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Jury Still Out Vol. XCVIII, No. 130 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, March 5, 1970 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 a 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Superior Court jury today was to resume deliberating the fate of Cuillermo Aillon who is being tried a second time on charges he murdered his wife and her Narrow Margin parents in 1 ^ . The jury of seven women and five men began deliberations Friday afternoon and were unable to reach a verdict after a full day I in an episode of Saturday, when they asked for OKs Pay Report Farr, M.D.”? I’ve clarification on four points raised linking of this ever in testimony during the trial. EAST HARTFORD — By a narrow Union leaders say that since the amounts to a 10,5 percent raise over first saw him. — Aillon, 41, is charged with the 40-35 margin, the public works union new contract would be retroactive to two years. Yey, Williamsville, fatal stabbings of his estranged ‘ Sunday voted to accept the report of July 1, 1978 - when the CETA Last year, the fire fighters union wife, B arbara, 26, and her a state fact finder, who last month workers were still working — they and the Town Hall employes union parents, George Montano, 49, a recommended a 30-cent an hour should be paid any increases which ratified contracts giving them salary wealthy lumber executive, and his across-the-board pay raise for all un­ the rest of the public works increase of about 10 percent. employees get. , but no prize. Cona- wife, ^rn ice, 46, in the couple’s ion members. The police union leadership, ipeared in the TV North Haven home on Aug. 14,- However, the union leadership says Town officials maintain those reached a tentative .settlement with “Having Babies,” 1972. it will not sign any agreement until it employes cannot be paid because town officials recently. The union, n turn gave birth to ' is decided if the contract applies to 38 there is not enough money left from membership will vote this week on rt-lived series, "Jii- Comprehensive Employment and the federally-funded CETA program, wheter to accept that agreement. •, M.D.” I‘291 Decision Training Act employes laid off in which IS managed by the laiy of If the police union accept the September, according to Union Hartford, HARTFORD (UPI) - A deci­ agreement, both the police and President Frank Armentano. sion on whether a singM egal The contract proposal from .State public works contracts will go before/ snag could threaten $160 milnon in fact finder Rocco Orlando of Bethany the Town (!ouncil for action there. federal funds for controversial Interstate 291 is expected this week. Federal Highway Ad­ e ministrator Donato Altobelli said Chinese Troops Sunday he would act on state ads from Transportation Commissioner Arthur B. Powers’ request for an interpretation of the federal law in question today. Leave Vietnam Sale ends Powers is to give Gov. Grasso March 18th his decision on the fate of 1-291 Friday. By Uiiileil PrcHu Intcrmilioiiul with the conquest on Friday of Lang general mobilization for the first Pdwers said he has received in­ Peking formplly announced today Son, a strategic highway, rail and lime since U.S. troops pulled out six formal opinions about a law that it has succedoed in punishing Viet­ waterway junction, China had years ago, which amounted to a vir­ could block the funds if litigation nam and was withdrawing its inva­ "achieved the purpose of defensive tual internal declaratiun of war ties up the road issue in court past sion forces, bufsolemnly” warned counterattack against Vietnam. against China., There wa^no sign, Hanoi not to attack the retreating a deadline of September 1983. Ugandan Refugees Li, iij an interview today in the however, that Hanoi intended to troops. A young Ugandan refugee rests in the arms of her sister as Japanese newspaper Yomiuri, said. declare war formally. Just hours before the official New China did not issue any timetable they sit in a bus that will take them back across the Kenyan China News Agency issued the state­ "We have achieved the purpose of Campaign Code defensive counterattack against fur a total pullout,' and called upon border to their home in Tororo, Uganda, Sunday. More than ment, Vietnam insisted there was no "all countries" to urge Vietnam to HARTFORD (U PI)-G ov. Ella Vietnam ... Our tro ^ s brought Lang 200 Ugandan refugees are being sent back to Tororo following pullout and said it would continue stop its aggression against Cambodia Grasso today proposed a fair Son under control Friday. We have fighting. and recall its invasion forces from campaign code limiting total claims that the Ugandan town is now calm after heavy fighting achieved the purpose of defensive The NONA, in a dispatch from that country. spending to 3700,000 by guber­ there between Ugandan army units and Ugandan exiles. (UPI counterattack against Vietnam,” Peking, said that beginning today, In an interview today, Vietnamese natorial candidates and eliminate Shortly after the invasion began on photo) "all Chinese frontier troops are Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trlnh "political espionage” from the wit^rawing to Chinese territory. Feb. 17, it became clear that Lang race. charged that China's peace feelers "(;hindse frontier troops have at­ Son, 9() miles northeast of Hanoi, was were a fraud designed to help Peking However, the proposal sub­ tained the goals set for them since a major target of the 85,000-man continue its war against Vietnam. mitted by Mrs. Grasso to the Libyan Airlift they were compelled to launch a Chinese force. The Vietnamese claimed 41,705 Legisiture would be only volun­ counterattack in self-defense on Feb. The Chine.se announcement came Chinese had been killed in fighting tary since the U.S. Supreme Court 17 against- ceaseless armed one day after Vietnam ordered a through last Friday. has ruled that mandatory cam­ provocations and incursions of the paign expenditure limititations Vietnamese aggressors against are unconstitutional. Helps Uganda China," Mrs. Grasso said the code for The withdrawal statement came as gubernatarial elections would cut NAIROBI (UPI) — Libya has air­ southern town of Masaka toward every available report from Hanoi in­ Carter Offers down on the high costs of cam- lifted 1,000 troops and military Kampala, but Western diplomats in dicated Vietnam would pursue and history— p a ip spending and "eliminate supplies to Uganda in a major effort Nairobi said it was unclear how deep­ attack the withdrawing Chinese. It erfuUy political espionage from the cam­ to prop up President Idi Amin's ly tiiey had advanced. was not clear, however, whether . The ex­ paign trail and protect candidates beleaguered government, The West German Embassy in Vietnamese accusations of new textures from so-called mud slinging. authoritative diplomatic sources said New Proposals Kampala, which represents U.S. in­ Chinese attacks had taken the NCNA m —to . The governor proposed a spen­ today. terests in Uganda, strongly withdrawal statement into account. le. ding lim it of $200,000 in a Americans and Europeans living in recommended that all Americans Militpry analysts in Bangkok said WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the latest plan. . are statewide primary and a $500,000 Uganda were urged to leave the, and West Europeans leave im­ the withdrawal could be the toughest Carter, who apparently made no "President Carter put forward in practi- in general elections. She said such country as quickly as possible mediately, "------part of the Chinese offensive. Viet­ progress in his final round of talks suggestions designed to help resolve with Prime Minister Menachem .some of the outstanding differtnees 1 you're limits would keep candidates because of the deteriorating situa­ T h e re a r e now a b o u t 130 namese forces, they said, almost cer­ bedspreads from “seeking special interest tion.. Americans, mostly missionaries, tainly will attack the troops and try Begin, is offering new proposals between Egypt and Hsrael," the contributions and will negate the The magnitude of th^ Libyan air­ living in Uganda. Many of them to turn withdrawal into a rout. Israeli officials view as “significant­ White House said in a statement. special advantage enjoyed by lift, which was continuing today, in­ already have indicated they intend to To protect against this, the Chinese ly different,” Carter telephoned Egypt's Presi­ wealthy candidates.” dicated that Libyan leader Col. stay despite the dangers. statement warned that the Viet­ But they do not necessarily herald dent Anwar Sadat and .spoke to him lini&gs Moammar Khadafy is giving Amin Diplomatic sources said giant Li­ namese "must make no more armed a breakthrough. briefly “to review the situation in The Economy his all-out support. byan Air Force transports have been provocations and incursions along Begin today planned to meet with light of the Amcrican-Israeli dis­ The sources said l^hadafy^. ferrying combat troops to the Ugan­ the Chinese border after tbe various members of Congress to dis­ cussions over the past few days," the nboiibn. TOKYO: The dollar scored a backing may tip the scales in Amin’s dan capital of Kampala for the past withdrawal of the Chine.se frontier cuss the situation and fill them in on White House said. ftlMSWATIOllWW ■ heavy gain today against the favor in the 4-month-old war with 10 days. tnwps ... his opinion of the peace effort. •Sadat planned a meeting with U.S. During a 90-minute session .Sunday, Ambassador Hermann F. Eilts today Japanese yen. closing at 205.20, Tanzania. These troops joined 500 Libyans "The Chinese government solemn­ Carter gave Begin the revised U.S. and hinted that an important an­ compared with Friday’s close of “Two weeks ago I would have said and about 500 Palestinian Liberation ly states that the Chinese side propo.sals that were the outgrowth of nouncement might follow their se.s- 203.45, in unusually heavy trading Amin is finished," one source said. Organization members already in reserves the right to strike back sion. that drove turnover to the $630 ."But the apparent decision by Libya Uga.ida. Most of the new troops are again in self-defense in case of a the tough daily exchanges that ' Barn nlillion mark. to support Amin unconditionally from Libyan armored regiments-tlfe recurrence of such Vietname.se ac­ started Thursday between the two An official with the Begin party leaders. said, “according to Israeli evalua­ ABU DHABI, United Arab changes the balance of power com­ sources said. / tivities.” The changes, which were described tion, those proposals are important Emirates: The chairman of the pletely.” Kenyan newspapers today reported But in sharp contrast with the XIT120R I) as relating to some of the because they are significantly )NN. Organization d Petroleum Expor­ According to the sources, Libyans as many as 2,500 Libyan and Moroc­ slashing criticism of Vietnam, the •,SUN.1.S:H have no great affection for Amin but can troops were being transp.' , A* Peopletalk more. If there had been 100 kids Conn., who has been working with for counseling and suggested stah^ dining room. killed in one day there’d be an outcry Kurman on the camp safety bill since dards for states to follow. ^ Wednesday, March 7 for this bill,” he said. ' 1967, wrote his colleagues last week Alan J. Stolz, national legislation An e s tim a te d e ig h t m illion urging them to support a similar chairman for the American Camping ’ Lunch: Braised Beef children attend 10,000 sum m er proposal he plans to submit to the Association, said many small church- ala Mode Parisienne, noon, Is Mean Fiddler college dining room. camps each year — marked by an Senate soon. run camps feel the standards would ’ ’ Interior Design: 7-9 MINUTE RICE 32 OZ BONUS PACK ‘1.79 tors say will be a long covalescence to date Chris Evert, but that match average 100 deaths and 250 serious in­ Kurman said although he's impose on their religious freedom. ^ “Pick your own" Fnah Produce Politicking isn't the only talent p.m.. Room B-13, LENTEN FOOD SPECIALSI Senate Majority l,«ader Robert C. at home. It was his second cancer never got off the court. juries, a federal study reports. gathered a great deal of support from ORANGE TANG MAKES°/oUARTS ‘2.39 FOOD CLUB TUNA CHUNK t? ' OZ CAN ‘ 1.29 Sports Dinner: “ Evening FRESH CALIFORNIA^ FINE • MEDIUM OR WIDE PACIFIC PEARL DOXSEE NEW ENGLAND 'Byrd can boast. He's also a mean operation and his second major of Gourmet Dining," 7 WISHBONE DRESSING a OZ*BOtTLE 59* MUELLER'S NOODLES 7 OZ PKG 45* Clam mountain fiddler, and Sunday he operation in a year. The Hard Way p.m., Manchester Country Tiny Shrimp MACARONI DINNER kb.ft 27* BEANS IS OZ CAN 55* proved it — sawing out “Turkey in He underwent surgery for removal Judith Bennett, director of a life Club. BROCCOLI FOOD CLUB CHILI ChowderChowder of a cancerous lung in 1964 and only the Straw" and “Will the Circle Be crisis counseling group in Chicago Tliursday, .March 8 Unbroken?” on a Grand Ole Opry last April had open heart surgery to and senior editor of Forum RECIPES NO. 34 ft 65 Snow s Now I fujldfuj 5 S < PBS special out of Nashville, Tenn. replace a faulty heart valve. Magazine, has an article in the ’ Lunch: Chicken Chow LIBBY'S SHASTA KRAFT The West Virginia Democrat was publication's April issue offering 20 Mein, noon, college dining c Clam MACARONI DINNER '.o '-o ,2f* introduced by country music king room. CORN SODA HELLMANNS Marriage Mellows ways to keep a love relationship alive Ta r t a r s a u c e ' ‘ oz jab ’ ’Introduction to BUNCH A L I M 45* Roy Acuff and President Carter gave The terror of the tennis courts is and exciting. Chowder FOOD CLUB bim a pre-performance call for M icroprocessors: 7:30- 3 b : b 0/ HOT TI { PINK SALMON -• oz c.n ‘ 1.59 said to be a mellower fellow these Next month she'll file for divroce FIRST OF THE SEASON EMPRESS moral support. from husband Henry, ending 15 years 10:00 p.m., Hartford Road day — in the words of one observer, Luscious RECIPE MINCED CLAMS , 89* And how does he like show biz? of marriage. campus. Room 211. MUELLERS “very relaxed and happy ...” Cantaloupes NO Says he, “ I don't know. 1 was a little Why didn't her formula for wedded ’ ’Basic Practical 69« EGG NOODLES OB MLDIUM PKO^ 45* The Dayton, Ohio. Journal Herald FINE WIDE OB BBOAD , nervous. I'm not used to playing Celestial Navigation: 7:30- FRESH FLORIDA .says that's because Jimmy Connors bliss work for ber? Says she, “Some ib DUTCH MAID NOODLES V J 49* before a big crowd" 9:30 p.m., Hartford Road CHICORY OR ESCAROLE 49* FOOD 37 OZ JAB MEATLESS MUSHROOM OR MEA1 of it I learned by not doing. These are FRESH FLAVORED C0NT*3u n EH CLUB 16 OZ JAR 95* now bas a wife he hasn't told anyone campus. Room 216. BREAD CRUMBS 39* COFFEE CREAMER PRINCE SPAGHETTI SAUCE 89* about, and that furthermore, he'll be things I'd follow in another FLORIDA TOMATOES 12 OZ PACKAGE 49' 24 OZ Informal discussion: FRESH Still Tough a proud father sometime this relationship, which I didn't in my LARSONS VEG-ALL VEGETABLES 3 CANS ‘ 1 . CANE MAPLE SYRUP ™ b BOTTLE 79* “Body Imagery,’’ Dr. FLORIDA RADISHES 6OZ BAG 5 f o r 5 9 ‘ ALL VARIETIES LENTEN SEAFOOD SPECIALSI John Wayne, who underwent summer. marriage." CALIFORNIA Kathy Lippavich, LOG CABIN SYRUP K?TCHe"n BOTTLE 99* LIPTON FLAVORED TEA 16 COUNT PKG 69* FRESH FRESH cancer surgery Jan. 13 in which his The newspaper says the terrible- She says the split will be FRESH SCALLIONS 5 BUNCHES *1. Coach/Tnstructor, Trinity INDIAN RIVER WHITE entire stomach was removed, stood tempered Connors — No. 1 in the “amicable-" — no alimony, no child WHEATIES CEREAL 18 OZ PACKAGE 99* LIPTON SOUPMAKER SrB^i? ' b‘«S' 59* Pan Ready support and split custody College, noon. Women’s SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 4„„‘1. Pollock smiling and appeared relaxed Sunday world by estimation of the Associa­ Center. couple's two children. as he gazed over Balboa Bay from his tion of Tennis Professionals — Informal discussion: FRESH KY. GREEN BEANS ib 49* SLICED Dutch Mitid Haddock Fillets Newport Beach. Calif., home. secretly wed Playboy magazine's Quote of the Day 'Homemakers in Tran­ ANJOU PEARS WASHINGTON STATE LB 49* The 71-year-old "Duke” left UCLA 1977 “Playmate of the Year,” Patti Noodles Dr. Christiaan Barnard, at a sym­ sition,” Carol Jodaitis, CARROTS • 4 4 S • 4 7 8 Medical Center Feb. 10 for what doc­ McGuire, last fall in Tokyo. He used FRESH AVOCADOS CALIFORNIA 3 f o r * 1 . posium in Cape Town, South Africa, MCC Counselor, 7-9 p.m.. ■ • LB FOOD CLUB . IOO-. RUBE 3 a . Women's Center. CENTER on Care of the Dying, in support of JUICE GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE cOlil^NER ‘1.29 SALMON STEAK cut ‘2.99 euthanasia for the terminally ill: Ffiday, March 9 FLOWER OEPT s p ec ia l • ASSORTED HANGING BASKETS s. each ‘2.49 FISH CAKES meVm S?b“ve LB 79* “ Medical students are taught they ’Dinner: Swedish lEXCEPT BERLIN AND ROCKY HILL) are champions of life and then go on Smorgasbord Buffet, 6 ASSORTED VARIETIES BURRYS BREADED POLLOCK "slVvE* o5 ‘ 1.29 to defend it. There is one message I p.m., college dining room. 1V$ OZ PKG Produce Item of the Week! LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP 4 ENVELOPES 59* OXFORD CREMES CHOCOLATE PACKAGE -FRESH SSAFOOD ITEMS AVAIIASLE FROM TUES IHBOUOH SAT - would give to young doctors and that 12 OZ PACKAGE Saturday, .March 10 14'k OZ is the goal of medicine is not to HABITANT SOUPS VA^ETIES CAN 39* SUNSHINE WHEAT WAFERS FROZEN AND DAIRY FOODSI l b 3 9 ‘ prolong life, it is to allevate suffering MCC Chess Tournament: Spaghetti Squash KEEBLER , „ 2 r OZ 16 OZ TASTE 0 SEA A open and reserved sec­ VARIETIES PACKAGE UnV al^ ED PKG COD FILLETS 1 ‘ 1.69 and improve the quality of life.” WHEN COOKED THIS UNIQUE SQUASH HAS AN CUP O’ NOODLES 49* ZESTA SALTINES h o o d r e g u l a r I COUNTRY STYLE tions, student center, 11 APPEARANCE SIMILAR TO SPAGHETTI TRY OUR SMUCKERS . ASSORTED VARIETIES 16 OZ 7 0 t 7 . 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(UPI photo) ’ Dinner: Fried Chicken WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI! U.S.D.A. CHOICE-(TOP LOIN) co-star Sandy and Lucie Arnaz, star of Maryland, 6 p.m., college LUNDY CHICORY OR “They're Playing Our Song” ... Kim area, forcing hundreds of residents from FRESHLY MADE dining room. ESCAROLE FLORiOA__^B Novak will be a presenter at COOKED 49' ’ ’ Wilderness Hollywood's 51st annual Academy SALAD FLORIDA TOMATOES '1% 49* Weather Leadership: 7-9p.m., Hart­ HAM BEEF SHEL Awards ceremonies April 9 ... San AND SHOULDER POTATO - COLE SLAW ford Road campus, Room OR MACARONI FLORIDA RADISHES -'•■!» 5 Sa°os 59* Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein SLICED TO ORDER WHOLE OR HALF - UNTRIMMED CALIFORNIA 211. FRESH SCALLIONS 5 b).nchis‘ 1, has announced her engagement to in­ Concert: Pete Seeger, (WIlL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER) vestment counselor Richard Blum DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY Rains Flood Southeast co-sponsored with LB. LB. SOME ITEMS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL TUESDAY .... Jane Fonda and Jack Lemmon Manchester Arts Council, 8 will be in New York Saturday to at­ EDAM OR By Unileil Press International northwest Georgia. p.m., M anchester High WISPRIDE CHEESE GOUDA LB * 2 . 4 9 tend the premiere of Columbia's their deaths — three in Alabama and NEW YORK Torrential weekend rains flooded In Pensacola, Fla,, nearly 5,000 School Auditorium. CHEDDAR CHEESE Sharp LB ‘ 2 . 2 9 FRESH DAIRY DELIQHTSI Sen. Koherl llvrd Dr. (!lirisliaun Harntird “The China Svndrome” one in Georgia. the Southeast from Mississippi to families had to evacute Saturday. THOPICANA WALDBAUMS Six students and a college NOVA SCOTIA LOX SLICED LB ‘ 2 . 0 9 Florida to the Carolinas, killing at professor were rescued from a north Minor flooding persisted in parts of ’The college dining * 1 . 0 0 AMERICAN ALASKAN LOX hand sliced LB ‘ 1 . 9 9 U S D A CHOICE PLUME DE VEAU ORANGE least four people, leaving hundreds Georgia mountain cavern Sunday the upper Mississippi and Ohio River room is in the Student SMOKED Ifl :ioo(i Center. Reservations WHOLE OR JUICE SINGLES homeless and causing millions of after being trapped by flood waters Valleys. LARGE WHITE FISH half LB ‘ 2 . 2 9 Beef Shell VEAL SALE! f l o in ''7 GALLON CARTON YELLOW OR WHITE •tATTLCl [National Forecast dollars in property damage. for nearly 29 hours; Blizzard winds clocked to 70 mph should be made in advance SLICED TO {TQP - BEEF BOLOGNA ORDER l b ‘ 1 . 8 9 Steak t a il ONI LBf2?^ 12 g A late winter blizzard paralyzed Swirling waters forced 200 people made it impossible to measure the at the Main Office at Hart­ SLICED TO ORDER OZ« City Fc st Hi Lo parts of tbe upper Midwest under to flee their homes in Meridian, snowfall in parts of Minnesota. Iowa, ford Road. 646-49(X), exten­ DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF L B ‘ 3 . 9 9 U SD A CHOICE • BEEF PKG 1 . Albuquerque sy 56 27 Ixiuisville cy 62 38 sion 205. ^ HEAT AND Shoulder huge drifts that blocked highways, Miss., where 7.3 inches of rain were Nebraska and the Dakotas Sunday. NOODLE PUDDING SERVE LB 8 9 * Boneless $ * | 8 9 NEW VOAR Anchorage cy 34 32 Memphis f 56 33 leaving hundreds of ^travelers recorded in 24-hour^qA helicopter At least 3.5 inches fell on Duluth,. ’ ’Non-credit communi­ SLICED to OBOEB NUCOA 1 LB CARANDO MORTADELLA l b ‘ 1 . 8 9 Chuck Roast bl^'oe" TUB Asheville ey 62 52 Miami Reach cy 75 72 stranded. was called in to rescue four teen­ Minn., and more than 6 inches was ty services courses begin. SOR MARGARINE 55« Atlanta sv 71 40 Milwaukee sn 38 '31 Veal Chops The National Weather Service said agers from atop a floating car. estimated in northeastern Open on a space-available CARANDO_ _ PEPPERONI _ _ _ ^ OBOEBORDER*? IB b‘3.09 FRESH AMERICAN WALDBAUMS Hillings pi- 37 31 Minneapolis pc 32 17 COLONIAL , the threat of flooding should ease in The storm caused mountain Minnesota. 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V PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Mon,. March 5. 1979 Loss of Mardi Gras R eh a b B id s ^ * A 1 # ^ EVENING nurvmaL/. HERALD, mull., Mon., iviarcn March D. 5. 1979- — rAtj PAGE FIVE T o ta l 1 3 7 MACC Chaplain Advises on a Person’s Self-Value even worse is the frustra­ MANCHESTER - The town’s By Tilt* Rev. manner of my choice. and the circumstances that friends is seen as much in and to the parishioners of on Friday, March 2nd at tion of having to engage in "They Shall Live" a Ended Police Strike rehabilitation loan program received During our lives there are affect it, which if we had their presence as in the Concordia for having a Concordia Lutheran John Me.Nieliolus memorialI a I cconcert o n c e r I activities which hold no in­ many moments which are our choice, we would words they speak. I only five more application last month and Uliupliiiii. Mam-lir»lillcM-|'lll lloiiif dino and Dr, John Fawcett sandwich. Coffee and March ■ 11 ' at Second — that shattered the Teamsters- until next year. Its was the first in­ is hope that a friend from ask or hear the question that part of God's will firmed will continue and which provided subsidized interest for donations to FISH. dessert provided. Worship Congregational Church. backed police union and ended a 15- terruption of ^rnival sine the Germany and Japan sur­ the community will come asked, "Why does God do which at many times rates for home improvement loans. increase in the future. — to Emanuel Lutheran Service begins at 1 p.m. Slides will also be shown day walkout, leaving Mayor Ernest Korean War. Altnough no estimates rendered to the Allies in forward and spend a small this to me?" '‘What have I seems impossible to World War II. Bobby Of the other applications, 35 have Church Women for their Speaker. Edith Preusse, and Rabbi Loon Wind will Mortal a clear victor, city officials on the dollar loss were available, 1945. part of thier time with me. done to deserve this?" accept. It is also been rejected or withdrawn and eight Thompson. Beatlemania — second donation this yeai^ CWU in Conn, represen­ read a portion of the Mar- say. ^ Mardi Gras annually generates $250' Bobby Thompson hit the For every person in the "How can God allow this to reassuring to see so mady it' does seem like only more are being processed. to the fuel bank and for tht tative to Commission of lyrology selections and say Leaders of the devastated Police million for the city. homerun heard around the community who has a hob­ happen?" In faith and truth members of the clergy yesterday. The program if funded through the very first donation (with Christian Unitv, Kaddish in honor of the 6 Association of New Orleans agreed "The union failed to realize how world in 1951. by and interest, there is there are no answers to visiting their parishioners Community Development program. THANK VOirs snow still coming down) to CHRISCON. Babysitting million Jewish people who with city administrators that the important Mardi Gras was to the , . The Beatles arrived on one person in a convalas- these questions, but there in their homes, in the To qualify for the home improve­ — Trinity Covenant the MACC Interfaith Day available. Church Women perished during the financial strain of 15 days on picket community," Police Superintendent the Ed Sullivan Show in cent home who would love is the underlying assurance hospitals and in the con­ ment loans, residents must meet cer­ Church Women for a gift oT Camp, Thank you United collected $1700 this Holocaust. Admission $2.00 lines, coupled with tactical errors by James Parsons said. "This com­ 1964. to spend a little time with that God is in charge of all valescent homes. Their tain geographical and financial $157 to the Emergency Manchester Council of year for U N IC E F and and $1.00 lor students and the union, caused the strike to crum­ munity rose up — it fijled this com­ These events and dates you. that, exists and all that visits do much, not only to guidelines. F’antry. Catholic Women, carry on ecumnical study senior citizens. ble Sunday as officers reported back munity with a deep resolve not to be are presented in order to Whether 1 am thirty six happens somehow occurs dispell fear and loneliness, thus far, $147,857.06 of Community — to Bob Dubicki of 5 NOTH.KS and cooperation at monlhly I III' ( J i r i s i i i i i i s to work without a contract and treated that way.” „ remind us that these or seventy six, I hope for a purpose known only to but also to offer hope and Development funding has been spent Flags catalogue store who meetings. The Christians — begin­ without a union recognized by the ci­ Strikers returned to work hours events happened 35. 