OSrRHr,lUHCHlST[||.643.2;91 I T T H T T m t^llMMlr tiMUIT ri !# • (I<1> t IttaOIT WIM 1 f '-w?. "JOHN BELUSHI!" /-3I “It's a phone booth — we’re in pygmy country." PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan, 31, 1978 Klecled Controller Joseph H. G areau of Manchester has been Richard J. Lech has been Carnegie Office Opens elected an assistant named controller for The secretary in The Hartford Gerber Scientific Instru­ VERNON - Dale Insurance Group's invest­ ment Co., a wholly owned Carnegie courses will now ment department. subsidiary of Gerber Scien­ 'be available East of the He is responsible for the tific Inc., it was announced River, according to James bond and preferred stock today by George M. Gen­ M. Pistritto, area manager CHERRY DESSERTS TO DELIGHT portfolios of clients of tile, senior vice president for the training organiza­ Hartford Investment Ser­ of finance of the parent tion. Pistritto has an­ vices Inc., which include company. nounced the opening of a ITT Life Insurance Corp,. In his new position, Lech new office in the Edwards When spring is still way-around the corner, and winter Lyndon Insurance Com­ will assume financial and Building, 230 Hartford mentis need sparking, along comes February. Our shortest month pany and its affiliates, and accounting responsibility Turnpike at Vernon Circle. Thorp Credit and Thrift. In for The Gerber Scientific is filled with occasions to make festive, each one sure to cure The courses are addition, he serves as the winter woes. Instrum ent Co. Joining presented by R.M. Fran- director of investment Gerber in 1972 as a cost ac- eoeur and Associates in research in the area of A Valentine dessert party glows with candlelight, a charm­ countant. Lech most Connecticut and Rhode bonds and preferred stocks ing Cherry Topped Custard and a regal Cherry Chocolate Roll- recently was assistant con­ laland. Pistritto has been for all of The Hartford's ' troller. associated with the Hart­ Up. So luscious, each will say “1 love you.” The Cherry-Orange companies. He received his bachelor ford office of the company Cobbler and Cherry Loaf Cake are perfect family desserts to Gareau joined The Hart­ of science and master of for three years. ford's investment depart- - business administration acknowledge the importance of Washington and Lincoln in the ment in 1973. was named degrees from American The purpose of the new history of our country. They rely on convenient baking mixes an investment analyst in International College. office, according to Pistrit­ and canned cherry pie filling, so preparation fits easily into a 1974, and was prompted to ; Lech has also served as Kirhuril J. Lcrii to, is to organize and con­ busy schedule. senior investment analyst | accounting instructor for duct the Dale Carnegie in 1977. Asnuntuck Community course as a convenience to As a matter of fact, all of these delicious desserts are made A graduate of the College and is a member of He and his wife, Estelle, residents of the area. The with canned cherry pie fillings, since the careful consumer counts University of the National Association of and their twq_ sons live course, now in its 66th Massachusetts, he holds a Accountants. Somers. year, is designed to on this flavorful filling for economy of ingredients and motion. m aster's degree in develop leadership skills. business administration It has more than two from the University of Presents Paper million graduates who CHERRY TOPPED CUSTARD Hartford. He is a member have taken the program to Jamea I’IhIHiio of the Hartford Society of Joseph R. Brzezinski, Skyline Drive, East Hartford, develop additional self- 6 eggs 3 1/4 cups milk, scalded 1/2 cup sugar 3 Financial Anaivsts. presented a paper on persistency and the retention of in­ confidence and skills in 1/2 cup cooked rice surance agents at the Society of Actuaries annual effective speaking and previously lived in East Dash salt I can (21 oz.) cherry pie filling meeting recently held in Chicago. human relations. Hartford and now lives in 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 cup sugar Brzezinski is employed with the Life Insurance Granby. He has spoken to I teaspoon vanilla 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar Marketing & Research Association in Hartford. A native of Hartford, many service Actuaries are mathematicians who study and evaluate Pistritto graduated from organizations about per­ Separate 2 eggs; reserve egg whites. In large bowl slightly beat egg yolks the insurance-related risks posed by uncertain future Western Connecticut State sonal growth and sef- and remaining 4 eggs with 1/2 cup sugar, salt, cinnamon and vanilla. Slowly events and the financial impact these events involve College in Danbury. He development. stir in slightly cooled milk. Place rice in 2-quart baking dish; pour egg mix­ Energy Tax Credits ture over rice. Set dish in shallow pan. Pour boiling water into pan 1 inch deep. Bake at 325° for 1 hour and 20 to 30 minutes until knife inserted off center comes