Connecticut and 24 Percent Were in Favor with 5 Said They Wouldn’T and Again, 6 Percent Were Undecid^

20 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., April 28, 1980 Many in Ahearn’s district favor state program cuts Aheam said other suggestions included “The fluff, aid By BARBARA RICHMO^D against and 6 percent are undecided. The voters were asked if the state should consider an to cities, all planning studies, land preservation, special Students design ads iimtrliPBtpr Herald Reporter e ■ Reqlofi____ income tax if it is limited to income over $22,500 and education, library van, and state grants to towns.” BOLTON-About 58 percent of some 189 persons who ^ .u would reduce sales and property taxes. Of the The final question the voters were asked was if taxes Area students tried their hands at designing newspaper responded to a survey conducted by State Rep. Aloysius While 71 percent were against eliminating the death resopndents, 40 percent said they would and 53 percent were raised what type of tax would they fin'd the least advertising in the Herald’s “Ad Craft” contest. 'The win J. Ahearn, D-55th District, are in favor of cutting impor- penalty in Connecticut and 24 percent were in favor with 5 said they wouldn’t and again, 6 percent were undecid^. objectionable. This ended with 41 percent opting for in tant state programs rather than have their taxes raised, percent undecided. i ■» ning ads appear on Pages 3,4, 5 and 6 of tonight’s Evening In connection with the question concerning cutting come lax, 37 percent, sales tax, 20 percent gas company And the program that most would like to see cut, 47 per- To the question of would they ride a cominuter train i profits, and 2 percent, miscellaneous. Herald. cent, is the welfare program. êre convenient, efficient and economical, 80 percent state programs to keep taxes down, other programs. int, IS tne weiiare program. ------1" ------j'hooiao'o th. moifarA iha't w are ' ■ some doubt about was to the question as to whether the •V Apology state should have final responsibility for the location of Courses approved \ hazardous waste sites. Some 65 percent of the respondents thought it should. He said some of them thought it was a case of the state vs. the federal government but it’s basically a state issue vs. local issue. Ahearn said some of the issues that were concerned in his questions have already been voted on already in the despite objection legislature. He said the survey helped him in his decisions. He said he voted in favor of the bill that would By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA because the college believes the not do anything that would impede have increased controls on handguns, but it failed. courses duplicate what is already the special relationship between the Herald Reporter He said he also voted in favor of a bill which the house now get your available. community and MCC,” Kennedy MAN(:IIK..s it;r —James (Juiglcy, passed this week, which would allow those charged with MANCHESTER - Adults in “I take some exception to what has said. Economic Development Commission speeding, to mail in their fines. The bill has now gone to Manchester will have the opportunity been said here tonight. The univer The courses in which a conflict is chairman, and Transportation Com the senate. He said most of the respondents wanted to take courses in town through the sity’s courses represent significant claimed are: two freshman level mission member, responded today to mailing for speeding that wasn't “outrageously in University of Hartford starting in duplification, particularly with three courses. Introduction to Com a call that he resign from politics definance of the law, but extreme violators to go to September because the Board of courses and there is a potential con munications, which Tatro said is like saying he thought his apology was court." Of the respondents, 65 percent wanted the Education approved a program Mon flict with a couple of other ones,” a speech course at MCC, and Process enough ’ tightening of controls on the handguns and 76 percent day night over the angry objection of of Management, which Tatro said is balance in seconds. Tatro said. Quigley’s resignation was were in favor of mail-in fines. a Manchester Community College “The ui;iversity was supposed to like a MCC Business Management representative and the negative vote course. The other contested course is requested by GOP Town Committee offer only upper division and Chairman Robert Von Deck, yester of one of its members. graduate courses. Out of 14 courses, a junior level on Ind u strial day for remarks Quigley made about BHS Latin students The U of H will offer 14 courses, to offer three (that are duplicative) Psychology, which MCC offers under that cover all academic subjects on out of a potential of hundreds of the same name but at a lower level. two weeks ago. both undergraduate and graduate Mrs. Carolyn Becker objected -to to compete in exams courses they could have offered ... I Von Deck termed Quigley's com levels. The cost per three-credit don’t think this would be a very good the proposal because, she said, “I BOLTON— Students ih Latin courses from Bolton High ments, berating the Eighth Utilities course will be $330 for undergraduate beginning,” Tatro said. have a philosophical problem with j District fire fighters performance School will compete in an examination sponsored by the arts and science courses, $360 for un Superintendent of Schools James supporting a private business (U of Classical Association of New England on May 6. during a house blaze, as "disgusting " dergraduate business courses, and Kennedy said the administration was H) in a tax supported project such as and said his effectiveness in public The exam will test reading ability in Latin, understan Only at CEE $390 for graduate courses. aware of this viewpoint, and the ad our education system." % service was impaired. ding of grammar, the carryover of Latin into the word James 0, Tatro, dean of Communi ministration felt the three contested The board approved the program study and a general knowledge of the classical world. ty Services at Manchester Communi courses are only broadly similar, and by a vote of six in favor, one opposed, The day after the incident was Latin I students competing will be Donna Bolduc, Ted ty College, said the local college is not exactly like, courses already one abstention, and one absent. reported. Quigley apologized to the Brown, Anthony Fiano, Rebekah Gleason, Roxanne Sat- unhappy with at least three of the Assistant Superintendent of Schools fire fighters and other town leaders. tar, Cheryl Ursin, and Jeffrey Warner. AfMfio offered at MCC. ferr?r» courses the university is offering "We as an administration would J. Gerald Fitzgibbons had said the Latin II students competing will be Heidi Cloutier, Kim program presented has the support of “My remarks stemmed from my Columbia, Anita Franz, Scott Rich, Kim Rich and ,rl< < the citizens group that studied adult concern tor safety and property, ” Kirsten Wagner. Just slide your CBT ^ B a r n e y 's Quigley said today. "The Eighth education options in town, and said it Latin III students competing will be Sarah Cheney, Jet Banking Card Director stricken meets the needs expressed in the District directors, and Republican Lisa Fiano, Sue Gately, Maria Stoppleworth and Kathy ^Balance citizen survey. and Democratic leaders accepted the apology and deemed it sufficient ’ Ulm. tiu'ough the slot... in “satisfactory condition” Tuesday P. Anthony Giorgio, associate Latin IV students competing will be Martin Ferguson MANCHESTER —Gloria D. Della Calculator Fera, a member of the Town’s Board morning. provost and director at the Universi “I thought expressing regret and and Adam Teller. ty of Hartford, said the projected Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners, Susan CHecklna.Smvl«g^C,^^ - of Directors, was stricken as she left As Mrs. Della Fera left the poorly issuing a statement would put the a budget workshop meeting at Town ventilated meeting room she enrollment is 150 for the first year, matter to rest. I’m sorry the GOP Murray is the Latin teacher. and 400-500 people are expected once Hall Monday night. appeared pale and seemed eager to town committee chairman has the program becomes well-known. get outside saying she didn’t care if chosen to attempt to perpetuate the Newspaper drive slated Mrs. Della Fera, who suffers from an adjournment hadn’t been moved He added "The university is most angina, collapsed as she left the incident." BOLTON — The sophomore class at Bolton High I for, “I’m adjourning myself,” she anxious to work out a cooperative building’s basement coffee room said. agreement with MCC. Ted Cummings, Democratic Town School will conduct a newspaper drive on May 3 from 91 about 11 p.m. after an executive ses Committee chairman, said today a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bolton Elementary School. Punch up your Police officials including Chief Under the terms of the agreement, And presto... sion where police matters were dis Manchester won’t pay anything to that Von Deck was seeking to make a Residents are asked to bring their papers to the school, Robert Lannan attended her as she cussed. have the university offer courses scapegoat of Quigley, and that the Anyone unable to bring them should call 649-9700 or 649-1 personal ID code and your balance appears sat on the stairs, and she was given oxygen prior to leaving the scene. here. The program will be offered as apoiogy should be sufficient for the 6255, before May 3 for pickup. Mrs. Della Fera sat on the stairs press Checking/NOW, in the window leading to the building’s lobby for Lannan accompanied her to the an extension center within the Adult situation Proceeds from the event will benefit the senior class | Evening School at Manchester High activities. Savings, or Credit about ten minutes before her condi hospital. "The GOP chairman Is unfor in seconds. tion appeared to worsen. At one point Mrs. Della Fera has served on the School. Stopping rain and traffic tunately injecting politics into a Six classrooms each semester will Card... she lost consciousness. Board since last year and works as Even Mary Hogan, crossing guard at Hollister and Main sincere apology that was made and An ambulance was summoned an executive secretary for the be provided by Manchester, with accepted," Cummings said Violations reported almost immediately and she was Travelers. She was recently classes meeting Tuesdays, Streets, can’t stop the rain for Amber Burzynski, a Von Deck has said the call for taken to Manchester Memorial diagnosed as suffering from the Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The un kindergartener at Bentley School. The wet streak has kept Quigley’s resignation was based sole for Vernon housing r r c Hospital where she was admitted heart condition, and the hot, stuffy iversity will pay Manchester 5 per Amber, 35 Cambridge St., and her friends from outside play. ly on the incident and the number of with chest pains. A hospital atmosphere of the coffee room may cent of the total tuition income from (Herald photo by Pinto). requests he has received for action VERNON — John C. Darcey, housing code inspector, I spokesman said Mrs. Della Fera was have brought on her collapse. each classroom per semester. reported he inspected 370 structures, including 4911 dwelling units, during the past three months. He said 2,-1 728 violations were carried forward from previous | months, The town is considering an ordinance which will allow I Youth services job deals with grim subject more leverage in prosecuting violators of the housing | "The card that makes to child abuse, saying that families and 63 percent were neglect cases code. Sign up for your CBT Jet business at any of CBT's 86 vestigating child abuse cases since "is extremely sensitive to the issue.” tagonizes parents who teel they’ve banking easier can By KEVIN FOLEY are sometimes able to cover up and Neglect is defined as failure to During the three-month period, the breakdown of the I 1966, calls Manchester the "model The Advocacy Team is an organiza done nothing wrong. Two civil suits Banking Card. You won't offices. And soon you'll be Herald Reporter calls those cases “insidious” because provide the necessities of life such as violations was as follows: Electrical, 33; heating, 5; [ win you a free TV." community” in the Hartford area tion made up of doctors, teachers and are currently pending against the wealthy families are better equipped food, clothing or a moral enviromeni plumbing, 6; structural, 40; and sanitary, 11, a total of 95, MANCHESTER —If there ever where policing child abuse is con police who concern themselves with DCYS for alleging excessive powers. Housing code violations corrected during that period | believe how easy able to get instant cash or do to cover the violence up. Marisa Thurston, was a field flooded with statistics, cerned. She is supervisor Lynn Loin. educating other professionals and “But most parents whu’ve injured Thankfully, a ease like the recent included: Electrical, 140; heating, 5; plumbing, 41; struc their children are cooperative. They banking nearly all your banking 24 one of 255 CBT it’s the field of abuse crimes against “Manchester is doing an outstan monitoring abuse cases. Their work The other major abuse problems- one is rare If we are to learn tural, 218; and sanitary, 11, a total of 415, leaving a | children. are upset because they never set out ding job handling the problem,” she is the leading factor in the apparent sexual and negligence-give the 25 anything by that senseless death, balance of 2,408 still to be corrected. hours a day at Barneys in Personal Bankers The experts can tell you how many to hurt the child, ” Mrs. Loin noted. can be. said recently. "Protective service reduction of violence against perhaps it’s the one element Mrs During the three-month period Darcy received and in-1 children were hurt by adults last “Fortunately, the law recognizes the social workers attached to the referals are down 30 percent there children here. Loin said is essential in stopping the vestigated 16 complaints, placed 6 caveats and released I 40 cities and towns year and how they were abused. They gray area and it’s understood some DCYS’s Rockville suboffice the bulk and the community seems to be But not every boy or girl can be of cases they must deal with. Mrs. 6; sent out 15 housing code letters, sent 49 letters tol can give you the numbers on how leading the way in spite of the horri protected, and when a child’s injuries parents are inadvertantly going to in flood of violence against children property owners, requesting an inspection; and sent 41 throughout Connecticut. Loin says the sexual abuse more many suffered from neglect and how ble case recently” are diagnosed as abuse oriented, doc jure their children.” public awareness letters to the town attorney concerning non-compliance. Sign up for your Jet many were sexually molested. They tor’s are empowered to hold children Child abuse knows no economic or often than not goes unreported until a Darcey said he inspected 265 structures that complied I can even tell you how many died ... Tragically, this isn’t the situation up to % hours. social barriers, although Mrs. Loin child, usually a girl between the ages on the first inspection and 24 that complied on re-1 Banking Card at any and how. elsewhere in the state. DCYS figures "The DCYS can also remove a points out many cases come from of 10 and 12, comes to the DCYS and inspection. He also sent letters out to 37 property owners I But the statistics, as frightening as showed 12,832 reported cases of child child from a dangerous situation for disfunctional families rather than tells his or her story. Tomorrow the front line battle giving them 10 more days to comply and said 26 proper-1 CBT office and see just they may be on paper, don’t mean a abuse in Connecticut through 1979,16 up to 96 hours and we can get custody tight knit families. But sometimes Eleven percent of of Region Four’s fought by the Manchester Police ties comply under the housing rehab program. There is I that only means the incidences of thing to the abused child whose cries of which proved to be fatalities, of seven days without a hearing when cases involved sexual abuse, accor Department’s Division of Youth Ser one property that Darcey said he posted as unfit fori how easy banking can be. are never heard. Three of those children died of abuse are kept within the family and we think it’s appropriate," Mrs. Loin ding to an area study done last year, vices will be examined in part two of human habitation and he received one appeal against the | That point was brought painfully neglect while 13 were killed through are never legally dealt with. She adds said. while 26 percent were abuse oriented the series. housing code. home to Manchester recently when a some act of violence. But holding children often an- that affluent homes are not immune CB'Ts Free TV Spree! 13-month old girl died after allegedly When a child is abused, it is up to being beaten about the head. Police “court mandated reporters” such as Women’s club sets meeting Just sign up for a CBT Jet one of 86 free QE10" Porta- called her death “the worst case of doctors, nurses, or teachers to -on- SOI I'll W INDSOK — The South Windsor Women’s I With it you can get your Color' TVs. One for every child abuse ever locally." The child’s tact the DCYS who in turn notifies Club will meet May 5 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal | Banking Card, or come in mother and boyfriend have been state or local police of the suspected Iran claims clash in the air Church, Sand Hill Drive. arrested and are facing trial. abuse. balance in seconds at 50 and see a Personal Banker CBT office. Get an entry hostages would be dispatched to The meeting will be on flower arranging with Inge I Remarkably, however, one official Mrs. Loin applauds the efforts of TEHRAN Iran (UPI) — Iran Task F'orce sent to the Arabian Sea took any military action against Iran. Nyenhuis is the speaker. Any woman who is a resident of I offices. It gives you instant for a demonstration of blank and further details at with the Department of Children and Manchester’s Child Advocacy Team charged that two American jets and Indian Ocean after militants It came four days after a comman hell" if I’resident Carter attempts South Windsor, and who is interested in the club, is in-1 Youth Services who has been in- and the local school system she said Iranian naval patrol seized the U.S. Embassy and the do mission to rescue the hostages more "savage acts. ” ■ vlted to attend the meeting. identification so you can Barney's Balance Calculator, your local CBT office. Hurry, was aborted while already under way Iranian officials, meanwhile, plane in the strategic Strait of Hor hostages in Tehran. responded to the resignation of muz. The Pentagon said two F-14s in- Another Pentagon spokesman said in the Iranian desert, leaving eight cash checks and transact and you're in the running for contest ends June 7. during the intercept Iranian aircraft dead in the collision of two American Secretary Cyrus Vance, who said he ^ ■ tercepted an Iranian C-130 when it quit because he opposed the rescue Building 'panel to meet A b approached within 50 miles of the air- flew “ reasonably close” to the aircraft during the retreat. American aircraft "and then both The Iranian military statement operation, by saying it gave added SOI 'I'll W IMISOR — The Public Building Commis-1 J carrier Nimitz but no weapons weight to their cause sion will meet May 7 at 8 p.m. in the Community Service | (the American planes) proceeded on said the interception took place at office of the South Windsor Community Center. ^ ^ The Joint Command of Iran’s their way without any firing” 12:11 p.m. (3:41 a m. EDT) near In a statement Monday. BaniSadr's Bandar Abbas, a port in the Strait of Included on the agenda is an update on the high school I ^Chexk your balance at these CBT offices: T'htt mi>ntht>r protect the elderly and han- Armed Forces said in a communique Tehran radio reported the Iranian office said representatives of the Hormuz, entrance to the oil-rich Per and the Wapping School renovation project plus an update | J nv WVUintir dlcapp^ from the trauma of con- the "attack” was repulsed by four Army joint staff has warned the European Economic Community and on jhe proposed swimming pool complex project. Showers possible tonight and dominium conversions. The Senate Iranian air force planes, which took armed forces that they should sian Gulf. Japan as well as liberation and trade Manchester Parkade, 354 1/2W. Middle Turnpike, 244-5575 Wednesday. Page 2. passes bills banning sexual harass- off from the Bandar Abbas base to "expect extensive action by the U.S. "Immediately two aircraft of the union movements and political par RockvUle, 42 East Main 5t„ 244-5472 r . ment on the job, requiring evacua- aid the aircraft under fire. It said the Army." it said they should be excep Iranian air force, followed three ties would be invited to Iran to dis Well ehild clinic slated i n s p o r t s tion plans for towns near nuclear naval patrol aircraft was "fired on” tionally alert and not be caught off minutes later by two other aircraft, cuss and investigate "the United took off to confront the American East tiartford, 805 Main St„ 244-4800 Money big issue in possible plants, and allowing speeders to by the two American F-14 jets, guard, because President Carter was States aggression against Iran. \M)ON KR — The Community Health Service Inc. I jets,” the Iranian military said. baseball strike ... Pat Day of MCC pay fines by mail. Page 5. The Pentagon said, "Two F-14 air- likely to try to make up for the will conduct a well child clinic May 1 at the Andover | rounders Plaza, 244-5246 It said the Iranian planes escorted Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini had Congregational Church. soccer All-Aumerican ... Red Sox tw a m r la craft from the Nimitz made a routine failure of his hostage rescue mission. In Kuwait, Iranan Foreign the besieged patrol plane "and the instructed Banl-.Sadr to issue the in The clinic will be open to residents of Andover, Hebron pitching staff leaves nuich to be t U U u j intercept of an Iranian C-130 aircraft I Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh today American aircraft changed their vitations Sunday and Columbia. Pre-school children will receive routine desired ... Page 9. „ .... ,, near the Strait of Hormuz. The US. Classified...... i8-i« aircraft escorted the Iranian plane escaped an apparent assassination direction.” physical examinations and immunizations. For more in-1 The militants holding the hostages Bani-Sadr’s statement said Iran formation, or to make an appointment, call the agency at | THE COIUIMECTICUT BANK attempt when his motorcade was Connecticut ? ® struck by gunfire. The Pars news for 178 days said an undisclosed had also decided to call an emergen 228-9428. u ui A r i**l*®^^ ” 1...... routine intercept. There was no cy session of nonaligned nations and House Ways and Means Com- Entertainment 2 firing of weapons." agency said the unidentified number of the captives had been to invite the U N. Secretary General mittee Chairman Al Ullman, Family...... H u was undmtood the two F-14’s assailants had taken asylum in the moved from the embassy to new AND TRUST COMPANY Kurt Waldheim to send a represen Coaches needed in Andover speaking in H artford, warns Obituanes ...... 8 êre “scrambled ” from the 91,400- Iraqi Embassy in that Arab state. places in confinement in the cities of Omgress could lay ^ groundwork Peopletelk...... ^ . 2 nuclear-powered Nimitz after the The report of the interception Tabriz, Isfahan, Yazd and tative to Iran •VNDOVKR — Volunteer coaches are needed to assist I Member FDIC Najafabad. for an economic “collapse” if it Sports...... 9- 0 (,-lM plane was detected raised fears for the safety of the Iranian Oil Minister Ali Akhbar with the girls’ softball program. Coaches are needed fori AA-973 makes the wrong federal spending Television ...... 12 ^ miles away. hostages, some of whom are now dis in the case of Tabriz, north of the 8-12 age group and for two teams made up of teen-age | Tehran, the hostages were being kept Moinfar said Vance’s resignation deîons. Page 2. ToiroTalk...... 8 launched the planes to look persed around Iran, because the proved the "rightness of the Iranian girls. The House approves a bill to U pdate...... 2 ^ spokesman said. militants had threatened again Mon at the former U.S. Consulate there. Anyone interested in helping should contact Mrs. Kudy| in a statement they warned the revolutionary cause ” The Nimitz is part of a two-carrier day to kill them if the United States Knox, program organizer, at 643-6824. EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 29, 1980— .I 2 - EVENING HERALD. Tuet.. April » , 1980 Zoners approve Ib d o t e (lU c Hcialii Mrs. McKenzie said she would call a meeting of the exotic car shop GRAND not grant amnesty to inmates who held hosUges and a T'oncheTS D ichet ill Taitl committee May 22 to elect a successor. cell block during an uprising at Indiana State Prison, says " Refugees ready to leave MANCHESTER —A dealership license granted Mon WardOT Jack Duckworth. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Hundreds of teachers PRIZE KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) — Cuban exiles today were News conference tonight • day night by the Zoning Board of Appeals allows Richard Duckworth said state police will investigate cir drO T^ in rain gear and toting umbrellas and signs ready to ferry more refugees out of Cuba as soot as high cumstances surrounding the 16-hour uprising in which picketed peacefully today as police watched outside the WASHINGTON (UPI) - P ««i!en ‘ Le Blanc to open an exotic used-car shop. winds and rough seas subsided. Forecasters said 15-to-20 Le Blanc, Rocky Hill, and part-owner of Boleda Inter Danae prisoners held as many as seven hostages. city’s public schools while claines began for about 25,000 a news conference at 9 p.m. (EDT) tonight in the Eart national Inc., plans to stock the store at 323 Broad St. knot winds were expected in the 90-milewide passage to stiênts. Room of the White House, press secretary Jody Powell Cvd)a. _ .. But soon after school started. School Superintendent with Maseratis, Porsches, and Rolls Royces . Marshall Radio Havana reported 1,552 boats from Ronda *11 1 /n M .n o J ( ^ Deady called off classes at junior high and high (barter set up the exchange with reporters in order to However, La Blanc said that only about five or lO cars J n a n y W ill ITllSS r aUCe will be on the premises, a former muffler shop, at one stacked up in the refugee emtarkation port of Mariel, schools because of a lack of staff. School officials said the answer questions on the resignation of Secretary of State waiting for 7-foot seas to subside in the Florida Straits Western European leaders joined the Soviet Union and decision whether to open schools would be made on a day- Cyrus Vance and the ab o rts rescue mission in Iran, time. The cars generally will not be available to the public, America’s new foe Iran in expressing regret over the Powell said Monday. to-day basis. and Le Blanc plans no repairing at the site. The cars will resignaUon of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, saying the ^ I GRADE 7-8-9 Bad news for consumers be sold to dealers, as a wholesale operation, Le Blanc role of moderation he valued will be missed. GOP chairman to resign Stuck valve closes plant NEW YORK (UPI) - Air fares are going up 5.4 per explained: WATERFORD (UPI) — The Millstone II nuclear cent and the Ford Motor Co. said it lost 6163.6 million in “ Regret among government chiefs and foreign HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican State Chairwoman However, sometimes several cars may be displayed for power plant shut down automatically today when a valve the first three months of 1980. In other economic news, ministers about the resignation of Cy Vance is general. Jo McKenzie, ill since she took office in December, an general sale on the building lot. became stuck in the open position. Northeast Utilities the seventh largest U.S. oil refiner rqiorted its earnings West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said in Luxem nounced today she will resign effective May 22. When questioned by Harry Reinhorn, commission bourg at the conclusion of a nine-nation European Com Mrs. McKenzie, in a letter to the Republican State Cen said. member, about the possibility of vandalism to the cars surged 76 percent. No radiation was released as a result of the 3:50 a.m. Several banks lowered their prime lending rates — the mon Market conference. tral Committee, said she would have to step down which range in price from 68,000 to 620,000, Le Blanc interest banks charge top corporate customers for short because of “an unanticipated period of extended con shutdown and work was under way to determine wlwt responded that a fence would not be needed. term loans — a full point to 18Vk percent Monday. Iranian government officials said Vance's resignation valescence following recent surgery.” repairs would be required, a Northeast spokesman said. He noted the small number of cars on the premises at over the rescue raid proved there was a “crisis" in the “I find that my contributions, service and attention to He said the 830-megawatt atomic plant would remain any one time, could be stored within the building. off line until repairs were completed, a practice which 1980 American government resulting from the secretary’s the party would, by necessity, be severely restricted,” The ZBA passed the dealership applications with the Inmates won't get amnesty standing disagreement with the "Carters ad she said. “That was not what Ijiromised you. That was not requires Northeast to turn to more costly foreign oil to conditions that the former site licenses for gasoline sales MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (UPI) - Prison officials will ministration’s hard-liners.” why I was elected.” meet its power needs. and limited repairs, are revoked. Another condition was limiting exits and entrances to 40 feet on Broad and WINNERS Center Streets. Peopletalk The ZBA also granted four other variance applications. CflflFT. Ullman predicts collapse The ABA Tool and Die Company, Inc. received a variance for an addition to its building, 1395 Tolland Turnpike. Hype springs eternal A variance was required to reduce the minimum front It’s called “hype” — and whatever the negative yard to seven feet. Regulations require 40 feet of fron connotations, aspiring stars pay big bucks for it if congress cuts taxes tage. The addition will be built along the same line as the because it’s the stuff of which stars and detergent present structure, which also is seven feet from the road sales alike are made. European countries have adopted, is line. Now world-famed model-cummovie actress Iman HARTFORD (OPI) - Congress usually imposed as a flat rate on Maria P. Addabbo was given a variance to allow con tells all about hers. could cause a national “economic wages, interest, rents, profits at version of a one-family dwelling into a two-family. The Because of a lovisi imniAnMit' The story always has been that she was a poor ig collapse” if it tries to head off the various stages in the production cy conversion, at 182 Spruce St., would have less floor area norant little Somalian girl "discovered” by fashion impending recession by cutting taxes cle. The tax is much like a sales tax, than regulations permit. The ZBA lowered the floor space mechanical difficulty photographer Peter Beard as she herded cattle in and increasing government spending, except the rates are usually much from 600 square feet to 574 square feet for both units. says House Ways and Means (Com Olin Gerich received a variance to install an additional 1773« the wilds of tribal Africa. higher. Patti Sobol’s picture The tmth, says Iman in Jet magazine, is "My mittee (Chairman A1 Ullman. Ullman said his tax would pump for diesel fuel at business at 1082 Tolland Turnpike. E 2 3 - — ' ' ' father was a Somalian diplomat and my mother was The Oregon Democrat told a tax y ffe ' stimulate trade, but admitted, “It’s a The variance was required for expansion of a non- will appear at a later a gynecologist. I was educated in Catholic boarding conference Monday Congress’ tough political issue in an election conforming use. schools and I speak five languages.” ’crucial” decision was “whether the year” and probably would not be ap Robert J. Terry Sr. and Robert Terry Jr., received a For period ending 7 a.m. E)ST 4/30/80. Tuesday night So why the cattleherd yam? Says her New York No. 1 problem in the country is in proved in 1980. special exception to convert a single-family dewelling to date in The Herald. will find rain or showers over parts of the central publicist, John Carmen, who dreamed it up, flation” or the recession being He said the progressive income tax a two-family. A variance was also given for the house, 20 Rockies, Texas, Ohio Valley and north Atlantic states. “Everyone loves a Cinderella story.” caused by the Carter ad had “ outlived itself” and was Holl St., for construction of a small stairway and landing. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is forecast. ministration’s tight money, anti- “geared to inefficiency and a Mystery man inflationary policies. tremendous drag on our ability to “ If (Congress makes the wrong compete” in world business markets. Rec department 1st PRIZE 4-5-6 1st PRIZE 7-8-9 ABC-TV’s Barbara Walters managed a rare inter lsTPRiZE10-1M2 view with Henry Ford decision, we couid build the basis for Ullman said the value-added tax Weather forecast economic collapse,” he said. would “renovate a system that is and found him a heavy to cut programs MICHELE LEGEYT >25 PAHI SOBOL >25 supporter of the institu He said he was “convinced” the terribly non-productive, making it USA BUCK >25 Occasional showers and and a few thunderstorms tion of secrecy. economy cannot “revive and more efficient and bearing back to MANCHESTER—The recreation department an today. A few locally heavy downpours are likely. High I Says the retired Ford renovate itself” unless Congress the concepts that made America nounced three program cuts as part of its ^73,050 budget adopts “a very harsh fiscal policy” temperatures 55 to 60, about 14 C. Low Cloudiness patchy ' Motor Corp. chairman, great — frugality, thrift, competition at Monday night’s Board of Director’s budget workshop. fop tonight. Showers likely tonight. Lows in the 40s. “I’ve destroyed as much to cut inflation. and savings.” Citing a 7.1 percent increase in the overall recreation He said there was the danger that Variable cloudiness with chance of showers Wednesday. of my papenJbfk *'as I “An income tax system simply budget, Town Manager Robert Weiss said the Buckley Highs 60 to 65. Probability of precipitation 80 percent possibly have so that in an election year Congress would Rep. A1 Ullman doesn’t work unless it’s voluntary School program would be closed, the Charter Oak ome today and 60 percent tonight and 40 percent Wednesday. nobody will ever know “go to more and more deficit spen and unless people have confidence in summer Park playground program would be dropped and Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph today. Light mostly easter anything about me ... I ding,” breeding “higher and higher which he is a leading advocate. He it,” Ullman said. He said as much as the ski slope at the Nike site would no longer be operated. ly winds tonight and Wednesday. want to make sure inflation.” received the 1980 Tax Award from 10 percent of the country’s collective In justifying the cuts, Recreation Director Melvin T h e , Pub Long Island Sound I nobody knows anything Ullman admitted “it’s too early to the conference sponsor, the Universi income — what he called the Siebold told the Board of Directors vandalism and the tell” which way the economy was ty of Hartford’s Center for the Study “underground income” — wasn’t need for an officer at Buckley School had made programs Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk about me except what’s headed, but said he “is committed” of Professional Accounting. reported to the government because sponsored by the Recreation Department ineffective. Point, N.Y.: Small craft advisories in effect. Southeast in the public domain. to the idea that inflation had to be In a pitch for his tax proposal, growing numbers of citizens believe Siebold said thermostats were being damaged regularly winds 10 to 15 knots becoming variable 10 knots or less They’ll never find tackled by balancing the federal Ullman said the source of the the income tax “isn’t fair.” and some children were harrassed by others as they tonight and Wednesday. Visibility 1 to 3 miles occasional anything about me going budget. nation’s economic woes was “really His proposal would result in a 6118 ly near zero in fog through Wednesday. Occasional through my files.” come and go from activities. Ullman spoke at a conference on our tax system.” billion cut in income and Social showers or thunderstorms today. Chance of a few He doesn't say why The Charter Oak Park playground program will also be the so-called value-added tax, of The value-added tax, which nine Security taxes,'Ullman said. showers tonight and Wedne'ida''. Wave heights 1 to 3 feet he's so avid for anonymity. The interview will be discontinued because other supervised playgrounds are available at nearby schools. Siebold said lack of shade in decreasing to about 1 foot tonight. broadcast Wednesday and Thursday on World News Tonight. the Charter Oak Park was aniîher consideration in the Extended outlook move. Extended outlook for New England Thursday through Josie's jackpot UTC unit gets NASA pact Weiss told the Board the decision to drop the ski slope Satuday: technology to a level which offers im was based on “abuse” to the hill in the offseason by Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: Mostly Not many corporations mn their own lotteries, C LEV ELA N D (UPI) - The Cell Systems Program, which sup proved cost, performance and motorcycles and four-wheel drive vehicles. He also noted cloudy with a chance of showers each day. Highs will be but Advanced Micro Devices, of Sunnyvale, Calif., National Aeronautics and Space Ad ports the continuing effort to develop operating life,” NASA said in a the tow rope had been cut on several occasions making in the 50s to low 60s with overnight lows in the 40s. does and Josie Lleno is 6240,000 richer because of it. ministration has awarded a 64 high-efficiency, fuel-flexible power That's the amount the company had earmarked prepared statement. “the numbers unjustifiable.” Vermont: Ooudy Thursday and Friday with the chance million contract to the Power generation technology. The Board also heard reasons from both Siebold and for 1980 bonuses for its 3,500 employes, but the Work to be performed under the D O' for showers. Partly cloudy on Saturday. Highs 55 to 60. Systems Division United Weiss for the additions of a permanent part-time ceramic employes voted to put the whole thing up for a The bulk of phosphoric acid fuel contract will involve further iden Lows in the 40s. Technologies Ckirp., South Windsor, instructor and a full-time gym instructor, lottery drawing. cell technology has so far l ^ n aimed tification and evaluation of low-cost Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers Ckmn., to develop fuel cell technology Siebold said the ceram ic program had gained r-- Miss Lleno — who turns 21 this week — came to at demonstrating the feasibility of a cell materials with greater corrosion .S'' through the period. Daytime highs in the upper 50s to mid for electric utility applications. widespread popularity and added four additional classes the United States from the Philippines a year ago. 4.8 megawatt power plant. resistance, catalysts with improved 60s. Overnight lows in the 40s. since its inception. He told the Board the program was From She’ll collect her jackpot birthday present at a rate “ It is recognized, however, that activity and stability and electrode NASA’s Lewis Research Center “self-sustaining” with the instructor receiving a salary of 61,000 a month for 20 years, which is pretty good said Monday the contract was' es the key to developing commercially structures with greater tolerance to of 69,256 including fringe benefits. for someone earning 64.87 an hour. tablished under the U.S. Energy viable power plants hinges on advan higher temperature and pressure Weiss said the need for the gym instuctor post,which is What will she do, now that she’s rich? Says she, Department’s Phosphoric Acid Fuel cing the basic fuel cell and stack operating conditions. The Almanac " I ’m not going to quit, I like my job. I’m going to currently a CETA position, would cost 68,650 including buy my own house.” fringes, but added the instructor would enhance the By United Press International department’s outside supervision while maintaining con Today is Tuesday, April 29, the 120th day of 1980 with Cop bus-ted tinuity. 246 to follow. Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano questioned a proposed The moon is almost full. All California Highway Patrol Officer Robert 660,000 expenditure on lights at Moriarty Field where he 2 86^^ The morning star is Mercury. Christiansen wanted to do was give George Edward • • • contended vandalism there would require a fence first M3 9, Oakland Sk Maflcke.S-l'e.r The evening stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Mays a speeding ticket. iniptTiiir PEARLS and lighting second. Weiss told him money from the cost i>Wl(oS Those bom on this date are under the sign of Taurus. Christiansen stopped Mays’ Greyhound bus on a of the lights would probably be left over since the The duke of Wellington, the British general who busy freeway after clocking it at 72 mph. proposed expenditure was somewhat high. defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, was bom April 29, 1769. Mays was not happy — said he couldn’t meet his The Perfect Accessory By Michele LeGeyt Grades 4-5-6 By Danae Marshall Grades 7-8-9 On this date in history: schedule at 55 mph — but he accepted the ticket, Grade 8 1st PRIZE Grade 6 In 1878, Boston newspapers ran the advertisement: then told Christiansen, “ You’ve got another MHS accreditation GRAND PRIZE on our distinctive collection of pearl "Telephone, $3, guarantee to work one mile. Five problem now. You’ve just bought a bus full of miles... 65." people.” And he walked away. SAVE 20 % jewelry from Imperial Pearl Syndicate extended five years In 1931, President Herbert Hoover received the king of But what, sputtered Christiansen, should he tell MANCHESTER —Manchester High School’s ac ^ . Siam, first absolute monarch to visit the United States. the passengers? creditation with the New England Association of Schools In 1945, American troops liberated 32,(KX) prisoners Said Mays, "You can tell them anything you Cultured and Fresh Water Pearls and Colleges has been extended for five years Principal from the Dachau concentration camp in Nazi (iermany. want. ” Jacob Ludes III told the Board of Education at its Mon In 1975, President Duong Van Minh was disclosed as And he left. It took an hour to get a new driver to day night meeting. ready to announce the unconditional surrender of South continue to Los Angeles. Ludes told the board that over 80 percent of schools are Vietnam to invading communist forces. Quote of the day accredited for the five-year period, but that it was probable that would be extended to 10 years if the group’s A thought for the day: Catholic Bishop Fulton Sheen The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals — upheld by the recommendations are acted upon. said, "Baloney is flattery so thick it cannot be tme, and Supreme Court — in refusing a patent sought by In a report released Jan. 14, the NEASC stated "(Jp- blarney is flattery so thick we like it.” dating of the building is absolutely essential" In its Carlos Mollura for a water bed he developed: ^ r “There is no inventive genius in putting water into a newest communication to Ludes, the association again Lottery numbers container that does not leak.” r ^ 1 highlighted the need “to develop a plan to renovate and % repair the school facility.” 1 - Among other requirements for extension, the associa Numbers drawn Monday: Glimpses tion said instructional media and library services should Rhode Island 0545 be expanded. Ludes said this recommendation was Connecticut 102 On May 8, Barbara Walters will conduct a one- 0 ) already being acted upon. N.H. Sunday 8674 hour live interview with former President Richard /. . 3(\ He said the renovation specifications call for an im N.H. Monday 5191 Nixon on the ABC News Magazine ”20-20” . proved public address system which may be used for a h r * : Massachusetts 9385 & student radio station both before and after classes, to broadcast only within the building. He added that the specifications call for increased space for the instruc Manchester To Advartlaa To Report News tional media area, and also for hands-on computer areas East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news Hem or story idea: and equipment. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... Alex Girelli, M3-2711 The latest letter also repeated earlier calls for tetter East H artford...... 643-2711 USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday communication between the high school and the junior through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 I’ublished daily except Sunday and cer high to provide students with a smoother transition. closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 tain holidays by the Manchester A special collection of pearl necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 “I am confident we have made substantial progress not Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. haue been assembled for this special event. Sale ends May lOth. iZoan /^sotiaiion - Since U91 For information about display adver Coventry . . . Claire Connolly, 742-8202 only on these items, but on additional recommendations Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040 tising,.Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron . . . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 as well. I am pleaste with the evaluation,” Ludes said. Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuchnel. 644-1364 Vernon . .Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Retired teachers to meet Nawt — If you have a question or To Subscrlbo complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service MANCHESTER-The Retired Teachers Association of I at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. Manchester has scheduled its annual luncheon for May 12 Frank Burbank, managing editor, or To report special news: Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 "Ploc* Your Trust in at noon at the Manchester Country Club. Lunch will be | Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 tho DionMnd Spociolitts" served at 12:30 p.m. regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents F a m ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 Those planning to attend should send checks and menu four money at heritage, and yratch Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery weekly. 63.90 for one month, 611.70 for S p o rts...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 manchesterpark Ad e choices, made payable RTAM, to: Robert Johns, | Plant ishoold ba made by S:00 p.m. Monday three months. 623.40 for six months, treasurer, 250 Greenwood Drive, by Friday. No reser and 646.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also: Vernon • Simsbury ♦ West Farms Mall • Bristol through Friday and by 7 ;30 a m. Satur vations or refunds will be made after that date. day available on request. Monday through Friday. By Ll«a Buck Gradts 10-11-12 All members are invited. Anyone who needs transpor Grade 12 tation should call Ella Fletcher at 646-5697 The program 1st PRIZE will be a musicale. EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 29. 1980 - 5 » - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. April 29, 1980 Condo protection measure awaits governor’s pen