28. and alw ays to be able to Him, 1 suppose there are comfort. Their ability to \\Orld Da\ iif P on the program. This money pays for donated 50 Table Talk pies IIII liicaiiN C Me III II I'ill I ning on March 4 will be after overwhelmingly rejecting a 15 years ago respectively. worship my God in the many aspects of ones life Share the word of God with World Day of Prayer ty- the administration of the program to the Emergency Pantry C iiiir c r l seen on Sundays, 10-!' i' city contract offer Saturday night. I would venture to state (CWU) will be celebrated A state judge decides today if con­ and for the subsidizing of the interest The rejection hinged on the strikers’ that if you do remember tempt citations against strikers who rates. Local banks have spent $176,- demands for unconditional amnesty. these events, you are now ignored several back-to-work orders 786.87. This money will be repaid by TT will be enforced. They wanted full forgiveness for wondering just where the the homeowners who qualify for the Strong and belligerent two weeks any acts that occurred during the time has gone. I woulj also Reactor Arrival program. spwS.I’S®' ago, union leaders vowed to "bring strike. The city promised no ask that you add either 35, the city to its knees" and cheered reprisals for those who participated, The first of two 44-foot-long nuclear reactor of the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear power plant. Cummings Appointed or 28, or 16 to your present when Morial was forced to cancel but officials said those who com­ pressure vessels, secured to deck of barge, Anti-nuclear Clamshell Alliance members MANCHESTER — Democratic age and see just how close major downtown Mardi Gras mitted acts of violence — such as background, tied up at the Public Service said they were ready to move at any time to you come to the magic age NEARLY BIRD Town Chairman Ted Cummings has parades — a move costing businesses slashing tires, firebombing police Company of New Hampshire’s dock Sunday block the final' journey of the nuclear been named to the state Alcohol and of seventy, the turnover millions of dollars in lost sales. cars and tossing eggs at the mayor’s after arrival from Tennessee Friday. The pressure vessel from the barge to the con­ Drug Abuse Council by Gov. Ella age at which we become But the first peacetime cancella­ home — could expect department dis­ Grasso. known as one of the elderly tion of Mardi Gras since Reconstruc­ cipline or criminal prosecution. reactor will be moved to the construction site struction site. (UPI photo) within the community. up your copy Cummings is a former state our colorful tion turned the public against Strikers missed one bi-weekly representative and has been active in Inevitable, either in the SPRING (W&MJE i strikers and citizens overwhelmingly paycheck, a check usually three- near, or in the not too dis­ circular at your establishing alcohol abuse treatment nearby Califor store. I backed Morial in his adamant vow times its normal size with Mardi programs. tant future we are all going "to keep the police department out of Gras overtime. Nuke Reactor Arrives; to have to pass from being Emanuel Chureh a young sixty-nine years of MANCHESTER — A Christian age, to be being considered education meeting is scheduled for an old seventy years old. Protesters Picket Dock tonight at 7:30 at Emanuel Lutheran ‘ Will our present faith Church. related p ractices and HEMTE SALE! 2-WAY SAVINGS' Labels Suggested SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - The trespassing" signs. prise. They had expected the PSC to religious experience be first of two 450-ton nuclear reactor The construction site with its move in a (ynn vessel now being WATfe.S Meet sufficient to enable us to pressure vessels that will form the towering cranes could be seen a stored in Somerset, Mass. MANCHE,STER — The Manchester cope with our needs in the heart of the $2.3_Iullion Seabrook scant mile across the marsh. $ 1 The Seabrook plant ultimately will WATES will have a fresh fruit and yqars ahead? On TV Commercials nuclear plant l3^_^^e Public Ser­ "They (Clamshell leadqrsJ think have twin reactors, each capable of vegetable walk at its meeting What follows is a general electric $' vice Co. of New^ am pshire dock it's going to move in the next opyple generating 1,130 megawatts of S^NERAL electric Tuesday at the Italian-American description of what I envi- mail-in rebate on... $1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mikey health habits caused by the commer­ today, awaiting a Trnal^even-mile of days,” Jill Charney of Somerville. power. The heart of the reactors will mail-in rebate on... pENERAL ELECTRIC coulef eat sugar-coated cereal until Ciub. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 sion as important to a per­ cials. land journey to the construction site. Mass,, said Sunday. She said the vigil be the pressured containment vessels m a il -in REBATE ON... his little tummy exploded — but only p.m. son’s sense of self-value AGirls’ 2 and 3-Piece That proposal, one of the most con­ Clamshell Alliance members outside the dockyard had been main­ for nuclear fuel. if he were framed with a border to during the later years of Coordinated Sets troversial in the agency's history, picketed outside the dock gates and tained since 10 p.m. Friday, about Miss Charney said nuclear power Toastmasters show he’s a commercial, and only if life. This description is Three-piece skirt sets or 2-piece has already produced several files of renewed their pledge to block its two- eight hours after the vessel arrived foes plan to blockade highways with MANCHESTER - Nathan Hale viewers were warned vocally they derived not only from my blouse/jumpers. Easy care! testimony, including public hearings .state journey around the Seabrook- by barge from Chattanooga, Tenn. It cars and chain themselves to fences Toastmasters Club will meet WM^watching an advertisement. experience in working Sizes 7-14. Our Reg. 9.99...... *7 in California in January. Hampton marsh. The vessel is too traveled down the Mississippi and in an effort to halt movement of the Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Center JPnaUsjthc suggestion of Robert within a hospital and a con­ • Sizes 4-6X, Rug. g.99.... 6.47 During the new hearings in heavy to be taken by water across the along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. vessel. Congregational Church. To learn Crioate, the man who blew the whis­ valescent home as a Washington, more than 120 witnesses marsh. At low tide, nothing but a '"'The blockade is starting,” signs The multi-wheel vehicle which will more, call 646-7703. tle on the nutritional value of cereals chaplain, but also from my A Boys’ Famous are scheduled to tesify. .short stretch of icy water separated carried by the demonstrators read. take it to the plant site already has Child Abuse own hopes and dreams con­ Big Yank, Maverick in 1970 and head of the Council on The food industry and broad­ the vessel from spectators, who made a test run with 450 tons of dum­ Others said "Stop the Reactor" and cerning my own future. & Blue Bell Jeans Children. Media and Merchandising. casters, among others, condemn the could walk to within a few dozen MANCHESTER - The local "Honk for No Nukes.” A minority of my weights. Two bridges along the Whether I am thirty, six He suggested .Sunday that TV com­ idea as an example of overregulation yards of it across public beaches. chapter of Parents Anonymous will Pre-washed or brushed denim. the hundreds of cars zipping by on road had to be strengthened. of seventy six, I would hope 8-18 Reg., 8-16 Siim. General Electric mercials aimed at children should be at best and possibly a trampling of Guards stalked the dock to make Route lA Sunday did honk. meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in General Electric set off by a border or some other always to be recognized as Our Heg. 9.99...... ’ 7 2-Slice Automatic Toaster First Amendment free speech rights sure no one tried to cross that stretch Arrival of the 450-ton hunk of steel, The route from the dock to the Manchester. To learn more, call toll General Electric Self-Clean II a unique person with his Caldor Reg. Price...... AC/DC Cassette Recorder ^^^.device, the way advertising in at worsi 16 feet diameter and 44 feet high, plant gate measures 7.1 miles. free 1-800-842-2288. 15 97 Spray, Steam and Dry Iron of water, and the barge on which it own inherent worth. Even Caldor Reg. Price...... 29 99 ■newspapergjs-scpac^tcd from news, ejbelieve breakfast cereals, * Boys' 8-Emblem CaldorSale Price...... 12.70 Caldor Reg. Price...... 90 0 7 lay was plastered with "no caught Clamshell'members bv‘ sur­ A.A Group though I might be infirmed Caldor Sale Price...... 24 76 Choate made theprojl regular and presWeetened, provide " Flannel-Lined G.E. Mall-ln Rebate...... 2 00* Caldor Sale Price__ ’ 95'7n MANCHESTER - Alcoholics or perhaps incoherent at G.E. Mail-In Rebate...... 3 qq* eve of five weeks of Federal Trade es.sential nutrition at breakfast and Basebail Jackets G.E. Mall-ln Rebele...... Anonymous will meet tonight at 8:30 times, (or even all the Commission hearings starting today do not increase the incidence of Zip-front in Red or Navy. 4-16. YOUR at 102 Norman St. The group will also time) 1 am still a child of YOUR on its controversial proposal to c(;ack children's tooth decay," said General 4 emblems on front, 4 on back. fSl'illcOST.....10.70 FINAL COST. down on children's TV advertising. Carter Gears Up for ’80 meet Tuesday and Friday at 8:30 God uniquely created in Our Reg. 9.99...... *7 Precision shade selector for perteci 21.76 FINAL COST. Mills, a leading cereal producer, in p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Sun­ His im W . I am distinct toast every ti^me. Hinged easy-clean 'ii" shui.pll at ta p7 In addition, he said, commercials advance of the hearings. Irons 150»/o longer on a filling;17.70 uses m Ti and 1976 campaign manager, day at 3:30 p.m. at 102 Norman St. To from ev^vbody else. I crumb Iray. Chrome body. #T17 end. Includes AC adapter. (Bauariai noi inci.i themselves should disclose the ap­ "The typical fortified ready-to-eat WASHINGTON (UPI) - President "That's the reason almost every ap water Self-cleans mineral deposits* Hamilton Jordan, and other senior Jearn more, call 646-9235. hdve a nahv<. I am of •Team Jackets, Rag. 13.99 . ’ Seeclerk for deUils. proximate cost of any toy or pnxiuct cereal provides 25 percent of the Carter has not yet said he will seek exploratory committee is filed,” she BO'MInule lo prevent brown spots, #F210WH * re-election next year— but he's doing White House staffers. AA contact is available 24 hours value. I have a rtght to live Rag. ‘ Saa Clark lordalalli. more than $2, and include graphic recommended daily amount of at said. ""You can’t raise a dime without • Baseball Caps, Rfg. 1.99 Cassettes (3-Pack), our 3.99...... 2.93 Both Jordan and press secretary daily by calling 646-2355. which is given to\me by symbols portraying relative least seven vitamins and iron," its the preliminary work for a cam­ a committee on record (at the FEC), • Boys’ Knit or Sweat Jody Powell will remain in the White God alone, and onlV God nutritional worth or potential health statement said. paign. whereas you can organize," Shirts, Rag. 4.99...... 3.76 BB SURE ro OUR NSW COLO,FUi CIRCULAR FOR O T H » OBBAT BBSArS OFFERS, House, "at least for the time being," South Church can determine when\He or safety, hazards Choate drew headlines in a 1970 In a major step, the president Most of the 1980 presidential the source said. Dobelle was MANCHESTER - The ad­ will call me home. And he suggested that public ser­ appearance before a .Senate subcom­ authorized creation of ah hopefuls so far, such as Republicans expected to resgn as DNC treasurer ministrative board of South United Whether I am thirty six' ‘CORNINGWARE’ Cookware Accessories vice messages on nutritional or den­ mittee, when he charged that many "exploratory” campaign committee George Bush and Ronald Reagan, SPRING CLEANING AIDS to take up his new duties. Methodist Church will meet tonight or seventy six, I hope that Boys’ Fruit-Of-The-Loom tal health be run in every half-hour breakfast cereals had little to be beaded by Democratic Natiofial have filed papers for exploratory 3Plece Menuette Set The exploratory committee is committees. But the only major can­ at 7:30 in the education wing of the there will always be people 100% Cotton Underwear .segment where four or more com­ nutritional value. The industry dis­ Committee Treasurer Evan Dobelle, (Cornflower Pattern) 'V fy'" being formed mainly to begin raising church. who care about other peo­ mercials for edible products appear. agreed strongly. a Democratic source said Sunday. didates to announce formally are Our Reg. 12.97...... a .5 7 f money for the 1980 campaign, rather The Confirmation Classes will ple. It is a comfort now to Three-Packs for l.,ast year, the FT(,’ offered a plan He .says many c«(rcals have since DNC staff members telephoned former .Texas Gov. John. Connally *5 Just the right size lor cook serve- than to build a Carter organization look around us and see • Briefs, Rag. 3.19 •T-Shlr1s, Rag. 3.49 sloreconvenience. Easy lo clean too. whereby: been reformulated his criticism between 8(X) and 1,(XK) party leaders and Rep. Philip Crane, R-Ill. meet Tuesday from 3 to 4 p.m. in the GACH around the country, the source said. education wing. • dedicated men and women Soft 100% cotton. Sizes 6-16. • Commercials aimed at very of them is less strong. across the country Saturday to in­ • Wlldflower or Spice O' Life who care for their bwmiers Pattern, ou. Rag. iz.sr...... 12.64 young children would be banned. His suggestion for .something short form them the committee will be and sisters in the f ^ ily of • Ads for highly sugared foods, in­ of a ban on commercials seen by formed, probably within the next Church Official Sought ^ you just c«rt beat our selection of 10 God. By caring foiWbers, • FANTASTIK SPRAY CLEANER |.| cluding .some cereals, would be for­ children, however, is different from days, the source said. Contemporary Teapot 3201., Our Rtg. 1.59...-...... 1 HARTFORD (UPI) — Authorities today were seeking I do not mean simply bidden when the audience is com­ the position adopted by most other The law requires that candidates (Cornflower Pattern) *7 the treasurer of a Hartford church in connection with the (. red heart yarns ftilfilling a job description, Our Reg. 9.59...... f .# U • GLASS PLUS With PISTOL prised mostly of children under 12. public interest groups involved. who intend to raise funds for a Classic Cotton 32 01., Our flag. 1.19...... 1 embezzlement of mor6 than $20,000 in cash and some } as always, wa have but caring for others as a SPICE O'LIFE You'll keep the pot boiling, in • And adverti.scrs would have to For the moment, most back the political campaign file papers with securities missing from the congregation’s accounts. — vocation of service. This 'Prime Rib’ Bedspreads Ibis easy-cleaning teapot. •LYSOL TOILET BOWL - pay for nutritional messages FTC's stricter approach. the Federal Election (Commission. Vf • lowest prices CLEANER, Our Rag. 79c ... ,4L ,or*l ( caring for others, this Wlldllower or Spice o' Life counteracting the allegedly bad Forming an exploratory committee Hartford police said Sunday a first-degree larceny • widest selection Twin warrant had been issued for Walter Bartlett, 50, of Far­ vocation of service could Our Reg. 13.49...... Pattern, ou. Rag. 10.97...... 8.70 • QLAD 44ql. KITCHEN BAQSdSci. or allows money to be raised on behalf • best yarns be part time, or full time, 9.88 SOgel.QARBAQEBAQStioci.) $4. of a candidate without having to mington, who has been treasurer of the Horace Bushnell Our Rag. 1.23101.37...... Eacli r Congregational Church for about 20 years. or it could be volunteer 11.76 make a formal announcement. time. However we Set of Two ‘Grab-lt’ Bowls • WOOLITE COLD WATER WASHa .4 Study Says Brewers Asked when Carter would an­ Choose from a rainbow of 18 or, Ou, Rag. 1.49...... I Bartlett has been missing from his home since Feb. 20, schedule our busy lives, I shades in rugged, wrinkle- nounce his candidacy formally, the the same day church officials said they called to invite hope that there will always shedding ribcord. Our Reg. 6,97...... 4.88 • SPRAY'N WASH SPOT party source said, "I wouldn't expect him to a meeting with three bank representatives. every be some time left for those Machine washable. Just the right size, ideal (or leMovers. REMOVER, 1801,Ou, Rag.1.49..,*1 it until the end of the year." Unlikely to Survive the tnVacU of mohiltrtdt | little who might be lonely, or GIFT DEPT. Regular pricei may vary In soma stores. Dobelle, 33, who worked on frightened or simply in Carter's 1976 campaign but did not dowrftown manehester. thing WA§H1NG,T()N I UPI I - The strong regional brewers, including Heavy IMelal need of a friend who cares. hold a title, will be "campaign coor­ number of brewing companies in the Stroll, Gcne.sec and Schaefer COLLEGE STATION, humans. Who among us is not in ® ... .Iw«rfl«»l([;-? dinator " instead of manager. United States has dropped from 404 "The continued growth of the large Tex. (UPII — A veterinary Prof. Leon Russell also need of a friend? That was seen as an indication that in 1946 to fewer than 50 today, and companies will increasingly require public health researcher says conUentrations of lead Whether I am thirty six Mobil 10W-30 major campaign strategy could still more than half of lho.se are unlikely that they grow at the expense of each says banning lead solder in and some other heavy or seventy six, I hope to Motor Oil ('ome from the president's chief aide to survive, a Federal Trade Corimds- other, rather than at the expense of cans and lead inks in metals in food animals can always be able to exercise M obil Our Reg. C ilA „ sion report says the sma(ler firms as they did in the plastic and paper cause brain and nerve TAKE a sense of independence Bernz-O-Matic t p e c io i 68c ...... 0 ^ 01. past," it said. "In fact this process is Limil6qls, per customer, But, the study concludes. coiHpeti- packaging could help damage, stomach and and a control over my life. 21-Pc. Mbtrlc lo w -3 0 already well under way as a result of counter dangerous kidney inflammation, loss Thus far in my life, I have • Oil Can Pour Spout ... 5 9 ‘ tion remains .so fierce among the Socket Set G.E. Soft White .successful beer makers that there is Miller's rapid expansion." buildups of heavy metal in of hair^,oTKl. skin lesions. 12 YEARS OF ARMY ‘ always been capable of M an y S e e k 3-Way Bulbs little likelihood the survivors will The report .says there were 404 making my own decisions. AC Oil Filters companies operating 47V plants in 8.76 wind up with an oligopoly that could I BEFORE COLLEGE. Admittedly some decisions Our Reg. Q O ^ Our Reg. O O 1946, compared to 49 operating 94 were good and some 1/4" and 3/8" drive set 3.69...... ^ bIm Ab Ee. affect quality and prices for beer includes popular size 1.39...... 0 0 Ea. Ryan’s Post NOW If you think you could get more out of college two Sizes to 111 most cars. drinkers. plants as of 1976, the last year for decisions were bad. but melric sockets, spark Versatile lighting lor which figures were compiled. An oligopoly is the concentration of SAN MATEO, Calif. (U PI)-A full . Ijlryears from now, consider the benefits of the Army s s; nevertheless they were my plug socket and any room. 30/70/100 or • Adjuiltbla YOU CMi PUCE YOUR OIIFIIIatWranch. 1.99 a specific industry in the hands of a "There are at least 25 to 30 lineup of candidates just about i-i-new 2-year enlistment. choice. Undoubtedly the carry case. 50/100/150 size. few companies cwperating to set brewers whose long run chances of eliminates the possibility of a clear- A CHANCE TO LEARN, Joining for 2 years does limit day will' come when prices and standards survival are probably quite low," the cut winner in Tuesday's election for a CUSSIHEO RD ANYTIME ijliyour choice of Army specialties. But there are still decisions concerning my NotronSheets report .said. "First, people arc talking about successor to Rep. Leo Ryan, whose i;|:many challenging choices available that will test your s; welfare, and health will in Delicate Studio Pastels It said one report found the have to be made for me. General Electric the Big Five i Anheuser-Bu.sch, s’ -sying sparked the Peoples Temple Sskill, strength and stamina. Plus, we guarantee duty *; [s AY5„ Miller, Scblitz. Pabst and Poors), not average capacity of breweries which Whether I am thirty six Twin Flat & Fitted *30 mass murder-suicide. iiljassignment in Europe. You’ll learn discipline, respon- ¥: 2-Cycle Automatic the Big Three, and one of these went out of busine.ss was 345.000 or seventy six, I hope Our Reg. 4.49...... 3.66 ‘2-ln-1’ Washer If none of the 14 contenders ijiisibility and leadership. Qualities that can make you a :* firms. Miller, has expressed the barrels per, year and "midway receives a majority of the vote, there always to have some real with Mini-Basket 12” diagonal iji: better person. • Full Flat t Fitted, Om Rag 5 49.4.88 determinaton to be No. 1,' it said, through 1976 there were still 21 will be a runoff for the top vote- purpose and usefulness in B & W Portable TV A CHANCE TO SAVE. Starting pay is now up to "This in it.self does not augur well for brewers with capacities less than getters of each party on April 3. life. How difficult and •Queen Flat t Fitted, Rag s.99.7.48 this." i:ii$419,40 a month (before deductions). Plus the almost impossible it must an era of coordination and coopera­ County Clerk Marvin Church • Pillowcetat (2), Our Rag. 4.49.3.88 »249‘ Our Reg. Our Reg. 279.70 99.70 ... tion. predicted a turnout of less than 50 §: Veterans' Educational Assistance Program (VEAP. s be to sit idle day in and day *83 M eulinft rJiunjOK* out — everyday. lloT^ dif­ Watercolor-soft studio pastels in Handles lamily-size load Zenjih quality at an "Second, de.spiie all the effort percent as five Democrats, five •i-ifor short) will help you accumulate as much as $7,400 a lovely blend of machine-washable or just a few essentials. amazing low price! directed toward product differentia­ HEBRON - The Water Pollution Republicans, one American Indepen­ iijifor college. (Ask your Army Recruiter for details.) s; ficult and almost impossi­ polyester/cotton. ble it must be to have 3wasb/spin speed Ouick-on Sunshine* tion. it is not apparent that con­ Control Authoritv w ill meet at 7 D.m dent, one Peace and Freedom can­ A CHANCE TO SERVE. Our country has always combinations, 3 wash/ picture lube, more. nothing to do. Perhaps sumers of beer display a great deal today instead of the posted time of didate and two write-in hopefuls vie iiiicounted on the soldier. It still does. And you’ll be a Caldor’s Own 4-Ply rinse temperatures. 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be in the 'Add $10 for color of brand loyalty. The growth of for the 11th District seat. prouder person for having served your 2 years in the:;;: • Sony 12" diagonal AC/DC M iller itself and the record of large Hebron Elementary School. Orlcif’ ActyNc Sayele° Yam BAW.PortablaTV Two candidates are seen as- front­ ig Army. You’ll gain experience. Maturity. And a clearer Our Rag. 127.97 .....*109 changes in market shares in many The meeting will discuss plans for WATER WEIGHT runners in the race to succeed Ryan, liiMdea of what you want. Our General Electric (Car/boal adaplar optional.) states are evidence of this," it added. a proposed public hearing before a Democrat killed Nov. 18 at a jungle PROBLEM? y Reg. 1.27.. Skein |i For more information, call your local Army*: ( 84* Matching The study also said there are a holding a town meeting to formally airstrip near the Rev. Jim Jones' Time to stock up on 4 oz., Representative. The address and phone number are in:;:: Electric Dryer number of strong firms outside the establish the authority. settlement in Guyana. 643-2711 4-ply solids. 3 cz.. 4-ply ombres. Gusdorf stand for 12” diagonal \ 5fthe Yellow Pages under “ Recruiting." Or call the;* Favorite worsted weight. Our Reg, $ 4 * 7 0 top five. It noted that Olympia, William Royer, 58, a San Mateo 189.70 ...... 1 f C B & W TV’s, Our Reg. 14.70...... 1 0 .b 4 having acquired Hamm and Lone i| number below. x; HOC watci *»« Si. Clary's i.uiXff County supervisor for seven years, > UggetU recommend it CM: DuPont CerllficBlion Mark Availablainwhita only. Star, "appears to bo moving toward has gathered heavy GOP support' Dairvtry and mstallalion optional at aitra charga. The St. Mary's Episcopal Church Call your i national distribution." and Heileman while former San Bruno, Calif., Guild of Manchester will meet $2M "is expanding westward with the Mayor George Coney, 45, received Army Representative Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the church. Dollar SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS acquisition of Grin Belt and endorsements from such leading