out clean. Persons who have in­ energy, or other forms of These tax credits are stalled insulation to com­ renewable energy used to retroactive to any expen­ Set aside 1/4 cup cherry pie filling syrup for garnish. Spoon remaining bat high energy bills may heat or cool a principal ditures made after April pie filling'over pudding. Beat egg whites until frothy. Gradually add 1/4 be eligible for a tax credit residence, or to provide hot 19, 1977, and m ay be Ai siiFFiitrs SAYS cup sugar and cream of tartar. Beat to stiff peaks. Using a large pastry bag according to Barbara water for use in the claimed on the 1978 return. with large notched tip press meringue into puffs on top of cherry tiffing or simply spoon on top. Return to 350° oven in same pan of hot water for Gagnon, district manager residence. The maximum The H & R Block office is for H & R Block. 8 to 10 minutes or until peaks are lightly browned. Cool. Drizzle reserved tax credit for this proper­ at 356 Rear W. Middle WHY PAY MORE? syrup over meringue. Makes 10 to 12 servings. The Energy Tax Act of ty, including installation Turnpike (Parkade), 646- Joseph H. Gareau 1978 allows homeowners or cost, is $2,000 for each 5400 or 236-1981. renters who have residence. At Seminar purchased energy saving CHERRY CHOCOLATE ROLL UP devices to claim tax credit Promoted LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR Raymond J. Negro, based on the cost, including 4 eggs 1/4 teaspoon salt manager of Ponderosa installation, of the devices. 3/4 cup sugar Confectioners’ sugar Hartford National Bank 1 teaspoon vanilla -I package (3 oz.) cream cheese, Steak House. Spencer Ms. Gagnon explains these 1/2 cup flour Street, has been selected to devices include insulation, and Trust Comp, has an­ CLEARANCE softened 1/4 cup cocoa nounced the promotion of 1 can (21 oz.) cherry pie filling attend a m anagem ent storm and thermal win­ 1 teaspoon baking powder skills seminar. The 10-day dows, clock thermostats, Richard W. Dennison to I envelope whipped topping mix course will be held in caulking or weatherstrip­ assistant vice president. Butt^ a 15xl0xl-inch baking pan; line with foil or waxed paper; butter Dayton, Ohio, according to ping exterior doors or win­ He is responsible for the foil. Beat eggs until thick and lemon colored. Gradually beat in sugar and Robert Arata, area super­ dows and electrical or Commercial Loan Central mHAVFTHFkALU vanilla. Sift together flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt. Sift dry ingre­ visor. mechanical furnace igni­ Control Department. dients over e^g mixture; fold in. Spread batter evenly in prepared pan. Americans will soon tion systems which replace Dennison joined the bake at 375 about 12 minutes or until top springs back when lightly spend one out of every two gas pilot lights. The tax Bank in 1972 as an touched. Loosen edges and immediately turn upside down on towel sprin­ dollars on food in credit for these devices is operations trainee in the kled vvith sifted confectioners’ sugar. Carefully remove foil. Trim away any Connecticut Division. 1 ^iff edges. While cake is still warm roll cake and towel from narrow end restaurants. This being the 15 percent of the cost, up to Cool on wire rack. J trend, it is very important a maximum of $300 for Subsequent positions in that the latest methods and each residence. loan work led to his present Beat cream cheese until smooth. Gradually stir in cherry pie filling. techniques be applied so as Ms. Gagnon added that a I appointment as assistant Prepare whipped topping according to package directions. Fold about half to insure Ponderosa's tax credit is also available vice president. the topping into cherry mixture. Refrigerate remaining topping. Unroll cake share of the industry," to persons whose property I A graduate of Union spread vyith cherry mixture. Roll again. ChUI. Garnish with remaining Negro said. transmits or uses solar, College in Schenectady, ‘W£ CARRY All THiSC fAMOUS RRAHDS- whipped topping and if you like, dust topping lightly wKh sifted cocoa “Skillfull management is ' Dennison lives in wind, or geothermal Kirharil W. Dennison an absolute requirement to Manchester. •MIRIUL •n s m •MAGKCHEF maintain high standards of • SYLVANU • MUM • FRKDIURE •MAYTAG • WESTMGHOUSE quality and still provide SHOP PINEHURST at 302 Main for the VEHBEST MEAT excellent service at • CALOMC • GENERAL ELECTRIC • RCA • WHKLPOOL reasonable prices." he Turkeys at 89 lb. and Veribest Chicken Legs at 79 lb. belong on the • EURDU •unoN • SANYO • QUASAR said. Budget list. In addition to Land of Lakes Butter at 1.39, we feature • SUPERSCOPE • SONY • ZEHTN Negro lives on Hebron Land of Lakes Corn Oil Margarine at 89$ lb. Rd. in Bolton. Neighbor’s Kitchen SNOW CROP Specials on Verlbeet Lean, ORANGE JUICE Boneless Beet Roasts By Betty Ryder 9 5 < 3 CORNER RUMP OVEN ^ PILL8BURY YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOli 12" Black A Whlta YOUR CHOICE COOKIES ROAST BEEF...... ib.