GTB funding now lower Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co- The special protection would apply tinued or else the landlord should be after the proposal took effect. HARTFORD (UPI) - A proposal months of concern over the ^ _i j A ______A_____ooUnrvl frt />/MTinllfc MANUIESTEH - The town will be based on 2-year-old town tax lists, school districts to compute the aimed at protecting the elderly and emotional issue of the conversion of chairman of the Legislature’s to tenants who live in a building with required to install separate heating "The energy crisis is still with us grants, rather than the per-pupil handicapped persons from the scarce rental units into con Judiciary Committee. at least seven separate units and meters. receive J9.000 less than what was instead of the most recent. today," Jaekle said, noting tne The use of two-year-old lists was cost. trauma of displacement caused by dominiums and the state's housing The measure would prohibit renters who live with a sibling or The heating unit requirement was expected due to changes in the school separate heating unit would give peo settled upon due to bookkeeping fac condominium conversion has been crisis. landlords planning to convert spouse who is elderly, blind or han passed during the Legislature's equalization formula, Assistant Deputy Education Commissioner ple the incentive to conserve energy. tors, but it fails to incorporate the in sent to Gov. Ella Grasso for her "It meets, in a limited way, the apartments to condominiums from dicapped. special energy session last fall, and Superintendent of Schools Wilson E. Theodore S. Sergie said education of creases in property values over the signature. issue of displacement of elderly per evicting without sufficient cause Attempts to amend the bill in the most lawmakers agreed it was a Deakin said Monday. ficials thought the formula could be But his argument was shot down by As part of the Guaranteed Tax last two years, particularly in The House approved the bill on a sons who are most affected by the tenants age 62 or older and blind or House failed. back door approach to slow the con lawmakers who said the separate handicapped persons within certain Rep. Robert Jaekle, R-Stratford, dominium conversion boom. Base school equalization formula, wealthy shoreline communities. calculated either way, with the same 123-12 vote Monday night, apping problem,” said bill proponent Rep. heating units weren’t cost effective said a current provision requiring Under the bill which was passed, the amount of taxable property in Another change in the GTB funding results. But, after making a com income limits. and didn't save energy. each town is an important factor. occured when the state education It represents several compromises separate heating units for each con the separate heating plant require The state Senate has passed a bill department used the total school puter run recently, they discovered ^Swing into Spring’ set hammered out in the Senate during verted condominium should be con ment would be eliminated 60 days that would allow the GTB funding to funds received last year by indiviual the effects are very different. two weeks of heated debate. The special protections would re Family Night Panel slated SOI TH VUNDSOR-Mothers, Eyk, of Whitinsville, Mass. main in place at least until Jan. 1, daughters, and all women are invited Miss Veenstra, in 1919, at the age 1983. slated at Rec about births to attend “Swing into Spring,” an of 21, went to Africa at a time when MANCHESTER - The Hundreds of entries were received lor The Herald’s elxth annual “Ad The bill also would require Cratt” contest. Entries ware judged by The Herald advertising stall arid prizes HARTFORD - A panel evening coffee fellowship to be held the (Christian Reformed Church had landlords to give tenants additional West Side Recreation discussion on "Vaginal at the Avery Street Church, 661 no overseas mission. Her devotion Center and Washington ware awardsd In Ihs following categories: (1) 4th, 5th, and 6th grades; (2) 7th, notice of intent to convert a rental 8th,and 9th grades; (3) KHh, 11th, and 12th grades. A first prize and six Birth after Cesarean” will Avery St., on May 6 at 7:30 p.m. and reports of her mission work in unit and allows the court to extend School PTA will sponsor a be presented May 7 at 7:30 honorable mentions were awarded In each category, and an over-all grand The program, "A Tribute to spired others to follow her lead and the eviction period. Family Night Friday at the p.m. in the Nathan Hale Women," will feature special music laid the foundation for today's Chris West Side Rec., from 6 to 8 prize winner was named. Many excellent entries were submitted and judging Opponents charged it was an intru was very difficult. m i G Room, Sheraton-Hartford provided by a women’s vocal group tian Reformed mission work in sion on the free enterprise system p.m. Hotel. of the church, and a narrative based Africa, which now totals 88 organized and would discourage the develop All Manchester parents Members of the panel on the life of Johanna Veenstra, to be churches and 1,748 unorganized ment of rental housing the state are encouraged to visit the will include Dr. Richard given in the first person by Ruth Van churches in Nigeria alone. critically needs. facility with their children The Herald regrets being unable to publish all entries. Our con Jones HI, obstetrician; and participate in gratulations to all the winners and our thanks to all the entrants. v/cc Pauline Hamden, con organized-games, such as sumer advocate in mater- floor hockey at 6:30 p.m., nal/child health; and Senate clears measures global ball at 7 p.m., and Carmela Deucette and volleyball at 7:30 p.m. The Tony Farkas, parent pan game and pool rooms will elists. Proud Scouts also be open. The building HONORABLE MENTIONS For further information, on sex, nukes, speeders is accessible to the han call 633-1884 or 232-2301. Winners in a Pinewood Derby for Cub Pack Marc Hughes, first dicapped. By Jeff M oran...... Grades 4-5-6 120, sponsored by St. James School, were cond place and Richard Minor, third place, HARTFORD (UPI) — Measures to prohibit sexual The Senate also passed a measure to allow most Participants in Family Craft fair speeders to pay their fines by mail. The bill covers Night must wear sneakers. Honorable Mention ...... Grade 6 $5 recently presented their awards. From left, (Herald photo by Burbank) harassment on the job, to require evacuation plans and By Robb Goehring...... Grades 4-5-6 set May 18 drills for towns near nuclear power plants and to make motorists who are stopped for driving over 55 mph but not Refreshments will be life easier for speedefs have been approved by the over 70 mph on a highway and no faster than 60 mph on a served in the cafeteria. Honorable Mention ...... Grade 6 $5 MANCHESTER - secondary road. For further information Senate. By Jhon Latulippe...... Grades 4-5-6 Hadassah of Manchester The three bills passed Monday now await Gov. Ella The proposal also increases the penalty for motorists contact the West Side Honorable Mention ...... Grade 5 $5 who are caught driving faster than 70 mph on a highway Recreation Center. 110 will conduct its sixth an Students to visit court Grasso's signature. By John Dubiel...... Grades 7-8-9 nual Craft Fair Sunday, briefing by Judge Sabino Tamborra, and attendance at The first measure would list sexual harassment under from a maximum $100 fine to a minimum $100 fine and Cedar Street, 647-3166, May 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 Honorable Mention ...... Grade 9 $5 EAST HARTFORD — Two hundred and forty-one actual court sessions. Connecticut’s unfair labor practice law. The Senate, maximum $150 fine. after 3 p.m. p.m.. rain or shine, at the junior and senior high school students from the Greater The Court Visitation Program in Connecticut is being which had debated the bill several days before, voted it In other action the Senate approved and sent back to Jamestown film By Aaron WlochowskI...... Grades 4-5-6 Manchester Parkade. the House bills to: Hartford area will tour the Tolland Street courthouse in co-sponsored 'by the Connecticut Judicial Department, through with no comment. MANCHESTER - The Honorable Mention ...... Grade 6 $5 Admission and parking is East Hartford May 1-9 as part of the statewide Court the Connecticut Judges Association, the Connecticut Bar The measure requiring evacuation plans and annual United Pentecostal Church By Mary Martin...... Grades 10-11-12 free and refreshments will —Require dealers who buy gold, silver, platinum or Visitation Program being held in connection with Law Association and the Consortium for Law-Related Educa drills in municipalities located within a 10-mile radius of Youth Department will Honorable Mention ...... Grade 11 $5 „ TU E L* O IU be available. precious stones to obtain a $10 license from the local Day. tion of the Connecticut Department of Education. Connecticut’s three nuclear power plants was challenged show the film "Deceived, police chief and to record the seller's name, address and Proceeds will be used to The students are from East Catholic High School, East East Catholic students will visit the court May 7 and 9; by Sen. Richard Cunningham, R-Stamford. a documentary of the time and date of sale. b E P i V l C E support research at the Hartford High School, Glastonbury High School, East Hartford High School students May 1; Glastonbury Under the bill, the $900,000 cost must be paid by Jamestown settlement of H adassah H ospital in Rockville High School, South Windsor High School, and Rockville High students May 1; the People's Temple. High students May 8; Northeast Utilities, which owns the Millstone 1 and —Mandate the Department of Transportation evaluate THANKS! TO ALL THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS Jerusalem. Summit School. South Windsor High students May 1, and 5; and Summit Millstone II nuclear generators in Waterford and the Saturday at 7 p.m. at the the condition of each of the state's roads, highways and Anyone wishing an Among the attorneys who will serve as guides during gQhool students May 6. Connecticut Yankee atomic power plant at Haddam church, 185 Woodbridge St. PEOPLE WHO’VE SPONSOREO THIS YEAR’S AO CRAFT bridges, and deliver the report plus a 10-year application should contact: the tours will be: John T. Harris, Geoffrey Nabb, John The film will be shown Neck. maintenance plan to the Legislature by July 1. 1981 Linda Grad, 216 Grissom Calvocoressi and Robert L. Keepnews, all of Hartford; "One way or another, the people of Connecticut are free to the public. For By Patty Sobol Grades 7-8-9 and Roy V. Karlson of East Hartford. Included in the more information call the Road, Manchester. State questions going to be paying this money," said Cunningham —Spend $25,000 to hire an outside professional consul Grade 7 visitation program will be briefings by the attorneys, a -m church 3t 649-9848 or Kurt 1st PRIZE Besides objecting to the probability the cost would be tant to find out whether the Legislature is efficient. passed on to consumers, he claimed the bill was "anti Stefanovicz at 649-5434. bus commuters nuclear power." Get iMAv info shape ^ 'a*-*'get •••«'irvto Employees of the state Department of Transportation “It’s a waste of money, " said Cunningham. "It's simp were distributing forms to passengers boarding inbound ly another scare tactic used against nuclear power. " -iirne. passes^ morning buses at the commuter parking lot at Exit 98 off However Sen. Clifton Leonhardt, D-Avon, said that AsK ab(Dui: our Interstate 86 and on Route 30, this morning. Connecticut should take steps to protect citizens living Arthur B. Powers, commissioner of transportation, near nuclear power plants, especially because of the ■ You. tieed glasses said the representatives from the department’s Bureau Three Mile Island incident in Harrisburg, Pa., last w r i+ te n of Planning and Research were handing out express bus summer. survey questionnaires to commuters to obtain informa "It's a very, very, small price to pay. " Leonhardt said. tion to be used in determining how commuter bus service The proposal was approved 29-1. should be expanded and/or extended. w a r r a n t y 4 a R R S He said commuters at Burr Corners lot in Manchester Educators hear com plete List rP sPoRT|M6 'S,cy>CS foK THE FNTiffe f a m il -, will be given the same forms on Thursday morning. He said the forms should be filled out on board the bus and deposited in collection boxes on the buses, upon exiting. E^ASeeALL Go lf The data collected will also enable the department to of computer use better plan for the construction of new commuter parking b a s k e t b a l l HOCKEY MANCHESTER —The Board of Education heard a lots in the Manchester area. Powers said. ‘‘We would ap report on the use of computers in education at its meeting f i s h i n g IfsArhFT ball preciate the cooperation of all concerned in our effort to Monday night, with Dr. Blaine Miller saying a 6 percent make improvements to this service,” he said. f o o t b a l l t e n m increase is expected in this area, which already uses $100,000 of taxpayer monies. Miller, who heads the board's data processing area, FOOTu IEAR Miller re-elected explained that most of the applications in education are / / / ADI 0A5« MIKE • PRpMEBS • CoHVE/?AE administrative, and are on the secondary level. He SU)'MU)E*K 6Y SPEEOO. te a m u n if o r m s ANDEflUlPMENT reviewed the technicalities that are part of the com to region board puter’s role in slashing student class cutting at the high s k a t e s h a RPc n im o school by 52 percent. ©ICYCLES and evCERClSERS Since the high school computers have the sensitive WENHAM, Mass. — Robert E. Miller, president of attendance and tardy information within their memories, Quinebaug Valley Community College and acting presi very few of the high school students are allowed to use dent of Manchester Community College in Connecticut, them for hands-on practice. ( ' ■ 2 vSo ^ p ttcica a L 5U >a/i today was re-elected vice chairman of the New England "Ten percent of the students in programming classes + . 3! Board of Higher Education (NEBHE). The board is at the high school have hands-on experience. We must be 5 celebrating its 25th anniversary in conjunction with its careful (with who uses the computers) due to the delicate M A N C H E ^ T t R /S a.Yu/aus CooH/n semi-annual meeting held at NEBHE's new headquarters attendance and tardy records," Miller said. N\aioch£$^er in Wenham, Mass. V The high school offers two programming courses in the Appointed to the board in 1972, Miller has served as 00.6 Yor- UOU. math area and one in the business department. Miller I d * 2 main at. 643-'7iii vice chairman since 1978. NEBHE was established in said “There are six or seven students at the high school 1955' by the New England Higher Education Compact, a who’ve gone into it extensively.” formal agreement among the six states ratified by the But Miller said he was confident that once the high United States Congress. Through its programs, NEBHE school renovations are completed, which call for a com Grades 4-5-6 encourages regional cooperation in the interest of higher Grades 4-5-6 By Jhon Latulippe Grades 4-5-6 By Mary Martin Grades 10-11-12 By Aaron WlochowskI puter room and several microcomputers, the student in By Robb Goehring Grade 5 HONORABLE MENTION Grade 11 HONORABLE MENTION Grade 6 education among the more than 260 colleges and univer terest would spark. HONORABLE MENTION Grade 6 HONORABLE MENTION sities in New England. Miller added that besides the use of computers for such Miller has been a particularly strong advocate and things as employment reports, teacher and student atten spokesman in behalf of the board during the past few dance, and report cards during the school year, the com months in Connecticut where that state's future par puter is also busy during the summer. ticipation in the New England Higher Education Com Among the tasks that led Miller to call the summer 37 pact is clouded. months one of the busiest in workload schedule for the computer were summer school records, scheduling of Court dismisses classes, and permanent label printing. UP some fiCTioiMf protest charges Hospital begins NEW LONDON (UPI) — Disorderly conduct charges energy use audit against 25 of the 211 demonstrators arrested during the weekend launching of the country's second Trident .MANUHKSTKR — Manchester Memorial Hospital is nuclear submarine have been dismissed in Superior conducting an energy audit that coqld generate federal Court. dollars to finance energy conservation projects. Assistant State's Attorney Harold Dean said Monday About $12 million is available to hospitals and the 25, who had remained in custody since Saturday's educational institutions in Connecticut through the protest in Groton, agreed to give authorities their names Energy Division of the state Office of Policy and Manage ill and he recommended to New London Superior Court ment, which functions as agent for the federal govern @ Judge Francis Quinn that the charges be dismissed. ment. The program also includes interest free loans The 13 women and 12 men had refused to give police offered by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Connecticut. O any personal information, listing their names as "John In the first phase of the program, the hospital is Doe" or "Jane Doe." required to gather information concerning energy usage. □ Before the charges were dismissed, a small number of Manchester Memorial has already begun its audit to anti-nuclear protesters had marched outside the identify existing energy costs and projected savings from courthouse. the installation of energy-saving measures. About 1,000 protesters gathered Saturday outside the The hospital has appointed John W. Thompson, director General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard while an es of engineering, as energy auditor for the state-run timated 5,000 dignitaries and invited guests heard progrpm. He qualified for this position by completing a speakers praise the USS Michigan, a massive $1.2 billion special education program at the Connecticut Hospital AT submarine armed with nuclear missiles as a ship Association and passing a certification examination designed to help preserve world peace. required by theiState. The arrested who cooperated with the booking process Andy Beck, public relations director for Manchester were released on written promises to appear in court Memorial, issued a statement that identifies the local next week. hospital as being among 22 of the state's 36 general L m B s Police charged most of the arrested demonstrators hospitals participating in the program. He sai(l Dennis P. with disorderly conduct for attempting to block the gates May, president of the Connecicut Hospital Association, 3H616. miOOLE TWPK U>. at the shipyard. One person was also charged with in has estimated the state's health care facilities could terfering with an officer and another accused of reckless receive as much as $4 million from the Program each endangerment. year. Ten people were arrested outside the University of The hospital spokesman said the application is being By Jeff Moran Grades 4-5-6 By John Dubiel Grades 7-8-9 completed and would be filed by June 1. the deadline set By Jodi Addabbo Grade 6 HONORABLE MENTION Connecticut Groton campus, site of the post-launching Grade 6 HONORABLE MENTION Grade 9 luncheon. by the state department. EVENING HERALD. Tues.. April 29, IWO— 7

() - EVENING HERALD. Tues,, April 29. 1980 — f^EditoriaL r s 'f iBaurliratpr Emniimj Hmilft Manchester — A City of Village Charm Tucci leads fight on humanistic concepts in schoolp Founded Oct. 1, 1881 _____ U____ Uvawvalue system. Humanistic education challenges the is absolutely false. I It t is an educational concept ttat en* A time for restraint Tucci said “I think I got a thorough review of the values courges childrens development in emotional and sociaj Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By L \l RKN DAVIS SHEA clarification program. But all I got on the Center for Judeo-Christian ethic,” He added that the $300,000 government grant to imple srcds ** * President Carter tonight The people seem to be reac Other questions remain Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. llerulil Keporter Humanistic Education was a newsletter. What I’m He added that this complaint is totally separate frofli M VNtillESTEK — John Tucci, an outspoken conser asking for is information about what the center is doing in ment humanistic education, which he said is used for faces reporters to answer ting to his decision with many concerning the timing, the Mombar. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Presa International teacher in-service training probably means the students the complaint he has brought before the school systemps vative who was at the forefront of the move to oust the the school system, and whether they are implementing review board concerning his disapproval of a text used m of th e same feelings authority of the president and Steven Harry, Executive Editor are being taught the concepts, "If they’re training the questions on the disastrous Department of Housing and Urban Development Com the humanistic education concept,” his 9-year-old daughter’s Waddell School social studiM military operation designed Americans expressed when the operation of the mission Customer Service — 047-9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor munity Block grant program, is now leading what Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy said As far teachers in it, they must be trying to implement It,” he Raymond P. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus class, ' to free the U.S. hostages in President John F. Kennedy itself. appears to be a solitary charge against the inclusion of as I know we’ve responded to every one of Mr, Tucci s said, In that incident, ’Tucci is concerned that the text,”All Frank Bellizzi, director of the Teachers Center for humanistic education concepts in the local education requests,” . About Cultures,” tries to make young people feel guilQf Iran and on the subsequent failed in the 1961 Bay of Pigs The 1973 War Powers Tucci said the purpose of humanistic education is to Humanistic Education, said today ‘"The implication that Resolution, which grew out of svstem. humanistic education challenges Judeo-Christain beliefs for their material possessions. resignation of Secretary of invasion debacle in Cuba. ' Tucci has filed a complaint against the Board of Educa impose a value system, 1 obiect to the state imposing any State Cyrus Vance. Now it is all the more im the Vietnam War, requires absolute secrecy that could has awakened national and tion with the state Freedom of Information Commission, charging that it withheld public documents from a resi- The aborted operation and portant to establish support the president to consult have been jeopardized by in international resolve to find a the resignation of the of our allies. With the Congress, “ in every possible formation leaks from Capitol solution to the kidnapping of His charge that education officials haven’t supplied secretary of state in protest, resignation of Vance, it is too instance... before introducing Hill. American diplomats by bar him with enough information about the values clarifica barians. tion course will be dropped, Tucci said today. But he said a first since the days of the early to predict what our forces,’’ where hostilities are Tragic as the rescue attempt was, it should serve his complaint about the school system’s alleged lack of Wilson administration, leave allies will do when again likely. We look forward to hearing forthright dealings on its relationship with the Center for Attorney General notice on Iran that this nation many unanswered questions. asked to help. the president’s answers Humanistic Education will be maintained. Benjamih Civiletti advised is weary of tolerating the im The first question on the The rescue attempt came tonight and urge restraint Carter a couple of weeks ago moral and lawless actions of minds of Americans is, at a time when European and reason as we move that he had the Iran. “What’s next?’’ allies had just announced forward to apply all the inter Police in area power—without consulting Putting the bodies of the It seems the president has they join the American effort national pressures possible Congress—to order a military eight men killed in the a great deal of support for his to put economic and on Iran. ’ report arrests decision to send in the diplomatic pressures in Iran. rescue mission. attempt on public display military. It was a high-risk The questions of allied sup Many argue key Senate and was a barbaric, disgusting Meanwhile, we join the na Vernon undertaking and it failed. port is important especially House leaders should have gesture symptomatic of an tion in mourning the brave John Muniz. 17. and Alan Thibodeau, 16, both of Green been briefed before the mis uncivilized regime. volunteers who died in the brier Road, East Hartford, were charged Friday with The short term impact on now that the rescue attempt third-degree criminal trespassing and tampering with a Carter’s support is minimal. has failed. sion, but there was a need for We hope the rescue mission rescue attempt. motor vehicle. Police said the pair was apprehended while on the aooops property of Bielecki's Garage and junkyard and were The Herald in Washington allegedlv tampering with cars. They were released on their promise to appear in court jan e. IT'S T B W .I'P ju s t Mav 6 in Rockville. John M. Suizak, 16, of Enfield, was charged Friday UKE10 THANK IDU FOR night with fourth-degree larceny on complaint of a ^ A U TOUR HELP IN Reagan strong despite goofs package store in Rockville. He was released on his WICAiiO... promise to appear in court on May 6. tyDongSneyd responding spending cuts. Bush also primary election in Texas on May 3. Vernon Police are investigating an accident Saturday By LEE RODERICK on Windsor Avenue. Police said Donald R. Tremblay, 20, the lot and the thief ran out of the store. agreement may have been dropped Winrod's shrill tirades are also part blames Jews for World War II, the He was described as a white male, about six feet tall and S WASHINGTON - Although our not the kind of thing you can launch a forces, and for the Iranian Oil Ministry.” by the French, but added: “If we find of major broadcasting groups. Of weighing about 170 pounds with medium-length black Xuropean allies appear to be suppor- formal investigation over without gasoline shortage, the Middle East • The French undertook to ... out the report is true ... even if the ficials of Park Broadcasting, which hair 3ing economic sanctions against Iran, offending the French.” crisis and the French Revolution of deploy men and supplies to treaty is now off ... this idea of an owns WNAX in Yankton, S.D., were 3he State Department and the CIA The Franco-Iranian agreement 1789. “Jews are the murderers and Bolton m reorganize the Iranian air force, ally doing that to us is horrendous.” unaware of Winrod’s anti-Semitism. supposedly was signed Nov. 21 — children of the devil," he writes. Marshall 11 Myers. 