(/ PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. March 5. im i. - PACE SEVra Craft Eyes Moons, Rent Review Unit Serving Idanchetter over SO yrs. Sought by Rubin 7U Co MANCHESTER tnm te ^ Survives Radiation MANCHESTER — Ben Rubin has.asked the town to es­ tablish a fair rent commission to review rents charged o pentland The Florist PASADENA, galif, (UPI) - Voyager 1 Although it was tiot yet out of danger, by landlords. 24 BIRCHBIRRH ST. survived intense radiation as it raced past the spacecraft's delicate electronic Rubin, who is the organizer of the Manchester Tenants a Association, wrote to the Town Board of Directors to TEL. 643-8247 Jupiter today, turning its electronic eyes systems withstood the initial onslaught of 3P.M| 643-4444 from the surreaiistic clouds of the giant radiation without apparent harm. The suggest an ordinance to establish such a commission in F.T.D. planet to a variety of yellow, orange and radiation absorbed so far was more than town. MSTR CHS 646-3322 WORLD WIDE brown moon worlds. 1,000 times the dose that would be lethal to He said five cities in the state, including Hartford, have 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN. AMER EXPRESS such commissions. SERVICE The robot explorer, performing human beings. * • n m n ci AND IHiTAlL INOUITRIAL ANDCOMM e S c UL flawlessly 422 million miles from Earth, "Jupiter will remain the domain of Rubin said some landlords have not raised rents during HAS IT! swept within 173,000 miles of the planet robots," said Dr. Bruce Murray, director of the past year or are keeping their rents at a comparative­ colossus of the solar system at 7:05 a.m. the Jet Propulsion Laboratory from which ly low figure. ■ W IWnTIONIIG - REFIIIIXRATION phoiw EST. It took 38 minutes for confirmation the mission was controlled. "However, we also are receiving reports of rent in­ Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 of successful operation to reach Elarth. With its mottled surface of oranges and creases far in excess of the presidential guidelines, NUTIM «Kl SHEH METU where the combination of inflation and reducing rate of M l Broid St. "Everything's normal," reported yellows, lo.was the most spectacular of New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Manchtitff project manager Robert Parks. the satellites observed by the spacecraft's vacancies are creating a seller’s market,” he said. Monchfsitr As it passed over the turmoil of two telescopic television cameras. He said money from the Community Development ROUTE 113, P.p. BOX 3147 . Manchester and Surroundinq I PFofessionol Pork Jupiter’s atmosphere, showing detail as Europa, the next moon out from Jupiter program could be used to fund the work of such a commis­ TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Suit# 106 sion. . 643-2738 * 643-2102 Gallagher small as three miles across. Voyager 1 after lo, is the brightest of all the prop. rotated its instrument platform to satellites with subtle yellow-tan shades Rubin also wrote to the Board of Directors recently to Vicinity scrutinize the satellite lo, a bizarre moon with dark brown streaks. It is believed to recommend again a proposed ordinance that would CAMPING EQUIPMENT that resembled a giant pizza pie in more be a rocky with a coat of ice. require a certificate of occupancy to be issued each time FAMOUS BRAND distant color photos. Earth, which has a lot of surface water a property is sold or occupied by a new tenant. Rubin featuring this week... previously has suggested such an idea, but town officials T m t, core, slupin6 ia s s , air MAnnissEs. TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Closer shots showed a mixture of but little water inside, might look like STOVES, UNTERNI strange' features including what appeared Europa if all the oceans froze, Morrison have ielt it might be expensive because of the number of.. MANCHESTER to be depressions, lumps and fractures in said. If all the oceans boiled away, it inspections that would be required. the crust believed covered by beds of salts might resemble lo. FARR’S HOME NPROVEWIT and sulfur. Ganymede and Callisto, both larger tn it'n tt'n m n a sto n e Ivttifllte MV. Jupiter's tremendous” gravity whipped than the planet Mercury, are less dense Hebron Telephones ^P-eiRE-SPORT 2 m a in STREET the 1,800-pound Voyager like a slingshot than lo and Europa, "leading scientists to OPEN DAILY TO • P.M. J. FARR . 643-7111 i m m • TV 649-3589 around the planet and hurled it on a course conclude they are half water and have Jupiter Probe Topic for Hearing Out 12 ]llf I SMf taking it past lo and the three other rock. This composite photo shows the four large satellites of the planet largest Jovian satellites later today and VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Ganymede may be hald covered with ice Jupiter. All are shown in their correct relative sizes. Ganymede and HEBRON — Hebron residents will have an opportunity Tuesday en route to a rendezvous next while Callisto, farther from Jupiter, may to voice their oflinions concerning the town's multiple Oy factory trained speclallslt year with Saturn. have dark rocky soil with some ice. Callisto are larger than the planet Mercury while lo and Europa are telephone exchange at a public hearing tonight at 8 in the Jupiter's gravity is so great that it had about the size of our moon. Id is thought to be coverec^ with sulfur and Phil Pete Beyond Callisto are at least eight auditorium of the Hebron Elementary School, Route 85. Locicero and Zidek doubled Voyager’s speed in relation to the otherhsatellites, all small. salts, and Europa with water ice. Ganymede has both ice and rock The public hearing was arranged by Rep. Alnysius J. ARCO 0 sun to more than 80,000 miles an hour in 24 Abeam on request of the Heborn Businessman’s Associa­ l l i l P E exposed while Callisto is pritijarily rocky. These photos made by CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING hours. tion, Representatives of the Southern New ^gland 646-5036 Voyager 1 were taken between Thursday and Saturday. (UPI photos) >•• MAIN tIIMT 0M2 101 till U l M IKVII I III M TEI., Telephone Co. will be present to explain th6 split P&P AUTO REPAIR MANCHOm OVI 01 10U (III (OUKI I43-4M2 exchanges. 706 Main St. * “Arco C h.rg .” . Manchester Centennial of His Birth Robert Little, assistant vice presdienl in charge of Conneclicut's largest Floor Covering Deiler revenue requirments will discuss the problem. A representative from the Public Utilities Control Authori­ ty will also be present along with Abeam and members of MANCHESTER SAFES LOCK (0. MERCURY Scientists Honor Einstein he Businessman’s Association. ftV f mkCHF'S’rtR LOCtCSMIfH i-53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) - A mankind.■’ .said institute director Harry fellowships for live,years. S X f ^ l i h i WTfrWM WSMSS Atar-ns L o c s i / / / Phone 646-2756 Sales CofT-D "a t on C "a "g e s ramshackle old character with rumpled Woolf, "and he remained an extraor­ "This gift is not to be understood as a NO SIRVICE CHAROt pant-s and a kitchen-mop hairdo, who often Q Saes 4 S c v c e • Bo’ Oea Vost / dinarily humane, kindly and witty man. " late attempt to claim the genius of Eins­ .eys "S lo e - Repa.'s oi ail - "ds t- disdained to put on his suul^ and who The invited participants, many of whom tein for Germany," Schmude said. , Aiso Ae Md-e Ke,s Sc sso's 4 / ''' •'/ gnawed his pipestem tWough, was were delivering scientific papers and "Rather it is meant as a token of our P'n« rg Shea's Sna’oe"ed j ■ J RutrvtHoni lor • Holfli • Alrllnti • SiHmiMps honored today in a gathering of 350 of the giving reminescences of the genius who respect for Albert Einstein, which in­ SHOPPING 827 Miln SIrett MinehMttr world's leading physicist minds from heralded the atomic age and revised cludes acknowledgement and understan­ i« r three continents. man's concept of the univers^were from ding of his attitude toward Germany. It FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. He died here in 1955, and Pablo Cassals Europe. Asia and North America. They in­ also includes the expression of regret that 646-0228 876-3252 remarked: "After Einstein's death it is as cluded Ifi Nobel laureates. fate did not permit reconciliation with the if the world has lost a part of its sub­ Woolf said they represented "a full Germany of today. 4 COMPLET! UNE OF : WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS R&G AUTO SERVICE stance.” BAG array of scholars in Einstein s fields of in­ ^ The jUbert Einstein award was • Front End Spaolalliti • Tun* Up Albert Einstein, the father of relativity terest " and that the program would not 111 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. ptiaemed at the dinner to Prof. Tullio MANCHEITER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. • Brakts A Shocks • Air Conditioning who had a warm and child-like purity of stress Einstein's role as a pacifist against Regge of the Institute for Advanced Study Mon. - Sat. 10-9 Mon. • Sal. 10-5 J.A. WHITE GLASS COMPANY • Road Sarvics person, was the subject of a six-day the building of the German war machine Thurt., 10-1 FrI. 10-9 and the University of Turin, . The W. lUIN 3TREH 436 CENTER 8T. TsI. 949-3903 MANCHESTER learned symposium sponsored by the or his outspoken battle against recipients of that award often have sub­ n^tifrE Institute for Advanced Study, which he McCurtliyism. sequently received the Nobel Prize. Wedding Cakes A Specialty When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything joined in 1933 and where he spent the rest At the opening dinner Sunday night. Dr. 'fhe 1979 commemorative stamp that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your of his life. Jurgen Schmude, minister of education we CAN T HIDE BEHINO guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, "We can’t hide honoring fanstein was issued here Sun­ ROCHVILtE EVERYTHING IN OUR PROOUCr The event observed the centennial of his and science for West Germany, an­ day. The first album was sent to President behind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors, shower doors, .Albert EiiiHlrin birth on March 14, 1879 and opened the store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars— just to nounced a $700,IMK) gift from his govern­ ((after, the second to Margot Einstein, the • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Westeide Shoe Repair national Einstein centenniel celebration. ment to the institute in honor of the • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY-GLASS mention a few. They are conveniently located in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bisscll Street. For courteous physicist s stepdaughter, and the third to service, please phone 649-7322. "Einstein was clearly one of the German-horn Eipstein It provides a Helen Dukas, his longtime secretary. CLAIROL • 8ATHTUB ENCLOSURES 566 Center Street greatest minds in the history of .senior research professorship and two Manchester • Tel. 643-6285 (HIPS NICE¥ LA. WHITE GLASS C0.Jnc. Aulhorizad "Hanovtr Shot" Stitt Agtnt ' PURNITURB TOPS •PICTURE WINDOWS , Quality repalrera ol Footwear, Handbaga and Laalhar EASY Gooda. Bool Rapair Sjpaclallala. Hand Toolad Balia - A 1 7 0 ' s ' “Bargamol" Braaa Bucklaa. Special Session Asked ■NOW’S THE -HME TO SEW EASIER ALL \ Manchttitr 649-7322 31 BilHlI SL . WITH SINCER-AND SAVE.’ r oven 2 t YCARs expettience Houra: Mon.-FrI. 8-6:30. Bat. 6-3:30. Clotad Wtdt. POLLY BERGEN SHADES f "TSSSK* On Sewers Question 763 MIUCHESTER 2.63 MAIN ST. OVER 45 REQ. 1,59 * YEARS experience MANCI'ESTER — Prior to a special Ihe district voters to deny the town per­ REQ. 3.47 643-1191 MEMORMLCO. vote toniglil of the Eighth District elec- mission to sewer the project, and Mrs. 191 f^ 0pp. Eail Camalery Call 649-5807 torm. Director Robert Hletchman will Gregan hud voted with him. SALE MAIN ST. call for an executive .session of the district Mrs. Grogan's recent position however, A(X MANCHESTER r QUALITY HARRISON ST. rxibb*« X directors to (|ueslion a stand taken by ipiestions the extra costs that the district / pOC«*UOk« 4 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Evelyn Gregan, another district director. might incur by serving as the .sewer (MNffiS 643-1900 Hletchman said he has asked the direc­ authority for the project. tors to convene at 7 tonight at the Whiton Hletchaman said Mrs. Gregan's stand Memorial Library for the purpose of going has cau.sed confusion among the voters m T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER'S into executive session. and he will ask the district directors co-tylen¥ The special vote to ask the district elec­ tonight lo lake a firm stand prior to the 5 INCHES HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING P A P a u t o tors whether they will allow the town to vote 48’s VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK PARTS provide the sewers for the Buckland Com­ In calling the executive session, Industrial ■ Residential • Commercial “ AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" mons development in the North End will Hletchman said he does not wish to cause SAVE «40 52 ESTABLISHED 1934 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. he at 7 31) at the library. any per.sonal embarrassment to Mrs. ON THIS SINGER* « «2.97 (in th« Perking Lol lehlntf REQ. 59* REQ. 4.37 L ocated 27 years at... Mincheiter Green Shoe Outlel) Hlechman has taken issue with a public Gregan, but he is concerned that she was FREE ARM MACHINE. stand taken by Mrs. Gregan the sewer out of tiounds and created a fal.se impres­ 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER TEL. 649-3526 costs tor Ihe district He claims that she sion with her letters to local newspapers NOW ONLY *169“ ______TEL. 643-6793 ______Opan Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 9-S had no right lo lake a stand in her capacity last week. This Stylist* machine as puhlic relations director of the district, converts from flat bed to LEimRC , • «M.| MM infill The executive session will be culled on free arm to make hard-to- parliculvirly since she had voted at a Feb, Ihe t)asis of (|uestioning an official's per­ efferdont 40’s reach places (like armholes SHAVE 'MANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY '20 me.el mg to support the sewering of the formance as allowed under the Freedom and sleeves) easy to sew. project by Ihe district. Hletchman had ot Inlormalion statutes, Hletchman said. And to make'sewing REQ. I • Home impfovementt - Aluminum IRON called lor a motion at that meeting urging everything else easy, it has 3 0 Z . >' •. Ik'- OSTRINSKY SCRAP METAL built-in zig-zag; stretch, EFFERDENT Left to Right... Betty, Bert, Carol, Jackie, ,Sarra, Shelley, and Gail DEALER IN WASTE blind hemstitches and a '“We ejttalce a ‘ijfome out o] a ‘iJtouse" and PAPER built-in buttonholcr. MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. Model 543. 1.03 1.2 7 195 WEST CENTER ST Ro g e r s . a t h e r , Prop. Tal. 843-5735 or 643-5179 * MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-3091 Grasso Urges Carpooling REQ, REQ. 1.70 ARTISTIC HAIR DESIGNS We are particularly proud at Artistic Hair Designs to announce MEN'S NIGHT HARTFORD — Gov, Ella Gras.so has Board of Directors Friday also took two ACU- « 100V. COTTON ANO SILK CLOTHING, exclusively for men only on Monday Evenings between 5 to 9 P.M. Call for an appointment announced an increased state program to Schick IN EMBROIDERY PRINTS AND SOLIDS, GREENS & THINGS steps to support increa.sed and improved TEST • HANDCRAFTED GIFTS IN BRASS. today. encourage carpruiling, WOOD AND MARBLE. Ladies let us give your hair and skin the treatment it deserves, we offer precision hair commuter service from Manchester. The • TEAKWOOD FURNITURE IN BRASS vShc has informed the General Assembly directors endorsed a commuter parking HOME cutting, permanents, hair coloring and natural woman cosmetics. Discover Artistic Hair “ /'hifil People Are of a three-phase program the state will AND IVORY INLAID. lot in the southwest section of town and N ISiee P eople” start. One phase is designed to encourage preg­ Designs, .141 Broad Street, in the Professional Building. Suite A 1 - Manchester. Call: 1146- also supported hiring a full-time security ridesharing among state employees; the nancy 0863. Todav! guard to watch vehicles now parked at the SCMGK INJECTOR 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 5 second will offer state assistance to Burr Corners commuter lot. EASTWEST IMPORTS businesses and industries who establish _ O N T H IS TEST 24 9 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 643-1635 Those two recommendations by Opan Dally to 6, Sal, A Sun. Ill 6 similar programs and the third will ex­ ZIG-ZAG MACHINE. . _ J MON. thru SAT. f to 6 6 4 3 -5 6 9 2 Democratic directors have bejHrSent to THUB8. til • P.M. d a ir y QUEEN pand slate programs for commuter NE ^ 2 0 PRICE NOW ONLY «II9195 ' parking lots the state Department of Transportation With this Fashion Mate* machine, you can select from seven interchange­ and the Capitol Region Council of 9.35 Got A Painting Problam? W i ll Hsipl The Democratic members of the Town able stitches (including elastic and blind hemstitches) at the touch of a lever. * 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Hunidreds of Governments. It even has a built-in buttonholcr. (This machine available only at company- REQ. 10.29 NIELSEN AUTO PARTS SFrviCt fliK fntsnv so'Yiplhing to u l — end service m eent spending owned stores. See your local independent Singer dealer for comparable offer.) M WUKHESTtlL BCHT ONIUi SHUT •lough time with you to help you select Ihe right pemi finish for ih if lOb Designs & Styles Model 360. cotpim neiTM t i^iniic sum 1 ^ ^ SERVICE AND YOUR ro'ure plennir.g See us for painl end service when you plin your neit — ------CLIP ‘N’ SA VE------PROTEIN B'OitCf I PERSONAL J L CUUROL LOW COST PRINTING nn SATISFACTION ARE THE ! <4 Biblp CaII’ TNE CHURCH WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) I 8 lOWP'-AEU iRlPn STILL ACREAT BUY.ONLY*99“ ^ mxnm 21 HSMSS CiBS • S T IT M n . H M U S IN K nnnnnn PEfiSONRL T€€ I Tu Oa Abrt-.i H lS4 li'tv**|onf fhltllpp RIGGE8T PARTS GF Tn Hit Owp Solfft Thh Fashion M ate zig-zag machine is perfect for beginners. With all the basics PAINT CO. P®fion»lliBd Fun A SpoMweii I i t Ovfirom r*! W(t"« Johnson I'K "DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" I 4 4*cnE An Op«i«t on 144 Why 4fp ThPff So Many you n ^ including 11 interchangeable Fashion * stitches, front drop-in bobbin, blind I HAIR MIMi-MAM’RIMIM. GUR RUSINESS. I 7 4«nn|.Df8lh 'onl Ctiurchtt’ BibleGill hemstitch and snap-on presser feet. (This machine available only at company-owned •11 MAM *T. • MANCHMTf. • t4«-ir77 646 CENTER 8T„ MANCHESTER y6uR ^ Oi«i)OIM»ForAnrOcc«ilo'n 11 Ov«»cpmin|tJV#»Cpminn Opp'PAtiOn MILY LIFE stores. Sec your local independent Singer dealer for comparable offer.) Model 368. BALANCeO SPRAY .SEE US*OR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES INDEPENDENT I SALV/VUOH------Home Patpontibililift Telephone Tape Library I XTRA-B • IRv OUR NEW 1-M HNO COPtfS' MON.-FRI. 8-8, SUN. 10-2 SAT. 8-5 *>‘*3 4499| 1081 Main Si., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 I \i Mutt I Do , . .'hilOrtn REQULAR 421 OINTU IT. • MANCHI.TH 7 2 1 MAIN ST„ MAHCHE8TEII • 649-4501 I 7oms««H* IS Otvorct Ano Ptmafnaia XTRA-PROT. Al&PalCocIbo.Owners • Jim Coelho, Manager^ I Ai»tteSpvp« 112 Apyt To UndtrtUnO SAVE ON CABINETS & 9 0 X . I By Failh Ouf CBiidtpo lOX OFF R E a PRICE ON SEWING CABINETS. A variety o f selected Singer* cabinets RUST PROOFING Frank .Arnunt' IIS Due plmo— An • FINE W INES « BEER • LIQUOR • I 17. Why s« iPPt'MfP* 649-7$99 that will fit almost any Singer* machine you have. \ QUALITY USED CARS ItPITOtll I II Wlhil It Spplltn- All«fnati«a To Tra|Pdy TMSISIMIY I BIBLE STUDY 'ETERNITY SAVE *20“ OFF REG. PRICE (NOW ONLY »M9) I )0 No* Is Stull B'Btf US Thp Jud(*m«oi Oiy USMPIE i on a Singer* Upright Vacuum that has an 8-position, dial-operated pile selector. • 1.99 *1.79 9lUf UQVOnS I 218 Oil liSiB Cen'p tfom IP WnaMtMfant Model U-69. 19 OZ. RBQ. 2.59 REQ. 2.39 To 8« lo ti ormiuiu /Ik J ' . V 9 Grooms Tux FREE Spaclallzing In K-MART PLAZA I l»Pd Of tftwn Map' T7 Hpa«*n OR SAVE H6*5 OFF REG. 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EVENING HERALD, Mon., Marcl) 5, 1979— PAGE NINE ^ Johnson-Johnson ^ iHaurliratf r Eupuimj lirralft Letters to the Editqrj Manchester — A City of V illa ^ To the Editor: with the present treatment plant, the property of the Town. They will Mrs. Gregan listed some expenses Sirkka Johnson of Manchester and Eggert Doelling Founded-Oct. 1, 1881 On the question of “ who shall District, as sewer authority, will belong to the Eighth District in one of Johnson of Hamburg, Germany, were married Jan. 27 at sewer the Buckland Commons that may be incurred, but her facts study the situation honestly and give the few areas left for development. Published by the Manchester Punishing Co.. Herald Square. Emanuel Luheran Oiurch in Manchester. ^project,” Mrs. Gregan made the are not necessarily so. The District you the tme facts. The District has cooperat^ with Manchesier. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. John­ ^ajor point when she said "the would not be forc^ to pay for over­ The District would maintain the the Town in the past but that does not son of 75 Pleasant St., Manchester. The bridegroom is the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Member! United Press imernationat se w rs will go in — either by the sized pipes since it will be the sewer lines up to Buckland Commons and mean we must make decisions that son of Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Doelling of Hamburg, Ger­ TownSitjhe District — but they will authority and wilt then make the would be compensated with the are detrimental the the best interests many. Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor go in." Theritest important question decision on what’ will be put in and sewer fees collected. I have not for the future of the District. To sur­ Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank'A~ Bu^banR.Ik. MManaging i ■ “Editor ■■■ The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran is "Who Do You Tmst to Handle This how it will be paid. heard of three pumping stations vive and grow, we must plan ahead. Church performed the dotible-ring ceremony. Mel Situation?" Will the interest of the The major costs for engineering except for those withing the Com­ The more taxes we collect the lower Lumpkin was organist. Julia Blue of New Haven was taxpayer and the District be the first and inspection will be paid by Map mons which Map said they would the tax rate would be for all. sloist and Rebecca Carson of Norwich, flutist. r r • consideration? Past experiences Associates. Any cost to the District maintain. Any other expenses will be The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore her f understand Mr. Cummings wants calculated in the sewer fees collected ’ I mother's gown of ikory satin designed with square, should have taught us some impor­ would be repaid with sewer charges his consolidation forces to vote to Foreign Commentary from Map. scalloped neckline, dropped scalloped and gathered tant lessons. Remember all of the from Buckland Commons. give the sewer authority to the Town, waist, and full train. She wore baby's breath and purple stories we heard about the Penny The addition of these sewers will Connection charges are to be paid and we all know what fi* wants to Clarion Z. statice in her hair and carried a Victorian bouquet with project, both before and after the not increase the District's share for for the developer for ten years happen to the District!! Obviously roses, ivy and mixed flowers. construction of a new sewage treat­ because he will pay to install the line. |{ifliiir«l W. Wliilt* Jr. Jofly Ann Collinn Thrretia M. I.upacchino fact? that can mean only one thing; It’s Mrs. Suzanne Howroyd of Manchester served as Iran: Struggle We must keep the control of the ment plant or improvement to the That is not a loss to the District but a best to keep the authority in the matron of honor. sewers in the hands of the District present one. The Town Board of profit after the ten years when we Eighth. We have nothing to lose and Martin Johnson of Manchester, the bride's brother, where we know we w ill be told the Directors is denying the District’s will then collect the charges. Meters everything to gain!! served as best man. Engdged Between Rivals truth and where the people will not rights as a co-owner to the present would not have to be installed Be sure to vote on Monday night at A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, be ignored. Here the^wople make the plant, even though we paid our share because Mr. Giles of the Town, the Whiton Library and refuse the after which the couple left for Blantyre Castle in Lenox, stated at the last meeting that they (iower-Whilf Luiiac'chino-GuHtumarhio ® bachelor's degree in Mass., in the Berkshires. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - It is the Liberation Organization (PLO), final decisions affecting their own to build it. Certainly they will not ask Town's request to sewer Buckland communications and political Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the whose leader Yasser Arafat recently future. We cannot afford to give us to'share the cost again! The whole are not using the sewer meters we Commons. VOTE NO. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Agostinelli of Mrs. Johnson, a graduate of Boston Conservatory, The engagement of Miss Theresa science. She is now in her last year at white-bearded old holy man of Islam, concluded a triumphal six-day tour of away any more of our valuable Town will carry that expense, every now have. Also the Town is charging Manchester announce the engage­ teaches privately in the area. (Berggren photo) Sincerely, Margaret Lupacchino of Manchesier ^he Washington College of Law at the taxpayer will pay regardless of the sewer rates on the volume of ment of Mrs, Agostinelli's daughter. whose portrait stares enigmatically the country. assets. For our own protection and Betty Sadloski to R. Darroll Gustamachio of New and is employ^ part-time from buses, cars, hotels, shop win­ Opposed to the Fedeyeen is the strength we need to build the District where he lives or who puts the water consumption. Buckland sewers 48 Hollister St. Marion, to Richard W, White Jr. also as an accountant in the Office of the York City, formerly of East Hart­ up — no divide it up! sewers in, but if there is a problem will bo in some of the most valuable Manchesier, Ct. of Manchester. She is also the Controller at the university. Mr. and Mrs. Eggert D. Johnson dows and jacket lapels. Mojahiden, an odd mixture of daughter of Edwin Gower of Butte. ford. has been announced by her Mr. Gilbert! graduated from Yale His followers say he has given the Moslem piety and socialist Mont. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clement University in 1972 with a bachelor's nation back its respect and its soul. philosophy, led. by Massound Rajavi Mr. White is the son of Mr. and Lupacchino of Manchester. deeree in anthropology. He received But who’s running the country? and somestimes described as Jack Anderson Mrs. Richard White Sr. of Mr. Gustamachio is the son of Mr. Premier Mehdi Bazargan, the “ Khomeini’s firepower.” In many his Juris Doctor degree, cum laude, MLCT to Honor Dr. Jahoda Manchester. and Mrs. Ralph Gustamachio of East dour, 71-year-old chosen by Khomeini respects its demands parallel those Hartford. from the Washington College of Law, Miss Gower graduated from to run the country following the of the Fedeyeen. Miss Lupacchino graduated from The American University, in 1975. He Probes Left Solomon Bitter Manchester High School and is shah's departure and the short-lived The coming togethef of the tWo employed East Catholic High School in 1975 and is an attorney with the U.S. Depart­ Prior to Film Presentation WASHINGTON - General Ser­ ting' s Department the FBI agents tried to find out from sheepish about it,’’ Solomon recalled. ment of Justice, Antitrust Division in government of Shapour Bakhtiar, groups last year ultimately toppled to placate the powerful Speaker if Store. from Manchester Community vices Administration boss Jay GSA officials just when their boss Washington. the shah and humbled his elite army, The FBI investigation strikes some they’re to liave any chance at all of Mr. White, also a Manchester High College in 1978 with an associate's by his daughter, also a biologist^ publicly laments his limitations as a MANCHESTER - Dr, William J. serve complimentary refreshments Solomon, whose zeal in ferreting out was packing it in. ohiervers as yet another example of getting- Administration programs School graduate, served as a degree in secretarial science. She is The couple is planning a May 26 photographer, will be shown. during the intermission. post-revolutionary leader. the most sophisticated fighting unit Jahoda will be honored by members corruption in the scandal-ridden The FBI interviewers also seemed the Carter administration's shabby through Congress. sergeant in the II.S. Army. He is employed as a medical secretary. wedding at St. Bartholom ew's Tickets for either the dinner The nation's new political struc­ in this part of the world. and guests of the Manchester Land The program has been arranged by agency has apparently angered the particularly anxious to find out treatment of the GSA chief. Earlier Mr. Gustamachio graduated from Church. ture is to be shaped by a referendum But at least 1,500 persons died in Solomon remains "mystified” at employed at Mai Tool in Vernon. Conservation Trust at a dinner at Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman, and/or the film program may be ob­ Carter administration, was the whether Solomon’s daughter was East Catholg: High School in 1975 and this year, it was reported that the the treatment he has received from a The couple is planning a June 9 Cavey's on Thursday, at 5:30 p.m. assisted by Mrs. Florence Field, tained or reserved by calling the scheduled for March in which voters the months of political turmoil and target of an FBI investigation last from the Institute of Audio Research engaged to a high-ranking GSA of­ White House was quietly trying to president he was trying to' serve wedding at St. .fames Church in The dinner will precede the MLCT's dinner reservations; Horace Brown, MLCT office at 257 E. Center St., 646- will be asked to approve an Islamic the Iranian people are in no m W l to in 1978. He is a member/of the Audio month. ficial. (She wasn’t, and isn't.) ouse Solomon from GSA. honestly and efficiency, according to Manchester. (Olin M ills photo) double feature film program to start flyer distribution; Mrs. Robert 2223, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. republic based on rigid — in Western forget. , Silver Jubilee , “ I think it was total harassment." The likable, straight-talking 57- Engineering Society angthe National at 8 p.m. in the Martin Sch^l, the Taylor, printing; Mrs. Lawrence During evening hours, call 649-7686 or eyes harsh — Koranic law. Khomeini’s victory over the shah, Why Carter is so determined to get intimates. "They’ve treated me like Academy of Recording Arts and MANCHESTER — On June 6 St.' one source told » year-old Solomon was reported by CollinH-Golino same night. / Handley, mailing, and Mrs. Rockwell 649-5678. Tickets for the program are The final draft has not yet been now exiled in Morocco, and his now rid of Solomon is not clear. Some say an outsider," he has complained to Sciences. He is.employed as a recor­ Maurice Church will celebrate its Potter, publicity. Mrs. Alexander us. “ It reminds \ close associates to liave been furious “ Bermuda, Land and Sm ." an 80- also available at Regal Men's Shop, published but already is being shattered army resulted from his the GSA boss was too open with the friends. silver jubilee as a parish. The first me of the Nixon ’ 1 The engagement of Miss Jody Ann ding engineer at Secret Sound Studio. Marsh and Glen Law have arranged Main Street. Admission for MLCT about the investigation. “ Jay was press about the GSA crackdown; he And the GSA’s cleanup man still pastor of St. Maurice Church was minute color movie made and debated. successful appeal for a general New York. N Y. an exhibit about the program at the members and their families is free, days,” com- ^ gfl pretty hacked off.” one intimate put got too much favorable publicity, and Collins of South Wind.sor to John F. The Rev. J. Ralph Kelley. - narrated by Dr. Jahoda. an eminent If the referendum is held — and strike. feels the president is not fully aware Golino of East Hartford, has been an­ The couple is planning a June 9 naturalist-photographer, and Connecticut Bank and Trust Com­ but tickets are required because of mented another V \ it. dimmy Carter got too little. of the extent of corruption at the wedding at St. Isaac Jogues Church The church plans a series of events there aremany “ ifs" at this stage — But the strike, disastrous for the nounced by her parents. Mr. and "Galapagos, Seabird Haven," made pany at the Parkade. Mrs. Victor the limited seating space at the Mar­ disgusted insider. in a telephone interview with our Another theory is that Solomon has agency. Neither Carter nor his chief in East Hartford. (Fine Arts photo) in celebration of its anniversary in­ it won’t necessarily settle Iran's country’s economy, was spearheaded Mrs. Robert Collins of South Wind­ Herring and Mrs. Wally Irish will tin School. The Justice associate Gary Cohn, Solomon cluding a parish dinner, parish dinner future. « by oilworkers on whom the country’s simply stepped on the toes of too aides have asked him for details. .sor. Department in­ acknowledged that he had com­ dance, concert, teen-age event, That may be decided in the economic fate now desperately many powerful people as he pursued Solomon has confided to friends, and Mr. Golino is the son of Dr. and sists the FBI in­ plained about the investigation to children's jubilee mass, jubilee mass teeming bazaars and thronged depends. Oil workers at the moment his houseeleaning chores. This harks as far as he knows the White House Mrs. Emanuel Golino of F:ast Hart­ vestigate Solomon in response to a both FBI Director William Webster ford. celebrated by the bishop (Father Births streets and alleyways were people are meeting home production needs, back to Solomon's ouster of his depu­ has never received a detailed complain that his confidential assis­ and Attorney General Griffin Bell. “ 1 The engagement of Miss Barbara Kelley, homilist) followed by a ty Robert Griffin, whom he con­ briefing on the scandals. Miss Collins graduated from South will align themselves with one of two but falling far short of export tant was conducting private business I'jjception and a parish picnic. illiiiiiiH, MelisNU .Michelle, a thought it was out of line," he said. sidered to be less than enthusiastic Footnote: An FBI spokesman Windsor High School in 1974 and is Claire Fee to Benedetto Giliberti. Willimantic. Her maternal great­ powerful para-military groups. targets. at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal for her boss on government time. "I resented it ... 1 resent anyone about exposing the agency’s scan­ denied there was anything special employed at Barclay. Brown & both of Washington, D C., has been daughter of Melvin P. and Sandra grandmother is Mrs. Mary C. Koenig The Fedeyeen, which is Marxist Mea'nwhile, teeming millions of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The investigation turned up no questioning my integrity." Kavanagh. Inc. In East Hartford. Mr. announced by her parents, Mr. and Foertsch Williams of 81 Farmstead dals. about the investigation of Solomon (Coffee Hour of Baltimore. Her—paternal great­ Charles C. Hathaway of Custer, S.D. but disclaimsany Moscow control or workers watch the Mojahedin, the evidence of wrongdoing by either Golino graduated from Northeastern Mrs. .lames E. Fee of Manchester. Road, East Hartford, formerly of Solomon said he spoke first to Bell Solomon won that battle, but it and insisted that It was just part of grandmother is Mrs. Frederick Her paternal grandmother is strings to the local Tudeh communist Fedeyeen and the Khomeini zealots University in 1977. He is employed as Mr. Giliberti is the son of Mr. and MANCHESTER — A coffee hour, Baltimore, Md. She was born Feb. 10 Solomon or his assitant. But the over­ about the matter, and the attorney may have cost him the war, because the overall GSA probe. He said the Williams of Willimantic, Margaret Schmidt of Custer, S.D.- party, is believed to command maneuver for power. The people will a broker with Merrill. Lynch. Inc. in Mrs. Benedetto (iiliherti of Garden which is open to all men and women at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal ly thorough gumshoe work, and the general promised to' check into it. Griffin is a clo.se friend of House agents reported directly to the City, N Y. of the community, w ill be held Her maternal great-grandmother is between 10,000 and 15,000 activists decide in coming weeks which side Hartford. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Scliinidi, Kalv Elizahclh, a direction that the investigation look, Subsequently, a Justice Department Speaker Tip O’Neill. The Speaker Justice Department, and therefore Miss Fee graduated from the Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Emanuel Mrs. Russell Hathaway and Mr. and trained in political propaganda and gets their support. That decision may The couple is jilanning a June 2 August Foertsch of Baltimore, Md. daughter of Michael L. and Susan smack more of a politically inspired official told Solomon that IheFBl had took umbrage at this affront to his the FBI would have no comment. A American University in Washington Outreach Center, 64 Church St. Her paternal grandparents

\- ij-. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. March 5. 1W9 ■ EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 5, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN ( ObItuariM ) BoRrd Will Discuss Caroline F. Ruggiero Streaking UConn Five No. 1 in N.E. GLASTONBURY - Caroline F. Ruggiero, 51, of 80 House Drive died Evaluation Forms Saturday night at Middlesex By I.Kiy AUSTER trip to the NCAA Tournament in four confusion.” first-half help from Jim Sullivan, LaVigne defended. ____ Thompson had 16 points and 11 Memorial Hospital, Middletown, EAST HARTFORD - School ad­ Teachers will be given ratings of years, its first since 1976. "One time I heard Sly (Williams) shadowed URI top scorer Williams. It was 41-41 with 12:11 to go. In the rebounds and Mike McKay 14 m inistrators will present a new llerulil S|H>rtnKriler from injuries suffered in an special commendation, satisfactory, UConn, 21-7, winners of five in a, come down the court and yell 'man'. He performed his task toroear next four minutes both sides missed markers to top Connecticut, which automobile accident in Portland. evaluation form for teachers, nurses unsatisfactory or not applicable. It started to peak at the right row and 10 of 11. will face an old We were in a , zone,” exemplified perfection as the 6-(oot-7 junior front four shots and turned the ball over was 21 for 51 (41.2 percent) from the State police said Mrs. Ruggiero and clerical workers to Brard of In other business. School time and how far it can go is a “friend" in the National Tournament Husky Tri-Captein Jeff Carr, who New Haven had 1 point at the half twice. Thompson ended the drought field and 16 for 21 from the foul line. was involved in a head-on crash on Education members tonight at 7:30 Superintendent Eugene Diggs question. The Huskies are paired with 25-3^ h a d -p o in ts , 10 in the second half, and finished with a season-low 9 for the Huskies at 7:54 with a three- Wright was the lone Ram in double Route 66, Portland, with a vehicle p.m. at Penney High School. proposed an increase in the price of But one thing is certain. Syracuse University in a second and 8 rebounds in the championship points. Williams was 4 for 17 from point play. Roland Houston and Carr figures with 14 points. URI was 24 for driven by Paul J. Kohler, 29, of Jerry Marcus, assistant certain food items in the school lunch UConn is the 1979 ECAC New round tilt Saturday afternoon at th the floor. traded single digits from the charity 69 (34.8 percent) from the field. Cobalt. superintendent for personnel, program Friday. Providence Civic Center at a time to -eshman sensation Corny Thomp- "The No. 1 rule is stay on his left stripe with Houston dumping in an UConn down the stretch has released the forms Friday as part of England Division I basketball Kohler and a passenger, Most of the increases in a la carte be announced. son,V6-foot-8, 230-pounder out of hand, sit on his left hand. He doesn’t offensive rebound with 4:54 left for a exhibited agressive defense. It the*board's agenda. Jacqueline Corriere, 23, of items are five cents. champions. The winner advances to the East Middletown High, was named the like to go to the basket with his 45-44 UConn lead. junked sitting back in a 2-3 zone and Middletown, were (isted in stable The new forms will be used for an­ The salad plate would increase The streaking Huskies laid claim to Regional semifinals and finals March tournament’s most valuable player right,” LaVigne quoted the scouting But then it was quickly over. Bob instead went at people. Against URI, condition today in Middlesex nual evaluations of teachers, nurses from 75 cents to 85 cents and chips the title Saturday afternoon with a 16 and 48 at Raleigh, N.C. but there would've been no argument report. Dulin drove down the lane and added it utilized a triangle-and-two, Memorial Hospital. and clerical workers. The foTms are would rise from 20 to 25 cents. 58-50 verdict over defending titlist "It’s like a dream come true. I said if Carr or Randy LaVigne had been Rhody, 20-8, which received a bid two free throws, LaVigne made both diamond-and-one. Mrs. Ruggiero was born June 12, the result of more than a year of In the high schools)S*a

EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 5, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN White Not Excess Baggage ^m an Enters ^ Training In Uniform of Golden State league Winner Circle margin to one 10 seconds later. The NEW YORK (UPI) - The Sunn 119, 76cm 94 Cleveland. Thompson scored 10 of his Kings were able to force a jump ball Camp ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — For a 23-year-old newcomer who Boston Celtics figured he was Walter Davis scored 26 points to game high points in a 37-point third excess baggage, an aging on the inbounds pass and even won top seven Phoenix players in double period that proved decisive for the had to worry about qualifying for the PGA tour, much less win­ the ensuing tap. But they couldn’t figures in an easy win over faltering Blazers. ning golf tournaments, Bob Byman was incredibly confident - player whose better days were manage a shot before time expired. Notes Philadelphia. Alvan Adams had 23 Burks l.'(2, Ollies 122 ------about his chance to take the $250,000 Citrus Classic. behind him. The Boston Celtics John Lucas added 25 points for the points, Paul Westphal 15, Don Buse Marques Johnson s c o r ^ ^ game- Byman shook off bogeys on the 9th, were wrong. Warriors and Otis Birdsong Ipd the and Joel Kramer 12 each and Alvin high 36 points, including^in the first 10th, and 13th holes Sunday to finish Tucson Open. Kings, losers of four straight games, Jo Jo White can still play basket­ quarter, and Brian wHters added 21 with a par 71 for a four-day total of Byman found success on the inter­ with 25. NEW YORK (UPI) - Ozzie Smith national circuit, however, winning ball and some of the hotshot to lead Milwaukep^in its rout of 278, forcing a sudden-death playoff The Kings held a 13-point lead, 60- drove in one run and scored another tournaments in Japan, Scandinavia youngsters around the NBA could Boston. The victory snapped the manager of the Cincinnati Reds, but with PGA tour veteran John 47, at the half and a six-point margin, added the call was a personal one and Mexico. stand to learn a lesson or two from I ) Bucks’ 11-game (road losing streak. Sunday to lead the San Diego Pad.res Schroeder, who carded a 70 in the the nine-year veteran. 81-75, after three quarters, but the concerning the well-being of Ander­ Byman’s composure was startling Nuggets I l;i, Lakem 99 '■ to a 3-1 victory over Japan’s Yukult fourth round. Warriors hit 12-of-18 shots in the final Scott and Ted McClain 10 apiece for son and his family. considering the fate of some veterans Now playing for rebuilding Golden Dan Issel scored 25 pointy and Swallows in a spring exhibition Byman played par golf on the 15th period to gain a 104-104 tie after Phoenix. Julius Erving led the 76ers game. State after a lengthy and dis­ C’harlie Scott s c o t^ eight ofJnis 18 New, York Mets Manager Joe and 16th playoff holes, and won $45,- who tried to conquer Bay Hill. After regulation. The win was only the se­ with 20 points in only 31 minutes. Five San Diego pitchers limited the tinguished career with the Celts, points in a fourth-qilarter rally that Torre listed Tom Hausman, Pat 000 and the championship when 54 holes. Lee Trevino withdrew in cond in Golden State’s last 21 road Bullets 129, Spurs 128 .lapanese champion Swallows to six Zachry, Craig Swan and Nino disgust at the 11 he scored on the Class !VI Champ Mary Mayhe v White scored 30 points Sunday to help helped Denver snap a lo u r-g ^ e win­ Schroeder bogeyed the final hole. 4 games. Tom Henderson scored six points hits while striking out 11 batters and Espinosa — all right-handers—as his dogleg sixth hole. Lon Hinkle, tour the Warriors to a 11 LI 10 overtime ning streak for I^ s AugelOT. Three golfers tied for third at 5- to give Washington a victory over Smith tripled to drive in one run in probable starters when the Mets money leader, didn’t even make the victory over Kansas City, snapping a’ SuperSonics ri9, Rorkels 109 under-par 279 - Hale Irwin with a 3- San Antonio in a meeting of NBA the third inning and scored on an open the season in Chicago April 5. cut. Palmer, who spends his winters 15-game winning streak at home for Elsewhere In the NBA, Phoenix Lonni^ Shelton broke out of a under-par 68, Sunday, Bill Rogers the Kings. division leaders. Henderson hit two error while Steve Brye’s single in the Chris Speier was in uniform Sun­ at the course, finished the fourth routed Philadelphia 119-94, free throws with 20 seconds left to slump with 28 points to help offset the All-Arouiid Title Clifford Ray hit two free throws day. hut the Montreal shortstop was round with an 80 and made $555 for Washington edged San Antonio 129- 36-point'v scoring of Moses Malone, fourth drove in the Padres’ final run. give the BulleU a 125-122 lead. unable to work out as he continues to his total of 10-over-par 294. with 14 seconds remaining in the 128, Portland got by Cleveland 106- helping Seattle down Houston. ’The The Chicago White Sox had their overtime to provide the Warriors Trail Blazers 106, Cavaliers 102 first intrasquad game Sunday, and take treatment for a pulled ligament PGA “I played awfully well to be 6- 102, Milwaukee downed Boslon 135- Mychal Thompson, starting in victory moved the Spnics within one with the victory, Ray's two foul shots 122, Denver outscored Los Angeles Thad Bosley had three singles, a dou­ in his lower back. Meanwhile, the under," acknowledged Byman. ”I To Mary MayheM^ place of the injured Maurice Lucas, game of Los Angeles in the battle for gave Golden State a 111-108 lead and a 113-99, and Seattle toppled Houston ble and a stolen base to lead Bobby Expos are awaiting word from with a 69, and Andy Bean with a 70. • started out particularly well on the scored 25 pmnts to lead Portland over first place in the Pacific Division. Bean led the first and second rounds basket by Sam Lacey narrowed the 119-109. Winkles' team to a 3-0 victory over Phoenix, where free agent catcher first nine and birdied three of the Freshman sensation Mary Mayhew of East Catholic High con­ the Joe Sparks. Duffy Dyer has been taking treat­ over Arnold Palmer’s demanding first five holes. And the first three In other news from the baseball ment fob muscle spasms in his back. 7,100-yard Bay Hill Country Club days were nearly flawless." tinued to add laurels to her trophy collection as Saturday she course. Man in Penalty Box camps Sunday, the Boston Red Sox Rookie pitcher Byron Wilkerson it wasn't until the 17th green Sun­ annexed the state Class M all-around gymnastics title at Basketball have not played a single exhibition was struck by a line drive off the bat "Players like good. hard, fair golf day that his nerves caught up with Haddam-Killingworth High. courses," said Schroeder, who won game yet this spring, but Bill of Mike Vail during hitting drills Sun­ him, The Eaglettes took third in the hreiheit, Cyndi Betts, Janice Boser, $27,000 for his second-place finish. iM E B F v rm Campbell's million-doHar arm day, becoming the first casualty of “My heart was pumping loud. I team standings with a total of 79.80 Kathy Connelly and Noreen Callahan Whalers* Downfall already is sore again. The reliever the Chicago Cubs’ spring training Almost every well-known golfer could feel the blood flowing. My goints, trailing Hand High (90.25) and also competed for East and added to Regular season and playoff action showed up out of respect for Palmer, Morgan High (80.85). its score. took place Saturday night at llling, CYO took it easy all winter, repeating camp. Wilkerson. who coughed up muscles tightened up," Byman said. part owner of the course. Mayhew took the individual cham­ Emanuel of Manchester took two Assumption Junior High e n c ^ the ~ observers, it was special exercises prescribed by team blood after being hit, will miss at "It really started to hit me on the "We had a fine season and the girls Byman came because he has been 17th tee," pionship with a total of 32,60 points, verdicts to close out the regular season yesterday losing td Holy Claude St Sauveur s power play that won the game for the Cin­ physician Dr. Arthur Pappas. And in least two weeks although x-rays did a great job all year,” noted East trying to win an event on the PGA By th e tiine a television k e e p in g all four events. She took the Coach Mark Benoit. season phase of the schedule, dow­ Rosary of Ansonia, 34-32, in Hertford cinnati Stingers. But to New England Whalers’ Coach Bill Di- his first fevreasy tosses this spring, proved negative. in Regional Deanery Tournament things appeared to be improving. St. Louis Cardinals Manager Ken tour since he joined it less than a microphone was placed in front of vault with a score of 8:3, the uneven Mayhew, Kittredge and Freiheit ning South Methodist, 41-39, and neen, it was a fight toward the end of the game. year ago. The Raleigh, N.C., golfer liim to record his reaction to winning parallel bars at 8.5, the beam at 7.6 Faith Lutheran, 46-30. quarterfinals. The locals, who wound But Saturday, the” pain and Boyer said Sunday that Lou Brock have qualified for Tuesday’s St. Sauveur scored 17 seconds into more.” will keep his job in left field until was 122nd on the money list last year. the playoff, Byman was so choked up and floor exercise with a score of 8.2. Kevin Carriere had 23 points and up with a brilliant 18-4 won-lost stiffness returned, and Campbell told Regional meet at Hall High in West overtime Sunday night to lift the Winger Reg Thomas capped a Brock proves he can no longer handle His best 1979 finish was 21st at the lie couid-flot talk. Kathv Kiltredge, Michelle Hartford. John Tychsen 11 in the win over record, were paced in scoring by Red Sox pitching Coach A1 Jackson Stingers to a 4-3 win over the New Stingers’ comeback which saw Cin­ he should not throw for a few days. it. Although Brock, 39, batted .221 Methodist while Paul Johnson (16) John Nixon with 11 points and Colin England Whalers in World Hockey cinnati rally from a two goal deficit Pappas is expected back in Winter last year, Boyer said, “There's no and Carriere (14) led the way against Doran with 8. Association action before 6,086 fans. in last period. Thomas tied the score tfayen later this week. reasolT for me to think that he can’t Little Ea^ Winner Lutheran. Gary Marineau had 18 Scoreboard ST. JAMES GIRLS TOURNEY St. Sauveur’s goal, his 17th of the with another power play, his 22nd, It was visiting day at the New York hit .280. I'm sure he’s still thinking Autograph Time markers for Methodist while Jeff llling Junior High jayvee team year, was a power play tally as New with just 1:36 remaining. In Bent Tree Golf Larose had 11 for Lutheran. Yankees camp as David Hartman of about hitting higher. It depends on Dave Parker, most valuable player in the National League last took the second annual St. James England’s Allan Hangsleben was sit­ George Lyle (his 13th goal) and ABC’s "Good Morning. America,” how the club plays. He’s motivated In the opening playoff tilt. Temple WHA year with Pittsburgh, takes time out to sign autograph for young Girls’ Basketball Tournament with a ting out a fighting penalty, after he Jim Warner (4) had given the and Sparky Anderson were on hand. by how the team goes.’l SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - Sally Little - a selU Authorized Beth whipped Concordia, 54-15. Ken 22-17 win over host St. James last and Cincinnati’s Peter March got Whalers a 2-0 lead after two periods, San Francisco General Manager W L described slow starter — has her first LPGA victory of fan outside fence at Bradenton, Fla., training camp. (UPI Leitz (18). Jon Keller (12) and Steve Hartman worked out with the team Friday night. into a scuffle in the fourth period. but the Stingers rallied to tie contest while Anderson