*2,29 19” COLOR TV 12" COLOR TV 20" TV CONSOLE Sllca Mid Bak* 100S Solid State TV 100% Solid Otato 100% Solid Slalt YOUR FAVORITE VERIBEST admiral • 100% Solid Stota RCA 8pm i. 99< EYE ROUND ______TOSHIBA • QUASAR OR • SYLVANIA QUASAR 8HURFINE OVEN BOAST BEEF...... *2 .3 9 $ 2 9 8 0 0 If you haven’t yet tasted Italian 2 teaspoons flour smooth paste is formed. Stir in sauces seasoned with wine vinegar Pound meat slices between 2 vinegar; cook and stir for 3 minutes. BLEACH *268»«j[*498«»« you’re in for a surprise. Far from sheets of waxed paper with a wooden Stir in chicken broth, olives, being sour tasting, this vinegar im­ BOnOlB ROUND ROAST >.*V mallet until 1/16-inch thick; set rosemary and remaining 1/8 teas­ » 4 9 « parts a mellow, rounded flavor to aside. In a small bowl combine bread poon black pepper. Bring to a boil. MKROWAVE OVENS many meat and poultry dishes. 8 HURFINE FREEZERS COMPACT crumbs, onion, celery, parsley, garlic , Return chops to skillet. Simmer, VERIBEST AM ANA • LITTON STEREO'S In some recipes you'll find that FLEISHMANN'S FISHER • MARANTZ W ESTINOHOUSE • QE REFRIOERATORS A '■4! teaspoon of the salt and 3 covered, until chops are tender, 25 to SKINLESS M AGIC C H E F * QUASAR FREEZERS wine and wine vinegar can be used in- Ruyinonil J. V-gru SAUSAGE MEAT ZENITH • SUPERSCOPE WHIRLPOOL • ADM IRAL tablespoons of the olive oil. Spread 1 30 minutes. Or place chops in a large MARGARINE PrteetlAs Low As For Bar, D«n, Dorm terchangeabley (usually using less of FRANKS SANYO *DAYTRON Typical Buy io cu. H. Upright 2 eu. n . • rounded tablespoon over each meat casserole. Pour vinegar mixture lb * 1 . 7 9 TYPICAL NUY the vinegar). Economically it’s a lb. 93* lb * 1 . 1 9 00 slide; roll-up from the narrow side; over chops. Cover and bake in a 350 On Staff SO flO O good idea, too, when you realize that fasten with toothpicks. LARGE * 2 8 8 s Q j l f l o o J degree oven until chops are tender, wine vinegar has a shelf life of In a large skillet heat remaining 2 MANCHESTER - Tender ae moit ca^ee ffver... about 30 minutes. Yield: 6 portions. FRESH EGGS several months, thereas red wine tablespoons olive oil until hot. Add Laurence C. Wilson of Approximate preparation and YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE lasts only a few days. beef rolls; brown on all sides, 3 to 5 South Windsor has recently dot. 9 9 * YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE cooking time: 45 minutes. The home economists at Progresso minutes. Stir in beef broth, tomato joined the staff of Reale Our VEHBEST BEEF UVER UNDERCOUNTER RANGES DRYERS AUTOMATIC Thinking Italian, a recipe sent on 30" DELUXE Kitchens have developed two recipes sauce, wine vinegar and remaining 'k Realtors, Network of DISHWASHERS Automollc Modala WASHERS Gloria Weiss’s Christmas card is for IDAHO BAKING tklnnad-develnad Parmanofli Praia Cycle using wine vinegar. First, Beef teaspoon salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce Homes, 175 Main St. »^79« OE* CALORIC MuHl Cycle * OE “Gloria's Spinach La.sagna" and it's M AO IC CHEF • QE OE* WHIRLPOOL Braciole. Thin slices of beef are heat and simmer, covered, until A Waterbury native, POTATOES WHIRLPOOL *MAYTAO delicious. rolled around a seasoned stuffing, then meat is tender, about 30 minutes. Wilson graduated from tvloriii M .SpjiiiH'li l.iiMiitxiia 3 browned and simmered in a Mix flour with Vj cup water. Add to Croft High School in 1963, 5186« SIZZLEAN KNAU88 REAL Sauce: • 2 1 8 ® ® $29900 * 1 8 8 ® ® wine/vinegared tomato sauce. Round sauce; cook and stir until thickened. is attending Manchester * 2 9 8 ® ® STRIPS DRIED BEEF steak is used liere but you could also Remove toothpicks. Serve over 1 can (29 oz.) cru-shed tomatoes Community College and is MAINE BOILING 50% leaner than Bacon 3 01. pkg. 1 tablespoon dried herbs (oregano, use chuck. fetuccine or other pasta. Yield 4 to 6 a former member of the basil, parsley, etc.) POTATOES In Costolette Di Maiale Piccante portions. Approximate preparation Mattatuck Drum Band of 12 oz. * 1 , 3 9 * 1 . 1 5 Some in boxes, some on display 1 tablespoon minced dried onion Mako tho best (Piquant Pork Chops), the browned and cooking time: 45 minutes. Waterbury. Mashed Potatoes chops are cooked slowly to moist suc­ 1 clove garlic, minced Uo.iliili'll)' Di Miiiulc He is a patrol officer culence in a sauce redolent of garlic, 1 teaspoon .salt VERIBEST FRESH LARGE All with full guarantees I’iri'iinli' with the Manchester S I 6 9 * anchovies, green olives and, of Mix the above right in the can. Set Police Department He CHICKEN LEGS...... ib. f 9 * (Piqiiiiiil Pork CIio|ik) aside. Mix next 3 ingredients CLOSEOUT ' ViOEO V A C U U M ^ course, wine vinegar. In both cases lives in South Windsor with r REFRIGERATDRS^ 2 table.spoons flour 1 pound cottage cheese or rieotta QE * FRIQIDAIRE TAPE RECORDERS the vinegar added before simmering his wife, Annette, who is iNE XUTO CLEANERS mm 'i teaspoons salt ''2 cup parme.san chce.se BU vet KRAKU8IMPORTED U.8 .D.A. CHOICE ADMIRAL * AMANA RCA * ZENITH imparts a mellowed, gentle flavor. If also employed by Reale EUREKA POWER TEAM MSPOSillSl ' I teaspoon ground black pepper, 1 package (10 oz.) frozen chopped CAT FOOD WHIRLPOOL QUASAR * SANYO Upright or Canlatar you like a more piquant taste, add a divided Realtors, and their two HAMS BEEF SHORT Family alza, 2 dr. 14 cu. ft. spinach, thawed isconois Typical Buy Typical Buy teaspoon or two at the end of the children. 