29. of 8 Quarry Road, Bolton, was I 3re checking into disturbing evidence army and navy ... (and) to double the Bahakel Broadcasting, which owns more than two weeks after the U.S. "Jews make money off all liquor, charged Friday night with threatening in connection with I Jhat France may have worked out its current total of French 'specialists’ Religious racism KXEL in Waterloo, Iowa, had gotten hostages were seized in Tehran — dope and wars Jews control all the investigation of an incident at the bar in the Three J'sj ®wn behind-the-scenes with serving in Iran immediately ... from Pastor Gordon Winrod, who once a complaint recently and has begun and is supposed to run for five years. politics by power of money ... Restaurant Jkyatollah Ruhollah Khomeini that It reportedly became effective on just under 2,(WO officers and men to suggested that American com checking into the pastor. Myers allegedly threatened the patrons with a knife, gvould crack the united front wide signature, without further ratifica about 4,000.” munities kill all their Jewish A fourth station, KWPM in West police said He was released on his promise to appear in| Jpen. • The Frerfch also agreed to neighbors as a means of ending the Plains, Mo., 50 miles from Winrod’s In addition to his own screeds, court May 6 in Rockville. tion by either party. Winrod offers a book list of hoary j Specifically, in- Although rumors of the alleged provide consumer goods and food in Vietnam war, promotes his anti- Our Savior’s Church in GainesviUg;^ Melligence experts anti-Semitic chestnuts, such as South \\ incisor agreement have been rifle in the event of “unofficial” sanctions Semitic hate literature in radio Mo., carried a local version of h i^ !ire trying to broadcasts over a six-station show. Its owner, Robert Nethery, South Windsor Police are investigating a complaint I diplomatic circles since December, by the United States. A source Hied by a 17-year-old female resident who said she was! •verify a report it first appeared in print last January explained that "unofficial” meant network. was also astonished to hear of “Jewish Ritual Murder.” In 1968, the sexually and physically assaulted Friday night in the area | 3hat the French in the Intematonal Currency Review, sanctions outside the United Nations. Winrod’s flagship station is WWVA Winrod’s anti-Semitism. “We never “Winrod Letter " proposing a Jewish of the .South Windsor-East Windsor town line Slave agreed to a small, restricted London • “ The credit involved were in .Wheeling, W.Va. The station is heard a word of protest,” he said. program to end the Vietnam conflict Daniel Mathewson, 37. of 701 Graham Road wa8| •eupply the newsletter with excellent contacts in extended with a grace period up to owned by Columbia Pictures In “But 1 don’t think there’s a Jewish drew a formal complaint from the Anti-Defamation League. charged Saturday night with disorderly conduct in con S'evolutinary the Middle East. 1986. The rate of interest... was set dustries, whose chairman, Leo Jaffe, person in town.” nection with a disturbance at his home. He was released | 3-egime secretly with military and is a prominent Jewish leader and was The other two stations are in “ICR is very authoritative,” a CIA at a ridiculously low 3.5 percent.” Yet the Post Office did not find his on a $500 nonsurety bond for appearance in court May 13. {Economic aid in retSm for Iranian industry chairman for the United Tijuana and Ciudad Acuna, Mexico. source told my associate Dale Van • In return, “Iran agreed to supply stuff unmailable. Police said that shortly after they discovered a car I 3)11. Jewish Appeal. Both beam their programs across the abandoii|“d on the travel portion of Route 5 Saturday, they Atta. ICR’s editor. Christopher France with 20 million tons of crude A spokesman for the French Em- Story, described the January article oil (equivalent to 400,000 barrels per "I’m totally unaware,” said Jaffe, border. charged" Frank, Mafigoni, 18, of Hartford, with second- who was dumbfounded when my Winrod manages to avoid a federal Footnote: "I wouldn't be in degree larceny. The car was reportedly stolen out of | 2>assy categorically denied any such as “very solid.” Here’s what it had to day) with effect from January, crackdown by using carefully con terested in discussing anything with Hartford. ' ■diplomatic stab-in-the-back. But say: 1980,” the newsletter reported. “This associate Les Whitten told him the Rene P. Perodeau. 22, of 11 Cindy Terrace, Vernon, ■reports to that effect have been per- • Under the agreement, France un- is about double the amount im^rarted tough-talking pastor was plugging trived code words for Jews and you,” Winrod said in a telephone in anti-Semitic mailings over WWVA. Judaism in his broadcasts. No such was charged Sunday with possession of illegal sub-1 ■slsting since last November, when dertood to make good al)d shortfall in by France from Iran in 1978, and terview , “ I’m going to be a 'T il bring this to the attention of the restraint is evident in the literature stances f'olicc said the accussed was stopped for a1 the secret deal was supposedly military supplies brought about by three times the volume ... in 1979.” gentleman just so long before I hang Anti-Defamation League and other motor vehicle violation and they found what was made. /,> the United States’ reaction in halting The French got "an exceptionally he sends to listeners who mail him up.” Whereupon he hung up. suspected to be about two ounces of marijuana and "It’s a delicate thing,” a State deliveries of spare parts and urgently favorable price.” proper authorities,” Jaffe said. the requested $2. cocaine in his possession He was relea.sed on a $1,500 By Cindy Barlow Grade 6 nonsurety bond for appearance in court May 5. 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school officials Wednesday. a left-handed compliment.” The Homing said he doesn’t know why good for business. After Wilkie Hepubllcans had said they could ment. read in the papers of sandblaster but there is a boom on in the reduce the mayor’s budget but ToujnToll demonstration for Elast Hartford Hobert Hurd, a Hepubllcan Money main issue landscape renovation field. “Peo could only find small amounts to “I can’t understand why we need Though the tight money market school officials, Wilkie, a manufac member of the Vernon Town Coun is hurting area construction and ple say inflation has thein on their take out and therefore they were to spend ?1,000 on a radio when, you turer’s representative for several cil, during a budget workshop com building businesses, the architect assess, but I’ve just received offers accused by some of “nlckling and can go down to a discount store and sandblasting machine companies, mented, “I wish I could find some of the plans for proposed renova from five schools in the state for of those nickles and dimes I’m ac diming.” buy a CB radio for $49” ~ Glaston landscape work,” Homing said. showed up at the demonstration to bury Town Councilman Jam es tion of East Hartford High School’s p^dle his wares. Wilkie got what cused of taking out of the budget.” Mclntoch commenting on the spen athletic field said recently he has he wanted and will be .To which Democratic mayor, in baseball issue For Bill Wilkie of East Hartford enough work to stay busy the demonstrating his machinery for Marie Herbst commented. "Is that ding of $1,000 for a radio for the reading the newspapers may be Community Development Depart- remainder of the year. Mark BOSTON (UPI) - There is ample to settle for $5,040. Chuck Rainey big leagues, under the guidelines of reason why baseball players decided would take home $7,200 and Stan Papi the decision. to wait until May 22 to go on strike. $9,600. But the players moderated and Proposal hits elderly ’The issue is money. Some players, such as Rice and agreed that no player could become a That is the time when parks begin Yastrzemski, have lucrative deals free agent unless he had been in the Obituaries. In Hartford, George Moffitt, chair Moffitt said the coalition was concen By MARTIN KEARNS to fill, concessions peak, which would hawking products on the outside and league at least six years. Now they man of the Connecticut Coalition on trating its efforts on the senate which Laurence N. Gales Andrew S . MacBelh Edward Tyburski Herald Reporter cost the owners some dough. But the thus would not be hurt financially as want to cut it to four. That does not Aging, called the bill “totally un he hoped would introduce nujor players also had their own interest at much as others. sound unreasonable. VERNON — Laurence N. Gates, ROCKVILLE - Andrew S. CROMWELL - Edward ‘"Tybur” MANCHESTER - Legislation amenifinents to the bill, or else kill it. satisfactory.” He said that besides heart. Before jumping to the side of the The owners, who shell out the who died Saturday at a South Wind MacBeth, 85, of 22 South St., died Tyburski, 63. of 9 Helena Drive, hus approved Friday by the state House eliminating the tax fjeeze for proper He expressed fear that the amended By waiting until May 22, the Boston owners, why begrudge a player for fabulous salaries then cry that they sor convalescent home, is survived Monday at a local nursing home He_^ band of Lela (Taylor) Tyburski, died of Representatives would reduce tax ty owners, the hew Circuit Breaker bill would have to be sent back to the Red Sox will have completed 43 of the wanting to assemble at least a piece aren't being protected, want compen by three brothers and three sisters was the widower of Teresa (Lawler) house where it had been assumed suddenly at Middlesex Memorial breaks for the elderly, ’The legisla regulations would cut credits sub 179 days of the 1980 season, of 24 per of nest egg for the season? It is dif sation for a player they lose to free who were not listed in Monday’s MacBeth. amendments would have been made Hospital, Middletown, Monday after tion, however, has not yet been voted stantially. cent. And their paychecks will be for ficult to project a budget, no matter agency. Stiff compensation. And all Herald. They are: Harold Gates of Mr. MacBeth was born in on by the state Senate. noon. In adding Social Security payments first. ’The Legislature adjourns May 7 24 percent of their salary. how large, and then have to make do one has to do is look at the National Gt. Petersburg, Fla., Olin Gates of Tredegar, Wales, and had lived in The house bill would totally Mr. Tyburski was born in ’Thorn to incomes, new tax brackets would and Moffit said the coalition’s efforts There are exceptions, such as those with 76 percent of it slashed away. Football League and the National Jacksonville, Fla., Herman Gates of Wethersfield and St, Petersburg, dike, Mass., he was the son of the eliminate tax freezes for property be created that Moffit said would be were running right down to the wire. The players are being criticized for Hockey League to see how free agen Manchester, Mrs. Laura DuBois of Fla., before moving to Rockville. He who receive much or all of their late John and Mary Ann (Diddo) owners aged 65 and over, and whose “intolerable.” In some cases the The Manchester commission making too much money, but that is cy is stifled by compensation. Tampa. Fla., Miss Dorothy Gates of retired as an assistant superinten money in the beginning of the year Tyburski. He had lived in Cromwell income is less than $6,000. ’Those rebates would be cut in half, he said. decided to contact their local and those on the disabled list, who not the issue. They are the best per The next meeting between Jacksonville, Fla., and Mrs. Eunice dent of the Central Post Office sta for three years. He was the owner of currently affected by the freeze legislators by phone because they tion, Hartford, where he had been He criticized the bill for, forcing the k ? may get paid their yearly salary. But formers of their art, the elite of their representatives of the owners and Lee of Cape Coral, Fla. the Corner Soda Shop in Manchester would remain in the program but no elderly to make two concessions in a said, the situation was critical in profession, and make no more than employed for 44 years. going by the Red Sox salaries the players is May 6, or just 16 days for 12 years, retiring in 1976. new applicants would be accepted view of the legislative schedule. the nation's top doctors or lawyers. before the strike deadline.Hopefully, He is survived by a son, Francis A. time of rising consumer prices. published recently, the rich will stay To pay respects He is also survived by one son, after May 15. Concert Friday rich while the would-be rich will re They may make if sooner in life, but something may be worked out. MacBeth of Manchester; a daughter, Jeffery R. Tyburski of Scotia, N.Y.; In addition, the bill would also MANCHESTER - Company 1, Reading Seminar main just that. the average career of a baseball Perhaps negotiators will agree on a Mrs. John (Jean) R. Yellen of two brothers, Stanley Tyburski of change the existing Circuit Breaker MANCHESTER - The East Town of Manchester Fire Depart MANCHESTER - The Junior Jim Rice, for example, at $700,000 player is less than five years. right of first refusal without compen Rockville; six grandchildren and Agawam, Mass., and Edmund Tax, changing the income brackets Catholic Chorale and Band concert ment. will meet at 7 p.m. in Holmes Room of the Mary Cheney and Bump in the rump a year the highest paid Red Sox The main issue is freedom to move sation. meaning a team losing a free eight great-grandchildren. Tyburski of the Carolina ; two sisters, now used to determine tax rebates to will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Funeral Home to pay respects to Whiton Memorial libraries will spon player, would receive a salary of after a certain period of time. agent has the right to retain that Funeral services will be Thursday Mrs. Stella Doy and Mrs. Stanley school auditorium. Admission is $1. Kansas City’s Frank White was slow getting out of the batter’s Kenneth Smith, a member of the the elderly. Social Security payments sor a Reading Improvement Seminar $168,000. Carl Yastrzemski, who When the landmark decision player merely by matching the best at 9:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill (Edna) Dryzga, both of Agawam, For more information call the school box when he hit a chopper back to the mound and Toronto company. would be added to income levels in today at 7:30 p.m. at the Whiton earns $510,000, would receive $122,- making Andy Messersmith and Dave offer extended to him. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Mass., and one grandson. music department at 643-2547. figuring the rebates, according to the library. Parents of preschool and catcher Erm ie Whitt fielded ball and tagged batter out. (UPI 400. Mike Torrez, who earns about McNally free agents was announced, One thing is for sure. Baseball will Hill with a mass of Christian burial Funeral services will be Thursday new law. primary grade children are invited. photo) $650,000, would make $156,000 and there was no stipulation on how long be the loser if the strike comes. No at 10 a.m. in St, James Church, at 11 a m. at Cromwell Funeral Elderly groups are opposed to the To pay respects Mrs. Carol Hill, coordinator of MCC to use Dennis Eckersley, now making $500,- a player had to stay with a team one wants it, not the players, not the • « - Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Home, 506 Main St. The Rev. Clifford new measure which they say would elementary reading and director of 000, would be paid $120,000. before declaring free agency. A Bob owners and not the fans. Let's just MANCHESTER — Members of the Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. J. Gleason, pastor of the Seventh Day reduce the buying power of the most- the Title I Reading Program in Bennet "rooms On the bottom end. rookies Bruce Stanley, for instance, could have hope reason prevails and that the West Side Old Timers— ...... will...... * meet Calling hours are Wednesday from Adventist Church, Portland, will of ly fixed income group. In tonight at 7 and members of the Manchester Schools, and Jacqueline Hurst and Glenn Hoffman, who earn become a free agent after his 15-2 only strike called this year is by the 7 to 9 p.m. ______ficiate. Burial will be in West Manchester, the Commission on MANCHESTER —Superintendent Manchester Rod and Gun Club at 7:30 Moores, children’s librarian at the minimum of $21,000, would have season in 1978. his second year in the home plate umpire Cemetery, Cromwell. Aging voted overwhelmingly Monday of Schools James Kennedy an Mecolcl Pni at the Holmes Funeral, 400 Main St. IN MEMORIAM Whiton, and Elsie Jenkins, children’s Calling hours are Wednesday from night to oppose the house bill. John nounced at Monday night’s Board of to pay final respects to Kenneth In loving memory of Thomas E Hobin. Sr who librarian at Mary Cheney, will speak. passed away April 28. 1974 7 to 9 p.m. Dormer, a commission member, Education meeting that Manchester Smith, who was a member of both said the new act would, “hit them Community College may use six groups Wife and children Fogarty’’s in State League (the elderly) in both directions.” Britannia Chapter classrooms in Bennet Junior High By SlrWers set RSoX Staff ERA School for several of its planned MANCHESTER - ’The Britannia First class independent softball attractions will be offered programs. Cultural program Chapter of the Daughters of British Earl Yost Manchester fans this season when Fogarty Brothers' venture into play Chuck Plese, college community Empire will meet Thursday at 11:30 Allain seeks district seat has mini-courses relations officer, said today the Sports Editor invitational pegged at 6,44 in the Northern District State League a.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Opening test Saturday night at Fitzgerald Field will be a twinbill member of the Eighth is Great Com MANCHESTER - The classrooms would be u'ed for credit MANCHESTER —Clancy Allain, The East Middle Turnpike resident Smith, 127 Old Farms Road, West against Gartenhaus of New Britain, last year's Open Regional cham mittee. He is the first announced can courses, business-related non-credit a 26-year-old employee of Gerber who has lived in Manchester a total Manchester Recreation run in June pitch a complete game victory this Simsbury. CHICAGO (UPI) - The Boston pions and former New England kingpins. Doubleheadcr starts al 7 of seven years is an Eighth District didate for Bletchman’s seat while Department’s cultural program is courses brush-up courses, Scientific, and five-year resident of Red Sox pitching staff is boasting a season. o'clock. firefighter with three years of ser district director Evelyn Gregan is offering four-week mini-courses the Eighth District, has announced hefty earned run average of 6.44, but Zimmer said he had not talked to ; The league membership includes 11 clubs, the cream of the c rop in vice to his credit. His wife, Patricia, the only announced district presiden beginning Monday. Silk City Striders list an in Anderson, of Manchester, copped her his intentions to seek a seat on the Two charged with assault General Manager Haywood Sullivan ; northern Connecticut is a member of the department’s tial candidate A course in making old-fashioned first five tennis matches with the Manager Don Zimmer doesn’t blame district Board of Directors. vitational run, June 8 of six miles since Friday about adding a 10th Seven doubleheaders are listed, four on Sunday, two on Friday night Women’s Auxiliary. apple dolls will meet on either Mon COLCHESTER—Two Hebron men the Salmon River in Colchester and around a course at Manchester Com Gettysburg College women’s varsity his team’s slow start on the hurlers Saying he had talked his decision Current Eighth District Prestdent pitcher to bolster the beleagured ; and one Saturday night, all under the are lights at Fitzgerald Game Allain has served on the Stop day’s from 1 to 2 p.m. or on Fridays were charged with assault on a police were apprehended by the state of munity College. ’Tuesday night club team this spring...Coming up this alone. over with current board m f^bers Gordon Lassow, announced recently staff, : times are 7 and 8:30. Tampering with the Eighth’s from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The cost of officer and escape from custody in ficial for taking more than the daily members will have a chance to learn weekend will be the third annual "If it was one guy, I could see it, Robert Bletchman who is vacating he would not seek re-election to the Zimmer said Monday after the game •'He asked me if 1 could get by the American Liberties Committee each class is $4 per person. connection with the investigation of limit of fish. the inside on running and training. Manchester Community College his seat, Allain said he hoped he with the Chtrago White Sox was post weekend, " Zimmer said. "When I (STEAL) when the group fought post because of family and business A reverse painting on glass class the beating Monday of a conservation Guests will be John Vitale and Ray Open Singles Tennis Tournament at could be ”a fighter for the district” ’They allegedly beat the official poned. The game will be made up said yeah, 1 didn't know iSteve) bitterly over consolidation with the pressures but has left the option of will meet on Thursdays from 9:30 to officer from the Department of En Crothers, two of the better distance the campus courts. Defending cham in spite of his lack of political who suffered cuts and bruises about Thursday. “ But it's happening to Renko and (Torn) Burgmeier would town two years ago and was also a running for Bletchman’s seat open. 10:30 a.m. and will cost $6 per per vironmental Protection, runners in New England. Vitale was pions are Stu Jennings and Norma All-America selection experience. the head and face, and then fled on everybody. W ere just playing bad be sick. 1 just hope we come out of son, All oil paints needed are in Police said Shawn A. Karvelis, 17, 11th in the Boston Marathon last White in the Men’s and Women’s foot. baseball — period.” it.” cluded in the cost of the class. of Millstream Road and Robert A. week... Three Striders, Linda Shan Divisions. The White Sox recently look two of Registration and further informa Roy, 19, of Route 85, were arrested Karvelis ------and Roy,, were------released on non, Ray Parr and Rich Parr, took The only silver lining in the dark cloud is that no one else in the three from Boston in Fenway Park Jobless aid misuse alleged tion is available by contacting the after surrendering to State Police at $5,(X)0 sutety bonds and are scheduled part in the Boston Marathon...Red- and are leading the American League MCC’s Day lauded Alts Building, 647-3089, between 9 Troop K in Colchester, to appear in court in Norwich on May Faced Department: Felix Gremmo, Shots here ‘n there American League East is playing Third-degree criminal mischief West with an 11-5 record. Zimmer, MANCHESTER —Acting on a scheduled to appear May 19 at East a.m. and 2 p.m. The pair was allegedly fishing on 13. veteran Strider member, depended Tom Casalino, pro at the Neipsic particularly well either. The Red and third-degree assault charges for one, isn't surprised by Chicago's complaint from the State Unemploy Hartfrod Superior Court. upon someone else to pack his run Tennis Club, reports Monica Murphy Sox, at 7-8, are just a shade out of have been lodged against 20-year-old first place. strong start. by soccer coaches ment Compensation office at 806 Paul G. Macha, 36, of Littlefield ning gear for a race in Simsbury. will join his staff as an instructor in , “1 don’t want consolation — I want “ 1 don't think they're a fluke, " the Main St., police Monday arrested Road, Scotland was charged with Douglas W. Ogden of 137 Branford St. Gremmo arrived at the site, got all the youth program this season...Ac after an incident at 136 Spencer St. to see some things get improved, " manager said. "The only thing you Lawrence I'. Quintiliani, 26, of 97 third-degree larceny and issuing a decked out in his Strider uniform cording to a Nielsen study, last By EARL YOST April 20. Panel mulls pension hike Zimmer said. can say about them now is how good Diane Drive, and charged him with bad check after a complaint was filed only to find his running shoes mis January’s Super Bowl XIV was the Sports Editor Ogden according to police became is their pitching?' But that puts them second-degree larceny. by a local bank. Geyer also presented his $1.1 sing. ’They were back in Manchester. most watched sports event in history Among the regulars, Butch Hob One of Dublin, Ireland's favorite embroiled in an argument with MANCHESTER—A cost of living according to an actuary’s report, in with about 10 other dubs. If they The arrest was in connection with State troopers arrested Macha and million request to cover the cost of Gremmo didn’t miss the race as a with the game reaching 35,330,(X)0 son, Tony Perez and Jim Rice are all sons, Patrick Day, made a most another man and allegedly struck increase for pensioners was would be $11,000 per year, with mor get pitching, they 'll win. They can hit the alleged fradulent receipt of $800 brought him to Manchester Police tality averaged into the figure. The the unfunded liability for town store was found open nearby and he homes... Best sportscaster in the batting above .300. The team batting favorable impression in his first him and then broke the victim’s car examined by the Board of Directors and they got speed. " in unemployment funds. headquarters. He was processed and employees who worked before a for broke in a new pair ofrunning area, in this man’s opinion, is Scott average is .273, but Boston at Monday night’s budget workshop, town