did some inter­ Spec Richardson said Sunday that Edmonton 35 21 the year a lot sooner than she expected. Photo) Charendoff (10) paced Temple while St. Rose of East Hartford took Hangsleben was hit with two on goals by Robbie Ftorek, his 32nd, viewing for a televsion station in Los there has been no progress in the New England 29 23 The slender South African posted her second 67 in four ) Ron Barber had 10 for Concordia, third place with a 16-10 win over St. penalties, and March received one, in the second period and Chuck Angeles. salary negotiatmns with pitcher Bob Quebec 30 23 days Sunday to run away from the field in the $100,000 Playoff action continues Saturday Bridget of Manchester. ’’Those penalties cost us the Luksa, his eighth, in the thirf stanza. ”I am not going to talk about Knepper and IM KMD r lU IW Wien unrrai again, especially if he keeps hitting The Huskies have a 23-12- when they had a two-man advantage Toronto 26 27 11 63 shoulder stiffened up. ” Scott Cheney had 22 points and Bill Shelia Price 177-486. r u N n s ) scored in a three-minute span to “Nancy played great golf on the front nine (which she home runs. They’ll walk him more, 3 record. Next game is ^TGCHNOUMUES. for a full two minutes and failed to Buffalo 25 24 13 63 n V N I M F The Red Sox, meanwhile were and they’ll pitch him differently. So. (.’alhoun 11 for the Nuggets while Bob Ginger Yourkas 186-507, make it 4-2 before Thompson netted turned in 2-under) but I just hung in there and all of a against Windsor Locks score. Don Murdoch did blast a shot Minnesota 23 29 11 57 NMETE l A O IMJ expected to re-open trade we ll have to be more selective," Berdat had 13 markers for the Diane Moquin 180-470,* past Leaf goalie Mike Palmateer, but his 19th goal at 12:23. sudden everything fell into place. It was unreal, f AY CUIIOWF Blazers. Wednesday at 8:15 at Diane Brennan 188-178 189- An Equal Opportunity Employer. M/F KingH ,’i, UunurkH 2 Sunday's Results “I had a feeling of total freedom,” she said. “ I could Ml llAtMO mo Ml Bolton. it came just after the buzzer H79-M 1 4 iU I I II Rick Soucier had 14 points, John 555, Ellen Bauer 182. Mike Murphy scored early in the Washington 5, Minnesota 4 make pars and just play cozy the rest of the way. But you sounded. New York wasted two other Pittsburgh 7, Colorado 2 lie is irl 4 JH ■i'V (|onnolly 9 and Sean Kearns 8 for the power-play chances in the second third period to give Los Angeles a 3-0 never,qut it awav with Nancy Lopez. f i) . iiiii i f i l l 4a4 Knights while John Prignano, Jim lead and the Kings held on to beat Toronto 4, Rangers 2 period. Philadelphia 6, Buffalo 1 i Fifth Indoor Title Kihby and Scott Hendrickson had 14. SOME PEOPLE SHOP FOR At the same time, the Toronto Vancouver. The win allowed the 8 and 7 tallies respectively for the Kings to stay two points ahead of the Boston 6, Detroit 4 1 power play was working just fine. 1uitw (WtIO* IMIM Bulls. Pittsburgh Penguins in the race for Los Angeles 3, Vancouver 2 Utt tu Dave Williams scored altera penalty 10-11 17 H 7 t' Vw 411 NEW CARS EVERY THREE YEARS. to the Rangers’ Mike McEwen in the second place in the North Division. IM llt *MI 4M WHA ■MNffwftitieraw Won by Connors V first period, and Lanny McDonald NBA Pats' Exhibitions added his 31st goal — with a man ad­ N»rili<|Ui‘H .T, BiiIIh 4 AND SOME PEOPLE OWN vantage in the second period — to Real Cloutier scored three goals Eastern Conference Double Belted Fiberglass MEMPHIS, Tonn, (UPI) — Jimmy Connors, who spent almost KOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The and Serge Bernier tallied the game- make it 2-0. Atlantic Division FIRST as much time dodging questions about his marital status as he New England Patriots Sunday an­ winner at 7:29 of the third period to AUTO FIRST WHITEWALLS nounced their 1979 four-game exhibi­ Dan Maloney and Pat Boutette W L Pet. GB QUAUTY QUAUTY running around on the court, didn't waste much time savoring VdUeSWAGENS. added other Leaf scores — Boutette’s lead Quebec. Michel Goulet of Bir­ Washington 43 19 .694 *- tion .schedule, which includes games mingham made it 3-1 at 6:29 ol the A78-13 *22.95 G78-I4/1S *30.95 his fifth U.wS, National Indoor Tennis Championship Sunday. against three playoff teams and a was into an empty net with II Philadelphia 34 28 548 9 Connors collected his $40,000 check status caused any problems with seconds left — while Murdoch and second period, but at 6:48 Cloutier New Jersey 32 29 525 lOVi e REPAIRS C78-14 *24.95 H78-14/1S *32.95 fourth against the Oakland Raiders. picked up his second goal. His third and a silver i hampagne bucket, then Connors' game, it wasn’t apparent as Steve Vickers scored third-period New York 28 29 418 17'/2 178-14 *27.95 J78-15 *33.95 New England, which has lost the i:ame just 55 seconds later. "H o rn * o f Mr. Oaodwroneh" left the Memphis Rait|uef Cluh im- the tournament’s top seed and defen­ goals for New York. Boston 25 38 397 18>A services’of Head Coach Chuck Fair­ Sliiigcrix 4, WIialiTH .3 F78-14/15 *28.95 17815 *35.95 mctliatelv after his 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 vie- ding champion prevented the veteran banks. will kick off against Los In other NHL games, Washington Central Division tory over Arthur Ashe edged Minnesota 5-4, Pittsburgh Claude St. Sauveur scored 17 • Complete Mechanical Service Ashe from winning the one major Angeles and Oakland at Schaefer W L Pet. GB Nui F.l.T. 1.69 t* 3.13 The (iffieial explanatiun from tour- stopped Colorado 7-2, Philadelphia seconds into overtime to lift Cincin­ U S tennnis title that has eluded Stadium in mid-August. They also nati. St. Sauveur’s goal, his 17th of San Antonio 39 26 .600 - • Collision Repair natnent ilireetor romtiiy Riiford was him. will play Atlanta and Denver on the routed Buffalo 6-1, Boston defeated Atlanta 36 29 .554 3 that Connors hail become ilTin the Detroit 6-4. and Ixos Angeles defeated the year, was a power-play score as • Auto PalnUng Ashe. ,35. who earlier in the week rtiad. New England’s Allan Hangsleben Houston 35 29 .547 3>/4 dressing room and decitled to forgo said he wanted to "win this one in the Vancouver 3-2. Cleveland • Low Cost Service Rentals was sitting nut a fighting penalty. 27 38 ,415 12 his usual interview with reporters. worst way." simply could not mateh In the WHA, Cincinnati shaded Detroit 24 39 .381 14 Winger Reg Thomas capped a « Factory Trained Technicians USED RETREAD “I guess that 24-hour bug that’s the spetHl and stamina of the 26-year- New England 4-3 in overtime, and New Orleans 21 45 .318 W k Stingers’ fumeback which saw Cin­ • Charge With Master Charge been going itrounil here got him just (dd lefthander from Bellevilie, 111. I Ex'Gclfer Dies Quebec beat Birmingham 5-4. $Q00 right, " Ruford said. "If it had hit 30 Cii|iiliilM ,5, \o rlli Sliirtx 4 cinnati rally from a two-goal deficit • 24 Hour Wrecker Service The doubles team of Tom Okker/ DELRAY REACR. FLA. (UPI) in last period. Thomas t i ^ the score Western Conference 7 k o f 25»39’‘| minutes earlier, we wouldn't have and Wojtek Eihak won the doubles Former PGA champion Tom Creavy Bob Sirois scored with 13 seconds with another power-play goal, his Midwest Division Tel. 646-6464 TIRES had a final." comiK'tition and together collected the second-youngest golfer ever to left, seconds after Minnesota tied the ANY SIZE 22nd. with just 1:36 remaining.. Pet. GB The departure left about 30 $13,1)00. They J)eat Frew McMillan win that title, has died at his winter The longer a ca r lasts, the le ss it co sts per year. There’s one other thing that can contribute game, to lift Washingon to victory. Kansas City reiHirtcrs wtiiting for Connors to and Dick Stockton 6-4. 6-4. home in Florida. Re was 68, And Volksw agens are built to last un6l they de liver a enorm ousty to the life of a \^ ksw agen. Arxf that's the I*rilfliiiii« 7. l{oi'kii'tx_2 .606 - follow through on a promise to "talk lot of value. kind of dealer who will help you and your VW make it far Orest Kindrachuk scored three Denver .544 4 about anything you want " as soon as That means that there’s extra care and extra quality into the future. We have the kind of sendee that can make goals and left wing Rod Schutt scored Milwaukee .424 12 the tennis mateh ended. The world’s built into every Volkswagen. And that means that features every mile a better orre with our uniquely professional, twice for Pittsburgh. Kindrachuk Indiana .400 W k are built in that w oni become obsolete in a mere matter of highly sophisticated mantenance orgartization. the scored the tie-breaking goal by Squash Champ Chicago .359 16 NATIONAL top-ranked male tennis player made 4,/ years. Like fuel injection, that lets you get the most from the promise while avoiding questions most important thing w e h ave to offer is... pride. It’s what deflecting a 60-foot slapshot by MIDDLETOWN, (UPI) - Top- Paeifie Division regular gasoKne. (It’s also why we build the most about whether he married funner Bearded limps Out we feel when we sell you a VW RabbiL Dasher or defenseman Ron Stackhouse. Gregg seeded Gail Ramsay of Penn State W L Pet. GB BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS economical car engine in America for our 4-speed Diesel Scirocco... and what you feel when you own one. .Sheppard scored 90 seconds later and Sunday won her third straight U.S. Playboy magazine Playmate of the t a n Rabbit— delivering ERA est.|40|moq. 50 moo est. Los Angeles 40 25 .615 — Year Patti MeGuire last Oidober, In their suit, filed Friday in Denver Kindrachuk scored his second goal National Women’s Intercollegiate Seattle 39 .600 has'moviHl tome high school baseball highway)t. Like Vokswagen’s solid engineering. And 26 1 I f P R M n N After the mateh, Connors and District Court, Kozacek and Mingo later in the period to give the Stiuash Championship in competition Phoenix 38 27 .585 diamond, with bewhiskered umpires safety features like the kind o( passive restraint seatbelt 2 MeGuire flew to St Louis, where said the rule is arbitrary and will Penguins a 4-2 lead, at Wesleyan University. San Diego 35 32 .522 6 129 TALCOnVILLE RD. Ernest Kozacek and Gene Mingo cost them $500 this year and $50,000 system* we now have, that every car wW have to have by Ramsay defeated second-ranked f they are expectnl to make a formal 1964. Vtfe want to be sure that both you and your Fl\rr> fi, Suhri-» I Portland 32 31'^.508 7 CHEVROLET Iding suit against the Colorado High each in future income. Nancy (icngler of Princeton Univer­ RTE 83 announeement of their marriage V oltsw agen w ill be around for a lorig time. Mel Bridgman scored two goals — Golden State 30 37 ^448 11 School Acti>‘ities Association. CHSAA commissioner Ray Ball tCampM Mi 10 »• Rigg* Of oMr CM sity. the U.S. Women's Inter­ today. Vakias Are Your Value*. including the game-winner at 7:51 of Sunday’s Results Althougli Mingo, a member of the said the ban on beards for umpires M irtnaiw m iriiH H i llHfOOMool—Mior.MB collegiate Racquets Association A souree close to Connors told UPI — pfobSrSiM* / ■ the second period — to power Milwaukee 135, Boston 122 .. GLASTONBURY tiriginal flcnver Bronais squad, and has been on the association books for *IMMVnoMt . Philadelphia. With 1:54 remaining in I hampion in 1976. 15-14. 15^. 15-3. the couple secretly married last Phoenix 119, Philadelphia 94 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER 217 HEBRON AVE. Kozacek have worn beards while um­ several years and is valid because the game. Bridgman knocked in a I’rinceton took its second con- year, but Connurs was noneommital VERNON Golden State 111, Kansas City 110 piring high sclux)l games since 1975. the officials should not attract atten­ rebound of a Rick Lapointe shot for .secutive team championship with 18 RTE 94 when quest ionetl about it Friday Denver 113, Los Angeles 99 the CHSAA banned them from of­ tion or have facial hair that mighty Tolland Volkswagen Corp. the Flyers’ final goal. points. Yale University placed se­ night. Washington 129,,San Antonio 128 ficiating at the games this year impair perception. liniiilx 6, Itfil W $ cond with It'z points while Trinity qm If the curiosity over his martial Seattle 119, Houston 109 aam nkittnrtm tm m anaem beeau.se of the facial hair. 24 Tolland Tpke., Rte. 83 — 649-2638 Wavne Cashman's second goal of College finished third with 10. Dal :30 Portland 106, ClWeland 102 T E E N - EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 5. 1979 coiVs World Comedy Set EVENfNG HERALD, Mon., March 5, 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN An Actor Sans Country At Easi a d io / h a d i J H A g a f llv VKKVON sco ri WILLIMANTIC - The "Hurricane." the South Seas adven­ Connecticut State College Drama HOLLYWOOD (UPI» - Odds are ture drama that first introduced Society will present William Brown's overwhelming you'll never see Red- Dorothy Lamour to the sarong. "T he Girl in The Freudian Slip,” ford. Newman. Reynolds or Beatty In this picture Max plays the old opening Thursday, March 8, The play anything but Americans because Thomas Mitchell role, a doctor of un­ Broadway comedy will continue they star solely in American movies, specified citizenship. through Saturday, March 10, in the an agreeable arrangement all the "In 'The Exorcist' I played a Harry Hope Theatre. Performances way around. Roman Catholic priest named Lan­ will begin at 8:15 each evening with a Enough pictures are made in caster Merrin." jie said, grinning. matinee scheduled for Saturday at Hollywood to assure them job securi­ "But my origins were a mystery. 2:1^, There is no admission charge. . ty. economic independence and a “The closest I ever came to being Tne sprightly rom'p’ about a New national identity. identified with a particular place York Psychiatrist who takes himself This doubtless is also the Case with was in Hawaii.” It was assumed I. too seriously and almost gets taken AM/FM/PHONO/8-TRACK Russian stars. Frenchmen. Germans was a New'England American. In by a former patient features Tony and Italians and a small army of 'Three Days of The Condor' I was Zaccaro as the head doctor who has RECORD/PLAY SYSTEM .lapanese performers. described as an Alsatian. That written a play. Like the phalanx of American begged the question because it meant Zaccaro made his first appearance Clarinette -’ -95 by Realistic .stars, most actors tend to cling to I could have been German or Fench last year in “Heartbreak House,” their national origins on screen. or a mixture. appeared as seven characters in Physical appearance and language “In 'The Brass Target' I could “Hamlet" and was a double winner w often dictate the roles they play -n have been a Swiss. By now I'm ac­ in the One Act Play Contest. Campus Mayor Confronted Maximillian Schell and MarcelloV customed to playing men with no real audiences who already know him as New York ’City Mayor Edward Koch fields questions during a Mastroianni. for example. cultural roo^.“ Tony Z will be delighted by his broad When foreign aetors work in •raucous Town Hall meeting with 500 Harlem residents who grilled him Von Sydow's own lifestyle is a Rehearsing for the Center Ballet Theatre’s presentation of portrayal of Dewey Maugham, M.D, about jobs, housing, drugs, litter, and other issues Sunday. Koch and 14 Hollywood films they generally play mixture of cultures. He makes his Nancy Lowe of Coventry plays R e g. to their national type as they do in “The-Pied Piper of Hamelin,” are, from left, Paul McMahon of his commissioners seated themselves at tables in front of the home in Rome and has appeared in Dewey's wife, Paula. Ms. Lowe, a 299” their homelands. ' several Italian movies, playing of Glastonbury and Moraith MacRae of Wethersfield. theatre major from SMU in Texas auditorium and took question from participants via a lottery system. There are exceptions, to be sure, Italians. Russians and Austrians. He who currently works for Aetna, has ' About 100 demonstrators Protested his visit with chants saying “racist 229 among them Laurence Olivier and has also worked in French and nglish been active with the Society this Koch must go” and “don’t just watch, help dump Koch.” But the Complete home stereo entertainment center! Peter Ustinov. English stars are MuXVwii Sytlow films. Ballet Premiere Slated season. The couple's prodigy of a mayor discounted the protesters saying “nobody can say any part of Record your own tapes from phono, off-the- most adept at slipping from one .Jesus Christ. H e^*nt on to star in daughter, Leslie, is played by Judie Von Sydow is resigned to playing EAST HARTFORD - The Center air, or use the mike jacks or aux input. Dual VU nationality to another. "The Exorcist." "The Quiller bury; and his friend. "Krista, " will Sloat. town is prohibited to any other citizens especjally the mayor.” foreigners, mostly villains, no Ballet Theatre will premiere the meters, tuning meter, tape output, headphone Few Americans are able to do so. Memorandum." "Throe Days of the be danced by Moraith MacRae of Others on the cast include Cathy matter where he works. He hasn't "Pied Piper of Hamelin,” Sunday, There's no way Clint Eastwood could Condor." ^aw aii " and "The Wethersfield and Diane Vivona of Frigault as a former patient and jack. Three-way air-suspension speaker sys­ done a Swedish film in more than March 11 at 2:30 p.m. in Penney High pass for French or Dutch. Charles Kremlin Letter." In none of them did Glastonbury. literary agent who has her eye on the tems in 22" high cabinets. Hinged dust cover. four years. He looks forward to the School auditorium. This will be the Bronson spmetimes gets away with he play a Swede. The story takes place at festival in doctor, John Fry as a fellow doctor, 13-1202 day when he can return to Sweden for fifth year of the Center Ballet South Windsor Seeks playing foreigners as he did in As he points out. how many times Germany in the 1200s when the city and Tom Connors as a constant a role in his native language, hopeful­ presentation of children's ballets for^ ■'Telefon. ' portraying a Russian .spy. do Swedes crop up in European or becomes plagued with rats. The neurotic who spends most of the play ly a comedy. the Hartford area, surrounding towns Consider the plight of MaxVon American scripts to begin with? events which follow are both on the couch. Steven Word is stage Industrial Road Funds "That day is far off. I'm afraid.” and school systems. Sydow. the most distinguished actor Von Sydow's English has improved he said. "Like every place else in humorous and exciting ranging from manager. The production is directed The P ie d -^ p e r will be played SOUTH WINDSOR - Mayor Nancy Caf- transfer already approved funding for the of the Swedish theater and .screen. a hundred fold since he played Christ, Europe, financing a film in Sweden is mean-looking rats to lovely creatures by William Lannon, director of alterna^ly by Paul McMahon and in the magic mountain. fyn and a group of other town officials and reconstruction of Pleasant Valley and -Me is an actor without a country. The but so much that ho might be mis­ a difficult thing. Jan Troel, who drama at the college. AM/FM DIGITRON CLOCK RADIO Wen^y^Akerlind, both of Glaston- residents will meet with Governor Ella Chapel Roads, to the industrial road tall, austere Von Sydow has never taken for a native American. The big directed Hurricane.' is Swedish. We Chronomatic-209 by Realistic Grasso Wednesday, in hopes of gaining the project, would give the impression that played a Swede except in Sweden. man is bemused by the fact that his have worked together in five pic­ governor's support in obtaining funding "the project is not nearly as important as Von Sydow first became known to nationality is seldom specified in tures. We're trying to organize a for an industrial road, to connect the J.C. we had previously stated" and possibly American audiences in "The movies. He recently completed the Swedish project now but getting the TV Tonight Penney warehouse and industrial park hamper efforts to get further funding. Greatest Story Ever Told" playing Dino De Laurentiis rem ake of money is not easy " with the Bissell Bridge. In a straw vote taken at a work session 6:00 young man inherits great wSatth. 12:30 Such a connector is seen by most of the Town Council, six of the eight HALF PRICEII Theater STlMBridyBuX Bunch but chooses to be a newspaper OlMalodyland 0 Movie "Bangl Bang! You're residents and town officials as the town's members present voted in favor of “not publisher after scandal ruins his Dead" (1966) Tony Randall, San­ only hope in eliminating hazards of traffic 0 Jokar'iWKd political aspirations. 2 1/2 hrs. 10:15 ta Berger. requiring the industrial bypass road to be 31 Bozo's Big Top ^ IB/m 18 Austin City Limits on local streets when the giant industrial, built before Pleasant Valley and Chapel 1 IB TV Community Collsge S O S U t t l a House On Tha 10:30 12:40 park opens. OAAyThrstSont 0 CBS Uta Movie "McMillan roads are reconstructed.” 8-TRACK Prakla 0 Bobby Vinton A group of residents from the Pleasant ^Bonanza IB S2) Bill Moyers' Journal S3 Ripping Ysms And Wile: Requiem For A Bride" Republican Councilmember Robert Sills Little Going for ‘Sarava’ @ Studio Saa S NHL Hockey (1975) Rock Hudson. Susan Valley and Chapel Road area recently called the results of the straw vote a “SPECIAL EFFECTS” RECORDING TAPE 11:00 Saint James. 6:30 presented the Town Council with a peti­ “complete U-Turn, which probably would by Realistic 8:30 0 0 81 SI SI S3 News 1:00 STROBE LIGHT KIT nova overture, and the disappointing quips and poetry reminiscent of (£ ILovtUicy 0 Fiatbush 0 Tha Qong Show tion signed by more than 400 residents, not have been made if the group of • 8 8 S A V E By GI.IINM-: CGRRII'; title number is a pale echo of Kurt Bowling For Dollart 0MarvQrtffln 8 8 3 Tomorrow by ArcherKit 40 M IN U T E S O'Casey's Fluffier and Joxer, and ThaPromlssaOfGod 0 Untouchabiss asking the council to reconsider the petitioners from the Pleasant Valley Road Reg. NEW YORK (UPI) - The main Weill's “Mack the Knife." UB/X *1^.— 9:00 ^VokssOtFalth 1:40 competing for the fove of Maeve riDw rivwi SI Dick Van Dyke 0 Joa Franklin proposed reconstruction of Pleasant area had been present (at the 4 7 9 5 2 9 % thing wrong with the new Broadway N. Richard Nash's lyrics are (IIM*A*8‘H FOR Maepherson. an idealization of what ill S How Tha West Was Won 3 Hogan's Heroes 2:32 Valley and Chapel Roads. The residents worksession).” musical “Sarava " is the book, but .somewhat more relevant, but only (Adam-12 |95 SAVE A 44-840 Ireland means To the Irish. 3 Tha Qrowing Yaart S 3 S Movis "Jenniler: A 11:15 0 Best Of Midday fear that such reconstruction would make Mayor Caffyn said she will emphasize the ballad "A Simple Man " and to a Rise n shine to music or buzzer alarm! Reg. 1” Each there really isn't much right about it The author's flow of fanguage. 6:5 Woman's Story" (Premiere) Eliz­ 8 Pennies From Heaven 2:36 the residential roadways too convenient to the importance of quick action by Mrs. 2 abeth Montgomery, Bradford 3 3 % except the performances ol Tovah lesser extent the lament "Vadinho is idiom and metaphor takes an 11:30 0 News commuters and trucks. Grasso when she meets with her on Snooze alarm gives you a few extra Dlllman. A widow trying to aiake ' I 80 M IN U T E S Feldshuh and Michael Ingram. Gone" work at all. Nash s book a life for herself and her children 0 Rockford RIas Town Manager Allan Young has honorable place in the lexicon of 7:00 0 1 Love Lucy Wednesday. Mrs. Caffyn said she hopes Gives ultra-brilliant blue- minutes rest, sleep switch lets you tall "Sarava" started full-priced waffles and wavers and finally gives Irish drama. Cynicism and wit and 0CBSNSWS becomes Involved In a bitter recommended going ahead with the governor will act on the matter FOR 0 Tha Brady Bunch struggle for control ol her late 0 3 Police Story white flash that's adjust­ asleep to music. Big, easy-fo-read green JS 9 previews at the Mark Hellinger up in despaik. Director Hick Atwell's despair are bewilderingly mixed with SI 8 3 Tonight preliminary engineering studies for the “within a matter of months.” d ka 44-841 on S) ABC Maws husband's company. 3 The Rifleman GLOBE display, lighted dial. Fits on any night- Theater Jan. 11. Opening night was choreograj^ is lively, but rarely has SS Pladga Break able to "stop motion" ol crude nationalism, opportunism and 0 Dating Qama S3 Dick Cavatt reconstruction project, although a study Mayor Caffyn said she will point out Reg. 2‘* Each set for Jan. 30, postponed to Feb. 9 anythmg-lo do with the plot. OlFastlvalOIFaHh almost anything that stan d . 12-1514 2 dreams. 9:05 Travel Service committee recently recommended only that funding for the industrial road would (SWraatNng 12:00 Hear less hiss, more mu­ and again postponed to Feb. 23. TIiy acting and singing of Miss The rich use of language tor its own SllnConoarl , 555 MAIN STREET minor reconstruction of the two streets open up new land for industrial d"velop- m o v e s 28-4019 1^0 piVwa 0 Rat Patrol sic! S tock u p — no limit! Humor said, "Trouble with the first Feldjlhuh iHelena of "Holocaust "I (■.sake, however, weakens the thrust of ® Did- Cavatt 9:30 0 Movie "Beyond A Reason­ 643-2165 and the construction of the industrial road ment and would be of financial benefit to act." ■Jona Flor and Ingram as her se­ 0 WKRP In Cincinnati able Doubt" (1956) Dana the play and insufficient groundwork 8 Nawlywad Qama Over 30 Yean , connector. the town and the state in terms of tax The New York daily papers lost cond husband, the mild pharmacist 3 Tha Odd Coupla Catabratlon Ol Strauss Andrews. Joan Fontaine. is laid for their final destruction at @OvarEaay 3 T h e Rifleman Travel Experience Young said that he fears efforts to /enues. v their patience lat the second post­ Teo, shine like glowworms on a lOdX) the hands of the extremists: Pete's 7:2# 0 Lou Qrsnt Authorized agent* jn A moon less night. ponement, and published their brother and Mick's sister. IS Dally Numbars Manchester for all reviews — mostly unfavorable — The use of body mikes is as Airlmes, Railroads and Brian Dennehy as Pete and TIdl 7:30 Feb. 12. All attempts at an official exasperating as ever: one sometimes ( Theater ^eamshiplines Grisfasi as Mick were superb, P.M. Magazina Council to Begin W o ^ opening (press) night were aban­ despairs of ever hearing a natural although the latter played the part Carol Bumatt And Friands SUN-MON-TUES voice in a Broadway musical again. iThaMuppalt v Sehedufe] doned, Variety arbitrarily selected less sympathetically than he might. NawtywadQama SPECIAL Feb. 13 as opening night, hut I was iTVTalkbacfc ,U.A. Theater I — "Fast 99< stubborn lor la/.y) enough to wait for Itvllvr O ff Itrondivay I\ew Hoverporl IS) MacNaH / Lahrar Raport Break" 7:30-9:30 On Proposed Budgets I That's Hollywood the Feb, 23 performance. It was a mucli belter week Off U.A. Theater 2— "Agatha" (C^lcoAndmMan 7:00-9:00 COVENTRY — The Town Council will budget was approved by the voters, OUR FINEST The theme of the show is the dilem­ Broadway. DOVER^^-Kngtand (UPII — Dover Tic Tac Dough has a,^nw $2y million facility for U.A. Theater 3 — "North receive a tentative schedule of budget Also on the agenda tonight is the presen- ma of a highly .sexed young Brazilian The best was the American 8:00 ANTENNA ROTATOR widow who rem arries for com­ hovercraft Ulir cushion vehicle) Avenue Irregulars " 7:15-9:15 rneetings, with various municipal agen- tation of the annual report by the premiere of "Says I. Says He, " 0B«ly Servo-Rotor by Archer panionship hut is haunted — and ferrie!j_a£Fdss the English Channel. 