3 lb. can *6.99 RIBS r»ka la, aulodafroai Zanith Bala Syatam cooking time. 6 pork chops (about 1-inch thick) Other ingredients: 4|M .OO IP TO EUREKA UPRIGHT 3 tablespoons salad oil gib.can *1 1 .4 9 # 0 8 oz. mozarella * (6W oz.) lb * 1 . 2 9 50% OFF 00 1 garlic clove, crushed ''2 cup w ate/ * 3 3 8 ® ® * 5 8 9 lirai'iiilc 6 flat anchovy fillet.s, drained and '/2 pound lasagna noodles — un­ * 5 9 * » mashed Armour’s Soil Basllng 10 to 12 lb. (lli'i'f lloll-l |,s) cooked WE ARE 1/3 cup red wine vinegar 6 thin slices (3 to 4 oz. each) beef Layer in 7 x 11 baking pan in round 1 can (10-% oz.) condensed chicken following order: FREEZER TURKEYS ,^89* broth HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! 3'-i cup packaged Italian style bread Water SPECIALISTS crumbs 1/3 cup sliced stuffed green olives 3 to 4 spoonfuls sauce W T 20 to 22 lb. teaspoon rosemary leaves, F o r H in d s , ‘/i fO IM II BORMAN'S 1/3 cup coarsely chopped onion '2 '2 lasagna noodles — uncooked PLUMP TURKEYS...... lb. LOCATION MATO crushed U.S.D.A. Choice steers 8 9 * 'A cup chopped celery Part of sauce N ilN ir ST. H IT 'h cup chopped parsley Combine flour, salt and 1/8 teapoon '2 spinach-cheese mixture or smaller cuts call of the black pepper. Coat chops on Full Cookod, Just Host and Eat nm rorm t I garlic clove, crushed Remaining lasagne Frank Toros or Ed Fon­ both sides with flour mixture; set tana at PAHIIK 1 teaspoon salt, divided Part of sauce aside. In a large skillet heat oil until 6 4 3 - 4 1 8 1 V a H A M S ...... i b . « 1 . 9 8 445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER 5 tablespoons olive oil, divided Remaining spinach-cheese mixture hot; add chops and brown well on TMFPFOnF WHO gKIMC YOU lOWPKICFS ft PFiSORAt SFtVICF 1 can (10->2 oz.) condensed beef Remaining sauce broth both sides. Remove and .set aside, Cover with mozarella H y0« u n R MMIB OUROL yiJA, ItWRUBH' FREE SERVICE £ 17 AAA7 Di.scard all but 1 tablespoon of the cm, umun iinisL uin hmkm or Dans n u removal OS I •999/ 1 can (8 oz.) tomato .sauce Bake covered 45 minutes at 375 (iMaM,imrottiMroyMavFMt;MJtwoRni Or old appliance aaaa ‘ 1 cup red wine vinegar drippings from the .skillet. Add garlic degrees, then uncovered for 20 orMTAmonn." free local delivery Ot /*VVVo and anchovies; cook and stir until a minutes more. Yield: 6 to 8 servings l4iur«‘n rr G. Uilson PINEHURST GROCERY INC. OMTEIL 5 • TUES., WD. t SAT. Tl 5, TMIRS., FRL 7 1 9, CLOSED SUNDAY A NEW YEARS D>Y: In Braciole, the Italian favorite, a seasoned simmered in tomato sauce seasoned with wine stuffing hides inside beef roll-ups, then they’re vinegar. PAGE TWE^r^Y-TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed,, Jan, 31, 1979 Cooking Thinness Frightening EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan, 31, 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE Yogurt Maker Open Sunday 9 To Overweight People lj|§paShopCoUponfW fp B fB M B f ^rnnx.Rhnnrn„pnnP Wrth this coupon and a S7.50 purchase * *fsIopTshop"couponP n n n PR ■ ■ TORONTO, Canada a^a$7,50purchase ft -J ■ vVilh this coupon aFa-a'iTsD purchase------' M H 1-191 ^^^^fsiop4Shop CouponfnHHW Mm appeared, from physical been overweight in With this coupon arid a $7.50 purchase------Saves Energy (UPI) — Studies by a New activities to new interper­ childhood and were usually I With this coupon anda $7.50 purchase------^ M H ’ i l ^ York psychologist suggest sona 1 relationships. 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She said one Gallon Jug “Subjects felt that when despite all the attention the 8 FILM PROCESSING vantage the non-electric woman reported ‘‘I’ve 12 ounce package contents has set. Setting they were heavy, they subject has attracted from I On any size roll or cartridge of color print film 6 ounce can frozen device has over its com­ been getting a lot of ad­ time varies from product knew exactly what choices doctors, psychologists and I wought in to be developed this week only. . STOP & SHOP petitors is convenience for to product. they could make and the others. vances from men, which is SUNSHINE Chixolate J people with limited time Yogurt made in electric a whole new thing, and I’m I Coupon expires Feb. 3,1979. MINUTE MAID , Old Way Is Better few options that were open Ms. Haber’s studies ! BLEACH and an aversion to clock­ units also must be left un­ just kind of glad I don’t Good Sun, Jan 28 ■ Feb, 3. Limit one per customer. to them were clear,” Ms, focused on 12 people who Good Sun, Jan. 28 - Sat., Feb. 3. Limit one per customer. “C H IP-A -R O O S” co*ots I watching. disturbed until set — 4-10 Rather than rely on modern day technology to increase production have a sex drive.” Good Sun., Jan, z8 • Sal., Feb. 3. Limit one per customer, “ ORANGE JUICE Haber said in a paper lost a minimum 100 pounds G r o c e r y G r o c e r y 1------262| Good Sun,, Jan. 28 - ^ 1 . Feb. 3 Umil one per customer. It can be used at room hours for most such units — John Ozawa prefers the time-honored Japanese method of hand­ The four married sub­ presented the American each in a medically super­ L ■■■■■■■L^rocery l.