currently contributes $425,000 Dennis Eckersley and rookie Bruce season last fall with the Manchester He was taken to police released on a $250 bond with a May 5 window. He was booked Monday and mal pension plan to cover investment Wahle of Channel 30. He’s head and squandered several excellent scoring and a 5 percent cost of living increase toward pension benefits. This would footwear in the race. Hurst will close out the Chicago Community College soccer team. headquarters, charged and released appearance at East Hartford released on a $100 bond with a May 4 funds in addition to benefits earned shoulders, over other area radio and chances in their recent series with The 25-year-old backfielder was a court date in East Hartford slated. will probably be made permanent ac be increased to $459,000 from the series. Mike Torrez, Chuck Rainey after posting a $100 bond. He is Superior Court scheduled. by active workers. ’The figure was in yVole* off the cuff teevee men with his delivery, Detroit, standout with the Cougars and so im cording to Pension Fund Chairman general fund with another $100,000 The Red Sox will send Bob Stanley, and Stanley are penciled in to start coming from the water and sewer keeping with a report from the Mar knowledge and experience before the pressed Coach John Fitzgerald and Fred Geyer. Public relations director at the 1-1, to the mound tonight against the against the Royals in Kansas City department. tin E. Segal Co. actuary report camera. His counterpart on 30 is just opposing team coaches, that he was A cost of living increase was Plainfield dog track this season is White Sox' Ross Baumgarlen, 1-0. over the weekend. granted to those town employees who “They (the Board of Directors) calling for half the amount going to Mike Chartier, a Manchester man the opposite, for those who asked for named to the Dr. Pepper National Board takes care of chores the unfunded liability. ’The Pension an opinion...Retired Swingers, also Stanley is the only Red Sox pitcher to Coaches’ All-America team for the retired before 1977 and was extended can do three things. Geyer said. and former area “They can take away the 5 percent Board has said it doesn’t expect the known as the Geritol Set at the 1979 season. MANCHESTER -T h e Board of by the students on the Board of mentioning the "Boing” magazine through July of 1980. On March 24, sportswriter...Larry Morrison will cost of living increase by not $1.1 million to be adopted but Manchester Country Club, will The latest honor followed recogni Education disposed of several ad Education, a parent representative which Lutz Junior Museum hopes to the Pension Board voted to back a be back coaching the Dairy Queen renewing it in July, they can make it presented it “to keep the proper launch tourney play Wednesday with tion to the All-New England Junior ministrative chores at its meeting selected by the PTA, and two at- distribute in the schools. Kennedy request for the continuation of the 5 women’s softball team this summer. Rosie still insists perspective about the cost of the a nine best hole tourney. This will be College all-star team. large members, selected by the said he was asking board approval of percent cost of living increase over permanent or they can up it. I feel Early report indicates the Queens, Monday night, approving five cam the 11th year with founders A1 ’Tuttle, Day received his national award in Board of Education’s Committee on this action because the magazine, the next, 10 years. they’ll adopt the permanent in plan.” one of New England’s top clubs, will ping trips for elementary school Joe Handley and Earl Ballsieper still Philadelphia which included a large Curriculum and Instruction. which promotes museums, contains ’The cost of the 5 percent increase. crease.” be better than ever...The average children and authorizing the central active. Defending champ is Wes she completed run ring with his name and achievement administration to continue the Head In other business, Eleanor Colt- “ a good deal ” of advertising. salary for a major league baseball Shorts with Joe Barre the No.2 man a inscribed. man, chairman of the board’s Per Kennedy said he supported the player this season is $149,700...and to nors would go along with my Start program. year ago. Individual and team BOSTON (UPI) — Unflappable The sophomore-to-be al MCC is Other business included approval sonnel and Finance Committee, said magazines distribution despite the Developmeilt program set think they may strike May 22. recommendation. But if they don't, matches are slated each week thru Rqsie Ruiz, whose tainted triumph in looking forward to a second season of a rate increase of $5 for remedial she felt her group’s recent session on advertising, because “of the intrinsic NOTICE Salaries are up 22 percent from a the director (Cloney) is going to an new industry and assisting October...Gordie Howe has seven the women’s division of the Boston with the Cougars in the fall and then summer school courses, and an up the education budget with the Board value of its content.” VERNON - About 50 ticut Economic Develop year ago...UConn C Club will cite nounce his resignation the following expansion of existing in Th« offlcM of Strono R m I more years to go on his 10-year con Marathon has spurred a week-long to a four-year college. date on the goal-setting citizen com of Directors subcommittee had town officers, chamber of ment Corp, and Northeast Jim Abromaitis, Ted Walton and Joe day," he added. Coat hanger project dustry. EtUto, will bo cloMd tract with the Whalers. This doesn’t investigation into allegations of ■'1 would like to settle on a school mittee. Dr. J. Gerald Fitzgibbons stressed financing of equipment and Utilities. Viola at its May 2 dinner in Hamden. Ruiz, 26, shocked the running world commerce representatives The program includes a tomorrow out of lovo and mean he’ll try to play seven more cheating, still insists she ran the en on the west coast but I am not known will be the administration represen buildings that needed repair. MANCHESTER - The The program, set for 4 All were stellar athletes wearing and others interested in panel discussion and an ad roopoct for tho momory of years but he’ll work with the club if tire race and is confident she will re when she crosed the finish line in the out there and may have trouble tative charged with coordinating the Mrs. Coltman expressed satisfac Manchester Sheltered Workshop is p.m. at the Colony, Route UConn colors. Also slated to be April 21 marathon in 2:31.56, the economic development will dress by Evald C. Gustav-' he decides to hang up his skates at main the winner. locating. attempts by this group to set up local tion with the meeting, and conducting campaign to obtain coat g^fg^d a p ro g ra m *>•*•83, winwill provioeprovide informa-iniorma- ADEU M. fTMUN saluted will be Max Kotkin, a loyal third fastest women’s marathon in Pul Duv attend a program son, vice president of age 52. His decision will be made this But the director of the prestigious •‘1 would like to meet with the goals and obiectives that are in har Superintendent of Schools James hangers to be used for workshop yygdngsday sponsored joint- t'on about existing state wKo paasod away April sports fan for years, and ex-UConn history. But only hours after her ap Southern New England summer...At one time or another A1 race, Will Cloney, scheduled a 2 p.m. University of Connecticut coach (Joe mony with state goals. Kennedy said the Board of Directors projects. ly by the Connecticut and federal assistance 30th, 1979 figures Ed Horrogan and Albie parent triumph, other runners and Telephone Co., who will Sims, Alan Hanglesben, Jordy EST news conference today to an Morrone) but 1 haven't as yet. Boston The committee will be composed would have all the information it Persons may drop off surplus Department of Economic programs available to aid Loeffler. Pete Lind, one-time UConn later checkpoint spotters said they give an overview of Douglas and Jeff Brubaker all made nounce in all probability that Ruiz College is interested in me and it’s of a teacher representative chosen by requested for its May 1 meetine hangers at the workshop in Lincoln Development, the Connec- communities in attracting basketball standout, is the C Club their home in Manchester during the will be stripped of her title and Cana never saw her on the course. Two the Manchester Education Associa Center, betwefen 8 a m. and 2:30 p.m. economic development. prexy...Riverside Park Stadium will likely that I will go there,” the good- Kennedy also brought up a rather dian Jacqueline Gareau will be Harvard students said they saw Ruiz tion, a student representative chosen daily, Monday through Friday. open Saturday night. May 10 for the 1979-80 National Hockey League looking Irishman said. unusual topic at the board meeting, named the official winner. enter the race about I'z miles from 1980 stock car racing seagon...Sue season. “ I was surprised with the caliber “I will make no comment on what the finish. of soccer played at MCC, it was of a my decision will be but you can come Ruiz finally met with Cloney Mon much higher standard than Birth trends studied Attention: Century Contract Members & to your own conclusion on the basis of day under what she described as expected,” he added. "very calm circumstances.” MANCHESTER —There were 556 live year. Bird on all-rookie team what you’ve heard or read," said Day tallied five goals last fall but births reported in Manchester to The officials stressed that the 91 percent Federal Employee Program Members Cloney, who made his recommenda ■'1 feel he will make a decision NEW YORK (UPI) - Forward execute one of the most dramatic his defensive play and influence on Manchester women in 1979, which is about may represent a larger percentage that tion to the seven-member Board of which is right and just, " Ruiz said in Larry Bird of Boston, guard Magic turnarounds in NBA history, was his teammates were even bigger fac average for the last five years, with 595 moved out and a corresponding large Governors of the Boston Athletic a television appearance on WBZ-TV, With High Option Coverage Johnson of Los Angeles and center next among rookies with a 21.3 mark. tors. births in 1974 being the high and 547 births percentage that moved in, but that with a Association, sponsors of the race. the station which flew her into The Insurance Commissioner has Bill Cartwright of the New York Bird was the first Boston player “I really enjoyed playing in 1976 being the low. “stable community like Manchester” it “I would hope the Board of Gover- Boston. "1 would like all the findings approved an increase in the Cen Knicks were all unanimous choices selected to jhe All-Rookie team since here and I think 1 was able to help King; of uchievenient The figures were released at the Board ends up being about 91 percent of the to be told. I'm confident he will make tury Contract Comprehensive for the NBA’s All-Rookie team, Dave Cowens was honored in 1970-71. some of the younger players with of Education's Monday night meeting. births going to kindergarten, whether the the right decision" selected by the league’s 22 head Johnson scored 18.0 points per their game.” season. The soccer season in Dublin They are used to determine trends. children are born in town or not. Fee Schedule by an aggregate of Gareau, whom racers and coaches. game and led all NBA guards in Who Am I? Day started playing competitive These figures are released annually at 18.09 percent. The Council on checkpoint spotters had as the leader runs from September to May. " he The estimates are subject to a 1 percent Two more forwards were also rebounds with a 7.7 average while soccer in Dublin when he was 14. this time, and are used in conjunction with error, although last year for the first time throughout much of the race, finished said. Wage & Price Stability (COWPS) named Monday to the first team, Natt averaged 19,9 and Greenwood ‘ ‘ I played with a senior the October list of the number of actually the statistics ended up being 2 percent off. in a time of 2:34.26, a Boston record. The local resident is a busy man. In also concurred that this increase which was selected regardless of hit at a 16.3 clip. professional team, although I was an enrolled kindergartners. Concluded Superintendent of Schools After a week of checking video tapes addition to carrying a heavy load al ’A was not inflationary. position. Portland’s Calvin Natt, Cliff Robinson of New Jersey led amateur, which is permitted, in School administrators said using a 10 James Kennedy “There may be a national FOR OVER 50 YEARS and talking to officials, she at last college, where he's enrolleil in data acquired from the New Jersey Nets seven other players named in the an Dublin. t‘-> year statistical sample, they have deter baby boom, but it hasn’t struck J J ' appears ready to receive the title she processing classes, he holds down a during the season, collected 20 votes, nual voting by being named on three "There is more soccer played here mined that 91 percent, or 506 children, will Manchester." This increase in subscriber bene apparently won. job at the Harper Buffing Company People often ask us what they and David Greenwood of the Chicago ballots. Houston's Allen Leavell and than in Dublin," Day register for kindergarten for the 1984-85 fits is retroactive to April 1, Despite her imminent disqualifica in East Hartford. should say when attending a Bulls garnered 13. Kansas City’s Reggie King collected observed,"especially in the high Come September the good-looking 1980. The Corporation will auto two votes each while Greg Kelser of tion, Ruiz said she's still confident schools and in junior highs" Cartwright, the first Knick rookie she can prove herself to the skeptical Irishman will be back wearing MCC the Detroit Pistons, Sidney Moncrief Key to the sport, Day claims, is matically reopen claims to deter visitation. chosen since Walt Frazier and Phil colors on the soccer field and anxious of the Milwaukee Bucks, Clint public. Police probe accident mine and pay additional benefits We tell them to relax and be Jackson in 1967-68, led all first-year “ If he (Cloney) does take my practice. to lead the squad to a winning seakon Richardson of the Philadelphia 76ers "Practice makes perfect and 1 to which subscribers may be players in scoring with a 21.7 per medal away, i( will hurt me very themselves. Their presence Is and Johnny High of the Phoenix Suns practice as much as possible. entitled. game average. much,” said Ruiz, who said she Giles nilittf' Vernon and Miss Bruton was transferred to St. Bird, who helped the Celtics were mentioned once each. Keeping the ball in play is simple and Vernon Police are investigating the Francis Hospital with severe head and enough to let the family know would compete in a race in July as as long as you can control the ball, BLOOMINGTON. Minn. lUPI) - ,neck injuries. I was baseball’s first real well as another marathon before the The Minnesota North Stars said Mon cause of a three-car accident that sent The Company plans to solicit, as aggressively as possible, signed they are not alone. free agent. But I never got your opponent cannot score. Soccer Officials at St. Francis Hospital said year ends. day defenseman Curt Giles will sil three persons to Rockville General agreements from non-participating doctors and other providers in Tea Men win before 254 fans paid $1! Why? After the con is really a simple game to learn and Hospital Monday night. this morning that Miss Bruton is in stable "But 1 will prove to everyone 1 can out today's .semifinal game with the order to make the paid-in-full coverage of the Century Contract Jean Pierre Tokoto playing in his troversial ruling, I retired to play, but you have to be fit and FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Three from the big leagues. That run. I'm a responsible person. I Philadelphia Elvers becauseyof an Police said Keith Mulock, 16, of 291 condition in the intensive care unit. first game for the Teas. practice,” he said. available to more members and thus help to reduce consumer second half goals Monday night followed the 1975 season wouldn’t say anything 1 couldn't do,” South St., Vernon, was the driver of a car William Phelan, 17, of 26 Mary Lane, The Tea Men came out flying in the Day hopes to hook on with the New ankle injury. propelled the New England Tea Men My career record: 184 wins, she said. that left the right side of Route 30 and Vernon, was charged Monday night with out-of-pocket expenses. ___ Britain Falcons in one of the Connec Giles had his right ankle, he in to their first win of the year in the second half, forcing the majority of 119 losses and a 3.24 ERA Ruiz last week was disqualified struck a large tree. Two passengers in the breach of the peace. Police said he was ^ Blue Cross ticut semi-pro leagues this summer. jured in Sunday's game with Mon HO I the play in the Memphis end. DI m I i M i l w u iM q North American Soccer League, a 3-1 from last fall’s New York City car were, Debra Bruton, 17, of High arrested on. a warrant in connection with AOO M A IN s m e i • MANCHf5IH,CONN “I’m in good shape and 1 can get in treal. X-rayed Monday in Blue Shield victory over the Memphis Rogues, It wasn’t until the 65:26 mark that IPIUIUMMN «ta uaMS " racquetball here. Back home I released on his promise to appear in court •’Rtg Mirh Blut Shitld Ann A scoreless first half was her title. She used the 2:56.31 time in North Stars spokesman said Police said Mulock and Miss Delfino ting a Jack Carmichael feed. (c) laio NEA. liK played a lot of squash in the off- were being treated at Rockville hospital in Rockville on May 6. highlighted by the appearance of New York to qualifv for Boston EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 29, 1980- 11 in - EVENING HERALD. Tue».. April 29, I960 Names in the news Hoop shrine opens doors Oetty’s Notebook ^ c I c l i n Q s . Bucks, is considered by many to have »» msKW I “It’s what a basketball player fourth greatest scorer in league French-Brannick Boh Horner SPRGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - history with 25,192 points in 14 been the game’s finest all-around ’They had progressed through their plays for — to play on a winning player. He retired as the NBA’s se Loyola M. Brannick of Manchester and Jonathan ATLANTA (UPD — The Atlanta Braves Monday placed third baseman Bob team,” said Lucas, the NBA’s sixth seasons, recalled the 19M U.S. Olym Bravo! basketball lives together, having all cond leading scorer with 26,710 points B y French, also of Manchester, were married April 26 at St. Homer on their disqualifed list, meaning he will stop collecting his |2,100 per all-time rebounder with 12,942 in his pic team in Rome, considered by day salary. .. been 1956 High School All-Americas, many to be the finest amateur quad over a 14-year career. James Church in Manchester. 1960 college All-Aiiierlcas and 11-year career. “You don’t think about the Hall of The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. The Braves asked the commissioner’s office to place Homer on the dis “Now, to be honored like this, to be ever assembled. qualified iist because he has failed to report to the club’s Richmond farm starters on the Gold Medal winning “It’s always nice you’re going to Fame in high school or college,” BETTY RYDER Senior Citizens Brannick of 16 Hemlock St., Manchester. The bridegrom put into this Hall with all these team, where he had been ordered after a season start in which he went 2-for- Olympic team of 1960. win something,” said West, a co Robertson said. ‘Tve been very for is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Lester E. French of 135 And it was only fitting Monday that wonderful people who have con 34, A Braves’ spokesman said the commissioner’s office agreed to the tributed so much to the game,” captain with Robertson of that 1960 tunate all through my basketball life. Autumn St., Manchester. ' Jerry West, Jerry Lucas and Oscar I played for great coaches from its Ladies Auxiliary this weekend. The Rev. James Archambault of St. James Church and request. ’The money doesn’t mean that much,” Homer said from his home in Lucas said, “is the epitome of any squad. “That team was going to win. Words can’t truly express the Nutrition Conference. The program Atianta. He reiterated Sunday he has no intentions of reporting to Richmond. Robertson — each of whom left large There wasn’t anybody going to beat whom I was able to learn all the fun pleasure that the Manchester Senior for the three^lay conference includes ’The ball is Friday night. Then on the Rev. Newell Curtis of Center Congregational Church impressions on collegiate and activity. It’s unique.” damentals.” some timely topics by leading doc Saturday, there will be an open house in Manchester officiated. Also inducted Monday were Lester that team. We had no close games Citizens brought to us Saturday night Bombo Rivera professional basketball — were in and it was just awesome to watch.” in their 7th annual production "New tors and nutritionists. at the post home, 608 E. Center St., The bride was given in marriage by her father. ducted into the Naismith Basketball Harrison, as a contributor; former ’There are 121 individuals and four One such segment “Outlook for beginning at 10 a.m. with a setback Mrs. Patricia Brannick of Manchester, the bride’s BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Minnesota Twins’ right-fielder Bombo referee J. Dallas Shirley, an official Eight of the team members played York, New York,” at Manchester Rivera Monday suffered a fractured ieft kneecap when he crashed into a wail Hall of Fame. in the NBA with seven having rather teams now enshrined in the Hall of High School. Food Labeling” will be presented by tournament. At 1 p.m, there will be * sister-in-law, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were “Each time 1 was on a charn- in th e 1960 O ly m p ic s; and activities for adults and cartoons for Mrs. Carol Brannick of East Hartford and Mrs. Pamela fielding a fly ball against the Seattle Mariners. posthumously, Everett F. Shelton, a lengthy careers including Walt Fame. Included in that , list are 27 ’They are really something else. John E. Vanderveen, Ph.D, director pionship team was exciting,” said the youngsters. » Brannick of Manchester, the bride’s sisters-in-law. Corey A spokesman for the Twins said Rivera would be sidelined at least six former coach at the University of Bellamy, Darrel Imhoff, Bob Boozer, coaches, 34 contributors, 52 players Honestly, you forget they are seniors of,the Division of Nutrition Bureau of weeks. Outfielder Dave Edwards, who batted .249 last year, was activated to Lucas, thought to be the only player Terry Dlschinger. and nine referees. Former UCLA when you watch them in action. With Foods, Food and Drug Administra Later that evening, an old- X ' Brannick of East Hartford and Libby Brannick of to be on championship teams in high Wyoming. fashioned baked bean supper with hot ■ Manchester, the bride’s nieces, were flower girls. replace him. West, a former NBA All-Star with Robertson, a former All-Star with Coach John Wooden was inducted as a chorus line of beauties high kicking, tion, Washington, D.C. Other school, college, the Olympics and the segments will deal with “Infant and dogs and brown bread will be’ served Michael French of Enfield was his brother’s best man. the Los Angeles Lakers and the the Cincinnati Royals and Milwaukee a player and a coach. to ‘‘Lullabye of Broadway” (from Craig Swan pros. “Broadway Melody of 1935”) lead by Child Nutrition,” “Fitness and followed by dancing. Ushers were Robert French of Manchester, the NEW YORK (UPI) — Pitcher Craig Swan and outfielder Steve Henderson Bert Loughrey and with a very pep Nutrition,” and “Nutrition Problems Following the 1 p.m. parade on bridegroom’s brother; and Marc Brannick of of the New York Mets both received treatment for injuries Monday and came py, Nan Brown as soloist, it’s dif of Senior Citizens.” Sunday, the post will again host open Manchester, the bride's brother. Patrick Brannick of house with a huge tent set-up and the East Hartford, the bride’s nephew, was junior usher. away with favorable news. , , . • u ficult to realize that these are It will be a busy few days, but in Swan, forced out of a game at Houston Saturday after four innings because Celtics lost to great team amateur performers, for the most teresting we’re sure. musical group “Freedom” playing A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, of shoulder stiffness in his right arm, will be able to take his normal turn in Hope to make it back on time for dancing. after which the couple left for Cape Cod, Mass. They will “The first thing we need is another about playing some games next year part. the rotation Thursday against Philadelphia. Henderson, out four games with SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - a positive. (Coach) Bill Fitch did a There were so many great perfor Friday (my plane doesn’t get in until There is something for everybody reside in Manchester. center because (Dave) Cowens is in the Hartford (Conn.) Civic Center. a pulfS ribcage muscle, should be able to play tonight when the Mets open a Boston General Manager Red Auer fantastic job and Larry Bird and the mances that it’s almost impossible to 4:45 p.m.) to be at the State Armory and a super turnout will assure the Mrs. Brannick is employed as a surgical assistant in past 30 and you’ve gotta look toward post and its auxiliary that we really East Hartford. Mr. Brannick is employed at Travelers 10-game home stand against Philadelphia, bach says the 1979-1980 Celtics rest of them ... Boston has five players whose con praise one witho’ut mentioning the at 7 to participate as a judge for the “It was super all the way. It sure the future. That is a priority need. State Loyalty Day (Jueen selection do appreciate all their efforts in Insurance Co. in Hartford. exceeded his wildest expectations tracts have expired — Cedric other. But, there was one lady who Mrs. Jonathan French has exceeded my wildest expec Our first meeting will be tomorrow prior to the Queen’s Ball that night. sponsoring the State Loyalty Day Don Sutton and he has no negative thoughts Maxwell, Pete Maravich, Nate brought the audience to its feet each about their elimination from the tations,” Auerbach said. “We didn’t (Tuesday),” he said. time she sang. Her name is Mary With a good tail wind, we should just Parade. Congratulations to Teri DeSocio-Cormier NEW YORK (UPI) — Don Sutton, who allowed just eight hits in pitching The Celtics’ executive said plans ______playoffs. play our best, but they played well. Archibald, Jeff Judkins and Don Stewart. about make it. Beaupre, a junior at Manchester the Los Angeles Dodgers to two victories last week, was named the National for a new arena, to be built adjacent Chaney. Auerbach said he was High School. Teri won a poster con maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bawneen Duggan “We Were beaten by a great team. There are no excuses.” A very gracious lady, she sang VFW Weekend Patricia Cormier of Manchester and Peter A. DeSocio Uague Player of the Week Monday for the period ending April 27, league They (Philadelphia 76ers) kind of ’The Celtics were eliminated from to the Suffolk Downs Raceway in hopeful the key performers would "One Alone” from the “ Desert test with a design for a Loyalty Day of Waterbury were married on April 26 at St. James of Hebron, Mrs Marilyn Fortier of Waterbury and Mrs. president Charles Feeney announced. . , o c peaked at that time and they played the playoffs in five games by East Boston, are running smoothlyr return. Song” and in duet with Charles Tar- Hope you are all planning on par tee shirt. The shirts are now Church in Manchester. Debbie Peterson of Rocky Hill. Melissa Cormier of The 35-year-old right-hander tossed a four-hit shutout against San Fran “It won’t be too long in the future great basketball,” Auerbach said Philadelphia. pinian they captured the audience ticipating in some of the activities available at Personal Tee on Main The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Cor Manchester, the bride's niece, was flower girl. cisco - his 51st career shutout - then followed the performance with a Monday at the Naismith Basketball Auerbach said the team’s attention before we make, I hope, a positive “We don’t have everything,” he planned by the Anderson-Shea Post Street and part of the proceeds of the mier of 41 Fairview St.. Manchester. The bridegroom is Paul DeSocio of Waterbury was his brother’s best man. decision on when we’re going to start said, referring to the Celtics’ finan with their renditions of “Sympathy” fourhitter against San Diego in a 31 victory. Hall of Fame, where he was will now be focused on the June 10 from “Firefly” and “My Hero” from of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and sale will aid the VFW. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. DeSocio of Water Ushers were Raymond DeSocio of Middlebury, David breaking ground and building the cial picture. “We’re building and we presented the John W. Bunn Award NBA draft and securing a new arena “The Chocolate Soldier." Sure bury, Cormier of Manchester and Richard Fortier of Water Dave Stieb to replace the aging Boston Garden. thing. We’ll be in the Garden next The Rev. William F. Carroll officiated at the double bury. Raymond DeSocio Jr. of Middlebury was ring for outstanding contribution to could do what he have to do. We hope brought back to memory such NEW YORK (UPI) — Toronto right-hander Dave Stieb, who helped pitch On the draft, Auerbach said year. I’m very statisfied with the bearer. basketball. ^ they’ll be back, but you never can notables as Jeannette MacDonald ring ceremony. the Blue Jays into first place in the American League East last week with two "We won 61 games during the year, Boston, which owns the first pick, way things are progressing.” and Nelson Eddy. VFW national executive The'bride was given in marriage by her father. A reception was held at Augustino’s in Newington. The victories, was named Monday as the AL Player of the Week. we beat Houston four in a row. That’s would be looking for a big man. He said the team was thinking tell.” In the skit accompanying the Christine Cormier of South Windsor was her sister s couple will reside in Manchester. Stieb beat Kansas City, 7-1, and came back with a 4-0 shutout against presentation of "There is Nothing to attend parade Sunday Milwaukee, allowing 10 hits in those triumphs while lowering his earned run Schoolboy Like a Dame,” with Adele Chaples average to 1.09. Stieb became the first pitcher to shut out the Brewers in and Helen Zimmer, as the sailors, a Legion to conduct Milwaukee in 112 games. standings 6coreboQrcl. bevy of buxsome beauties (all male) Edward L. Burnham, assistant E n q o Q c c I including Wally Fortin, director of adjutant general, administrative, of O'all Bill Skowron CCIL the Senior Citizens Center, proved he the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be Dambergs-Mathews initiation May 10 ORCHARD LAKE, Mich. (UPI) - Former New York Yankees fi^rst „ . . STRIKEOUTS Owida 2-3 $29.46 was a man of many talents. With the representative from VFW ’ Skowron heads a list of three athletes named Monday Mancnesier NATIONAL LEAGUE - Richard, Hou Nrtecta 2-3 $16S.N grass skirt, flowered halter, and a National Headquarters in Kansas Ci The engagement of Miss Maija baseman Bill “Moose” MAJOR 40; Niekro. Atl and Blyleven, Pitt 26; Trifecta 2-34 $I3$.46 Simsbury Carlton, Phil 21: Ryan, Hou and Sutton. great deal of motion, he was about ty, Mo., for the 28th annual Loyalty Lolita Dambergs of Rockville, Md., to the National Polish-American Hall of Fame. ponnpv 4tt«fitoc« 2J70 12:50 a.m. LEAGUE LA 20. the prettiest hula maiden since Day Parade to be held on Sunday at 1 to 1st Lt. Michael Paul Mathews, The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Joining Skowron as the newest members in the Polish Hall of Fame are Zig AMERICAN LEAGUE - Redlem, Hadle 216.721 the American Legion in Manchester At the conclusion of the ceremony, Minn 26; Matlack, Tex 23; Guidry. NY Dorothy Lamour. p.m. in Manchester. USA, of Tacoma, Wash., has been an Czarboski, a defensive tackle during Notre Dame’s three-national title era, BASEBALL LEADERS 22; Dotson. Chi. Gale, KC and Norris. all post members celebrating a fifth Karen Krinjak and Fred Bocchino The parade will begin at Robertson nounced by her parents, Lt. Col. and will conduct its annual initiation of and Bob Gutowski, a silver medalist in the pole vault at the 1956 Olympics, Wethersfield Oak 19. new post members on Saturday, May consecutive year of membership in SAVES Jai Alai (neither of whom is anywhere near Park at North Main Street and ter Mrs. Illmars H. Dambergs of who was killed in an accident while serving with the U.S. Marines at Camp Eniieid I'odav's Scoreboard Monday's Major League Results NATIONAL LEAGUE - Suiter. Chi 5; 10 at 8 p.m. in the post home, 20 the Legion will be recognized if they By United Press International By United Press International Allen. NY 4. Hume, Cin and Tekulve, the age to qualify as a senior) minate at Hartford Road. Many Rockville, Md. Pendleton, Calif., in 1958. The induction ceremonies are scheduled for June 13 Maruoro Entries American Legion Drive. attend. , Hall American League Pitt3; six pitchers tied with2. provided unforgettable music. Their military, ethnic, fraternal and She is also the granddaughter of on the campus of St. Mary’s College in Orchard Lake. NATIONAL LEAGUE Seattle OlOMOOOO-672 AMERICAN LEAGUE - Farm er. Chi nnt Dave Morsey, senior vice com Morsey requests that all can Windham East Mr. and Mrs. John Binders of 4 Har Minnesota 000001 300 — 4 8 5 5; Burgmeier. Bos 3; Stoddard, Balt. 1. Cwiellepi lltim-lMn medley from "Jesus Christ patriotic organizations will be W L Pet ( Montague. Cal. Lopez. Det, r mander of the post is chairman of the didates being initiated return the Fermi Honeycutt, Heaverlo i7) and L. Cox; 4. brpahObrrttJ ding St., Manchester. Ralph Jordan Pittsburgh 9 S .643 - Felton' Verhoeven (4). D. Jackson (4) KC. Gossage,, NY.NV. HejHeaverlo. Sea ai Superstar” was highlighted by a drum represented. form that was mailed to them, Chicago 8 5 .615 and Bulera. Wynegar l7)," W—Honeycutt '7—Honeycutt Lyle.• • Tex ~2. 5. CMrieaj-Cjfi 4.Ufa-l«tvea solo in which l^chino put Gene Burnham, who was appointed to his Lt. Mathews is the son of retired U. program. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - Former Auburn football Coach Ralph Jordan HCC 8.)as*4faatijl properly filled out, as soon as possi St. Louis 7 9 .438 : (fO). L-Fellon■êllon 11^3).' HR—Minnesota 7. fadi-faist S. Army Col. and Mrs. Charles The initiation ceremony will be was listed in satisfactory condition Monday at a local hospital following a w. 1. Philadelphia 6 8 .429 : Landreaux (2). Saks FiMteKoua Knipa and Buddy Rich to shame. present post on June 15,1979, served ble so that plans for the program Montreal 6 8 .429 : “The Oldtimers” musical selec Mathews II, of Tacoma. conducted by a team of the post’s heart attack. Brookwood Medical Center officials said Jordan was admitted East Catholic New York 5 10 .333 ’ Oakland 012 040 100-8 91 Jai Alai Secaot two years as national membership Miss Dambergs graduated from past commanders and will give each may be formulated. to the hospital six days ago for a heart condition and later suffered a heart at- St. Paul West California 000000000 — 07 1 t.EMj-Cjya llariwTIepi tions were very well received as was director and 10 years as director of W L Pci. ( Langford and Heath; Kison. Barr (5). imt-Jjrn 4.ZndMarl Southern Connecticut State College new member a clear view of the Cincinnati 13 4 .766 • LaRoche (9) and Donahue. W—Langford Helen Bumford’s “I Cain’t Say No” youth activities and the Voice of tack. ’They said he is now under the care of a urologist, apparently suffering South Catholic Results 5. Ccoe^bmU 4.rKfa-Meatajl goals and programs of the American Houston 11 5 688 (2-0). L-Kison (14). HRs-Oakland. from "Oklahoma.” Democracy Program. He had been with a bachelor's degree. She is other complications. Xavier Los Angeles 11 7 .611 ! Trtt 7. kse-lirtwen 8. GakiiM-faiil Legion. Each participant will receive Armas (2). Murphy (2). Revering (3), Rita Bowler, who we understand is the adjutant/quartermaster of the employed as a special education Friendship Circle Jordan, 69, a native of Selma, retired following the 1975 football season Aquinas Atlanta 6 10 .376 i 1 fsek laHven 17.86 1126 12.00 Sofa kxa-Imrt a certificate, a miniature American San Diego 6 11 .353 ' New York at Baltimore, ppd., rain 2 garpin Repi 11.20 7.64 Tkkt the mother-in-law of Glastonbury’s Department of Connecticut from teacher with the school system in MANCHESTER - Friendship Cir after serving as Auburn’s coach for 25 years. NWest Catholic San Francisco fi 12 t o ' Kansas City at Toronto, ppd . rain 8 Mie fan I too flag and an official American Legion Boston at Chicago, pfKl,, inclement 1. CeirieM-Kepj 2. i r p a Oifhrg I ■town manager, Richard Borden, 1961, until he joined the VFW Fort Bragg, N.C. cle of the Salvation Army will meet qmiwu 2-7 $ss.eo Edward L. Burnham lapel pin. weather Perfects 7-2 $14176 3.Ufa-2ma 4. Zegai-OfantJ gave a fine performance singing “If National Headquarters Staff in Kan Lt. Mathews graduated cum laude Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Citadel Charley Young W . 1. Monday's Results 5. Diian iirhn w IF a n te fa k l Morsey announced that 41 can Chicago4, St. Louis2, night National League Trifccta 7-24 $1,15644 He Walked Into My Life.” sas City in 1967. from Washington State University at SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — ’The San Francisco 49ers announced Monday the Newington SecMd; 7. Cewiliaiet tM fa lU icJ Mrs. Brig. Jean Seaver will have a Atlanta at San Diego, ppa., rain, night Chicago 100 000 009 - 4 9 0 ku-mim I Oedits for outstanding set designs Born in North Windham, he He is a life member of Post 1724 in Pullman, Wash., and is currently ser didates have been invited to attend acquistion of former All-Pro tight end Charley Young from the Los Angeles Windsor Tuesday's Games St Louis 001000001-27 1 I 0m i7 ZvTi 1240 S.20 146 and each may bring a guest. crafts and fashion show. Hostesses (All Times EDT) Krukow, Hernandez (8). Sutler (9) and 8 . towdo — OUrrela_____ 1146 5.66 and direction go to Manny Sboiia and attended local elementary schools Willimantic and was active on the ving with the 82nd Airborne Division will be Mrs. Margaret Russell and Rams Tuesday for a third-round draft choice and an undisclosed draft choice, w. Locks Montreal (Rogers 24) at Pittsburgh Blackwell. Martinez. Littell (8). Sykes ^ goviena fats I Following the ceremony, there will (.40 2. Cara laurel wreaths to Marci and Roger and received a bachelor’s degree post, county district and department at Fort Bragg, N.C. (Bibby 2-01.7;3T. p.m. (9). Moore (9) and Simmons. W— 1-8 $5340 Mrs. Celia Bell. A 49er spokesman said the club also would receive two other draft choices. South Windsor Philadelphia (Lerch 04) at New York 3. Ufa 4. larpii be a buffet dinner and dancing until Hernandez (l-l). L—Sykes (1-11 PeriKti M $181.20 Negro, who produced the show. from Trinity (tollege in Hartford, levels in Connecticut and had served An Aug. 2 wedding is planned. picks the Rams acquired previously from the Washington Redskins and New Rockville iBomback l-Ol, 8:0T< p.m. 5. Zepi (.Faasti Trifccta 1-84 $1.431i4 Thanks for a great night of fine majoring in modem languages. After also on various town committees. England Patriots. Bloomfield Houston (Forsch 2-0) at Cincinnati Atlanta at San Diego, ppd . rain 7 .iM .Lfadi (Leibrandt t-l).8;0r>p.m. (end results) Thirt Safa tmti entertainment. We can hardly wait graduation in 1940, he was employed Following Sunday’s parade, the ^ , Glastonbury Chicago (Reuschei 2-1) at St. Louis 8 Zepi Ctya 14.80 1120 926 coc (Vuckovich 3*li.8;3fi p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS 4 Pada iMei (46 446 rifth till next year. by the Willimantic Lumber & Coal Anderson-Shea Post of the VFW and Bob Weber Atlanta (Alexander 0-1) at San Diego By United Press Intemallonal 1 kau Zvra 3.46 I. PadaXayi IZegaMlipa (not including night games) Co. until 1961 when he started full its ladies auxiliary in Manchester, W. 1. (Rasmussen 0-2), 10 p.m. Q M a (-8 $77.00 3. FaMte-fartarca 4. Cakkaa Iw ii Away again LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — University of Louisville officials said Monday “BAT ATTING Los Angeles (Goltz 14) at San Perfecta 84 $32220 4.6m;-4lMitlal time employment with the state will conduct an open house at the post Francisco (Montelusco 1-2). 10:35 p.m. (based on 40 at bats) UKe-UndJ the‘club’s offensive coordinator. Bob Weber, will take over as head football Bacon Academy Trifccta 8-4-1 $34U.60 Tomorrow, we jet to Indianapolis Wednesday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE 7.las*fapa tCma-IUKa VFW organization. honfe,'B08 E. Center St. coach since Vince Gibson has resigned to accept a like post at 'Tulane, Cromwell Chicago at St. Louis G AB R H Forth: Sofa Ufa-Zim to attend the 10th annual Food and We re thinking summer...... Reitz, St.L L5 53 4 21 1 larquin 1140 5.40 3.00 Weber has been an assistant for three years at Louisville and once worked Coventry Montreal at Pittsburgh, night Satk Philadelphia at New York, night Buckner. Chi 12 51 6 20 4 Co;a 7.00 280 OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI with Gibson when both were at Kansas State, “I’m happy the administration Rham Houston at Cincinnati, night Smith, LA 17 68 11 26 2 Wkt 5.20 1. laaiT-fan I Ikw4lantihl Atlanta at San Diego, night Martin, Chi 12 46 10 17 lFjet»Uflfa 4. kasa-laiKi Are you? at UL has the confidence that I can get the job done, and I welcome the oppor- Portland 15 58 11 21 Qainiela 1-4 $43.40 Los Angeles at San Francisco, night Hendrick, St.L S . M p i (. Ceae-fafaerti tunity to return to the ranks of being a head coach,” said Weber. vinal Tech Cromartie, Mil 14 53 4 U PerfecU M $17740 Births. atlas bantly Cabell. Hou 16 60 8 21 Trifccta 1-4-2 $420.30 7. fcwfa ketcj rOmb^Hvreta CJieney Tech Parker. Pitt 14 GO 13 21 Fifth: Safa Urfm-Uji “ The University of Connecticut/Storrs Campus Parrish, Mtl 14 53 11 18 I Mic Obrreta 14.80 5.40 100 Sm fttk / '' w • 24 Hour Emergency Service Cruz. Hou 16 60 16 20 8 Faintc Oartven 16.40 (.00 A d am s, Shannon the late Tiber Jakas of Ver Courses will be offered in Summer, 1980 at the Storrs Campus in many different fields, serving many Hemandz.St.L 15 GO 10 2t 4 0ar(|Hin tanda 540 l.kw M arie, a daughter of non. His paternal grand Courses are open to not only University of Connecticut degree students, but to students from other universities and c Tougher seen SyW^^ AMERICAN LEAGUE Mad(iox. NY 13 45r 4 15 / V • Burner Sales & Service East QwaeU 1-8 $49.00 James B. and Laura Lee parents are Mr. and Mrs, leges and to interested members of the community AMERICAN LEAGUE PerfecU 18 $212.70 L Pci. G AB R H Smith Adams of 36 Porter Robert Fanelli of Holly W . Clean Heating Oils Toronto 8 6 .571 • Staub, Tex 12 43 7 18 Trifccta 18-4 $1,53( 90 During Summer Session I (May 19 - June 27, 1980) the following courses are being offered: New York 8 8 iiOO Johnson, Chi 16 GO 8 » Siith: St., Manchester. She was Hill, Fla. ahead for Whalers Boston 7 8 .467 Yount. Mil 14 f/. 12 22 1 Ceiriciu ^ 1140 9.40 7.00 Dckth: ..S-5V 649-4595 AccoiyTiyc EDI CA TlOy 41. 4DMiyiSTRA TlOy HISTORY Milwaukee 6 8 .429 Cooper. Mil 13 48 5 18 4 Renedc Mentla I 4.00 13.00 born April 18 at Workshop Management of Time (311) Europe m the 20th Century <229i Softball H eaefakpa 2. Vtana-lfafarti Principles of Financial Accounting (131) Survey of American Historv from Colonial Baltimore 6 10 475 Rivers. Tex 16 67 13 25 2 ku IMertc 3.(0 Manchester Memorial Tedone, Nicholas ' I Call Us For Your Home Heating Workshop Prospective Secondary School continue playing. Hull, 41, who only Detroit 6 10 .375 19 69 11 25 3. lia-leaael 4. hn-Oeniir Principles of Managerial Accounting (200i Period to 1877 ( 2311 HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart CCIL Girls Bochte. Sea Qwicia 1-4 $43.20 Principles (311i Cleveland 5 9 J57 15 62 11 22 5. toebie liiaei Hospital. Her maternal Jason, a son of Cosmo V. Intermediate Accounting 1 (201) Educational Planning i380i Terrorism the Historical Roots (298i joined the Whalers this last season, Parrish. Det tCkan/klm And Air Conditioning Needs ... Cost Accounting (2211 ford Whalers, pleased by a 14th-place w. 1. Cliarbonea, Civ 14 48 10 i: PcriccU 1-4 $154.00 LOrfajl-facvuel L lupMliafaa Jr. and Anita Carson Public School Administration (382) HI MAN DEYELOPMEyT 4ND said his future depends heavily on the „ TrifccU 1-4-2 $730.20 grandparents are Mr. and Auditing (243) FAMILY RELATIONS finish in their maiden National Windham "'■•âmmell, Del 13 40 11 Safa kwtJknt Federal Income Taxes <260) The Principal 6-12 (385) Pci. GB Serenth; Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Tedone of East Hartland. Education Process in Administration (387) Individual it Family Development (190i health of a female friend, who was Powell. Minn 15 52 ACHICiLTl RAL fiVG/YFFH/VG Hockey League season, face a Manchester Chicago L Introduction to Ciiunselmg ( ^ i HOME RUNS 7 Hurua 15.26 2 0 (.8 6 He was born April 20 at Surveying Practice (220) EDI CTAloy4L PSYCHOLOC\ critically injured in an automobile Oakland Manchester. Her paternal Issues in Human Sexuality (2771 "tougher” but possibly more NATIOISAL LEAGUE— Kingman. Chi 4 Charola (.46 5.80 I.kwMhkrts 2.kaa4lMfaa Intro Hydroponic Ag (298) Women 5 Expanding Choices Career and Life Enfield Manchester Memorial Supervised Field Project in Community accident last month. Texas 6; ChambTiss, Atl, Foster. Cin. Smith. 2 Fante 4.46 3. bscariMknJ 4.8rtMaîMif grandparents are Mr. and Modern Solar Energy Tech in Ag <298i I'lanning (296) successful 1980-1981 season. Wethersfield Kansas City Agencies i293) LA. Parrish. Mtl, Luzinski and Schmidt. ( M a 4-7 $54.(0 S.lwifa Zip 4. Orfaal-Oani; Hospital. His maternal ACRICILTI RE & yATlRAL RESOIRCES (iroup Processes in Counseling <302) Baldwin, who was among the Seattle Phil 4, Mrs. Gordon Adams of Quantitative Methods in Ed Research (309i Foundations of Marriage it Family Managing Partner Howard Baldwin Fermi PericcU 7-4 $111.30 7. Emefao lipfa t knaiifacarawl PLASTIC Man and Mis Environment II - Animals U20i Minnesota AMERICAN LEA G U E-R udi,C al6; Manchester. Her great- grandparents are Mr. and Therapy (3511 founders of the original Boston-based TrifccU 7-4-2 $452.10 l.,eamine Us Imolications for (335) said Friday. East Hartford California Smalley, Minn 5; Murray and Singleton. Safa Bt-Jaain ALLIED HEALTH Individual Pupil Assessment (336) Human Sexuality (377< grandparents are Mrs. Mrs. James Carson of Supervised Fieldwork in Family New England Whalers eight years Balt aiHl Johnson. Chi k: tijMli: Teatk Professional Development (2011 Theories ol Learning & Instruction (359) "I’ve always mainUlinpd the se Penney Development (388) ago, also announced that the Whalers RUNS BAITED IN 2 (itukis M a 16.00 5.00 3.20 Marjorie Adams of Manchester. His paternal ALLIED HEALTH • THYStCAL THERin Administration & Supervision of Special cond year is tougher than the first, Conard ^ Monday's Results NATIONAL L E A G U E - Cruz, Hou and | Artam kps 11.40 7.20 2.latcana Clinical Arts Summer Practicum (204 < blducation (387) MANAGEMENT Sc ADMINISTRATIYE hop^ to acquire defenseman Thom- Seattle 6. Minnesota 4 Garvey. LA 16; Kingman. Chi. Smith. LA 5 iwfa 4.8rtaM Willimantic and Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and AyiMAL lyDISTRIES Educational Procedures with the SCIENCES not only from a playing standpoint New York at Baltimore, ppd , rain, 3.26 BAGS Hall and Winfield, SD 15. 12 $34.00 4 Carl} Mrs. Walter Thorp of Mrs. Cosmo V. tedone of Light Horse Iôduction (2351 Mentally Retarded <414) Labor Relations (273i my Abrahamsson, who played for the niuht AMERICAN L E A G U E - Johnson. Chi Light Horse Training & Management i236> EDVCATlOy: CTRRICI LI M & Operations Management (310) but from a marketing standpoint as Simsbury Kansas City at Toronto, ppd., rain, rtrfKti 2-1 $79.20 LQ ifaal HEAVEY WEIGHT WITH Whalers from 1974-1977. 17; Gamble. NY 16; Rudi, Cal. Kemp Coventry. Manchester. His paternal A.yTHROPOLOCY ISSTRICTlOy ManaSlanagement Information Systems i3tei well,” Baldwin said at a news con meht Trifect* 21-4 $41120 l.abor Relations (374) ^ Boston at Chicago, ppd., inclement and Parrish. Det. Smalley. Minn. Bochte great-grandparents are Introduction to Anthropology 11061 Workshop: Solar Energv (311) ference. Sea and Oliver. Tex U. 7'*" Oeveat; TIES 250 PER CASE Indians of North America (226) Workshop Writing for llducational Publications MARKETING weather, night STOLEN BASES 5 Eiisebw HHi*a 1106 11.20 4.40 M r. and M rs. A. CASH Oakland 8. California 0. night 1. UrtaRa-Ufifa LOifaa ■-Vafarti Smith, Michael James, 4RT <311) Intro to Mktg Management (201) But he said the Whalers will enter NATIONAL LEAGUE - Law. LA 9; 3 CkirtU Munu (JO 4J0 20-30 GAL $ J g 7 5 CAHIY Understanding L Using Construction <320) Consumer Behavior (208> 3. iMpain lim it (.QfiliMiiiOra a son of James R. and Ann LaFlamme of Suffield. Art Appreciation il35i camp next season with “70 percent of Moreno. Pitt and North. SF7; Cedeno, 8 fataiw Cenn 4i0 ONLY Drawing III (153) Teaching Math m Elem & Middle School (363 < M A TH Honeycutt learns Tuesday's Games Hou, LeFlore, Mtl. I^zzilli, NY and ty, 5. laswaa-Zapi tCaiiOii liw i Granger Smith of 42 Echo ONLY 3-5 $29.80 Diagnostic & Prescriptive Teaching of Math Topics m Modern Mathematics (104) the team known” and predicted (All Times EDT) tKi-faciraztl Drawing IV (154) Smith, SD 6 . M eet! 5-3 $109.26 Z.kasa-Oeniy Drawing V (255) (400) Intro to Dei'ision Analysis (108i Texas (Comer 0-2) at Detroit (Morris AMERICAN L E A G U E - Wills. Tex8 ; Drive, Vernon. He was Buonanno, Karen (OFFER a P IR E S MAY 10, 1080) they’d finish "closer to the middle of TrifectJ 5-3-8 $508.26 Safa Daaay-kN Women Artists from the Hennasissance to the Teaching Beginning Reading I462i Algebra it Trigonometry (109) 3-1), 1:30 p.m. Henderson. Oak 7; Wilson. KC 6; born April 18 at Elizabeth, a daughter of Classroom Analysis it Correction of Graphs it Calculus (118) the pack ... around 10th place.” Seattle (Bannister 2-0) at Minnesota Bumbry. Balt. Cruz, Sea and Rivers. Tex T««tk: Twimii: 20th Century (283) Paul M. and Susan K. m Graphic Images (2831 Heading Difficulties (470i Introductory Calculus I (133) to weather storm (Koosman2-1). 2:15 p.m. 5. 