0Crosa-Wlts Vernon Cine 1 — "An Un­ cies, from Town Manager Frank Connolly rnanager. This document summarizes the which opened Feb 19 at the Off- IS M v a g s l married Woman " 7:00-9:15 at its meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Board activities and budgetary operations of bedded — by the (^isl of her earthy The "hoverport." which went into 0AAovleovie "Citizen "atizc Kane" (1941) Broadway Phoenix Theater and Vernon Cine 2 — "Heaven Room. various municipal agencies throughout first husband. • operation late last year, is designed Orson Welles. Joseph Gotten. A Can Wait" 7:,30-9:30 sheduled only till March 4. It The Board of Education’s $3.4 million 1,978. Due to financial constriction, it is Whatever charm tliere was in the doubtle.ss will be .seen again to handle fourmillion passengers and 550.000 cars a year. It services budget proposal is slated for consideration likely that this year’s report will not be as novel on which "Sarava " is ha.scd— Author Hon Hutchi.son is an Ulster­ ferries, including the Super 4 Hover- on March 26, 27, and 28. The package elaborately prepared in graphic detail as Jorge Amrado's Bahia-backgrounded man. and this his first play is an VHF/UHF-TV/FM ANTENNA c r a f t, w hich can c a r r y 416 represents a 9.5 percent hike from this was last year’s report, which received Fme-lunes your an­ "Dona Flor and her Two Husbands" ohli(pie commentary on-Ihe mindless ®by Archer* passengers and 60 cars on higiispeed PETE SEEGER AUNMRUl year’s expenditures and adds almost $62,- special citation from state groups, Our Super Color Special tenna (or finest possi­ — almost totally evaporated by the violence in Northern Ireland. RtlEIUI crossings just above the waves. 000 in new posts to the budget proposed by Daniel Manley will appear before the time the show hit Broadway. His principal characters are Pete In Concert c-ompares to antennas ble TV or FM reception The little that is left of it is in Santo School Superintendent Arnold Elman last council, on behalf of the Salvation Army costing up to 50% more! from every station Hanaffin and Mick Phalen. two V o II v v I k i II K x lv iu ic d " A Legend in Folk M usic" month. Study Committee, at 8:30 p.m. to discuss Loquasto's fragile sets and mobile- apolitical jobless Protestants who C u n t Im proves reception of in range' Reduces like hangings. HJven they are negated HEBRON — The Hebron Adult On March 21, Connolly has suggested the schedule of meetings leading to' the try their luck in London, return to VHF/UHF-TV, FM and ghosts and snow by the same designer's accurate but Volley Ball group will extend its lA ST W O O O that budgets he considered for insurance, referendum. Federal and state grants, Belfast and die needlessly at the MONDAY, MARCH 12-B P.M. FM-stereo. Gold Alo- 15-1220 tasteless Carnival costumes. sca.son until the last Thursday of this ‘EVm v library services, welfare, health, and referral to the Planning and Zoning Corn- hands of unreasoning Protestant Manchester High School Auditorium - theatres parks and recreation. The police budget mission, and other aspects of the transac- dized* rust protection Mitch Leigh's music is too much terrorists. month due to the popularity of the program. Residents wanting more MA i i c h will come up on April 3 following a tion will be considered, With signal splitter. 15-1709 like his work in "Man of La Mancha " Hutchison has constructed his play Sponsored hp ' Ltt. CAABI WHtWAte ttlAI AmtCAIl? for comfort. Tfie score doesn't live information could contact Edward W a y proposed referendum on bonding for the The council has an/executive (closed) like a vaudeville act. with the l.aure) Ely. Coleman Hoad, chairman of the Manchester Arts Council and purchase of land owned by the Salvation session planned for 9 p.m. to discuss the up to the promise ol the lively bossa B u t Lo o m ’ and Hardv-like principals exchanging program. Manchester Community College Army. appointment, employment, performance, ^ r ^ e remainder of April, the council evaluation, health, or dismissal of a public PRINT/DISPLAY KCSC I’lans Tickets; Students $3.00 Gen'I. Admission $4.00 wilt-cofisider requests by the volunteer employee. The issue involved is the posi- ( , l t MxU ( fire department, the pension committee, tion of highway department supervisor, DESK CALCULATOR Tree I'iVeiils For Information S U M 1 the highway department, and other town which has been vacant since the resigna- EC-3003 by Radio Shack agencies. From late March through the tion of Dean Wiley. Wiley was the fourth WILI.IMANTIC - The Call 646-4900, Ext. 259 IP H A K I V O K l annual town meeting on May 11, the coun- supervisor to leave the post in less than Eastern Connecticut State cil has its busiest schedule, since beuget five years. College Outing Club is hcc U . preparation and allocations are its prin- Among old business items, the council sponsoring a multi-media I Tkimmi i n m Reg. cipal funcitons. will continue debate on the proposals of its presentation on the Ap­ 109" palachian Trail Expedi­ lEOHCtXaw This year the picture is complicated by subcommittee on the police department, tion, Wednesday, March 7, ns the decision of the Republican Town Com- The subcommittee's recommendation for Manchester Land Conservation Trust,-Inc. mittee to force the annual meeting to a a permanent group to oversee the depart- SA V E MO 1979 at 6:31) p.m. This free Tueddaij & lUedmdm) S|)eciafo / Ellen Alan referendum. Last year budget defeats in ment was tabled after considerable event will he given by \ Bright gree.n 10-digit display—plus a Burstyn Alda two referendums kept the council in debate among council members and the Warren Doyle, an ad­ presents paper tape printout' Auto-rounding. 4- special sessions throught the summer, un- public at an earlier meeting this year key dual m em ory With paper. U L listed 5 ministrator of the college til a millrate was adopted and a final who is well known in tiie I BONELESS BREAST RIB-EYE “ S a m e T l m e , ELECTRONIC FEVER 65-646 43-RANGE Della Chapt er East as a backpacker. OF CHICKEN STEAK BERMUDA, LAND AND SU The largest and m si( THERMOMETER ALPHA-NUMERIC CALCULATOR MULTITESTER Doyle has organized and spacious cruisesfiip Session Set MANCHESTER— Delta Chapter, Royal by Micronta k and EC-4002 by Radio Shack by Micronta. led two groups of students $2.59 $2.89 sailing from Miami Arch Masons, will have its annual over the Appalachian to The Bahamas For Comment meeting, including the election of officers, Trail. In 1975, one expedi­ S irvid with Polilo. Texas Toast, and All You Can Eat Salad Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic io* tion with 19 members com- GALAPAGOS, SEABIRD HAVEN MANCHESTER - The Town Board of Directors Temple. Irving Mann, most excellent high Reg. 29« \SS s a v e |)leted the entire 2,070-milc priest, will preside. Officers dress will be Reg. 34" will conduct a public com­ Reg. distance from Georgia to By Dr. William J. Jahoda, business suits. ment session Tuesday from 69“ *io Maine in 110 days RagittrY Panama S A V E 1 7 % iSntumIht — Photographer 9-U a.m. in the directors On Thursday, March 8. S A V E 3 7 % 3 NIGHT NASSAU CRUISE office in the Municipal Safe, flexible probe Stores up to 30 lines of 6 letters 8:30 p.m., another multi- Ideal lor your work­ Building. — 15 digits. 8-digit LCDdisplay. media presentation will be MXRTM SCHOOL, DartmotiHi Rd. 4 NIGHT NASSAU & measures oral or rectal bench! Measures AC/ given on the Pacific Crest FREEPORT CRUISE The sessions permit temperature in s e c ­ 65-652 u m rsm Afrmeerwm residents to meet with a DC volts. DC current, Trail Kxpedition by Kirk THURSDAY, MARCH S - 8KI0 F.M. Sailing tvtry Fri. A Mon. onds. Battery extra. 63-652 member of the board and resistance. 22-204 / Sinclair. In 1977. .Sinclair lAND/SEA TOURS 9:15am 12:'30pm 3:45pm Famlliea $2.50 Individualt $1.00 discuss any matter that in­ ’ - Lout Dtpartura Tiirm - organizer! the first group to a DRIVE 'N CRUISE TOURS 8:30am 10:00am 2:30pm 5:4Spm 8:45pm an avtilablt volves local government for WHIimantic, Danialaon and ever walk the 2,400-mile Senior and Students SOi 4:45pm 7:45pm suaisTw The identity of the Frovidanco, with onward or con- WHEREVER YOU LIVE. WORK OR PLAY, THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE HEAR YOU I Most Items trail from Canada to nactina xarvica to Nawpon, Fall Free ratills o n x o lM tea. and soda (Raembers and their famlliea free) residents who attend is not lor Watarbury, Southburv. Dan­ diso dvailable at Mexico. kMdilltlMW(y- bury, Yonkart, Naw York City Rirar, Naw Badford, C to * Cod made public, but their R a d io Shack Both lectures will be held M ANCHESTE^-SH^ RITE PLAZA Sm your Travel Agant or pOHitf, Boiton & Logan Airport MANCHESTER — Manchester Perkade Radio complaints and comments p e a le rs in HiMim 145 of the Media Free Refreshment* write for colorful literature MANCHESTER-TAfEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE are. ' 1.00k for this /haok Building the Upper Cam­ M A N C H E ST E R - Shop Rite Plaza For Tickota CaH 646-2223 days r EAsmHSJUiem’lMEm 1 The sessions are held the \> y Bonanza mus I //V# * Sign m your pus. For more information I CaiOTt SaAss Agaats m i OparUMs i neigtiborhood I P.O.Boi 010682. Miami. Ra. 33101 i first Tuesday of each Stop m or phone for tchotfuln and tickati to all pomts E. HARTFORD — Charter Oak Mall - all Doyle at 456-2231. f 649>70a6 or OW-seTi oveninga • BaM...... * PLEASE CALLTHEATRE month from 9-U a.m. and BOB'S MOBIL STATION VERNON - Tri City Plaza * AM taa...... * FOR SCREEN TIMES the third Thursday of each f oaituuHe...... Iona block from Koanay St. axtt of Intontata 64) A DIVISION Of T ANDY CORf'OMA Tion PhiCES may vahv Af individual sc o pes month from 6:30-8:30 p.m. V

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Help Wantad 13 Na/p Hfantad 13 Hafp Wantad Hafp Wantad Events Set 13 Help Wanted 13 State Lobbyist Ranks NURSES AIDES - Full time, KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - TYPIST / RECEPTIONIST- MECHANIC - Familiar with and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. 5496 experience helpful. Ideal for Manchester resi­ foreign and Domestic cars for PART TIME HELP Experienced preferred, but Apply: Gaer Brothers, 140 dent, Type letters and reports repairs of Used Cars. Must WANTED- In Pizza Shop. For Women H e r a t h we will train. Apply in person: Rye Street, South Windsor, in busy branch office. Long have own tools. All company Apply in person: Center Conn. benefits. Contact John New­ MANCHESTER — Three program* East Hartford Convalescent term temporary assignment, Giant. 660 Center Street, Home, 745 Main Street, East excellent rate. CGS Services, man, Tolland County V.W., Manchester. w ill be sponsored this week by the Now Includ^ Bishop UADTITAOn /ITDTk rm. • I # . Hartford. Route 83, Vernon, Ct, • HARTFORD (UPI) — There’s a new, unofficial face in witness. CLASSIFIED ADVERTICING BABYSITTER NEEDED- 111 Pearl, Hartford, 248-5628. Women's Center at Manchester Com­ Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- the Catholic lobby at the Connecticut Capitol. But it’s un­ TELECOMMUNICATIONS m unity College. A ll w ill be held free “ They treat you with a little more respect, if you want 0767. DAIRY QUEEN\ "Near CENTER OPERATOR - No likely he’ll be wearing the blue lobbyist’s badge. Manchester Parkade, nas part of charge in the Women's Center on to call it that,” he said of legislative response to a experience or high school > But then, his outfit says it all. bishop's visit. “ My idea is the use of the position to make SECRETARY- Position DEMONSTRATORS: Earn time openings for day Wmght diploma necessary to apply the main campus of the college. PHONE 643-2711 SECRETARY - Part time available in a rapidly growing more money with Treasure employment. Work in clean for our current training “ I have to pick and choose issues” to speak on, says the the values of the Jesus gospel known.” On Wednesday at 7 p.m., Daniel mornings. Vernon Circle area. manufacturing company, House party plan. New Gift and pleasant surroundings. openings. Excellent benefits. Rev. Peter A. Rosazza of Hartford, the latest spokesman Harris, an attorney in Hartford, will So far, he's spoken on bills to form grievance com­ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOilR AD Typing, and machine working w ith Sales, and CatalM. Also name brand Apply in person. 242 Broad Aees 17-35 only. U.S. ARMY to preach the church’s viewpoint before the Legislature. speak about the legal and financial mittees for inmates at Connecticut’s prisons, proposed transcription a must. Send Engineering Vice Presidents. toys. Earn $1,000 or more in .Street, Manchester. ENLISTMENT REQUIRED. In official church language, Rosazza is “ Titular Bishop welfare legislation and bills that would have the state resume to Box AA, c/o Excellent Shorthand and your spare time. Year round Call 643-9462. aspects of separation and divorce. LAUNDRY WASHMEN - Part of Oppido Nuovo and Auxiliary Bishop of Hartford.’’ But map out a plan for converting its heavily defense- Manchester Herald. Typing skills required. Heavy selling means $$$$. Call Harris has been practicing law in INDEX inone usage. Benefits Plus, collect person to person for time weekends. Apply in per­ MEDICAL SPECIALIST- No to the people with whom he’s ventured to the Capitol, he's contract based economy to making peace-time products. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING. son Meadows Convalescent Hartford since 1962. He is a member Noncia NURSES AIDES- Full time, 'ontact Nancy Harrison 289- Miss Carol 491-2100. Also experience necessary to apply known as Bishop Peter. He says the issues he discusses “ are practical but also RATES 1588. EOE.' booking parties. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, of the Family Law Section of the - Lo6t arnl Found DEADLINE all shifts. Experience for our currentwwiiviiv trainingtsaiiiiiig The slim, 44-year-old bishop with the salt-and-pepper moral church issues.” ‘ P a rto n M preferred, but training will be Manchester. openings. Excellent benefits. American Bar Association. - Announcdmantt 12 00 noon the day b e fo re 1 day ...... 12c word per day PART TIME Bookkeeper / 'Ages 17-35 only. U.S. ARMY gray hair and goatee was ordained a priest in 1961. In The prison bill, introduced by Senate President Prb- 3 daya ...... 1 ie word per day given. Apply in person: East COUPLE TO MANAGE A discussion about “ Body - Enlartainmanl pubiicatfon Typist, Hours flexible. 289- SMILING WOMEN- $100 per, ENLISTMEN’T REQUIRED. February 1978 he was named the archdiocese’s new Deadline lor Saturday and Mon­ 6 days ...... 10c word per day Hartford Convalescent Home, wholesale outlet from home Im agery" w ill be held at noon on Tem Joseph Fauliso, D-Hartford, is particulary'impor­ *'AuclK>ni week, 2 hours a day, 5 days a Call 643-9462. auxiliary bishop. day IS 12:00 Noon Friday. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ part time. $1500 plus per Thursday. Dr. Kathy Lippavich, who tant to Rosazza. who visits the Hartford Correctional FINANCIAL 15 words $2 00 minimum ford. month potential without week. For interview, call Rosazza, known for his close ties to Hartford’s Puerto ■ Bonda-Slocha-MortQigaa | is an instructor and coach of three Center every two weeks and who says Mass at the state Happy Ada ...... $2 50 Inch leaving present position. For FREE JEWELRY KIT!! Miss Pereira, at 633-7218, Rican community, was director of the archdiocese's • Personal Loans PART JIM E - No nights. No Hartford interview call 364- Earn high commission. Lisa between 5 and 6 p.m. women's s|Mirts at T rin ity College, prison in Somers at Christmas. - Insurance PLEASE READ LAW ENFORCEMENT - No Spanish Apostolate and a pastor in one of the c ity ’s Puer­ weekends. Long holidays, July 0209. Party Plan or sell direct. Call experience or high school will discuss the perceptions that a EMPLOYMENT for free catalog and literature PART TIME CLERK- For Pa­ to Rican neighborhoods. He’s often seen riding a bicycle and August off. Many retired diploma necessary io apply - Help Wanted YOUR AD on T.F. 800431-1258. tent Medicine Department. woman has of her own body regar­ ■ Business Opportunities gentlemen and housewives ENGINEER, MECHANICAL, for our current training around that neighborhood. Classified ads are taken over the Evenings. 5 nights a week. ding its appearance, capacity for to w n o f MANCHESTER - Situation Wanted enjoy driving school buses. Must have Associates Degree. openings. Excellent benefits. Rosazza insists he isn't an official lobbyist for the phone as a convenience. The SECRETARY WANTED - Cashier • experienced EDUCATION Herald is responsible for only WHY NOT YOU? We w ill Growing company has Ages 18 - 35 only. U.S. ARMY functioning and qualitites for perfor­ Living East of the river, and necessary. Pleasant, church. There are two lobbyists registered to present the • Private instructions one incorrect insertion and then train. Call Vernon. 875-2826. or requirement for engineer to ENLISTMENT REQUIRED. mance. Dr. Lippavich has a BS ■ Scnoois-Ciesses tired of commuting to Hart­ professional atmosphere. Catholic viewpoint at the Capitol and they wear the blue LEGAL NOTICE only to the size of the originahn- Manchester, 643-2414. work with Industrial Heat Call 643-9462. degree from Youngstown (Ohio) • Instructions Wenied sertion Errors which do not Treating Furnaces. ford? Outstanding opportunity Interesting work. Apply in badges the Legislature assigns registered lobbyists. University, and masters and doc­ REAL ESTATE lessen the value of the adver­ BUS DRIVERS - will train if Rebuilding. Modifications. in Life Insurance Agency. person: Liggett Rcxalt. PART TIME cleaning offices But the bishop only wears his white clerical collar and ■ Homes (or Ssie tisement will not be corrected by necessary. Apply' 90 Sales Assistance, some Experienced in Processing Parkade Pharmacy, 404 West torate degrees from West Virginia ■ Lots-Land for Saia )l:v l i ) from 9 to 12 noon on Mondays, dull black suit during his visits to the Capitol “ to preach Brookfield Street, South Wind­ Design work. Exccllcht and servicing Life Insurance Middle Turnpike, Manchester Wednesday and Friday at 46 U n ive rsity. She has taught on Appl. No. 656 - Douglas Motor Sales - 345 Main Street - - investment Property Parkadc Shopping Center. the gospel of C hrist." - Business Properly sor. Call 289-5918. ground floor opportunity for Policies, is essential. Adams Street. Call Paula at elementary, high school, and college Variance approved with conditions. - Resort Properly bright versatile engineer who Knowledge of Group and/or Rosazza has only been to the Capitol three tim es during BANK TELLER TRAINEE 643-0644. levels. - Real Estate Wanted PART TIME. Do you have 2 likes "Hands-On-Approach". Pension helpful! Salary Appl. No. 658 — Mollie G. Stevenson — 39-41 Wadsworth or experienced for Wapping this session when he testified at public hearings. He said MISC. SERVICES liours a day? Work at home on Full benefit company. Call negotiable. Send resume to: Also on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. a tlndilions Street - Variance approved wilh □ NOTICES Office, South Windsor Bank SECRETARY- Here is an op- in an interview, though, that he plans to return at least - Services Odered the phone servicing our 289-1588 ask for Martha. In- Box BB, c/'o Manchester IHirtunity to put your skills to group will meet for the first of - Pamting-Papering IJ EMPLOYMENT dustronics, 489 Sullivan Herald. and Trust Co, flours 8:30 to 5 once more and w ill be there even more if the issues - Building-Coniraciing customers in your spare time. work, und earn extra money. several discussions about Appl. 659 — Anthony Tarascio 249-7773. ’ Avenue, South Windsor, Ct, I’M Monday - Thursday, require it. ■ 27-29 Horace Street — - Roofng.Siding Lost and Found 1 Friday 8:30 to 7 PM and oc­ Assignment In the Hartford, "Homemakers in Transition." The Variance approved. - Heating-Plumping Help Wanted 13 KITCHEN HELP- 2 positions casional Saturday mornings. East Hartford area, and sur- “ It's myself as a citizen," he said of his testimony. But All variances gram - flooring LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street BOOKKEEPER STATION ATTENDANT- meeting will be conducted by Carol „ — ited shall have an eft - Moving-Trucking-Storage available for nights. 1 for Pan­ Apply in person Main office, r'oiinding towns. With and he admitted the publicity that accompanied his consecra­ Xective date in aee&t'- area. If found call 644-0268 WANTED - Gas station atten­ ACCOUNTS payable, First shift. Experience help­ .hxiaitis. a counselor at MCC. The in­ dance with the Coiihecticut Geheral iStatutes. - Services Wanted tr y k Prep Work. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., South without shorthand needed. tion as auxiliary tiishop hasn’t hurt his position as a after 6 p.m. Reward. dant, full or part time. receivable. Automotive ful, but not necessary. Apply Experienced preferred. 1 for Call Terry, 289-4319, or just tent of the discussions is to provide MISC. FOR SALE Windsor. Notice of these decisions has been fileain the; Town Clerk Mature, responsible person experience helpful. Mlnimun 5 in person: 448 Hartford Turn­ General Kitchen Work & call to )iave your skills help to women whose roles are office. - Household Goods pike, Vernon, , - A riiciesjor Sale LOST - SMALL FEMALE for third shift. References years full-time recent Washing Pots. Minium age 18. evaluated. LEGAL bookkeeping experience. WORK.OPPORTUNITY -$150 changing from that of the traditional Canceled Zoning Board of Appeals > Building Supplies SIBERIAN HUSKY in ' the Call 871-1698. Call Cavey's Restaurant, 643- per week potential plus incen­ - Pels-Birds-Dogs Career position, excellent ad­ THIS IS YOUR homemaker, in coping with the p. , . . Edward Coltman, Secretary vicinity qf Forest Ridge Con­ 2751, ask for-Thc Chef. tive. Call 528-3869 between 10 TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Take NOTICE - Mualcai Inatrumonta dominiums. Red and white TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. vancement 527-8246. Oin>ORTUNITY to join our changes they are anticipating or Dated this 5lh day of March. 1979 - Boats & Accessories AM and 4 PM. E.O.E. this opportunity to put your Vf Meeting - Sporting Goods with blue eyes. Reward. 643- Apply 81 Commerce Street, firm as an Apprentice. NURSES AIDE- Laurel 003-3 skills to good use, and earn experiencing. Additional meetings NOTICE OF - Garden Products EXPERIENCED Trained to become an Opti­ 1910. Glastonbury. PTG Companv. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. TOOLMAKER NEEDED for extra money as well. Work 1 will be held on March 15. 22 and 29. HEARING - Antiques Telephone 633-7631. MACHINISTS & LATHE cian. Optical Style Bar, Inc., 649-4519, or more 8 hour day, Hartford, Criticized In accordance with the provi- - Wanted to Buy OPERATORS- Full or part 643-1191. clean commercial operation. For further information, call the Union Rally LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- Ability to build d rill jigs, East Hartford, and surroun­ ,sion of Section l9-508-3(jl of RENTALS lime. Excellent benefits. App­ Women's Center at 646-4900. exten­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER (ly Star, Sapphire, in RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 PAINTING ESTIMATOH- fixtures, and dies from prints ding area. Call Terry, 289- About 1,200 United Farm Workers Union members march MANCHESTER - - Rooms (or Rent ly in person at: 1422 Tolland EXPERIENCED the Regulations of Connec­ - Apartments lor Rent \ianchestcr: Sears, Caldor. sh ifts. Good pay. good Excellent opportunity for in­ and sketches. Good working 4319, or just call to be sion 232 or 286. turnpike, Manchester. LM WAITRESSES, apply at through Salinas, Calif,, in a show of strength en route to a rally Wallace Irish Jr. has ticut State Agencies, a - Homes for Rent First Federal. Elm Ceramics. benefits and working con­ dividual with experience In all environment, salary geared to evaluated. criticized a subcommittee hearing will be conducted on - Business (or Rent Reward. 646-8018. ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ Gill Welding Manufacturing Ellington Ridge Country Club, phases of estimating for pain­ Ladien Aid Society here Sunday with 3,000 other UFW field workers from Central LEGAL NOTICE - Resort Property (or Rent ability, blue eross/Dluc shield Monday, March 12, 1979 at non Manor. 180 Regan Road, Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or between 10 AM and 12100. 56 ting. pricing, negotatlng, TYPIST- Here is an oppor­ of the Town and Eighth - Wanted to Rent ■ , Abbott Road, Ellington, Ct. coverage, sick days, 10 paid MANCHESTER - The Ladies Aid California as the seven-week-old UFW-Growers strike is At a meeting held on February 26, 1979, the Planning and - Misc (or Rent MISSING FEMALE SILVER Vernon. call 647-9931. buying and project manage­ tunity to put your skills to Utilities District Board of 7:30 P.M. in the auditorium of liolidays. Apply at Wesco In­ Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Zoning Copimission made the following decisions: toy poodle. Vicinity Cam­ ment. Send resume to: P.O. dustries, ,IE.S fndustrial Park. work, and earn extra money. expected to be concentrated in Salinas area from now on. Directors for canceling a the Whiton Memorial AUTOMOTIVE bridge Street. Manchester. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC ATTENTION - Need 2 people PLUMBER WANTED for Rox 169, East Hartford, Conn. Work 1 or more 8 hour day. Church w ill meet Tuesday, instead of Library: 100 North Main MERRITT N BALDWIN (B-231 - Autos tor Sale Route 5, South Windsor. Marshal Ganz, UFW chief strike organizer, told the crowd meeting last week. - Trucks (dr Sale Call 649-6934. Reward. - Experienced only. Top over 21. Immediate employ­ year round work. Excellent 06108. E.O.E, Hartford. East Hartford and Wedne.sday, at 7:30 p.m. at the Street. Manchester, Connec­ Approved an application for a change of zone from Rural - Heavy Equipment (or Sale ] ••••••••«••••••••••••••••• Company Fringe Benefits. The six-member sub­ wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 ment. This Is not a fancy ad. surrounding areas. Call UFW efforts to increase the pressure of the strike will be in Residence to Residence AA for a parcel of approximately - Motorcycles-Bicydes Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, we simply want a per.son who Please call 649-2871. , church for the installation of of­ ticut. The purpose of this - Campers-Trailers-Mobila Personals 2 HOTEL- Banquet Captain I’AHT TIME MORNINGS- ■ferry. 289-4319, or just call to committee meets about needs a permanent job Ad­ ficers. this area beginning today. (UPI photo) hearing is to gather facts 20.86 acres and adopted a zoning classification of Residence Homes 563-0151. with hotel or restaurant Janitor Cleaners, 8:30 - il have your skills evaluated. once a month to discuss RIDE WANTED TO vancement opportunity. Call experience for large down­ Mite boxes w ill be collected at this regarding the application by AA for that parcel — 320V and 336V Hillstown Road. Effec­ - Automotive Service PART TIME- Retail Sales a m. Manchester area. Call problems that affect both Rogers Corporation Molding - Autos (Of Rent-Lease HAMILTON STANDARD, RN-LPN wanted for full or between 10 am. and 3 pm. - town hotel. Excellent oppor­ OFFICE SKILLS- If you have meeting. Hostes.ses are Katherine tive date March 12, 1979. Personnel. 3 evenings and 649-5334. the town and the Eighth Materials Division for a Per­ Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. part time on all shifts Apply 528-3869. E.O.E. weekends. Applications now tunity for qualified person. any good office skills, here is Thurncr, Martha Usab, Wilma Wiley FRANK GRIGALIS ET AL (G-35) Call 643-5686. director of nursing. Salmon- Call Ms. Lauper. 249-5611. your opportunity to use them. Sen. FaheyAttacks Vote D istrict. mit to Construct and Operate being accepted. T.J, Maxx, 5 GAL FOR GENERAL Denied a request for a change of zone from Rural Residence brook Convalescent Home, oft TEXAS O IL CO. needs Ext. 213. Work 1 or more 8 hour day. and Emma Walters. an AER Corporation Type B Typical Skier Main Street, East Hartford, OFFICE WORK- Typing, ap- The subcommittee had to Business HI — 38. 40 and 60 Buckland Street. House Street, Glastonbury. mature person. We train. litide for figures. AH benefits. Hartford, East Hartford, and SingIcH Group Incinerator at M ill and Write A.U. Dick, Box 789. Ft. .scheduled a meeting last PAUI, R. & SALLY H. MARTE IM-341 BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) Please call 633-5244. TOOL k F IX T U R E DRAFTSMAN / 5 day week, -8 to 5. Call 289- surrounding areas. Call 'Terry To Delay New Bottle Bill Oakland Streets, Manchester. CARRIER NEEDED Worth. Tex. 76101. MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ 289-4319. MANCHESTER - The Singles Wednesday, but the session Approved with modifications a subdivision of 9 lots and a — Tbe typical Aspen skier DESIGNER- Hartford com­ 2736. ( onnecticut. I'he application portunity for aggressive in­ People Group will meet Thursday at was canceled because both parcel — 176 West Vernon Street. is aTgoung, well-educated MANCHESTER pany. Excellent benefits. e a s t HARTFORD - State Sen. is available for inspection in f EXPERIENCED Expanding product line. 18 to dividual capable of layout and THE MANCHESTER BOARD 8 p.m. in Motts Community Hall, 587 when it was put up for a vote. " the Democratic and male from another state, detailing sales drawings for Marcella Fahey is one of two the Air Compliance Unit: ESTATE OF HATTIE J. SCHREIBER (S-31) MACHINISTS- and or TOOL 21 K. Fee paid. Diane. David OF REALTORS is looking for E. Middle Turnpike. Even if such procedures had been Republican Town Com­ Approved with modifications a subdivision of 2 lots and a according toa new survey NURSES AIDES wanted for industrial heat processing Democratic members of the General Slate Office Building. Hart­ Ridgewood Street MAKERS - Apply in person: H James Personnel. 649-7000. an experienced part ftme Social activities w ill be discussed. proper in their eyes, both made it mittees also were ford, Connecticut For further parcel — 569 Gardner Street. made by interviewing 848 full time on all shifts. Apply k B Tool k Engineering Com­ equipment. Good benefits in BOOKKEEPER. Conscien­ Law Committee who criticized a Alexender Street director of nursing. Salmon- pany. 168 Forest S^lrcet. MECHANIC- Maintenance - our rapid growth company. tious, alert, dependable, and Refreshments will be served. All in­ clear they still oppose the intent to scheduled to meet that information, contact Mr. A copy of thc.se decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk's persons on ski lifts in that committee vote to raise a bill that brook Convalescent Home, off Mancliester. An Equal Oppor­ Industrial. Excellent com­ Send resume, or call Ms. able to assume responsibility. RETAIL terested singles are invited to attend. delay the Bottle Bill, which would night. Alfred Conklin at 566-3160. office. Colorado resort. The sur­ St. John Street Johnson at 289-1588. In- would delay implementation of the House Street. Glastonbury tunity Employer. M/F. pany and benefits, needs Must be good typist. Diver­ eliminate the use of non-returnable “ It's pretty poor if Stanley J. Pac vey by the Business Please call 633-5244. dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan Bottle Bill for 18 months. Planning and Zoning Commission Perklne Street Mechanic for Cranes, sified work In busy office. OPPORTUNITtES Trinity (Jliiireh beverage bottles, politics means more than Commissioner Ronald Gates, Secretary Research Division, COMPUTER Forklifts, and Fabricating Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. Send b rie f resume and In a letter to their legislative 2-27-79 Dougherty Street SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for EOE, MANCHESTER - The men of " In adopting the Bottle Bill in 1979, mending the problems with Dated this 5th dav of March, 1979. Graduate Sch^l of APPLICATIONS PERSON Equipment etc. Company Fee references to-* Personnel colleagues. Sate Sens. Fahey of East the Eighth U tilities 005-3 002-3 Edmund Street, ft South Windsor. Will train. wanted to assist in develop­ paid. Diane. David James Chairman, 186 East Center Trinity Covenant Church will have a the Legislature was responding to Business Adm inistrition.^t Apply 9 Brookfield Street or WOMAN FOR HOUSE Hartford and and Steve Casey of District, ” Irish said. Irish ment of computer Personnel, 649-7000. Street, Mancticslcr. Sales prayer breakfast Tuesday at 6 a m. requests from the people to put the the University of Colorado- St. Lawrence St. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. applleatlo^. No program­ CLEANING- 1 or 2 days per Bristol said, “ The hill approved by has been an active member at La Strada West. state on record as one that is w illing Boulder also showed: 60 ming experience necessary. INDIVIDUALS NEEDED to week. Own transportation SECRETARY - Position the General Law Committee will in the d istrict and its Fire required. Call 643-4934, after At ,3;45 p m, the Confirmation to make a greater effort to clean up percent of Aspen skiers are Some knowledge of computers work as HOMEMAKER- available in a rapidly growing (FULL TIME) delay implementaflqn of the Bottle helpful. Part time year round HOME HEALTH AIDES in 6:30 p.m. manufacturing company Class w ill meet at the church. litlle r and conserve natural Department male, 65 percent are Call Chris B ill and \eaj6e open the possibility of position, excellent salary and agency serving 10 towns East working with Sales and resources," they said. college graduates and 47 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- LOVING, MATURE Genler (^liiiirli total sabotage at a later date." 646-4174 Excellent Part Time work. equal opportunity employer of River. Car essential, Engineering Vice Presidents, Channel Home "It would be a betrayal of the K o ff(‘(‘ K^raflcrs percent 9 are executives, GRANDMOTHER - needed to Excellent Shorthand and The committee voted 12-4 to raise Will train. Call Manchester M F. Applications may be ob­ training provided, mileage MANCHESTER - The 7, 8 ant) 9 public trust to delay implementation NO MORE WAITING... managers, professionals tained from Windsor Public reinbursement. Good fringes. babysit for one child. Typing skills required. Heavy Centers, the bill, and the propo.sal now w ill be MANCHESTTER - The 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Uodalerl in my home, some Confirmation Classes of Center of the Bottle Bill. It would be Koffee Krafters of the and technologists. School District, 150 Bloom­ Call River East Homemaker- phone usage. Benefits plus. scheduled for public hearing. Sens. field Avenue, Windsor, Home Health Aide Service, days, references. 643-8830. Contact Nancy Harrison 289- America’s fastest Congregational Church w ill meet throwing in the towel before we even Fahey and Casey were two of the Nutmeg Branch of the YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Connecticut. 688-3631. 643-9511. An E.O.E. employer. 1588. E.O.E. today at 5 p.m. at the church. four no votes. give this bill a chance to work,” they YWCA will meet REAL ESTATE SALES growing chain of The staff review and personnel said Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at EXPERIENCED STOCK SEWING MACHINE ASSOCIATE needed to help INSPECTOR For Electrical' They said the hill “ virtually staff our office. As member of committee w ill meet at 7:.30 in the There still are six mon(hs before the Community Y. CLERKS- Part time, mor­ OPERATOR with experience. Wire Assemblies and do-it-yourself appeared out of nowhere and had not HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER When in need of a Service or Product Full time or part time. 596 MLS and Group I, we will Harne.sses. Apply: l,anee, 199 Robbins Room of the church. the b ill goes into effect, and this Mrs. Gladys Merriman nings: also experienced part even been o fficia lly processed by the time afternoon Cashiers. App­ Hilliard St., Manchester, 646- train you tor a ve ^ successful Forest Street, Mancliester. home centers has should be ample time to enact it, the will instruct a class in career in Real Estate. Call Norlli IMrlhodiHl Legislative Commi.ssioner’s office ly in person to: U Save Foods, 2511. senators said making a yarn cat. 725 East Middle Turnpike, Mr. Zinsser al 646-1511. EXPERIENCED OIL created more op­ MANCHESTER — The worship Members are asked to Manchester. EXCELLENT BURNER SERVICEMAN committee of North United OPPORTUNITY to learn URGENT - Full time agents WANTFJ)- Please call 643- portunities fur bring carpet or button wholesale hardware business. needed, good earning poten­ 5135. ______Methodist Church will meet tonight CALL A PROFESSIONAL tial. flexible hours, free thread, large-eyed needles I’Icasant working conditions. People with a at 7 at the church. A ARP Group to Meet and scissors. Membership ^CARRIER NEEDED: Good hours. 522-1107. training, bonus, room for ad­ SHIPPER- Expedite The council of ministires will meet in the YWCA and Koffee vancement, plus earn a free shipments and sample orders, desire to learn & trip. Call Norma or Don at coordinate shipments from at 8 at the church MANCHESTER — Conncecticut 4850. Krafters is required. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 HNs. LPNs, NURSES AIDES- GLASTONRURY I Manchester & Glastonbury 647-9914 or 423-8958. Century warchou.se and arrange lor earn. 01(1 (riian l Northeast Chapter. American Dues cards may be obtained by Hostesses are Mrs. at any hour areas. CGS is recruiting for 21, Tedford Real Estate. carrier pickups, maintain Association of Retired Persons, will sending a self-addressed envelope Helen Ellis and Mrs. staff assignments in your shipping records, prepare MANCHESTER - The Old Guard, ; HARRIS STREET : Experience it ahvayi a meet Wednesday at 1:.30 p.m. at the along with the dues to M arietta Ham­ Catherine Hemenway, area. Wexiffcr top rates, ints- CARD GALLERY bills of lading, packing slips, which is open to all retired men of MWIIM MACHINE MPAIM Aggressively, mature woman, and shipping labels. Previous K of C Home, 138 Main St, mond, 53 Perkins St. Baby-sitting is available by MEM’6 HAIR 8TTLIIMI g U B B I C A L S U P P L IE S • Wyilys Street tant pay. bonuses, vacation pint, But, team spirit the community, w ill meet Tue.sday at pay. Call for appointment. flexible hours; some nights shipping experience Entertainm ent w ill be provided by The chapter is planning a bus trip calling the YWCA in ad­ Tiirrnwisa” MEDCO Bates Lane and i und Sundays, Apply in person preferred. (Jood typing .skills and a wiiminf attitude 10 a.m in Luther Hall of Emanuel Haintyling CGS Services. Ill Pearl. an instrumental group from Bennet March 14 to New Bedford, Mass., and vance. SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. only, Manchester Parkadc, required. Apply Between 1-4 Lutheran Church MACHINE REPAIRS Salem Ct. Hartford, 246-5626, are what we feel Junior High School. Fall River, Mass., to visit clothing k for • Wh—I ChAtn • W alkft Manchester, E.O.E. p.m. to: Rogers Corp.. Mil Quality Work at • CommodM The chapter is looking for a piano KofC Ladies : MARY 646-7588 i EXPERIENCED Street, Mancliester. An Equal makes CNANNEL the factories. Bu.ses w ill leave the K of C Good Price$! • SurglCAl Suppofti A B n cm RHIDGEPORT OPERATOR M.AGG • Job$t Ctfitom iupportM MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER. Opportunity Employer M/F. in gcMxi condition to replace the one home at 8:30 a m. and return at 6:30 MANCHESTER - The 643-2718 OR LATHE OPERATOR FREE PtCK-UP A DEUVERY • Mftifftcfomir Forms A Bn$ ccrtifiiHi workers. We need a succeuweire. Manchester Knights of 497 Main 8L working 60 hours a week. MANCHESTER — The Manchester at the K of C Home. Anyone who p m Another trip is planned to 341 N M n . HMI7D few good people to join a Manchaatar 64M167 Good benefits. 633-3343. Area Conference of Churches will wishes to donate a piano to the Kelley’s in the Poconos from Mav 6 Columbus Ladies Auxiliary CALLM9-0487 young growing company, full through 9. w ill meet Wednesday night meet Tuesday from 9:30 to t l a m in chapter may call Evely Gregan, 643- JSL -DUEL or part time. Please apply' at APPLICATIONS BEING nd HAIRDRESSERS the Emanuel Lutheran Church at 8 at the council home. CARRIER NEEDED L.M. Gill Welding and ACCEITED for school fast IMMEDIATE chapel. MAPLE M©bil Manufacturing, DivisFon of Full or Port timo. CAMIlf NATIONS THE TYRE MAN food service bar. Part time For now ttiabllthmoni openinit in the B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 Monday - Friday. Liberal (• Super SerpicOf Inc* Mandwster/Bolton Tolland Turnpike in Oloitonbury. 643-1305 "A Friendly Place benefits. Ideal for aefive older following departments: 9 igkt QAt - OIL • LUMICATtON • Tomi line Manchester, or call Carl Skold Call 633-5603 to Re-Tyre” per.son. Telephone 649-4073 FINE LUNCHES ACCfEAORIU at 647-9931. E.O.E, TIREt AND tATTIRIEt between 1 ana 4 PM, CoriMr of Coirtor A Main 81 357 6R0AD 8T. FinNy Street Hebron EDC Eyes im e i n , MHcmTB 643-2444 CLIP & M AUI E lM R iM M A IT Bolton Center Road and •PAINT Carpenter Road A VENDINQ SiflBwriTbAW WINDOW!, DOOM , AWWHWS A CAHOPIW WORKING MORE! I I •ELECTRONICS Official Status I .HOUTE I To Advertise Your ENJOYING IT LESS? NAME Call Al Own tind diktuIi’ your own vendinK'^*^ •HARDWARE M AIL TO: Businest or Service In 646-4124 W* have part tima poalllon avallabla batwaan tha foiileii 4 lOlirs wirkiv roiiipU’tc*^ HEBRON — The Economic Development Committee, ADDRESS houra of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., 5 or 6 daya par waak. oiii|i.inv Iruiiiinjt iini) loi fition;|^ •SEASONAL at its meeting Friday night, discussed whether or not it TNs Dvectory, Please Can 94aot naw paopla and maka tham happy by aarvlng ^! a mi H p mi starting salary and bearing on the decision. The first is one on transportation ZIP 1 - 2 7 1 1 Friendly ' ' f r i e n d l y I C E C R E A M i:;: M W 9 a Ml Hpm EXAMPLE: ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES Pleasant working at­ to bo conducted March 7 in Glastonbury. Committee n - THESE AOVERTISEmi Ice Cream 755 Silver L«tw East Hartford S f members Ed Sellers and Laurette Longee were asked to PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS A K ALL Part time permanent ______Equal OpportunHf Emphfer M/F ______mosphere. And equally attend this hearing to obtain information concerning the Phonft 649-9005 “PROFESSIONALr positions. We need important the oppor­ Town of Hebron. □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only *9.00 1 / ' V v ~ \ -N FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS Qtf9 Them mature people of all ages C.&W. MANUFACTURING to work our breakfast and tunity to advance as The second hearing w ill be tonight at 8 in the For your extra convanienca, We have Inatallad a Want A C$1111 74 Eaalarn Blvd. auditorium of the Hebron Elementary School. It w ill con­ lunch hours. Work In plea­ Glastonbury, Cl. you demonstrate your FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS sant surroundings serving ! 1-283-63S-6828 cern the multiple telephone exchanges which currently Ad Department aflar-houra anawarinig aarvica. Now, lUUOIIM COHTRACTON 633-4031 quality food and Ice abilities. serve the residents of Hebron. whatever the hour, day or night, Sundaya or holldaya •INSPECTOR 1 2 3 4 S cream. Excellent wages, ! THE MOST WORTHWHIU Job Shop Experience. Must The committee was also told by Reid that it should You Can Advertise uniforms provided, food develop a minimal budget requests for presentation to • PHONE CALL YOU’LL MAKE be able to use various types s 7 B 9 10 Dial Days 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 discounts. Please apply in per­ the Board of Finance. An amount of $100 was suggested M.G. TOSTAREUI, JR. of Gauges, for checking Apply In person or call precision machine parts. son: but no formal action was taken Friday on the recommen­ )S ...... Your Service or ■ THISVEARI 11 12 13 14 Dial Nights 643-2718 983-4121 Must have own tools. dation. Building Contractor for appointment between •SET UP MAN In other business the committee spent considerable Just give us your masssgs, nsnw snd sddrsss — W sll do ths e-11 AM or 2-5 PM at ! YOU M U HIVE Ml OPPOIITIMTY u i f 19 V) Hardinge Chucker - First CHANNEL' tim e discussion the purpose of the committee as well as rest. Business In This Its tim* to plan for your WOOD PATIO © ■ TO lEIHH IBOUT lUIIEVOUITIOIIIRY Class. , Cl the “ economic needs" of Hebron. DECK, with traatod lu Friendly 21 22 23 24 25 •MACHINEST Chairman James Lynch asked the members to continue No mor* rushing to call before noon Order *^1^ Want Ad whenever Restaurant S NEW PRODUCT JIH D IH acmNC Directory For As ★ OUR SPECIALTIES fNCLUDE ★ Experienced operators for working on their various research projects in order to you're ready — night or diy. even on Sugoiay* and holidays.______MANCHESTER PARKADE 20 27 2 t 29 30 1049 Sllaa Deane • NEWMISMESS Hardinge Chuckers, conclude this phase of the comm ittee's development. •Kitchana •Bathroom^ aDaragoa Highway M illing Blanking WEST MDDU TURNPME Lynch said that he would like to see the comrnittee ,------Little As $3.10 Per •RacRooma Walhara8eM,CT, Machines. f t ------u 33 $4 move onto other business as well as establish a life of Eqael OpportmiNf tm p h fr I youw ontbedisiippointed SO hours work week. All relevant data. For A Free Eetlmete M/F CALL COLLECT benefits. Apply in person An equal opportunity The committee w ill meet again on March 21 at 8 p.m. in M ! f 38 39 40 S h e H e r a lh Week.-! only. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.. and onpleyor M/F the Town Office Building. CALL MIKE, NOW at 52S-895 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I’AGK KICfiTKEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon . March 5. 1979

FmliaMEniMl PMnuto — ChariM M. Schuli EVENING IIERALD,*Mon., March 5, 19/9- PAGE NINF;TEEN Article* tor Sale Apartment* For flent 53 Otllee*-8lore* for Sent 59 Auto* For Sale $1 r 1 . FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink MANCHESTER- Main Street. 466 MAIN STREET. North of PINTO RUNABOUT SPELLIN6 BEE; NO, A\A'AM..N0T UNLESS Post office, about 5 000 sq ft; 1973-Good transportation. AT, eOAHEACJOANKLIN., MAVBEI COULP JUST VETERINARIAN'S X F rr^iS A Coat, excellent condition. Size 3 and 4 rooms . apartment, Dear Abby YOUSAVI HAVE TO VOU CAN PO IT... 12 or^lSOO. 875-2344. heated. Hot water, of centrally located space. , ^C, radio, new tires, battery. K IN m PRO-AM... ACROSS 2 Tergal Answer to Previous Puisls WAITIN6 ROOM ^ A T * l i appliances. No pets. Parking. Ideal for store, office or other brakes, shocks, exhaust. 3 Model of solar _ ROOM SET well Security. 523-7047. business or commercial use. $1225. Call 6460547 after 6:30 By Abigail Van Buren y r - I Smells system J u T T E D 1 made, mooching table, six Call 646;2426 65 pm. p.m. 6 More strange 4 Gerietic T H A C A □ □ □ D Q G 8 E A C 0 N PiMfi SHAPE chairs, bunet and liquor MANCHESTER- Attractively II SE Asian material m n n c s E in island 8 8 w 1 L □ □ □ □ □ cabinet. 1250. 646-2869. raneled 4 room Apartment. MANCHESTER- 2 car gar­ 1967 OLDSMOBILE CU'aASS 5 Stage need 13 Lavender 6 Corrida cheer 8 E E □ n — IF i r y A Stove, carpeting. Adults. age, with electricity. Ideal for CONVERTIBLE - 2 extra D n 1 14 Errors 7 Shovelled P L □ A 8 7 wheels and tires, runs well. H SKI BOOTS - Used one season. References. No pets. $195.646- Plumber. Electrician. Small 15 Musical term 8 Devil (Sp) u R 0 N in L 0 8 6463326. 0 0 E TiCfER* IT'S A San Giorgio, good condition, 3167 , 228-3540. Carpentry Shop etc. No 16 Compass 9 Respect u M 113 E N T E warm, J35. Size 9, 643-7695. automotive work. 6461577. point 10 River in 8 T F 8 8 A She Rues Writing E R L i r r u B s u i g g i s h . FIVE ROOM Apartment- Se­ Truck* lor Sale 62 17 Day of week Europe 8 in 1 F 0 L E T 4 PIECE COLONIAL Living cond floor. Main Street. (ebbr.) 12 Horse food » 1 1 1 T ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. L A 8 8 1 E u • Wl Br MA ai«rHM*«UftA«(W 199 FranklinFn 13 Stein in D 0 Room Set. 3 Cushion Couch. Paneled carMted, heat and Center. 17 West Main Street. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 1 0 1 0 T 8 L ThmI*^ 3-s To Lovelorn Con 20 Corn plant j] in i ! 8 Platform Rocker with Ot­ hot water. Lease required. Full basement. M.l. Kaplan, window van. Excellent condi­ 18 Auto workars’ E A 8 E T in 2 E 8 toman and Chair. 2 years olcl. $235 monthly. 6460299. after 6 owner. 232-9041. tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ parts union (abbr) VWkS THE OTHER <3UV'S S E E FOR 22 Golfer Snead Cail 643-8397. p.m. tains chairs. Stereo and 21 Made steep 33 Gasoline 41 Rights (si.) CAR PAA4AGEP? 23 In a sheltered cassette. Radials..4269461. WHV ) VOURSELF' noise rating 43 Borders NO-'ANP place SWIMMING POOLS ASHFORD- 3 Rooms. Newly DEAR ABBY; I have been corresponding with a man in an ? V h e 's PULUNG 23 Confounded 34 Insect I ] AUTOMOTIVE THAT5 WHAT 24 Constellation 48 Make free DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ renovated, tile bath. Yard, FORD 1978 F-150 Styleside out-of-state prison for quite a number of months. We have INTHE PRIVE 25 Medical 35 Of the (Sp.) BUSINESS & SERVICE ...... FRIES A4E.' 26 Sagacity 49 CIA pose of brand new 31’ long parking. Absolutely no pets. Pickup. 20,000 miles. never met. I started writing to him because a mutual friend NOW/ 28 Gold (Sp ) picture (comp, Auto* For Sale 61 37 Spookily forerunner above ground pools complete Heat and electricity included. Excellent condition. 6 asked me to. You might say I did it as an act of kindness. 30 Sward w d) 27 Ret 38 Flora with sundeck, fencing, filter 1-423-4190; 1-928-5095 cylinder standard, (uses He is serving time for armed robbery. From his letters, I 31 Strike lightly 51 Eggs and includes full installation. evenings, WE PAY $10 for complete J\A 29 Doing its 39 Trembling regular gas). Price includes am not convinced that he has learned his lesson. He has a lot 32 Actor March 52 Young social- Asking $989. Financing junk ears. Call Joey at Tolland 33 Minded work cap and extra 8 inch wheels of anger and hostility in him. tree ite.for short available. Call Stan collect T H R E E R O O M Auto Body, 5261990. with new snow tires. $4,600. 36 Detain My problem is that he thinks he is falling in love with me. 3 3 4 9 9 7 203-236-5871. APARTMENT - Utilities in­ Call 643-9295. s C 39 Shot hole-in- 1 i 10 cluded. second floor, available MONTE CARLO 1973, Power I do not feel the same. (We've exchanged pictures.) I care for one W i- 'U .l 13 13 now. Call 649-5729, steering, power brakes, 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN him as a friend and would like to keep in touch, but not at 40 Communist DIRECTORY 42 Strike out automatic. $1,575. Call 649- WINDOW VAN- 318.8. AT, PS, the risk of endangering myself. He might get out in six u 19 SHARE AN APARTMENT- 1149 anytime. months; I don't want a lovesick, rejected ex-con on my (abbr) Service* Ottered 31 Service* Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Painting-Papering 32 stereo, radials, low mileage. ie n 19 3125 m on th ly in c lu d e s $4650. 4269461. hands, if you know what I mean. 44 Female saint Dog*-Blrd*-Pet* 43 1$?$;.. w< t a U S ^1 on / ____ (abbr) 1 1 ■ everything. Call anytime, 647- 1972 GRAND TORINO - Best How do I go about letting him know 1 don’t want a roman­ 'IM 20 22 PAINTING - Interior and 45 Turkish caliph CARPENTER - Repairs, 9283. Best before 5 p.m. offer. 