-n i F r o z e n temperature, and the then refrigerated. The non­ forming every sweet bean cake he sells in San Jose, Calif, Here John Psychological Association. jects indicated the weight finished yogurt vised weight program. loss had put strains on electric unit makes yogurt measures beans for filling the pastries. (UPI photo) “ As they became thin, “ These subjects showed refrigerated after it has their marriages, Ms. in only three hours when many new possibilities a strong tendency to have set. Or the yogurt can be left at room temperature. Haber said. lYourStoiieShopsworlh means cultured entirely in the We found both the refrigerator, where it can countertop and be left unattended for refrigerator methods anywhere from one day to yielded a milder flavored two weeks. and firmer product with SALE TODAY THRU ■ Testing a unit by both less separation of whey methods, we could detect (liquid) than we obtained I SATURDAY, FEB. 3rd | CVS/pharmacy q u a n t it y r ig h t s r e s e r v e d no difference in flavor and using a popular brand of wholesome (oods, and senricable texture, other than that electric yogurtmaker, | quality household products that costs you less than O ver$ 6 .0 0 in Coupon Saving! traceable to the type of The cooker comes with a i national brands, less than our Slop 4 Shop Brands. m ilk used. The lower the professional dairy ther­ II can help you cope with inflation, fat content of the milk, the mometer and one jar. Ad- I This Week’s Super Specials! thinner the yogurt. But With this coupon ' L 30B 4 Shop CouponP ditional jars can be i ECONOMY MH ■ VWh this coupon------M H L23 even skim milk makes an ordered fo r $1,50 each, but I Stop& Shop “Big Eye”Pork Sale' acceptably thick product I Com Oil *1.9 9 some brands of pickles and 48 Oz Bottle if, before culturing, it is kosher soups that cost less I S a y e 2 5 fortified with one-fourth to [S a v e 1 5 than $1 a quart come in i ECONOMY Varied Weights I PILLSBURY 32oz. pka one-third cup of instant reusable jars that fit the I nonfat dry milk. 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e - P ^ E TWE^r^Y-FOUR -E V E N IN G H E M jan, 3 1 , 1979 Books Cheney Library EVENING HER/^p,_Wed., Jm . 31, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Lists Additions The Search for Aliens New books at Mary Cheney frugality Who (iocs There? hy theory of and the Library are: Karls'trom — Louis Michel How do we find it? Either A U rOOD M M T OTOMS OPIN SHNDAT 9 A JI. TO 4 PJN. W . I'iilwuril KdelHon. expanding universe, It is daunting to think Eilshemius by listening for alien Firlion through the 1976 Viking that we are a small planet Kaufman — You can have a (I)ouhleihiy, $8.95) Alter — Neglected lives probe that tested the soil siOnals, most likely baby Are there intelligent circling an insignificant Collins — The case of the mathematical in content, alien beings beyond the on the surface of Mars for sun, far from the galactic W Al DBAUM'S philosopher's ring Kochiss — Oystering from or by traveling via as yet walled-in garden of Earth? traces of organic life — our mainstream — not to men-' Clay — Family occasions N.Y. to Boston undiscovered technique to ^ No need to go all around town for low prices' McKearin — American The search is on, according first step in applied (as op­ tion the universal center — Condon — Death of a politi­ explore the universe for bottles and flasks and their to Edelson, author, posed to theoretical) while vast civilizations cian ourselves. ancestry exobiology. may be flourishing. Food M a rt Edwards — Fortune’s wheel magazine writer and Have the aliens already Epstein — Cartel McLoughlin — Revivals, science editor of the New Edelson points out that in Somewhere. visited us? Not likely, ac­ Eastleman — The high awakening, and reform York Daily News. a universe of 100 billion Edelson has written an Madesen — John Huston cording to Edelson, who rocks Edelson has written a galaxies, each containing easy-to-read, occasionally YOU’LL DO BETTER AT FOOD MART! finds the evidence of Evans — Thunder at dawn Mankowitz — The extraor­ 100 billion suns, the odds witty book that serves as dinary Mr. Poe fascinating book tracing saucer sightings illogical, Hamack — Limits of the what he calls SETI — favor life by something like both primer and survey of land Marein — Oriental images particularly in view of the search for extraterrestrial 100 billion billion to one. what is being done in the i Hi-C Hill — The evil that men do Marshall — Still waters swarm of UFOs supposedly Cam pbell's Chock Full O'Nuts intelligence. What kind of life? search for extraterrestrial Hyams — The pool Martin — Always merry and sighted and the high cost of Palmolive bright Whether that search Probably carbon-based. intelligence. DOWNY Kaye — The incredible um­ space travel. Fruit Drinks MAZOLA Marx — Into the deep bears fruit depends first of — Joan HunauerfUPllunauer(UPI) FABRIC brella Al L h A . ! Tomato Soup Mason — A shaft of sunlight all, Edelson writes, on COFFEE Liquid Larson — The insect colony 10’. OJ Al I PijRPOSF 1 iRiND SOFTENER Ottum — See the kid run Mead — Journeys down the whether there is intelligent 1)F Tf-»:.