5 Ortei ■ 1140 IIJO 5i0 l.OrfajIfapi 2.kasa4lr«i Manchester Memorial 14t SM4 M, HMckMter Design. Management & Supervision of Reading Intcrmediafe Calculus 1 (200) The Whalers, one of four 1979-1980 New York (Tiant 1-1) at Baltimore PITCHING VICTORIES 1 knii 7.06 4.20 BisiNESs EyyiRoyMEyT Ayt> p o l k > 3. Iwifa kurm I ItasmSskmU Hospital. His maternal Buonanno of 15 Bliss St., fhm MI-332! Managerial Economics (220i Programs (478) Liniar Algebra (227) expansion teams from the now- (McGregor 0^). 7:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEA G U E-R ichard. Hou 4 ktwfa (26 DtRECTlONS Sheldon Road Ein CATlOyt HIGHER, TEUiyiCAl. Probability (2311 NEW YORK (UPI) - While rain go-ahead run to highlight a three-run 5.Uirtii MwifaJ iArtaaa-Zava rum batwetn OahlanO SIrttt Business Law (271) Kansas City (Gura 2-1) at Toronto and Reuss, LA 3-0; LaCoss and Pastore, dMitiJ 1-5 $3186 grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. She was bom Intermediate Calculus II <262i defunct World Hockey Association, (Jefferson(M)),7:3f- p.m. 7. Ounfj Uawt ikipaifani} |Ro«>16 8 3 ) and Parker Soeei Business Law & Society (275) AyD AIHLT postponed foqr of the seven games on ninth inning that carried the Cubs to Cin, Carlton, Phil and Vuckovich, St.L3- Pwfecta S-l $147.(0 ■n rwnh Uanche«ier l>eclures on the Politics of Higher Ed <3011 NIRSING Milwaukee (Travers04) at Cleveland Safa i f Lj»4i Mrs. Roger Granger of April 21 at Manchester BIOLOCtCAL SClEyCE were eliminated in three games by Monda’s major league- baseball » V TrifectJ 5-1-4 $349.06 HOURS Daily lAM-^PM- Principles of Biology I107> Workshop College Student Development Contemporarv Nursing Knowledge <38li victory over the Cardinals, (Owchinko 0-1). 7:35. p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE - Honeycutt. .. Manchester. His paternal Memorial Hospital. Her Saluiday 8 AM-3 PM ROAIK the Montreal Canadiens in the Boston (Stanely 1-1) at Chicago Intro to Biochemistry (203) Theory into Practice (311) M TRITIONAL SCIENCE schedule, the sun shone brightly on Sea 4fl. Splittorff, KC. Corbett. Minn. , Utilization of Inslruc Media (319) (Baumgarten 1-0) ,.8:30 p.m. John. NY and Stieb. Tor3-0; Morris. Del 3 km L #^ 10.60 4i0 16.(0 grandparents are Mr. and • maternal grandparents are Limnological Methotfs i238) Fundamentals of Nutrition (16Si preliminary round of the season’s EDI CATlOy; SPORT & LEISIRE STVDIES Seattle’s Rick Honeycutt. Rain cuts slate Oakland (Norris 2-0) at California and Keoiigh, Oak 3-1, 4 btekia Ifafafti *7.00 7.00 Mrs. Clifford Smith of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Koza of Umnotoi^ (247) Food. Culture, it Society (I66> Stanley Cup playoffs. But the (Tanana 1-1), 10:90 p.m. EARNED RUN AVERAGE I Ibo Ibna 4.20 EMBLEM & BADGE Human Physiology and Anatomy (264) Lifetime Sport Skills-Tennis (160) Biology of Human L Therapeutic Nutrition (252 One might say Honeycutt has Supervised Practicum, Community Recreational Wednesday's Games (based on 9 innings pitched) Qaaiala 34 $34.26 Southington. His great Stafford Springs. Her CHEMICAL EyaiyEERiyc PATHOBIOLOGY Whalers had scored 303 goals — the Seattle at Minnesota Service Education (290) Hislotologic Structure it Function (296) learned to weather any storm. The Rain washed out Monday’s NATIONAL L E A G U E - Tidrow. Chi. NrfvcU 34 $19iS0 grandmother is Mrs. paternal grandmother is Chem Engineering U b (236) most ever by an expansion team. Texas at Detroit Hume. Cin. Notes, Phil and Minton. SF TROPHY SALE CHEMISTRY Supervised Practicum Therapeutic Recreational Iînciples of Pathobiologv <297) 25-year-old lefthander, in only his scholastic sports slate. Most baseball IrifMta 34-1 $518.16 New York at Baltimore, ni^ht 0 00; Matula, Atl 0 43. Emelda Granger of New Mrs. Marion Buonanno of BEAT HIGH OIL BILLS General Chemistry (127i Service Education (290) . ^ u P /l4 H M ,4 r> Baldwin said his biggest concern Teafftk: Workshop: Teaching Spocial Attitudes through third big league season, became the games are rescheduled today, Milwaukee at Cleveland, night AMERICAN L E A G U E - Norris. Oak Norwich. She has a sister, Organic Chemistry (243) Community Clinical Experience (292) Kansas City at Toronto, nighiight 039: Burns. Chi 0.43; Proly. Chi 0,47; 2 IHCVH Miafaa 8J6 X46 4 il EAST HARTFORD Bedford, Mass, He has a Physical M ucation Sport Activities (311) PHYSICS for next year was the playing status weather permitting. Included are Organic Chemistry (244) i^racticum: Recreational Services (390) first pitcher in the major leagues to Boston at Chicago,:ago------night Wortham, Chi 0 64; Pattin. KC and 3 k i m Itafarti 140 126 sister, Erin Marie, 2. Lynn Michele, 2Va. Organic Chem Lab (245) General Physics (12l< of veteran players Gordie Howe, Oakland at Calimmla, night D.Jackson, Minn 0.82. 4 Inefa I m ' 2144 ELECTRICAL EyGISEERiyC win four games Monday by stopping East Catholic at Rockville, Enfield UriL ENCiyEERtyC Fundamentals of Circuit Analysis (201) POLITICAL SCIENCE Umnoloeicat Methods (207) Bobby Hull and Dave Keon. at Manchester, Penney at (tonard Electrical Engineering lînciples (220) Political Trends m Third World Countries (296) the Minnesota Twins, M. Rogalusy Michael Pelletier, Justin Scott, Applied Mechanics I I21I) Proseminar in Public Adimmilralion (360) Howe, who completed his 26th NHL FIGHT EyCLISH His 4-0 start is a complete reversal and Wethersfield at East Hartford . iJmnology (268) Federal Policy • Making in an Era of VALUABLE COUPON Jose ph 111, a son of a son of Howard and Johan Literature and Composition Il09i season and 32nd overall, has said it from last year’s start when he lost Last night’s softball league Mechanics of Materials (287) Austerity (397i Michael J. Jr. and Donna na Mortensen Pelletier of COMMVNIC4 TlOy SClEyCES The Short Story (216) PSYCHOLOG y will be several months before he his first four decisions and the openers were also washed out. Literature and Law (291) General Psychology 1 (132) M. Perrone Rogalus of 105 33 Division St., BACK The Process of Communication (102) HyANCE even begins deciding whether to play WANTED Speech Science (201) Developmental Psyc '236) Mariners’ ace says “confidence” is Landers Road, East Hart Manchester. He was bom Effects of Mass Media (235) Business Finance (201) Study of Personality <243) Vext season. lînriples of Real blstate (230) the key word behind his newfound Soccer clinic April 21 at Manchester Intro, to Phonetic Principles (247) Industrial Psychology i268> jAsked about a possible Howe ford. He was tram April 18 COMPITER Sf.lEyCE EREyCH SOCIOLOGY success. The Manchester Recreation TOP HAT at Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. His Computers in Modern Society (101) French for Reading Knowledge (165) Intro to Sociology d07i mirement, Baldwin said “We’re TO BUY Fundamentals of Computation il30i • French for Reading Knowledge (166) Criminology (216) Department Youth Soccer Clinic for maternal grandparents are R«duc« Your Hooting Bill With confident, should he not be playing, Hospital. His maternal Computer Science (207) GEOGRAPHY Society it the Individual (230) In the only other American League 8-year-olds scheduled last night has 217 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Morten C. A Now Gao Bollor Computer Science Lab (266) Cartocraphic Techniês (202) Sociological Perspectives on Women (252) that he would be a positive force in Software Lab on Large Computers (267) . Map Compilation it Design (243i SPANISH contest, Oakland routed California, 8- been reset Wednesday night at 6 at MON-THUR. 12-8 FRI.12-5 SAT. 10-4 Mortensen of Manchester. Intro to Computer Carlogiaphy (298i our organization.” Mrs. Louis Phrrone of East by DEHHiS ASD RESOVRCE MASACEMENT First Course 11811 0. Rain postponed New York at CLEAN BURNHAM Personal 8c Family Financial Management (160) GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS Ft s I Course (182) Manchester High. Hartford. His internal His paternal grandparents He said Howe — hockey’s only WEDD1NG.S Hesidential Interiors (249) Introductory Elnvironmental Geology (101) Baltimore, Kansas City at Toronto grandparents are Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Charles AMERICA S1ATISTICS grandfather — could possibly be in and Boston at Chicago. PROMS $ □ ECONOMICS GERMAN Elementary Concepts of Statistics (110) volved in marketing, scouting or USED CARS foo. Mrs. Michael Rogalus of E. Pelletier of South Wind Principles of Economics (111) German Readings in the Sciences it Methods of Statistics (211 > Chicago beat St. Louis, 4-2, in the CRUISEWEAR "OFF Principles of Economics (112) Humanities (I45i Statistical Methods-Calculus U vel (220) developing younger players. 12 Vernon. sor. He has a sister, Kateri For tree homo estimates Money & Banking (240) German Readings in the Sciences & only National Uague game as rain Humanities (146i But Baldwin said, “I think we have 6 l Q t e Marei, 2. even forced a rare postponement in Radio, TV tonight Fanelli, Dustin CALL Registration may be done at the Storrs Campus, The cost for these c o u rts is still only M5 |^ r credit. In addition to Sum to see first of all what Gordie feels CARTER San Diego between the Padres and 7:15 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINF, TUXEDO RENTAL Robert, a son of William I. mer ^ssion I courses will be offered from June 30 - August 8,1980 (Session II) and a Special Session from August 11 - 29, like doing. We have to see what we the Atlanta Braves. It was the first m ST BE PRKSE\TED U HES B(M)EED and Judith Jakas Fanelli of CAPITOL ENGINEERING CO. 1980. Summer Session offerings are also available at Groton/New London, Hartford, Stamford, Torrington, Waterbury feel is best. 'Then we have to talk Ch.ll 643-2530 rainout in San Diego since April 15, vs. While Sox, Ellington. He was born Africa produce! thres- and other special sites. about it.” 8:15 Red Sox Plumbing A Heating 1978. April 20 at Manchester fourthi of the world'i cocos Keon, 40, had said^ late in the WTIC C h . 3 8 1221 Main 8 t, ManchMtM' beam. For more specific course and registration information and a Summer 1980 Bulletin call the Olfice of Credit Programs at Cubs 4, Cardinals 2 8 - Pro lennie, ESPN TBL84e-64«4 mMmmmmmmmsmmmmmm Memorial Hospital. His season he was uricertam if he would Dave Kingman singled home the maternal grandparent was 6 4 3 -a6 3 6 T EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 29, 1980- 13

12 - EVENING HERALD. Tuw., April 29, 1980 f J NWp Wtnttd IS BARBS Nufp Wantwf 1$ H tip W anM 13 H»lp Wtnttd Church Women United MALE KITCHEN HELP H isto ry Phil Pastoret NEED EXTRA INCOME? WANTED - Apply: Vic’s Piz Work one of our outdoor RXStLPIIS za, 151 West Middle Turnpike. flower locations on weekends. EXPIOREYOUR Must be 18 years old. Region— ------will hear Salvationist Hindsight is what frequent COVENTRY Car needed. S.D.R. Enter society ly seems to supply astrologi prises. Andover, Ckinn., 742- POninUL AT MEADOWS MANCHESTER-Mrs. Capt, to bring attention to the special child. CORRESPONDENT DENTAL ASSISTANT - Part Mrs. Major Howard R. Evans, cal forecasts with belated time. Experienced preferred William L. Hood, Divisional League credibiiity. Meadows Convalescent Home, but not necessary. Call Mon of Mercy secretary for the Greater director of Women’s Services of the to m eet IMMEDIATE OUTDOOR one of the area's leading day, Tuesday, or Thursday Part-tliTM parson, to JOB OPENINGS - SUrting professional nuriing homes, Housing rehab under way New York Division of the Salvation Salvation Army in Connecticut and Politicians who predict a challenges you to investigate one 647-1288. covar nawa and photos salary over $200 per week. of Rockville, some were in too high Army, will be the speaker for May Rhode Isiand, will be the vocal clean sweep usually forget of our Full or Part Time (wnings VERNON - Maurice Miller, ad for $64,388. Work is in progress on 38 where the broom is when it In Hsbron A Covantry. High School Diploma and good that are now available. Meadows SUMMER WORK. Local income levels and others failed to Fellowship Day services of (Church soloist for the 1 p.m, worship service. VERNON-,The Vernon welcomes inquiries from all ministrator of the town's housing (148 rental units) at an estimated comes time to clean up the Idaal for Individual In- driving record required. Call businessman needs fifteen complete the applications. Women United Friday at noon at the She will present two songs, "How Historical Society will hold Lawn-A-Mat, 331 Summit qualified Nurses, including those rehabilitation program, in his report cost of $3M,935 and a subsidy grant of post-election litter. tsrsatsd In writing and who are thinking of returning to people. Full time/part time. $79,752. There are 27 applications Of the 155, ffl homeowners have Emanuel Lutheran Church. The Much More” and "Except I am Its annual meeting on May Street, Manchester for inter nursing. We are currently hiring $5.82 per hour. Car necessary. for the period from Jan. 1 to April 1, The trouble with planes ksaping currant on town view appointment. 649-8667. for all shifts, Including a 3 to 7 p.m. pending further processing. The es completed the work at a cost of $203,- celebration will begin with a salad Moved with Compassion.” Robert 1 at 7:15 p.m. in the annex or 7 to 11 p.m. split shift. Must be 18 or over. Call for said a total of 95 applications have i i n avants. Covarags In- 726 ; 24 have grants committed and smorgasbord. Bring a salad, Reid of Hartford will accompany n f fh o inn being late is that you usually Keep Smiling ^pointment, 9 to 4 , 872-2128. been received in the investor-owned timated rehab cost is $184,300 and the o ri® 1 nK ' I " end up missing the last bus for cludaa town govern $356.00 WEEKLY Cfollege students welcome. work in progress at a cost of $105,977; ■V beverages will be provided. All Mrs. Evans. GUARANTEED. Work 2 As part of our staff, you'll portion of the program and 254 for subsidy grant, $39,615. This brings Congregational Church, at*your point of Be Happy receive competitive Starting | Academic credits available. 17 are awaiting contractor’s bids mant, achools, aoma hours dally at home ($178.00 the owner-occupied portion. the toUl of subsidy grants, as of women are invited and babysitting Elm Street.* arrival. featura writing. Contact and a Complete Benefit Package, with grant costs estimated at $48,714 During the business for one hour). Send for free containing Health & Life In PRODUCTION WORKERS April 1, to $319,600 leaving a balance will be provided. Barbara Richmond, brochure to: L.E.G., Per surance. a Generous Paid Vacation and another 26 are awaiting Mrs. Capt. Hood is responsible for meeting officers will be One man’s sin is another Schedule, Yearly Uniform for soft drink bottling com The funds for the programs come of $135,844. A toUl of 48 property WAXES to meet Manchoator Evening sonnel Department, 839 pany. Physical work involved. processing but their grants have been the Salvation Army’s volunteer work elected for the coming fellow's creative recreation. Sheridan Drive, Lancaster, Allowance. Travel Allowance for from federal Community Block owners benefited from this MASONIC MART TAG SALE Herald to apply. those who qualify, and itiore! Muet be 18 or over. Apply: Grants. For the investor-owned program. approved at an estimated amount of and ministry in the five boroughs in MANCHESTER —Manchester year and annual reports OH 43130. To fino out more, call The Pop Shoppe, 249 Spencer $28,000. New York City and the nine adjacent WATES will meet today at at the will be heard. RED A WHITE STAND 643-1711 MEADOWS at S47-91S1. Visit Street, Manchester, between program the town received a total of YOUNG MAN - Maintenance and discuss with us first hand, the $389,090 and for the other, $409,000. Of the $409,000 for the owner- A total of 67 homeowners have counties. She has been a mother of a Italian-American Club, 135 Eldridge Miss Judith Paine, 210 Wait Canter Street many opportunities that are 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Immediate ^ Work. 12 to 15 hours per week. available to you at Meadows. . openings. Miller said the 95 applications occupied program, 88 homeowners benefited to date from this program. handicapped child who was patterned St. Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to architectural historian and Applications being accepted have completed the work. Of the 254 The individual grant subsidies are in the Doman Method for five years, 7:30 p.m. Members are reminded to National Register Manchaatar now with decision made after which involve 322 rental units have Mrs. W illiam L. Hood ^ h e B c r a l b mjmscmtmcanmm. LAWN MOWER MECHANIC been processed with the following applications received, 155, containing much smaller for the owner-occupied 20 times a day. Mrs. Hood has tried bring items for games. specialist with the office of May 6, Call 649-2358. 333 BMwoll Stroet - Full or part time to repair program than they are for the Saturdays May 3rd, 9-3 ManchMttf, Conn. small engines, and chain results: 18 (76 rental units) have 289 total rental units, were approved the State Preservation WANTED. Mature, caring for participation. Of those not eligi investor-owned program which in Society, will be the guest NURSES AIDE- Part time. 11 M 7 - 9 1 9 1 saws. Call 646-5707. been completed. The rehab cost was Garden Equipment - Wood Storm p.m. to 7 a.m.. Laurel Manor, person to care for our younger ble, some were out of the target area volves many more housing units. speaker. children during church ser $326,793 and the subsidy grant was Windows - Bake Sale • 91 Chestnut Street. 649-4519. PART TIME JANITOR for Dodd to receive alumni award Miss Paine will speak on vices. Sunday a m. and p.m., medium sized office complex. ADVERTISING Wednesday p.m. and Tuesday ATTENTION: SUPER PART of service to Connecticut and the the uses of historic and Hot Dogs - Coffee BANK PROOF OPERATOR- Hours 5 to 10 p.m., Monday. HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. p.m,, preceded by a social hour. RATES Experienced. Call Warren a m. at The Church of The TIME JOB. PHONE Tuesday and Wednesday. Special meeting slated [ Special programs country,” Miano said. architectural surveys and Nazzarine. Call 643-0315. SOLICITORS. Good hourly Christopher J. Dodd has been chosen Attorney Thomas P. Miano, the 1 d a y ...... l4*«K*ira«H Note - Bring donations direct to stand, Matteson. South Windsor Phone Mr. Whitney, at 568- VERNON - The Humpty Dumpty This is the third Friars Award their relationship and im rate, bonuses, commissions, VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst drew a very small audience and just by the Greater Hartford Chapter of dinner chairman and a classmate of 3 DAYS ...13*«■«•»» Bank & Trust Company.289- 2020, for appointment. given by the Greater Hartford portance in city and town Thursday and Friday, 1-8 6061. Equal Opportunity WOMEN -18 and over to work paid sick days and holidays has called a special meeting of the one comment. The entire meeting Day School on Route 83 has a Satur the Providence College Alumni Dodd’s at Providence, said proceeds 6 DAYS in Plastic Manufacturing. 2nd Paid vacations! Conveniently was over in less than 10 minutes. day social-recreational program for Chapter. Previous recipients were planning. Employer . Town Council to be held immediately Association to receive its highest from the dinner will benefit the Mrs. Ardis Abbott, vice 26 DAYS ...IVWMM**' 649-0498 for Information.______shift. 1:30 to 10:00 p.m. Call located East Hartford Office. children ages 3-7, from 10 a.m. to 3 former Gov. John N. Dempsey, ’36, 646-2920, between 9 and 4. Must have pleasing telephone following a public hearing on the The council has been going over honor, the Friars Award for 1980. college’s Greater Hartford president of the Historical 15WORD,$2.10iiiW □ REAL ESTATE each individual department budget p.m. and State Sen. Joseph J. Fauliso, ’38. voice and be persistent and budget Wednesday night. Scholarship Fund. Society and director of the happy ADS *2.50 «oi LPN with Medication Cer The program is sponsored by the Dodd, a 1966 g ra d u a te of Further information and tickets Help Wanted 13 Person to run motivated to earn more than The public hearing is scheduled for and still has a few more left to do architectural survey made Lost and Found 1 tification. 11 p.m. to 7 a m. just hourly rate at a part time Homes For Sale 23 7 p.m. in the auditorium at Rockville before finally adopting a total budget Department of Mental Retardation, Providence College, will be honored “ By honoring this outstanding are available by calling Miano at 549- For further information, call job. Call AFF, 12 to 3 p.m. dai of Rockville, will be ASSEMBLERS & COIL Star-turn High School. The council will meet in to be presented to the annual town Tolland Region. Pre-registration is at a dinner Saturday at the Grand Providence graduate, we may help 5737 or 529-5869, evenings, or Vin LOST - Long haired, gray. 649-2358. ly, 569-4990. MANCHESTER - Immaculate required. Those interested should Ballroom of the Sheraton-Hartford .other young men and women from Callahan at 528-4124, days, or 644- presenting an official copy Tabby, altered male cat. WINDERS - Finger dexterity 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics the cafeteria. meeting scheduled for May 20 at 8 to Miss Paine and Mayor Green School area. Reward. necessary. Experience not 8-15 n.c. lathe baths. 3 zone heat. Separate p.m. at the Middle School. contact Jim Mulcahy, 643-5731. Hotel. The dinner will begin at 7:30 the state follow his path to a career 0627, evenings. 8om* Uth* •xpvriunc* RECEPTIONIST MAINTAINER II The special meeting has been Marie Herbst. 649-4244 evenings. necessary. Will train. 4-day B(90KKEEPER. Manchester driveways. Marion E. Robert On May 4 the Tolland Area Assoca- week, 10-hour day. Full time, nvvdvd. Will train. 50 hours. Manchester Community called to finish budget deliberations Paid holldaya. Excallant In- medical office. 8:45 to 5;45, College has a vacancy tor a son. Realtor 643-5953. tion for the Retarded and Han Mrs. Abbott and Robert LOST - South Main Street, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Part-time and following that the council will go Hurd, architect for the sur INVITATION auranca banafita. Apply In Monday thru Friday. Maintainer II, male or Quitters Guild dicapped will sponsor a Hike-Bike Manchester. Brown and whte shifts available. Apply: Able Experience required. Send FOR SALE BY OWNER. Six into executive session to discuss Coil & Electronics, Howard paraon: female. Thus is a permanent EAST HARTFORD —The first program which will be open to all McCarthy speaker at parley vey and a member of the TO BID Springer Spaniel. Responds to resum e to Box FF, c/o position, with a 35 hour week. room Colonial. Circa 1865. collective bargaining strategy and Town Council, present name. Dusty. If found callM9- Road, Bolton. METRONICS, INC. Totally remodeled. All new organizational meeting of the East who wish to hike, bike, or jog. mament and economic conversion. of Church and Society, Connecticut Manchester Herald. Duties include: negoitations. HARTFORD- Former U.S. slides showing buildings Sealed bids will be received in 1581 or 875-9040. / RLGD44 A Groundskeeping. light bulding plumbing. One car garage. Hartford chapter of the Connecticut Those participating will get spon Marta Daniels, a staff member of Conference, United Church of Christ MACHINIST - Experienced The hearing will be the second of Senator Eugene McCarthy will speak that are included in the the Office of The Director of BOLTON maintenance, and general Family neighborhood. Quilters Guild will be held in the sors to raise money. The event will the American Friends Service Com and the Greater New Britain United REWARD, LOST: Long Set-Up Man for CN(J Lathe & CLERK TYPISTS custodial tasks. Salary is ap Convenient to schools and two to be held on the $7 million Saturday at the statewide conference first phase of the Rockville General Services, 41 Center haired miniature Dachshuno. Milling Machines. Able to do general government budget and the Board Room of the Raymond Library start at Tioon from the Vernon on “Peace in Search of Makers,” mittee and a participant on task Campus Ministry. The $6 registration Street, Manchester, Connec- proximately $8900 annually. shopping. Sacrifice at $55,000 survey. light brownish red. Name is some Programming. 1st and Part-time, 16 hours per OpftWunuty for overtime. Principals only, call evenings, $11 million Board of Education on Main Street at 7:30p.m. Tuesday. Elementary School on Route 30 and from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the First forces to the Soviet Union in 1977 and ticut, until May 16, 1980 at Brandy. Vicinity of Lake and 2nd shift or part time Paid PART TIME JANITRESS for For more information call Mama fee includes lunch. Child care will be Refreshments will month. U.S. Army Excellent benefits, and retire 646-3052. budget. will end at 4 p.m. The route will Church of Christ, 60 Gold St., Hart 1979, is also scheduled to address the 11:00 a.m. for the following: Godwin streets, Bolton. Lost Health Insurance. Inquire: medium sized office complex. provided upon request. served. The public is Chapel Tool Co., 81 Woodland Hours 5 to 10 p.m. Monday, Reserve enlistment ment plan. Write to: Carl The first hearing, held on April 22, Hayden, 568-5261. . cover five miles. ford. A statewide letter-writing conference. TWO (2) NEW 6.WHEEL early Sunday morning as Mancarella, or call him at 646- COVENTRY. Two bedroom For more information call 224-9190 vited. result of car accident. 