649-2452 after 7 PM, 1966 GMC 3/4 ton Pickup tic relationship with him? I don't want to hurt his feelings, 1 1 exterior, paperhanging, FR E E PUPPIES- Part Husky Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca 46 Radiation 34 36 INCOME TAX COMPLETE CARPET i Tile remodeling, additions, gar­ , Part Labrador, Very affec­ truck. 305 V-6. Good running but I certainly don't want him for an enemy either. Please excellent work references. 1976 FIAT 128 HATCHBACK- measure 1 installation and repairs. Free ages. roofing. Call David tionate. Call 649-0743, after 5 FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 condition. Many new parts. advise. (abbr.) 3B so PREPARATION estimates. Call 646-3745. after Free estimates. Fully in­ 4 speed. Excellent condition. a r e 'VOU t e l u n s Patria. 644-1796. p.m. Broad Street. $155. Security $525. 649-6787. OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE you SEE. CAPTAIN- THE TESTS 47 Financial 1 5 p.m. sured. Martin Matson, 649- deposit. Married couple. No 27,000 miles. Original owner. ME y o u iT A S B O ALL 31 4431, . PAI ZIB __ ■ HAD TO BE REAL- IN ORPER TO sponsor pets. 643-4751. $2000. 649-1156. 1 BUSINESS A INDIVIDUAL FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY A COMPLETE BOARDING DODGE 3/4 TON PICKUP DEAR OKIE; Be honest. Write your pen pa) and tell him ACCURATELY DETERMIWE YOUR' 50 Signifying 33 34 1 BRICK, BLOCK, .STONE. Remodeling and Additions. TRUCK - Good running condi­ 53 Join the 37 36 INCOME TAXES gU ALITY PAINTING and KiVeho K EN N EL for Dogs and Cats. you hope that he isn't falling in love with yon because your " ■ Fireplaces.concrcte. Chimney Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 SPACIOUS. CLEAN, FIRST 1963 m e r c u r y COMET- tion. $395. 289-0365. colors 39 1 PREPARED — In the com­ Paper Hanging by W illis Dog Bathing and grooming. Excellent condition, ideal se­ feelings tor him are strictly platonic. .P 43 repairs. No job too small , experience! For Free For reservations, please call FLOOR five room apartment. 54 Slim 1 1 fort of your home or office. Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Schult*. Foully insured cond car. $325 firm, Cail 643- 55 Requires 44 46 references. 649-4343. Istimates, call 646-4239. Canine Holiday Inne, 200 Appliances included, utilities Call 646-7KI3, for an appoint­ timates, extra. One child; absolutely 4815, after 3 p.m. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 DEAR ABBY; I work in the Department of Vital . 56 Gulf ■ 1 1 1 Sheldon Road, Manchester. 47 49 49 so SI S3 ment. FARRAND REMODELING - 646-5971. no pets. Security, references. Statistics, but nobody listens to us. Maybe they will listen to CARPET IN.STALLATION - .LP. LEWIS i SON- Interior $240 per month. M3-0736. 1970 FORD LTD. - Fully 1973, HONDA CB 450, Low Dear Abby. DOW N S3 and Exterior painting, paper Cabinets and Formica Tops, S4 .Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ loaded, good running condi­ mileage. Excellent condition. If you anticipate a need for your birth certificate (in apply­ hanging, remodeling, carpen­ MATE-A-PET. Our service t Plump B5 INCOME TAX Preparation- Steam Cleaning. Free es­ ditions. Decks, All types of SINGLE SPECIAL - Healed tion. $395. 289-0365. $650. Call 643-5849. ing for a passport. Social Security, entering a new school, or 56 Experienced. At your home. try. Fully insured. 649-9658, helps find a breeding partner - 1 timates. Call 649-6265. Remodeling and Repairs. for your dog or cat. Informa­ one bedroom with parking, no for any other reason), DON'T wait until the last minute. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or lease required. Just $175. (746 BANK REPOSSESSIONS WANTED TO BUY- Used Sad­ iMWtPtirin AStHi A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Phone 643-6017. tion call Toll free 1-800-922- Write to the Department of Vital Statistics in the city where 525-8263. EXPERT PAINTING and 2. I Small fee. Rental FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile dle Bags. Please call 649-4105. tors. Quality painting and 4505. you were born and request your birth certificate to have on I.ANDSCAPING Specializing Assistors 2.365646. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, paper hanging at reasonable hand in case you need it. in F-xterior Hou.se Painting. RETIRED BUILDER - rec needs bo^ work $2700; 1974 1976 HONDA CB500T - INCOME TAX rales. Fully insured. Free F R E E - Cute and adorable Windshield and tires. Don't wait until two weeks before you take a trip to a Tree pruning, spraying, rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic Heinz 57 puppies. 6 weeks old. VERNON - Kids ok, carpeted Pontiac Firebird, automatic Win at bridge PREPARATION - Your home Estimates. Call Wayne 649- with air $2295; 1973 Ford Excellent condition. $1100. foreign country. It sometimes takes TH REE MONTHS to Allay Oop — Dava Qraua or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ mowing, weeding. Call 742- tile, plumbing, electric. Colors from biege to black. 2 bedroom with appliances. 7947, 769ti. Country Sedan Station Wagon Call 647-9037 anytime, get a birth certificate. (Everyone waits until May or June.) sultant. 871-9554. Richard Young, 649-1975. Call 872-2343. Just $200. Small fee. (739-1.1 #••••••••••••••••••••••••• $900; 1973 Chevrolet Bel Air A letter stating that your birth is on file is NOT accept­ Rental Assistors 236-5646. TM' d a n g t h i n g ’s COMIN' HEV, S L O W d o w n ! TH' B ie OL' HOOK-t o o t h e d SNOW PLOWING- Available PERSONAL Paperhanging $1000; 1972 Ford Maverick Campers-Trallers able. You must produce the certificate itself (with the b a ck ; y 'b e t t e r h n p Using a slam safety play For particular people, by SoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 FREE TO GOOD HOME- 9 HOLD i t ! W H A T 'S tyrannosaur ! all winter, night or day. 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Centrally $1000; 1970 Chevrolet Malibu Mobile Homes 65 raised seal) in most instances. YCXIRSELF SOME c o v e r ! COMIN'BACK? ALLAN T KEELER'S TAX Dick. Call 64.3-5703 anytime. month old Golden Retriever. SANDING AVAILABLE, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ located. Utilities not included. $700; 1970 Chrysler New If for any reason your birth is not recorded, this will give up by using a safety play SERVICE. Tax Returns done Housebroken. Dog House in­ that will only let him make TOO. Don't wait til it snows! ment Co. Expert installation Call 646-8867. after 5 p.m. Yorker $650. The above may 1978 24 FT. PROWLER you plenty of time to file a delayed birth certificate before NORTH w PROFE.SSIONAL PAINTING cluded! Call 649-2581. six." Call 646-0743. after Si.lO p.m of aluminum siding gutters be seen at the Savings Bank of CAMPER - sleeps 8. you need it. ♦ K J 7 AND PAPERING - Interior Alan: "In other words, the and trim. Roofing installation BOLTON - Cozy one bedroom Manchester, 923 Main Street, Excellent condition. Used Please, be wise and act accordingly. » A J 8 6 specialists. Commericpl and once. Call 643-8912. best play at six won’t pro­ PROFESSIONAL and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a cottage, heat and appliances. Manchester. JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL FAN ♦ A J 9 3 residential. Free estimates, duce an overtrlck." A L L T Y P E S OK T A X E S DRESSMAKING & Musical Instruments 44 Individual only. $185. (770-3.) ♦ K4 PREPARED- fully insured 646-4879. Oswald: "South should Individual. ALTERATIONS done in my SPECIALIZING cleaning and Small fee. Rental Assistors DEAR FAN; All right, all you readers out there who partnership, corporations. ••••••••••••>•••••••■••••• WEST EAST win the club lead in dummy, home. Please call 646-4972. repairing chimneys, roofs, 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and 236-5646. weren't born yesterday, please take notel Will come to your home. Call Monday thru Friday 10:00 Building Contracting 33 « tS 4 Q8 lead a spade to his ace, then new roofs. Free estimates. 30 etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main » Q 5 4 3 » 10 7 568-5742. a.m, to 3:00 p.m, years fixperience, Howley, FIVE ROOM Apartment on cash his ace of clubs. That Is Street, New Britain. 225-1977. DEAR READERS; For 23 years I've been helping you «S54 sqi0 72 WES ROBBINS Carpentry 643-5361 first floor. $225 monthly. Heat a very slight risk. Someone remodeling specialist. Ad­ Expecting a tax refund? with your problems. Now is your chance to help me with «J 10 97 aQ8532 ACCURATO^^...... REFINISIIED KITCHEN Layaways invited. and electricity not included. might trump It, but once that ditions, rec rooms, dormers, mine. ace goes through South has a EXPERIENCED TAX CABIflETS & COIJNTERS- ROOFER WICE Install roof, Ask for Dick. 646-1084. SOUTH built-ins bathrooms, U you should see DEAR ABBY T-shirts, nightgowns or sure thing." HELP-Your home. 1-ow cost. Woodwork. Floors, for homes siding or gutter for low dis­ PIANO FOR SALE - 4 Allltlt kitchens. 649-3446. a n y t^ g else for sale bearing my name, please let me know ¥ K«2 Alan: "He just leads a Small Husine.ss’ .Sold Home'' and apartments, 667-3643. ask count price. Call Ken at 647- Excellent condition. Kimball BOLTON. FOUR LARGE TRUCKS for Ken, 1566. ROOMS. appliances, where it was purchased. (The name of the store and city.) The Flintstonas — Hanna Barbara Productions « K6 second spade. West plays Itemized ileduelions. 633 I2B7. CU.STOM Carpentry - homes. Spinet. Best offer. 649-2452 after 7 PM. fireplace, garage, cellar and The DEAR ABBY name Is being used without my permis­ a A6 low and dummy's jack is SNOW PLOWlNf; Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. finessed. East takes his TRACY BROTHERS- utilities. Security, adults, no sion and in order to protect my copyright I must t^ e legal ^ VOU’RE STILL V I DIP- A Vulnerable: North-South COMMERCIAL AND Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. pets. $300. 742-9015, ueen and Is forced to give Roofing. Flat Roof. Hot Tar, THOMAS ORGAN With' action against the manufacturers. Will you please help me to H ER E? I THOUGHT \ BUT. NOW, Dealer: South INCOME TAX RETURNS RESIDENTIAL- Manchester (•ravel. Built-Up Roofing. eclarer his twelfth trick. A TIMOTHY .1 CONNELLY Rhythm Section, features track them down? Many thanks. you HAD LEFT I H A V E PREPARED - After 5 area. Free estimates. (!ommcrcial & Residential. MANCHESTER ■ Three West North East South aclub lead allows a heart ' Carpentry and general con­ Color-Glo Keyboard, and DEAR ABBY i^ FO R LOPGE.Z^ TO AAARE discard and a ruff in dum­ weekdays, anytime Reasonable. 646-5489 or 646- Free Estimates. 872-6269. Arpeggio-Glissando. like new, Rooms. Furnished or unfur­ le 5747 anytime. tracting. Residential and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 F-150 STYLESIDE PICKUP 6 A P H O N E Pass 3 NT Pass 40 my. A red-suit lead makes weekends. Phone Lowell $2000. 649-8190. nished. Wall to wall carpeting. Getting married? Whether you want a formal church commercial Whether it be a Walking distance to bus. C A L L . Z / Pass Pass Pass one of dummy's red Jacks a Thompson at 643-2870. Heating-Plumbing 35 •••••••••••••••••••••«•••• wadding or a simple do-yonr-own-thing ceremony, get ee CRO.SSEN ELECTRIC Will small repair job. a custom Adults. No) pels.t $205. Call 528- Pass winner. The hand is over and built home or anything in Boats-Accessorles 45 light up your life! Residential SEW ERLINES: sink lines, 5592. Abby's new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” the slam made.” between, call 646-1.379. Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cental self-addres^ Wiring. Call 871-0166 days; cleaned with electric cutters, 1 974 FURY - 16'z-fool C&M TREE SERVICE ■ Free 646-5283 evenings. by professionals. McKinney QI.'IET ONE BEDROOM - envelope to Abby; IM Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Opening lead: 43 Aik thf Bxpfrti NEWTON SMITH- fiberglass, tilt trailer, with estlHjates. discount senior Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1975 55-horsepower outboard Heal and air conditioning. 90212. c tn -z ^ s . C 0 m p a n y WATERPItOOFlNG- Remodeling. Repairs, and pany, 643-5308. West Middle Turnpike. Rec-Rooms. No job to small Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. A New York reader aska ManiNfester-owned anil Hatebwavs. Foundation Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Immediate Occupancy. $210. operated Call-646-1.'127 649-3144 By Oiwald Jacoby what the "No better place Cracks, 'file Lines, Sump rlO ,IOB TOO SMALL - Toilet board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Call 649-'2098. and Alan Sontag for It” play is. It Is a specific Pumps, Window Wells. Gravi- CARPENTRY & MASONRY- repairs, plugged drains, 9550. bad play that got its name REW EAVlNt; burn holes, ly Feeds. 30 Years Homes tor Sent 54 Additions and Remodeling, kiteben faucets replaced, Astrograph Oswald: "A look at all four when a loquacious player Xippers. umbrellas repaired. Experience' 643-4953. 242- repaired, rec rooms, free estimates. Call Anthony •••••••••••••••••••••••••• hands shows that North and holding ace-19-small over­ Window sbades, Venetian 5915 bathroom remodeling, heat AVAILABLE The Born Loser — Art Sansom blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. S(|uillacote 649-0811. South can make a grand ruffed declarer’s king with modernization, etc. Free U RENTALS IMMEDIATELY ■ Brand new slam at either spades or the ace while remarking, A Marlow's, 867 Main SI, 649- WILL CLEAN CELLERS and Estimate gladly given. M & N beautiful 3 bedroom Colonial. 300 6 cyl. engine, A,T,, P,S,, L78x15 tires, AM through your fingers today be­ I 6 A I P 'iF'HDUWAUrvcKE I'M lOXXKIMfcOFFX notrump.” "No better place for It.” Of 5221 allies and haul away scrap LEON CIESZYNSKI Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Fireplace, wall to wall, 1 12 radio, rear step bumper, low mount mirrors, cfour cause of your lack of attention. Alan: "Not that seven Is a course, there wa;> u better iron !•' R b! Iv o f c h a r g e. BUILDER- New Humes. Ad­ Rooms tor Rent 52 bath, treed lot. $475 per month Negligence will take its toll. h o ! ^ - O f t ! MOMPr.0OBD6A. ODD ,I()BS DONE - Cellars, good contract. Declarer place. If he didn't ruff he Telephone 644-3234 ditions. Remodeling. Rec MANCHESTER PLUMBING plus security. Children gauges. Stock #9083. ^B irthday LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The ways would have taken two trump allies, garages, yards Rooms, Garages, Kitchens THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - lBAWK-I must start by picking up the & HEATING - Repairs. accepted. Frechette. Martin and means to say what is on queen of spades. 'The'Then-he tricks Instead of one. cleaned, moving. SAW SHARPENINi;- Part Remodeled, Ceilings. Bath Birch House Women. Central­ your mind may not be present Remodeling. Pumps repaired & Rothman. 646-4114. must decide to take the ( newspaper enterprise a. X.) Ii'iieking.l.oam lor sale Lawn time per.son to sharpen hand Tile, Dormers, Roofing. ly located. Downtown today. Rather than talking in replaced. Free estimates. heart finesse. He needs a service No job loo big or saws, circular blades, and Residential or Commercial Manchester. Kitchen March 6.1979 circles and making little or no Electric drain-snaking. 24- Take advantage of situations red-suit finesse and only the small 568-8522 hand tools. Call 646-.5707, 649-4'291 bour service. 646-0237. privileges. Call 649-2358. Ottices-Stores lor Rent 55 sense, keep quiet. (For a copy o l JACVtl 7 MOD­ this coming year where you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Al­ heart finesse works." ERN, send t t to: "I'r.n ai can make business contacts Oswald: "Six is a very FOR LADIES ONLY- Fur­ ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. though sometimes we may be Bridge, ' care ol Ihls u e m ra - socially. Something very bene­ good contract and any ex­ nished Room for rent. All Ideal location. $300 including justified in telling others what per, P.O. Box 489, Radio C lly >5595 ficial could develop from such we think of them it is rarely pert worth his salt will wind Slallon, N ew York. N. Y. 10019.) utilities included. On bus line, utilities. Don Horrigan, Resort Property 27 an arrangement. wise to do so. Turning the Haaihclin ujorga uaiai||r Business Opportunity 14 and near stores. References Barrows Company. 647-1000. SALES B sonncE Ml PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You and security required. Call other cheek will get you farther Homes For Sale 23 CAPE COD. DENNISPORT-2 will be adept at keeping the big in the long run. MANCHESTER Package after 6 p.m . 644-9383. MANCHESTER- Main Street 319 MAM ST. expenses under control today, Bedroom Cottage. Sleeps 6. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23) Advice M«N«^ %ja4- Afghan Squares store. ExcellenI location Well (31LONIAL - 7 rooms, formal modern office available. 400 DILLOn but the smaller outlays might given by you or offered to you Walking distance to beach. FURNISHED SLEEPING MANGUFI established business Call dining room, large cal-in sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call damage your budget severely. will fall on deaf ears today. Olf season and in season ren­ RCKIM for mature gentleman. WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Mari 0 n E . Robertson kitchen. 4 bedrooms, heated 646-2469 or 646-2755. ^ ^ 2 1 4 5 Be pennywise, too. Find out Neither you nor the other par­ tals available. 644-0456 Modern bath. Parking. No Qi) Realtor. 643-5953 liorcli, 2 car garage, with more of what lies ahead for you ties are listening, so nothing cooking. Security and in 1979 by sending for your cbimnev for wood stove, Real Estate Wanted 28 INDUSTRIAL SPACE- 6,000 can be resolved. K i VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco references. $130 monthly. Call square feel divided into 1,000 copy of Astro-Graph Letter. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It nrivale 1ol. $56,900, Group 1. 643-2121. Mail SI for each to Astro-Graph, ^Snrtcks with locations $3,580 Philbrick Agency 646-4200 ALL CASH For your property, foot modules. Very won’t be the big things that can CALL TOLL FR EE l-800-4'23- reasonable, 646-5707. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Sta­ give you fits today but bunches within 24 hours. Avoid Red CLEAN FURNISHED tion. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to 2355 Ext 905 TOLLAND- Newer ,3 Bedroom of incidental items. Don't Tape, In.stant Service. Hayes sleeping room for gentleman. specify birth sign. spend more on them than / Ranch, on acre plus woiHlcd Corp 646-0131. Call 646-4701 6:00-9:00 PM. ARIES (March 21-Aprii 19) If you they're worth. OFFERS INVITED lot Appliances, carpeting, are not sure of what you want RETAIL STORE ON SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. drapes llnor-to-ceiling SELLING your hou.se" Call us Apartments For Rent' 53 to do or what your motives are, 21) Before making plans involv­ WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- tireplace in eontemporary first and we ll make you a put off doing anything until ing another, better check to . IXWpervear E,xeellent terms living room Sliders-to-deek eash offer! T.J. Crockett, LOOKING for anything in real tomorrow. You'll then have a see if this person will go along C a ll .lohn, at Chenelle Air conditioner Walk-in cedar Realtor, 643-1577. more positive direction. with you. You could get caught Associates, "Gallerv Of estate rental - apartments, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Get­ closet. Immediate occupaney homes, multiple dwellings? holding an expensive bag. Homes, " 528-!KI81 $62,500 Peterman Agenev: IMMEDIATE Cash for your ting your facts straight should CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate be your hA>. 1 priority today. 649-9404. 649-4844 property. Let us explain our Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Touchy family issues could fair proposal. Call Mr. You have a strong tendency to create , unnecessary friction jump to conclusions because today, if you voice them with­ MANCHE.STER- Charn^ Belfiore, 647-1413. MANCHESTER- West Center oversized 6 Rimm Aluminum of faulty information. out thinking of the conse­ Street. Four room apartment. Sided Cane. 3 bedrooms, 2 full GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your quences. Leave them at rest. MAN' WE BUY your home? Tile bath, appliances, private head may not be atl-together Short Riba — Frank Hill liaths Fireplaee, garage. tjiiick. fair, all cash and no AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) * EDUCATION entrance and storage. Good KNOUU-HOIU today, and you might have Before finding fault today, be I'onvonient location ERA problem. Call Warren E location. Available im­ _C Q J-fN T S trouble trying to add two and double sure your own skirls are CAPTAIN RJUB, T h 6 WE NEEP UlLL BE V- 36 MlhlUTES/ W E 3 6 MINUTES, MR. A4AYOB DUBALDO LE.SPERANCE, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. two. Take special care with Private Instructions IS 646-0505, mediately. (Juiet or retired clean. You may start the cri­ FIENOSH PR5 f e 9 S 0 R >DUR HSU j-THEBE IN NEED YOUR X-BAV MV LEOTARPS A R E IN persons. References, securi­ SERVItt! financial matters. tique. but someone else could ^O N -U HAS PLANTHD 3 6 MINUTES, VISION TO FIND THE] t h e r j n s b c y c l e . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Im­ Household Goods 40 ty. No pets, or children. SERVICE! end it. ^ ATOMIC FO IST U N e MR. MAYOR. * a t o m i c D E Y IC E .'' REMEDIAL READING and Lols-Land For Sale 24 portant goals could slip INEWSRAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) / math, individualized work Unheated, $215 monthly. SERVICE! cooice scMEwiHeRE program. ilst-8lh grade! by REFRIGERATORS Write to: P.O. Box 244. East- INTIOWN. COVENTRY- Prime 15 acres ford, Conn, • Wtieel Alignmenl Btrry’a World — Jim Berry miisler's degree teacher 568- Washers ' Ranges, used, 'OKAV.,.,6HOWl5 OVER/" Commercial Site, long fron­ guaranteed and clean. New • ,1150 TWiN I BUM 8075 tage. 13.000 daily traffic shipment damaged. G.E Sc APARTMENT and HOUSES • front Emt Repair count Sale, land lease, build Buga Bunny HalimJahl & BtoKal FRIGIDAIRE. low prices. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ • Brahes RIDING I.E.SSONS indoor to suit Rain Soft, 871-0378. • Eih.iusI riding ring Western slmk ...... B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main tals in all Areas, Prices and Strc'ct, 643-2171. • Balancinq seat, saddle seat and hunt Investment Property 25 Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. 1 Am RDOTSORC a n d W £4 R Y OK AY... COM EON sizes 2365646. Small Fee. • lubrication Oil Chanqn seat -All levels 228-9817. • Stinchs FROM C4gRVIN6 VtDUR 6I6N IN AN'OET Y£R 5 32-40 FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom FOUR FAMILY- Quiet Set Excellent condition. 40' X 10' 1 Bedroom Mobile • Headliqbls THROUSHOUT OUR FA\R CITY.' FREE VOICE. PIANO Instructions neighborhood. Appliances in­ • Riidiator Repairs Our Boarding House This Funny World /MEAL/ Former laciilly New York Queen-size bed. triple dresser, Home, in Bolton. Working cluded Fully rented. lO'k dresser with shelved mirror, • Stale Inspertions Music and Art High Schmtl single person only. No pets, WHY THE SUWM. gross $96,000 Owner Broker night stand. 4 vears old. $800. • Saielt ChoOs ATTILA THE YOt/P THINK OUR ■ 1‘rolessitinal Singer Pianist ■ 6;l3-6026 animals, children. Call 643- 568-0935. 2880. ALL THIS AND B O Y 6f w h e r e rtjMeRY TAX AJ4NUAL PRESIDENT 64'4 8.597 are THE SOUNK COLLECTOR PiOLK POOL TOURNA­ An ensy-lo-emeliet vest TIRES TOO. PRIME MAIN STREET WE BUY AND SELL USED OF MERRIMENT IS BACK! MENT WOULD BE made of eoKoful iifKlmn Schools-Clesses 19 Manehester Properly Full FURNITURE. One piece or th a t have made UNLESS ENOUGH! BUT OUST Siiuares w-itli dower-like leased, long term basis to OFFICE SPACE | 6 0 — centers lo-ig)itens the entire household. Cash on the THE OWLS CLUB WE PROVE BECAUSE WE COULDN'T wnrdmtie. FOR THE REST -Manchester nationally rated tenants. Tax A LE6ENP? tiymnaslie Sehool. 3 to 5 line Furniture Barn. 646-0865. FOR RENT SICHOIS MSXCHISIH im If COMMUNITY. FINISH, -m ------_ No. .5613 tills ^ eietehet Stop Good net return pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ Exeellent shelter position. 12S0 M]uarr fed. tv airr »f ManJ SERVICE W£ IT PONT/ It AIN'T direetion.H for sizes 32- 6 0 ON t h e 'COUNT:(ouR FAULT 40 ineiusive ti iHlticlorv lesson with this ad Possible mortgage assump­ l i hc.Nter. ciir riindituminK ■no - T r - r - r J ir TAX U 5 T t h e K E 6 TO OXDtx, in d tl.OO iB tK k Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. tion Rain Soft, 8(1-0378. MISC. FOR SALE IlMrkinK ('.illMSUbSI 6 lM $7.50 .EXPLODED,' r j twdUM' ' ”''*** *"* ■Mw npira. Mar. II, im XNNI C»0T Article* tor Sale 41 HERE'S YOUR HAT.'You LEFT ItaneliMlw HortM Th e e x p o s u r e I 11H An*, at AnwrlcM h a v e s i v e n y o u r IT ON THE R4RK BENCH N o VartL N.Y, 100M ALUMINUM Sheets used as CAR CARS WANTED e a t e r y SHOULD RESULT WHERE YOU »ith ZIP printing plates. .007 thick Regal CARE C0D[ u < Still NmM«. WANTED IN A aETHO RA OF NEIW WERE TAKIN'A ■23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for I979Al.BUXvVith a32^pkxe $1. Phone 643-2711, Mpst be CUSTOMERS r r r r n NAP.' "Gift Spctlon” wfth full To buy . . . 5 sittffle or multi-dwelling TOP CASH PAID CENTER CT directions. Price. ^ $2.00 picked up before 11 a m homvs in the Manchester area for CASH. ONLY. W all buy your car outright. •ISO IHtSt BOOKS «I SI IS [icH Closing date negotiable. For immediate 369 MAIN CT. MANCH A Qot our priM boforo you nrado. CMteilli'tTil^ oIA5rq,»H."* action call Mr. Green. 646-A-144, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 646-2112 C tmb* NCA toic Good condition.Good for Fact ActfOfi No Rod TAPE MON-nt • an . • pm plating, or w-elding Call 649- W ID M tp n FRECHETTE, MARTIN & ROTHMAN 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. « a tta n -* p n “Sorry, Buddy.” y. « .?' " '••''••WpI OOlttl. ■. *"'«o:«-s Fivosirt BETTER HOMES & GARDENS SUBURBAN MOTORS "'"***. • ‘ ••■Olll .tlKlIl. MOLDED FORMICA top and 263 Main Su evenings 646-4453 M. »A,(MMehiilw TatcotM N Tom U m ) (§ A L t w £ T a R o m o s ^ paneled bar with two shelves "But. confound it, operator, everybody I and four .stools. $175. 648-6028. J 2 E i l L i J a J ______^ ' ■ call aaya it's a wrong numbCT!"