[:■, ■ OIL line French Revolution, Again CANS 16 07 CAN Rayner — Covent Garden life on earth — which can TI h li «■c Wind W I n fl f r o 111 hnnoHhoped to limW limit American ’ ' ■ Ab[ , . 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Wed., Jan. 31, 1979 Heating With Wood Can Prove a Time Bomb Buyer's Billboard E V E j^ G HERALD, Wed., Jan. 31,1979 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Bv JE W N E EESEM OP FARM WHOLE KERNEL (fireplace) damper open as Even stoves’ efficiency inside of ehimneys that can CREAM CORN/SUCED BEETS CUT WAX telephone company Yellow “ If you see large, rough BATHROOM ALL VARIETIES UBBY'S I 1*1 Eiiinily EMilor long as the fire dies down, varies. Baker said airtight heat stoves are like a b e a n s -GREEN BEANS FRENCH eventually block the Pages, or you can do the about the same,” he added, Safety engineer Dale you may lose all that heat, models are 40-50 percent surfaces on the wall of the campfire or a fireplace — IN OIL OR WATER ShopRite LIGHT chimney. Even before that job yourself, using a wire and most people will New Pollution Baker says wood furniture plus some generated by fuel efficient, compared chimney, it’s time to your face will be warm happens. Baker said, a brush shaped to fit the sacrifice efficiency with an or other combustible your natural gas. oil or clean." when your back is cold, r with Franklin types, which very hot fire can ignite the chimney. Brushes are sold airtight stove to keep a fire WALDORF TOMATO materials too close to a electrical heating An e stim a te d 1,000 Despite all the talk about may be only 25-30 percent build-up and set the house by stove dealers. going all night or the Is E lectronic wood-burning stove are system." different kinds of stoves economy. Baker says, fuel efficient. afire by migrating into the temperature in a room like a time bomb waiting But you “ can raise the If your stove has a clean­ are available in the United By M ICHAEL CONLON Any wood-burning unit rafters and surrounding “The most important fac­ even. for the next hot fire to go up door, he said, you can States, he said. Some WASHINGTON (UPI) - efficiency of a fireplace causes a creosote problem, walls and studs. tor is appearance, not ef­ voice conversations is off. check the condition of the radiate heat and others cir­ And sometimes insula­ A new kind of pollution — from zero to. say, 40 he said. Creosote is a For prevention, he ficiency, because you’re tion and caulking may be a rare, but it can happen. It It's true of fireplaces, chimney by placing a hand culate it. He said the latter electronic — appears likely percent" by installing in it naturally occurring by­ recommends monthly going to see the stove 12 better long-term invest­ can be corrected, they too. Baker said in an inter­ m irror inside. "You should provide a gentle flow of to increase during the next a stove designed just for product of burning wood cleaning. He said chimney months a year. ment than a wood stove said, by a ca ll to the view. "If you install a be able to see the light of warm air that moves few years as the number that purpose. that leaves a deposit on the sweeps are listed in some “ Anyway, the efficiency and proper chimney in­ telephone company, which stove in the fireplace, you day clearly,” Baker said. through the room. Radiant and kind of space age com­ of most airtight stoves is stallation. he said. will install a filtering need to protect the (wood) puters and other gadgets device. grow. mantel from radiant Similar problems in­ Many consumers are heat." volving CB radio in­ already familiar with in­ Wood too close to heat terference with TV pic­ terference from citizens dries out and can catch fire tures and stereo sound can band radio transmissions, from spontaneous combus­ also be corrected easily in which can show up as tion. many cases through the in­ patterns on television Chimney fires are stallation of filters. The screens or outright voice another old-fashioned Federal Communications L i b b y > hazard making a com­ cut-ins on stereos and Commission has published eback, now that many peo­ radios. m > a handbook showing con­ ple are trying to save The automobile industry sumers how to identify and money by heating with Etc* tinim i«wlMd IMi k n««M 10 bi rn«y is worried about the im ­ L i b b u > h i correct such interference. wood. Baker says the trend hr U H ..II ot b (ln M M nrnud pact n U A V