643- St., Manchester, 646-5836. Tuesday and Thursday. Phone required. house Good shape network will be organized to en The conference is sponsored by the TRUCKS WITH DOI BLE- Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for 4900, Extension 216, for an or 229-8971. Will train lor entry-level application. Manchester Com Reasonably priced at $23,900 courage federal legislation on disar Committee for Peace, Department ACTING DUMP BODY AND ...... CONDITIONING. appointment. Taking offers. Call 742 -9556 SNOW PLOW FRAMF. positions. Experienced In munity College is an Equal Help Wanted 13 Experienced service man, air Opportty Employer, and The Town of Manchester is an conditioning, refrigeration SECURITY. Northeast dividuals may qualify to Security has immediate full adheres to the principles of equal opportunity employer, NURSES AIDES wanted for and heating. Must have state start at E-3. Affirmative Action. full time on all shifts. Apply license. Generous company time and part time openings EXCELLENT Day camp and requires an affirmative in the Manchester area. Appli Call 623-4053 TV Tonight director of nursing. Salmon- benefits. Call for appoint BUS PERSON WANTED - 5 action policy for all of its Con ment, 871-1111 or 728-6600. cant must have car, clean OPPORTUNITY brook Convalescent Home, off or 643-9462 days a week. Apply in person: Worth's "Smiling S«fvic«" has an adjusts to working at a large 12K)0 scheduled tractors and Vendors as a con police record and be at least 6:00 4:00 House Street, Glastonbury. Cavey’s, after 4:30 p.m. 45 opportunity tor a motivated - vital (T. ff) s a N»iw metropolitan hospital, (£ Bamaby Jonaa 8 Nawa dition of doing business with Please call 633-5244 ______18. Call 522-5143 SjILovaUicy a 8 a Spaak Up America ( £ Movie "Dial M For Murder" East Center Street, • experienced leader to manage the Town, as per Federal DENTAL ASSISTANT - For the Vernon store. We want a per (2) Jokar-iWHd 8 SS E v a r ^ At Pope: Uva On (1954) Ray Milland, Grace Kelly 4:30 by YMCA MATURE INDIVIDUAL AUTO BODY COMBINATION Manchester. 8 22 Alive Order 11246. 'Vernon area. Experienced son who can build sales volume • ® TV Community Cott*o« Opening Night ^ Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, NEEDED for golf course MAN can start at $7.00 per preferred, but will train right SM'A'S'H sales personnel • and believes In q i Dr. Scott On Habrawa Bid forms, plans and snack bar operation. Also pan hour. All Fringe Benefits. Call person Excellent working en "Smiling Service.” 9 Straela (X San Frandaco 8 :3 0 VERNON - The Indian 3 ) MervOrtfltn 8 Sergeant Bkko specifications are available at Bill Kates. 688-7596. vironment Medical Benefits. Excellent benefit package • S 9Zootn(R ) try person and dining room d ) a Lavama a Shirtay 1 2 * 5 Valley YMCA will be the General Services Office. personnel needed for private Pension and uniform HAIRDRESSER WANTED. great working conditions. 6:30 d ) Six MIMon Dollar Man offering a new day camp country club. Please call 872- allowance available. Send Please call Mr. Jackson. 9:0 0 41 Center Street, Must be aggressive, reliable Worth’s Downtown Waterbury, lor d ) Walcofna Back, Kottar (£ Qauguin Tha Savaga Vernon cinf program this summer for 9133 after 11 a m. resumes to Box G, c/o (5) Tie Tac Dough 12:25 Manchester, Connecticut. and willing fo learn. Apply in an appointment; d ) a TTiroa’a Company a ABC Movie "Diamonds" BOUlfS ' : - ' F > children ages 6-12. The Town of Manchester, Manchester Herald. person: House of Marturano, SSINBCNawa 8 8 a Tha Big Show AVON ^ 7B4-S101 ® S7)OvorEaay (1976) Robert Shaw. Richard program will include Connecticut WINDOW CLEANER. Must 30 Lafayette Square, SBobNawhart 9:3 0 Roundtree be experienced and reliable people read OPPORTUNITY DAY $205.80 POSSIBLE IN 5 HOUR Rockville m RSnaae h Eatfrii swimming, field sports, Robert B. Weiss, WORK WEEK at home. Your 6:5 5 (EaTaxI 12:30 General Manager with references. Good pay and classified 3 ) Movla "The Dark Mirror" arts and crafts, bus service fringe benefits. Call 649 -5335. To buy or start selling answer to financial security. & Nawa 10:00 CAGE1 085-04 Write: Jean-8-A, P.O. Box 116, CBNawa (1946) Olivia de Havilland. Lew and such. Avon in Manchester, 7:0 0 ^res. 40X FOLLES” Avon. MA 02322. CARRIERS WANTED dD a ABC Nawa Cloaaup AWARD WINNER B The site of the new day Bolton, Coventry, Hebron (D C B S N a w t 8 Connactlcut Prtma Tima 8 Our Mlaa Brooka GD A * In Tha Family camp will be at Shady Lake LEGALÔTICE LOCKSMITH and or Alarm or Andover, come in and Glastonbury Carriers Needed ( £ 9 ABC Nawa 8 Bitilfu Wrap-Up 1:00 AcadomyAwardWInnar 8 Root Hog O r Ole on Route 83 in Somers. The Installer needed. Steady talk to Avon Manager at (SFaoaThaMualc 8 8 8 Tomorrow Notice of Intent to Hold Public Hearings on the State Plan for work Good pay. Advance Coltsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addison lake area has 40 acres of the Connecticut Residential Conservation Service. Essex Motor Inn, 100 East US Faatival Of Faith 10:30 1:05 ment and other benefits. Center Street, Manchester. COLLECTOR Rd., Worthington Rd., Griswold St., & Great a NBC Nawa C9 Nina On Now Jaraay (B N aw a , open fields, woods and the Apply: Conn. Safe & Lock, (MANA6ER TRAINEE) Swamp Rd. 18 Nawt 8 8 a Unitad Stataa The State Office of Policy and Management announces its inten May 1st, 9:30 to 5. 1:10 small spring-fed lake. 236-1688, for one of New England’s 8 6h Dick Cavalt 8 Auatin City UmlU tion to adopt a State Plan for the Residential Conservation Ser Own your own buxinrsH and have your own a Nawlywad Qama 8 Tha Odd Coupla 13) CBS Lata Movla "Whisper MON.-TUES. Fred Gerber III, largest credit collection ing Death" (1970) Roy Thinnes. vice (RCS) program, as mandated by Part 1 of Title II of the spending money for the eoming summer. a M * A ‘ 8*H BARGAIN NIGHT program coordinator for PART TIME COUNTER agencies. Some experience IlflO Jcmn Rubinstein. National Energy Conservation Policy Act (NECPA). POSITION - Applications CLERK - General office 7:2 9 d )M * A -S ‘ H the YMCA will be the day required. Applicants must Plaaaa Call a Daky Numbara O D aaaN aw t 2 * 0 The RCS program will provide Connecticut citizens with a com accepted Monday, duties. Billing, credit etc. Full 3 ) Joa FrankHn camp director. He will hire Wednesday. Thursday & time only. Apply: Gaer Bros. be bondable. Excellent op 647-9946 or 647-9947. 7:30 (S Barmy HM prehensive and individualized home energy audit and related 8 Honaymoonara 8M*A*8*H a staff of counselors to Friday mornii^s only. Apjily 140 Rye Street. South Wind Ask for Chris A helping hand (i) P.M. Magazina services. Program services will be provided by participating portunity for ambitious in- 8 Mauda 2:18 assist him in the program. in person at: Swiss Laundry, sor (SAX In Tha Family utility companies as mandated by Congress. dividual. Company (E Prinoaaa 8 Captlonad ABC Nawa CD M ovla "Torpedo Alloy" These positions are still 521 East Middle Turnpike. Aaron Alibrio, a member of Bolton Cub Park, Hartford, Saturday. Alibrio was a (1953) Mark Stevens. Dorothy benefits. (EBannyHIII 11:30 Manchester. TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Malone open. The Office of Policy and Management announces its intent to Pack 157, gets a little assistance from member of the team from Bolton which took a Sounding Board d)N aw a 8:15 to 5:00 p.m. 5 day week. For appointment, call Mr. Bus transportation will hold two public hearings on this plan as follows: May 22,1980 at DENTAL ASSISTANT. Marathoner Andy West during a sit-up exer first place in the physical competition at the a M 'A 'S ’ H (D K o la k 2:30 7:30 PM in the Appropriations Room (Room 4310) at the State Apply: Gaer Bros., 140 Rye a S9 MacNaU / Lahrar Raport d ) Dating Qama 8 Tha Odd Coupla be provided as part of the Experience necessary. Multi- Street, South Windsor. Powers, after 3 pm: 289- celebration. (Herald photo by Adamson) a a Tic Tac Dough 8 8 a Tha Boat Of Caraon Capitol in Hartford, and May 29, 1980 at 2:30 PM in Room 7 of cise. West assisted at a 50th anniversary 3 * 0 camp fee, with convenient girl office Excellent benefits. 0256. a NHL Hockay 80ava Allan fiMtHjjmffltmu Buley Library of Southern Connecticut State College in New Salary negotiable Call 646- celebration of the Cub Scouts at Elizabeth 8 A B C N a w a (S Movla "On The Threshold stops along the way to the CAPITOL CITY 8:00 01 Space" (1956) Guy Madison. camp. There will also be a Haven. Information on, or copies of the proposed plan may be 3003. ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, Our residents need you as their 11 p.m. to (X) Tha WhHa Shadow 11:35 Virginia Leith r i i e . obtained either by mail or in person from: (X) Carol Bum att And Frtanda d )M *A * 8 "H 8 w MHHon Dollar Man special service provided FOUNTAIN HELP DIETARY SUPERVISOR INC. 7 a.m. supervisor, fuii time. d) a Happy Dayt for working parents to OPM-Energy Division WANTED. Apply Carvel Ice Part time position available. I l l Foundar* Plaza (S Movla "The New Interns" 11:50 3:1 0 Test scores above average aSoap (3) Nawa allow a family to leave the 80 Washington Street, Cream Store, 1227 Burnside Monday thru Saturday, 5 p.m East Harttord, Ct. (19M) Michael Callan, Barbara Avenue. East Hartford. Hours Eden. A foursome of new Interns child at the YMCA office. Hartford, CT 06115 to 8 p.m. Call for appointment You must be a person whose personai SOITH WINDSOR - Local Abilities Tests to children in grades curriculum areas appear strong. Attention: Jeffrey Smith flexible Minimum wage. between 10 and 2 . 568-7520. Goldman said the most dramatic Route 30 at 8 a.m. and pick drive is technically oriented. If you are students in Grades 3 to 8 are well through to eight. him or her up again at 5 over the national average, with all Goldman said an analysis of the change uncovered in this year’s test BONANZA’S FAMOUS All interested parties are encouraged to submit their comments such an individual, apply in person: results is the performance of p.m. to the above address on or before May 29. 1980. PUBLIC NOTICE COMMUNICATION mean scores at least a year and one- performance of South Windsor school Signups for the camp children at Pleasant Valley School, 088-04 All charlUbIt ind non-pro(l1 organizatlont wishing to half above grade level, according to children showed that the number of program are being OPERATOR He said that the school received havo tholr Public Announcomont* publMiod Itm In Vemon Manor Health Care Facility School Superintendent Robert Gold areas which were noted “for possible accepted now. The enroll man. fewer possible areas for review than Roger tbit tpoeo or* urgod to contact Joe MeCavsnaugh, Due to expansion, we 180 Ragan Road review” has declined for the past ment will be limited to 50 Qtnaral Managar of Regal Mufflart of Manehootor. need additional personnel any other elementary school. - Varnon, CT Goldman s comments were made three years. He said, for the second campers' per week. The NOTICE Spaca will ba allotad on a 6rat coma, 6rat tarvad baalt. to join our staff of active in a memorandum to the Board of year in a row, there have been no Moorei women monitoring Equel Opporlunltr Employer day camp will provide Muffler Education, following evaluation of serious areas of concern according to Area church unit scholarships for families PUBLIC HEARING specialized Communica the recently administered Iowa Tests the standardized assessment of the sets Friday event "ffdkes' that couldn’t normally pay ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION n O Q d l Center tion Equipment. of Basic Skills, and Cognitive testing company. He said all the day camp fees. For BOARD OF DIRECTORS U'e offer convenience along with a $uperlor product. \ ERNON—The Greater Rockville TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT If you have a pleasant Area Council of Church Women more information call the 640-2112 telephone voice, good In th e itruiSM k oomMiT Indian Valley YMCA, 872- Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 369 awM I ux ' • xa Students end training United will observe May Fellowship oftiM TM r! MAIN ST. iii a • Ml ia I u . ' I MX references, and enjoy 7329. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the CARRIERS NEEDED SOI Til W INDSOR-Several To utilize facilitative skills, each Day Friday from 10 a.m, to 1:30 p.m. deaiing with people, we at the Somers Congregational Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, would like to hear from students at South Windsor High peer counselor will undertake a ser Manchester, Connecticut, Tueây, May 6,1980 at 8.00 P.M. to Church. you. We are accepting TD DELIVER School have recently completed an vice project within the community. consider and act on the following: RESIDENTIAL applications for All women are Invited to attend eight-week training program in peer Each peer counselor has designed his schedules: 4 p.m. to 12 THE “DDLLAR SAVER” counseling sponsored by the Youth or her own project. The peer this annual event. Those attending Aerobics Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget OIL BURNER midnight and 12 midnight should bring a bag lunch, and dessert 1979-80 — Transfer to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund to 8 a.m. All schedules are in the following Manchester areas: Services Bureau. counselors will use their skills to help ...... $157,881.36 and beverages will be provided by SERVICEPERSON part of a 32 or 40 hour The students who have successfully others in the community. program to be financed from General Fund — Fund Balance (Surplus) O AREA I • AREA III completed the program are: Karen The projects include action as a the host church. work week, to Include FI reserved for Industrial Guidelines $154,568.46, and from un Capable In all phases of residential service, Installa Scott Dr. Constance Dr. Aniello. Pam Ballok, John Bond, "Big Friend” to younger children, Representatives are reminded to SIRLOIN STRIP DINNER reserved Fund Balance (Surplus) $3,312,90, some weekends. Elizabeth Dr. bring their contribution to the planned tion & domestic hot water repairs ... Ambassador Dr. Laura Drost. Chris Hildebrand, Beth leading discussions in the middle O'Neal McNichol We offer pleasant Cushman Dr. Croaby Rd. O'Hare, Susan Prusaczyk, Lina Ric- school on what it will be like in the Delegate’s Fund. The spring clothing Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget We will pay the right person top wages plus fringe VERNON - The Indian 1979-80 — Transfer to Capital Improvement Reserve fund downtown Hartford office a AREA II o AREA IV ciardone, Kim Shover, Karen Start, high school, and visiting elderly drive for Church World Service is benefits. surroundings, FREE Waddell Rd. being held during the week of May 6.’ Valley YMCA is seeking ...... $15,965.00 Varnon St. and Nancy Zdanis. patients in a local convalescent FOR Send resume to P.O. Box 1126, Manchester, Conn. INDOOR PARKING, Dudley St. Delivery of packages should be made 2 applicants for its Aerobics to be financed from unanticipated revenues — Interest on in- Elsie Dr. The peer counselor training home. training and paid benefits Uarlmgs in Motion program that vestments. 06040 ■ ' Alice Dr. Seaman CIr. program involved intensive exposure All of the peer counselers will be on to the Concordia Lutheran Qlhurch, Imagine, this delicious steak, plus baked potato, Texas Toast and R etum et will be kept contidentlel to areas such as problems of youth call to give support to youth referred Pitkin Street, Manchester, before 5 all the salad you can help yourself to from our famous salad bar. noNi m will be offered in .June, proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Call 728-1346 CALL LARAIN AT today, attentive listening skills, to Youth Services. Supervision of the p.m. UK mu looi tou Persons wishing to apply 1979.30 _ Refund of Taxes Account ,, Between 10 a.m. And now you can get two for just S6.99! Offer valid with coupon for the instructor training ...... $18,056.65 decision-making and research on peer counselers working on com and 2 p.m. only at participating Bonanza restaurants. program must be physical- to be financed from unreserved General Fund — Fund Balance MOLDMAKERS, 7 42-5549 helping organizations available to munity service projects will come Town report named youth. ly fit, a non-smoker, 18 (Surplus). DESIGNERS, from the youth services staff. ixtorycfdmce years of age or older and as award winner Proposed additional appropriation to Elducational Special TOOLMAKERS SOUTH WINDSOR-The annual willing to teach in Vernon, Grants Fund 41 for the Indochinese Refugee Children MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA Manchester or East Wind NEEDED Seniors host hearing town report has been been designated IBEING Assistance Program as one of the “Highest Award” sor. ' ...... $9,527,00 □ If you ar* a moldmakar, daalgnar or elderly an opportunity to directly MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE toolmakar with at laatt 6 yaara axpari- son'll WINDSOR-The Senior winners in the towns having a popula Aerobics in motion is a to be financed by a grant for this purpose. Citizens of South Windsor will host a participate in the planning process. cardiovascular program anea in building in|aetion molda, diaa or tion of 20,(X)0 to 50,000. THERE gagaa you should invaatigata Industrial TOOL MAKERS public hearing next Monday from 10 All senior citizens are urged to at Consideration of adding $92,584 to the Sanitation Budget for the The town was among six so that puts fitness exerciMS y ja r 1980-81 to provide funds for the continuation of Molding Corp. Work from tool design drawings, sketches and engineering a m. to noon in the Community tend these meetings. For more infor mmm coupon designated, and chosen for the most to music and dance. The twice per week trash collections. □ I.M.C. has ona of tha linsat aquippsd data to determine requirements, plan work, set up and Center, 91 Ayers Road. The hearing mation call 644-3338. oiAstanding report was the Town of participant begins with toolrooma in tha Nation, producing operate machines and equipment to construct, alter, repair will be sponsored by tbe North Cen Proposed Ordinance — To amend Ordinance Section 18-3 con molda and tooling of tho highoot quality. Greenwich. The annual contest is streching exercises and and assemble a variety of aircraft jigs and fixtures. Requires tral Connecticut Area Agency on SIRLOIN STRIP cerning permit fees and approval for the installation and repair IVIusio Boosters sponsored by the University of gradually works into a □ Cloto toloraneo COM oxparionoo it a technical school training or equivalent plus 3-5 years of on-site sewage disposal facilities. daf inito odvontogo. • Aging. Connecticut. more strenuous routine. experience In this or related work. The agency conducts resource MKBKON — The Rham Music □ 0«or 100 million porta wars produead The reports entered cover the This will be the first time Proposed Ordinance — To provide for handicapped parking on Good salary range plus excellent benefits package. planning, coordination and resource Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 1979, Dur 81 at yaar. Our oustomars fiscal year of 1978-79. The judging this type of program will private and public property and penalties and violations Contact our Paraonnal Dapartmenl development activities for tl i j ^ i n the music room of Rham High FOR sra asking for mors molds. Why not join was done by Richard Thornton, head 2 be offered in this area. thereof. 0 prograotivo orgonliatlon in tunny town North Central Region, is in School. if of the UConn art department; Dinner includes steak, potato. toa|t The training program Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town Ttxoo? If you ora qualiflad, ooll or tend the process of developing a/three- The group will discuss the raauma to Molvln Eorolty. I CORPORATION Richard Custer, former town & all the salad you can eat' will be held the weekend of Clerk's Office during business hours. year plan designed to bring about a exchange concert trip to Newvlersey 06002 manager of West Hartford; and Oftor valid with coupon only June 10-22. Applicants James R. McCavanagh, Secretary IN0U9TRIAL MOLOINO CORPORATION Old Windsor Road. Bloomfield. Conn comprehensive and coordinated and will be presented with the slate (203) 242-4461 Frederick Chmura, assessment ad Coupon expires 5/4/80 ^ PLEASE CALLTHEATRE should contact the YMCA Board of Directors' ■ I I I . Slaton Road, Lubbock, T tia c T t404 social service delivery systtm for, of officers for the coming year. All iO i/748-4317 hÂn Equal Oppoflunlty Employr M/F^ visor for the state Department of FOR SCREEN TMES before May 10 by calling Datetfhat Manchester, Connecticut this 25th day of April, 1980 the elderly. interested persons are urged to at Revenue Services. the office, 872-7329. 087-04 The public hearing will provide the tend. EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 29, 1980- 15 14 - t • 1- ■ o HbKALD, Tues-April 29, 1960 Peinirts — ChtriM M. Schulz ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Punie HomM for ffont 84 THE LOSER SETS TO JEJUNE K N Frank and Emaat "EACH CONTESTANT MUST THE WINNER OF EACH 1 Day (Sp.) 1 Normandy □ Q D I R 0 N E O I N E WANTED 2-3 Working Single HIT THE OLP BALLS 5 Family invasion day □ □ □ FURNISH A NEU) CM MATCHeersTOkEEP E R t FRANK ft ERNIE'S Male Engineers. Share large flbby OVER THE FENCE ANP memlMr 2 Smallest bit □ D E I OF TENNIS BALLS" •THE NEW BALLS" 8 Flat circular 3 American □ house. Bolton. Lease. 1 vehi □ □ □ h o w m h o w t o T' INTO THE W 00P5! plate (ebbr.) KWIKI-FIX 6ARA6E 5 E cle each. No children, pets. By ADigaii van Buren □ Q D 643-2880. '7 ^ ' y — ^ 12 Large cupola 4 Conveying □ □ fiET THE Ho<^D OP 13 Advanced In 5 Passages thru □ yean walls o a OfflcM-Sfoiw for ROM 88 14 Words of un 6 Astringent □ □ □ A N D TU- demanding (2 7 Insecticide □ □ Q O D MANCHESTER. 2800 square wdi.) 6 Expand D ClClinD B Pl6HT ON IT, S i r ! feet industrial space. Also: of Viewing Childbirth; 15 Egyptian tun 9 Osiris* wife Q Q D D B Q fice space. F. J. Spilecki, disk 10 Transmitted □ D d o n o Reaitors. Call 643-2121. 16 Beyond the 11 Barrels Why Not Hire a Band! limit 19 Broke bread 28 Flower , Pritcllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 17 Heather MANCHESTER - Retail, 20 Gloom 29 Annoying one ^2 Opinion ?« ^ O" 4->t t)E/kR /VBBY: When APPALLED IN K.C. wrote that ahe 18 End of s sp y 22 Siring room 31 Prime donna 43 Simpleton storage and/or manufacturing it !s ^ 20 Ship part (pi.) > • wi(b dismayed that her married daughter was going to let ^ 0O J/ NOBOPV AT PO VOUR FOLKS ' THEV A1.WAV5 34 Ducks 44 Hawaiian space. 2,000 square feet to 80,- 21 It IS (contr.) her 6yearoId eon and 16yearold unmarried sister witness AW HOUSE KNOW WHERE KNOW W H IR i I'M USUALLV THE ’ 23 The same 000 square feet. Very 22 Chisel 35 Of fingers island birth of her second child, you said, “It should be a SOU'RE COMING- COMING FROM.' REFRIGERATOR.': (Lat.) reasonable. Brokers UNPERSTANPS ME.' 23 idiotic 37 Hair base (pi.) 45 Qeit protected. Call Heyman fascinating and educational experience." FROM? 26 Cleft pelate 24 Conditionally 38 Dress style 46 Skeleton part ^ y wife and I are contemplating having a child. I would 25 Aardvark's Business & Service PlT)pertie8, 1-226-1206. 30 Sound of a (sl-l 47 Varying like to invite her 11-yearold nephew and members o f his 7 ' ^ ball diet X 40 Rugged guy weight of Li(tle League team to witness the conception of the chiU. I 31 Blade 26 Let (compwd) also think it would be a “ fascinating and educational 32 Poetic 27 Be in India □ AUTOMOTIVE 41 Personality experience" fur the neighborhood kindergarten class to preposition command 49 Exclamation - 33 Superlative watch. My wife is appalled at this idea. Would you please 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 6 9 10 11 Autos For Solo 81 suffix tell her that she is a prude — that the beet way to learn 34 Slanderous 14 abbut the miracle of life is to witness it from its very 12 13 WE PAY TOP PRICES for gossip befpnning? Signed .. . 35 Podium IS 16 17 wrecked and junk cars. A 4c B f ; AS CRAZY AS YOU 36 Letter Auto Salvage, used auto parts. IB 19 H 20 Call Tony i 38 Middle PEAR ABBY: Surely you weren't serious when you 1 JM 39 Accountant 21 approved allowing a 3-year-old to watch his mother give (abbr I ■ bitth! I am a registered nurse who has assisted in at least 40 Swine 23 24 25 27 26 29 Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawranca 41 King of the J 5,000 births, and every time one of those supportive IF YOU CAW JUMP ALL TH£ golden touch 30 WANTED JUNK AND LATE hiubands scrubs and dona a gown to be with his wife during J V » T OHB SMALL POIMT eA 5y-iF VA ■ MODEL WRECKS - Cash VOO'ftE OVBRLOOKiWe, OOU'T MIWD. 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It Fuller for all your decorating grades 1 to 8. Masters degree estimates. Call after 5, 643- GAS SAVERS. 1974 Plymouth iNiWSEAAt* (NT(M»a>6| ASSN tof k me years to get over it. I’m not sure I ever did. I am now advertised in Money, Peo needs. Evenings, 646-0709. in remedial reading. 742-9632. 1870. 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