Ston. ii- pact of radio and cart ■ «icmcA)|f M M In M Id. The book, “ Radio-TV is not just a phenomenon of pftK Doub/e stanyjs on aff your Sunday (Bxcintittm microwave emissions on excluded by IM Interference Problems,” is L i U y > the northern states. sophisticated electronic $1.50 from the Consumer u u n a u ^ sw ciA Lii OUWKIAVWOI systems in cars. For exam­ "An awful lot of people, ip m n A v m o t Information Center, even as far south as ^WBlAViNUMUA^ ple, a fancy electronic fuel With II Filled With II Filled With il Filled Pueblo, Colo., 81009. northern Georgia and the Super Savings Booklet With II Filled injection system in a car Super Savings Booklet Super Savings Booklet With (1 Filled The FCC recently began lower Midwest, are in­ Super Savings Booklet could be shut down by a '^MA'TO JUlCf Super Savings Booklet an inquiry into radio 3 stalling wood-burning transmission from a frequency interference. stoves to supplement fur­ gPlBliffM EllilfilE passing car equipped with The agency has asked the nace heating. " he said. a CB radio. i- K ■EPmilLFME industries involved and the B a k e r is a C o rn e ll One l3 oz can The National Bureau of Two-3 oz pkgs Two iO'jo z cans public what the One lA oz btl Standards and other University Cooperative One-SIb bag government’s role should Extension Service safety CONTADINA JELL-0 CAMPBELLS sources say some cases HEINZ WHITE be and how big the problem engineer who travels TOMATO PASTE GELATINS SOUP documented so far border is. throughout New York State KETCHUP on the unreal: music com­ Thick-Rich All Flavors Chicken Noodle POTATOES The standards bureau, to conduct public ing from a bathroom Tomato All Purpose which held a conference on workshops. medicine chest; a huge oil the subject last fall, said He said the questions he refinery shut down for the ’’electromagnetic in­ hears most often concern day because a hand-held terference, primarily in economy and choosing, in­ two-way radio signaled the the radio and microwave stalling and maintaining a cwnoy Fawn ferif jftop automated equipment to ranges of the spectrum, is wood-burning stove or fur­ stop working; music from becoming more common nace system. FULLY COOKED-SHANK PORTIO a local radio station as the sources of radio and Figuring out the emerging from a kitchen microwave emissions in­ economics may be the toaster; an electric organ crease and as more elec­ hardest part. hitting more than a few Smoked s tronic products, including He estimated heating sour notes because of in­ such things as home com­ with electricity costs two tervening radio signals. puters, come on the and a half to three times as CMCKBH BOLOGNA 9 9 \ On a recent visit in market.” much as heating with Illinois this reporter en­ A bureau spokesman said natural gas and about one c h iw IK ir o l l b countered another — a conference participants and a half times as much HAMS(W to radio broadcast, apparent­ agreed there is no plan as heating with wood. Ham steaks HOTorSWKT TURKEY BREAST b ^2®® $|99 Whole 22H)$.: or $109 ly from a “ham” operator currently that ensures the Baker's figures are based or perhaps a cab company or Roast “ lb Shank Half ib Italian electromagnetic com­ on fuel rates and wood C^KEDHAM b ®2®® I Shank Half I dispatcher — crackling patibility of products. The prices (about $65 a cord) in over the telephone line JjA iP IS A BUrCHBl SHOP SAUSAGE spokesman said one expert the Ithaca area. He said HARDSALAMI b. ®2«® while a call was being they’re about the same in A&P-PEPPEBONI, GENOA Of warned the meeting that BEEF CHOW MEIN CHICKEN CHOW MEIN COOKED A&P-K)0%l>URE made. In this particular the United States ” is on the PEPPER ORIENTAL SHRIMP CHOW MEIN all colder parts of the 48 PRO^LONE b®?® FISH Sliced HARDSAUMI ShopRite BOX-0- BUTTER BASTED case the telephone was threshold of an electronics contiguous states. SHRIMP LA CHOY Bl FAKS FlU ET S equipped with a device to revolution and today’s GRAPEFRUIT JUICE "You can pay $2(X)-700 c 3 l e s l a w b.49* iki.Piurt CHICKEN TURKEYS ■ T M ConUlm; 3 BREAST Ons. MEATS increase the volume for a problems will pale beside for a stove, $200-5(X) to add SiererM LI. Battir Wllli Pop-Up Tkiw Aip Froim Aim, Z 3(i6QTRS..3«CI(S,3 hard-of-hearing person, a chimney to the house. If WN6S,3Ga£TPA(XS n-Mtuairg. those to be encountered in » $ 1 1 9 COOKED SALAMI “*rM°® and that may have made it the 1980s.” 10-oz. ■ you have wood available, easier for the radio can I once you've made those in­ (WctFrKMteiM transmissions to be picked SLICED PEPPERONI Write to Buyer’s vestments, you’re in good Geiio-Sticad . up. LAUNDRY DETEDGENT BEEF PATTIES STDATFOIID FARMS STRAWBERRY shape” r i w m i i M i M i 69! Billboard, 315 National TUnOROSSO DOMESTIC PLUM 89! ShopRite ■ FrMlH/.SO.A. #»»»» ITALIAN VARIETIES Both the Electronics In­ Press Building, Dynamo Liquid Baker said an airtight SLICED BACON ^MP(XjCKTAb3;S®1«® Stfo-SHnd . dustries Association, a Preserves b o K $ 4 8 9 Washington, D.C. - 20045 J TOP CHOICE COUNTRY STYLE Tomatoes ^l'’l„59^ CHICKEN LEGS 8 9 t ShopRite Toddler Diapers ...... o f 20 1 stove installed in a base­ & PROVOLONE ^ ® ® trade group, and Bell PRIDE OF THE FARM Frenti WNU Mut-4-e td. * J a a SAL AMI with your consumer A U COlpRS BATHROOM TISSUE ment family room, for SlI^EO BACON K^ediumshrimpI^^^ MoWria Laboratories say in­ Pogfood ,1*2” A l H M v TURKEY BREASTS M®? questions. Sorry, we can­ Corned Beef _ "i„99^ p k p o f a ^ Q C example, w ill do a great S*8'» t OduMiM Ikdcli hum « a a q * I DOG FOOD Creamed Corn 4 ‘ ;/,i 99< Cbttonelle ...... rolls # ^ U.SOA Cradi "A" PEPPERONI terference with telephone not promise direct replies. ShopRite job of heating that room BEEFFRANKS WIEDIUM s h r im p «“^6®®*^ DEL MONTE FRENCH and can even help heat Gaines Meal r,*4” Beef Ravioli 'i‘ 'i„99^ -/" cornTs h h e n s 9 9 .^ M iT dellT“" I ShopRite WHITE Wax Beans 4 .199< other rooms if you install a| a icE D BOLOGNA PRIDE OF THE FARM CUT Broil-A-Foil ... .l59< PEELED OR STEWED HUNT'S PEELED HEFTY fan to circulate the hot aiir , Some Headaches Vinegar s29< Green Beans 4 rn^ Be^ ,h *1” — Install a wood-burning 12 oz. pkg. professor of psychiatry at Drugs can be prescribed, stove at least three feet Johns Hopkins University. he said, but harmful side ONION ROLLS WITH THIGHS BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE BONELESS away from a combustible On% of the maladies effects can develop. Chicken Legs . 79< Pot Roast FRIED CHICKEN wall and on non- ULTREX w?. often unrecognized by doc­ ” We overuse drugs,” FRESH BAKED 9-01 C A f MORTON 2'LB A ^ FULLY COOKED JS ^ combustible flooring such BLADES:&^pkg S / V / c tors because it does not said Hendler. ’ ’Valium is (Not Avail in p , n U ' Meriden or New Biitain) ol 6 MAID RITE PLAIN OR BREADED FROZEN as stones, sheet metal, CHUWBTI show up in measurable one of the most overused BEEFDccr CHUCK BONELESS 21b I POTTING SOIL 99* ENGLISH pkg I crushed rock or asbestos BAYER BIRD FOOD t^ 99* form bn X-rays or test drugs and has a whole Veal Steaks Cubes for Stew z i *1” cement board extending at QQ' DINNERWARE results is the headache, range of deleterious side ra*niri4iiUjB 3IRDSEED T F m ASPIRI Cl. ^ y th stle seed Addition.ll feature items said Hendler. effects. There must be least 18 inches beyond the I BONELESS BEEF LOIN TOP BEEF LOIN-BONE-IN edges of the stove. only 89 each without coupon “ Headaches are the better ways of dealing with ORANGE JUICE worst-treated disorder in stress than popping a pill SIRLOIN $f] BREYERS^^r^b. m —Protect combustible TROPICANA N 7 TBONE $ 0 5 7 walls with spacers. dLWw Mvwci courew^ the United States,” he or taking a drink.” ASSORTED FLAVORS ^ 1 0 9 said. “ There’s is no such If physical therapy or _STEAK 4 STEAK -A llo w at least 18 inches J . I J J j l Fair Winds \ 'c.r 9 9 I j-gal ■ air space between the ■ I 1 B Enollsh Dlimafware I thing as just a headache. drugs do not aid a chronic coni stove pipe and the ceiling. There are about 60 types.” pain sufferer, applied psy­ Qfineral Mercli r . i i l * l l Be sure the stove pipe is 1 T e a cu p I Headaches often are chiatry often helps an in­ ■The Produce Place Health & Beauty Aids triggered by physical dividual live with the pain, properly insulated in a fire With PurdioN of Oni PkQ. of WMi PurdiiM of Or. Coni, of problems that people do Hendler said. WINDSHIELD ANTI-FREEZE barrier where the pipe CHOCOLATE COVERED WHOLE MILK CONTAC ASPIRIN enters the chimney. not link with the pain, said “ We should put psy­ ANNPAGE AXELROD Hendler. He noted, for chiatry back into the role -Q u ickly teach children lYER $ 0 2 9 to avoid the stove. RICOTTA example, that certain of medicine,’’ he said. -79*^ « 3.89' > ol 300 ^ —Keep furniture and types of foods — or even “ Unfortunately it hasn’t .” 89^^ other combustibles at least sexual intercourse — have been there for quite a three feet away. l a s a T r a s i been diagnosed as sources while. -A lw a y s stand to the of headaches. In an effort to learn how side and open the door Headaches and other 214 SPENCER STREET, MANCHESTER modern living is 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER slowly when you add wood chronic pain, such as mus­ Open Mon.-Frl. 7 A.M. - Midnight accelerating chronic pain Open 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. to a fire. Occasionally a m i m t ! . m c m t m n u .i m cle spasms, also can often JWKSBiri M M III LMI 1 .1 . « ro o m b t b u m s itims f m m l e hoi »..■ oatm, cases, Hendler last Sat. 7 A.M. -10:30 P.M. ball of fire will come out as - be manifestations of OKN SUNDAYS 9 AM to 4 PM air rushes in. stress, Hendler said. summer helped found a “ This is the most group called the American ^WCESIFnCTIjjEOia^^ stressful society man has Institute of Stress. In otdpf to .Tssufo .1 siiHicipni n our cusiomers we must reserve the right lo limit the purchase ot sales to units ol 4 ol any sale items eicept where otherwise noletl Not lesponsiblc lor typographical errors Prices eheclive Sun Jan 28 thni Sal Feb 3 197g Copyright Wakelern Food Ctypotalmn 1979 ‘ S.